The New York Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1856, Page 5

nnn New York Tenant Houses. Y | ether tuie able, A LOOK TEXOUGH THE ELEVENTH AND THIRTEENTH | = ote, wean Spraitle WARDS-—VIeIT TO FONT NONSENSE AND POINT ISA> BEL—LOTTBLY POLICY B/YENS—NAG PICKERS! PARADIS AND KAG PICKERS’ ROW The Legislative Committee appoiuted to investigate into fe condition of the tenant houses of New York, mado fether tour of inspection on Monday, fhe Committee con sted of Moores Koo, (Chairman,) Duganne, Brevoort, @urtis, and Shea, aif of whom were prosent at 11 A. Af, at ‘the City Inspector's oflice. It was arranged to look through the Fleyenth and Thirteonth wards, Aa ade quate number of carriages ‘being provided, the Commit we, accompauied by Alcerman Griggs and Councilman Whitlock, from the Commva Council Commitiees on Public Health, and the fealth Wardens of the Eleventh anc Thirteenth wards, proceeded first to the Thirteenth ward. A double tenant house at Nos, 6 and 7 Hester street, near Division strect, was the first locality visited, The buiid- ‘tg Was tive stories io height, and oxternally prosented ap appearance above the average of tenant houses. A inside at the narrow halls and stairs, with a view ‘@ the nearly total absence of opportunity of ventilation, showed it to be, in point of construction, one of the worst clave of tevant houses in the city, The rooms were all Aled, even to marly cuifocation. The apartments were seal, a room and bedroom comprising a suit for a fami- , for which was charged from $5 to $6 60 a month, was an infinite number of dirty ragged children, who looked as though they had never breathed pure air er experienced the contact of pure Croton. In the rear was @ building of worse construction aud worse tenanted, rents jower but rooms much smailer and darker, aad more replete with exhibitions of poverty and dirt end nauseating smeils. ‘A tenant house, nearly opposite the last locality, on a@trianguiar piece of ground called ‘Point Isabel,” was mext virited. Iu the lower part resided twenty families, a occupying meager apartments and paying exorbitant e upper story Was used as a boarding house, poe kept by a German woman. Sho said she bad Awenty-four boarders. To endure the prevalent odors of ‘We smariaument must require strong olfactories and strouger stomac! Nos. 88 aud 90 Wilet street, another double tenant house, ‘Was next looked through. The building is six stories, anc Beccupied by twenty-six families, with an aggregate of ene handred an twenty three persons. The piers pos- sesses some good features, remarkable from their being rarely seen in pean houses. Croton water and gas are en every ti Ventilators are over each door—tne ious—ceilings high, and plenty of win- loor is extended over the yard, so that the ‘occupants wan do their shes and other work without moing out doors, The rent paid here varied from $4 to $9 per mouth Nox, 30 and 32 Ridge street, which the committee next visited, contained only one entrance from the middle of an alleyway on one side, To get in required an ascent efadark, and circuitous and rickety pair of stairs. In the building, and in miserable and flithy apartment, fived twenty four families, with but the barest poasibili- ty of escape in case of tire. ‘ Fort Nousense,”’ so called, was next looked through. It comprised a piain tour story modern building, in the rear of No. 42 Ridge street, eccuipied by colored people. The apartments were all in ‘meat order—the male occupants declared themselves for Gol. Fremont. A staiworth uegro, of darkestebony hue, was scouring ab old musket, declared himself bound fer Kansas, and asked that some member of the com- mittee would furnish him with a rite. The leading feature connected with the premises was a policy shop kept at the side of the alley way leading to the build- Ing. Inquiry divniged the fact that nearly all the eccupants of the building were liberal patrons of Abe policy shop. None of them wore adie to tell ef extracruinary juck in making “ hits,’? but they were all looking very hopefully fora “ ‘good turn” 4 eome, One woman, more frank than the majority, eonfessed that during the past two years sh» had svent ix ehillings where she had -drawn one—but she said it wasilike whiskey to the Irishman—she could not let it alone. She said that colored people were a smail portion ef the patrous of the shop. She had known those who fad pawned every article they had to venture is in buy- ‘tog lottery policies, and as a resuit, had been turned into the streets because they could not pay their rent. The next locality examined—No. 66 Willet strect—pre- Bented vo special features worthy of remark. ‘The ‘‘Barracks’’—as the piace is designated—compri. sing two buildings in Manhattan Place, on the east vide, between Goerck street and the East River, was visited eatin order, A portion of these premises had been through previously by a portion of the committee, fm their first visitation to the city, early m the spring. ‘The buikiings are three stories. “ince the com mittee were last there some of the — build- Ings have chgnged landords, and a marked Baprovement | visible in the cleansing of the and hails and other sauitary improvements. The ther building is as bail as itever was, and is oecapied by rag pickers main!y. Dogs and rags and tithy looking Sermane comprise the total feature of the premises. yf Walls of the rooms bore Ley evidence of constant Bigbtly battle with bed bugs on the part of the occupants ef the premises, The roof of the building was covered with a layer of rags six inches deep, laid there to dry. ‘Thi. building, it was stated, was owned by Mr. Hewilly, of No. 18 Exchange place, and that he had refused to repair the place and endeavor to make it more tenanta The rent, however, is collected regularly, and with no mercy to nop-pay ing oocapanta, The committee proceeded from this place to No. 316 Rivington street, where they found a three story house eecupied by twenty-four families, paying undue amount « a rent for the privilege of occupying very limited apart- nae Pickers’ Paradise,"’ embracing Nos. 88 and 90 Sheriff street, was proceeded to next. The nature of the premives te be visited was perceptible when the committee lal reached within a block of the place. ep eroding alr breathed of dogs and decayed rags fable ing flesh. At the entrance the first thing ed upon was a number of bags of bones with flesh them, just brought thit! from the siaughter tones pA = ry to being boil The rooms in the Duildings are limited in apace, but every inch of a is Bppropriated with beds, dog kennels and rags. In the and on the -toops and ja the entries were visible and baskets of Dones and calves’ heads with portions @f the fleeh remaining and emitting a most offensive olor. dogs set up occasional howls, adding to the delight of vieit. It was the unanimous voice of the committee ‘this place should not be allowed to be tenanted, anc the class of tenants it was, a day Tonge, as dangerous to the public health. Gide of the alley way leading to the “Paradi Was @ rag depot, in which was stowed a lange number of bags filed with rags for paper makers. Mr. Downing ordored the proprietor to vacate directly. The fast place looked through was Cottage row, iu Third street, between ayenvos C and D. It was similar to the previous oe, and occupied by rag pickers. Its owner, J. J. West, it was stated, lived in Canada and himself, but loft the collection of nent of the place to an agent Finishing the survey of this latter place, the committes rode down to the Oty Inepector’# offlee, where, after con. Suitation and in consideration of the disagreeableness in hot weather of labor of the kind delegated to them, it ‘was voted to adjourn further visitation till the Lat of Au. @ust next, to which time the committee adjourned. Fourth of July.—American ‘Our City Fathers have concluded to make the usual Guretions in celevrating the glorious. ih wih an exhibition of materials, at the various be © ‘ay. oD daily , cost, Ze., | | | Cherries, Green Peas—or oor. » may be preserved In x perfectly fr Patent selfsealing cans. Fal directions tor preserving all kinds of fraius and vegetables ac: company the caus. Price, for quarts, $25 per dozen; haif ollon, $360. N. B.-Aul orders, by postor otherwise, prompt delivered, free of expense, to any part of the cliy Ov Brouk ya. WELLS & PROOST, proprletors, Na, 32k Pearl stapet Rear Franklin square. Paper Hangings at Wholesale.--Country merchants will aud a full stock of every style and. quality know to the trade, at uie lowest t prices, at PHOMAS FAYE & CO.'S, 257 Broadway, directly opposite the City Awnings, Tents, Political Banners, d&e., mnace to order avthe shortest notice, Orders renetved by mail promptly attended to LER, AoC. roadway, nese Caiharine a, N. Y. FATHICK is the sole manufacturer, in the United Sates, the above celebrated safe nit powder proof Jocks and cross bars. Depo ‘ear ‘sureet, one door Dew Maiden lane. Machines—One Thousand imate of the earn! porter manufheturing evtablahinenta, & ior to ev other |, can rave Sousnade whovuse beyond dispuve. New machines {oferiog ones, on the usual 1, M. SINGER & O0., 323 Broad All who Need Nourishment will Find the Elizabethan aie an excellent articles being pare malt and hops, itis as useful as the impo Delivered at 10s. dezen for pints; a smaller size at $1; 28. allowed for mt Office, 120 Water street. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and senses fuperior to all others. | Their new improvements, secu comfort to the: v es nasarel elegans: aand durability, Poceketigh ooh ane teeion kn <iye is applied in Lwelve CHMLOWS, 253 way. private rooms, at DAY Ta ana: bey in ogee for wu ng thtiniable d hy Pap at ra os No. 6 Astor House.” Copy ths ‘Wigs, Wigs.—5,000 of those Invisible Wigs and toupees, at MEDHURST & CO.’S, 27 Maiden lane, made of the best materiais,; warranted not to ‘sheink or change color. Beware of extravagant Broadway prices. Braids, banda, curls, &e. ‘The Catarrh Doctor, C. Howard Marshall, will be again at St. Nicholas ‘Hotel New York, on Mondas July 2h, ay ng afew days only. Direct all levers to St. holas Hotel, New York. Hoiloway’s Ointment and Pills.—The Infal- libility of these medicines in the treatment of scurvy, and all diseases of the skin and giands, and the wonderful elect of the pills in stomach «1 ete and diarrhos, render them indispensable to all tra a08 land. Sold at the mamufactories, No. % pit and No. 244 Strand, Lendod, and by all druggis and $1 per pot or box. Over Nicaragua Walker waves ‘The glorious "stars and stipes,” Whilst nteintela by his bitters saves From fevers, axues, gri ‘The Invaluable ac Bitters are to be tained wholesale and retail from 8. STEINFELD, 70 Nassau . Forsale by all the respectable bars. groceries Balm of Thousand Flowers.—Large Su just received, Also, per steamship Hermann, one ease of rman cologne and @ splendid assariment ps Freneh and English her, tooth, and nail Ser Sroeding. combs abin'® satehets, ‘&e., &c., at GEO. E. INGER & OO'S, dispensing chemists, 309 Broadway. Families Should not be Without a Bottle of Inger’s tasteles# castor oil during the hot and unhealth: summer months of July and August. Cholera, diarrhes au dysentery prevented by its timely use. GEO. E INGER & CO., Family, Chemists, 399 Broadway, snecessors (0 Green. ———— Births. Fd Harlem, July 2, the wite of Capt. Joun L. Groroy, of a boy. At Harlem, July 4, the wife of J. D. R. Purmay, of a boy —Washington Putman, In Brooklyn, July 4, the wife of Avoveny Syow, of a bo: tie two last named gentlemen belong to the editerial corps of the New York Herald. Married. On Thursday, July 3, by Rev. C. to Rurm Hirt, all of this city. On Monday, July 30, at the Church of st. Paul, Canal street, by the Rev. ‘exiat, Bsq., county Devon, England, to Euzawsru Aaxns O'Mauizy, county Mryo, Ireland. County Mayo papers please copy. At San Francisco, Cal., June 5, by Rev. B. Bei mT, Jous R. Fuswixe to Miss Aunt J. " — of Capt. J.T. Wright, all formerly of New Yor Clapp, Jony Hastax Vincent de Dr, la Font, Samux. Died, On Saturday morning, July 5, after a short iliness Jaws, son of James and Alice Farrell, aged 19 years “| 5 months. The friends of his family, and also tif} members of the Independent Guard are respectfully invited w attend bis funeral from bis late residence, 189 Fast Twelfth street. On Friday morning, July 4, Many DoceLass, lufantcuia of Peter W. and Mary’ Neetus. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the'funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of the parents, 99 Watts street, On Friday, July 4, Miss Many Eaves, in the 2ith year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her uncle, Mr. Charles Thwing, 226 West Fifteenth street, this afternoon, at three o'clock. On Saturday, July 5, Davin Wricrr, in the 49th year of his age. His relatives and friends, and also the members of Mount Elm Encampmentand Washington Tent, are invited to attend the funeral service this afternoon, at five o’elock, at his late residence, 249 Eighth avenue. His remains will be taken to Greensburg, Westchester county, 01 Monday morning, for interment. on Friday, July 4, after a long {ilness, which she bore with true Christian resignation, Mrs. Puxue Lowernn, im the 87th year of her age. Her remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. On Friday, July 4, James Deppixer, at Fordham, Wost- chester county, N. ¥., by jumping from the New Haven Railroad cars. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 455 Hudson street, N. Y., this alternoon, at one o'clock. On Friday,’ July 4, Cannuwe Asus, daughter of George and ‘Charlotte Snedecor, aged 4 months aud 9 aa Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at half past two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, 07 Troy street. On Saturday, July 5, from the effects of a fall, Casntns SincLam, a native of the Island of Anan, Scotland, aged 86 years. ‘The friends of the fumily are respectfully invited tat- tend the funeral, this afternoon, at twe o'clock, from his late residence, 352 Water « treet. On Wednesday, July 2, Euwann E. Buss, in the 20th your of his age. Hiv funeral will take place this afternoon, at three o'clock, from Lexington avenue. Philadelphia papers please copy. On Wednesday, July 4, Cauen H. Barowrs. His fricnds and relatives are invited to attend his fane- ral fom his residence, No. 222 Adelphi street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) morning, at 9 o'clock. His remains will be taken to Elizabeth, New Jersey, for interment In Jersey (ity, July 4, Atua, wife of G. H. Soule, in the 23d year of her age. Tie friends and a acquaintances of the deceased aro re. epectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday,) 6th inst., at 2 o'clock, P. M., from her late residence, 498 South Fourth street. On Friday, July 4, Mr. Saweet Trume, aged 81 years, The friend: Cao oy, and thove of his sous, John andl Jove , H.” and Charles A. Tyler, also, th Sr the war of 1812, and the members an ex-members of Columbian Fugive company, No. 14, are renpecttully invited to attend his funeral, from the ‘resi dence of his son, A. H. Tyler, 18 Jay street, this after- boon, at three o'clock. On Saturday, by AP So page wife of James Norris, bal hme fever, in 3 friende ate relatives ‘ot the family are invited to attend ber funeral, from her late residence, 87 Oliver strost, at two o'clock on Monday, to Calvary Cometer TENET NROTHERS, enous 122 and 14) Futon stret, Hall NOTICE TO THR LADIES. ede a York and vicinity iene inform. ednee S35 per cent in price: “Tr ipo ore now ooered. Wher tye wil find remuch if advantage to examine thie before buying where COLUMBIAN TAI Decorations.—Thomas &Co., a8] Beoadwray, near Warren street, eall attention to thetr Inree comple Stock of decorative paper hangings from the beet and American factories. workmen only ein ed, and all work warranted. jn Window French American paper hangings, gilt cornters, bands, pins, do. mnel eurtains, table, and stair otleloths. ies only 14s. pair: and aates of eve ry deseription made wy order, a1 WM. G. BROWN'S, No. 21 Greenwich Street, between Murray and Rebinson. For Protection Against O06 .—Has- patent improved portable canopy and net, combining oi 8, simplicity and perfect security ina Hoes and inacets, “EF. Us Soresey ye the Pa. DH, manu ery, 106 Cana! siree', Erave of Wocater spots av. ee tee —MERCHANTS, CLERKS AND OTHERS siness down town will find MEADE BROTHERS’ pd galt rice Broadway, four doors above Astor House, wentent for aittin oF dagues et emariven ore meeting these for the name. par the day. Particular notice. —Parties caw fsve any hour dure the ay rer earen tee 4 My wet apart for therm, by giving us POLITICAL. TH WARD. —BUCHANAN AND HR 8 eae oe ttun ise te oy} club will te hett on Bn fj hn Ft iitdoon Sad Obaclion strectn, ie rier repetecy | ROWERT LINN, President. re a TH WARD.—UNION, praenore, VICTORY.—1 oY ‘ORY.—PAST Erievances to be ire—Tn there —A joy Range 0 BT the Ninth ward, will be held at Creenwich Heal Bleecker ¥ evening, July 7, atBo'elock. All demo. Hoch nd rocker rty and securing the election of and ridge f-4, yo to be present. The +4 x) the mah PS RIC BEESON: § President Joms Mace, Tons Hover, § Secretaries. WARTERS, 101 NASSAU STREET, NEXT TO KA Hine teat once’ Powis notice, The friends of Fill nore, Buchanan, Fremont and Sockion sre requested to meet At the above place, for the purpose of arranging the ban ners for the coming coniee SAMPS ACKERMAN, Presidont, Epwann A. Miniee, Treasurer. HE REPUBLICAN RLECTORS OF THE FIFTH WARD are requested to meet at the Fifth Ward Hotel, (Rilny's) on Monday ever , At B o'clock, fo complete their organiza tion. Good spe will be present. —— ee eS IRD WARD—HUCTANAN AND BRECKENRIDOR ‘Wi®—Union and victory. —The democrata of the ward are cordially invited to attend the next meeting of the club. at the Claremont House, corner of Murray street and College place, ‘on Monday evening, 7th instant, at 8 o'clock, and enrol them relves as members, preparatory to the election of officers, and the permanent organt. of the enh for the A Pgaten: Come ane, come a NDREW J. Mec. BE. B, Hearn, See. pro tem. Pres. pro tom. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, .D.—YOUR PAPER, OF ean | 4d imst., contains a report of a meeting of the Board of Heatth, on the 2d inst., at which it was stated that the “loudest mmplaint’ had be: n' made as to the eondition of the Birt war "and that the had been “a negligant Street Insp ‘n dismissed, and that “everything had been done that could be (0 restore te streets Sn this ward to proper condi: tion,” ‘The undersigned, who are either residents of the First ward or engaged in business therein, feeling that great injus- Uce is done Mr. Stariny the Sweet Inspector, referred to in the retort by the ahowe haruce agains!’ nim, tleem it our duly to that, to our knowledge, the st Bol been'th so ‘good and cleanly nuring the past ten years a ave been under the in- spection and care of Mr. Stirin. The talk of restoring the streets to a proper condition must be all for buncoml, as they have been unitormly kept in a good condition by Mr. Star We, therefore, feel bound, (despite outeide siattder and opposi- tion.) to give him his just reward. ‘Fohn Kice, 109 Browd. str M. Caleb, 64 Peart street’ Rufus Story, 7 and 9 Front street; Darling, Aiberison & Kose, 8 From etgeet; Wright 4 Lord,” 12) iBroid street; Condit Nobie, 16 Water street; Ludlum 96, Pront str Sherman & Branley, 1 Nathdn Patten, 1 Coen: ties slip; Chenery & et; Law, Lawrence & Co., 94" Broad stre: E EHoligter, Hatter: ate E. 8. Blovindeld, 13. 50 33 Whitehall streets J) De J. Phillips Phoen ton Hotel, IL. & Pearl str cause of kuch complaint was, that erin that'ward, who #4 inthe First, ward have dition at any former time tr ad street; 83 Broad Umerding, et; Randolph 2South Willis ERRY NOTICE.—ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JOLY 7, the Haverstraw, Rockland Lake and Sing Siig ferry doate ‘will run from Haverstraw and Grassy Points, to the Hudson River Railroad, at Ceuger's station, 10 meet the up and down trains. IBERTY COTERIF.—THE MEMBERS AND HONORA- ry meuibers of Liverty Coterie are requested to attend a apeclal meeting ati rooms, on Friday uly Vy at 8 o'clock. As this will be the last mee! exeur- son, Hts requisite that every mem! MSS ee pare ir attendance, Mo 4 ae ng, duly 7, atth iv rooms, Fellows’ Hail, corner Grand and Centre strects, as business cates in of im portance will be brought up for their consideration. All ers in arrears will find tt for their int st to come pre- Paved to pay ythe same. Byorder of G. W. RAY, W. Mt. 'ALMER, JY. ry Secretary pro tem, OTICE TO CREDITORS—NOTICE I8 HEREBY given, according to law, to wil persons haviug claims against Charlotte Osborn, late of Bellport, in the town of Brookhaven and county of Suffolk, deceased, that they are re- quired to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to. the subseribers, the executors of the last will and testament of tie said deceased, at the Gwelling house of Edward Osborn, ons of the executors, at Bellport aforesaid, on or before the se 2th day of August next, Dated the 12th day’ February, EDWA OSHORN, i WILL TAM M KE FFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 32 CHAMBERS street, (new Court House.) New York, June 2% 1856.— Public notice.—To avold the rlaks that must inevitably occur from the crowd of tax payers who put off to the latest day the payment of their taxes, I have determined to adopt the follow: ng rule, which will bé rigidly aduered to during my term of oftice:—i shail receive Lo money after 2 o'clock Every oaicer in this Department is strictly prohibited from Focelvin envelopes containing mouey or checks for the paym tof taxes. By order, HENRY I. HOWARD, AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.—BRO- thers—A regular meeting of the fnstitution Will be held in the council chamber of the Great Wigwain, on Monday e} ing, the 7th, inet, at half an hour afer the outing a General and pun Htendance is requested. LS Ea OMEN B. SHEPARD, Urand suchen. Srrrnen C. DURYRA, Secretary, Manhatian, season of fruits, seventh moon, year of discovery ‘464, of independ: Ist, and of the instivution the 6xth KEN RIDGR.—U av LIKE eine MES PAPER. now fendy "price 10 cents per copy. Every democral should have acopy. For ele at allnews depots, OOK OUT FOR THY ANNIVERSARY DAILY NEWS, which will be published on Mou’ A donbl sheet, containing a full account of the ce of duly in this elty and its vicinity; also a complete acconut of the celebration of the Fourth by 1 é Tarnmany S j at Tan: tress delivere’ inert des democratic from ever: tire works, foaugura Yashiugtom. H, pear an exc Joun' “ fie ‘columns of the first page will ap aeons of Washington, the Father of our UR FLAG IR THERE.”—COL. FREMONT'S LIFR. to. Authentic and most complete edition. Ready Jul: 1, THE LIFE OF COL. JOUN CHARLES FREMONT, One ‘This will be decidedly the most compre’ edition life and advon- inte” that will be published during his own narrative of explo- Senne ‘as well as the che: sares of © the eam) a Falions Gadsllscoveries, fl will of cores be eulieal (00 agents wanted io sell the above and other camp paige books, to whom liberal terms will be made on ity ie 1G A. the publishers, ‘LLER, ORTON& MUL! New York and Bent free by mail on receipt of price ANKEE DOODLE Not a Yaa! Wot gut upto do Yankee Boodle, Hat to set al Yankee Doodiedom Tn a broad grin. ¥ ‘apkce Doodle: Ta no noodle. Is no nood ie. Isno But the wittiest, Spictest Tuneste. Led Come Paver Ever published. See the large centre cut Week, represonting A Brrrex Pus. Joun Bert Swauto Lots of other comic cuts. Price only 6 cen - For sale by all news gene. w. STRONG, Publisher, 95 Nassau street, New York. HY PALMER NUMBER.—WE HAVE STILL A PRW copies leftof the double number of the Ilusteated Gon- don Times, containing the fuli report of the trial of Palmer, the polsoner, Wlustrated with over forty portraits and vie 20 cenia; maiked post free. Foreign News Ageucy, San buildings. CENTS.—WE THIS DAY REDUCE THE PRICE OF Casseil’s ‘aper from four to twocenta It contains that k Tarleton,” Foreign News Agency, 80 shire, England, will call at Cox’ he will receive a letter fram the attorney having ances of his affairs since the death of his mother. NFORMATION WANTED—OF TWO BOYS, WILLTAM Tutile and Salis W. Tutte. Any information ‘of therm will be thankfully received, by addressing Smith Tutte. Bing Sing Post office. R. ANOTHER UNLUCKY HOPR better for Saturday, Important. RICK. Ri My R DIRAPROINERD AGAIN=MONDAY, 12 fates - THURSDAY, : MAUI MAU HOULD THIS MEET THE BYR OF GRoRGs Wa Enghes {a requesied to egmmnusicn'e w frienda at at Geneva, Switeriand. ___ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. , Ud REV. ARCHIBALD MACLAY, D. D. WILL, {french at the MeDougal sireet chureh, beiwern Prince And Spring strecta, at 10}, o'clock, this morning, he Girt, LEN, FROM NO. 76 FIFTH AV. ‘enue, on the afternoon of Thursday, 1h June, the following articles— 11 large ailver table apoons, marked A. F. H. 12 large silver table forks, S dessert silver table forka, “= 8 ten spoons, « “ Seilver rings, * ..% 1 pair beavy ailver sugar i diver cups, marked rancls, Matis, Taabella, Claire. REWARD.—LO8T, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, between the hours of § aw! 6 o'clock, George Arm- $: boat fishing, ‘He was dressed ia’ blue overalig Bisek ante, and two shirts, Dark complexion, black ht was five feet six inches. Whoever will re- Tarn his body ‘dead or sltve, will confer a great fevor on bie aMicted wife and family. Address William Arme'rong, Righty: rat street, between Becond and Thint avenues, Vorkvilles D5 REWARD.—LOsT OR STOLEN, 3 from Newburg to New York in « Hiroad afternoon express, a gold lever watch, M3. Tobina, Liverpool, a attached, The above reward will be paid gn delivery to ow" WaUSIL, Bat Greenwich street, New York. $2 1B Wecitaon tet FROM THE OFFICE, NO. black Atroet, Jersey City, on the Gi Wet, a gon, m the pocket of which were erme papece and A poeket book, contain! Hh notes an’ no one but the owner, shove rewrerd wwii Person who wil return the papers only to Y sealed and nddi BF von 110, and no questions will be asked. LST, JULY &, A Anawers fo the name of Jerry, paid for said dog at 154 East Broadway, $10 "Xs REWARD. owe re ord will REWARD “LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING, patina. siter ha Routh stage or while going ferry ind throngh Atiantle gad Court arerte, Honk en ® ity dolinr note on the Chemie) Rank. Any one les ving the same at No. 3 Fast Warren street, Brooklyn, will re- ceive the above reward. inder, by rasta her to the stable 0 see a TN We) HENRY WALTERS. REWARD.—LOST, A BUNCH OF STORE KTY8, Piease return them to A. 8. Marvin, 40 Murray street, | $5 WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY OF A Rhow comb taken (thro mistake) from the premises 607 Broadway, on the night of 3d Jul HUNTLEY & FARGTS. 5 REWARD.PUP Lost LOST, OX WEDN Ded night, July 2, in Franklin slot, about two month old. The ster by returning her at 79 Franklin street. o*, HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD AND NO nestions asked.—Lost or stolen, on the 28th June, an ghd fashioned, double ‘cased goll chronometer watch, M. J. To- bine & Co., Liverpool, makers, number 3.807. Attache: to the Wate was & gold chain, seal ind two rings, inside one of the rings was engraved the word “Friendship.” The above reward Will be paid on the return of the property at the oflice of the St, Nicholas Hote HOUSES, ROOMS, &O., WANTED. ANTED—THE SECOND STORY OF A HOUSE, WITH modern improvements, below Sixth street, by an Ame rican fumily ef three grown persons. Wonld prefer to keep Z'crmot years. Address, stating terms, de., for FSTERN: 4A CUARK, LAND® WANTED—RY B. FRANKLIN northeast corner of Third and Dock sircets. JULY 6, 1856. $50,000 “ours, ox.nms.cooms with Bt Qk lowing days. at the dry goods mart, 260 Bowery. Alarming saeritice Witktan Py PYNE begs to inform his customers and th public ge rally that he will offer for sale to morte (Monday) and following days, big entire stock of summer goods, at a re duction of 4735 cents on the dollar, in order to ¢: @ speedy clearasice of he cutive stocks bese who wil visit 25) Lowery Will be offered unprecedented bargains. Ladies about to pur- chase dry goods are solicited to call and examine the follow, Ing items. “Noching exaggerated:— i$ sat.n plaid i satin prinied bi printed F “ Dlaek on a 400 blue do. 200 dozen Lubin’s extrac 100 pieces white britliante, Is. 6d, 860 dozen Lupin's kid gloves... -- 63. W boxes linen handkerchiefs, from.. 6 cents. {40 pieces New York mills muslin... 9 cents, Is, 260 10-4 Marseilles counterpanes. $2 2.000 parasols, from. 28. aback towel 10s. per dozen. 4 ito yards E re neh printed chaliies, Sets, slightly imperfect, 00 6d., damaged by water. ‘Une price strlen cbeama WILLIAM PYNE, 250 Bowery, Between Prince and Houston str S56.7AT, JACKSON AND PURDY'S FASHION 's able furnishing store, 459 Broadway, can be had # beautiful assorunent of cravals, Lies, gloves, hosiery, canes toilet articles, dc, We are, also, manulacturers of rh perior style of shirts, that give great sutisfaction anid Warranted to fit LL OUR SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF EMBROI- deries, comprising — eedieworked bands, Needieworked collars. Needleworked collars gnd soeves, in acta. ~ Regen or kod tambric breakfast sets. handkerchiets, €¢., &¢. Allof the finest Paris and Nancy manufacture, for which the store of J. France & Co, were fo justly celebrated, will be offered on Monday and during the week at an enormous sacri- fice, o close aiock. By onder of C. G. HOOK, 703 Broadway. (AM. OUR BARAGE ROBES, THAT HAVE BEEN SELL” ing at $13, $14 and $15, We now offer at $7, $8 and 9. By order of €. G. MOOK, 703 Broadway. FIRST RATE CHANCE FOR A MAN OF BUSINESS if in & store ectabiehed, - ears. The lock raps the imore 10 real or lease. class man Will be treated with liberality. Apply to od H00K,"S0 wery. LL OUR © XCA SUMMER BILKS, IN RICH QUALI tes, that ha en selling at 58, We now offer for 38. Kd. by order of ©. G. HOOK. 703 Hroadway. GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS, AT THE HOWERY SAVINGS STORE, 135 BOWERY. ‘Aste our usual cantons af the ehowe of ihe season, we are telling all our summer stock ata vast reduet Fine fast colored printed lawns at Superior De hege, a splendid article, at....... poe White brilliant dotted Swiss aud French dimity, for baaques. Argentine and mohair, for wavelling dresses, Manuilias; Stella, crape, and every style of shawl imported, at unheard of prices, Marseilles quilts at 124., worth 2s, Summer foods for men's and boys’ wear, the best assortment store up town. es 6 pence U shilling Gods We vecelve direct from the East, and sell them m7 4 at maviufacturers’ ay "WwW. & Ww. EY, 12} Bowery, N. ¥. BY= SILK AND NOIRE ANTIQUE WI MANTILLAS, At very low vee. to close the season, at the Paks MaNtiLa Eurorivm, S61 Broadway. Gyo, BULPIN. BACK BARAGE ROBES, THAT HAVE BEEN SELL ing at $7, $8 and $9, we Low oiler at $4, $5 and $. By order of fe. G. i. HGOK, 703 Broadway. LACK THREAD LACES, OF EVERY WIDTH; MAN tillax, with and without flounces; capes, collars, coiteurs, Darbes, &c.; point a Vaiguille collars and sleeves, very rich, and ust ressived; Faris embroidered basque skirt, collars, andberehiets, dc., very cheap; and e variety of other beautiful goods. LEK '& GR. ih 371 Broadway. REAKFAST DRESSES, IN FRENCH JACONETS, that have been selling at $$ each, we now olter at 12s. foarteen yards to the dress. By order of C. t. HOOK, 703 roadway. EAUTIFUL FRENCH MUSLINS, IN RICH COLORS, that have been welling at 2s.. 28. 6d. and 3s,, we now oufer jor Is., 1s. 6d. and 2x. per yard. By order of ©. G. HOOK, 703 Broadway. LOSING OUT et MANTILLAR. » The subscriber’ ‘owe manufacture Tinpor' MANTILLAS Maze been att furthor reduced Ia price. v alterations and enlargements intended to be made on the premises will have to be positively commenced by the middie ot July, y, Tendering it necessnty lo, clear off the Whole Of the stock prior GEO. BULPIN, Varls Mantilia Pmporium, 351 Broadway. HEAP LINEN GOODS.— Ladies are reminded that the whole of our linen depart ment has been reduced fully 26 per ceat from original ox, im order to effect its entire clearance. 2-4 linen sheeting, Ail wen napkins English longeloths, 1s., worth Is. 6d. 1-4 tablecloths, 9s., Worth 12s, Marscules, Brilianta, Sw Cambr At the same rate of priven, y order of C, G. MOOK, 708 Broadway. the AND RKLaTS ‘oF ALL ak INDE. Fite J largest assortent in the sity, at wholemie Mrs. GAYNOR'S, 43 Tuird evches; war Tenth street and 2 Siath avenue, near Beventecenth street, \LARK’S SPOOL COTTON. — strength, smoothness and elasticity, obtained @ Crreriie cent tae do gee Fy "AU nambere eee ante ed gieae dS Take 733 ay sco, RESS GOODS —THIS DEPARTMENT HAS UNDER @ serious reduction th prices since our last an *, in consequence of the very limited time we have left to dispose of It It t# only neccasary for ladies to Favor wa with & eal fo be convinced of the fact. . HOOK, $8) Bowery. XTRAORDINARY SALE OF DRY GOODS.—NOT. Withstanding our immense sales, we have still a stock dan.oty on hands and from the limited time remaining to Pore of H, renders Wt imperative to have Ui closet out at any sacritice. . G. HOOK, 380 Bowery. JOURTH OF JULY HAS PASSED, And having soll our ® f dress goods very fast, at Gur previous low prices, we have deeided to sell the remain- der of the stock on hand 25 per cent below the cot of impor tation, as we make itour principle not to offer the same jgools {wo séasons. Au early call weuld be advinnble, | JAw 161 Brondway, near Noth strect. FISUReRRREING Coops —wR PARTICULARLY LN. wtenm! vite the attention of house and hotel keepers, ners of 18, ke, to OUP Homense stock of table Tine Lowell faethe 40, Which has been again au mtn order ty elowe out that portion of powsible, ©. G. HOOK, » S80 Bowery, MMENSE REDUCTION IN DRY GOODR— Prior to making extensive alterations and improvements in the store 269 Grand street. Silks morked down to 12s., former price Bi. Alike marked down to 4s. é4., former price 6s. Crape rhed down 810, former price $18. Crape rhed down ®, former price Hares s, lawns, Swiss and Jaconet Pha ny aotted "Swiss musline at a simtir reduction Sy ER MOWHKAY, 209 Grant, corner Forsyth, nd 47 Kighth avenne, between Sid and 34th erecta Loa, FANS, LINEN FANS—CITY TRADE SUP- ied — Over bang ig ae ' pee tale low by FRANCIS P. vREaNAN. Th Tm yor DE bapa 4 TRATELLING CLOAR. —— GROROR A. HEARN, road way. ICH GUIPURE wage ea va AE AS, pee a paere EDUCTION = THE PRICES OF HOH SILK HOMER, gr Ropes VERY CHEAP. © Of silk robes To make rovan for fail silks. The balance of ovr stock ‘Will be sold out very cheap, ssmanee & COMPANY, 473 Broadway. HINTS, ETOCKS AND COLLARS—CITY AND COUN. merehants can assort theanselvon th hie from due of the in the choicest stocks ‘Call and eee BM. WILSON, corner y wader the Uileey Buikting, kei ‘Vrrenax CORPS OF Iga—THR CORPS WILL MET niday, duly jo. 18 Jay sireet, between Mud- ‘wich “streete, Hf half rastentr fa tall uadtorens wih crane on the left arm and prrord hit, % pay funeral, honors to our deceased brother, jel who depart this life Indepandence a ‘VV RTBRAN CORPS OF 1812—-THE CORPS WILL, ARREM- iy ont, #. Tayeon, Adjutant. . RAYMOND, ble at Ko. 18 Jay street, between Hadeon aud (ireenwich, Ab 2% o'clock, on Mhie, Sunday, July 6, in full uniform, with Crape on arm aud sword hilt, 19, pay Saeral honors to ear Ge 7 Samuel his 4 Pye order, tant. ¥ MOND Colonel. ‘SPORTING, OR SALB—A GIB AND MAINSAIL, YACHT, 25 PERT Jong, 9 feet beam, all sound, and in good order. | Price $120; or can be bought by shares.’ Can be seen at Rabinesu's hath, foot of Desbrosses street, North river. For further par- Hicuiars inquire at 908 Hudson street OR SALE—PRICE 90, A SUPERIOR SECOND HAND double barrelled gun) Manton, maker, London; cost 50. Can be seen at 4 Cortlandt street SPORTEMEN —TWO GUNS FOR SALE, ONE NEW, he A. Macfarlane, maker. Can be Howard street, ove door went of ‘Broad . 5 EXCURSIONS. {SITUATIONS WASTED. ainihinrdntiitnnnntnanneannnnnannnananoessonnannninnantiis ~~ now avi OOTY BLIGHTH'UL EXCURS! N TO THE FISHING BANKS, YOUNG AMERICAN LADY, OF GOOD CHARACTER, Den on Sunday, July & The large: summodious andi: | JA decires's sltuation’ an seeds ote te veiling (0 aaa steamer AGTOs.” Capt. George. W, | aking caraot children, either in city or country, Lowi 4 Ed ers, vill lew as, fullo Amos street, N. B. ferred. Reference given and required. 33 G, celock Spring sire, o'clo ii rooms. sire Jamaica, Long Island, for oue week, Sreloek! slip, 1343 Brite ‘street, Hrooklyn, 8 0'¢ - pier 8, NR, atvalelock | Fare 2% conta each way. Refresh. SITUATION WANTED—BY A SIPADY WOMAN, bait, lines, &e., furnished on board. The above boat has been fitted up at great expense, with new bollers, 4 pressly for the excursion business, ind one of the oldest Sai 100k And tishing bank pilots will accompany the boat, who Well acquainted with al! the tshing grounda, Parties’ wishloy to have 3 good day's sport aud a tiue mess of fish, will do we on A fer a comfortable home to high wages. tween » 26th and 26h sts, to take eare of a child aud do plain sew pre” ‘Call at 840 Tebeavey be- ex. ! | | | | MIDDLE AGE Dd SCOTCH t ADY I Is DESIROUS OF obiaining ‘a situation as housekeeper, in a respectable family; she has lived in good society, has been accustomed to the management of a auutly wad to ail ue domestic dues of asituation such as she wid Has no objection tothe country. The best of r wes canbe given, Address ©. W. W., Union square Post office or Herald office, OF AGE: WHO SF SERAKs uguages fluently, aud F a4 is desirous of procuri xa situation aa bookkeeper, tn a sabes, house or counting Inquire of XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING KANKS.—THE NEW ‘and splendid steamer KAGLE, Captain, J. Stillwell, will inake her regular daily and Sunday trips during the sum Fe govping punctually as Yollows:—Amos, sire 7 pring street, 744 o'clock; Peck slip, 8 o'clock; Pier No. 3, North river, 9 o'clock. Fare for the excursio A tt IRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON r0 THE CHO- i yee os ate We! ~amer | L. bite betel & Co, 103, and At ‘Wall st. Japt. Ande: vill a to cy - Mr * Fishing Gr nd on Tuesday, July & leaving Amos stecet a (A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, GRADUATED AT 7 Spring Mi eraity of Litera’ure, in Nistaes, ex-Professor of ahd Pier No. 3 ‘Nor: river, at 9 o'elvcl . nanan at Paris from which he has certifieates, wishes sion $1. EW FERRY TO WEBHAWKEN GROVE, POLLOCK 'S Fosiion. and Gutenbar cents, The favorite Steamer MURCURY, Cay faluneseti sare, onset skee Sunday, July 6, day rims: fout of Roblason ‘street, North «bbs Tenth street, N.Y. OOKKERPER'S SITUATION W: ‘STR BY Ama ad ied man of experi¢s ix nequainted with all iver; Youching’h the oot uf Spring street, Aumos airéet, rans saat would've tilling to sinks neaoett gnoarally ap 42d street, North Hiv en a and | fut best of references given.” Address Williams box sit i, ‘Leaving foot of tek gon st. Leariog Guitenburg, cftee mbes waht said Ate cet RES) i a} OTICE TO DRUGGISTS.—THE SU USCRIBER WISHES: art # ud to obtain # situation in @ retail d i 3 4 rae Reference given as to char Be! GS Herald office. 'UNDAY EXCURSION TO STRYKER'S BAY.—SUN BUSINESS MENA GENTLE: a eacie © the swamboat LAURA KNAPP, Capt. hi T° MERCHANTS AND man, with an extenstre acquaintance # Valen. is desirous of obiAining @ situation as wil Jeave Spring streetdock Leave eevippeis ‘8 pay for New house, or as agen for some large manufacturing ren for Siryker's Bay, (Sthrent ct te wuesage an cousin, by whieh bo oan Sotaies i good salary. His advantages, ure The ‘best of 6. Herald offlee, XG UBALTHY WOM Teterence cun be given. Address ¥. 6, Wry xou fas fost her aby. honse, “Apply at 28 but reapectable fainilies need opty ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN A gonad washer 5 64 Landing at Amos, Thirteenth, and Thirty-ninti wtreets, Fare, 1a}, cents each way. bit CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS—TAE LARGE Pa lendid steamer hh get ede A Captain Sees W. Si ithout barges Partiee will be ehartered, with or w: herself to charter ‘would dio welt te eal! before anes the country. Hest of eit rapgements elsewhere Terms PROS floor, back room. Beach street, 4 ek are ae ae — HELP WANTED. AE CUTTER WANTED. i Purnisbing store ‘in the N TNE LARGEST RE. One that can eat a UNCH OF KEYS LOST—IN ; THE NE of Broadway and Pines slreet The finder willbe suit. | fund iting slit a ‘manufactory. To one ably rewarded by leaving them at H. D, Felter’s, corner of an inter partes! of te business Broadway and Prince street. th " will have rare opportunities cilered them, Address J. Jerald office, OAT LOST OR STOLEN—FROM THE ALMSIOUSE, on Blackwell's Island, on Tuesday night, July 1, a boat, OOKKEEPER WA VANTED, AN ACTIVE Su feet long; bottom painted green, and a red and yellow. young man, to take charge ks, than upholstery and streak around her wash rail; backboard ith the naines of | paper hanging warehouse, and to assist in the sloret hewwust Governors Towns: sd aad Emith. in her five'oors, | come well recommended tor ability and iategray. ‘Apply to and si returnin, MeAusland & De Zouche, 197 wud 199 Sixth avcuue, between 13th and 14th streets. SMART YY WANTED.—A GRNTERL AMERICAN boy wanted, at the office of J.& 1) Orsay, decorative ar list, 526 Broadway. 12 must be pole and’ possess a civil er cent Cincinnati City Be KS, payabie in New York, No. 60; 3 payable atthe Bank of the 3 uls—1 of tongue. OY WANTED-SALARY, PIPTY DOL year, Apply at 151 Browlway, from 9 fear’ ‘nna @ 15d" June, 13 United States CS ‘Philadelphia, Now ‘due ie each, ‘$80, ot RS FIRST AM. 206 29 coupons of the 10 er due dat July, 1 ayable ih Ni You 0. 2505 1 OY WANTED—IN A LAWYER'S OF FICE, ADDRES, of at Ns ats POTS ack, Now 1, 0, EW each, In bandwriting otapplicank, & 8. Herald ore NTED, §) COLORED MEN Apply at Bell's $5eb-—i1 of $85 cach, coupons of the per cent New York and New Haven Railroad Bon’ ANS We 2,749, LT RA, 1,748, 1,708, 1,709, a0, 08, Las, nail, U—2 of $25 each, coupons of og! 7 ae cent Ohio and Penn- CO) Wania Railroad Bonds, due ist July, 1896, payable in New cr rk, Nos. 435, 646. ‘$02 ot ‘845 each, coupons of the 7 per cent Ross County, due Tat July, 1846, payable at the Ohio Life Insurance and ‘Trust Company, in New York, Nos. 10M, 20. $108 6 coupons of the 7 July, Ik payable il, 66; 2 of $17 80 each, Nos. 614, 548; 1 of $3 90, No. 1 rc) ch gk ‘of the 7 per eent Hew York and Erie Ist Railroad bonds, due Ist May, 1886, No. (oLORED WAITERS. for the springs and watering placos. intelligence office, No. % Leonard st. RUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE PERFFCTEY Ac- quainted with the city retail and prescription business, y apply at 29 Whitehall «ireet. €LERK WANTED—ONE ACCUSTOMED TO THE y retail (rade, and well recommended. Apply at 149 Spring st. RUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE FULLY ACCUSTOMED to the city retail trade, and who can come well recom- ‘cent California State Bonds, due ew York; 2 of 0 cach, Nos. $60—2 of $8) cacti, coupons ot the € per Ait United States | mended, may upply at the drug store cornet of Fulton avenue Konds, due Ast July,gl%®, Nos. 4,051, 3,662. and Goll street, rooklyu; an American preferred, $445—7 of $35 each, coupons of the 7 per cent Bellefontaine ARM HANDS WANTED.—TWO COMPETENT MEN, capable of doing general furm werk, can have or situations, by applying immediately at No. 9 ec. and Indiana Raliroad bou due ist July, 18d, er ie at the Bank of Commerce, tn New York, Nos. 196, 40%, i 410, “$102 of $20 each, coupons of the 8 per cent Northern Cross Railroad Konda, due iat Jule) ISG, payable, at the ofteo of ‘514, 512, DRESSMAKERS WANTED—AT NO, Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., in New York, Nos. 670, 6 WENTY 2 $140—4 0f $85 each, cobpona af the 7 per cent Cinelanati, Amiity street. Noue but noat sewers need apply. Witmington and Zauesvisie Railroad touds, due Ist May. | = —__ 1566, payable a “a Ohio Life in peat Trust Company, 10 LIQUOR AGENTS.—TWO OR THR! GOOD MEN ny ots wy need byl Gasegin tate Rents ole ant 3 nr sand deliver goods in'the city and c h pare ol a hal viel jnquire at ‘st. fow tw Yable at the Bank of the Republic, in | -——-———- fants ree Se __ ANTED—AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC, MIDDLE. mie Ee og fT rf ther SeFiacnts Wine | whens Seta temet’ at tn ceice cuargs os ending ad tnd q ep dopictment ath tary boars c in New York, Now, 237 wat rh “Pade 319, 23), chen department, & boy# bear gg school in t sabllny one who ean brinj menials ar to honesty, neatnews, abi and good dis jon, may rest assured of a good 2 of $4) each, Capen or sw—2 the 6 per id Allegheny, Clty due Int July, 18d payable New York, Se Los, Lov. 00d od weges, Apply at office of the American Female 0 coupons OF h) 5 per tiwaukie and 3 ty sas pe pcos, Nive Era foriety, om Tuesday, July 8, from 10 A. M. to 2 lee of Duncan, * thersnn Oe in > 1, of $4 enc, dive Ist June, LX is as the ‘America N w York, Nos hand TANTED—A CARDER AND SPINNER, WHO UN. derstands cloth dressing and count . No objec- tions to a man with a small family. Nene but sober and in ustrigua men need apply. Adirews box 129 Newburg Post- office, Orange County. ies et Duncan, uberesan 8 ANTED IMMEDIATELY — $285 conpons of the € per cent St, Louls City Honda, payable NA SMALL PRIVATE at the Phenix bank, in New York—I of $15, due Ist Ingo, No.428; 3.01 each, due” ist June, Ing. Non. a tae, | VY, damly, a Protesiant iil, mu be a good cook, ‘gua 400; 1 of $80, due jun 3 he 8S; 2 of B40 each, due 2th June, 1 ‘BW ewoh, due Int July, 1, loa” 36) oe CHeH, CUUpOus oF ae T aut Me em and Frie eouvertibie bonds, lue tet July, th06, Now. 18) 15s, EPO# of 88Gench, coupons of the 7 per cent Heliefontaing and Indiana Railroad Honds, due Ist July, lads, payable at oe Bank of Commerce in New York, Nos. "10, 888 to 8, SET t ° $60--2 of $80 cach, coupons of the 6 per cent St. Loule City, ne. en 2 pines. Apply in 37th 6b, near corner of Henry. ANTED—A PROTFSTANT WOMAN, (AMERICAN preferred ) as nurse and seamstress. One te ake care of an inien! may apply, with good city reference, at 311 Sih ave,, corner of Sid wt ANTED—AT 67 BLEECKER STREET, AN EXPERI- ve enced operator on Wheeler, Wilson « Co.'s sewing ma- chines. ue Wh dune, 186, payne a the Pienix Bank, in Now York, de oe. Hao at $80 each, coupons of the & per cent bonds, Penn, ANTED—ON MONDAY MORNING, ‘FOUR GIRLS, eyfrenia Mate, dee, Ant er +, Inte, papabie im Philadelphia- first clase pastry Noe. 2801. tle 3.86, 3 a comin, é Cortlandt, Vin New York--l of 825, No. 180; 1 ut ANTED—IN AN IMPORTING AND 10: Pdi ia, yi J-f iu New York—1 of $25, N $00, conpon of the 6 per cent United Sa‘e Bonds due bet Labs, $1H0—6 of $00 eae State Bonds, due Ist this city, an netive, intelligent soonon requires, would also be will himself generally useful. One who unde woukl be preferred. Address box 4,131 I’ost office. ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK, WHO 18 PRACTI- cally sequainted with the dry nla business, a rapid Ter appticant, ox 2.8 208 r ANTED—A PORTER NAW rdware make apons of the 6 per cent. Tennessee aly, 1296, payable ia New York, Nos. pone of the 7 per cent. Pay rnd Venda, due int duly! ined, Nos, 4.545, Lia Lr $145 —3 of $35 each, coupons of the 7’ per cent St. Loule County Bonde, due tet July, leis, payable bi the Phenix Hank in New Yorks Nos. 31 JOLES ALE. souune it $80 enc peas of the cont New Or ha: {one who has some knowledge of the City Bonds, due Tet 1856, payable in New York, | business p ; he thust be strietly sober, and furnish re- ‘Nos, 2.604 to 2,607, 2.619. to 2 2ON2 to 2yMas, 2.50, TENCE ASO r and capacity. Address Hardware, 2.097, 245, 4,604, 249, 300, 5.87, BL, 4.800, 267, 266, 4.821, | Herald 4008, 248, 2.256, 25, 252, Sus, 2.408, 2.505. ag a gg sce AU stamped’ “Forw to Philip Speyer & Co., New WASTED A YOUNG MAN, AX GARDENER: TO GO A few miles @ the country. Apply at $2 Cenire st, at You Fhio~2 of $1,000 cach, 7 per cent Ohio and Pennsylvania rallrond Bonds, issued to John J. Palmer, Jr., or bearer, with goupone trum let July, M06, ll tet January, 1866, dated Ist January, 1861, Nos. 41, Tiaving lost of stolen, ant the payment thereof Koved a gailist Wemeanthog RYER & CO. 72 Brosdwa; Po'clock ou 3 Monda’ morning. TANTED—A RESPROTARLE YOUNG MAN, wito perfeetly understanda the care of barnes and sarsingre. ‘Those With a good recomm: ‘and ind: may Ai avihe Three Pigeons i jurham, N, three tiles from Hoboken ferry, WA TED—A HEAD WAITER, FOR A WATERING endation tor sport New Ii be the publte te hereby Paint td is hawt Youx, June Zi, 186, YAUTION.—A NOTE SIGNED HY DECKKR & MANDE- Place in Virginia; he must be entirely competent to tll ville, dated May 2, 1866, parable at the Hull's Hewl Hank | ahe Guties ofthe situntion, and furnish first rate reeoinmenda- in three inonths, to the order of ihe National gael Piste Clase ~4 tions. Apply immediately at No. 14 Mroadway, front office, pany, and by Wildes F. Walker. general age up stairs, the Mum ot two hundred and cighty four dollsce and eizbis- payment of which The public are hereby candoned wgntnst WILE WALKER, ANTED—A SMART, INTELLIGENT LAD, I OR 15 years of age, with good references. Inquire on Mon- day moruing at 140 Pearl st., Chabet Brus. offlee, up airs. ¥ FANTED—A BUTLER, AND yegegees INDOOR Address box gas Post offce. ce gD from ‘he subser en negotiatin, for the he same. r General Agent, 115 Chambers street. LOST—ON MONDAY, JUNE 9, HRTWEEN FOUR 6M J nes teenth street and the Ascension ¢ Yoo ri ANTED—A DRUG CLERK, TO | Go sou APPLY hatgot I, With the owne “ae ouverte to Penfold, Clay & Co., No. 4 Pletcher at. je much valued on aecount of being ain. The eter * ‘al receiv by hs ata Fourterath wires AGENTS WANTED TMMEDI ATELY, ‘So oy receive $0 reward by leaving i at 1 00 Schaus’ magnificent portrait of Joba ( Just published. None but respousible parties eed at wee. copies may be obtained a $1 per copy. Sehaus, publisher, 629 Hroadway. FREACH ADVERTISEMENTS. [Tx FRNME ‘FRANCAT TREES RECOMM ANDATLE, pd kX en a “4 desire tronver famille OST—A POCKET BOOK, NEAR DOVER PLAINS, ON Tuesday, July 2 coutaining five ‘on the Partners’ K of Watiage, New Jorsey: two Sig's, some small bills and gold eo "Any person find! above will be euttably tewarded by ica Hc ith Mr. Taber, Dover Piatus, OSTA GPLD MEDAL. IN BROADWAY. ON THE 4TH inst. ; to full, from ist Company ‘nuonal Ouardn, finder will be. tewarded {a hi full aatintncion, by returning Kt 9 hammond or £80 Washington st i WP wewekuL OST—ON THURSDAY serene. & MEMORAN- ‘shares of stock, ine Bam Feskere an! Tiuety five skatee of Central ta ME LEXERS WISHIXG (Goon. SERV, stock, with other papers of no value to an: we ‘nee le pend RY — eat 1-9 irene wa ob ac thet dc. stthisor ine benmch o@ice, 150 Greenwich citert, beat Cedar street. ANTED—AT 708 BROADWAY, WO ¢ ¥ {wo boukkeepers, three clerhé, two waiters, two two firemen, two brakemen, fou tor trades end for shores, men on steamers and ralironds — Louk Cree Agent. L°%. rw Ay mnans, CONTAINING ABOUT 4 HT ritth omnibua, between Ninth street AN Bae finder will oblige Dy se ndimg i ty office oho. Citenower Building OTF IRRMAN'S BADGE, NO. 2742 ON THE NDUCTO! tour inst. return the mame to ™ wih groatty wolage tee owner CONGRESS WATER. bo SET OF HOUSE FLar,, eae = Lo CARD. —TO SOUTHERNERS, DRINKERS OF CON. from Rivington st. to Sarthe ate of has reliably informed that ine finder: wilt return will be Hberally re Lost OX cCFe 6.18 c01%o eros rite =z or 25's ndy's fold stome orenstpin, wont mona etga, inden it ve tiveraify rewardind Cy 4 J ee ee ee ii frame @ departe. osT—ON TUURRDAY, Ry = Band ae eeting. The Seder il be nia. ervwe qi ret ial ee Ca ph ba cee tne at the ofice of Rad IN GOING FROM i ss Ss ? i O&T—ON THE FOURTH JULY, A pianonp PIN, IN | however the vicinity of Walker street ole ‘eet Broadway. as curative. finder will be iy rewarded by lenving it at the Marion f the epring which market, 141 West Broadway. 8. 8. SPARK, brit Ml a! a ie the name epring O8T.—TAKEN FROM NO. #5 BROADWAY, ROOM 15, ince, thus the J for ewndiore “tp A black cloth frock coat and poekethouk, fonlaining ean nist worthiens: on the strength dry notes oe Pe ar ment of seh hee by rz ed. A it wr giren for pocketbook by Wilber WALRD ay atroet. O8T—A LARGE WHITE POODLE DOG, SHEARED recently, with @ leather stri his neck, and chain ye and ® fn black ear, A suitable reward To 353 a sie is ae attached; one black AMER, as the old bottles and boxes are y will he paid at 108 Chatham street, coruct of Pearl street, lor | counterferters for the purpose of ailing tem oF his return. Jess article and selling tt as Con; Saratoga water; buy cau aaa Shi vate we ete Cuerar meee =a certain t ° is [ wali : ae b Congrese water, via? *C STONECUTTERS WANTED, THIRTY STONECUTT! oRS words, it i¢ a > J, to cut Little Falls stone. To steady me: oT _ a Raratogn Food workinen steady employment will be given for eightsen | Puncers, Saratoes salts, trate te Are not only valusieas, but mths, at New York ea, land good shops ops to work In. Ap. | yy powders of the 's Ay Lo 7 st Be ated Beate Coneen Soar Ber road ‘aureet grese water artificially. Te ave tale the celebrated chemuat Sir Bompbrey D recombine the quality, the effects of "whteh will tern water.” On writing us, we will send and packages: and by DRELLA FINISHERS AND JORBERS —W ANT relia finisher, capable of taking charge of a n umbrella Jobber, Apply to Toned daith's Sous poe aan ordering from earl for the amount ordered zou can Bas to i? S600 maaan | oe the wor! @ reiterate our to buy the ANTED—A FIRST RATE CARRIAGE PAINTR Congresa persona, ‘and trimmer, fo go-in. the country. A goo and aoe fae he lettering waatma. — job. Call at Ieave T. Hants, 215 Pearl @reet, on Tuesday, CLARKE & Wit duty & from 7 until 8 o'clock. Inquire for John T. Van Congress Spring, Saratoga Springs, and No. 19 on at, Behatek. New York Cay