The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1873, Page 2

2 __OFFY REAL ESTATE FOR SALR. Central, i yroR Lays DESIRABLE Ses oagiad STORY BROWN eae. =a aE bag deer, in pertect order. FRpply between Wand ‘West Side, Fs, SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIVIOR, roves | T™ an exiate of partion resid f pogo et a Manta 4 Poy 50, sub’ to Bot be fash; dna la rented Vor wilt orn iS ik EDWARDS, € eal eee treet gn. 0007 Ronee, snutemtet Mock end very eae house in Sixth venue. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE _AND TO LET, BALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM St. OFFICE OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TILL 9 P. M. ON SUNDAY FROM 3 TILL 9 P. M. CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, SOME MAR tion ; all improvements; ous aa up housekecp- 0 Mine streot, T TARRYTOWN, ON BROADWAY—TO LI Witt immediate posession, a Cottage, Penne en minutes walk from the depot: rent until Bex i, also, adjoining the above, a beautirul new se. Mi Modern” improvemente: nics grou ae att \infurniahed, or will be furnished with re and ren’ at a very reasonable rent. Ap- ply 8, EHD ERSON, 669 Sixth aven “§ ARGAINS IN WESTCHESTER PROPERTY, AD- joining and within the new wards of the city.—Buy rms and sell them in city lot From 1 to 20 acre: he ton aoniniy [ey ints. Seve; small Properties louses. & and ward. Apply (0 POTTER BROTHERS, Fordhain depot. a ahead hea Nicuse wee! Routatal Lat of Suing, "Address box 188 Youkers bot oe Plate SERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON _SITY AND BERGEN REAL AL ESTATE, _ To Let or Lease. LET—AN ELEGANT NEW STORE, IN PAVONTIA eee ATRNS Se nee of the bent corners {i Je Jorvey City: rst rom a tions; al to let tor genteel i fauailies. inquire’ at a9 Pavone arenes re PROPERTY our, nok THE grTy SALE OR TO ‘wor ACRE ea “FOR ae errr FOR A, ie description and price address W. 8. RES, Strouds- A FURNISHED HOTEL—SALT WATER BATHING ‘and boating, one hour trom New York, for sale or et Viol 8. C. SMITH, owner, 202 William street, Franktort Busia COUNTRY RESIDENCR FOR SALE— ile, Conn., on. the Connecticut Western Rail- |, four miles trom the Hariem anu five from the Housatonic charmin, soca the sorrounding scenery is unsurpassed in ut, oe ‘andeur: 95,000, xf a CW WINGHE LL. OTTAGE BY THE 81 a rere Ly ROOMS; VERANDAH on three sides; one-q posey place; slate roof; carriage house 100 yardstrom be. ion Ishi RRIN, %6 Broad street, * eres AND WHARVES, NEWARK, N. J. FRONT . ing on on Passaic River and Morris Canal, on rear,— eure Site. for maura tories, lumber, coal or stone or for sale, WON duane street, Now York.” APPIY 10 HOVER & INE LARGE Lebar spy i rng mopes yusiness, Apply at sini iz FD Fifth iptsmrne dees me ‘onl, RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER, Lofts for manufacturing parposes. App! ve aise ‘street, or to 5. wo Pt BUILDINGS OR SEPARATE ¥LOORS Ay Te a te and 1 moa beading; AND $01 SPRING STREET TO LET, C 4 bakery for many business; will be let for a1 Market; good ord YERY DESIRABLE AND FULLY FURNISHED t—Near the Grand ‘Opera House, i kitchen and table feotly neat and. clean; oatly new sarpatatt ner month; less for July possession immed{ate.y. DW ARDS, 6 West ‘Twenty: RTIALLY FURNISHED OR UNFUR- basement House, No. $1,600. oa wentyined street, River ag follows: Gntat T Witsticieit ‘diamper. brown stone English st Tw iba sti JAMES BR, EDWABL currency; Excw South Nom -AMERICAN STEAMSH COUPLE OF CO! FORTABL ¥ RN [SHED soe Sand A lady or gentleman, — reaie' East itteene pa NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH errs hot and cold water, &c.; alxo a single Room. Re 182 Waverley place, near sixth avenue, 4 SUIT OF ROOMB AND KITCHEN FURNISHED, for Pina magn ras ath if Abingdon ‘wil iH ; excellent neigh- home ‘comforts second Big Give the Sth nh yet For treight or passage apply to the General Paepts of SUIT OF NICELY FURNISHED second tloor, to let to a gentleman and wife or two NEW ‘YORK HERALD, MONDAY. _7O LET POR BUSINESS PURPOSES. ORE TO Lat LET. THE BEST BUTOHHR STORK ox month nfysaguire at Eas ighta svenus corset at Nost GERMAN Lo D yer - by COMPANY. and The steamship MONE RING FR. Witt ca. Captain H. krdmann, will sai! on Wednesd: from Bremen pler, joot of Third followed bj > HEI mann, on RATES OF aah ek Ft Lahaow. LIVERPOOL, ID LONDONDERKY, Faiag to all parts of Great .Wedi esday alternate Wednesday thereafter, through Bri te ene and Germany. ie Cian No, 72 Broadway. iin passage oftce, No. 45 Brosdway, Git WESTERN STEAMSHIP LIN NEW YORK TO BRI er ge HNGLAND} enact, ‘The steamers of this line in passage, $70; Intermc street poptlage as.” 2 a to London direct, woods (o Bergen, Obeiiaseand anu the ie Pelnsttal Karwegian po rte, udid new heer Neanship G 8Vi RE, guia saad will leave ‘aor dock, Harbeck stores, Tuesda je new eethip HAKON ADELSTEN will follow on one large Room to single gentlemen; also i Relerences exchanged. two gentlemen; ot West Fit. SINGLY OR OTHERWISI preciate. in addition to other de- velit atteer conve; vISHED ROOMS, arablen a pesaity cl close to Brosiway ances and restal OOK FROM DELMONICO'S, street.—Elegantly turn! hed Suits and ti entlemen or tamilt ausage. hci modern currency. nature tiok Bis reduced attendance; first class in every respect; steerage tickets from Liverpool, derry, Glasgow, Cardiq, Bristol or rates’ For turth BANDKOMELY office, No. 69 Broadway: the company, eel EDYE & © South William stree NAToNAE Lie oP STEAMBHIPS, a " ugensrown and Liverpool ; fortnightly to London direct, Hers 47 North River, GNSTOWN AND LAVERPOOL. CANADA, Webster Ratu SPAIN, Grao Pat REROE, otabin Pt r inion athe a) ea eae an, a bs . w.PPitomste games Oe belch: wtlag Say 8 70 1onnon, HAVRE AND These e! de-built steamers will sail from Ftate ‘Line. pier, ‘Fullon ferry, Brookiyn, N. ¥., as iol- “waduentay August ¢ y August 20 ah | F Sul of Passage —To Londoa-Hirat cabin 865, currency: ote rae sit $0, Hew Chelitiania—Firet cabin, $90; steerage, private family prloen, 14s Kighth ARGE, BEAUTIFUL CooL for gentlemen; Summer prices: first class house and location West Ninth, between Fifth 10 LET—ONE VERY NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, ROOMB—PURNIGHED boar: Sixth avenues. taking passengers from Rew York to. Cherbourg and Ham First cabin, $120, a capin, $72 Steeray able in ca States 0 entraevénth street, vetween | KUNHARDT'S Cos ee East Lexington and Fourth : avenues. steal Gtry' Or BRE CITY OF CHKSTE CITY OF ANTWERP. CITY ON BROOKLYN OITY OF LIMERCK CITY OF PARL and each succeeding Saturday and Thar 45 North River. B. am $70, $80 and $90, gold, according to accommoda- n. square hall cold waters Ao. iol Obrint NICE SITTING AND BED ROOM, CON. furnished tor housekeepi Hotel,—Two larg Rooms, bathroom connecting, on second floor, to | sets; reierences, elegantly Furn! —EURGANT Rooms, nd Union square. Hoge h —LARGE 4 to 16 per week ; for gentleme street, between Irving pla FORTY-' SIXTH front Booms to let to ¢ also one for 87; Ct by an ‘Amorioan ny NINTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE, Private house.—Furnlshed Room to geatiemen of arried couple, for housekeeping; also « Sedroom ior a entleman. i ingreceeeg VILLA—SPLENDID VIEW BAY AND ree acres: chotce fruit trees, carr! $4 ger 's house ; one hour from metty 1 piace ;Staten a iol ARM OF 194 ACRES FOR SALK—AT A STATION ON the Lente Railroad of New Jersey; beautifull: located ; land extending from railroad to river; ere and all buildiuge of superior character and in } Pear and appie ee nd other choice fr 1 vP. . BELKNAP, Jr., saat ge FOE, SALR—AT HASTINGS-ON-THK-HUDSON, A new three story House, French roof, 12 Pena? with all modern improvements; one acre of ground; river view. Apply to I. B. LEFURGY, on the premises, Halt me? purchase money can reniain on bond and mort- FS, babe “VALUABLE LONG LEASE OF A Stone meget fF Peete d the finest quality of lime psy together Swo continuous burnin Kilns, Tools, a igeeyerss eaeeel , it te Stenaeo for, Teas tha than halt ‘on account of iil healt Addrees, tor two days, 0.8, Herald office, © PATHoulars Kost sitet A BARGAIN. A FARM OF 66 6 ACRES, troudsbur ‘or particu ACOB VAN ORDES, aries Street airs Reis FoR sae SALE—FURNISHED COUNTRY SEAT, ON THE Hudson; 51 acres, with fine river views: will ex- ghenge, Jor city property; price $50,000. RICHARD V. ‘TT, WL ‘Broadway, 1 : room F, basement. F% SALE EW Two hdr! FRENCH ROOF mi + terms cas; fo WILLIAM A. M wdae LL, No.7 manic slip, Recon floer. OR SALE—A SMALL COTTON MILL, IN PERFECT order, on a never-iailing stream, now running cotton ‘Warps and twines; goods selling as fast as made at ver: Temunerative prices; thorough exammation solicite and satisfactory reasons given for selling. | Addross v0" on IRA 1, BEEBS, No. 7 Beekman street, New LET—UNTIL OCTOBER 1, AT WASHINGTON Heights, part of brick House, five rooms, furnished, toa small family. tM of A. 'B. MILLS, Iséth street, Tenth avenue, or 121 Nassau street, room « ‘oO E) CHANGE, A CHANCE SELDOM MET AND A FORTUNE GAN be realized; 1,200 acres; three railroads and five depots connect exchange for Brooklyn, Blizabeth or other property. . BUR $2808 Ninth avenue. Ee*geance—ror COUNTRY PROPERTY ON THE heat udson River or in Kew Jersey. r, withio 50 miles of rk, a first class bric! Broukiyn; equit; $9,000. “Address W., box 3,201 Post office, New York. _REAL ESTATE WANTED. [0 REAL ESTATE OWNERS.—WE WISH TO LEAS say for (en years, a piece of of round 8 about 50x100; e owner to erect thereon ullding, suitable tor fornitare wareroomns, not a mai aulactory's location to be Rarer ah seein 73 prenees and nine and “fourth stree! lease address, with particu- lars, GEOnG: FLIN' Cu. 596-Hudeo nee thereo TO LET FOR BUSINI ATION! NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY, NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS, ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE AROVE FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN CLOSE PHOXIMITY TO THE CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE, fm OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C., &C., CAN BI HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITR, OF ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM 10X12 FEET TO 2X67 FEET, AT $300, $400, $500 AND UPWARD TO $12,000, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. THE ABOVE BUILDIN COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY wie OCCUPANCY, HEATED BY STEAM, AND Has TWO FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ELEVATORS R8_AND ALL MODERN iM. PROVEMEN13. RENT OF SMALL OFFICES, cy “ena” 34.80 sia 4th sag Sth Sotto PURPOSES. ana I 300 ino ‘00 1,200 00, 380 300 330 ‘00 00 1,800 2.000 1,500 bo 300 1,200 000 1,000 Ld 1.000 800 1,000 ‘800 oF 00 INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF BOMER MORGA? 0. 2 PINE STREET. AWTHE cumarzsr t FLOORS TO LET ON BROAD- YIRST AND THIRD FLOORS, re. ‘0 LBASB—NOW DOING A FIRST OLASS on aecout tions for | PT pouerew Wide veregin ase hia Pow! WIth oy yt SMALL ROOMS, , Sead ace ahs tet atm meow Socearies Cyd vApbly io 6 emenent and I oF Powe. meet LARG® AND anny or without me Machine Crrviog Works, tae, o par HANBURG-AMERICAN “PAOKET COMPANY'S tren mail steamship LA, Captain B. Meler, will sail on’ Thursday, July % at 2 .. for Hambure, B. RICHARD & BOAS, Sonera A ents, general Passenger Agents, Broad s ork. 61 Broadway, New York. ONO WESTPHALIA will antl July’ St “| NMAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,—Royal Ma Appoinied to sail as folio ugust A atgust7, 2 F RATES OF PASSAG t low rates. Ebook, Seegnate rest Glasgow, Lon- aontere, Tondon, Bristol or Cardiff, $30, Prepaid c¢ titcates, $82 currency. 3s Passengers also juced rates. fts issued at lowest rates. Cabin and general business at the company’s 0 fc. broadway. ae assage at 33 A eer JOHN DALE, Agent, of to hope & FAULK, 43 Chestnut street, Philader a & CREAGH, 102 state street t, Boston. OWN, 82 South Clark, corner of Lake street, oni Te INMAN, Liverpool, and No, 9 rue Scribe, Paris UNFURNISHED Rooms AND APART _ MEN’ ET. ESIRABLE 1 LOWE: PART OF Two HOUSES TO let—In fi eco! cA Varick a King mtreet, between Macdougal and VE ELEGANT ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR OF private house No. 327 East Ninth street, near Second Fosulred. ‘with latest modern improvements; retcrences air Urrency ; ¢ bin, currel currency. 0 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR OF PRIVATE HOUSE, et convenient for a famuy; F°s CARDIFF, BRISTOL, pag of AND ALL epee points in England and ‘South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's pew Pits ‘clase maamshipg willsail irom Pennsylvai road My paereey GLAMORGAN, PEMBROKE. Vity, a8 follows :— Ys erage Oerutcatse fron from onraim, I. for £and upwards. | For further particulars ARCHIBALD BAXTER & OO., Agents, i Brosaway, ew York. — London, “Saturdays July 9, nooti fay, froin pier rarded to Havre, Hamburg, Swe den, Norway, Denmark nd Paris at red Stnonthy large el iry rooms, WO ELKGANT SUITS OF FOUR ROOMS act well lighted and every convenience, No. 400 W Twentieth street; beautituily local nnds of the Episcopal colle Ninth avenue, between Twent erptlacking the H ia h and Twenty-firsi FLOORS, CONSIST- as, Dah, Bot and cold water, | Springs of Vircinia, ing by THITE STAR LINE. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, ARRYiNG THE UNITED STATES MALL, New and full-powered steamships from New York oi hursdays, calling : | Ravana TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND. Office, 8 South street, New if 16 at Jersey City: For a ct ghand’ Socal and ge Ons fOr ull Classes unrivalled, | fekmsbip and sailing poe combining safety, speed and comfort. Saloons, stateroom midship section, where least-motion A eWardess agcrmpan smoking room and bathrooms in is felt. Surgeons 1001 ‘age, $30 in currency. Those wishing to send for friends in the Old Country can at obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $32, cur- ers booked to and from all parts ot America, Norway, Sweden, na, monty trom £1 upwards. For inspection of ae India, Austral ‘and other earraen apply at Ning issued to Continental p 3. H. SPARKS, Agent. TNITED STATES MAIL LINE,—STEAM TC Te QUBENS. town and siverpool. Sailing e: every Wednesday, WISCONSIN, Freeman. M. "July 30, 9:30 A.M, ier 46 North River. gold: steerage, $30, currency. Prepaid tickets, $33, currene ra booked fo aud irom Paris iS Drarws on irotand,” rate: MLIAMs £ GUION” PECIAL NOTICE. —THE WISCONSIN, sailing Wednesd: a jimited number of second cabin paarenyers at $90 cur- Foome, in midship section. Apply to roadwa SPLENDID STEAM HIP July 23, will carry LY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. Cess, FOREIGN AND AMERICAN TOURS: Jars Luropean Tickets, avaiable forall Parts of Great Britain, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Spuin, Italy, Turkey, Keypt, Greece, Palestine, '&e., &c., enabling the holders wo travel by all steamers, trains and ditigences, sold at redaction from ordinar; = fares. in, COOK'S american tourists’ Tickets, combini ang No North- ern and Wesiern Lakes, ada, White Mountains Mouncains nd ‘COOK'S second. Personally conducied party Found the world will leave San Franc OUOR'S wisat? irom Net conducted party te Vienna ant trom New Gone September 2, return- will van ssina, Gibraltar 3 Excursionist malhaees Bae COOK, SON & JENKINS, way, New York. TAPSCOTT’S Emi eee Noh Foreign Exchange Pescutt ee & 0O., ‘South street, New York. Passports of the Department of State issued WILLMARTH, United states Court House, 41 Chan Dore arrest c DASTWISK STEAMSUIPS. ACIFIC MAIL, § CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, Via Panama, carrying malls, Passengers and Anieriowa P; Santa Martha, Ame ‘and Chi July 22—Steamer oon Conteta 8. P. Griffin, will leave pier No. 42 North River, at 12 o'clock noon, for Aspinwall direct, connecting the steamer ARIZONA, Captain Austin, leaving Panama 1or San Francisco, and calling at zatlan and San Die; American: and South Pacific ports. partures 20th of 1 Panama with ‘Acapulco, Man: inillo, Ma- io connecting for Central month from New York connect with the com- Twaimer touching at San Benito, RL Salina id Port Angel iy RICA will leave San Pr nciKeo ON OF avout July 2 for Honoiulu, sandwi ni One of the Cor Francisco, August 1, of passage, freight and company’s office on the pier, foot of Canal street. 20, H. RRADB' Q H. J. Buttay, Superintendent. , President. TRANSATLANTIC IPs BELWawh NEW YRS AND The splendid vessels on this Tavorite route for the Con. = ill sail from pier No. 00 North VILLE DE PARIS, Garey ELE Sur PRREIRE, Deore. 8T. ‘Lomi fetartay, July 26 jaturday, August 9 Saturday, secant 9 turday, Septemper 6 PRICE OF be pace: at GOED, 7gnetuding wines First Canim, Stas, Basco, aebioursion iickets at reduced 8 do Not carry steerage passengers. ee to oF retu: th Ki Bor relat or Pa STeH i GARRISON, Agent, ret The steamers on a bap tor Le mn om rican travellers ning trom the of Bi line, avoid Doth fanator English railway ad te ‘dlnooen Peaoce saving time, troubl PNOFR —hailroal tlekets betwee Agent Broad mn Paris ‘and Vienna st Saran LINE, onic’ With the view of dimiuisting the chan teamers of this line will heuceforth ta course for all seasons of the year. On the Outward Passage from Tossing meridian of | for Hai vane dire direct as follow necenstown to New York at 43 lat., or nothing to Passage, croming the meridian of 50 at @ lat: or nothing to the north hoa ‘3 THE BRITISH AND iD NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEE. New York ond EE ee gang at at Cork Harbor. caLapnia Wada: 3. ‘On the Homeward uy following Wednesday and YY xed oni neweaee from foe cording to cami on. tur tickets oa eu a Quecustown and all For freight aud cabin office, No. & Bowling, ¢ passage wilt Broadway is of anaace pplz st est rr OF BAN AN » b Crk and Randolph ‘nce, Ratt th. No charge for jorwarding in New Yor paasage, haying superior accommodations, i“ 13 oA Wart ss or Mer 20 North River, f ND SATU are oo seen ok, hus nr tial light aod TES TO GLASGOW, PV ERP pg OR Lispomenry 0 | gor freight ponte having £ SUPE TIOR woe ‘amers. Wed. steam wont apply to We DERIC BARE, pier % North ‘abin m tic ing mere sis) rage, $30, currenc; x | Will leave pier Zi Fe or from any seaport or railway | the Coutuen! waved bt received 41 { ts alco Re od ° eight ‘or bas apply wy passage, baving superior Com; in ean w York o vs tiEN OTHE Acco NITED bled od ND bmg MAIL bide gt La screw a, Captain W. Welt, No. 5 Bowlit TLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ‘Wail Line tor West Indies, Havana and Spanish Main. fppomted to sail (trom pier 13 North nd and Jamaic: AS (new) -August 7 "Por Port au Prince and ‘Venenie ‘thagena, CLARI- ly to Pine st. EW YORK AND HAVAN. DIRECT MAIL 1b LINE. ‘These first class steamships will sail every Tacsday, at irom. Cedar street), ler 13 North Pliver oot of MOR! ASTL| July 2 COLUMBIA a x WILMINGTON. Sa 4 ‘aii on pier ata quarter to three ore on day of sailit For freight and passage ‘(aving Magnificent accommo- WILLIAM P. re & Mag dl D, McRELLAR, Agentin Havana ° Tee ae dations) apply to IRECT LINE TO HAVANA, Progreso and Vora ros New York and Listed Mail St 5 i pler No. $ North Ri enach ip line, leaving | CLEOPATRA (Hava a and Mexico it toon, RIDA (Hay only)... say i eaiiaoce F ALEC ANDRE & van 3 Broadwa: NE GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT garcying th il. —Steamer R. jo rang oF LLORY & CO., 16} WF CLYDE, lly Wallstreet OR NEW © ORLEANS DIRECT Bie ERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP The steamship nipples. GENERAL MEADE, trom pier $6 North River foot uf Nort Saturday, July 28, at 3 «'ciock P Freight ‘received daily.” Thrvuxh ‘rates seksbure, Molle, Galveston and India \OR SEW ORLEANE D DIRECT. The steamer CITY pr aki Esto E | N, Captain Evans, R., Wed rea oeM ‘o Galver: tt, Lous. Cable passage, $50: st . H. MALLOBY & CO., 153 Maiden lane. rance, iv he. "actual fares and_ex- eas over 1, a popu routes Price, Weents, Sent ansage tickets by Wy the Lowest rates, “‘ApDly NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL MSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO for buco, Kahle and Rio Janeirg uly 2, at 3 o'clock , from pier 43 _COASTWISE STERAMSHIPS. yor NBW ORLBA } DIRECT. w The Captain “ye oe x Kemble, will ere lee Ro # North liver an Satarday, iy 8: Har ft tl tae cok razos Santiago and To Gtanit '@ SkawaWe: So West acese, AS RR NORFO: < F% The Oud LK, CITY somwy 53 AND 5p RIGSEOND.— | ha im pier sai ole manip WYANOKE, li lat and Ric! on. ‘Wuesdays Jat ving through pied lading to ail Sia acces Turough v4 oy wtreat - BY DAY and roua tt DREW. — Vestry street pler eats . and Twenty-third tires, nor ot rteaery, wt seis Tang at ne Yakers, ef hinebeck?| eat out snd Hudaou, ‘Con: points West and North Trip: tickets to reiarming same day, sage checked to Avresood “Boat FOR NEWBURG, PoUGH- Reepsie, one Kingston, landing at Cozzens', West Point tor all, lew Hamburg aud Milton.—The MARY P: ihe trom Vestry street, plor 39, every alter. noon, at 3:30 o'clock. MHANGE OF ROUTE,—ON AND AFTE) July 2, the Baltimore and~ Washingt Penasylvania Air Line will ran oe lade! Wiluiacton and Baltimore forming © connec: {loa through the Union tomel with the Baltimore Potomae funnel and road. Tals arrangement gives the enusylvan ro ‘an Inost, perfect all” rail” line “Rhat can ‘be be binned between the national capital and pmed ¢t ities of pia, New | York a Bostoa, ing the arog h Balsimore ¥ pit Tonce voi en ‘ir. die teeth aa Agent Pennsylvania Kaiiroad Company. (\HANGE OF TIME VIA PENNSYLVANTAR RAILROAD. Ou and atter, Monday, J train leny- ing Now York for Philadelphia at FOR: Mewill be “diy nig a e 12 Midni from New York will nd th ferrun shrough to Ph to Philadel BOYD, ral Passenger Agent A. J. CASSATT, Gene pat RIVER LINE TO BOSTO! Fall Rive: via Newport and The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI. DENCE leave pior 24 North River, foot of Murray street, Guily (sundays included) at 8b, Mt is en: Gaged for the season, ‘4. P. BACON, Saparinteadenn, ENWSYLVANTA. BAILROA D. Trains tea’ ‘ork, from foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, as: Vollows'< xpress tor Lp ote Le the West and South, 4. M., 6 Tend with Pullman palace cat S30 P.M. "Sunday, 8 Tand ¢ For Baltimore, Washington and ibe South, via “Penn- svivania air Ling,” at 83 it Sunday, BBL ay a, 3:90, 8:50, 9, 9:60 A. M., 1x: a eerie. ee 380 and 7, 83) and 9 P, inday, 6:10, 7, 8x For or Philladelphia,, vi via Kensington, at 7 A. M. and 6:10 P. 330, 4: ' and 12 night. Bunday, 5:20 - iM. bridge and Perth ‘ataboys€ uind 10 ACM, 2330, 30,7 A. M., 12 M. aaah 3:30, For New pe a $30, 9 F. Mand 't2 alght. Sunday, 3: P, Yor naist Millstone, 7 A. M..12 M., 4:10and For Lambertville and Flemington, 9A. M. ani For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, Fy ‘and 4 P.M. Accommodations tor Bordentown, Burlington and Cam den, 7 and 9: A.M. 1230, 2 3, Sand 7 P.M. For Freehold, 7 and 8 A. ehea Washington aod Bal rt a. a via nia air nd 10:13 P. From Phin: 185 A. M., 2:1 i, 8 FEN aNE 3:85, 1013 P.M i i Ticket offices. 52, 135, 271 and M44 Broadway: No. 1 r House and foot of besbrosses and Cortland strec , DAT BOYD, Jr., General Manager. General Passenger Agent. QTONINGTON LINE TO BC BOSTON. ‘The new steamer RHOBE ISLAND, 8, tg gr one most, magnificent, steamer afloa street pier, East Ri jaily at Pe Tpirest peal neetion with express tr: ss fete = aoa ier, Provi- dence and Boston. Best jountains. Splendid excurstoc. Take the RHODE TSEAND, remain on board, and be back to the city at7 A. M. the next Mgraumter SYLVAN GLEN leaves Peck slip at 2:10 P.M. and connects with the RHODE ISLAND, GARATOGA DIRECT ROUTE, FARE $275 THROUGH, Via Citizens’ line, elegant steamboatsdaily, | Saturdays exce| . irom pier 49 N. R., of Leroy gn BaCurson tickets Saratoga’ aud ‘return ft 4 10 cae MAY without change ofcars. Athrough express tr: via Pennsylvania Railroad, leaves Fey Fore: , foot of Desbrosses Gy: c popeapdcstre ts, rrives at Cape May at 6:40 yea Caye May at? Tbk. Mey arr Rate—New York to Cape May, $5. Rate—New York to wi May and return, ‘tel fap os ach ‘944, 435, 271 Broadway and No. 1 Astor D. M. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent. A. J. CASSATT, General Manager. fast and elega TWILIGHT will make daily ¢ excaratons (Saturdays ex: cepted). Leaves Kighth strect, East River, at 7; Peck slip, 7:80; ‘Twenty-third cia North River, 8: Chris- topter street, 8:30 and Pier Bat Dinner, refreshments, nd line on | board. Good ATSKILL RACES.—THOSE ATTENDING THE RACES at Catskill next week will receive special accommo Caton, Phd: pravelling on the Aoating palace, NEW Next rriday and Monday nights, from x arty experienced on ove: wishing to joi land Tallroad leaving News York Wedneniay: 4, will call at or address CALIFORNIA, No, 5 Pine street, aL, Ls R. Opened July 1, 1873. ‘The New Jersey Southern Railroad Company have pur- chased the property formerly known as the Arlington House, also 80 acres adjoining : have rebuilt and enlarged the house and have furnished it throughout in every de- pment im the most elegant mani ‘The house has accommodations for 100 permanent cores Bur restaurant and table d’hote, in charge of jardin at popular prices, baie XA the accommodation of ex- parties, societies, lodges, ola, cl clul er Magnificent saloon stoaniers utt#* Rock, Empire yolis Hoyt leave from pier No. 28, MOA. 4, 5: mAs ™. net at 2, 744, Sand 10:38 0 M., 2:34 and 6:13 P ‘Keating's celebrated” Band and Orchestra cogened for the season, GUS A. FULLER, Manager. AST RIVER ROUTE 'TO CONEY ISLAND, STEAMER TAMO: daily Eighth street, East River, at 930A and M30 P.M: Peck slip at 9280 A.M Fulton ferry, Martin’s pier, Brook: lyn, WA. va Tandir. roe? Lz LEE, FLEAEANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE mers leave dally from sprinj street at 10 A. ¥.. 2,5:10 and? P. ‘e, landing at Twenty-third street ten min: Sunday time trom Spring street $3 10,11 A. 'wenty-third street. M., landing at OVERNOR’S ISLAND OPEN TO VISITORS, new and elegant stoam yacht GOVERNOR'S ISLAND leaves 4 Bey at the Battery, from 8 o'clock Ui Torclock Fei every hour daily (Sundays cluded), for Governor's Island. Horn STEAMBOAT NOTICE, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Commenced May 13 1s Harlem boats Teave Peck slip (pier 24 Lewy River) bd Harlem every halt aR from 6:30 4. M. until7 P. M., cepting ILA. M., I and 2P. M.. hee Cg Eleventh, Ei rth, wy —See oniy line con- he ou ing boa igh ee. ’ J. F. TALLMAN, baperinveodent NeW JERSEY SOUTHERN | RAILROAD LINE. LONG BRANCH sTeAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK 1 make an. EXTRA TRIP. MONDAY, JULY 21, MONMOUTH PARK, leaving Pier 28 No th River, foot Murray st., at 10:30 A, M., affording sil an opportunity to w witness the last races of Regular boats leave 1:40, 4, 5:15 P.M. Fatra train will return immediately atter the races arg ay ¥. WF, SERAT, Saperintentent, 3. FL COLE, G. fasscnger Agent. Regt LAR CONBY IShAN hoa DAILY EXCUR- to, the seashore. Steamer “GENERAL SEDG- lopher street, 8. R. 5 A. M., 12:18, Pier No. 5, ea aay ree nS, BAROI Cs joes. rates; Walter ‘ood ‘and other Groves. Glenwood Grove ang POOMEN & CO., 243 Front street. 7PHE LARGE FIRST OLASS STRAMER WM. COOK, Tetaving ‘aconmmodations oF 2.500 people, is open for irges and Steamers of sizes; | ud- Pa a poorer 1 jand and other Groves. ebnis.° id West sta, uD CHARTER—SALOON STEAMER | WYOMING, T barges Sarah “Smith, feta! Chiengo, and C 401 Srien al Grove,” Eaclesy ‘iatand a Recliner a pdiipcdtadean:. nae HiuLLIARDS. SN STANDARD AMEMIGAN BEVEL TABLES AND AL Ruy & Pollenaer ibe Ra Shae ita ri LAS® SECOND HAND BILLIARD ATR fabiee efi mheverviht complet ood As new, will be 90 31 Cortlandt {op oor. JULY 21, 1873.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ‘ Pe Ee nnn Wons an WALLACE, Hy fone ted one) EVENING ATS ‘The celebrated Comedian and character Actor, Mr. J. J. ee eae wit, wit, humor, sunshine and ‘tate, forontiiod saisa CORA he wellancwe, Crecente st ai Hox SearnaN has been expressly iigaged, tor this Bre ‘and will woNpay'd oh % CHABLES “inthe SKELETON aioe s Powesy THEATRE, WULLIAM B, PEMORD uring the week. fm Fred. G. | scenes, new effects, and startling pictures of LOVE and Sue cain Mr dP WINTB EE, ennen OF ir. D. RELLY, ir J, EAMBROO Mr. W. A. Manager. Meg, MASON. Return of i ! G, JONE: Min Metisse Meek iER. meses of the great GI HMLL and JULIBN ed by @ capital Comedy. _Miss LAURA ALBERTA will shordy upbeat. ARLEN ONDAY BV euING ety Bonar NEWCOMUA NEW Vouk ot ENB varrox, MR. JOHN MOI in his wondrous Mystic Obanges. RBRAOCE, GARDEN THEATRE, een BSDAY EVENING. J iavraeee nen rit MIGLit OF OF Miss J Lis Adi Boe. ; Rene: Seats, exten, Packs ifort ce oxtra; Bones, 62 OEE BOLL GRAND AMATI VIOLINS, GOLD MED Renn dd APuine Ole Bull Violia Serings, bn Opin ATBON, Agent, 9% Clinton place cireulars trata AN ERTABLISHED BUSINESS, CLEARING OVER 500 year net, will be disposed of for $1, dunnens the reason jor selling. Address OPP Herald office. ): other RTCN.TY, A peda LIQUOR “STORE FOr SALE—ELE- Tite eice a aa rear marie ton aoe Ge ae ‘ wr Troan 3.0. WILSON, Herald oilce —ONE OF THE BEST LIQUOR STORES FOR in the fenrte, ee re sued phe Nag bo with fine SBNew Bowers stocks: to WILLIAM ABB (A TIRST CLASS DAIRY LUNCH ROOM FOR SABE— Lower part city; splendid cash trade; extraordina: chance tomake money. Particulars 25 Ohambera street GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. A LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—LARGE HALL, tenanible apartments and stables attached: lease ex: Broome ye stl Callon the premises, corner of Pitt and Ai BARGAIN IF SOLD TO-DAY—A WELL, ESTAB- lished Wine Room and Cigar Store. Apply at once at 416 Broadway, corner of Canal street, Aro OLD ESTABLISHED LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE; splendid location; low rent; net profits $5,000 a bia ar; aR eRonaRHy. rare investment, Particulars at Pj bers street. * GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—SPLENDID B ness location; extensively patromized ; for enter- Pfising parties an excellent chance to make money; eat- jactory reasons. Particulars at 25 Chambers street. GEORGE W. BIMERB, Sore Agency. A¥ Liquor STORE FOR SALE—LOCATION UNSUR- sed; well known; extensive trade; rare gpportunity'tor iv for hive’ man to thake money. Particulars at Feet LORGE W. SIMERS, Store Agency. FANCY GOODS STORE FOR SALE—LOCATED IN @ leading thoroughfare ; excellent cash trade ; splen- did location for millinery and dressmaking. Particulars 8 at 25 Chambers street, GEORGE W. SIMERS, 8 Store Agency. A LARGE GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP for cash, no reasonable offer refused. Inquire of A. i. BRAKE, 87 and 579 Myrtle avenue, Brookiya. FIRST CLASS BAR AND LUNCH ROOM FOR sale; located lower part clea heart business; extra- ordinary ‘chance make money, Particulars 25 Chambers street. KORGE W. SIMERS' Store Agency. —FOR SALE—BAKERIES, CONFECTIONERY, + Toy and ety Stores; Dest, busine locations; also Drug Stores; best corners 1n Brooklyn; wholesale aud ret ioe Cream business, MITCHSLL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, A RESTAURANT AND LIQUOR STORE, AT 369 South street to let, with the fixtures; good business locations; will lease Mires Store ‘agency, Ti Cedar stre A —FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND + Dalry Lunch Room; best business locations; also downtown Sampte Rooms, Cigar Stores, Stationery Stores, first class corner Grocery Store: MITCHELL'S Store A. —CORNER LIQuoR STORES ON ALL BUSINESS strects and avenues; oe 2 annette, Baker; Lunch Kooms, nee Lui nd Lager Beer Saloon best stands, near Broadwa: “4 ITCHELL's Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A FINE CORNER MEAT ep (OES A LARGE Dusiness) for sale cheap: also cheap Grocery Stores, Milk Routes. try s first cane Rondside. Hotels. MrrcHEL Ls ‘Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. <j portion, of the human seats reath| ing nett oncicuve hibition ng and i ive ex! We. "Belentifc lectures i ve i hata 4 Sight ‘nis New Bedtionas Play cy Ace. . ur soe aor, ener MOM sas, a nie by una, Migs BAe Ge rmon, Mis Iss Vandite Welle, Miss Mies KATHARINE KATHARINE, BOGERS Roawes a as t MIMI. mut mrut. Miss KATHARINE ROGERS, (QENTRAL PARK GARDEN, | THEO. THOMAS. =D SUMMER Bgaee, coNcEETs. PROUNAMME FOR THIS MONDAY BVENING, on, ‘at the usual pla ni gee THURSDAY oonauees GRAND EXTRA IVOLI GA: fev fO Eighth Vi Dae reen Second and Third avenues. EVEN: DOUBLE CONCERT, eases a Two rAd led ORCHESTRAS. GRAND ‘The most f hionable family resort i Pre ey. 1 ily resor' ip fe D* KAHN’S GRAND MUSEUM AND ans and attractions, public at No, 688 Broadway, nearly op Hit a thet sirend’ ee nae me Is ae, Fig- th most tertein~ i the work Aiimission JSEMENT FOR Tae PEOPLE. Ane LONG BRANCH bern MONDAY, LAST GRAND GALA DAY ATM MONMOURA FARE. No. 1—The Great che Steep! ple Chase. me sre as ae mn horses will probably start. te For which 19 horses are entered. ” No. 8—The Robbins Stake. ip For which 87 horses are entered. No, 4—The Consolation Hi: ay 6 Prise Matoh Yor 16 horees, i tor Sli n Survivor and Arcolite. HOW TO REACH THE COURSE, Take the steamer Jesse Hoyt, at 9:40, or the hacen Rock, at 10:30, from the foot of Murray street tor the Excursion, to and from the tr: ck | ADMISSION TO THE FIELD FREE. JOHN HOBY, President. se Mesa AUTHORESS redid ACTRESS, ISS JOHANNA PRITCHA) whose name, has been heralded all over epagland—vide the London Daily. Be Times, London Era, London a al Post, Liverpool Courier, New York Herald, &c., &c.—is now open for engagements in first class tres only. Managers havin in dates can Sddress her teeny Messrs, ALB! FITAROY. office of the “Critic,” 22 Ann street, New York. A FRUIT STAND FOR SALE—WITH THE PRIV- lege of basement. Corner South Fifth avenue and Canal street, Rent moderate. A. G00D LAGER BEER, SALOON AND LIQUOR Store for sale pers low rent, with Apart- ments to hire. ». 50 Ni New Bowery. _ ROADWAY BAR ROOM AND CHOP HOUSE FOR sale—Best of locations, old established and Ryorably known: terms reasonable. Inquire of JAMES DON: VAN, Esq., 15 Centre street, INING SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE, ON Eighth avenue, for sale—Doing a good bi Pees house furnished j rent $1,380; owner retirin CURLY, 12 Centre street. RpG STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, DOING business; isa first class store, on Sorners will be sold on easy terms, of exchange for propert particulars aR ‘Port LAZBLL, MARSH GARDINER, eet, New WtOR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE IN GOOD LOCALITY: will be sold sail low rent; three years’ lease not sold privately will be sold at auction on Wednesd: uy 10: clock. at 987 First avenue. Fo ey STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN old and valuable Tailoring Establishment, on account of the death of the proprietor. Inquire at 417 Canal st. OR SALE—A LAGER BEER SALOON, Now doing & prosperous business; . reason for selling, present owner is going South on account of ill hi must be sold by Saturday. Apply at 244 Mott street, near Prince. OR SALE—THE LEASE, sTocK AND FIXTURES of one ot the hes Plumbing and Gas Fitting Estab- lishments in the ¢ it established 20 years. Apply to DAVID McELEARY 513 Third avenue. Bs SALE—A VALUABLE LEASE OF A STORE el Sixth avenue; 2x M. FOR Sane FIRST CLASS is dare thal road wa we WRENCE BUR! co Fee SALE CHEAP—BOOK STAND, CORNER oF Broadway and Thirteenth street; will sell stand and privilege without the books if desired. NGE FOR CITY PROP. etable Market, ail complete, . in @ large and growing village; price $4,000, including the real and personal property; & good chance to make money. H. M. FUNSTON, 243 Broadway. L'the 8 BEER AND DINING SALOON FOR SALE— Price $100; rent nt $30. 179 Kighth avenue. AGER BEER AND REFRESHMENT SAL00; —DO. ing. a f, nice, paying business, fitted &p in the neatest atyle, wi ouee and every convenience, I must sell facrifce, as other engagetuents force ime to sll soon. Apply at 267 West Twenty firth street. T° JEWELLERS.—FOR SALE, A GOOD ESTAB- lished Abbe t a business, located in Maiden lane, con- of stock, tools, safe, ‘office fixtures, &c. Apply to aftr OKs a 2’ COOLEY, 'I¢ Maiden lane. oO SINGER'S IMPROVED SEWING ™ MACHINES, ye and cheap: all the first class woke cold for sale, repaired and to rent; old Machines bonght oncom: wission or taken in exchange. 693 Greenwich street. MACHINERY. /N EIGHT-HOKSE POWER HOISTING ENGINE, IN pertect order, for sale, plBNNINGS. DOUBLE DOCK HOISTING ENGINE FOR SALES In good order a: at pler 37 North Rive A LARGE LOT OF ENGINES AND BOILERS, P. right and horizontal, all sizes; Pumps, Sha ting, Pulleys, flangers, | &c...° second hand WILSON | OAK, Manutacturers, Water and Dover streets. OR, SALE—STEAN ENGINE, 4 HORSE FOWE nearly new; chean tor cash. ARZ, se ae 145 Third street, Soutn Brookigin, 1or SALE—HOISTING ENGINES, 8X, ted :frtetion gearing, locomouve holler all itroad averitie, Ne Sxowark ANTED TO PURCHASE—BOX AND SIDE PLAIT. ing Machines. Manufacturers will please address Herald offee. HENDERSON SPREET, JERSEY CITY — Mast be sold, one oeere, Boller, ree steain Pumps, 10: 1,00 ‘five double jacket eopner Boiling me, Hose, suction and Belting, Puleys, copper Cals Fels discharge, ting, hil OP pe ea _ MUSICAL. VARD.—THE “SCHOOL JOURNAL” SAYS THE MOST /_ fiourishing musical institution in America is Prof. J. (ak WATSON'S, $2 Clinton place, Li al street, estab ed IAQ; noclasses. Circulars mail Avsgaramamianer or uh 230 aha ; the rade at low prices. GEO, BP HBLAN Barclay ot BILLIARD TABLES—8X10, canno M, AS GOOD AS hange fo new, ail.complete, for sale cheat wilt it exchange for "MISCELLANEOUS. Etagisnen 7 YEARS —JOB ROOK BINDERY and editions bound af 9s OT TORE Es Dey street, PP of 20 years’ New York Herald and odd nvmbers for TICE, NIBLO'S GARDEN. maine Othe ladies of OES and those wishi: cool for the BLACK ed the extra BS Sul; EEO op hae mea GPECIAL NOTICE. rtles under engagement to AUGUSTIN DALY sult jason will please send their addresses tating where notification may reach the lat find 5th of August. ACH: AGENCY, 615 BROADWAY, OFFICE 2.— ly agene in America exclusively devoted to the Interests of all playwrights, managers and stars, in writing, negotiating for and disposing of manuscript mn th} ing written, printed or illustratiog amatic attrac ions. Naw YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- between Houstom and Bleecker streets. —Every one should’ vist the wonderful mussuins it ia full of oe gverything, people should see and ‘understand, daily on losophy of Marriage.” Those p unable to attend these important lectures can ‘have them forwarded, post tree, on receipt of 25 cents, by addressim SECRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Broadway MEtoroutran THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING Pi ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAN HAND. ‘THE GOODRICH MURDER. Lizzie Lioyd King, Alias Kate Stoddard, at the Raymond Street Jail. Areporter of the HERALD called at the Kings County Jail yesterday to ascertain if any- thing of interest had transpired since Satur- day. The keepers stated that nothing remarkable had occurred. Lizzie King, alias Kate Stoddard, had, they said, lost two of her companions, Mrs. Burgess and Mrs. Simmons having been pardoned by the Governor. These women, it will be remem- bered, were imprisoned for trying to aid their hus- bands, who were arrested for forgery, to escape. The only companion she has now is Mrs. Fanny Hyde, who is awaiting her second trial for the kill- ing of George W. Watson. A large number of persons called at the jai yesterday and expressed a desire to see Miss King, but with one or two exceptions she re- fused to see any of the callers. Among others who called was Dr. T. P. Norris. He had a pleasant in- terview with her; says he found her a highly intel- ligent woman, but excitable in her temperament and Hable to commit any act, regardless of the con- sequence, while under excitement. it was expected that some of her relatives from Plymouth would visit her, but up to last evening | none had arrived. She did not, however, appear to be di nted on that account, but she was exceedingly disappointed because the authorities had retained one of her trunks, There were arti- cles in it which she wanted, and she expected to get it er ag night, When sie found she was. hot to get it she threw herself over one R, | of her trunks and remained weeping in that oe . until four o’clock yesterday morning. he said :—“I don’t know why they should comfis- cate that trank, for there was nothing in it which would be of interest or value to any one but = self. It had a little music box in it which | thou; @ great deal ee =a Wanted.” She talked apout ne oon the en: nd said she felt so annoyed hoary that ehe could = i sleen. were two services econ adel fe Catholic the mand at ns J tea eFciock te Re testant, preac! vas service was attended. ia itzale King ne and | Fanny Hyde. Im the afternoon Miss Adeline Palm called at the jail and remained with Lizzie umtil late in the evening. She stated that she had no other ov. Ject in calling upon the prisoner but that of friena- ‘ship for her. ie TOTTEBING ARCHITECTURE. The fourth floor of house No. 317 Court street, Brooklyn, which is undergoing repairs, fell in with an ge —— at one o'clock yesterday morning, the building to the extent of feveval ‘bas Lt red dollars, The house was unoc- cupied.