The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1854, Page 5

baary 2 ine or ten yeas. Mesers. Donohue and Milliken for defence, ir. Ridgway, tre asststact District Attorney for the United States, te Comutasiocer decided to cmmmit the defendants, in default of bail in $1,000 each. —————_——_—__——__4— ¥ U. S Marshal’s Office. Ave. 26—Charge Counter fewing.—Lorenzo De Angelis, one of the Meorsha)’s deputies, returned from Philadeiphia this morning, brrging with him Charles Geisuer, who stands couaserfe't American cole, and wo vas eurren ler ed to the authorities in New York by the decision of Judge Kane, of the United States Court in Penn- ayivaale. The hearing is wo take place at 10 o'clock on Mondsy mornin, Upited Siates District Court. 26 —Excess of Passenyers.— Remission of Penal- yal owners and captains of yersels have been ed under the Passenger Aet, for carrying to the port of New York an excess of passengers over the mumber allowed by law, accoruing to the capacity of the vewsel. The Clerk of the District Gourt (Mr. George W. Morton,) received a letter thi. day from the Treasury Department, announcing that the penalties had been re- Maitied in the cases of the ships Arctic, Northern Chief, Sarah G. Hyde, Leivnitz, and Liberty, the bark Princess Louisa, the brig Doctor Kneip, and the schouner Cou- Tier. Burcrve oF 4 Swati Boy.—At Lexington, on Sanday morning lest, a white boy, about twelve of age, was observed lyingin a wagon, which daa stopped on the road about three miles from Lexingws. It waa thought he was asleep, but up. emexamination he was discovered to be dead. It ‘6 bys father had promised him a severe whip- neath to avoid being punished, he had taken mrychnine. Dr Bell, of Lexington, held] 2 post- mortem ¢xaminati n upon the body, and the ver dict was in accordance with the facts. The boy’a name was Falkner.— Louisville Times, Aug. 23. Tux Borrsurty Pranr—tThe National Inte/li r says that a specimen of the and fecutital tteifly plant is nowin bloom at the Rational green-house in W: ton. The bios- home are very large and yellow, with reddish brown ani are moved to fro with every breath air, Fo a8 to reeemble very mach the gaudy in- geet from which it derives its name. The plaut was brought from the Island ot St, Thomas in the United Btates frigate Raritan. BRartnoap Accrpenrs.—Ig, has been told to us that a series of sccidents have transpired on rail- reads convected with this city within the last two daye. The Jeffersonville train ran off the track on Tuesday vight, breaking a man’s arm, and severely ting @ number of the passengers. On the same ht, tre Indianapolis train that waited beyond me for the Lafayette cars, met with a similar ac- cident, but only injuring & small boy who was thrown from the car. Ou Wednesday pight, the up train on the Ohio and Missiesi: pi railroad raa overs cow, between Aurora and Laurenceburg, but nobody was hurt. The same nigbt, the down train, one mile east of North Beud, ran off the track, and broke up the cars badly, but was guiltless of hu- man life and limb.—Ctncinnati Gazette, Aug. 25. ALL For Love—A woman named Martha Pow- ers, was found dead, on Monday, near Indepen- dence, Ky,, suspended to & tree close by her cot- tage. When di-covered she was quite dead, anc a lester lying by her explained that she was wi of the world, had given her heart to oue wio proved false and fickle, and who, in his recent mar wiage with another, had opeued a gulf between them which not e’en hope could o’erleap. The moral of the story is, “that she loved not wisely, bat too well.” 8yow mm AvGcusr.—On Wednesday morning, 16th inat., taps about shaving time, we were very consi- derably astonished by eeeing snow fiakes floating im atd around our window, as briskly as ;ellow belly perches at the month of a spring branch after a Beaufort, (N. C.) Intelligencer, Aug. 22. Bayard’s Inimitabie Soups of every kind, Dat most surpassing all others is his green turtle, which Be endeavors to keep constant supply of at all hours at heme, and sends to any distance in the city or coum: try, im jeliota, at one dollar per quart. P. M. BAYARD, No. 8 State street. Lasgo Size Daguerrotypes for 50 Cents.— A. B. HUTCHINGS, 395 wep furnishes dagoer e reetypes, handsomely colored, at the above price, incta- ding & fine embossed morocco case lined with velvet, war- yanted equal to those taken elsewkere for twice ani three times the amount. An operator wanted. Camco-Daguerreotypes, by Chas. H. Wil- Mamson.—Gallery in lyn, No. 249 Fulton streot, opposite Clinton. Metice to Shippers West.—Navigation hence te Louisville, Mempsis and St. Louis is uninterrupted. pave declined 250 per 109 Ibs. in the last few days. Light draft bosts are abundant, and no fears need be that goods or merchandise will be delayed at this point. J. 8. CKENOWEIH & CO., Forwarding Merchants, Cincinnati. New Music — Vilikins and His Dinah”—A comic ballad, by Thomas Baker; price 25 cents. This elise is decidedly on the rich order, full of fan and good mel “Wake Up,’? serenade, by Geo. R. Poulton; eux g by the Amphions ,with great success at all their ovncerts; price 25 cents. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 333 Broadway. Music sent by mail, post paid. ‘To Cash Customers, or Buyers with City Ac- oe.—Mr. HORACE WATERS, 833 Broadway, will seb nie elegant and warranted pienos and melodeons at eg large dicount from factory ices. His assortment comprises pianos from three the best Boston, and several New York makers, iacluding the beaatiful and much admired Horace Waters pianos; also the best Bos- ton, New Haven, New York and Buffalo melodeons. Each instrument fully guaranieed. Warranted Watches at Low Rates.—Gold watches, four jewels, $20 to $25; gold levers, full jewel- Jed, $28, $30, $35: English patent levers, $20, $25, $30 , hunting lever, full jewelled, $18, $25, . ain SOHN OOX, Importer, 254 Bowery. Something Worth Knowing. Worth ‘of the finest custom made clothiog, got (Lae of the fest houses in Broadway, forsale at E. EVAN’S Clo- Uaioe Warebouse, 6 and 68 Fulton street, at less than Price. Bank Panic in Fulton Street.—Notes on all tho banks in the Union considered good on tie Ist of Avgus', will be taken st par in payment for ready-made clothing, at E, EVANS’ clothing warehouse, 66 and 68 alton street. fo the Ladles.—Collare! Collars! Collars !— ‘The finest assortment in this city of Freceh, English and Seoteh embroidered collars will be opened this day at the Metropolitan Embroidery Store, 557 Broadway. Laces and Embroidertes.—R. W. Roberts begs to inform the ladies of New York and strangers, that hhe bas just received « la stock of Valencienes and Guipsure lace, French bends; also, a beautifal assort- ment of French breakfast caps. He respectfully solicits acall. Please remember the number 769 Broadway. Bands! Bands! Bands!—Peter Roberts & Co., 575 Broadway, have just received a very large stock of French embroicered bands, in jaconet and Swias mus- tim, at haif the usual prices. An importation of French linen cambrics and cambric handkerchiefs just received. More banh fajlures.—Biils on the banks Of the, States of Micbigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wis- eonsin and New York taken at par ut Union Hall Cloth- fog Warehouse, eoruer of Fulton and Nassau streets. G@cods marked in plain figures. ,One price, No deviation, Lord & Tayior now Offer for Sale—S; merinos, paramattas, from auction, which will be so! on the Leo ge pose Ahagean aa , just eo a large essortment royt velvet Ftapestries, russel ingrains, three ply, stair carpetings, ke. Dross goods, en, , and fane, constantly on LORD & TaYLOW’S, 265, 257, 250, 261 Grand street, corner of Carystie. pect successfully with their rivals in trade. The artistic finish and beauty @f the machine work gives it a quicker sale acd @ better than hand besides the great ad of . That Singer's superior to al. of apd aye) gm satis- attested by the experience thousands, ‘machines of any value that can our patents, and proseented. SINGER & CO., No. 83 Broadway. Dye, of which ‘itive proof Tey ey 4 , a thousands of ladies and 7 are rapidly i. the eonssiousners of former years cr youth Wigs.—Batchelor’s celebrated sll acknowledged the best ia the world. ‘etail, or in_nine private A. BATCHELAIS alr Dye, Wig unl Oran. Hair Factory, No. 283 Broadway.” Posttive Cure of Pim; Sageter: and ail disfigurements BAUD’S Medicated Soap ix te article, nothing else, the multitude know it. Poudre Subtile uproote the heir from low foreheads or any part of the body. Lily White, Hair Dyo, and Rostorative, ‘alker treet, eer Broadway.” sien arged with passing | were extensively used durtog the 2es0n of cholers, og ol in 183%, and the Tae eaten in 1848-49. be juced renuite weil a vibe fact veil eateMinbed, that when & pesom is seized by ap infections disease, it iv Secause there is something in his animal ecomomy which Sis his body to receive the poison of infection. Thiv is the reason why Brendreth’s ‘are #0 unfailiog in cholera; they cleanre the system from all impurities, on which of an ipjectious nature depen: fer continuance Aftera long and somexbat extensive experience with Bran- dreth’s pills, 1 most solemaly declare that they are more to be relied ap in epolers, oF any other divease, as a cu- rative medicine, than the remedies of the miterig pille abould be used the moment th, color! ‘a uations . Take at on: pile, according to the violence of the di 8 should becat meal or Indian meal gruel Hot branc.{ and water, bot herb teas of bgt aye doneset, cat sup, black pepper may be used, or ‘Avy thing thet will keep up the heat of the body without afterwards in- ducing fever. i A mustard plaster on the pit of the stomach, ora little tincture of African red_pepper apptiod with dannel there, will greatly aid in giving relief, But sbove all, ava beyond all, is the neocssity for @ change fn the ena” acter of the evacuations. In some oases th | and odor im changed by Brandreth’s pills ia hours, aod the patient feels entirely well | Lremember man calling on me, wdo had just been | taken sick with cholera, he waa thea very pale aad auxi- | ous iuappearsnee. said he—I have choler: | { I bave a wife and three small childreu dependiag on me | for support, are your pills sate for me to take? Aly symp- large watery stools without pain, but my weak: ness ie excessive, aud I feel as if I was going to die. I answered him by opening « box of pills, counted out six and gave him them with @ tablespoonful of brandy. He rerted on my sof » full hour, and then went home. In four hours the pills operated, and he wae well. When | prostration of the powers of the body come on, whether accom vanied or not with purging, a dose of Brandreth’s pills cannot be too soon awallowed. The very cs use and occation of this weakness, wil ve speedily ex polled from the bowels and ciroulstion; and there is a0 congestion or evil to be feared from their use. This is nut so with opium or quinine. It is trae that you may kill pain and stoy fever by their use; but alas | the fatal siokness, to sudden deaths which follow too often the use f theve re- meuiea are sad experiences, for the mothers and fathers, who have cansed ft] childrea to use chemj—may it in ail cases be done ignorantly and not against ligut and reason. In any painful cisease, duriug the paroxysms, let four or six dreth’s pills be taken every few hours, They will etop the pain as soon as opium or any anodyns, and there is no evil after ets. Another and yet aco ther peroxysm may occur aud the patient may fear that he will purge himself to death. but if he has the courage and understanding to cootinue the pills, he will have the oes advantage of getting well soouer than by any other method. Ihave sold a million and a balf boxes of Brandreth’s Pilly this year—some persons, therefore, evidently used them, Butstill the principle of purgation is compara- tively little comprehended. Even persous who have for years seen the beneficial effects of purgation around ‘them, and in their own families, do not appear to under- stand it; and although the Pills selt wed, yet their gre: Asn age and usefulness a8 a universal remedy is com- paratively yet unknown. Should be spared until [am a hundred years old, perhaps sue words I then utter may be beéded. Shouid I die to-morrow, the great sruth that purgation will cure every disease would remain the same. Ido bere, this 224 day of August, 1854, avow tho belief on my honor asa man, that I should have died in the year 1830, but for Brandreth’s Pills ; it was their use as & purgative that then saved my life. Their use in large doses bas four times since saved me from chronic dis- ease; and it is to them and the blessing of God, to which J attribute the vigorous health I now evjoy. In some constitutions one or two doses of pills will re- store the health, while with others it requires the use of the pills several days to eifect this object. In these cases there is a great necessity for the mc to be fully impressea with the efficacy of the tive Pian of Treatment, for without this conviction he may falter, and to falter is often to die. I will Mustrate by # case exactly in point. A gentle- mxn, well read upon the science of purgation, who has studied Samuel Collins Hamilton on “ Purgation Sancto- rious,’”? and Leroy’a ‘‘ Curative Method.’”? and who be- lieves that be has some reason for his faith, was taken about three o’clock in the morning with Asiatic cholera, He immociateiy took three of Brandreth’s pills; the pe culiar discharges were stayed, and in a few hours the pitls operat nd by evening he was as well as usual, except 4 littie weakness. He slept well that night; the next day his appetite was good and he was pleased to ‘think bow easily he had recovered from the prevailing formidable affliction. The next morning, at the same hour as before, he was attacked with the peowiar discharges. and dreadful sensation of sisking. He swal- lowed ae Brandretn’s pills, they gave him relief, andinbalfan hour the oicbarges were stayed. ‘Ihe pills operated as usual. The purgative effects ot the pilis bad been over but a few hours, when he was 0 attacked with the peculiar symptoms of cholera. Now he was greatly alarmed, and concluded to drink a great quantity of bot boneset tea, baving in view the effect it would have on the skin. ‘the tes prodnced vomiting and sweating, and again the bowels remained quiet. In a few hours the debilitating odorless discharges commenced again. The paticnt then felt it was all over with him; ne had made his will and now submitted with resignation to the will of God. Aa , however, he concluded mn. ho; to take another dose of Brandreth’s sills. He picked out six of the Jargext he could tind in @ box, swailuwed them and laid himself down, believing that was his last dose He went to s'eep ana slept four hours; bis bowela were then moved, but ales! the same Cholera discharges ap- » accous| a by the most prostrating a ra a meee were woe agra geod of great joy, a good 8 was the Fesult. ‘ihe next day, bo. gut up very weak, but well, aud bas had no return since. case, in my opinion, would bave been fatal, if any other than the purgetive treatment had been pursued. Srandreth’s ja are equally efficacious in Rheumatism, in Fevers, Throat Diseases, (which will soon greatly prevail), and Fever aed Agta Thelr ales tr. becmlon partly knows, This year, as I aid before, I have already disnosed of a bei ay end ot oye! ed sppnemy en that re aia ma, we the og more mie ver, the Publigs Servant, B BRANDRETEL N. B—Srandreth’s Pille are avid at 25 centa per box, with full directions, at No. 68 Lispeoard st., No, 27: Bowery, and at No, 241 Hudson street Dr. Brandreth’s rincipal office will shortly be removed to his new build- 1g fronting Broac way, Canal and Lispenard streets. A pemphiet containing a treatise on Cholera, together with a number of cares, besides other interes! mat- ter, may be had on application at the office, free of charge. Paper Hangings at No. 436 Pearl Street. Every variety of plain, ornamental and decorative paper for sae hg “set pariors, halls, and rooms. California, Western and Southern merchants, as well as acy ood jobbers, im this and other cities, who buy wire consuit their own interest by giving us a before elsewhere. Dealers tn Dooorative Pape gf ln ive Paper » No. 436 Pearl st., near Madison. Married, At Trinity Chureb, Boston, on Thursday morning, Aug, 24, by the Kev. Alfred L. Banby, Dr. Sam. Jackson, U. 8. Navy, to Miss Kate Hl, second daughter of the Rev. A. L. Banby, of Newton Lower Fails, 8. Died, On Saturday, Au 26, at Newburg, Magy ADELAIDE, daughter of Win. Walter and Mary A, tute, aged 4 years, 4 months and 21 days Funeral from her father’s residence, No. 2 Wyckoff strect, South lyn, at two o'clock this afternoon. The f ls and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully oo to attend the funergl, without further in- vitation. On “aturday, Aucust 26, of consumption, Rosnar Faw- CmIT, aged 24 years. Hisfuneral will take place from the City Hospital, at half-zast one 0’ precieely. On Saturday, August 26, of organic disease of the jupgs, Wiuax H., infant son of Wiliam L. and Margaret Jardner. His remains will be taken to Tarrytown for inter: ment. On Friday, August 25, at her late residence, 186 Cherry street, Mrs. ANN KOBEBTS, aged 63. < Her frisnds, and those of her son, Jeremiah Roberts, and of her son-in-law, Capt. McMunn, are respecifully invitec to atvend her funeral, at three o’ciock this after- noon, without further invitation. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood. On waturday morning, August 26, after a short illoess, Lxas, wife of Wm. H. Sparks, Sen.,’ aged 61 years, Her funeral will take p at half: past ten o’clock to- torrow forenoon, from her late residence, Delaplane Mension, below Greenwood, South Brooklyn. The rela tives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, without her notice. On Tuescay, August 22, of cholera, Groras Wasarxatox Moors, in the 24th year of his age. His remains were interred in Greenwood on Wednes- the residence of his father-in-law, Macdougal atreet. Dearest busband, thou art soon released from earth, From sorrow. % segans. So, Cuenen H. Famar, aged 24 years, 6 months and 18 deys. His friends and relatives are invited to attend his fa- neral, from his late residence, 66 Houston ye ie hg o’clock this afternoon, without any further ia * Suddenly, of lightning stroke, Jomn Martin, soda water manufacturer. Lodge No Bs of Pros and Accepted itasous, ad coe pt. me ‘sre reaceetiully invited to attend residence, 225 Seventh street. a to Greenwood Cemetery, at i a ef A 2%, Carumume J. youngest The friends and acquaintances are 160 inn invit are ted to attend the funeral, from the residenoe of her parents, corner of Prospec streets, Brook! o'eloek ‘this afternoon, 0 si args “odes On Friday, August 26, Gromcr P. Bava, in the 47 i pi is and acqual are ia toattend his foneral, from his late fo! nec 9 Green- wich avenne, at two o'clock to. afternoon. On Wednesday, August 23, accidentally drownet, Mr FaRpkRI0K MATTLAGE, late grocer at the corner of Water and Oliver streets, aged 29 years and 10 months, The friewfis snd acquaintances of the unfortunate deceased are respectfully invited to attend tis funeral, at two o’cleck this afternoon, from Be.levue Hospital, Twenty-sixth street. y, Augunt 25, after a sbort and serore illness, SaRan Manuva, the beloved daughter of Charles and Mary Osborn, aged 17 years and 3 montha. ¢ friends and relatives of the deceased are reapect- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resiqence of her father, 140 Suffolk street, at two o'clock this after- pecs. Ber semaine will be tahen to Cyproes Mlle far in Ou tatardsy, August 26, Jonw Ons, a native of the county Sligo, parish of Aghamlish, Ireland, aged 19 years, 8 monthe and 18 days. The frieuda of the family, also the members of the La- borere’ Union Bk nevolent Society, are requested to attend his foneral, at two o'clock this aftervoon, prestanlg, from his late residence, 83 Oravgs street, without further no- ice. On Saturday, August 26, Panrcx Dovry, aged 75 years and 3 movtba His friends and acquaintances, and those of bia sona- in-lew, ty Wilson and Mr. Hoghes, are Tequentel to at- tend his funeral, from his late residence, 189 Weat Ferty- seventh street, near Eighth aveaue, at two o'clock to- morrow afternoon. In Brooklyn, on Saturdayy August 26, Anan BaRkEe, in the 84th year of hia age. The friend of the family are invited to meral, from the resideage of his sons, 245 rée o'clock this afternoon, without invitation. California payern please copy. On Saturday eyening, August 26, at 10 o'clock, the in- fant son of Thomas and -arah Orr, aged 11 mouths. ‘The relatives and friendy of the family are iavited to attend the fuoeral, from the residence of his father, 230 Bridge street, Brooklyn, at four o’clock this afternoon. At his lave residence, Elysian Fi-ids, fHloookea,N. J, on Fridsy, August 26, Jom ~tawron, of the city of Worcester, Evgiand, age 78 years de of the family’ are respectfully invited to hi eral, at two o'clock this afternoon, without fur- ne Bergen, N. J. on Friday, August 25 At . J., on Friday, Au , o, Bersy HoaG, widow of Daniel “ 4 months. At East Chester, on Friday, August 25, AvevervsLaw- RENCR, ip the 84th year of his age. His friends apd asquaiotances, and those of the after a Ii Hoag, bre are respectfally invited to attend his funeral, ‘rom his late residence in East Chester, at two o’clock this aiternoon. At his residence, Middle Village, Long Island, on Satar- day, Angus 36, Mr. Fr+xcws McKgwxa, aged 80 years, late of New York. His friends, and those of his brothers, John and Thomas, al-o thoee of hia brother-in-law, James Maguire, ure mi af respectfully invited to attend his ‘aneral, with- out forther invitation, at three o’elock this afternoon. Bis remains will be taken to Eleventh street Cemetery, ire adel phic’ boy ag ioterment, A fel on Saturday, August 5, Lypu, daugh- ter of Henry and Jane De Baer, in the 8d year ol bec age. At She Wis., on Friday, August 11, Mr. Dayo Warvo, peels ears and 11 months, a native of New York, anda soldier of the Revolution. At New Orleans, on Wedneadsy, August 17, Saucm F. Lux, late of Mew York, grandson of the late Samuel For- gyms , and nephew of William Forgay, Esq., of New on At San Fravcisco, Cal., gestion of the lungs, Mrs. York, aged 26 years. ADVETISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DA’ PERSONAL. OY MISSING.—WILLIAM D. WHITE, A\ OU: teen years, left his home on Saturday, August 26, at3P M “Had on a black alpaca coat, ‘white vest, brown linen pantsloona, and drab woo) ‘hat. Any in- formation will be thankfully received by his parents. Address L_E. White, 277 Pearl street, Brooklya. Dette WANTED—OF ROBERT MURPHY, who left his house on the 1st of april; his brother- in-law, who is in a dying state, would like to see him ger Any information will be thankfully received by his affectionate wife, Ellen Murphy, No. 320 Eighth avenue. bitty ee! WANTED OF THE FAMILY FITTE- |. lar, from Deventer, and the family Schepers, of xit- terd, fiom Nimwegan, by Mr. Van Gablingen, No. 5 Greenwich street. Hess. SPECIAL NOTICES. ARE REDUCED.—ON AND ATER WEDNEXDAY, the 28d inst the Gates avenue line of omoiduses will run from Fulton fe to Gates avenue, and through Gates avenue to 1 thence ‘ompkins park, for three cents. Ghildven full fare. WILLIAM T fits, Proprietor. N, B.—Last stage leaves Fulton ferry at 10 o'dleck P.M. ONGSHOREMENS’ U. B. SOCIETY.—THE MEMBERS of this Society are hereby notified to assemble this Gay (Sunday), at 1 o’clock P. M., in mourning regalia, at 64 Fast Broadway, to attend the funeral of theic deceased brother, John Curtain. JOHN H. WILLIAMS, President. Josere AcHMORB, Secretary. a M ASONIC NOTICE.—THE MEMBERS OF ZERUBBA- bel Chapter of Royal Arch Masons No. 147, are hereby summoned to mect at their room, 118 Avenue D, on Vondsy evening, August 28, at 8 o'clock, for the vansaction of business of importance. Punctual attend ance is requested. order of J. MOON, H. P. Ws. Hi1s, Secretary. FFICE OF THE RECEIVER OF rer eats HALL, Park.—Taxes—1#54.—Rate 105 6-160.—Notice is hereby given that the Tax Books oftbe present year will be open for payment on the thirty first day of Augast instant, snd that J will then be prepared to receive the sums c! thereon. Ali persons Paving theie taxes Previous to the first of November next duction of interest at 7 per cent from the time of yz to the One per cent will be added to all taxes first December rext. Hours for receiving 8A.M.to2P.M. Bankable only received. Receiver of Taxes. suddenly, on July 31, of con- Bawa rf Jounson, late of New HARVEY HaBi N. B.—Persons ean have their bills by lying ot this office, and are requested to give fall accurate ce thus avoid errors. Also seriptionas of their property, and to ena persnal Max it any. The arrears of Cro- ton water ah ane fo Be salad to ne ee Ea Le Sevor ance with « law t ‘ture, an ook will pod presen with the taxes fo. i the present year. New York, August 24, 1854, HE GOVERNOR3 OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL now about to erect a new wash house, of obtaining the best arrangements for the same, they invite proposals and estimates for the requisite washing and drying machines for an establishment of 200 patients. Propoeais addressed to the Asylum Commit- tenn ond left at the New York Hospital ny or before Thursday, Avg. 91, will be duly 4 AUGUSTUS FLEMING Chairman B. A. Committee. (0 THE EDITORS OF THE WESTCHESTER HERALD— Sir—We have understood that the editor of the ‘udson River Chromele has repeatedly attempted to create the idea among the people of this and other coun- = that when ane change O officers was made ia the if Sing Prison last winter, that Geaeral Storms was the person who was the immediate cause of our removal as keepers, because we were what were then reputed to be ‘soft shells.”” This assertion apd insinuation is un- true in every General Storms voted in the particular. Board to retain us, but was overruled by his two other colleagues This we state as a matter of mere justice to General Storma, whom the Chronicle has always taken particular misre; knowing, and made democratic Sing Sing, Aug. 14, 1854. ERASTUS ‘ASHINGTON VILLAGE —MR. O'BRIEN HAS nearly com the streets in this village. His work is done in a better manner than any in the county, ‘and the sidewalks are all weil laid. Those persons own- ing lots are requested to call and see for themselves. Mr. Lay is foreman of the streets, and Re has overlooked the work in a pro manner, and is deserving of praise. ‘The Washington Village Hotel, s neat has been handsomely Gtted up, and is now ready for accom- modation of the public. JAGER, Proprietor. ‘ASHINGTON CEMETERY, NEAR GREENWOOD) Open to all. Lots at one quarter Greenwood prices. Ove hundred thousand fine trees and flowering shrubs on the . GILLESPIE, 664 Pearl street, N. ¥. ; or to Mr. MeFarland, 12 Nasead street, Brooklyn, under- takers. Stages af Fulton ferry. rn fig TURF.—MONDAY, AUG. £8, AT THREE P. M., match for $100 a side, at Gien Dale Half-Way- House, k road, half mile heats, beat Jersey names sorrel h. ; J. Hunt names wy a NHE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB ‘ADES UNION —THE NATIONAL UNION OF THE Y Neri trages will hold s pesday evening mamt, August 30. toceten in union are pat ci busincss rest jm portance fore the mee’ a 7 DANIEL WALFORD: Pronto’ W. D. Grice, Seeretary J\WO GOOD SASH MAKERS AND TWO GOOD BLIND makers Wanted at 188 Twenty fifth street, the First avenue. ANTED —A WHEELWRIGHT, AT BENSON'S, 61 West Eighteenth street. =e = mecene SPORTING &C, PORTING, AT HASTINGS UPON HUDSON.—A PI geon shooting match will take pisces at Exchange ‘and Hastings Hotel, on Tuerday, Augast 29, for two cows, 4 forty members, at two dollars exch; 13¢ ounce abot, 18 yarce rise, £0 yards Lsespen The winner aod pe itter up to spend five dollars a piece each cow. to commence at 9A. M. Mem! to pay for ‘hele own birds, Birds to be mupplied by Wm. (ads! proprietor. N. B—Various other amusements will tak » j lace om the same dey, INGLIFH PLAYS.—'‘ THE COURIER OF “Village to Court,” “ Heads and throng Cloude,”) «A Lucky Hit,” and all the 2 conta each, just reeeived by J. Perry, oadway. N.'B.—A fresh supply every fashions. Price $150 per copy. The Mirror of bion is published 5 sour pa mont! eyear. Office 166 gate PUBLISHED—SCOTI’S FALL AND WINTER el ly at WANTS. A YOUNG GERK+N LaDY, WHO: IS WELL Ad. quainte: with all kinds of needlework, wishes to yt some kind of fancy stitching or fine to do theta pet tho Sock Sodas ot ease Fleuts rato 6 out the we it at Miss Sophia, Herald ofice @ NY PER: WISHING TO ENGAGE A COMPETENT *aleswoman, cne who thoroughly understands every branch of millinery or fancy goods, will please address v A oy Herald office, The best of reference given aad required. A. GUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION a8 IN- stroctress in a school. She is comvetent to teach English, trench and music, and would prefer devoting her time entirely to music, Address M. P., Brooklya Post Gfice A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, SPEAKING ENGLISH well, wishes a situation as chambermald in a pri- vate family. She understands sewing and would take care of one cr two children, Good references given. Address, for two days, J. B, G., Herald office. COOK WANTED AT THE DINING SALOON 203 Washington street. Wages no object for a good a. Apply as above. SITUATION WANTED IN THE WHOLESALE BOOT and shoe business, by a young man who has had ree yea perience in business in Boston. Please acarens Perseverance, box 8,415, Post Office. YOUNG MAN OF GOOD FAMILY WISHES TO travel with a family to Earope. He is able to write English, French and German, and to speak Dut Spanish and Portuguese Or he would be glad to ge yment ina large business, where he couldmake use ‘of there languages. Address A. S$, Herald office. T. STEWART & CO WANT A FIRS? RATE eker—one who thoroughly understands his busi- , and hss had city experience. None other need ap- ply. Inquire at the office in Chambers atreet. (OACHMAN.—A COLORED MAN, TEN YEARS IN his last place in this city, wants a situation. Best Of references. Address box 2,124 Poat Oftice. ENTISE WANTED.—A DENTIST JS REQUIRED IN an artist’s family; a first rate one only, who wouid make an exchange of music lessons for teoth. Addresa Dentist Wanted, Herald office. RUG CLERK WANTED.—A STEADY, ACTIVE AND industrious youog man, who can bring ucexcep- tionadle references, may have a permanent situation. Ajso a respectanle lad from the country wanted to learn the business. apply to Doctor Dillon, 44 Pearl street, corner of Rose street, { ALESMAN WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SAI A MAN in a retail drygoods store. To one that understands his business liberal compensation will be given. Apply to WILBER & KELLAM, 234 Grand street, Williamsburgh. ALESMAN WANTED.—A RETAIL DRY GOODS salesman wanted, of experience in the city trade. apply at 187 Broadway, from 10 to 12 A. M. HOUEEKEEPERS —A WIDOW WISHES TO DI3- pose of some furniture, or would go as housekeeper for a widower. Please call at No. 66 King street. WHOLESALE GROCERS.—A SITUATION WANTED by @ southern gentleman, who has an extensive acquaintance in Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. No. houses desiring this trade, will please address, with real ame, T, L. A, Herald offi-e, for one week. ‘None need apply who are not willing to pay a liberaisalary. Best references given. ANTED.—A CLEM4N WISHES TO ENGAGE A young, gent@™ and accomplished lacy as governess aud housekeeper, Address, post paid, giving real name and enor te Haslatos, ‘teoad esy est oe, {7 ANTED—SUME RESPECTABLE FAMILY £0 ADOPT & healthy male chila, about six weeks old Pa- rentage or any other information can be obtained by ad- dressing CD’, Herald office, any time within one week; or if avy reapectable woman who has lost her own vaby would be wiiling to take it to wet nurse a reasonable re- compense would be allowed. Address a ve. WANTED; A PROTESTANT NURSE, TO TAKE CARE ofchildren. Good city nce required. Apply at 52 Jerolemon street, Brooke, between 10 and 12 o'clock A. M. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as echool teacher, or would be wil- ling to engage with a respectable family. Can teach the French and English langaages, Please address C. C., 41 Madison street. SS eee ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE FAMILY, consisting of three pag sien an American woman competent to taze charge: the cooking, (which is pain,) and asctst nbn ® scape bondage] except i ironing. This a ORE it and quiet s amiable housekeeper. Address Twenty-third box 81, Broadway Post Office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION GOVERNESS, IN A respectable family, by a French lady, who speaks __ &ALus AP avorton. B. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER—FORDHAM sustion—Alvert H Nj will sell on Wed- Besday, August 30. at threeo’cock P. M., on the ground, fesieenuiiins, Jovs situated in the bealthy flourisbing Village of Fordbam, Westchester county, | é the Hoe ofthe Harlem river Rulicoad, about | ena thirty minutes ride from the city. There | twenty six trains to aud from the oe aay, and the commutation is y- oe ‘eee j . trains Ieaves the city on the morning of sale at 7, 944 and 10:4 A. M., and 2% P. M. Free tickets may be had by apply- ing to the auctioneer, No. 4 Broad street, at the Harlem Raitroad office, Broome street, and to Berrian and Banks, 18 Nessau street. Terms easy. Title oepeey Fall parti culars, maps, circulsrs, &c., may obtained at any time by applying a9 above. 3 SSIGNEE SALE.—~A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTION- r, No, 23 Bowery, will selloa Tuesday, August O'clock, a ‘and well assorted stock of wady mare clothing , consisting ia part of cassimere, astinet anu cloth over, rack, dress and frock ovata: cassimere, satinet, satin una cloth pantsand vests; unmade coat, ayy and vests, and a large lot of other artisies in the ibe too Bumerous to mention. By order of B. stera, P. J. Josctimson, attorney for assignee SSIGNEE’S SALE OF RICH JEWELRY, GOLD AND sil Watcher, &c.—SAMUEL OsGOOD will sell by t his store, No. 64 Nassau street, on Wednes- auction, day, August 30, at 103, A. M., the stock of s fashiona dle Jeweler, who has beea unfortunate in business. Che ‘stock comprises a large collection of splendid gold watebes, by the brst English makers, ‘besides the usual asror'ment of jewelry found in ‘rst class stores. The whole will be nolé positively without any reserve, and every article fully warranted. By order of the assignee, Catalogues on mofning of sale. HARLES W. HOLME*, AUCTIONEER — LEGANT household furnisure, carts, piaaoforte, &e ) at auction —C. W. Holmes will toil ‘to-morrow, Monday, August 28, at 1034 o’el ck, all the rieb and elegant fur- piture and house forni-hing articles in the four base! house No, 114 West Twenty-sixth #reet, near Sevent ayefine, consisting of tincly carved roxewood and matiog- Any suits of parlor furniture, in satin, brocatelle aad lush; elegant rorewood seven octave pkanoforte, in per fect order apd fully warranted; superb rosewed book- cane, elegant roxewood excritoire, carved rosewood mar- ble top centre, side and fancy tables. corner siauds and cupboards, rich tapestry carpets, solid mahogany exten- sion dinirg table, a Sue assortment of ric! anil ore, gold band china dinner set, decorated china d tete-a tele sete, elegant vases ani wantel orne ments, fine oil paintings and steel plate engravings, in hundsome frames, carved rosewood and mahogany french Dedsteads, cottage do, best hatr mattresses, quilts, pil- lows. bolsters, palliasses, rosewood and mahoguay dreas- ing bureaur, warhstands,, toilet sets, sofas, easy and sewing chairs, spring seat parior chairs an‘ rockers, ma- hogany secretary, &c, algo a large lot of crockery and glesaware, basement and kitchen furniture, &. Sale to commence at 103, o'clock precisely. E VAN ANTWEERP, AUCTIONEES.—LARGE vale of crockery, glass and china —J_E. Van Antwerp & £on wili sell on Tuesday, Aug. 29, at 10 o'clock, at 216 Peari street from the rbelves, in lots to suit purchasers, 100 crates (Mayer’s and other makers) white granite ware assorted; 70 do. dipt C.C and NO. iged do ; S casks china, 44 pieces sets; 10 crates light blue printed ware; 12 crates ilockingbam and yellow ware and oommon oda. Also, china varea, knives and forks, tea trays, c. Catalogues now ready. BE SOLD, BY AUCTION, ON MONDAY, AUGUST 28, at 10 o’olock, on the premises, the ‘lease and fixtures of the house and store 180 Grand stiect, Wil- tiameburg. There is no better location for business in the city than this. By order of the assiguee $5 elegant, large, new, threo «tory brick alates end Wareltal’ brown hone exicauch; and basement stove the street, with sub slur hosters, as, five marblemsntela, ke.’ Admirably located within ve minutes walk of all the Williamsburg ferries, Terme easy, Inquire of L. T. VOIGT, 252 N. INGINE AND BOILERS FOR SALE—TWO SECOND hand ullers, twenty fet long, thirty inches diame- fifteen, Dorve engine, th wrought tron anatt, pully, &e in good order. Apply to BIKK: yURNAN & GO., North Moore street, near West. ‘ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PRO- perty—consisting of 8,944 acres. situated ia Sara. toga eounty, about twelve miles from the springs, by plank road, ‘and fifteen miles from the Erie oaual or Amstercam. The ~aratoga and Sacketts Harbor Railroad, now building, will run vbrough or near the land. Tae land is of gous quality, about two thirds cleared, ana the balance heavily timbered with beech, birch, maple, black walnut, spruce, kemlock, &c. There are good streams rup. tbrough it, with water power, a gristmill, saw- mill, ehingle and bark miila, and a cumber of good dwellings, in different locations, with saitable barns and outhouses. Tt wil be sold toge:her, or in separate par- cels, For further particulars, apply to R. G. PIERCE, Pine street, corner of Broadway, under the Metropolitar Bank. : R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST class grocery, situated on one of the best corners in a tbe aity, the roprietor going to leave the city, in o’o) = TAA0'THOMPSOM, 408 Brace street, SALE—A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF MATCHED IRON grey Y pee fast trotters, (warranted sound and on a ee tara dage) ab Linens Feats lor Bal GEORGE T, HALL. Ne F® ete—A FARM OF land, one mile trom miles from New York, by and railroad aod caual; three large apple orchards, good house and barp, wood aod German tly; abe al fine needlework. ler, stock and . The present owner, bh For particulars faguire at 83 John street, room No. 4, Tilled the farm for forty-ave yout pelle on ascouut r ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | Bis.edvanced age. Price $4,000. Apply at O. 1. PERRY?S, a situation todo general housework, ina small vate family. Can be seen for two days, at No. 2 De- tay street, corner of the Bowery. 7 Wem INE HUNDRED GIRLS, FOR MAKING cloaks. Apply at 341 Broadway, in the mantilla rooms. 'ANTED—THREE FIRST RATE SALESMEN IN THE Ph drygoods store No. 178 Grand street, Williams- 8 ANTED—BY AN ACTIVE, RESPECTABLE YOUNG man, with five years city reference (or ity) from his last employers, a situation to drive an ex, ‘wagon, or as porter in a store. 1. T., at Merars. Abrams & Johnson’s hardware store, 443 Broad- way. SHIRT FINISHERS AND BUTTON HOLE workers wanted at Green’s shirt manufactory, of . To those con- apply. To No. 219 Fulton street. None but the very neatest stitchers and best of sewers need stant employment and the THE MILITARY. _ F GH REPUBLICAN GUARDS.—THE MEM- ders of the above company are requested to meet at 163 South street on Wi iy @ ing, Augast 30, at 734 o’clock, to make arrangements for our se001 annual target excursion. By orde: JAMES CAMPBELL, Chairman. Jams Wriovoasy, Secretary pro tem. Notas MURRAY GUARD.—THE MEMBERS OF this hang sf will (org meet for drill on Mondsy evening, 28th , at 7% P.M, No. 110 Greenwica street. Punctual attendance is requested. BYRNES, Captain. REWARDS, REWARD—STOLEN, ON OR ABOUT THE 19TH inst., from the New York University, a second i and seven gards wi sit in carpet, ten ‘iven for the recovery ards ¢ above reward wi of the property and conviction of the thief, by applying to Henry Wilson, New York Uni ity. 1 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TUE ARRE-T and conviction of the person who took some e v4 from colored woman on Saturday morning, the 261 rs REWARD.—LOST, IN WFST BROADWAY, YES- ot as small white poodle slut. By #eturnisy No paid and no questions asked. inst., at 679 Broadway. her to ‘White street, the above reward will be OST—ON THE 28TH OF JULY, 1864, A RECEI EIPT book, in efoinetrom Cortlandt to pier No. 2 river. Whoever will return the name to 66 a landt street, will receive @ liberal reward and the thanks of the owner. naan ene enseeestneaetenenesnesensdhsasetiaeensisass OST—A CLUSTER DIAMOND PIN, WITH A STONE sot with ‘about fifteen small olen otal be ( from Fult street to the St. Nicholas Ho! ant boa te Brooklyn, By lea Ne ey Hall clothing warehouse, a li pal itat the office ral reward will OST IN WILLIAM STREET—A eet tae The contents are of no use to it the bre street OR SALE OR TO LET—A HANDSOME COUNTRY “reridence, at Flushing, L. I., entirely new, built in best manner, in the immediate vicinity of the famous Gardens. Possession immeciately. For parti- culars apply te 3, H. FURMAN, No. 2 street, wherea plan may be seen, or to REUBEN MUNSON, on the pre- F* SALE AND TO LET, 12 PEOK SLIP—A LARGE and well furnished house, with six years lease from it May. For particulars inquire at 279 Front street. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE DESIRABLE AND tainly areas cottage at Smith’s ferrace, Staten Island, wi five minutes walk of Stap’eton Ferry. Has nine rooms, parlors, marble mantels, and every conven- ; fronting a pi je road, and peg an entire view Usa ey and Narrows. Apply at 167 way, room No, 14, ‘OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE~NO. 164 Wooster street, No. 136 and 13% Greene street. A motern jee at basement brick house, 25 x 64 feet, near Fourteerth street, west of Fifth Avenue. Price $12,500. Apply to A. BEEBE, 196 Broadway. SAW MAKERS.—FOR,SALE, A SMALL BUT WELL established business in Cincinnati, together with all Address box 1,306, Post Office, New MUSICAL. W. LADD & CO.’8 FIRST PREMIUM PIANO. fortes, with a large assortment of new and se- condband struments at t . We wish to pisae, with new action, which no superior ai the points titutes a perfect iustrument. LINCOLN & THOMPSON, 441 Broadway. }ONCERTIN AS.—JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSO! ment of English concertinas of Wheatstone, Case and Chilcley’s manufacture. Persons desirousof purchasing Professor A. Sedgwick, from tendance on Tuesdays, Thurs- M., at. & J. and Fteh const cop have them selected London, who will be in days and Saturdays, from 44 to 6 P. JACOBe’, 407 Broadway. UBT RECEIVED—AN AS3ORTMENT OF CASES OF ‘Wheatetone & Childley’s concertinas. Persons de- sirous of purchasing can have them selected by Professor ‘A. Sedgwick, of London, who will be in attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 41; to 6 P. af., at L. & J. JACOBS’, 407 Broadway. RS. SEGUINS ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NO. 9 ST. Clement's place, between Waverley placo and ae begs to inform i has Mon highth street —Mrs. ‘and the Indies of New York, Brooklyn, &c., that ai returned to town, and will resume her lessons on day, teptember 4. Two days in the week will be set apart for Jadies studying for the church, concert room, or stage. For the laiter, Mra Seguin’s extensive opera. tie hg? Be parte. paid to the accom 11 be in use, a8 well as vocal and speaking piano ale Lan peed particular attention ts of songs, kc. Mra Seguin — ormge ey conceraing terms, T= INCERTINA.—MR. A. SEDGWICK, FROM LON- Son, Cites ieroree strent to tesolasee Means ment, #0 suitab'e for ladies, from ite s reetness, tnees and easiness to learn. Concertina Music and an excellent second-hand Concertina on sale. Concertinas purchased . 62 Greeno street, and at Jacobs BGs, aot Broadway. ower. Whoever will return it to 44 wii le suitably rewarded. peg ene pp ope peed C\TRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM , COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. on evening, 24th instant, » small K TO $1,000.—WANTED, A PARTNER WITH " ‘any returning him to the 5 the abc ital, ine fest class So en cay Pera 10) te tore sz ne hgh class restaurant in alro attached; in fact, it all the MerRvuorion. Modern improvements. The hotel is now doing a fair a ne —— Dusiness, apd only wants ands little capi:al to CARD.—THE | SUBSCRIBER WILL RE-OPEN | insure « profitable business. location ia a desirable 1s A 7, for, snatraction {a penmanship and | eae, being in the, immediate ricinity of the City Hall, book be} nena ptem! \s and the pleasant reets e a pils will Teoeived on that ay ‘i Miedt ene OE SONNER & CO., 208 Broadway, room 14. IVER GOLDSMIT , 362 Brondway. MERICAN SCHOOL OF DESIGN, 483 BROADWAY.— Gal to patrons and applicante for tuition; dthers twenty Ove cents ing and painting nature, y heey here, is quickly and easily learned, Gaee ee w ‘ _ HOTELS, LF id {T. DENTS HOTEL, BROADWAY. CORNER OF ELEV- S eth street, op; uw thirty suites fow ‘ite Grace church.—This hotelhas apartments for families, twenty- mites for single gentlemen, and near one handzed separate rooms, including a house on Eleventh street, and the Fix story house adjoining, on Broadway. Not- withstanding its extension, this house ta kept without @ public table. Each family are served in theirown apart mente. Single gentlemen can engage rooms by the weok or by the day with of without,board. A restaurant in attached to the house, DENTS JULIEN, Proprietor. } | i br se; bas No.1 te! BECK, le yo Feasonable compensation and ty thd rot, & AS Iso understands Hobok: £ Gi lan inises, securi Address T. ience: highest paid. tory rr; ted. ° Seine versi Cort. Clase eats bene ted —A GERMAN, SPEAKING ENGLISH, WHO 0. bas th» above amount in cash, wanted ae + wag in an intelligence office, Address W., Herald office. 10 LAWYERS—A COUNSELLOR WHO 8 ABLE TO take and hold a prominent position at the New York opportanity of forming s profitable conection ia this city with a first class law office, (whose business needs the aid of an expertonced avd talented Advocate and ndviser,) by acdressing line to box No, 2,931 Post Office, far, way hear of DANCING ACADEMIES. Saye ¥ DANCING ACADEMY, 21 HOWARD 1, streot.—A. ENRICO vege leave to announce to friends and the public in general, that hia school be opened on the Ist of September for the regular course of lessons of the season, from 10 A. M. to.10 P. M. There will be a ball on (he occasion on Friday, “eptember 1 or MISCELLANEOUS. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRIS SLEEVE BUT- tons and sbirt studs, ia gold and gilt, plain and mounted, just received. rirts mete to «rder: best Workmanrhip and artistic Gtting. LEWIS & SEACORD'S aptere love depot and faxh enable furniahing bazaar, 5 Broadway, Stuyvesant Inetita‘e, OAL, FLOUR, AND B°EAv.—COAL, FIRST QUALI- ty. $6 per ton; flour, rye $7 per bb’.; do. wheat, 9950; bread, wheat 8 ceuts ver pound; do. rye, 234 cts. Delivered in New York Prooslvn, Williamebarg, or Jersey City. Apply at the People’s Coal and Agency, 38 Broadway OPPER LIGHTNING RODS —L.YON’S PATENT 8U! J face couduc ors pow reaiy Modele $1. For full particul+ss address -MUS LYON, Worcester, Maag, OAL SCALFS—TO WEIGH HORSE 42ND CART, OROFP smaller dimenrions for cart alone; ® conve- aievt wheelbarrow #-ale—sn indispeasanlo article in every coal yard. There reales 4 © unrivalled for accuracy and strevgth and great durability For sale at low prices and warranted, by FAIRBANK~ &CO , 89 Wacer street. HEAP SPRING MATTR WAREROOMB, AND cool elastic paltissses —t'n beat and cheapest kind © the south and hot climate: es! $4 to $40, at 563 Broadway, avove Bt. tel. [ OWN TOWN LODGINGS TO LET TO GENTLE- men, without board Also, an office auitable for & pbyrician or dentist Apply «o B. F. FAXNSWORTH, 827 Broadway. Sere SAFES —EVERY PER*ON HAVING booms, papers, or vaiuables of any description to preservé, should have « tre j.oof salamander safe, of Wilder's patent, with isch’s improvement The many trials which these rafex have been subjected to have es- tablished beyoud controversy th» fect that they are un- surpassed by apy tates iv the «orld they are maau- factured only by the subscriters, who are alo sole pro- rietore of the celebrated Joves? Wo:ld’a Far took, ex- ibited at the London extib tive im 1861, resisting every fa a gh it, A full assurtmeut of sizes alwaye on hand. 4E\ RNs & MAKVIN, 144 and 140 ¥ HOW CASES —SCHM!'T & B) OTHER, NO. 16 NORTH William, near Chatium street, N.Y, manafac- ture all kinds of show cases Orders are promptly exe- cuted; old show caser taken in exchange. A great va- riety of show cases, including silver plated and German silver, always on hand Qo CASES.—HOFFMAN & FERSCH, SHOW CASE KD wareroom, 67 Bowery, nevr Walker street.—Cases ade in every style, silver plated, pres, rone and satin wood, mahogany, &o N B--Old casea taken im ex- change. Orders are promptly executed. TS SHEET WETAL WORKE! 8S —NOTICE—ONE OF the most valuable avd usefu) patents that has beer Genet within the last ten \ ears, has veen awarded to 'm. Webster, of Morrisania, N.Y., (letters patent dated March 28, 1854,) for a novel aud invacuable for making from 6,000 and 18,0: 6 feet of (any kind) sheet metal tubing per day. This machine is now a- f 9 .M and4P. M., in the t, New York City, where all interested are solicited to c+ll ‘owns, cities, counties and state rights for sale All communications (post paid) promptly replied to in their order. WILL M CH LE= MILLER, Sole Proprietors, No. 11 Wall street, New York. Don’t pay your cash For useless trash; But keenty eve Fach flass you buy. Counterfeitsof LYUN 8 \ agnetic Powter, with forged labels, are in the market. they are poisonous. Don’t buy thom. See thet his cums and facsimiles of the medals he has received are on every flask sui box of his powder and pills for the ce.truction of insects and ver- min. Central depot, 424 Broadway. DCCA TION. GENTLEMAN HAS THSEE SONS, THEIR AGES A are 8, 9 and 1] years; he wishes te place them in some small 5 1 out of the city, where they can board in the family of the texch-r (a clergyman preferred), where they can be prepared tor college. Address Bduca- tion, Broadway Post Office. RAND MADAME NOEL. BE GIR’ FRENOH AND bea! ud day weboul for No. 200 Resend avenue detween Kighteenth end Nine- teenth streets, will reopen on Fricay, eptember 16. A atage will be attached to the esta! ent, for pupils at adistance. at ‘RS. MEARWS FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING ‘and day school for young ladies, Nos. 82 and 80 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, will re-open om Monday, September 4. 188 WRIGHT’S SCHOOL, CORNER OF THIRTIETH N street and Lexington avenue, will ¥ resumed op Monday, September 4. N R. L. DE GRANDVAL’S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR AVE young gentlemen, Hudson Terrace, Hosoken, N. J., will re-open reptember Int. Circulars and catal; at the institution, and at She urd & Ov.'s, 162 Fulton street, A special review and finishing class f¢r advanced pupils, Studies completed in one year. 10 PARENTS AND GU\RDI4N-.—A LADY AOCUS- tomed to tuition, residing in » pleasent and healthy senate! Bee to take two or three children to instruct, in all ish edveation. ‘Also music (p:anoforte), German. Cail on, or ~idress, irs Hamilton, 1( sbwest of Broadway a ‘Thirty-sixth street, first b} — peas Rendle Cre ete hierar aaa ‘URNISHED HOU-E WANTED IN THE OOUNTRY.— Wanted immedistely s furnished residence in the country, within one hour’s ride by railroad of New York. Any person baving s pisin and thoroughly furnished house, in ® healthy location to rent, and would like to — a —— tenant, may address office. Cee at a OUSE WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE NEIGHBOR- between Fourth snd ~eventh avenues and from Fourth to Twenty-sixth street, with gas and water ent from 9000 to $800.8 year. Address 8. C. L., Herald office. a gg fags tg oF ‘A HOUSE, SUITA- le for a smel family. ina quiet neighborhood, below Twentieth streat preforrh Sidesen sentnr hoe? tion, terms, &c,, WT. 5, Herald office, for three OUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN—A COTTAGE, or three story brick house, within fifteen minutes walk of the Fuiton or Wall street ferries, pleasantly located. Any one declining preedaeving would find a customer for their furniture Address, for three days, House, Herald office. Rm WANTED, WITH FIREPLACE AND PANTRY, on the first or sec.ud flocr, unfurnished. Pent $60 or $70 per avnum. Above Bleecker street, in or between the avenues Address Editor, tierald office. ‘WO MIDDLE AGED GENILE\EN, WITHOUT FA- mily, at present want 4 suit of rooms of four or five, and unfurnished or furnisbeu, on the second or first floor, with the use of bath, in « priva’e house in « quiet part of the city; prefer netwrern Broome and Twentieth street, a reeaae immediavely. Address L H., box 174 Herald Office. NFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED —A GENTLEMAN and his wife, without chiliren, desire a suit of 100m8, or the entire first and second floor of a modern Luilt houre, with and baths. Location inor con- venient to im and below Eighteenth etreet. Farties of respectabili:v may secure a cesiradle tenant by addreseins, post paid, Gotham, box 696 Post Office. ANTED~A MODERN HOU~E, IN A PLEASAN f PART of the city, not above Tenth street, from the first of November. It must be farnished, euch as oi) cloths and carpets. Address to ND. W., Herald office. 'ANTED—ABOUT THE 20T!1 OF SEPTEMBER, A suit of two or three rooms, nicely furnished, in he neighborhood of the Astor or ‘Irving Houses, for a ¢entieman and wife, child two old and nurse, with full board, Address B., box 78 Boston Post Office, stating terms, which must be moderate, ——— ANTEL—~10 HIRE, A ~MALL TWO STORY AND A half or three story house, ina between Fourth and Twenty ourth streets and and‘ ixth averyes. Any one having such a dwelling to let, at » moderate rent wiil please address J. R. A., Herald office, with particulars, and stating where an in- terview may be had. William Penn, He- &C. EAP SILKS, CHEAP SILKS.—THE SUBSCRIBER will open, this morning, a large stock of alike, dsmaged on board of the fans lin, aad will be sold at centa |. Also, . plain and plaid silks. Mich silk robes, and other Hoda sf many fas, which wilt be sold ats reat, bargain ‘ATER, (Into Leadbeater & Lee), 347 Broad corner of Laceane stteet? my add EW STYLE OF RICH RIBBO! FANCY BONNET silks, velvets, feathers, millinery goods, dress trimm ‘ng ribbons, galloons, &c., adapted for the ensuing season, just received and for rale very cheap, at wholessie or retail, by MH. LICHTENSTEL |, 90 Bowery, EW FALL GOODS —J. BECK & CO, WOULD RES- Ppectfally invite the attention of their large and splendid stock of silts, mantissa, de) |, Gashmeres, merinoes, Also, 1,600 pieces rilke the late suction pales, ell of «hich be sold at very small advance. Nos 955 aad 367 Browway. SPERITU I {PIRITUAL MANIFFSCATIONS.—MRS COAN, ping snd writing medium, will hold cirdles daly, from $0 to 12,4 M., an Sto 8 and &t10P M; also evenings. " Avmission 60 cents, Rooms 82% ¥ opposite Broadway theatre.