The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1855, Page 5

cia} committees, consisting of Aldermen Lyman, Edge, a. yea and Keeney. Fouxp Deav.—Jastice Gardmer held an inquest on ‘Toreday upon the body of a German, nsmed Zachariah Yern, feund dead the day previously mgriee timber = af Jeb arat, on the corner of Montgomery ai Dome Paves 4 letter was found upon his persou, ‘addressed to bir son im Poughkeepsie, stating that he should net live a great while, and did not desire to live, Ne ev dence could be adduced to show by what meang he came to his death. The jury rendered a verdict of “enune Deceaséd was from Leipaic, in Ger- abnown many, but latterly resided in Orange, Ned ‘Williamsburg oity News. ‘Fee CoLtzcsaTe InstITUTE—The exercises of the eighth avpaa) commencement of the above institution took place at their rooms, corner of Fourth and South Ninth stseots, before a large audience, on Thursday evening. ‘The young ladies of the Institute were seated upon a platform at the back of the room, as were also a num- if the friends of the school; among them were Al- ptt Huntley, Rev. Dr. Finlsy, Rev. Dr. Baker, whe took pert im the exercises. The Rev. Dr. Finlay fhe ings were commenced with sing- the school, and pra; by the Rev. Dr. Baker. Dr. Finlay delivered an address to the young ladies, in which much good sdvice was given in refereacs to their present and futare conduct, the patrons of the in- siitation he commended it in the warmest terms, An address was then delivered in the French aby ‘the Princi Prof, Abadie. Alter which, di a8 were presented to a mumber of the pupils of scheol, A valedictory, hymn, and benediction by Dr. Finlay, closed the interesting proceedings. , Fase Wnicuts.—Edward Spangenberg, No. 1653 Grand street, was convicted, yesterday, before Justice Jacobs, for selling groceries with illegal weights. He wan Gned $25. Eunrzizmxnt.—Jobn M, Littlefield, Assintant Col- Jestor of the Eastern district, was arrested, yenterday, en a warrant charging him with appropriating the mon ging to the late city of Williamsburg to his ph Lig ‘The warrant was inated on the ‘afidavit of J. W. Braisted, the Colle:tor. mitted to jail for nation. The accused was com- The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING. JuLy 4.—Purae $200, mile heats, best three in five, in barnes. 8. MeLavghlin entered b. 'W. Peabody entered Chicago D. Pifer emtered r. m. Lady Frantiin Time, 2:37—2:37—3:38, Pocanontas, THE Fastest PACER IN THE WORLD.—A cor- Pespondent of the nati Convmercicl, from Butler eounty, Obio, gives the fellowing history :—Pocahon- ‘ten was purchased by L. D. Woodmanaee, who lives five miles northeast of ‘Hamilton, from Mr. Potter, of Tren- ton, im this county, Previous to that, she had been the hackney of a widow lady residing in Preble county. Mr. ‘Weodmansee heard the mare wan a fine pacer—went and her, and paid Mr Potter about $175 for her. He trained her on his own course, st home, and baving Gully tested her speed, took her to the Queen City Course, to ae against the brag horses of that course. Bre beat all the horses that she there encounte: and ‘was afterwaras taken in th inter of 1853 aad 1854 to Rew Orleans, where she easily trium over every ‘animal that was brought at her. vious to her to New Orleans, Mr. Woodmansee sold one half of ‘some Ferson of your city, who had her in charge at New Orleans. In September, 1854, she was taken to New York, and so far asl have ever heard, noone dared to encounter her there until she was met b; 5 is @ grand daughter of the Eclipse, and was deed by Ya Cadmus, raised at Lebanon; he by Cadmus, a son ef Edi ‘The horse Ca¢mus was brought from Jersey by Mr. Beach, formerly of Warren county. vare qualities of this mare, show the importance of Deeeding from the best stock in the country. Wood- meaasee bas now at his residence two superior animals, brothers of Pocahontas, and her sire is now at Monroe, im this county, properly appreciated as a first rate horse, . 3 Pek 3 m. aay Moscow. Jack. . 1 2 3 oro Butler county, you will, therefore, plesse understand, shims the caealt of Sertapae Pocahontas’ unsurpassed quali yptcal Dysentery and @arrhoa remedy, is now offered to the public after pe- dees in private practice for many years with aston: yg success. It is the result of the experience of a medical man acting a9 surgeon in our army in Mexico and upon the California steamers. It is different from the usual el a and uncertain methods of ‘toatmen! relieving tke most alarming cases ina few ir on bra infants, ae sale Sed the arugi te, and al e Gener: Agenc; koe Street, Now York. WAL. B. BODGK & 00. Proprietor. “When Greek Meets Greek,” dic And when geotlemen of taste meet gentlemen of taste, the s Knox’s hats. x his some beauti(ul bea: a8, with about fifty varieties of suna- wer hats of all kinds, prices and qualities. Knox in at 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street, and 633 Broad- way. Panama pe ereaigpo dt Lael ah gece Ms A pring into shapes popt with young gent ry Rosrere our entire stock of Panama hats, which, to clone eff, we efler at unprecedented low prices. A few sea abore bate only remain on hand. Visiters to watering places should examine them. LEARY & C0., hatters. Astor House, Broadway. Moot takes real Life Size Photographs on eanvass. Keot’s photographs, of all sizes, are unsurpassed. Root’s gallery in easy of ac Reet is at 363 Broadway, corner of Frantlin street. ee rreotypes and Oollar Photographs, cis timetiarger than the $1 dagaerredtypes, with all the perf ‘of modern improvements, form the cli- max of economy in picture making, by the Picture Club, 209 Broadway. Piancs.—Horace Waters, 533 Broadway, has Bo sole agency for the aale of T. Gilbert & Co.’s, Habiett %& Camaton’s, Woodwara & Brown’s, and Jacob Uhicker- tag’s Boston pianor; and bisis the only house where can Be obtained celebrated modern ‘mproved Horace Wa- taco’ Zephyr Cassimere Suits, $10 —These Really Yeautful suite are manufactured from a new description of woollen goods, of rich, delicate abade. About one bundred of them are sold daily, at EVANS’ Ciothing , 66 and 68 Fulton street. July, 1855.—fhermometer at 90.—Grasa Mimen costs, as ‘cool as ® zephyr,’’ $1 60; white linen pach cassimere putts, a8 @ teather, $10; check Marseillen suits, $8 60; warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street. Have you the Organ of Order 1—If #0, an Ul fitting fiscid-looking shirt bosom must be to you « tar- tore. Do you want salle. lat GREEH, Ne 1 Astor House, measure you fora shirts, outraged will be mere than satisfied. Bosom, collar, ‘wrietbands—all will fit without » flaw. Oak Hall!—Tremendous Bargains in Cloth- 1!!—The season having sdvanced, we are determined t@ sell off the balance of our fine summer clothing at the cost of manufacturing Clothing at wholesale for cash. DE GROOT & SON, 84 and 86 Fulton street. Grand Wedding to take Piace at the St.Nicho- rived; splendid salts for the ozcasion warebouse, 69 6s Fulton street, ut §: ‘ANS’ ciotbing Also, vephyr cassimere suits, Bid; check Marseilies suits, $6 50, Defiance Salamander Safes.-Hlobert M. Pat- MICK io the sole manufacturer in the United States of te above celebrated safes, and patent begs proof de. fanage locks and cross bars, Depot 192 Pearl street, one oer below Maiden lane. Stone W Milk Pao: Pai Eaglish “ae ‘as a — ( _— strengest acide. Cheap china Broaoway, above Eleventh street. 3K . ‘Teas, Coffees, and 8 Have You not Deen to WILLIAM LYNCH’S uew and it atore, cor- wer ef Greenwich and Spring streets? We assure our readers that they can do better at wholesale or retal ‘than elsewhere in the city. Meeker’s Farina.—Frhis, at all Times Whole weme and delicious food, but particularly in sam ner, and fer ebiktren, when bowel complaints prevail or sre shended, is sold by family re generally, aod Stoienale by HECKER & BROTHER, Croton Mills, 201 Cherry atreat, N.Y. Beeker’s Baccaroni—Ffor Delleacy of Flavor and ruperiority ia other respects over the imported ar- tich, recommends itself at once for family use. Put ap of 25 lbs. each, by HECKER & Croton 201 Cherry street, N.Y, A discount on purchases or twenty boxes. fede Water and Cream 5; Wade fren freeh cream, something new and +: to alnad louie fey ae RUMLION'S. only je, Corner of Lanai street, at No. 1 corer Barclay street. @®pertor Article of Bay Hum and Bay wait for 8s. per gallon, or 10s. per dozen bottles, Speieh Castile soap, 14c. per pound; Russian Karin oh is iow pound. Sold only at KLI W. VONDER- al + ywery drug store, No 168, just above Broome mre Tie Allies are again defeated, and the worl’s war of seven years has doubtiess commenced. In thtmeantime, let a* economiae, by securing a room et the Globe Hotel, corner of Fraekfort and Wiliam @treets. Exeslient rooms only 25 cemte per day, aad 8) 60 pe week. Batchtior’s Hair Dye, Wigs and ‘Toe best inthe world. Nine private roome for appiying hie unrivalled dye, Bévsre of imitations; they ren Fidioule. The largett stock of wigs aad toa in Boone wholesale aad Tetail, at BATCAELOS, 233 way. Tan, Pimples, #reckies, Sanburn, Krug, ens, calt rheam, &e., positively sured by VUURAUD'S Malisa mediested soap. Powlre muntile aproote hair the body, Houge, by whive, hair dye, the oli Sepot, 07 Walanr etreet, Broadway, Mrs. Hayes, Brovkiys, Callemter, be bowie Thusd ob9eet, A mmtiwnyne, dain ded 1 e0ur ington otrvet, Becton. on Vulcanized Gutta Percha Ce < Ne York, Titer Nasee ont a a pa ry ‘of New Yo eats yy order of the United States War Depart- [Extract of proceedings of a Board of Ofacers at Phila- ia, April 12, 1865. * * * The Boerd jed to examine the follow articles of el by Vie Prepicent on the North american Gatts Percha Compeny. viz :— Knepeacks, om duck. enh ponelies Haverrack, ow duck. Pistol case. Water tank, do., 44; gall, Valse. Militery shaw!. Neck atecks. (supplies. Cop body. 6 sacxs, for transporting Cap cover and cape. Canteen, om dusk. 1@ were wuvmitied to the following tests was applied to them at ® teurperature of 150 Fabrenheit. This did uot soften the surface of th ‘or render them adberive in the least. The canteens ere then filled with spirits of wine, vu lard, oil and water, all of which were sudmitied to degree of heat mentioned sbove, and the liquors kept in the can- teens for twenty-four hours. They were not impaired by the bigh temperature applied to them, amd there was no perceptible action upon the fabrics by either of the liquids, The resulta of the aforementioned experiments were so satiof to the Board, that it was deemed {mportant to ascertain what would be the effect of a long continued high heat upon the fabrics. sane ments were accordingly made by the Quartermaster for applying this heat, and the adjourned to meet again on the 20th inst. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 20, 1855 —The Board met pursuantto adjournment. Present, all members. An examination was then made of which bad been folded and rolled up into » compressed package also the canteens containing the liquids be. fore mentioned, all of which had been subjected for a week to a continuous heat of from 100 to 150 degrees Fabrenheit in « close room. ‘The articles contained in the package were found to be not impaired by the action of the heat and were ap- bare the same state aa before being submitted to teat. ‘There was a slight taste imparted to the spirits of wine, but no change could be perceived in the oil, vine- gar or water from tue action of the gutta percha upon them. Several articles werefplaced in an ice house, em- bedded in the ice, and after being kept there for several ca vere examined while in a very cold state and found ver: pliable. Several articles were presented to the Board to tnd which are not enumerated in the list before mentioned. ‘These are a military cap, or hat of a new pattern, a may reim, and sword scabbard, all made of gutta a. ain the teats that the Board have been able during the Nmited time it has been in session to “pely to tne fa- Drics presented, have been perfectly satisfactory to all the members, and they would recommend for » practi- cal service trial upom the frontiers the articles herein enumerated, tobe placed in the hands of the troopa, in order to ascertain whather they will prove serviceable in the field. Several letters from officers of the army and navy have been ated to the Board, which give tl cy of their experience in the use of the guita all of which are favorable. ‘Tne Board would especially recommend for the use of the enlisted men the military sbawl, knapsaok, baver- sack, canteen, valise, stock, cap and cover or hat, bridle rein, racdle bags, and sword and bayonet scabbard. ‘The Board also recommend for the expedition that has been ordered into the plains under General Harney, the large sacks for the transportation of flour, sugar, coffee, ical and ordnance stores, or other articles that are liable to become damaged by exposure to moisture or the weather; also, the tanks for carrying water or other liquids, and the water buckets for the use of trains. the ecenomy of transportation, as in the preserva- tion of the contents, these articles are by the Board as very superior to the wooden barrels, &c., or the erdinary cloth grain sacks. The in conclusion, would unanimously recom- mend to the Department the propriety of adopting the new pattern military bat presented by the Gutta Percha Company. It is believed that this hat, im addition to being ieee ogee) ia mueb better adapted to frontier rvice than the cap at present in use. It has a broad rim, which will protect the head from the rain and sun, and can be compressed into any shape without injury, and is r very serviceable. J. F. JOHNSION, Lieut Col. First Cavalry. G. H. CROSMAN,’ Major and Quartermaster. R. B, MaRCY, Capt. Fitth Infantry. My ent, for ong one Beard to Grow in six weeks, is $1 @ bottle; large bottles containing eight of the $5—sent to any part of the coantry: R. G. GRAHAM, 686 Broadway; Aieder, 44 South Third stiest, Philadelphia; Briggs, 37 State street, Albany. Read This.—An Old Man Made Young for $10, by jetting ‘cxe of the best maaufactured wigs or tou) irom @ celebrated manufactory of MEDHURST & CO., 27 Maiden lane. Bask and front braids, banda, curls, &c. Copy the address. Cilrehugh’s Wigs and Toupees have Lately received a great improvement, which renders them, for Mightmess, texture, and besaty of fit, the very perfection of hair work, Calland examine them, at 162 Fulton atreet, corner Rroadway. Admitted as Proverbial, that the Best work, most prompt at ention and civil treatment is ob- tained at HILL'S branch hair dyeing, cutting and curl- ing parlors, 1 Barclay street, or at the old stand, $5 Nassau atrest. ‘having at either place six cents. Nature Equalled, Patrons Rejuvinated and delighted, competitors wholly distanced and confoanded by the superior qualities aud brilliant effects of HILL’S improved instantaneous hair dye, for » perfect black er brown, 4 shillings » box. Sold, or applied private): at the parlors, 1 clay street, or the old stand, Nassau street. Fitch, Author of the “Six Lectures om Consumption,” office 714 Broadway, open daily, seandey excepted,) from 9 to 5 o'clock, treata consump: i diseases of the heart, and ali chronic dis- eases of males and females. Consultation free, Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Ladies’ Belts and oni » instrumenta for bow legs, club feet, and all Geformities of the body, om haed and’ made to order by pce Me at the Surgeons’ Bandage Institute, No, 4 tn 4 Strand, per March on, brave Turkey, England and France; Uplit the battle-axe and lanco— E. LYON maintains the war’s but begun; Slam bang goes the poder, the insects are done, E. Lyon’s Magnetic Powder, Crowned by pational prize medais and universal success, still kills {ts thoussn # of bedbugs, fleas, cock: , Mosq aitoes, ko,, &o., while useless spurious articley are exci for the money of the unwary, und are of no benellt to the buyers. Look for F. Lyon's signature on all genuine articles, Depot 424 Broadway, Important to Femaics.—Dr. Duponco’s Golden Pilla —Ladies, the sbove pilla never fail to re- move obstructions, and fully restore natare to its proper channel, Frice $1 per box, See advertisement in another column, headed “important to Females,’ Serofuls, Hheumatism, &e.—Hyatts Life Balsam is a8 certain to cure the mont painfal forms of these diseases as water is to quench thirst; also, old ul cers, fever sores, erynizelas, the worst cases of impuri- ty of bloud, liver and kidneys, gemeral debitity, dyspepsia, incipient consumption, piles, &c. Principal’ depot 243 Grand sireet, 70 cents per bottle. fhe Greatest Discovery of the A warranted remedy.—Dr. Tobias’s Venetian Liniment is @ pa theumatian, sore ol. sores, Ao. des, fehing tackle, iy and reco with, out its over failing to cure the many complaints for whien it has been tried, it affords me pleasure to testify to the amme. 4 I feebassored it will aceomplish all thay Dr. To ates in ho a. 4, 1855. New York, Joncazy New Youu, tian i on ities to be par Ww \o Eawex street, iron was severcly attacked Venetian | iniment, wave really think i: wae the means of Under no ideation would I be a bottle ia rd bor 1 also & most cor ody Jor soalds aud rulses, having thorvaghly ested ¢ oem jaan Connian, b, N. ¥., Maroh, 1854, 4 cents. Depot WO Cortiandt street. Sold On Thureday evening, — 5, by the Rev. Jamea Mil- Jett, at his residence, No. 171 East Seventeenth street, Mr. WiiutaM Gorts to Mine Maxcaxer Fivaiia Hovgsos Gnamy, bot natives of England, In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 4, by Rev. B. U. Cat- Jer, of St. Ann's Church, Joun MoGotnicn, late of Qae- bec, C. to Miss Macey Taner, of St. John, N. B. At Zion's Oburch, Manchester, Vi on Wednes- day, July 4, by the Rav. Me. Wadletgh, Heer M. Coad. man, Eeq. , of Paris, France, to ELuxn M. Baxstow, daugh- tar of Dr. Tuttle, of the former place. Died, On Friday, July 6, Evizanern, the beloved wife of Tho- mas Mopaghan, 40 years. Her funeral wil take # aad thin afternoon, at two o'clock, {rom her late residence, No. 102 Columbia street, corner of Btamton street. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are reapectfaily iavited to attend. ‘Un Friday, July 6, KoWand Arkinsos, @ aative of pa- risb of Foreoay, county Loogford, Ireland, ia the bu year of his age. The frievds ot the family, and those of bis father-ia- law, Edward Sherlock, are respectfully lavived to attend tue funeral, to morrow afternoon, 43 two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 153 Leonard strest. On Thursday, July >, Many Unricx, wife of Stepbea G. Untick, ip the Sra Jest of her age Yap Francisco Onio papers please copy. On Thursday, Jaly 5, Catiteaine Renmcca, youngest daughter of Jona and garet Dowovan. The friends of the fauuly are requesied to attend the foreral, this afterncom, atone ocieck, from the corer of Ninth avenue and Forty third stsvet, Our deep ailection woula to ntay, Bat the voice of Gad haa called hin child . On Thursday, Joly 6, after a abort and severe illnees, Manasnetns ), omly oh li of John Cariavophe and Rebechs Hollmanm, aged I year and 19 days The relatives and frienoe of the family are renoa-tfalty imvitee to attone the reneral, from the rerMence of her poreats No. 612 Peas) street, this afterscen, at two NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1855. witbeut further invitation. Her remains will be in Greeawood. of the brain, Kars joupges msm John C, Wan- dell, aged 2 years, 10 months aad 20 days. 7 remains were taken to Buttermilk Falls for inter- men’ On Thursday, July 5, Fravwun R., son of Franklin R. Barnes, aged 1 year, Y months and 13 day: frien¢s and relatives of the family are Lg etre 4 to attend the funeral, this afternoon, from father’s residence, No 209 Kighth avenue. On Thursday, June 28. alter a short but severe Jauxe Monocuay, son of Peter an Ann Monochan, 5 years and 11 days. ilnena, aged y he rest in peace. Amen! We loved him—yes, no tongue can tell How much we loved bisa, and bow well; Ged loved him too, and thought it beet To take him home to be at rest. On Thursday, July 6, MaRGanerT, daughter of John Hand Margaret Moon, aged 10 months and 17 days. eetfuliy invited to attend the funeral, thie oraiag. spectfully to atte f is mo! + at nine o'clock, from the residence of her fatber, No. 177 Weat Twenty: first street. Her remains will be taken to English Neighborhood, N. J., for interment. In Brooklyn, on Friday, July 6, Harrisr Constar.e, wife of Edgar J. Bartow, dnd daughter of the late Here: Pierrepont ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 32 Pierrepont street, on Monday afterncon, at half past three o’clock, The funeral services will be held in the Chureb of the Holy Trinity, at half past four o'clock, after which the remains will be taken to Greenwood In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, July 4, Ruma oungest dnughter of George and Loviie Hasuard, aged years and 3 mont! On Thursday, Jul Francis M., oaly child of Sarah and David Latourette, aged 11 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at nine o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 14 og phd place, South Fourth street, near Seventh street, Williamsburg. At yoxeey, N. Y., on Thuraday, bh Haevky Baap isy, of this cify, son of the late Joel Bradley, of Lee, Maes., aged 37 years. For notice of funeral, see Sunday morning’s Herald. At Milford, Ct, on Thursday mora‘ng, July 5, Henwi es oe L, and Susan M. Dimon, aged 3 years months. The friends of the family, and thone of his grandfs- thers, John Dimon and Edward Philips, are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of the latter, No. 99 Stanton street, this morning, at eleven o’ciock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. In Melbourne, Victoria, on Thursday, December 7, 1854, of three days’ illness, JonN Tuomas Ditton, surgeow, only surviving son of the Ite Dr. Dillon, of the city of Dab- lin, . Dillon only arrived out last ber, and had pall spe *pared, would have been an ornament to his - ion. in papers please copy. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. NEW PUBLICATIONS. FORTHCOMING BOOK OF MARK, ill soon be published: MARY LYNDON; OR, REVELATIONS OF A LIPS. 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BARROW, AN Englishman, aged 22 years; would be vury thankfully Feeeived by JAMES TURNER, 247 Adams street, Brooklyn. NFORMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL AND MARY MAKTLN, his wife, native of County Meath, near jognalty, lieland. They came to America im Novem- ber, 1845. When last heard from, were in Jersey City. Al information of them will be thankfully received by her sister, Catherine Carolin, at No. 29 Cheever place, South Brookly NFORMATION WANTED-—OF ELI AVEY, BY HIS father, Any information of him will be thankfully received at No. 4 Suffoll NFORMATION WANTED—OF BRIDGET GERTHY, who left her home, in Yorkville, on the 24th June, enue cars to Grand aad Broome streeta Any account from her will be received by her father, Mathew Gerthy, at Eighty-cighth street, York- ville, The girl is about 14 years old, stout built, round plump face, open in her teeth; had on # plai NFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM HAWKINS, ‘wbo left his home on F rg | the 22d inst. Hed on ray cloth coat, black pants, light vest and plaid plush cap; was rather strange in his deportment, tm conse. quence of a fall received some yeara back y person iz information of his whereabouts will be suitably arded, by spplying at his reridence, No. 3 Bridge near which place it is supposed he has strayed, land papers please copy. ¥ MR. FRAN® JESMOND I8 IN THIS CITY, OF ANY one having any knowledge of him will cail at No. 20 South street, he may bear of something to his advac- ogee. OBN DOUGHERTY, CIVIL, ENGINERR—PLEACE Lo ha address to 8, DE AGREDS JOVE, & L0, New York, OUIS WERLE, OF BUFFALO, WHO LEFT THAT 4 piace om the iat wit. in canal boat, ia earnently Fequested to call at No. 28 Liberty a reet, where he will hear of something to his advantage. " street, Br La L .—YOUR LETTER HAS BEEN RECEIVED. 1 o Aum waiting for an answer, ‘AURCK. ISBING-—ON JULY 2, EVENING, A YOUNG LADY ‘18 years of age; waa either sbiucted from her , OF under simgular circumstances to cause ber busband and family to fear for her safety; she is five feet four inches high, blueeses, sendy hair, good teeth, bea fine lookiog: wall fect, straight nose, 'wore 4 High? jae aed Ww. reas, white straw bonset, wreath inmwe, short biack dotted veil, black pd with rosettes, large collar, and earrings, Ureastpio embroidered lace mits, two gold finger riogs, a0d ome red cormelsa cite, person A isformation of her at 296 be iNberally rewarded. {OAL —MY OBJPCT 18 QUICK BALES AND SMALL rotta, for cash. livering best quality red well screened, at $6 60, or im lots over fire from say yards, King aod Greenwich ‘imih s7enGe, 116 Duane greet, PETER CLINTON COAL ASBOCIATION ARE DOW selling the heat kinds of coal, all well screened, from slate, sed full weight, either red or white aes, at the following reduced prices, the lowest for the ses vit Steve coal, $5 50; aut coal, $4 75. Terms hen orderet | Uficn’ No, 347 Fulton #trert, op the Oty Hall, No 57 Fulton street, t to the Pond, and No 34 Marlton ayes’ Atlas SPECIAL NOTICES. —_—— eae BALTIC FOR LIVERPOOL, JULY 11.—FOR sale, one of the most sitaated state rooms, two passages, in the steamer Baltic, for Liverpooi, on Wednesday next, July 11. A) to * I’ LELAND & Ue Metropolitan Hotel. kA VIEW HOUSE, rN HiGutanps ov Navasiwx, N. J. ‘Tne Sea View isa new house, just opened, and ele- antly fitted up. It has all the appoimtmenta requisite for a first class hotel, Ita advantage for surf river baie shooting, boating and fisning, are equalled by few surpassed by none. [tis well wortny the at- tention of citizens in pursuit of a quiet and healthy re- sort curing the scorching heat of summer, as the woods which surround it form & very attractive feature, where # cool and delightful breeze is alwayn to be foun on the hottest day JARVIS. IELEGRAPH NOTICE —ANNUAL MERT(NG,—OFFREE of N.Y. & N, E. Union Telegraph Company, Bos- ton, June 30, 1465 —You are reapectiully notitied that the stockholders of the New York aad New Knglend Union Telegraph Company hold their annual meeting ia the Union Telegraph ofice, in Wall street, New York, on Wetnesdsy, July 18, 1865, at 10 o’cloek A. M., for the purpose of ‘hearing and considering report of past transactions; choosing # Presideat, nine Directors, Bec. retary, fendent, for the ensuing Jean, dnd for executing say other buslneus that may be leomed essential to the interests of the company. L, L. SADLER, Secretary. FpPRronany, OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN ARIIFI- etal Stone Company, corner of Carroll amd Colam. streets. Brooxtyn, July 6, 1855. 8. Beliwim, Eeq., having kindly grauted permission, we aball exhibit specimens of our artificial atone in the Rotunda of the Merchants’ Exchange, New York, on and alter Monday next, and furnish the [public with » circu lar, containing {ul information concerning the name. THE AMERICAN ARTIVICIAL SCONE 00. THE WORF. THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF FINE. STOCK. 4 vhorougbred stall —The celel lion Wild Irishman will stand for s limited number of mares the ensuing gea- at the Re use ati 6 $50 the season, All me- Beye to be ree, before verviag'the mare. All adcideats at ‘he risk of the owners WILLIAM 4. OWN. Prevrieter. Rw LIQUOR QUBsOR, b 1000 CASES OF SUPERIOR CLARET WINE, FROM $2 (bottlen returned) to $6. London and Dublin porter and brown mout, itch ales, brandics, wines, rum, Schiedam schnapps, London cordial gin, and all other imported liquors, segars, kc. For sale im any juantities, by UNDERHILL & MATTERSON, No, 430 rooms, corner Crosby st. HIAMPAGNE CREMANT, PREMIUM WINE, FROM Messieurs Ruinart Pére o¢ Fils, Rheims.—Ae in- voice of 300 basketa of thie wine, landing ¢x-ship Helve tia, in excellent order and for sale in uantities to suit purchasers, by the undersigned, sole owners and impor: ters ofthis brand in the United States. WHITLOCK, NICHOLS & CO., 84 Front street. W.,N. &Co, beg to announce to the public that this i, received from one of the first houses in France, s ordered to compete with the best wines ever sent to this couotry, and im the opinion of distinguished judges the quallty is met sur- pasred by any wine in this market. INES AND BRANDIDS IN| BOND—IN THE ORIGI- pal packages, with certificates importation, for sale trom under Custom House lock, in half pipes, quarter and eighth casks; clarets and champagnes, im great variety. L. oH. SIMPSON & BONS, 19 Beaver street. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, PQLOOMINGDALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FIF- tieth street.—Preaching by G. 8. Plumiey, at 103, A. M., 834 amd 7X P.M. UANE STREET METHODI8T CHURCH, NEAR HUD- son street.—Preaching to morrow, Sib July, by ine pastor, Rey. L. H. King, at 1014 A. M’ and at 73, tn the evening Sacrament at 3 P.M. Strangers are invi- ted to attend. Seate free. OTICE~THE INGATHERING OF ISRAEL, FOR THE redemption of soul and body, to eater into life eternal, will be preached, on Bunday next, at 7); o'clock, P. M., by Margaret Bishop, at the Sanctuary, 104 Firat Pubuications on the Doctrine can be OME ON THE AFTER- nige years, named Mary jn when she left home & dark brown silk het and dark calico dress. Any iafor- mation of her whereabouts will be thaakfully received by A. Van Alli Fifth it. 0G LOST.—A BLACK SLUT, ABOUT 1 high, black breast and nose; rato the name of Juno. Five dollars reward will be paid to the person returning her to T, B. Richards, Jr, third house above the Cathulic church, Bloomingdale road, Mauhattanville, OUND—A SMALL SUM OF MONEY, IN street, Astoria, "L. 1. ving the rame and hip mus dy, with brown lege and feet, white it by Apply to A. Reid, \OUND—ON THE MORNIN 2 3D INST board Staten Island ferry boat, a pocket book ieining « small sum of money. be had on ident's- cation, at 10 Spruce street. O8T—FROM WEST HOBOKEN, JONE 28, A BRIGHT b 16} bands high, with long’ tail, white ibd legs, and is forehead. The fisder Will be Liberal, ti or giving (n/or- mation of said horse, ot feat Hoboken, or to U. Odell, 91 Sheriff street, wark and Jersey City papers please cop; O8T—ON FRIDAY LAST, BETWEEN NEWARK AND New York cities, a bank book, on the Bowery Sev- {ngs Bank, No. 61,616, of no use to any one but the owner. the finder will be sutsbly rewarded by leay: it at Parker & Knapp’s, Washipgvon Market, N. ¥., pos 25 New atrect, Newark, N. J. O8T—JULY 2, A BLACK MOROCCO COVERED memorandum book, with four pockets, containing carde and memoranda, of no use but to the owner. The —— leaving the same at 231 Went atreet, will be rewarde O8T—BANK BOOK NO. 9,476, OF JAMES BANNY, in the Emigrant Industrial Savings Hank. The will please Feave the same at the bank, $1 Cham tree! O8T—A CHECK BOOK ON THE CHAMBERS STREET Savings Bank, No, 170,929, supposed to have bes Thursday in Twentieth sireet. Whoever will re- ta sane Lo 148 Wont Nineteenth street will recetve the thanks of the owner, SOPHIA JAVELLI. OST—ON BOARD THE STEAMER ELM CITY, ON Tuesday night, or on the way from Peck alip over ultom ferry to South ferry, Brooklyn, « miniature om ive ry of @ Iady and two infants. The Ander will be libe- rally rewarded by lemying the same with H. W. LOW, 46 ne O8T=—ON FRIDAY MORNING, IN HARRIBON street, between West and Greenwich Fmall pocket account book of brick. turn the same to CHARLES SHULIZ, 643 Greenwich be suitably rewarded, ON FRIDAY EVEN der LAST, JUNE 29, A y's gold breaatpin, either in Broadway or Foarth avenues, The pin is filled with heir, and hee on the face the initials G. J, ©. #.; ly about 119 1 inch broad, and is oval.| The finder will ded by acdreming J, Dil, Herald off the pin can be bad. OCKING BIRD LOST, paid for the return, unimjared fost on the 6th of July, from 42 Fifth in well known to the owner by a peculiarity im one of the feet. Awhe isin full song, he may be easily detected. He can only be sec Bight, an he ie very wild, PECTACLES LOBT.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY AF ternoon, in Charch street, between Chambers and Murray, & pair of gold epectaclos. A euitable reward will be paid'by the subscriber for the recovery of the seme by application at hin store. W. J. DAVIS, 45 Dey street, up stairs, STRAYFD—FROM THE SUSSCRIBER, SS black horse, with long switched tail, shor feet alao a day bores, near 16 hands high, feet, one forefoat w with & qaarter crack, long, heovy tall. Agy person returning either? or both, or information thet will lead tw their recorery, w HY JACKSON, esr Jamaice, of at Cooklin 1's livery stable, Water street, near the Fulton ferry, brooklyn, wil) be hberally yarcet. STOLEN ON THE 3 OF JULY, A DAY PACING horse, 1554 bands bigh, 10 years old, long tail, with Wp Wegom, abort side curtains, owner's name on the reat. A liberal reward will be pall te whoever will give information or retarn the same to OUNKLIN CARL, 24 Fultom street, Brooklyn $3 hi en inal Brooklyn. REWARD—STOLEN FROM ON BOARD rie Staten Inland ferry boat, July let, & ted chain mate by Joheton, Liverpool, No. 16,022 cases, came of Wm. J. Vandernoel, Brooklyn, case. THOS HbINEY, 69 Fulton wteeet, 6 REWARD.—LOsT, BEUIND TH SCENES OF 82 the roadway theatre, on Monday, Jaly 24, & snake ring, with « large diamond in the The above w it at the bow a ré any yereoe ive: omen, or at 3 Fast Nesecath et all yareons are cautioned against purchasing ea BT ad ring Ledonanad & im REWAMD.—FIOWN AWAY, A GRAY POL $5 aod s Ksile dare spot im ite at S ovclowy, F. Who. will retara ' to tte recovery, receive the above reward or give fich informstion aa to lew No 75 Chatham street, 6th floor, wil © REWARD — Ost, ON THR AT TRRNOON OF Tile $5 Sth imetant, & medion sise irish meet pap, # months old, bair short and youow, lowe tell with black tip, omg « bisek scout. The Sader, om return og him 10 160 bast Thirteenth etree, oF 46 Brod street ay Haire, will receive the above reward. = REWARD —#THAYED, O2 © OLIN ON WoNbAY ) nd fi y of the Th ra were =6(Whe f ert aed rewsrt, an) oe ones poten 2 ° Third avenee, shail receive the above thanks of tue owner, L. BLITR i. eee A REAPECTABLE YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WOULD like a situation as lacy’s travelling or home com- ; Or children’s ornses rt and resemaking. Apply for two dayn at 60 Frankie at, 5 WANTS. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIAL, A SITUAT them to do gemera! housework, is @ goed washo’ ireper; orty reference, Can be seem for ibro days at No. 120 Cedar street, YOUNG GERMAN LADY, A DRESSMAKER BY Profession, ia Cesirjus of spending the summer im ‘country, Would lik to engage in a respectaule fax mily an lady's maid, or where her serv ces an dresamaker might be required. ' Best of city reference. Can be seen for three deys at 23 Walker st. LADY DESIRES A SITUATION, IN A SCHOOL OR A private family, to give instrustion im music, paint ing and drawing; also, the education, Address J. mary bramches of an Eng- in , Herald office. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION WITH a lady to go to California, to do housework or berwork, or as children’s nurse; is willing to make herself generally useful, and do anything required of her. Can be well recommended. Please call at 05 32d street, {n the grocery store, for two days. RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANT3 A SITUA- tion as chambermaid, in private family; good tity reference, Call at 174 ‘Division at. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation ux dressmaker; fully understands her busl- has worked at it for the last aix years; the beat of references given, Call or address M. A. 0.'24 Division street. THOROUGHLY ACCOMPLISHED DRUGGIST, APO theeary ano chemist, with an experience of over seventeen yearn in bis business, wishes a good situation, He speaks German, French and English, and is able to earry on correspon iu these three isnguages. Sa: tlatuctory references given. Address E. P., Herald office. GENTS WANTED—To TRAVEL IN ALL PARTS OF A the United States und the Canadas, to sell a map of North America, United States and Cubs, with distan- and population. portraits, ke. Map of Europe, Crimes the Baltic Sea, with routes, distances, population . The Ilustrated Life of Christ. Mirror of ‘and the Black Sea, with portraits, Price of these mapa, 25 inches. Published by A. i. JOCELYN, 60 Fulton atroet, up stairs. BOY ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS OLD WANTEO- Y. At Costar’s rat, roach, &e , exterminator depet, Shs Broadway, with he. OOKKEEPING.—C. C, MARSH’8 COUNTING ROOM3 B fer the practice of veokkeaping, writing, se, 348 roadwey, Appletcn Building. Open daily, from 0 A. M. to P.M. Call for circulars, Marsh's complete works on bookkeeping, in Spanish and English, printed in colors, for sale as above. OY WANIED, IN A TEA STORE—AN AMERICAN, about 18 years of age. One from the country pre: ferred, and one that in not afraid of work. Unexception able references required, None others need apply at 118 Ninth avenue. ALIFORNIA.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wines ® situation to go to Cailformia; would ve willing to work for # time after lancing to pay her passage. Can be nsen at No. #3 Went 26th at. \OLORED LAUNDRESS WANTED.—A FIRVT RATE / wandresa wanted at 147 24 avenues, next to the cor- ner of 9th et YOAT HANDS WANTED—TO WORK ON CUS(0M drill coats; also custom pent hands. None but the best workmen need apply, at No.1 Astor House Barclay street. Cell early thin morning, with miple of work, or early om Monday. {HRISTIAN HOME FOR FEMALE SERVAN(", 36TH J tt, between 4th and Lexingtoa avenues. —Gover- neste, housekeepers, also rervants in every cxpacity, supplied from this ‘institution A superior French lady's maid =ow at the institution, RUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE FULLY QUALIFIED to attend to the retail and prescription bus'sesr, insy apply at 383 Second avenue. RUG CKERK WANTED— INQUIRE AT 41 HOUATON street. RUG CLERK WANTED-—A YOUNG MAN AO- quainted with the retail and prescription business. Apply at the corner of Bridge and York ats., Drvokiyn. RUG LERK WANTED—ONE COMPETENT TO TAME charge of @ store up town; muat be well rem mended by his lant employer, and of temperate habit; an elderly gentleman preferred. Apply to Dr. Joha 126 E, 4th #t,, between 24 and dd avenues. P)RUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE WHO UNI the businens, and can give guod reference. ply at 164 Bowery, RUG CLERK WANTED~FOK A Ficir ¢ store. None need apply unless thorouchly quainted with the prescription business: Wilson, coroer 27th st. and 4 avenue. [ )AIKYMAN WANTED—ON A COUNTY SEAT N+ AR this city—aen experienced man, to attend four co es, make butter, aad belp in the garden Apply to A. P box 2,075 Port Office, with full references, whore laa} employed, Ac. Fay Geek Warren — an xray nora 1. try clerk wanted in a wbolessie dry gootn Loune, in & Wentern city, and fully competent w act a4 sesistant bookkeeper, Nome other need apply, Adress, with real name and reference, box 74 Post Once. WNERGY AND ABILITY —AN OPPORTUNITY ©} 1) ters tor the services of a reaprotable burinens wae, Active, intelligent and capable; one having bad expe rience in the formation or management of corporate or manufacturing companies preierred, To one po influence among the rteamboat and ah'pping ist Mberal arr jement would be mace, Gurl refer to respectability and business qualificatiias required Addrer with particulars, Manufacturer, Mrosdway CH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION understands her baw ness perfectly hote), restaurant or large boarding boule to the country, no ec Good city reference. Cai) Centre #t., near Grand, for three cays. OVERNESS WANTED—A GRNEVISE O48 PRENCH Protestant, to instruct two young girls, rewthe in New York, spending the summer ia Newport, it. | Satisfactory references to persous in thi coustry re quired. Addresa box 285,Poet Uffice, Newport, I. 1. AW OF WANTED, A MARE, IS TELE 4 lad, to keep office dnd Yo errand Nassau et., room No. 31. ITUATION WANTED—BY A REMY TAL testant girl, as chambermald ead w. ler sist imp taking care of children, or woul) do tos house work of a mail family. No objection to go a ®or. 16 tance im the country. Good reference from ber last place. Can be seen for two days in the sire 18! 6th ay SITUATION WANTED—AS PORTER OF | watchman, by au Americam young man fr country, who \s tempera ing to work. BO VALE m the honest sod realy, ast wil Any one wanting such * person wl) ond me an represented in this advertisement, \uirew ~ tee phen Tilden, Herald office FACHER, INTER RETER.—A GRADUATE OF A ORD man university, that hag been fur severel youre fworn interpreter and teacher of reach, Jalan, Span inh, English, Kussien, ke., and of theclasece, wt J Baden, wishes to be employed aa pri or p teacher, or aa transistor, Best reference given resp A: 7., Herald office, O MERCANTILE TRAVELLERS —ONE persons of undoubted reepectability, ‘ving b « with the upholstery and cebia t trade ia various ee: \.oms of the country, will find am opportunity of siting to their commissions by addressing & sine, etaling wha\ State thelr eomnection lee 1m, to Vigtel te’ lars way Vort Ofice WHOLPAALE CLOTIRRSA—THE At woul! call the attention of the traie who are rows of having thelr vtock made ap in the bert #ty and on the most reasonable terms. Vor particulars at dress Tatlor, Herald office. root PR 0 SURVEYORS —WANTED IMMEDIATELY, & Cod. poten’ surveyor aad draaghtemes. Apply at 7 Grand ot., Willianoaborg. T° SOUTHERN MERCHANTS —WANTED, A SITUA tion, by & young man, (Germen,) » years cid, sa salexman. He has compinte business in general, having been employe! in several country stores im North aud Houth Carclins has been Soe Fepgeercs ihe ovate tans tae ontiotan’ tere ie ele city. ive the best ~ reverence, A‘Arests ave te Jobn, Herald office, for three days. 0 BORE MECHANIO’ OR FARMEMA..WANTED, BY & young iad, aged shout fourteen, « titustee w J irede on ta werk on fare. Vretered ANTED—A SITUATION AB WiseT HA 400h ate, for tos lay ANTED—UY A REAPPOTARLE 10) housework, ins email family, Goot Can be seen for & weet, if not engeget, 06 114 © street, betoren and Dege oe Brookiza. living le Brooalyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG OTR, a8 chambermaid aed weiter or odo ad hewes- — *) 264 Beary at, hae Brel for Sfieen 4. Wosis preter is 1c eralat ine VATION, BY A YOUN. 4M | OF walter U1 Waveney JANTED-—WY A HEALTEY ®OMAN Wi errter tary 3. legris ° Ae, Fee! pest, LL, of Dr Seall, « ehert Clete [rom We Tea wet terry | | | ANTED—A RHEPECCABLE AMERICAN GIRI, TO ‘Attend » confectiumery store. One with geodci'y reference may apply at 57 [ilescker street, ‘ANTED— AT 119 CHAMBERS ST. A FEW WAIT. er girls; those who Lave been in the business god understand it wel). ANTED—BY A RE*PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & few gentlemen's washing. Cull any day at 240 Ea-t 14th at,, third floor, back room. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, DESiROUS OF goleg to California, » situation as lady's maid or Bure. Khe can give the best recommendations, Ad dress box 1,29 l’ont Oftice. ANTED— A GERMAN GIRL, 10 DO GENERAL wrework. She mus: understand Pugliah. Wages $5 per month. Apply at 87 avenue C. ston ANTED—BY A YOUSG LADY OF GRNTEEL AP. pearance, a situation to ettend « confectionary er segar store; ls accustomed to business: ao en te gon short distance ip the country, Please ne Bote to Broadway Post (fice to Miss Anne Ques ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN, PROTESTANT PRE- ferred, who can come well recommended from her last place, to'do the general housework ime amall pri- vate family; abe must periectly understand ¢ Apply at J80 State at., Brooklyn. ANTED—A FRENCH LADY'S MAID, WHO THO roughly understands Cresemaking and dressing bai, and who can peak Englah. Apply et 150 Lax ington avenue, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation an wet nurse. (00d reference, Address K. C., Herald office, ANTED—A FIRST RATE SHIRT CUTTER, WHO understands the cutting and Atting of shirts to order for first class trade, Apply to D. A. Herriek, 96 William st. ANTED— A SITUATION, AS BEAMSTRESS, OR TO take care of a baby, or to assist in chamberwork ; has no objection to the country. Keference if required. Please inquire at 30 Whitehall st., third floor, front reo: ANTFD—A PLACE FORK A GIRL BETWEEN 14 and 16, to puree one or two amall children. Ap- jy at 126 Greenwich street, in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTAGLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tiom an cook; understands hor business ia all ite brasches, and would go @ short distance ia the country. The best of city reference given. Call at 471 Oth sveaua, between 22d and 23d ata. ANTFD—AT GRAND STREET HALL, 127 GRAND sireet, near Hroadeay, up stairs, young Indien; thore who can nisg-and dance may call for engage: mente lao good piano player wanted. Call between the hours of Yto 6P. M. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS PORTE! sale ators, or to drive « horse and wagoa or cart, Beat city reference if required. Inquire of Wm, i. Smith, 79 8th avenue, corner of 14th at, ANTED—A COMPETENT CLERK, IN A LAWYEA'E office, Inquire, on Momiay, at office No. 1, over the Martet Hank, cormer of l’carl and Heckman streets, ANTED—A STEWARD FOR THE WAIWKOUM Mess of the U. 8, frignte Cowgresn, bound to the Mediterranean. One who is entirely capable and trust worthy can obtain a frat rats sitaation, Apply oa board the Congress, off the lirooklym Navy Yard. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 14 YRAK# OF AGE, a #tuation as clerk in some etore, would haveno objection to going Weat, Address U, Y., Herald office, stating where an interview may be had. 1.40 ON ANCED—200 STOUT YOUNG whaling voyages in fret clare ships. Advances to the amount of 675 pald to each man, Extra pay giv- 4m to coopers, carpenters anc biackamiths. Apply the shipping office, corner of Albany aad West streets, up stair ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A JEWELRY STORE, by & person fully competent to take charge of the watchmaking department, can give unexeeptionable city references an to integrity and ability, would have Bo objection to goin the cvnatry for a permanent piace. Addreen, for one day, Watchmaker, box thee. ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN, WHO han been travelling for the last five years in the States, « situation in a commercial business; he les firet rate selennam, and woukl engage himself to = good house of businers either as indoor or outdoor salerman, grocery er provision trade. No objection to go to any partot the United States. References from the first Rouses in this city. Please addres Salesman, Herald © ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, twenty two years of aye, to drive « horse cart, or work ina store; has no objection to go « short Gistance in the country. Good testimonials given if re- quired. Apply at sireet, any time on or afier \o morrow ©, OPOONN FLL. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AND WOMAN, rituationa—be as farmer or gardener, he under atande the care of horses, is active, intelligen', an) well recommended she aa cook or to do general housework , the In «00d baker, milber, Wc. Apply at No. 4 Manda st. Brooklyn, (basement. ) ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A MAN 70 TAKE charge of an offen im lioston, who can command $100 in cash, Salary 660 per month at first. man, Poglehmen or American preferred. A ofies of WM. KINGSLAY & UO.," Publahers, way, up stairs ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, AS DOOKKERPER, quite competent, snd to made himeeif generally character aeful. None need apply but those whose a wil bear the sirietast investigation, Address bex 165 Herald office, with handwritiog and watare of bast site- Aton MAN, IN A wel) recom JANTED—AN AMERICAN YOUNG fret clase wine store, must come menied pone others peed apply RR MESKNGKK & CO, Ne. 68 Fulton st. TASTED—AN AMBIUCAN ROY, ABOUT 14 OR JT yrareoid, to take cure of & carriage amd horses | {er a gentivman avout traveling during the rumuner. Nene exoept perfectly compeiemt, and of the reqwiaite “ae need ADewer AdGreme, Ubeval, Herald office, #tating when and where they may be f ANTED—FOR A LAD 1 YEARS OLD, A SITUA thon im a Gentist’s office, to learn the profession in exchamge for services rendered, and » moterate com pensation. Apply at V2 24 avenue, between § ood 11 @ clock, A.M, for two days Winky, STATION, yoR A BOY WHo speake both Hpanish and Kogileb, mercia) Reuse, for the paryone of learut Apply at the residence of hie fa! , OF Broome wt | ing baeteeee wepe Valder ANTED—TWO OR THREK BMART BOYs TO warn the drug business, inquire befone Bo chock A.M, wt 417 Hroadway. ASTED—WY AN AMERICAN BOY, “ YEARS OLD, } & mtuation ae errand bey in a lawyer's offce, or in | a store Address Jom Boyd, 219 Fulton at 800 —WANTED, ACTIVE, HONENT YOUNG ° ¢ men, im each section of tue Union, to Wotane, by mm g warary of O80 orpensee, wil particulars, address (en Dr M. Velpean, 422)5 lratwey iow 10 500 A TEAL —A GENTLEMAN GOING WHEE ) le devirerue of giving op hu oon oe Amp UDl daverving young man. who sf we onep & set of # Apply by letter only, for three Gaye, with epecimen of writing 8). to pay fer thie advertionment, te ( 1 Haseer's book store, 176 ——_—= THE THAUES. TRUNK MAKERS WANTED INGOT TWIN 7 and Vo'ckoes, A Mot 0% and 7) let avenue, OF 25 + ARDENER WANTED ONK WHO I mOT AYRAID G TPO FOOTTORE MaKe, CLOCK AND Pian As orsementet, who epierstants mating aay kind of ges ‘ncoration 6) Banton well ua by maahtnn, Which wrod him to make cons erehly more latter then former, wiehee tent, prefers to met ue fore the jepan bu: mar 00 be therewghiy nee a8. various bramehes aMreve Jepenner, C |, care ot AL Rudiger, 6:0 winker, 61 Aen ot. 0 FRINTON —WORK WANTED, BY A Goon Com Petter, im & paper of book office, im thie or any A wendy 0it Address Ty po, Harald other i son ASTED—A SITUATION, BY aN KV EUENGED W Waveller, im the wateh ami jewelry pt tJ atqusintes with Peed wants s sitoaton, ches of the busines ie ret 4 cone 80 iain the count ph os ‘ ‘be day, Wire Worker Walid ones. = enetensd Patines ONLY $1 J each, Om gon, warranted, whole sete 640, four fume receives. teeth filet, clessed, be, Dy. T " {eomasienee Le), ofhee O86 Breet wey, alee, 209 Thirty econ’ rivest, moor Mghth avenue, fore GA im terened will please call, references freely givem ‘HUN CN We UOLY WhO” Was Fite 13 Reswenn. Mare your money thelr teeth aod intend W remedy the ial st. om) cave 00 por cemt by par POLEON PRETERIO. Having am enpe- M0 youre be has make many im 0 het Aemtal work proves te te Kiar Eee ee be ee ekg, chances Sen vy me oy ns, swe 2 et evatesy, vw