The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-04
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,ommodate his guests. Those who are fond of pure
,ir and good living will do well TO pay him visit
Is usual on Independence day, he calculates make
fine display with tireworksin the evening
The Harlem Railroad cars will run every fifteen
minutes, iIl twelve O'clock from the City Hall but
tter that hour from the corner Of Bowery ano
Sroone street, Thousands will doubtless ayai
themselves of the opportunity afforded by the holy.
works.
staten Island is a cool and delightful retreat The
quarantine boats will leave Whitehall nearly every
hour during the day. The Wave, Williamsburgh,
Staten Islander, and Samson, run all day long
When on the Island, go 10 Tom Hazard's-glorl.
Gus old Toms delightful place, near the wharf.
lie has The cieanest house-the finest garden--the
best cooks, and sets as good table any man on
the Island. A fine view from his house, and fine
view inside the house shout dinner time. Never go
to Staten Island without spending lew days with
old Tom Hazard.
The Warren makes fine excursion TO Roose-
VILE, and returns at O'Clock.
That beautiful boat, the New York, Capt. Hin
man. leaves the foot of Beekman street. for New
lIaven, at 6 A. M, and returns here at p. NJ
giving three hours TO see New Haven A glorious
trip.
The General Jackson makes two excursions to-
day TO Fort Hamilton and Bath. Fare Is cents
each way.
The Napoleon adverses to go to the Fishing
Banks, oil Sandy Hook, where paugles and bass are
Fort Hamilton noted for affordins delightful view
OF all the Notifications Of the Narows. Fare fifty
cents.
Those. excellent boats, the Albany and Troy, act
landing at Caldwell, West Point, Newburg and
Poughkeepsie. The party will go up in the Albany
and return in the Troy. Fare 81.
The Steamboat Mutual Safety will leave Dry
Dock, East River, at eight o'clock, A. NJ Market
street, 81; Canal street, at 9 and pier 10. !, North
River, at 81 O'Clock, excursion. down the bay
and outside ct Sandy Hook, about fifteen miles to
the floating light, landing also al Fort Hamilton
going and returning.
The ladies of St Thomas's Church at Mamaron-
eek propose TO hold fair at the recory in that vii
age, for the sale of useful and fancy articles the
ih aud 9th OF July, and the proceeds TO be appro-
priaed 10 the Improvement OF the church edlice and
rectory. 1t is delightful ride 10 Mamaroneck.
For West Point and Newburgh, the Highlander.
and o'clock, A. NJ, and foot of Hammond street,
quarter before 8.
For Fort Lee and Bulls Ferry, the steamers Will
liam Young and Boston will make seven trips from
the foot of Canal street-leavlng Canal street at 6,
8, 10, IL, 2, and 6o'cock.
For Bridgeport, landing at Horseneck and Nor.
walk, the Nimrod will leave east side of Catharine
Market slip at 6 o'clock.
The Superior will leave the foot of Chambers
street at quarter before for the same place.
For New Rochelle and Glen Cove, the American
Eagle will leave Fulton Market slip at half past eight
O'Clock, A: M. and the foot of Delaney street at
quarter before o'clock. When at New Rochelle
go to the Neptune House, kept by G. +. Rice, and
spend the day, and you'll thank us for our advice 3
IL
For Flushing, Astoria and Ravenswood, the States
man will leave Fulton Market slip at 7 o'clock, and
10 o'clock A. M and at half past 3 o'clock, p. M
Al Flushing, go to the Pavilion, kept by Harry
Wooley, who sets capital table, keeps fine dogs
has good shooting. and has delightful house
The steamboat Jacob Bell will leave the foot of
Govemeur street at 81 A. NJ and p. M. on ex-
cursion to Harlem
The Napoleon will so down to the fishing banks,
leaving Hammond street at 8, Canal street at 81,
and Pike street at ~ A. NJ.
The Dream will leave Main street, Brooklyn, ats,
and pier No f. Z. at 81 o'clock, to visit Gov Gil
bert Davs's plantation at Coney Island.
Strikers Bay is glorious spot-a fine ride-fne
sardens--hne tlowers-hne fruit-and fine walk |
90 out to visit the Cro,on Water Works Strikers
Bay is very near it. Go there, and you will be in
dwelling in which Washington resided during por
ion of that struggle for freedom, the contamination
landlord.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NlBIo's CARDINALS usual, Nibo holds out great
inducements. The Ravel Family with all their
aux!lar,es are to appear and d" asstonsng thing
performances there is to be promenade concert
in the saloon and grand display OF fireworks, such
one knows better how to prepare than Mr.
Edge, the pyrotechnlst OF the garden.
PANORAMA OF JERusALEM.-Thsb beautiful view is
TO be removed soon after the 4th OF July. On Mon
lay doubt not the rotunda will be thronged
Strangers should not leave the city without seeing
it, they will probably never have another opporu-
atty. Open all day. In the evening explanatory
lecture will be given and the picture will be brilliant
ly Illuminated.
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-This exhi-
ton is still open None of the pictures now there
will ever be exhibited again.
THE PARK Blackstone and Mrs Ftzwilliams
play here tonight.
CHATHAM glorious bill here.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Immense attractions.
AT THE TIvoLl under the management of Mr.
Samuel Butler, there are to be night and day per
tormsnces made up of pretty little vaudevilles, in
which Mr.. and Mrs Butler, Mr.. p. Richings, Mr.
Graham and others will appear. Then there's to
be view of the Thames Tunnel, Fireworks, &c
All this for 25 cents.
And VAuxHAIL is not 10 be outdone by the more
aris,ocratic gardens. The manager is going to give
all sorts of things, really too numerous to mention
so we must refer the industrious reader to the ad-
vertisement.
AMERICAN MusEuM-This immense establishment
Is situated at the corner of Broadway and Ann sts
opposite ST Paus Church and the Astor House and
from It's lofty aud commanding position, its splendid
and AIRY Garden on the top the lengthy Balcony ex
tending round the whole front of the building and
nearly one hundred windows fronting on Broadway
and the Park, it is decidedly the best place in the
city for viewing the military and civic professions
which must ell pass here, and also the various dis
plays Of fireworks which take place throughout the
city ms stupendous Museum contains six spa
clous saloons. each over hundred feet in length
the whole OF which are sufficiently capacous to
comfortably accommodate fifteen thousand persons
These saloons are all filed each side with cases
containing nearly one million OF curosities brought
from every part OF the world. The Museum was
founded by Mr.. John Scudder in 1910, and the orig
nal cost OF the collection over one hundred
thousand dollars, besides many valuable articles
which have been presented to the establishment
But what shall we say Of the performances to BE-
presented at the Museum to-day and which are To
be repeated ten times First is the Mysterious La
dy, who has been engaged for this day only--the
MANAGER hundred liars for fhc day
A short description of her wonderful performances
will be seen in the advertisement In point of won
der, they beat the world they must be seen to be
appreciated; II is no longer matter of surprise
that people have believed in witchcraft. Her per-
iormances have never been attempted since the days
of the Witch OF Endor. Besides her, there are six
or eight other talented performers, who give good
vaney, such as songs, dance, Duets Chinese Jug