The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1856, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1856. 5 et — ee Ln TEES Tinmnmnommamnmennumeenmananomeeneenseunemeenesnaeeat esa a aoa neon which should prevail amorg gentiemen, and thet it was ubirue Various tile cf mipor eparianoe were then passed, aed ihe house tock @ recess WTF. EVEYING SESSION. Mr Buusrcuunket argued th exes in Tact yet the Kaneae Nebraska act, io terma, legalizes javery os thoee Territories. Mr. Nowron trictiy stated why be supported Col. Fre- oUt, ALA spoke against slavery extension, Mr Ketry dewuced the Celaolic church, claiming that ro people were more true, Ronorable and patriotic’ than thowe peopie .p the United States professing that religioa. Mr. Feonka argoed egamst squat: r sovereiguty, ahd ia favor ef Fitieore’s positon relative to + ye , FUplied to dr, Norton, and defen led Mr, Hanke, of ) the democratic party. AcjourLed. From Boston, EFFECT! OF THE STORM—LIGHTAOUSE SET ON FIRE OWED BY LIGHTNING—BUILDINGS IN- ie, BTC. Boston, Aug. 9, 1856. ‘The succession of thunder showers during yesterday and Jast evening, were the most severe wo have had here %r Weny years. An unprecedented quantity of rain fell during the time. Buildings were struck by lightning in ‘various towns. Several churches were also struck, but ‘without sesious camage. The Merrimac river, at Man cheater, rore eleven feet, and we bear of heavy damage to property in various parts of Now Hampshire. In ‘Wealtworth the damage is from ttteen to twenty thon- wapddciiars. Railroad travel is much impeded. Additional reports of the thunder shower of yesterday ‘and last night show that over forty buildings were struck ‘by lightz iny, including four Churches and s lighthouse on Plum Island, near Newburyport. One building only was ‘struck in Borton—a dwelling house on Joy street. Several pleagure boats in the lower harbor were struck, but the damage generally was tritling, and no lives were Jost. Portions of the Old Colony railroad, near Quincy, were three feet under water last evening, which caused con- eiderabie inconvenience to the up trains, pie oes she Rete Mei Democratic Congressional Nomination, Banco, Mz., Aug. 9, 1856. The Democratic District Convention, beld at Newport to-day, nomioated Abrabam Sanboro, of Bangor, repre- sentative to Congress. Mr, Sanborn has heretofore acted with the straight whig party. Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, and Mr. Bepjamin, of Louisiana, addressed the Convention. Arrival of the U. 8. Sloop Cyane. Boston, August 9, 1856, The U. 8. sloop-of-war, Cyane, commander Roff from the Weet indies, via Key West, the 27th ult., arrived here to-day. Cificers and crew all well. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADKLYRIA, Aug. 9, 185 Pennsylvania State fives 82% ; Reading Railroad, 43°) ; IPenrsyivania Rasiroad, 48:3 ; Long Island Railrcad, 134; Morrie Canal, 14. Cotton qr New Onreans, Aug. 8, 1856, Land without change in qiivi india and in active request. Gunnies Lic. a 14340. have undergone no change. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 8, 1856, ‘The firet bale of new cotton was received here to-day, ni eold for 12',¢. pee Ib ; stock, 41,000 bales. Coife— Jes of the week, 750 bales, at prices ranging from 10c. u Ce. per Ib.; stock, 40,000 bays. Cora, 703. @ T5e. Crieaco, Aug. 9, 1858, Wheat dull. with a declining tendency. Shipmenis to 060 bushels; to Oswego, 12,000 bushels; ant 22,000 bushels. Corn declined 1c.; sales ‘Shipments to Buflalo 95,000 bushels, and de. bo Or wego 59,000 busbels. mrego 38,00 Bcrrato, Aug. 9—1 P.M. Flour firm; sales 800 bbis., at $675 a S7 tor fancy od extra Indiana and Obio. ’ Wheat lower; sales 2 bushels, at $1 12); for Chicago spring, and $1 50 a$i 5: rv white Ke ntucky. Corn dull and lower; sales 10,000 bushels, at43c. for warmand 0c. for sound. Oats ‘and e quiet. Whiskey, 3234 @ Canal freights—Lic. or corn and 1sc. for wheat, to New Yor! AUMANY, Aug. 9—1P. M. Oate—Sales 7,500 bushels, at duc. (; hie: 4 .000 bushels Winter two rowed, float and 2c. arrived, for Wentsrn, f= ow round; sales 30,000 bushels. Ww , $150 ‘a'S1 85, and Indiana old, $i rH tales 4,400 bustiels. Whiekey, 9844. ‘The Sardinian goverrment has published a law making ertain Gimiputions in the customs tariff. The import uty on wood for cabinet making, cut into planks or quares, is now 2fr. per 100 kilos; white paper, 16fr.; beoutchouc and guttapercha rough, 2fr. 50c.; worked, worked iron in wheels or rails for railw: 8, UY. ; Gund bare, 2ir.; chairs for railways, 50c; lead in’ pigs, Foc.; brags, Iir.; zc, Ist fusion, lir.; copper in blocks, ir.; dram .ge pipes im clay, Lr. per 1y 000 kilos. Pianos and Melodeons.—The Horace Waters a improved pianos and melodeons are to be found at 3%3, d Pianos to rent, and rent allowed on purchase, for ‘on mowihiy payments; second hand pianos from $8) 10 5140; melodeons irom $4 to $159. Special Notice.—To Southerners and Gen- D fine clothing who wear fing clothing: oo, TAILORS AND IMPORTERS PAR PL pectfully give notice that, they will make ditions daring th 6 ‘mon! " ‘teams 7 of summer drilngs, et Teatre of sifering to residenta ot the Soathern returning from the various watering places, and stran- visiting New York, an opportunity to take with them the ‘Hovetfies in gentlemen's gartnents. Paricular attention “eriow Rvaronanix Dnt prising styles exclusively contued to 08, elves. 12 PARK PLACE. wport, R. L—We would Call the Atten- Day var vontese tothe me of an elegant furnished house, vt ake atthe Merchants’ New pr io an ads, at do clock, by BM. LUDLOW & {Pine sireet. The Wrongs of Man.— The dry goods house sent home Its bill, ‘The husband stared astonished— His coffee enp_be chanced to spill, As he his wife admonished, : rs spent for dress maderm, you'll @estroy me; ‘our dilly it thus they press, more than well employ me! a pay __Wou ‘Tis madness that, on female i o this be ran. ma aun fill the daily press vith this Li wrong of man, ina’ant ! SMITH BROTHERS one price clothing warerooms, 122 d 140 Fulton street, New York. The reed and Extensive gerd of Fi st opened at No, 499 Broadway, by H. 8, OUERS. who has removed {rom bis old st ty of ladies’ fans, reticules, jet ornament miahes, combs, perfimery nd ‘Taney soaps pmplete assortment of toys, dolis, cames, Ac., for the instruc po and smvuscment of children atehy mnporind, and We eale the lowest importers’ prices by I 9 away. ‘Wedding and Visiting Cards In the Latest lyle; De 1a Ruc’s fine wedding envelopes; “VEL ‘wa heavy silver seals and presses. way, Torer of Doane street, established The Plano.—The Greatest Improvement ac. FISCHER'S Py wand need ecale os romiway theatre. Man’ ‘Twenty ein wiice cad Mis Ninth avenaa, New York. . ———- at Wholesale.—Coun bb are are invited to examine our stock of Frene 4 can paper hangings, embracing every variety known erie TTTIOMAS FAYE & CO. 257 Broadway, oppo- the chy Hall. Decorations.—Thomas Faye & Co,, Hroadway, near Warren street, have on band every paper hangings, displayed on'screens, ao that their Sonn ‘be fully appreciated. Artistic Workmen ouly em. ed, and all work warranted, — a Singular and Significant Fact that the Pree raciven) card cagrerer on the west side of Brond ‘roms ul's chureh to Madison square, « Mr. RES, vious ‘ove the La Farge House), The excellence of ev ttLie moderate charges commands the patronaze J Shicite the voluntary praise of the tasteful and dlecerning CK 9 the sole manufact , in the Ry - above earates eapee ced paren pow pront defiance ‘and cross bare. ‘eat! street, "ian aoe below biden lane. et om ‘Tea Company have on ev tos, fee grocers, tea dealers, and famil Benchrn long, and young Hyson, from + ae imperial, from 25c. to She.: all other cya low, Also, 3 1b. boxes of good family tea for all and examine, ‘No. 125 Chatham street, be Pearl and Roosevelt atree's. t Yellow Fever in New York. THE PREVENTION AND THE CURE RTO DA. THOMPSON, HEALTH OFFICER OF TUR PORT OF KEW YORE in—Placed are in the responsible position of con ator of (he public health; surrounded as you are by the pene of the most La go disorder known to the medical nity in the tage, ‘on one side by the crews Pp antious to escape io the shore trem one dred enty vessels in quarn id distressed on ‘onher _ SY the anxiety of felt causonabert this mo- 19 should be survepttionsly permitted to introduce ei midst, Jot me aserire you of my firm belief that ine is the oniy reliable preventive, aud the only medicine ‘can have confidence in for the cure of yellow fever. This is of the same typhus abdominal: as the gall enters more freq eed, death js rendered proportionately more imminent ine water, if taken by all who may chance to come within sphere of yellow fever intiuence, say to the extent one ant table spoonsful in balfa jumbier of water, three times per ,, Will produce Just those physiealeifects that are ealeuluied tralise the subtle operations of the poison. It will, Lam jain, 80 purify the blood and keep | in healthy elrcuiation et upon the fiver and kidneys, and 80 maintain in whole activity the functions of the r may jefied even by those whore ‘of whose sense of nity May retain them in tie mirlet of the contagion. That foding water Will be found & remedy for yellow fret ja adminiatered, I have no dou! to supply you with the means of testing bumerorte pation tinder j ar care haten Toa ‘xging you ress you in manner agin 7 motive, bat _— in wt chm Tre in, truly yours, inventor ithe tpaine witer, dloreed by Dr. genes B. B, citon, GN Pro orth, of the iced Staten Mint. Epi No. 3 Second aven Suspected, bospecied, ted, ted. ‘This is now the Fate of oll Counterfelts of LYON'S famous magnetic powder tor inseois, and netic pills for rats and mice. oy Nignature and the en raved natonsl melels on the wrapper aud label. Central depot, 124 Broatway Phlmpton’s Cheap and Tasty Mosquito Nets, adapted to every formu of beisteads, swing one site to make the bed; also, Plimptou's secretary id whole- wale and retail by the patentee, at 62 W New Kork, and 136 Fujion sireet, Hrooklyn. Secretary iiadatoads sold op monthly or quarterly payments. Special Nutice.— KNIGHT & CO. Have removed th ir RATOK of ain Por retloriug pray hair 2 ihe natural color, to 459 Broadway, Up stairs Yellow Fever—No, 1.—When Lassitude and wearitess; When chilly fis and lsuessness of everything around; When faint dines, flushing of the face, red nees of the ayes, pains in ‘ie eyeballs and lower part of the lurehead: when with these we have pain in the back, debility and sigh there must be no time lost. If these be not the symptoms of yellow fever, they nevertheless admonish ua tha Ve dre aboutio be alarmingly sick, and adose of six or igh BRANDRETH’S pills caunot be too soon swall wo bree such doses, and plenty of Tudhan meal ge jor aday will entirely cure, The evacuations will prove the jood, which is overcharged ppriety of this course. I a th with impnrities, that, iy’ the occa Kind, Tt produces dyspepsia; dyspepsia cat and its opposite, dysentery, Now, What is the occasiog of im pure blood? This"is eat question, Too much labor— menial aud phy: fief, coustant anxiety of iniad, all ex- Cosses, filling the stomach too fall of food--tor In such cases, atthis season, the meat putrilies, avd fruit and vegetables turn sour—breathing an im pure atmogphere: all shese causos ‘The bload’s purity de- hese are ina various operations ‘on with regularity; the Inngs and liver perform the skin and bowels theirs. Actual experiment ed that the blood of all persons, in a good state of trom ten to tifteea per cent of these globules Tein to them that wo are indo'ted for the healthy tint; to their excess over ten per cent, we are indebted for all energy of mind and bodily vigor. "irbe ADglosaron. has a larger per centage than any other race. Sold ut twanty-fiee conte ner box, at the principal ofien, 43 Canal street, Brandreth's Building; at Buraton’s bookstores, Ae howery and 241 Hudson streets niso, by Mrs. Mayes, 6S Fulon euset, Brooklya; WJ. Horsmau, 124 doath, Bx h Street, Willarsburgs by TOW. Dyote sons, Philatelphiay and by all respectable druggista ant molicine venders id. thé Union. Cau “No. 241 Broadway” ont Tokal.—We See this Celebrated Tonic, Ex- cellent for dyspeptics, isrecommended by Dr. Chilton and phy~ riciang for fenoving the smell of tabarco, liquor, decayed ld at porter bouses, hotels, drug and segar stores, Depot 112 Broadway. Ratchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupce’s ‘sre superior to all others. Their new improvements secure tect comfort to the weurer, natural ele; nyo and durabil!- . His uorivalied and Ne harmless hair dy: applied ia twelve private rooms, at BATCHELOR’S, 223 rosdyeay. lveth’s pilla, with on,—All pills purporting to be Bi ounterivits, @ side label, as Por Yale Oya n New York. The Yellow Fever Paric.—Whether True report seems to be gaining ground that this fearful at our doors ease is uot of « contagious IL{a highly infections; the poisonous miasma takea vivities within five daya,aud the patient gene cuutm nore through ignorance in regard to remaed sing ‘8 spread than through the malady ite prech: clams, ‘herous, Snscrviag the physiciog al workings of yell rin the West. Indies, brought to bear upon It the va of his intellect and the experi imately produced a "Jognac cor: ly immediately arcests its progress, but Constitution of he patient. with most benelicial 1 last year, and the many proots of jnedical skill seemed useless, prove the duces action on the live eradicaies bile, and ig thereto aud the West Indies asthe oae great re: swase, Rvory house poasessing « bottle of a Mh he Comic cordial many years, which not mei also adds vigor to th brated remedy was Use folk nnd Porismonth, V ess, Where al’ ever and ague, and all oilious uuly remedy’ regarded as a’ speciiic by the Dyer’s Healing Embrocation 1s the Mo- ther’s best friend. It is especially prepared to cure Siurrbew, cholera miorbus, and complaints caused by the con tinned heat ot summer; headache, weakness and pains are at ones removed. It is recommended by every family to which itis used. CHARLES H. KING, general agents 192 Broad: Way. Sold at retail wher Hollownay’s Pills.—Prom pt Relief.—Nosoon- er do these conroblng pills influence the syst om, throngh the ch and bowels No. 0 Maiden lane, New nd by all druggists, at 25 cents, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ; "PERSONAL, LETTER, DIRECTED TO MR. W. K., fort street, and on the 2d of August forwai the express companies, has, hy mistake, not heen ac: ia respectfully rexnested to seus! it once more to the abov. ress. NY RESPRCTABI a fine healthy ma’ applying ner of Co [P XE, GUSTAVE GLANCE ATS, canion Herne, Switzerland, w bins, Brothers & ( money left with & PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT pild, fr y letter, LATE OF VILLERET, i ‘communicate with Re nardurect and joquired for Mise & Wooster street, near Washington Lyre’ whereabou's. ATRIMONT interview; « "will learn her —WILL T—R SUGGEST ONE MORE Previous mistakes will then be explained. M.—RETURNED—COULD NOT STAY Loagen~ + Monday and every day thereatter—" Time thes.” MAURICE, Wize 70 SIMON IMMEDIATELY. AND WE WILL, then come for afew days, If good place, stay wi Don’t send bundle, W Jill, MISS CORDELIA A. Rt, PLEASE yd HER adress to H. D, Bdson, Broedwer Post oflice, ~~ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. HE REY. GEO. W.PENNEL WILL PREACH AT THE Free Episcopal Church of the Holy Martyrs this ev in Forsyth ¢t., between Canal and Hi ir, to which place the chureh bas been removed from Ludlow st. SILLI + SOs we XN ILLINERY.—TO 80U TeEee LADIES AND LADIES travelling.—Mra. CART! 0, 593 Broadway, las just received some exquisite des French pattern bounets; iso a.large assortavent travelling bonnets! alt quite new, . tade expressly for those ladies I solicit to call and ex: amine. youare. Dy ER, t, LITERATURE. 37 BROAD WATS W's NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY.— emptied, » wr n Wilson. For the year ending May 1, 1887. rice WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY: A classification of the various trade heen, » Useful to buyers in this market. Price 7 Ww N's COPARTNERSHIP DIRECTORY—Containing the naines of the individuals in each Grm, special partnerships, YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. (In preparation.) Onders by mail will receive prompt attention, TROW, Publieher, 379 Broadway, corner of White mreet OST STEAMER,” Cook, Bry TIFUL Brough, %) ce “Little o “TEL were a Bird, ay and Tomorrow, oung by Woot's Minstrels; “Lazy y night,” “Brother's Farewell, ‘airy’s’ Invi and je,” Thinking of old times,” all hild’s Lament, y. Those not “Mute Trial’ marked are 38 cents. Postage paid by wi COOK € BROTH HI 463 Broadway, New York. EMONT, FILLMORE AND BUCH ANAN.—JUST PUB: a. Portrails of these distingnished Americ: tuted, colored a with dark ground, $8 Soe Broadway, New York, orc: —NEWS BOYS OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH, trons to look out for something rich. The Twiggs has been written, not ded. with numero: he Mexican ern ‘and on the battle fields of Mexico. = JAS. L, ‘The New Orleans Picayune, Louisville Jouraal, Moline Times, Cincinnati, Richmond Fnquirer, Charleston Meru and National Intelligencer will pi ‘a mou Weekly, and forward acepunta, She wilt "ito Abaca pa: L. COL ATIONAL POLITICAL MAP OF THe UNITED STATES, {ust published, containing aseuraie portraits, from life, of Buchanan, Fil Dayton, Breckinridge ind with the platiorm ot thelr xether with their letters of acceptance and a vast amount of statistien! matter, interesting to all parties. ‘This map is beaut. {fully © |, kize 34 by # inches: extends lo the const, showing the exact boundaries of all the States Hop ‘Territories, Missourl compromise line, &c. It also con tains a valuable dingram, showing the ups and downs in rela- tive rank as lation of the several Staves of the Inst sixty years. Politicians of all part have before them ial tor veing (ally pos ia on. n sheet form, of price, 100,00) dway N, B—Rauors of haper shail receive a copy of th (PUE WETMINGTER REVIEW, FOR THIS Q\ ARTER, and BLACKWOOD for July, now reads. The Kain burg Review will be ready in p August Blackwood, London Q: &o, Price & year, $6 for two, $10 for four It nt Blackwool's L. SCOTT & CO., 84 Gold siteet ————————————————— SEE N ELEGANT 7 OF TAVE “ROBE WOOD ‘PIANOFORTE for eale—Most elaborately finished in avery. war re scollopped work, carved ail round, inlaid pate, di ond latest style, ag A meet 0 eee ine ean "ts every WA, Apply A170 Washington street meee Trine em Beook!yn, tive minnie w Foiton ferry SPECIAL NOTICES, UNITED STATES TICKET CON on eahibilion for a few days at hisoilice, No. 62 White street, rear. Managers of theatres, eahubitions, 1aulroads, de. are requested to call and examine. 7 O@AL DEALERS.—NEW YORK FIRE DEPART- meot Fund. Sealed proj will be receivea uatih Au- ge TS, for furnishing about ns of coal for the New York wre Deopartinent Fund, from October 1, For further informa Hop apply to ATKINS, 16 Catherine street. ti. A. BURR, corner of Clit and Fraukfort streets, J. PRYER, 250 Front street. ‘Wood and Coal Commitee. ‘The commiitee reserves the right to any or all jumatea if deemed for the laterest of the New York i re Department Fund. MISCELLA NEOUS. 165 CANAL STREET, NEAR VARICK, oO “NOTES mantel erate, | ite We’ have 25. —THE GOL DEN LETTERA—EACH GOLDEN LYT. ter entitles the holder to the above sum, | Six letters of the alphabet are golden lett E le: if Ais a golden fetter, all who send for A will receive 425. by roturo’ maf, Enclose $1, Sane the letter, and addresa Potosi, box 221 Post ottice, Albany, N By EFFSCACIOUS CURE FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, callosities, nal Janie into the flesh, and every disordes of the feet, b; oq method, without cutting, oF without cai is ine de Rivoli, hy and No. 5 ouster 1 Pondult stceet, Regent street London, Surf Chlropodiat, permed by the Emperor of (France, and Srogal family ys excepted, from 9 ‘gland, may be, consulted daily, Fk ove, ‘at hip office, 91 Weat Kleventh sreey botweor tb and Sixth avenues. ‘COPIES OF TENTIMONTA: (Prout bis Imperiad Majesty, Napoleon’ IIT., Je certifie que M Levi eleve 08 corse avec une extreme habilete, Louis Naro.eon Bonarakte. ‘From James Baker, Esq.) 1 certify that Dr. Levi has cured me some months ago of 9 eral troublesome bunions, without the least pain, and whicl havevannoyed mo for many yours I walk at present wid great comfort, a heerfull; SEROMA ay {eu om iriends and the mao Bakes, Naw Youx, March 24 1886, 221 ag! sevcatcoath street Unsolicited by Mr. Levis { beg leave to tify to his succeam fal skill in avin perfectly removed a large —— of long standing, without seusia any pain. A. J. Puutaieurnta, July eda No. 4 alnaadine ie alee suite ousands nore in n (ATO from ladies of the highest rank) can be seen bY with a call at bis oflice, 91 West Eleventh street, between and sath avenues, Now York. N. H.—No professional ea Emperor of M soton with any person. RRYING MADE EASY—A MARBLE uarry only eight miles from Forty-second street, on the eu: rallrond. 1s then ony did fect in the rear, and ah ageent +a ear Joaced will pull up an empty one. Its height nping until seventy feet down ; the greatest ad (her particulars apoly to Abram Roe quality of inarble, ée., we U Alton stre: ekles, Raq, 110 N 9 ENGRAVED —Gimbrede furiishes the moet fashionable card and to al, persons leaving an order for a plate aud vious to the Istof Jannary next will be ores Om ind convenient card case ae & holiday gu GIMBBEDE card engraver and stationer, a8 Broadway, AND PER: \O LOVERS, AMATEU Rg, MINSTRELS, e ley sons who cannot wr t fer ay er L ng a deposit, as earnest of good man 10. WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS.— Barnes & Park, $01 Broalway, New York, invite the at tention of large and close buyers to their iminense Kwopean and Ameri-au paccat waedioinos, at and below ma nufacturers prices, by the dozen, package or 10) gross BARNES & PARK, New Yor’. Cinclau-U and San Frapeisco (0 BUILDERS, CARPENTERS AND MASONS.—ES- timates are Wanted, for the work aud materials ofa butlding, to ted iu the lower part 0; tha city, The lowest Job. i ate ouico, 33 Broadway, room “STAGE, ON FRIDAY by a gentleman, who go’ ont at Wallack’stheaire, panied by two ladies, a iarge ivory opera glass, in a brown buckskin case. The geut euan returning it to Mr. Jas, F. Russell, $1 Nassau street, w.li be suitably rewarde OST—ON FRIDAY EV NST., IN GOING frompBighth aveuue to Yiroadwiky, theough "Thirty fourth Breet, » pair of gold specia: lew UN. i. on the rim, The finder wil Ge liberally rewarded by leaving thems ai 1,020 Broadway. OST~ON FRIDAY, AUG. 8, A BLACK WELL, WORN memorandum book, containing several pages of notes, a letter of introduetion fo Mr. Charles Partridge, and two or three visiting cards, with the owner's name in fall engraved on them, ‘The finder will be thanked aud rewarded for leav- ing them with ar. Edwards, of H. Edwards & Co., 32 Broad- way. OST OR STOLEN—ON WEDNE! DAY EVENING, A morocco pocketbook, containing, ameng other papers. & on the Hank of the State of New York, purporting to y George Harden, and numbered 1,438. All are cautioned against receiving or negotiating sald clisck, | ayment of it FX liberal reward will be paid ‘ar its recovery. 40 Broad street, up stairs. $25 } » ON TUESDAY ers tw gay clothing, pi pe two inst. coareayven dager ih money. reward will be’ pact for the retarn of the dag erreotypes, finger ring, and papers, nestions asked, by Capt: MeCowell, b foot of Clarkson or Mr. y fist Leroy street, John Conoily $10 REWARD STRAYED, FROM BLOOMINGDALE on the Ist inst... a brown pony, with star om the forehead, white fore foot and abort tail. in the vicinity of Youkers on Sunday. The above reward will delivery at Brennan's coal yard, Kighty-fourth be paid on street. $10 2 REWARD.—TAKEN FROM UARANTINE dock, Staton Island, on Thursday night, Aug.7, an 18 foot boat, painted whive,with yellow stripe and gr green gtinwale, red tholepi iesh color above seats, white seats and nd color below. Whoever will return said boat to George W. Chambers, Jr., a¢ Quarantine landing, will receive above reward. $5 REWARD —LOsT, ON FRIDAY, STH INST) IN 2) Bleecker street, near wa ng, ‘on the top, 8 and engraved to Augustus. Tut above reward paid by leaving it at John K. Curtis’ jewelry store, ‘3 Bleecker way. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. OUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Double ice pitchers, eo ‘ater coolers, Retrig Roach tray Ply " iB tackle, Chudren’ * cabs one a spree Mowtlt door and table mats Cane = me Car bi Peron trays, Porcelain Lome ‘Chinese goods, Plated tea sets, Meat nafon, Tuba, rene, ullery, “Uinbrella. stands, Deyoushire chairs, Tin ware, arn Lane Patent irons. je casters, Cel Rocking horses, For sale at low prices, at the great emporium for supplying the waste of b bousekee AVIS, Nos. 644 oa sd are, Northeast corner OBERT = ee POLITICAL, 187 WARD FREMONT CLUB.—A PUBLIC MEETING of the Kighteenth ward Fremont Club will be beld at the Gramerey Hotel, corner of Twentieth street and Third avenue, on Monday evening, Aug. 1, at So'clock, Eminent speakers will address the meeting. — orp, Secretary. HOMER FRANKLIN, Presitent, ‘OLD—HUT THE BARGAIN NOT RATIFIED.—TAE members of the National American Club will meet at their eadquariers, Academy Hall, No. 663 Broadway, on Monday ening, August 1 at So'clock, as business of importance will be transacted. By order. HENRY SNYDER, President } secretaries, Hexny Rassom, J1com WISRE an, DENTISTRY. ENTISTRY.—THE BEST REMEDY FOR THE RADI cal and instantaneous cure of toothache and sore gums, is undoubtediy the Reinsauel Elixir, Principal depot, 476 Broadway, second floor, where numerous testimonials of our most honorable fellow citizens can be seen. AM EXTRACTING TEBTH WITHOUT PAIN BY A means of ums and inserting full - of the roots), on fine 0 rata percha, ld. $2 per Tooth; valtver, fo far ite pfs tt tt Lag Dr. NB GRIFFIN, Dentise 23 Pusan ASTROLOGY, RYOYANT.—MRS, TLAYES, NO. 175 GRAND vet, New York, i the leading medical clairvoyant in America: her office is daily crowded with sick persons seeking her advice. Every aick lady should consult Mrs. Hayes Ustaetion given, (ALATRVOYANCK.—MRS, SEYMOUR NO. 10 BPRING street, a few doors west of Broadway, the most celetrated medical and business clairvoyant in Alverica. Al) diseases discovered and cured, ff curable; the fate and whereabouts of absent fri made Known: ‘inerring advice on business, &e ‘and no charke unless aatisiied, ‘ADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO io) SRVENTE avenne, between Twenty third and Twenty-fourth a:reota Bhe eontinues to tell resent and future eventa, likewise imneya, awenite, bi Tou) Sheer proverty lost or sioien. |B verses in ‘eed with or withont eirne true to nature, for $25: sets, on beat teet Ovvatrecth HOTEL, FOOT. Mm =, Ma A447 Sereate Colling’ line of ‘mom central {0 buswess: ne. sue ormanent honrdare on raven & ROBINSON, Proprie ottoome sae to (ransient or able verms, DLAK BOARDING AND LODGING, enna B59 BROAD BROADWAY—U NION SQUARE—UANDSOME Years or sulies of ross tia scout fanily"ck geaulerban. Pry " er 2 ie Table, or em tbe uropean pia. totne uowly faraished, ‘at, Bas, 74 BROADWAY.—THIS ROUSE IS OW OPEN FOR berinanent or trausient boarders; it is newly far, ished thrgughout and sone of thefew piacca where swraagers can enjoy all the comforg of a home. Keterence requil 710 BROADWAY—OPPOsITE NEW YORK HOTEL— Ele, een Jy furnished parlors and bedrootus to iet cheap to good tenanis, “Inquire of Dr, 0. Triure, om the premises. 417 BROOME STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY —FUR- nished rooms to let on tirst, second and third doors, Apply on the pres, fore 12 M., daily. ‘ BOWERY, NEAR HOUSTON STREET—THE 265 ioMauan’ woes Single gentiemen can obtain lodgings and single rooma at $2; gas and front rooms, $3 per week. These rooms are new aud newly furnished. 247 Warninotox SzaRE T.—BOARD 45D Lone: lown town. Board with lolging, to $6; Gara wittut lodging, $ per week! Pstging tone 128 08S per week. Board and lodging per day, 86 214 HIM STREET, CORNER OF SPRING STREET.— A gentleman aid his wife, or a few single geutlemen, can be accommodsted with furnished rosms ant board, or rooms without board, two blocks from roadway; gas aud Croton water through tbe house. Retereuce exchanged. 15 vy EECKER STRERPT, OPPOSITE DEPAU ROW.— Ob “Niarge front parior with pantries. attached, 9 let to a gentientan and wife, with boara; house first class, contain: ing all the moder improvements. 15] ZENt, STREBT.—A SHORT BLOCK | FROM Broadway-A handsome suit of rooms, on second tloor; also, well furnished rooms, suitable for single gentiemen; earn! first class, with modern improvements. Dinner at 6 oe 12 WAVERLEY PLAC! ed suits of rooms to story, close to Washing‘on park. 107 SINCE STREET —\ LARGE AIRY ROOM, well furnished, suitable for @ gentieman aud wile, oF iwo single gentlemen, may be ob:ained by app!ying aa above —HANDSOMELY FURNISH with board, ou the second House contains bath and gas. Q3 AMITY STREET.—TO LET, TWO LARGE ROOMS, ‘on second floor, pantry attached, furnished or uufur! nished, with full or par‘ial board; aiso, back parior, fu The bouse is pleasantly situated, bas’ bot and cold bat every Way a comforiabi SPRING STREET, FOUR DOORS FROW BROAD. way.—To let, single gentlemen: ion is near all the first Inukire in the Sullding, of Anson Hovee. 68 SIXTH STREET, CORNER OF FIRST AVENUR— Gentlemen can be accommodated with full or partial board, or with handsomely furnished rooms withou board, on reiwonable terms. Good neighborhood. Care and stages conventent 44 UNION PLACE, OPPOSITE THE PARK.—SUITES ‘of rooms, and single rooms, handsomeiy ‘furnished, with board, can be secured for the winter, on early appli- cation. N AMERICAN WOMAN, IN REDUCED CIROUM stances, desires to meet some respectable persons who Would adopt her two children (a boy and girl, five and seven ears od.) healthy and intelligent, Call xt, or address 132 roome sire A FRENCH WIDOW LADY, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH, fuenty, desires a situation’ as housekeeper, or to tke ‘children would nut object to living in the country or xoing South, References given and rev Call on Madame Gabert, Taylor's International Hotel, Broadway. FRENCH | PERSON, | SIEAKING FOUR. 1-AN- uages: a good dressmaker, hair dresser, &e., wishes lo ergage with « lady gong rine or Good recommendation. dress Caroline, 15 Beacon street, Bostoa. GRADUATE OF A NEW YORK NORMAL SCHOOL desires a situation as teacher of the higher Busiish Pranches, drawing, painting, French, and muse, (piaio,) if desired, ih a tamfly, South preferred. Address Miss A Corbettsvilie, Broome county, N. Y, PEMELOYMENT WANTED —AN EDUCATED YOUNG man desires employment in some profitable business) would prefer travelling, od Has no capital, but can give references, and bonds for the faithful discharge, of contrac Address, for ten days, with full particulars, G. P. C., box 133, Yost ottice, Tonanda, Penn, LAWYERS.—A YOUNG MAN OF EXCELLENT EDU cation, who writes well, and understands eight languages, wishes to find a situation in a lawyer's office, where he would have a good opportunity of preparing himself for the bar. ould probably influence some Spanieh business, Address 8. )—BY A YOUNG LADY, AS erness; French, and the vsual branches of an Enylish education; highest reference can be given. Address M. M., Goverdess, Herald ofice. ANTED—IN BROOKLYN, A SITUATION, IN A privale famaiiy, for-s sma‘t, honest girl, aged 18 yeara, with the privilege ot attending school as a remuneration {oF services, Inquire at 128 Dean st , Brooklyn. ANTED—A SCHILD TO NURSE. THE ADVERTISER, having recently lost her child, would take one to nurse. For particulars inquire at 237 Monvoe st, ) for Mrs. obnson. y ANTED—A SITU ATION, AS CHAMBERMAID, BY A woman Who speaks French and Euglish; can sew well, niet in the tole of a indy. Also, a dituaiion, oy & muum nd of the above Woman, as domestic; Would like to be in ame house if possible, Good references given, Address , Herald office. We ED—BY A COMPETENT GERMAN WOMAN, A Situation aa housekeeper; understands her business is willing to make herself generally useful; Puch and Buglish, Best of reference, Call at 15 thoroughly; speaks! Leonard yANTED—BY A MAN OF STEADY, PERSEVERING habits, a Scotchman, @ situation ay light porter ina commission house or store; writes a good hand, and can be wells ce am salary secondary. Address Porter, box 7.6 Post office. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WATTER, BY A YOUNG man, who thofoughly understands the’ business city referetice to thatettect, A note addressed to Mr. store, 27 Amity st., for Lin, will meet attention. 4.4. UNION PLACE, OPPOSITE THE PARK SUITS OF rooms, on first and second floor; also, large and single vooins to iet; house handsomely and newly furnished, contain ing ali the modern improvements, [9 SETH AVENUE.—GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF single apartments, or elegant suits of reoms, can be accommo @ first lags house, with all the conveniences mnfortable home and the best of attendance. Also, a tosement suitable for a physician. 1 UNIVERSITY | PLACE. and three or four GENTLEMAN AND gentlemen, cin be accom. House drst class, naaled wr with all the modern impro’ NEAR BROADWAY—ROOMS, WITH jor single gentlemen or families, ‘Dinner at 6 o'clock. FINE, LARGE, AIRY, FURNISHED BEDROOM, ON sécond tloor of thé house 121 White street, to let to ene or two single gentlemen. SUITE OF ROO! WANTED.—WANTED, BY A single gentleman, a parlor and bedroom furnished in good style, in a private family, wi he can have breaktast Sind dinner on Sunday, if necesasary. Location ‘must be be- tween Union square'and Metropolitan hotel, and withia one block of Broadway, None but those occupying first class houses need apply. Address, stating terms, box $257 Post ottice. FRENCH FAMILY HAS A ROOM TO LET, WITH breakfast, at 48 East Twelfth street, near Broadway. Kefereuces exchanged. SINGLE GENTEMAN MAY BE ACCOMMODATED with a furnished bedroom, in a private family, at 35 Wil- iow street, Brooklyn heights,within two minatea’ walk of Fal ton or Wall street ferries. Terms, $ per month, in advance. FRONT AND BACK PARLOR TO LET—TOGETHER or separate, to a gentleman and lady; board for the lady uly; the honse has gas throughout, and i west of Trond way, than Leroy street; the tamil not sre w is small, and the lady 1s w. Address Mrs. Bradford, Broadway’ Post of- fice. OARD IN BROOKLYN, ON THE HEIGHTS.—GENTL men and their wives, and a few single gentlemen can ommodated with board, at 13 Poplar street: location nt, two minutes’ Walk Lrom Pultoh ferry. Terms mo be ple derate, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommorated with a pleusant room and board, in a pri vate family, three minutes’ waik from Wall street or South ferries. Apply at 44 Joralemon street. ‘gee? IN SOUTH be pa tome LeatY ATS FAML res elegantly furnished ho: attaated sri free the Xo: yd utes’ walk of uth ferry, wonld be happ: fe one or two inmates for the winter. Apply W190 Congress street, within three doors of Hicks, OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND child and two ladies, in a pleasant location. and on or near & rallcoad or stage route, Terms to be moderate. Adi box 492 Post oflice. OARD WANTED—BY A. GENTLEMAN AND His wife, not higher up than Fourteenth street, aud west of Broadway ‘atirees postpaid, box 3,745 Post oflice, stating particulars. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND His 4 wife, Terms not to exceed $3. Address B., Herald ee. OARD WANTED—FROM IST SEPTEMBER, FOR A in a private family of ‘religions no other boarders. Location to be nd not above Hoare yo oe FURNISHED moons, IN StiTs OR single, with oe ren here, may be had, in the fine newly furniated. bo Greene sireet, between brine Tn and Kighth pate first class house, and all the modern tix! OARD.—ONE OR TWO GERMAN GENTLEMEN CAN accommodated with handsomely furnished rooms and in @ private family. house is urst claas, tnd near Washing parade ground.” Apply at No, 222 Thomp: son street, between Bleecker and Amity ots, OARD—IN THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY, CAN » had for ® few gentlemen, or gentlemen ant thei yA private family, Address 8. ©., Herald ofller. OARD.—THE WHOLE OF A SECOND FLOOR, (PAR- Jor floor) to let, with board ; @ beautiful location, opposite the Washington park, Fourth street, consisting of iwo large bedroom au wives, Ponable jn resvonsiie ant ciparty. inquire OOF FB. sonal toar entee! ry. Inguire . B. Cut 447 Broadway, ard very at i immediately. OARD.—NEAT AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for family oF single, persons. Location airy. pleasant aud desirable, The comforts o! e may be realized by applying at %8 Fourth avenue. OARD.—CLINTON PLACE.—ONE OR TWO FAMI- lies and afew single gentlemen can be accommodated with furnished apartments and board, in the very desirable location, 61 Clinton place, near Fifth avenue. Reference ex- changed. OARDING.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND A entleman and wife ean be accomtmodaied with full or ia} board and comfortable, airy rooms, in a plain family. Apply at 70% ‘Sixth avenue. OARDING —TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN CAN BE with boas Thirdews at 267 West sireet, bet ‘and Tenth avenues. yon ed THE EUROPEAN PLAN, AT 10 Bleecker street, between Greene and Wooster, handwome Apartments, suitable for families, and single rooms for gentle- men, with the use of the bath; excellent secommodations for tvansient as well ag permanent boarders. (QOUNIRY BOARD —QUIPT APARTMENTS, WITH good air, ean be had on Harlem river, at the corner uf 12d Atrect and th avenue, (formerly the resktencs of Charles Hi. Hall.) for single gentlemen or a family. Fruit, vegetables alle trees. Convenient to Fourth avenue care. apply immediately at the Crowen House. D. JOBLIN SMITH, Proprietor. NOUNTRY BOARDING —ONE OR TWO FAMILIES cap have board at Bellevue Garden, foot of Rightiets street, Kast river. ERSRY CITY BOARD.—A WIDOW LADY, HAVING Dainese . With all the modern improvements, aud in the best location, would sccommodate & gentleman and Wife, or two.single fentlemen. with 0 aecond or hind uot’ “No Shiddren. "Address Cte Mo Heraltomioe, 70. 27 BOND STREET. —_, se HAS ONE large airy room and two amall ones, for single men or nd thelr wives; either with or without board. ‘Transient and day boarders, particularly Souther a. Gentlemen are invited to call LEASANT ROOMB—FOR A PAMILY OR GENTLE: may be obtained, with in & private familly, at No. Hy ‘Ninth street. Also, single rooms. RIVATE FRENCH BOARD.—A FEW GENTLEMEN P enn learn to reak French, ically or theoretical by living in the famliy of a Frene! Eten Tenth ‘mreet.. yr ae Lene ne a L gh | big} AMEN he secommodated street the last house nt the right from aeire ver ae, hy ware eonld obtain her board for some slight service rendered. Address Blizabeth, Herald office. WO HANDSOME SUITS OF ROOMS, WITH gas, Ac. furnished or unfurnished, can be had by Camitli cr gentiemen, in the finely located private house, 19 Sevent avenue, one door above Tweitth street Spaniah and English Reference required BATH spoken HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PROCURF PERMA ent board for hitsetfand wit, in » genteel privatestaraiy, where the comforts of home ean be enjoyed. Two rooms of the scrond floor will be required. | Lovatioi must be desirabie; not hesond Unjon e, and near Broadway. Address E . box 2,180, Post office.” ‘Terms musi be moderate. +P TOWN BOARDING.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLR- be ron 0 with handsome furnished or unfurnished rooma, with, oe with, In Forty second, stree!. betweea "brondway' sed house from Broadway, north side, TANTED—RY AN AMERIOAN LAD’ W yrivate fami eres, ion of ot he WOR LY devot eee aie ren oe Med be considered iv er beard i ete dived P Parmour, Vigra ollee eee om estonnbia. Ade ANTED—A FURNISHED pony TOWN. OT vut beard, Address P,P ., Higrald ofies, WX, Wirt ANTED—A SITUATION, AS BOOKKEEPER, BY ‘German gentleman, just arrived m the South, who is fully competent tolizep book, einer by double oF ai gle entry, and is well versed in the English and Freneh lan- guages. ‘Has had much experience Ly employment in tirst Class houses in Europe, and can give satisfactory references. Address box 2 £96 Post otlice. ANTED—A SITUATION, TO TAKE CHARGE AND run asteamengine. Can come well reeommended. Ad dress or apply to W. C. D., 62 Vandam st. 250.71 WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG an Aimerican, in a grocery store, or som stuilar business; is willing to devote all his dime. wnd atten Mion to the interest of his employer: would lend the above amount as security. "Address Herald office. _THE TRADES. CUTER WANTED—ONE, THAT THOROUGIIL derstands cutting in all ite branches. To save ironbl none need apply except with the best reference as to qualiti lone, “Salary not sq much an object. “Address, givin name, F. L, M., Herald office, XOLD PENS “WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD grinder er. W FOLEY, manufacturer, 163 Broadway. ALTSTER WANTED.—AN EXPERIENCED MALT ster is wanted, as foreman, ina malt house in Pei ze N.Y. None need apply but such as fully under: the business. Undoubted mials as to character, com wes &c., will be required. Apply to Samuel Milbank, 70 = TT 0, PRINTERS —TWO COMPOSITORS WANTED, ALSO. good boy acquainted with composition, and desirous of perfecting hiipacll in other branches of the trade. Apply im mediately at the ofice of the Staten Islander, Stapleton, Staten shen 10 AMBROTYPISTS.—WANTED, A GOOD OPERATOR inambrotypes and photographs: ax working partner in « Well established gallery, or the for sale or to let, in Good working order. Apply at 388 Brondway. ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED MAN, WHO Is 0. roughly acq uainted with the painting isi ne8s ‘al, ‘ho is competent in y respec, wishes to hire out to \¢ geutleman in ihe city OF country to do the paining of hotels or ag . Best of reference given. Address J. W. White, Williamsburg Post ofiice. ANTED—A CUTTER, WHO IS THOROUGHLY AC quainted with getting up youths’ clothing, in all its branches. One who undersiands preparing the paieras 1 quired, Mods ‘at the office of the Nationat Hotel, Co greet. on Tuesday, the 12th instant, between the fours of A: DRY GOODS, &C. N ELEGANT FRESH STOCK OF FRENCH EMBROT deries, in. sets, just received. Also, cambric and Swiss tlouncings and a a full assortment. PETEK ROBERTS & CO., 37 Broadway, NOTHER LOT OF EMBROIDERED LINEN ©. Athy i lena (Slight Win be opened wy ‘Mm ove sr Aah £00., Broadway, Chambers and Reade srects BRCDIES TRAVELLING | CLOAKS—AN IMMENSE ‘assortment iu re) GEO! ite ‘anal at and 63 Lispenard st. N.B.—Fail w know open. 1ARE'R COTTON.—THIB PRIZE COTTON OF ry now upon ita own exived ini Is ie extensively us wing use numbers GEO. A. tLAnK. 382 Dey atreet. oe cl wi’ DRESSES— at $13 BACH. A wew article Deg orntar cont WART % co. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets. ENSE STOCK'OF VALENCIENNES AND BLACK Ubread laces, all widths, new a panes, Real Valeucionnes edging, 1s. per par ‘a new lot, ETER ROBERTS & CO., 375 Broadway. BECK co. J. OK Avi ierens AND JOBBERS of FRENCH, BROLIN 490 ORRMAN FANCY a STAPLE DRY GOODS, attention Respectfully. invite the of merchants to their new and complete assortment Silke, shawls, oe mantillas, De laines, loli calteoes, ley and ina curtains, Embroideries, laces, hosiery, gloves, &c., dc The above stock has been we! with great Eu sm wives at the very lowest prices, for cash or approved credit. No. 36 Broadway, ap ‘Suen a ANTILLAS AND CLOAKS.—THE SUBSOR: racing Lig! se exhibit hie fall stock of these goods, of novelties, in various ‘materials, Mam © BANCEREL, Boxn nw Vi SELLING 0 OFF C PceeR Pie e, Auge ane gh ribvone, tomer, Doanets, mantilias, aij wd ofl bareges, muesli briflantes, millti rede. de, wholesale siti retal, im sousequense of fore. JOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN MERCHANTS can find an © eonoriment of swan a end eraine trim ming, wristlets, ni lea nlarge lot of fancy fur vieto For, ene and routs, manufactured under the aupervisinn of the well known GEO. 8, MAWSON, Agent, 44 Maiden lane. TO WHOLESALE PUyERE now prepared will bis fall tock of * Cloak, Taimas, do. anhaens, Wi Broadway, 6) Franklin street, Md y= BUYERS.—WE HAVE Now ON full assortment of all kinds of corsets, to which we ae —— wholesale bw Thon’ he Tm) se cernetoed Tocneurer, 45 Third av., near Tenth #t WRskeR BRornens, 64 and 60 Joho arect, up stairs, wore received their new fall goods, especially raw INC° erench towers And feathers Hibbous aud silks, Ac. ver TRAY RRS 0 pet steamer fe waive opened on Monday, Ay A. Wern No. 425 Broadway. OILS. [7 BROSENE rr) K eres ees RENT hae or, | agatha nid Jaana, fncluding carn the Uual teadensy i rl ohare AND BINNACLE 0} The eftect of ti inery ie found to be magical. Th removes (we ‘ever oils, "comprare For itnae a thee Peary low tem| nai and boweprii Lanterns thie oil tnwurpasged, Tt will burn for ‘wo night ‘without gumming or t deni Ty for Re . ie} Sot occel te to the eat sperw oi) MP attention of fand chip captaine STI ae street, second Broad way Pa nolndinge meat Faahact each HELP WANTED. mi inwene RABE CHANCE WANTED, AGENTS aaLL, Nout the ioe venir oar a enuine without shame, Jo Roel. Smart men can make from $6. to $10 per as, oo te ibe pring. pal depot, 444 Broadway JOHN L. BRABYN & CO, TRAVELLING SOUTH on WES?, CAN HEAR of somethit mg to thelr advantage by calling on Dayld rc a COOK WANTED —A| PROTESTANT WOMAN, WHO folly undermiande plain cocking, BAe do her Portion of the Washing and ironuiny tballned toga asoure) hiies from New York, up the Hudson; must come weil recom nended from her last euployer, Oity reference required. ee lat 212 earl street, (up stairs, front office.) from ite A, TySTEWART (& CO. ARE IN WANT OF FIRST + rate salestiem, for their retail deparunent, Apply, ihe tvening, to Mr King. Broadway, Chambers’ aud ieade sirects. ROISTS WANTED.—THOSE WHO ARE FAMILIAR with the ambre e to work On lamprotypes, Gall early’ Monday Moralng st Holmen depot of are. Sab Broadway. T. STEWART & CO. WANT, IN THEIR COUNTING +, room, amar, inteligent young man, who ws a cool and ‘expediti ‘Apply at the wholesale depariunent, on Chambers st. T. STEWART & CO. ARE IN WANT OF SEVERAL. youths, to learn the business, in their is. from 14to 16 years of age.” Salary, Apply at 6 o'clock inthe evening, at the entrance, iu Chambers street lirst ye whofesal BONNET TR TRIMMERS WANTED—AT M6 CHAMGERS stars. OY WANTED—TO WORK AT GOLD PEN MANU facturing. None need apply unless they resiie with their parents. and deaie a permanent piace, Apply between Sand 9 o'clock A. M., to A. Murton & Co,, 26 Maids n lage. ({LOAK HANDS WANTED —GOOD CLOAK HANDS / can have immediate aud stealy employment by ap)! on tion at 23 John sireet, up stairs, JOACHMAN WANTED—TO GO A FEW MILES OUT of the city; must be able to take ch urge of a stable wh there iy plenty ot help, and bring the most satiafnc'ory hi of experience and habits, Pull Wages given.” Address box 2.079 Fest oftice, OOD PLAIN SEW RS WANTED.—O neat. tidy and smart pla employment by applying at the ¢ fourit jolt Also families wishing HUNDRED werscan ave Eamegaie rof sth ave. and take in nts sewing, and aiid onesie, cua be aap . & C,H, THOMSON, DORTER WANTED—ABOUT SIXTER) * rais ol age, who understands the wholesale leather has had some experience as salesman preferred. & Co,, Herald office. plied as above. ig veterences, A. B. ESS WANTED.—AN ACTIVE WOMAN, OF middle age, cloth, is Wanted as Addvess M. P., box Pamtrens and ioaizon tn a boys! schoo. os! Post offi Si N. 0 TEACHERS.—WANTED, A GRADUATE OF WEST. Point, to take charge of the matneniatical de vartment and drill in Also, & well gus id gen nish languages, 2 of ether country, who could combine the two, preferred Address, wath hull particulars, box 102, Post office, Columbia, &, C. Po 5% CLOAK, MABERS.—24 GOOD HANDS WANTED mediately, to Whom good wages a t will be give 1° DRESSMAKERS—WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED lady, 19 ent and an establishment where oaly #x ht hands are employed. To a person of taste aod skil) Wwaces will be given, Address Dressmaker, box No. 200 Herald otice y TANTED-SIX Mi Lees, at 28 Cana! st. epply. TANTED—49 MILLINERS AND A Also, a competent aleswoman, SERS AND TWO APPREN- Noue but competent hands need GOOD TRIMMER, Apply at 180 Bowery. Wiiire ED pormnt arm ‘—A GOOD WET NURSE, whos 4 10 tne age of the chi Mand capa require poly this day at W Congress rirect, third Jour from Hicks street, Brooklyn. ANTED.—A NUMBER OF GOOD CLOAKMAKE! ‘Apply 27 Walker street. nd WARTEDIGIRIS, TO WORK AT ARTIFICIAL flowers, at 45 Division street. Good wages given, ANTED—TWO SMART, TIDY GIRLS, WHO UNDER- stand the business. to wait‘on table; also, a first rate vegetable cook. Apply at the office of the New iaven Hoase, 414 Broadway. ANTED—A 8 milliner, apprentice. UNG LADY, AS SALESWOMAN, FOR. tore; also, two first class milliners add one Inquire at 74 Bowery, near Houston s:. War ED IMMEDIATELY—25 GOOD CLOAK HANDS, V_ Apply at $9 Crosby strest, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK. APPLY ATS With corner of Exchange piace, wee ANTED IMMEDIATELY~1 GOOD GIRLS TO ‘Work on cloaks and dresses ; the highest wo ges Will be paid, Apply to Mrs. Mas, 50 Lispenard s:. 7 ANTED.—SILK BROIDERERS, apr y Wooster st. berwiee the hours of & and | Ye nidhad ‘ANTED-IN A FAMILY MARKET, a4 AcTi aH aa capable men, to act as salesman; mu with the care of poultry and vegetables. To one reference, employment will be g\ Prone way, alter Ito eke Abert coy ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, PROM SEVENTEEN TO twenty years of age, ax clerk and porte \ being le, ies the best of city reference will be ene 4 isola few neat Seasnstremen for gentlemen's linen, Apply 61.508 Broadway, up stairs, (gentlemen's furnishiag goods). TANIED.—AT 766 BROADWAY, iy FWO © BOOK KEEP. ers, two conductors, three wo porters, two brakemen, iwo firemen, two ar kept ‘walters, two: coachmen, two drivers, men on steamers ‘oads, apd three boys for trades and for sto-es, Lewis Rattan, Agent, ——— ; ONE WHO Wis COACHMAN “AND Gi thoroughly understands his Poly at No. WD William st.. corner of Exchange place. W TANTED—A YOUNG eg WRITES A GOOD plain hand and rapid! ung to seful.” Callon Monday. at Wo'elork, at 234 Pearl se, David TO WOR! a McMurray, Jr. TANTED—TWO GOOD HANDS, Tre, engine. Apply to 8, Bryant, 97 and 9 stree ANTED—A SMART ROY, IN AN OFFICE, APPLY Att7 Broad street, on Monday, beiween § and 10 o'clock 3 Wir; —TO ARTISTS, PASTELLE PAINTERS.—A first rate postelie painter wanted, for cabinet wad life size pletares, to w! permanent yearly emypioyment ey 4 given, with large solar None but the best need apply. Ad rere X. ‘box 4,215 Post office, New York. ANTED—A TRUSTY, ACTIVE MAN must come well recommended; to an steady ena lovme vetween the hours of Sand A.M, to ¢ Jerton, 11 Warren street, up sits. rpen ee &o aan ns XCURSION TO THE CHOLERA OR EASTERN bees banks, on S*nday, Aug. 10.—The seamen Ai Capt. John 8; Sebert, will leave ts follywe Peek ai are, 6, o'clock A.M; a Nor:h river, 7 "Bel ple 8, 3 North rivers Tig o'clock A. M. Wag Ne ait bat om bo ra. This ckcursicn will come of whbout imited number of tickets will be issued, 10 be captain at pier 3, North river, Fare # cents cach — ‘ts ) eed ANNUAL PIC 4 PETERSON. 1 ® IT GUARD, To Hast: AM. LAs CARNES, Secretary. N. B—If i should rain the excursion will be posiponed, aud due notice will be given in the moraing papers. RAND ANNUAL PICNIC OF y . Ageociaiion: to Celestial Grove, om by J a4 jureday, 156 Tickets i, ° beta ie leman and lady. ‘ene aly'b RMIT MaUixtay, President. D. J. Coxu 4 hag doun J Panta. IER lt RAND EXCURSION UP THE NORTH RIVER-TO Nyack, Tarrytown, i obba’ Ferry ie ates fey er aes er the sen: aaa » Beamer M ROPOL a < vin al her erin r. east will leave Pp sbove. ‘Ret will ga tng | ir 2. Ren rnin wl ri Fear Bing i 238 Youkers vat: arrive in New York nin . for ‘ann te ¥ ‘and return thn ars ioquire in cents, to all the thadings abort shore a Bes. FS a) eal partion! Gna, BETES ae Caberine snares Staten laland, at if pilpcepmpen: Ge boat will by eg O° a gen ‘ FM Fake t sdmitngs groleye wi dy Poe Susray TRIPS TO GLEN COVE, Law Birauonport, Ciy Island and Kew i Fare each way, 25 cents. The steamer R. 1 Charles Anderson, wiil make & trip to ie cove, above landings, every Sunday 8 Returning, lea City Teland ath, mrett un within (we blocks sixth street. ITE ATRAMER ROWERT L. RTRVENS, CAPTAIN Charles Anderson, tm: 4 Y Ranke ev seay Bn ave Weaving’ Amos sree orelock A. bis. pler No, eae Fiver. $ delock. Phare tor she pre nee ae day, #1 EFHAWKEN ‘he ta POLLOCK © Pe ¥ ae W. G mea fa a ne Severe ane neat ay Malini pile :“ of “Nobaeou rect, Low men. T pe ings ioe mmearect ss ney ie it Jetarniie, leaving «4 12, 24 And Wy o'clock. Pare 6M conte, ee kat onee AND POLLOOR'S ray {tIon. orite meemer VR won reel, er obi Ferenek, Belek. len ne Wert uke Orlerk, Foca ey eles