The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1861, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1861. NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of the California Pony Expre: OvreR Station, Pactric "Kaan Noesry-rive Minas West o¥ Fort KEARNY, August 30, 1861. ‘Tho pony express passed here at five o’clock this norinng, furnishing the following news (or the Associated *ress:— Saw Francisco, Aug. 21, 1861. Arrivals none. Sailed 11th, ship Zeaman tor Sidney ; st, steamer Unclo Sam for Panama, carrying 193 pas- Bengers and $1,100,000 in specie for New York, and $138,- 000 for England. ‘The principal shippers of treasure Werd:=—= Wells & Fargo. . .. $475,000 Davidson, eeeeee 128,000 Geiler & Bro. 66,000 Coleman 50,000 Tallant & Wilde. 40,000, Alsop:& Co........ 80,000 Brumagen.. ‘The following aro the cabin passengors per Uncle Sam:— J. H. Hickox, Lieut. Seaman, U.$. A.; Licut. E. Ball, v.85. jeut. Alexander, U. 8. A; Major Allen, U, Major General Grier, U.S. A., and family; J. Gilmer and family, Captain Gregg, U.S. A.; Captain Myers, U.S. A.; Captain Mason, U.'S. A., and family; Captain Hancock ani family, J §, Kline and wife, W. H. Wallace, €. 2 Clark, Haywood Parker, Jobn Rigby ‘Decatur Thomp* ton, E, W. Loflerts, M.C. Smith, J. Dixon, T. 8. Dorsey, wife and family; Mr. Reyners and family, H. F, Clark, Alexander Thompson, T. W. Tilden, G. H.’ Sproat, Rev. 0. Blandry, Rev. M.D, Morbury, R. J. ‘Thomas, D. Me- Oottney, David Stuar, J. R. Sproat, E. S. Spentrosa, Thos. Rodegnez, B. Chaver, Dr. Steinberger, Licut. C.G, Harker, Mrs. ©. Butler, Mrs. A. J. Butler and Major Hungerford, who served in the Mexican war, and who goes East to ‘oin the Union army. ‘The ship Thatcher, McGown, has been'chartered toload for New York in Moore & Falger’s line. Business generally is assuming a more healthy condi- ‘ion, with rather more inclination to purchase leading articles of merchandise recently received. Some four hundred bales of drills and shectings were sold yesterday , concentrating the stock in a few hands, and establishing the price at eleven cents all round for standard. In other respects pricesare unchanged. The demand for money ‘or to-aay’s steamor was nol urgent, but sufficiently ac- tive to chable bankers to obtain 2 per cent for the usual short paper accommodations; 14 per cent is the rate up- on the street. There is more disposition manifested to buy wheat for export; some irregular export buyers aro oaying $1 42.0.$1 48. ch of the three political partics have nominated a third candidate for Congress, in accordance with the Matement of the Secretary of the Interior that California, under the census, is entitled to three members instead of two. Relief committees, composed of former residents of New York, and most of the New England States and Michigan, are organized in San Francisco for the purpose of receiving subscriptions for the aid of the families of volunteers from the States named. ‘The body of Terrence Bellew McManus, one of the Irish exiles of 1848, was shipped to-day by (he Uncle Sam for ‘reland, via New York, The Irish residents of San Fran- cisco joined in agrand funeral demonstration previous to olacing the body on the steamer. Shaw's Flat, Tuolumne county, was the scene of a de- Mructive fire on Saturday. ‘The total loss is estimated at §18,000. It was supposed to be the work of an incen- ary. There are said to be a good many sympathizers with the rebels in Nevada Territory. They held a convention Wt Siloa city on the 28th, and adopted resolutions reaf- Arming the Breckinridge Baltimore piatform; in favor of the preservation of the Union; asserting that it was the duty of the Territory to yield obedience to the constitu- Vional acts of Congress; recognizing Crittenden’s compro: mise as sound; py td formed in peace cannot be main- iained by force; the duty of the general government is to watablish a brauch mint and to provide or entering lands, wad leave the universal lands to private enterprise. It was also Resolved, That tho President of the United States has been guilty of violation of the constitution and usurpation Of power in borrowing and appropriating money, raising armies and increasing the navy without the authority of Congress, and that such acts are dangerous to liberty and tend to convert the government intoa military despotism. Twenty delegates were present. Judge Cradiebaugh and Judge Bryson, of Carson, and J. Williams, of the ise newspaper, have announced themselves as can- idates for delegates to Congress from Nevada Territory. ‘Tho steamer Cortez, from Portland, Oregon, with dates to the 16th, brings a report that all the Indian tribes east of the Cascade mountains, including the Nez Perces, ap- peared to be preparing for war upon the whites, Miners wore leaving the Nez Perces region, and a number of mur- dors were reported. The Portland Times, commenting on the news, says that there are between 6,000 and 6,000 people in the Nez Percos section of the country, but they are poorly armed, And should tho different tribes of Indians join together and make war upon the whites, as it is reported they will, we fear, before arms and ammunition can reach them, they will be obliged to leave the mining region for the winter. nee SPECIAL NOTICES. OLUMBIAN LODGE NO. 484, F. AND A. M.—THE members of Columbian Lodge are hereby summoned to meet at their lodge room, Masonic Tempio, corner of Broome and Crosby streets, thisday (Tuesday), at 12 M., to pay the last tribute of respect to our departed brother, James H. Hinchman. By order of ALEXANDER TROTTER, W. M. All M. M. in good standing are invited to attend. IQUOR DEALERS’ MEETING.—A REGULAR MONTH. ly meeting of the New York Liquor Dealers’ Society ‘will be held at the Mr A.M. MATTHEW Jouy Rocers, Recording Secretary. ‘OTICE.—I HEREBY CAUTION ALL RECRUITING: sergeants and others from enlisting Joseph Casserly And all other persons from trusting or harboring him. He has left his home without the consent of his parents. He is fourtoon years old, five feet two inches in height, fair complexion, blue eyes and light brown hair. Whet he lofthad on @ dark blue jacket, light blue pants and gray fatigue cap. Any information will be thankfully Foceived at John Beham's, 621 Third avenue, New York. ___._ MILITARY. EADQUARTERS TWELFTH REGIMENT, Y. 3. M., September 2, 1861.—General Orders No.—. Com: iMandants will assemble their companies, on Wednesday, the 4th inst., at their armorics as follows:—Company A’ 9 A. M.; Company B, 9% A. M.; Company C, 1014 A. M.! Company D, 1134 A.'M.; Company E, 12 M.; Company F, LP. M.; Company G, 13 P. M.; Company H, 2 P. M Company 1,3 P. M.; Company K,3% P. M., for the pu of receiving the further allowance of pay received r them. Notice will be sent to the respective armorics on Wednesday where to proceed for paymtnt. By order of WM. G. WARD, Lieutenant Colonel commanding. M. Lovanray, Acting Adjutant. ILITARY INSTRUCTION.—A RETIRED OFFICER, expects to be nominated very shortly to the Colo- uelcy of a regiment, wishes to employ the interval in Grilling and fully preparing gentlemen ror military ser- vice. Address Centurion, 132 East Fourteenth street. ILITARY INSTRUCTION.—AN EXPERIENCED OF ficer (a graduate), who fought in several wars nd is quite familiar with all the West Point tactics, will Bropare eld and company oficers for their examination. Apply at 73 St. Germain Hotel, Fifth avenue, IXTY-NINTH REGIMENT N. Y. S. M.—THE OFFI- cers and members of this regiment are hereby or- dered to meet at their drill room, Kssex market, on Wed- Gesday, September 4, at 9 o'clock A. M., for the purpose Of receiving their mileage. By order of JAMES BAGLEY, Major com’g Sixty-ninth reg’t. J. MoKzom, Adjutant. Ks \TH REGIMENT—CALEDONIAN CLUB.—THE PRO is ceeds of the Fifth Annual Games of the Club are year devoted to the relief of the families of the gal- fant Seventy-ninth. Jones’ Wood, Thursday, September 5, 1861. Admission 25 cents, ments ROMIAOA Le EMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.—THE DELE- gates elected under call of Tammany Hall, will meet at Syracuse House Wednesday morning, September 4 CHARLES G. CORNELL , Chi Delegation. é airman , A. B. Rotiivs, Secretary. i — IXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT._AT A MEETING OF the delegates to the Sixth Assembly District Con- vention, held at the Crystal, Monday, September 2, 1861, pursuant to call of Democratic Republican General Com” mittee of Tammany Hall. Aldermen Michael Tuomey and Hon. Samuel T. Webster, were unanimously selected as delegates to tho Democratic State Convention at Syracuse, Beptember 4, 1861. Hon. George A. Jeremiah and Alex. Proudfort were in like manner elected alternates. ‘WM. J. COKY, Chairman, 6th District Convention. > Avex. Provprorr, Secretary, ' TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICY.—AT A MEETING OF DELE gatos of this district, held at Walter's Hotel, corner of Grand and Ridge streets, at 12 o'clock M. on the 2d of September, pursuant to notice of Tammany Hall General Committee, the following uamed gentlemen were UnanimouslPelected as delegates and alternates to the Democratic State Convention, to be held at Syracuse Sept. 4, 1861, viz:—William L. Ely, delegate: William Mf, Tweed, alternate; James Young, deiegate; E. ©. McCon- nell, alternate. ANTHONY MILLER, Chairman, Damimt MoGanvey, Secretary. ee BILLIARDS. FINE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, WITH A his newly invented patent cushions, is offered very Jow for cash by WM. J. SHARP, at his manufactory 148 Fulton street. Also a few second hand tables, _uune sey 18 YOUR TIME TO BUY SPLENDID new and second hand Tables, for $100, $125, $200 and $250, everything complete. ‘Call and examine or fend your orders by mail to WM. H. GRIFFITH, at 146 Fulton street. HELAN’S PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES And COMBINATION CUSHIONS. Prices reduced to suit the times, PHELAN & COLLENDER, 67 Crosby street. nwt... RESTAURANTS, HERE ARE THREE ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES IN BU- Sines; yea, verily, there are four; the first is a su- ‘Petior article, the second a reasonable price, the third ie Wo let the public know where it is to be had, the fourth is She porsonal supervision by the proprietor. ‘The finest Philadelphia Ale 8 cents per glass at No. 2 Cortlandt st Gorthwest corner of Broadway SPENCER. FOR SALE. _ GOOD BARGAIN,—ANY ONE WISHING TO INVEST in tho Hotel or Emigrant business. An old esta- diishod Emigrant Hotel in the First Ward, of fifteen years standing, to soll out at a great sacrifice. Inquire of ROBY, WA 102 West streot, between § and 12 A. M., or at 25 Greenwich street. SINGER’S SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE; BEEN used only two weeks; warranted in perfect order anda first rate machine. Will bo sold cheap. Apply in ie ambrotype gallery, 281 Sixth avenue, near Kighteenth street. RARE CHANCE FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO GO into business.—A Saloon, with furniture and fix- tures, for sale, with the lease for two years; basement and upper story rented, which makes the rent low. Good reasons will bo giverrfor leaving. Inquire at the Wood bine Shades, Myrtle avenue, near Jay street, Brooklyn. RUG STORE FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST stands in the city of Brooklyn; has been threo yeras established, is splendidly fitted up, well stockéd, and doing a first class and profitable business; will be sold low for cash, or part cash and balance in Troasury notes or other good security, Apply at 314 Fulton avenue. NOR SALE COUNTY MILK DEPOT, OR SALE—~THE ORAN i corner Duftield and Johason streets, Brooklyn, Will Jd reasonable, as the owner is going: in the countr; J. KNOWN HAYWARD HOUS! 6 good busidegs, but seLL on ito- tor Washington.’ Inquire on the ‘To a business man it will bo count of having to te premises, 176 Third avenue, a good fnvestmont, (OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED SEGAR STOR doing @ good business; the reason for selling the owner is going leave the city. For further information apply at 659 Hudson street. A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND joon, neatly fitted up, well established, in Also, a Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, on one of the principal’ corners down town, Reasons for ing. Apply at 115 John street. LOST AND FOUND. AAA AAR AAA AAAS 0G LOST—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 1, AT the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, @ small white poodle Dog, with long hair, feot and face partially clipped; tips of oars dark; answers to the name of Sherrie, 1y person bringing the samo to 244 South Fifth streot, Jorsoy City, will be liberally rewarded, ———— OST—IN A FIFTH AVENUE STAGE, ON SATURDAY last, by a lady getting out at Kighth street, about five o'clock, light Parasol, The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning it to No, 8 St. Mark’s place. , OST—ON SATURDAY NIGHT, WHILE IN A BROAD" way and Forty-second street stage, a leather Tra” veiling Bag, containing some linen and a pair of opera glasses. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same with the owner, No. 4 College place, I Tie REMOVING FROM LEXINGTON A nue, & package of letters and! other papers, of no valuo except to the owner, ‘The finder will besuitably rewarded by returning the samo to E. Everette, No. 18 Fast Kighteentn street. Liistcok SATURDAY, EVENING, IN’ AVENUE , between Soventh and Ninth strcots, a gold seal, with cannon and part of chain attached. A liberal reward will bo paid on loaving it at Myles O'Neal’s, corner of Seventh street and avenue D. OST—ON FRIDAY LAST, IN THE VICINITY OF Union square, a small black King Charles dog, with a red leather collar. The finder on returning it to 37 East Fifteonth street, will reccive a reward of seven dollars. OST—ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, A BULL TERRIER brindle Sint, with spots on the side and the owner's lume On the collar, George Turner; any person bringing her to No, 102 Prince street ill be liberally rewarded. F. DENE, No. 102 Prince street. OST—FROM A PASTURE AT EIGHTY-FIFTH STREET, near Bloominglale road, two Gray Horses; ary person giving information leading to the recovery of the Same, will be liborally rewarded. Inquire at Red Bird Line ‘Stage Stables, West Thirty-fifth street, betwoon ‘Tenth and Eloventh avenues. AR AND TOBACCO STORE, CHEAP; m, and tobacco route, if wanted. i to leave the city, Apply —CHEMICAL LABORATORY, ONE WELL dd, aud having every cgnvenionce for an- cal and oxperimontal business, together with a select library of 800 volumes, is olfered for shle at a fair pric: Addregs, with real name, box 3,758 New York Post offic OR SALE—A NEAT FITTED UP LUNCH AND BAR room; good location, near the general Post office. Witt be sold cheap for cash. For particulars apply at MITCHELL'S Business Agency, 77 Codar street, from 11 to 1 o'clock, JOR SALE—THE REST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL corner Liquor Store in the Fourth ward, with a fair k, doing a large trade, a long lease and it low rent, Apply at. 170 Chatham stree J.P. TRAVER, Auctioneer, (OR SALE—THE STOCK OF A FANCY STORE, RENT cheap, incliding the fixtures and farniture: reasons given for selling out. Inquire at 544 Kighth ave- nue, between Thirty-ninth and Forlieth streets, WOR SALE—THE BEST WHOLESALE AND RETA Liquor Store on the east side of town, on the best Street in the city; a thre ments for family. Wi ham street, second floc yeu @ at low rent; apart livery low. Apply at 170 Chat- J.P. TRAVER, Al DRINKING SALOON, WITH FR atus; the bar nicely furnished ; Liquors, , &c., on hand; also two first class Bowling Alleys at’ is ina principal thoroughfare. Apply to 8. BOLI- 83 Nassau street ONE OF FINKLE & LYON’S IMPROVED Se M Cost $85; warranted port Quilting Guay $60, including ‘Yuck and Hemmer ail oue dozen Needles, Address box 135 Herald office, VOR SALE—A NICELY WITTED UP BARROOM, IN an improving neighborhood; will be gold at a bar- gain if applied for immediately. For further particulars apply on the premises, 81 West Forty-ninth street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, r) OR SALE— GROCERY BUSINESS, NEAR THE city, doing 2 cash trade of $250 por week: lease chances for five years at $150 per year; one of the be ever offered to 4 man Lo start in the busine shown r Inquire at 438 Greon OYSTER AND DINING SALOON, WITH hed; a rare chance for business; wouid take a gold watch’in part payment. Call at 74 West street. r) OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND R Liquor Store, well fitted ness, with cheap rent. & selling. Apply to J. COLE, QR LEAT A GREAT SA and Fixtures of a Confectiones AND AT A SACRIFICI od Will and Fixtures of a Coal Yard, doing @ good business. Apply to D. 8. MILLS, 338 Broome street, corner of the Bowery. AIL CORNER and doing a good busi tory reasons given for 169 Fulton street, Brooklyn. (OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FI Liquor Store, the only one on the four Ply at 385 Chor ‘orner of $ sold, as (he owner is going to California, orhors. Ap: Must be ROCERY STORE FOR SALE OR TRADE.~-TH. W corner in the city 142 Spring street, corner of Wooster; good stock of ies aud Liquors. Apply in the store, 142 Spring stroc OTEL AND DINING ROOMS, FOR SALE~IN COM plete order, now doing a good business, which can by proper management be greatly increased.’ Location un- surpassed. A chance rarely oifered. Apply or address J. M. BROW? 72 Cortlandt street. HOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE—AT HALF COsT, finely located, on the corner of Broadway nd Amity street, with great facilities for specimens. Rent very low. Also 34, 34 and 4-4 Cameras for sale, J , 631 Broadway, D PATENT FOR SALE, CON UARTZ ROCK MILLS AD ‘E by ceded atthe mines the and other hard substances to impalpable powder, with hardened shifting grinding surfaces, easi SOU" K & WOOD, 82N FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL AND atent Right, original in its detaila, es Sential to public buildings, hotels and private dwellings, and yiolding, doubtless, the largest profit, without risk, of any right issued since the new law. Address for three . Stating time aud place of interview, Patent Ofice, Herald office. jassan street. WILL BUY THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF the old Drag Store, kept twenty years by Dr. Merand (Poor Man's Plaster). All will go for $75, as the doctor is dead. Store 270 Division street, : WILL BUY A WHO) ALE AND RETAIL 25 liquor store down town; low rent, and apart. meats fora family; must be sold: will take ‘part cash. Apply at 104 Mott Streot, near Canal, or No. 12 Centre street, of ZEGLIO & HASTIN 15 WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST PAYING corner Porter Houses in the city, weil lo- cated near a good ferry; must be sold, as the owner haa other business; rent 10% with apartments for a family. Apply to J. P. TRAVER, 170 Chatham street, second joor. OS! OR STOLEN—ON OR ABOUT THE 20TH OF August, a black square Hat Box, marked M. M. E., way from was called for by an oxpress wagon, and take s clothing of little value to any 25 Fifth avenue; it eon one but the owuer. Any information which may leaa to its recovery will bo suitably rewarded by F. 8. Barrett & pet. Co,, 74 Beaver sti DOCKETROOK.—FOUND, A DAYS AGO, A Pocketbook, containing a sum of money. The owner can have it by proving property and ing for the ad- vertisement, by calling at 333 Third avenue, in the store 10 HONESTY.—THE WATCH, CHAIN AND LOCKET that was lost on the east site of Broadway, between Bleecker and Tenth streets, on Wednesday, tho 28th ult., are as follows:—Tho watch ‘was a hunting’ ease, with & white face; it had engraved on one of the covers a lady riding on horseback, with one or two 4 a long neck chain—it had a slide; larger than a ten cont piece—it had inside of it hair braid. ed once through the twiddle; the hair was stightly gray. If the above described articles are brought to No- 3 Astur place tho person wilbreceive $20 reward, JE WARDS, ARD.—LOST, A TORTOISE SHELL PORTEMON- * naie, cased with silver, containing $27 or more, and au order for $400. The finder may keep the contents if he will bring or send the portemonnaie to 28 West Fif- teenth sir 3 REWARD.—LOST ON SUNDAY, A LARGE Groen Parrot, The above reward will be paid on information whore she may be had, ‘T. MARTINE, 205 West Twenty-cighth street. & REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, ND) in tho Sixth avenue cars, or in going from Vesoy street to Reekmon, a Hair Bracolet, with coral clasp. If the findor will roturn the same to 75 Beckman street, he willreceive the above reward and the of ‘tho owner. A. HERMANCE. REWARD.—STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES 69 Laurens street, on Sunday afternoon, a white Voodle Dog, answering to the name of Bello. He is all shaved except the legs and heal. Any person returning him to the above address will receive the promisod reward, UN & REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY WDed in the Eighth avenue, betw ‘Whirty-fourth streets, a black’ Ince veil. was seen to pick ft Up will r Joaving it at 205 Wes SEPTEMBER 2, irty-third and ‘Tho ‘person who ve the above reward by wonty-eighth stroot, = REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, A 2) Pocket Wallet, coutaining one $20 bill, believed to bo on the Marine Bark; one $5 of the Bank of the Com- monwealth, two notes made by E. R. Boyle and endorsed by A. J. Van Winklo, and other papers, only useful to the her. The above toward willbe paid on rolurn of the let and contents to S, Kellinger, No. 6 Union place. iY REWARD.—LOST, A WHITE POODLE DOG. Whoever will rotirn him to 174 Wooster street, will receive the above reward. REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, IN THIRD street, Hoboken, between Washington and Garden streets, ‘a pocketbook, containing $23 in bills. (i der will please doliver it at 21 Washington terrace, Hoboken, and receive the above reward, REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY EVENING, IN coming trom Hoboken to New York, a Gold Chain, No. 10,159. ‘The finder, by returning it ‘ay, Fulton Hotel, or 149 Fulton street, will receive the aboye reward and no questions asked. REWARD.—LOST ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 6o'clock, in Sullivan street, a ch and Chain, Taylor & Sons, No. 2,714, ‘Tho finder will, by returning 4s information of the same to James Winterbottom, 196° Spring street, receive the above reward, M1 St OR STOLEN, ON THURS- >. y night, the 29th iust., about 9 o'clock, while standing on the front: platform of a Third avenue car on the down trip, a double cased gold Watch, having two sets of movements, Jerguson make; the outside ease has engraved on the back the full name J. C. H., with date of month and year. It being a prized relic of a de- ceased friend I will/pay the above reward, and ask no questions whatever, Address Mr. H., station A, Spring street Post oflice, 10 REWARD.—LOST, DURING THE EXCITE- I} ment of the fire at 405 Fourth street, August 19, ai enamelled diamond cluster Ring. The above reward. will be paid on leaving the ring with J. W. BOUTON, 87 Walker street. MILLINERY. ASHON PAPER PATTERNS— FOR FALL AND WINTER. Mme. DEMOREISS GOODALL, begs to announce to her numerous subscribers and ladies in general that she has received her fashions for the ensuing season per steamer Fulton. Tho »wledged. superiority and high patron- age she has been honored with for so many years renders any comment unnecessary. Grand opening September 2, N. B.—To avoid being deceived, note name dross carefully , 538 Caual street, opposite Greene. ME. DEMOREST’S GRAND OPENING OF PATTERNS of the Paris Fall Fashions, comprising new and Plegint designs for Cloaks, Gore Dresses, Sleeves, Waists, Aprons, Misses’ and Boys’ Dresses, in great variety. 473 Broadw and all the branches. September number of the“ Mirror of Fashion’ ready Sept. 5. 1 5 —FOR SALE, THE STOCK AN FIXTURES e of one of the beat corner Liquor Stores in the Thirteenth ward, with three years’ Lease: .will be sold for one-half its value; the only one on the four cor- ners. Apply to J. S. REILLY, 62 Willettatreet. WILL BUY THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX- 0 tures of a nice family Grocery store, we fitted up and in a good location; invoices nearly $900. Apply this day at 517 Ninth avenue a1 00 WILL BUY THE BEST CORNER GRO- e cery and Liquor Store in the Eighth ward; a fine stock of Groceries and Liquors; good lease and low rent. Apply in the store, 142 Spring ‘street, corner of Wooster. Bs BALL, CRICKET AND ARCHERY DEPOT, AT HINRICH'S, late Werckmeister, 150 Broadway, up stairs, A full assortment of implements for above games constantly on hand, and for sale at moderate prices, wholesale or retail. Price lists can be had on ap- Plication. Orders by mail or express promptly attended to. RANCIS BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE choice Breeds for stock and sale, Butler's Infallibie Mange Cure and Flea Exterminator, 50 cents. per bottle. Butler’s “Breeding, Training, Diseases, &c. , of Dogs,” $1. Dogs boarded, trained, &c. Medicines for ail diseases. FFLICTED RESTORED—IGNORANCE _EXPOSED— Fallacies unmasked.—Dr. LARMONT’S Paris, Lon- don and 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- ARDSON, No. 1 V« esey St.; DEXTER & CO., 113 Nassau st., N. Y., and JOHNSON, 66 Stato st., Chicago; or the author, 647 Broadway, up stairs. |. DISEASES OF WOMEN, INCLUDING THOSE A arising from Midwifery Cases, Irregularities, De- Thittating Intluences, &c., successfully treated by Dr. H. A. BARROW, 194 Bleecker street, four doors’ from. dtacdougal street, New York. Hours of consultation, from 11 till 2 and from 4 till 8. Sundays till 2, R. COOPER, NO. 14 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON- sulted on all diseases of a certain nature. Twenty- eight years exclusively devoted to these complaints ena- bie him to warrant acure in all cases. The victims of misplaced confidence in medical pretenders can call, with a certainty of being radically cured or no pay. R. WARD, NO. 12 LAIGHT STREET, PERFORMS speedy and permanent cures. His great remedies ‘unequalled for curing certain diseases; price $1. Cure guaranteed. OR SALE CHEAP—FOUR THOROUGHBRED IRISH Fox Hounds, already trained; only three months old. Can be seen at 14 Woost street. PORTING.—GREAT RACE BETWEEN THE FOWLER and the COMET, at David Pollock's, Saltersville, N. J.) on Tuesday, September 8, at Lo’clock P. M. Stages loave every hour from the Jersey City ferry. Faro 10 cent reer hs cou AT RACE BETWEEN THE FOWLER and the COMET, at David Pollock’s, Saltersville, N-J., on Tuesday, September at lo’clock P.M. Stages leave every hour from tho Jersey City ferry, Fare, 1c. {PORTING.—A SHOOTING MATCH FOR $100 WILL take place on the meadows between Jersey City and Hoboken, on Weduesday, September 4, between the two renowned shots, William Taylor ani Miles Johnson. Plonty of birds oh the ground for all wishing to * go in” for sweepstakes, Shooting to commence at 1 o'clock. R. HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED his attention to diseases of a certain class, iu which fehas treated no less than fifty thonsand cases, without an instance of failure. His great remedy, Dr. Hunter's Red Drop, cures certain diseases when regular treatment and all other remedies fail; cures without dieting or ro- striction in the habits of the patient; cues without the disgusting and sickening effects of ‘all other remedies; cures in new cases in less than six hours. It roots out the poisonous taint the blood is sure to absorb unless tho remedy is used. It is $1 a vial, and cannot be obtained genuine anywhere than at tho old office, No. 3 Division street. Book for nothing that treats of the effects of early abuse, THE TURF. Pasa peaeraepenen eaar et ION COURSE.—PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIA- tion. Groat Trot, Flora Temple and Ethen Allen, nzedht> Goplember, 5, 1861, at 354 o’clock P, M. Match for $500. Mile heats, beat in five. Horace Jones names double team Ethen Allen and his running mate Socks, to wagon. J.D. McMann names b. m, Flora Tem- ple, to harness. Good day track N. B.—In this race Flora has the pole in each heat. Spocial trains for the course will leave Huntor’s Point at 234 P. M., and re- turn immediately after the race, Excursion tickets to and return 36 cents; single tickets 20 cents. James slip forry, at 2 P. M., will connect with the train. Also Thirty- fourth street ferry every five minutes. ‘Stages from ‘Thirty-fourth street ferry will be in attendance on the day of the race. JOSEPH CROCHERO! , Manager. ASHION COURSE PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIA- clation.—Sweepstakes for $100.—E. Wright names Sully Ann; G, Mott, Port Washington Maid; E, Pearsall, b. m. Lady Emma; C. Willis, ¢. gelding. Mile heats, best three In five, in'harness. ' Wodneaday, Soptember'4, at 33g o'clock BM, JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager. OR SALE—THE TROTTING HORSE “HONEST PETER, Apply to HIRAM WOODRUFF. NION COURSE, L, LTROTHNG —TURSDAY, SEP- mber 3, at 33g P. M. latch for $200, play or pay. Mile heats, best three in five, Hiram Woodrutt hatnes ¢. g. Tom Sayres to wagon, &. Tallman pames b. g. to @ 200 pound wagon, SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors _HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. STYLISH BAY HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP—16 hands high, trots inside 2:50. Alsoa fine ‘Top Bug- &y and Harness, city made, Apply at 878 Canal strest, up stairs, OR SALE—BY A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR EU- rope, two bay Carriage Horses, 153, hands high, seven 8 old; also, Carriages and a Cow. Apply at 245 Henry street, Brooklyn, or at the office 32 South William street, . OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME STYLISH JET black Horse, 16 hands high, seven years old, sound aud kind; sold for’ half his cost. Can be seen at King’s stable, Forty-first street, between Madison and Fourth avenues. Has been used’ in coupe. R SALE—A SPLENDID BAY PACING MARE, WAR- ranted sound and kind; no road too long for her. inquiro of HENRY NATHAN, Vesoy streot. side Washing- ton market, any ime before one o'clock P. M. GOR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF CARRIAGE Horses, 16 hands high, color bay, with black points, long tails, six years old and warranted sound. Apply at the private stables 41 Kast Sixteenth street, near Fourth avenue. XR SALE—A SPENDID BLACK STALLION, 1534 hands, sound, fast, and gentle in harness and saddle; Would maka fine officer's horse; is high bred, and a fine stock horse; would exchange, of take diamonds or real estate, Price $800. A_good'Top Shifting Wagon, $85; a three quarter seat good ‘Trotting Wagon, $15, Address 's stables. 2 BAY MARE, 7 YEARS OLD, LONG black legs, stands 1532 hinds high, kind in harness; one of the best saddle lorses in this city. Can be soon at Smith's livery stable, 182 West Twenty-fifth street, for three di (OR SALE—A LARGE, HEAVY, DOUBLE WAGON, nearly now, in god running order and cost $250; will by sold for $50. Inquireof W. PEARSON, foot of Adams street, Brooklyn, (OR SALE—OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR A GOOD work horaa, a dappel gray Mare, five years old, war- ranted sound and kind in all harness; and a fine saddle Mare, Also a black roan Horse, 1544 hands high, 9 years old; stylish and prompt driver. Can trot very fast. Also alight business Wagon and Harness in good order. To be seen at 21 Essex stroct, N. ¥. OR SALE—A SPLENDID ENGLISH PHAETON, MADE toorder by Brewster, and cost 575 dollars; ‘will be Soid for 250 dollars cash; it is made of the best material, and isin perfoctorder. Can bo seen by addressing J.G. M.) box 3,970 Post office. GIOR SALE—A VERY STYLISH BAY HORSE, NINE years old, 153; hands high, sound and kind in gin- gle anil double harness, and a very fino saddle horse, a very prompt driver, and can trot fast; to be sold low for wait of use. To be'scen at 21 Easox street, ‘ORSE WANTED—ABOUT 14 OR 15 HANDS HIGH; must be sound and gentle. ‘Those having such to Selt will find a customer by sending @ few lines to A. White, box 228 Herald oflic?, stating price and style. Fess FOR THE ARMY.—I WISH TO PURCHASE 1,000 Horses, fifteen hands high, for hght cavalry; any color except white; must bo quick, active horses, not over eight years old, sound J. 0. nd kind to aaddle, Apply to TAYLOR, 103, 105 and 107 East Twenty-fourth Now York. ‘ORSE FOR SALE.—ONLY $60 FOR A YOUNG, FAST Horse, 15 hands 2 inch in height. May be séen for iwo days at tho riding school and livery stable of Mr. R. Palomino, 133 East Twenty-second street. \PUATARY HORSE FOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE, Call and examine him at Garrigon’s Stable, 142 West Forty-seventh street, PONIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR CHILDREN. Po Ako, 2 Goot Sadi Horse. tld cheap at Forty- second street, between Fifth and Sixth aver ANTED A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE.—WANTED TO hire for a period of two months, or to buy at a very low prico, a lady’s saddle Horse. Apply at 86 West street, up stairs. HO} for 100 Family Carriages, all styles, 50 Sets Harness, &e., &e. Stable 10 Nevins street. Factory 184 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. HORSES ~=WANTED. 1.00 subscriber at the sta borin, or Post & Nichols, 82 Kast Twenty-fourth street, near Third avenue, PHILIP COPELAND. ere eee oe ARRIAGES, WAGONS AND HARNESS wna n DRY GOODS. SD ad GOODS FOR CASH. LORD & TAYLOR, 461, 463, 465 and 467 Broadway, Request the attention of ‘out of town buyers” to their present largo wholcsalo stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, Which they are offering at very LOW PRICES FOR CASH. EW SILK GOODS. 100 pieces rich Fancy Silks at $125, worth $2. 50 pieces Plain Taffotas, at 95 conts, worth $1 60. MOST EXTRAORDINARY. 80 pieces Fronch Popling, now designs, 75 cents. DERNIER GOUT PARISIEN. Cashmere Procho Shawls at $20, at LEGRAIN’S, 129 Broadway, lato Gray & Co. Bb STEAMBOATS. (Se MEETING ON STATEN ISLAND.—ONLY 25 cents to go and return, The splendid and commo- dious steamer JOSEPHINE has beon chartered express): to run, at a very low rate of fare, to the camp ground, commencing on Tuesday, the 3d of September, and con. tinue daring the week, ‘The Camp Meoting will bo held during this week at Tottenyille,on Staten Island, near Totten’s dock, opposite Perth Amboy, N. J. The camp is, located on the beautiful camp grounds of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Aspinwall Grove. To all who wish to enjoy a magnificent sail of twenty miles down the bay and around Staten Island, this opportunity should not be lost. Time and places of leaving as follows:—Leave foot of Broome street, at 83¢ A.M. and 1% P. M.; foot of Spring strect, at 9 A. M. and 2). M.; Staten Island ferry slip, foot of Whitehall street, at 4 A. M. and 24 P. M. Leave Totten’s dock for New York, at 12 M. and at 634 P. M., landing only at Staten Island’ ferry slip, foot of Whitehall street, New York. AY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY.—THE NEW ‘and fast steamboat DANIEL DREW loaves Jay stroct on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, at 7 A. M., calling at Tairtieth street. Excursion tickets to be bad on board. TEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP every day (Sundays excepted), at 3:30 P. M., for Northport, making the intermediate landings. Leaves Northport at 5 A. M. Fare to Glen Cove, 20 cents; to Great ‘k and Sands Point, 10 cents. Freight to Sand’s Point, Great Neck and Glen Cove, at half the usual rates. WINES AND LIQUORS. ‘ AMMER’S FRESH BREWED CHAMPAGNE ALE ON draught at W. J. RIDDING’S, No. 4 Jobn street. anemia ont I onersarrcoineine JORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION Insurance Company.—New York, Agust 31, 1861. Dividend.—The of Directors of this Company have this day declared a semi-annual dividend of ten (10) per cout payable on demand. W. H. WINDSOR, Secretary. WANTED—FOR TWO OR THREE 0 rears, for which excellent security and be given, box 205 e extra interest Ww: office. TURNED TO $100,000, IN A BUSI- $10.00 ness way, Those who desire to ex- amine, and would invest ‘if they see it” (but one man wanted), may address B., box 4,534 New York Post office; communications confidential. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoORT. $3) 900 gage, in sums of $1,000 and upwards, ah productive toal eatate’ in this clty or in Brooklyn, for one or more years. Apply to JOHN F. CONREY, at ‘the oflice of the People’s Fire Insurance Company, No. 66 Wall street. oo OO ONBIONB. . T7117 BLEKCKER STREET—MONEY ADVANCED TO any amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry , Pianos, Segars, Dry Goods, &¢. N’ B,—Pawabrokers! ticket bought, H. NEWTON, 77 Bleocker stroct, up stairs. T 66 NASSAU STREET.—A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND Broker, makes liberal advances on’ Diamonds, Watchos, Jewelry, &e., or buys them at full value, at his private Office, 66 "Nassau street, room No. 2, up’ stairs. Business confidential, T NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET.—MONEY TO LOAN TO apy amount on diamonds, watches, jowolry, &c. by the woll known and old established ISAAC, broker commission merchant No. 9 Chambers street.’ N, B.—No business transacted on Saturday. OUIS ANRICH, 723 BROADWAY, UNDER THE NEW York Hotel, advances moucy on Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, or will purchase the same at the highest prices, for cash. TO ADVANCE IN SUMS TO SUIT 19.999 oo Watches, Diamonds: and othoe porsonal property, or bought for cash, and tho highest price paid. Ofice hours from 9 till 6. L. JACOBS, 43 Codar street; branch office, 407 Broadway. TO ADVANCE BY HENRY HYMAN, OOO “So Broniway, room No. 3, on Watches, Dismonda and Merchandise of overy description from $10 and upwards. Merchants in want of money will do well to call. Business strictly confidential, away TO ADVANCE ON DIAMONDS, $50.00 Watchos and Jewelry: 80, on al kinds of merchandise. Pawn tickets bor A. B. HUTCHINSON, 141 Chambers st., first floor, opposite the Hudson River Rajiroad Depot. THE WAR. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, NO. 7 BOWL- ing Green, New York, August 31, 156) Sealed proposals will be received at this oifice until 10 o'clock Weduesday, the 4th of September, 1861, for far- nishing the United States with four hundred and tilty (450) Paulins. The Paulins to be 19x30 feet, made of the best No. 2 Paulin Duck, with good strong ‘eyelet holes all around, about 22 inches apart,and to be completed by the 25th day of September, 1861. Proposals to bo endorsed “Proposals for furnishing Pau- lins,”’ and addressed to undersigned. R. SAXTON, Captain and Assistant Quartermaster United States Army. ALLY ON THE IRISH BRIGADE.—THE SIXTY-NINTH roturns to tho war. Recruiting offices at Nos. 36d and 433 Pearl, and 30 Ouk streets. A few capable Sergeants can haye immediate employment by applying at 174 South street. NION VIGILANTS,—ALL THOSE UNION MEN AND Patriots unable to follow their comrades to the fiold of battle, and wishing to act for the Union cause at home, are requested to join the above Association, and to forward their names’ (stating residence) to ’Lucifer ‘Thompson, Secretary, Herald office, TH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE MILITIA— 5. Gardes Lafayette.—Capt. P, A. Gerdy, late Adju- tant, is appointed Comntissary, and detailed 'to superin- tend the recruiting office at Lulayette Hall, and to attend to the general affairs of the regiment. Recruits will be rovided with board and lodging immodiately after wing sworn into service, and sent to join the regiment now at the seatof war as soon as there is a suilicient number to compose a squad. Ry order of R. DE TROGRIAND, Colonel. S. Covimume, Adjutant. PERSONAL. ERT 3. VAN NOSTRAND IS REQUESTED TO CALL upon, or communicate his address to, James B. Witiiams, @5 Wail street, immediately, on business con- nected with his property’ in California, “A MANDA—PLEASE COME. UP TOWN AS QUICK AS A possible, Your mother is worried. iG. enn nena eA Anarene TRAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER- S' pool, landing and embark! uu town, Ireland, phia ‘Steamship Company intend powered Clyde built irap steamships GLASGOW. @ Liverpool, New Yor sat tee hin, 16 their ful + Saturday Sept. First cabin,.., Do, to London..... Do. to Paris... a teens . Do, to Hamburg. 85 | Do. to Hambury . Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Tremen, Rotter- dam, Antwerp, &., at equally low rates. Persons wishing to bring Ont their friends can tickets hore at tho torrets, Sova to New York:—From. Liverpool or Queenstown, First Cabin, $76, $35 and 0. From A Se Steerage from Liverpool, steamers have superior accommodations for page Sengers and carry experienced surgeons. ‘They aro built in water tight iron sections, and have patent fire aunihi- lators a ae ce fc For further information apply at the Company's offices, JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway N, Y. oma FROM NEW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL Te steamship GREAT EASTERN, having fulfilled her coutract with the British government, will sail from New York for Liverpoot On Saturday , October 6, RATES OF PASSAGE, In first cabin, $95 a $135, according to stateroom ag- commodation, ail other privileges being equal, In third cabin, from $35 to $50, . Suits of first class apartments for families may be ene gaged by 8) arrangement. The GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool on her re turn trip Tuesday, October 29. Plans of the ship ean be seen, and engagements made for freight and passage on application to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, 54 and 50 South street, OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE, On Saturday , Sept. eh ei States mall steamer AGO, D. Lines, commander, Will sail from pier No. 37 North river, foot of Beach street, on Saturday, September 14, at noon, This steamship (unsurpassed for safety and comfort) has double engines under deck, cnclosed by water tight compartments, which, besides othor results, tend, in the event of collision or stranding, to keop the pumps free Yowors, and secure the safety of vessel and passengers. r freight or passage apply to in PRAMUEL M. FOX, GEO. MACKENZIE, Agonts, No. 7 Broadway, Tho steamer FULTON will sail October 12. TEAM TO HAMBURG, HAVRE, LONDON AN® Southampton. ‘The Hamburg American Packet Company’s iron steam- ship TEULONIA, He ‘tinbe, commander, carrying the United States.mail, will leave {rom pier 21 Nocth river, foot of Fulton street, SATURDAY, Sopt. 7, at noon, for Hamburg, via Southampton, taking passengers fee Havre, London, Southampton and Hamburg. First cabin, $100; second cabin, $40; stecrage, $35. The steamers of this line will loave every alternate Saturday, carrying the United States mail. ‘The steamship Hammonia will sueceed. the Toutonia om Septomber 21. C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, * 151 Broadway. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STGAMSHIP NEW YORK, G. Wenke commander, carrying the United States mail, will sail from pier 30 North river, foot of Chambers street, on BATURDAY, September 28, at 12 o'clock M., FOR BREMEN, VLA SOUTHAMPTON, taking passenge:s to ‘ LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, at the following rates: — hog the tirst cabin, $100; second cabin, $60; steorage, For freight or passage anply to OKLRICHS & CO., 68 Broad streot. TEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND. LIVER- poo).—The Montreal Occan’ Steamship Company's Oret class full’ powered Clyde built steamer HIBERNIA, Capt. Grange, carrying the Canadian and United States mails, will sait from Quobec next Saturday, Sept Te Rates of passage from New York:—First. class, acoord! to accommodations, $70 and $85; steerage, found. wil cooked provisions, $30. Certificates issned for bringing ae yasesigecs — all co briucipal towns in Great ritain and Ireland at very low rates. For passage apply at 23 Broadway, Now York. : SAVEL & SEARLE, General Agente. RPOOL—OLD BLACK STAR LINK.—THR acket ship ails September 8, from pier 14 Kast The Universe sails September 10. Passengors will be taken at lowest rates, on application to WILLIAMS & GU.ON, 40 Fulton stree VOR LIVERPOOL—TAPSCOT?’S LINE.—THE FAVO- rite packet ship EMERALD ISLE, lying at pior 38 East river, suiis September 7, and packet ship GUY MAN- NERING September 11, For passage at low rates, or drafts on England or Ire!and, apply to TAPSCOTY & 00., No. 68 South street DDIE, WHO LEFT HOME SATURDAY MOL A! there is a letter for you in the Post office, Ni Sirect, ladies’ window, from me, Pray go for it. BEAR. RPOOL,—BLACK BALL LINE OF PAGKETS. The clipper ship JAMIS POSTE, JR, pow al anchor inthe stream, sails this day. For passage apply to JACOB WILSON, No. 108 South stroot, HILD FOR ADOPTION.—WANTED, FOSTER PA- rents for a boy threo months old, of American pa- rentage, light comploxion, bine eyes and perfectly healthy: Inquire for two days at 113% Third avenue, betwe ‘Thirteenth and Fourte th streets. ARRIK L. WILL FIND square Post office, OLLY. THURSDAY EVENING, SIX THIRTY, SAME, Impossible Tuesday. DOLLY. ‘OTICE—WILL DR. ——, WHO CALLED AT NO. 61 Bleecker street the month of July about his nd from the State of Pennsylvania, please call at the same place as soon as possible and oblige a friend? OLD SPECTACLES.—IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK A pair of Spectacles from the pocket of a lady ma Fourth avenue stage, on Saturday evening, will return them to 67 East Twenty-sixth street, he will receive $5 and no questions aske RACE.—I WAS ON THE BOAT WE AGREED ON. Where wore you? I think the train T would like to see you very much. Please sonal, NEW YORK. NFORMATION WANTED—OF ROBERT OR JOSEPH McMahon, who, with their wives, Mattie and Mary Park, left the county Down, Ircland, some thirty-five years since, and settled in Montreal, Canada. ld this meet the eyo of them or their descendants, they would confer a lasting favor by addressing their nophew, Thomas Park, Cranberry, Middlesex county, N. J. N.B.— Canada papers pleass copy. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN MULLINS, LA- borer, from Glanmire, county Cork. Ireland, by his sister, Honorah Mullins, 153 West Thirty-fourth street, New York. Any one having information will confer a fa- vor by sending it to the above addres. A LEITER AT MADISON NFORMATION WANTED—OF CATHARINE McCOMES- key; when last heard from was in Whitehall, six Months ago. Ifany person can give any information of where she can be found they will confer a great favor by calling on her brother, Wm. McComeskey, 21 Coenties slip, New York. F THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED TWO WEEKS AGO at 362 Pacific street, Brooklyn, and inquired for Mrs. P., can hoar from her by addressing a note to the Union square Post office. ELLEN Peer, FE, B.—I AM IN THE CITY. FIVE WEEKS HAVE ¢ come and gone since we parted in Albany. Why this silence? Are you sick? Iam nearly crazy about you. Write me through the office, or answer through personal, Don’t fail. RA, J. A. B. ATE.—CRUEL ACCIDENT THAT PARTED US WHEN last we met. Will see.you Wednesday evening, at exgtit o'clock, corner Third avenue and the street you re- side. Don’t disappoint me. HARRY TLL THAT HAS ILLY W.—NOTWITHSTANDING ALA, ‘occurred of late to mar the love that has been so often pledged, I am not, nor never was, tired of you, so help me God. ’I wish. it to be explicitly understoud that there are two broken hearts instead of one. C. VP RS. HERRICK WILL FIND A LETTER TO HER address in the Union square Post office, in relation to her advertisement of last week. OTICE.—ANY PERSON WHO CAN GIVE INFORMA- tion of the corpac of Julins Moyers, 17 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, who fell off the steamer Croton while off Long Branch, on Sunday, September 1, 1861; he Wore pants and vest, white and red mixed; white shirt, ditto merino undershirt, white stockings, gray drawers, necktie and boots; had a silver cylinder watch, with gold chain, anda gold ring, with cameo stone. Any person giving information to his afilicted parents, will receive a Teward,of ten dollars, at 41 and 413g Division street, Ts ATTENTION OF TAVERNKEEPERS AND LIQUOR dealers in general is respectfully solicited to the Superior quality of Hammer's fresh brewed Champagne Ale. This ale is brewed fresh at all seagons of the year, and the keeping quality of it, especially of such browed during the most excessive hot weather, is gnarantoed for any length of time. Charge $12 per hd. ,and $6 per bbI., delivered to any part of the city of New York, free of ex- pense, Payment, cash on delivery. Orders sent to Ham- mers Brewery, in Harlem, will be attended to with de- spatch. R. WARD TREATS SUCCESSFULLY ALL FEMININE complaints. Something for every lady—his Great Benefactor. Office 12 Laight street. vs atbeotsr ia R. RALPH, OFFICES 139 CROSBY STREET, COR- ner of Houston. Hours 1034 to 2 and 6 till 9 P. M. PASSPORTS. z 0 TRAVELLERS.—U. $. PASSPORTS, INDISPENSA- dle to all persons leaving this port, procured within 4Shours; also Sight Drafts, payable throughout Europe, issued by G. SCHMIDT & CO), European Baakers and No: (aries Public, No. L Chambers street. T SUCCESS OF DR. WARD, 12 LAIGHT STREET. Al! affections caused by mercury or disease cured in half the usual time and at half the charges. [ AMMOND ON NERVOUS riage, &c., $1. RICHA| dr Gf the author, at 658 Broadway. PECIAL DISEASES, MAR- IN, No. 1, Vesey'stroct; U NITED STATES PASSPORTS PROCURED BY R. CARLTON OVERTON tary Public and Custom House Broker, 343g Pine street, front office. . ican ILLIAM FURNISS, Notary and Commissioner of Deeds, Passports obtained promptly, No. 35 Wail street, RS. MUNROE APPLIES GALVANISM FOR THE N cure of Female Complaints. Ladies can obtain good Board and Medical Treatment at 26 Watts street, next to Varick ROFESSOR RESTELL, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN be consulted as usual,or by letter to box 2,359. Boston office, No, 8 Harrison avenue, PROPOSALS. ROPOSATS FOR FRESH BEEF. Proposals willbe received by the undersigned, at his office, No. 7 Bowling Green, until Friday, 6th inst., at four o'clock P. M., for supplying fresh beef for issue’ to the troops of Gen’ Sherman's command, in the service of the United States, at the camp near Hempstead, Long Island, for such time as the undersigned may require. The price per pound must cover all expenses. The beef to be of good and wholesome quality, with equal propor. tions of fore and hind quarter meat (necks and shanks excluded), and in such quantities as may from time to time be required. The beef must be en to the camp in complete quarters, and there cut and served as may bo directed. To be delivered not exceeding four times cach weok. Further information will be given on application. Written contracts to be made, with adequate bonds. Pro- posais to contain the names of two sureties, of unques tionable character and ability, to be endorked “Propo sals for fresh beef.’’ M. R. MORGAN, Captain and Com, of Sub. U.S. A. Naw York, September 2, i861, F. THOMPSON WILL FIND A LETTER IN THE 1 Broadway Post office for him. K. HE TWO LADIES; PARTICULARLY THE ONE WITH bonnet trimmed with yellow ribbon; who met two gentlemen in Fifth avenue, near Twentieth street, and walked to Fourteenth street on Sunday afternoon; will confer a favor and recover @ lost parasol, by addressing Irving, Herald office. HE LADY WHO WAS RIDING UP BROADWAY MON- day morning, sitting in a stago by the door, and bowed to a gentleman going down Broadway in astage, near White street, and who has three or four times be- fore recognized him, will send her address to H. H. King, Union square Post office. WW NTEDZTHE REPRESENTATIVE OF ONE JOHN Baptiste Dubereier de la Valette; was in New York on or about 1797. Apply at the oilice of next of kin, 649 and 650 Broadway, New Vork. HENRY HAYS, pro: prictor, gencalogist and heraldic artist. ILL H. M. J. CALL IMMEDIATELY ON HER BRO: ther at the B. House. She will be treated with ail kindness, ILSON NAGLE IS REQUESTED TO GIVE HIS AD dress and time when an interview can be had to Good News, box 2,426 New York Post office. OR LIVERPOOL. WORLD WIDE KNOWN clipper ship DREADNOUGHT, Captain Samuels, ae- Ruowlodged to be the fastest vessel afloat, positively sails on the 10th of September. For passage, reducod rates, apply on board, pier 5, North river, or to P. M. DEMAREST, 40 South street. i SPLENDID LPSON hauis into the stream to-morrow. This magniticent ship made two voyages in suecession this year in 16 days. Apply ea board, pier 40 East river, or 275 Pearl sti IRST SHIVS FOR LIVER?OOL AND LONDON SAILS this day.—Thy splendid ship ALBERT GALLATIN for Liverpool—ihe ship /LYMOUTH RGCK for London sails to-day. Both ships lie at pier 19 Fast river. For passage, at groatly reduced rates, apply to THOMAS C. ROCHE, 83 South street, IRST SHIP F packet ship JER APSCOTT'S LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.—THE PACKET ship WML. F. STORER is now in the stream, and will sail this day, at 11 o'clock, Steamboat at Peck shpat 10 o'clock to cohvey passengers on beard. For passage @p- ply to TAPSCOTT & CO., 86 South street. EGULAR STEAMER LINE FOR ANTWARP, SEPTEM- ber 21.—The new A 1 Belgian steamship CON- GRESS, Capt. Luning, 2,800 tons, 800 horse power, will be despatched as above.’ For freight apply to’ W. F. SCHMIDT, 76 Beaver street, and for passage to H. M. WEED, corner of Reade aud Washington streets. (OR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA. A first class steamer will leave New York on the Ast, 11th and 21st of each month, except when these dates fallon Sunday, when the day of departure will be on the Monday following, For ireight or passage apply at the only office, No. 6 Bowlius Green. D. B. ALLEN, Agent. Us it ALIA. — KANGAROO LINE.—FOR MELBOURNE, by. st vessel. The magnificent first class ship JACK OST, 2,000 tons eae he foreshore first and second class passengers. Address or apply to MATLURR, LORD & QUEREAU, 103 Wall strect. IR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU, N. P. The British and North American royal mail steam- ship KARNAK, Capt. Le Mesurier, will sail for the above ports, from the company’s wharf, Jersey City, on— Passage money Por igure passagoupsiy io a For or mis E. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Greea. \OR MATANZAS. ‘To gail on Saturday, September 7, at two o'clock P. M.. ARMED WITH RIFLKD CANNON. The United States mail steamship MATANZAS, Liese, gang, commander, is ready to receive freight at pier No. 4 North . foot of Morris oe For freight or passage apply to ~ MORA BROS, NAVARRO & 00., 54 Rrohange Place” Mails close at tho Post office, at 1 o'clock P. M., on the day of sailing. zi cargo received nor bills of lading signed the day of sailing. ‘Communications ‘between Matanzas and Havana by raig five times a day. T EZEKIEL'S OLD STAND—LADIES AND Gl can obtain the following prices for their cast of Clothing:—From $5 to $35 for silk Dresses, from $3 to $16 for Coats, from $1 to $5 for Pants. A note by post puncta- filly attended to by Fzekiel, 134 Seventh avenuc, between. Nimetegnth and Twentieth streets. Ladies attended to by Mrs, E. LARGE ORDER.—I RAVE JUST RECEIVED $12,000 to purchase cast of Clothing, Furniture, Ca Ber~ tor the Woatern and California markets. Ladies: gentlomen, I will pay Afty per cent more than any other dealer, by calling on or addressing @ note to the ew ea- tablisiment of B, MINTZ, th avenue, betweem ‘Tenth and Eleventh streets.’ Ladies attended to’ by Mrs. Mintz. BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN to dispose of their cast off Clothing, Carpets, Furni- ture and Jewelry.—I guarantee to pay 50 percent mare than any other dealer. Please call on or address J. ANHALT, 152 Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-tirst streets, Ladies attended by Mrs. Anhalt, GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING, FUR- niture, Carpets and Jewelry wanted to supply the Western market. I pay as follows :-—From $10 to $30 for Silk Dresses; Coats, from $6 to $18; for Pants, $1 60 to $5. Callonor addres A. DUCAS, 218 Seventh avenue, be- tweon Twenty-fourth and Twenty-ffth strests. Ladies attended py Mrs. D. RAILROADS. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAINS FOR ALBANY, ‘Troy, the North and West, leave — street at7 and 11 A. M., and 8:30, 5 and 10:15 ILL LOTTIE ADDRESS A NOTE TO THE GENTLE- man who walked home with her from the ferry boat early one morning in June, when she gave him a rose bud at parting? Address N, L., Broadway Post office N: W YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD. anmer Arrangement.—Express train for Albany, Troy, North and West, y-sixih street Station AL11’A. M. Kor jocal traius see JOHN BURCLOLL, Ase stant Superintendent, .