The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1853, Page 5

. ‘except three. In 1625 Mr. Polk was chosen to the Legislature of Tennessee, and was for two years a member of that body, where his ability in desate and talent for business at once gave him reputation. In August, 1835, being then in his thirtieth year, he was @hosen to represent his district in Congress, and served fourteen years as a member of the House of Representatives, being twice elected Speaker. In 1839 he was elected Governor of Tennessee, after an animated canvass, during which he visited the mumerous counties of that State, and addressed the people on the political topica of the day. He then Proved himself one of the most eloquent and effective stump orators of the day. During his Presidential term he visited the Northern and Eastern States, and on several occasions, in reply to addresses by public men, he responded in eloquent terms, showing great Political, historical and classical knowledge, which commanded the admiration of his hearers. General Taylor made no pretensions to qualifica- tions a3 a public speaker or as a statesman, Born in Virginia, and educated in Kentucky, where he removed when in boyhood, he had few advantages to qualify him for public life. He entered the army in the twenty-fourth year of his age, when he was in the enjoyment of a competency from his occupation as a farmer. But the activity of his mind- and his taste for a military profession led him to prefer the care and privations of a soldier's Tife to the quiet and comforts of a landed proprietor at home. After his accession to the Presidency, Gen. Tay Jor found himself called upon to address the people on several occasions, without previous preparation. ‘His speeches, made with great hesitation and embar- rassment, were brief, but generally to the point and marked with good sense. “I am an old soldier, (we heard him say, in answer to a call of his friends upon him at the White Houe,) and my friends must make great allowance for me. I have not approved of taking military men for high civil stations; but the people have placed me here, and I shall endeavor to discharge-my duty to the best of my ability.” Mr. Fillmore, asa lawyer, member of Congress, and of the State Legislature, acquired a fair, but not brilliant reputation. He was known as a hard work- ing, intelligent public servant, in the various stations he had filled, when he was nominated by the whigs for the Vice-Presidency. Asa debator in Congress, he occupied a highly respectable position, and his character and standing as a leading man in his party im thia State gave him the nomination, which, by the death of Gen. Taylor, elevated him to the Presi- @ency. Asa pubkc speaker he is pleasing and effec- tive, without any great attempt at display. His con- versational powers and address added to his popula- rity as President while he occupied that high station. Fashionable Intelligence, * ‘We are happy to learn that the Esrl of Ellesmere and Sir Charles Lyell are receiving those private hoepitall- ties of our citizens to which they are emisently enti- tied by their talon. urbanity and rank. 7; General Flijeh Ward, Judge Advocate General of the State, entertained at dinner, on the 14th inst., after the ecremonics of the Crystal Palace, the suite of the Earl, Among the invited guerts were the Earl of Ellesmere, Sir Charles Lyell, his Excelleney Governor Seymour, Ma- jer General Quitman, Colonel Ward B. Burnett, Lord G. Grosvenor, Sir John Aeton, the Hon, Algernon Egerton, Hon. Capt. A. Egerton. Mr. Grenfell, Geverals Thomas and Pratt, Cols. Lansing, Corning, and Mumford, Comminiover Mathew, H. B. M. Consul to Charleston, apt. McKinnon, R. N., and others. Railroad Intelligence. The &t Lawrenee and Atlantic Railroad, from Montreal to the Btate line, (Vermont,) is completed aad now open fer butiness, and, in connection with the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad forsas @ continuous route from Montreal, via the base of the White Mountains, N. H., to Poriland, Me., opening a splendid route for tourists and pleasure travellers who wish to combine ia one plea- sant, expeditious, and ecovomical tour, a trip to Niagara, Montrea), the White Mountains, and to the seaboard at Portland, Me. Ses advertisement for particulars. Hungertan Celebration, THE SOUTH ARMY OF HUNGARY, UNDER THR COM- MAND OF LIEUTRNANT-GRNERAL VETTER-DOGGEN- FELD, ON THE 14TH OF JULY, 1849. Op Thursésy last, 14th inst., several friends of Yran- gery assembled at a banquet given by them to Lieu- tenant General Vetter Doggenfeld, now a resident of this city, in commemorstion of the brilliant victory be obtained over the Austrians under Genersl Telarics, near Hegges, in the Bocsbs, on thé same day of July four years ago, when be himself was the commander of the South Army of Hungary. ‘This army, including the garrisons of the fortresses of Peterwardein, Arad and Timeswar, numbered fifty thou« sand men and three hundred eannon. Telarios and Nugent—the latter commanding a body of reserve—were raperior to the Hurgarians by at Jeast six or eight thou- wand men. Onthe above day a battle was fought near Hegges, which lasted from three o’elock in the morning ‘until seven in the evening, and ended with the entire de- feat of theenemy. By this battle Telarics lost, accord- img to the Austrien reports, more than six thousand dead 4 wounded, berides the Joss of a great many gans and smmanition wagors. A whole battalion of one thousand men, together with almort all the officers, were made isomers. In consequence of tbia strategetica! and tas- fies! victory, three provinces became celivered of the enemy, ths fortrees of Arad wi lieved, end both the morsl'ond physical rtrength of tue Crontes, Rassians and derviane were broken General Guzov had become one of the heroes of the oar, aud the country owes this eplendid victory much to his energetic cirecrion of the battle, 28 weil ax to the ahilful co operation of General Kine'ty, togo:ber with that of Colerels Toth and Bereezy, and the bravery of the whole army of the South Unfortopately, Genera! Vetter, ia his triumphal course, arrested by the counter orders of the government, ich compelled him te give up ® large pact of bis troops ‘te Genera) Dembivski, why was prersed very bard by ¢! ocmbiced Austrians and Russians, Destructive Fire at Little Falls, N. Y. From the Mohawk Courier, July 14 J Our village, though seldou thos saverely visited, has pot whoily encaped the exlsmity of lete defalling so many y ‘A quarter before eloven of vasterday fare _ voke ont in the paper mill of Richmonds & Paige. en the south ride of the river, which was soon eonsumed. with nearly al! its valusble contents. Fortu- mately there was but little » ind, but the excessive draught 000 made the neighboriog buildiogs an easy prey. Jarge machi bop on the east, occupied by J C Can- ningham; s furvace cecupied by M. Reddy, aad the atock- fag yarn factory of Gay & Barber—all owned by the Hon. B. Loamie—nere vext dertenyed ; alvo « 1aall paper warebouie belonging 10 Mr. Paige ‘Oo the west, » amall Duilding used by E F. Hovey asa flax factory. vas torally dentroyes the machine shoo kuown as teddy & Cun- mipgham’ considerably injure’. ‘The amount of loss by this disaster is extimated as fol- Jowr:— Richmords & Paige, $12,000, iasured $3,000, A. Loomis, estimated ove, $5,000; 110 insurance of conse- ence, Gay & Barber, Joss $6 000; inen-ed $5,000, J. . Cunpingbam, loss $900; pwrilally ineured. M Reddy, jors $200, no inewranee “E. F. Hovey, loss about $500; fully insured The fire wan doubilese ace'iental, bat the manner of ite origin is unknows At the time of writing thir, (four o'clock, P.M) fire bad communicated in seceral pices to the woods wait of the prinelpe! "Rollway’ on Fall Hill, and was rapidly extending Later rrom Port av Patnce.—The bark Charles B lex Cavtaio Homey Harper, arrived at this por yes- ce rhe lef: ou ti 0 ul or other move. of Hayti at the tims the 7 vas dull. Ususoplly ge euyniies Of Amesicen (7 nen imported during the previons vix weeks, and some articles, 8 76 Gialy iboxe of a j rishsble vata 0, such as fish &e.. wore seliing st prices le-# than rnfficteot to pay the duties @barged upon them, Pork four, lerd. batter, anda few other articles, might be keps on hand a short time, but it war L¥ely they would pot most with avythieg like the invoigs price The demand for every dese iption of American produce, in fact, wat very litnited, and would continue 0 until the nev crop comes in, which terday fiom Port au Prinee, whicd pin Tet Inst, There had deen aturb ihe tranquillity 1d Businews gone will be about the midjle of Novamber next. Ooflee and logwrod were both sea.ce, and selling at extromely high prices— coffee ov bred réslizing $160 per 100 ios, and logwood $80 per 1000 lbs. Donbdicons were worth $270. Philadelphia Inquirer, July 16. the Untted States, accom panies by the A! BRADY'S new and mrgnifoont jal! Friday, the 15th, ‘The porsraits of for ox’ ibition at ‘ite ery, which oo: tion of Amerioan jeture makers, will soon troduce another great improvement to facilitate their tem of pirture taking, by drawing two portraits at ence ofilé and fail free withont being reversed ing five hundsed Mhkeneesos d 289 Broadway. Peloved Daguerrcotypes—The public are invited to GURNEY'S maaulticent daguerreotype 349 Bri io of colored and superior artiste materials of avery Wholerale and retail by W. SOHA taizs. Orders from the country executed with ‘Meade Brothers’, Souvenirs of the G. cat Ex- ninalon of 88 _Splen did lav of the interior aad exterior ‘rou 83 upwards. Galleries free to the public. Oail Gi B way, opposit: the Park Fountain. Turtle.—Beyara would respectfally ‘tention of his customers to soup and steaks, as being the very best of tho sease T. M. BAYARD, 8 State street. Green ir vite thi a ylor’s New Saloon 1s now open ‘@ Broadway, corner of Fra: klin street. The hotel will be »pen to the public on or about the first day of Seotember Sex’, He taker this opportuniiy of rotarning thanks for tht tatronage hitherto extended to him, and hopes tor s contin ‘tanee of the samo in his new enterprise, ‘Writing, Arithmetic, and eckaeying: thoronghlv and efficiently taught by B. F. FOST: 387 Broadway, where gentlemen conversant with business may attain a wasterly Kaowledgo of double entry in the shore space of one week. Open dey and ing. . Academy of Penmanship.— The Subscriber is now prepared to rece pupils for private instruction the art of penménship st his few rooms No 302 B way, corner of Franklin street, ‘evening. c #nd We advise those who wish to improve thelr handwrith to bear in mind that thera is not a place in the world wise of penmanship, can be nequired, oither more azrece- bly or more expeditiously, than superb establishment of Mr. Goldemith.”— Home Journal. onriog Mace inee-Os eet Reduction in Price. =I M. 8INGLR & CO., having greatly oxtendod the manu- facture of thelr uneivalled 0 arent straight nood'e sewing machin having succesded in materitlly reducing the cort of manufacture, by employing new aad improved in ebinery in their construction, will hercafter sall the mi ebines at $1 instend of $125, the orizinal price. ‘These machines aro'a¢apted to every kind of sewing, and do the work with absolute perfection. Office, 328 Broadway. ‘The Croton rans for Miles through Meadows and marshes, and contains large quantities of vozatable im- purities. A ‘contiderable quantity of carbonate of lend, (white lead) is created in the pipos also, which is destrnotive to healt; but every family uses the Porous Glass Filter. Depot, 316 Broadway. Defiance Salamander Safes.—Gay! * M. Patrick is the sole manufacturer in colobrated safes, and F. C. penetrable Defi Looks; the eombined in the world. Depot No. | door below Maidon lane, formerly No, 90 To Stran and Vistters.—Upholstery ‘he stock of the subscribers in the upholstery do- artment being now comple'o. thore in want of curtains and terials for either sro invited to an inspeo- which will be found to consis th newest ard most fasbionable descriptions of brought to this coun! One of the firm havin turned from Europe. where he has bi joods for curtains, in brocatel . da ler’s Pa- the re rip oods, for the furnishing of private hous Ns oats; de; and being practical npholaterors t 8, and receiving the newest designs and plates from Paris by every steamer, tho undersigned feel confident of giving every aatis- faetion to their customers. SOLOMON & HART, Uphol- sterers and Importers of Upholstery Goods, 243 Broadway, opposite the Park, Horace declares that Money derives its greatest value from belag judiciously spplied. This being admitted, all who possess the article are recommended to invos} a modicun thereof in a set of shirts made by GREEN, No.1 Astor House, perfect in style and ft, aud stways tous home at the time promis 3 Forr’s Beots.—Just received, by the Hum- case of Forr’s oolebrated Paris boots, h as he is exhibiting at the Crystal Palace, at EUGENE FER- a im porter of French boots and shoes, 44 and 62 Nassau cee meet 8, Drugs, Metals, ane Oxides.— Dentists, tele, daguerreotypes, glassmakers, fire- workers, chemfcals, Platina in plate and’wite, motalilo tie: muth, niekel, oxides of uranium, ing putty for glass and marble,” ide, potassium, patent sponge olo horn’s fy paper He. Wor sale by 1. PRUCHTWANGER, 11 Maiden lane. Gelatine. n’s Patent Opaque, m various wixed paekete; Crosse & Blackwell's pickles oer, oat eups, flavori ‘tracts, curries, relishes, mustard, &c., nshire. feom Lond n. ex ar ding ox ship Dove JOHN DUNGAN & SON , 407 Broadway. Dr. Powell, Oculist, Aurist. d&c., receives his pationts from 9 to 4 o’olock, daily: at his office, No. 502 rod hig *Teontisa on tho Byo, fc Axtifictal eyen i teat, pain, which move exactly like resemble it in oolor and expression. thepatural eye Important to Barbers.—A Rare Chance to those wishing to commences busi stock, fixtures, and unexpired least of in the city. For particulars, 158 South street, up stairs, Gourasé’s Liquid Hair Dye ts, without ex- seption cr reservation, the very best ever invented. Beware f ually eelobrated! is Courand’s MeBluatos pimples, freckles, sallowness shaps rough: Pondre Subtile a air from any part of the quid Rouge. Lily White, and Hair @urs, at No. @ ex street near Hroxdway. pe call on Mr. John Willson, No. Wi Dye, ox Make your Hair G ow Da: k.---Lafont’s liquid is the on}: t. or dark brown and jet black aoe? hair resto: tive “makes th ko cures eruption rheum, &e. The depot for th to 6l—beware, 6h Walker st. Pri tan, renoved redueed oue half on all. Wigs and Toupees.—We woald advice all in want of @ superior wig or [ee to examine the ¢ assortisont of MEDAULST & HEARD, 27 Maiden ere they have the cheapost and bi hai wigs, braids of long hair, ringlote, soription of ornaments) hair work. C)lstadoro’s Hair Dye T-tumph from agents in all Pr rts of tho Union announce the com- Blete and wonderfv! success of this matchless proparatio ‘After it bi once tried, no other dye is ever asked for. Manufaot told, snd privately applied by the inventor, CRISTADORO, No. 6 Astor House; also by crugeists aad perfumers. 233,.—EBatcbelor’s Celebroted Halr Dye and Wig Fastory is removed to No. 283 Broadway, opposite the Park Fountain. BA TCHELORS weil earned fame? nu fieier t guarantee toall who pstronizo him that their wi can be better supplied by him than at any ether ostabl ment in the wor! All Men’s Ecards do not grow Strong, and some don’t grow at hil bat all can have a fine beard or moustache in six weeks, hy using my Onczent; it will not aip or injure the ekin—thia is a positivesfnct.' $1 por bot- tle. Seat to any part of tho country. R. G. GRAMAM, 33 Anh strcot, and all druggista. Barker's Cheveuxtoniqne, for Preserving, rertoring and beautifying the hair, and, unlike most preps. rations designed for the samo obj grease. Ag on cradicator of daadruff it is unequalled, whils it is infallible in coses of hondache. cnring the most violent in afew moments. Soldat BARKER'S ladies’ hairdressing establishment, 439 Broadway. Blectrtelty —Pulvermacher’s Patent Hydro- sleotric ehains have (since their introdnotio 1) had the proat- get Huceess over attained hy any curative agent ia the world, In sil disesses, arising from disorders or from debility of the norvous system, from obstructions in the vessels, from « ter- pid Ktate of the circulation, e., &0, he toothache, Ehewmaticm, nouralzia, palpitations) diaeates of the wox of children, &¢., have favariably given way to theiratinulating And invigorating influence. At this seazon of tho your they, aro Well cnloulated to act wonderfally benowicial in cares of dyspepsia and of enmmer complaints, by stimulating the functions in the first ease. aud by invigorating throush their nifid and continuous current, tie membranes. and the ner. yous system of the intestines in the lattor Theirimportanco being ackpowledged by the highett medical authorities Sendcamies, eollegee, hosvitale, &e, in Now York aud Barype Will bow sufficient guaranteo of their valno asa curates agent. Price—-Small, $1 to $3; Iai battorion, $19 to $22 10 * Ilustrated desoriptions—one for personal use and ono for modioal gentlemen—with testimonials and eures, may be had gratis, on application. Free nf postage to an art of the United States, on remittanee of three ccute. 1 STEINERT. New York, corner of Metropaliten Motel, Pidladelplis, corner of Girard Howse. Bobensach’s Worm Syrup and Liver Pills ave ackrovledgnd to bo the greatest discovery of the age, The 8 rep is sure cure for worms, and the pills a sure core for liver complaint And the worms in front of hia © to be eeen daily, aro the evidence 0’ it. Why will you then suffer when the following symptoms ppenr’— Pioking at the nove, sore eyes, offensive breath, sick headache, pain in the side, rick stomach, a sonse of something in the throat, spitting ot frothy phiogm, in the moroing—for Hobousae!’4 orm Syrup and Liver Pills will cure you of t! there is no such thitg asfail, Office, No. 120 No street, J. N. Hobecnarck, Prop ietor, Philadelphia. © V. CLICKENEK & CO., No. $1 Barelay strost, wholesale agente, stranses, Shonider Braces, Etastic Stockings, for enlarged veine of the legs. elnstic kaos caps, api al jadica’ belts and supporters; elub foot, knook kneo, Jeg wmstrussents; with an assortment of ehildren's at No. 12 Ann stzent nonr Broa? way NS CE LOE, EE Married. On Monday, June 20, by the Rev, T. A Fosrseh, Ks. Tam pore Guscaves Reckzey. of Berlin city, Prussia, Ges. mony. to biiss ANNE Vance of Stradane, connty Tycone, Trelend Ou Wednesday evening, July 13, by the Rey. DT bg Mr. Joun Comns to Mise Faaxcnyfenuiusn, both of this efty. Un Satnrdsy, July 16, at Hoboken, by the Rev. Mr. Covio, Mr. JOnS ROLAND SMYTHR, 0? Buratoga Springs, to Misa Prone M Moytcomeny, daughter of the late Ria- Goiph Montgomery, Lieutenant in the Brazilian navy. Toronto, Canada, papers please copy. Died, On Sevdey, July 17, of croup, Rongrt Henny, son of Fésnrd4nd Elizabeth Jane Hughes, aged 3 years 3 months and 5 daya The frievde of the fainily are reepectfutly invited to at- tend the funeral), this forenoon at eluven o'e ock, from the the reridence of his parents, No. 146 Fast Tweaty sixth sweet. Hie remains wil be taken to Cypress Hills for interment On Bunday, Joly 17, afer a long #02 savere illness, sbich she bore wih grest patience ami Carieviaa rang nation, CaTtarivg, wile of Robert S Place, in the 4-3 year of her age. The relativen and frlerds of the family are respectfully invited to atvend her funeral, to-morrse afera%on,3 at baif past two o’alock, from her late revi lence. No. 252 Ma dino street, without fucther invitstion, Hor ramuing will be taken to Greenwood Cometery for inwermect On Sonday, Joly 1%, after short but severe iasss, Wrusam, youngest non of Lavi C snd Margace: 2oyore, aged 18 youre two months and 9 days The friepde and, sequaintanees of the family aren quested to atcond his taveral, to morrow sfteraooa, ab two o'clock, frou his late reeience, No. dt Rig ‘On Sunday morning, July 17, Ruranor A.’ Witcox, youngest danghter of Javedand Mary A. Wilcox, age’ i year 2 wonths and 19 Jays. The friends of the family are reepeetfuliy requested to } street, New A GERMAN LADY, WHO Has HAD puaney or Wwarrs,. On July 17, of asthma, Many A. Can- Sor come tiene, nishao te ‘The frlends and relations of the family are reepectfally | Steger" Madsese RHO ieetd ioe. 419 Ninth « wie afternoon, ppd chook. : Bee PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS orclook. remains will be taken to Eleventh street Catholic Burying chai to take oare ef childrea and Seventeenth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock, Coarur, iofant aged 1 year 11 ‘At Bloomingdale, on Sunday, July 17, son of Willism and Kliza Ann Holmes, In Williamsburg. om Saturday morning, July 16, Mr. BansaMin 8S, WILBUR, aged — years. Bis friends, and the members of Eagle Lodge, No. 4, I. pained family. 0. of O. F., and of Joppa Lodge of Free Masona, are ia- | Waiting. Ise vited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at three | food reteren A it Go plain sewing. ‘The best of elty ref be jo jn Please call at 285 Ni tirect, between Ninth and ‘Tenth avenues. Can be seen fortwo days. tal to gi city reference given. be soe son street, third story, bak roo ITUATION hamber: RESPECTABL wants a situation as cook, wa: Nineteenta country ti Can for two days at 103 Madi- WANTED AS CHILD'S NURSE OR orto do plain sewing, by a respectabie d city reference, Can be seen at No. 307 for, rear build PROTESTANT YOUNG sher and ir ion to go it place. Cal) at T and Kightoenth strects. o’cloek, from his late residence No. 234 Grand street, | Sue, Seventeenth Widlareburg, without furiber notioe. The memvora ot | batément, Can be seen fr two days, arene o'clock. His romaine sill ete ne een: | AN ENGLISH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Cemetery. On Saturday morning July 16, Mr. Jonw H. 82 years 2 months and 1 day. Hiv relatives and friends, York German Husaare, Columbian Lodge. No.8 U A. 0. D., avd Brotherly Love No. 8, I. A. G. F., are respect fully requested to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at one o’cleck from bis late residence, corner of Second treet and Division avenue, Williamsburg. ee er eel ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Rapp, aged YOUNG MAN, WELL ACQUA’ wholesale wine, Hquor and sogar bueinoss, who ean fluence some trade, wishes a situation as salesman or clerk. Bert of references can be given. Grand etree DECENT YOUNG MA F and ironer. Good city reference d avenue, for tro days, ITUATION IN A PRI- business, is a> eareful driver. The ji at 36 Wost, Thir- ‘TED WITH THE Address Corsica, No. 181 NLA PROTESTANT. WANTS SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES “ew to learn some respectable trade, such as onrriage tr SE ED. AND SOT PAGE Oe | ras tienen eee et een and take care of a gentleman's horse and carria, PERSONAL, all, oF address, at No, 208 First avon: af ¥ THE LADY WHO CROSSED HAMILTON AVENUE forry on Saturday evening, about 6 o’olnok, and was a tained {n an omnibus on the Brooklyn side, some five or t minutes, will add: forman Broae way Post Office, will learn something that will both surprise and plea: NFORMATION WANTED-RESPEUTING AN ITAL, fan gentleman, named Louis Cosimo Mauri. originally om Florence, in Tuscany. Io arrived in New Yor! time in or about Juno, 1946. It is now five years sinco hi Telatives have heard from him. Any information respectia, h'm will be thankfully roceived by VYSE & SONS, No. 1: Pearl strect, New York. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN LEATY, OF Middletown, county Cork, Treland; whon last heard from in Wintersville, Jefferson county, Ohio. Any in- formation of him will be thankfully reorivel by his mother, Mrs. Leaby, 156 Greenwich street. Country papers please copy. B eg + A. DAFFER, THE CARTMAN WHO TOOK 14 quintals codfish from schooner Globe, at pier 8, E.i., on Thursday afternoon, July 14, is requestod to cull ‘at the office of the undersigned, 73 Poarl stroet, and hear somo- thing to his advantage R. W. ROPES & CO. ‘OSEPH Neher FORMERLY OF HULL, ENGLAND, he w: is requested to’ call at the office of GEO. B. MORE: WOOD & CO., 14 Beavor stroot, where he will find lotters of impertan reference BR bar. some | lusiness thorough, C Employment agency Offes, No FO tom equate’ Ny ® given, RKEEPER WANTET—A YOUNG MAN, TO TEND ‘ood city reference required 98 to at the Farmer's Hotei 247 onosty, eo, ‘Ashington stroct, before (OACHMAN WANTED—T0 GO A SHORT DISTANCE A tingle man, who understands his d can come well recoommonded for industry, may apply at 194 Front lONKS, NURSES. WAITERS, CHAMBERMAIDS, AND other male and fomale domestics for every station, Provided for reepoctable families, both in elty and country, at East Fourteenth Applicsnts for situations OOK WANTED IN. A RESTAURANT.—MUST PER- feetly understand the Taquire at business. No ovhers need apply. 609 Brondway basement. RUG CLERK WANTED IN A FIRST CLASS STORE. 4 young man havin in the business. Apply RUG CLERK WANTED. TO TAKE CHARGE OF A first clars retsil drug stors, ms Seuthern city. who is fully competent may hear of a desirable situation, by “4 addressing box 1,557 New York Post Office, with referonces. practical ox peri street, Brookl: One [AE UNDERSIGNED, PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE ship Sea Kanger, bound to Melbourre, Avstralia, having been detsined a werk in consequence of having to return for more ballast are desirous to express satisfaction with the efforts that have been made to expedite the sailing of the ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl, a6 seams’ as and © Fm child's nurse; understands making children's olebhi objection to going in the cow ber id Can be seen from 9 Dati ald. or seamstross rv. Totwel within go short « time, and also with the Uinoral man- SO ROR IEE Ne nl teeen a wen ty senomn neceaie SZ BY ner in which the captain and owners have acted in supply. ane ing us abundantly with all. the varions neecesarioe the suse Peete crake een anTaD SROOND afforded, whilst at the Atlantic Dock, and in some in- (to those wh reqnired it) have, very handsomely, & Philadelphia fan blower; ‘Also flasks and foundry fix turer; also a thoroughly competent man to take charge of paid them for whatover expense they were put ty by tho de: . and i} Js gratifying tous tO ne able to cay tat bat By UOuN KEYSEN, 800 Bromiway ad 97 Boxman iP: : 3, 2 Gregory, John Talonte; deep earean RTE SE B a re. Clare john Armstrong, 10 MILLINERS.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GOOD James Burns, = bred] milliners, at No 16 Murray street, up stairs. To such Ce ee vaeaene fideo constant employment will be ‘the sengon through. 8. 8, Saikeld, William Coanige, : Work given out to these who wit Saasaallha ie . Tarble, |. G. Reynolds, 10 SFAMBTRESSES AND BINDERS —WANTED, A B. Renard, Joba Wroe, middle aged or young woman to work as above. A por- Ltd flexan es. oBean, manent situation, good board and wages. will be givor Baward J. Ath Cheeni, Coe Apply to 8. Allen, @ Davenug, near Flushing avenue, ward J. Athers, a8. J. Church, Kast Brooklyn, Fe 1 o’clook. Take aSand streot £es stage, and stop at Classonavence. Tara Robichault, George Edmonde, Joneph Beliv Charles A. Stratford, _Adelphe Mol Celcetine Bingolini, Godfrey Tal Alevander H. Lane, ‘William Holmes, James Gibson, Jobn Kerr, Sonn ay Roborte>n, A. Campbell, J. Boid . Boid, J. Akins Ds LOST IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE BLACK Newfoundlend dog, white tip on his tail, with fron cal- Jar and chain, strayed away from its owner on Friday. the 15th instant. Che finder will be muitably rowarded by bringing him to Mr. Abboy’s, in Second ‘pisce, hotwoon Court and Beatle atreets, Brooklyn, or to No. 4+ Water ork. OST.—A PAIR OF LADIES’ GOLD SPECTACLES, ON 4 the ith inst., in going from the corner of Breadway and Bond streets to the foot of Barclay strect. The findor will ho baitebly rewarded by leaving them at No. 19 Piatt | o* rtrect, EY AND igned woul’ be pleased to h a. Address, through Post Office, oace of the Mar- Hotel, Cortlandt etroet, 8. Skinner. L O8T—A GOLDEN CHAIN BRACELET, WITH A ATlock of gold and gronat. Was lost on Wednonday, nftor the opera. between Castic Garden, the Battery, and Sta‘en th chagte! ws 10 BOTEL PROPRIETORS —THE ADVERTISER, FOR many and posecesin; the South is in a hotel. or ho would furnivhed ‘and in operati prive, Washing! on Ci CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, A COM- Petent assistant, (conversant with city businoss,) who ia perfectly qualiged to attond o retail deus store. Apply at JAMES W. SMIT gaged. in the hotel busi ery extensive acquain' hrouzhon! iz 200 desirons of obtaining @ sisuation as assistant ase a moderate fi ion. For particular y, District of Columbia, house already dress Enter- ‘H, corner of Court street and Mon- tague piace, Brooklyn. ANTED—IN EXC ® fine location in ten to twenty hor: svch as engine fecond hand, in good order. Apply to No. 12 Broadway. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT person, a situaticn a3 housekeope:; y years experie ad duties and taking total charge 1ANGE FOR A N&W HOUSE, IN steam ongine with other machinery, cither new or |. H. MEACHAM, lathos, dri K ; ono who has had is eapably of digohacgiag hor in ao first clase hotel ‘one need apply. bie eer of olty ‘reference ean bo given. address B A. R., Herald office, stating whore an w be bad. Young girl fourtrenu yours of aze, a to takecare ofebildren. They can be seen for two-days, NJED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion, as good plain cook; \jeetion to as arene, nghter, derstands baking: has no tog oad, ironing. Pleaso ad- renth street. Also. for her No, 216 Seve ‘ain sewer, Island, The tinder will receive @ suitable roward on deli ‘ANTED-—-BY A GERMAN WOMAN OF RESPECTA- vering the same at Mr. Janin’s house, Cliftoa avenue, Sta bility. whe Hebe English, « situation as Iady’s maid, on Inland . TBP eRe 7 to attend to balf-grown children and do tewing ia s gon: OST-ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT TTA tlemen’s family Best of city reference from her preseat past 4o’cloo¥ jm a Madison avenno aud Wall st ferry stege, comivg from the Crystal Palace, an opera gla Phe finder will be suitably rewarded by leaviug it at No.1 rondway. OST-ON THE FIFTEENTH INSTANT, A POCKET. Ld book, merked on the sutside with J. or 8’ Smith, 6! Pine and 43 Christophor strert cart 1,596, containiug betwoen ty and forty dol ‘The finder will be hherally ro- rded by leaving the same at cither of the above pl ose ‘H. OTICE.~STRAYED OR STOLEN, ON TIE NIG of the lth iost., from the lumber yard No 5°5 VW t, a tay horse about fifteen hands high, switch tail black mane; is somewhat inclined to bite sud snap at Pereous passing near kim. The finder will be liberally re- warded on returning bim to tho above place. TRAYED OR STOLEN. ON THE NIGAT OF THE 1th or morning of tle 12th of July, from Tho:nas Quin- Jan, Nioety thicd street and Third avenuo. a bay mare, She y 8.8 to employe ANTED—BY A RESPECTAB itmation as chatbermaid As sonmatress. Best o city reference o 128 rixteenth street, near Seventh avenue. Can be ep for two ds: siti Please call or address F. G.. No. 29 Union square, Can bo seen for three days. YOUAG WOMAN, do fine washing, of besiven. Apply at ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as chambermaid and waiter, or would @0 the general housework of a small family. Good referen: given Please call at 117 Laurens street, or No. 4 Adams place, im the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘® situation as nurse and seamstress. rt dietance In the country. plac teenth street, Has no objection Good city referenos Can be seen for tivo days, at No 43 Four- 0. between Fifth and Sixth avenues. TANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE feo i. Cee young woman, to do chamberwork, and sarist ia HEL as Sakae frome the lot (chien Berl ae begweon | washing nd {ror ing, oF taking onre uf suildten, Good city tande fifteen hands high: hasa.long tall, and one of he: iven. Please call at No. 20 Rutgers street, cor hind feet is white about the foreiock. with’ a wh her off side. Ten dollars reward wil be given to a. who will retu' the said mare to tle above promives, ai fifty dollare for the apprehension of the Ubief and reovvery of the mare. FPOUND-IN, A SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD Cag, on Fridzy Inet, agmall amount of bank notes. Apply at 627 Broadway. REWARDS. REWARD —LOST, ON THE 14TH INSTANT, iN this city. s loather colored sallet, containiag from $110 to $118 in bank four tens, 2 number of fives, and the balance ‘a ‘«ma’ y city and State, On opening the wallet, the vamo of the owner, N F. King, will be seer, written with ink, in two difereat places. The most, if not the whole, of the notes san be idea- litied by the owner from » markon the back o! the same. NF KING, No. 68 West Fourteenth street, corner Sixth STOLEN OFF THE DOCK, FOOT OT nd just landed from the stormer 8 érapty bottles, directed to No. je, manufacturer of sda and mineral water, porter, ale, and vider. They were landed on Thuredey morning, July 14, apply GEO. EAGLE, No. 150 Falton pirect. REWARD.—LOST, IN THE POST OFFICE, OR foing from there to Liberty streot, throngh Nassau, 4 $100 bill of the American Exchange Bank, N Y. The above yeward will be paid to the finder om returning the bill to 203 + ulton street. $5 REWA4RD.—STRAYED FROM SEVENTY FISTO e) street, betweon Third and Fourth avenues, on tho 1 13th inet two horses; one mare, about 16 hands high, for ard foot white and Jon, long tail. ; tail; one gray horse about 4 The above reward will be paid by Teaving them at the corner of Seventh ayenno and Thirty- seventh street, MaKSHALLS & TOWNSENv. $ 5 REWAND-STOLEN, PROM PECK SLIP, ON SUN- Pe) day night, 10th inet. & nineteen fect boat, painted outside. with a bine streak, greon ganwales yollow seats blue beece; way named the Walter D. Binlsie. a 3 will be paid at No. 43 Pook slip. GF) REW AUD —LOST, ON, SATURDAY, THE Ped inst, in one of the Grand and Canal strectn stage fis) ing pole | The finder, by leaving it at 168 Falton etrest will reccive the thanks of the owner and the above roward & WILL BE PAID TO THE PERSON WIT0 BRINGS BH Ne Wo. 7a Howard street s Newfoundiana den sit black, that was logt on the evening of tho ifth inet., in Leonard strees. avenue, $10 REWARD. b Robinson streot, Golden Gate. three barre 150 Fulton street, George THE MILITARY. JOLDIERS WANTED—FOR THE UNITED STATRE Recruiting roudezvour, 439 rand at. THE FIREMEN. SOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIRB ular mecting of the s#sooiation will Hall on Tuesday evening, July 19, retofore pro} prosest, with @ oor. nf tho Clee ounoll that they are taempt firemen. G. W. WHEELER ary 1 ~TROTTING —TUESDAY, NION COURSE, FP. July 19, a9 purse of $1,000; two miles and repost, to 4 harness. Wm. Wocdrof names . B. Woodruff | TY. Car be a names b. m. Flora Templo. wo South fwrry, | fret, between Brooklyn, at 22. M., and retaen agsoon as tho sport isover, | ment Alno, aes will run hourly from Urand atreet n>d Peek slip ferries, Williamabury. y JOHN I SNEDIKER, Proprietor. ENTREVILLE COURSK, L. 1 ay, July 21, at 3 o'clock P. Hest thror in five, to wagor Black Douglars; F. J. Nodive names br. ¢ Contrevill ¢are Ienvo South ferry, Brooklyn, for the sours, at P.M. trot ‘is over; furo each way 25 niton and Williamebury ferries TROTTING —THURS M.; mateh for i cents. Aleo stages leave from 12 tod P.M. A GRAND NATION aL, INDIAN BALI, PLAY, BY Choctaw iudiens, wil take pice at tho Union Course, L. 1. om Wednesday afternoon, (YHOICE. KING CHARLES SPANIELS, OF THE \/ purest blood ratterr, Newfoundlanda, St. Bernards, do, AY dogs warranted pnre: Inquire at 206 Wator atrest. yurae of $50, and $10 to vutzaneo $i To start Hotel, Hoboken, All boats Mi Tuby 18, 0 entered on or before A. BARK SA, Hoboken. WAne W street. wow al Green ich avenue, corner ef ont of city reference given. milk. w* ry. ‘D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE to do plain cooking. . Has no objection todo the houcework of « small femily. Has good referen street, in the dry goods store. TANTED=A young wom: <== | ral hourework; has lived four years tn her last give good eity ‘references. Please call at dz Watt street for two days. ea first rete washer aoil Can be seen at No. 76 Sp:ing SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE hambermaid, washor, or to do gono ace. Can ANTED--A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE |. or for general housework, for two days if not engaged. WAT. Was LADY, TO TAKE CHARGE OF A mi of ") ond iva ail its $0 o- ve & Feecmmen\ as do, reqi Inquire at the Hedeon at Post offi: ‘514 treet three di Also, two ladies to loorn the trade nated ANTED—A YOUNG LADY, THAT PERFECTLY understands vocal and instrumental music, and < Defore an 4 bra part of the city. ap ° an farther particulars please = Herald offive, stating where and whon an interview cam bé ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN? 8 cook. To one who perfectly understands her be: ness, apd can come well recommended, good wages will given. Call at the City Hotel, corner of Grand and Jlud- Son streete, Jersey City. J. WILSON, Proprietor. WAutzp-a GOOD COOK, (FREN' a GERMAN, OR ness English) who understands her poetetly an + in washing and froning, fora small family. Goo reference is required, Apply at No. 90 Franklin streo ANTER— A WOMey TO COOK, HELP TO WASH for Fecommenéstioi >» Monday, Tuesdsy ten and two. ANTED-A LAUND@ESS. aND CHAMBERMAID; one who understands washirg and ironing thorough: ly. Apply immediately, at No 208 Water street.” ‘ANTED—A GOOD LAUNDRY MAID: @NE WHO rfectly understands fine ir Sho must be capable of tariy ment, Liberal wages will be F Apply at, the Clarendon’ Hote Higbicenth street. je . ANTED.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN itantion to take care of cl ildren and do cham- Lerwork. Can be seen nt her present employer's, No. Orchard street, second door from Broome, for two days. 7ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL—MUAT BE A GOOD dironer, and understand English—to do the ‘One from Hamburg, or Northe-n rred, and liberal wages given. Apply at 65 Brooblyn- ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Le must be o good washer and ironor, and understand plain cocking. None pred call ory references from theirlast to » competen’ , Fourth avenue, corner of Germany, Hicks at 0 cannot bring satisfac Apply at 2 Rutgers at. ANTED—A WET NURSE WITI A FUL". BREAST of milk. Alsé agirl fourteen years of age, to do tight City reference required. Apply at No. 73 Third work. avenue, ‘ANTED-~A FEW PUPILS, EITHER LADIES @R. eontiemen, to learn a light, pleas: art, at whieh, with but moderete exestion, can be ma least five dollars per day. Can be done at home. Terms dollare, and full satisfaction guarsnteed. Address Artist, Broadway Post ce. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, excellent accountant powers, and good character, & situation, to whieh be will devote evening: and Saturdays, ivany capacity whatever excepting bard manna Inbar; is well qualified for anything, and can prodnoe referenc=s to that .effect. Call, or ress Geo. . Stewart, No. 115 Hammersly streat, for one week. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CLERK IN A WHO! ale house, b; acquainted with all kinds of ery goo roduce the best references. Acdress Charles, No. 181 Grand street. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS SALESMAN, IN A dry goods, jobbing, or commission house, by a young man of good character and ability, h six years experi- enco in trade for himself, in an Kas m city Reference given in Now York or Boston. Address H. A., Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A RETAIL DRUG store. either in New York or Bi tym, by & young wan, a student at medicine, who has a! fed two courses of lectures at medical colleges. and wishes to make himaclf that braneh of business. Ad- theroushy Sequainted wit dress J Wheeler, 245 Water street. Wy ae AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISHMAN, a situation as head waiter. I willing to go to any part of the States. His refer ence will be found unexception- able. Address A. B., 17 Hudson street, for one week. 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A SITUA ‘tion aa porter, or to driva acart. He would do all in his power to render himself usetal, and will give satisfac- tory roferenoe. Can he teen for two days at St Went Twon- ty-fourth street, near Sixtu avenue, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS MEAT COOK IN A hote} or dining suloon. Can be seen for two days at 157 Mott streot, rear room, No. 5, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young man, situation in a rocery or dry goods store, ert of city reference from b: Herald office. ANTED—TWO FIRST RATE BOAT BUILDERS. Aprly at L2avenve D. To rush good wazes will bo given, Nove othere need apply. TANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MA attend in a store, from fourteen to sixtoon one who resides with his parents. ‘The best of quired Apply to William A. Archer. 27) Gree ANTED-A MAN, TO ENGAGE IN A LIGHT BUST ness, by which’he can clear $1,000 year. About $100 required, Call for Mr. ¥., 281 Groenwich street. .D—FOR BOSTON, IN ONE OF THE FIRST 8, & man who nnderstanda well hair cutting and wicmabing. Inquire of CHARLES LECHT&NBURG, 2 0. 51 Chambers str: New York. * on AITER WANTED IN A SALOON.—HE MUST PER- fectly understand his buniness Inquire at 609 Broad- way, barement, Porter w: inquire as above. ANTED—A PERSON, FROM EIGHTEEN TO TWEN- ty years of aze, to take char,o of an attorney's office, Ke must write weil andrapidly, be femiliar with the ordi- ofan office. and with the location of the offices: Mall. and como wei! rosommerded. Com- meation liberal. Apply at 1 P.M to ROBT. D. HOLMES, SO Duane treat. iy ANT. he ANTED-IN A LAWYER’S OFFICE, A LAD OF about fifteen years of age One who writes a lai preferred. Apply to GEO. W. COUK, II! Nassa: ANTED—A BOY, ABOUT SIXTE&N YEARS OF age, (® Germsn or Frenchman proierred,) to work in ameat shop Apoly at 141 West Brond way. ANTED—A BOY. IN A ITARDWARE STORE; ONE who wishes to icarn the business, and roriden with arents in the upper part of the city. Apply at No, roadway, corner of Ninetecnth etrcet, WIG MAKER; TO ONE THAT UNDER- avieg, # permanent situation is offered, and wages given. Apply to JAMES HARDING No 61 Brondway ANTED—ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CARPEN- ters, macons and tracklayers Men who wish to go to the Isthmus to work on the Panama Rallroad can tind om- ployment by applying at the office of the undersigned. Car pevters and masons will be paid $3 por dxy and board; track- {ayers $200 prr day aud hoard Passage free. Stoumert Jeave New York for the work on the 5th and 2th of every month. M. C. STORY, Contractor, 92 Warren street ANTED. COOKS, NURSE! his £89 GIRLS FOR HOUSE- work chamberwork, and four small girls; coachmon, two men for stores, thre boys for trades—ore for the country, German preferred. Places ready this day for twonty girls, with recommen datio d six ‘after landing. All foes re: turned to girlsif not engaged, at T. I. HATKE’S office, cor- ner of Fulton and Middagh streets, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS SERVANTS, IM- medistoly, for highly respectable families in city and country. Six first ela ks, washers, and ironers, four irst ¢ ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA®, acituation as chambermald, westor and ironce objection to take gare of children. atieet, near Bleecker, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A Ff Young woman, as cook, washer, and } Utd er references. Can be seen for two days at 7 street. No Please call at 209 Moreor TANTED=A SITUATION A healthy *young Protestant woman, witli a fresh breast of Tuquife at the second Fifth street, Williamsburg, ANTED—A SITUATION, rotestant young woman. has good city refe eneo; line no wom No, 430 Seventh aver ue, near Phirty ‘Can be cen for two daye. ANTED—AN IN FANT TO NURSE ~ A YOUNG AND heslthy woman, her cbitd, desires to obtain a healthy ii take care of at hor own home. strect, first floor, back room, ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED baby to wet nogge at her own rei Seventh and TANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young yenre in her last pla rtands her business perfect the best of city corner of Court and Sackett streets, Brooklyn. for two days. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situs tion as cook; is @ good washer and ironer, and underctands baking. Plense call at 184 York strect, Brooklyn, for two days. ANTED--BY A KESPECTABLK YOUNG WOMAN. a situation a at her Inet employers, No. 96 East Sixteenth stroet. 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU a situation as laundress; the be bo had by applyiog ANTSD—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE AND WELL recommended middle sed woman, « situation, in city 6x country, to do cooking, baking, waehing and lroning; & | she inn first rato washer and ironer, and a one an cbambermaid, has lived two the other a first rate cook, under in all ita branches. They have forenge Plenge call at the grocery store Can be seen Good ity reference can be given. chambermaid and ny waiter. Can be 3? WOMAN, of city refercnee can No, 44 Mamersey stree ry Z004 cook and baker, willing and obliging, will make hersalt useful, and asks moderate sala-y. Plone enll at No 223 Bowery :D—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, en. nth in good eiroumstanoos, havin; ‘ant to nure 3 Twelfth Inquire dence. 135 irtecnth etreet, tret floor. AS WET NUR ‘ Second, in North fli engaged, BY A RESPECTABLE chaimbermaid and waiter; Jection to go in the oonn for two days at No. IM) Seventeenth th avenues, in the bate washer and ence, nuree ano 1 tree! Pie A rituation am good plain oo: hor Can be teen for bwo days at 112 Eighth stroct, Climton place, W in the city. men; one ae mall private Good city reference gi placé for six years, ‘Trinity place, fest foe ANTE D-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE girls: ene to do chamberwork and fine w: ironing, or waiting in a private mer, oF to do hi enll ‘at No. 169 Bast we ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPROTABLE youne women; ore Feamatrons, 0 reference ‘F the dry goods etere, ng wad the other as cork, Good city refer: nth street. the other seamet to do cham Pleaso call ANTED—BY A BESRECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ok, washer and ironer. ANTED-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A fituation as chimbermaid, waiter, or ursistant washer, Can_be seen at the residence of hor late om ployer, No. 5 St Mark's place. TWO RESPECTABLE k and to do general other ag ohamber- 188 Lived in har last Please call at 38 iv er one year, ataire, waiting girls, three laundresses, soamstross. and two experio nurses, can be suited this day, at MAN- NING'S office 16 Tillary street, Brooklyn. INSTRUCTION GERMAN LADY, HaVING SEVERAL HOURS UN- upied, desires to dovote them in Siring lessons the German language and in music. Address A. B. Herald office, ttadng where an interview can be ha —————————— NEW PUBLICATIONS. TILD OATS SOWN ABROAD; OR, “ON AND OFF- SOUNDINGS,” je pabliched this cay, and forsale at . B. PETERSON’S, 'o. 12 Chestnut ‘street, Philadelphia. WILD OaTS SOWN ABROAD; on. ON AND OFF-SOUNDINGS. Reing the Private Journal of s Gontlemas of Le’ Education, ana of » highly cultivated mind, in ‘Tour of Europe. ‘This work will have a sale unprecedented in the annalsof such literature, for nothing equal to it in sp ciness, viva— i and observations in daily travel, has eo and king the press. Privo tifty cents » copy, in wenty-five cents in cloth. Read the Table TABL* OF CONTENTS OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY WORK. Opening the Journal, ‘The Areont of Vesayiue, Adventure in Search of Ruin, The Mountain Bmetic, Porting Tribute to Love, ' ‘The Human Projectits, ‘Three Dexperate Daye | ‘Tho City of the Soul ! ‘The Poetry of See Sickness. Tho Coup de Main, ‘dhe Red ®larnel Nigh: Cap, Nicht in the Colisoam ! paper covers, or of Contents. A Ship ty Moonlight, Considered, Arrival in London, Power Paasing away ! 7 rks of London, the Ruins! Corner—Westininster A Goseip with the Artiste, Abtey. Speaking Gems! Engiand’s Monuments, “Weep for Adonis Madame Tastand’a’ Wax The Lady and tho God Works, ‘The Sctenoe of Pstruistry, The "Beauties of Hampton “Sour Grapes!) Cour! A Ramble about Tivoli, Love and Philosophy, Tiumination o y “Love's L at,'” The A Peep at ' The Shi 3 5 The Modern “Apa it quimal y p oon? Noble Plea fox Matrimony, ‘The Lily on the Shore! English Mother and Ameri- ean Daughter, : ‘The “Maid of Normandie, An Affecting Seone, “Parke eat un Artist,’’ The Guillotine, “Give ng Another,” Post Mortem Reflections, Fashionable Criticiam, Whitkey Puneh and Logie A ‘Bail’ without Music, Seoncea onthe Koad. The "Tug of War “There they are, The Raveo Haired One Prooossion of the Host, Heaven and Hell, The Hamlet’ of Seniptare, ‘Tho Modern Susanah, Hey. Presto! Change! The Death Scone of Cleopatra An Eulogy on Tuscan a Shylock asks for Justice,’ A Roal Claude Sai Loretto” and ‘Grieette,” — Teaeo and Byra) Kissing Day, The Shocking Team! The Tattoo, Floatings i The Mavked tho Venetian Girl ‘The Uoll-crowned f The ‘Lion's Mouth The “Bridge A Sodterranean Paris, Chanclog Horses, Abelard and Rel A View in Lyons, Avignen—Vetrareh and Lan 0, i Venice, Diana and Endymion, The Piuch of Snug, ‘The Rock Crystal Coffin, Eecontrivity of Art, Thoughts in a Monastery. The Lake of Como," The Immortal Druinmer Boy, Wit and is J, The Cold B: ra, Our Pirst Rain, ‘The Uncooscione Blessing, A Crash and a Wreck, ‘Tye Railrond of Life, A Night Adventure, “The’ Gods Take ‘Care of jumphs of Neptune, ‘ Iloro we A arquiti's Poot Tao Mounta ities of N The ‘apler Bay, ral Miimory of the Lax ‘oni, The Trud Venus, Love and Devotion, *f Bow, The Mortality of Pompeii, Mt, Blanc anda | ull Stop: Published and for aale, Whole isle and rota’) ty . B. PETERSON, . 102 Chestnut street, Philadel biases vio all orders bo addressed. foe Wil! by by mailto any «n>, free of poe age, on receipt of remittance). Nas —THE COP. RTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Pe | and we ie it ie I ? Al; | it 3 BTS aud housekeepi: ds; barroom hemp 5 supertine ineet;* tweaty-2ve darkete obampaizve’ « splendid horse six years morning. = Hi 3, d will be Out reserve, for cath. Deposite will be chasers, ‘A. C. TUTTLE, Office No 100 Broadway. LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONSER.—GREAT AND remptory sales ‘of about ome thousand beautiful ry Col piped nn ry! Line of the New n on this property, ing, only vo amd. belt ‘il aiding lots ani York and Flush' at the villace of West Fi from the eity of New York. Albert H. Nicolay wil seil at’ auctio lay and Thursday, July 26. 27 ar at the Merchant's Exchange, about on beautiful building lots and villa sites, situated on the line of te New York and Flushing Railroad, which ts now being constructed, and an of December next? ct within twent ity, possessing all utils to persors wholove eomfort- able and rural hoor, and Las been ‘nid out expressly for persons doing business in the city of New Yor) A portion of these lote h: them. and the water is of ti ‘The commutation by the ratlrom not exceddirg cmnibus fare or $25 per trains ave expected to run in conueotion with all ferries to New York. sixty per cent of the purchase money cam remain on bend and mortgazo for five years at 7 per cent. ‘The derds will contain stringent nuisance the title of this property is unquestionable ‘There wi'l be free excursions made on Thursday, July 21, and Saturday, Jnly 23, to Weat Flushing for the purpose of giving an opportucity of viewing these beamsifel tots, previous to the Should i CS 3 01 rticulars. may be obtalied ai No 40 Wall street, New York XECUTORS’ SALE. auction, on the 26th inge house, &e. on clevated groun:, thus affording's dine view of the vill ani the surrounding country. It is andsomely ald outta flower and vegetable garden, with an abundance of frait trees of the cbofcest kind. For further partiew aire BN ELLSWORTH, Poughkoopsic, or ROBBERS P, South Brooklyn, executors. M B, BUTLER, AUCTIO“ EER.MORTGAGE SALE o &! Iendid parler, bedroom and kitehon farniture, ., Stockery, ite., on Wednesday, July 20, at 10 Me t, consisting of rosewo iit’ frame French pier glass. two Jarge French mantel k, at No. 2s Mercer s chairs in brooatelle; two large ‘ 8; ros:weod rofas in brocate g'asses; rosewood and mahogary marble. top dressiny Tenus ind washstands, rosewood wardrobes; Gothic bedstoeda; gilt chandeliers and sold marble to} oval centre tables, black quirtette tables, rosewood aad italian cy rey Deluthe, pictures, mid netablos sattrosees, beds nud bodding, etaece kery, &¢ | Also, one #plendid rosewoor ‘Terms’ of sale, cash, Catalogues on KEMP, AUCTIONEER —HOUSEHOLD FOR- ture, Piunoforte, Mirrors, &e —To- morrow, Tuosdi at 10 o'clock, at house 366 Broadway, near Franklin a! RK. C. Comp will sell at auction as above, all the fural tore contained in the large five story hr use 966 Sroadway, consisting of ono good rosewood (3; octave plaaoforte, Brus: rele. three ply and other earpots mantel and pier glasses, od arm ehairé ‘any parlor chairs, book- 0 pler tables, curtains, ohivs, any, rene. and other bed: bureaus. washstauds, Jookieg taeses, hair mat- bedding, &3., all of which will be told without roe ‘a cash deposit required of every purchasor. AKDINES, BRANDY, PICKLES, &C., AT ‘AUCTION.— 7 veeday 1h uly, at 13g o’elock, at 57 etreet, reenwicl preserves, brandy, segars, tobacco, GTUN A. CARTER, ‘Auctioncer. Siders SALE.—ON MONDAY, JULY 1863, AT © 10 o'clock, at Nos. 837 ard 339 Fulton street, Brooklyn, 8 large ansortinest of ¢nameliod furniture, in suite, with & large let of untinis ed work, tool, paint, ard lumber adie, two spring carta, butchor cart. light wagon, harn die. W.M BOERUM, Suctioncer, and bridle. . _ Nos. 387 and 339 Fulton atreet. te dh IMEON DRAPFR, AUCTIONEER -BY SIMEON DRA- per, office 46 Pine strect, corner of Willism.—Thursday, July 21, at hall past 12 o’cloot , wt the Merehante’ Exehange, tons o! copper ore of thirty yer cent in richness. fom the Dolly Hide mines, Maryland the gauge of which i ime: tone, forming an excellent flux for the emeltor. ‘The we js ready for delivery at efther Now York, Bosten or@ jaKimore. M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON Monday, 18th inst., at ten o'clock, at 524 Righth uantity of furniture, consisting’ of sofas, ehairs, ‘rockers, lamps, «irandoles, looting glasses, eaepets, lurvaus, stends, bedstends, hair mattresses, beds, kitchen, Cnet &o. Sale positive, as the owner is going te aliforni SPECIAL NOTICES. NOt (NARD.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VARIOUS AR- J ticle which bave recent. Ty ‘inta, the Directors of the Pacitle Teom %t incumbent on them to bee increased bulk of the mails, and for the safeeuard of the 6 provided by the early complotion of d with this consequent saving of icipated = reduction im California aud Atiantio Directors, DAVIDGE, Sceretary. lengthened by the grestl the men#ures necessary ill be ‘onaros Railroad the Hiroctors hi ort of freight vorte. By ord WwW. New York, July 1, 1963. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN NOT TO TRUST ANY of the crew of the brir Amerioan Mollency, mater, as We are not responsible for debts they incur, WM. LOBACH & SCHEPLLER, Consignecs of the versol. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECBIVED BY ED- MOUND COFFIN, 30 Broad street, up to the 20th July, inst.. for taking down the buiiding of the opera h stor P Specifications for the above way be seen at the office of J. Renwick, dr., 21 Fifth evenue, from 9 o’elock &. M, to 0 INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS.—I AM T on ized t licenses for the wse of using that patent with- soy nt, will be ‘prosecuted. WILLTaM JODSON. A. 0. D.—GRAND GROVE OF DIRECTORS OF itate of New Y. journed meeting of the eesion of th -G. G D 0 State of Now York, B D., will be held at their rom, National Gall, Ca- nal streot, ‘on Tueatay evening, 19th inst, at 8 o’elock. ‘Members will please be pan Yordef, JUS. GEO. MASON, Seeretary. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES Se nl eer ne arr PUSSCLUTION THe COPARTNERSHIP, HERETO. foro existing between the undersigned, r the firm W. W. Thorne & Co., was di aby the 15th inet., 1808, W. W. Thorne retiti from ners. The business will be carried on under the neme of E. 8. Scripture & Co, in coach and light wagoa manafac- turing, and all debts and outstanding claims will berettled dy the undersigned :— kK. S. SCRIPTURE & CO, W. W. THOR: Greenpoint, July 15, 1853 G. HARSIN. xisting between th ARIEL PAT! y Williemeborg, July 15, 1852. HOMAS STACK, MISLELLAN KUUS, CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURERS ¢f gohi yens and gold and silver poneil and pen eases patented, would very respectfully inform the public ti Shey are ‘opening, wt their retail store, 277 Irving House, Broadway, a be ensortment of fine stationery. of re- cont iuportation. which, in ecanection with thelr assors. ment of euperior gold pens pencils, enables persons te Sanit theaselves sien oo fake 7 nite ene reviously afore 3 BEY eco. Disiden lane wus 277 Brosd RINSMAID & CO, TIE GOLD PEN DEPOT, NO. B 2 Maiden Inne, New York, one door from Broadway. pertersand jobbers of watches, Jewelry pons, gol, sliver, plated coois, at fair low priees. “Orders promptly Ailed, js acnt by express Co any part of the world, Dealers examine our stock. NLOTH WAREHOUSE.—WI\ SON G. HUNT & CO, \) Noa. Sand 82 William street, corner Maiden lane, im- ters and jobbers of goods for men's wear only, are ‘now a, ens. meres veeMngs, overcontings, tweeds, linings, trimmings, &e., to which they iuvite the attention of merchant ¢ailors ufae lobbing. ROM 500 PeR CENT TO BE MAD any one, in alight bealthy, and honorable bariness, of genera) uso Warranted to he'co limmbug. Coinplete im etructiona will ba had, by return mail, by addres: "ei poet aid, with $1 ancloeed, in brown envelope, ML. COOK Qrawtordeville Todians. FLGESES WANTED —A PAIR OF HORSKS THAT have style; speed not #0 meh an object ay style; pre- ter thoge that have some speed but wish thea ut» rearona ble price. Address J. 1 Herald ofies. RON BEDSTEAD, AND C1 G@ MATTRESS. —Botding depet.' The best pl 6 healthy, com lete aprirg mattcens and olastic palinitors, mad wat manner, fo fit any kind of bedstead, at half ti cont 8. Old mattrerkos altered to comfor able beds, $5 to $12; iron hodvtends 29, $0 f felt beds, pillows, £0, Private dwellings ed, promptly. {03 Broadway, near Primot Prepared ‘with @ new aud complets stock of li ICOLAY &CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ARTIFICIAL ene Orthopedical machines, Inatwa- ments trusses, bandares,ete , 4: ulway, second floor, EWING MACHINES, NOW JUSTLY ADMITIRD TO 2 be superior to all others in use, sk og, With » faeihity tha rapidity hitherto unkuown, the nly fastand fair eelte meade by machinery. The public aro invited to enll and on- smine them about omico, No s4 Chambers etrect. Felons, : iv £60, to $100. Descriptive Pam TOV Ety BAKER & CO. ADIRS.—/MPORTANT TO DRESSMAKERS, Tans ke GITHENS, late of Philade|phia, rerpsotfull; ttention of the ladies of New York and its vie her new system of dress utting—uplike all other it. gives atylo and ease, All fitting and inknatel oie Wein np anf ede ram \v. Ui ow cont » Finiede fit or no charge, at 118 & pring street, Dolow Broad. way.