The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1854, Page 5

z seve tue property and lives of tho-e entrus' Is was quite a vat Capt. D. poe eg coved too strong emotions to give utterance to his feeliags, and ho expressed himselt. On each piece of was the following inscription:— * Presented to Captain Ezekiel B Urumamond, of the snio Continent, by the Atlantic, Mercantile and Now York Taieal Insaonendie mpanies, of New York, in conaidera- Ucn of meritorious services rendered by himon her pas- trom New York to Liverpoul, in October, 1853.”” The ship referred to ahove a4 having remained by the Cent ivent when in en alwost sumking conlition, wax the ship Fbilavthropist, Captain Wilson, of Liverpool, to whom Nessre. Tapscott & Uo. presented some short time stuce a very elegant silver tea service for his noble and wenly conduct on that vcoasion ‘Tas CoLNs STeammRs—Grear Savino In THE CoNsuMP- miox ov Fumt.—The s camer Arctic is now un lergoing repairs very important nature. Her engines are be- overhauled with » view to etfect changes, which, if successful, will reduce the expense of navigating that vessel to Dearly one half the present cost. These repairs have been in progress for pearly amontb, duriag which time the Arctic tine been lying at ber dock foot of Canal wirect, the Pee being totally unaware of the imvoriaat eharnoter of the alterations she i¢ undergoing; al erative whied, if successful, will do more than any iinyrovement , of the last ten years to nupercede sailing vessels. As this fe water of great importance to the steam marine of thie couniry, we have been at sacks pales io preparing an aecount of what the repairs are, and what Mr, Coilins is trying toeflect. It is well known that the great reason why steam navi- gation bax not before this time super all otuer medes of transportation, is on account of the excessive ost of fuel, and the great desiteratum iy to increaso ‘the power ane-diminisa the cost of steam. a how is thie to be dune! Bricason says, by using hot sir instead of weam. But then the difficaities are wo insuporanie in bie Beales, that we understand he nas givea up this idea, jopted the change Mr. Culling is ac0ut to try en peo 0 Arctic, The secret of the whole matter = the steam, after it passes from the boiler, i+ carried pipes back through the furnaces and submitted anew 2y action of heat. This procesa converts it iato what io y calied stam. It has been foand cnat this tam ling, fran tlety to fifty per cent mors oxpaasive, than when in the form of steam afcer it-leaves the . ‘This increaset force is, of course, saving ¢f @ proportionate amount of fuel, effect will be to reuder uonecessary such larg of fued. It will also effect Pare Tavieg in store r> ‘The saving of 40 per cont of yy no means » trifle One of the Collin steamers uses cighty tuns of coala das This would make from 800 to 1,0) tons for overy ‘erore the Atlantic. Es imating the value of yal at . per tou, thia would make the cost of fuel por day $40 ‘and for a trip, counting is average length ten days, $4,000. As each steamer crosses the Atluntic thirteen times & yeur, when they run regularly, the yearly ex- Pease foreach steamer must be ‘over $60,000, and for the Unrre steamers $151,000 If the improved machinery is suecessful, and they succeed in saving 40 per cont, it will amount to the snug sum of $62,000, all clear ‘The advantayes arising from the succesafu Ri recalt of ‘thi experment cas not oe over estimated. It will have ® most important bearing on the exfension of the steam marine of the ecuntry. taken, the fear of lack of fuel being to some extent done away with. Nor will stopping places be so essential to ‘these steamers that are yet to ply betwen the eastern coast of Asia and the western coast of America. ‘The production of steain by the process duseribed is aaa che, Tekmotmasecs tone hace: bnew is Si most experienced enginerrs. There was a patent taken out in sgl for something very sunilar,called “Frost's psig ”” snd there is anengine now at Stillman & Al- foot of Twelfth strevt, that is supplied with motive Eee this means. Mr. Kerstead, mow employed on © Arctic, in superintending the changes ia her machi- be ed was engineer on board & boat called the Joseph Johnson, the engines of which are constructed on this prmeine. This beat has made several trips down the ‘und the rosults have been very satisfactory, x statemen!, in this place of the ¢! the steam un- Gergocs, daring its conversion into stam, may not be uninteresting. ‘Water, when converted into steam, increases seventeen pect times in volume. Thus if a cubic inch of water laced in a tube with a bore an inch square, we A gee it rise, under tho influence of heat, to the height of 1,700 inches. Changed into stam, it would Become 2,580 inches high, making the gar nacelle es atom 680 times greater than that of stear ‘It may be aked, why could not the oath amount of beat be-apsiied to the botior as is afterwards applied to ‘the stes: — eet e through the furnace? One of ‘the ans: i@ia, thay the intense heat of the boiler would caure ctor rapid sccumulation of salt inside, and form what is.termed a‘ scale’? This scale is the salt applies and other rubstances fonad in pond which attaches it- elf to the vices of the boi ery corroding: ‘comporition. Another and the Een reason Is, that motale, when. subjected toa very b temparstare, will not vaporize water, Thaall sea thtow s fowslzops-et waeer on en ib: tensely heated ieee of platina or iron, it wilt not be con- verted into steam, but willremam in @ spheroidal form vptil the temperature declines, when it will cvaoorate in the form of steam. T:is is the great reason why the temperature cannot be raised above a certain point in boilers, tor if it is the water on inmde forms into roundet globules and will ‘eViporate. these difficulties are Pte by sub wmitting the stermdirectly to the so of heat. Th vebange it uring thia proeees has been do- undergoes seribed in this wey:—Steam is com bules of watery vapor, each of which ensloses a cortain quoptity of calc’ "The beat. bursts these globules, seta free the caloric, and torms the much more expan sible ges bnown as stam. The truth of this solution we are pot pre; to vouch for, At one time it was thought that an insuperable diffi culty Sed paeeeaies itself. It was that the stam, bein so much drier than the steam, would not sufficient! Tucubrate the pistons, but would cat and mar them This cificul'y bas deem obviate? by an ingenious device, ereby » portion of the is remixed with the steam, when it is found necoseesy to lucubrate the Aretic.is expected to be ready for sca by the 29th “instant, when a trial trip, in or er to test the new ma- ebinery, will be mace. be public, especially commer. cial men, will look with great anxiety for the result of Mr. Collins’ experiments. dof minate glo Obit ‘. NICHOLAS HAIGHT, ESQ., OF NEW YORK. Died, at his residence in this city, on Friday, the 14th fastant, Colonel Nicwonas Harcut, aged 62 years. His funeral took place on Sunday. Colonel Haight a few years since was chosen com- mancer of ihe Veteran Corps of the soldiers of the war of 1812, snd was principally instrumental in organizing those of them who were engaged in the defence of this eity during the war of 1812 iptoa military association. He bas been active in co-operating in measures to draw the attention of Congress, and tho Legislature of this State, towards affording relief to the survivors of those goldiers who took the part of the country ia the last war with Great Britain, referred to. Col. Haight was of an old New York family, whose connections are extensive in this city and in the North River counties. He was oogaged in the dry goods busi- ness in Broadway, (of the firm of John & Nicholas Haight,) for several years after tho peace of 1816, and @ubsequently he was concerned in the impgrtation and manufacture of carpets. He was one of the first to in- ‘troduce the manufacture of ingrain carpeting in the Gaited States ; and we bolicve he visited Great Butain bout the year 1820jfor the purpose of renicring nim- self familiar with the process of manufacturing the ar- ticle. He was not successful in the business, whica he pareued for years with zeal and the exercise of much talent, and be subsequently engaged in the insurance business ; also acting as egent in the sale of real estate. A few years sinco he was active in introducing sottiers Grom this quarter into an extensive tract in East Tennes- wee, aud bas recently been engaged in agencies of va- rious hincs. Colonel Haight was a man of great energy and enthu- Lanny mm whatever he undertook , however eccentricities of character, which, alll ough they ate bim some enemies, dig not perhaps detract from he ral merits as a citizen who was cateemed by + wise eucle of frienis, who lament his loss, after a lif characterized by great activity and perseverance, de voted to peivate and public duties. wut intelligence. ‘Tmatn By Cuotkaa.—A hand on board a Pennsylvania eval burge, laying at the foot of Grand strect, named Michael M. Hulse, died on board the boat yesterday morning, of cholera, after a sickness of two days. Coro- ner Hanford held an inquest. Soppen DeaTu Ney O'Neal, a native of Ireland, about pos years ot age, died suddeuly on Saturday, at No. 2i street. Coroner Hantord held an inquest, and mete rendered s verdict of death by intemperance. Bureiany —The house of Mr. 8. F. Richardson, No. 70 South Fourth street, was recently visited by burglars. Mc. R. and family returned from the country on star. day, and found several doors and drawers broken open: Dut po property was miseing. The silver ware, woich the thioves were probably after, wae secreted in an ap- per room, and did not come under their observation. Su Buagay C Commaxnaent —The ecict of the MByor to pm gee of brsiness yesterday was generally ‘a fer undauntod spirits, however, persisted rf face ‘nets dvore vore open. Rees & Co,, @ 280 Broaaway.—Tne Mages evor of th ty, six yours af at tho ol Treat red: Albert fH. Nicolay will hold his regular Sap Segmly Masten, #a.¢ of eivcks and tonds, t3is dey, of rohan ¥ ‘or fure particniace, Dioner sidicin’s melodeosa| Me. Wat aud panos of aight vthor Ciferout mates ste fad finish. Music and ma Vactety, and of quaviey notts tis dlotwo being emall prod neo etek ie ovnstraty and raphy Mage a4 Let Mo ‘Alone * Ballad, 25 dalled with bo. ntifot tidaminnsed Weadoror's Retare 8, Clenotee On ora‘ Festival Powns.” Of conte, with Dean. (fa viznatte, 38 conte; HORACE WAILERS, publisher, - ee lo seat ty mail postage free, 683 Broadway, Longer voyages can be under- | 7 Sassertenest of pentiomen't and’ boys’ ateemar aia ted fornisling ¢ nad. cr3 they are now selling at greatly Teauced prices. Prico—no deviation. Laces—Junt peocived, by R. W. Rober Broadway, corner of Ntuth street, 12 000 sarde of G@ienv ve laco- forty per cent lows than any goods of the -eme Rind ever effe ehemissttes sleeves snd collars of past j also, Fi bande in ca shock balers perehasing slosh tween Kolinson and Murray, easuring the humaa form vor- fomeasurably gratified wich his plac. Aiea be always secured GhRAN'S, No. 1 Astor Ladies’ Reticata— Just Reeelved, per steamers Atlantic and Union, ® largo aecor>ment, aloo, » way. Bullard Tables, just Aokned.—Tne ont whions.—Prico grvatly reduced at A BASSFUR No. 63 Contre street. or No.8 Ann stroot sh aud state tab os, with air cushions ‘n trial, oues, leathers, £0, at reduced prices, Machines.—{f the public wisn to Sewing parehase oad machines, which they can use without dan. or of WDE pa'en' aed at ho -smetine heve th mabines cree. devised tet thom gur sivale tbr ‘iraded Tmuchiaog, which are secured b dinpated pate: favored by TM Sivese. a and becouvices’ ik ‘9 equal - SINGER v4 vo., 323 - Bxaw! broadway. A Rare ity.—KFor Sale, a Pe teen, hea'thy non: and exceedingly pleasant. ome Winot yonr aba; 83.000, with every Prospeste of iacrense A loase of threo years yotto ra. with s renewal of vo Terms moderate. Inquire of H. Hunt Snolling, 308 Brad way. Batchelor’s Hair Dye te still the Leading article by all ao! edged to be the boxt dye extant fr ane i] moment it fs spp"! Tons parts of the world proclaim it the oa) teliabie dye Anown ‘sold fy) PATCAELOR'S No. Broadway. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye.—This Peerless Com- pound is by universal scclamation erates ate to bethe m st re‘iadie dy ay eS R vor bro in its coloring pro- cosses importing at ourishment and slki- Sonees tha wale gaa ‘wholesale and retait, and epplicd, at 6 Astor Douae. Whiskers, Moustaches, or H stro: sae ge? i to ie wid t to 5, Brooklyn; ze Filed iphia, Briggs, bal ‘State street, Alvar Wigs ond lor, of No. 233 ie FD eape ed to apneunce anuthér beautifel im: Manafacture of ae articles. This in- bn to Incios’ and gents hair work, and lo the most perfect imitation ot Setare yet discovered, Hyatt’s Life Balsam. venetian shane, in its most painful fort ad the worst cases of diveas ir comp! ns, kidi incipien mp oat cortaiuty cares by thie great uriter P: me. 245 Geand street. Seven bs agg Ref ei evaporite ges Ae aiment,_ in pint bet y thin, ring coiio, ovrellings lumps, a, ola by ache srarekeope re eu are; gett coat staect, N York. Dyo# & Sons, Pi eiphila, ys and Ague has set in early this Season. —We hear of it overywrere, Numbers are laid mp with it in thia city, while in Now Jorroy, on Long lela river, at Staron Island, and, in fact, in near'y every lvosl- uy witlin aifty milve of New York, it prevails. Beyond Limit it ta oti jd «he: order to break =p ‘tue como) te arthlo om hend % 0! Ore it bas had time to exhaust the patient There can be no aman boing who bas ‘Tonic Mixture, tuat it dute t the diseass, wilt po doubt in the mina of given by tho prop: (wuceessors to 5 ‘Aorinwell), e6 William stroet, who themieives tothe assertivn' that it wil effect a cure in he mort obstina e cases Died, On Sunday, July 16, ex Justice Henny W. Merarrr, aged 50 years, 8 months snd 27 days. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully intited to attend his funeral, at ten o’clock this mormug, from his late residence, No. 609 Houston street. Suddenly, cn Sunday, July 16, kurey, wife of Henry Cinsemnan, sad ‘and youngest daughter of ‘the late William Graham, senior, ~ Fo) 21 years, 6 months and 6 days. ‘The trionds of the family, and those of her brothers, John C., Thomas Wilham, (com ‘Adam and Alexander Grabam, are invited to attend the fuueral, from her late residenco, No. 365 Grand strect, corner of Essex, at half- yast threo o’clock this afternoon, without further invi- tation, On Sunday, July 16, Jane Manta, youngest child of John F. and Sarah E. Standish, aged I year, 2 months and 10 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, at one o'clock this afternvon, from No. 89 Perry street. On Friday, July 14, Wr1am Jasms, son of Joshua A. and Mary A Garrison, aged 10 months and 11 days. His remains were interred at Greeo wood Cemetery. afternoon, July 85, of inflaunmation ‘ot tho 28th year of his age, Caxpe« ABBOTT, son of the late Dr. Robert Abdo t, of ot. Croix, W. L His friends are respecttully invited wo attend his fu- neral, at the Church of the ascension, corner of Tenth street and Fifth avenue, at three o'clock this aftorooun, without further invitation. On Saturday, July 15, Mrs. Mamta Reo Dusitr, wife of George W. Hojer, Senior, agou 49 years, 2 months and 17 days. ‘he friends and rotatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 112 Kast Twenty-fiftn street, at two o'clock this after- noon. Lovg Island and Lansingburg papers please copy. At Yorkville, on Friday, July 14, Ciara, daughter of Andrew J. and Mary Augusia Constamtine, aged 2 years and 2 months. ‘The funeral will take placo at nine o’cl»ck this morn- ing. The remains wili bs conveyed to Greenwood. On Saturday evening, July 16, Mancaagt AN MAGAS, aged § monthsand 9 days, daughter of Edward afd Mar garet Ann Elngan. The relatives and friends are requosted to attend the funeral, at three o'clock this afternoon, from No. 101 Sixth avenue. On Saturday eroning, July 16, after a brief and painful fitness, At ALLAN, son of Randolph and Caroline Lexow, aget months. Hull (England) papers please copy. in Brooklyn, on saturday, July 15, Gronar Wasrsatox, yeunpest son'of Joseph and Mary Jane Wood, i months. after a short but se year and 4 On Wednosday evening, July 12 vere illness, of of the lungs, Tuomas, son of the late James and Wintred O'Hearn, aged 42 years and mon ELs rpmains were interred in Calvary Cemetory. x “None knew him bat to ove him; py Nor named him vut to praiv ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSON Ale BROOKLYN BXPRESS—THE BROOKLTN EXPRESS ho received 8 trunk on bead of the Pultoa for- ry boat en Friday tho 1ith tase ated to delives it imme eet, Brook.yn. Chote adress or cull at 107 Will confer a creas favor om the 6 sansa sicet, OF JOHN Wacken ‘toon months age; be i sober ine height light (soinplox tie mother. fra stio 1d meet the o; = vill confve'» fevers os in Be for Celitorsia %. de.phia Ledgor _ a. W teen R.8 p—THe UNDRRSIGRED v cree meeting to be held Kev Dr. Hatset a” * Onerea,© etna and hidgo stroete, to consider Ronee mom a Bxciee e crore the B eetivg ‘The pw atbaniel bose 31 yd haane, $ St z Carpenter, Thomas Seeley « Mord, Joga un Toevay mM, Haight, ead orhure, a & en pesto’ y ab HD # ust Kwenty tourth bh avpane -44s GAYNOR CON her celemsted Frowsh and ve coreots. Daring sways ou baad enoh aa tm- db goloction she quarastece to all tpales a £83 haif ueual y eherged. 65 Shird svence. Scrner of T Nb street, PORTED WoVe Cont tipnes to receive (wenkty + ngtish praaee. | error To ‘ADoPr A PEWALE easy. Please addrese Mary H., Her.) + GOvD COOK. QUAM aE ¢alD, NURSE, “a seamstress wanted immed! y fore fie: ¢ clase fe all: ubormatd: A . ‘acher and ivoner oF has no ‘Mjection vo go te the country apply at Wit Bioveath at, tT rae mee Mth Call's at 353 Tweitth M RXORLUNT SEAMSTRESS WISHES ‘A S(TU4- tiow cr wou d tak ye Ore Shiteren, Has wo object Sivals ‘Has sity socronene nail tn or pidrove Mf. G., 380 Weet Twenty fourth street betwoen Ninth sad leoth avenues, RESPECTABLE penta WOMAN WISHE’ A Situs thon afresh breast of mi'k, N ENGLISH LaDy WISHES AN ENGAGEMENT AS ine fanily, Ca 1 wt 189 Orchard street. AN INGLISH LaDy, WITH & FINE DQRAST OF wi. having lost ber baby. would teke one t» wet purse Inquire in the store, 4) Spring stroat. A \OUSG WOMAN WANTS Ad iITUATION, TO DO obaraborwork and saris ia washing and ironfog, or to 4 general housework in © emall family. Tho bovt of city can be aieo No objection to 9 a short distanea ry. Can be seen fortwo days, at 43 Marion brave in the rear. mh ‘OMAN WISHES A SITUATION Durse, or nurse and soa 5 shi cova un eae aivo, the cutrp, di itt cellont ger short diat et with a tanis, required as to cha x0 ‘capelility, Cam be scow fortwo dys, at O7 Wort ¥ iteenth Htreot, Tear Sixth avenue, ip the teat. “a N SUBRIO AN Fn WISHES A SIrUSTION AS c OD, oaobt private families io 5 gob the best of cit; D K. Ingran No. ‘® 9 muh an object as s perm: nce will be given. Address 79 Leonard etroot, DERE TAELS MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS co! wn. Can give good city reference. apply at vert Twentieth street. IN YEARS A YOUNG MAN, SIxTE: NOR SAVEN of age. want in tending bar, &c.; oo who b mexceptionable efor SOBER AND Ts DUSTRIOUS, YOUNG MAN A P testant, who writ 4 aod isoxpert at By is desirous bfobtaising eantion as harksoter oe clare ie overy or dry goods 2, in which he coal a Ars, date Ms boy, who can God ‘well rogommend pply to Mo: ry & Co, S ‘Teal iret’, et nt Or ~-A RESPECTABLE WO) yh 4 Be PRO. duce gord city refer 0 from her | eo, may hear pee situation in @ private family, Ls “ "Lafayotte OACBMAN WANTED A COLORED SINGLE MAN, who thoroughly understands his business. aud the man agement o! hor es. eget in the evening, between 7 and 9, at 27 Bast T Bet, “WANTED - Fy nN MERCANTILE OFTICE; AN 4 for OM we YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD upderstands bis Cher er} D® competent to tate sharge o| cod character, may find s permao we O31 Saxth a emue corner of Thirty sev: Das BOY WAN ED-AT No. 67 VESEY STREET Neno but az Amer ican need apply. whens MAY BE gro WITH HELP OF ALL rj ere ment See and Foreiga Emi UG CLERK WAS TED—: Rit d xe bit tor ory XPERIENCED SERVANTS WANTED AT THE RM- ployers’ and Servants’ Protective Agency. iireck. The 6 tees be: : : Mia nae loy ma enon sg none sor =, dae aye We Ce ENERAL HOUSEWORK—IS A GOuD COOK WASH Tally Good city ref cues givenr ADDY .t.No! lad oat city Toferonce given ney BL the reat, for t jay ey ay coop WASHER 4 ae. TRONE! Lo = = 0 ne but wages Hirer: ° oer sa ce werd at No. sonaeed in the office. "ooo recommendation gtvem if req dre0s hotel, Herald office ADY'S MAID WANT! g and fine sewing third street. ‘WANTS. | Wanzze-a GERMAN WoMaM, 48 4, COR AND Ao the country, Wages month. “Applyst iss" Weet Twonty Bfsb street. ANTED-A PROTESTANT GIA&L. THAT CAN 4 irom, and do general housework in a email Weehiba Gees teva s 27k eee en eer eee Wirt BY A RESPECTS Hope aro aa EB MIDDLE AGED s situation to do general house ‘and irosing. Can be seem nen as —_ ‘NURSE bay a ae wpectedle new lost her RCT, one as \eundress & 4 hey reforsnce oan be given. 133. street, second floor, froat rosm, - Can be seen for wwe day®. IN woman, a eee io er 239 tebermerhor 7 for sen muashs, to whom Gar thee SITUATION, BY a YouNG WOMAN, pel le of onvtiag § and fitting oni, to ne oF ti WWANTED—« SMART, i ft oe. as CHAMBER- maid and waiter in family none but oie natooensee required. Inquire at 233 rookly m. soamscress, hoes dist Wanzr—ny A MOST RESPECTABLE, youre Woman, a situativa ne chambermaid a: berwork’ i) fire w if nor a, 8 tho Fulton Ferry, Brovriyae. ANIED-RY A’STEADY PROTESTANT WOMAN, @ritvation as cook. ism good Bain cook bs ker ano is willing to assist im the whsbing and ir vaing in hmall family "Goo clty reference, Cam be seen, ull suited, at 266 Mulberry rticet, fj she rear. yy: to dolls ‘i amberwork, bas good voem ter ‘two days at 57 Boad a etree ANTED-BY A COMPETENT YouNG wowaN, A situation as c: ok, washer aad irover, or would do gene rel bouse' understaads m le D in overy parti ly or direct a line to 223 Bowery. Applicant is ry A SLIUATION AS NURSE, BY ONE W! mg?ly capable of taki can mate chil- neatly. Maa good 337 Pwelfth aiteet, i git ENGLISH she understands 5 to go out by the CW Post Omeds Herdbaat Wostenster county, N.Y. Wanititen te cusew inky ieee eet washer and aaa Please call at 171 Wost Twoaty ninth treet Can bo seem for two days, Bast of elty rotor ehV eRe A WIDOW WOMAN, Me with tbe g ond ee gfeneral ally, Good roterens i Washingion veresh in ahentens shor’ distance in the country. iroving, or tall private font for two NIED-HY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON, A SIT- uatkin to do the evoking of « nie private family; jection 'o sesiet in the warhing sud ironing it re eso call at 33 Vandowator street, near Pearl, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A zara: GIRL, aS chambermats; 18 @ good plain toed city re. Can be sera at charivon ‘treet, in the sase- ws pth fore Wy AGA SIIUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to de bowework, " ily. The b stoi reference given Piva 16 Note etrett, Bear tue corner of Hester, room Ne. second flow: ing. for two days Jat at Gao four Sears in Isst place, id ivouer, in a ft yj re eta boarding ol mig ae bie wr Inde pice. Please bone: street, in be: een, y besween Amity a1 try Good aly 1 rene: ash natin stroot, corner pt third floor, fro! ¢ room, for two days, 7 ANTED BY A yn Beh pans ob A SITUATION ae conmst isa g Les Bnewiedge of Aeesinsbicg: vena, welilies to aN is io chamterwerk and walt upon growing shilé Has good gy cy Meow until’ ongaged, at Noe 143 family, wer Bes! wiven. ' Please call at 228 Sullvan streets ‘up stairs, RSE WANTED—WANTED, A FIRST RATE nurre, to tal hi'd aout two roars ols. ie 4 street, betweea the NY Has rato Plosse apply 4 SITUATION, BY A sour COOK tion te 60, 8 5 bors ith jood rei BY A S'TwaTION Rel 2 GOVERNESS heh lady of good family: thoroughly qualit tiruct in ber own a ic, inctudieg tl drav ing, French, Teslian and German. Would ao | su should 9 favo Commanicatto edtoL. J. B factory referes ces will be given. ITUATION WANTED BY A GOOD Ska! 1D who lien 10 objection to go & short distal country. Apply at 27 Broadwa; QITUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE youxe SV worn, to do chambre cif dren. ko. Best of Wont Thisty first +trest TIVATION WANTE D—BY A RESPECTAULE YOUNG woman, to de chambrrwork and assist ia washing and chiy t ing. et pad nt Bry [atin Ty ib ll th ee eg ANTED-BY A RESPEC’ AGED WOMAN, A rituation to a0 gopers) bh ZERVANTS~-PRIVATE FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND family pm of city :eference 0 given. Can be Ny re gion my 4 kind of work, roadway, pl, of Kos ‘ ire nity for Trish, Engllab, Seoteh and German serve Gorman and Fronch farmers, coschmen, gacdet sod mechanics 2 ways to found there, andat the Utiice, 102 Groen@ich street. Tormy moderate 3 a ARTES. AT WALLACE canes INTELLI- (nest Puitoa) Brookiya, ral mut be well recommended, N, Rosters supplied with mele ond female rervants at this office. epenbetet 6 © PAMILIES GOING TO CALIF: —A YOUNG dy, a8 Averican, is destrous of a situation SoS ERs Pontes ene Tes Sddrese K.'M., Unfon square Post UMoe te Flee TO FASESTS—A LADY OF MUCH EXPERIENCE is devizous te oie ‘0 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS, ~WANTED.—4 siren tion as a-ohitectaral of buildings Apply 4, for @ week TRE UNITED STATES | FRIGATE 7 ia now ordered to be fitted mr. te for 2b ‘ys Americans. Apply at the savale mdervous, FN Praoklin square, from 10 cick A.M. ue | ke ROTEL BA apy wn! E> Onn RS — Wi ee S Jer rs As Sens part of ‘ ‘Address 7, be Ny etal’ of ASD STOVE DEALEI manufastarers of n 1d v0) stove, bong ready to ieerodace thi sinire the serviees of onrtion to act a4 age f rho sume, of RJ bo eed avply ror ‘ecu + Sadress dy with Foal maine. To DENTISTS A ITUATION WANTED. RY A DEN tht of expert el and mocharicat wating. fe clibe: ersueh dremel to Doatist, th Sout! South or im the pi Tio Lerey street, WL] movt with immo iiave atte WwW &3 Mute streots ANTE, A CHILD TO WEr NonsE—s Storr Healthy woman having l~.t ber obiid while w old, would te avenur, |, On the seco! TANTED—A_OTRL TO. A . Lonery where she cen have the comforts of « twonty shillings » mouth, In at 1657) t YOC SG fn few weeks artved i eoumtey, as ford plain co ©, the other ns w Can be seen’ GH engaged, wt 7 1 rivate fomlly, 9 ighly roec sat place No ohjoesion fo gr stati a ity. Apply at 11) Bart Eleventh “4 from ber the Hag tage W4sTED BY A ‘RESPECTABLE YOUSG GIRL & titation as mbermaid and scamstress Good city reference given from her last place, whore she has lived three years. Call at 6 Porry street, ia the rear, frout Tom. Can be seen for two days. ANTED-BY A STEADY PERSON re SITUATION nae tr tis to find — at where and to arsist in ole Gea orto on Could have « bows, wo onjection to Yonid go out to sew by the week of Pre from ¥ inet av ANTED— A COOK, WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER. pastry, brosd, 40, and who will Le wit ‘Apply st O46 Houston et jvok to day. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GIRL, TO DOCHAY- Lorwutk, aud to nastet in waching aud waitiog; 96m furish the b 4 reference from her last place. Apply at 40 bowerd str daye nt 13d suns the bast ot city jo days at 72 Firat stceet, be- poh nnayr SITUATION. 4 A er gg cookin & private tar.l Can be seoa for tw pm No 14. No objeoti ANTED-BY coon te aa lag ant som “ONE washing aud stom Gan hairs er maid avenne, in the faney store tort ° anys. ANTED—THE aay os A FAMILY OR GEN- tlemen wi bly understands tho wosbing ef abirte ant’ ovastins. Cat’ bs ones et fer fourth street, Fetween First and Beem avendos, 1a the rear. Wanre-s SITUATION, BY A Seevaqass in cooking; tea first rate washe: fo the hi rk of Se ed took. Can be oven for, fro days, st 71 Henry etreot, Winn AT OL ROBINSON dngtcy, seroral fe 135 by a ‘tthe Manta iatalligense offies, i A*1*0~A GOUD BONNET FRAYR MA! na tase ee an, CON. . scoTcs. of afver eet Thic- v Se'ds ck ip the ai ANTED—A conctasy MU! msn Apply, before ti o’e! ver neon, veenth greet. w* NTE’ —& SITCATIVS, BY A STRADY, TEM TETATO MOM Ae Cumol. Ma, Mmm DTI ily. to wile ant pone raliy, gerfat un on fiewony. The beet of erty ONTL N+ DY 4 HESPECTABLE PY 1 Ustiow 88 wre teble it W TED~A YOUNG Wet orders for t A commision paid the oovmere, and ©, deliverer ’ 8 o*, ome was Ov oon ‘ANTED—BY TWO “RESPROTA\ LE xoyna 7, iene ins dry ooo re. eee ote: Seo sadas of the Detineee. "deseo 3. Hs M87 West Twen ab wtrees. A YOUNG WAN 48 PORTER AND TO Ty aosfal; would ocossioun ly art, ae: ANTED- week. poly vewweea reet aTTH* MSTROPO- way, conver o! Howard ANTED-TUREE W WAITER! item Coffee Room, 433 2: Wee GOOD W aITSR, ot 98 CEDAR STREET, or {femple. Inquire berween 9 and 10 v’olock AT NO. ¢ 600 “BROADWAY, 170 Swart bo und cotand their business; als, & WwW ANTED—IN A JEWKLLER’S OFFICE, AN ACTIVE lad, who can writes ¢ od band and come well rocra- ace with reol mame > od reference, box 3/56 AN bi pg A hd Ls FOR AN OF, rho rorides w in Brooklyn pply to Joeeph rhe wey away. ANTED-A LAD, ABOUT FIFTERN YEARS OF see, to make Sgro gent H useful in a wholesale shirt store. One wi we something of the busiases pro ferred Apply to HH, Arenson, 7 William strost. iu'tho Basement,” GooD Boys. TO war ON t Willie's ediuing saloon, 48 Gold street, \ ANTED. T 41 BROADWAY, BASEMENT e BiR Reeper for restaurant in the city “ove but acom- mane ly. © orka, reb ol ANTED - rw es, od chambermaids HUS SPINK, Agent, CLERKS, Reryrperiy wai om) bora oP nds cintasepaatin: soak sseuateeste ‘siels ‘aod alco ewployere wishing help can be ay, at 4 Kast Broaéway, adjoiniaz Chat Fitssimon & MeLernon _evaAUIAE NM Linus is BROAD FAY. ~AN BLEGSNTLY FURNISGBL ite of rooms co let to & family or mangle ge: with or withont boord; moale sarved im roum4; sist contains all the moders tm BhOsDWsY.~LARGK AND DESIRABLE ae fall bor also rooms for sin be accommoxated 10! FRANKLIN STREET.--TWO PARLOKS oN THR vt flo ond, wise to let, to for required. Inquire os N.B- Hreaktast carved Lif requited: BT STREET, NEAR PLE TD cond fluor to let, wigt enh artofthe third foe table if desired agrecuble home, aisle cone adove. elightfully locat 4 ere and Cubans will fin Retoronees exebanged. RD STREET, tL BROADWA SE ma, with olrsats a wen and their wivas, rail or partial board. room for a single gentle man, with or without board ‘hs and gas. HQ Bast SIXTHEA TH. STRERT.—EXCELLENT Pat. f tuite of fino, alzy, wall furnished ot ¢ | 12 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIP avenue—Handrome furvished rorme to los, with oF permanon| ovements, ene, bath, Ac; also musio | sere given. Inquire as above. HAND-ONE BURSISRAD: cats ow peed WITH TWO he fret class house 77) fot street. where the com GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH A NEATLY FUR board, pleasant peivate furni y, DY HAVING A MODERN HOUSE, CONTAIN rat ee. ro South Brooktys mm, Beat in pact, or eclect boardi tiher. lib or witaoas fural tore, or would bs clad to meets Ieay with aemall capita to jcho her Address OP. Q, Herald ofico S¥aLL PavaTs Me wel tg mth ward, would theut board The Eighth nven' ss tho door Inquii 475 Hod on Burrow etroct and St Luke's Chusen. NUMMER OF RESPECTABLE YOUNG GENTLr- ain board and plessant rooms, on reasons OCCUPYING A OAKD —SUMME convenient and 673 to (79 Sixth bOUSE EXTRA COO\ER, MORE Cy hotel No. pl Hye ground, ‘avd yard; sults of rooms ivate tables carly and reo minutes. OARD—PULL O8 PARTIAL, WITH NRATLY FuA- isd rooms, can be found a¢ No. 312 Atlantic street, OsRD—A GENTLEMAN AND til8 WIFE. OR ONE or tre gontlem-s, can obtain board in a quiet and re- spectable fam ly, wh cloasant home cam be realized. Tqulre at 2 ¥orayth street, Wey err- c Paap eee ‘ROOM ON TITE SE oe d wi bar: late, Termatornit. Cars overy th in fe to lot tom contioman with f0ll or partial bord. to's ‘rocms. App.y 4 Franklin OaRD a BROOELY N —A LARGE aie. man ys ca. viftue within street ferries Anquire I 72 State utr et, corner o: OARD ON THE HUDSON RIVER.—A FEW BOARD- ers can be necommodated ins small family io the country Tho tion iabesithy and the accommodations Ph anes Addres 5 ha real same aad directivas, OARDING ~A SUITE OF APARTMENTS TO LE opeisting of parlor and bedroom, just vaoated parish family, in a fist class house, feplete with all tho modern im prov A ot B. Apply at 101 Tenth atre }OARDING.— INGLE GENTLEMEN CAN p] WELL near ated at No. 3% Porsytl fornished, = bod tached; ates, othor ‘rlohing lean’ sity rooms, will God ps room ary Pppasans, AND NEWLY boar: a, bog ry ne nm, OF Bowtare in souTil BROOKLYN.—TO LET, Wwita rilal bard, im a private Geruan family, Vo stu 0 y handsomely furnis! we wll overt Bouse at 90 Ha; foscss exchenge ai in otreet, near Henry. OPEL ROARD WANTED FOR | ustion Day » PaMILies AND SIN iS CERSLSEE & locate peated, modern impro: ERQEY CITY.—A_FRW PLEASANT AND LARGE ng to let, with fall or partial board, within three modorn imp ii ylew of New York B DING. SEVERAL hog ays z Boann) furnished or unfuro! e had, ms 2 private fami fewily, r ms Sorney City ferry ebur>b. ye toard during titosted in large end conveaicnt toms by N Bleeder st-eet, nour 0 GENTLEMEN with or with there wr mo cther a ae gmey plate oo rn nor ‘Address with ful New York. J ANTADRY 4 MECHANIC, PERMANENT BOARD here the comforts of & on tne @ the Bowory, Brotme. streets, Weferonce given if reyaired. S.A. 6, Herald office, Thy thea bor raves Waitie nen, THURSD Seo. 12) Frito iv wareure SOME Is © © OLLAN, Ne age We oil arttet oe af, weoune lout CONT perven § CRORNSEN WATCHES, IY HUNTING CASTS, PROV iP HY. wasrenced peafogs tne Reepers. G. C ‘SAL. No. il Wel reat sear broadway, wooend Bey steamers, |. Denes ‘HOFEL 2 BAUADWAY, NEW Your: uly 14, 1804 — baving 1 of the pablic under the manag: bof the eadorrigued, htt LMONIOO. EB DeILY MERTING OF Disa far Palace stocker wae SAPEDUNTED «id Adolph Niewann di Way, corner of heads street, New York. Nore —THE Lrquor DEALERS Nab THE RIGH- ‘teonth ps be ', L.T,—TROLING. MONDAY, JULY ‘Mateh ting 4 $1,000, mai falle boske Tose ry § bg ll COURSE, to Loy re elagemtal ucsdey, July 13, at3P. weedeat, b for ‘THE MILITARY, ) 4 4 Ry, 39) AK SIOLY 26 | 1s, we Ma AI ueM just verging on mavhoo ture'was pictured im colved aa great Ler oviation jeparted brother, is the appolated lot Thatthe of the Alert Guerd attend of oar late friend, iu a body, and wer usual badge of mourning for thirty days, the foregoing rvsolutions be entered on putes and a copy of thom signed by tne offlosrs of the Guard, ond travemitted to the family of the de- member alin nm That the ab published in the New York THOS BRENN. Murrny, £00. ENEY GUARD, ATTENTIO’ a 00 pany, will mee at Mr. on Asda’ at 13g o'eloea P. F pa trivate of respect te Abele in ari who was di vy Jai Sveretary. “REWARDS. need REWARD —LOST OV SATURDAY MORNING, A a!) Diack aud tan Englieh terrier dog, ovopped eare ‘The tinder will receive the arove re- » by returning him to 23 Car- Ino, Gnirrix, WAhD OF $50.-THE ABOVE be paid to ony person whe will arrest and at the ofa of the Mayor of thie Tordyce sylvo ter oherged with felon sylvester is about 60 soars of age, hed with black. H DPowAzD. REWARD —THE ABOVE REWARD iil be paid for she re ‘of Pierre 1 ree yh, who in the “Tharedey Se ee Ta cuppesed or etherw! i poe Nae tre A as tbe eee der Wor 0. 64 Cannon 6 ty “LOST A D FOUND, cm {OUND—IN WILLIAMSSURG oN, “WEDNESDAY Jast_ @ small amount o bh the owner eam have by opplyivg at 177 Bast y ninth street. O8T—ON THk 13TH INST,, ON BOARD ONE or Tl Hoboken costs, a roll of b penrhen consisting of tigre of the pena sion Li jorthern Liberties, Phila- delpbis. §3rew will be jd for the same, 2y ving hem ‘iS. Block's, 262 and fs Fulton etreet. ost— iN bak tf a Ra Pg oe 4 ir ‘Tate, 273 Fight ing th to us, at Wet Sovontoenth stroe re ate hg! nay ah aw ur” OSTA SMALL WHITE ENOLISH TERRIRG SLUT, with» brown spot on her ner > Cae of * Kitt, ey, to John Mastin, porter of Frige’s in begiaud; with No, 6 Chriscopher strce at thoroaghl: 3, wil, be given. ese WANTED—ONE Wa) CAN coME WELL Apply St Lit William street at the yo obs re 4 (ra wes reat t, er, and leoking- for ped t ginoses reriivered to loot ae goed we ewe RESSMEN WANTED.—SEVERAL goon ADAMS’ pr wanted. Apply at 49 ara street, ‘0 emg veered TALLOBS AND WHOLESA Le CLOT CLOTE anted, by ® young sitaetivn 9@ Ra ae- site, and to mate himeelf conerally uscfal. Ad- » Herald office, Wares STEREOTYPE FINISHER. INQUIRE of A. H. Jocelyn, 68 nnd 60 Fulton steoet, YANTED—A TIN AND SHEET IRO% WORKER, Fone but a good sh-p hand peed apply, to Wooloee! A Ostrander, (7 ann streot. nas snncenn MUO AEION. DUCATION—AT kon Basy DISTANCE PR Mt NEW sat + alee nt rel epee ly 3734 001 -— SPORTING, &C, EGATTA AT HOBOKEN — ON TUESDAY, THE 31H Instant, will came cff'a regatts fur sanall sail beats, (Grfervand uncer )from the Av Hotel, dobiten. 66 seiltwenty miles Mr. Barker, the props al liberal parses, For parti alate inquire of Mr; ° ‘Atlantic “abe 5 OO ee Oras COAL, COAL, AT 3 eet coupe tite BO zs ee bove er Dose q venue, corer Trenty- th Trent: ‘or at ibe Samer trees, ee LIQUORS, a, L Lee DOZEN SuARET w Le LOM 61 75 PER eas MISORLLARE OOO, |. Hee. sz 70 a AND FUBNITO! SALE— ted, contarainy moders ta. 1, Seue lates ganee ched, Sixth avenve Of ptoges pane every ytaree wives, ar y fixed atroee ‘ORSES rae ry hed TT tas Abts, Sx: Mrty miath stress —Tu we vy mate. abeo! 7 tite aise'ths Trastes Fel podtpe © a first prea ‘ues on ecole sr b Hewny Bare Ing Finns FOR SAL My. r Hi —EIOUTERN YOUNG 2 seimctod mt of lot of + ) whe fret that have Ail wattauied male DUUe Ae ; LON DOS mapazereat eed o ets ma oe Amatour performance te parties masqnerades, 2 Country theatricse supplied + ieee