The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1876, Page 2

Joi 0 AMUSEMENTS. ax ENOR THRATR BROADWAN thet: Seer gees Neneet PPrPP P Poi y 3 preer IL { It u u OB Y i od uUUU KEEE® POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS, ACTRD OVER 200 TIM *4* "Were @ stranger coming to New York to ask where t would feel most a” home fur a eueuing’s amusement and enjoyment, we should unhesitatingly nue Theutre.”-—-New York Herald. | * July 81, Mr, SOTHERN ay DUN! JAOWERY THEATRE MONDAY, J | | 30, the reat Drama, GREEN bUsHES: OR, 0) YEARS AGO, Also the farce of DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. O0OD'S MUSEUM. WOOD'S | THIS DAY. | EVENING AT 8. MATINEE AT 2. | ‘The talented actor, | kK. Tf. STETSO. in Darlington’. new Play, | VALLEY FORGE. j ARISIAN VARIETIRG ;CAs? YOUR OLIMMEES. | ARISIAN VARIETIES) MATINEE TO-DAY At 2 | 16th st, Coolest Theatre; per: Niw KW MOD. LS ‘A complete cl. Original. | an el zero 4u entirely quant One-third more A cast three times greater thar company Sparkliug. other theatre. OLD GILT-EDGE, PERFORMERS OF eRIOD, THE FAMOUS PARIS[AN DANCE. FUARDS. 1K SLIGO 100 popular favorites in acts, naughty but mie Evenings at 8. Matinees Ta , Thursday aod Saturday at2. GOOSEBER ) PLEASURES; or. THE Pp: M* INEE “1 | foxy Pistorws ML so star anrisis, | NEW THEATRE #KEAT PROGRAMME Se? BROADWAY, OXY ChaNcE PONY Pastors 7 TO DAY | MATINEE TONY PASTO | AT MATINER TH for amuse: AFTERNOON TONY PASTO NEW THEATRE | pony PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE, | 987 Broadw AMERICA’S MODEL VARI THEATRE, MONDAY. July 10, 1876, MONSTER AKRAY OF TALENT The creat Berlin wonder, TLE TODD, 1 MATINEE | tomcat riorimances, | * America’s Prima Douna, | TO-DAY, | Miss EDNA MARKLBY, = Here SCHULTZ, | TO-DAY, the French Twin Sisters. | ee Larry Tooley, Andy Oollum, Niles | AT2 P.M and Evans, Keating and Sands, AT? P.M attacks Seventh week of the in MR. AND MRS. W who will appear in their origin BARDWELL SLOTE AND M THIS EVE for the M46TH TIME IN THId, THEIR NATIVE CITY! | “MIGHTY DOLLAR” EVERY EVENING. | [Co i Miss LOU SANFORD, | MIGHTY DOLLAR, | a ILFLORY Performance terminates 11) :30. Matinees aiscontinued Jor the present, Kee GUDBERTE...., NEXT WEEK K PAMILY S| TRANSLATION q’s Romantic Oper WAND OF BACHE ROKN AT RO’ NHELM, UNG APOLLO CLUB. K LEVY, KOWALSKI, ARBUCKLE, AND ‘THE FAMOUS MILITARY BAND. 1. Overture, “A Night in Grenada 2. Concert waltz, “Tmmortellen 8. Soie tor cornet, “Last Walts Varie 4. Overtare, “Tunnhanser’ cuer 5. Scene and prayer, “Der brelgchiate 2. Weber | Mine, EU PAPPENTIEIM | 8. Selection. “Oriental Airy” peeeint ; 7. Cornet solo, Grand aria, “Rovert le Diable™ .M Mr. J LEVY & Piano solo se de «+-Wieniawski | 9. Finaie, Third Act coop Verdi 10, March, “Northern Route”... ©. Smith -90 couts | 622 BROADWAY. 622 BROADWAY. | Admission or Cerarig Taba RE, OLYMPIC “THEATRE, MONDAY ENTIRE AND COMPLE Hrono OCCIDEN | THE Ls, ee wostatticr’s CALIFORNIA'S TRIBUTE TO THK CENTENNIAL who have bee to defer their visit to Philxdeiphi: in order to afford the citizens of New York au oppor- | tunity of witnessing the wondertul de ree of cellence they have attained. They wal appear in WAR DANCKS, FEAST OF FIRE, STATUES, PYRAMIDS, ACROBATIC WRESTLING. MARCHING, F. Wi RELINGS, ARMS AND NET EXERCISE, MANUAL OF WAY in which they chailen: world, THE _ATVENTION OF MEMBERS OF THE NATIC GUARD is particularly invited, dn addition, a splendid speciaity Company BILLY BAKRY, the concentrated extract of Hinmur and Funay Men, The Great Ethiopian Novelty, i} : THE BIG THKEE } JAMES QUIN JOUWN D. GRIFFIN, ELOISE “ALLE! KITTLE McDERMOTT. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDA MATINEE ALHAMBKA ning at Sand s TO TH Promenade Concerts in the Garden A TRIP MOON In active preparation , i THE LUCKY sTaR, NEW york CENTENNIAL HIBITION, COLLECTION OF MOD. BY THE GREAT &KUROPKAN BRN MASTERS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY, SOW OPEN DAILY, FROM 8 A.M. TO 7PM. at | THE q | LEAVITT ART ROOMS, BROADWAY. PAINTINGS, Also superb examples b; Poldiut ndre, Bangniet, Bal Detti, Braneri, I than 100 others of equal merit and value. Ticket one week, S0c,; one month, $1 | CENTENNIAL, | LOAN EXHIBITION, | N=®* YORK selected from the | The great col of Art Treasu private galleries of New York, now op NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, | coruer 2) METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART 1a en Dar timo | i “Governor Hi sBrasilian Graud M, Little Shepherde-s," Waitees’” (portr Downing, tennial Hy: SUN & CO. 7 RET OF MINOR DRAMAS, BY FRENCH, WILL bbe sold by auction this day, at 11 o'clock, by TUNIS JOHNSON, 57 Navsan st GRAM i RE CIRCULATION TEL LARGEST ROYAL endante: ¢ rett from 7 wutil I eclock. PIANOFPORTES, ORGANS, we {BRILLIANT “TONED © JCTAVE WINDSOR | AA. Pianovorte, cost $1,000, for £250; Stool, Cover, Vusie Cabinet; alko a magniliceat Steinway & Sony Piano at ® sacrifice. Cull at private residence No, 120 West 23d st, eer Oth av. | FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRA mber of fine secoud hand Pianos, in perfec order. W TAM ANABE &¢ No. 112 Sth av. avove ANT STOCK Warerooms, 384 CLOSING OUT SALE LARGE BK AL Platoe: halt price, BARWORE? Bleecker st: 8100, 200. PERFECTLY NEW 7% OCTAVE PIANO, ROSK wood, round corvers, carved legs, every improveme: cost FEM. Address PLANO, box 115 Herald Upto Branch ofice FAMILY Pianolorte Gerd 5 monte; Jets at. » ELEGANT ROSEWOOD t $979: every improvement; Call private residence 47 West Wit WILL DISPOSE OF A LADY CHICK A. Wranoforte lees than $100, stool and Cover Sa at. ud ay val VAIORE RING'S, NWAY's, WATE nipright Pianos and Organs. at extraordinary low prices for to rent in erty ensb, of to let watil paid lor as per contract; country from $2 to $7 per month oF eoamey TL QhACK WATERS &€ SONS, 441 Broadway. GUITAR, STN¢ 2 Ki 4th st. Cire WATSON, Musica: Direct YAKD.—PIANO, ORGAN, ing. Private Le s: niuiled tree. ddA “a P SIVATE FAMILY OPPER FOR 8200 SUPERB 7 13 rosewood Pianoforte; cost S80) last March; specalator Call resdence 34 Bast desler cam make money on it ( 355. wi Hamlin Organs & OON, 13 Bast lich REED ORGAN: STEINWAY, upright Pian Prince, Mason | vow: try. GORDON STHuMA UND CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. — | ** The most effectual remedy will be found to be Datare Ta la, prepared in all forms for sacking and inhalation by SAVOKY & MOORE, Loud: 143 New Bona and Gold dy them and ail chomists and rtorekeepers throwgh- | oat the United states and Vanada \9 26 house newly ps | OG Bast 2isr —A FEW SELECT BOARDERS 47) can be accommodated; also trausiont and table; | strictly first class. | 12]. Reows, wisn vr wishous Be | 32s | 2.044 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY Il, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. BOARDERS WANTED. 1 FLOOR “AND OTHER “DEAIP ABLE transient accommodated: wood table. 101, 103 averiey place, corer Washimgton square. “s BACK PARLOR, WITH EXTENSION; water, with good table; hail Koom: sum- hot and cai ter prices. No. 164 Waverley place. OOKS FROM BROADWAS, 202 WEST 44Tit = _Rooms, wot first otuss Board; transient table 6) SECOND STORY PRONT NICELY PURNISUED | 4 airy Koome; substantial sable; smmmer prices; refer ences. No. 3 Cottage place. F LEROY 81. NEAR ®LEBCKER—PLEASANT O Kooms, with Arse Bo ST . —CHRERFU hygienic Noard if d rivate faanily. WEST S2D ST.—DE#IRABLA ROOMS, WITH firat class 6 Teferenc JOICE ROOMS, WiTH BUAKD, 4) ut summer prices; ref D4 WEST 2D st. OF rouIrA Fret AVENCE <‘E lotel,—Au elegant suit and single Room, airy and cool, with fires class Board; very low for summer months: refwrences asked. oo “oe 2 WES? 30TH | OTH St, WEST, 40.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH at) private bath. dining room and kitchen, with or with- ius Board; 30 GREA’ iT., NEA OU Votel.—Blegant Rooms, with Bou prices, permanent or teanaions, 344, St ODE Kooms, handsomely faruishe: BINGLE AND DOUBLE with superior Board; transient parties taken for summer months: reference. STH ST.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED fF accummedation; private family; 6 WEST Je Rooms: Boar if dewi BQ TE AY CoA HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOS jot, with Beard, permaueut or transient. LO4 EABT, 28TH SE. NEAR STi AV Eb with Board, owe large handsomely furnishod story Roo to gentleman und wite; board for Indy only. 119 BASt, 17TH st, Near UNION SQUAKE . Kooms on second floor, with Bourd; low pri table and transient board, 120 KAST 19TH ST.—PLEASANT DOUBLE AND | - single Rooms, with Board; alyo transient and table board. 1 ST. —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rd, moderate. WEST 15TH ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR genticman and lady, with or without Board for 14 lady. “V2tH ST. 7TH AV.—A_ PLEASANT nto let, with good Board, for gentleman ren; eas, bath, hot end cold w terms reanonnble 934. WEST 22D— ae Board, for gontlowen or gentlemen und thelr wives: terms moderate. $300. <FOR SALE, STAMPING AND PATTERN De + Business, doi goed buxiness; selling on accouut of protracted il is VERONA, Herald WEST “Wb ST —Lan sed Kooms, wit Board, in private family; terms mod- erate. PHILADELPHIA —SUPERIOR niul boarders, on ist. modations for on unsurp! FIND GOOD BOARD, AT terms, with « small German family: 73 ARG acco: Fexsonuble ter —MISS BOYD, 342 ‘square; superior ac- commodatious; din 69 Wall at. piiLal ROUOKLYN BOARD, HHTS,~ 100 HENRY Sf) FIVE {7 ANTRD—BY A RESPEOTABLY LADY, BOARD IN lain family, terms $3 or $9 per wook; references, box 199 Herald Uptown Branch office. HOLE . CORNER | } gentlemen, | ND HOTEL, 20 BOWERY—ALL Lodgings, 0c. nightly ; $3 weekly; JA light single Room for gentlemen only, an PELMONT HOTEL, FULTON NEAR BROAD- way.—buropean plan; Rooms O0e., upward; family Kooms. Always open. gee Ad MITY HOTEL, BROADWAY AND &aTH —BOARD | s. $3; family Rooms, $7 French restaurant attached, Choice Rooms, transiont rates J and Room, $2 daily; Roo weekly: locativn unsurpassed NGLER HOUSE, UNION SQUARE. t moderate price: Use STATES HOTEL, CENTENNIAL GROUNDS, c TNEW BRIGHTON, 3. T—LARGE, AlRY ROOM, s tor ventleman and wife or two gentiemen, ina French farily. near ferry; excellent Board. Apply at No. 4 Ham- {ton Park. FEW BOARDERS CAN BK ACCOMMODATED with first class Rooms and Board within three minutes’ veriooking the ocean. by calling o Windsor Cottage, easing Mrs. 4 Brauch, \. J. ‘Terms reasor BANK HOUSE, WEST COMP, ON HUD. | As miles from Cutwkilt Mountains. —Large, airy | Tooms; fruit, vegetables, ke.; piasta, shade, stabiing, de. Cull for three days at 206 Went 25th ‘st, or address CHAS. BEAK, Sunth Landing, Greene county, N. Y, ORE BOARDERS CAN FIND A PLRAS- aut, nd god voardig place up the H River among the mountains, six miles from Coxsackii at afarin house, for $6 per w 2 aMITH, Coxsneki tion ; house large, rooms airy, long piazta: flue view of Catekil mountains; four miles from Hudson, one mile from fresh trait, vevetables; terms, $7 per week tor adults. ' Address box 28 Hudson, Columbia county, N.Y, LAKE, FOUR MILES FROM xood rooms; mountain air; remises; sitaation unexcelied, OARD AT CORNWALL, ON A FARM—MOUNTAIN air; good Board; two honrs from New York, Address SO BRUNDAGE. Mountainville, Orange county, N.Y. POARD D—AT NEW BRIGHTON near landing. f wite. Addro: terms and loeation, CLPY, box 122 H. OARD WANTE! Ly years; first cla WIFE AND SON, not over one hour from Uity Hail, York: rms; good rooms required, reierence given it required. Address P. C., box 127 Herals office. " COUNTY, ONE eee AT RYK, OW TCH EST! hour from Grand Central Kye beach; boating, fabin terms 88. Applygo or address ». Y. e © the sound and rivate family NOLDS, Rye, ebildren (12, pay about $18. Mr OARD WANTED-IN A FARM &, WITHIN two hours of the city, by a tamily consisting of yeutie- inan, wife, two children and nutye; om Sundays only for grn- tieman; faciities for fishing desired. Address, with vermis, location, Ac., XX. X., Herald Uptown Branch ‘oftice, POR A FAMILY OF SEVE Bo stare! more than one hour from the Ui: Central depot Hudson or tharlem road. Adare: with particulars, PHILIP DALY, 899 6th av., New York, ALIFE HOUs RYE, ON THK BEACH.—FINE Cvething boating and: Ssbing: & few choice family Kooms: recent.y vacated; first class accommodation; terms reasonable, early application Becessary, BOAKD IN A FARM ty and near the caves: plenty . Address COUNTRY BOARD, YOUNTRY trom wir ' Post ofice Chi JOUNTRY BOARD—AT MR. ONLEVAY'S, MOUNT | J Kisco; location am assed; table first cikss, terms | moderate. Address box 3.580 Post office, i 1 of the sea; $6 TON, Liberty Pal A FARM; W J above the le TIN REDDIN New York: large 1s bealthy location and mount LIAM G. ROTHE, 36 Doughty ) FOR GENTLEMAN within one hour of New Ww. i Vox 2,680 Post BOARD—WANT. white, near the salt wat ve. Address 4 Coambers st, be- ation % W. ARNOLD, mt Valley, SY Call to-day at clock, of addre: JOUNTRY BOARD AT A FARM HOUSE, from New York, via Hite Kailroad ; wh , de. terms $7 per week. Add: lendate, Borgen county, N. \ trait, milk, J.'3. MOWER? — | MILES: | YOUNTRY BOARD AT A FARM HOUSK AMO) Citskill Mountains; pleasant and healtuy location. HB. WHITOUMB, Cairo, Greene ELGAR, 385 Wert 240b st. cit CovnrEt BOARD WANTED—FOR SMALL FAMILY, J within 2 hours of city, Address HD, Ii Kast goth at, YOUNTRY Y WO Labiis jerms, S. TL, Herald WA Address. with av YOUNTRY BOAKD WANTED—BY A G&NTLEMAN, ree, within one howr of & good boars, Address U. H. J.cen AL Ne IVE OR SIX PERSONS CAN B& ACCOMMODATED | with Board at Greenwood on Erie Rasiway, 44 miles | terms moderate. Address ad. he ‘orks, Orauge county, N.Y. trom New York; SPRIVER, Greenwood Ir OOD BYARD, W T euiws, [nage a ing: pleasant drives; geod attendance; at very tates Adde ns EH. WALL, box & Riverhead, Jong +OOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT KOOM 1 croqa COUNTRY BOARD. InCHFTELD adults ouly) cam bo sccommodated with first ful favs he N ONMOUTH LE ROOMS AT IM kos ceean, $wo miles from Long Brameb and n ed. APLETO: ul IM" itadson.—Arcamgemcats made at 100 “Henry st, Brooklyn, Terms $7. Pp* SPEOT POINT, ON THE SOUND Maveu Railroad. —Heuse 75 feet from the water; shady a table; nt bathing, comfortable grounds, excel stabling free. C. K. P. WASTEDCOUNTRY | BOARD FOR GENTLEWAS wi 4 infant, wishin easy scoess of city: terms must ‘Address, stating terms, W. A. H., Herald ofiice. 9. SONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT THB 4) Home of Mount Airy. five miles wost of Saugerties centrally loeated on the Catakille: scenery unsurpassed ; terms reasonable, 8 ¥. HOMMBLL, Saugerties, Uister QQ MOST OFPIOK BOX. YONKERS —BY APPLY 42 ire thereat the following can be secured :—Highe t grounds, oxcellont table, Gnely furnished Reoms, in private auily, with neither children uor boarders, but having bath- foom and plana, with elegaut la if “SUMMER ROOKSIDE COTTAGE, ‘A tow Rooms to let with good Hourd and plenty 01 Of shade; terms moderate, Address G. W. KUOME, Pro- prietor. HEALTHIEST TOW ."wbady, roomy. Onl ula toward New Yor! 03 | boating, croque je (HookHer_ He hourly teaini billiards, com- d amusement. Send for clreular. N. 8 READ, Riverside, N. J. nied \ERMANIA HOTEL, SUMMER GARDEN AND RES. T taurant, Long Branch, N. J. CH. HOGG. Hotel stages at d-pots, } ‘or Buds A. BROWNSON, Proprietor. ACKSONS COTTAGE, LONG BRANCH, POUR e} minutes trom depot and ocexn; converance to bathing free; liberal induesments to families. Reterenco, KE. i Servoss, Fourth Nationa: bank. UMMER BOARDING HOUSE i Dowting aud A LAKE Sipe HOUSE 14 six miles west of Newburg, N. 87 to $12 per woek WW STCOTT j}OH.—TUK CLARENDON, ‘at cinas family hotel for perma: ‘t moderato Mrs. M. H. NEPTUNE HOUSE. ROCKAWAY BEACH. 1. Families desiring Board for the season “cheap. the comforts of 4 home; u grand place for children. terms address as above. Saptain 3 oot fishing; term: Send for cireulars. dress JAMS ONG BR Pp OTEL, WHIT toe Lace, is f wuoats. Connected wita thi finest white sulphur baths in the country, Address SIM. LELAND & CO., Saratogt } (DGE SIDE HOUSE village, Sullivan count pen for sum- mer boarders, throughout; pure ieet above tide wate Special trains Saturday afternoons and Monday mornings. Roterences—Dr, J. Condie, 198 9th av.; Leed L. Living st-ne, 180 yth nv, Aduress’ AL. GILDERSLEEVE, Propri- etor, Liberty, Salliv: Y. MUuE GRAND VIEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE, MONT- clair, is now open for the reception of guest roforence WW 4siiiNaToN Rock MOUNTAIN 1l0U York, one mile from Du; 45 trai Railrone nnect with M urge grove. fine mountain view; de- STAATS BROTHERS, Dunellen, N. J. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED. — 6; tals Citv and Brookivn. generous table mountain air rm Tigutful place for familie: YOUNG COUPLE ABOUT BEING MARRIED DE- A siren a Floor, unfa ished, consisting of tour third tor), suitable for housekeeping; A 16th wud 40th sts. and 6th and Lexington Tuois (or one ¢y situated betwes 7 inag eizhborhood; must have improvements. rad office. HOUSE WANTE! FIRS betwee: 12th nnd GOih sis. rent not over $1.20 utrention pald exceps full particulars given, Address XTILE, Herald office. W ASTHDIFOR ABOUT THREE MONTHS, A WELL furnished House (brown stone preferted), in the neigi- horhood ot Union, Madison or Stuyvesant square. Address F, GAROLA, 187 Wat TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘® quiet prelerred. Address AR POST WANTED —Ghoe ‘D FLOOR OFFICE, N box 229 viti¢e, rent under $1,000, Address W. Herald office. Wi Antep—a MEDIUM 8 ANTED TO KENT—A THREB OR POUR STORY Hor 20:h to 40th st., at a low price; no attention paid to high prices. Address A Z., Herald Uptown Brauch bile. im the Country. TANTED—IN A NEW ENGLAND TOWN, WHERE there are good schuols, a furnisied House, with seven bedrooms, for a period of one year acd nine moatha Ad- dress ECONOMY, box 188 Herald office. ANTED—TO LEASE OR PURCHASE, ruish-d preterred) ou Lon: * nor more 100 m portrcaL~ POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN RQUIPMENTS. EQUIPMENTS. Clubs, organi that victory forts. our imposing Centernial Hat and Cape, made of biue eliow, with silver e Full» Campaign Equipm aps) and capes any color and sty double awing zine torch and stick, furnts! at factory rie MMGend for ful particulars or come to headquar’ WM. i. KNAUSS, 208 Broadway, Now ~PROPUSALS. OBOKEN, JUNE 30, 1876. ~~ ‘The undersigned being di sd by the Chancellor of New Jersey to offer for sale th tery and the material thereto belonging, now lying at Ho- boken, N. J., would hereby invite proposals for the purchase sol. to be addressed STEVENS BATTERY, Of- Hoboken Li Ho- F) reserving the right to reject any oF all bids if not deemed advantix and the acceptance of aay being subject to f the Chancetlo " of the sl proval of the spection of bid upon inquiry of Professor RH. Tustitute: or at the office of th ovement Compauy, aN idders can receive at upon which the land and leased for the ‘hu Hoboken Land and Im- rk st., Hoboken, N. J information as to tl hops adjoining the Battery can be rm of one year. Fite JOHN PORTER. NJAMIN G. CLARKE. WW. sulPres:, 8. B. DOD, “MARSLE MANTELS. T PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE 4A Slate nud Marble Mantei: city. PENRUYN SLATE COMP re, 4th av and I7tlr at, New York, jactarors of wi ‘inde of Slate Work, aa BILLIARDS. i AMERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD AU Tables, al Stock of Balis, Cues, &c., at ree Gucea prices; second h Ay STANDARD BEVBL der AMERICAN Hilliard Cables, with the celebrated Phelan & Col combination cushions, for sale iu this city ouly at 73 Broud- (SouLENDERS way. tool Be ay EC WO NEW BEVELLED BILLIARD TABLE: aud 44gx9, everything first class, will be sold cheap for cash at plato wareroous, 219 Bast 2d st, f REMOVALS. mere ¢ iss WINTERS WAS REMOVED FROM NO, 12 TO Mo iiossme street, L. WINTERS, pr STOKAGE. ‘ Qrokac FIN PLASTERED ROOMS AND LOPTS FOR $), Farasurs, Wawunge, Carriages, &e.” 109, 111, 118 and 18 aw STORAGE. “STORAGE — WARK 779 Greenwich st. keeping for fur- (EST SIDE ArpOts, 0 every description received da any sire. oldest established eommodatii st, (Abingdon square) WANTED TO PURCHASE V ANTED—A SMALL BLACKSMITH SHOP, CHEAP. Apply at 963 West 42d wt. EUROPEAN STKAMSHIPS. NMAN LINES MAIL STRAMERS, « FOR QUBENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CITY OF CHESTER, ....Savurday, July 15. «11 30 A. M, CLEY OF RICHMOND, . Saturday, July 1 OPM CLEY OF BERLIN, 3. M. CITY OF CHESTER...) 3PM. CITY OF RICHMOND ..5: tH ay LOA, M From pier 45, North Riv ‘Cabin, B80 and B10), ge terms. ‘steerage, GUM, currency. ‘at lowent rates. Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bush roomy amidst Jou DALE, Agent. 15 and 33 Broadway, New York Witte, STAR LINK, c FOR QUEBNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. ‘The seamners of this line take the Lane Koutes recom: mended by Lieutenant Maury, U. 5. No vouch of the ots on favorable Tanks on the passage to Queenstown ail the year round, CELTIC pr sedaly 15.00 LA WRITANSTO July 20, ae LL AL Mm aM. ar lv aM x. M. GERMASIC... August Ce Th aie JO atwenst 18, 08 dB | BRITANNIC. 22 Reptember 2 ‘ From Waite Star Docks, pier S2 North River Rater—sa con, #1), in gold; return weker on Poasonable terms Steerage, 825. Saloon staterooms, morning and batt widshive, where the noixe and motion leprae ot comfort hitherse unattain or Inspection of plans and ot! the company's office, 57 Kroadway, ‘O8T DIRBO) AND ECONO: LAND, BELGIUM, THs RULNE, LA ROTTERDAM. mor MAAR... ’ @ Beautiful Steamers, carryin, Netherlands, are great favorites with taular, rates to vat PUNCH, EvYE & co. Iw Cabi Cubs 61 STA’ RIV Ww steal CG 421 low Fe ao © 4s AM *sT, BOLIVIA..duly 18,11 4 Me Anchor Line, k NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDON Cabins, $65 t0 890, currency, acer ding to HENDERSON BR Rs Gut ESTERN STE. « CORNWALL, Stamper. . SOMERSET, srrouags enearden tickle, Sa Md tifh currency; excursion \ickets, aid steerage cortifi- MERICAN ILLINOIS, | Steeruge. currency... KUNHARDY & CO, BYATE OF VIRG: STATE OF NEVADA, and every alternate Thursday the to $80, according to xccommodationt FROM NEW YORK DASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP OLOMBO ‘The spl nent (cavin provided with ERL FRANCE (Trudeiley PR First Cabin, $110 to $120, according to accor _ _SUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD ng! STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. Company's pier feos of 24 ss.. Hoboken. Saturday, July 19 | NECKAR Saturday, Jaly 29 Saturday. July 22) MOREL. ...Saturduy, Aus 5 of passage from New York to Southamptun, Havre or Brom | First Cabin $100, gold; Second Cabin, $60, gold; Steer- urn tick: Prepaid stecrage Certificates, $32 currency. For freight of ba ply to OELRICH & CO. No. 2 Bowling Green. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMBAS, YURK AND GLASGUW. ANOHORIA.July 29, 8 A. M. NCHOR LINE NEW a. .. duly P.M, | CO LIFOR SLA. Aug.6,6 AM ALSATIA. AW YORK, AND LONDON. DTOPIA.... July22.2 P.M] ELYSIA. Mt AUSPRALIA. Aug. A ANGLIA. Sept 2.37. M iere 20 and 21 North River, ORK LONDONDERRY, Excursion tickets on fs rms. steerage, $24, currency; intermediate, $1, currency, amount at eurrent rases. Drufte isened for an HE 7 Bowling Green “Si NE. TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, ling from pler 18 East River as follo Tarsday, Jat: Tuesday, July 25 jate, SL, steerage, ‘0, tern, ., $75; interm Apply Lod Ww. v. LINE. Weekly Muil Stenmship service bet ween PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL, alling at Queenstown. MO. Agent, 70 South st a ug. 10 ly 27 | PENN NIA Aug.17 SsAGE IN OURRENOY, to $100, according to location. js toand from all points with star do not curry interinediate. er accommodations for ali classes unsurpassed. Fates of freight and other information apply TER WRIGHT & »ONS, General Agen 307 Wainut at., Philadelphia, GEORG W. COLTON, 43 Broad st. New York. JOHN McDONALD, lawenyer Axent, No. # Buttery place, AMBURG AMKRICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE HH tor PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. 4 Joly 131 GELLERT. July 27 July 20! POMMERANTA.. August 3 th, Londen, Cherbourg, Ham- id, Scotiand’and Wale: nts in Engl n, first saloon, gold in, second saloon, gol Ge: Broad ‘ATE LINE. ral Passenger Agents, 1 "Broadway. New ¥ xT. . SMW York 70 Guascow, Laver: DOL, DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDE! jer 42 North River (fot of Canal st.) as follows 'E OF PENNSYLVANL + Thursday, July 19 “ penaetay, Jely, “4 ureday, Auguat fier. First ‘cabin, 808 roturn tickets, $125. nid cabin, $60; return tickets, $00. Rtoerage at lowest Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Agents, No. adway, New York. RAGE TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT OMPANY'S PIER, FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORTH E, (usar LINE.—B. AND NA] ROM. 8. 8 GO. NOTICE. ith « view to diminishing the chances of collision, the mers of this line tuke # specific coarse tor ull seasons of the year. On the outward passage from Bostou, crossing the meridivr: of OU at 43 latitude or nothing to the north ot 43, Jueenstown to New York or the homeward passage, crossing the meridian ef 50 at jutigude, or nothing to the north o! 4: ‘OR LIVEKPUOL AND QUEENS- TOWN, rage tickets to and from all parts of Kurupe at very rates, eight and passage office No. 4 Bowlin CHARLES G. FRA. Green. UKLYN, Ageut. RUSSIA EMBARK f.om the Cunard whart, fout ef Grand st., Jersey City, A.M. on Wednesday, 12th July, 1876, CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, No. 4 Bowling Green, New York, LSON'S LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULI. Salling trom vier 53 North River, as iollows NAVARINO Hfindoo on tickets on very neal ond Ba LY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCh. THE GENERAL TRA\SATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMERS BETWEBN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH @. B.) Tor the landing of passengers, ndid versely on Toute for the Conti- jortu River out of Barrow UE (Pouzols) RENT (Lachesnes Lal eturday. J A RICK OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including odation; Second, $72; Third Cabin, $40. Return tickets at reduced rates. th rior xccommodations, imcluding nd uiensiis, without extra charge. Steamers marked thus * do not carry steeraze passengers. LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, 53 Broadwa: | | man; “Blea Foi at ba and pe: 8 b |x N for Ps ‘Cabin passage, $70 and S40, currenc: reduced rates | iusued from £1 upward at current prices. Apply at the company's office, 8 Broudway. JNITED STATE Passengers booked to Sweden, & SANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC: MATL ~ For SAN FRAN! Btoamship COLON. Steamship ACAPULCO... connecting for Central Americ and South Paci For freight . i Hons. SPW, . CLYDE & CO,, No. 6 Howling Green, MCKELLER, LULING @ ©O., Agents in Havana. OR NEW ORLEANS | DIRKCT. THE ‘VLD DOMINION STEANSHIP COMPANY, Yor days and Saturdays ata F. Live, Chesapeake and Ohio Kailros anys stogun lines to interior poi sts ua every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Passe Throw, lowest rates. | Preight recelved daily at offices, 197 Greenwich st. North River on Saturday, July 15, Yoane direct, org ternational and Continental raftroads Freights for St. Mary's aud Fulton landed at Kockport, Gras A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents; oflee, North Riv: JOR HALIFAX. N. 8, GkO @ KORG WASUINGT Mt ‘ asen ger accor CLARK & SE CITY OF NEW YORK | CITY OF HAVANA sailing monthi: ‘ATIONAL LINE.—FROM PIERS 44 AND 47 N. R. FOR LONDON DIREC a 4 ERIN Wednesday, July 12, A.M. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND ‘LIVERPOOL. SPAIN. July 1%, 11:90 A. ral ¥ PT.July 29, 11:30 A.M. ENGLAND. ..July 22, 3 F. ITALY... August 5,3 P.M. Return tickets at currency. Drafts ‘Steerave passage, ¥. W. J. Alb LINE—STEA\ TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, sailing every TURSDAY from, pier 48. North. River, oP M CONSIN. Ang. 8, UE. and $40, currency. $40; steerage, $24. from Paris, Hamburg, N Dratts on Ireland, Kngiand, Franee aud y ai lowent rate WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadw: COASTWISE STEAMSHIPs. URST, Manager. TO QUEENS. Intermed PRAMSHIP | LINES. For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NI °TZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, Fal ag frome, plor 42 Korie River. S15CO via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, -Satarday, July’ 15 Derertag. Jaty 59 y ic ports, From SAN FRANCISCO to JAPAN and CHINA, wesbip ULFY OF PEKIN,. Saturday, July 1. F freight oF passage apply to WM, P. CLYD« & CO. of H. J. BULLAY. Superintendent, No. 6 Bowling Green, pier 42 North «iver. foot Canal sb, EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK — These first class steamships will sail at 3 P.M. from iar 13 North River, foot of Cedar at, for Havana direct, as lows. — WILMINGION, Tuesday, July 11 COLUMBUS hursday, July 20 assed accommoda- CKOMWELL LINE, The NEW ORLEANS, Cup on SATURDAY, July 15. at from pier No. 9 North Kiver, rough bills of to Mobile und all principal on the Missi sailing trom jer 37, North Kiver, efolk. City Point nd Richmond, Tusedaye, There. connecting with the Virginia tie Coast Line, Piedmont Air aud with tho com- # in North Carolina and jon, N.C. (via Norfolk), wea, Del,, Monday, Wednesday aid Friday ac 3P. M., ecting with Maryland aud Delewnre raitrouds. accommodations unsurpassed. ich passage tickets and bills of lading to all potnte at Tusuranee to Norfolk, de, 4 per cent, pier 87 North River. Genera N. L. MeORBADY, Premdont. NEW ORLEANS AND T CITY wills nesses Air Line, At ORGAN'S NEW YOU steamships —MORGAD Tring Texas frei Kalirond for and Sun Antont), Hous! ireat Northern Texas Pacific ‘Tran: id channel du it Corpus Christi and Brasos of OA htorage Santiago at the expense and risk of consignos. Insuranee can be effected andor open poli Whitney & Co; to New Orleans. % per cant; to Texas ports, ion apply to pier 6 ercent, For freigut or further inform: AND ST. JOHNS, CROMWELL’ STEAMSHIP LINE. arners leave pier 10 North Kiver following days, at 3 B CROMWELL, oat direct. q HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 38. LINE ve pier Na. i. Notch Rleer, at 3 P. M. R HAVANA DIREOT, ‘ daly 13 FOR VERA CRU: OKLKANS via Mayans, Progreso, ( erry oF Ha CL Rat For freight age apply to * oat SOND RE + SUNS, 31 and 83 Broad 5 Steamers will leave Ni July 30 and August 20 | for Veru Cras and ail the above ports QTAR BALL Link UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MALL STEAMSHIPS, trom Watson's wuart, Brooklyn, N.¥., PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA apd R10 JANBIRO, calling at St. John's, Porte Bieo, NELLIE MARTIN, Wednesday, July 12, JOHN BRAMALL, August — camvager agcammodntlous fre eles, cs Dassaxe, at reduced rates, apply D4 Pine at, Pal amer Through wit on the Houston and Texas, Gi Norther al havin, ALLOY & [3 Maiden lane. REGULAN MAIL STRANSHIP k Jar MERAY, FHRnID & 00,, €0 South os R NASSAU LEO leaves Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia Bailing every Wednestay from Liverpool. a ee 4 steawers are appulnted to sail from Phila i SCITY OF LIMBRICK.July 18) LORD CLIVE....Aug. 3 | INDIANA. . uly 20) OHIO Tuesday, July 23 Friday Jute 1d at 3 P.M ry peste er fretxbt or passage apply to O. H. MALLOBY HIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT. The MARKY POWELL, for West int. Newburg, He: Hondoat ighkee| iy LBANT “PROPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATY LEAVE iver daily, xoepted, at M. jor Alvany and all pcinis Neri vand Weet; Brosi reactions ju fare. reton tickets to Albany, Saratoga, Montreal and return. Meals on European pian. “A EBaNy TROY BY DAY BOATS ©. VINBA. aud DANIBL DRBW.—Lenve Vestry ot. a 8:80 ld SAA ot 0 8 0 A, Hinnding ot Nysak and Tenrtows (by lorryboas), Newburg, pale, ime- beck. Catskill ‘and Hudses. Ctose connection at ‘Albany with new train a8 P. M. for the West over New York Central, and by special train to Saratoga and Round ke. To West Point and Newburg and return same day, : Poughkeepsie, $1 50. ROOKLYN, NEW YORK AND NEWBURG, BY steamboat ARMENTA.—Leave Fulton st., Brooklyn, at ®; Vestry #t.. New York,” at and 24th 9:15 A landing at Yonkers, lona Island, Cozzens, West Point"und Cornwall Returning, arrive at Brovklyn, 7 P.M. ‘ftekets fer the round trip, $1; to Iona Islane und retura, 75 conts. (eee LINE ‘Troy, Saratoga aad ail points e t Bacuday, até P, fret 49 North ch tare to icatoga only woe vexeursios 30 4: VATSKILL CREEK LING.—STEAMERS NEW CHAM. “PION or WALTER BRETT daily, from Canal st, pier orth River, at GP. M. Fare, We. Berths NE TO BOSTO! via Ney and Fail. River. Tho world renowned ‘oumboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 th River, foot of Murray st, daily (Sundays included), at DFM. Through tlekets sold at all’ the principal hotels in ry: (OR RONDOU’ AND KINGSTON, CONN’ CTING WITH the Ulster and Del Pourbie Cragg onion tt foMAS CORNELL ouxbkee psi steambouts and JAMES W. BALDWIN, trou pier foot of Spring st, North River, daily, av 4P. M. HILADBLPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THR New Jersey Southern Railrosd.—Fare lower than by any other route, comm -neing June 19, 1x78. Leave Ni York from pier 8 North River, toot Rector at., G40 A. M. for Long ranch and Seabright, de ; 9:45 A.M.” for Philadel- ia, Long Hranch, Toms iiver, Waretown and Vineland, ‘BU'P.M. for Philudelphia, Long Braneb and Tuckertown > P.M: for Long Brauch, Toms filver and Waretuwn, 5:30 P. M. accommodation Branch. Sundays, 9:.0'A. M. for Long Branch, retu OPM. W. § SNEDEN, G, M Pp NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ‘Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses aud Cortlandt fi i. Pittsburg, the West and South, h Pullman palace cars atiached, 9:30 A. M..6 and P.M. punday, 6 and 8:30 F, M. Yor Williamsport, Lock Haven. Corry gnd Iirie at 12 90 P. M. and 8:30 P. M.. Cue Corry for Titusville, Petrolenm Centre and the Ol! Regions For Baltimore, Washington and the Soyth, “Limited Wasb- ington Express” of Pusiman parlof cary dally, excopt Sunday, 9:30 A. M.; arrive Washington 4:10 P. M Kegular at 4:40 A.M. Sand9P. M. Sunday, 0 P. M. Express for Philadeiphia, 7, 7:30, 8:40, 9:00 4. M., 12:90, 3, 4, 4:10, 5, 6,7, 8:30, 9B. M. and 12’ night ‘Suiday, 5, i0aud 9 P.M. * Emigrant and second class, 7B. M. , Prineeton, Iren- widere and other thioes. ive trom Pittsburg, 6 55 and 10:30 A. M. and 10:20 jaily 5 A. M. wnd 6:50 M. dail; rove daily, Ook), Ticket oftices, 526 and 944 and toot of Desbrosses und Cortlandt sts.; No. 4 Court a, Brooklens Pfs us. ae ry 1 a at, Hobokes migrant ticket office, No. jattery piace. PRANK THOMSON, D. M. BOYD, Jr. ‘General Manager. General Passenger Agent. ARATOGA.—THE MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT ©. route in by the splendid steamers of the Peo Line DREW and ST. JOUN, leaving daily from pier 41 North River, at 6 P. M, Great reduesion in fare py excursion tickets to Alvany, Saratoga and Monti Grosixatox INE FOR BO fs Steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT, from pier 33 North Kiver, foot of Jay st, ut P. M, Providence Line, from pier 27 North River, ot Park place, Steamships ELECTR. GALATEA, at 4:30 P.M. ICKETS ¥OR PHILADELPHIA. LO Saratoga, Bostun, Newport, White OVERIN’S Express, 68 West id fi fs EXCUKSIONS. ROCKAWAY BEACH EXCURSIONS, TWENTY MINUTES ON THIS ATLANTIC wane imu ent booed aso renga ROMER. 0 favorite and commodious excursion st y the NVOWAMERICUS. and NEVERSINI. Musical entertainment by tne celebrated AND THE BISHOP QUALTETFE CLUB. i ‘ater AMERICUS (LEAVES bse ‘G RANCH, Mountains, ai 24th ot, Ne R.| 10th at, No | Voney st, | Palton st,, Bon. PM | ACM. PM AMP | AM Pat 5 | 8:45 and 1:25/9:00 1:40/ 9:20 and 2 NSVERSINK LEAVES KAST RIVER, ‘SB. Ist, waste. Grand st.. N.Y. | Brooklyn, ALM. P.M.) A.M. P.M. 3 . 8:00 12-45] 8:15 and 1:0)18:30 and 1:10 the WILLIAM COOK, with music, leave: North Kiver, at Wed, West 10th st, 1): ang Brooklyn, 11:10 A. aka ‘teamers leave at » 4:30, 5 ‘ P.M. Pare, 30 cents, Excursion tickets, ca ae bi Return tickets xood on either above boats, NOTICE,—No delay from low tide, Only boats making the upper landings at Rockaway. AnExtRA ROCKAWAY EXCURSIONS. The mammoth pleasure steamer WILLIAM COOK, with spacious decks and broud awnings, will leave every day, Sonthye cluded, from West 24th st., at 10:30; West 10th at o¢ 10.45. pier No, 2 North River at 11 and Brookiyn Proceeding directly down the harbor and out on the ATLANTIC OCEAN to the most popular watering place in this country, where Passengers are allowe ’ THREK HOURS TO ENJOY THE COOL BREEZES ON THE BRACH, Returning, loaves Reckaway at 4:30 P.M, *SONTEUNG'S CELEBRATED 38 RET. JON ¥ ATE! . BAND. PHILLIPS GLEE CLUB; PROFESSOR SOLTAU, THE KENOWNKD CORNET PLAYER AND PIANIST, will entertain passengers on the trip. Return tickets onthe AMERICUS and NEVER SINK for those who desire to stay on the beach later, ATs IG OCKAN AND ROCKAWAY TWICE EVERY DAY. JARRETT & PALMER'S palace of the the PLYMOUTH ROOK, we will TO-DAY and every day make TWO GRAND TRIPS to ROCKAWAY BEACH AND THE ATLANTIC OCBAN. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL & praren"y by the Madrigal Boys, Mozart Glee Cl Two leet Steing Orchestra, Church Chimes. 3 ‘ec TRiPs By the MORNING EXCURSION over —— fou ite’ stay at the Beach. EVERY By the AFTERNOON EXCURSION pas- aS rs will also have ample time for sen; bathing fa the delicious surf [fabebosa, aa MORNING—Leaves the foot of 224 st.. North River. at @ o'clock, und pier No. 2, North Kiv ‘clock. AFTERNOUN FIRST CLASS ROCKAWAY EXCURSION BOAT.— . No rum, but plenty of fun. The clipper steamer SUNSHINE, H. Holmes, wil! make DAILY and SUNDAY ONS to ROUKAWAY BEACH, from Hurlem and Morrisania, leaving 2d av, and 120th st w Haven Kaliroad dock, 8:35; 118th st, 8:45; Pultow Market ing, leaves Rockaway at 4 P.M. Muste and re- freshments on board. Fare. cents, Kxeursion tickets, 50 cents. Children over ion yenrs, full lure. Profossct R. 8. True, of Brooklyn, rtain the passe with sacred and secular sou jays, He will ‘afeo ect an recentor, and the audieuce Cougregational yamns. O, H. LONGSTREET, Proprietor. Acar, ANO SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO + Fort Lee, Pleasant Valley aud Si Dide. jexye Canal st. daily at 6:45 and 10 A. M52, 5:15 and 4 din; a0 10 mio boy rend Round 250. , ebiil reniolt intes ato CHARTER, STEAMBOAT 2ORT ERR accom! Demsongers: price 550 pe Eo A Ee wenn thn A GEEBING BANKS EVERY, DAY, SATURDAYS ‘excepted; ocean steamer SETH LOW, le Harel NR, 6:30; Beh et, BOR, 7h plor 27, B®. 7:18; JUth ot, NR, 7:40; pler 6, N. RBA M. ete, Si. Ale G. POSTER, Manager, EXCURSIONS—SALOON STEAMER WYO. ; barges Republic, Chi », Baldwin, Caledonia Oriental, Kxceisi: Alderney Park, Raritan fe meee Sy egg a ast Cay 9 Address or eo ‘est st, ive Oluri J. inquire at oppor e' Sihes: ONA ISLAND, WEST POINT AND NEWBURG.—SER advertisement of steamboat Arm ONG BRANCU RAC a tain and Daring the July meetin, Sth, 26, an 18, he hue steamers of the New Jersey Aouthern Mail- fond’ Hue. the JESSE HOVE and CRYSTAL WAVE, will Teave as follows :—6:45, 0:15 and 11 A. ML, from a Korth River, foot of Rector st; ang 10:45 A.M. trom foot of 24th at., North River. Conureting trains ean direct to the Park, and revura 20 minates after the close of the races. Ware for the round trip, including admission, .&. SNED) Good fishing well by m steamer TWILIGHT 27, be, K., 890s o'clock. Returning board, Musk ladies, 50 eet eanier is handsomely Bi siateroums an ‘all accom moda’ ons of a first class hotel. Wi JQOCRAWAY — BEACH.—s(EAMBOAT MARION lomves daily, S4th st. 9 4. M.; Sti st., Hoboken, 9 40 AM; Franklin st, 10 AM. ; Morris st,, Jersey City, 10:30 Shange of tim Hourly Trips to one 4. Rvery hour from 9 A.M. toy PW. North River landings IDLEWILD, BLIZA HANCOX a daily excursions to Coney Island Bexeh as fae Twenty: 9.1 12M, 1.2.8, 427. cach oe TOs Tt M,, {271d 1:10, 2910, 4:10 FM, Meee py hi 20, 10:20, 11 Mer 29 30, 10:90, 11:90 4. M., 12 P.M, Railroad, landing at Highland | jilteon, | CRIME IN WASHINGION. A MUBBAND CHOPPED TO FIECES BY HIS WIFE—THE BEMAINS FOUND IN A BARREL— ESCAPE AND CAPTURE OF THE MURDERESS. In Washington the other day the remains of colored man were found in s mackerel barrel. The arms, lega and head had been chopped and severed in ashocking manner. It was soon discovered that the deceased’s wife was the author of her husband's death and mutilation. They lived at No. 616 Second street, Northwest. The Washington Star says:—On Friday, late in the evening, the police made a thorough search for the murderess, who nad fled, and they learned that she had been seen on tho Rockville road, and at an early hour he proceeded to Perry’s farm, near the Presbyterian churcb, about seven miles out, and thers found her aad took her in custody. SHR APPEARED TOTALLY INDIFFERENT, and was disposed to talk of the murder as a matter of little consequence. Sho was immediately brought into Georgetown, and about nine o’clock she was taken to Police Headquarters, where she wus turned over to the detectives. She answers pretty well the description given in the Star of yesterday, with the addition of a slight scar over the left eye, made, as she states, some months sinee by Turpin’s fist To a representative of the Star she stated that she believed she was thirty or thirty-tive years old; that sbe was born im Alexandria, and was a slave of the Taylor family of that eity until the war, spending most of ber life asa house se! and since ber marriage to Turpin, which was during the war, by Rev, Pompey Tenney, in the First ward, sue hus made her living by working out by the day. In the room adjoining the cells at headquarters she SAT CHEWING TOBACCO and apparently uncoueerned, and continued her state- + ag follo' talking very fast:—‘He wouldn’t take me to the picnic on Seventh street on tl ‘ourth, say- ing be hadn’t money, but be took one of the childre: and I went there, sir, but couldn't go in, tor I hada’ no money, and I stood by the fence. When we got home that bight he quarrelled with me, and | asked, ‘What is the use of quarreling?’ He then threaened to stump my guts out. Al awhile he became quiet and we went to bed. The next morning he /are up and we commenced to qnarrel again, and | asked why he dida’t take me to the — and he said, ‘What’s use of talking; 1 told you hadn't any money,’ and tore my dress. He went out, but came back and got bis breakiast, and then commenced to qnarrel agaim and struck me with his fist and called me a stinking slut. Ho then grabbed the axe and struck at me and I dod; it. He put the axe down behind the door and I pi itup. hen struck me on the head (indicaing the left forehead), saying, ‘I'll go to jail for you.’ I then PICKED THE AXE UP AND STRUCK unt, knocking him down; after he fell he said, ‘Never mind; wait till I get up, and I'll kill you; 1 mean te hang’ for you;’ he lay there groauing, bat didn’ groan long, and after awhile I tound ne was dead, cut off Lis head; then I cut off nis arms and legs; I put the body out on the ash pile first, and the other pieces afterward; I hardly knew what I was doing at the timo—I didn’t know what I was doing at the timo. Q. Did you whitewash the body? A. No, sir; I put the lime on him to keep him from smelling; the two children were home that night, and stayed there with me; ne didn’t smell much that night; 1 didn’t tefl the children that I cut his throat; I didn’t cut bis throat, and the only thing I used was the short handled axe, and when it was over | washed it; I didn’t put the body and legs out of the window; there was nobody about, and I curried them to the ash pile; before I took them ont and before | cut him up I took his clothes off and put them in the barrel. Q Why didn’t you pat your dress there? A. I for- got it; the blood on it did not come from him; HE USED TO QUARREL with me right from the first and knock me about; he did this with bis fist (pointing to the scar over bet eye). Q. Don’t you know that you had better take to yous Bible and prayers? For the first time she showed feeling, and her eye moistened a little as she said, “You atn’t going to hang me, are you? I hope you won’t hang me. ‘Deed, sir, I didn’t know what I was doing. I was in a passion ana he strock me first.” She continued, saying that when she left home at balf-past five o'clock tm the morning she Sntended to go to the station house and tell why she did it, but she recollected that her aunt used to five in Bladensbu: and she went there but could not find her, she walk out on the railroad and cut across the country, searce knowing what she wus doing, and stopped at the house where she was arrested to inquire for a service place, and they told ber she could stay all night. ‘On being asked if the moon did not affect her she sald that sometimes it did; that her head was skinaed once and when in the sun bead felt curious. She further stated that there was not much blood in the body and what littie there was she first washed up and then whitewashed over it, AME HAS AER PICTURM TAKER. When it became known that the murderess was in castody at hoadquarters an immense crowd of all colors and ages gathered about the building. Some of the party spread a report, to get the crowd from the front of the building, that she was to be taken out the rear door, and vory soon the alley was fall, as well as thestreet in front, Lieutenant Kelly, Detective Mo- Eltrest and a posse ot officers started with her throug! the rear of headquarters and Price’s stables to Gardner’s photographic gallery to have her picture taken, and were soon surrounded by a dense crowd, who followed them tothe gallery. Here the crowd swelled, blocking up the avenue and rendering it almost impossible to pass. 1¢ was with comsiderable difficulty that the officers re- turned with ber to headquarters.) Here was al- lowed an interview with her counsel, Mr. R. J. Mai and RD. Ruffin, which lasted for hour or more Coroner Patterson left a commitment on the verdict of the jury, on which she was taken to jail with the prisom- erg from the police court. MORE GAS. Articles of incorporation were yesterday filed in the County Clerk's office, by the Kuickerbocker Gaslight Company. Their capital stock amounts to $1,500,000, and Messra. R. M. CU. Graham, Jonn D. Redflela, Tilton E. Doolittle, John Siekios and George Howes are the in- corporators. MORTALITY IN BROOKLYN. Out of 870 deaths last week in Brooklyn, 148 were infants under five years of age. For the correspond. ing week of 1875, there were 358 deaths_1>4 of which were infants, REAL ESTATE, The foreclosure sales at the Exchange yesterday were as follows :— A. H. Muller & Son, of No. 7 Pine stroct, sold all the right and franchise of the Umion Gas Light Company, in the building, machinery and plot of ground bounded by Second avenue, Ninety-eighth and Ninety-ninth streets, and Harlem River, subject to a judgment and accrued interest amounting to $31,748 33, for $200,000 over said judgment and interest. The purchaser was the receiver of the Townsend Savings Bank. Wiiliam Kennelly, of No. 4 Pine street, sold the house and twelve ‘years’ lease of !ot in Henry street known as No, 999, estate of Colonel Rutgers, to Mra. 4 C Walsh, for $5,000 and an annual ground rent of 7 yRaxsrens. Tinton av., «. ¢. s.. 25x25, 28d ward, D. McLoughlin and wite to J. M. Ourlton............. 2 ‘36th st.. a &, 175 fi. w. of Ist av., 26x96.8, C. Koch ‘sca busband to oy Ege age on teeeee wing place, n. 8, 752! 24th ward, Grote- close and husband to 0. Koeh.. tease 160th st., n. 8, 274.9% N. 6. of Cortlandt av, ‘20d ward, ‘B. Hart and husband to y 20x 100.11, Caro. pf and husband to W. Schwars. Suh ot.,e.8, 1S. St. w, of 7th av., 1892963, J. Biumesthal aud wife tel. Watson. Alar tte nt, 200 fh. 0. OF $4 ay., 99 10x41 Sigzitrog. “Tee (one Guitapher and: Nasbo $773 Nom. line st Sth wey 200500.11¢ Zale 4 200% De Ciraat vii ad aha se. 4, 38.9 Lewis (referee) to Thomas Kane..... . Willeet st. (No. 61), B. KB. MeCatters; Borchert, Julia, to Monde! Moser, « & of 88th ot., w. of Sd av. ; 2 years #., to Johu Schierloh, s,s. of Monroe at., “of Peliiain ; 2 years PAV Sy 0 wit 1,500 Field, M.. to Homm@opatiic Mutual ‘Life Tusarance * Company, u. 4. of #7th st, @. of 7h year... 1,800 Kurs, aul and wife, to Auke Dooper, Carr st. (23d ward 900 Kaue im Deau, 6. & of 4th av., be ween 124th and 125th sts.. lV year...... 3,000 w Lund, Daniel, to Heary Sidenberg, w. &. of Willet ai, Rivington; 3 y% fa “ ¢ to Richard i. Bowne, io. ‘4 “Pd ‘Thee. ten wt ot MeMillaa, Samuel iki ‘Steeta, 0.6 oF ute Sow ae ”