The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1875, Page 2

"brown stone Dwelling A on Fortyreighth street, J f location unexcept sale low ; and 83 East Seventeenth stree WELL BUILT, ADMIRABLY LOCATED FOUR ‘25x00; lot 100 ‘ith avenue, for 11 Pine street EVENSON, Jr. R SALE OR LEASE FOR FIVE Y- Bished and in good condition. Call before 10 diosP. Mw East Side. 5 ou premises West Side. POR SALE, OF, 70 EL brown stone Mouse 15 Inention ; Forty-nevey i aplendi PAMPHLETS O APS, DESCRIPTIVE Circulars, nds lt enl o heaely dene at the METROPOLITAN I dealers _prowiptly LISHMENT, in the Herald Building Q WEST FORTY EIGHTH A OO Residence for sale at a great bargain 16x50; lot 100: in perfect College leasehold; owner in Eurc B.W. WILL Miscellancous. F% SALE CHEAP—A ¢ Apply to J. CORDINGia forally) House 45 Madison avenue, opposite talogues and every kind RINTIN: jer throughout; IPRS, 897 Sixth avenne. (PRIVATE ap |. OF a from FIPTY.NINTH STREET.—FOR SALE OR PAST Tihed, for winter or longer. Apply to owner, THE FINE THREE STORY ath street, near possersion immediately. No. 6 Pine street. F PROPERTY, of Printinj careful FIRST CLASS : four, stories; Columbia 0D TENEMENT HOUSB. | 1 Delancey street, N.Y, BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE 2 AND TO- LET. FOUR STORY BROWN STC ment House; all modern improvements A, in Brooklyn, near Fulton ferry; to les, very low, fur ‘desirable, will take nt rent in board, Ad- Bished : owner. tress GEORG: OX LANSING, Herald o 0 LET—FIRST CLASS STONE DW Tompkins avenue, near Fulton street, bbw. Apply to Owner, on premises. LET—IN BROOKLYN, JERSEY CIry, HOBOKEN, CITY AND BERGE HOBOKEN.—POR GOOD HOUSE, rents and low prices, apply te CRE West Broadway, or 24 Newark street, Hobo PROPERTY OUT OF THE © GREAT BARGAL N REAL ESTATE, Rr SALE OR TO RENT, --FOR SALE, SPLENDID FARM good nrighbor- ofies ELLING, 465 Brooklyn; rent A COTTAGR, WITH 9 for $30 « month ; or will im avenue, near Reed. AT. CTIRAP BROS., 124 ITY FOR of 30 acres, only 234 miles from large town, 34g hours: a New York; acres clear, rich, smooth Lam acres Ine young chestnuts; good frané house, 18226: 5 rooms; good vellar; good barn, 26x30; all necessary outh pnt young bearing orchard; cool. spring at large trout stream running through the place, endow cuts 15 tons of hay; no epidemics: price only $2,500; terms $1.4 Address box 20 Post office, East Stroudsburg, GREAT BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, A dings; excel- the door; fine nicely fenced ; no mosquitoes; }00 cash. balance $400 yearly. P FARM OF 170 acres, good house and outbuildings, 2 nice orchards, 1 mile from depot, churches, &c.; easy payments; $5,000; pos- vession immediately; alwo 4 new Houses to, let $120 per 7 rooms; or for sale cheap. Address E. EDWARDS, tehogue, Long Island, N. Y. OUNTRY SEAT—ELEGANT RIVER Passaic; 40 minntes from New York; «i fae ‘and beautiful; large mansion; fruit a jan: Astoria d bri Iso Lots at $4) and 8X uses, from $2,800 mpward sof Houses to let; Stein ill, iron foundry and metal works, also Willi yeneer factory ure on the ways’ large plano factory will be removed to, tad other factories are slow being erected. STEWART, 81 Ci ON EASY TERMS—BCILDING Fronts for factories on _Steinwa; FRONT, AT ‘ix acres; high, nd shade abun- das SITES (& Sons’ and finished ‘also. Dwelling & Sons’ = ns & Fickett’s round, in full operation ; Stein- the premises, The new horse weilroad from Thirty-fourth street and James slip ferries fhrough Ravenswood to Astoria leads directly Faz Peopariy. which ls but 134 iniles from to the Stein- Astoria ferry. md for circular, with description and maps of property. Apply to STEINWAY & SONS, N Fourteenth sts SACRIFICE tiful Farm of 36 acres of good wiles from large town, in Bucks county, Pen bour from Philadelpli ery healthy; delix! Ings; handsome House, York. OF FARM, STOCK, CROrs, rich land, two nsylvania, one beautiful location ; plendid stone barn, extensive stabling; carriage, hog and poultry honses: including 3 delicions water; cash market at’ door: price, nice cal fine horses, 4 cows, hogs, 50 chickens, wagon, farm wagon, tovis and all cr Balance very easy. Apply at 3 ware, New York, or address box = Cat te Centre, Bucks ¢ | cote vies JUSINESS MEN. BROKERS, BA! NKERS’ AND “THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS,” THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF THE LONDON sTOC CHANGE PER CAB a ae PUBLISHED IN THE RST ON OF T EVENING TELEGRAM, AT 10.0) Y DAY, AND CAN BE Fol TH NDS AND IN FRONT STOCK EXC BROAD STREET, DR SERVED BY CARRIER TO" ANY ADDR DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK. LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT TI ICE OF THE . RAM, NO. 2 AD prs AND D. Cirentars and METROPOLITAN Brondwas. ARE CH. FOR IN tate.—Bargains if sold immediately: . including several factory sites, on side sivanin Railroad, near depot. Send for map, WM. GIBBY, Rahway, N. J. RIPTION OF PROP -y kind of Printing fu PRINTING NEAR BY FARM W. one or more private houses or tenem: dr Brooklyn. GREGOR & MILLER, 3d mtreet. ‘TED—IN EXC! 4 ESTABLISHMENT, ‘TMENT IN. REAL ES- REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, » BUILDING): TY, BILLS, shed at the 218 G 0 Acres, 6 track of Penn- &e., to owner, HANGE FOR in New York enue, corner Sth NASH.—A FI LOT IN HAR! J in Connecticut, free and clear, this city. GREGOR & MILLER, 3d avenu street OR SALE OR EXCHANG stone House, value $15, exchange for small House, fest class Bond and Mor free Herald office. ary. Address R. L. ¢ J ANTED—IN Lots near upper end of Park, a small House below Sixtieth street CHANGE FOR VERY V LESPINASSE & FRIEDMAN, No. eM AND 35 for $25,000 house in $1 Address ESTATE, box 205 ACRES e, corner 50th POUR STORY BROWN age & 500; wonld and Clear, or DS—TO BE EXCHANGED FOR A GOOD ein New York or immediate vicinity; Herald office, Y HANDSOME brown stone 2 Pine street TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. FINE, NEW STORE AND BASEM West Broadway, near Franklin street, 2¢ teasonable rent; lease may be had. Inquire at 226 West Thirty-first street. FIRST FLOOR, way; suitable for tailor, B27 Brondwa YTORE TO LET—154 VARICK STREET, 4 Vandam, with a smail Store on Vandam dill on. IN BEST BLOCK Nd. 103 1x75, to let at a on premises, or ON BROAD- dressmaker, hairdresser, ac. opposite Park Theatre, up stairs CORNER OF and cellar, See 10 LET—THE HOUSE IN REAR street, near Canal; light and well venti fepair; suitable for any light manufacturing vession immediately (Po Let with STEAM POWER, or any Part at MCCLAVE Eleventh aven: LAR 8 STOR AND 8 VARICK lated; in good business; pom BUILDING Twenty-second street and OFTS 386 nty-eighth street, 25x115 feet in depth ench ; suitabl ture, piano, dry goods or fancy goods business show windows: fitted mp tomplete, and gas fixtnr out; rent moderate. Ap: ply to JOUN FETTRETCH, LET OR LEAS! AT LOW RENT, able corner store, No. 67 Third avenue. front and well lighted basement. 1) Broadway Furnished. SMALL BROWN STONE HOUSE, furnished, piano and pictures included, family at less than $200 per mouth} To be seen from 12 to 3 a street, --FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED AA. Tionses at reduced rentals. Bargain M098 and is ast Seventeenth: street DWELLING HOUSES TO LET THE DESIR- with plateglass Apply on premises HANDSOMALY to let ton small possession im. 16 West Forty eighth FIRST CLASS Offices 11 Pine K. STEVENS Jr. FURNISUED HOUSE ON TWELFTH, TWENTY- first and Thirty-eighth streets; unfurnished house on Thirty sixth street and Madison ply to B. A. DALLEY, 588 Sixth venue. 10 LET OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—TH brown stone House; 26 East Twenty second street elegantiy Furnished Wo. 201 Second ave. Apply at story, Unfurnished. ONLY $725 TILL MAY brick House 24) Wert } perfect order, every convenience; good Apply on the premises. DESIRABLE, MODERATE, S17 Residence, well arranged and in x gor Hotel, west of Pifth avenue to let No, 7 Bast Forty seventh street, moi 17 street to lot; $00; Store 4 Chatham street; o for tailor or shoemaker, Ir t House, 2! ROWN STON Tt location, newly painted, unfurnished or p B able two ndults will give or take Hrettives, 148 West Forty seventh street AQ “BAST TWENTIETH STI 0 Fwenty-eighth street, each fourth a@venue; in excellent order. it Twenty-second street. 13 Apply FURNISHED ROOMS AND APALLTM TO LET rn om =—T0 LET, FURNISHED, A.“Ran'Betroom. tn private houre street, near Fifth avenue; al improvemonts enne, at low rentals, BROWN nl order, near Wind. STORY BROWN STONE HOU Ap ‘EXT ¥OR THREE STORY ety third #treet, near Broad- orhood. neig ts lrom owner, OK HOUSE elesant Si rent low; open from 9 to 2 Store, 840; William st. Mr. SMITH. NSURPASS artly furnished board. Cail on ) 41 EAST mis, both near bo owner, 128 Ts SECOND STORY FRONT East Thirteenth HUDSON | H | States of America, ont Inte of No. 5 Cleveland sqnure, in the | | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. I EE YT 52 WEST gentlemen, without board, handsomely furnished’ suit of Rooms on second floor; also smaller Rooms, with Sreplece terms moder: _ Inquire at 212 East Elevent ROOMS, WITH KVERY_ CONVE- 171 Thomp- T 227 EAST FORTY-FIRST STREET.—TO LET, FUR- nd Third ae ~ Oat FOURTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, TO Between New York and Liverpool, calling at ALGERIA SCYTHIA... And every following Steamers marked thus * do not EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. |ARD LINE. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, Berber, arbor. ‘ork, FROM NEW YOR FYROM NEW YORK. Wed., Aug. 29] *RUSSIA......Wed., Sept. 8 Wed. Sept. 1| BOTHNIA...Wed.,’Sept. 15 Wednesday and Saturday from New ‘ork. steerage passengers. RATES OF PASSAGE. Cabin, $80, $100 and $190 gold, according to secomme- on. Tickets to Paris, $15, gold, additional, Retarn Tickets on favorable terms, dati 41 nished or unfurnished, Rooms, entire Second Steerage at low tates. Fiore, to gentlemen or gentleman and wife or small family; | Steerage Tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and all references. Inquire within + parts of Europe, at lowest rates. RGE FURNISHED PRONT ROOM TO LET—HOT | anwerf and p. cold water, gas, closets, use of bath, for light housekeeping or two single gentlemen. 107 West ‘Third st. A HANDSOME BACK PARLOR--SUITABLE POR } bysician or dentist; location desirable and central also 2 pleasant, nicely furnished Rooms; family private; terms reasonable, West Thirty-fourch street. OMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS, DOURLE AND / single, to let, withont board; also one fine Floor, 44 East Ninth street, between Broadway and University place, WOR Hous! THREE, FOUR OR FIVE neatly furni , for small family: gas, bath, te.; no tenant in house but owner; rent moderate. 202 West Forty-ninth street. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY AND en suite, for gentlemen and gentlemen and wives, with or withont Board; reference. Call at or address No, 29 East Washington place, EVERAL ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO | on Tuesday, Angust 2 Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, Taneas porte Wyoming. August 24, 11 A. M. Beerent Mout and Swedi Germany at lowest rates. IPECIAL NOTICE. of Indi a for Belfast, Gh Havre, 8 ing give it, Glasgow, Fer % and endin passage apply at the Company's 4 Bowling Green, Broadway. Trinity Building: jediver- For steerage passage at LLL COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, ¥,, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 88. LINE, aN. Steamers leave pier No. is North River at 3 P.M. FOR HAVANA DIRECT. CITY OF MEXICO... Cosa . Tuesday, Angust 24 CITY OF V A ORUZ . Thursday, Anan CITY OF NEW YORK .... . .- Thursda) pi 2 FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEAS calling at Havana, Progreso, Campeachy, Taspas and ‘ampieo. CITY OF MEXICO... 00” ; Tuesday, Aucuat 26 Yor freight or passage apply to ALEXANDRE & SONS, i and 33 Broadway. Steamers will leave New Titenns August 28 and September 18 for Vera Orux and all tho other porte. r OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwetl Line, ‘The Steurnship CORTES. Captain Freeman, Til eave pler No. Y North Hiver, oa ‘Saturday, Angus 28, Thorough raten given to Mobile. St. Louis, Vieksburg and ansage, KH); steornge, $25. t lowest rates, or passage apply to CLARK @ BRAMAN. 33 Went street, CHARLES U. FRANCKLYN, A NITED STATES MAI TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Sailing every Tuondi from pler 40 Nevad: Dakota Wisconsin. oP. M. OA. M. Cabin, intermediate and Prepaid tickets at low rates, Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway 4c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Apply t WILLIAMS £ GUION, 29 Brond’ —THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM. ‘ling for Queenstown and Liverpool ’s limited number of second ship WYOMING. 1 street. | class passengers at $45 each. The rooms contain four per. He, 1 Rast Foriy-ceventh * | Sons. Every requisite is provided. Superior accommodation = =. See - for sicornge pasengert at lowest tases. Yor passage apply 10 LET—FOR ONE OR TWO ADULTS, ON SECOND | to WILLIAMS & GUIO Broadw floor of brown stone house, two handsomely furnished Rooms: all modern improvements. 245 East Thirteenth st. FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO two gentlemen, or gentleman and wife, for © AMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. ELLERT. August 19 | KLOPSTOCK Sept. 2 IMBRIA. -August 26 | FRISTA Sept 9 ama Nicht housekeeping, with all conveniences. Apply at’ 206 | | Rates of eee ert pe Ns . bar; points in England, Scotland aud Wale: Wi we hth street. Cav first, saloon, gold = oR 56) TO & PER WEEK FOR COMFORTABLY FUR- Ds SERORE: SRL OEM) 100% $2 nished Rooms, without bourd; house modern, loce- | Stecrage, currency, isoas, tion central and convenient to cars, “99 Christepher street, Hated hats. danmat taeaner ser GREENWICH AVENUE.—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, on second floor, to let, en suite or with’ modern im- 34 singly, suitable provements; will be let turnished or unfurnished, or will sell whole or part of Furniture. Best references given and re- quired. For particulars and permit inquire, from 2 to 6 o'clock P. M.,of N. B. COTTRELL, corner Fourteenth street and Tenth avenu 136 WEST THIRTY.FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN Eighth and Ninth avenues, near the Elevated Rail- road,—Handsomely furnished Rooms, with modern improve- menis, to let, in a private family; references exchanged. WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN SEY- | © pass Beh Cab nek Nght ehceen Tecsnuat Wrens mn | ci Hath, hot and cold water; gentlemen or gentleman and wifo; light housekeeping. = — UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. PARTMENTS—CONSISTING OF TWO LARGE PAR- lors, Bedroom, basement Kitchen, Dining Room and ‘Abundant Closets; high stoop house; all improvements and conveniences, 210 Eust Twontioth street, near Third « A —PARLOR AND BASEMENT FLOOR, SOUTHEAST corner of Twentieth street and Ninth avenne, over- Jooking College Grounds; contains bathe Jjumb waiter, seven’ closet: ever, Apply to Estate eee loko witl D. A CUSHMAN. 1 61 Broad street, New York. to the Netherlands, are well trips. Rates of CITY OF CHESTER. Cabin.. Stee! pany's office, No. 1 61 Broadway, New York. _ OST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO HOL land, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, &e., via ROTTERDAM. | Provements; terms moderate, Cal > ___ | Steamer ROTTERDA’ “September 2 7 Q JANE STREET. SECOND FLOOR, OF SEVEN pete miter J rooms to let from September 1: has all modern im- | Sesamer SCHOLTEN Detober 14 ‘These beantiful steamers, carrying the United States mail known for the regularity of their age low. EDYE & CO., 1. W. MORRIS, General Agents. 50 Broadway. NMAN LINE.—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE. inted to sail as follows :>— FUNCH, Royal mail steamers are ny FOR QUEENSTO! AND LIVERPOOL. ITY OF BERLIN... -Saturday, August 28, at 2 P. M, ITY OF RICHMOND. ptomber 4, at 8 A.M. ITY OF BRUSSELS y, September 11, at 2 P. M rday, September 18, at 7 A. M. ITY OF MONTREAL day, September 25, at 2 P. M. find ench succeeding Saturday from pier 49 North River. ‘900, #80 id $100, gold 5 a , G25, currency RATES Ol ‘Drafts inswed ai lowest raven Cabin Passa; per perers! business apply at the com- Bi cs Vor Stecrage Passage at 23 Broadway or pler 45 North JOHN G. DALE, Agent. River. HITE STAR LINE, FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MATL. BALTIC. ‘August 28, ot 3 P.M. wvenne, between Twentieth and Twenty-Arat streets. ania eres ERY FINE CORNER FLAT TO RENT—9 ROOMS, | BRITANNIC Sept. 11, 9 . ‘M5; convenient to Eighth avenue entrance to Central bia ater ate Isat 7AM rari eee canine, aepaes wets From the White Star Docics, pier 52 North River. 7a there. Apply at 807 Eighth avenue. JOHN BRANIGA, Rates—Saloon, $80 and $100 in gold; return tickets on fav- “Aalecer materoomee smoking sud bathrooms are placed TIF 2 loon, staterooms, sinoking ani 0 ‘A SEACHIECY, F1OR 14 rine chase rit | hugh rere iin bute aan aetg 1 } * 4 rt hitherto unattainable at sea, ius Semreme set: ot ae raion . For inspect ction of plans and other information apply at the = haa company's office, 19 Broadway, New York. | 0) PARLOR FLOOR, AND BASEMENT TO RENT— caualahs ites Sere PORTIN ASUE, fear Kighth avenue entrance to Ci ark; 25 feet TiONAES Ta front, Srooms; $45.0 month. Apply 9¢ 697 Rights svense. ATION Form plore Woe, 44 and 47 North River. FRONT BASEMENT TO LET—UNFURNISHED; also Room and Bedroom, furnished, on third floor, with nd gas, 13 Varick place, Sullivan street, between n and Bleecker streets. VUATS—384 WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET, RE- cently remodeled and in thorough order: xix rooms and laundry; neat and comfortable in every respect; owner in house; responsible parties will find rents reasonable at DENM. HELVETIA. Aug. 2%, 2 EN reduced prices. Return tickets steerage tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates. Apply R LONDON DIRECT. [ARK.. FOR QUEENS’ LAND.Sept. ony bin passage, $70 ai 's office, 69 Broadway. ieaadiones FW. J. HURST, Manage RENCH FLATS.—VERY DESIRALE; JANITOR AND janitress Iu attendance, Apply to BENJ. DOUGLASS, 335 Broadway, or at 74 West Fifty-third street, (0. LET—APARTMENTS AND FLOORS IN PRIVATE houses. J. ©. BAILEY, 50 East Fourth street, near Bowery, To Ler. ov) First Floor and Basement, *PERIERE, Danre 344 East Seventeenth street. PRICE OF PA! juding: wine). x m2 yee First eabin, $120 and $110, according to accommodation ; sec- 10 LET—SECOND FLOOR: GAS AND BATH. APPLY a eke eae third, $40. Y Jeturn tickets at res s lite tno Eteerage, $26, with superior accommodation, Inelnding all 10 LET—FOUR LIGHT ROOMS, WITH STATIONARY tobe and closets, only two blocks from Broadway, Apply at 704 Ninth avenue, between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth st do WO DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET—ON_ FIRST floor, with privilege to wash in basement, to a family of adults; rent $12. No. 446 West Thirty-seventh stree Q 2D provements, to let; HT ROOMS AND BATHROOM, WITH ALL IM- rent taken in board for one pe son. Inquire at 363 Third avenue. Ring second bell, left side. To be seen from 11 to 6. 10( TY-EIGHTH STREET, CORNER st and second Flat; eves ‘wenty-fourth street, Second Inquire of RICH, 74 Mn AST 112TH 8T.—HANDSOME ‘Apartments to let to quiet famil ovement light rooms, SHED $12 per : eae eeeabah == | NEW YORK TO BRISTOL | ( GLAND) DIRECT, aa Sa ili ier 18 East River as follows FURNITURE. SOMERSET. Oe Saturday, August 21 nt SCTION IN RRAGON, $ Saturday, Sept. AS J TION IN PRIC A Gabin parsage, $70; . $40) steerage, $90, cur- ture and Carpets till September 1, rency; excursion tickets, $120. PERTHWAIT & CO}'S, 155 and 157 Chatham street, to re- | ““Appiy to W. D. MOR( "Agent, 70 South street. duce stock. Great bargains in walnut and painted Chamber | Suite; great bargains in Parior Suits; great bargains in mis- fit Carpets: great bargains in everything. B. M. COWPERTHWAIT & CO. MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR " and Bedding, at B. M. COWPER- THWAIT & 0O.'S, and 157 Chatham street. An im- mense stock and low prices. MONEY WILL SELL LADY IN > oF A Company’s pier. foot of Second street, Hoboken. A. magnificent Parlor Suit, green and, gold, natin and ~August 28 MALN veSept 11 Filded, cost $26 #200; do., $125; broestel, rep and hair | DONAL Sept. 4 RIIEIN L Sept. 18 cloth set for 875, $50, $45; Pinnoforte, Chamber Sete, ae. | _ Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre or | Call this day or for one week at residence 21 East Twentieth street, near Broadway. GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH—PRIVATE FAMILY A will sell their elegant costly city made Furniture; rich Satin Suits inlaid and gold frames, cont $550, for $200; one for $175; single and double Bedsteads; Carpets, 50 cents Mirrors, Paintings, Bronaes, Lébrary, Side and Centre Ts bles; Bedroom st HO, for $175: Sets as low as $50; brilliant toned 7% cetave Decker Bros. Pianoforte, cost $900, for $200 also magnificent Windsor Pianoforte, with name on the plate, for han halfcost. Call at brown stone resi- O's DIRECT LINE TO FRANC ‘The splendid ‘vessels on this favorite route forthe Continent (being more southerly than 50 North River AMERIQUE, Pousols, necessaries without extra charge. | Gute STATE OF INDL STATE OF VIRGINIA. STATE OF GEORGIA. STATE OF PE: STATE OF INDIANA and every Wednesday al WESTERN nner STEAMSHIP LI OU FR rE rauliy scmcacton par ber 13, San Francisco October first class travel; steamers, gold. Now GERMAN I Bremen :— First cabin, $100, gold; Second cabin, $00, gold; Steerage, Return tickets at reduced Prepaid steerage certific For freight or passage ELYSIA....... CALIFORNIA THE GENERAL TRANSATL, (Y MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. y other) will sail from pier No. follows ILLE DE P. Steamers marked thus * carry steerage passengers. ig TRUE MACK W YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOO! DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERR" sailing from pier No. 36 North River, as follows ANA Wednesday, August 25 Wernesday, Sept. 1 Wednesday, Sept. 8 ednesday, Sept. 15 ; Wednesday, Sept. 29 thereafter. First cabin, $70, $40 and ‘retiimn tickets, $140. Second eabin, $50; Feturn tickets, Steerage at lowest rates. wo Be At MUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Agents, No. 72 Broadway, New York. Btcerage office, 45 Broadway. TE, Agent, 55 Broadway. SYLVANIA. D TH WORLD.—COOK’S FOURTH SPECIAL, leaves New York Septem: time, nearly seven month: hotels, &e; $1,625, | i Broadway, N.Y. sleeping © KINS, COOK, SON & J yD SHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW_ YOR! TEA SUTHAMPTON “AND. BREMEN, : ‘$90, currency. NC CARRYING THE NEW YORK UNITED STATES MAIL. AND GLASGOW, LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS- | IEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH ing at Kev Wort. carrying the United Statos mail. mer STATE OF TEXAS, Captain Ml ), Kast River, on Saturday, Augast forwarding In For freight or passage, having rier sccommorations, apply to Mesh CH MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane, Wall street, W. P. CLYDE & CO., MORGAN'S LINE OF STRAMSHTPS for New Orleans and Texas. ria Brashoar re {ithe following Al iron steamships will form this - BRASILEA W. G. HEW! MUTCHINSO} . bow building, one of which will sal every Saturday for Brashear Clty, transferring freight at shat place to Morgan's Railroad New Orleans and points beyond and to Morgan's line of seeamers, thence to all the Texas ged ‘The steamer BRASHEAK will sail from pier 36. North Kiver, on Saterday, 28th of August, ot 3 P. M., for Brashear City direct. Through bills lading signed to Mobile, Galveston and to all points on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio, Houston and Texas Central, Internatio \d Great North: ern, Texas and Pacific, and Tranx-Continental railroads, and to Indianola and) San ‘Antonio, and all points on the Gulf, Western, Texas.and Pacific Railway, Hrazos Santiago, Cor: us Christi, rt, St. Mary's and Fulton. Papreighs for St. M und Fulton, landed as Rockport. Lightorage and es at either Corpus Christi or Brazos Santia, ink of consigne’ Freight for Brow ‘and points in the terior must have consignee at Brazos Santi Insurance and freight at lowest rates. For freight or fc ion ly ts farther infoCONRLES A. WHITNEY & CO. Agents, Pier 36 North River. EEKLY FLORIDA LI Port Royal, 8. C.; Fernandina, Fla.; Brunswick, Gu, The favorite and weil known steamer MONTGOMERY, Faireloth, Master, having superior accommodations for pas: sengers, will sail Thursday, August 26, from pier No. 3 North Hiver, at 3 P. M., for above ports, making connection with all points South ‘and Sonthwest, via Port Royal, the Florida and Brunswick railroads, First class passage to Fernat Firat class passage to Jackso First class passage to Angus Through tickets issued 4 ¢ Steamer HUNTSVILLE, Chester, Master, will follow Sep- tember 3, For freight or passage apply to ERM. GELPCKE, No. 5 Willlam street, TEAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANTI- © ties of printing will find it advantageous to deal with the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway, as its facilities for doing every kind of work are unsurpassed, while in promptness, neatness and cheap- ness it offers special inducem: Bills of Lading, Shipping Receipts, Tickets, Manifests, Passenger Lists, Circulars, Posters, Cards, Waybil special form used in the transaction of business points Sou TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, TAGARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN. THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS, PARE, $0 25, NEW YORK HERALD SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES THE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AT 2:30, MAKING CONNECTION AT BUF- FALO AT 1 P.M. WITH L. 8. AND M.S, RR. FOR AL) POINTS WEST AND SOUTHWEST, THEREBY EN- ABLING PASSENGERS TO REACH CHICAGO AT 8 \ ING, ALSO CONNECTING AT BUSP, 2 é AT’ 1:45 P.M. SUMDAY WITH THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA FOR ALL POINTS NORTH AND WEST. ATTACHED TO. THIS TRAIN WILL BE PASSENGER COACHES. PAS- SENGERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE FOL- LOWING PLACES :— POUGHKEEPSIE, ALBANY, SCHENECTADY, SARA- TOGA, PALATINE BRIDG (SHARON SPRINGS) UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, BUF. FALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ali: Wort honts carlior then by sayotmerernian oe Passengers by the night bo m New York can connect at Albany at 6 o'clock A. M. Sunday. ‘Those desiring to visit Sharon Springs ean arrive there at o'clock Sunday morning, remain 11 hours at the Sprin and return by the 10:47 train Sunday evening, arriving In New York 7 o'clock Monday morning. BY THIS TRAIN SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, SHARON SPRINGS, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, THE CATSKILLS, WEST POINT, CORNWALL AND ALL TOWNS ALONG THE HUDSON RIVER WILL BE SUPPLIED WITH THE NEW YORK HERALD BEFORE BREAKFAST TIME, TIME TABLE. LEAVE NEW YORK ( D CENTRAL DEPOT. - 1145 Pot TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE TRAIN OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. N. B—NO BAGGAGE ATTACHED. SPECIAL NOTICE. “Tickets can now be purchased through to Sarat Take Herald train to Schenectady, where ‘carriages will in waitng to convey passengers to Saratoga, arriving there in time for breakfast. Fare from New York, in delightful drive of 20 miles through the country, $8 Mose connections made at Saratoga by rail for Lake Geory Luzerne and Set wrri there before noon. LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT.—DAY BOATS ©. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Vestry t, pier 39, North River, daily (Sundays excepted), at 5, and Twenty-fourth street at 9 A. M., landing at West Point, Cornwall, Newbu Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Cats- kill and Hudson!" Tickets on sale for points North and’ West. Trip tickets to West Point, Cornwall and Newburg, return: ing same day, #1. Special trains to and from Saratoga, To A. NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY. for New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Rich- turday, August 28, 2 P. eptember 4, 8:30 A. M M. | M dence 12) West 2d street aR IE iy. Bepraraboe 12 P. x 3 . ; | UTOPIA.....................Saturday, September 18,7 P. M. | T PRIVATE SALE.—MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD | : AT riites Xo. Won Stvteent street Faron Sui | quan, #65, 875 and $80, currency, secording to aécommo: | in crimson, tan and silver “Brocade Satin" and Cotelaine, ~ ’, WE! riper fur. rmnd Thy octave Chickering Planoforte SHUSRUERERTS AND ERAGE AS ee S255, elegant upright’ 7 octave, Decker” Pisnofort 8 . i Se: eam, eee adn hariben mene, Tnengtente: | Draftewued for any amount at current rates, | Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, fine hair and spring ‘attresses, handsome Turkish Suite, Bookeases, Desks, Extention Table, Sideboard, Chairs in leather, Silverwar imported Bronzes, Oil Paintings, Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks, COLOMBO. Any HINDOO . Sept. 25 Rep and Haireloth Suits, Carpets, ac. Call at No. 47 West | NAVARINO.. Sept. 11 | OTHELLO Oct. 9 teenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. | — First eanin, $70, currency: second cabin, ‘currency. GALE NCE OF GOING TO | Excursion tickets on very favorable terms. hrough thekats ana dh as email and large | Wseued to Continental and Baltioports. Apply for full p Bureau, Wardrobe and S rpets, several black wali Bedsteads, marble Was ir Mattresses, feather Be Stoves, de e housekeeping will find it | to their interest to examine them, as they will be sold very cheap, 242 East Bightieth street, between Second and Third avenues. Gor re: POPULAR SYSTEM OF FUR JF nishing houses and apartments with fine Farnit Carpets, Mirrors. Bedding, Parlor Beds, te. 747 Brosdway le t | Pe Seale of payments and prices worthy examination, VREAT DEMAND FOR FINE FURNITURE, CAT. FT pets, Mirrors Books, Bedding and everything ai M.'E. PAVOR'S Auction and Commission [louse, Yourteenth street. Location solicited ; C NE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, have anaurpaased facilities for doing all | Kinds of rinting with unusual promptners and as moderat prices. NOTICES. ORDER OF THE HIG COURT PURSUANT To 4 of Chancery, made in the matter of the estate of Elishe Williams Teackle, decensed, and in & eanse of Travers vs. T. 24, the creditors of Elisha Williams merly of the city of New York, inthe {Inited | Teackie, Tearkie. bon & Fearon, of No George street, Westminster, in the said county of Middiewx, the solicitor of the defendant, Elisa Gertrnde Feackle, widow, the administatrix, with the will annexed of the deceased, | their Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, | the full particulars of their claims, a rtatement of their ne. counts and the natnre of the securities (if any) held by them, s default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of thes said ord a Fvory creditor holding any security Is to produer the same Gi before the Master of the Rolls, at his chambers, situated in Rolis Yard, Chaneery lane, Middlesex, England, on Friday, | 4 Wiay of October, 187, at 11. of the clock in the for veing the timo ‘appointed for adjud 21 Great noon elnims a | Dated this th day of March, 1875, | ie NASSAU, N, ting ou the | ROBERT MARSHALL, Chief Clerk. ‘MARBLE MANTELS. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. An extensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, Wasa dexcript HYN SLATE COMPANY, | nue and Seventeenth st., N.Y. a re TEWART'S NEW SLATE MANTELS, INLALD WITH | 5 also marble and wood Mantels, elegant desig 22 Wont Twenty third street. ¥ A id Ti Slate Work of ever peachy PENG Union square, Fourth a D. designs marble, state and wood Mantel iron Crosting, Stable Fixtures, Pence, (rate: Vanes, &c., wholesale and retail, Send for cataloguen, 74 Hudgon street, opposite Worth, : OreRovaN ROSSA’S STEAMSHIP | Steamers every day, ACAPULCO... EXCURSION TICKETS TO TI | CITY OF PEKING TU SAN FRANCISCO ‘The Pacific Mail Steamship Company will despateh thelr new on or about Wedu N* pier 13 North River, foot of Cedargtreet, for Havana direct, as follows | | on Thursday, Angnst street, New York, Tnesday, Thursday and Saturday, ii | Wises LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULK, pier 44 East River to be deapatchea fra CHARLES L. WRIGHT & CO., 56 South street. fice, in connection with his Ireland, Ei ble everywhere at lowest rates. COASTWISE STUAMSHIPS., MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE—FOR CALIFOR- jer 42 North River. ALL. ‘ mi August 31, 12 M. for aii Gentral American and Pacific ports. E CHILIAN EXPOSITION ACIFIC nia, Japan and China, from POR ASPIN Connectin| AND uM OUTWARD TICK. FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN as aes ..September 1 DIRECT VIA STRAITS OF MA- GELLAN, and elegant fteamshi CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO ay, September 15, Sep 15, 1875, for sbove- rap named destination. ‘or freight or passage apply at pier 42 North River. meaboiemmet act cie 7A Superint [NMED STATES AND WRAZIL STEAMSHIP COM. rics For St. Thomas and Brasil The elegant vide-wheel steam (3 SOUTIL AMERICA, nklepan, | county of Midiientx. England, Yaqulre. wiv died in nt about | Bones Fak 'rortentess, babin soa Geb uedeaaion fhe manth of Mare 1 Pernambucs, ‘Bs ne 1 f Wprapal woME Francis Pegto, | gh Monday, August 25, at 8 o'clock PML. roca plor 4 North Vor freight or passage apply to eit or Passage SPW ILLTAM R. GARRISO: i Bowling Gi | of Broadway, daily, at 6:90, 7 Boats leave Whitehall street at foot ), 8:90, 9:90, 10:45, A. M., 0, 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30 P. M. mond and Elm Park, 12:45, 2:90, 3:30, 4 Sundays, at balfpast every hour from 8:30 A. M. Fare, 10 cents. Astor House cars leave Vesey Street for ferry. AWSARATOGA DIRECT ROUTE VIA CITIZENS ino, Klegant steamboats leaving New York daily rdays excepted) at 6. M., from pier 49 North River, foot of Leroy street. Excursion’ tickets, New York to Sara: toga and return, guod thirty days, only $4. ~A.-OPPOSITION CATSKILL LINE. 4\. Steamers. ANDREW HARDER Captain J. Hf. Pentz,and J. B. SCHUY- LER, Captain C, D. Hancox, lave Franklin street, pier 3 Nortis itiver, every day (Sundays excepted), at 6 P. TTENTIO RAILROAD COMPANIES |—PUNCIT A Slips or Tickets printed chen; on better Soard at the METROPOLTPAN PRINTING ESTABLISH: MENT, Herald Building, New York, than anywhere else. om LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR TROY, CON- necting with all railway lines North and W, ~Piegant at 6 P.M. from ‘Through tekets steamboats leave daily, Saturdays excepted, pier 49 North River, foot of Leroy street. sold over ait cansectin s lines. BOATS ip HIB OREEK, PASBAGK 50 i_NEW CHAMPION and WALTER BRETT daily, from Canal street; only line connecting with "5 stages for Cairo, Durham, Windbam and all points West. BOSTON, PALL KIVER “LINE TO vin Nowport and Pall River.—The world-renowned | Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 North | River, footof Murray street, daily, Sundays, June 27 to August 20,52 M. Through ‘tickets sold at ‘all. privcipal hotels in the city. Hall's Band engaged for the season. FLARLEM AND NEW YORK, NAVIGATION COM any's summer arrangements fer 1875, commencin Fane 10. Boats leave Peck slip every half hour, from ( A.M.to7:25 7. M., with the exception of the four trips from half-past ten ‘o'clock to hall-past two o'clock, which will bo hourly. Seo time table at Iandiny dF TALLMA Superintendent. CORNWALL, WEST POINT, COZZENS* YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.— RESCENT CITY. OLUMBUR...... For freight or passoge, having unsurp jons, apply 10. WM. I. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. MeKeller, Luling & Co., Agents in Havana. .thnrsday, Anenat 19 jay, Anu sed accommoda- P., Carryh arryin the Mails, ‘The steamship ZODIAC w ail from pler 16 East River, te 12M. Mor freight of passage RRS & CO, Agents, 2 South pply MURRAY, ¥, LD DOMINION STEAMNILP COMPANY, ing from plor 37 North River. For Norfolk, City Point and. ftichmond, Tuesdays, Thare- lays and Saturday, gt bP. M., connecting with the Virginia ie Const Line, Piedmont Air ine, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with th m wnyin stent lino to interior points ia North Cnrolina and Newhern and Washington, N. (via Norfolk), every aoa 8 is of lading te 1 Paints “ Norvoth, be. tee coete Prelgnt at plor 31 orth Rivers Oe mm a! 107 Groenwieh street, New York, I, MOCREADY, President, These first class steamships will sail at 31. M. from | rday, at 4P. M., connecting | roads TA, from Brooklyn, Fulton street, at 8 ot, New York, 9 parth street, 0 j.Line Island, daily’ cSundays excepted). yy ti ¥ Twenty Yonkers, Nyack and Tirryt Sing during the ¢ ive, returniny turning from Newburg a Wand Brooklyn 7 P.M. NEWBURG, POUGHKEEPSIE, | Roni Rin Con Cornwall, Milton, New | Mambarg and Marlboro (by ferry), The MARY POV | leaves pier 30 N, i., daily, at 210 P.M. (Sundays exeey PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON STEAMSHIY L NEW YORK AND BOSTON. STONINGTON LIN From pier 24 North River, foot of Jay street, (he elegant | steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT dally (except Suudays) at 5 P.M. | PROVIDEN | From plar 27 North Iiy steamships ELECTRA and dys) wt oP. M. oR WEST POIN leave New York, For Philadelph | For Lang Branch M. 10 and 4.45.7, Me M. ¥ foot 24th street, wand 30 4 | Bundaya, froma 24th surset er A. Me Her NA 9 0 A. a i to PI lelphi Ee . ’ | Pelsce care throug yes. BNEDEN, General Manazer, fh bills of lading given to ail points on j and G.N..G. Hand H. and G. H. und 8. A. rail- | roads. | Freight jes. No charge for | \ b a pty RAILROAD, ‘The Great Trunk line and United States Mall route. ‘Trains | New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cort Jandt streets, as follows he West and South, with Papen for Harrisburg, Pittsbu Py x fart Sar day Cand oO ‘and 8:30 7 Niamey Lock Haven (via Philadelphia and ta Divisio saree A pntadelphiels O30 For Will Erie Railroad Division, connectin; A.M. “For Williamsport, Lock Haven, Corry and’ Erie, B00 8. MC; connecting ‘Corry for Titusville, Petroleum en For Baltimore, Washington and the South, “Limited Wash- ington Express man. parlor cars daily, except 8 8 at Washington 4:10 Le M. i 140, 9.0 A. M. ; 12:80, 3, ‘and 12 night.’ Sunday, a OF. 3. Emigrant and 10, 11 A. M.; 12M. 1,2 3 hots aon a 810,850, 520, ae. For Fi For Kingsto For Vrinceton For Lamber ov A. M., 12:30, For Freehold, 7 For Farmingdale and Squan, A For Farmingdale, on Saturdays only, 7 P. M. For Hightstown, Pemberton and Camden, vi 2:30 f.'M.'and via Monmouth Junction, 4:10 P. For Hightstown and Pemberton. 6 A. N.,'via Porth Amboy, and 7:30 A. M. via Monmouth Junction, Trains arrive as follows :—From Pittsburg, 655 and 10:30 A. M. and 9:20 P. M. daily; 10:15 A. M. and 6:50 P. M. dally, From Washington and Baltimore, 620 except M day. M.; 4:15, 5:19 and 1027 P.M. Fanaey, 620A. M. From Philadetp) ia, 5:10, 6:20, 6:55, 10:15, iz 11544 M. 2:16, 4:15, 515, 6:10, 6 50, 8744, 9:20, 10:27 P.M. Si 155,’ 10:15, 11:54 A. M.; 6:50 9 20, 10 and foot of Desbrossex and Cortlandt streets: No, 4 eet, Brooklyn; Nos. 114, 116 and 118 Hudson street, Ho- Emigrant Ticket Oftice, No. 8 Battery place, NK THOMPSON, D. M. BOYD, Ji General Manager Gon. Passenger Agent. EOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA leaves daily at 6 P.M. (Sundays excepted), from pier 41 North River, foot of Canal street. SPECIAL NOTICE.—On Saturday, July 3, and over Saturday until further notice, the steamers of this line will leave at 5 P. M. instead of 6 P. M., as heretofore, in order to connect with the Sunday morning train at Albany for Sara- toga and the West. GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.—THE FINE steamer ARROWSMITH will goon a grand moonlight excursion on Monday evening, August 23, loaving Twenty. fourth street, N. R., at 8:30 o'clock; Wert Tonth s 5 R., at 8:45; Franklin street, N. R.. ab 9, and pier 13.N, Rab oi ‘Anderson is commander, Island, admitting of a beauti> 5. The vessel, of which Captain will stop on the way at Co ful view of the ocean by moonlight. ‘The main deck will be cleared for dancing, and refreshments of all kinds will be furnished on board. Tickets for the excursion ($1) can be had at Norton & Murray's pavilion or on board the Arrow- smith or Monitor. DAILY EXCURSION TO ROCKAWAY BEACH. ‘Tho steamers AMERICUS, NEVERSINK and GEN. SEDGWICK will make excursions to. Rockaway Beach daily (Sundays included) , leaving as follows AMERIOUS. 24th st. N. R., 8:30 A.M. and 1:15 P. M. 10th st, N. R.. 8:49 A. M. Barclay st., N. 1. 9 A. M. an Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, 9:30 A. Conterno's Twenty-third Regim Ninth st., B South Sixth st Grand st.. E.R. 9 A.M. |. SEDGWIC: A.M. and 1:15 P.M, M, apd 1:30 P. M. 145, LL and 11:15 Fulton ferry, Returning boats M., 4:45, 5 and 5:15 P. M. Fare 85¢.' Excursion tickets 50c. Retnrn tickets good on either boat. A ~BAST RIVER ,BOAT-DAILY EXCURSIONS TO Coney Island. The favorite steamer MONITOR will Jeave as follows :—Eighth street, Kast River, at 9 A. M., 12 and 3 P. M.; pier 27 Kast River at 9:10 A. M., 12:10 ‘and 3:10 P. M., and Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at 9:30 A. M., 12:30 and 3:30 B, M. A. BAILY EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND.—THE favorite steamer ARROWSMITH will leave as fol- lows —Twenty-fonrth street, N. R., at 9 A. M., 12M. and 3 P. M.; West Tenth street, R., at 9:10 A. 12:10 and 3:10 P, M.; Franklin street, N.R., at 9:20 A. Mi, 12:20 and 420 BOM; pier 13-NR, at 9190 ACM. 12:30 and 3:90 A — FOR EXCURSIONS, SALOON STEAMER, WYOM + ing (with new boiler) and others; barges Republic, Chicago, J. R. Baldwin, Caledonta, and Anna, Oriental, Bx: celsior, Eagleswood, Cold Spring und Iona Island Groves to let. Otlice S84 West street, opposite Christopher street Ferry, open evenings. H, B, CROSSET. BANKS, REGULAR EVERY DAY epted), sea steamer SETH LOW, leav- Ree! “6:90; Hlghth street, E.R. 7; . Ry ‘Tenth street, N. Re ier ON. BS A.M. Tickets, $1 AL. G. FOSTER, Manager: Cholera Banks Friday, Angust 27. See papers. TING AT SING SING.—SEE STEAMBOAT NIA advertisement. XCURSION TO THE PEACH ORCHARDS of Delaware, Fare, round trip, $5. ortunity is now offered, by the fron steamships GEORGE W. ELDER, 1,562 tons, Captain Reed; RICHMOND, 1,438 tons, Captain Relly, from pier 37, North River daily (except Saturday but, including Sunday), ‘at4P. M.; passing Long Branch by daylight and. reach: Lewes (Delaware Breakwater) next morning, 6 o’cloc! remaining until 4 P. M., passing Cape May before dark and Feaching New York 4 d'elock following morning. Giving & day at Lewes, where fine sea fishing and bathing may be had, or @ trip forty miles into the interior on same tickeb among the peach groves. Passengers may. remain over. Tickets good for ten Gay trom their date. Sold at pier or offioe | of the OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 197 Green- wich stre yer RSION Se A A rare 0 magnificent new TO SARATOGA, DAY LINK VXCURSIONS BY STEAMBOAT ARMENIA DAILY Jays excepted) from NEW YORK AND BROOK- gh the HIGHLANDS and NEWBURG BAY to NEWBURG, with opportunity of spending three hours at the unrivalied picnic’ grounds of [ONA FSbAND, or two hours at COZZENS’ HOTEL OR WEST POINT. Seo ad- vertisement in another column, arasid eS a XCURSIONS.—HARLEM TO NEWBURG, WEST Point and fona Island, vin 125th street railway and A jaily, berg 0) Sundays. Leave Man- oP. rtisement, {IRST ANNUAL MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF THE Argyle Club will be lield on Wednesday evening, ‘August 25, 1875, Steamboat and barges will leave foot West Tenth stroet at 8 o'clock, West Twenty-fourth street at ¥ o'clock P. M. President, JOHN Y. B, HATFIELD; Treasurer, Nicnowas Housman. Music hy Christy. ORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND. SHADY SIDE boats lenve Canal street every Sunday at 9, 10 and 11 1,2, 8 and 5:40 P.M. and daily at 10 A) M., 2, 5:15 M., landing (daily and Sunday) at Twe fourth streets 10 ininutes I Far ARLEM, MORRISANIA AND HIGH BRIDGE, ‘The palace steamboats HARLEM, MORRISANTA and SHADYSIDE leaye Fulton Market slip at 6:50, 7:15, 6:45, 9:45, 10:15, 11:05 A, Mog 12 ML 15, 31 4:25, 5:10, 6, ¢ 34) P.M, landing a Grand street, See time and Ninth street, Twenty-third street and Astoria, cards for particulars. Sundays—Bonts leave every 45 minutes, August 23, 1875, boats leave Fulton Market slip, landin, nd street and Ninth street, us follows :—9:45, 10:15, 11:15, 12, 1:15, 2:15, 4:25, 5219 and returning, last boat leaves the Park at 9 P.M. ©. H. LONGSEREET, Superintendent. CHARTER—THE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE FOR xenrsions, picnic parties and Sunday scbools. Apply No. 47 16 afternoon. ICKETS, CIRCULARS, INVITATIONS, POSTERS ‘and all'necessary Printing for excursions, parties, balls, &e., done in the best style and at low rates at thi METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, New York. PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR OLD MATERIAL, Raiuway Comrany, Ponenasing Auaxt's Orricx, 187 Wxst Street, New Youn, August 13, 1875. Sealed proporals, and indorsed “Pi Is for Old Mate- rial,” will be received at this office until Monday, August 23, 1875, 12 o'clock noon, for the purchase and rem wing old material, now at t! hops of this comy jersey Clty, Port lorvis and Bulfale i Kanes Iron Axles. Cast Serap. 17 tons Steel Spring 11 tons Grate Bars, Also lot of Varnish and Oil Barrels. Snecesstul bidders will be required to deposit 15 per cent of the amonnt awarded to them at the time of such award, and the balance (4 per cent) will he payable at the time of de- livery. The right is reserved to reject 1, ROW MAN, N EXPERIE: ORGANIST (A WIDOW LADY), A graduate of n musienl conservatory, can be engaged for the remainder of the year on moderate terms; class teaching, semiuary and large organ preforred; references unexception able, Address, for three days, Mra M. B, G., Herald office, JOR OPERA, CONCERT OR CHURGIT DIES WILL ¢ instrnction at the Professor's residence nn: , has Aressing DIRECTOR, box 137 Herald ranch office. ERS, PHLETS, TIC all kinds of Printing for musical conservatories and entertainments are furnished in the most slegant style at the Mi 1776.-Ges ODE, “i876—S0NG AND 140. chorus composed and arranged for tho piano and organ by bel Price 85 cents. Sold hy allmusic dealers, W. IH. BONER & CO, 1,102 Chestnat street, Philadelpyia, pablishers, CLOTHING, i B. TAS, 248 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN Twentirth and Twenty-first streets, the wtmoxt va h for Cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry. nally attended to by Mr. or Mrs, MINT: MANDE ‘Thirty-ti Fr cast-off C WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALERS IN CLOT ing are to call at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISUMENT, in the Herald Ballding, to obtain estimates on their Printing, which ca be carofilly done there at exceodinuly low prices z | ETS, | LITAN URINTING ESTAB- | Orders | HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. In this City and Brooklyn. —ONE OR MORE YEARS’ LEASES OF TENEMENT < or other Pi bought for cash by the unde: Address A. MASO. 5 Harald Bice, J INSTRUCTION, OLBEAWS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1198 BROAD. way, is now open day and event esson eas, writing, bookkeeping, arithmetic and other branches: sicgantiy’ prognved, or batineas tn one quarter’ tern O20, ‘one quarter; gentlemen rang Indies learn swift writing quickly: ADISON AVENUE COLLEGIATE IN M penne inion So. 1.755 Madison svenves reen Eigiey i ‘ou and Eighty-fourth streets,—Wanted, English, Se ie Setanta cheese JT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADI Finshing, Long Island—Healthy. and delightial ines tion, with fine accommodations superior course of studies, Reopen September 1. Board and tuition, $120 half Write for prospectns or eall per train from tun ‘oln every half hour. EMINARY OF THE SACRED HEART FOR SMALL boys, Flushing, Long Island, conducted by pe St Joseph.—Health, home comforts’ and careful training, $105 half yearly. HOROUGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.—THE VERY BEST English, Classics, German, French, Music. Oper, fember'G Boating, bathing.” HOME SEMINAHY. Posty Amboy, N. J. HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT is at 218 Broadway, in the Herald Building. $15 rm A YEAR—BOARD AND TUITION, AT EPIs. copal Academy, Haddonfield, N. J. Rev. T. M. REILLY, Reetor, YACHTS, STEAMBOAT: A -i0,BOATA ON HAND NEADY 70, SHIP, ail cheap, 368-373 South street, near Gouverneurslip, STEPHEN ROBERTS, aise FAQS, SALE OR EXCHANGE STEAM YACHT. 35 FERT + will exchan, ‘Address A. FISK, box 114 Herald ome, | "t°™ OF Jewelry. ET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT TI TAN PRINTING. ESTABLISHMENT, 2B Brosdwer, You will find it advantageous. 10 BE SOLD TO PAY ADVANCES—15-16THS OF Schooner Joseph Marsh, 123 ton: ister, 220 tons relat capacity: in good order, well found sud ready forton ine miltbe sold very low if immediate application te made to VAN BRUNT Maiden lane, BRO., 75 South street, corner WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C, T 77 BLEECKER STREET, AR BROADWAY, money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Ji ry, PL anos, fe. ; also Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bought ‘of ‘Diatson Watshes, ke. et T7 Bloocker stroet, up shatre - AT Ov BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET- Diamond Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Camel's Hair Shawls, Laces and Personal Property of every description bonght and sold. Loans negotiated. JAMES P. MATTHEWS. T 114 NASSAU STREET, ROOM 5—LOANS NEGO. tiated; Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and other bought and sold hack again when desired; business confiden- tial; private office. W. REIMAN, J, A. NATHAN. TMY PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 160 WEST FOUR. teonth street, corner Seventh avenuo, I pay the highest Prices for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ‘ec, ISAACS, late of Thirteenth street. ET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METROPOLK TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, You will find {t advantageous. 1,267 BECADWAY, OVER HERALD UPTOWN . Branch office, room B (parlor for ladies); branch &c., bought LINDO BROS. 1,207 Broadway.—Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, and sold. JERSEY CITY FRAUDS, THE VAPOR GASLIGHT SWINDLE—HOW BUMSTED WAS CHEATED OUT OF THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, The Commissioners of Jersey City who are charged with having received seventy-five per cent of the Vapor Gas Company’s stock say they never received a dollay of the stock nor any interest in the contract, No at tempt has been mado, however, to explain the sworm testimony that 18% per cent of the company’s stock was placed in the hands of the brother of one of them, 18% per cent given to the son of another, and 18% per cent to the chosen representative of a third, before tho contract was awarded, and that for this controlling interest in the stock not one cent of consideration was paid. One of those who was presen{ in tho meeting at which these allotments were made was Major = David B. Bridg ford, a well known contractor, and an ex-Confederate officer. When the : former testimony was taken in the proceeding in the New York Superior Court Bridgford was absent in the West. He returned last week, and was subpmnaed by ex-Judgo Rankin, counsel for ‘Walker, who, it will be remembered, is the creditor of Fayette, and who is seeking to recover the seventy-five per cent of stock on the ground that the transfer by Fayette to the Commissioners of Public Works wag fraudulent and void, no consideration having been paid therefor. BRIDGPORD WAS SWORN and examined before Judge Freedman, in the Superior Court, Chambers, on Friday last. He testified, produ ing amemorandum made at the time, that on January 6, 18 Gillette, brother of Commissioner Gillette, and who was prosent with James H. Startup, son of Commissioncr Startup; Major Harris, Michael Nathan, and the wit- ness; that it was there agreed that 18% per cent of the stock of the Fayette Vapor Gas Com. pany was to be transferred to B. W. Gillette, for his brother, President of the Board of Public Works, 18% per cent to James H. Startup for his father, Com- missioner Startup, and 18% per cent to William Robert- son, formerly partner of Commissioner Bumsted, in that gentleman's behalf; that the meeting was regularly organized by B. W. Gillette taking the chair and James H, Startup acting as secretary. Q Is there any doubt in your mind that the transfer of stock by Mr. Fayette to each of the parties you have named was made to them in behalf of Commissionere Gillette, Startup and Bumsted? A. No doubt whatever; I know it; that was the agreement and understanding. The witness further testified that Robertson subse- \ quently declined to hold the stock in Bumsted’s behalf; | that John Soper, a Jersey City sur. suggested ta witness that he would hold it for Bumsted and that wit- ness persuaded Bumsted to consent to this arraigeraa ity that a few days APTER THR PIRST MEETING another was held at Taylor's Hotel, in Jersey City, the same parties, with the exception of Commissioner Gil- lette, being present, and further details were there agreed on; that the next meeting was at the office of a New York lawyer, Commissioner Gillette's brother, Commis- sioner Startup’s son and witnesses being present; he could not say whether the others were present or hot; that the papers were there signed for the permanent or- ganization of the Fayette Vapor Gashght Company, under the laws of the State of New York; that accord: ing to Bumsted’s request Soper, as representing his stock, was made president of the company; that subse- quent meetings were always held at the office of William Startup & Co., No. 161 Chambers street; that witness held his stock for two years and was never allowed any share in the profits, although assured by one of the officers o the company that profits were made, whereupon he sold it to Samuel McBurney, of Jersey City; that he wag presiat on one Sunday evening at the house of James . Startup, in Jersey City, when Commissioner Start ‘was present, and the affairs of the company were talk over. A receiver was appointed by Judge Speir, of the Su- perior Court, on the application of Mr. Rankin, and an injunction order has been served upon the Messrs. Gil- lotte (although their stock was sold some time ago) and the Messrs. Startup and the other stockholders, prohib- iting them from transferring from their possession any of the stock or other interest which Fayette had owned in the company or contract, Walker's counsel, Mr. Rankin, states that Bumste: shortly alter his release from State Prison, inform: lim that Soper had refused to give him the stock which had been placed in his hands to be held for him (Bum- sted), and that others had robbed him im a similar way in his absence, saying, with some feeling, “Men whe wouldn't have had a shirton their backs but for me HAVE ROBBED ME OF NOT LESS THAN THIRTY THOUSAND bd DOLLARS. ”? The holders of Fayette Vapor Gas stock are exceed- ingly wrathy with Fayette for giving such testimony as he did. At an interview held at the company’s oifice, No. 161 Chambers street, and which is also the office of William Startup & Co., liquor dealers, Fayette was told by the younger Startup, “I'd give you $100 to go over to Jersey City and make the same affidavit that 1 wag present at that meeting,” intimating that if Fayette did 80 he would be arrested for perjury, When’ Fayette saw Bridgford produce the memorandum made at the time of the meeting, confirming his testimony, he set ‘out to find Startup and the $100, He said he thought if | Startup could risk indictment by the Grand Jury he | (Fayette) could. The next step In the history of the Company will probably be tiken next 1 Grand Jury of Hudson county ix to meet, ‘ette Vapor Gat tu, when the DOMINICAN FATHERS, A grand and enjoyable & NEWARK, N. J. cursion and visit to the new church of the Dominican thers, at Newark, N. J., | will take place on Thursday, August 26, To accommo- | date the thousands of New Yorkers who are anxious to be present a steamboat and barge have been chartered fo meet them at the foot of Kast Sixty-second and Twenty-third streets, ‘They will proceed thence through | Nowark Bay, landing noar the cars that will bring th | to the grounds, where all kinds of innocent amusomen| will be engaged in, The grounds consist of about twenty acres, and have been lately purchased by tho Rev. Father ‘Byrnes, 0. P., who will be the pastor af the new church, a meeting was arranged at the house of B. Wi -