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

SUROPEAN STHAMSHIPS. ‘UNARD LINE. view o! 1 e chances of collision armen ct tobias enceforth take a Specified lown to New York were sera Sor retarted the aa mo or ering e the nortl ihe north of: THR ORTH AMERICAN ROYAL HE BRITISH Alps BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLIN xa ee HARBOR Tossing the meridian of 60 t] Q PARTUIA. et “3 a Cpe? SAMARIA. Sa'day, sept Sept ABYSSINIA saiday, Sept 2 cALGRRYA \..W'sday, Vet. 2 lay, Oct. dd every following 'Werinenday’ Sar cabanas rom A Pork, “Steamers viharked “thus * de, not curt a Pamengers. cabin passage, $50, $100 and $ vording t0 ‘accommo. A Gocensiown a and oPor irelght aud cabin passage apply at the steerage ‘offic ‘at li Bre iiaday, J ein a Agent» Clark and Randolph strcete, Chieaxo, tH. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. - Pw STATES MATL Li MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO ¢ TO QUEENS Eargrpeel. town and aitiag wery Wednesday. NEVADA, - Septem! t B34 A. Septet ber If tag PM Mal re eee Fro! wise 46 fort RY Cabin ein ff gala Steer °, $30, currency. rage, i eo ie bewge be gh Eng! 1) me ri: Gui eee BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL Bngiand and Wales. Company’ ‘6 new F° CARDIFF, ne Bouth Wak pein Be ntic Steamshi| antic ast elas, Ey: Rgawil at trom Pennsylvania Bail- Pints SS ai theeed dedaadabatad September 17 October 4 eee cabin passage » St ae currency + peeoand cabin, ency; stecrag ‘currency. ' Pre sleertge ert ereney i Cardi ory currency. Deatts jor £1 For further paren ali tai sappl two ORONIBALD waxr ‘Agen 7 Broadwa} Now York. OHN O'DONOVAN ROSSA’S NATIONAL STEAM- ship Company's passage office, pier 47, fot of Hi fons sree Draits payable in Bogiand, Ireland and Scot. R® STAR LINE. ANTWERP SERVICE, Appointed to carry the ini ‘and United States ‘aaielen. Phiiadelphia. Bept. 10. Aug. 19. Aug. 12. opt 3 Building. Building. .-$100, gold ‘$35, currency Prepaid Gertincates, $36, currency. LIVERPOOL SERVICE. Ton: verDool. RD... Tak Bopt 7, soon as af rae tani RLAND, ‘000 tons, “PRICES ‘OF PASSAGE. Philad'a, Aug. 2 Sept i $100 currency 30 currency curren sta willl lowest rate 8, good tro anivere and liver! pool to all Onterior points int he. nited States vie the Hennsylvania Kailroad and its connections, thus affording parties in this ‘country & con- nlent ‘and cheap opportunity of sending for their THE HED SYAR LINE rill give special attention to the comfort of stecrage passengers; comfortable berths Wo erclanes sleeping ‘apartents ‘and good food wi en. iu .d surgeon is attached to each vessel. fre ee nee BOTSFO! ‘NILWORTH.. 2.53%. Put w. ‘3 bahia rons oF Fassaden” Cabin... been id certificates, e sold erp at ht will be received at all principal points in the st and ie in conn te on ith the phe ke : io Balrgad, Souther a pills of lading issued Ter Ante wor, Bremen, Hamburg, Havre, Amsterdam, Rotter. dam, Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Belfast, Mull and ‘Tho Red Star Line Docks at Fhiladetphia are in direct connection with the Pennsylvania Ki nd all mer- Shandiee intended for points beyond Philadelphia: ean be ce from the hold of the steamer to the cars intend fase (0, shippers and. risk of datnage by re- fleas aabinewsla froin crag For rates i ‘and passage, and other information, , ba did 0. W, COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad street. PETER Want & SONS. General ‘gents Willan Bgnter 2 Co. B. wonder Beskon lam eter, . vonder Beckeo, eu | General European Agent, Liverpool. ‘Antwerp. 5 ag DIRECT LINE TO TO FRANCE, ¢ General Transatlantic Company's mail steamships Detween sow one and Havre, calling at Brest The splendid is on this favorite route for the Continent will sail 1 from Siler No. 60 North River as fol- low eT. ecg eo Rossau...........Saturday, September 6 SURO) ei, ‘Saturday, September 20 TEBE DU tia H, Surmbat day, October 4 PEREIRE, Daure jaturday, October 18 Price of passage, in gold dneluding wine), to Brest or First c Cabin. a bo oesens ees $125 | Second Cabin.. $75 Excursion tickets at reduced rates. These steamers do not carry steerage passengers. American travellers gong to of returning trom. the Continent o both tran- europe, by twklng this Iine avo Phy English rajway-and, the discomforts. of crossing ihe nang beeldes vain time, trouble and expense. KORE MACKENZIE, Agent, 55 Broadway. _ TEAMER ST. LAURENT, FOR BREST AND HAVRE, will leave pier No. SU North River, foot of Morton Sireet, on Saturday, September 6 atdP.'M. Passengers ‘Bre requested to be ‘on board at 3 o’cloc GEORGE MAUKENZIE, Agent. PEOIAL, NOTIOR, 'K LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Notice is Here given that from this date the steamers of this line will vail trom pler No, 8 North River, toot North Moore street. TATE LINE. NiW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY. These esti new Clyde built steamers will sail from Ay North River as sollows:— ‘Wednesday, September 17 GEO! OLA + Wednesday, October 1 PENNSYRVANTA., Wednesday, October 15 VIRGINIA. ~~ Wednesday, Svea and every alternate tel thereatter, taking Bengers at through rates sof Great Britain al “oa iDetaare and Germany. and up For net ‘ht or passage a} USHIN BALD WINE Go, Agents, 72 Broadway. Bteeraxe Pussane 0 Office, 45 Broadway. HITE STAR LIN FOR QUEENSTOWN. AND LIVERPOOL, CARVING THE UNITED STATES Ma New and full-powered steamships, sailing from, New York on Saturdays, trom "Kiverpoot on hursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way, ADRIATIC September 6, at 3 P. M, ptember 13. at 10 A. Bf LT ptember 20, at 3 OCEANIC <September 27, at 9 From the White’ Star docks, Pavomia ferry, Jersey Passonger accommodations for all classes unrivalled, combining saiety,-speed and comiort. Saloons, staterdoms, smoking room and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt Surgeons and stewardesses accompany the steamer. gold; steerage, $3) in cntreney. md for frienisin the Old Country can Rag obtain meerage prepaid certificate: cur: Ten ee booked to and from all parts of America to Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australis, 16; Dratts trom £1 upwards pkey inspection ot plans and other information apply at the Company's office, 19 Broadway, New Y Bills 0 issued to Continental port wi. SPARKS, Agent. — ATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. ueenstown and Liverpool. tly to London direct, , a7 North fiver, ‘00L. Weekly to Fortnis From piers Nos, 44 and 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIV! SPAIN, Grace... ITALY, Thompson FRANCE, HOLLAND, Pra; Cabin pawsage, $70, $80, $90," currency ; st ey. Return tickets at’ reduced rates. Prepaid ¢ tickets from Liverpool, Queonstown, London- Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol or London, at the lowest at ig rate: For further information ae the sompany’ 's office, ‘No. 69 Broadway. ¥ J. HL Manager. NMAN LINE for Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail Steamers are a ted to sail as follows: — oir Oe piu Saturdyy, September 6,2 P. M. huraday, Beptember ll, 9 A. M. CITY OF PARIB, turday, September 13, Il A. M. CITY OF B huraday, September 18, 2 P. M. CITY OF R urday, September 20, 2 P.M. E CITY OF NEW YOR Thursday, and each succeeding Saturday ‘aud 45 North i RATES OF PASSAGE. Cabin, $70, $89 and $%, gold, according to accommodae ‘Wound trip tickets at low rates. Sveerage to Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, London- derry, London, Bristol or Cardiff, $3. Prepaid Certfi- cates, $82. currency. Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Swe- den, Norway, Denmark and Paris at recuced rates. Drafts issued west rates. For cabin pi and general business apply at the Company's office, No. 15 Broad For steerage passage, at 9 frond way hag ere neh acai 4 Stat G BHOWN, #2 Soutn Clark, ‘WM. INMAN, Liverpool, and HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPA: iron mail steamship FRISIA, Captain V. Cochenhausen, will sal] on Thursday, Sep- tember il, at2 P.M., for Hamburg, taking passengers from New York to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and Hamburg. Firgt cabin, $12, Bteeraxe, wae Generel Apts ‘Gi neral yen is. eneral Passenger Agents. 61 Broad street, New York. 61 Broadway, New York. The WESTPHALIA will sail September Is ptember 25,7 A. M. ‘Thursday, from pier F, Agent, or to hiladéiphia. or. Lake street, Chicago, ¥o. 9 Rue Scribe, ‘Paris. chp RMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COEPANY, For Southampton and Bremen, The psteamship AMERICA. Captain R, Busstus, will sail | Wednesday. September 3, at 2 P. trom Bremen rein Third street, Hobo! To lowed by steam- , Captain G, Keichmann, on Saturday, re ‘of passage to London, Havretand Bremen, ret cabin ‘able in gold, or its equivalent in currenc t OF passage terete ‘OBLRICHS & CO, Agents 0. 2 Bowling G Ane nav eRy Se thir SATUK: wn pier 20, North River, New York, ‘The steal Sre unsurpassed for elegance and comiort. Cabin state rooms are all od upper deck, thus securing good light and-ventilation. » res OF PASSAGE res. TO GLASGOW, ad gr L OR be, Wed, renters $75 and $65 od Lions, $130 mekets tor eRe, f cunkiti. or railway ‘ekets for passage to or from any or #tation in Great Britain, Ireland of the Continent issued it lowest rates, RAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES. Company's offices, Green, New York. No.7 Bow! OR bie Agents. WENDERSO! | For L 3 | For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 2 and 4 P.M. COASTWISE “STRAMSHIPS. _ ‘Pparcirio x MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S OALIFORNIA, JAPAN ar CHINA, CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND MARTHA, GREY- ASPIROWS-AND FA Pacitic “OOast A FEnU, 100, Se September &-steamer, GotoN in H. leave pier No. 42 North River ati2 o'clock oon for Xepinwalt direc with the steamer MON for San Francisco, and calling a Manzanillo and San Diego; aiso connects tral American and South orta.. Pre ports received until 5 Pariures of 20th each “month irom New. York connect with the company’s steamer touching at San Benito, Tonala, Salina Croz and Port Angel. The steamship COSTA RICA will loa @8an Francisco on Septembe for Honolulu, Sandwich Ialand One of the company's splendid steamers will leave San Francisco September 16, 1873, ior Japan aod China. For eed oF d assage, freig! tad vail eae aes ply at the company’s office, on the pier. foot nal GEO. DEURY, President Relic . J. BULLAY, auvereienaeaee Reet BAY COMPANY—FOR PUERTA PLAT. a and Santo, Domingo | City. —The Unites ail steamship. TY A. Delanoy, er No- 8. North Kiver on. Thursday, Septem: M.” Bills of exchange on Puerta Plata, and Santo te Domingo city in sums to, suit pur: chasers for sale. For frog it oF pas Y. to SPOFFORD BROTHERS & roadway. TLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Mail line for West Indies, Vipease ana pen Main. The steamers are appointed fro ana rine fon A i pie pair for Port au King Fenigmve for Curacoa, Santa Mart arthay ry +e: eee ee Feptember x For Port ce, Aux Cayes, Jacmel, La Guayra and Puerto Cal lig Coan epiember i at Signs or e app! en: Wallan ‘and ‘to Fin street. sW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE. Tuesday, at edar street), ‘These first clas steamships wi walt sail ever; SP. NM from ‘North ‘River (oot of mber soenter 18 ‘September 23 dior trelght and passage (having magnificent accommo- ream Hy WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO, gio. 8 Bowling Green. . MCKELLAR, Age: IRECT ne TO HAVAN. nd Oruz. New York ont joan as Steamship Une, leaving lO. t Aver a! yee me RY THURSDAY. QUBA (Havana and Mexico), Noon, Sept. 6 CITY OF MERIDA (Havana oni ‘Sept. U1 CITY OF HAVANA (Havana only) Sept. 13 onnoram maa span aa sree Sept 25, 1 3 or frelent oF pases SH & SONS, 32 2 Broadway. as LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT West, carrying the United States mail.—Steamer ciYDk, Captain Kennedy, will Neate! pier 20 Kast River, Bauicaay September 6, af 3 P. One bills of lading iven to Houston and ail points or on de jalveston, Hous- n and Henderson and R. No ‘charge {or torwatding in Now York. For: “neh ht or passage, having superior accommodations, apply C,H, MAL CO., 153 Maiden lane, or W. # OLYDE 119 Wail strect OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE. The steamship SHERMAN, from pier. 96 North River (foot of North "Moore street, Saturday, September 6, at3 o'clock P. M. Frei at yrecelved dally, Through rates given’ to St -ksburg, Mobile, ton and Indianola. Bor’ freight asa, ving superior accommoda- tions, apply to FREDERIU BAKER, pler 36 North river. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwell Svamship Li The steamship NEW ORLEANS, Gra "B. Vv. Gager, ill leave pier No.9 North fiver’ on Saturday, Septem. ber 6, 18 P.M. Freight received daily. ‘Through Peta girmanter Galveston, Indianola, Rockport or Aran- zas whart, iH San tiago and St. Louis. Cabin passe: steerage, $28. For trelght or pas- sage pa Bi we eLARE if SHAMAN, 85 ela OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. aptain Bolger, will Jonve pier 21, East River, Wednonday: ptember 1), at 4 M. Freight reoetved daily. Through rates given to Galveston, Indianola, Rockoort or Aranzas Wharf, . "Louis. Cabin passage, §: tb, tor Passage, having superiot HH, MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane. TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RIGHMOND.— The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch from pier 37 North River, their elegant sidewheel steam- ship OLD DOMINION, Walker, Commander, for Noriolk, oly Point and Richmond, on Saturday, September 6, at . M., giving through bills of lading to all pomts South dnd douchwort Through passenger tickets (all pores Accommodaiions unequalled. Apply at pler 37, or at gen- office, 187 Groenwich street, corner of Dey street. Lior com- ALBANY AND TROY $2, SARATOGA $3 50, BY DAY line boats C., VIBBARD and DANIEL 'DREW,.— Leave Vestry street’ pier at 830 A. street, north of Erie ferry, 30,4. M.. and Twenty-third town and Nyack iby ferrvboat landing at Yonkers, ilton, Pough- keeps "Rhinebeck, Tivoli, Catskill and Hudson. Con: necting for all points West and North. ‘Trip tickets to West Foint, Cornwall and Newburg, returning same day, 1. Tickets by special cars and baggage checked Saratoga and Sharon. At RNOON BOAT FOR ‘NEWBURG, POUGH- Keepsie, Rondout and Kingston. Ianding at Cozens’ West Point, Cornwall, New Hamburg and Milton.—The MARY POWELL, trom Vestry street, pier 39, every aiter- noon, at 3:8 o'clock. NITIZENS! LINE FOR TR GE, $1 elegant steamboats SUNN YAIDA aid POWELL leave pier 4y North River, foot of Leroy street, daily (Saturdays excepted), at 6 o'clock P. connecting with morning trains on Kensselaer and Saratoga, New York Geutral and Troy and Boston railroads fof all points North, East and West. The most direct route to Saratog: Lake George and Montreal. fae tickets sold and baggage checked to destination. JOSEPH CORNELL, 8 J{MLL RIVER LINE TO BosTON, via Newport and Fall River, rs BRISTOL and PROVI- er, foot of Murray street, bee Hall's Band 1s en: Superintendent AND SHADY SIDE ve ‘inlly from Spring sireet at 10 A. M., landing at Iwenty-third street’ ten ay time trom Spring street, 9:30, 10, 30 P.M, landing at Twenty-third ‘The world-renowned stoar DENCE jeaye pier 28 North daily, Sundays included), a ed for the seusoM. A, PB minutes later. Zand 2 street. | Fare 15 cents. OR STAMFORD AND GREENWICH.—THE STE boat NELLY WHITE leaves daily trom pier 30 and foot of Thirty-third street at $ A {JOR NORWALK AND DANBURY.—THE REX steamer AMERICUS leayes tithe foot of Market street, at 3:15 and Thirty-third street at 3:30 F, necting with the Danbury Railroa Fo, ASTORIA, HARLEM, MORRISANIA AND High Bridg: immer arrangements, Steamboats MORRIS. A and HARLEM will Morrisant 58.48, 7 2) Me “S120, 10:15, 11:45 A. M.; 1:15, + 1:30, 3:08, 4 o pot at'Eighth street, All bouts ‘connect en th IN tor High ©. H. LON¢ Superintendent. — Bridge. ENNSVLVANIA TAILHOAD. Trains leave New York, trom foot of Desbrosses and ortiandt streets, ag tollows:— Express tor Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the W With Pullman Palace Cars attached, 9:30 #0 P.M. Sunday, Fort Baltimore. Washington and the South, via “Penn. py Air Line,” at? A. M.,Saud9P, M. Sunday,9 Express for Philadelphia, 8, 9, 9:30 A, M., 12:9, 3.7, OOP. M., and 1s went, Sunday, 5,7, 830 and 9b. Mt a, via Kensington, at 7 A.M. and 6:10 Ys 820 second lag 7-06 FM K at 6, 6:80, e 4 Sont Tand ~~ 7: Suni For Elizawe 710.410, 910,11 A, 12 m sc ilo Manda aight, “Bendan, 635 8:10, 8:30 jn § BM. For fealiw HY 6 6:9, 7, 8:10,,9, 9 #0, Bio. a Pt abd Le agen For Woodbridge and He, synte 4 pee gegee My or jew Brunswick, 7 and 8:10 A.M. 12M.,2,3 610,89 9PM. aud 1d wight kuna O: stone, 8:10.A. M.,12 noon, 4 mbertville and Flemington 8 4, fan Py st Accommodation for Bordentown, Bu . den, 7 and 9:39,A. M1230, 21,8 an ornare =“ For Freehold, 7 nad} For Jamesburg, Revierton. ¢ boat trom pier No. M. iden, 6 A. M., and, via From Pittsburg, 2, 1:15 A.M, and f daily, except’ Mond more, via Pennsyly 10-10 jase, Zi ind O44 roniwes 0.1 Ase tor House, and footof Deabrowes and c tlandt streets. Emigrant cket office, No. 8 Battery, plac AL JE CASSATS, i BOYD, Jr, “General Manager. General Passenger Agent, STEAMSHIP LINE. NEW YORK TO Bele TOL NOLAND) DIRECT. ‘The steamers of this line will sail trom pier 18 Kast Ma follows :— Nah ND Jones, Wednesday, September 3 fg ‘Sep MARKY, Tolima roabin p anne $70; Intermedis "Stee 3, eure jo rm A Ys lo. Routh screen NOE ee TAREE NTA i _ EXCURSIONS. GRAND FISHING ‘pir te TO SANDY HOOK, ernment Lock.—Ocean steamer CHARLES cna. Permit granied to land at this dock Sunday, September. Tighew si. anding: Christophe et, North River, at 6 A. M. ; Eighth stres pier 27, fool of Doves street, ast River, AL. 40 TER. Mavagera P. Conner, , | Monuments dt prices that dety competition, | Turntny tor the trad ions ttt % EXCURSIONS. OCEAN EXCURSION TO THE FISHING ing a fine, vie fortifica- A! ue ab, that ‘and ‘leg ss ace sieumer TWI- PFERNOR'S Tb ANp OPEN TO yisirogs 7a Gernew elegant steam yacht GO jouse pier, at new a Casta Bo'clock ae Me until6 o'clock Gundays ineluded), tor Governor’ ‘0! FOR ROCKAWAY BEACH! FOURTH AND LAST Family ee the season, to Bookaway Besch: 1873. The steam! : Skt TLURY, 8 Baptain ear will leave Twenty-fourth eet, North River, at 8; Newark street, Hoboken, 8:30; pring street, North iver, 9: Cunard Dock, Jersey City, Sag ler 7 North Biver, > 3); Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, 6 at.‘ Should the weather prove stormy tne excar: sion will take place the iollowing Tickets for @ excursion, at children, ‘5 cen y Smith. ‘A. BLOOMFIELD, T. L. VAN CO IRM, ae its the weal permits, the boat will short excur- sion outside of the harbor as ranch Bi before go! to jocka way. — N® JERSEY SOUTHERN I RAILROAD LINE. ONE MORE GRAND SUNDAY, EXCURSION ol ATING FALAOE STBAM PLOATTYMOUTN ROOK LEAVING PIRR % NORTH & RIVER, FOOT OF MUR- SUNDAY, SRETEMBER 7, 1373, STOPPING AT r SANDY HOOK TO LEAVE RS FOR LONG BRANGHS THENCE OUT ON THE BROAD ATLANTIO. ATRIP TO SEA ON 8UGH A MAGNIFICENT steaMER as res ‘HK eUPMOure H ROCK IS A FrORDS MAGN 1 OFT Wee BREN ATE {TORTS Ligh sith, #0. AND AS THIB FLOM i PALACE STEAMS Di DowN OUR SOUTHERN, $9 PASSING LONG BRA NCH, OCEAN GR THE ricruRE 1s TRULY dies, MUSIC BY KEATING@S CELEBRATED BAND. THE PLYMOUTH RESTAURANT OFFERS THB D&LICACIES OF THE SEASON. TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR, EGULAR SUNDAY pos FOR KEYPORT AND ali the in serae fe landings.—The steamer NELLY ‘HITE, Oaptain J. will leave Barciay streot, B. jorth River, at o'clock every Sunday morning: leave eyport at 4. M. to return, i ie. BGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FoR NEW- burg, landing cH Yonkers, West Point, Cold Spriny Corn wal Jona Island.—The favorite steamer JESS) 'T, Captain James Sherman, leaves pas fore a Erookiyasae 8 A. M.; Christopher eek B Twenty- parsh street, N. BR, at 9 A. M. re 1er ‘the ex: cursion, $1. Sear: MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG rue nd, fare SUc. Sunday mornin street at 8:15, a Yonkers, Hastings, Dobl) twenty third by is Ferry, Bing, versa, Tona Island, Co.zens’, West Pi nats a Cornwall; return: ine. vill eave. Newburg at 2 o'clock, arriving in New ork at ATORDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION UP LONG Steanier Nell t River, at hirty- Saturday for Greenish es returning to the c' sty by moonlight about giving excursionists an opportunity to see all the ubite ustitutions on the East River, AMER SLUB HOUSE, ETC, Fare for the whole trip $1. HOUSES, Roooms, &C., WANTED, — In this City and Brooklyn. A —A.—A.—FREE REGISTRY FOR THOSE DESIRING « to rent Houses the ensuing seagon, at the real cs- iate office of PHALON & SLUAN, No. 31 Bast Seventeenth street (North Union Square), near Broadway. Most cen- tral location in the city. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—ABOVE TWENTY- third street, where the owner would take the rent, or a portion of Eo in, board, bya family of two; references given and required. Address J., Herald Uptown ranch otlice. A® PHYSICIAN WANTS A SMALL ENGLISH BASE- ment—or parlor Ellie tor an office, In some cligible location, between Third and Kighth avendes and Twenty. fifth and Forty-fitth streets; rent moderate. Address A.D. 1i,, 9 West Thirty-ninth street. GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND _ POSITION wishes to meet with another similarly circum- stanced (youn ot nrezorted) to join him in taking peti ments, tor the fall and winter, in or near Filth avenu aud Fourteenth street; object, COmpAnionsniD and re. duced expense. dress, with full paruculars as to habits, &c., E. H., box 3,409 Post office. FPOwsES,, FURNISHED | OR | UNFURNISHED, Wanted, for large number of applicants, | Fart 3 wishing to rent for winter or longer will please send par- ticulars to A. JOURNEAY, 51 Lispenara street. R OOM WANTED, ABOUT s0xi00, WITH STEAM power. Address, giving price, &c-, W. L. B., Herald otiice. Rous, WANTED.—A SMALL FAMILY WOULD like ¢ Rooms, furnished, suitable for housekeeping: must have two bedrooms; terms not to exceed $30 per station ‘oe reference given and required. Address X., station 0 STOREKEEPERS ON BROADWAY—ADVERTISER will pay liberal rent for space in front or a corner to put a Newspaper Stand. Address G., Herald Uptown Branch office. 'ANTED—DESK ROOM IN A BUSINESS PLACE IN the city of New York. Address 40 Penn street, Brooklyn, i. D. WAta neig! lehborh streets: ‘and pane Ohi 3 ceed $1,500. Address V. {SMALL HOUSE, IN FIRST CLASS tween Twentieth and Fortieth hth avenues; rent not to ex- » 'T., box 2145 Post office. WARTED—AN UNFURNISMED SECOND OR THIRD Floor, about six rooms, with improvements in side street, below Sixtieth street, between Third and Ninth avenues; family sma'l and responsible. Address A., store No, 1,25) Broadway, ANTED—BY RESPONSIBLE TENANT, FULLY furnished Boarding House, 16 to 20 rooms, with crockery, plate and linen; Tenth to Twentieth street; rent $20) to $250. J.J. M., 805 Lexington avenue. [TANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND wife, of the highest respectability, two or thr furnished Rooms, ina private tamily; best references given und required. Address, with ra Particulars and ‘hich must be modera 40 Post oftice. Warten WITH POWER OR PRIVILEGE to use a caloric engine, for a printing office: good location, down town. Address PHINGER, box 708 Post ofiice. ; V TANTED—BY A FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS, A Parlor, 3 Bedrooms and kitchen, plainly furnished, with conveniences, for a permanenry , rent not to exceed $40 per month; references. Address B., vox 119 Herald AMUSEMENT! RAND 0! ores, hae INS AT 4 TO 8. venue. Avaustin’ ‘Dal X. and Manager LAST Wi at ney UBT, THE PANORAMA, ayes THE FAMOUS VOCAL QUARTET. TRE /RGBOUS ion ATION, AS LAST MATINER BATURDAY NEXT. MIDSUMMER, NIGHTS DI B rice wal BY Bue the opegtagte will bo tonal ob very evening with the Spartiing Musical Farce of Taine MARRIED, except Saturday, eal the famous local Drama, LIFE IN NEW YORK, ‘will be given. now the sole sensation of London, will be produced here with Startling Dramatic Effects, on MONDAY NEXT NEW POLITAN THEATRE. 585 3 ye issn a w ROOTLEE. AN EX’ TRA’ THe ONEAT Sta COMPANY. MONS. MEHAY, THE DEVIL'S DOCTOR. Bring ail the children to se LUKE SCH street and Fight 585. aigneces. IONS, MEHAY, ne DEVIL'S DOOTOR, oT KING OF FUN. CKBY and MASTER DABNEY, RI in their pet iat Tee o ke Miss Belle Howitt, Hel ‘and Chas. Tteyn molds, Late a ITH REGULAR COMPANY EVER! Doors apenas 71 curtale rises af 134 0° o'el ae WRAY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Box office ope: UE MATINEE OOD’ MUSEUM. ELISE HOLT. Cass VRRDIOS Ci or SUOOESS, The celebrated Gomedi Ate young actor” rated Comedienne, ¢ young Ac 38 eHOLt "| MR EDMUND PLREOR, {ahernew Comedy’ | in pilgCloskey's Sensation, ‘Drama of OL, i Bo‘ mei 0 and the THE OHEVALIER. SHEL! DON'S Monday afternoon, Sept. 8 THE WANDERING SEW. M ( STRAKOSCH GRAND, sere OPERA ACA DEMY ‘OF MUSIO. The Grand ge of Italian Opera, 1678-1874, il commence 0} MONDAY EVENING NG, Septeinber 29, 1873. Messrs. MAURICE and MAX STRAKOSCH have the honor tomake known to the patrons of Opera, ut the Academy of Music, that the season will commence on EVENING, September The company will comprise the following artista : Madame CHRISIINE NILSSON, Mile, nOSTAVA TORRIANI, her becky eoerecaane: ii Pye ESI, her tirst appears ANNIE LOUISE CARY. Pgnor | CAMPANINE hi his first appearance. PO! Signor BENFRATELLI, his first appearance, ( MAUREL, hist first laphearance, Bignor DEL PI hig trst appe igor NANNETIL his Orst ‘ignor SCOLARA. Masical Director and Conductor. Assistant Conductor. Stage Manager... jot,” Thomas; Igotet ij y rat tention aig Vora Osim ‘Bart Der, of Seville.” Rov ‘the eal office will be open tor ieipdses § fort the season on MONDAY MORNING NEXT, September 8: at.9 o'clock, at the Academy of Mustc. ORGANS, &0. $200 MAGNIFICENT 7g OCTAVE, AGRAPPR rosewood overstrung irontrame (Goldsmith) Piano- latest improve- "8, No, 26 Bleeker PIANOFORTES, i fortes Stool, &c., carved case and. Loni ments; fully guaranteed. GOLDSM street, near Bowery. (A. BEAUTIFUL 1% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO carvod logs every improvement, warranted, $260 Pc pea rice; instalments taken, $12 monthly second hands, R, CABLE, 107 W. 23d st, corner 6th ay. job EELGL CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANO, i iouraound corner: Chickering, sacri: KORER & BROTHERS, 56 Bleecker ok onat of Broadway. BRILLIANT TONED 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD A Boron for pete Parlor, Chamber, Library Hiapororte, used six months, fully guaranteed : cost $300; Stool and Cover; Caoinet, c $100; has in| Furniture; sacrifice. Residence 104 Kast Werte nd street, between Fourth and Lexington avonues. DOUBLE ROUND PARLOR PIANOFORTE, 7% OC- tave, cost $1,010, will sell for one-fourth; guarantee from maker: has all improvements; an elegant rose- Wood Plano, $100; also complete. clogant Household Fur niture. Purchasers would do well to call, private resi- dence 210 West Zist st, as must be sold immediately, A’ HALF Potaer] PIANOS, Cupane AND MELO- deons, lit in perfect Prince & Co. Org rice ee eae it order, $35, $50, $100. nd new * Pianos for rent at reduced T. GORDON & SON, al Music and Muste Books. -S. st Fourteenth street, near Fit BEAUTIFUL WEBER PIANOFORTE, CARVED Tovewood case, carved legs, round corners, seven ognerey: cost r $250. Cash wanted. BL ODL 18 Waverley place, near Broadway. SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, $125, We are retailing the best finished and richest toned Pianolortes manutactured from $225 up. CO-OPE- RATIVE PIANOMAKERS, No, 9 Great Jones street, near Broadway. | ATTENTION, PIANOFORTE BUYERS!—SUPERB 74 octave rosewood Pianotorte; elegant carved le; | overstrung and every modern improvement} extraordi- nary sacrifice ; rare chance for protesso! JAMES GORDON, 187 Bieocker street LADY WILL SELL A_ BEAUTIFUL ARION 744 octave Pianotorte for one-third its original price; rosewood, tour round corners, carved case. legs, &c. also a find toned Fiano, $50, Apply at 2 Third street, near ery. A: MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSE WOOD PIANO- forte jd, four round corners, richly carved, mi y maker, used 5 months, full Suaranteed, cost $1.20, for $800: embroidered clot Sover, Stool, Music Books, superb Drawing ‘and, Room’ Suite, ‘Grand Ducless, Marie’ Antoinette sty covered milk brocude: Mtagores, Cabinets, Bookcase chamber, dining Furniture, at half cost; ‘property .of family leaving city. SB Wee 18th st, near Sth ay, AX ANT 7% OCTAVE RICH ROSEWOOD Pianoforte for sale, property of private family ; has ail modern improvements, tour round corners, carved le fe $900, for $275; rosewood Pianoforte cheap for At private residence 120 West 23d street. ‘0, ‘ORGAN—A ROSEWOOD PIANO, city maker, {ully warranted, $110; Mason & Hamlin’s rosewood Mélodeon, two Ph “only _PEE! EK & SON, 127 leecker | street, EW AND. SRCOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS tor cash, on instalments or to rent, $3 to $10 per month, at BETTS’ warerooms, 738 Broadway. corner Tenth street. SEPTEMBER 5, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. Urn 8a PEARS THEATRE. Manager. yeas, SHOOK PALMER Begins at & ‘aaroRDaY MATINEE at 1:30. fees engagement of the VOKES FAMILY p | eit positively icp on the Bith of September, and ‘as the ney to of these Geie aimee nro pea he Mout or the HUKY WHITE. Therefore on ane VENING: September will be re PSL'S te AEDT TY, pp nil I also. be. reproduced the re- markable three act bickens' “David Cop. perfeld,” ent auhiy rewriten ang n and reconstructed, Faiparecter actor and author, hich has been impersonation if ILRING. Hf week's ad. Me eF. MACKAY. bis admired representation of URiAH REP. pi had any of these periormances may now be se- “Situapar, aa wr MATINEE OF ALY'S BROADWAY, THEATRE, and 730 Broad w: mag: Me AUGUSTIN DALY sole Lessee and “rhe most sparkling sensation Diaries Herald. Pe EMPHATIQ, SUCCESS LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT and the popular and powerful OPERA BOUFFS, ander the direction of Mr. ©. A. CHIZZOLA. MARIE AIMEE, the aaser of opera ‘a Bouffe, with the whole of the new and brilliant company and GRAND ) CHORUS. AIMEE MATINER SATURDAY, at 1:30, LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT. Matinee prices, $1 and $1 50. Family circle, 60 cents, AIMEB AMUSEMENTS. YMPIC THEATR: papesos TROUPE. LTA dregs and public are ss! ‘unai ‘pronouncing oy mors complete in n any before fore given, MISS LYDIA THOM! HER NEW Laps COMPANY. binds caries or OLLODION, , an enormous suct ane es a paar al about o'clock. roma a AND. bsarumuay TIN HEPHTSED supported by every member of the mammoth organise» i MUSIO and NOVELTIES continuously intso- SRATORIAL PHENOMENON, in his song and daneo— ronder. ”” eannot be prolonged upon the bills te ea rin rae eeotnee places of he. Fe , BLACK CROOK. Noa ete mm RACE ceoee CROOK: wire 113 ty FeV RIAD < OF SLLENDORS. ANTATION SCE: MATT MORGAN'S GRAN PIOTOMIAL, ” ALLEGORY, Dike WOMEN, WEALTH FORTUNE IN WA: IMMORTALITY. Miles. BONI AND GIAVASSI, SURET OF NAT! STIR CREAR FRI gle f CARICATURISY, N SISTERS ue pals, ADRIGA! B.D. DAVIES, THE Pantin ovata Roree, Misohpus conto 18. A Gheragos at 1s REGAMEY, Performances commence at OPEN DAILY A’ MATINEE TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AT 1:30. OWERY THEATRE. WM. B. FRE: rep +». Manager FRIDA' 6, 1873, FAREWELL BENEFIT | d last appearance but one the Hon. WM. F. CODY First appearance of th paren 248 JAOK, who will illustrate his famous spe ywit La Vanenighe but one. et $e, he great Dr pram of uly with enthuslustie touts of approbation. Feproceded by rhe ene Comedietta, entitled OT OF INTEREST puONDay—& abs yeensation. Drama, called MARKED Hoapponrnnee of Mr, GEO, FRANOE. ALLAO"! BOUCICAULT. W ere ENGAGEMENT of Mr. DION BOUCICAULT. . * THIS EVENING, USED UP, * followed by ” KSBRY, id KERRY, received ite ‘og ENTHUSIASTIC “WPPLavse CROWDED’ HOUSES. Due notice will be given of the production ot the + COLLEEN BAWN, in which Mr. DION BOUCICAULT will appcar great impersonation ot MYLES.NA.COPPELEEN. Dane BEYANTS MINSTRELS, | TWENTY-THIRD greet, between, Sixth nnd Seventh avenues, near ‘heatre. OPENING ween OF THE SEASON. BRILLIANT EO) | GREAT SUCCESS. T'S MINSTRELS BRYAN’ UNSWORTH, BRYANT'S MiNgric ELS the great stump Orator. BRYANT’S ‘STRELS UGEN: BRYANT'S: MINSTRELS the wondertul Prima Donna. BRYANT’S MINSTRELS BOB H. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS | the rent Kocentrie Comedian. pee oe MINSTRELS | NELSE SE ae BRYAN’ MINSTRELS | REED, W. KWAY. SAARWOUD' On MONDAY BVENINO, Sopsomoer & rat appearauce of Mr. DAN, BRYANT. since his return trom Europe, he with immense success in Dub- lin, Liverpool and other European citie: CAD) OF mUSIC. SALVINI, bait SALVING nippy SEASON, Mr. MAURICE GRAU has the honor to announce that the eee nF TRALIAN aA: Sith. his complete Dramatic Company, in conyanction will ee city y AS ere, or TwENty’ ap ale FORMANCES, | making his appearance betore a New York public o! TUesus JAY EVENING, September 16, in his great char- acte! orale ime me the. SERIES 0 OF STEN TY. (2) (20) OE FORMANCES are Dow open at the office of leery Salvini Administration, Epon 7, Steinway Hal SCALE OF PRI eres BOR THE SEASON. Reserved seats uet and Balcony), $00 and $60, Eefrats Boxes, $205 '50u and $320 OBINSON HALL, SIXTEENTH STREET, three doors west of Broadway, ABRIVAL, ARRIVAL .... .. MARIONNETTES.. WILL OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 (PE AMERICAN MUSES, NENTRAL PARK GARDEN-THEODORE THOMAS. THEODORE THOMAS’ Mota ee R NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. PROGRAMME THI (FRIDAY) EVENING, September 5, at 8 o'clock. March, “Nuptial’’. --.Goun ‘iMendelescina Overture, “Fingal’s Gave’. Waltz, “On the Beautiful Rhine’. Keler Bela Selections, First Act, Wiluam Tell - Rossini snant ‘Hunya di Lasio’. Erkel (Fith symphon; 8, Polls Se ap Ly’ were March, “En vant” Admlssion £0 cents “Packages, 4, at the usual VISRY THUR: Gung'l containing 12 ‘iekebs, AY BV) Boe GRAND EXTRA CON. JERRACE GARDEN THEATRE. FRIDAY, Sept. 8 dL TROVATORE), St, LICHTMA ‘M Miss GARFUNKEL, Mr. PFLUEGER, a4 AE pet atl FULL CHORUS AND ORCA Adinission, 580 cents; reserved, Beents ‘pranos. SECOND HAND PIANOS IN THOROUGH ler, of sundry makers, for sale at low pi prices: also Pianos to Rent, by CHICKERING & SONS, Fast Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Finh avenue, YARD.—UNIVERSITY OF MUSIC, CHARTERED BY special act of Legisiature, 92 Clinton place; synopsis of charter mailed; private rooms and instruments for Practice. J. JAY WATSON, President, office. Warts “YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS A innell furnished Room, without hoard, ina private family, west of Broadway and below Waverley place. ‘Terms must be low. Address L. K. W., Heraid omice. 0 LET OR SELL—SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD round corner Piano; good order; would sell low, Latte n0 Halt for it; rent $7 per month. Inquire at2al Basi ]ENCING AND BOXING ACADEMY, 18 CLINTON place, near Broadway.—Boxing taught in 2¢ lessons. fine assortment ot Fencing Apparatus and Boxing Colonel MONSTERY. r sale, WwW ANTED TO LEASE—BY A SMALL PRIVATE family, a furnished house, between Thirtieth and Fortieth streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues; rent not to exceed $3,600. Address, stating locality and’ terms, 8 P., Herald U; blown Branch office. ANTED TO RE} OR SUBURBS, FROM v —IN CITY about October 1, a small House (tour to six rooms), with yard; must be in bealthy location, good neighbor: no nd hot over an hour from bus rent must be low. ‘Please address, with best terms, K. M. E., 23 Bond street, New York. AS Ae ANTED TO RENT—BY ONSIBLE, HIGHLY V House, containing about 14 or 16 ro respectable and careful Tals, @ nicely’ furnished ated between xth avennes. Touth and Thirtieth streets and Third and Address for one week, stating terms, M. U., 210 Kast Thir- | teenth street. (Jn the Country. FPCRSISUED HOUSE WANTED—WITHIN: TWENTY minutes of New York; a gentleman ana wife, with best references, svill pay ‘$50 per month from October 1 to May 1, Parties moving in town for the winter can make a rable arrangement by addressing M. W. 5.) Herald office. MANTEL SiEAM MARBLE AND MARB 14 and 135 E teenth street. — jarble Counters, Marble MARBLE KLABER, A «ing Works, Marble and Marbleized Manwels, Thin: X ASSORTMENT “OP MANTELS, UNSURPASSED jor beauty of des gn and quality of workmanshij Biate Work of all kinds.a specialty.” Workmanshids PENRYN SLATE COMPANY, _Fourth avenue and Seventeenth strect, Union square, A A.—MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS AND « Tiling, suverior to anything offered in this city: Monuments, Headstones, Marble Counters and Wainscot ing, in fine, selections ‘a: LABER ‘ble Works, 217 7 to 228 West F it OF 0) ntels, Samples of lal seoting on exhibition orks, 217 to 233 West Fi nd Bighth avenue GTrART's SLATE / MANTELS, MARBLE “AND WwooD 1 Manigie rich, and elegant idestzng at tne Yow os. 22) an est Fwenty-thir Bevenin ana Fighth avenues” wurl Steck betw aan __ BILLIARDS. pia ren fant OF BEY Ml sal 4 ‘ables, new and second hand, fi i sale by W. i. GRIFFIT iit CO. Billard Table Sapbtaee turers, 40 Vesey street, A ctetd Rat cont om saw ann encox «han: jard Tables const ; E, PHELAN’S, No.7 aha sae wien CIGARS AN D TOBACCO, ALEAR HAVANA FARS—EQUAL a ada athe also fine RQUAL IN VERY RE s JBERT A, OAMSTEDT, $2 Platt streot, between Willem end bald. ae MISCE! Li LANEOUS. | SULEJEWSKI, | FRESCO PAINTER ARTIST. — + Finest in the French and Italian; all orders Promptly attended to. “Models Mt No, 1,010 Second av. ETO PARTIES IN CITY o Mshing thek ront ors walrcuse my cl e ished, &¢., by a ical man terms tioderater BH. MaRSUAINe BN Rant Puleevcnith atenegee Madteat G. 5OO PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW AND SECOND hand, of first class makers, will be sold at lower brices, for cash or ustalmenta. of tor rent in city, oF country, by HORACE WATERS & SON, Broadway, than ever offered before in New York. Agents wanted. FRENCH PROFESSOR WOULD LIKE NEW EN- gagemonts: private selgols nena pra pupils. Call on or adaress PROF K, No. 38 Clinton place. A GERMAN LADY, PERIENCED TEACHER of French, German and eoglish. languages, which she speaks with facility, wishes to obtain a position as governess ot teacher in a school; best references given. dress Dox 070 Post off MERICAN PARENTS wuo ‘WISH THEIR CHIL- dren to speak, read, and write the German language correctly, also French and music, can find OINe for then in the house of the J. Ae L, 129 Norfolk street, New York. A. GERMAN LADY, AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER of French, German and English, which languages she speaks with fucility, wishes to accompany a family to kurope as governess’ or companion; best references. Address box 3,670 Post office. USINESS COLLEGE.—WEST SIDE COLLEGE, Sixth avenue, corner Twenty-third street, —Book: keeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic, counting room train- ing, business education; young men and boys qualtted ror profitable situations. £Vening school also, Please call. EDFORD FEMALE INSTITUTE—NOW UNDER the care of Rey. and Mrs. KR, J, Con resume du- Hes September 15, 1873. For particulars address PHINEAS LOUNSBURY, President, or A. WILLIAMSON. Becre, tary, Bedford, Westchester county, N.Y. \HEGARAY NSTITUTE (ESTABLISHED IN NEW English and French tor young ladies and misses. ing and day 187 and 109 Spruce street, Pluladelpiia, Pa: nguage of the family and is constantly spoken in the Institute. Mm Dp” HERVILLY, Principal. {RREHOLD INSTITUTE, FREEHOLD, NEW JER- Fei ci ayy Catalogues send to Rev, A. G! CHAMBERS, rincipal. IRARD INSTITUTB—SELECT FRENCH AND ENG. h Day and Boarding School, 35 Kast Sixty-second aereet near ine Central Park, will reopen September 1A Bend for @ prospectus. is Prot. PAUL E. GIRIARD, Director. ESPINASSE FORT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE FOR 4 young adieq reopens, mph ember 22 Circulars at hdl 24 '8, 33 Un api an ____uE BSPINASSEE % RISDMANY'S, 12 Pine street aE DAILY GRAPHIC BALLOON, Ayitel AND" DUNALDSON, is announced to dep: WEDNESDAY, September 10, between the hours of 4 and 6 P. M. il everything 1s favorable, In deference to the wishes of the public, supported by petitions signed by leading citizens of this and neighbor- ing cities, THE IMMENSE AEROSTAT, the largest ever constructed, with the car, the lifeboat, the famous paper boat Donaldson, the carrier pigeons and the oneal complete, will be exhibited at ITOLANE GROUNDS, BROOKLYN, on SATURDAY EVENING, September 6, from 419 9P. M.; on MONDAY, September &, trom 9 A! M, to 9 P. on TUESDAY, Senember 9 trom 9 A. M. to oP and. on WEDNESDAY, September 10, trom OA. M, wstil the hour of departure, which will probably be between the hours of 4and6P, M, of the day last nanied, ‘The acrostat will be inflated so as to fully show its im- mene Proportions, and during each evening the grounds w Ne BRIGHTLY ILLUMINATED BY CALCIUM LIGHTS, ‘The boats, car and outtit will be exhibited in a spacious tent, erected for the occasion. During the evenings of exhibition ILLUMINATED BALLOONS will be sent up, provided with dali) which will be let ea At yarying eititudes constituting & AN 1 PrROT EO DISPLAY IN THE ADMISSION 70 THE EXHIBITION, Tickets, 50 cenit: ch ; children under 12, half price. Street cars from the principal ferries run direct to the grounds, Aw OF MUSIC, Grand bees ALLEGORY, “COLOR GUARD,” sev zn RIGHTS ¢ ONLY, aiacsimseess «7 ‘sep rem bes r the benefit of Destitate 8 of widlers, got the late War, UNDER AUSPIUES OF SUMMER Bag if, NO,'4, GA. B, NO MATINEE. PPA, EXPOSITION AT TH OKLYN RINK and adjoining buildings, Theses and Vanderbilt avenues. Cars from ferries. Le gd ire feet more added for the accommodation of the public ‘and of exhibitors. ng to the public MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 18, hi and manufacturing in full operation. to interest and instruct. Ele- gant ery Nh Conterno’s orchestra. r Beauty | The Tantei in full play, embowered in how sands of Novelties to interest and instruct, | Special ar rer ents eltign, Address BROOK: INDUSTRIAL MRSHITUTE, 3 Fulton st., Brooklyn, Mes: CHARBONNIER'S FRENCH PROTESTANT Poarding and Day School for ims: ladies, No. 36 Kast gtd inh street, (loruwerly itvenue di Roule, Paris), will re-open Septem| 2 in ember ‘I, when Mlles. MSUARBORNIER r school i in’ New York. 188 RYER’S SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG CHIL- dren will reopen on Tuesday, September 9, in: the Wesleyan Chapel, on Seventh avenue, between Thir- teenth and Fourteenth streets, R YE SEMINARY, RYE, N, Y,—NEXT SESSION WILL commence September 17, ‘The course of instruction For particulars apply to the is extent princi TUDIES jot phen AT THE pte TN TITUTE— Home and school for. RGA 'rytown on Hudson, Circular: ‘rincipals, ARM. NAC and’ ROWB. T. a ACADEMY FOR YOUNG 1 LADIES, beste ing. N. Y.—studies will be resumed first Mon- ne in Lay ber; board and tuition semi-annually, $13), c ve atid thor Mra. 8. J. Li Te: tieulars appl A Tear aliy E io sory ~ N, AT EPIS. cop cadet, "en a ons le! . J - MRL, Rector, HE PILGRIM.—BAIN HALL, GREAT JONES street, between Broadway and ‘Bowery. every even ing at& Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 2 30 P. (CARD. MUSICAL, —MI38 WATEON HAS RESUMED rivate Musical instruction at her residence, 2 Clinton place; Piano, Organ, Gui in vate Tooms and instruments for REN! NC) Lyric HALL, Sixth avenue, rortzsecont Aitcen Reservour square, Feopens September 16, Send or call for circulars, ILSON & HAMILTON'S SELECT DANCING Acadomy, Arthur Hall, 303 West Fourteenth street, near Eighth avenue. —Classes always open for beginners. vor termes, ec. send for circular. [Nt#RLAREN. Grand Hotel_F fel Ritechard. Largest and Best Hotel at Interlaken, ‘saloon for #0) suasta: bathe apd Ee ane ar EL oy hee THEATRE. wee ¥ TBVENIN SEPTEMBER 5,1 ¥g iii WEL! bE BENEFIT, OF cee on which ovenaion pine celebrated Western Hero, will appear i ine nea Pirie a and ree rengnned ousracteristics of DRESS re) MANNERS OF THE E WEST. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF BurraLo” BILL, T sit bRo COMIQUR. sid BROAN AT THEATRE COMIQUE. Sosa HART. -Sole Proprietor og OTICE. GREAT SUCCESS NOTICE. OF THE SEASON. MONDAY, Sept. 8 TRE GREA‘ MONDAY, oepe iE HARRIGAN AN ‘ART CARICATURIST, HARRIGAN AND HAR’ rr. E. JUMP, IN A NEW AND ir. B. JUMP, ORIGINAL SKETOH, Mr. B. SUMP, THE MULLIGAN THE BEST GUARDS. OF ALL. MULLIGAN, GUARDS. Gress giceen OF ag Miss KItry Crees JOHN WI Wand the JOHN HAR}, f ? RM, CARROLL & ‘SONS, SENSATION, NNIE HUGHES, THE STATUE ‘ADA WRAY, OF THE PERIOD, ADA WRA WHIC TROUPE OF WITH PROF. TOBIN'S AMERICA, NDBRFUL SEE THE PISSOLVING ‘praToR, MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURD OOTa'S THEATRE TERT RRGOR B. BOOT! Sole Lessee and Manager THI8 EVENING, TUESDAY, September 2 ‘and every evening during tho week, except Saturday JOSEPH T JEFFERSON RIP VAN WINKLE, with a full and nd poweriut cast. EFFERSON MATINEE. ‘RIP VAN WINKLE, y on SATURDAY, Soptamber 6, at 2:98 .Y EVENING, September SATURDAY EVE: P er ew MAGDALEN. Seats may be secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANOE atthe box oo r4 the theatre. or its branch ticket office at the. of ©. H. Ditson & Co., 711 Broadway. . Ne TORT TERATRE (late Fechter's), Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. Vict Mansell bas’ ihe’ hoaot’ ta announce that the New Lyceum Theatre will be formally opened for the on the evening of MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, yhen will be represented f States, and after a run ‘anteed its impré 1 aint first fame in the United ver ioe the in Lond trey has drew Halliday’s AM same title. | “Notre Dame” has been chosen for perform- slates oy - hades pont nt interest of the story and the berirsir'| SPLEN ‘DIDS SPECTACULAR EFFECTS, all of which, be it said, are strictly legitimate, and will, it is hoped,’ be gratifying to the connoisseur as weil as Pleasing to & genoral audience, The engagement nee New Lyceuin Theatre, and the special retention to fi iie’principal role in Notre Dame? ot the artist to whows the character belongs b; Pas asad aaa are an cara- ost of the intentions of the management lation to novelty in actors and plays. efficient company for ae THE King Miss Jeffreys Lo will include Mr. T. ©. wis, Mr. Charles Wheatleigh, Miss Henderson, Mr. Henry Dalton, Miss Crayiora,, iss Edgerton, r. Leeson. &c. Scenic sires Me. inard Lewis soph a Galo ‘Stage Manage: Charles Wheatleig! the Bal- M let and vot Groupings, Mr. Espinosa; ‘Gouductor of the Orchestra, Mr. Reiff. THE SALE OF SEATS. An impression having been created as to the monopoly bys speculators, of the cholecat seats of the Lyceum ca for the opening nights the management respect. fully announces that care has been taken to secure to the ‘The box office NE: Public its rights. is now open, and seats ma; be had for XT MONDAY LAdtte| AN fy MINSTREL: HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, cing, MONDAY, September 1. EVERY. "EVENIN and SATU. MATINEB. The only yA great origtmal CH, us’ SAN FRANCINOO MINSTRELS HO OLEY? 3 OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLY®, EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- way, between Houston and Bleecker streets one should visit the wondertul museum : itis full ofeve thing people should see and understand. Lectures daily hilosophy of Marriage.” Those parties unabi to attend these clad ty lectures can have them for- Rarded, post free on receipt of 28 cents, by addresain SKCRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, OF Broadway, New York. B. KAUN'S GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIC Institute—Rebuilt, remodelled, and with 5,00) tresh attractions, ‘now open to the public. at 03. Broadway, Bearly opposite the Grand Central Hotel. Models of every ortion gt the human frame, Drea Mechancicat faures, dc., ac. altogether comprising the most enter- ‘and instructive exhibition’ in the world, Admis- . Scientitic lectures daily; tree to visitors. NHE PILGRIM.—BAIN HALL, 6 Paintings valued at $100,000; Tableaux, Autom aton Figures in size, solo quartet, Juvenile and Ju- bilee Chorus and Orchestra, Lecture and Grand Trans: formation Finale. Admission, 50c, Thc. ; dress circle, $1; balcony chairs, $2." ‘Shijafen hai, ric . BAIN, Proprietor. UMMER NIGHT'S F&S- GPE LIEDE KKRANZ. tival, ee Terrace Gare . Fity-eighth street and Third av turday, Sep ember 6, 1373, commenc- ing at 80" lock ¥ pdilssion for non-members, if troduced by. r, $2, for one gentleman and one lady; extra’ | ladies” tokets # WSoewrnan, aecietary. cretary. LE BULL VIOLINS, GOLD MEDAL GUITARS,— Ole Bull Strings, 30c. each. Musical Instruments re- paireg. . Mianos tuned. | Music for parties | MUSICAL AGENCY, 92 Clinton place. Circuiars mailed. A THE SCENERY AND WORKING FIXTURES, complete, of a small New York city theatre tor sale at one-tenth their value, Apply at 723 Sixth avenue, METorouran THEATRICAL SHOW PRINTING HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREBT. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY MUSICAL, T THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY © OF AT ss Mrondway, near Eighteenth street. ‘MOBIC, Vocal Clubs are how forming for learning to fusic in Quarcet and Solo. 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