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‘Yotutionary and in! that Know N was a favure, that Mr, Fi had no chance, and that Mr. Was pationally sound. Mr. Brooke's Re-Election to Congress. Couvmma, §. C., August 1, 1858. MM™e Hon. Preeton . Brooks, received 7,900 votes upon hug re-slection to Congress, and $600 were contributed towards the fine to which he was sentenced. The Gov- ernor of South Carolina sent certificates of election to Wesbington in advance. The yote for Keitt was also large. Extensive Conflagration in West Troy: Troy, N. Y., August 2, 1856. Seventy thousand dollars worth of property was des- troyed by fire in the village of West Troy this morning. The fire broke out about 2 o’clock in the morning, wm the piles of lumber immediately adjoining Lamby’s carriage ectablighment, on Canal street, between Roches- ter etreet and tbe Erie Canal. From thence it spread wih Meconceivable rapidity to the buildings in the immediate vicinity. The following is a liet of the principal property destroyed :— Lamby’s carriage extabliehment and residence, owned by E. & P, Wiswell; Jobn Perrigo’s dwelling, Patrick Kelly’s very etable, the dwelling houses of Wm. Clements, Wm. Crowner, J. D. Lobdell and Mr. Condee, All the lumber ‘on the east side of the canal from Canal street to the ro- widence of Abraham Dyer, was destroyed. It was owned by Smith & Craig and Lee & Hall. Loss of the former fe about $75,000, and cf the latter $30,000, The lumber on the opposite eide’of the canal caught fire, but not more than $1,000 worth, belonging to Hall & Ogden, was deatroy- ed. The origin of the fire is unknown, but is supposed to ave been the work of an incendiary. The property is generally insured. Destructive Fire at Paterson, N. J. Parenson, N. J., August 2, 1856. A dettructive fire occurred here this morning about five o'clock, consuming five stores, as follows:—The drug wtor of W. H. Halstead, variety store of John Stinson, china and giass store of John Haben, dry goods store of Blauvelt & Berry, and dry goods store of Ward A. Stout- enburgh. Loss from fifteento twenty thousand dollars. Partially insured. The fire was doubtless the work of an tecendiary. Markets. . PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. + ie. PHILADELPHIA, August ee. firm. Pennsylvania State Fivore 83; ment. 4194 Ttiand Railroad, 123¢; Morris road, 4874. Osweco, July 2—6 P. M. Flour—Stock of choice brands light, with x good de- mand; enics 600 bbis., at $7 123; for extra Cunandian and $6 76 for extra Wisconsin. “Wheat dull; sales 6,006 burheis. Corn firm: sales 24,000 bushels, at 550. for Sound, and dic. for unsound, Canal freights—Wheat 12c., and corn 10c., to New York. Lake imports to-day— 28,701 bushels ‘wheat; 30,908 bushels corn, 1,882 bushels rye. Canal exports—1,500 bbls. flour, 15,126 bushels wheat, 3,200 bushels corn, Bervaro, July 2—$P. 3M Flour firm. Saies 1,000 bbis., at $6 25 for com 01d Obio; $6 37 for good old Mlinois; $6 87087 fore ara Rew Ohio and Indiana, and $6 75 for extra new Wiscon- tin. Wheat steady. Sales, 15,000 busiele, ab $1 90 for Milwaukie club; $155 9 $1 86 for new white Southern Ohio, and $1.68 for new white ilincls, “Gora closes’ ot rday’s figures. Sales 56,000 bushels at 49¢. a 0c. sound, and 44c. a 450. for unsound. Oats—Sales 400 buehele, at 3¢c. Whiskey, 840. Canal freighte— . for corn and 199. for wheat to New York. x the twent iy four hours ending at noon Sitt) Dols. four. 13-196 bushels wheat, 64,060 bushels corn and 26,500 bushels oats. Canal. exporis—30,682 busbels Wheat, 78,073 bushe # corn, 12.264 bushels oats. Tar Commencement at Wittiams Cot.eas.— ‘The commencement exercises at Williams College, Maes., begintoday. fhe dedication of the Mis sionary Park will take place on Tuesday. On Thersday the graduating class, numbering forty- Uiree, will receive their diplomas. Tne number of erations to be delivered is twenty-five. Commissioners of Health. The Commissioners of Health met yesterday, at noon, at the City Hall, the President, Isaac. O Barker, Esq., in the chair, and Walter F. Conckiin, Clerk. Tne following disposition of vessels at Quarantine ‘was ordered:— Bark Lillias, arrived from Havana on the 2d 0° July, having remained at Quarantine thirty days, was direc'ed to be allowed to come up to the city. The brig Eliza Jane, reported up previously, was erdered to thirty days additional quarantine. The bark Brunette, arrived July 13 from St. Jago, having been properly fumigated, was allowed to proceed to the city. ‘The brig Brigimbo arrived from Gonaives July 15 having discharged ita cargo in compliance with pre- vious ponent hyd pe age was - lowed, — The re Independen sa nee gre 1 from Ponce, P. R., was directed to be detained at fifteen’ days, the cargo after this time bs be sent on to the city. The ship War Hawk, arrived from Havana, was ordered to be quarantined thirty days. The scooner Hugh W. ine, arrived Maracaibo, os 1, was allowed to send her cargo on lighters Mo The easel to be detained for thorough Fumigation. The bark rte from Barbadoes, arrived Au- 1, with twelve © Pamvengers on board, wasordered be quarantined seven days. The ces arrived August 1, from Lowe Sn, wi a catge of wool, hair and wo ininor nuisances in Water stret were pon, when the board adjourned to Monday. The Condition of the Streets. reporter yesterday took a survey of the in the lower part of the city, from Chambers to the Battery. He found them, as a general , in & very fair condition, so far as noxious and unwholesome effluvias are concerned, though not by amy means clean. On the contrary, they sadly need sweeping, and cart loads of dirt might be from the streets on almost every block in the First, Second and Third wards. But dirt of iteelf, in this dry weather, is not absolutely un- healthy, provided it is unmiaed with vegetable or animal matter, and as there are but few dwellings im this part of the city, and comparatively little garbage and slops thrown into the streets, this may be set down at present as the most healthy portion of the city. There are, however, some prominent exceptions, which show that the general cleanli- pees is not owing to any diligence on the part of the Street Inspector, or Health Warden, or police, but arises from the scarcity of dwellings. Where there are any houses whose inmates are able to make the street filthy in front of their doors, there you will find it. Washington street, from Cortlandt street to the Battery, contains filth enough to infect 1 whole district. The Dutch dwellers in the lower par of that street seem to vie with each other to see which shall get up the nastiest prospect in front of their doors. Our reporter, after taking an impartial survey ofeach block, and viewing the whole line in all ita va rious aspects, utterly unable to say which Ha: had the best est’ prospect. "gach house had thrown all the refuse matter, elo; had into the street; and if one ty beat another, it was only because its letor was able to give dinner rs on both med with oa! eavtmact of of vegetables, in which cabbage leaves predominate, and corn husks, potato Reelings, ering be beans and egg shells form a subor- , and the whole id mass “ py —— nd stinks and fioata,’”’ in as nasty a pool of slimy liquid as can be uae this ‘ide of i merdsm, oF Rotterdam, or or 4 Dutch eettlement, with or without a dam. tn front of 51 Washington strest are two or three cart loads of various kinds of garbage, mixed with shavings and stra In none’ of No. 64 are three large heaps of filth, in the shape of decayed vegetables and mud. ‘The wide Pownce - iendin, to the rear of No, 73 isin @ most foul condition, and it is impossible to see how the Health Warden of that distce if he basa nose on his face, conld pass there without having his attention arrested by the nuisance. Front street, between Coentis slip and States treet, mene 1B 8 vy bad condition. Soalso is Water street, (rom Broad street to Whitehall. Pearl atreat, between Whitehall and State street, is etill worse. The whole region round about that old rat trap called Wasbington market, ie # nuisance, ps herela no | hopes of its ever being bettered short of conflagration. Even Cortlandt street, altho it emits no very unpleasant odors, yet is al bly dirty. There are heaps ot dirt lying in the gutter in frout of Nog. 25, 28 and id 30, and we we were in formed that no dirt had carted off the street for over two Bo There sve many other streets inasimilar condition to this, but ag was stated in the beginning, the most of the streets in the lower end of the city are Peni Fa with the exception at Wanhington street See PES e tt Henne eet id be af tended to at es the ordinances relative to throwing offal and slops in the streets should be strictly enforced, for it is from this source that nearly all the pestilential odors and noxious effluvias arise. Marine Court. Before Hon. Judge Maynard. LANDLORD AND TENANT CASE—WHAT'S IN A NUM- BER. Ava. 2—Browning vs. Lewis—The plaintiff claimed that the defendant was his tenant of certain premises, known as No. 50, 'n Hamersley street, and as such tenant, was indebted to him for two quarters’ rent, #225. Defendant denied being tenant, as set forth; and also denied the indebtedness for rent. The defence was, that the number of the premises was in reality 52, and not 50. The evidence was that the the premises were known as No. 50; that No. 60 had been over the door until within a short time; that the defendant had taken a lease of them as No, 50 three years since, and that he had since then called it No. 50 in his letters to the plaintiff The ‘ound for ear Judgment accordingly. i v8. —The etn isa Tee and as such a beer” to defendant. Bala we due for beer, and barrels not returned, $465 56. Judgment for plaintiff for that sum, with costs and allowance $12. Malony vs. Watt—A Running hs opera was an action for services rendered by Philip Martin (the aseignor of claim to the ues, for cramainge™ custom to defendant's hotel, at ten dollars a week, tor fourteen months. Proof that the services were rendered, and at that price. Judg- ment for plaintiff $500. Present Judges M ora, rem. id Mi ent Judges McCarthy, Thompson and Ma: Fe memigee vs, g pion Sevag! rely pe mn with costs. United States Marshal's Office. Andrew A. Williams was given up to the United States authorities by the captain of the vessel John H. Knight, charged with stabbing the iate of that ship, Remanded for examination. Blessings on One’s Head are Ford & Scott's ventilating cassimeres and beavers; every variety of straw hats ean be found at their establishment, on the lower corner of Broadway and Fulton street. Shell Dress bese CoP Bry Newest Styles of French manofacture, jons. Shell combs made and repaired, at A. "s ws SAUN! $07 Broadway. Pianos and Melodeons.—The Horace Waters modern improved pianos and m«lodeons are to be found at 333 Broadway. Pianos to rent, and rent allowed on purchase; for ie on monthly payments: second band pianos from $30 to 140, melodeons from $4) to $135. Wholesale Clothh: Warehouse. — Mer. chante visiting the city are partienlarly invited to inspect our stock of superior ready made clothing before purchasing. AVID J, & GEORGED- LEVY. 76 William street, between Cedar and Liberty. Fancy Cutlery.—The rere, Assort~ ment embraces every style of pen, ae god Wi knife, with @ large variety of cholee razors. A. & J. DER&, No.7 Astor House, and 387 Broadway. Paperhangings at Wholesale—Country Mer chats are invited to examine our stock of French and Ame-t- can paperbangings, embracing every variety known to HUMAS FAYE & CO. No. 257 Broad way, opposite the City Hall, The Pisno.—The Greatest Improvement 1 J. & ©. FISCHER'S improved circular scale pianoforte; Sareroom, 825 Broadyray, opposite Broadway theatre. oS factory Twenty-¢ Bae Ninth avenue, New York. Green, No. 1 Astor House, dart he has been engaged in the gentlemen's turnishing and shirt business, has ne A stock so elegant so faultless, #0 varied or #0 copious, as thet for the preseut season. He’ in- vites attention to his rare assortment. Visiting the =. Should Call at Rogers’ extensive bazaar, No. 499 Broadway, where the most rich and splendid assortment of fanc articles ‘and toys tn the world is to be seen ; imported directly, and sold at importer’s Priges.” Fane. Jet crasmoente, 1ouet articles, dressing ted tre: velling cases, bronze, Parian’ and glass ware, with every va. ety of articles suitable as gifts and present fsor all ages, are at H. § ROGERS’ Fancy Bazaar, No. 499 Broadway. Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. EATRICK je the sole manufacturer, in ihe, United Staten of the above orlebrated safes and paient powder proof deflance locks and Santee Maiden lane. Knapp’s Concentrated Extract of for making his celebrated root beer.—The attention of drug: gists, hotel keepers, privaie families, dc. ls called te the above reparation. the pleagantest and healthiest beverages fwn it made from this extract, with but litle troubie and at a triting expense. in botties at 5 Sold 0 cents, with full directions. General depot, 362 Hudson street, Pa Decorations.Thomas Faye & Co., No. 267 Broadway, near Warren street, have on Than every pe ey hs Lg ban ge, ees. on sereens #0 that helt effect can Artistic workmen only em- ployed, ‘and ai all ‘wore wa arremed, Singer's Sewing Machines.—In Posast- ble way these machines have secured the favor of the public. The highest jremiumé and meda!s have been awarded to them at Lome ap are using them, on ev variety of work, With caldre satiataction nnd’ success “Lot all who have any interest in the subject call and examine. The machines will be courteously exhibited, whether they do or do not wish to p ‘ 1. M. SINGER & CO., No. 823 Broadway. Campbell, A ry and Chemist—South- west corner of Righth avenue and Twenty-cighth street; 17 ‘ars practical experience in such stores as Rushton's ant Gromble's, Ac. ‘Medicines at all hours. Please give mo.acall Batchelor’s Hair are Wigs and Toupec’s are superior to all others. ir new improvements secure fect comfort to the wearer, natural elegance and durabilt- Fe Tile ‘unrivalled and gniy harmless baie dye is applied in twelve private rooms, at B. roadway. Piesse & Lubin’s from the Eternal City, sold poten ene poll by their agents, GEO. &. INGER & CO., Dispensing Chemis's, corner of Broadway and Walker street. For Cleaning, Preserving and Beautifying the teeth and ‘gums, saponaceons tooth powd menéed by Dr. Bow dite of which iwcroneing daliy. wih ise nossetous is submitted to the roughly satiafactor “Chemists, trees, ‘carver of Broadway and Walker street. Fevers, this Season.—Sccure Yourselves from danger by the use of BRAXDRETH'S pill, Even yel- low fever cannot harm you if yor Keep your bowels and biood this excellent medicine. In bilious affections, bowel h contiveness oF relaxation, with oF without na Perfume, jimonials, wubiie ‘as that gi eat desideratum, a tig’ Prepared only by GRO. E. successors to T. T. pal lis are often by one done of four six or pis. 0 nt bodilyffeelings are ai once relieved: let the sufferi je doe and have assu- rance of the fact. ve years have estab- oo them the best purgative and purifier of the blood nowD. THE REMITTENT FRVER OF THE ILAND OF ST. THOMAS CORED BY BRANDRETH'S PILLS. New You Dr. Bexs, Braxprera:—Dear Sir—It duty io say that, when 1 Was United States Consul at St. Tho. mas, in 1849, I used your pills with ver: Freat evan 1 was taken with the fever peculiar to t! ETsiand; the doctor ied me, and J.wae ia very great danger of dying, from thet ver and the The inward fever wa that po quantity of Foks Seemed to relieve i considered er, and Tfelt that my hold of life was really ee I_was recommended to use Shem ‘daily unt { had taken wo boxes, containing twenty. fre pills cach when t waa quite recovered tomy usual hon jovernor Oxholm me mort cordially. wilt yon deem the above of any Leeves oe will not be afraid to publish it. | ae eT Cedaias Hh. DecayAn, | He Cried Staten Comer Guan ate Cr for the Tein ‘Tal is, by ieee i ra Sixth ‘st Dyott_& Bons, Philudelphia, druggista and medicine venders in ‘te orting to be Rrandreth’s pilla, with ¢ side label, are counterfeits, ya wire Catton. —All pills pa “No. 241 Broadway” on Laing nt Perfumers and Fancy Goods dealers visiting the city, will find the Balm of « nrwuat flow. ¢rs, for perfuming the breath and beantifying the complexton the ‘mont aaleabje article in the markel. P PETRIDOR Franklin square, New York. For sale by all drug: nd fancy goods dealers in New York. Hollownay’s Pills.—The Mild yet Thorough operation of these pills upon the er veh them invalnable remedies worms, cholera morbus, and all my te well as of adualta. old nt the, mantifac 1 244 Strand, London; an ‘and 61 per box Marriea. On Saturday, Augast 2, by the Rev. B. 1. Magoon W. R. Finca to’ Migs Many KE. Coxworcy, all of this cit On Thareday evening, July 81, by the Rev. John ford, Mr. Bevyawey Saenreen, of Philadelphia, to Mise Fraxcns A. Sracktovse, of this city. In Brooklyn, on Saturday, August 2, by Rev. I. A. Farley, B. F. Fannse, Req, of Saiem, Masé., to Manrna W, Frcen, youngest daughter of Capt John Feat, tu Brocklyn, on Thureday, July 17, by the Rev. W. Carr, Mr. T. &. Bextos, of Albany, to Mics Carmerive MoxGay, of Brooklyn NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1856. On Wednesday, July 23, by Rev. L Sternberger, Cass. Frank, Bq. of Lowis, Mo., to Juwny, eldest daughter of Joes. Jacobs, of Brooklyn. Died. On Friday, Avgust 1, Diep Mutixr, son of Christo- pher biuller, aged 22 years and 1 mouth. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re speetfully invited to attend the aa. ‘this afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of I) H, Kabr’s, No. 309 Greenwich street, corner of Reade street. In this ety, on saturday, Augurt 2, Tuomas Pipes, late of the county Siigo, ire aud. aged 78 ye His friends are respectfully iovitea to attend the fane- ral, which will uke place at Mount Vernon, this morning, &: bine o'clock. On Thurscay, July 24, Jonny Moxisoy, in the 80th year of Bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepect- fully invited to itond tho funeral, this afternoon, at half Past ihree o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 86 Jane street. On Friday, August 1, Alice MoNvwry, aged 92 years. ‘The relatives nnd friends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of her ron, James McNulty, Ne. 58 Park street, formerly Cross street, this afternoon, at two o'clock. On Saturday, August 2, Pannck McCamr, aged 54 yoara,’ brother of B. and Terence McCabl, aad brother m-law of Michael Brady snd P’bilip NicMabon. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at balf past two o'clock, trom bis late’ residence, Nov 0434 Essex etreet On Wednesday, July 30, Joun Govam, aged 36 years, a native of Scotland, His remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. On Saturday, August 2, after a long and painful illness, Boroxan, wife’ of Patrick 0” ‘Reagan. The friends of the family, those of her brother, William Clancey, and of her brother-in- -law, Bevj. O'Donnell, are requested to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock, from ber late residence, No, 89 Elm street. Op Friday, August 1, #fer a short illness, of apoplexy, at bie residence, No, 175 Mulberry street, Tiomas 8. Trot: Ten, aged 40 yeurs and 4 months. Calcutta and Australia papers please copy. On Saturday, August 2, Ipa, only daughter of Hiram and Abbie Studley, aged 1 year and 7 months. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. $3 East Thirtieth street, this eraoon at two o'clock. On Saturdsy, August 2, — F. ana Carsaning D., children of Jobin Margaret ‘The relatives and friends of the the faally are reapacttally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of th parents, Twenty-ninth street and Eleventh avenue, this afternoon, at two o'clock, On Saturday, August 2, James McExewyy, son of David and Sarah McEkenny, aged 17 years Cod 6 months. His friends are invited to attend th ineral, from the residence of his mother, No. 442 eth ‘avenue, this after- am ra — o'clock. a a aa urday morning, August 2, Janz CaRoune, child of Henry and one . Crossman, aged 13 years. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at four o’clock, from the residence of her parents, Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, without further invitation. Op Saturday, August 2, Aynre Boyce, daughter of Her- wan and Adeline Cottrell, aged 11 months. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o’clock, from tho gag of her parents, N». 66 Madison street, Green- a3 his residence, near Fort Hamilton, at balf past 11 o’clock P. M., on Friday, August 1, General Heyy Stan- Quartermaster General ot the United His funeral will take (sg from his late residence, this afternoon, at two 0’cloc] Suddenly on Monday, July 21, at Hurley, Ulster coun- ty N.Y. Many Vinaixia, wife of Edgar Elmendorf, and eldest davehter of the late Alfred Elmendorf, of ‘this’ city, aged 26 years. “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, PERSONAL, Panny B- BND ¥ YOUR ADDRESS, WITHOUT PAII FF i948 Union square Post offlee. One diamond wo rubies. NFORMATION WANTED—RESPECTING THOMAS OR Savin, of Wilscomb, Somersetahire, England, who lett Beined fn 1844 for New York. Any information Fespécting them will be thankfully recetved by their tir aon, Wilham Southe ‘Wan. H. Lawrence, corner of Stave and Chapel sweets, ew Havens Couns NFORMATION WANTED—OF THOMAS MACCULLOY, who arrived in the fe Antartay, the 7th of last month. Any information of him will be kindly received by A. Y., 37 ‘West Twenty-second sire: FP MI8S LUCY HERRICK WILL SEND HER ADDRESS: to A. M., Broadway Post office, she will hear something to her advantage. 188 HETTY CLARK WILL CONFER A FAVOR BY sending her address to Harry Oakland, Howard Hotel, corner of Broadway and Maiden lane. M's C. A. R. WILL FIND A LETTER IN BROADWAY Pos office. R.&. PENNINGTON WILL FIND A LETTER IN the General Post office. REWARDS. ‘TRAYED, FROM 317 WEST TWENTY e) fourth street, a black Italian an greyhound atu answers to the name of ‘The above reward will be paid on her ny. return to the oflice, Astor House. $5 REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, A large black Newfoundland dog, with « black leather strap round his neck. Any person reiurning him to the owaer, at No. 67 Sutiolk street, will receive the above reward. $5 REWAR REWARD.—LOST, AN ACCOUNT BOOK, MARKED on the outside * Waste Book,”’ and left on the seata at the Hoboken ferry, foot of Barclay street, The finder can receive $1 by returning It to the ferry master, LOST AND FOUND. Lee THURSDAY EVI ENING, JULY 31, A BANK book of the Bleecker Street Savings Bank, belonging to William Ryan, 79 Crosby street. Whoever will return the same or leave it atthe bank will recetve ihe thanks of the owner. OST OR TAKEN BY MISTA NE BARREL OF lard oil, marked B, from pier No. 11 North river, on the inst. A’ suitable reward wil be given for the recovery of HENRY A. KELLEY, 96 Front street. '—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON. A PORTEMON. nate containing a small seouet in bills and some memo- randums, Any person retu the same shall receive more than the entire value. Address box 3,440 Post office. Le EXEMPT PERERA Papa! Hinder will please leave it at 254 Wi « Lead Rogineers * omice, 21 Elizabeth sree NO. 1,088. THE street, or at the EW YORK HACKMEN, TAK NOTICE. —CAPT.LEWIS will pay a liberal reward for the recovery of a small biaek tronk, whieh was taken from steamer Elm City, at Peek sip. oh Friday morning, Augual 1, markat on a card “Mrs. 0. Hooker, Deckertown, Sussex county, N. J. MUSICAL AND DANCING. RICH AND HANDSOME 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD piai tale, beautifully fiutshed, with Foul cor- hers, double carving all round, rich scolloped work, and ela- doraiely finished in every respect; rich, Brilliant tone, which can be vented, nnd in tha way of & piano Is a gem; bas he'd two mouths: ia perfect in every i be. oid Tor $2.0. Apply at 6 ater Sih avenue, neat the Crystal Palace, from inform his p New York and Jkiyn that be will return, to tewh onan ‘Terms for instruction on the piano, mony, soumerpomst ant oe "wong of eet piano,” ASDATRNY op much neg’ected, 640 per quarter. ‘The be subserip closed; no more openings for next season, A fre panne —FERDINAND ULRICH, Forth. OF, KALK 1r00 re mR TAUGHT BY BF DEROTE | RASY method in Jeasons, Sperantost ree years’ e Hence in New York. “‘Terina $6 in advance. Lessons at an lour, day or evening. HARRY E JACOBS, ms Chatham orf PRIMA DONNA ELIZA VALENTINI TEACHES yr ta sod can Up geen covery Ong Som (0. 2 Clinton place, corner of Eighth street, in here she will give private every 7 we is LLE CAROLINE VEZIEN'’S parene, AC pRaMY, }. 21 Howard street, will continue M’ son. Private lessons every day, from 4 to @ovciock P. Me, and school for practice, in the cv from 8 to 105g. Grand soiree dansante every Saturday. WANTED—A GOOD, SECOND HAND, UP. Piast piano. Address, stating and where to Peon SBl Host ofiée, New forks THE TURF, CENTREVILLE COURSE, L._1— TROTTING. — MON at 4, at 334 o'clock; match, 8600; two mile heata, carrying 300 Ibe, ‘Simeon Hoag paines b. m. Jane; Wm, Wheelan names ch. g. Baker * ORL. CONKLIN, Proprietor. SUMMER RESORTS. B.—Green turtle soup and a Knickerbocker wr OnkPee. LL, Proprietor. BA BATHING —THE ALLEGHANY HOUSE, AT ong Branch, New Jersey, is now open for the reception o vaio Ber week. 1 ree dail y linen of wesraors ant stages to the R&GATIA KONE OF THE Most EXcITING MATCH races of the seasor, will take place at Point Breeze, three fnd a hall miles from Jersey © uty ferry, York Bay, for SAD, between two of the fastest boats in the ‘world—the Bob Fish, built by Messrs. Fish & Morton, the renowned boat builders und the Flectrie Spark, built The boats ar THE ABINGDON yompany, REEN TURTLE TODAY—AT Hi. B. RIRLL'S, T Star, 62 Lispenard street OLD ws THD TO WIRE—FOR TEN OR TWELVE DAYS, A mail yacht, capable of accommodating five persons, sé ‘ug terms, J. Young, Broadway Fost offic, POLITICAL. ABD.—aEE * ycilguiiaro Hor N IN THE) BRALD the purpose of deciding on ti WES every day at the above Place, TAM! She enMAN, President. Epwakp A, » MULE, | Sec’: ey. IONEFR FILLMORE AND DONELSON ASSOCIA- jou, Le, hth head quarters 18 Spring street, 3 hold iis regular meetidg on Mond evening, 4 ium, ats P. leh occasion Tisdale, Esq.. will address the Members of ihe several \ineriean ov anizatlons of the ward. Bunleoe) Duties of all true Americans as practical cam- paigners.”? D. J. OAKLEY, Pres‘dent. SPOON 3 Secret | HE YOUNG DEMOCRACY or Bg One Jo favor of the BUCHANAN AND bickiNRDGE, Are iuvited to meet dh YounG Mex’s Democnanic Usiow Cre! On Tenax, By oN your's a At 8 g'CLO0K, ALL, : * Toston the two Youna Men's Gzxenat Commirtees On the occasion of their Consolidat The members of te Empire Club, Kamara: Buebanan Club, Natonal Cinb, Excelstor Club and the different ward organi- zauicns, are invited berm 3 =e ua ARRIS 5G. GovIsbenGER, RMETT, Committee meee o1 RLLY, Arrangements. GEO PEA RSON, Dodworth's Band will be in attendance, T[RE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN CLUB.—THE friends of Fremont and Dayton, residing in Wards east of Broadway, are respectfully invited to attend a meeting at Mil; tary Hall, No, 19% Bowery, on Monday evening next, August 4, at 8 o'clock, to complete the organization of the Rocky Mountain Republic an Club, . Underwood, Esq., of Vir ee “has, A. Dana, the New York cate ge au Chas. C, Woodman. Eaq.,cf Young America, t Jour. F. Fog bea willspeak. The Republican Glee clay. ‘will sing sign songs of the party. DING S$ OF THE VARIOUS BU abs and associations are requested to meet with the oftcers of the Empire Club on Monday evening, 4th inst. at half-past seven o’c.ock, at their rooms, in Canal street, for the purpose of making arrangements for a grand political de monsiraion,, A committee of three from each elub will be expected. ISAIAH RYNDERS, President of Empire C! SAAC SEIXAS, Evwanp Mosnay,$ Secretaries, 10 YOUR POSTS.—THE MEMBERS OF THE NATION al Ameriéan Clab are respectfully requested to attend a meeting of the same on Monday evening, August 4, at 8 Broadway. o'clock, at their headquarters, Academy Hall, The members are hereby notified that ‘the cli, Will meet xt the ab pave ° piace every Monday evening unul further notice. By ord NRY SNYDER, President. MERICAN COTERIE.—THERE W! AL meeting of the Coterie on Sunday alternoon, ‘August 3, At — o'clock, at the Crystal, 28 Grand street, | Punovual at endauce is requested. THEO. P. WHEELER, Pree B. Goupey, Secretary. MEETING OF THE FOURTH WARD FREMONT and Dayton Club will be held at Brooklyn Museu Tuesday evening, August 5, at 8o'clock J. M. and W.'S. King, of He ENJA. . ABBOTT, Presi: Gronce H. Day, Secretary. : 0. F.—THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF Southern New York will commence its annual session, in iis room, Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner of Grand street, on Mon. cay evening, the 4th inst., at 8 ovclock, rt MEETING. —THE REGULAR T1Q00R,, DEALERS: 4 tuouthiy meeting of the New York Liquor Dealers! Socie iy willbe held at National Hail, Canal street, on Monday evening. Angust 4, 186, at * o'cleck. "Members are politely anetusl in, pr attendance, as business of ¢ presented. MONTGOMERY, President. .M. MATHEWS, Vice President. Gvstavus A. Rare, Record ing Secretary. OTICE TO CREDITOR: fOTICE IS HEREBY given, aceording to law, to all Reon having claims against Charlotte Osborn, late of Bell; in the towa of Brookhaven, and county of Butfolk, deceased that they are re- quired to xhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to pe subscribers, the executors of the last will and testamen of the said deceased, at the dwelling house of Edward Osborn, re of the executors, at Bellport afuresaid, on or before oe Suh day of August next, Dated the 12th day wae WIELIAM EVAN.” § Exccutors. NOTICE.—PASGENGERS PER CITY OF BALTIMORE are requested to send their bacgage on At Queen Mreet wharf, before noon, om Wednesday, oth of when, in consequence ot the state of the tide: the ¢ more Will proceed down the river, and anchor Castle. The steamer ae = Jeave Queen st ‘Thursday ing K precisely, o crmvey Dassen. kere on on board, it Ki*passengers tro Feyueyted to been board G. DALE, Agent. requested to ot importance wil of ful: vhart, on W YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.—SEALED ropesals will be received until August 13, inclusive, for furedting shoes for the New York Fire Departmeat Fund for one year, from Ist of ne, next. For farther information apply to J. N. PHILLIPS, 8 Pike scre JY. THowson 6c: ‘atherine street, 8B! THO! man street, School Committee. Or2S RECEIVER OF TAX NO. 82 CHAMBER: street, (uew Court Hor New Yori hay Ee notice.—To avoid the bat mi from the crowd of ayment o weeny oo HOWARD, iver U. A.—AN ADJOURNED SESSION OF THE 0. U. A., State of New York, will be held a’ American Hall, 267 Bowery, on Monday evening. August 4, at Sovelock. Chancellors elected for the ensuing i for Ward thelr retarne to the Grand Sache without dela: F.C. WAGNER G. 8, 'y order, IZ 8 Dakexxn, 0. ¢ FFICE COMMIBSTONERS | OF HEALTH, NO. 8 CITY Hall.—New York. July To tum buausc—Heporta having Obu obtained cireutaiion of the existence of disease, calculated to unnecessary alarc {nthe public mind: ihe Commissioners of, Tiealth deca F haere o ho diseases exist in this city jo <a epidemic Notwithstanding the large increase of ending the | 1Mb, over the previous week: were nixty-aix (66) less than correspe which year was unusually healthy; the mortality for the year IsB6 having been five thousand tive hundred and twenty-air (6,526) less than in 1854. ‘The Commissioners, desirous of using timely precaution for the prevention ‘of disease and the preservation of health, mec! Fy A Gundaye qe qaoeple at "id o'clock, My. at taele ep il matters over which the bave cogn! TRAAC 0; BARKER, President, Wenssun PF Prncewny, President Richaxp H. Tuomrson, Me D., Health Otticer. ‘Wx. Rocxwrit, M. D.. Resident Physician. Jxpenian Mite, M. i. Flesh Cceanalestoner. BO. RTON, ,. By order, * WALTER F. CONCKLAN, Secretary. PROTAL NOTICE. COMMITTEE ON RATLROADS.— A Commitiee on Ratiroads Then) will be held on Tuemd Angus 6 vat pe ot ame, ty Mall, at 1 o'clock the Clerk of the Com interested in 7 ot oe the the PM. All per Hudson River Ralirond at Pitt tend. Parties having please appear. By con tee will WM. DRAKE, Chairman ‘Vacon H. _VALaaTiNe, B, Heat Amson Héxnice, Witsam McConkey, AMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER— Brothere—A regular meeting of the institution will be held inthe Couneil chamber of the Creat Wigwam, ‘on Mon: Committee. day evening, the 4th inet. at bait an bon ‘so'ting of the sun. mages” | aed pone lerequemes 'y order. RENZO Be SHEPARD, ‘Grand Sachem. Sternen ©. peavan, Secretary. Manhattan, Season grr og eighth Moon, Year of Discover: 4, of Independence ae and of the Insitution the sixty eight HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. ROOM AND BEDROOM WANTRD—BY A FAMILY of three, ina bhorhooa, where she cbarze int cleaning ‘of the bates, or work of ony nan, would be given uivalent for the rent. Can give the highest reference. ‘opi ta the basement of Mb Kighth avenue, near Twenty elghil FrICE SaaS ‘OR NEAR BEEKMAN STREET, 40 oF 80 tert by 25, on first or second floor, Address B, ¥. Haslam, 88 Beekman street. p* RT OF A HOUSE WANTED—DRTWEEN POURTH and Tenth srevte, to 0 location, not far from Vroadway, by a part Sin rent not to exceed 82%) per annua ahirhed, te wil ve Permanent; free use of bath, a one week. “en sabi ot iNT PARTIAL, by a young man; location between Twelfth and streete and Third and Fifth avenues The best of ddress, immediately, prepaid, Basement, te, BRCANSTS UNION DIRECTORY—CONTAINING mes and addresses of 40,000 business men in the olny forwarded hg Fad free of Address J. K. Potter, of a Tr, som st lade) Also, stereotype plates for ara _— ow | RENCE PAPER HANGINGS.—A FINE: 2 SSCREMENE of different styles, at extremel; Te A GMBERSON, Bo Righih avense. D*: A. DOOLITTLE WiLL. REMOVE nts OFFICE OV the fret of August to 26 Righth avenue, uoar Jane atree B": JLIARD TABLES, TRIMMINGS oF EVERY, “KIND, and all ap arate esegntinl 16, oreonnected with the game had at the manufactory of O'CONNOR 2 Dun, 63 Ann street. Four seco hand lables MPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND CUSHIONS—PA- tented Feereary 1), 1856; warranted mathematically cor- rect, and posecesing earaal elesticity in ell seasons, For sale Te TARE. ry only by ELAN, 39 Chambers street, up stairs, OLS. 7 KKOSENE O18 : K note isiV. Keen KEROSENE, Lay J Ko et sibel wale oll, prt, it burns in all the phene and elivie a a 18 rapeseed oi, ermal, nt 5 f burning fluid. bution % gam v, includi 1g cam bs, ‘without he" aha! teudency to FROSPNE LUBRICATING AND RINNACLE OTT. ‘leet of thie ofl on machinery is found to be perfectly |. Te removes the scum cansed by the use of impure oils, wears eqval to the best perm oil, and doos not congeal at alow Lig oe yy ‘or meta rat, and bowsprit iunterne this oi! uneurpaased, Tt. will burn for two nights t gurming or ceing ee {or shipmas’ere--and gives a light Sia Traleo burns The attention mag ‘sperm oll. ogineers, ship reand ian captain Pet ENS. to be seen at the ce of AUST ngeot of Rerorenc OW Company. a ee ieeneversnene od eT. anOAeD ARP] Jang. INGTON STRE! Bs) to 65; ing down fou Board with log: i Board without nna er week. Le fas to ber week. Boare Jodging ps per day, day, 9 VAST FIFTEENTH STREET,—BOARD FOR FAMT- lies apd single, gentlemen; house has all the modern improvements, ba Birancers viaiting the elty wil ind s comfortable house. Reference required. 68 SIXTH STREET, CORNER OF FIRST AVENUE.— Gentlemen can be accommodated with full or oe board, or with handsomely furnished rooms without on reasonable terms, Gi neighborhood, Cars and stages WHITE STREET, NEAR WEST BROADWAY.—A front parlor on the first floor and two rooms on the would be ntlemen 2 second floor, all neatly furcished, in a private house: re Jet iogeiber or separately to, single gentlemen or Terms moderate, ASHLAND PLACE, P&RRY ‘Y apartments, suitable for mien, with the use of bath, excel lent as well as permanent boarders. clr wives. 1 SRTEET.—HANDSOME and single room lent aecommodations Rolerences ex- for tran change A. "EW, GENTPEL PERSONS CAN BM, ACCOMMO- dated with good rooms and board at 135 Joralemon treet, Brooklyn, ies mincien” walle com South and Wall street ferries. Terms References givea and re- quired. NUMBER OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, IN that mice, cool, pleasantly situated house No. 3 Bond Street, second door from Broadway, PARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN IN A PRIVATE house.—Parlors on the tirst and gecond floors, also lodg- iny rooms o the upper sory, to rent cheap. ‘Apply at No. Pr reet, near the hotels OARD.—A LARGE ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, With ail the modern improvements, aultabla for a geatie man end w jections to a smail ‘shild. ‘Terma, $ per week. Inquite at 522 Hudson street. Reference given and required. OARD.—A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY, A LITTLE embarrassed in circumstances, wishes the’ loan of $30, for which she will give a neatly furnishe t hedroom and parlor, ‘on second floor, front. up town, to asingle gentleman or lady ofrestired nnddomestic habite, Address "Sirs. Smith, Metro- politan Post office, tor three days. OARD—WITH A PRIVATE FAMILY, AND WITH choice of five rooms, newly fornished ; ‘and gas. rms moderate. Reference. Apply at 70 fata parl vraer Variok. “Cars up and down town at the door every minutes, OARD.—WANTED, ONE OR TWO UNFURNISHED rcome, with or without board, by ® young bachelor; in ihe family (of a young widow preferred. Address U. P.'A., Broadway Post of OARD.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ONE. or two unfurnished rooms. in 4 private funily, near Broadway, with or without board. low lady preferred. Addrens James, Madison square Post ollce. OARD.—A SULT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, neatly anid well furnished, olen wih board. A leo toowma for gentlemen, with or without board. Location airy and pleasant. Apply at 278 Fourth avenge, opposite Calvary church, "Gas, baths, &e. BOaRp AT BERGEN POINT, N and his wife, or two single gentleme commodated at the boarding: house of Jolin 3 the above place, he ha sing one 1 mediately to JUN M, ENYAR' BOARD, ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—o% single gentlemen wishing pleasant rooms, board, in @ small private family, can find the same ing A. ., Herald oflice. OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO osingle gentlemen a parlor and bedroo.a, with partial house first class located west of droadway, near cher strect. Address H., box 150, Herald ollice. Refer ences exchanged. OARDING—TO GENTLEMEN.—A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with well furnished rooms and ood board at 15 Seventh avenue, between Twenty-second and Twenty third streets. Baths, gas, n the house. few minutes. —A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE with bha:dsome furan! rooms, with or without boaré. Also, a few respectable young ladies can be sccommodated; the house haa all the modern improvements. Appay at $11 Sixth avenue. OARDING.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BB pleasantly accommodated with neatly turnished rooms board on very reasonable terms. Location [er and convenient to cars hot and cold Water baths throughout the sntire house. “Apply at 404 Fourth avenue, corner sf Twen'y- ninth str ED—IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY, by a Indy, where the French language will be spoken exclusively. Addrees, stating terms, & M., Broadway y ce. OARD WANTEDSIN A GENTEL PRIVATE FAMI- Jy, @ short distance up town; would like to be conventent vo the Bixth | a cars. Address, stating terms, de. T.J.B., tory ‘one but those living reapectably need apply. es. ‘ad re ss J. B. R., Herald office, COUNTRY BO. aes —A QUIET HOME i whd BE OB. tained ‘ate family, near Lang ‘erms SMITH & SOND, Boarders’ to $6. luguire of Git Exchange, No.) Appleton's Hiullding. 346 Broadway COuNIRY BOARD.—ONE OR TWO FAMILIES CAN be accommodated with, board, at o watering. plas. sit aired on Stonington Sound, known as Dodge's Island all the comtorts of a home ‘ean be enjoyed: also, au excellent Ashing and hunting ground: Terms raasnaabie. Rererences ireswed exchanged. Any le > Jostiua Wheeler, Mystic feeldge’Conn., will be % YOUNTRY BOARD.—A QUIPT HOME MAY BE OSTAIN ed in a private family, not far from (om Branch. Terms $3 to 8 per week. Inqbire of G. H. SMITH & CO., No. 2 Appleton’s Building, New York. OUNTRY BOARD. — GOOD board may b tal ion, hear the vil New Jersey. Aj ‘Twenty eighth street, corner of Broadway, or at Corn hange lusurance Company, coraer of William and Beaver streets. (OUNTRY HOARO WANTED-NEAR THE SEASHORE, cr where there is good bathing, in a quiet family taking no other boarders, for two ladies, child and servant. The ac. mmodations and fare must be good. Address, with particu B., box 128 Herald office. ‘ars, © ESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET.—TWO OR THREE GEN. tlemen can obtain pleasant and well furnished rooms, by applying at LIS Prince street, Gas and batth in the bouse, {LEGANT ROOMS,—A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, ae elegant brown stone English basement doors west of Broadway, in Nimth street, Ky {o two oF three fentlemen of high reepeciandiay. a soleudid, pastor, inree, badroume, basking room ‘urd. watercloset, ail Conmesting’ on the secdba foot riebly furnished, Address 8., box 1,L8i Post office, } OTE LODGTS a8, ENTLEMEN WILL DO WELT, to remember that they can obtain good furnished roo At the Globe Hotel, corner of Frankiort ant William stracin, ‘2e. per night, or $1 0 per week. No other charge, except at their option. TO. large airy room and t or-with board, for single gentlemen or wives, transient boarders particularly are inv ted to call, _ Also, an o ice bo let. O*E oF rwo. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED D ROOMS h partial hoard, tn a moat desirable mo. Convenlent to care and ferries. Family Harrison sree, de aang DRIVATE FRENCH BOARD—A PEW 6 can learn to speak French practical living in the fe: 1857 4, WRITING AND ARITII 0 AK'3 Academy, 609 Broadway. — Findents entering on Monday are guaramieed to be able to beep bool Fe ry, tod writes good business band, BELDEN HAS ONE w let, either with nvemen and their Southern gentlemen NTLEMEN or theoretically, by Tenth street, PRESHYTERIAN CLERGYMAN, RESIDING ONE mile Hutson river, ins healthy situation, eighty initee from New York, dlike to take into his family ix young men. of good m ionding, to educate for calle Counting houses They would have the advantage of comforts, as weil wa thorough instriction and good moral (rain- ing. For further particulars and testimonials address a line to Clergyman, box 2,088 Port office. GENTLEMAN OF THIGH SOCIAL STANDING, AND 2A, he bughest learning And breeding. wishes to find situs iron an tendhgs of ont or Uwe 7s gentlemen, who wonkt iu cline to visit Rurope, inorder ‘oatudy the inatitsfone oth polt ical and scientifien!, ofthe old cov with @ view of prepar Ing themac ves for’ publie life, ress Politien!, Herald chee. OOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, AND THE other to suecesa in the mercantile emp! ay TER A DIXON in an ‘omesnont and em Pecive lemon charlatanry.” Rooms bu Broadway. Appletoa's fullding. ih teniieeineiaitinillnaiiediaiaciliinaatins ADAME RERGIER RESPRC (pdt INFORMS Hf nd ‘he publie in that Micka eae ne ACHERS OF. THE HIGHER ENGLISH BRANCHES, French and Ep? unitedly or Ln oy qoler de itiona, im A _lirst clase seminary, aa dressing immediate! Livtogsion, Pook o@ice, New York.” TENTRILOQUISM.—IN@TRUCTIONS IN VENTRILO. V quiem, together with all the advertised chances to make mone} erie endoomaly a ae +e Seach. can LJ Cy i ‘nse profit) handsome! bow rice by mail, Hut ree, Bic ‘Address Joun Hl, Wadhame, Uosion, Goto" HOTELS. Cover ate HOTEL, FOOT OF CANATP STREET, @ Collina line of steamers. — This and most central to business fo transient or permanent bonr: GUAKE 2 ROMINSON Propriciors, } OBOKEN.—BAUMER'S HOTE!.—THE OLD, WEL! An phnewn and popalar establishment, corer of Hudeoa and shine streets, for sale or lease. The subscriber offers his spacious and valuable hotel and stand for ale oF lease, his health requiring him to discontinue business and travel. The corner lot belonging tothe stand fs vacant, and abundant rm ‘eon the premises for. a brewery or other purposes. The stand covers three city lola, 25x10) each, with a 2) feet alle a fear, with an unobstructed view of the river, bay and York city. Apply on the prem : rie : FRANCIS X. BAUMER, TALL HOUSE.—PASTERN DIST. BROOKLYN, (FOR merly Williamaburg,) corner of Fourth and South Fftth rete. This elegant and commodious hotel is now open: the henge and furniture are entirely new: Its sitnation commands \ ine view down the bay, and as a cool and pleasant summer ideuee ft is unsarpassed by any In the country; it ie within ates’ walk of four ferries. Winner at 6 o'olock SS SEGARS. \ MILLION SROARS, OF WA ‘a. and qualities, at much below mx pricy vanious mal j= B —— RS OVER ! , niperioe family #oap, ot 16 Per cent lows thai 0 nn: vovareve prion, Cash advanced on stgare oF Haran.) ne cr lciaean mnapuiaerure, 0. ONBEKS, 17 Broad +) 5 HELP WANTED. RARE CHANCE.—WANTED, AGENTS Hrother Jonathan's cham nelah;* genuine yma yo inventor's name on the label. van an 96 10 $10 per doy. al the principal 44 Broadway. 1. BRABY Ns CO. i ar te nnd Retail Man tasicrora FOL WAXTED—WHO RESIDES WITH HI8 PARENTS. >” None other need a) ply. Also. 8 YOUNg man, a0 in entry who writes a aud rapid hand, and tres. Call at 24 Warren st., between Se and 10 Sclock i OOK WANTED—BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY in the country a short distance from the city. She must tv @ Protestant; a good cook, and a first rate washer and iron- © and have good city reference, “Apply at 97 Beekm.u st, APMAKERS WANTED—FOR FINE CLOTH, C° Kod glaze caps, at Semystack & Rahmer’s, Malden LOAK MAKERS AND PLAIN SEWERS WANTED.— C* Wanied’ large aumber of cloak ‘makers aud plain sew- es, immediately. Apply at 238Spring street, YARVERS WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, JOURNEYMEN house carvers. Inquire of J. W. Banta, 388 Bleecker st., near Hammond. RUG CLERK WANTED—AN ACTIVE AND a tent pharmaceuiist, a» assistant in a drug store in : lyn, Address Druggist, Bi oklyn Post office. PE a CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN PERFECT. tent. Apply at 168 Fulton st, Brooklyn. OVERNES® WANTED.—A CATHOLIC LADY, WITH the best references for character, may obtain a desira- ble sitvation by eommunicating her requirements, references and abode, in her own handwriting, to box 4,131, Post offlee. ‘A French lady would be very acceptable. OOD CLOAK HANDS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT ‘Walker street, ILLINERS WANTED—AT NO. 146 CHAMBERS SREET, irs. Work given ont, JALESMAN WANTED—HE MUST PERFECTLY UNDER stand the hosiery and fancy dry goods business. “Apply Bowery: 0 WATCH CASE POLISHERS —A| LADY, WELL, RX- perienced in that busin fad. Olio» may learn the ag. AUTENKIET o’cleek, A. M. References required. (0 TEACHERS.—WANTED, AN UNMARRIED, EDU- cated foreign gentlemen. in au neademy of finty boys boys, near the University of Virginia, to teach German, Inisic and drawing. Salary $900, aod all the fees for musi sail dinwings ant ake boat, tegleding wemniog, tual toa Tht. A personal interview with the principal of the school, pn b ee See ee ny could ie fered. Post oflice jv! marie count ginia, i. GOODLOE, Principal. ANTED—TWO WOMEN, AS COOKS, AT THE MAR- ket Hotel, No. 17 and 19 Catherine slip, |. Those who understand cooking: i ety employment and the hig! in rom 8 to 10 10 o'elcek. od it wages, Call om 7 ANTED—FIFTY GOOD GIRLS, TO WORK ON MAN- {las and dresses, Callon Mrs, Mas, 50 Lispenard st., New Yor! ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO GO A <aORR distance in the country; must be a good cook, wi andivoner Apply at 132 Macdougel st. WARTED=IN A. GRNTEET. PRIVATE Brooklyn, a neat, tidy and respeciab sistant chambermaid ‘and waiter; she m| perience, and must be well recommended from te laces, Call at 21 Park row, New York, or 46 Remsen rooklyn. ANTED-AN AMERICAN, ENGLISH, SCOTCH, O% colored servant, by # family consisting of hort distanee in We country. “She toast be skeet ease cook and jaundress, and willi.g todo general housework. d apply but such as can give the most to character ard capability. Wages: onth, at No. quam st, basement, on le Jrom 910 12 o'clock, A ANTED—A NURSE, TO ATTEND A SICK LADY, AT Hudson City, New’ Jersey, one mile from ‘Hi Inquire at basement 12 Wail street. Wo stdgenor SORTERS Atay Ag Rant Ary —at TRE Woollen Mills, Bridgeport, Cor Wy ANTED—-AN ACTIVE LAD, FROM SIXTEEN TO Cighteen years of age, to attend a retail counter, Apply at 215 Weshington street. Wanna ROY, OF ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS, AS tant delivery clerk; mast be a correct accoupiant, ‘acc iatuted with the city, ANTED—AT ¢ BROADVSY. 20 BOOK: keeper , two conductors, three cl WO porters, two barkeepers, four walters, two firerzen, two prakemen’ two coachm en, two mca ou and three boys for trades and stores. __ ous KAUFMAN, Agent. WANTED—cxLINDER PR PRESS | yerees Au POINT ohn P. Williams, 50 boys, a ihe power press rooms of J: and 47 Ann street. SITUATIONS WANTED. IN REDUCED ee homes tor N AMERICAN LADY, stances, is desirous of obtai three in number, — and 4 the ey 4 years Je persons wishing to adopt them will Please ais a2 Brookes at, N.Y. A GERMAN YOUNG LADY, 25 YEARS OF AGE, WHO speaks English and French, desires a situation os com- anion dy, or to take care of childrem ; has no ob travel; best city ret references given. Apply at No. 510 Broad- way, in the: REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN AND SUR, Reon desires to aitend the offi oF outdoor prea. put up medicines for another physica wh who lp, mor vut of the city. Address Lancet, Herald Clip -ssdstesentepahensnnereusrenidmnmmeneeen (ORE, OF, TRANSLATOR A LADY, Teac Yoywvont dusinp the veseton, chteer on espvich or teaabaen joyment during the vacation, either as copytet or translater, Kddrese Marie Lebrun, Madison square’ Post afte, CORRON BLEU GOOD FRENCH FEMALE COOK Wishes a situation ina respectable family, Can give the best references, havin Span in the tiret families of this country. Call at #1 Franklin LOCOMOTIVE MACHT. 11 aes dra) irery, wishes to obtain in any lee motive or machine Port office, New Albany, Indiana, Pr MENT ON SATURDAYS WANTED-—BY A on that day. Can ae bookkeeper. @ hone time is unoeet fing the nest of references as to, character and Iwace address Bookkeeper, Hi Ke ‘OUSEKFEPER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A WI dow lady, twenty five years of aj & family, with a couple of children pi ora wlarwere family; would net object 10 & lone, without friends i this country; looks more for a Irasant borne than ‘No par’ tier Pot those living (A fad sie need answer this, Address ree days, H Herald ofioe, giving full mame, IRES A SITUATIO! te Me gS -\ prefers a patch rald office, for three an KEEPE) hina Willett, Tie ITUATION WANTED—BY AN RXPERIEN( Jer, one who has been in business for a ive the best of references. *Addresn LAWYERS. —A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, three years’ experience a a practitioner of fires to obtat a situation tn this city ina Uber as partner or principal clerk. to commence on of Jan next, Good references w be quired, Address box 1,200 Post office, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET he ere ty et old. Best reference given. at plece, Pear! st., Brooklyn. _ . prc rend 1 ____ FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, —_ NE CUISINIERE FRANCAISE, MUNIB DE HONNRS ommandations, di sire we placer. 8 + jusqu'a Mord 158 West roadway. Us = Fong DE LA = Pho py nat DE. bonne Sentane tnchapt ta. co conver. o. Sedremser Nove 0 Win’ th street, between Sth and 6th avenues, oe cs UNEEARS a ee | LA CEONETRID BF LA des plans, ayant dé rig et des cultures 4 avoir ia de grande an Courrier des Btatwe Unia, 73 Frankiio A Ta oe es street. GOOD STONE MASONS Frunswick, New Jersey: wages 10 work allthe season. Apply att. Peter wick. FIRST CI-ASE MILLINER WANTED FOR A BROAD. establishment. Ni very best apply to" ‘ormingtom Brahe th John st ARCHITECTS AND, BUILDERA.— UTRCTS AND, BUILDERS —AN ENGI man is brs fanches, or branches,cr me mparingaga, of id Seat Wntaaann oso eR TANTED—GILDERS, TWO t JOURNEY: W whe coe ae horeshas, Tra he by & constant emp te re at Now. 988, 300 and "$02 reenwich st., of ment. Horace V. — — ‘FINE ARTS. MBROTYPIST ~ PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED. ine wicket wage wii ve pal "t ware ‘trou ‘wWorkinan need apply. ome INE ARTS —JUST PUBLISHED, LPR, 8 cao rsie GOUPTE a CaS beatae pei OF THE, PRESIDENTIAL orton es peters of et price. Poh FoR. apcennoan engraved on steel, from med 9. AOR i crab mast AND Wish class at nanoht from & well Crwill mabe io order (om on ston Cireet from the im clothing, i the mort Substantial sed big man at rates that ‘vt tneare quick Ca Ail dealers well the difficulty of arihing outa consequence of bad and set: and we thet by our system can be wwotled. oe: we are ready Weonvisce all «he may hear Ws WHR i @ BLING & OO. ironage. <8 Browiway