The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1861, Page 7

1, landiag and embarkin, at Queens- Patrsand) ‘The Liverpool New York and Philadel: ip Company intend despatching their full ‘Owered Civde built iron steamships as follows.— EDINBURGH, satuiday, August 24. CITY OF WASTING ION, Saturday, August 81 GLASGOW. Saturday, september 7- ad every Saturday 4t noon, from pier 44 North river. ‘RATES OF PASBAGE. 38 85] Do. to Hamburg... 35 warded to Havre, Bremen, equally low rates. a bring out their friends can buy tick- owing rates, to New York:—From Li- | ‘Queenstown, first cabin, $75, $85 and 105, erage from Liverpool, $40; from Queenstown, $30. ‘These steamors have superior accommodations for pas- ‘angers, and carry experienced surgeons. They are built y berg py tron sections, and have patent fire annibila- rs on board. For further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM mnt, 22 Water street; in Glasgow to WM. q Enoch square; in Queenstown to C. & W. D. *YMOUR & CO,; in London to EIVES & MACEY, 61 ing Williem street; in Paris to JULES DECOUE, 5 Place ’ Bourse; in Philadelphia to JOHN G. DALE, 111 ‘alnut street, or at the company’s offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, N. Y. Norice.—In consequence of the non-arrival of the Etna, © Ediaburgh will be dispatched in her place, and leave the usual hour, 24th , abd the regular weekly 4 res of this company’s steamers will continue a3 wretofore. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. + On Saturday, Sept, gf si United States mail steamer AGO, tter- D. Lines, commander, | Will sail from pier No, 37 North river, foot of Beach feet, on Saturday, September 14, at noon. This steamsbip (unsurpassed for eafety and comfort) | double engines under deck, enclosed by water tight Mpartments, which, besides other results, tend, in the ent of collision or stranding, to. keep the pumps free beg ber secure the safety of vessel and passengers. freight or passage apply to PSAMUEL M. EOX, GEO. MACKENZIE, Agents, No, 7 Broadway, The steamer FULTON will sail October 12. TEAM TO HAMBURG, HAVRE, LONDON AND ) Southampton, Hamburg American Packet Company’s iron steam- Pp BAVERIA, E. Meier commander, carrying the ited States mail, will leave from pier 21 North river, tof Fulton street, SATURDAY, August 24, at noon, \ Loxigyiod via Southampton, taking passengers for \ London, Southampton and Hamburg. $100; second cabin, $60; stecrage, $3: teamers of this line will leave every alternate urday, carrying the United States mail. * be steamship Teutonia will succeed the Bavaria on Member 7, C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 151 Broadway. _: WWE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP BRE . men, H. Wessels commander, carrying the United ‘tea mall, will sail from pier 30° North river, foo. of ambers street, on SATURDAY, August 31, at 12 o'clock M., yoR BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, ers to Lobone HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, jPhe following rates:— } ‘or the first cabiu, $100; second cabin, $60; stecrage, ‘or freight or passage apply to } ‘OELRICHS & CO. , 68 Broad street. ‘OR LIVERPOOL—DREADNOUGRT —LINE.—THE. splendid clipper ship VICTORY will go into the vam this day at 10 o'clock, when all passengers must om board, and sail to-morrow at 9A. M. Last passage | ‘ays; room for afew more. Apply on board pier No. 6 ‘th river, or to P. M. DEMAREST, 40 South street. (OR LIVERPOOL—THOMPSUN’S LINE.—THE STAR OF THE WEST, at pier 33 East river, hauls into stream this day at noon and sails to-morrow. For or drafts on the Royal Bank of Ireland Ny at ) Pearl street . rake NOR LIVERPOOL,—OLD BLACK STAR LINE.—THE | packet ship ISPHERE, lying at anchor in the ‘am, sails this day at noon, when a steamboat ‘will ‘0 pier 27 Kast river to convey passengers on board. apassage apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 40 Fulton OR LIVERPOOL.—OLD BLACK STAR LINE.—THE splondid clipper ship ADELAIDE, Captain Cutting, | g at pier 27 East river, sails August 27. rs recommended to examine this beautiful ship, as she is | qualled for speed and accommodation. Early applica- ‘should be made for e by applying on board, or VILLIAMS & GUION,, 40 Fulton street. ‘eases harks sDntsidatat a ie tenhssh a OR LIVERPOOL.—THE PASSENGERS OF THE CLIP- | per ship CARAVAN, now in the stream, are re- sted to be on board the ship at two o'clock this day. m for a few more in the second cabin. Apply to JO- H MURPHY, 61 South street, near Wall. OR LIVERPOOL.—THE SPLENDID SHrP AURORA, Capt. Barker, will positively sail on Tuesday, Au: ‘Unsui poring os ma for cia ee passengers. For passage apply on it river, or to JOSEPH MURE! » OL Pe i a IRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.—THE splendid ship AMERICAN UNION, pier 23, \East ir, for Liverpool, sails August 22; ship AMERICAN GRUSS, pier 19, Enst river, for London, sails August Passengers'taken in the second cabin state room, found in provisions, at greatly reduced prices. For age apply to THOS. 0. ROCHE, 88 South street. \PSCOTT LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.—THE CELE- brated and favorite packet ship WEST POINT, Capt. will positively sail on Saturday, August 24. For apply on board, at Pier 18 East river, or to TAP- & CO., 86 South street. LINE FOR LONDON.—SAILS AUGUST 22—THE favorite packet ship DANIEL WEBSTER, lying at 16 East river. For passage, at low rates, or Drafts py part of Great Britain or Ireland, apply to TAP- CO., 86 South street. R LONDON DIRECT.—THE SPLENDID BRITISH A 1 steamship KHERSONESE, 2,000 tons, G. Hough com- der, will be despatched on the 24th inst. fp for a limited number of tirst class and a few second Paasengors. Rate of passage, $70 and $50 respec- i Apply ‘on board at pier 36 North river, orto & ASPINWALL, 54 South street. DR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA. | A first class steamer will Jeave New York on the 1th and 2ist of each month, except when these dates A a eay ot departure will be on the ing: ir ht or passage apply at the only office, No. & aeons Pe DB. ALLEN, Agent, DR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU, N. P. ‘The British and North American royal mail steam- KARNAK, Capt. Le Mesurier, will sail for the above , from the company’s wharf, Jersey City, on— te ge money to Havana. freight or passage apply to ‘i CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green: =< ———=—= EXCURSIONS. EVENING EXCURSION.—ON THURSDAY, AU- ust 22, the steambuat THOMAS P. WAY will r 20 North river, foot of Dey street, at 43¢ P. M., for Newark via Coney island, and return oonlight, leaving Newark at 73g’. M. ‘Tickets to ‘k and back, 25 cents. P EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN ISLAND.— Fare six cents by Staten Island ferry, foot of White- , between the battery and South ‘ferry. Guide mps:—To reach regiments of New York Kifies, British teers, Mechanics und Artizens’ Empire Zouaves, and Rifles, all at Camp Washington; Scott Rifles and ‘is Guard Cavalry, at Silver Lake; Third Irish jateors, at Camp Carrigan, Old Quarantine Ground, Pameron Light Infantry, at Camp Morrison—steam- firstlanding. To reach Camp Scott and Camp er, change boats at first landing for Camp Scott di- ‘no extra charge.) Bouts leave every hour from 6 to7 P.M. On fipe Sundays every half hour to 734 EAP FARE TO THE FISHING BANKS DAILY—FARE 4 cents each way. Steamer HERO, Capt. Hancox, Amos street at 7:38, Spring, 7.45, Robinson, 7:56; , East river, 8:16; Peck slip, 8:30 and pier No. 4, river,9 A. M. Fishing tackle uad refresbments oa KGULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING BANKS —THE steamer CROFON, Captain Jas. A. Dumont, wit run Banks every day during the season, (weather per- LEAVING NORTH RIVER. ip. Fulton street, Brooklyn, at 7:50 A. M. is of the Dest excursions out of New York. for the excursion 60 cents. —a = = STEAMBOATS. He IORNING BOAT DPRECT FOR KEYPORT, MIDDLE- town Point and Ciiffwood.—Cheap fare. The large ommodious steamer MAYFLOWER will leave pier 26 river, between Barclay and Robinson streets, every ing at 9 o'clock. Keturning will leave Keyport 0 P. M., landing at Clifwood Fare each way 15 , Or 25 cents for the trip. The public will find this a ant trip. Good fishing and bathing. Excursion parties ake liberal arrangements for Keyport or Ciffwood. ¢—This boat will leave Keyport on Saturday, Au: at Lo’clock P.M. SAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP very day, Suhdays excepted 0 P. M., for North making thd intermesiate Leaves North at 5 A.M. Fare to Glen © cents, toGreat and Sands’ doit 10 cents. Neck and Glen Cove at half the usual rates. sho must be from 12 to 16 fect long. Call at or ad: Wa, 28 Walton etraat, Bronkiwn, 4 'NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1861 BOARDING AND BLODGINGS. HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND oor, containing gas, hot and cold water, and bath Foom adjoining, would be let, with full or partial Board, to gentlemen or a small family; no other lors. Refe- rences required. Inquire at 281 Lexington avenue, third house above Thirty-cighth street. ann RORRDING AND LODGINGS. “y NG TWO OARD AND CARPETING.—A LADY HAV! nice attic Rooms would like to find a person who has carpeting to dispose of, and will be willing to take Board in return; also, another Room, on second floor, to let, with Board; those who will furnish their own rooms preferred. Apply at 100 East Twenty-sixth street: T NO. 7 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, SECOND house from Fourth avenue.—To let, to a single gen- tleman, a furnished sittting Room and ; house first class, and private Breakfast if required. N. B.—Ke- ferences exchanged. A LADY, HAVING A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WOULD like to accommodate twoor three gentlemen with Kooms and private Breakfust if desired, Address R. M., Unjon square Post office, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ‘The advertiser wishes a confortable room, with plain Board, in a private family; location above Twenty-eighth street preferred; terms must be moderate, please state terms and location. Address W. B., box 160 Herald office. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wifo; a private family where there are no other boarders preferred; terms uiust uot excved $30 per month. Address W. C., Herald oflice. DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—TO A GEN- tleman and wife, with full Board, in the first class house No. 6 West Twenty-fourth street, opposite the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Also a front hall Bodroom. A YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW, LIVING ALONE. ano boarders or children) , will let a pleasant Room to a gentleman or lady, without board, or with Board for a lady, House neat and quiet; location convenient and re- spectable, Cail at 15 Commerce street, near Bleecker. OARD WANTED—FOR THE WINTER, FROM THE Ist of September, by a gentleman and wife of the highest respectability, who can furnish the best of reter- euce. Terms uot to exceed $10 per week. Address for two days box 215 Herald office. OARD WANTED—FOR THREE YOUNG MEN, IN A Private family; not higher up town than Sixteenth Street. Address C., box 4,036 Post office, stating terms, 4s low as possible. EUROPEAN FAMILY, WITHOUT CHILDREN, OC- cupying a first class house, will let neatly furnished 4s-uins in suits or singly ; also single Rooms for gentlemen, ‘Transient or day boarders will be taken. Apply at 48 Enst Bleecker street, near Broadway. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, HAVING NO CHILDREN wish furnished Rooms suitable for housekeeping; lo- cation between Eighth and Thirtieth streets, west of Broadway preferred. A private family having ascoond floor, with rooms communicating, more than they require, may address for two days Edgar, ffice. LADY HAVING TAKEN THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE, 114 Second ssenue, corner of Seventh street, has a few suits and also some single rooms to dispose of. Call at house or address box 3,383 New York Post office. TT THE LARGE FIRST CLASS DOUBLE HOUSE, NO. 127 Bleecker street, west of and near Broadway, Bourd at summer prices, Rooms large, cool and airy, en suite or gingle; modern improvements. Board really first class. The cheapest place in the city for the style and quality of what is offered, FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRING TO ROOM together or separate, can have pleasant Rooms, with full or partial Board, in a’ private family; location conve- nient for business men; within one block west of Broad- way. Apply at 124 Spring street. PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A GEN- tleman and wife, or two or three single gentlemen, With Board and pleasant Rooms; house én & good location; dinner at six. Apply at 58 West Seventeenth street. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE—RESIDING IN A NEAT- ly furnished cottage, with garden in front, at 441 First avenue, near Twentysixth street, will let, with or without Board,afew very convenient Rooms; has gas rot bang CU floor; charges low; references ex- changed. LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM ON socond floor to let, to one or two single gentle- tien, with breakfast if required; water and gas in room. Family private. No. 44 West Twenty-first street, near ‘ifth ave. GENTLEMAN WISHES FOR BOARD IN A PRIVATE respectable family, location between Twelfth and ‘thirty-fourth streets and Second and Seventh avenues. Address, stating full particulars and terms, for one day, 1. E, H., box 158 Herald oftice. A GERMAN FAMILY, OF THE HIGHEST RESPECTA- bility, will let a few pleasant Rooms, with excellent Boatd and comforts of a home. The house has all modern improvements; location good, in Ninth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Apply at No, 1 Barclay street, corner of Broadway, basement. SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A NICELY FUR- nished room in that respectable private house, 329 Broome street, a few doors east of the Bowery, from $1 25 to $2 por week; gas, baths, &c. A Ee FAMILY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS House, 39 West Twolfth street, between Fifth aad Sixth avenues, would accommodate a gentleman and wife and one or two single geutlemen with well furnished Rooms and Board in the best style. Spanish, German and English spoken. YOUNG WIDOW IS DESIROUS OF LETTING three handsome Rooms to gentlemen, with or with- Out Board, where there are no other boarders; terma to suit the times. Call for three days at No. 61 West Thirty-second street. FRONT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR TO LET TO @ gentleman and wife, with or without a Bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, with or without Board, or to & few single gontlemen; alsoa Hall Bedroom, to a gentie- man. Apply at 314 Broome street. k N AGREEABLE HOUSE.—AT 65 WEST TWENTY- eighth street gentlomen can ‘get first rate Board, wich beautiful Rooms and fine location, PLEASANT HOME MAY BE FOUND BY GENTLE- men and their wives and two single gentlemen. None but genteel parties need apply at 15 Ashland place, corner of Waverley place. Dinner at half-past six. T NO. $4 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNION square, furnished or unfurnished’ Rooms to let, with Board, connected or single. FIRST RATE BREAKFAST AND A NICE, CLEAN Room can be had at the Ashland House, Fourth avenue, near Twenty-third street, for $3 a week. Two families can be handsomely accommodated. House tirst class. Lodging rooms $1 60 per week. * HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM TO LET to gentlemen, in a private French family. Breakfast given, if required.’ Apply at 224 Fourth strect, Washing- ton square. SMALL FAMILY WILL RENT A FEW ROOMS, singly or in suit, with board. Parties desiring a Pleasant agreeable home may call at 53 Kast Twentieth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES—NEWLY FURNISH ed Rooms, from $1 to $2 50 per week. Lodgings from 25 to 87 cents per night, at the Frankfort House, corner of Frankfort and William streets. Opon all nignt. N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR ON the first floor to let toa gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; also Rooms, with bedrooms adjoining, sepa- rate or together. Apply at 58 West Twolfth strect, be- tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. Dinner at 6. References exchanged. T 208 EAST TENTH STREET, CONVENIENT TO Broadway—To let, with Board, very desirable 3e- cond floor, together or separately; also pleasant back Par- lor. References exchanged. Dinner at 6. T THE LARGE DOUBLE BROWN STONE MANSION A No, 22 East Fourteenth street, near University Placo, handsomely furnished large Rooms, en suite and single; private baths; Board first class. references re- quired. PRIVATE FAMILY—121 EAST_ THIRTY-FOURTH street, between Lexington and Third avenues, will Accommodate a small family, or two or three single’ gen- tlemen, with Board and pleasant furnished Rooms on se- cond or third floor; best of references given and required. FEW ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN SUITS, IN fine order, with first class Board—ocation pleasant and desirable, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, Ap- ply at 19 University place, corner of Ninth street. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 137 SECOND avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets, five Rooms, handsomely furnished, suitable for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen. Location very desirable. References exchanged. OARD.—ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOMS, WITH BOARD, for families and single gentlemen, st 74 Fifth ave: hue. JOARD.—WASHINGTON SQUARE, SOUTH.—HAND" somely furnished Rooms, in suits or separately, to let, with Board, to families or single gentlemen. Also, a few single Rooms. Inquire at 222 Fourth street, Wash- ington square, south. OARD.—A SUIT OF NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS ‘on second floor, with bath adjoining, to a gentleman and wife or two ladies, or two gentlemen; terms mode- rate. Apply at 57 East Twenty-seventh street, third door east of Fourth avenue. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR SINGLE gentlemen, can obtain Rooms with Board at No. 5 ‘West Washington place; also a suit of Parlors on first floor. Location‘is very pleasant, being opposite the square. Reference required. OARD.—LARGE, WELL FURNISHED AND PLEA- sant Rooms, with pautries, gas, hot and cold water, tw let, with Board; location good’and ‘convenient to cars and stages; dinner at six o'clock. Apply at No. 81 West Twenty-sixth atreet. OARD.—A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE second floor would be let, together or separately; also Parlor and Bedrooms on third floor, at 178 West Fourteenth street; also Rooms for single gentlemen; re- ference given and required; dinner at 6; terms moderate. OARD WANTED—FROM ABOUT THE 20TH OF September, for a gentleman, wife and child two Years old; dinner at one o'clock preferred. Replies to re ceive attention must state full particulars, with lowest Price, including fire and gas. Address Alexander, box 160 Herald office. OARD WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Indy, in a private family, References exc Add cl ED ple in a pleasant neighborhood. Terms moderate. ddeoss C. W. , Herald office. OARDING.—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET a pleasant furnished front Ioom on second floor, with Board to a gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen: Terms moderate. The best of reference given and re- quired. Call at 251 West Thirt id. streot. BOARDING AND LODGING. pe ‘ft FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET — WITH Board, suitable for gentlemen and their wives or siugle geutlemen, at 415 Fourth street, between Bowery and Second avenue, Dinner at six o'clock. LEASANT ROOMS—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED: with or without Board, can now be had at 141 Ninth Street, three doors east of Broadway, reference r UITS OR SINGLE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UFFUR- nished, to let, with full or partial Board, in a arst class house, elegantly furnished, where a limited number of boarders'will be taken. References exchanged, For further particulars inquire at 34 St. Mark's place, 10 LET—WITH FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD, A handsomely furnished suit of dve Rooms, togethor or separately, on second floor of a first class huase, din- oe a6 Apply at 119 Ninth street, west of and’ near roadway, ERY DESIRAPLE ROOMS IN THE FINELY LOCATED house, 111 West Fourteenth street, for a gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, House has every conve- nience. Dinner at half-past six. Terms moderate. Vy ANTED—PERMANENT BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN and wife, in a strictly private family; location above Fourteenth street and bot) ‘Third and Sixth avenues; terms must be moderate. Address for three days box 4,646 Post office. Q Dm —HOW 10 SAVE MoNEY.—coMFORTA Mode), th excellent Board, $2 25 a'woek and ies suited, less than at any other house in the cit 48 Lispe 'y; nice parlor, with piano, rd street, near Broadway and Canal street. CARROLL PLACE, BLEECKER STREET.—GENTL men can have comfortubly furnished Rooms and good rd at the above select house, kept by an enterprising fish Indy, ‘Terms : f 1 TH STREET, BETWE versity place.—Firs class house, well supplicd With Croton water; gas in every room. ‘The location is contral and the neighborhood quict and unexceptionable. No. 36 East Twelfth street, between Broadway and Uni versity place. BROADWAY AND UNI- OARDING—AT 264 TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIRST avenue and avenue A. Two or three smail families can have pleasant Rooms and Board; also, a fow gentle- mon, $3 50 per week, gas included; neighborhood good; house hag all the modern improvements. WEST TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET, CORNER OF Broadway.—Handsomoly furnished Rooms to tet, with oard, in suits and single, to families and single gentlemen, at moderate terms,’ Dinner at six o'clock. References required. NERR WUNSCHT bh familie, wo aus. OARD VERLANGT.—EIN JUNGE! Board in einer netten Deuts Schlieszlich Deutsch gesprochen wird. Preis maszig. Laga zwischen der Funfzenten und Funt-und-dreiszegsten strasse und Fierten und Achten avenues. Address, stating terms, K. 0. P., Horald office. OOKLYN.—TO LET, A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED suit of four Rooms, with amplo closet accommodations, On the second floor of 4 first class house; having all the modern improvements, with private table tf desired; also, a large front Room on the third floor, No other boarders in the house. Apply at 96 Congress street, four doors west of Henry street, South Brooklyn. ROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated in a French family, at 198 Clinton Street; the house contains all the modern improvements. ROOKLYN.—DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR FAMILIES or single gentlemen may be had, with Board, at 86 Clinfon street. Dinner at six o'clock. } ROOKLYN BOARD.—PLEASANT DOUBLE AND SIN. gle Rooms to let, with Board. For thoso wishing a comfortable home this is a desirable opportunity. Loca- tion delightful, and within three minutes’ walk of South or Wall street ferry. References frequired. Apply at 36 Garden street, Brooklyn. } OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS, FOR A gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, ina first Class house, may be obtained by applying at 107 Amity street, first house from the corner of Henry, tive minutes’ walk from the South ferry Bur IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommodated with @ pleasant home, in a Small private family, where no other boarders are or will be taken, Terms moderate. Apply at 185 Fort Greene place. : 2 OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND wife, or two or three single gentlemen, can find pleasant Rooms, with Board, at No. 30 Cheever place, be- tween Harrison and Degraw streets, Hicks and Henry streets, five minutes’ walk from South ferry. Torms moderate. NINTH STREET.—ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED or unfurnished, with or without Board, 4 TENTH STRERT, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH avenues.—Very desirable Rooms, in suits or single, with Board, can be obtained for gentlemen and thoir wives or single gentlemen; the house contains all the mo- dern improvements, Dinner at six o'clock. 4 @ WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sixth avenues.—Furnished Rooms; with Board; the entire second floor; also Rooms for families or single gentiomen. Termsreasonable. House first class, SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD- way.—War prices. To let, handsomely furnished ns, to single gentiemen. The location is hear all the first class hotels and places of amusement. Reading Room free. Inquire at the Anson House. 9 GREENE STREET, ABOVE SPRING—ALSTON e House.—Elegaatly furnishtd suits of Rooms, with gas, Croton water, and every convenience for housekeep- ing economically ; particulyrly suited for small, respeqtable families or single gentlemen. Rent low to permanent tenants. WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR THE PARK.— Suits and single Rooms for geutlemen and their wives or single gentlemen, or persons wishing Board without rooms can be accommodated. Dinner at Bix. 1 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET —TO LET, WITH o¢ Board, Roome in suits or singly, for families or single gentlemen; the house contains every comfort and modern convenience, also a billiard table. “ Dinner at six o'clock. References required. ll MACDOUGAL STREET.—RICHMOND HOUSE is now opened as a private family Hotel, for the reception of single gentiemen, or small families tired of boarding. Parties desirous of housekeeping can find every convenience at the above establishment. ROOM, 610 BROADWAY.—ONE door above Houston street. I VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE, ENCOMIUMS "OF THE PRESS, THE CROWDED AUDIENCES, Establish the fact beyond dispute that the GAIETIES is the only place of its kind m this city where attractions are multiplied and the pleasure of its patrons consulted and satisfied; the only place whose loading characteristics are mgmealy and strictly observed. attractions at the GAIETI ‘ GAIETI GAIETIES GAIETIES GAIRTIES GAIETIES over every other place of amusement in New York, con- sist of the following specialities: — The best, most talented and versatile company organ- ized. The exclusion of boys, whose presence is always ignored by gentlemen, The suppression of a free list, and the consequent absence of deadheads, the worst ‘drawback upon the suc- cess of any’ place of amusement for gentlemen, ‘The quiet and order which always prevail, The freedom extended to perros, ‘0 enjoy thomselves as hey see Mt, ‘The gentecl character of the visitors. Tho superior quality of the rofreshmonts served. Tho length of the porformanee. The privacy those can enjoy, though surrounded by hundreds of people. ‘And the youth, beauty and accomplishments of the PREITY WAITER GIRLS, PREITY WAITER GIRLS PREITY WAITER GIRiS, PREITY WAITER GIRLS, PRETTY PRETTY WAITER GIRLS, WAITER GIRLS, Who aro engaged to wait upon visiters. The company at- tached to the GAJETIES number over FIFTY PERFORMERS, Who will appear nightly in the several acts. Admission 13 cents. "Open at 7; close at 12 o'clock. IXON’S ROYAL CIRCUS AND SANTE FE MENAGERIE. Last three nights in Brooklyn, Opposite the City Hall. ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Doors open 2 and 73 P.M. Performance overy afternoon, commencing at 2 o'clock. One price of admission. 25 cents to see all, Children 15 cents. First night of the celebrated Amert- can bareback rider, Mr, EATON STONE; first appearance in America in two years, Challenge Agcepted.—Mr. John. Martin, tho proprietor of the celebrated Draft Horses, has accepted a challenge of $50 to pull in harness against the famous American Hercules, ALONZO HUBBLE. ELODEON, 539 BROADWAY, CHINESE ASSEMBLY Rooms. CARD TO STARS. ‘The manager, now about making his arrangements for the fall and winter season, invites the attontionof promi- nent professional stars, such as:— MR. SAM COWELL, MR. J. H. OGDEN, ‘MISS EVA BRENT, MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, MISS FANNY FORREST, MISS ERNESTINE DE FABER, MISS ADELE CALLA, MISS KATE PENNOYER, MISS JULIA BARTON, MISS CLARA BUTLER, ADD. WEAVER, ROBERT HART, And troops of othors who have been engaged, and some of which are now playing success{ul engagements at the MELODEON, ‘To apply for engagements, ‘To Stars, of whatover brilliancy in the profession, in- ducements in the way of salary will be offered superior to avy offers that porsible can be tenderod-by any theatre in the world. Responsible and talented artists can satisfy themselves by applying personally or by. lettor. 11 EAST FOURTEEN’ ‘ET-—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms to let, with Board, for gentle- OARD IN BROOKLYN—16 CLINTON STREET, AT decidedly low prices for permanent boarders; a front Parlor and Bedroom; also two Rooms for single gentlemen. Parties desiring the comforts of a home will please apply. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING in good style, convenient to Fulton or South ferry, will Board «small family of three or four persons at a’ low price. Address R., box 176 Herald office. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—THREE OR FOUR FINE airy Rooms to let, with full or partial Board, for gentlemen and wives or singlegeutiomen, in private house 207 Henry streot, with hot and cold water baths. Terms moderate. Dinner at six. OARD ON BROOKLYN HVIGHTS—IN A FINE house, pleasantly situated, and furnished with all the modern improvements. Dinner at six o'clock. Terms moderate. Apply at 98 Remsen street. ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—ONE FINE ROOM, FOR A gentleman and wife, and a small Room, for a single gentleman, at No. 6 Willow street, afew minutes walk to the ferries, Dinner at six o'clock. ‘Terms ressonable. ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—SINGLE AND DOUBLE Rooms, with Board, at No. 87 Cranberry street, be- iween Willow and Columbia streets; situation very’ de- sirable, and convenient to Wall street and Fulton ferries. ESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD, FOR FAMILIES and single gentlemen, at 82 Ninth stroct, west of Broadway. House first class, with modern improvements, Tabie well provided. Terms reasonable to permanent Applicants. References given and required. ROM THREE TO FIVE CHILDREN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with Board, where they can have all the comforts of a home, in Morrisamia, at $2 per week. For particulars inquire at 56 Beach street, N. Y. URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM TO LET, with gas, cold and hot water and bathroom adjoin: ing, at No.6 Ninth street, near Sixth avenue. Inquire for three days. References required. |URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH ALL THE MO- dern improvements, to ladies or gentlemen (gen- tlemen preferred), at No. 9 Amity street, convenient to the Broadway stages. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT Board, in the first claes honge 77 Fourth avenue, hear Tenth streot, one block from Broadway. ENTLEMEN DESIRING LARGE AND ‘RICHLY FUR- nished Apartments, without board, can obtain the game on application at 37 East Fifteenth street, first house east of Union square. Private family. Accommo- dations first class. ENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES OR SINGLE GEN- tlemen can have pleasant Rooms, with Board, at 228 West Fourteenth street. Dinner at 6 o'clock. ENTLEMEN MAY OBTAIN VERY DESIRABLE Rooms, with or without Board, at 58 West Twenty- third street, betweon Fifth and Sixth avenues; or, they would be rented to families without young children. ‘OTEL ST. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, BROADWAY and Twenty-second street.—Families and single gen- tlemen desiring to make permanent arrangements can now secure very delightful Suite of Rooms, with Board, on ee terms, in this quiet hotel. Private tables furnished. OTEL LODGINGS.—CLEAN, COMFORTABLE AND airy single rooms, from $1 25 to $1 50 a week, or 25 cents a night, at the Union'Hotel, 166 Prince street, cor- ner of Thompson. Meals at all hours. Open all night. Ph Eager HOUSE, 210 ELM STREET.—THE LOWEST rented and most comfortably and conveniently fur- nished Apartments in the city, to meet the wants of small families, with every requisite furniture. Linen, cooking range and utensils, gas and Croton water. References exchanged. ARGE AND PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS ON SECOND floor, to let, furnished, with Board, separately or together, to a gentleman and his wife, or single gen- tlemen, ‘at 382 Fourth street, near Lafayette place. Reverences exchanged. RS. M. B. SUMNER, No. 22, West Twenty-ninth street, has ‘several suits of Rooms and some single Rooms not engaged. Her house has been enlarged and is elegantly furnished, and she can offer every comfort as well as luxury for those desiring a home for the winter. There is a Jantidry attached to the premises. AISON MEUBLEE, 70 AND 72 WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH M street.—Rooms, elegantly furnished, or whole Floors, with kitchen, cellar and yard. Houses new, first class, four story, brown stone; common parlor; meals furnished. Whole first Floor, or Basement for physician's office. OARD.—FINE LARGE PARLOR, WITH, BEDROOM attached, and other large airy Rooms, to let, with Beard, in a tine house, with all the modern improve- ments, location desirable; terms very low to suit the times. Cail at No. 323 West Thirty-fifth street, near Fighth avenue. OARD —THE SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR OF A handsomely furnished private house, located in Fifth avenue, near Madison Park, may be seoured, with the Dest accommodations, by a first class family. Address Madison $ T , Herald office. 0. 146 EAST TWENTY-THIKD STREET, BETWEEN Second and Third avenues, to let, Parlors and Bed- Fooms, handsomely furnished or unfurnished; all the modern improvements in the house; cheap w @ good tenant © 10 LAMARTINE PLACE, WEST TWENTY-NINTH street, between Eighth ‘and Ninth avenues —A rivate family would let, with Board, a sicely furnished Fioor, through, in suit or simgle House hus ali the mo- dern improvements. Location ungurpassed. Dinuer at 6 e’clock. OARD.—A FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN required, would dispose of excellent accommoda- tions to asmall, genteel family, location desirable; ac- cessible by cars and stages. Apply at 172 West Twenty- first street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. OARD AT 31 STUYVESANT STREET (CONTINUA- tion of Astor place), east of Third avenue. Single Zentlemen or 2 gentleman and wife can be accommodated ‘with furnished or unfurnished Rooms. Terms reasonable. Convenient to cars and stages. House has all the modern improvements. OARD DOWN TOWN.—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, furnished, with or without Board; also, a small car for one or two gentlemen. Call at 114 Cedar street, a0, r OS. 110 AND 112 EAST FOURTEENTH STRERT, AN “near Union square—elegant Rooms, singly or‘ia Suits, with Board; terms moderate; house ‘Just repaired and renovated. Apply as above ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GEN- tleman, in a private familyjor first class boarding house; a large, comfortable Room, with clothespress and grate. Location above Twentieth street; $7 or $8 por week will be paid. Address P. R. S., box 4,159 Post office. RIVATE BOARD.—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS PE- come disgusted with boarding at a hotel would like a home with a private family on the west side, above Sixteenth stre Moderate terms desirable, Address Benchinm Hawedd olla men and families. Table first class. Dinner at 6. 3 MADISON AVENUE.—A GENTLEMAN AND e wife can find at their disposal a handsome suit of Rooms, with Board, on second floor, in a first class pri- vate house, handsomely located; best of ‘reference given r and required. Also & Room for a single gout! 3 ELIZABETH STREET.—FURNISHED: ROOMS, convenient for family housekeeping, with or? Without Bedrooms, and Bedrooms for single gentlemen, can be had in the above quiet house, near Broome street from $1 to $2 per week. 6 PRINCE STREET—ST. CLAIR HOUSE.—ELE- 5 gantly furnished Rooms, with Bedrooms at- tached, with all the conveniences for housekeeping com- plete, including gas and Croton water, to Let to respectable families or single gentlemen. 9 SPRING STREET, JUST OPENED AND READY to receive boarders.—The cheapest and best Doard and lodgings in the city for $2 50 per week and up- Spanish and Fremeb spoken. Ets COUNTRY BOARD. — o T WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, HUDSON RIVER, 45 minutes by railroad and steamboat from Chambers Street, a suit of large airy Rooms are now vacant in the Woodland Park House, This family mansion, surrounded by thirty acres of picturesque grounds, is’ beautifully situated on the banks of the Hudson, within two minutes’ walk of the railroad station, 162d street. Excellent bathing, boating and fishing. Good stabling, For terms, &c., apply at the Hotel St. Germain, corner of Fifth ave” hue and Twenty-second street. OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—A FEW VACANT ROOMS, with desirable Board, can be obtained in a pleasant jocation, at the residence of William H. Dibblee, Straw- berry Hill, Stamford, Coun, OUNTRY BOARD.—TWO LADIES CAN BE ACCOM- modated with Board, ina farm house, in Westches- ter county; or two children would be taken permanently if desired; terms low. Apply at No. 74 East Twenty- third street. JOUNTRY BOARD—AT SPUYTENDUYVIL, ONE HOUR from Chambers street by Hudson River Railroad, in full view of river and creek. Good bathing and fishing, Gall on oF address E. Gullck, 350 Washington street, N. jOUNTRY BOARD AT CORNWALL—BY A PRIVATE family; three nicely furnished Rooms, with Board, for the fall months; beautiful location, with milk and voge- tables on the place, Terms moderate. Reference “E. Coursen, No, 71 Macdougal street. CHAS.’ H. MEAD, Cornwall, Orango county, N. Y. ESIRABLE ACCOMMODATIONS MAY BE OBTAINED at Port Monmouth Hotel, N. J.—Good bathing, fish- ing, sailing, &c. This house is delightfully situated on tho Raritan Bay, twenty miles from New York. Steamer Sea Shore, leaves foot of Robinson strect, several times . D, J. SMITH. a day. ROADWAY MUSIC HALL, 483 and 485, one door below Broome street. GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE, On Saturday afternoon at 244 precisely, for the accommo- dation of LADIES AND CHILDREN, LADIES AND CHILDREN, ROADWAY MUSIC HALL, 483 and 485, one door from Broome street. A. HERMAN, . A. HERMAN, Tho favorite vocalist and comedian. INTER GARDEN. MR. S. CLARKE Has the honor to announce that he takes this theatre, on FRIDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 23, when will be presented Buckstone’s charming comedy of benefit at Ry and THE TOODL! Box book now open. |ANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 685 Broadway. 585 Broadway. 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13,500 13/500 13,500 13,500 Persons have visited tho great Canterbury in NINE NIGHTS, NINE NIGHTS, NINE NIGHTS, to see A. M. HERNANDEZ’S A. M. HERNANDE7’S GRAND PANTOMIME, GRAND PANTOMIME, GRAND PANTOMIME, GRAND PANTOMIME, GRAND PANTOMIME, eaittiad GRAND PANTUMIME, itt THE SOUTHERN REFUGEE; THE SOUTHERN REFUGEE; oR, FALSE AND TRUE, FALSE AND TROE, the most successfal pantomime ever produced in this city. Nonex.—In compliance with numerous requests, the Proprietors announce a series of afternoon performances FOR FaMILIES, commencing next Saturday, 24th instant, on which occa- ston the * MAGNIFICENT NEW PANTOMIME will be performed, together with other leading foatures. Nonick.—Great Novolties will be produced shortly. KOADWAY MUSIC HALL, 483 and 485 Broadway, one door from Broome street. THE BROADWAY MINSTRELS. THE BROADWAY MINSTRELS. THE BROADWAY MINSTRELS, ROADWAY MUSIC HALL, 483 and 485 Broadway, one door from Broome street. BILLY BIRCH AND BEN COTTON, BILLY BIRCH AND BEN COTTON, BILLY BIRCH AND BEN COTTON, The world renowned Negro Comedi: Triton House, close to the beach; good bathing, boating and fishing; board only $7 per week, with all the comforts of a first class hotel; scenery of the neighbor. hood unsarpassed for peauty; boats daily, from James slip and Peck slip; faro 20 cents, Addresd J. Miller, Tri- ton House, Glen Cove, L. I. AKE HOUSE, ISLIP, LONG ISLAND.—PLEASANTLY situated, on the south side, op ite Fire Island light. Desirable Rooms for ind or gentlemen. Os "ELLEN WERF. HE LA TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N. J., will be kept open through September; docidedly the most pleasant month of the season at this point. Boats leave pier No. 2.N. R.. at 7:20, 11:20, 3:20 and 5:20 o'clock; from Dey street at 10:30 and 4:30 o'clock. SY W. HILL, Propgietor. _ MEDICAL, _ FFLICTED RESTORED—IGNORANCE _ EXPOSED— Fallacies unmasked,—Dr. LARMONT’S Paris, Lon- don aud New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide informs the debilitated and diseased, including those who are ignorant of the cause of their ill health, and who have been disappointed in their physicians, of the most certain and convenient mode of cure. Mailed for $1 by RICH- st.; DEXTER & CO. , 113 Nassau st., ‘SON, 66 State st., Chicago; or the author, p stairs. R. R. COBBETT HAS REMOVED FROM 19 DUANE treet, Lo 20 Centre street, between Chambers and Reade streets, where he can be consulted privately on certain diseoses, N.B.—Dr, C. isa member of the New York University (Medical College) — Seo his diploma in his office. Private eutrance at No. 6 City Hall place, R, RALPH—OFFICE 139 CROSBY STR! CO} of Houston. Hours 1034 to 2 and 6 to 9 P. M. R. COOPER, NO. 14 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON- sulted on all diseases of a certain nature. Twenty. eight years exclusively devoted to these cumplaintsenable him to warrant acure in all cases. The victins of mis- placed confidence in medical pretenders can call, with a certainty of being radically cured or po pay. LY ALL DISEASES ctor, monthly pills, R. WARD TREATS of females. His price $1. Office REAT SUCCESS OF DR. WARD, NO 12 LAIGHT streot.—All affections enusnd ‘by mercury or dis- ease cured in haif the usual time and at balf the ges. FUNDREDS ARE DISAPPOINTED TILL FINDING DR WARD'S office, No 12 Laight street, and giving his trini, they are tustantly cur DS AGITATED BY TRE will be tranqa’ ICISSITUDES OF WAR ized in the course of a few weeks, MM” when the Parisian Cabinet of Wonders, comprising unique specimens of anatomy and works of art, will be opened to the public. Due notice will be given immediately the 1 c | PROFESSOR RESTELL, 162 CHAMBE be consulted as usual, or by letter, to box 2,309. Boa- oftea. dia, & Harrison avenue, STREFT, CAN | RENCH ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC READING.— Madame DON BERNARD, noe De Rochefermoy, will receive pupils in separate classes of bor Institute, 147 Madieon avenue, New York. The Boarding and Day School opens September 16. ROADWAY MUSIC HALL, 483 and 485, one door from Broome street. ANNETTA GALLETTI AND MONS. VELARDE, ANNEITA GALLETTI AND MONS. VELARDE, The greatest dancers in the world. NSTITUTE OF ART, 625 BROADWAY.—GREAT DUS- lorf Gallery of Paintings; works of American statuary, &c. Admission’ 25 cents, Open day and evening. JAS. H. WARD, Secretary. ]HEATRE, NEWARK, N. J.—WANTED,@A GOOD FIRST clay company, for a short season. dies and gen- tlemen of the profession wishing engagements as above, will address or apply in person to E. F. Marden, room 68 Lovejoy's Hotel, betwoen the hours of 10 aud 2, for nye days, N. B.—A good Danscuse wauted. im __SLOTHING. TTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. —WANTED ‘@ lot of cast off Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, &e Twill pay the highest price by calling on or addressing M ABRAHAMS, 25 Seventh avenue, between Tweuty-titth and Twenty-sixth streets. Ladies attended by Mrs. A. LARGE ORDER.—I HAVE JUST RECEIVED $9,000 to purchase cast off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, &c. for the California market. Ladies and gentlemen, i will pay 50 per cent more than any other dealer, by calling on or addressing a note to the new establishment of B. MINTZ, 131 Sixth avenue, corner of Tenth street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Mintz, 131 Sixth avenue. T EZEKIEL’S OLD STAND—LADIES AND GENTS A” can obtaln. the following prices for their cast off Clothing:—From $5 to $35 for silk Dresses, from $3 to $16 for Coats, from $1 to $5 for Pauts, A note by post puncta- ally attended to by Ezekiel, 134 Seventh avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, Ladies attended to by Mrs. E GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING —LADIES AND gentlemen having any Cast Off Clothing, Forniture, Carpets and Jewelry, will receive the highest price by ng on or addressing A. HARRIS, 688 Third avenue. Ladies attended to by Mrs. Harris BETWER CHANCE FOR LADIFS AND GENTLEMEN, A to dispose of their Cast-of Clothing, Carpets, Fur- nitute and Jewelry. 1 guarantee to pay twenty-five per cent more than any other dealer. Pease call on of aildress J. ANHALT, 152 Seventh avenue, between Twen- tieth and Twenty first streets. Ladies attended by Mrs. h FF ¢ for California and stera markets, Furniture, Carpets, Jewelry, &. 1 do not pre- tend to offer nominal prices, but 1 guarantee to pay the utmost value for each article, by calling on or addressing E 79 Sixth avenue, secoud door above Waverley 1 H. FOR LADIES AND GENTS TO for their cast off Clothing, Fur- Carpets, &e., by calling on or addressing H. HAR. 53 Bowery , opposite Great Jones strect. Ladies at: vended by Mrg, Barris, = ‘ es attended by Mrs. E. E _ AMUSEMENTS, "ER GARDEN. The management has sincere pleasure in anpoume- ing the By UNBOUNDED sUCcESS =| of the great and bg aed American Comedian, He will appear this evening, Thursday, August 22, ie two great comic roles, aa TIMOTHY BROWN, in MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE, and ag TOODLES. TOODLES. TOODLES. TOODLES. After which the delightful comedietta of THE FIRST NIGHT. Doufare. . Mr. Lewis Bakor. Rose. . Mrs. Alexina Fisher Baker. Mise Fitzjames Mrs, F. 8. Chanfrau. The company comprises Mossi Hilt, Marlowe, Hinde, Wall, Mrs. Alexina Fisher Baker, Mrs. Thayor, Mrs. FS. Chanfrau and Mrs. Marlowe. On yesterday the management had the pleasure of im- viting attention to the flattering opinions of several of the leading journals of CLARKE’S OODLES, CLARKE’S TOODLES. To-day tho management desire to annex the following re- markable criticisms of the New York Tribune:— Mr. John 8. Clarke, who played but a single brief on- gagement in this city since his name rose from the undte- Unguished level of the stock company, did not, at the time of that engagement, enact this character, but ap- peared in it on Mouday night for the first time hore. ‘That his success was fully as great as in anyother of his per- sonations is saying, perbaps, too little, for to many ‘“ileo- diea’’ is the best of all his efforts since we have knows him in Now York. He was received by an audience gratifying as to num- bers, and eminently complimentary as to enthusiasm. $8 favorably were they impressed with the efforts of the young actor that he was twice called back after his exit, in the middle of a scene, to receive the complimentary cheers of the house—a high favor, go seldom accorded te rf that he should mark its occurrence with the of white stones in lis calendar of bright and . Lewis Baker, Bartow ys. lending characteristic of Mr. Clarke’s performance of Toodles dese: special and most commendable notes. 1t is his careful avoidance of everything that might seous to be an imitation of any of the illustrious comedians who have before acted the part. Ho espegially most sta- diously avoids the peculiar and well known ‘stage busi- ness" with which Mr. Burton was wont to set the whole thoatre in.a roar, and thus, by hia own voluntary act, de- bars himself the iL of cortain never failing “points,” in which he could scarcely have failed to be inimitabig funny. ‘The severe extent of this deprivation can only ba rightly understood and perfectly comprehended in all tte force by those who are intimate with the technicalities of stage performances, but it cannot fail to greatly eahanoe the reputation of an actor who shows himself 80 strictly conscientious ag to sacrifice applause—that dearcst trea sure of an actor's heart—to strict and severe originality. Mr. Clarke might doubtless make Toodles funnier than now he does, were he content to be less of a true artist and more of a mere mimic. In this, as in all his other personations, the distinguish ing quality of his acting isa careful regard for what te simply natural. Though ‘“Toodles,’’ as delineated by the author, is very high! ly colored, ‘and, perbaps, entirely overdrawn, still Mr. Clarke contrives to invest it with & naturalness that almost would clear the author from the charge of exaggeration. ‘The great feature of the play is considered to be a cor- tain drunken scene, wherein the hero, by stage tradition, is, on sufferance, permitted to say and do almost ang- thing that will provoke a laugh; and, of course, this pri- vilege has been frequently availed of to excuse anticw that the drunkenest of all drunken men could never have found it possible to perpetrate. Mr. Clarke has changed all th His drunk is a natural drunk—one that is instantly recognized as genuine by & discriminating preponderance of the male beholders. Ho is drunk in the legs, the knees, in the heels, im the hands, and not_me1 he preposterous necktie, the absurd hat, or the thumbless gloves. His inebriety comes upconsciously out in the unsteadiness of the head, the top- Piness of the neck, the thickness of the voice, the spas- Modic attempt to conceal the betraying hiccup, and is ne’ morely artificially forced upon the eye, in the elaborately out of place necktie, the coat so carefully buttoned in the wrong place, the pautaloons 60 ostentatiously tucked out- side the boots, the hat systematically set over one our, or the gloves so nover failingly drawn upon the wrong hands. Ta fact, this description would distinguish Mr. Clarke's drunken scene trom that of all mere imitators of a fore- gone model—it is an inebriety of the man, the brain, the body, aud the limbs, and not a feigned intoxication simply of the outer individual, set forth by a studied and artificial disarrangement of the boots and breeches. {From tho New York Evening Express. Mr. J.8. Clarke, whose success @ few months ago was 80 remarkable, reappeared last evoning, The programme included “The Rough Idamond” and ‘Tho Toodios,”’ im both of which this young actor proved himself a man of coasummate comic genius, The comparison with Burtos in the character of Toodles was course, inevitable, and higher praise could hardly be offered to Mr. Clarke. than to say that this comparison was not unfavorable to hi His conception is decidedly original, but by ao Maeans,ferlor to that of | the. great comedian tore Created the part; while his rondoring fl fees. unctuous, wes mdee delicately sbicled, meee’ eatarca with all its fun, and decidedly free from that coarsencas which detracted from the morit of Burton’s best pornoa: etions. bir. Clarke has been compared with J but he ig a man of more genius than Jefferson. Jet had the qualities of intellectuality and wit; he perceived. beforehand what he wanted todo, and did it, Mr. Clarke {eels what Jefferson perceived; consequently Mr. Clarke's hold of his audience is greater than Jefferson’s; he hae also a greater versatility; Jefferson played a character; Clarke plays @ human being. Jeiferson was the same. Throughout the play, consistent, uniform, Clarke i@ emotional, changeful, natural, Friday, August 23, Benefit of MR. J. S. CLARKE. fferson EW BOWERY THEATRE. Sole Proprietors. .Measrs. G, L. Fox & J. W. Lingard. ‘Tharsday, August 22, BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of the great Military Ger wy Chas. Gayler, Eaq. Or, Tue Sackine or Fainrax Court House. GRAND MILITARY TABLEAUX, GORGEOUS SCENIC EFFEOTS. THE EIGHTH REGIMENT DRUM CORPS will appear in bivouack, and beat the Tattoo, ‘he last scone, representing THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN, Acknowledged to be The most brilliant Battle Tablcaux Ever witnossed. The performances terminating with the Scottish Drama, GILDEROY, THE ‘ER OF SCOTLAND. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. ‘The unparalleled attractions of the Museum are calling together thousands of both sexes, and all — and classes. THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS, THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS, THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS, THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS, RIVER HORSE—RIVER HORSE, RIVER HORSE—RIVER HORSE, RIVER HORSE—RIVER HORSE, FROM THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT, FROM THE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT, THE GREAT BEHEMOTH OF THE SCRI’ , THE GREAT BEHEMOTH OF THE SCRIPTURES, THE GREAT BEHEMOTH OF THE SCRIPTURES, AND THE MARVEL OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM, AND THE MARVEL OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM, is universally acknowledged to be the greatest wonder ever seen in America. Every intelligent person knows that this 1s the first one ever seen in this country, and is. was only by the special permission of the GRAND VICEROY OF EGYPT that this was obtained, the penalty being death for any of his subjects to allow one to leave his dominions without. his permission, He is strictly an AMPHIBIOUS ANIMAL, living under water or out of it; will float on top of water, walk on the bottom of a river, under water, and may be seen at the Musoum in the ARTIFICIAL RIVER, SWIMMING AND WALKING as if frolicking in his native stream, the historic Nile, Ya 48 accompanied by SALAAMA, HIS ARAB KEEPER, who is himsolf a curiosity asa specimen of that historia tribe of men. Also, just obtained at great expense, and now to be seou swimming in the large tank in the Aquarial Hall, A LIVING SHARK, beside a great variety of other living Fish, Turtles, &c. , &e. WHAT IS IT? OR MAN MONKEY. SEA LION, MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON, MONSTER SNAKES, AQUARIA, HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL, &@. The Lecture Room Entertainments embrace PETITE DRAMA, BURLETTA AND FARCE, By a company of rare musical and dramatic talent. MISS DAWRON, DOUBLE VOICED VOCALIST, MLLE. MATILDA E. TOEDT, The talented young Violinist, &c. Admission to all, 26 cents; children under 10, 15 cents, KYANTS’ MINSTRELS, Mechanics’ Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grand street. MONDAY, August 19, and every night during the week. Crowded Houses, Immense Success. CAMPBELL, in new Ballads and Tyroleam Warblings. PEEL and GETTINGS in their great Zouavo Clog Reel. EPH HORN, JAPANESE TOMMY and DAN BRYANT, The fun makers, in their comical acts, ‘Tre Raw Recxors, Loxa Braxcu Rusmicators. New Songs, Vances, Sayings, Buriesques, Plantation Scenes, &c. Doorsopen at 7. Curtain rises at 8. Tickets 25 cents. HAKLEY WHITE'S, GHARLEY WHITE'S, 113 Grand street, 113 Grand street, One door west of Broadway, Free Lunch given every night. ITCHCOK’S NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, No 172 NEW CANAL STREET, (one block from Bowery.) A CARD —The manager has much pleasure in anoounc- ing an engagement with the popular and fascinating vo- calist, MISS JENNIE ENGEL, MISS JENNIE. ENGE MISS JENNIE ENGEL, Her second appearance tiris evening. Also the elegant dancers in an entirely new ballet, MLLE. FRANK LA FOLLE, MULE. FRANK LA FOLLE, MisS EMMA GARDINER, | MISS EMMA GARDINER, MISS F CRISTIF, i MISS EMMA SMITH, JOHNNY NEIL AND DICK BERTHELON, In new, original and laughable negro acts. s. ¢. The popular vocalist, THE BEST ENTERTAINM FOUR HOURS’ PERFORMANC WITHOUT INTERMIS ADMISSION. k 10. .saceseness ANTED— SUSE, LADY CO W mental singer, men for fuany business, banyoist and others, for first class concert room. Inquire after 10 o'clock to-day at 161 8th @y.. Up Sstaips, Ajao waltes