The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1855, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1855. 5 codfish aristocrscy, that the old fashioned two and three wtory attic and basement brisk houses were not ‘Dig and good enough for them. Now, mothing short of four story brown stone house, with a high stoop and @ finished basemeat—being five Amished stories— will serve, cvem though the fourth story be asempty asa Dallocn, save once a week, when a clothes line may per- bance be run through it, Bat although thie description of houses may furnish plenty of work, and profits, too, for architects and Duilders, yet nothing can be further removed from @enuine aristocracy than the people who buy and os- eupy them. The old blood aristocracy may be known Dy their motto—‘ More land and less house.” Watch one of there famillies in one of your modern four or five story 16.8 by 70 brown stone houses, jammed in slong aide of fifty more just like it, and each and all withent air hole or elbow room. Bah! Is such ® atreet, cam such a street be arintocratic? No, wever. Ibis just fit for what, like Bicecker and other ence fashionable streets, it ultimately will be—boarding and other houses, fashionable tenement houses,.on an extravagant scale. If you wish to make a street for the aristocracy, you must follow the motto above stated— more land and less house. The more land the better. Let there be scope for trees, shrubbery, gravel walks, Sewers, kc. Let the house be built more on tne ground and less in the sir, and let the lands:ape gardener have something to say a9 well as the architect and builder. Let the houses stand well back from the noise and dust of the street, with plenty of space between the houses. Build up a street in this style, and you have doomed it te everlasting gentility. It is it for nothing else. The Douses are not big enough for boarding houses, hotels, &e.; and, in short, there is #0 much of the whole value im the land, and so little comparatively in the house Proper, that nobody but a man of wealth {a able to owa and eecupy it. Important as to the Authority of Constables. FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge Green. Avovsr 3.—Mr. A. Nesbit, a constable elect of the Third ward, appeared in court and stated that the Court of Common Pleas had recently decided that the official bonds of the several constables of this city were informal in being drawn to “The Peo. fle of the State of New York,” instead of to “The yor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York,” as required by law; and asks the Court whether he has authority to serve process issued out of this court. The Judge said that he had no doubt of the autho- rity of constables to serve ead notwithstanding the informality spoken of. They are officers de facto. Having entered upon their duties under color of law- fal title, they must be obeyed, and their acts respect- oa, ant 1 ; aa of eer DOR: Ren pronounced a em in proper ing for that pur- poce. “Where there is Py lain. Tustin at on office without any show of , the acts of the in- trader will undoubtedly be void, both in relation to individuals and the public.” (24 Wendell, R. pp. 526.) But that is not the case here; they have been duly elected and sworn; their only omission is in the bond. Itis the duty of the several constables to correct the mistake in question without delay, in having a proper bond executed and filed; otherwise Pie ‘become liable to indictment for neglecting to 80, Personal Intelligence. ‘The King of Portugal, accompanied by his brother, the Duke of Oporto, and attended by the Duke de Terceira, entered Turin on the 15th of July, having arrived the day Defore at Genoa, on board the French imperial yacht the Reine Hortense, from Palermo. The children of Lucien Bonaparte, who are almost all now in Faris, have been painfully afflicted by the intelli- gence of the death of their mother, which took place on the 12th of July, at Sinigaglia, in the Roman States. Count Molé has lately returned to Paris from Toplitz, where he had several lengthened interviews with the Count de Chambord. The ex-Minister made his submis- sion in due form. ‘The Count also brings word that the Ia now in exile—Lamoriciére, Bedeau, Changarnicr and the others—have formally made their submission to the Count de Chambord, and recognized him as their le- gitimate sovereign. ees Srawfors has resigned his Sanctions as Miltary potent Eng! at Vienna, but will remain for some time cn tere of absence in the neighborhood of the Austrian capital. ‘The Emperor Alexander II. has consented that the chil- ren of Prince Peter of Oldenburg, 2 General in the Rus- sian army, shall use the title in Kussia. Prince Poniatowski will be, it is said, the new director of the Grand Opera at Paris, General Count Crenville, Austrian military commis- sioner at Paris, was received by the French Emperor on the 18th ult., prior to his return to Vienna. The Grand Duke of Tuscany has released Cecchetti, who was sentenced to a year of imprisonment for reading the Bible in company with the members of his own family. Cecchetti is to absent himself from Tuscany during the unexpired period of his original sentence, The King and Queen of Prussia arrived at the chateau of Erdmannsdorfy, in Silesia, on the evening of the 14th of duly. ‘The Archduke Rainer has left Vienna for Brunn. Letters from Warsaw state that Marshal Paskiewitch hhap bad a sudden attack of iliness, The Captain General of Catalonia has sent the Bishop of Urgel in exile to the Balearic Isles. AERIVALS. At the Irving House—Hon. Judge Wayne, Georgia: Jus. Butler, Ohio; Gen. Walbridge, Albany; Capt. W. H. Owen, Washington; J. L. Newbold, Pennsylvania: H. Root, Illi: . Farley, Dubuque; Hon. T. Wright, Ohio; C. I Chicago; A. L. Lonelson, Boston; Dr, G. Smith, jersey; J. F. Tallmadge, Alavama. At the Astor House—Capt. T. D. Palmer, Stonington; ¥. W. Fitch, New London; Capt. Blanchard,’ Portland; J. Clarke, Cincinnati; H. Hoyt, Bradford, Mass.; S$. Bell Ohio; J. H. A. Frost, New Urieans; J. Hla, Mobile; J. i Carter, Georgia. At the Smithsonian House—George Searer, New Orleans: Anthony Stark, do.; Col. P. A. Brinsinade, Washington: H. Parry, do.; Dr. Gilbert, Memphis, Tenn.’ J. M. Grave: Yhiladeiphia; Henry Mertz, Trenton; T. Vandicke, Cali- fornia; Major Schenck, South Carolina; W. J. Brownwell, Washington; Col. M. Task, New Orleans; H. Wheeler, St: Louis; RK. Stone, do. From Havre, in steamship Ariel—M Tylston, Mrs Tylston, of Paris; Misses E and A Tylston, Master J ‘lylston, Miss M Smith and servant, SR Rosen and lady, 8 Kobnstan, B Stern and lady, Mrs H Mercier and two children, M ‘Giani Heydecker, &$ B Lawrence, Van Ant- werp, Meyerheim aot lady,’J Meyer, J L Simpson, Dr rand lady, Miss Roger, Mrs Farenger, Mrs Smith, Mr Livermann, Wm Bocklin, Mr Vassar,’ W C Barney, F Gradot, A Toth, Mrs Pehry and two chililren, Mr Po and lady, Mr. Heckmann and lady, Wm Triteh, ® Sclunid, J Strauss, J Koebel, § Mongorch and son, Mr Pollissand and gon, A Virschland, Miss A Virschland, Miss J Virsch- R’ Meteger, Mr Girard, G Greith, G Fhorni, Mr En giz, Pandey, ¢ Becker, Men F Brogenser and child, Mrs Gugot and child, Mrs roajeau, ca DEPARTURES. For Savannah, in the ae Alabama —Stephen Clark, B Dunlop ‘and lady, Mrs Bbell, Miss Ingersoll, E the Filis,’ JS Graves, M steerage. For Charleston, "per steamer Marion—W. L. Baldwin, R. H. Woodward, Sau) Rudaiell, R. Chandler, W. Bishop, Mrs. A. C. Lewis, W. Macusker, N. Boesch, Wm. Mitchell H. Willis jr., H. Levin, J. King, lady and 2 children; W. Darre, wife and 2 children; Theo. Simith, Jno Hayes, and 18 in the steerage. For Richmond, &., in the steamship Jamestown—J B Steere, George Kars, Smith Howe, James D Taylor, TP Gwynn, W b Hall, 1 L Simpson, J A Perham, W. H. Oll- ver, David Bridges, G W. Newell, Mra Liechtwerp, Miss Coleman, Mrs Hall, John Howland, R H Tower, lady, four children and servant; Mrs Pruyn, Mr« J Webster, F Ban- ker, Miss Bunker, 3 W Tyler, Miss Hakes, Miss Never, George T Watson, ‘lady and two children, Miss G John and two children, Joseph Rawlins, 10 seamen and 24 in the atgerage, * ws, PH Loud and 25 in Amidon’s New Style Straw Hats.—Just re= ceived by steamer, from Havre, a fresh supply of those rich brown and white variegated straw 40 mach on demand the present season. Just the thing for the «wel months of August and September. F. Hl. AMIDON fashionable hatter, 649 Broadway. size for 50 ina nice case, twice the size others and equal in quality and size to those made elsewhere for $2. ANSON, 689 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Auction Sale of Choice Old Anson's Freot, Brandies, Wines, &e., of a high coxt.—ALBERT H. NICULAY will sell on Tuesday next, August 7th, at 1 o'clock, at his sales rooms No. 11 Broad street, an entensive variety of superb brandies, wines, clarets, &c., being the entire stock of one of our first importing houses, and are in a pure state, aa they are to be sold in original packages as imported and delivered from the United States bonded warehouse, ‘This sale offers unusual inducements, and we recommend all parties who are desirous of purchasing fine liquors to attend this sale; all the goods are to be sold without re- serve, and every article warranted as represented on the catalogue. For more full description we refer to tl vertisement of Mr. Nicolay’s in another column, Pianos.—Horace Waters, 333 Broadway, has ‘the sole agency for the sale of 1. Gilbert & Co.'s, Hallett & Cumston’s, Woodward and Brown's, and Jacob Chick- ering’s Boston pisnos; and bit is the only house where seas unis the celebrated modern improved Horace Waters’ pianos, with over strings. Prices less than ean be had elsewhere, and which defy competition. Pianos to rent, and rent allowed on purchase. Pianos for «ale on monthly payments. Sole agency for 5. D. & 5. W. Smith's caltareteh ieclokacne tar the equal temperament. New 634 octave pianos, with fron frames, for $150, Second- band pianos from $90 to $140, New Mauste.—Jennie Marsh, of Cherry Val- ley.” Song and chorus, Words by G. P. Morris, Baq music by Thomas Raker. Price 25 cents. A little gem. both words and music charming for their simplicity. The mebody in exceedingly pretty, and easily caught, if must soon be a* popular aa Our Boys,” by the saine composer. HORACE WATERS, 833 Broadway, Auction Sale of a Fine Horse, W: barness, &. Attention is called to the sale of above, which is to be made on Tuesday next, by ALBERT H. NI- COLAY, auctioneer, in front of store'No. 11 Broad street, at 120’clock. For particulars we refer to the advertise- ment of the auctioneer in this paper. Brook- lyn, 249 Fulton street.—A portion of i, the most extensive gallery of art in America, set spart for pupils. ‘ala ‘and instruction sent to any ad- grea, CHARLES H. WILLIAMSON, artist and proprie- Our Friends and Customer's from the South and West are invited to call at $41 brs bid where may be found 4 superior assortment of faahior well le clothing of every description. No deviation from marked prices. ALFRED MUNROE & CO. Ba: at Reduced Prices—The Subscri- bers are now selling printed bareges at 1s., worth 2s.; rich satin plaid ang chintz colors at 28. 3e, and 4s.; rich satin plaid pine pple cloths at 6, that cost: to, im Port over 10s. per yard F. H. LEADBEATER & C0., 347 Broadway. Embrolderies at a Great Sacrifice.—We will open this morning another large stock of rich embroi- dered collars, under handkerchiefs, bands,flouncings, lace curtains, drapery, muslins, &., which will be sold at half their value, E, H, LEADBEATER & CO., 347 Broadway. Mourn! Goods.—Just Received from Auc- tion, fine black bareges, grenadines, Jawns, Canton crapes, de Delges, silks, ‘crape shawls, grenadines do., Cashmere do. ca, bombazine, &e. E, H. BEATER & CO., 347 Broadway. Printed Muslin at 6 1-4 Cents per Yard.— F. H. LEADBEATER & CO., 547 Broadway, corner of Leonard street, will open on Monday morning one case of je printed lawns at 6d. per yard, warranted fast co- ors, Kid Gloves, Kid Gloves.—We wil Open this morning another large lot of superior Paria made kid gloves, which we will sell at great ains. Our store will be open and ready for business at 8 o’clock A. M. FE, H, LEADBEA’ & CO., 347 Broadway, «Economy 1s Thy Best Friend.” cassimere suits, $10; check Marseilles suits, $8 50; beau- tiful Marseilles vests, j fine blue cloth dress coats, $10, ke., &e., at EVANS’ Clothing Warehouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street, Green’s Shirt and Furnish Astor House.—Attention ia invited tot cles in the gentlemen's furnish! stock includes every variety of zephyr and gauze silk, merino and lisle thread, Shaker angola undershirte and drawers, ties, cravats, handkerchiefs, gloves, half hose, gold shirt studs and sleeve buttons, mounted and other. wise, toilet articles, &., imported for the summer and full trade. The prices are moderate and. the assortment unequalled, Store, No.1 e duperior arti- department. The To Straw Bonnet Dealers.—We are now pared to show a large and complete assortment of the fall style of straw bonnets, consisting in part of the Florence, Pedale, Eng. Dunstable, and split straw bonoets, all of which are of our own manufacture, and will be sold at the lowest market price, by the case. A. LELAND & CC 171 Pearl street. Boys’ Shirts, Ready Made, In Large or Small quantities, for sale at low prices; also, a large assortment of men’s furnishing goods on hand, und for sale at the old establishment of A. G. HYATT’& Ov., 15634 Fulton street, near Broadway. Gnly $375 for French Calf Steel Shank boots, ready made or to order, by A. BAKER, 16 Ann street; best French patent leather boota at $5 to $7; gents’ rhoes and gaiters, best quality, 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than elsewhere. Carpeting for Fall Trade, 1855.—Smith & LOUNSBERY, 456 Broadway, near Grand street, have just received, per late arrivals, several yarge invoices of elegant velvet tapestry and Brussels carpeting which they are now offering, together with a large ani select stock of all other goods connected with the carpet trade, at great inducement. Claret Wines from $2 (Bottles Returned) to $6. Blackberry brandy, an excellent remedy for diarrhoea; white brandy, for preserving; London and Dublin porter, Scotch ales, brandies, wines, rums, Schiedam schnapps, and all other imported ‘liquors, segars, &c., for sale by UNDERHILL & MATTERSON, 430 Broome street, corner Crosby. ‘Wukt Amielet will Restore, Preserve and cleanse the hair. For particulars see advertisement. Sold by HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO., druggists generally, and at the principal depot, 44 Maiden lana, N.Y. Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert E. Pat- DICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of the above celebrated safes, and patent powder proof defian locks and cross burs, “Depot 192 Pearl street, one doo below Maiden lane, Singer’s Sewing Machines—Great Improve- ments Just completed.—Having beaten the whole sewi machine world before, SINGEK has now distanced himself, The new machines, just out, run without nolse, with lit tle exertion to the operator, and with double speed, so that in a given time twice aa’ much Work can be done as with the old machines. The immense superiority and eco- nomy of these machines can be seen and understood at a glance, Call and examine them. 1. M. SINGER & CO., 323 Broadway. Messenger’s Nondon Cordial Gin 1s now admitted by all to be the purest tonic in the known world, while its exquisite favor captivates all whotasteit. It ix, without doubt, destined to be the national beverage « America. Persons aifficted with dyspepsia, gout, rhe matism, 4 ents of the bladder and kidneys o1 urinary functions, will find this cordial a sur also in cases of the fever and ague, as attested written testimonials of the best physicians of this city and vicinity. Sold by the principal druggists, and whole- sale at 58 Fulton street, by R. E. MESSENGER & C0, Wanted—A Salesman, who 1 quainted with the suddlery, hardware and ming business. To an active man 4 liberal salary will be paid. Address 8. M. Pettingill & Co., 10 State street Boston. Prof. Lawrence Reid’s Sulphar Remedy in diarrhea, cholera infantum and cholera.—This bh cured when all others have failed. Treatment of din on chemical principles by Dr. REID, 75 West Tw seventh street. Bachelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.— The best in the world. Nine private rooms for « his unrivalled dye, Beware of imitations; they in ridicule. ext stock of wigs an: America, wholesale and retail, gt BATCHELOR Broadway. Dr. Biau, 732 Broadway :—Sir—The Metli- cine you gave me has checked the discharge from my ear, and ‘quite restored my hearing. Accept my sin thanks. H. C. REID, Brooklyn, Dr. 8. §. Fitch, Author of the “ Six Lectures on Consumption,’ office 714 Broadway, will be pleased to atford reliet to those who have been injured, or who have failed to be benefitted by the speciality of inhalation for diseases of the lungs or throat. Open daily (Sundays excepted) from nine to five o'clock. ‘Treats consumption, asthma, dise if the heart, and all chronic diseases of males and tation free. I S, FITCH is always at home, and there is no person elsewhere, travelling or otherwise, in any way ¢ h him, or authorized to hail from his offi ents to him, Holloway’s Pills.—The Liver, the Stomach, the kidneys. These valuable pills acting directly upon the organs, cleanse them from all impurities, and thus give health and vigor to the system. Sold at the manu factories, No. 80 Maiden lane, New York, and No. 2 Strand, London, and by all druggists, at 26 cent cents, and $1 per box. The Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma, consumption, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Dr: Curtis’s Hygena. Thousands have been restored to health the past year by the hygeana. Principal attice 3 Broadway, and sold by C. H. Sting, 196 Broadway. Price only $3 0 package. Dr. CURTIS will be at the e daily from 10 to J o'clock, where he may be consul free of charge The beauteous plant by insects fades By them the foul and sweet bird dics, All noxious insects, of all grades, Cockroach and bedbugs, fleas and flies, Are Killed by Lyon's tie Numerous spurious counterfeits necessit tion. No article is genuine with graph on the label. WA B in Detroit, Mich., om Wednesday, August 1, by the Rev, Mr. Neal, Jou J. Wauaurr, kaq., merchant,’ to Marea, daughter of William Q. Mathews, Kay., of Portarlington) Queens county, [reland. Died. lay, August 3, PaTaick Ria, in the 8th year of On Fr his age. ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, No, 17 City Hall place, this afternoon, at two o’elock ' Hix friends and acquaintances are most respectfully invited to attend. m Fat of her age. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No, 36 Oak street. Her friends and acquaintances are most respectfully invited to attend. On Friday, August 3, after a long and suffering illness, Jous SxeprkeR, « native of the city of Brooklyn. ‘The friends and relatives are rexpectfully invited tend the funeral, from his late revidenee, No. 217 ¢ fareilio ne further invitati intern Cypronn Hille Cemetery. La al On Faturday sor ning. August ff of consumption, Mar. Guaerm Foury, “wife of Thomas Plunkett, aged 22 years, 4 months and 26 * The friends of the: fart lly invited to at tere (rlende of the family are respectfully inyitedto'xt ‘ yer late rerddence, No, 124 st Mark’s place, Fighth street, this afternoon, at half paxt one o'clock. Her remains will be taken to ‘Flatbush, | 1., for interment, ‘ ? (m Saturday, Angost 4, Jas, inf y, August 4, Euzanern Surre, in the 2k year nt con of Daniel and The relatives and friends o! invited to attemd the funeral, this 0 from his late 1 Ne ‘clock, Fights ean io, 182 We Ontaturday, August 4,7 ths. ua uy HOMAS FELON, aged 11 mont ede eect oat Mar, tan oes cl from his parents’ residence, No. 41! ave- nue. The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. On Saturday, Ase }, WILLIAM MuMpoRn, son of James sbi bebe Emien \yer riday, August 3, Ronert Swaytoy, 25 years. ‘The funer:il will take place from his ia teaitede, 414 Cherry street, at two o'clock this Hia friends and acquaint to at- tend. On Friday, August 3, Josxru J. Cloyp, son of Elias and Josephine Cortelyou, aged 7 months and 25 days, ‘The relatives and ‘friends of the funily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his pa- rents, No. 112 Suffolk street, this afternoon, at two o’clock. On Friday, August 3, Ax<ie Iau, only child of Joseph G. and Isabel Lucas, aged 7 months and 19 days. ‘The friends of the tumily are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this morning, at half past nine o’elock, from No. 200 West Thirty-third street, Pennsylvania and California papers please copy. On Saturday, August 4, after a short illness, Mary E. only child of John H, and Mary Cowan, age!’ 2 year, 6 months and 7 days. The friends of the family, and the members of No Sur- render Lodge No. 19, A. P. 'A., ave respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this atternoon, ut two o'clock, from the residence of her father, 0 Fast Twenty-third street. On Futurday, August 4, Axsiy, daughter of John R, and Sarah R. Vanderbilt, aged 6 months. Notice of funeral fn to-morrow’s paper. On Saturday morning, August 4, of a lingering illness, Joun Hexny Van Sant, aged 19 years, 9 months and 27 days, the beloved son of Mary Francia Vultee and of the late Augustin W. Van Sant, of Newburg, ‘The relatives and friends of the tamlly, and the Presi- dent and Directors of the New Amsterdam and Grocers’ Fire Insurance Companies, are most respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, which will take place at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Mulberry. street, near Grand street, from his late residence, No. 84 First street, at two o'clock P. M. Due notice will be given in to-morrow’s papers of the C4 of the funeral. How sad my heart, with grief oppressed, Affection wields her power; Unsparing death with cruel land Hath nipped my tender flower. But 1 must yield to heaven’s decree; Thy will be done, 0! God! Pardon my weakness, give me strength To bear thy chastening rod. On Saturday evening, August 4, Avovsra, daughter of James A. and Hannah C, sherman, aged 1 year, 10 months and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 49 Fourth street, between Bank and Troy streets, ‘this afternoon, at three o'clock, without further invitation. Suddenly, at Harlem, on Saturday, McGowy, youngest son of Andrew McG aged 22 years. His friends, and the friends of the family, are invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow morning, at half past ten o'clock, from the’ residence of his father, 127th street, near Fourth avenue. On Saturday, August 4, after a short illness, Mancanrr C., wile of Alexander Mills, and daughter of the late David Sutten, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at four o'clock, from No, 24 High street, Brooklyn. In Brooklyn, on Saturday, August 4, Liz TuoRNToN, aged 6 years, youngest daughter of Jobn and Anu Higgin- otom, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her grandfather, Samuel Thornton, No. 114 York street, to- morrow afternoon, at two o’clock. In Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, August 8, Saran Jag, wife of Lieut. Henry Walke, U. &. Navy. Her friends, and those of the family, are particular afternoon, tances are respectfully invited August 4, Brxson jown, of Harlem, invited to attend the funeral, from her hushand’s resi- dence, No. 70 Willoughby street, this afternoen, at half past fou ek, Jn Brooklyn, on Friday, August 3, of dysentery, Wituam CaMPrELt, aged 26 years, of the parish of Edgeworthtown, county Longiord, lreland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of hix cousins, Francis and Miles Riley, are retpectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 214 Pacitic street, between Court and Boerum streets, Brooklyn. ‘At Staten Island, on Saturday, August 4, Buzaneri Gronaiva, wife of Ferd. Schnitephan, and daughter of Lion Guilleaume, Esq., of Brook! The relatives and friends of t! nily are invited to at tend her funeral, from her parents’ residence, No. 153 Ciinton street, Brooklyn, at two o'clock this afternoon. At Jersey City, on Saturday, August 4, after # short illness of twenty-two hours, of convulsions, SARAH AMELLA, wife of Thomas Hughes, aged 22 years and 4 months. ‘The friends of the family, also of her father, G. $. Gee, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at one o'clock this afternoon, from her late residence, 38 Bright street, Jersey City. California’ papers please copy. At Beekwanville, Dutchess county, on the 0th July. Joux Mount Woon, 22 months and 20 days, son of James and Maria L. Wood, of this city. At Stamford, Conn., on Saturday, August 4, Grorae Pank, formerly of this city, in the ditth year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ey invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his nephew, John ’. Hamilton, at Stamford, to-morrow morn ing at half past nine o'clock. Cars leave Canal street « ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES, N ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF 1 A ri pany will be ly Faghth avenue and Twenty-third street, Augnst 8, 1865. ‘The poll’ will be open f By order, GEO. C. PE J MMET MUIVAL B. B. SOCIKTY.—THE MEMBERS of thix society are requested to meet at Hibernian ital, 42 Prince street, on Sunday, Sth instant, at one o'clock precisely, to pay the last tribute of respect to our late brother member, John Row JAMES HARKINGTON, KNICKER reskient. Joux J. Grace, R ¥.—THE N 0. 0. R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT , OF York will hold the annual session ing, the 6th inst., at 8 o'clock, in the 1, corner Gr i Centre streets. officers will be held that evening. By order. JOHN. J. DAVIES, Gram ©. OF A. ATTENTION. —THE MEMBERS OF WASH ington Camp, No. 4, are hereby notified to attend ie on Monday room, O. F. ‘The election fi re PECIAL MEETING OF DELEGATES TO THE OR Dealers’ State Convention, held at the house of R. C. street, Aug, 4, it was respect: 's Line of Steamboats and expeditious route to the Liquor Dealers’ State Con- vention. Fare for the excursion $5 19, to Syracuse and back, Tickets good until Loin P, G, MOLONEY, Chairman, C. W. Scttaveme, Secretary, Further information can be obtained of J. Harrison, Northern Hotel. Members of the association by exbibit- ing thelr cards of membership can procure an excursion et. 00TH & SEDGWICK’S MEDICATED LONDON GIN.— In introducing this celebrated English gin to the American public, the proprietors rely on its excellent gecliies to command for it a ready sale, Certiticates ‘om analysts and others, to pulf it, not required. GHA. ECRIVEN, sole agent for the United ‘States, Codar street, corner Pearl, INES AND BRANDIEY—IN BOND, IN THE ORIGI- nal packages, with certificates of importation, for sale in hall, quarter aud eighth pipes, trom United States bonded warchouses, by Le fl. SIMPSON. & SONS, 19 Bea, ver street, NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK McOORMICK, whoxe wife went to-France five years ago. Apply at v2 Broadway, up stairs, NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARY DRAY. WHEN last heard from was at Mr. Brower’s, 49 South street, ‘ew York, Any information from her will be thankfully received by her brother, Edward Dray, Galveston, Texas. poet Mihaila tale eda MR a LB bles dare Bo I MR, JAMES GARDIN, WHO WAS AT ST. LOUIS MAY, 1851, and atterwarda at St. Paula, Minnesota, will Send bis address to or call on Messrs, John Higgins, No. 36 and 37 Vesey street, New York, he will hear of some- thing to hie advantage. EW YORK, AUGUST 4, 1855.—JOHN PATTERSON in hereby informed that Le Patterson is at 155 Church street, and very mach wi to see him, {HIP VICTORIA.—E. P. ¥ Victoria ix years sinc: » WHO ARRIVED IN THE ) in earnestly requested to write again to William stre il atate where an inter- view can be had. Your letter did not reach until the 24. Your friend earnestly desires to sev you. O FINANCIAL, vA —MONEY TO LOAN ON DIA- $600,000.22 tons me goods, wegars, &c., or bought for cash; stocks, notes, mortgages, &c., negotiated. Business confidential and prompt. ity THOMPSON & CO., brokers and connntasic merchants, 102 Nassau street, corner of Ann, room No. second floor. 40 00 TO LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, WATCH ie es, Jewelry, dry goods, and’ every de sUription of merchandise, Farties wishing to obtain Joans can be accommodated in large or small amounts, different to 0 hoes, by applying. st 608) Houston street, one block from Broadway. , MEYERS, Agent. DVANCES MADE ON SECURITIES, VALUABLES, &e., in sums to auit, at all times, without delay, at the specie and exchange office $82 Browdway, opposite the Pacific Ban! JOHN HOOPE '& ADAMS. ANK OF THE OHIO SAVINGS INSTITUTE, TUPFIN, Ohbio.—The paper of the above institution will be received at one per cent discount, by the undersigned. W. CLARK & CO., No, 4 Hanover street, Y. C* ED IN ANY AMOUNT, OR PURCILASED ight for fair prices, diamonds, watches, rich at jewelry, plate, merchandise and valuable personal pro- perty, by R. WOOD, 69 Fulton street, second floor, front room, from @ A. M. to 6 P.M. C= LOANED IN ANY AMOUNT, OR PURCHASED at right for fair prices, diamonds, watehes, rich Jewelry, plate, merchandise and valuable personal pro- perty, by R. WOOD, 69 Fulton street, second floor, front room, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. IVIDEND.—LENOX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.— New York, August 1, 1866.—The Board of Direc- iors have this day devlared a semi-annual dividend of five (6) yer cent, payable at the office of the company 54 Wall street, on and after Tuesday, 7th Auguat inst. ‘The transfer books will be closed from the 3d to the 7th inst. DAVID) DRAKE, Lecretary, IVIDEND.—THE. I bocker Stage Company have Vidend of three per three months, payable on and after August 9, 1855. The transfer books will be closed to t GEORGE C, New York, August 1, 1855. SICKERBOCKER SAVINGS INSTITUTS , pra in this institution can sell their claims on producing their books and making personal application to CHAKLES HOLT, 19 Wall street, up stairs. Ma ERS’ SAV a TTUTION—THIRD AVE. nue. DIRECTORS OF THE KNICKER his day declared a di li corner of Ninth street—Por the benetit o ail classce of persons. Bank open daily from 9 A. M. to 2P.M., andon Ti AY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from 5 to 8 o'cloe Interest on deposits of $600 a Isa. under, SIX PER CENT + SMITH, Secretary, ONEY ADVAN i estate, diamonds, watches, jewelry, plate, pian: iortes, dry goods, horses, carriages, and every description of property, by the responsible Empire Loan and Agency C. WILLIS, Agent, 384 Broadway, opposite the tr VALLEY RAILROAD COM. ual dividen® of four per cent tal stock of this company will be paid + onfand after the Lith inst., at the office of i Kock Island Railroad Company, 14 Wil ham street. The transfer books will be clowed on the 10th and be reopened on th 16th inst. Stockhold to lst February, 1866, before said 10th est » DURANT, Treasure EN COUNTY, PENN TH ROYAL WN, VT.; WARE ag, the lodge room, Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Monday ever soe will 6th inst., at eight o'clock. Business of importa be laid before the lodge. By order MILLER, W. M. Secretary, J. P. AND LONDON Owrn W. Gray EWFOUNDLAND pany have chartered the splendid MES ADGER. 1,500 tons. t. Turner, and So. 4) ave pier August 7, at 10 Newfoundland fax, Cape PETER COOPER, Pres 17 Burling slip. HAVING FLOWN FROM ITs OLD ne street, and settled in ite new and feeling thankful for the iiberat 1 upon it at the old stand by its nume ances, would solicit a continu DAVID T. GRAY aig Fie A regi areting of on Tuesday evening, August t P rous friends and ance of the same Pre at 170 Jo on , Br quested to be present, as ee sold on that evening. By order of tly WILLIAM MA y POLITICAL. MMISSIONER NOR STREET € u ENRY H. HOWARD ANTI-KNOW NOTHING AND ANTIMATNE LAW CANDIDATE DANCING ACADEMIE ACADE hae the bi vipils that he has engaged many Fr is school. His saloon opens from 10 P.M TIBLO'S GARDEN— THE VYNE AND HARRISON OF Fine APVEARANCH ineRE OF Mit. MONDAY, AvorsT On Will be produced, for the first thr the grand romantic fairy opera, i CINDERELLA OR, THR LITTLE OLAS SLIPPER. New and magnificent scenery by Messrs Hielge and seristants , new costumes, G. W aseistants ; new properties, C. Sylverter ami Machinery and magic changes, by Hitebings, "halen aud Runyan ; dances, by Mr. Frede tusle, Kossial, Cant Ov CuARA Hityard, Taylor and Prince Felix Mr, W. Harrison Dandini . Mr. Borrant Barou Poumpol Mr. Hormesstle Pedro... +. Mr. G. Hollen Alidoro, Me. Holman ‘Thisbe.... Mre. Holman Fairy Queen Mrs. Stephens Corinda, ‘ . Mise Pyne Cinderella... Mix Louten Pyne Tickets 0 conte Orebe #1 | Private te © yen dally from 8 A.M. to 4 P. M., for secur i Feats and Private Boxes only cork open at 7. Overture to commence at Th Tempay—Mit. BURTON In his great parts of Ma. Sep. pes, fie Baowe, emi \ tun aad bls Dae, egular me o ona ening, "elo at and Valley Bank, Md. bonght at one per cent di Nene Bowe! By calor oy “Teme: (8 o'clock) at | cugt, All kinds of uncurrent money bought. andfachl FZRA F. RAYMOND, President. at the best rates. Highest price paid for land warrants Josern MeDoroat, R. C. pro by NOBLE & MECKLEM, 193 Greenwich street TLES O'REILLY, ; ANTED TO BORROW —$8,000 ON MORTGAGE, OF N Rectifyer and Dist W personal and real estate, in double the amount 12 Gomi « . the Alabama ri New York. regularly paid. Every oppor ‘ASONIO NOTICE.—THh MFMBERS OF UNITED vestigat d the lender, Address s. J N States Lodge No. 207, F. & A. M., are hereby sum- e St. Nicholas Hi imoned to attend a regular meeting to be he heir EDUCATION, HAVING CLOSDD HE the p the last rs, I beg to inform my friends and the public that { II re-open on the 12th of September next, in the larg oe 18 bast Twenty-fourth street, an establishmen milar character.” Proapectusus, with full details, re m H. Peugnet, to be had by ad ELIE CHARLIE® WS BOARDING 900 Second ave Mr 1 Hergier respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that their institution will be re ay, the 10th of September. A wtage | stablishmment, for pupils at a distance DRY GOODS, &C 65 & BROADWAY.—GENTLEMEN VASHION ABL ee) furnishing bazaar, 655 Browlway.—LEWIM & S¥ACORD invite special attention to thelr system of tmaking, complete n earefal cutting needlework with arth wn e if net please. embroideret and Just received stitched bosoms lad 2% BROAUWAY—MAN(FACTURER SS DEPOT OF YG “trosscte soa y lnves.—iteceived, a new ment of rich p Z * ees, wantille and retail, TONIEHING REDUCTION 4 Ix THE PRICK OF DRY Goon AT THE BOWERY BAVINGS S1URE No. 126 Bowexy very fine sort barques, Mull jaconet, #t fame purpone. Home elegant silke at Se. 64. per yard, wor Lustrous boiled binek silks, whic, Or, Wo & mimer flannels, 161., excellent @ 6 linen eambric hai het, Ie ‘Te Eunbratdered do. at half the cost of tunportation DOMESTIC yom As Gaual, we receive direct from the tactorier, om t wholesale prices gels warked in fee One price, atl a0 feviation. rWiaw ¥. GULEY, No 128 Bowery TW FALL GOODS.J. BECK & OD, WILL OVEN om y, August 6, thelr new tall rtock of h, English, German and dowentir dry gooke, «tlhe hawls, chomks, de laines, merino, plel lime ms white musline, embroierias, hoviery, glove 1 # A (o. wowld rerpecttully call the attewton of merce: to the above rtock, as Ubey will fmt it the bert s«! wtock im the pity, Now Boy pad WT Browiwey, | } | | ] | NEW PUBLICATIONS. GEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNEIT AND Hi M ny BENNEIT AND His PUBLICATION DaY¥ NOU! 4 The delay in the publication uf thee work haa of the above anxious; been caused solely by the expected ly by the necessity of for the preas a second ya Bern Se ae Sd a whieh will on Saturday, August 11, the work The interest which this valuable and entertalning book’ haa excited In every part of the count sey ape enhanced by the reviews of it which have already red; and it is conceded by every one who has read work that it embraces within its contents an amount of various facts, together with « philosophical survey of life in all its phases, enriched and enlivened by a a single volume, ton, such as are seldom comprised in It plices the character of Mr. Bennett above the cavils of partisans, while it comprises an entire histor; from the humblest station to political in fact, is theonly truthful portrait of the er ist of the Hiast newspaper, and impartially, and faithfully surveys 'a period of th get portance, In one eley medallion portrait. Price $1.%. STRINGER & TOWNSEND, Publishers, 222 Brv ‘The work will be for sale by all booksellers, agents, where. power. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. NDEPENDENT CHAPEL, 695 SIXTH AVENUE, poxite the Crystal Palace,—A sermon will b ed this morning at 1034 o'clock, and also in the evel at 7h o'clock. Seats free. THE TURF. 10 THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF FINE ‘The celebrated thorough bred stallion Wild hirty-five years, with all the incidents of prominent public im of his reniatkable career from poverty to affluence, ne work, nent journal” fearlessly, to nt volume of 488 pages, with a fine steel mulway. travelling r agents, newspaper agents, and carriers every or. he preach- SOC Trishinan will stand for a limited number of mares the ensuing sea non, at the Red House Stables, at $50 the scason. moneys to be id before serving the mare, dents at the ris of the owners WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proj REWARDS. ©) REWARD.—LEFT HANGING IN WA! e) set of Messrs, Clark & Brown, Maid geld patent lever watch, with black braid guard tached, J. L. Moore, maker, No. 7,688. Appl; owner, MARK BANKS, 17 Cedar street. $1 REWARD—I8 OFFERED FOK THE RE e of a lady's Fnglich gold wateh, with fice, Rumber on the cap 12,264, with « crown 18 should it t brokers and others will please stop the same, be offered. Apply at 40 Fast Thirty-tifth « SILK UMBIC 1 REWARD.—LEFT A BLUE a Broadway ste th gist; it has an, ivory ha formed head, The abor night of th ile, carved to repr ward will be paid All All acei prietor. TER CLO. a lane, & chain at- ly to the OOVERY a white Pawn ELLA IN etof Au tw de return of the umbrella to T. W. WORTH, 62 Wall «treet LOST AND FOUND. OY LOST.—LEFT I August 3, at 6 vy manned Win. Moelle shirt and_ boots only. band and arm, street will be gratef M ry age ly rece d by his uiflicte OFT—ON SATURDAY, THE 4TH INST. of the Long Island Railroad € 0 the cars fiom Brooklyn to Jan 4 o'clock P.M, train, a pocketbook, containing o in bank bills, also several promissory notes, t for $600, diawn by Kobert Orr, to the order Sehmidt, for four months, dated atte 48 last; on cents, made by Burns & Trangue, to the Martin, and endorsed by him for four n July last; and one for $110 and odd conta, d Newman, to the order of bk. Martin, and endorse for four months, dated in July last gether with a variety of other papers, owner, The public # above note finder can retain | papers to the offic subscriber, and no questions will be asl '. J. SCHMIDT, 179 € der 0 OST—A GOLD CHAIN AND SEAL, inst. ON A liberal reward will be paid on the return of ihe sume to Fast River Bank, corner of St, Mark's place and Third avenue. aa th Had on ligt Has marks of India ink Any information left at 172% JORNING. Division AT THE, sbout 870 y wit: one of C.J or part of by Doylasa Sebunidt, for six for $238 and odd f Edward jrawa by od by hina thereabouts; to ly useful to the THE 2D OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE 20 [NST avenue or in Jauncey lane, betwee Atreet aud Bloomingdale road, two rheepekin © id books contain some bills, &c., of will raturn to the subseriber, at the Was corner Forty fourth «treet and Madison ay satistied for their trouble, WM. C. rirrt ty nite vered me ubecriber's address on the no use to raid books Drove Yard Hotel, ¢, will be MUORE. O8T—EITHER IN A 4 Br: lining, black gloves and a letter addresed to im the pockets prietors of the Girard House will be suitably re’ Le OR MISLAID—ABOUT THE 8 pair of diamond and opal earrings identified, A suitable rewar T. I SOUTH FERRY Th BY UN AWAY—A SORREL HORSE, ABOUT FF and a-balf hands high, hind feet white, had on a saddle and bridle. 2 Br THE TRADES. YOUNG GERMAN GARDENER WISHES LA ton, be understands bis business in all ite rence given, Can be seen for t at 151 Fulton et., third floor, front room will be given for th VER BOAT Of dway Ktage, a black frock coat, with blue sleeve advertixer Information respecting it left with pro warded FikeT oF JULY ney /URTEEN and ben Tnquire of WM. J. Mote GAN, 225 Third avenue, or 239 Fourth avenue market A SITUA ranches hree days Gans WANTED.—ONFE WHO UNDE kitchen gardening and the care of a cow can bring testimonials of good character 107 Water at ) TAILORS, —WANTED. seman in a tail et, Broo! pad clot MAKER.—A JOURNEYMAN WAT Fnglish, French and Germon vyment in come of the best ments of France, >witzeriand and America, on experience, make him an able workman in wat ing. Inquire for EF. T. B., 33 Forsyth st., near WwW taste. ANTRD—A FIRST CLASSY CUTTER, TO Western city. must be » man of expe For a competent persona lberal malary A YOUNG ACTIVE SSTAN DS and who MAN, AS sing store, MAKER s, wants & oat bliehy 4 ye ch Walker st GOTHA lence and ONE engagement guaranteed. Apply between 11 arm Monday to A. B. Vressinger, 65 Cortlandt etreet TANTFO—A FIRST RATE JOBBING SMITH who understand era wagon Ww ral Jobbing, Apply to Frederick Parrett n ey was IX FIRST RATE BOAT BUILOE ply at 120 avenue D. Nove others neod a Raymond COPARTSERSHIP SOTICES, WANTED YAKINEI “ $2.000.- one of the best © howres in the city take full charge of the b dress A. W., Herald office, stating when and wh terview can be had $500 many fect rin cent per sanem For particulars O $1,000 WANTED— active partner ina mafe buelmene « will be ween apply at 01 Dt TH THIS ore an in can be seen ARTNER WANTED, TO JOIN IN AS od profitable cash busloews A who cau give bis thine during uhing boven CB HOWE & 00. 84 Neeweu atreet GERMAN, WHO UNDEH Wid, THE A « ran with 81,40 SOTICK. TH COPASTN ESOT dinolved. T hiverns of ted by t 1 CROSBY STREET, W T THE BAZAAR AA ta ‘Mootey, A RAY Holuek, «EX Jer perfectly gratie aad Kio on years old Warranted ently severe Sie 8 wegen RINGHLEY fe #0 <A PAIR OF GOOD WORK ee " a « A MTT & COLEUS treet wide tefere @ th street. third house weet of Th be whole can be eon. VR Adi MALL, EXT Wale at MTU OLEW'S Bitprene, 97 Comal street gg LIVERY STABLE KVDTT Ie A A ngs Good mecums-band rockawey #4 rons comberiably way W be tw S HANDM HIGH ty wadile Ue property of a | an TE Rede etree “aw me AM ‘WANTS. winow “Laby ilo, FLOM "REVERS OF FOR: tune, is obliged to w own exertion for a livelihood, would like engage housekeeper to nome going to California, Having had much ex- perience im her own house, she feels eminently qualitied, Address Helen, Broadway lost Office. S GOVERNESS—AN ENGLISH LADY, COMPETENT AA. to instruct in music, (studied in Paris, under Rosel- fen,) French, German, # little Italian, and drawing, hie {i Seography, and the usual branches of education. ‘he was last year in Parts, and haa been much on the con- LADY, WHO HAS BRE land, on Eng! sf oducation, with the rudiment SCOTCH GIM, WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO very extensive business acquaintance South, and. in some of tinent of Europe. A liberal salary expected. The South wishes to meet of Halian and Latin, and has no objection to have the A chamberwork and sewing. Understands direst making. Good recommendations given. Can be seen @b the Middle states, and has been engaged iim or the country preferred. Address A. B., box 240 Voxt Office, Newport, R. I an go- uth preferred; she ia « pe <a, ach od musician, can or entire management of » few young Indies. of refer given. Address M. K./ 20 kighteonth street. Third avenue, near With street, wpe A srenmeeasheiteeeersqeii A ENTLEMAN FROM THE SOUTH, WHO HAS A business for himself (n the South (or several years, doe hires to procure a situation in any capacity hat will pay, in a first class dry Is Jobbing house or wholesale Broe cery. Best of city references given as to eapability, Kes Address Houthern, Herald office, for ome week GENTLEMAN WHO HAS BREN ENGAGED Aa ralesman and bookkeeper in a wool and cloth busl- hess in Europe, and iv able to correspond in English, French and German, desires to get a situation in any busines, Refore to several distinguished busines housed in thie city, Addrena 8. Herald office, STEADY MAN, OF ItEXPECTABLE CONNECTIONS, A wirhes «porter ina store, will devote is whole time and ¢: ere, would he By to the intere, 7 Xpruce xt., up stairs. with $6 per week OOK KEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED.—A GE B man of many yours experience wishes a situation wn bookkeeper. Good references, Address H. N.8., 2 Greenwich street. D's CLERKS WANTED, INQUIKE AT BUGHAM & MILLEIVS, 17 avenue D. a TRACHER WANTED.—THE PRINCIPAL = languoge, who epeaks it duently and correc and who has had some experience in tenching it. A Pro- testant French lady, to reside in the family of cipal, would be preterted. | Hatlalactory. relerences giver, and required, Address the Key, ARISTIDES 8, SMITH, Norfolk, Va i YOUNG, AGENT OF THE PROTESTANT ¥M- loyment Hociety, No. 7 Carmine «treet, pays pare jcular sttention to, a vol Ina, sak agg families with cooks, for housework, N. iy AN WAITER WANSTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, Apply in Montague p Brooklyn. corner of Hicks sty SHIRT HANDS WANTED—APPLY IMMEDIATELY AT 60 Williain #t., up tains JALESMA A PAPER WAREHOUS! DS understand the business and i willing and capa an established business y ) appoluting an intery ' may NO BRUSUMAKERS.—THIGEE DRAW BOYS WANTED, by the under 1, None but good steady handa need apply, to whom good work will be ‘anit the lames Mehittriek, corner of Wood highent prices paid. bull and Columbia at uth Brooklyn. NWO EPISCOPALIANS, OF THE IIGHRST KEXPRCTA- | bility, would with te find situations in a fret clase scliool, one to teach drawing, oil painting, papier mache, and wax fowers—the as teacher of vo al music on the planoforte, Address Mf A YOUNG MAN, 17 YRAIM OF strong, and willing to work, offers m, more for the wake o! good home than for lire pay; he ls the son of a widow. ‘Address, with particulars, FX. 0., Herald olties, Vy ANTED—VIRET RATE HANDS, TO SEW OM cloaks and mantillas; Dect wages the season Uhrongh to thove who will auit. Apply at 28 Orchard whe, Wi NURSE A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, HAY- ing lot her first child, two weeks devires to tuke a child to nurse at her dence, No. Sif Went Twenty-ninath street, first floor, Good references given wa —A PERSON THAT CAN CUT LADIE ferns by th smodel Cae understan dressmaking, and » fine lawn bonnet maser. mediately at No. % Catherine street wes A NUMBER OF 6 finirhers, to new on clowka (cod Noses to first rate hand alker pt, up #taler, WwW’ NTID—A PART OR THE WHOL newt, furniehed of vaturnished house. wlth room ruflicient for three grown persons must be in a good lo- cation and not more than fifteen mi walk from the He ' Kent net of exceed $25 per month. Ad Crem J. D., Herald office Ww THY A from Montreal, QUILTER! AND tant work and yply tmaudiately at 30 OF A SMALL, YOUNG MAN, LATELY AKUVED a situation, ina wholale dng 6: Le can speak the French language, aud la able to wry references from one of the weet oJ. We, 192 Chathorn «t. CLERK IN A COAL OFVICY A YOUNG MAN AS PARTNER, WI 8200, in w good paying business already en Apply mon, to Vick, 101 Fulton wtreet, Brook. » WANTS DOMESTIC HELP, SHOULD APPLY AP the office of the American and Yoreign Employ y, Veter Cooper, bay if \ and N ) Brooklyn, where are admitted whore good has no! ascertained by Gireet rorree= enew with the mployers. Citinens will plesaa ihe private inteligence offher at the wast aide le House for the scclety's roome ot the sents m end other la mechauios, ke. and lea newly arrived in the country, may be D1 THOMASON, General Agent, Wea Tee IN EVERY CITY, TOWN AND ville the ( nited States and Canada, to sell my patent fountain lamps and fountain oll, whi h + tritneeing, ot bcvening, which le les thas any ning ftuld, without the Uability of +xplorions or uulsance of enoke, Me. The retail price | for lamps ls 624; conte ty $1 25 , fo. off, which Is taste | leas seentions, G1 gallon Travelling agenta wanted in every State, MATTHEW VANIKMOUP, 2% and 20 Frankfort etreet, sperm, lard, whale and (ountale yufaeturer | oil CJ QT UROADWAY, CORNER. OF | 2IKT At MOK & CONDON ERT teh, Ger dh Hrlehs help, for hertela and pede ers, wen. gar | ers, farmers and mechanics, at th } 104 Greewwick etreet | vate farmilien. alee, wa ere, concn or the INSTRUCTION. UNLIMITED he ‘per ostrwetion in penman- rivete (netruction, AM, 34:3 Brontway D DRA NALIMY, (08 WROADWAY, 1A NOW - rocente in bookkeeping, penmanship, « . nienes, Those entering imme- A in be qualified tor Mrangers may bearn in ome w or « larger! comunerclal imetitatlon in New York A DIXON INITIATORY Ootmert von's building, 46 Brows ’ auverennt with busines imay at's ge ere yion ane Week. Lmprovemen qeeran tee ASTHOLAGY. ALL A A" NIRING 71 LL Wighiy pittert toy D get) axtrologiot im the © suk { ereyiion or he A Vibe, be No charge, ; : Hewomne street, maar Cone y TNTMAN. A WHO, 2 CHRYeTIR err, Il” dere bie services to the’ ladles ond : < arte lating mast re enper ence wed great wuctoss. He can be consalt- sinew, yrraies, Ar hove « . wits Mw | romperte, sicknees, sherwt friends ho, Mademe Meyer cone o Rngiioh, Frome am Corman, and gives poarentoe for her art frau Vain Tih iNOW NED Miftenat. | poet, from Parte - ule’ alent lowe, mare wee} ~~ te will tell the mame of the lay 6 * ‘« ‘wrt Fourth sve.