The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1854, Page 5

New York; Mrs. Handley, Bermuda; Terey Pook, lew Haven, Captain Breese, Portemouth; ©. B. Uarton and lady, Now Urleaus; E. Litticton, B>gant. at the Clarvndom.—Mr. Anderséa afd femily, New “George We Abbett, Dorion; Jeha Haigh, Jr, Battimore; Thomas Hollis, \Frank 8 Fiske, New Haapshire; Lieut. WR Mercer, U.S A, San Jacnt; E Keington, Pean; @ Higginson, Boon; WL. Wichbam, Virginis; W. F. Carey New York. Frem Londow, im stip G B Lamar—Mr E Hf Knoales, Mrs L ioil, Mire M Reamones. From Vera Cruzy in bars fash—J Pleasants, aud three in the steerege. From Liverpool, in ship Fairéela—S Laboviter. DEPARTURES. For liverpool, in tbe stesmsbip Aretic—Mr and Mrs Lamson, Miss Dash, Me Mrs Brellerman, WJ Rob a- son, Mis During P'S Justice, Lieut Oldershaw and lady, A Von berger, Joba Brownen Jas A H Bell, A H solo: | New York; L Kosa, san Francises; Wm D Greene | f apd lady, Mr and Mrs Samner, Misa Stedman T W Bay- ard, § Althstuch, New York; Charies Carison, Dr T Sar- nt, \irs Sargent, Mra Seyle. LO Wilson, Mr Connelble, Fr Korver, Mr Longer, Miss Isabella Morris, New York; R A Southsick, Newburg; D Trefouse, New Cesar Peman, Penn; Mrand Mrs Prof Mitchell, two \iise Mitchell, Mr Mitchell and 3 chil tre Gen Dix. D Joy Browne and lady, Byron dode, New Yor! deren, Capt Major, New York; Mr and Mra 0 Liroaon Boston; Joreph Mawbay, Canada Lewis, Philadelphia; Sfea Dix, Jas Wadsworth, James Aytweod, New York, R W Woodruff, Williamsburg; Miss wa ‘Wynn, Jobn B Radley, Mrs J B Radley, France; ar Lopianet, ¥ Jobvg My se, Ohie; A H Graham, Philadelphia; Jacob | Hebu, Cuifornia; John Foley, Georgia; RV Merchaut, New York; Misses scot, Fngland; JG Gibbs, South Jaro- lioa; Louis Span, Pitisburg; Lovie Levizon, P Friend- laucer, Germany; J H Jones, Wales; S Schmidt, San Francisco; Julius Case, Germany; F Klein, France: Wm | Smith and wife, Jas Kuobelod; Mr Potts and lady, New | York; Ren#ick, H+ory James, Australia; F Galpeb, France: H A Corksedge and lady, England—iotal 9 Fr Glargow, in tae steamship Clyde—Mr. Halkertt, Alexander Bull, Theodore Bull, Miss Bull, Jas. Burnett, Wa Bennett. Geo. Nelntyre, lady and 2 children, Geo. Fulton, Michael Kelly and ‘lady, with infant, Jama: e, Robert Wilson, Dr. W. C. Moss, John Wolsey, apd 4 ip the steerage. For New Orleans, in the steam T. W. Barrett and lady, Alex. Maris, Theo. Murks, D. 0. erwin aod lady, W.'S. Sherman,’ G E. Porter, Miss Sarah Loofbor:ow, Theo, Wardell’ and lady, Capt. W Shuitleworth and son, A. Galespie, J. Steinfeld, 8. Runkel, T. F. Palmer, W. EF. Wilron, 7. 0. Payan, James H. Marks, Wm, B. Spmidt, L. A. stone, G. Nuranta, M. Jeseph, J. A Clerk, J, Auburtus, Geo. Watson, James Met » Capt. Heartt, Mr. W. Flanergin and lady, W. 8. Ogsen,'J. L. Perry, 8. Broughton, E. Morris, ‘James Gallager Henry Gadsby, A. Sponter, and 19’ in the steerage. For savsonah in the steamship Florida—F McNulty, John Disbrow, Allen C Beebe, George Cruttenden, T Lochoff, peter’ Gades, E F T ‘Rowiand, Mra Day, Wm Lunn, L Christie Fer Richmond, ke » in the steamship Jamestown—F Cranz, M Gaston, John Williams, E R Sockwood, TM Whiteourst, Jobm'H Aokins, H A Dwight, Mrs Steinhard, ip Star of the South— Miseer Levens, , Woodbury, Hiser, P A Bulkley anc Indy, W B S@mpBngers, John Quantrus, Mies Jones, © K Degen and Way, C B Maliett, lady and chili, HP McKeon, TC Martin, Grove P Jenkins, F Ball, junr, A C Porter. J H Sivford, Mrs Master Crow, Mra Colburn, Mrs fenfeld, JP Strong, J H. Crittenden and lady, Mca Crandall, Mrs ¥erguson ‘and childrens, J E Ketchem, Mr Chandler, lady and two children, Mrs Briggs, Capt Brac- men, Mrs Higgins, E M Stevens, lady and child, Robt ©) shohn, JowLably, Mr Young and 8 Misses Young, 32 in the steerage. ? ‘or Charleston, in the steamship "Nashville—Hon Wm Aiken ond jady, Mies HA Aiken, Jame: Jo‘fords and lady, Mise M Jefforas, Mes E Jeffords, G W Price and lady, Jas Joves, C Fiyden, R Causse, Wm Burrows, H Striw,” Ly man Allen, J A Pillaus, A F Hall, Chas R'Dean; D. tell- ing, lady three children and nurse; E H Locke, lady aad infant; G W Hulse, Miss Louisa Beck, G ¥ Rankin, WB Cargill, lady and infact; Mrs AJ White and son, Thomas Balsey’anc child, L Keese and lady, Miss Fanny Living: ston. Mr Joseph’ Addison and lady, of Brooklyn, Mr au- geitus Coman, Mrs O’Consor, child and servant, irs eely, M Meyer, lady and servant, Mr E B Curthbert, SBCurthverr, Divid Mayer and servant, $ Rothchild’ son and ter\ant—and 39 in the steerage. are was brought before Justice Clarke yesterday, charged with having burglariously entered the dwelling house of Frederick D. Lappage, No 68 West Niveteenth street, and stealing therefrom plate to the vaiue of $30. It apjears from the evidence that on Friday af-ernoon, Margsret Cullen, a domestic in the house of the com: ant, heard @ noise in the front parlor of the sscond rory, and on calling out ‘who is there,’? Williamson, and another man not y«t arcesto!, ran outof this room into the ball, cown stairs, and e.caped by the front door. ‘The girl then geve the ularm, when her emp'over, with some of the neighbors, cried out “Stop thief,” and went in pursuit of the rascals. They startea down Seventh avenue, and after alg chose Williamson was secured in the cellor of a new house corner of Eighteenth street, > where he hed taken refuge. Be was secured by officer Walton of the “ixteenth ward police, who conveyed him before Justice Clarke. That magistrate committed him awe saad es ap er nnd arge at Rape —Yesterday, a woman named Rosarnah Gaffney Soper before Justice Clarke, aad made a complaint against James Shields, for assault ant Datiery and attempt to commit rave. She alleges that the defendant came to her residence, No. 229 Kast Se- yenteenth sireet, and there forcibly attempted to have intercourse witb her, when ehe made loud cries for help, which so alarmed him that he decamped from the pre- mises. Judge Clarke committed the defendant to pelocn in default of $500 to ans ‘Williamsburg City Intelligence. Bop Roppery.—Yesterdsy afternoon two young men entered the grocery store of Mr. Benedict, corner of Becond and South Fourth streets, ana while one of them engaged the attention of the clerk the other roboel the money drawer of $14. Immediately after they left the clerk viscovered the theft, and arrested outside of the coor a young man from New York, who gave his pame a8 Ambrove Simmons, and who was locked up. A eempsnion of Simmons san’ away. None of the missing meney was fousd on accu ed. Extensive Bustye-3 or Hoo Tumves.—Yesterday fore- noon, officers Cochen and Sherman, of the Firat ward Lice, arrested two men, named Michael Mitchell and john Fox, cha‘ged with stealing a number of hogs from Cornelius Noonan, [residing at the corner of sixth and South First streets The accuse parties were fouod in 1d woods in the town of Flatbush, about two ast of Fiatbush Hospital. In the centre of this wood about 3(0 hogs were found in an enclosure, to- her with a number of horses and cows in the vici- nity, sllof which are supposed to have been stolen. Mr. Nconan identified ten of the hogs as hisown. The ac- eused parties were taken before Justice Boswell, who committed them to the cells of the Second ward station house, refusing to admit them to bail. The swine, horses and cows will probably be placed in the Williams. burg pound, where they can be claimed by the owners. The Providence Journal states that the $2,458 which was stolen from Messrs. Corless, Nightingale & Co., bas deen recovered by officer Shaw, but it has not been made known by whom the thert was committed. Beebe & vo, Fasnionable Hatters, 156 Broadway, respectfully mvite the attention of their cus. tomers and the public to the fall fashiens for gentle men’s hate and caps. Erie and Kalamazoo Rallroad Bank, Drov- er's Bank of Ogdensburg. Bank of Carthage, Canal Bank, Lockport, &c., &¢ —Notes on the adovo banks, and on all the Inciena, Iiinois, Wiscovsinand Vermont banks will be taken at par in paym+nt for readymade clothing, at E. EVANS’ clothing warehouse, 63 and 68 Fulton st. Bank of M)lford, Delaware, Farmers’ and Meichavts’ Bak, Memphis, Tennessee —Notes on the above bonks will be taken at fifty cents on the dollar, in yment for ready made clothing, at E. EVANS’ Cloth- 4 Warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street. “Modet Melodeons,” Manufactured by pon & Hamlin, Boston, Mass. A melojeon, with new im. provements, well worthy the attention of all who wish ap heb erp = is J yrlaretecl * ge fh Sy t rs promptness: ion al uty ini y bf ‘and 6 octaves, single and double reeds. suitable for the rior or church, at $60 $75, $100, $120, $160 and $175. Jers supplied at factory prices. BERRY & GORDON, No. 207 Broadway, sole agents. The Felten Patent.—T. Deing owners-of the molian patent, can furnish pienos with this beautiful attachment, at a es price than any etber house, and persons wishing their celebrated pianos sould call at their sole agency, 333 Broaiway; where Ma- Gilbert & Co. ‘aleo way be found a large assertment of elegant pianos of other makers, among them those of Hallett & Cum ston, Jacob Chickering, and Horace Waters. 8 D & H. 'W. smitb’s celebrated melodeons, and melodeons of all other styles and prices. Esch instrament warranted. Pianos seid on menthly payments. Dealers supplied on the very best terms. HORACE WATERS. Goelal and Masto.—Strangers in the City will find very choice seats for the fret Grand ‘Ope: wich Griei and Mario.at Castle Garden, to be obtained at the manic store of SaMUEL C. JOLLIE, No. 300 Broadway. Madame Grisi.—Published nis Day, sod splencid portrait of this world renowned iat. Proofs on large peper, $1. A Jiberal allowance to the trade. 8. C. JOLLIE, 300 Broadway. “Econamy its W/calth.”. the finest clothing in the city, got up by one of the best houres in Broadway, for sale at ANS? cloth ‘warehouse, 43 and 68 Hulton street, at less than hi New Popor Hai ‘Falt FRANCIS PARES & CO, 69 Chambers street, next to Stewart’s, corner of Broadway, have received new de- signs of oll the richest decorations, and every other style ano quaity in the line Shil'ul paper-hang: re employed. Notice to Lacies-—Peter Roberta & Co., 375 Broadway, will open on the ¢th of September, a large stock of French embsvideries on linen, cambrie, Swiss id Jaconet, something quite new in collars, coliarcttes and rleoves,’ ‘vets of Ines and enroroiderion.” One of the tadest of all reflections to # man of festion, is the reflection of an ill made, miasfit- ting, vulgar looking shirt bosom in the looking gliss Asa certoin preventive of such a misfortune, shirts made to measure at GREEN'S, No. 1 Astor Honee, are reayectfully recommended. ; ronnantsesmeniiiieeintes Silke! Stlkste Just received trom and will be offered, on Monday, ath icant pomaeet striped and plaid wilka, at 4e, per yard: 8 cases do., at 5a, & yard ; also, rich brocade, plain and plaid; steo, @ above goods are warranted perfect, and will bo sold z rece $0 per cent. a real valae. F. a (late Lexdhent 0.) 847 Br or oy 7) vad way, ka, aias | Brown, Mr ‘Holmes, Mr Strauss, H Seligman and lidy, | iliett, Master Brown, H Appols, Capt McKay, | Worth of Borton 4 Sons, 2° Falton strect, Brooklyn, are row selling their large stock of English velvets, ty- pestry, Brussels ap‘¢ ingrain carpets, at @ great reduction ta price. Now is the time to buy. From the Frankiin.-Lyons & Jones will open to morrow (Mi and feliowing é@ays 20,0 yards silks, slightly The} are very desirable goors plaids, stripes, solid colors, and blacks, and will De sob ut baif the cost of importation, L.& J will oper the ssmewoys thrir fal iporrations of shawls, rich woot taids, mezino*, paramattas and a general as sortment of dry goods, to ehich they respect? ally t 3, 277 Hudgon street, spec al attent LYONS & JON Note the name (between Canal and Spr.pg strects.) api adders. Horton & #ons, 379 Falton street, Bevolsiya, have received from late auction sa’es some great bar- pairs, in lu nde laines, Freoch merinos, meriao @, Lack bombazines, farcy and dlick dress silica, neh™prints, &e., all selliog at a large reduction from | old prices. Sewing Machines.—The Fall rade In Cloth shoes, capa, saddlery, &e, must be supplied, and the only way to complete these manufactures’ with despatch, uniformity snd unequalled strength and beauty ia to use Singer’s sewing machines. An investineat in a | machine now of $119 will secure @ profit of $500 py the | th lo ‘Ww Philips, J -tratton. New York; Wm (D' Jooss, New | (m6 the seseun cloves All suits against Singer's machines are Gnally settled, and they are the only mechines of any value which do not infringe valid patents, and subject the asera to suits and dimagos. I M, SINGER & CO., 323 Broadway. Sewing Machines —It 15 a singular fact that many persons can be incuced to buy what is utterly worthless, because offered at a low price. Thousands of sexitg machices cylied chesp have been sold, whith could not be used—they were mae only to sell. Many such ore in themarket now. The only kiad waica have stood the teat of experience are Singer’s. which aze ev ery¥licre in profiteble use There is no dispute aboat the right to use these machines, and no machine of any value can be made without infringing our numerous pa- tents, I. M. SINGER & CO., 323 Broadway. The Great Peremptory Sale of West Fiush- ing lots takes place on the round, ‘on Tuesday, Wednes- day snd Thursday, Sept. 5th, 6th, and 7th, st one o'clock P.M. Every lot put up wiil be sold to the highest bidder. To the merchant, mechanic, and working man, who wishes to have a resi¢eace near the city, on high ground apd healthy location, this property has ual. ‘Terms very easy. For maps, free tickets for days of sale, &., to Barker & Elliott, No. 3 Nassau street, near ‘all; orto A. P. Smith, 444 Eighzh avenue; Macfarlaa & Merritt, 49 Third avenue; J. I, Barnett, 344 Broome street, up stairs; V. Laine, 90 Roosevelt street, New York; or to J.T Runele, 189 Grand street. Williamsburg; 8 F. Cogswell, No. 9 Court street, Brooklyn; or to W. A. Van Houten, Flushing avenue, near Franklin, Greenpoint. Window “hades and Cartaln Goods at re- duced prices —-KELTY & FERGUSON, 289} Broadway and 54 Reade street, have of their own manufactare and importation a large stock of window shades, lace and muslin curtains, cornices, damasrs, & , which ‘hey are now offering st extremely low prises. Crockery, China, Glass, &c.—For the great- est variety, latest styles, lowest prices, and most siperior packing, visit Gould & Elliott’s extensive establishment, No. 196 Pearl strest ove door telow Maiden.Jane. Tight Times and Smashin; upot Banks and tracers have not the sl ghivst effect on the aslo of Gou- raud’s world renowned Italian medicated soap. People will have clear skins albeit their consciences are not clear. Pimples, freckles, tan, sucburn, &c., are positively cured by the use of Gouraud’s soap.’ Poudre subtile aproots hair from uny part of the body. Liquil rouge, lily white, hair dye and reetorative, at 67 Walker atreet, drst store from Broadway Hin, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and Whis- kers in allthe varied styles required by the different tastes and countenances, at 45 Nassau street, adjoining Liberty street; at the same place, as well asthe fancy goods stores, may be obtained HILL'S improved instanta- necus hair dye, Hole Dye and Wixs.—Batchelor’s celebrated hair dye is by all acknowledged tho best in the world, sold wholeszle and retail, or applied in_ nine private rooms, at W. A. BATCHELOR’S Hair Dye, Wig and Orna- ental Hair Factory, No. 233 Broadway. Diea, Suddenly, at the house of his father, Aumxanpar Ser- yCR, fon oF Jamen Service. His funeral will take place this morning, at ten o’clock, from the house 439 Grand street. Toe N. Y. State Gre- padiers are requesied to attend. On Saturday, September 2, Danie. Apporr, Jr, aged 44 ears cs friends, and the members of Independence Lodge 158 J. 0.0. F, are respectfully invited to attend the fu- neral, from his late residence, 47 North Moore street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. On Saturday, september 2, at 12 M., of Chagres fever, Frank G. PALMER, age i 19 years. The re‘atives of the family ara requested to atten the funerel, from the residence of his mother, 183 Clinton place, Eighth street, this afternoon, at four o’clock. On Saturday, September 2, ANNA SCHROEDER, widow of Frederick :chroeder, in the 47th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the Ger- man Brotherly Society and the Grocers’ Society of New Yorh, are respectfully invited to attend the funera', at Ler lite residence, 70 North Moor: " this afternoon. He remains will be Cemetery. On Saturday, September 2, Jon Jana, son of Jams apd Henrietta Prentice, aged 1 year and 6 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu peral, at 23 o'clock this afternoon, at his late residence, 71 Nasrau street, Brooklyn. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. On Friday, Se:tember 1, of diarrhort, Joa B. Brow, in the 84th sear of his age. Funeral to- morro afterncon, at two o’cloc®, from hia late residence, 277 Fulton street, Brooklyn. His loss will be deeply felt by sil who knew him On saturday, September 2, Mary Russet, wife of John Russell Ber friends and those of the family are respectfully in- vited to atrend hag funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late nee, 822 West Iwenty-seventh street. On Saturday, September 2, Mrs. Euzangra Trustcm, wife of the late Thomas ‘rustum. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at the residence of J mes Serle:, 221 Delancy street. On ‘Saturday, ‘eptember 2, Hanrmr, daughter of Au- stus and Mary Morris, aged 1 year, 6 maths and 26 8. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral, this afternoon, at tw> o'clock, from 181 Fourth street. On Thursday, Avgurt 31, in Brooklyn, ALFRED, son of J. D. and Rosalie Clement, aged 14 months and 28 days. On Wednesday, Auguat 80, suddenly, Tuomas MACLE- = bookseller, of this city, and late of Montreal, age ears. faturday, September 2, at the Quarantine Hospital, of a fever contracted in Navannah, James FixLps, in the 2th year of his age. At Watertown, Mass, September 1, Exiz Ronkrrs, wife of C. L. Barry, and daughter of Mr. 2. M. Barnard ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Joseph Kirkpatrick, who came to this countcy in 1848, by James Lever. ‘Direct to James Laver, 110 Grand street, Williamsburg, L. I OBN MALOONAY, FORMERLY OF CLANCAIRD, J county of Meath, Ireland, can see his niece, Bridget Coonay, by calling at 106 Lawrence street, Brooklyn. M CENTTEN WILL OBLIGE ©. C. BY CALLING AML at the post office for another letter, and replying to those which he has already received. R. KH KRICKMAN WILL FIND LETTERS TO HIS address, at 109 Pearl street. 1 he JOHN MURPHY, LATE OF 27 NORTH FREDE- tick street, Dublin, will hear of his nephew, who is coming to ree him, by addressing Dr. surgeon of the ship Ashburton, Post Office. ERS@Mad, —IF WR. LYONS, WHO WAS THIRD mate, and Mr William Henry Carr, who was stew rd of a sbipon a voyage from Liverpool to New York ex. Murphy, in tke months of July and August, 1853, or any perayn arquaintei with them, will send their address to the office of the Commission: cai 76 Frank lin street, they will conf 6 6 -PyROFE-SOR”—THE CORPORAL AND THE VICE President bet Sart very svlicitous about you; unless you would wish to seo how your ovitaary notice would look in print, you would do well to improve the first opportunity to report yourself to them. Mer AND FLOUR —COAL, FIRST QUALITY, NUTT f'ze, $6 00 per ton; egg or grate coal, $6 75; flour, by the single barrel, at the whole-ale market price, de- livered in New York, Brooklyn, Williamsbarg, or Jersey City. Apply at the People’s Coai and Flour Agency, 38 Broadway. Se AT 28 JAMES STREET, WHERE GOOD WEIGAT and the best quality of red ash coal will be sold at the lowest market vrice. Orders received at the Sixth EXPRESS AGENCIES. M. BINKLEY & 09.’8 ASPINWALL AND PANA o me Freight for arpiawall, N. G., il) received in New York, collected hy our wagons, snd delivered in Aspinwail, or re-chipped ae that port, ata sharge of 76 cents per foot; pereele taken st a propor: thonate chagge. Freight for Panams, (im anual packages ediate Geepateh sorter for transit,) not requiring mm. the Lsthmus, will be taken ‘at 16 cents per ponnd from Broad New York. J@HN W. CARRINGTON, ager, 7, under Panama railroad once. Me JALIFORNIA EXPRESS BY THE UNT 4 end Pacific Mail Line, via Panama, caclolyeiy A M HINKLEY & CO. will despateh their next fright and parcel express for Aspinwall, Panama ond san P ran: cisco, by the U. 8. mail steamer G Law, on Tue: september 6, in charge ef W. D. Blair, regular throug messenger. ‘Freight must be put up in water proof packages, not exceeding 120 Ibs. weight, or 54¢ eubic feat in bolk. JOGN W.¢ INGTON, Agent, 78 Broaiwag. N. B.—Lettere, &e., (which we will enclose in govern- ment envelopes,) received at 78 Broadway, or at our baggage ofiice qn the wharf on palling day, up to the Seine hour of dey Rinckley & Co.’s Isthmus age Fxprees.— ers’ baggage will be received and checked at the haggage omee on the wharf, foot of War. ten rte cas bei eno ite et, on ine ‘Tran i ee ee ON Aw LADY WANTED IN ANA nrgrarnrre AN EMBROTDERY AND A fancy store, in Brooklyn. Those only acquainted with the basiness need apply, in the eveniag, at No. 103 Fulton street. OFT OFFICE NOTICE —THE MAILS FOR EUROPE, per United States steamer WASHINGTON, will close at {bis office on Saturday, the Oth day of Septemer, at | 104 A. M. P FOWLER, Postmaster. N ENGLISH LADY—WHO 2CQUIRED HER MUBI- cal edneation in the } oyal Academy, London, would be happy to give jastruction on the piauo or in sioging. y be known on application to Vrs. Chambre, 190 Fulton street, Brooklyn SENTLEMAN, POSSESSING EXOELLENT REFER- £2 encer, a member of one of the distinguished ulleges in Furope, desires a situation in @ private family, in town or country, to ed © tvo or three young genthkmen in the Greek, Latin. French and English preparatory course. Information as to personal character and capacity, will be found most desirable, Address Joha Daniell, No, 83 White street. YOUNG GFRMAN, FROM THE BOOK PUBLISHING establishment of Bernhard Tauchnitz, in Leipsic, sirous of a situation’ in some house of a kindred charecter in this city. He is familiar with the business; speaks English, writes well, and is familiar with ac: counts His expectations as to salary are moderate ile bus testimonials of the highest character from abroad, os well as city references, Address J. K., Herald office. MERCHANT, WHO CAN GIVI AA. required respectiog ALL REFERENCES 8 morality and capacity, who speaks fluently French, German, and Itelian, and knows a little of the English, with a perfect knowledge of book- keeping, desi ituation as clerk or as teacher. Ad- dress D. B. & ., Herald office. I KUG CLE}K WANTED—ONE WHO IS FULLY qualiGed to take charge of a store, and can bring food references, may hear of a permanent situation by apply ing at 383 Second street. OUSEKERPER’3 SITUATION WANTED—BY A young widow woman, in a house where servants are kept. Address, for ‘one week, Mra, Curren, 168 Varick street, over the fanzy store. OUSEKEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A lady, at the South; he is 85 years of age, and accustomed to a southern climate. ‘She is capable of taking charge of an establishment of avy tize, either in a city or on a plantation. Best of references can be givea. Please acéress W. B., Broadway Post Office. ORTER IN A STORE WANTED.—A SMART INTEL- ligent man, who can read and write, and bring goot references—must be Scotch or American—no others need apply. Address 8. W. & C., Herald office, in the hand. writing of the applicant. ITUATION WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE STATIONE- Ty, patent medicine or pegfumery store, where the services of a good, industrious young man’ is wanted. Good city references given. ‘Apply to or address A. Scoville & Co., 316 Broadway. {ALESMAN WANTED—BY A RETAIL DRY GOODS KS houre, in Petersburg, Va. None need apply unless they can bring good refereuce, &e. Apply t> Charles Nontse, 85 Liverty street Qe WANTED—IN THE UPHOLSTERY AND furnishing departmeat. To one fully competent a liberal salary will be given. Apply to A. 1. Co., Broadway. Stewart & YO MILLINERS.—WAN:ED, A NUMBER OF MIL- liners to work on custom work. None but first class hi eed apply. Also, one or two girls to learn. Apply at the Fancy store, corner of Market and Division atree t 0 SOUTHERNERS.—A MUSICIAN OF THE HIGHEST standing, from Europe, desirea settling with his family south.’ He is a pinoist, organist, singing mastor, and composer of great repute His desire is to establish himself permaner tly. Address Europeae, Herald office, New York WENTY ENERGETIC MEN, OF GOOD ADDRESS, may hear of something considerably to their advan! tage by applying to T. WESION Jr., 853 Broydvay. ANTED—A GOVERNESS FULLV COMPETENT T) teach the French and German languages, with ma- sicor drawing. Apply at No. 62 Warten street, four coors from Henry street, Brooklyn. Wane MIDDLE AGED SCOTCH WOMAN (OR German, who can speak English), to go to the most healthy city in Dlinois, witha small family (Scotch). #ust bea good cook, &c Toa suitable persona gool home and liberal wages will be given, Reference wanted. Address J. M., box 280 Post Office. TANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WIT a good breast of milk four weeks old, a ritaation at wet nurse, She can come recommended by the high- est pbysicien inthe city. Please call for two Gays at 331 cixth avenue, third floor, fron; room. \ JANIED—A SITUATION AS MONTHLY NURSE BY an American woman; the best of reference given Can be seen at the Christian Home, corner of Thirty-sixth street and rixth’avenue, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation, as chambermaid and waiter. Good city references given, if required. Please call, for two days, at 116 Fortieth street, between Seventh avenue an Broadway, TANTED—A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work—Protestant preferred—to come well recom mended. 218 West Twenty-third {street, near Eighth avenue, ANTED—TWENTY GOOD MILLINERS IMMEDI- ately ; also two or three first rate trimmers. Good wages paid, None need apply unless first rate workers. Apply at 178 Buwery. J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SEAMSTRE3S THAT thoroughly uxderstanis her business; is 4 neat linen worker, embroiderer and dressmaker. Can give the best ot city reference Can be seen at 24 Twelfth street, between the Sixth and Seventh avenues Wx PLACE FOR A GIRL, WHO CAN B? well recomended, to do plain cooking, washing, and ironing, and common housework. Can’ be seen during Sep'ember 4, at 808 Pacitic street, fourth door west of Hoyt street, Brooklyn. ANTED—FIVE OR SIX RESPECTABLE LAD3, WH) reside with their parents, to ac; as cash boys. Apply at Arnold, Constable & Co.’s, 62 Canal street. V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD SECOND HAND machinist’s turning lathe, from eight to nine fee! sheers; +10, @ midoting #1ze power driling machine. Addiess Richard Bullwinkle, corner of Tuvington and streets, ANTED—A FISSTRATE COOK AND MAN Walt. er, bo:h colored. None need apply but those who thoroughly understand their business; also, a woman to do light chamberwork and who uncerstanis sewing. Apply at 208 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth stre' W2NiED- SEVERAL GOOD DRY GOODS SALESMEN. ‘Apply to HORTON & £ONS, 279 Fulton street, Brooklyn. LOST AND FOUN. I EFT IN A BARROOM, ON TUESDAY, 297m AUG, 4. in Cortlandt street, West street, or Broadway, a ick valice, covered with leather; on end E. J. W., with ;on top, over lock, two handles, Any per- ing the same at the Sailors’ Home, Cherry atre.*, will be handsomely rewarded. OST—ON THE 20TH OF AUGUST, ON THE ROAD 4 from Coney Island to Brooklyn, a violin, ins black box, (probably fallen out of the wagon.) The finder pl be liberally bg by leaving the eame at No. 15 Perry x IUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS ON THE Seventh Wari Bank, with several amaller bills. Tho umber of the large bills are left at the Seventh Ward Bonk. If,promptly Jeft at raid bank, the party so de- livering shall receive $200. i ingien HE 29TH ULT., A CASE OF FARRIERS’ e implementa, in going from Twenty second street to nth street ferry. Any person re urning the sama to JAMES MULLIGAN, 126 Grand street will be liberally$re warded. I OST—A SCROLL GOLD TURQUOISE LEAF LADIES’ 4 breastpin. The finder, by returning the same to DAVID RAIT, jeweller, 381 Broadway, up stairs, will be suitably rewarded. O8T—ON MONDAY MORNING, AUGUS® 28, AT OR near the Times office, an invoice of crockery and advance book. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at Savery’s restaurant, or at 75 Leonard street. OST—ON THE AFTERNOON OF AUGUST 3iST. 4 probably by leaving it in a Fourth avenue railroad ear, a blue embroidered cassimere waistcoat, now, and wrapped ip blue paper. The finder will be liberally re- warded on leaving it at 54 East Sixteenth street. OST—A PORTEMONNAIE, ON BROADWAY OR Bloomingdale road, on Friday evening, containing some money. The wt will be liberally rewarded by calling at rocm N>. 6, in 128 street. OTICE TO BROKERS —LOST OR STOLEN, ON OR about the 18th or 20th of Auguat, one 650 Tids ‘ater Canal scrip, or gr note; and $113 in ones, twos, 4 threes, issued in Baltimore in 1840. Brokers hav: ing any of these offered for sale will please notify BALSEY & BALDWIN, 35 Dey atrect, ATURDAY MORNING, BETWEEN 9 AND 10 O'CLOCK, was lost pocketbook, contsiving forty dollars in city bills, in Greenwich street, between Reade and spring streets, by the wife of a rf workman in Stuart’; su- gar factory, comprisiog all the property of the poor fami- ly, ‘ihe ander will reeeive, by leaving it at 813 Green wich street, basement, a good reward. RUNK LOST—A TRUNK, WITH WEARING APPA- rel, from on board the George Law, on her trip down, on Bist instant, from New Rochelle to New York ‘The Ander willreceive «te ‘ard of five dollars, by leav ing the same at 80/" al tet FRANCIS DU BO. MUSICAL. W. LADD & 008 FIRST PREMIUM PIANO fortes, with a large assortment of new and se- ondend Jasiromente e¢ great las. Wo wish to call penton od Fg diagonsl rs with ws grand action, Ww] no superior the ta which constitutes a perfect {ustrument, a ____ISDOLN & THOMPSON, 441 Broadway. ONCERTINAS.—T013° SUPERB INSTRUMENT OF Wheatetone, Cas@ & Chidley's make, London, to be hed at the only’ ageney in the United’ states, £. & J. Anmohe, 407 Rreadeny. Janne celebrated gow aise Oai- Barmtenloon for sale, Loudon Corcleons and fatinas, Av OST OFFICE } E. MAILS FO? CALIFOR. nia, &c.. per United States steamer GEORGE LAW, will close at this office on Tuesday, Sth instant, at 1 o’clock P. M. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. | 4 | Va SPECIAL NOTICHS. ne *SSOCIATION.—THE MEMBERS OF THE | above association are hereby notified to attead the | second regalar monthly meeting, at the committee rooms, | Livingtou street, on Monday evening, September 4, at 734 o’clock precisely. By order of SAMUEL MAGILL, President. Bru, T. Brapy, Secretary. Gomes NEW RESTAURANT, NO. 306 BROAD . way, between Pearl and Duane streets, (late of 17 Nassau ‘street,) will be open in future every Sanday, for the accommodation of the public, from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M, for breakfast, dinner, and supper. LEONARD GOSLING, Proprietor. N ORDER TO ALLEVIATE THE SUFFERING O0CCA- sioned by t the daguerre ype of the in, t Frederick, Councilman Wild, of the Seventeenth District, has kindly consentrd to transfer one of his tick- ets for the grand opera of Grisi and Marie, on Monday night, to Mrs. Oscar Shanghae. Sho will be present on that occasion, and will sit on t’other side of Mrs. cot. Will lesve No. 2 Dey street, at 7 P. M. 0. OF F. ANDO U. A—THE BROTHERS OF TaE e order are invi'ed to attend the funeral of our be- loved brother James Morris, from the residence of his father, Edward Morris, Wythe avenue, between Rusk and Taslor ‘strecta, Brooklyn, on Sunday efterncon, at 2 o’e! . ons OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES, CITY HALL, Park.—Taxes—1*54.—Rate 105 6-100,—Notice is hereby given that the Tex Books ofthe present year will be open for payment on the thirty first day of August instant, and that I will then be prepared to receive the sums charged thereon. All persona paying their taxes revious to the first of November next will raceive a de- uction of interest at 7 per cent per anpum, calculated from the time of payment to the first of Deoem er next One yer cent will be added toall taxes unpaid on the first December rext. Hours for receiving taxes—frora 8 A.M. to2P.M. Bankable money only reseived. HARVEY HaRt, Receiver of Taxes. N. B.—Persons can have their bills by applying at this office, and are requested to give fall and. accurate de- seriptionss of their property, and thus avoiderrors, Also to enquire for personal tax, if any. arrears of Cro- ton water rent are to be added to the tax bills, in accord. ance With a Inw lately passed by the Legitlature, and perfons will be required to pay the same with the taxer for the present year. New York, August 24, 1854. ECOND AVENUE ASSESSMENTS—ALL PERSONS who are interested in opposing the oppressive as- sessmenis for working the Second avenue, from Houston to 123d streets, are requested to appear bofore the Com- mitte of Councilmen on Tuesday next, at 3 o'clock P. Mf, their chamber, No 17 City Hall. itis highly import: ant tha! every porron owning property between those atrects, aud streets adjasen’ to the avenue, should at- BENJAMIN M TREDWELL, \“raa on g NDERPOOL, Jr., > _hebalf of WILLIAM LE COUNT, lo! owners, MMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.— Brothers—A \egular meeting of the institution will be held in the Council Chamter of the Great Wigwam, on Monday evening, the 4th instact, at half an hour a”: ter the seiting of the sun. General and punctual attend ance is requeted. By order, ELIJAH F, PURDY, Grand Sachem, Srgrngn C. Dunyea, Secretary. Manbattan, Season of Hunting, 91h Moon, Year of Discovery 862d, of Independence 79th, and of the insti tution the 66th. ‘0 THE STOCK AND BONDHOLDERS OF THE ERIE. Railroad Compauy.—all those stock and bond- holders who feel an interest in the present condition of the affaira of the aboveasmei company, and who ure Assirous of taking prompt and effectual measures t> arrest the depreciation of their property, wh ch is now being accomplished by interested parties,’ are requested to meet at the Merchants’ Exchange on Wednesday, the 6th inet , at one o'clock, P. M. NHE LONG LOOKED FOR TIGER HAS ARRIVED. This animal has been expressiy imported for Ame Tics Kugine Co., No. 6, by one of their ex members trom Youth America. ' He caa ba seen at the Knickerbockor. comer of Division and Governeur streets. TENANTS’ REGISTER : FURST CLAYS BOARDING HOUSE To fam’ ce and Fifth avenue, would rent it, furuished or un- Furnished, and board with the lay, who must be capable of keeping @ Grst class house. Such» person only will please acdzess Fifth avenue, Herald oft2e. URNI-HED APARTMENTS TO LET—AT 776 BROAD- way. A splendid suite of three rooms deep, with privilege of kitchen; excellent accommodations for & large ‘amily. Also, a parlor and bedroom for a single geutle- man. Please apply from 10 A. M. to 2 P.M owning a large he use in the vicinity of Unins OUSE TO LET—FOR AN ENGLISH SHADES OR restansant convenient to Wallack’s and Niblo’s theatres, and there sre none in the neighborhood of this character. Apply immediately to OKCKER & CO., 81 Nassan st., room 6. | OUSE TO RENT, AND FURNITORE FOR SALE—IN | the country. about oae hour’s ride from New York; serythin ly new, and ready to occapy immediately. The houre oontains a ‘kitchen, cellar, dining room, two parlors, and three bedrooms; stable and carriage house Attached. Adares# Country, Heralt oftice OUSE 10 LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE; rent $700 por year till Ist of May next. Four story, modern built, lin West Twentieth street. FPurni- ture ‘entirely new. Terms easy R, SQUIRES, 21 Park row, for three days. Hs TO LET, AND FURNI'URE FOR SALE.—AN elegant three story new brown stone dwelling, in one of the firest localities in Brooklyn, five minutes walk from Youih ferry, will be rented and possession given im- Rent $1,000 per apnum. Price of furniture Suid house has every modern convenience at- Stone Dwelling, dox 126, Ferald office. | HOUSE, USE TO LET IN JERSEY CITY—-A SM convenient to the ferry. The furniture, which is ali rew, will befeold—the whole, or part of it. Posses sion given immediately. Apply'on the premises, No. 5 York terrace, or at 71 Maiden lano, up stairs. OUSE TO LEASE—FOR BOARD OF A GENTLE man, his wife and child.—A new three story base- ment house in Brooklyn, with all the modern irnprove ments, to let on the above terms to a genteel tamily. Acdress, post paid, for twodays, A. T. Riggs, 27 Nas- sau street, N.Y. ART OF A GENTEEL HOUSE TO LET IN FOUTA - Brooklyn. Rent low tos small family. Reference sxchanged, Inquire at second house west of Court{street, vouth side of Luquer street, a OOMS TO T.—SEVERAL PLEASANT hOOMs, neatly furnisned, to let, singly or otherwise, with or without board, at College Hotel, 36 Murray street. ‘There is a first cluss restaurant attached; also baths, and every thing clse for comfort one cin with. OOMS WITH STEAM PO TO LET.—THRES roots, about 40x80 exch, with six horse power, if equired, in the brick building foot of 118th street, on dhe Harlem river. Apply at LéH. WATTS’ Edge Tool danufactory, adjoming CITORES TO LET.—THOSE HANDSOME NEW SUOW- ©) room stores, 265 Bowery, a few doors below Houston street, consisting of first, second and third stories; suita- Ule for a carpet or pianoforte warehouse, or other husi- ners requiring a full open view from the street. Rent $1,400. Apply to GEO. W. DEAN, on the premises. LET—A PUBLIC HOUSE, DOING A GOOD BUST, — “ ne tia Riker 8, with pee ante rooms og, ital lor or military porposos. ty 5 125 Grand street. jg LET—A TWO STORY COTTAGE, HANDSOMELY finished, with three lots in garden, on Eighty- Rent, $300 Apply to wt, convenient to atages and cars, sr anvum, ’ Possession 10th of September. SOHN W. ANDREAS, coal yard, 69 Greenwich avenue, LET. HE THIRD STORY OF BUILDING 24 BERK- st, with windows front, rear ard sine, #6 xet deep, will be let to two tenants. ‘Also, basement of {o. 12 Spruce street, well calculated for a press room, as + ia 10 the immodiate neigiborhood of stea:a power. The pom in 95 feet deep, with gas. Inquire of JAMES CONNOR & SONS, 29 Boekmangstreet. T° LET—THE STORE 341 BROADWAY, ON ACCOUNT of whom it may concern. Will be let ata low rent trem now uatil Ist May. Apply at the segar store, 337 Broadway. 10 LET—A GROCERY STORE.—ONE OF THE BEST stangs in the city, 165 Eighteenth street, betwoen fventh and Eighth avenues, Rent $200. ‘Apoly to YEO. W. DEAN, 265 Bowery. HE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON Lodge No. 4, A. P. A., are requested to mest iv full regalia at their Lo¢ge room, corner of avenue C and Fourth street, on Tusscay, sept 6, at 7 o'clock A. M,, to participate with the other Lodges, to proceed to Nawark to celebrate the first American Congress held in Phiiadel- Bey 1774. The officers and members of Columbia Lodge Yo. 8, of Williamsburg, and Walden’s No. 9, of New York, are most respectfully invited to attend, and tho members of the order in genera'. By order of GEORGE CANIWELL, W. M. Grorar Aumsrroxa, Rec. Sec’y, P. T. Tr <A GROTERY STORE FOR SALE, $1.400. doing a first rate business, and in an exellent business location. The stock, Gx‘ures, ho-s0 and two wagons, with the leaso of over four yeare, will be sold very chenp, as the proprietor is going ou of town. Apply to DECKEN & CO.. 81 Nassau atceet, room No. 0. LESS THAN VALUE, WILL BE SOLD AN 5 cleganty lange, new, three story, brick Huse; hasa large and beautifal brown stove entrance, and basement abovo the street, with wud cellar heaters, five marble mantels, &. ’ Admirably located within Gre’ minutes walk of all the Witkamsburg ferries, ‘Terme easy. Inquire of L. T. VOIGT, 252 Broadway, N. ¥. ILLIARD PALACE FOR SALE—OR TO LET TOA club of gentlemen; will be fitted up with twelve to ry tables to Ls i 4 in - Genes city; or isiters yery respectable. For further particulars ay WoW. COLE, 8 ann utreet re a SI FOR SALE CHEAP, ON LONG Island. The property must be sold, as the owaer ia obliged to leave for Califcrnia. This is a chan: seliom offered. Terms easy, For particulars call on Me. MYERS Mr. 8. Whitvey’s office, 36 Broad way. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—STOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD will (andif desired the lease) of a drug store, dcing a handsome business; is well established, and has agood reputation. Keron for selling the propriet: wishes to devote his whole time to practice Address, for three days after this advertisment, D., box 181 Herald office. OR SALE—STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF one of the finest wholesale and retail liquor stores in the city. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Ay- ply at 550 Pearl street, nesr Broadway. IR SALE—A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO lots, 25x100 each, sitnated on Unioa avenue, be iween Hand I streets, Greenpoint; on the above is an excellent well of water, with pump leading in the house also an excellent cistern. For particulars inquire of JONATHAN REMES, Washington etreet, between J and & streets, or on the premises of W. W. VANDERBILT. ‘OR SALE—A GROCERY ANI) LIQUOR STORE IN the lower part of the city, in which a good busi- oess has been cone. Sale on account of the owner leay- ing the city. Apply to GATGR & SCHAEFFER, 29 James street. OR SALE—THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE frent house, in West Twenty-second street, nent Ninth avenue, replete with all the modern improve- ments. Inquire of GEORGE CLARK, in pain’ store, 156 Ninth avenue, corner of {wenty-first street. OR SALE.—THE HOUSE AND LOT 49 HICKS ST, Brooklyn; lot 25x 100. Bouse convenient, location pleosant, within five minutes’ walt of either Fulton or Walkstreet ferries, $3,000 may remain on mortgage. For further partizulars apply to WILLIAM H. RODGERS, on the premises, between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M. OR SALE CHEAP —TERMS EASY.—THE FOLLOW- ing building lots on For¢ham Heights, two minutes’ walk from the Upper Morrisanis depot, and only thirty minutes ride from Thirty-eecond street. Lots Nos. 7, 329, 120, 84and 85. For particulars, map, &¢., inquire of Mr. John Greason, 261 Greenwich strest, or of Mr. J. Merit, on the premises. (OR SALE CHEAP—A FIVE-HORSE STEAM ENGINE and boiler, all complete. Can be seen in working order, at E. Walker & ~on’s, 114 Fulton street. It is five and a half inch cylinder, eighteen inch stroke, with ver- tical tubular boiler, with steam pipe, exhaust and feed pipe, alo with heater and pump, with guage cocks and safety valves. Allin good ranning order; and can be delivered, as agreed, at a short notice. Ree TAKE NOTICE. —THERE IS NOW A GOUD , opportunity for any one wishing to go into public business. For sale, a hotel and boarding house in the lower part of the city, now doing a good business; ona of the cheapest and best stands in the ward. For further forhsara call at James Cody’s liquor store, 142 Liber ty atre EAL ESTATE, AT AND NEAR CHICAGU.—A PARTY ee of vee, Seren oe land near the C4 e of Refs le for building purposes, and a uarter rection ait eeeicn, within a few miles of 6 city, all being Very desirable lots; and will sell them at a fair price, and receive pay in good ra:lrond bonds, partor whole. No property in the country is rising in veluetaster, Address Real Estate, St. ‘Nicholas Hotel, for a few days. Ri ESTATE FOR SALE, IN TAE VILLAGES OF Winfield and Maspeth, 1. 1—Four first-rate city fots will be sold cheap, for cast ; or paymente by the month, to suit purchasers. Acdress 2 8. T., Box 187 Herald office, or can be seen at 187 Water street, Brook- lyn, every evening after 6 o'clock. JAS. 8. TURNER. TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-TO TR1DE FOR dD wood land or vacant lots near the city, or building materials. Addrens, post paid, to F. J. L., 140jEast won ty-third street, near Third avenue. 0 MERORANT TAILO.S —A RARE CHANCE.—FOR sale, the good will, lease, fixtores, &c., of an old tavloring establishment, 200 Wooster strest, near Bleecker. For particvlara inquire in the store, or of Jobn ©. Moseman, with D. Devlin & Co., 258 and 200 Brvadway. THIVBLE MANUFACTURERS.—FOR SALE, THR good will, tools, fixtures, &e., of Henry Wood well, cemed. This is a very rare chance for a thimble maker wishing to embark in business, as Mr Woodward aveceeded Mr. Jacob Stockman & Son, in their old ostab lished anc extensively patronized manufactory in Chent- TPO LES.— OFFICES WITH GOOD AIR AND LIGHT, the tecond and third floors of Nos 206 & 27 | way, corner of fuiton street. Apply to R. Pine street, corner Broadway, under Metropoli NO LET—THE NEW FIVE STORY HOUSE AND store, 55 Crosby street, suitable for a hotel, or first class boarding house, containing twenty-two rooms, all Gnishrd in the best manner, with gas, bath, water cioset, &e. The situation is esirable, being adjdeent to the St Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels, and Coilamor+ House. Fer particulars, inquize on the premises. 0 BE LEU—THE ELEGANT AND CONVENIENT mansion known as Deer Park, or late Abvey Hotel, situate on the Bloomingdale road and_Eleveath avenue between 10lst_and 102d streets, New York, The houre ts replote with every convenience, a large space of ground attached, with, garden, eontaining choice, fruit, ers, grape vines, &c , outhouses, stables, sheds, & The premises are bighly'eligible for. frst class hotel, ing house, seminary, or private asglum Will be let on most favorable terms to a good tenant. Inquire of W. HINMAN, No. 2 Coenties slip. T° LET AND FOR SALE—HOUSE3, LOTS, AND farms, in desirable locations. As Ido have ng many I canrot particularize except by calling or writing to the office, where every information con be obtained. R. D GOODWIN, Clinton Hall, corser Fighth street and Lafay eite place 0 LEASE —LOTS, AT $60, ON FORTIETA STREET, |. Pifth and Sixth avenues. Also, at low pri trong two story building, 25 x90, and one 25 x 50. Apply to JAMES M. LATHAM, Carpenter Shop, on the premises. (0 REN1—TWO FIRST CLASS WINTER OR SUMMER, brick and stone houses, on the Heights at New Brighton, &. I., delightfully rituated, commanding an ex- tensive view of the bay and surrounding country. The houses replete with every convenience ot water works above and below, dumb waiter. speaking trumpets, Hales and coach hcuses, garden groun, private walls and avenues, within five minutes walk of New Brighton Ferry, and of easy access to Quarantine. For farther particulars, elevation and view of houses, apply on the premises, or to C. K. HAMILTON, 74 Beaver street. HE DESIRABLE STORE ON GROUND FLOOR NO. 70 Water street, to let, at a low rate, and possession given immediately. Would answer well’ for gentlemen requiring only desk room; or for any kind of respectable business, as Office or store. Apply to JOSEPH CaHIN, Btationer, 58 Dey street. REWARDS. REWARD ! !—TO THE PUBLIC.—THE FOL- 5 lowing is a copy of 4 circular recently for- farded to many country merchants especially dealing with my house:— “Bartrmore, August Ist, 1854. “ Sir—When you visit our city again, you must come prepared to pay up in full. I can afford no longer to turnirh capital to the country; my money is worth mora than six percent. Respectfully, RB. GRIFFIN.” It is eearcely necessary to pronounce it a base forgery, ond the above reward will be paid by me for the produc- tion of the original manuscript, and the identification of the person who caused it to be printed, or any informa- tion that will lead to the detection of the party. R. B. GRIFFIN, No. 17 South Charles street, Baltimore, Ma. REWARD.—STOLEN FROM THE HOUSE OF the subscriber in Oxford street, Brooklyn, on ‘ge re. Friday night last, a valuable gold watch, “ M. L. Liverpool, No. 82,454,” Iinecribed on the cap. sented to Charles’ C. Duncan, by Samuel J. Duncan.” receive the above reward. CHARLES C. DUNCAN, 62.South atreet, N.Y. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INFOR 1 mation of the carman who carried two large boxes of goods from 115 avenue C to 5683 Grand street, in this city, between the 18th and 22d days of June last. Also, a like amount to the carman who carried the same oods from 56844 Grand street to pier No. 2 North river, tween the seme days in June last. The boxes were marked Joseph Wierman, Germintown, New Jersey. On application to the subscriber, and on giving eae state- ments of the transactions, the adové bs ® JACOB LEVI, 109 Hester street. FREWARD.—LOST, ON THE 20TH INST, A large Newfoundland dog; black except white fot on bis breast and toes. Had ona wire muzile, and red leather collar edged with blue. ie above amount will be paid the pérson returning him to No. 108 Liberty street, or No. 61 Clinton Place. pe REWARD.—S We clipped elose, but thin and uneven, the fleece on his light, and cropped out irregularly; answers to the ot Pearl. $6 will be paid for his return to the above ad- dress. HOTELS. BFEVOORT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUF, CORNER of Right street, New York.—This establishment, inished and furnished aad chia ae and comforts, will be 0) for the reception of perma- past or trauslent visitors of Tuesday, the 4th Of Bep- tember, It will be conducted entirely on the French Tan, with a roxtaurant attached, or meais sent to rooms. The catering department will be exclusively under the ducction of Mr. randerson, late of the College Hotel. Femiles desirous of engaging apartments can do so by applying at the office of the hotel, or to the proprietor, CURTIS JUDSON, of the Now York Hotel. WAVERLEY House, No. co7 BROADWAY, CORNER of Fourth street, is now opened on the European plan, Families and single gentlemen can here find rooms to please, and at prices corresponding with the times. JOHN L. B, formerly of the Croton Hotel. DANCING ACADEMIES, } ‘3 DANCING ACADEMY 18 NOW OPEN son in the jarge new hall in Eighth ave- nue, corner of Thirty fourth street. Classes on ares and Thursdays; and on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the Frapklin Buik ings, Brooklyn, in Orange street, corner of not street, well known (atig nag 9 gay. Tt wil be Gr peawo Of ate very low rate Bus Lari biases. | Fulton, also, at the new hall corner of Bowery and De'nncey s'rcet, commencing on Tuesday, Ortobor 3 Werke, CML yg oo seein bis roome on ith avenue, and This is a first rate locality, it being | Apply or address | Whoever wiil return tte said watch to the subscriber will TRAYED, BROM 25 WASHINGTON square, wsmall white poodle dog, his coat not re SHE TORE. ae neerrennrenn aero rmenanrantea NE TURF—A CARD—HaVING SEEN A NOTICE IN the Rerald which states that Highland Maid is to tros in the purre ef tne 7th inst, I hereby beg to inform ber friends ard the public, that she is not going to trot, no sveb arrangements having been entered into by ether of her owvers. JOHN M. BUTLEP, NE WALKING MAICH OF SEVEN MILES FOR $1,000, between the North Star and Champion of England, will come off om Monday, 4th peptember, on the Unien Course, 1, 1 Both men have baen in active train- ing, and cond time may confiteotly heexpected. A rum ning match of two miles, between Mr, Blauvelt and Mr, Yarceils for $200, will come off same day. ON COURSE, 1 I-THE GREAT WALKING match of sev miles, for $1, between Mr. Boyd, the North Star and’ Mir Seatles) Champion of England, will come off ov Monday, Sapt. 4, 1854, rain or shine, on the Union Course, at 3 o'clock P.M.) also, @ two mile sunning match between Mr. Blauvelt and Mtr. Parcells, for $200. Admission 50 cents. Stages will leave the Williamsburg ‘erries for the course every halt r. NION COURSE, L. I—TROTITING ON THURSDAY, September 7th’ at 8 o'clock, P. M., for a purse an’ stake of $3,000—$500 t» go to the second best; mile heats, best three in five in harness—H. Woodraé names g. g. Eddy. H. Jones names br. g. Mac. W. Woodruff names rg Tacouey. J. F. Nodine names b. m. Highland Maid Cara leave the South Ferry, B:ook- lyn, for the course at a quarter j ast two o'clock, and re- turn as oon as the sport is over, Fare each way 26 cents. SHAW & WHILE, proprietors. —————— —— ew SPORTING eC. OVEL AND EXCITING RACES.—A SCRUB SAILING race fcr all 19 feet and under working boats, for ® silver cup, will come off on Wednesday, September 6th, off the Battery Entraves $169, to be made previous to the day of sailing. Also, at the same timeand plac: two puir sculis race, one mile (best two in three) for al 17 feet working boats, for wsilver cup. Entrance $1, ta be made previous to the day of race. For particulars; enquire at tue saloon on Rabineau’s bath, Battery, PORTING. — KING CHARLES AND BLENHEIM spaniel pupa; mammoth Newfoundland pups, Scotch and English terriers, English greyhounds, and a variet; of otber choice breeds. Stock dogs of the purest blood- Please copy the address, 203 Water street, corner of Fal- tor, up etairs, MISCELLANEOUS. ia 0 TO $1,000.—WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH ie) the above capital, in the hotel business. The hotel is now coing a fair business, and only wants energy and 4 little capital to ensure a retaining profit business. The location ts a desirable one, being in the immediate Vicinity of the City Hall, and In one of the pleasantest streets in the city. A first-clags restaurant is also attached. Will sell out or exchange for a coun- try place in apy capacity. Apply at 208 Broadway See eae in apy capacity, Apply a y, to FSK8—DESKS—DESKS.—DOUBLE AND af counting house deske, office desks of every vari- ety, office chairs, desk stools, pigeon hole cases, office tables, lourges, cushions—for sale at KNOX’S office furniture store, 66 Ann street, Oflce furniture made vo order. ON’T BE RUMBUGGED — Counterfeits of Lyon’s powder Have been peddled through the town, Cries of discontent grow louder, Let the scoundrels be put down. Please the label to examine, See the. medals, fourare there; Flasks that have not these are “‘gammon,’’ Boves also, I declare. The genuine magnetic powder and pills for the destruc. tion of insects and vermin, have also LYON’S signature on the wrapper and label. Principal depot 424 Broaa- way. MPORTED GAS: FIXTURES —H. DARDONVILLE, 445 Broadway, solicits the calls of the public to his im- Portations for the fall trace, just received. The euperi- ority of his articles is world: wide known, and warranted, ‘Also, mechsnical lamps, carcels and moderators, and furnitures for said Istmps. ape oil, wholesale and retail. MPORTANT FOR SOUTH STREET. on or near the margin of our rivers can now bemade perfectly water tight and free from moisture, vermin, &c., ata very small charge ‘The inventors of this new system have succeeded with the above in Spring street, one door from Weat street, North river, where the cellar heretofore has been abandoned, on account of havi about sixteen incher of water in it every high tide. It now as dry #8 the second st ni open for a few day@ for public inspection, Office 298 Broadway. RUSS, LEMOULNIER & CO. OSEPH CAHN, IMPORTER OF STATIONERY, NO. 58 ey Leyst offers for sale, at wholesale and retail, a superior articl of French letter paper, various styles of copying letter books, the real German copying ink; also the Frensh and the gepuine India paper, for copper plate printers, lithographers and wood engravers, French Altering paper for druggists and manufacturers of per- famery, and a variety of other articles in the stationery ine. EATHER OF ALL KINDS, SUITABLE FOR SHOE- 4 makers, harness makers, trank makers, collar mak- ers, &c., for sale at PEAR: ON’S, 62 Frankfort street, op- posite Jacob street. EDICAL NOTICE.—MOTHER’S, BEWARE.—REMEY- ber that this is the us season in which your children are liable to @, often to exoeas, of both fruits and vegetables—many of w! in our cities, are stale and unwholecome—the use of which will ralgen ig ring ae Spoutrons disease 0’ bow- els ; and remember, awire, t Eh 9 Restorat Coritial is & certain ‘romedy for these ‘diseamen or we roud and trathful testimonials in our public journals ave established beyond dispute. This cordial 1s for sale in 4s., 68. ang 128. bottles, with directions, &c,, at the depot, 582 Hudson street, OTICE TO CONTRACTORS —THE UNDERSIGNED wish to contract with some responsible for ihe quarryirg «ut and delivering on the canal or ri at Paterson, N. J , one bundred thousand tons ot browm stone, to be taken out of the Oldham quarry, situated about two and a half miles northwest of Paterson. Seal- ed prope sais will be received at our office until Septem- bi) 1864. A.C. TRUE & CO., 373 Broadway, New fork. LANKS FOR PLANK ROADS.—WANTED IMMEDI- ately, twenty or twenty-five thousand feet of hem- jock, three inches thick and eight feet long, to be deli- yeredon the Hoboken dock. For further particulars address C. D, Van Wagenen, 27 Water street. LAYING CARDS.—SAMUEL HART & CO., NO. 2 Barclay street, opposite the Astor House, oh ta SINGLE —ALL CELLARS the trade, on favorable terms, their superior linen cards, and other qualities, such as steam>oats, landers, Merry Andrews, Hllslers, Decatur, Ha eogles, linen éagles, decorated floral, and {lumina eagles. ESTORE YOUR HAIR —THE HAIR REGENEF ATOR, manufactured by us will positively restare the ay bair of any person, old or young, to the natural and original color, and produce a ne» growth; warrant- ed or money returned. One bottle will satisfy you. KNIGHT & CO., 341 Broad ma; Sins, SHIRTS, SHIRTS.—GENTLEMEN WILL FIND at te Premium shirt Store, 200 Grand street, the beat assortment of really well made good fliting of apy store in the city. Shirts made at this store are cut to meagure, on an entirely new principle, and war- ranted to fit. A large assortment of gents’ furnishi ocds always on hand =P. 8, & A. J. PLUS mium Sbirt store, 200 Grand street. HOW CASES.—SCHMITT & BROTHER, No. 16 NORTH William street, near Chatham street, New York, manufacturers of show cases in metal, Tone- wood, mahogany, black walnut and silver. ‘A good ae- sor tment constanily on hand. Orders promptly executed, Oid show caren taken in exchange. HOW UssES.—HOFFMAN & FERSCH, SHOW CAs wareroom, 57 Bowery, near Walker street.—Caseq made in every style, silver oper Nee rose and sail wood, ee &o. N. B.—Old cases taken in ox. 5 ‘are promptly executed, ‘0 THE LADIFS.—MRS. GITHENS, OF phia, inventor of the demonstrative seale for cut dresses, can te seen forafew days at 128 West street. Those wishing to ee scales, learn the or Les dresses cut, are red perfect satisfaction or no charge. Y Na dalghtal verte r water. x fume a chemical from the hot house Pinal Teon tre: be) in cont oherl i beeper oy to by? ge tg iT, OM accoul its rel ani ; of jhing and delightful its i contains all the p! fi ce of the it ite! a concentrated form, and will be found usefal removing the langor incident to the warm weather, crowded rcoma, &. As ® delicious perfume for the Handkerchief it wili be found equal to the best Frensh € ‘at a much cheaper . an admirable io article of the kind hae ranium, articles have the pame of the inventor L. W. Glenn, samara blown in the bottle. Purchasers of poor imitations of tte real article are lic. For sale at wholerale by W. H. Cary & street, Ward, Dickson & Co., Maiden Lane, North, Havila: f i Rushton, Clark & Co., 165 and 273 way, 10 Astor House, and St Nicholas Totel; J. Milhau, 180 Broadwa ; Jawes Green, 299 Broadway; J Griffin, 8 Broadway; W. Chilson, 305 Broad wa; ure VE DEPOT AND GENTS’ FASEIONA- dle furnishing bazaar.—Just received the latest London and Paris fasbions in shirt studs and sleeve but tons, in gold and gilt, plain and muounted. Shirts. wade to orcer in artistic style. LEWIS & SEACORD, Broadway, Stuyvesant Insitute THE TRADES &C. FIiteT R- 4B DAGUERRFAN iy WaNrep one capable of establishing an’ el Ce dist clase gellery on Brondway, in this olty. gt postpaid, Daguerrean, Broadway Post Office, NO MACHINISIS.—WANTED FOR IMMEDIATE USE & planing and machine, with a circular saw, to be worked from a dram, power 6 to 10 horse, Apply to WINSLOW & |LAWRENCE, No. 4 Jones lane, y TATCAWAKER WANTED<T0 GO SOUTH; A bret teie KG.Loar, Ho undertacd, sep id pai Ta engraving. Apply to Hiram Young,