The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1872, Page 2

ee es Se Te er eM, a age _ * BLOCKS “PROM BROADWAY. WAY.—HANDSOMELY weeny HOOD! Rg ee ‘Y, CORNER TWE TWENTY. 2 furnished First Floor, with brive file for for a ee. sixth street.—El “y on American and Eu- arty. Testaurant at down-town kly ; wiso large sec East’ igh iiicenth street ston] Panne Gio as ny ra ee Mtiecd: Flos ana other. Room fe Second. Floor and other families end siete fentlemen, to 10h with Board; private tables given it desired. 5h AVENUE, 164, NEAR TWENTY.) phn STREET.. os Mandvomels foraished Rooms, en Iso sing! if desired ; Dains on cae for; disor’ retoreice. r WEST W: WASHINGTON PLAC SECOND DOO! e 5 from Macdougal street.—Ne ty furnished oak | ‘With closets, to rent, with Board use With all modern conveniences; Urst class table nvenient ne neighborhood. 5 VANDAM STRTET. NEAR MACDOUGAL,—AND- 22,,fomely Mrnished front Room, on second ‘iloor: also ouble Koons, suitable for toe ern: lor two pérsons, with or without BLOCKS WEST oF ROADWAY ARE WELL » by ad Rooms, with gs Board, for 4amilies or b— ~~ amma Apply at ay Bleecker street. Terms T% STREET, 221.—NICELY FURNISHED Room, wi ‘Board’ f frst class: prives moderate. for gentleman; appointments UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF CLINTON i Pn. (Kighth strcet).-To let, with Board, hand- furnished Roo: bl el ‘wives'and 2 3! = a. gy for Co a and their 1 of STREET, 49 ~WEST.—NICELY FURNI: second floor Room, with Board, for gentleman and Trier mingle vontiemen: also other single Htooms; house has all modern improvements. TH STREET, CORNER SECOND AVENUE, and 92. nge front, , handsomely: furnished ; also single Rooms and front Basement to let, -RIGHTH bape —FIVE HAND- semety orgeies Kooms, en suite, on first floor; and three Suits on second floor; private ] table ices desired 16 RAST TWENTY-THIRD \ STREET, OPPOSITE Madison ane ae Park.—To let, turnished, with or without Board, ele Rooms, en suite or singly. 22 WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO t, with first class Board, Suits of Rooms on the | seoond fidor and single Rooms; also a large Parlor on the Gist hoor; ali handsomely furnished, 28 LAMARTINE PLACE (57 WEST TWENTY-NINTH street irable Rooms to let, to gentleman and | le “2, ~ sy good Board; house and lo- QQ CUISTON Place. — FURNISHED ROOMS TO 7 let, with or without Board. 33 Ske" pares sreeer. BE! * Rooms tr re eas" fi and table first class. Re 33 West THIRTY THIRD STREE . Halt, sunny exposure nd single men; location —UPPER FRONT with Board; also entire Second Floor, every con with private fable and attendance: Hiehly furnished and atric dy first class. 40) SOP TH OXFORD STREET, BETWEEN DEKALB | and Latayette avennes, Brooklyn, on the hill— Rooms to let, with Board. singly or en suiie 46 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET—WELL FUR. ished Roume on second and | third floors, also un tarnished Koom, with Orst class WEST TWENTY. NINTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished First Ploor, with private table if di floors, with excellent terms moderate, reterences exchanged Af) NINTU STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND DY University piace’—Purnished Rooms to let, with first class Board; the house h up, n been newly fitted or single gentlemen STREET.—AN ELE. | Rooms on second floor, | bath, ch it pourd, tor | geatinmen only also other Rov | 53 MEAT TWELPTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenues —Handsomely furnished Rooms, front and back Partor, to let, with Board. 55 WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH nd ent Boarders can be Board, en suite or singly, Teiercnces, papered and pa ne ted | for families WEST TWENTY FIRST gantly furnished sult at ve ine German tamily ; 2 CORNER OF TWENTY wiy. hatideomcly furnished Ro ly, gentleman and or single eeceeere: references exehauged 725 NINETEENTH STREET—A LARGE mark Room to let, with Board, to gentleman and KA sentiomen, location desirable; reierences ex. fore or entiewen ‘Sed wi wine, wu moderate. 9 & UNIVERSITY PLACE —A SUIT OF ROOMS ON he first and second for Md suit a party of # without Board, 159 BLPECKER sraeer BETWEEN THOMPSON | OT and Sullivan streets—Permanent, transient and ay Boarders taken, SUMNER SIXTEENTH (STREET —WANDSOME rd, in a private who can appre- n iy highest rel 2) NTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVE- U0) ued large Frout Room, with board, for two gentlemen, German family. WEST TENTH STREET. —A SMALL FAMILY will let one or two pleasant Rooms, containi nid wat 0 i tmoderate ti =, single Rooms, with ¢ 220 froarde , EIGHTH AVENU FRONT PARLOR To LET, suitable for house ker ping, other Kooms, with | 'T, GERMAIN, FIFTH AVEN! BROADWAY AND ‘Twenty second ieet Ame ican plan; $3 0 day; rooms all front; most central 2) lication oa secure splendid accom! ri first class in all respects. ” a. COUNTRY “BOARD. A FEW {ROARDERS “CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT lamozus House, situated close by the water: Ane fis! ing and sailings fi five re minutes’ wal Island depot. Apply to OARD AT CORNWALL! class house; one hour and. forty minutes from fine mountain air, pleasant walks and good table, fo 0. 4. Walbridge, 0 Broadway, and John Parr, 7 Betis IN A PRIVATE FAMILY—LOCATION ON the Hudson River, below Peekskill; 2 Fo of Rooms, ood table ; ‘gad moderate. Address box bad ottice, eokskill, N. ORNWALL ON THE will remain open : moderate, Address Landing. NOUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED—AT A LARGE rm house, 48 miles via Eric Railw nt rooms; wosquitoes; very healthy place. Address HOME, box 148 Herald office. NGLEWOOD HOUSE, ENGLEWOOD, N. Ihiles {rom New York by Northern Raitroad, toot of Chambers street; Board for Fall and Winter; torms rea- sonable. Apply to proprietor of Englewood House, BineOM, PARK HOUSE Rooms and Board its of § ft CLARK Proprietor, Cornwall SUMMER RESORTS. _ —ST, MARKS. HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, 8. + Accommodations tor families and single gentie- Ten; house remains open until late in Pall Apoly to or DECAMP & COLE, Proprietors. LBEMARLE HOU: SARATOGA _ SPRINGS, Broadway, near Clarendon.—$2 6 to $3 per day? first class family hotel; accommodations unsurpassed. Address as above, or No. 7 Warren street, room 6. AY SHORE, L. L—FAMILIES OR SINGLE PERSONS can be nicely accommodated with Board. Terms, $8001 eerie children. Apply {0 JA8. ‘SiierrTis, ew Chambers s stree’ (uF woop HOUSE, KEYPORT—Iy HOUR BY steamer Matteawan, 4 P.M. Barclay street; “good table, frat class boarde ‘le asalit place; $8to $12. E. Broadway, or 176 Bleecker street. OUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, MONTROSE station, N. J., via Morris and Essex ins daily).—A few very desirable Rooms, just vacated, in be had at Feasonable te terms. ©, HITZELBERGER, Proprietor. Mig ON THE HUDSON, A BEAUTIFUL LOCA. Fall and Winter Board at reguced rates. A F Ulster count; Bl Milton, OODSBURY PAVILION, WOODSBURY, L. 1, TWO miles from Rockaway, overlooking the Atlantic Qoean.—This magniticent hotel is now open for the recep- tion of guests. . PB, SEWELL, Proprietor. crry REAL “ESTATE FOR SALE. East Side. STEVENSON & SON’S SEPTEMT puses, lots, de. and 44 pay te Hew, complete, ee —FIFTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE PARK, FOUR story substantial’ brown stone. Resid furnished ; VENSON & SOX convenience and hapdeomnele uniurnished ; low. V. 226 Fifth ue and il Pine street BouLzvarp LOTS, FIGHTH AVENUE LOTS, FIFTH avenue Lots, Madison avenue Lots and Lots on all the principal streets for sale, NO singly. M. A. J. LYNCH, 72Cedar street. ON 17TH STREET, BE- ih third house west three story and 1 moderi im- j)OR SALE—IN HARLEM, tween Fifth and 8: from Firth avenue, north sid basement brown stone Hot provements and extra plumbing work; built by Gardiner and finished in the best manner; best location in Har- cheap. Apply ‘to JAMES McLAUGH. Jem ; will be sold LAN'& CO, 125th street and Wg avenue for terms and ey, TOR SALE—THE CHEAP ST FOUR STORY DOUBLE Tenen v3 House in the Seventeenth ward, with ad foluing, Lot If desired: a decided bargain. ‘Apply to G. Fourth avenue. WOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A WELL BUILT Fats ean gat he brown stone House, 20 feet xii FRANCIS CRAW FORD, 966 Third avenue. ‘OUSE, 12 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BE+ tween Lexington and Fourth avenues, four stories, ‘20x35, lot 87. ted a May 1, 1874, for $3,000 per annum; Jease terminable Ma; 1873, at purchaser's option. Apply for permit at 248 Broadiva way, room ADISON AVENUE.—THE ELEGANT ‘4 D SUB. stantial House , northwest corner of Sixty-sixth street, will be sold cheap. Inquire on the premises or of D. G. CROSBY, 133 Nassau street. 55TH, STREET, CONVENIENT TO CENTRAL PARK and Madison avenue cars, just east of Fourth ave- oo desirable three story and basement, new, modern high stoop brown stone Dyeing for sale rensonably 5 terms easy ; possession. EVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street and 226 Fitth avemie. West Side. QUICK TRANSIT.—PROPERTY NORTH OF 155TH treet a specialty several desirable Plots for sale, in the above vicint POTTER BROTHERS, “Nos. 4 and 6 Warren street. | A. ches or semous Board ; also jers w Call for one woek. 26 ) WEST TWENTY-PIFTH STREET, BRTWREN Seventh and bi Nicely furnished Kooms to let, with Boar gentlemen and wives or sin- Fle gentlemen; private family; terv : 273 F Q° 26) WEST NINETEENTH STREET. —PLEASANT DOS ki # to let, with Board, to gent itemen ; Telerences exc hanged 345 WEST NINETEENTH STREET.—A PRIVATE family will rent to single gentlemen one or two Rooms, with or without Board, at moderate terms, 359 NEST THIRTY FIRST | STREET —TO Ler. e rd, hondsomely furnished Rooms, singly or en gulls, to taamilice or single gentiemen houre amas Die first cliss, 726 ., nd wise NINTH AVENUE, “FIRST FLOOR — OARD. A and coun men can be accommodated with oard combortable Rooms; terms moderate. z= QUAKER FAMILY ON MURRAY MILL, BE and Sixth avenues, would like a few nice doarders. Parties wishing an unquestionable home will | find it to their interest to address FRIENDS, box 3,042 Post office. Hove, NEWLY OPENED—NO. @ UNIVERSITY | place. Ha furnished Rooms, with first class table; ye ntral, house unusually desirable it LET—WITH OR WITHOUT PRIVATE TABLE, handsomely furnished Rooms, lecation Murray il, near Fith avenue. Apply at Everett Library, 98 Sixth avenue | pe eral | NEXCEPTIC me PRIVAT! FAMILY, NEAR Madison square, offer back Parlor, with Board tor two; sofa bed; Uideriy ‘or literary parties preterred. Ad- dress, with full name or reference, EXCLUSIVE, 64g West Thirty-second street. cee ERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH gentlemen or Heman ‘and wite, Inquire at | northwest corner of Monroe avenue and Anna street, Elizabeth, N. J., or at 2 Broadway, room 20, New York. House modern ; family private. BOARD, POR | cheerful home, Address No. § Lafays tae av., Brooklyn. F° SALE—FOUR LOTS, 100X88, SITUATED IN THE Ninth ward of this ety. “Inquire at 742 Greenwich streel JOR SALE—TWO NEW TENEMENT HOUSES, 560 West Fifty-fourth street; rent for $3,250; price $2,000, FFORD, ‘est Fity-seventh Spoly to owner, M. A. STA! ‘(00 —POUR STORY BROWN STONE EXTRA $30. 000. finish, 21x56x100, in West Forty-ninth stroet; ‘it is a bargain. RIKER, HESSE & CO., No. 5 Pine street. BROOKLYN bee gc id FOR SALE AND ERALD BRANCH “OFFICE—BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK NERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF PULTON AV. AND BOERUM sr. M. TILL 8 P.M. DEPARTMENT OFFICE OPEN FROM AGENTS! CARRIERS AND _NO, 7 FRONT FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WISH TO SELL & very pleasantly located frst class corner House, With all modern improvements, furnished or unfurnished; in this instance an inspection ‘will pay one wishing @ TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE FOR Sigg —in Brooklyn; water and eas eth 96,000, for 00, Sutin, owne 2 William meee asannnor’ House), FINE FIRST CLASS basement, &c. ntels, | H * kool creas Ord corner East r h street and enve, Hunter's Point, a few East waik from Thirty-fourth street ferries, WESTCHESTER COUNTY — _FOR SALE OR TO RE _ BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. OUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNISHED |e Kfast only, with « strictly private ing not above Thirty fifth street; pr $6 a week; references given and required. Ad _ box 1,124 Post office, “YOUNG LADY WOULD ee not | & TO RENT A PIneT | ZA. or second story Room parlor and bedroom, or Farlor with Bedroom adjoining, with Board, furnish dor | unfurnis we 7 enty-third street, arth | and Sev venus; price not over ‘Sipe dress A. ferald Uptown Branch office A. LADY TEACHER) WISHES A LARGE ROOM JA. with Board: focation between Forty-second and Fifty-ninth streets, Fifth and Ninth avenues Address, stating terms, R. 8., 24 West Twenty-fourth street. OARD WANTED—BY THREE OR FOUR ADULTS rivate family; first class house and loomtion up town, betwe rth and Seventh avenues; reier ences, Address JASON, Herald office Boan Waxten wife and tw Micinity, Twenty-thurd sires. nues. Address HOME, care Harring way. OARD WANTED-IN A PRIVATE young man ; French amity box 3,470 Post o! 100 PER MONTH. GE NTLEM AR, FAMILY location near the Mereantile Library nv A preferred Terms $0. Address J. LYON. OARD WANTED Wife: house mus we Twewty jor below Fou ‘Address, with MARSUMAN, box om 216 Herald etter POARD WANTED-—THREE ROOMS, HANDSOMWLY furnished. in a good location. suiteble tor a gentle GENTLEMAN AND an, viene ‘two children under 3 years, with wurse ri Dot to exceed $65 per Week; private tabic Addrow Herald office. OARD WANTED—IN BROOKLYN OR NHW [ convenient and pleasns rim Be i‘ Pon 1 ast Pon BY THREK ADULTS, A THIRD STony 1 commiunie: ry Mall Re , With Board ire aad gas, FH per werk YORK oon TANTED-—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A PUR nisted Koom, with Board; private ly prefer red. Address, giving particulars, ALPHA, Herald offee, BROOKLYN BOARD. 160 § CLINTON STREET —BOARD ON BROOKLYN Heights; A handsome suit of Rooms, om the ane ; ond for for gentlemen and their wives bentic ; house has all ty dern improvements, amd ie Within a few ininutes’ walk of the fer ‘8 ST. Lk Kod Washi Board, wi n_bedroot, $20. HOTELS. N HOTEL. Lary: legal SUL pia: wie, 81 EW ENGLAND HOTEL, | » BOWERY, Bayard street.—20 light Kou Wo, oF Oe. ver night, $3 to $4 per only. SEAR BROADWAY cool i net iyaure i Parlor, CORNER ¢ | A 1 lid | Boston road, Morrisania, or to J, H WELSH, #% Broad- | feetly AT WANTS TO BUY A NICK PLACE, sh, in Morrisania, 1%¢ “miles from Har: ase. with over 18 box 171Herald HOUSE, WELL ‘nis, stable and eleven street, east of VERY DESIRABLE DOUBI furished, modern improve jor sale. Apply on the premise way, elty meevinas __ a | BEAUTIFUL stm WINTER RESI- | AL. dence, in complete improvements— | ables, poultry house, healthy : charminy | bour of street im Weame, Address Post office box 2 ves; high and per- Json, within one pneranty OUT OF THE CITY FOR = Se OR TO RENT. les; 7 acres ies ‘and. nt es.an in ond rr ean remain on nce | | obx Denon ie of George Porter & co, Insurance Agents, 20 Broadway, New York. 7 QUOOUR, b. L-7OR GALE—THE WHOLE OR | As ri fe dnntsoee hers eed best taree he tee oper ae roy) stat Fis Quogue, tor NO rat Hi Broad lly freseoed | hot — J ath and ent billiard gas fixtures and eBades from bottom hot wna, costs Price, 8 wy ‘sh ed, balance eam remain. PM RDRRAON, cmos of | a Inewrance Agents, 200 way, New Yor cot puPRY SEAT AND FARM OF & —saruated on the edge of a flour. onayivania. Re ven one 4 tara, choice Py | EAUTIFUL me tor 1 how fine coder Property must be « ‘on eatate. be beugnt very easy terms. | bay @ ares adjoining. Luberty street, Bethle reWarn same after eh; terms easy; | ‘a 4 AT. STATION on, DEI; : 0 ‘ sae het ab BPENSON. Det._ sarees Pry AND Hoven, w wire a eae eieaecere ee TA GrENgAck fag By VIOINIT, ON ERIE AND MID. HSE Te tees exchange and to Jet) sen AC! POR 8. Act INCLUDING EACH FARM e Lg my ote and ex- i good order; 7 3 sand stock worth wer a acres rh tation, witht crops, alone worth price ort $3) per acre; pertectl heall 7 nsnedlate’ pos. a a uy RENT GREE TILL APRIL 1-ELEGANT COUNTRY furnished, near New York; plenty of fruit and veer also’ horse and” earring fiat deposit ‘81, ot cepted. Dr HATCH, 1,808 Broud REAL ESTATE “xo EXCHANGE. ELEGANT VILLA FOR SALE—OR BXCWANOE N A for city property, situate LOL, withio dive minutes” walk of depot te with 3) acres of rich land under cultivation; modern built house, furnished ; fam: mer kitchen, ice: house and outhuildi see een tarcring etenels: ‘piece well Bosked, vith fruit trees; would sell 2 acres of the land without bull ings; terms enay; no brokers need apply. Inquire of JACOB MILLER, ‘on the premises; or . G. By ‘Herald office. NY PARTY HAVING A HOUSE | IN NEW YORK OR Brooklyn for sale or exchange, and who woul Eade the same for first class Household Furniture and Piano, which will_be valued at much leas than cost (and the property offered for exchange must be ata fair valuation), can hear from the owner of the furniture by addressing FAIR EXCHANGE, Herald office. ¥ _ SALES AT AUCTION. A“ B WALDRON yet al & ey of an entire sect Sk PURNIBHING GOODS, the entire winch ofa Aga. Sy a salabio assortinen| Brats pices nt Copper and Sopper-botiomed Ware. yoreen. hist ware, pea ay Tools of all kinds. Tron end Hi Wilt Ware, low Ware Bl anes vee Bate Wage cotinine, onan gat Rint Cuter Shien Be ke, ro Pilon, &o., ae. ihe and Boxea, ‘eR Bhoweases, £o. mit ibe the targest and finest tha v0 ever of: nale is itive and wefhicete tion. Store- Recpors, dealers aid uso publ ast invited: frre, ution, Looking Gases Notions, mg en ee Ribbons, Pad I Es coi Grapes, ia prime order. L30 Ogomp Sea. B Breaktenh end Dinner Plates. Ct Anat JOHNSTON, and oem = ae Cae T JOUNSTON & AUCTIONEER. 1. 37 Nassau jassau street, opposite the FURNITURE, iil sell at ai ” ets DAY, AuausT 90, at 45 FOURTH Copenh.) Re ey dkreenra Lee afd a dhe Frat Furpitare in ‘wall Sor haber gna ae ureric sicpey nan See oh ra tinracse fe my and fetothe, B ” ‘ther with the Kitchen Furniture, wit pinnate he ‘sale ‘rll commence eS B, bens AUGEIONER bers and 77 Reade streets. LEER B. MINER & BKO., late Henry H. Leeds & Miner (established 1847). AND the great romani! ‘vin ate BELLS,” © popaiar a eRe ew WALLACK, in his great ‘creation of pins, secured mx days in advance at the theatre, or at Ditson & Co.'s music store, 711 Broadway. OWERY THEATRE M. B. FRELIGH .- Manager cme Oxi rir -—— a — SHIN FANE aes SHIN FANE ae Booed ac SHIN FANE SS SHIN FANE nnd mes inbla + BVERY Nout, ——“ every NIGHT, 7. G, Rigas, the celebrated Trish Gain. Carnet of GAIR. Every scene eee Th ing ‘up twice ae ee TAGs, YANKE! ‘Gut pies LOCKE will appear in his magaifi- LYM PIO i O THIS que) even SEN Reb OF and last a) Tite Beauti'al Goma rc rea h rete DAVID jABLIOK, LINGARD SKI with impersonations of pe a ry eolebri- rama, in o and 4 — ‘the NEW SCENERY, NEW PRO! OSTUME: SAR RTOAH EFFECTS, never Ipeednccane Now INAUGURATE THE REGULAR SEASON. ‘ooD's USEUM. W ouAST wank BUT 01 on THIS EVENING AT 6, |e AY, AT the favorite actor, win bis ‘specialty of in ee te OOTOROON; nd Ineaghe Or, LIFE IN LOUISIANA. Buc fe 3 FAMILY, | OR SALE—EXCHANGE FOR A COUNTRY HOME, a small House, near Fortieth street, or for first mort. Rages, a new four ‘story brown stone louse, hardwood non Madison avenue, near the Purk, furn WILLIAM GEE. owner, corner of Elm aud streets; no agents. (OR SALE OR EXCHAN FOUR TE Houses, in South Brooklyn, for sale Low, or to barter for Brooklyn Lots, A. J. BLEEKER & CO,, 77 C 10 EXCHANGE FOR A . COUNTRY D ‘al Estate, a Broadway Druz Store ; old stand; long Tease. Address, with {ull particulars ‘only, M. A. X., Herald office. 10, EXCHANGE FOR LOTS W YORK—TWO ‘Tenement Houses on First avenue, New York, and some cash. Apply at 305 Broome street after 2 o'clock ISIC FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR To real catite, in'New Yorks the Residence and Omlee of aphysiciawot ihe hiahest radi if ‘and best practice In the city of Portland, Me. Unusually tavorable terms will be made to accompli ish object of an exchange of resi- dence. A competent physician should at once step into a business of $6,000 to $2,000, Real estate tree of encum- brance and is worth $20,000, Agents or others address EDGAR TUCKER, 85 Ne WO FULL LOTS ON FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET and a large Tenement House qn Forty-second street, all clear, to exchange for some fr-t class tenement in @ ‘location. M. - LYNCH, 72 Cedar street. $30 00 —STRIC TLY ‘FIRST LASS MERCHAN- pe . + dise, also an established manufacturing Dusiness, Maps rofitable, including Factory, will ex- change tor destrable real estate. “Apply to JAMES D. BAY, dl Liberty street Pt ani REAL ESTATE WANTED. WAXTED 70 PURCHASE—A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL House, located between about ‘Twenty-third and Fiftieth streéts and between Fourth and Six! ; the house and lot must be full size, oF very nearly so, and on the primitive earth. adver will pay cash for G house that suits his wishes for a dwelling ut will not ay the absurd prices placed on most houses for by agents or any other sort of go-between, hence azentsnecd not reply? bona ‘will find a real urchaser, Addrexs ROBERT SPENCER, West End ior 1, Long Branch, N. J. ie MUSICAL, y AS FIRST CLASS * TENOR WANTS AN ENGAGEMENT inn frstclass church. Address If. F. M., box 51 Fost office, Williamsburg, 1 I. NARD. D ¢ BC J musical instruction nt Cliaion Place; circulars and “Btndente Journal mite eit. established 1554. - J. 'ATSON, Musical Director. RAUSS DANCE nai Collection of Waltzes, Fotkas, Mazurka Contains only the gems'of this popular aut ae. Price, paper, $1 23; boards, $1 0; cloth, $2. Oo it) a baoten ane Dneee WHITE, SMITH & PERRY, 298 and 34) Washington street, Boston, erie : LATEST, BEST AND M CHARMING.— Strauss Autograph Waltzes, These ary the most de cat set of waltzes ublished, and ar dies of the Jubil An horus. Price 75¢ HITE & GOULLAUD, 86 Tremont street, lightful and choice dedicated to the Published by Boston. PROPOSALS, _ Mavors ae Gatvssrox, Texas, August 14 1872, ‘roposals ving 5 Streets. Sealed prypoai will be, revelved At this ofice untiL Wo'clock M., on the 1th day of October, 1872,.to pave Market strect or avenue D, rom, Bighteenth street to ‘Thirty-third street, in the Citv of Galveston, Texas. The proposals must specity the kind ‘and quate of pavement Rnd the cost er art yard, The Clty Couneit reserves ‘the right to reject any and al ” Y ALBERT SOMERVILLE, Mayor. prorosats FOR $1,768,000 STOCKS OF THE ciry and County of New Yor! Sealed proposals will be Fecelved at the Comptroller's office unul ptember 3, 1872. at two o'clock P. M., when the same O wittt be public! ‘ly opened for the whole of anypart of the sum ot 81,768,000 oF stocks ot the City and Gounty of New York, to-wit Sidiuional new Croton Aqueduct Stock, authorized chapter 20, laws of 18/0, payable Add ‘chapter 56, umended chapter, S33" lawe of payable November 1, 1591 Assesment Fund Stock (couniy), chapter 565, section 7, laws of 1: vember 1, city Parke linprovert nit Band’ Stock, authorized y chapter laws of 1871, payable in thirty a 335, Le on In ws or 810, payable November 1, 1902, 250,000 Said stocks will bear’ Interest at the rate of seven cent per annum, payable on the Ist day of May and Ko. vember in each ye: ‘The proposals Will state the amount of stock desired and the price per $100 thercof, and the, persons whose prop, lnre acuepted will thereupon. be required to deposit Sith the Chamberlain the sums awarded. to tiem respecs tively, together with any premiums thereon. On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts of. the Chamberlain for such deposit the partes will be entitled to receive certificates for equal amounts of the par value ofthe sums awarded to them, beating Interest from the a paymen' Meh proyontl, should be sealed and endorsed, “ Propo- aals for Stocks of the Clty and County of New York” aud enclosed in a second envelope addressed to the Comptrol ler. ‘The reject ests 0 authorized’ b; $85, payable No- ht is reserved on the eat of the Comptroller to y or all of the bids, if in his judgment the inter- © Corporation rewire it GREEN, Comptroller. Cig or Naw Yous Duraurwint oF Fina CoMPTROLLER’S a August 23, 1872 10 CONT tACTOR: jeeeey for Riprap at West Bank. Orrick OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE, yee ne Cou ust 13, 1 proposals per cuble yard Yor about 6,00 sable" yards of Riprap ‘corresponding with that mow on the premises, and to be placed as directed, sealed and endorsed asabove will be received by the undersigned at the ofne of the Commissioners of Quarantine until 2 o’clock P. 3d day of September, at which time the; tbe pal ily opened. The Board reserves to itsclt under the lav, thelr diseretion to reject any bid which it may not deem tor the interest of the State to ac RICHARD SCHELL, | Commissioners Sal Quarantine. » OAKEY fats Poe or New York. & SO POWELD, Mayor of Brooklyn. FURNITU RE, MAGNIFICENT QUEEN VICTORIA STYLE PAR- r Suit, In crimson satin, made to order for Marie Antoinette Parlor Suit, cont $4 for for H ‘$150; Turkish Suit, cost $600, for $250; walnut, Shits, $590 and Fianoforte,” 10 hake Ete 4, Paintings ; Cl amber Suits, $40 up; B Exten: Table, &c., property of a gentleman, at lis inton place) Eighth street’ between vith" and Sixth avenues. A RARE CHANCE.—¥OR OASH AT PRIVATE TE RESI- dence, 124 West 26th st., between 6th Parlor Suits, $75; rep Suits, $40; Bedroom Suit 300 lots ad iF cash, A LARG! OF CAI and ee ate at the lowest cash Prices or weekly or inonthly instalments, at O' FARRELL'S warehouse, 200 Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth street. A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM 8U: IT, | Qe RE Antoinette style, cost $400, for $200; one do. Ennoreens. Pi ngs, Bronzes, Clocks, Mirrors, Silverware, China, Gla: Etageres, Booke: Ghaniver Furniture, Furniture. servants ainartmen sacrifice; property family leaving city. 36 West lou st, n@ar Sth ay. ~SMUST BE SOLD BEFORE THE IST, ALL THE private residdnee 120 West Pianoforte, $250; rlor Suits, $59 Bedroom Bults, $40; Bookcase, 840° volumes’ of pet, Etageres, &c., at less than nlreost JASY TERMS FOR FURNITURE, CARPETS | AND 1; Bedding, at B. M. CONPERELW AIT Chatham street.—An immense stock and oF ie Mhamber Snits in great a eekly and monthly payments ta BRONZE FOUR-LIGHT STORE CHANDE. Impost new. with porcelain globes, will be sol singly or otherwise, Can be seen at 261 West ook. SOR SALE AT RICHMOND WILE Lt of new and elegant Cottare and Ya a VARIETY vation (he itlest on Routh Testricyed ne niyo mh from fer Terry a OA, veto Hi nh Hazanb, | to ROWLAND street —&A GREENHOUSE, WITH 4-4 ree wth trade Post oitice, New. RAGE WAREHOUSES ON ABINGDON SQUARE in separate compartments; tin. New York. ‘Office bud West Twelfth sire R TAGUART, Proprietor. mmowt responsi! Hudson street, nea: (Avetion SALE or Cry Household Furniture, all made to gy the ng Preoent owner, oc! Washstands, “Mattrense: ar) nay Siver and Fess san sell at public auction on betiet ‘At 10 o'clock in the forenc city of New ¥« the Prowse Castings, Rakes, Shovels, Forks, & “* . Agricultural 1 niplement My Rodding, ts’ Furniture. “A SSIGNEE’S SALE IN “BANKRUPTCY,—1 SHALL this FRIDAY, A sugtst 103s o'clock, atresidence 113 West street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer, Parlora—Magnificent Foxe wood Flano‘orte, Stool and Cover: superb Queen Vic: toria style Parlor Suit, in crimson satin, cost 8; rkish Drawing Boom Suit in two colored reps and ltk ‘asso cost $a); Carpets, Mirrors, Bronzes, Paintin Cle Eiageres, Tabl dsteads, Burea\ walnut Suits, covere xtonsion Table, Glass, Bale positive. " ay, Sd dity of Heptem. cot iat BI Puiton street, roperty ang effeats cons ing of Floughs, La! hg yd Bed Gins, Corn Shi Weg being a general assortment SB. TRASK, Assignee in Bankruptcy. UCTION SALE. AUGUSTE a0 wor Magnificent ‘on THIS DAY. MER at the elegant residence 36 West commencing 104 o'clock, pr Drawing Room § iageres, Boo by eminent artists, Mirrors, nut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardro! Ginss, emptory. rosewood Pianotorte, celebrated mi mal Auctioneer. (3 rniture, DAY), 1th at. rtains, Paintings locks, magnificent ri rowOW Commodes, oder, halt “and jKitehett jale per- spring Mattresses, Extension Table, Sideboard, Silver Ware, Table Cutlery; 'Baseme: Furniture; Furniture servants’ apartments, UCTION NOTICE. THis DAY-FRI ny 200 CASES SOFF HL cits oering is ‘atalogues and goods now re: soit TORBING DAY, at 10 0’ TWELVE HUSDRED LoTs FOREIGN AND poliesnic DRY GOODS, HATS. is worthy aene attention of buyers. £00., Sa cemecapemen tt toom Suits, Chamber Mattresses, rosewood ‘ed te—name! ierocs, Curtains, earior #3 Library and Drawing Suit Dressit ‘rink Beduteade UCTION bog OF HOUSEHOLD Peat deg Pianotorte, fine Oil Paintings, Bronzes, THIS ery ) MORNING, commence! at iG orelock. LUKE EI MA ERALD, Fond Pianola, ipo waola compiete Furi rosewo 2. pulvate Fesidence 10 West 23d street, pssween 6th kit Avenues—cat 8 comprising over 400. lot — ut walni Dining Room Buffet, Chairs, Extension Tables, ‘Chine a al Silverware; other articles too numerous to mention. flegant Household ones te, a0, ee exter io Eee i, Barta Be ‘arpets, Mirrors, Paintings, tiily required for housekeeping Alsievan NOTICE.—A. CALDWELL, Theor rae splendid ca: (Briday). at i ovelogk, ve warerooms of M d id g. Bale positiv ive. oa ihre SALE. Branson Gina, Nhe pe a Bi and immediately aiter, consisting ofa lafge quantity of areal A, Eight tures of Saloon, consist Tron eo, at the southe: Of tgileth strvet and Nivith avenue, convents of Saloon, Wines, Brandies, Whis- AMIN P, FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer. t 104. M.. at southeast ting of a quantity of ot jate, Lease of Gins, Beer Pumps. Clocks, domestic and imported og ‘8, Store Fixtures, Lease of premises, &c. y order of MARGARET By ed to “Aes AUCTION. ‘This to, Mmeneing at lk ; rich Parlor Suits, Bedroom, ce Curtains, Mirrors, Bedstead: Room, pa ghey Extension Table, Tee AU at Ukr bree A 124 West 26th mprising over 300 lots of ele- fis, Household yacnitavern vin, Tose wood Pianoforte, cost Sprit Hair Mattresses, Lounge: also Dining Hoc, Basement ‘and K CTION. st., com- big od Brussels Cary =, Bureaus, Wardrones, Clocks, rep Suits? ‘itehen Furniture ; Suen Raises Glass™ uctioneer, ih UCTION.—CLINTON B. seit at their ‘THIS DAY (FRIDAY), eneral assortinent second hand Foom Suits, black walnut Bedstead dining room and bedroot lor Suits, rosewood Se steads, thahogan, Lounge, Orib a Chairs, "Tables, hair and other Kitchen Utensils, chairs their fo ele geet ee Mirrors, paint Mattre: and Pliows, Sheets, Blankets, Crockery, O8GOOD, AUCTIONRER, SECOND HAND pI Ng FURNITURE, will salesroom, 126 CHAMBERS STREET NEAL COLL Rar PLACE, AUGUST 30, AT 1036 A. Furniture, Soastexic Velvet, Brussels and. ingrain Gs eB Diack’ walnut ihe ‘Was! Exte mage rhe Par- Oga ny Bed- am aan Bedste: Feather Beds lassware and The Yarboro House, in the New Orléans the most favorably ublic, Will be sold on Saturday, ivision between the heirs-at-law Yarbor terms lil city Carolina, of all Southern hotels By cen Balt! An opportunit 1 hotel men; long ci rake PPO! Wh LIAM ne EST PAYING HOTEL IN THE SOUTH FOR SALE. of Raley. tigate itimore and known to the travelling 3ist August instant, for of tie late Colonel Fd redit ; RK, POOL, Executor. _ H"™ . ER, 534 BROADWAY, fig Furniture. ‘cloe! at Sulecrovims, 84 Brondway. Continuation on sale of fine Saturda; onneut lay at 11 0’ rooms No, 1 North Wil may concern, to Marble Counter, Stoves, H Household Furniture, &c., RY B, HERTS, AUCTION! Je BOGART, AUCTIONEE! e 31, 1872, at 11 o'clock, idm. street, on accout pay,advances, stor lack walnut Bar R. t the auction tof whom it fe and expenses, tures, Counters, &e, ed} Coaches Coaches, Light Wagons, Express hess, Sleighs. See Horses. all pureh advertisement, under the ilogues at sale. Cash deposits required trom %, ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. —HORSES, WAGONS, ‘Will sell this day, Au o'clock, at ‘iN Madison avenue, corner of the entire stock of a first class Livery Stable; 14 Horse irtieth street stree! Wagons, Trucks, H head OHN MORIARTY, JR., AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, ‘at ll A. M., 137 Fuiton street, continuation @! the great sale of Pictures, of the entire stock. nf ae Swaine. CADEMY OF MUSIC. VOKES TESTIMONIAL, Last appearance in America of the MONDAY fab Las opeptember 2, 1872, for the ain "hnerioa, in BLAGH SEVED SUSAN. BLACK-EYEB SUSAN DOELY: MAYFLOWER sees JACOB TWIG Le Joseph To be followed by the "reat Vokes specialty, the BELLES OF THE KITCHEN, Secure ‘Your seats on and after Thursday, August 2, at box office, Academy of Mu- sic, at Rullman’s, H2 Broadway, or at Grand ntral, Filth Avenue or St. Nicholas Hotels, Roget! OF MUSI smoot ge * ae noe ONE WEEK ONLY, RE, MONDAY, TORSDAY. AND. WEDNESDAY, M. THURSDAY, gts AND SATURDAY (Saturday Mat pois ae CADEMY OF MUSIC—BROOKLYN. SATURDAY pe paarases 31, the world-famous: ‘Thoir greatest success BELLES OF THE KITCHEN, Reserved seats at Chandler Brothers, 172 Montague street, Brooklyn, and 114 Broadway, New ¥. ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. a FRI we Y EVENING, AUGUST 30, WRENCE BARRETT casstus, in Shakspeare's tragerty of ca CASAR, A supported by Frederick Robinson, L. R. Shewell and a powerful combination. RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE—TWENTY-THIRD ST., RLS RUA sant SLReEnT OF aoa TELT AND ION GA THRTE SPELT, losars. Kel jelse Seymour, Dave jorman, P, Alberte, is, Haymgy I, Wash, Norton, Steele, Templeton, rlaey. merson, Brockws ara DAN Bre eee AND GRAND ‘ORCHESTRA. o Hours) Fun, Entirely New. Programme. BRYANTS MINST YANTS MINSTRELS, BEYANDS MINSTRELS, BRYANT MINSTRELS, AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, St. James Theatre, corner 28th st. and Broadway. MONDAY, AUGUST 25, and every evening, BIR cr Wa ACK US? SAN FR. ELS. First appearance of the great London Balladist, MR. BEAUMONT he ue C. Fredericks, Baritone; Joe ony ‘and Artists (iad worl Mullaly, Leavil Powers. The best Song a Mesars.’ Mullaly, Withers, Sind, 2 uae tear, a CHARLEY BACKUB, Blakeny, Percy. BOLD and ‘Matinee every Maturday at {woo'clock. Seats secured six days in advanee, — + EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- wa: i between Houston and Bleecker streets,—Every gno should vistt this wonderful museum, It 1s fll ofevery- should see nnd understand. | Lectures daily on as. of Marriage.” Those, parties unab to > arene portant pid mas Cone sy ade sya of 25 cents, re Becner2RY NEW YOu ai usta ‘OF ANATOMY, Broadway, New York. BROADWAY, opporite ‘the New York Hotel. MAGUIRE & EMERSON, Sole Proprietors and Managers. MONDAY, September 3 Every evening and and f saturday Matinee, EMERSON’S RNIA. RELS, the Troupe par excellence, comprising the Inimitable ‘Billy Emerson, Ben Cotton, A. J. Talbot, J. Stanwood, C. Heywood, Lonra, Ki, aVoual Corps of eight of the finest’ volces In America @ndan Orchestra of ten Solo Performers, under the leadership of the popular director, J. & Cox, forming the largest any complete Organization in the wor! Box office open Monday, September 2, at 9 A. M. Seats secured six days in advance. SODYGMALION AND GALATEA. This exquisite come: has had a run of OVER T pape D B aure Oe IN LONDON. begs to, announce ‘that, Te has Aah of its author, Mr. Gilbert, th tht to produce it in New York. The parece eos reared dear ar + Seta nd and HEEL AND WINTER. SEASON AT WALLACK'’S, re a roadway, near Fourth street. EVERY. EVE! AT 8 O'CLOCK, HERR cnet FORMES, CARL FORMES and his unrivalled OPERA TROUPE. hance of pied night. cents. ‘ONES! WOOD PARK. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1872 IMMENSE SUCCES: SECOND GRAND © VERT By the Celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND. D,_L. DOWNING... Concert trom 3 io 8 o'clock. usieal Director Cane —PRIVATE LESSONS PLANO, ORGAN, lin, Guitar, Singing, ee ny; 92 Clinton Pipee ae izhth street): jabtished irculars and “Stu. dents’ Journal” mailed tree. bg! JAY WATSON, Director. _ PIANOFORTES. BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100—STEINWA’ Fiunotorte, overstrung, carved legs every improve- ferused: great sacrifice fr cas it; short ments POT DDLE. 13 Waverley lace, near Broadway. LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS BEST MAKERS, TO Tent oF sell cheap; rent allowed on purchase. ‘Call atM. is MERRELL’S, No. § Union square (165 Fourth av). A months, mal 26th st. GRAND SQUARE 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIA. noforte, made to order, cost $850, for $275; in use 9 F's warrantee, Private residence 124 West 08. SHONGOOD, AU day at 104g o'clock, at 350 Liquors in lotee “Dealers invit TONEER, WILL SELL THIS Ninth avenue, Fixtures; ig tpi SALE, Dauchy, uc noneer, street const Bnyraviigs and Paes! By ord thi ng. $0 be zella this jay at 2 o'clock at their salesroom, 44 Canal ‘a large and desirable lot of household’ Furniture, ing of black walnut Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Dining Room Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Etageres, Wardrobes, Mirrors, Crockery and Glass lace Curtains, window Shades, Bedding, Mattresses Fillows, Kitenen Ware by Dauchy & Johnson Ware. ¢ ry is rt Paintings! found inn first class TELLER, Mortgage. — tioncer, 188 Chatham street, o'clock, 500 lots of ‘ol Vests, &, By order F. F. Casey, Ni AWNBROKER'S SALE.—THOS. J. M’GRATH, Wi Lc ‘. My Shawls, Remnants, Underclothingy will sell this da: ino Cont, Punts, Nos i thompson st. New Bowery, at 12 o'clock, Guns, Pistols, Photographic Lense matical Instruments, Plated HERMAN, 1. Marshal's sale of Wines, &c., this ints August 30, at 10! Casks of Otard, Hennessey an pay, San Pedro ai Pad Emil, Boote and Corn Schiedam Gins; 300 y: cases order of son arstiale. JOHN rene ts: one Express Was re FRUGAL, GAPTHEY , AUGTION Centre street, will sell this in one oF more lots. a oolera onch fireproot Sal eral id te ware, Can Fancy Goods. By order of D. De Long, 209 AUCTIONEER. MORTGAGE AND tka, Furniture, o'ck it 13 Bows Mi 1 Brandies Gerard Port, Wines fuch ae Rellee, Bowen, Taylor, Siar brand Whiskeys: also. casks allows ‘and Fixtures of the Liquor and 8 ast Sixteenth street; lsu the Furnt AWNBROKER SALE—WATCHES AND JEWELRY.— This day JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell at 50 $00 lots gold and sliver Watches, dininond and vold Jewelry, Opera Glasses, and Mathe- nters' Tools, ast Broadway! Sates, wer, cask: casks oF Thomas, Crown and Valtetto Sherries; also 9) barrels Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys, of various Tagg nd of Swal Brandies, Bitters, Korn Schnapps, &c. Sale positive, in lots to sult dealers, Also Macshi ame = 5 black Walnut juare Tables, spare, | HENRY DREHER wad Also one folding A Buggy Wagon and Harness, and ‘ago BER, OFFICE NO. 6 day, at 2 grelock, the \uderer Beer Saloon, ro. Positively, NTED—TWO GOOD SECOND HAND LARD 1500 pounds capacity ; also a second Address, with particulars, 0. K.. Ae FINE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND, PIANOS; taken in exeha for sale cheap, at LINDEMAN # SONS, 14 Bast Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue, erg PIRST Chass PIA RGA! Ae Tent order, for sale cheap on trom the city. bed First avenue, NO, IN EXCEL. ount of remeval 7, MITCHEL, 20 nquipe at iit « | Sixt avenues LADY WILL SELL Less THAN $10 A handsome rosewood Piano, modern style and im gvements, in pertect order, sweet and powerful tone. d street, near the Bowery. LARGE AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT or FIRST softest upright Pianos tof sale of rent At ov Fe finn avenue. ‘Chamber, Di fare} saeritice. sh Pi 3 enteenth and Bighteenth streets, } ARGAIN.—BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OOTAY! wood P arved logs, overstrang by n' TANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND most beautitul style, of best makers at lowe ‘mi tor cash or monthly thstaiments, or for rent, at WATER si peieen tad than can be fount elsewhere two stamps, sultable to ROPESSOR | MAURIS, THE OELERRATED ASTROL- | Be cet bas ane seigcns’, ‘an be consulted on all affairs Uftice 33 otreet. a with price, RICHARDSON, Water streon ANTED—A SECOND HAND ORUSHER, WITH ulverize old brick. Ad- BOYNTON & CU.,, 34 fi aS ments ont 3 areatea, hans, ween yA GORDON. 1 Bleecker street. near Macdougal. Serrsian. is pepleving . A geeites Siperion BU. Manufacturers, 27 West Thirteenth ‘nook spear | is | Which BLUE BEARD, LAST BLUE BEARD Miss LYDIA THOMPSON UNEQU "COMPANY BLUE BEARD” @ succEaR, BLOE REARDE PLAYING NIGHTLY Sos HOUSES, 8 ana nee APPLAUSE. and received wi “Brimful of fun. <The most spa vad Sats of the Kina” “The wost amusing performance ever “Beyond ail queat ony the bea Fictieede THE GREAT PON, SUCCESS. [OM “EXION ;” or, THE MAN AT THE WHEEL. Mr QQMRDIETTA, ot tion onan ROSE. COGHTAN AND MR, EDMUND LEATHES, ALLACK'S. W BLUE RI BEARD WATINE®, AUGUST 31, AT HALF-PAST 1 P. M. MEATRE COMIQUE, ROADWAY. JO8H HART. aes Lents A LESSEE AND MANAGERE ARSUAPRIL cers, THE MAMM( STAR hp at de lendid Sav we mcesneeueae ere eee the troupe pareeee every performance. BROADWAY BY, DAYLIGHT. GASLIGHT | AND MOONLIGEBE, ho Very Laur GNESEA is Tite AIR; saith TRIP 70 Sine, BUN. Pantomime Trou Tiivinee Mrednesday and Baturday. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Sole ond Manager. AUGUSTINE DAI NGHT BUN tir WEEK, ROI CaRorrE. ular Fairy Crore BACH nnd mBARDOU stn par Gee ene, cietrée tantnane: and cighteea tableaux” Over 2,000 dresses and vane properties. A grand chorus of forty and a corps Yaccessolr of nearly 200 pervems. Onaracters by. JOHN WOOD, Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, Miss ROSE HERSER. Mr. ROBERT CRAIG, Miss EMM W: Mr. STUART RonSOW, Miss Annie de Land, Ella Dietz, Helen Stra romte, Roberta Norwood, "Blanche Hayden, ie, Mary Stuart Loulke Foliner, Mr’ J. W, Jennings Ketchum, Peakes, Jullan Cross, Clive Horse Meade, kay, F. Chapman, Mr. Martin Goldow, Be: JA. Mi Chapman, &c., #0. THE FAMOUS MAJILTONS, aud THE, CELEBRATED LAURE PAMILY. OL CAROTTE Matines SATURDAY. August 31, at one o' Nclock, Seats may be secured for one week in advance at the Box Office of the Grand Opera House, or at the Avenue Theatre, any day from 8 A. M. till 5 P. M. *.* Tickets purchased on the sidewalks or of speem- lators will be refused at the door, HITE’S ATHENAUM, 535 s vos Niblo’s Garden. SF. ‘AI Endorsed by all as the pine most agreeabli Thee Les se ‘of amusement in the metropolis. ni ment, strictly fi GRA SAND, Rag ater AND phere rea ik a 4 ni hoy PAt Py ‘TRONIZED BY BY INTELL LLIGENCE AND RE- NEMED ki witness the best organization kind ever seen, an un) and all the et lleled Tt HUMOR BHOLLERy, ACoMEDY Mla # x iD SORA MNS sy, teen of the very best artists in ie Minstre! y Department aloe and Mand see BROTH ALCL no OF OTHER NOVELTIES, MMTINER EVERY WEDNESDAY ONLY, AT 236, PTH AVENUE THEATRE. Sole Lessee and Manager. .-Mr. AUGUSTIN DALE. Mr. Daly bes s to announce that his FOURTH COMEDY SEASON at thi clegans ee atre IN on TUESDAY NIGHT, ben amber 8, 1872, with the prodac- tion OS Ga a inal coines 1 interest sna. contem- BONO HOWARD, a ii INO. OWA ae dato DIAMONDS! #9 The sale of seats for the ope opening night and for the em» tire first week will commence Thursday morning, A\ 29, at 8 o'clock, at the box office of the (Std PARK carver THEODORE THOMAS, UNRIVALLED SUMMER Mons "CONCERTS. THIS (FRIDAY) KEROGHAMMIE, 30, at S o'clock. 1,. Overt re, “Magic Flut 2. Aris ‘0 Peccatis” taba Mater) Fy Walt “Publicist 4. Selections from ‘eciosa' 5. Overture, “Die Meister ranger von Nuet m| 6. Larghetto from the Second Symphony. 7. Scherzo, Ra 8 Rakoozy March. 7 9 Ballet “La Reine Gow G Les Sabennes, 2 Les Juives, $ teverie Arabe. Ensemble. 5 Valse Finale.) iM Jos én strane 11, Wall larnevai Messenger’ joseph Ne #, Mareh, “ Homewards”.. hrback quar EXHIBITION OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE. The managers announce that the building on Third ave- nue and Sixty-third street is now ready for THE RECEPTION OF ARTICLES. Pee! who have not applied for space should do soat osianks can be had at the above place and at the office of stitute, 22 Cooper Building. NOING. STRAIGHT JIG AND CLOG DANCING; lessous. iso Song and Dance, taught in a tew easy Pupils fitted for the see RY c. DOBSON, 260 Bowery. MEt#orourray Bae THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A CSTANDARD AMERICAN | BILLIARD | TABLE. + with the celebrated Combination Cushion, Size, 5x10, walnut, slate bed, complete, with bex Balls, &c., all warranted, price |. W. COLLEND! successor to Phelan & Gollenacr, warerooms 738 B way, New York. ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE—FOUR BILLIARD Tables, in perfect order (second hand), Dy i Su come te for the game, will be di: d of sonable — “ADDY af the cafe of the Olympic Theatre. ILLIALD TABLES—OF A NEW AND HANDSOME design, oxi swith, best quality cloth, balls, fe, $300 GEO. , No. 7 Barclay THE GREAT SEAL EXPEDITION. Departure of All the Fleet for the South Shetland Isles from New London—De= scription of the First Steam Sealer that Has Ever Left the United States—The Aggregate Tonnage of the Fleet and Other Interesting Details. On Saturday the brig Nile, of 300 tons, will leave New London for the South Shetland Isles, to join the other vessels comprising the great seal expedition which has been organized in this city for the cap- tare of seal skins. The South Shetland Isles are situated in the neighborhood of Cape Horn, and at about ten days’ sail from it. The Nile is the last and tenth vessel engaged in the undertaking, and strong hopes are enter- tained of realizing handsome returns from the capture of seals and seaciephants. It may be re- membered that small New London whale ships | Fie pr $50,000 and $60,000 each last year from roduce of their capture at the islands just mentioned. The following is the list of the vessela which have already put to sea:—Schooners Emma Jane, 86 tons; Florence, 56 tons; Flying Fish, 75 tons; Franklin, 119 tons; Golden’ West, 144 tons; Simmons, 80 tons, and bark Roman, 360 tons, the largest. of the fleet. ‘THE FIRST STRAM SEALER Among the vessels which made a splendid haud last year was the schooner Francis Allyn, of 107 tons, belonging to Messrs. Williams & Haven, of New London. Upon her return home she was sent to the Delamater Iron Works in this city and fitted up with an auxiliary steam engine, whiten occupies: thirteen feet of her length, and which will enable her to move quickly from island to island in quest of seals, and wili enable her to progress against baMing breezes or when becalmed, and will further ve ier facilities for trying blubber, a part of she will use for fuel when her coal is ex- nded, " TOTAL TONNAGE OF THE VESSELS. ‘The total tonnage of the vessels which have left New Bedford (including the Nile) is about 1,500 tons, io wiueh has to be added another handred, the ton: nage of a vessel which has left Stonington, equip- ped by a wealthy New York farrier, The vessel | are eXpected back within ten months from the date of their sailing. e SLAUGHTERED ON THE RAIL, A marble cutter named William Wall, while at- tempting to jump from the half-past ten o'clock passenger train, near the Hoboken depot, om Wednesday night, fell under the wheels and waa killed instantly, He resided with his mother at the pend of Ny ot «i Granf streets, He Beas el wo years of age, and perished in his fal attempt contrary to the couductor’s orders.