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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22
The weather in This CT
ONE OF THE PRESIDENTS HOUSES BURNED


Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OL
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Try . Bottle OF Chevalicr's Lie for the
HAIR. See how rapidly, beautifully and pleasantly 10
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THE HERALD COMMISSIONER IN CUBA.

From the Wathena (Kansas) Reporter.1
The NEW YORK HERALD has Special Commits
tioner, by the name OF James J. O'Kely, in Cub o
Investigating the progress of the instruction
there and who dispatches the results OF his OBJ
servations to that paper. Mr.. O'Kelly recently APP
pled to General Morales of the Spanish forces, for
bermission to pass the lines of his command. Mo-
tales told him to go where he liked, but If caught
among the insurgents or again within the Spanish
lines he would be shot as spy The HERALD
with an air OF justly aroused Indignation,
replies that II its Commissioner receives
any injury at the hands OF the Spaniards
without he violates the law, they will suffer the
penalty, not alone in Cuba but on every inch OF
Boil that owes its allegiance to the Spanish nag.
At first this language may sound like an arrogant
boast but upon reflection the matter assumes q
somewhat serious phase. There can be little
doubt that the murder by the Spanish troops in
Cuba OF an American citizen and newspaper CORE
Spondent in the simple performance OF his duty,
and who had committed no act of illegalIty or i'm
propriety, would quickly lead to an adjustment OF
Tered long and patiently the check which the war In
Cuba necessarily puts upon our commerce, and which
interests of millions Of dollars The people univer-
bally believe that the island properly belongs to
the United states, and many OF our leading states
men coincide in the popular opinion that 1t soon
will. The war has now been IN progress mere than
four years with as little prospect as ever Of it's
maintain the barbarOus and hateful Institution OF
slavery. in all its darkest and most disgusting
phases after having made pretent0ns toward
Emancipation. The Cubans are a noble and patriotic
race VINO have borne the iron yoke OF Spain until
Iorpearance ceased to be virtue, and VINO Justly
deserve the success OF their cause. If accorded
She rights Of belligerents by our government they
would drive their enemies from the island most
Bummarily. In the event that Mr.. 0'Kelly should
fecelve injury from the spanish authorities the
whole United states would condemn the act as
cowardly outrage. The voice of the press would
easily be enlisted in favor or intervention between
Spain and CUBA, and an expedition that would
nee slavery all over the world and add another
star to the Star Spangled Banner would not be I'M
popular with the people. Something Is sure to
aurn up ere long that will end the bloody and
almost barbarous war that is now going on there.
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THE STORM YESTERDAY.
A Heavy Downpour OF snow, sIcet and
Rain.


Rain.
Yesterday was by far the most disagreeable day
of the present season. Early IN the morning o
thin, watery snow c0mmsnced to fall which,
about ton O'Clock, changed to genuine RAIN and for
four hours the rain poured down In such torrents
as the Oldest inhabstant has seldom witnessed.
In less than half hour the streets and sidewalks
were Hooded, and the pede strians who were out
were up to their knees in slush and mud. UIn-
brellas were OF no use as the rain came rom
all quarters. penetrating through overcoats
and rubbers until it reached the skin The horses
attached to the street cars had a hard time
OF it, ana in their course they dashed the mud and
water upon all passers by. Broadway was blocked
with despatched vehicles as 1t has rarely been be-
fore, and the attempt to cross at any point down
town was attended with serious DANGER The
policemen attired in leather coats and pants, had
a hard time Of 1t In assisting the few ladies who
were out through the maze OF stages and Wagons,
and the faces OF most OF them were so covered
with dirt as to be almost unrecognizabe. The
block was worst at Fulton and Ann streets,
teams being delayed sometimes more than an
hour. couple OF members OF Mr.. Bergh's vigil
lance committee We're stationed at the crossings,
a fSe sner nsos. 70 mpeae ,rsc ana aoarns
tence, apart from this, was never more soreiy
tried.
Along the wharves and the water front the
streets presented singular spectacle, and were 1t
not for the surroundings one would imagine he
was transported to Venice, the city OF the sea.
Great pools Ofwater were to be seen IN every part
OF the street. deep enough aud wide enough to
hoat small boats, and the wheels OF trucks were
nearly covered over In passing through. The water
poured into the cellars OF the warehouses, and it.
had to be Ike It constantly baled out to prevent an
overflow. 1t ran into the ferry houses In such tor
rents that many OF the passengers thought that the
Deuge had come again. and they looked In the
heavens In vain for the rainbow. The snow which
remained on the streets since the last storm was
melted into slush, and where 1t had frozen the side
walks were SO slippery as to be almost impossible.
In the afternoon the downfall moderated some
what and In a short time changed to snow, then to
seet and back to rain again. Chatham street was
packed with street cars and great delay ensued in
the trips, which could not possibly be made on
time. About dusk the sweepers were brought into
requisitiOn, and woe to the unhappy wight who
CHANGED to he passing at the time, as the mud was
scattered thicky upon the sidewalks and the walls
and windows OF the stores. In the evening the
storm abated and the sky cleared up, but the eff
fects remained and will do so Tor some days. There
was vast amount OF swearing done on broadway,
but the prOvocation was great and the profanity
was in some measure excusabe.
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The storm Along the Hudson.

PoUGuKEEPsIE, N. y, Feb. 81, 1873.
Another severe snow storm prevailed at all
points on the Hudson north OF here to-day. At
this place the new snow Is eight inches deep, and
north OF here ten inches. The weather to night is
mud, and the storm has abated. All the trains on
the Hudson River Railroad are delayed. There are
no street cars running here.
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A.-WnshinCton,s Birthda !

We know better way of celebrating the day and
guarding health against the frequent aud disagreed
bic changes of the weather than by taking RUSSIAN
BATH at rs East Fourth street.
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ConsumptfOn's Death Warrant VIII
never "a Ike effect on any human being who HALEs
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR in the early stages
of the disease.
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Chspped Hands ana Rough skin Cursdf
~ using JUNIPER TAR SOAP manufactured nv CAa.
WELL HAZARD CO.. New York.
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GUY EARLSCoURT'S wIFE-Annther edition Of NAV
Agnes Flemings successful novel "For ingenuity
Of plot variety incident and vivid portrayal Of the
passions which agitae the human mind no novel 81 ata
has achieved marked success" -" Price u 70.
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r r A N G e.
Parliamentary Party Rupture Between the
Men Of the Right and Right Centre.
The Questions Of Second Chamber Of Lsgisla-
ton and an Electoral Law-President Theirs
Exposition to the Committee of Thirty-Po-
litical Genius and Management of the
Executive Chief-American Ban
quot to the Diplomatic Corps.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HssALs.

PARIS, Feb. d. 1873.
The decision OF the Committee OF Thirty by their
vote on Wednesday last, in favor OF creating
second Chamber of the Assembly, has led to
complete rupture between the parties OF the Right
and Right Centre
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
list OF NEW BOOKS.

LAST OF NEW bOOhS.
CLIFFORD TROUP-A novel cG absorbing interest, bv
Mrs Westmoreand, of Georgia, author of "Hcart Hum
syb rcws which s X had such an enormous sale last year.
Hon. Alexander Stevens says,-"CLIrFoRD TR0Uf:
w. my opini9S quite an $ qPoa ead
PLYMOUTH CHURCH, BROOKLYN-A complete his.
to Of snrg %.T % 70 @ pss
snt day With numerous portraits, Illustrations and
saIe 4. Brock, Of Virginia. - Pias 81 49,
this BOOK Of lice
e s to se Ss
zncns q womsny love for womas reading than KEN
GUY EARLsCoURT's wIFE-Annther edition of NAV
ap po ysrsy %G sssn sd
welsh aate ns n%sa
These books beautifully bound sold everywhere
and sent by Is e5
Madison square, New York
4 TREATISE; ON THE STRENGTH OF BRIDGES
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By SAMUEL sHREvE, Civil Engineer.
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D. VAN NosTRAND, Publisher.
% Murray street and ~ warren street.
=. Copies sent free by mail ON receipt OF price.
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SEAvE Boys 5ss Fof9GNs and t viii in
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y IiArarisss a.. s NJ s. S sssS; bought.
Theological Works;
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LARRY COvERDALE's C0URTsiuP AND MAR
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Tom SsDs! sSs't
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in CLOTH Miss IF q DH q Rr4PsE COMPLETE WORKS.
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Who Shall he Victor. 1 75' Michael kudopn 70
How He Did II; or Was He Guilty u
Above are in cloth q II RaPss eSyeE g. =, sash
Harry Coverdae's Conrtship and Marriage cloth q
Tom Racquet Illustrated. Paper rs cents cloth. u
The Mysterious Guest BY Miss Eliza A. Dupuy.--- %
Lewis Arundel illustrated Paper, -; cloth %
Greatest Plague Of Lite Illustrated Covers.-. "
Madame De Chanbay. Ky Alexandra Dumas Sd
Count OF Monte. Cristo. BY Alexandra Dumas.
New and Beautful Edition. Paper. 81 eoi CLOTH; -
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Edmond Dancs. sequel to "Monte- Cristo" q
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| Beautiful snow and Other Poems. A New apa Beau. 49,
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The Outcast Other Poems BY ]. w. Watson W
-. Above Books for sale by all Booksellers or wiz
SAINT, post paid RENTING rice to the pubshers
| T. y. PETERSON 4 BRQTHEf.S,
| 306 Chestnut street, philadelphia, Pa
| TyEALTH OF BANKERs.-Is n A FACT THAT -
LII bank died last moi. tn IN New York. " OF con-
SYMPHONY 1t Is so stated THE SCIENCE OF hEALTH.
principles which bankers brokers and others OF sede
| tary habits would do well TO read THE SCIENCE OF
HEALTH is class orthlY ~ year, 20 cents q
number. Published by s. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, New
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The Old, Reliable Hall Safo-345 and
3i7 Broadway, New York Tie best In the world.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to . 7. N.
On Sunday from 3to 3 r. NJ
A.-SmOIxe ssSurbrug's" Golden Seeptre,
n pure delicious Tobacco. Depot 15l Fulton street.
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TrEALTH OF BANKERs.-Is n A FACT THAT -
Ii bank clerks died last month " ksw work Ia Of con-
suInplionY 1t Is stated THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH,
for March, ready consideys the subject on hygenio
tary habits would do well to read The SCIENCE OF
HEALTH is first class rthly - year, 20 cents .
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH. BROOKLYN-A complete his.
tory of this remarkable church, from It's establishments
BY Rev. Henry Ward Beecher l7 down to the pres
ent day. With numerous portraits, Illustrations and
plans. -" Price g.
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KENNETH, MY KING-A charming new moved BY Ma
Sallie A. Brock, OF Virginia ~ Prtee 81 75-
The New York World, in very fattering review Of
this book, says Its deneatons OF life manners and
scenery rise at times to almost dylliG sweetness and
beauty of conception and there few pleasater fdea
cations OF womanly love for wOmairs reading than KEN
METH, MY KING.n
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CLIFFORD TROUP-A novel Of absorbing interest, bv
Mrs Westmoreand of Georgia, author of "Hcart Hum
gryb which; had such an enormous sale last year.
Hon. Alexander Stevens says :-"CLIFFORD TROUP.
In my opinion, Is quite an IMPROVEMENT upon Hears
Hungry think 1t will greatly add to the already
extensive reputation OF the auth0r.W ttal ff rf.n
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Hon. +. n. Washburne United states Minister
will entertain the diplomatic corps at dinner to-
mo rrow.
OUTFLOW OF SPECIE.
The specie In the Bank OF France has decreased
$4,000 francs during the past week.
BANKRUPT BANK FURNITURE.
The American Register announces the sale at
auction OF the ONCE fixtures and other effects Of
the bankrupt firm OF Bowles Brothers.
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JAMES N. BROWN, CHAIRMAN.
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IN. -
AND ROOFS with practical applicato and examples
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Denis Donovan's Restaurant and Table
d'hote No East Twelfth street--Regular Breakfast
choise OF dishes, 75c dinner 81 So ineiuding wine
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The Lcgftimists, Orleanists and M
Thiers-An Old Quarrel Renewed.

fARB, req. Il. 1919.
The quarrel between the Legtimists and Orlean-
ness.
LINTON (newspaper) accuses the Dukes de Trog-
lie and d'Andifret-Pasquier OF making compact
with M. Theirs and betrayng the Assembly their
motive being "solely to obtain ONCE for themselves
and their friends"
The Marquis de Franchin has addressed letter
to the Due d'Aumale accusing him OF dividing the
House OF Orleans by seeking to set up younger
branch with himself at the head.
The sun., 1873-06-30
p,rsonnl Aotltts.

Ill. vol enlisted before July 22 1851 for A year.
~ can get fU bounty. Increase to o. invalid nensin
ers, lr2cmunel fnrcapture y. orleans. h. r. BROOK
atechlef clerk L. = sanitary Com Agency ill Nassau
II JOHN MIIEALAN, tailor lately from ST
iJoih s. y, r" VII call at - Dey st. he viii hear
The sun., 1873-06-30

Observation-Disclosures leave

DENN~htNA ANA AlIRDtD Trains leave
! New York from foot OF Desnrosses and Cortlapdt
sts., AZ follows;
Express Tor Harrisburg Pttsburg thewest and South
Win Pullman palace ears attached, $50 A. NJ s. T. and
s$ P'M, sunday :, 4 and s& 7, ".
.yyans Az Nm inS ana Se S sSnfn 2 u" sd1s. rSpU
s,a r n; VIA T. " and II. H. Il. ats A. A. 1880 and 3
EiPres. for PMladephia $50. $50, ., go \ NJ, l2N
For Philadelphia via kensngton At \. NJ and G.lO
y NJ, Sunday t;lO r. VI.
tmigrant and second class, 7O5 PM
For Newark AZ $50, 4. 6J :. 1:iU $40 O. No. II A. NJ i9
lln NJ ANA n night sunday 3:3D o ~ flO. S. T. Nl
For Elizabeth, oJ, q. f3 l. 40 slu g. 10, II l. ~ IL
NJ l23 ?, 80 a 3Al 40, i5, 5.}n i.ti Il. tA Ai :
-. liD T. NJ, ana u night sunday $50, $50 t.lO and
For Railway. $50 f. 63o, $50 09l. 10 4 NJ 12 noon
i = 80, 3, $3.50, $40, iH j& $40 o. 6u, 6, 49, = 10 H.
NJ, and night. sunday 5!l and G;lu T.. ".
FoT Moodnridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 M, $50,
For New Bruns9Ick, $50 IAN, ,i2N,L2SA A'o s2o,
bu, T. M,l und u night. SUNDAY S.i $40, amt r. NJ.
For Phlnpsburg ant Bclyidrre, 2 and T. VI
ACCOMMODATION for Buricntown, Burlington and
oIFm4ef. Fay fIresala saG ~ a NJ l;s 9&3d NJ
For Jameaburg, PemhertOn, Camden, 6A. NJ and via
boat from Pier 80. /, 3;p 4. NJ.
Trains arrive Us foowst From Pittsburg, 6.5O l025
daily, except Monday, From Washington and Baiti'
more, go 4. ": and 4 p, NJ, via "Pennsyiyana Air
A., via ". 4 u, Y. 4. Sunday $40 A. N. From Pha.
355, i35, $50 1}5, Sll 1918 + N. sunday SRI Gi6 S
l2O A, NJ. 3i5, 1913 T.. NJ. ' N''
Ticket oihces, $50 tS, 2il, and sii broadway Astor
grant ticket once. battery place.
ID, NJ BOYD, Jr., Gen. Passenger Agent.
A. j. CAssArr' General Manager.
The sun., 1873-06-30
MatlIlnern.
NNANTED

NJ NANTED - secondhand machinery, engines
~ hIl'H no II rn"s swing mli ting Iulrhtur-, me-
uN 'f' Hlilrr ann Press, ur sull.i r.N
PtN' rN' ans li t'.s. ruu,h- rulnl4, hu.cr,, ant
1, ,'tt ID. inch sudi,Ius AdItvss at once, A., be- 4
The sun., 1873-06-30
tublir rotltts.
NOTICE Neutrality-suspicious. FOR
OFFICE or TuF COMMISSIONER oF iUrIE.,J
81 tU,MWtE~ ST.. rAHK.

OFFICE or ruF COMMISSIONER oF IUriE..J
Ntw IuEk. June it. l,,IN
Appnclt 9ns FOR exemption, win be heard urc ~ N
serving Who have become exempt and ali needed uiur.
nation VII hr given or sugs, salons received,
proved pcrmnu"nt exemption VIII receive . " I1rl cl.
S,1gar nyr 5'lGTe ,GW e. Gge'ar c.g ma, ne
hr answered IN person u possible ana Ht tl, office
"nN G9dyr sc,grs ncna,Ie. Il cNmpt thg pa,y
9Hi,~Tr igy anl in person. giving ~! 2n1 C9i
MINIER, or srElNGto to, serve in, by applying here be-
tore ne First or FALL LIST Is sent IN next s,ptemocr
TIRE lisisFre R2w beng made * Old and new utor.
Var. rstfirsV Vssd s&d M.rc6 6s yTTS and SIr, .pT
NAV and June IS5ii w. ' 'N'''"h ''H I
Persons enrolled" as liable and allowed the privi.
when called or ray their hnes 40 mere excuse vii he
allowed or in.erferchce permitted The nncs received
shlc serve az The time selected pay the expense.
th's ONCE, and unpaid VIII be entered Judgment.
% person can get excused here and am Informed
mat The Judges hereafter viii not allow merchants,
rtadr or get excused from tie moderate dut! required
An good citizens VIII aid the course ~ Justice and
secure reliable and respectable Iurcs. and cuuaINa
me duty 3y serving promptly Wh,n summoned, allow
me any attempt At hrlb,ry ur evasion ana ,usgr,i
names for enrunent Persons between ~ and ~ year,
OF age, summer Ahsrntrrs, persons temporarily m and
Inllcd states and plstr'o, Court jurors ARE NuT lN
Every man musi attend 20 his own notice. ItisA
misdcncHnor to give any Jury paper another tn lu-
sNcr II is also punishable by me or nprisouiueut 10
rcctly in r.atcn toa Jury service, or to Withhold ay
paper or make false satrmcnt, and every case 4
allowed in regard to jury notices. and any one as.ns
be- # giving any such fce or prrsen vi
DOUGLAS TAYLOR Commissioner
Park.
The sun., 1873-06-30
Rtal &stai..
A GALA DAY
,Ay
At GLENDALE, l.. l..

At GLENDALE, L. l.,
FRIDAY, JULY 4. 1874.
FREE EXCURSION for all who desire to secure lar
gains and to purchase % hOalc, % nindtca iium the
Ferry on graded avenues in full view Of the city Of
brooklyn.
Glendsle Ia lovely spot and will soon he included in
the city.
We arc determined to close o1t our few remaining
Lots On the Fourth Of July.
TERMS s5 TO $40 MONTHLY.
Possession on payment OF nrst instaliment. No inter
cot, tIxes. or assessments
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS will he offered
on this daN only.
TWO EXCURSIONS IN ONF DAY
first Excursion at II Ocluc@ a. ".
Second excursion VI O'Clock J.. NJ
Two splendid Lots to be given away to Glasses and
II on the ith Of July.
one ticket in the free distribution Of Pr1c Lot be
longing to- ClasaC
OWEN 10 EACH EXCuRsIONtsr on the ith
Only limited number of Tlrtcts Issued.
GALL EARLY
At the Office of the Glendale Lot Association 81 Cedar
Il, room ,, New York
The sun., 1873-06-30
FL u S H | N G
PAR K.

This property Is situated near four railroad depot.
tho CCn'tc Of the thTidg village Of Flushing six mes
from New YORK CITY, ana s within tue aud tins
of merchants clerks and mechanics II forms, with is
surroundings of beautiful villas and nlrsercs one of
Tie nncst lanCscdpc pictures In the vicinity OF New
Flushing Park has be aid out and Is being Improved
with especial reference to the Immediate
Of moderate means, who dcsirr to secure all the com.
fOr's and convenience to he enjoyed In city home
the price OF unimpruvcd lots, while also aforug hne
Opportunity for those seeking safe aud desirable invest
The streets being graded and splendid Aidewals
laid i.u trees have been set out thu tho Improve
mnts embrace the whole park without reference 20 In.
dyldual cooperation.
Thus is presented perfect system " public improve
ments for the enjoyment OF every lot owner without
extra cost with liability for assessments oft
creased to doubc the value Of the improvements
through political Jobbcry always indefinite In anoun
knadditIoni advantage arises from the fact thu, ne
time thus not only increasing the general uity but
also greatly enhancing the beauty Of such as are In
tcndco for ornament.
orinsancc avnrcty In width AMI .tylc of walk AMI
difference IN time OF planting trees must leave aragP
and irregular appearance, which In the ParK whOJ
avoided.
w be rccollectcd that the price ~ tJDl per lot
$40 month all cost to the purchaser and gve
him her Ave years time without Interest ana without
any further expense.
that the confidence inspired by our past abors jonea
with our present efforts will secure pleasant he.lhy
cheap and Independent homes tor hundres
paying extortionate rens and dwelling IN the po
sonous Atmosphere Of crowded tenements.
Free excursions daily from store tg "a ay' leaving
~ BENJ. W. HITCHCOCK.
store, Ae Sd av. New York
The sun., 1873-06-30
Sillatos.
erturs,1ns.

1 GRAND gala eycursinn ug the Hudson 90 West
y Pom, and Iona Istnd, lAul us 40 NouAc--
Luy I. Magnificent saloon steamer Hnlmlrl. capt
Taylor. leaves Fulton frrry rrooklyn r.cs slip,
J. T.. ~fi Christopher IT, y. a.. %. .ttu ST. y o..
lhCur- un tickets Gentlemen. o.. Aglr.. ~ cents .
tuaf.
FORT LFE. Pleasant Wales. and shady ~ldcstcam.
4 e. ."afr t't o. 'u spring rf. i"A 81. 20 and 3
7 NJ, landing 90 ! - &. uuft. LATER sunday time
rom ~plius 81. d. 90. 20 \. ", % g. and . ~ r. NJ.
aullug At .iI -. tirr. B.. cents
The sun., 1873-06-30
St,amtoats ano alllroioI.

ALBANY TROY, 81; SAR\ToGA; $50
DREW. Leave Ncstry st. Pier at so 4 NJ and Sh ST.
north - Erie terry At i' landing AT Ionkcrs Tarry
Ihiuebeck, Tyoli a,sktll aud Hudson. CONNECTING
Tor all points VEST and NORTH. Trip tickets to West
Point cornwall, and New burgh, returning same day
~. Tickets by special ,ars aud baggage checked to
Saratoga
The sun., 1873-06-30

1lusl,al snstrumtnis.
4 -sl25 -Reautifu iron frame piano. stool. So
~ u. modern improvements fully .1Iuautccd. GOLD.
SMITH ;. - Blccckcr st. near BOWcry
4 ROSEWOOD 7.ortave pianoforte ans 2.8 East
~ Sth 81, between 2d aud "a ays.
DEAITIFII. rosewood piano, s-O, powerful tone
- Instruments taken tABLt, lu' West <id II.
ELEGANT I.octaye rosewood pianoforte, French
- action, oNerstrung, tGl
JAMES GORDON. la7 Dlcockcrs'.
IrIR~T-C Glass octave pianos retailed AZ whole.
sale prices Direct from factory. send Tor circular.
Pianos sold on monthly pay ments
CHRISTIE, =, barrow, near Hudson st.
I,OR SALE-A handsome rosewood pianofortct
! Will be sod cheap. Apply at u lhrd a., near
Rovery,
I,OR LESS than tlpl--A hclutlfll four round cor.
4 nofed plAhoiorte, including sto1I. s' lhiri -.
N[EBER piano, good as new. sacrhccl for want OF
W money al u Navcrlry place, near broadway,
OOO STANDARD ORGANS
TO rent anu sold ny monthly payments. Rent applied
toward tut payment,
Narcrooms Sll Broadway.
PtLOtBEI ftLfON & CO. Manufacturers.
SDO PIANO" A\D, oRGAN- Of nr,rc'lss
')O'' makers Will he sold at lower price,, for cash
pr meta! !mguts or for rcuf, ia city &C. country, by
OF red before Ia Sew orN. A.. ats wanted.