The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1852, Page 3

A Contrast. Roots, that to radiant flowers give birt, Draw up material from the earth; But there's s ROUT whore rich supply Beroams downward from the ye T'S Gallery, N Daguerreotypes by Brady.—The public gre ree peotfully in Red to esamine the Pr xe Pictu 0 We Fair, tovother with a larg: artvaisa cf mors of the distinguished 1 eRRADY'S Gallery, 200 Broadway, ,corner of Fulton street. Gosling, Jr.’s, Now Restaurant, 57 Cort- eet, three doors b ‘Wort side of the town, and + rate moal, a most elegant p house, 67 Cortlandt call. reet, where he respeot- Clothing at Wholesale—Our Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, for the Soathera and Western trade, is ri for inspection. We respectfully invite Westors Bnd Seuthern merchants to examine the rame before pur Chasing elsewhore, as it will well repay them—bring manu factured im our well kuowa style, ani suited to all seations of the country. Prices uniform ‘and low. bs ¥ D. & J. DEVLIN, 35 and 35 John street, “Look at that Shirt,” Is the involuntary exclamation ofevery one who sues one of GREEN'S match- lees Bosoms on the person of a genttem At Gree establishment No.1 aster Bouse, such shirts as cannot be Obt ined elsewhere at any price. aro made to order, and & Perfect fit guaranteed, at reasonable prices, Great Barg: ns In Carper g8.—Peterson & BUMPHRKY, 519 Browdway, corur White street, having Brichased largely at tho late large auot O {the same at tie following low y cls, Bees F goods equally He Singers Sewing Mu lio fx cr tho reason that they they are recommended~ for sowing with elegance nad dispateh, Principal office 208 Brond y, where they can be secu in operation, swer every here can be found the largest and best assortment ie the ‘city. ‘Copy the addre: lum Electric Hair Dye tally vifferent and far sup ny thing is perfectly simple, and the fect d Indeltoly’ ¢. stubborn h mor brown, with: Ieavesthe hinir to't Bogle'e By BRD dvay, Wm. H. Cary & C Pear) atroct, and by the druggists and porfemers throug out the wor! Hair Dye.—Batchelor’s celebrated Liquid Bair Dye is the vest yet disco vered for coloaring the hair or whiskers the mowent itis avplied, The wondor’ul ense ané Sie vty with which this favori-e and old established Hair Horme is astorishing. It ie for ste, or applied, at Bindi BLOR'S Wig Factory, No. 4 Wali street. Copy the Liquid Hair Dye is, without exception or revervation, the very, best ever invontod. | Be- ware of puffed dyes, Equally colebral gated Soap, fo curing 0 ‘a es, sallowness, chaps, Toughness, &o, Poudre Subtite uprocte baie from any part of the body, Liquid Koage, Lily White, and Hair Gloss, at roadway. 67 Waiker street, near ible ree tor t for changing gray t depot 123 Chambers street. ‘its cura tive properties, ladies use it in all tne delicate applisations of rhe toilet. It also refreshes nd gives tons to the new growth of hair. Lyon’s Kathatron for the Hatr, to Pre- ‘Vent its falling off and turniug vray, and a most dolightfal Article for toilet use. It is eold by all the priacipal drog- lets in the world. Price only 25 cents in large bottles ne tich, soft, glossy appesrauce given the hair, is traly Pleasing. ‘E. THOMAS LYON, 161 Broadway. ag capeeoed eek Preservative and Bean: Aifer bas becom eat requisition, both with Indi Ite sted in cleans the skin of tl he growth o Manufactured and sold by Oristadoro’s celebrated Liquid Hair Dye, the hair or whiskers instante: ral are truly marvellous y ORISTADS 0, 6 Astor House, ranted free from all d sold, wholesale and re nd scalp establishment, rivate rooms for applying th The Eye.—Dr. Wheeler's office, 28 Bai street, for his succes: ent of diseases of tl and the insertion of arti 1 3 imported from Pi ofa superioe quality. Near tightedness Fostored. Office hours from 8 o'clock A. M.to 2 o'clock P, M. Rapa dy House. N. B.— Dr. Kellinger has, and will continue te astonish the whole World, with his wonderful discovery for the prevention and cureof Cholera, Sea. sickness; Di- ry, all manner of Spasmodio complai ‘and instantancous in ite action. ie will Dr. R. H. Budd of 266 arrhe Tris delightful, feild ® thousand tri Mr. yt ives, fo stages of cho 476 Broadway; of Mrs. Hays, Brooklya, pera Depot d of the druggists MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, August 15—6 P. M. At the close of the stock market , yesterday, there was a slight depression in prices, but considerable activity among the fancies. It is probably the effect of a too sud- en rise in the early part of the week ; a reaction doubt- Jess caused by parties realizing profits, It cannot, how- ever. in the face of the existing abundance of money, and the prevailing disposition to purchase, continue for any length of time. We look for an active and buoyant week, Recent purchasers have not only the means to carry what they have, but to largely increase their supplies, and we see daily indications of a speculative fecling spreading ‘among outsiders. This is a favorable feature in the mar- ket, particularly at this season, and almost proof positive that we are about entering upon an active upward move- ment in prices. Nearly all the railroad stocks have ad- yanced considerably recently, but the margin is by no means exhausted. Long Island, Stonington, and Hudson River railroads have been the favorites, and still conti- nue so, Harlem is improving slowly, but steadily, and ‘We see no good rearon why it should not touch eighty percent within the next thirty days. Erie Railroad is pretty well sustained, in the face of a steady in- crease in the issue of new stock. It is estimated that about one million of new stock will be put on the market this year. But for this, higher prices would be realized. New Jersey Zine is firm. Within the past two or three days, an immense quantity of stock has been purchased, most of which, we understand, will be withdrawn from the street. Nicaragua Transit has been moving up and down, between thirty-five and thirty-six per cent. No great amount of stock has heen offered, and holders exhibit no disposition to sell. The line is now, for the first time, in order, and will soon run four steamers # month to each of the outlet ports. In the month of June, more than three thousand passen- gers passed over this route, Now that there are steam- ers enough on each side to prevent a moment's deten- tion, the travel will doubtless be much greater, Florence and Keyport is steadily moving upward. A few hundred shares are gold daily, at an average advance of about one quarter per cent, All the little mining stocks appear to be making good progress. Ulster and St. Lawrence, both lead mining companies, are firmly held, and holders have evidently great confidence in them. Ulster closed yes- terday at eight, and there were numerous offers of two for St. Lawrence. There is one good point, at all events, about these companies: they have small cepitals, which is more than can be said ot mining companies generally in this vicinity.— Canton Company, and land stocks generally, move so suddenly up or down, that outsiders are afraid to touch them, It is impossible to tell, from day to day, where they will be. Railroad bonds have lately been much ne- gleoted. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the amount of specie exported from this port during the week ending the 14th of August, inclusive; alse the total shipments this year:— Sroraents or Srecin rrom tire Pont or New Yor. August 9th, ship ai Esale, apy ver oes.-9ire aged A steams! uropa, Liverpool lo " at do. 4 ao, French silver, ‘oo ath _ Hermann, Bremen, Am. gold. 10,000 ee German gold & silver, 17, ‘875 eow French silver 4,825 or Total week ending Angust 14th... Previous shipments this ycar..... : Total for 1852.... cee ee veee eee eee eee 6 PL6,755 O72 In August, last year, the amount of specie shipped was $2,653,444, This year the amount shipped in the first two weeks of August, was $1,150,504. At this rate the exportation fer the month this year will cor- respond very nearly with the same month last year, In July, 1861, the shipments of specte amounted to more than six millions of dollars—$0,004,170—and in Avgust there was a falling off of nearly four millions of dollars, The outward ‘movements of precious metals are, however, of very little importance. - They are too trifling, compared with the reesipts, to attract much at- tention, The amount of gold dust received within the past day or two, by the steamships Northern Light and TMinois, is greater than the exportation will be for the whole month. ‘This being the dullest month for shipments of mer- ehandise in the whole twelve, we may expect moderate exports of specie for the rest of the year, as tho great ste- ple products of the country commence going forward in Spanier. Cotton will, without doubt. be in active de. mand, at remunerating prices, the consumption having yeached 9 point which even our great crop does not ex- eeed, Breadetufis may not be in active demand during the appreaching season, The crops in Great Britain wore in the most fousjehing condition, ang the baryest . 15, 896, 887 likely to be coanioaveiny above an sea, This may | i reduce very materially shipments from this side; but we find even in tae face of this prospective large domes- tie supply in England, extensive weekly shipments from this port. ‘This looks as thcugh low prices on the other side had not the usual effect, and that shipments could be profitably made, even under the existing depression in the Englith markets, If such is the ease, we shall, under the most unfavorable circumstances, find an important out!et for our surplus supply of breadstutfs, Forta- nately, we are not likely to have a very great excess: notwithstanding the favorable season, Our domestic consumption is immense, and it is annually increasing at a greater ratio than production. Within the past three or four years the attention of agriculturists has been attracted by other matters. Of the agricultural popula- tion, lorge numbers have gone to California, many have become engaged in the railroad movements of the day, and the construction of railroads has driven a great aum- ber of laborers from the cultivation of the soil. This not only reduces the class of producers, but has a two-fold effect, by increasing the number of consumers. Immi- gration has been much less this year than last, which’ with the demand for workmen on the internal improve- ments of the country, bas doubtless largely added to the home demand for breadstuffs, provisions, &c., without providing for a corresponding increase in the supply. If the present apparent prosperity of the country continues for a great length of time, the class of producers will be still further reduced, and the class of consumers still farther increased, Any great increase in the supply of gold gives an impe- tus to branches of industry geuerally. but we believe the cultivation of the foil is an exception. Matters of a speculative character command more attention than the old, legitimate order of things, and people leave remune- rating, substantial, permanent employment, and rash headlong into the wildest schemes the mind of mau can conceive, This, for a time, has an unfavorable influence upen the most important interests, and deranges the op- erations of trade, by deranging the law of supply and do- mand, ‘The effect is asudden intlation of prices, various fluciuations from day to day, aud an artisicial, unuaturs state of things the result. Reactions are after a tin realized, by rushing first Into one thing and then sadden- ly into another, and the collapse generally carries away all those artificial structures erected in the miuds of spes- vlators and their victims, leaving nearly every other mao in the country a complete wreok, divested of all his fir rehemes, quietly to recover from his delusions, After a time, there is a gradual return to more legitimate employments; but it is by slow degrees that the great source of all wealth, all prosperity» becomes beulthy again, The recovery from a great com. mercial or fina:.ciat revulsion is generally brought abo by areturn to the great producing pursuit’ of all coun- tries. Unless that ising sound and healthy state, it is utter folly to expect any improvement in the other do- partments of industry. The body must be cured before the limbs gain strength and activity; and the most vital importance rhould at all times beattached to the agri- cultural interest. Cheap food is the pivot upon which the prosperity of any country ia the world rests. It is, therefore, bad policy to extend other pursuits toa degree, or with a rapidity, which requires any drain upon the strength of the producing classes, In this country, with our hin- menge extent of territery, with a soil of the greatest fer- tility, with the greatest facilities for the poorest man to obtain a tract of good land, the division of producers and consumers is much more equal than is generally supposed. With an extent of soil unlimited, at a price which puts it im the power of any man to get possesion of all he can cultivate, it is a fact thatthe proportion of producers to consumers is annually becoming less, The mauufacturing, mechan- ical, commercial, and other interests, aro, on the con- trary, increasing with the greatest rapidity. The ad- dition to the numbers engaged on our railroads, in our commercial marine, in the erection of buildings for all purposes, in fact, in any employment, under the spread- ing and strengthening prosperity of the country. except agriculture, is 60 great, that we need be under no appre- hension that we shall not find markets abroad for all the products of the soil we have to spare, or that prices at home will sink below remunerating points. It will be along time before we shall be very great consumers of ourown cotton. We have not made so much progress in the manfacturing of that important staple as in other things; but we are by no means far behind, considering the absence of skill and knowledge among those who first turned their attention to that business. In time, with perseverance and good mansgement, under the present policy of the government, the cotton manufacturing in- terest of the country will be second to none other. It is alrendy large enough to give » home demand for the raw material that excites a most favorable influence on prices, and when we get a little more independent of foreign markets for this great staple, we shall be better able to control the movements of the crops, and establish more remunerating prices for the planter. é ‘The annexed statement exhibits the§quantity and va- lue of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump- tion, for warehousing, and the withdrawals from ware- house, for the second week in August, in each of the past two years :— Movements 1x Forricn Dry Goons. Entered for Consumption. —l51—, «182 — Value. ar Value, 284 = 2.304 = $700,097 1807 = 228.344 old 640,250 99 830 160,053 102 197 1,042 143,827 + 4,763 $1,778,420 6.957 $1,972,571 thas from Warehouse. $75,143 274 $53,415 222 © 107 18.965 4075 126 B8,884 2.805 65 13,180 3,925 13 3,010 Totals. 4... $123,770” 685 «117,404 Entered for Warehousing ito $3800" 103 $30,252 ie 16, 191 48 7,100 233 «72892257 42740032 «B89 ia — 8 6468 veseceseees BOL §184,480 208 $73,877 18511852 Total value put on the market Ist week in August. Total value put on $1,510,585 $2,099,104 week in August... 1,901,190 2,090,025 Total in two weeks.. $3,411,775 $4,189,120 Increase in the first ‘two weeks of August, 1852, $777,364 The trade has become very active, and prices are steady, having apparently attained a maximum. 8Stocks are notin excess, though ampto for # fair demand. There has been a slight addition tothe stock of staple cotton goods. Heavy brown sheetings are in good demand,and searce, Bleached goods are moderately active—stock is accumulating, and prices are steady. Drills are not active, butare firm, with s light supply, at old prices, Osnaburgs are quiet, but firm, with on upward tendency; this description of goods more than other sympathizing immediately with the rise or fall of the raw material, when the stock, aa it now is, is short. Denims are firmat 9% a 8c., with a limited business. Stripes are in mode- rate request, at steady rates, and tisks are rather higher. Canton flannels are indemand, and firm. Printing cloths have slightly advanced, but with avery limited demand. The quotations are now 524 a53fc. Prints are actire, with a good and well assorted supply, attractive to buy- ers from all parts—South, Bast, West, and North. Ging- hams are brisk of sale at the steady uniform price of 103ge. Delaines are active, and next to prints, are the most so of any. Dunnell’s prints are favorites. Cloths are in great demand, at full prices; but the supply is be- low the demand, and sales to arrive have been freely made. Manufacturers are working to order—a pleasure they have rarely experienced till lately. In a month ortwo the supply will improve. In the meanwhile, the consumption of German and French cloths is greatly extending Sheep's greys are firm and moderately active, Satinetts are wanted at full regular rates, and the supply is not more than enough, Cassimeres are in good request, both in plain colors, black avd fancy styles ; prices are steady. Lindseys are slow of sale, at 16 a 17c, Tweeds are heavy of ralo, Jeans are quiet, but steady, Flannels are in good request, without change in prices, Blankets in fair de- mand and firm, Shawls are attracting the attention of the trade, who are providing themselves with an assort- ment for the opening demand of the fall season. The supply is large, varied, and attractive, at moderate prices, and will insure a large business, French goods are very active, and of all kinds, dress and staple goods, fine avd coarse, woollens and cottons, The fine delainos are in good demand, at full rates. Ribbons sell more briskly at asking prices, Silks—colored, figured and plain~are rather buoyant, from the increasing cost of importation, and the impossibility of the orders sent out being filled, except at an advance, Blacks have advanced. Vestings are searce and wanted, Fine cloths are more wanted, and are higher in price. Black casaimeres and docekins are active. British goods are also in demand, especially stuffe, There have been fair sales of delaines and linens, at regular prices. Btaple goods sell briskly at asking rates, In German goods there is an unremitting activity, at full apd evep advancing prices for clotbe, e mar! cn Nn) eae a Sanaa = ADVERTISEMENTS RI RENEWED EVERY DAY. WARE ae Bienes | nner OI = NFOR! ATION WANTEDOF ALEXANDER MoLBANE: GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH SOARDIN A PRI- | Hig COURSE, L. I. TROTTING ON MOND. WANTS. te 6 t@ this country lant March twelvem suths, in vate family of morality and respectability; or to be Angurt 16, at Pait past 3. o’clook, P.M, & mete tes, a eee re err she ship Cornette Spinett, of Dubita, he was at Sou'h Like, | allowed the Hvttego of @ little cooking. "Address Wises ‘mils. and ‘sonaahe ta beenea,”. We West ANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY A GOVERNESS, ‘rrin'a, when lant ueard from Any infor: | Mr. H, Box 312 Post Ofie. amen tf Mac, pacer: G Nalnon nase #4, Wae by who is competent to tench the Huslish. French re m2 wlll be thankfully received Uy his w fo, An | 1 trotter. Immediately afte fo MDA The fbskticn cil o MoLease, at 17 Elizabeth streot, Now York. Virginis papers | Lge acy OR TRANSIENT BOARD three In tive to suddlen. "Woacd uae e y Iiberal. to ® perfectly compet nt ageoea- | Please Copy obtalmed by applying at 62 Wi stress, first te ones names ar. g Stace wa leave oklyn, for the t Address, with reference, Box 23 Post olen. oanYAgSens WANTED, To opTaiN sun of Broadway. | te “iAdasestom tall parte ct the ‘Meyer's Univerrum ANT D—BY A MOST EFFICIENT YouNG ¥ wo- vit uati w Beet of ref ‘No objection to th y “anol ns eet of reference, No objection to the country. Apply ut 228 Bo wery. bhai Ww He | sNTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as Cook, Washer and troner, is @ firetrate baker and can give good city references, Pease call at 96 Twenty-eighth street, between Sixth and Seventh oe vo mil. won ay, rk NY ED—A SITUATION, BYA RESPEC girl, who ean cook, Bod iron, of would laundrees or take oh » Addre. Sixteenth strect. between 8 nd Seventh ave No objection to go in the country. Good city relersnce from her last place. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid and Waiw, ce Cham. bermeid and take care of children, or to dy sewing, Wants to goin the country. Tho best of reference can b> given from her Jast piace, Plage oall at 2% Wost Twoaty. arab street, near Ninth avenue, Can be seen for two days, if nob engage BY A YOUNG WoMaN, nds dressmaking, id obamber work, been four years and half on for two days, Plense call ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESUKCTAG wemaa as Cook; is an exceliont baker and good laun- Please call at 15 Cro-by treet, ia the rear, ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do chamber work and waiting ni city referenve, Mloave call at 496 Greenwich stroct be seen until engaged. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A S!TUA- tion is @ good piaia cook nu first-rate washer aud ironer; would go.as Jaundress in ® small private fainily; would be willing todo geveral housework or to go ashore distance in the country. lies good eity refe Pioase Onl at 1Ol Weet Nineveenth street, b venth avenuer, Can be seu for tw ANTED-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, who bas deen several yours hying in one fie milly, from w an show satisfactory testimon id, and would have no objec bas ao objection bo the country. V rest. ITUATION ut girl, to do gener 1} private family? Bost of civy re Wail AE No, Oot Mudgon street, up stairs, fur given. two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation to cook, wash and iron in a respectable private family. Beat city reference given. Call av 25 cvnd avenue, mm the rear, where she can be seen for two sys, or address May, Herald office. 7 ANIED-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WoMA & situation as Cook, aud to sist in washing ironing. Good city referouce, if required, Call av No. Crosby atreet. ‘Can be seen tor two days. ANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAM respectable private Ja cutting ys and fitting, aud moling xeutlomeu’s shirts, embroidery, 8 Apply at 245 Madison stro A) ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIKL TO TAKE care of a baby avd sew, in ® swall family, 6 miles in the country, Uslion Robert Benner, Law Buildings, 75 Nassau street, second story, on Tuesday next at] t ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPE= tent, tidy young woman, to do cooking, washiag aud irong, Or as Chainbermaid and Laundress. 1 ® good cook dbaker, and trst-rate warher aud ironer. Has the best ofcity reference. Has no objection to go in the country. Pioase call at No. 19}, Bowers. ANTED—A_ SITUATIO: woman, who lived in several geatlomea’s Defore er marriage. She Las lost her husbaud, and wishes Arituation st ary bind of work, ia @ private family.” Call at No. 419 Tweltth street, first floor, back room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young Woman, as Nurse aud Seamstress, or asistant in washing or ironing. No objection to go wsmail distance in thecountry, Call at 122 Gre nwich avenue; can be scea for two aays if not engeged—best of city reference, ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a tituation to do genoral housework, ihe fma)l family. Isa good plain cook, washer and ironer. age call at her presext employers, corner Flect and e streets, Brooklyn, next door to the church, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE JoUnE woman, ae & Hirst rate Cook, either iu» hutel, or dining esicon ; has no ebjection to a private boardiog house, Mar the best of city roteronve Irom her last place, Pleavo to inquire at No. 19 City Hall place, fourth floor, No. Zon the coor inthe rear. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMA!D Norse, ly a young womaa who can cnt anon children’s clothex. ‘She has quod sity raterenoes trom her last place, «here she lived two years. Can be seen for tw days. if not engaged, #15 Minvtta stroet, near ble ving, washi jections to the country. Has ¢ enil at 488 Green wick strect. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPRUY ovng woman, as Chambermaid or Waiter in a boarding b t private family. The best of ferences can be Please to enll at 71 Mulberry Con be seen fortwo duys, 7 ANTED—TWO GOOD EMBROIDERERS IN Bullion. Muwt be good hands. Also afew goo r! Apply a6 the Masonic and 1, 0. F, Rogalis M ry. 4M, 4 DRUMMOND, Ait Grand ¢'re onic and F. ©. P. Regalias, of all styles and pric G wants auy employment afte we P.M, He writer 0 good band, and rench and ( ancient languages; should prefer & Copying. Can give tho best relerences, Plea: Herald office. LHLE ity steee MAN ANTED--TWO EXPERIENCED SALESMEN FOR the retail linen and staple fy mn eS, to A. T. STEWART & ©., corner of Broadway and Coamber Bt ANTED-AN ENTRY CLERK, BY A DRY 600ns Jobbing House in St. Lonis, One who writes a rapid hand, andis quick and accurate, and who has flied tue place of entry clerk in ods house, may find » sitna- Hom, with Iberai salary, i¢ fully competent, by addressing A. B., Herald office, with real name and reference. Wawa GOOD BOOKKEEPER, WHO UNDER- stander his business, and can come well recommended, dre’ ook keeper,’ Herald office. ANTED—A PERSON TO GO SOUTH, TO TRANS- ‘act rome business, which will ceoupy his attention several months, or longer, if agreeable to him. Such as cao bring unquestionable testimonials as to character may ad- dress. port patd, box 1,085 Post Office. N thorough knowle Di branches, ote the manaj house plants, the forcing of fru dress 1. D, F., at No, 2 Front stre ANTED-A SITUATION AS FOREMAN, OR CUT- ter, in a bootimaker's establishment, “Has been twen- ty yearsin b and understands the trade in ail its Holthes, and take facts to suid ail gentlemen, Addrees & M., i Frankfort street, ANTED—AT THE BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE Bands street, Brooklyn, cooks, chamber- general housoworkers, &0, ‘an have efficiont end well rocommended serv: female, a this office, Terms, $1 M WALLAQE. ANTED-—ATNO. 3 CURISTOPHER STREET, NEAR Sixth avenue and Jefferson Market, Girle to do house- work, cook, wash, and iron. Places ready to go to this hietoaal ‘employers upplied with good sérvants, without charge. ANTED—COOKS, NURSES, WAITERS, &o., FOR first-olase femiliss im city and country satisfactory reierences, at the Agency ofilce, Fourteenth street, Union square, evtabliahod. un patronage of highly istinentiat Rvangelical elergymoa in that neighborhood, for the protection of servants as well ts employers. ANTED—AT 114 NASSAU STREET, SALESMEN for wholesale aad retail Sollool Toxohers, Clerks, Men on Steamers aud Railroads, Por hmen, Barkeepers, Boys for trades, Girls 0 fill good laces. Applicants enclosing $1. frue of posta » dexorih ing the situation required, will be snited, THOS. SPINK, Azont. RT NURSE—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED Wo- man, with a freeh broast of milk, who has just lost hee wishes to get achild to nurse at her owa residence. at No, 54 Spring street, room 21. AX pee wea WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER- making in Lag? Le hion, wishes to engece nt of stove and geeon- nd vogetables, Bo. Ad- maids, Also, m Dab; AP) the n a Elo ba and Twelfth ete A. stree to arsist in sewing, Address R. &o. Tho ti for twe days, F Apply at N Soh riren street, the rear, between St he The best of city refer ween fortwo éay wine Ly Pre WISHES TO ENTER A GENTL tisfartory Fr ‘eritas,” Union A RESPECTABLE youNa GIRL WANTS A SITUA tion in a ceepectable family to do genorsl housework, or to take St of children ; i om oss, Calor dross at 23 Clark street, in tho LADY, or ‘EXPE! AND GOOD iehes to ke @ Hotel rhc, er engage ao Hoes! ay deed 4 ETO. Herald oftees aa R WANTED— TO f° cove: TO AMAN me re gingien as ued Es ee me one attention, if I at 164 Avenue A, be- | LADY Witnes, a TO OBTAIN A S[FUATION ia | | noademy is | the how en need spol. ersum. 164 Williain erect LEWKMANN J. MBYBR, Poblisher. | PROREMAN WANTED, FUR FIRE AND SHEBT [RON Ware.—4n Awerivan, with proper vies, aud not | expecting more than nino dollars per wook perquisites, may obtain # comfortable sisuation ‘at 36 Gold street. KASBR & EVERITT, | Quick sales, Jargo proats. 8 to $10 per ‘day—mo risk. ILLINER WANTED—TO ASSIST IN TAKING charge in the Manufacturing Department of wn extea- Hye Millinery Establishment, & person who has had evn. ble experience on the first class, of ilk w. nd ® te for t mA note addressed to’ Millines, at fhe ‘Herald ofice, will be attended to, ORTER'S SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPECT- able Protestant man (a Scotchmar). Writes a good hand, is willing to be useful in any capacity. Call at, or acdress, M. W. No. 73 Weet Nineteenth strest, noar Sixth avenue, all this week, Gituanion WANTED-BYAR woman a situation to Cook Wash ani cook, firet rate waster and iro None need apply vut respectal been for two days, at No. 48 ERVANTS— 1) vant, well rec Inch Chsmberinsids with good ret Intelligence Offies of Lo Mor: ris, 257 Broadway, corner of Reade strect, entrance on R treet. Also waiters, boys, gardeners, o achmen, yo Altes, mechanics and porters. Boarding houses and botola snp- plied. Wan'ed, good servants of every country at the in- Tetigence of Tu ‘Mortis, 257 Broadway. cornes. of Teale street. Girls having good referonce got first rate pla: ces, Wanted, also, boss, waiters and men for gonvral work, O ATIEND UPON AN INVALID, OR TO TRAVEL with & tamily.—Wonted—by « wiidle if unquestionable character, and who ohn « ferencer, a situstion in a family, to att or to take charge of ters addres to fmmediatoly rattended O PLUMBERS AND WHOL steady young men, lately (rom London, would be ty meet wit in any of the following branah Plumbing, niog Plain and Ornamental Papor Hanging—boch competeat workmen; no objection Address K. L, Herald ottice, | + | M4 NOF RINT. YOUNG MAN, @ bookbin rehouseman. Be has hed up first cluga printing and p iwould |. Tho best testimonials and J. diy at J, Le & Co.'s, 65 | 1 ry. generally usetn references yiven. Address to Fulton street. MT, TALORS.— WANTED —A SITUATION IN A first clasy custom estabjishment on Broadway, by a | Cutter who is thoroughly experienced, and eapablo, if nesese sary, of taking the entire msnagowont of the mechanical branch. Ts a gocd salesinan, and will brig ® large amount of first custom. Tho vory host city reference given. Address ‘‘Argand,” at Herald office. ____ POLITIC. AL. | ENBRAL MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL —TUBAE- veral wards of this city aro requested to send dulorates $0. meeting to be held at Sammaay Mallon Monday evenin 16th inst., at 8 o'clock, to mako arrangements for & pub demonstratio BARS ROE tha lato prosonsines of tho Goaeral Committee, By recommendation of che Ninetwonth Ward ing Association, YScorctarl WM. DENICKE, INTH WARD PIERCE AND KIN —A meeting of this association day evening at 734 o'clock, at heady No. {i) Perry stroot. arters—Smith's Uo- t ‘Tho democratic residents of the ‘ard gene: iy; are dneibad to attend. Mosers. K. H. More R. Busterd, C.C. Barr, J. A. Stoutenburg. A. D. B. Taylor, Albert Kogart. Jr., snd othe speakers, will address the mecting. An abundance of “roup’ ri and other relreshmonts, willbe on hand. J Bey. M. J. BRISL » President. as, Be MaRrin, pied wus t posttest, Watt, ’} Vivo Presidente, aM. H. Dusennerny, E. Van Buren, { Secretar wal SPECIAL 0. OF 0, F—THE R, W, GRAND LODGE OF * Southern New York, will hold its adjourned r polar annual session, in their room at Odd Fellows Hall, of Grand street, on Tuerday, August 17, 192, at 10’ o'clook A.M., at which ‘timo the instalation of the Grand Offisers elect will take place. sails KOLICH. order ey N J. DAVIES, Grand Scoretary, 0 OF 0. FATHE RB. W, GRAND BNCAMPMENT « of Southern Now York, will hold an adjourned rogalsr sestion, in theroom at Odd’ Fellows Hall, corner of Grand street, on Monday, August 16, 1852 at 8 o'clook. P. mass which time the Grand ofticers ‘alect, will be, fartatlo order ON J, DAVIES, Grand So ibe.” IGHTEENTH WARD “GRANITE COLUMN." —THE Officers and Memhers of the “Column” are requosted to be punctuol in their attendance, at Murray's, o racer of Iwenty-drst streot and First avenue, ou Tucwday evening, I7thinst, ats o'clock, P.M JON KAVANAGH, Prosidont. RANAM, Secretary. Groner ¢ NODCE —THE CONSUL AT AL OF MBX ie re from Wo. i0i Pearl atroct to No, 29 Beaver atreot, HR PR SIDENT AND DIRE YORS OF TH PAT mad Me nD npany have 1 ot TI Capital Stock of the OBe AND BO Q2QH REWARDCLEFT IN A BROADWAY STA at Duase et, six ends of silk, in paper pi Mithon’ dircetion, avy pectom returning tho same to A. Are nold & Co., No. 62 Canal street, will receive the above roward. $10 With ink, © reward Y ter 18, North river, off rwich and New London Bitamboat Co. Iti upposed that it was taken hy mistake, ©. HALL, Agent, $2 REWARD WILL BE PAID UPON DELIVER- # At 44 Jamos street, a gold watch and long gold fusrd ¢ tached, (and no questions asked,) whioh was eft on Friday ata bathing slianty beloncing to Mr. Wek; on Coney Island. It is 9 ie English detatohed lover. Maker, Jolin Monons, Liverpool ON SAT 2, REWARD—TAKEN BY MISTAKE, urday, 14th inst., from store No. 104 Broadway, ono ence, in wrapper, marked S & C (over) K, and S&C (over) N, 4t 812, containing bonnet ribbons. "The porson who took this caro will receive the above reward, and no questions asked, by leaving the same at 102 Broadway, REWARD.—TAKEN FROM THE STEAMER Connectio No. 18, North river, a round top, i worn marked on the bottom, Mass.” The above J | rie ‘Terms not to exceed $12 por weok. iA a PLEASANT ooMs ARE NOW To Jot, wil 84 East Two: a ey ab IN 1 &NEDIKER, ane ENTRRVILLE? TROTTING COURS: Ls OARD.—A FEW SINGLE GENLEMEN CAM BE AC- | ¢ome off for $1 00, mile hours, in bar 3. flew Wood names bay mare Sarah Jenks borse Dutehman, = at ENTREVILLE TROTTING © D LADIES MAY BE | 30 will be given, to | mile heats, three in fiv horses that never trotte Faulkn #, corner of E ast o’clook commodatea with pat Brooblyn, th minute: moderate, OARD FOR GENTLE BN A obtained at the pleasantly located dwelling, No, 19 Wooster street. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUN( pectable private family, wh c ial board, at 52 Willow street, Woodentt me couriess walk from Fulton ferry. Ifit rains—the noxs fate day. IN A RES- or only LADY, there are no a badd Br a between Honston and Canal | — —= = streets, ni way, north side, profe Address © " lotter, EE ne where ‘am interview may be had, to | HORSES, CARRIAGES, de, ir 3 Post offic OAKD.—A VERY (NOR SALZ—A DAPPLE GRAY HO@SE. 15 HANDS inches high, style not surpassed by any horse im abe city, kind and geatle in ail h oot aud s besutituldrivers ‘ars old; can trot in 4 weighs IL end free from all » a ul modal, 15 hands high; werr o8 on the F 7 fo i peer i 20M by 4 A Soma SE- cond floor, to let, with board, i vate fami p> ply atlld Franklin stzeot maith eB ey OARD WANTED—A LADY, LIVING VERY GE teel and retired, wishes to obtain Furnished Apart* ments, for herselt and gentiman, io » small private family: Board for the lady only. Money paid ia advanoo. Addenss Williams, Breadway Post Otho family, , between Fourth and Twenty-third streets, we Broadway, Pres BoARPIN GS WEEE FURNISHED ROOMS, Witt BP, full or partial board, esa be had by applying at No. 2 dollen OARD.—-WANT * partlonlars, inquice at the offige of arl-'e Hotel, ope: Astor He Foes #1 Croah | apatr of binck carriaxe property of a gentleman recent NOR SALE~A PAIR OF § HON, av Te HORSE BAZAAR, 12 o'clock, D, PERMANENT BOARD IN A RE- | Epectable boarding house or private faumily, for a gon tleman, his wife, and two daughters rion must bo Heiwech Bight sud Hightconth syrochs and, Firas and Filth Address HORSES, _ £008, Waco, G si ror a Apply for A., Union square Port Ofc Brooklyn, OARDING.- SUITS OF ROOMS, ELEGAN nished, and ventilated upon ® now n be had at N TLY FUR- nite ble | Leroy pla : traveller new B ‘ope very fast; Con be secn at W ind State strects, Brookly vi. : nad east MOARDING HOUSE | QTaBLE WANTED—WITH STALLS For THRER OR twogn Broudway and ae, near Un : four horees and room for at least two corlagos, Apply suit of magnificently furoy coe parlors upon first flo at Park place, up stairs. private entrai two suits furmished rooms Upon upper = 2 "basement room, suitable for a MISCEL GOOD CHANCE IS OFFER terprise for making money, wit dret and ff tara Jt consista oF! C with Drummond Light. ¢ 4 loors, disengaged; also | physician, Apply asnbove, at No. 4 OARD—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN i Sag ine F the tay, * ROMAN OF EN= D Te a capitel of ove hans by addressis pearanily 10 iving retired, Address for th: a furni “utrie Portable Peom thirty Cail av Mo. 7 Phompe ». House m mall, aad Payments of voard xoqeived ta. edvbase. eo dnys. ILL1ARDS.—TAE NETROP LUA ALLARD GENTLY. ANTED=BOARD IN. BROOKLYN BY Rooms, comp ai cava improved, man gnd bis wife, in 1 Tacation rh invention, and frequented by ‘etl she, sclontifie d. Address box’ 2, Ko- | players of the city, and now the vource of mci atteaction— nces exchanged, at O94 Brod way, A. A. REBD. RIDGEWATER PAINT off to the public, steamers. and other vessels; of qualities, for railrosd bri seimens oan be 8 HOUSES, ROOMS, BYOC.,, WANTED, GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN HaVE A parlor aud bedroom, on the second floor, splendidly ‘shed, in the test class house No. 45 West Twoaty- +; aleo, a fow single goutiemen can be hau ‘Thoso wishing to livoin atyla, with veping, will find in this establisne re. Dininer at Gy No children taken, ~THE BEST sRTICUB BVER r boston »vepot of the oom 200 Ts and: upwards Jibs. by KR. BOGBRT, Pearl atcee %, and 78 Beaver stroet, \ELEBRATED CROTOD NOTICE TO ) HARD- B / ware Imports —Mr. Monry Abboteans of New York, bavin the entire in« URNISHED 1 OUSE WANTED.—WANTED TORENT a oonvenientmoderate sized houre, situated in almost reepectablo veighvorhood in this sity. ‘Tbe furniture would be purchased it in good order, and would be sold on me superinten no same, L'herob; t all de 4 wnutactur rensonablo terms. Address 1 works, and rly sold by ‘J. Hornet ~ — 0, Will henceforth be manufa tured 1 d sold ont, URNISHED KOOMS WITHOUT BOARD, ALSO A the above named Henry J. Lbbotson. af 2 @. No. 2 handsome tront basement ia @ pleasant location—Jrst ri street, New Yerk, whore a full constantl clnss house near Broadwa The apartments are suitable for gentlemen, or @ smal! fami- ly. Partial board sont to rooms if required, Apply at 103 Spring street. OOMS FURNI whore there are no boarlore | bo kupt on wad of & quality imported ral to. JOLN KUSSE. _Croton Filo Works, Sing 5i AGUERREOTYPE.—JUST KEUEIVED 2,000 FF size soale plates, in perfact order These plates are 1D TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN Wishing newt, quiet rooms, without board, would do weil | gmovth and even, aud take an easy polish. Thay give to towall. Also, two suite of well fu snitablo | the dsguorrean impreesion @ richot ‘onc than canbe ebe all family. To highly ree 8 this is | tained on anyother plate. For an sole agent for od. Also, a basoment, suitable for an oflice, teror BISHOP? #5 ‘Heiden ane, hite ctrest, west, near Broadway. MA\WO WANDSOMPLY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 Li er to gentlemen, without board. looms on eeeond « privatedamily. Apply at 67 Franklin strect, moar Birvad way. 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A TUREE STORY BRICK House, on the west side of Broadway, wich ail tho mo- dern improvements; must be in a good location, and on or Yyery conyenient to & stage route, Rent not to exceed $100, Address 8. J, R, Herald oifioe. WANten— FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD, in a quiet family where there are no other boarders, A widow lacy proterred. Locaticn near the Bowery. Reat paid in advance, Address G. P. T., Broadway Post otlice, Plating location and particular Inquire | tho menufasture: Foup PENS A. Ga. “BAGLEY & CO. the odlebrated Ext 27 Urving House) | G ing Wheelock, invite the attention of city and oo thetz oxtonsive and well selected aseorti ve poets, 4 constant supply of Revolvers and other Fire Arms, ae by Allon & Thurber. Also, Colt's Pistoia, 6 rar] oD nes. FE W290, warn Bent ‘HIM WHEN IN BED, Over a spot both larze and rod, Oceasioned by a hel bngglain, Hath felt n joy that p pain. ‘Think, then, what rap tonmue, When, ‘stead e A hundre ‘And of wil Ifauch revenge 9 M AN Uracru, “and patentees of Maiden lane and Onion & FINANCIAL. £ DRAFTS AND UPWARDS, PAYABLE AT aiGHT " in an: town throw hout Ireland and Great Britain are issued by BOW , GRINNELL & €O., 83 south } To Lyons’ central ( street, Now Forks ra ‘Nor 6 Regent Koad, Liverpool, cols 2 ‘Vis in Broadway four twenty-fone), a oni ho. , fsa oe ge og ailow Tail Linos of Srereuas tee Garenior Meer eee Of bis magnetis po *Monget insect Je harms uot man, but insects ay ure Victims to it# inflcence fall. LYONS’ Bove, 44 Broadway. EW SILKS, DR ibers hav: reosived nome of th 45 00 TO LOAN—ON PRODUCTIVE cutute in New York, Brooklyn, and Wi it $45, Apply to rmerives, whioh they ofCe loand raceil, ILLS OF THE CITIZENS’ BANK, WASHINGTON, D. G,, redeemed at 4 of one per oent, by C. B. HUNT= Puarits AND ENGRAVERS: CARDS.—CALL Ar INGTON, 29 Wall street. | No. 4 Heado street. and obtal» eamp'as aud prives, ———+- scriber has had fiftec: 3 oractionl axperianoe im N—STA SUARANTEE.—$300 000 OCTY of Wheeling Six per Cent Coupon Bonds, guaranteed by tho State of Virginia pazacle in twenty years. Goapons the the manufacture of Buamelled and Colored Caed if, offers ind all 4 tn omants to Cash ards of hiv manus commencing busingss for him: bosers tat cannot be #urpaseod for iptorest payable femi annually, (July and daquary) at | facture, eth white and colored, wi warranted to print thi house of Dunoan, Shorman & Co. ia thiscity. | well—and any pertionlar rize o equality of Card, will be cut T reissued to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad | to order, with tho utanost © subscription ofjthe city to ite st: ‘They aro RW. corner off isded under full powors from tue Legislature, and are soomasnt guarantced by the state of Virgins. ‘ho guarantes was | PIERFUMERY,—IMPORTANT TO DRUGUISTS AND riven botere the adoption of the new Constitution, which Wholesale Merchanta.—H. E Hurt. 75 Jona stroot, eam. Prohibits for tho future any pledge of tho eredit oft ry, ton percent less them For such purposes. ‘These bonds, under the guar loxlers will tind it worth 6 Fini are onside ‘ ‘ash ne Drnggist intele to ult every b tte wad drawer come plete, 1,200 28 1 cen’ per Iabel—twenty- five por eent off to;ehe trade— making the full three books one sev, for $9. Call ‘and see them oud be convinced. 75 Joha street. pourtice CLOTH FOR POULTICE.— LEECHERS, Cuppers, midwifes and surseous cannot dispense with this article. Also, rate chemizols metals, minerale, Daguere revtype and glaes maker's articles plating, pa'ladiam, oade mium. nickel, bismuth, antimony, cobalt, uraciam, iodine, breminc, oy abide poradsium, phosphates sda. time aad prom chloride’ sida, gulphate disinfovting liquid, foe sale by Dr. LEWL FEUUWTWANGEN, 11 Maiten Ian HE NEW “CHEAP “SPRING MATTRESS WARE. rooms, No. Broadway, above Spring street, west side —These new, healthy beds, are the drat; aa well as tho cheapert, now made at any price. For the orereptte ond feeble, they areunrivalled. Ola mattrevsen spring at das eafo se Any security tn this marker Sealed proporals will be receited Cor these bonds (which a of the denominstion of ove thousand Dollars) at tho off of the eubseriber, until three o’clock, P. Mon the 1th day of September. Hids will be made without regard to accrued interest, for all accrued Jnierost will be added when the bonds are psid for. The prominm will bepaid on the day after the opening cf the bids, gud tho par, with averved in- terest may wid at tho optian cf the bidder any time ho- fore the Oth of January noxt. thie firing capital portunity to secure a most reliable and ment a i ut procipitately disturbing their money arranze- ment. js should be directed * Proposals for Wheeling Bonde,” and sent to tho subscriber by % ree o'clock, September 15th. TH OMPSON, nd Broadway. corner of Wall ieee —THE SUBSCRIBERS nd Bankers in RAFTS ON IRELAND. & Sight Di ari 0 auite eda, irom $5.0 $12. Every mattrogs war “flovele sage con ts tavteh tie 4 = AE Tbs PB fe flay Fame ‘ upplied, heed cout Gh ry! ane be b ine 0 beds rov eads, pris ‘ne pul oi Wacktes sning lst, Oth, Mish, 10th, lat aad zvehor | eed ha wines to call and oxi ibaa = every month, up-stairs, $ REWARD.—STRAYED ON SATURDAY MORN- Jing, August 14, a white cow, with liver colored marks om neck and body. ' Wh East Twenty-ninth street, REWARD.—LOST, ON ‘THE UTH INSTANT, A Skye Terrior Dog—icar on the back of his neck, bia collar, with padlock, ‘Che finder, by returning him to No. 137 Front street, will receive the above reward, RACELET LOST—LAST SATURDAY MORNING, Mth ist , on the New Haven Railroad, bstwoen Thirt pel stroet’and Broo! treet, a hair tS oka mmo with. d. Leer 4 Weaver me Clasps, with plaited hair in the ‘clasp. rewarded on leaving t! street INSTRUCTION. NSTRUCTION, —A LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGE her in @ family, or would ro She instruct h, together with 1 teacher, and rN STRUCTION—A GENTLEMAN FROM © uaa, wishes to employ his time ie giving lessons in the Spa- nish language, Vocal Music, and Inatramental (Flute, either in a private family or boarding school, where he wonld ro~ ceive ‘ding in remuneration. No objection if in the country. References satisfactory. Addross 8, R., No, 83 White street. EA CHER—WANTED FOR A FEMALE ACADEMY IN the South, a lady teacher, competent to tench atl the | higher fan Engl sh educetion, beside mathemat icr androme Latin, and whois willing to nasist tho pri cipal in the general mansgement of the institution, To on 0 baw experience in teaching, a liberal salary will, be paid—ritnation will by permanent. The location of tho | roverbial for its heaithtalne, ybetwoen | o'clook P, M rontway, | of fonr and si W ORGAN.—THE hirer ORGAN, OF THE 'nrxost lacs, containing thirty-six stops, three ranks of eye, two netaves of pedals, bullt for the First Presbyterian Cr h at Ution, wil pomaln f for pul an Manvcnctory, 0 titiinestay next. Clergyimen inwited. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. Vee *| Deep tans TNERSHIP [HERETO fore feootvelt under the frm of Engelmann & Bracke| has been dissol: by mutual opment Milwaubio. Aagast , 1862, JON. B. ENGELMANN. | WANTED-A PARTNER IN [E WHOLESALE AND retail Liquor business, to t full charge—s person with $500. Reterence required. Address A. B., Herald office, ann ARTS. a OesaaTS OF GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE —A And fae, porteals of the democratic candidate for the Erelictes ia just Eau by the undersigned. Erice ofeach copy $l. UPIL& Co., NO. ‘280 Brondway. Li@uoRS. 3 000 2028 PRAIA AANA | Ea aT. UBIAM ND OF ST. bag fa 2 YY Realy and Dublin P arin Hd inate, Pate aly and porter. For sale ir Wrtavetee ® AND DB meme Snnaeinie ASH ADVANCES- (OR BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH) / ~liberaily, sud on most pleasing terms, on storage: f Dry Goods; Grocerics, Havanasegars and merchandise generally. Also. én Diamonds, Wate! old and Silver Ware, Pianoz, Ke. Fromptitude, integrity, and discretion, adhered to at this office, No, 83 Nassau street, second flo! JOS, B. DA CAMARA. — FFICE OF THE STUYVESANT INSURANCE co. NO WATC HMA KERS. aly 000 GRoss OF BUPERFINE Geneve watoh le numbered by sicteenths, snitable izes of Rnglish French watches mo fophont ing watehes, sie, et JACOB COURVOISLER CO, 119 Fulton street, up stair HISKERS IN SIX WEEKS. BY USING GRAHAM'S Ongnent, perfectly harraless to the skin, a ry Fog stain the flesh. Refer to T. Brower, ¥aie Col’ one, ‘Tremont House. Boston e ia iileooker one < 0 any—New York, August 1th, 1852, Dividend—Cho | New York, i i Board of Dircoters have this day declared a semi-anaaal a pint *oOURAIAM, Nov 185g aaa eter: dividends of ave (6,) per cent, payable on and afcor tho lh pt chovenemnliatad inst, Tho Trauster boo¥s will be closed until that di BENJAMIN J. PENTZ, § DRY Goons. SILK DRESS FOR BIGHT DOLLARS.—THE PRO- prictors of the BOWERY SAVINGS STORE, 125 Bowery, announce that thoy aro opening some larg: of newly | imported goods and heavy Invoices of D. at an _ EXCURSIONS. CURSIONS “To “THE FISHING BANKS EVERY day, except Saturday.—Faro, twouty five conte way. Thi steamer BUFFALO. Captain t Toave Hammond street, A 6 g'elick; Spring, street, Grond street, S44; P py SM; Pier Yo. 3, 9 4. M. turning by 5 B. Mt Dinnore bait; aad Hihing taokle provideds A band of music will be on board. ro XCURSIONS 10 CONEY ISLAND—LANDING AT ‘ort Hamilton each way. Faro, twelve and @ h 100 pieces Ric i conts. ‘The new and splendid 100 do Magatoe iz, :— Poot of Spring street MeNll, will Leave as follows ye Dier $ North river, 104. M, Marinoes, Alp 2M. NB, piece or yard Fiannels Ht 100 bales Brown S! 100 eases Bleached cottons, Me tee foland, last trip, at 6% No val prive for children, tho bolo, or loss quantit, ecting, @t mannfacturers’ pricos, 10. do. RADLROAD FRHIGHY, Tris Linens, ws nan Our own importation, warranted in every respect, ATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED BéLOW ANY ° SHAWLS. | A other Route.—Determined to rotain tne trade of Pnila- We aro dail ing and exposing for sale the choicest deiphia in its acoustomed channels, we have reduced oor productions of this and the Evropeaa market. ates to Pittsburg to 70 conts per 100 Lbs. om first clase Our rystem of doing business, is to evory article | goods, and W conte per 100 Ibs. om second clacs gyods. W marked in plain fienres at the very loweet possible prix he Ohio remains a8 at present, dry goods will be oar, | never abov lowes" marked price, frequently much loss, | from this city to Cincinnati at less than $1 por 100 ibey &nd no deviation in any instance whatever Blould the Ohio be low, we sre sroparcd, by an srraages ‘A child can do ae weil as the oldest shopper ment with tho Pitteburg and Cleveland, Columbus and Wholesale Dealers, of o guetec: ped 6, Sinnat! Raliroad Gompanise, to forward roods ae tite fot . Pine i, first class, $1; second lowing rat a elase, $110. To Columbus, first clase, ow eee ae $1.10; inte on the line of the Ohio s. ‘The avorage cost, by this roate, ortor, than by any othor route to the anh eys & Co.. rant of 17 Market atrasts [sSonth Third serest; Lowia & Bate CLOTHING, AST OFF CLOTHING.—LARGE OR SMALL QUAN- tities of good left off wearing apparel wanted. for which the fuil vaiue will be liberally given. in curront moncy, by addressing. through post. or calling on Jamce Moroncy, at his seooud-baad store, No. 11 Orange street, atree CLOTHIN ¥ onst off clot ch 3 shes streets Blughamn & Doak. 1H | Market stcoas, ORD & O'S GREST a QuIPORNIA ® LADIES OR GENTLEMEK 1088 of, ¢ doepatohed on the U. 8. or Gina] to di: BE, othe wtmonb valve in ash, by sanding to the store harwoof our own meee fer through the owt, 8. C oa, 408 Hudeo tian’ connecting a¢ Panama. with attended to by Mra. Cohen. wtewmer PF uarant bavi: ILITARY NOTICE —FOR SALE—A NATIONAL i inwall ma; our facilities "Tor n Guard Uniform, complete and nearly new, Will be | freight aro, sper other Express Co, reat goods Inquire of L. CONHOY, 2 Park | must be put up water-proot, and not to exceed 5% euble is Mubeay street, up evaice, fast, or 140 1b0-in weight, No charge fer custom house dues. > Shivers wit! plese have’ ne sent in eaely. EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANT BERFORD & CO., 2 Veroy strost, Astor House, e nen can obtain a good price for th through post or otherwise, to Ladies and above articles, by OMPSON, Bt Leo: AST OFF CLOTHING AND 7 —Ladios and gentlemen bay niture to dispose of, > obtat ing forthe subscriber at his residence, or wats will be premptly attended to, ire. Coh M OHEN | Bre Ae en bo orepered to receive the taxes: Rayo tog sete taxes previous to the deduction of ye SRW PUBLICATIONS | Mite vised Pose COMPANION, oR INFORMATION, xEvea Botore Nae pore A person send fours for rocelvini “heb bee feria HARVEY HART, Pegerehet wegetve 8 0eny Sue Gere cc ie fo 3! For N. PP Rr beng gem hove sheie bi bills ele ale by Garre' 0. office, and are Feques give fal peg | Warren "ag dread the ei coms anye Poe Ae! ey aad 8 a ees lee, way me me, July Sedaguige for corner Broadway from Te UN STEW, Sunday Casepted. = See rea MADR Rasy, rr) a ae To 738, °F Oerne oF, THE HAyOmAL 10. ‘Boston, M wit rnd ¢ we Amd ny aadrea apr Now7 Grand sires ta Ft a he ae poor | ey iasen Be