The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1865, Page 8

a 3 TRIALS. AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS. ee ee a asd se Case from the Fifteenth —— mara. © Dangers Arising from a Mistake tm Mdenth,—* Without Provo- zen Severcly Clabben ~ ‘Micers Breakell cation—Tall Swearing—©. spun ae end Smith Fall in with a se Cl Hey Npvel Mode of Wartar sate ¢ (rine taxa ~ Finally Vanq ished by a Lack Sa obint, &e, A somewhat remarkable case, showing the dangers Mable to apise from a mistake iD identity, was wg ova Board of Police Commissioners yesterday, i400 eae Phelan, a very respectable appearing Young man, rewid. Sag at 26 Fifth strect, with bis parents, was the com- plainaut, and officer Weinhold, of the Fifteenth precinct, the defendant. Mr. Phelan stated that be went out of hie house about half-past ten o'clock in the evening, at the request of his father, to engage @ carriage fora young indy, who was to leave the house at an early hour the following morning. As he proceeded up Lafayette place officer Weinhold came bebigd him, seized him by ‘the collar, and, after exclaiming *Pve got you,” struck "him with bis club across the shoulder, He turned to ex- plain to the officer,that he had arrested the wrong man; but Before he could do so the latter struck him on the head and felled him to tae ground, He was then taken to the station house and locked up over nigitl, and the next morning brought before Justice Dodge, who discharged him at once, and reprimanded the officer for clubbing the complainant. Citizea Thomas H. Chambers stated that he saw the clubbing, and was so far satisted that the young man wrongfully accused that he went with him to the jon house, and subsequently to his father’s residence and informed tbe elder Phelan of bis son’s misfor- It was folly proven by several witnesses that the Young man had vot been ous of the house the entire eveni j) half-past ten o'clock, and that he had not ‘Deen absent haif dn hour before bis father was made ac aquainten with we fact of his arrest. “ilicce Weinkold, a stout German, Weighing ever two hundred pounes and standing about six feet in height, swas culled onto make sowe defence for his actions. “He sstatod that he was patro!ling his post on Lafayette place ‘on the night in question and saw complainant aslecp in ap area Way, that he shook blm up and told him he must not sieep there, complainant replying that he would sleep where he damned pleased; that he (Weinhold) told bim to go off or be would arrest him, complainant reply img in the most abusive and profane language, and even threatening him with persona! vio! e; that he then gave cbase for him, never taking his eyes of! him or in any manner losing sight of bim, that he finally overtook hm, and that upon his attempting to mak complainant caught poki of lim and he str. his club acrogs the shoulder; that complainant still re- sisted, and endeavored to wrench bis club away, when he strack him with it on te bead-and then wok him to the Bla!.on house, In support of this story the officer ‘prod Louis Werner, of 119 St. Mark's piace, who stated that he was passing through Lafayette place,.and saw the officer and complainant talking together, complainant using profane and disrespectiul la age; that he beard the officer tel) him to go home, complainant refusing to do so Ciuzen Werner further stated that he saw complarmant when he started to run from the officer, that he followed them both, and never lost mghtof either of them, aud was certain complainant was the man. President Acton requested the witness to look at complainant again, ana sce if be was not mistaken. He did so, and still asserted that complainant was the identical man. It was shown by other witnesses that a man about the size of com plainant, but Cressed in light clothes, was on the offic ‘eat on the night of the arrest and that it wi ran away. The theory established by all u was, that the officer saw a inan whom he beli picious character; that he gave chase to him, lost sight ‘of hiro for a moment, and that he happened to turn a sharp corner and jump into some secure place at about the time that citizen Phelan was quietly proceeding in a the arrest him with ced citizen similar direction to the one the officer supposed the vogue had taken; he being about the same size as the der, and the officer being doubtless excited, he was misiaken {or the other man barshly used, ‘The fault committed by the officer was in clubbing the young man without affording him any opportunity for explana- tion. In fact, be should not have used the club in the manner be did, wpon a rog’e even, and President Acton so anformed him,’ Notwithslanding tbe showing that ihe young man could not by any poreibility have been the ove pursed by the olticer, yet the and bis witness, citizen Werner, could pot be so convin. ced, Hon. Jobn McKeon appeared for the complainant. and there were @ large number of the you friends in court, inclading tis father and mother MeKeon remarked that if policemen were w club cits zens 10 any such ma asthi, then nove of ur were safe, and be did not think such men as Weinbold should be allowed to carry tu) President Acton said the Board would see 40 it that \itizens were protected as far ‘as possible from all euch owtrages. Decision in the ease is reserved. ‘The case of officere Breake!! and a (of the Wwenth precinct, produced no £ merr Captain Hodden, of the Six , pr obarges against these mon for clabbing & Woman namec arr, resid ing at No. 304 W enth street, Th Coptain stated that he had been i i that Mre. Carr was so il] from the citee!# of the beating a8 10 be unable to appear at the irl. Severn! witnesser were called, but none of them scewed favorable to Mre. Carr. On’ the contrary, they gave ber a very bad character, Neil Bell, a good natured Jooking son of the Emerald Isle, stated that be bad come difficulty with Mra. Carr, whicb result ed jo her cuttngy him in the that he then vent out Breakell to arrest her, but to do £0. knew nothin, clubbed, . though be Several other ses testified to he Dut none were prownt atthe ume of Some of = wm beard blows struck, Lowever, and afterwards t » bad been severely injured by the officers. Upon ee " ticern being allowed a hearing Breakell stoi | and said he was patrolling hie port on the p ber 4, when he was called in to arrest the for ageauiting the witness, Bell, with an axe; that wheu be went into the roam he ‘astonished Mre. Carr a strapping woman, feet two inches in height and broad in proportion that his Grst ecalutation from her wae an jrop pot, which the Amazon ehicd at bis head, and, seizing the poker, de- red war net hm and ‘the entire department ; dogy: ing prudence the better part of valor, he re- treated at Waigbed for the woman, thinking she would “poon come out; as €h¢ lid not do #0 he retured and made = © on her, but wa? 90D vanquished, the woman ing him avolley of flat trons, coffecpots, old fies po gundry other articles; that he them went out and ‘ealled for help, when officer Smith came up and they ‘went in together. ihe woman, floding further resistance useless, then adopted another and rather novel mode of warfare, which was paves herself KY every TY. pe ric! clothing, and then dai ‘Ser tarough the streets in a nude state, This Shows ont of the quer. ‘ion they allowed her to remain until the next day. Ax to the clabbing he acknowledged striking her op the art and about the body, but said be did not bit ber on the bead. With regard ‘Yo her being disabled fo as vw be noable to appear m court, officer Breakel| said he could show py ail the witnesses present that the woman had beon in several fights since the time of the beating. Here 4 man named Movahan stepped vp and on being eworn said the woman was in a tight only two days ago, aod that be was present and saw ber beat some women. Wo sooner had be said this than the women witnesses al) broke out in chorus that they also bad seen the woman on the occasion referred to, and knew her to have been im three or four fights ence the alleged clubbing. The manner in which the witnesses gave their evidence om most ludicrous. The officers evidently thought they had not themselves acted just right in the premises Breakell said be was a new man on the force, and when he called Smith supposed the superior experience of the latter would heip bim out, but, end he, wouldn't give wecent for Smith in a scrape.’ Smith desired to inform the Commirsioncre that be had a similar opipion relative to Breakel!, and that be would not cive three cente for him, President Acton med them that the public erpected them to be rth a thousand dollars a year nob. This concluded the care. Out of the fifty or sixty anos occupying the attention of the Board for the entire day, the two bere given were the only cues of public Anterost. Retarn of Colored Troops to Maseachu- wette. ve Boero, ‘The Upited Stator steamer Karnak, arrived to-day with six companies of the Filty t{th Mas aachusetts regiment, comprising four hundred and sixty seven men, The remainder of the regiment was await. ing transportation. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Busne—Snonr.—in Washinggon, op Thureds 41, by the Rev. Mr. Howa Cuanues Buse, ton, to Mise Fassre Snort, of Brook’yn Canr—Paimer —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Septem Sept. 13, 1866. from Charleston, Aug of Bos ber 13, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rov. 7. & Drowne, Devin Brows Cann, Beq., to Mise Jonnie B.A, only daughter of Mr. James U, Palmer, ail of Brooklyn. Ducax—Komvovx. —On Friday, September # by the Rey, Thomas Sill, Ronewt Mowntk Du Mis Many Denivuine Rowiporx, both of thie city. Hocay—Bynvrs.—A\ St. Peter's churet the Rev Father Quinn, ov Wednesday, September i, Rpwano Hooan to Mise Cateanise L. Byanes, both of this city. Heoeman—Hirerienworn —Ov Wednesday, September 18, by the Rey. K. &. Foster, at Kigbte E. churoh, Jomm Hroemax to Fans B., daughter Of ©, Hitzelborger, Beq., oil of thir city Uriey—Dame.—On Tuesday, September 12, at the re ence of the bride's father, by Rev, 8. D. Alexander, P, B. Uruer to Sanam U., daugbter of Moses Dame, all of thie city. No cards, Winkixsox—Toowen.—On Tuesday, September 12, by the Rev. John A. Roche, James H Wiirineon to Cannit A., oldest daughter of William Tooker, Eeq., ail of this — aa —At Harlem, on ee evening, Bep- Moroder 3, at the Firet Baptis Rev. oe, paeus Zone to Mise MaeY 5. Lyem, both of Harlem, N. Y. Diea. aan 508 ‘Weanesday morning, September 18, at one "look, Ruma, wife of Robert Aiko, E relatives and friends of the f rated to attend the funeral, from her inte forth Moore street, on Friday afternoon, at two gs At Fishkill, on Toeeday, September 12, Mrs Ary Barrurtt, in the 66th yonr of her age. The relatives and friende of the family are reepectfally ey Ups oy bleu She + Bapwin.. this ~=—A Respectable Citi- | Evzssetn H., wife of « al ee HN. Gage, this snares ats o'clock Carriages Wilt pe in waiting at the New See Lion to ineet the eleven aM train from the Hudson River Raiiroad depot, oo ca Weds . 8 ber 13, b marly the family are invited to ‘on Friday afternoon, at two o’clock, enty-fifth street. Wednesday morning, September 13, ring illness.of four years and ten UCHANAN, in the 48th year of ner he relatives and attend the from No, 41 West Buettaxax.—On after a painfal and Ii months, Mre, AMELIA ‘The friends of the family, and members of C. 8 C., ave respectfu! y invited to attend the funeral, from her ‘aan’ resid nee, 134 West Twentieth street, this (Thurs- day) aliernoon, at two o'clock, Brows. —!2 Brook); he on Wednesday, September 13, [oat Woe, ged 79 Yeah, ate ng. wear ie Tt e ily are velpectCully vat Of the fam hy ands street De Teall ved 0 ‘attend the funeral, from the ive we Episeopal-chureb, on Friday afternoon, at coclock, Without further notice, xvissar.—In Nancy, France, on Wednesday, AUS st as, \te, the beloved wife of Joseph Cartisser, and eldest di ter of the late Nicholas and Mary Catharine or Miho friends of the family are rospectfully attend a solemn requiem mass for the repose * atte. Vincent. de. Pauls church, Wost Mreet, this (Ihursday) morning, at top”, + 7 CAGBERRY. On Wednoalad, go rg Se dais: Ry, in the teanty Louth, Ireland. wer age, a native of the The relatives and 8°9""sintances quested to attend th? paporal, this ‘bureday) afternoon, at two o'clock, fm her late lence, No. 29 Shenff street, Cox,—At Seuth Bergen, on Taesday evening, tember 15, the intant daughter of John and Mary ee Tae foperal will take from their residence, cor~ ner of Jewett and Bergen avenues, this (Thursday) morn iby, at ten o'clock, Crumgy,—On Wednesday, September 13, at the Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, after a short but severe illness, {20m dropsy, Micnar. Caumey, in the 65th year of hisaye, a native of Newry, county Down, Ireland. His triends, and friends and acquaintances of his nephew, Mr. John Allen, are Fespecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 61 James street, New York, this (Thursday) afternoon, ai two o'clock, without further notice. Coorkr,—Suddenly, on Wednesday, Soptember 13, Joun Jame, son of Tunis and the late Elizabeth A’ Cooper, aged $ years, 10 months and 12 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, trom St. Luke's church, Hudsoa sireet, opposite Grove, ao Friday afternoon, at one o'clock Doxovax.—On Tuesday, September 12, James Donovan, aged 31 years, a vative of Dunmanway, county Cork, ireland, The friends of the family, and also the members of the Journeymen Butchers’ Protective Society, are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resi- c 110 Third street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at ove oe Doscner.—On Tnesday, September 12, Barrmax Man- vi, Son of Christan and Jobanna Doscher, aged 1 year, 6 months and 12 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited vo attend the funeral, this (Piursday) atternoon, at two o’ciovk, from the residence of his parents, corner of Ferris ane Dikeman streets, Seuth Brooklyn. Davis.—At Elizabeth, N, J., on Tuesday, September 12, Jons C. Davis, formerly ,of the Herald office, and more recently ofe of the proprietors of the New Jersey Journal, in the 45th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the di attend the funeral, from his late residence, in Elizabeth, N. J, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’elock. Albany papers please copy Kosx.—On Wednesday morning, September 18, Pat 10K EGAN, ive of Boyle, county Roscommon, Ire are and 6 inonths, nd friends of the family, and those of Michael, Luke, Edward and Patrick, and those nl and brother-in-!a TI” hed to at her soul, 4 Twenty-third of the family are re- used are invited hia 8OU! ion. Guovek.—at routhold, LL, on Wednesday, Septem ber 12, AWERT VoLk Giover, in the 7th year of his age: on Friday, September & Prat year of his age; also at the same pili Monday, September 11, Ext Sixcrain GUovER, in “the 16th year of her age—ail of malignant dysentery—children of Thaddeus B. and Lucy A, Giover. Louisville and Lexington (Ky.) papers pleare éopy. Hero —On Tuesday Septerver 12, of iarasinue, nud son of Charles’ E, and lary C. b, dl M4 mx paths, Lis remains will be interred in Cypress Hills Ceme- from the residence of his parents, 423 Ninih ave- ) afternoon, at one o'élock. hy Kong, China, on Sunday, July 2 “Brooklyn, N. ¥., aged ba , September 12, Joun Heaiy, aged < # of the family and of his brother Nicholae inviled to attend the faneral, from bis on st, thie (Thareday) after. noon, at baif-past one o'elock. Happey.—In this city, on Taesday, September 12, of cholera ip pWARD Lona, infant son of Edward i , aged 7 monthe and 9 days. Paneral tuis (Thursday) afternoen, at 4 o'clock, ‘thy the residence of bis parents, 44 Weet Twenty-nin' sireet. Rovsncx.—In this ei) Hy, on board the bri b tain Francis E Henrietta, Hor be nds of the @eceased are respect- fully ed to attend the funeral, from the Rev. Mr. Van Dyke's churca, corner of Remyen and Clinton street», Brooklyn, th.s (Thursday) afiernoon, at 2 0’clock, with out further invitation, Boxt.—On Tuesday, S@ptember 12, Mary, wife of ¥. , and eldest daughter of Thomas Hunt, Esq. 1s are respectfully invited fo attend tho Lane. her father’s residence, corner of Remsen and pis, Brooklyn, on Saiurda? afternoon, at three without further notice ve.—On Wednesday, September 12, Jouy W. aged % months. ‘The funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'cioek, from the residence cf hit pareuis, 87 West Thirty-third strove Inriaxp.—On Wednesday, Sepiember 13, Arrren W H., youngest son of the late John and Ann Ireland, in the 26th year of hie age. Notice of the faneral in to-morrow’s papers. Lame.—In Brookiyn, on Wednesday, September 13 Camnanise, wife of Thomas Lamb, aged 46 years, a*na- tive of the parish St, Johns, county Roscommon, Ire- land. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited W attend the funeral, from her late residence, 152 High street, on Friday morning, at half-pagt mine oO clock, to St. James’ Cathedral, where a solemn requiew mass will be offered up for the repose of her sou}, and from thenge to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flaibush. ~ Maneaat.—Suddenly, on Wednesday. ay September 13, C.J, Mawsuan, Jr, Of Nasa, N. b., British Wert date bat eanee Acquaintances are respectfully invited as jaa Ry dar se wl artivig gf J to &iiend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of John R. Longley, 6@ Law- rence street, Brooklyn. Monax.—On Wednesday, September 18, after a long and painful illness, Euizamern Moray, aged 69 years, ‘The relativee and friends of the family, and those of her brothers, Timothy, Owen W. and Matthew T. Bren- also of her son-in-law, John Murphy. are respect- vited to attend the funeral, froin the res dence of “mother, No. 92 Elm street, On Friday morning, ut hal(-peet nine o'¢lock ; from thence toSt. Patrick’s Cathe. a woere @ requiem mass will be offered for the repove of ber sou) at half-past ten o'clock. Moves. —On Wednesday, September 12, after a long finesse, Jax Ans, wife of William Harricon Mapes, in the 46: year of her age. friends of the family are respectfully invited to pitend the funeral service, at her late residence, 266 West ‘Twelfth street, at nine o'clock Friday morning Her re- mains wil) be taken to Tarrytown for interment, on the eleven o'clock train from Thirtieth street. Mouey.—On Wednesday, September 13, after o short illness, Mre. Axx Mouuugn, the beloved wife of Mr. Peter Mullen. ‘The friende of the family, also the members of the Seamen's Boarding House Benevolent Association, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, from ler late grbsidence, 20 Cherry street Mertyx. —Suddenly, on Tuesday mprning, September 3 in Brooklyn, Richann Montyy, nephew of Rev. Henry arty. Meironn —At Maditon, on Wednesday, September 13, Marie, youngest daughter of George and Nellie Mulford. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Pures. —On Monday, Sxptember 11, Loner B. Pururs, un the 52d year of Anis ag ‘The funeral will ‘ake p plane from his late residence, 192 Ludlow saot, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. The frends and relatives of the family are respectfully tn- \ ted to attend’ the foneral without further invitation. Atiss Lonot, 316, F. & A. M.—The members of this Lodge are hereby sninmoned to attend a special meeting, to be beld at their roome, Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Fri day) at one o clock P. M., for melee: of paying the last tribute of reepect to onr late brother, Luther B. Phelpe Gro. W JOHN BOYD, M. Powers 2, Epwarn Powers, @ nativ Waterford, Ireland, aged are Hie friendy and th vited to attend the On Ta Septembor 1 cf Carrick-on Suir, county e of his family are respectfully in- neral, from 348 Greenwich strect, this (Thareday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Reiiy.—Chanies Jases, the beloved son of Patrick and Rose Ann Reilly, aged 1 year, 1 month and 2 days. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bie parents, No. 125 Third avenue. Riney,—At Tuckahoe, on Tuesday, September 12, Janes K. G. Riuey, von of George and the late Phebe A, Riley, aged 20 years and 6 months ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited oan the funeral, from the residence of his father, this (Thursday) morning, at half-past eleven o'clock. Harlem train leaves Twenty-sixth greet and Fourth avenue at ten o'clock A. M. SkeLy,—Ob Tuesday morning, September 12, the Rev. Amos W. Srety. ‘The relatives and friend# of the family are invited to atvend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Presbyterian chureb, corner of Sout Third and Fifth streets, Williamsburg. Scnurre. --On Monday, September 11, Mre. Exits Ann, wife of John J. Schutte, aged 65 yeart, 5 months and § a ‘the relatives and friend# of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, §88 Ninth arenas, Cy soenees at two o'clock, ee aes reed caplts SNNS 2, Weren —On Tu er id, Maxnarn Wrven, aged 67 years, 7 monthe ane ‘2 days by ei uy Elia sayled, ~ bain tw attend funeral, from residence brother, 20 Lafayette avenue, senetrn this ouvedes) afternoon, at three o’¢)"CK. - . —————— ee SHIPPING "NEWS =- Site Lie] Ta ©. 1865. Steamship “ oe “ Queen ity, is ae | Tr), Brooke, Liverpool jt a H?‘rrivon, Liv 1— A 2archip Atal ta (BY, Pinkbam, ake canere, & yecenim nip Ospray (Br), Paterson, Halifax~Merchant & Steamship Miltp9sa, Howes, New Orleans—J_A Ra: Sienna Delav are, Pearce, Jacksonville—C Gordspeed, Heamakie. Gov, gs, Greenman, Savannah—Wakeman, Gookin & Dick» non eamship Fien c gton— aenmnehie, Fen Sedgwick, Sawyer, Wilmin, Living- Stéarnahitr, Pen Hilen § Terry, Chapin. Newbern—G Good y- . King, ty City i mine timtenhtiinne ot ea” ship Albemarle, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and 1 ynit— Livingston, Fox & C on amabip John Gibson, Kelly, Georgetown—H B Crom- 47, famsbip Francouia, Sherwood, Portlandé—H B Cromwell "Steamship E B Hale, Rudolph, Boston—Whitney & Hatha- a ‘Ship E Hamilton, Follinwbee, Kingston, Ja—J W Elwell & Bark Abbie Thomas (Br), Cain, Antweap—W_ Saltm & C pare Mary Lucretia, ae ‘Apalachicola E D Turibut Bark Arizona, Conant. Philadelphia—Walsh & Carver. Brig Favorite, Duell, Barbalos—H Trowbridge's Sons. Brig HG Berry (Br), Strout, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Brig Louisa (Br). Crowley, St J uy Ges Schr United, Milies, Charleston—T bom Robert Palmer, Welton, © harlestoneG W Brown, Jr, Schr RC Lane, Lane, Georgetown, DC—I Schr Alice Hardy, Pearéa!l, Washington, Sehr Lynchburg, Van Cleat, Slaght. Brig © C Colson, Perry, Bangor—R P Buck & Oo, fens Justina, Giegors, Salem—W 8 Brown & Go, Schr White Sea, Lee, Newburyport—8 W Lewis & Co, ARRIVED. apete ‘Tarn, Commander de Yonginres, bound ‘to Toulon; ealled at this port for provistons. Steamship Eagle, Lawr®nce, Havana, Sept 9, at 2 PH. with mdse and passengers, to Spofford,’ Tileston & Co. 18 detainea ip quarantine. Steainghip Fairbanks Hunter, Wilmington, NC, 86 hours, with mdge aud passengers, to Pierson & Collins, Steamehip D H Mount, Backus, Newbern, NC, 60 hours, with mdge and passengers, to C Goolepoed, Bark Gonobbi (Ital), Maceio, Genoa, 50 days, with marble aud 108 passengers, to Fabbri & Chauncey. Bark Biizn White, Looke, Cow Bay, 10 days, with coal, to Miller & Houghton, Bark Florence Peters, Hooper, Mobile, 16days, with cotton, toC &E J Peters. Bark Harvest Moon (of Boston), Staples, Savannah, 6 daye, cb. Y¥ Haviland. B Dibble, Richmond—Van Brant & Zz Freneh steam ‘tran: ‘Vera Crag, 14 days, with cotton, to Walsh & Carver. Brig Dashi if Turks Tslaues), ‘Pavys Minatitlan, 30 days, with we FP Small & Co." Aug 15, passed in e bound np. Trinidad de Cuda, 35 days, with &e, to Metcalf & Dus ‘Alpha (Br), Morrison, Lingan, 12 days, with coal, to P T Nevins & Son. Brig Ponvert, Allen, Lingan, 12 days, with coal, to Thomp- aw Br), Green, Glace Bay, 12 days, with coal, to Greene & Currie Leighton, Leighton, Lingan, 9 days, with coal, to ‘anet Kidston (Br), fin, to DR Dewoll & € Re: earsport). ‘Dow, Mobile, 28 daya, with cot- Burgess, Halifax, NS, 12 days, ‘g Anrate, Daweou, Apalach{cola, 18 days, with cotton, to master. Brig Arthar Egeleso, Clifford, Sa gotton and iron to.Jas B’Ward & Co, 7d, spoke sehr A © Mayer, from nnah, 8 days, 10 date, Jnt 36, 10n 72 aston, Ja, 13 days, for ‘The relatives and friends of the ‘family are respectfully New York. Brig © Brooke, Neweombe, Georgetown, SC, 14 days, with co:ton and navel stores, to.) B Chase & Co. br Ella (of Neweasile), Bradiey, Cow Bay, 9 days, with 10348 Borland d Co, iHiarwood, Harwood, Cow Bay, 16 days, with § Sue Union "Kel Sobn y Schr Haristein, to maste: EB Bridgeport, CP, 15 days, with coal, to Horn, jew Orleans. 9 days, with cotton, days, with 12th Intat. 0 and Pleotw ing, ) about three Simpson, F arlton, Fivraouth, Nv, 6 NL Aly & Uo, 1, wiw Wie yachts Henriette it's and Nght; one of the jeuhport for Danversport ich ond. New Kedford, trom nuab, reporta, 9th 1, tee A, ip Ne inst, off Tybee Roads, passed atesuiness Ben Deford, anc s fe arr 12th. Spaulding, at snchor; 12tn, of Bernegat, passed bark Har vest Home, bound N BELOW ‘The report of the US steam frigate Niagara being below is probably ap error Miacclianco: Purser D Walter Price, of steamer Twilight, from Wil- mipgton, NO, has our thanks for favors. We are again indebted (0 Messrs Bombalier & Co's West Indian and Mexican Express for late Cuban papers sin), fiom New York (or Brkigeport, CB, later place on Fri The WS was £75 UI, in 1863, and bailed f om N, anil in the East river, has been raised and pat on th Tpon @xnminge t th A it was foun radder fur was dawn away m the Keel, om Turks Islands for New York, put Naxsan Jat inat'in distress—of what nature ix rot stated. Notice to Mariners. CLOSING OF VENERUELAN PORTS Late OF me US oF Vararrinn Notice it hereby given that by_# recent actot Congress all State of Nueva Esparta. formeriy the island ‘evezuela, with the exception of those of Tian yatar, Whiclt are ne free ports, will be ensels {tom the United Stites of America on stl day of October next lacy of Foreign Att LEON DE LA © Bpoken, &e. ore, from Hamburg Joly 18 for Cal below the from the Venere a ; ope 11. 180o. | 4 wore of the United ‘of Vonezueln, VA, Cons! Ship Auentie, Divx lao, Aug S, lat $7 4) N, Jon 14 95 W. Ship Harvest Queec. Hutchinson, from Liverpool for New York, Aug 2%, lat Si, lon ii. rk Piniel. Kaikioser, Srom May 20 for Li J of) Frederick Hendrik Rocks, workin i is oh gM nega ria, from Castnavon for Boston, Ang t ty poreign Ports. Awrwerr, Ang 20—Arr Nermanbr, Horton, B ayivania, Grenello, and Adriank Agrages, Bonfante be Sle S0Uh, Slide, Builerdick, NY¥ork. AigMinIn biog Road, Freeman Ch from Bt oln, NE, for B Breyenaven, Avg 2 New York, the Btraite Peon Phila. ke, Small, Arr Stella, Steongrate, 2 8th, Alice Bull, Koss, Akyal Bhwer, Aug 2—Arr Claudia Dirwe, NYork Batavie, July 12—Sld Ag via Sournbaga. Cinpesds, Sopt¢—Sid bark Kosulind (Br), Bins, Philaded- phia. Cow PW OB, Ang2—Arr sobr Fores, King, Briggs, New York! apie barks Laviilay Davie, do; Millom Buck B00 brigs Minuekaka, Douglass; Udola, Whittemore: b ¥ Nash, Laney; Waverley, Stront. ‘Alfaratta, iad and Spartan, ‘Tayler, do: 28th, bark G W Horton, Packard, do Id 29th brig Charles Albert, Handy, NYork, S9tb, bark Dirigo, Blair, de, nai. Aug 3—Arr Lincoln, Seaman, London (and ald for Adelaide ) Falwovrn, Aue M—Arr Lady Blessington, Burniam, Ak ab; Washington, White, Bassoin. Sid eton, Guest (from Yoh), Liverpool, AA Drebett, Kelles’ frees mou ight 4b, Aiethea, Stephens, from Antwerp yan for NYork. om Genoa, Aug 2—Arr Jobn Shay, Schmidt, NYork Javan, Avg 20-810 Celia (#), Billinge (from L-adoc.), New Sept 6—Art brigs Croton, Morria, Br sto) via Ma- tangas: 71b, WH Townsend, Lankeman, Bangor va Cu nas, Bb, bark A Ansdel! (BE), Lee, NYork. Sled Sth, ‘brige Brothers (Br), Vibert, Boston! Violet, Oxnard, New Orleans; 6th, WH Harris (Br), Card, Philadelphia. ‘Stavana Livanroor, Aug $i—Atr N Mosher, Anthony, Lepreaus, N By_Atmoxphere, Byes, NYork. bla 30th, 8 LT Rants City Point, Ent Be inerva, Hoyadt, for Baltimore. Ent ow 9». Cir of Boston (n)," Kennedy, a Auntraln- York; Minerva, Avidt, Baltime: SicAdr Jennie’ Bastian, Starker, Akyab, wamar. Loring, Sunderiand, Ky! out 30th, Daniel Webs Routiumpton, Whitnes, and 1 vor MeLpourse, July 27—Off Cape Otway, ship Agi from Boston anzas. Sepi S—Arr barks J Orifith, Le: Davis Nicker, Guerrey.”) Bangor sLid, Mepl ionio brig 1 F Colublest, tn Yorktown Robinson, Driver for New erpool, Knapp, "Foie av Paixce, Aug #—1n port barke, Helen Tay, Tang NYork: Mary © Dyer, Cutts do) steame ity rt au Prince, Cutts, domall arr 234," Bld 27th, brig Af. ton, Boston, Rorrenvaw, Aug 28—Cld May Queen, Mandl, XYork Stxcarore, July 2—In port whip Gowan Bi dark Movitor, Larrabee, disengaged. Bork bury eg ) has been taken up te load for NYora Sacra, Aug 31—Sid brig Eesex, Rosa, NYork act 1400, Aug 20—Arr brig Semuel Welsh, Sloper, Trine add. St Jonn, t2—ArE bark Nottou, Hall) Livery 1th, nip pets] Kimball, Williame, Boston. id 7th Conuopotite, Watts, Liverpool. American Forts. BOSTON, Sept lé—Arr US sloop of war Phinney, Port Royal, SC; bark Falcon (Br), Bay, CGH via NYork; brigw Mi Sea‘Lion, Lene, Philadelphia, echre Hainer, Prince; Addie M Haines, Jeffers. Accomac, Va. dere, Choptank River; D Gifford, Hewett; EA Jalia Smith, Rayner, HT A Rogers, Frarabes, field, Crockett, Philadelphi: Roach, and Typhoon, Smith, Elizabethport, yaoht Jany MeNabb. "Hall fax for NYork. Cid steamers’ Africa (Br), Anderson, Li dag fy via Halifax; bark Nineveh, Siackpote, Mobile: schrs "Alice By a and J B Knowles Biers Philadelphia, Aid, Bun? er, and John Farnum, Kelley, Bnitimore; Boston, fearse, NYonn, Sid Wee china, 2 ‘Jonephines bri ig Eliza- beth, Barks Edward Dwight, and Manuela ald on Mouday night, ALTIMORE, Sept 12—Arr bark Templer® Arg), Wilson, NYorx: brig oS’ “Es Howell ‘Partons, St sobn s Re wend Geo everentl ote iI Sonn" Farland, eon, “UR bark Ma Townsend, &t John’s, P Ieitpee ¢ (Br), Peterson, Went mine sche Francis (Br), Indies Crroe oll) moe hy ON sh rant PitliaDs ie aries igo, Londo Mug Yoean Sis Telegray la h, Br), Cas no, Havre Sept je Arr renip Manongo i yor rrickson, New Andes, Dalling. Putin, , and HP a ee le Rela aah feet ee N Zork we cattel: ‘Portsmouth; Nebraska, Fo! ee do, Zhe Pe ie Fravk’ E Merril, wy oS ‘two or three furais. Yor" lew ap fe “estia ‘Ann 8 + Fisk; ROOM TO pa RURNISHED er Mogeheate , deokeraon hh Beaman’ fail: le. oom, On atgond for one == ‘snd West Wind, Lawson, do; American Ea: A two gontlcinen. Apply at Stns! T Seicoorer, 8 ii mea aca allgbu. | aven : 4 ue, iuimore, Dix, oe as FURNISHED ROOM ii ‘obert ret suc ort" Chase, Fi A qanas Ae eer eonth atrcot 0 eh es pt < mart GAG Vaugnn, to one or two wth, Sy aed i i | Labbge ras BT Rae ‘Baker Clouser, I A FURNISH D “PARLOR, I scam #2 | Ts fineness WE cox Howick, Newport; Reventiey | imusie teacher ning, oe it, between, Willets, Roxbury; Geo Edw: Weeks, Providence; Ben} | Third and Fourth aveuuee, —--vetr™™ * ~ Butler, Ken on, D 0 Di ton; Tas a Hewity L Panties — to 5 RET, 49.— Pineatent Mary Aidison, Smith, Provinoatown: 8 iia BERET, sprite FURNISHED ROOMS Hoyt, Portsmouth; Damon be Dighton; flee Re! Sel dah.te geplemen, witout Board, with gn bath and povea, Foster, oo. Rete oh allagar : Grants aahe: Broad Wes healt ht ie ty y aite Te * é ‘ Wereports Hannal LARGE FIRST “ HOUSE TO a vie ante dat | A MGR MT aie ORME OURS ve, WB Garail, Kelly, ira Nita yeaah Hostal avenue (rent boanied) ihre tory Want Twenty English, Gloucester, Cd barks, sti Gilkey, Antwerp Grat street; ¢200, MS & CO., 953 Broadway. te , Wil ray hy wd oe Pade on gg TE rey Seri do; wohra ites: | A. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—(b sean, MoGamty. Green Fetchson: Hnatish Charleston: | Gra >, {0 a responsibie frst clas party only in & cea Ponien, Wrihlingon WM Aaghige: Buhor, | tree Mrs west or Maur avenue. salem; D CH rightington, Fall itiver; A ‘annie A Bailey, Freeman, and Four Sister, $ do; Julia i Pratt, Brown, Providence; EB & 1. Mi arts NBedford; Marietta Smith, Barrett, Pawtucket; hee- Morse, Rider, Gloucester; Mignie Repplier, Conover, Boston; Siduey © Tyler, Steelman; P Boice, Ad. Eliza Neal, Weaver: AM Lee, Dukes; ‘neade Wind, Corson; ET Allen Alien: Bliza & Rebecca, ‘Foster; RH’ Shannan, Marta; é Kienzle, Woodrall Hickman. do; Chester, Bardot Boston: 3 it Moore, Ni Sea Breeze, Coombs, and Wm Wallace, Albert Pharo,'Shourds, Providence; Lewis ickerson, Bast Came bridge; 'H Simons, Godfrey, Salem; War Steed, Cash, dos 8 Lockwood, Savin, New Haven; wyer. "Reed, ' Pi dence; Chas Moore, Angersolh doy, * tale Tiardiig, Gloucester: Col Eddy, Coontbs, ‘Sate; Conkling, Daniels, do, Wm Hi Denn It Vane ttoxvarts Ht Coron: G Rowton; Wich Ard Law, York, Salem, Challenge, Benton, rovitence; Ack- lam, jecreay p te he ‘Smith, apd, F Pom Kang, Cook, do; John Strap, Lake, Hosten Lacan, and Edgewa: Stiinta’ Chane Prteren? rss, Rose, Nantucket Parsons Fiymonth: J. 8 Watso Little, Pawtuckets LA “Dancnhover Shepard, Gnelven’ Effort, Barrett, New. Ha jelaide, Crowley, Wickford; At Brown,’ Pearce, Dighton; Mary ‘Bilas,’ Niekerson, eiviLnNGroN N Sept 7—arr brig Concord, Morehead pity, to load for ter, Somers, do; sali, MISCELLANEUUS. rh LCocK's POROUS PLASTERS. aster L “Pi ‘ick of the Back and all Spine cen idney Affertions. In Tic Doulouroux, local Rheu. matism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, ‘Varicose Veins, and for Cold Feet aud all deop seated pains they give immediate relief. ALLENTOWN, Pa., April 4, 1865. Messra. T. Autcoor & Co.:— Deak Sine—My dangliter used one of your Porous Plasters. She had a very bad pain in ber side, and it cured her in one week. Yours, traly, JOHN V. M. HUNTER. PRINCIPAL AGENCY, BRANDRETH BUILDING, N. Y. For sale by all druggists: CUBROKEE | PILLSSFEMALE | REGULATOR. J Thirty-two page pamphlet free. $1 per box. | Sold by all Grurgists. “Address the proprietor, Dr. W. R. MERWIN, 87 it, Wall (oRs BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS aj ed without pain by Drs. RICE & HART, 58 Bowery, over Citizens’ Bank. | Rice's Annihilator cures corns, bub: A ®.CIT OF ROOMS ON THE FIRST FLOOR; ALSO & single Room ou the third tloor, elegantly furnis let without board, to gendemen of respectabllity ouly, Irving place, i‘ NEAT BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE TO LETS Handsomoly furnished (the owner reserving # # rtion), in abeauttfal ud central location, convenient to alt e ferries, cars, dc. Imnmedinte possession, Call on the Premises, '18 Marrison street, between Court and Clinton streets, Brooklyn. A LARGE, MODSER NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE to let, to a privi responsible family only; location quiet and convenient to six car routes. Rent $900 per month. ddress Adolph Buging, Herald office. PARTLY eye FOUR, STORY HOUSE TO rent ou Fiftieth ee Sees mn First and Second ave- uues, Inquire of ANDRE! LITLE & BRO., corner Forty- fifth | street and Sixth avenue, Bisa STREET, 46.—FIRST UPPER FLOOR TO Jet, suitable tor papel, sta‘lonors hardware, dc. ; in com- r. Apply oJ. B. AX THIRTY-| and Ni sro gfe Hui, bea PRIVATE eer Fiienuee Fa Rooms 3 re = eivueges in aaa eh eS RE %XPERIENCED CONTRALTO DESIRES’ A SITU- ation in a New York elty church chofy. Address Doce > tor, 179 Livingston street, Brooklyn. GREAT bff dey pag bye Soo oc. tave, cal price $270, at 743 Broadway, 0 00d Piano: Rea Cost $5505. '. B, CURTISS. LADIES’ church for wi under an ab $1 por a musi ASSOCIATION IN AN EPISCOPAL. tion and inst ‘in church receive paw mes. to the Rector, 256 FINE PIANOFORTE, IN GOOD ORDER, ~ pel BE bargain; has round corns Price $1 ‘Twen' erful Sareea ‘Good Stool street, RARB OR ANCR op MISS CROELIUS WILL her elegant pied for eset, carved for $38 cash, Call at 321 We seven oclave Fapelarcy mates HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIAN' improvements, fine tone, $135; uj mop tes ea EGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, NEAR ‘Broadway, between Union and Madison squares. First clus house, no board, privatefamily, References exchanged. Address A.'., Herald office. INST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSES TO \LET_ELT- gibly located in the upper part of the city; also at Tom kinst tle, Clifton and New Brigtton, Staten Island, near the landings, Permits of A, JOURNBAY, No, 6 Pine street, (OR RENT—A LARGE MANSION, WITH CARRIAGE Rae mig! able ioc bee siuated on Fifth 2 Areas, newly punted. papered and furnished. For particulars an terms address D. Mt, E X., Herald office, PURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, TO “gentlemen, at 68 W URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—DOUBLE AND SINGLE, ‘vith bath aod gua, to gentlemen, without board, In a pri: vaie family, 94 West Seventeenth street, near Sixth avenue. URNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.—A PRIVATE fumily will let a fine Floor, or Part, at a moderate rent; kaa, bath, large closets, &c. Apply at 120}; Twentieth street, yet ‘lodeon, ); 7 octave rosews rte, good as oe om SPDONALD & CO., 20 Fourth avenue. AX MAGNIFICENT gpl bp i ae non. Fiat for enle 7e ir, col epraied colt rorements, aa 71 tor Sine § cpvened Boskease, Fatoling Bro d= Dini feat Sixe re CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- toca selling at great pareeiny Piano for $135, cost $250; has be: ‘ul tone, guaran- 0 teed for five years, at 10 dvand sireot, near Centres OR SALE CHEAP—TWO VERY ELEGANT elles Fr ctixe rorowood Pianos, est city, mak ed Inge, averstruing, eights street, between warranted, uire st Twenty- ‘Third vente . AND MRS, R GONZALEZ HAVE RESUMED teachii Pianoforte and Organ Cultivation, mr ge » agement of celebi taught those destvous of becoming church vocalists, East Twentieth street. ice, &c. ‘The most Mee CROELIUS, 821 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, erms Best German soca on Piano. Te rman mer rences—Wm, Mason, Hon, D. 8, Dickinson, RGAN WANTED—OF MEDIUM SIZE, FOR A SMALL ‘Episcopal church, Apply to A. JOURNEAY, No. 6 Pine street. ions, &c, By mail, 6) cents and $1. Rear Third avenue, FVORCE.—PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS | ON | THE PURNISHED ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, TO ined. X : ‘oriatic & o Rode MeiNe, i Counsellor vat ‘Law, 38 Broadway. ene Brotlway, OM LIVINGSTON & UC ee re stra i PyAMES? PALMO-BRONCHIAL TROCHES FOR | 7y ROG : cout dnand ail throat diseases, Sold everywhere. | (,5CCRRY STORE TO LET AND THe STOCK AND Depot &i three rooms and store. The location 1s an excellent one, In- Tn view of the terrible accidents dally occurring, why will persons snsyiro themeelves against injuries he payment of & few dollars suy oné can insure bim- AI the receipt of thousnads, in ease of an accident of an deseription, or a certain sum éach week while he 1s disabled; or by paying afew ceats he can insure for any railroad oF steamboat trip. THE bes a LIFE siemens gs i insu RANCE COMPANY, 243 BROADWAY, seenetn all eves “the country, nd will send its tables ho apply personally or by mail, For tl he toany wi > THOM. J Greeawich sv find Tear, Colfer any More in R. AGNEW’S, et, corner of Murr ily OUR jew York, One price PARK BANK OF NEW YORK. np $2,000,000 | Surplus. $1 J Dank will Issue" Certatieubew of 5 180, ONAL ing inter. WORTH, Cashier DRY GOODS, _ ALL Int TRH. MAUY'S—JUST RECEIVED, THE portetion d h Kid’ Gloves, for ladies, te and misses: finest jee shades, and at the 2H and ein the city 206 Sixth avenue, near urtesuth Kiree! Bo“wszine ) DE LAINES, SHAWLS, JUS? RecEIvED Prom AUCTION, GREAT BARGAINS. Also many new and desirable OURNING MATERIALS, ORE, nd Prince streets. —ALL CORSETS, CORSETS WHO HAVE decilings in this Hine of business will do well to call ( J wy at MOTeRES’ factory, 183 Eldridge street, on the second block from Houston street, where they can a} quantities cheaper than at any other estal States, y get all kinds and lishment in the R. BH. MACY Now ‘ERS CASES OF BLANKETS, ¥LANNELS, LINEN DAMASES, LINEN ‘TINGS, SHIRTL INENB, NAVKINS AND DOYLIES, TOWN EAE ASCORTMENT OF HOUREREERING NOVELS way goons LAUE G DS, ENUROIDENIES, LARGE STOUK OF LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKER- Plain, Ub ™-«tiebed, and Embroidered Ladies’ »hré Gents’ NOSTERY and UNDERWEAR, ILLINERY GOODS, RSBIS AND HOOPSKIRTS, 1006 patra PRENCHE EMEROIDERED LACE CURTAINS from auction, very lor 80 SHETLAND wo OL SHAWLS, band made se BAL MOnAR SKIRT TRIMMING, ALMORAL SKIRTS. wt assorament of Valencienner Laces, iuge, and novelties in Embroideries and R. NH. MAOY, 204 nnd 206 Sixth avenue, near Fourteenth street. #2232 El Bb -The N Neediework tr Lace Goods in the city. SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS. SHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.—A COTTON PLAN: tation for sale in Nveon county, On., lying, immediate. fy upon Flint river; one of the best of the neighborhood which tt ig located: well adapted to the culture of cotton nad contains 8 eres. The inrm ix well improved, about 900 xeres cleared and in cultivation. ‘The stoc ed on the place if desired. Price $8,000 ashe | References Willian Bryee & Co., New York, and Wd. Fort Valley, Gerson, Fort Vales Go OLLINSHEAD, Fort Valley, Ga. MPORTANT TO CONTRACTORS AND BRIDGE BUILD aif in gold ae ¢re.—Oflice of the Raleigh and Gastan Railroad Compa: bh N.C. Septemuver 4, Plans and wal for tuildling a bridge over Cedar creek, on the Raleigh and Gaston Ra trond, Will be received at this office untii the 18th day of September, 1865. Bridge builders may submit plang for a wooden bridge, construated on the “owe truss pian,” Also plans fora stone culvert. Each plan must be accom- nied by proposals. The company reserves the right of re- ony oF all proposals. | The contractor to do all. the nd furnish ell the material, The transportation of the material will be at the cost of the company when the same has to be carried by railroads or steambouts, ¥, W. LASSITER, may Railroad ( President Mee ee quire on premises, No, 148 Bast Thirty-seventh street, OUSE TO LET—IN NINTH STREET, WEST OF Broadway, four sipries Ligh sigop, full width; posses- sion Ist of Octover. Herald offlee, glving bame and busine TJQU08 STORE, 16 GREENPOINT AVENUE, GREEN- it, to rent: the Fixtures for sale. Elght doors from Tenth strevt and Twenty-third street ferries NEATLY FU RNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT ntleman and Indy who wish ‘to be quiet |, to a ger retired; they will find the place, desirable; situated east of Bowery, near Grand street, Address P,P. M., id office. ON BROADWAY TO LET.—THE REAR , Second floor, of Nos. 151 and 153 troadway, or'a fire or fife Insurance business, one of which 18 cupied by the Phenix Mutual Life ‘Insurance Com- Possession given October 1 « JOHN E, DE witht 151 Broadway. FICES TO LET—A FINE SUIT OF OFFICES, CON- necting, on Rrondway. Apply at 137 Broadway, room No, 7 (Home Ineurd buildi: LARGE OFFICE. IN- et. SANT ROOMS, rivate house, with bath, gas, &e. f NE OF DUNHAM’S SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pian street, third’ floor. ‘as good as new, for sale cheap, at 239 Ninth IANO.—FOR SALE, A 6 B sain m} ner tut riton street, argain ply at No. ariton street, KP. Me? back. OCTAVE SEWOOD in perfect order; will be sold at a ‘rom 334 until 10 k room on first floor. . ROFESSOR PANORMO BEGS apd INFORM THE residents of Brooklyn that he is Plano instruction, Europe and Ameri posite tlie Academy 6 HE, HORACE WATERS GRAND, Flange, Melodeons, Harm ae Histo room 14 of M to give , iets experience in lontague street, op- had fifteen RTARE yan a UP, Organist whalsnaie and. veistly’at To let; ent allowed if purchased, salou ved for the same. ahi pene ory and: pa 481 rcaneay oak paid yz nd nos, IME NATIONAL CONSERVATORY, FOR’ “avrea instruction, Is now open, i nereet, near Sued avenue. ee aera 152 East Thirt cluding music, Sul ions Serna; r ‘ANTED.—A MIDDLE AGED LADY ogni the instruction of children in aalgmentary, i a4 objection to afamily school. Addres $10 PER QUARTER FOR LESSONS ON THE PIANO. Tarte’ Portonar section pets ke memes ied pupils. ly at )22 West Twenty-eight street, Papies attended at ite r residences, Sixtecnth street. an PAM Pow! ER.—ONF FLOOR, 100 FEET SQUARE, begging ore eee ft tae FEW 5D and a cour story Butlding, 6) feet square, to rent, with AY PARISIAN LADY WISHES TO GIVE EA PE #teady Power. Apply to 8a. MIDDLEBROOK, corner of ours leasona ta French tu ceshange for ber Hoard; to Twenty. seventh threct and First aveuve, oF to, It, CRANE, | a respectable family Or in a sobool in the city. References 2% Park place, to be exchanged, Address box 1,838 Post office. . {10RE UNDER THE ANSON HOUSE TO LET—SUITA- COOUNTS, | &C.—INSTRUCTION, IN| PENMANSHIP, SD ble for a tailor; one that repuira and cleans elothing and Bookkeeping and Business Affairs, at GOLDSMITH’ Understands hie buiinoss thoroughly can do walk. iaveive | Commercial tasttiuts, 706 Brosdiway., oes New ani at the ollice, corner of Spring aud Crosby atreets, private instraction. “Pupiis taught tadiviguallys {TORE AND HOUSE TO LET-STOCK OF DRESS BUSINESS EDUCATION, BOOKKEEPING, WRIT ‘Trimmings, Millinery Goods, ae, Fixtures and Lease ing, Arithmetic, Algebra, ae, Terme $18 to, $90 pe for sale, in ihe very best location in Sixth rene, Price quarter. en ie ronwer Ko ar by Teasonable, Address J, Lo. H., box 195 Herald om Colonel Pi Paino's plan of iustructlon ‘i apoternat ‘systematic —_————— er | peditions.” Ss? ORE TO LET—WITH FIXTURES, IN TIP. TOP CON- 1) iilion, suitable for any respectable business. Apply, | AQ LADY, OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERIENCE. DE- ween 8 and 10 A. M. or 4and9P. M., at $31 Sixth avenue, i siren «situation a» resident teacher Saad a ys 1s'conn- et ‘i jn 10 LET—A NIGELY FURNISHED ROOM, ON MODE- pa emcee eee tere whe Bouth Lge worm, copy OF two gentlemen. inquire | 8t¥eu. Address Stiss C. J., Herald office. > a roadway, room Xo, LADY, TEACHER, OF LONG STANDING IN THIS T° Leta THO, STORY B BUILDING, COVERING As city. a Ws daily oa ner in English, French and bine of wi a front on three streets, board; necessar; NO. Failroad running trom the dook to.and through It, ‘cdraireOly Address A. F. Gi, box Yoo'de: raid offiee.” ‘Gadoubted rere? py ier storage or manufacturing perptest. ‘Call on C. | rences furnished. . ws he Story at nBy wo. BEALEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEG! = = FOOT OF BAST TWENTY SLX0H STAMED Ii hat rive FO erick Oho Tg SECOND. aN AMES, R; WOOD: MD; PRANK H. HAMILTON, ry of @ brick house, with all the modern improvements, in Brooklyn, Reut $25 month. For ad- Di inWis SAYRE: M. 3.; ALBXANDEK B. MOTH, drowy Inquire in the drug store, northeast corner of DeKalb ami aod Nostrand avenues, Brooklyn. ° itAAC E. TAXLOR, M. D.5 GEO. 7. of bus M. Das © LET—WiTHOUT BOARD, ALARGE SITTING ROOM | | BENJAMIN W. MoOREA (ae: Y, M. D., Professor of nnd two, Bedrooms, slogan y feraiehed, saligble Fox two co M. D., Professor of Aestony. entemen, Rest of refer at is wk Tweitth sizeet wear Broadway. va « AUSTIN CRATE D., 1 oe teat hemi LET—THE SLAUGHTER AND PACKING HOUSE | AUSTIN FLINT, JR.. Profan of Pb 0 te aad 308 West Twenty-fourth street, with Fixtures, or Henry D. Noyes, M. D.. R. Mosely, M. D., will be let for manufacturing purposes, C; bu be geen frota 9 | onstratars of Saatomy, toJ1 A.M. Apply on the premises, to M. L, RUGG. ‘ ¥ ‘rik i i 10 -LET-MANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN ae suits oF separately, to single gentlemen, without board; | Qctober 1, is stor is Se all modern improvemests. Apply at 108 ust” Teath street, | A: Flint, Jr., M. D., ecre wieihtea e A. Fist, Jr., M. D., Secretary, 10 LET-FROM OCTOBER 10 TO MAY 1, A SMALL : LU neat Cottage, at Castleton, 8. I. three tinutes’ walk HARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE YOUNG GEN. from Factoryvii handing , conaiating of five roome, -— so femen, Gon Seat Nein i Na and detached Inquire of the ferry inner for the anbacriber @ HATFIELD.” Bropar pared Tor, college, ae, busines Woe ‘Went Point mi ees Navy po LET—A. SMALL NEATLY FURN:SHED HOUSE, Professor or eLs EHAREEER, Director. wu t Twenty-fourth street. Apply 10 J. TAYLOR, FRAGT AND, ORIIAN, aNQUAORR PROF Ta erage args on venue, Ri AND GERMAN LANGUA\ q = = 3, 819, Brondway, recetve, ) LET—A SMALL THREE &TORY HOUSE IN EAST gumueations or pry aie fa“those bt 9 a8 also 1 in un would veil part of furniture, address for ence, lierald otlice. 10 LET=IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A FRONT Room and Hall Bedroom, on second tloor, to gentlemen, without board, at 75 Amity street, References exchanged. 110 LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ON THE EAST. chester river, eight miles from | Haslet, forty-five min- utes by railroad; horse, co eaxis res ge de BEYMOUR, 171 rowed. Seventy-eiguth street, near Central Park: furnished: or reet, nghs furnished 0 I as daily to enter into an en; T NSTRUCTION.—A LADY OF “EXPERIENCE WISHES “ey emt with or permanent L., 61 St. Mark’s Mathys uatmunter deslsnble reference given; verms Trea W. L. 8 place, sonable. Address 188 YOUNG smoreee HER SCH as 4 Baoap. way, September 1 pone A$, is a spacious at: eeane exe every day. LET—ON BROADWAY, A CORNER STORE AND ‘nt, near Canal street (25x100), suitable for a job- bing house, or will be divided. . PB. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. T 1 rale LET—THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE 188 FRANK- jin street, porwession immediately. Parlor Carpets for ‘10 LET—THE FINE, LARGE OFFICE 6 LIBERTY bp until May } oe immediate possession, rent be seen, oan from 12 to 1, or at other times, by se pORVIS & CO. 1 Broad street, PO, LET WHY Is VT THAT 80 MANY WAN’ Title Figuwe, 88 Bt wenty-fifth street? Because it be 20 complete When finished, Apply at corner of Broadway and Cedar stieet SON ACQUAINTED IN COR pus Texas, will confer very preat favor by tending their address to'John 1) Brown, box 4172 New Yor Tost office JOUTHE " PROPOSALS. _ 1) TRON FOUNDERS Sealed Proposals will be receive at (his office (Rotunda, w Satinday, Septem. upply Of TA.cast iron Water Pipes, 6 feet each about 9 feet loug, With beveled spi- 8) chst iron Water Pipes, 6 feet iaternal diame. * About O feet long, wih beveled spigot cuds—in all about 210 tons. ‘The amount of security required will be five thousand dol- City Hall Park) until 11 o'clock A. NM ber 16, = for the # Jere Rach propowal must be endorsed:="Proposals for cast iron water pipes, € fect in diameter,” the name of the der, and the date of its offering. Blank forms of bids ‘d ation ean pe obtained at this office. the right to reject all the bids if deemed for the interest of the cit; Trios, STEPHENS, ROBERT L, DARRAGH, A.W. CRAVEN, Croton Aqueduct Board, ROTON Aguriver BoaRD, Seplember 6, 1800. GOLD AND SILVER. D GOLD AND SILVER, JEWELLERS’ SWEEPS Oi etd Silver bought, astayed and refined. by ALBERT SPEVERS & CO., 47 Nassau street and No. | Lib- erty pince we Ayan : enn RST IN THE FIELD POR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY, + FRANK DUSFY, merchant, Give him one chance, Jor he deserves it. WINES, LIQUORS, &C, — mt Fe anrocRy WHISKEY FOR BALE, A FEW BAR. rela of old copper distilled whiskey, ‘snaniifactured for ivate use and warranted opt ri Apply to J. T, DGR, ‘at Gillis, Harney & Co.'s, Bankers, 86 Brond street BARR «eo. B LIARDS —Ht, W,_ ORIFI pared to furnish Mist the ‘oved combination ior NOW PRE- i ee boat quality, arb LS) ssamnd, oF ug yids nah <0 win Enuloe abroob 0 LNi-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOM first floor, with all the moder per month. 129 West Twenty. eigh TPO LETSIN 4 PRIVATE 110s furnished Rooms, wit ‘Terms moderate. Good netettbornon Apply at 116 Bast Thirty-first atree TO, LET_A FINELY PURNISHED FOUR STORY HIGH oop brown, stone House, in complete order, In Thirty. fourth street, Murray Hil, Alsoa fine brown stone Fur- nithed House in Second see Brook! Mey Noer, in Broadway. TWO HANDSOMELY bath and hot water, convenient to cars, MALEZIEUX, trance ‘Auademy of Pain, Nov 4 Tevh sin French Literature, Gi Gr renner soit for supply UNIVERSITY OF gd . bn cnn we en aoe heel Titers bat merle nooenes bet yee 4 oun for Teac! wo tore 2 Rational Teachers’ Tustitute, Y gg cath A Ft Penmanshi few iy avenge out N.Y. A Eh 4 Beene re ney (SCP SE Vee =a GIVEN IN THB Cag nN. an vor so: Post a ned French, German fed.” Address __ DANCING ACAT ACADEMIE ‘A. _ DODWORTH:s 8 Ap ACADEMIES, 1s7 Xontague Ray York te Cheon on Mo kang Saturdays, nnd. Sa A tyr 2 for children, erate civ Chaaes- vetmary Clase i Bt in Bi morning. For terms on, 0 LET—THY LARGE HOUSE NO, 15 BLEECKER street; good Jocation for business or dwelling: 180 House to it and Furniture for sale, Inquire at 109 Bleecker a FORE THE 15TH OF SEPTEMBER, AN ed Howse on Murray Hill, Address 36 et. 10 LET—FURNI LET ED, ON aT A Finst clase brow fouse, until May J, 1867" Tent $600 per month. Apply to CHEVA LLIER #1 Cedar st. 0. ITF on the first floor, with per year. Inquire up NO LET+iINE LARGE ROOMS, WELL LIGHTED ON anit gitten on firwt and seqond floors, nemr Brondway and anal street.” A ve ted for a tory Apply atonceto at W BKOTHERS, 38 Browdway. 10 LET{TO A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT board, neatiy furpished back Parlor on the first floor, Please call at 272 West Fourth street, third house from Per- xy. References exchanged. T° LET—A STORE AND SEVERAL ROOMS, WITH Z sieam power, at 102 and 104 Hester street, LET OR FOR SaLe~HOves BAST EIGHTY. high teap atreet, le eres Third and Fourth avenues: ‘all moder: improvements; rent ‘Ap: way and D & BO} A AIR coruet Bi Poryratth atreet or at 120 ¥ ‘orty third atrect. rary “LARGE, FINELY Ligu ROOM, a for Fa eS on. Maiden lat a eur wire Fy Won 6 BE sicoct wi DANCING sant NO. ‘36 BROOM: WED RSD AY, fre: Boer £ the fashionable TI N.Y. street, Ecooaye mh adage, Tmorninga, commencing and . jencing, Honing fo for gentlemene under the bo ue CJ Mr. Tnesdays a Wednesday aftersoon rma aon for elreulat, for, ts. yf lexsona. the vacation the ro ome ‘have ro beet Siogantly Jetted, painted decorate, t dancing Al he new dances p ro int Classes |i Wiebe ota WOIKER, WED! ISDA ering ft the most Cruaive endl vy We his country. re In rapid succession. LS AY EVENING, SE SHPT. 20, ny ee pace ACADEMY, LJ weet FOUR stat introduce to ait present’ season he Ap eens ne Ue past id the picky as J annced ding Mi waving bi i ie eae 4 ing ome Heeb ls aa ho mn Sten sep A. ig & J. nya Nos. £ Yanlitater ‘we. FINE ART! PICTURES—FIFTY.TW' MS dollar, we General H od be ne dirs © Confea dollar ALL, DIRFERENT,* ‘a "HAMS Brondway.” p ‘ pees © NEWSPAPERS. Pen yen. aa Aanica {AN STATESMAN—OUT hem DAT) ice Scena. can News Conga, oflice, 67 Ni a negro news quis ty. Nassau see aggnth Publishing - ' 3