The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. | i WHOLE NO. 14,243. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1875.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Finst rea and sixth columns, SRT eGs Savane ©: Fae ey kam. HOV Anion Ot een ara Second prods el ESTATE FOR SALE-Secoxp Pace— NESS NOTICES Mina Pace Pitae tind sixth col crry'REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Sxcoxp Pace—First ULERKS AND SALESMEN—Skvawrn Pacr—Second col- Coacitiien AND GARDENERS—Sgventa Pacs—Second COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Srvarrn Pacn—Fourth ond GOUNTIN HATED —secono Page—thirdcolume, ‘Third co! STRY. NISHED AND UN. DWELLING Th HOUSES 70 LET, Pest net ceekad: oot EUROPEAN STEAMSHTPS—Sxvenru Pacx—Fourth col- am. EXCURSIONS—Severra Pace—Third column, FINANCLALXiwra Fa a cai FURNISHED BOK MS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— re a eee Pe. sonra colamn. ni AN TED PEMALES Suvi PaGe—Second col- pee aes ee WANEBD—MALES—Seraere Pace—Second col- nonaes, CARRIAGES, &0.—Frnst Pacr—Fourth column. OTELS—Skoony Paau—Third column. Onn ag &C., WANTED—Sxconp Page—Second cata, INSTRUC" i—Finst Pacr—Fifth col Desicape sca, HOBOKEN, THCDSON me niry AND BER- BEAL ESTATE’ FOR SALE—Sxconp Pace— rae SUARON—Prnst Pace—Fifth column. -EGAL NOTICES--First Pace—Third column. OST AND FOUND—First Pagr—First column. ACHINERY—Finsr Pacer—Third column, MARBLE MANTELS—Finsr Faae—Fifth colama. AL—SEVENTH PAGK—Sixth ¢/ ISCELLANEOUS AOVERTISENENTS—Texrn Pacr— colum| MISCELLANEOUS—Fingt Pace—Fourth column. MUSICAL—Frest Page—Fifth column. pad PUBLICATIONS—Firtu Page—Sixth column, PERSONAL—Finst Pagr—First column. iOFORTES, ORGANS, &0.—Finst Pagr—Sixth col- umn, POST OFFTCE, NOTICE Pres Page—Third column, PROPOSALS—Finst Pace—Thi PROPERTY OUT OF THE CLEY FOR SALB OR TO RENT—Skcoxp Pacw—First column. lage sea tate TO EXCHANGE—Seconp Pace—First REA ESTATE WANTED—Skconn Paga—Firs i LIGIOUS NOTICES—Finst Pace—First column. RDS—Finst PaGe—First column. BALES AT AUCTION—Srventn Pack—Sixth column. BITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Sxventa Pace— First columns. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Srvantu Pace—Second column. alguien. NOTICES—Finst Pace—First, second and third ‘columns. bagi taba) BIRDS, &0.—Finst Pace—Fourth cok * STORA AGE — Savant Pace—Third column. pie RESORTS—Sxcowp Page—Third column. HE TRADES —Sevawen F4oe— Second and third columns. ‘HE TURF—Finst, —Fourth colun LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Srcoxn Page— First column, @RAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Ssventu Picu—Fifth and sixth columns. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Sxconp Pagr—Second column. WATCHES, JEWELRY, £0.—Finst Pacr—Fourth col- umn. Bab conse COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR SECOND PaGe—First column. Ss, STEAMBOATS: 4C,.—Finst Pace—Fourth col- umn. NEWPORT—NOTE RECEIVED. CANNOT LEAVE «city. Am well and anxious to hear from you. — M. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MICHAEL GoRMEEY cr Conway, & native of county ‘Tyrone, Iretan rooklyn. N. Y.. abont nine years ago, Any inpeian er bin ill be recelved by his wife, Mrs. JULIA GORMLEY, at lasson avenue, Brooklyn, ISS SOPHIE—PLEASE WRITE TO F., HERALD UP- town Branch office, saying how @ letter may be ad- dressed to you, UEEN—YOU ARE THE ONLY BRIGHT SPOT IN my life. Am faithful and true. Will write wen. RAIN.-DON'T FORGET ME, I WILL soon, 8. (puomas BOAK BROWN, OF LONDON, DECEASED.— Louisa Jane, daughter of the above, will hear of some- thing to her advantago by calling on RICHARD CASSIUS GURNEY, Attorney and Counsellor, 186 Atlantic street, rooklyn. ILL 0. W. SHAW, FORMERLY OF 73 HENRY street. addres. his old friend and Toommate, box 175 Post office, Haverstraw, Rockland county, N. Y.? W2Satieree bitgn tie OF JAMES WALCH AND Catherine Dillon, hia wife, who were married 28 rears wego, ddress Mrs. MARY DILLON, 53 wiveat street, Toronto, Ont. SEE. YOU ‘OULD LIKE TO SEE YOU IF CONYENTENT. Sent letter : a if to box explaining. Will leave cit: ________ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES, eee Nusesss FALLS sv NDAY TRAIN. FARE TO NIAGARA, $9 25, BARATOGA, $6 50, NIAGARA FALLS, $9 25, SARATOGA, $6 50. QUICK TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA FALLS, FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD. THE HERALD SPECIAL Line EXPRESS RK to NIAGARA oy Sunday morning, via Hudson River and New York Central Railroad, leaving the Grand Central depot at 2:30 o'clock. Actual ‘running: time 10 hours and the rate of speed 50 miles per hour, arriv- ing at the Fall at forty minntes past one in’ the afternoon. Attached to this train will be passenger coaches; also a Wag- ae flesping coach, ready st 11 o'clock every Saturday Di eoscagenttay thie’ as cauliveany: Chieags ph tana Monday morning, via the Lake ore an wh higan South- ern road, by connection at Buffalo, thereby saving 24 hours’ time. ‘Those desiring tayvisit Sharon Springs can arrive there at 9 oelock Sunday moMing., remain 11 howrs ut the Springs and return by the 10-47 bene bendes yevening, arriving in N York at 7 o'clock Monday mrorning. ‘A limited Dumber of Tickets will be fold, and can be ob- tained only at the Herald office or on the tra Lat PARE CHARGED. NO EXTRAS. N. B.—For particulars and time table see advertisement under heading TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘Tickets can now be purchased through to Saratoza. ‘Take Horald Train to Schenectady, where cartiaies will be Jn waiting to convey passengers to Saratoga, arriving-there in time for breakfast are, from: New York, c, including @ ee drive of 20 miles throught the country, G 50° * Clove oan estlas made at Saratoga by ruil for Lakes George, Luzerne and Schroon, arriving thera before noon. A CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE. ‘ONLY A SMALL INVESTMENT REQUIRED. KENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION, DRAWS SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. $900,000 IN CASH GIVEN AWAY. CAPITAL PRIZE $50,000. TICKETS, $10; HALVES, $5; UARTERS, $250, 'HOMAS 3 G0. BRANCH OFHICE. G00" BROADWAY, Y. Gee —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. « Royal Saxon Government Lottery. Branswick Govermment Lottery. Hamburg City Lottery. Kentucky State Lotte THEODOR ZSCHOCH, 116 Nassan street, Post office box 5,594. A —DEBILITY BROUGHT ON BY INDISCRETIONS + and all Cys diseases of men speeflly snd and yesteally cured by HENRY A. DA .D. ‘Lexington avenue, near Twenty Office ours from 8 to 3. AISMO. G. BOYCE, COUNSELLOR, NOTARY public, commissioner, 2 Broadway.—Practises in all courts of the State and United States. ivorces obtained promptly, Law papers accurately prepared. Passports ob- Taine —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ed THE KENTUCKY State Lotteri kentes ICKY, EXTRA CLASS No. 735-—Anguet 20, 1875. 18, 19, 37, 12, 16, 1, 44, a, 72, 50, 32, 18, 29. ienTocKy, cLAss Xo. August 20, 1875. 89, 53, 7B, dd, 43, 41, 7, 76, 34, 8. J.8, SMITH & CO". Managers, Covington, Ky, ' Post oftice box 2,751, ton ~=PARKS, EMERSON & AGENTS FOR ° Kenuineky State Bottatiea’: oe (wn dail; Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 Kentucky Sin, umber Lottery, drawn 7 iT dare, 1875. Prizes Cashed address Sas Vevate, oes ‘attached, entice hours 7 ALM to, IVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR INCOMPAT. ibility, &e. noe “Ghtcago, Hi fee after decree. bex 1,037 Post office, Chicago, Til. ISEASES: MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL Si & speciality. HENRY A. DAN- i D., ton, evenue, ‘near Twenty. ninth street. Office hours from 5 to 3. gy eo he furnished and circulars sent by 00., 180 Broadway, room 4; Post SAINTS’ PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GUURCIT, William N. Dunnell, rector, Henry street, corner Ae mel, New York.—Services every Sunday morning at _ every Sunday evening at 73s. The rector will ARIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE AND THIRTY. jorning prayer, sermon and holy com Prayer and sermon, 7:45 o'clock. an Sheldon Woodlé, minister in \OLLEGIATE CH! a: viper Ge get stres 10:30 oat LubLow. DD FIFTH) AVENUR AND LSerzices ‘on Snndny, the 22d inst., Preaching by the pastor, Rev OURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, THTRTY- fourth street, near Broadway.—This church will be open for divine worship to-morrow morning. Services begin at 290, Rey. Cyrus Dickson, D. D., will preach, MA RISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. CORNER Pifty-seventh street. —Union ‘service remaining Sab- baths of Angust, at 11 A.M. All seats free. Rev, H. D. Ganse will preach to-morrow, EY. W. G. HASKELL, OF LOWELL, MASS., WILL. Preach in the Bleecker street. Universalist chutch, cor ger of Downing street, to-morrow morning, at 10:46 o'clock, Bubject, Prayer.” All are invited. EV. J. H. WIGGIN, A UNITARIAN MINISTE rexent offloe editar of the Liberal Christian, will lec, the hens of Progressive Spiritualists at their hall, est third street, near Broadway, at 734 o'clock: Bubject— Does the Human’Soul Weigh Anythin, EY. J. H. LIGHTBOURN WILL PREACH IN THE Seventeenth street Methodist ‘opal church, be tween First and Second avenue: Bender morning and éven- ing. Evoning subject :—"The Beauties of Holiness.” ture 5 We "PROFESSOR A. , Plimpton Buildin, Public invited August 25; utrel ; Fifth Universalist church ocr Fes aes near Third avenue. Wy Seren PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WEST Twenty-second street, between Sixth and ‘Seventh avenues.—The Rev. George D. Mathews will preach (o-mor- fow morning and evenin, ome all scammer. tet. MBRELLA, ery BY LADY WHo out of Madison avenue stage on Broadway, 19h at 16 Broudw: OST—A RECEIPT BOOK. _ THE FINDER WILD BE rewarded by | ving It at 174 Highth avenue, | ost.-$ 0, REWARD FOR THE, RETURN OF A GOLD Watch cha Chen mint roe seals, one eross and one key attached j lost on Friday no questions asked, BINS & CAESAR, 38 Pine street. OST—A LOCKET, MONOGRAM W, W._0. [4 wniniature enclosed wanted by leaving the trict Court, 154 Cli OST—AUGUST 20, A KUSSIA LEATHER POCKET. book and Diary; supposed to have been lost in a Browd- The finder, by leaving the bask aud papers, &c., 88. Broedwey, Troe inns, ont be Hberally “re no questions asked, us they are of no value only ‘to the owner. S100 8 REWARD.—LOST, AT STATTON B, IN GRAND street, last evening, a lot of Internal Revenne Cigar Stamps, marked Jagob Holzmann, The ahove reward ven and no questions asked by returning the same to HOLZ Bowery, first floor. WITH ‘The finder will be liberally re: me with ¢1 f the Fi ston eet rk of the Fifth Dis REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF two sets of nda, lost between the corner of Nassau and nstrects and the Herald oftice, Address or call upon A. A. d., No. ie street, ‘ SPECIAL NOTICES. A MILLION DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY BY THE MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION, at tle pen 0 STATE OF A geet -$1,000,000 aie of \ 5 hi + halves, quarter ighths, ve and one-half ‘tleuete tor 100; Bleven thekets for $200, Orders may to Hon, ES BARBOUR, Provident, Xierendria Va, LFE, General Agent, s25 Brasdway, New York, tox donee tive cirew DRAWING ABSOLUTE OR MONEY REFUNDED, ROOTRRNON'D | Ornen, 3 CMMOND, ts Ie affords me plearnre to say that Lain’ yell adguatnied with a large majority of the officers of the Montpelier, Fe- Bale Humane Association, who reside in the wieinlt ity of my . nod T attest their intelligence and their worth and ich reputation as Cen as well as the public consi: tence an substantial means liberally ro oni them, J. L. KEMPER, Governor Virginia SODA WATE MINERAL WATE! i TE kA ATH, gm ipparatos and Materials, witl i instructions; all ments of manufacture, bottling ond dlapen exein- A pigsirable vertitory; catalogues, tree. JOHN feel tot niywiath and Twenky-sey- Poss of is os A RR ae - lg E27 SE £, AVANA LOTTERY —$510,000 IN PRIZES EVERY 15 days; next drawing Ausast 30, Prizes cashed. Cireu- lars of information free. MARTINEZ 4 & CO., Bankers, 10 Wail street, rear basement, New York. Post office box [erortayt NOTICE TO BROKERS, BANKERS AND BUSINESS MEN. “THE TELEGR. QUOTATIONS.” ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS [FI | LONDON WILL BE PUBL: VIQST EDITION OF THE ISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM, AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY, AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALL THE NEWS STANDS AND IN FRONT OF THE, STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET, OR SERVED BY CARRIER 10 ANY ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK. LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM, NO. 2 ANN STREET GHERALD BUILDING). TUCKY “SPATE LOTTERY, SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME (Authorized by special act of the Legislature), SIMMONS, DICKINS@N & CO., Managers. To be' drawn at Covington, Ky., AUGUST 28, 18° $300,000 to be distributed among the holders of tickets, PRI 1 Prine of $50,000 is. 1 Prize of 20,000 is 1 Prize of 10,000 is. 4 Prizes of ~ are. 10 Prizes of 0 are 50 Prize ”) are 5O Prines of 0) are. 50 Prizes of 0 are. 200 Prizes of 100 are. 100 1) appreimnt ing {010,000 are. 5,000 Brizes of $10 are 6,979 Pr Whole tickets, $10; Halves, 8 Send for cireniar. Addross all orders to 4 8, DICKINSON & CO., —OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE State Lotteries, SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Managers. HENTUCRY, uATRA © 8; Quarters, $2 50, MENRY, CLARE NO. O11, %, 53,5 ition’ by applying to or addtemting J 'CLUTE, floor, r ice, or Post office box 4,969, K SIMMONS, DICKINSON —& 00.8 GRAND « monthly distribution of the Kentucky Stato Lottery on the Havana plan, to be drawn J Angunt 285 sf ne of Cuba, drawn August Cre, tll information by applying to or addressing J. 0: t TE, Auth SEB Brondway, or Post office box 4,900, sherk oie ye $300,000 CASH GIFTS. Whole Tickets, $10, Kontncky State, Single Numb drawn Ausuge SR IETE Clrontere cont eee, caveee Di PARKS, EMERSON & CO., Agents, Port tice box 5,27 magni Broadway, residence No. SL East Tenth street, between Broadway rn Uni New York, Gousultations from 11 A)M. tog pipe place, pointment, RRetsy HAVANA LOrrERY. Royal iy Government Lottery, igwick Government Lottery, aun) Lotter, Wie us SO Benker, ane Post office box 3,316 SPECIAL | NOTICE: OYAL, HAVANA LOTTERY. Ro Fo10, 1,000 distrlbated in prizes e ring Augu 1 Prize of. 1 Prive 2 Prizes of $25,000 1 Prine of. 1 Prize off 233 Prizes of $1,000 ‘each. : 830 other Prizes amounting to. . . . 273,000 Circulars of information furnished ‘free. “Orders filled Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank Bills. Doubloons and Gov- ernments purchased. TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 11 Wall street, Drawn Saturday, August 2 A fortune for $10, A few lucky thekets on hand, $50,000 capital prize, Can be bought at this lucky office, Bickets, $10; halves, $9; quarters, $250; eights, 81 25, ©. DEVLIN & CG., Stationers ‘and General Agents, 30 Liberty street, New York. $510.000, —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. August 30, jew York —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTER Single No., Havana plan, Drawsevery 15 days. Next drawing New scheme! New scheme! $100,000 ‘50,000 80,000 san) s 310,000 rticuiars, sent free. Prizes cashed. 10, Stationers and General Agents, ‘90 Liberty street, New York. prizes, amountin, % real ih fal P. C. DEVLIN & € LEGAL NOTICES. PURSUANT TO AN “ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT of Chancery, made in the matter of the estate of Elisha Williams Teackle, deceased, and in a cause of Travers vs. Teackle, 1875, T. 24, the creditors of Elisha Williams Teackle, formerly of the ‘of New York, inthe United States of Ameriga, but late of No. 5 Cleveland. square, in the county of Middlesex, England, Esquire, who died in or about the month of March, 1874, are, on or before the Ist day of October, 1875, to xend by. past prepaid to Mr. Francis Fearon, a member of the firm of Clabon Fearon, of No. 21 Great George street, Westininster, in ‘the said county of Middlesex, the solicitor of the defendant, za Gertrude Teackle, widow, the administatrix, with the Will annexed of the deceased, their Christian and surnames, addresses and deseriptio: the full particulars of their claiina, a statement of their counts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said order. Every creditor holding any security Is to prodnee the same before the Master of the Rolls, at his chambers, situated in Rolls Yard, Chancery lane, Middlesex, England, on. Frid the 29th di ay of Octol T, 1875, at 11 of the cl vek in the fore: noon, being the time ‘appointed for adjudicating on the clain this 6th day es Mareb, 1 ROBERT MARSHALL, Chief Clerk. ANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT Shancery in Ireland, made in the matter of the estate of the Rev. James (i aurry, late of Mounttown, in the county of Dublin, Roman Catholic clergyman, decoased— Martin Dounelly snd Mary Anne Donnelly, his wite, plain- tif's; William Carry, defendant. All persons claiming to be next of kin of the raid Rev. James Carry, living at the time of his death, which took place on the 23d day of May, 1872, and particularly Thomas Unery, George Carry and don Oarty brothers of the said der geaned, who emigrated to the United States of America about 25 or 30 years since, or the legal personal representatives of such next of kin as ire now dead, are by their solicitors, on or before the Ist day of November, 1875, to come in and Prore their claims as such next of ki at the chambers of the ight Honorable the Master of the Rolls, Four Courts Inns ‘ay, in the county: of the city of Dublin, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of said ordcy.” Wedaeoday, whe 10th: day of November, 1870, At 11 o'cloek in, the forenoon, at, the sald chambers, 18 ap; pointed for hearing and dieation ‘on the claim: TESTONE, Chief Clerk, Moers, Paxxr, & Mirinva, Solicitors, Soe the. plein- {iil in sald matter, No, 2 Lower Ormoud Quay, Dublin, in Dated 2d day of June, 1875, URS Au TIRE ,DINING ROOMS AND OYSTER HOUSE 87334 Bowery, elegantly fitted and doing f, good pay: business, for sale cheap. If not sold see “Auctions” Tuesday next. LLOYD, Auctioneer, 20 Broadway. A tty HAVE TWO, UPTOWN CORNER LIQUOR + Stores, both elegantly fitted and in first class locations ; Dlcrs $000 and $1200; one only for sale, See my agent, LOYD, 29 Broadway. DRUG STORE, DOING A GOOD BUSINESS, IN thriving city 234 hours’ ride trom New. York; go Ghance for w live druggist. STRICKLAND'S Agency. 6 Beekruun street. A ‘ SPORTING—DOGS, _ BIRDS, &C, JVERRETS POR RAT AND RABBIT HUNTING, i ‘Doge, de. Aquaria and J. BAGOR, Ageut.” Pro- _ THE TURF. recat UGTION AND PRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY MORN ing and evening at Johnson's pool room, corner of Broadway and Twenty-eighth street, on the running races at Saratoga; also every afternoon on the trotting at, Uth full returns’ received ‘by special messenger; French Pools open at 6 A. dors uttended to promptly; no con: nection with any other pool room. N. B--Two French pool Indicators will be ‘open "ou. cach racs, daring the baratogs meeting. W. H. & T. B. JOHNSON, A mAueTION AND VRENCH POOLS SOLD MORN. + ing and evening at THOMA: way, on the Serstoge itunuing itacprs fa eraph. Rarticular attention paid to orders by mail oF mes senger, “French Fools ie until 12 A.M. Tickets $3 each, ER L. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. AUgtION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE NEW York Turf Exchange on the trots at Utica every day through the week. We have charge of the French Pools on the track, and will have the result of each heat as soon as decided. KELLY, BLISS & CO. UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY moming aud evening, at the New York Turf Exchange, on the races at Saratoga. Brench pools open at © A. M., clone at 12 M. Particular attention paid to drders by mall of mesenger. LI & © SECOND MEETIN NI iG. TUESDAY, Anzuat 10. . August 12, PAY, Angust 14, TESDAY. August 17. THURSDA AY, August 19. RD August 21, President. , Lessee. Westchester ae White Plains. Annual Fal “tie 8,10 and 11, 1885, "$150, $100 and 850. ear old class; $50, $30 and $20, ATU RDA, SEPTEMBER 11. Purse $400, 2:30 class; $250, $100 and $50, Purse $200, 2:50 class; $100, $75 and Entrance fee, 10 per cent and must invariably accompany the entry. Entri Secretary's office, White Plains, on s close at c P.M. COWDIN, President. 1, 1875, All trottiig under nati al ri ELMOEt "C. J. O, Minuer, Secretary BERNARD STRAY IS, General Superintendent. _ GEA VIEW DRIVING PARK, NEW | DORP—THURS. day, Sepromber 2, 1875—Purse of $100for running horses, halfuile heats, best bin 5, according to Jerome Park rules; ance 40 yards; entrance $9, Sum never beaten 2:40; mile heats to first, $26 to second, $15 to third, Entrance 10 perc company nomination’ in all eases. Entries close at Pool Rooms at 9 o'clock P. M., Thursday, August 2 Boats leave foot of Whitehall street, connocting with Sta- ten Island Railroad, landing passengers on the grounds in 45 minutes, Entries also to T. LUBY, New Dorp, 8. I. &C. at OE day—Troiting—Purse of $100, for horses that have enter and 3 to start; & it to ae- HOR ES, Ee RRIAG S, y “HORSES, WARR. A “FOR SALE, TED SOUND + and young. suitable for truck, cart, milkinan, express or family use; prices from $60 to $200;'a trial allowed to satisty everybody. 376 and 378 Bowery, opposite Fifth street, Tear stable, LIGHT BRITZKA, TWO SIX-SEAT PHAETONS, ONE four-seat Park Phaeton, one extension top Phaeton, ne Vietoria, one Coupe Rockaway, one light Rockaway Jarence, nearly new; two glass quarter Coaches, all in good order, at great bargains, D, B, DUNHAM, Rahway, N.J. GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SIDEBAR WAGONS.— R, M. Stivers’ Warwick, with his circular combinatios Spring, is universally admitted by all that thoroughly ex: mine ik to be the best riding and most perfect wagon yes in- trodmced. Come and see it, amen M. ats, 0 a UCTION SALE—THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK, OF hand top Buggies, epen Wagons, Rock- Phactons, asiteas Fae several Horses, Harness, Saddles, dc, by COLE & MURPHY, 379 Full street, Brooklyi hirty-first street. ton. GOOD CORNER STAND FOR OYSTERS, APPLY to JOHN BURKE, 108 Ninth avenue, corner Seven- teenth street, A WL ORFER MY DOWNTOWN DAY TRADE SAM- Je Room at asucrifice on account of leaving city; trade upward; easy terms. Apply 1 my agent, LLOYD, 29 Broadway. BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED.—$175 WILL BUY ® good top Buggy; a fine Harness, $0; a handsome hay Mare, $200; warrantee given; private stable 38 East niversity place. Twelfth street, near m —FOR SALE, HALF-SPRING TOP WAGON, IN FINE « order; also One of the finest top Pony Phactons in the city; must be sold. No, 6 West Thirteenth stroet. A WELL-LOCATED CORNER GROCERY STORE, Stock, Fixtures, Horse, Wagon and Route for Sale ee ee a m; cheap rent. Apply to THOMAS A. BLACK CANADIAN PONY; YOUNG AND SOUND: free, stylish driver; trot in 3 minutes: also two other Horses; suit truck, grocery, family use, farming, &e, 91 Hudson street, auctioneer, 17 Centre stre DRUG STORE FOR SALE—IN MAMARONECK A Village, fitted up im complete order, doing good. fair business. For particulars apply to WILLIAM D. PALMER, Unuiaiooseh: r county, N. ¥. A. WELL-LOCATED | RARROOM, | BILLIARD, | Seurant and Boarding House for cals cheap, tousth tepurately, Apply to THOS. ¥. A 2000 Liquor. store, WELL LOCATED, ON one of the best corners in the Eleventh ward, will be gold at a reasonable price. Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, Auctionoer, No. 3 Chambers street. ANKRUPT STOCK FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASIt or on approved credit—Fancy, staple and geutlemen's Furnishing Goods. ‘To be seen ut 38 Dey street, second floor. G. CHADWICK. ANCY GOODS STORE ON A LEADING AVENUE for sale at a bargain: owner retiring from business on account of ilk health.” Apply at 750 Third avenue OR SALE—NEWS DEFOD AS AND bre bata tg STORE, with large psper rout stand t bargain, Apply to Ja. ENNIS & Sot 116 Nasenu strevt, R SALE—MILK ROUTE OF 500 QUARTS, HORSES ihn, BOG Waeons. Inquire st 150 North Sixth street, Brook- yn, {OR SALE—A LARGE LOT OF SECOND HAND COR fugated Tron; also a large lot of ‘second hund three- inch thick Plank Flocring, well sulted forscoal yards or stable flooring. Apply to SAMUEL fees) ou pier 50, North River. OR SALE—BOARDING HOUSE OF 18 ROOMS, COM- pletely furnished throughout, filed with boarder will remain; best offer in the city, Call at 27 West ae OR SALE—SHOWCASES, DESKS, DRUG DRAWERS, Counters, Shelves, Offiee Partittons, Railings; Carpenter Jabinet Work, eatimate, at short not jee. 2 Com- fo JAMES HODGE, {VOR SALE—THREE GREBNHOUS! WITH NEW boilers, pipes and fixtures complete; also stock of pots nd plants for winter blooming; price low, Address FIX- TURES, box 111 Herald office. OR SALE—A CORNER GROCERY STORE, WITH jorse and Wagon. Inquire at 100 West Fourth street, corner Sixth avenue. 14 a JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A DESIRABLE LIGHT, ofituble Manufacturing Business; would exchange for jesirable House and Lot in New York, Brooklyn or Jersey cit or sell cheap for Cash. Appl 2 Pineapple and | Futton stre rooklyn, (OR SALE OR LEASE—STORAGE STORES N and 6 Atlantic Dock, fronting East River, adjoin Wiltan reo ferry. Apply to'S. B. SCHIKFFELIN, No, 170 iN NE OF MARVIN'S LARGEST proof Sates for sale, room 9, AND BEST FIRE- Apply at No. 111 Nassau street, __MAG HINERY. “A FOUR HORSE POWER UPRIGHT gine and Boiler, Screw Lathe, Upright Drill, Ki Wheels, Vises, Anvils, Blacksmiths’ Tools, Startev: er, Shafting and Pulleys, nearly new, in perfect order, be’ seen running at 21 Hicks street, Brooklyn, ANTED. 5-HORSE POWER LOCOMOTIVE BOILER POR GRINDING Apply at No. 61 Park plac horse power Engine; new or second han Herald office. W dry substances, Lathes aid small Tools; will sell cheap or let the same, ly at No. 8 Gold street, fourth Hoor, dress, giving full description und low st cash price, ANTED-A BOGARDUS MILL, 2 FEET PLANER, TWO SCREW AND TWO HAND $40. 00 WORTH. OF NEW AND SE hand Engines, Boilers, Stea ners, Lathes, Drills, Sharpers, Bmery Grinder, Crane, Gear Cutters, Plate Rolls, Bogardus Mill, Mott Pulley Machinists’ &e,,'at halt Hnegiery street, n Shatting, Gearing, being, ROBERIS, Engineer, ireenwich, POST OFFICE NOTICE. iE JOST OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MATLS FOR ECROPR, for the week ending Saturday, August 21, 187 wal nse at this office as foflows:—On ‘Tuesday ag 12M. nesday at 12M. on Thursday at 11:0 4. M., and ou WA. L. JAMES, Postinaster, Saturday at | pio ALS POR OLD MATERIAL. SPAREN Raitway Compaxy, — ) PRICK, 187 West 5° Perenasing saves, New York, August 13 s Sealed proposals, and indorsed “Proposals for Old Mate- Hal” will De received nt this office until Monday, August 23, 5, 12 o'clock noon, for the purchase aud renioval of the following old material, now At the shops of this vompany at Jorvey City, Port lervis and Buftalo 1,851 tons Car Wheels, 148 tons Iron Axles, 267 tons Cast Serap. 17 tons Steel Spring Serap, 15 tons ci t Turnings. 21 tons Steel Turnings. 18 tons ¢ orings. ii tone Greve Bere Also lot of Varnish and Oi) Barrels. Successful bidders will be required to deposit 15 per cent of the amount awarded to them at the time of such award, and ir balance (85 per cent) will be payable at the time of de- ivery. and all bids, ‘The right i rved to reject An: alii, Furchasing Agent. ROWMAN, I i BILLIARDS. STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLE: ney's wire cushions, solely used in all ty Del ip and match ‘wocond hand Tables wt gr a7 ane ne. AL GRIFFITH & 00., 40 Vesey s DHELAN'S | BILLIARD | D TABLES FOR SALE ONLY BY GEORG LAN, ast Fourteenth street, dew Font: No. "ba ‘Chastnu reek. Philadelphia, —ONE CLARENCE, ONE COUPE, ONE EXTENSION + top Phaeton, one Victoria; also ‘one Wagonette; nearly new and used by a private fami, Riper CUBLEY’S, 109, 111 and 113 East Thirteenth street, near Fonrth avenue. —ONE ENGLISH HUNTING 4WHEEL CART, Agent ingle and double, Harness, made in Bugtend, 16 wi s wart all new, and nothing like it in this country. To be seen ut M. CURLEY'S Carriage Warerooms, 100, 111 and 11 Bast Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. —FOR SALE, SEVEN YOUNG SOUND HORSES, Aen $75 to $150, and aro suitable for any kind of busi: ness. Inquire at 4% Great Jones street, near the Bowery. A ROR SALR, ONE VERY FINE BLACK HORSE, Ais, sound and kind, 1544 hands, 6 years old; also ono very Handsome side bar top Wacon, with latest improved springs, and a very handsome top Phaéton, with one set of rubber: mounted Buggie Harness, Sheets, Lap Robe, Whip, &e. ; will be sold separately or together, ai private stable 86 Irving place, corner of Twentieth street. A FOR SALE FOR HALF VALUE, MUST BE SOLD, + the fast trotting Horse Dart; 6 years old, sound and Kind, and can trot in 2:35 any day, with light side bar Road Wagon aud Harness; sold separate or together. Apply to DOCTOR, St. Omer Hotel, corner Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue, from 10 A. M. to 3 P.M. ARRIAGES, HARNESSES, NEW AND SECOND Roeki / hand, every deseriptio kaways, bel ei Wagons, Pony Phe Business Wagons, Coupes, Victorias, Coupe Roel a, Light Bu Buggion Park Phascons, MANU: FAUTURERS” UNTO ISITORY, No. 632 Broadway. iE CARRIAGES. We have now in onr warerooms, in the latest desigus st finish, nd Landaule Depot and no top Wagons. Cabriolets and T Carts, Low and high door Rock- Fashionable Top Phaetons, |) aways, Coupe Rockaways, Buckingham Phaetons, Romb) ony Phaetor Corning and Britton Wagons, | Canopy Pong Phaetons, Phaetons, ‘| 4 passenger Pony Phaetins, Physicians’ Gi; ‘Also a large stock of Road | and ‘DRAU, '4 Broome street (old stad 0 of Brewster 4 bo). VOR SALE—TWO HORSES, THREE QUARTER ‘Trncks, and # Dirt Cart, with three boxes, with stables; this place is;now drawin, er month: alia a Dwelling without a lease, Inquire of PATRICK GALLANAN, Seventy-eighth street and Ninth avenue, Waecns COMIC OPERA. GREAT SUCCESS of the celebrated Prima Donna, MISS JULIA MATREWS, and Henderson and Colville’s IsH COMIC OPEKA COMPANY, in the Grand Follie eer in three acts, > OTTE, EVERY EVENING BAND OSATORDAY MATINEE, BOULOTTE. idtinn SULLA MATHEWS KING BOBECHE. Mt MACDERMOTT: BLUE BEARD. Me ALBERT BRENNEE and every member of the MAMMOTH ORGANIZATION. Musical Direetor.. Mr. NEW SCENERY, i New Costumes and Appointments, RAND OPERA HOUSE. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK an SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2, AROUND THE WORLD. AROUND THE WORLD, ABOUND THE WORLD. aged Admission........0+s0+++-506 | Gallery...< Reserved seats, " GREAT NOVELTIES “PORTHCOMID Gouece, éco 0000 MT U UEEEE 0. coo Miee% U Og LR er: Mir b oUE @ ee MII UU BEB re one MII uU UR 6 68 8 Mit UUs ceo 0000 iL a vUU EEEE i 444 lb aM lk 44% nh 4m 55 lL 44444 SS Soil “ 555 u “ BROADWAY. vores: BROADWAY. BROADWAY. BROADWAY. BROADWAY. BROADWAY. BROADWAY. Mr. JOSH HART... Colonel T. ALSTON BROWN. THEATRE, O24 ie MOUN F Pot wi BROADWAY, “Manager AUGUST 23, AUGUST 23, PHVELY, BOX OFVICE OPEN DAILY, FROM 9 TO 5. Orders for boxes or sents, by mail, telegraph or messen- ger, immediately atvended to. Rosen HALL—16TH STREET AND BROADWAY. Coolest theatre; open sides and clear of buildings. Reserved seats, $1; Fourteenth week and continually ineres ROBINSON'S ENGLISH OPERA Hour rugs Wery evening EB Sati at LiscHEN anp PirtzcHEN Fifth week and grand success of CHILPERIC. THE UMBRELLA PARCE AnD AND poRAND PARISIENNE Strong cast! P: a ee st MONDAY por ase orus! Full orchestrat THE PRINCESS OF TREBIZONDE. I¥TH AVENUB THEATER ‘Proprietor and Manage MONDAY Admission, 50; baleony, 25¢. ; a GUSTIN DALY is bo abe 9 tase ‘cats Abe pe ie v vo ° rg fa E Pes bond v 2 iE OK K E s od v a” oKK Bg 8 ® ¥ ¥ ° 8 KK EEE SSSSS: wy 8 KK E 8 Wa Ge i Rg Bn gE OK Ei SSsss EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION | THREE. PIECES? ** hy NG TOO FAST; at 8:30, Miss RO- arta Voie. (by special ‘as NAN, THE GOOD VOKES’ (Oy special roquost) BOR NOTHING aro, cigtine tare Tile WBUNG Pot OPAY Se rdap LAST YOKES MATINER “s0.and LAST NIGHT of the Vokes Faniy. “re BONANZA ON MONDAY NE ETROPOLITAN THEATRE ASTOR & MR LEAVITT. Lomees and Managess “Tene tis at sci ISR, who Man “Wate ar in her gow drama, THE GREATEST SOMPANY, SiN THE WORLD. STA and the Great Jack and Jill Pantomime ‘Troupe. MATINEES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. GRAND REOPENING, AUGUST 23. Fifth season of the THEATRE COMIQUE, The Comique has stood the test of time and is to-day the Great Resort of “LADIES AND CHILDREN. snecess of the Comique in the past seasons ar proof of its first class standing with the people of this city, ALL IMITATE BUT NONE EQUAL THE Standing room only night, after night, has bee: otto. mm the m w ow wH HY yom Www ie BEN ergy H be ae | t HHMHHH VY : ie it x . H Rw ¥ t rg H ¥ ie Because in no instance during the proprietorship of Mr. Hart has one word, cme gesture or any act been permitted that prudery itself'could object to, PURE FUN ONLY AT THE COMIQUE. Names of company in further announcements, MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ILMORE'S CONCERT GARDEN (ute Hippodrome). eR OUOMORN en a B Con THE MOST MAGNIFICENT CARDEN iN Hild WORLD. CONCER? EVERY Nigar AT 8 wee GILMORE’S BAND. 100 PER: THE GREATEST Living: CORNETISI. Mr. J. LEV PROGRAMME ‘FOR THIS’ EVENING. 1. Overture—"Tannhauser”. 2 German song—"Yo merry birds? & Solection—"Opera Reminiscences 4 Solo for comet—Cavating from “11 rave BUCKLE. 5. Caprice Heroique—"Awakening of the Lion” @ Aria for baritone—C . tina from “Saffo"? Sung by MR. A. SOHST 7. Solo for cornet—"Nari Levy and Operti (Second time in America, . J. LEVY. anne Waltz’ .-Flotow 9. Reverie. ieuxtemps 10. Fantasie Comique—“Le Cardinal de Venice.” Varie, for full band. ..-Kerssen National Ai The Star Spangled Banner. P. M.—SERENADE’ BAND. -50 cents 33 ‘ackage and scason tickets, ut reduced rates to be had at the box office. ROW. J. FLORENCE Pea JUDGE SLOTE, in the new Comedy, “BY A ance: MATE TOOD'S MUSEUM. woop’s. y THIS APTERNOON, Ar 2, EVENIN| PRANK FRAY! Nis COMBINATION a the U 7EE nog JACK AND PONY HACKBERY. FRAYNE’S MARVELLOUS SHOTS. ry ‘OLI THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET, (between Second and Third avenues) Sean ee +s Ba ‘roprietor. DA BILL, ana ast appearance of the ie following Stars > Vig, REENOLbs, WHITNEY, FRANKIE TURNER, MONS. WODAIDT, THE SAYNBATIS, Gur ATHLETIC — oa EXHIBITION North: American {em Union (Nord-Amerikanischer Tarner Bund). Monday and Tuesday, August 23 and 24, at Jones’ Wood Colosseam and Washington Park. Wednesday, August 25, at Lion Park. Por programme soe Sunday's paper. __THE } LECTURE SEASON, At LECTURE E ¥ NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK 0} jauhood and Cause of its Premature Decline” ste New York Museam of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, between Honston and | Bloockor streets. OR SALE—A SPLENDID. BAROUCHR: GOOD AS ‘new, best city make: will be sold at great vargal ‘Autdrese BUSINESS, box 12% Herald ee beatae dae (OR SALE—TWO GOOD HORSES; ONE IS A LARGE truck horse; the other 1s a pony; will suit « grocer or ex. prgeyman; wal he sold cheap. Apply in feed store, corner of might and Washington streets, NOR SALE VERY CHEAP—TWO GOOD HORSES, Wagon and Harness, 424 East Ninth street, bakery. G ARD BETTS & TIONBERS. 1 Cone 0. Store and salesroom, No. 7 Old slip and 104 Pearl . THIS DAY (Saturday), August BL eet (postponed from at 12 o'clock noon, juare, I Rockaway, 2 Road Wagons, ‘Top Phactor GERARD BETTS & CO., General Auctionee: slip and 104 Pearl str HARNESS STORET way, Harness, hand made, $1 od Milkman's Harness, $3 od Stable Biaukets: Yyourselve: lay street, New Yor! NEY BY DEAL- in” ares, tock hand. 1 Clarence, 1 Depot Wagon, 2 Road Wagons, with tops. I ood good Grocer's Harness, $20 good Doube Truck ‘Harness, i #1 50. Please call and a oxainiii | PISHE| 38, BUYERS AV irect with the manixfacturer : imude Harness at very low prices, WwW ‘arren street, Re, & STi O Bre} larence; Rockaways of all styles, nd open Pony Phaeton, depot and extension top t Dtop and open read Wagons, ne eit; Sulkeys and Skeletons, b Wagons, Whips, &e.; WM. H, GRAY'S WANTED’ GOOD COVERED ee CARRIAGE, in exc! henge for good Horse or two-seated open Wagon. Auidress box 2,874 New York Post office, Wane A PAIR OF CARRIAGE HORSE: gray or dark brown, not over 6 years old, flo: and manes; warranted. Address %., box 227 Herald IRON tails YACHTS, —1) BOATS: kinds. and STEAMBOATS. a: A. INSTRUCTION. HEGARAY Pl treet Ladies and Misses, Boarding and bay School; Latin, English and French is, the language of ‘the fainily. | Mme. D VILLY, 1,527 and 1,529 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa, DAYANA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ta. dies,—Mrs. GLADWIN HURD, Toronto, Canada; ref. arancesColvae shaw: United Stats Gonmal! Toronto; the ttorney General, Toronto Mr. Broughall, Krank Agitess Mrs. GLADWIN HURD, box 1-708 Vous oftice, Toronto, ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER Pa, opens September 8; Civil Engineeriiig, the Clas Sies and english phoroughly taught. For cirenlars, apply v0 0, Pr rar, Colonel TH esident, or to 0, M. No, 1 Nassau street New York. T. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES, Flushing, Long Island.—Healthy and delightful loca? ion, with fing accommortations and superior course of studies. Reopen September 1. Board and tuition, $120 half yearly, Write for prospectus or call per train from Munter's Point every half hour. EMINARY OF THE 'rench. HER- SACRED HEART FOR SMALL 12 bore, Flashing, Long Island, conducted by Sisters of 8 Soseph.—Health, home comforts’ and carefal training, $103 half yearly. HE, IRVING INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN, ON HUD. son, opens September 14 Unusual advan Terms net. "No military. No untform, No extras Sed for clrou- lar giving full information, JNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. The academic year of the Departments af Arte wid Science opens on fo or se September 15, for admission to any of the classes wit As: mamised ‘ } the Valveriyy Washington square, on aang September 14, at 935 A.M. HOWARD CROS ¥, Chancellor, Vv ILTON.—ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND SPANISH boarding academy Tor boys and young men at a Fruteg, Conn. ; home comforts; terms moderate. Address A’ TUS WHITLOCK. TEN WEEKS, BOARDING SCHOOL, LONG DOV standing; healthy ; elevated; ample grounds ; teacher wanted, capable, as princi lary depends on ‘success, Address ABEL WintLodk, Norwalk, Conn, $150 A YEAR-BOARD AND TUITION, AT EPIS- copal Academy, Haddonfield, X. id OR BALE OR EXCHANGE—s't long; will exchange ‘Address A. FISK, box 114 ANTED TO CHARTER—TWO OR THREE Steam Tugs. Add ing dimensions, power, &e., TWO, OR THREE SMALL ing full particulars regard- box 247 Post office, Now York, _WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. 607 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH 8TRERT Diamond Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Camel's Mair Shawls, Laces and Personal ery description P. MATTHEWS, ey ndvanced on Dime ry, ;,ltlso Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bo Watches, e., at 77 Bleocker one upeee ee REAM TO GHURCIUES, EXCURSIONS, RE- vailers, &e,, 29 cents per quart J, FUSSELL & SONS, ke Bible YOUNG GERMAN-AMERICAN, violin and piano player, from the Leipal h branches. Address H FIRST CLASS | Ceararrene, gives lessons in bu street, New York, “yon You ron KY IT."—WONDERFUL “HUM- D' ming Bird” hear, them ; private lessons om Violin’ Organ, caitur, Pinte, aginging cirentars mailed, “Address MUSICAL AGENO Fourteenth eet. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, POSSESSED OF A ‘ocd Daritone voies, 8 Do peaiien, 26 bate 3 singer in © i to lead ‘Bim ng fein coe given. ‘dares OHORIST Bw ovat fice. JANTED.—A FIRST CLASS VOCAL AND ENSTRU- mental teacher, good yortornes, oe Pes Be at: violin, desires n permanent situation, Address ville, MM. MARBLE MANTELS, ah a See RET W. Reados dai JCHOLS.—250 ENTIRELY NEW «designs late and wood Mantels, antbl = catalogues, torers iron Cresting, Stabl Paves, Fence, Grates, Vanes, &c., wholesale and retail, Bend for Hudson street, auposive Worthy M* weds FLORBROS. = MES. GENERAL GILFLORY, * in THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. RAND CoaCres Pig SUMMER Load FESTIVAL he Singing Societ ARION, gaemovEN ERCHOR, Jey YORK ND ere AND NE ENGERRUNDE, with the kind assist Remmerts and A. nie of Messrs. ~ jiseboff and Ge rare artists, a the duct r. Carl on, Mr. bis. Damrosch, einbard ard Sebmels oN sarvitbay, AUGUST 2, 21, 18, at the Ji & seblecbtitea 7. Duet for tenor and baritone, Fesonda” (Sung by Messrs. Bischoff and Rem: 8. Blood and lron. ru Part II. 10. Overture, “The Merry Wives of Windsor”, Finale, “Macbeth” vening Stat. “omange Tannbauser (Sung by Mr. F, Remmerta) 18, Hochseftamarsch... scodle cen Admission, 50 cents for gentlemen, 25 cents for ledtes. The Concort commences at'8 o'clock P. M (Bjg be PARK GARDEN. TO-NIGHT. Proprietors. . ¥ _Messrs. APPLEB THEODORE “How As UNRIVALLE: D SUM. THIS (SATURDAY) March, op, 108. Overture, “An Adventure of Handel’ Rhapsodlo (evening) ‘Andante Cantabile, op. 97... Symphonic Poem, “Le Roust @Omphaie? apsodie Honsro: * “Admiesion, 800. ; oxen §1 an on TUESDAY NEXT hecrwrg NIGHT, ONS HUNDREDTH CONCERT, D AVENUE THEATRE, NEAR THIRTY-FIRST street —Grand novelty combination of Beautifal young ladies in Olio and B ing; Saturday m urlesque ‘even! {neo at 2. J. BERRY, Bu ‘anager. THE PUBLIC. The Oe fr given by the press of New York of the conver- ston of nod Ouace seen tales Gonservata of Music, fc. are entirely without foundasion w; ‘foe under: old the resent extremely SC. ALE OF PRICES, assuring the public it may rely mpon the selection of the Righest order of talent in most ‘unexceptionable entertain- ments. . HAMILTON. WHEELOCK, ‘ROBERT SolNeTON. GUERMAN LTEPERERANZ—SATORDAY, AUGUST 21, 1875, second and last Summer Nights’ Festival, at Ter” race Garden, Fifty-cighth street, near Third avenue. Ad- mission for.tion-membors, if introduced by a member, $2, for one gentleman and ladies, TROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART POURTEENTH STREET, wilt hy reopened on SEPTEMBER 1, 1875. OADEMY OF | MUBIC. BROTHERS ......... ae ORS Rs ssece and Managers DAY BVERING, Priptitsh THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 28: 9 Grand inauguration performance of the great and orginal _— AROUND THE WORLD, AROUND tan WORLD, U) i RLD} ARO! WO all its Parisian bias eat CASTS. bates mass may Ler os ae BAT WEST TWENTY.THIKD STREDT, NEAR SIXTH AV, COTTON, REED & SIMPSON. + - LESSEES GRAND REOPENING MONDAY EVENING, Avaust 23, ‘OTTON & REED’ NEW YORK MINSTRELS, Every Evenin, 8; Saturday Matinee at 2. Box office open. Seats secured. No extra charge. LOSING SUMMER fron SOULABLE—THIS ‘e Firat lay) afternoon and tute pore’ 2 400. ; P To peed ce sf ‘eam,” Polka, tt re Thin,” O'Rangeursng’e reat ‘Gon le Song, Baby, st ge Co Voe IL. Pease, Beautiful ‘4 Title, le Team March,” Geers (played Gitmore). ‘Oe. ca mailed. M. A, POND 0o,, AT oe tema ; branch store, (39 Union San _ORGANS, i eee ei. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT Decker & Bros. Pianoforte at a sacrifice: name in Pinte; a richly carved four round rosewood case, full Agraff, overstrung Piano, having all improvements, used 7 Tuonths, har printed guarantee, bill of sale, cost $975, fc 50; Stool, Cover, Bow for shi shipping: a7 cotaye Windacr iano for $225, unday, five story brown stone asidence 47 Weet ths st., between 5th and 6th ays. BRILIIANT TONED 73 OCTAVE FOUR ROUND cores Decker Brothers rosewood Pianoforte for ania, Cost $975, for $225; m: forte, cost $1,000, nificent indsor for Stool, Musical Cabinet and Box for shipping, wort! $1005, ‘parlor dutta is satin, cost $000, for jecirdom ait for Jee th ‘an half cout; Carpet, 506,’ Modern a Paintings oaaee oe must be sold: Call at private restdonee 120 120 West 23d st., near 6th av, T HAINES BROS.’ PI and manufactory, corner avenue, @ fine assortinent of ale on reasonadl great bargains. AS —FOR RENT—UPRIGHT, att PIANOFORTES, Nom ren a a masks tae hand Pi GoeNoiia Finh wvente, abowe A Lavy PA TR ye UPRIGHT 7 OCTAVE ROSE oforte, cers, a for B13 cost $450; order. St., near 2d avent - Fone fora vie the day A ll for half 8 Warehonse, 690 Si: sold; worth the viata fon of 8 ARGAING. UPRIGHT gs Sate PIANO, $125; ‘Mason & Hamlin Organ, $40; Prince Orgaus, $10 pay eee eH DONE RON, 18 Rast Fourteenth street. TANOS, BEST MAKERS —TARGR £00 TO SELL 7 ments, at Rass Bw cash, or by easy pay! TRINWAY Baal pagionate or he ts at bi ‘inion square, CHICKERING’S, earane AND OTHER fully low fe {or cash, om yraiay few, Os Wai ash Broadwers