The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1855, Page 6

ADUEBTISEMBNTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. —————= : ———— Brovasions eWAsHiNuTuN Wun eae A. M., Moatague 10 etrert at 1%. Spring river at 11%, beiag tue best aad exoursion of ths dey—affording a de- wiew of the harber, sceuery, ead geveram*at hie tals, Qagt. J. Darrow, will acoompany the excarsion. Bg Bee scree hes a lia Riconnrama OD OF SULY eXCuKSIUN —TdE NEW FIRST elas steamer ELM C10 J. M. Lewis, commender, New York tor New Haven on the moral at Ti o'clock; returais, wil leave Now Haven im the evening, oad errive ia New York em the morming of the 6th excursion. To beaatiful city of New “vepage, the above offer TH JULY.—GROVE PaVILION. —NEWARK Grove, four aties soath of will give a grend bail st bis 6 Yea the 4th of July. This ‘he most apleadid greves to ov found withia one hun lred miles of New York. Omateases leave the Jersey thirty minuwes for the Pavilion, {ure dri art one cosirous e@f visiting the jeraey (sty. —Oupt, aew is surrounded by om: ¢! RTH OF JULY.—GRAND FOURTH OF JULY excursion to Keyport, or und statan Islaad. Tne ow end splendid steamboat Keyport, Capteia T. V. Arrowsmith, will mese en excursion ‘to Keyport oa . July 4vb, leaviog New York, foot of amos ; Murray street at 934; foot of R., quarter before 10; amd pier No. 2, Ss. at 10 o’closk. R-taraing, lea yy port P. M., and arrive ia New York, lauding at foot strest about 6 o’olock ;—afforviag one of the qheapest ani plessantest exoursivas of the day, giving tious of Ls y Hooe, and the Islanis ee. a8 well as enjuying the refreshiag see beowze. i i feeking cheap aod uplendid residemoms A containing some two thousand ®@ convenient distance for perseas doing ia City, is being estuciisbed om am extoa- \d Frovtiog Meobwssett Bay, with « wutli- Of water for veusele of acy bu atreet and pear! I i y every building lot com- Ive view Of Maohsssett Bay, Kast river, turesque landscapes whioa adore theic shores. althfuiness of the portance Li 4 # Uumsarpassed hei ves and facilivs The title 1s indisputad in the family of ene of the p of The desadtul steamer Hemmond street at balf-past7 A ML, at Ca -five mamates past 7 A. M., at icty minutes pact 8 mia ind atreet, ut 9 A.M. Returning, Port at4P.M. The proprictors ad Will be om the ground w.th maps, and will give peop informaton. LEY, CLAGGETT & MITCHELL, 36 Wall street. OF JULY AT MOUNT VERNON.—THE oaxs of the Hariem and New Haven Railroads qill leave several times during the day for the above namei An oration, witn other appropriate exercises, Works, sad agrand balat the the evening. Persons desirous pleasandy. should lace 1s aa edject apres nat xed PP: mee i H Lit wg the day and evento (emselvos of this opportuaity. A splendid band has been engaged. 866.—NEW JERSEY RAILROAD excorsion tickets, between New York and Phila- all tho ka caged the 6P. M., tusm from PhiladelpUis io the afternoon trains of the 4th, end all the trains of the 5t $4. Increased uccommodations.—kxtra trains and excursion tickets at low fares vetweea New Yor aad yy stations on the New Jersey and Millstone roads. Vor particalars see bills. OURTH OF JULY.—GRAND EXCURSION 10 WEST Point—Steamer THOMAS G, HAIGHT will leave foot of North Moore atreet, N kK, at7 A M.; atrest, 7% A. M.; Market atrest, KE. P.,8 A. M. 8% A. M.; Fulton ferry, Brostlym, &% A, M. choicest bends of music will accompeny. The featington Contineatals, Capt. J 1. attend. Tickets to be ootained oa board the boat at the ‘en the 4th, in the 10 except the 10 A. M z 1865.—GRAND EXCURSION TO 's.—Fare 60 cents for th e:0m,—The steamer THOMAS KE. HULSK will make an ex- oursien to the Fishing Banks on Wi leaving Ni ‘ore trom fcctof Amos street at +} atreot, 8.50 A. M.; Jay street, 9 A. M.; pli . 5, N. R., 9:10 A. M.; returoing te the city at avou . M., giving passengers three hours to remain the Gshing grounce. This excursioa will be one of the paseo: geres fine view of the Yors, with the fortifications, enjoying the healthy edaceday, July 4, 3 A. z ‘tod harbor ‘of Nos brecees from the ocean. JULY EXCURSION.—GREAT ATIR. and ook 2 wit all requisite information. ‘or the whole eearsiee, " LONGLEY, OF “JOLY EXCURSION | ‘s ing !—The ‘popular steamer JAMES CHRISTU- PBER will leave Jay ttreet pier at 8 o'clock A.M. fi ao riety Oper at the Highlands, Ocean House, Silver and Oceen Port, of the netional fortifications in the public works on Sandy Hook and ot Nevisink. Returning, will leave Ocean Peet at 5 o'clock P M., giving passengers nearly the en- sailing, fediog, or quiet sea side his one of the most desirable and SEA AIR! SKA eI 5 dey ts, maki ee joymen' OF JULY EXCURSION.—1HE NEW AND steam-r SUN, Caotain H. Wheeler, will excursions to’ Fort Hamilton amd Coney Da sod 30" oe lea’ Cor it a o’c'o%; leaving Coney "1 ” Fare for the whole @ EACURSION.—THE A NO. 1 FAST SAIL- SWALLOW, with superior accommoda- S$ FISHING BANKS —THE SKA STEAMER MEK- CURY, Capt. Richard Yates, will leave for the touchiag at Fort Hamilton wing places, vis:—Jackson Delan: ™% M. ; Spri |, North river, 854 board. LONG BRANCH. SHREWSBURY, &c, DERECT.— fea ae and surf bathing. leaves the foot of Jay ebeve places, on Sunday, July 1, M 24, and Wednencay 41 leaves Shrewsbury, at The steamer JAMES M. Stages fo atten: WBITESTONK, MANHASSETT, Glea Cove, Glen Wood, Ror ead Cold Spring. The new and apleadi OOVE, Joon Germain, Commander, will leave New York on ti the 4th cay of July for the abo: treet, Cold Spring at 2 PM Dock, 2 45 P. M.; Glo Or Manhassett, 4 1 rest, Tussdey, Ji ; Amon street (Vid Prisoa wharf), 64 P.M. Returning, will leave Troy at 6 P. M.; aloany, oa Wed- mesday (4th of July), at 7P.M., ‘the same laad- ings Im additicn to the facilities above offered, tho evening will be celebrated by the discharge ef cannon eno Gre rockets, ae reading of pena eggor tp Independence, and am sppropriate orat livered on the occasion Dp eeee J. W. Hancox, ex-mem- ber of the New Jersey Legislature. ‘RAND FOURTH OF JOLY EXCURSION—By the Steamboate FLOKA, ROG’. L SPEVENS end THOS. G. HAIGHT, will leave foot of Spring street, for Gut- temburg. Ball’s Ferry, Tilhetudlam and Fort Lee, com- me {7 A M. end running bourly from Ne«- Y until 4P.M. Retur y from 8 A. Gus FOURTH JULY EXCURSIU! N the lower bay to the Flostiag Light and Sandy Hook. Fare (or each excursion, 00 ce By the aafo nd commodious double engine steamer MaSSACHU- SETS, F. #. Hanks, commander; will make two grand excursions on Wednesday, July 4, 1855. leaving foot of King atrert at 7 o'clock; Twelfth steert E.R. 13; Keoome atrect at 8<; pier No. 3 North River at 9. Im’ the afternoon the Massuchuvetta will lowve King street at 1 o'clock; Twelfth street at 13(; Broome street at 24; pier 3 N. K° at J; recarming early tn the evening tm time tosee the ‘reworks, band of music will be oa ; EW YORK AND HARLEM RA(LROAD—FOURTE of July Excursion to Croton Falis and Lake Maho- pac. Trains will leave as follows:— From City Hall. at 7 o’clook, A.M. From cor. White and Centre streets, 8.15 a.M., for Chat- hem Four Corners. Ps From City Hall, 840 o'elock, A.M , for Wilifams’ Bridge, 1.3 Croton Falls, Ld 10,30 et Willia as’ Bridge. « 11.40 vf White Plains, med 1 P.M. Williame’ Bridge. bed 215 Ld Williams’ From cor. White aud Centre streets, 30’clock P. M., for Chatham Four Corners. o'clock I’, M., for White Pleins. ned Crotoa Falls, “ Willinaas’ Bridge. & Dover Plains. 5.45 « Withtams’ Beldge. hed White Plains, “ Williams’ Bridge. o Wiliams’ Bridge. by the 9.50A.M. Croton Falls train will have ample time to go to Lake Mahopac dine, and return by the 4 o'clock train, arriving in New York at 6.20 P.M. ‘Returning to New York leave White Plains at 6 5 A M. Williams’ Bridge ig P.M. mn Williams’ Bridge 6.40 « Croton Falls Croton Fal 5.50 « Wiliams’ Bridge 6.05 * Dover Plains 6 & i - 6 9 Williams’ Bridge 8.30 ‘+ White Plain 610 « bs «10,10 « Williams’ Bridge 7.16‘ “ « “216 P.M, é «93g & Chatham 4Cor’s. 8.15 A.M. Chatham4Cor's.4 White Piains 230P M W. J. CAMPBELL, Activg Superiatendent CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS—THE ELEGANT commodious new first class steamer THUMA3 §. HAIGHT, with or without barges. Apply on board, foot of North Moore street, or of ALEX. M. C. SMITH, 232 Weat street, between North Moore T FOUR HORSE STAGE, CALLED THE BEAU, owned by Foot & Co, at 270 Eaxt Fleventh street, Dry Dock, is now ready for exeursioné of any hind. The owners have sparedg pains por expense to make thie one of the gayest turn outs inthe city. This atage will seat twelve persons; and partes fons, to Coney Island, Sbeep’s Head Bay, Flushing, High Bridge, or any place of Tesoet, wall places give us'a cell, at the stable of the NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1855. ip ? #3. Rottied 13 year6 since tor the use of the House. Femibes and deatere about ‘Isying in ‘a stock aré re- ‘epect(ally invited to this sale, se1t ws tho inst sale of the rearon previous te the enactment of the hibitecy Hquor law. The above will be sold in lots to suit pur- ebarers, Terms cach, bankable money. LBEBT H. NICOLAY, AUGTIONEER—PEREMPTORY 63.6 of ancient oil tings.—ALBERT H, NICO- will ell, on Friday, July 6, at 1234 o’clook, at the ealesroom No 1) Groad street, the remainieg portion of fate T, A, Chaomaise, Kegs intiodiog.tauny doe 0 epe- zi > imciuding many fine old spe- crmeve from the scbools of Pounsia, Bam , Ten‘ers, Von Ols, Bemel, Carlo Marratti, Zaocarelli, Van Gamo, Lanerek, Wemairix, Murillo, Domenichino, Lucco Gou- ano, ano other masters of ceieority, many of which are gems, and worthy the attentoa connoisseurs, The whole to be pesttively sold, to close the estate. Also, « fine collection of modern paintings and engraviogs, now pearl for examination. Catalogues te be hadat the ealeeroom. Ate H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on Mouday, July %, ac 12% o'clock, at the Mer- nts’ Exchange, $5,500 Pho-nix Gadi Mining Compan: of North Carolina 6 per cent bonds, dated January t 1866, and due ia the city of New Yorx January 18, 1856. The hoider is secured by a deed of trust oa the entire property of the company in North Caroline. Yor fur- ther particulars inquire at the office of the sampsny. 18 Exchange place. A, H. NICOLAY, 11 Broad atreet. ©, TUTTLE, AUCTIONKER—OFFICE 94 BROAD- ¢ way. Gentecl Household Furniture, &s,—The sale of turniture advertised to teke place this day, at 117 and 1154 Grand atreet, is unavoidably postponed (um conse- quence of mckness’ in the family) till Friday, at 1024 o'clock, when it will poritively be sold without regard to eather. The sale will comprise a large assortment of eel furniture, Xe. UCTI NOTICE —3AMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTION. \. eer, bas removed his office to 77 Nassau street, and will be happy to attend all sales of real estate and outdoor sales of ai] kinds. UCIION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCKMONEKR, BY 8. Bogart.—-Th.s day, at 10% o'clock, at the auc- ton rooms corner Frankfort and William streets, house- hold furniture, mahogany French bedsteads, solas, ta blea, mabogany chairs, looking glasses, curpeta, exten- sion dining tables, carpets, oilclota, crockery, fancy 10008; alsé, one superior double barrel gua sad case. ‘riday, at 1034, at the auction reoms, by virtue of an attechment and execution, a large and extensive assort- ment of housebola furniture; and, also, 60 new bed- eteacs, to pay storage andacvances, N.B.—The cale will Ta, on the second floor, with kitchen farni- ture, &e, UCTION NOTICE.—THOUS. BELL, AUCTIONEER, — BELL & BUSH give notice to their friends, that the clpeng sate: of the very choicest im; wines and liquors will take this at 11 o’clock, in our sroows, 12 Nortn William street, ia parcels to auit fawilies, for medicine, &c., comp: the old brandy, Tum, gin, whakey, &c., in’ bottles, demijohns, &c.; also, St Julien claret, cherry brandy, London port, &e.; also, 14 cases very old otard and cognac 400 old 1805, do, in mies &e.; also, 90 boxes lot of dry goods, fancy articles, 6 show cases, so, an invoice of furniture, &o. LOTHING, CLOTHING.—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUC- tioneer, 38 Bowery, will sell on Tuesday, 3d instant, a 1034 bel eo large ren of ready me jothipg and piece goods— of on, cows cloth, frock sud sack coats; Marseilles, linens, cassimere and cloth pante of various atyies; do., do , do. and do and satin vests; cassimeres, Marseilies, linen, brcadelotbs, jeans, vestings, alpaccas, &c., kc. Tne above goods will be suld without re ’o pay ad- shove, where it can be seen and engaged at a reasonable | vances, and are well worthy the attention of the trade ia obarge. FOOT & OU., 270 East Kleventh strest. | general. Also, ten pi ‘ngliah broad cloths. mareae Zo: ONTINUATION OF ASSIGNEF’S BAl. pouGH- IREWORKS DEPOT, 132 CHATHAM STRRET, UP staire.—Lhe old established who:csele store is sup- piled with a great variety of fireworks, of good quality, and very cheap, as usual, at 132 Chatham atceet, oppo nite the theatre. W. H. FREY. prem: fireworrs. Colored Roman candles, pglee, a end pinwheel, large wheels with co- fire, &e, A No.1 gold chop firecrackers. Also a large assortment of firecracker hoiders, &., Kc. fue works neatly packed for tae country. 152 Sixth avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. ES’ FIRST PREMIUM COLORED LIANT FIREWORKS. madly yaad F> Ss iDaeatg 152 SIXTH AVENUE. EDGE’S ini complete variety of sale C which they offer at the lowest masket prices. Qrders will meot with prompt attention, Address 8. G. & ISAAC EDGE Jr., DUNKIN 2 ROBBING WS laldes tase He i Our only authorized agente for the city of New York. REWORK DEPOT, 88 DIVISION STREET, WHERB ROR res an ths varios ales mands by the best Mmanufscturers, and warranted to be of the first quality, ab lowest eseb prices. Country eupplied, and or the ders tually attended to. ii THOS. I. JONES, 38 Diviston street. IREWORKS—NEW YORK LABORATORY, 1% FRONT street,—Fire crackers, Canton Tookets, double headees, com o war CANAL STREET.—W. & H. VAN NOTES HAVE a large assortment of the latest patterns of man’ Kitchen ranges, summer ranges and stoves for sale, on reasonable terms. Jewelers aad brass founders’ furnaces built andrepaired. Grates and Tanges set and repaired. UTIONS—THREE CASES ASSORTED FRENCH SILK ‘and twist coat and vest buttons, for aale by WM. 8. TOOLE & CO.,'120 Pearl atreot. INGLISH STONE WARE MILK PANS, (PURE AS glass, strong as iron,) 2s. and 4s. each Also, “pglien atone ware eee Jars, warranted to resist the strongest acids. Cheap china and giass atore, 813 Broaaway, above Eleventh street. J. K, KERR, IORD’S PATENT SLIDING AND SWINGING SASHES, —Parties mating alterations or building, are invit- ed to examine this new invention. They are warranted woather and dust tight, when saut, and will give better ventilation when open than any other inuse. They both slide and swing. A working model will be sent for examination, by sdcressing the patentee, Wm S Ford, 182 West Twenty: fifth street, east of Kighth avenu ONATHAN BERT & SONS, MERCHANTS AND MAN- ufscturers of catlery, files, saws, edge tools, &c.; converters and refiners of sel. Agenoria works, Shef- fed, England. JOHN 8, WEBB, Agent, 212 Pearl street, N. Y. | DIES, ATIENTION.—M. D'CAMEKUN (WHO WAS for nix years patronized by tho lato royal family of ce) will forward to any addregs, for the sum ot one doller, enclosed in a prepaid letter, receipts and insteuc tions th will enadle you to make with ease, and at an immonse saving to yourselves, the following value- ble and indisp:nsable toilet articles:—tHis eau de bo: quotte, for the banikerchiefs and gloves; his Is beile white, for beautitying end improving the complexion; hie dentrifice, for clearing the teeth and sweetening the breath; his unrivellod capatherion, for restor ng the hair and preveatiog baldness; his improved essence of tyre, whieh will instantly dye red or gray bair a beautiful black; his invaluable cosmabonata, for remov. ig freckles and pimples from the skin. Also, his pou- dre subtile, pomade, and bloom of roses, These arti cles are of unfailing efficacy, and may be relied on with entire confidence, M d’Cameron | guarantee highest satisfaction, ss they will enablo the parch to mabe for from 9. to 5c. preparations which would cost from 4s. tol(e. in shops, Address Maurice York. Mr. D'Cameron—Dear Sir—Your receipta will save many & fasbionable lady (rom $20 to $50 a year. Bs sides the economy and the advantage of tnowing how to prepare them, there is a great deal of satistaction in waking them one’s self, and knowing that they are free from injurious ingredients, I consider my dollar very profitanly investd and have no objections rae using my pam. Mrs. MARGRITE GOWE, 316 9th aveaue, N, Y, M. 4’Cameron—Dear Sir—* * * Having obtained your receipts, and baving used the tooth preparations twice, I must acknowlecge that I am agrecabiy sarprised Thov; imple and easily made, thoy are better o ever need, andl ehould suppose, fr an; care with which your directious are given other preparstions must be equally good. I satiafied, and give you permission to publish this asa testimonial, with my name and address, MARY MILDOLLAR, No. 4 Collopade row, Columbia street, Brooklyn. OSS—NEW ORLEANS BLACK MOSS, OF SUPERIOR woality jor sale by WM. 8. LOOLE & CO., 120 Pearl street. Boga ELASTIC WATERPROOF SHIP PAINT. FOR ships’ bottoms {metal roots, or ali kimts of irom and wior to anything ef the kind ia ue, RL GILDER 0 Water st. WO PATEN CEES. — PATEN OF INVES TIONS ale Teady success'ully applied im this country to the bet- ter or cheapar manufacture of articles of the com non- orture, or to other material improvements, aad who py ny snxious to derive profit from the introduction of their methods into certain nations of Europe, are in vited to addrese themseivor (poxt paid) to D. 0. A., care of Mr. A. Simorin, No. 74 Broadway, CAN PLATE pany aes FLATE GLASS COMPANY. FACTORY, Onitside woot work: su ail lulned—Are now toon Orders for rough plate glass, ky: te, vault and aot fie ‘Prpant sitees [ind ordees left at thelr chee, 448 Broce Saont, 2 Bh PLAT. 1 Marvay etrsan tay OF VERS OF AQUATIC SPORTS OnSSOLLS. "Ton bow inrers sane tayebe ond faseare nt Sere aes Stare os ‘% hours’ notice, Remember, 900 beats clare on 1Y, auctioneer, will aell tats day, at 103; o'clock, at 27 Centre street, the balance stock of @ deuler, coa- ting ot sofas, chairs, burenus, waststande, tables, 10 looking glanses, 20 doz. maple chairs, cradies, foot benches, &c. ; 0, the formtu f m diming sxloen, crockery and glass ware, chairs, tables, knives aad foras, canters, tumblers, mahogany top tables, &:., &: 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER —AUCTION SaLK OF 'e elegant and costly household furniture, rosewood Pisnoforte, rosewood bookcase, gas chandeliers, Wilton and velvet aes ‘the resicence in Warren street, Opporite Hudson River Ratiroad depot. D. 3. Houcd sell the entire costly furniture om 1his day, July 3, all of whieh is ot the best description, and to be sold peremptorily. Catalogues on the moraing ef sale, when the w cen be examined. Elegant rosewood piano- forte, cost $300, with satin covered stool; English, Wil- ton and velvet carpets; two magnificent cnanceliers, elegant rosewood cylinder bookcase, cost $275; elegant pie 4 ovel glasses, statuary, marble top centre te- be ory peers semeneed seven pieces, covered ia . Croton hese, at pie a wi woat a Euired from every parchaser, “f ‘the last of the season, at 79 Nassau strect, ri dey (Tuesday), at. 101% e’clock, of am immense stock of ousel furniture. Parties wcating furniture should not mise this opportunity. Sale pesidve, and witnout reserve. FE. AARON, AUCTIONEBR, WILL SELL, THIS e day, July 3, at 103, o'clock, at the sales room, 87 Nesnan street, 2 aplenaid sssortmont of foe gold aad silver watches, rich diamonds and jewelry. Persons wanting warranted watches will do well te attend. Sale without reserve, for cash. EO. COOK, AUCTIONFER—FURNITURE, HOUSE. seeping articles, paintings, &c.—This morning, at 1034 o’cleek, at the warerooms No, 304 Broadway. This stock is probably the largest and best assorted that nas deem offered by auction this seasen, and must be sold to pay advances, For particulars see cotalogues at store. ROCERIES, LI ‘Thie day, at 103, of Greeawich, champagni nuts, tea, coffee, chocolat ham: FIRE WORKS, CUTLERY.— , at 57 Dey street, coraer larot, brandy, figs, prunes. starch, knives, pistols, ecia- sky Tockots, coats, vests, ENRY B. HERIS, JR., AUCTIONEER.—ON TUES day, 3d July, at 10\% o'clock, at store No 55% Pine wireet, the baiance of the winer, brandes, and Havaon regars left im the store, to be sold witbout reserva, con- sisting of @ large quantity of choice wines, liquors aad Ravana regars. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—BY H. 4, LEEOS & Co., on Tuesday, July 3, at 12 o'clock, im front ‘19 Saseau street, a pair of black horses, about 1514 high, 6 and 7 years old, believed to bs pertectiy sound, 4 can trot from 5); to 4 mimates; alvo, a britska, suitable for 1 or 2 horses, will seat 4 persous and is i rlest order, can be from 10 Aw ae eo, the equipment of a staff officer of United States; aico, a bright bay carriage horse, 7 years aw free and stylish driver. BENRY H. LEBDS, AUCTIONSER.—BY H. H. LEEDS & Co., on Tuesday, July 3, at 12 o'clock, in front of suesrooms, 19 Nassau street, for ascount of whom it may concern, a stylish rorrel horse, 164; banda bigb, warraptedj sound and kind in all barnes: hes trotted a mile in 3 minutes, paces under the saddle and trots ip harness ENRY T. LEEOS, AUCTIONEER, 8Y N. B. Woor- o'e! x Xtensive assortment of hourenold farni- " vances, consisting of rosewood piano fortes, an excellent organ, and an abendance of every kind of hourebold furniture; apring sent sofas in hair cloth, do. chairs, rockers, tete-a teres; ail kinds of rose wood Curniture, viz: bedsteada, chairs, centre wad pir tavles, erad do., &c., all with marble tops; ove rose rood suite im French brocatel mebozany Freach bedstes is, heor mattresses, enamelled furniture, bureaus, wash stocds, ofl paintings, mirrors, clocks, desxs, bookcases, Miver plated and glars ware, iron paie, re rigerators Ae: alo, recond band furnitare; ali to be sold withont reserve. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SLL THIS DAY, oJ at 10 o'clock, at 178 Contham syoare, the furai ture of a femily leaving the city, Bureaus, sofas, ts bien chairs, carpets, bedeteads, beds, bookcases; also asvortmment of fancy dry gosds. ITIVE SALE OF TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AT WEST Mt. Vernon and Pelhamville, Weetohenter county. N, Y.. by AMOS JUDSON, shetioneer, at Gould's Hotel, Mt Vernon, Joly 9, at 2o'clock P.M. The three story and berrment house situat<t on lot No. 64%, 100 foot tquare, at Weet Mt. Vervon, conteining 17 rooms, with spactons cellar apd lerge bern. The whole ts weil calc. for a or boarding house. It is delightteliy commandtiog & beautiful view of 50 foc veaian es Se Pas Ge tanh oh 18% Silos A. My ab 1,108 the:fodowing goods, viz; » lut of general bousehoid’ consisting of of the mont t, bedroom furnitare, jochiona dle designs ead best material. sale peremptory, Gs the parties are obliged to remove to the couatry. L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY, » Tuesday, July 3, at 1036 o'clock, at the salesroom 12 Maiden lace, household furniture—a tacge grat assortment of fine rosewood, mabogaay and bleck tose Tarbie top centre aod side taples etends, extenmion end piece tables, rose mabogwwy acd dleck walnut bookcases warcrotes ; etegeres, rich china ware, mirrors, various aizes: splecdid oil paintings and frames, rose- ‘wood and mahogany marble top anne ae plata bu- reaueend washstands, do, do. French bedeteads ma- treares, palliasses, car; , Cottage bedseads and chairs, quartetts stance, window slides, &c., &o. Also, et 12 o’cwck, & stock of wines and liquors, in bosties and demijobes, London porter and Scotch ale, warrant- edgenune; + and { boxes prime sardines, anchovies, pestle hw ickles, Ly &e. a o. laree variety 34 kee eegars. Also, @ stock of su, rie fire works of all sorts for the fourth. store the balance stock of dameged fancy igen ivg of a large quaatity of stone and chins #cboo} slates and pencils, china toys, ke. R (CHARD WALTERS, AUCKIONEER.—FIRE WORKS, Important to tue trade—Thu day, McCaffrey & auctiooeers, will sell at auction room, 26 Cethe- rive street, at 10 o'clock precisely, a large assortment of fire works, of various descriptions. Sale punctual and without reserve, Rea WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—THI3 DAY, At 11 o’¢lock.—McCatrey & Walters will cell at 42 Moedizon street, corner of James, a good lot of boarding: house furviture, almost new, consisting of bedsteads, carpets, beds and bedding, chairs, washstands aad look: log gleeses; aleo, a good assortment of xitcnem furniture and cooking utensils. Sale punctual. eprops We MORRELL, AUCTIONEER—AT 81 Nassau street, this morn: it 1035, ro for 4th July; 1urnituré, rish and plat second band; oll paintings, with and without frames; Pulliasters and hair mattresses, velvet and Brussels car- peting, in patterns to suit, rich and plain extension ta- bles, rosewood suit of parlor furniture, covered in bro- catelle; refrigerators, with and without doors, 6 sizes; dressing boresus and washstands, bedateads; of all inds, wardrobes, black walnut contre and sofa tables, rosewood bureaus, cy tables aad stands. During tbe sale 10 different kinds segars, (samples pre- vious) sofas, tete a tetes, easy and rocking chairs. Tne piancfortes wilt be sold at 12 o’clock, As this is a ape- cial auciion to give purchasers extra bargains and gua. ery case, satisfaction; ro piion pras- Jao, Englisn velvet and Bruesels carpeting HERIFF'S SALE.—ON TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1856, AT 1034 o'clock A. M., at Nos. 125 and 127 Wasaiagton street, 40 canks crucibles and 2 casks of gallipats, &c. ER, Sherid. N.S. Sxrin, Deputy Sheriff. W. S. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—BY HOUGHTON & Mellor.—This day, July 3, at 1034 o'clock, at 112 Nassau street, mortgage of costly new aad an eatin Magany petnatbetec ice treet tee. wi mal iy 1 7 atair and other carpets; cooking stove, window certains, abades, several iy ree feather beds aud pillows, hair mattresses, first quality French plate pier and ovai mir- Tors, several oil paintings, hall lamp, one heavy silver mounted clarionet, with ease, cost $100, been in about five years, made by a celebrated mater in Ger- any; silver keyed Boel flute, cost $125. Cabinet furniture will consiat of a large and varied assortment of superior made parior, chamber, library, drawing room, dining room and basement farniture, of the latest and most fashionable styles. Also the entire fur- witure of a genteel bouse, of the usual variety. Also, at 12 e’clcck, mime superior toned new and second hand rosewood avd mabogacy plauofortes, sold to pay ad- vances. Goods can be packed om the premises at @ re- sonable cbarge. ‘A, CARTER —BY SAMUEL CRONG, AT THE © store, 60 Greenwich street, this day (Tuesday) Jwy 2, at 10 o'clock. A. M, drugs, consisting of Bengal inoigo, cochivea), borax, prus of potash, tar, acid, &c.; bli v4 fyflour, tes, olive oil, soap, chocolate, segara, SPECIAL NOTICES. T A MEETING OF THE FIFTH WARD CHOWDER Club, held at the club room, corner of Jay and est streets, on Sanday, July lst, it was unanimously resolved: That we sccept Capt. Harris’ invitation to ca- camp at bis splendid Grove Pavilion, N Bay W. 8S, GIDNY, Sec. U, P. W. ), Jz., Pres. N.B.—The Members of the Club are requested to attend & meeting at the club room, on Sunday, July 1th, ati P.M. Punctual attendamce is requested. By or- der of the President W. S. G., Sec. ONGRESS OF NATIONS.—THE ADVERTISERS ARE Prepared to treat, on behalf of the association, with shipowpers, shipmasters and others, for the delivery im this city, from all parts of the habitable globe, of any portion ot the forthcoming ‘‘Congress of Nat tiona.’”’ which Amenica. Address AN W. JON tem., of the Association, 70 Wall ares h basement Sthos ere cr arene Sate opol jud wi ir 3 mi meeting this evening. Punc:usl attendance zr) A quested. MMETT M. B. B, SOCIETY.—IBE MEMBERS OF this society are hereby notified that in consequence their quarterly meeting tages dg the 4th of July, it is postponea until ae the 11th inst. INGTON, President. Joun J. Grace, Rec. See. Mer ear WALWORTH LODGE, NO. 271.—There will not be commanication of this lodge until Tuesday evenin, nie meeting our own members and brethren are invited to attend. JOHN F. BALD , W. M EPORT OF THE ELEVENTH WARD RELIEF A3SO- cintion.—The Eleventh Ward Kelief Associ the necesss: of life, and hat eu chiefly by the residents of ward those business in the ward (though much wasgivea by non- residemts ward), the association it thee day it commenced aistribu' charities to its final spite from the 24th day of December, 1864, to the 31 day of March, 1855, inciasive, maki 98 days; and, aio, to return thenks to the ‘donors’ towards the association, for the means they contributed and for the promptuess and willingoess manifested when called upon to support those who, through mistor- June, were reduced to want. None but those who were intimately connected with this or other associations of a similar character could possibly become acquainted with the vast extent of want and destitution that oxiet- ed in this city last winter, and none who contribated towards their «upport can tally estimate the amount of good accomplished and tbe su! a relieved. It is be lieved that this association has not been connected in any way with the many other as- sociations im the ward, amc this statement refers excic- sively to what it has itself accomplished. It is not to be expected that we can give a full account of all its particular operations, and it would require too much space. The foliowing account of the namber of familios and peraons relieved will be sufficient to convince all that we bave Fp 4 disbursed ‘the moans entrasted to us. The association bas cisbursed the sum of $4,555 86 for provisions, ke , via: beef, pork, mutton, fish, navy bread, wheat bread, potatoes, turnips, carrsts rice, onions, cabbage, beans, neef and bean soup, coal, &c., which articles were bcught at wholesa'e prices, by which a waving of 40 per cent realized, making the actual value of the provisions given out $6,378 19. It would bave cost the association for relieving the condition of the poor, by their mode of distributing relief, about $6,876 19 to bave supplied the same number of persons, woich were oy Py, this association for $4 55 85. From the 24th day of December, 1855, to the 15th of January, inclusive, the average number of tamilies re- lieved per day was 287 11-25, or 1,068 16-23 person Total in the sawe period, 6,462 famili 9 rons. On account of the numerous necersary, after the 1fth of January, to two parta, one balf coming one day, and mext, and in orcer that they amount of provisions as if they , jt was given them to supply their most pre: wants for two Gays, which was equivalent applying them ail on one day. Tas change wi made for the tenefit of the applicants a6 well as the as- sociation, as it required too mut ime aod labor to eupply them ell om one day. Since the 16th day of January to the Sist of March, 1556, inclusive, there were relieved 25,047 families, or 107,761 persons ; the ally average was 019 22-75 familior, or 1,438 61-75 per eons, These persons having received sufficient every other day to supply them two days, it is equivalont to supplying 655 44-75 families or 2,972 47:76 persoas dasly: and in the period of 75 days, 47,894 families or 2s perrons, which namber, added to the namorr relieve! up to the 16th of January, which is 24,579 per b, es 240,102 persons. Besices this mumber about 1,600 persons were relioved whoee mamos wore The asscciation was com chiefly of the following cons — Andrew Milla, 4m. Boardman Wa H. Webb. Eiepben Syuires, James R. steers, D.D Wright, Win C Herber, James 1, Jackson, David L. Young, Peter Squires, Charles Terlay, Aboer Mills, Christian We Charlee M. Simonson, 'fbiltip Keuley, Michel Devoy, Peter Toxtevin, Harvey Caluia, K. J. Godfrey, Joop Waterdury, James R. Quick, RR. lagersol, Wm. Cam- Rol Brooke, James Hamblin. Gould Seltick. sill ‘ANDREW MILLS, Preside. Pere Toarsyox, Secretary. 6G ee GBEENE—A LARGE WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—SINGLE GEN. ntlemea aad their w: fromely accommodated with full or partid so a fret clars house, wits ali the medera withia e very few buildings ef the Sixth avenue cars, roneing every five minutes, See FRANKLIN SCREET, FIRSt HOUSE WEST OF Broaaway —Saites, (' single and doubls rooms on the neatly furpisbed. period served first pnt osenae fhooes, good location for @ physiciea; to int if required, clean: tly above. EAST SIXTEENTH STREM.—AN ELEGANT suit of rooms on second floor, also rooms on with ges, baths, ke.,will 20 le fret ana third & 5 bana keel "references exchan; with board, toe eet PRIVATE FAM ‘OULD LET TO A GENTLE. maa and wife, or two gentlemen, a pleasant room, ‘8 house with moderu improvements, tual board. Terms moderate. Inquire at 165 West Nine- teenta street, near Kigntb avenue. GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARDING, WHERE HE would meet with refined and agreeable society; for 36 would be given tu the mfortabie home im the city 7, after tha' ia desied, epgegement for which would be mad jort, Herald office. SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, WI(H ONE or two becrcoms attached, to let to one or t single gent/emen, in a private house, with ali the mo- dern improvements; also a single room Inquire at 98 Prince treet, a few doors went of Broadway. HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM ADJOIN. ing. with gas and wardrobes, on thi to let, exther furnished or unf single gentlemen. with or wituout partial board, in a omal) private tamily, where there are no other boarders, The terms will be very reasonable, Apply at168 Prince YOUNG LADY CaN FIND BOARD AND THE COM- forts of a home with a lady, where there are no otber boarders. all at 66 4th avenue, between 9th and 1th ets, SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, rooms to spare, would accommodate s geatlemia ani his wife, ora couple of single gentlemen, wiih board, either fell or partial The house has all the modern improvements, such a6 gat been newly painted throug! Inquire at 143 Weat Twenty-second street, between Sixth end Seventh avenues, "QQOARD—TO LET TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- Uemen, a room, with partial board, with the use Enquire at No. 149 Spring st OARD IN BROOKLYN.—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on the second floor, to let, suitable for single gea- tlemen, or gentiemen and their wives; tne location is unusually pleasant and convenient to the ferries. Terms mocerate. Inquire at 55 Nassau street, corner of Adams, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANI AND NEATLY furnished apartments, With or witnoat partial board, may be obtained by two or three gentlemen. Al- so a gsnt’eman and wife can obtain a delight(ul sammer room, Trapaient terms. Apply at No. 4 Sands street. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—GENTLEMEN and their wives, or single gentiemen. can fad good Jeasant rooms, at 120 Columbia street, walk from Fulton or Wall street ferry. HAVING A FEW bath, &e., and hes References exchanged. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, 116 COLUMBIA atreet, near Clark.—The house is delightfally a1 ated, with a splendid view of the harbor and bay—a 1.cs- urpassed for beauty of prospec! three minutes’ walk of Walt street and Reference exchanged. OARD ON STATEN ISLAND MAY BE HaD FOR the season, for two or three families, in « pleasant , and salt water venien' ‘apply at 17 Barclay street. jOAKD WANTED—IN York, for two families, perrons asd five chiloren, Address box 1,210 Post Office. OARD WANTED—FPOR THREE QUIET AND CHRIS. tian persons, in a pleasant location, not below Room and tedioom preferred, or a sin. furnished. Board not to exceed $7 per week, Address H. Watson, Herald office. OARDING—AT MURRAY HILL, (677 SIXTH AVE- Cass every three minutes. cool, say tbe Palace cars, as Murr, THE VICINITY OF NEW consistiog of nine grown rms must be moderate. gle room, partly No location #0 is designed for cane and } is de jamilies; charges moderate. be FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO RENT entlemen and their wives; also rooms for single tlemen, with or without board. Gas in all the ‘and cold baths free. Apply to Mrs, Medhurst, Houston street. )OARDING.—WANTED, WITH OR WITHOU' bearcom, unfurnished, in Sor and child; location respectable and use preferred where there are no other boarders, snd near Hamilton avenue. Address, Herald office, stating location, for three days, Ward, SOUTHERNERS preferring del: Re ret ate dated in a first class house, in St. Nicholas Hotel. Fall board ; Baths, gas, &c. Address Jasper, Broadway Post Office. OUNTRY BOARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, eight miles from the or two ean for AND OTHERS VIS- \tful private ac- can be accommo- borhood of the ladies 8 the summer; the house fronts on the miles from City Hall by Harlem Ka\ family board at chester. Broadway Post Office. OUNTRY BOARD eo Re A FAMILY OF four persons, in a private family or ling house, city. Three or two large rooms will be required for about three months. Good plain 08 provided everything 1s clean, Addreds oe. within two hours of the OUNTRY BOARDING.—ONE OR TWO FAMILIES CAN with board, for the summer, Location pleasant and healthy; Bear post office and churches. No efforts spared to make ble. Terms reasonable. Apply to MERVIN BEEMAN, Postmaster, or Mrs, PARROT, on the premises, be well accommodated at New Preston, Conn. OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—IN THE VICiNICY OF Glen Cove, Oyster Bay &c., pref gentleman, child four years of accommodations will middle of September. }OUNTRY BOARD —A FEW FAMILIES CAN BE AC- t tarnished rooms, at the ., fifty minutes from New day. Vor particulars required uatil the adéress Olericus, Herald office. mie re with Patk House, Orange, Yors by railroad, six trains apply om the preminer, or at 61 Maiden lane, NUCUNTRY BOARDING OR RESUIDENCE.—TO LET, A / Jarge dwelling house, near the Hudson River Ral- rosd, within one hour of the city; 14 rooms, 12 lota of ground; garcen ready mede. The owner would like to take board with some of his friends. Apply at 99 Weat AGLE HOTEI—LODGERS.—GENTLEMEN ARE requested to remember that they canodtain good comfortable locgirgs, in single for 2b cents per and William stree ANY GENTLEMAN, WISHING PARLORS ym, for lodging only, in a private femily, near Broadway aad Fourth street, Ls x lars by applying to J. R. Burton, 149 Broadway, up weil veotilated rooms, ht, at the hotel corner of Frankf arn the particu- TATEN ISLAND.—OGELSEA HEIGHTS.—BOARD — One or two amail families can be comfortabiy a0- eommocated in a pleasantly situsted farm house, tweat, mautes’ ride from Port Richmond landing. For parti- culsrs apply at 762 Broadway, or of Abraham Buder, Port Rict mond landing, or on the premises. LET—ELEGANT APARTMENTS, AT 906 MoT street, between Houston aad Bisector, near woy_and the Bowery, with or without furnitare, and, if Gesired, breakfant, LET—A PARLOR, ALSO TWO SINGLE BED- rooms, to one or two single goatlomen, with or Ptease call at No. 696 Hoaston otreet; or address Board, box 5,000 Poat Office. LET—TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, A parior, aleo ene or two single beircoms, with or Without partial beard. The rooms are meaty furnishnd, ituated. Inquire at 696 Hoa witkout partial board SUA DIES ABD Capes tes P TOWN.—AN ELKGANT SUle OF FURNISHED rooms, extra lar arn oes with ce hd 12 4 A ars Pumily email Brosaway and Seventh avemua, Beterences ox- chenged. QY Ad TED—counTRY, BOARD FOR A GeNvLEM ‘and his wife, in « farm house, of private family, where fees. ome Set oe ere faye i oe ebore, wit miles iow addr retung: podeeey focation end terms, which must be moderate, Bhore, Post Oflice, TENANTS’ REGISTER. HOUSE TO LYT—WITB ALL THE MODERN IM- A provements, tm the vicinity of Canal ‘Tb furniture will be sola at a sacrifice, as the persons are leaving toe city. The furarture is rosewood, of the very st ge ety Ape in use since the first of May. Address a vote to E. B., Herala office, stating where aa tmterview can be had. FRESH AIR —TOLET, IN WILLIAMSBURG, A beautiful, genteel revidence, 7 reoms, 16 mumute? walk trom the ferry boat, $140 dollars por #0, an elegant house, suitable for a win boarding hoase. Apply at 452 Grand, Willis CUMLTON, STATEN ISLAND, VEAR TIRE Nal —Buiiding lote on bigh ground, with pare jae aise Meets, Yy Wh via w koma dings, Hanover atrect. if LE CORNER STORE, &C—TO LET OR the very prominent south-vast corner ef Ca- ‘pal and Hudron streets, and the two small svores adjein- ing, pew fe Bed pt with large snow window. aaé coors, suitable for clotving, bat or boot stored. suits of Bore! saagtigs oer) guitable see ne tote others, havi ge north and weat app ” JAMES PAICE, 200 Hatvon atrecte \ANCY COTTAGE TO LET, AND FUsLNITORE FOR F sale cheap—At Bergen Heights, New Jereoy, 136 miles from Jersey Uity terry. eat gothic covtags, le cated upon high grounc, commasding 8 view of the harbor and bey of New Yors, and unsurpassed for sala- brity and as 8 cool retreat for the summer! scuses. Stages pase within a tew yards of the door every Alten minutes to and from tre city ; fare 6% conte. The house was neatly furnished about twelve months since, the furniture of which will be sold at a great sacrifice, Al- #0, a psir of French ponies carriage, kc. Poreenion given immediate, if required. For :urther particalars apply 10 K KINGSLAND, 140 Chambers street. OUSE TO LET—BOT A SHORT DISTANCE WEsT of Broadway, below Eighta street, suitable-for « amall family, contaming six roome, with bE Croten water, range, i. emt until Mey a3 basin The car- very cheap. ied. Lybariedisg hint BW. kicdal D3, 807 Broa Away. T OF A HOUSE TO LET—AT 58 TROY STREET, pear Abingdon square. Board, if required. Re- fetences exchanged. ARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE AT CLIFTON, S®A- ten loland, to let, within ‘tem minutes’ walk of Van- erbit’s landing. The grounds are well arranged and béau- tifully shaded. me moderate. Inquire ot & 5. HOWRS, reriding on she premises, or of MR. CHESTER FLOWER, 71 Broadway, up stairs, OOMS AND POWER TO RENT—¥OR A TERd OF years, at the worss of the Manhattan Stone and ‘marble Company, foot of Fifty-first aad Fi'ty-secend streets, Hudson river, including one large room on the ground floor, 60 by 90 feet, 16 fees high; and the dest ano second floors of a brick builaing, by 80 feet, te delet with power, to any extent not exceeding Atty horse. Also, the entire second floor of a brick building, 52 by 20 feet, with or without power. These buildiags are Dew, rooms airy, well lighted, and suitable for everr hind of mechantcal or manufacturing purpo-e Feaniring team power. Ground room mey aso be had if La ee re pleasentiy sttuated om the river, arr 4 ‘bo’ ties, according to circumstances. Laqi of H Pi eae a ees oe we OTe Oe HENRY D. ANDREW, on thw premises. TATEN ISLAND, CLIFTON.—TO LET, WITH GOOD rem bathing, a cottage, with stable, &:, tem mi- nutes’ walk from Vanderbilt landing Stages pass toe house, Rent very low. Inquire of GEO, WADE, corner Water and Wall streets. TATEN ISLAND—TWO SITTING AND TWO OR three bedrooms, neavy farnshed, wil be let tea email respectable family of two or three persons, or single ntiemen, who cau have breatfast und tea furnisned, Crequired, om thi ve isiand, witoin five minutes ‘walk of Vapderbilt’s landing. in commanding @ beautiful vie Salt water bathirg convenient. out board, $1 00 until 1st Nov Herald office. 0 LET—TRE THEE STORY HOUSK, 39 KING street. Inquire of W. CLAREY, 24 sweet, for one week. 0 LET—TWO HOUSES, JUST FINISHING; 18 BY 40, with all the modern improvements; Nos. 1093, and 111 West Twenty-fourth street, between dixth ang Seventh avenues. Apply to M. WILSON, cor. st, and Broadway, Gilsey Builsings. F the seashore, near the Batahouse, Ni Utrecht, 1. {. Inquire of JOHN TERRAIN, 160 Emith street, Brooklyn, between Bergen aod Wykett T° LET—AT 234 CANAL STREET, FURNISHED OR ficnal room if required; also, the Sper part, coasloting room ; aleo, the u, i Mb LET—A SMALL, SNUG HOUSE, LATELY Re- inted and repaired, now im prime order, ia But- my “ South Breeklya; rent moderate. Inquire at }, next a LET—A FURNISHED COTTAGE ON SEA Te store: reat low. Apply te OWEN & in a 6 LET=AT STAPi ETON, STATEN [3L4ND, A NEAT situated in Beach, of Captain HAZARD, under the rotands of Oastem Howse, or next door to the dwelling. T° LET—SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE 69 WEST NINE- teenth street, near Sixth avenue, suitable tor a gentleman and wifesnd small family. Gee and water. Family consists of three grown persone. ————$—$—$—<—<—$—_—_——————— LET—THE STORE OCCUPIED FOR MANY YEAR3 by me at 126 Falton street, known asthe Knox bet store. No hatter need apply; but it woul be a desirable location for a tailor or any other business. Apply te C. KNOX, 212 Beoadway. story to let. House contains modern improvements. References exchanged. Also airy parlors in second atory of house 78 Murray atreet, to et, without board. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, W ANTED—A GOOD TENAN ¢ HOUSE, LN EXCHANGE for a neat farm, in this State. Has mo objec. tion to a littie incum! co. A neat residease would be acceptal Apply to DUNCAN & SHACKELTON, 71 Nassau street, second story. para atin Sesto eee We tea a SECOND HAND IRON SAFE, IN GOOD orcer, and from s madutactory of good repa.e; bout 2 feet 6 inches wide, 2 feet or more in . snd not eae tan $ fect nigh. ° Any une having « ake each description y fed reheser a price ané addres 3,007 Post Ofte, ne * toe ety (WANTED To EXCHANGE—TWO 108 OF GROUND in tre village of Jamaica, 1. 1, for » g004 plane. laquire ot CHERSEMAN, BRAISIED & 00, No. 26 Joka weet, X. ADAME HARRIS, THE RENOWNED PHRENOLD. g't, from Puris, can be consulted about love, marziage, wees, he, and will teli the oameel the indy OF gentiemaa they will marry, also the mame of her visiters, Resioence 123 "h street, cormer of Fearth xt Coor to the chureh. Cee NOTICK.—PROPOSALS FOR OLRAN- img the streets of tne city of New York.—Seaied propersls witl be received at the office of the Coments- loner of Stroets aed Leeps, corner of Grand aad ke- sexatreeta until l2o'clock M,on Thursang, July 12, 1s6U, at which time thoy wil be opened, (1a accord” anor with the wmensed oburter of 1863,) for dlenaing be mtreets of the righteen (18) contract districts, aad Temoving tke ashes gerbago, ke, &e, therefrom, tor the term of O69 year from the dete of th confirm Yon of the contrnc's by the Common Council Bidders wil eotimate for wach Cl-triet separately, Specifications tor the work to bo performad ona 06 bad Om application at the office of the Comm setocer, aed also at the diffnrent polie: bons, The Commissioner reserves the riget te Tejeot all or soy of the estimator, If deemed for tar in- Uereats of the Corporation. 6 eatinated ena hs hed at the office of the Ce JOSEPH E RELING, Commismonrr of S reete and Lampe N, B.—The Tem'hd strict, bei: ¢ the Teath wart, cs mat to be eatimates for, ea t ¢ contract Coes not enpite ua $l ment Octodver, Now Tork, Juiy 2, 1866, et ale