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large and exceedingly interesting compilation of his correspondence, &c., edited by hie von, the whole making two ample octavos. Scarcely any work re- lating to the early days of the republic possesses or ammceas for the man of letters or the politi- Mr. Charles Francis Adams has nearly ready the tenth and conciuding volume of the works of his grandfather, Jonn Apams; and the first volame, which will embrace a life of Adams, indexes, &., will speedily follow, completing this most important collection of the ideas which governed our heroic age. In historical value the works of John Adams must be ranked next to the let- ters of Washington, and on a par with the writings of Hamilton, Madison, and Jefferson, and they should be carefully studied by every one | who attempts to write or speak of American instita- tions or policy. We are glad to learn that four ad- | ditional volumes will follow, of the private corres- pondence of the Adams family—of the letters of John Adams to his wife, her letters to tim, their | Jetters to and from their children and their fatimate | Alends. It is needless to say that Mrs. Adams was one af the great women of her age. Her letters al- ready pried evince her intellectual eminence, her woman!iness, ant the interest and segacity with which che regarded prulic affairs. Her communi- cations to ber friends while he was with her hus- band, reflect the feelings displayéd at his table and ‘among his partisans; and those which she wrote to him when they were separated, betray all she knew of the spirit of the society in which she moved. ‘These four volumes will be more entertaining and searcely less valuable than any letters relating to our early history, which have ever been printed. It bas lately been stated that Mr. Van Bonen ia mach occupied at Rome with the composition of hia Memoirs. We knew and atated in the Henao, Jong before Mr. Van Buren went abroad, that he hhad been thus occupied for years at Lindenwold. Perhaps the venerable ex-President has taken his manuscript to Rome for final revision, under the in- struction of those wily gentlemen—the Jesuits—who @re reputed to possess such extraordinary skill in equivoque, convertible meaning, and all that kind of foxcraft which has been the Little Magician’s chief distinction; or he may have been inteot only upon getting beyond the influence of contending parties, 0 as to write with the most scrupalous and impar- tial honesty—looking back from Italy as from an- other age, altogether removed from contemporary factions and prejudices. However these thinga may be, Mr. Van Baren’s will be a remarkable work, and we learn that it will be very volaminous—probably not less so than Mr. Benton’s. Ot memoirs, biographies, histories, &c., of or by public characters who figured in this country during the first half of the present century, there ia likely to be an abundant supply. Mr. Ticknor and his associates will in the coming year bring out one or more of the volumes of Mr. Webster's Life and Let- ters—which, as Mr. Ticknor is to have the chief management of the matter, we may be sure will be written and edited in a manner altogether faultless. The venerable Josiah Quincy, the only surviving member of the House of Representatives which was elected in 1804, will publish, in the fall, his Memoir of John Quincy Adams, in two octavos. Mr. Crallé is busily occupied with the Life and Letters of Mr. Calhoun, to precede the collection of his Speeches, &c., now being issued. The Rev. Dr. Colton is ar- remging and annotatipg the immense number of Jetters to and from Mr. Clay, which were a few weeks ago confided to him by the great orator’s family. And a brother of the brilliant political and Congressional meteor, Sergeant 8. Prentiss, hes in the press a biography of that extraordinary man. | Robbe: A son of the late Richard Henry Wilde, also, has in preparation a memoir of that accomplished poli- ftician, elegant scholar, and most agreeable gentle- man; but this work, we suspect, will be rather Mterary than political. Having referred to so many forthcoming works in ‘this department, we will venture to mention the fact, long known in the private circles with which that distinguished gentleman is connected, that Mr. Horace Binney will leave for posthumous publica tion an account of his life and times. Thia great lawyer and variously eminent citizen has no sape- rior, # he has an equal, among the living masters of Engfich style. Every paragraph from his pen is deserving of study for its compactness, finished elegance, and fulness of significance. His work will display a wide range of scholarship, a rarely paralleled knowledge and appreciation in art, and such profound views in politics and the philosophy of society, as will command the respectful censide- ration of the best thinkers. The most delightful and most popular work in history or biography, to be published in America dur- ing the present or coming season, will be an edition of Plutarch’s Lives, partly from Dryden's transla- tion and partly from otber hands, with some origi- wal translations by the editor, Mr. A. H. Clough, late Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, and now con- nected with Harvard College. The common version of Plutarch, by Longhome, is deficient in every qual- ‘ity that should render such a performance occepta- dle to intelligent readers. Of all the versions, those | ¥ of Dryden and North, (which wiil be largely used in the forthcoming edition,) are the best ; anda better Nving editor or translator of Platarch could scarcely be found than Mr. Clough. We are glad the most graphic, dramatic, and altogether agreeable of the elassice] historians is at length to be accersible to Engit-h readers in a proper costume. The edition will be in fine laxurious “ Boston octavos,” than which nothing can be more attractive to the literary epicure. ‘The Commencements. ‘The following has been received since our lest no- ‘tice of the commencements was published:— Jaurs Gorpon Bexxert, Es9.— 8m —The Sfteenth annual commencement of ‘The Batgers Female Institute” will take place on Friday pr ay July 7, 1864, in the street Chareh. ‘We avail ourselves of this meana of reqnestiog your attendance at the Institute, (No. 266 Madison street,) at 2 P. M. on that day, to accom; the board in proces- sion to the church = bel the Board of Trustees. speveete es Se wc, jane, 1854. ‘We are regularly overwhelmed with invite. tions to attend the annual commencements about to ‘be held in different parts of the Union. We find ourselves with regard to them somewhat fin the position of Captain Macheath between hhis brace of attractions, Our inclinations would lead un to attend the whole of these interest- ing exhibitions; bat alas! both time and space oppose insuperable obstacles to our desires. We anust, therefore, content ourselves with trying to @eccomplich that which is humanly possible, begging our correspondents to accept this general apelogy where our absence is unavoidable. New SreaMkR SErweEN Borraro ap Dernort.—The new steamer Western World, commander Stanard, is to leave ‘Baflalo on her Arst voyage to Detroit, on Thursday next, and wil return to the former city on Saturday. This ‘weasel belongs to the People’s line of steamers, and is @ald to be the best as yet built by the company. Nu- merous invitations havo been ixsued for tho trial trip, @nd we would gladly aveil ourselves of the opportunity ofdsing present but for the pressure of other engage- ments. The managers of the New; York Contzal Railroad Lavediberally ferwarded free tickets to pasa over their Mine to all those te whom invitativus have been sent. The Frankfort Street Marder. WESWINATION OF WILLIAM FOULKHS, CEARGED ae THR MURDER OF EDWARD BOGAN. Vuln dey Ge aie hela by the ver on xc the Coroper's jury for the murder of Eaward wae: on Sun! pap Agen g A last, nae qt god pa shooting in the we ‘atas Before Coroner Hilton, for examination. The usasl Questions were pi to him, when he stated he was on Rojlishan, Sue, bates of ago, and born in Uaatio Lonington, Englaat and im relation to the of @xe vith wk which he stands charged, paid, I am in. nocent of the charge, and told the olficers so who er- gested me; I also tol{ them #ho did do it, as { was shing Robert Con yan out; the deceased was bo ine Counaughsn, soe their backs to me, when john Fw®K Orme Up, pointed the yistol over my ‘shoui- Ger and by the side of my head, and «hot deosasel. He wos theo fully committed by (.xroner Hilton for trial, on a chertge of having mardered Ra vard Bogan, on the night of the 24 of July, by shooting hia, City Int Pe yee meo and soda water ven- ders aid yesterday. It was one constant thn of and vs 2” Spire,” of soda wir all pede long. it be other- wi-e. stood at on in the share. " weve me warm day. ritiog in the eo Foe ores, » it jee one bot wren to think of it. ch to the apnoyance of their friends who were compe'led, by the demandsof business, to remiin in the et ohiefa. , to sweat, stew, sod saturate their handker- fe say annovance, becaure it in an old adage ery always likes aero, and thia is most trae , for nothing ia more orovoking than to self pent up in narrow perfect Geen, snl to Tabe thita irtoat ie Marion Lead tate ono breeze, and laughing to see one’s self po and blow, and perspire, and pant, compelled to ‘grin ‘and bear” old scorching Sol. This is fne ch Jera weat! and there may also be expected a heavy crop of aun stroke. The vor prpuli at the present time is for a cooler atmosphere, * or a sefresting shower. Tas Gaysry oF THE Srrests—Groes OvTRAGE —On Satur- | day evening, at balf-past eleven o'clock, Mr. Reed, a na- tive born citizen, 1 ig in Washington place near the parade grouns, was proceeding to his hands, ‘Whbo ss the fate of atreet and Wi place, two men stepped up to him and demanded % knew of what —< he ——, whether Catholic or Protestant, which, on declining to answer, one of the fellows struck him— spine a Rivero are a damned Know Nothing Protestant; ’? ‘ther man drew a long knife from bis bosom, tnd made a lunge at hits, which’ Mr. Reed. warded otf with bie hand, receiving the point of the knife in the | thumb, cutting bim severely. On his calling out “Iam | stabbed, ”? the ruffians supposing the kuife bad found a sheath fa a vital part, took to their heels, ‘and escaped, Where wore the police ot the time? Exawmarion at rue Free Acapmar.—thd onoeet “sina nation of the pupils of the Free scademy ed yesterday, and will be continues till "Thursday, 18. The course of study puraved at this inatita braces the ancient und modern languages, civil pevrple im, a! tir literature, see ee natural tyre’ Mopac 2» OTawi egrapby, Bui ‘as eT tnd constitutlon af the Unites states, anal ih rhetoric, cheesy, Seay, Sat. and’ intellectual” philo philo. by ke. Yesterdy was examined in Creel German, and civil engineering; the junior in Eng lish hierature snd German; end homore in 3 sop! The examinations take place between 8 A. M. ani 12 P.M ’ and between 2 and big e The result will n tbe mad ee till the close, when the premiums will be distri at Tax JOURNEYMEN TarLons.—The membgrs of the above influential trade society held their usual weekly meeting at their teehee last evening. Ata quarter-past eight o'clock the meeting was called tovcctee by the Chairman. The Secretary read the former minutes which were approved of, when, after some observations arrangemonts were made for the first annual excarsion of the body, which will be found to be worthy of the trade. The members will celebrate this day (July Fourth) in a manver conducive to their health and productive of pleasure ta all concerned. FRo¥mesor GRant’s CAISEUM Licat.—Thie evening will Laie reign ve the a gs = the atte taping thia new light by Prof. Grant, designed for govern. eat lighthouses. “ihe light will be directed on the Sixth avenue, and upon remote parts of the city. Exowz Excursions —Tho bem higt fire compa- pies passed our office yesterday on their 4th of July ex- cursions toour hboring cities:—Americus Engiae No. 6, accompant by Turl’s brass band ; Live Oak En- gine No. 44, wih their entire apparatus and a band of music, on their way to Philadelphia, where the to stay over the 4th; Constitution Engine Brroklyn, on their way to Albany, accompanied by tons bands May they all have a good time. A Dancxrovs Bep.—The half-past five o’clock train of the Harlem cars, for Croton Falla, on Le be Yorkville, waa proceeding slowly along the track for the purpose of taking up passengers. The engineer observed lying ov the track two dark objects, which proved to betes drunken men, who had fallen across the rails and gore to skep, They were removed; but the engineer not secing the flagmen anywhere, the train procosded vory slowly until near Ninetieth street, where the tuunel is. Here the two flagmen ‘pad found fast bela with their flags beside them. were aroused, the train proceeded on its destinall Accmwents.—Henry B. Clark, a member of Engine Com- pany No. 14, bad one of his sles crushed through fall. ing on tho track of the engine, which passed over his foot, whilet err toa Gre on Sunda} Jobn Atkinson, fifteen years of age, residing with his parenta at 153 Leonard street, had his left hand blown off by the discharge of a pistol. He: was taken to the New York Hospital. Brooklyn Ctty Intelligence. Granp Jcny PRe-entuents.—The Grand Jury came into the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday morning, and made a statement relative to the condition of the connty buildings, all of which were found in oxcellent working condition, and presented the following bill of in dictmenta:— Tegal v voting Manslaughter, 24 degree. 1 1 Saleh liquor without ‘ii- Riot and tamuit Perjury.......+ Total, to ce. ‘Aseault and batters (ait. ferent grades, 15 The unusual number of indictments for riot and ta- mult is owing to the Sunday rows consequent upon street preaching. SHoormna A¥FRAY —An afirey occurred in a house on | $60 the corner of Willow place and Squire's alley, on Sunday evening, in which the occupant of the premises, named Alexander Doran shot a man, named Peter Kervin, with a pisteh The pistol was charged with nothing but wad- ding, which struck Kervin over th , indicting a seri- ous wound, from which the eye ball fortunately eseapod, leaving, however, some danger from the probabie occur rence of erysipelas. The wound was dressed by Dr. J. T. Smith, when the injured man was conveyed to the hoa- ital, and Doran was taken into custody, and locked up ‘0 await examination. InperExpexck DAY —Salutes will bo fired to day by the Napper Tandy Light Artillery, Capt. Hogan, and a dis of reworks will take place from Fort Greene in the evening, beyond which, with the exception of a parade of the Serentieth regiment, there will be no public demon- stration in this city. ‘Tux RanRoaps.—The carson tho Sands street and Wil- liemaburg, and Myrtle and Division avenue linea com- menced running yesterday, and were well patronized. Tas seautn OY THE City.—There were 79 deaths in this city last week, of which 51 wore malea and 28 f , of whom 44 were adultes and 35 children. Of the diseases, 14 died of cholera, 6 of cholera infantum, and 4 of cho- lera morbus. The reports to the Board of Health yester day morning, showad that since Saturday forenoon eleven canes of cholera and chelera morbus had occurred, of which seven ¢ id two are not expected to recover. ‘Tax Liquor Cases.—The following Lavan who were ar rested for selling liquor on Sunday, admitted to bail yesterday before the Coart of Byectal Seasiona in ch to anawer any indictment that may be found Joseph , Joseph sgainst them:—Peter Hains, John Dou prod ; -* omicacan John Riley, Lawrence eh. ‘Willie: City Intelligence. Tor Fourtn —The mi! gy tam pe comment 7% o’clock this morning in Fourth street, aod the view by the authorities will take place at 8 o'clock, at the City Ball. The military will diemiseed early in the day. There will be a display of fireworks in ‘he evening. Mayor’s Court.—Philip Conity was fined $10 for al- lowing his og to ron at forge. ‘Not paying the fine be was oodtintitel 4 jail for ten days. Peter Smitn, for keeping more than ten hogs in one enclosure, was fined $10, which he paid. Pouce Covrt.—Dorothy Kreatzer was detecte1 in tho act of stealing a shawl treat the Gry, goede goods store of EB Mather, in South Seventh street. She wan locked up for Mails for the Pacific. examination. VRE EW YORE HERALD—OALIPORKIA EDITION. The United States mail steamship [[linojs, Captaiz artstein, will leave this port to-morrow afternoon, at two o’clock, for Aspinwall. The mails for California and other parts of the Pacifie will olose at one o’dlock. The New Yorx Wasxry Hunasp, California edition, eon taining the latest intelligence from all parte of the world, will be published at ten o’clock in the morning. ite will send in theis amuahunase ee Roar ee tt Werl's Fair promiuss gal it 088 Browdway, feet ' Cameo-Daguerreotypes, on om the Foarth, at wee Gallery in Brooklyn, 249 Fulton street, oppo >| : Fee New Music—“Let we Alone,” ballad, W. Joma fi movds, murie, HO eveed Ie 2 cet arg ¢ ballad writtsa tm the oF, aad porte ot & oby inj He ce fr te givens Pen‘and pies sree “fot by she onereapon 6 ody of tho wel! known a rae HORACE WATs Pabiisher, B,— Music sent by mail, postage free, finteh Susilo 4 of gua ity better thay found cleewhare Hie mat mei} profits and me alee, Mio tmmtnas sees la eeneeabily ans Daaidty Wiketaséic Fireweoru Depot, No. 38 Division %, the follo of the iret wnolas, mines, me, ehivese Ayere, maroons fires; colored orders pune- NES. Importer of toys and fancy coods, Smithsonian Hower, on the Ei 604 i nemeevey. on the same block with the Metropoli'an ome. 50 conte as day; parlors and bedr ‘by the week f d ‘it ‘them Nay gue ef srr eee ies rer Jobnens ret @ and be convinced. y SrNOEh Mar obiree of ail varletion are found VOR, BA 0%" 5 Broadway” Teck aar-vedsbetile anehteen, 4 sha low pire of $75, a1 ai lreused dor the erin Howe patent, and | * 959 = S a Machincs.—The Best Se Sak awey,'s as nt carer ai ices xe Four Medals are 1 from earth's moxt favored arrow, Honors Great Gri ain. Rel; have at their sever faire wwarded slates pene SW “attede 1 ts and tree fre Moldavia vam ee This “uperb Con) for atta by Was ry Bat CHEL 253 Grosdway. “Batehaier's hair @ piled. Rise rooms, ernie sas bre areola tty “theese psidts gh ora, MBAD arn ORER On Drosdwsy and. ae arene m a TE Married, On Monday, July 3, at the Church of the Ascension, M4 the Rev. Mr. Anthon, Mr. Avauercs A. LavERicu, ¢ ia city, 1o Miss Pugss Kuza ARowN, of Rhode Island. Providence papers please 24 On the 29th ult., by Rev. 8. eapary, D-D , Was B. GERWNG, to ANNE C., daughter of the late Atephen Ward, all of this city. ‘On Sunday evening, July 2, dy the Rev. W. H. Norris, Mr. Frerrg Avavstos Mayon, to to Miss Mary J. Firsn, a | oon Seturday. ‘June 1, by the Rev. Dr. Price, Jamms B. al june e ve . AMS Muuuaay, to Miss Jvuza’ CorvincEn, at the residence of her brother, John B. Coppinger, all of this city. On Saturday, July 1, by the Rev. Dr. McElroy, Wix1aw B. MovFar, y to Jtuia a. , daughter of the late Ro- bere este y be this city. sh Wa Aas. Babe, Hk unde; ful 5 e Rev. Mr. Scudder, Mr. a Ww iuPa0n, ‘a pdloburg, Scotland, to Misa any ANN Davin, of this city. On Saturday, J july 1, 7 Fasc D. McMviux, to Mise Mary Manual. Boston papers please copy. On Monday, July Wx. H. Lusk, aged 4’ Mis friends, and the doembers of F, A M., and the fraternity in general, are invited to attend his funeral, this day, at 8 o'clock, from No 137 Fourth street, Williamsburg. L. 1. adele Monday, July 3, Mr. Josgrs Doucnesrry, late of Phi The Pees will take place at the residence of his son- in-law, A. C. Greenleaf, 25 street, on ee: tb inst , taken to Ow 8 Lodge, No. 208, stoo'locr A.M. Ble remains’ will be on pis July 2, at 10 o'clock P. M., of dysentery, after a # illness, Avoustus Esstmay, only child of Jobn W. and Catharine Jarboe. ‘The triends of the family, and the members of Patnam Chapter, No. 8, 0. U. A., are adectionataly invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of Wm. Mackey, 203 Henry street, nls etvernoom at 3 o'clock. On Sunday evening, July 3, Wax MoGansy, in the B0th year of bis age His friends and A noquaintances are invited to attend his faneral, this morning, at 10 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 64 South Sixth ntreet, Willismabarg. io m unday, July 2, Joun Cavacu, in the 68th year of wine Trtenda of the family ane invited to att»nd his fa- neral, this morning, at 8 o'clock, from his late residence, "iis remains ‘will be taken to Green Tarrytown, Saturday, aay 1, Axi M. Srevemn, wife of the Rev. James Selden Spencer. The funeral will be solemnized in Christ Church, Tarry- town, on Wedm next. On ‘Sunday, July 2, Witutam Lirrizsomy, aged 50 years. The friends of the family, and hia "prother- ihe Jaw, Abram Houseworth, are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, to-morrow morning, at 9 o'clock, from 259 Gousten street. Suduenly, at New Rochelle, on Monday, July 3, Lavt MA Be wi mite = Henry B. Cook, of this city, in the 43d year The relatives and friends of the family, and of his bro- thera and brother.in law, are respectfully invite: to at- tena the fuperal, at New Rochella, to-morrow afternoon, at 20% Cats leave the New Haven Depot at balf past 11 o’clock in the morning. Suddenly, om Monday, July 3, Mary Dougary, wife of Jobn Doherty. The frienda and acquaintances of the family, and those of his brothers, James, Michael, Bernard, and Hugh Do- herty, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late resicence, 14 State street, Brooklyn, at 1 o’clock this afternoon, without further invitation. On Monday, July 3, Gponas Frexcs, after a short ill ness, aged 53 years. The triends and acquaintances of the f.mily are re- spectfuily requested to attend his funeral, this after- Doon, at 1 o'clock, from his late residence, corner of Myrtle and Nostrand avenues, East Brooklyn, His re- mains will be taken to the Evergreen Cometery. ( Monday, July 3, Jawrs AGUSTERN, Delores son of A. and James R’ Souse, aged 235 ‘The relatives and friends of the fanily are ‘are respostfal ly invited to attend his funeral, at 3 o’clock, this after noon, from his late residence, No. 6 Prince street. Detroit papers please copy. Ye bearers of early lost, ‘Lay down your weary load; Let earth with earth, and dust with dust, Take up its drear abode. 0 te death sits lightly on his brow— Tis but @ rest from bic Seon aap ck should Event for one never Suddenly, at New Rochelle, July 2, CHARLES FRB- DERICKS, ip the 66th year of hie age. The relatives and iriends of the family, also of his sors in Jaw, enry B. Cook and Rynier Veghte, are respect- fully {invited to attend his funeral, at New Roohella, this afternoon, at 2o’ciock. Cars leave New "Haven Depot at half Past 41 o'clock A. M. On berg: | morning, July 2, at the residence of her father, in Westchester county, AaRan Hawn, aged ‘rm 8 months and 4, eldest child of Ben- jamin Uoek. She was by all who know her lingering il'ness looked forward to her Saviour in Heaven. Triende and Ry ange, oe se respectfully invited, with- 1, from the Pres- ey, Dr. Alexander's), to-morrow after. coats if past 3 o'clock. Her remains will be taken Teen wood. In Melbourne, Australia, on the 24 of Jan Mae GaRET Ayn Emkuxe bist, the beloved wife of ries blee, and eldest daughter ‘of the late Capt. John Hogan, of Liverpool U pper Canada papers please copy. creentn, 3 coins eagers fin Uelee det to them was, that some of thom iiviog 1a oounty, Btate of New York. Ai Bay t harlecte , Merchant, Charleston, een an oe ara whos suuted to Bative \. cpative country. “Apply to the Con- rs i Rped L Yad) ae a yao, “i jonas, J ron ‘ 4 uy de thea! oat An ne Tate seat tbe Te P pte —ate moctiog oe weirs hacen aad Sens coompl vores ¢ of bew Yorn Res at Thomas Kerr's s in pureuanes of the 410 mast tes 7 wae Rather for ja} 5 JAMES MoLBOD, Chairmen. Mronagt Conmoity, Tuomas U'RerLiy, $00'ye. INSTRUCTION, ADRS” FRewce | aaa bach ay bee OPEN ‘DUR. ar ert per ie Tite French. "Teachers is the cley Mimited menas, way find tou othing $2 thelr savan Bote. Bast iy ho between weneee, watil the 10th of July. - bY Diea, th yas a short but severe iliness, | FOURTH OF JULY. JULY. 7 3ARY OF OF AMERICAN ner ye: Fourth of July to the gs, ee | Paterani = é 7 derg at the Leoot to convey yisitere ‘rain, A Baad of Musio ening DRANG BLEBRATING THE SBVEN- A y-ahith r Nations tade eon. Firat Division « of ‘New ¥ Brave sane : FARsT DIVISi0N NEW yoru State MILITIA, ry jeneral rigadefor escort duty, to a Gu artars, at hal! jest sever 8 honors of marching il, in fron! Union square to Fonr- it to the Third ayo- nth street, through Tenth way to Chambers street, tre street to the om t gate CBARLES ¥ Ww Sanpror, "1, Com’ Roxr C Wernone, Divic Ten taspertae ” Bp the evening. rand display of f¥oworks will take ing Paces, accompanied by a band of Beets ae poate} ie Te Me jn New York B: bajtimore, Maryland. ay, BOOKKEEPER, BY BOTH LOUSLE ry, Wishesempioyment. Please address 7 LEORARION 18 vrary . Ath inne Thay may be y Lin Committee atthe here an interview can be bed dar: JAMES B. WARD, Secretary. D IN BALTIVORE —A BUSINESS OY WANTED, 7”, L. & OFFICE Must write Wy oer bem dwriting of iy tpolicant IN A RETAIL kaowledse imott, corner Court street “DOWN “TOWN and, and eerie, with his Apply to box 3.139 New sory. po Qoscman. ° and hnows the cl-y. are. CLPRK WA TED.—WAN © proseriptir avenue B, immediately, Pply at No i4l .— WANTED. AN BXPERLENCED COACH- derstands the busi: ess, iv a s¥ilfal driver, Maiden lano, second &. ‘ge CEE WANTED — A D8UG CLERK, W; “ AUNDRESS WANTED—A WOMAN FULLY COM- peten to do the work ina respectable family Apply 9¢ 7 bt, Marh’s place, hetween First and Second avenucs young bo cor trol and Indes ‘Addy ons, stating basiness, box 190 Her 0 MINING COMPANIES AND MANUFACTURING a) can a olty of New bye five good references will Dyo, No. 2 Maid e. Apvey to Jno 8 BOSS MECHANICS.—WANTED TO APPRENTICE fourteon years of age, to m trade. Full tures over him will be given if ig foky Fad nee BANK, far to Rs MAIDEN Twenty 6) pring tree cbemists.— An educated chemist, practicall, inted fer NO 38 Boat fy a with tbe manufeotu ne hrarigess, cherie Vanclyeis and be ‘A.M, 3and6i¢ PM lei ree ving, In of Gndin, table eogagement; speaks hom ena way. aig te Fort Hamitis 7 ie French fuontly, ittle Spanish, ieee. and back to New York. 25 cents No bait piles fo, byebtion »Bouth ppomcnrcl or Mexico. Apply to fren. A B., 196 Gr ret. ‘OURTH OF JULY JxoupaON THE STRAMEA ANTED—s YOUNG AMERICAN OR ENGLISG groron, capt Will eee a wi ke an Ba. We, f gentes! appearance. as housekeeper, Address wing plagee noes ee Sue yg hE La Hereld office seating where an intorview may be tie at 4 AM eA w vi mAM? ‘ANTED—A SITUATION a8 HOUSEKEEPER. BYA se . Retorning ity aes tap Young Americem woman, cither in city or country, o eee 4 Sore er Bay i; Sent of city refer mm. Address M.D. C., 214, Had He oreloek, ton stroet. of the boat GIRLS TO GO A OURTH OF JULY _ EXCURSION eding at College Point an: ie ty Av conte eno + 8 P 4; Delanoy stre Jone ‘Twelfth atree relebth street 10 eolsoe; returning to the cit; trip will afford a fine view around the bouy at Port 8 Bebuyler. WOuRa OF JULY. 1854—GRAND ILLUMINATION of the Observatory in Forty second street, opposite the Crystal Palace.—The or reigned meopeatretty | jaforme the t habitants of the Ce A York rise ity that he polar the Observatory Persons viritin, this ‘this ovening ‘will bave a fine view of the layed baht a dee aaa mye SCN in fact all the ad lor thirty ceallon dis The ork city by gas ight will more than repey the for their virit Aer? variety of thes me the oe bundred foot fanding . B. GARONER. RaND FOURTH oF aULY efit ae a TO HAVER touching at Amos street each way. OURLY youg 2 JULY EXCURSIONS TO Outienderg 9 Ferey. Tillitudlam, and Fors Loa. Fare, 12% cents. Fhe seems FLOR, KaADdK, Capt EB ancve places. on 7: a mg o from7 A. M. until 3P. ay} leaving Fort ‘Lee on lasttrip SPM, ULY, 1834,—VOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, ¥ ‘4 Dock, Ocean House" Port Wsshington yk, rcen's Dok, (Middletown). and ted from foot of Mobineon street, North river —The now and spiendid rtosmbent aL EC Put fe sia Rorth B. Beguerty. will foo! jows urdas Monday, July 3 att Wedvesdsy. July 5, at 2g PM. mpection with this balf an hour before the bid trusting this boat OONLIGHT COTILLON EXCURSION UP THER Budeon river. as far as Wost Point, on the evening of the 4th of Jn} splendid steamer CHAMPI dant, A. Smith will J Pier No 3N epgac The it of a oommittes Sappe; cireparty, The we Champion is 400 feet in focommodate 1.000 passengers Fare for — vince |. W. HANCOX, z Bo tage al ORDER.— DER ciety wir serombi ~ Wheehipcens Generel ane Sonetent atresdance the large room of Tammany Hall will f'z the sdmission of mom ers, javited of the society, with ladies accompanying ee B : offs 3 Bt weet ‘ 3 Li $32: re EEeeel iia ‘ ry | ‘wall by &Co, 1h W's ieee drese to or »pply at 185 Ei ANTED-RY 4 down to prote of adv: ANTRP—A FESPECTABLE LAD, FROM TWELY « fe fourteen years of age. to make himsolf genorally hippie and commission house. Salary for tho Ere sey #0, Paddrens box 2.651 Post wfiice, ‘ANTED,--ALL SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS SHOULD now that Wiloox’s U. years’ succossfal expe jenco in filling ail schools and jady, i gre Down town dress for thi : CONSEQUENCE ANTED- 4 PROTESTANT MAN ver, and od home by applying to B.D. Moore ‘experience, in some Ii “ ehorts Hertings, Downe Peary naTarryesqn, { irelend. Please address 5. M, jendid steams y cr pier of Jey iret, in thea mo! ANTED—BY A YOUNG Mal Retureing will tea: of unblemished charscter, jmnoon tien afon aa clerk, nal * Revursing will leare Ho vpeohs the Gorm an 2 yeare 0}, feet iG inohoe hi bi sno, and is otf part! " Went. Point. red. Wook, either porsom 437, Torald office, anaes BY A capes WOMAN, JUST Stat t i ye Can ‘produce the best of toatimouiale s seem at 57 Chambers street, in the attic, for two days. ‘AN PRD—TWO SCOTCHMEN, WELL RECOMMEND. ar dower and coachman. 4 pply to Mr. Iamilton, ecquainted with the training of hoi Jeaxant and wagon to aH ii jed. or Military Academy, caused b; on board, will one as cook, washer oung ehild, &e. Ap. treet. None need di Ci WHO I8 A GOOD take cure of a garden A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED ae general overscer and vetori jarge ostablishment, in the city or capacity for mar tthe best reforence: ra Duyoor, nt the elt box 106 Horak eo, oF any Tor raihe could take hisunif asefel, Eng ish languages. Please ad Twent; sevon! ih street, ‘OUNG MAN, A SITUATION y not co mach an object os pror- 8. School Agency, 298 Brosd- miles. Bvory dollar t, for his kindness in 1 comfort of his p&asengers 1 ard wovld reo-mmend sil persons going to the Fishing Ranks, who wish « 0 patronize the above on hoard. y, John Richardson, |. FRENCH, Ch’n. ’ InED ON SUNDAY EVESING—BY A MAN ABOUT Be 0 siittle. neers no doubt SERIOUS INJURY 70 THE the visite von that no steam- permitted to land ice ie horeb: Se eur, Trustees of # President, and Mosers. Pannott and the Lexington and Danville Kailroad IN it C took up and burnt heir company bonds, a thi Let 4 fe now working on with o Thi ane the all important conne sting link through eg Kenvuchy,, bu deve a the Sorshern aad crutiera 6 iat cap In progress. wrist whic rtake of a dinner or the occasion by. 0 Howard 2 brown, in Ine beet ey sazte,swhiah wll sa teeth two Rands fogs O'CLOCK PRECISELY. ASONIC. NOTICR THE BROTHERS OF CYRUS friewde se X. diferent pore ‘of the country fe Ledge, No 206 and the fraternity in good standing, are vited am have signited their intention of Lo meet st thelr reom, corucr of Crosse ‘and sent Broome sireots this 4th day of July, to sttend the funeral of of Bri ther Lusk, late of this Lod; Tickets for admission to thi es wisenyet es ten to the —_ Sachems of the lel B. Delavan. Geo caegany rons Jacod M Vreeland, ‘Charles A sonar, Teare's R Mon x — i ~ B, BETHER! rr \dewater 9 eaatale J. me 12, Gipey: FJ. Nodine onters g mi, ‘SORE CONLIN Proprietor. Z—TO COME OFF AT by gt am oo wales ey pherneee. bn ont eee three All lovers asta ey Young Tasie bee to come off rain or areca eats onaR, a Mr. “sree rh Pe me Patera rts stack, a4 Lad ea ae eA ay wari pai etal pat the tow fare oF tee a rA08 Gouree at 6G “Er DUDLEY, Superintendent ‘A PURSE OF: 500 WIL, Co We Tancte. Ge proprietor ot ie hovel aa 0 Come off ae once SOHN T-BNEDIKER, Propricter, 1 counep tS hee Oo anes TING oa, halt pemees To come of iD TABLES FOR Sat amine our stock of 1 oak tarles, with mor ie beane eh the Teese tates. LEO -y pe- then Nand second band fof i kb CLAN LANCY, W. M. A. F, Suxrann, Seoretary pro tem. \N AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 10 ceca 1 fare on the First avenue line of sages wa to three conte. Sra OTIOB - CON Cons a TAL ree -.. Howard strect, Jal; of the Bachem and Council G1GA embers o © Pet od DREWS & CO. T. 1. iy 4, 083 QUBMARINE ag ogy 4 yd 4 KROFH 4 Brosa 5 having comple marine Lugineers, No. street ted Their coptract with ‘the 5 ley of New Tork to romove by bwarine blasting t1 uit it rock, off the foot of part of given a6 to promptness, expe- aitien HY fils ip the Pofermanse of contracts sare ie baer, Puppet and efaity, Dia fa | Bath = ey tation bal Wee "| Gat HOUSE, TonEnes. aan ee. [0- rel 18 = open for board sient be ular and patrons th he with ® there bette. RETREATS. lors an oe ont Bvdso iver eet tae 359 Phy oy Errand cides in fa the rong pe St BUREL as SUBIORT ER, PRC PROFRIEI 1 AHANT Bag Lo pd SPLENDID, “NEW AND fais e Na i 3 i ' it < ms ie : i : z 3 a i 2 F i i zaaF i var i ge : i ta BS i i ‘ge 2) will bein * SA ATH? tte! dally, raten relat: to spartments, terme, bys LONG Sore ane (sent, pont, fal les ony House re. reutaien fon ame may. QBA BATHING — UNITED. erates HOTEL —10 Branch New Jorsey.—K' iB. ed operation in w AT SHREWSE NEW Jey aes fete reeepaen Sut iM i Tho toloeraph from t). Osean How the reception of acter | ee NOHO Foy nae, Nias. (DR, LONG 18 xD THe ‘CUAMPLIP ow in Ts tc vifel + ith (vs fall Patan i bse prateeba eae Tore necess from thy mg the can be RLLES aMos L. NG NEDY & CRATER, Pro. . for the summer ronson HENRY B. RIRLL, Proprietor, BOARDING aND LODGING, adert +treete in the 4 Prneed for ccnventence to stagoand ost, ton “Pack set BETWEEN BROAD- Warnregton jaSiraagere visiting the ted" with nrg alry parva ern impevtomente. on 7 2° 192 Righth ave Tiroets. ———____—______ CORNER OF FOU! totes bas been 9 by N A FURKNISDED Reon 7 LET—IN a SMALL al vate family. ti East 7 oth itrect. ef v0 iy \ SUIT 0 or HANUDSOMALY FURNISHED ROOMS, ON to et to gentiem desirable y and in the most central Yoostion, 0 cal! before sl or after 3 e'@ieck, at oe le ao oy: Brow padway. Refer: LabY AMD GREATLEMAN, O8 TWO SINGLE a _dftnbiomen, ean be socom ed with fall o¢ paruia! 4 ‘ood ror me biaut, eet, Pith svenesr, three ’ scene aoreh of Fowhte adepet Address L. ., Waraids ofoe, oF OARD—AT TAE NeW HOTEL ON my ho 673 to ‘?, Ke z nT dotirable rooms to } ly oF a House frst class, newly feralsh ay nd b remarkably vol, and pleasant IN BROOKLYN. —A FEW BOARD) jated bale fall or partial boar: de som soaee or. a ferred moder: TU 68 Water street, Brooklyss OARD IN 80UTB BKUUKLYN.—A PRIVATE FaM- ly. cooupying » drst Cad house close to the South ‘Brooklyn, will de socommodate one oF twe . co genta ocak _ ee ie pease, fs a fig hat ae ee ea ol 7 leks sures inrest w brooklyn ai poly ‘ike to obtain partial board, for Sires % ity ef Vangerbiie't landing, tvaviing cam be had. Adareses dox 419 Poot Umce, OARDING- 3 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN ote | £2; tlemen apd tbe ye R PERM ANENT.— roomeall a jo terms loca. § Avniy ‘at ibe Proprictors. aT. 47 CONCORD STREET, BROOKL' furnished i Ca Iter eal genes od) Ry Rad or partial board im» hishl) reepectabie fami, 2 very pleasan: and cer tral part of the city. lore appiy at 45 Bt Budson stro street. OARDING: two room OUNTRY BOsaD ary, z FINE, AIRY ROOME TO fail; uated cn the East pe would find ‘Ging bome Apply from 9 to 1] o'clock at 117 Front street fron: office, up étaira, Come: BOARD.—FAMILIES OR SINGLE GEN. Teme wiaisas to obtain mat ia Ste oe our Broadway, corn: r ater street. eorner of Fietcher, PRIVATE BOsRDING—SEVERAL VERY PLEA’ ane unfurnished. cam be ding at ere Fourth see nel rn a be had 02 pee- OUTHER* ina deligbtially ool locati¢n. where they Baye both ERS AND OTHERS, WISHING BOSAD city and countr; sy obtain the samo by appiy- 247 Wont eet corn pars the door and the cars within of Niath avenue. look. -A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, OB A jeme beds om, with privilvge of parlor, where boarders «rb by gougleman and lady - dy only a between Union square gadBoomenttnec ote ‘or wost of Broadway. Ad- dross M. T, Broadway Post Om. anran pa be IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN A in the vicinity of thig city, by a , who jeoirt x obta! is. Us hpowledge of fh language, and who would 'y give Frenob in exchenge for Tinglish 0 omen Seasu L.S., Horalé ~ SPER! UALISM, NN LEAH BROWN. (FOR, y af tho Fox famity,) will hold oizctes at Rast afiteanth streat, Irving placo, on every ray Wednorday T a Friday evenings, from 5 to o'clock. ‘Abwistion LUMBINO. vuLey Pgs oy RE PLUMBER Pai) fret rate Lande employ th eund inbabite York Call ood au BEjoNGs, stand 50 Gold srest, between 1 A. M. and 2P. M. 0 BOOKBINDEKS -aN EXTRA FINISH: A Limmodiatoly apply at 1¢ North William street (yeNtep-a PAPER BOX MANUFACTURER, TO by ly. Apply at the othce of hoomie & weet, rooms Noe. 14 and 15, ap IMMEDIATELY THREE coon. ps dad wm barvers, at the Girard House, 127 Wee TED LOST A AND. ) FOUND. Rye ON SsTuRDay, JULY FIRST, hay IN Prem ray thy SET receive APRA oe BBRINIKES, No. fo marked on the ol Let AND TAN be 4 out. Had on when let a colle eller, wi ibs name, REWARD.—LOST ON THE 38D INST, $25.ch on it rest nnd Breaday to yl tb box, cov. Net ge back to at eh Wil in vtreety $5, EAR ot as he oe a ed piece, fe v rh ae | Fev atta Bitar 0 will return pe REWARD aprnaren, po THE of the subsor ih of ete cere en ve seen Ce ie Ba ee LAB ee eae ra ets the hat factery, wasaieates 3 ore reeaive the above WARD LOT, 3 JOLY s, AHEN a lerge ateion and Belted fee MISCELLANEOUS. DR ws.. ~T0% bg PARTNERSHIP VU fore ort e firm tae 0: ae ‘rill be “iia yee ab: VAN 0] j JOUN Wo aMERWAy, ceriver parts rena tha itor the I fo ne of Van Nordes atom _ KENT oR TORR. No 186 BROA| Wav, UNDES ropoliten Motel Apply to A. T STEWART & Broadsy avd Chambere street.