The New York Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1875, Page 11

» \ ) / “CANADIAN — INDIANS. How They Are Kept and What It Costs to Keep Them, Interesting Information for the Indian Burean and Taxpayers Generally. Tuming the Savage Tribes of Hudson’s Bay Into Thrifty Villagers, Orrawa, Ont., August 29, 1875. ‘The last report of the Bureau of Indian Affuirs of the Dominion of Canada ig full of interest to the peeple of the United States, From the extracts 1 propose to make the reader will be able to gather some idea of the manner in which the Canadians deal with their red- skinned brefhren, and contrast it with the cumbrous, costly and corrupt machinery of the Indian Department of the United States, It should be borne in mind that by the trapsfer of tho Hudson’s Bay Company’s territory and British Columbia to the New Dominion upward of 55,000 Indians, many of them of the bloodthirsty tribes, have been added to the jurisdiction of the bureau, The money accounts of these savages haye not yet been printed. The In- dian Bureau of the Dominion takes charge of the lands of the Indians and administers them for their benelt, An account is kept of the financial affairs of each tribe, as well as of the separate legislative grants, The tribe is credited with the amount of money originally granted by treaty for cession of their lands to the whites, with annual interest on balances to the credit of the fund, with the proceeds of rents and sales of land and tim- ber, and finally with “transfers to other accounts,’ Meaning credits from all other sources, From these revenues the Indians derive means for their support and for Improving their condition, with the addition of legislative grants of money to buy seed, blankets and implements of husbandry, or to assist in building public schools or in forwarding other works of progress under treaties. Against these as- sets the Indians or their representatives issue war- rants, and the bureau authorizes the necessary expendi- tures, up to the limit of the per capita allowed by the treaties, Asarule, the bands do not draw as much as they are entitled to and the legislative grants are not exceeded, and the balances to their credit are conse- quently always augmenting. The Canadian system con- templates each tribe asa self-governing community, for whom the supreme government simply holds the trast funds, The consequence:is, the Indians are learning to appreciate the advantage of living within their means, They are generally engaged in raising crops and build- ing schools. Several tribes live in towns of their own, with wide streets, safe bridges, good roads and sub- Btantial houses. Many are wealthy farmers, Where they have been but recently brought within the opera- tion of treaties and have yet to advance beyond the first step of annuity and ration receiving, the Canadian system of account keeping, making the government adebtor for the original grant and the Indians credit- ors, begins to have its effect immediately, in placing the savages on a proper footing in the eyes of tho offi- cers of the government, The first step rightly taken, other things follow in natural sequence, and it does not take long to teach the Indian that he has a nice little nest egg saying up for him, which it is to lis advantage to preserve, From the-moment the Indian becomes the creditor of the Dominion of Canada his interests are jealously watched,’ The* people of Canada are, in these later days of confederation and new nationality, especially proud of five things—the Dominion as a union of provinces, the public school system, representation by Population, separation of Church and State and the administration of Indian affairs. They aro peculiarly sensitive on any and all of these subjects, and particularly the last named. It conse- quently happens that the Indian accounts and reports ‘are narrowly scrutinized, The administration is so nakedly economic that it offers no opportunity for stealing. Each little tribe being dealt with separately and in detail, there is no call for contracts or possibility of jobs. Where the total expenditures of an agency sometimes do not exceed $500 yearly there is no room for a high-toned official thief. I have looked through the separate accounts of the tribes of the Canadas and find that, taking big and little tribes together, the aver- ‘Age expenditure will not amount to $5,000 yearly. The details of these expenditures are 80 minute that rob- war is next to impossible. And, if peculation should ‘howe , the Indians would be the first to discover it, aa ec country would be ablaze with excitement in short order, For the past fiscal year the separate revenues of the tribes administered by the bureau have amounted to bean 789 62, divided as follows Interest, $153,083 68; ecial grants, $83,541 20; transfers to ot er nccounts, 1,864 74; land, rents, timber, &c., $83,541 ane expenditures were, warrants mee credits, $213,519 12) , dransters to other accounts, $11,864 74; total, $225,379 86, ‘The aril to the credit of the funds aggregated at the beginning of the year $2,810,193 88, and at the end of the year had increased to a 603 09. For the sake of illustratin, e the system, I select the receipts and expenditures 0! rgest and smallest tribes :— CHIPPEWAR, OF NAWASI, Received, Interest .....+ss0006 neeeee $12,259 80 Lands, rents and timber. MID" a666 80 s+ e++$16,926 60 Total recolved ....s.ssesesesereree Expeniled. Warrants and credits... Transfers to other account: +++ $13,314 25 . at) il «$13,897 36 232,490 07 236,519 31 Total expended. Balance at beginning of year. Balance at end of the year. MASITOULIN ISLAND, Received, TUONO Ji cspcvcesses + $2.08 ands, rents, &c. 945 Total received. aveee G11 63 ‘Transfers «...,. Total expended......+.+6 Balance at beginning of year. Balance at end of the year, The bureau is administered at headquarters by a superintendent general (office combined with that of Minister of Interior), deputy superintendent general, salary $2,250; accountant, ealary $1,400; corresponding Clerk, $1,260; clerk in charge of land sales, $1,100; ag- kistant corresponding clerk, $800; assistant accountant, $750; clerk in charge of rogistets, $000; clerk and as- ristant French translator, $800; assistant land sales clerk, $300; total'salaries of headquarters, $9,550. “The salaries of all officers of outposts, such as com- missioners and superintendents, clerks and agents for the districts of Victoria, British’ Columbia; Fort Garry, Manitoba; Fort Francis, Manitoba, ‘and the. home provinces, paid by the government, average $200 to $500 each for ‘clerks and agents, ayd $800 to $2,600 for superintendents and commissioners, The agents are in “ost cases allowed a percentage on all sales of lands or timber, exceeding a fixed amount, to compensate for their low salaries. All appointments are made by the Indians themselves, in council assembled, approved by the department and confirmed by the Minister of the Interior. The entire cost of outpost duty, including every charge—namely, for Indian interpreters, school teach- ors, councillors, ‘chiefs, physicians, visiting superintend. ents and commissioners, superintending clerks, care- lakers, sextons, forest wardens, messengers, agents, missionari all the rest of it—amounted for the year to $27,; 380 71, charged to the accounts of the dif- ferent tribes to which they belonged. The general and contingent expenditures amounted to $187,608 16, including fishing gear for tribes, Union Jack flags, medical attendance, grants to missionaries and schools, travelling expenses, repairs of roads, losses by fire, interest on head moneys to individual mem- bers of tribes, percentage to agents and others on re- Ceipts, pensions to aged Indians, paid to individual In- dians for improvements, aid to “distressed tribes and individuals, payments authorized of various kinds, in- surance of public buildings, building bridges, boarding house expenditures of chiefs of tribes, law expenses, expenses of grand council of Grand River bands, aid to individual Indians to build ~— homestead houses, expenses in connection with plans for houses bridges, &e. urchaso of ed for individual Indians, ditto all kinds agricultural implements ahd materi is, expenses ot deputations with grievances to Ottawa, the seat of Riteerw of chiefs, superintendents, &c.; distri- ation of treaty money to Ojibbewas, of Lake Superior; railway fares for individual Indians'to make visite to other bands; fuel for schools, repairs to school hou! tools for repair of roads, expenses connected with jands and forests, surveys, inspectiong and grants of money for public {mprovemonts, individual rellef, edu- cational and religious purposes, Some of these Indian = sere henge tl 8 = vaste own cost, © expenditures, classitie rovinces, mone: derived chp legislative ‘grants, Tateren balanoed, ay by as follows :— ova Scotia.—Agents’ salaries, distribution for relief, purchase of seed grain, ‘medica ‘attendance and medi- pon we bin for improvements on Indian Jands, from which $000 or 600 oT, been ejectet, and Iniscellaneous, Mes BCNeWiCR.-—A ts, missionari We ee gne ae arent 1 asia lea, Medicine, re- aie Epwanp LAND,—BSalaries, supplics, &¢., Mawrona ap Nonruwast,—Salaries, $7,146, an- : NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. Buities and gratuit treaties, $64,105 04; farming pp oryer 65; publications Of ebao! books 1p ima relief, supplies, erection of school — protection of timber, ex- Foe y De Pr gectaags ‘ort Garry and miscellaneous, $92,040 5: Barris CoLvmara.—Salaries, travelling expen untforms, Department of Militia and Defence for mil tary supplies, expenses of celebrating the Queen’s birthday, school grants, secealeare imp) lements, stock, and seeds, medicines, surveys, &e., $17,539 80, he lata two: aoctunis cover. the tnanclal athirs of 55,000 Indians, The balance and appropriations by ernment in these cases were as follow: Manitoba and the Northwest, $107,609, exceeding the expenditures (and balances) $15,508 49; and British Columbi $44,207 75, exceeding the expenditures (and balances) $26, rae! Following { is the population for which the above expenditures are mado:—Ontarijo, 14,696, increase in ‘ear 78; Quebec, 10,972, increase in’ year 149; Nova tia, 1,827, increase in year 61; New Brunswick, 1,629, increase in year 25; Manitoba and Northwest, al, 708, increase in year not stated; British Columbia, 28,620, increase in year not stated; Prince Edward Island, 302, decrease 21; Rupert's Land, 4,770, increase in year not stated; total, 94,324, Leaving out balances, interest, and so forth, these Indians cost the country last year (over and above ex- penditures Provided for by their own revenues) as fol- ows :— 109. EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR WESTMAN. ster Hovel, one and one-half blocks from Fifth a Handsomely farnished Rooms to let, with Board, on Parlor and Second Floor, 114 EAST Biontaayer STREET, NEAR CLAREN- n Hotel, Kk from Broadway. 5 mamas mate Gi, wit, Geet daar Booed, Rooms for single gentlemen ; refe ll EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNION square.—Rooms, with Board, for gentlemen, at low iaten; desirable Hooms, commecting, Yor fimuilies; also table ary 122 rences. EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET.—ROOMS tolet, with Board; references given and required. ay MADISON AVENU E.—DES!RABLE DOYBLE poms, with Board. The house has changed Secanaet ves thoroughly renovated and furnished anew throughout. 127 EAST THIRTY-SIXTH | STREET. —A | SMALL faraily will let one or two Rooms, with good Board, to right parties; fine ality. 130 west, 77 is =" TY-THIRD STREET.—TO LET— Several handsomely furnished Suits of Rooms, with first class Board; also single Rooms for gentlemen, 137 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET — DESIRABLE Rooms, newly furnished, and excellent table, for gentlemen ; a party of four or five may be suited; references, EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNION comely furnished Rooms to let, with lies Or single zentlemen; every fa- terms moderate. WEST FOURTH STREET.—NICELY FUR- nished Rooms to let, with Board; terms $5 and $6 20) per week. “ -ARD WANTED—AT BERGEN POINT, November, for S fentioman and wife, A‘ full particulars, ALBERT, Herald office. mye MOUNTAINS.—PARTIES WISHING BOARD Bet accommodation at the Summit Hit House, one mile from! Catskill, an $6 age week iasmnerense . M. GOBTCHIU: OUNTRY BOARD AT SOU’ THAMPTO fesbour, large Rooms; few inte; fruit, vexetab ms, with claims elt Beet ne to an vathing ; . 4 wart aia talline ON ee et LB ag hed BOARD POR FALL AND WINTER CAN be obtained at the South Orange Mountain ord on Morris and itroad, five al lnutes from de} greatly reduced prices; the pure mountain air, beaut wiifal drives are too well known to need de- ll the comfurts of a city hotel, steam ig, #e. Address PROPHIETOR, South Proprietor. WO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR FAMILIES OR FOUR single gentietnen wishing to economize for tne fall-or year may obtain beautiful large Rooms, with modern con- veniences, in an elegant country house within an hour Pia Wall street and three, minutes” wall “from depots, ve Gallon or. address, for teu days, FINES MENTS Wost Eleventh ser " TINTER BOARD AT TARRYTOW walk from depot ; house | rooms large and airy; well hea dress box 276 Post ofite TEN MINUTES’ all modern convenience terms $10 per week. Ad: SUMMER RESORTS. RaTH Hore PATH, 1. ‘L.—THIS BEAUTIFUL & mer resort will remain open for the reception of gi until October 1; price of board red reduced. en” soeets . Bl Headquarter: $9,550 00 Outposts... 19,210 00 Nova Scotia legislative grant.. 4,700.00 New Brunswick grant. 4,600 00 Prince Edward Island g 625 00 Manitoba and Northwest gran 105,143 31 British Columbia.....0+.00+ 29,000 00 Total..... ++ $172,828 31 CORONERS’ CASES. Coroner Eickhoff yesterday held an inquest in the case of William Lyons, a laborer, aged nineteen, who was run ever by a loaded beer wagon at the corner of Eighty-seventh strect and the Boulevard, on the evening of the 17th of August, and died at the Recep- tion Hospital, in Ninety-ninth street, on the 30th. The jury rendered a yerdict of accidental death. The same Coroner also held an inquest in the case of the boy Francis Howard, who was run over and killed by a truck, in Catbarine street, on Thursday last, ‘The {hiry ‘decided that the driver of the truck was not to Jame, The body of the unknown man found the day before yesterday in the North River at the foot of Spring Street was identified at the Morgue yesterday as that of John Adam Hanck, of No. 16 Howard street, by his wife and daughter, "They stated to the Coroner that he had frequently threatened td commit suicide, and had at last carried out his threat, An inquest will be held some day next week, Coroner Eickhoff yesterday put under $2,000 bail Patrolman William J. Beard, of the Fifteenth precinct, the officer who arrested Bella Jones, the young woman who committed suicide in the cell in the Mercer street station house, The inquest in the case, which was ad- journed on the 8th inst,, will be continued some day next week, William J, Campbell became the police- Hiwitigns Cena lie ag68: tweniy-alghb di v Connolly, aged twenty-el years, resid pe Nar asd Beatveibaenth: noeekctal: oveemnea Seat day morning at the foot of West Houston street and was drowned. His body was recovered and Coroner Croker notified to hold an inquest. BOARDERS WA WANTED. ie DOOR FROM MADISON SQUARE, 33 EAST TWEN- ty-third street This House, thoroughly repaired and elegantly furnished, is offered to parties of means desiring superior accommodations; Parlor Floor and Second Floor, with private tales; Suits on third and fourth floors, with+ out board; breakfusts, if desired. 1 ENTIRE FLOOR, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, TO Jet, with Board; ‘algo one single Room, by a family occu- pying thelg own house, 43 West Twenty-second street; ref erences given and required. HANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR, WITH PRIVATE TA- ble; pleasant Rooms for familiey and gentlemen; good Board ; polite Lica tig ce renrt diane neighborhood un- exceptionable. 317 East Thirteenth street, near Second av, HANDSOME SUIT OF SECOND STORY ROOMS, southern exposure, with Board, with or withont private table. 53 Madison avenue, corner of Thirty-second rstect. oR Eno. GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with Rooms and Board at 338 West Nineteenth atreat forms moderate. Dinner at 614 "3 SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, $18; ROOM ON ee floor, $16; also Rooms, $7; table’ unexception- ; transient and day boarders taken: 128 West Twenty- Sincs rect, near Brondway ead Blxta avenue, OR TWO GENTLEMEN GAN OBTAIN A LARGE upper Room, ‘well furnished, and excellent oard, at a very moderate’ price. Astor ‘row, 1,469, Broadway, bet- ween Forty-third and Forty-fourth stree’ oelock, Q11 Bast s BENTH STREET, STUYVESANT Nicely furnisted Rooms, with Board, for tlemen and wives or single genflemen; choice neigh- ood; small family; terms moderate for permanent peo- ple; references. 2, Proprietor. JOREST HOUSE, BUDD'S J., 1,800 FEET ‘Above tide water, two hours (vin, Moris dnd Basex Hail road to Stanhope station), pur and fishing, no mosquitoes. during the fall, H. mountain air, good boating This house will remain open DI 5 BASE 1TH st. SPUYVESANT PATK.—HAND- *) somely furnished Rooms, with first class table and Attendance, for afew select boarders only; very desirable, fine, quiet neighborhood; terms reasonable. 229 EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN SECOND and Third avennes.—A ‘handsomely furnished double and single Room to let, with Board; references ex- changed. 23¢ large front Parlor and Baser dentist's office ; rent moderate. AND 311 309 ixnosciner with first class Board, AND 345° WEST TWENTIETH STREET.— Rooms to let, with Board; single Re ; day hoarders accommodated | one block from Elevated Railway station, 861 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Eighth and Ninth avenues.—One elegantly furnished Floor, English basement house, consisting of three rooms, connecting, with bath, large closets, house freshly painted, high ceflings; near elevated road, to let to a family, with Board; do not care to take-any other boarders. BT.—PLEASANT FUR- without Board, also ty suitable fora doctor's or WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. furnished Rooms, en suite or singly, to families or single gentlemen. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, WITH first class Board, Second Floor and Room ‘on third r, singly or together; best references. Apply at 368 t Twenty-third street, A. PRIVATE FAMILY IN BROWN STONE HOUSE; Handsomely furnished Rooms; Board if preferred; lo: Cation healthy and delightful; home comforts; rent moder- ate. Apply at 124 East 112th street or 319 East Thirteenth st. A DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM, with or without hall Bedroom, southern exposure, with Board, for gentleman and wife, at 121 West Sixteenth street, near Sixth avenue. ‘A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING ON PARK avenue, will ly elegantly fur- nished, su or table; reference hanged. Those williny eee, “Tiherally. for’ an elegant home address Living: STONE, Herald Uptown Branch office. OARD BILLS, WASH BILLS AND PRINTING SUIT- able for hotels and boarding houses may be obtained at jow prices from the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAB- LISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway. 0 ple —PARTIES IN SEARCH OF FIRST Boarding Accommodations please call at SANDS’ Board Dir Directory, 1,193 Broadway. Open evenings. NE OR TWO LADIES CAN OBTAIN PERMANENT Board in quiet, comfortable home in country; no other boarders: piano ingsraction in. part payment, ‘Address W. CLARK, Katonah, Westchester county, New York. ECOND FLOOR BACK ROOM, ONLY $12 PER week for two persons; location good, central to busi: ess, and a splendid tublo guaranteed, 16 ‘Ashland place, or erry stree 10 RENT—29 WEST 127TH STREET; HANDSOMELY and completely furnished three story high stoop brown stone House; four adults will board if desired; unexception- able references given and required, ERY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF APART- ments, with private table; extra wide house; location central, near Fifth avenne; family private; reference ex- changed, Apply at No. 19 East Twenty-second street, 1 50 TOS, PEE DAY, $6 10 $12 P Fine Rooms, with’ excellent, tab and single gentlemen, at 174, 176 and 178 B near Broadway; croquet grounds, TH AVENUE, 98.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS to let, in sults of two to six; algo, single Rooms, with first class Board; house and all pertaining to it first class in every respect; references. TH AVENUE, 273.-ELEGANTLY Rooms, with Board, en suite or singly, for the season; private tuble if desire changed. R WEEK.— for families jeecker street, FU) [EMISEED , by the week oF 5 Feferences ex- TH AVENUE, 208, OPPOSITE MADISON PARK~— ch hy Rooms, second and third floors, en suite, rivate baths, dc., with cpwithous perersree Table. Desirable location. WORSTELL, PER WEEK—FOR SINGLE ROOM AND BOARD, for a gentleman, in a private family; preference given Whtere there are no other boarders, Address box 218 Herald office. y St FORTY.NINTH STREET. HANDSOME, LARGE eatly and newly furnished, can be man, with or without breakfast; fam- private, terms $50 per month. Address box ce. —ELEGANT BOARDING ACCOMMODATIONS; ALL + locations and prices; list_ free. HANKINS’ BOARD ING DIRECTORY, iad West Twenty-ningh street, corner Broadway, Open evenings. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD FOR HIMSELF, wife, baby and nurse, for the winter, Address, stating terms, &c!, M., 33 East Twenty-fourth street, YOUNG PHYSICIAN WANTS A WELL FUR- nished office and nicely furnished bedroom, with Board “for himself and wife, with private fami, locality must be above Twenty-third street, and between fadison and Second avennes; terms moderate. Address J. E. J., room 71 Ash- Tand House, with full particulars. 6 TO $8 PER WEEK FOR FINE ROOMS, WITH cellent Board, for families or single Persons, at 158 jleecker street. Two lines of cars pass the he 1O COMAGE PLACE—T0 LET. WITH OR WITH ont Board, one neatly furnished front Room ; also two Single Rooms; no other boarders. T WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.— Pleasant front Rooms, $14, $16, $18 and $20, for two, with Board; single Rooms, $3; transient people, $2 per day | table Board, $4. Dias STREET, NO. 55 WEST, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth ‘avenues—Beautifil Rooms, en faite, or singly, with good Board; prices moderate; table boarders qaken.’ 143 STREET, WEST 33, 35 AND & BETWEE) Fifth and Sixth avenues.—Elegantly furnished Roo: and Suits of Rooms, for families or gentlemen; small table; a Parlor Suit; references, 14% STREET, 300, CORNER SECOND AVENUE.— Large, handtomely furnished front Rooms, on. second ‘and third floors, with Board; no children or nurses taken, 15 EST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— This handsome and commodious house is now prepared to accommodate families and gentlemen with elegant Rooms, en suite or singly . with Board ; references exchanged. fy $16 furnished Rogms, all modern improvements; : excel- lent Board in a smalf family; house and location first class, 212 West Forty-third street. V7 ag STREET, OPPOSITE STUYVESANT PARK four doors east of Second ‘Well furnished Rooms, with’ first class Board, at a moderate price; refer- ences. AND $18 PER WEEK FOR TWO LARGE WELL AND 22 BAST THIRTY-PIPTH STREET.—MRS, M. B. SUMNER has front Parlor Rye ea ra er Rooms to let permanently; transient ober and November 1. iP) EAST TWENTIETH STREET.—NICELY FUR- nished Rooms for families or gentlemen and their wivea, with Board mit to cars ant TH STREET, 261 WEST.—NICELY FURNISHED Rooms to let, to gentlemen aud wives or single gen- tlemen, with or without Board, at moderate prices; house newly painted and papered. Q]. EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET—ROOMS TO let, with Board, suitable for families and single gen- temen; table Board; best reference. ) D STREET.—A SUIT OF ELEGANT ROOMS, ALS single Rooms to let, at No. 26 West Twenty thir street, with first class Board, to families and gentlemen. 99 WEST JHIRTY-SECOND ETSEer. NEAR FIFTH ‘avenue.—Handsomely. furn ‘Rooms to rent, with first class Board; reterences given ~| required, Naisaee. has all improvements and con- = = 3 ‘WEST. TWENTY-SECOND STREET,—TO LET, with Board one suit of Rooms, second story fron or oo third floor; also, Rooms for gentlemen; reference re- quired 347%, STREET, EAST, 146.—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Room’, en sulte, with Board, to gentlemen and Wives and single gentlemen; tiouse qpd location frst class; references exchanged. 36 EAS? TWENTY-THIRD STRERT.—SECOND AND Third Floors, handsomely furnished, to let, “with Board; also single Hooms, for gentlemen; private table if preferred, 5). EAST EWENTY SECOND STREET, NEAR 45. way.—E] furnished Rooms, en #uite ie, with frst « r families and gentlemen; how newly furnished and painted, with modern improvements; references, 1 WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET (HOUSBK, LOCA- tion and all appointments superior).—I[andsomely furnished front Rooms, on second and id thira floors, en suite or separately, with Board; also single Rooms for gentlemen; references, 4 WEST TWENTY-POURTH STREET. ly furnished Rooms to let, with Be ‘and wife or sin, ble for a doctor's of NO WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—ELEGANTLY furnished Rooms, with or without Bourd, ali principal hotels and'theatres. ipae vecansriie 14 TH Lat a be FIFTH AVENUE.—A PRIVATE family, havi nt house, would furnish first class Board to a Seecieks and wife or a small fi with ‘choice of Apartments, Address box 2,672 P Payee |. to ntleman ; also a Reception heen, suite: ity with Board, en syite or singly; references ex- anged. —$—$—$______. 75 EAST TENTH Feo a valieaes OF FOURTH avenue.—Large Rooms for gentleman and wife. with ood Boatd, at moderate price one or two small ms; table Board, 8 MADISON: Ep apm iS caer OR GENTLE- men desiring first lations ny, saa —).——— 7 MADISON AVENUE.—DESIRABLE ROOMS TO elegant Rooms on BAe. or a third , en suite with or withont private table. References, LINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUB.— rnished Rooms, connecting or tng liar frty Ween ey, C xcailans Roar: rahe LADY DESIRES ONE ROOM AND GOOD BOARD for herself and little daughter, at a moderate price, near Elevated Rallway; vieinity of Episcopal, Seminary pre- ing , Herald Uptown A GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD FOR HIS WIFE and two children; price must_be moderate, Address ©. HL. R., Herald Uptown Branch office, GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE AND LITTLE GIRL it wish to ane Board ae eres a le ae is willing to pay from $20 to $90 per weuk. Please address Box If ireraid oftce. is OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY IN A PRI- vate family, between Fifth and Seventh avenues and Tenth and Twenty third streets, Address, stating terms, J. M., 78 Beekman street, OARD WANTED—BY A LADY OF REFINEMENT and food social postion in a privace family. with siting room and bedroom adjoining; price not to exceed Weck: uneaceptiouasig refeeveees given and reqeireds Ae. dress M,, box 175 Herald office. OARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN the neighborhood of Sixty:ffth street and Third avenue terms must be reasonable. , box 202 Her- cd office. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; breakfast six o'clock; terms $12 to gs per week; up town, west side; references. Address M. L., Herald Up tow Branch office. AVILION HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISL. and, will remain open all through September; erms imoderate to parties who wish to remain ut a short tine. KF. COLE, Proprietor. ROPEAN STE saa SARD LINE—B. AND NA “ARMS P. CO. Wisihi mlgueto:Aistbalaltng the chances: of: colicion tie gieamere of this line take # specie course for all veasons of the year, Oxi the outward d passage, from Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 00 at 43 latitude, oF nothing to the north of a3. ‘On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 42. From NEW YORK for LIV} RVOOL said QUEENSTOW, BOTHNIA....Wed., Sept. 15 | ALGERIA, + Sept. ABYSSINIA. Wed, Sept. 22 | SCYTHIA.. Well Oct. 6 Steamers * do not carry iteerage passenge: Cabin passage, $0, 100, $190 gold, according to accom- modatio: turn tickets on favorable terms. tickets to and from all parts of Europe at lowest reight and cabin office, wling Green. Piautidinsy Steer: (Pritnit ANCKLYN, Agent. rates, Bteerage office, 111 Broadway CHARLES G. QUaTE LINE.—TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, ELPAST AND. LONDONDERRY, - sailing eh ‘pier N th River, | YLVANIA +-Wednesday, Sept. 22 ‘Wednesday, Sept, 29 STATE OF V1 -Wednesday, Oct, 6 and every Wednesday thereafter. First cabin, $00, $70 and Pak return th 120, Lg satin $45; return tickets, Su lowest rat eraee ON AUSTIN B. ALD WIN 0O., Agents, No. 72 Broadway, New York. Steerage office, 45 Broadway. A THE UNITED STATES MATL. W YORK AND GLASGOW, VICTORIA. p Saturday, Septrmber 11,2 P.M, UTOPIA. Saturday, 'September 18/7 A.M. ETHIOPTA: Saturday, Sep 2PM BOLIVIA Saturday, L TOG dL, LON 3 E} WN OW BELFAST. Cabin, $85, $75 and §80, currency, according’ to accommo. dati {Nitfiaeprare AND. ite AT LOWEST Drafts issned for am ony. eniaerh ec aliane risa HENDERSON ROS., Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green. AMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG, ELAND.. ay UEVIA -Sept. 80 POMMERANTA et. 7 Rates of passage to Plymouth, London, ia Ham- are aud all points in England, 'Seottand ‘and Wales ~ abin, first saloon, gold. 00 in, second saloon, gol 60 80 General Agents, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broad street, New York, 61 Broadway, New York. NMAN LINE.—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE. Royal Mail steamers are appointed fo gall. ag follows: ¥OR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CITY OF BRUSSELS Saturday, Sept. 11, at 2 P.M. Saturday, Sept. 18, at 7 A.M Saturday, Sept. 2 2 Saturday, Oct. 2," at 7 A.M. ‘Saturday, Oct, 6, at “noon ‘and each aoe ve feo Cau 45 North River, TES OF PASSAGE. U0, $80 and $100, gold. Bas Currency. § issued at lowest rates. neral business apply at the com- pany’s office, £0) For Steerage Passage at 43 Broadway, or pler 45 North ver. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. TLSON'S LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, to be despatched from pier 44 East River 15 | HINDO oe 4 First eabin, $70, ‘caren EOioan rst cabin, $70, ‘currency; second cal ere Excursion tickets on very tetoratle terms. ‘Through ory, Jngued to Continental and Balticports. Apply for fal p fare t ° CHARLES L. WRIGHT & CO., 56 South street. ng STATES. MAIL Letts tars TO QUEENS. Por Cabin Passage and N AND LIVERPOOL, Sailing every Tuesday from pler 46 North River. Dakota ....Sept. 21, 10 A. = | Lai Wisconsin, . Sept. 2, 3 P.M. Wyoming... A. vow cabin, ate and steerage at lowest rates. rate: Brepald tickets at low ra ed to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway “tg ‘Drafts on Treland, England, France and i st rat Al gia WILLIAMS a GUION, 29 Broadway. ‘OST DIRECT P AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO HOL- land, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, &c., via ROTTERDAM. er P. CAI September 11 There beautiful steamer, carrying’ the Waived States mail to the Netherlands, are well known for the regularity of their trips. Rates of passage low. FUNGI, BDYE NCO” L. W, MORRIS pepia kash ‘60 Broadw: we, On aU LINE, RRYING ‘TOWN OR LIVERPOOL, NITED orate MALL. BRITA) Sept. 11, at 22. M. GERMANIC Sept. 18, at 7A. M. CELTIC... ‘Sept. 25, at 2 P.M. ADRIATI ALM. BALTIC M P. From the White Star Docks, spe ‘SH North Wiver. Rates—Saloon, $60, $20 and $100 in gold; return tickets on feyorable tereas” Beoecage Saloon, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed i where the noise and motion are least, affording a mfort hitherto unattainable at sea. ection of plans and other information apply at the company’s office, 19 Broadway, New York. R, J. CORTIS, Agent. OARD WANTED—BETWEEN TENTH AND TWENTY- third streets, for Tay os wife and child (girl) five ; & private fe referred; terms Bet to exceed Kk, Address B., Post office box 4,072. OARD WANTED—PARLOR AND TWO BEDROOMS, for man, wife and nurse; must be above Twentieth reet and between Third and Seventh avenues; state lowest price per week. Address R, B., box 157 Herald office, apenas ROOMS AND SUITS FOR FAMILIES, WITH now waiting. G. HANKINS, 28 West Twenty- corner Broadway. Open evenings. oa ninth ree WAXTED-BY A YOUNG LADY A ROOM, WITH Board, in a prise aie fem terms not to exceed $8 er week, ‘Address 1 MORTON, Craigyyillo, Drange county, N. ¥- Hut GENE OHA, TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAI ERS BETWEEN . AND HAVRE. ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Continent (being more southerly than any other) will sail from pier No. 50 North River, as follows :— Saturday, Sept. 18 day, Oct. IQUE, Pons ‘Dane *VILLE DE PARIS, Lacks turday, PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wine). First cabin $110 to $120, according to accommodation ; second cabin, $72; third cabin, $40, luced rates. Fag uperior accommodation, including all necessaries without extra charge. ced thus not cary oiecly p sovhygd HGH MACRENZIESAgear 48 Brondwny WANTED IONE LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED t Room and two Bedrooms on the second or third floor, with Board, for gentleman and, wife and two children (girls 14 and 7 years old), between Madison and Sixth, av- enues, and Thlrieth and Filty-ninth street Fe thy See lsw or 0, other. bosrdens “prefurren: “hcdrepn, steting pprticulars and terms, which must be reasonable, E., box 100 erald ofiice. BEAT Y WESTERN STEAMSHIP LI: BRISTOL MRNGLAND) DIRECT, sailing from pier 18 East River as follows :-— Stam: day. September 18 Cabin passay reney; excursion tickete, ‘Apply to W. D. MORGA! ‘agent, 70 South strect. ANTED—BOARD, BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN private family (German preferred), below Fifteenth street; terms not to exceed $26 per month; best references given,” Address It, box 897 Post office, LAND HOTEL, Bowery and Bayard street; 200 rooms; refurnished; eauinl in comfort to any frst class’ hotel; lodgings 50 cents and 60 cents per night. STOR PLACE HOTEL, 25 AND 27 THIRD AVENUR, ‘itute—125 Rooms, newly duily or weekly, contrul, ploas- furopean plan; always open. 250 ROOMS, NEW MATTRESSES; CLEAN BEDS, + D5e., B5e,, Sde., $150, $2 50 per week, gentlemen and taal Frankfort House, 202 William street, Open all night. Ont HOTEL, ENTRANCE NO. 1 CLINTON PLACE.— Large Room and Board for two, $15 a week, on Broad- Wray, translene Room and Board, $2 a day; alio a Store je OTEL phos gd ty dad AVENUE, CORNER Fifty-eight! t.—First class Rooms aud Board, for nities oF single persons, ie igen a SS FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY- Brondway.—Rooms' all. front; Bathe, “einvators Hy fnest location in city; perfectly hte eriean or am wn plan; permanent parties, W for wint rh Suite and Rooms pe private house occupied by undersigned, just put iu most perfect order, on Fourteenth street. ‘WM. G. TOMPKINS, oer NG OF THE ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK ALLEN & DAM.—The Astor House, renovated, with modern ed, is now. opened as European plan, The bu find it one o in the city, the rooms being unusually large One of Otis Brothers’ elegant nger All day and all night, the best o rervante will be. employed, and no pains will be spared for the cor YH of Of hala Main G mem on Vesey street. Room: ‘The Rot legantly fitted as aa a foorbatet ead will furnish all the delieagles of The, finest ‘ors: 8 3 the counts cialty. ik ‘ne wal’ be supplied choicest wines, liga fam, Proprietors, K, Lassixa, pager is. proprio of th Davou Square Hotel, bi Ted Cig jew York—one of tels up town. UM! BOWERY, CORNER CANAL MI Hh NO. 0 ag aga and on nirees (op, the i pealghia ee } ; 50e,, O0e,, term! in J O8TE GERMAN LLOYD, STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEY. YORK, A NOUTHAMPTON AND, BRUM ier, foot of Baoan et stfeet, i Ske AIN at., Rept. 11 Bat., Sept. 18 ARMAS "Wedl! Sehe 15 ODER. 1 Sept. 25 Rates sage thom New York 40 Bouikaimpton, Havre First Cabin, $100, gold; igGgeond, Cabin, $00, gold; Steerage, Return tickets at reduced rat Prepaid steeruge certitiates, $12, currency. ight PASSALE Aj For freight or pases ened ac 30., No, 2 Bowling Green. ATIONAL, LIN Proin pier Nos. 44 and 47 North River. FOR LONDON DIR CANADA. Thur. “Bent. 18 16, at 9D. 3. SREECE rsday, at L. pis P.M. NB iY a OE 2 P.M. GYPT... 1a ‘i, 2 rt. . M. PAE QUE! opt. 18, % oe HELV! Mires 2,74. M. Cabin passage, Yand reduced prices, Return. tickets at. te ced ra Mtecrage tickeis from’ Liverpool at the lowest rates, Apply be mpany's office, 69 Broadwi isdeabatieians f. W. J. HURST, Manager, rrency. Stecrage at groatly aid SDONOVAN ROSSA.CHEAPEST STEAMSHIP assuge office in New York; steamers every day; Iro- land, England, Scotland, Germany’; drafis at lowest’ rater, payable everrihere OVAN ROSBA’S Hotel, 182 Chatham square, LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ling from pier 37 North River. For Norfolk, Cty’ Polut’and. Richmond hie days Thurs- days and Saturda; abd WM. connecting” with the Virginia and Tene: ir’ Line, Atlantic Const Line, Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake ‘Ohio Railroad and with the com: pangs ‘s steam lines to interior points in North Carolina and fF id Pitt ton, N. meee, and an reat ine . (ia Norfolk), every Dela ‘dally iy Cand, Said 4 P.M, a with Delaware an ‘Maryland frond pavsago. Vskets nod bila of in Finding to ail points ae passage Ne rates, wage fo Norfolk de., 4 por cont, Freight Sn EF eae MIFED STATES iD BRAZIL cumpany for gaan ra aiear iege beet its ore, lowest sesived dail "General of W YORK AND HAVANA Di DIRECT MAIL Sg 4 — we first class steamships will sail at 3 P. M. from pler 18 North River, foot of Codur street » for b ‘as follow: COLUMBU: CRESCENT City. tions, app! <i to WM. P. CLYDE & McKetler, Luling & Co LN. hy Steamers leave pier CITY OF HAVANA. City OF VERA CRUZ CITY OF NEW YORK VERA OREZ AN via Hevana, ggrexo, Campo! CITY OF HAVANA For freight or SONS, 31 and 33 teamers will leave \ ACIFIC MAIL COLON... cr on or about Wedi Bamed destination, ies For, frei wutions, apply to MALO by i DE & OF. warding in perior accom se Crise and Texa Brashear C! anf direct. ‘Throwgh bills lwdin, all points on Houston and 4 ,, ern, Texas and Pacific, and ira Freight for St. Mary’ Lighterage and ‘Channel dues Brazos Santingo at the expense Freight for Brownsville, Mat further information apply to CHARLES A, Agents HAVANA AND MEXICAN MATL S& LINE, and elegant ste OF SAN FRAN Freights and insurance ut lowest rates. TEAMSHIPS will sail every Saturday for Brashear ( signed to Mobile, 6 Gulyeston, Harrisburg’ and San Antonio, xas Central Internati to Indianola and San “Antonia, and all pohuteon'the Gy e' ‘exas and cifle Railwa; ines Santi 7 pus Christi, Rockport, St. Mary's and Ful ago, Core ‘Tuesday, Thursday, Sept. 20 hursday, Sept. For —— OF passage, having unsurpassed acoommoda- ox . 6 Bowling Green, North B pes P.M, Tuesday, Sept. 14 “hveraay Sept. 18 hursday. Sept, 23 ORLEANS,” Tuspan and Pampico, Tuesday, ey pt. 4 ‘ALEXANDHE i achy, way ‘w Orleans September 18 and October 9 tor Vera Crug and all the other ports. EAMSHIP LID nia, Japan and China, from pier 42 North River. FOR ASPINWAL, ‘OR i ALIFOR- LAN. ‘The Pacific Mail 1 Stenmahts Company will yeas atch their new hip nh pt. 11, ab P. M., Thraek bills of iadii g given to all points on’ the Galveston, Houston and Henderson, Gal- veston, Harrisburg and Sah Antonio, Houston and. Texas Central. International and Great Northern, Texas Pacific, Transcontinental and Gulf and Western. Texas railroads, No charge for for- ight or passage, having su- £09; 158 Maiden lane, 6 Bi 5 a hear City, ry, transferring freis a at that place. to Morgan's, Railroad tor New Orleans ad points beyond er the Teeend and to Morgan's line of steamers, thence W. G, HEWES, veston and to and Great North: ns-Continental railroads, and ‘and’ Fulton, landed at Rockport. ‘at either Corpus Christi or and risk of consignee. amoros and points in the {n- terior must have consignee at Brazos Santiago, Tusurance and Syolens at lowest rates. For freight or WHEISEY ‘ CO., Agents, Pier 36 North River. 0 OR WE & WEST POINT, REWBURG, dro taEert Hombre a Mfr Oy, fe ait ROWELE Gundays excepted). ALL RIVER um, it g 5 via Newport and iver.—The Ley -ays y teed ge ore ree and EhoviiENGE leave ee N ver, fot ray. stree Sundays: a Tired, old at “all i eta wt 5° P.M Through ti ‘ickets hotels in the city. Hall's Baud engaged for ‘ARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM- pany’s mmmer arrangemente for 1875, com June Boats leave Peck sp every half hour, from A.M. to 7:25 P. M., with the exception of eo eins frem‘half past ten'o'clock’ to halfpast. two olelodk, while Will be hourly, Seo time table at landings. J. TALLMAN, Superintendent, NTEWBURG, CORNWALL, WE: Hotel dock, I Steambent ARM A. M.; Vestry stre 9:90, landing ‘wt Manhastanville, Dobbs! Ferry, 11 11:25. Returning from N York at6 :0 and Brookiyn 7 ST POINT, COZ: Island: daily (Sund Fulton street, Twenty: ioorih (irae : Yonkers, 10:35¢ town (by ferrybgat)s UP. M., reaching New Orin ALBANY AND THROU Deck, 2% berth et M. 4H TO TROY. $1. SUHUYLER, from ys and Frids Franklin WON STRAMSH. AND BOSTON pai i crt ven oe LINE. h River, foot of Jay streat, the ote, ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT ‘fy From pier 27 steamships ELE days) at oP. M. obinson street, the woxceps Sue RA and GALATEA daily ‘and WILT Eeway Beach daily 2th st.N. R, 8 and S45 4. M andt 40 ¥ PM Ninth st., South Grand it. “Will M. and1 P. Me M. le i ic) Pi 4 Ae and Fulton ferry, + proakiga DA pacions steamer will run to Rockaway every day thie except Wednesday, Sept. 8, and Saturday, Sept. 11, Franklin si XR. Eetorine Brookiyn, ALA M. a i. Returning bowts leave Rockaway at 10:45 and 11 4:45 and 5 P.M. “4 ie on "Fare, 36e. | Exeursion tickets, 50e. Retuin tickets vood on either bout. Wallace's brass band will accompany the WILLIAM COOK, On Sunday two trips to Rockaway as w —DATLY EXCURSIONS TO SLA! THE favorito seamen ARROWSMTN IT ‘el a a fot lows :—Twenty-fourth street, MAIC. will sail for above named ports For freight or passage, at iver. Meatanty HENRY pacuic mal MAIL, 1) STEAMBAIE my DOMPANY'S I LINE Thursday, Septomber 23, at 12 XM. reatly educed rates, appl: at company’s office, on pier foot of Canal street,” Nort Hi. J, BULLAY, Superint ident. ae Ww. T 8 P plac change 5. ly no freight re ARDIN East Kiver, on Wi SESDAY, Freight or Passage ae to L, DELMONTE, 50 Ex PLATO. SAMANA D 8’ MAIL leave ceived on day of sailing, OR NASSAU, The steamship ZODIAC will passage apply. jouth strect, X New York. on September 23 and October 14, a P,, ‘Catting the Mails. gall from pler 16 East, River For freight or to. MURRAY, Pith 0O., Agents, 62 The steai 1, at oy roca mus given to Mobile. other peints, “Catbin passage, $9 wr freight, at lowest rates, or CLARK & KNICKERBOCKER, © ve Pier No. 9 North River, on Saturday, September OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Crofawell Line, miship ‘aptain Kemble, St, Louis, Vicksburg and iD; stecrage, f assasce, appl REAM. Pa street. 15 East River, 0. 6 EW YORK AND HAYTIAN DIRE¢ iB tau Prince on Wednesday, the 15th inst For freight or pasiage apply to W. P. CLYDE & CO., parts LINE. . H. GAR ‘St. Mare from pier Bowling Green, New York. Port Royal Ths tapocker god wel now Sengers, will sail Thursday, Septe: joints South and Southwest runswick railroads. First class passage to Au Through a issues Steamer HUNTSYV! tember 16. For rey ht or Eee. GELPC to all Faircloth, master, having superior accommodati WEEKLY, FLORIDA LINE. ©.} Fernandina, Fla; Branewick, Ga, steamer OMERY, for pas. inber 9, from pier No. River, ab 3 8. ML. to above ports, ‘making connection with all via Port Royal, the Rorida and 20 00 points Seath ‘and Southwest. ILLE, Chester, master, will follow Sep- wssnge apply to ‘0. 5 William street. M ETROFO! are unsur “ness it o! Receipts’ Tickets, Manifests, Posters, transaction of business carefully ‘ards, Waybills and every spe QTEAMaHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANTI- ties F printing wi will fad I a advantageous to deal with the ESTABLISHMENT, No, SMioadvay, na ith fectiling foe dolag’ every Kiva of wok passed, while, in promptness, neatness and, cheap- écial inducements, Bills of Lad if, Shipping Lista, ‘Cire ac lal form used Passen| prepared and printed. VIA PEOPLES “TINE. for $11 50, to Saratoga and ret return for $3, good for 30 dass, of suid steambouts, pier 41 Nort ‘LBANY, SARATOGA | AND, b, MONTRE! AL. OF STEAMBOATS, aoe pier 41 North River, daily (Sundays excepted) at 6 ‘On and after September 1 tickets to Montreal and return urn for $5 and Albany and be obtained at the office i River, foot of Canal street. RD and DAN! Point, Comwall, Newbun ‘Trip tickets to West Point, ing same day, $1. Saratoga, $3 20 = A of Broadway, daily, at 6:30, 7 Fare, 10 cents. ANDREW HARDER Captain J LER, Captain ©. D. Hancox, North River, every day Suni, “ATTENTION, RAILROAD Blips or board at the METROPOLI Ciera, North River, daily (Sunda ‘dnd Twenty-fourth street at 9A. M., Poughkeepsic, Rhinebec! Special trains to and Fross Saratoga, To “NORTH SHORE STAT! for New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Rich- mond and Elm Park, Boats leave Whitehall street at foot 12:45, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30, 6 Sundays, at half-past every hour from $:30 A. M. _Astor House cars leave Vesey Street for ferry. {A ~A OPPOSITION CATSKILL LINE, ‘Tickets, printed, chien AN PRINTING ESTABLISH- MENT, Herald Building, New York, than anywhere else, LBA. ANB TROY BY Y DAYLIGHT “DAY BOATS ave Vestry excepted), at jahding at Wess jock, Cate for points North and’ West, wall and Newburg, return- round trip, $5 40. A a ISLAND FERRY. 30, 8:90, 9:30, 10:45, A. ML, and 7:90 P. M. COMPANTES |—PUNOR | wr and on better | + burg, landin, Gold Sprite wnd Cornwall. josh Teaves Fallon Ferry, North ‘are fi (formerly the Sleep; Tenth street, North River, at 8:30, h Bi MP —REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW- at Yonkers, Iona Island, West Poiat, The favorite steamer LONG Hollow), Captain John | frooklyn, ak West nd ‘Twenty-third street, excursion, $1. ITIZENS’ LINB OF STEAM nectin; North River, sold over all connecting lines, NSYLVANIA RATLROA Jandt streets, as follows: Expross for Harrisburg, Pittsbur ace cars attached, 0 For Wjiliamsport, 8:30 P. Centre and the Ost Regions. For Baltimore, Wa: ington and perth, nth, Anibo an ‘and 8 A. For Kingston ‘or Princeton, oF Lembarvilie 830. For Flemington, Phillips’ and 2 For Trenton, Bordentown, | Burlii 9:30 A. M. For Freehold, 7 For Farmingdal For ner Foul Hightsts dwn and Fembe 3 on "M. via Monmouth + Ndenerad ‘Meaagen of Pullman parlor cars ‘daily, except Sun sy arrive, a E Washington 4: 19 a and 12 ee * Sunday, 8A. AL, 6 ani Por t Millstone, 12 hoon, 3 and 5:20 P. M. or ei nd Rocky Hil 840 A. 3 M, si Moraacutt Jenettes, No and via Monmo Jane ; at ; ak BOATS FOR TROY, CON. | with all railway lines North and West —Hle boats leavo daily, Satnndays excepted, a ot of Leroy street, ‘Through ard EB: The Uront Trunk line and Citied States Mail ronte, ‘Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cort. ve, West and South, with Sand 3:90'P. M, Philadelphia and | Philadelphia), 9 en, Corry and connecting at Corry for Titusville, Petrolean | the South, “Limited Wash- Regu: BoA Faas x. for ACER: 7:30, 8:40, 9:30 3 490, 5,7, 8:90, 8 BM and is. ig aight Sunday, cS 8:90 and OH ML Emigrant and 7:40, 8,9, 10, Bi, Mes 12M. SY ), 6, 6:10, oe 0, | Wuight,’ Sunday, 3 A. and South Amboy, 6 and 10 12 M., 2, 8:10, and 4:10 P.M, 4:10 and7 P.M, 0 and 5 P. a M. ‘aud Belvidere, 9:30 A. M. t Bi h, 3 P.M, For Mercer and Somerset ai Tinjgon nd Camden, 7:99 and a P.M, a vie Porth, Ammhoy, ‘via Perth Amboy, ‘Tonetion. ‘oilows:--From Pittsburg, 6:55 and. 1 Me, dally 10:15 A. M, asd rom Washin, “and ea 3 6:50 P. M, dail ‘and Baltimore, 6 ; ira anise 6.20 M eg 10:1 ize re A “Tickets $1, . M. Bi oe “Bonen HARLEM, MORRTSANTA AND HIGiL BRIDGE. AA. ‘The puluce 'steambodts HARLEM, MORRIE and Bua DY SIDE ave Fulton Market atl at “3 205A, 6.8 230 P vkading at Grand ican Sinth’ strbet nty-third fttest and Lavoriag Boe thas cards for particu Sunday ts Ioave every 45 mii A. —EAST RIVER BOAT—DAILY EXCURSIONS TO « Coney Island. Tho favorite steamer MONIT ve ighth stroot, Hast, Rivor, at 0 A. ral ‘Bast River at 9:10 A. M., a Fuiton ferry, Brooklyn, at 9:30AM. 12:30 Teave os follows EVERY Da¥ Xa er SETH LOW, leay- E.R, 7, A SUNDAY, AFTERNO TO ROCKAW sill pig a8 TO RUCKAWAY. leaving foot of Twenty-Thinl street, North River, at 1 P, Mi; fot of Murray street, pier 28 North’ River, at 1 30. Tr * round trip) FIFTY CE: A —VISHING BANKS AND S. « day, September 12, steamer Harrison str R., 7:15 DYHGOK.—ON SUN- H LOW will leave Eighth street, 7; pier 27 3 A.M, j)XCURSIONS.—HARLEM TO NEWBURG, WEST Point and Iona Island, via 125th «treet railway and Steamboat Armenia, daily, ‘except Sundays. Leave Man- hattanville at 9:59, returning at 6 P.M. AXCURSION TO SARATOGA. See LINK advertisement, XCURSIONS BY STEAMB AT ARMENIA D (Sundays excepted) from K AND Bi LYN, through the MIGHLANDS tnd SEWAURG oy rata with opportunity of spending three how ae ier grounds of LONA ESLAND, of 1. OR WEST POINT. Bee as how Yertivement | in another column. PORT.LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE boats leave Canal sireet every Sunday at 9% 10 and 12 A. M., 1,2, 3 and 5:30 P.M. and dally at 10 A) M., and 7 13 3 PM., landing ‘daily and Sunday) at Teesiy Wark and Thirty-fourth streets 10 minut 0 CHARTER—THE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE FOR excursions, plenie parties and Sunday schools. Apply at No. 47 Fulton street, in the afternoon. Testa CIRCULARS, INVITATIONS, POSTERS tnd all necessary, Printing for excursions, parties bull, ‘and low rates SerRovoLtrAN Piast ESTABLISHMENT, HS Broadway, New York. ___ FURNITURE. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES or FURS ture and Carpets till September 10, at B. RTUWAIT & CO.'S, 196 and 197 rel. bargains in walnut Chatham street, a ie nd painted Chamber ae ret bare ine every erent bargains in mis~ i Carpets; great bargains iy eyersthi spotsy reat WMTEANB. M. COWPERTHWAIT & CO, WEEKLY | AND MONTHLY Pavepeyt. FoF Fi Garpote and Bedding, ot B. M. 0 THWAIT # CO. ’S, 150 and 157 Chatham street, bet oe menso stock and iow prices, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS. PURNITURR and Bedding at greatly reduced pri RELL'N extensive warerooms, 410 Eighth avenue, between Thirticth and Thirty-tint streets, Payments takéa weekly FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL THEIR: Household Furniture at a saerific ficent Parlor rosewood and walnut Bedroom ressing Case, Carpets, Oif Bookcases, Wardrobes, Dining Room Furniture, all for ono week; residence’ 21 Eust Twentieth street, bese Broadway, Buits, Bedding, Pianoforte, cost $975, for #22 ; aie im he. A FOR SALE—AT PRIVATE RESI- st 23d st., near Oth av. ; superb satin Par- Jor Suits, 14 pieces, cost $1,000, for $875; one do., $125; rep Suits, $50; Chamber Suits complete, $125, $73 and ig Bureaus, Dressing es, Washstands hxir aiid spring Nat- Etagergs, ‘Bronzes, Paintings, Buifet, Exten. pie, Ohairey ec. —An elegant ‘rosewood Brad- bury Piand, $200; '« bargal T PRIVATE SALE~MAGNIF! Furniture, $ x“! NT HOUSENOLA in satin, 14 pie 5 muperb four round 7 riglit Decker Pianoy gilt, Bedstonds 60, $175; Turkle: deboard, Chatrs ther; ‘brocatel, rep and h ots, Bronzes, Paintings, &e. 5 Duchess syle, Parlor Bele eww te new. for ont one do., Marie Antoinette style, $85 Carpets; broeatel and rep Suit Bureaus, Washstands, Dressing C: Le, Glass, China, Silver Ware, Cutlery, &e. ; Immediately. No, 105 Bast. Thirve Fourth avenue. Secon merase eechiencnilsnpthd Y J. HAVEN, AUCTIONEER, 39 EAST THIRTEENTH street—Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Parlor Suits, Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Wardrobes, ‘Loun, esses, Chitfoniers, Elageres, &e., at private sale at iaustion prices EORGE A, CLARKE'S POPULAR SYSTEM OF great sacrifice. ath street, near housefurnishing by monthly payments. 747 Broadway. Fine Farniturs yet, Mattresses, spring and parlor Beds, &e., at reduced XOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT ENGLISH BRUS- sols, three-ply aad ingraln Carpets, Oil very chodp, at the old place, 112 Fulton street, si¢ MERI with D Pionship and match gains, ALERS D*hivie + that for clea cand stylish the METROPOLL TAN PR RiNTISG. BSvApLISUMENT, 413 ‘Broadway, ean: jurpas rp STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE, with the celebrated “P’ be agen & Collender C ombination: Cushions,” the best and only reliable table manufactured; also all articles the trade. For sale by H. We COLLENDER, vadway, York. Y ‘a CARROM 7 west pga WILL BESOLD on SATURDAY Pat 10% o'clock, by JERE. 4OHNSON, Jt. , Auctioneer, —THREE BILLIARD TABLES (CA referred), two carom and one pool; must be ANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, wire eashions, solely used in all cham= mes; second hand Tables at great bare W. H. GRIFBITH & CO., 40 Vesoy street, certainty 6 in guod order and cloths but litte worn, with balls, I necessary fixings comple hich onan wil aid to any one willing to sell at low tg 78, witha parti box AS Tost jculars and. price, B. J. G. oflice, Saratoga, N. y. acenypesiney Ww* ANTED—A Goop SECOND HAND 4X9, OR OX10 Bevel Billiard Table; must be in good @rler with grersvhing complete, and cheap, for cls, Address C1ZY, Post office vox Ne. 5,007. any . +4 CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH iN THRE hours.—Tmpression in tha forenoon, teeth ia the after~ oon, ‘Thirty-fourth street, near roadway and Sixth avae nae. Coral rubbe: very ations flesh colored Co tina sets, whalebone rubber sets, Plumpers, open {ro sil es “cand gee ti cars ie a je Sates, Oe as Tite > | Ga YOUR PRI TAN PRINTING You will ud it advantageous,