The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1869, Page 1

THE NEW YORK H WHOLE NO. 12,006. RALD. —— SUNDAY, JU LY 4, 1869.—TRIPLE - SHEET. | i a _ PRICE FIVE CENTS: NEW YORK, VERON AL =) SICAL CORONET UP WITH tz is much admired, Don't dis- DULCE CO: HILD. TO ADOPT IN A RESPECTABL! appoint. MALE family. Cail at Seventy-sixth s.reet and Firth avenue, — FOUSIN GEORGE. ADL RIGHT, TRUE 0 THE Cc core, Must s rou BOON, JYELIIE-IT IS FALS De etine: my promise ment reigned B... 1 will return it from you was the geason for my diy kept» The @oeu: ow wish. planal Breaking the engagewe ELAVAN, ALBANY.-WE MEAN BUSINESS, AND without delay; write again. Warren, Whipp 4 Con Detective Police Ayeits, 12 Broadway. VERME-S can meet you. Hi baad A R—CALL AT 185 EIGHTH STREET, Ps N AND WHERE I 8D WORD TO P. WHE! er LILY. FORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK, HANNAIL Pernt Nary Sweeny, who left county Limerick about six Years ago. “Any Information respecting thena will be thank- Tuliy received by their aunt, Helen Sweeny, 101 Degraw street, Brooklyn. TION WANTED-O¥ MR. ANTHONY TYLER, Metre of cambridge, England, Address Morgan D. O'Connell, 18 Christopher street, New York, Baluimore Papers please copy, < F BRIDGET SHEEHAN, WHO LIVED WITH ME AS cook at 163 West Tent etreet, will call at my present ress i idence, M5 West Twenta-siath street, she can have her oid situation, MRS. BA LOVE ME LONG.—LETTER JUST ; name dey, hour and signal. T. T., OVE ME LITILE, } very bus AURA. YOUR LOVE AND FIDELITY ARE MY ONLY L lation during this saa eri WL R. C, APER WITH RED KIBBON AKOUND—WHY DID ‘ou not come to the depot aa yon promised’ Rest as- fired I mean business au wit not give you the least trouble, T waited wl day for you anxiously, luxe my wort, the tnan who followed us is all Fight. ‘Trust in me, as Ido in you, ; please, to my hotel. Fair play. Send goods C. 0. D, ir you p HE LADY WITH HER LITTLE GIRL, TH cognized an old fread on June the 20th about 6 o'clock fp an up town car, just before leaving at Twenty-siath street, would like torenew the acquaintance. Call in a business way, or state through Personals of Herald where an interview may'be had, LIAIA. Uy thay CHICKEN STILL LIVE! 3. PUNCH. _ NP a DOUNTRY, ve" P.—COME TO COUNT! dear: MICHAEL O'CONNOR, at Castle Garden be: amaiiip City of Bal- iifpsbiirg, Wi ANTED—INFORMATION OF emigrant, 15 yearsot as dween the Sth and 12th of Juni more. Please address John ren county, N. Js ILL THE LADY WHO SAT N man—whose attention she attracted—for a short dis- tance in Siath avenue cars on Friday afternoon last about 7 o'clock, ani tat Waverley piace, please open a correspondence wit station ©, corner Twelfth and Fourth 2 DVERTISE 1S FOR THe HERALD, A Aes ED IN BROIKLYN AT OUR is FULTON STP BRANCH OFFIC! “SPECIAL NOTICES. CAS HEAND, HOUSE, ARCTI STREET, ABOVE SEVEN Philadelphia, is the only house in the etty on the Commercial tray 4 ian, a take Do! saciid A. F, BELCHER, Proprietor, -HYNARD'S STORAGE ROOMS FOR FURNITURE Amand Baggage, c., M2 West Fonrtecnth street, near Eighth avenue. andle furniture, . REMAIN AT YOUR BUSINESS TILL 6 AL icidtic, Bid at hnurepant 6 be seated at your dinner at Bt. Janos Hotel, Marion (West End), N, Jj first class table; ‘elegantly furmehed rooms, en suite or aingly ; all modern im- rovements: gas, baths, hot and coud water, ec, New Jersey Ratiroad, foot Cortlandt wireet, at #:10 and 9A. May 12M, 2 8:00, 4:10, 5:90, 540, 6210, 2, 10 and 11:00 1, M5 J€ ‘minutes from toot Cortlandt street. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES, ‘Trunks and Valises at the Great Fumily Shoe kmpo experienced men to 9 mov Thum, &0 Howery, corner Of Bond strect, selling 20 per cent below Broadway prices, Ww. D. fianLow, ISLiP, L. TNE PLOTS NOT OFFERED AT private sale at our office, 29 Nassau street, JOHNSON & MULLE! CARD.-TO THE VPUBLIC.-THIS 18 TO CERTIFY Ae ey Save tert the dim orgemotly, Sr, Kerton, JULY 1, 168% il. MORGEMOTH. Sr, « Missouri and Kertneky State Lottenes, MIGKOUKICERTEA CLACK 497, 9ULY 8, 1669, MIGHOURL--CLASS 408, SULY 3, 1869 7, €6, 86, # Of, 55, 42, C0, 51, G4, 2h, ROBERT IRWIN, —A. A. the great 1uip'atiction on June 23.can be purchased at Ohio, and Ido not buy for the said lr. OFFICIAL, DRAWINGS 1, 17%, 85, 66, 9, Sd, 63, Bo, 68, 59, 67, 32, 37, KENTUOKY—PRTIA OLAHG 418," SUT B 168. 13, 8, 8, 69, 53, 32) % 94, 73, 4 © PenubKY-orAse alg, sure 3 1800 15, 70, 16, 4, 7% 18, 13, 20, 74, Information furnished 10 the above anit al ueries. No, 206 Broadway a re {XCISE NOTICE, NED WILL APPLY He tothe Metropoiitan Board of Excise oa the 18h day of Fuly, 189, for a license to seid aie and beer Only, at 0 Hainil- ton street. JOHN DONN VXCIKE NOTICE.THE UNDERSI: WILL APPLY Hx vaike Metropolitan Board of kxcie on the 17th day of July, 158%, for a ticense to sell ale and beer only, at No, 262 Bixill avenue, New York. KH. BLOCUM. AXCISE NOTICE.—THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY for a liquor license on the 6th of July. J. Ey 655 Water street. XCISE NOTICE.—THE UV: IGNED WILL APPLY to the Metropolitan Board of Excise, on the 2th day of 1868, for a license to Soil li juors, wines, ale and beer at ERNEST & GAY. Jul, No. id Watker street, AFT THE MUSICAL CORONLT.—CONTAINS ALL THE most popular masic, at 10 cents per copy. Polk: operas, overtures, quadrilies, songs, &e. Sold éveryw Atmerican News Cou Agents. stay QUARTERS METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPART- menty OPFF1OF BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, 127 AND 129 MEMOER KTREET, New Yous, June 24, 160, The many accidents, occurring at this Keason of the year from carelessness in hundling fireworks, induce this Board to caution the public against the risk, especially from their use by children. No dealer who bas hot applied for the per- mits of this Board and complied with the preceutions im- posed 18 allowed to sei them, without linbility to prosecution. Wis hoped that all good eitfvena will be Vigilant im aiding t0 protect the public trom danger of conflagration, , By order of the Board. CHAS. EF, GILDERSLEVE, Secretary. JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE OPENING of the bids for the erection of a new retort house for the Metropolitan Gas Light Company has been deferred until “July 7, 1849, and all bids are to ve sent in on or before 3 Py M. on that day. WK. MEIKLEHAM, Secretary, OTICE,-THE MEMBERS OF TA HUDSON As. sociation No. 1 will meet at their rooms, 323 West Forty Third street, on Sunday, at 12% o'clock, to attend the funeral o ie member, Thomas Skallon. The friends of the above organization are invited to attend, ca CHARLES FiTTNER, Chairman, BrRNany F, MASTRN, Secretary, % OTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—I have this day appointed Jonas P, Levy my attorney, re- Voking all other powers of ‘attorney to Wm, J, Ree ‘and ‘thers, for this State, county an olty. GEORGE WASHINGTON LOPES, Spanixh Town, Jamaica, PEN AND FREE TO VISITORS,—THE PHRENOLOG. foal Magen, 4 Browdway. Examinations with charts and written Wescriptions of character given dally, RINCE OF ORANGE LODGE NO, 539,.-THE ME bers of the above lodge are requested to meet at the Jedge room, 18 Bowery, on Friday evening, 9th fos retook, shat, to make arrangemenie for the’eelebratiin of 12th July, Members of the order are respectfully requested to visit us, “By order of the W. M. J. BURTON, Secretary. fehl TO a ee COLLINS? METAL Waren and JEWEL. RY FACTORY has removed their ofice from 87 Nake Bau Reet to thei ‘These ‘superior Watel have now been in inl watint ‘old at so moderate e not eurpagsed in apperrance and for tine by gold ones costing 150 and 12200, They have been greatly improved, bit the price reining the same, $15. ‘Those of extra fine finish $20, Gents and ladies’ sizes. Jewelry of the rich- ert styler, in every respect equal to the finest gold, at one-tenth the price, We have “but one Office, no Agents, and are not responsible for the bogus and worthless goods sold. at clvenp, eww elry ostablishmenta, OUR FACTORY 13 THE. DNLY PLACK WHERE: i GENUINE OLLINS METAL WATCHES AND JEWELRY NBKE HAD. ©. B, COLLINS & COw No, 8386 Broadway, corner of Worth street, up stairs. AMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.THT Committee of Arrangements wil meet in the Coun mber of the great Wigwam of the Tammany Society, at HA. M. precitely, July b, 126%. Hy order of ANDREW J. GARVEY, Chairman, F, A. Woonwann, JAMee TH. Tnouasont,| Socretaries, Suiy &, rec. O HOUSE OWNERS AND RUILDERS.—BUY THE, Patent Felt for ining the walls of every house yon are Duilding. It is a perfeet security ngainet and dampnes Ht keops out the cold of winter and heat of summer, thas. pr ferving an even temperature in your reritences, Leought to be put under the slate of every roof to prevent leakage fro a urn ies For tale jn quantities to suit EH, Ny 72 Maiden Aberty wreck i Naseem A” ERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OU! BRANGH OFFICE 1 FULTON STREER, ASHION COURSE, L. o'clock V. M. ea, harn se. W. Love iin; Dr. Ole! ond mateh—J. Cud wist; W. Loy & Young Commodore; three in five in harness, 2:30 train to New town, J. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor, PAR ROCKAWAY, L. 1.- MONDAY, JULY 5, AT 5 P. ML, Road Race for #300, Mr. McGoldrick's b. &, Ameri- can Boy; Sir, Geary's b. g. Rover, OBOKEN COURSE.—MONDAY, JULY 5, 1869, AT'S TL o'clock P, M., match $20), mile Heats, best three in five, to harness; b, g. Tom ray, troiter; b. m. May Queen, pacer. J. HH, FARRANT, Proprietor, ROTTING--AT COOKE'S SUNNYSIDE HOTEL, HALF way hotise to the Fashion Course, on Monday, July 5; trotting to commence at 12 o'olock. A Grand Ball aud # Rhode laland Clam Bake at 3 o'clock. A COOKE, Proprictor. bf _ _MW.P prictor. AY ENTS POR THE HERALD MONDAY, JULY 5, AT 3 each, three in five in a... Pet. Bec 's br. ERTL: RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR. BRANCH OFFICE, 14) FULTON STREET. ____ SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C. LL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS ALD BIRUS FOR sale, Medicines for ail direases. Prepared Food tor Tyre Bibeln at B. DOVEY'S, No.3 Greene street, corner of Canal. N. .—Ladice attended by Mrs. Dovey. — LL BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINE: FRANCIS BUTLER, No.8 Veck slip, Butler's Infaill- ble Mange Cure and Plea Exterminator, 7c. Butler's new work, $2 Extra Stock and ‘trained Dogs. Imported tri- color Gerantums, FACHT RACETO COME OFF AT FRANK BATES’, toot of Thirly-eventh street, South Brooklyn, on the 6th of July, Open for ail boats 22 feet or under, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 146 FULTON STREET, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, T BARKER & HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART, t MAJOR ©, W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, corner Broadway sud Thirty-ninth street, REGULAR AUCSION 83 VERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ’s private Bstablishments disposed of at pub rivate sale to the best advantage, and Aa general ass ment of Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Horse Clothing, Halters, Whips, éc., to elit the needs of ai! clasaes of purchasers, con- n hand, — Orders prompuly executed, -four hours allowed for trial on ‘every horse sold warrantee, ‘ood stubling for horses at pnblie or private sale, The only Ting for showing horses oh en on storage. mart in tre ety having a driv sae, Carriages. Buggies, &. tak OF TWENT offers second hand Carriages, viz. ‘One six seat Rockaway, IFTH SIREET, One eix reat Phaeton. ‘One top Buggy. Gne road Wagon, DAMS, CORNER THIRD AY. sizect, has a general assortment of all the leading styles of Carriages, which be ie selling a tuced prices. Also a sccond hand Coupe, ini excellent order, $600. A WSOUPE ROCKAWAY, DOG CART, TEN BUGGIES, + Cabric'ets, 100 second hand Car:iages, 500 Carriages, Harness ; seliing'25 per cent jess than Broadway stores. MAN, Fourth street and Broadway, A CIRCULAR FRONT COUP, WITH shite a kqunre box top Baggy, with pole and rotting Wagon, ali made by Brewster & Co.) of UE AND 125TH Kroome to order, and As good as new; only used a few times, Inv,u ie at private stable 53 West Foity-fourth street, or ot J.C. RUNKLE, 140 Liberty street. DAMS HAS FORK SALE A SECOND HAND FOUR IN aA hand acted particularly for the races. tra' ling or pleaics; trunks, rumble and brake complet ‘Wood Brothers’ make; will be hold cheap. BUSINESS WAGON, HARNESS AND FIVE YEAR Mave next apring? will be sold eleap. Iuquire at dso avenue, Brooklyn. WAGON WANTED—EITHER TWO OR FO! sheeler, with top, for city use; @ good second han: waom Wil do. Address, with price, I, C. Gay No. 1 Reade street. 4 THE LAR Ade, Carriager of all descriptions, new and also single and double Haracss, eet Nets, €c.. at GRAW'S Fiplse’ City: Carriage Keposiiory, 20, 22, 2 and 26 Wooster sureet, ‘ST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY OF ond hand; Bex THE DEXTER CIRCULAR AND MAKE YOUR horse trot faut, or go behind and take everrbods's dust, Thav's it. Price #1 Ban references. PD. VAN HUESEN, 67 South’ street, or box’ 6,053 Post ollice, INE PAIR BAY HORSES, NO TOP PHAETON, TOP Buggy, three Seth Harness, Blankets, Saddles, Hridies, wvice Tor ail, $2,000, Apply ut 67 West Fifty-second st. SPLENDID COUPE HORSE; KIND, and free driver. Also top Wajon, with at MYNARD'S Ftable, Bank street, ke. ONE DARK BAY HORSE, 6 YEARS OLD, 153g hands hich, suitable for carriage or express use, Also Foan Tony, “years old, mutable for ight wagon oF bus ____ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &>. ro SALE—THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT Henrietta, 210 tons brden, old measurement, winner of the | great ocean yacht race to Cowes, England, in 1686, (in which she made the extraordinary run of 280 miles in 24 hours), and | several other ocean races. The Henrietta has been on a cruise Wh | tothe West Indies, but haw returned to New York. on her voyage from Key West to Charleston be made rough weather, showing th The Henrietta has a commo- aron of 250 miles durin she has lost ‘hone of her spec ious srloon, handsomely fitted up, with a large stateroom on the starboard side, three other #ta erooms and two state- rooms fo:ward for officers. The cabin furniture, kitchen utensils, Ac, are in complete order, and the vessel will be put ‘The Henrietta will inreadines? 10 go to sea immediately. compare favorably, for speed and seagoing’ qualities, with apy yeckt in this country or England, For particulars address J. ANDERSON Herald office, New York. Fe SALE—THE CPLEBRATED YACHT BAYONNE: iw 26 feet long: winner of the first prize jn the Union regatta, wili be sold cheap. Apply to P. MoGIETIAN yacht and boat bufider, Saltersvilie, N. J. IOR SALE—BOAT HOUSE AND BOAT; HOUSE & fect; new last year; boat 25 feet long; built by MeKay; also new, with everything complete; cushion, four pair oare, &c. Inquire of THOMAS RILEY, Harlem Bdge. en at ee ae CHOONER YACHT WIDGRON FOR SA) 1 £0 feet in length, 20 feet beam, 75 feet depth of hold, pletely found; warranted sound if every respect. Alply CHIOHESTER, 128 Broatway, room No. 1, or of Cap- WiLLLAMS, ob board yacht,’ of foot of Fitth street, Hovoken, STEAM YACHT FOR SALF.-A FINE MODELLED ©). steam yacht, 85 feet long, 11}¢ fect beam, 10 Inch square fOr a cylinder, well found and in complete ruuning « Address cheap, She is very economical in the iiem of fuel, Dolphin, New York Heraid office. JANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND FOUR OARED She! or Lapstroak Boat, bulit to steer by bow oar, Address, with particulars and ‘price, box 1,266 “Port ollice, New ork. E BRANCH OFFICE, M5 FULTON STREET. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, (UENTRAL BAPTIN CHURCH, | FORT street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues.—Preaching by the pastor, Rey. W. Pope Yeoman, 10% J M. and 74 F M, Patriotic discourse in the morning, July 4. \HURCH OF THE STRANGERS, LARGE CHAPEL, University, Washington — sgnare.—Rev. Dr. Deems preaches at Moe A.M. and 7% P. tt Seats free. Strangers cordially tnvited, Sunday school 24 P. M. REE CHURCH OF THE HOLY LIGHT—NORTHWEST corner of Broadway and Thirty-fourth street. Rev. Fast: barn Benjamin, or. Divine service at Wig A. a. aud 7 P.M. Atter duly 4 the services will be discontinued, unt September, when they will (D, V.) be resumed in the churel euitiee, now bat Ouse ereclion, in Seventh avenue, next to the southeast curner of Thirty-!durth street. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, O8 SATURDAY, JULY 2. $060 IN $t0 BILLS, “A in Hudsen to'Chamlers street through Reade to again. Aveward of ©50 will be paid by returning it to Jul urns, 185 West street, and with the thanks of « poor man, Lestat RENARD SON FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 2 4 atthe Reservoir Pa er Sixth avenue and Fortleth reet, a black and tan Do out wine months old or more; anatvers to the £ the og had on a leather col: Jar, with a br te on one Bide of the collar. Any person, leaving the dog at Barker & Hambin's City Auction Mart, Brondway, corner Thirty-ninth street, will be paid the above reward, INSTITU: OST PASSBOOK 80,537; ISSUED BY TILE The tinder 4 tion for the Savings of Merchants’ Clerka. will ploaae leave the book at the bank. MESSING—$7,0:0 MPMPIIS BONDS AND $1,000 TEN- nessce Bonde, with some others of no marketable Value, A suitable reward will be paid on their being returned to Rigas & Co., 56 Wail street, ON 2EIDAY AFFERNOON, IN ALT, ST Lake & McCreary's stores, a Pocketbook, containing money, &c.. The finder will please return the same to tsi East ‘Twollth street anc receive reward, WARTS OR DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR, BRANCH OFFICE, 143 FULTON 8TRI REWARDS. kK, a Sleeve Button, made from a ¥8 gold piece, marked W. W. No. 10 Nets: of the owner, V. to F lace wil DP, B. Finder by returning same to Teceive the above —— and thanks = REWARD.—LOST, A LARG! i vi + @ Apply ut 425 West Thirtecnth street. $5 Taming mime Patten of In a OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL GRAY HORSE, 143 | BV leaving the same ai 40 Fast Thirty-eighth fH Fands high, 7 years old, ound, kind andgentics will | Ax Byrne's, Si Nasawu street, room 10, the tinder wilireceive how 3:10 to top Wagon; can go 2} miles in quick time; shows ood breeding, high action; paces, canter and trot idle; good trial given; price #350. Also top Wagon, and shalts, and new Harness; price #525; separate gether, Tuliersall’s stable, Fortieth street, hear Sixth « OR SALE—AT A PAIR PRICE, ONE OF THE HAND. somest and best Ponies in this country; took the iirst premium last year for beants and fine pointe gencrally ; is perfectiy sound and gentle; aix years old; has been driven and ridden by a boy for the’ Inet three years; would suit a Judy or gent to either ride or drive; would make au admirable vony for Park basket phaeton ; #'a reyalar pet aud can trot close to three minutes, A fair trial will be given to respoust- bie part old oniy for wart of use. Apply at Metro politan stables, corner Prince aud Crosby streets. OR SALE-ONE TWO HORSE EXPRESS WAGON; chews Warranted. Inquire of JAMES SHAW, 864 Green- wich. ve Tewar NESDAY EVENING, rrier Stat, with long $10) REWARD.—Lost, ON Wer Ds June 80, a” Biack ‘and Tan ears, very fat; the hair ou he lightly rubbed; wears a red leather collar and answers to the name of Kitts. Please return to 15 West Forty-second street. 10) REWARD. <In THE PARTY WHO FOUSD THE PiU Ring, lett‘on the washstand. at Eagony & McKeon's lunch room, Saturday noou, July 3, will please return the name at the bar he will ri the above reward. $20 panate LOST, ON THURSDAY NIGHT, A ethook, marked G. W. Schoonmaker, 10 Pine street, containing about #15; also notes and other papers of no Value toany one but the owner, The tader Will receive the above reward on leaving ft at the oflice of Alliger Hros., No, 10 Pine stree:, New York. ‘IN THE score a ea ee $25 & OST, ON THE 2D INST. OR SALE—ONE LIGHT TROTTING WAGON, BUILT | (2) Second avenue cars, a Gold Watch, open. face, by Mates: one light Trotting Way: Hatield & | American ry the subserlber’s name engraved inside, Jackson; one light Trotting Wagon, bullt by Goodwin; all | No questions asked, WALTER HAWXHUKST, nearly new. Inquire at GN Seventh avenue, near Forty-fith Office of Edward Wood, 80 treet FF, SALE—TWO GOOD WAGONS. CAN BE SEEN at 19 Vandom street. {OR SALE-—A DARK BROWN HORSE, 1h HANDS high; young, stylish and a fast traveller; will be sold low, ag the owner has no use forhim. Apply ‘to CHAS. E. BULKLEY, 181 Broadway. FoR SALE. AT A SACRIFICE, A SPLENDID TRACK Sulky, made to order by Dusendary; only used a few times; ae good ax new; wil be sold for half its value, Apply at Metropoiitan Stables, corner of Crosby and Prince sts. OR SALE VERY LOW—THE WELL KNOWN stallion Black Raven, eight yeurs old, sound; has trotted hia third heat ip 2:41; the handeomest horse in Atneriea; any lady can ride or drive him. See John, private stable 13 Eas: Twenty-s. venth street. OR SALE CHEAP—#300—A NICE. SIX-SEAT PHAE- ton; very nice thing for country hacking; also a to Buggy and Harness, 140. Apply corner Fifty-ninth street ad Seventh avenue. P. B. MASTERSON. F°, SALE CHEAP-ONE OVAL GLASS HEARSE and ono oval pase large Tearse; to be gold cheap for i in the best 01 jnquire at 200 Fourth arect, Wil order, RST CLASS ICE WAGONS AND. TRUCKS FOR sale on favorable terms at EDWARD PREAL'S, 18 Ninth avenue, corner of Thirteenth street. NENTLEMAN'S SORREL TEAM.—A BEAUTIFUL, perfectly matehed pair, of fine style and action; owner will warrant perfectly sound gentie and kind in all harness; age #ix years: appropriate team fora Iady’s phacton,; one can trot in 3:10; will be sold singly 1 des .” dan be agen at FAGAN'S stables, corner of Harrin id Hicks streets, Brooklyn, Por further particulars Inquire through box 4; New York Post office, TABLE FIXTURES OF IRON—OF WROUGHT, CAST, ©) and of wire, Ventilating Stall, Partitions, Post Racks, Hay Boxes, Mangers, Brackets, Xe. ;" al Wevther Vanes, perfect Models of the horses Dexter, tain Boy, Ethah Allen, Keniicky, &c., manufactured FISKE, 120 Nassau street, New Y 10 LET—-A NEW BRICK STAMLE, four stall, with lofts Csiabllahment, ‘Apply on.the prevail fifth atreet. Vy JANTED.—I WILL EXCHANGE AN INTEREST IN A first class business for a pair of Horses, Light Wagon and Harness, Address, with particulars, A.’ G. MONK Herald office. 8300, is, Hay Copper Motn- by J CONTAINING FOR A SOUND YOUNG HORSE, OVER 6 hands; six years ol this June, Washington Market, Inquire of D, . 45 FULTON STRE! "MILK AND CREAM. — 26 NORTIL WOODHULL & GOUGE, 01 Cream. Hotels, oe cream wutlooi ark to Harlem INSTRUCTION. A. GATHOLIC CLERGYMAN, SPEAKING FRENCH, German, Italian wad Laun very well, lenglish but little, nd decp enoiigh in (he Greek Inngunye, Is ready to take care of some puphis for travelling; he wili swear to make no at- ternpt of progelytiaun agadnst tle church or denomination they gonad be attached to, a Moference for turther intormation to Heraid oflice, PLOCUTIONIST,—WALTER ©. LYMAN, PROFESSOR 4 of Elocution. Piyaieal and Vocal Culture—new, thorough and practiem! fystem~ may be engaged for a niew and echools; private pupils and classes during the summer, idence 8th Second avenue, ANISH LANGUAGE.—PROF, A DE TORNO'S PRI : IS vate lessons at 895 Fouritt ave We; Classes at the Mere enntile Library, with his new combined method. TPO FOREIGNERS.A GENTLEMAN WHO SPEAKS German and French, desires to give instraction in the Fingllel language and itorature, “Addreas 1. M. U., box 168 erald ollie ©) Af) WRITING, BOOKKEEEL y $2 50.3 ron "METIO, $5 Ty, about June 8, gentleman's ¢ double cast, No, 7.112 nickle movement; mak Tie ahove reward Will be paid on leaving ‘the watch ‘West strect, or at the oflice of the Superintendent, ferry. Jersey City. LIBERAL REWARD-FOR LOST MEDICAL Diplomas issued to Neal O'Donnel Parks, by Royal ge Purge | Dublin, Dee, 1°54; one from same in Mi wifery, Jan. 16, 1882; one from King's and Que Phyasielans; one as Bachelor of Arti, Trinity Coll ani certifientes trom several hospitals and #choo clue, nate city, Of no Value, excepting to owner. or hddress Warrin, Whipple, Turner & © Detective Agency, 72 Broadway. Return to ») General ne FOLLOWING UNITED STATE from the Ocean National Bank on Sanday, June 2, 1869), viz: — + $1,000 bay 1000 hus 3000 1,000 1,000 1,100 1.000 10,000, for their Wart om application to Captain roadway, Foon 17. A reward of twenty-five per cent will ie paid restoration, in whole or in JOUN 8. YOUNG, No. 61 Tue bela ahd BONDS WERE STOLEN PROM the Ocean National Bank on Satu, cay lasi :—One, 164,288, 8-20, issue, 1667, $1,000; } 867, #1000, veward of 26 ‘per’ cot F or the restoration, in whole or in part, on application to JOHN 8, YOUNG, 61 Bromiway, room 17. HE FOLLOWING U. the Ocean National Letter C, No. 144,978, Letter Fy No. 14828 Letter N Letter A, No. $1 1 Letter Dy No. 82583. .' Total... ov ar Tuly Ty tes Letter ©, No. 1,056. Letter C, No. 19,062... Letter 196 186) Letter 18,080, Letter ©, No. 16, Letter 0, No. 16, Letter Fy No. 8 Lotter Fy No. 85 Letter 17, No, 27,20 Letter F, No. 85,067 Letter Fy No, 25,068 Letter Fy No. 85,06: Leiter F) No, 85/970 Lettor Fy No. 89,9 Letter F) No. 8h! Letter Fy No. 8,97) Total M $12, ‘A reward of 25 per cent wht be paid for the restoration of these bonds, in whole or jn part, on application to Captain Youn 8. YOUNG, ‘0. 61 Broadway, room | POLIOK AGENCY, 72 BROADWAY (bATE REIN, WHIPPLE, Taner ao the mercantile cor munity as to siecesmful cases, fa ities, ng audexperience, Caution. We have no bravcbes in LOSN OFMICKS. | AY 77 BLE) ER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP loney lberaily ‘advanced on bamonds Watches, and Jewelry, &c., or the same bought.’ Pawabrok Kets bought, JAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SIL J) fare tonghs aud money lonned on thom by G. 0. AL 416 Browlway, one voor beiow Canal street. Ny ling, German, Frene’s, ena ge a Visting the cliy ean” take w duty ot strate Minateinee Th 19.5 BROARWAY, CORNER DRY STREET NU HAN pk PAINB'S Bo stuess Colig 7 +) LEOPOLD, ‘having factiities, advances at low raten bm BACH. BOOKKEEP' gg, ee Howery._ } on Diainoruds, Watcoeay Merchant ‘Lie Poities, Fanod 5 BACH.—BOOKKEEP". gq, WRITING, ARI ETIG, | OTother sevurition. Formerly ati8 Naasan etree THOMPSONS Collexe., 20° Fourth avenue. Private instruc DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD nei Le mud Ga, aicnts preparatory course; telegraph RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR, ot BRANCH OFFICK, 43 FULEON STRELT $5 REWARD. —Los?, ON JULY 2, IN CENTRAL Dale eg FOURTH OF JULY. prosrasne for celebrating VME APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY ‘of our NATIONAL. INDEPENDENCE, * July 6, 1868. d by the dF THE COMMON COUNCIL, d for that purpose, A SPECIAL CUMMITTE: ‘appoin ‘There will be a Miltary Parade of the First Division, New York State National Guard, under command of Major Gen- eral Alexander Shaler, pursuant to the following order neral Orders, No. 4. Headquarters First Division, N. G. 8. N.Y. New York, June 15, 188 1. This Division will nthe Sth day iy beat, to celebrate the Ninety: versary of our National Inde- pendenc varade 11. The troops will assemble as follows :- ‘Tie First brigade of infantry on Fourth street, east of Broadway ‘The Second brigade of infantry on Fourth street, west of Broadway The ‘third brigade of infantry op Great Jones street. ‘The Fourth brigade of infantry on Arnily street. ‘The First brigase of cavalry on Bond street. If. They will be formed in close columns of companies, at in front, the head of each brigade resting on Broadway, Y. The mounted artillery will be reported tothe command- Sg Oficer of the First brigade of cavalry, and assigned a posi- tion in column in year of the cavalry, V. Brigade commanders will report to the Chief of Staff, on Broadway, corner of Washington place, as soon as their re- wpective brigades are formed. VI. The columns will march at 74s of infantry leading, the other brigade intervals, fn the order above named. .. the First brigade following, at proper VI. The line of mareh will be down Broadway to Canal street, through Canal street to the Bowery, up the bowery and Fourth av third street, trough Twenty-third Street to Madison avenue, up Madison avenue to Thirty-fourth sirect, through Thirty-fourth street to Fifth avenue, and down ue to Lwenty-third street VIII. The streets and aveoues above named, from curb to wirb, are designated as the division parade ground for the ve IX. Brigadfer General Burger will direct a national saluté fo be fired from the Battery at sunrise and at noon. X. At the Worth Monument the column will pass in review before the oflicers of the Army of the Potomac aud immpe- diately thereatter be dismissed. By order of Major General ALEXANDER SHALER. Joux Fownrn, Jr., Colonel, A, A, G. and Chief of Staff. Onictal Carl Jussen, Major and A.D. C. = All persons. desiring to witness the parade of the military are hereby notified to se'ect soure point on the line of march indicated, commencing in Hroadway at Bleecker strect, and terms at Broa ay and Twenty-ti‘th street. larly requested by the nittee thi h ihe iniitary pass on the oceasio! ikled on that day, until after 1 the streets 01 the pa- ugh who radg be not sprin mn shall Lave pas: The police are requested to. give effect to this request of the committee ; also to eee that vehicles do not obstruct the sine Of march of the division, In the evening @ potutechnic dispiay, accompanied with rousic, will be given at each of the foliowing places:— Battery, mausic by Governor's Island Miltary Hand. City Hall, music by Gratulla’s Band. Totnpking Square, music by Wannemacher’s Band. Madison equare, music by Schineller's Ban Marion square, music by Twelfth Regiment iiand. Fast Broadway § uare, music by Hil's Band, Hamoraley # iare, music by Ferry's Band. Thyrty-fourth street, Teaih and Eleventh avenues, music by O'Neit's Band. Seventh avenue, Broadway and Forty-fifth street, music by Hoffman's Band. Liberty square, Porty-ninth street and Lexington avenue, Hleventh Regiment Band. Monni Morria square, Harlem, music by Rubel’s Band. plhouse Greon, 1W5th street and Browdway, music by Muiler’s Band. alors place, Ninety fourth etreet and Fourth avenue, beli's B: hove named places Uie direction and supervision of the Alderman and Assistant Alderman of the respective districts in which they are loci Th ed on the cocasion will be fur- AA. Liiliendaht & Co. the harbor, and the ‘pants of public and private build{ngs in the ested to display the national colors on that day. The sextobe are nested to ring the b of their respec- tive churches for ope hour at suurise, noon And sunset, By order of the Committee, = DWARD CUDDY, FOUN MOORE, Ue WA ety, are re Ry idermen, NICHOLAS HAL EDWARD. WELCA, BERNAKD O'NE iL, TON, command | One FOURTH OF JILY. PTH JULY.-GRAND EXCURSION FOR ALL. 25 ©) cents the round trip, The steamboats PALISADE and FORT LEE will leave their pier, foot Spring street, North river, every hour during the day, commencing at 9 o'clock A, M., for Shady Side, Pleasant Valley and Fort Lee, touching at thirty-Jourth street both ways, Return Uekets good on either boat. 1776 A GRAND EXCURSION 1862, , Up, the noble Hudson and through the High- jands, “on Monday, July 5.—The fast and commo- dions’ steamer GENERAL SEDGWICK, Captain Storms, tas Deen chartered, for the oecaslon, stopping al lawick be- Yonkers and West Point. The General ing a swift boat, passengers will have ample thne at the dif- ferent places for recreation and return to the eity in time to tee the fireworks. The bont will be provided with refresh- ments, and Wilkinson's celeb dd Cotilon and Quadrille Band will be in aiten follows :-~Broo street, East river, 7:0) 30 2. Christopher street, Nort ‘Thirty-fourth street, North river, 8:30 A. M.; Mai 9:0) A. M. Same landings on return. Fare Fifty way. Bing cy oe POR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREE __FINANCIA ST BELMONT & CO, issue letters of credit for travellers’ use on Messrs. ROTHSCHILD, in Paris, London, Frankfort and Vienna, spondents in all the principal cities of Euro telegraphic transfers on California and Baro} MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HUDSON and Harlem River Canal Company will be held at the Oflice of the company, 14 Park place, on Monday, 19th inst. at 12 o'clock M., for the election of a new Board of Director for said company. Polis open from 12 to 1 P. M. By order of M. COURTRIGHT, President. Eourer H. Farneni.y, Secretary. nly 2, 1869, me Ake BYE RIDQF RAILROAD. ‘he attention of contractora is invited to the work of completing the Hlue Ridge Railroad in South Carolina, from Anderson, 5. C. to Knoaville, Tenn, & distauce of 162'miles to build, ‘The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors are prepared to enter into negotiations with responsible persons who may desire to undertake the work, Payment will be made in their first’ mortgage (7 per cent) bondg, principal and interest payable in coin, having twent) yeare to run, secured by the guarantee of the State of Sout! Carolina forthe punctual payment of both principal and im- terest. Tke mortgage covers unencumbered property of the Company, which cost $3,250,000 iu gold, and embraces fifty miles of road complete and in runniog order, Detailed estimates, plans, profiles and specifications will ve ready tor inspection by dine 1, 1969. Meanwhile approxi- mate quantities and other information concerning the work may be obtained by application to Colonel JAMES P, Low, the Chief Engineer of the Company, or to the undersigned, at Coimmbia, 8. C. R. Kk. SOOTT, Chafrmaa of Executive Commiltee, their corre- Also mak N; B.—The time for opening the bids for the construction of this road is ized for the eth day of July next, at J2,M., at Conmbia, Bids will be received by the Executive Committee up to that date, DE, SAVINGS BANK, NOS. 8 AND 5 BROADWAY, 4 Williamsburg. Deposits made on or before the 20th draw in erest from July 1. Six per cent 0 7 $85,000. FHOWES 4 MACY, BANKER ‘The eauie 4s an incorporate i Four per cent interest allowed on ita, Persons desirous of receiving interest for their money, having it ot all times subject to_gheck on demand, can do £0 iting with this bank, wich allows interest on the ily falances at the rate of four. per cent per annum. fons made on any part of the world, with Immediate at the lowest current rates, retur Orders for purchase or sale of stocks, bonds and gold promptly executed. NTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.—THE INTEREST ON on of tI the bonds and stocks of the Corpora ity of New York due Angust 1, 1869, will be paid on Monday, Aue iy! 2, by Peter B. Sweeny, Esq., C! slain of the city, at lor, in the New Court House. iransfer book: be closed on Saturday, Jui DrPARTMENT OF FINANCE, New York, June 25, 186 RICHARD b, Cc Comptroller. BR's) OFFICE, PRAVELLERS ABROAD. LZ TERS OF CREDIT FOR 4 HOWES & MACY, Bankers, 30 Wall strect, New York, fesne letters of credit for travellers, available in all the prin- cipal towns and cities In Europe. All money deposited on account of same will draw Interest at the rate of four per (per annum, DAVID &. SON, special ¢ Hoard of Amsiataut Aldermen, EDWARD CUDDY, Chairaan, ARcuIuALD 3. FertEnioN, Clerk. “¥Iuly 4, 18 on the folio: PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EXCURSION FOR, the bth Jul ) to Ellzabethport, N. J.. either bs Ateamer CHANCELLOR, from foot of Gedar street, Nort viver, at 1A. M. of Central Railroad of New Jersey, from foot of Liberty street, North river, at any of the following hours :—6.40, 6.59, 7.15, $15, 9.20, 10d), 11.40 A. M5 20, 4.45. 8.10, .45, &e., P. M. returning at 2, 8, 3.45, 4.18, 4.30, shot intervals until 12 o'clock P! M., ‘and cail at my office on Second street, Elizabethport, and buy yourself n neat, now House ora Toot, It will pay you to go and examine them. Excursion. tickets, by care, for the round trip, cost 45 cents; by boat, 40 cents, ‘Over 30 trains daily. Yeurly tion very low. For further particulars apply to LOGG, No. 3 Broadway, New York. A WSRAND FIFTH OF JULY PLEASURE TRIP. THE spacious and elegant steamer SIDE, Capt. J. Gibbs, will make a grand pleasure trip up the Hudson wer, landing at Fishkiil, Cornwall and Poughkeepsie, on Monday, July 5, leaving Vestry street at 8 o'clock, Christopher street a4; and Thirty-fourth street at 9 o Grafulla’s bani will accompany the excursion. ‘Tickets for the trip, #1. ‘A splendid view of tie famous Highlands of the Huason'can de obtained on this excarsio J. HARRIMAN, A —POURTH OF JULY EXCURSION FOR HARLEM A. iigh Bridge and Karls Park. SYLVAN GROV SYEVAN STREAM and WM. FLETCHER, will leave Peck flip on Monday, July 5, every hour, from 7 A.M. to7 P.M. Leave Harlem every hour, from 6 A.'M. to7 P.M., landieg at Eighth sir way. Fare, 1b cents. TXCURSION, JULY 5—TO NEW HAVEN, THE beautifal “City of Etme."—Steamer CONTINENTAL ieayen Peck wip at A. M., and New Haven, returning, ati P.M. ‘The views along Long Isiand Sound and around New Haven Bay trip, $2. Ne TEXQURSION TO KEYPORT, JULY 5, 188. STEAMER Vy MATTEAWAN, aronnd Staten Ie'and. Leaves Barclay street pier at? A. Keyport at 42. May and New York for K . Fare to Keyport and return 8) ta. VOURTH AND FIFTH JULY EXCURSIONS make the trip tinsurpassed. Fare for the round ‘0 charge for berths. of M, earning) pogt nt 3 1 THE up Hudeon,—The steamboat ANTELOPE leaves Harriaon Yonkers, Hastin: Street pier every moraing at ¥ o'clock fc Dobbs! Ferry (Tarrytown and Nyack by Ferry), Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Grassy Point, Verplank's and Peekskill. Re- turning leaves Peekskill al 13y o'clock, stopping at Thirty fourth street each way. OURTH OF JULY.—A GRAND FREE CHOWDER AT Brown's Astoria Ferry Hotel, foot of Ninety-second street, East river, on Monday, July's, made by the old chief anid veteran chowiler maker, Jolm Lyng, Coine oney come all. ({RAND FIFTIL_OF JULY EXCURSION x up the Hudson and around Staten Island. A recherche and bon ton affair, ‘The select entertainment for gentlemen ana their families, ‘The magniticent Steamer VANDERBILT, of the Albany and Troy Line, will leave on Monday, July 5, 180, from pier 44 Xo foot of Spring street, ht 89 A.M. ; Tvot of Wert Thirty. street at 10 A. M.; pier No, @ North river at 104 A. M., and foot of Vextiy street, near Desirosses street ferry at 1A. M, Grafulla’s Beventh Regiment Band will be fn attendance, German Dances and Refrosiments of every variety in abundance, The steamer will return by 8 o'clock P, M. Tickets sold and State Rooms at 203 West street and on board, \RAND EXCURSION red THE 6TH OF JULY—T0 X West Point, Cold Spring and Newburg, stopping at Yonkers each way. The favorite steamboat SLEEPY HOL- LOW, Captain J. Sherman, leaves Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, ac 8 A. M.j Christopher street, North rive J and Thirty: fourth street, North rivor, at J o'clock, allowing two hours at Newburg, Fare, for the entire excursion, $1. Ke {RAND EXCURSION TO BRIDGEPORT ON MONDAY, T July §.—The iarge and snet BRIDGEPORT, Captain Charles Weeks, will leave pier 35 Kast river (foot of rine street), on Monday morning, at § o'clock, Ret uri will leave Bridgedort on Monday night at 11 o'clock. York on Tuesday morniug at o'clock. fon, including return ticket, #1 50. on iuard. ( {RAND FOURTH AND FIPTHIUL rt Fare Berths EXCURSIONS TO F the sea beach of Coney Island.—The steamboat NOR WALK, Captain G. W. Wilaon, will leave Christopher. street, North river, at 9:20, 12:20, Warren st, at 9:49, 12 40, ler No. 4, Morris street at 10, 1 nnd 4 o'clock. ‘The steatubont YLVAN SHORE, Captain i. T. Wilson, will leave North ith atreet, Widlamaburg at 8 o’elock ; Broome street, Last river at 11:20, 2 eck alip at SMU, 1140, 2:40; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at®, 12'and 8 ofclock. ‘These ‘trips will be made every day thronghout the whole season, \RAND CELEBRATION OF JULY G VTi versus 1889, at Fm Park Pleasure Ground ate leave Dey street, North } ‘To spend the day profitably and to's you should visit this truly delightful summer resort. ‘ Hoffman's full band perform day and evening. Sirong Metropolitan police force to preserve order, so bring your eweetheart with you, and pans the ay glow Ang on the wa GRASD, EXCURSION 70. KEYPOR Jul the steamer HOLMDEL, Cy Jor will Teave short pier foot of ay Keturning will teaye Keyport, at I. M. Ho ON MONDAY, James G. Tay: Fare for the round trip 60 cents, 3 ANNIVERSARY OF ee of Commons Excur- amer Martha Wash! r COMMEMORATION OF 1. our National Independence. —t duly 6, 186%, ton and the barges Anna and St await passengers at the pristopher streets 19 A. M. Thosteamer will call at Broome street, Fast river, at, nid at Peck siip at 8:30 A.M. Accomr tion for 4,00 per Grand concert, dancing, Ringing and the gorgebus acenery of the glorious Hudson will combine to rate this tne gre q HE 1 barges NEVER, SHOP AFTER SEVEN O'CLOCK, BUT a the Gr ening Festival of the Dry Goads Cle ation, on Monday, July fy at Lion Park, Livth and. Kighth avence } he mammoth platform; muste by Gratalia’s nthe grounds and grand the supervision of. an and ladies, dancing on brated band; base ball mateh display of fireworks in the evening, und Charles Kapa, Keq. Tiekets, admitting gent eXOUR- ¥, July by leaving foot at lo A.M; returping, Wil then proceed up t New York at diy. rect, pier 4 No in New York at 2 o'e river on her regular trip , levi ORYON BLISS & CO. p\ £0 Hroad street, Issue Circular Notes aud Circular Leiters of Credit for try Jere; also Commercial Credits, available in all paris of Lurope. ARKET SAVINGS BANK, No, 82 Nassau siteet, New York. DIVIDEND.—-A semi-annual dividend at the rate of six per cent per annurn (free of government tax) will be paid depos itors on ail sums entitled thereto, of five dollars and upward, on and after Monday, July 19, Taterest not withdrawn will draw interest as principal from July 1. Deposits made now will draw interest from July 1, at the rate of six per cent, free of guvernment tax. WM. VAN NASM SRY R. CONKLING, Secretary. ONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON city real estate, in sins of 85,000 and upwards, President. N HENRY A. SHITH, No. 7 Pine street, MOREY, 70 LOAN—ON LOND AND MORTGAGE, ON city real estate, in sums of $5,000 and upwerds. SNITE 7 Pine atreet, HENRY NOTICE.—NONEY AT HAND TO BUY IN © gagee; also Money to loan in sums to suit, on improved realestate. A splendid Plot tor factory purp in Brook- lyn. J. G. KEARNEY, 25 Chambers stre B00D MORT- FICE, OF THE INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE ‘Company, No. 118 Broadway, New’ Yorw, July 2, 1882. ‘The Board of Directors of this company have this day de- 1. dividend of tive per cent (free of government tax), ie on detaand. XAN FRANCISCO CITY AND COUNTY COUPONS DU Sin New York on the Ist of July are paid at the aency of the Bank of California, 88 Pine street. & WALLER, IX PER CENT, s Free from government tax, THIRD AVENUT SAVINGS BANK, ) CORNER THIRD AVENUF AND TWENTY-SIXTHSTREDT,, New Vora, Jane 21, 186%. Divipryy.-A semrannnal dividend, at the rate of six per cent per annum (free from government tax), on all suzne frona 1 to $5,000, will be pald on and after the third Monday in July. Depsite made on or before July 20 will draw Interest from the ist. Bank open daily from 10 A. M. to8 P.M, and on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 6 to 8 o'clock. SPENCER K. GREEN, President, Wx. B. Brentns, Secretary, GAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ie 96 Broadway. New Yous, July 1, 1869, Company have this day de- ‘The Board of Directors of th clared a aeint-annual dividend o Five per cent, free from government tax, payable on demai JAMES M. HODGES, Secreta NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK. New York, June 22, 1869, ‘A sem{-annual Dividend of seven (7) per cent, and govern- ment tax. has been declared thia day, payable on the frst day f Ji ext, until which time the tranafer books will remain tee ce J. L, WORTH, Cashier, Te PPHIRTY-FOURTH DIVIDEND. HANOVER FIRE INS! RANCE COMPANY. ‘The Hoard of Directors of this Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of five (5) per cent, free from govern- ment tax, payable on demand at thetr oice, 45 Wall street. New York, July 1, 1868 I, REMSEN LANE, Secretary. MPHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OLD ADAMS EX- press Company are requested to meet at 85 Broad street, ofice of Messrs, Osgood Brothers, on Wednesday, July 7, at 12 o'clock, oa business of special importance. DAVID L. EINStEIN, JOHN E. WILLIAMS, GEORGE A. OS: GooD, [UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, Nos, 506 and 898 Canal street, corner of Laight. Six por cont interest on $8 to $5,000. Money deposited on. or before July 20 will bear interest from July 1. Assets, $6,260,097 yo AND NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE Compaay, 176 Broadway, Howard Butiding, New Vouk, June Si, 1869, The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi-at nual aividend of Five 6) per cent, free from government tax, Ne on and after July 6, 1869, JOUN W. MURRAY, Secretary, 1869.7" wings Bank, 8 Bowery, southwest corner of Canal street. The semi-annual’ interort, at the rate of six per cent per annim on all sums of $5 auld mpwards, which have been on deposit for three or six mouths previous to July 1, will be credited and paid on and after Wednesday, July 21. All interest not called for will remain ‘as principal, and draw interest accordin ud will be entered on the depos Hor's books at any time when prevented after the Slat of uly. ‘The Bank is open every day for the reception and payment of money from 10 A. M. to P.M, and in the evenings of Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 5 till 7 o'clock. Deposits made on or before Judy 2) will draw Interest from the Ist of July. Bauk books (a German, M% ch and English, A. QUINTARD, Prosident, SFYMOUR A. Buxcr, Secretary, 3 (V0), S28, AND $1,600 TO LOAN—IN SE: DA + ate sums, on Krooklyn property. Also several amounts for New York, and $23,0.0 for Westehuster co VILLIAM KENNELLY, 52 Pine st TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY ON GOOD iret mortgages, by WM. ©. ALDEN & $100,000 175.004 YORK CITY IM- 8 of $6,000 and TO LOAN-ON N proved pr de! D. With Which 2995 & WISH TO PUR $225 ). OOO ciate eecont Nort ea; money in three ‘aller neceptance; 50,000 for the purchase of Yirst Mortgages ; $6,500 to loan at one per cent eo mission. CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 30 Pine atroet, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD ® VED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR H OFFICE, 145 FULTON STKE “WANTED TO PURCHASE. LY EXCURSION TO FORT LEB, ULBE Jenves foot t Valley and way. TH AND STH OF JU old Ianding.—Steamer THOMAS Ey of Chrintoy URAL r Plea Fort Lee, iand ‘Thirty-four DVERTISENEN TS FOR THE HERALD ECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, MS FULTON STREET, [)TAMONDS.—A FAIR PRICE WILL, PAID FOR One or two Diamond Sturis or the Stones. Address W. M., box 1,003 Post oflice, giving price, size and quality. ot FIREWORKS. PIREWORKS— THE CHEAPEST 6 REIN THE CITY to buy thom is at SMITHS ol entablisied toy store, 465 Kast Thirty-sorenth street, betv ecoad i Third BVCRUER, Best firecrackers 10 ceuls pack: tornetoes * Ceuta, A —GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. JAMES MOCREERY & 0., Buecessors to Lake & MecCreery, eisai aia Broadway and Eleventh str ty bi eee g bemi-anou account of stock, spring and summer commencing with wh wine page di be _DRY Goops. . { Also, Silke, Grenadines, Robes, Law Percales, Piqhes, French, Eng) and Domestic Prints, Mourning Goods, Hosiery and Under Garments, Laces and Embroite: Housekeeping Goo Cloaks, Mantles and Shaiwis, la, Seaside and Sun Umbrellas, of” which wili be offered at extremel; : AT. STEWART & CO, ve Ws will olfer on Tuesday, July 6, the balance of their Spring and Summer Stock, at popular prices, viz. Ready made Percale Suits, 9 and upwards Ready nade Plaid Poplin Sults, #7 and upwards. Ready made Linen Trayellin, 8, 810 and upworde Patt 4 Tucked Cambric Suits, at proportionately low prices. A full line of Missen’ and Children's Sacques, Children's ‘and Mister Five D ren's an anes’ Pique Dress Gabsielon, Blous pe C. _ equally low ‘and in 4 Padies! Undergarments and Infan Kpparet of every description. Bathing Suits, &e., at attractive prices, Immense’ reduction in Paris and New York made Ladica’ Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Aes BroadwayeFourth avenue and Tenth street, A. T. STEWART & CO. . will open on Twesday, July 6, - adarge lot French printed Jaconets at 2c. per yard, recently sold at 40c. ‘Also extra foe organ‘lies at 5c, per yard, value 6c, Broadway, Fourth avenue and Tenth street, 1. STEWART & CO. . will continue to make still greater reductions in the almost all their popular stoc' Silks Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Linen Cambria Handkerchtefs,'real Thread and Llama Lace Points, Lisle Thread and Kid Gloves, Linens, Housekeeping Goods, Carpets, Onrtain Materials, 4 ano will otfer a large lot of Broctie per yard, recently 5 Broche Bareges, extra fine, fle. tly Te. and S16 ‘The balan French printed Cambrie Robes about one-balf former French juconet Robes, $2 60 and u Paris printed Organde do., #6 xnd 24, form A large tot of printed Challies, spring colors, only 2c, per yard. A lot of Popling, various styles, to close, Tbe. per yard, formerly Sue. Together with an assoriment of bleached and brown Cottons, below regular mar! jarzains in plain and printed yard wide Union Linens at 2c. and 30g per yard. The above are offered at these extremely low pric Sheetings, &c., prices, san ae inducement for customers and the public to purchase priof to closing their semi-annual inventory. Broadway, Fourth avenue and Tenth street. a MERICANS VISITING PARIS Can make thelr purchases at wholesale prices through 0. H. A. CARTER, commission merch: No, 422 Grand Hotel, All orders from America with drafts on Paris bankers car@ fully aud prouptiy Sle T F. DE PERCEVAL' Astor place, Se ER orrosiTg 739 BROADWAY, at very low price Children’s Clonks, Coats and Capes, Blouses, Suits, Sacks, Dresses, Ac. ; Infants’ Wardro! Slips, merino’ Sacks, Walats, Bibs, Baskets, Caps and Bonn, Varieties of Sun Hats and be Cowan nises, 4G ed to order. Ladits’ “Spencers, © rawers. Full line of ¢: jandsome Initials and Mouogra Stamping and stan T MME, VIGOCROUWS, 10 FOURTH AVENUE, ond AL door Twepfth ‘street, Slamp! imparted Embrofdery and Lingerie, Ladies’ ant Babies’ Tronsscaux on hand or to order; specialty of Initial is for handkerchief, | bed and table clothes ein Bam BARGAL A 00 worth ,of Furniture of every description and style manship will be gold at a s ce. the largest and best selected stock of Carpets in New . at prices that defy compettiti er yard. call and examine oum learing out sale. asing elsewhert. ly warrante’ ag represented and delivere Je utd retail warerouins 486, 488 Eiji Thirty-fi(th treet, ‘Adjoinin, D. KELL All goods at free at vie avenue, 287, 200, 27 Successor to I. OFARRELL, RATHER BREASTS AND FANCY FEATHERS, largest assortment in the city, selling of at 7 YREAT F Liaw together REDUCTION IN REAL CHANTILLY AND Shawls. Aiso Ladies’ s iy entire stock to change wits and Under Garmecity Toller for thirty days at costy ASHER HECHT, Broatway and Mercer street. ~JUST RECEIVED FROM Hats, which} . OF MPORTANT TO LADTE: Paris a case ¢ elegant will be sold at half price, on LACY'S, 120 Siath aventie, near Niath street. Lailies’ and Childres will make the following 's Department ction of Prices: — its, S10, fig reduced from S12 60. R Ladies’ white Walking Ladies’ colored Walking Suits, #12, ee Oo reduced from #18. Ladies’ linen Walking Suits, ¥6, rained from $8. seed from $12 50, reduced from $18, Ladies’ linen Walking Suits, #8, , re Ladies’ white Trail Suite, 812, Ladies" plain Muslin Skirte, #1 Ladies’ Tucked Muslin Skirts Ladies’ tucked Cambri Ruttled and from #: $4. Ladies’ Cotton Chemises, tucket and ruftied, $1 26. Ladies’ Cotton Drawers, tneked and ruitied, 1. Also a splendid assortment of Ladies’ Walking Suits, In Silke, CREERY On Tuesday, J AMES « 60. Broadway aud Eleventh street Will offer at retail Fifty Pieces of the Celebrated Black Tron Grenailt At P 8, HABIT MAKER, LAT! ALT. Stewart & Col, Broad@, J. & ROEULER, RIDING oD. with Brooks « Brenon, wit way and Tenth street, 8 MME, IMOGENE, WALTON, 6:0 BROADWAY, WIL IML open the coming week, ‘Preach Chip Round Hal novelties in Fancy Feathers. MME, IMOGENE WALTON, 688 BROADWAY, Pr vious to her departure for Eur will sell t balance of her stock of spring and suinmer Miliinery, at: auced py M RS. SMAKER, 580 (NEW Ni or from corner of ‘Thirty eig ‘one d street, ears with Mme, Watters. Patrons eased with a trial Faney ant Milit 5 All fine French Goods, to be sold low prives. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD SRLVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, M45 FULTON STREET, MILLINERY, + AREAT BARGAL IN FRENCH MILLINERY tire Spring ane Summer Stock, consisting of rich Dre Hate, aii the inteat novelties in Round Hats, French Flowers, Fancy Feathers, tc., selling at less than cost; to make room for fall importations. M. OLNEY & 00., > 80 East Fourteenth street, = pa’ HOUSES, rooms, &Cy WANTED. me STORY HIGH STOOP WANTED. 1 ance for fair disedt fire full locati dress Tenant, Dox 1h Lerald olive. ain las ical : ACHINE ESTABLISHMENT ON NAVIGABLE, K olty, wanted, Lor a term er shop capacity required. fox 2,388 Pont offices OR PART OF A HOUSR) from Tenth to Fifteth i » waier, in or near New Ye box I) Herald oftice. Warren--nr 4 RES?’ » QUIET FAMILY, Floor of four or tive rooms, in’ the Twentieth wards ‘Address, stating terms, &c., J. bb, box 9,917 Post oftice. oTABL! ADULTS) in threo fermilies; respectable neighborhood ; Tent moc Addrese tor three days B. W. A. station Dy YU ANPED—WITH MMEDIATE POSSESSION, A \ emal! house fora pri ‘amily; location between 1 Fourteenth and Forty-secoms HH. M., 1,156 Broadway. TANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THRE more th OW. TANTED TO RENT-FOP nua Cottage on the Hndsor WO MONTHS, A CAPA. not further than Yonke or abort Fordiar, wh iade and stable. Addrese, with full particuia . DVERUIENMENTS FOR THE URRALD 4 BOBIVED JN BROOKLYN AT OUR ty CH OFFIVE, Mi) FULRON STRERT. YOUNG WIDOW LAD SSING APs ZA penvance, Ww to of an Gideny gentcraa of nieane aniord, Herald oer,