The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1852, Page 5

Sabmarine Operations on Diamond Reef. Wevnespay, July 2t, 1062, This reef is situate between Governor's Ialaad a Battery. directly in the path of outward nen geodon At the depth of twenty-four feet, it is one hundred aud peer four feet long. and eighty four feet wide. One | ‘ion of the rock. seventy-five feet long aud twenty- | feet wide. is within from sixteen to twenty fest, | enotber portion, twenty-six feot loog and twenty feet Wide i. witbin nteen to twenty feet. and there two «mall points within ninetcen feet of the surface, Jat mean low water. Itis ouriniention to reduce aud break down all the Toek that is within twenty feet of the surface at mean | low water orty-one submarine charges, exch of one — hundred and iwenty five pounds. have been fired upon | this reef, When fifty chorges shull have been fired a survey will be made, to determioe how mueh of the rock has been broken down. ‘Tbe fifty charges will consume about threr tons of binsting powder, During the firing of submarine eharges at noon of the | 20th in withdrawing the battery. wire. ufter an explosion, it beeame fur/ened to a piece of ship's copper, which it | brought with it to the surface. this copper had been torn from the bottom of some veevel by the rock. ‘The firing on this rock will be continued daily (wind and weather permitting) until it shall be reduced to the depth of 20 feet. On Ybursday. 22d inst. the firing is expeeted to commenee during slack water, about 13g P.M. Mons, Muilicfert will hoist a red fleg as a sigmal, tep minutes before the firing commences. The opera- tion ean be best seen from the Battery. Governor's Island, and Brooklyn Heights. E. MERIAM, Police Iatelligence. Stealing on Board a Steamboat —On last Monday after- neon, officer Bowyer (tbat terror to rogues), arrest German, named Adolph Nelke, charged with stealing five | boxes of Kegars, valued 41 $60. the property of Mr James Tounent, a revident of Philadelphia. Lt’ appears trom the fucts elicited before the Chief of Police, that the ac- eused went on bourd the steamboat Bay State, lying at Pier No. 3, North river, on Monday afternoon, just pre- yiows to the boat starting for Bostoa, where he took from the exprese trunk of Kinsley & Co a package con- tuining the tive boxes of segura. above named. aad was Preercding to leave the boat; but before getting on the dock he was detected, stopped and taken into custody by efleer Bowyer Ou his arrest, he wished to explain the matter by suying that he had taken the package by mis. take, ing left, as he eaid. a parcel on the bow the one in question, explanation not appear to be credited Wy Mr. Lawson V. filton, the express conductor, er Mr. Bowyer, the officer, who, on searching the accused, found in his possession pawn tickets for four of Volt’s revolver pistols, There are xuppo-ed to have been stolen, for Woieh an owner is wanted, The pistols ¢:n be seen by applying to officer Bowyer. at the office of ‘he Chief o Peliee, Nelke was conveyed before the Chief of Police, who committed him to priscn for a further bearing. wt Fight between two Aged Persons—Two men, named Eunie Montague and Kdwar , the former being eighty years of age. and the latter sixty-five years, were Drought, yesterday afternoon, before Justice Wood, eharged with av ‘affray together, in which ‘Tracy was stabbed twice in the arm and once in the chest with a knife, inflicted by Montague during the ‘Tracy rece ved « violent blow on the head, eaused the blood to flow copiously. They, when pliced before the magistrate, exhibed a sorry Jooking picture. Men of that advanced age to be en- giged in such acts of violence towards each other! The mugistrate heard their story Tt se the affra; tock place at the house ef Montague, No, 395 Twelftl Street ‘lracy having visited the house for the purpose of seeing his sister; and while there, Montague beeame angry at him, and zed a butcher's knife and intlieted the wounds deseribed before Tracy could defend him- self, but in the affray Montague received a violent blow on the head, which cut the scalp and caused the loss of comsiderable blood. Officers White and Byxbee, of the Seventeenth ward, took the two old men into custedy and conveyed them to the Police Court. when the magistrate took the complaint of Tracy? against Memtague. for the assault, who was held by the magis- trate to answer. Waste of the | Croton ns New Yorx, July 21, 1852. Jas. Gonvow Bennett, Esq :— In reply to the many articles in the different journals, about the scarcity of the Croton water, had not the Board, whose duty it is to supply the citizens with water they pay for. and ought by rights to use as they sce fit, better stop the constant waste of water on their own part, by the censtruetion of a proper receiver to collect the water which is now wasted in sufficient force and quantity to turn any ordinary mill, and distribute the same to the ci‘izens? The waste alluded to is at the High Bridge, where the water overflows, and runs by the thousands of gallons per minute into the Harlem river. Yours, respectfully, COMMON SENSE. Whe New York Herald can be obtained at 11 e’cloek in the morning, at W. A, WENDELL'S News Depots, Post Office, Saratoga Springs Henry Clay-A fine Portrait os this 1 mented siaterman, and ove of the best ever taken of hi be seen at Brady's Gallery, roadway, where m: d a large collection of portraits of our most emine: ken, Open at all times to the public Brady’s National Gallery of of Daguerreo= types, No, 205 Br the largest collection of valuabl and those who wish to reat mon of the day, will and see. ‘ample scope for obs Root’s Premium Daguerrean Gallery, 0 363 Bradway, corner of Frankiin street, is the place where erfect likenesses and beautiful pictures combined, are ta- on in any weather; and the ouly place where the m cont Crayon Daguerrestype can be had. Rooms easy of ac- cess. The crowds who flock daily to Thomp. ‘etablishment, No, 315 Broad evidence of the folly of charg: for ap article of common use, sed qnic ing an exhorbitant pric s triompbant vindication of the modern policy of "4 rmall protits.” Itis the verdict of the people in the ereat care ot TUETOuS ¥8 ervatism. THOMPSO: e Balletin From Union Hall.—Tht; 1s to give notiee that, in order to make room to prepare for the fall wholesale trade, P. L. ROGERS i+ selling off his entire sum- mer stock of clothing fifteen per cent below the very low prices with which he commenced the season. Such articles Wore never b sold at sxeh prices. Union Hall, corner of Pulton and Nasean street: The Zephyr | Under Garments sold at Mc- Langhlin's Cheap Shirt Warehouse, corner of Chambers and Greonwich streets, are just the thing for this hot weather— while they absorb perspiration, they add not to the bodil; Test, but just eerve to prevent sudden chills. Call a McLAUGHLIN'’ more prized by gen= however: are no rarities His Corazza Shirts give uni- while the Under Cravats, and All minor appliances of a gentleman's dress, are at that establishment sans reproche, Paris, as the Capital of the World of Fashion, is supposed to excel all other cities in the details of costume; yet GREEN, No. 1 Astor House, manufactures plain and embroidered ‘Shirts to order, which cannot be surpasrod, either in the needlework, material, or fit, by any Chemisier in Paris, Boots and Shoes.For the best Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ld ee &c., of every description, at lower prices than can be had ‘in ay other establishment in the | city, go to BE. A. BROOKS’ Boot and oe Empori 150 Folton treet. Ladi ye mii bo: oe yout! yd children’s Boots, Sh ore, and ‘Sif ppers, of every | variety and style, the very tes articles, at low pric Mimes. Hill 1 &¢ Colby have Aria, Ladies Gaiters and Sli olor: Piich in's delightful style of hate Gaiter, with eleatio rid i the, Chamois kid Slipper in all colors, very pleasant , Wear for sumer, Ladies will please observe that all tho | shoes io thit establishment are mado in Faris. Their pri- Tate establishment, 522 Broadway, third door from Spring | atreet. The widening of Ann street, from Williane to Gold street —All persons opposed to the above proceed~ | i will please call at our o , and sign ® remonstrance | Auainst the same, The 24th inst, is the last day to present Ticiremonstrmnce to the Street’ Commissioner, and 1 theres ol qui dint ttention fore requires Ime d OTMAN & CLARK, Attorneys, 195 Broadway, corner of Dey Wonderful I revolution In prices ean Tapestry, Brusseils, imperial, three- ia stair Cogpeting, Mats, Matting, Drug Clothe, Window Shadea, se epaciow ug Saleg Rooms, No } floor Oil Clothe, eight Picts wide, At Ge, Gd 70, Bnd Ose DOr yord. f the late te Samuel G. Wotton Ries frtends. roome of Mr. W. G. Noble, 52 9 22d it t 4 o'clock P,'M., mOTY. Malli- Bayard’s Soups.—Green Tartle, Tot m, &c.; stowed Terrapin, Fis Elian and Rel Chomder,. "Turtle Sonp one dollar per quart, dolivered, with force ment. PE Y. On vand a lot of very fine Pid Families and rostau- rants supplied on foir | term: errean ‘Artists.—For | Sale, guerrean Gallery, with Specimens, thr fi ding requirite to Ere tae ea ued ‘Will be gold altogether, 9 ® partner taken, Apply to J. BARKER, St. Ch 347 Broadway. To rreotypists.—Wanted a capable and oxperienced operator to take shores of one of the best Tocrted Gallerios on Broadway. Liberal arr: ate will be made with» porson having the ability to take good pic- tures, Apply to Kuapp, roadway. Second Edition of hermit d Ne renter Now in pres will shortly be published, a treatise om the'Practise of th Courts of the State ot New, Yor ted to the Code of Procedure, as amended by the act 16, 1852, aud the Tales of the Supreme Court. By fandiue L, Monoll, Councillor at Law. Second edition. Tove publiehed mad Yor sale by Banks, Gould & Co., 14a Nassau strect, Now York. To Physicians throughout the United Braree— operas it jcosrary to pepiad eres lana G Gin jon, and the higher prog fray 4 with which it is Revered. lations with which the marl ind no idhte dimhenlty in pro re Gi hich they can prescribe with i nTyonericial. effects, in this city, and aot ina of ite recite as intux ol vufaoture bmit to your att ae which your utmost Tehall tons phy to forward to you a het it, rx0, in to a letter intinnating Cradincas be sreppe its, Tein now scarcely six D ieee L have prepare’ and distributed my Schiedam in, oxel sivoly for medicinal purposes; yot within that, brief’ period, Tage received nameroue letters both from physictany an Prtients testifying to ite roally extraordinary efficacy, in ipiont dropay, ard affootions of tho kidneye and and'T have no dowht that itwoutd yield on and cortainty, in your owo eavel, inet bladder, generally; simitne romndts, with peck — Toon HO WOLPS, Lupporter, 22 Beaver sty * the ity wished Slippers ecmme B ined Eye.—Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, receives Br. shat be has removed to 602 Broad ob Important Note .—We, ‘the ne undersign here, De in the Sect its marvellous properties, without fear of tapesitios ‘There will be no demur, but the money immediately ret 4 upon the simple affirmation that it has not been ben Ad J.c, Lowis Melio 416 Broadw: Nich: mit In a jusitoe to othe above gentlemen, who hay forward to aid the public in proving for them: out depending upon eerti worth of this ny piled, either at 18 Aun strest or 424 Greenwic! Lyon’s Kathatron, for the embellish: Ing ba turn word. Ruehto Rice Store, Brosdway; Mrs. Hays and i street, all druggi Gouraud’ exception or resery ly celebrated is moar Bread Hair Dy: .—Batehelor’s celebrated Liquid Hair D; whiskers the mo! gertaln BA BaTeH address. Wigs of Wigs are pronounced the most perfect imitation of nature yet inv. call at street, in tho'sity. No univeral hie own statements have fallen short of its merits. dice has vanished not be CKISTADORO'S, 6 Astor House. A privateroom for apply- ing the Everybody should know t that gray hair can be Rabven tions of the age. bow secreti ° i treet, and at Ni Broadway, 279 Washington street, 62 Hudson street, and 127 Bowery, Now York; alro, Nis. 175 Fulton street, and 146 Atlantic street, Breach of Promise of Marriage.-A young man ou lady's h changed to a beautiful dark brow: were un: way; gists ani ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. be ©! artis ‘at's Nervous antidote, if it does nob prove beneficial Ladtes, or Ladies to the various watering in Capal street, every article shat ‘for in the shape of Gaiter-, Si alto any in this eity jan cordially re dur lady readers to. MiLLER'S, 134 Canal #t. idence. No 23 Barclay street, from ofthe eye, wo matter how Long be in their the; © permanent cure iteoted. eradicated, ap: artificial eyes for sale, and {userted, Powetl wishes to inform his ea eigen trom 3 tod tise om the iy be “Treatise om the an five. Also, ‘pinot just indported, will move and look like ¢! ed, engage te return all moneys deposited with us for ns all o oares for which it ix tried. By thi Wild, 451 pre w oxieas Dispatch, Stoneall, naa False a ole, Kraut & ‘Gaul Awell, 109 Nassau street, Mercury. ge & Co., 16 Spruce street, Sunday Courier. nobly com ates or advertisement This but right. torassere that nots ‘or other interest in the Ai asure of assieting their fo ion of the remedy. All or+ ove gentlemen will be promptly sup- stree ‘owth a of the Hair, to prevent its falling of and nd the most desirable toilet. article in the in jarge bottles for 25 cents Sold by Ring, Smith. and at Milet’s musis if & Bros., Atlantio S. Perry 215 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and by throughout the world. E. THOMAS LYON, 161 Broadway. Liquid Hair D; he very best ever invented; equal- Medicated Soup, for curin chaps, roughn e. part of the body. Liquid bas, at G7 Walker stzveb, oo = and 8. way, ye is the best yet discovered for coloring the hair or ment it is applied, ‘The wonderful easo and ty with whieh this favorite and old established Hair forme ie astonishing. It is for sal 1 pplied, at BLOR’S Wig Vaetory, No 4 Wall cy H jet. Copy the and Toupcees.—Batchelor’s new style ented. Thovo wanting & very superior article should BaTCHELOR’S eolebra Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall where cun be found the largest and best assortment Copy the address. Halr Dye has ever before become #0 liy popular as CRISTADORO'S 1t is admitted that Preju- Tro number of bottles sold daily would believed if men@oned here. Applied and sold at dye. res.ored to its original color by the use of Davis's e. This is decidedly one of the most peouliar invon- It acts upon the roots of the hai n of the natnral coloring fluid, and thus, by wh law, accomplishes the Te ‘Sold at the General Brooklyn t West recently refused to marry, on account ef the ir. which was of adark sandy'red. ‘The difficulty plication of Bozlé’s Prominm Electric er by tho ap and Hyperion Fluid. Tho color of the bair was and, the happy couple ited in the bonds of mateim, These, with other y be had of A.B. & D. Sands, 100 Fulton street; lark. & Co. 273. and Rice & Smith, 727. Broad- m H. Cary & Co., 245 Pearl street; and by tho drag- J perfumers throughout the world W2stp- SITUATIONS, BY TWO. RESPECTABLE / Young, women; one ax good plain Cook, Waebe d Invver {isa Protestant); £ ras Chamber meld Sad Waiters hes no oection to de pinis sew iug aad take care of children; has no objection to go with a famil the country for the summer, good city referens frimtl ele last places, Can be seen for two days, at 135 Cheyatie street, in the rear, first floor. front room. — ANTED—B¥ A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION Pook, Wi “iy nd [roner; orto do general house- Has good city reference, Ploase 00 “wadinon strest, secon! floor, back ANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, a situation to take of children; would have no objection to make herself generally useful. Please address “Martha,” Herald office, : ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SMART, ACTIVE young girl. as Nurse, and te do plain sewing or 0 ork. city references ean be given. Ploass eallat Hudeon street. Cau doseon for two daye. T ANTE D—A SITUAT —A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WO: toteach children French or German | She glish. ‘The best of eity refer erwood, No. 26 West Twenty-' ‘ted W French, German, ana Ki given ‘Address H. Vi ero A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A in sewing, tance in thecountry. Good city refe cali at 125 West Thirty-third street. gaged. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY OF ED- ell conversant with the Freu sh and Eng lish languay ituation as Lady's Companion. or teacher of children; would be willing to go in the oountry for the romainder of the season, or travel with Indies. Can pro- duce vnexceptionable references as to ability aad fiers by note to Li. oF call, between 8 and 4 o'clve 4 Wo nce given. Please to Can be seen until en- BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN! f & situation to take lo The best of « objection to the country, Can be seen at ZL strect, for two days, aprel D—BY TWO RESVECTATLE SC OTCK G HIRES Cham bermaid and Waiter. G. lias od city Bns po objections to trevel with a fouliy. laste a for two diya, at the corner of Gold and Prospect stevett, Brooklyn, up etairs. ANIFD—A SITUATION AS COOK IN A GENTLE: man's bourse. by a young woman from Dablin, with in be seem for two days, at 203 Toath ANTED— A. youne NaN WHO HAS SOME KNOW. iners, to work in a factory inanu- Wis fuoty ¢ onstant employment will be given. fold and wrap up patent mesic ton street, Brooklyn, from 12 to Beveloeh B ANTED~ BY A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL, A SITUA- tien to do chamberwork, washing and ironing, or to do general bensework in ® emall private family. [4 an excelent wather and ironer, and plain cook. The best of city reference can be given. #:¢ond fluor. ANTED-A YOUNG “MAN IN. A GRO! ERY STORE » act as Porter, &o. He must be active and intelli- ent, aba bring good recommenoations, 229 Blew tree -A BOY, FROM FOURTEEN TO ELau- : sof age, in ® grocery and liquor stors. Must bs well acqnainted with the business, with good reference. iat Ti1'Orange street ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE. BY A althy young woman, with fresh broast of milk; here By nto £0 @ short distance in the gonntry, Has te ately reference. Can be seen for three days, if not eugnged. Please call at 149 Delancy strect. Apply st 45 ‘Third avenue, ANTED—4 SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, do plain cooking, washing and ironing, and chamber rk. The best of city referenoe ean be given, t Fd 45 Henry street. “Has no objection to the ANTED—AN ITALIAN WOMAN, TO TAKE CARE of ® young child. Referenses required as to character and capacity. Address @ line to ML. G., Newport, Rhode sland. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl, a situation to do general housework in a small private family. Can give good city reference. Please call at East Seventeenth street. Can be seon for a few days, if not engaged. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE situation as Nurse and Seamstr to call at 53 Pearl street, UNG WOMAN can cut and fit. Plei 7 ANTED-BY A RESPRCTABLE PROTESTANT young Woman, a situation as Wet Nurse. Had a child two months old, which died two daya ago. Tho bost of city reference given. May be seen for three days, at No, 122 Sheriff street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation as Nurse or Seamstress; is competent to teach the French and Lede epee ahd no objection to the conn- try. Can be seen at 23 Essex stroet, one door from Hester st. -ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation as ke is a good couk, snd pa exoellont washer and ironers ake would cake the charge of the housekeeping of a small family, or woald do general housework. Can be sven for two days, at 233 ott street, ANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, lately from England, « situation as first rate Cook, Washer and lroner; would do general housework for @ sma family o: three or four persons; has lived in the highest families. | No objection to go to the country: a Pro~ tistant family preferred. best of reference given. Ap- ply at 100 Cedar street, up sta’ ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young lady, as ieee id, and is willing to assis in washing. Can: the ity, references. for two days, from ton nati four srclvek, at Lit street, in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, & situation as Cook, and to wash and ort 1 ‘Chembermaid, and to assist with the is bing ing. Good city references from hor I pte to goin the lag ee Can bo seen at ND. pa ‘Mon int ANTED—A SITUA’ young woman, as and pastry. No objection Best of city refei 277 Mulberry str N, BY A RESPECTABLE ood ' Cook; understands balkiog ironing. 0 days, ° Vobjections to the eountty. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Seamstress and Chambermaid. No objection to travel with a lady, Can be seen for two da} at. 455 Houston street, aa 5! EE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. a Hi. Wee, pet AN ANSWER FROM i MARIA AT THE road| PERSONAL. y Post Office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, arituation as Nurse in a private family, The best of city reference given. May be seen for two days, at No. 80 Trinity place. ANTED—A SITUATI young girl, as Cook, and to lo general housework. ayen RESPECTABLE t in washing and ironin; Please apply at No. 22 Fourth ~~ SPORTING. REAT BOAT RACE, AT ELYSIAN FIELDS, HO- be! ambe ers, ( rth river, a ken, for $200, between Rappahannock, of Pior No. 4. James Waldron, of Hammond strest,—Tho oat BEN BOLT, Capt. Hermance, will take pas- to witness the rave, which will take place THIS Thursday,) as follows:—Gouverneur slip at 1 o'clock; Hail at Ealr past 1 o’eloc! North river, at 2o'clock, and Hammond street at half past 2 o'clock — Race, rain or sbins Fare 25 cents—one quartir to be given to the winning boat. OOT RACE Dutch B.in the field. A took place, yesterday, on the by btn Jackson, look to your laurels. --THE “AMERICAN DEER" DISTANCED. freliminary trial against time attery, which was witnessed dreds—Dutch making the best time yet recorded. HEREBY REQUEST ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, to fo Sixte belo sive acknowledgement for the same. WPVELEGRAPH LINE ACROSS THE ISTHMUS, FROM A Ameri of sai will be yj the office of Mestrs. De Launay, Iselin & Clarke, No. 63 Wall street, in the city ot New York, where particulars will be wade known, and a cop By Terme Roptember, 1852; 2 ty gent on Lat October, 1852; 20 per cent on let November, 1! SPECIAL NOTIC. rd to Lieut. Col. Alexander Asboth, No. 64 East reet, New York, all effects (not being money x to me, he being duly empowered to receive ani L. KOSSUTH. spinwall to Panama.—The organization of the North ‘an and New Granadian Electric Telegraph Compan been completed, books for subscription to the stoc! company, to the amount of fifty thousand dollars, opened om Monday, the 19th day of July instant, of the prospectus may be had, of eubscription:—20 por cent cash; 20 per cent on Ist 2; 20 per cont on Tat December, 1552. L. ASUINW. ALL, WILLIAM ADAMS, JOHN L, STEPHENS, Trustecs, ANTED—A PERSON TO A ADOPT AFINE HEALTHY male child, one year old. For further particulars, apply at 64 Contre streot, in the b: it, ANTED-BY " LITTLE GI old, a situation in some nice children or make herself general) arreable. Please call for two da} street, two doors from Third avenue, fet ‘he’ ering V TANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, as Chambermaid, Nurse, or to do plain ing. Address M,'B. ANTED-—A SITUATION AS NURSE, BY A MOST respectable Protestant woman, of long exporivace, who can take charge of a baby from its birth; or to attoud sn invalid indy. Will be heard of for two daye, by calling ‘0. 31 West Thirteenth street, front basement, eon fen and Sixth avenues, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as Cook; can wash and iron. Apply at 103 Mulberry Can be seen for two days. {child sist in the washing or plain sewing; reference , it required. Please call at 95 Ludlow etrect.; for two ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COOK, AND TO DO washing and ironing. the Jast two Ts boon nt her Inst place fow Apply at 134 Mott st » front room, een for two day! NTED- BY AN ENGLISH WOMAN, A SITUA- ‘as firet rate Cook. Can give the best of city reference. Apply from 10 till 4 o'clock, at No. 74 Fifth avenu ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE midd ed woman; is @ good plain cook, washer ie ironer. Good reference, if req ruired. Please call at 70 Oli 't room, second floor, yeari an ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION ina respectable family, mbherwork and waiting, or plai ewing, and take ae of children. Please New York, July 17, 186: PAkceLs, SPEcL RECEIVED FOR THE steamer Atlantic 0 sail om the 24th. LIVINGSTON. WELLS & CO., 74 Broadway. For sale, Exchange on Paris and Liverpool. CARD—AT A MEETING OF KNICKERBOCKER Fire Engine Company, No. 12, held on return from fire in Forty-fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, onthe morning cf the 21st instant, it was resolved that vote of thanks be tendered the Proprietors of Washington Drove Yard Hotel, for their piecstentny of refreshments furnished on the oceasion of the above fi ¥ Leigh thet at log oF ILLIAM FULMER, Foreman. DEEDS INTENDING TO jan, can receive valuable bonus for his ignation without regard to the success of the applicant, dollars if successful, Addross through the city “Mynhecr.” U.% room, 46 Centre his residence, F ASONIC NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS . O. D.—UNITED BROTHERS’ GROVE, NO. The members are requested to meet at the t,at I o'clock, P. M., this aay. to at Dalleng, who died’ suddenly, ar Twentieth street, Seventh avenue. SAMUEL GOODWIN, Secretary. rise Eetee, No. 228, are notified to m Lodge Room, in the Magonle Temple, corner, of Broome and Crosby strects on Friday ovening, the 234 inst., av eight o'clock. By ordi J. H. DART, W.M, _E_ 8, Simpson, Scoretary. C% EY ISLAND AND FORT HAMULTON—THE NEW did stoamer MAY, QU! Captai Foot of § ce wireat, ireig and i 934, o'clock clock, Pit M, 14 the Island, last trip, at 7 0 eae .M. Fare, 129 jach way. N.B.—No half price for children. MERICAN TRAVELLERS ARE INFORMED THAT A we havo established at Paris, in connection with our Express Agency, & Bankin; that wi entrust Credit, tained LI Nu and good participate at 46 R our Se Bay. House for their accommodation; to those Americans who may 4 d, and that Letters of , on ninety different continental bankers, may be oby at our raris Banking Hous CO., 74 Brow N.Y, VINGSTON: WEL Ue eco de in Bourse, Pacis. ered BO Chae’ tf CLUB.—LOVERS OF FUN iad those wishing to ning, at 8 o'clock, e offer unusnal Tao ti tus with their busi ae venth Meena Chowd 7 Shee lead TAMES, HUDSON, President. Poster Blase Pie pic wad INDEPENDENT GOUVER- ‘nour B)ues Pic nic and Cotillon Excursion is unaveid- ably postponed until the 27th of July, in consequence of the funeral procession of Henry Clay taking place on the 20th of Jul; iy. _.__ HOUSE ROOMS, ETC., WANTED, ‘ANTED TORENT badd vA My er MONTHS— lent must be m Clay & Co, No. 4 jetcher st} CE—ICE WANTED.—ANY PERSON HAVING FROM no boarders p the east Fi 100 to 500 tons of Loe for tie for, tt 8 can hoar of customer, by addressing * 0. here are few or Genaten street, oes exchanged, Ad- q Aras hive eta ee A Ee hl gn niet family of three grown two oF three sleepin Ront, $150 or $17 Grocery STORE WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER IS derirous of obtaining A store, at a mode it able for tho salo of Satisfactory references given. OFrcE WANTED. in the business Addrese Office, Hi: wines Wout roceries, ‘om: immediately, with real ‘name snd" address, box 418, Post 0 » WANTED—A SMALL OFFICE Wirt of the city, Rent must be low, office. w* 784, 0 feribing the rooms, or wit in adv Omer. aN child: a Taree, comfortable furnished ryom, with boar |, NTED—THREE OR FOUR ROOMS FOR A FAMI- rsons. c ly of two ‘Address post paid, Glover, box wer Post OF stating terms and location and de- TED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, AND h privilege of kitchen, below Canal street. Payment ‘ange, if desired, Addrors ‘Tonant,” Broadway Post eall for two days, at 100 Madison street, second floor, back 7 ANTED—BY. A VERY HONEST AND SOBER woman, achild to nurse at her residence. Sho has 0 hest of referen 20 Hamersley sprect, ANTED—BY THREE scoTon Ht SERVANTS, SITUA* tions; two are middle aged women, and have had ex- perience for yeare in the first families, doing Cooking, Wa g, and Ironing, and Cham rk Waiting; ‘and t 4 other. a young woman, do ham berm: and Waiter, or Child's Nur ‘civen. Apply at 10 Tillary street, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A VERY COMPETENT PROTESTANT oung woman, a situation to do the Cooking, Was ing, and Ironing of a'private family: is'® good cook; under- stunde baking: and is er and froner; would be willing to make iarelf generally useful. Has the best of city reference. Please call at 182 Second street, between avenues. A ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as first rate Cook, and Washer and Troner. Can give good cit; Inquire at 260 Twelfth stre Can be seen ANTED—BY A for RESPECTABLE has ol age woman, a situation as Cook ima private famil; F Best of sity bas no objection to a private boarding house. Feferenee given from her last days, Please call at 22 Sixth a ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do goneral housework, Has no ob- jection to goa short distance Je seuntry, The best of city reference can be given. PI all at 195 Greon street, between Bleecker and Amity streets. ANTED—BY A RESPEC hades YOUNG ENGLISH- man, & situation in & store; or light Porter in a count- ing how hi in a respectable betel. Writesa Gh refer ON, BY A RESPECTABLE Chambermald and Laundre 2 Nori Would prefer tho country. of city reterenc call at No. 5 Union Court. ANTED—A WET NURSE, TO GO A SHORT DIS- ‘tanci fern city. A heattny rm havi ving exceptionad: may sj . ads is corner of tefer Smith, Homepathic Pharmacy, Broome street. ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, to do chamberwork, or general housowork, in a small pirate feusliy. Good roferenoe gives, from bet lack place, where she lived six yours. Ploase call at No. 93 Tonth avenue, between Sixteonth and Seventeenth streets. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT youn wom n, & situation to do general h honsework or chambeework, and to assist in waehi od city reference furnished. Can bo seen f teenth street, between Seventh aud Bh Wee ren ae ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A gaprnoTants x woman, who iss first a and understand foauing eel generally useful at Swe ce. ldress No. 200 Mulberry stroet. willing to mi Good city rete = SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RE- jotable Protestant A bag oy to -& with ® private family o the country, She can be for two days at her Inst place, Ne 22 Wort Sixteenth street. ANTED—BY A YOUNG hg A pITUAsIon ma For isthe 0,693 Broads ANTED—A SIL UATION, IN A SMALL PRIVATE family, by a respectable young woman, to do goneral housework. ‘Has no objection to go ln the country. Apply at 267 Mulberry # street, | in the rear. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation to do general housework for 8 small private family, or as Chambermaid. Is wiiag to goin the country. The beat of city reference given. May be seen for twodays, at poe 166 pinta ‘street, in the roar, between Third and Fourth ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED NURSE TENDER; & sitaation to wait on a Indy in hor confinement, orto take charge of a baby from ite Vieth Tho best of eity reference piven, aline to 272 Bowery, ot call at 961 Grand str Cam be seen fur two days V ationas Chambermaid or Laundress. Inquire for three *, from 10 ti 2 o'clock, at No. 4 Caglisle street, Best of Fetopence given. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU ANTED—BY A RESPR BLE WOMAN, A SITU- Ation as plaio Cook; understaude washing aud iroa- orw do chamberwork and plain sow 4 in a small atefamily, Best of city referenc: ate given Please * 120 William atreet, in the rear. Can be seon for two ANIED-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE GERMAN wiman, a situation as Lady's Muid; understands W dressmaking, hair dressing, and tine needle work of every desoription; or would taice care of one or two ehildron, pmall, rexpeeta le, private family: would have no objs to co a short distance in the conn erencegiven. Ap ITUATION, ANTED-A BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do the general housework of a small ‘44.9 good plain cook: good washer and rover, 6. No objsction to the conntry, Can at Mrs, Walsh's, 45 Rivington ina ion The best of city re- y at 144 Third avenue, street. ANTEP—BY A CAPABLE WOMAN, A SITUATION as Meat and lastry Cook, in a rosroctable boarding honse. The best of city reference will he giv atemployer, where she has lived for the fas Please c Mott uur years, Lat'No. 3o Spring street, between Mulberry ai ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK; ONE WHO can wash and iron well, and oan bring unquestion- able city reforences with regard to character and capasity. Apply at the basement door of 27 East Fourteenth etrect, between 9 and 10 A. M. ANTED—FOR A CHILD, FOUR MONTUS OLD, A respectable, healthy youns women, of good At tion, as Wet Nurse,’ One that haa lost her own ebil may apply, after 12 o'clock, {7ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, a8 Cook, Washer and Ironer ; has no otjactlon tedo. thegeneralhoukework of a small reapectable fuinily The best of city references give: 0 to call at ‘No, 112 Laurens street. res oi. Act 08 ANTED-—TWO DAGUERREOTYPE HANDS ‘cung men, Who have experience ou plates and gene- ral work, at Holmes’ rooms, No. 289 Broadway. ANTED—A BOY, FOURTEEN OR FIFTEEN years of age, to deliver trunksand to make himself generally us ul. One that can come well recommended, and pone ot need a ry to JOUN GILMORE, harness and trunk maker, No. #2Sixth avenue, 'ANTED—A SITUATION BY A GENTLEMAN wito is acquainted with the art of all modern Danses, and the management of the ballroom. He has been a tea it at several academies and institutions in Southern and wishes a like situation (of either sex tent for instruction in Chemistry, Bosany, M Sing- ing, and the German language. He has no objection to go to any part of the United States. Address M. D., Herald office ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, ABOUT SIX- teen or eighteen years of age, to manage ® Store, ono who can loan his employer $100 to'$150, and bring good re- commendations for honesty, &c.. may meet with a good and permanent at Address B. P. Herald of ANTED-AN EFFICIENT SALESMAN, address, in a rotail stationery ste ace and experience, Stationery, Herald « Good . Address stating roughly | ie Conk P have ei «a situation i dhjeot Has no | ence giv | fortwo days, ; ism good Wasi | en Apply at 46" Whitelal at K rbd yey vad GIRL WaNTs 4 pimuaTion 4 ad Tron all private ta Can be seen aadestonts ma ment with some ‘a would prefer ¢« ti ‘ly, or familie untry 7 ing into the © at 21St, George's p \G WOMA d Ireland, e call est of references. the rear, Can be seen f YOUNG GIRt plain cooking, washing and ironing, ing; or would do the housework of a pri give th © *. Please street, in the rea enn produce the bast of refer ce, Thirteenth strovt, near Firat a private family, vartisor hav I MAN, WHO TS 4, DRESSMAKER, AND wishes an engage~ he week or month; he advertiser is @ e@. Apply N WISHES TO ,aagond Conk id can produce the No. 45 Greatly street, in WANTS A SITUATION TO DO understands bak- vate family Can call at 25 Monroe m for two days © WoM ituation as waitre warhing. tion to the country. apply at Thirteenth street, near first avenue, rto do light wants @ situi as good Coo te to tho country with a fam town in the fail. as the best of city reference is given, th street, second fluor, tront room. LADY OF MUCH EXPERIENC oras Feamatre: She would nob 1d Cofn panion in a ct to the country, M.F. P., Herald office, “YOUNG LADY WISHES A situa bermaid or Waiter, or to take cart fection to go to the country. Can be 87 West Thirteenth strect, Good refere SITUATION WANTED—BY A or aesist in washing and ironing, or do t private family; none but a private famil ho whjection ty no & short distance in. tho best of reference from her last place, two days at No. 9 Bond street. Can produce good city ferences, matters, desires the supervision of » Widows young woman, to do sham berwork, SIROUS OF OBTAINING A | cha: STEADY, RESPECTABLE xouna WOMAN je ily that retnen None but respectable families nood Vall, Address J. C., No, 2 IN HOUSEHOLD a sul tale position country. Kefer- | ea andr re Mr. it. Wosara, South ferry, Bi ly. and rovnra, Be 0s way 26 eente JOUN T. S10N COURSE, LI 26,8 pn pratt, that TROTTING.—ON MONDAY, eof $50 is offered, free for sit rotting er WOR & purse, mile heats, bes To close at Psikiand & Duryee’s. ed dway and Catharine street, om Thureda) evening, the 22d inst., Me atarclonk “lene gadis a SNEDIKER, Proprietor. BOARDING AND LODGING. NY GENTLEMAN THAT WILL OBLIGE A LADY, by advancing her $200 can have a# handsome farnish= ed parlor as can be found, with partial board, in one o best Jocations in the city. at exceedingly low terms, where there are no boarders, No replies will receive attention, ex- cept with real ‘and address, for two days, Please ad~ dress E. W.G., Herald Office. LIBERAL ARRANGEMENT WILL BE MADE, AN Voy: eg oe gives, tos party Bering at disposal $100 or $200 for the mot well fur- hished, with pertial board, if required te fr mally oieiD1y nituate: th SMALL FAMILY @CCUPYING A GENTERL HOUSE near Broadway, wish to lot a furni or two hedroo ndsome offic GENTLEMAN AND 118 WIFE, OR A SINGLE gentleman, ean be pleasantly acoommodated with board in a family where there are but few brarders, she lo~ cation being pleasant and airy, by applying at 229 Chryeti GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE PIANO LESSONS IN com pens yo for part payment of beard, afes method. Address N. Me, eral off haktdghs 35 xc TION As cuaM ids for two days ai oes given, RESPE! and pia eo work of & small need apply. Has he country. Has Can be seen for DUNG WIDOW LADY WISHES ntleman in want of a pleasant who would be willing to. Io t hunare lars d Those replyiny yeimmediate attention, and be tren in regard to confidence. Post Office, — TO MEBT WITH and social home, her from one thousand to fif- given on houge furniture, if nd address, will tod with the most Address Floreuce, SITUATION WANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECT able middle aged Indy an Soamstrees the entire charge of a young infant. ‘Thi ference given. Can be seon at No. 1} Weert the hours of 10 and or Nurse, to take 0 bert of city re- on street, between OY WANTED-—AROUT 15 YEARS OF AGE—MAY AP- ply ab No. 1 Beaver strect, between ary frst year $50. ARBER.—AN OPPORTUNT 9 and IL o'clock. Y NOW OFFERS FOR ap experienced, first rate h nd. to establish himself per- manently, in a first-class Hotel. fru in the store; or at the Getty House, Fonk OACHMAN WANTED, —NONE BUT ferred. Address box 1,180, lower I gnee to Inst employers, and stating ho’ em. vat 44 Vesoy atroct, ers. A FIRST RATE coachman and groom need apply—a colored man pre- ‘ost Office, xiving refer- w long he served LOST AND FOUND. REWARD—STOLEN ON THE $2 the 20th inst, ® from Fifth avenue and Se MORNING OF re, Wagon and Harnoss, it. The mare had en Rewitch tails aud stood about 1 1334 hands high; the wagon was painted green. Any person given in! discovery of them, will receive the above reward JAMES GEDDES. ing on the premis OW LOST.—FIVE DOLLARS RE: WA formation to the by apply- RD.—STRAYED, on Thursday last, from the foot of North Sixth strest, Williamsburg, a middle sized Co: large horns with brass knobs, and age Apply to JNO, BEERMAN, 43 North Sixt color black and white, bout. tw: ve years. h’stree oan A CHILD'S CORAL NECKLACE—ON “TURS- wening, in going from the Now ve slay Dince, shrough Washington syusre ington place, to Fourth Street. near Amo posed of large coral beads, with gold cla Ward will be paid for its return to 113 Fourth street, REWARD.—LOST, ON THE AFTERNOON OF the 20th, between Tenth and Fift: $25 fF on one of the avenues, a black Irather Waile ove hundred dollar bill of the Hanover Bi fifteen dollars in smaller bills; also, a note demand, mace by Isaac fifty four dollars, payable to the order of The above rewerd will bo paid tir the deliy book and contents to ANTED-A CURLER, AT THE SILK HAT MANU- fac'ory northeast corner -f Sixth and Minor streets, Philadelphia TT. a firet rate curler, steady work will be given—none others need appl WASTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A) NATIVE OF Scotland, a situation as Clerk dr Bookkesper in « store or office; is not particular as to the nature of the vrinesa as he could mako himself necfol in any business. Can produce sufficient testimonials of character trom his last employer. Please call om or aadress, Wailace, Millinery sture, 103 Seventh avenue. ANTED.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEWENOR LA- dies ean have an opportunity (this day orto morrow of learning Prof, Elmore's new and celebrated system o gold and silver plating—by which they can make over $50 aweck. Apply at 237 Hudson atreet, store, N. B. Jewelry, &e,, plated to order ina superior manner. W ARtED—s YOUNG MAN SPEAKING FRENCH fluently. in a commission honse. Onlya small salary Will be given at first, Address box 1,245, Post Ottice. IN A CLOTH STORE, AN ACTIVE AND nt aixt-en yearsold. One who ree Aor Vo, 18 William street. AC ‘OUNG MAN, WHO CaN ommand $500 in Vals cash, to take oh alco an interest in, @ profitable cash business—or m aaler wl he given, and security for the money, The bost ot oferenee required. Apply to Robinson, 8 Nassau street, 8. ANTED—A PERSON OF GOOD ADDRESS, TO 80- licit advertisements, and act as Agent for a new and popular journal. 1.0 a competent person, a good compensa- tion willbe allowed, Address, without delay, Publisher, office of this paper, which will meet with immediate atten- jon. ANTED—TEN On TWELVE LADIES TO LEARN ier Mache work. It only requires four lessons. Price sof Apply immediately at No. 633 Broadway, up stairs. ‘DA ANT ws store, One quainted with the business may apply to HARDIMAN & WARD, corner of Columbia and SRekeeCatreete, South Brooklyn. ANTED—A SALESMAN To TAKE HARGE OF A branch of the retail department of a store in Broad- way. One who has experience in French bronzes, such as IN wel Clocks, Candelabras, Ne., Silver plated ware, and other home fu goods, preferred. Best of city references requir Address, Post-paid, box 99, Broadway Post hee. ANTED—A SMART, INTELLIGENT BOY, ABOUT TED TY, year of ee, to, Work {es Refectory, and make hivoself Kenerally use between 8 and 10 sae this moruing, at the Battery Wousey No. 11 State stree WANty A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS ‘oung man, of good address, a situation as Coachman and Gardener. The best of refe The coun- try preferred. Edward M ‘ew, No. 71 Beckman str 00) —A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young weman wants a situation as trst rate Cook, She perfectly understands soups, meats, French cooking, games, jellys, and all the other branches, having had lon experience. N: objection, to an respectable place, Cal fortwo days, after 10 o'clock, at 60 Pearl atrect, near Broad way. ANVASSERS WANTED—APPLY AT NO. 323 THIRD street, betweon avenue D and Lewis street. OAL AGENCY WANTED—BY A crieteoe HAVING & first story office, in a very central location, near the corner of and Nassau ti W. We Herald offier ANADA.—A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS HAD L ae tira experience in the general trade of both pro- Vineor, eight of which in the employment of one of the moat extensive houses, and tho last three in the capacity of prin« cipal salesman and buyer, would be happy to form an en- gagoment with any wholesale establishment {a this city. de- irous of opening or extending commercial relations with the Canadas. “His knowledge of merchandiee, viz cories. extensi F! FTY MEN WANTED—TO SELL SOMETHING NEW, boarding, « large protite. y—no risk. Call or ad- OST.— TAKEN FROM upon her arrival on Tuesday mornin Trunk, and Hat Box. Ten dollars rewar ry found. O8T—IN WASHINGTON MARKET, of July 19, a Hand Organ, with mov Berson having it in charge hai lown to find bis way home, but leftthe instrument. Any person giving Orange street, where it can be found warded. ISSING- ON SATURDAY, A YOUN teen years of age. Ho had on a blus buff vest, and a blue Any in} ster, 8 ale n _OST—YESTERDAY, IN FULTON STREET, BRO) Gh pair of Gold Double B. street, Brooklyn. lost his way; he set the tind where he GREGORY Jt bly rewarded by leaving it wt 16 York Hotel, Wa- and West Wash- ‘a Necklace com- ap. A liberal vo~ -seventh atreets, containing @ ‘ank, and ten or of hand drawn on Do Forest, for one hundred aud tho undersigned, very of THE STEAMER MARION, a black eanvast will be given to Person, who will give information where they are to be Apply at No. 5% East Twenty-fourth street. ON THE N ing figures. NIGHT ‘The infurmation, iil he livy G MAN. coat, white pai informati n of him t 173 Broad wa; dinge Atlantic OST—A HAIR BRACELET, WITH SMALL DAGUER- aes att reotype likeness, in gold ded by return 284 West Twenty-recond street. OUND—A PARASOL IN ONE OF T line of stages. The er can he sroperty and paying for this advertisomeat, ondwa, Ad 2 ES TER LoOStaA CERTIFICATE FOR 7 0} be capital steck ef the Kelcherbooker Bank of the city of New December 17, 1851} was lost on oF about Ifthe finder wil Toave it at the Bonk he h JAMES rd street between Seco hues, on the morning of the 2lst inst., one red cow, supposed to be seven or eigh Will give information where the eaid cow WENTY SHARE: York, No. 73, isoued to James L, STRAYED OR STOLEN, t yea ached, in & Four- king from ultably yg the same to either No. id Wall street VERLEY y proving Apply at 43 EW. ve it Johnson, the lth instant. will be rewarded, . JOHNSON, ROM EAST ad’and Third ave~ large sized bright . Whoever may be found, or roturn her to 112 East Twenty-fourth street, shall reocive the e reward, POLITICAL, ‘OUNG MENS’ DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB. gular meeting of the Club will be h House, corner of Mercer and Broome « evening next, 23d inst. at 8 o'clock. D: city are respectfully invited to attend. BOSS, President; J. Meech Henry, War cretaries. eld at t tr err. QUACKE ‘ren P. Smith, + —THE MEMBERS OF TH MPIRE CLUB Club are requested to meet at th the Gem, 824 Brondway, on Thursday 1562, at 8'o'cloek, for the purpose of completiy rangements for the grand mass mecting at W: Headquarters Newhurg, All members have not received their tickets will receive t) ISalAH RYND. y, } Secretaries. Centre and Pear) streets, on this (Thursday) eve: wir hes evenin their ar shington’s Cinb who m this even- ERS, President. of the ng. daly 22d, 1852, at 8 o'clock, where all members and others wish- ing to instant, Joun E. Hype, Row. G. WaLusiEy, are invited to attend. By JAMES Hatsh f Secretaries. Foceed with us to Newhurg oa Monday next, 26th ‘EAD, President. ‘sums of money in current ford left of clothing, ports every description. by iy nyo EY, st ore No. ‘personal proporty of Ing to, or addressing theaugh Al Orange #¥reet, near post, JAMES MORO) Chatham street. Sg rh ee patente, engravin; Monvment, ed earl test of Ame: ly to W. refe A 120 30 inches by Gy August, with an authentic Like, ican historians. Price one dollar. H HOLBROOK, 157 Broadway, with Ne« MAGNIFICEN |, wil by the Agont,, EECHES, LERCHES—2,000 JUST He, German at $60 and $70 per mi F.PATURBL & CO., Lmporter DEMANDE UNE DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE: comme Bonne d’Enfants. Gages, $7 pat mois, S's arerser No, 61 John street, au premier. PATIERN MAKERS WANTED—TWO FIRST RATE Pattern Makers may find employment, by an carly application at (4 Lye Ruliding, corner of Ceatee wud ran o best workmen need apy G'TTATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE wo- ma Saeed piaip Cook; is ee Waal er Tron- er; three years in one in her Inst, place Call at No. S66 Broadway, betwee: ‘pigtveenth Mand Nine- teenth streets, Saree Ye WANTED~AS NURSE, OR AS CHAM- barmaid and Waiter, ot to do the general housework of a emall family ; 0 tg I to go in the country. Fle ie inquire at '30'Kast Thirteonth street, for two Srey CUTTERS Ba brag bo ay CUTTERS steady omployment oalling at fr yard, Alone Dork, t itamileo 0, PRINTERS —WANTED, A COMPETENT, INTEL- nt, and stesdy Foreman, fora new daily the most bonutiful and henlehy citios om eh Ront const. Wages liberal and promptly paid. Also, a Pre pablo of taking the entire charge of one of Tay lor’ 8, wit! ine, oan tac * id cay during day—taking care to give roll Printors of the first class, as to compe. tency, ‘nly need apply: o. TKVALIDS—A YOUNG PHYSICIAN, had experience in two hogpitals, sopal sears nervous invalids, bot! travelling, desires a similar en a Address, pro- paid, G. P. WHO and in the p er: home and while ement. References Manhattanville, Now ‘ANTI 'D, BY A “FIRST~ cuttin end utter, with many years’ fitting oustom work, a situation ii ment. of city referene Hernia offic SERVANTS, ANTS, AND German Hel ntractora, tnd Farmers, ab the Intalligencs Otiee of LOUTS MOWRTS, No. {5 Greenwich street, eo excellent, tidy Irieh Cham: hormaids, with city references, amd some vory respectable Goqman gitls, for good families, partivularly recommended, Suva, PLATED ON. ALABATA—' dozen, equal to silver in appearance. Fixtures, Chandeliers, Pen , So! delabras, Bronzes, Varos,, Table Cutler A. MORGAN, 152 William ‘This is the cry of one and all ‘Who upon Dr. Roback call Brinceot Aatroly ‘ad jis a The very King of de In the eativitien he res We seo unveiled our Castors, Baskets, Table Forks. $7 4 ‘ys ARRIVED PER teamer Humboldt, for sale, the Swedish barge, at $30 Ie, by 200 1 cong WARE jowen; 34 ‘treet, between Fulton and Ann, opposite tho churoh, 7 ONDERFUL! MOST WONDERFUL ! Th All pal attees to io ROBACIE, No. 8 W Thin straety it pee ligiously attended to, Form n Astrological tis, where .) N tions of Lg ny are reveal: inet stoamor, we learn that Mr. Quet ® formed the lestele, flame inte » tone fan extreme heat, b offs forms, the part of tho. bellows in New York, Professor ¥ re t the least pain, forming tl of the sick person an irradia ae Ni cret in the now method of M medical men of this city rs Movivele themeclves of the effiency of these ol oall and j o-chomaical bathe, by dlectric ee en mie “i Sot"Hirondway. These ger tlemen oan Produce, without re m tribution, pationts in desperate casi shall be able to introduce in the system 0 stances of every description, vans the: td ober fomlin OR SMALL rooms a artiak jathing acd other d references re~ A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN lice, can be aceommodoted wi board Weat Fourteenth str conveniences without extra charg quired, OARDING—A FRONT PARLOR AND REDROOM handsomely furnished, on the sneond floor, to let to any gentleman and Indy, with board tor the lady only. Please apply at 195 Greene street. OARDING—A LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM ON THE second floor, handsomely furnis with board, at 154 Chambers street. * for two gentlemen, Hot and cold batten the ho OARD ON STATEN gentlemen can be handsomely pleasant roome and full or partial bow minute's walk from the low landing. with the city every balf hour, Apply at street, near Broadway. OARDING—A LARGE AND and pantry, on the second thor, witk ture. to let, with board, to a gentioman and wife. or toa couple of single gentlemen. Apply at 4l Henry street, OARDING.—115% GRAND STRERT, NEAR RROAD- —A gentleman and b or single gentlemen, can boaccommodated. with fur d airy rooms, with or without board, by applying as abo Boar IN BROOKLYN —A SMALL, PRIVATE PA~ mily, will let the whole second floor, or part of it, un= furnished, with board, to a gontieman and wil, or to 9 small family without children, Location very pleasaat, Apply at No. 132 Duffield street, botween Fulton and Wittonguby. tree nar bes secornaied ayea wi spectable farm house, in the v pass Within two minutes’ walk every qnarter of anh ‘erma moderate. Address or apply to Wm. Konnlly, Be % ee street, N. ¥., whore all particulars may learne OARDING —SUITS OF ROOMS ELEGANTLY. FUR- ished and ventilated upon » new plan, euitable for {nmilies or single persons, enn be had at No rk place, Bleecker street. The house is newly furnished, with baths, closets, &¢., on every floo OARDING MAY BE OBTAINED IN THE and elegant brown #tone block, Noa, Twenty-second street, between Bifth and ‘The locality is desirable for its elevation and eonsiguit: upper Broad to Madison and Union aq and te omnibus and railroad rments ars ¢ and suitable for families or single gentlemen. hoardats would 4nd. more. quice, epucions; and: delightful slieping apartments (so assen ith} than the amalt roome at tho hotels Batht 180 be enjoyed. Refo- Tencea unexceptionable from eithor party. OARD,—TO LET, IN A PRIVATE PREMCH FAMILY, two furnished rooms on the second floor, with heard. Location near Fourth street and Second avenue. Address X X, Herald office. OARD WANTED-—BY THE FIRST O¥ AUGUST, FOR amarried lady, in a respectable Catholic family, or where there but few boarders. Location must not be higher than Canal street, A note addressed to M. M, at this office, for three days, wi'l bo attended to, BOAPPING Sa chorce oF rooms, with or withont partial b the Ist of August. Cold and sho ‘The parlors would suit well for » phy Spring atreet, four doors eaet forts of a home will be found. OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—PERSONS WISHING TO visit the country during the sommer season oun by aceom= modated with board and pleasant rooms; lvestion onthe Hud= gon river, Access to and frem the city daily, by railroad and steambuats, Address, postpaid, W., North Ha straw, Rockland county, New York. OARD—SOME PLEASANT ROOMS ARE NOW TO let, with board, ad 84 East Tweaty-third strech, short distance above Ui Park, and near Lering- ‘The houses have the modern improvemets, BOARD.—A SMALL FAMILY, WItHOUT ren, or other boarders, baving threo pleasent cupied, on the second 1d juiet persoms with bi months, on very reasonable terms in a ploasant location the Hudson River. For particulars inqnire of A. J. Roo, Insurance Building 8, 51 Wall street, third tleor. VOUNTRY BOARD—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN J engaged in the city, a sleeping-rr near oneuf the lines of railroad, from A. B.C., box 2 Post vf Now VURNISHED ROOM AND RE two gentlemen, for gents doing bu: at 67 Division stre URNISHED ROOMS WANTED.—A QUIET FAMILY, consisting of three grown persons, are in want of three Thished rooms, so situate rd Boardinghonse keepers aro req to answer. Up town preferred, Address, WW. Herald omeo URNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE GENTLE} men, With or without breakfast. Apply wt 509 Broad~ way. GENTLEMEN ref late) hl ede On SINGLE rentlemen, can be a da wich go the Elm Park Hotel Bloom etre being the most pleasant and healthy situati this island. Stazes pass the house every fifteen minu! EWLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS to let- ty first class gent or gentiomen and their wives withont children. Me: rved in their room itrequired, Apply at N Srondway. RIVATE BOARD.— NTLEMAN AND LADY ea abeainre weit feniines one Tnegefeane roots ties inl} board for the Iady only), in smail qniet tamity, addressing “ Perdita,” Broadway Post Otfice, for three day i. The houss ts Antly located, and oontains bath, Vaymont of board required in adva TO Visiters can moda fated with , with or withovt board, ac Mra, BK. C. Broadway. GOOD FURNISHED rd. may be had from beat Lt os honse. t 1y mt AL Eireadway; Where ske come in and partial board anal stro, Address & ithout board. The house is conve #8 down town. Apply on the premises, LIQUORS. OF 87, JULIEN, Laditte, Chateau Haut Brion, Gores, 1,500 os. Latvne, Chateau Marcenux, ST. ESTSPPE, tour, Chateau Branne, Moreton, Kozan, Muscatelio, Albans, Lacryme Christ: Monte Fiaccon Lambr; ape Leaf Champagne, snd va- rious other French, Spanish. and Italian. Wiacs, for este by M.B. PETERS & CO., Importers, 300 Br Jo. in one-eighth, on from is34 old Port, Sherry, and Madeira, in wood 8 Scoteh Ae and London Porter, of the d feraale on liveral terme, by P RS & © ~” Bi TENANTS’ REGIS TER. AT TWO STORY COTTAGE Hous Bear the river, with garden and stable, if roquited. Apf 3B0. CH «MAN, 80 Naseau street, or at his residence on 125th surest, corner of Second avenue, ENT $260.—T0 LET OR FOR SALE, S#K THRER ory brick Honses, at from the cit; eee ey a4? ia the & by railroad f R. Fe YARMAN. 1,088 Bro Cabasavilies OOMS TO LET.—SEVERAL SMALL, NEATLY PUR- nished rooms, suitable for single gentlemen, without board, Apply at No. 16 Warren street, ooMs TO NISHED PAR room, Dre ing, will be lst, bya private nutes walk from 7 on or Catharine man for lodging iting rooma, wit per month, Inquire at TORE TO LET, 159 CHATHAM STREET—AN Lg lent opportunity for s carpet dealer, Inquire im the Furniture store, next door, TO RETIN A RESPECTABLE NEIGHBORHOOD, ‘sooond floor of & houre, consiatil 0 parlors a bes |. with basement, ee LS ci ‘cell: the the walle and wood work are’ new iy painted, Beat ‘mode: »._ Inquire ab No. L T Store brick Tenth agora; ds, OF, nisl of bivsion oven residences Bi ofthe he rh rin South Seventh § Onn ist rm B STORE No. 2 PARK ROW, Wirt THR taining elk windows fronti wa: war, Sprott ite the Astor House, being one of tI rable siteations for business in the cit Rent ew separate. juire on the iprecsiows.. In won Te a Seventh streets, or at No. floor, References give cise T—PART OF A A Naw, AND oar hird avenne, nient to sh Ront low to. 0 LRT-THE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE NO. 10 Laight Land fe the vieinity of St. John’s Park, eon- or room, bed room over the hail, and ‘somal family, without children, Apply fe