The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1851, Page 3

SPSOIAL NOTICES. Ra NOW aatHiesenth Rorimeats ot the New Yo trully invited tend the Militia, are ree) ny Hong t Bive, during the years 1849, 75 days; 1850, 83 days; 1851, er or Prowuce ar Tiny Waran, “Spl 60," pt 188. HE fs Th WANTS. Wtndiced ecrvanta tr ooks, General me fired clase servants. leet gol Eeokestons A ‘Otlee 10d Ghamsbe offices patra by the most rea N ‘orkers, on Ab JOUR aren, Boarustressea, Waiters, Farmers, Coachmen 7 Carmine street, Fa street, about tha pectable families aud ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE rong GIRL, wito can speak French and German, sad is a good plain seamstress, 4 situation in some private family. Good ref renoes will voRe at 12s Maiden lane, Please inquire 24 Lispenard WwW on @ lady with t York to San Franc wo children, “Apply 200 Fourth ANTED—A GOOD SERVANT as NURSE, TO WAIT from New it. 893 t. Hin! the Brigau, ureday, A duty eb ‘at falf-past three o'clock P.M, fom hie lads 1,607,378 aposiaon | Feside Sn Phied eet. THOS. M. CLANCY, 126,801 104,631 CANDINAVIA—ACCORDING TO THE WISH OF A | 338,076 ‘constivutional number of members, au extra meeting of 773801 this society will be held at its regular place of m ou | 25.796 Saturday ecrtee July the 19th.” Members are respectfully | es notitied to attend, By order of the Prosid | 10,283 OPGE oF Ts COMMISSIONER OF EHO, No. | Bt , July 15, 1N51,—Persons exempt from jney apoetoee dete Caliente was dahesed tale eons Gate, 2.901.171 are notified to make such registration on or before the 25th 1779.55 inst. WM. A. WALKER, Commissioner of Jurors, 7,509,045 OTICE 70 AN AMATEUR.—FOR SALE, A HAND- some new doubli There appears to be no falling off in the movements of de b; f ithe of Pa produce towards tide water. ‘The increase in receipts, last | Invented pode s eulpted four, Has : ‘i week, was as great as in any previous one this year; and | OA 0NTE the And mitch admired for their beusty aad ane a the crops of grain at the West are coming im most | Nouigy., Zo be-seen at Ne. Lid Cedar ateeet, ilotl ‘de sbundanty, the probability is that we shall have more | MAN extensive arrivals as soon as the new grain isin market able condition, pk: Rte nasonpnadinins ‘The last annual report of the Michigan Central Rail- road Company presents the subjoined exbibite of opera- tions during the year ending May 31, 1851, compared with those for the year previous:— F THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF DIANA HOUS- ton, who left Baltimore on the 10th of July, she will please call at the Sun office from 10 to 11, or from 2 to 3. | ARTICULAR NOTICE.—INFORMATION IS WANTED Miciaan Centaat Rattnoan, f Arthur McGuire, a boy of 17 years of age, who loft his Year ending May 21st, 1850. 1851 arentain Syracuse, Iu Septomber, 1sig, ws the tine of the 3 May y Receipts from Passengers. $875,695 $505,904 tate Pair, and has not since been heard of, though diligently “from Freights.. » 279,056 412,362 | sou At after by p dimenanlene parent 4 The hoy ts pd “ an ark of & | “ Misdiaaeeus ~ nae on pet is right foot, ion mark of as on hl aft elbow, fair hair, “Any in jon cone apesin satan hye, ee ON | Sea ngred le ey nl ee nses, excl ive in! , 257 w York, wi “Yt including loss by fire..... 301,649 400,840 Seanueted Arcits. Willoar exchanges be vo humane a | ——— | to copy the above, Tet Tnosine Sheed seeiane | HOME, ON THE 20TH OF MARCII Last, | Surplus iast year, 18,002 | Wm, Taylor, of Sheffield, England, aged 4 mide —— | aresized, stout, fresh complexion, suady $081,826 | business that troubled hime rettled. Any informa Interest paid...... be thankful: Ps b; fli Dividend, December, 1850. $508,014 | _ SANDE. BROTHERS & © Balance of Income account. $76,312 | CARD—CROTON ENGINE. COMPANY. a meeting of the members of Croton Engine Company, No. iG, held at their engine house, after their soturn from ‘The gross earnings and expenditures in each of the past four years, Were as annexed: Operating ewht i proce, taclud- Net Barn | Newburg, the following resolutions were unanimously Years Ending, ing State Taz, ings. Resolved, That the thanks of this Company be, and are May 31, 1848. 01,858 4° * $190,130 00 | hereby, tendered to the Fire Department of Newburg, for May ull 1849... 427% 20 G0” 287.285 76 splendid reception on our arrival at their village. Also, Bay 3171850... 601.07 01649 13 32 20 | fo Engine Companies Nos, # and, of Pou si and Nos. ty pl and 5, 0 ¢ also retin our sincere thanks: May 81, 1851... 947,347 841,064 65 605,082 T4 | “ Resoived, That to Chief Engineer Gardiner, aud his Ageist- ents, Messrs, Wood and Thomas, we return our sincera thauks, for the many favors and attentions during our visit to New ‘burg. Resolved, To Engine Company No. 4, of Newburg, in par. ticular, we'return our heartfelt thanks, for their unexpected ity and care for our wants, during our stay in New- cathe ‘There are very few railroad companies in this State that can show such a rapid increase in gross and net in- eome as this, ‘fhe dividend paid in December last was percent. ‘The amount of capital stock, $2,633,100; onyertible bends, 8 per cents, $1,142 950; ‘convertible Douds, 8 percents $2,205,500; unconyertible bonds, 7 per cents, §854,000—total capital and debt, $6,441,050. Stock crits * rie Resolved, That no language can expr lings ofeaph individual on that oceasion, tor the many favor: ived, and we hope the day is not far distant when we shall have the £20000 17 8 6's, °53. OL 100 oh | pleasure of meeting the members of Engine Company No. 4 160 Ohio 6 p10 | in New York. 200 Penn 5’ 00 Resolved, That to mine host, Me. Pitche, and his lady, we {U0 Brie 7’ ran) FY at 60 ds also return our sincere thanks, for their attention dari 00 da” °59, 10% 100 Morris Canal | our stay at his hotel. 2000 Erie Cony, ‘71 98430 do | _ Resolved, To Captain Talman, of the steamer Henry Clay, anim) do 52 25 Albany & Sch is entitled our heartfelt thanks, entlem nly conduct 30009 do 00 93g 40 Long Island during our trip to and from Nowburg 5) do 83 475 Harlem RR Resolved, That to the members of the Williamsburg Brass Wshs Buk Am do veo Band, for their untiring efforts to please during our aioe Mereh Ww do | we return our heartfelt thanks. People’s Bank 5 do | EVIEN MITCUELE, Chairman, NJEx&MinCo il) do #3) | _Rovenr Conner, Secretary. ‘do 1134 600 Reading RR - — ~ 50 do 112 100 Nor & Wor RR,boo T A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF AMERICAN Bank NAm we" (9 do Hose held ab the Carciage House on Tuesday Merch Ex Buk 13, 1235 do ing, the 1th inst., the following preamble and resolu- Cangenm Co i 5 Mud Riv RR tions were adopted Ms do G7, 23 Mad & Ind Whereas, It has pleased Divine Providence, in the exer- 0 do 688} Roch & Syracuse cise of that wisdom by which th irs of mea are o- 25 do B60 Oye 75 do verned, to. remov brother and friend, 40 Erie RR bw ry V. Montgomery, late Assistant Foreman of this Com: : therefore, be it olved, y, ed of the serv pt, Or more 3 benevolence actus mes the members of the Depart ¢ loas of hin whose long service largely to th SECOND BOARD. $400 Frie 7's, 16314 500 ahs Reading RR s10 iM) Erie Cony, "71, 109435) Morris Canal Hanover Bank 100) 50 do 102) 10) Erie RR, his affliction, the Pire Department is sof one, than whom none was more 30 cienoy and h body — bers of thi . who, in toiling a | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY D Hide bave so often felt ine sparet bis exataple, fuel Sdeeper | = ns grief, us we contemplate the vacauey thus made in our | THE MARSHALL TESTIMONIAL. small number. UE FOLLOWING CORRESPON DENGE HAS TAKE! woe betwe Ethelbert A. Marshall, Esq., and h srieads, aud ordered to be printed:— EB, A. Manswars, Esqc— @ prominent feature in hi us vith the grief known only to those who have Lost ful companion and a trusty friend, Resolved, That in the aMictive dispensation which has made us to know the mourner’s woe, we recognize the hand of “Him who doeth all things well. Kerolved, That the sympathy we feo deprived of her partner in life's joys “The frozen pity that but mocks our grief,” but ie the warm gushing from hearts that have themselves New Yorx, July 12, 1851, Dear Sir—The undersigned, your fellow citizens, desirov of vestilying their respect for your zeal and efforts in w holding the cause of the drama during your managerial d other cities of the Union—qualities more anagement of the Broad: ¢ to vou the compliment of 1 with her whois thus d sorrows, is not reer in thi Deen torn by this sudden rupture «f “a thousand clinzinga.” ae y omen ly Fem Ben > ane see ee ve Resolved, That the usual eiblems of mourning be worn ws tO arrange the proposed testimonial to take place | ihe members of this company thirty days. py eg orven That a copy of these Teeolations, signed by the Bliment worthy the drama, of ourself Wiens or hancn strat te Slee eee to the family of the deceased, with the es whieh asa manager anda HENRY W. NANKS, Chairman. man. Yours, Tespecttul Bane NKY F. QUACKENBOS, Secretary. B. Tuomson, Seoretary. On benalf'ef ¥ ire responding Committee of the —=== preliminar. Los ». Subjoined ia Hist of the fentieinen who have given their | —~~~~-~~~--~.~- a nau influence to promote this object:— REWARD.—LOST, ON BOARD THE Is .AC Hoa. Washington Hunt, Hon. &-C. Kingsland, $10 Newton, a mahogany Hox, with three letters eu- Morgan, A. Talimadze, ed on it, containing two or thes’ pamphlets and some Robert H. Morris, W. R. Boobe, private papers, of uo conreanence but to the owner, (An Jamea Brook: ‘Thomas Carnley, ane wie beh same, of the contente thereof, to Mr. Wm. V. Brady, N. BS Blunt, . Moore Northern Hotel, Courtlandt street, New York, W. W. Woodw: aid. M of, Ya bis sbeonoe, te Mis Anthony Merelage Hes 1 Callags Samuel EB. Job: will receive $100. ze Edmuna Griffin, J, Miller, Robert Ha James R. R. Gilehgi E.G. REWARD. D. — LOST, YES $305 ing, in going from Knox's Hat Store, in Fal- ton street, to Chambers street, Spring street and Broadw Warren Chapman, on east side, « Pockes Book, containing one hundred a iel Dodge, thirey di ten dollar B. Smith, Pieces, 01 joy Smith, one leaving th Oscar W. Sturtevant, Ge). U. Franklin, with G. Harrison, st Lawrence's Daguerreau Gallery, 203 10 WARD WILL BE PAID FORTHE DELIV. ery at No. 174 Wooster street, of a small black and ton King Ct arles Spaniel Slut, missed’ from the premites on Mo afternoon. TRAYED OR STOLEN, PROM THE PASTURE AT » Lgiitgeet Friday hight, Tith inet, » Bay lorae, . about Iily hands hig! h tail, a tittle Lame for: i B.C. ward. Whoever will te ae peeiet information where he mi Fevers Bote ee will be literally reward: Geo. W; MeLean, Wm. bi cabeiailpencaneae Fas in Laser, So hr. LGM P+ | POST OR STOLEN A POCKET-BOOK, ON BOARD gs B.J. Blankman, M. D., steamboat Connecticut, last Thursday afternoon. The Benj. Gaterait A ¥. Vache, M. D., can keep the money, but he will please retara the gobe, D. Francis Bacin, M.D., book to Box 8% lower Pest Office. . MM. Noah, = = al Bedson, re kell THE TURF. Deniel D. Howard, szuon Kipp, ww : Colomen & Steteon, Jaes Bagley, NG ISLAND—THE PROPRI Charles A, Yob Taber, ing Purses aud Stakes, to come of E, Chas. T. B. Ware, 4 iu September, Free fur all a H. Hodges 6 all horses. Ww take of $250, h. ft., two B G thes Wim. Foun Ch stake of $250. h. ft., Chauncey K Weeds w. dest three in five, im harness. Free for all horses. | 4. Barro Che Puree of $180, with an inside stake of $100, h. ft, Nichols, Krauth, & Cawll- W, beat three in five, in harness, Free for all p: moms he Purse of $200, with an inaide stake of $2, h. ft, John pe Bo two mile heats, in b Froo for all trotsing wt y vept Bt. Aittram Hie aylort'C Ente ove purses anil stakes ty close at G in Monday, July 2lw P. make & race, J “Sous L. SNEDIKE. J. $4 Eat _ THE WATERING PLACES. John Tayto HOTEL, reoman, VILIO} ww. ORT WASHINGTON F “HOTEL, sHaews. BN “Walton, bury, New Jerrey— m & Rogers, Proprietors.—The &. 8. Southworth, above well known hotel i# now open for boarders. Ite situa- Ww. H. Devier, tion for bathing, fighi: sd oniling, is rurpassed. Ko W. Muirhead, y and delightful ‘ertons seeking a refuge from the heat Joho D, Chevalier, & Seste ~ and dust of the city, cannot but be well pleased. * a i Spencer Orecery ASHINCTON WALL, HIGH oO Alex. Hamilton, The ab “ a city, thas Is attached Jamba Stesbing, D, FP. Hardon, Joba F, Porter, for its excellent Philip Hass, (llarlem) to conve: e aval of every 5 ante W rh Geo is i ¥ ANDRIVER BATHING.—THE OCEAN MOUSE, d for the reception of visiters. § Wea. MATHEWS. i. TO CONTRACTORS, NDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION, NO. 1—PROPO- for draining and grading the Inds of thig associa. tion will be received, till the first day of August, IS6l, by D Owen, 414 Broadway, and ir Rast “pester, ai either one, funy be obtained. OER, MARSHA te gin Juny 14, 1861. —Itis with emotions of sincere Nodes the receipt from a reward vi jioned PUBLICATIO! 0 LAWYERS —THE AMENDMENTS TO THE CODE feel that it ‘an honor nat adopted by the Legislature, will be published thie debtor beyond the | morning, in a neat Pampa ‘St the office of the Evening f kindness and cour- | Post, by WM RYANT & CO., ISNaseau street, it, their port bave been my constant incentive recompense. To win. in any enterpriee, pplause cf & public so calightened, otthe most carnest seit gentalation: to heve tocured them in the performance of the manifold, diversified, always Inborions and erbarrassing dutios of the manager of & metropolitan theatre micht well satiety even an inotdisate ambision. So unexpected & testimonial of your spprotation, and that of the ds of the drama generally in New York, ts an honor the grateful reeoticetion of which will incite me ts renawed and mote vigorous efforts to vindicnte yo ard. a erent power for « of literary retinemer jeat twilight of ite event ATALOGUES OF FRENCH BOOKS.—RECEIVED PER / Frapklio, a large ber of Catalogues of valuable works Just published in Paris. To be had qratuitously, of LivikGsron: WELLS & CO., 5 Wail stecet. Se Bt + EE RES ECTADLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN jon ae Washer and Ironer, or to do paheewers. Please call at 122 Elev yack inal objset, a ait ‘oguntrion, waa tne inele woliest teuthe; and it hag always been most po erereel rhe perest. he minister, however humbly, in at cherish he tees wpen I shete ctigtnal vat ® SPRCTARLE PROTESTANT, WOMAN WANTS A tnd brightuess—is"m, part werthy'a just ambition Ma s small family, to do general housework. have eee ything, however slight the service, to shevae Apply Greenwich street, » and ree to the favor of the wi panty, act in.shorte | have merited, in the least dextes, H we . OUSEKERPER WANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE, IN- the Donat rutee orale tam aeckinek pith wats: dustrious woman, who thoroughly understands howse- meats of the truest repect, your obedient servant, keeping in all ite ¥: pa tet wanted to take A. MARSITALL the supervision of a large, first clase boarding house. She mush understand perfectly, pickling, preserva ee: Paring dessert dishes, Keeping accounts, and the m: rent of servants. Undoubted references will be required. ‘o Henry F. Quackentos, M. D., and the gentlemen of the ba J ay Gommtvere ‘of this object, there WHT Le © genoral meet- t the Astor Honse, on Friday | Apply at 101C hambers treet. ing Geen asd adupeicn elective PER WEEK —WANTED, TWO MEN OF GEN- rere \s cory mmtive Of the movers, 10 the $1 tlemanly address to eoliclt subscribers for a new Work of universal interest, splendidly iltustented, soa the only edition in the trade, N. B.—A large steel plat 73 given x the above « ‘qnch subseriber. Pavply ry % tual att ‘i ow al of tiie compliment ented hy. onget of ad Committee of the Marshall Teetime nial. duly 36, » Ar W tena tion front basen: ANTED—A SITUATION, is 9 good plain cook, and would be sat ing and ironing. The best of vity refs Fence from her last place, ind Ww second tloor, Can be seen ANTE! Address ind a pastry cooking. ‘0 such @ person liberal \y employment. Apply at 171 NTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, A Wwe fresh breast of ive the best of city None need a Nurse, who bi nt; ci BY A RE: ‘Can be floor, back mn for ti! or two da} —A SEAMSTRESS, WANTS A SiTUATION; isan American, aged 23; refers to those she is at tent living with, who are about discontinuing hous stry, Herald office. ANTED—A COOK; A PROTESTANT WOMAN, CO- lored or whive; oné who thoroughly understands meat, Pedy oxoaph the wil SPECTABLE hive days, a m, between First and ANTED—BY Ad RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, # situation to do the housework of a private family: Good city reference give Apply at 370 Greenwich street, re oping. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YC ¥o Na WOMAN, @ situation as Chambermaid; is tion to make hersel: days, at froner, and has no 1 Can be seen for thr 21 First ave Food, washer ‘and generall: useful, nue, besween Nineteenth and’ Twentieth streets, in the store. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, Is & good tiser is conchman’s situation sho letter, at this office, root, amd can eome well recommended. rotestant, and would go as travelling groom, if no Please address J.8., by yuld offer. BY A young man who thoroughly understands his business. Advor- ar charge of three children, best city references requ South Brooklyn, youn, red. "Apply at No. J Butler strest, ANTED-—-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN ‘@ situation as Wet and is willing to make he pertionls ‘understands all kinds of pastry, cake and: bres ) West Broad © Nurs i ‘wine usef tl. No. 60 She is young and healthy, urther | For Phir a derstands her business pei can be given. Please cal! teenth and Seventeenth s WwW: er to do general housews ironer, understands cooki ferenee. Ploas for three day: ANTED—A_ SITUATION, young woman, to do cooking, BY A RE: riectly well. Best of Hat 112 Tenth svenu treets, ‘ork; iy an excellent ng, fee. Can ss B. D., § hing and front room, second fi NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation in & private family either as Chambermaid | SPECTASLE coning; an- city reference betwoon Six washer and ve the best city 1 Roosevelt street, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION as Plain Cook, W work, lent Washer and ironer. ase call at N enwich and Sixth ave ANTED—BY doing cham) respectable work, and RESPEC situation as Nurse and Seamstress. private family. Best o Can give the best of ci enue. Can be seen for ABLE YOUN( ha tion to oot) She is cap ity reference. er and [roner, orto do chamber- and assist with the washing and ironing: ivan excel- ity refere .9Patchin Place, Amos strest, between | two days. WOMAN, A able of travel Please call at 14 Ninth otrect, near Third avenue, in the rear, Can be seen for two days if'n ct engaged, ANTED-A SITUATION, IN A WHOLESALE OR be given. V underst Can be str in cooking. id avenu ANTED—BY TWO RESPECT, testant girls, sit Irener; the other as C e of a child. all at “0S Brom iway, at days, if not engaged. a boot and shoe hou experience in th Addreas J. ANTED—BY A RESPECTAB The best of cit ya young The be Yo good washer in give the best ermaid and Mr. Re: be office of the fiver ING WOMAN, asitustion in e private family, eitheras Chambermaid or to do general housework ; i man who hos est of wity re. ey nd ironer, and of reference t the Grocery Store, corner Twenty-second tin taking en. Please seen for two JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, to do the work warher and ironer; if veynired. Can be seen, he best of of a private famil, y referenc’ » for two day can be gf ‘at 20 Nassau street, nd ta ood ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG LADY, To ‘attend ip a saloon, the fomily. Apply between the hours of 9 and 10 Wt reference. it wom: Please call, at between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, where for two days. 107 Cay street, wa. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, STEADY, PROTES . sigeation in fi nit to do ‘isin ae. No. 78 Thi 4 to board in ut oo CPE 7 ANTED--BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN, situations, one as Chambermaid and Waiter, and the other to de ironer. Th tof vity can be seen for two Wars refaren ce at No. 4l Lf ees wes 1 Aunity atrcet. general housework: she is & good washer and quired. They D—LY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SIS- tuation as Children's Nurses, of as Seamstecstes or willing, to make selves gencrally useful. Pleare apply at No. 862 Ninth street, between avenues C and D. Respectable reference giv ANTED.—A TEMPERATE BOY SIXTEEN YEARS of age wi trade. Good refe Hreet, any day this, week. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTADL as Cook, W Has the oung w general house rom Ler last p be seen for two South Brookly ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT GIRE. Nuree and Secmstror ood city reference can treet, third floor, back r. Ww Young woman, as uired. Best of city ormer employers Plea corner of Eighth etreet. WaAnTED-a situa Brosdway. V Le a good ‘washer and fi whe can bring unexcepti lived at least six months nce gh ‘objection to go in the country. J ANTED.—IN A PRIVATE PAMILY maid, waiter and rex : horoughly understands her business | tress to be fully competent. wh Please call av and Ir st of recommendati No objection to go to the country. Please call at 122 Atlantic stree tice himself to some respectable No. Li7 Mote on tod Cook; washing an can e eall at N TION AS PLAIN A tress. am! roner; the waiter, a Ne iopable referen: in their last place. d apply, ‘anit Apply bet weon om. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ironing if re- COOK, NO Inquire at W West CHAMBER. bermaid must wag woman a the seam- except those have Wand 12 4. M,, ordend7 P.M, and No. S Bast Twenty ftth street, ANTED—BY A PROTESTAN situation man, of Ii ye mind ehildre would go a short distance in the « of age, Intely apr ist in housework: ina Protestant, and Can be youne niter: aleo in tl ntry. WOMAN, A o, & YonMe Wor # evautey, to n, for two days, at No. 470 Fourth street, between Firstand Second avenue er of the above lai Office. eea ble compani |, ITALIA N, GERMAN filing to make her- Address A. L. Winterville, Herald W ANTED—A SITUATION, est of re as cond IMAN, BY A a SITUATION Seamstress, and would do lizht cham- he beot of city reference given. I ‘1 habite, a go bring good city atic jection toa ‘nesiet in wael oa short Best of city references HOUSEWO! ing house; woul Private family. N the country. © She must be neat in hy RK, A MID. Must no ob- © objection te 71 Seventh street, first floor. neral in sewing. None but a compe ite Vent cteferences required. "Apply abver 10 e'clo folk street. SITUATION, veal be no objecti: ary. Can be seen, for to co 0 daze, ab 174 Heater Geet, ity references; in the coun- ANTED—BY A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 4 German bermaid. Wrens SIT nirl, to do gener: mily, She can be se Washington street. Good city reference. VATION, situation in an Englieh family ae Cham- e 1y be voon at Ht Bron. ate BY A RESPECTABLE housework for @ small fa 708 Last pl ET NURSE SITUATION AWANTED- ny 4 ne. epectable woman, cas, ‘a fresh aby thee weeks ve good feterences. ippiyat ifty. tel eiween Tenth Sud havenues, Mi nary. eT NURSE—SITUATION WANTED, | BY A R je epectable young woman, pane stuch tae The berg of ity apply at gite. ATIO WantEr girl, as Chimtormaid, Weaker be seen for two days. Howard. “ of would go aslaundress. Good D, ay, A RESPRCTA| ‘asher and Irener in a emal and Ironer or to Apply at 126 be ou fo Te: sithy woman. for two BLE scoTcH 1 iaaat’h ores I hegee. eo given. reer wt 1 Oe tr ‘mi prying ERK WANTI DIN | THE RETAIL GROCERY BUSI = ‘nese.—A man who has @ thorough knowl: vobtain « situation by Apply after lio chock A of the at No. 2) Car- folk stroet, country work, but good hands n x OTTCR —CARPENTERS WANTED AT No. 8 sUP- Biwbik.” HOUSES, ROOMS, d&c., WANTED. Wain “a UIT, OF APART r MENTS, WELL FUR. Ww. atin a nidow ropicy red. The situstion must be eared tial, ig coma a eationy will be held strictly oon- address A. G., Herald office, | ANTED—2 COUNTRY RESIDENCE FUR: isa OF unfuriiched, for a ge deinan's family, for & per of from three to five ve iient\t clthu the Mele Hoe dor under 26 wil vi fy ars 2 2 nor under m tue eit w York re paid) A. T. W., Lake Mahopac, by Croton Pails, NoY. WANTED -« SMALL HOUSE, WITH A FE of land attach situated between Seveatiotu lluth streets, ear the Hudson or East riv fall, Address Box 2,758, Lo ANTED—TO RENT, A STORE, INTENDED FoR the grocery and liquor trade, Address F. A., Horald ANTED TO RENT—A STORE, SUITABLE FORTHE Grocery and Liquor trade—it must be i 8 goed joaatio or to purchase, a Grocery and Liv-ior Sto lished. Communications addressed 0. P., with par respecting pric location, will receive prompt attention, ANTED—A COTTAGE AT NEWPORT, RHODE | Tsland.—A furnished cottage or furnished apartments for a family of six, wanted at or near Newport, from the Ist August, Please address with full particulars of situation, number and size of rooms, and price pee month, M. Jay's office, 20 Nassau street. ANTED—BY AILADY, y j ina genteel situation. Rent paid in advance. dress H. 8,, Herald office. N OFFICE ROOM WANTED, AT A MODERATE RENT, in some contral part of the city. A througed busin Place is not required. Addrese B. C., at this offioe. FOR SALE AND To LET. | Fe, SALE THE LEASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF grocery store and bar attached, doing a ‘The reason for selling out is in consequence retiring irom business. Apply at lds South office, A ROOM AND BEDROOM, Ad A FANCY CASH BUSINESS- lithed seven years, and the only one of the kind in the country—connection extending through the United State: aad Canadas. Profite from $3,000 to $4,000 a x | for selling, Rroprictor going ¢» Europe, Ape! why, room. 5, or to LOWES & BRAMALL: street, and 458 Broadw. Fer SALE, TO LET OR LEASE,—THE BXTENSIVS manufacturing catablishment, with wator power, situated TO LOAN ATSIXPERCENT INTEREST, | & very tue military hore, Will te rol tome ie | $15,000 72 rn aT SNE « for five years, io | Hoon.) May be ecw at HUREON'S Staite, PF rwethatecets one oF tg sui, on productive real extate in th is city, Anply | near University place. = a. RE ca thant VOR SALE.—A CAPITAL | at West Parms, Westchester county. at the head of naviga- tion on the Bronx river, distant eleven miles trom the oity of New York, now occupied by Richard Crawther, Bay; for the manufacturing of Brussels Carpets, together with the | elegant mansion house attached, in which are all the modern | improvements. This pro; mtains about tive acres, | with numerous buildings thereon, which may be used {or & | fest variety of manufacturing oF other business pucposte, | | Por further particulars, apply to FRANCIS J. BARE ETO, No 6 Broad street, N. ¥., or to Francis Barretto, Blythe, near West Farms, | QVOR SALE-IN THE LOWER PORTION OF THE | city, a Drinking Saloon, of the first standing and cla. tagter. The prosent receipts from the bar will ethicty Collars per day, Must be gold immediately, rose ab | omer Jo required to leave town, in comtequenes of ill health." Aptly immediately. to HOWES & BRAMAILL, | Apply | 93 Nassau street, or 458 B oadws z MUCHIGAS LANDS FOR SALE.—EIGUT LOTS, OF from S0 co 320 aeres, in Kalamazoo and Van Buren coun- ties, near the Central Railroad, and in Tonia county, om and Le locations, and the land . 8. TOOLE, 36 Broadway, OTEL FOR SALE-SITUATED ON LONG ISLAND, filty miles from New Y« gentaining sixty rooms, hed are two ten-pi uses, garden, &e. Xe. is a constant travel , which must sarily stop at this uotel. The ten-pin alleys will more tham pay the expenses of the house; and for a guuimer board. c house, it cannot be surpassed, it being only one huntred m the Sou are most al neat Grand river, all very desi | of superior quality. WwW E ing steamboat an sent owner being eng of this prope ply to U.S’ iE railroad gaged in other business, will di jurther particulars, terms, &e, a erty yi Broadway. New York. (ONE OTEL TO LEASE.—THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW rebuilding *ke National Hotel, Detroit, Michigan, and pect that it wil be ready for occupation by the lat Devom- ber next. This house will have more than two hundred | nd be much larger than any hotel heretefore buils in It will have a beautiful and imposing front, Avs stories in height, one hundred aud sixty-two feet_on Wood. | ward avenve and Military Square, acd one hundred and cton Michigan avenue, The front elevation w highly crnamented, built of Connecticut freestone, aud surmounted by & handsome dome, which will commac.’ An extcus ve view | of the Detroit river and St. Clair. This house wil! be | finished with marble motels, gas fixtures, and all the mo- | derm improveme The dining bail, ladies’ saloon, and par- lors, will be large and p | feet in sant. The rmer will be twenty ndred and twen- 5 tin wi witbout columns net! F obstructions of any nd with ornamental windows with metal sash and Nojexpenso will be spared in ¢ of this saloon will be thirty-tw: feventy feet in length, and by eragiented bow front, The bar room, barber's shop, and b gf rooms will be larze | snd pleasant. No care will be in the internal 2r- | rangement of this house, to maki attri to leave 9 who may wish en of character, understanding the busi- ital to furpish the house. Ap- mmaybemade to DANIEL C. WATERMAN, orto ALBERT CRANE, A®* EXTENSIVE BOWLING SALOON AND nar | Room, fitted up where a large busi ton very favoral bliahed Clo been done, itan object to take the | good buniners, ft ‘oy -—Apply to, orte J, STRal Ww out the best stand in the eity vt AHAM, 455 Pearl street, New Yor » 12 River street, Troy, ANTED TO SEI L—TRE GOOD WILL, Pools, Lumber, de. of a Carpenter's Shop, a business: the owner having to leave the elty, will dis for immediately. ‘To an here, & good opportunity ot Ne, & Circular Saw ! LEASE, now doing untryman just arriviny to get into business. Also for gors by the fuct, and sare fw offic three story and basement house, No. 82 East Twenty- ‘The famil; would be willing to take the rent in board. PLEASANT AND CO: ae | | Inqaire at | ' i apted for For terms apply to | SE, OR FOR SALE, A NEW BUILT ¢, ‘with eiht rooms, ding doors, stable fourt F le the Bloomingdale ro | yard, oppocite. 0 LET—A GROCERY STORE, | on thesame floor, and vault, a good stand for any kind of business: Croton water in the store; rent cheap tos es d tenant; possession immediately. Apply on the premises, | No. 87 Crosby street, near Spring. | | P.O LEASE.—PRANKLIN HOUSE BUILDINGS —THB | Salesroom, on second floor, of 1% Broadway, corner | Deystreet Also, the front half of second floor, Wt Broad way, communicating with the above, aifording @ frontage of | ty fear cn Broadway, furnished with water closets: Bes, | and exceedingly well Lighted, Will be lensed separately, if ited, Al sequized: AVVG. 7.8. THOMPSON, 51 Courtiant street, | _Also, four pleasant Omtoes in the above building URNISHED Rooms TOL Jarge room and bedro third floor; the house iw ver, has hot, cold, and shower bathe, Fe &e., and fe WITH TWO ROOMS VERY PLEASANT ond fivor, and one room y pleseantly situated and quire 95 Amity atroet. | INSTRUCTION. RE ESIDENT Gov ERNESS.—AN ENGLISH LADY, OF the highest respectability and the mort thorough ed: tion, is desirous of @ situation as above. Besides the usual | routine of a good English \. she is perfectly compe- tent to inetrnet in m jing, French aad German, as m engaged in teachingin | to whom reference will be | Alpha,” Herald office. LADY WILL BE AT 19 BLM STREET, NEAR Broadway, yt Broom a Spring streets, for a ebort time onl; eb all kim f painti few lew eons; also, hal Gest ane, bracelets. ring model lin, flowers, fruits dn short, ail kinds of usotuls nial. profitable arts. Specimens tay be » and Friday,” Also, a 1 ful premium invention to Money ean be made at or to travel. Terms reas eae e INDIA RUBBER @09Ds. | PO THE PUBLIC.—INDIA RUBBER SHORS—OUR attention has been called toan adv. 4 by Horace H, Day, nublished im the New York ith July, 1sb1, and the Courier and Bi vjlrer sf ame te, in whiel after much unmerited abuse if attorney, Wm. Judson, Esq, be asterts that we dare not charge him with pirating Gocdyene’s Patents, under our own names; ant that he docs not niringe Goodyear's Patents, in the manufacture of Shoes, We have purchased 4 icenses for the manufacture of In- dia Revver’ s Shoes joodyear’s Patents, paid aur money, and we tely ayine riff for the same; and any other per wight have the same, if disposed to do #0, rather t pirate upon Goedyear's Patents, ‘We think it more just to purchase a right to use a valid Patent, than to infringe it. Mr. Day, having been prosecuted, acknowletged Goodyerr's rights, made a settlement, and agreed in future mot to ia- inge his Patents, He is now attempting not only to infringe said Patents, but to injure ue, seo, who, have, for s lates consideration, pureh ow work under them: and we charge Mr. ‘Day that over our own six with pirating Shoes which be notice that chasing or ve fighter will be iow uted Re Hayward Rubber C w a BUCKINGHAM, Treas. The Newark India i. peneteetarien Cee % HUTCH IN, President. ‘ORD & CO, AUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—ALL VULCANIZ white rubber, ae well as black, an: stamped by I Day, "Goodyent * to bis covenant conde from tents, Ia, the manetactare of e an e © concerned with hry In fu iolation of said Pat ment on Good ta, erect theus fecde ate eywatly. latin, weit sae ch fowdn and rl be bromented are inaly.. Day hae e license trom oayeur to, muah shiered red oa 74, eee s few onal aeticiea. by paring tari cents wal two ‘mille equal’ f ° | Beanie: Revioate to the Lye ah rh her shoes pa made = acer $ ates patents, and BY jan? i aye oo oe of ‘Day's most wo yy frcovery, niet ae hia Das oto tin ‘het, ud is now the ‘ashing ete ee fae LI bate tow va et guade tet Natete betta ahs Fupner. at's brillant yotiginal with h ime Da wore vuloaniai tion for his patent ¢ a4 toamen who ae ‘war 8 brilliant limos follow vpon the bese A triking proof SALES BY AUCTION, | AR SEATEE ISLAND, TOR A GENTLE. A Ey ASN. Nene THOs PR, aid, Washington street, corner of | Foome, U Norah Willies: stscos e ac ad | yaluahie io 4 furnitore etal res sompoavawn | (remem tien ete GOOD HOARD AND COMPORTABLE | Hat Stand ‘cent Je geutlomen. Apply at § Minetta strect, th door from Bleecker. ead ange OARDING—FURNISHED APART W for gentlemen, oF a pith or ‘without hreakfa BOARDING, @e. Pe OARDIN reget Apply immediately, ton er es cae ie. re rs *padateedtae \uetieneer. UCTION NOTICE —GR SERIES, MACKEREL, SAL- im, Nuts, Cheese, Brandy, o'clock, in front of the Ria TS, SU) TTABLE | his wife, to ot ring street, w way! gloss scat bateneats suilatis foreaiaice in | ich, Mack a small family where thereare no boardors. Terms mode- Nuts, Rai heese, Soa} fete f Indigo, Oi Sacearonl, — | dy, Gin, white Vort, Sherry, aa —TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE Accom. |W R, Auctioncer, 57 Dey st., cor. Greenwich ‘itting room and 10, single b M bedroom, with break- | room and the privilege | JOMN KEESE, AUCTION ER | eee B ~ #1 Houston stree | Spdean nd prandies. ‘to Wee way, corner of White ie Piatiah ean gly Madeira, S) —SPECIAL AND UN- OARD.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOM- nd breakfast and te | 17th. at 1 o'clock, a srortinent of 0 | ry, Port, Claret, and other Wines | cus brands; dark and palo Bi | Whiskey, &e., &e. i “NEAT FURNISHED | with board for 8 tay | mm HORSES, CARRIA( 0 nee a one need auaner | VOR SALP—THE TROTTING MARE “LINDA.” EN- who are 4 and will be paid prompt in | itre juire at the Bazaar, in Crosby street, mear Grand pleasant room, in a private family, comtral loeati Ry exchanged. Addres: paper. ARD WANTED.—A SMALL, Room (oxcept bed and bedding.) the BY until May: location below Canal but those having no other bo: inquisitive, Terms must be low, advance. Address C.K. 8., att OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, | A VERY “SUPERIOR GRAY HORSE, B M hands high, five years old, kind in in a private family, within a few minutes walk of City o t fi 7. Wills fared foo Jatt Wott foreettean’ | Scns th lin Betty eta tt, Oana Henry, Herald office, | son desiring a fine home will learn particulars by adi ing Bex 1,757, lower P. 0. BOARD WANTED, IN BROOKLYN-ABOUT | en minutes walk from the South Perry, ior tweor | gle genilemen, Wheto good avcommodations anda | ut g blehome can be procured, Address Juin, Herald | °° until Friday might. | OQUNTRY BOARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS, Wits | E~A LIGHT BU to order, for thi ‘ree months, and will be Inquire of JOHN P. BUTLER, OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—OR WOULD EX. board, obtained on Staten Island, two miles feo change for ® larger cok: Shue ap dey dryer Vanderbilt's Landing. ‘There ina fine view from the house, | Pellmatched, sound und g Ha pee Sn senreanee of the #hipping entering and leaving the Bay. Communica: | Quies gt 5 2°8* 4, 1h bay Arg low thon with the city is frequout and regular. Address Box | %° AVC BALDWIN, Sand 10 Gola atest. 3.816 Post O1 Oe Sane VERY. HANDSOME DAPPLE GREY “FINANCIAL. | under theeaddle,"and well tenined’ te te Inaadoes Bias Nwwnnewwwwnwwvwy | the revitisites for a frst rate family horse, and wou e ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, tent mail axles, spring with white, holds four per- ered to hold six, as it waa bail’ ‘or that purpose. g and but little used, “wad will d cheap, as the owner has no further use for at Jarvis's, corner Broadway and Tweaty-seventh OR SALE.—A FINE FRONT CALECHE, made by Wood, Tomlin on, at a cout of SON torether with a superb pair of Horse: © andsome drivers. Als itor two, “horses, ty patent leather t me, but could casily $10,000, $8,000, $5,000, $3,800, $2,500 | It has $12, 000, $2,000, to loan ‘for term of years, Cured Ly bond and mortgage on_ productive ity pea atthe Real Estate aud General Ayency of RODERICK aw RENCE, 3S Wall 10. 00 WANTED, ON BOND A D MORT- gage, at7 per cent interest, to be first class brown stone house and lot situated o street, near Fifth avenue, worth $15,000 in cash. Address M. | tune House," New Kochelle io Wood, Tomlinson & Co., HOPES AND CARRIAGE: at this office | prompt, har 8, made hy one o! Aa MAN ie es Sos j beet city mak 6,000 .WANTEP: OX BOND AND MonTGAGE, | lr Mankets, dee, Sc. The above will be sold cheap, t $ 3t Ger cant interest, to ‘be secured on house | !¢aving for Europe in a few dara. Can be son For further part Aud 1ct situated in the First. ward,” worth $13,00) in cash. ‘a0 Brenden! Aédress B,, at the Herald office. $3 0 WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, At7 por cent interost, to be seonred om a four TANDREW J. ck h jot, E thst » wor ie tien Wee EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET. — | Auction sale of Horses, Carriages, Harness, Saddles 1, OOO. WANTED, A RUSINESS Tita, wirat | Ke every Monday and “Weducsiays “commencing at‘ $ ¢ one thousand dollars, gue he of | Sos. wis property to dispose of will please An active, competent man, Will pay & decent living. Gen- have atere’ Branen tio offer fortunes foe the above sum, tee respectful JOHN W. GATFIELD, Proreletor. informed that the advertiser o| expects t ork hard for a living. Address Robert, Herald Office. Good reference +1G FOR SALE—WORCESTER Pare! » LIGHT given, and in good order, Also a sot of plated Gi Maruens, a os roe - rape a Agely at the stabie, corner of Fourth avenue J ANTED—SOME RESPONSIBLE. PARTY, TO NB. | and Seve iteenth street. H. WELLS. If APPLIED FOR THIS gotiate » loan of from $150,000 to $250,000, soeured by property worth one million The money wanted to improve | y HORSE FOR S&L. A liberal commission will be paid. Address H. B., at —A Bay Horse, only six years old, good traveller, Peat Office, appointing time ana place of meeting. and warranted sound; brought from the ‘country by the - ——— | present owner, only two mouths ago, and sold for want ot PARTNER WANTED-IN ONE OF THE BEST | vse. Any one desiring a family horse, will do well te. call nd se him. Also, if desired. a set of silver mouated Har- Apply at Bellows’ stable, If Charlton street. ACON WANTED.—A LIGHT, ONE HORSE, TOP Saloong in the city. Toagood man this isa chance | never before offereds For further particulars apply to | HOWES, Si Nassau Street. PARTNER WANTED—WITH SOME CAPITAL, A | Wagon, new, oF nearly new. Address box 1,091, Post seafsring man preferred, to assist the advertiser im | Office. pening » manufactory of autical fond Mathematical In- a struments, and of all the ornamental work necessary on Goo: Yonrd a setsel, The advertiser has knowledse’ and experi: | eee Ne ence in this line, having been director of such works in three OR §. P, THE BOWERY §. Aiflexent navy yards in Europe, For further particulars ap- | B'°R. ect nowery i200 yards clegsut Printed Lewes ply at the store, 103 Pearl street. | at's 4.000 do. splendid Bare; 2s, 0 do., rich Ba~ | rexe de Laines, at Is, 6d, and 2s. A great bargain, doz gentlemen's colored bordered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, . id, to 3s, (d.; 400 dozen ladies'colored bordered do., ®t les, ARTNER WANTED—SiLENT OR ACTIV t $1,000 in a manwfacturing business, w /—-TO IN- he pi ak. Arrangements , and go on to Se., some very beautiful; 7Wdoseo plain immediately are in progress. Application by letter must be | wiite’Linen Cambric, at only. le, the finest ever offered in made immediately, Address D. M. Herald oitie this marke! ything near the price; 500 dozen gents do., per dozen. Some good bargains also in Shawhs, jepnels, Linens, Damasks, Hosiery, Ging heme, Printe, ‘Drapery—Musling we’ aro selling at ls. 6d. de., and at Je. worth 4*. Summer wear for mem and ‘Toye An excellent assortment very low. 2, W. & W. FP. GILLEY & CO. © CAPITALISTS OR TRUSTEES.—$10,00—A GEN- tleman, having an inc per annum durin life, secured’ by bond and mortgage y property, will sell ata encritice of $3,000, for ready” © Address box A. b., Herald offic HE TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMEN'S DANK FoR | Savings have ordered, that intere: id to all depo- sitors entitled thereto, for th eh June, __ MISCELLANEUUS. mes ALEXANDER, NO. 208 WALKER STREET, 63 follow ‘and under J NEW at the rate of six per cent per annum; and on all sums ex- + York, manufacturer of gold dust bags, mor ’, belts, buck ve hundred olla i ie rate of tive Das cons per | Liven Pe nein aie by — oonees and ft rf itary belts 01 ‘ tore, a5 principal, 2 Allintorest | jcather goods for Celifornia, Gouthern and Western markets, cflored for sale at the lowes! epositors, as principal prices. N. DICKSON, SAN _FRANCISCO.—DICKSON, DE~ Wolfe, & Co!, Commission Merchants and General Axente, San Francisco, California, Refer to Messrs. Wells @ Co, G.'M. Shaw & Co.,'San Francisco; Mesara. G. & J. Laurie, McEvers & Co., New York; Messrs. Baker & Morrill, RIT, President. NOTES OF THE BANK OF ryland, redver at wu yer cent dis- E. HOUGHTON, 63 William street. aan a im " NY | Thos Lamb, Boston; Messrs “nog, DeWelle & Ca Li Noa aekcactods Weiticel Gesine wiklbany daly yerpool; Chas. Archibald, Be it. 8., Commercial Bank, BLL—At a meeting of the Board of Directors, Weld this | Londo pegers. Pairvauke ® “Allison, Hons 8, Cunard, sit wan Halifax, . That a dividend of three-and. halt per corte” | CVOLDBEATERS AND JEWELL| the capital stock o€ thia company bey is now declared RS HAV ING BOUGHT outof the net earnings of the aix months ending on the #ist | or meltei iust,, payable at the Mechanica’ Bank ia the city of New | jicious cream i Wat Tewarded, by giving desert bought or melted, of August, proximo. is dividend, the directors submit the of the earnings aud disbursements of vito $120,010 58 5,938 3 44,071 83 35,00) 09 Yo he fi York, om the tre soy. GH, 112 Franklin street. N.—ALI, PERSONS ARE FORBID TRUSTING 4 boy, named John MeGonigle (formerly an indentured erprentice), ou my account, oF paying any bills in my namo to said boy. von | Gold Lend Manufacturer, 112 Trankitn street. ONKERS AND TH Ww. WOODWORTH = This gentleman's bright rays of the sun. ot, has been as heal dews of heaven vegetation, Every part of t tis indeed Disbursements ot all kinds, Including tnvereet on debt and canal tolls. ... use tiie capital of the to the stockhol will, ix their opini i-annmal divid C BOW progres tify b heir maki leew than four per cent, oF eig! transfer books will be By order of the Board, FE. FOSTER, Jr, Sec'y A. & 8. R. R. Co. orn Railroad Company, Tn p OF THE MADISON AND INDI Dividend Notice.—The Board of Direot have this day declared a dividend the net earnings of the past ever, he has n: much to his tively rich re arse snd through the ed the and adaptadie na- deeply required man whe dare try and help his neignbo vmpany fast sailing stea are running 4: of Five per cent outof | way. The I r Railro y ve past six months, payable on the 20th t very low fa uly instant, om stock registered on the transfer books Ve taken care of so as to indu the city of New Fork, at the office of Winslow, Lanice & No, 52 Wall street, on all other stock at, this o WM. N. JACKSON, Secretary MR 1. R-R Co. J OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE RUSSIAN Four-and it per Cent Sterling Bonds, the particu- if which are below, have been fraudulently abstracted from the owner; and the public is hereby warned against buying or megotiating the same. Five bonds of <1,0Mench, vie — Serie Sf, . KNELIUS PATENT SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, Chandeliers, Girandoles, Mantel ielabras, with jrror? and paintings in centre, of new atyles, at low prices silver riated on German silver fea Sets, Castors, Cake Base kets, Table Forks, $7; Spoons, $3 docep; will bear ougray- ing. A. R. MORGAN, 13 William, between Fula aud Ana, opposite the Church. ingnce, Locgina “GLASS PLATES, AND ROUGH ror Do. . ights, trom the manufactory of St. Do. } #, for sale by De. No, Sszi POLLEN & COLGAT! arl streets Dg No. 441l | ggPrice Currents may be had on application, Berio 4 BOTY PES FOR FLETY © De. 0) Bowery, Do. shiment i Do. yl reoty handsomely colores | Do. are taken for fifty conte, Bo 'y low rates. No chargé unless perfect 1. Do. ~———--——___— ——-- ——______~ Do. 4i ABD WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED IN THE De, 5 A States im, LIL Inform: Tespecting. ted to be iven to Meuare, SANORDS, PORTER & STRIKER, At- Torney unsellors, 75 Broadway, New ¥ 31, LOUIS BON DS—$50,00.—THE SUBSCRIBERS OF- fer to thone who are seeking good and safe investments, the ais per cons twenty year bende of the city of Bt: Laie, Daysbleprincipal and semi-annual interest.at Phoenix Beak of ork. We consider them as safe an investccst aa Government of State Loana, and they can be had at a price “Wo William street. attends: Warrants, Pousions, &¢., for soldiers oF thereto SAFER! SAFEST ::: Gare: qhich will yield @ much greater income. The City of 8 Tequire ® re Lovis ie ina most th ~~} and always meets oney. from fire, are | her conditions promptly, The revenues of the city for, the ‘Gaylers "He is the. original Prevent year Will exceed balf & million of évllags, and inl clause in the City, Charter, the interest on her bon. 4, before’ appropriations are made Feete he elty will not exceed cif taliions of dollars. at the gad ot thie year her means, in her corporate capacity, ae of ator works, &e. Fee millions of deilnce,” Full partic 1s showing the recon CLARE, DopaR e CO. 4 Wallets” prone and ap and pot one of bie “Salaman ever failed, when exposed to fire, and maver will Hundreds have bern most fully texted, auil three since the sth of July last. (See certificates.) Gayler's Selamanders Are not filled with “plaster of lari,” like most others, but with hie ews comporition, which bee them “fire proof beyom! a donbt. © John stre ASE IN WALKING, AND COMFORT TO Tit FEET.— esles and small Hall's pannue-corium Boots and Shoes are the sefvent, % +3 1 mort i ante cry ndern we ‘ghee vose having corns, bunions, or any tenderacee hi, Oe By pyar superte 07, 274g lancer. tg ADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RE- R. GEO. HALL, No. 3 Astor House, lay streets Holly informed that they can obtain the fall value, = —— ; tor eee Wand er cade of Clothing of every, de- OAL HAVING TAKEN A NEW YARD, AT THE ption, am an ai ity, or corner of Goerck an, wing re connection Ciritaddters through poet, or calling on JAMBS MORONEY. | wichiny Old Established Vard at Rionaed Ossenwish attcy at his Clothing Store, nT ange street, near hale, 1 im to ell Coal of the beat geen ake a ee cast AST OFF CLOTHING WANTED LADIES AND ORN delivered, $4; off clothi eet btain ae 8 gees price f clothing, ee want. perier ot A m navy. ‘Pertons wishing t9 vist ve 4, oF having business with the can ty taking the from Jersey City , whied every half hour, BVER AND AGUE—WYNKOOP & 0. S EXTERMI nator, Office 128 Fultom street, (Sw dine, wi . This artiol never AST OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, WATCHES AND aera, Ladies ofgentiomen aa the above to dapose at lenet ae here. 7 Ww te ret, basement, | Be x; Cc“ ie sera INO AND = | fai aeeenl n hae not overlooked the no! eraitere, aebelaneeds 1. hats Bas cheat whnblenh *, LEGAL NOTIC€E. iinaes 5 | See cov, Ya —JOUN Bron | BURL ¥ vs. ALTON 5 _ qt on — hie Se ‘aguste Puen e gatas ATRIMONY Bana EASY, in ectep, ait! to an; plain direeti is Saye affections above named ‘ankdente aT swer the complaints of the aby nam: ton Buel, in the re the State of din th ce of Oneida o Bday ef Jee. wenty tape alter the ber. me, wt the city _ Or~ bi eo within twenty Arak for vhs eeliet & yy ie. WH the plaintin will apply to Reale epee Bal