The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1852, Page 3

Rev Irae Weetentt, Bee nip the Laight street ae Ust Church will deliver a sermon ia the Broadway berascle this event World and the Soul.” INSTALLATIONS AND ORDINATIONS, on the * Vomparative worth of of the Charles Lowe was ordained colleague pastor, with Mr, Weiss. over the Unitarian Society at New Bedford, on Wednesday Rev Dr. Cloment was installed over the Congregational Choreb at Woodstock, Vt., 14th ult, Rev Calvin Damon was installed as pastor of the Fourth Universali-t Society in South Boston on Saturday evening of lat week Rev Mr, Mountford, Unitarian, was installed pastor f the First Charch in Gloucester, on the 3d inst, Rev. © L. Mill: was installed over the Porter Evan- gelical Church in North Bridgewater, on the 11th inst, Rev George f Clark. late of Warwick, was installed over the Unitarian Soclety in Norton, on Wednesday, ‘the Lith inst. RESIGNATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES, Rev, J tf, Woodbury. late of Acton. aad a member of the Massacbusetts Legislature, has become pastor of the Firet Congregational Chureh in Milford, Mass, ‘The Rev, Edmund Withers has taken charge of Christ Oburch parish, Lancaster eounty, Virginia Pev Dr Leacock, of Trinity Church. Natchez, has ac- cepted a call to Christ Church, at New Orleans, Rev J A Seies bas received and accepted a call from the Second Lutheran Chorch of Baltimore, Rev 8 @ Bulfinch, recently of Nashua, N, H.,.has Teorived and accepied am invitation to become the pastor Of the Harrison Square Society, Dorchester, Mass, INVITATIONS Rev Stillman Barber has been invited by the Unitari- ans of Syracuse, N.Y. Rey, Wiliiam B, Weed. of Stratford, (t:, has been ealled to the charge of the Presbyterian Church, in Princeton, N J The First Evangelical Church in Windham, Ot., have Called to be their pastor, Mr George [. Stearns, just grad- Bated ut ibe East Windsor Theological Seminary, Rey, George E Fisher, formerly settled in Rutland, in ‘his Siate. has been called to the pastorate of the Congre gational Chorch in North Amherst. Rew Joel Grant, of West Avon Conn,. has been invited to take the pastoral charge of the Congregational Church iu W vcdbriage Rev, Solon W. Bush has been invited ‘by the Unitarian Socicty in Brattleboro’, Vt. to become their pastor, NEW OHURCTIES. The new meeting honse of the Methoilists at Keene has Deen fuirbed, and wos dedicated last week, ‘The Oacholies are about to erect a Church at Dedham, Masrnchuserts. A new Methodist Church edifice in Roxbury, was dedi- eatedon Wednerday evening. August 4th, The vew Methodist Episeopal Choreh at Westville, Copp, was dedicated with appropriate religious services On the Sth inst, A new Methodist Church is nearly completed in Louts- ville Ky: A new German Reformed Church is in course of erection fu Trenton N J. A new Catholic Church is being built in South Parish, Andover. ‘The corner stone of the new Church of the Assumption War lvid in Fall River, on Sunday last, by the Rt, Rev, Bishop Fitzpatrick, A new Unitarian Church is fast rising up again on the old foundation walls at Syracuse. Appearances, thas fer, indicate that the new constraction will much exceed the Oid one in beauty of architecture and finish, The St Paul's City Missionary Association is erecting achape) at New Haven Conn . in which religious services are to be condneted by the Rev, Mr. Sill, The Epircopal Swedish Church, towards the erection of which Jenny Lind gave $1,000, is jast completed at Chicsgo A new Presbyterian Church (St. Peters) is being erected. at Rochester N.Y. Cn the 8tb instant, in Montgomery. Penn. the corner stove of the new Evangelical Lutheran Church was laid by Rev. John W. Richaras, D. D. DEATHS 1N THE MINISTRY. Rey Bartholomew Creagh. pastor of the South Fifth street Methodist Episcopal Charch died on the 11th inst, Rev, John Walsh, pastor of St. Paul’s, Harlem, died on the 18th inst. MISCELLANEOUS. Rev. Henry Davis. has accepted the post of assistant Secretary and general agent ot the American Baptist Home Mission Society. A Congregational Church has been formed at La Salie, Lh. Episcopal ministers are said to be much wanted in ‘Virginia Forty-four missionaries have been commissioned to Yabor in Wisconsin duriog the last six months. Rey. Wm Matthews, of Washington. has been pastor of St. Patrick's chugch, im that city. for 48 years, Rev H. Mandeville, of Albany, has declined the call to the First Presbyterian Church of Washington city. Andrew Tuliy Pratt, a graduate of the New York Medical School. and a graduate of Yale College and Yale Theological Seminary, Was ordained a missionary of the American Board to the Armenians of Turkey, on Sabbath evening, the 8th of August. In consequence of the rumors of the cholera in Cincia- pati. the meeting of the Americaa Board of Commission- ere for Foreign Missions. is changed from that elty to Troy, N. Y , where it will be held in Dr, Beman’s church, the second week in December, A new Congregational Association has been formed in Tiiinoia called the Kigin Congregational Association. ‘The old Methodist Church was sold at auction on the lth ivst. ‘Two ladies of New Brunswick, N. J., have given $5,000, the whole estimuted cost for enlarging the Episcopai Church in that pise The Dauphin Coal Trade. Favar ve Gaace, August 12, 1852. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. ‘Tho captains of the boats passing through the Sus- quebanna and Tidewater Canul from Pennsylvania and Maryland, and through the Chesapeake and Delaware anal to Phitadelpbia and bound to New York, have de- sired to report inthe Heratp those boats loading a1 oonsigued to New York, It is thought that the Dauphia eoal trade will be quite an item through this canal to New York. There has several loads of this coal already gone to that market, and also a large quantity of ton leaves here this morning with tep boats in tow tor Philadelphia. anx whiob are the boat Opbieleid, Capt. Milligas, with ‘Gol, to A. G, Jaudon. New York, and boat W. R. Sayder. with Tumber, to Corlier & Dugenbe, Williamsburg, Long Island. Jenny Lynp at THE OpeERA.—A London corres pondent of the Inverness Courier, in describing what he saw at the opera, writes :—Of Jenny Lind, too, [ bad that evening a giimpse, She is a wreck of her former self; I could hardly have recognised her. She looks pale, worn. and haggard; in bad spirits, and bad healt; ‘and, as she eat, the centre of a bundred opera glasses di- Feoted upon her, there was but one ing and sym- pathising murmur throughout the vast building. Callfornia Express.—We despatch our Re- Apeong by steamer iulinois. on Friday egust 20eb, wt 2. Mim charge of Mr. William “WELLS, FARGO & CO., office 16 Wall street. French Comic Opera, at Castle es Tho manager takes great pleasure in announ the puciio that the greet, favorite, sud Scoomplished donna, Madame Ficury Jolly. will take her drat be roo on Wednesday eves! aust in will be performed the celebrated Nevoucne PAS ALA RBINE, in Pi bundred coassoative per! ie was pl ute ty crowded see programme. New and Fashionable Saloon.—John H. JACKSON would intorm bis friends and the public, that he hay removed from No. 737 to 766 Brosdway, corner of Kighth street. where he will endeavor to furaish his patrons wich ll the delicasies of the market, in the must delicious mode, The Hermit wil) be at the newly ditco- at the Metropolitan Saloon, 1 fortunes, and join his fri Binger’s Sew ime ia puvite pose for whic! Clothing at Wholesnte—Our Stock of Meh and Winter Clothing, fur the Southora and Western trea is coady for inspestion, ef iy, invite Westers ind Southern merolan betore yar ehesing claewhere, so it will well re din our well ki atyle, Success In Flutng Sniccs, everything else. depends upo: mathod, The principle Bion which GHEBLS, Nowl Astor House, measures the a renders the rosdlt a4 Serre four tle henuty of the Shicts made at GREAN'S, hao literally become a proverb, d Upon it he hae on @ pair of £4 Kea ently fitting boots or shoes fare sold at 100 Fulton street, exceedingly low. Lager i at Kiesele’s Garden, Penton pa ance, oo from Bapleven's landing. tspeacaly fufor: ond die friend: the toe vat ‘vault 5 tog ee a Y ic ioe Gee variety. all Jrdere. nati teat tee | $$" orders enek, will te reosived at Dr. Kel. hag Me Ba gd An gr ele eh ae ierahatee 52 rant nits Trussesm Ay the he market and ¢ Now overstocked with “boons to dee pila ohors. ratvhet wheels, &e , Lom rH ‘ee invi 1D '& SAUN a eg ad PATA ey variety Apotheeartes a Dreggiste wisting, Deoome Agonte for sho sale of oy ve celebrated At Boblodam Schnapps, will spas Ae wiseet. factory. Dy the common harsh berry, but ty the elu Flety of the srematis. leatian junior be mous extract ix distilled amd Feesitied wi us eontrated timature, of ex- transesudact, in its 4 thne become he Vas preps for medieb pow re:rived namorous letters, b 1 iy je by she principal Drugauts UDe LPO WOLFE. Importer, No. 22 Beaver street, ‘New York. ‘Wigs and Mauposscrdintemeton’s. new style of wi pertoct imitation of nature a nergomnerier at nould rated Wig Factor he largest and best asuo: Pn ir Dye.—Batchelor’s celebrated Liquid ir ye is the dest yet disoovered for Selousing the Ph or ly ied. at opy the oe rms is astovishing. le. oF a Bar HBLOR'S Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall street. irene. Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without exception or reservation, the very, best ever invontad. | Be- were of puffed dyes Kynally colebrased is Gouraud’s Medi. eated Soup, fo* curin ire frookles, aallowness, chaps, Fynehoews &o. Pondre Subtle aproots bair from any part dy. Liquid Kooge. Lily Whits, and Hair Gloss, at or Walker terest! near Brosd way. Lyon’s Kathatron for the Hair, to Pre= vent ite falling off article for toilet us by rug: dete iv the world Price only 2 bottles oft, glossy appearance givon tha hair, is truly Pleasing. B, THOMAS LYON, 161 Broadway, Improved Wahpene—The ible restores of diseased hair, and the » for changing groy t» its primitive color, i the general depot 123 Chembers street. Besides ite cura- tive properties, ladies use it in all the delicate applioations of the toilet. Tt also refreshes and gives tone to the new growth of hair Lovet’s General Depot for the sale of Wah-= pee, Lt Chambers street, for restoring grey hair and curing ‘mess. Be careful y not get an article called, * 1m proved Wchpeno’” for * Lovet's.” You cannot mistake Lo Vet's aa the © Lag gel pa Banner” is waving over his offive, with his pame on it Cristadoro’s Hair Preservative and Beau tifler bas become in great requisition, both with ladies and gentlemen. Ita effects in cleansing the skin of the head, and removing therefrom all cutancous affections, and is: stimolating the growth of the hair, are traly mareoltous Maunfactured and soid by CKISTADORO, 6 Astor Houso, Cristadoro’s celebrated Liquid Haltr Dye. for coloring the hair or whiskers inetanter, upon mataral rincipies. and warranted free from. all caustie substances, ls applied daily. and sold, wholesale and retail, at CRIs. TODORO'S wit and. soslp eetublishmont, No. 6 Astor House, N.B.—Private rooms for applying the dye. Mr. J. W. Cortelyou, of No. 225 Ninth street, was cured of an asthma thet had afflicted him twen- ears, by using Watts’ Nervous Antidote; and I saw geotleman cured of St. Vitu: troubled tim sabe and day for fifteen years. —————E ee MONEY MARKET, Sarurpay, August 14—6 P. M. The tendency of prices is still upward. At the first board, to-day, Virginia 6’s advanced % per cent; Farmers? Loan. 134; Erie Bonds, 1859, 34 ; Erie Bonds, 1871, 14; Nicaragua 1¢ ; Harlem, 14 ; Florence and Keyport, 3{ ; Stonington. 14; Norwich and Worcester, 34 ; Hudson River Railroad, }¢; Michigan Southern Railroad, %; Erie Railroad deelined 34 per cent. There were sales of Ulster and St, Lawrence. Mining stocks, at yesterday's prices, Pennsylvania Coal Company sold at an advance of 44 per cent on last sale. Long Island has risen very rapidly, lately ; the financial affairs of the company are brighten- ing. Stonington is fairly maintained at the inprovement. New Jersey Zinc was in active demand, to-day, without change in prices. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day. amounted to $400,130 22; payments, $66 704 70—Dalance, $5,453,745 12. The steamship Hermann, for Southampton and Bre- men, carried out $32,700 in specie. The demand for ex- change for remittance by this steamer was only mode- rate, at quotations previously current. The Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Company have de- clared a semiannual dividend of three percent. The Watertown and Rome Railroad, five per cent. The news from California by the steamships Daniel Webster and Illinois is more interesting than important. The mining accounts continue favorable, and the ship- ments of gold dust toabout the usual extent. Thesteain- ship Northerner, which left San Francisco on the 16th of July, brought down $1,759,971 78, in gold on freight. The Diinois brought most of this gold dust to this port, It is estimated that the passengers in the Illinois have $300,000 im their luggage. This makes the aggrega‘e nearly two millions of dollars. During the week ending on the 7th instant, 4,700 tons of coal were transported over the Mount Savage Comp. ny’s Railroad to Cumberland. During the week ending on the 11th instant, 1 942 tons of coal and 41 tons of e left Cumberland by the canal. The recent rains ha placed the Ohio and Chesapeake Canal in fine navigable order throughcut its entire length. ‘The anthracite coal trade has fallen off a little the past week, in consequence of a breach for a few days in the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania canal, interrupt- ing the free paseage of the Lehigh navigation boats, The tonnage of the Lehigh. for the week, was only 24,968 tons ; by the Schuylkill navigation. 22,540 tons, and by the Reading railroad, 44 821 tons—making, by the three lines, 91,829 tons, The tonnage by the three lines, for the sea- ‘son, is 2.050.850 tons, The trade continues active, and prices are wellrustained. The railroad is now up to its last year’s tonnage to the rame time. The Lehigh is about 50 000 and the Schuylxill navigation about 100,000 tons ahead. The receipts of the Providence and Worcester Railroad Company, for July, exceed, by nearly $5,000, those of the corresponding month in last year, Stock Exchange. 11, 71 ahs = bags bs 16 “ 200 ay 53} 01127 iy. en tL 19 Mad £ rai an 10 Mich 8 tie ms 10 Roch & Syr Rit... 12244 ‘umbld Coal Co 65 28 Roch & Syr Ri 122 450 ey 200, 100 Stor ine i s WRLp't 100 Erie {mp ay tr si PERSONAL, NFORMATIO ky} OF ANDREW Bi | Sob The *daeie J. Devi Re waxn Laid | P. WI Nowton brandis Biael der Brown, tod Renter nrmay. or thelr belts: A My La lt 0 ply FINE ARTS. AAAI AAA AAA AA AAAAAAAANANAN eae FRANKLIN PIBRCE—A - mrs = ENBRAL bape pap an ones ates Bes a wards of this SR sreny to be hold at ‘faot., a Meee bers mabe a 6 store. One familisr with the ba: factory referoncor from her hd ea wan a of situation by apylying ab 27054 WY 48zzD- In A PRIVATE FAMILY A GOV!) RNESS, who is competent to teach the Kngliah, The situation Wrz’; A NUMBER OF LADIES, TO WORK ON Papier Maché They ean take the work to their owa honses, Those who wish to learn this beautifal art, by ail ing this week will be taught tor$3 apply immodiately. sexe. 633 Broadway, up stairs. Full instractions in four sent. OOK WANTED.—. A REALLY G000 COOK, yd ‘would be willing to asrist the lanndress, can hear of & good pla: 202 Wort Pourtoenth street, be- tween 10 ILLI NER WANTED—TO ASSIST IN TAKING charge in (he Manufacturing Depart; sive Millinery Betablie! t. ® person who hi erable experience o class of silk work, and ood taste for trimming, A note addressed to Mill the Herald office, will be attended to, 0 ATIEND UPON AN INVALID. OR TO TRAVEL with ® family. —Wanted—by & mildie aged female vf unquestionable character, aud who cen zive the best re- ferencor. a situation in ® family, to atte or to take chargo of chilvren, and would bave no objec to travel. She is aapable of toking any charge in @ Voy is perfectly used to children, and is taticely exempe fron sea sickness. Lettors addressed to M. C., Herald office, will be immediately attended t OREMA ‘OR FIRE Ware de uencha win pee expecting more than nige dollars per may obtain a comfortable situation at PK. WATCH CASE POLISHER —WaNTED -A FIRST rato hand by HaRP&R & MoLEAN, Walnut and Dock street, Philadelphia, — ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO IS IN BUSINESS, wants any employment after the houre of 5 o'clock, P M. He writes a good band, and speaks ant writes Koge lish, French and German; is also well acquainted wish tho should prefer to give lessons, oF to ao tho best references, Please address D. Ky d upon an invalid, | GEVTLEMAN, AND WIFE WISH 2OARDIN A PRI- ‘am! at SOARING AND wooaie of morality and respectability; of to bo silowed tiv ¢ of @ little plain cooking. Address bir. I, Box 313 Post uitice. \'” Pia™ cooking Biers ‘iB PLEASANT Koos akE now Te ict, board, at Nos. 22 ance abo Pack O) ey pry rhe houses b: 6 bn tmpro: OAKD —A FEW SINGLE GENLBMEN CAN BE ACc- commodated with partial board, ac 82 Willow strost, Breobiyn, three minutes’ walk from Fulten ferry. Terms modera\ OARD —FRONT PARLORS, ELEGANTLY FUR- ished, with sleeping rooms adjeining may be ob- tained by applying ar 648 pendwer. al fine reoms for single gentlemen. Sv utbern families wishing traasient rd can be accommodated. All the modorn improve- ments in the hou sedate te OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND 13 wife, also a gle Dodgers may obtai vines * ly furnished reoma, with full er partial board in asmall! prix Vate family, where every comfort of whomo may bo eujoyod. House pew provements Lovation devirabie. 10 minutes ride from either South or Falton ferry. | Address B. C., Herald office. T OR TRANSIENT BOARD ing at 62 Walker stroct, first OARDING.—PERMAN can be obtained hy apply house west of Broadway. OARD IN HOBOKEN.—A FAMILY VERY PLEAS antly Hitnated im Hudson street, third door above Sece ond. ean accommodate several xontlemen, with neatly fur nished apartments with or withont board; a French reataa- rant being in the immediate vicinity,moals, if preferrod, oan, there be obtained A laundress attached to the estaslish- ment. attends to the washing and irouing of the boarders, Frenchy Spanish and uglish spoken fluently. Apply as above. FURNISHED ROMS, aT 47 BON single gentlemen, without board. finding ® quiet home. with pleasant ished and well attended to, with a rtrivtly private famnt- an do so, by calling at The house all the modern OLD AT FIRE, ISLAND —MINC tanée of that place haa been dies value than the finest gul#. Go, asl have ing's, and partake of bis’ fine blue fish, oysters, clams, &¢., and you will be doubiy repaid, for the money you spend, in health Fishing and bathing, the finest in the world. A number of rooms now vacant. he above number, £D WITH THE 4 @ thing of more to Mr, Dora- ANTED--TWO EXPERIENCED Sal. RSMEN FOR the retail linen aud staple department. | Apply to v i corner of -Broatiwny a un Chamber sires ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK, BY A DRY GOONS Jobbing Honse ia St. Louis. One who writes a rapid hand, snd is quick and accurate, and who has filled to eof entry clerk in a dry koods house, may tind a sitis- im, with. Niboral salary, {¢ fully competent. by adiforsicg A. B., "Hterald office, with real name and reference, ‘ANTED- A GOO} BOOKKEEPER, WHO UND stande his bo Address “Bo! ‘Bo Wnt—s FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD, in a quiet fomily wi where there are n: A widow lady preferred paid in advancs, ‘address G stating location and partien! Re 2 well recommended, SPECIAL MOTION. IGHTEENTH WARD “GRANITE COLUMN,’ —THE Officers and Memhers of the “Column” are requested to be punctual in thoir attendance, at Murray's, ourner of Twenty-first streot and Ficst avenuo, on Tassday evening, 7th inst , at 8 o'clock, P. SOHN KAVANAGH, Prosident. GeorGr GRANAM, Secretary. THE MEMBERS OF ORYSTAL LOD e herehy notitled to mest at the Lodse Roo No. G8 Broadway, this (Sunday) afternoon at 1 o’slock, attend the funeral of the wife of Brothor phemjamin ins. worth, DAVID DUNN, ™ G Gxo, W. AuexanveR, 8ec,pro. tem. RS KEMBLE'S PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE Non, 41, 43. 45, and 47 Bast Nineteenth atreat, be twegn Broadway and Fourth evenuo, near Union Par sult-ofmasuilocatly furnished parlors upon rst too, with vate entrance; two snite furnished rooms, upon upper » disenanxed; gleo, a d room, suitable fora (OKAKS, CARRIAGHS, de, POR SALE CHRAP—A HORS®, GIG AND HARNESS. It formerly bolonged to. a pb wud is now sold for wantof uso, Call at MORRI APP'S Jotforson, stablex, Chri stre ERY SUPERIOR overy respect they are unexeuptions ein har inaide of 2:40—togo inside of three minnt id reasonable GRAlity. of horses they ropresent. | Inquire of JAS. L. DA ‘ON, ‘Thirty-fourth street, third house east from Kighth LE-A DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, 15 HANDS and 3 inches high, style not surpassed by ‘any horae in the city, kind and gextle in ail harnoss.jand a beautiful drivers seven ‘years old; can trotin 3:30, and weighs Ll owt,; ware rind. snd free from Also, a day trotting d to beat ap: on the road, to dd gentle in ‘ail eight years old, and sound, A'so. ® chestnut mare 5 hands and 8 inches high. very stvliah drivor, eight yours old, sound and kind, and free from all vioo, and warranted to trot a mile in three minutes, and of great endurance, rticulars, inquire at the ofive of Earle's Hotel, oppo- or House. LEVENTH REGIMENT, N. ¥. 8, M.—FiRST COM- pany, Continental Guard.—The members ot this Coru- wa assemble at their armory, Bagle drill roms, on fouday evening, 16th iuat., att orcloole 04 uipped in favizne dress, (white pants) to visit Atlantic Garden, by invitation of the proprietor. Mr D. Gardner, by order ot — Bocanr, lit Sergeant, J, C, HELME, Capt, OTICE —THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF MEXICO AN ie removed from No. 104 Poatl street to No, 99 Beaver ret. LOST AND FOUND. DG REWARD.—LEFT IN A BROADWAY STAGS, ‘at Duano atroot, six ends of silk, in paper parce Without direction, any person retuening tho same to nold & Co., ‘Canal street, wil 8 the abo $10 REWARD.—TAKEN FROM THE STEAMFR Connecticut, pier No. 18, North river, & round top, 1 9. trunk, very much worn marked on the bottom, with ink, “ Jonas Colburn, Leominster, The above reward will be paid to any one who will return the rame to ner 18, North river. office of the Norwich and New Lon tesmboat Co. It is supposed that it was taken by mi A.C. HALL, Agent. RRWARD WILL BE PAID UPON DE&LIVE! id EE 44 James street, « go! oh and lon; ard chain attached, (and no questions asked,) which was on Friday at a bathing shanty belonging to Mr. Wyk: Coney Island. It is a sive English detat ° Maker,John Moncue, Liverpoo! . 8,697 25 REWARD .—LOBY, ON FRIDAY EVENING about 10 o'clock, im the Catharine Ferry line of stages, from Sullivan and t pring to Cetharias ferry: « Pockt Book, containing bills on the following baaks, amountius *0 146, including two twenty shilling pieces in gol i :—One 20 Bill en Awerican Exenange Bank. the rest in tone, » Dille ofa emalier denomination. The above rewarl 'w the thanks of the owner, will be paid on returnix Cortlandt street. D5 REWARD —TAKEN BY MISTAKE, ov urday, 14th inst., from store No. 10$ Bron One case, in wrapper, marked S & C (over) K. nv lS (over) N. tt 312, containing bonnet ribbons. Ths por oe who took this ense will receive the above reward, aud questions ssked, by leaving the same at 102 Broa! np-stairs, LOST ON THE 9ru INST, POUR») The finder by returning the «aac ‘0 RTON, 134 Mercer street, will revive the above roward, and thanks of the owner. N RIDAY EVENING, GOING o Twelfth street, hy omnibus, a Gold Brace! with Camere. ‘The finder will be rewarded by leavi: g itot 41 White street, RIOR SALE—A' AUCTION, AT THE HORSE BAZAAR, Bl Crosby strest, on Monday, Angust 16, at 12 o'clock, a pair of black carciaze horses, about seven years old, the property of a gentleman recently gone to Europe. OUSE WANTE: WANTED IN THE VICINITY of New York, Brooklyn, or Jersey City, a comfortablo modern built honse or cottage. furnished or oth 0, with A small garden attached. It must be injoomplete repair, for a small respoctable family, and ion given Ist Sep- tember. A Joress Merehant Ame, ald office. UST BE SOLD—A SPLENDID COLT, 164% HANDS high, bright bay, and stylish. Also, ® bay horse, near- ly 16 hands n trot in three minutes. For furthor particulars, apply to Dr, Wills, 00 Eust Thirteouth street, rie the Voterinary Institution, Bloomingdale, near the Abb omer TO STABLEMEN OR OTHERS.—WANTED the a horegto draw a light wagon oF gis for « couple of ho 4 daily, Sundays excepted, for a rea- will De paid. Address Wagons Herald office. 3.—FOR SALE, A LIGHT Waggon, with shifting top—bulit by Ford—and Lin good order. ly at the stables of = MISCELLANEOUS, DE PEOPLE'S RIBBI papa ey teh Velvets, Feathers, i the following ribbons, of the richest qualit er exhibited in thiscountry. Lhave received direct from the manufacturers B France, and will sell them cheap, at wholesale or Sotadle They are adapted for bonnets, dress trimmings, mock rib- bong, wristlets, sashes, bows for ee ra 3 METROPOLITAN BILLIARD teou tables of the most improved equonted by ail the esientific is5, and now the souree of moh attrnctsen— _A A. REED, TUE BEST ARTICUR EVER oks, and bottoms of its park and cinde cars, depots, &. Tort R. BOGERT, sel street, and 75 Beaver Co BTS AND BELTS OF ALLKINDS~- PELHOSOUE PULalT & 00, No, dene de Mat- preisliry and snperivrity of goods. Forty kinds for indies toilets, alapted to the newest tashion, Corsets and Belts. according hygelin, approved and war. ed by the medical committes. There are no articles of low quality sold 6 manufacturers. 0, | AM and7 too P UCTION NOTICE.- GaOC! hores feed stand for vale. to may in the oity, ai ant of wh a A | will be dispo ih ‘vonne, will he sod at public auetion, om Thats EB RENOHLMRHE 319 Pometh w se Lith, randy iterate a he lence of ete ith ite eon! » wi coms To LET—TO SINGL® GENTLEABN, WITH seo” ankaee wh oher bt & feed ing yeer'y fifey dollare—ia ane ios or to W, A. CARTER, ner Greenwich. TOTION SALBE—RY VIR UR OF A RRSOLUTIO! of the Common Council, the ple auction. on Saturday the 2 ssinst, os + the Building known as “the Old M nrur Slip.” The purchaser wil) be required to r same within ten days after the eale Terms o JOSEPA RK TAYLOR, Comptrollers _ComprrorLen's Orrick New York, Angust M4, 186: ITURE aT aver uanst 19. 1852 Fifth street, t! 0 KESTAUKANT KEBPERS—A P&RSON HAVING ‘® largs house filed with boarders, in» good vicinity for e.Rertaurant, sishes to let the basement Bad kitchen for at purpose to a respectable and capable person. For Sher parcioniage inquire. of WIULLAM COBFIN, 15 Maldon cond floor, back room. 0 LET—FIVE ROOMS. ON THE $I in the house, No. 6 Troy streot; ala The situation ix mw most desirable one. ofor sale. Application will be made oes Fequired. OND. FLOOR, aback Barement. The Puruitore is ws above, Refe- Tae | reat Jones aad | Likewise, a room ement of Obata AWPLVE DOLLARS PER NONTH di between Carpets, Sofas, Toom Furniture; also the and bedroom, at Bnquire inthe tailor’ store. TBH, Auctioneer, 57 Dey stre Si 0 LET—THE LAKGE FOUR STORY DWELLING | SERIES, LIQUOKS house, No. 1 Gracd street, Jersey Citv—axcept the Angust 17. 186 second floor, which iy oeouoted hy two single gentleman—to | h street, Ori runes, Al- Fish ‘Sait, 3 ne, Sec aads and afew Salumenter Fire Safes & WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioncer. & suitable family, who we ration \d furvish their bowed in conside- Apply on the premises, from 7 to 9 Masons for the Soap, Ma nt. M bacco, Sn LET—WiTH PARTIAL BOARD, tv DESIR vate family, ye E como ble rocu tion quiet when further particulars will 0 LEASE OR LET—A SPACIOUS TOU38 ON THE Hudson tiver, containing 40 rooms—now file oarders, Tho furniture may he boughs or hicod on blo terms, Ke 1500. session 20th inat. letier to W. W. W., Horald office, 0 LET IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—THE WAOL4 OR ene balf of & two story and basomont Brick Huse, Nery geuteolwelchborhood, within four misates walk of tho TE TURF. ony sive A, Box 803 Post otice, Fomor, | pr vTON COURSE August 16, av Three ames trotters ING—ON MONDAY, x P M., a auton fog W. Jones wames gx . Lola Montes; Feihon ferry, Sroshive, We she aria abe Ottoekaand 160 will leave turn when the sport fe ove admluion to all parle ofthe Course, om this ovcasion. 50 o8 Weun ts ferry, and one book of three different asage routs. Rent, . entit May, low to & good tenant Apply this day, te ML: Rese ey ide FR eel CHAEL M. BaTTELLE, corner of Columbia and Amity | gong ttor$h 0 streets, Sourh Brooklyn. ‘; Seas oS Sh Ot milla heads, NION HOTEL (GEORGETOWN, D, C.) FOR REN atchman. rit istae—the ue ‘This well known establishinent, having passed into the t in the course of thorugh repair JPORTING. ovement, which. when completed, wil) ronder it one of the most desirable hotels of ita size in tus distriot, Lt BSON, THE PEDEATRIAN, COMMENC 13 is situated in the sorgerown, froatin yerhnm sk uf waling 1250 mllos, one hundred feet it, and one drod and Most suosrhnman task f walet 1250 wile twenty feet on peariso quarter hones furs G aixty Me rooms, inclucing doveral large and beautiful pars putas huguas Fr) arts | anes fe s onenee © lors, an ample divin, . Jad en’ ordinary, a spacious and | frouge,” Franblia Terrace, Hob olegant ball room, &>. ra ars extensive, dry, com . adinis: Wie Wanke bans enty-twoday#and wixteen hours of Conneotiont b i venient, and well vantilated ed and painted in imitstic tho entire house will be ti the first of September next. nibuses, running between the 6 n plantor. Wo stone and ro tenant on plished 4 Goorgetown, paas 4 departing every late wt night, arere opp ir HOTELS AND Wacwnine PLACKS, GytAsERoy, douse OF TWENTILTER Street and Broadway public on Monday, May 24, Isou vt tad fifty roome, furnished in one ON OB Now York, wae opaned to the owtata hundred lo, 4 of anouring ted berentan convenienes {t will be nt muacernte, buropean plans iombined ar d the propelotors ere r of the ee d that {Sahell rank amone ‘he heot Pamil: Don adi Trustee DOL #840 PIC! KEPLE, ORKSUOPS IN DUANE STREET TO LET.—Tha new five story front building, Nos. 79 and 81 Duane atrent, near Broadway, 40 by 45 feet, nted. Als, Shopsin front and rear buildings, Nos. 77,79 Stand 83, Apply to THOS PALMER, 83 Duane atrects FOR ‘SALE. -REAL ESTATE FOR INVESTMENT,— $65, 000F re eerare Vacant vroperty, in the city of New ¥ voltlya. at rearonable prices. Persons wishing to purchase houses, bay. Ang a large loterest, oF tots for impenvo mons, oF wishing bo exchange property, will please apply te L SHSLDON, 85 Nassau st, A VALUABLE BUSINESS LOCATION FOR SaLE OR to let.—Therubscriber being about ts movehis carriage Feporitory froin bis present loca sion & Stato and Boeram streets, CHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN —Tus BEST rKOUTE FROM Now York is vis New Baupton, twice daily, b: ral Rallroad of Now Joravy. Uuiy ws wee road. On and after July 221, ket, from pier No } Nerth river find twelve o'cloa) Fare $2 125% Through in 536 or further iavormation, opel Bb Hoy p 0. 7A Brosdway. ot e's Exprens rune in con wi ILLARD'S BOTEKL, undersigned having the above hotel (atter a fully informs his triends this extadii forpish attention to to it @ continuance of ae tt miler by stage, loavo by steamer sight o’oleck A. My eo aemfort of his euests, she pod perro Bexevotore so NRY A WILLA kD. EXCURSIONS, joining his stables, fers for sale or to los | ~~ ive bnilding, No 249 Ful desirable locations in Brookiva for any kiad of being direstly opoosite tho City Hall Park. ist ghey five foot deep by twenty wide Tho Io street. Ibis onnof UR SLON a 2 TO THE FI® aie BANKS rable one and will be let or sold on reaxonal G It would make @ spleadid furniture or carpet store, | turning b; oF ia suitable forany other business, For particularsonquire | A bend o on the premises, Ds GUERREAN GALLERY.—A FIRST RATE OPPOR- tunity for ante businoss.— For sale, # Daguerrean Gallery, with skylig nt ten feet square, neatly fitted up, now doing a busin: in the most business ‘either with or without The sabeceiber, being RAND SUNDAY EX landing at Fort Hamilton each way. and baif cents euch way JAY QUEBN. Ceptaia C MeNeil, deste. exceenions Sunday, august 15th, ft a folloms:——Foot of Spring etrest, orth ver a ) at 6% P up) at 6% DEVLI i € Bundey, Auguet 15th, 1853:— M; /UKSION 1O CONBY ISLAND Faro, vwolvi The now sad splendi as me of his profession, 8 to ieghtarern,, post paid, ‘to 8 N. Carvalho, arti Charleston, 8. 6. ‘rom $300 Y $400 reunired, a may be agreed tel: may mo nereei oie ate Call and2P. pring street, at 10! L OR SALE—A VERY SUPERIOR (SECOND HAND) | No 3. North Fiver’ Billiard Tablo. “Inquire at 118 Wot Broadway. Island at balf past twe ee ee sons are forbid trusting any one on acco OR SALE-THE GOOD WILL aND FIXTURES AND | boa! JOHN F. RODMAN, ive years lease of one of the best Hotes in the eoun- try, situate fourteen miles from the city, on the Brooklyn GAtEEnias OF THE C) Lan $—SCOTCHMEN, RaLLYt arid Hempstead plank road. |The stages pass the door seve- 7 Grand Excursion tr Nyack Grove Rockland Countyy ral times a day. It isa regular stopping place for the Long | New York —The Thistle Benevolent So iety of eho City Inland Railroad cars which atop ton tinoe por day at the | Brooklyo, will have their Firse Auvusl Excursion doce. ‘The house ie forty fook square. three stories, with | day, August 16. 1662, on which coosel mx shey h cellar and kitchen under tho Louse. Tho stable ts new the safe and commodious eteam:r CATALIN convenient for twenty 4 good woll of water at ‘he Jefferson, when they wil! pr door, good ice house, and ovher ous buildings. Wor further | river to Nyack, accompaated hy She len particulars, inquire of CHARLES WATTS, Band. Mr. Farker, of New Y street, Brooklyn, or Benjamin Lane, on the premises, Mr. MeKerracher, spe Piper has he: plendid seaman Will leuco a0 fellows mond str ‘aM and 2g? Mf 43 P M5 leaving © tion, The boat foos of OR SALE—A PENCIL CaS& CUTTING ENGINE, Rirvy,) Broo precise! 7 fivisbed in ae best workmsnlike manner, with a fall ferry, of rosettes and division wheels; alo, two transferring 1: part 7: and in complete ord ‘cond floor. FR SALE—THE OLD-ESTABLISHED CRACKER Bakery, sitvated at No. 311 Dalancy atreet, together with all the baking utensils, horses, wagons, and baraess complete. This establishment is well known mens our DAY citizens as being famous fir the best crackers. furnished in Newark, lanai all the principal hote loons in the city. Anctead- | Fare, 1236 conty—The fa dressed to S11 Delan where an interview can be | Ansing Smithy will lex had between the h f ‘ook—will moot and o'clock &. M attention Tho reason for di of this extahliahment, kP M the owner is about going to 8 cisor, J. BR bia SALE—A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND excellent watch dog, &. Apply st 459 ‘an be seen by turning, will I ach, to b t New Brighton and Bergen Potute stesmer Dak’ Dog.— Sixth avenu Fo SALE—ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY, LIQUOR, and Ship Stores down town. Satiatastory Reasons given for eclling out. For terms, address “F, 8." Herald office, TOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, A PATENT L ver gold wateh, with white face, by Kobt, Ross verpool, No. 16,112.’ Also, a gold urb vest chsin ar A reward of twenty-five dollars wil! be paid forthe recovery Of the property. and ten dollaremore for the thief MES P. BALDWIN, No. 8 Ludlow street. INSTRUCTION, Wa IVIL ENGINEERING SCHOOL DIRECTED, BY if leotures sné ext. For par: 650 Hour Be) Howiare and alvetadey 8p} ply at thee street, near Wooster stree! — DY DESIRES AN ENGAGE. NSTRUCTION.—A LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGE, few td it at hi ‘No objection Ie ia the country. ‘Address 8. R., No. 83 White street. MUSICAL. ha ete rie ae x ee win vt et 's warerooms, and without the Alien, Forty second band Pianos for tale tow. "Dealers Lb SULD'& BERRY, 207 Broadway. COMPOSER “The Good 1g by Wood's we ‘beantifal and Bu pupil" ‘8 rosidence. selected, repaired or exchanged, No. 33 Watts street, near Varick. SEW PUBLICATIONS. sie ate inte Seni Rare oe ea ROPES ELSON'S NORTHERN LANCET, FOR AUGUST.— ‘The cheapest medical journal in the United Statos.— Published monthly, at $18 yenr, oF 12! cente & number Subscriptions sectived, and single nambere on anle, 8h ; i ; Bertone stluekugeet nnesbert Clink al Lectaros on 8, Be variety of “ Uriginel ‘Arete, on t. Lai rivinal Tramslations,” from the French aul Beitorial Department” ‘ Nows- . Usoteree on Meiont Jurisprn- Prof Thome of the London University. Exch number will eoutsin one of Professor Bed: Lectures on the Disenses of Wemon and Chi dren,"” on ‘Mediesl Jurisprn- ¢ of Professor Thompeon’ P°GEET COMPANION, OR INFORMATION NEVER Bovore Published.—Any person vending 25 conte will or tive copies for $l. For ceive a copy free of postage, a et ke 0 aah salo by Garrett & 222 - 01 road: Ye, consulted, from SUHCTUND PW, Sunday exeepted. CORPORATION NOTICES. een Yh? tL o x i 1861, OFFICE OF oF bg A or se hah ye bayenent rs oy te a a aha Ul Sen ep foceoaie ch taxse chateed of ses RM dave a ts War woven cent y i mh One Bie aki ae ae cas fours as cnyet 84. M. tod nies HOW TO win a of one te gost a & * AGUERREOTYPE.—JUST RECGIVED 2,500 FULL size soale plates, in perfoct order. These plates are smocth ‘tske an casy polish, They nive te the daguerreaa impre Ficher tone, ‘than ean bo ob- Ee URANT FOR SALE.— A RESTAURANT, SI- tuated on the corner of Fulton and Nassaa strests, in Cl with the fixturs ‘he lone a ti od mm ¥ it ther inf rwatin »| 0 rf J. WcULLOUGE, Agen as four tained on any other For sale by the sole wzont for jan sevoter. Wor farther particnlinn looaeeay a valk an estate. ‘or further particulars inquire of Wilh Ave Pl the manufact vurers, come BISHOP”: 23 Maia jan GEO. L. MEACHAM, No. 92 South street. Hy ssa ye os - Foseday, ‘Thure- Treshots at wil, ef Der, OF CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS, GIRAN- doles Gas Fixtures, Chandalicrs, “Pendants, t Ivor; le Table Knives, with and without forks, Ten Reape, Ret alee Silver Plated on Albata Tablo Forks, $6,t0 $8 dos, Spoons $3 to $5 doz., will hear engraving: 4 R. MO) 52 William street, between Fulton and ‘Ann, op} te the church. XTRA FAMILY AND. BAKER'S FLOUR—BRANDED, Hiram Smith, Tyasell, Richardson, and Hopeton Mills 000 8 choice Baker's Fi from new wheat he new eins dyspeptic and Itered to spring ym $5to $12. Every mattress warranted. Hotels ap) pees at one half the cost of any othor all sizes and prices, The pabl 18. beds, seminaries, o.. beds Iron beder eC. are invited to call ‘and examin Gor. PENS.~A. G. BAGLEY & CO., BARSEACEY. rere of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases, and patentees of the celebratea Extension Cases, No. 13 Maiden Inne and ‘277 (Irving House) Broadway. E wag, HATH x Salsa at gan ore Le vel ean take a To tian Brondway, four twonty-Cour), ere buy two lasks, OF three, oF more, Qf his magnetic powder, known "Mongat ineevt banes to stand alone. Ae harme uot man, but insects all, ts influence fall. LYONS' Depots 1 road gas t reacune !~THE SW: x43 ATEIG aTY the German at ty Dolinrs as to send them ee } dimtance le by F. PATUREL & G0., DERFU MERY.~ IMPORTANT TO pa yaarass AND Wholesal 1 ge B. Hart, 7! sel! in Teens uantities Pert hevse tates. Cash dealers will netive. Droggist labels to suitevery bottle and Sarawer ¢ _ plete, 1.200 at) cens i lakel—ewenty-five por cent os 64 the trade— making the full three books one set, Callaad see them and be convinged, 7 Joh ree mi. Rieu rrexca gas FIXTURES, NEW PATTERNS, i at “brackette 8 —— choice oe chandeliers cande- atte, halt Ganae for 1 a ane 5 oe } mechanical lam B. Dal S*vz = SBIR RBE.. TH ACADEMY 4 acknowledges tht the the summer vt ( et cure - e cae ce to te ein | of was fo copa August 9, 1552 Dears Meroe the past b hevehaa arcat ae ‘im cholera infantum = T! eho stenlverty Lhave Stats vt had ed dootor: J nds, yaeighth Si Rditor n¢- Thermal Pr: 000 GROSS OF SUPERFIND son on ara malsttig oF a generat wssorcment FOR Sum, brandy, gin, &c..was selzed inthe nameof the coms on ‘€ Monwealih, and by him deposited for safe keeping in the ity liquor store, until the case isdecided by due process Tost, AND WItIP yanoraergaans —ron sf law. low cc at, ono ir: wi ninet cre, for covering frogs, buttons, aords, ote. APPLY wields and Kotert Wet, keopery ot a pera ve wanes ne si ested on Wednesday for violating the law, and taken to MUSKETS.—AITCHCOK, & ‘iinton for trial. ‘They wery found gullty of three offem- offer for sal ‘able tees, and in compliance with the law were fined $10 for the Y tater irat, $20 for the second. and $20, with three months im- yonment, for the third. ‘They were also put undee sStende of $1.000 not to sell for one year. On Thursday in eaboy were committed to Worcester jail, y patho A man nemed Charles Kenty has received a similar the hUnishment for violating the law three different times im yest Bridgewater. Ie got four months imprisonment ‘stead of three THIRTEEN TONS FOR SALB—AP v Nery little regard is paid to the new liquor law in Bos- LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO. © 31 Broadw ri meeting of the citizens of Cambridge, friendly to the ow liquor law, was held on Wednesday evening, for the ASH, DOOKS, BLINDS, AND SHUTTERS, cheap.—Store doors and odd Signs mado ‘e ortest notice. to governments or nated and Flint Lock M entirely new, are pack ready for shipment to a of porvbasing citi mall lots, a Will sell them considerably ment cost. Your or to or Liquors. urpose of taking measures for the enforcement of the DOZEN ST. JULIAN AND st, BSE y, 2,000 In Randolph, an expresman haa beon arrested for fothrned: 500 beskete et Chars taeaS etre seem Pe lolation of theliuor law, and held for trial on Monday So choi ce Loi a hiext. Theevidence at the primary examination disclosed ger's, and Campbe ; India Pale othing further than that the expressmen in the due oe Sider, Fn serge ats * porter. Por eahurse of his business had conveyed from Boston sundry Z jeoome street, las and demijohns which were conjectured to contain B. PETERS & CO,,900 BROADWAY, IMPO" sv MD ors and dealers in é The Spiritaaliets. wie Hooks, Clarets, hig I Ales, wy Shag gg hg A ‘The “Spiritualists” met again on Friday evening, in Sauvet te ducecie tie Seiten “Grape loomfield Hall, Boston, according to adjournment. Champagne, for sale i he Rey. Mr. Cleverly presided. The constitution re- ———-orted at the previous meeting was taken up, amended, pad. DUPUY & CO., or 1884 ‘TO 1360 18 IN Ond adopted. A President, Vice President, Correspond- eighth, one-fourth and’ one-half pipow: Linet, Cag and Recording Secretaries, Ton f Co, of 140 to 1801, iu one eighth one-fonsth snd nrectors, were chaven. Wome m wore cle- 'Reoteh Ales, of various brauds in pinta wee othe ie ae Un taal rere Londen Fervers, of the tebe brands, in’pinestted to office The meeting was dull. though the st- quarte) low priced Hock, Claret and Whive Winos, for nAance of the “mediums” was quite large, No attempt by M. B, PETERS & CO. Importers, £00 roadway, "as made to communicate with ‘the spit’ land, and at ve! mar cthadhedi7 en o'clock the “Conference” adjourned for a week. 3 > bag IY. IMPORTER ro The spiritual knockings have made east Tea tny on . rkansas, ‘The spirit of young lady who died La emer mviog st nents ones ty ute <onees!ly ‘ana, has been in communication with two of her feiends Bho larsert anertarent fh die world oteb wu Lawrence county, Ark., and her revelations appear to dies, &e, Keo, ave been of a surprising character. We have no syin-~ — 7a with those who sneer at such phenomena as these, ; they shculd be met and refuted, not treated with eee ‘ugar Insolence. The Sad ag pro STROLOGY.—DR. OC. W. ROBAGK, FROM SWEIT by abuse, or the affected scofling lately trum Philadelphia, ofers We'serviegete chernovance: Our brother of the Christin «Aa Pepe ct New Work. Ho i: shle to furotell past, presenthe spirits of Volinire and Paine to visit ‘Arana. ae futmrecvents. Foe—Indies, £0 sen’ ould rather see him investigate the whole affair ee rm at inanculiocsieseLation pit pasion QThan attempt to get rid of it by sneers. What enloniated— Ladies, $3; w ite street, New ork whe Treasurer, and four 9100 bo: $150 Le co Nif intelligent people conscientiously believe is worth the Slewsere: part. pik ‘eitxamination even of the most. scoptieal.—Memphie Ear ‘or particulars, #00 dail ress, ugust 9 Imanace can be ‘at the + ARTI ere enue tes can be see; pres’ the Theatrical and Musical, WIS, Sir William Don requests us to state, upon his au- hn phority, that his arrest at Cleveland was Ted the ipeombies agent, without 7 ae demand ayment of the fure of the Monplaiser troupe from New air leans to Cincinnati. He further states, Se atl reviously telegraphed to the Some to send his Sorin Brctoioon, at Cleveland, for payment, as the pel pot obtain « theatre at Cincinnati, Sir William ae) that the director and himself were summarily before the per ommenced, and when the house rformance {hpomoed una that a haceiter Sy-Watl namie apelnee. 1LLS OF THE CITIZENS’ BaNk, WASHINGTON; Popa it ig of per cont, by OB MUNTs INGTON, 29 Wall st: QPPicE oF THE s STUY VRANT (4 SUBANCE OOM ru Bearl ot a oy Bertie erpaes & co's BEAT 6, CALIFORNTs Xt wi obames water: pr in weigh. No Shes for euntom evita, thle ear