The New York Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1873, Page 2

tas ~ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, ‘Cooks, « we. ‘WEST 32D 8T., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.—A RE- spect young’ woman as cook; will assist with the poaree 3 No objection to private boarding 38D AV., NEAR 9TH S8T.—GERMAN COOK TO DO Ss General housework ; is willing to go in the country, WEST 4TH 8T.—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS; fonts assist with the washing and one a8 willing to assi ihe, washing and joing Betsgon TH ST, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH Bl: Brew respectable gitl as good cook, washer and IF; No objection to ‘the country; good city, Teference, 4137 West 27H, ST.—4, RESPECTABLE WOMAN ning: no objection ‘to go the other as 2 Ea Oa ine chamberorks no objection to the country ora frst class boarding house. Can ‘at their present employer's. COAUHMEN AND GARDENERS, SITUATION WANTED—BY A OD ARTE AN ond gard i mmended brbdlassmnon A ress wos COROHMAN, Ye? Anais ‘av.. Brooklyn, for two days. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, BUARDERS WANTED, LARGE, CooL ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, COM. with ppogrd, at ‘ave- 2 emt Closets, bath, &e., Fiwen Forydhnstreet, between Pini and Dues; family private. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT SINGLE MAN AS juntey preverred.” Gall om “or address country prefer: on ol Santi aa 6th av., Thames store. $G 70,82 FER, WEEK—FINE, ROOMS, WITH BX: cellent Board, at 172, 174, 176 and 17s Bleecker feet large shady’ yards, croquet grounds, &¢.; cool ouse, 00 Ne MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS GROOM or coach: refers the country; has good ref- erence. “Kadress 315 West Ast st, ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY MARRIED man; understands his business Sberouahly, reen- nd graperies and the gener. anagement of @ ans pisces four Years’ re rence froin last lace. , Bridgemau's seed store, 876 en 1 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.— Handsome front Kooms, $12, $16 and $18 for two Fann, ith re EN Sir oar 3 WEST Ms Sel bar STREET.—PRRMANENT or transient parties may be suited with first class accommodation on reasonable terms, near Union square* Teferences exchanged, ST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN 150 —é ata ‘DI 1 ood ei vate boarding use, exter Se 306 Ferpecta 8T., THIRD ¥LOOR, FRONT.—A re Scotch woman a gooil cook oF its Fate laun dress bes ty from last employer, — 625 6TH AV. BETWEEN sof AND 37TH sTs., itchenmaid, by rst flodr—As cook, washer and irouer of ve and Willing to work; city or country; est refer- ag objection to a of ; best city ret- ity or count t city refere: mpetent young American girl; very Chambermaids, &c. WEST 19TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A respectable ETA girlto do chamberwork and walting, willing an f. 150 NEST 2TH, St, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH avs.—A respectable girl as chambermaid and to pasist in waiting; two years’ reference from last place. D4] WEST 20TH ST—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl aschambermaid and waitress; no objection to general housework in a sinall private family; best sity reference. 45] WEST SST STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG OL girl to do chamberwork and waiting: willing and obliging: no objection to the country; best city reter- ence froin last place. 458 TTHAY., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A RESPEC at able Protestant, girl as Chambermaid ai reas, or as chambermaid and to do tine veabing pity reference. 623 tH AV~A8 CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS or as laundress and nurse, by a smart young Bei can do most anything ; city or country; best refer- Dressmakers and Seamstresses. BAST 89TH 8T.—A FIRST CLASS D! maker wishes work by the day; can operate 01 shines; best reference; no objection tothe 322 different country. oe General Housework, é&e. 104. CHARLES Sta SMART AMERICAN GIRL Go housework in an American family; can do drowmaking wages $15, Address DRE KER, TIQ WEST, OTH, St. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH avs.—A respectable middle-aged woman to do general housework in a private family. 24.6 WEST OTH ST.—A YOUNG Wom AN TO DO general housework ;is a good washer and ironer and @ good piain cook. Housekeepers, &e. HH LIBERTY STOA COMPETENT LADY | As housekeeper, matron or companion: highest re‘er. pace EPs ‘and required. Reter to und address BLACK. 160 West 2TH ST.—AN AMERICAN LADY A housekeeper in « hotel or an ition of trust; bity or country. Address HOUSI:KE et DIT STH SESAN AMERICAN WIDOW, AGED 43, a8 housekeeper for a widower; no objection to the are of ouo or two small children in the country; a home more of an object than wages; city reference. Beit for three days. 4.75 STAY. UP STAIRS. —AN AMERICAN GIRL, ) ib vears Of age, to assict in general housework oF anything sho 1s call n to do. 697 BROADWAY, FIRST FLIGHT, ROOM _ 4 lady as housdkeeper ina widower’s fumnil STEADY AMERICAN 1A @ situation as housekeeper or store? wo LADY hotel, or P had “expe ence; no } objections to goin seaside. Address Mrs, Ww N AMERICAN LADY WOULD Lil charge of a house during the Sumine: duces. Address HENRY, Herald Uptown Branch ofiee, LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES A POS a3 housekeeper or compa in invalid; unexceptionable r« Gress E. F.'S., No. 3¢ Weihersth Al any other responsible ead can jurnish refers Ade id av., Buruord, Coun. Laundress: WEST 52D ST. (BASEMENT DOOR).—A WOMAN wishes to go out by the day who understands tam- hing and ironing and can do children’s clothes, ly w: 13] WEST TH st) BETWEEN 6rHt AND 71 avs.—A respectable girl as laundress: no objec- tion to the country; good reverence. 621 2.4%: TOP FLOOR, FRON Gi laundress to do Indies’ and gentlemen's wathing At her own house ; best city reterences. “«e. 6 Nurses. GRAND 8T.—A FRENC’ private amily ; good ret 139 DELANCEY ST., THIRD FLOOR.—A RE- rr spectable young girl lately arrived from Eng ‘and, as nurse; is willing and obliging. m Sits. BULLINGER, 332 6TH AV.—A LADY AS NURSE hospital, or would take a posit.on in a family to ourse an invalid. we. GIRL AS NURSE IN A ence, Miscellaneous. PROTESTANT GIRL DiSIRES A SITUAT atamily about to travel. Address, for thre BARMOLE Herald Uptown Branch office, A REFINED LADY WISHES TO BE COMPANIO NIB, or to travel; references exchanged. Address EUGE: PROFESSIONAL oo 1 NIN days, box 91 Post office, burlington, ». J. WaANTED-By i@ LADY, G writing of some kind that home or in an office. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE MAKER IN A YOUNG COPYL OR an’ be done either at Address 8. E., Heraid office. iticial flowers, with good reterences. Inquire of KLEIN "te COHEN, 3st Broadway. HEALIHY WET NURSE WITH A German preserved. Apply to Brooklyn, at three o'clock ANTED—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO TW raaeril housework in wanall private family. Ap. ply at 238 Hast lustn st. WANtED- OPERATORS ON THE DOMESTIC chine. None but smart, respectable young ladies on Monday, July 7, to U. A. ing Machine Company, corner of MA. pred nw be 4 Bronaway aad iath se HELP WANTED—FEMALES. NGELL’S TURKISH BATHS, 61 LEXINGTON AVEF- nue, Want intelligent, industrious Protestant girls, hot older than 25 years, ior baths and laundry ; wages $15 to $20; references required. GIRL WANTED—FOR know how *o co and tron. with city re TANTED—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO Kenerai housework in a small amily. Apply at 236 Bast 106th st wate 2D—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A GIRL, GER- man preierred, trom 15 to 19 years old, who ‘under- Mrs. THOMAN, stands wasting and ironing Appiy ost Lau st aye: _Call tor two days, rE ply at No. 19 WANTED-A GIRL, T) DO THE GENERAL nov Sygrk for a stall American tamily. East 133 5 ANTED—A RESP PARTY WITH $ buy out Suitor & kily rented; very ble; a gentieman in viv If necessary. jays at room 10, 737 Broadway. three SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHING TO Go to the country wishes a situation as nurse or waiter io a gentieman: zed by 10th of July | can surnis! Gterence as to honesty, sobriety, ability und obedience is witht himéeit useful ‘round the house if gemtic Any one requiring 1 Heraid Uptown bran; GERMAN, A PERFECT tion iia restau ton si , basemen WANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A. PRI vate family or hotel; thoroughly Uyderstands hin daress X. 4%, Herald business; good charac offi TANTED—A ST. barkeeper, b; and lene, exp erence from | WL. box 113 CLERKS AyD SALOSMN. YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS BOOK AL Kkeoper or*asistant: can speak and write ind turniety ggod Feierenc «and security 11 Address H.-R. By Herald ostice, G CLERK WANTED—ONE WHO THOROU GAY lerstands the city retail and prescription business can come well recommended: a pe nan Apply corn ands and Bridge sts, Ure oklyD. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. APPLY ES PATENT LAMP COMPANY, 7 Bar. PLOYMEN NT AS BOOKK 2BP eny business, or sales: “guatifodtions sanidura “wont texte’ Shard of wore invert a email inomur; relerence, present employer, ye foun lo. 1. Ad \Heraia Uptown. Branch office /"°** PRUE AS OEE, nd AS GOACHMAN AND GARDENER, SITUATION wanted by asingle man; thoroughiy feng sag ah hig Tc ot aa olty reterel ood milker; «Dox £24 ficraid office, mountain or | IN A} fHREE | ni, compe: ‘vox 163 Herald Uptown Branch o: SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GROOM; 5 Eootsaniaet* couatry preferred; best city reference. si WwW NTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN (AMER- ican) as coachman and gardener; understands the care and manageinent of lawns; can, milk, and 1s handy, willing and obliging; fully capable of taking ‘ee of adress laying outs oa xi Her can. furnish good reterence. Ad Herald office. TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND plain gardener, by a young man, who understands both os good recommendations. Address i. eral HELP "WANTED—MALES. “ \ NOBEL TURKISH BA‘ fl LEXINGTON AV., able, honest, ‘intelligent, industrious, atnietly femperate Americans hot over than 2 years 10F baths and office ; must be well recommended, Ber WANTED-IN THE DRUG STORE 493 10TH AV. NOLORED WATTERS—A NUMBER WELL RECOM- Co tenaed ; siso Coachmen, cooks and chambermaids, at New York Colored Mission, b West 30th st. OST STARTLING THING FOR AGENTS—CARRIES its own recommendation ; Sage ry p seliing can very good; commence on $5 PRO ‘ANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS WAITERS, AP- ply at the West Side Hotel. ON, 116} Nassau Street, oom 7. D—A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN aT. ‘ast 23d st. Call between the hours of 8 and kak for R PASE ER. Wo yolock. jood, wages. In- » Brooklyn, tor of M. HBALY, 0 CIVIL, ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS, &C.—A CIVIL engineer, of ten years! Varied experience, wants em. ployment, as assistant soy or surveyor; railway ‘work preferred. Address ca ANTED—A GOOD WATC competent to repair jewelr: young man of good address, with hear of a steady place by applyini MAK BE id willing todo ita ood reterences, may ‘immediately at Gl GOATERS, 367 Myrtie av., Brookly: A BULKHEAD AND WATER RIGHT, WITH ONE, halt Blocx, som for sale or to lease for a term of inning irom Thirteenth avenue to West stree bbe crbe Eek. & £'B. T. BU RNWAM, 609 Hudson street FORTY-THIRD STREET. a‘ungal four story Dwelling, 17x55x1 . STEVENSON, Jr., 11 Pine street. Nog BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. JERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE, OUR IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM ST. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 9 P, M. ON SUNDAY FROM 8 TILL 9 P. M. CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN. i Tat BARGAIN—A TWO STORY BASEMENT AND | | sub-cellar trame Building; water, gas bay wit | $4,200; cash 3500; b s, marble mante balance | in Instatiny | owner, WEL South Brooklyn. | RArip TRANSIT.—LOTS ON” sold or exchanged (one share tor to close estate: great prospective in can be secn on sundays. Inquire of the AM" THOMPSON, 20 ‘Thirteenth. street, nts NOSTRAND AVENU literature), ity $17,000, HUDSON BERGEN REAL AT For Snie. HEAP PROPERTY—THREE HOUSES, WITH. FULL | Lots, at West Hoboken, one mile froui New York by | railroad ; terms easy. JOUN B. LIMOUZE, | corter Hoboken street and Palisade avenue, | | | SERSEY, CITY, BOBOKEN, | eas | | i PROPERTY OUT VF TH | SALE OK TO R | city FOR “PURNISHED HOTEL—SALT WATER BATHING and boating, one hour fro: D.C. SMITH, owner, P: to let. use, ew York, for sale or William street, Frankiort OR NS.—FARMS FOR SALE ‘or location, dercript Address or call on WILLTA RE, AMPTON, Ib I Residence and 1 acre: only $3.50), Flegant place ne sow ¢ Harbor Will exchans. | W. POOLEY, Sug Harbor, L. 1. CKER, 220 5th a NOUNTRY PLACE ToL FOR THE ntains shed, including piano i ¥ table garden; Norris county #4 0 B PATHAIC! ILL, nost char JOR SALE—A SMALL, COTTON order, on a never-tailing stream, now ronning cot- oods selling as fast ax made at thorough examination so- | for selling. Ad- Beekman street, prices; Itcited and suustactery dress or call on IRA 1 New York, reigons 2 giver n Fe SAL SPLENDID Cornwall and Newburg; 1s | sard root house; ail inodern ‘im gw; one “of the most, des ; ® more if de ‘a1 Broadway, where photograph c 3 four story hich stooj st must be ina ty. Apply | Sing (. JOR § Feu SAT, OPPO- i er, m Ravens. | wood ta eet . fine mansion, | stable’ and carriage hase or inexdh hange for a first class toa Genta, 108 Witham street, | cook; Would assist with washing and | (XARDRNER.—SINGLE YOUNG MAN WANTS 4 adway and Fifth avenue.—Family and single tote A short distance’ ia thetous- | Gr piace; willing aud obliging. Address N. te, Herald muperiot Board; Sumuuer prices: analnt “or at city reference, Uptown Branch ofliee. a re 23TH ‘e J. ON W NTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A RE- CLINTON PLAGE, NEAR SIXTH AVENUB.—A pe St, BEIWERN ern AND en Shrvectae Be entinevery Fespect Ad des wagering oe Parlor, with or without Board, in a family of two persons: large hall Room, $14 per montb. _HOTELS, (JALLEN HOUSE, 165 HUDSON STRERT, CORNER ir Excellent Board, $6 to $7 5 per week, Poteet aren alae Room, without board, 33 an pen all with single Koom; single mene ‘Lodging, 50 cents; gentlemen only. OTEL, BRANTINO, barely ll Lf bet CORNER Fifty-eighth street, ntral Park. Bregantly newly opened: steam elevator: hot ead cold wat rooms; single and Suits of Kooms, with private baths Summer rates, or ue 66 WARREN STREET, ONE BLOCK A of aatty" Hal dark rooms; We. to 750. Sn 3 weekiy: i family Rooms, $1 upwards. EW ENGLAND HOTE: of hy erage + NO. 3) BOWERY, CORNER light Rooms, neatly tur- ished, 50c. or gentlemen only. iuraist 2 night, $2 50 to $4 per week; tor cool and come ‘out by boat from Fook ¢ a i time 20 minutes: fare 10 cents; large grounds and as: NO pleasanter house in vicinity ot city; boat lands opposite the house. A VERY QUIET AND HEALTHY RETREAT AMONG mountains and a groves; walks and drives un- murpassed: from d_ vegetables in abundance; terms moderate, . DUDLEY, Cornwall, Conn. OARD WANTED—DURING THE SUMMER 3B months in a comfortable arm house, within a hun: red miles ot New York, for @ sone Ad- ares, with particulars, VAuES G. eC $00 Broud- J OTT WANTED,—A PRIVATE FAMILY (1 que Peep) at Brick Church station, Orange, N. J.. de- sire first class Boarders; new house; modern jmprove: ments; seven fine rooms, newly. furnished, anply At at it and Main ets, Mr. store, corner Walnut Orange Junction. | ‘AN ACCOMMODATE 20 AT A FINE, SHADY RESI- dence.—Excelient Board; cold apring water ; inan elevated maple: door yard; plenty of fruit and tables; fine view of the Catskill Mountains; terms. sonable, &c. Address LEWIS STORY, South Cairo, Greene ‘county, N. Y. (COUNTRY, BOARD, At, LONG, BRANOH, |W. J.— Shade, lawn, fruit, milk, eggs, &c.; 14 hours from New York city, lve minutes from Mtepot, neat near the surt; terms magni Address EDWARD R. SLOCUM, Long ranch, N. J, JOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD ON A FARM FIVE miles trom Sing Sing; location healthy; fine moun- tain air; terme $6 and $7 ‘Address MOSES’, ANSER, Sing Sing, N. Y. NOUNTRY BOARD AT SOUTH AMBOY, N, J. LE- fant and healthy location, shade, sea bathing and a good table. Terms $3 to $10 per week tor adults. Refer to Peter Pierce, 24 Trinity 1 place. HL WITHING LON, NOUNTRY BOARD—IN NORTH GRANVILLE, WAST: / ington county, N. Y.; large double brick house, well it commodious rooms, well fui tion; fin furnished : healthy loca- vorytesirable as a Sune ce for families ; ce eek. For tur- particulars apply to JOHN Bliss, 100 Wall street, ork. enery and drives JU. BOARD NEAR FLL from. Midland Raqirond depot, Mountains; fine drives and se plenty of fresh milk, butter, fruit and ice; farm 20) acres. Reters, by permiss dulce Allen, No. 172 Water street, and Mr. F. 08. I ‘and 108 Reade street. DACOB COCKS, Ellenvi Qopyrey BOAR! A 'UIET FAMILY WOULD / like to take a tew Boarders for the Summer; house well shaded; good rooms and good table; location ten minutes’ walk trom Scarboro and 15 trom’ Sing Sing sta- tion, Hudson River Railroad. Address box 196 Sing Y. d] Post oftice. ro ‘TRY BOARD.—ADDRESS W. W. RELYEA, vergreon Hill, Walden, Orange county, N. Y. OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—40 TO 60 MILES FROM ew York, for gentleman (partiab, wite, servant JULY 5), 1873; the eminent comedian, the . DION BOUCICAUL™ ; ; Every Night, in Emotional Play, in 6 Acta, * MIMI, MIMI, unt, assisted vy. Miss Emo Germ Mra. ¥. Foner. MIMI, aT out, MIMI, Mr. Bradley and Mr. Ringgold = if ne Patt Oe At RATHARINE ROGERS, HEATRE COMIQUR, 614 BROADWAY. Last performances of the season, LAST MATINEE 10-DAY. LANT MATINRE TO-DAY, LAST MATINEK TO-DAY, 3 COOLEST THEATRE IN THE O11 CITY. Ww SATU: DAY EVENING, “THIS EVE) ING, iG, FIT AND ARE PAT ERAT ANOS OF MR, JOHN LB. JOHNNY ALLEN AND Miss ALICE | HARRISON in EAS DANCES. PURI CG CUMICALITIES, ERFORMANOKS OF THE SEASON. Bown THEATRE. WILLIAM B. RELIG! +++. Manager UDAY BVENING. JULY 5, iis. last performance oft he gre tid Now York Weekly Story, AT 2%, WEDDED, y WIFE. ‘The immensel; y Popular AUAWwin perform his miracu- festa! fy the last time. Ponclnd an with eh the Monday the 1 sae and ntomime by the if HEUNARDME Fate TROUPES titled JACK AND Tak BEANSTALK. _____ PIANOFORTES, © ORGA LNS, rn A. ‘A 83 BRACTTE OL 1 IRON FRAME PIANOFORTR, tool, &c,, modern improvements, fully guaran feed; macnidcont 7% octave agratfe rose w over’ strung sonceate celia iminense ‘ifice. GOLDSMITHS, 26 Bleecker street, nea: Bowery. A —FOR $300-AN ELEGANT FOUR_ ROUND ROSE. goon, 1 ostave Bianororie, all Improvements: maker's guarante: one grat ual Gall private rosidence 210° West tists ns ATS A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A A double round 7% octave carved rosewood Plano. 0} ‘co ycover; guaranteo for five Sieara Gall a 6 180 West Fwenty-third st. BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100—4 WEBER 7 getave rosewood Plaiioforte, earved cass and legs; arent bargain for cuah LDDLE, 15 Waverley place, near Broadway. BARGAIN.—LESS THAN $100 WILL PURCAASE a four round corner Pianofor‘e, including Stool and Cover; modern style and improvements; periect order; splondid tone, 28 Third street. BRILLIANT TONED 7% OCTAVE FOUR ROUND corner rosewood Pianoforte, used six months, fully guaranteed, cost $960, tor $300; Stool and Cover; Cabl net, wchildren, aged respectively 3. 7 and 12 spore an cost has box for shipping; Parlor, Library, ( re gh hora, Aten with Yering Florence, e,0. Hy | per ana ‘ining Purnitare Pa sacrifice. Residence 104 Lust x 180 Herald office. h st. tween 4 rh al Lexington av: TRST CLASS BOARD—A T FARM HOU SE, NEAR Catskill Mountain House: table, , plearant ood rooms. For particulars, c-, address WAL PECK, GPRRAT INDUCEMENTS IN, SECOND HAND PIANOS, J of our own and various gine anahers, for cash or on easy monthly payments, ht Pianos to Falensville, Greene county,’ N. Y., or W. P. Avmrauny | $y RRION PIANOFORTE COMPART Nyack, } a . No. 6 East Fourteenth street. HOUSE, GOOD BOARD, GOOD LODGING, P, HALE 18 MAKING 1000) PIANOFORTES FOR oop G Rood furniture, good food, good beds, good grounds, good drives, zood views. For ‘particulars box 448 Post office, 5 uth Norwalk, cy fPARRYTOWN.—GOOD BOARD CAN BE. OBTAINED in a private famfly; terms moderate. Apply on the premises, College avenve, near Broadway, or address vox 239 Tarrytown Post office. ¢ ihe, ade cheaper and better than, gmail ma can buy the stock. Thirty-fith street fenth av., ‘PIANOS AND ORGANS —OREAT BARGAINS: NEW and most beautiful styles and pertect tones ever made, and by best makers, ‘at lowest, prices for cash or monthly instalments, or tor rent, during this month, at WATERS’, 481 Broadway, than can be found elsewhere. SU MMER, RESORTS. PREMIUM POINT HOUSE, IMMEDIATELY. ON ‘the sound, 45 minntes trom Forty-second street ar how bathing, boating, flsbing. riage, waiting ew Rochelle depot. A. ©. PLYMPTON, LBEMARLE HOUSE, SARATOGA SPRINGS, §, t\ Broadway, ae v., near Clarendon and Congress Park First class private tamily hotel. Now open. Ad- dress as above or No. 7Wa Wi arren n street, room 6, —BELMONT HALL, New 1 wanton, en Island. Fronts the water; firs lations for fami- lies and single gentlemen at Te 30 minutes: by boat every hour trom Dey strce landing. RCE, Bt HOTEL, BATH, L. L.—THIS POPULAR SUM- mer hotel is now ready for the reception of board- Meals for transient customers at all hours. Steamer Golden Gato leaves pier 1, East r, tout of Whitehall street, direct for hotel, at 10 A. M., 2:0'and 5 P. AMITTEN, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, MAD- ) ison county, 'N. ¥.—F'rst class Hotel and furnished Cctiaxes, now open. L. 1. BRITTON, late of the Everett House, proprietor. S' WEST POINT HOTEL we Jannotyoven., FOR Rarticuiars address EDWARD COmsENS) Wert Point, N G AND CENIRAL HOTEL, FAR ROCKAWAY, WILL O22: F open July 2 for the season; first class accommota- on, oe aS Or RRBs McKIM, Proprietors. QQLENADA CASTLE, COLD SPRINGS, 1. I T X “ciass Bourd. Terms moderate. Elegant grounds, bathing, boating. Steamer D. R. Martin, toot of Market and Thirty-third streets every atrernoon. . PETIT-JEAN, | Por SALE—AT. A ORI ‘360 ACRES @ooD Prairie and Tinber Land, new? railroad town; cen- tral; West: no waste land or swamp; wild land adjoin- as sold for $10 cash and improve 2.000 cash, or 8! cash, $1.00 Address A. SELLER, box 126 Herald office, or at Academia, Va. | F[CTEL FOR. SALE-Mason Mouse GLovER: N pest paying country hotel in the = , the p: iced: on account oi sickness iM sell Ft urnitu J ana six years’ Lease; pubiie hall attached. IN, SUM- ONG BRANCH.—TO LET, YOR THE 4 mer house, with soda fountain, oll fixtures complete, with privilege ot selling truit and confectionery on law | of Ocean Hote! { NISHED HOU TO RENT LO RANGE.—A_ FURS b | OP aeitabiy located within ave lawn, fruit and shade; excelien | WEED, 2:7 Duane surcet, betwe at wi 1 10 aud 5 o'cloek. er engine a 1 TO, BEATSAT COLD SPRI for the summer or @ Jonger period, a furnished C fage, containing. un the first, floor. parlor, dining room, siveping and bathroom, kitchen, isundry, spacious hall and closets; on the second floor, tive sleeping rooms, with ample closets and wide hall four acres o! ground, fine fruit and ornamental trees and flowers; stable, two | atalis: all in complete order; tenant can move in atone | day's notice. “Rent $150 per month. er F, PL JAMES & CO., 40 Wall street. ee —REAL ESTATE, WELL Loc, ATED | $100.000.-iitvoxten ant’ sew vores change for staple Merchandise or an established "Whole. r Address OWNER, box 4.874 Post office. | sate usiness. ) REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. | POR, SALE OR PXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE—A Restaurant, with elegant Bar, both pay well, in a tral uptown location, with plenty of Tooms, readily rented, either per week or day, to be ato posed 0 | For particulars apply ‘to i'M. 4." Renn Ete Seventh aventie, corner Porty eighth street, Now York. | TO RXCHANGE—FOUR SMALL HOUSES, IN RC 1 grooniyn. for iow-pricea wsguTH tor Tw cond. wardr Ot Brooking: Adress vent Ox i8 Brooklyn Post office: ‘TIC for rent of + box 811 ap mo CORNER LOTS ON "ATL ¥ York, to exchange fi i house in New York.” Address “MARBLE. MANTHIS. i KLABE STEAM MARBLE AND MARGLEIMINO Works, 134 ana 1°6 Kast Kighteenth st tei) bat @ Mantels, Tiling, Marble Oo | ments, « hat dety compeution. Ma | for the trade A’ ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURP ARSED for beatity of design and quality ‘of workmanship. te Work of all kinds a speciai PENRHYN SLATE COMP. Fourth nvenue and Seventeenth street, Union square, TEWAR SLATE MANTELS, LE A} Ss ‘wood Mantel Rie! BN derigre atthe ne, it Twen! lant ch and elegant designs at the low Seventh “and La ighth ‘avenues. 4 He harming | third street, between CIGARS AND Cars OF HAY TOBACCO, — Ros, $80; FI. de Cuba Galacns, $60; Rspanolas, $05 to imported in appearance ter qualit TJ. BAYNQK & CO,, 0 Malden lage. BACCO. gold on easy terms. | 3, ON THE HUDSON, | } BY He’ LANDS: HOTEL, Long Branch, N. 3, enlarged and newly turnishe is now oF iOWLAND & SONS L, WATKINS, N, Y. ed to the publie ‘or the pmplete in all i shed thronghout. handsomely ‘iri expecially adapted for health and com rooms and thorough ventilation. Fine walks, good drives and fishing and boating on I Together with the far-tamed Watkins and Havas the view trom the house of Seu val Jing scenery cannot be sarp fed with tha best «he woarket sfurd ‘ps of attendants ready to wait on Asean be secured for the season on application ty mail to CHARLES I BREDEMEYER, proprietor #f Lake View Hote ‘Watkins, N.Y, * ANSION HOUSI taunily ho ally loc alry and foely furnished; splenti lawn, grove, grounds, boating, fshing. bathing, stabling and Sittare a; HO Mosquitoes; five trains to and trom New York; 18; hours trom James slip; boat irom I oOo” Y, Lb, L=<THE PAVIL ION Is NOW open asa Private boarding house, as there is no bar. J IM, Proprietor OvE SKLOOK VAIN OUSE—ON THE CATS Kilis, via h Ulster county, N. ¥. (For par, tioulars address LASHER, Overlook. Mountain, House, Wooastoc! , or JACOB SHARPE, 149 Broad: | way iD STREET, ON THE HUD, The best of Accommodations at moderate rates; ULL & DUNCAL: “MOUNTAIN HOUSE, MONROR, oe tau tecial arrangements families ua to style equ aratoga, and near-by: miles easy, railway N BETTWAN, Manager: MMARRYTOWN. HEIGHTS HOTEL, TARRYTOWN ON. | Hadson.—This beautiful Summer resort now open; 495 feet above the Hindson, commanding a fine view of river and mountain seenery. 10 tabies rearo ah R ROC KAWAY, L. larged and newly fu Kh takes pleasure in an D STATES HOTE proprietor haying ed the above hotel all thr ouncing to his patrons and the public in general that ho snow open for the reception of guests on the Teo factory terms, Grand 9 piguk ae? on Si yoduy es 1573. ICHAKL MULRY Proprietor. Vv rrr 2PIRLD OUSE, WIITEFI Hotel is pleasantly located partiontariy destral newly iurnished; excellent bed» LDN. A. THIS is mountain region; ng from Nay [6ver! ty Jresh. anil WENERY ABBO’ BOTT. +p G 35) FOR STEINWAY UPRIGHT, IN GOOD e order.—All sorts of pianos for rent or sale; very, low ; easiest terms; cash or instalments, ERRILL’S, No. 8 Union square, 165 Fourth avenue. MU SICA Als (ARD.—PRIVATE LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN, OR- fan, Guitar, Singing, Harp, Flute, Zither, Harmony. 92 Clinton place. Open all Summer, day and evening. No classes; no onsense. ‘olreulars nailed RESTAURANT FOR SALE—NINE years’ lease; central location. Apply at 22 Com- merce street, Newark, ™ “ALLEN BROS., Proprietors. AY OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL, LEASE, STOO Fixtures and Furniture for sale; 22 miles from ahs Inquire Fulton street, Brooklyn. A LARGE CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE— Has been cosupiod as such for the ea seventeen years. Address E. box 157 Herald office. A. RIBST CLASS CORNER 1 Brooklyn, doing a ‘pastnese. of week, for sale; Price $2,900; owner retiring trom bust D. 1 entre street. CURLEY, tree A FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE FOR SALE—IN THE best location in the city. Call on or address F. PHEIFFER, 238 Spring street. FINE CIGAR STORE ANDsSODA WATER STAND tor sale cheap—Best business location ; also a splenaid Sample Koom; best location down tow! ‘igar Stands to let MITCHELLS Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A. GEOR SALE, LIQUOR STORES ON WEST STREET + and on all business avenues and streets; also Res- taurants, 1 a hits class roadside Hote!s. tore UOR STORE, IN Fat Cedar street. FOR SALE, BAKERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, Rooi Beer and Sota Water business Picture Frame ‘hromo. sores, Grocery Stores, M: Markets, Drug Bakeries to let, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, FIRST OLASS TEA AND GRockRy STORE FOR | ie—On Eighth avenue. r particul JOHN SEMMONDS, lariureay street, a veidanenae 'URING BUSINESS OF stablished eight years ;4 rare chance for those 88. For particulars call at THE LEASE, STOCK AND YOR, SaLE—cuzar, Fixtures of a first class Liquor Store ood trade ; nt must be sold Immediately. Apply at 41 h avenue, MA HINERY, | A BARG AIN. SECOND HAND TODD & RAFFERTY Engine, 10x24, and Boiler, 42x12, hortzontal tubu‘ar, ith all connections: also 12x18 Brown Engine, and 10x20 A? r, allin good order, on hand; es’ Portable Fi: gine, 3 to 40 horse power; horizontal slide vaive and cut- bid Engines, from to I8inches bore of cylinder we Mills, Grist Mills, Portable Hoisters, Vertical Kngines oa Boilers; 2 nev" eeeratat WiUIAE Bolters, 48 bong and x16, 38 Cortlandt ae SALE—TWO 5, TO 10, ONE 15, TWO 20, TURER 40-horse post, Steam Enzines, with aL without A ES LU LAREN Thi an very low for rd and: Grand 4 ats. "Hoboken, N. J. TICA STEAM ENGING COMPANY. LaTE Wood Mann.—Portable, Stationary and Vertical Engine: Locomotive and Keturn Tubular Boilers, car and Grist Mills; Alena '# silent Fan Lek ane Ex! @ YOUNG, General agent, 4 Cortiandt st. MA the woek ending Heat day 5 office on Wednesday at Gay at iA. M. and on Segurday 6¢9:30 and 11 ot JAMES, Postmaster. Cupeanay (ESTA! ISHED IN NEW / York in 1814).—English and French tor young ladies and misses. Boarding and day pupils. 1,027 and 1,529 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa, Freeh te | langui of the family und is constantly ig spoke er Inthe Tnstatu IRVILLY, Principai. PROPOSALS. : Graten PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL \s>_ July 10 for building 40 miles of now Post and Board ‘Fence on New York and Central ae ‘ans and SARS. HST. J. DAVIS, INe and only maker of the Improved Artificial iueknowledged | bye fnculty to, pe the onky correct imitation of nature in the world. 1 wench stree!, between Third and Fourth pa A STROI LOG) Y 188 WELLINGTON TY: 1.L8 EYERYTHING—BRINGS the separated together: gives lucky numbers, Real- CoxOHAS | dence 41 East Twenty-eighth street, near Fourth avenue, = | PROF, ListER WILE BEAD YOUR LIFR HISTORY rom the plane xth aveque. nesr Twenty- rat treet Send sor circulars, — __MEDICAL. 4 A TIENTION.—DR. RANKLIN, LATE OF | PRUSSIA, Consultation free; private office. 161 Bleecker st. |speeitications can be seen av my office, Fon | 1 WARDIEL, Agent. =DR LOUIS RECEIVES HIS FRIENDS AT 10 A; East Twenty-seventh street; treatment by corre- A dee z M. MAURICEAD, M D.—OFFICE “129 LIBERTY street, near Green wic! AND MME. GRINDLI PHYSICIANS, —RESI- street, near Sixth a ‘once 190 West Twenty-sixth RESIDENCE 1 Lexington ayy, VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN A ese pong gd AMUSEMENTs. Ties ed LYMPIC THEATRE—THIS EVENING ATS UNSUBPASSED ATTRACTION, GRAND EVENT OF THE SEASON. ANOTHER NEW NOVELTY. ment for s limited aerioe ofthe ished Ac: accomp! we AY Wonk ts 4 Sw ar tll further nove i eran who it appas. Fa eg Ap her spe! Hite: ie ats aed LITTLE Saar OF FRANCE. Beantiul scenery, siegaat Costumes, fresh appoint- Fs new mechanical eflects, a complete and supreme cast of characters. The entertainment challenges com- Hence, completion and novelty. 2 P.M, Wednesday and Betarday. iguans THEATRE, Mr, een Ae peor na i he Soaared ¢ iss io ¢ Last care mel hes seat otaere LAST NIGHTS young wise’ arewaT you THOMSON MIs8 OHARL inthemon marked upereat became JANE EYRE, JANE EYRE, JANE EYRI 8 play mounted, cast and acted with all the care given fo.the best productions of the regular season, which has Excited the most intense interest “of its diences and the ech aTURDAY, AEA of the press. LAST JAI REM ATINE: SECURE OUR sian IN ADVANOR, ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. T. G. . BIGGS. LAST MATINEE, ie > shone OF MR, T. RIGGS. Eng: ee Hip® LAST LAST MATINGR NIgut LAST MATINEE AT 3, LAST NIGHT AT & IONDAY EVENING, JULY 7, ore whieh Mr, HARRY CLIFFORD ¥ ‘wilt a appear. QENtTRAL "ARK QARDE THEO BODORE THOMXS. UNRIVALLED SUMMER NiGHTS: CONCERTS, THIS apranan) ‘NING, July 5, at ae Marche et Corte, Selections, “pirat Act Williaa Toit Oraetary, “Egmont” Gavotte } + Tntroduction, Chorus and March (Third act Lohengrin}, 9 Overtu L 2 3 ti é ¢ a others: BV! eRY TH -olghth atreot, between 3 avs. NDAY, JULY 6, 1873, aT 8 RAND BACKED’ GONCART? DER POSTILLON VON MUNCHEBERG, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9 Lu78, for the Benefit of Ming. LOUISi! LIOHTMAY, Admission, ened oe a Be extra. Boxes $2 extra. Packages G2 tickets), $5. paEse 18 NOTHING LIKE IT IN THE WORLD. ATM KAIIN'S grand Museam, rebuilt, reorganized and eB rondw aepeyeanas RSDAY RVENING + Grand Extra Concert. » nearly opposite Grand Central Hotel. ‘attractions (rom London, Paris, Munich othe ‘wonders of nature displayed. a know thyself. Aumefon Bs is Aue For gent in 01 cent EW YORK MOS! OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD way, between Houston and Bleecker streets.—ivory one should visit the wonderful Museum ; it is full of¢ thing people ‘should see and understand. Leeinres daily on ulosophy of Marringe.”" Those parties anable fo attend those important lectures can have them for. ree, ON receipt of 25 cent addressing Becwerd Ry New YoRie MUSEUM ra ATOMY, G13 Broadway, New ETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF Ai mer Fae be building 125 West ourieonth street, ‘The DI A COLLEOTIONS. from “sear and the LOAN UOLLEGTIONS of WORKS OF ART are open pul ie cally. fom 10 A. M. untilé P.M. ion 8) cenit important additions have been made to ths Loan ‘collections. METRoroutran THERATRIOAT. AND SHOW PRINTIN seenaiaaeiem HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIE OATS OF EVERY DESORPTION ON HAND AND bulit to order cheap at my shops, 863 aud $73 South street and 1léth street, varleni Rive TEPHEN ROBERTS, — WS.—FOR SALE, TWO SCOWS, 200 TONS EACH: suitable to carry ballast, manure or any kind of heavy fgighe. Address box 197 ‘Herald Uptown Branch omfice, >+—___ DEATHS. ASHWORTH.—On Thurstay, July 3, Mrs. NaNcY ASHWORTH, Widow Of Miles Ashworth, in the 6th year ot her'age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the iunerai, on Sunday, 6th inst., at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 30 Second avenue. AYKINSON.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 2, ISABELLA, Wile of L. P. Atkinson, aged 31 years, Relatives and friends axe invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No, 8 Sout Oxford street, on Saturday, at three o'clock P. M. Beeos.—On Thursday, July 3, 1873, ELIZABETH HINMAN, Wile of William J. Bee! Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral services. at the residence of Mrs. Birdsall, 39 East Twelfth street, on Monday, July 7, at three P. M. BioHaM.—On Friday morning, July 4, after a short illness, HENRY BIGHAM, aged 37 years. Friends are ag geen Invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, 86 Second strect, on Sunday, 6th inst., at one o’ciock P. M. Biaxcul.—On Thursday night, July 3, Mrs. THERKSA Brancni, widow of Francisco Bianchi, Relatives aud triends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, 215 West Twent ey econ street, on Sunday, 6th inst., at two P, BrrpsaLL.—In Jersey City, on Friday, July 4, James McDoWELL, son of Charles and Eliza A. Birdsall, aged 7 months and 6 days, The relatives aud friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) aiter- | noon, at three e’ciock, irom the residence of his parents, 283 Fifth street, Jersey City. BiLock.—Suddenly, on Friday, July 4, Diepertcn BLOCK, @ native of Hanover, Germany, aged 41 years. All relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his tuneral, on Saturday, July 6, at hall- ast emer’ P. M., trom No, 7 Peck slip to Lutheran ‘emetery, BoYLE.—At the residence of Robert Laird, Esq., Colt’s Neck, N. J.. on Wednesday, July 2, MARY SELINA BOYLE, aged 37 years, 10 months, 19 9 "days, Funeral from the Freehold Presbyterian church, at one o'clock, on Sa:urday, July 5. Bort.—On Friday, July 4, WATTER X,, infant son of William Henty and Emma Bull. Funeral on Sunday, Juiy 6, at_one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 3 Sylvan place, Harlem. BuxTon.—On Wednesday, Juiy 2, at 202 Waverley piace, New York, Sanan A., Widow of Peter Bux- ton, in the 47th year o1 her age. Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, July 5, at one o'clock P. CaRROLL.—On Thursday, July 3, MARY ELLEN, the beloved daughter of John ana Julia Carroll, ine 5 years, 8 months and 23 days. ‘be relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of her parents, 246 West ‘hirty-elgnth street, to-day Getarday), July 5, at two o’ciock P. CoomBs,—On Friday, July 4, alter three ays’ ill- te F RICK JOUN COOMBS, aged 6 years and 14 ay 8s The funeral will take eet on ee July 6, from No. 8 Aibany street, New York, CRILLBY.—Un Wednesday, July 2, liven CRILLEY, } @nmative of county Londonderry, Ireland, aged 23 years, Relatives and iriends ef the family, ae respect- fully invited to attend the rune; m bis late residence, 404 East Fourteenth scent ‘this (Satur- bo afternoon, at two o'clock, to Flatbush Ceme- ery. Dentson.—On Friday, July 4, JAMES J. DENISON, only son of Margareita H, and the late James 0. Denison, in the 17th year of his age. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend bis funeral, on Sunday aiternoon, at half-past three o’clock, from Trinity church, Mount Vernon. Carriages will be in wait- ing at West Mount Vernon depot (Harlem Rail- road) on the arrival of the two o’clock train from Forty-second street depot, DEXTER.—RELIEF COUNCIL, No, 60, 0. U. A. M— BROTRERS—You are hereny notified to meet at the council chamber, No. 20 St. Mark’s place, on Sun- day, July 6, at tweive M., to pay the last tribute to our late brother, Lewis Dexter, Funeralat one P. M., irom Second street Methodist Episcopal church. Sister counciis are ae gam a, invited to attend, R. H. Youmay 5 H. H. GRIGGS, y Granpin.—On hursday, A hy 1873, SaRall A. daughter of Wiliam E, and Bliza A. Grandin, aged 21 years, 4 months and 23 days. riends and acquaintances are respectfully ited" to attend the janeral, from the residence Or her parents, No. 9 Bank street, on Sunday aiter- naw (Mic! 1) ee ie copy. ‘nursday, July 3, roof and Francis 8. Gi Gaus scoaven on FRANCIS, only son of Ella A. 1d 6 montis and 13 day Funeral will take pisces on Sunday, July 6, at 33 East 110th street, Hagosnry.—On Thureday, July 3, 1873, SARAH ANN HaGaerry, tn the 38th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, No. 3 Second street, this day (Saturday), at two P, we without further notice. jaly 4, Euiza MARY ANNE, aged 65 yours, HAMBLIN,—On F' widow of Thomas Notice of the funeral here: Brysu,—On Friday, Joly, “Alter & guort Lincs, ee ae eal samy oun or amary 304 and Sarvar& Hirst, aged ome Reet ease Sennen aS from the r = eae, errs ‘ington avenue, ob Sunday morn- ip Woy 5 st 8) uly oat at ign o'clock, Thursday, July 3, es 8 gid il- ster SOPHIA, Dormia; only daugel ter of C, A. ‘8. Jung- The funeral will take Lape on Saturday, July 5, from her late residence, 435 Greenwich ea, at } one o'clock P. M., thence to Lutheran Cemete! Law or.—On Thursday, aS 1873, Widow LawLon, the beloved mother Peter and James Lawlor, By of Eglish, Kings county, ‘rhe re relatives and friends of the Saray 70 Be spectfully invited to attend the funeral, froin the residence of her son, Peter Cawlor, No, 112 West Sixteenth street, on Sunday, 6th inst, at one o'clock precisely, without further notice. Kings OS nezonice Fear wm pope. LRsLey.—At N; o9, wey in aos 3, 1873, GEORGE Lusune, formers of Troy, N. ‘Tist year of his age, Funeral at Gat chureh, Nyack, on Saturday fooening: atten o’clock. Remains to be interred in Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, N. Y., on Saturday afternoon, Lona—On Thursday, July 3, ALIce, daughter of Richard and Mary Long, aged 6 years, 7 months and 2 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited ta attend the funeral, irom residence, 2,002 Third enue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, joorz.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July after a lingering illness, FRANCES TERaSA, belovet wife of Thomas J. Moore, aged 27 years, a relatives and friends of the ‘amily are in- ted. to attend the funeral, from her late resi- 24 Debevoise place, near DeKalb avenue, on Bein July 5, at hal(-past nine A. will be taken to the Church of Our “Lady of Mery Debevoise place, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered ter the repose of her soul: thence to Calvary for interment. Mu bg —On Thursday, July 3, in the c0th year of her Mary MURRAY (maiden name Mary MeGrathy wife of somes Murray and anen rer OF William McG Ballyshannon, county Don gal, Ireland. Relatives and eo and also her brother Robert’s friends, are respeckaity piven to attend her funeral, from her nce, No, 45 Hamil- ton street, this day (Basurday) a July 5, at two orclogk and thence to Calvary Cemetery. Morrny.—On ‘Ihursday, July 3, JAMES MURPHY, The relaniver and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 96 Washington street, New York, on Sunday, July 6, 1873, at two o'clock. McGRatH.—On Friday, pty. 4, Owen McGrarn, in the 72d 2% of his ng the town of Ballyshan- nop, county Donegal, bre re land. ‘The friends of the ily are respectfully invited 1o attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 343 East Twenty- ourth street, at two o'clock P. M., on BERGA: eae 873. Pory.—In -h City, Wednesday, galy Fy Linus L., ebro of Gonzalo and Margaret Poey, aged 11 months and 12 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the nereyta on Saturday, Sth inst., at two o'clock P. M., {rom the residence of the parents, 70 Catharine street, elizabeth City, N. J. Ropinson.—On Thursday, July 3, of scarlet fever, LILLIAN MAY, Toupacts child of Seth B. and Carrie Lee Robinson, aged 8 years and 1 day. Relatives and friends of the Tornly, are invited to attend ber funeral, irom; the residence of parents, 306 West Fiity-third street, on Sunday afternoon, at half- f-past two o'clock. Ross.—On Thursday, July 8, CHARLES N. Ross, aged 28 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from hia late residence, 1,146 Second avenue, this day (Sat- urday), July 5, at nine A, M. SHERWOOD.—On Friday, July 4, at his Femnenee, 380 Bleecker inh _ ORORGE W. J. SHERWOOD, | the 52a ted of nis ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the Members of John Hancoex Council, No. 45, 0. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday morning, July 6, at half-past eight o'clock, from the North Hpi church (Rev. J. J. Browner), corner Christopher and Bedford streets, without further notice, ‘The members of John Hancock Council, No. 45, J. A. M., are herepy notified to meet at the council rooms, No. 289 Bleecker street, on Sunday morning, July 6, at eight o’clock sharp, for the purpose of paving the last sad tribute of respect te our late brother George W. J. Sherwood. thers Will please appear in dark clothes, black hats and white gloves, without aprons or collars, and with mourning badge on lett lappel of the coat. The officers and members of the National and State councils, also sister councils, are respectful iD vited to participate neal us, By order M. DAVIS, Councillor. WitrtaM H. Bro WER, R. ns STRACHAN.—On Friday, July 4, JOHN M. STRACHAN, in the 61st year of bisage. Relatives and friends of the ae are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, inst. at one o'clock, from Fourth Presbyte! G chureh, Thirty- fourth street, near sixth avenue. SuypaM.—Iin Brooklyn, on Thursday, soy S ELizaberu W. SuyDAM, widow of Mirme Suy 5 in the 65th year of her age. Relatives and triends of the family [en ned fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 6th inst., at two o’clock P. M., from the tyne street Methodist Episcopal church, corner York onne—On Thursday afte Jnly WRED.—On Thursday afternoon, ELiza reeeD in the 81st year of her age, a Richard Tweed. Relatives and friends of the [Peary are invited ta attend her funeral, on Monday afternoon, 7th in- stant, at one o'clock, from her late residence, East Broadway. vA May. iy 3, ee WaLsH.—OD jureday, Jul [ARGARET LORETTE, only daughter of John A. and Honora E. Walsh, aged 7 months and 7 days. ‘The funeral will take p place from the residence of her parents, 745 East Ninth street, this Saturday afterncon, at half past one o’cloek, sharp. California papers please copy. ZaBRISK1zZ.—On Friday, June 27, at Truckee, Cat, pdt O. ZABRISKIE, Of Jersey City, N. J., ears, ‘ne funeral will take place on Monday, Jal: Ao at one o’clock P. M., from the First Reformed church, in Grand street, Jersey City, N. J. OBITUARY. Gencral L. E. Yorke. The above named gentieman died suddenty in hm bedroom at his hotel in Cincinnati on the 1st inst. He had been an invalid for some time past, but his death was quite unexpected, at least by those wha were not acquainted with the character of nis malady—heart disease. He was the eldest son of Senator Thomas Yorke, of New Jersey, and was born in Salem county, New Jersey, December 13, 1832, After receiving an elementary schooung in his native place he was sent to Rensselaer Unt- versity, at Troy, N. Y., where he graduated asa | civil engineer. Shortly after he removed to New York city and commenced the practice of his pro- fession, At the outbreak of the Rebellion he enlisted in the Seventy-firss New York regi- ment as @ private. He served with his regiment through the term of enlistment, viz., three months, and was particularly commended for gallantry at the battle of Bull Run. The deceased, though simply @ private at that Le was selected by hig | comrades of company to command them, Shortly after this ming he was appointed by President Lincoln Captain in the Thirteenth re ment of regulars, and joining his command at jer ferson barracks, Missouri, Was on duty with it in the States of Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee. He commanded his cme throughout the 0; tions against Vicksbut On the 3ist of July, 1 on the application of eneral Sherman, then com- manding the Fifteenth Army Corps, he was ap- jointed by the War Department Commissary of Riusters of that corps, which made him a member of the corps staff, In this position he served Madd a the Chattanooga battles and the Atlanta campai; performing aiso, during the latter campaign, duties of Assistant Inspector General on the s' art | of General Logan. General Logan, in his | oficial report, said:—“Captain Yorke has per- 1ormed the triple duties of Commissary of Musters, Assistant Inspector General and Aid-de-Camp in a manner which challenges all criticism.’ After this he was regularly ed by the President as Inspector General of the Corps, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and at the commencement of the South Carolina campaign was Apps inted by General Logan Chief of Staf, in addition to ms position as Inspector General, On the arrival of the Fifteenth corps at Goidsboro, North Carolina, nis health being ope il broken down by long and constant service and exposure, he came North, but rejoined his corps at Washington, where he was brevetted by the President Major in the regular army and Brigadier General of Volunteers, “for gallant and meritorious services during the war.’ E. E. Paulding. Colonel E. E. Paulding, who died a few days since in New York, was proprietor and editor-in-chief of the st. Paul Pioneer, and a man of varied ability. He had been for some years suffering froma dis- ease of the throat, and since February last was absent in Florida, seeking relief from his diMoulty. Receiving benefit from his experiment, he left for New York. Having canght cold on his journey the symptoms of bts disease became aggravated toa fatal extent. Colonel Paulding’ was born near Kingston, N. Y., and at the oo on es decease was about thirty-eight Let | of eg ie epewnded irom Revolutionary stock, ha 74 iia grand afuthor, John Paulding, being one of soidierg Who assisted at the capture a Major “Andre near West Poss. He recelved a liberal education and studied for the profession of the law. Subsequently he lelf his native es, and engaged in the pra tice of the law at St. Peter, Minn. Tn 1861 he w. clectell to the State ee art trom the St. Peters district, On the occurrence of the war he was ap- poinved a paymaster in the lar army, became hief paymaster of the Army of the Potomac, and in that capacity disbursed upward of sixt; iy miltions of dollars. Bapnequently connected himself with the St. Paul aud became the pros | Rilotor of suas yypers