The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1861, Page 6

6 LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the New York Post Office Saturday, August 3, 1861. Officially Published in the Newspaper Having the Largest Circulation. LADIES! LIST. fr JA Armstrong Maria ony Mrs J ni adie Tarte tnd Mrs) Aion- Avotak Sis Lawson Allen Nao B i‘ ib Astinge "a Sra Da Amaar Mrs Z Ai ews Mrs ML Ar Aurel Mrs Jane H pe ees alae ‘Austin Neille Ansel Maria Blackwell Mrs MargtBelgrand Blondel Mrs Wm. aay Mrs Margaret Bem Brown Alice Br y Mrs x fs Brown a Anne sdsbaw Mrs Ligatel Brown Mary irda nie my Brown Missarah B Brown Mis, Bulle Betts Marga Van street Bilby Mrs Elizabeth Brown Mrs Mary Brinan Ana Brown Josephine Bird Mra Sarah A Buchanan Mary A Baliwin Julia i Buckingham Addie Burke Mary Baldwin Mrs J © nger Mat aM Buriisl Mr Ballinger Mary relia, Burne Hanna Ellen Booth Maly Le Hurns Mrs Jan BarrettAnna M —_ Borchram’Mrs,Bast Burns Mrs M Bardett Mrs Wm N | loth street Burns Mr Baum Miss B ida ae afacia: E ne uyn Lue Bray Mrs Bridget ie n feck Mare athasine | yr Abs Bab’ Becker Anna Boyles Mrs Carolinelsiyan Margaret Bei Surah J Branson Mes Sew Burrling Polly M c Cadoo Margaret Carry Chatharine Cronin Mfrs Ma dco Meare eyCOnee Mire Capt dae Comey dra W Craig Sarah bina Connolly Masy Gril Mra'Wm Casey Mrs Adel P_ Conner Mra Siew Cahn Mrs or Miss, Cuthewood Anna J Condet Jane D. West 2istst' Caulin Margaret Conuer Mrs@uthar’e illMre MaryAnn Cave Mr way Mary y Crawiord ~ Mrs Cooper Mary Callaghan Ellen Fran lia orrigins Catharine eoiey Honora rigan Bridge ley Mre J. Courtright Mrs Chai WwW rt MrsLorinda Miss M liveh Maw, Cline ton, st Cullugh Ellen ullan Mes Isabella nz Mrs Cecelia Mrs C iachan Mrs Ann Clary Miss MW Chamblin MraChas Clay Mrs Jane jon Mins MJ Clay Amanda. idier Mis EL CelingMrsMargaret Ellen J Clements Sarai Clarke Mrs Jos ch jand Mad Clarke Marla Cleveland Mraafary ( et ken Misa, East Chickveny Mrs Chast A7th st Childs Ellen Carpenter Mrs MA Crystal Margaret Carr Marg: Cliristic Mrs Kate Cave Mrs Elizabeth Colbert Widow, ‘ark st izabeth Misa Delany Ellen Donohue Miss E Dennis Mary L Donoghue Hounah Derby Mrs Mary A Dolton Mrs Mary J Derham Emily: Dowuell Mrs Mary Desvs Anni BE DougiessMrs, Sthav DexterMrsElizabeth Dor gherty, Miss Driner Mrs Minera Donohue Mary Dinsmore Mrs Jane Dufield Mrs 8 B Dale Mrs Mary K Dalton Daite Drap Darcy Margaret Davis Mrs BM Davis Amanda Davenport Mary Davidson Dinnen Mrs Aune DuganMrs, Pearl st Day Mra Mary Dixon Helen Duane Mary Dea Ellen Dodd Mrs Carrie L Dunlap Matids Decker Mrs MA — Dodson Catherine Duggan Catherine Dettaven GeorgianaDonley Mrs Ellen Dwyer Mary Deegan MrsWhelamDonovan MaryXnu Dwyer Catherine E- ichner Mrs,W3ith Elsopher MrsGeorgeEof Frances Bilis Dora Emery MrsJas Per- Evans Elizabeth Biierbeck Miss, cival Everson Henrietta Wich st EnnesMrsCatherineEwing Charlotte P F Freeman MrsMNO FitzpatrickAnn sephine E Freed Mrs Emly Fitzgerald” Anne Flaner Miss OO Flemt sie bth Fitzpatrick Mrs FlandersMrsNancyPFiemingMrs Eliz’ bthFoy Kate Fairchild Mrs Jo- Flanigan Sarah" Bleld Mrs Aune M” Folty Mar P KVicwria Field Mrs Foal Mrs wing Margaret Ficke Mrs, Pearl st Fs alley Misa B Margret Fisher Suilie A Flood Jane dget Finley Mary BE Ford Lucey Finegan Mis Cathe- Ford Mrs,l0th at ridget ri Fortune Psabella, ine FisherMre,Hudsonsthorayth Mrs MD. Catherine Fisher Mary P Foss Mrs GN enstien Mrs FitsseyMrs,CherrystPuiler Mrs Anne Laura FitzgeraldMaryA Fox Elizabeth Debarr Mary F G Gabbett Catherine Gray Mrs Catherine Gilman Hellen jes Mrx Jus Gray Fanni ‘ sMrsEliza wiizabeth = Greaves Jennie Giilinan Mes Wan py MraMorrisPGregg Mrs Liczie Girvan Mis SMrs, East) Green Mrs TAU Goif Mangeret 1zun st Green Hatue M_ Golick Mrs BB Gramlich Mra A Grey Miss, Bast 38th Gonzales Mrs Mary Garry Mrs, 33d st street Goodrich Mia © Gardner Mrs, East Gibney ‘37th Bt ren ta, Gane Cath; Ibert Matinda don Mrs Letitia Granes J Gilligan Mary Gorden Bridget H Wun E Hartog Mrs F Hines Aliza nCath — Hiscott Mrs Ann izabeth Hiscox Mrs Caroline roline® 0 za Hollslander Mra A Mr Mrs Doctr Kiten Honora Ib Bridget Catherine F Hall Mary Heatin Maria Hale Jenny Head Bridget A7uh st Haley MrsBlizabeth Hearne Aunie Howell Mrs Maria V Haley Kate iit Mrs John Howeutt M Hanan Catherine Hearn Mrs Eliza Joyles Mrs ad Elinira Hegerthey MrsMargtHudson Henn Ellen Huestis Mrs Eliza- Mins EV beth n Isabella Hughes Bridget Herold Mrs Margt Hal € m ah Wl Mrs MJ- Humpa Harries Mad Lina Hidebyerd Mrs Jo- Herd Moria Harres Auna hana Hurd Mrs 51 Mes, East Hildpijapd Mas, 9th Hunt of Bus st iveaue y Naru Ziizabeth Hinsley MrsMS — } Mes Harne unlW HinkleySigalsabella: I Toskip MrsMarthaJ LsleyMrs Annie A Traace Julia J on Luey A. as Mra a Mrs PW Charlotte Je nM MesAnuieMJohnston airs Geo B Mrs nAuna Jones Hatiie Jordan Mrs yu MrsLydiaN Jones Mrs J: K Kane Mary Kelly Josephine Kimberley Mrs Ro- erva Kelly Jan bert Kelly “Mrs, Wash. Kimet Mrs Pauline f afred _ inton st King MrxMaryAlice Kiy Mrs Wd) Kent Frances King Miss Kenting Anne Kinzey Minnie Kelien Mrs, 18th st mn Kippiann MrsAnn Keefe Kate Les M BN efe dane rick Mra Re. Kirby Bridget Keenan Mrs Ann Kernian Mrs Jas Keney Mary Killain Mrs Knowles Mrs Win Keogh M Kimball MissFrank Knowlton Miss A Delias Keting Mary A Kenueyjoai Mrs J Fr LestrangeMrs,Mthst we Tincga Emre R dow st Lincoln Mrs L A Lally Catheric Linch Mra Laing Mrs VambMrsCatherine Ua Lancasier MrsMary Leona LipsuyMrsChariowte LosanMrsAlexand'r Losmis Miss CK L Leonard Mre,Hous- Lord Charity Lasar Mra Agnes “te Tuil Mrs Sarah Carkins Mrs Mary Le Luisinor Mrs A Ann Le Lyon Mrs Catherine Larkin Mary A Lyman Mary Ann Latta Eliza Lyneb Eliza Murphy Sarsh Marshall Mary Monaghan Anne fell Murphy Ni MarlowBridget Qui Murph hael Mrs AA Mix) rey Mra, Canal 3 Mrs ve Mrs Eliza MrsBridget Masters Mrs MrsAgues freCathrt it Clas Se Wn rs Emina brook Morton Mr Margaret Matthews MrsAlbertMorton Lotty: Mrs, W 40th Matthews Mrs Ann Mrs, CherryMayer Mrs Elien Meard Maria ham Mre e ) on Mary F Malain Jane Mills Julia Mano Mra Auna P Mills Julia Mard Ju Miner Mrs J. Munse Martin Luzrie —— Minita Mrs, E 24th Munsell Mrs L Marines Mrs Anne Minton Britiget Murphy Mrs Michael Marshall M Mac MeLarna rk Mrs Anne MeKewen Bridget Me Wintred McKann Mrs Ana Mary MeKonna Mary irs, Pitt stMcc) rw wghlin Br i Mrs M ’ nette fine, Barclay Potter Mre 8 B ec Mrs GB Powell Mrs Chris ou Sarab B una en Mrs Bridget # Mrs Louisa Richards Mary oud Mrs MF Right Leon Mile Julie Roberts ng Mrs MA Roureh 3 ckel Matilda B Roberts Mrs Chas H Rudd Ruth Hoberts Mra Edgar Russell Mrs B Au. e Mra Eliza nN vy Mine’ MH st y Jey nde Mrs, Eost Robbins MraBridget Ryde Lith ws Ryder Shoelinnessy 16th xt Mra Ly Seott Mrs Ie Shirot) Wwe 88, Bru’ meSe MrsGeo 8. Yatherine ies, White. blevUius Mire Annie Sinith Hele shan Britgot Hiei Mary Selion Mary 8 peucer Mr, fhomp- 1 a ard Emily T y Mra Wm ne Tracy Cathe Tappey Christiana Taylor Myx, Mott st Taylor Marcha. lor Mrs OF Wait Mrs B Waite Mrs Mary H Watkins Mes Win Walsh Margt Walsh Manguret Waish MrsMargaret Waterbur use Mrs Mary Wale Margaret A Waiters 1 Walker Mrs T Walker Mrs Jax B Smith Mra Al Simith Mrs M FannieDiar Sannetti Scoot Mins Joe v Tiebaut iss Mart enar Misa Mrs A Van Bosnirk Hester ire D © Tilton Anna M Waring Martha ens Mary Watson Wayne Mrs Wray Mrs Mary Weeks Hanna Ww Ww Whe Ww RS well Mrs I? M Sullivan Hamewia Hivan Augel Wes Suiyun Mrs Mary Smyth Mrs BD ‘Thompson Mrs Ann emia? 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Allen Win B Atwood GW ‘Album — Allen Win ‘Avery AHL Ackiey &CoLO — Anthon Toby Aumeérie Felix Adderson GB Angel Gen Wm HL Aylion Martin Abbott John mL AD, rson Thos vw Aylward Samt Aylward Sunt B ‘Aranwo Edwa ‘Adamson Robt Arpat Jol Ailadiee © R Artngh Alladice Capt Jas Anders Armstrs Alien Jas Ar ‘Armatrong Fr J Alien & J&CoJH Arinstrong Jaw Allen John Ayers Armstrong Edwa Alien Rev Wm 8 Argous — Anmstroug & €o BB B Braydon JasB Belden N Brooke Reuben Black Job 8 Belknap & McKer- Brown Chas B Babard Henri cher Brown Waa Hagley Jas B Brown PB Bacharach M L&Co Beli Edw'd Brown Win Mogg Bacon Dr — Benton WJ Brown Win Bragg Geo Brennan Jys Brown A Co Wm Bachelder Dr BF Bre own Chas W Brady Thos Be Brown Chas Br as Brenuan Dan’) Brown MastWillieR Brasiey L Bertold Dent G “Brown Jacob Bradiey Do Berlier & Weeks Brown & Co. Baveock BAW J—2 Bethel Beng B Babeock Jas Bennett J Brain Mr Bennett Biaksive Amon Bennett Wm B Bainbridge John P Be It Nelson Bahr Ed'wd—2 Bernard Jax & Co Boukes haba Hy man Col— Brandner A@ Banker © chard Geo W. n Peter Diign wight wm M Baldwin J Barrowes N Barrow John © Barker Jas Barnes Noah Bartlett Jobn T Barstow G W Barlape — Barney & Co Barrett Robt Barters Rich'd Brazier W Bassett Thos Bray ¢ Braywauth Mich’L Baxter & De Becker D. Lis John als, Ball & Co } Euijah hus rs Chas F an JW. Belknap H’y Craige WL Caiaban John Cady Reuben Wert 4B wick Chas B Jaghan Robert rRov'tT Cantield Eli Camp Mainlon Crane das. Camu ambers JS Joseph, Chamberlain © P Canned & Lidger woud ark Geo H Clark A Clark Chas Clark Joa & K sanith arke « Solomon FOB th dan! thy Yanigh Tere Cashman Barthol w Cavanagh Wa B Cissidy EAL ase FT Catani Mastino Dale Win P Dallett Sno & Com’ Dake DM Dachenhanser Mich Daley Francis Duiey Job mn A & Son L Daniels Henry A niker Mr ard Davey Ric jot Ls Dan Davis Jonn Davis GD & Co is Win Barry Dav Davie BM Deas Oliver MR Deasy James Delaive & Co } Delancy 1 Deauprey Pat Deuitison Geo Demerest James Dep! Authouy ston Oble D nn & Co herwan Jacob y & Lane se rat Stephen Miles ington Wim Ht eman CM burgh Freligh Louis Garraghty Mich Gray John Gray James H Fenuer & Harden. Fi CH bar: Paul prenee on Chas H trand Jt M Briggs MA john Buidie € it ri Dudley 1 Bingbam A B r& CodeoW Brinkerhotl Jacob Buck © D Binhop J—2 Bud & Bringer Jwius Buchanan RD Brinyon JT Bisbee Geo Buckland Geo Bruen John N Broad, Brook & Uo Bail HW A Bartholomew GeoH Boaraman H Bogan Thos Brodie W Boehm N & A Boilson Thos Boker Rich — Bronson © Spencer Buston & Townley Bond, Reusing & Co 1 Bi Capt J € Bonnett TR Blood Taal, Borrett Capt Theo Bu Boon Wia B Bond Tic Borbus — Boon Andre Carlo! Wn Cree Cheever Cleary Job Cheyney WS sid Andrey Chexner Dr Chrostopaer Ben Chittendeasant! 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Baward ropley Teaac Wn idinandB am Jobn 3s Hum. n MH DH nd ties CB ve Duyers H Durbury Giles Durepait Mr Esterly @ Ewer Rey TC a John Lvans A 8 ns Wilson hott Volney Emerick Simon ett Isaac, of rion Raymond utucky | Fatton Joun Freeman Charles Fogarty Edward Falle nas. Fleldsen J teh Fauna Frederick Ferguson Adam sal Be Kier Joho French Gapt Darius Ford Wa in Joseph ¥ ‘neb Alonzo nda PW Fagin Micheal reneh, Bengim&Co Fordiam Geo J Flanagan Ferguson Anson Forrest © B Frankiin Feree WH ‘owler DL Flannigan Micheal Ferris Joho Foot as B Francke Chavies F F Flood Thomas—2 - F Forrest Win rdoinP ¥, Foot aC. TROBE Fi Fro Gilberts a Glen Wes Gilroy James Guid Gildersie ewey Geo H siey Harvey G tk Geo u | Gray Joseph Ginterman 8 Gormly Michael Garvison Js uibert Denley W HA ha ve Thos d Gosling John vA W Gorden Henry lispte Le W Groshinn iF Jord Jou © ston M harat William, Green John Halstead JR Heywi 1 Joba Hazard Julian 1 i H i i aiey uN Holman B Habbet Heddan M Holman John H Healy 1G Hold Heart Jams Holt i Heifer Hogan Patrick yniin James Henry DD Holbargh W Hamiiton Edward Hemenway Lake Holmes D Hantord Chas © Henderson Jig Holmes AL Hannw James Henderson 8H Holmes BB Homillo Francis Hendricks & Bro Holines Jabe Hancock Henry — Hendricks A Hoot Daniel © Hombridge Geo A Hewett James D Hopkins Joweph=2 Hampson Major—2 Hetiinger Hopkins 8B Hamblin Walter P) Heplein Sam Hooly Richard M. Hannas AC Herwin Win Hoogbrain W Hanson Bartimus Hewett Win Houyek NF Hapeny Richd Hors Houchings 't We Harman Me Hewett Howe Capt Harper NR Herbert J Houghton Charles Iurrison NICS Hoyt Rufug oNNE May Patrick Hoyts K Howe 8 Frank Howard & Co Mararythy Col A Hiliyar James Howe Leavitt Hardy John BO Hidney Wm Hows John Mardle Me Hibbs Sam Hows Mardin fyapgeed Dant MIL Nathan Bo House John rbottle Win Hicks H. Home A Hur OH. Hickox TN Hay James t m n Capt iMull'Dr Duane Maryan b Hill Robert Wo udson W HL Harris Joseph" Higbee Enoch Kubert © Hayes Henry & Co Hill Jd D rs Henry M Haywood Chas H Hicks LE Hunter James Haywood Aibert Hilt Wm Hunter Rob MeO Hawks A Iii T Witton Huntsman DA Haskelt Craig Miacky A Hull Alvah Haywood W HitchéokBB Hutchings Edwin W Mayes John Hinekiey ZR —2 Maywood David Hitchcock WelcomG Hussey Tt Hayne James itching. Co Hutching Rev Ht Hayword FV Hitchcock Jas H Hutton T H Hayden James 'T Hynes Michael I Ingham S 8 Ieaace Benjamin Ireland & Co: Irons Sam) lisley C 8-2 a Jardine, Architect Jewett Geo V Johnson Fred Jaokson'Oliver P- JohnsDavid,marinerJones, Dixon & Co James Thoma Jobson © Jones William Janiehy Chart Jobnxon Jutins J Jones Simeon Hf Jarvia A B JohnsonObediah K Jones Morgan Jarvis Jr Nathasiel Jobuson AT & Co Jones & Paul Jemm!rs ndosiahF Johnson Peter Juas B Jenking Michael Johnson Charles Junor Jobn H Jenkins Johathan Jobnson Joseph — Jorgenson James Jewett Gleason m4 Keton David M Tves Cornelius ives RH Kimminy J 1 Kingsland E & WH Kingwland Edwd W Kildie Henry Kirby Dennis urS Kittle Chas A Kil Kirnin Barne Knight William Knight Le Roy €CoKnapp William W Knowion D A & Co y Ar Kenyon « Hurst Ker! y Thomas Kingsley Ch im William Kingsbury Leonaraknowles George ey Otto w" Koon Valentine Kelsey BL Kinley Edward rane Konrad L Lake David J Lee Robert Lock JD. LiumbecrJoin Kee John Alpha Locke EW. Lamberson simon Leeds Dr Lockwood Jobr Al- Lamont EN Leeroy Franklin “bert Lamont, Banister Lefler MM Lockwood Wm L ‘aco Leigiton F Logan Wm P Lamson CaptO W LentSE Loomis 0 8 Tanayan Thomas Lesher Hen Loughian Michael We Leonard @Chark Loghlin Bryan rdtEtisworth Lord Capt Augas- TH tus—2 que 8 Lord PS y Alfred—2 Losee Simeon Levy David A Lovett AA rue B Levy B kovejoy Dr LatauretteCaptD,Jr Lewine & Morris Lowell Michael Larkin —— Lewis Dt Lobe Thomas Samuel Ludlam Isaac 8 lent SE Lutkins T Luyster A R J Lewis William Lawrence Win 8 Lyinan Ephraim Lawrence Richard Lemkton Rhome Lynch Thomas Lawyer JohnH Leyaswick John Lyon Henry awry Samuel Lyons Lewis & Son Lyon Isaac B Laytield Capt J Liddle John B Lyon George W Layinan Charles F Lighthizer Augustus Lyon D Layten TS Lilienthal J Lyons EW &Co Leary Michael Lindsay Wm Lyons Philo W ittT He Litue Sonn T Lyons J Lecount & Andrews Liwejobi—- yous Daniel Lee James. ne ons John. Montgomery R Machen Henry, MayoNS ne Nn Montith Robert Mack Itoyal 1 Mason George T favlan John Mason If P Moore Herbert F Macy Froncis HH Mathews Hichard = Moore AY Madduck T & WB Mathews George Moos AA Maganeren George Mead Thomas Mocgany — Mnxei Jou T Mead Win K Mouneil Charles jag homes han Win rEdon Maher William Mahon Wilham Mead F & Co T Charles Tenty R—2 2 Hen cB th Morland WA & Co Morris Geo Willian, Morris Stuten, Morris J 80 Morrissey John. Morrisou James in & Brothers ick Charles Mrasick C) dard Morton William Ht ; Gillett & Mott Richard F Manus Ss Muchmore Wm M Mantle dW Meyer Henry Mudge D Bicktord Mira William Mildieton JR Maiford M osWm N Miccwany James Mulgrew John Millar eH Mullen Patrick, Mai Malloy Patrick Mill Mules Edwin Mili druggist. syer M = Mulligan Michael Milierdis& Co Malvitill Michael Milvkin James 4 Munford 8 Mis Bepjamin—2 Yunger Mult be rt itn AG Manro Peter Martha dh Minehin OW Murdoch ind inthan Cornelius Murph Minntilta PA Murphy John Minoi Capt Murphy Thon Mictoliy William | Murphy Tino M athew & Mur Japt Edwd Muri Murr Mansell Ja Marry Myers PV Moll & F Myers HC MeGili Jobn A MeGaw Eiimand Dermott Jobo Meelough Win ide HR MeCon J MeArthiur Win 3 MeClalland andrevt Me McKinley John W Mekilliyd D. MeKinzly JW Moki ver Henry. MeNally John Murray John en John eMahon Matthew jullin Alonzo T iban He Newell Re Newell W ten © B=2 Northrop © A, Nourse A P—2 chene Benj ‘Thes Ht Wr, Attor- Nickles John R yoreaee Nutting Hosea Nicholes Charles A Nutty Rober!—2 ary 1D. well © M=2 o O'Keefe Edward Orf John al Edward Ormsby DO Orr Haigh & Co re Samuel B ‘&McDowel uiliven Edward Osborn HS. Jol Osborned: sael Oblen HG: Osborne Olsen Andrew = Osburn Andrew P Owen — James i. O' Kae d O'Reefe Frank on Wm Francis Perin Robt O Pinner Mr—2 mer William © Jacob B Pritchett Thomas—2 Parks Dr Wm Preacr Chas B Pickens James yin Join Phuan & Delawere Pilby PR r Mr Pederick & C Prince Kimball N Patuier G Le Grand Velegrine Antonio Phillips AA arson Walter Preharx E ett & Co A Prindergast BM vt Mona Fenaiton Capt sioer Lous Pelton James Page P Perkins Benj Lee Parker George Wo Perry FA Page Wa Perkins J Pain John W Perrin Ri sae 1 Pass Joseph O ell J hs Platt Elias Pratt Henry © Prait Joho R Prat LB Ploussard Power WE Powers Samuel Jean Pol W BC c Poland Geo A PL Prescott Pope Alex ch W Y—2 Person Mr Powk J W Phillips Stephen Potter BL Patterson John&Co Pinckney © © Post James B Pratt Parley P Pieres re Pieris Gey Peacock Geo Pleroey George W Purdy ¥ if Pearson John T —Prill David Purvis J—2 Peck Wm H 4 Quinn William = Quirk Michael Quelet JL Quinlan Ter R Raby Robt Riecke 6 Roach Frank Retin, Willem Ritter Dr Wash = Rebbins AK Randvrex Monsieur Riley Thos & Dan Roberts William Radley David Rijey Chas Rovison Jame Rally Antonio Rithurdsom EB Rockwell Charles B Ransom Aaron —- Richmond Charles Rolber Mr Raumel Theo Rierdon John Rodrique Zacka- Rausey Charles Reing John—2 rien Ra iley Juines Richmond NN ers Win P Ramsoa WW Ring Wan kafclier Philip? Redman Jamea — Rickers Milton Rodgers TL Rity James Richardyou Walter Rodgars © F RollyJ AV Rieker @ Rodgers Geo Reede James Riley Heary © Rodgexs Joho F Reyban Andrew Richardson FD =~ Khodes Fmeraen Read JD Rice Geo A Rooney dames Reed A Richardson TH — Roth Francis X Ready Patk Rions Chas Rowlayd hichard Rodgers Cech Rickley Harcy Rosenstal B steilly Thomas L Rice WM jourke Erancis Reid Edw D Rocves Edgar 1 Richards William Kooi Bowrs Rochester John H Roosa Alfred Rennie Joho Jd & Bro Royce Geo Keay Patrick Rodney M Rose James Keed Samuel M Rhoades in Rich WM Robinsen Rush Thos mond Thomas shite, Rumey vin Dr Fred B— sephW Rusts evans 8G Robinson Keia Wm WordooW Kuviusva JT Russell D Russell Dr J ‘m Reynolds Thos Robinson Wm L Rily Wo Robinson Wort ris Cadwalla Robertson RL Russell Robt T Russell Wm O. Rus yal D Russell Chas + Sheldrak © © Smith Thos ei mith WC Osborn Smith J Hunt Baiabury sucia Chavh 8 save HN 5 i Smith Jas Saliadl Skank J F Sules John RB DH ‘arlton Lo ids Thos Stiven Jas M Shipley SB Sueve Albert Sistermars H Stems Gustal Stoddard 8 B Skelton CP Slocum Jas Shields WmJoha Soich Jox anon Wit Behrien Henry Sprague Walter Shaniion Werner — Slevin Joseph Solomon J D Stoddard Rich Sholes Geo Stockun Charles Sanders Wiliam Suuruburgh A Swan Thos P nt Henry © Stevens Win H—2 Serlolk Mr k John Steward Isaac Sloat Alexander nicy Walter — Stewart Dr Robt Stollyr L Martyn—2 Sunicy Joba. vn & Bro Solomon @ Sanders F opard R Seymour Edwd Ho Swvens 8G Sounp > beppard Geo Shaw H& Co » Geo Sioau William ry @ & Swern Simon Strong Bro art William I Stothard Thos ull Wim O- ol Joh ‘on Jose ph Burony Sal 2 ha Story HE. Stroub Will Southwick BS, on GK pherd Charles 1 Terence Simonson Joseph Sebmidt M AG nidtin Bd Louis James in Somerville Robt M ik Riveroury Robt — Southworth Edward c Slight Joba, Southworth Henry’ | keeper: a Secbert L Stow Win pie John B Sickels Wm B Storms Mr. Serly Seephew — Stiew DC Strong Ed N Stevbing SiedéTGustave Strobel J H vies David D Sumit Michael Storms Henry 4 Dennis Sinith, Mason & Co Snow Lawrence Augustus Smith'Henry Sowns #8 eorge Sinith JT Seott, Ackley & Co wydobn Smith William = Shuuiley Patrlek Seddenger James Smith NR Schuck Peter Suochan Patrick — Sanith Win Sutherland Alex y Smith Jas R Sullivan Edw Beery k Suith Mr 8) mos N Shuhand evemiah Smith James Schuyler Esra Svbler George Bmith Jeremiah — Sullivan C sevchan Jul Smith Jaw R Schuyler BB John Smith Jas HL Siuart MW Seier Auton Smith Edwin Smyth WC T ard Robert Thompson J Tomlin W, it & Wilde, ‘Thompson Capt © ‘oole Stephen. bankers ‘Thowpson A Yown Francis Tall be Thompson SJ Town BE ‘Thompson Asa F Thompson Charles Thera L & Co Townsend DL ‘Townsend & Co ‘Toupet Peter ‘Tracy WC & Co ‘Travis JL Treadwell W & J Talcott Randolph ‘Talleot Daniel Tallman Saunuel O Taylor d Thorne CB ‘Vaslor Renslaer — ‘Thoro Thawley R pest Adolphus Tilbe Henry Lord Tisdale John Ho Trimble Krank erry Joho ‘Titinghast HD Trusdell SG Theall David Tilston Samuel Tryon JC SBE Tobey Joseph. cE B was Frederick Todd Henry HB m A & Co Piomas T Todd WJ Thomson & Sons Toland James Tucker Charles Phomsou Edward G Tompkins Col Wm_ Tutts Theodore & Thompson James A Tompkins ColWimi Tufnell WB ‘Tyler Jesse H vu Usher Hon B Underhill OW & RM v be oad Dr Edward Van Bonies J & Co Valenti i Valentine & Huzze panies e008. 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Vaane John, Vorth HO 1 Duser TJ Vanalstyne Hire of Van Heckeren Dr ‘Samuel Van Houten PF ‘Van BenschotenEH Vau WyckLawrence w Wadley 4 Wells Wells J W Wrigkt SJ Wine John Wellis George F Wright Arthur Waning Lawrence Weilsluger Wright & Whitman Wait Samuel Webb Samuel Wright, Miller & Me- Waidow Louis—2_ Wells Robert Daniel Walker Thomas W Wells Emmet Williams G H Walker G P Wells EB Withams George Walker George, Ne- Weils W, brick mer Willimms SolomonF Williams Thomas: Williams Thomas braska Wells John Walker Robert P Welsh Christopher Walker Edward Wells Ralph Wilhams Walt H Wallace JJ &Co Wenterstedt Baron Williams Wiiliam Wallace J EK Khelan James Williamson DG Walas Jobo L heeler HE White Alanson J Wallis J J Wheeler AR White Wm Waish John Wheat Marvin White Thomas Walsh —, Clinton Weaton E &J J White G H, Camp lace Wheelock MA ‘Cameron Walth Samuel A Wener Jacob White, Bros & Co Wall Thomas Wenter Frederick Whiteford Dr A Ht Ward J QA Wynan 8 B Whitney James H Ward Thomas terman Edward Wing Simon Wi Wi ner J Franklin West n William Winslow Lewis A Warner Cha, cook, Winsor D Warner & Kimbal W. 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Amer Co, Gift Book Store Y Produce Price Current Air Pressure Churn Beatord Prop Aray Camp Cot C Palm & Pine, Editors of Liberty, Bditor Pulpit & Rostrum, Editor of ural Works Plantin's Kouldér Varnish ng Co Restaurant above S34 st, east nnn Putnp Pactory of Broadway tation F Seamless Tube Co ible Works, Greenwich st cis Machinery Depot hattan Manfy Co. Union MRnnfacturinig Co iehiols ‘&ChicagoDetector WM. RB. TAYLOR, Postmaster, POST OFFICE NOTICES. — post OFF NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR FUR I via Southampton and Bi: per United St and for Irela stown. per on SAT. WILLIAM B. TAYLOR, Po: HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED, e J ANTED—FOR SIX MONTHS FROM 1ST SEPTEMBER, V for a small private family without eb an i, well farnished House, bi srteenth fourth streets and Third and Sixth avenues, at between $60 and $75 per month. Ample sec y Address, for two days only, h ri ED—A FURN h, ina private fanily Address Lawyer, box SMALL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Brooklyn, ina good locality, convenient all street ferry; all the modern improvements r ssion Ist of October. Address, stating terms !., box 1,954 New York Post office. for rent, V ‘TED—TO RENT, A HOUSE, WITH ON! two acres of Laud anda Stable, on the Hudson, must be near one of the landings of the Oregon and South America, Address, with particulars, J. 8. Pack, No. 832 Greenwich strect, for three days bY ANTED—10 ‘A SMALL COUNTRY _REST- deuce, furnished within one hours’ ride of New York: the Hudson or Sound preferred; the grounds must be ample and tastefully Inid out gAddress box 2,711 Post ce, N. Y., stating particulars as to price, location, &c. ANTED—PAR@ OF A FURNISHED HOUSE, OR Suit of Rooms, eufficient for a lady, gentleman and servant, ina genteeBand central loeation;’ everything re- quisite for housekseping required. Parties having such Accommodations will find quiet and genteal occupants. Please etate terms, which must be moderate, also the lo- cation. Address H. F. P., Union square Post office. TED—TO RENT, A FURNISHED HOUSE CON. aining from gix to eight rooms; would purchase the Furnjture; prefers.a location within ten or twelve equares from Metropolitan Hotel, on west sie of town the best of reference given, Address C,M.C., Station A, Spring street. OR | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 186I. SALES AT AUCTION. om Yaw anne A tonex s, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DD. CAULK hee Will sell this day (Saturday), August 8, at’ two o’clock M., tho entire magnificent’ rosewood’ Furniture, &., contained in the five story residence No. 218 West Four” teenth strect, near Fighth avenue, all of which is in per fect order, and will be sold positively and peremptorily, without reserve. Parlors, dining room aud chambers are elegantly furnished, including three splendid Parlor Suits in rich brocatel; miguiticent rosewood Pianoforte, solid pearl keys and ‘beautifully inlaid, massive carved legs, &c.; also heavy earved rosewood Centro and Side Tables} ros¢wood Etegere of the first order, Parties who wish first class Furniture will haye an opportunity of examin- ing it before the sale by catalogue, as but an imperfect description ean be given in an advertisement, Sale posi- tive, rain or shine. RTHUR B. CHAPMAN & ( ., AUCTIONRFERS.— Large sale of Household Furniture this day ayy at th ‘ate residence of M. Middleton, Fsq., N 66 West Twenty sixth street, near Sixth avenue, at 10 o'clock, consisting of Parlor, Chamber and oak Din Room Furniture; Pianoforte, Suits, Carpeting and Beddin, China, Glass and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, Mirrors, Clocks, Chairs, Sofa Beds, Dining and Tea ‘Tables, Oil Paintings, Bronves, Ornaments, &c. Also, a general as- sortment of Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Sale pe- remptory, rain or shine, UCTION NOTICE.—M. DOUGATY, AUCTIONEER, will sell this day, Saturday, at 1044’o’clock, at sales room 85 Nassau street, a gencral assortment of House- hold Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, rosewood and mahogany Parlor Suits, covered in hair cloth and brocatel; Library Bookcases, marble top Center Tables, Extension Dining Tables, Dressing Bureays, Washstands, Bedsteads, Hair Mattrasses, Valliasses, Lounges, Wardrobes, makogany Sofa Beds, Chairs, Rockers, Oil Paintings, &¢. They will be found worthy the attention of the trade and house- SSIG ne ‘ER’S SALE OF HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS, and ‘Trimmings,—A. M.’ CRISTALAR, Au tioneer, will sell on Monday next, 5th inst., at half-past ton o'clock, at No. 112 Chambers street, in the basement, a large assortment of silk and woolen Under Shirts and Drawers, Stockings, Hose, silk, kid and Lisle thread Gloves, Sewing Silk, spool Cotton, Embroideries, Suspend- ors, Trimmings, Collars, Chemizettes, Sleeves, Bands, Necktics, Cravats, silk and fancy Buttons, Thread, Nee! dies, Yankee, Nouns, &e., &c, By order of J. Bruckheim- er, Assignee, DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.—DRUG STORE at auction, On Thursday, August 8, at 11 o'clock, Ou the promises, the entire contents and good will of the drug store, west side of Third avenue, between Fifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth streets; established throe years, together with the Lease of store. Will be gold for cash to the bighest bidder. ‘The premises can be seen at any time. Ais ISTRATOR'S SALE.—FOR SALE, THE STOCK rai aud Fixtures of the Boot and Shoe Store No. 332 A street, near Essex market, lately belonging to Ty wis Reynolds, deceased. For terms of sale inquire of JAMES GRIDLEY, Administrator, &c., 69 Nassau street. UCTION NOTICE.—A SPLENDID SOLID ROSEWOOD Parlor Suit, covered in the richest French brocatel, e sold at a great bargain for cash. The Parlor Suit cost, five months ago, $250, will be sold for $140; one do., consisting of seven pivees, will be sold for $100. ' Also two rosewood Cel...¢ Tables and one rosewood Etegere will be gold less than half cost price. Apply to K, ROTH, 72 Sixth avenue, one door below Waverfey place. UCTION NOTICE.—REGULAR SAI. second hand Vehicles, of the best as four and six seat Rockaways, Coupe Rockaways, Top Buggies, Depot Wagons, Light Wagons, &e., to be sold this day, at 12 o'clock, by EZRA LUDLOW JR., at his sales- rooms, 88 Liberty street, one door west of Broadway. EW AND y makers; such BELL & INGRAHAM, in thotr salesroome, 26 New owery,, a valuable lot of good second hand Furniture: five Cooking’ Stoves, Crockery, Chairs, Tables, three Trauks, second hand Clothing and a valuabie tot of Pledged Goods. Acme NOTICE.—THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK, BY io UCTION NOTICE.—BURNHAM’S FURNITURE _EX- press and Packing Establishment, 111 and 113 West Eleventh street, betweon Fifth and Sixth avenues. House- hokl Furniture’ boxed and shipped to all parts of the world. Large eovered Wagons for removing furniture into the country, Furnitare stored. UCTION SALE—! DAY (SATURDAY), AT 103g o’clock, at 169 rr street, between Third aad rth avenues, two elegant rosewood Pianos, one with pearl keys, cost $475; two rosewood Parlor Suits, covered in rich satin brocatel; rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suite, Rockers, Looking Glasses, mahogany and maple Chairs, Tables; Crockery, and everything belonging toa first class house. Sale positive, aud everything must be removed this da} UCTION SALE—ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, AT 1034 o'clock, at 265 East Eleventh strect, near ave- hie C. Two Horses and Carts, two sets of Harness, two Fly Nets, Feod and Foed Boxes, and route of bakers and grocers for empty barrels; the property of the late Tho- mas Mitchell, By order of J. M. LOCKWOOD, trustee. ROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS.—THIS DAY (saturday), August 3, at 1044 o'clock, at salesroom, Naseau strect, sale of second band Household Furni- ture, consisting of Brussels, Velyet and Ingrain Carpets; rosewood, mahogany and black walnut Parlor Furniture; Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, Mirrors, Etegeres, tension Tafles, Centre Tables, Bookcases, 'Bedsteads, Mattresses, “Bods, Bedding, Kitchen Ware, &c. Also a valuable Collection of Standard and Miscellaneous Works, among which may be found Campbell's Lives of the Lord Chancellors, Works of Calhoun, Bancroft, History of the United States, John Adams’ Works, Hilireth’s History of the United Slates, Allen's Ancient and Modern India, Botta’s,History of the American Revolution, Hurd’s Laws of Freetom and Bondage, Oliver Putnam’s Commonwealth, Chalmers History of the Revolt of the American Colonies, Cock’s Coustitutional History of the United States, Ben? ton’s Thirty Years inthe United States Senate, Hull's Military and Civil Life, &e. _ Oe eeeeeeeee*F SALES AT AUCTION, HOMAS J, MILLER, AUCTIONFER.— ADMINISTRA. tor’s salo.—Will_ be sold, on Tuesday, agen a or August, 1361, at 11 o'clock, by THOMAS J. MILLER Auctioneer, at tho premises Nos. 42 and 44 Murcay street? in the city of New York, the Lease and good will of thé: el, Restaurant and Bar carried on by Francis Fijux in his lifetime, aud by me, the subseriber, his widow and administratriy, at said premises, And at’ the same time and place will be sold, the Furniture, Bar Fixture 8, Restaus rant and Kitchen ure, together with the stock of Wines, Liquors aud Segars, LOUISA FIJUX, Administratrix, THE TURF. ‘THE TROTTING HORSE HONEST PETER.. HIRAM WOODRUFF, NION course, L. L—TRor Ugust 6, wt kalf-past threo ¢ $1,000, mile heats, best 33 itt 6. Reliance, in harnets; Horace F, wood, tO wagon, ‘The every hour,” Aiso, ING ON TUESDAY, lock.—A Match for H. Woodruff names br. g. Jones names b, g. Nut- he cars will leave the South’ ferry from the Fulton and. Williamsburg: minutes, to Kast New York, and thence every half hour, and return the same: SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors. 1ON COURSE, L. L—GRI P| U Match for $200, to co on Taran wlf-past three o'clock, mile D. Me 8. m, Flos $ names b, staliion cks, to wagon, ferries every five to Track, by cars, route, Gf on Thursday: Auntel oe hursday, August heats, best 2 iu’ 5. “James: ‘Temple, in harness; Horace. ion Ethan Allen, aud his running SHAW & WHITE, Proprictors. NION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.—A GREAT TRI 3 U Speed.—A Match for $206 to come off on Thurmlay August 8, at 344 o'clock, mile heats, best 3 in 5, James. D McMann wanes b, m. Fiora Temple, to harness. Ho. race F, Jones names b, stailion Ethan Allen and his run. ning mate Socks, to wagon. ‘Tho cars will leave the South ferry every hour, also, from the Fulton and Wit liamsburg ferries every five m inuies, to East New York, and thence to the track by cars every’ half hour, and re- turn by the same route, “To come off ona day, SHAW & WHITE, Proprictors. VERY LIGHT SINGLE SEAT TROTLING WAGON . for sale; it is in good order, Price $48. Also use! of tight Harness, Blanket, Sheet and Nets, at a bargain Af immediate ‘application is made to Mr. TUCKER, No. € - n strect, Cmts FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP.—TWO CLOSB Carriages, that have been used, but in good order le by the Best makers, and calculated to hold four ip sido and two outside; one is a close Rockaway, tit for coun try use; the other is fit for city use, with patent axles. Inquire at 69 Wooster street, ARRIAGES FOR SALE.—FOUR SECOND HAND leather top Wagons, two Doctor’s Phiwtons, thre: road Wagons, one Two Seat, with pole and shaft nearly, new, at SITVERS & SMITHS, 89 Eldridge street, f) OR SALE—A PLATFORM SPRING WAGON, SHIFT- ing sides: will carry thirty hundred; for one or two horses; in good order; weighs but 1,050 pounds. Prie: $30. Apply w JOHN DUIG, corner Ninety-eighth strco. and Ninth avenue, F% SALE—A HANDSOME PARK PHATON, WITH, Shifting Top, but litule used, for two horses. Apply at 24 Broad street, up stairs, {OR SALE.—ONE SECOND HAND NO OP WAGON $35; one do. , $45, one new fine Spring, $80; one Jay ger Waggon; one very atylish light Rockaway.’ used. six times, and second hand Coach, price $40. Apply at Car. riage Factory 27 Wooster street. FROR SALE SA POWTATL SORREL HORSE, 7 YEARS old, 15 hands 8 inch's high; warrauted sound and fund. Can trot in 2:60 to the poie and good single horse. Inquire of G. W. COON, 72 East Twenty-fourth strect. OR SALE—AN EMPIRE HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD sound and kind in single or double harness. Inquire corner of Eighth avenue and Jane street. GEORGE HARTLEY. P—A GRAY VONY, PERFECTLY sound and kind, is elegant uncer saddle or in single and double harness tox mbury & Van Duser Wagon. Apply at Scerriot’s stables, Nos. 22 and 24 Wes? Thirteenth street. F IR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY NEAL: New York City—Oue pair matched Horses, ti’teen. anda half hands high, sound and kind, fast, free and stylish drivers; one new close Carriage; one now light top Buggy, Stivers & Smith makers; one’ no top Bu Brewster's make; Harness, Biaukets, Whips, & one new Piano, best city aid, carved loys, octaves, Also, very ban cluded, Address box 3,097 No with real name, residenc. ‘ORSE, CARRIAGE AN! S88 FOR SAI low—Dark 1 Horse, ton ye Siyiish, and warra aid and free Trom vive has trotted in 2.35, a reliable and very supeci amily. horse, and a good saddle hi 40 ig a shifLing seat buggy, fo" two or early new; and u set of singie harness, nearly new whole will be sold for $216, aud warranted in cv Would coat tc purchase new $450 to $500. Address 2,985, Post ATi New York ORSES AND CARRIAGES. Horses and Gari iages. York Post otlice. EW WAGON FOR SAL AN top one ho: bine cloth, of m ght, made makers, in the best manner, of the BP in the rear of 787 Broadway, corer of MONEY 10 } ss DON sid.ess box 809 New LEATHER AND To LED T. HALL, Forty xth avenues, ONIFS.—SMALL PONIES FOR & out by the mont, by GEOR second street, between Fifth anu s\ ROWNE. & NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS.—THIS DAY (Saturday), August 3, at 1 o'clock, in front of store u street, a superior Mexican’ Pony (a regular ig), about’ twelve hands high, seven years old; sound, kind and fast; has been ridden by boys for the past elghtecn months, ’ Also Saddle and Bridie. LE—THIS DAY (SATURDAY), AT 11 Cc Store ‘situ ixtures and Lease of thé ‘Liquor dat 201 South street, near Catherine. CHARLES V. LYONS, Constable. IONEER.—THIS DAY, AT 1034 n store, 194 William street, voni, Sponge, Dried Apples, Sale Also the contents of a Liquor ks, Pumps, Measures, ines and Liquors, 2200 Segars.” Also a lot of Fancy Goods, Cassimeres, Cloths, &c. ON H. BURLEY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SECL, THIS eJ day, at two o'clock, at 444 Canal strect, Bureaus, steads, Chairs, Extension, Contre and other Tablei Sofas, Sofa Beds, Pir, Oval and other Glasgos; Ward: robes, Lace Curtains, Euamelled Suits, Brussels,’ Threo- ply and other Carpets; Oitcloths, Hair and other Mat- tresses, Feather Bods, Kitchen Furniture—every thing for hqusekeeping. Tea, Soap, Pic mon, Halibut yy OTICE—A LOT OF CLOTMING, CONSISTING OF SAT- AN lors’ wearing apparel, which has remained in the possession of the subseriber for several years, will be sold at public auction, unless called for within six months from this date. JOHN H. BROWN, 183 Cherry street, formerly 44 Onk street, 31, 1p61. New York, Jv RT, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL THIS saturday), at 104 o'clock, at the auction No. 1 North William street, a large assortment of Household Furniture y Bookeases, mahogany aud walnut Sofa ‘ood and ma: hogany Parlor $ top, Cottage Snit, mahogany Chairs, ore, op Bureaus, Fixtures, Wasbstands, Toilet Tables, Work Tables, large Mirrors, Brassels, Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets; Oilcloth, maho- aud walnut Hatstands, Pier and Centre ‘Tables, wal- ining Tables, mahogany French and Cot- Feather Bods, Pillows, ware, Kitchen Also one Ade. —The Chairs, Crocke , Refrigerators, Cooking Stoves, &e. proof Safe; oue Spring Cart and Harnes: posit will be required from all purahasers. ods must be remove this day. NGINES, RATUS, &e., &0, IRCHILD, auctioneers, 3 Nassan street, 11 o'clock, at 308 Wash- s 4 the United SUC ININC CHAMBERS & I < vom 1 wether with'a very DIS proper to the bnsi- Syrup, tine Office Furni- JOHN KELLY, Sheriff. HERIFE’ LE.—BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT OF Attachment issued out of tue Suprome Court of the State of New York an order of sal in by the Hon. Jost srland, 1 will expose for saie jie auction ov the 8dday of August, 1561, at twel: yok noon, at pir 3} East river, three twenty-fourths of the bark ar vessel H. E. Spewring, her tackle, apparel, furniture, &e, Dated Naw Youn, Augest 2, 1861., KELLY, Sheriff. B, Reary, Deputy Sheriff. eTIN Gs. .D, Auctioneers, | Will seli at their salesroom, 113 Nassau street, an’ Monday, August 5, at 11 o'clock, ‘a large lot of super Ingrain, HERIFF’S SALE OF CARP! GMAMBERS & FAIRCH iy Threo-ply, Tapestry, Brussels and Velvet Carpets, about 50 rolls iff all, together with a parcel of new Rag Carpets, JOHN KELLY, Sheriff. HERIFF’S SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE—BY PEED & COLE, on Monday, at 1044 o'clock, at 120 Fulton ay- enue, Brooklyn, comprising the entire stock of rosewood, mahogany and black walnut Furniture of a first class city manofacturer. J. W. HIGGINS, Deputy. 0 VARNISH AND OIL FACTORS. CHAMBERS & FAIRCHICY, AUCTIONEERS, Office No. 113 Naseau street, Will sell on Saturday, August 3, At 1Zo'clock, at Vanderpool’s varnish factory, foot of Thirty, fret street, East river—all the splendid fixtures of that Well known establiehment, consisting ef sixty nish Cang, of 250 gallons capacity each, painte ‘it bands, cont $40 oach; also, Copper Ketties of all siz-s. ron Safes, Office Furniture, one Express Wagon, Lumb r. Ropes, and many useful articles in the line, Sale posi- tive, for cash. Goods to be removed immediately, as the Dremises are let. FOR HORSES, INC , Orange county. N Address John 1. Ye of J. €. Hull's Son, 32 Park row, P—A GOOD MARE, D, THAT ANTED—A STY or brown pw natic Hall, 46 and 10 tive, from 15 to 15 high. Apply at the government stables, c nd and’ Merce streots RN. EAGLE, Captain of Cavalry, ng Olcer. _SUMMER RESORTS. ——__ S. 1—THIs OTEL ST. JULIEN, GRANT SPREET, newly appointed and conveniently located hotel, ix how in readiness to receive guests; from ite proximity te the city it offers superior atvantages; with good modations on reasonabic terms. 3 FA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.— » The Metropolitan Hotel is open for the reception of Visiters, Address J. H. & T, W. Cooper, Proprietors, STEAMBOATS. — HEAP FARE TO AND FROM KEYPORT.—TRE SPL Cadsteamer MAYELOWER will commence her regniae morning trips to Keyport on Thursday New York, between ovclock A. M.; ret P. M., landing at Clit fifteen cents, or twenty-t There is a new bogt building to run in eonne this boat, to leay: port in the morning and return in the evening. Liberal arrangements ino hexen parties to Clitwood or Keyport. Apply taking this boat will have six hours ashe can enjoy themselves by fishing, batduny Freight taken at moderate rates. LAW will continue her Sunday trips to Keyport. Y BOATS FOR ALBAN SIEL DREW, leav: , Thursdays and Saturdays wes Harrison street at 7 A.M. and Fridays, calling at Thirtiet Kets good to rn for one week om the above boats at greatly reduced rates. O* DAY AND fare 13 cents fast and elegaut steamboat THOMAS'P. WAY leaves ici Nerth river, foot of Dey street, at 1034 A. M. and 432 ERY } 1d Bergen Point, fare 10 cent DAY—1 CERES, Captain Ginnity, will ran evory ing the season from the foot of Jackson street, East river at So’elock A. M.; Spring street, North river, M., and pier 4, North river,at 9 A.M. Faro 66 c way. ea BOAT 1 Cornwall and ta. BROADWAY leaves pirr foot ot ery Sunday morning, at 7 o'clock, landing at Amos street, Thirticth Stroet, Yonkers, Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Tarrytown, Sing Sing and Haverstraw. Returning will leave Newburg at 2 o’ciock, Yonkers at 534 o'clock. UNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE, LANDING AT Whitestone, Strattonport, City Is'and_and New Ro- chelle.—The favorite steamer MAYFLOWER leaves James street at 8:50, Delancey street at 8:45, Eleventh. street at 9, Robinson street at 7:45, Twenty-sixth street a2 9:10. Returning leaves Gicn Cove at 3 P. M. UNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT.—THE COMMODIOUS S and well known steamboat KEYPORT will leave Ro Dinson street pier en Sunday, August 4, at 9 o'clock, land ing at Union, Rossville, Totten’s, Perth’ Amboy and’ Cliff ‘ood each way. Returning, will leave Keyport at 34g M. ‘fhe Keyport will be run punctnally at her tised time, and make her regular landings. MER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP EVERY day (Sundays excepted) for Northport and inter fnediate landings. Returning, leaves Northport every morning at 6 A.M. Fare to Great Neck and Sands Point. 10 cents; to Glen Cove, 20 8, Aud freight taken at half the usual rates. UNDAY BOAT FOR KEYPORT. FARE TWENTY CENTS ‘The splendid steamer GEORGE LAW, Capt John Craw: rd, will leave eve from pier 26 North river, between Robins » at S15 A.M. Spring strect, thr fing at Unio ie, Totten’s and Pert R torning, will leave Keyport at 3 P. Mo; Perth | 5.0; Totten’s, 3:40; Rosaville, 4; Union, 4:18. Sun and Bi 0.