The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1873, Page 6

6 NEW YORK THRTY-£IGHT YEARS AGO, THE HERALD RECORD of Mr. Bennett at That Period. si te Rie: iows From the baie oe Republican, Au- | ‘This bas all been brought about by the movetyent + Yesterday we “discoorsed” a little in a desultory ‘Way on metropolitan journalism in the year ’35, taking as a text a few venerable New Yor« HERALDS of that year, which, by lucky chance, had “eacaped the paper mill. In the editorial and ag, vertising columns of thege Gueer little shees8 we get some curious giimpaes of the inetropolis itself, aa it presents itself to the restless, obscrvant eyes of the young James Gordon Bennett, ‘The population, as nearly as we can figure it out, Ws somewhere in the neighborhood of two hundred and filty thousand; five years ago, in 1830, it was 202,589, There is still a good deal of nervousness and four thousand citizens in ’32, and nearly one thousand last year. We are all happily uncon- ‘million dollars’ worth of property. ‘Trade has fairly started on its northward march. An indigvant taxpayer writes to thé HmRaLp to complain that Broadway, ‘the pride of New York— May, of America—the promenade of thirty years,” 4s being choked up and spoiled. Hecalls upon the Mayor to “enforce the law, and remove the fruit Btulls, the furniture, the empty go-carts, handbav- wows, fine the con! &c.” Editor Bennett comments as follows :— of t hi t observed that Broadway 1s moving up town From ot Pauls down to ‘Trinity both jes of Broadway fora: only an extension of Wall stroot; it is equally as 1uil of business. A few years ago it wi mere promenade. Now no fine youn; seen below Fulton strect, unless she for.a new house o aeradle tor her boy. y Street “There the falr show off to great advantage. This same Astor House, by the way, is now near: weady for the roof, and the editor has no hesitatio: 4n pronouncing it a splendid structure. Mr. Astor, he hears, advances $50,000 to Boyden by way of furnishing the house; receives $15,000 rent the first year, $18,000 the second and $21,000 the third, and attends to the letting of the stores himself. It 4s hoped that Stetson, of the Boston Tremont, will come on and lend a hand in getting the new enter- prise fairly laanched, The editor is confident that The 8: his hote) will “make the Park and vicinity a vast pics of public intercourse.” His head is level here, at all events. The city is crowded just now with Southern and Western merchants, who have come on Jor goods, and who daily call at the HERALD office and order tbe paper sent to them by mai!—a thing unprece- dented In the history of any penny paper,’ proudly remarks Mr. Bennett. One of these rural tradesmen has a grievanc We can hardly get trom the steamboat to our boardin; house without being beset by some half dozen impuden fellows drumming with such questions a8 these :—"Fine ay, sir;” “Just rom the West?” “Suppose you come to buy'goods?” “Can carry your go Hiitie fess than on any other lines” “We are insured ;” “All the others are foi responsible,” with other questions, and then a pre- sentation of a card and an invitation to some house of ill fame or to the theatre. Partly in consequence of this unusual influx of Visitors, perhaps, the fashionable hote& and board- ang houses have just raised their prices all around, & proceeding that has given rise to no little popu- lar dissatisfaction and newspaper criticism. ‘The HERALD learns that the “restorateurs’’ (sic) are protiting by the rapacity of the more pretentious tablishments. “Persons take their furnished dgings, have their breakfasts sent to them from @lestorateur, and dine and tea at them, all for about baif the price now charged by taverns, Even rivate families are beginning tosend to the resto- ateurs for their meals.” The livery and boarding Btabie keepers have also raised their prices, the re- Bult being that hundreds of gentlemen have sold their horses out of the city and that club stables gre multiplying on all sides, “A horse well kept at a club stable, including the care ofa gig, sulky or tulbury, will not cost exceeding $12 a month,” the HERALD thinks, If business ts ere just at present, the town it- fe ig rather dull. To be sure, there was a shock- ig Murder on Friday night at a sailors’ boarding jouse, Which makes @ “stickful” in this (Monday) gmorning’s HEKALD. There was aleo a fire in a car- mter’s shop, Dear Broadway, Sunday afternoon, which two men lost their lives, but the HERALD fannot learn their names. Although the first Btrect railroad will not be built tor several years te the Bowery rougiis, we notice, are already at he little games for which they are hereafter to be- ome co iamous; Mr. Brown was knocked down by two of them last Wednesday evening and relieved fa valuable breastpin and $23 in money. We earn, too, that the comet can now be seen with the help of a very powertul telescope, aud a month hence will be visible to the naked eye. But, gener- Diy speaking, the local intelligence is not of a very Xciting quality. In the way of amusements we ave Mr. and Mrs, Wood at the Park Theatre in ppera; English comedy at the Franklin (‘boxes filty cents, pit twenty-five, no colored persons ad- mitted”); Mr. Sutton, the ventriloquist, at the erican Museum; the living ourang-outang ‘(nearest Lae to the human of any Known Animal,” and the great living anaconda serpent Sa a docile,” “can be handied by the most id,” ‘ied with a living fowl at twelve o'clock er Monday ang Thursda, ™) at Peale's Museam ; . Desagé, ereat magician, at Euterpian Hall, ind at Congress Hall, Bowery, Mr. John Cofin ae Ebi: ue g ee who Mee read St. ul" istle the Hebrews—aqmittanc 1, +8 be ALD tiforma us that the uses a dis Park are simply immense—that of Friday even- Ing had $1,900 in it—and that this theatre, duting Mrs. Wood’s engagement, ts ‘the place of fashion.” ‘The “movey articles” of thirty-eight years ago afford some curious and suggestive contrasts to those 01 to-day. Take that for November 30, 1835, forexample. There is no “materia! news” on the French question, hir. Bennett tells us, but the spec- Blators laugh at the notion ofa war, and he isn’t sure but they are half right. The only stock in which there 1s a upward movement is that of the United States Bank, which institution is getting ted to “die with case and dignity on the 4tn of rch next,” The government surplus funds in the city aggregate $10,000,000, The concentration (such @ sum iu the hands of ome set ofmen Mr, enuett regards a8 a menace to the community; Indeed he believes that the “recent speculations id teas, brandies, &c., have actually grown out of a maguitlcent project to apply the iamous system of ‘cornering? to articles of merchandise,” Fiour, fuel and ail provisions may be expected to immediately advance. The sales of real estate during the Week have been “immense,” and at higher prices than ever. The quotations include twenty-five Btocks, all told—-six banks, five insurance com- nies, Seven railroad companies (the Patterson, joston and Providence, New Jersey, Boston and Worcester, Utica, Long Island, and Camden and Amboy), two canals, two gas companies, two trust vompanics, and the ‘Farmers’ loan.” The most indefatigable advertisers, thirty-eight ieeth ag0,, were the patent medicine people and be ‘‘specialists;” in these old HERALDS they oc- cupy niore room than all the others put together, The ‘‘wanis,” which have since become such a aiure in the HERALD, already begin to crop out, ut are scattered about among the larger adver- Lisements, The same may be 8: of “to let” and Aboard.” “Pergonals,”? also, igin é pear, though not under that name. Thus, “a young entieman {rom a West India island, who, having 0 female acquaintance in this city, takes this method of becoming so with some young ay (not above twenty-four years of age), who els & disposition to become united, and has an Income AF Lo N18 Own, of from $2,500 to $4,000,” Bdvertises fora wile. Buiidlog lots are offered for Bale, We notice, a8 far up town as Ninety-iourth Btreet. Mr. Foster calls attention at some length and with much eloquence to the advantages ot his commercial school. Twenty banks put in an ap- arance, ten lines of foreign packets (including e Texas one), iour rellroad companies (the Bos+ ton and Providence announces that it is uow run- ing three trains each way daily), and three steam- aut lines. “xcellent post coaches,” we observe, “are always in readiness on the arrival of the boat t New Haven to couvey passengers to Mortford, vidence and Hosion.” Turning Ing yesterday was five; clearing, three, tly, we Botice that the declaration of principles of the American Auti-slavery Society appears as a paid ad- Vertisement. It is printed in very tine type, ana takes up more than hali a column's space. Among the names at the bottom we find those of Arthur and Lewis Tappan, Join Rankin, Wiliam Jay, Elizur Wright, Jr. and Joshua Leavitt. MSETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The regular meeting of the Board of Health was field yesterday. No business of importance was @one, save the reading of a report by Dr. De F. Day, the Sanitary Superintendent, in reference to the removing of night soll, The report went to show that gross negligence was manifested on the part of the scavengers who perform the work, they manifesting a total disregard for the ordinances ‘wating toeir work, 2 je inquiry into the reported ‘The Doctor also mad nuisance of scavenger carts collecting in front of houses, &¢., and jound the nuisance to exist to a greater ex than had been supposed. The re- port wound up with the following suggestion :— “There ts no reason which justifies this serious Quisance, which is detrimental to health and dan- FeroUs to ie, and I would respectiuily recommend hat the Board, if it be possible, require a portion Of theso certs to be kept in other places, This Duisance is, in its spirit, a violation of that part of ction 108 of the Sanitary code, which says that acts Jor Carrying the contents of any privy shall not gather in needless numbers before or near any building,’ place of business or other premises ‘Where any person may be, and when not in use ail such carta Bball be stowedgn som place where Do ecdicss offence suall be % oF nai ciuye eu (% doy of the veopie CASARISM. [From the Unadilla (N. Y.) Home and Abroad, t 0.) The New Your HERALD taking” the Jnitative, commenced the discussion of what it terms sar- ism, or in other words, the probabilities of tais Republic, at no very distant period, merging into an empire. Avery large proportion of tne press of the country has taken up the subject, and it has been argued, pro and con, with much vigor, of the influential men of the party ‘(, power to bring up the name of Prewiagit Grant in con- nection with a th’ afm for the Presidency, and % ‘ad biopie piali that a strong effort will be made wy those who have profited so largely during the first term, and who will be sure to do #0 Vhrough the second, ite in power if possible; not for to continue their favor- country’s sake, but only for the reason that, if successful, it will continue to add to their already enormous gains, Purse, not patriotism, 1s their motto, and for purse sake they would overthrow our present government and establish anything that would in- crease their profits. We regret that the number of ‘about the cholera, which carried off between three unscrupulous men in our country 1s so large, but their number is legion and it is rapidly increasing, and there 1s no telling the banelul ifuence they scious as yet, however, of the great fire that, only | win exert, unless they are checked in time. They ® month or two hence, is to wipe out between siX | wonid make ap empire of our Republic and an ‘nd seven hundred buildings and over eighteen | emperor of Grant or any other man who would be their tool, in order to serve their pur- poses; and it should be taught to ig about time that they know that in this country they are not all powerful. Men of the country, look to this, and by your voice hold in check any such movement. We make this appeal not only to democrats and liberals, but to repub- fectioners and boarding houses, | licans; do not be blinded, do not believe that there is not another as good a man in the country as Grant; do not think that everything would be turned upside down unless he is re-elected; or, in thay ought aoe other words, do not allow yourselves ‘to be robbed buying furniture | of your liberties by being made to believe that the faras Canal | country can only be rendered safe by continuing the present incumbent in office fora third term. % | You have plenty of time to consider this matter well; you can watch the turn of the wheel; you can keep your eyes open if you tions tics aside. sonally or against Grant we speak only against position he has so long occupied. whom @ selection can be made. current—not but against the current the will of Tebeliion, so cailed, no tax upon them. not be in his way. General ‘was supported by the press of his “qnain chance,” city. shot through the head by one of th taneous death. The of the ill-fated frantic with gric! body was car OATS—ALL KINDS AND SIZES, \ on hand at iny shops, 863, 3 street, Harlem Rive iT 0 r to the “Marine | Intelligence,” we find the number of vessels arriv. | beam, thorough order; ving tine to use her; now, Address A. bh ie lacerated the skull frigntiully het rie YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C outh street, HEN ROL 10 Bast Thirt st | JOR SALE—STRAM YACHT OCTAVIA, 40) TONS; 2 W. W, Coit; saltable for Steamships, of 2,000 wish, and you can readily understand how unwise and impolitic it would be to lead one man to suppose that he, and he alone, is fitted for the exalted position of President of the United States. We may be nearer an empire than we imagine, and we shall ¢ertainly become one unless those who love their country and value a republican form of government take measures to defeat the project of others whose whole thoughts and affec- centred in one thing, and that thing is money. In speaking of this matter we throw poli- We do not speak against Grant per- as & republican; the principle and against continuing one man in office so long as to lead him to believe that no one else can fill the When the time comes elect another republican if you will, for there are enough good men in the party from The only point is few party. hem. ane uRed to the WOOD AX to elect another man, and then the speli is broken and the plans of the money power destroyed. Do not be carried] along by the tide witb- out some effort to make headway against the of popular will, the now exercise 80 much control, and who hope to have 1t continued term after term until destroying it will be almost a matter of impossibility. lieve our people will, when the time comes, act rightly in the matter; but a hint now and then Will serve to keep them alive to the situation. who We be- {From the Americus (Ga.) Republican, August 7.) The democratic press of the country and the New York HERALD are now greatly excited over the subject of Grant’s candidacy for a third term, Will he be the nominee of his party? Willhe ac- cept ? and what willbe the character of the gov- ernment during his third term? These are the questions which are agitated by the press, That he will be the nominee of the republican party there can be no doubt. First, he has so far commit- ted no act of which the great maas of his party can complain, He is in full unison with his party. Second, they cannot concentrate upon any other candidate, and he is regarded as the suc- cessful embodiment of the suppression of the They feel that his election ‘will best secure the results of the war. The great mass of the people North and East yet entertain feelings of unkindneas, if not absolute hatred, tow- rd the South, and that will guarantee for him their cordial support in opposition to any man the democratic party may nominate, whatever may have been his support of the war or his opposition to slavery—asin the case of Mr. Greeley. the people of the North and East are prosperous beyond any othor portions of the country under the present financial system of the govern- ment; they own the bonds of the government, draw thetr interest in gold semt-annuaily and pay They desire no change in the financial policy of the government. son thousands of the people of the North and East voted for Genera! Grant against Mr. Grecley, while atthe same time they denounced the corruption and bad practices of the republican party. can be scarcely a doubt but that General Grant will be renominated, and there is as little doubt of | his acceptance, It will be sufficient for him and his party that there is nothing in the constl- | tution prohibiting it. As to precedent, that will Washington perhaps, the only man who ever refused the third term and set the precedent, and General Grant has followed him in nothing yet, and there is nothing in his history to justify tne belief that he will foliow this precedent. Governor Brown dis- regarded the action of his predecessors in the his- tory of this State and “held over” two terms and We take it for granted that he will not only he nominated and accept, but that he wil be re-elected. The democratic party will, in the juture, form no coali- tion and the republican party will stand by their | Again, For this rea- There is, SHOCKING SHOOTING ACOIDENT IN JERSEY, | Yesterday afternoon a party of boys belonging to Trenton went out gunning im the vicinity of that One of the boys named Warburton, while standing near his companions, was accidentally | baliet abn | none ‘hoes where his iriends became VAST STEAM YACHT, 80 FEET LONG, 6 FEET rice only $30), owner uot Ves at foot ot ion street, th st-eet, lons each; also propellor steamships Nort! Point and | Commanier, iron sidewhool steamboat Novelty, 2 feet } dra S*Lugboate, from 12 to 24 inch eylinders; also ferryboat Hull.” Apply at No, 1 South Willlaw « FRED, ©, 501 JTEAMBOAT KATIRINA FOR for excursion parties or for boiler, of about 40 horse pow H vod Condition; can be seen dress C. MCCLALLAN & SON, ani; built Yel eos! ier SALE—16 BY 16; and running every day. A\ 0 & CO,, 6 South Beroot pans de tl ey ci capability, Address A. M., box ANTED yacht, of about 60 tons; Ravigators, with good rele dd 10 A. » to J. F Nineteenth street. ACHT KAISER WILLUE splendid order. HARKIS LESTER, f Now DAEASHS A BPEGIALTY, gue by Dr. J. Ms VANDYKE, Thursday, day, at No. 6 West Sixteenth stree: wheel boat, adapted for river navigat feet: beam, 1 feet 6 inches; draught, 2 feet ood engines and ANTED—A KAILING MASTER FOR A § none need apply unless bring wndoubted testimonials as toe! IMMEDIATELY—~A SAILING for sehooner yacht Enchantress. None but first ¢ nooner Yacht London Harb __ MISCELLANEOUS. BAL 77 Vost 0} Sin discap:s a specialty, bkin discases a specialty, Friday, and GOOD ORD HOLLENBECK MAS Springield, Mass, Ad- coper, Mass 33 rences, need apply, between § LOUBAT, owner ab! master, 21 NEW YORK HE Ir | quanuty and? variety of truit 4 "CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: Central. HOUSES ON FIFTH AND MADISON AVENUES + and the principal streets ; several decided REAL ESTATH TO EXCHANGE. Ree nn rn ncn —e POLO ES BRAUTIFULLY |ATED LOT ON LEXINGTON ‘avenue, for ‘Seven- proved trope also Lots on finest bargains. M.A. J LOU 63 Cedar street 8. FREIDENRICH & CO., 906 and 908 Third avenue. VERY HANDSOME HOUSE, EXTRA WIDTH, ON N ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON LONG A Madison avenue, below Vortt-tscoas street, for sale A me toexchange for 3 New York Property, oF y a ety lo 1 SR pO crea cadnr sient | SHARIR Hint ase Pruemare aP w TINE CORNER HOUSE ON FIFTH AV ESIRABLE FREE AND CLEAR- HOUSES Al Sars’) Hill, In splendid: order, for sale at a bar- D Be) ia Rabwi ‘and New Branswisl fr oeenacen - ng M. A. J. LYNCH, 68 Cedar stree! Otlce, Now SrunsMitreem, conadentially, box 174 Fost + oy *SHED— TH STREET, BE uawick, HJ, R SALE, VORA omen story high stoop FoR abs -08 EXOHANGE FOR DRY GOODS BY and Situ ». 1 60 feet; Columbia the cage or Al Merchandise, a large and valuable brown alone front use, Yad ue rho ting terms, be pad, contain ng Seat ae! ie) ttle erica G 10 H saa “Address Foro Gf, JObusA, ot epenard are —~ => | Street Baa pb exschnaane OR SALE CHEAP—A THREE | STORY os peo ia " Ff stone Houre, 10,50, lot 100, one biock from Central | WO Sane, yet BACHANGE SRLEGATT COUNTRY ark enirunce, Firsy-cignihy gitect and Nivih avenues | pasey Rail Road; Brick Mansion 2.0 00) Morrisand high ground. J. W. ST: ViNS aR. LiPme | fine oldskade trees; grapery and kr-aga" ess & feet saures Dealers, Forty-seventh street, North River; No. kinds and 7) acres of land) pric -¢%3, House; traitor strect, 2 P. M. for improved city Property ; tha’ 3 bi ne NE OF THE HANDSOMEST BUILDING LOTS IN | attention of capttaliats, al |, iapaaeecsigetiral the city ai New York for sale, Sultable for an cle IP ENOR, 69 West Broadway. : jor the erection of Fr 9 0G eee Forty-ninth streets srusive view of ie avenus to whe | AddresF ARMER, Herald oifice, . and in the vicinity of some of the finest {mprove- faents in the. city, including churches ard resicences The jot ls thirty-three and one-third feet front by one hundred feet in depth, with an Lagjoining, ts ea'y-five by one hundred feet five Inches. For price and further Dar: , ticulars apply to E. H, LUDLOW @ CO,, 8 Pine street, 28 500 —A CHARMING HOUSE ON PORTY- dad 0 * ati) street, near Fifth avenue, for sale—Carpets, Cornices, Mirrors and Chandeliers cluded; trescoed and in veriect order; terms to su great bargain. M. A. J. LYNCH, 68 Cedar street. Exst Side. B e+ SALE—HOUSE AND LOT 112 SECOND AVE- nue, at a great sacrifice, Inquire on the premises. POR SALH—THE BERT HOUSE AND LOT IN THE Fourth ward, 8} Oliver strest, corner of Madisu Trice $20,100 “Apply to D. NBLSON, 77 Degraw st rooklyn. ee Sy FORNITURE, OR JEWELRY WANTED, FOR ‘gloation noticed on premises 146 Dungiase oh Brookiyh, from city; three railroads to it, rou: Tbs 14 miles J. WARD, 167 Broadway. in smail brick or frame House, ‘or for Tots, free. ‘sua‘cleay, REAG Adress LQUITY, Herald omiec, = gorse “SVADS WANTED, ome wee Sete enn Wid Sorc oocinet BUCO OOD Wa THREE SfORY HIGH BASEMENT Philadelphia brick or brown, stone front Houso; mast be in thorough order, with all improvements, % a- tion betiveen Fith and Sixth avenues and Thirtes Twenticth and Fortieth streets. Address A. L. 8., oflice, stating lowest cash price. OR SALE CHEAP—A FIVE STORY DOUBLE TEN- ement house, new, full lot, in apecinth stree! Becond avenue; rent $2,900; price $23.0 JOSEP! BLUNT, 343 East Nineteenth street West Side. —LOTS IN BLOCKS, PLOTS AND SINGLY, ON allthe principal avenues and streets, for sale; su- perb Sites at ort Washington, with river fronts. M. A. J. LYNCH, 68 Cedar street. BRKOCKLYN PROPERTY AND TO FOR SALE ERALD 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 BOBRUM st. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 9 P. M. ON SUNDAY FROM 3 TILL 9 P, M. CARRIERS) AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 #RONT STREET, BROOKLYN. AN ELEGANT, BROWN STONE HOUSE, BEST part of Brooklyn, magnificently furnished through- out Lot worth $1204) to $15,000; "house cost $10.U0 to 312/000 to build, furniture worth $4,000 to $3,000), ail will be sold for about $22,000; terms easy. Appiy to owner, 167 Broadway, ofiice 14. OR MODERN BROWN STONE HOUSi, ie ane yn; small pomans on ear anewes Tenelicay) rm of years convenient r. KENT, tf office. wee et OR SALE-IN LE@ AVENUE, NINETEENTH Ward, near the ferries and splendid location, a three story Brick House; new; cheap and on easy terms; price $5,200, Inquire in the feed store, No. 174 Fourth Street corner South First street, Willlamsburg, REENWOOD. Lt FOR S8ALE.—HALF OF AN extra large lot, 200 superficial feetis the size of it, elas in marble and iron; old ground. 102 Cuatham reet. OTS FOR SALE OR LEASE FOR FACTORI“:,—620 Lots, with bulkhead water front; prices low; terms easy. Apply to 8. B, SCHIEFFELIN, 170 William street, WESTCHESTER COUNTY 1 __._. FOR SALE AND TO T TARRYTOWN, ON BROADWAY.—TO LET, . mediate possession, a Cottage; 8 rooms; ' nice rounds; river view; rent $60) per year. §. EMBERSON, 9 Sixth avenue, near Thirty-eighth street, A? TARRYTOWN, ON THE RIVER BANK, A SHORT distance irom'the depot.—To let, a brick House, furnished complete, 12 rooms; two acres in lawn and garden; rent, per year, $1,200, 8. EMBr RSON, 659 Sixth avenue. ' TARRYTOWN, A CHOICE PLACE TO LET, IM. mediate possession—A new French slate root House: ail modern improvements; furniture all, new: nice Broun stable, &c.; river view; rent oh re ear. 8. SMBERSON. cdo ixth Reeser” PROPERTY ENT. T, IM- EVERAL FIRST CLASS RESIDENCES, 6 TO. 30 lots each; best neighborhood, on Jersey City Heights, at remarkably low prices and accommodating terms. CHARLES W. WARD, 77 Cedar street. PROPERTY OUT OF THE (ITY FOR OSES To a a age WANTING FARMS,—FOR SALE, TO FARMERS, f\ gardcners and farm laborers from the old country, good farm Le virgin soil, at per acre, on 6 years’ Gredit, The soil isa good, productive loainy near th great markets ot New York and Philadciphia, by rail- Tord, where from 20 to #0 acres constitute a gocd ‘farm, when parily planted io it. From this locality a greater sent to market than pleee of equal area in the United he midst of a thriving community, Foads, stores, schools and manuinctorics. ers'ot familics and others can procure other is in How any With good Female mei good work a Taw sewing, shoe work, button making, clothing work and other branches. Many English, Irish h farmers have s¢ttied and are prosperous. Cet es away irom sin and temptation, Numbers vs from the vicinity of New York are locating, more profitable than at the West, on account rkets. Apply to JOHN B, PAGE, 102 Park wo doors froth Weat streat, Now York. Papers ing full iniormation will be sent iree of charge. , NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.—TO RENT, , Bri Villas adapted tor Winter or Summer; gas, hot and cold water, &c.; gardens, lavens, shade trees; delichtful location; hear ierry; reduced rents, ZAMIL- ne treet. TON & CO., 8 BE UL TRY RESIDLNCK, 18 MILES IN J New Jersey, near depot to exchange; contains 55 acres splendid h land; choicest i 3 wel water, FP. CURLBY, 12 Centre street. E, WITH ALL THE CITY IM- lendilly iinproved ; fine ed grounds; one of the 15 minutes’ drive trom ‘operties on Staten Isiani iS: owner going to <trope; $220); terms to suit. A KIN, 50 Broad. acres; 1(0 choice fruit trees; carriage uouse ; One hour irom city; Staten Isla 4 DARKIN, 5) Broad. RESIDENCE, WITH WATER FRONT, ANT North Shore, Staten Island ; house nearly new; finest won the island; One opportunity, for, yachtemai; worth $19,000. DARKIN, 60 Bros DAIL Y¥ EXOU ONS TO ore 439 Third avenue, nied shown ever, cctal train at 2 o’ctoc! to accommodate those go durin K. No music, no free lunch, aud no deadheads, who simply go fora ride. Allsensible and prudent people who wish to own their home and-can pay $10 mon v for arplendidly improved lot in a charming village six iniles from this city are in- viled to apply for tics one sidewalks, shade (rece and clegant shrubve cach lot. Price $aW each, payable $10 monthly (wit interest), A liberal dis- gount te cust buyern Mans free. Appiy, for liekots to BENJAMIN W. HITCHCOCK, store Hho Third avenae, New York. AND. ALLE! ve Paterson, & Place of 4 old fashioned} now grounis; ts very high; v locations in the worlds about I minutes trom nts a bargain can aj ply to RIK Pine street. ro { NEAR NEWBURG; GOOD t ant fruil, large and amall; very su- perior y fri ad Highiands; f y. Ade dress OWNER, 28 Mill sireet, Pouclikeapste, 8, IN BLOOM. w York; ‘accessible by ; abundance of fret ress ALFRED # field, N iree ra iro class t H VOR SALE—A FARM i} 8 mil F: ruit, ows OME v lots neatly laid out: flo’ RY, BASEMENT; rs, fruit; fine view; seven minutes frou terry; otaten Island; $3,500. ; of DARRIN at Broad. FI" SITE FOR S41 {BEAUTIFULLY FRONT ‘on Long Isiand Found and very accessitiie; un | suirpastd fora Nest class hotel, Adurcigd. W. ATWATEA Riverside Station, Coun. H’ RIVER.—EUEG ‘NT RESIDENCE; | 90 acres: unexceptionally healthy; delightfuliy sita- ated; costly improvements; gra 4 ‘river and inland views; magnificently shaded reat sacrifice; excellent investinent H.W. DOUGLASS, 7 n street, TONG BRANCH, Pauraney Six. ACKES, DENT 4 locality, to sell or exc! * fo cit, ‘roperty. ‘Addons Me MORTON bos ies eratd GRO CAPITALIST#—A bad FINK INVESTMENT,—FOR sale, large Lotel, nearly new aud yery substantial: ly built by day: completely furnished ; stable, bowl! studied in ono of sew Haupabire' % towns in tnanediate vieinity of dé only ive miles irom Boston; nine stores underneath ; ue well rented; price 940,000, 8 large amount of Hi Femail on morgage at 6 per cents might ex- change for New York city w Jorsey or Easvern pro- perty. Address or, at 42 Devonshire street, Boston, Mass. ALBERT GATES, Jr. HAVEN RAILROAD, A use, with neat grounds, in a ure contains all the moder im: he house will be rented r board of two persons. MPO REXT-ON THE NK be: 1 a J 4 ollie, is $10,000 BELOW VALUE.—sPLENDID PROPER. “VU ty, near Plainicld, 17 acres: great chance for sperwiation; 4 per cent ean ‘remain on mortgage if Mepired; rove opportunity, JAQUES, We Broad way, A BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LANDSOAPE PAINTING, in rich frame, 6 feet by 4, bought in Paris di the Commane at a great sacrifice, will now be sold tora fraction of its value to an immediate purchaser, noisseurs address HOUSE, care of Hughes, station O. WNING POSTS, RAIL AND TIN ROOF, 15 FEET ZA wide py 90 long, cheap. Apply at 68 West Fourteenth street. FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, IN THE BEST art of the city, doing a good, steady trade; @ first rate chance tor a men that has time to Attena ig; three years’ lease. Cctterte 4 reasons given jor selling b; applying to JOssPii WARREN, Real Estate Agent Grove street, near Newark avenue, Jersey City. GREAT CIIANCE.—DOWN TOWN SAMPLE ROOM for sale at a preat sacrifice; best location for doing a large business; must be sold, CHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cer te A FIRST CLASS WINE, LAGER BEER AND BIL- lard Saloon for sale cheap ; docs a large businces; also corner Liquor Stores, at $90 aod upwards, on business strects and avenues. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. (A. FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET, LORS A LARGE business, for sale chea corner Grocery Stores. Bakeries, Confectioneries, Toy and Variety Stores, Drug Stores. | MITCHELL's Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. RALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST It, 1873—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ae AnUsEENT SS 614 BROADWAY, sogaTRR OOMIQUE. MB. JOSH HABT.......ccccsccssseese-es80l0 Proprtotor BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE areas” MATINEB eo. CHAPMAN py = NCH, ie MONDAY and BELLE, * ; THB BEAOTI T WONDERPUL as fete - ATEBACTIONS, TmMECERRe el STOCKHOLM BavEne o WONDER, BGAN ai | BEBE LIND Eneten Cava prervee Rage | no. faker JENNIE ZEAMANS, McKLE RY TOOLY, DAY, and DiOK RALPH, ROGERS JOHN WILLIAMS aT AL and 100 oe APPEAR ann | eee np MATINER, O'CLOCK. AUGUST 18. 008 MUSEUM 9. W, ALBA Woon (MOUS VERDICT OF SUCCESS, i FIRST AND ONLY MATINEB. FInst The celebrated Artists, — OnLy | “Miatleantciyver trams | Ndi MATINEE, WaTCW AND Walt; ar’ us onpay arta quaust POVERTY FLAT. bie ‘ALLACK’S, BOUCICAULT. BOUCIOAULT, BOUCIVAULT, MIMI, rat, MIM THB GREATEST SUCCESS ON RECORD. BECOXD SECOND MONTH, MONTH. OROWDED HOUSES ‘and UNPARALLELED ENTHUSIASM have attended the engagement ° ‘ts exatnens Comedian, * master spirit DION *BOUCIOA UL, KSVERY NIGHT, SATURDAY MATINEE, in his new spantonar play, MIMI, MIMI, MIME, oy, EM assisted by Miss KITTY BLANCHARD, Mrs. F. FOSTER, Miss MARY ELLS, Miss VANDYKE, . ORISP, ,. HOWSON, Mr. EAMB, Mr. A. BRADLEY und Mr. By RINGGO! Aaah e pal MIMI © D Miss KATHERINE ROGERS, N OLD ESTABLISHED SHOE STORE, ON RIGHTH avenue, doing a good business will be sold for part Cash and balance in Improved Proyerty. Address Mf., box 163 Herald office. Ona FOR CASH—THE FINEST CONFECTIONERY, Cigar and Variety Store in Jersey City; a rare chance for a live, enterprising man or woman with a little capita); call and see the store. Inquire of JOSEPH aD Grove street, near Newark avenue, Jersey ye RUG STORE FOR SALE— Rare chance. Administrator’s sale of the late 8. Drummond's Drug Store, at Closter, N. J. A good pe aay for a young, active druggist, as the store is well established and has no opposition. The auction sale will take place on the premises, on For fu etecatttee AW ae Sait! 1g A. M. ‘or further particilars a} ply bi TP POUGERA & 00,, 80 North Wil am street, New York. INE GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—AT A SACRI fice, the property of a widow; rent psid until Sep tember, Callon the premises, Eighth avenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets, east side. F°8, SALE—A GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING Store of tour years’ standing, on one of the best ave- nues, For particulars inquire at 680 Second avenue. ‘OR SALE—A WELL STOCKED GROCERY STORE, foie & good bi ess. Apply at 435 East Fourteenth cet. str OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—THE FIRST CLASS Toy, Stationery end Ice Cream haloon No. 2,062 Third avenue, Harlem. Inquire on the premises, Satis- factory reasons given for selling. OR SALE—A DRUG STORE, IN A GOOD LOCA- tuon, at a favorable price by cash payment; no ob- fection to exchange for good property. Inquire at 86 Second street, usurance office, for turther particulars. \LYMPIO THEATRE, THOMPSON TROUPE. This Theatre, redecorated and complete in all its arrangements, wilj open for the season on MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, when the worlc-famed ‘Peerless Queen of Burlesque,” MISS LYDIA THOMPSON HER NEW ORGANIZATION, tho Jarpons and most complete in the world, now in re- hearsal, will appear i @ new extravaganza by Geo. F, Rowe, entitle MEPHISTO and the introducis ation forpremiy toe ted and of the cin; les, expressly imported and of the MOST NOVEL AND EXPENSTVE GHARACTIN. Fall particulars will be immediately announced. Box oftice for the sale of seats will be THURSDAY, the Zist cana i U) Neratigieted OF MUSIC, THE SALVINI SEASON, PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, Mr. Maurice Grau has the honor to announce to the Amoriean pablis the engagement for a series of ONE HUNDRED REPRESENTATIONS ofthe leading Tragedian of Lealy, Signor TOMMASO'SALVINT, with a complete Dramatic Company, selec'ed by himeclf toscoure the perfect presentation in the United States ot the GREAY WORKS OF THE CLASSICO STAGE, with which his name is inseparably associated. ‘ THE SALVINI PERFORMANCES IN NEW YORK ‘are limited to twenty subscription nights, and will be given during a period of seven weeks, com- prancing gh or about TUESDAY EVEN. }, SEPTEMBER 16, The subscription books for the entire series will bo opened on MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 1, VINI ADMINISTRATION, foonte Eng want Subscription nights—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED MEAT MARKET Must be gold on account of the death of owner. In° quire at lg Chrystie street. ‘ FPO, SALE-A FIRST CLASS CORNER FaniLy ro: long lease; best of re . Inquirelof Mr. WILLIAMS 18) Spriag sirecte or Paling. OR SALE—A RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS CHEAP for cash: having other business can’t attend to both. Call at 111 Court street, Brooklyn. Fee eer HONG ESTABLISHED anocERY Store, with full Stock and Horses, Wagons, &e. In- uire at S62 Third avenue, between Fifty-seventh and ighth streets. OR, SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, WITH STOCK AND. Fixtures, in a Ost class neighborhood, on account of the death of ‘the owner. Inguire at 353 Water street, or on the premises, cori.er i ‘ieth street aud Seventh avenue, of Mrs. PETER DARIN. {OR SALE—IN JERSEY CITY, A FIRST CLASS Grocery, doing a fine cash trade, with lease; rent very lew. ior part lars address CASH, Herald office. OR SALE—A SUIRT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, doing a fine custom tri le; food reasons for selling: tie x & rare chance, Address S: iT MANUFACTURE! Herald office. JOR SALE—GOOD PAYING LIQUOR STORE, WITH ) license ; good reasons for selling. 610 Second avenue. ‘OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR AND LAGER Beer Saloon; full license till March and three years? lease; no offer wil! be refused. No. 861 Third avenie. FPO# SALE—GROCERY STORE _IN WILLTAMSBURG, doing 2 good cash business. For particulars inquire in store No, 443 East Houston street OR SALE LOW—TWO FINE STANDS AT THE Broome street entrance in Centre Market ; 7¢ and 76; suitable tor any kind of business. Apply to L. CARY, 434 eari st “JOTEL, FURNITURE, LEASE, 40. FOR SALE AT a sacrifice; about $5.00) cash required, which can be made in one year; sickness cause of sale. BRUNDAGE, 23 Union square. OTEL FOR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, WITH ‘Furniture complete, located in one of the most healthy and cy athe sections of the country, now doing a good paying many years by the best of our usiness, and has been patronized for BgoPle, , Accommodal ‘Address CHARLES JORDAN, box 119 850, persons, station D. L9008, STORE NE CH. ished 20 years; a first class corne: ing, two stores. by 450 Fifth avenuc ILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSI 3 Re sale.—Rare opportunity, in the most flourishin; ‘oung city in Connecticut; the best location and best if owner for the last ten years, PORT, 369 Broadway. usiness; most sticcessfully conducted by the present Inquire of Mr. DAVEN- (0 DRUGGISTS.—60 DRAWERS, GLASS LABELS; 10 Show Bottles and Prescription Scale, in case, for sale cheap, Apply to J. MCKESSON, 91 Fulton street. HE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOODWILL OF ONE of the best located Grocery Stores in the State, neqr Now York city for sale ata barzain; doing a fine pusi- Wagon, Apply 0 HORTON: FAZER 's C0.,4 Green Wich sirect, New Yorke ue ys . oe $2,000 Apply vo MORGAN & RISLEY, wholesale draggists, ‘arron street. ih —DRUG STORE FOR SALE, 3 MILES + froin New York ; newly fitted and low reat EWBURG STEAM ENGINE WORKS—MAKE FIRST Class Horizontal Engines and Boilers @ specialty ; refer to Garner & Co., Boot gar, A. & ‘Wallace & Co., Johnson oo. Fee kstevens 4 Bron, GW, Durant and other : vens ro. C. W. Durant and others, "YTAMPSON, WHITEHALL & 0o,, 38 Cortlandt st., N.Y, LD STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE,—FOUR OLD steam Boilers, # fect Jong by 5 feet diameter, for sale cheap. Apply at 162 Reade stro SECOND WAND 8), 35, 25,12 AND 10 TORSE EN- ‘gines, 6), two 40 and one 14 horse Boilers; Loper Propellor Kngine, two 26x26 Oylinders) ANDREWS, 414 Water street, New York. «FINK ARTS. RO PSYR oso Le ae RARE CHANCE,—FOR BALE, A FINE LOT OF A imported orizinal O11 Paintings, at 61 Bleecker street, between Broadway and Bowery, trom 10 A.M. ull 3. M.; must be sold soon on account of leaving for Kurope. y -—BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES COM A TR airs; improved Bevel Billiard Tables Rus. man Bowling Tables, Tripodte and Bagatelle Tabies, at Feduced DFICCE 1, GRIFFITH & O0., 40 Vesey street. <A LARGH ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND « second hand Billiard Tables sonstanly on hand at KO. B. PIUBLAN’S, No, 7 Barclay street, New York. ] ~GTARDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND M®z° POLITAN THEATRE, 585 BROA DWAY, 885 te Athen out R, W, BUTLER... RHOBEN -Manager FOR THE FALL AND WINTER BASON, OF THis FAVORITE AND POPULAR THEATRE. A COMP! CHANGE IN THE AUDITOKIUM. RENOVATED, ALTERED, DECORATED, PAINTED, AN IMMENSE COMPANY OF STARS WILL APPEAR, selected with the GREATEST CARE from the Rrnetpay VAUDEVILLE THEATRES through- out THE COUNTRY. NOTIOE,—SEE FUTURE ADVERTISEMENTS, TTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY, ‘M. COLLODION, the Eminent Caricaturist and latest sensation of Paris and London, has been engaged for tho United States by Henderson & Colville, and will appear upon his arrival in New York, on or about September I, 1873. All negotiations must be made with SAMUEL COLVILLE, R&AT JUMPING MATCH FOR $40, BETWEEN young RYAN, son of Colonel RYAN, of Mount St. Vin- cent, Central Park, and M. COSTELLO, of the Fourth ward, Now York, the “two best amateur jumpers in the world,” to take placo Tuesday, August 19, between the hours of two and four o'clock P. M., within one half mile of Arcularius Hotel, on Jcrome Park road. ERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, Fifty-eighth street, betweon ‘Lexington and Third avenues. THIS (saturday) EVENING, August 16, at 8. Secon! appearance ot the Comedian, Mr. Joseph Keppler, in JAGD ABENTEUER, To commence with the one act comedy, WEBERLISTED. Admission, B0c.; Reserved weats, $50. extra ; Foxes, $2extra ; Packages (12 tickets), NENTRAL PARK GARDEN.—THEODORE THOMAS, THEODORE TIOMAS’ UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. PROGRAMME FOR THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, AUGUST 16, at & 1. Overtare, “Bal Masque” @ Pretude, Now ......... 8 Waltz, “Lite Let Us Cherish”. 4. Finale, 34 Act, “Don Carlos’ 5 GAs? po “Consecration of the House, 6. Andante . Symp ony Jf: Selections, “lying Dutchman”. & Rhapsodie’ Hongroise, Ni No. Adapted for Orchestra by Karl Mille 9 Spring Song... - Mendelssohn Adi ated tor Orchestra by A. H. Peaso. 10. Waltz, “Rudolts-Klenge” Straass Il. March, ‘Festival”’....... eler-Bela Admission 50c. Packages containing ickets, $4, at the usual place: Every Thursday Evening, Grand Extra Concert. rr ROCK MATINEES, EVERY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN 4 AND 8 O'CLOCK, |GNCERT RY. EBATINGS CLLEDRATED ORCHESTRA, ON BOARD THE MAGNIFICENT FLOATING PALACE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROOK, ON HER DAILY EXCURSIONS FROM PIER 8 N, R., FOOT MUBRAY STREET, AT 4 O'CLOCK, DOWN THE HARB ND THROUGH THE NARROWS OUT INTO Tie LOWER BAY TO SANDY HOOK AND RETURN. D JETFUL OCEAN BREEZES sas AND SEA VIEWS. TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR, $6 4 [MEZ-VOUS LA MUSIQUE }” BEAUTIFUL BOOK, prise teeta aa rade ney vein > WATSON, irector, 92 Clinton place. ‘OR ANY MUSEUM THAT CAN PRO. Fe 000 duce such a curiosity as the man fish. Call and sec it at Reagan's Gallery, a Park Tow. Adinittance R. KAHN’S GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIC Tnstitute—Rebullt, rem jelled and with 5,00 fresh attractions, now open fo the public, at No. 688 Bi nearly opposite the Grand Central Hotel. pontion of ghe human, sree: orising the mon entertals- ure; i C., al ether ci re Ing and lnstruedye exnibition fm the Ja. Admission, SOc. Scientific lectares daily, free to MUSICA. AAD PERL ALARA, YARD.—CUARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF LEGIS. lature, the National University of Music and Art, 92 Able teacher: Cima ince” Ne clasom RP Po Pen i SALE.—A FIRST OLASS Ri any STEINER | __-_ AMUSEMENTS Bows THEA’ cee : TE itera at vs 9S EEE Ue tA OER on Nye HELENE aut, Mus SAIDRE ONENE, jtoNDAY—r a % Bait eas napa D rr BRELETON HAND. (BLO’'S GARDEN, Rgqueeg and Maviacers.. OPENING. NEXT MONDAY EVE! HE BLAC THE BLACK CKOOK. THE BLAG In thls, the fourth proauation of this 1seSone Gp (0 nerion of this fa the Management unhemtatingly (a that Bo emmys | ba word Notes affemn ca wo combine in one entam LUI AVALANGHE OF SELENDORS re resente: ne GvERY SCENE, DANCE: SONG, Bites EFFECE AND APPOINTME, Is ENTIRELY NEW. Bo of untimual é Mics Berg irc pemees Se + -DTALACTA HER’ “GREP. HDOLP Mr. W. MARTIN... eae yi THE BALLET DEPARTMENT, under direction of M. ture Kralty, is TWO NEW PREMIRNL DANSEUSES AesQLUTA, Mile, EMILIA GIAVASSI, Mile, r first appearance in América, end the Ki RALFY TR 5 A an ae ¥ , TWELVE S&COND PRI. MIERES, THIRTY CORYPREBR, ONE HONDRED AXD TWEN1Y AUXILIARIES, EK GRAND BALL:"8: introduced by this brilliant combination will be THE REVEL OF 1HE SYREN, LET NATIONS, BALI F ALL in which will be presente: : DIVERTIGUEMLNTS | SXTEAO MIN ARY: — DANOB DE BRETA( och DE B. SPANIB) ANCE. . x J bate AND RUSSIA oe D GRY PHER TRALFY TROU: KIRALFY FAMIL' Mile. GLAV ASS! nd KL a «Mile. BON! 3 OF THE WORLD, ere will also be introduced, A NEW GRAND MARCHE D*AMAZON, SPECIAL FEATURES. Mons, FELIX REGAMEY, dons. Pet THLE GREAT FRENCH CaRICATUR: This wonderful artist will present. TIME ON THE AMERICAN S71 AGE, hig remari ‘unique entertainment, im which he pruduccs, \s r VIEW OF THE AUULENOB, INSTANTANEOUS Ce Se PORTRAITS OF LEADING PUBLIC CHARAOTERSY MR, MARTIN'S WONDERFUL MECHANICAL HEAD,. B D. DAVIES, the PREMIER VENTRI THE PERSIAN TWIN SIsTiRS VERDAY net (ig youthfal Aaraher i ir first ‘appearance in America. Aa oo akY OF PONTON MADKIGAL BOYS have also been engaged. THE SCENIO DEPARTMENT ‘will present magnificent illustrations of the skill and taste of th ic art! he WILLEaM VORGTLENS amon enumerated ig which may be THE INCANTATION SCENE, ’ Inthis weird and thrilling picture will be presente: series of novel id startling eilects never secd on any, stuge in the work eee eC AOE Ae FLAG OF THE TMP. TUE CLIMBING SKELETON! THE GROTTO OF STALACTA, fatrodacin Many original inventions and innovations is its mechanical construction and illumination. THE ILLUMINATED GOLDEN TERRACE, This gorgeous scene will be iound well worthy the attention of connoiseurs and lovers of art. i The Spectacle terminates with a series of PeGHAND ALLLGORICAL PIOTURES, painted expressly for this theatre RA the famous artist; MATT MORGA r. . These paintings depict with matchless force_and fidelit bi WINE, si WEALTH, - WOMEN, POWER, FORTUNE IN WAR, and close with a superb Tableau Vivant, IMMOKTALITY, THE COSTUMES AND ARMORS are new and Sonpecas berane comparison. has been arranged by Mir, Michael Connelly, Musteal Conductor, and will present the newest morccaux from . thie Opers. Houres of the Continent, THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT is under the supervision of Mr. JOHN LE SPECIAL NOTICE, THE BOX OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF SEATS FO! H) THIS SUPERB Ow Bae eae BE OPEN TO-DaA! FRO: i. . M. FIRST BLACK CROOK MATINKE, WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 20, AT 130 P, M. Dp SQUARE THEATRE, .Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK’ .-Mr. A. M. PALME! Begins at& SATURDAY MATINEE at 1:0 Carriages may be ordered at 10:30. ByQRMOUS EVERY NIGHT, wiett. and at the SATURDAY MATINEB, —_— the INIMITABLE VOKES FAMILY in their new American Play, FUN IN A FOG, Proncunees by the pressand the pub- ic the THE THEATRE CRAM TO THE DOORS NIGHTLY, BEST PIEOR vit eee in the VOKES’ REPERTOIRE, Fie which, EVERY NIGHT, . e admirable two-act Pay : OLD PHIL’S BIRTHDAY, af tuft! B0bra ik THE EVENING SEATS SHOULD BE SECURED IN, Box office open every day, from 8” ALM, to5P. M. ‘Seais sectired TWO WEEKS in ad- tt by mail or telegraph. VBATURDAY, AUGUST 16, at 1:0, FIRST VORE! BAN] » DELIGHTED. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 21 BOWERY. J OsTniviny THE LAST NIGUT OF THE SEASON. oon Oe AaT MATINEE TOUAY, At 2. j THE LAST MATIN THE BEST COMPANY AND T Tm Benutifal and aceomplished ng, YOTMALE. MINSTRELS. A NEW VARIETY OLIo. THE PANTONIME OF MOTHER GOOSE, HE PILGRIM, Which opened six years ago on Union square ane Fiiteenth street, will reopen iis ipod lin (formerly St. Bartholomew's church). Splendid Painting: rand ‘transformation See! el Poent pee Ce ae of a high order, wit orchestral accompaniment.) 1. proprietor. XJEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 613 BROAD. ‘way, between Houston and Bleocker sireets,-—Bvery ‘one should vislt the wonderful museum; it is fulf Safran feo ary a Nl tlge thos pees ant onal 16 to attend these Rinportant lectures can have them ly t treo, on receipt of 25 cents, by addressing erent Ret Ae ORR MUSHUM OF ANATONY, 618 Broadway) few York. peer THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREE®, ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY” ON HAND. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. EVE VE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE POR. Seaver es eas tig he t anu 5 one PLANOMARERS, No. 9 Great Sones street, neay Broadway. BisR PIANOFORTE, SEVEN OCTAVE, ROUND ‘orner pers Pulse owe new; bargain for ony J eBIDDLE, Waverley place, near Broadway. A a Races on reas Serene ; mode ite SSaitHs 20 Vleecker r street, ‘neat Bowery. LADY WILL SELL, LESS THAN $100 CASH, BEAU- A tiful Pianoforte, Stool and Cover; celebrated maker, modern style and iinprovements; perfect order. 28 street, near Bor | | | MAGNIGICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR A sale—Made order, four round corners; cost $1,200, jor $80; Parlor, Chamber, Dining Furniture; property family leaving city. £6 West 16th st., near Sth av. A’ PRIVATE 8SALE—ENTIRB HOUSEHOLD FURNI- tnre private residence 210 West 2ist st. Parlor Suite G4 pieces), $8); do., $100; Chamber Seta, $40 to $100; ele- Sard: $9 hal air Pi 3 Sc. per fara ve Dec! ianotorte Eieary. Dintog rniture; Bronzes, and spring Mattresses, $12; tings, &c, BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE . | A Pianoforte, rovements, In perfect order, tor 21t U Bast oh oy Tetween $4 end ba avs. ¥ CHICKERING & SON PIANOFORTB FOR SALE; A @ magnificent 7)4 octave wood 4 ae Found cornered Pianoforte ; cost for $27 ‘on: tire Houschold Furniture, in lots to sult. residence 120 West 23d street, the in & Collender Combination Cushions, | YS tion, and @ sweet and fe only by. the, patentee, H. W. COLLENDER, sue: eae ry 3 Cewsor ts Thelan & Callender, 738 Broadway, Now York. | brilliant full round tone), & perveas Fem ey inst maker DEATIVeESY. == EUROPE. BSOLUTELY PAINDESS.-TERTH EXTRACTED, | ooo ae pani, fresh gas daily: Comblnatien berm extremely light ({UERLAIN, 15 BUR DE Le iene nd durable ; Line Lt ae Sixth ar guUe, Datweee Fashionable Periui akerchiet. ‘ourtecnth and Fifteent! te lished 24 years. Eau Lust for the Hatr. 1B A ale A Eau de Cologne (preparation speciale), — SD On JEEN'S HOTEL NEAR THE ORYSTAL snc HOARE ABD BOBACLO: | T™ FS Ure Heroes London, Tor tourists sd NLEAR HAVANA CIGARS—EQUAL IN EVERY RE- | families.—Its elevated, pleasant and most | salubrious Convecticut and Havana spect to imported, Also ine ee cn ars. tOBKS BIEDT, Ri . 89 Platt street, between Wiliam and Gold. the comforts afforded and its made the Queen's Hotel a ks of Buglish society sotrat aceaegemen Avorite resort of the whoer ran! al PIANOS FOR RENT OR SALE—CHEAP FOR Capron rent applied to purchase, at MERRELL’S, Now 8 Union square and 165 Fourth ay, Call and see them, P. HALE 18 MAKING 10,00 PIANOS FOR THE J. trade cheaper and better’ than small makers eat Duy the sok. Thirty-fifth street and Tenth avenue, (0) PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW AND SECOND 50! hand, of firat class makers, will be sold at lower prices, for cash or Instalments, or’ for rent, in city oF Country, by HORACK WATERS & SON, 431' Broadway than ever offered before in New York, Jgents wanted