The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1852, Page 5

NEWS BY TELEGRAP CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES. A NEW SENATOR IN PLACE OF MR. CLAY. Destruction of a Catholic College. BEATH OF ADJUTANT GENERAL JONES. MARINE DISASTERS—RIOT, &e., &o., &o. From Washington City. FPRCIAL CORMS*PONDENCH OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, RESIGNATION OF MINISTER LAWRENCE--MR WEB- SYER’S PROBABLE ACCEPTANCE OF THE VACANT STATION. Wasnixatos, July 15, 1852. There has been a diversity of statements in the papers Fespeoting the return of Mr. Lawrence, und the appoint - ment of Mr. Webster us minister to Eogland. Ibave this evening learned that Mr. Lawrence has had ‘ap informal correspondence with the President on the wabject; that his official resignation is now on the way to this country; that Mr. Webster has been offered the Place, and that he will give an answer, probably an ac- eeptanee, in a few days, and net return to Washington at ali hereafter, It is thought here that Mr. Webster will not accept any nomination for the Presidency. DEATH OF ADJUTANT. GENERAL JONES. Wasuincton, July 15-1014 P. M. Roger Jones, Adjutant General United Staves army, @ied very suddenly this evening, Rumor says his disease ‘wer cholera morbus, and a gvntleman informs me that be saw him in market this morning. Drs, Witherspoon and Miller were called to him; but in a half hour after the first prescription was received at the apothecary’s, intelligence came back that he was dead, B, THIRTY-SECOND CONGRE: FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasnixaron, July 15, 1852. She Serate commenced business at twenty minutes before one o'clock. A NEW SENATOR IN THE PLACE OF MR. CLAY, Mr. Briciir, (dem ) of IIL, presented the credentials of the Hon. David Merriwether, to fll the vacancy occa. aioncd by the death of Mr, Clay, until Septomber next, ‘when Mr, Dixon's term commences. he having been already elected by the Legislature of Kentucky to fill uhe ‘vacancy Mr. Menniwearucn appeared, took the oath and his weat. . Mr. Bricur said that the credentials just received were different from those usually presented here—they eontained alimitation, While the Senator just sworn ‘would not set up any claim to the seat beyond the tino ‘imited. still it brought up a question of interest to every State, and involved a principle which would hereafter have to be decided. He said this much, with aview that it might not berenfter be suid that this seat was taken wi hout a knowledge of the eb Mr, Dovcias moved that th to the Judiciary Committee He had strong doubts as tothe constitutional power of the Governor to appoint a Senator under a limitation fur a shorter term than that prescribed by the constitution The constitution gave ernor power to appoint during a recess of the Legislature, He was of opinion that the limitation was unecn:titutional. and in direct violation of its provisions, Mr Bu said, the question was cne of importance, bn: he was opposed to anticipating an ixsue that may never arise. He looked upon the eredentiais presented here as but prima facie evidence of title to a reat. | A Se- nator’s real title Was noder the constitution, and not the paper given him by the Governor, He did not. believe that the Governor could limit the tenure of office pre- seribed by the constitution; but he thought all investi- garion of this point premature till some controveray arose between parties holding different appointments. Mr Gwin urged the reference. He did not think the Governor could limit the term of appointment. Mr. Cooren azrced with Mr. Butler that it would be time evough to investigate and decide the point when | any difficulty ceeurred Mr. Dovexas withdrew his motion, and the subject dropped, ADJOURNMENT OF CONCRESS. Mr. Hunter's motion to take up the resolution from the House fixing the time for the adjournment for the 16th Argust, was agreed to. Mr Moxrer said he was as anxious as any one to ad- journ; but after a consultation with members of the Houre Committee, they had come to the conclusion that Congress could not dispose of the important public busi- ness before the SOtb August; and he proposed the inser- tion of the 80th August Mr, Siicins oppo-ed fixing any day for the adjourn- ment of Congress. til] th ate had received the Appro- priation bills the last session ought, to be reprated bofore the 3 then a day mate, Q be fixed for the adjournment. withou the danger of compelling them to pass the bills without consideration. or to reject them. Mr @wix oppored fixing any day for the adjourument until something was known of the appropriation bills, or till Mr, Norri-’ resolution requiring those bills to be sent to the Senate ten days before the time fixed for the adjeurnment. was concurred in by the Hous Mr. Dovenas snid. if it was in order, he would move to amend the resolution. by inserting “ that the Sec- retary notify the House that the Senate will be resdy to adjourn in ten doys after the Appropriation bills hall be sent up, He desired that the House and coun- try shonld know the reason why the Senate were un- willing to fix the day for adjournment. which was that the Appropriation bills mi; not be foreed upon them in the Inst bonrs of the se fhe Crain decided such amendment out of order, Mr. Apams urged the adoption of the resolution as it eame from the Howe, | Mr Hanitin was in favor of the earliest day for the ad- | journment, and wouid vote for the 16th of August, if the | resolution requiring the Appropriation bills to he sent up ten days previous wax adopted. He moved to amend the resolution by inserting that the Senate would adjourn in ppropriation bills were received Mr. [fare referred to what took place in the last hours of the session, two years ago. when the bill appropriating twelve millions for the support of the navy was passed without reading, and the Likht House Dill was passed in five minutes, for want of time. Mr, Hosten opposed Mr, i eourteous to the House. Me. Sewanp advocated the amendment fixing the 30th of August as the day of adjournment. his resolution was the ueval mode.and when such agresolution was | passed, both {houses would apply themselves to business, He thought it the duty of the Senate to co-operate in fix- ing a reasonable time for adjournment. Mr. Mitver was in favor of the 3¢th, Mr Dawsos urged the adoption of the resolution as it came from the House. Mr. Gwiy said he would not vote for any day of ad- | journment til the public business was more advanced than it is now. and until there was an assurance that it would be acted upon properly. Bills passed by the Se- nate months ago were stil on thesSpenker’s table. He moved to lay the resolution on the table, Lost—Yeas 12; nays 34, Mr Hunter's amendment was rejected by a tie—aycs 22; nays 22. Mr. Stirros was in favor of keeping the resolution within the control of the Senate for some time, in order that the Senate might act upon it with due regard to the state of the businoss in the House, The present state of the business in the House was such that it was imposible to say that it could be disposed of by any given day. He moved to postpone the resolution for one week, and inthe meantime the House could take a hint. Messrs. Davis and Baronr supported the motion, and | Mevsrs, Sourr and Paar opposed it. | The resolution was postponed for one week, by yeas 27 to nays 19. amendment, as dis- AMENDMENT OF THE RULES. The resolution of Mr, Nornrs, to amend the rules by requiring ail appropriation bills to be sent to the Senate ten days before the time fixed for the adjournment, was taken up, and adopted. THE DEFICIENCY BILL. The Deficiency bill was taken up, and all the Houso = amendments to the Senate amendments, except three, « were agreed to. PROTFCTION AGAINST INDIAN DEPREDATIONS. On the motion of Mr Sretps, the Senate took up the House bill, suthorizing the President to organize certain | companies of mounted rangers, for the protection of | Oregon. New Mexico, Utah Texas, and California from Indian depredatious, It was amended, and then ordered to a third reading. After a short executive session, the Senate adjourned. Honse of Representatives. Wasninaton, June 15, 1862, LAND OFFICE FOR MINNESOTA. On the motion of Mr. Stsvey, a resolution was adopted, instructing the Committee on Public Lands to inquire into the expedioncy of establisking an addi- tional land office in Minnesota, and providing for the ap- pointment of a Surveyor General in that territory, THE FLORIDA LAND BIL ‘The House procecded to the consideration of the bill | that be how rem ved to 602 Broad granting right of way and lands to Florida and Alabama for the construction of a railroad from Pensacola to Montgomery, and across Florida to some point on the Allantic ocean, Mr, Cane epoke in favor of the bill; when a motion ‘was made to lay on the table, but was disagreed to—yors 75. nays 81—and the bill was referred to the Committee of the Whole om the State of the Union, by the casting vote ot the Speaker, THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING. Mr. Gorman culled up the report made yosterday from the Printing Committee. The bill repeals the contract law, provides for the immediate election of a public printer by esch house, fixes the price to be paid, Con- to furnteh the white paper, #20 « olut sommmitens be appointed to ruperintend the printing and adopt such messures as may he deeme) nocossarg jo yomedy any serlect or delay in Bend aa oage en 7 Ton appealed to Mr. Gorman te move poncuegh of usd Mil in Cader Lo wen fmm wig AMANG 1b, aut. Gorman replied that he could not do so, as this ‘Was no new question. and everything connected with it Was well Understood by all te then explained the bill, and ip reply to questions pnt by Mr. Stanly, said the _. Printing Committee had passed a resolution that Mr, Homilton bas not complied with bis contract. and that fideon, & Co,, ond Donelson & Armstrong, with whom 4 pont. separate contracts were heretofore made to execute | printing for the two houses had given him an assurance ' enned at in the aba was shot down by the Orangemen, Yesterday. an inquest was held on the body of Bernard MePhillips, the man who was -hot, and a verdict was returned that he came to bis death bv a shot fired by Thomas Campbell. Camp- bell has been arrested for manslaughter. | shore, | another wharf. in writing. that th. y will relinquish their coatracte tothe government at any time, Mr. tuppives inquired whether the interests of the whigr were aa well cured fur, in this arrangement, as those | of the democrats ? , Gouaias replied that the interests of no particular party were looked to, He suid, we tried to do what was right, and we expeet to eleet a democratic printer if we cw Mr Gippixcs wished to know if this was the decision Of the reeent democratic caucus Mr Gorman taid the uemocrata in caucus agreed that the printing wa» not executed according to the coatract— that the pudiie bu-iness was suffering from thi+ faiture— the there musi be rome remedy—ave that they agreed te thy plan in the bil as the best remed: Mr McMuisen asked how the prices mimittee agreed with the prices of 1819 Mr. Goaman replied from thirty five to thirty-nine @ nt beiow thove last named =Aod ia reply to a question by Mr Stevens of Penn-ylvamia. be said if this bill ie vuld pass, Mr Hamiltoa. the present printer, would re- inqui>b bis contract ‘afier further proceedings, Mr Gorman demanded the Previous question, butit was Dot seconded—49 against 93, Severs) amendments te the bill were proposed. and the farther con-ideratiun of the subject was postponed until to-morrow, ‘The Houre went into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union on the Indian Appropriation bill, when amendments were dircu-sed. but uo’ voted on, The Committee rose, and the House adjourned, ‘eported by the Mr. Clay's Obsequies at Lexington. Cincinnats, July 14 1852, It is estimated that the number of persous present du- ring the proces-ion at Lexington, Ky , on Saturdiy last amounted to between thirty and forty thousand ; and the horses and carriages prevent. if put in a line, would have extended a distance of twenty. five miles, Whig Raufication Mecung at Baffalo, Burrazo, July 15, 1852, ‘The whigs of this city held o ratifieation meeting last night, which was largely attended, and went off with much enthusiasm. Amongst the speakers was Danie UNman, of New York. The Cholera at the West—Postponement of the Ohio Whig Mass Conveauon, Civewsatt, July 15, 1852, ‘The Maysville Eagle says. a few cases of cholera continue to cceur in t) at city, and that there have been 95 deaths by it since it fret broke out, The cholera has broken out at Wilmington, Ohio There have been six or eight deaths, and considerable alarm {s felt. Ht is also prevailing in several amaller towns throughout the West Tp this city some deaths by cholera ocenr daily; but there is no epidemic, and no alarm is manifested. The Quarantine physician reports A great decrence of rickness on the river. ‘The cull for a mass convention of the whigs at Colum? bus on the 22d July. bas been withdrawn, in consequence of the exaggerated reports of the prevalence of cholera at that place, Destruction of the Catholie College at Wor- cester. Worcester, July 15, 1852. The Catholic College, situated about a mile south of this city. took fire yesterday afternoon, and was entirely conrnmed, with the exeeption of a portion of the east ving, The fire commenced in the upper story of the Kt corner, froma defect ina chimney. Most of rniture was burned or destroyed; a large portion of uable Ubrary was saved The loss is estimated at 10,000 te $60 000, and no insurance. There were over one hundred students in the building, and some of he professors and tutors have lost their all. Canada, Burraxo, July 15, 1852. The Orangemen of Hamilton made an exeursion to Toronto on Monday, to celebrate the 12th July, On their return, on Tuceday, when landing at the wharf, they were ittseked by a party of Irish Catholics, one of whom rush, a forward and seized the Orangemen’s dram A fight dn man mmed Thomas Campbell was stabbed n, Ww ‘The man who stabbed him ran off, bat Illness of Governor Martin. Dover, N H., July 15, 1852. Governor Noah Martin. of this State, is lying dan gerously ill with inflammation of the bowels, and his re. c overy is extremely doubtful, Four Negroes Killed by Lightning. Lovisvizie, July 14, 1852, Duringa storm at Lexington, Miss,, yesterday, a tree on Mr. Cunningbam’s plantation, under which a party of en negroes were eating their dinner, was struck with a lightning. and four of the negroes were instantly killed, Appointment in the State Department. Wasnuncron, July 15, 1352, William Chapman, of Massachusetts, bas been ap. pointed to a prominent clerkship in the State Depart- ment, Marine Disasters—Accident. Prinapenenta, July 15, 1852, The steamer Kennebec, from New York. came in colli sion with the sloop Ohio. of Philadelphia, whpn passing Neweastle. injuring the sloop. She then took her in tow. One man was knocked overboard, but was after. wards picked up. The steamer Gen McDonald, in coming up from Cape May ran foul of the schooner War Engle. near Fort Mif- flin crushing in ber bulwarks. Two men leaped over. board but were saved The steamer took the schooner in ‘ow. and afterwards she was run ashore to prevent her sinking On Wednesday, while the passengers were landing at Cape May abeavy sea tore away fifty of the pier. The few who were on it succeeded in escaping to the The boat landed the rest of her passengers at Southern Steamers THE MARION AT CHARLESTON. Crarcestox, July 13, 1852, The U. S mail steamship Marion, Capt. M. Berry, ar- rived at her wharf here, from New York, at 1 o'clock this morning. THE FALCON AT NEW ORLEANS. New Onteans, July 15, 1852, The steamship Falcon has arrived here, with twelve of the Philadelphia's passengers, ‘The Falcon leaves again to-morrow, Arrival of the Southern Mail. Bartimone, July 15, 1852. ‘The mail is through from New Orleans, ‘The papers contain nothing of interest, Markets. New Onteans, July 15, The Asia's news was received here at 10 o’cloc his morning, ts effect has not yet been developed The salex of cotton yesterday were 600 bales, Middling is quoted at Ye, 1s Meteorological Observations. BY MORSE’S TELEGRAPH LINE, OFFICE No, 2 WALL aTREET. Trvnspay, July 15, 1852, Burraro, 10 A. M.—Barometer 29.60; thermometer 86. Wind west. Clear, fine morning. Rocnesten, 10 A M Thermometer 85, Wind south- west. Clear, fine morning. Avavry, 10 A, M—Clear, pleasant morning. wind from the north; thermometer 87. Synacusr, 10 A. M.A clear. pleasant morning, but rather cool, Wind west; thermometer 75. Unica, 10 A M—A fine, pleasant morning. Clear, with a light breeze from the west Thermometer 79. Axnany, 10 A, M.—Clear morning, but not too warm. Wing northwest; thermometer 77; barometer 29.140; mercury 72, ey Strong Trratsor Rearers anp Mowers —A largo as semblage of agriculturists recently took placo at the ‘Woodride Farm, Springfield, Ohio, for the purposeof wit- nessing the competition for the medals offered by the State Agricultural Soviety, for the best mowing and reap ing machines, After an animated contest. the gold me- dal, forthe best reaper, was awarded to Densmoro’s self reaper, ond the silver medal for the next best. to Hussey’s improved reaper, The gold medal for the best mower was awerded to Ketchum’s Buffalo mower, and the second medal to Hussey’s Urbana, Dr. Convers’ Invigorating Cordial, for Rervous debility, weaknoss ond, incapacitation for busi- 0 it invigoratos and restores tho lot enorgios 4 a tod for effecting al $2 por bottle; th for $5. Bold at Nos. 55 Third ayonue, and reat, where tho Doctor is consulted on all disosses, Dr. Powell wishes to inform his eee hero he will attond, d Ear, from 9 tod the Eyo” can be , just imported, oye. to Dr, Powell's “Trost office, Also, Artificial fad look like tho nat n—Sara Springs-—Speer’s ow the fashions oveer gna to vit aioe rting without a ti ohaned of SPEER, No. 264 Bowery” His prices Overy ‘vory—very low, 2 a Our Citizens swallow nothing now more readily than Ice Cream, and wo do not know of an estab- Hishmout that we would sooner rocommend thom to visit, in order to do that eamo with the greaeost ploasuro, than the fairy-like racort, Columbian Garden and Satoon, Bowery Certain aro wo that EBLING'S ahmeonts are excellent, and the place onc of undoubted respectability id Ger~ Falton atrose, grate fing Gold and’ seuld tev, wien ne witt sell very ? pomeee ted Gold P Fa i ko.— It is m the ‘and no one thinks of Perjsnueds VY. Savage Cl attention to his Iago atchés, Gold Chains, K w for cash. Ths Riche re sold only at No, 92 Pultow rofrot 4. Ro., HE mannfantnear’s prices DAVID RAIT, 381 Broadway, up stairs, 00 ances of the great mon of tho pimp hl lg Thompson, 315 Broadway, ts stilt Making those beautiful ifty pictures, for whion his est ablish- it bee ted Lar, jetares. % 0 justly a ry }. gold rings, pin . keys, |i te, clasps, ne Squelly low prices. THOMPSON’ S15 Broedway. Cheapest Daguerreotypes in the World— Only 15 conte —KBES & CO, have commenced operatic at the spacious rooms, No 289 Broadway, where they are taking superior pictures fer only 25 couts, With alargs abylight. and all tho extensive facilities waioh years of ex Per enrein a larse concern require, Rees & Co, oannot be excesled in the price or quality of their pictures. Root’s Premiam Daguerrean Gallery, at No. $63 Broadway, is the pace where perfect likenesses and Pewutiful plate: P the only place where the m: ean be had. Room for Saratoga Sprin Watering Plucca— ail oo MLL es, Newport, and R al street, od ol 134 Canal st. Our World’s Fair.—Cantrell, the Manu facture Shoes, has bad @ reatly magnificent ease he «rear exhibition abont t» take place attrac ing Jorable attention 336 Bowery. It coutaias speci- graceful and super> gaiters, slippers, ousking, &o., rendering it a most attractive and vlcgant display. Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters.—The very best Pine in the city te get Boots, shoos, Gaiters, &o.. of every Coseription, mae ip the best and handsomert style f she best ard finest materials, ix at BE. A BROOKS’ ot and Shee Emporium, 150 Fulton street. the ctimapest place in the city to get a food article, B.—Ladies, Misses, Boys, Youtha, and Children’s Shoes of every description. Summer Arrangements at 292 Greenwich street, corner of Chamvers street. -THUS. M'LaUG Abi N has mace srrangements for snpplying the pablie this aum- mer with hiv beatiful Shirts, Collars, woke, Gloves, Hosiery, Silk, Cotton and Morins Under Garment N_ B —Shirts made to measure are warrauted to give satis- faction, What can be more annoying to a man of forhion than a arapedens, ill fitting Shirt, puiling here, drag- ging there, fitting nowhere, To avoid this nui-anse with ab- soltro certainty, and to inaure the beau ideal ef style and deanty in a shirt, itix only neovsaary for gentlomen to give their orders to GREEN, No. | Astor House, The Onty Good Sauce—so pronounced by gentlemen of acknowledged goiit—is Lea & Perrin's Wor- cestershire Sauce, suitable for all binds of warm and cold meats, came, onp gravies, 0 by the proprie- tors’ agents, JOHN DUNCAN 07 Bronawey. &e., fo & SON Singer’s Sewing Machine.—These invala- able labor saving Mochines continue to attract @ great deal of attention from the amateur as well as tho professional mster, Principal office, 258 Broadway, where they are sold at tho very low price of $125 and where the public are invited to call and examine them in operation. Getty House at Yonkers.—A Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert will be given in their apleudid hail, om Saturday evening, the 17th inst., by Mr. W. A. Incho, the oolebrated Piaui d only 20 conta & ticket. ‘The inhabstauts of this beautiful village may expect a yrand treat on the ocestion. There will bo @ great turn out of young and old. Yonker+ now has her thousands who can d will always appreciate talent of high order, Thia t# no common affair. All will turn out to epjoy this grand musi- cal treat, It is worth the price to #06 tho interior of the all. Wonderful Revolution in Prices of Floor Covering! Refloot well. Hiram Antersoa, 99 Bowery, is selling English tapestry and Brasscls carpeting at $1 por yard; floer oil clothe, 28, 64. to 43.5 three-ply carpets, SL. to 28. 6 4s., to 63. Kuga, window 1; ingrain carpets, 2 . shades, table covers, &o., at about ha If thoir real value, Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Strop for keep- Razors in perfect order.—This article has been loug rably known to the public, the inventor having odals and diplomas innumerabie at the World's a bited amongst several hundred apecimons of razor strops, and was then pronouaced by the jurges to have no equal in producing the keenest prasihlo edzo to a r Ccrtificates of ite we nderful from Dr. J. razor. hw Gresoom, "Dr, Valentine Mott 4 President of the American Institn the royal navy, and numerous others. can be depot, No, 7 Astor House, and 357 Broadway, nm atiie Comb Factory.—A rich assortment of Tor- f 11 Dress Combs, the newest French patterns. Tho mbraces every Style of imported aud home magu Combs made to order aud repaired. A. & NDERS y facture. 7 Broadway, Portable Dressing Cases.—Dhe ndvertisers have devoted their unceasing attention to the periecting of these vseful articles, and have on hand a large asavrtmout, of construction suitable to the wants of the travelling c munity. For sale at SAUNDERS’, No. 7 Astor House, aud 307 Broadway, i Edmund © and dealer i» tne Wine: i place, New Verk.-d ust r a ncks, a i © of fine old Port Wine, part i 1 the vi a Sho mainder in bottle. also, a superb art rry—t Double Diamond. “These wines are considered superior to apy in the market. Alwaya on hand, a choice selection of Esteppe, St. Julien, $t. Lambert, Pontet Canet, La Rose, Chateau Mouton, Leovillo, Woks; 3 ‘isenbeim, Ruse han Clarets, St, St. Pierre, and stein, Hochheim, Liehfraumile Steinbers Cabinet, Mare —Chambortin, Ro' avgan; Rhenieh. Moselle and Sparki cr Brandios of different grades, Scotch aud Uriah Whisk fi f Sevars, mannfacenred expressly for B.C. C are brated makers in Havana. « al’ th , aud many now ones, ge Mr. Sar nt engraver of Phi- Iidelphia, says that the snperb aken only by Root, in this city, “ye otion itwelf.” They are worth a visit from all who want pictures, Public Announcement.<I will undertake “to ovre all cases of disease and consumption in the cit: Ypon the express understanding of making no demu: either medicines or visits if unsuccessfal. TALBOR WA Nervist, compounder of the Nervous Antidote, #24 ur wich street, Lyou’s Kathatron, for the growth and embellishment of the hair, to prevent its falliag off sad turning grey. The Kathairon, boing free from uifen sive ran- cid of), sud all coloring pr npenties, loaves the hair elyan, rich, soft, and glossy Sold by every druggist in New York, Brooklyn, aod throughout the world E. THOMAS LYON, 161 Broadway, N.Y. A Fact to reflect upon.—Dav! the greatest invents: «riginal color withont dy the roots ofthe hair, and excites to a loringglands. Warranted sale at tho goreral depot, N +9 02 Brondwn Washington stroct, 362 Hudson st and 197 Bow and 146 Atlan’ ; ard at Nos. Wigs and Toupees.—Batchelor’s new style of Wigs are prononaced the most perfect imitation of aature yet invent ‘hose wanting ® very supsrit article should sall at BATCHUELOR'S oelebrated Wis No. 4 Wall street, where can be found sortment Inthe'oity. Copy the addr he largest aud best Hair Dye.—Batchelor’s celevrated Liquid Bair Dye ix the best yet diseovered for eolorivg the hair or shiskersthe momont it is applied, The wonderful ease and sertainty with whieh this favorite and old ow ued dair Dye performs is astonishing. It is for sale. or applied, at BATCLELOR’S Wig Factory, No 4 Wallstreet. Copy'tho add ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY, ax SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. “oa PERSONAL. FUR. JOHN GUNN WILL HAVE THE KINDNESS to give his address, where an interview may be had‘ ho will hoar something that will please and interest him. Ad- dross E. D., New York Post OMico. et TA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF tho democratic republican cletors of the eighteenth ward, bold at the house of Bdward Murray, corner Twenty: first street and First avenue, on Wednesday evening, Lich inst., the following gentlomen wore unanimonsly so ected to not officers of the meeting:—Henry A, Warts, Chair- ian; Patrick P. Ryan, Vico Chairman; John Cully, Secro- On motion of Edward Murray, the mecving formed finto an association, to be ealled tho Granite Club of o Eighteenth Ward, for the purpose of a thorough organi- zation for the falloampsign.s On motion of William we rence, the meeting adjourned, to m n the 2Ist Jaly, at 8 o'e ock x. M. corner Twenty-irst street and Firat avenue, LOST AND REWARDS pa: FOUND, IN THE NINTH AVENUE, ABOVE Fourteenth street, The owner can bave the same by ‘WANTS, Weer recaraace ot. ean naanrensin svman. who bas lived four years ia her Jart place.” Ne objection ‘pply ‘Brysdeay, Me plnes. Nts objection to travel. Apply at 786 | Ww ANTED- BY 4 SMALL FAMILY, WITBOUP CULL- drep in the upper if the eit: hid te duard, where it will bd id in ae mm TUATION AS COOK, BY A RESPEBC- Speaks French and Germaa, Can bo + 54 Frankfort street, up stairs. ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED PRUTES cy elf senerally useful, the care of ebildren, bring the very best of ne, between the hon ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protertant young woman,’ as Cook. od washer Best of city reference given. WwW TANT WO. WwW auc ironer, twodays, Apply at 19) West Twentieth streot, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young girl, tod) general housowork; washer and ironer” Cax be seen for two days, ntroct, im the rear, eocond door Good city r ANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG wom situation todo chamberwork and glain towing, or waiting, haw no objection to yo in the country for the summer. Tho very best of reference given. Please to gill st 78 Jay atreet, three doora from York street, Brook yn. Ww NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ung Protestant girl, ty do general housework; would hort distance in'the country. Please call at No. 99 nwich avenue, ANTED—EMPLOYMENT, BY A YOUNG SooTCA irl, a8 Drossmaker or Scamstrens. Would go by da} or week, or take work home. Call at 103 West Twenty-aiaeh atreot, rear house, second floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a ritnation as Cook Washer end Iroaor, or to do tho geveral housework iv a private family. Tho best of cily re forwnee given, May bo seen for two days, at No. OL Market sireet, trat floor, front room. Pease call at 109 Dan be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation a» Chambermuid and to do tine #ush ano ironing, or as Laundress Good city rotere: from her last place, wkero sho bas lived for thro» yours, May be seen for two days, at No. 434 Bauk etrevt, near Green «ich avenue WANTED-A NICE GERMAN, SUOTCH, OR AMa- rican girl, to do general housework, in 8 small fami of three persons, in Brooklyn, No 17 Bond street. Call ere, or at the office, 128 Nasvan street, New York, room %, up stairs. None but an experienced gicl and’a good er and ironer peed cal ANIED—BY A YOUNG G Lady's Maid, or Si kinds of children’s ¢) 8" drexses. —‘t city reference, Please call at No. 206 Nineteenth atrect, corner of First avenue, fourth floor, front room. W 431ED—4 SITUATION, BY A GOOD COOK, WHO understands her business thoroughly, jection to assist with the washing atron cular in obtaining a situation in a private fi c good city references, Can be een for twe days. Apply at 49 Bloventh street, betweon Fifth and Sixth avenues, in the rear, first floor, th * ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do the goneral housework of @ pri« vate family, She iv an excelleut washer and ironer, and is Viling te make herself useful. The host of city references gi riast place. Please call AL 192 Mott street, nd Broome streets. Can be sven fortwo ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT W0- asitnation as Cook, and to assiat in washing he bost of city referencs riven, if reqnired, 9 Fourth avenue, tor two days, ANTED—FAMILIES TO WORK IN A COTTON factory mostly irls, and pot less than four that be long to cach family between the agos of 10 and 20 yours, Inquire at 50 Broad street, corner of Boaver atrast, be- tween the heurs of 10.4. M., a ’. M.‘on Saturday, July 17, and Monday, 19th, A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE maid or Witer, or to do general house= stablofamily, er to do plain sewing. street, between Second and Apply at 2 object '. Ty can produce highly respectable testimonials from her last empleyer. Apply at 42 Allon streot; can ho seen fur two ays | W48tep-a situation, py 4 YouNG wan, as Voachs Groom, or soetees he tho | wand mm Bim clay nad country ro. reqnired. WE, Horald off ANTED—BY AN ACTIVE MAN. WHO HAS BEEN years ip the habit of taking care of horses, + & situatio achnas ins private fa mily where he would make himsolf gonerally useful, Would take obarge of horses in a livery stable &e, de cap give tes imonials and city reference «f the highest cha- for honesty, sobriety, and general deportmeat, Ad- Mahon, Herald offie A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU ationin a private family to attend on child and do plain sewing. and to assist in chamberwork iI Can be seen tor two days, at her present situation, otre A MIDPLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS A S{TUATION to cook, w: ily. 3 hos her daughter, 0 hi in the house with y. and to mind ehil- dren. Sho Hoyer fe in refer Where she haslived Please call av No. 217 Fi Fourteenth street: BICULY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN LADY DE- sires a situation as Housekeoper in a widower's famity, ¢r as matron iv abour ding sehool—cither of which oovition she in perfectly competent to austain. Call at No, 6 Charles re 8 SEAM a of the roem ij No. 145 Grand atroet. LADY HAVING FURNITU fornish a good eized house, would tike to go to keer heure widower; Or would take sevoral men te beard; any person wishing to wake au ene for such, adders a note to A. B, at this office, No gentlemen of respectability need apply. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation as Chambermald, and to do plain sewing: fa wit- ling to make herself generally useful. Can bo seen fur tro days, at No, 9 Reade street. RL IS DESIROUS OF A SITUATION LN private family, to do chamborwark and cr would do tho work of & small private fui y. bert of city reference. To save tronhle or genttoman who keane a private family apply. Pleaso oall at, or address M. D,74 Henry street, for one work, STRES FOR PLAIN SEWING—A PERSON work in private familion, or take charge an hotel, wishes to engage. Inquire at RE SUPFIC RESPECTABLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Gardener ; is we'l skilled in taking o: SPECIAL SOTIOB. ARG, Pe ideut, _Joun Taare, Secretary. M ASONIC NOTICE. thi m of this Lo nt uF. ‘JNo. W, Simons. Secretary. ASONIC.—NOUTICE—THE MEMBERS OF POLAR M Star Ledge, No. 24) » # and A. it am- me toa ar at an ewerce jun tion with silontia ‘of avenue C and Fou ot om Friday ny at eight o’clook pre ALEX. 8. SUMMERS, Jas M. Swuru, Stary | HEREBY Lh that sad ‘LL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, jout Col Aloxen er a both, No. Of Beas effects (not being money) ym powered to rnocive mag ine. L. ROSSUTH. of both Bu ‘ork have b h was devised hy the iltnw the person who whould be adjudge have bern the most valiant in dof war with Mexivn, t Soeotal Comm ve ten eisims from ary peraon, late of th: toers, for an Box; tho elsims, with «hy be presented within threw months from thi adfrossed te Charles francis, Chairman of t hy given th. vouchers, mittee. New York, May 4.1852 CHaS FRANCIS. Chair~ man of Committee of Ronrd of Aldermen, CHARLSS EH, KING, Chairman of Committeo of Board of Agrisvant Al- M, WITTER, AU NEBR_THIS DAY, AT 10 0” look, at 167 Canal wt, the Furniture of = family going te Burope, ¢ Softee, toakora, mahogany “hairs Tables Bure ‘air Matt-ovsns, Pes re Washstavds with im b ton goods, rm Sea! r with o her le peremptory. SALES BY AUCTION, _ UCTION SALE OF NGRAV- r of the public almi- PAINTINGS, } berses, and will make himself generally usefo ence from bis last employer, with whom ho ] ore. Call or address, M. €., No. 19 Peck slip, ‘ater street. \TREL ROY WANTED, TO ATTEND TO AN other, trom fourteon to filteon; he must reside with his rents, and will he required to bave good reference. Apply 10 W. Sevor, 154 William streot, in tho rear building. ROY. 18 YEARS OF AGF, WISHES TO LEARN some respectable trade; cake confectionery prety Piosse cailat, o. address, 183 Tillary street, Brookly: reference, Are ECARY WANTED-—A YOUNG MAN, WHO t ehly understands tho reval and pre i business ofa retail drug store. Apply to W. M. 159 Sixth avenno, corner of Thirtoonth street, A is cosirons of forming ® connection with wome re house, already extablished. A line addross to R. left at the Herald office, will meet duo attention. GENTLEMAN ACQUAINTED WITH GENERAL moroartile affairs, with # capital of $4,000 or $10 000 etablo ia, and RUG CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN PER- fo tly a quointed with the rotail dine business. Good referencer Stapleton, are requireg. Apply w Dr. Feou, and. State ne RUC CLERK WANTED—ONE THO DUGHLY COM- petent, with undoubted tertimonials and city refo- renee, can obtain a permunent situation and liberal sa. lary. hy epplying to Dr, MORKTON, No, 153 Grand atrevt, corner of Elm strret. OOK.—WANTED. A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS Cook; ne who thoroughly understands her business— nove others need apply, Call at S6 Piorropont stroot, Brooklyn, betwe aud 11 A. M, only. CoschMAN WANTED—A SINGLE MAN WITIT good recommendstions from his lest employer, and who is willing to devote all his time to his horses and carriages, willapp'y. from 10 to Le’elock, at 285 Wearl street, corner of Beekman street fa in armall family, at 65 Walker st mondation trom ber last employer wi NGINEER—WANTED, A SITUATION AS ENGT- neor, by a stendy, practioal man, who yenrs experience anit has tho best of referen Ary commands cent to R. J. M., at the Wash Duane street, will be attended to; can ho engaged, best recom= bo required W AN TEDABY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A situation as Cook, Washer and Lro Has the best of city reference from her last place, Can Lo seen for two days, at ISS Franklin street, deen, or #8 ths oonntry ject as to get stabio fe ee ven, it required. Plosge call at, teenth strevt, near Tenth avenue, ANTED—A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work, or chamberwork, or to take eure of children, City reference ,iven. Call av 197 East Fourteenth streots ANT ED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC’ Protestant woman; as good Cook, Wash: 1 ENTLEME, URNISU'NG GOODS WANTED OF the first quality, on commission. or a partner, if moro agreeable, if the person thoroughly understands the busi ne ‘The store is htted up, rent very low, and one of the in Broadw: ie sale of such goods. Ad- ALESMAN. BOOKKEEPER, AND CORRESPONDENT, of good abilities and anly address, (onorgetio, } ons, devires an » Or fire! as doweiry, or tho employ Would nob ob- ettors to Single, Herald offic Ss § with best of city refere: eavement in a Commercial Dous other store, Terms to sv ject to the country. ALESMAN WANTED—ONE SD” dostrions, and willing t toresteof his employer. If business will he profe CAVABLE, Tyies to the in- the um hretla alco agood Baker to go’ in the country. can give t tof city reference. Pieaso call at tern h stroet, between Broadway and Fourth av ho seen for two days. ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, A SITU- ation as Cook, in a private family in che eity. Tho heat of city refore Can be seon fortwo days, at 739 Broadway, up stai BLE PROTESTANT s man, @ situation as Cook, and to wash and on, in private amily. Can he seen for two days, ab tho lence of her last employer, 76 Tenth street, \liree doors cast of Fifth avenue. A RESP ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as Chambermaid or Waiter, or to take eara of eb dren. Was no objections to tri Can be seen for two days. Apply at 110 Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, bY AN ENGLISH GIRL, 4 SITUATION poral housework; ia a good plain ook and pate: and ironer. Acdress M. M., Herald office, for one day. ANTED—E to PED~A SITU. ling to nssist in washing; isan of a dai WOULD BE sliant baker; Apply at 45 Crosby strect, rear. NTED—BY A RESPECT. ‘a situation. Tea cod p AN Ww aud ironer, anda good baker x t has no objection to make here 4 good home more of an object than ions to go to the country The hess of city reference given. Plow at Washiagton stroet. Can be soon for two days. ANTED—A GOOD TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN TO take charge and do the work of two p s be competent im cooking, washing and ironing. office, postage paid NTS WANTED TO SELL AT PR AveLuing A EW new articles. Cood saleemen con make from $6 tu $8 y.atasmall outlay, and eales enaranteed. Apply to ads CROMMELIN & FAIRUROTHER NO SMELTERS.— WANTED, A PERSON THOROUGH- }y acquainted with reverheratory furnaces Apply hy latter, post paid, to D. Sharwood, Superintendent of the Chester County Lead Mining Company, near Phonixyilte, Chester » Pennryiv cy SH P BUILDERS.~A YOUNG from Hamburg, possessing @ thoroagh Pearl street. v0. to tho ship build. Address 8, R, care of stor House, Adriance, Sherman & Co. No. 2 WO SISTERS WANT SITUATIONS; ONE CAN DO washing and irc stands plain evoking, the other as Nurve a Can bo woll recom: mended from their last 4. Please to call at 99 Fourth street, on the fires flo: ‘an bo seen for two days. 0 LAWYERS-THE ADVE years’ experience in the to form a connection in busin 4 estahliehed. References wivon from the city and country. Inquire for or address, this day, Law, Franklin House, Col- lege piace. i NO RAILWAY CONTRACTOR: INEERS, and Lund Surveyors —A young man, a Scoichman, who boon for rome years mavager of an engincoring and sure voying establishment, of much practical experience, and thoroughly acquainted with all the dutios requisite in his prifession’ is vpon to an ongagolent, vitner ax Superintene dent of Railway worke, or ay i SER MAS HAD SOME i ‘ ceace Sonth Berxen, New Jersey, two miles from te Apply at 16 Renwick’ stroet, New York. ANIED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion aya first rate Cook in a private family, or a house, or ay pastry cook in a hotel ra experience with some of the Please call in the Jewelry St: ANTED—SUPU ATIONS, BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN; ono as first rate Cook: she thoronghly understands ns to assiat in tho washivg aud fonds milk and butter, and would take ree of @ small dairy; is m first rate baker; the other a mbermaid and Laundross, or as Chambermaid and } we chicetons to bs) country. Good city re loang call for two days, at 71 Fiftvonth street, near Sixth avento, in the reat.” ‘Ati = Ler business: has no ob; iroring: she un W ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN a gror tore; with the former onsinoss ho is well acqu t:er, he has had, formany years, tho charge snd mining of liyaotss best of elty rol Fences given, ax also testimonials of character from Canad, Plo o address J. O. N,, Herald office, ANTED—TWO SLACKSMITHS WHO PERFECTLY understand their business. Good wages will be given. Apply at 127 Grand srrect, WANTED— N AN IMPORTING HOUSE, AS ASsiST- ant Salesman, ® young man who is familiar wich lace g ode and emhroiderios, and who ia aw juminted with tne jobbing and Inrze retailing houses. Address W. ©, & Co., ‘orald office, stating salary required. W ANTED—A swan, acrive, INDUSTRIOUS Man, one who thoronghly understands taking sare of horves, to fake the charge of & stage static. Ono who ha had some experience in the business, and undorstands do tering horses, can bear of a good sitvation, by applying t WM. HUGHES, ecrner of Grand and Pifte stroots, Wile Hamsburg. Ww ED—A PERSON OF SOME EXPERUENCE TO el in the conntry, and obtain orders tor liqaora applyin, 8 property. O8T—A BUNDLB OF HARDWARE, MARKED T.T. Borden, Deal, N. J. mt by mistake on beard ofa foot of Robinson stroot. any person return> eto JOUN J. BROWER, 258 Water street, corner ip, will be suitably rewarded OST.SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN LOST THIS morning, in the raijroad cai yatween New Rochelle ty et dopot, a pocket ff ut the owner, A suitable rew: returning it to tho subsoriber at Nos. 68 and 70 Frontstreet, New York; and all persons are hereby notified not to parchase or aay tiate any notes ondorsed or purporting to be endorsed by mo, or by Daniel Fletchor, without ascertaining the seme to have been legally ebtainod GEO. W. THATCHER. LSt-SUPPOsED IN A GRAND STREET OMNI- bus, @ bunch of Charms, Lockot, Heart, Dram, Fan, &e; ® gontloman's Ring also attached. A liberal roward Fill be paid on offi lotel returning thom to the office of the Amorican harges, b; lying to Peraisitets 2c FuPe es ‘of 109th street an re, ATA MEETING OF GULICK HOSE Co. NO.11, HET” At tho carriage house, July 12, Mr, B, Jeo" chair, on motion, it was age Ri _-vason in tho Ived, That the zon) =~ ~ the lato Secretere é i) el Hunt, 28 od ua Oficionsy of J. B. a <4. ot this company, eminently ontitlos him to anand Kind considerntion of its mombors, and thet mm his tetirement from the office he has, 10 Tong ‘hold with Crodit to himsolf and the Company, wo devm it but Just en piers, that he prenle oarry with him an enduring manifes- rt oval Resolved, That's wold poncil bo tondered him, with snite- bic inscription, as an ovidence of Hote Co. No. 11's appre- ciation of his worth as an officer and asa fellow momber of the Company. Mr. HM. Graham then, on behalf of tha Compas some appropriave remarks, presentod Mr. J.B Want neat and elegant gold peneil, which was rocatved by Mr. Hunt, who returned his thanks and well wishes towards the Compar. On motion, it was Kerohved, Phat the abowe resolutions be published in the New Yo ened Servants cesvees ¥ Fork Herald ond Fite Gy JACKSON, Foremsn, Wot. T. Pownur, Seorstary. aud sogarsfor a house already somo years in tho trade. To An activo, competent may an opportunity now presents iteel ig he W) be LA ue need apply but those hav- ing © knowledge of the business, and can influence trade. Addross L. B., Horald office, wei: NTED—A YOUNG MAN, who speaks Duteh, German. wishes smploym nt in 9 Confectioner’s or in any business in that line. Add: firat floor. ANTED—AN OVERSEER IN A LARG N WwW book manufacturing oxtablishmont, om, oakene one hundre¢ hands. He mnst be a good ju: every Gepertmont, partioniar!y A first rate man will find ¢! ar with full particula and Saturday, if L. Bh, WANTED—ny A YOUNG ing on CONFECTIONER, tugueso and Fronch, , or ina Hotel, 519 Pearl street, F Mesoing, In¢ommon opening. ae during Friday MAN FROM, AND extonsive soquajutance in, Richmond, La situation as Assistant Bookkeoper, jos man. Any reference required oan he givon. either thors or here. Address, personally, or by letter. which will mes with Prompt attention, X,Y, Z,, No, 44 Barclay streot, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A SKULL (OND WITH mr keigle feeran tetas Gi Baan Serene Tee his offige, stating price, & WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS ‘ ae grocery and }iquor ‘business. None need jae thone aie ona give reference. Please eall terest, cormog of Stanton, betwoon the Entry Cterk, of 8 - so wih acs Of? And 12, rag eho NTED—IN A" yDUCE COMMISSION HOUSE, A iio has s thorough practical knewledve as also ® general acquaintance with ‘Fe an aeaivo intelligent man, with tho tym hovel enlnty wil + Addeena 5 ap og ago, wllon inst or nt tant, employment ing to sy MATEHEWS & RIDER, 1 Patton streot, A WwW cighteen years old as Clerk and Bookeoper; mast ho ‘Ap ly to Hf. SOLOMON & 00. 15 Ann strost. or. ‘employed, with real nam Was EXTRA FINISHERS WILL FIND const NTRD—A SMART LAD, AROUT SEVENTEEN OR very apt at arithmotio. Tho best of referenos raqnirod as to oburacter, One who lives home with his parents proforred. WANIED—A YOUTH TO ATTEND OFFICE, RUN errands, &¢, Apply to R. M. HOBBS, .6 Malden lane Surveyor, Address J. HL. C., offi J ESPECTABLE GERMAN SERVANTS Kinds of work; German me ies and he and country work, at the Intelliz On LOUIS MORRIS, 95 Greenwich street. Subscription for German servants f months. Wanted—Contractors for cartin TED—AT THE BROOKLYN INTELLICENCR ings for six | of A ¥ for a hot Farmers, Porters, Grooms, Co: have efficient servants at this of $l per year otherwise 25 cent Yo. 4 Sands strovt, Brooklyn, # vompetent Cox aleo, good Houseworkers, Seamstreases, &« chmon, &¢ players ¢1 0, at the following rate: M. WALLACE. Y BIG? diately, at the Srlect Protestant Agonoy, B fi and Society Agency, 106 Chamborsstrect Places now ready for two profersed Cooks, five Cooks aud Washera, ai ral Workers, two Chambermaids, one Nurso and Seamstress, four small airis to do errancs, waiting and nursing, aod five irls to work at India rubbor. Seven American, #nelish, jeotch or German girls wanted. Places in firet rato famitien, 7 Car CLAY OBSEQUIES. QCBsnouizs OF HON. HENRY CLAY.—TOE SPR- cial Committeo of the Common Cow Bppoiuted to make arrangements for tho obsoquios of rerpectiuily aunounes to their fellow citizens that the 2th instant is the day selected for the funeral coromont: © meeting of the committes, held Friday, July Sth, b . Hoary Clay, (Mowing resolutions were unantino adépted, dered to be gublished in the papor Resolved, That the Common Council of the city of New York will solemniee the doath of the late Hon. Henry Clay, by a civic and military procession. Resolved, That onr fellow citizens generally, nud tho dif- forent societies, trades, and associations, and Vito Depart 4nd ddjoining countivs, are requosved to ony of respect to the ilnstrioas dead; d Associations intending to eo-oporate mmunicate with tho committee at the ber of the Board of Assistant Aldermen, from Wodnes- the lath, to Saturday, tho 17th inat., from 12 to 3 M ,oach day, in order to make the necessary ar 'y out the views of the Common Counoil r am manner, the army and nt ry of tho United States on this station are requested to 0 operate with us in making the necessary arrangements, and that the Committee on J to communicate with the comman- 0 bearing political devices or ine om, Woselved, That no bane: scriptions, shall be adinitted in the proces: BOARD OF AtDERES OT MOARD. OF LDERMEN, WOARD ANSISTAS' Wm. fi. Cornell, sane 0. T Wesley Smith, John J. Tait m.M. Tweed, J. WL Valoutine, is M. Bard, 8 Bonson McGowan, ard, Wm. H. Wright, John Boyeo, Wa. Andors is, oy, Thomas Woodward, Rickd. ‘J. Compton, Prost. Jonathan Trotter, Prost. ASONIC NOTICE.—A SPECIAL MEETING OF IND. Royal Arch Lodge, No. 2 wai vo held at the Room, corner of Broome aud C-vshy streots, on Sa- the 17th inst., at 8 o'clock preck jonts for uniting with tio Grap’ t juios in honor of th ther, Henry Clay. By order, JAMES W. POWELL, Master. Seoretary. — Tues, Pum es w. GRAND LODGE A at es te Fill hold a special sossion in ¢ “Tall, surner Grand end Ce tre # ing, July 16, at eight o'clock, te Teation received from (be Omen ior to, © rtieipate the obsequies jg boP*y of Honr: ayy onder, JOHN J, DAVIES, Grand Secretary, MISCELLANEOUS. B' iA L ITTS.—TWO NG AND LACK LACK MITTS.—T' CASES LO! short Inc 4 Gloves, with other novelties, just ¢ Mitts an ERT just = ‘TNER WANTED, WITH THIS . pokes tof capital, to joi: the advertiser id lisrdware Store, in a good thoror re, doing a govd businose, Long establiehod. For moro trenlars, address “ Stove Store,” Herald office. URNITURE.—WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN, 0 BO RNimas street, office counting house Dorks, volving office Chaite’ with cushions, Looking Glasses, Oil Paintings, Sofas, Sofa Bada, Lounges, Card and Quarcesto ‘Tables, common, black walnut and omany B. , and Husk Mattrosses, Pillisstors, Furniture received at Judy it 1045 o’eluck, Poor Richard's Almanac.” PTION NOTICE. —GROCERIRS, WINES, 3BG Friday, July 16. Wg o'clook, at 67 er of Greenwich Ftroct a goneral aagort procerion i Also, a ARS, buy streaty t of Tear, Preserves, Pickles, Brandy, Chamvagany Se ‘ bacco, &e. WELLINGTON a. CakTER, Auctlonoer, ‘AM TION NOTION... THOS. BELL, ATCMUNER—BE WoL. Van Zandt —This day at 10g b 77 se adway orve. hy eo t rate Bowlir alleys with No ithont rie rangement s; Looki Ginaseea. D 4 itis mont pa titnlaely oved the wame day. Dépo= fine an'e of valune 09 Dry Gooda, » in the Salg quired. ble Furnitur u I in the UMBERT.& KENNY, ADCTIONERRS, cond hand Furviturs, low Koom, 172 and 174 NEW AND h yy Wy o'elovk, ilton street Bronk) 2, ny wad Walnnt, mher Forel are, ia mars thie @orniture, Hain Alva, by virtue of a ohatso Silv e dewuiry, Watohew, ile, nd aquantity of moon ureand Pornishing Articlos, with whie: commence, excwllont assortment of R: Parl Hall, Dining Room an 1 plain w I ENRY T. LEED 4 “AW a Mah v 1 &§ marhiy tops the eales room, AY ry T Loods wil nok aw above. alar, tmantof rose <end and mahoganyand salvat Furciture such se xuttes of Proneh royewood Parl Verriture. in bre i walnut outa balvelorh: marht ch sot Tn)! a ny, Warble-top Dress: bureaas and Wah atreor rosewood. marble-top Drowlne bireana and ova Soy Glass, roeewood, marble-top Washatanda, roseviody, esent Chaiey, Beencts tinted Chamber Suiterts x Crockery, aloo, a lot Cataloguos om tho marhlestop and walnn’ Bedsteads, Mattresses ¢: marble tops Glass and PL d-hend Household Puraitare. morring of sales ADOTIONEER —DIAMONDS, FRERRY,Z HEEDS, Watches, Jewelry, Plated Ware, &e wy 4 vill rel! at anction thisday, Sriday, ab ILo'clook, a6 Sales Room, No #8 Gham ers street-- bared wate of Diamonday Warches Sezars, Mamparve, Xo. with nt ronnrves * nego avortment of bin Closter Ping, Rings Braovlots, Race 2: Gold and Silver, Penal! Vases with aad withous Patent Le t Watches, Ovlinder and Anehor expementa. Alec. 20.000 Segars; 20 harketa Chamoaenc. taloghes now ready. Salo without regard to she woather . OWN L. Vv DEWATHR, ANOT wood and F ureans, her Beda, China, 3 Congress Water, fedatonds, M jeliers, &e. Also, 70 Catatovuer on the morning of sale BOARDING AND LODGING. | HED HOUSE TO LETIN SPRING STRBBY, 4 Apply to Dr Follin, No. 9 Gree 0! FURNITURE ‘WIsaRs voporennity to tho Indy i @ wi h agood cable. Please 1 reference required. ye et thiv w off addrven BOARDING 47 80 5 COLLEGS PLACE.-SBV ERAT men and their wives may be accommodated with 4, un the secoul tose, ot bhiy plomsnet A number ol single gentlemen wil tind good a ‘Alsi transieut company, ae $1 fine, pleasant roo loeation commodations here. per day. ROOMS TO LET *iTd BOARD—A hle quit of spartments, vory handsomely oms aij) o able for a email Apply ab 3 Clinton place, coro: atrocts, ARDING—A PARLOR AND REDROOM, ON THE first floor, with breakiast and tea, can beobtained by applying at 57 White street. Boatd WANTep—By # you a of B.uhta ani OMAN REQUIRING ne or two ry with movi jaurtly atrioely private, Lavmg no oth shildren., Id pres fora widow 1 ayrecab!s tw «aod sppemrance, and din all te. adresses marker y pay likerally if sn i. M., Broadway Post Oni ded to, but no oth 1 wting prodiss loeation, wilh OAND.—A ROOM ON TOE FIRST FLUOR AND A Inrge attt 1, 1D & priate honse, to let, with board. onthe men ivir wives, or dimgle gontlomen, apely I ty at No 114 Franklin street. OARDING.—RKOOMS, EL ANILY PURN ISHED, IN a6 suites, for families or at meals, ean be bad at No. ‘The honse {¥ new and ventil with baths, closets, OARDING, POR THE SUMMER MONTYS, CAN BET had within a mile of the pieasmut Livtl a vintage of Madi son, Morria county, New derscy at the |ate welt known sad delightful reatdence of Joseph Vann'as, Esq. Parents. wick find the above location, in many doirable tittle epot for the reermation ult er ted up mam appooved plads On every Hour, wing very 2) and shady Thecmrxlony:, ¢ ak fovty woven dasly for Madison, on the Morris ox Raitroad at train leaves New York wh ‘look in the morn= g, and returning teaves Madison aoont thres 0 sloole in the aftorn tu the country, dine & > will depend iy , Carriages ate always Madisou depot, sbregsoRaely: prices. e OARDING~ & GENTLE \ , OR TWO wmodiased with geod rinule gentlemen, can be ® ri steeot, below the board and rlearant rooma at 106 Le Society Library east of Broadway OARD AT ASTORIA, L. L—MRS. ROOME BAS or three unovoupied rooms in her house, delight uated, on the banks of the Fart river, at’ Astoria, Communication with the city every hour througit y. ae. OARDING —& CHOICE OF Ri on tho first floor, with froat room on the sesond oor, to lot from the first of Angnet; also, ® largs single room, with or without board ‘may be had «ly, ia & please ant locelity, 81 Spring strect, vot ot ad where all the com orts of wf lors would snit a physician. Boske Wan ep—by a Lary, OF experience as a music teacher, w tions on aud the nse of, her prsnoforte as compensation, Address Musie Teacher, 87 Henry strent, Brookly: OARD IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY—ONR Jarge and one small furnished room on the second floor, Location near Fourt, erand Second avenue. References Address G., Herald offices, <A LARGE SUIT OF DBSIRABLE. PRON? , clegantly furnished: aso tine roms for single entlomen, may bo obtained, by immed i Git Brondway.” Southern families desie can be accommodated. Warm en: OARD WANTED—A PRIVATE FaM(LY moro room tian they reqnire ho woud be ntieman aad bis wil bh g NEAR UNION PARK—TUR first class hous, finely lvaated, weit beet order. will be let for bs 4 ‘oe ORNISHED ceruind sal ‘urnished, and in i 1 May, with immodiate a. Mme y eartoulart; xddrevs Palmer Mernid office. LODGING ROOMS TO LBT.—ONR i Hua dae d partor and bel room attached and two bed roms on third floor, to le men, with or without breakfast and tea, App bers street, pra ere RWISHED APARTMENTS, PLEASANTLY SITU; din the T il) be I Lg ti gad ‘onth ward w of, Ploney addzese box 2,930, er with bi “PRIVATE BOARDING w 45, and a7 Bast Ninetoanth ntgret, wy w ently tarnished parle upon vate entrance; two suite furnished toms, wpon disongaged; also, & basement room, suicable physician, "Apply ae above. at No vEnes, LET ISHED PARL ND BE Torrrent breakiasz and ten. Apply a vod Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. hh eatins 7 . OR? ‘SA PLEAGAN ANTED.—A GEN’ ry ae Addzew M. taken. 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