The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1859, Page 3

ere Seah Demciveid to meantion eles qo secena entrl of wool 6a) ea in vate ¥o tbe coWon wl te new produced. en Our Caracas Correspondence. Cannoas, May 24, 1860, Reception of Gen Pact at Laguayra——Triumphant Brrance into the Oily—Will He Rum for President, or Return to New York ?—Phe Revoluion—Oustvo and Paes—Popu- larity of the Hx President, dc., Bc. It being known that the ex: President had arrived at La gusyra, aud Sunday, the 15th inst, being appointed for bis Teception in this capital, at five in the afternoon, # temple f liberty was erected in the square opposite San Pablo, sanding on cight pillars, forming a triumphal arch, aud Deautifully got up with many l:criptions, and tastefully @ecorated, at a coet of $1,500. Triumpaal arches were algo erectod at every croseing of the streets in the line of Procession, decorated with evergreens, flowers, flags, and the portraits of the hero they intended to Honor, Nearly every house in the entire city fad a flag dis- played of the nation of ite mates; thas every country in Europe was duly sepresented, with a considerable sprink- ‘of be stars and stripes; all the dipiomats bad their flags Petty en breeze, and ‘the tout ensemble gave & lively and Deautifal appearance. Tbe whole \ine of march was dentely crowded with men, women. and children, waiting the arrival of the old general. At length all wae bast! Several Pac was driven in an Open carriage, and stopped under the temple of liberty, where be aidressed the people, He came as a private citizen; hot a gun was Dred, vot a soldier was wo be seen; bat the whole masses ‘of the citizens were out. It wae the desire of the general ‘bat be be thus received; not as a military cnieftiaa, but as citizen of Venezuela. ‘It is surmised he will be a can. Gidate jor the next Preskiency, but if tue country conti- Bues in Civis war, ibi® lacy he ‘sili retusn to New York and there spend his das We can bardiy form soy jadgment as to the euccees of the contending parties. Each claim to be victorious, and no dependence can be placed in the thousand reporta? bat they agree on ove point—that a vast number have been sens to the spirit world during the present revolation. Castro, varrow minded, ambitious, fall of auspicions and fears, cannot conceive the avble, generous, and truly Beco Miments of Pacz, who has only the welfare of ig country at heart. Besides thia, the former is surroum ed by men whose {uterest it is to keep the two men, whose hands the ceetiny of the repubiic lies, separated, exciting the jealousies ond fears of Castro. ‘Tho popularity Of Paez la so great, that should he Mi! ‘aa his enemies say, agaiust the governmsat, 03 tingle word, one cry, would rouse the whole country, fro the seacoast to the ‘Manos of the Apare; more so, as the di —, jndiguation and bate against Castro ia ‘aniver- snd whore vacillatiog, weak and egotistic policy is the cause now of bloodshed, rapine and ihe most revolting Frond, The only way which will be open to Paez, in order to te his character, will be # voluntary return to hig step which, although eoftened by the many eym- pathics won amonget his countrymen, might not be for ‘their interest bor his own pleasure. As this is the best you may 00m expoot Our Chicago Correspondence. Cmcaco, June 17, 1859. Chicago—Iis Extravagance, Prospets, de —The Little Gi- ant of Ilinois—Grand Visit of 1,200 Excursionists Jrom Cincinnati and Kentucky—Railroad Celebration— ‘Speeches of the Mayors of Chicago, Cincinnati, Judge Douglas, Judge Carter and General Coombs, dc. ‘This great city is rising again like a Pheonix from ite ashes,” aud but little is heard now of the great panic, All they aek for isa ‘good crop.” I never saw a city ‘uit up with go little regard to expense ag Chicago, now styled the ‘Gem of the Lakes.” Its extravagance is al- mort beyond computation, The private establishments on ihe Juke sie 2peviaggns. nat only of great architectural abuity, but the manner in which the plans of tho projectors sre carried out would swamp the staunch. est craft that ever floated on the sea of epecula- ticn, The Micbigan Central Railroad runs from ite Chievgo depot some distance from and paralicl with the lake shore for several miles, thus, making @ eptendid race course for a pleagure eai!, and tho wind being almost inva- riably off the Jake, insures a good “laying” brooze either way, while the piling outeide the ratiroad keeps off the immense Waves and swell Irom the shore and tho sailing ground, Stephen A. Douglag, the “Little Giant” of Miaois, arriv- ed bere afew doys ago. His {rivaty are evidently hard at wok, aod will Bake hmumense ef Turis te gel bia entered ta the next Presidential race; aud his very alfaple and coar. teous cemeanor toward all with whom he comes in con- tact is characteristic of politicians with large expectations from the people. But he is too emall for a Presideat—hig feet won'd not torch the carpet. It would bea pigmy king On the throne of a giant, or Tom Thumb driving a pair of Glephonts. Over 1,200 excursionista arrived here from Cincinnati ast night to celebrate the union between the “Gem of the Lakes” and the “Queen City of the West,’’ and they seem determined todo it thorougaiy. Speeches were aitempt- ed just night. One anxious gentleman retired in disgust: the crowd could not appreciate his talent. Gen. Coombs, of Kentucky, and Dougias let off # little thunder, and the crowa dispersed alter beiog regaled with some good music by the Cincinnati band, ‘this morning the Mayors of Chicsgo and Cincinnati mace complimentary speeches to each other; the “Little anv’? then made his appearance on the veraudah of the Tremont House, and mude the welcoming spec excursionists. ‘It was very good, full of repetition, and not at all gigantic. He was followed by Judge Carter, of Cincinpati, who made a good speech, full of thanks and puné. I could not help thinking that, wit Douglas’ nows- per name, Carter would stand a better chance of be- fa ‘our next President than the “Little Giant.” ‘General Coombs followed Judge Carter, and made an amusing speech. He told how he helped to drive the Indians out of the place where Chicago now stands, somo- thing less than a century ago, leaving nothiug bebind but an cld fort and the wigwam of ‘Littl Tur- tle? (not the “Little Giant’), who was friendly to the American settlers, He (Gen, Coombs) claimed all the people of Chicago as his children and grandchildren, though he does not look tobe more than forty-five at most; be is as full of vigor and music ag a boy, which he claimed to be, and ‘one of the boys,” at that. He ‘wound up by offsetting Judge Carter’s ae to good ad- ‘vantage, and to the [espera amusement of the large crowd prerent. Tickets of invitation bave been issued to the excursiopist® to visit the grand regatta coming off on the luke to day, and alco to visit the United States steamer Michigan, which bas been bere some days, The iake gervice is considered the best within the gift of Uncle Sam, apd consis's in making little pleasure excursions from one port to another on the lake, to keep the rust off, The excursionists will return home tomorrow, bo doubt highly delighted with the numerous speeches, rides, toasts, roaste and general giorl- fications invented tor their especial beneil. ‘The damage to the crops by frost in this vicinity ig Blight, There is always somebody suffering by a short crop, and mountains are created from molehilis; but if the crops throughout the West are not good this year, they Will never be, Fruit {s abundant at Chicago and cheap, it not raised at home, it comes by railroad at such low Treight it is within reach of all. The new Post Office is m fine structure, built of the stone furnished by Rockport, being a handsome drab in color; it will be finished next month. The num- ‘der of new buildings in course of erection is immense and of a very costly character. Papics may shake Chicago & its foundation eud paralyse her trade for a time, but ad ie seem to ie an abiding faith in their strong- ee are some eighty hotels here, so says the Direc- tory, and how they all live Dy a mraey but trtland going West seemingly cann the temptation ‘visit to Chicago; hence ihe hotels are woll sore foedy ‘The city horse Tailroad is in full blast and is being rapidly extended, and business goneraily is raplaly Fevivisg, and but few traces of the panic are at all visib! Census of Red River Settlement. Enumerations of the population at the settlements en Red River and the Againiboine, in the Hudson Bay Company’s territories, were instituted in 1843, 1849 and 1856. The ‘Yesults showed that the nomber of inhabitants was 6,523, ‘which was an increase of 1,880 over the number found in ‘the same locations in 1843, and 1,232 over that in 1849— ‘the greater part of the increase having taken place between 1849 and 1856, Aocording to origin, the population by ee is oa census stood as follows: — 1843, 1849. 1856, Ropers and (half Breede) 571 684 816 Bool 110 129 6 161 92 46 40 27 13 2 2 8 1 1,052 1,080 6,201 6,623 2}664 8,225 Females. 2p 3,208 Average persons to each family 03 6.04 Thus, during the seven years which clapsed between 1849 and 1856 a decrease in the number of and ‘Canadians has taken place, to the extent of 104 families, The increase in native or balf-breed families during the mame period was 132, From 1843 to 1848 the native in Grease was 113 families, the rate being about the samo Be in the succeeding period; but in the six years ending European an ‘and Canadian element increased also, to the extent of 97 families. Those two periods divided by 1849 have an entirely citerent. _pocia! phares: the firat es was one of a Ctvilization—the iat 1849.'66) one of retrograde Movement, the diminution in the number of Euro) settlers having operated adversely on the habits and a toms of the half-breeds. The tendency of the native lation tndeed is. gradually to throw of the humani ca of civilization and approach nearer and nearer to the gavage wildness of Indian life. The influx of European and Can- sdlan blood between 1643 and 1449 had ads good effect 2 arresting this tendency, than disposition, have Wihuved 8 and fostered. ered the ‘refining fining element is now iost. The loss of Europeans and Canadians is accounted chiefly by the movements of the people; first reactant Portage, and secondly to St. Josoph’s, at Turtle Mountain two new and Sarat ning es settlements, Many families have int 1849 ete lati he _ foreign. pulation and~ house ac- rn had attained hele maximum, In 1843, before influx nee add and in 1866, after the efflux of the emigrant tide, house accommodation was'at its minimam. Thus, in 1849 we flud only five persons to each dwelling, while in 1843 and 1856 there were six persone to each. This very extraordinary Minh ate 3) Bo fer ag it relates to 1849 and 1856, ia etated by M Swith, vader whose direction the pensus of the latter year war taken, to have arigon “from the general de Preveal circumstances im which many fumbles found Numbera Jon 24.—There were no less than twenty-two cases on ‘the calendar to-day, some of which were postponed for ‘trial till the next term, Mary Brown, charged with stealing $40 worth of pro. perty from Rosanna Emmerton, 217 avenue B, on the 10th of May, pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and was sent to the Penitentiary for eight days. ‘Wm. Scott, who, on the night of the 2ist of April, while {no biltiard galoon at 85 Mercer street, fired a loaded pig- tol at Edward Rudolph, pleaded guilty to an assault with intent to do bodily harm. The Recorder sent him to the peptientiony for one year, juilivan, ving entered the dwelling house of Ann P. Sheldon, 16 Warren street, on the 2d inst, and stolen a bathing’ tub worth $8, was lary, and with the consent of Mr. Sedgwick pleaded gu! ‘ap attempt to commit that offence. He was sent 0 Diack: well’s Isiand for two years, George H. Smith, charged with grand larceny, in steal- img $40 in bank bills from Josepn K, Palmenberg, 833 Broadway, admitted that he was guilty of petit larceny. His centence: was three months imprisonment in penitentiary. Charles Fieher was tried and convicted oan audacious Iarceny, the evidence showing that on the 19:h of April, ‘While Wm. R. Neil, alittle boy, was leaving a broker's oflice, he wae acoorted by Fisher, who avoused him of trying to pass counterfeit money, and ater taking hold of Bim, stole $186 belonging v0 his ‘omployers, Mesirs Da- thon & Amos, 48 there wag aocther indictment of a monilar nature egain®t im, bis Honor vory properly im. ed she severest venalty the law allowed, which was ve years incarceration in the Sing Sing prison. Wm. H. Danham, who, on the 26:0 of May forged a abeck for $350 on'the Phoenix bank, pleaded guilty to forgery in the fourth degree. ‘Wm. H. Kimball was charged with entering the room of Wm. T Wilson, a student in the Theoigioal Seminary, on the 2let of Mey, and stealing $50 worth of clother, and pleaded gully ‘to an attempt as Durgiary in the ‘third jegree. john ONeill, indicted for a felonious axsantt, he having on the Lith of May struck Ropert J. Law, No. 306 Third street, with adiammer, pleaded guiliy vo assault and bat- Ty. All the above pritonere were remanded for seatence, John Sirachan placed on trial, charged with steal. ipg @ watch, valued at $50, frem John Stewart, was ac- quilted, the ovidence for the prosecation not being etrong, and the prisoner having proved his good character. Frank Minor, a seaman, jointiy charged wica Thomas Gilmore, with perpetrating & felonious essault upon Thos. Daveaport, second mats ot the ship. »,0a the 18th of May, was found guilty of an seeaule wisn imteat to do bodily harm, he having bit off part of tne complainanv’s nose. He was sent to the State prieon for tree years. Gi'more was discharged, but recommited oa a charge of agesuit and baitery. Owen Garrey, keeper of a junk abop in.Centre street, wae tried for receiving three brass cocks, stolen by a boy Bamed Kuwerd Peacock, knowing them to bave been feionious!y obtained. They were worth $75, bat the boy stated that he sold tuem to Garrey tor $4. The jury failed to agree upon a verdict, and were discharged from the further consideration of the case. Garrey was remanded for another trial. Peacock pleaded gulity to an attempt at gread larceny, apd wae sent to Black well’s Island for one year. Smevtar Dunn, 1x Canapa.—The Montreal Herald giyee the following account of a sivguiar duel, said to have beeo fought im thet city onthe 16th inst. :— It would appeur that about baif-past ten o'clock yesterday morning Councillor Auclaire, while walking in MoGill atreet, Was accosted by @ stranger, whose wame he did not know. but who, at any rate, came from France. This stranger tol? the Councillor that bis conduct on the night previoug, in supporting the Mayor, was not becoming for a@gentleman, To this Councillor -Auclaire replied, that be bed @ right to think and act as he pleased, that he was of opinion the Mayor should be sustained, and that, there fore, he supported him. The etranger, it is st ted, then observed that Councillor Auclaire was ara in answer to which assertion the Councillor said, “You it prove that if you hke, but not in the street.’ The stranger said he bad pistol, and he, with a frieud who accompa- nied him, ae well as the Councillor, at oace took a cab ard drove in the direction of Sherbrooke street. The three then repaired to a field in the rear of McGill College, The pistols were then loaded by the stranger’s friend. Couvcillor Auclaire and the stranger then separated ten pa‘ The word was given, and they both fired. The Stranger fell wounded in the right foot; his opponent was uninjured. Councillor Auclaire staies that he could not make ont even the name of the stranger; but he says he Was a tall, dark man, and retides in a certaia hotel in the Vieinity of McGill street. Councillor Auclaire bimself is a man upwards of fifty years of age, and his vision is not the strongest; io fact, it is stated he had vo use spectacies while engaged in the ‘uel. Obituary. Died at Chicsgo, Ilinois, June 19, Captaiu Srermey Man- cuxereR, formerly of Providence, Rhode Isiand, aged sixty-eight years, one of the four survivors of the steamer Lexington, burnt’ on Long Island Sound in 1839, SaLMs OF RHAL S8TATs, \OBEAP DAIRY FARM FOR BALE—AT $40 PER aere, 160 acres, with good buildings, near depot and canal, and eleven miies from E} Chemung county, N, Y. Plana. &c, with 8. EDDY & O0., 61 FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND lot for sale, at a sacri yf cash; has ail modera pre ements; good neighborn OF Sp Went gions ‘strst, roABP tae mrediaily to i BEARRHORSE 10 Nasene atreot, LOOMINGDALE ROAD, ON 0TH STREET, CER- tral Park.~-For sale, ten Tota, with house, near Tenth ave ue, on the selxhts, the upper part facing we Fark and first sa 0Rsing from river w Tiver; @ desirable, Drodactlen tavea invest. ent, proverbial for health, 109 feet above water;, com every twenty minutes; water on the sremises; in iwo Til double Brosent price, Apply 0 sMiTd. 329 B rete tice 45, oF A he ial commission alowed ons lockville, 44 a from the city by the New York and Albi Ralir ‘ice $3,000. For particulars apply to G. WALTERS, 19 Wall atreel ARM FOR SALE—ONE AND A QUARTER HORS ride from Twenty seventh sireet by New York and New Haven Bailroad; nice, nent cottage, six yosre old. on first g toegy i five on second; ten acres first rate ia: Ore COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALB—AT WHIT- Bade, tc) ko —wil in good onder, Price $400), Que quarier easb. It {s an healthy @ place aa any other io Westcucmer souviy, J. SMITH DODGE, 10 hast Heventecnth street, can ive asy further information feapecting it, OR SALE-LOTS ON MYRTLE, PaRK, TH400P ‘and Yates avenues; Stockton, Floyd. Niler, hey and Boprine areets. she are tn a good weighborhood on bigh grouad. op Ihe grade; rendy, for uso. and one mie from Peak alip ferry, Tke paaerre Tvyrile and Fluabin, renue railrowla these jots. Price $400. Terms very easy. Apply to HOB! ar PDAs 87 Fine sree, BR SALE-SPLENDIDLY, SITUATED | COUNTRY place, eon: eommanding & magaificent view over tweaty miles ry eneaty ‘one hour's aes ee town Wy railroad two minater’ raik from the depot. Iand from two to fity acres, gong Bouse, abund a open choles froit and pure sir water, Apply WB, MABTLNDALM, No. 167 Rrosdway, third sory. OR SALE—TWO NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY ‘high stoop brown stone houses, weil lossted on Xacout sve ane, corner of Eighteenth street, finiehed with all the modero tw provements. ‘Price $9,600 and $13,000. Apply on the pre OR SALE—FOUR VALUABL# BUILDING LOTS a Gilnton avenue, roening ‘through to Ham! ilton streat, an: near Myrtle Seas ‘on wicks cara “run every five minutes t ‘0 Fulton fe 16 most desirable pari of Brookiyn for private roe encom Sanidet clegant improvements, and siford: ing the of cor combiged. Inquire of it JUHN w AACA Wasa gaan, 8 few doors soutn of Myrtle, or at 47 Ce¢ar street, New York. FS: SALE—A THREE STORY BROWN STONE nou ‘West Twenty sixth: ‘22x57; contains ai] the mo rt; ering a OH, ce be oe a ood.) ree rock becaetahs price a A NW Winkie '& WINANS, Auctioneers, No. 1 Pine at. ‘OR SALE~THE VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY Bx | lg eee MRL Oy PHONE. GEN CAS rom SALE AT YONKERS—TWO AND A HALP MILRS the depots large and elegant Talian villa, com: manding & Peautfuland extensive f the river Maia, Th rant ret oer OLMw a. ad aks B, adj NEW YORK HERALD, on } extngion avenue; for sale, the furniture and lease of & fret ‘Apply to @. W. MAKKFIAM, 104 Broadway. ge SALE OB EXCHANGE FOR oa| A: $7. 5 5 property, ® splendid uniseumbered farm, see poo kite tr FUR Baume. XORLLENT CHaNOS—A MABOPACEO ARR: or ‘the best articles in ine Te He MELIUK, Broadway udver, for» valaabie javend oa, iceegoren acer gee mors asset arte tf i ro pn a ge a the owner beisg 8 man of wealth aad no! divpo.st wo came in palaces, Agents will plesse avtapply. «d- fe nae + AER HILLIARD BOOM FOR SALE.—THE WELL KNOWN billiard 4-3) er containing three fine taples. with marble, ire rate business, will be arid for tbe very low Ties 8 sith. aswe ay ag dey ad a Tee Futon jpanire 25 60 Spring street, third room No. 7, ILLIARD AND BOWLING ESTABLISMENT FOR sale—Twelve tables and clgnt alleys ia complete order noe) sre Yi with ling in attention may be at ; terme . apeig et oF eit Bn ‘Brosdwey, near Bleecker sirect, JOTTON FACFORY FOR S4LE AT A GREAT BaR- rr ; ortatiun faci! i gain—New stpple ws ter pos ‘sant village, and BIGGS & SUUSHWACK ot Naseaa street RUG STORE FOR 8ALR— WIT IMMEDIATE Pos. in & populous aud grow: we nelyhtorhood, in the u) ot the ely, For terms apply Lr. CaMPARUL, 113 Grand aureet, {OH SALE A LUORATIVE MEOBANIOAL BUSINESS counected with shipping; established 32 yeurs mag; oe ot the beat etandg in the city, at low reat a the best of city customers. Avy on fee into. he money making busluese that requires a am, f seottal this ie. 8 rate chance. Prive f¢ for good wlll and preweat stock, tools. 4o., 87.0. ‘The net profita ba mn. fromm $4,000 t0 $7,000 peryear, A competent aud responsible person can be ea koged oa foreman, who ie a verfect maser of the business, ai Seksorable telary, "or tartar iatormauon addrews. te 5 Uera'd office, stating when and « bere au interview cai veka jOk SoLE—a BLEWEBY, SITUATED IN NEWHUBG, sixty miles from New York, a good chanee for a man with Seonlcaplial,” adarese J, Lawson, Newburg POR SALE—THR PTOUK AND FIXTURES OF A © liquor store, situated in avery good locatinn, 23 Morris arreet, near pier 4 Mordh river. Inquire ia the store for three aye. A108 SALZ—THE CONTRNIS OF A S2GAR STORM, Tsuen asempty boxes, segare, fancy goods, Xo. alls tve low piices tor this wees Apply on Ge promaes 1, Frosdway. sa eo JUNE 25, 1859. mae nnen FaMiLY, WBO eANa re Say ERAS via ace sree tow situated down A Be yt wa ‘small gen. 0 lod famaly or steers ‘Gaul at in the At su1T econ ea round ZOMEREAD. FRONT and he oie on fai ot rkbpre Pik arene “ough nes SUIT OF ROOMs—W: FULL OR PAASTIAL board; the house hes all Wt mer tp improvements, 1 second sircet, near eat wenly second @coD. sizep HED wit or without bros tween wick and Macdovgal; tiall, ard no children. address A TREYAT#, FAMILY, CAN AOOOMMODATE 4 GEN. oman and wife, or two single gentlemen with j aad posed 4 Haat thiry fourth Brot, "bet ween taxing’ to ‘Terma moderate, ill? vea and requir FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-TO, A LADY 4W0 ares Crosby at lady only. Apply for one wees GENTEEL PRIVATE elmeaige eid HOUSE, ee ‘Persons ‘the city will find easant central locatien, 461 ‘eat of Broadway, being in the Jango yard wilh troce, aud vines eu ROOM ry i be i Hi ining the plazeas. Ae PRiVATR FAMILY WOULD DISPOSE OF A SUIT ert est $2 50. 9 fo 9 weak be Hagia or doe; or board without lodging $32 iy BEDUCRD fs can ny seems with ey and the privilege of bath rooms, 4 a aed ‘ORTH BOvaD, } #0, Madison 4 y Turalabed “ap parlors and bedrooms. and alogi>teomm with: boned Hummer, at very modersie prices, Dune? SO Pr ae ee Bp ad STREET, four men and plana rooms, BOND SERRE. ehh 0 f ieee Ayty et, sage pag at 7 CEFCRNIEED feardy in 8 privaie 12 very low renm, down town, near Broadwa; Howse newly furnlabed ‘and will be let very low. el, pear Canal ‘WOOSTER STREET.—FURNISHED BOOMS let, with gag, bathe, water and ve convenienoe, ie ‘and Canal street. 12 Wooster 377 GREENWICH AVENUE—FURNISHED 800! 67 wit ith beard. References exchanged. re oe TQ HENS srRner, THEER DO a lege great ibe aeation near all the Srv clase lees bone quire of ANS UN BOUE OR: Fm THEYRE DOORS FROM BROAD. -fareiabed TARGE ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR - nished, with board for » gentleman and wife Abo rooms large'snd email, for single parties, at 107 West Twelith atrect, between Fifth and Bixth avenues. Dinner at6, he use conta! the above number. 118 BAST, ROURTERNTH STREET —GRNTLEMEN my fiad comvepient rooms and p.eksant board in ining a | the modera improvermenta, D by applying a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE MAY OBTAIN BOARD A Sie private famiy. Apply st 219 Bast Broadway, cor ber of Chnion atreet, eaat Pipe ~ —_ HALL BEDROOM TO LEr, A's family of gentlemen; partial board ai St0 perme reais 28 amy Iraoet the Bleeoker strect stages hase, witnin oe door; & lady eguld be sesommodated that paw dteach a litle gil 1 Jfiha piano for part payment, heterences exchanged. SUIT OF ROOMS ON THR SECOND FLOOK OF THE AL ‘new snd elegant houee No. 21 Rulgera strevt, would be Ket with doard, to a family of party of geutiewien, oa the weat terms, Reference given and required, MITZ STREET—COOL AND PLEASANT FUR. & ished spartmenia in a private faroly, wih or whbout partial 'd, suitwbie for gentiemen; #ould e News of & gewlomen and wite keeping bonse: de," Terms moderaie, References exchange WIDOW LADY, RESIDING UP TOWN, WOULD ac ‘commodate two ladies and genvemen with nicely turn, Hane pleasant rooms, bourd 40% tbe wien ouly; Rouse with ali the Capp iqprovement, Address Madison square Pont offic 0% SALE—BOTTER STAND. NO. 174 WASHINGTON # “sasrket. Inguir B. KNISFIN, 433 Green- wieh treet. OK SkL¥—A FALOON AND CONTER? ZOOM, OFS Of the beet ts the ety, fitted up to good atyle, and doing « tne business Will De woud edeap. An enterprising man can jeaz the porcbase money in afew weeks. Apply at 16 De lancey etecel, #8, SALE—A GROC PRY AND LIQUOR 8TORR, WITH hourding house, in the bighth ward Inquire’ at 156 Crehard sitet, in ok SALR-ONE CRANE, OnTaE MOST IMPROVED patiern capable of lnting 29 tone mitahie for a foundry or machine shop Apply to J. COLWELL'S foundry, foot of Twenty seventh atreet, North river. (OR £4LE—ONE ECOND BAND 8LEAM ENGINE ond one new boiler; engine ie 40 horse power, cylader 14% tack bore by 3 feet stroke, city mace, and now in complete PLSABANT, WELL FURS ISHED ROUM OR SUIT OF rovms {0 let, with board; dinner at «ix o'clock House bas 81: the modern improvements, and desicab y located weet Of Bid near Browdway. Apply at 320 fourth a LADY WISHES TO RENT A Hah DsoMe Ps BLOB *, “and bedroom on the first floor, ty one or two gentlemen To thore willing w pay @ fair price the bes and mortiedrane wor wil be oilered. Inquire at 107 auiea street @Le GENTLE “r the econd or GENTLEMAN AND EIS WIFE O28 A “men eva chieln Diessent rooms on ¢ third floors, wits board, at 67 West Twenty eighth street Din ner ai six. House has all the modern improvementa, Kefe renees exchanged FINE HaLl BEDZ00M, WITH SLOS%T, TO LET, ‘wih or *ithout gartial beard, Ail the modern improve: inenta in the house. apply at $84 Fourth atrect, near Latay ete place. ¥ OARD.—* GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SIN gle genilemen may obtain plessant rooms, with full or par tial board, at i aJbion place, Fourth street. eres: totler b ae log, with two YT ineb flues Bota of tte abave wil be sold reasonably. "a ppiy a! WELLS foundry, foot of Twenty. month APO vers Ne OR SALK-SSGARS, FRUIT. | OONFROTIONERT, newspaper gnd atatiovery slo met prominent streets ta the city; well Aiea up; large wore and resding room, all in order aud will be old at @ bargain Inquire of A Fk NOI¥, 429 Broadway, corner Howard siveck, G\Ok SALE—A SEGAR STORE, FITUATED ON THE Brentest thoroughfare in the city, where mre thaa 59,000 people pars every Cay, all Sited up in fine order, with many iexcy articles, delog a good business. This tsa great bargain, M. FAANUIS, 429 Broadway, corner Howard aireet, OR SALE~A BARROOM ON THE FIRST FLOOR, ‘and a four siory house to let low. Apply at 117 Grand au eet, ope dour from Broadway, afer 9 A. a ‘OR SALE—THE LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF AN t old and well established boot and .hos sore. Will be sold low. Inquire on tne premises, 213 Bighh avenus, or at 19%, ul ire, until sold. YOR BALE, AT A MODB4ATR PRICE—A PATENT from 15th of March, 1859, of a newly constructed medical slectrioal spparatus. Inquire at 415 Pearl atreet, Gorey STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKUYN; A lived te:xily grocery, colfee and tas ators, doing a chsh Dusisets, on one of the grestest thoroughlares 12 Brook- iy; is cilered for anle om account of the deaih of iis late pro- Prietor. Inquire at 140 Fulton avenue. OTEL DOWN SOWN FOR, SALE—LEASB, EoRat ux, good reatauran' log Toome—the wl ars making fro un $3.00 to $6,000 pighed nod in poctoct order, and froin $3,000 reasons for sel ra APY Jocated im one of tha rie eRay. Nctory oe. BANDON, 103 J Duane street, corner of Greet O48L BUSINESS FOR SALE ORj EXOTANGE, ONS the most desire ble hotels in sew York gity. The house bargain or ex estate; jesse, at uominal rent. ening for a business man tejcsis oftred: Ful parvouiars wil’ be given by pox 271 Godfrey's Union square Post oflico, No agents wer, Mat ei! TO PRINTERS.—TO BE SOLD FOR $0 the beautiful ‘ype, f ae genes cent ley, slanding galley, tmposigg siones, Vindi- galore set which gm Se ay ode THOMsS B, CUN- 29 City Hall place, di OOK HER®—STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS OF all Finds for sale cheap, new or segond hand, from two to horse power. ‘Those i want of good articles at a bargala would do welts call on J Wi Lit, 49 Gansevoort strech bo: tween Greenwich and Washington streets, SALE ON THES MOST FAVORABLE Juabte invention, cheaply got up, ylelilng large prott, and of great cemand ‘and uscesstty aud in daily BIGGS & 5UUTHWIOK, 81 Nagean street, ESTAUBANT FOR SALB CHEAP.—BEST LOUATION dyn owe; Randaonicly Sed up and well furbiabed: ow Fent; doing a ‘ofiua le busigess, and a good opening. 8 600 GUS & BOU FH WIOR, St Ragen street [ARE CHANOE.—T0 PRINTERS, BINDERS, BLANK book manufacturers and stationers. g-ibe proprietors of « job printing ev.ablishment and book binder, ‘otad dolng en extensive and profitable Dunineas, Wish toretire, and will vell the eame on tavoracle terms. “The estabiighasent is [vented in growieg Western city, and has @ very extensive re- putation ‘ard patronage ‘Time.yill be given ee part and some jeucriptions of staple goods would be taken in part payment, Ro better oppcrtunity ever offered to engage na, weil entab Iihed bus'nens of no riek; sure and good profits, For partica- lays inquire of MIGQINS & K SLOG, 123 and 155 Wiliam sireet. QTATIONERY £TORE FOR SALB-UP TOWN; IAS been established for the last seven ears, and now doing Food besinens, Inquire st 6a) Hudaon atreel, corner oF West ‘Seonth street 10 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS READE STREET L rudezing. —The material of the buildings appl be sold to be re BUTEHIRG! 36 John sreet, ot from 39 TO 4 Pie sige’ ‘M. HUNTER, 34 West Twent P, 500 To san WILL SECURE leon pittpe pepe he interest in established 2a oF an active round wall manu ponds business payin; beta $5,000 per aonum. magi can double the sales without careing roe Preseat works. Hi a the (retina! of change. ‘box 1,107 Philadel- PI JT OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR steered via Southampton and eer er United btates Fulton, will close at this of ‘day, the Ton asy dsy ‘of ks ne, At 104 o'clock A. ‘ane ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. FINE | ARTS. Rae anaaenaanaaed BITS, TEACHERS 43 ‘axD SCHOOLS ARE RESPROT- fully informed that the subscriber has street, Willlameburg. OB SALE OB EXCHANGE FOR & beauliful country seat of fieen oF forty seres, fashion oy fudeon; good & dnd sheds trove, and boats. and soceasible hourly by cars or steam- DINGEE & HOLDEM, No. 9 Nassau street, 'OR SALE OR tenet ewe eran! PROPERTY—A ee ope) yard, 16 Bic asada Om SA OR TO LET, aT A, cs BARGAIN, led to goBouth—h Site fireee Broctiyn: cars pase Brairie, with stream ee nein Neuse county. Texas. Ti 3 ough, in Neu . Texas. Wille rehanget f for ¥: notions, di doots, shoe Gr clothing. Chil ou A.J, SBARIAN, on the preaisca LS ba yd RIVER.—A Meg! es a PARCEL OF 33 aares, at Lonkers, next to the F See bordering the rivet. aa {ee pee hm fine views ord ‘the scens would be ided int ply w Be. Be MANNION, 39 PH pine. salons ‘TILLAGE RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALR IN ELIZA- bethtown, N. J.—A large and commodions wooden Bouse in Grand 14 rooms, and lot 85 feet front by 100 fost deep, the railroad and having facilities (or men of business to step into'the cars for ew York at all hoursof the day. Terms cay, will be made sale, which will take place on h On Wednescay, Jane 30, a2. M. WASEINGTON CITY PROPERTY FOR GALR_ON Prengente sg eat Jocation in Washington, aan cf inlay Hose, wih back bull lot roudent' MK) eee vacant eee NS ry 7 BeviatT ob ciate. So QPL se: ark LANDS IN ILLINOIS IN BX oo 0 fir ur dry goods, clothing and boota and shoes sufta- Wve market. For particulars inquire of B. By UScleivbos" iy Took wood Brothers, 162 Broadway. Ww. soaks, 629 Broadway, M22, OF THE SEAT, OF WAR-ENGRAYED || . preesly with reference te the present war ia Tialy, ing, the boundaries, owns, streams, reds, an Ube baile telda 1; full and complete. , colored, 60 cents; plain So oentes on receipt of which it will be veut, post paid, 10 any partof the B.C. ROOT, ANTHONY & 00. Btationers, 16 Nassau atreet. weeree SEGARS AND TOBACCO. ; HA SEGauS—IN porn, toe. EXPORT, Se reonD 4 more, ern Bearer for gale by ee ria 500,000 Bart BME AND ores from $4 Ras savan ndvances made on osegian nit ein ar 0, CHREES, 17 sai EXCURSIONS, t a BASS AND a FIG. FISHERMEN ON DEOK — he sea steamer HUNT, ‘Caph ilorrell, wal make curston 0 the te ay, 59, Ieeting feck of Suckaom treat A t Fea apa? esa Bait furnished on board. Tickets fad . THOMAS. (HE ANNUAL aoe OF THE BUNDAY SCHOOLS connected with the Universalist church, Brookiyn, [8 pult poned until July 12, BRN wn och bol ¥ AMPORTANT NOTIOR “NHR REAL OLD GANUINE AX simon Pure original nal JACOBS, so many removed 30 30 way, three pope from Duane his old customers will please call. Keaeuar —DEFIANOK dete tk lt bin ed oved from 193 Pearl te lome place, “LOB % aoe TRO REMOVAL —A: FLORENTINE, JR, GENERAL EUS YL af undertaker, from 00!¢ Mulberry OARD.— A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACDOMMODATESD all room on ths #econd story sud board for 35 a 0 willing to room together for $4 each, at No, 43 oar beoond avenue, reek" dr Seventh eirect, OAKD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO OR Boar Tine gentlemen can be eccomm<iuted with view sant rooms and deavable board, full or partial, Fourth street, near Fi.th, Wiliamaburg, OARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR OR TWO SINGLE B' n cin have rooms, wih board, to, & drt class ONEe, venient to care and sages, Also two piy av65 | aman nd street, Between ‘Sleecker and Fourth, OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO Bo Gecticmen ‘cam bave good board aud a nea:front room; algo ahsll bedroom. Fouse in good order; hus gas and sath rooms. lécation very fne; charges moderate. App y atNo.L new Canal street, corner of Kast broadway. OARD—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO CHIL: B dren, withia one hours ride or sail of Olly Hall. Terms moderate. References anged. address immediately, Herald office. OABD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW PLEASANT ROOMS, Bei with or wikhout board, ean be let to gentlemen, fa a French wate family. apply st 27 Sufamis sireet, Brooklyn. at 101 gout Ap- = and hie en also jas and bath d’hote at 6 o'eloe REDO, STREET, ST. JOHN'S PARK.—A LARGE furnished parlor to let on first first floor, for * gentle- rooms for alogle gentiemen, with board, 13 648 “BROADWAY, LARGR FRONT BOOMS, ELE wenlly furni with or withor 1 alfa angle rooms foe geaaseasa. ie soacebtay. of Tinver men of fusincen ee with fla proxinny 12 the bo- ols'and places of amusement, ressons bie. 767 Boam ey oS BANGER ARBIVING In THE ‘sity will find in thie house all the comforts of « large hotel at & moderate price. Kestauramt a la carts. Table French and Spanieh spokra, CUONTRY BUAtion BMALL PRIVATE. FaMiey, 1 LIVIAG IN THE COUN. try ad pleasent aud healiky’ Jocatioa, one hour's ride trom the cy, would accommodste one large or wwo small farmiiles with board. loquire at 71 Bixth avenue, B° RD AT ORANGE, W2W JERSWY, WANTRD_BY A Jarge family, conaisting of four grown’ ‘eight chit dren ord th ee pervante, tor the munthe o: july, Suguat and mber, or wauld restw farniabed Rouse, hd box é. ¥ Fost oftice nee Ame ADOPTION—A VBILD, @ months old, Inquire at 26 Chrystie street, sean tanr, KF. ¥. GALL WELL. EVESYTHING VERY oP. OB ADOPTION—A LARGE. H, * ae IANDSOME MALB IW fant, two days old, Fi pimps AND MABY McCAGHAN, county. ¥. Yo yon h ot thal eden eet, ot i Srna Re NFORMATION WANTRD—0} ASTON | in whe abl F MR. JACOB AVE, WHO 1867. Ave, rey street bs wubscriber baving salable i Refrrary &. from Hi ial 1 Bout Vouuns. N° 2%41,—GODPBEY'S UNION SQUARE POST Orrion: 871, Y ees MOBTON, sm os OaPTAIN, bag My he vig You at 76 South atreet, on Friday or Seturday, 24th apd 2th, MILITARY. Shee VETERAN CORPS OF 1812 WILL Fay it ar corner of Broadway and Grand st-eet a June 26. at o’clock P. M., to attend divine pass ly e corner of Grand ‘Crosby the re Jno, Thomson pastor. Let every veteran aliend, the resolution. By order, H. RAYMOND, Col. Bus for beat commence RELIGIOUS NOTICES. RECKER STRERT ‘UNIVERSALIBY OnUE ‘and Downing streets, ner of Bleecker and pastor. eto g —Rev Pubject for w-morrow ipa aoa -feuytt maiors ” for the ening, ciel 103g &. ML and TH P. Of milage: of PECH OF THE PURITANS. UNION SQUARE. THE ie 4 Roatan: t the Sot i ps tm Blstyionl vatanteat ure, to morrew evening, ab 134 O'clock. ns Peouns te ERISTIAN 8 SOCIETY, CLINTON HAUL, ASTOR, ELAR, Enahais vices every Sunday —Dikcouite on Bunday gonad aE ae soe peony bon ome nity apd the Culture of tbe Uld Pa ” roof th an World” Ber. and evening at § o'clock, JB, ARMITAGE, P4tTOR OF THE NORFOLK ATREET aye oe in Union Beats Baptist church, vate free. Fitth avenue.—P) the Rev. Matthew Hale the Rev. 8. A Corey will deliver the fou , will preach on Sunday chapel, corner of ‘Broadway and Thirty-aint> PIGHTESNTH sIREEE BaPTist Pea tepe road ‘ma ft mortow at, 06 ene rth Hes on the young men of he Bible. Budject “absaloa.™ M* evening. Bervices at 1035 nee quarterly collection to aid ‘a. M.D be made at each service. Seats free. M*% woy. its connection wit Morning, MORIAL CHURCH.—SEV. DR. VINTON, ASSIS- ‘ant minister of Trinity church, will | preaah hat Sanday id at 4 The the funds of the church will 8 CORA L, V. HATCH 18 ENGAGED TO SPEAK mn Sunday aext, June 26, at Dodworth Hell, 806 Broad- Aor Subject, “The Romar Jatholic Chureh, ie Geological Lnvesigaiton as Harwontsa ject, Geolo on aa iSntmais be Be 7% —Bub- dag with Piast and OUNTRY BO&RD.—FOUR YOUNG CRNTLEWEN OF CP Yespecmbtire con’ be eccomwodated wits eiagie rosie Jai board ‘oa small “araly, uo" ehidren,” French hen, a very short distance from the s’exm)out laniiuy. and Gaike grincivsl avente apply by leuer or in person, 16 are, Capt Carroll, New Brighton, dates Talend, YOURTSY BOARD—ON® OR TWO CHILDREN, FROM Ur ture to twelve yeare of age would be taxen'on very ery wtiention in a small private 4; Wontion per‘eatty heatthe. For REWaMA #, druggist, 172 vais terms und receiv fam, mene Rempetend be 1 farther N BE OSTALGRD FOR be anamer, at dp use in Orange county. oa pot the brle Rellrou. diatant about 60 mutes fem Kew For purdcuiareesll on Wra. SUTALLL, 405 Fourth street, be'ween sowery and Peccnd avenue, (OUNTRY BOARD—A PMALL FAMILY LIVING AT VU Byde Park, Dutchess county, §. PAD RocOmmOdate A few boarder ¢ house ‘8 large bi ntilated, and has Pieniy of shade ees uroend Ke Thaw, boautitnt-riow ofthe river, and ia about two minutes’ walk from the Hudson River Railsoad depot ; four traive to and from New York daliy. For {urtber particulars apply to T. A. SBEAK, 327 Greenwich atreet New York. oO (OUNTRY BOARD FOR GUNTLEMEN AND LADIES— One-fourth of & mile avove ingabridge; fisblag and bath- ing on premisen.. For fariner particaiarafiequlre of as, Mor rig, No 1 Waverley place, corner of way. (OOUNTEY, BOARD FOR A SMALL. FAMILY—IN ONE Of the mort desirable pisces in Weaichester county, All right in all resnects. J. SMITH DODGE, 10 Enat Seventeenth street, can give any furdher information, ' Bis family are now boarding on the place. YOUNTRY BOARD, AT EUNTINGTON HARBOR, L. I — Roome for families or single parties can be engaged for the season by calliag or addressing Mrs. Jesse Sammis on the remises, of Sammis, 105 Fineapple atreet, Brooklyn; Aehing, aibing, sailing, &c.,uneurpassed. Communication with the city twice a day by éither railroad or steamboat. [Gig ttir® BOARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, IN- tant, child and nurse; comfortable accommodations, Rood fare, ard plenty of milk; ‘location near salt water and 8 short distence from the city, Address J. J., Beraid ABD ™~ BROORLTE LARGE WELL FURNISHED Bs ard, to single gentiomen or families. The bouse weet tantaty Josited; bas just been put in perfect Order, end has all the modern conveniences, Apply at 242 Heury street, between Congress and Amity OARD IN BROOKLYN—244 HENRY STREET. LARGE Pleasant room, with hall room attached, suiiable for gentleman and hia Sentlemen; five minutes! w ry. Terms moderate. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—LARG® OR BMALL ROOMS, ‘on second srd third floor, sultable for gentlemen and wives, Oraingle gentlemen, withia'five, miautes walk of Fulton or Walleireet ferry, can be bad oa reasonable terma by apply- ing at 106 Pineapple atreet, OAHD IN BROOELYN.- eee ape ROOMS, ON second floor, or gentleman and wife, of hd gentiemea: ibere are ali sera improvements, the comtorts of pee en euiia’ walk irom -AUKOUG. ferry, 100 raciie street, beween Henry and Clinton. OABD IN BROOKLN—WITEHIN, FIVE MINUTES walk of Wall street f¢ A genileman and bis can be accommodated with & Ea pleusat parioe sal bedroom, neutiy furnished, on the seond floor; aie> and bedroom ob the third floor; house contains, gaa, bath, &c, Apply at 130 Heury etrert, between Pierrepont and Olark sis OARD IN BROOKLYN —DESIRABLE ROOMS ON the second fioor, and superior board, are offered at 101 Amity atreet; the house is brown stone, frat clans, with all the modern improvements, airtly lo aad mear the South or ‘Wallstreet ferry, Dinner gt aix. OARD ON BROOKLYN HRIGHTA—A GENTLEMAN And wite or two single rentlomen oan obiain good boerd at Fulton ferry, street; fi ly private. Two miautes’ wails from on oak’ WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A RESPRO- ‘ate family, where there are but few or no other mid not too {as ‘ap town; « Spantah featty breterred jtdrers stating locstion and terms, which must be moder: » Herald offlse Boardirg house keepers need not my OARD WANTZD-IN A BESPEOTABLE PRIVATE Bpariah family: for s young man. Apply to or address Frofeasor Kile Charlier, 48 Saat Twenty-fourth street CARD WANTED—BY A ttt WIrs AND child; board for tnem only Ja in & respoctablelocality. ad dress Davis, B:oadway Post ot OARDING IN BAOOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND wife, or two single gentlemen, oan be sooommodaied with board, in's pleasant location, within & tew tir utes walk of the Fulton ferry, by applying at 62 High street, near Adans. ROOKLIN, HRIGHTS.—A, HANDSOMELY FURNISH: a parlor and bedroom connecting 10 let iamiiy or gentlemen; the house is pleasant ig & fine view of the bay. ypiy at Co Opposite Pineapple, References ILEGANTLY FU. Lett moons FOR GENI'LEMEN— At the Hotel St. Gi avenue, way and eal airy suits of apart: Ye CLASS BOARD.. eee FURNISHED ROOMS, ith or without board, at ince atreet, a few doors west of Broadway. IFTH AVENUE AND FULTON F&RRY.—A GENTLE- man wants & ?oom and partial board on the Toute of the Fulton ferry and Fifth avenue stages. Addrese box 8,645 Post oftice. sy Pp ee ee IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR erameeae Frecch thusly.” Beferencee exthanged. “Apply” at 128 Olinton street, ee ROOMB.—SINGLE Rcrreol gerne! iv? 3 ted pleasant furnished rooms and .. wit icpannee, wih or witout board inthe howe ofan american AE CMA Par A man and wife 75 cents Hotel, corner kort and Wiliam sivesia N'Y.” Open ail'aighe Hi’ ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO a ey with bath, water wy ‘ery ahi g208 No! board. street, near Lafayette p! eb tins FURNISHED ROOM pa! SSCOND gentlemen or a their wives, ere there are BO ‘children oF boarders; 4c. Inquire at “Toa Bullen Ean fall prea pity Prag street, near Spring street. OBOKER.—& ROOM TO LET, TO A SINGLE GENTLE Ss aren 28 Blgomtel ater a oRefonane area teers. wAddreaa Alpha, box 187 Hevald offs, or apply oa the ICE FURNISBED ROOMS TO LET AT 21 DELANORY sireet, near Lowery. ‘OTICE.SOUTHERNERS AND OTHERS SENK- ing a cool, comfortable home in the upper part of the city, can obtain very pleasant accommodations at 251 Fourth avenue, thira door below Twenty-first street. The h: all the modern improvements. 0,9 LAIGHT STREET.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, or two gentlemen, can ‘ha ished, handsome with full or partial i gta, Dalby Ac. Apply Laimediately as above. Ron With HOARD MAY BE OBTAINED IN A PRI. vate family at 88 Si. Clementa place, Macdougal street, Tro oF OR pig tt araghs GENTLEMEN OAN OBTAIN board at No, 228 Kast Broadway; also, 8 furnished front room, ‘with bedroom sdjotaing, suitable ‘for’ ® geademan auc wife. Reference required. 10 LET—A SUIT OF FERRISHED ROOMS, WITH THR conveniences of gaa anid bahroorne on tae wuine 000% ast alto the sg of handsome parlor, and plsng it farmiocable part of the chy. Apply at 02 Weut kiybioests siree!, Letwrgen Filth and Sich aveuaes, Wife; also a Jarge attic room for tw) tingle ralx from kouth or Wall street fer- ONG BRANOH.—BOARDERS CAN, SAVE ONE-HALF ‘8 short die’ance inland ‘same when dctirstlont Phataux, CAll We domestto, « Serioultural, dairy and cther facilities for comfort of residents are availavie. Convey spce to Branch when dei all with Lenten wanes charge: sbady outgrounde with lakelet jree from mosquitoes and Be ‘no DSF or Its consequences; free eer fashionable formal! accersible by hed bank boats dai); Cortianct street; Law & Boyd, . bor wopathic pharmacy, Bradway 3 mn ‘50 to $6 per week Address Warren & Law, lev Phalanx, New Jersey. Open ow and throughout the year. Fourth of July exc soot Be, in- vited to seveet rooma. SUMMER ane. DELIGHTFUL | RESORT.—: GREBN GROVE A ibearlnctilag’ b abaibis Steam riding, I Bow open for ceed boarders, Bve.y factiity offered BB ibet oe pq all other kinds of country enjoyment. ‘Terms moderato, The ‘sicambout Keyport leaves 100 ot Murray ricool ere afternoon at four 0’ For particulars inq ure at ANNE'S, 149 Franklin strech, or om ike premises, [8 greet! ISLAND HOUSR NOW OPEN.—THE MOST Jeasant summer resort on Long Island Sound, off from Old Milford, Conn, By WM. H. BRABVUGHE. A TOURETIE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N. J.— ‘This faebiovable summer hotel is now open for the recep. tion of guests. ‘The ts Tourette Louse ie beautifully situated cn the banks of the Kill Von Kull, opposite Staten idland, with anextensive water font, good malt water bathing. boating febing, &c, and plessant drives in the vieiolty, Gentiemen with their families vietung New York during the summer months will find the La Tourette douse as coavenient as a hotel in town, , Bteumboaie leave pier 3 North siver for Bergin Fotntat 73, 9 and 31 143 JM, 4and 5:45 P, M.; from Baraiay io Bergen street as WA. id 36 WHALEY W- LI'L Cate of La Farge House), Proprie B.— It takes no longer to go from New York to N. Point than from South ferry to Union square. ARINE PAVILION, GLEN COVE,-LONG ISLAND — ‘Tals favorite resort is now open for the season by OTIE OBNSBESR. Three eteamvoats ply dally between the city and the lending at Gien Cove. OW OFEN—BIVER HOUSE, ISIDSTSEET, CARMAN ville; grounds beautiful, location unsurpassed, only 48 minutes ride from Uhambers street vis Hudgon Biver ssallrond or bouts; one maute’s walk from depot; good bathing, ishing < oft Houre newly furniebea. For particnlare inquire AMMICK, st Brooks Brothers, corner of Broadway ané OSTRAND HOUSE, SANDS POINT, LONG ISLAND now open; distanes twenty miles ‘New York, by the new siocmer Long Ialaud, Cepiain augustus yke. Leaves James ap. Kast 4PM; NOaand Howe ie Ade . B, NOSTRAND, Proprietor. CEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, K. L—SHIS FaSaION able sammer resort, under the propviet rebip of Messrs ERNE & BINON, is"now open for tho Fecepllod of guesia (Q°%AY, HOUR, SHREWSBURY, LONG, BRANCH, ¥ J.—This favorite bouse is bow open for the accommoda- thon ot aig ‘and transient bearers, Bathing, lag, Sakina and boating excellent, Communication several tinea daily with New York, from foot of Bobinson street. Captain A. H. HAGGERTY, Proprictor. QUBF BOTRL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH, | ‘ 7. 3. BLOOMER & 00., ORF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, BEACH, ie reception of S) TE ROW QD eR for tne ee TEOOMER & 00. ‘Visiters will take the Long Island Railroad at South ferry, 3 ‘at 3:80 P. M.,) where fticketa cas Brookiya, (at 10.4,.0. and st 3 ) tick bus 10 Eabylon, Where the ne x Capt. H. Southard, will be in waiting to tee hotel. “Fare 81°76. be Loar nian Lo RE Re CEE ER W "zien coun HOTEL, SAsEINGTON, VILLAGE, gon county. This hotel, former ils, Maries chaaged Tis owner, MFG. MD BIvaRROIS, Termer proprietor of the Napoleon oie “who Bi management, respect/ully invites those who have penronted = for the last ten years to give him pen en willed CS the Washington Hoiel the seme comfort as at the Ni ‘when under the management of Mr. Difveruola wo d’hote every Sunday at 5 o'clock. Dinners ala carte. rooms for parties. Furnished rooma for Boarders, by ie day, week cr month. Stables for filty horses and large carriage house Mr Diivernois 18 100 favorably known to require that more should be said of his establishment. HOTELS. THB CLARENDON a As & first class bone! for jor use, Y soen ort and moderate charges, the Clerendon cannot be gurpamed. (0 SOUTHESNERS.—THE HOTEL ST. JULIEN, Washington place, 9 iong and tavorabi sqjourn of Southern families vieiting this city, bas been newly Proted ‘ang furnished troughour “and te ’Gow ready for 8. of guests. Meals by private table or s la carie. T° ExGLE dagen De ine HOTEL ST. JULIEN, No, 2 Washing ise. bedrooms sn! with parlors attacl Meals may be bad at all ours ip im ibe restaurant, making it very desirable for single gentlemen. Fours. s pe MERCHANTS’ ‘RROORD FOR NEXT WEEK price PONE c ena ROSS & TOUSRY, 121 Nasasa street, Wholesale seenie fam co 13 Nacaan meet YATNS & BAKER, 19 Beekman street, BOYLE & GIBSON, 82 Ann street BENDRICKRUN, HUAKE & LONG, 23 Ann et, STEARNS & CO, corner Ano and Nakean sig, bo HAMILTON & SS OHINEOR, 22 Ann street O'KEY & DAYTON. 2 Ann xtreet, m avenue, ooklyn ageney—H. GABEN & 00.350 » Up town agency —JJ8. STANDIS Rew Haven agency GEO. H, FACE Ald for pale & Y news agents feneraly. ORT DUTCH CHURCH, CORNER oF AM irreta.— Divine service every Sabbath wt 1035 ook PM faroia ed. ande Wil yer meeting ia tbe even- or ‘abba h Sebool sud #iy'e Classes at 9 A. M. Fiday avelox prarer ineetiog at o'eldea. frog, )2 WL o'clock. ‘All aro tated NS JERUSALEM ( Hall, 765 Broadway, atl), 8M, Seate fre Public worship an & 20H Sua (SWEULENSORGIaN) — 6 25, at dolddeck’s Music o ROTESTANT EPISCOPAL, MISSION CHUROB, CLIN- ton Dickson Ball, Astor place, in cherge of the kev Robert G. Liivine service every tunday at 10% o'cloce a. M. and 744 P.M ; leo on Thursday eveniogs at $ o'clock Allare invited: Beata free throug Riive¥, Sixth tveng WiTYHeW HAL! SMITH, WILL PRRACH IN Mount Uitvet eburch, coraer of Forty first etreat and on Sunday,st 4 P Mand on each sunday, at i the rew chapelon F “d- ‘ibe Suuday, schoo varth st-eet, ia com- rty 1 will neet at 676 Sixth avenue at BE FIRST INDEPENDENT SOCIETY, REV. GEORGE B. Nos en pastor, meets at Hove Chapel: 7% Broadway, at Budjects of dlicourse—mmorning, 1036 “ites iusions;" “The humant vy of Chria,” ‘HIB Thin secondetreet, Rev. Mr. Frotbingham. the morning ‘The Orerrating. God.” Hvening, “Le! Light Shine” Seats free. UNITARIAN SOCTETY—BROADWaY AND Sudject for the: A’ recently purchased pach'y off 1 bal Fels per “ays hess on the Corn Exchange wo COPARTNERSHIP | NOT ICES. suew ARTSER with A CAPITAL FROM $5,000 TO. ‘wanied in the milling bustess. to join « party that has ‘esta slished douriog mill, with # ca- /erson $10,000 to busi- referred Adiress P. transact ry PEROTLN, new steam mall's, Pavonis avenue, Jersey City. PARTNERSHIP.—AN INTEREST IS WANTED IW ocme legitimate business, 07 & of about en. with & ital and an eaperience of He yea ia a te Ones counting house. addrees Trade, Her, \OPARTNERSHIP.—BALF INTEREST IN A WALL ES- Oo tattienea merosniile business, with regular customers, exclusively cash, very intaraie ey Apply f for ‘three ¢ days to C. B. HOWES & PAREnene ri table. Moulars, F. ‘S47 Broadway, up stairs. uitahle person on F.E.8. references 1 ae Oa merald oles. ese, that FROM. $2,000 TO $3,000 TO INVEST is established, aud 4 rerpea Address stating par- 10 HATIERS—PERSONS WISHING TO MAKE A small and a sate investment in the hat, csp aod far bu- siuess, will hear of a No. ae Pte Vesth A gr ‘to make an en; ‘815 Bian ton street, foreman mene an agricultt manety vegelatles, ‘fruit, an fully’ capable, having been a the A YOUKG rare chance, by applying to Mr. Wright, MAN (SINGLE) very bavdy and methodical, bu- ginees, for Dimeelf address, stating Where an laterview can be had, L. F., box 164 He qualifica Address ‘ANTED—AN npg MAN 70 Pot PORCH ASE Acdrees box 87 Brookyin Post odice, N.Y Was PARTNER IN A WELL ESTABLISHED with « character one and business good apd cee 000 to $5 000 int idence, box 1,398 x aioe as $1 teke making business; proi 00. half ehare in a ver: —PARTNER WANTED, DMMEDIATELY; AN honest, Tespectable mau, tor recetve eerva the, cash and ani ble divided duly, Oak atsed 1 Madison street, near Jackson, first door, up stairs. $200. incerested pasties long and weil € —A YOUNG MAN OF SOME EDUCATION wanted, aa partner in a business that requires two stablished down town; be can ‘& werk. aod only about six hours daily atlen- t $30 a tion, “Apply to T- GAFFNBY, nuttoneer, 67 Uhataam surest, WATCHES, SKE WELRY, &C LLse ae waste AND JSWELBY sTOKS OVED F BUM 11 WaLL STREEY it Broadway, ove done below Canal eek Watcdes, Sewelry, silver and plated sy a nee oes N ANSWER TO TIg QUESTION: WHAT ARE C. A torn ont ae en ae Seems iat Tiara, Miah ey ry Wy eter nor wai. B Band ey shana ahead exhibition and. On any yh 331 Broad- Aa sland AND BLEGANT ASSORTMENT OF WATOHES, elry, chains, locketa, 4c, a we pede Oeiokey meccbens would do well to call and exa- ‘and pela ‘atti lowest posable prices; a Gold A Py mliteen RPO & 00071 Ramuauat mine our goods the best, Uberal discount for cash. wholesale prices; house in ‘Our stock is of 2 , iret floor. ASTROLOGY, A CLAIRVOYANT. Ag! SEYMOUR, 808 FOURTH the most successful medical and fesinese cirrovant in io Srucrien Gonguttations on sicknee, business, absent friends, &c. , and satisfaction guaranteed or 20 ADAME WIDG CLAIRVOYANT, A GIFTED Mi“Boantah indy, unvelis the. mysteries of , love, Wineaus cance eeees eeenal Bowery, Houston and — HAS NOT HEARD OF THE OBLEBERATED Nanton PREWer TER! She has been consulied by ‘bousande in this and other cities with entire entisfection. She [ee a Sho tells the name of fature wife or husband; aleo that of her vistter. If you wish truth, ber a callat 261 Third avenue, above Twenty-dret street, 60 eents; gentlemen Sl. UPREME COURT.—IN Spe MATERR OF of the Ma of the Bigs fn be oa corer gts On tral toe. between. 10ur streets and the FINE and at es ‘avenues, noes of pee ane, men and (oars of te Central Park, pursuant io the statute en. oity. bmprovemenis touching tbe laying out of are acer and by virtue of ‘an act en nireste sod tosla the cky of Sew York and for other purvoaea,”” paased April 3 i807. Daied Bay 12 1859 BAKALD WOES