The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1865, Page 3

Adventure on Mount Monadnock. A young lady who ‘resides at Groton had one of her sprained and broken while on the [3 of Mount Monadnoek the other day. rate So, ere ‘as at hand, who soon reduced the ulty was how to oot her down, and ‘Tow this oa overcome is thus described by # correspondent of the Boston Transcript, who ran se Ane surgeon who at- tended upon her: To my mind there was but one way of getting her down, weighing, as I supposed, some One one hundred and twenty pounds, that was by being taken upon a ‘another. This was dies: but there was carried across rivers Bot do, for the et legs and = feet would hit the ae behind him as hi down, and would pitch ‘them headlong into the Two men could not take her Clee them, r the ‘arrow, crooked, pre- cipitous in pa would not admit of it. »~ Frese bald and venerable appearing, ‘coat and hat, and I loaded her high = Seeie’ aed ona J shoulders, he clasping his hands be- him over her lower limbs, Another man at his shoulder him, and so the descent was begun. He, well forward struggled along, with her hhead high above his, and her profuse and beautiful curls floating negligently about his neck and face—a re- le, a8 the old man worked his way across the top of the craggy mountain, But when they approaaaas the brow of the almost per- Bear gui rocks, staggering under his load, her quailed and ans failed her; but meee hy es his neck with a firmer grasp, th! a mov ntly and safely down with the prayers of fifty hearts about tu ‘inally, his fine omer face flushed to paring was evidently glad to find a ng, resting place to deposit his precious burden. Next came a somewhat younger man, who offered his broad shoulders and sturdy muscles to the trying and @angerous task. Steadied by some behind or some be- Sore, or at times yy the kindly support of a hand upon ine. shoulder, he brought her safely down another short space. There was also good deacon Jobn Cutter, of Winchendon, standing upon a rock below observing the aiticulty and humanity of the task, who, off with bis at, and although probably between sixty and seventy years of age, came right up the rocks and offered to take his turn where danger and death stared them in ‘the face. A kindlier heart was never moved; her instinct poliely ‘accepted, and she was gently eased down another shtful space of the steep rocky mountain side. Then — a taller and stronger man than apy who had offered to be her carrier before, who, leaving wife and children below, bound himse!f to the burden, and nobly did he lift her down the rugged nA ‘So by turns these gene- Fous men, encouraged by the relieved each other, until she was seated in her carriage at the Halfway House, where a multitude of kind strangers offered re- freshments and congratulated her for her fortitude ana success, Tax Pram Caicken Hunt 1x Jowa.—The second an- nual chicken hunt in’ Delaware county, Iowa, took place August 11. Two persons chose sides, the design being to have twenty marksmen on each side; but two on one side failed to come to time. At seven A. M. thirty-eight of the best shots in Manchester and vicinity started in pursuit of game, doing their best till eleven o'clock, when they all met, with their families, for a picnie din: mer in a grove five miles west of Manchester. They pcr) about two hundred chiokane, and, with other dainties, made out a superb repast. At halt. past three P. M. the gunners went at their murderous work again and kept it up till dark, when they all met again at Man- chester for supper. On counting the chickens it was found that eight ‘hundred and fifty-seven had been slain, and the party numbering twenty men was Binefeen chickens ahead of the eighteen men. Game ‘was comparatively scarce, and some of the best marks- men had poor luck in finding coveys. Dr. Cox, one of the shots in Delaware county, fired twenty-three times and killed his bird every time. Tom Bunt, another splendid shot, missed only once in fifty-three shots, kill- fing fifty-two birds. Last year, when game was more abundant, he brought down upwards of one bundred. The highest number killed this year by any one person ‘was fifty-seven, the next highest fifty-five. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Bau—Soiuvay.—At Newark, N. J., on Thursday, Angust 31, by the Rov: Dr. Poor, WinuaM H. eu Bat to Mian Linzté W. eldest daughter of D. Sullivan, Cooxon--Boxtant.—In’ Port. dorv i Wvedvesday, August 23, by the Rev. Mr. Garethy, Bavio F. Cooma ABETH ANN, eldest daughter of the late Joseph Bonsall, all of Jorsey City. Gatna—RvTHeRrorp. On Thursday, August 31, by the Rev, James Millett, rector of the Church of the Holy Marty \\rxon Gaya, of Trenton, Canada West, to AN- nor A, daughter of the late Allan Rutherford, of this jaconi—Brvraner. —In this city, on Wednesday after- noon, ae ond 30, at one o ‘clock, ut the residence of Solo- fon Beuthne , Hag by the Rev. M. J. Raphael, assisted Wantage ramer, Natwanigt Jacops, Exq., of gion, re C., to ‘Miss Rosati Beurusen, of this jeston (8. C.) and Wilmington (N. C.) papers MyGarr.—On (A a be gd 31, by the Rev. ‘W. Collord, Wi formerly of Baltimore, to P. Aor aironr, of ty 5 aly 8, by the Rev, Dr. -AYBERG—MOtT.— , Jul the B. W. Geicsenhaiver, L, Payepue, of New York, to Mise Many wit. Mort, of Hopoicen. Ruska—Garora.—In Brook! n, on rman August ‘at the residence of the bride's the Rev, Wi Keegan, Micust Riera to bliss oe . Garcia, eldest daughter of Manuel H. Garcia, both of Spain. No wreR—Smita.—In New York, on Wednesday, Au- Sree ‘30, by the Rev. Alexander McLean, Mr. Bynox L. 1, Richmond, to Leeuw M., daughter of George this cit; Cresnes ae —On Thursday, August 31, at the residence of A. Marks, Esq. Harlem, by Rev. William , of Grace church, Lewis ScHooNMaker, of New Palts, ister county, to Hasnrerta Seixas, of this city, Amos, —On Thu: tee ‘31, Mary Amore, widow of Alexander Amos, in the rear of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 188 East first street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one Friday morning, September 1, Wituaw Axourw, the beloved nik only son ot ‘Tuomas and Sarab Bennett, is city, aged 3 years months. ‘The rolat\wes and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his No, 213 Fulton street, on Sunday afternoon, at ‘two o'clock, without further notice. The remaingwill afterwards be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Bisuor.—On Thursday morning, August 31, Wniiam Busuor, aged 56 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 227 Hudson street, this (caturday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further notice. BioourieLp.—At Greenpoint, on Friday, September 1, “; po , Mr. Joun H. Buoomrre.p, aged 30 years ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the seardence of his mother, in India street. Commnes.—On Thursday, August 31, mative ive ori Treland, aged 82 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ie (Saturday) afternoon, half-past one o'clock, from ber late Fitty-third Ber remains will Auice Commins, 8 taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter. Carmicnart.—On Thu , August 81, James B. Car- ‘muomant, in the 47th year o! "nis ave. ‘The friends and relatives are ber mcg Magn bony A 4. attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. eo treet, this (Saturday) atlernoom, = por} Ouaruan.—In Washington, D. C.,on Thursday, August Harrm, daughter of mart ‘Chapman. Dewarienas, 1 aim rol bis age “ey ge in year age. friends, and those of the family, are invited to as ; funeral, on ee ene at half-past without further invitation, from bis late September 1, Wittiaw and Mary Drake, aged the family are invited to attend the annem ae parent cok soe (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock preci Donnam.—On Tursday, August 31, Jovia Duxmam, the |. Dun after a painful illness. ‘The funeral will be ‘at Sixteenth street church, Seventh and ae enues, at two o'clock, ) Friends and relatives are in- i Brunswick ba gen ye mber 1, DANikL Gavix, son of ohh and ano wan natives of Bana- = King’s cnt. eee in the 8th year of his ‘The friends and relatives of the family are res; iy favited to pasate ‘the fu neral, from the residence of his Tenth on Sunday afternoon, at loromNae, —| a , on Tuesday, Au, ‘consum: aan an ton’ of William and Howanp.—At ehmond A'Valley, 8. I., on Thursday, ae @. Howard, of New ‘Fabet oe afternoon at one o'clock, from her residence, Richmond Moet Station, 8. I. Relatives ‘and friends are respectfully invited. Lye Peet ‘August 31, Jou Azvry Kuo, - Trends and os resatives Of the family are respectfully 29, of ine Fo ee or ‘September 1, Carnanixe Lyons, ‘without Lroxa.—On Fri the beloved wife of James Lyons, after a long, linj ring Minees, tn th ‘the 30th yearof her ago, f formerly of Limeric! Yaa trend friends and acquaintances of the family are re- ly invited to attend the fever from the resi 239 Tenth 1@, this (Saturday) To be taken 6 Calvary Ceme- .—On Wodnesday morning, & sugen 9 at three Mire, Renacca Mantiy, relict of Robert Martin. ‘The funeral will take place from trom the Neridenee of her sci echeriel ne gi NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1869. attend the funeral, late 303 Rivington street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Roupxexscre.—On r 1, Sorma Loves, the beloved daughter of £%, ‘and Sophia Rohdenburg, 5 years, 11 months and ‘The friends and relatives “fu the famil * omemontreny pacts to attend the funeral, on Sun: rnoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the residence ‘ot ‘ter parents, corner of Seventy-seventh street and Third avenue, to New York Bay Philadelphia Fics g oo on “the Hudson, on Thursday, August 31, Evins oungest ebild of Louisa H, oi iz TReMrEr. — ‘Tbureday, A Henry J. and Suda 31, GartRops Lavina, only child of Robert A. and Henrietta Tremper, aged 10 months and 9 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Neptune Engine COACEET, No. 7, invited to attend the funeral, o respectfully yn Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from Woe. to residence of her parents, No, 41 Devoe street, Will get Warrs.—At Albany, on eu Angi 9, 81, James A. ‘Warts, son of Willam Watts, of Carme' Relatives and friends this (Saturday) morning, al are invited to attend the funeral, at 10; pets from his late residence, Carmel, Putnam County, N. Carmel papers please copy. Py ES on Thursday evening, August , son of W. James and Clara A. Wil- ed 11 months. ends of the family are invited to attend the Hie from the residence of his parents, corner of 114th street and First avenue, Harlem, on Sunday after noon, at two o'clock. ‘WanveR.—In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, August 30, Cnanusa ‘Wanvea, formerly of the Floresice Hotel, in this d Pineral from 331 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. His friends friends in this city are respectfully ivnited to attend. OBITUARY. MARK STEPHENSON, M. D. This gentleman—a succesaful” practitioner of over thirty-five years in the city of New York, died Au, 1865, aged 62 years, Born in the cit} Columbia cpu, Endied medicine in Albany, of bude, cee of the College of Physicians and mc of few York, he rose by his own exertion, energy and talents to an honorable’ ‘standing in his profession. Feel- ing the importance of a greater knowledge of the treat- ment on 0} this branch, thalmic disases, he turned his at in which he was’ prineipaily distinguished lention to asa surgeon. In 1850 he commenced a course of lectures on opthalmic surgery, and in the following year suc- ceeded in founding an institution through much opposi- tion and discouragement. He was itted to live long enough to see it rest on a firm foundation for use- fulness and to be classed among the m many benevolent institutions of this city—a school where the student can qualify himself in this the most important branch of med- ical science (opthalmic sury an indulgent father and He ay and afflicted will his memory ever be cherish ‘A consistent Christian, friend. Among the poor LABAMA MONEY WANTE "paid at MOSES & SCH! s FINANCIAL. HIGHEST “PRICES 'ER'S, 32 Broad street. ENNEI OFF RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY. 8 Pine street, New York, September 1, 1965. The Pranloen of this company have this day declared’a divi- dend of five (5) per cent on the capital stock of the company, out of the net earnings for the month of August (aside from a surplus in funds on hand, and a large quantity of oll in tanks), payable on and after this date. O. M, Bracu, Treasurer. D. L, DUNCOMB, President. jOUPONS DUE IN SEPTEMBER AND NOVEMBER cashed in gold or curren, ON B. MURRAY, 28 Wall street, IVIDEND. ‘The following companies have declared dividends for the month of July Gould and ¢ . Co., $40 per foot; 8. M. Imperial 8. MG, $10 per share: page hr ch ihe Bank’ ot INANCIAL.—WANTED, $12,000 FOR ( Real Estate Security, will iy pay twelve per cent for use of game. For an interview, ad office. per share: nlifornia io Eastern stock- less exchange, b; LEES & WALLER, No. 33 Pi street. E YEAR ON iress Light, box 132 Herald OR SALE—TWO BANK CHARTERS, EVERYTHING ready to commence business under each, or could be converted into national banks. office. Address Charter, Herald Jos B. MURR, ANKER, s UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT LOAN AG! WALL STREET, NEW YORK, ENT, bas on hand, for immediate delivery. all issues of Beven- thi Treasury notes, of Orders from’ Bank the various denominations. ‘and Bankers promptly executed. ‘OTICE.—HOLDERS OF STOCKTON Ler xe COUPONS are hereby resentation at the Metropolitan ¥e65, and January, 1866, in United 8 States notified that they will be paid when due on Bank, New York city, July, ld coin. EADER, Agent. __ SITUATIONS NS WANTED—FEMALES. Y ‘A NuupER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN t situations to do genaral housework, dc. at Owns German Institue, 17 Blanton st, wear the HELP WANTED=}FEMALES. ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL, TO DO GENE- ral housework fora small faimily: Apply on the West side of Broadway, between Sith and Sisi ats. ANTED FIRST CLASS MILLINERS AND, TRIM. anes Canal P Ape nee noo! ia avin as 8 1 OPPO Werrrarie omens. og coma? machine ply to John Hurdis, 608 Broadway. upetirn wbinnd os | WET NURSE WANTED.—A GOOD NURSE MAY CALL AA ey the morning at 381 West ith st, between 8th and ‘OVEN SKIRT HANDS WANTED IMMEDIATELY— A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A. SITUATION as housekeeper in agmal! family; would have no objec. Hon t2,ge in the conntry: ip an experienced Dosaaheoger. mi daye house, Sogetre ik iesye ha SE PE SS A LADY beacause TO RETURN 7. fey pee rut heat Tor her ina katan Po Foie hringat, county Aa ¥. it nae pi sen: ‘Oth and ave. LADY OF EXPERIENCE WinnEs A stu ATiON in @ family wh the Ld children a por nd Engle reg 4, 000, ceat aor refer: | sirars. ‘Address Mrs. Doherty, Boyd's City Despatch, aru Pulton street, A RRSPROTARLE MARRIED seein wane A SIT- uation as wet nurse. Apply at 51 50 CLOAK MAKERS CAN, FIND STEADY WORK e and highest wages at H. E. Legrain’s, 729 Broadway. Call from 8 to 10 A. M. 1 000 CLOAK MAKERS WANTED, —HIGH PRICES LADY WISHES 4 BARY TO WET NURSE. IN HER Bribe alece or week: also good operators own house.—Call Ne Ch; near Kent Wheeler machines. road: ‘Wintarisburg "Reference givew and renuired. a Ervina's Sa anise __ SITUATIONS 'WANTED—MALES Eee ecT ARS GIRL Pt tetyd A SITUATION TO take care No. of baby and do plain sewing. Apply at N_ AGENCY WAN’ TE! D—BY “AN EX. CAPTAIN 4 PUMA AX the United States poe fome manurecturin ANTED BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN OF THE | Ronorably discharged eee ee na ven, a ittation with « fomliy ping to California. elther ne i-th ye fee of an ect as sendy nurse to the children or to take Brooyn. and required. Address L. P. B,, 388 Bridge st., A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN pal a3 Lape tion as barkeeper or clerk tm a re in a retail grocei Hila ci tk Saleh snk WANTED-BY A LADY WITH UNEXCEPTIONABI. furnish good city reference. Se Day dersey Cy references, ® situation house, or as companion to. an elderly lady. changed. Address Honsekeeper, care Mra. y-firet street, stating ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED Woman ‘a baby to wet nurse at her own residence. at 396th at., between Lat and 24 avs. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION TO do copyiny ‘all on or address or ton ot,, New York, for one week. ne - HELP waNreD—r eee A FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND TRIMMER A, wanted. Apply at Miss Dunlop's, 200 Smish at, Brook- Lyn. ‘A YOUNG GIRL WAXTED—TO TAKE, CHARGE OF two children and make herself gene useful. ply to the Canton Tea Company, 125 Chatham st, TRAVELLING SALESMAN, LATELY D} from the army, wishes a situation; regal foront ta esandcan give good sec RORARGE "g A RRS eri CON NT (A YOUNG, MAN, GERMAN, TWENTY-THREE YEARS Old. lately returned from the army, would like to get & Place as clerk or porter. L. H., 51 Bayard st, A YOUNG MAN, RETURNED FROM THE ARMY. DE- sires a situation, In some wholesale house, as en' jood penman, quick ai work. Goad references. clerk, or in any other capaci correct at Sgures and not afraid Address Industry, Herald office. A YOUNG Man. WISHES A SITUATION AS BOOK- Keeper. Bast of reference given. ‘No objection to go in the ry. Address Bookkeeper, box 171 Herald office. COLORED MAN, LATELY ARRIVED FROM THE South, wishes a situation; he ts sober and honest; ua ress Gerstands taking care of horses, farming, &c. Addi (AME LADIES O8 GENTLEMEN WISHING TO LEARN | P.H., Herald office, uA make crayon ppctralte fre 1m small hologTane, cards, making $10 portraits a few hours, shot ould eal at 486 Broad- FIRST RATE PENMAN AND ACCOUNTANT. 18 DE- S sirous of obtaining a situation nasal bookkeeper, or purser te avn ood deal er] A LARGE NUMBER OF CLOAK HANDS WANTED.— Flence, and ean Produce the ‘1 ‘Dest of city ret ¥ ‘Address Purser, Herald office, for ihre days. None but experienced hands need a Fe eee ee operant at work room of CL. Woodbridge, 80'Vandamn at. ARKEEPER, — SITUATION, WANTED, BY oung man in the business five years; is ca: LOAK HANDS.—ONE, HUNDRED CLOAK, HANDS pabloot taking shange: best of reference as to honesty and J still wanted atour ishme rat clase oper- sobriety. Address , Herald office. ators'on Graver & Baker's and Singer eral bottonhole makers. Apply at %4 Chambers st. Oe Bid pail tpi speipoce nye GooD ‘and stendy employment: al machine ratork Apply at Araold, Constable ‘t Gove work room, 47 foward a IRLS WANTED—TWO FOR BALLING TWINE; ALSO, be es to tong apannerg: the hose sed to the alates ferred; conatal loyment ai and good wages den & Simonds, maar we t 2d fm FLOUSEKBEPER WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN. A lo age ‘and circumstances comfortai good home can be had. Address Oraborn, ee ‘muehines, and se D. B. Babcock & Co. yon TO GARDENERS AND FARMERS.—A Scotch lad wants # place for the winter; can take care af eattle. Call at No. 9 5th at., in the store. FPUREE HONORABLY DISCHARGED SOLDIERS want employment aa clerka (for which they are com- nt), OF as assistant bartenders, or would make them- salves generally useful in any employment. Address J. W. D., box 222 Herald office, HOTEL PROPRIETORS,—THE CHIEF CLERK OF the principal hotel South, for two years desires a position In one of the hotels’ in’ this tgs given. Address 8. H., box 2,606 Post o| ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS PASTRY COOK IN A hotel, or as pastry cook and cake hand: would have no objection to take charge, or advance $500 to $600 in the firm, uwpon good Bood security. Address G. ©. B,, Herald office, until pte WARTED—A SITUATION, FOR A YOUNG GERMAN, in a mercantile house: is familiar with all kinds of 8 English, French, Italian the American Consulate ‘in, best references. - Herald office. TL Abies WANTED_TO EMBROIDER SIMPLE DB- 4 signs on aflk; genteel, remunerative employment for home. - Also ladies to finish’neck ties. Apply at $4 Barclay st., up stairs. NECKTIE MAKERS WANTED—ALSO YOUNG LA- dies, smart with the needle, to finish ties after machine; affords genteel remunerative employment. Apply at $4 Bar- stairs, ol TPO MILLINERS.CWANTED. A. COMPETENT TRIM ‘ firat class establishment in Cincinnati, Ohio. Appl at Sot Brondway, up stairs, u hag FEATHER MAKERS.—GOOD HANDS WANTED, to make feathers and piquets. To such liberal com- Sone will be given. Apply to Newell, Smith & Co., 262 Janal st office business: speaks and writ and Spanish; iast employment General's at Frankfort-on-thi F.Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (Scotch), employment wherever he might be useful; fats oGeoation; salary very moderate. Address D. D., He- ral 8. ‘ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as light porter, or anything where he can bon sah y himself generally useful. Address G,. H., 408 Green- wie REE, GIRTS WANTED—TO WORK AT PERFUME. ry, Experianeed hands only need apply to W. A. Hin- man, 2603, Pearl st. Bor ere A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, to put her bahy, four months old. out to wet nurse, where it ain ‘be well taken care off. Call at 127 Madison st., SITUATION IN good ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A ‘some wholesale house, to learn the business referen ‘Address Business, box 124 Herald office. WANTEDITEMPORARY OCCUPATION AS A. COPY: ist or amanuensis, by a young gentleman who is a Detween 12 and 2 o'clock to-day. Frod_penman and has a collegiate education. Address . = rinceton, Herald office. Waa, CLOAK DESIGNER; ONE THAT PER- . mi fectly understands the business. A line addressed to Shh PLOYMENT, BY A DISCHARGED soldi 4 god penman and willing to make himself 1 Aiden Kes Te Brooklyn Post 0 Waxten—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN WHO N, Wells, box 5,435 Post office, will be promptly attended to. ‘ANTED—A WET NURSE WHO CAN BRING GOOD recommendations. Inquire at 32 East 334 at. UOTATIONS FOR SOUTHERN BANK NOTES. BANKING Hopsk BOF MANNING J & DEFOREST, Bk of the Commonwealth 5 Bank of Middle Geo Bank of Howardsville. ... 10 f Sa — Bank of Old Dominion. :.: 30 Bank of Philipps, 10. Central Bank of Rockbridg cir jank or. ‘Aug Central Bank of Virginia. iB Ban! Corporation of Al Timber Cutters’ Bi PL vile 3 Union Bank. ar nae Exchan) ‘orfoik 23 Ai orhwesternie, Seti"vilie 90 Southw'n Bk, W3 Traders’ Bank, Nort Canouina. Bank of Ca) aye fe Virginia Bonds... ba Exchange Bank, Golumeis 2 N. Carolina Bonda....70 Farmers’ and Exchange . 15 South Carolina Bonds. Merchaute’ Chera “18 Georgia Bonds, ......80 8 People’s Tennessee ‘Bonds......7 Planters? Bank, “Fairfield: i Planters andMechanics'Bk 20 a ie of Fincastle 2) rlotte. lie. Souta Carouina. Bank of Camde: < Bank of oan: R J, » , Sept. BUYING ‘R. form, Sept. 1, 1865. Rate. ” Groncta. Bank of Commerce. Bank of Fulton. . Bank of Empire Siaie. Farmers and Mac! pin sire Bank ta & Planters! BK Commercial Bank. Central Bank thesville 20 chmond Bank of Tennessee Bank of West Tenn: City Bank of Nashyil Merchants’ Bk., Nashvilie 15 Ococe Bank of ‘Nashville. 25 Planters’ Bk of Nash; Shelbyville Bk. SUNEES awsesele a Citizens’ Bank. te Crescent Cit eats Louisiana Siate Bank, Mechan. & Traders’ Bank Merchants’ Bank.. Sonthern Bank. Union Bank...... : New Orleans Gity Serig Strate Boxps anp Co! rene iipieiasiiddegiia 4 7 Siig Bond Ba rp ‘The above bonds are bought with, coupons, from 186) io- North Carolina Coupons... 2 Memphis City Coupon Geor re iiabte to thucthate, wand cauiioi be ‘re- quotations hed on | on for any length of time. mani, sehegtes Septem! nd of Se cent for month of Au- e transfer books will be FUNK, President. Orgs. OF THE cucage AND Sa er 0. ene foes street, New dy vin Aa it from bon of Michigan, will be paid on and after that date, on presentation at this ‘oles. Va, nd a6 a YOUNG, Secretary. ALL STREET, NEW YORK, GE: -RNMENT LOAN NTS, ues on band fr i delivery, tasues of Seven- yg all denominations. wwe LT and 6 ae of Sree. _— at of Tiindebedness A tian Banks and Bankers executed on favorat ANTED—A Ra and the pay tT given VERMILYE & co oF ON FURNITURI Ne tonto of which willbe tranet with morgage or "bill of sale For toformat formation address SS iGHerda omees ‘ANTED TO BORROW--$3,000 Nauranee policy. to run twelve Sing on Sry diven, "Address Ghates, $300.000 TO Capes Le, “yi Bak Rata ekena TO LOAN IN one TO SUIT, ON BOA Tors Mal No ‘No. __ OLD Age SER ‘iver, Jewellers’ Sweeps, ac., a Avett Go" ‘a, 47 Nassau street sate ‘Liberty lat REMOVALS. son River mo removed Warren ewes to their cir Tht rifeth at treet "depot, Dotween ae <THE GBHERAL ee, OF THE HUD. inth and Tenth avenues. ‘WM, H. VANDERBILT, Vice President. good waiter and understands carving and dressinj tof reference furnished. “arene Carver, ie ments ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, As | Minti" urae; one understanding fine washing and, tronin 3 Wegeecs “SMART, ACTIVE BOY, 17 OR 18 YEARS who understands the grocery business; a Ger English language preferred. Apply at 128 Mott at ‘WAXTED—AN ouyice | nor OF INTELLIGENCE and expel c rk of @ lawyer's office. Apply rience at 200 Broadway, room i WAXTED—A LIGHT PORTER, ONE WHO UNDER VY. Mande the hardware business, by M.&%. & Cham Fst. WA STED—A MAN AND HIS WIFE TO G0 TO THE South: the man fora gurdener, attend 10 horses, Ac., and the woman asa seamstress and to do housework, ke: such wr Mrwages and a comfortable home 'w li be given! both Cathole and Protestant ehurches are in the Fieinliy. “Address box 1,001 Post offioe, stating and resideneo, Best of city references given ANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS PUBLISHING HOUSE. five young or middle aged men, of good address, genteel appesranee, &e., to introdnee and solicit orders for a superb work of art in soveral of the principal towns an cities; situ. ation permanent and high]; Fremanerative to an enerseti eruon, Reference required. Address box 2,286 New York ost alifications required, ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED RELIABLE GENTLE. Canal Unt 10 008 ae travelling agent, Call to-day at No. 7 st "‘ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK, WHO IS CORRECT and experienced, Address box 982 Post office, stating references, ANTED—TWO MEN FOR RAILROADS, TWO clerks for grocery stores, salesmen, three porters for stores, two men to drive horses and carts, express drivers, entry clerk, four men for steamers, Apply to WILSON & ©O..146 Greene at, Jersey City. ‘ANTED—THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED LACE | aed _gimbroldery salesmen: also wo gpod window to Lord : retaif department, 461 to M67 Broadway. piel: ~ WASTED GOOD, STOUT, ACTIVE BOY; ONE NOT an ax PEN OF FORE. Avoly ab 0. 1. Trogkwand's, 98 Reade Wma STOUT YOUNG wan. AS LIGHT POR. | ter, in a wholesale house; one who peg ye A or, and can drive a horse, Apply at 67 Walker at., precsvlonet AN OFFICE, A YOUNG MAN, ba TO 18 years of ‘good penman, quick nnd correct at figures: such an one, willing to make hinwelf generally useful and Work for a small, compensation, may address in own hand writing box 6,535 Post office, New York, stating business ex- perience and compensation required. ‘ANTED—IN AN OFFICE DOWN TOWN, A SMART, active re oe about 14 years old; must write a good han and bring good eference: one who rexides with his parents referrs yn, in handwriting of applicant, R. C, E., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A TRAVELLING AGENT, FOR SELLING champagne and catawba wine. Only gentlemen of ex. perience and with best references need apply at 202 Broad- way. WAXTEDIAN OFFICE BOW, IN A DRY GOODS commission house; salary first year $100; one from the country preferred; ‘references required, Apply after 3 P. M., to James Talcott, 69 Leonard st. ‘ANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, HAVING ABOUT $200 IN cash, can meet with a good paving position in alight, pleasant manufacturing business, on application to the Ame- Fiean Necktie Company, No, 86 Nassau st up stairs, after 12 oe WAXTEDIACLERK IN A GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH. ing store. None need make Rd but those who understand the business. Apply at Ward’s, 387 Broadway. PERSONAL. PETER RD A STRANGER WHO LEPT HIS VALISE AT A Ho- tel, a short distance from Jersey City ferry, but could hot find his way baek, would be obliged to the proprietor for sending it to i Present address, 7 t Warlngton street, oF ing name and locali tel by ma’ ress hues se 5 OHN CALLAN NEW BORN INFANT WANTED—ALSO THREE FL others to be adopted out, Call at 741 Greenwich st. Ot street, 3 F CHARLEY, WHO CALLED ON MISS EMMA GLBA- son, formerly of Wooster strect,on Saturday and Sun- ay of last week, will call at No.6 Amity place he can see her. IN G SCHNEIDAN, LATE OF BRITISH BARK ae, wat will please call ea C. H. Trambull, 174 Front ork. AMES MULLEN.—I WILL RE AT THE PLACE df: J pointed, at the time specitied by you. TEUTENANT FREDERICK MASTIER, OF THE sixty. 4 eighth N.Y, Volunteers, will please send his address or call on P, Rincon, 31 Weat Sixteenth street. New York city, he is in possession of letters from the Lieutenant's father for him, MILLI THERE 18 A LETTER FOR YOU ar sta. rp AVENUE CARS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Astor House to Twent tind streot, Address J. K. Mar- shall, #tation D, Ne or! ILL THE NAVAL OFFICER WHO MADE FRUIT. tn peat nguirtes atthe State House Library. Boston, earl rust, send his addre rect to box 1,436 Post off New rd ety, Snares Oo _Losr AND FOUND. | OND_ON SEPTEMBER 1, 195. A POCKETBOOK, containing 8 amall amount of money. The owner can have the same by proving property at 136 Pearl street. ORSE STOLEN—CREAM OR BUCKSKIN COLORED, black mane and tail, scar across the shoulders. Taken from, stable, Bighty-third, street, near fica avenue, 00 ‘Tugeday morning, Augu EDWARD MURRA Highty third se, between a Becond and Third ave, Yorkéille, EFT—YESTERDAY, 1ST rer. OPPOSITE THE 4 Astor House, between 24% ‘clock PM. ina South ferry stage, a Bundle of Busing my not worth anythin furto the owner, Any one who will. return It to 668 Broad: war, or 34 West Fourth street, will be suitably rewarde: Bow OST—-A SMALL BLACK COVERED ACCOUNT 4 Book, near the Post office, A Uberal reward will be paid for its return to Van Hoesen & Bro., 67 South street. T,O8tc08 TUESDAY, ON THE LONG ISLAND, RAI« 4. rond or in this city, a gold Watch, Yates maker, No. 22,053. A liberal reward will be paid for ite return to John D! Douglass, 817 West stree s THE AFTERNOON OF AUGUST 31, IN A 4 Fourth avenue car, a large roll of Law Papers, being part of a report of atrial. $5 reward will be paid for their return to 6 Wall street, room 30, LOoStyiX CANAL STREET, ON THURSDAY. A LADY'S id Waist Buckle. The finder will be liberally re- led on leaving the same at 533 Broadway. JOHNSON, OST-IN A WEST STRERT CAR, AUGUST 21, A GOLD 6 neva, Dispateh, 41 Fulton street, i be given and no aeons asked, agit OST—FROM THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, ON FRI- 2 day morning, a black and tan Dog, named Jack; had ona German silver collar, with the name of C. B. Kimball engraved on it, The Ginder will be liberally rewarded by re- turning him to C. B. Kimball, Fifth Avenue Hotel. ‘ANTED-EXPERIENCED WAITERS, FOR SATUR- days and Sundays; alsoa girl who understands the washing of dishes. Apply at the ‘Central Park Casino. |. YY ANTED—A MAN TO ATTEND A STEAM BOILER ‘and make fires. Apply at Bancroft House. WANTEDTA YOUNG MAN OF SOBER AND INDUS. trions habits, to assist or take charge of 8 Nquor stos av. red. corner good clty reference’ req OST—GOING FROM 125TH STREET TO WASHING- 4 ton Market, via Third avenue cars, n short piece of Hair Chain, with'Anchor, mounted in gold, attached, Who- ever will return it to Nos. 98 and 95 Sixth avenue, up stairs, ive the vatue of the aamé TOLEN —THE PERSON WHO STOLE A CASH BOX © containing monev and private papers from the office of Gambrill & Post, 544 Broadway, will not be asked any ques- tions about the money if he will return the pupers to the Above address. ayouna » MEN AND ALL DESIRING EMPLOYMENT, come to the Excelsior Agency and obtain situations, 206 panier room 21, We recommend this ofice. ‘THE TRADE WANTED IMMEDIATEL' —BY has a thorough knowledge of the The best of reference given, two days T.C., box 173 Herait SITUATION ractieal florist: freenhouse and gra Giotto mas. “Andress for olllce. OD JOB COMPOSITOR WANTS'A PERMANENT, situation; is thoroughly acquainted with all kinds of city work; antisfactory reasons for leaving present place. ‘Address, siating highest salary, G. T. Hx Herald office. PROOF READER “AND PRACTICAL PRINTER wanted.—A smurt, steady man may have a eat situ: ation by addressing Printer, oe 107 Herald office. Bor MAKERS WANTED.—APPLY AT NO. 252 ARPET UPHOLSTERERS AND CARPET SEWERS J wanted at 691 Broadway. None but experienced hands need apply. sn OE RATED ES TEESE OY RAUGHTSMAN WANTED.—APPLY TO T. R. JACK- ‘son, architect, 229 Broadway. 1 aera COMPOSITOR WANTED—AT 105 4TH AV. ferences required. it S8d st. WA orensrone ON WHEELER & WILSON'S ; also lace hands and embroiderers, at Lord & t Taylor's, corner of Grand and Chrystie sts. Wasser WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE. TO ACT AS asnistant forewoman and cutter for thecloak department, .pply to H. E. Legrain, 729 Broadway, from 8 to I WANTED-A FEMALE TEACHER, WHO | CAN teach es ro ag music and th ay Ln for a small private None need a} nless she teach all the above ‘branches of ee ae me is a good dn inept Inquire between 10 and 2 P. M. at HELP WANTED—MALES, Aas a 00008 ENTRY CLERK “WANTED—IMME- Apply to Hamlin, Green & Co, 87 and 89 A MAX WANTED 10 DRIVE A LIQUOR WAGON; (be aoqualnted with the businere: food wages and steady Address, w! Liquor, box 127 employment. ernplozment BOY, ABOUT 14 YEARS OLD, WHO WRITES A A good” hand, wanted in alawyeris office, Address, In dwriting of applieant, M. O., box 205 Herald office, ARDENER.—SITUATION WANTED, BY A SINGLE J. ‘man, who hae high testimonials of character for mo: Tallty and’ capability, having ‘Produced first premium hot- tine RrAPOR, en and plants, holding in the Last situa. pouae Eaterabtenin of a public institution as. termer, gar: fener ben for the inet five years with every aatiafaction. Ap ply. for for.one week, to Messrs. Thorburn & Co., 15 Jobn st., ATTING.—THREE SILK HAT FINISHERS WANTED, at J.D. Bird's, 84 Cortland st. EWELLERS.—WAXTED, anon AT. SOEID RING makers, COOK & CO, 3 John wae further information a] Givens, Danville, Ky. WANTED-4 FIRST RATE COOK, WITH THE BEST of city reference. None other need apply, from 10 to 12 o'clock, at 100 East 30th st., on Saturday morning, pt WAXTED-A GIRT, 70 DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK for n family of four; must be a good cook, washer and froner and come well recommended. Apply at 244 Broadway, gun store, Wages $8. ‘WAXTED-A GOOD LACE TRIMMER: ONE wno ‘can make fltusion capes preferred. Apply to Mrs. Hinman, 1,169 Broadway. rote WASTED A YOUNG GIRL, FROM 12 TO. 14, TO AT. tend to the door. Inquire at 216 6th av., up stairs. Noue need apply without references, WASTED A HARD WORKING WOMAN, To DO general housework; wages $8 per month. Apply at 99 Eaat 23th at. Wind rac MIDDLE | AGED wo, and wash for two in ust be understand m: her Sastoes the bighe: exceptionable reference after 20 "clock for two ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK, RELIABLE GERMAN prog CLERK WANTED, AT 0. Alexauder's, 796 3d at SMART, ACTIVE ROY WANTED—FOR A BLANK book store, shows 16 years of age, honest and industri- ous. Apply at 2 Beekman st., up stairs. DYERTISEM: NVASRERS WANTED—FOR THE nan Business Guide.» Only gentlemen of | thor- ough experience in ‘New York. Apply to A. P. MAUGE, No. 9 Chambers #1 AT TEE NATIONAL AGENCY, 482 BROADWAY— ted, assistant bookkeeper, entry and shipping Alerk, crocery and dry goods salesmen. ater, conchman and travelling agent, cashier and farm hands, Conducted under folosegs ‘of merchants. T NO, 4 NEW CHAMBERS ST., Wanted, n bookkeeper, 7 groce agents, 15 farm hands, Apply early t OOKKEEPER "WANTED—CAPARLE, “ATT TIVE, Bi and correch, Address, with references and salary, @ Co., Herald office. OY WANTED.—ADDRESS, IN OWN WRITING, BOX D_ 5,100 Post office. JROY WANTED—FOR OFFICE DUTIES, SMALL SIZR, eat in appearance and honest; wages $1 50 per week Apply, after 1034 A. M., at 173 Pearl st., Front ofice ROOM NO. 4— eras 13 porters, 2 ing. TO COOK iperior lawn. nderstand “Call =- EWELLERS.—THREE OR FOCR GOOD WORKMEN eo} wanted on imitation diamond, work: ano two boys to learn the trade: also one good polishing HORTON, RENW & HOPP! NG, TI Nassan st. EWELLRRS WANTED.—APPLY AT JOHN A. RI- oD _ley's, 18 John st. ASTRY COOK WANTED—ONE WHO UNDER- rtands his businens in all its branches, Apply between 11 and 12 o'clock at the Pierrepont House, Brooklyn. PRIVATE HOUSES.—AN UPHOLSTERER WANTS TO bave work in private houses in his business. Inquire at t.. of Mr. Levin. mo WATCHMAKERS.— to go to acity in Mlinots, jen lane, ANTED, A GOOD WORKM ‘Apply to Cooper & Fellows, 10 PHOTOGRAPHERS.—SITUATION WANTED, BY A young man, as assistant operator or printer, in good alley. Refers to R. V. Harnett, 635 Broad Address £ Herald office. 1 SHOEMAKERS. —WANTED, A cOMPI ‘TENT MAN ‘totnke entire charge of a shoe manufactory, in the vi- cinity of New York, where from 50 to 1a) men may be kept constantly emploved; to a suitable person a desirable and Permanent sitiation will be given, ‘with a liberal sali Kddress, with reterences, &e,, Wm. Robinson, 24 De stairs. ‘washer and ironer; also a chambermaid and waitress; must be willing to assist in the washing and ironing; both must speak Engiish and have ferences. Apply from {Bo 1Zorelock ‘this day at 421 6th av., southeast corner of th st. We sneae GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER; Dest of city reference required. Apply at 483 West st., from 9 to 12 o'clock. Wee RESPECTABLE FRENCH GIRL, TO ke care of children and competent to teach them French. Good reference required. Apply at 106 West 45th st. WAXTED-AT NO. 470 WASHINGTON 8T., A GOOD ‘strong girl, for general house 2 | WAXTED—A, FIRST CLASS | MILLINER FOR, A Hore in the country, a short distance from the city: Mberal wages paid; anply without good refer: ences. Waly Pod Duane wt ino OY WANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE ROY, TO RUN OF errands and to make himself generally useful, ina store. One residing with his parents may address box 88) New York Post of ILOAK AND SHAWL SALESMAN WANTED—WITH good city reference, at A. Fields’, 51 Ci RESS GOODA SALESMAN WANTED—BY AN porting house; must be acquainted with the tra arene. ating where last employed, salary expecte: RUG CLERK WANTED—A YOUTH 16 TO 18 YEARS ‘of age, with some experience. German preferred. Ap- ply at thee: Corner of Spring and Elm ate, Poe, ct ro Dy ak mr pg EB ba tan for a retail store. None others nm anne ©. 6. CURTIS, 4 Dep rect ENTLEMEN FROM THR SOUTH, WITH SMALL OR capital, can obtain very luctative i ae and secuse Indepenttoe without risk. room No. 8. ‘ANFED—VERY 2008, HANDS FOR be or oo ‘s Ww: clothes, by Mme, H, Walter-Frese, N raped re.¢ CURRIERS.—WANTED, BY A JOURNEYMAN eur been used to the shoe trade. wh at. ¥. WAXTED TWO GOOD STEAM FITTERS TO GO A hort distance in the country. ‘Apply to G. Russ, 45 between 9 and 10 o'clock A. M.,on Friday and WANTED-A CUSTOM CUTTER FOR SHIRTS, COL- lars and drawers, State references and wages wanted. Address Custom Cutter, Herald office. WANTED-A CONFECTIONER FOR DRAGEE AND Jelly work. Address, in English or German, Laurent & Maron, northwest eorner of 6th and Arch sts, Phila- feipi Wri se EXGUSERS TO_RUN A STATIONARY gine: must understand ‘hie business and core wot recommen: none cannes F I at 261 st. near Dover. es y DAVIDSON a Wathen JOURNEYMAR BARBER. APPLY AT ‘BA Ist at. Brooklyn, E. D. ate fam Iecogtans Ne Calo day or Monday, GiROCERY CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WELL -ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SIGN PAINTER; ONE eats iat er ar ents ae | GQ ASTAn ERT too asad Ret | uaa seg ae vate West. Apply to Oe Weigh ht, ae he Brandreth Hot House. er ineineetennnineisionttememnihipaniiaoes | WY ANEED CONTE TEES HANDS TO BEAD MAE ‘ornaments; also operators on Grover & cases, fo, oe gmbroider, best w ‘wages paid. ‘Apply st 421 Broad W YORK ADVERTISING AGENCY. 266 BROAD. ‘way, roan No.4. Vacancies for assists nt bookkeeper, ntry clerks; also salesmen in all of Bertani business, Porter, coachman, tablished 1858. ANTE) froner; also a chambermal good reference. Apply at eniy ® cw Bs "ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL Se eee an as ily; must have good references. Inquire ANTEDA ene, At As Aspe) AND TO of the dining room. Call at the office of Dr. Grinaies x No YY Amity place, near vara at. Wy ecsas Peart at TO WORK At SUGAR TOYS. ply at 442 Peat Witte." dppip acl ad av, Wine from toa. A.M. ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK, IN A I family, fnquire at 6 West sh st, Saturday W Aivonen, i apg prvaio fay. apply ata West inst betoett arms ee A WASTES A oom armen etured Dp between 11 Fld orclooks at 48 West 200 r Waser TO PACK TOBACCO. APPLY aT DA Goon —_——— <<< Ember tanta by rag ie een WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE Pontomie. tail store, Address, with references IRAVELLERS WANTED—TO SELL ON COMMISSION, tn Now York. hair nets and bugle gimps. “Apply Wo B: Barnard, 67 Walker st. TWO EFFICIENT DRY GOODS BALESMEN WANTED— for the dress goods department; must be window ressers; salaries liberal; altuations permanent. Apply at dolf Kuster's, 225 8th a AGENTS.—A FEW ACTIVE BUSINESS MEN, OF A dead adios are wanted to sell the new patent rood ad leather shank Boots and 8! ‘They can be sold Dyrthousanda, To. agente with small Peapital w rare ‘oppor. {unity ie offered, Union Boot and Shoe Company, No. 24 Dey at., second floor. rt, eo Warten ar EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, THO. ea with the white lead and varnish trade in the Wea, South ged New York State; best of refer. ence required. Ad ence. TAKE A CHILD, HOME ., from 8 to 12 o'clock, idrese box 4,426 Post office, stating refer- Os pe hs FIRST CLASS MARKER: ONE WHO I8 familiay with the names, Localities and shipping routes . Salary liberal. ‘Apply to, A. & lway. corner Chambers ag feade wi ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS SRIERIRO CRASS, ‘one having experience in th rdware line. Address box 2,008 Post office. aE vk a cunes, USED TO TAKING be or Wer. FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS AND ge i ee eee “oy Guting and do Ba alan) motaligybetmeon Wand doo a0 Reb Winn B, box ib Herat oe = a PERSON WHO I8 ff CSA TR. | ARTED A. pant ABLE GIRL, AS CHAM. fur business, as salesman, Call Stadeker framgioid o'clock to-day, 4 an erie ies aa, Ape, | Se SE ee froma 4 ANTED—. fs RESERCTABLE & ig ay BLE GOODS oe W es copraatenion fn the Souther featern States, NEWSPAPERS. _ SSRES se saae ofa Tae BILLIARDS, &C. had ai RAMAN GIRL, WHO 18 Wines need eer eed aa for @ manufacturing house, Apply at sc Ward'ay $87 Broadway. lero ia nana hnd ee ASSIA Ha AazBD FO. A LARGE DRY GOODS IMPORTIN' ts writer, quicl oad lars, H., box seize in bau. Adare, win pe Wana. ear eE atten air inet dat Wa tat seeeras. \D—A TIDY GIRL, Peg! MED care A children, as purse a oH oat 4 well recommended, Apply at oodhu ay ee a et eee ANTED—A SITUATION AS TELEGRAPH (REGIS- ter) operator. Address G. ANTRD—A MARRIED MAN, AS GARDENER AND farmer, twenty miles from the city: reoomranatione Apply et room $2 No: 167 Broadway, from Sod orcloek, Wit FRENCH PROOF READER, WELL A uainted with all matters relating to the ‘business in None but an experienced man need ap- box 8,767 Post office, N. ¥. ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SITUATION AS bar wig maker; has had experience: wages novobjec, “Address for four days, American, Herald offee ANTED—A PRACTICAL DRILLER, OR. WELL borer, to go to the ofl *. clock, at 187 Broadway, room No. ANTED—A COPPER ROLLMAN: & COMPETENT Powt ee man; none other need apply, Address box 2,396 ANTED-—A PLATE PRINTER; A GOOD WORKMAN can iain constant employment at Johnson, Fry & Co.'s, 27 Beekman st. OOL DYER WANTED-ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS scouring, bleaching and di ig fully competent to None others need appl; French per office OX DEMANDE—UNE BON DAISE UNE sait bien coudre et eolffer, pour solgner deur petite hi. Addrenser 76 Madison av. pour deux jours, _ARTIFICIAL EY KS. ‘ABTEICIAL AL wis Be ES MADE, TO ORDER AND UCH and SS LMANN Rolssonneau, 0 0. inserted ‘formerly cmileyed by roadway, New Sa “IMMEDIATELY — CAPPLY at ‘Coke office, 142 Third avenne, pest, ro oth pide hs KK AigkeRnOonEs Ante BACT Doct oe oom! pany, ner of Bienen ‘our ne superior Lehigh Salts Wadliagen ————————oeeaeeoo MATRIMONIAL. of an To A YouNG oi gt 4 ene aie peri argec REWARD: . R $10 IN GOLD—Los Fulton Market, w piece of Fintan, containing. & 85 a pies with theowncr'ename onitaod x Spanish halfsdol sliver. The above reward will be pald to anyone return. ing the same to Geo H. Penntman, Judd Oil Company, 139 Front street. 3 REWARD —LOST, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 3 ie to Trinity churchyard, a Gold Double Bye as. Eyeglaas, 30'West Eleventh at, all on or address Eyeg! 5, REWARD WILL BE PAID AT THE STORE 192 De) Sixth avenue fora gold Locket Pin with photograph enclosed; lost in Ce cali rho Sixth avenues, on t inst. $5 REWARD. =Lo8T. ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 9%, fn a Coney Island car, at Fulton ferry, or thence to Second avenue ears, a Pocketbook,containinga sum of money in Ove dollar bills and aome smalier currency, The above re- ward will be paid ing it nt 949 Second avenne, N. Y. 1.0) REWARD —Lost, | IN HOBOKEN, ON THE eventng of the Sixt of Aucust, a small hick Dog awering tothe name of Jack: hada small collar with belle Srarintil eck "Any one bringing the sme back to 66 Washington street, will reeaive the above reward ‘and no REWARD.—LOST, YESTERDAY MORNING, IN & Fourth avenue oar or in walking from the car mee pers, copies of patents, letters, wrapped in brown tah in apply 1g Paper, tied with red tape. These papers Hn Nine a dey one’ except the owner. $10 will be pald to the finder on leaving the papers at Rushtoo’s drug store, un- der the Astor House. peut RE LER aS BQO REWARD. AND, NO QUESTIONS ASKED— 49 Amity street, on Friday morning, Bevtember' oe itve tertier Jong, any hair, geay and $1 down Broadway to Liberty atreet. x bundle of Ey ck and red le 95 REWARD.—Lost, Apply at II] Broadway, room 23, No questions arked. -” — evening, A Willa square piece of leather over Keyhole, probably Dodd's ox: . Char- blue. Had ot on a bh ther coli ‘A_MALACHITE SCARF PIN 4e) and two nets Screw Studs, malachite and coral. $50 REWARD.—LOST, IN A bE otal SESE CAR, e Wal . single renter het shows rear wit be paid ana no aration ‘masean ‘on return of sm oe ST and treet ere $50 REWARD. —LOsT, A SOLID LEATHER Bode canvass cover, cover leather, cornered and proba reas card on. with Rapber Mee name of e A. Cohen, ote. N.C, ontag. Whoever finds, or knows of the ‘where- Sty Aollars reward ot ‘Chambers at, wil) recely annate of the abore Ps 4 xohange Hi the office of Merchants’ @ 5 () REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, IN ye) ‘nteenth atreet, near Third avenue, or in Third avenue, between Sixth and Severkeenth streets, a Gold Watch, with gold face and hands, m J. Tobinn & Co., of Liverpool; ring of the reward will be pald on its return. to Ill Water treet, third story office, s. 50) REWARD.—LOST, | on < THE 20TH INST., TWO Drafts, of one thourind dollars ench, drawn by nay on "Fourth Na- 1 Bank of New York City, in favor of Charles Babcock. of one hundred dollars reward on leaving bille Co, # Warren street, in same package, two ‘The finder will receive whov and drafts with A. R. Van Nest Payment of drafts stapped. TO! FROM THE sare or on Friday, the mpon Bond: "One sf 000 John T. Hill, cashier, 156, favor of bearer, June 15, is 26 107, favor of vearer, June 6,397, favor of bearer, SOUTHERN ADV ERTISEMENTS. “7 E BRAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY, @ BROAD. ‘New York.—For sale or lease valuable Lands tn all the Southern States, suitable for cotton, sugar, ‘turpen- tine, lumber, grain, grapes, and other fruite, and for farmi purposes generally: also Biining Lands, containing gold, ver, copper. iron and coal, with water . Dy tion invited, Information in regard to lands, % furnished without charge; great inducements offered to eapi- tallsts and laborers. KEMP P. BATTLE, Secretary. Mee Lowe ae ig ber of Commerce, N. ¥. resident Chamber 7. Jay Cooke, ‘Esa Philadel, 1, Stuart Hin Gato Governor EW YORK @ LODGE 0 F PERFECTION, dA. K. members of this Todas are ‘ere od that labor will be reamed at thelr rooms Masonic, Ht Teand 116 Boat Tot tember 2, at 8 P. A. P. Montanty, G. See. ath treat Th ‘Berurday iacHAN TP. og yor RECEIVED yoou AUCTION—A LAR LoTt Linen SI sesarline Netting, white apd ty housekeeping Broadway, two ia COL *, ae. sitieo the intent Fatere Bo for sale), and to which we MILLER & reno. Nepean “BHYSIOLOaTG ye ML or MARRIAG) 150 Sine plates atning neart y 9 gravings of the taatont fot ihe human Stivealth ana disease, with 8 treatise on, plorable com oyeenees w Bithor's plan of treatment ‘the only Fa mode of eure. jown by the Truthful adviser to the married and those marriage, who would Know , Sate ig pnyteat eo f to an; on receipt Of 260. sun eae ‘hotre adreus Dr. La Croiz, 3 Aes v5 N T bo EAST TWELPTOL NEAR BROAD. way.—L. CASHBERG payer heat Bi ron (3 ladies: and gentlemen h cast off Clutning. waited upon by Mrs. Cashberg. Dv: bona ons PRICES OF CAST.O! feat ‘Aadreon’ Mes of Mes,” y okibettt, ‘seventh ei aerreen nll be Taig avtonded to, ta OF out of thecity: TIENTION LADIES AND GBNTLEMEN ARE QUA thelr loft of citing Pa hare ae ciara ‘Fourteenth st TERR TION CRY TEES Ber cpreatr pps eg RI RKPATRICK ot ‘feat 3 fog ow Sains soe aE Ladies attended fo BP