The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1860, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1860. 3 4 een, ag0 ot ight, bo for a of the siory or the reign of Sa‘an, of abundance and * dearth and suffering,” of general restora coal ruin (see 68th cet of Isaiab.) very: icing in | ants of Durinese men, wealthy laymen coronal ho voluatari'y spend a week ev bh to #pend a week ip rel! ture’s great tuibedral. The caatemanie te for Bagement of the meeting this year Were more Siri they have beretofore beeo—all itinerant showmeo | Sete rereihrms tea | sure. We perceived that Catena many bundred pounds of f mtg vnc which was meant to ent one of the feminine gen- | der—a sight of which could be obtained fo Ape d payment of A quarter of a dollar—was vacated and the scientitic leo- turer who used to bring distant planets nigh e means of comseg uence bad into thin air. their natural order; tae darkness, of heaith for in 1 di — were ted oursed land every | ‘boecioe - ine encssopment), which literally eet alget, of) wabeidatial end choise ediblan, after a harried of unusually jican—sitting at one of the anatomy of one of the short, eager! ied | the tables closely stud sew slanghtered victims, the operation with ta | a8 much zest as the thle lished the clams at the Rocky Polnp bake the other dag. Lanving the oat- testimony of West india , Aa shirts of the encampment re qronece 6 "t distance and found ourselves in th ibs Fifth avenue Cot ger Ra sign- missionaries, resident and ine Tuth seekiog tourisis; by Sostnistsat Pak | bonsd)r aed an we wendes oar, way slug th wee: he emanct lally; by human nature it lmore veracious in this matter than the ercury or the New York Hara. tool of the © ‘the United States; and it nts the views and feel: tie thoroughfare hag a crowd, cwiclrar at Cees on reaching the ito the presence of a gross, sulky Seams, 08 mien reerieg ee © verses, the Thave itt ‘listed in the Content to suffer soldiers’ It takes s valian’ soldier to march the by the constantly im; eg nature Wadi ‘the cider oudon | of ing elderly man, inn wore Benes, It is iy and an of the wary, trepregel », Who justly glory im their act of negro Siena ts more printer, to virtue and pu- ed marriage, etter onions than to allow rena w pms powers as rational and accountable substitute the blood.reeking lash for a jase » and aoeuien-tne Minis e Suronteiet ses at profi a eee 2 the stimulus of the hope and lettered ignorance reneral education; that for an immense mass ings to Pa sisee. over over to irresponsible and br, of bumanity, and indicate either at of reason, Wwity on }, abolitionists, in the downfall of British woukt baye ‘wandered into Ut those who are exorcising unjust ler them, press onward v ‘b ethodist G10US JUBILEK AT SING SING—SIGHTS (NES IN THE ENCAMPMENT—A PRO- BALLAD THR STUMP—SEBMON BY RBV. MR. | reveater of hearts THRILLING MIDNIGHT ONS OF HON TO ce of the Heratp being “to hold the mirror |, to shew virtue her own image, and the very of the time not be told that the recent carnival of the jristians held at the woods of the ubiquitous pick occasion orator Blankman was delivered , together with other interesting exercises of puscle, wat duly chronicled ia our columns, porters furnishes the subjoined account of @ jus jubilee of w jake Christians,” o¢, in other words, a de- he camp meet: ae Methodist close yesterday morning. on Monday, te of the weather, wag prodactive of mors mits than have characterized any of the pre pgs held on th of a century, The attendance during the | i the week was large, considering the great that prevailed, but the services were not ny epecial developements, inasmuch as the ere beld in the small tents. Our reporter, depated last y: w imposed upon him, was aware that the si annual monster grove mestiog did not }i Friday, which is recognize! by the initiated reat day of the feast, and he therefore post weit to the cam porning he embhrked on the steamer Aurora, tedious, thorgh rather pleasant, sail up the ived at Sing Sing a little before noon. The owded with lad ground fresh and c forth the admiration of those ta whom the ex- idee! qualities predomiaated others patr mized present juveniles who vend while a few of the charitably inclined rendered ld to an amiable added that bere and there could be found | odists eagerly devouring the contents of the oe ‘thas call camp, and also that he overseers—to be deprived of all testimony hall heat every wound, unite every bcile every difference and bless every portion Yours, to break eve THREE ‘‘MUSCULAR’” CHRIS- EX-ALDERMAN AN ACTIVE BXHORTER- *LaBoR’ WITH THE THREE B’ who, according to tueir diversified and tastes, beguiled the tediousmess of the beautiful apd sublime scepery Of owt odie ‘spinster, who also wore a buge pair volunteered to sing while he disposed of bis enlistment to those who oars h to buy them. It is to be hoped that the good sense of the committee ato prevent, ~ tiv 3 vending toeee oe the encampment, because a oe So long as such mitoerabio stuil — it not to be called poctry—is thruet in the faces of members of a sect whose ee Wdvedeun Ceca pet than the 8; to surpass comprebensiveness an‘ Hanle Stee the spe, bed elon toa octal sentiment of bie sacred lyrics, adapted as the; sete fr perience Wo lag wl vesley’s incomparable coliection Of yan e in aside. This innovation is justitied by those who say that these ballad rl mes are hight; preciated by thousands of their ; and if this it would appear out cf place for the Tepresentative ofa secular journal to offer a criticism on this point. Pro- ceeding a little further, we halted to listen to the inco- herent’ remarks of a curious looking genius who was evi- dently a little light in the upper story, He labored to po. peek their | prove the ality af pet Unless Ph by ie ts of Sa question: Who would want to go fo Heaven to ions = orignate ——. thieves, Pirates, robbers, murerers and aan they are the subversion at the w es that ever lived eee tod he ‘inciples of justice, then dipped a inl account Fradicate tuaar the | for the Tain motzn of Wedneslag ia this wiser ima. an he, “the rain had not come down after them Iuakip (rraverea omitting the usual \- have for ‘otten the discourse, and that the. "rain. prevented promeuadiag of it rain prevent all the spectators were compelled to seek refuge tents. ‘and thus,” argued the philosopher, “they were ht to reflect. It was as if, ‘continued the discipl or Paley, ‘God had saia, Ioskip, Pil help you out; into the tents, and ‘Une consciences of sivners was sorry to say that He that the had the contrary effect, for he noticed in his around the grove that the people were Dg, oo with an Aminada Sleek groan he vebalf, ‘a8 added fed—and on” in their be Pascing on still ferther through the tented field, we met of the he pesca rons committee, who’ rps I vievory: ve us the Tamme exercises that en 1 eared of Onl Victory | Since up to Friday stneon. Oa the first four days of the foment there was from the main stand, the speakers belie, the Rey. Messrs. inctip, Fietcher, Weston, and Dr. be rao President of the Miesouri Uni- versity. On Friday ‘love feast’ was held, at which several inborenice statements of religious expe- rience were made. At balfpast ten Rev. Mr. gy reached a discourse from the fifty-:hird Baian, followed in the afternoon by the Rev. J. 3 x of Willet atreet church, who preached a powerful and eloquent discourse, his aubject being “chris the and the sealer of destiny.” In the EBXHORTATION BY REV. J. 8. | course of his remarks he aflirmed that the rejection of LOVE FEAST—REMARKABLE | Chriet was the greatest crime of which a man could be guilty in this world; tbat the sinner who rejected the Saviour would be ‘damned forever, and that if God saved men without a condition he would be saving bim as a brute. speaker, in eloquent terms, 4 scribed the rising of those who received Christ io moral purity both in this world and the futare werlt, and — cluded by narrating the particulars of bis own sion, Although MF. Searles epoke for an hour and a halt, the audience remained perfectly qaiet to its close. Tne effect produced by tbe discourse was very marked, as the sequel clearly demonstrated. Mr. Sea-les bears a sttong re semblance to the Rey Mr, Uorbit botb in bis looks and tn bis style ‘of oratory, with the exception that Mr. 8. is more lished, and toe: hot gesticnlate #0 vigorously as Mr. orbit, who, it appears, is creating quite Europe at the present time. A soon as Mr. Searles had finished bis sermon, Rey. J. © Iorkip, of the Nintn street church, followed him, giving one of the most thrilling and — exhortations to the “‘unconverted” we ever listened The vast audience, numbering at least tive apmiacanee défended by ~~ evil, of mercenary owners ‘and outrage, which are of close ay rdlapas of Gone gitoe in the glorious | with wo. love GARRISON. ‘amp Meeting. SINGER—A MORAL PHILO- its form and pressure,’ our hat may properly be termed ing held at Sing Sing wader ths | Fpiscopal Church, waich was The meeting wa and, notwithstanding the an- thousand, appeai | several remarkable incidents which came wnder his own persona! sapervision while laboring in Philadelphia. The | story which he told about a youug lady who trifled with | religion roduced ® profound impression. was at church one evening, when be arged upon her personally the importance of attending to her soul’s salvation, but she disdainfully replied when questioned, “That's none of your business.” A few days afterwards she was taken il unexpectedly, and when dy- remarked, in agony, to her mother, “i am lost, | am lost.” He subsequentiy learned that she kept company with a young man who was fond of going to balls, and that while attending one of these entertaiuments ane con tracted a cold which resulted in her death, She sent for | Joseph, and her dying words to him were, “Joseph, | an 1), and Thal! charge my damnation oa you.” uage, used under such circumstances, had’ such tne young man that reason forsook its throne, and he soon died a ravicg maniac When Mr. Ta skip gave the invitation to those who desired to get reli- gion, there was a general rush to the frost part of the stand, whereupon one of the most ¢xtraordinary prayer meetings which has been held on the camp ground for many & Year was commenced and kept up till tev o’eloc! Tt was stated that fifty conversions tuok place before the services were concluded. Dr, Williams then preached from the words, ‘Exercise yourself unto —— after which the prayer meeting was resamed and kept up till | midnight, when the exercises were changed, the premid ing older having announced that a ‘Jove feast” would be eid, woti! they finally dismissed the worsii 3. Mr. BF condi the prelimiaary devotional exercises, and parrated the circumstances of his conversion. It ars that the reporter of ive Tribune, who camp meeting early in the week, ted the which the elder used. He called the ¢ “old battle ground” fur the ear to discharge a similar duly p ground till that day. Early \ee and gentlemen destined for constantly unfolding new beau- \xed eandies and untrue. goutieman charitably tributed the smtement to # misprint, adding, that Le had the last fifty-two years, and to shout only when they fels In- looking old lady, clad im com- canny “be is Rev. Mr, Richardson related his experience in the love- fegst, the giet of it being that, when a young man, he “dug bie divinity ou bis knees,” and mot from books bot, jucging trom ie dignified mien and eloquence of prees'on, be must have cultivated his powers with more than perseverence. N Srerone thrilling and remarRabie conversious were | Darrated. Among them we may mention that of ao “igoorant irl,” au appeilation given by herself. have a better opportunity whieh hoy ocour on the more readily jing to the remembrance of the lleetriows ‘example of Slick, ay: toved 8 wo wed? a Jing which attracted oat at atteation ou the | e encampment—whieh, by the bili—was an individual with « cB. rotesquencss of bis — Wee peated beside enicles that were bound for the camp. from | God." cmd yey A he distributed larg: ninule =e) of Grizaly Adams’ bears and enous ant which were housed in a steamer cent i a ——_ tribal, mar a ding. Thie cirou ae d sleo carr! * the probed ota e ibat une ‘ion kad the b other war promptly suggested sem ‘to eure to participate in ia the woods. of Methodist camp meetings go, n0 doubt, for object of reviving abd strengtboning their voal natures and of Saaeen goot to their Moompliahed; Dut the painful rly Friday with city belles and beaus, aad | late and iaasies, all in haste toexaibit tueir bogus of the! shallowness and AA, behavior by ridiciling tac ned to be interested, fe met with a different class of ) OF CARBO 1 Mel diag and commiseration, We allude to Mn J exercise, controlling seiisn aed animal pes. : 4 Licentious. <A iebonest At bp the ‘p upmiatakeadie pe get ay and yet thove ver, eel whieb we of devotion, not jways b. 4 because the religous sens! for the tine being. ce of the in the camp cromnd the Uhoee that were cotoeirte, bat the oh Fe frni} tabarnacies: by tie to an the tepte. sages tt, the plausibility of Red@eld’s theory that a ity existe between the appearsac: ge animals of the brute creation: and oe ens C9 week pie. L jb was not so madly as from mov way, is @ con- upon driver of one of resumed her seat wacvorting ¥e air we showing, was a hard le was a figuting character, was the associate uo: thieves, ries ‘been imprisoned in the Tombs, Dut was eu seq n00 throug’ political tmflnenee"? (80 sald boperul nD spseidinnt apd to cap the climax of hie wickedness, he was in the habit of persecating his wife, whe was religious: She {ndaced him, however, to ac upon which our grizzly friend — company Ler to churoh one eveving, aad while there be meek and ifc Specimens of | was converted.” “Awful Gardner,” who pened to fuldiment of tae pe svecing soe OF pewly coaverted muscular Chris Nem should fraternize tian, then remarked that be had perfect love Vorough the Lord Jeeus Christ. Another man gave in bis experienc stating that he coneidered himeei( one of the vilest char noters in the city of New York, for before bis conversion he weed to pend hie time in fighting bulldogs. He Went to the Northport camp meeting . tow years ago, when God converted bim mae ryt Mr Gardner observed that be was there when the dog dghter was ‘ brought through.” The experienor of a converted Roman Cathotic was listened to with great interest. He had exammed the Bible for himself, and was conyinced that there was no other mediator between Go! and man but Obrist Jesus, and he meant to cling to the Redeemer cross, While the prayer mostiegs were in progress we observed 1 merchant princes’ take an acti part Ia the exercises The writer was ! standing close by a young bride and her hod®and, when ove of these gentlemen ardressed a few appropriate re marks to her, pointiag out how ber hapoiness in the pew relation which would be increased if she songut and found retigion. The lady was moved to tears and ber (riends surrounded ber gn invitation o the merchant prince. We alto ved that an ex: uite a leadiog in Pn the social meetiogs ng the great revival, aud continues religions matvers. If {t would not be | to be interested | sidered vate, we would like to suggest to the mete Hal! is a field already eman that the Ct thie gent! wi Lae re if the ex Aldermau | white for the Upoa mere than one | labored as wish bis yore Aldermen be might wayside were erm | have inetru produced FacnlOuk: = goed ieee ‘and | worlély minded Boole, in the ‘peguactous Bagley. a soe ate i abiie the tubborn Brady? "Then the small bill for ente-tai r e Japanese might not have been rushed through of care pleasantly 80 much ipdecent haste Supzose the converted ¢ Alderman try the experiment fret with the three B jous stowere of cain whieh | até then he bt have a chaoce of reaching the re we bad eupposed ingly uopleasant, bandbims yy Oy msiance WAR tive of two ¢ of Some Nbelr variove avocations ant or be & witness of religious A goodly numoer of the fre. to velieve \derance of Visiters og ‘tlegs young men fun of the thing. Tbe rod wa their minds aud their want of While ou our way to tuo Opily jooxed with afiagied Alderman took He was conve whom wo, who e taba mainder of tbe City Fathers. In conclation we repeat that the exercises were con- tinwed through the night, fmehing ap with « march from place to pikcr. | round the grove, the friends ¢ tbe hymn, eimy teats giseet, Ww aera, ‘erected ro os vie, bet ie jokt wt the break of day, Lick drenched thote who were dee!roue of rerurpirg to New York by the boat ane earty merbing tran ittee of Arrangeroonts, WHO OW This eomm. vice \® ‘comporod sepsation in | heron red to be in tears while be enumerated | Vindieation of Mr. Breckinridge by & Friend. BE PROMISES TO COME OUT HIMSELF. TO THR KDMOR OF THE HERALD. Lexinoton, Ky., Auguet 20, 1860. Deak Sin—Being on @ short visit to this city, I avail myeeif of the opportunity to address you a note in regard to the rumors and statements now in circulation by the opposition parties relative to Mr. Breckinridge, of a most injurious character. The villifiers and traducers of the character and polit! cal principles of Mr. Breckinridge, who charge him with being a traitor and disunioniet, have endeavored, by skil- ful migrepresentations and inuendoes, to delude the peo- ple into the belief that euch is the hopelessness of the national constitutional democratic party that Mr. Brock- inridge bas been, or will be, induced to withdraw from the coming Presidential contest, and that be himself bag called a consultation of his friends in this regard. It is an easy matterffor cvprincipled anonymous cor- respondents to make the most improbable statgments, bashed up to suit the occasion, and for the opposition Press to give them weight and importance by editorial comments, in order to deceive and mislead the unsus- pecting. It may be neceasary to state, therefore, that ‘these rumors and statements are utterly false and without any foundation whatever. Every confidence may be reposed in the unflidthing firmncss of Mr. Breckinridge as the gallant standard bearer of our prin- ciplee—‘Constitutional rights, the Union and equality of the States’’—by which he is determined to stand or fall. Tam authorized by the Vice President to say that he will himself shortly reply to all these base charges and false assertions, either by letter or in a public speech. Mr, Breckinridge has every confidence of carrying his own State, as the late fusion of the Douglasites with the Know Nothings cannot be considered as any test of the vote in the coming Presidential election. Noman in the State of Kentucky Js more beloved or personally popular than Mr. Breckinridge, and many of the Douglasites and Bellites who now 80 bitterly oppose him were formerly his ardent admirers and supporters, and predicted, a(ter his nomination as Vice Preeident, that be would become the next President of the United States. Young america will fulfil that prediction. Very reepectiully, your obedi- ent servant, SAM. C. REID, Jr., of Louisiana, SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM EUROPS. Leaves, i f Pa = 2 Fj me af 8 AND NEW ORLEANS, ork Int. arriving at Havana é:h and ana 18th, ar- at ae ee wee MATA) Lie—From New ‘*b. From New Orleans 15th, Hat rate ‘York 22d. New York 1th, From New Orleans Aeog at sad New Oneana lan, ‘at New ¥ From New York 21 te From New Havana 81h, ar- Goines Crer—From New York and Havana every twen! From New Fork Aug 6 Arriving at Haran Ti - 248—Frow New Yorke for Maianzas ov the Bib of enck agen, NP, on M. aK—From New York for Havana via Malot crerd sheruste Cunard sroamer at Rew ork B— When the above fall on Bunday the steamers will Monday, except from New Orleans. When the dates oa Monday, the steamers will leave New Orleans on tae SPRCTAL NOTICE. at Havana 26th and TS F AD packages and letters intended for the Naw YORK HeRauw sould be mated. 5 21 | MOON sers.. 643 | wom waren. Port of New York, Aug CLEARED Baxter, it 25, Isoo. Steamship Empire City; Havana—Livingstun, Oro ‘Sicanwhip’ Alkbama, Schenck, Revannah—S L Mitchil! & Son. Steamahip Hynteville, Post, Savanuah—H B Cromwell & Co. HB Crom Steamship Parkersburg, Powe well & Co. Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk &e--Ludlam & Het. ‘Steamship Monticello, Gager, Norfolk &¢—H B Cromwell & Co. Steamship Potomac, Watson, Ba! ‘ Steamship Patapace, Vall, Portland—H B Cromwell & Co. Ship Lady Franklin, Jordan, Liverpool—Samuel Thompsoo's Nephews. thip Toulon, Upsher, New Orleans—T N Stanton Aymar, thier: Searsport Walsh, Carver & Chase. iy. Marsetiles ~J R Dow. Bark J-A Lee, Christian, Domarara—J M Smith & Co. Bark Linda, Hewett, Matanzas—J & Ward & Co. vig, St Jago—Jovathan ‘Tbompson. Philacelphia—Jas Hand. , Pickett, Marseilles — Peck “Brig Manricio (Dateb), Schneider, Caracon—Dovall & Co. Brig Tornado, MeCarty, K ingest Henr: ¥s Wilmington ore-H B Cromwell By flon ()ir), Crowell, Mee Henry (i Squanbridxe, Charbtistown Te tow B Dibble & Co Bre dc alah. Carver & Uhase or Barber, Sherman Hav M. poet (Pr), seaman cC Mew remly, Mott 4 06. rs Wilmington Dc Mueray ee hoes or, pee ‘yeh Doont ge. ed Yavison, Ryder, Norfolk—M ledell M Holines, Brewster, Deticnore—Merrft & Abbott, Sloop Toe sth Yieli, Providence Sloop Harvest, Ph Bree staner a Steamer Planet, Wiisoo, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Sveamabin Siar of tbe South, Lyon, Raranvab, with mage and pacevagere, to Sam f 1, Mitel & foo. | 280 ios, 2.90 PM, N of Laake, pe Plorita bence for Savannah; ahh «Pat LP se ee slgeal eed sieamshiy Marion, beace for § ris The biar of tbe South experienced sirong gales foun je tterag. een Nashviiie, Murray, Chorlesten, with nalived steamah'p Columbia, Wh, 6.9 PM, miles So + eras, for Charlestv: 25h, U Btates rusquebanns, ser aLaon ‘pation with mise, WHE SPM, saw » fschr ashore 10 miles 8 ence (or Queeasiown ok pilot from boat Geo aha, Marvetiies. a ov, passed GI ay with mdse, (9 6 Blossom & Ocean Ware (of Fall River). Semen Ai Alanis, Gibraltar Aug 1, with lead. ac, to 3 Klien (itr), Seeridan, Wisdaor, xm Sanya with to, Pie Gatveston, ‘Whitheld, New Bedford, 2 houre, ia ballast, opener ns ° Schr Harding, Tarragona, Jaly 22, pesoed Cfernhar % ig 1, with Wine, lead Ae, to Urosker, Woo Lack wood, r go ve Georgetown, 8°. 6 daya. 234 ashore between Deal an. Sherk Dr br loop D'Macgam, Rvenell, teamer Boston, Crocker, Philnd=)pbia Seamer Onpray Kenney, Providence. epi. from Mobile, arriv d 16d lew during 5 werr Thursday, rey from N to NE, sbipped a een Ww and was hove bours. SAILED. erprol—pn tom and Havre—paaged the Battery at aud Hunterilie, 84 Fteamebipe Painburg, 1 gaed the Rattery at 12:15 PM: Adriatic, Seuthat pd Pimp ire ( Havana, Alarame yreghs Jaman Aduet Charleston: Parts wn, Norse mac, Bale qivde Le oreo, Port: par Npuarantioe—Ahipe Java, denux. Wind at eunses SSW, light. nagow, Resolute, Bor Miscellancous. The steamship Adriatic, oon for Routhampton and Havre with 186 cabia passengers The British steamship Rdinburg, Capt Vesnedy, ea: O'clock yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool with 230 pas yor 6 Zone—Portiand. Avg 28 -Abvout three tons of #1 been te from the brig Zone. previous'y r 2 alan tile: Fiering mind spars, in & ‘whch wil be sold om Saturday, 20h (a La romana, Doane, from Mob he for New York, prev way repeated ‘agbore acd Jinmaned af Pase-e Ounce, Birla rene bas beew notten of and taken up t0 New (rieans Kone Many—Capt Delano, of ship Pocabontas, at News r rom Rio Janeiro, reporta bering passes! on the 19h Ine: (previously reported) W miles E by Sot Pasen 13, 1860— The Hriviah ship Condemer, from om, With ugar and rum got eehore on Pickles ftist at 4 o'clock PAY, and gut otf ni 8 AM the ‘On the mo: be 7th an Kev iy- 4 AY Reet on the eh Jearn the minis, with eocar, fren MM Find Wie trarving roe: Hawann, baring ie tra tbe prs Bort, Tera, belomping (0 the sane owners, there being noubmg b> dead calm. Votice to Mariners. ama. RS Ren AT a ae © ret that LZ Notice ent lations Mates bea ithe. Tee von mate . weubeigan Light a be Fat rane ine Gt MEd HOt furiber: Vy orger of 10g liencboues Boar, THEN. * Lighthonme Trmpector, let Dat. Portiane Me. 2 gum 21, 18) Capt Comstock, sailed yesterday at | Terme moderaie es) |) Spcken, &e. aft fader, 7 indiana, from NOrieans for NYork, Aug 20. 66 miles Passa YO 7 Bark Curlew, Ballard, from Boston 1 day for Hoog Koog, MEI Aue oF Ree ere Bcteace for Provienns, A: leans for Providence, An, 20, 86 miles SH of Pass & POutre. , wal) Ports. Foreign Gonex, WCA, July 20-—In port bark Justice Story, Moniion, ee BOA. 2 Pe th he howard ee ee Montevirbo, Juve ware bark Greybound, Gniorandson, Rio Janeiro. “ba May St i Barab Sheate Chase, Catia, Mt Aue = Lae rg Be SL. Banvewat, Give jor aa ed July By he athe owe, Vitsnaiso. daly MBO arr ap a a Hil, Boston; bark is re america: noe schr Emeline Bates, from N York. CHa iaustdh aug Anke rica Naat ie bese Niet Hay Benth, be hate iver feats P mae fel Mankin N¥ork “sid sleamship Massachusetis, Sampson, Aug 20—Arr steamship Cabawba, Smith, New York ia llagnan. sp Portia sian, Ria Janeiro, Se erie Masta, usinn teland;, Stephen Hotchkis, Beane, Mobile for NYork Grerioualy repoeted ari Outre). ptm O00 sea 1%b, sbips Arao, cd Omer Pasha; 17tb, ship | NEWARK. Aug 24—Arr gchre Water Witeh, Ggorgetawn, | eC Wenus Kingston; Joun Lovers, Hackeoesck, | NYore, © fountain, Brookhaven. Sid échre Amelia, and "Sw ug 4—Arr schr Geo W Whistler, Parker, Virginia Sigectra dah | Helen, Phi adeipbla: D Moria, Dal WH Powers, Tren Ni Norwest’ NY fee dae Rare dn 4 or exc dice Nestea, Leaf, N¥ork: “Below, about 100 veasels ai SPORILAND, Avg 23-Cld Braz sbip Azoriana, Santa Rita, exons. Aug 23—Arr steamship Roanoke, Couch, tong Kon inet ba Unward, Einery, Japan; Fite Lamson ; Cowper, Lovell; 5 Jacod Geor Lester, for near Ad C., Y Sai clair Samet ot ta Fecond avenue, dress J. Herald ofice. be ry 9 ‘Wild Chase, and Kleber, Bigelow, for MAL FAMILY HAVE FURARANE BOOMS, fia ry pantries attached, to let, with Board, at BAVAN} AH, Ang 21—Arr brig Rio Grande, Cunniagham, | Fitieen terect, between Bixth and Seventh Palen god Pentaylvania, Turoer, Boston, Cit’ bark Léxing Bath ion. Wiking, NYork. : THE TRADES. OLD PENR—WANTRD, A GOOD GRINDER AND finisher, steady work aml Kod wages given to a first rate workman. Also a boy, foe mecane ul polishin, JOHN FOLEY, 169 Brondway, 1[° BATTERS FOUR FINE SOFT HAT FINISHERS wanted. Apply to ©. 8. Clark, 197 Wiliam st, JEWELLERS.—A FEW FIRST RATE WORKMEN ‘onetrusean work wanted immediately, by Vincent, Col- line & Co., No. 4 Maiden lane ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, (Bo age et ISLAND, @ good gardener, uomarried, aud fustriots ald Bober Radreas box LD Bost tice, RE CUTTER WANTED.—ONE WHO HAS HAD EX- lence in cutting wire for hoop skicia can tind steady Tigi and good pay atthe Skirt Factory, 146, 148 and PERSONAL, _ AXY, PERSON WistlING to ADOPT A HANDIOME two montks 0 ¥. Soha Pox 124 Herat Gaioes aeR iw tae ERTHA.—I AM GOING OUT OF TOWN; WILL BB back Fucsday tm There is a letter for you at t Union square Post office. PHIL, R ADOPTION.—A FEMALE CHILD, BETWEEN tw2 and three weeks old, will be given to aby respectable who will ite it. The’ child is o¢ American rentage, , and good 110king. Address 0. A. B., Herald office, Hiioeteae freuth tud Doreen Brapve MoWiling, Fire sper a nays" i Freterchabue, Vu lta Mo! living about uy fet Gad Broadway, N- EMILE G., SAVANNAH, GA. ALL 18 RIGHT. Call.ca mo Groene strest, whwoutdelay., JRPQRMATION, WANTED—OP, OTTERIA HAMMOND, ber brother Mitchel, now in Phladelpnia. Any informa’ dion will be thankfully received at 726 Green street. Philsdel- phia, MICCHEL HAMMOND. ‘HE FRIENDS OF STUART VANDINE & ©O. ARK wested to be on band. Time is oe the move; let men be ady tor xction. ABLE. SUMMER RESORTS. | ae at | sbome pMALL i PRIVATE Fi FAMILY WOULD L&T (HE consisting of ® parlor and two nedrnoms furuished brown sioue house, eynisialox all ge ond with full or partial Bourd, Joanie at 281 Lexington avenue, three doors above Thuny "ely A LIMITED NUMSEK OF SKNPROCAGLE FhBDUNS | pt hod obtain eoperior Rooms and Hoard in & tiret dlamy | Somee, Epping 08s yl rove nents, an excellent table Locauon centra! and coove- ‘clo Bieut, 629 Broadway, belo v y Dele mane n SL DERLY LADY AND HER DAUGHTER, WHO ase with the modern feprovemens o to fom Rent - eA renteely furnished pectir' i ome: Ingo at 342 Main’a arent VANDSOMELY FURNISHED Room, : ed by A. enema a 8 rea awrmour enth strvel, ‘tattn which musk be moderate, Hamilion, box 117 fibrald wits their wives, can fh At 76 Macdongal street (St. C) fewment's plage), between And Bleecker streets. References exchanyed. A® (Ah DOW, LADe BA HAS TAKEN A ig <p Lor EOUSR, will let Apartments toa few select boarders | Getepan and wife or single slivch and Se all at No. is fen Eleventh street, between Sixth h and Seventh avenues, SMALL FAMILY OOCUPYING A FIRST CLASS douse, on street, near Wall street ferry, Brook re mond ‘Accommodate two gentlemen with Board’ and fur: “ Rooms, Address Edward, box 2,611 New Yors Post ice. SMALL PRIVATE PAMILY WILT, LET, SEVER AT, furnished or unfurni front Rooms to sing @ inen and geutleonen aad thelr wives, with full or part Gas and bath in tbe house. Inquire at 164 West Thirty-elguth street, near Righth avenue, PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO LEF—TO TWO an ee witnaut Fifth street, first class; references require “PRIVATE FAMILY.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wfe (v0 children) wish to let pert of a nce modern house, in ope of the fine wide, healthy stree's, to a small reavectadle family; references given ane required. Ap) Forty necond atreet, between Righth and Nin SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY HAS A BACK PAR- Jor to ‘let’ with . oone or two gentlemen; also Room on. e¢cond floor tone tha: would Foom with anol Apply a: 22 FHihth avenue, betweea Jane wad Twellih strects, ‘Abingdon square. Avent WIDOW LADY HAVING TAKEN THE NEW BROWN stone house 629 Seventh avenue, four doors below Forty seventh street, would let a suit of neatly furnished Rooms lo gentlemen, or a gentleman and wife; a desirable .ocation, A VERY HANOBOME SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SKCOND floor, containing all the modera improv i class house. to let, with By. of eeptlemen, cr married couple: ication ue; oka Inquire at 168 Lexington avenue, corner of thisty- fret street. a ATE FAMILY HAVING fa oll rc HOUSE ate pleasant Koome, provements. OARD.—A LARGE AND PLEASANT FRONT PAR. Jor, suitable fore gentleman and wife, or single gentle wen, with Board, at Nc“ 30 Laight street, opposite st. Joba's park. FURNISHED ean be ac- OARDING.—228 CHRISTIE STREET, Rooms, with Board; two or three get commodated with meals. B RD IN HARLEM.—A FEW GuNELEKEH, oR entieman and wife, without children, can be ane dated with furnished Board, at moderate pi In ire} > 128th street, ‘iret brick house weet of Third erg wo WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, UP east side, terms moderate, tleman, ‘Adare Brosh, box 198 Herald oftice, OARD.—A HANDSOME BUIT OF ROOMS ON SE floor, to let to Indy and gentleman, Cindi indy in the family of a widow, where g home privtleg bad, tonventent to cage nod stages, Terme $12 per’ week, 7Ad- (rem Mra. H. BH, W square Post olfice. OARD WANT! D—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ip Asmall, strictly, private family, where there are 08 other noarders, rn built honsey where the eon! pay be enjoyed. Location between E>. ° 3 wn ‘cireets, and Fourth aod Pith avenues, “Hoardiaz bose Segpers need bot answer. Unexceptionable references givea and required. Address box 2186 Poat oflice, ATRKILL MOUNCAINS BLOOW'S | HOTEL, HALP Catskill to the Movntain House.” DAVID BLOOM Proprietor. sDoara St ser woek- Conveynace (0 aby part of the country ats fair price. TRAWBERRY FARMS, NEAR REDBANK, MONMOUTS guumy, Neg Jersey. —At thie delightful summer Jetaant wits of rooms for fanalies re bud frona Atugha moderate. Apply 105. WARKEN. x above, or to Mi. MILLS 6 Browd we way. Boats to Port Robi son street pier, North river, dally at 5 A. Wbence b 7 rail and Gage. OARD LY THE COUNTRY.—A FEW VACANT ROOMB can be obiaingd at the residence of Wiliam H. Dipbiee, Birawberry Hil, Stamford, Coun. j ‘YOUNTRY BOARD—FOR TUR TWO MOST PLEASANT | 7 months o: ibe» A party. kentiede'. or gentiemen Od their wives, run be ban@uome!s. ucooanmodated at the lightiul private mates n, apposite L1Uih ste abad: tbe grounds, vc , Comprise ten acres fy of frat an yeetabien, kod winvllug & 1 pasture, refer Cours POARD IN THE CfF¥ (LATE BREVOORTS mansion) fy fi ligutfully sitaated oa the banks mi he 7 iten by the Third avenue jenaant and weil furu'shet Ro an, i suite or pipgie, autable for mar Kle Kentiemen, witk Of bathe Was, piano, Ae. Buages And cure pass the “dor. £. LAMBEST, Proprietor, Very vest y turniahed Parlor and Bedroom, suitat oung re or single geatlemen, wi Bew patent ep ng beds cleat finen, cooking a ‘as, om: plete. Apply at 210 Elm sweet. URRAY FILL HOUSE, CORNER SIXTA AVENUE ‘and Fortieth street —The above House is now in complete zepalr fcr fai) and winter business. Frenilion and single por ‘— aloo tee way do well by ankeg ae ore en) hel Bato *SOifk R. HostWICK, Poopeieton. RAVELLERS DRIVE DIRMCT TO THK SMITHSO- pian House, Broadway, corner of Houston street, New pan Conducted on the Ruropeaa plan, ia ons order. jean roms, od fare, prompt sieetee st nil MSE MEAD, Proprietor a8 i Liv X VAwiOUs Clty Gem paying hberal dividends JOHN 8 MUR : “Ameria Gas Light Journal, 254 Canal sireet, neat = TO BONDHOLDERS —THE ae oF THe Ras) ), dae te ORLEANS AND MOBILE or BOUGHT BY BELMONT & CO., 50 N™! AvGUST Tas 7 maven atti fifth greet, | Corver of Thin! avenve and Twenty -Afth etree Ft CHARTERED Dot. ye PER CENT INTEREST Mllowed on all eume — a Bank opeo daily from oe ales om, the eve eens, Wodtoiy 0 Saturday, irom 6 to 8 o'clock. PRNCER K. GRREN, President #8. 8. Corps, Sere tary. THE MILITAB OenPn BL r MA wit x Bela at the Evenly , Hear iat alreet, on The members aad al! ¢ » attend. Wo A. LYNG ARGET COMP ANIE: Belts, Swords. F at J. GOD! REY'S old © NEW PUBLICATIONS. TAL PROPLE TMS ARRIRS OF Choirs of New Vor ®. By an ol¢ inhed week'y. w No. | ita avenue. » aide Colors moraet, New ¥ rt NO TY MU nielenon the (n Sh West Tauty tre HE CONFESSIONS AND valid — Published ig bene men who wufler frum Nervous wervitity, be ying themenne Of velf eure’ Hy one. whe Bimeri{ alter veing pul o grees eEpeuse ob me de al im position nat quackery. Single Copies may be had of tne a Thor, NATHANIEL MAYPALB, kag, bedt Bd, Rings coum, N. ¥., by enclosing s por'paid addrenen envelope. = 3 COAL. 2) ROUSE YRLT BIRKET, NEAR CHAT ‘iit Worth singel nar iichdway, the very ite ash Coal of all aizes for steam mberland for binekemith: wil) b thas good yeoul xa Ward Hote! and al Seven aver Po Gakal enter, Fizenty tthe yar O° AY BRST QUALITY OF be} eblch stove, range and france, sereenes um FROALOF THUR ¢ er hee de corner of King and Sreve — and Romereit gtrrets. MATTHRE © INSURANCE. RE YoU TastRED A RETUERS INSURASN OR COMPATY, G0 9 176 Chatham eguare, Cornet of Mutt weer Company hav ig tenant on teodiog Fake, perenne nol ‘ | Wall street Qommnny are nice avd mare thera wontinued 0 Ine Anu New Vonns POU er meering, seve: wd 2PM ‘lnk. Tne tried to wctond. | dress box 4 per w | office, OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR A wugle geutieman, between Twenty if and Tay second streets, and west of Seventh avenue. Address 8. Herald ollice. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, Board for the latter only, in @ sinall private fumily where ibere are uo other Jere; location between Bleecker aud irects, wemt site preferred, Addresa BH Post office, two days. Aa OARD WANTED IX BROOKLYN OBY A ‘youxa fe and a young gentleman’ friend (do- Yo tee! private family, living sat part Of the eity id Where no olamee will be og boarders need not answer Please ad- ew York Post office, giviag terms, location gent iow = taken, thow keep and partic YN.—ROOMS TO LET, WITH Location plesaut: only a References req iret OARD IN BROOKL at 49 Concord street few minutes’ walk from Fulton ferry. OARD IN BROOKLYS.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, or one oF two single genilemen, can have p! Rooms, Board, at 0 Cheever piace, between Harrison and De: kraw, Hick aud leery streets. Terma moderate. OARD IN BR°OKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE And two single gentlemen ean be accommody'ad with Hoard in a sna (amily where few bosrders are taken, wit | convenient to Fulton and Wall sireet ferries. Apply ai 69 Henry sireet. Dinner at 6 OARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED—FO# A LADY AY two dsughters, aged Ms and 17 years withia & ihe City Hall; cau furnish their own rooms: a event pl we at | low price wanted. Address W. 1. U., bm 3412 yak location, terme, faraished or . the best. _——— OARD IN WROOKLY FRW FIRST CLARS Boarders ean find pleasa' wiih dlaner ; Wall ant south » betweea Cilutoa ai thon cent Apply our. Hoard, ai 65 Nassan street. OARD IN BROOKLYN —A FEW SINGLE GENTLE. men of families iewmant Rooms and Board at 18? delightfn.'y situated, containing al! the modera tmprovem bail, gas, &e., Rud Very convenlent to Atlantic or Paitea ane ene OARD IN EROOKLT N.— GENTE an fad pl Dini OR GENTUR t Roows, with LEGANTLY FORNIHRD ROOMS IN SUITS, O8 single Rooms, to le:, with Cail or partial Hoard. (a & fest odern conveniences, in the vi Madison and Union p Terms moderate, references exctanged. Apply at 91 Broadway. LPGANT PARLOR AND floor, aud large Room on second BEDROOM, ON FIRST to lei to wtugle gent ; honme in fine loextion; gas, bath, ke. No. 49 twentieth siseet, between Krontiway and Foarth aveane URNISUED.—A PRIVATE FAMILY OF TWO yereone would let a few bawly (aeatehed Ronee to gontie men, withont Board: the bouse is frst class and convenient to cars’ snd stages and Broadway. 2 Fourth street, Albion ley NISHED joa Be 4 ih bata IN SUITE sevmes witb Es hate masrorearenics Hocus ool tents kes ve every facility and comfort afforded; no more eligible, central oF convenient, losstion; Broatway. below Union ‘ating for ng seaaon, pI address D. ©. T.. Paton D. Post office Ee ENTLEMEN 4ND THRIR WIVES rey pos - G lated Board Yemen can be sccommy Ravers, Lid rondway, one dour oath of Twenty wa ftreet Houie eoataine aif the modern Improvements, rences " ENTLEMEN OR SMALL, FAMILIES DESIROUS OF | sernring fine Reoms for the coming seacon, with or with ont first c.g board, can obtain the saine at Yi Clinwu place. | References given sod required. NDSOMELY FURNISHED, WEL. VENTIT. aren | Rocme, single or ta exits, ‘with or without Board, at No. 42 RS. MATTRRWS, HAVING TAKEN THAT LARGE ed commodions bouse, No 110 Bleecker street, tw We DOW resdy to arsunmodaie pe. ders, or wit Rooms without bear! yO. 4 wher NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH ave N' “Bue, Rooms to let, furniahed oF wnfurvianes, in auite or to spipaes, cals 0 9 Sait, em, ciase Rouen, we stieatios paid; enexeoytionable references iiven and re Puan, BOARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MA! in a private family, where & good brenk{ast and six o'eloei dinner will be given, with agomyortable Roown with clothes press i Location above Twenty third street. Six dollars will be given, Address H. M. R. box 3.911 Post TO BATOHELORS WITHOUT A HOWE EREON AT. A lady of rempestab’lity, ogeupying a new and - House, located convenient 10 New York Hotel. brari sid.rent fo 8 party of two or three ge: tf furnlobet Resa, witha Bos Refereccet exchange! ext Home, Station D, P For particulars ai offre OOM WITH BOARD =AN RL Roome, handsomely ( private torrding bonke recentiy oven’ wt third mtreet, w Rooms for #ing) iucation is ane nt 7 .letnens, ible by several lines of Mages ard care, WO OR TAREE VRAY DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LAT. aanT aerr © optalwed at fat Pwenty men. The nd ie Rcoee with Boxrd. jo & wmatl family, the w #5" ratios eeatra ope diogk from B.adway, 00 fast Fourth etreet 1 LET—WITH Rooms, nentiy fu family 8 gratleman ma Ai Ts et Twenty third eters nd Rink venue | Rete ; rewoes exchanged. TO LET ATO CRNT RYAN AND WIR, IN 4 Iti cot 8 front Rove, on second enn, ms } Tes LPTAIN AX VLEGARTLY FURNIGARD MOUSE eat Thirty fires sweet WO OR THRER GEXILEMEN CAN ORTATN FOR ond Brom! way on WO LARGR ROGVS, WiTtt PCmne Betemd einey ern wifh a. SR per week. ne " Thin EOD eek ' BOARDING AND LODGING. WO OR THREE KOOVSIN 4 FIRST ase PRIVATE bens would be rented, without boerd, parting Nu "6 Meat tevenieeuils” sigeot, besweeweU Dion sy eR {Fifth avenue. WANtEDopy A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, BOARD, mmm and parlor, on Madison avenue, oot above Doerty Hith street, house most bave all modern copvewences, Address Lor ove Week C. E. T., box 1968 Pest oltice. ANTED—BOARD FOR A 1.4DY AND HER SON, IN & quiet family where the comforts of «home. together witha god table may be had, with full Board for the Indy; ly for the gentleman; loostion pleasant and Fisting terius, which must be moderate, X. Y. 4, box #88 Post ofice, JAMSBURG.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OB- ‘ain plensant Rooms, with Bourd, on reasonable te in & private fupily. within a few doors cf Bedford avenue, within tive m ‘8 walk of the ferris Apply to We FRE" ior magges eee a series apply 0 Woven TANTED—A LARGE SIZED, PLAINLY FURNISHED Room, with bath and water cloget on same floor, in the immediate vicinity of Third or Fourth avenues and Fiiteeptb treet “Adavens ©. W. Bruce, Herald office. ANTED—BY A SING! E GENTLEMAN, A FURNISH: Htoom and bart i ani, ins private Taimtly, Address, TA, DAFHCNIATR, AC, Herald satin 14, ABINapon sau between Bank’ ai fomely furnished Room: rates Houre first class, and required 16 RE. ON MUDSON STREET SIDB, Trey streets.— with bapd- in sults or single, at Gexcepuonable references, given HAMMOND STREET.—A SUIT OF ROOME, ON SE- cond tio F with every modern conveniences will With Brat class Board, to a «mall fatliy oF party of pemiemens references exchapged; convenient to carn and stages diuwer at six o'clock. % WEST TWENTY.FOORTH STR) 16, Fite ae ry sul for families: Varlor and Be ¥ floor; house first class; pri ifrequired. om om et 67 ine ST. OLSEENT'S, PLACE.—MACDOUGAL STREET— ca taterent furnished Rooms 1 It to 000 oF two two small Rooms ingle gentlemen, with Sinout partial Board . bs 72 TENTH STREET, NEAR FIeTH AVENUE.—SUITS Board, to le parties. inanent Board need apply. ‘and Reéro’ ms, and single 6 19 Jet, with 113 CLINTON PLACE, RIGHTH STREET —A LARGE Only those who wish jor per- ‘square front with Be¢rorm attached, uso weve- ral small Rooma, to let, with fuil or partial board, to men and thelr wives ora few single gentlemen es. NINTH STREET.—TO LET, FURNISHED, A PAR. lor, with Bedroom attached or separately, House pri- vate ond firat class, Location fourth house west of Brondway, 13 FAST FIGHTH STREES.—TWO LARGE PAR lors on the ° rst floor, and the same on the second, and smal! Rooms attac! Also, small Rooma, suitable for angle on Aa with or ribo Board. Reference given and re- uired. eer ererene een iay 228 Es FAST BROADWAY BOARD AND SUITS OF £¢ > bes dsomely {ural oho a’ Rooms, sultable for families or lemen, can be obi at st Broadway. ‘house contains all the modern improvements. sae TWENTIETH 240 nome Rooms to let, with Board 296 FOURTH AVENUE—TO LET, THR SROOND Pioor, neatly furnished. t» « small enteal family, oF a few single gentlemen. The house bas the ‘2 improve: 1, wad the location Is central. STREFT.—FURNISHED Reterences. excbanged. MISCELLANEUUS. Bicrechen INFANTS FRIEND, oe QRAY Mix. eminent mont pleasant and effective reli ya raictane to be ibe pel all Great a4 of the bowels, ever reduce for all druggists Price 25 cent one WM. ‘S BURROWS, Chemist, Albany, N. ¥. RIDGEWATER PAINT.—TESTED TEN YEARS: DURA 22, ble and eoonomical for Roofe. Ontede Work ecue of a, ron Fences, Rallroad Bridges, Brick and Tin. Pepoi 72 Mal on Yo wad . W BETTS, General Agent _ EARN OF A SUFFERER WHO HAS BEEN EFPEC. Ly, tuatty cared of Nervous Debility, Lows of Mescory, Dima: of Right resulting from early errors by following ihe in. considers it bie duty, a graiude to the anther, (7 publiah luty, in gracitr to snther, to ot ain ve grat tiiously. He He will therefore ead tree 8 nda ee Feceipt of two containing every taformance quired. Address ean bBo. 879 Prat office, Albany, NY. . ATLLARD'S CHOCOLATE, | Ghocctaue de la Tuite, ‘Chocolate double Vaniiie, Chocolate Par Exo: Feru On late € Shocohate ‘aramels, All the above are of the beet anality, acd eqinl to aby im olate, and does not co. hall price. HENRY MET ann, Broad’ I. Wholesale Factory, —_— Non. 168 and 160 Mercer street. ARDLE MANT! —THE SUBSC! ay od INFORMS the publie th. ie eelling May c.. do , cheaper then any other ps ety. i ishing 19 ba should call at A. KLABE Marble yard 113 ast ' ‘abteenth> street, near Third aver w jew York. ATENT ASPHALTEE. ROOFING FELT, ‘A Night, cheap, durable and perfectly water proo’ rooting. An entirely new and Pomete cot tin roofs. For sale by KDMESTON BROS., No. 3 Bowing Green, N.Y. Samples and circulars free. a a Nah ROOFING SLATES OF THE EAGLE SLATE OFMPANY are of miperior quality, low co Y aud unainted ‘rain water, tnd inet « fetiane. 3 herd Pade ress the Agent of the company, G. Furman, 27 street, New en hell LEE HOW CASES. ourrn a BRoTueas, MANUPACTORY ‘and warerou rth William street, near Frank fert, New Yor! G Main sireet, Che anall, Ohio. A lorge Assortment on hand. Old show cases tagen in exchange, Crders promptly executed. S™ké SPRINGS. ROLLING, TEMPERING AND COVERING, ‘805 First avenue, Between Twenty third and Twenty /ourth streets, N. ¥. G. HERMANN, }© CONSUMPTIVES “IN THE DAILY PAPERS THERR any adversine’ v00 rally overlo ae hee felt roots nud leak: ax # A a this pure and healthy beverage ax a medich Dut acail ourselves of the fact thet the Swedigh Panch i unt- versally recommended by physisians throughout Sweden ae the best Kuown remedy tn eases ol contumption. We bowestly Fecommend all sufferers {rom that insidiows destroyer to tay age ‘bottle ‘or trial fully confident that they will ack that it bas conferred uomist relief, ever: hock 09 29 00 @ auing ihomesives on injury. Th delightful of wll drinks for family use 5 OU a CO, 64 White ree doore west from f ot the lowest prigee Tor, the following places —-Phiisierphtas Pottevil e, ie At anal boat ean go. Will be ready for freight on the afternoon of Monday. TANTED—A PEW GOOD CUSTOMERS, AUPLY At the Hutson Ale vee vieey Building, Cortlandt street, third imserne ot Jett rom Boadway Drawn rom the Wood Dinna Comget JOUN MoINN RA 8, GRO Family vottied Ales STRAMER 1H NTRESB, Excursion to the Cholern duck. Grevapo nt, at Uy, HI chowder inelucet FORNING EXCORSION TO THE CHOLERA HUSTRESS, Capt, J. Duvall, will repent ber rniog on ties ny, ARLY Banks od will mae ¥), Popping Kt ibe Catmarint reet sth OA. er. fo reroets pler 4 North river, WALTER GRIMUTS, Maser, Lue NRW, AY leaves Mi. wud 436 k id conte, ” NEWARK AND BER URSION TO PLEASANT 1 etrent at 8, secon! wtrect, kets S) conte > EXCURSION COM *. Lansing, by the Wasbing- mpany, amiced by names ve, Hideo river, om Mop- fe dollar, ad mating Ope gente: ckets, ity cepts each. The street at 7 o'clnek; South gre Mio At 4, Boring « ATG. DRAS, Chsieman. ry, Seer etar ws, Treamorer, T VT COMPANTES.—A SEW PLACE J We are yen Wo on crovinan” Divers bh frees 00 conte OU. Fer p JANES WILSON, 148 Tarte bas st lier eb abeve to the proprietors, Veerhies WATCHES AND 0 IBWELAY. —__ F’ Kh RALMA FIRST ¢ ATCH AND Rw bostuess, Conirably eft vated i ‘emt cca pa vy of Montgomery, Ale ; for the ae fo cts heat arpa toes bishiy incrative business t Pee clacw ioauie of CHANLE @ . __ LOAN N OVFICES. FE OLD OFFICR—MONEY IN AN LL ANY AMOUNT, ee eae aay ™ taint, T 1 CHAMBE ee ea, LOA Fy. Ane, oF tbe omer "i for the V3 a Gown Than on Le Pe eee \inoameted op baiurdays, At (e CRDAR BT RE srane.--% ha Broker, advances ; fet oF nowet, Pe marae te he cash, oppowite ofes, No 1. a TAMOND =n fr came Cot At,