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WHOLE NO. 12,388.
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D1BECTOBI FOB ADVKItTISFRS.
AHMWMBNTft--Tvrgirrii Paoe-Si?iii column.
p?<ir .if,??|11 .V
mi.1.iAuDH?TwKi.rru 1*AO*?Fourth column.
BOAMPKICS AND LODGERS WANTED-SlCO.ND PAO*-Flrit
column.
BOARD AND LODGING W ANTED?S ECONi>PAO*-Flr*?
o*i umo.
BROOKLYN BOARD?SBfiONP Paok?Flrat column
Brooklyn real estate for bale-second
Third column.
BUHINKSS OPPORTUNITIES?SlOOMD PAOF-Slxth ooluran.
U8IMESS NOTICES?8fvt!nth Pag*?Slith oolumn.
OITT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-B*coni> PaOF.--third
OOIUIIIU. _ ii . v
OLBRKS AND SALESMEN?TWELFTH rAM-Thlld
column.
gLOTHING?Sfoond Paoe Sixth column.
OAC'IIMEN AND OARDENBHB-TWBLFTH PaU* I
00ABTWUBE* BTlAMaHIP8?FIR8T PaQI?Flfth.*nd tilth
ooluium. _ ,
f 00PARTNI'.R8UIP8?Hoond Paok?SlxtU column.
OOUNTUV BOAKD?Second Paok -Fir?t and tecond colUAli.
DRY OOODti?First Paoe?Sixth column.
DWELLING 0OU8EH TO LET, FURNISHED AND LN
r FURNISHED -Hfoo?i> Page?Fourth col' mn.
BOROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?FlBST Page-FIIIU column.
BuBOPK?Twklktu Paok?Fourth column.
evening telegram?Twki.kth Paoe?Fifth column.
FXCUIlMONS-Ftiun Paok?Sixth column.
financial?Fibst Pacie Fourth column.
H)K SALE- -S*coni> Pace?Second and third column*.
POHNITI re-Kieookd Paoe?Sixth column.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS-Twei.hu Paof-Fourth
column .
hrlp WANTED?males Twilfth page-Thlrd coluttn.
HELP WANTF.D-FEMALES-Twslftu pagk-Second
and third column*.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, AC.-FlRST PAO*--Second and
third column*.
HOOHEH, ROOMS, *o., WANTED-SECOND PAQE-Slxth
column.
TNl*Tlt!;(rrl<lN?Ttv?i ittii Pint?Fourth column.
JERSEY CITY. hoboken, hudson city and bkr01
n real estate for bale-second paoe 1
Third column.
LOAN OFFIOE9-TWELFTH Pa?E?Fourth column.
lost and found?fisht Pa<;C? Fourth coluaiti.
MACHINERY? Second paoe-Thlrd column.
MARHLI? MANTELS?Becom? Paue?Fifth column.
MRDICAL Twh.fth Paue--Fourth column.
MISCKLLANKOl'S ADVERTISEMENTS?Tentu PaoeFlxth
column.
MISCEI.LAM OUS?Fibi.t Page?Fourth column.
MEW Pl'ULICATIONtf?First Paok -Third column.
PERSONAL FiFft Pahk Flnitcolumn.
PIANOFORTES?Twki.ftii i'at.K?Sixth column.
rot.ITICAIi-hf.conl> l'aok? Fifth column.
PROPOSALS-Fik?t P\?JK?Third column.
PROPERTY Ol'T OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RI.NT Second Paok?Third and fourth column ..
SEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?becowd pauk-Fourth
column.
RFAL K8TATK WANTED?Ssconh PaOE?Fourth column.
rewards? Firsi Paosj- Foiu'.h column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?skoosd PaoeFourth
and fifth columns.
balf.s at al'dlON?second Paok?Fifth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED- V EM ALES?Tw k1.F1 it PaoeFlrtt
and oecoud columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED ? MALES?TWELFTH PAOK?
Second and third column*.
special notices?fibst Page?Flrat and iccond
column*.
SPORTINO?DOGS, BIRDS, Ac.-FlBBT PAQE-Socond
coliunn.
HUMMER RESORTS?Beco>*D Paok?Second column.
THE TRADES?Twki.ftii Paok--Fourth column.
?OE TURF Fiest Paok?Second column.
0 LliT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SECOND PAOKPourth
column.
? TRAVELLERS' GUIDE?First Paoe?Fourth column.
wanted TO purchase Kntst Page?Sixth column.
IAOHTS, STEAMBOATS, 4c.?First Paub?Third column.
_ PERSONAL.
Alex?do oet the keystone boz collar, i
cannot wear an/ other.
A ones dk montf d.-what's the matter 1*
Same place to-day (Friday,) if poulble. If no;. Satur
y. or* note. PROT?8.
AS., BROOKLYN.?A SECOND LETTER FOR YOU
at Brooklyn Post office. Call for It. M .
BKLLK OAKLAND WOULD LIKE HARRY TO SEND
address to Station D.
IjtULTON 8TRKKT STAGE, THURSDAY, ABOUT I
JL o'clock.?Allien. If agreeable please write to JOHN 8.
ROWLAND, Philadelphia Post ofllee, stating whore Interview
mar be had. Describe some article of dress to preveut
Mlstaks.
INFORMATION WANTED?OF MICHAEL MURRAY,
need ?8 years, na'lre of county Oalwar, Ireland; when
it Beard from was at Olilo, Pann. Information thankfully
received by bis sister, MARY MURRAY, 223 West
Vwoolr-thlrd street, New York city.
IN THE MATTER OF TIIF, TRUSTS OF THE WILL OF
1 the late Joshua Walker, of WakcUehl, lathe county of
York, England, gentleman, deceased. -Uervaso Walker, son
of the above named Josbua Walker, who left England for
Oanada In 1VJ, and who was Ins*, l.cnrrt of from Gueli'h,
Toronto, Is requested to communicate with STEWART i
SON, Solicitors, Wakefield, England. Any person furulshtag
Informatlaa rcsprctini; the said li.'itnw Walker, or sailsk
* factory proof of his death, will bo remunerated for thstr
trouble.
v Wakifiei.d, June 8,1870.
IK 0. E. W. WILL WRITE TO HIS FATHER IMM EDI My
all can and will be arranged satisfactorily.
IB ALL Ql'lET 7 WHEN DO YOU OO 7 DO WRITE
soon and often. MUSIC.
J^EOAOY.
Richard Huth. alias Herr, Is hnreliy ordered to call In person,
or by bin deputy, at tbe office of t^a eicculor, on or before
(he cU'htli (8) of July, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-one (1471), for a legacy of 2,UtO thalers i Prussian
born ll'ulb. After the above mentioned data all his claims
will cease and are void nu ihe undersigned.
PAUL HESSE, offlce WUhelmstr., 100,
Berlin, Prussia,
ML^ EMMA DIDDLE CAN HEAR FROM HER
fricud Ernest by calling at Delmonico's Baturdav afternoon
(July U3 >, at 4 o'clock.
It# 186 P THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK SUPPER
i'l willi .rou at the St. Den la on Saturday, July 9, and expected
to meet you the following Thursday, Is very anxious
to bear from you. Address DOHSON, Herald office.
V XT YAUK-KEEP THE MONEY- TAKE THE CLOTHES
L^l to Merry's, 575 brua'lway ; lie will pay full price tor them
and no talk back.
I J K. MIDDLETON.-PLEASE MEET AN OLD
friend at 7 o'clock Sunday evening at Fulton ferry,
rooklyn aide. H. DINE.
SHOtLD THIS MEET THE EYE OF PBROTVAL
Mawson, who loft Livcrpooll'ur the United State.i iiomo
yearn aeo. lie Is-earneHtlv requested to return home, us a prorlalon
bus been left for film rv hi* great aunt.
LivElti'oot', June, 18:0. KAOCLIFFE & LAYTON,
Solicitors, Liverpool.
I lATlliL CERTAIN GENTLEMEN WHO SAW THE TWO
TT men chasing horse and colts In rear of Central Avenue
Hotel on Sunday afternoon, June 12, please send their address
to Oil AS. HE1NZKL, at the hotel, or at U0 l'lno street,
second floor, front room.
X-OOME ANI) SEE ME AND 1 WILL TELL YOU
why I did not go to ride on Monday evening W.
fsPRC IAl, NOTICES.
A-A - PERSONS WHO ARE JNSIRED IN GOOD
. lira insurance companies, and who do not dcMr? to
surrender their polloies by an absolute s?le, can borrow the
aurrender value of their policies by upplyinj: at Insurance
Agency, 11 Liberty street.
ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS AT THE LOAN
.tV cilice, 1U I'nlop squa:o, arc requested to call and redeem
them before the Slat ot August, as ijuslness will be discontinued
after that data. CHARLES liltADV.
A -A?ORPHANS' IIOME LOTTERY
of the stute ot Mississippi.
Claps 493?64, 13. 19. 4.-, SO. 16, 42, 9, 6#.
Class 4^4- 65, f?U 25, l!7, (J. 2$, M, 6t>. 60, r>9.
T*f?r clrcu'uril. Ac.. IHhlrCftH thrt niM.nnanra Mi l V'I'IPfT II v C
KKKV1LLE A CO., Columbus, Miss. Information fm'nlshid
. at 816 Canal, 164 Chatham, 330 Seventh avenue, 15 Sulli avenue,
CI Third arenuo, i?5 Eait Iloiirtnn. 128 Urecnwlcti and
?>! hnsl Thlrtccnlti street, corner ol liroadway.
, A A. - RICHMOND DISl'llIBUTJON.?JULY 111, 1870.
i\ . Claw JUl - IT, 1?, 4, M, 15, ?o, 7, 76. 2'.!, 78, 81. 28.
Gluts WS-3*. 46, HI, 37, " !?, 63, 63, S\ Id, 6, 21. Si, Ml. it.
Information given In Hie aliove, also Murray A Co.'sand
linvann Lotteries. Ilk per eeut commission iilloweJ. I'rivato
ortlce attached. T. J/TAYLOR. 48 Chatham street.
DEPARTMENT OK PUBLIC WORKS.
lJUStEAl. of WATER RENTS,
NEW York, Juijr 16, 1870.
Notice Is hereby Riven ihat nvc fer cent penalty will b?
Added oti the hr?t day Oi August next, on ult unpaid water
reuts.
charles (i. cornell,
Water Register.
JgVENlNO TELEGRAM.
> B11K THE LATEST RELIABLE
i SPECIAL DESPATCHES.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OK ANY EVENING PAPER.
ALL THE LATEST NEWS.
ALL OV1 It THE CITY.
, TWO-CENTS.
A OR"KAT WAR
CARTOON.
to-daV,
JOHN LOCKETT A CO., '
Wholesale driers in and shipper* of
''^.W8J LAUD AND BACON.
H A S?S t their stores,1" thC,r CELEBRATED CURE OF
164 Kulten ftreet, 17!' MytUe avenue,
f ,. . '47 Fulton hvenue, 105 Atlantic street.
Corner of Kent nnil Mrrtlo avenues, aud at their
I ackinsi House, l.ayinoud street, Brooklyn.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
simmons \ co.'S LOTTERIES.
MtRI'.OI Kl?I X IItA t l.\e:? NO. 40")-.till v 01 10;<i
" 88, 7, 14. V.. i. CI. C". 6,i, 8tt, (,v si i
' mlwthu'ttl-ci.*ki no. 4 fi-Jii.r 21. 1*7u
1 H. 23, l.t, l, 41, Hi, 1! 48 <m, r,0
IKNTt CRr-IXm CI NO. 411 Jtl.\ VII |170
87. 8, 14, I, 4. (7. fr>, 7#.'
? > Kl Ml fi :?V-?:l JtfS M>. i4.'. JII.V 21, UiO.
f 82, IH 61, 41. Ill, M. 2-, 47, 14, 4(1.
Information l':ri.!rli?i Ir. the n'tore and ai?o Itoval
P?r?na Lotteries. J. CELTIC, Broker,
2Ufi UioaciwAf, 1511 Fulton strut; aud No. 2 Park row.
E NE1
" NE
SPECIAL NOTICHH.
f OTTERT PRIZES CASHED AMD INFORMATION
Li gfT?n ; Kentucky and Royal Havana circular* ??ut. JOSEPH
BATCH * CO.. No. 11 Wall atreet, box 4,iM Pull
oSlce. Branoh oOJee, 447 Broom* atreet.
X Missouri and Kentucky State Lotterlea, at NELSON'S,
No. 1 A*Utr plaoe. "
IWHKO-POflH, RIRUN, 4cC, ^ ^
A" LL KINDS OK FANCY D0G3 AND' BIRDS FOR
sale Medicines for all dlaeme*. I'repaied Food for
nocking Bird*, at B. DOVEY's, No. 8 Greene (treat, corner
of (<'anM.
N. B.~ Ladles attended bv Mr*. Dovev.
JO UNO MOCK1NU BIROS AND ENGLISH SPARROWS
at CHAS. RE1CHE A BROTHERS' blrJ aiore. No. I?
vuatUum atreat, between North William and Chamber*.
THE TURF. '
pfCHMOND H.UB GROUNDS. NEW DORP, 6TATEN
XV Island.? Trifling, Saturday, July 83, at 4 P.M.; track
beat*, best thren In lira, in burn***, purse and (take 931)0.
Owner oaino* b. tn. Balla of Richmond; owner uames *. g.
Newhurg; owner name* blk. in. Temped ; owner naror* a.
tn. Portland Bella; owner name* blk. g. Nortb Shore. Trains
leave New Ycrk fool Whitehall ati'ect at 1 P. M.; stage* from
depot to track. Entrance to track 80c.
_ C. LA VAND, Proprietor.
fT* ROTTING
I FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The two fastest horses In the world, and the two r**te?t
doiihla team* In the world will contend for the championship
at the
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
THURSDAY, JULT ?1. i
Premium and Stake $!l,.,o<t, for doubt* teama, to wa i
gons.
Dan Maoe'a Klrkwnod and License.
Budd Doblo's Jestle Wu'ta and l>arkna*(.
8am* Day.?Premium 12,u0f), for all home* eicept Hold,
anilth Maid and Lady Tlioru ; M,'"0 to Mr*t, % W to second$2UU
to third.
Budd Doble's cli. (. Baih.tw. a (
If. Roden'a b. ra. Lucy. .
Wen. Bor*r* b. ?. Ceo. Wllkas.
3. Murphy enter* b. g. Mountain Boy.
FRIDAV, .H'LY i>. (
Premium nil to go to the liial boi*e.
Dan Mace'* Lady Thorn. I
Budd Doble's f.olilnmith Maid.
Sams Day. Premium *i,50:f, lor horse* th at bare never
beatsu $1,100 to lust, to oecond, and tiff to J
third.
O. A. Hlckok'* b. nr.. Western Girl.
Dan Mace's ch. in. Idol.
W. Bont'a b. g. J. J. Bradley.
The above race for the /treat marc* an t double teams were
arranged with a view to determine the (|t,e?il.in of their art
periorlty. Lady Thorn ha* won the onlr race thai ahe has
tuned In thl* spring, and ha* trotted In 'J :1ft1:;, the he*t time
ever recorded when more than one horse started. Goldsmith
Maid ha* started In live race* thl*] rear and won them all.
The double tesin* have met twice, and trotted ten heat* to
decide the winner,
The black loam winning In 2:2714, tbe beet lime on record.
Neither being satisfied, this race was made to decide their
superiority. It la confidently predicted that In both the above
race* all time heretofore made will be beaten.
The other race* are extremely well filled, and comprise the
very beat hor(e? In the country.
Raccs commence at '1}6 o'clock P. M.?Mile heat*, be*t
In case of postponement (lass will hp displayed at the Now
York Hotel, Astor House and City Hull, Brooklyn. Flue <
iavemonts to the Park. Car* I eavo Fulton ferry constantly. <
dmlssion $1?grand st'iud and quarterstrctch. Ladies, fr?;
gentlemen, #1. To Club House, by Introduction on'?. n
parties living thirty uilles away, >N>. Each tloket to .. ...
at 149 Montague streot and at Club House.
M. KALBFLEISCII, Presic.
E. O. Rxad, Secretary.
1IOUSKK, CAMtlAOW, AC. ]
At tub auction iiol .sk o?
johnston A van tassell.
Office and salesroom 87 Nassau street,
opposite Ike i'ost olllce. j
THE HORSE ANI) CARRIAGE BRANCH
of our business is conducted at our
HORSE AUCTION MART.
H? AND 114 EAST 13TII 8T11EET, NEAR 4TH AVENUE, i
where we bold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase, or those baring Horses or
Cairlagrs to sell, wilt tind our house perfectly reliable, as we
conduct this branch of Aur business, as we do all our other .
bustarss, on the sntao straightforward principles which gor- I
ern honorable housos in all mercantile pursuits. .
We jive the purchaser of everr horse thai la warranted t
sound from 24 to 48 hours for trial. .
Entries for sales of Horses and Carriage* can be made at 1
our down town ofllee and salesroom, 87 Nassau street, where 1
we also keep a register of horses for private tale. J
Liberal advances made on consignment). 1
THIS DAY (FRIDAY). JULY Hi, AT 12 O'CLOCK. ]
CATALOGUE OWNER'S DESCRIPTIONS.
ELEGANT TEAM OF BROWN TROTTING MARES, half
sisters, tired by Major Wlnlield and daqi Mambrlno maro, 1
15Jf liands, < years; warranted kind and true in all harness
and under saddle; are very ftylish aad handsome; can
trot In 1:60 or better. I
DARK BROWN MARE, sired by Hambletonlnn, Junior, I
dam Abdallab mare; long mane and tall?ttW; B years; I
kind In all harness and under saddle t very stylish and handsome;
warranted sound, kind and true; can trot to day In
2:W; afraid of nothing; stands without tying; a very promising
Coll.
DAPPLE GRAY MARE, by Erie Abdallab, dam Gray
Eagle mare; IS bands, 6 yearn; kind In all harness and under
saddle; very stylish: trots in S-iO; warranted sound,
kind and true; extra line family or coupe horse.
BLOOD BAY HORSE, hands, 7 years; kind la all
harness and under saddle; trots}close to it minutes: very
stylish and handsome; warm tiled sound, kind and true; I
superior for gentleman's driving. Also }i seat Ditsenbmy A
anduser Road Wagon, nearly new, and set of tine city i
made Harness.
GRAY HORSE. 11^ hands, 9 years, kind in all harness,
stylish; trots in 3:30; warranted sound, kiud and true; can
be driven anywhere. i
BLACK HAWK HORSE, K,>; hands, 9 years, kind In all |
harness end under ssddle; very stylish ; trots lu 8:80. Can
be driven by child.
' SORREL THOROUGHBRED MARE, by Old Kenluokr
Hunter out of Star mare; 15,^ bauds, 10 vc'ars; very stylish
and warranted sound; can trot in 3 yj with mate or under (
saddle. i
BLACK PONY MARK, long mane and tail, ll.'tf bands,
comings voars, kind In all liarucsi, stylish and han lsome,
trots In:,:J?0, and warranted souud, kind and true.
SORREL HORSE, 14?* bauds, 8 years; kind in all harness
and under saddle; very stylish; trot; inside of three minutes;
warranted souud, kiud an 1 ti ue; a superior roadster and all ,
dav traveller.
DUN PONY HORSE, black points, mene and tail, In
hands, 8 years, stylish and last; warranted sound, kind and
true; an extra One saddle burse.
SORREL IIOKSK, loKj hands, 6 years, kind in all harness
and under saddle; fast traveller, stylish and warranted sound ,
kind and true.
BAY PATCIIEN HORSE, II?* HANDS, 8 years; kind In
all harneas; trots in 8'i. stylish and warranted soind, kind
and tme; splendid road or family horse.
black 11awk 1'oNY HORSE; very long mane and tall;
I4?4 hands; 6years; kin I in ail harness; stylish; trots8:80,
and warranted souud. kin I aud true; child can drive hlin;
owner (Indy icoluu to Europe.
HAY HORSE, 1HW., bands, "vears; free from vice; warranted
perfectly kind and true m all harness and under aaddle:
has trotted in 3:12; cp.n in three minutes now.
DARK CHESTNUT HOUSE, 1\J? hands, 7 years: kind
In all harness and under saddle; very Mylish ; trots in 4 minutes;
warranted sound, kind and true ; Is a splendid family
or Kentleiimn's borre.
GRAY EAGLE MARK, long mane and tail. I',1; hands, A
rears: kind In all harness and under Huddle: vci ir stvlish:
trots in 3:20; warranted sound, kind and true ; a Uue'road i
mara. j
BIX SEAT GERMANTOWN ROCKAWAY. (
KOl'R SKAT 311TKrl.VO TOP AND SKAT DEPOT i
WAGON.
FOUR SKAT ROCKAWAY.
SIX TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS. I
PONY NO TOP WAGON. 1
POLKS made by Brewster unit Dttsenbttrv A Van Dtizer. |
Harness, double and single, Sheets, Nets, Whips, Ac., Ac. t
WeatUcr never Interferes trltli our salos. <
AT 68 LIBERTY ST KEET?SEVERAL FIRST CLASS !
. JlglU top Biipgif'i, Park and Pony Phaeton*. ROekawaya
and Depot Wagons, very low. Also large atock ot fine i
light city made Harness, at great reductions, Big lot of
Sheets, Nets, Whips, Ac., way below the market value.
Gooda all warranted sound and perfect, ?ud competition Id
price* dotted In toto.
JOHNSTON A VAN TASSELL, 68 Liberty atreet.
AT AUCTION-AT THE METROPOLITAN CARRIAGE
Repository, corner of Hudson and Spring directs, on
Saturday, J illy S3, at II o'clock prompt, a lar;;c assortment ol
new and second lmnd Itockaways, Depot Wagons, Top and
Open Wagon*. Kipi?ss Wagons, Ac.; Single and Doublo
Harness, aultable for nil purposes; Blankets, Sheets, Nets,
Whips, Halters, Ac.; sale positive N. U.-Also at private
sale. 1
AN ELEGANT BROWN TROTTING MARE, t
Sired by Hambletoniau, Jr., and dam Abdallah mare,
can trot this dav In ii :5Q, I
AT AUCTION THIS DAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK, I
by JOHNSTON A VAN T ASS I'LL, at their Auction Mart,
lli and 1H E ft Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. i
Look at catalogue above. <
AN ELEGANT BROWN TROTTING TEAM, SIRED BY t
May Winf.etd and dam Membrlno Mare (can trot in
1: 0 or belter), at auction, THIS DAY (FKIDAYi, JULY 2-',
AT 12 O'CLOCK, hv JOIIN.VION A VAN TASSIiLL, at
their Auction Marl, 112 East I Itirteeulh street, near Fourth
avenue. Look at catalogue above.
AT 10 COLLEGE PLACE
Buyers will always llnd the largest assortment of every
kind of Harness In the city. ,
\Vc have < vcr S00 aet? of Harness to select from.
Fine gold mounted b;ii:> and double Harness, for coach, j
buggy and coupe; also Harness for farming, teaming, curt- r
Ing, ejpressing and all other purposes.
Single Harness, complete, to $160 per set.
| Double Harness, complete, (J'i) to l*tjOU per ssU |
Ladles' and gentlemen's English Buddies, Bridles, Whips, a
Blaui.ets, Kobes, Sheets.^ NgtJ(_Ae , Ac. 1
THIS TKAUtb WAWl PAi. lUIlIWU lUMTAMf,
A pony PIIAETON $140; ONE TOP WAUON $80; ONK 1
Top Wac?n $130; one Open Wagon $50; one Brcwatcr r
fof Broome slreeOlop Wagon, square box, good order, $2S0; f
nlrc light Rock away $Ii>; one light four neat Plincton, by a
Brewster (of Broome Hired), pood order, *275: one line fani- ,i
Uy Brett, nearlr new. complete t rrler, S&nU: by Brewstur k ii
Baldwin; Harries* $10 up; Blankets, Sheets, Wtilpa, Net?, ti
Ac. w. I!. or A Y, 20, !u, 24 and ai Wooster street.
Assortment ok seasonable carriages and . i
Harness, on band and lo order. Purchasers Ir.vited to I
napilne (lock, save mouoy and net goods as represented. f1I1CKS,
US Barclay street. t
Atrottino pony tiiat will match ANYTHINU "
ia the city for speed. and 2 I'onfes, 5aets double liar- I
cess, Pole ana Shaft*. 477 Pearl street. J
At oalvin wrrrva wari>rooms, 688 broad- way.
Large eaorlinont all stylet Carriages at rodnend 1
prlcea. Pony Phaetons from $135; Depot Wagons, $140. J
Family Carriages and Light Wagons in great variety.
ABU8INHSS ESTABLISHRD SEVEN YEARS AND c
paying large prolita, tojrthur with a ^lr of Iron gray '
Mares; yottiiK, sound ar.d kind; a bay HaHe, three seta of a
llarnris, two top Bii.lnrna Wagons, iiinrly new; for tale
cry low ; also a small iip.it Colt tie, uatUi iCto y r>-aion* lor toiling,
App.v to WM. II. CLMVll'.i 'S lue-y t'lblc, Marcy
areuuc, near Lafayette unrrn'ie, Brooklyn.
A I INC PAIR OK BAY U0R3I ', IM< l!AKDt BtQH, (
7 anft g years; sotuul an J kiiri, of line ;ippra.-.?nre an J w
good travellers: pneo itBtO. Also rtl ii, don'j o Hti.roe.t3, p
Apply at THOMPSON'S aiabio. I Jo last Ihlrteeu'.h altoeU
W YO
W_YORK, FRIDAY, JUL]
IIOUSK.S fllltTMIM, &T.
AN mom DAPPLE 011A V MAKE SIKKD BY
J.\ Erie Abdallah, and dam Gray Eagle mare; can (rut
In 3M lulnutei. For family coupe or matched carriage uae
la unsurnawed at ancilon thla day (Frldav) July '22. at 13
o'clock, by JOHNSTON k VAN TAKSELL', at their auction
mart, 112 and 114 Kaal Thirteenth atreet, near Fourth avenue.
Look at catalogue above.
A -TOP WAOON, NEARLY NBW ; DEPOT WAQON.
Sundown, top and open Buulet, new and aecotid
hand, own manufacture, for aale at low priced.
ISAAC LOCK WOOD, corner 127th afreet and Third a?.
A -CLOSING OUT OUR POPULAR NEWPORT AND
. Saratoga Pou/ Phaetons, and entire dock of mnimer
Carriage!, at leia than coal. Ponr Phuetoni, $1S0; Depot
Wagona, 41C.V
HAM'S, oorner of Fourth street and .Broadway.
AT II. B. WITTY A CO.'8, NO. 10 NEVINB STREET
Brooklyn?Six and four aeat and Pony Phaetona, Rug
(Im, Grocers' and Builneaa W agoni, new and aecond hand
tell ma oft cbean.
A GENTLEMAN'S ROADSTER FOR SALE.-AN IRON
gray, lr>t$ hamla high.6 years old; warranted without
a bletulshi In a beautiful driver and of treat endurance; u
fair trial given. Also a ft no lop Rucgy, (n prime order. At
MURRAY'S, 3i.7 Kaat Twenty-third atreet, corner of Third av.
A HANDSOME FAST TROTTING HORSE FOR BALE?
16.H; cun trot In 2 :46; at preaent a little lame.
_ A. POLHkMI 8, Jn., 471) Sixth avenue.
A MILK WAGON HORSE FOR bALKlSH HANDS,
8 veara old, kound and kind -cheap. Call at milk depot
Nil. 2 tiinth avenue.
BE SURE AND READ CATALOGUE
ABOVE
OF AU.'TION SALE OF FINE HORSES.
CARRIAGES suitable for fumlly and road use. Look at
catalogue above for l ull description, then attend the aale, and
ron will Had everything aa represented.
SALE COMMENCES THIS DAY AT I* O'CLOCK,
at JOHNSTON A VAN TABBELL'S,
IIS and 1M East Thirteenth atreet, near Fourth arenue.
Look at catalogue above.
M AKRIAGES OF ALL STYLES TO LET-BY THE
Iweek, month or season. Old Carriage* taken in trade.
Carriages repaired. Lot iccond hand Carriages for aale
?beap. . WITTY, 638 Broadway.
MARTMEN, ATTENTION !-FOR^8ALEt TRUCKS, 6
11 Horaei, and work of 4 Store*. A rare chance, at Em
ir.t Stables, a- and > We it Forty lirat street.
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TWO CENTS.
A great war
CARTOON
to-pay.
For salb-two young houses, warranted
aound and kind; also Carta and Harness. Bold for want
>f use, oyner going to U4P country. Call at 012 East Twentieth
street, between avenues A and B.
Jj?? 8ALE--A BAY HORSE. 6 YEARS OLD, 16 HANDS
i.' hi?h, sound, kind and true; styltnh and free driver; aulUbla
or family uae or any hc?vv work. Inquire at 33i> East
wenty-serenth atreet, after 9 o'clock A. M.
Ij'OR SALE-ONE GRAY 1IOR8E, SUITABLE FOB
1? wajon, clicnp, at Empire Stables, 228 and J230 West
Korty-Urst street,!
tl^OB BALE-TWO FIRST RATE HORSES; FIT FOR A
1 crocer, baker or any kind of work; warranted sound
>nd kind in evorv respect. In quit* at Il?i avenue II, corner
rirflflh stroet, New York.
For sale-a stylish matched pair of youno
carriage Horses; the owner baa no uae for tbem. Apply
it 193 PaclfiO street, Brooklyn.
For sale-a fine bay horse, is hands, io
year* old, pony built, 1,IU0 pounds; warranted sound
ind kind; sold clieap. Apply at stable 1(H First avenue.
f 1 ENTL1.MEN WISHING TO PURCHASE FIRST CLASS
i 1 Hones, either pair* or single, for carriage or road um,
rill do well t? call and see a lot juit arrived at New York
itablea, 15 and IT East Twenty-eighth street.
Horses for sale or lkt-hy the season or
week.?One brown Mare, one white, one bay I'onv, oue
rrotter; will show time 2:41. Call at 1W Crosby itreet.
PONY BASKET WAGONS. ALL STYLES, FOR SALE?
9135, for two, three or four persons. (treat reduction in
,)rtcaa. Carriages for the city and country uae.
WITTT'd Warerooma,838 Broadway.
SECOND HAND HRKTT AT A BARGAIN-ALSO TO I*
Uuggv, Kockawuv. Park Phaelon, Coupe Bockaway;
leveral sfijhtly soiled Carriages cheap; all styles Harness,
Hand Wagons, Ac. WITTY, Ml Broadway.
it mhe cabbiaoe of the period."
1 A few more Pony Phaetons at reduced prices,
A variety of Summer Vehle'es,
Light Rockaways, four and six seat Depot Wagons,
Landaus, Landaulets, Clarences, Ac.
A. 9. FLANDRAC, Carriage Builder,
No. 7 East Eighteenth street, one door from Fifth avenue.
TO LET-STABLE, WITH LOFT AND SEVEN STALLS.
Inquire at stone yard office foot of East Twenty-ninth
treet.
WANTED-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, IN EXCHANGE
for lots in a remetery near the city. Address, for three
lays, CEMETERY, Fulton street, Brooklyn, second
Joor.
WANTED-A FINE, GENTLE FAMILY HORSE, IN
cxcliange for a ten-acre unimproved farm, on Long
Island, worth #:;u0; ii any dlfleiome cash will be paid or le eiTcJ.
Apply, for two (lays, to A. McCOTTER, 141 Fulion
street,
IcorPF, $1,000
1 elegant new Landau 1,500
I C spring lirett 1,100
I six passenger i'hneton 850
1 four passenger Wagons, each 225
Other Carriages equally low to clo?e out.
jam kn n r.nsKJkr.n..
fii'6 Broadway.
(t> "T fV-SORRKL PON If MARK; 91H PONT MADE
l|)uU buy Horse , ijllial, all very cheap. Call and see. HI
H dl Thlrty-Urat street. Mini Sfll tliU wees.
PROPOMA I.H.
DEPARTMENT <>K DOCKS. 846 AND H48 BROADWAY,
New York, July 15.1870.
The Commissioners of the Department of Dork* having
ccetved, in accordance with the provisions of section iS, of
chapter C83, laws of 1870, In public meetings, vnriou:< pans
for the establishment of pcrmai.ent wharf accommodation*
or the MBBKU of New \ ork, they now. in iccorduw with
he further HWUtM of said UCtlOB, advertise for plans lor
;he beat method ol improving the watei front and harbor of
.lie city of New York by n new tysicm of wharves, piers,
iocks.'basins ami slips which shaD'accommodate the present
commerce of the citv and harbor, and shall provide lor the
future expansion thereof, ami for the facillt.vlon of the
ranspoitation of freight along the water front, go an to renter
the whole water front ol the city available to the commerce
of the port.
Such plana will be receive I until September 15. 1870.
Plans are solicited thai shad contain provisions for the
ipecial accommodation of steamers and vessels engaged in
foreign trade, in domestic trade, in the coal trade, in the
:i ade in lumber and building materials, in the hay and grain
rade, in furnishing mnrket supplies; also for the accommolatlon
of steamboats plying to places on the Hudson river
mil Long Is.and Sound ; for the canal boats arriving in this
:ltv, and for the ruliroads and other commercial Intrreits.
Plans ohould Ic accompanied by all necessary documents,
ipecltications, estimates and particulars.
JOHN T. AO NEW,
WILSON O. HUNT,
HU(JH 8MITH,
WILLIAM WOOD,
RICHARD M. HENRY,
Commissioners of the Department of Docks.
PROPOSALS. STEAM HI ATINO APPARATUS, NEW
L Lunatic Asylum, Ward's Island.
Dki-'t or Prw.n CHAmririi and ConaroTiow,!
NO. 66 Tutttn Av., ooKNrt Ki.ivimu Sr., >
Nr.W Vobk, July 12,18/0.S
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Commissioners ot
'ubllc Charities and Correciion at their office until Saturday,
!3d lust., at two o'clock P. M., for the Steam Heating Appaatu?
for the new Lunatic Asylum on Ward's Island.
The specifications for the work ran be obtained and the
ilnn* cxnmlned, and all Information furnished on appllcaion
to Renwick A Sand's Archltccts, MX Wall street.
Each pi oposal to be accompanied with the names of two
csponsiole parties as security for the faithful performance
>i the contrac t, and the Commissioners reserve to themselves
he power to reject any and all propositions not deemed by
hem a Ivui.iarcou* to the Iiepm Uneiit.
ISAAC BELL, )
JAMES HOWHN,
OWEN W. BKKNNAN, J Commissioners.
JAMES II. NICHOLSON, I
ALEXANDER KKEAK, |
YACHTC, BTHMBOAft, ?\r.
rpOB BALE A CABIN SLOOP YACHT, 1!I TONS. 41
I fee* long, 12 feet I* Inches beam, one year old, built and
urnlshed in a superior manner; In perfect order and ready
or sea. Inquire of ROliEKT A. GICANMXS, 182 Broadway.
COB SALE -THE PINE, NEW, CABIN SI.O >P YACHT
II CAKKli: MORGAN, 32 feet lone. She Is n desirable boat
nd will be sold chenp. Lies at Perth Am'joy. Apply to
lOROAN & llANRAHAN, It Wall street.
[7IOR SALE-A NF.W BRIO, NOW ON THE STOCKS
[' at our ship yaid In Baltimore city, ol the follow Iur dlnensions:
Length on dock, 182 ieet; breadth of In am,
eet; depth of lower hold, 11 Vg feet; between decks, t*4 feet;
bout B5i) tons, new measurement; built of the best materials
nd In the best manner under the superintendence of the
ispectors of the French Lloyds; designed lor the carrying
rade, and can be completed tf desired in (60) slxtv days .
KARDY A WOODALL.
not IAU oniM MI |. I.MAT KTAdP > srv.iiiii.
P ad l.tga, 45 Tcet long; 1 alx-oared Barue and 1 four-oared
-hell, all complete. Can be aeen by Applying 1o (JKO.
Mil II, at C'ameron'a machloc shop, foot of Twenty-third
treet, Eaat rlrrr.
.TOR CHARTER OR 8AL.K THE HIDE-WHEEL PAH?
bender atcamer PALISADE, now Otttng up nt California
ock, near Taronla fury, Jeraoy Clly hor particular* hiulre
on board.
" 10HTER FOR SALF. CHEAP?ABOUT 60 TONS. IN
Jk quire At the Marine Railway, foot of Wert torly-nlnth
reel, North river.
2TKAM YACHT (NKW( Volt PALE CHEAP, 40 1 1.1.1
? long, 10 horse power ; or enrlianga for aumll Itee'. yaclit.
pply to J. M., room 2& 31 Nau?'i utroct.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
101,TON'S EUROPEAN WAR MAPS?SHOW THE
J wlioh of Central and Western Europe, and alpo on large
::i!o lite lYeitch and Herman Frontier!; ai/o ls?:;i luchc*.
rico :ii centa. Liberal commiMlona to amenta.
O. W. it J II. COUION x to., lit William at, Now VarK.
RK H
r 22. 1870.?TKll'LE SHKF
JHNtNCIAL.
A NOTICE. H38.C00 T? LOAN, ON CITY PROPERTY.
. la one or mare sums; aallstactorr arrangements will
be made with a good party.
OEORdE B. WALTON. ?1 Cedar street.
A -MONEY TO BCY MORTGAGES, TO LOAii ON
. leasehold and on improrad and unlmdroTed property.
WASHINGTON K. NICllOLIt, Counsellor at Law, 116 Broadway,
room IS.
A FEW PIR8T ANO SECOND bonus and mortgages
wanled-(Caah at once) by MARCUS IIANLON,
No. 6 Murray at.
For sali:~io per cent city and county bonds,
fire of all tmes. Writ class securities of undoubted
character below par.
R?al valuation or property $41,600,000
Whole Indebtedness onlr 660,000
Government and olhei securities recetrel In exchange, allowing
beat market prices, and bond* pureItaked by out of
town residents sent by eiun u, free of charge.
Alao New York city railroad stocks and bonds, Insurance,
bank and cat llglil stocks, and a large variety of other stocka
and bond* tor profitable Investments, at low rate*, by
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
48 I'lne street, New York.
N. B. -First data Investment aecurillea, paying large rates
of Interest, a specialty with this bouse for rainy years .
\fONEYTO LOAN-0.'? NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
1U Improved and desirable unlmprOTe l Real Estate. First
and second mortgagna promptly cashed at lowest market
rates. Principals only dealt with. WILLIAM SINCLAIR
jr., A CO., No. H I'lne atreet.
OP PICK OP THR GUARDIAN KIRE INSURANCE
Company, Mo. 1(7 Broadwav, New York, July 13, 1870.
The Board or Directors bare tkla day declared a seml-anrua!
U.\ ,u?uj of live per cent, payable on and after Saturday,
tfitb Inst. WALTER K. l'AYE, Secretary.
OUR CLIENTS HAVE SEVERAL SI MS. FROM $8,0CO
to 9UO.UOV, which they desire to loan on bond and mortgage
on Improved t'ity Property,
POTTER BROTHERS, No. 6% Pine street.
4l9 "Win WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS
amount Immediately to ko to Europe. Collateral
security for double amount. Good remuneration. Address
SAFETY, boi l.'tf llerald oUre.
AftA TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTI.UUU
k?k* on Real Eatate In thla city, Brooklyn
or In Westchester county. Apply to JOHN F. CON REV, 02
Wall street, room It.
?7 ?fi (W Ml TO l?OAN ON IMPROVED PROPERTY
in the cities of New York, Brooklyn, New
Jersey and Westcbe*ter county. Principal* only.
E. M. MASON, No. 1 Centre street.
I.OST AMI POUND.
A BLACK AND TAN DOO LOST ON TIII RSOAV.SuihII
nurk on back through n burn; ha<1 on red collar
with auiatl l>oll attached; if 10 reward wilt be paid.
K. l>. HASSt OKI', 223 Eam Twelfth street.
LOST-CERTIFICATE NO. 3,984 (100 hit ARKS) TOLEDO j
and Wabash Common, in tho name of Kldd, Pierce ,t Co. |
Transfer hns beeen mopped. A liberal reward will be paid
tottie Under by returning It to DAVIS A SON, IS New ulreet.
I03T? BETWEEN THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
J and City Hall, .Inly 90, 1*7(1, a Check for #I.V) on thn
Hank of Commerce, and DM 211 In bill*. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by tearing the lame at the olllce of the
Aahland Home, Fourth avenue and Twenty-fourtb (treat.
IOST.-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOO, SMALL
J spot of hair acalded off on his ilde. $20 reward will b?
paid for hi* return at 95 Prince street, corner of Mercer.
? WILLIAM IRVINO.
LOST?ON WEDNESDAY, IN MACY'S, SIXTH AVENUE,
a Portemonnale. containing a small sum of money and a
black enamelled oral locket, with Inlaid cross, highly rained
as a keepsake. 1 he finder will be Itliernllr rewarded on returning
tba lookct to WILLIAM E. HAWS', 176 Broadway.
LOST-OOLD PEN AND PENCIL CASE. ENORAVED
William to Harry; reward on return to 78 John at. .
LOST-IN BROAD STREET OR WALL STREET, A
Packet of Introductory Letters. Reward offered If delivered
at BUTl'ERFIELD, JACOBUS A CO.'S, 13# Duane
atraet.
L08T-A PACKACTb'OF LETTERS (REFERENCES),
on Wednesday afternoon. July ?0, about 4 o'clock, belonging
to M rs. S. II. If. Belknap, In going from Board of
Education to Sliteonth street, on a Fourth ureutio ear. Tbo
tinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving said papers at tlio
odlce of COLDEST BROS., 4? Wall street.
L~6ST-THREE DOLLARS RKWARD-A BLACK AND
Tan Dog, old and fat, and with a handsome shining
coat. Ha answers to the name of ''Dick." Apply at 411
West Twenty-third street.
LOST-FROM BROOKLYN, ON SATURDAY LAST, A
small Black and Tan Slut; answers to "Jessie."
Twenty-Ore dollars will be paid for ber at 189 Carlton avenue,
between Myrtla and WlllougUby, or address H. N.
CL\PP, 1'ntted State* ship Vermont, Navy Yard. *
IOST OR STOLEN ?T W O BONDS, 81,000 EACH;
J Brooklyn City S>U Per Cent Atlantic*Avenue Improvement
Bonds, Nos.lf.t1wd 1271; principal payable December
SI, ?71. All p*r?>na are cautioned against negotiating or
pxirchaJM'he same Jl 8. BRUSH,
JOHN O. SMITH,
H. N. BRUSH,
ulars, Ac., of Conklln Brush, deceased.
13 Wi Mk.iiht Strfst, Brooklyn, July 10,1870.
J' OBT OR STOLEN?ON JI LY 19, 1870, DRAFT NO. 10.
J drawn by Lord A WdTlaras on Impoiter* aod Traders'
National Rank of New York for $6<J0, dated Tucson, Arlrona,
June 23,18 0, payable to the orderof A. If. Whttlng, endorsed
by hint and certified by the above named hank. All parties
are hereby warned against negotiating said draft. Payment
has been stopped ana a reward will be paid for the i etiirff of
the draft (and no questions asked) to HOOPER, WllITINU
A CO., 181 Broadway, New York.
STOLEN-ON MONDAY, JULY 18, EROM| 86 FIFTH
avenue, corner of Siiteenth| street, a new black silk
'Skirl, with three scolloped flounces, trimmed with lace. $.0
reward to whoever will icturn the same, aud no questions
aaked.
Takf.n from nyack, Wednesday nihht.
Clothes, Pistol, Ac. Return them to the undersigned and
the full ralue will be paid.
J. F. BERRY A CO.. 075 Broadwav.
MffABW.
dhi /\ REWARD.?LOST, ON WBDKKSDAY EVENING,
?J) I U on Kiftli avenue, near Fourteenth street, ? younu
red terrier Dog; answer* name uf "Scotlie." 89 West'NIntb
tmt
d.1 A REWARD.?LOST, ON JULY SO. a WHITE SPITZ
?]piU Dog; answers to the name of Mull'. I!y returning
to Greenwich avenue they will oe rni-1 the above.
(frtin REWARD.-STOLEN, FROM 8ft FIFTH AVEn>",
coiner of Sixteenth street, a patent lever gold
Watch, with brooch, locket and guinea onus.
REWARD. STOLEN, ON SUNDAY, 17TII, DARK
brown Pony; 14 hands high; icar on left blp and
lea hind ankle; opan two teat Wagon, painted black, with
white atllpe. The above reward will be paid for the conviction
of the thief or thieves or the return of tbu (amc to 1'.
II. ARCHER, South Yonkers.
(toe REWARD FOR (.OLD WATCH. LOST IN THE
car In the neighborhood of Deibrosses and Wi lt
streets, on Wednesday even Inc. No questions asked. II.
B.. \\ ashlngton street, corner of Chambers.
<tlnn reward will be paid for dr. ii. h.
PlUl/ I'arr, husband ot Augusta A. Parmeie, 'lorseir and
child being now destituto. Addroas box 230 Herald ofllee.
Chicago and California papers pleas* copy.
MISOBLLANEOUS.
-liriRE NAILS.?C HAS. NAIIRUNG, MANUFACTURER
TT of all kinds of brass and.Iron Paris Wire Nails, at the
owest prices. Nos.!' and 11 Baxter street, near Chatham.
TlATIELIiBBy GPIPK.
DATH AND CONST ISLAND RAILROAD. PULTON,
I) Wall, South and Hamilton ferry cars to Greenwood Cemetery
connect with stca:u cars to the Isbud cverv forty
minutes.
T7*OR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON IIOUBAtonlc
nnd Naiigatuclc Railroad; fare $1; stea ,iers leave
Catharine slip at 1- noon and IS every night (Hundavs excepted).
NEW YORK AND HARuEM RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, May L'3, 1870, two express trains
will leave depot, corner of Twcnty-a.xth street aud Fourth
avenue, as follows .?
10:80 A. M.. Rutland Express.
8:45 P. M., Moutreal Express.
Sleeping conches on night trains between New York
St. Albans, Vt. I.e. BUOKHOUT, Superintendent.
1) () VDOl'T, PoroilKEEPSIE AND NEW I! I K<;, I,ANDI
Ins st Cozrens', Cornwall, Milton and Ei'iptis.?Steamboats
THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W. BALDWIN
leave pier foot of Harrison street dally at 4 P. M.
SHARON SPRINGS. ALL RAIL FROM ALBANY.?PASseneers
leaving New York by DAY BOAT, People's line,
or Troy line of steamboats can prucuie tlir.iu^h tickets, havo
their oagcage checked direct to Sharon, via Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad, and avoid the tedious carriage ride by
other routes. By the night boats passengers reach Sharon
at HI :8ii A. M.; by the day boats at y:l:J I'. M. Passengers by
the Hudson Itivei Railroad will be transferred at Albany to
the Albany and Sus iiieliMiitia depot f ree on applying to the
proper agent stationed on the outside of the depot.
Sunday trsln in connection with People's Line steamers
from New York Saturday riiuht, Joave Albany at 7 :8U A. M.,
t arriving at the Springs at 10:15 A. m. Returning arrive at
Albany at 8 P. M. Sunday.
s. E. mayo, General Ticket Agont.
rrSQY Lira for albany and troy daily at six
J P. m., Saturdays excepted, from pier 44, Spring street.
Kaie .tl (0; Sunday, %i!. Connecting with all railroads for
the West and North. Landing at Thirty-fourth street at d1^
o'clock. j. W. llANCOX It SONS.
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TODAY.
T(? AI.BANY /.Nl? TKOV.?THE DAY LINK
uteanihoalii C. VlllBAIMi nu.l OANIKI. DREW will
leave Ventry ?trret pier at t< :4!i and TMrtv-fotirth street ?l !l
A M., landing fit \ oiikern, Nyick mid Turrylown liy ferryboat
; Cor7'*nH. W'MI rolrt, Cot?wall, Newbury, Poiighkerpfie,
Khlnebeck, Maiden, ( ntuklll, lliidmin and New Ba tlmorc.
A apodal ii'Bln of broad gauge car*. In coiine< Hon
\?Hi lli* day IhiiiI*. will lea** on nrn.nl at Albany, commencing
Jnnf li", for Sliuron Springs (fare $4 Irom New
York) and foi Climy Vallojr. The atcamboat f-eneea will
trnn?lrrpfc*aenjfrom Albany lo 'Iroy. Ticket* un >?lr
aud ba^casr checked l?y Dodi''* r.(pri>M oOkv, W4 Urouil
vfay -wid No I l ou'1 ->uot'U litooiuiu.
ERAL
IT. 1
KI'ROPKAN NTIiVMHHIPS.
(1UNARD LINK.
TIIK BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
HTKAMBHlril,
Between New York and Llv.-rpool, calling at Cork Harbor.
Scotia, Wcdneaday, July 27. Tarlta, Tburaday. Au(. II.
Calabria. Thuraday, July ,'K. China, Wodneaday, Aug. 17.
Cuba. Wodneaday, Aug. !!. Samaria, Thuraday, Aug. 18.
Siberia, Thuraday, Aug. ?. Abymilma. Wndiieadar. Aug.SI
Ruiala, Wedneadar, Aug. 10. Tripoli, Tburtday, Auguat 26.
Ralea of paaaage,
by (he ateaiuera uot carrying aleerage.
Firat cabin 4130, gold. Second cabin ... frtrt, gold.
Klrat cabin to I'arla, (1145, gold.
Return llcknta, gold.
By (be aleamera carrying ateerage.
Klrat etMn $ts0, gold. Hterraga $30, currency.
Ruttira tlcketa, 1)150, gold.
Bteeraco OckeU from Liverpool and Queenalown and nil
part* of Lurope, at lowest ratei.
Through Mile of lading given for Reltaal, Claagow, Havre,
Antwern land nth#>r haHi nn tho runllnont mid ri>p uarfttur.
rauean porta
For freight and cabin passage sppy at the company's
office, No. 4 Bowling Ureen.
For steerage passage at 111 Broadway, Trinity Hmldlnz.
r UHAItfcfM U. rRANCItLTM. Awl.
National link.
steam to liverpool and queenstown,
from pier <7 North river.
ERIN, Bragg Saturday. July 23, at 1< M.
FRANCE, (irogao Saturday, July 80, at 8 A. M.
ITALY, (Jrace Saturday, August 6, at 1'J M.
Passage to Liverpool or yueenstown?Cublu, $70 and $8J;
steeraie, i#28.
Prepaid steerage ticket* Irom Liverpool, yueenstown,
Londonderry an t ulli|Mr, Ijl.'U. currency.
Apply at the company'a olllce. >'. Broadway.
K. w. J. ill'KM", Manager.
STFAM TO yURKNPTOWN ANl) LIVERPOOL EVERY
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
COLORADO Wednesday, July 20
EKIN .*. Saturday, July 23
Drafti payable in any pai t of England, Ireland, Scotland.
Currant rates of exchange. Apply at THOMSON'S patssge
ofllce, 75 Broadway, corner of Rector atreet.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND uL EES8roWN-IRMA* LINK
of Koval Mall Steatqprs arc appointed to sail aa follows:?
CITY OF WASUINCiTON Saturday, July ?1, 'J P. M.
CITV OK ANTWERP (yla Halifax).Tueaday, July a?, 1 P. M.
CITY OF PARIS Saturday, July DO, 7 A. M.
city of london Saturday, August 6,1 P. m.
and each succeeding Suturday and alternate Tueid ty, from
pier 4j North river.
RATKS OF PASSAGE.
Payable In gold. Payable In currency.
First cabin, tingle berth..$75 Steerage $30
To London, do 80 To Irfindon Si
To Paris, do HO To I'uris 38
To Halifax, N. 8., do.... 30 To Halifax, N. S IX
Paaaengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen,
AC;, al reduced rates.
Ticket? can be bought hare at moderate* rates by persons
wishing to send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Company's office.
JOHN O. DALK, Agent,
16 Broadway, Now York.
THE ANCHOR LINK STEAMERS
sail to ami from (ilaagow and Derry
every We tnesday and Saturday,
booking paaaengera at the lowest ratea, and forwarding
them at reduced rates to and from all railway stations lu
tireat Britain, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, tiermany
and America, ui safely, speedily, comfortably and
cheaply as by any other line.
' kxrnr.ha'' btkamkiik. | "mm a" mtkamkrh.
CAMBRIa Sat., July 281 DAt'lAN Wed., July 37
ANOLtA Sal.. July 30 I DORIAN Wed., Aiig. :s
AUSTRALIA Sat.. Aug 6 | SIDONIAN... .Wed., Aug. 10
COLUMBIA Sat., Aug. IS I HRITANNIA..Wed.. Aug. 17
ElT ROl'A. Sat., Aug. *l) CALEDONIA. .Wed., Aug. 24
INDIA Bat. Aug. 97 flOWA Wed., An;;. 31
I ?and every Wednesday and Saturday thereafter,
I rrnm nl?r '<1 Nnrlh nt.r K. .. Vnrt.
Rati-* ol passage, payable in currency
ririt cabin*. >WSj and $76, according to location.
Excursion tickets, good Tor twelve months, $130.
Intermediate, ^83; steerage, $2*.
Certificates, at reduced rates, can be bought here by thoM
wishing to tend for their friend*.
Draft* Issued, payable on presentation.
Apply at the Company's oftlces to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
No. 7 Bowling Green.
QNLV DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company'! mull ateamihlpa between
N< w York and llarre, callln;: at Breat.
The splendid vessels on thl* furonte route for the Continent
will nail from pier No. 60, North .river, a* follows:?
LAFAYETTE, Rousaaii Saturday, July 88
VILLE OK PARIS, Burmont Saturday, Auguat #
8T. LAURENT, Lemarle Saturday, Auguit 20
PF.RKIRE, Duchesne Saturday, September 8
RATES OK PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD. (Including
Wlnei:
TO BREST OR HAVIIK-Flrst Cabin, 9140; Second Cabin,
$76.
TO PARIS (including railway ticket)-$145 and $78.
Theie iteamer* do not carry steerage passengers.
American traveller* going to or returning trout the Continent
of Europe, by taking the iteamer* of thl* line, avoid
both transit by English railway* and the dlaoomforta of
crossing the Oh an u el, beti le* earing time, trouble and ei penae.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agsnt, No. 68 Broadway.
STEAMER LAFAYETTE, FOR BREST AND HAVRE, I
wHI leave pier No. 61) North river, foot of Morton itreet,
on Saturday, 2Sd inat., at 1 o'clock. Paaaeuger* are requested
to be on board ut noon.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent.
London and new york steamship line.
Rate* of passage reduced.
Steamer* lail direct to London
from pier No. S North river.
PARANA July AO, at 6 A.M.
Rate* of passage, pavable in currency
First cabin. S70: sterrare
Passengers bonked for Hamburg, Bremen, Havre, Paris,
Antwerp and Rotterdam at reduced currency rate*.
For freight ond passage applv to
110WLAND A ABPINWALL, Agent*,
54 South street.
D'IRKCr LINK TO AM) FROM FRtNCE.
The Hamburg-American Packet Company'* Iron mail
etsamshlp
WESTPHALIA,
Captain H. F. Schweiisen. carrying the United State* mail*,
will fall on Ttteadny, July zS, 1870, nt 1 P. M., fur
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AN D II AMBl'HO,
taking passenger* to London (via Plvinouth) and Pari* (vis
Cherbourg).
Kir*t Cabin, 1(1120; Second Cabin, $7J; Steerage. $26,
payable In 1'ntted State* gold coin.
The CAMBRIA w'll follow on August 2.
KUNHARDT A CO., C. II. RICHARD A BOAS,
General Agent*, General Passenger Agent*,
61 Broad itreet, N. Y. No. 6 Barclay street, N. Y.
QTF.AM TO QUEENS IOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARO
rylng the Unlteil Stales mall*.
Railing every Wednesday.
WISCONSIN, William* Tuly 27, at 4 P. M.
MANHATTAN, Forsyth August 8, at lti)i A.M.
From Pier 4rt, North river.
Cabin passage, $80, gold; steerage, ip.'W, currency.
Passenger* booked to and fiom i'arls. Hamburg, Norway
and Sweden, Ac. Drain on Ireland, England, Franco and
Germany at lowest rste*. Apply to
WILLIAMS A liUION.M Broadway.
TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Exchange
office,? Passage from Liverpool ami Qncenstown
weekly by Mrst elas.H steamships. Also from Liverpool and
Lot'dou ny weekly sailing packet*. Drafts of X' 1 and upwards,
available in any i*art of Great Britain and Ireland, at
toeioweil ralCS, at lArwuii onunw .11. H . w.,
fcC South street, New York.
T r NITI.O S'lATES IK i l.i; Ki: AIOl'FK IAII
1/ Passport* Of the Department or Mete Issued by A. 0.
WILEMAKTII, United States Court Uuil-Jio^u, 41 Chambers
tree!.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS*
1JACIFI0 MAIIi STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
through line to
California anil China.
Freight and paasage greatly reduced.
Through rate*, iNevr York to Sail Francisco i?
First class. " Steerage.
$12;') to If 170, ttti'i.
arrorulni; to location or berth.
These ratea Include bertha, board and all necessaries for
the trip.
Steamers of the above line leave pier No. 42 North river,
Toot or Canal street, at 12 o'clock noon,
ON Mil AN l> 21 ST OK EACH MONTH,
except when those days fall on Sunday, then the lay previous.
One hundred pounds of hnjjgagn free to each adult. Medlclue
and atten lance free.
August fi RISING STAK, Captain Maury, connecting with
steamer JAPAN, Captain
Steamer COLORADO. CapUIn Fnrnsworth, will leave San
Francisco September I, 1"7ii, for China and Japan.
Ail freight for 8<n Frunclsco will go as fasl, arid be receiver'
until 4 P. M. Thursday, August 4.
Freight for Central American and South Pacific ports will
be received until 4 P. M. on Wednesday, August 3, only.
AU th.* usual facilities allorded shippers In collecting Inland
charges, Ac.
For freight or passage tickets. and all further Information,
apply al the offlce, pier No. 4 J North river.
F. K. HA BY, A tent.
U'NITKD STATES AND ItRA/.II, MAIl. STEAMSHIP
Company.
The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACK, 2,0(Xl tons
burden, t iiptaiu \V. Weir, will sail for St. Thomas, Para, 1
; I'ernambiii o, Bahla and Kio Janeiro, ou Saturday, July It',
from pier 4". North river.
Fur freight or passage tpplv to
WM. R. GARRISON, Agent,
No. 5 Howling <.;rcci?, New York.
UNITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
Atlantic Mnll Mr.mishlp Coin) anv.
Falling regularly every Thursday, at S o'clock P. M. precisely,
from pier No. 4 North river.
MISSOURI, Cantain J. M. Edwards July 2*
MOitK" CASTLE, Captain It. AdAma An;;ust 4
M AO.Mil.IA. Capt.iin I-!. Van Slcn (via Nu?Knu) August U
For freight or passi'-e npp'y to
H. 6. WHEELER, JR., President.
No. S Bowling Green.
BERMUDA MAIL.-T11E STEAMSHIP KAN FRAN
CISCO will be dispatched to llnmllton, Bermuda, on
Wednesday, July 87, at li o'clock noon.
VN ill be at loading berth, pier 4, North river, on Saturday
morning.
For Iridgbt or passaj;e apply to
\\. li. WEBIt, f.4 Exchange place.
Ij*mi havana.
1 The well known A] sldewlieel steamship RAPIDAN,
Captain Whttehurst, now at her dock rcadv to receive cnun,
will sail ror the above port on Saturday, Julv 23, at 3 P.m.,
1 from pier ys North I'ver. For (refill or passare, having
| superior aCCOntmodiil'.&ua, apply to
' LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO.,
_____ M Llueny street.
Havana, msal and vera cruz.
Now lork mi (J Mrxtcuo Mall Meamthip Llfic,
sail ng eveiy twenty days, rroin pier 17 Ead river.
The new slenmers
on V OF MEXICO. Tlmmerman, Monday, Aug. 1, at H P. M.
CllY OF MERIDA, Deaken, Saturday, Aux ?t-I P. M.
ror freight or paisize anplv to
?. alexandre a sons, 33 Eroadway.
I/VOR ST. 1IIOM \V. I., MERCHANTS' I?Kt>rATCX
T" "*"! -'"'y 'A ",e Kt'v.inalilp WILLIAM
I A l>l It, <'a|>1..11, \\ lllium I'limiuif-r, will ilriiintch"<l ?
hbovp.
: >or freight or patnacn, luivlng unequalled accommodation*
, for comfort, nj>niy In
A. I'lII I.I PS 4 COLLINS, 41 So lb alrocl.
I'oilltvclj no frrtglit recclvwd nflcr Sitlur.lnr, t'uI. AjfCiiu
l in SI. Ih<nn/i>, Mfmr (.<<>. A. I'lillipa A <o, ?im will
. prompt!/ lo'wmd Mil (OvJ*ritat'Ufd for tli? adjM'Oul ulauda
I or Ib? uiniu.
i D.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
COA^TWIHd STRItH'IllM.
rpeXAB LINK
%. ... (Vkl?*?lon Hitimm.
Th? A) Mrararr A KI AI)NK, C?pUitt Mldlldan, at pIcrM
I-Ml rlrcr, will Mil on s?tur<i?jt, Jul. ?.
All |oo<1a for llouatiin or ibr liittnri will b? (nrw?r4*4 fetf
our agents, Maura. T. H. NeM*lion A , fiat at charm.
For freight or paaaags apply to
C. H. MALLOKY k CO.. U.1 Maldsa laa*
ClOB NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
F Old Line. bow freight.
The well known first class lilcwh'rlalra-iMivta
BIKNV1LLK,
J. H. Baker, Commander.
will leave pier No. 86 North river, on Saturday, July tt, at I
P. M. Freight taken at through rales tor M. Louis, MsMla
and (ialvrston.
For freight or passage, having superior ar-<ommodatl?aa,
apply to LlYlNUSrON, FOX k CO..
?i Liberty street
IjlOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship t.lna,
leaving pier No. 9 North river, at t o'clock P. M.,aafol.
lows;?
BT. LOU IK, Whitehead July IS
MARIPOSA, liembla July*
freight received dally. Through rain given Tor Oalveetea,
Indlauola, Mobile, and St. Louis.
Cabin passage. >*.50; atoeragi*, frJo. For passage or (might
apply to If. B. CKOMWBLl. * CO., 81 West atreaC
FOR NKW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINK.
From plei No. 12 North river, at 3 o'clock I'. M.,
SHERMAN,
on Saturday. July 2K.
Freight received daily. Through rates given for St. Louie,
Vltkshtirg, Mobile. Oalveston and Indlanola.
For freight or passase, having acii>erlor noeoaiMMM^
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 4.1 Broadway
VjlOR CHARLESTON, 8. C , THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
and Florida porta.
New York and Charleston Steamship Company's lirst olaM
aide wheel su-aimililp
CIIAMI'ION. Captain It. W. I.orkwood.
on Saturday, July W, at U 1*. M., sailing Hum pier No. r. Mot a
river.
Superior accommodations (or passengers.
Through passage ticket* and bills of lading issued in C4>anertion
wltli the South Carolina Railroad to alt point* South
and Southwest and with steamers to Florida port*.
Insurance by thlillue one hall per cent.
The ASHLAND will follow and sal! on Wednesday, Jul#
47.
HENRY R. MORGAN k CO., Acents,
;vi Broadway.
FOR NORFOLK. CIT? POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of thlallu* leave pier 37 Nortn rlvar, t?A *t ,
Beach street,
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tuesdar,
Thursday and Saturday, at 2 P. M , connecting wttS the Virginia
aud Tennessee Air line, the Seaboard Inland Air Una.
IVtersburg and Weldon railroads Cliesipetka and ubleialL
roads and Klohosond an l Hanvllln railroad*. Through pat <
,i ...r UrLeis and tliroiwh bills .if ladum at reduced latest*
II points South miuI South went.
Apply ?t o'Uce on pier *7. or to
N. L. Mi'CREADY, Preuuoiit,
IK7 (Jrecuwlch ilreet. corne of (tff.
EXCURSIONS.
A?A THE FIBHINO BANKS DAILY, SATURDAYS
excepted, uteuim-r K1I' VAN WINKLE, Captain Steamuni,
leaving Peck illp nt 7 :' *) A. M., CbrWloplier Mmt
ut 8 A. M., Mid pier So. 4 North river at 8:4ft A M. HaH,
linn, rerrnhinentt and niuitc on botrd. Fare $1; ladlea
50 cents.
A-BARtlKS ANNA, MORTON. A<\. FOR EXCUR.
eioni; laloon lUtmor Wyoming ami iteauirr Martha
Waahlngton, Ficelator Park, Eagletwood and Croeietl tiro re
to let outce oBH Wrat utrcct, opposite Chrlelopher ArMl ferry.
H. B. OHOB8KTT. [
A SUNDAY EXCURSION TO IIARLKM, IIIOH
Bridge ami Knrle'i Park. Steamer*SYLVAN STRKAlf
and tll.EN will leave Perk alip every hour, (rum til A. M. tin*
til7 P. M.; leave Harlem every hour, from 9 A. M. until f t.
M., lendln; nt Eleventh itreet each way. Fare on Sunday^
IftccnU. * 4
A HOY I OR ROCKAWAY BEACH I -SUNDAY EXUUR/\
ilon to Rockaway and aeaeldr.?Tue fait (Ailing leaser
SI'TH Low, Captain Bloodgood, will maka two tripe to
Rockaway Beaeh on Sunday, Tiny 14, lK7i>. making lbs thrM
hotol landing*; connecting with (all boaia for Var Rookaway;
leaving Eighth itrnet, East river, 7 :H0 A. M. ; Hotith
Sixth atreet, Wllllamabiirg, 7:45 A. M.. I P. M.; l'eck allp,
A. M.. 1 : 1 f> p. M.; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, 8:15 A. M., 1 \M P.
M.; Warren itreet. North fiver, 8 :4f> A. M., 1:4!> I*. M.; pier
4, North river, 1* A. M., 3 P. M. Iltitiirniiig, leave Rockavav \
Beach al II A. M. and 8 :S0 P. M., making all ttio above laad
Inge on the laat return trip. Fare for the excurilon, 91. J
Captain I. O. PIIILIPJ.
OEOKOE T. BAMM1*. A
A SATURDAY AND SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT TO .
Rockaway Beach, July !W and :!4, eteamer RYLYAW 1
tiROVK. Captain Wm. Baulstr, will leave for Rockaway i
Beach aa follow*Leave Harlem. 7 :8u A. M.; liOth atreet, ,
7 M A. M.: Eleventh atreet, H A. M.: Peek i?llp. B:X0 A- H. I
Warren atreet, 9 A. M.: pier 4,9:16 A. II. Afternoon trip
Sunday: Peck allp, 1 P. M.; Warren (treat, 1:1ft P. M.; uJer
4,1:30 P.M. Returning, leave Rockaway at 4 P.M. Par*
for the eicurtlon, one dollar. ^
A-^t'NUAY EXCURSION FOR NEW ItoCHRLLR
and Olen Cove, landing nt College Point, WhttratOM
City Island, Band*' Point, Ulenwood and Roalya. i
The beautiful ateamboat NELItY WHITE leave*
Perk Blip every Sunday morning, at 9 o'clock, rain or aMae,
for the above place*; retuinlnr, leave* Roalvn al i Oleu
Cove at 9 and New Rochelle at S :0, arilvirig at Uto city at
? r M. ,
/ 10NIY ISLAND?NORTH AND EAST 111VI.It I.INKA
* ' to the ?ea abore of Coney I* ami. Extra accommodation!
for Sundayi. North lUver Mite -The ileamer NOBWALK
rum regularly every day, leaving \\e<t Tenth atreet
al 9 r.'.O, 12:2c, icIO; Warren atreet at 8:40. IJ :4c,?; Pier 4 at
ID, 1, and 4 o'clock. Eait River Line-The eteamer META
rum regularly every dny leav.ng EUhth ptreel at 8: Ml, II
8:30; Peck allp at 8:4o, II :4o,:!r'O; Fulton Kerry, Brooklyn, at
9, 12, and 8 o'clock. N.B.?The (learner ANTI'.Lt?PI{ will
loave the lilnud on Sunday! at 7 o'clock, in connection wlih
the other boati. 1
DAII.Y BOAT FOR THE MHHI.MO BANKS SATURdayi
and Sundan excepted). The fait lal'ing iteamboat,
with upper and lower laluuna, SVLVAN SIIOKK, Cap- 1
lain ftln?v will li'itrr N'rtrfh F i.-Jith ir^r>t. U llllariialiuru fi ii
A. M.; liluhtll Mreet, Kant river, 7 A. M.j I'erk Slip, 7 jf
A. M.; Christopher ?trest, North rlvsr, # A. M.; pier i
North river, 8 A. M . On Saturdar, from Newark (wharf
bflnw Stephen A Condlt'g), at 8 o'clock A. M , landing al
Bersrn Point. Baft, Ituea and refreshment* oa l.o?r<L AIM
hrem and col III Ion band. I'are filly mil.
J7VKNINO TELE< iRA M.
SEE THE LATEST RELlAbLK
SPECIAL DESrATOIlKS.
THE LAROEST CIRCULATION
OK ANY EVENING PArER
ALL THE LATEST NEW*.
ALL OVER TfIR CITY. '
TWO~TENTH
A ORFAT WAR
VAKTO0N
TO-DAY.
lilOR THE PI8HINO HANKS?DAILT, SATURDAY*
I' eiccpt'd. <lent*i <1; Lsd'c* f,0c. Tim well known sea
goln;; m.-aiuiT STATE Of MAINE, Captain It. I*. Tremaio.
with her commodious main and upper naloort will tear#
Eighth direct. Kail river, at 7 A. M.; Veck Slip, Ka*l ri??r|
at 7 A. M.; Christopher iitreet, North river, at 8 A. M :
l'icr No. 4, North rirer, at 8:ju A. M. LuU's brass and
coliK j.i hull I. Imll, lint and rerrealiincnti oil bo: id. j
/""< RANII EXCURSION TO SANDY IIOOK, HKlltLANOi,
\I and lied Hank, N. .1. The Klc imer SP.A-BIRO W?tC
pier fool Warren street, ti. R., Sunday mornine, 24th Ium j
at II o'clock ; returning, leaves Kcil Hank at 5 I7. M., afToi*
Ins paaaongors sulllclent time to bathe and enjoy the
brccrs. i
VTEW AND IIRST CLASH STEAMBOAT PLEASANT
ll VALLEY from Snrinc street dadr, Sunday! include*,
nt Id, 2, 6't and 7 V. M. foi Kort Lee, iVin int t'iflley and
Shudy blilfl, landing at Thirty-fourth street both way*.
\Ti WBl'RO, POUOBKBBFUIB *RD ROXDOt r, LAND.
lA Ing at Co/jena', Weal Point. Cornwall, New Hamburg
and Milton. I lis steamboat MARY CO>V ELL, on and nftet
May 14, will learn Vejlry ?trce( idsr at I'. M. dally.
[>OCKAWAY BHACH.?THE 1AST AND 3AFB
ll ileaiisr I'OI'E (/'ATLIN, Captain H. O. Kariie, makes
regular dally trlj>? during ths entire amnion, lca? Iii.t East
Eighth street 7 :1a; I'sck MIp, 7 IS; I ultpri fc;ry, Brooklyn,
H :iH; Warren street, N. Y., V; leaving Hock a war at 3:3U P.
M., arriving ill New York at i r. M. Oood ir.iisfr and riy
fie?limeuts on board. Ladies' ?a!oon. Fare 50c. eneli way.
HKOULAR SIN DAY MORNING BOAT F<lR NEW*
burg. Cornwall, Cold Siirin;'. Wsst Point and Y inkers.
I he favorite ateambont SLEETY HOLLOW, Curtain .1 amsl
Klierman, leave* t'ultnu ferry, Brooklyn, at 8 A. M.; Christonh?i
utiect. North river. 8:90. ai:d Thlrtv-fourth street. Norili
titer, 9 o'clock Kara tor lb? excursion, $1.
CTI'-.AMKR THOMAS !'. IIIJI?SK. ( AIT. <1. W. \N NKTT*.
n l?*ivi*a Uallr ln>m C'liriitophcr alrei-t at 1H, 2, r>, landing at
Thirty 1 -.'irtl? itrrrt, fur PleaaaDt Val!?v ai I Kurt Le?v
Iienvr* Furl Lee ?l 7,1.', 3:46, 6, Hundaya tac'-uded. Mmlc >?
board ^
CTKAMROAT PORT l.l'.l'. ANI) OTIIl.lt llltHT CLA^H
H kliiraboati l" charter for Httnday icli >ot ptcnlra ami
other private pailicn, nitli Cioren.
C. HOLLERBEOE, 1?J Maiden lane. 1
CATURDAVR.-FlhlHIlO BANKS.?THE NEW ~ANO
O Ma?ncb atenmhoat FLORENCE will leare Warren tree!/
tiler !H?, on .lt:!y 33, Aiigiuit H, 18, 'id and 27, ?t 8A. M. | return
at i P. M Hint, llnea and refreshment*. N ) luU?ilc?tItij;
liquor* sold 'in board.
V>UNDAY BOAT FOR PEEK^KILL-THE RTKAMKR
0 ANTELOPE learea en-ry morn 1 tig, without eiceotlon,
from the font of Harrison ilrrrl. at 8 o'clock, landing at
1 lilrty fourth street at 8 :15, for Voi keii, Dobba' Kerry, Tarryiowu,
ami Nyack liv feiT.r, Sine Sing, llavcratrixw, tlraat^
Point, Verptanck'a anil PiokskllL Tarrytown omitted on
Bundaya. ^
rpo SARATOGA AND RETURN-KARK ICR TIlS
X round trip $6; Excursion Tickats lof sale at pier 44
North river. Steamers leave daily a'. 6 P. V., f>aturd*ye Wj
cepted. " j|
THE KAVORITK, ELEGANT, PALATIAL HTKAMKB
KI'NNYKiDE, unequalled for slie, spaed. safety an?
! comfort, carryinn 'J.MW passe""" ,
I ./ .. to cnarter lof plce'OC
r-.-..:?- *? other steamers and barges. lot*
Island and other srore*. ,
BLOOMER A CO., US front street, >!|
WANTKP TO ri KCUAW. ^
if ANTi o ir.o pert 2 nroH secondhand sHArti
TT Iny. A ppl> at 2S tud 80 Spruce slrfol,
\4'ANTED TO PURCHASE-A COUPLE OP NEW Orf
H ffcnnl himl Falliopn; niuiiufaclurera please eena
Illustrations end pr <;e llets. A-Mrf't II. A. (1LAS3KORD&
CO., Machinery Comiulsslou. Mwcliauta, 88 East 8eco?4
itrfal, ('InchjirII, Ohio. w
tlTOl'LD LIUP TO I'llROHABR A KIKE liROCBRl1,'
fl doing a good business, on one of the leading arsauMl
Sixth or i ightb preferred. Addr?M S., Herald oboe. ^
DKY <;<)()i?M.
MU.vi Itl SOLI TO-DAY RICH VELVET MANTLjl
ivuiiK .f IVt., lot $4Q a'ftt goo J Jnntilri til % lu <Aln
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