The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1874, Page 2

2 — —-OETY_BEAL SOTATE FOR SABE. TIENTION.—NOW ON EXHIBITION, FOR SALE by Executor, 4 and 16 bust rect, between ‘sino and Fifth avenues, (wo spien ut nt stone Houses; new: onter: Thomas, Conover, wanacei. Permits only trom OLIVER BRYAN, 5 Reennene: bite B SAL “Cnr BRAUTIPCT, rat HOURE, southwest corner Madison avenue and Seventy: bighta street; very complete. JESSUP, 258 B Broadway. XE, CHANCE POR FINE HOUSE VERY curar— t Seventy-fourth street; copservatry, team heater we. seeut well built up and cceupted. JSSSUP, 288 Broadway. Foss, ‘CENTRALLY LOCATED, AT SACRIVICE, with ‘posseaon.—Kesoonsible parties, wishi orrent, will save much time by Ga Bu NDAUE 4 CO. M Union square, # ot SLADE, ST FIFTY-THIRD STREET, SEVEN DOORS st of Fifth avenue.—Four story high stoop 2) Dwelling. superbly, proportioned, V7 wes foot brown se cheap K. STEVENSON, Jr. 1 Pine street. RNISHED, ALL $30.0002oE SEED. Botae is, Pertaet fon om; ‘is & three story high stoop, 20x50x! “5 ation, between FOrty- Aft wha Pikes streets; tere is WO mortaage on if; terms will be made to suit; immediate posse-si TIKER & CO., No. 5 Pine street. East side. YOR SALE OR TO LET—A FOUR STORY BRICK Ine Balldung, with eae) omer: on Bay, uire on the’ premises, No. ‘ast Broadway, or at LeiRGee e CO'S., 260 Bowery — NOR SALE OR LBASE—A PINE THREE STORY AND Dase nent high stoop House, with all improvcments Twontieth suiven neat Third avenue; $1820; Mite cash required. Address 1. 8., Herald offic Ks eon Tt BROOKLYN Rosca 2 aco, Si and & Prunin sercet, New WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. JOR SALE-IN TWENTY-THIRD WARD, A OT. | tage House, containing 8 roms, with modern im- rovemen sonable; frst class neighboraood. fiquire of JAMES L. PARSHALL, Washington avenue, corner « b street. PROPERTY OUT OF THE cLry | FOR | SALE OR TO RENT, RANDSOMR ORNAMENTAL VILLA, 16 ROOMS: A acre in Howers and trait; carriage house: sev NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 1874.-wirH SUPPLEMENT. TO LET FOR t BUSINES! PURPOSES. SMALL OFFICE / at 66 KEADE STREET TO LET cheap, it for architect or others. LiV- INGsTO. DDLEDITCH, Stationers, No. 4 Barclay st. | —SOMB THE CHOIOEST STORES TO LET, cheap, on Sixth avenue alse two corner Stores on First and $400 to $60 per year. ane Tt avenue: AMES FETREICH, 999 Sixth a STORK, IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD :OF TAR lege arth Avenue Railroad depot, Thirty vecond e' any bain as wie ‘apartments in rear, MATPAEW BS quors. UB RNS, 142 East Thirty-third stre A THIRD AVENUE. STORE TO LET—IN THE BEST business block on the avenue; large plate glass wingg asi with of without Fixtures, BYRNES, 142 East Thirty-third street. STEAM POWER—ROOMS AND FLOORS TO LET, 18 and 20 Pell street; rent avenue. A with or without Power, a! tow w wood | Workers or other ITEAM POWER.—TO LET, ROOMS, 5X10) PEBT, well lighted: steady power: heated with steam, and use of el ora JOHN McLARES ir ‘TEAM POWER.—TO LET, AN AN ENTIRE BUILDING, four stories, size 75x10, or in Floors; also Floors, Parts of Floors and two Basements in other buildings, with steady Steam Power: low rent and low isurance. Inquire ‘at 329 Bast Forty. first sirect, ITORES, SHOPS, LOFTS AND OFFIC BS TO LET Atreduced rehts, in 179 Thompson at, 22 West 4th 53 Spring st., 101 Prince st, 20 Bond st. FRANCIS Grane NS, Agent, Ly West 4th st, near Broadway, EVERAL VERY DESIRABLE STORES TO RENT yon Eighth avenue, for drugs, wrocery: dry goods, or + prices, $4,700, $2,500), $1,800, $1,080 and $720, Tia ?S0. S & PRET, 1,08 Broudway, neat Forty-fourth ra S eee LKT—THE WELL KNOWN AND LONG KSTAB- Nabod Oyster House and Restaurant No. 25 Clinton street, noar Pulton strect, Brooklyn: has been kept for many Years by Dominick Colgan, who now wishes to re- tire on account of his advanced years: the house is large 4nd commodions, weil furnished throughout: is first class and tn one of the best locations in the city; this is a rare chance for a party who understands the business, as tee prospects for making money Js undoubted. For particulars, inquigo of D. & M. CUAUNCEY, No, 207 Montag Brooklyn. NO. LET-SUITABLE FOR A DRUG STORE, THE Store corner Ratgers and Madison streets. Luguire in store 200 Madison street. N BROADWAY, re, 2x00 feet; rent very low. t store 214 Broadway STREET, A Apply in the NEAR BOND LARC business. order, suitable é WaLsh, 253 Greenwich street, Guo. W ainuiss from ferry, Staton a; 87.000; worth 814.000, | —————— : = z 2 00 Brom strect. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, VERY FINE WELL BUILT FRENCH ROOF CRIES is! eR! TE AA Nouse, extra lange; lot well teaproveds tres mic ‘chunghacneoe ies frou station, Inquire of or adazess WILLIAM H. FURNISHED, FOUR story HIGH sTooP BROWN Rosalle, N. J stone Hlonge, between Sixth avenue and Broadway, — of it J per month. PSON & BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE-OVER | PRETO Lia Ea " Bene fomens andiiat; fe wlew: 9 PEET, 148 Broaawas, near Forty-tourth street, ome: seven minutes’ Wak trom, ierry, Staten Islan $8,500, worth $4.50), Sie Broad street. Unturni: hed. ALEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE NARROWS—ONE Ay eC BRT, AS Oe CARERS. AIBBBe, ) MBAR roperties on: Staten Ialendte laces, + Bleecker, a neat two story brick House; gag, water: , facluy the bay and ocean: grounds (six i order. or at 336 West two large greenhouses, filled with tsand grapes extensive stabling; ten minutes from ferry by horse cars; cost $125,000; p: $25,000, (0 close estate. " Call and see. JARRLN, 60 Broad street _ & SALE—A BARGAIN, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL | F° Farm and Country Seat in Bucks county, Pa; 40 | acres very ric, smooth land; only 5 minutes’ walk from large town and railroad station; cl ean be divided and sold off no buildings; handsome brick Dwell porch, Venetian blinds; plenty flowers: tenant house. splendid > aru, carriage, wagon, deli fe hog and poultry houses, éc.; fine orehard: delicious water: price, including @ tony Hay, Wheat, Corn, Poun- toes, all kinds vegetables Horse and Carrtage, Chickens, elegant Furniture, Piano. ae. cash $3,000, balance easy ; a rare oppor of a lady going abroad; ‘1 hour from Whladelphine Ya daily trains; $44 hours from New York, 6 trains; take M. train from foot of Liberty street, New Jerssy Central Kaliroad to Beakichomn’ Bae’ there Nortti Peunsyivanta Railroad to Quakertown, Pa. In. quire ‘at Miller's Hotel, at station, for G. L. WALKER, an return same day ARM FOR i LE 18 ACRES, HOUSE AnD Daas | elev ant order; 15 minutes trom ferry ; $3,000, worth 12,000; terins easy. Other cheap Property.© OORNELL anderbilt Landing, Fe Staten Isang. R SALE~A NICE TWO STORY COTTAGE HOUSE has one or two lots; was built for resent owner ie Dloeks from terry, in Stapleton, 8. I.: has nine ‘ooms, and is convenient in every way. Inquire of T. JALLAGIER, No 110 Greenwich sect ~ OR SALE—FARM OF % ACRES IN THE TOW: Chatham. Morris county, N. J., fronting on Passaic er, on which are applos,’ cherries, pears, peactes, es. blackberries, raspberries, strawberties, grapes. plendid building sites; very healthy; ten ‘minutes trom station. half a mile tram churen, sehool, store, &¢ ; | terms eas: Address NEW JERSEY, Hérald office’ ANDSOME COTTAGES ON HUDSON TO LE Beautitul scenery, boating, &e. one hour from New York ; bargains; see Buotographs Le eee No. 1 Park place. HE ISLAND OF CAMPOBELLO, CONTATNING about 12.000 acres; the fnest summer resort on this continent; the wood n the island wilt pay more than the EMERSON & TA’ ears Building, Be 7°: COAL AND IRON. MEN THE proved Property, in Tenn¢ week very cheap. Address M For particulars appl Soston. HRB ___ REAL ESTA’ te A XY SMa. L HOT hour irom Ne dank; kK. “TO” EXCHANGE, FOR SALE oR CHANGE—ONE, York, New Haven Railroad. on river bathing, boating, fishing ; T., Herald om A —HANDSOME RESIDENCES IN PHILADELPRIA, + Pa. and in Bricksburg, N. J. (the latter tree frou encumbrance), to exchange tor dweiting {8 Brooklyn. A BLOMQVIST, 10’ Nassau street, GOOD TENEMENT AND LOT (817.500 —TOGE’ HER with good mortgage of $11,000, aad $4,000 c: exehange for two or three old houses, or te: ements and jots that can be improved. — PUALON & SLC $1 East seventeenth or vicinity, a first class Hou i ELIZABETH inity, a first class House in Brooklyn, conve- alent to ferries oF curs. god ©. HOYT & SON, 171 Broadway. HALF bel HOUR FROM A RESIDENC XCHANGE—FLUSHING, New York, large House of fruit. shade, stable, Lis OF PROPERTIES, CITY AND COUN- to exchange for Lots or Houses; good ranted for Waltham Gold Watehes. Call carly Broadway. F1OR SALE OR EXCHANGE les irom New York, new building: Heraid offi minutes trom depot; ten pienty truitand shade i, GARDEN ck Railroad ; price trom statin: Woodbridge, $2 E slungton street, Ho- Inquire of KRA EXCHANGE FOR OUNIMPROVED ¥, (ree of encumbrance, a Manutacturing » Weill located in Brooklyn, with engine. boiler, shatting, ‘tc., all in complete order; well idapted tor a planing will'or furniture manuractory.. Agents heed not answer. Address BUSIN1SS, box 219 Herald office. FOR SAE OR EXCHANG. 4 Springs, and other Lots New Jersey aud ‘Broadway, room 15, CHANGE ACRES 1N FARMING. ale, L. T., within an bour’s ride of New York city and | eight minutes’ walk of stewart’s new depot, in good state oi cultivadon, Apply at No. 4 Pine street, room 19, ¥ YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE TO SELL OR BX. ge. leave des ©, WAYLAND iption with C, jt. CHANGE—FOR SOUTHERN OR WESTERN horse power Engine, with boiler complete hed, nearly new. with lease of wood yard; separate or together. Address &. DUNNING, station D. TANTED—AN UNENCUMBERED COUNTRY RESI- dence or smail F Eats Wein in Newark, worth $15, 129 Herald office $20.00 r the city, for good Real W, Address BARGAIN, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR small city. House: one of the choicest places in Miainfleld; house has all modern unprove- arriage house, with one acr eand al! kings ments; barn, of fruit, & ‘location the best in that beautiful cit RIKER & CO. 5 Pine eet. ir =FOUR STORY BROWN stone 25.000. House, in 4 good location, equity 16,000; must have $7,000 cash; balance in out of town Toperty. LOOM (Ahab tierhanalal FU RNITUR RL. ND MONTHLY PAYMENTS POR «Furniture, Carpets ding, at B. M. COW- ERTHWAIT &'CO.’=, 155 and 157 Chatham street. An immense stock and low prices. —WEKKLY OF CARPETS, FURNT LARGE ASSORTMENT ture and Bedding, at lowest cash prices, by weekl instalments, at FARRELL'S waretouso, 410 Bignth avenue, between Thirticth and Thirty-Grss streets —39 HAST THIRTEENTH STREET.—HOUSEHOLD + Furniture, Carpets, Mattresses, &c. ; a splendid Bed Toom Set, a grand Piano, at private Sale at auction prices. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED silk brocade, Grand Duchess style, cost $400, for 10... $100; $8; Pianoforte, $275; Paintings, ronzes, r at a sacrifice: irrors, “Stive rware; Chambe ining Furn: tur property tamily leaving city. W. K. LIVINGSTON, 36 Wout Bub at A. YOR SALE, PU RNITORE, PLANOFORTES, GAR. vat Mirrors. Paintings, ‘bronzes, Bookcase, Redan ka, rte Bedroom Surts, $26 up ward ; complete and Furniture, dc contained: In private ‘revi: » 1) West Twenty third street, in lots, for half cost. Wentep—« LOT O¥ GOOD FURNITURE, NEW OR second hand. in exchange for equity (about $3,000) 1n stone House up town. P. G. HUBERT, Jr., 61 Liberty street. ON BUSINESS, Jaw suits, absent friends, love, mar- Pay retused uniess sat Mme. SINGH, Clairvoyant & Sixth avenue. STROLOGER—rnorRsROR eee NO, 229 SUxTH years’ practice joston, send fi Ae vAdareds ail octers, B03 4h20 New: York Pink OmOFRAR ChAIRVOY ANT. ATES NAMES; jess; causes inarriages; We. to $i. No. Biee ry Pa | street, OOLLINS—A TRUTHFUL AND RRLTARLR Mibarrova ‘275 Siath avenue, near Sevenwouth jaid out, covered with choicest fruits, | oF | no mosquitoes, Address | TRY SEAT, 19 | —40 ACRE FREE AND | Inquire in ae rome. store, rty-second street nt $750 Ah EGE RENT, FROM AUGUST 15 AND § «tember 1, the largest and best French Flats on this continent, including corners; $ to 10 rooms: $65 to $ per month, in lading janitor, janitrezs, elevator, & Walis in oil} one block from Filth avenue. AMES FETTREICH, 999 ixth avenue. LARGE MUNBER OF FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nished Houses to rent, in chotce locations; also French Flats. with nitor, Re. | W RULE, Jr., 610 Sixth avenue, NISHED OR PARTIALLY -FUR- 10 LET—UNFU nished, theee story high stoop House; first class | | eighborhcod moder improvements, rent reasona bl Cali at 184 West Thirteenth street. | PO_LET—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE ON WEST i Eighteenth street. $150); newly furnished House on | Thirty-ftth street. near Park’ avenue, $3,000. Apply to E. A. DAILEY, 583 Sixth avenue. STORY HIGH STOOP [PSEURNISHED | FOUR brown stone Honse @2x55x100), No. 141 West Forty: fourth street ; rent $3.00); possession immediately. TIMPSON & PEET, 1,483 Broadway, near Forty-tourth str | [JSEURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT—ON EAST 2urtt | st Slat at $1,200; West 2st st. $1.90; st’. $1.40 Bos me Bt tarnished, $1 id; Wes West 234 wt, $1,800; West 24d) st, $2,400; Stes $1,500; West St, near 6th ay., for busi: 000; West 46th st., $1,606." KS RB. EDWARDS | West em 23d sta. | West 37 | ness, JAY 69 West Twe eae -third street. A. Shale gentiewen, in a first claws neighborhood in Vicinity ot Central ark. Address PRIVATE FAMILY, | 12 Herald | FURNISHED ROOM, FOR HOUSEKEEPING, let, $3.50; also two TO jooms connected, $4 50, with 29 Washington square, southwest corner Waverley gas | place, OF ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR HOUSE- | A A Keeping. second floor, $12 week; private house; Zea Dae thauire at Keal Estate Office 17_abingdon Square (Eighth avenue), between Bleecker and Twelfth streets. —PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—EN suite or singly, with every convenience tor hous house newly papered and painted; terms mod- ‘232 Kighth avenue, near Twenty-fourth street, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SITTING AND BED. | Toom. for light, housekeeping : house private: all improvements; neighborhood ‘able; rent moderate, inquire at 319 bast Thirteenth street. Call tor three days. keference. BEAUTIF rate "L SECOND FLOOR, FURNISH D, FOR gentlemen; all modern conveniences; finest loca- | stree 1A | gent erence | finn ee A BANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR— \ Delightfully | other Rooms $3 t Lexington aven -wenty-sixth street. CHEERFUL, NEAT gas and water ty. No. 243 31 SUIT OF on parlor floor; bay window: cujtable for a men or gentleman and wite; private famil ref: (0. SS Lexington avenue, corner ot Tweaty- & near ACHELORS' HOME. gentlemen a stylish, puse; no ‘ot LORS! HOME, GIVE THREE elegant location; but myself and help. Ad! Herald Uptown h | bro are office ran FURNISHED, FIR sof third class;ice w: in snperiatively '3 place. PBAsBLe surrs OF FURNISHED ROOMS ingle Ro ae first class house, | son square; choice location. | PPERNISHED ROOM TO TWO OR THRE young men, at 409 st Se vente eoth sireet. Fp Nesom ISHED ROOMS AND BEL rooms; every convenience for housekeeping | tlege of bath and statiouary tubs; cle t terms $5 W) to $8_No. ls West Twenty. M0 LET—fO GENTLEMEN ONLY, A NICELY FUR nished Room: also hall Rooin; home comforts French; Barement for doctor's office ; price 65 bast Fweltth sir i A SPLENDID FRENCH PLAT, janitor in attendanci } noe, near the Park: also some unfurnished Flats in the strictly first class. - HART, Sole Agent, 778 Sixth avenn | ily erate. 1A mod \ neighborhoods | Vv! Y CHEAP AND [HANDSOME | nished Kooms, single or en suite, in class | Private house, No. 226 Kast eventh street, between Second and Third avenues; German family, TELL FURNISHED ROOMS housekeeping; rent $6 to $9 per | parlor floor, tour rooms $9) per inouihs Water; stationary tubs and bath; | West Thirteenth street i 184. 50,-PARLOR, BEDROOM | 3) (en suite), furnished for housekeep | Convenient to cars and stages; central avartinent how | 123 Forty-fourth street, between Lexington and Fourth | | 19 STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD 4 avenues, 221.—A nicaly furnished hall Room, with kK; splendid hot’ ana cold location. 243 closet, toa gentleman, aes board; also square Room, | very reasonable; guod ba 13 QARICK PLace, BETWEEN HOUSTON AND | ©) Bleecker streeta—Furnished Rooms, for house: Keeping, om parlor and second toor; iso a furnished bath, hot cold water. REET, $25 FAST.—A HANDSOMELY FUR- Minwhed back Parior; algo larke trent hoor « excond oor hall Room, $2; also upfurnished large tront Room, third floor ; prices to suit | 4.7 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SQUARE | and three car lines.—Pieasant, newly furnished | Rooms, tor gentlemen, or Lower Part (or housekeeping ; | thodern improvements; private house; small tamily | 5Q EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—A | ee private jamily, having first class accommoda: | tions, will let to first Class parties handsomely furnished | Rooms, singly or en suite. LEXINGTON AVENUE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, BO gai aa for light housekeeping; also Parlor | Floor, furnished or unturnished, with Extenston; also a pleasant Basement, suitable tor any business. fF KAST SEVENTEENTH STRERT.—A PUR: TanED | i: 2 hall Koom to let, with gas and bath; without oar USFURSISHED ee, AND APART. “Y SECOND FLOOR To Let—ovel AL fo. 42) Fourth avenue five roome: improvement Ion owner, on premises, trom 10 to I APARTMENTS AND FLOORS TO LET—AT REDUCED 13 Bond, 29 Ludlow, 56 Hester, 57 Thomp- gon, fe oj rosy 4 nd. 3 sheriff, 5 Thompson, 53 § wi Frinee, bo F. NS, Agent, 12 rr 17) Thompaar Sate o —FLOORS ed FOUR AND SIX ROOMS, oe er; 2 West Fou th + complete 1 as, ath, chande floor of six rooms; mi alr ee sat ThiFty- third streot,_ N ELEGANT FLAT OF BIGHT ROOMS, IN THE new brown stone building No. 522 Hudson street, next to corner of West Tenth street, complete in every particular: range, stationary tubes, dumb waiter, ead ng tubes, mirrors, bathroom, te stairs and entries e plate glass windows, h carpeted, Ac... &o., with immediate posession. Janitor in attendance Swil'show | the floor. Inquire of D. A.cCUSHMAN, No. 172 Ninth avenue, between Twentioth and Twenty -Arst sircets. O LET OR LEASE—THE 3B SIX-STORY Store Building, 29 by Ld, with tine dry basement, | No, 27 Barclay street, near Broadway; in complete | | an in city; $25. week. Apply at 113 East Nineteenth | AND | ME sixth ave! | AND BEDROOMS FoR | UNFURNISHE! ROOMS AND APART- me ts MENTS 1 TO LET. EFORE YOU LOCATE BE SURE TO SEE THB First and Third Flats in the prow rene bailding corner of Pixtieth street and Third avehue; home com- forts tor nice people. 5 KILPATRICK. 1,009 Third av. WRENCH FLATS—THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, IN ue suits x4 six rooms; all improvements: pe, $00 Po We West Thirty-tourth street and 996 8rxth avenue. _ Wrecons. TO LET—IN PRIVATE HOUSES NO. 135 1139 Sullivan street, in good order, to small fam- ily; rent low. Apply as above. OE FLOORS AND PARTS OF FLOORS TO LET— Northeast cor! Forty- aye street and Ninth N! vente, $10t0 819 each. Cotrage, eight rooms, piaiean street abd na “Woah aveni at 03 Hudson street. heaton! LY 9600 FOR TWO ROOMS PER MONTH, WATER and gas. uire of HYLAND, 842 Kast Nineteonth street, or at ‘3 venue B. Reoxs,ze LET—UNFURNISHED, THREE AT $14 and four at $I per month, on third floors. Inquire at 442 Fourth avenue, corner ot SRirtete street, in hard- ware store. 0 DET—THE THIRD STORY OF A HIGH STOOP brown stone house, near Central Vark, suitable tor light housekeeping; is partly tarnished, Address PARK, box Ll Herald Untown Braneh office, mo LET CHEAP—THE LOWER PART OF A PRI- vate house, with all improvements and in a fine lo- cation, near . Inquire at 135 East Seventy-third street, between Lexington and d Fourth avenues. 0 LET—AN ELEGANT FLOOR; NEIGHBORHOOD firstclass. No. 18 West Fourteentn street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. 412 FOURTH AVENUE.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman and wife tor housekeeping, with all conveniences; aiso priv- uege of washing in terms $3 20. the Kiutehen; gas and bath; “In this City and | Brooklyn. ane DESIRES A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED Room. east of Broadway, below Twenty third street ata moderate price. Address W. ©., box 142 Herald off ANTED—THE FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS OF 4 turnished house, with use of kitchen, from the 15th inst. for the winter, Address box 3,000 Post office, stating location and terms. TANSED—A FLOOR OR APARTM. Private family, for housekeeping: good loc Herald three adults and intant, Aduress H. W., be ANTED—TWO GOOD FRENCH FLATS OF 8 OR 10 Rooms each, or two good Houses, at moderate neighborhood must be good yfor two first c! Address L. & M., box 169 Herald o Ware FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Hou in good location, possession lst September, by a responsible party. Address, with particulars and ation. GEORGE, Herald d Uptown Branch oftice. ws Th TO RENT—A THREE OR FOUR STORY brown stone House, either furnished or untur- nished, only carpets and ‘mirrors preferred: location from Kaghth to Third avenue, and from Eighth to not higher than Phirvieth street; possession and answer ot advertisement must be given immediately ; advertiser has sold her house and must. therefore, surrender prem- 3. Address MARY F. ALKENBERG, 7 74 Forsyth street NTS WITH A V rent; private Tamnities. In the Country. ANTED—TO RENT A FURNISHED COTTAGE IN Jersey, too far trom depot, well shaded, tor six | or eight wee Address Mr. ABRAM COLLIER, 21 West Thirteenth street 7ANTED TO HIRE—A SMALL HOUSE, OF ABOUT 7 or b rooms, with improvements: some ground ; to be about 10 or 20 miles trom City Hall; on or near Hud- son River preferred and near depot; must be iree from salt water breezes, fever and ague, &c.; rent to be rea- and paid promptly. Address PURE ALR, box al ‘SROE STORE, STUCK AND FIXTURES FOR sale.—Oldest and best stand on Grand street. JOHN BOUNDLY, 15 Murray street. A HOTEL FOR SALE. HAS 62 ROOMS: GREAT business thoronghtare; price only $3,.02; also country Hotels, roadside Hotels, down town Restaurants, Liquor Stor 8. ues Sanaa Mh store Agency, 77 Cedar street. —FOR SALE—MILK DEPOTS, PRODUOE STORES, corner Grocery Stores, Tea’ Stores, Fruit Stores, igar Stores, Contectioneries, Bakeries, Coal Yards, cheep Meat Markots, corner Drug Stores. CHELL'S store Agency, 77 Cedaretreet. FIRST CLASS SALOON AND LIQUOR STORE A tor sale at naif its value; established 14 years; a good chance tor a smart man to make money; wot make a first class chop house or lager beer saloon. F. J. BYRN ‘0. 4 Spring street, near Bowery. _ FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE, 10. cated in the best part of the city, must he soit imiefiately, cheap, for cash. Apply to LLOYD, 29 | Broadway. | FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE— cation unsurpasse 1 Known: extenaiv patronized; extraordinary chance for a live ma investment; sure fortune. SIMERS’ Siore Agency, No. 7 Murray street. ; rare \ | Resixeen a AMUSEMENTS, Bers THEATRE. "OPENING NIGHT, Monsrs. JARRETT & PALMER bog to announce that the opening of this establishment F ONERT MONDAY EVESING: August 10, o hen therm mill present 4 new and original play din three ucts), ent BELLE LAMAR, e Jate American conflict, written ex- N McCOULLOUGH. by af BOOTS! ULT, Esa., which Mr, sous NocULwoven Rogkits BANDOLPH will sustain the efanding chat chal The action oceurs in the Shenandoah Valley, in the spring of 1863. New Scenery by Voegtlin. em mae. by Connolly. w ant late Uniform: The play will be produced under te immediate per- sonal Supervision of the author, For (ull particulars see future advertisements, Boorse BELLE LAMAR, pr saiytor Me. sous SALE OF SEATS! " *%* The Box office will be open THIS (Friday) MORNING at EIGHT O'CLOCK and up to 5 P. M. for the sale of reserved places. Ss oe First Performance of the new piece, BELLE LAN A, which will be given on nday evening next, the 1h inst Seats can always be secured six days in advance, PRICES. ADMISSION .ONE DOLLAR Dress Circie “Bile. Reserved Orchestra Stalls. rved Baicony Seats. THEATRE COAL ae 644 BROADWAY. 514 BROADWAY. 614 BROADWAY. Mr. JOSH HART. .-Bole Proprietor THIS STANDARD THEATRE, newly decorated and beautified throughout with every ELEO. ae Pe ie GSurorr WILL REOP. POSITIVELY IN MONDAY, AUGUST 10. N MONDAY, AUGUST lu. ON MONDAY, AUGUST 10, THE oa WILL BE ONE IN EVERY Way OBTHY OF one GONG, ESTABLISHED REPUTATION OF THE THEATRE com UE THEAT TEE PLACE OF. ft Mt {USEMENT ZAMILTE LaDrEg AND CHILDRE! FA ADIES ANO CHILDREN, FAMILIES LADIES AND CHILDRE, to whose eujoyinent tie management will coutinue to by presenting CHASTE AND VERSATILE ENTERTAL MENT, such ng will please THE MOST DELICATE AND REE NED TASTES, and sustain t ry fame of the THEATRE COMIQU THE PEOPLE'S PLAY HOUSE, THE ONLY Be tay i OF DIVERSIFIED M SEK FUTU nk "ANNOUN KMENTS AND BEAR IN MIND THE OPENING DATE, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, aie OOD's NUSEUN—TWo P PERFORMANCES. EVENING AT 8, | “PARTEBNOON AT 2, SEA oe RIDING HOGD and 108. | My witi's Mam. NPERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, HN KOCH, Proprietor. , GRAU, Manager. ¥ EVENING, AUGUST 8, at GALA Px, BVORMANCE, ACTS OF OFaRA, Comic OFA AND PROMEN ADE CONCERT, WITH PAULINE C. JANISSA, WASSAIA MANN, BERNARD, WEINLICH, SQHULZ, HUB taut others Grand Orchestra, Ed. Hasea, Conductor. ADMISSION. bc. RESERVED SEATS 50c, EXTRA. Full programme in Saturday's papera Ticket office ‘open on Friday, LYN [ RE: 8° TO-NIGHT, AT TONY PASTOR'S ‘IGHT, OPERA HOU! LAST, CHANCE LADIES FREE to soe the GANGA (Opa ad aut SEASON, 50 CENTS, D LONDON BY DAY. Magic (aatertainmrent in Leetorium. ‘Open daily trom 10 ull dusk. ONY Paso RTiN OPERA HOUSE, THE FEMALE MUNSTRELS, N HALL, nth street, between Broadway and Fifth L OPEN MONDAY. WAS JST 10, with Mlle. MARIE DELACOUR'S Famous French CAN 'TROUP ENT z's FEMALE avenue, Fy MINSTRELS, (INEES. AY AND PR BOX OFFICE ‘ow OPEN. WELL ESTABLISHED, PROFITABLE BROAD- evay House tor sale; central location; ‘sola conse. quefice {i health; enterprising party rare opportuni. ty to make money’; bargain. SIMER»! Store Agency, No. 7 Murray street, | ge ‘CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED,—AN_ ESTAB- lished Soda and Mineral Water Business Apparatus, Horses, Wagous, Routes, &c., for sale cheap: gash Wanted; goid only part fm aecount of sickness Address H. , 118 East Thirty-second street. JOAL YARD FOR SALE.—THE GOOD WILL AND J Fixtures of an old established Coal Yard, in a de- sirable location on the cast side of the city: the’ present occupant, in consequence of ill health, 3s obliged to give up ali business, and therefore offers his Lease, Stock and Vixtures tor sale at a low figure. For particulars inquire | of JOHN H, LYON, 663 Pirat avenue, between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock OR SALE (A BARGAIN) TO PAY A _MORTGAGE— an Restaurant, Hotel and Dining Room a House, Sco Bowery, between Houston and Stanton streets; | &.8od opportunity to make a frst class German house. It not sold at private sale before Friday the Lease, Fu | niture and Fixtures will be sold together to the high bidder, at auction, on Friday, at 10:30. M. Apply on premises, between'l0 and 2 OR SALE—fN A GOOD LOCATION, THE OLD Grocery, with Lease of the house 76 Carmine street. (OR SALE—ONK OF THE OLDEST AND BEST Grocery and Liquor Stores down town, with a good Stock on hand. Don't miss this chance. ’ Price $1,60. Inquire of D, SIMPSON, 78 Nassau street. | Jpor SAL—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE | BF Gown town. Inquire of FRANK GLOVER, importer of liquors, 39 Peck slip, Sew York. MIRST CLASS GROC FOR SALE— Cheap for ‘ons for selling. Inquire at 119 Ls D. iA AND MENT BAND. BOISFORD, Ath C#, Bil BROADWAY. IsHED FOR ALL Oc: . OPERA HOUSE, Ls MATINEE TO-DAY Of the CAN-CAY Hi GAN GAN and UMALES MINSTRELS. GRAND BILIAARD EXHIBITION TO-NIGHT BY A. GARNIER, champion of the World, and other experts at Garnier's dooms, corner Fourteenth etreet and University place. YARD.—PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, ai GUITAR, ing, Flute, Harp, Harmony. Private lessons only. Day andeveniug. 24 West Fourteenth street. Circulars mailed tree. Address MUSIUAL UNIVERSITY, or call. “PIANOFORTE s ORGANS, &C. 2% UNION SQUARE—UAINES BROTHERS WILL offer their fino assortment of first ciass Pianofortes SING- At at prices which cannot fail to suit the times. New Pianos to rent and rent applied toward purchase it desired. Old Pianos taken in exchan: SACRIFICE FOR CASH.—ON INSTALMENTS OR to rent beautiful rosewood tull 7cctave Pianoforte | and Stool; fully suaranteed. GOLDSMITIVS , 26 Ble cker street, nea: BARGAIN.—ROSEWOOD OVERSTRUNG 7 06. tave Piano, $150; 7 octave Piano. rent $4; a Prince Melodeon, $35. GORDUN & SON, 13 Kast Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR | lebrated maker: used | : Parlor, * property family | ¥. MAGNIFICENT sale—Four round corners; five months. tor $39), including Chamber, Dining Furniture; s leaving city. 36 West Lith BEAUTIFUL 734 OCTAV WOOD PLANO— | POR SALEATHE VIN NER THA carved levs; patent agrafie; every improvement; | Grocery Store In Harlem. Address 8 box 195 | fuily warranted; $2.5; one do, $125; instalments taken, | Herald ofice, c 107 W. 244 st., corner 6th ay. F° E IN GOOD LOCATIO MAGNIFICENT F.C. LIGHTE & CO. Tig OCTAVE on easy terms if this week. 14 Wash: | /\ roewobd Pianoforte, all improvements, full agratfe, ington street, Jerse | Carved case, tour round corners, made t order; cost ANCE FOR BUSINESS—A and Millinery Goods Store; fix- might take a lot. balance éash. Xo tures and all compleie 88 box 74 Stamford, Conn., or apply at Union House. POR SALE—A 5M VE Y jobbing stand. Call at 297 seventh avenu Fo", sat 1, ESTABLISHED FIRST Oli Grocer: aud ¢ lease in the ltr ner’s health only canse for sell Apply to LLOY, | 29 Broadway. POOH SALE OF 70 LET—A CUSTOM BOOT Shoe Store ; easy way to getinto business; rent only $15, 74 Carmine strcet. }ROCERY STORE ON NINTH AVE FIXTURE and Awning low Tent; stock if wanted. In- quire of A.B. WHYL ‘with iit R. rhurber eade and Hudson stre ROUTE &H WO MILK sin Tone of the best ‘0 atthe office portunities in the ¢ Greenwich avenue, for thre: copy. U8 155 rifice; suitable for a distillery or lager beer saloon; | agents need apply. & HOU WES? FIFTY-SECOND STRELT.-THE BTOCK ) and Fixtures of a Liquor Store for sale at a sac- no | ; ____MACHINERY, | (IONSTABLE’S SALE.—THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ) "Machine and Blacksmith's 1. | Newark street, Hoboken, N. J., on Satara AOR SALE-THREK SECOND HAND BOILERS, IN | F food condition ; 2 tect long, 434 feet in -diamet two ‘ues in eacl, with dom. ~ Apply ut CLARE | THREAD CO., Newark, N. J. i Ke SALE—BOILERS AND ENGINE OF 8 HORSE ower, Shatting, Pulleys and Heltivg, all in ertecs ronniig order. Building torent. Address W, Broadway. | amnesia ANDARD AMERICAN BE LES AND , the Ph & Collender ( Jgmbiniation Cushions only by HW LbNDI ew York. } SATIBVACTORY GUAKANTEB OR NO A pee eat e bevel Tables, with Delaney’ atens wires Tednced pflees; endo Rudolphe, Garnier, Dion and othe: H. GLP FTC 4 co. 40 Vesey street DENTISTRY. very BeOLUT PAINLE, a EXTRACTED chloroform or ether. Combination sets nd Aurable Rubbe Fuente 216 sixth ourteenth and Fiiteenth Bieta Ee extremely light and ‘iurabl avenue, betw: | nai without i | hed 24 years. Dr. Ly, BEE BEAUTIFUL SET—$5 TO $8; CONTINUOUS vous aum Pecth. $10; sogio, $1; extracting with eas & | Silver fillings, S0c.; ekamine specimens. ew ork Dental Kooms, 262 Sixth avenue; remember, 262, ERMANENT SETS, WITH OR WITHOUT EXTRACT. ing the roots; painful or decayed teeth or Fé stored by filing, building up to natural a ape at uiiders tor chin laces: Willug teeth, 3) centa; children’s di nll work warranted: uns adininiaered. +52 East Fourth street, near Second @ color’ WELL, PHYSICIAN RESTDENOB th strect, near Phird avenue, DR, AND MME, GRINDLE CURB AbL COM. plaints; 25 yeary practice. 12) West 26th st M. MAURICEAU, D, OFFICE 1) LIBERTY street, near Greenwi™ street, | —MMB. RESTELL, PHYSIUIAN siNcR i (A. ra | Be Last Fitty-seoond street. tra dqag A papers please RY | | | 1A | cost $979, for $2 | brated maker; $1.00, tor $0); also elegant 735 octave, Broadway Call at private residence i) West 23d tor shippiug. PIANOPORTE, STEINWAY & SO provement, great bargain for cash. Piano, round corner: J less, ortly $109, ‘J. BIDDLE, LL LADY WILL A HANDSOME WEBER rosewood Pianotorte, round corners, full size, cost Fon Jor less than $175; Stool, Cover, de. ; perfect order. x rd street, ELE PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SRL rt ANT four round De & Broth f lororte 4 sacri. | fice; arienly carved rosewood case, 1 octave Plana, having all improvements, full a trang, ke, | Stool, Cover. ve vi Bas box tor ship: Mh Call at private residen est 21st STEI &% OOTAY. ICKBRING Piano, $9) no With organ attachment, $150; 7 stop Organ, eoiay for easb. PiOK & SON, A! Clinton Eighth street, near Broadway BARGAIN FOR CASH—REAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD full 7 octave b modern iunprovements Cover anc Cost BAG), tor Sto 28S Past soth st, between 2d and 34 D. (0.13 7 OCTAVE PLANOS, FOR the present wholesale trade, are the best low'priced | instruments In the world, 244, 246 and 248 West Twenty- seventh | street. UR PATENT PIANOS, mended by Messrs. ey & brated artisis, ‘sell pre: gy Please call and examine. SCL ‘and 452 West Broome street. IANOFORTES—SECOND plac "SPECIALLY RECOM. Morgan and other cele- at greatly redaced prices JUEIZE & LUDOLFF HAND, IN THOROUGH order, for sale at low Fics: also, Planofortes rent, by CHICKIERING & SON ‘0. Ll East Fourteent sireét, between Broadway and Fath ‘avenue. TATERS’ CELEBRATED CONCERTO cannot be excelled in tone or beauty. petition. Catalogues mailed, rent money pays for them. HORACE WATERS & 8 ATERS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS ARE THE BEST ado | prices low tor cash or on instalments. dend ri Instruments rented until rent money em. Agents wanted. RACE WATERS & SON, 481 Broadway, ORGANS We dety Instruments to rent Agents wanted. 481 Broadway. for pays for _MUSICAL, G6gXREAT Sour INA SMALL, BODY.” *CBEAUTIFUL ie Ke little Book, entitled “Do You Love Musior or mailed’ free, Address PRIVATE, Nay UNI BRSITY, 44 West Fourteenth street, or cal Tv! 5 A's 8 THIS EVENING—A LECTURE ON NBRVOUS | Debility ana Speckal Diseases, &t Dr. Kahn's M geum, Remember the address. 6% Brondway, near Foarth street. The largest and most magnificent Ma- eoum in the world. Admission 50 cents, QPrcuaL LECTURES EVERY NIGHT aT EIGHT o'clock at the New York Museum ot Anatomy, 618 Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker streota, MARBLE _ MANTELS, R, 18 BAST EIGHTEENTH STREET, near fhird avenue, is Felli all kinds of ‘ble and marbleiz Marble Work at greatly redaced pric for the trade, TORBATLY REDUO Ap extensive sock of Slat Wash Trays and Slate Work y description PENRYN. SLATE COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st Staats SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE ! food Mantols, rich and elegant dest na, at the prices 22) and 222 West Awenty thi 1 Seventa and Eaghth avenues axfeat. between | the left eye. Body sent to the Morgue and Coro- ETE aie a. BATRE, ‘AY. PARISIAN C4 GAN CAN oF CHANUT DANCERS, ORE NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK, Ata, the great and wonderful cymnast ALA, IN THE GREAT LU Ly BENDATION, One Hundred wrnhtot! PERFOR: EES, re Hundred Cl A MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, : GLOBE Gun i ‘a THEATRE, a HOUSES cuow iit psr 10 DONE rformance ts of a varied nature—Sparkling Musical Burleaques, Beautiful Ballets, Glorious Faro acter Specialties, Musical M Burlesque Dances, Character Songs Trick, Combe. an antomimes. IN HAI Beneter BOB HART, NELSE SEYMOUR, Mite, bE Miss PHILLIS Ghowki Miss MAGGLE GRAY “AND 100 ora POPULAR FRICES, 25 CENTS, 50 ro Evenings at & Matineos Wednesdays an IBLO’S THEATRE.—CHAS, R. THORN! eeer —Last night but one of the America: nz EVANGELINE, THE BELLE OF ACADIA, with its fine cust, original Fas and | beautitul scenery. ESA’ AT On MONDAY—Pitst, a ht a GRE TH GAUNT, dra- watized from Chas shies ou one novel by Mr. H atkins. CPt PARK GARDEN, TO. NIGHT. Is (FRIDAY) EVENING, Angust 7, at THLODORE THOMAS UNRIVALLED SUMMEE NIGHTS’ jue" CONCERTS, Vieuxtemps Wagner Sullivan mre N-CA LAST TWO. Mais (F 'RIDAY and SATURDAY), INEE TO-DAY. Do uot miss the chance to see this GREAT SENSATION, LADIES FREE TO-NIGHT. THE OLD GUARD. Annual Excursion to Long Branch Yes- terday—An Old Time Clam Bake and Great Enjoyment. The annual pleasure excursion of the time- honored organization known as the “Old Guard’ took place yesterday. The objective point was Long Branch, and the rendezvous was at the Astor House, at six o’clock in the morning. Some thirty of the Old Guards responded, and were accom- panied bya band of forty, all marching down | Broadway to catch the seven o'clock boat, Long Branch being reached about nine. Immense stages were in readiness at the depot, where a number of the members who had gone down the night before joined the excursionists, making up a party of about sixty. a flying promenade was then taken in the stages the lengtn of tse Branch, the hotels ana most notable cottages receiving @ passing breobg the residents turning | out in large numbers to _ salute the Veteran Corps. The purty put up temporarily at the West End Hotel, where breakiast was par- taken of, An impromptu matinée nop was or- ganized at the hotel, and was enjoyed, not only by the Guards, but by the guests oi the hote’, who entered with great spirit into the tun of the occa- sion. ltbad been the intention to proceed to President Grant's cottage and serenade His Excel- Jency, but a3 he was found not tu be at home, the ceremony was put off untilevening. In returning, on the way to rleasure Buy, where the clam bake (the excuse for the day’s jollification) was to take place, the President was met im his carnage, alone, apd was given @ rousing cheer. Plessure bay was reached at one o’ctock, and shortly alter all sat down toa table in the open air, Among those present as gas juests were Mayor Swkely and Sherif Leeds, of Philadelptia; Dr. Linquist and 8. H. Seeley, of New Haven; Colonel Jenkins, of the Fifth Maryland regiment and of the Vid | Guard; Major McLean, Captain Buckley, Lieuten- ants Chatterton, Gurney and Fred. Allen; Ser- geant Norton, a privates Foster, C. D, Fred- Ticks, Larry Hadley, Fuller, Aspall, J. Mackenge, Undernil, Saute! H Major Generals Hay and Booth. The dinner itself was periect success as aciam bake, and champagne flowed ircely. All, of course, passed off with the greatest decorum, Speeches were made by Major McLean, Mayor Stokely, Colonel venkins, Alex. Henriques, Dr. Linquist, &c, The enjoyment continued until a late nour, and the main portion of tue Guard re- turned by the night train. POISONED WITH PARIS GREEN. William Brennan, aged five years, and his sister, | about two and a half, whose mother keeps a store at No. 415 Tenth street, founda can containing | Paris green lying under the counter during the | temporary absence of the mother. They besmeared their faces with the potson and ate some, though probably no great amount, br. J. A. McLocnlin | being called, administered the usual remedies, | Early yesterday morning the boy diea, but the girl | seemed likely to recover. Laier in the day the | little girl also died. It appears that some two | years ago this poison was procured for the pur- | pose of ridding the premises of roaches. Mr. Bren- nan, however, became airaid some harm migat arise from its use, and had it laid away where It was considered out of reach of the children. He has since died. On Weduesday the mother, having occasion to dosome work in the yard, lett the store in charge Oo! a young friend, the two children being at play about the room. As s00n as 1b Was discov- ered that they were amusing themselves with the green paint the physician was called, and when the chijdren’s stomaciis were emptied "by emetics discharging the poison it was hoped the danger of fatal result Was averted, But it was too late. The active corrosive poison hada already done its work upon the sensitive surface of the stomach, and the grie!-stricken mother, still mournmg for her lost | husband, pow sorrows over her two babies, vic- tims W the violent poison o1 this pernicious paint, which is permitted to remain in common use while yearly slaying its thousands. Coroner Kickhoi® Was notificd to hold an inquest, ABBITRARY PROCEEDINGS OF DEPUTY SHERIFFS, To THE Epiror of THE HERAL On the 29th of July, ult., the British ship Kings- bridge, of Londen, 1,498 tons, was attacued by the Sheriff or the city and county of New York, at the | suit of two seaimen, who left the ship July 9, and are claimed by the master and have been reported | pacitated me from duly pete | comprehending the grandear of this reception you by the Consul to be deserters. The suits were for wages, in the aggregate amounting to about $300, The vessel being ready for sea the atcorne the owners deposited with the County certified check lor double the amount claimed as security, and obtained an order vacating the at- | tachinent and directing the Sheriff to rejease the | properzy fortuwith, ‘iis order was served on the Sheriff Augus: 3. Acting under advice the master attempted to sail on the tollowing day, but was boarded alter proceeding a short distance down the bay by five persons from the Sheriffs | omMce, Who prevenied tie ship from going further, | and remained on the vessel all night snd employed | themselves in singing Obscene songs near the cabin windows, to the annoyance of the wife and | daughter of the master, he being obliged to spend the evening with his counsel in bunting up the | deputy sheriff, who caused this outrage to be com- mitted, taking hin to the Sheriff's attorneys and there getting au order from the deputy calling his men ashore. The action of the deputy in et | to hold the vessel was without authority ana in direct violation of an order of the Supreme Court, and the mauner of his representatives was such as to deserve something more than public notice. New Your«, August 6, 1874, JUSTICE, OIVIL SERVICE, — Secretary Bristow has sent a communication to Collector Arthur, designating a new Civil Service Commission, to consist of Colonel Silas W. Bart, Deputy Naval OMcer ; Mr, John R. Lydecker, Special Deputy Collector and Storekeeper of the Port, and Assistant Appraiser D. C, Sturgis, for the pur- pose of examining candidates for vacancies in the Appratser’s Department and Naval Office. ‘This Board, it will be seen, represents three di- visions of the Custom House, thus doing away with the old boards, which were formed heretofore ex. | clusively trom every department. Colonel Burt | has been chairman of the Naval Office Civil Service Commission, and Mr. Lydecker, although second | on the list of the Collector’s Board, of which Post- master James is chairman, conducted the exami- | nations since the promotion of the latter gentle- man to bis present position, Two vacancies, one for $2,500 und the other for $1,500 per annum, exist now in the Appraiser’s Store, for which cane Gidates will be examined by the new Board. | | | | OUT OF THE RIVER, At half-past five yesterday morning Officer E. J. McGloin, of the Second precinct, found the body of @ man about thirty years of age floating m the East River at pier 19, A cut was onserved near ner Eickhoff notified, The body of adrowned man apparently thirty- five years of age, five feet eight inches high, stout, with sandy hair and mustache, and bald on the top of the head, wearing dark vest, white and black check pants, white shirt, spotted black and white necktie, and gatters, was ne pags tne North River yesterday PuoeDiae: B Oomcer O'Rourke, of the Thirtieva precine ant Fag to Sue Morgue. Coroner Rickngit waa notd | mot necessary. | ing down the river, steering tor Brooklyn. JOHN MITCHEL IN IRELAND, Citizen Reception ot the Returned Exile. A Torchlight Procession and Pub- lic Greeting at Cork. Address by the Nationalists and His Reply. THE BRIMISH GOVERNMENT UNCONCERNED. Conk, Ireland, July 26, 1874, Yesterday Jobn Mitchel, the veteran “Irish rebel,” arrived in Cork Harbor from New York, by the Guion steamship Idano. Nobody expectea he would have landed at Queenstown; but he was fatigued after the voyage, and did, There was much speculation asto whether the British gov- ernment would molest him—nis coming being a direct challenge—but not a solitary policeman was there to interfere with his landing. He came straight to Cork city, where the news of his ar- rival spread like wildfire and set the whole town aflame wita excitement. He was waited on by crowds of his old associates of 48 and young dis ciples of '67, At night the streets were alive ‘wish bands of music and bonfires, and there was a vast torchlight procession to bis residence, im which 5,000 people took part. His arrival is hailed as one other stormy petre} in Irish politics, His mind 18 quite made up to seek the representation of some large constituency and carry the war into St. Stephens. The nationalists presented him with the following address :. THE NATIONALISTS’ ADDRESS. Long tried and well trusyed iriend of our native land, we, filled with emotional happt- ness, give you a cordial welcome on returning alter your iong exile to the shores of the land for which you have 80 nobly suffered. The fickle and tyrannical policy of England, foul misnomer of justice, by which our expressions must be bou forbids us to mete outour true opiniou of your sacri ; but no bond or tle can prevent us from twhankin; Heaven and feeling proud that though pure and unsullied you entered on your novitiate of suffering, yet grander and prouder you emerged from its cloud—the purity lower by the lengthy ordeal, the unsul- lied character ennobled by the solidity of uncomplaining manhood. And now, he ieoe folowing, you throw over it a halo of a a4 the stern, manly attitude you hold any 6 ie unnecessary to say how your unselfish bfe wi watched and loved. Your departare trom and your return to Iretand form worthy brackets tor the life of love, Leaving it manacied for attempting its salvation, and now, whem in he West you attained a& 1 position that commanded for you the respect of tbe world, revered with affection that emperors might envy, you resign all and return to devote the renlainder of yoar existence to the service of your own beloved island. ‘This ever to be remem- bered pleasure was not so soon expected, and our pent up jecings cannot find time to take vent, being weighed down by the happiness consequent our presence. e can ony again and again bid you welcome, assuring you tl! merited esteem and the deep, un- dying love of your countrymen’can in aught palli- ate tbe sufferings occasioned by your long absence, part of the penalty is wiped out. Under the ex- ceptional circumstances of Ir, coming and the uncertainty of the stand to be taken we deem it neither wise nor pradent to speak as we would; but, trusting long and many opportunities of so aoing will yet be ours, we, thou ern nobie lion of Trelaad, thus again bid you a caed mille yatlie, JOHN MITCHEL'S REPLY. Mr, Mitchel rephed as follows:— SIR AND GENTLEMEN OF CoRK—I can scarcely reak ize to myself and to my own senses the fact that I am standing this day upon my own feet in the city of Cork alter twenty-seven years of absence. The exeitement that | have labored under from the moment I arrived in sight o: Cape Clear has tnca- appreciating ana have given me to-night. You have welcomed me in the most noble and gerd manner to the land of my nativity, This 1s the land I was born in. (Appiause.) I have a right to stand upon the soil of Ireland, My tather was born here and all tf people, and I think I have a right to be in Irelat As to the pretended sentence—the conviction which made a felon of me—perhaps you are aware that I have never acknowledged it. I was not tried—I was not convicted. (Ap- plause.) I was sentenced basely, fraudulent and foully, and although my sentence is not worked out I choose to come back here. Of co Thave an errand, I have some business here—I suppose I have. (A laugh,) Some of my country- men have given me to understand that I might do good here; that I might do something effective in fie struggle of our country against foreign aomin- ation; and Lam willing. When | was asked—as I told the company outside the gate just now—when I was asked by ocean telegram, “Will you come here if elected for Cork??? What could I say? I could have onty one answer, “If I am elected for Cork I go there instantly.” (Loud applause.) Idon’t care one straw what the British govern- ment may think of ft. Of course they can arrest me. They can arrest you, sir; ot sir—any of without rhyme or reason, without any charge dgalnat you. They may keep you in dungeons as they please; they can do no inore tome. We are ail subject to that kind of dominatton, There is no law in your (eit a pried whatever. The only law there was gt oreee peo- ple’s liberties is suspended—tt suspended all the time with you—habeas corpus suspensions. So, of course, I may be arrested, as any of you gentiemen may be arrested and shut up and put under ground somewhere and never see the d. light any more, 1 know that, but I won’t stand t. I choose to come and try whether we cannot make @ country Of our own on our own soil. (Cheers.) It is Very easy to taunt me with vanity and pre- sumption for such pretensions as | make, [I know itis vanity and presumption. (No, no!) I know it 1s an audacious pretension, but what can. Ldo—one individual? I do not come here with fire and sword. I have not an Irish-American army at my back. (Laugiter.) 1 come here my- self, Therefore I know I am liable, as ever: mother’s son of you 1s lisple, to be arrested an tmprisoned, There ia not one of you who ts ex- empt from that liability. Ihave come to take share of 1. I know that I will have my share. know our enemies don’t jike me. They hate me, and they have good reason to hate me. (Laughter and applause). A Voice—I hope they will have more reason to | pate you on that account. Mr. Mircurt—lam not going toexplamn at this present moment ail that J may mean to do in the lature, or that I may tuink it right todo, This is You all know me pertectiy well. I hope you know me. I will not betray my own past, hor the honor, the glory, the nity and the right of my country. (Appiause.) f will net betray them. Therefore I need not be more ex- fore in talking to you. (Hear, hear.”) I now who you must be—the young men of Cork— of Cork city. I¢is a kind of city that | would hke to assoctate myself with. I would like to represent Cork. You could not resurn me the other day. Several Voices—You were not here or we ‘would. Mr. MiTcHEL—I was not here, and probably if i Was you would have returned me, Sut ever since I came to man’s estate I have nad a great love and regard ior Cork city. You now give me an .addi- tional reason to have a Jove and regard for Cork. (Loud applause.) The deputation then withdrew. Mr. Mitchel will leave to-morrow morning for Dublin. “NOBODY TO. TO BLAME, On the Zist of July a collision occurred on the | North River between the tug Ida Miller and the ferryboat Plainfield. The latter was crossing from Liberty street to Communipaw and the tug com~ When about 700 feet apart the Miller, seeing @ signal on the Jersey shore, changed her course and rum nearly the same direction a3 the ferry- boat. Fearing a coliision, the signal was given to stop, which was done. Then tne pilot rung to back her; but the engine had caught om the centre and did not work. Just a moment later the two boats collided, the two coming together with force enough to throw a freman down, Wil- jiam Malien,Ythe engineer, and another man | jumped over! ‘d after the shock, Kee Thine ‘airald the Miller would sink, though Oe catled to Mullen that the danger was over. ‘etforts were made to save the two swimmers, lie preservers being thrown to them from the Hitter and from the Communipaw lerryboat comi! irom the Jersey side, which then ap- proached the spot. Mullen, however, sunk sua. denly and was drowned, thd other man beme picked, up. Ooroner Woltmdn held an inquest yesterday, The jury found a verdict of eccidental drowning, without censure to anybody, THE “LATEST 8T COUNTERPEITS, Counterfeits of the new fifty and ten cent stamps are now tn circulation, Quite a nam. ber of the spurious notes have been received atthe Sub-Treasury in this city, and the public who do not wish to become ts possessors Of the spurious currency should keep & sharp lookout, ph coupterteit of cither note is hardly calculated jeceive persons who handle: much money. The paper 18 poor and ti® green color is paler than the genuine, and the engraving very clumally exe- cuted, Altogether the counterfeit ts easily dew tected because of numerous imperfections. 4 4