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ly possible to converse with them twenty utes before the question is asked, “ What ch do you attend? How do you like the tor?” Mrdame Pfiffer, in her recent kK of traveis, alludes to this very peculiar- jy. Everywhere—oa railroads, or in steam- oate, or at hotela—she wae pestered with fnqniries as to the character of her religion end the difference of her creed. Miss Marray algo ailudes to the vapid tone of our conversa- tion with equal surprise, and Ler work contains Many sound aad valuable saggestions for the improvement of her American sisters, which we trust will not be overlooked. We are compsied to adwit, then, certain faults in American society, which, uorepaired, are giving the taste and the ambition of the Jouvg entixely a wrong direction. To be rich, tahe gay, to be fachicnable, is now the chief hope of the young women of the country. The men of the country sim at wealth with no less earpestoess, and the result is seen in the in- Congruities, the ill-filied positions, the extra- vagance, the folly, and, in truth, the wretch- ednecs of msrried and uamarried lite. The American fireside, at least in our large cities, is vo longer'@ place where maternal love and paternal counsels form the habits and princi- Pies of the yonng. The educationof the heart an of the temper is out of date ; the examplea of domestic suavity are few and far between. ‘The daughters are thicking of their dressesor their beaux, and Yourg America rushes into the sirect to smoke segars, or to “lubricate” at the hote), or to lark it at the Bowery. In England and in Germany the women ne- wer forget their domestic duties nor the re- sporsibilities of their sex. The most elegant, the most accomplished, do not disdain to be- come yeod housekeepers, nor to use their own Dende in many of the preparations of the pan- fey. Thy often keep the acoounta of the family andsettle its bills. He-e, not one wo- - manin a hundred knows anything about figures, or can write an intelligible receipt. In France the mariied women are, when ne- ocrsity compels it, the best assistants of their » husbands, snd in the upper circles, their wit, their intelligence, their spirituality and prac- tical talent are truly remarkable. Here, it seems as if the sex were satisfied with the life of dolie, to roll their pretty eyes, and be dan- died on the lap of pleasure, ‘We trust that theee remarks of ours will have some effect on those sensible women who tead the Heraup. They will perceive that we have not gone deeply into the subject, for it is ore too minutely delicate to be enlarged upon in @ newspaper; but the future of this republic will be bright or cloudy, precisely as the wo- men ehall exercise their influence on their families and direct the early training of their children. Our faults of society, which appear to be surface faults merely, have in fact a deep weated origip, and should be corrected, Kansas—We have been waiting to hear of the deaths, and the battles, and the sieges and the slaughter that were to come off in Kansas. But somehow, the news don’t come. All the fighting out yonder appears to be done in the columns of New York journals, This is very like a swindle. The Kansas people have roused us to come and see them fight and die. Why don’t they do it? Curtain! curtain! Police Intelligence. Arne? or River Prrates.—Oflicer Barry, of the First ward police, yesterday forenoon captured two young men, calling themselyes Patrick Kearney and William Hare, charged with robbing the brig Alcenes, of Proyi- ence, Rhode Island, lying in the stream off the Battery. ‘The mate of the brig came on deck and found three young men in the act of putting a sail into their boat valued ut about $15, The mate hailed them, and tol them to put it back; they refused, sprang into their boat, uud rowed off with the sail. Edward Eldridge, captain of the brig, was just making the vessel to come on board, and saw the away. The mate called to the cap them; he did so—the rogues rowing ahead of the captain, and made pier No. 4. Just as they got ,on the pier the oflicer succeeded in cap- wiring the two above named, the third fellow escaped. ‘They were taken before Justice Osborne, who committed them to prison for trial. Much credit is due to ofticer Barry for the part he took in this matter, or the rogues would have escaped, It seems the officer was standing on pier No. 1, looking out towards the bay, when he noticed this suspicious movement, and hurried to tho pler in question, and captured the two as described. ‘The oficer has taken poss ‘ion of the boat in which the ac- cused partios came to the dock. It is about seventeen feet ong, painted green, with a yellow streak—no name or marks about it. ‘The sail was posenae to the captain, The officer can be found at picr No. 1 by any person claiming the boat. Naval Intelligenee. LAUNCH OF THE STEAM FRIGATE COLORADO. Norrouk, June 19, 1856. ‘This morning, precisely at 10 o'clock, the beautiful steam frigate Colorado, one of the six lately ordered by Congross, glided from her house at Gosport yard into the water. The launch was witnessed by an immense throng of admiring spectators. All the ship houses and yard ‘were literally fied with the beauty and fashion of the “twin sisters,’’ and the river was covered by steamboats, ‘veasels and small boats, and I can safely say that there mever was a more graceful and beautiful launch wit- messed from any yard in the United States. Tho Colo- ado is the same size as the Roanoke. ‘The day is the warmest of the season, close and sultry, Shreatening rain, United States Commalsstoner’s Court. THE SUPPOSED SLAVER BRAMAN. Before George W, Morton, Esq. Joxz 21.—The United States vs. The Brig Braman.— John Faunce deposed that he is commander of the reve- nue cutter, arrested the Braman, Captain Delano; said he was bound for St. Thomos and China; he said Mr. DeCosta was the owner; that he lived in New York, and put up at the Metropolitan Hotel. ‘A reporter of a morning paper deposed that the name of the Braman had evidently been rewritten; the words Braman and New York appeared to be newly painted; underneath the word New York was the word “Salem,” Several papers were produced and identified, and the case was adjourned to Tuesday next. a tombe bow! Cassimeres, of Various tints, are decidediy the ‘on this season for full dre, and none eee Sense: HIRID, of M8 Nessa strove fonghe re. ‘eberche finish and air distingue with which these beautiful ar- icles eome from his hands, The white hat is now worn by all men of taste during the summer season, The credit of bring- Bg about this change in public sentiment is due to Mr. Kepen- id, to whose skit and_ genius the hatmaking ‘raternily la fadebted for various other important improvements made @aring the past ten years. Panama Hats—The Genuine Article, of ‘wncommon fineness, at prices from 10 te $80 each hat.” For sale by A. LELAND & CO., 180 5 way. What a Pretty Hat!—Of Course it is. It Saoeee by WHITE, the fashion hatter of the day, and could be an; else but pretty. His stores are at ‘210 Broad- ey, corner of Fulton street, and at 148 Fulton street. Meade Brothers’ Unrivalled durable and cheap, taken gay from miniate to Old daguerreotypes copied, wiih all the. islural colors, and likenesses guaranteed. 2,000 pictures on exhibition, at the eries, 233 Broadway, four doors above the Astor The Lampratype Portraits are the most WP sapucrotype and smbrcirpe: Takes ookt te ied fi nor Bursziprpceets 100 daly, 7a te coat of 98 geata kad 8) cea Notice.The Ambrot; known as Cutting’s patent, Al to this process are worthless Im ae isthe finest son while is Patented, and ts pictures not made according dations. The genuine ambro existence, is vicis made, All ih as sought ts be are false. TOMI pranks rn ressions it ANSON, of 4 Brow, ee Ly right of the city, iat} ra ‘an ambrotype in all its beaut; Pianos and Melodeons, from 8 Different manufacturers, the largest assortment in the city, be- en nab necond hand p pf which will be gold at Vives competi rent, and rent allowe purchase, PATHRE, Agent, $39 Broadway.” anne Soda Water.—Thomas T, Green, 362 ner of Sr coveran street, Union Place Hote}, inne’ a enlion. (2 Ne he has introduced in making 20s, water, bat: out Roper Condenaers wheehy the ous metallic taint ie ia wrt 0 Acquire when manitinctiie Polson din the ordi Ia avoldeds REEN'S nove soda wate in ure, col and effervesent, and AIsayrupsof «super, sol a rely i A y upon } $00 dozen French glass jelly pote, Love's By Jota Cany Rugixnanr. Me —— RY, meere mechanic, or father newraed Kia eal! A a shirt and blue overalls)— But what ean love ap! T loved him for his manly worth, And prized his vigorous health, More dearly than the scented fops Who wooed me for my wealth. One Sunday waa a Sunday eve— Tn rich ailire he His step was like the yrs steed’s, His eyes with love a-flame; by Soyer scarce belteved his hit, e thought the change ‘‘a myth, But bewed us, when eorge ge proudly sa, ‘I buy my clothes of SMITH BROTHERS one brgo ¢ sraltan welanainid,, Sik ‘122 and 140 F ukon street, New York. Sammer Stock.—Our Large and . wages stock of summer clothing is now ready and for em! tng many specialities and style to be found nowhere else, Gorming altogether the stock jesi- rable summer clothing we bave ever 40k ORV CIN at very moderate and fixed prices. IN & CO., 228" 220 and 260 Broadway, corner of Warren st Thin Summer Sults, $3; Black Alpaca Suits, yr cassimere suits, $10; white Marseilles vests, $2, at BAe clothing Warehouse 66 and 68 Fulton street. Heep Cool in Hot Weather.— Wear undergarments. For sale whole- How to the{celebrated saig’aud retail at W> LAUGLLIN'S one price shirt and fur- nishing atore, 269 Greenwich street, corner of Murray. made to measure. Look at this.—To the Wearers of Fine Boots and Shoes.—(o to CAHILL’S, 377 Broadway, where you can got any id of Doo and shoes ohenp, and Boling han children's sho Shy haan of eter ay fp in the woes, cimlaxen'y shoas bye - HILL, 377 Broadway, jaitos and In- ortable canopy and net, frckty, and perfect security Fer Protcetion Scandatbat patent improved combining beauty, cheapness, simp! Weosquites, without obstructing the circulation of air. itis congtrueted eo that i wil At ay and the net Is go ar ranged that It fis closely to the bed by n rubber band, and contract aud ind as necessity Laan boca thereby naling it & gure guarentee against , Manufacturer, 106 Canal net i altos and insects. | M. SC) Hirest, corner of Woosier mreet, New Yorks Be Prepared to Meet A) The fervent heat of summer is suddenly upon us, and, as usual, bowel complaints are becoming prevalent. “These at- tacks may be anticipated, for nature gives kindly warning of their approach. There is generally flatulence, or symptoms of in and ‘listension may ‘he secretions ing Disease— heaviness and obstruction, A ? also be felt at the upper part o! 5 of the bowels will ably he ony Now is the time to act. Cease to put into the stomach What it cannot digest. Above all, purge out the bad humors, and thus remove the cause of disease. A few doses of Brandreth’s Pills will re- move al pain, uneasiness and inconvenience. Iuaitention to this simple advice will in all Lasse § be followed by conges- tion or inflammation of the doses for a longer period wi much needless pain must be endured. Lord Bacon wisely asserted, '* Man's body is, of all things in nature, most susceptible of ‘remedy. This is true; for all diseascs have their origin in an impure state of the blood, Brandreth’s Pills, by expelling these bad humors, will render the blood fluid and perfectly pure. Casus Recest—A gentleman residing in Peekskill, was troubled with violent pains in the head. The attack would list or two or ares days ata tins: be waied various rambdiens but none benefitted him; he was recommended to use Bae \- dreth’s pill, and took dose of five at, night on gong to b He was entirely cured by that one dose. He calied on me "hs afternoon, and stated thai tion, but enjoyed uninterrupted good health for the last two years. Another case of a similar nature, but complicated with rheumatism, occurred in the same town, and was entirely cured by the use of three boxes. A gentleman for years was afflicted with abscess of the liver, aud was given up by bis physicians to die. As resource, Brandreth’s pills were used according to the rinted directions; he took Sixteen boxes entirely removed his long and heavy ailiction, Festoring bim to perieet health, ‘New York, June 7, Sold at DE! BIA NDRETIS prinoipal office, 43 Canal street, Brandreth’s Building; at Burnton’s bookstores, No. 296 Bower: and 241 Hudgon street; by Mrs. Hayes, No. 175 Fulton street, Brooklyn; FE. J. Horsman, No. 124 South Sixth street, wil! Hamsburg; T, W. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia, and by all drug- gists ‘and medicine venders in the Union. Caurioy.—All pills, purporting to be Brandreth’s pills, with No. 241 Broadway on the side label, are counterfeit. East and Weat, a the Late War in Europe, the surgeons of ihe allied armies found the greatest enelit from the use of the cordial bitters of M. Leroux, parti- cularly amongat cholera and fever patients, During the preva- lence of the yellow fever at Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va., im- iver or of other organs. Larger il then become necessary, and ihe had had no return of his afttic- as many as fifteen pills ata single dose, effected by these same bitters, which are ich cases, as Well as in curing indigestion ‘These bittera may be obtained, whole ‘Nagsau street, mene good invaluable in al and billous attack: and retail, of the importer, S. STEINFELD, N.Y. For sale by all the respectable bars, grocers and drug: gists. jance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. PATRICK {s the sole manufacturer in the United States of the above celebrated safes and patent powder proof deliance loéks and aiall Depot No. 192 Pearl street, one door below n g’s Patent lenges tera Fire and Bur perp ae with Hall's patent powder proof loci. | Both rize medals at the World's. Fatt, London, 1851 oyna falace, New York, 1853-4, SILAS C, HERRING & 185, 137 and 139 Water street, New Yor! Preserve and Jelly Glasscy.—Just Opened, all sizes, warranted to stand 66., and ,adozen. Cl K. KERR. hot or preserves, Hall Broadway, above wd Hominy and Samp Reduced in Price Fifty cente (60 cents) per 100 Ibe. from our recent, prices, to take effect this day. Phalanx Mills depot, 8 Barclay street, jeventh street Bathing rus Tooth brushes, naif brug ri scien assortment, at 399 Broad- way. nS incu & 00. Family Chemists. Successors to T. I’. Green, Buchanan is the Candidate of Cincinnati nomination, But LYON is elected to drive rata from creation. Cockroaches, skeeters, all, his powders drive away; And his well known store is found at 424 Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair and To! are m lor to aH others. F new provements secure lane comfort to the wearer, natural elegance and durability. is unrivalled and only harmicss hair dye is applied twelve private rooms, at BATCHELOR’ ‘Broadway. Holloway’s Pills.—The Axe is Not More necessary in new settlements than is this wonderful medicine, which cures with rapidity and certainty all those debilitating affections of the stomach and the b dustry in unhealthy regions, Sold at the ‘manutactorles, cd Maiden lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London; and by’ al druggists, at 25 cents, 624, cents and $1 per box. To the Sufferers by Discases.—Hoping that this statement may be the means of saving others from the dreadful sufferings which I endured, and in justice to Dr, Heine, induces me to make this statement public. Ihave been a great sufferer for several years. The following emi- nent gentlemen had all tried to cure me of a dreadful ulcera- tion in my throat and most violent pains and swellings in a bones and joints:—Drs. Buch, Cochran, J. R. Wood, Chaltne! and Griffiths. They all failed, when Br. ae oo tas Broun street, cured me in a short time. ul See, at 148 Sanat street, (Walker.) LUMON GIBSON, Another Evidence of the Great hake of ae Bee treatment of fafhila! apace dan mm; acer scrofula. To describe my mise: oy iti face, nose, which large and r Lind rous Pieatones were discharged, was the princi - seat of the dis- eased to have me, when Mre. Reseoca jowels, which paralyse in- sease. For the sake of rumianity, T shall all sufferers from similar complaints to call an Eaball with pi pleasure impart all particulars. Cranmer, 317 Third street. Dr. HEINE'S ofice, 333 Broome street. Inger’s Tasteloss Castor Oll—The Safest and most useful family medicine now in use. Depot No. 899 Broadway. GEO. B. INGER & CO., Family Shem tx Successors to T, T. Green. Married. In Florence, Italy, on Monday, May 26, Wivietm Somat Bq. of ee city, to Mary Jag, eldest daughter of Thos. Vyse, Dica. On Friday, June 20, Mrs. Many Devary, wife of Michael Devary, Lo 32 years, a native of the parish of Aughrim, county Galway, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family are respectfn!ly invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 174 East Twenty-fourth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. On Saturday, June 21, Joun Brapy, aged 48 years. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow morning, at eleven o'clock, from his late residence, No. 10 Caroline street. On Friday, June 20, of congestion of the lungs, Marta Swrmm, wife of John M. Milhels, in the 36th year of hor age, The friends and acquaintances, and those of her bro- thers, Patrick and Daniel Smith, are respectfully request- ed to attend the Hewes from her late residence, N avenues A and B. On Friday, June 20, of consumption, Eowarn Key, aged 25 years, a native of the parish of Tulloch and Big: a county Donegal, Ireland, this Afternoon, at two o'clock, No. 268 Fifteenth street, between friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tendfhe funeral, this afternoon, at two o’clock, from his late residence, No. 88 Houston street. Me, Saturday morning, June 21, Carouwe Eusanern, whter of Joseph and Eliza Jane Brownnidgo, aged 1 aon hs and 15 days. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fans ral, from the residence of her parents, No. 189 Mulberry street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. On Saturday evening, June 21, of consumption, Cate. RINK, youngest daughter of the late Henry § Shanndn, a na- tive of Kingston, Canada West, in the 24th year of her age. The friendgof’ the fumily are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her brother, No, 337 Pearl strect, Franklin square, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. On Saturday, June 21, after a brief illness, Josnva Mans, in the 46th year of his age, His friends, and the members of the police department, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 265 Seventh street, to- mortow morn- ing, at seven O'clock. His remains will be taken to Hemp- stead, L. 1., for interment. On § Baturtay, June 21, FRances Marta, wife of Charles L. Denman, United States Consul at Aca apnieo, Mexico, in the 40th year of her age. In Brooklyn, on Saturday, June 21, Mrs. Divam Rews, in the 78d year of her age. Her friends aud acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this morning, at ten o’ pk, from the residence of her grandson, No. 83 Carlton avenuo, Brooklyn. On Friday, April 4, at sea, on board the United States { low fover, Eowann J. Murray, furray, aged 24 years, terrod at Montovideo, frigate Savannah, of fon of Purser Charles His remains were 110 THR LATTE DAY SAINTS, wi hergatter hold thelr meetings in the sarge hall in Brooks wget Roo) % z Broome street, every x. Ena haveral Eons iriat arelyg to-uuy, if ab the aler. largest of fashionable and d is echiees, oat Hoogdes No. 1 10; ‘and the Sonoi ineludi rr p weve wWaie ; 1. cor Shirts STRINGER & TOWNSE! N.B afternoon, bi Against Mosq: ng i WS mi eee had, VAN. ight pai AB) 4 fe momach, ro x h Che the bark Otte Fry street, of highly interesting sy ‘and hie last heard fro th whroad by callin Mul: bi t PEACH Me th his As last the Jobn nd Hd at th ian a he iy ‘Committee of Ari los. Rose, P. wes y tO ae Gustave Bach, dent Presidents—J M liam L. Herbert ; for Ma Arnot ‘Spence, J and Whe ke. ‘PP! harm the nation. i ‘a. ad ‘saa and John C. Breck a a J statesman and jotism the inost reliable to otiny of thie great uation. Resolved, That in k¢ Gieemrd ft, and @ democrat in shes, Teas Reto the re ‘ ning, 23, at 8 ¥ apecs 18 a) ester are requested to omina- ti ‘Ir. By orde Al obn hos, ng, fn ALEX. F. 12 i deh rin ch arent Lie Roa kay 6 dem will SO! jocracy 4 Ki Supert- i Sroniys te nominat! Ne; Lorenzo 8. Shepard, fon. D, bf o ral fee yof the Fillmore and Doi bs lopted:— lubs of the L, CS tr cd. L.A A AL A. D— ‘atl ih re x John ihe Vi 415 G: J yO fe wsen, R. M. Ri h FW. ipel Chi a. H cn I, ell, Y le ry Wall “obn, fi v L, Club Hf landing, 8 anufactory, the le bh 1 DI ei are ha ‘of the fol- Penn, fuer >See eee of jection h f —SSSS EE =o faman Cabi Ohi, ioe Maiden lane, sedbnd story one mi a NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1856. 1” ae AZINE YOR THE MILLION—UNITED STAT#S: AGAZIN ‘vice series.—This sterling magazine is now en WE 8A sterling, we mean what we ublic sei iiny, and comparison with the e day, to sustain the justice auc peseriety hen We say “a magazine for the mil we mean what we say, believing that it presents high and Honorable claims to the aulenlon and approbation of the mil- jee so low as to bi lion, at the same time that it is put ate Pp ft within the reach of the million. We believe, therefore, that it Is wo extravagance to call ita razine for the million. We ut the claims of the United States Magazine betore the ic boldly, without detail or specit ask for an ation.’ We choose tobe judged by our works. will merely say that the magazine is original in all of its de- martments, and em hatically American. It contains one hun- ed pages, Deautifully printed, on fine paper, and is embel- lished with upwards of tixty five original engravings. It may be examined to-day, y wche & CO., Publishers. —THE EXCITEMENT WAS NEVER ualied.—500 copies sold in one day.—Our third edition ur correspond ust wait a few days. branes & WILSON and REUBEN VOSE, Publishers, 5 and 117 Nassau st oflee of any J. M. EMERSO: ESPOTIS: ALKER AND LIBERTY.—WILL BE PUBLISHED IN few days, WALKER'S EXPEDITION TO NICARA- GUA—A history’ of the Central American war and Kinney expeditions, including ail the recent diplomate correspondence, together with a new and accurate maj C4 Central America, a memoir and portrait of General Wal and the late news by the Orizaba, forming a complete book for the emigrant, miner, politician or agriculturiat. By Col. 11 one Lzmo, vol. of $16 pages. rice, conla tp pepe in cloth, 1D, Publighers, Broadway. .—Mailed free of postage on receipt of price. NEWSPAPERS, &C. BUCHANAN PENNY PAPER.—THE DAY BOOK, whieh Js the recoguized organ of ihe united democracy, and has a larger meekly circulation than any other democrat paper in the Union, wilt be Served ualtl after ihe electionevery to subscribers in this city amd beens hg até centa week. “Orders for ft may be leftat 17 Ann PAPER PUBLISHERS ARE NOTIFIED THAT the Herald job office is now prepared to, print ther ann ounce sheets in the most attractive style and at cheap rates, "PERSONAL. Cah chante TO PET.—ANOTHER INTERVIEW would clear all doubts, State when and where it can be ENMARK WILL FIND A LETTER IN THE UNION square Post oflice, from P. A. F MR. ALEXANDER MANN, WHO LATELY ARRIVED from London, in tho ship Northumberland, wil call at Mrs, Johnson's, 42 m board the bar! Wa, a of Warren street, he will ‘oblige his brother, James F MISS BETSY VANDENHOECK, LATE OF ANDER- Jecht, Brussels, will call or send her address to Mr, Wilaon, us! South street, she will hear of something rh JPEORMATION WANTED—OF MARY AND THERESE Rhatigen, by her sister Winnefred. | When last heard from they lived in the country; if this should meet the eye of either, ey will hear from a 1 in the store 246 berry street, New Yor! ‘AY.—YOURS HAS BEEN RECEIVED, WITH PLEA- re, the contents noted and not likely to be forgotten. In good health, and expect to visit you in September. Sigu Bath, Eng! THIS MEET THE EYE OF MR. he is requested to communicate wit i, or at Geneva, Switzerland. GEORGE friends at TEPHEN WEEKS.—PLEASE CALL AT 15) EAST Tenth strect; a friend is anxious to see you. POLITIC. TH WARD.—UNION OF THE DEMOCRACY TO PRE- gerve the Union.~Demacratic mass meeting to ratify the nominations made neinnatl Convention, of James Bnchanan for President, an (, Breckenridge for Vice- President. ‘The democratic republican electors of the Fourth ward, and all others in favor of sustaining the constitution and laws of our Union, in opposition to the incendiary doctrines of black republicanism and all other isms, will assemble in mass meeting, to be held at and Duane streets, on Wednesday evening, o'clock, to respond measures as may be deemed necessary to organize an asgo- ciation or club for the coming campaign ‘everal eminent preakete will address the meeting. By onder of the Joint rangements, Wm. Locker, Wm. Cleary, Stephen Lynch, @ Shakspere Hotel, corner of William 2th inst., at 742 to the above nominations, and to take sue! Batok Gro ‘Thomas Fitzgerald. TH WARD.~AT A MEETING OF THE FIFTH WARD Young Men’s Buchanan Association, held at 313 Green- wich street, on Friday evening, June 20th, 1856, an election for officers was ordered and resulted as follows:—For Presi- dent—Joseph W. Cornell: for Vice Prositenta John Moore, james D: Hall, Henry West, James Long, Martin Murnan, Peter O’Brien; for ‘Recording ‘Secret Alex. H. MeGarren} for Corresponding Secretry Charles William L. rahals—, ernard Colgan, Moidhew Faker. The follow were unanimously adopted:—Whereas, a great crisis in our national affairs is approaching, which’ is to decide whether ‘wisdom and patriotism or fanaticiam are to control the destiny Of this great nation, Resolved, That we recognise in James Bu. cbanan and John ©. Breckenridge the men most capable of restoring peace, and . Resolved, That we recei with srs most cordial and enthusiastic feelings the names of James Buchanan enridge, a: the standard beareg Resolve ‘That in James Buel lomat of the highest order, capable man fen eontro} the destiny of i John C. Breckenridge we recognize an eminent pure patriot, every sense of the we ‘well ‘worthy the high honor of residing over the Tigiea legislative body in the world. t we invite al’ the young men of the ward to nalfe with'us in promoting success of the poate part Pia JOSEFH W. CORNELL, President, Auzx. H. McGarnen, Secretary, Jong; for Trensurer— rnot nee, Junr.; resolutions ony to nan we recognise a ‘whose wisdom, experience, o joint to him as 0 the country In the present contest 1 TH WARD RALLY.—THE ELECTORS OF THE Eighteenth ward, in favor of the election of Fremont and Dayton, are requested to meet at the Gramercy, corner of ‘Twentieth street and Third avenue, on Monday evei June , at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of organizing a Fremont Club for the approaching campaign. QS? WARD.—1HE DEMOCRACY UNITED FOR BU- chanan and Breokenri Of the Twent} nations of Buchanan and Breckenridge, esemble in mass ‘meeting at Hibbard aud McCoy's; corner of Fourth avenue and Thirty-second street, on Monday evening, the 23d inst., at haif-past 7 o'clock, to respond to the n tions made by the Cincinnati Convention. The followin dregs the meetin, Lorenzo B. Shepard, James T. Brady, Daniel B. Taylor, James M. Smith, .—The democratic electors first ward and all others favorable to the Domi. gentlemen are expected to be present and ad- Horace F. Clark, Ambrose L’ Pini Richard Busted, rder of the committee of arrangements of the respective democratic committees of Twenty-first ward, Josiah Sutherland, AL. Pinney, John F. Broderick, 1 MeCoy, Barnard NeCabe, Bernard Devlin, Johu Ki VACHE, Chairman, ey, ndre Froment, Dante W. Clarke, Secretary. QONP WARD—UNION OF THE | DEMOCRACY Buchanan and Breckenridge—Grand ratification meet- ing —The of the Twenty-second ward will asaem- ble in mass convention on Monday evening, June 23, 1856, ni {he house of James Hughes, corer of Forty-ninth streut and hth avenue, to respond to th ions of the. Cincin- nati! Conve: The folowing eutemen have been invited toaddress the meeting— <r Clark, Req. Jamnes T. Hirady, Kan. Hon, ‘iglor, Hon, Conrad: Sciwackhamer, “Hon. F-'B. Guiting, @, Hi. Sicyker Jr., Eaq., Hon. D. O'Keefe, Colonel Doheny, and sever others. ‘A band of music will be In attendances. 20 B. Shepard, Horace F. At A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE Central Committee of the Fi nelson Clut of ihe City of New York, convened at Academy Hall on Fri- day evening, June 20, the following resolution was unani- mously ado} Rerolved, hat this Central Committee hereby requesta the presidents of the various clubs city to call meetings of the clubs in thelr respective wards to, make immodiate ar- for the reception of Mr. Fillmore; and that they also be respectfully requested to exiend, through the pub) press, general invitations to all citizens disposed to honor the occasion, to join in procession with the elubs In this demon- stration ‘of respect and welcome to our distinguished fellow citizen, Hon, “Millard Fillmore, on bi an 5 rangement urn to his native HEN, President. wt Santa, 1, W. PAuKEn, RALLY! RALLY—THIRTRENTH Huchanan and Breckenridge igned request the ‘Thirteenth. W 1} Secretaries. WARD— ane there is strength, ic republican elec: and ail others tn favor of the atrioy, James Buchanan, and the “Young Fagle’} ge, tow ‘ice Presidency, Lindhetm's. Hotel, ran at Sorel lock, for the pur- b, for the coming cam: R rge Wh Covert, Dr. Mitchelof, H. . M. Ratacher, F. Stupehe: vharles Doty, wtaly, oh ‘Orr, 8. Kimmelatiel, Ty, Lindheim, John MeCon: Peter Mitchell, one 3 Koster, Wi Walters, Anthony Shah Thans Smith, L, Lowen- Hilerunyhausen, Wm. y fa Durlach, Charles K erry Sablein, Hem i, ier, Franc Roseabourgh, n McConnell, Jr. HE SEVENTH WARD FILLMORE AND DONELSON ill meet at No. 68 East Broadway, upon the an- nouncement, | first gun, of the arrival “ot fon. Millard Fillmore, (o join in the reception upon big HAR MILLS, resident, Jonarn H. Gnay, Socretary” BILLIARDS. A TARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, OF the best quality, will be found at our m iargest and mont complete in the city. Good second haw tar bles for sal e aoe eae CNO'CONNOR & COLLENDER, 58 Ann street, ILLIA RDS.—THE pay ATLAS SAYS: “IT IS AN established fact, no tables in the world to eerreee Pi BLAN'R ae that Lefaenad hy ced all are anrious to teat 1 ‘rualides.” Chambers street, up siaira, MPHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED 70 PUT HIS ‘combination cushions on tables of the old style, on reason: able terms. They have been already put on tables fol- lowing makers:-—Winanis, Oridith & Decker, Moore, Pena, and Bassford’s, and have, ve Riven the utmost satis PHELAN, 80 Chambers street. ¢ count} 'sroT, MATRIMONIAL. MATEINONTAL. .—A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD OHA- acter and steady habits, and in fait clrenmstances, who is twenty-four years ol age, {8 desirous to form the acquaint- ance of & young women, with a view to matrimony; she must beof akind and atfectl lonate disposition, and be possersed some fortune; should have no ol low lady, ‘any one who bas the means of making a happy and com ort. able home. Please address, for three days, Faithful, Madison square Post office. nto a wi Baw § SEGARS BY STRAMSHIPS BL. Cahawba. ene - | Ss" la del roya as, &e.. by the a. EP. RO- Ww market pri ARS.—CASH PURCHASERS CAN § gaing irom a stock of one million, ormian, $8 80 do. WN SBOURE BAR. eras a Gah advanced tipon. xetarn oe silg BALULUE Fes G ARKO, 17 J Wary equipment Warehoure, No, 4 Fulton street, ny DRY GOODS, &C, pate he. ~ Le 10. 00 YARDS FiGUs FIGURED Swine eae, Toe. Namimer “dresses, eal patterns. (eet rie band ‘eunbeol- dere Mhisettes in ¥ YETER ROBERTS & CO., 375 Broadway. 55 (BROADWAY—GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE furnishing bazaar—spring fashions for 1856. LEWIS smACORS, tv attention to the most cony fit yee ‘assortment A gent lahing goods in the sity. P'Tust received 10) ey ‘paiterus dof pruted whiruugs, Pretch’ bosoms, without com AUAQUE RICH BAREGE ROBES, THAT WERE SOLD at $12, $14 and $16, are now care ed at $6, $7 and $3, in order to effectually clear off this stoc By order of Assignees, 703 Broadway. AMOUR RICH SILKS. THAT. HAVE BEEN SOLD AT .» Will be sold at 750. per yard, in order to re- Sete tiie ace ua ete ible. _eauuitul China ails per yard, worth Yard wide sitks, in rie qualities and colors, will be offered At 10s. 6d., for this week only, at the ‘Assignees’ sale. 703 Broadway. LL OUR MUSLIN DRESSES, Rob ae e Wil be offered this week at such prices that iddics cannot fail to buy thes ‘Assignees? sale, 703 Broadway. AY OUR FINE bs opameag 9 Cambrics) &e., win baa otared this week at an immense sacrisice, in order to close off Assignee: ees! ale, 703 Broadway. ATHERTON LADINS WHO ARE © STRANGERS re respectfully requested to call and examine our sick of Pot serabroideries, d’Aquille, Honiton, Va- Sea ek ad ge! pte shows echt s. 1, ‘and laces, gi imured nets for mani mantilias, Figured mueline, bands, &c.. isthe ROBERTS & CO., $75 Broadway. SSIGNEES’ SALE OF EMBROIDERIES. 708 Broadwi way. Needle worked bands. Needle worked collars. Needle worked collars and sleeves in cts. ie worked cambric breakfast seta. Ni worked handkerchiefs, All of the finest Paris and fancy manufacture, for which the late firm of J, France & Co, were so justly gelebrated, will be offered on Monday, June 23, and during the week, at # per cent reduction. By order of assignees. finde eb casts Retell bee ane EEE ANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY.—THE GREAT CON, Linued sale, for twenty-one days, of $45,000 worth of Shawls, dress goods, mantillas, embi Fal dotuestios st oar spaciots:premisce oh Bundreds of Sisomers daly. The entire mock mst’ be cloned in twenty-one days from the 19th inet, ‘Splendid bargains now selling. 94. Ladies, call Oppeciie Anderson's | by ee ons morear Cromer Geta EAUTIFUL BLACK AND COLORED At tremendous bargains. Barege robes, Fine qualiti , and $5, th $7 an Bareges, by the WS rd, equally cheap; Ca aE ites, In'rich colors, 10 cents per ard, wi worth 28, roadway. EAUTIFUL FRENCH, MUSLINS, IN RICH COLORS, that have Lena sold at 2s, and 2s. ‘Are now offered at 18. and 1s. 8d, per yard. Briliants, lawns, Assignees’ sale. Muslins, Breakfast dresses, £c., att an immense sacrifice, in order to clear this stock elfectu- Assignees! sale, 703 Broadway. BLACK, THREAD, LACE SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, cay es collars and colffures. Veils from $40. Laces all widt Guipure laces, a full assortment. PETER ROBERTS & CO., 875 Broadway. BRGAELES PONT, POINT D'AQUILLE, POINT a’ Applique, Honiton and Valenctennes sets, collars, capes, mantillas and be at reduced a prices. PETER ROBERTS & CO., $75 Broadway. LACK FILLET SHAWLS AND es lain and embroidered, Received by the Arabia. A. T. STEWART & CO., Broadway, Chambers and Beade streets. \ORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS AND SKIRTS, OF ALL k! The largest Crear and lowest prices in the city, at Mrs. GAYNOR’S, 45 Third Chea al ‘enth atreet, and’ 262 Sixth avenue, near Seventeenth street. Sey ers ‘8 (pio Lye Bed itrength, sm 8 and ‘ssa obtained a Fy eo eat atthe Great ‘Paris exposttion of 1855. umbers: and agsortmenta received re iaiy, and for sag b CLARK'S SPOOL COTTON. CR I 200 as em at iraeinee in order to effectually clear this stock. as Fine frontings 2s. per yard, worth 3a. 6d. Marseilles and toilet quilts at an immense sacrifice, this being the last week of By order of Assignees. 703 Broadway. HEAP BAREGE ROBES.— Fie dial find tremendous bargains in black and colored Beautful styles, in rich qualities, : sean $4.80, worth $7 50. Assignees sale. ‘703 Broadway. (SEALS AND MOUSELINE DE LAINES, Some larger yard. 8. STEWART & CO. Broadway, ‘Ohamabers and Reade streets. LOSING SALES OF DRY GOODS.—REMOVING TO 703 Broadway.—As the time is limited fer selling off the immense stock of dry goods contained in this store, ladies would study their own interest by calling early in order to secure the greatest bargains ever offered, as the whole must be sold without regard to cost HOO! 880 Bowery, opposite Fifth street. [DECIDED BARGAINS IN Hosiery, Embroideries, &e. 708 Broadway. Benner BASQUES, IN ALL STYLES, OF LAOR and muslin, Marseilles, &c, just received; also black uh ere yurning ans perior crape and mourning goods, capes headresses, very su se toualsa lovofensbtoiierien,taread ad goods tt sole soiled, net apart, at half price, Will reniove shortly to, SS7, Broadway, oppeiite Niblo’s. RICHMOND'S, 369 Broadway. IRENCH ORGANDIE setae 'rom auction, ‘At Ie. 6d. per yard, usual price 48 conte T. STEWART & CO. Broadway, 4 anbers and Reade streets, RENCH EMBROIDERED SETS—LACE SETS, I great variety, consisting of Valencicnnes, pointd’applique, Honfton, Mechiin’ medallion, regency, &c., £5. Broakiast and travelling sets, all at Tunnanally low vices, GENIN Bazar, S18 Broadway, . Nicholas RRAT SALE OF LI DS.—$15,000 WORTH OF damask table linens, siting and and sheeting d do., Bacau aud other towelings, &c., on ers to supply themeelves a Shalt e usual acrinen te as the stork ly, previous to removing to TOS must be d out immediate), Broadway. HOOK, 88 Bowery. REAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS, ‘Tn order to olear out the entire stock of spring and sum- mer goods, the following articles hnve been reduced 393 pe: bent oon regular prices :— Assignees’ sale. lotel. Pi shalleys. 5 cases China silk, at 50 cents per yard. Attention is particularly invited to this stock before pur- chases are le elsew! Goods rs be eireely shown, ‘&ec., &c. &c. Bat way, (Late Leadbeater’s.) if Joan MADDEN, AGENT, 867 BROADWAY, ,CORNER of Prince strect—From’ auction, 300 ladies’ basques, ee te and sacks, from ‘50 each. 00 children’s asques, Nackets, ‘sacks and aprons, from $1 to $175 each. M" cig ret nase attendee to be parm in New York. black motre ariety of antique and lace manties, binck ailk and do. do., and a 9 plonsid jot of Graipure, Chanully and other lace mant lea. ladies to ‘of la prices with those of olhers before purchas- ANTILLAS—BRODIE’S MANTILLAS.— GEO. Ba pie, ot Canal and 63 Lispenard streets, bas now the st assorted stock nuttabte for the lot embraces OURNING GOODS FROM AUCTION, AT HALF price of importa 3.00 yards black and ‘hte e French organdies. 2500" | “lawns, very fine. 000 Ws gteenes and barcgen 8) Also, 1,000 worth of Laat — tion of desirable mourn- ing. incredible low holesale buyers please l. W. JACK! ON 6 new mourning store, 581 Broadway, between Spring and Prince sts, eye DE VOYAGE, OR TRAVELLING CLOAK. II assortment will be aeons on Monday, June 23, by GEORGE A, HEARN, 425 Broadwa; ON MONDAY, JUNE 2, WE <a OFFER GRENA- dine robes for $20, worth $90. We respectfully call the attention of the ladies | Teaving f for the country to our jine assort- ent of embroideries and hoslery, at prices that daty compet ‘Broadwa: N; B.—Children’s barege robes. ve Y Ma RICHEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GENUINE black thread, and Guipure laces ever im (Received by the Ante, a aie peels Qwidhand withod foutet meth Manti Bp ile nd edings al i ay ihe Fas e., de, Broadway, Chambers une Reade atreets. IE LATEST PARI STYLE ORGANDIE ROBES, ‘Will be fags paied by, eae rabia,) opened on Monday, (ne ETEWART & 00., Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets, HE ENTIRE STOCK OF her lt gr COMPRISING French embroidered applics hot tbe , In all colors, will be cleared out under coat of im GENIN’ 3 Buzanr, a8 Broalway, St. Nicholas Hotel. MILLINERY, &. een ees [XDEPENDENCE GUARD—THE MEMBERS OF THIS corps will asgemblo at whe armory on Monday evening, 23d inst., for special business. Bs; bd ~~ JAMES A. BOYLE. TLITARY EQUIPMENTS, NEW AND SECOND handed, for sale or to hire a) STORMS, aaddlery and mille corner SPECIAL NOTICES. ~ mA RAND MARSHALS HEADQUARTERS, 27 TENTH New York, June 21, 1as6.—In pursaanee of mi Committee mimnen Cot ‘eeeption of our distiagulahed fe citizen, Millard Fillmore, upon his return from Europe, I hereby request all clubs, Societies and committers desirous of taking part in said reception, to rey ether with the names of their offloers, at the ned, No. 15 Nassau street, corner of Pine, on Monday, 2d inst., irom Until g oloek, P.M, after that hour until 10 o'clock, P.M., at 247 Tenth street, between First and Second avenues. All citizens are respectully invited to ake part in the recep. tion. Due notice of the time and order of the procession will be further published, The aids and marshals selected by the Grand Marshal to as- sist him in carrying out the arrangements will meet him at Yoom No. 12 City Hall, ou Monday, 23d inst at 4 o'clock, P.M. 8 LLOYD, Grand Man ‘AYOR’S OFFICE, NEW YORK, JUNE 16, 1836.—NO- tice to owners of dogs.—Notice is hereby given that on and after Wednesday, June 25, inst., the ordinance respectiny dogs found running loose or at large in any street south ol Forty-second treet, without being properly muzzled, will be ly enforced. The sum of fifly cents will be paid for every brought alive to the pound, on the comer of First avenue and Thirty-tirst street, whieh ‘shall have beeu found in the sreets, running loose dr at large, Wrilbows being pooperiy ae ‘oh presentation of the ceriificate of the Porut Keeper to ae heb ot Police, at his office, in the Park. Owners o1 dogs may reclaim them at the Pound, between sunrise and sunset onihe day on which they were received, on payment of ex- penses, FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor, OTICE.—A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the New York and New Rochelie Railroad Company Will be held atthe Metropolitan Flotel, on Tuesday, the firat day of July next, at 1 o'clodk, for the purpose of electing @ Board of Directors, aud transacting such other buswwess as De deemed for the interest ofthe comp: WARREN LELAND, Secretary, REN New Yorx, June 14, 1856. orice 220, ,CREDITORS.—NOTICE ing to Taw, t all z again Charlotte Osborn, Inte of port. in the town of Brookhaven and county of Builulk, deceased, that they are re- quired to exhibit the same, with Ue vouchers thereof, to the Subscribers, the executors of the lust will und testament oF the fald deceanéd, at the dwelling house of Edwart Osborn, snek the executors, at of August next. Is HEREBY Bellport aforesaid, on or before be wih da} Dated the 9 lath day Sopraary, see SHOR! WIRLTAM REY AN, HE FILLMORE RECEPTION.—THE G, C. SECTIONS ofthe American Legion will carry the small defence, on hs occasion. “Banner L. mingling promiacuously, . TISDALE, G. C. Uke COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE, NEW CITY HALL, 32 Chambers street.—Notice to tax payers. ‘The assesameut rolls of the re wards of the city of New York having been by the ollice, we hereby give notice y Exeoutors, examination and review from Tuesday, the 2h day of May, ‘until Wednesday, the 25th day of Suns; inclusive. “All dose interested, who are desirous of examining or correcting the game, are requested to make application Mo the underai between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., al Ww." PHOK ‘Tax Commiss'rs, Ae ow WIAIAMSON, New Yor, May BNTREVILLE COURSE, L. day, June 23, at 4 o'clock, eidhe three in gve, in harness. James Whelpley 1a Peters; Hiram Woodruff names g.m. Lad: el match is play or pay, and to come olf, rain or shine. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. IENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I—TROTIING.—ON Tuesday, June 24, at 3 o'clock, maich $1,000, mile heats, best three in five.—James Mc! Mann hames b. m. Flora Terap! in harness; D. Ptifer names b. g. C cage under the sad- dle, ine INKLIN, Proprietor. ‘NION COURSE, L. I—RUNNING.—ON MONDAY, June 23, at 3o’clock P. M., amatch for $1,000, a single dash of five miles. C. Hood names ch. m. Auunta; W. J. Shaw names ch. m. Unknown. SSIAW & WHITE, Proprietors, .—TROTTING.—ON WEDNESDAY, NION COU: RSEL. 1 June 25, at 33, o'clock P, M., a purse and stake of $459, two miles and , fo WagorN, Voodruil names b. g. Honest John; Wm. Whelan names b. m, lola. SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors. ae SUMMER RESORTS. Ammetoan HOTEL, AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS, FOUR- teen miles from ‘Herkimer, is now open for ihe recep- f tion of visiters. The rooms are large and airy, the scenery of he most splendid kind; tive lakes, abounding. with, tsb, are within one hour's ride. A line of stages leave Herkimer dajly on the arrival of the cars. The sulphur water of the above springs is well adapted and highly recommended for a large class of chronic and cutaneous Terms mode- rate. WILLIAM P. JOHNSON, Proprietor. \OLUMBIA SPRINGS HOUSE—FOUR MILES NORTH of the city of Hudson—Is now open for the reception of visitors, ‘The public will find the water at these springs supe- rior to any in the State for the cure of all esa tons of the skin or impurities of the blood. —_E. B. NASH. Proprietor. LIFFWOOD HOUSE.—THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING leaned the new and splendid hote}, situated at Mantaven, cr €) lew Jersey, wi e prepar to receive th guesia od the 3ous of June. ion tsurpassed; splendid roves numervua spfze, Aue baibing: ealing, toning, gun , &c., making it far superior as a summer resort to any in the State.” The fine steamer Keyport, Capt. Arrowsmith, will leave the, foot of Murray, sire daily, ui 4 o'clock B. M., the first landing at the above p sie jroadwa} ce. For terms apply 7 Bleecker street, or at the Clidfwood ALBERT PORTER, Propretor. _ Fontan HOUSE, pane LAKE, ON SCHOOLEY’S ‘° and tain, N; J., tx now open for the reception of guesta families, thie is a delightfal and healthy retreat, ad to oramen iis attractions are unequalled. For rooms, adresse - M. Sharp & Co., Stanhope Post olllce, New Jersey. ILMORE HOUSE —THB UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. fully informs bi atrous, and the travelling pub- lic gt iereiery that he ine giv ven up the Bellevue House, which he Una kept for the last twelv e years, and that he has croclod & new, elass hotel, which, from hia experience in the busi- ness, he 1s sauafied will exactly meet the wants of his guests. The rooms are large and Airy and the house ‘contains all the modern improvements. The Fillmore House will posiively be opened ow the 15th of June. Rooms can be secured now, by fmmediate application. WM. W. HAZARD, ‘Newronr, June 11, 1856. ETTY HOUSE, YONKERS, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, rN. Y.—The above well known family hotel, on the Hudson soventeen miles from the city, where communicado i fed Baurty by rallron’ and stessabealn, osecs faeliues o pare ties doing business in the city second to none. ‘The drivesare beautiful, and its reputation for health and beauty of scenery isnot surpassed. Several suites of rooms to let on reasonable terms, gymnasium, billiards, &c. ‘Terms moderate, Dinner and supper cartes, ball committees, &c., liber it with. BERT L. BUCKLIN, Proprietor. IGHLANDS OF NEVERSINK.—THOMPSON’S : AT- Jantic Pavilion, greatly enlarged since last season, isnow open for visiters. The splendid ocean and mountain scenery this locality, with its fine air, surf and river bathing, sailing find fishing, dives ‘and walks, &e., render it one of the most ‘ul and attractive sumny ts on this coutine: the bi in the of rooms wi ill AKE GEORGE.-THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HO- eorge, Warren county, New York, Ww Op ireeapice, This hovel, which waa entirely new last year, and whlch was then found to be em the past winter had a wing Lif by 4d fect coolalnina 84 rooms, had a cont roo! sod also oiber extensive slditices and isiproverstuls taloa te it, 6o that it can ‘accommod: four hun:tred persons, ; cones with the cars for Fie proprett in uow ready 10 resive mp: plications for rooms for season. ALDwel., Warren county, N. DANIEL GALE. Fall paruoulare can bo obfainod on application tothe uadee- ed, in New York, or to the ‘a8 above:— qT cia of Broadway ond k; Abraham 7. Hillyer United States ollege place and Murray street; Kdward P. Clark 198 Broad- way; Walker P. Jones, 143 MUBRAY:S HOTEL, NARROWSBTRG, SULLIVAN CO. N. Y.—Situated on’ the banks of the Delaware river and New York and Erie Railroad, 122 miles oy New York, where ‘all the trains stop. ‘This hotél has been thoroughly re] and is now open for the accommodation of the apnbk lc. men and hunters cannot find a better place than this amusement, trout, &c., being in abundance. Families wish- ing to find a healthy and pleasant location to pass a few weeks 1 find it much to their comfort to take a trip to the go tains of Sullivan county. For particulars address A. Troy and Albany. ePiaher: for their |. Rus- Sy VIEW HOUSE— HIGHLANDS OF NEVESINK.— mi ent establishment is now ready for the re- ception of visi Hers. The god f rnishings are not au by any hotel in the United si Residenta at {hie house enjoy all {he dahing and sea bath g advantages of Nahant Wwport, ai the mountain air and scenery ofan inland estabiiahinent. ‘The fine slenmboats one tn eapieat oats order, and visiters cau leave the city nt east wice a day, and be landed direct at the hotel. ANUN, Proprieior. BA, BATHING AT LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.— The proprietors of the Metropoftan’ H. tel beg leave te ‘that their hotel ‘will be open for the rece visiters on the 25th of June. No pi will ared by the Proprietors to make ali com- fortable who favor them wi ho wish te a . Families wl Progure rooms can do 40 by mall, which will be promptly at to. J. H, & T.'W. COOPER, Proprietors, Long Baaxcn, May 3), 1806. BA BATHING, LONG BRANCH, NEW JRRSRY.—THE ‘Mansion House will be open on the 3h of June for re- ception of eee boarders and visiters. The Mansion House is atuated only one hundred yards from, the sea shore, fronting on the nea ‘Accommodate three hun dred boarders. For rooms, address 8. Laird, proprietor, Long Branch, ¥. J. GPA _BATHING-UNITED STATES HOTEL, | LONG ranch, N. J.—This desirable summer resort. ‘will ‘opem Tune 25, for the summer season. KENNEDY & OO, Proprietors. Sienmers Jas. Christopher and Ocean Wa leave for Long Branch, from dally, and Lettres trom Htobiason streey, daily et Sse BAe @ fact that a ‘and ex. fengive job ofliee is connected with the AMERICAN WEEKLY. PRESS, where they can have their orders for bills, cards, checks, &c., executed with neatness, cheapness and des ach Advertising In the paper, fifty cents per line; job printing proportionably moderate. 'Oflice, northwes) corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, HE PROPRIETOR OF bd AMERICAN HOTEL, AT Kingston, Ulster county, N. Y., offers the best of acco- imodations, for families and ities éntlemen, on the most rea- sonable ‘he house in. situated a few miles from the: iudvon, in the neigl ighborh Hot the Ci ‘atskill moun- tains, in the most picturesque partof the country. Address Charles Stephens, American Hotel, Kingston, Ulster county. REWARDS, Pp) REWARD.—TAKEN FROM THE PRIVY O1 B5 Owens 4aCcinion Place, 2iet natant, a hon gon lever, . Cooper, m No. 2080 ; oy rere na toaide the cas ‘John & Me! ei] to Morgan 1. jeav’ atin Reward will be paid Sn delivering ne boro, orto or to JW. wn & Co., 45 South street, New York, aaecteeeneehintetnanneetesteeanteseste REWARD. —LOST, ON WRDNEADAY, THE 18TH $2! instant, in the hand ‘he above reward will be Jeaving them with Felix Dui ~REWARD.—LORT, OW TURADAY EVENING, $5 June 19, on the corner of Bowery and Prince street, & black and ten terrier sint, about efght montus oll; a Saawers to ilar. Any the mau of Rony had om ‘a red ‘leather co ; Dib) Pim auect, wil reoeivelbeabore revere | f 5 SITUATIONS (WANTED, ae )RMAN GIRL Wiss A sir. nd to do light chamberwerk. ‘The Pease call, or two dayay at 126 as seamatre Dest of city reterence giv Leonard street, room COMPRTENT PROTESTANT WOMAN 18 DESIROUS of going to Paris, in the steamer, about Juans), wishes © engage to take care of children or wail on bis ihe voyage, as compensation for her passage. ‘one se Oe ee Lit anevices cam appiy to award Bekaey 62 Wall st., for further information. A sr TION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER; THE best of reference given. Address V. W., Herald offlce. ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, THE ADVER- OD, tser has had long experience in private families, and can x ve first rate city references. Apply at 19 Dey at. "7 O DENTISTS.\—A YOUNG MAN, OF EXPERIENCE IN Mechanical Gentistry, Wishes a situation, Address Dens, box 160, Herald office. 10 WHOLESALE GROCERS AND OTHERS.—AN ENG- Niskanen, of tirst rate busines habits, aged 2, just arrived from England, wishes to weet with a situation, wa sale or in some capacity business qualtications, would. advantaxeous, or in a wholesale store bus travelled for six years. Addre: io. 12 a first rate London house fc ty stieet, Puiton street, Brooklyn: Honey’s Union Hotel, Li AN EXPERIENCED AND COM- or (0 take yorcountry. Address A, M. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE married Woman, with one child eight years old, in 4 pri- vate family, to do wailing or chamberwork, or tak cate children. “fas no objection to she counwy. Please address M. G. 7113 bast 16th st., first door from Ist ay. Can be seen for two days. A SITUATION, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, respectavie widow woman, Please t le clly rete ‘Weidemull —A LADY, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND fully cali deslres a situation ag housekeeper. Ad- drens Mra. C, H,, Herald office ures or tostructions may years’ experience on above liar facilities. A Staten Island. situation ina schuol, where I meet with fair remuneration. F New York, give pe New Brighton Post tl HELP WANTED, AL. HOUSEWORK, Apply at 243, GIRL WANTED—TO DO She must be a good washer and ironer. Hudson st. Borex nding with D—ONE ABOUT 14 YEARS OF AGE, RE- his parents, may hear of a situation by ap- plying at 259 Front st. WHO CAN COMB ¥ and cay bility, and Is y useful for a reasonable sala- siiation by applying at 179 ANTED.—GOOD WORKERS CAN cousiant employment and the highest wages paid. tpi to Geo. Bulpin, Paris Mantilla Emporium, $01 Bi RUG CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, THO. roughly competent, for the retail trade, Address box 227 Brooklyn st ofice. —WANTED, IN A FEMALE SEM outh, of respectability and long standin h music, French and drawing. Address ler, Principal Columbia Female Academy, Colum- IFTY LABORERS WANTED—AT LUMBER YARD foot of With street, North river, ‘Those accustomed to handing timber and lumber will tind steady employment. R.—WANTED, toone who te thoroughly compete attuntion fe olteréd: fymily ematte “Addresk Gontideutat, way Post oflice, stating where an interview can be had, which will be immediately attended to. AN AMERICAN LADY, TOCK A HANDS WANTED—TO WORK IN the ehop, on steady vy furnish store, No.1 Asior House. None but the v need est apply; to those constant employment tal we highest wages ite paid. W ANTED—A GOOD PROTESTANT COOK. A FAITH. ful worker and caretal ve a steady home and ood Wages, in a pleasant, healthy place, two houra from New fork. Apply on Monday and ‘tuesday, between 10 and 2 o'clock, at 2 Broad str TANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A FIRST rate cook, Washer and ironer, She mustbe either French, German, Scotch or Welsh ; must come well recommended. 8 West lth street, « few doors from Broadway, BRAL, HOUSEWORK, IN A sp oman, Who is ent washer and iroaer, of obliging nid can have a good recommendation apply, and no written larké street, corner of Apply aid ‘ANTED—TO DO GEN ‘mall family, a tidy, ood plain cook, an exe and willing disposition, from her lust situation; none other ne ‘Apply at No. GIRL, ACCUSTOMED TO TANTED—A G Apply at 204 Weat 324 st., be take charge of tween Eth and 9th av WASTED BY AN IMPORTING HOUSE OF CLOTH 's timmings, an experienced salesman, who can ccamand & good line of elty and country trade. lio, a food bookkeeper. Apply to Uiman, Fugénheim & Co.'s No. 6 AM alate STOUT YOUNG MEN, AMERICANS, 1o go on Whaling voyages as green hands; also, coo} carpentess and blackrmniths wanted: advance to the amount ot $75 paid to each man for outtit before maar pe Pitan shipping office, No. 61 South street, or No. 87 West street, stars. 100 CANAL LADORERS WANTED FOR THE STATE of New York, wages nine shilings per day, Pi inoney advanced. Will siart on Tuvsday, the iat foot accompanied by M. Cobnert. Apply immediately, at Cohmert & Co.'s 126 Greenwich st. 200 SHIRT FINISHERS, HODY MAKERS, BOSOM and collar stitchers wanted, at GREEN'S shirt ma- nutactory, No. 1 Astor House. None but meat very neatest of siltchers and best of gewers need apply. To those, eoustant employment and the highest wages will be given. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. U A NEW YORK, PRIE M. SIMON, anati, de venir le joindre, ‘Hotel de France, 98 A waletsnaten to go Workers and chasers on silver, out of the city. “Apply to M Iniowh & Co, Artista’ and Mechanics’ General Agency,, $43 10 to 3 o'clock. mo Har 1pO HARNESS MAKERS.—WANTED, SIX FIRST RATE workmen, None other need apply, to P. Trainor, 878 Broadway. woe Cadet UPHOLSTERERS ¥; ANTED--AT 877 BROAD- FREEMAN & WATSON. RCT JOBBER WANTED.—A a: oo PER- fect! lerstanda repairing to Beaac ith’s Sons & Co., 257 Pearl street. Avely ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, 109 MINERS, ‘and Welsh preferred,) fora coal mine in an ries State, Free passage. Suitable houses for families at 9f81 and $2 per month, ‘Hoar for singlo pers n, $3per woek. The best of wages given aud work guaranteed Yor one year and more. Apply, between the hours of Ll and 1 o'clock, to Edward Blumen: wi ‘WASTED-A MOLDER IN AN IRON FOUNDRY, A short distance in the country, None need apply with good reconmendations. ANNA & BEEBE, 2 Beekman st., N. ¥. INTELLIGENCE OFFICES. MPLOYERS WISHING GOOD HELP WILt ‘FIND RE- spectable servanis at Morris Cohnert & Co. 3, 287 Broad- Way, corner of Reade street. Also, farmers, laborers, &¢., at this or the branch oflice, 126 Greenwich, near Cedar st, LosT AND FOUND. O8T—ON ‘FRIDAY, JUNE 2, TWO ‘NOTES, AS FOL- Jowa:—John J, Wheeler, $1,000; John F. Ryerson, Gilby months from Apri and all person 2 Gautiened against 0 ne inder wi favor by returning them, throug! office, to D.C. Fy 74 Warren sirect. = te Fost OST—ON FRIDAY EVENING, 2TH 1 A L bracelet, suppored to have been dropped Oy tie cwneeke coming from hts are street, in the Third pt on or while Fascing frota Faurd avenue, su Roarteraas Gee Bromus and’ kleventh sineets he. feder eat ee Sullably Fe: warded by leaving at 2 Beek man street, up stairs. OST—ON FRIDAY LAST, A LARGE POCKET Lowa. letters, directed, one to John C Cou, 7. the other Jas. Heartley, Oswego Co., and some other papers. Whoever will return thto Andrews & Kendall, No. 5 Tryon row, or to john Hodgins, Eleventh avenue, corner Forty will be liberally rewarded.” O*M*F FOFly sith street, a A TERE TOLEN PROM ONE OF THE OAK HALL WAGONS oat Whoever wil rotara the seme'to 84 tod Se Filton eek er will ae WO 94 Will be liberally rewarded. bi TOLEN—PROM THE SUBSCRIBER, AT JERSRY Thursday, the 1h of Jone init. ceriideate of d'by ihe Dutcher apt Drovers’ Bank, for $5,600, aepoat be Hollingsworth. All persona are notified not to reotive or enolate ts ce: ie, as the payment of ihe New Yorn, June 30, 1886, _____ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. .000 TO $10,00) WANTED, WITH AN AGEIVR A partner, in a h “atl A PARTNER WANTED—WITIH $10,000, TO TAKE. AN ich must eventually monopoliee the imackel “Address Pet w tentee, Herald office, i (QQOPARTNERSHIP NOTICR—WE HAVE ae Dar iy admitted Messrs. Joshua Crane and Geo. Starb of Boston, U, 8. A., partners in our house, Seg buainess will be continued under i ¢ same wpe ars ae . TRAIN & MELNOURN®, Australia, Nov. 1, 1086.” ee Ria sad 3... AREER S ‘Ofgs. —THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- . wag aad oo subscribers, under the firm of ©. 8, Vincent retiing, “0. B. Caswell aut Alen toca yiteene 3 8. Cagwell a tinue ihe busineas ad heretofore, under diese camenane, Kunx, to New Yorn, May 1, 1856. ANDRE VINCKNT. RESTAURANTS. JMPORTANT TO ALI.—GUSPAVUB A. RATA EGS totnform his numerous friends, and the. public in gene: yal, that be will open, Kia spacious and comiably Atet ne Pp a a rey ive bisa a nll,’ os .