The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1873, Page 6

ADVANCE IN JOURNALISM. | jixas wae ee sae How News Was Obtaine% Then and Now. f {From the Springfleld (Mass) Republic’, Any’ eae gust 12.) Even our dreadful American moving ¢ my nas,its utilities and compensations, There i8 » more /valu- able flotsam washed ashore in this ¥ eary commo- tion of the social elements thaD 1 jostyof us have any idea of, it was while prov amg’ around the “new house,” Robinson Crusoe f ashion, that a good Jniend of ours discovered, last Spring, in an out-of- the-way corner, @ small bU" sete of very bilions- ooking old newspapers. Di’ gxrerred from the dust and cobwebs and brought #@ the ight, they proved to be Nos. 5, 6,7 and 79Ofethe first volume of the New Youk HERALD; D earing date, respectively, September 4, 6 and 7 & na November 30, 1835. What the New, Y.ozx Heraup is to-day our Teaders know Without our telling them. It dis- covers lost, explorers. Its “commissioners” not only standin V.ings’ palaces, but exchange views on current politics with the royal proprietors, The sun never sets upon its “bureaus.” We may add, that itrappears to enjoy, in a good degree, the favortand patronage of the advertising public. ‘Let us see how matters stood with it thirty-eight years ago, ‘The New YoRE HERALD of 1835 was a four page Paper, four columns to the page; dimensions, 11 by 163; inches, It was published daily at 202 Broad- ‘Way, “basement story,” by James Gerdon Bennett. It sold fora penny. The terms for advertising con- trast very queerly with the present schedule at the corner of Ann street and Broadway. Explaining that sixteen lines make a square, Publisher Ben- nett offers that space for @ year to any enterpris- ing merchant at the very reasonable rental of $30. ‘The price for three months is $8, for one month, $3; for a week, $1 75; for a single insertion, 50c. Typographically, the litle paper is neatness it- seli: the make-np, however, would hardly pass muster if judged by the modern canons. Taking up the HERALD for September 4, 1835, we find on the first page, after Mr. Bennett’s schedule of advertising rates, a directory of the city and sities Bhs ge So THE HERALD IN 1885 AND 1878, | city a _UROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. NAA ANNAN ARRAN RADAR ADR AARORAA NE id Laverpool. Royal Mail r “sgataraey,, av EBT E Reva: gp hatar’ of: August 28, 9 4. M. SiFy Op ANTWEEY ti ad aS aa WM ry River ye, ay and ‘Thunday, stom pier “f 0 Ph aga pire bid a hor payne to accommoda- 7g 9 cots at low 18 Any Sibi donderry ane of card wh atapai cere currency. NG. nt, or to O'DONNELL & FAULK, {ne Chestout st, Tintadelpiiay M. 8. CREAGH, 102 otate street, Box F. ©. BROWN, 33 South ( ark, ¢ Corner Lake st, Chicago; M. INMAN, Liverpool, and'No. 9 Kue Scribe, Paris, HOR LINE. *Steamert sail trom pler 20 North River, New York, VERY W: DNESDAY AND SATU ANGLTA Sat, Aug 18 ITALIA, Wed. * sept. 8 RINACRIA. Wed.. AUSTRALL pt. 6 SALONA ie Aue: 2 OLYMr IA. wet, Seve 19 NDIA Se GOLUMAIA.. Weds, Sent Hy The pai 7 accommodations, ‘on steamers of this Line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort 7 Fooms are all on el ck, thus securing xood light aud banging ATES OF PASSAGE. a 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY, Sat mean ers: Wed. Steamers, Gol Currency, Cabins. sage 97 and'sss Sound Cabin rei $130 $130 Ing best accom tiveraye, $90, CUFFENCY. pry r from any seaport or railway station in Great ‘Britain, freiand or te Continent issued at lowest rates. Drafts for an Company's offices, Es bd current rates. 0. n, New York. HiNpenson" EROTHERS, Agents. NLY DIRECT | LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIO CR AT HON MAIL STEAMSHIPS B- TWEEN NEW YO! HAVRK, CALLING AT BREs’ st The splendid vessels on this favorite route gupen et al sail fo pier No, 80 North sT. LAURENT, "Roussan, EUROPE, Lemaric. VILLE DU HAVRE, Surmoni jay, October 4 PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (INCLUDING WINE) TO BREST oe HAVRe, } First Cabin, $125; Second Cabin, $75, Excursion ‘Nekets at reduced rates. ‘These steamers ao. not carry steerage passengers, American travellers tag ty or zeturning from the Continent ot Europe, by. tal e avold both transit by English railway and the g discainforts of cross ing the Channel, besides eaving ‘time, trouble ‘and ox. nse. hi GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. NUNARD LINE, NOTICE, With the view of diminishing the chances of collision the steamers of this line will henceiorth take a specified course 1oF all seasons of the yeu ‘daturde Septembe Bavurd Brooklyn banks, occupying @ column and a half; ® halt column of court calendar, an original poem (erotic) and a highly classical story trom the last American Monthly Magazine, which “ruus over’ to the second or editorial page. Next come leaded editorial articles on “The United States and the Manhattan Banka’ (in which the “miserable tirades of the threepenny papers, the Journalaf Commerce, the Times, the Courier and others are contrasted with the independence of the HERALD), “Almshouse Affairs’? (highly per- Bonal and, we regret to add, improper), and “The Hoax’’—Mr. Locke’s moonhoax, to wit, which Mr, Benuett finds very ingenious and amusing, though he is shocked at the immoral and unprincipled conduct of the Sun in “averring its trath in order to get money out of a credulous public.” Then fol- Jow a few personal and local paragraphs; we learn that Miss Martineau is in Boston; that there is “scarcely @ vacancy” in the motels, the city is 80 crowded with strangers, and that several new volunteer companies are ‘about being formed in the course of a few weeks.” Then come more editorial ar- ticles headed “Melancholy Fate of Matthias tne Prophet” (he wasn’t drowned, though, after all), “Literary,” “More Strikes’ and “Catholic.” In the fourth column we have the police reports (spicy and interlarded with poetry), statistics of the growth of Poughkeepsie, @ list of ihe letter- ‘Dags in the Exchange reading room, a hatter’s ad- vertisement, and an election notice over the signature of John A. Dix, Secretary of State. The third page opens with the regular money article under the head of “Wall Street.” Then come the “Marine Intelligence,” a brace of advertisements and marriages and deaths. The rest of this page and tbe whole of the fourth are given up to ad- vertisements, We should have mentioned that all the editorials are “‘side-heads.” In more than one respect the HERALD of 1835 sugrests and prophesies the HPRALD of 1873. “The child is father of the man.” There is the same. acute self-sutisiaction, for one thing; the same hal!-pitying, haltcontemptuous bearing towards metropulitan contemporaries and rivals, for an- other, Indeed, Mr, Bennett was a good deal more aggressive and “ugly’’ in his newspaper wars than his successors ever dream of being, ‘rhe Sun is boasting Oo! its advertisements and its circulation,” he writes on September 5. “It has little else to boast of, Its editorial columns are ever as barren, dull and stupia as the desert of Arabia. ‘But we go irom the garret to the cellar,’ says the Sun. No doubt you do, There is much wrapping paper used in garrets and cellars to tie up sausages and bundle away old clothes,’ Again:—“From the very fact that the three-penny papers do a species of race-horse business, that they are en- ~tirely dependent on this or that Institution, shey dare not for their soul’s salvation, or the turowin out of their notes, give a free, candid, full an truly scientific account of the recent panic, or the present state of the money market, or its future prospects. They only Sppbott @ party in stocks, or @ party in politics, or a party in religion.”” ‘The HERALD, we are obviously to infer, 1s quite Independent of party in all three; and, to doit justice, we notice that it. does slosh around Tatber promiscuous. It has its own opiaten of the United States Bank, and it pth 6 Man- | Bane with its huge capital ot 150,000, will -bear watching. It dislikes Hahep ubo1s, and pursues hi him as ruthlessly has since pur- ned unlucky Doubting ‘moma Professor | Loomis. he appears also to disiil Mr. Van Buren. commenting on the '¢ statement that he ordinarily rides, when in Wagnington, in 4, $250 barouche, It remarks:—“He for, inderhook, rolled a wheelbarrow with hota toes, worth cepts,” It has aiso—or, af any “fate, Its Washington correspondent has—a ver! poor opinion of the Cabinet; Mr. Kendall is thi oniy man in the lot. It is bitterly hostile to the abolitionists, and prints such litte ee about Mr. Lewis Tappan:—“We hw Jormed that this individual, who re: street, has been teen Lat Bh je windows and doce ‘Of his house, so as to be ready in case of an attack. There is no danger, however, at present.’’ ay it thinks Harrison Gray Otis and his associates of the anti-slavery society are merely abolitionists in disguise. Its own (1835) position on the slavery issue is eufticiently defined by the following grapl:—“In this section of the country there is no excitement, no regard paid to the slave pom except by afew miseravie politicians an equaily iserable viockheads, The great mase of the people liere only know the colored people to coniemn and despise them as a distinct race from themselves. Here, in tact, the blacks are as much —_ as at the South. They are degraded in the ass, and no education could raise them to a foot- ing he at we had meant to say of the business, social life, &c., of New York, as hinted atin these “locals” of and advertisements of thirty-eight years ago must: Wait till another day, But this article would, be sadly incompiete if we falied to tender the roper compliments and congratulations to the HERALD on the improvements effected upon its ne methods 0: procuring foreign news. ‘Thirty. years ago it was tndebted ior its Taonaation tne attempted biowing up of Louis Philippe with an in- fernai machine—to the New Bedford Mercury, by | was indebted, in its turn, to the captain of @ pilot boat, who boarded the ship Poiand, thirty- three days irom Havre, and brought off a copy of Galunani. IARBLE MANTELS. A KLABER, STEAM, MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING Works, 14 aid 135 Rast bighteenth street,—Marble and Mariieized Mantels, Tiling Marble Counters, Monu- mMepts at prices that ety competition. Marble Turning jor the | trade. N r TE! LS, UNSURPASSED igi ty of design and quality’ of workmanship Biate Work of all kinds « tN SLATE COMPANY, _ Fourth a and Seventet nth, strect, Union square. _ STERARTS “SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND ood Mantels.—Rich and elegant designs at the dowest prices, .Wand 22 West Tweuty-third street, be- tween seventh and Eighth avenues. GARS AND TOBACCO. ce HAVANA CIGARS—EQUAL IN EVERY RE- ann” to imported. Also fine Connecticut and Havana OBERT A. OHMS LEDT, 22 Platt street, between William and Gold. 19%, ENERGY, DESP. anxiety, of mind, detect ona devi oF mind and body Toss —BEBLEY'S nen 97 'Be tail troubi te Condual wetas a and Giectually 1 ia a pa “RUB ER TRUSSESB— HARD el coated) never ‘no strapping: always celiable. adware Rend tr cutalogue, cha aa ‘On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New York of Hoston, crossing ineridian of 8) at 4% lat., or nothing to Je nor ‘On the Homeward Passage, crouming the meridian of 50 at 42 lat., or nothing to the north ot THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN New York and fiver vStpool, cf calling at At Cork Harbor. *OUBA...W'sday, Kogustis” SAMARIA. Satay. Aug, 16 *SCOTTA. W'sday, August 20 ABYRSINIA. Ba’day, Aug.23 TALGERIA.Waday, ous-2% BATAVIA. Sa'day, Aus. THUSBLA...Wisday! Sept. 3 CALABRIA. Sada, Sep STAVAL c Wiaday, sepild. PARTHLA. Satday, Sept 18 and every following Wednesday and Saturday trom New York. Steamers marked thus * do not, carr; ge passengers Cabin passage $50, $100 and $130, gold, ac- cording to accommodation. “Return tickets on favorable terms Stecrage, $80, currency. Steerage tickets trom Liverpool and’ Queenstown aud all parts of Europe at lowest rates, |For frelght and cabin aseage apply at the company’s office, Bowling Green. For steerage passage at 111 radway, SURE : fit FOP i DUVERNET, Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, Il. ware. STAR LINE, JEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES ae w and full-powered steamship: sailing: trom ‘New York on Saturdays, trom Taverpoot on eeens, ‘s Coin ain yea ay. 23, at 3 P. Aug nist 3, aU 10 A: a: September 6, at3 PM Pavonia ferry, Jersey City. Passenger aecommedations for ali classes unrivalled, combining satety speed and comiort. Saloons, staterooms, smoking rogm and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt. Surgeons and stewardess acc: Rgmpaay the steamer, Rates—Saloon, ), gold ; steerage, $3) in currency. Those wishing to sand roe ariends on the Old Country can Dow ootain steerage prepaid certificates—$32, cur- reney. Passengers booked to and from all parts of America to raris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Ausirulia, China, &e. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. ~, | pacieic MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE OALIFORNIA, 2APAN AND CHINA, carrying, Mails, Panacngeis and ang inwall, Panama, Greyiow raat Pcie rice, Per. Meticn, anu cl fit ust 20—Steamer voting 5 QUEER, Seabury, will Aspi ‘AUASK cisco, and Captain Nolen; leaving Panama tor San Fra. callin, at Acapulco, Mazatian and Manzanili also connecting for all Cen: B4 American and 8: uth ba cifle Ports, Departures ot ach month, trow New carseat cata, ‘Rau Gras and Poet anwel. he steamship COSTA IGA. will Ieanenap Ain Prandisco on AU: nel mers My.) pueve San hina. For fornation, ap- toe at Canal street. BRADBU RY, President H, J, Buutay, Superintendent. TLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Mail line for West Indies, Hav: The steamers are appointed to River jor Jurks Island and Jamaica. nd Spi aie Main. a i from pier 12 North ay: For ireiht or passage PIM, FO: ol & Dace Weeate IBEL, 9th August i and 89 Pine street. RECT LINE TO HA Progreso at Vera Crus New York and Mexican Mail Steamship lne, leaving pier No. 3 North Kiver, at3 “Hewed EVERY THURSDAY, CLEOPATRA (Havana only) CITY OF MEXICO (Havana Aug. 16 CITY OF MERIDA ue at only)... poets Aus i For freight or passa app hee miAS is act ALEXA Dit’ & SONS, 33 Broadway. _ PRxAS Lan LINE FOR CALNE bated peucErre. AT Aug. 4 Chit West, carrying the ore State amer CITY aN ao ae Cres arts wt 1 Beare per East River: Saturday, Augie 16, Through bills of lading given to tighston und ats ‘on the Calves: ton, Houston and Henderson c. No charge for lorwarding In New Sore Fos freight of pas sage, mee MAL ac comin ora ily to W. P.O M9 Wallstreet OR NEW NS. CT. ‘the stead ‘ANTSPBIEAMBUTP LINE, e stea, mehiP MISSISSIPPI, Captain M. B. Crowell from pler 36 North River (toot of North Moore e,street), ‘on Saturday, August 46, 063. clock . Freight received daily. ‘Through rate Latin Hicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and 1 or’ freight or orion a tions, apply to PRE! DERIC. BAKER per 30 ITED STATES bey eh MAIL STEAMSHIP PAN The elegant sidewhee!. isteamsliip ROUTH AMERICA 200), tons burden, Captain E. 1. vtoblenaasliy will saul tor St. Thomas, Bara, Pernambuco, dnd Rio de Janelfo on Saturday,’ August 2 ‘at o'clock P. M., trom pler 43 North Rive: For freight of passage a WM. 2, GARKI Rent, No. 5 Bowling Green, For NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, The Cromwell Stei mahi Ta The steamship GEO. WASHINGTON will Toave Alga Bh 9 North River on Saturday, August 16, 1873, at Freight received aay. Throngh rates given 10 Gaivees ton, andlanol lort or Aranzas wharf, Brazos San- tinge and Bt. Lot on, For fretgh bin eer: . For fre! it or passage apply to massage: 0 AM. 5 West street. or PASE OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RIGHMOND.— The Old_Vominion Steamship Company will despatch irom pler 37 North Kiver, thelr elegant sidewhcel steam. ship OLD DOMINION, Watker, Commenaay for Noriolk, City Point and Richmond, on Saturday, Auzust Ic, at P. M., giving through bills of lading to its South, and Southwest. Through passenger tickets althetnts, Apply at pier 37, or at ‘eet, corner ot Dey street, orth Rivers Accommodations unequalles TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ‘OON” “BOAT “FOR N NEWBU RG, I PO: ., Rondoutand Kingston, landing at Co. Foiut, Cornwall, New Hamburg and Miltol MARY ‘Pon ELL, trom, Vestry street, pier 39, every aiter- noon, at 3:80 o'cidck. LBANY AND TROY $2 SARATOGA $3 0, BY DAY line boats C. VIBBARD and DANIEL 'DREW.— Leave Vestry street pier at 8:30 A. M., and Twenty. third street, north of Brie terry, at 816, finding at ¥ Tarrytown and Nyack Pe terryboat), ilton keepsie, Rhinebeck, ‘Tivol, Catskill and “Hudson, neciing tor all poms West and North, Trip West Point, Cornwall and Newburg, returning same day, $i. Tickets by special cars and baggage checked to Saratoga and Sharon, (Ose rk ) LINE FOR TRO '—PASSAGI E, $1 60. elegant steamboats :UNNYSIDE and POWELL gave pier 49 North Kiver, loot of Leroy street, dail Saturdays excepted), at 6 o'clock P.M. connecting wi morning trains on Rensselaer and Saratoga, New York, Central and Troy and Boston. railroads forall. points North, East and West. The most direct route to Sarntora, Lake George and Montreal. Through tickets sold and baggage checked to destination. JOSEPH CORD a Superimtendent. _ Oe RIVER ROUTE 10 00% KT wes 0 and oY 0A M., nkei Tout he Cons Dratts from £1 upwards. For inspection ot pians and other information apply at the Compan: ny's oflee, 1) Broadway. Bilis of lading issued to Continent AL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, Kly to Queenstown and Liverpool. Srit, MARKS, Agent, TATION N Fortnightly to London direct. From Viers Now 44 aid 47 North liver, 0 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. GREECE, ‘4homat.. aturday, August 16, at 11 A. M. ‘aturday, August 23, at 3 P. } Saturday, August 30, AGE Pg mE) TU LON y DE MARK. Sumner... .- Thursday, August 15, at 10.4. M. Cabin passage, $70, $39, $90, currency. Steerage, $24, $2, currency. Return tickets at' reduced rates. Prepaid steerage tickets trom Liverpool, Queenstown, London- derry, Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol or London at the lowest rates. For further Srormntion apply at the Company's F. W. J. HURST, Manager. office, No. 69 Broad way, AMERICAN PACKET | COMPANY'S iron mail steamshi sean HAMMONTA, Captain Vous, will sail ou Thursday, August 21, at 2P, . for Hamburg, taking pawenger Col a ore a Fiymouth, London, er! a jar er Second cabin, $72 Vise aucun. Sal baynth in Unit hy usiat old \e ec States KUNHARDT a bey & BOAS, 8, General Age: : Saarar eevoger Agents, road sireet, New Sok. tl Broadway, New York. bat he HOLSATLA wili sail August 28. K TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY. These elegant new Clyde-built steamers aa gail from State dine pier, Fulton terry, Brooklyn, N. ¥., as fol- Saturday, August 23 | “Wednesday, September 3 “Wednesday, September 17 Wednesday, October 1 King. pas: Britain and riany. to nts, No, 72 Broadway. Broadway. Bteerage passace of re. No. Fes CARDIFF, BRISTOL, KORDON AND ALL gfe. Boats in England and W: h Wales Atinntic Steamship. Company's new amt clans pay ps will f om Pennsylvania Rail- ae poe Jersey City, as follows: ROK August 23 MORGAN: tember 13 in, $85, tirrency ; steerage, peas crenca en eae ARCHIBALD ed a0 Uae STATES MAIL LINE—STEAN TO QUEENS. and Calif every Wednesday, IDAHO, Guard gf August 20, 3 P. MINNESOTA, Ly . Cabin Pawnee 4 old: Bteerage, $30 currency, ickets, $32 currence 43 “_ Passen: +8 booket ‘o and from Paris, Hamburg, Nor- gray and Sweden, kc Drafts on Irélana, ‘England, ‘at lowest rates, LLIAMS ‘GUION. REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP ‘LINE, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL TENGLAND) DmET. hain comet ay ‘Broadway. ni Ronmere of is line will sailtrom pier 18 iver, as follows :— Wedni , August 37 SRPAAND, Jones yan nee 4 Cabin pamage, $70: diye currency: Hxcursion South street. Nout “GRRMAN wor prpawauty COMPANY.— fouthampto .—The steamship HANSA, Captain B, a EES wall ot on Weaneeday, Au ust 13, at 2 P, Rie Third street, W. Wlingerod, on Nisy, august p Pi Sapa r Rates age on, Havre and Bremen, pav- h in in oud or tse its auivatent fi in corrency. (3008 TOUR ROUND THE WORLD,—SBCOND PER- J) sonally conducted party will sail from San Francis- £9. Qotoner 15 travelling and hotel expenses in- Cook's Autumnal Tours to Egypt, Feeeine, aec., “4 return; hotel and travelling expense ed, to1 days, $140, gold. cook . eighth personally conducted party to this Tealy, a returning by Messina, Palermo, Gibraltar an Cadiz, wil sail trom New York Paptembat 13; hotel aud travelliny tor $. n ses, 93 da’ betta) 00, a Cook's ar ist tickets enable ind: ividua sto vel inde- parties and by Any train, ovat or uille pendent of large wence, and at any time. the Northern and udson Kiver, Long next; old, Cook's American tours, combinin Western lakes, White Mountains, moult 0 and pier, Brooklyn, 10.4 QALL RIV ER LINE TO La beta’ Ne whort and Fall River, The worli« peniorned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI- DENCE leave picr 28 North River, toot of Murray daily (sunt. included), atoP. M. Hall's Band Is en. faxed for the season, A. P. BACON, Superintendent, FOR STAMFORD AND GRE THE boat KELLY WHITE leaves daily irom pie River, at 3: i Thirty “third streetat Leaves = os OR ste: street ut aud Thirty-third street necting with ye Danbury Railroad, 1 F basa STEAMBOAT tT NOTIOR. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, Commenced Ma May 12, 1873. Harlem boats leave Peck stip (per 24 East River) for Harlem every halt hour, from 6:30 A. M. until7 P. M., ex- cepting 1 A. M., 1230 and 2 P.M. landing ct Eleventh, Eixhty-tourth, Astoria, 10th and ith streets. N. Bo—Seo time table whicre boats land. This is the only line con- necting with Tegular, Busts ee High Bridge and Kings bridge. TALLMAN, Goperinteadene: Sunday boats leave Peek slip at WA, and every 45 minutes, thereatter, landing at Kleventh street, Twenty: 'd sireet and Astoria. RY,—THE, DA ICUS leaves daily ie Seat uf Market Nu Nowa LK AND MER! con- EW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE offer extraordinary inducements to excursion parties for the great watering place of America, Long Branch. The attention of churches, societies, clubs, plonic parties, 4c., is called to the following schedule of reduced ae Parties of 80 ana less than 10), $1 50 round trip. Parties of 100 and less than 200, 81 25 round trip, Parties of 20 and over, onty $1 Found trip. Kast under the management of Mr us Fuller, with its beau- tiful Jawns, croquet, base ‘ball’ and other pleasure grounds for the free use of exeursiontsis, as well as for the reception of permanent and transient guests, Rooms and seals at liberal rates. Itisthe most desirable location on the beach. information apply at the Company's ottice, 30 Bri street; 9 Astor House, pier 28 North’ Riv street and at the general office, Long Bram eral Frotaht and Pasenger ag mt, Ge dP ger Age! Supermtcndent, and Passenger Ag PORT, Harbor and For ‘oad Serat, ORE Gh SHE Tr w Suffolk SCHUYLER, BBS, st iver ISLAND, SAG Steamer J. B. Captain ae lave pier ¥ all street, at 52. My TUESDAY, HU RSD AY ‘aRD” SATURDAY, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, Leaving Sug Harbor at4 P.M. Leaving Shelter Island at 6 P. M. Leaving Greenport at 5:3) P. M. Leaving Onent at 6 2 SCHUYLER will leave Sag Harbor for New sa oli ever Monday morning at 7 o'clock and return, atarterntanited JOSEPH 1. HOWLAND, ‘¢ 06 South street. PERNeivasa RAILROA AD. Trains leave New por trom foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, as follows Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West ye South, rf ars attached, 9:30 A. M., 6,7 ai Sunday 5, 7, 8:8 P. iaitimore, meat a and ‘the Sonth, Ev “Penn. r Line,’ A. Mo 3:20 and 9PM. Sune Railroad at9 A. My, a ata ie sa elphin, & F i 12 night. ‘Sunday, 7, 80and 9B. Ms ve Kensington, at7 a M. and 6:10 P. iM 9% 10, LA, M., 12M, 540, 6, 6:id, 6:30, dia night. ‘Sunday, 9, 10, thtr ee: 10, 6 280, and 1 nigh ‘Sundaye 8 90, WA. Me 8 Me ds 6, ts:in ana? Me geghtnge md Perth Atuboy, 6 and 10 A. M,, 2:80, mewiok, 7 and 8:10 A.M. 12 ¥, Me ahd Wnight. Sunday Gb, Ys wed o Wand 5:20 P. My st Mallatone, 8:10.A. M., 12M, \ sonia Vand 4p et ee Porgene town. Hurting and Cam- is ee Sand M. Fe be Rr and Fiemingion, DA, yo y Lite and ester Pe niet, 1 den, 6 A. M,, via uirg, Pe » Camden, 6 F No. 1, 8:60 P: M, » ai om. Pitisburz, 6. ee 10715 A.M. and a moi a i i Pie oy 3:36, B28 I M. oifices, 62H, ‘435, 271 and 4d hrondwayt No. 2 onse, atid toot or Desbrosnes and ortlandt streets, Di een tate ace Haven Soroereen so sound, 8 and springs of Virginia, Niagara Em ant Ticket office, No. Battery place. OVD, J t., Cook's Excurstonist for August gives full arto 5 G P nts to fares s expenses oi Gee § wfore % ‘oure is ne iy General anaes Lo iste Pavone Ageit 5 mail, post paid. KGULAR CON fst, AND BOAT DAIL "a a ed en fo dhe seashore, Steamer Gusti, r bean. |b ves Chieiste street, North Ona STATES PARSPORTS ISSUED BY A. ©. 21 “wes Franklin street. at 925 U) WiLLMARTH, United States Court Couse, 41 Cham: Dir Roe North River atuiah, 2538's Sh rs ean eee — Si Gihgeng nes el ROUTR, Fane $275 THROUGH, m _COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. txce a Ciitaang pene ‘tom pier ws neatly ey BW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, el con tickets" Faratoxa atid return fi "% ‘These first class steamships will sail overy Tuesday, at GTON LI 2F Me ‘4 from pier 18 No th River oot of Gedar streeu, Nena as Le Ee rect, foil new steamer RHO} NI fastest MORRICA CASTLE. ‘aus f fF - Macnidcent steamer’ a font Je aren by fA wel WILMINGTON. August 3 | be tion, wilh sprees runs tor Narr araiueis er Prov nt ned passant (having magnitcent accomme | Fit gata excurnon, a eee g the RHODE Ih BEAN iS rem . WILLIAM F CLEDE & 00, Ss bn ta the elty a7 Av. de me ae SYLVAN ad ronnects wih lube ie in 'e pier No. 42 North River, av Slack noon, 10r Nicer: essertonat Panawa with the steamer | kets to | “NEW | ad wae Ah ’ EXCURSION a fine ‘bor and fortifica- ron eetee e alo Pid ea N Neh, 8 Giristopnee beer Bes i ce tk Rh : LEE, PLEASANT JALLEE AND 5) dg EB steamers street at 1D A. slater, rom Sp oa. Pe M., nd Fares centa, rey . rect jummer arrangements. Steamboat wom ieave. and HARLEM M ¢ 1 eres i csi at af oo 10:25, 11.4 — LS 0B and’ de Fo” inating Mt igh nee All mor CATEAN: tor’ High BTRSET, Superintendent, i} BE ble ehcian. PAS ig badly eds 4 —THE ISLAND len ae ‘eles yacl GOVERNOR'S steam House pier, at the Battery. from 8orclock A. M. until foun Hous ee (Sunduys included), for Governor’ Ane dee Arata N*®* JERSEY SOUTHERN Say LINE FIFTH POF EXcUEsio SUNDAY EX FLOATING PALACE STE PLYMOUTH ROCKS” LEAVING PIER 2 soe Gi Madd FOOT OF MUR SUNDAY, SUSU RE 17, 1873, AT 9:40 A. M.. STOPPING AT SANDY HOOK TO LEAVE PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH, THENCE OUT ON THE BROAD ATLANTIC. A TRIP TO SEA ON SUCH A MAGNIFICENT STEAMER AS. tao PLYMOUTH ROCK IS A JUXURY INDEED, ee. CANNOT are BE INDULGED IN, RDS MAGNIFICENT VIEWS OF T RTS, LiGhtsHies. ce AND AS T! LACE SEAMS oka WN OUR SOUTHERN 37, PASSING LONG ae oe Is Onan GROVE, BEA THE PICTORE | is Tete BEAUTIFUL, MUSIO BY KBATING'S 61 "8 OBLEBRATED BAND. THE PLYMOUTISZESTAURANT OFFERS HE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR. Ome GREENPORT, SHELTER ISLAND, 8AG Marbor and New Suffolk, ern J, P QOHUYLER, aptain rs “C, GIBBS, mi i ave a peels 16 Per, Kiver, TUESDAY, Tt HUUSDAY AND ND SATURDAY, MONDAY, wepweubat AND FRIDAY, Leaving 8: arbor at4 P. M, Leaving she iter Inaud at Pe M. Leaving Greenport at 5:30 P, Heaving Orient at 630 The steamer J. 8. UNDERHILL will leave Greenport ‘Wedne: ¥riday, at M., tor Boutheld, New butblx and Jaimesvore conpecping st Ser Harvor ih the afternoon with the steamer J. B. Scnuyler tor New York, JOSEP U 't. HOWLAND, Office 66 South street. REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW. burg, landing at Yonkers, West Point, Cold 8prin Cornwall ‘he favorite steamer JESS! HOYT. Captain James Sherman, leaves Fulton’ terry, Brookiyn,¢ A.M; Cristopheratreet, N. it, 830s ‘Twenty- fourth Breet N. R, 9AM. Fare tor the excursion, $1. Ree SUNDAY. FOR. BOAT FOR KEYPORT AND he intermediate landings.—he steamer NELLY WHITE, Captain J. B. Davis, will leave Barclay street, North River, at 9 o'clock every Sunday morning; leave Keyport at4 P. M. to return, QUNDAY, MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG AND Jona Island, tare {c,—The tast steamer THOMAS COLLYER will ‘leave from Harrison street Sunday morning at 8 o'clock, landing at Christopher greet ae ee 15, at Twenty third street at 8: landing at Yonkers, Hastings, Dobb's Ferry, Sing Sing, Haverstraw, na Island, Cozens’, West Point and Cornwall; return: | i will ledve Newburg at 2 o'clock, arriving in New pier every ATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION UP THE Sound.—The steamer NELLY WHITE leaves foot of | Market street, Hast iver, at 3 1 45 P.M. every Saturtay, ford, returning to the city abouti0 F-Mf.-qiving excursion: ists an opporitinity to see all the public ‘institutions on the Kast Haver, the Ainericus Club House, tc, Fare for the whole trip, $1. HE MOONLIGHT EXOURSION ON STEAMER TWI- LIGHT fs postponed until Friday evening, August 15, 1873; will lenve Christopher street at8:19 aud twenty: | third street at 9 P.M. T° CHAR! boats Ty Argo lor prenyes a ER—SID) WHEEL SALOON STEAM. light, Pleasant Valley, Shady Side and and excursions, H, HAZARD, Jr., 62 Harrison street. TPO, CHARTER-SALOON | STEAMER | WYOMING, barges Sarah Smith, Chicago, Republic and Cale: donia; Oriental Grove, Eagleswood, Excelsior Park and Wowepex Grove. Ottloe B81 West street, opposite Chris- topher terry. H. G. CROSBETT, Ur me HUDSON TO TONA ISLAND EVERY MORN. ning—Steamboat THOMAS OOLL TEE. leaving Harrison street North River, at 8 j Mill street at $15 A Me arriving at lone “Talend sai 13 Ae ae Dinner at {ona Island Hotel. P THE HUDSON TO IONA ISLAND EVERY, SUN. day morning.—Steamboat JESSE HOYT leaves Fulton strcet, Brouklyn, 8A. M.: Christopher street, North River, 8:30 4. M!;_ Twen eet, Nortti River, 9A. M. Dinner at the Jona mand: Hotel. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, ¢ &O. Boman, KINDS AND SIZES, WOOD AND IR on hand at my shops, 308, we South freek end. and Mai street, Harlem Ri OR SALE, CHE Engine 16x16; new hed Wie HAzAl > P—TUG 60 FEET LONG, 14 BEAM’ shatt, new of a RD, Jr. jarri newly fur- reer: ni street. $1,000. Can ve vpeeit at New London, Conn. }. COIT, owner, New London, gong & CO., 26 eiSoutin street. ANTED—A ‘ateae ING MASTER FOR A SCHOONER t 60 tons; none need apply unless Aindoubted te ore as to character eapabil y. Address A. M, Post office IMMEDIATELY—A SAILING MASTER schooner yacht araneee tee None but first class navigators, with, good references, need apply, between 8 an M., to J. F. LOUBAT, ‘Owner au master, 19 West Twent iret street. INSTRUCTION. nee LADY | COMPETENT TO TRACH THE ENGLISH branches Latin would like a situation feacher ip a family; moderate salary uecepted. Address box sz POst office, » Morristowi, Nd LEMAN, Sars. td a Ltd lea spec! the study of Engle situa’ ination as teagher of English h litera- fem id English Prove siete ition in some college, inary. poe poy opened very best "ABRALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 165, 1873.—WITH SUPPLEMENT, AMUSEMENTS. BOUCICAULE, MONTH. mnparalle ustasm have ‘autened ENGA EMENT the eminen: Comedian, master spirit the English stage, Be eeeke vecceses DION BOUCICAULT, ‘ML LSADAV ‘AVQUALYS ZANILYN IKIK GNOOES ‘VI JSADAV ‘AVGHALYS HENILVA IKIN GNOOES anelsted tty Biancnara (oer rat ‘appearance this season), Foster, Miss Vandike, Miss M. Wetls, Miss Miss KATHARINE KATHARINE Mr. BK ROGERS as MIML ROGERS "as MIMI. Miss KATHARINE ROGERS. ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. W. ALBAUGH. Cry a ad GREAT succkse EVENING AETERNOON AT 2 The is ore a The young Zragedian, aud Mrs. J. we “AUBAUGH, E, T. 8? STETSON, tm ene rams ot oe, (eatenamiea, ew Seolety or, * RUCK’ BLIND, THROUGH FIRE, STRUCK BLIND. LYMPIO THEATRE, THOMPSON TROUPE. ‘This well known and most popalar establishment, newly decorated and complete in all ite details, will be opened tor oa ire a of 1573-74 o1 DAY EVENING, “AUGUST %, when the won: renowned, pee peerless Queen of Burlesque, MISS LYDIA TI THOMPSON, supported by her NEW ORGANIZATION for her sixth dramatic .ason in the United States, will commence an ene pesinaetanat, Har gp Rigid arrangyeenuts already entered, Into, ited te ~e weeks, beyond which it cannot ot be pr prolonged. ‘The initial periormance will be a new burlesque, from the pen of George Bin gee rns led and 1 FOUR SENSATIONS, and will introduce the ENTIRE COMPANY, The piece is embellished by NEW NEW COSTUMES, NEW MUSIC, ae lois rasa PROPERTIES, with introduce c los eo 3 enormous ex- yen will form the MONT aT ieA A PERFORM. CE ever offered by s entinetiy Testablished man- ren The box o1 for the sale of seats in advance, will be opened on Thursd iv y, the 2ist inste TYRACTION EXTRAORDINARY, M. COLLODION, the Eminent Caricaturist and latest sensation of Paris and London, has been engaged for the United States by flenderson & Colville, and will appear uoon his arrival in New York, RN Pea It A Aaa negot ions mus! mi is SAMUEL COLVILLE, ETROPOLITAN THEATRE Gate, Atheneum) OADWAY, "WiLL RE REOPEN ON MONDAY, AUGUST NEWLY PAINTED, Saco 4c. THE COMPANY WILL BE LARGE, and principally composed of Stars in their particular line of business. wh Seaberndatinal ieee ha int means? SEE FUTURE ADVERTISEMENTS, R,W. BUTLER. -Manager PONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201, LnONERY. Teter NIGHT BUT Ore OF OF THE SEAS o “ iichar i any an in the fe igre aoe eae ¢ you! x4 and aces 7 ra MINSTRELS. NEW. EV ARIETY OLIO, THE paxTOMIME OF MOTHER GOOSE, MATINEE TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. LADIES TO-NIGHT. LYMOUTH ROCK MATINEES, EVERY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN 4 AND 8 O'CLOCK, [23 GRAND CUNCERT BY KEATING’S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA, ON BOARD THE MAGNIFICENT FLOATING PALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK, ON HER DAILY EXCURSIONS FROM PIER 28 N, R., FOOT MURRAY STRERT, AT 4 O'CLOCK, DOWN THE HARBOR AND THROUGH THE NARROWS OUT INFO THE LOWER BAY TO SANDY HOOK AND RETURN, DELIGHTFUL OCKAN BREEZES AND SEA Y VIEWS. TICKETS ONLY 01 ONE DOLLAR, AVE AMUSEMENTS. . ON SQUARE THEATRE, Proprietor. Manag SHERIDAN SHOO! bapa ate} Beginsat8 SATURDAY MATINEE at 1:30. Carriages may be ordered at 10:30. BNORMOUS EVERY NIGHT, yeh, and at the SATURDAY MATINEE, — the INIMITABLE VOKES FAMILY THE THEATRE| — intheir new American Play, CRAMMED — TO THE DOORS FUN INA A FOG, NIGHTLY, Feenggreet by the pressand the pe PIROR with some _of te} 10 the VOKES" $) REPERTOIRE, receding which. ch, EVERY NIGHT, the a i's BierHDAY. AVOID THE GREAT CRUSE AT THE DOORS IN THB EVENING SEATS'SHOULD BE SECURED IN ADVANCE, oe office ‘ge every day, from me ected 70 0 WEEKS in ad- or tel a ae ot 1, oh AUT TINE PERFORMANCE: be FUN IN A FOG, NOTICE, DELIGHTED. BROADWAY. 514. Batre Comia Mr, JOSH 3 tue sole Proprietor. Last four performances of the present Erosrainie, in which the CHARMAS SISTERS, wowpay ae cool, J. H. fale N and EDWAR: the on onder, JENNIE YHAMENS, RALPH and TOOLEY, JOHN WILLIAMS fracties Cone in Grand Olio and the CHAPMAN SI8- TERS’ BURLESQUE, ‘Glovannl, 8 and the ogis, the Ene FI brit tne mropean Specialties. Stoel +9 hol im, Wonder, Here CARE LIND, he peoehing, Cr ‘a week A new Buroagee by the HARRY ALLEN MONDAY next eee next, zB and the August 18, 1873: ntire Company. Be Webaneoay AND SATURDAY, pede THEATRE, ‘WM. B. FRIDAY BOB E Immense success of ite NEW \ORK COMBINATION, _ presented in conjunction with the tolloWing volunteer aid:— Mr. BILLY WEST, Banjo vers Messrs, HURLEY ‘AND MAI rent Character Artistes. canes CRONIE, Cham pion bd Messrs, GREGSTON, HAMIL, new sensational Drama, by ur entitle = A LIFE’S LESSON, Anew and highly “4 ane ollo 0° wasic. song, and burlesque. by Fortescue McKee and Smith and Waldron, Miss Helene Sunth, Lite Fi Miss Lulu Deer with Mr, John Morris in bis bet Rikspensaen iss SAIDER O'N* TL. Monday, Mr. 0. vi ARES will appear in his great. ma. entitle eee MPM SKELETON HAND, NBLO'S GARDEN, BLACK CROOK Lessees and Beneners, Jerrett & Palmer. MONDAY NEXT, bauer 18, 1873, of the, ‘amour spectacular drama, BLACK THE BLACK GhOOK ni. BLACK CROOK, THE OK, st 1% Sain, Syouby Newcomb, BLACK CR N 1 AND SPLENDOR MAGNINET, VER ATTEM(TED AT ANY THEATRE “IN 1H WORLD. EVERY SCENE IS S ENTIRELY NEW. EVE BALLET IS. TREY Bt Ag EVERY COSTUME IS aN iit EVERY PROPERTY EB 18 ENT! V APPOINTMENT IS NURELY NNW, NEW music, NEW DANCES, NEW SPECIALTIES. FULL PARTICULARS ‘OF THE GREAT FEATURES: IN THE REPRODUCTION OF THIS IMPERIAL SPEC-.- TACLE WILL APPEAR IN THE HERALD OF TO- MORROW. OBSERVE. BOX OFFICE FOR SALE OF SEATS OPEN DAILY 8AM. TOS P.M. RAND OPERA HOUSE, AUGUSTIN DALY.. This magnificent Theatre, the interior bas been — tely renevi improved, TUESDAY rai , MbGUST 19TH, 158 ay a star company of incomparable power and ai renee I BHAKESPEARENS superd Fairy Specs tacle, entitled -Lessce and Manager. emai Bek which: wmpsvMven NIGHT’: DREA to be produced in the most a ate and costly style: with an Hnmenge ausiliary force, gittering adornments iar at U Box sheet opens Wednesday, August 15, at 8 A.M. NENTRAL PARK GARDEN.—THEODORE THOMAS. CG THEODORE THUMAS' UNRIVALLED SUMWKE NIGH18 CONCERTS. PROGRAMME FOR THIs (RI- DAY) EVENING, muaney 15, Ad 3. L ea ag “Ror une & Ballet, “Fa & Introduction to the Opera, 3, *Rheinberger $ Andante Con Moto, th Symphony Beethove ig Polonai Meyerbeer. & March of eta oye vom Lisat & Overture, “8etg ramis’ Ros-ink 10. Paraphra: reley’ Nesvadba. 1. Waltz, ra shscription” bat 12. Polonaise, *M: wil Admission, 8, contain'ng 12 tickets $ feat the usual places. fever? ursday evening Grand Extra. once! Steel ee rastehe bhatt) a IS ORIDAYS i EVENING RNiciarars by we” Admissio1 ~ Reserved be pe extra, Boxes, $2 7 Packages San ‘o aihet EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD. , between Houston and Bleecker sireets Every one, she Should’ visit" the wonderful, museums it ia fu everythi ing people should see apd understand. Lectures daily on teas a ‘of Marriage.” ‘Those parties able to attend these important lectures v4 have them forwarde on receipt of 25 cent agdressi SECRETARY NEW EW vOuk MUSEUM Oran |A'POMY, 6h: Broad: way, New York. ENOING AND BOXING ACADEMY, CLINTON ear Broadway.—Boxing taught t in ssortment of Gloves for sale. NRAND BILLIARD EXH: plac % lessons, fenoing Apparatus, and Boxing olone| MONSTERY. ITION GIVEN TO-NIGHT ‘at Garnier's Billiard Koom, corner Fourteentt street and University place, concluded by fancy shots, ‘ANTED—AN IRISH GENTLEMAN, TO TRAVEL with a first class entertainment as lecturer. Ad- dress This LECTURER, Herald Uptown Branch office « Boarding and Day School for young ladies, "No. 36 Kast, Thirty fifth street, dormerly avenue du Roule, Reuilly, Paris), will re-open September 2X Apply by letter til September 1, when Miles, SHAR, IE! willbe at th their “school in New ¥ St 37, JoRnPHS, ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Flushing, N. Y.—Studies will be resumed first Mon: day In september ; board and tuition semi-annually, $120. For further particulars apply at the tostitute. TANTED IMMEDIATELY—A TUTOR, WHO WOULD rivate lessons in Latin, Greek and Mathe: weeks, one to two hours a day; reterence: Becton or call on H. M., foot ot We Fil street. ETTING. NORTHERN PACIFICO RAILROAD, BEALED PROPOSALS will Le received at the office of the Cpe Engineer, Ly 3S pte ay ae in the city of until noon of Wedne: pergner 10, for Grating aid Bridging all that red of this Company’: road, between the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers, " Proposals will be received for the whole distance, or for sections of about 25 miles ¢ For further juropination app at the Qfllce ot the Chiet Engineer in New York, of to, General 1. L. Rosser, Divi- nek nn, stom Engineer, Mire 4 mi OBEITS, Chief Engineer. HOUSES, , ROOMS, on W WANTED. In “this CI city ity and id. Brooklyn. —A,—A.—FREE REGISTRY FOR THOSE DESIRING to rent Hiouses the ensuiny eae atthe real es. tate office of PHALON & SLOA East Sevonteenth et (North Union Square), near PBrondway, Most cen- a Niocation in the ctty. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED THREE OR four story brown stone House wanted to rent or pur- chase, between Tenth Fiftieth streets, Third and Seventh even New York, or on Brooklyn Heights; or AcOH Ming Houses. Owners send full particulars to bs 3 D, WYCKOFF, 64 and 66 Broadway, New York, n street, Brooklyn. UNFURNISHED, Hout, i n any reapentae for first class nat ss ; ‘those ha as rent fapitered in call i and spring Loin Of 3 East Seve nth street. HOUSES can a to rent con pl nard streets or aangergue applicant to A. JOU 'Y, 61 Lispei Waxed rane OR 2 FOUR UNFURNISHED ek Be Se ge fy Se ‘ANTED—A SMALL FURNISH By THR Uptown vega re wal We ae a ! TARY ary, wow TORES AND LorTs and tanfurniaeds MOF BY A Hou. gona pie A Waxtroes Pate SEUM ABD yas ME i Instithte—Rebuilt, Remoneied with 5,000 ne tractions, now open fo the public 225, “eas Bonde ne pposite the Grand Centr: Hotel. Mod of ever Bortion of the human frame, breatni Mec ical Fry ures, &c. altogether compris the most entertain- Ing “and huneructive exhibition in ‘Admission, She. “Scientific Icctures daily, tree to vitor THE BEAUTIFUL oe gag: ge on roxy ADIES, |1 18 THE LAST OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL. . YOU | PASTOR'S Opera House come have this season of visiting TONY PAS- SEEN | night The | ladies will b be delighted. TO: NIGHT TOR’S Opera House iree. Improve it_ witha a private tamily as visiting or resident teacher; = ung children preferred. Address L. L., care of Wm. A: i Ree LOUS, LA MUSIQUE t” BEAUTIFUL BOOK, ‘MEtoroutran Row land, Box! }) Post-off ice. written in English, by io 10 cents; private les: — - sons on plano, Sta) violin, guitar f. » THEATRICAL AND TRARD INSITUTE—SELE FRENCH AND ENG. WATSON, Directot inton place. He ering gs nenal Pa wat pen eon bor i ADIES | AT TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. TO neat FRDTia the Centeal ‘ark, wi reopen mber N a Sanaa Sond fora prospectus, seophapr ei ye FREE | eo, the beautial FEMALE MINBT ESTABLISHMENT, Prof. oh GIRA jirector. TO-NIGH Make the gentlemen bring you. BERALD TLDING, ‘LLES. CHARBONNTER'S FRI iif PROTESTANT R. KAYN'S GRAND M BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY OUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. MUSICAL. (AARD.—CHARTERED BY SPECIAL, ACT OF LEGIS. C tatare, tie ee University of Music and Art, $2 jnton ce. 0 classes, ‘ay cl te JSAP WATHOR, Preaident PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ae. SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE ror sink We are ratpotaret mene up, CO. CoOR a fy eae ETA COMAKENS. No.9 rest Sones FU URNITURE. Mariarnnnonnannonnnn oloviei +e Someone enreee KIMBEL & J, CABUS, FURNITURE MANUFAC. «, turers and Decorators, will remove from 923 and 80 Broadway, to their spacious warerogmg Nos. 7and 9 East Twentieth street, opposite Lord & Taylor's. LARGE Pe tag ot kgf rea ture and Beddii it lowest instalments, at OF ARRELLS. warehouse, avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-first A HOUSE TO LET AND PU Sra FOR ce fh, Private Bi3, rep, aos Bea ‘20th st, neat a. Al ‘arlor Suits, 4 rey edroom, pets, 50cents per vt yard, em 1d 300 lots for less than If cost. T aha ik SALI BNI RE HOUSEHOLD, tated lure Private residence e ti sats 40 0 81 FURNI- Raat Buits, 14 pieces, $80; di cane Ewosloghat Becker ‘Cianoforten is, Bell +30 hair Mattresses, 12; Libri E] ing Furniture, ronzes, Paintings. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING. Ra's! J UIT, want entainetie, style, covered silk broc Cont i , $45; Etagere, Cabinet, Pianoro Bronce Paintings Tospwood, walnut, Chamber, Dining FMEA Property tamily leaving city. 36 West loth st., net ar ROCATEL PARLOR SUIT FOR for $280, rep: Suit, $100; one dou 908 ran complete, $60 u fet, Extension ‘Table vate residence eet Renee, ul ouschold tarnivure of Dr Cae at —FOR SALE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE der for PI vi ‘hoff, now in Europe; anggien"octsa®Budhgt tpt Har ie ¢ H + “ tahoe Paintings, Cham! i iture, less than cost. Bast street, near Fourth avenue. ooD SECOND HAND AND Inver ait ged. a eats all sizes, Sng grader caer, EKLY YMBRTS FOR FURNI- z AND MONTHLY, Pa’ y, ean | 8 Inense stock and a see i Silas arent mense nao eS dnvtiuitidethiesy a AND EARS. __ J. DAVI8, IN. Anve ter HUMAN BY. ‘-% fos Si Rae | Be dati Ae Broadway. LADY, LEAVING THE, OITY, WILL SELL HER, jendid Singer Sewing Machine for half its value ;/ Avni ae tae ediately om Mrs. SMITH, 56 West’ Aiirigreccond street. WEBER PIANOFORTE, SEVEN OCTAVE, ROUND Oot feamee lege) ince ro bargain for scat se BIDDL 18 Waverley place. near r Broadway, N ELEGANT DECKER PIANOFORTE, FOUR. A round corners, rosewood, all improvements, maker’ GU: a brilliant tom ow@ave, cost Call’ this day at private residence 210 West Zist A RS BEAUTIFUL IRON FRAME, PIANOVORTR, l. lern im) % guaran teed. GOL DSWITHS 20 Bloceker a street, near ry. DY WILL SELL, LESS THAN $100 CASH, A. fattitul’ Hanoforte, ‘Stool and. Cover? celeprated inaker modern style fand improvements; perfect order. A ler, 4 round corners, cost $1,200, (oF Chapnes, Dining Furniture; rly fam- iy West isth st, near bth av, Rone aa round corneres Pianot lone: cost $I tire Household Furniture, in lots to Foridence, 120 West Twenty-third street, ‘Third street, near Bowery. eat ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE ror caine # Sox Tiasovonrs FOR SALE: A A magnificent 7) ve, ri di, Be tarred i ROSEWOOD PIANO, eds A ed legs, agraffe treble; ev 7% AND Her ar Re sacrifice ; instalments og, LE, ly West Twenty-third street, cor! avenu LEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE onaxpaqcal PIANO, Stool, Music Stand, t vate resi- aence'?S ‘Giinton'places Week Hug min street oct PIANOS FOR RENT OR 8, Or inion oquare ro abe 168 Pay av. | and sve thein. TANOS FOR THE J. ead P. Ly ®t 18 MAKING Shy M4 eae vere sud Tenth avenue, WANTED— mah ari GHICKERING Of ir raid i alana eee ped AND SECOND 20 8 00, ated tae bb pene aay a Sonar ‘adored before in Now Noth, i reat