The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1855, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1855. . 5 yent first class twenty-five foot house can now be built considerably cheaper than it could a year or twoago. A vory good first class sixteen feet eight inches frout house can now be built for 26,000 or $7,000. Other widths front cost in proportion. We have spoken of this class of houses for the pur- pose of remarking that capitalists greatly prefer to Joan their moxey in smaller sums on good $8,000 houses, such as we haye described between Kighth and Niath avenues, rather than to loan say $10,000 on a $20,000 house. They like the $20,000 houses, amd they like the streets, and they love the little children, admire the ladies, and respect the men, but they don’t like to risk so many egys in one basket. ‘The merchants and brokers, they say, who own aud eccupy these houses have heen known to fail, Schuy. Yerize, disappear suddenly, aud leave perplexing accounts behind them. Accidents, too, will happen nm the best regulated establishments. Wars also will spring up, drouths will come, and devastating fires Jeave ruin behind them. Tie conclusion is, that while capitalists are very willing to lend ou such se- ourity, they will positively insist ou diminishing the amount loaned to such « degree as seriously to ei barrass the unfortunate builder. It only remains for us to say, on this branch of the bt ei that there is avother class of houses on which Heaven help the man who wants to borrow money. We mean tevement houses. The prejudice pera them is deep, wide, and very strong. We ribe them. take another apportnity, to They have become an inevitable uecessity—a regular New York institution. They deserve special consi- eration, and shall have it. We only add, in conclu- sion, that itis a description of property on which capitalists will not loan money. Theatres and Exhibitions. Broxow Mt THeaTER.—The Ravel troup are as successful ab ever, the theatre being crowded every night, and the audience delighted with the entertainments, Hirst time. ef the new domestic ballet, called the *Elopement, or a Return to the Village.” The part of Nicholas by Gabriel Ravel; Thercsina by M’lle Celestine Franck, The scenery ts beautitul. Avaricty of polkus, waltzes, &., by Mle Franck, M'lle Capel, M. Collet and Henry Wells. The comic pantomime of the “Magic Trumpet” will conclude the entertainments Gabriel Ravel as the Clown aud Henry Wells as Harlequin, Nmmo's Garpex.—The fairy opera of “Cinderella,” with new and beautiful scenery, is announced again for this evening. The house is crowded every night to seo this spectacle, and the andience seem delighted with the sing- inf and acting. In the third act, Miss Louisa lyne will in- troduce the celebrated aria, “Lo, Here the AY compored by Sir Henry Bishop, Burton appears in two ‘ef hix great characters to-morrow evening. Bowrry Titre. benefit of Mr. very popular ac nd great favorite, Pl night, when his ‘riends are expected to give him a buin- per. Several eminent artists have volunteered for the occasion. The comedy of “Town and Country” will com- mence the amusements—Johnston, Glenn, Drew, Collins, Mrs, Cook anti Mrs. Broadley in the leading parts. The Mummy,” with Rice, Mr, Glenn and Mr, Coll will follow, and the “Last Ship’? will conclude the ente tainments, Mermoroumiy Tirime—The French and Spanish drawing dancers and French yaudeville company a fashionable audiences 10 this theatre. The compauy te willey and ballets are greatly al- orine Frauck very good, and the va mired Senorita. Soto and. Vi night cheered for th tave, Franchyille, Miles. the plandits of the audier Woon's Mivstieis.—This company is doing a fine busi- now. Their hall is crowded every hight, and the singing, dancing and instrumental perforinances give the utmost satisfaction, ‘The grand Shakspearian Festival aud Mas querade Bali will conclude the amusements. “The Knox.”=We Have Heart of Hard knocks and soft knocks, and many other kind of knocks, but the knocks that are ‘felt? are the beavers manu- fartured by the celebrated KNOX, whose stores, at the corner of Fultonstaeet and Broadway and 533 Broadway, ure two of the ornaments of our popular thoroughfare. Anson's rreotyegs.—Large 0 for 30 cents, colored and ina nice case, twice the size others for 40 cents, and equal in quality and size to those made elsewhere for #2. ANSON, 589 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hoicl. Attractive Auction.—Sale of Cholcc Bran- ies, wines, champagnes, &., of a high cost,—ALBERT M. NICOLAY will sell on Friday and Saturday, August 20th and 11th, at 11 o'clock each day, at his salesroom, 6. 11 Broad street, « tine collection of very superb bran- lorets, &e., &e., being the balance of u stock of one ef our first importing houses, and are in a pure state, as are to be sold ouly i original puckages ay imported, and delivered from the United States bonded warchouse. ‘This sale offers unusual inducements, as it is 1) i ut of a large invoice, and we recommend the tr ‘well as private consumers tg attend it. All the goods are tobe sold without reserve, fund every article warrn represented in the catalogue, For a more full deseri thon we refer to the advertisement of Mr, another column. Pianos.—Parchascrs Des! a Good In- strument, one guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or parchase money retunded, at the lowest possible price, whould call at the great music and piano store of HORACE, WATERS, 333 Broadway, whose assortinent of celebrated in the largest in United States; prices so low as to competiiton, and terms so accommodating as to adapt themeelves to the condition of all, See names of the following celebrated makers, whose pianos are con- mantly in store >—Ho. Waters’ modern improved pianos; T. Gilbert & Co.'s premium piands, with or with out the wolian; Hallett & Cumston's, Woodward & Brown's, and Jacob Chickering’s Boston pianos; and in ‘addition those of five other New York makers. Second Rand pianos at great bargains; pianos to rent, and rent aBRowed on purchase. Sole agency for the sale of 5. D. & HB. OW. 2mith’s premium welodeons, tuned the equal temuperament. Concert and Ball at Union Hall, Sara Springs.—-Mr. WIFSF, Jeader of the bans engaged at tI xbove for this season, would inform his friends ani the mblie that the annual concert and ball for the benetit of ia celebrated band takes place on Thursday evening, August 16, ou which oerasion the large dining room wt that hotel will be ured. Evans’ Clothing Warchouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street.—dephyr caseiimere suits, 810; check Mar- weiiies suite, $8.50; good linen coats, $150; beautiful Marreiiles vests, $1; Alpacca costs, 82, fine blue cloth dress coats, $10. Ke.) &e ‘ft rity, fo he Attractive, should be of & useful and valuable type, For example, GREEN'S shirts are singularly beauttul, singularly perfect in their fit. singularly well male, and, more singular than all, are always delivered belore the clock strikes the pro- mived hour. Ladies in the Country Wishing Their supplies of boots and ehors, can tind gaiters of all the fashionable styler, from 124. to 20s.; slippers, ties, toilet slippers and “buskins, fcom 6s. to 10s, per pair, with Doys’, mixses’ unl children's boots and shoes, at equally Remember J, BO MILLER & 14 Canal for Fall Trade, 1855.—Smith & LOUNSBERY, 4546 Broadway, near Grand street, have just received, per late arrivals, several large invoices of ele- gant velvet tapestry and Brussels carpeting, which they ere now offering, together with a large and select «tock of ail other goods connected with the carpet trade, at great induremeni«. Look: Look!=Hiram Anderson, No. Bowery, is selling splendid English velvet, tapestry, + und three-ply carpets at one-half the real valu all wool ingrain carpets at 3. Od. and 44. per word. Singer's Sewti Machines—Great Im ments jnst completed.—Having beaten the whole sewing machine world before. SINGEK has now distanced himself. ‘The new machines, just ont, ran without noive, with lit Ue exertion to the operator, and with double «peed, so that in a given time twice u« much work can be done as qith the old machines, The immense superiority and eco- nowy of these machines can be seen and understood at a glance. Call and examine them. 1. M. SINGER & C*., 323 Broadway. t fail to examine ro.’s machines, with their bate tay mente for stitch- ng the fh or coarsest material, with or without » wared thread, either in Gat or cylindrical form J.B. NICHOLS & O9., 411 Browdwey. Gifts and Presents —Jast Received, and for fale at reduced prices, the choicest selection of fancy spuds, and also every variety of toys, dressed dressed dolls, games of ammeemont, &e., at ROG! wey Basanc, 449 Browiway. we Cards—An assortment of Ever- <teil's elegantly engraved wedsing and at home cards, envelopes, ke., in the latest Parisian style, ean be had ou tion, oF Kent by post to nny part oF the country. p EVERDEL, 002 Browiway, eor. Duane st. Cognac Exsences Gin, Jamefca and St. Croix rum, apple, peach and cherry brandy, whiskey aod port; ptont medicines, essential ils, photagraphic da- oerrestype and clectroiype ebemicalx, wnd all metals, qr sale by Dr. L. FECOHTWANGER, 08 Suidew lane. Defiance Salamander Sefes.—Robert M. Pat. he sole manufacturer fn the United Ste toa of the above celebrated safes, and patent powder proot defiance a bare. Dopot 192 earl street, one dim ‘a Fever Dr. Warburg’ Dropse—Legitim: —* in the Crimea; admitted hy the Austrian oA n. ate British codes ax a pharmaceutical preparat Londen hospital physicians, as Jr. Babbly Halliday, “ir James Clark, in 45 Austrian he Uy the physicians and kings of Holland and Belgium, are Ding thiclnfallibie intermittent and chill and f-wur ore- dirator, likewise reeommended in cholera wad malignant centery. For sale ) dyventery. an ee 98 Maiden Jane. Batchelor’s Hair Dyce, nd ‘the beet iy the world. Nino private roo Ihde Gnrivailed dye Beware of imitations, they Fidicule. ‘The largent stock of wiga and toupens ia Ama rive, wholoale wad rola, ab LALCLUYE §, did Be vad Bey. It ts the Fate of Gentus to Suffer Perseen: tion.—It was so with Oopernicus, Galileo, Sartorius, Co- lumbus, and @ host of others; but it is eminently so with Dr. GOCRAUD, Than him, ‘no scientific man has over been a greater benefactor’ to the ladies, heaven bless them! Yet he has lived to see the rewards whieh aro justly his due rudely attempted to be snatehed from his hand. ‘Thus no sooner does he suecced in manufacturing medicated soap for the enre of freckles, tan, eruptions, and alll ills to whieh flesh is heir, a poudre subtile for up~ rooting hair safely and quickly from any part of the body; a hair dye which instantanéously converts red or uray hair toa permanent brown or black; and superb liquid rouge or othe: tes for heautilying the sex, but they are pounced vpon by ignorant ‘and unprin- cipled adventurers who not only take spurious articles to resemble Dr. G.’s, hut absolutely udvertise the receipt of his preparations, to be forwarded by mail, apn re- mitting $1, a most transparent dodge, and whieh must elicit tho ridicule of every intelligent reader. It is the Doctor's private opinion that the ercalure who would be guilty of such a mean act would not hesitate to steal the coppers from a dead nigger’s eyes. But implora pacem is Dr. G.’s motto; and he, therefore, contents himself with the attention of the depredators to his pect—failing which he will be compelled It_must be borne in of Dr, Gouraud are wishes in this r to adopt the lex taglionis and —. mind that the genuine preparation to be found at his old established laboratory, 67 Walker street, frst store from Broadway; Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn Pates, 129 Washington street,’ Boston; “Callender, South Third street, Philadelphia, and respectable drug- gists. No Pedlers Have It. No pedlers have the genuine Lyon's powder and pills These famous remedies of No pedlar ever sells, See to the signature—* FE. Lyon? — There's nothing else you can rely on, Buy no articles purporting to ty LYON’S Magnetic Powder and Pills, for insects und vermin, unless they have a fac simile'of my signature on the’ wrapper and Inbel. Depot, 424 Broadway, ‘The Public, 4, and Dealers in Gene= ral, e notified that Costur’s rat, cockroach, &e., exter- terminator is the only effectual urticle that annihilates these pests, withont danger or stench, None put out on commission. No false certificates used; it speaks for it- self. No pedlars sell it. ‘Try it, and you will find it worth its weight in gold. None genuine unless signed by HENRY KR. COSTAR. Wholesale and retail depot, 388 Broadway, New York ine Hus Hotr . Four Shillings a Box— with a brilliant gloss—most reliably natural in colors of black aud brown, and more permanent than any other in the world, admitted by all who use it, Sold or applied privately at No. 1 Barelay street, or 45 Nassau strect. Whiskers or Moustaches Forced to Grow tn six weeks, by my onguent, which will not stain or injure the skin, | Sia bottle; sent to any part of the country. q HAM, 586 Broadway; Zieber, 4H south Third Vhiladelphia; Rriggs, 3% State street, Albany. Dr. 8. 8. Fitch, Author of the « Six Lectures on Consumption,” office 714 Broadway, will be pleased to afford relief 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, asthina, diseases of the heart, and all chronic diseases of males and females, Consultation free, Dr, 8. 8. PITCH isalways at home, and there is no person elsewhere, travelling or otherwise, in any way connected with him, or authorized to hail from hi ‘fice, or refer pationts to are Accompanted by purehaser to prepare the Lith the store price. They r dye, hair restoration, an elegant pomade, eau d’boquet, treekle lotion, dentrifice, poudro subtle, kt belle white, bloom of roses,'&e. Will be ent to any ad- dress in the city of New York, and may be paid for on deli- very. Forwarded by mail to any part af the United States. Office 212 Columbia street, one door left of Atlantic, Brooklyn. Price $1. M. D'Cameron it no @dventurec, but a practical perfumer of sixteen years? experience, His pondre subtle contains no sulphitret of arsenate or ther poison, and yet it is as good at anything sold under that name. Dr, James McClintock’s Whooping Coagh Remedy and Olarrhaa Cordial have became the great househokt favorites for whooping cough and crgup, else diarrhea, cholera morbus, dysentery, cholera {htiatuw and sumiuer complaints. They are noted above all other remedies for giving instant relief aud effecting a speedy entre. Sold by AL CUSHMAN & CO, r y, wae all druggists. Owners of Horses will find Dr, Tobtas’ Liniment, in pint bottles, at 50 cents, superior to any- thing else for curing colic, swellings, galls, bruises, Inmpa, &e, Sold hy all the étorekeepers and ‘ruggists: Depot €0 Cortlandt street, New York. Serofala, Rheumatikm, &.—Hyatt's Life Dalkam is ascertain tocure the most painful forms of these diseases as water is to quench thirst; also, old uleers, fever sores, erysipelas, the worst ¢ (impurity of the blood, liver and kidneys, general debility, dyspep- sia, incipient consumption, piles, &., &e. Principal depot, No. 246 Grand street. 75 cents per bottle, Holloway’s Pulls—A Certain Cure for Sick headache and disorders of the stomach. Their virtue in such cases is known in all parts of the world. Those af- tlieted with liver, bowel complaints and indigestion, can- hat use ao food a remedy. Sold, at the manatactories, 80 Maiden lane, New York, and 24 Strand, 1 and by all druggists, cents, 6245 cents and $1 per Married. On Monday, Angust 6, by the Rey. Spencer H. Cone, Cranes Stor to Miss Many M, Naassos, all of this city. ‘On Thursday afternoon, August 9, at the Chareh of the Holy Aposties, by the Rey. TA Cowstock, eldest dong! to stock, to J. &. THAI, all of this vity. On Tosalay, Angost 7, by the Rey. A. J. Robinson, Mr. W. R. Hons to Miss Mo AD Moone, all of this city, On Thursday, Angst 9, by Rey. Mr. Wrsism Mien, Beq., of Edinburg, Scotland, to Miss Linx wit, of this city. At Christ Chureh, Belleville, N.J., by the Rey. Dr. Winslow, Jase 8. Giuxvest, of Greenfield, Mass., to Axwr K., daughter of the late Col. John Stanard, U. of Fredericksburg, V Died. On Weduesiay, August & Gronck Food, aged SL years. His friends and sequaintancos are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late risilence, No. 4 Per: ry strevt, this afternoon, at two o'clock, without farther invitation. His remains will be taken to Grocawood Ce metery for interment. On Thursday morning, August 0, Joven Jacorsoy, aged 66 years. His friends and thoee of his son, Frederick, are invited post three cemains will be interred in Trinity Cemeter: On Thursday morning, August 9, of cholera infantarn, ak, only child of Jolin D, ant Exntna L. Jones, aget L year, 3 months and 20 days. The celatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited ty attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 304 West Kighteenth street, this afteraoon, at two Weloek. Ou Saturday, August 4, of dysentery, Mic« Sana Me Fsppey, only danghter of the late Robert aad Ann MeFad- den. Her reanalne were interred in Greenwood. August $, Cranium ©, W. Wallack, in the d0th year of his age. I will ike place this morning, #¢ ton o'clock, dence, No. 6 Hamersley place, Houston His retains will be conveyed to Ureenwood Ce- von of metery. on Wednesday, August 8, Loris H., only child of Heery and Anna Gercken, aged 2 years, 1 month and 17 days. The relatives and frien ro respectfully invited to atte nee of hin ook thi after n. jay noon, August , Many JvLia. Jin Mitchell. ‘The friends of the family, and th bers of Star Lodge, F. and A. M., peettully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her iather, No. 10 Eldridge street, at two o'clock this afternuon. On Thursday, Angust 9, Jane It, wife of Wm. D. Smith. the friends of the family are respectfully invite! to at- tend the funeral, from ber late r HLL West ‘Twenty-first street, to-morrow 1 o'clock, without further invitation. n to the fuunfly burial ground, wt Kingsbrid sughter of for in: a On Thursday, August 9, Mra. Mary Toons, wits of John foors, in the 04th year of her age. The frien thie family are respeetfully invited to at- tend the funeral, thia ofternoon, at two residence of her’ son-in-law, Iaaae T. ty-ninth street and Sixth avenue Orange county papers please cupy Ou Thursday evening, August 9, Wrasaw &. Con, Bey, 67 years. dot bio fhnstad Wednesday, Au clock, from the ner of Thir. will be given. at 8, mption, Mavmer A. Dary, in the 26th year of ble ag His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, this af- fernoon, at half part three oelock, from No. 56) Brow. way. Cork, Ireland, papers please copy On Thursday, August 9, AXA, daughter of Robert Rear 1 year and 7 mouths % Are reapectfully invited rhoon, at three o’rloek, lence of hor parents, leventh street 0m Tharelay, Auge eemnan W tine W. and Sarah A. dae oft i the funeral, Myrtle avenn te attend the faneral, 1) without further notice, fre etfully invited to at- o'clock. trom No. in Wiliamebarg. 5 Mort il , Fnasem 1., youngest son ot Geo. H. avd Merah A. in, aged 2 years, 6 months and # day The relati friends of the fainily aie rexpecttully invited to attend the fnneral, from th lence of hit parents va nth streets, this afternoon, at tw Utlea papers At Canarsie, 1. 1. Angust 0, Mancaner, wife of A of her age. fell usloep im Jesus, « A. Myers, in the 424 ye ‘The relatives and friends of the fwnily, aw ders of Covenant Loige No. 26, 1. 0. of U.P fully invited to attend the fi al, to-morrow at two o'elock. On Thursday morning, August 0, at O) ve, after a short ilners, Mre. Marti hitury, in the 73s of he age. Her friends and those of the hunlly, are o vited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, Rett five oreloed. from the rrxidemen of hrs neplacms, Cap! 1 Pranela Skiddy, No. Hi hast Twenty-th « near Fourth avenue. Os Wort Ugbekem, vu Tuurodey, Avgwst 9, We. Hetennson, infant son of Seymour A. and Martha J. Hut- chinson, aged 6.months and 13 days, ‘The friends of the fuiily are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 26 Amity street, this afternoon, at two o’elock, At Greenwich, Conn., Epaak Hrxmy Shaan, aged 8 months. ws ‘The friends of the family are invited to atten’ the fune- ral, from the residence of his parents, No. 136 West Twen- ty-third street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _ SEW PUBLICATIONS. ANJEL ULLHMAN'S GREAT FOURTH OF JULY AD- alles, just published and for sale by PUDNEY & 9 Jola street, and all booksellers. Single y cents; 88 per 100, ACHES BIOGRAPHY,—THE AUTHENTIC BIOGRA- phy of Mile, Rachel, with cotemporary criticisms by ihe most eminent European writers, and’ analytical no- liens of her most celebrated characters, beantifally illus- trated with superb portrait on steel, executed by the helingraphic process if Paris, Price 25 eonts, Orders to ho addressed to J. DARCIE, at Hall & Son's, 239 Broad- way, New York. PERSONAL. RIT, n, and was, about lays since, living at Ravenswood, will be thankfully ved by her brother, John Rabbit, Brighton, Mass. ; can be sea t No. 10 Ann street, in the basement, until 44, INTIRELY RECOVERED,—TAKE CARE OF YOU! self, p—Y. F MRS. MARY BYERS, OF NO. 35 DEAN. STREET, Brooklyn, will return to her disconsolato but. affec~ iionate husband and child, Samuel, she will be kindly received and as kindly forgiven. ‘Other papers Y. ¥ MR. JAMRS GORDIN—WHO WAS AT ST, LOUIS, May, 1851, and afterwards at St. Paul’y Minnesota, Will send his address to, or call on Messrs. Jno, Higgins & Co,, 36 and 37 Vesey street, New York, he will hear of something to his advantage, TIMOTHY DARBY, came to this country five years ago; he was & hat the county Tipperary, Ireland, Any informa- tion of him will be thankfully ree iby his sister, Maria Darby, at 94 n street, New York. When last heard from was in Rondout, Ulster eoamty, N.Y, NFORMATION = WANTED—OF wh NFORMATION WANTED—~OF THOS, FELIX AND fartin Kilcullen, from the parish of Prumard, coun- ty Sligo, freland. Whon last heard from they worked in Atumol, near Pittsburg, Alleghany county, State of Penn- sylvan Any information given of them'to Mr. Bernard Gafneys, corner of Twelfth street and First Y., will be (hankfully received by their sister, eullen, Fittsburg papers please copy. J OEN BRADY EATE RESIDENCE, NO. 111 BROOME street, N. Y., is requested to return as it is his in- t. PH A. DOYLE, WHO CASE MESSENGER tor Wells, Fargo & Co,, in steamer Northern Light, in May last, will please cail ut their office, 82 Broadway, immediately, on a matter of importance, THE TURK, MONDAY, , at % ovclock P, $500, mile best three in five in har James Whelpley names gr. w. Young Suffolk; Hirai Woodruff names b. g. Peacock. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor, TNION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING, MONDAY, AU gust Lith, at 34: P.M, matel’ for $1,000, ile heats, best three in tive to harness, Mr. W. Peabody, names b. g. Crazy John: Mr. H. Woodruff, names g. g: Billy Woeodeock, “Made to come off good day and good trad SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors. OVERS AND BREEDERS OF FI@E a rated thorough bred stallion Wi will stand for a limited number of mares the ensuing sea- son, at the Red Honse Stables, at $50 the season, All moneys tobe paid before serving the ware, All acci- dente at the risk of the owners WILLIAM A. BROW! Irishman , Proprietor. REWARDS. ARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED. on the morning of the Isto roll-of ining about five th in one hundr r bills, princi The above reward will be paid, and n asked, on the return of the money t Irving House, #100 bight, the Tih inst. $1,000: REWARD.—HORSI stolen, at Hastings, Horse 16 hands bi , of a dark red dish gray color, light hind feet, long light colored or sil- ve tail, hind hoof haa beet eda Light buggy 1, leather toy New York, old b thing. The Dre the property, by applying at 11 Verry stn $5 containing 8612 owner, at Mr. the above re ruinous to the WITHIN A SHORT tance of the Hanover Bank, a pocket book, REWARD. —LOS Whoever will bring the Hale's, 80 Nassau street, will receive urn ot the above will be WARD.—LOST, ON SURSDAY, SHE TTH, tification of stork, ndry papers, of no uae ex Ns. The finder will ple al street, retaining the $4 EWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN, abont the Ist of August, a bright bay horse, r years oll, about 14 hands high; two hind fret white just over the fetiock, one fore foot white just over the hoof, not shod, a large sar on his forehead, « snib on the ne Fitzpatric Harlem. ©) REWARD.—LOST, YESTERDAY MORNING, IN aa?) the vicinity of Wall street, Hoger ring, with green enamel flowers. The above re- ward will be paid to the person delivering the ring tu 8. st street and Sixth avenue Hammond & Co. No. 44 Merchants’ Exe . 8. TAMMOND & CO., JNO. WILSON, REWARD,—LOsT, ON WED! AY, AUGUST $1 Ist, a 17 foot row boat, yellow stripe around; white seats, named the Play Boy ALLEY, Battery. REWARD. —LOST, ON THE Ne) terrier, with bl cut. Whoever will re first atrect will receive the above reward VAY, A spot over the eye LOST AND FOUNDB, JOUND—AKOUT THE 167i OF JE I Patr Cathedral, a. po Amount of money. The owner proving property and paying expenses, Connin 4 Oe y Be betowen A sexeept to the ow lease return (he eaune to M 4 Vashington street, where a liboral reward will be paid. OsT—ON THE STH INST., A taining « cheek, draw \ PORTEMONN ATE—CON hy John Conwell & Co., on ihe Union for $405, payment of hy haa been ntoppe 1 amount, principally in #1 bills, on the Nusaau Bank, together with papers of no value ton person but the owner, The Wi will be Hiberally re- ing note to box 3.145 Post Office. ware OST—ONY. DOLLA AED.—AON SN STH INST. din ge 0 W rion place to Bond at, an lered cambrie ster will re ceive the wher, by leaving the sare at 48 West W OSI—A ROOK, PELON Inatitete 1 institute, was left oth fn stage. The finder will be paid «trout it at the inetitu Uromdway PJOCKETROOK LOST—ON THE EVENING OF THe Tth, between Clarenvint and Parnliam'#, & pocke tok, marked C. Hunt, eontoining from $40 to $00 Philadelphia hank bills. Any one finding tho same, ant returning it to Whiting & €o,, 271 Wert Thirty-firet atreet will be Iherally rewarded, DRY GOODS, a N EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF NGS IN CAM AX brie, rell and Swiss mustin + than herr tofore, being selected by one of the firin who te at per PETER ROBERTS & C0. pee CIDAKS AND MANTILAS—F. ©. MININ I+ Hromdwny sent in Raroge. now prepared to exhibit his fall importetioneof Paris eloaks and snantillas, embracing rich a cant povnds which have juet been landed, together with « tall line ' of his own manufacture, of every grade und price Bhvek ined, wadded and tully trimmed, from f every varkety of rilk mantillas $1 50; clot talmae and mantillos style and pattern, from $2 50, ea anh Werters merchants and jobbers are invited to examine the goods and prices, at 60 ava 82 Chambers street, three dow from Brodway STOLEN GOODS, QUE 8 TE cities oF PoLIce—atcrst 2, Ins ‘Owners are wanted at the Third Dirtriet | Potier Court (Fesex street) for the following property, all of which le aupposed to have heen plendia ernpe shawl, cutlery, new eidver ¢poons ant fr ne marked sabvor buckles, 1 bex eurgical instruments, 1 roll brace let, 4 gold breast pina, L gold mateh bor, 1 nid fhehioned silver cake basket, handkerchiefs, marked AO: etock ings, marked O10; silwor taaspoows, 1 very beawy velvet mantilia, 2 black lace mantillas, white vr pile wonaee, patte.aa of Arenson, al are quantity © clothing end jewetry, vPO, W. wATs, Clad ob Pyuer. now growing DIs- me to the ‘The above reward will be peid by Androw single stone diamond , with a . red kmaes an’ yellow \ WHITE BULL and ears Bot 1 hin to No KO Kast Twonty- in Hreadway, o painter Jog; liver and white color; answers ty the name of Mino. Aliberal reward will be to the Gthie House, in Third elow Routh Sewentin Williaroxburg. OST.—ON WEDNESDAY WORENUON, AUGUST Highth, in He Jlen and Un. honest fi John F. & H. Pinel, 208 | } “y PABYOSIX” WEEKS OLD, Tu BE NURSED OU ¢, in New York or Brooklyn. ‘inquire at L- Brandt’ Corner of Bond and Pacific #ts., Brooklyn. ES boas PROTESTANT GIRL WANTED—TO DO HOUSEWORK in a small family in Brooklyn; one for Connecticut, several for various altuationa in the elty, Call w th Zour references immediately at No. 7 Curmine st., near ecker at. ERICAN YOUNG LADY—ACCUSTOMED TO £ ness, wants to attend in a confectionery, baking Or fancy store; good city reference given, Call or address 192 Twelfth at., betwoen Lst and 2d avenues, second tloor. AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU tion as cook, washer and ironer, or to do general ework, or as chainbermaid and walter, in a private ly or a boarding house. No objection’ to the coun- ly at 208 Mulborry st, corner of Houston, In it, TABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- chambermaid and waiter, Best of city re- Call at 33 West Warren st., A Terence trom her last place. Brooklyn, for two days. WIDOW LADY, HAVING NO CHARGE, WISHES 4 situation as housekeeper, or in a sinall private family. Good reference. Call at No. 5 Mulberry at., room 13, second tor, in the rear. LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board, by applying at 42 Division street who is engaged out during the day preferred, Unexeeption- able relerence required, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion to do general housework; she ia a good plain Kk, first rate washer and ironer; has no objection to go @ short distance in the country; best elty references given. Apply at 40 West 13th st., in the rear. YOUNG A SITUATION WANTED, BY AN ENGLISH YOUNG woman, anbermatd and waiter, ina private tumily ; ‘tion to go am bermat a first clase hotel. Best of city reference. Can be) ween until en- gaged at 55 Vandam street, BOOKKEEPER WANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE OF & company’s books, out of the city; one without a cmd preferred, as salary must be lo Address 8, 8, Herald office, for two days, stating mame amt place of residence, A Yo MAN, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE, wishes some light employment in an English house, With the view of learning English, salary being no pre- sent object. Call at or addross 238 Delancey st, A SMART BOOKKEEPER, WHO CAN CORRESPOND in German and French, can find @ permanent «itua- ton by addressing @ line, stating references and partion lary, letter box 2,198 Host Office, } OY WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HD ttore. Salary $50 the thrat y ‘Address Johnson, Nox TH B ire an Kent, YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OP HIGH having met with a sev reverse af irous ot meeting with « party under whose ould travel to California, he would ae a4 superintendent of household affairs fa gentleman, where she would receive the respect due her, asa lady of worth and elu tion, If hed. nonials can be for saury, the hy « Mrs. 8. 0. DO THE COOKING t have the best elty wher street {00K WANTED—A WOMAN, TO f Ul private funily. | recommendations. Apply at 165 Dp" CLERK WANTED.—ONE WELL AOQUALNTED with the city retail trade, aud f upetent to carry on the nisi situation by aad RUG CLERK WANTED.—A PERSON HAVING A thorengh kne with unex may hear of a destrat Mel of Ceptionadle r 1, 120 ave nue €. REG CLERK.—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WLI inted with the retail ans preseription bie 82 Catherine street. ness, AMELOYMENT WAN BY AN ACTIVE ANI dustrions young man, ina store or manufactory. Auidress George bevoe, Chatham square Post Oifier. WIRE BONNET A IRIS WANTED—TWO OK THREE frame makers, but goed hands wanted, Ap. ply to Wa, Brown, 443 Broa ANTED—ONE WHO HAS A G00 SCHOOL H AD " and withes to learn i w L have an opporte year, Address Engineer. hand. N ILLINERS,—WANTED, A. COMPETENT SALESWO. AME nan. Als millivers, Apply at Mrs. Furiong’s, 463 9 p stairs, ny ILLINERS WANTED—WORK GIVEN OUT AVE inmedintely at 60 Barclay street, up talr DOMESTIC AGENCY -—Wanted, a comp nd help of every calling that scout of t APPLY. ACCES wel RB WANTED (PROTES il to the care ot childre nded, will hear of a good Mloweker ater ( N DEMANOF—UNE PRANCALS soinde deux enfants: {l eat ne faire lew habillement den niation, on ne veut pax trente ans. Sad: tl une quelle aache en exige de bonne recone ferme qui a moins « way, de 2A 4 homres. mm AITUATION WANTED—HY A HIGHLY Wt Y 6S well recommend stworthy and ral he and an experienend ply at 16 Myrtle avenue wondress, Good city reference, 4 rook lyn, basement. SITUATION WANTED—BY A VERY MPETENT, # well recommended young woman: i a firet rate lawn dress and an experienced chambern and is willing tu make herself 1 to the-country. Call at 261 Rowery SHIRTMAKERS, PLAIN SEWERS AND DRESSMAKERS BP) wanted immediately, at Genin's Bazaar, 514 Broad way SIEWARDESS.—WANTED, BY A SMART. ACTIVE BB young wenn, who ix thoroughly qualified for the siation, & situation as stewardess on board « vowel wail ing between this port and Liverpool. Wil give unex erptionable references, Call at 225 Grand at NWO SISTERS ARE DESIRODS OF A Stl 0 cook, washer and ironer ay Hermaid and plain sewing. eh i is an excelley street tor tw: OS V ANTEE BY A WROD AKI a baby te wet nurse at by Jost her ow: weeks t between Mh and 16th ave We aoe A COLGKED WOMAN, TO TAKS. OPA of a mail child. she must be nest ane clear willing 16 devote her whole time to the hil. One can pew wow Apply st 116 Hasnmrels Cail at yes, for one, xituatioy wmurk: Cat comb, wash and iron weil m to the conutey; eal take ® plac chombormaid or lanndeess; wages ® pee month. Apply | Bowery, for two days wou WOMAN COMPETENT. [0 COOK. ASD do the iif 1 he ho ean giv "4 Inquire h in the millinery EXPERIENCED CF eee pet ek make two or three +. Apply iminediately ty ¢ AND street, corner of Spring Waa A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION and plain sewer, woul do the co. Can be y ANTYD—A #ITT * BY A REPRCTARLE it ae cook, washer and ir fa private f mily, 4 city reference. Was lived eleven months in her Inet place, ly for two days at 108 Kast S8th Venues mt, between Je. and FANTHD—A SITUATION, & A‘ AN GIRS. Aa cook, washer and troner to hanwework in an Rogiich or Freneh family, on ake b iS gene rally useful, Please reali at , 10 SROOND PLACER Ww" NURSE WANTED AT Fouth Brooklyn ung woman, with come well recom mended kind of & woman. #eotch, Ge whe he awit Good wager given to the or Hagtieh, do other an’ jroner. Greenwich wreet ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY TWO JORPRCTA the to go i Staten Ieland for a few ard then retarn to the city—one as good rook amt fr rate washer and froner, must be a gol beker. The » chambermaid, waiter snd samt Sone bat 0h whe understand theit burinees newt op from I to Setcieck at 155 Clintow vy 7% Helegeners ywiros ‘WANTS. Wars WET NURSE, APPLY IN THE MORN- sy oat batneet 8 and 10 o'clock, to Dr. Aschenbren- ANTED—A SITUATION, BY American Protestant girl, to do chamberwork and waiting, or to take care of children; the beat of city re ference can be given ax to by y, judustry and capa bility, &e, Call at 141 Re { floor, front room, ANTED—A SITUATION, HY A RESPECTABLE woman, a8 cook, washer and ironer, or te do the A RESPECTABLE t., fi general housework of a small private family; understands her business perfectly, and can produce good city refie renee. Can be seen fur two days at 52 Stanton street Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ERPECTATIR man, as first rate cook; has lived oight years in her last place; good recommendations given. No ob: jection to the country, Can be seen for two days at 331 Sod et nd D1h avenues, ANTID—AN AMERICAN GIRL, TO ATCEND IN A freshivent saloon, Enquire at Green Point tof 1th wirect ferry, TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A) RESPECTABLE girl, ae chambertaid and water, or todo plain sewing and mind children; i* « good embroiderer; has Len two years in her last place; good reference, Can be soon for two days at her lat place, 141 Columbia street, Rrooklyn Heights. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND in sewer; hus no objection to the country. Call at 236 E. 18th et, Hret Hor, tuck room, between Tet avenue and avenue A. NTED—AN ENGLISH OF GERMAN GIRL; SHE must be w first rate cook, washer and ironer; 1 not call unless she can bring the best of city refer= rt Apply to John Glidden, Metropolitan Lote, frum 0 to 1, this day, IN PHILA nilsomely ; Lit ideas, stant, to be business and live in the house, Philadelphia &e. An an- phia, a milliner who can tri dros capemaker: also a young girl trained to the genera Address, for one week, propald, Integrity vst Office, stating particulars, ewer will be sent and interview yiven in u few days. TANTEP—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as cook, washer and ironer; no objantion to the country vod city refere Can be xeon for two days, at 1 h st, o TANTED. HY A young girl, as chambermald, a RESPECTABLE ‘1 to ansixt in the of washing and troning, or would de plain sewing; city reference given. Call for two days at 46 Forsyth #t., third thos AN Git, ONE poking of a firet class fa —A RESPECTARLE WOMAN WANTS A situation ax good cook, washer and trouces ix will ing todo general housework ina «uall private funily ta the city, I call at No, 4 Cliff «t TANTED-—BY TWO RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMEN rone at cook, or to do general house nd waiter and to assist work; the other aa chambermaid YOUNG IRL, A ework of a farnily, or Would serve ax laundres von at her former near SLst st situation, 1.076 Browdwa —BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA , as cook; she thoroughly anderstands her «; good city reference given. Apply at 12 W busin atreet TERT, nat No. 207 26th y TANTRD—A SIP ATION, BY 8 HES as cook or laundress. Can be se st, second the nt room, W be TANTEI 4 SITUATION, RY A SCOTCH GI, AS ehatsbormald or walter, or to da housework tor & small private family, Call at 281), Plizabeth «t., in the rear, ws Th — fy \ Wl TABLE PROPSIANT young woman, a rituation ox cham id ane PECTABLE ancl eluates Call at 100 Otte at, bee niversity place. ANTENA Vrot SEP ATIO! laundress, or to do general housework; wm tion go tothe country. Mest of city reference, Calhat 161 Let avent om toor V TANTED—BY A RESP AUT ABLE MARKED WOMAN whe bi thomt her fret nurse, Can give th Weet 25th street aintest y reforeasy Sullivan, at Chatham st tere MEN Ts YOR WHALING VOY lowed of from $50 to $75 to out- Ht. Also wanted, co arpen and blacksmiths Apply a} this week to RANDALL & KOBSON, 161 Souths street, commer Perk slip. up stair TANTRA YOUNG MAN, WELD ACQUAINTED with the retw fo and prescription Uurlaueen, Address WF. Herale TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SOBER, man, asclerk in a wholesmle grocery his employe as reyarde rald office store; Is willing to devote his time t tor Goot « HiT tv honesty, de. Address Wanted tious giv box 19% He whiek wlll he attended to for two days TANTED-IN A COMMISSION HOUSE, AN ACTIVE, futelligent young w is quick at accoun Adviress, with ences and ar { salary expected hex 2040 Post Officer imy ANTED—A FIRST KATE SALBEMAN, IN A Apply at 20 Bowery goods W Wrest STTUATION HV A Frenchman, as porter; cau give | DB. does not epeak English. Inquire at 24 Frankfort st., rear buiiding. SOF Goon ADDRESS, As TANTED—A PH W salesman and bookkeeper in an ol} establishment. An American, of strict integrity, willing to wecept a derate salary. way addrers, stating salary required, box 600 Kost Hither WANTS. TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED. = © 2.000 One in every town ond ot United States, to sell a new and Uhrilling took pul this day. Prospectus, circulars and terms sent on rv cvipt of letters with Post Office stamp enclosed, to pre pay postage, Great inducements offered. Call on or « dress P. F. TIARRIS, publisher, 208 Broadway, up ruaire THE TRADES. FIRST CLASS CUTTER, WHO HAS CARRIED ON TH) merchant tailoring business in this eity for the last Three years, wishes « situation, in this or a boring city of in the country. Hest references. JA B., at Boyd's teh Post Office, William treet, near Wall, for one week. REWER WANTED—WHO Is COMPETENT TO BREW porter, pale and amber ale of ¢he best quality, and addreaned © 100 barrels per day, All communteations N.. Herald office, giving name, and where an iutervi ibe bad, alse about what required QOKEMAN'S SITUATIC tiser, has of foreman i and custom @ 0 ‘and can give the best of re wement. Communication’ YP AILERS WANTED—A NUMBRIC « wders can thd steady emp ont by appl; land eounty, N. J D JEWELLERS. —WANTED, A FOREMAN, ONE WHO {y competent to take charge of a manutnetary; none need apply except they thoroughly understa news, dviress, with real name, box and state where an int rview can be bh 10 PLUMBERS, WANTED, A JOU RNE er, at 17 Court street, Hrooklyn. None ad need apply. ft "A A. SERINEAROUR, NTED—A WATCHMAK WHO UNDERSTAND his business perfectly, Apply to Louie & Ke Jows & Schell, 20 Malden lane, Vv YANTED — IMMEDIATELY—TWENTY-FIVE = GOO@ burnishers, (o whom constant employmen: will be given, Apply at No. 17 Maiden lane, up atalrr, to the Kogers Brothers Manutacturiag Company. ANTED-—EMPLOYMENT, BY A] LOCKSMITH, (1 hin trade, at pattern finishi or would thing whero a good filer and fiter willing te work at an Jickemnith, box 2A8 Herald oft in wanted, Address SPECIAL NOTICKS. SONS WHO HAVE LUGGAGE AT 87 WaActi re requested (0 take itaway luamediately, to THY HROSNAHA i, ve ington street be sold at au fewitt DUILADEL VIA COLL ter session of thie in Oetober, 1856, pring will e Dog For trienlation, . OF MEDICINE. institution will commence early and torminate in March, 1886. The ence early in March, apd ter 7 rred both in’ Mareh ute, 884; graduation, ce 4 taal 81505 tore aminations are given , nea. Mranch, Kapecial atte is paid to clinical inetrur 1 vintortable reading room is attached to the oo! HOWARD RAND, Mb. 1 jow Walnut, Phils NOTICE.—MAIL BAGR VER STEAMER thampton med Havre will be made oy Vanderbilt k 5.8 Une, No, & Bowling August 11. Latters prepaid 1824 recelved und VA. Me Caution Any letter attempted to be sent, per Ariel in any « wy than through the offles, “will be seleed aud od POLITICAL. hae i THE Vor OF THR Of AND county of New York.-Independent candidate fer she if JAMES H. BRENNAN Mlevonth ward, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. P\MINER WANTED Th 4 fF $9,000. pays 84.000 to 6) 000 many be extended toa m lars on application te $1,006 o OHtablisbed aeveral yoare, and ANY GENTLEMAN oni and wishing t apectable Dursiness, 6 eile highly tunity eh M000 pe realized, w rity wi Vet & logal « Mee, HS Broadway 4 =A OUNTRIODAN OF BURINE Mierest ina rie * properly 1 of £008 to 84,000 per pily bets re the hours of 10.4. M roe an A Co, 78 Na treet > —\ YHYSIGAN, HAVING oon S300). ~ practice, ts obliges to be sheen’ teem Hyery month © on ely a few day utes fue + abaenew (dollars for on ejual interes: + MOD bon 100 Herald office oD taking ob —WANTED A PARTNER, WITH 0A 10¢ habits, ty (ake an oqnad interert in acd 4: (to the dnancial busines: of a popular exhibitias, now y ty Gravel Weet and Seath Thiele a good chaner yee the cvuntry and make money. Mease call ov bh & Inglas, 345 Hroad way Te SU ATU HAVE ase fa busines under pam | of LOTION THE COP AIT HRI HIRT: sisting between the subscribers, under the ndirmn of David Cobvers, be Chis day dissoleed ty tual went, G. Cohen shgnl io thakdetien. 4. Jinbilities due by the firm opto this date ta be 1. Cohen on presentation UAN'L & Onn New York, August 1, 1855 GEREHON COHEN SENT PARTSYR WANTED~WITH A CASH Car YOUNG MAN, GF GOOD age of Mand Weyars b be acquainted with te busines wi. Apply, between B and 10 4 and be M., at 140 Canal #t. wr —A HTUATION, AS Ax on keeper, of tight porter, by « young man of re pertable Mterary attalnm as Vaglish seller best of reference given. Can be soen for two days wt West 20th street —A SEU ATION rrived fran E HY A YOUNG MAN LATE neny kind f employ adustry a erance in required, ao thi clty or enunmtey; grt ferences, Addr « nat ply personally ty J. i ichiging, corner of Caraberland «treet and Lafayette wy nue, Hrooklyt AND KS ERGETIO AGENT town in the « patent foun any ever p \ Tnited # perior t require to be filled and trim the tain lamp and lle The lary hat once NTE —A NOMHER OF SMART mg men, with of fro aud pleasant buddness ome on ealary ; alery month. F lars inquire at a4 a A. Office b AM to OPM A SITUATION AX COSCTIMAN UY 4 10r bite man whe thoroughly wns aul capaldlity, de je re ee Ba BDth at MAN, TO TAKE CHAM or 8 pe be ean io ty ply at 12 Oth awe nue, 1 tO A.M y TANTID—A YOUNG MAN, AS A PAT INA Night, agreeable apd ood paying t tine evtabitivhed. Yhie at 101 Fulton trent W KS ITUAT ‘ private emily. 4 » bores Reference given. Inqaire of Prawn 1 at Jobin W. Gilehelat y Mn t W mr YOUNG MAN THAT ie A ewn comme well tee emmewled from hie Ie ome What has Hved be the el ply Call early at the ov 4 o wvenae umber | the» + We 4 wou. W ANSEL ar ply ato a Ware THAEY, O8 FOUR BOYS TO ATTEND IN ard rome. fh at 65 Duene Ht, corner of Be wise 1% A JO PRINTING OVVICE & Yorn | man or boy vtommend W Work small preseee wnt viet in wetting Apply at fir ‘ Diviaten War A GYAN BOY, MIXTWRN Yea) oi, whe epost English weil, © situation im esis on fruit store, he has been * + fora your, the Wout A reterence given. Apply of | 5. Grace, 920 Greenwich + IRT BROADWAY, CONN OF fuLAIe eTIUIT. eG a won xe an te hat © oh. Seatoh, Germs ‘ fasnitier, slew wmners ath werbamion, at sis vs tee Wr es, PR i D3 tal of from #000 (0 85,000, to engage io a whos manufacturing business, wlrewdy ertabllttes, At re Herabi offi« WE, COMANCHE HUSTON) Bein # treem the Aber on Fath ip hereby diseotve au thorlaed to nigh ti byublattor RAMI. M. Re Sew York, Aug. @, 1855. FANGS ve ACino.—The late well known fem of Rigo & owas having been distulved by mutual consul, by Ube “ OEM <M. ire therefrom, the waderslgnet J Khsomdf of the opp. . ATOOERt Lo Kay A few Words port ' ' bath om behalf of hie we ¢ a feels the proprtety of ocknow'r-iging th warm appreelation bis penne of the geuerows oppor the public have seeurdet to them Cough a ooure a A ten sears, hat while he retures bin th this contindet recogaition of the pub®, by te it that it waa really due 0 the els ate eat b whieh baw so , | vaitedt an | tie ba agente io Bur tgeter Warrant hin in tawking. slot without reference to his cw exertions, whiek eh eunltting so4 untiring to enalntnics the character ant panition wha ble store He wil 1, Chet the bremeh No 2) ih street, + here fon Cee eens. ( et emty, and premion. “OEY aah eye {his command, -s arya y - aon oe ie DAY Tr ‘ ! whee the tthe etd. - the ‘ota fry | ay . JH ” ' * 6, Webs. AAIWIN #, THE LIQUOR QUEeTION, FON PROM @2 nerTEE: RETURNED) Fer fee ieet tor ' ( 1; nckherry tramdy, ay | disrrimwa, white brandy bar pews Lethon wot Doe nd tter “y 2 * trentles, * om, ileten | heappe. aed all other sengemt for sale by USUMMMIL. MATTIOSOR Ay Bewoute ebb rer of Cromby ‘ ett tes Boh 5 SS UARET WISH AT eh AND BOTH denen bottles vet crne Ot te ale Venden ete in brown @ aety onl Landen deel, Pere ine at U8 per bottle at vinron | da. 1h Blew be +, near Bowery g - ane a ee At L1GhOta HY THE OuetKs ent snes trem BF up Oy en Conk or dane V5 ; Tagen 0 haven ail Bie Creer anit ons (coms 7 © Wark Ae le | porters and jobbers, 110 Marray street. vIVE Ars, CHSCE TO ATION UIING MIU. RaACHIng / [OTE MS the Metropolitan theatre, ow j ‘he let of Feyterober next a beeutifal promene’- | hanent saloon will be opened to the puble » réing & French te bien, amt ime style \ ‘Le moet eplendiid foyere ot the Parisien theatre POgTETETs, Owners of photographie a oly pe galleries, ere ‘. y Soon ete 4 Mimitted thew rete ThE ewe pirteres waters amt work evemt to the image of the objert> th a te conta wrt fhe Barbet Loramm ae ee