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: i é i i from the savings institution, and she saw through his designs. She complaint against the scamp before Justioe resulted in his arrest by officer Irving, as already Since the arrest of Easton on the above complaint a ber of other victims have turned cilia Butler, of No. 50 West Twenty-first street, sma git ( — ina poe | mauper. charger t the defendant the contidene samme on a‘ colored brudder,”” in a pon pds speculation, and defrauded him of $180. ‘The prisoner made a free acknowledgment of his guilt, and was committed for ex- amination. A hearing will take place in the esse at two ae this afternoon, at the Jeilerson Market Police rt Wwe Brat:yc—Propapty Fara. asaacut.—Henry Nel- ‘son was taken into custody yesterday by officer Shoards | of the Fifth precinct, on charge of beating his wife Anne in a brutal mapper. §. rethitd severely that she was rendered ingensible. She still con- Uinues to remain unconscious, and it is feared that the asea:lt will prove fatal. Justice Brennan committed the accused, to await the result of his wilo’s injuries, Wrepet, Praurs Witt Nor Taxes mm Oarr.—The Sprivyileld (Mass.) apt says Bobody expects Wen- dell V raniey or his ereats a eulist, or to help the country in any way, or to do anything but abuse and fh. wilt thove who are laboring and dying in its defense. The troe way 10 silence there malignants is to present to them the cath of allegiance. Shey won't take it—they will deny that they are citizens of tho United States. They merely live on the soil, but aro voluntary aliens to the government. And t these repndiators of tho constita- Lion undertake to dictate to patriotic men how the a tution js to be defended. shame on them. Ges, Prevtiss Horsewirrsp ix ATLANTA, Ga.—About three wecks ago, the Louisville Journal learns by a lady from Atlanta, a female of that piace, reputed a aa antes groes!y insulting remarks to Geu, Prentiss, who i 8 ner there. He made no reply, but turned his back Ba her contemptuonsly. For this an Atlanta man, taking a company with him, went and horsewhipped the distin- guished prisoner. God grant thet our armics may soon ‘avenge that and a myria: othor outrages. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Torspay, August 5—6 P. M. The following is a comparative statement of the exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foreign ports, for the week ending August 5, and since January 1:— 1860, 1861. 1862. For the week........ $2,237,574 2,264.035 4,055,055 Previously reported,. 60,695,283 76,177,434 15,712,622 Since January 1....$52,082,857 78,431,469 79,767,677 This enormous export of produce shows what the country can, send abroad when a pressure is brought to bear. Two years ago no one would have believed that the port of New York could have sent out $8,000,000 of produce in two weeks without shipping cotton or Southern produce. ‘The leading articles exported last week were as fol- Jows:— ‘Tobacco to Bremen .$53,000 ‘Whaivbone to do, Lard to Liverpool 22386 Bacon to Liverpool yong Butter wo Liverpool.115,000 Cheese to Liverpool. 62,000 Cotton to Liver; col. 29,000 fat 600 Flour to Liverpoo! Corn to Liverpool ‘Wheat to Liverpoo Floxr to London ‘TalLow to Lona ‘Wheat to London. Subsevs to Londo’ Wheat to Q’nsti 21,000 Flour to B. N. Am... 50,000 Flour to B. W. Ind... 32,000 Tobacco to Australia 49,000 Lard to Marseilles... 31 ‘Tobacco to Cadiz... Pork to Hayt. Sugar to Chile. ‘Wheat to Glary: w, Warnie'oil to Gta: 10 Brazil, 80,000 Flour to Brazil...... 24,000 The news from Burope of a farther advance in breadstufs, and of an excitement in the: markets— indicating s continuation of bad weather anda probability of short crops on the other side—will have the effect of still furthor stimulating exports offood. Had the Mississippi been reopened, as was oxpected, we might have hoped to have been shipping cotton by this time. As it is, we are ‘inporting American cotton steadily from Li- verpool, anil shipping nothing but those qualities of sca island which are almost exclusively used in Europe. Money j is very abundant at4 per cent on call. Certificates of indebtedness are selling at 96! green backs at 105. Much lower rates for money are expected in Wall street. Exchange and gold were generally steady te. day. Theve was a fair supply of produce bills at about 125, and ers were offered at sec- he leading houses ask 126% a Goid cpened this morning at 1144, rose to seld at iis54 at tho second beard, and ond band at 126; 127. that bid. Oar receipts trom California promise to suy ibthat may be required for vhipoicnt to & seems to be expected ju Uie otreet fail to cx of paper cannot se anadyance inthe premium on pre- ds. market felt the effect of the new war of Prevident Lincoln ina very marked de gree this morning. Operators seemed to think that the new levy rendered the trinmph of the Voion eanse & matter of certainty, and felt quite hopeiul in conveqnence. There was aa active in- qury for governinents at yesterday's best prices; 7.30 notes advanced 34. The speculative list, led by Central and 1 was all higher. At the first rd Central rosev 1 per cent, Erie 34, preferred 34, Harlem preferred 14, Michigau Ce 1%, nern old “24, guaranteed %, Ilinois ral 24, Galena %, ‘Colede % and Rock Island 4. Vonts were generally inactive. Between the boards prices were iirm,without much he second beard the buoyant feel- sd. Central touched 92, and Erie pre- hese being tie most active stocks on Yue market closed firm, the following last qnotatior United Stotes 6's, re- 1881, 9834 99; United States On, 18S1. 989% States o's, ; 9 per cont, a 6024; Virginia rolina 6's, G5 a G7; Missouri can gokd, 114%, a 114%; Pa- New York Central, 91° 0 ; do. preferred, 63% a 63%; Harlem, 14% a 14%; 1 ; Reading, 56% a57; a 61g Michigan Southern 54 & 26; do. guaranteed, Wea lL illinois Central, nd Chicago, 684% a 684 5 4 248; Chicago and Rock go, Burlington and and Prairie du Chien, rtral 7's of 1874, 108 a —; a 90%); Michigan a@ 103 ;, Ilinois bo: i the tered, 174; Brie, Hodson Panama, ena on do vd, 135 a tiy c bape 79; Mil 2 a lI: Yor Laie tl ira mortgage b & ‘8, Ist morty: Central bonds, 7's, 9 The new policy of calling an additonal force of 660,000 men into the field involves important financial considerations, ‘The appropriations made by Congress at its last sermon, and the fine 1 mensures adopted for raising the moncy required for the prosecution of the war, were all predicated upon the supposition the army as it then stood, nambering perhaps id suffice to bring the war to a close. An inereave in that army to a million men will require twice a8 mach money. If the troops cont $1,000 a year per head, which,was the old wate, the aminal expense of maintaining the army now cafled for would be something Hike $1,600 ,000.000.-which would be exelusive of what- ev r money wight be required for the Navy De- te 450,000 wen, partment, for ‘the construction of new vesvele-of- Soy See Or even on eS nd for the civil expenses of government. It is probable, however, that large bodies of men can be fed, and taken care of generally at a less eost per than smaller detachments; our new levies may, perhaps, be kept in the field at a cost not Presnbah > Bg head per annum. Bet Wf our army during Pas ensuing year conte us $00,600,000, the difference between this sum and $1,000,000,000 is pretty sure to be ex- hwusted by the Navy Department, the Treasury Department and the general expenses of govern- ment. This expenditure is much heavier than was provided for by Congress, and to defray it fresh legislation will be necessary in December next. Mr. Chase will probably have to apply to Congress, when next it meets, for permission to issue another $150,000,000 of legal tender paper, and likewise to negotiate @ new loan. A steady succession of brilliant enccesses, and indications of the speedy collapse of the rebellion, might lead to so active further issues of paper unnecessary. hardly safe to rely on such aresource as this. The government has not yet reached the limit of safe paper issues; there is no sign of the currency be- ing redundant; it still falls short of the specie and paper currency which was in circulation when the war broke out. There will be no danger of ex- cessive issues until Mr. Chase has set over $450,- 000,000 of paper afloat. The war, to be success- fal, must be vigorously prosecuted and speedily brought toa close. It is better in every way for the country to spend ¢1,000,000,000 in conquering & peace at the end of a year than $500,000,000.in each of two years. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was as follows:— Receipts. ..... —For costoms Vayments. Eales. 22..9,210,651 02 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $19,142,826 86, and the balance $1,021,635 78. ‘The City Fire Insurance Company has declared a dividend of five dollars per share, payable on the 11th inst; the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent on the capital, and a surplus dividend of five per cent, payable on demand. By the Arabia, off Cape Race, we have advices from England to the 26th of July. Consols closed on that day at 93% a 935%. At Liverpoofthe cot- ton market was easier for American, and other de- scriptions were noticed as }4d. a 94d. per Ib. low- er. Breadstuffs were active. Flour was 6d., wheat 2d. and Indian corn 6d. a 1s. higher. The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the last two weeks compare as Pa tas J: 1728. tig. de ” 2 ae it nine 115 82,383.373 39. 517,900 Inc.134,527 pedi 5,579,788 6,600,187 Inc. 80,399 Due from other banks 5,206,984 5,466,075 Inc 160,091 Duo to other banks... 5,919,204 5 984,242 Ine. 64,958 Deposits... 24,658,289 Dec.105,992, Circulation. 5,055,276 5,026,970 Dec. 28,209 The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad for the month of July we 1861 1862 seeee 190,971 Increase. $45,582 The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Company for the month of July, were:— July, 1861 +++$120,977 30 July, 1862. Ls Tass 80 Increase... sennens dengnpoeansn-sescye MMR GLL AO Annexed is a summary of the business of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad for the first six months of the present year, as com- pared with the corresponding time of the past:— 1861. 1862. Gross earnings Jan. 1 to June 30.$504,459 61 701,530 79 Expenses, interest and taxes... 281,060 25 324,500 62 Net ANGB..+0++00 20+ 00+ $222,499 36 376,940 27 Dividendlot ive per cent. ana ++ 237,310 00 Surplus... Increase for six months in 1862 over same time in 1861:— $197,071 18 154,440 90 The Director of the Unitea States Mint at Phila- delphia gives the following statement of the de- posits and coinage for the month of July:— DEPOSITS. Gold deposits from all sources. Silver and purchases........ ‘Total deposits ...... GOLD Double eagles... Quarter eagles. Bars. Gold coinage Silver .... The Boston Journal says In consequence of the recent great advance in cotton goods, the Ocean Mill, in Newburyport, which has been running only a part of its machinery, 1 i to start up all its machinery at fall speed. At Fall River the Watappa Mill is running haif time,and Ue Massasoit three-quarters time, The Troy Mill will resume operations this week. Stock Exchange. Temper, i ob 1862. poe be ico $00 shs NYC 5000 11000 4 2000 US 6’ "1881,coa on 2000 do 98 55 5000 Tren 7 3:10 | pen soe 4 o00d do. 10000 do. + 162g 0000 US6's,1 yr cer 8% 200 Hinois war in. 95 4000, do. wee 6 1000 Virginia 12000 Missouri 6" : 451% 400 do... 8000 MotsitoHStJR 65°" 100 Harlem RR pre‘d. 400 N Y Cem RR7's 103 =. 450 Reading RR... 56 4900 FricRR3mb,'88 90% 200 Mich Central RR. 60 2500 HarkRidmbds 83 pi pied gaat 25% 1000 Michsekgfd hds 4500 if! Con RR bas. 5000 CHIANW st bds £000 Sich So 24 intg 2000 Chi&NW2d mtg 500 Pitts, FtW&Clin 9255 15000 American gold. aris! 7000 do... 14 10 she Metrop'n ik. 97 4 10 Del & Hwa CnKo. 97% 100 do B80 4734 165 Pac Mail 88 Co... 111 ear -woummeat 63. 110 do . 10% 350 ene» « (3g | ir 60, do. 880 110 10M & Pd CHER 32 200N ¥ Cen RR. opg 9X 10 Little Miami RR. 109 SECOND BOARD. $5000 U8 6's, 'S1,con 98 6355 150 ahs Erie RRp.s30 3000 UB's, T4cRt10 865 do BOO $5 50 Tartomn Rit 25000 1160 ‘ev & Tol 1,000 Tre 73. Open. 10214 L Wi 5000 US6's,1yrcer O8% 100 2000 Til war loan... 8° 250 7000 Erie RRomtbd 83% 100 7000" to...... 810 B23 100 2000 Mich So sf bds. 9954 50 do. a 42600 American gold 1144 800 MichS&NIRR. 26 60 sbs Phenix Bank 1014¢ 150 Mich8 ANT 56% 100 Pacilic Mail 88 Co 11 bu do,... 60% 100 NY Cen RR,.ai0 Gb} 480 mCen m RR wer » 38 10 wire 50 100 oat whi it 68% 650 635, 100 ey 100 645 260 Erie RR... 34 60 do... B30 645 150 Erio RR preterred 63% N&KW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Tomspa¥, August 5, 1062, RECT PTS. The total reseipteat the various ro) (Sends the past fund previour week have been as follows: Yards. Beaves. Cows. Veale. 8. @L. Swine. Alierton’s, Avg. 5 6 326 407) 11,204 No. last week,. 5 292 680 10,286 LrowDing’s, Ang. 4 MM 2,262 - Do. last week. 4 56 6.021 - 18 110 4,404 -_- 26 119 4.436 - a4 687 «(2408 - . 64 146 ani, = fold to butchers, Ang. 5. 110 me - Vo, Mngt week.....66 BT ae me -~ ~ Tota! this Week......4140 @2 fa? OAT2 T1204 Total ast week .......3,807 99 683 luezs lousy c. ce. feieeceee & be. Common Ke. Inferior oO Bie. Extra quality por ‘oeaa. 50 Prime quality 00 Ordinary de 50 Common do, 00 Inferior Cornfed, per Ib. +4@, B41{0, Buillfed...... Ube. adie. The receipts of beet « ‘cattle ie at Allerton’s Washington drove yards have shown a considerable increase over those of last week, yet they were not suiileicutly heavy to exercise any very deleterious influence on the market. ‘The offerings were nearly all good heavy corn-fed cattle, el such as the well todo butchers delight to select mm, and had the weather been less oppressive during bothof the sales days—Monday and Tuesday—prices would undoubtedly have been fully sustained, if they did not shown a slight improvement. As it was, Some of the dealers report a depreciation of 1c. a 1c. on all grades, while others were lucky enough to realize prices fuliy ‘equal to our quotations of last week. There were compara- tively few sales at over 8c., however, and very few at as high as 83c., which may be considered an extreme rate. There was very little buoyancy to the market, especially during the hottest portion of the day, when tho dealers proferred to seck tho friendly shelter of the few diminutive trees which adorn the great Bull’s Head, or the still more friendly shelter of the ‘“invigo- rating saloons,” where they can obtain a refreshing “draught” now and then. Taken altogether, and con- sidering the exceeding sultriness of the weather, tho re- sult of this weck’s market was fully as favorable as could have been expected, notwithstanding the fact that many called it the hardest day of the season. It was thought that 400 2 500 head would be left over unold. The range of prices was from 6c. to 83sc., both extreme rates, but the larger proportion sold at about 7c. MILCH COWS. ‘The receipts, though not very heavy, bave been ample, and mit acorttiad limited demand, prices are barely sustained, and may be considered nominal at our quota. tions. The bulk of the cows sell at from $30 to $40, and only poor sell lower than the former, and only extras at more than the latter rate, VEALS, The market remains substantially the same. The de- mand continues light, and with fair receipts the market continues to drag. Choice calves find ard early sale at 53e.; but very few bring more than Sc., which is about the general price. SHEEP AND ‘There has continued a steady wand fal fair demand for sheep and lambs, and the market has been characterized by ley ancy during nearly the whole week. The Detter rades continue to meet witha fair demand from the ter class. Butchers who will not deal in anything but the “yonuine”’ article, therefore make early selections from vach day’s receipts. Our revised quotations above represent the current prices, and the at Chamber Min’s, below, afford a pretty correct insight into the market at the other yards. ‘were generally at an advance of 50c. per head:—90 sheep and lambs at $5 50, Maal rye 348 do. Meet, 50 do. $4 50, 384 do. pars .1¢4 do, $3 8714, 66 do. $3 75, 165 do. $3 62: be 10, 809 do. $3 3734, 214 do. $3 31, 447 do $826, cet do. $3 18, 208 do. $3, 278 do. 82 5734, 107 do. SWINE Continue in active request, and the advanced rates of last week have been fully sustained. The entire offerings gold at our quotations above. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. TuEsDAY, August 5—6 P. M. Asugs.—The market was steady and prices frm, with limited sales at $6 814 for pots, while pearis were scarce and nominal. Bueapercrre.—Fiour—The market, under the influence of the Arabia’s news, was firmer, and at an ad- vance of Sc. a 1c. per bbi., while the saies footed up br 20,000 bbis., closing within the following range of TICES Superfine State... $490 a 520 Extra State.... 620 & 56% Superfine Western 490 a 520 Common to choice 530 a 625 530 a 6% 530 a 590 600 a 700 700 a 750 300 a 430 330 a 360 —Canadian flour was in improv. id and prices were firmer, while the sales footed up Core eral bbis., closing within the range of the above quotatic ons. South- orn flour was also rather higher, with sales of 900 bbls. at the above quotations. Kye flour was scarce and firm. with sales of 100 bbls. at the above figures. Corn medi was steady at the above quotations, with sales of 400 bbls. Wheat, under the news, was better, and advanced 1c. a 2c. per bushel. sales enforaccd about it 150,000 bushels, at $1 42a $146 for white Michigan, $150 for choice white wares $112 a $119 for Chicago spring, $1 14.0 $1 22 for 3 Bilwankeo club, $122 a $125 for amber lowa, $1 20 a $1 32 for red Western, $125 a $1 87 for amber Mictigan, $1 H4.a $122 for Milwaukee club, $1 22a $1 26 for amber Towa, and $1 30a $1 32 for red Western. Cora was firmer and was in good Tequest, with sales of 140,000 bushels at 48340. a 55140. for heated in store avd delivered @63 gc. a 5éc. for Eastern mixed, 563,c. a 57c. for shipping mixed, and 576. for in- ferior mixed. Rye was in limited demand, while prices were steady at 78c. a 80c. for Western, and 83c. a 85c. ro State. Barley and bariey malt were without sule juotations were nominal. Uats were plenty and in far id, with gales of State at 48c. a 48 3¢c., ‘on d5e. adiige. for "Western and Canadian. Covrag.—The market was quiet and peiont steady, A sale of 300 bags of Rio was made at 2214 Corrox.—The market was quiet and males too limited to afford a reliable basis for quotations. The sales embraced oe » in einall lots. Prices were nominal, at abe. Pre opened dull and easier, but rallied somewhat at the close. Seg ma 4,000 a 6,000 bbis. four were eng: at 3s. 9d. @ 38. 10%¢d.; 69,000 bushels wheat a ieicd 13444., in balk and it 7,000 do. corn 124d, ‘in ships’ be; ‘ ot were reported at 358, Provisions were at 35s. a 40s... with liltie offering. To London 7,000 bushels wheat Were ongaged at 133gd., with some lots reported in bags aba higher fzure; 1,500 bbis. flour were Peported at 4s. One or twocharters were reported for ports in Ireland at about previous rates. Rates to Havre were unchanged. - Hay was steady, with sales for shipping at 560. a 60c., ant for c ity use at CSe. a 7c, Monaests.—The market was, steady, but Gees, Sales, 260 bbls. of New Orleans were made at 34c. Navav Stones were firm and nominal. The stock was 80 limited and holders so eievated in their views as to render it difficult to give quotations. Provisioxs.—Pork—ihe market was without change of moment in prices, while the gales embraced about 500 bbis.* at $11 a $11 124, for meer, and at $9 00 a $9 75 for prime. Boot was iirm at $13 a $14 for plain mess, and at $14 50 a $15 for extra do, Prime mess was quiet and nominal. Beef hams were steady at $14 a $16 50. Bacon was Liming with sules of 50 boxes short ribbed at 63,c. Lard was, Sale ae rice hy A Remy f with sales of 700 see cheese were steady and prices unaltered. Sva@ans.—The mauket was easier, while sales embraced about 748 hhds., 700 of which isted of New Orleans, and were sold by auction within the range of 83,0. 103gc, . establishing a decline of fc. a gc. per pound; the remainder copsisted of Cubus at Sc. a 8%e. Tattow.—M. H. McConnin, ta bis cireular of to-day for the Boston steamer for ret Ieoteo to sail to-morrow, states that in the early it week the demand fell off, and rapidly declined: 9 within the last few days there ‘been renewed inquiry, but thd’business throoghout bas been quite limited, as fe it bieaes are re- Iuctant to sell at. the moment. The orders jon exceed. t the ever; = for soapmaking sipoty ber om) must react favorably on the price of | trom |. should the quantity of the latter received in Eu. rope from Ruseia be short. The sales are about 300 bhds., mostly at 104¢c. for prime city rendered; Butchers’ As- sociation is beld at Ie. sales. ‘Ihe marker Closes at ice. 10%¢c., tho receipts of tallow are 878 [aes agg tg tach Gute to tne 41 of Au- gust juchusive. Prices have declined—10sge. being ob- tained in the aa eS, the week for only very fair nn hominid ge. a 100, was the extreme price t—Sales of 590 bbis. wore mente Ot Side. © 20%c. for State and 29 \,c. a 30e. for Western. FINANCTA:. — | UGUST BELMONT & Shite NO. argh Rena wreVisonee pen, bod there curreependentar Pees AND ay nt D> Chat pdt aay Ty Toll SAL Armee Werth Aste, rai, AND SILVER, AND THE Finest ie crry ogi patient salts at a Bankers, corner of New York. i wit Moxee.srensons REQUIRING Sates ‘ac. MmModavion are requested 19 procure ® we Of ihe ‘Mutual Loan a Di Pompany, OF ‘deinen errect. Business bills prom; a URWICK & KING, Azente. Orns —TREASU RY DEPARTMENT, JULY 2B ha mM te, of 8 Jolat, reenles 1:1 of the Con, Balen: approved nth the 170, day of Juiy, Fisrein, megs te hereey of hat the Ort aay of Septem tie uxed and determined Upon a8 the da fens the act to provide Jaternal vevenue, 40 sus port tbe gurermment and to interest ou the public Cebt” stall into practical opensthons and any ant we ting which In andy aed to Fouited to ve cone on or before the frst da iy oF Augrist, in the sear TAG, shall be done on oF Yer fore the frst day of September, 182° and all parts of sail met he ‘og referenen to vaid dates of the first days of July and Tsug, aall be ak oh Mrued AS wavinM Fe fire day of Sept a2 Collectors ond Le appointed, aud Whavever ener EINES tomy be hecemanry 1 pnt the vet into practical operation will be dune becure the date fixed by thin nodier, r ‘Firs Ineurvee Co apa NEW YORK’ HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1862. SHIPPING NEWS. “Liverpool, sbivernook led for the New You Hxnarp Port of New York, August 5, 1863. CLEARED. pitgamahio Rarnburg (ir), McGuigan, Liverpool—John @ Ship London, Hurlbut, Zondon—Gringell, Minturn & Co. hip Mercury, French; Hayre—Bord & Hi) Bavk Helen DePotter, Liverpoate ry Bark Golden Era, , Bristol—Snow & Burgess, Bark Antitrite ——. Cork, &e—Holinboe & Co. Bark Irene (Norw}, Fauie, Dublis—Funeh, Meineke & ‘Bark F Hall, MeGown, Kinzetown—J © McArthur, Bate Dorothea Henricita (Ho), Smit, Rotterdam — ft Bank fs Pride of the Sea, Pettigrew, Tarragona—Gomez, Wal- iis . Montevideo and Buenos Ayres—J Nor- &C ‘Bark Pi Risin, om, ton, Jr, Bark Mayflower, Duel!, Barbados—H Rites, "a Sons. Bark Albertina, Martin, Havana—M Taylor & Co, Bark Salein, Powel! By Orleans— Miller a Houghton, Brig Dauntless (Br) rdtt!—J C MeArthar, rig Olga ‘fon, Caalion, Queabston a—F Hert houd, Brig Flying Eagle, Trew faloga—Comer. Wallis & Co. Brig SUAgues (Br), Milisy Mae Be dba, Ni—J¥ Whitney & A ataBe Beagle (Br), Sutton, Harbor Breton, NF—Howland & sninw: Brie Fecrless, Essex, Halifax—J Hunter & Co, Bris Karnak, ‘Kissam, New Ccvacae no Brig € Dircassian, Heagan, in, Baltimore D Rrookman & Co. Brig Specdaway, Atherton, Elizabetbport—Miller & Mough- ton. Schr Simpson Hart, Dobson, Havana—F F R Phillips, Schr Bellona (Br), Benson, tHalifax—J ¥F Whitney & Co, — Ocean Bird (Br), Locahart, 8t John, NB—D & De- wo! Scbr H Hickman, Snead, Snow Hill—Mastet Sehr Keusinstom, Hagdeh, Wyre Tver Master Schr Atuelle, Gould, on & Clapp. Schr Piymouth a Allen, reat © Dayton, Schr Dr Power, Murray, Hasttord—M Briggs & Co, ARRIVED. Hart Commerce (Nor), ‘Offenburg, Hull, 84 days, with coal, oe panels Besar, Thom 75 days, Gibraltar & avian, io, Dain & ry ‘spoke, ‘ort ian sehen, Jat 86 07, lon, jon 5 eign Sega, from Cardiff for Genoa; 25th, lat 20, lon Port bark me 2a, bownd Ey uty 30 om ihe Grand Books tat 4401, lon is, saw ishing eh use, ant, ) 5 Cire ‘same time, tara through a fleet of 30 equare-rig- 06, lon 55. LX Rore Ww sia el on Ho in F had! heavy’\ yy | Shoat wi te Tek fog pane, wit ark Pamelia a Bi "ED a eer peat ame ‘akeman, Dimon Bark Me ick, Smith. Port Royal. 6 days, tn ballast. te US Quartermaster. July 90, off Charleston, saw seamaiip rag, bouid a Brel -Siralen, (iecals Reralars Metapend, «8 og to Punch is Bri Bou venture "of ‘Sinderiaid), Sinclair, St Jobus, ‘Brie Mecosta, Bi Haynes, Neuvitas, 10 days, with sugar £o, to i mois ‘3 a Olaste (Br), Shun, Cow Bay, CB, 12 days, with coal, to D wolf. a eae ‘stkimeon, Derchoster. NB, 13 days, st 3 a Brig Nand Br), Col ee leg North Jogging, NB, 14 days, with stone, to PT Nevius ‘ te nee Schr Emilia CR oF &H ch annie (Br) hat id, St Jobu, NB, 13 days, with sete ‘Ba Ryder, Bin, Port Roral 8 days Behr Memento, Hifdeall, Georgetown, DC, 6 days Behr Copia, Webt amore for Norwich. Bel Jacobs. Je Sdaye, Bear Fiorida, Reiley, Phadepa for Boston, Bett Mhitsta tery New Bedford, 3 dayne. [SG Steamer ¥ rune. ir. a Beamer Vulcan, Morrison, Fhilaaelphis One brig, unknown. Wind at sunset 8. Miscellancous. STEAMER ContinENtAt, of the New Haven line, went ashore during a fog at high water yesterday morning on Old Ferry Point, She is badly on, ‘The steamship Edinburg, of the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia line, sails to-day as en extra vessel for Liver- pool. Capt McGuigan, so universally known as the popular commander of the Kangaroo, now guides the helm of the Edinburg. Surr Looxour, which left Val June 25 for Havre, was re-entering the harbor July Ir having sprung alenk. Francisco, July 10—The shi Bou some Gere datneed. te eat waters Thonnip Fotibern Cr Cross hus also damaged cargo very badly by salt water, Vauraratso, Jul Amazonian has leak, 123 ng a ani inven 0 inchge of water siorper hour. “Aaiver went down and reports he repair the fs ‘iecbari her in good ecn- ition for $2400. ‘The Keystone is dit is expected that ahe will be cond put back to Talcahuano with cargo ‘shified a1 y fd; has discharged, and is now loading: {end tie. The flaring dock has also heen gunk. owing to an aecidout with e steamer Cl Feplaced, expe: Here will be tanch heavier, (By fetter tor llwood Walter, . Secretary Board of Underwriters.) Ship Arab, of Pairbaven, was sold on Saturday to parties in Boston. ‘Terms not known. n Scott, $50 tons, at Fairhaven, daenien the whaling business and sold io ia Mosers Brown & Wilde of Boston. Ship Tropic, of New Bedford, 512 tons, built at Bath in 1as1, Bow ‘at Boston, bas been sold to parties there for $14,780 Schr Abby B, of Tisbury, 79 tons, has been purchased BW ke see ot Provlackice aud Capt BW Tilton, af New. ifort She will Be coppared, at NE fr AU NB and then proceed: to Providence to toad for Fort Royal, 8G. Satine n whaling bark, Cid sh Below New Redford 4th inst a whaling 1d ship ‘purates, Hathaway, North Pacitic Oveat BAe from Pernambeco July 1, bark Ohlo, Baker, for New Bedford. i ‘Arr at St a June B, bark Excel, Rose, SIT, from Car. roll Grand, 90 sp (and sid 11th to cruise; 8th, oark Chili, K B, 465 sp all told (200 on board), and rewained in port Foreign Ports. Agreement, July 20—Arr bark venas Coffin, Riddell, New Cave Harrex, July 22—In port brig R W Packer, Studiey, a ‘5 days; schr Auk Winkss for Pore Pale vo lad TOE a Teo suly share oche Napey, a Percy, Philadelphia, Hats avax, Sel 29th, ship F Yank Le wi aid Cetin Dy in port brige G Wesley, and T Swett, x. June 28—Arr schr Wave, Wyman, Boston. x tagau, July BeAr aehe Victory, Gaitncr, Baltimore ov, brig Resolu, Avenel, Evelina, Higgs, do; 19th, Arey le, lg, Will gto Ne, Cl oe ama, Tes- Siig, Bedok: XB Boun: atgamer Le Pais . RLS 4 Penang ued, Juiy 6—In port brig Indus, my gel Rio Grants lg Heeked boot, unc, SidJune a, bark W it epee av Peart, duly ee ath Brem brigs Santiago, and Porto Plata, for N’ vt barks Wyman, Lanoota, for Boao abs Sanit eet eon nhrine, ‘Herrick, for do i Mary ton, Bowers, une; Suriname (Dutch), dos Bron ghion, Bowers for Boston 20h; sehr Pri ae PR, July %—In port aches Peerless, for Bait!- BL roy Rtg le Ay ty ye ‘Tous, July 1—In ship Forest Queen, Crosby, for Liv- e M, ‘yeturned ie: onnteiee Jw iy In Port ships Sree. P Callao tor Rotterdam, arr June 20; James Phuteuelat PSten for Covija, about leaving: John’ Wills, Chadwick, from Galdera, unc; bark Amazonian, Mayo, repg a lewk ; and Shes as before. Put ‘back Jeaky Ist, ship Lookout, Sherwood, which sid for Havre June 25, ba" er Anant, or Save Race—Tetronarnic. | he Jays jFrisoeld a Breperuaven titi, nie Ratt Bi Atliverprots hook Nunceneace 4 + frou isle ‘24th, Glenalvon, at Dublin, ' ld for NYork £28, Remmodlo, from Oardid; 23d, William & jane, do. (Latest vi Arr from Nyorks B cleo, at ea Hovland, at + J eR ¢ Youtiz, ‘at Limerions ¥ Schubtat, av Flush. sin. and eee ye sereepon ais fom ‘American yee NJ; Giobe, Clari Blizavet Mi yexale, 1 Keeps Ie Rureka, ‘Trirner,, Buenos » Cork via NYork; Manaanil- seis Kedron. Merritt Boaktort, Ne: ‘ on; G SeAdame, Darling, amore; iio, Sinall, Philadelphia: Karen Mappuc, Kes. ler, BEVERLY, July 90—Arr schr Georgm, Swect, Philadel- BRISTOL, Ang e-ar 0 sehr I P Hazard, Wilson, New York (ana ld ath for ghee DANVERS, Avg l—Arr sehrs Chariotte Wiliams, Golding, hides Gawaliel, Gorham, NYork; 3d, I'd Porter: Alert POR Ang 2—Cld sehr Hartford, Hawkins, Kew Haven; slogpe Mary Beaman, #usuain, do; President, Morrell, Stamford Mth—=Cld schrs Lamartine, Grant, See Sardinia, Nash, hartenwown, Cornelia, Mackey, ali Mk Piatt, Kenyon, Fail ‘M Bird, Da She don, Providence; Chs ord ; Belmore, Blatt, Bridgeport: C * Kagie, Kamses Mave orthar, coman, Mi) 4—sid from Apponaug, schr RIVER, Ang 428ii sets T Borden, Wrightington, ha: Ooh Tobey, Eieavethyurt ri EUBAD. July 0—A''r sebr P A Saunders, Somers, i NEW REDFORD, Avg 2~Are feta Sargh, Mepouatd, Kelley. Were, 34, 8 Waterman, . Bila sbeinport. D'G Proyd, Rackets, and John Compton, Yates, aL Phavtes MA. Ghampion, Staptin, Biizabethport; Orator, Gibbs, Port wen PORT ROYAL, SC, July 36—Arr steamship Star ef the South, Wooahuil, NYork: bark Lainpl belsports aches Hen ros ning, Le ud Buphe mia. Lew, : DW Bic Phin. Sid Sist, sche » Behe Warner, LIA. Aug 4—Arr steanship Saxon, Mi barks Imperader, Powers, Perna bu Trinwiac; Evelya, Vaiterson, Pensacol as Hh ae lis yi bias, arsD B'Bayles. Korers, onto CH Kennedy, Bain, and Wace Kelas Cardenas: Tauiraeita, Brown, Phila. delphia. ry brigs Seotland, MeL«ll 1 Jago: AB Cook, Perkins, Matanzas (an chrt Jnines Garocion, ancer: ton. Philutelphia; Whice Sea, jild, NYork. PORTSMOUTH, Aug 1—Arr sehr Hllzd Anu Steele. Chase, ye ROVIDENCR, Aug 4—Arr steamer Falcon, Jones, New kk: brig Tule Aver Brenee. ge Torl ‘hrs Somer- Es ring, Maltimo D Jan arr JH Deputy, Le in Hondo rie chrs Auta Gers Vangii JH Coune», Dodge, and vin son,’ Phiiade: erp ‘Thaines, Geer, and Expedite, 1 loop Fred Brown, Carr, do. NP AWIUSRET ke 'g4—Sld schis John Beatty, Henderson, acta pire Rackett, NYork. SAL Aug 3—Arr schrs Charies Moore, ioe howe, Colson: Albion, Holbrook: Qu Neh Van Buren, Wi ‘all, and James Logan, Snu Sid 2, sehrs Albert Pharo, Lippincott; FI W Godfrey, Weeks; J Frambes, Franibes; Weserson: Richard Law, York; Sarah Lay! ne, Godfrey, and ‘Thomas Potter, Ra: |, J Mt Bartlett, Rockhill, Philadelphis _SETUATIONS Ww. VANTHU—lEMALES, “. ‘SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Gi fb, to do housework in a private family, pinin cook and exeullent washer and irene? has ie ob to go in the country. Best of reference, Cail at No. 9 near the Bowery, LADY I8 DESIROUS OF ACCOMPANYING A LADY or prep ser children to Kurope; she 4] aks French, German and English fluently. Address Mrs, . Heraid AS NURSE—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- ZA man, a situation as nurse; can take charge of au infant from ite birth, Apply at the millinery store 676 6th av. SITUATION W. fst pags AN EXocLLENT girl, to do sewing, light chamberwork and take care of children.” Address George Cantield, Herald office, GOOD GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A small private faintly. .0° do cooking, washing and tron- AE housework, or as chambermaid and sewer. LI Spring si, first floor. Catt “A RESPECTABLE WOMAN—WHOSE paRY Is TWO weeks old, wants a baby to nurse in the house, and in- tends sei out ber own baby, Inquire at 158th at, Car mansville, east side. GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, IN A Tespectahle American Sealy, ¢ as chambermaid’or to do housework. Call at 313 East 8ti GERMAN COOK.—A FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK 41. wishes @ situation in a iirst class private famiiy; under- Handa her business im alli branches, Call at 10 West between 6: and 7th aves, PECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A uation as cook in a sepall, centesl family, or to do Sproat tg Ses hltens Pause Sa webea es two days at I97 3d av, City reference if required. cthatipee GERMAN GIRL, OF GOOD EDUCATION AND RE- betenate, desires» situation in o respectable American family, a8 chain! general housework; fag abe ts desirous or Yearning the Bala janguace, wages it no consequence Av RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS clam cooks one who thoroughly tindersiands her ia branches; reference can be objectionf to the a of ail Esti suse 0 ‘country, for two days at 10d oe wesc caae Ea A "RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A fresh breast wishes a of situatio: % pag, ay reference given, Call for two days at, Can: A YOUNG tags WISHES A SITUATION IN A sual private fam cook, wash \d iron ¢ five years’ reference. gar for two ‘Vays at 232 232 ‘Pearl AN AMERICAN apm bse oF SEAELITGENOB AND RE- ai, Wishes an apne penne: either fora widower or. pasty, of gen oP eeetemens” ‘objection to the city, mnt strect, peer for three A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A gary AK to do gene: ook PACES rivate % ‘also a ‘the best of eity referonee Troms. Biosee at Moth av., drat floor front room. f wer a cai A. YOUNG GIRL, 1S YEARSOF AGE, WANTS A SITUA. to assist in light housework or chamberwork and do do pain sew ‘sewing, Cull at 82 Monroe st, A DRESSMAKER, WILL GO, QUT BY THE DAY on ; is a good entter and fitter. Call at 201 Ist av., Between 17th and Toth ste, 1n the drug siore. ee Bagel taceno AN my ppstcoe use small ‘Apply ut 98 Eodiow ate "ors 1m ® Snail Privale Ye RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A CHILD TO tin the habit of minal cure Apoyo ri childrens ave, between 82. and Sdd st, third & Leeds A zen ee peeled em td A RESPECTABLE WO- ing andro and no gyno objection 1a the cous 75 sinathree yoord. rom her last place, Galt at 96 West Si A. aoe YOUNG “GIRL W ware to SITUA- Uon as purse and to vio é-chamber- Call at the corner of Van Brunt si. ai OD BF a. ade’ # the Haiuilton market, for three day A™= ‘A MIDDLE “AGED WOMAN My? 4 SITUATION OOK, Wash and 1 on oy rence given; 1 oi the Kitchen. Cull tor wo \ WOMAN WISHES A 8) try, 88 cook, Terence from her inat tween ten ‘ATION, CITY OR COUN: er oF Ironer; he best-of city re- ace. Cau De veen at 208 dah av be. PROFESHED WOMAN COOK OR HOUSEKEEFER'S Sidasds of Propel sud Engiian cooking, entrees; desscr:n rhe alo, mene 138 a ag'menean’ na the first famtles for a demir gears Wages Huacteneee its ‘Gan be seen till suited 1st Hat “A RESPE AKRIED WOMAN WANTS A ituation as wet nirer; ttt gry he a ss) mak; bas her baby; no totravel Apply at 233 Mulberry A SITUATION WANTED—BY A. SMART. FAITHFUL, hewt girl, (0 do general housework, eicher in $y, 00 Country; 1s ag excellent washer aad iruner and aod. pla cook; & reference, Apply at ar Aulantic st. ky “y Ae ‘A Yoox oie GIRL WANTS A hg stad $0. DO GE- housework .n 8 emall fami mush eak moons Bost city rotereace from Can be seen for wo days, If not engaged, at4l Atlan third floor, rE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS Re a her aud ivoncr; has the ves city reference for ‘nat six years. Wall at 3 West 2th at. for EO Cy R by! mp YOUNG WOMAN WISUES A SITUA. as lady's s maid and dressmaker; understands hair. thor Gress; to wravels cat do. ip a rence. ee Gin sions wo days, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SI- tation as chamveruinid und waitress, would assist iu Washing, of would do the bousoworktin a winall (frauly. ‘The best of city reference can be given. Sy ebjeccion io tne counsy. Gan be seen a: 109 West 26th st., Ubiwcen Gh and Thu aves., for (wo days. SITUATION WANTED- BY. 4 RESPECTABLE young Woman, to uo geueral housework, washing aud ironing in wor Janay. or plala evoking in » board: house. reuces, Cal at Ol Pike st, near Madi- son. SITUATION WANTED—Bi A Ra Gink, a, chamberwork and waiting, or gene: Sinall private family; bas tie best or ony lialecon Gotta last piace, Inquire at 112 East Baltic at., Brooklyn, A RESPECTABLE UNG WOMAN WISHES a st" tuation to do get housework im a sinall private boa ‘Has good city reiereuces, Calla: 633 648 ave., wear ge GIRL WIniES A SITU A SITUATION To. pe caamucrwork and aasiet in Washing and ironing. No o¥jection io the oo: 7. Callas oid M,, for two day! ATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE city reference. from 8 siti oung Kiri. to, do general housework; is ig Washer nnd froner. Cal Ceo Wykor ft, Between Smith and Hoyt at, South Brucklyn. FIRST CLASS, SCOTCH PROTESTANT, WITH THE highest testimonials, w @ situacon im 4 private family; she is a bread i 80 SEY ad mre ook ‘Appiy at Wookhain f Bes a. ata A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GL WISHES A situation w do tae housework Of 9 omull private (amily; is a good washer and ironcr; caa make good bread aud bie: uit; recominendations {rein ier last place, Cam Be.acen, ¢rom nine-u clock in tho marniiig, on tad corner oF Hicks aud Amity irookiyn, iuivd ‘hoor, trout roo, over the grocery si atrance in Amity st, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISUES A SITCA- Un” as ehamberinaid or waitroms; would have no pijections todo general housework: 18 & goad froner; has good reterence fr her last ry at No, v amily place, second Ho A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIL WANTS A SITUA: tion; is @ good cook wud an excolient wosker and froner. Gan be ‘scen at 129 Washingion si., second tour, back room. OUSEKEEPER. dow lady, witli in a widower’® family. her last employer's, (| whom she refers for honesty, cape bility and willlgucas (9 please, washer and Call for two can SITUATION WANTED—=BY A E- Young Woman; understands dresamaiing aod best ely referenee given, “Call (PWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN tk IP Wo, RBRERCEARES SOUNG, VOMEX Wien arta, chamber work and waiing; in oueghouse; good reiere: Bist ANTED-BY A. RuSP sithation to do light f core of hildren, Good reserener. mere, they would like to be empioyed @all for two days at ii e just Y dain rowing G 20 Tih ae 3 SITU. ATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. rANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, @ situation to do chamberwork and waiting, Good ref-rence can be given, Call at $8 Bands st, Brooklyu, til suited, Ww NTED—#Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A sittaion to cook, wash and iron for « small famiy, or would go as lauudress; best of cil | paper ‘Cali tor wo days pty ‘2u Houston st., near Vai D—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO ildien; or would go as chamberuald aud r would du housework in @ % mily. Can be odaysather present employer's, 291 Fulton st., JANTED—BY A RESTECTABLE sone WOMAN, an ironei BY A RESPEC An, a& good puain cook a to aaa with washi ; good chiy reference. Call for two days at ‘A RESPECTARLE WOMAN, A SITUA- $2 and irou to & small private family; jection to yo to the counuy. Call ab ws ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young Ww aad irvner, uF Navid prefer laundress « city refesence Irom la Suckeit st.. South Brooalya, D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Mouse wor: good elty Fe- or tivo place, Gall for two ‘days at 100 AL HOU! door; good Work, COOK, Was) and tron, and walt ference given, Call for two days at 38 Mv 2b, A SITUATION eral housework; 18 a good washer sin her last place, and has ‘an be seen any time’ for two Ste, Lirst the best of city referen at 307 Hicks st, beiweea Amity and Pac 1, to would hive no objections to do gencral housewor jecuon to a short distance in the country. Cali tor t ‘ 28 Sullivan st, bet th W a ae , SITUATION city reference, st, Br the bent of at 408 Cumveriand W4NtED—A situ BY ECTABLE young woman, as cook, oF as chamber aid and wait ¥e88, oF would do botsework In a sinnll family; coud city re ference can be given; all for two days at 63 20th st., corner of 6th ave. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- man, @ situation as good plain cook, washer and froner; ithoroughly understands Ler businds; would do housework for a small farliy; hus gov: ference. Call for wo dayeat Sil Spring 'st,, ncar Urechwichy tied re AN AMERICAN, 80 YEARS OF AGE, OF FAIR BY ficas qualifications, desires a situation in sone oy in doors or out good references ax to respectability and fora situation of trist ahd responsibt ity; ca give good security, Address J. B., box 107 Herald oilice. SITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED MAN without family, as gardner and coucliman: he per- feetly understands Doth und can give the best of count yeference. Any gentleman wanting @ careful man can Gres John, bow 100 Herald offiee. bs Geer A MAN OF SEVERAL YEARS’ EXPE tee oT: A situation in @ newspaper oll oc aS Ing house, oF ing and corresponding clerk; is a good Aud rapid writer: est of relerenee given, Aditress Dise patch, box 105 Herald office. ANTED—A RELIABLE MAN, WHO CAN CO. $600 cash, to travel Laummedtately th rouga the Canada, afterwards through Cuba, ina sure gene) paying business of $200 per wei clear. First class secuvity given for the amount. No bhumougs F med apply. Call Bt 10/3 Greene street, basement, from 9 $30 WILL BE PAID TO ANY ELSON WHO WILL procure for the advertis ation, citer in the Yost office, express oflice or any other suitable business. Ad- dress Zingel, oi, Horatd office. 0, —THE ADVERTISER WILL GIVE THE ABOVE ‘ainount to any person who will procure him $100. ‘either in the army or navy. Address Clcrk, box 170 Herald oftice. AND HELP “WANTED—MALUS. “A GENTS—WE OFFER ¥ Ana Say bare, mT ww and ind you can easily make $16 per ‘rolling our ne unequalled peau they are thie larsest, latest, best ‘ever suld;and our prizes. to ageuis are wane & Each of our puckages contains more Feal good articles than any ‘two others. “Send fo; cite lars of aire inducements. 8. RICK- ARDS & 00, 102 Naseau atreet. ad oldest prize package house in the world. (AGENTS —TuE 3 NEW TAX AND TARIFF PRICE ONLY FIVE CENTS. The only ook conuaining these two important lark, HOLESALE, $2 50 NDRED. Rontes tenting tar beanie & CO., Publishers, 102 ) Nassau at. GENTS.—THR NE PLUS ULTRA PRIZE PACKAGE ow ready surpasses 2 all others in. quality anil quaatt af contents; pays large chet ju wddition fo wiel we offer @ premiuin by trwhlet hele prot» are, nent doubled, Send for our new oircular. Iso publish the RUTONAL TAX LAW, fall ané complete x hundrod. }-, 36 Veetiman street, N.Y. OY WANTED.—A SMART, ACTIVE AND INTELLI- nt iad may find a station as alice toy, Xr. by apply . between the hours of 10 and 1d this poraing, ollfeot the Arges, corner of ark place and 1s BRING 2 Gc OE SALESMAN WANTED—AT 19 BOWERY; one acquafnted with the retail trade. RUG OLERK WANTED—A 1 THOROUGHLY COMPE. tent person familiar with alty Luring: ove speaking French and German preferred. Call at 183 Grand corner D's. CLERK WANTED—ONE COMPETENT TO take charge of @ retafi store may apply at 3uS 9th av, RUG CLERK WANTED—AT FLINTS, 396 NINTIC ‘avenue, corner Thiry-first wbreet, ARMER, | WITH | WIFE, WANTED—T0 TAK ‘of a farm of 40aeres. The man nv iy understand his busiuess; the wife must tke c Gairr and poultry, keep the furm ‘house in order, and supply food for the laboring men. None need apply who cannot bring the best of recommendations froin ist employers ax to capacity, industry, honesty and general good character. Aprly between TH an Qn and 1 o'clock to W. B. Lang, G4 Chil st, ANDSMEN, <, SEAMEN, BLACKSNIT“S, CARPER- tors, ‘cooks and stewards always wanted “for whaling. jnerchant and navy ships, at 87 West street, corner of Ai Dany, opposite plex 42 North river, Qui COACH DRIVERS.—WANTED, TWO GOOD, SOBER men, to drive coach; none but those wiv ean come well of F. A. Knapy, ut Jet on Stables, svopher street, ANTED—AN HONEST BUSINESS MAN, AS TREAS- lurer for the best money making business 11 Americ; wil! clear $6,000 this summer. ot aan having $2). wing to travel, eau appiy to 2r- haw, 10% Gueche wi. ANTRD—A ‘OUNG MAN, COMPEIT: of liquor store; also one to cry ag make Ramet generally wsetal about @ ¢ ‘one need apply without gond city ruference. Spring st. WASTEDTA BOY, OR YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITER dhand und is quick at fignres, in a tyeight and ticket office, The very best of reference require, Mw & week to commence With. Addrvss, over Gandwring. sox 4,149 Post oftice, w* —ANY GENTLEMAN ABOUT V the West, as salcsman, can learn how i = sniesien, without any aitdisional trouble oF expec, bY wd- dressing U. C. ©., Herald ville, ; ANTED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT, TONES? , Who is willing to make hiuiwel! generally usetuts ‘one that hus been at the jewelry trade preferved. Cali at room 11, No. 66 Nassar: et. VANIED—A MAN vie UNDERST, ANTED—a BoY ABOUT BY! ARS a ‘as burkeeper, one tat wadersiomts poke 176 Division st., pain: shop, Resi of cofercnce re- quire ASTED—A STEADY AND RELIABLE MAN, WHO understands the baking of epaneliet ware, Apply Potwren the hours of 9 4 23 at Now York Galvanizing a, near i FOR STEANERS, 2 SOND LCT orters for stores, 2 «'erk ys y stores, 4 girls to iratel, 1 darkcoper, ‘clerk. fu: wh Stewardess fore steamer, henprese driver, Apply at eek Can iaan aynar, Waxtepax ‘A TEMPERANCE DINING SALOON 18 tale city, two bers Wo Wall Ob the tavies, Apply at the Emplorment Secicds Once, Hail, i and pad WASTED—AN EXPERIENCED scotutt SHRP RD, aii. oathiurs ‘aureday, Between ta WwW ANTE Postttons By THe NAVY OR ON BOARD tue “govern tonable gun 4. ‘PINLLIPS. 266 Bi ANIED—A CLERK IN AN INSURANCE OFFICE; a, oung man ta « ply at bal Fulton at. Merchants Okeke’ ftogintey O0ire. Sauauons Xo commision, :n advance, Apviicante by wait YANTED—-tTWO YOUNG MEN AS WAITERS, a0. wonsiomed to the use of ebesks; also, 0 boy. “Apply at Collin's coffee Louse, betwora the hours of § and WAL a. to-day, V FATIERS-WANTED, POOR BXPERIBNCED MEN first clase hotel, a short civtance trom tbe Fa coud place, aud good Wages will bu paid, Apply per 600.000 s3t%R TO SELL LLOYD'S NEW it United States, County Saw ‘anadan and New Jirunawiek; Oost Catt venra time. Superior to any America. 1 the low of ue. feted I 1, Vath, (00 names t ap, Guarantee! any wit man wie to $9 thie Map, and will take back all rer money, $1 13 eufliclent =P ae i for et wee Bomp.o Mapa, ond terme, LLOYD, Wee Bron roadway, New Nork. State Peportments use our be “RUPRMAM 3 FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK. Ave ‘oc iisteplistiment, UL Went Blerenih street, betwee Fics and Six'h avenues IL usebold P rnivare byved wd Aippea to wil paris of the Ward. Covered wagers for ree moving furniwre OF fem.bea Tarature stored,