The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1861, Page 6

8 Alea - * sg JATUATION WANTEIL-RY AN AMRRICAN YOUNG af rl, to lake care of ehildtens Qther city or oui Wat 7 Alien st , botween Grand and Kroome floor, front yon ———— TAN AMERICAN YOUNG GIRL, WHO IS WILING and obliging, wishee a situation as vhansberuid woah Ko care of children; has good city reference, Can be feeon for four dayw ot 1B Canal st, 4 pies 3 ab SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a FeaIMstress: d 0 a lron’s dresses, 184 Flerald off pes aat it FIRST CLASS FRENCH DKASSMAKER, LATELY arrived from Paris, desives fo have employment at IF house, or would go out by the day or week to private ees, Inquire any day, between the hours of 10 and @, in tho store 881 Broadway , between 18tb and 19th sts. RESPECTABI MARRIED WOMAN WAN nation as wet Durée, With® fresh breast of milk ve weeks old, 8a nice seamstress and can do every ‘Kind of pcodlework; no objection te the country. Good wit reference if required, Can be neen Lill engaged ab Sa ath ay “A. GIRL WANTS A SITUATION INA SMALL FAMILY for cooking, Wash ing’and ironing. Js well recom Bended. Can be seen for (wo days at No. 6 Steuben et, Om Myrtle av, Brooklyn BY \ RESPECPARLE ¥ SITUATION WANTI womn, to do general howsowork in a small family ‘come well Bedi chat Can be seen for two days Bt 140 Johusor Bt. Brooklyn, é; RITVATION WANTED—HY A? RAT, TIDY YOUN bir), todo light housework, take care of children make horself xenorally useful; no objection to the + Good No ultjoction to: ‘the country. SIT try. Cal for two days at 143 West 20th st, between +} ‘Teh and Bth aves. , first floor, in whe rear, EW YORK AERALD, MON TAY, AUGUST 5, iat Naorev awe ace pokS outers DE wn Te mee ae CO charar Apply tor tue days at the Vat. all hovses: exept Thouaine to wagons, xe Werlniordiry TANTED HY A YOUNG A SITUATION too the general housework of a plain private fie ted las to the time the ane rrowings, WA 1 Magnns, Sept 13; toelewe August 28d inst. ‘Thi JOSEPH CROCHERON, M ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WIDOW lady, a sitialion as Huaseneeree week aualt Hudeon st. jWoR SALE THY Apply to HIRAM WOODRE NION COURSE, ROTTING MORSE HONEST PETER, 1. L—PROPTING ON TUESDAY, August 6, at halle past three o'etoe C 1, mile heats, best 3 in 6 Retianee, mn harnese; Horac ANTED—BY A YOUN ; WOMAN, hurse and seamstress, or as ehambermaid and to do | fine washing: no objection to the country. years? city refereveo from ber for two days at 178 6) in the book store. Jones names b, i. > F< Will leave Che out fe tho Multow and Williams) ry five minutes, to Kast New York, wd Ue ue, every hall hour, and return the SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors. hand 13th gts., of war, have not made their apyearanee at € | SITUATIONS SITUATION WAN’ WANTED—MALES. RD—BY A ROY 18 YEARS OF NION COURSE, LONG ISLAND, ab i $206 to « fa y good reference from his Call at 181 Division #t., corner of Jeffer- nla, to harness, han Allen and fis ro # will leave the from the Rulton. and Wil- } te: minutes, to Kast New York; by vars every half hour, aud re- To come off ona gffleors and privates of the Vifty-Wth regiment N.Y. 8. £ sagital es ing ieabkccpt luke himself generally useful, wants a aituation, whe ever peers it may be, Fe ME Pele es quarters of tho regiment, J and themes to the tra turn by the same route, YOUNG LADY OF PLEASING ADDRE WwHo writes & good band and speaks German, wishes a @Piiuation to attend a fancy or baker's store; ealary no whject for one year. Adcdress for one week KE. 8., Chatham USTOMED 10 TRAVEL- n, would ike to attend a 5 oat no remuneration but her asnago paid Address or apply to Mr. Wyman, No. 181 Mm peOD st ABLE GIRL. WISHES A SITUATION 0 do light housework or as chambermaid; hey been 22 Anonths in ber last place, Call for two days at No. 488 SU ave., Letwocn Both and Sein ats, SITUATION WAN’ FU BW A RESPEC gir), to do geperal housework in a staal private Fainily, is a good plaiw cook, wavher and ironer; jood reference giv Call for two days at No. 800 Wert 18th st, TABL, Ki YOUNG SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECIABLE YOUNG woman, to do chamberwork or as jaundr 4 Objection to genoral housework in a small private Is a first 1 washer and ironer, Can come well rece Inended from her iast place, Call Vil suited at No. 9 6b Wt. near (he Bowery. SITUATION WANTEO—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A with good reference, to do xeneral housework, Wash and iron,aal take charge of a dairy; no objection 40 go to any p wert of at 883 Job at. GOOD sERMAN COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS % busiess in al! its branches, and is willing to we Would take a place ma private tumily or fine boarding house. Cal at or address M. Mejer, 97 Watts st, one block Delow Canal, between Washingion'and West. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPICTABI K GIRL, to do genera) housework; Las the beat of city refer: nce. Call for two days at 148 Hagamond street, frout mens. SITUATION WANTED—BY A R¥SPECTABLE YOUNG woman, a8 chambermaid, to take care of children or dio general housework jn a smill family; uo objections tego into the country; best of city refereuves given; three years in ber jast Cal} for’ two days at 40 Clarkson mt, betwoen Hudson and Greenwich sta. BY A own baby. STED—AS WET NURS respoctal S woman, who has lost Seat city reference, Cal! at 56 East Baie #t., between Smith aud Hoyt, yn, PR vee “COMPETENT TERcON WISHES A SITUATION AS child's nnree, seamstress or to do iyeht housework Gun furweh the deat of references. Can be weew for Lwe 8 ut No. 490 Gth ay., rdom No. 7, Netween 20h and soit ate NEAT, TIDY GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO COOK, wash and iron in a small private family; no objec’ tion fo do general honsework; understands her business wwoll; no objections to go ashort distance in the country. Cal ac 212 West 30th et., at hor present employer's, YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM in bermaid and seamstress or waitress; would be will- i to make herself generally useful. Call at 212 West ‘25th St., between Sth ai Sth ave. RESD RCTABI B GLISH GIRL WISHES A SITU. Ak ation ax plain cook, washer and ironer; Tree Yo the country, beetety reference, Call at 490 Gth ay, oom 7 YOUNG GIRL LATELY LANDED WISHES A SITUA A tion io a smail family to assist f Work, or to tnke ca Rot much of an obj ance in Lunt ae Sent dane, necond Yor, back of cluldren, is ag youn RL WISHES A SITUATION ook, washer and troner: is willing to do general ukework for 4 smal family. ‘Can be seen for three days 8186 Weer 2 b st BY A RESPECTABLE GER man girl, to do general housework in a private Sauily, she can speak English and ix well recommended. = ty @ een JOA. M. to OPM, at2s9 37th st., corner av. A. SITUATION WANTED—KY A RESPECTABLE A young weran to do genera! housework, good cook ‘Washer and irener; city reference; no objections w the country, Can be sven for two dayr nC 27 Cornesia st. d WOMAN, WISHES A Situation as cook and to useiet in the warking and jroming; understands the care of milk and butter, and all Kinds ily baking; country preferred; youd refe Fepee. Cail for two days at 160 West 13th ee. NERAL HOUSE “Work or goo! plain cooking (either in the city or pouniry), by a hard working and industrious servant $8 an excellent washer and iro will hire at very moderate « Fepres, Call at 113 Aes at Ne Brookdyn. , TUA tion, tod ail vies Bb a private taunts excellent washer and ironer and # good plain cook ing and obligin vers, has no abe nto up Stairs as good city Tone from her last place, Call at 7d. Bil av., corner it St... KeCOnd Hoor. SHAW & WRITE, Pro Tous MAN (AMERICAN AND UNIONIST), ov decided tact and’ abi superior education, cuergy HORSES, Se epee ac, ity, knowing eoveral Maguage: much in Europe, offers his ser rian, travelling Companion, wi on im good pe , and ealenlatod to hold four in one 18 a close Rockaway, tit for eoun- ihor is At for eaty nae, with patent andes, Inquire at 69 Wooster street, OW, NTED—NOT UNDER FIFTEEN AND ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECPABLA from 17 to 18 years of age; and eres at fi ig a good penman, quick who thoroughly other sedation leaving, sold ont. J. R., Herald ottice, ecommended. Cause Apply at 121 Chatham #t., 45; not over ten years old. one a fairprive would be paid, Address Speed, I past MARE, WAGON AND HARNESR FOR SALE, ‘The maro ix sound and kind, very stylish, Can trot anile ih three nubuten, FaeRt of Cavalry, now in camp, a few more good rece Bugler, farvier and saddier wanted. Uniforms, horses, aris, &, supplied ou mustoring in (ordered for the Oth inst.) Apply at 534 Broadway and 190 Bowery. BUNDANCE OF GOOD READY— MODE: great endurance wagon and harness in good order, owner is going to rate wages, for frity or country 7 Can be geen until Hold at the by an American lady, ‘wenly-third street, between Second places always ready —A SKOOND HAND LIGHT. SIN Apply betweon Hand 3 o'clock, ob Wai Ker etree REAL Pac ay FRED GROCERY WAC ON, NF. ARLY Apply at 200 fourth street, for city and country arge with gone but well biogtes Tarnished fer of’ ¢ reeumpended help at the Ageney,, 320 4th ave. 24th and 25th #18, LL EMPLOYE! AND SERVANTS GAN BE SUITED at the Metropolitan Institute, 82 6th ave. American, German, vants on band, well recommended and at Jow wages, mediate and careful artent and such as may be interested in the movement Hh and Amity sts. Irish, Xe, ner- OR HALF THEIR VALUE, FOUR HORSES, for sarin or any kind of work. some pony built family horws, price $69; ‘Apply at 8 Kerem n paid to orders by mail. street, ties » VON REED Proprietor. the others $65 Htreet, near Canal cont yard, All warranted, WANTRD—THIB mornag, to de general housework for three in the ly nuet be a first class washer and ivoner and good plain edok y and Dring beat lly reference; Nowe otters 244 20 wy., mene 22d At. 00K, HOUSEWORKERS, NURSES, CHAMBERMAIDS, B.—None bu pice, tidy, xober, du PRE YTRSTA NT KTEW WAGON FOR SAT top one hore Wagon, bine cloth, of mediura weight, makers, in the best manner, of the Boston an in the rear of 787 Broadway , corner of Tenth screct. 60 engineers,’ 150 carpenters, 50 shiph yONTIES — SMALL “PON LES FOR th, by GEORGE T. HAEL, iN ant ‘Sixth avennes, 7 AND ‘TO LT girls need apply at’ 294 “sth ave. able employers and good servants ave furnished No charge to employers. RE. Se ccond Rtrevt, between -ANTED 1 PUL and Harness, second hand, suitable for a racer, or pee them by the week. Apply at 809 Broad ISH, SCORCH AND TRISH GIRLS, iN great Diinbers, wanting sitnatious in the cit country for every capacity, at Mra. YORKSTOWN Sot on, The best girls in the cit the best refercai ae lh ~ ~ HORSES WANTED—YOUNG, SOUND AND AC tive, from 16 to 1534 hands high, goyernment stables. cornor of Grand and Merc R. N, EAGLE, Captain of Cavalry, Tupecting and Purchasing Ofte can be had, with No dishonest dhalinge Bructued at Mice, gre naanae Ppeaeey (F OUSEKEKVER.— WANTED, Tonge for A man vith And wake the ebiidren’s eothes, and expable to attend a faney store occasionally than thirty-tive stroot, New York city, Hatter, Inborypaid extra per woculione i: oe Wl must be a Catholic, al hove good city relwrevce. permanent situation and comfortaly Address for three days, with fl! parhiguiars, Housekeoper, MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE. ROSEWOOD - juste hor vite: ta hesnt forte sor sale, 1ull sron plate, Hined with satin- ost $500, will bo wold for $260, in- eluding Stoel and Cover; fully gunranteod. wood, made to order _IDDLE AGED WX the manngement of a female employmer jonery store. One who cau giveeither of the her whole attention may address 1. V. R., Union Sixtoenth street, between ri ifth and §) 1GHT & BRADBURYS Seale Overstrang Bass Patent Insulated Full Frame Grand and Square Pianofortes, No. 421 Broome ERVANTS.—HE EMPLOYME ton Hall, on Astor Broedyny formeriy Bibl assortment of German, i — AT CLIN: bh street, near » band a large rene, Soteh, Welk and other servants, German and French hanguages spoken by a indy ‘What everybody say’ they a1 e the best, the EW MUSIC.—WHY HAVE MY LOVED ONES 3 GONTY ‘The Volunteer Yankee Louis Salle. War nt, and Where Twenty five cents each; mst be true; everybody says fore they must be the Dest. song, by Stephen C, Doodle of 61.0 fine humorous ballad, by Song of the New York Sixty ninth reg! Liberty Nwells is My Country mailed free. Just published by HORACE WATERS, 48] (ED—SOME RESPECTABLE WO ake a child to ber own house to wet nur Nowe heed answer but these chat would give it a mothe Vy box 117 Herald office. FET NURSE WAY ) BANJO, BANJO TAU nT IN twelve lessons for three dollars. Plantation jigs, hormpipes, waltzes, polkas, walkarounde, &e. Also two accompaniments included for the above sath Satisfaction or return the money. 7 Thompson street, up stairs, seen from six to eight o'clock every evening in the week. Kememiber the number, AMFSH. TAYLOR. Can be 818 Brondway » A TTRAL! "AY You » lake charge of “an infant; none but one well Hed need apply to WILLIAM NEALI EMOVAL.—HORAC moved to 481 Broadway, between Grand and Broome streets, where he sells new seven octave Piance for $160; $200 and warranted. Second 25 to $130. All kinds of Pianos and Melodeous rent allowed if purchased monthly payments received for the Alexandre Organs for churches at sow prices. all round corners carved le hand Pianos and Melodeons from Musica) Merchandise at war pri to let from $2 to $6 per month; ag per agreement: TO TAKE CARE and to do other Hight work in a mmall family; wages _ Apply in the store 758 8th av. A FIRST CLASS WASHI R AND | TRO: ER, one Who understands family washing, (0 Ko Inquire at Moore’s Hotel, corner Broadway hi Tenty first str PERSONAL. —PLEASE DO AS] DESIRED YOU TW), Joave till you send it, Ihave sent you a letter. AF. OUR PRIZE STATION coutaining Paper aud oper, both stamped wit Union _degigus in colors; also our Prize Package cirenlar, or 40 oents for 429 Broadway , D.—I DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR LETTER UNTH. Tell me through the Personals When and where Vean | see you, y. Re N.—COME HOME LAT oN that you will be welcome. end stamp for BE ANCLRED oP ier wilting (0 Luke tres hae Coto Hsin can $ud. tO fa a firab ehyer Bt, HoanN et by weadtiate uf Yast Voit wy Lb ounk yesition Ker vitormatiel 2d deo Regiment, Bex 186 Hora) otties, tw any qopttoma VONTRAO LOR, SANCUPACTURERS ASD MER vonpectidly outifled that P baye ready palet » ine Sul eepy wish tod tise jov ach supphes, opened July sAt tho othve of Major Viton, ane copy of whieh Will be sont prepaid to any interested: party au reecipl of Bl. i Apply to. or FS et & Son's Commore: {AVALRY, Oy, neentrated Food f atuable during the € way, N.Y. URTY-PIRTHL REGIME fayette.) NOY. SM, GARDE LAs Hasngrarrens, Came Larayeere, New Dorp, Seavey econo, August 3, 186% ‘olonet De Trebeind, coriunind age the witty ith rogi- ment N. YS. ML, hereby otities thie few -ofticers of the regiment who, nol yet hay ing decided 0 l fayotte, New Dorp, Staten Island, that: they are te to rosign their positions is ollicers within eight days: Monday, the oth of August. U the aboye demaid is not complied with within the specified tine, charges will be brought against them aad they will be tried by a court martial) for refusal of service, aveording to law. Notice # also hereby given to the nen-commissioned M., who do not intend 10 depo ih the regiment, that they are required immed: 1.ver up at the head- 4 ie dad, all the unuerms posseaslon which have not being bc i yate reeruits which in camp, B ‘TROD WAND, ‘eaieoe! Commanding. “Adjutant. Moss WANTED,—TWELVE FIRST CLASS MU. rane, brass and reed players, for the Anderson Zouave regimental band. Apply at the branch ofilee 3, Dodworth’s Band, 422 Broome street, _™ € GRIBWOLD, Band Master. LAGS, ALLBIZES, cons “AN LW 1K AND BU INT ©. on hand. Regional Designs and Stands of Colors op hand dy to order at short nol. National and Mari- time Flags, of all nations, aud Maryatt’s Signals, &c, HOJER & GRALAM, mat. turers, No. 97 Duane stroet, FINO HORSE!—CAPTAIN LYON ISAAC WILL RECEIVE for tits aceapted company of G Harlan’'s ro, 2 MY OLD WRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES OF 'TFLE, #—Lam about to raise battalion of two or more a 4, composed oxelusively_ of printers, engravers, positors, journalists and sneh branches as Spring from m. J see no reason to doubt that euch a corps may be madexs useful in: the regeneration of the Southern press as engineers and operators upon their railroads and lines, With this view I invite my friends 0 meet ine this ovening (Monday, August 6), at eight o’cloek, at the Headquarters of tho Manhattan Rifles,: 461 Broome cer, for the purpose of consuttation and to hear how tar the enterprise has already progressed, W. WATSON. -ANTED, MECHANICS geante, 50 artillerists liters, 50 boat Duilders, 100 boatanen, 20 riguer®, IQ ropomnakers, 100 Stone masons, 50 stone cutters, to build bralges and’ pon toons and enlist for threo yerrs as onginecrs and suppers, mustered into service ax riflemen, with the Knnold rite and sword-bayonet, dark groon wmWornt ¢oak—wedu- panied with a train of artillery, JOHN JOSEPH RINK, Enghnpor and Captain of Carpenters, Sappers and Pontonters, A. Trnnnss., Engineer Colonel of the New York Artisan Regiment. Cail- every day and Sundays at Berlan's, 4b Whitehall Or at the rosidence of Rink, or at the hotel of KE. Offen, Tompkinsyille, Staten Island, Rationsand pay according to rank, Mechanica) N—24 GOOD MU! SICIANS FOR TH WE ars, to be stationed at Washington, Pay, 345 month. Apply toSl, JONN LAPINI, No. 75 Leonard OUNG IRISHMEN WISHING TO JOIN A SELECT company of a splendid regiment, accepted directly by the Secretary of War, and mow in camp on Staten Island, will please inquire at room No. 4, 51 Liberty street, }from 10 to 8 o'clock every A. POWER VEY, Captain, Maxwenr O'Scruvan, Lieutenant, late Sixty-minth regi- ment N.Y. 8. M. PINANC TAL. ST BELMONT & CO., BANK NO. 60 WALL A ‘sircet, Now York, inoue Iotters re Table int all parts of through the Masere Hathe a of Paris, London, Frankfort, Vienna, Naples and (heir correspondent. kW YORK "AND HARI En RAIL ROAD “COMPAN ‘Treasurer's office, corner of Fourth avenue and lwenty-sixth street, New York, Jnly 27, 1862. Interest conpons of the Second Mortage Bonds, Dover Bxtcnsion, and Bonds of 1861, will be Foe on and after Angust 1, at the Treasurer's office, EMERSON, Treasurer. OTICEZTO MILWAUKEX BONDHOLDERS, N Alb persons holding bonds issued by the city of Mil- Waukee for municipal purposes, and who are desirous of availing themselves of the provisions of the late law for funding of the debts of that city, are hereby notified that W. Schell & Co., of the city of New York, have been ap: pointed ngents’ to receive and exchange Bonds, and that bondholders can either deliver bonds to them for the pur pose of exchange, or send their bonds direct to Ferdinand Kuehn, City Comptroller, who will act in that bebaif. MILWAUKEE, July 9, 1861. CHAS. QUEN' ON, omen ALE? oF MITCHEL of the JOSHUA HATHAWAY, Public Debt. With reference to the abeve notice, we are prepared to receive the Bonds iksued by the city of Milwaukee for municipal purposes, tor exchange under the readjustment law: By resolution of the Commissioners of the Public Debt Readjustment Bonds and Scrip issued prior to the Ist of September next, to retire Bonds previously surrended, shall bear interest fromeJune 1, 1861. All Bonds sarren- dered at a later period sball be entitled to interest on from the day of their surrender, either at the Comptroi lor’s office or at the office of the undersigned , agents in Now York. W. SCHALL & CO. 1 know what js fo rl ur own welfare, pine shall be ibaaiaes > é. will only atteud to your nue, ‘Lae ege HE Re to xe! en Mie most sal leable ates before the pe al Prize Stationery and Recipe Package, ining w euperb Vint (6x10) of our great chieftain, ive invaluable Recipes, gitts of tine ; and Envelopes printed with variouk Country agents ARRY WAS A MADISON sau ARE TUESDAY What shall 1 think? Pray utiful Union Designs. &, female, are now making from $10 10 $1 stamp for circular. vuthern friends, RICKARDS & CO., 102 Nuswau street, oF JAMIN SEALGHAW, FORMERI, Y. OF ATI, woman, with a fresh breast of milk, a8 wet nurse. be Feen for Lwo days at No. 3 Extra plat Of No. 10 Int et, Hewery aud 2d ave, OOK 8 SITUATION WANTED—BY ONE WHO FULLY understands ber businces in all respects, baking Pastries, aud ali branches: would do some washing o the entire Kitchen work. Most excellent reference. “Can Be seen for (wo days at 104 East 20th st. near 2 TED—BY A GERMAN WOMAN, Who wa good dressmaker, embrolderer, aud cat de al kinds of fine family sewing. Call for one week at 45 Franklin vireet. near Broadway A SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG MARRIED in the rear » betwe ITUATION WANTED—AS WET NURSI BY A YoU woman, with afresh breast of mille: can come well recommended. Can be seen for two days at 13 Devnet place, near Court st. Brooklyn. QITUATION WANTED—RY A FA IWHEUL WOMAN Ss laundrese; ebe thoroughly unc The beat of city Woe AYOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WHO bas Jost her own child, two weeks old, @ child to wet nurse. Has afresh breast of milk. Inquire for two days ut 170 East 16th #t.,on the vround floor. None but Feapectable people need ANTED—A SITUATIO; , BY A yous chambermaid and waitress, or to do fine w: ‘and ironing, or as seamstress; bas the vest of city ferences. Can be e¢eb for two days at ber Inst pl ‘Wert 37th st. ED-RY \ RESPECTABLE WOMAN Bas wet nurs@: lost her baby on the Sa inst.: ject as a home: ie willing to al Call for two days at 13 Unyon court between 11th and 12th sta Yniversity plac WwW ANTED— than, who ba x mnauagement of ch could take care of a baby ft birth, or take care an invalid lady: respec Fefereuce given. Address F. T 119 Bowery SITUATION, ¥ ANTED—BY A. PROTESTANT. ENGLISI WOMAN, @ situation ag sick nurse in th she can be Dighly recommended by {we respectab in Ne York: Can be Tee daye at 124 4th ave., neue ath wt ANTED—A BY A RESPECTABLE young woman plain cook and washer and iroter; no objecilon to do wp stairs work; would pou sbort distance in the country, Good city reference. Call at 149 Johnson St, Brooklyn ANTED—A STUATION AS Wi eT young married woman, at her own yes: © 624 4d wy. , wecoud floor, for C. Kane ANTED—A SITUATION, | BY A RESPECTABLE Gil, to do general housework in « strat @nd ironer, and a good bake Sexi oity ‘eleresce. Apply at 96 RY bos 18th Ft, between Sih a * =a Wises s SITUATION, BY, A RESPECTABLE tat OA) cbambermald of waitress, or would 6 unall aw Call for two days ut the Dousewor Bat pen aVAY: und Gib et., bats rypw, over jhe gro- county Kilda Aud setiied in Scotts who came to this country iile, in the State of N he embarked t a flour mill, isstill living and will com ‘orge Macdona, Herald oflice, N he will oblige some old frends. eof any of Mis family they will conter a tay or by oring as Above. FIRST RATK MAN WAITER WANTED—FOR A ; aust understand his business tho J recommended ; be willing te go to the (Mondiy) morning beiween 4th aug ee any municate with Should this meet SIFADY MAN. WANTED—10 $500 (0 Joan on the very best Mt Situatiod and good salary. ut the money at imnmediate com 506 Broadway, wp staire, Sewing Machine Com F JOSEPH MARSHALL, England, for America, about nine years Communicate with Mr. Join Johngon, Solicitor, Notting hom, he wiil, on sending his addreas, hear of sumething greatly to his advantage. years back residing at Cincinnati and follows of & batcher, but in: January, 1859, was employed ag en- gine driver on the O. and M! R. Railroad, Willow Villey, «Martin county, Indiana. ~—THE NUMBER JS 945; YOU HAD BETTED DI- rect your letter to station G, Post office, and 1 it Tam going out of town this (Mon. day) morning; will not return before Friday, the nd at office, one havi WHo LEFT NOTTINGHAM, Joveph Marshall TED—TO ATT oue that understands the business well rence required fFom his last employer, e ployment toa gonnd man, BARKEEPER WA Apply at 88 Grand at ard CLERK w ANTED—FOR A STORE. IN TROOK , Sober, honest and industrious » Brooklyn Druggist, clases of certificates it is made. CLERK = WANTED—AN ) ELLY—YOU STAYE! D Be A SHORT TIME AT NO. you hot write to me? Please Address without fail . Howard, Broadway Post Tehoes of integrity required, SCED COACHMAN, COLORED to take charge of from three to four ; maw thoroughly accustomed w his business and ominendations from his last Apply to Mr, Porter, 81 Liberty @t., 'ANTED—AN EXPERI TLADELPHIA—THE PERSONS WHO PRESENTED a daguerreotype (0 & young man of the Sixty ninth Tegiment, N.Y. 8. M., on Friday, July 26, while passing must bring the highest r will coufer & «reat favor by sending K through Philadelph: their address to,W Wy anten—an EXPERIENCED WAITER OR HOUSE colored preferred, he must bring the highest recommendations from hig last employer. ED—A YOUNG and clean, fo teud on an eating o ke himself generally useful Nove others need apply to J. 5 hoever may return it te 108 South street will re ceive the above reward SATURPAY AFTERNOON, AUGU “Gold Chain Bracelet, ta ‘Thirts | Eighth and Ninth avenues, or in a P or in Fourteenth street, between Kighth and Ninth aven The tinder will be rewarded by returning the same . Thirty-third street, third street, between ANTED.- mr VALET TO 6O Ww ‘ks, 2 conductors, 2 brakemen, express drivere, cle c), Lstewardess, 4 chambermaids pata square. ANTED—A BOY ‘ABOU Y POURTE to assiet in a retail store. good city retorences as to mtegrity, habits and Y Ab 16 and T# Chambers st., ience in the care and | tk for a etipping oiler, | ey” Boonen ne _ REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, A WHITE SETTER DOG, WITH Drown spot om is 1 | ari Conmipa three por cent | hee 9th inet. , until which "date the transfer tiooks will be to business tay apy ven o'cloo KAM ve the above reward, IRHORN, Abbey Hotel. AS CLERK IN 7 nto twenty years of agi qainted with the business grea ‘reference re _ Apply a 263 34 ay PER MONTH a DAY, wu LY al ver mives Hunting Watch, French Lost either on Staten Is) oe 9 Ad iverpool . The tinderwill recetve the above ns asked, if returned to J.D. PALME NTs POSITIVELY MAKE Hem Folder and Tuck and other articles of ready sale (en losmg stamp.) JOSEPH DODIN & CO. Whoever will return the same of Canal aud Varick streets, the above reward. ®RENCH ADVERTINEMENTS, \ DEMANDE—UNE JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE POUR Sotgtier an enfant de 16 mois; une Ti faut qu'elle ne Te anglais. au B15 Broadway. , baat abc ALET DE, PIED, CONNAISSANT BIEN FON BER- loo, pout envoyer sou aldregg avec Feuscigyeipents Bsrald ge, commission merebant No, 9 ( Nt parle bien sa DENTISTRY. 3 POR DECAYED TEETH— Thsested ‘while me: without pressure or pain. Aching teoth or mere shells can be filled and proserved by RSON » rooms 859 Broadway, Seventeen yy ayer “ pn ravage, J. Pie, FFICE OF ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPAN £60 Wall street, Angust 1, 186 this day declared a. ‘semi-annual dividend of three and & halt per cent, payable on and alter the th inst, WM. 8. O HIO SBATE 10. OFnick oF THE COMAISRIONERS OF THR Sivkine Fonb OF THE arachy oF Ono, Couwmeus, July 20, 1861. The State of Ohio desires to borrow one million and five |. Mundred thousand dollars, and to that end the Commis sioners of the Sinking Fund of the $ Under the autho. rity of an act of the General Assem Will receive sealed proposals, at their office in the city of Columbua, until 12 o'clock M. of the 3d day of August, and at the agency of the State, 25 William etroet. in the city of New York, un- til12 o'clock M. of the 7th day of August next, for the purchase of $1,500,000 of the funded and registered debt of the State, bearing interest from the Ist day of August, 1861, at the rate of six per cent per annum. Bids will be received for either of the following classes of stocks:— 1. Certificates redeemable at the State Treasur: city of Columbns, July 1, 1868, the interest payable sermi- annual} ber in each year, at the State Treasury. 2 the Ist di of May and the lst day of , Certificates redéemable at the agency of the State in the city of New York, July 1, 1868, the interest payable semi-annually, the Ist day of January and the Ist day of duly in each Year, at said agency. Each proposal must poding distinctly for which of these amount of either which is desired, and the price for each one bundred dol. lars of each class proposed to be taken. In case any pro- poeal shall not designate the class of stock desired by the bidder, it sball be deémed to have been payne where the bid is réceived. ‘No conditional bid, or bid not absolute in its terms, will ‘be considered. Paymeng of the amount of the respective bids recgived in New York must be made at the Mate Agency within three days after the acceptance thereof; and of the bids received at Columbus, within ten days after tbe accept- ance thereof; at which times the proper certificates will be rearty for delivery. Certificates payabie at the state Treasury will be issued iu sums of $100 and upwards: and thoac payable tn New York will be issued in sums of $500 and upwards—at the option of the bidder. ‘The certitlcates will be payable, unconditionally, July 1, | 1868, and are, by the act authorizing the loan, exempted | from taxation by tho State. Propoeals for the loan must be enclosed in « sealed en- velope, aud addregsed to The Comnrisgionere of ihe sil Fund,” at Columbue, Ohio. or at 28 William street w York, and endorsed + Proposals for Ohio Loau, R, HE KNICKERBOCKER STAGE @ this day declared a dividend of yayable to the stockholders on and after GEO. C. PETERS, Treasurer. LOAN OFFICES. T 77 BLEECKER STRERT—MONEY ADVANCED TO any gmount on Dianonds, Watches, Jewelry , Pianos, ars, Dry Goods, &e, N.’ B.—Pawnbrokers” ticket bonght H. NEWTON, 77 Bloecker street, up stairs, T NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET.—MO> EY | TO LOAN 10 LX any amount on diamonds, watches, jewelry, &c., Dy the well known atulold established ISAAC, broker and ambers street. N. B.—No business transacted on Saturday. BILLIAR Ds. ware TO HIRE—\ FIRST CLASS BILLIARD Ta- ble, marble bed and good yet Apply at the DopiA Gah SHED ¥6 lag bP) BAG, {Fo a 173 Chatham square, at 1044 0% 320 surnmer and Si Cloaks, Shawls, Sheets, Shirts, ae ult, meng cloth and Uva and iss ot wer. SALES ave avowion, At wae gisaite ei. mobil Euan) Property of @ 4a ” ie f this kay CSAIRPY. Aerob aay “die ont Gepee abl Abbe ded ant or Vent of sip suas mash vhost Jura W fark, apis: fu0 th: cep Wien Uline éovered with Jndia it ay ine unite, covevodwAty $e rts Hayealgmuts en Ol Pa mis, two superb by Ketehett: Immaculate ‘ plien, copy Murillo’ ‘nui a Painting in Tanvie galery, Pay.s; Winter. Scone, Mrait Pjoco, Hveoch line kangravings, Jaabgoidered Lace Curtanne, su. rb | y Clock, artistic Bronge Matuary nl china Oranments, ‘OOD PIANOFORTE, ), STOOL ANL) COVER, Black walnut Hatst Velvet Stair < Statuary marbte top Jouches, Mirrors, eh les to mately ¢ charg, and Tea vet ware, solid Catlery, sly erp » Coffee Ven, Cake Baskets, J So0ons, Butier Knives, Salvers, Table Linen, &e. ‘nanirs, Rosewood Fircasing Buteaus, Bodstonds, Commo robes 4 and Spring Mattromies, Feather Bods, Biankeis, Sheets, Gocnterpanes, es, Stair ¢. Maso’ large ‘assortment of Baxcment Farnitare. Ward- ad, ArMoire-a-Glico Toilet Tables, MH: si chold Fayniture, slegant Rosewood Pianoforte, Rosowood Parlor Suit, in Hrocatel. Valuable Paintings, Av tlstic. Bronzes; Marble ups, Ke, MONDAY, Angust5, at the elegant private resitence, 248 West Fourtocnth street, near Figlith ovenue, Commencing at 1035 o'clock, The sale comprises the entire contents of the house. ‘The elegaut Parlor Furniture was made to order and is i solid rosewood, ‘Lhe whole will be sold to Us highest bidder for cash, offering extra inducements to purchasers, ag tho entire turniture of the house is pew, haying all } been made within keven mouths, Elegant rosewood se dern improyenents, ove a OE rte, with ail mo. > ave Pin unig bars, Cost $600; rieb rosewood Stool, coverca in ¢ Cover; three elegant full # ture, Ju rich brovnde and dict and cost! 4in, aud ombronered cee wood Parlor Furn! tin; rosewood Fl Parian Ornaments, rich Vase vinthings, peowood Contre and Side mar a ds, Bofa Beds, in fine baie #,from 40 to 50 pounds, u ‘w order and in excellent condition. Dining Room Furniture consists of fine oak Fxtension ‘Table, Silver Wave, rich China, Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Forks, Spoons, Se., wiih Leavy cut and engraved Gla ware of evory description. Cataloymes will be issued, and can be had early on morn- ing of “sale. No Dostpon ont, M. MURWIN, AUCTIONEEER, By BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Irving Buildings, nd 526 Broadway. Mondiy Evening, August 5, at 7 MBANDARD AND’ MISCELLANKOUS in various departments, including many of fine brary editions, Aigo an assortment of Staple and Fancy Sui tionery, English avings, Stufled Birds, &. And algo valuably Daguerrean Instramente, &¢ M. MERWIN, AUCTION By BANGS, MERWIN & ,; Irving Publdings, i aud 696 Broadway, Wedhiesday and ‘Thevetny Bvenings, August 7 and 8, at TM O'clock, PRIVATE LIGRARY OF VERY CHOICE BOOKR, mostiy of the best Higiish editions, in fine condition, and bound in Moroceo, calf and half calf; comprising History, Voyages aud ‘Travels, phy Pootry, the Drara, e#, Fiction» &e., ke, Cata: veady and the Books abe on oxbibition at the ten pure He Stlesroomk, DRIAN HW. MU —DRUG STORE ZL atauction. ou Phiraday, August 8, at 11 o'clock, On the premises, the entire contents and ood will of the drug store, west Fide of Thi nd Fifty -sixth strects; est h the Lease of store. dder. 1 DMINISTRATOK'S SAL ‘oO LE, THE STOCK and Fixtures of the Poot and Shoe Store No. 332 Grand street, near Exsox market, late! onging to Lewis Reynolda, deconsed. For terms of sale inquire of JAMES GRIDLEY, Administrator, &., 30 aE stuect, DCION NOTICE. MORTGAGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE, s o'clock in the afternoon antifn) and costly Furniture contained in the large dyte!iing house No, 152 West. Twen. | ty-first atreet, near Seventh aveniie. The whole for ab: y solute and peremptory kale, rain or shine, consisting of Englieh Velvet and ‘Tapestry Carpets, elegant rosewood Parlor Furniture, en suite, eoprising three full. suis richly carved, all of whichare coveréd in rich siik b tel, and of the best description; resewood Contre and P ‘nbles; Turkish Chairs in blue aud gold satin ap mogivet damwek and kace Curtains, velvet and Torkish Lounges, Mantel and Pier Mirrorg, ‘fine rosewood Ftegeres, ric Sevres and Dresden Mantel Vases, Bisque Figures, Parlor Ornaments» ke. Elegant seven octave Pianoforte, Music € ‘abinet, Stool and Cover, elegant Bureaus and Bedstcade, twelve Hair Mattresses, Chamber Suits in rosewood, bronze Clocks, spring Chairs, Mirrors, Beds and Bedding, oak Extension Tal two Sofa Bedetead#, rich Cut Glas of Silverware, Forks, kpoons, Castors, Tee Service, marble top Buflet, Ojleloth, rich Ciumdeliors, &e. Sale positive, rain or eine, R. w. wesicorr, Auctioneer. precisely’, comprising Lhe rr "8 SALE OF HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS, Laces, and Teiunmings.—A. AM. CRISTALAR: uc” Hionver, will sell this day next, Sth inst., at haif-past ten o'ebek, at No. 112 Chambert atreet, fh the basement, a large assortment of Kilk and woolen Under Shirts and Drawers, Stockings, Howe, silk, kkl and Lisle thread Gloves, Sewing Silk, apoo! Cotton, Embroideries, Suspend- ors, Trimmings, Collare, Chemiscttes, Sleeves, Bands, Necktics, Cravats, silk and fancy Buttons, Thread, Nee- dles, Yankee, Notions, &c., &c. By order of J. Brackheim- hail Assignee. UCTION NOTICE.—A SPLENDID SOLID ROSEWOOD Parlor Suit, covered in tho richest French brocatel, Will be sold at a great bargain for cash. Tho Parlor Suit cost, five months ago, $250, will be sold for $140; one do. , consisting of seven pieces, will be sold for $100. ‘Also two Torewood Centre Tables and one rosewood Etegere will be sald less than half cost price. Apply to E. ROH, 72 Sixth am nue, one door below Waverley place, CTION NOTIC#.—BURNHAM’S FURNITURE | EX- press and packing establishment, 111 and 113 West | Eleventh street, between Fifth and 8ixth ayenues—House- hold Furniture boxed and shipped to all parts of the world. Large covered wagons for removing furniture of familer furniture stored. ON WEDNESDAY, AUG! K, At 265 East Fluventh street, near ave. Two Horses and Carts, two ects of Harness, two hae Fly Nets, Feed and Feed Boxer, and route of bakers and | grocers for empty barrels; the property of the late Tho- mas Mit ell. by order ofs. M. . Lock Woon, Trustee, UCTION NOTIC EC ROCKERY, Gh. ASS AND FRENC! " China.—Tacsday, August 6, at 10 o'clock, at 281 Pearl street, by J. 8. H BARTIETP, auctioneer, a large | | stock of Granite Ware, C, C., yellow and rock, in lots for ers; must be sold, < SALE OP CROCKERY ANDGLASS.—HENRY N8 will sell, in lots trom the eelves to suit dealers, on Tuesday, August 6, at 10 o’eck, at 85 Maiden lane, all kinds of White Granite and Common Ware, &e., &e, “Sale positi he N SALE.—THIS DAY (MONDAY), AT n o'clock, at 159 Tenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, two elegant Resewood Pianos, one with pearl koys, cost $475; owe Rosewood Parlor Suit, covered in rich satin brocatel; rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits, Rockers, Looking Glasses, mahogany and maple Chair, Tables, Crockery, and everything belonging to a first class house. Sale positive, and everything must be removed his day. D BURKE, AUCTIONEFR, OFFICE 136 BOWERY, ix Will sell this day. at 104% o'clock, the Stock aud tures: of the Gi Grocery ant Liqnor more, 203 East Twelfth street, including a large atock of good Liquors and a gene- ral assortment of good Groceries. Sale positively without reserve. Villiam street, Tea, marr Crackers, Hams, Shoulders, Vermicelli, Tapioca, Pickles, ‘Anchovies, Mustard, Wines, Liquors and Segars. Algo, lot of Clothing, Casimeres, Clothe, Faney Ge MORITA RTY, A UCTION! RER—WILL cLL THI® DAY, from manufacturers aud farailtes, Silo without reserve, Aleo, Oil Paintings, Carpets, Feather Beds, &c, Also, a variety of Dry and Fan joods. No postponement, ORTGAGE. SALE THIF DAY, “AT 2 O'CLOCK, aT 454 Canal street, of Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room | and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, Pnamelled ‘Suits, China, a and Silver Ware, &, By order of THOMAS M )NROE, Attorney for Mortgage PAwNeonEns SALE THIS. Pay. JOHN MORTI- rpor, No. 15 East Proadway, will sell, at 10a o'clock, @largeand good asrorsmont of Women's Clothing, Silk Drerses, Crape Shawls, Boots and Shoes, and other articles too numerous to mention. P. GANLEY, 67 Division street. AW ‘BROKER'S SALE.—THIS DAY, AT 1EN o'clock, BELL. RSIS Y will nit sal at their aue- tion rooms, 26 new Bowery, 260 luable Clothing, Shawis, &c.; a large assortment of of Wratcue and, Jewelry, fine Gun and other articles too numerous fo mobtion, By order of H. Poztranskie, 484 Hudson street. AWNBROKER’S SALB.~-B, LEVY, AUCTIONEER, 22 Catharine areas will 1), this ae at 10% oeloek, mmer Clothes, Se. By over of 8. Pakker, wd. ART, AUCTIONEER AS.—TUFSDAY, AUG! 6, athe pee ten o'cloa at No. poner ees Qrepery EF 5, at half. k, at the auction store, 104 | lock, Parniture | ; clay ends. Play to commence at1 be st A’? AUCTION. sO GARR, as, —— ME)! paY.auaust" oun POOMNB, Bix Vices, . (ov Man :e5 Wns Ron tht Also by virine of wie Doncs Hk OF Mowecbolt Baritnre, mabogapy Vodintng Cana, ea Kurnituse, Rio, Attorney dine Mortyagee. auctioneers, sea street, Auwust 6. at bL o'clock, at 398 Wasb- tall ttle Eneties, Nollers, &e., ‘of the United Sugar Rett sapany. ‘Phere are ten» Sytines and Bojters machine connected? I ven nrating ¥ » Tubs, Moulds, Steams Pf * together witha. very Ss proper to the busi- Syrup, fine Otflec Furni- JOHN RELLY, Shoritt ALE OF CARP CHAMBERS & FAIRCIULD, Auctiongers, Win aon at their salesroom, 113) Nassau street, on Monday , August 5, ss uo ou of paper Jograin,, Three-ply, lapestry, Rrusse!s and Velvet. Carpets, about 50 rolls in alls together with am pareel of new Rag Carpets. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff. oT PCRNITE RE—BY PEED &C On Eon Monday, at 103, o'clock at 120 Fulton ay enue, frooklyn, comprising the entive stock of rosewood , mahogany and black waloat Furniture of a first class city imaniifacturer. J. W. HIGGINS, Deputy, As 3 Mana, _ AveTION ER. ADMINISTRA tor’s sale.—Will be sold, on Tuesday, the da; ngust, 1861, at 11 o'eloel THOWASS Ua, Auctioneer, at th and 44 Murray street, in thecity of N ise and good wil} of the: Hotel, Restaurant. and Tar carried on by Franeis Fijux in his lifetime, and by ine, the subscriber, his widow and + ackninistratrix, at said premises, Andat the same time ant place will be sold, the Farnitare, Bar Fixtwes, Rostan- rant aud) Kitehen, Rhrninure, donetbes with the stock of [: LOUISA FIUX, Wines, Liquers and Administratr im, Me 0 y of 5450 tons Coal, 30a vy harge Ottice Safe, Ke. 8 gm RIFF'S 1 SAL OF SPECIAL NOTICES. N ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE KNICKER, bocker Stage Company for the ensuing year, and for Inspectors of jon in 1862, will be held at the office of the company, Twenty-third street and Eigh() avenue, , on Werdnes August 14, 1861, The polls will be open from 4 to ¢ By order of the Board. Avcust 1, teal. GEO. C. PETERS, Seeretary. may order; ae, President, G._ BATTY, Belt Plates, Bucktos, Powder Flasks, &e.) , inspection. Samples Bont free of expense. PPOTICE IS HEREBY iV N THAT THE CREDITORS ho tirm of are required to present their claims vo the ass! i ick leat at the store of + the subscriber, No. $4 Chambers str iH. ATWATER, Gnoot sapien: ATEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS . Protective Society.—The regular monthly meeting .- ety Will be held at the Bleecker House, or and Greene streets, on Monday, Angus? tock PM. By a WALTER ROCHE, President, YORK, COMMISSARY GENERAL'S » few Youk, August 2, 1861.—Sealed proposals ed and will be received ab this office, corner of ©: Soy ouih avonue and Thirty-litth street, until 12 o'clock noon of the 8th day of Angust instant, for furnishing the > follow ing iufantry accoutrements aud equipments for the intecr troops of this Statex— 000 Cartridge Boxe 100 Cartridge box Belts and Platesg Gu0 Hay onet Scabbards and Frogs, 25,000 Whist Belts and Plates. 25,060 Cap Pouches and Vicks, 1 2,000 Net-countmissioned officers’? and musicians’ Swords. 1,000 Axes aud Teives. 1.06) Hatctets, complete, 400 Pickuxcs and Handies. 500 Spades. 3,500 Camp Kettler. 7,000 Mess Pane. Al the above mentioned articles must cont ine every respect, to the standard patterns in this where they may be examined. One-third of each of the articles most be delivered at the State Arsenal mM this elty dia Ofteen days from the date of the coutract, and the remaining tw thirds within twenty boca al ion before being accepted. ‘hed, as well as the place of business rsons making proposals; and al) bidMers are request- ed to meet at the Commissary General's office at 12> o'clock, noon, of the 8th inst., to learn to whom the con- tracts are awarded: the successful bidders to give at once: full and ample security (or the faithful discharge of their obligations. ‘All proposals should be addressed «To the Commin- eral of the State of New York, New York City,’” Proposals for Infantry. Accoutrements - and Fanipments.”” The undersigned reserves the right te» reject all bids, if, in his judgment, the public interest re- aires it. in As the contracts which may be entered into in confor. mity with this advertigement will be upon account of thee Vnited States, payments will be made when funds are: furnished by the general government to meet them, BENJAMIN WELCH, Jr., Commissary General. si Wil: RR STREET, New York, Duly 22, 1861. All duly authorized elaims aguingt the New York Quar. termaster’s Department, at this depot, must be presented? av ouce at this office for settlement. €, A. ARTHUR, Enginecr-in-Chief and Acting Assistant Quartermaster General, TPXAMMANY OCT Y, OR cor AUMBIAN: ORDER. —BRO. thers:—A regular meeting of the Institution will. be held at the Council Chamber of the Great Wigwam, on Men day evening, August 5, at half an hour after the setting of the sun. By order HENRY VANDEWATER, Casvar C, Cains, See. Father of the Conncil. Manhattan, Season of Fruits, Eighth Moon, Year of Dis- f Independence, the 86th, and of the Institu tion tho 7: 7 0 BUILDERS. —WANTED, A BUILDER, 'TO,CONFRACT” for buildings and finishing off three brick hou: three stories high. Address, with name and residence, Ms Molgworth, Williamsburg, I D., Brooklyn Post office. COPARTN ERSHIP NOTICES. ‘Y PERSON ENGAGED IN A LIGHT, RESPECTABLE: and profitable bustess, wishing fora Indy partner, | who will bring energy, faithfulness aud from $50 to $76 in. cush, to the establishment, mae address Business Oppor- tunity, box 48 Herald ofiee. N. BA lady partner pre~ WARD DORRELLE & CO. IS THIS DAY dissolved by mutnal consent. Mr. George W. Talbot takes possession of all the assets and property of the firm. All Outstanding claims due the firm, contracted from andi alter December 11, 1860 to date, will be collected and alk its Habilities paid by George W. Talbot, who jx lone an- thorized to sign and act fer the firm in liquidation. Wit- ness our hands and seal this third day of Augnst, 1861. Witness, GeorGe Kexpart, — EDWARD DORRELL B, New York, August 8, 186i. GEORGE W. TALBOT. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UN- der the firm of Dunham & Dimon is dissolved, The individual signatures of both the late partners are re- quired in liquidation ef ali matters of and appertaining to. the late firm. THOMAS DUNHAM, 67 South street. The subsoriber will continue business. “THOMAS DUNHAM. New York, Aug. 5, 1861 ANTEN—A PARTNER, WITH FTEAM POWER AND: some capital, to engage in the manufacture of an article wanted by every man, and what every inan will : have so soon as the market is supplied with it. Steps wre. being taken to obtain a patent for the above article. Ap. ply to 8. COBY, 122 Church street, or SYLVANUS* BARNES, Staatsburg, N. ¥. = $50 0.2 WITH THIS AMOUNT OF CASHES r 0. wanted in a safe and respectable business at will clear $400 per month with no risk. References giv en. Address with real name and place for interview, RM box 195 Herald offic 1 00: H, WITH ACTIVITY AND PER- sonal’ attention, will secure a partner- ship that for safely, respectability ‘and profit has no equal, ciation and location unexceptionable. Address Union, $15.0 Herald office. a ‘ales 0. PARTNER WANTED, DI A 15. god and ante manufacturing ness, 5,0 a 00. of peed ‘ to $20,000, in this c' Either active or special ddress box 178 Herald office, stating where an ay behad. None but par- Lies having the c apply. ¢ for gale and Stock; Butlor’s infallible > Cure and Flea Be Ngee 6h cents yer ‘Lotte. Butler's “Breeding. ‘Training, Diseaoa, &c:, of og, a. ‘Dogs Roarded Trained, &c. Medicines ‘ay al aise palit ani nw 2 UOITING. —A SPLENDID POINTER DOG, , vbtoken, valued at $40, will be p! for on Mon next, August ’S, at the East Brooklyn eae nue, between Walworth and Spencer streets, and ffee to all quoiters. Distance 18 yards. J. FLETCHER, pene AILBOAT FOR SALE CHEAP—TWENTY oat ri |, bailt by be} at Stn, era ith air tig adérs, and in Caen natn % the boat, end bh na aes vale caaey ire of "RICHARD. ary Q9vk SammeE Gy, ” | oui ado equ ——EE —————E