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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

PATKHF CAnnEAaB 6RAE. .--H. D. Howalls.
Of Mi66le1own, haainvenled . patent carriage
tt farms alngle seaf and uheR exteadea. Two
seats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

Nor SUSPENDED. We have an abundaaOe Oh
currency and will receive checks from responsible
parties IN payment Got Boots and Shoes. and gtve
balance OF change in currency at BabcOck 4 Bros.
206 l. 20S Market street tt..i-. g.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

AGENcY T. Scott has accepted the agency
for The cAristiaa az Work, edited by DIR. Tai
mage, and cOntaiuing regular contributions from
Spureeon, Of London. Mr.. A.P. Bailly is acting
with Mr. Scott and will wait on our citizens TO
secure their subscriptions. ..sa a.t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

TIA DRINKIE0-The tea drinking ut st. Pa1ls
n. E. Church, lAst evening, was q very successful
affair, and was quite largely attended. Ia con-
nection with the tea drinking, . literary cater
tainment was also given, which was greatly en-
loved, ,tF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
A woreIaY Charity.

Number OF pAtlAnts treated al the MilminCeOb
Dispensary. No. 5Is Orange street from NOVem
Der oh, 1872 TO October 18th, 1873 inclusive.
WHITES (ALonwn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
lNLnnEn

Contributions for the above Institution are SO.
licited, and may bshanded 10 Geo. H. Bates, Esq.
Treasurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
BhIVadeVphla. wilmington ana
WmiaamA0R0 Railroad
u
IAfPoRTANT NoTTcE-CHANdE OF HOURS

IAfPoRTANT NoTLcE-CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 10th. 1873,
aTha sunday Accommodation train for Whining
Ton will leave PHILADELPHIA at $50 A. M. Return
ing leave Wilmington at 4.4e Z; "a,
Tke $50 p. N. train from Wilmington will be
ESeSsy Tram for LauOkiu vii leave PAiladsl-
Sgpdag trains between Wilmington and New
Castle will be Withdrawn. -. ~, t.no
p. III. train from Philadelphia will be run TO bal
tiinoFe. stop pins as follows south ofWiImington
Newport, k3IP II. Aberdeen. SIS Pm
slauton.n 5@ :. Pefrymans. 7Ww
HIkton 602 :" EdgeWood, 7lS
NorthI East 6iS Magnolia, 7.25
ChhrlestOwn 40 :" lJhasee. 7s3
pr;neipio RgT il3 Mile SRiih. 7.SS
NPerrSvtlle, i, GSS " steamers HUNTS
g1Pvre-de IraeS6 IS Baltimore. aTy.,S.l5
The 600 4, nj EXPRESS Train from Philadelphia
I'LL stop only ~ Chester. Wilmington. PsrFyville'
and Havre .de-urRce. -,
An Accommodation Train for Port Deposit viii
leave Baltim0re at 205 2. NJ. stopping as follows
stemuAer's Ran. 2 esp. M sush River 325P M:
% Mile Switch. 42 perrymans. 3M
Chnaae. 250. Aberdeen, 40
MoRnolia. all havre-de- -0race3 50
lakewood. lPeTTyviitf, 4VV
Arriving at Port Deposit 20 P. M.
This train viii connect with STAGES at different
points; and with Baltimore CeHtral Trains at Fort
Train leaving BaItimore at 245 D. m. will not
stop unti arrival at HAvre de Grace.
Ii I1hes 30 q. N. train from Wilmington to New
Castle and the II 80 a. M. tIan from New Casue
S@nstSgR ne q y and 40 M will
leave 1T 4 80 and 5 H5 .. IN.
\ The 400 D. ~ train from ilmin gton for Phila-
delphia will leave daily At ASP. IA: an,
i'Ocf Sctq y" = w. H.F. KENNEY. sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
TN c,{YsoouacGu.
.RourAR MEETING LAST EVENING.

Rk9pLAR ,lIEkTING LAST AVhNINU'
The City CodhS;l met at IAs usual hour
aas( evening", sPraaidenl Maris in the chair.
q The Committee on Opening Streets reported
thda Ihe cbdaraCa aor the grading of Van Buren
Street, ft6h Third 10 FOaTth. had been awal-
dsd 20 RokG. MeEnlire, At % cents per cubic
yard tie WeFk to be done by December LET.
me blrset COaimfs mfssiOner reported 20 men
aud 12horseS and carts employed. The Chief
Eeeipeeg, q men.
M. PHILLIPS presented communication from
the Delaware & +. Il. Company, containing
the following estimate Of the current expenses
fOr the ensuing year, in accordance with resofu-
tien Of Codncil requesting the same:--
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
TnLnI
$lo54.OO

The communication also asked that The ab-
propkiatiOn bs paid in-quArterly instead OF semi
adHdal ipstalpAents Referred totte Committee
The comSnitiee o., PobIie Buildiosu, on ths
subject Of the leEse of Fourth street wharf, re-
noFted that the terms Of said lease had not been
complied with inssmueh IA the addition promised
by the lsaCehas not yet been built the wharf Is
MOI 10 good condition aud no rent has been paid
siacs December, 1870. The report cOntaiaed
the following, resolution. RESOLVED. That
the ComWittee on Law take charge Of the lease,
end see that Us terms are complied with. ."---a-
The report and resolution we're SdoPtedo = 4
Mr.. Baker presented the assessment lOF lha
paving 0f certain streets, amOrnting TO $S.98l-
94 aIse The assessment for the paving Of certain
sideWalks, amounting TO 81, ,6l422. Both were
cOn1tmUds and .Ordered 70 be entered on
the lien book a1d sent 10 the Auditor for cOllec-
Mr.. PiCkNs,introduced an Ordinance author
is;ug ne isding Of certificate of indebtedness
10 Tie 81 Gnt o. $2o, 900, for school purposes,
OfSa Es..sl n E,pressntsd the following proposal.
Gss ssussaiing a1RAA 0f Graniie stone and brick
around The spring at Seventh and Monroe
..Eesa4 q - GTss $3.50 RO9l Scott. $s75,
ME BdFkk br@aulsaa lssuwbe and resOlu.
tiOn, and anthOriEiOg the grading Of Front streeI
ErOm jackson 70 Van Buren, in such a mannel
as to Gauss il 10 conform with the grads
1 ieafahlished by COunciI sometime ago Adsp
lied. ..... -
! : abs iOllouing petitions we're read and re-
! fsrred: For the paving and Rlttsring Of tn
4 vast side Of Lombard EtReet, between Tenth and
Eleventh, fOE the Grading and cltbiag Of bar
4 rison stfeA between ThiFd and Forth, for lamp
4 "a the noIl6 side Of Eleventh street betWeel
4 BGaikaS cod King at Chestnut and Broom,
dtesls ag4 q the 8. E. COVner OfFranklin ast
II 5.s si > kaT.s.i ngORDRRas .iw
s,Robe said, $I72Ds; @. H. P. Simmons
safe 96; M. Q, Bnlleck. $50.b5; VIII. Brick Ga
Il $l40. .80; IA. r. Pickels, 20T 81; Rob- McInlirC
! S72253; +, O. SGOtsonbGFg a Son, $l0l4, {
a Wsrnsi 8 90, $lOl9.l4; FsFris & Garrett
i $2lI ,l5; james H. Beggs, $556s50; F. G. 6imp
d sos, $s62.a0: jackson 4 Ehatpe. $3.50; T, Y
elOFnAndis. so HAnehy Ferry, $7sBl
IGs0 ID. Kelley "a, h. r. WOHhingtOn, Sl2g
! Geo. IN. Sk0ae, $A68O, John Ii. Turner, $3.50
q. 1. Ahneut Co, $40. john Palmef, 1905
James Ffancs. @2096 j. J. N. HnFman, So
HGnry 0rssbS, 1850, g. p. johnson, 1884,
Dickins6n q BEs, 50, G. p. johnson, 1912. Pc
roll Street. DepaItment, S2T4, so. Pay roll WatG
IDepaEtuiah3 @25365. Edward Tainall, Jr,, s.
John Kelly, $8.44, VIM. NJ. Candy, $3.50
Ga moti69 COnnOil adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
MILK.

Is made by esE~lHlly evapOratng the Watery por-
white sugar and sealing it dp hermetically. Ia
this way il viii keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly 10 s naturally liquid state by
the addition Of water IL is very largely used
in the preparation Of food for infants. and is
especially adapted 20 the use Of travellers &c
count Of its portability and answering all the pur
poses Of freEh milk. The hest brands Are sold BIZ
&. bRINGHURST CO..
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
: GFLAND's EXTRACT or SALT

VERY beneficial as q nutritiVe ton ie and for faeil-
Jating expectorsiion and soothing mucous irrita-
tion in coughs, BEonchitis. sore throat and other
aneeu9ns el thS thF9St ana lungs; II M much nsea S
Malt Extract fOFssls by
r. BRINGHURST \ CO.,
COrner Sixth and AArk ct strosIs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

ANNUAL MESSING 81 Tza GRAaD niSlsloE G.
TEsR STATE. esaFt3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24

PAPoMA,
Prepared from Wheat. an excellent dele Of food
for infants and invaiids. Also. Huhbel's Prepared
heat. Crews Prepared Food. and full line Of
dietetits for the sick, eOld bv
&, BR. .NGHURST 4 CO..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The New York herald., 1873-05-17
shnrA nT AUCTION.

shnEs AT AUCTION.
ADR1As Il. .1sas,sfy sgaas. AgG1oSsss r.l,,sS saIs
4s4 valuable Lots
spretty ana Wen vel built Houses.
,sSs. @S''ss'Sas' %i auction !, 49,. ,,
sshe mss1y All pIa John
under tie direction OF
George w VAN sclcn, Esq, Attorney
THURSDAY, May - lzs
rsrGssse 4 L S,siosSl !. 81 sro",n 5,s
III Broadway uriniy Buiding). r.,
ADRIAN H. MULLER i. r. WILKINS co,
Auciioneers
Books ap Ma sna y Fine e s a. gS ss oe
whi,esoac, 1. omies by road, II mites railroad
flushing and North side sailroad. Running u,ne-iroln
= Street. S New q 1ass IN sss
p r Earen GS and %
=, midnight; elegant cars; ieoiwarmer under
sssic Wheels safety scaes run IN sne int q Is
passengers always on tune; never delayed BY ice or
whtesone is actually accessible to business and
on the sound with sple,d % ~, AND can Sc
s @ IL a Soa IN pn Port e @ M y p
New YORK city. M As near Newark and szacth - :
RAPIDLY Streets are a opt aesor'llng 70 maj
ciisce at Jsmaca The street, on which these lots are
offered are nearly all severed curbcd, gustered and
High rolling ground with excellent water, well drained
s.ever and aguen than New York itself The main
through the premise offered is over mile long empty
ing into the Last River.
The village contains, Episcopal, Catholic, Methodist
savings SanE Herald pa Wheone fessrsph
over 1850 inhabitants with over laoou within radius
O three miles ana is Dertec y convenient the city for
calls, shopping, concerts or theatre.
Communication ierriage included, Is only l?xc each
way and the railroad agrees to give cSm,nnation
book to Hunters Point Tor rce TO the occupant
OF each new house costing more than 81 9oo and bpt
each person who buys at this sale Whestone has long
been famous for its beautiful scenery line dryo boating
and sailing. II combines city pleasures with country
comforts. -
II isa excellent point Of investment Over siso GOO
worth OF lots surrounding the property offered to-day
were sold between June and November isaS mostly, 70
parties intending To build and remain permanently
houses are sprngne up on every side LYING Is
either Of which will make good home Taxes are very
per cent the valuation Every i9 soid WI WILLIS DC
subject against nulsances ana hquor stores
This bora tde partition SALE and eye every parcel
warranty deeds will be given Printed abstracts OF title
be Obtained at So each from Van SicleE Gilderseevc
Baldwin, Esls., counseiors-atlaw, Bennett Building
93 and 10 Nassau street.
Terms 10 per cent down, Is per cent on june 2s bal
mortgage for years; per cent discount from
face OF mortgage lor cash.
The New York herald., 1873-05-17

A j. BLEEcKER, SON 4 CO., AUCTIOSEERs.
IMPORTANT
TRUSTEES SALE OF
EASTERN BOULEVARD LOTS.
VALUABLE WATER FRONTS.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF
100 LOTS
on Seventy first Seventy Seventy third and Sew
cnty-iourth streets,
and
avenue eastern Boulevard,
ani
avenue (water frontS.
The undersigned, trustees for the present owners
~iii sel u auc'ion nailRsDay 9inl Nav
o
with water fronts The sale will be absolute, without
ADOLF LEViNGER, :" Trustees.
ceP or he ce @
way.
A Lien Il. MINER, AUcTIoNEER
saesroqms % snsy chamRers and 7 Esade street.
v,.., .,,. M NJ fs'.5li:Sea isl r. ,$li iss.
By 4hiFT sI4Tkba4. ;; HISEh MXT ! i BRO,
at lo1s O'Clock, at their salesrooms
crxrrr, % Gnam6srs and u R;as Rsaas strest
Pianos by wel-known makers; Pier and Mante srrors
Paser and ingram and hask
black walnut Bedseads, Bureaus Washstands and
sookcsss, Lounges ROCKERS Hail s,ands Dining Ex
tension Tables and Chairs patent Sofa Bedseads Cottage
nd ows oil PanEs lace Wndow sa S
Crockery; Glass, Silver Plated Ware, Kitchen Utensils
The New York herald., 1873-05-17

A UCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, OF
"A new and second hand top Buggics,, Rockaways,
Phaetons Coupes several Horses, single and double Har
ness, Saddles, Brides, &c, by COLE MURPHY. 379
Fulton street. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1873-05-17
AT THE PRI(ATE MANSION

between Fourth and Lexington avenues
Large Household Furniture sale,
THIS Ca,urday) MORNING. May H. at lois o'clock.
E. ROTH, Auctioneer, will sell positively, rain
rarlorsvelyet Brussels Carpets Grand Duchesse and
crimson and gold and green and gold satin, brocatel
md reps Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges pier and oval
Mirrors Eagercs, Vases Bronzcs Tables Satuary Works
Of Art Clocks, Curtains, fine Paintings, BOOKCASE.
Magnificent rosewood and walnut
-. Chamber suits style OF Louis XIV
Elegant rosewood ~ octave Pianotorte, best city
maker Stool, Cover; Cabinet- Bedseads Bureaus.
Commodes. spring and hair Mattresses. Bedding; wal
nut Suits, covered IN reps and hairclosh; Sofas,
Chairs, Carpets, Curtains Mirrors French walnut
Buffet Extension Table Chairs, Glass China Silver
stagcsor Third avenue 10 Twentyhith street Re.
sponsble In attendance 70 cart pack or ship goods
for purchasers. city or country -
The New York herald., 1873-05-17
A CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER,
H. SaIesroom, 70 Nassau street
C.xn. {aJ t. hoop

Positive sale TO pay storage and advances
This day (,aturday) at ii o'clock, lar o and specal
sale elegant Household Furniture consisting OF elegant
Parlor Suits i'm satin and reps very elegant walnut Bed
stead Bureaus an washslands pure hair Mattresses,
Easy Chairs. Lounges, Hall Stands Chandeliers Centre
Tables Chess Tables Dining and Cottage Chairs rich Sill
vcrware Panoforte large variety velvet and Brussels
Carpets Bullets Wardrobes Bookcases, Secretary, Kitch
enware. kc Sale positive cash,
The New York herald., 1873-05-17

L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall River
The worId-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI-
daily Sundays excepted at r. NJ.
- A. Y. BACON, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-05-17


DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets, rs follows:-
Express for Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. M, ., ana
s:3OP NJ sunday, Z, 8 :3JP NJ.
For Baltimore Washington and the South ats A. NJ, lS
Express rel MP for Philadelphia s, ., ssoA NJ, r2@1LA6
! 30, or H. and u night Sunday, d, 10 and PM,
Emgrant and second class, 7:is r: M.
fGa r. Sesaat s a!S @ s ~ s!,S ~ a $40 SO 3d.
,S ~ sSo @ p;sS sao o TO- il:", Y r N. sunday
For Eiisabeth .. 30 7:a $40 3 10, II, II 40 M;
$50 $50 DID $50 80 $40 TO- il 80 il r NJ Sun.
day, $40, and S:lo r n.
Z ESQ B. SO 40 40 40 $50 Sai $50 5:io O. $50.
80, si0 10 r. M. and Il night Sunday, 6:2o and
For Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 A. NJ, 23o,
For New Branswiek, 70 Al M la Ma "a 4:io $40 0.
For East s sf astons "s9A Il nSon and
For Lambertviile and Flcmington, = A. NJ and r. NJ
For Pnipsburg and Bevidcre. and r NJ
ssn ios sdrjpsSn and Cam
For Freehold, 7, A. NJ, and a +. NJ
For Jane sbqrg M Psm9cs!on Zen 9s Camden A. NJ, and via
r NJ daily 10 ia a. NJ. and .si ?. NJ tally, except
Monday; From Washington and Baltimore, 80 A. M,
ehs ssfs y Saaany III :H2% sa Ha'SS' SS.
Tetet i ocss On pssy ~ ~ and 81 BROADWAY No Asor
House and foo, Of Desbrssses and Cortlandt streets
A. j. CASSATT, 80 D. NJ BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
DONDoUT AND KINGSTON LANDING AT CoZzENs',
IL Cornwall, Ncwburg, Marlborough. Milton, Pough
keepsie and Esopus.-The steamboats, THOMAS COR
NELL and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave Harrison street.
.fnpI N.r ~, ufxArA Aaslx NJ Aaf,l ,laak NJ
The New York herald., 1873-05-17
SALES At AUCTION.

A UcTI0N SALE.
BARGAINS IN FINE GOLD JENElsRl.
WATCH Es, SOLID sILNERWARE. OPERA GLAssEs'
GEo. @. ALLEN. al BRoADwAy, NEAR FOURTEENTH
STREET, IL
In consequence OF making change In hs business VIII
sell OF his entire stock
at auction,
commencing M0aDAY, May IL, at los A. NJ.
Gold Stem Winding Watches. ladies' and genilemcns.
Diamond aud Enamced Watches.
sH Independen hth-scconi Watches.
American Watche---god and silver.
Livery Watch wal raied
Earrings and Pins. Cameo, Etrusean, Coral, Garnet
Pear, onyx, Jct. &C. shawl Pins.
Chain and Bancd Bracelets.
Studs, Sleeve Button-,s earl Pins Gold 1himbles,
Diamond Rings Sea; Rings.
Cameo. Pearl. Garnet and kmerald Rings,
Chased and Plain Rings. Pen and Pcncils
Watch Claims, Lockets. Necklaces, &c
SOLID sILyERWARE-
Spoons Forks, .apkin Ring, Pie Knives
Ladies' sugar AMI Preserve spoons. GoDlets. &c.
JOHN II. FRENCH, Auctonccr.
The New York herald., 1873-05-17

NITiZENs' LANE foR rHoy-passAGE 81 W-THE
~ elegant steamboats, SCNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier ~ s0ra River foot Of Leroy street daily
Saturdays exceptsa atso'cock r. NJ, connectng with
morning trains on Rensselaer, and Saratoga, New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
North, East ani West The most direct route to Sarato
ga Lake George aud Montreal: Through tickets sold
and baggage che ked 10 destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1873-05-17


ON MAY 2a AND %, EVENING.
A large and unusually fine collection.
For account of Messrs. W. K oBRIEN & BROTHER.
EXHIBITION FREE DAY AND EVENING.
ALBERT B. wALBTqS, pr 3 u ApGTEeSErR. 1yEs'
saiesroem los Liber lii Cedar and ss Church street
second Hn ha as aFess Rssaans
o for a
Parlor and Library Suits,
Fine Chamber suits.
BOOKCASES, BSaets, wardrobcs,
hS'flsSa IoaS9e aHd and Eass Sss'Si Chairs, haDss'
Bressfs gs,Is,y and and IpT5sG paisG SWnTpsts W,Is
Dining and Bedroom Chairs,
once Desk. and Chairs,
The sale will commence in basement and continue
upper saesrooms also Dry Goods Catalogues at sale.
ATTHE ELEGANT RESIDENCE
Magnificent Household Furniture, fianofortc, &C..
THIS Hss 1Ay s[y,ss's sas$s%ySs1 1 19ss.is S sssss
Drawing Rooms
Superb suits, covered silk brocade Of the richest
aasieIy Cabinets iaslss Jardinisrss Sants5bury En-
msasiio@ Sarps.; Mirrors faintnss By eminent
Stool cSysr walnut sis s;
Extension table, Buffet Chinawarc, Glass Cutlery, &C.
Take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue Com
GGtsfg
AT ELlzABETn;-sALE POSITIVE, BY ORDER OF
Wednesday, May 81 1873 at the Court House Elizabeth,
two valuable tracts OF Land, consist of l3 and
property = beautifully loeaied first class
DurCHER A ATwATER, Attorneys, PA Broad street,
Elizabeth N. j.
RT NOTICE.
"A An cxsbiiion choice Paintings will be open to
the public Monday, May 10 with catalogue and will
bc sold at auction Wednesday and Thursday May Il
and ~ by ARCH JOHNSTON. at his salesroom 81 Mas.
sau street opposite the Post office.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF WATCHES AND
"A Jewery al 66l Broadway being the entire stock OF
an importer aud manufacturer, In Bankruptcy II
ing of solid Gold and silver watches Diamonds solid
Gold Opera Chains Vest Chains, Sets Seal Rings, Pins
Studs Sleeve utons, French Clocks, &c. This
chance to buy fine goods. Sale TO commence at l0:sC
each day until the entire stock is disposed Of by order
OF John G. Anderson, assignee ,,aox
The New York herald., 1873-05-17
EXCURSIONS.

@~-.-~
FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH;.rARE
e Y % ssp = SeS Ryer
! 40 andap " CONNECTING with trains OF NEW JERSEY
soo-"A' e. " BENTLEY, General Manager.
L,IsHISG BANKS RAIN OR sMINE.-sTEAMER
franklin street. SortS River UP; EishsS street. Esss
Street s hss hsss Fer ss GsI1a''
at an fishing tackle stores Principal depot 25 Delaney
IroR FISHING BANKs-THE NEW STEAM YACHT
d ssS,.s :s,ss;
New York at 7s 1907 srC9%e pncn street ,yss RTa r. G.
ya, @ ats; 49, per i r. foe. CHRISTOPHER street
Rss o
first class refreshments and dinner on board. Now is
q ~ as and cSss S
G a nrSssf sasNss New applying 70
I,oRr LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE
az % aa Sunfay RON spring
(.ovERNoRs ISLAND FERRY-THE STEAMER
" GOVERNORS ISLAM leaves Custom House pier new
OF Island as Music Ss e nana o n e % r
followed by dress parade Visitors allowed on the island
between sunrise and sunset
HARLEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Nay u, 1873
ar% srSs SSst ha iaSS rex ny i! 'sr
&c ptng II A. ~ IL 30 aud r. NJ landing at keventh,
A-toria, lOyh ana l2Dh streets n b-See
'"' ''''s J. +. TALLMAN, Superintendent
NOTICE a..
boats will commence their sunday trips for the season,
landing Eleventh street Astoria ana Harlem Bridge.
First boat leaves Peck slip at lO O'Clock and hourly there
alter fare 10 ccnt. -
1ass i the Only Tf s2srssgE wn ssss for
rI,O CHAITER-SAL0ON STEAMER wYOMlNG
i Bargcs smith, Caledonia. Republic and Baldwin
Oriental Grove Eaglcswoot Iona Island and Excelsior
Park Steamboats, such desired. ss3 West street op
posite Christopher ferry. II. b. CR0SSErf.
THE NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
pany call attention u their extraordinary facilities tor
the accommodation OF Excursion Parties the coming sea-
SIN, With their steamers PLY MOUTH Koth, Loya y
BRANCH and JESSE HOYT and their elegant new IN
eurson House and twenty Of adjoining land a. Long
Branch, they are prepared to make engagements Min
churches schools societies. &C. for large or ,na pares
- y" General Manager. iao Broadway, New York.
WM.J SNEpRN, Superintendent Long Branch. Nj
The New York herald., 1873-05-17

DONDOUT AND KINGSTON LANDING AT COZZENS',
IL Cornwall, Newburg, MARLBOROUGH, Milton pough- g
NELL and JAMES w. BALDWIN leave Harrison street, ,
pier 81 North River, daily, at o'clock p. NJ. tt
The New York herald., 1873-05-17

n ART NOTICE.
An interesting and valuable collection Of modern Pie
tpres received from Europe and never before eA-
hibited in this country
EXHIBITION aA
Now on exhibition free, at the LEANiTf Art Rooms,
Sl7 Broadway.
TIME OF SALE.
To be sold by auction. on the evenings OF ItESnn
and WEDNESDAY, 10th and the Clinton Hall
Saerooms. .......
The undersigned are advised sell The entire collcc
ton without any or limitation
FINE PICft RES
Every loyerof art should see the "lroyen" the Van
springer 1.-THE .Robbes together with more than 5O
others -. -.
H. L. ROLFE (DECEASEW.
Six superb Pictures of Fish by this great artist mo
finer kDecimens fs have been seen In this
soai'''' iILusTRATED CATALOGUES. N8
A limited numi at illustrated catalogues OF this col
lection have prepared and be had at the art
" The Mcssrs LEAvITT, Auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1873-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

A sTIMA AND BRONCHITIS EFFECTUALLY RE-
n lieved by the use of Daura Tatula for I'm most
fearful attack OF asthma, Lord Dunsany had scarcely
smoked the Datura Tatua for more than minute
when the symptoms abated and in ten minutes he
relieved wonderfully He told he had used II for
years with the most perfect success Certainly the in
halaon had the most magical effect wnessed.n-
DR.. J: Mcvcagh. Il have never known instance in
which relief was not obtained. .n-General Alexander
Sold tobacco in TINS as cigars and cigarettes in boxes
and as pastllcs for ation in boxes by SAvORY
MOORE, l43 New Bond street. London and all chemists
druggists and sorekeepers throughout the States and
Canada
MARBLE SODA APPARATus-ALL STYLES AT
1M reduced prices; Ottawa Beer Fountains and Ex
JAMES NJ WHITFIELD & Son, 2e2 Water street. n. Y
CLOTHING.
At II. RosENTHAL'S, 233 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
~ Nineteenth street ladies and gentlemen wIll obtain
full value of CastoH Clothing Carpets &c., by calling
addressing ladies attended 10 by Mrs Rosenthal
At EDWARD MILIERs NEW ESTABLISHMENTS
Seventh avenu) the utmost value pa in cash for Cast
OF Clothing, Carpets, DC. by calling addressing.
Ladies at ended to by Mrs. Miller.
ATJ. ANHALTs, 17s SEVENTH AVENUE, LADIES
"A and gentlemen will positively receive tic highest
price Tor CastoH wearing Apparel Carpets and Jewelry
as have a great demand for them from the West the
price no object as must fill up my orders. Ladies
waited on by Mrs Anhnlt.
G1Q nNn WORTH OF CAsT-OFF CLOTHING,
DlO.OuO Carpets, &c, wanted, for Chicago. The
highest prices paid Call address G. ELIAS Az
seventh avenue between Thriysccond and Thirty third
streets. Ladies att ndcd T. by Mrs. T..
The New York herald., 1873-05-17
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
l. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The steamship

TyOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. a
The Cromwell steamship Line
The steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain Samuel
L. Capp, will leave pier No North River, Saturday,
May II, at 5 r. NJ. Freight received daily Through
rates given at Galveston Indianoa Rocktort or Aran'
Zas wharf, Brazos Santiago and ST Louis
Cabin passage $50; steerage S25 freight pas
sage apply to CLARK SEAMAN, 81 West street.
The New York herald., 1873-05-17

WHITE CROSS LINE
w Steam direct TO Antwerp.
The new, first class full powered iron steamship
STEINMANN 7. G. Lechere commander, will leave
Wednesday, the 2ls OF May apovc only first class
passengers carried Fare $40 gold.
The new steamship c. +. FCNCH will follow on the
10th of june
For freight or passage apply to
FtNCH, EDYE 4 Co. q South William street