The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1871, Page 1

‘ h ¥ THE NEW WHOLE NO. 12,766. — DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. - BTROLOGY-Saconp Pace fated folumo. Finer Padz-sixth column. AND AND LODGING WANTED—SECOND PAGR—First coltian, RUFRS WANTED —SrconD PAGR—First column, Busine Ss OevORTONTTES—-Finsr PaGR—Third col- ‘umn. ul Rt 1CKS—Firtu PAGR—Sixth column. NY REAL SStagTH FOR SALE—SrconD PaGE--Third CLERKS SND PALESMEN--Trmp PaGR—Third cok Tin. HING—SFCONP PAGR—Sizxth colnmn, SbRG EN AND GARDENERS - Tura» PaGE—Third col- coast Wise STEAMSHIPS—FirsT PAGR—Filth and sixth ous. OOPARTNERSDIPS—Fiesr PAGR—Third columa- CORPORATION NOTICES—SroonD FaGE—Zhird column, COUNTRY BOARD—! > PAGE--First und éecond col- ENTISTRY—SrCOND PAGR—Fifth column. Hiner PAGES n. AY GOODS—Hinst PAGE —Thid COW Won wD YN. Beier Sxconn Pacr—Pifth and sixth columns. WELLING HOUSES TO L4' FURNISHED—Srcoxp Pave—Secoba coluwn, UROPEAN STEAMSIIPS-—Tixet Paas—Fifth column, UROPE— Free PAGr mn. SIONS—Finet Pack—Sixth column, INANOIAL—Finet PAGR—Fourth column. INE ARTS—Tnukn Paor—Kenrth coluind, SECOND PAGE Filth column, PORN SHED ROUMS “AND APARTMENTS TO LET— hoon vAGR—Seeond colwmo.. TURE—SHOOND PAG rth column, RENCH ADVERTIBEMES uitp PAGR—Fourth col- BEL? WANTED—MALES—Tnrap Page—Third and fourth columns. BELP WANTED—FEMALES—Tnhirp Paagr—Second col- ‘umn. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &¢.—Finst Paae—Second and third columns, HOTELS—srcoxp PAGk—First column. HOUSES, KUOMS, £0, WANTED. column. Pee WOnESe ne PAGR—Fifth column, RD PAGE--Fourth EGAL NOVICES—Finst PAGE—Fourth column, AN OFFICES—Finst PAGE—Fourth column. LOST AND FOUND—Finst Pagk—First column, MACHINERY—Skoonn Paok—Fifth columa. MARBLE MANTELS—Tuiay PagR—Fourth column, EDICAL—SECOSD PaGr--Sixth coluuan. ASCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENIS—Eients PAGE— MUSICAL-Stcony PAGR—Sixth column, NEW PUBLICATIONS—Sroony PacR—Third column. ERSONAL—!ingT PAGK—Firat column, TANOFORTHS—SKCOND PAGE-—Sixth column. OST OFFICE NOTICE —Fikst PAGE—Third column, ROPOSALS--FikstT PaGR—Fourth columo, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—SECoND Page—Thind column. REAL ESTATE TO LXCHANGE—Seconn Pact—Third column. REAL ES1ATE WANTED—Setcorp PAGr—Third column. BRESTAURANTS—Turmp PaGr—Fourth column, EWARDS—Finey PAcR—Firet co.umn. LES AT AUCTION—S » Pagz—Fourth column, BITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALEB—Thinp Pacr—Firat and second co! ns. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—Tuinp Paar—Second BPLUIAL NOTivEs— umn, BIRDS, &0,—Finst PAar—Second column, BUMMS:R RESORTS—Srooxn PagE—Second column, HE TRADES—T HE TURF—Finst Pacr—Sceond co! SECOND PAGE— Second coma. ; RAVELLERS' GUIDE—Free? Pagr—Sixth coluian. aud third column: inst PAGr—Firat and second col- SPORTING—Doas, 1» PaaR—Fourth column, LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE: ‘Rs! INFURNISHED ROOMS AND AFARTMENIS TO LET SECOND PaGr—Third column, YACHTS, STEAMLOATS, &0.—Frast PaGE—Slxth col- amp. = es BERALD BRANCH OFFICE~UP TOWN, VERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD 4 EIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE, 1,46 BROADWAY, THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRTY-FIRST STREET, ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M. SILL €¥.M, EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE RATEs, NO EXTRA CHAKGE OF ANY KIND, F. 5. B. LETTER AND PACKAGE RECEIVED, ALL WILL » be settied and forgren. Come home at once, and re- the distreas of your father aud mother, | hentia YOU NOT WRITE TO ME? F FRED BUTCHER WILL CALL ON £ - Ure, 92 Chatham street, he wil Lear gomething to his Advantage, ENNY--TUERE Ig A LETTER FOR You AT THB Abingvou Square Post ollice, coruer Eighth avenue and ‘we'fth street. WILUIE. ULY 18-ARE YOU WELL? CAN I SKE YOU KR. fore Wednesiay next { Wii you be at sama place 10 miputes of 2 o'clock Saturday? If not convenient pray an- awer what day, UCH PLEASED TO HEAR MATTERS ARE ALL right with you, my dear one, I shali never torget our jelightful ride, nor my sweet companion. Wrie me every fortnight, and direct as usual; your letters wiil reach meé, fou shall hear as promised from your BLUE VELVAT. UARTER TO 1.-YOUNG LADY IN TAYLOR'S Saloon, with sailcr bat, blue ribbon, fa company with Jady and two clildren; genteman opposite would hike to Bave acquaintance. Adircss ENRIQUE, Herald office. HOMAS TOPHAM, LATE OF NO. 7 ALBERT SQUARR, Commercial road, East London, saited from the port of” London as an apie seaman in the Mary Bradford, Captain Thompson, in the mouth of November, 1958, and afterwards wrote to say he lad arrived at New York, but has not since been heart of, Whoever can give any Inter information re- gpecting him fs re rested to communicate with Mr. JAMES: PHAM, of No. 2 Copthali court, London, B. ©, KE, PERSON WHO YESTERDAY TOOK A NUMBER of articles from 18 Exchange place is requested to retura the letters by mail, A reward 1 he paid for the re- turn of the articias, aud no questions asked, With, THE LADY WuO NOTICED, GENT ON Fifth avenue car and aiso on Coney Island cars on Wednesday, 11:30 A. M. lyn Branch Herald ofies? —<— lease sead address to J. D., Brook- Lost AND FOUND, ‘OST—ON BIST ULT., CHECK NO, 2,855, oN NINTH S04 33, grown By it National Bank, f ©o., in favor of John Harrison, Jr. negotiating the same, as payinent has OST—RING; LARGE STONE SET WITH SMALL amonds, a fanily reife. The person who found rin in Third avenue car No.4 on Tuesday morning Jast (10 trip from Harlem , will please leave it at office of Leggett’ Hotel, 4 Chatham strect, and be suitably rewarded, OST—ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, ABOUT FOUR o'clock P. M., between Sanay Hook and the lighlands, 812 foot clinch work Fishing Boat (belongs to the smack 8. R. Packer); is pa nted green on the outside and white on the ido; had no oars, A Uberal reward will be paid for her urn to CHAPPEL & STORER (laud 16), Fulton Fish jarket Tia, BO. persons are forbi OST—J, DURAND'S CHECK, NO. 6272, ON THE ST, Nicholas Bank, favor of I, Kuerr. The tinder will pleasé it at 24 Broadway, rovm 4, O8T- AUGUST 2, BETWEEN 10 AND 11 A. M., ON 4Fifth avenue, near Forty-third treet, a Bismarce colored rtemonnaic, contaluing bank notes and memoranda, A handsome reward for the same, JOHN JUST, 1,227 Broadway, O8T—AT RUDOLPHE'S, A LOT OF PAPERS OF NO se to any one except the owner. A liberal reward wiil pald it left there Saturday (to-morrow) at WM. J. J.C. povienrandenneiananc REWARDS. _ : ] “REWARD.—LOST, A PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED 0 Kyeglasses (pebbles), on Thursday. Address box Post oilice for reward. Ps 15 RENARD. Lost, IN, THE FOURTEERTH 2) street cary rand streot ferry to Fourteenth 1, a gold enamel teh; nickel movement and chio- ‘Sonreter To be returned to 12 Esst Forty-fifth st, alance. REWARD.--LEFT IN THE CARS, AT NEW RO- O chelle depot. on Saturday evening last, @ lady's jack Satchel and Alpaca Coat. ‘The finder will receive the above reward and thanks of the owner, by sending them to Mr. ALLE % Fast loGth strect, New York, $100 FE ve ‘ARD.--TO AMERICAN COMPOSERS,— above reward wil be paid for tue best piece concert muate (by an American author); plece to contuty ranio, aito, bass aud tenor yolos, orchestra aecompaule nent avd a ful coorus; national words, adapted to. thie Pere preferred. Address A 1CAN CONCERT COM- ANY. ‘care Charles W. Harris, music publisher, 481 Broad- way, New York. SPECIAL NOTICES. ELIEF TO THE FisET.—MRS. L. R. STONE, CHT wodisty has opened wow and elesaiit roou’at 748 way, opposite Astor place, where she {fs prepared to treat ali who are troubled with Corns, Bunions and Inverted Nails, Ladies treated at their residence if desired, ROR HAANA AND ALT GERMAN LOTTERIES. — \ FB beg a Ley x wall free room oe re. ceived vy telegraph the crawing of te Peltor rises Of the Royal Havana of August geen @ HE SECRETARY OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PHAR- macy would respectfully notify all druggists and pre- acription cierka that by calling at ils office, 1 Union place, he will appoint a time for their examination. LOUIS G. BRANDA, Secretary. ett Ss THE ee GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON TO-DAY. THE ANGUISH THAT “SOULLES8 CORPORATIONS CANNOT FEEL AND A CRY WENT UP FROM THE GREAT CITY, CALLING ALOUD FOR VENGEANCE ON THE FALSE ECONOMY WHICH TOOK NO CONSIDER- | ATION OF HUMAN LIFE.—City paper. Bi iuiana Feb, from ito 14 inches in, lengths for sala, sland Fish, from inches in. length, tor 8 ply to or address SHANTY CREEK, Maspabe Le Le AP OGS.-THREE LARGE WATCH DOGS WILL BE sold cheap. Apply for three days at the Humboldt House, Eighth avenue and 100th street, PPRANCIS, BUTLER, NO.3 PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE ‘choice breeds of Dos. Butler's Infallibie Mange Cure and Flea Exterminator, the. ; Butler's new Work, ss Dogs boarded, trained, &c. Medicines for all diseases, —— , rae Gee NEW YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1871 (A CARRIAGE | REPOSITORY, (141 + way—Rockaways, Park and Pony V'! open Buggies, Express and Business Wagous, secon! hand Carriages of ditferent kinds, very cheap. 141 West Broadway. PEDLER'S HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, FIT for city or country; alsoa Kentucky Mare, fast; tinest brood mare in the city; double harness. 477 UGGIES.—TOP AND OPEN, ROAD AND BUSINESS: actons, lop and Three Barouches ya RACE AT THE IDLi: HOUR.—ON THURS- Gay, August 10, First prize, $25 in gold, for the 28 foot class of open yachts. Second prize, #5) In gold, for all under 28 feet. 10 males to windward and back. Time allow- ance, two minutes to the foot. Entrance 10 per cent. ‘To start atlP,M. Address THOMAS TAYLOR, Iule Hour, Green- Buggies in great variety, at greatly reduced prices; lot aecond hand Carriages, cheap; lange aasorcinent Harness, all styles, MANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 638 broad’ CoRyzs, CO., CARRIAGE BUILDERS, 122, 124 AND 126 West Tweuty-filth street—Oifer for sale the folly’ whg second hand Carriages, cheap, vi and three 6 seat Rockawa: ARRIAGES.—LARGE ASSORTMENT OFFERED, LOW- J est manufacturers’ prices, comp! extension and half top Phaetona, Rockewaya, Victorias, Depots, Buggies, Business Wagons und Pony Phactons and Harn __B, B, WITTY & CO,, 10 Nevin ARRIACES—SECOND HAND—TOP BUGGIES, LIGHT Wagons, Depot ns, Phaetons, WAY sy Clarences, 12 passenger Beach Wagon, Victoria, Dog Carts, & R. M. STIVERS! Carriage Mapufactory, 148 to 16s at street, Free SAuE—A Lor OF Goop WORK HORSES, JUST from the country, au able for all purposes ; to be sold cheap, Apply at ‘ooster street, near Spring. 1 ge SALR—A BLACK MARF, 15 HANDS, 8 YEARS old; can trot ip 2:40; will be edld reasonable, Appiy at WRIGHT'S stable, 790 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. F°. SALE-A FINE HORSE, COAT. CART AND HAR- Li “ness, Inquire ut 444 West Twenty-seventh street, N. Y. (OR SALE~A MARE, EIGHT YEARS OLD, 16% hands high; will pull forly hundred any place. “Inquire at 150 Rivington street until sold, OR SALE- FINE MARE, FARMING OR SLOW VOR! Resin bey Bb" utp fos oy Bll ach ast , Coupes, in goo 3200 eac! 245 Went Twenty sixth atrect, id i POR RAUB, CHEAR-AN, BXCELLENT, BORREL Horse, 17 hands, 6 years old, sound and kind in all harness. Also two nice Business Horses, 5 years old, 16 banda bigh, and warranted sound and kind. Apply at FAR REL FINAN'S meat market, 187 FI went OR SALE CHE FOR WANT OF USE, A PAIR ‘of bay Horses, 7 years oid, 16 hands high ; well d warranted socind in every particular; # ge or work, JOHN READ, Jr., White Piain VOR SALE CHEAP—THREE HORSES; THE OWNER having no further use for them. Cali for three days at grocery northwest corner of Lewis and Rivington streets, VINE LEATHER TOP BUGGY, POLE AND SHAFTS, $165; strong top square box bug $1155 both in ne es e vitie, N. J, THE TURD. ORSE FAIR Af WAVERLEY, AUGUST 3 AND 4.—Trotting to commence at 3)4 o'clock each day. Trains from Cortiandt street ferry at 1 und 2 o'clock, wa HIORSES, CARRIAGES T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF A JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, office and salesroom 37 Nassau street, ‘opposite the Pust oflice. THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH ‘of our business is conducted at our HORSE AUCTION MART, 110, 112 and 114 ST TH ST., NEAR 4TH AV., where we hold regular. BALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE that is warranted sound from 24 Lo 48 bours for trial, ENTRILS FOR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES can be made at our down down oflice and gulesroom, 37 Nas- ae ree where we also keep a register of borses for pri- CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S SALE, at 12 o'clock, PAIR BLACK HORSES, 15} WANDS, 8 nnd 9 years; kind fn ail harness; free trom vice; good travellers; free and stylish drivers; an excelent family team ; sound, kind and Aigo set’ double Harness, Blankets, Robes, &c., and a CHE, MADE BY WOOD BROTHERS, BROWN HORS’, 1536 HANDS, 6 \ EARS; kind tn all harness ana under’ saddle; free itom vice; good roadster; Warranted, sound, kin f and true. DAKK BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS, 8 YEARS; kind in all harness, excellent under saddle, free from vice, free driver, euperior family hor nd, Kind and true; togetuor with & TWO-SEAT ROCKAWAY AWD Ski OF HARNESS. DUN HORSK, GOOD WORKER, 15 hands, 8 years; kind tn ail ase rer} from vice, good traveiler and war- und, kind and true, LIGHY VIVTORIA. BRIGHT BAY UORSh, GOOD WORKER, 153g hands, 8 years, kind in ali harnevs, good traveller, warranied sound, kiod and true, ARI, POLE AND SHACTS, made by Miner & BRIGHT BAY MARE, GOOD FAMILY HORSE, 1634 hands, 6 years, Kind in all harness; {ree from vice, O frayetten, free’and stylish driver warfauted sound, Kidd and Ue, PBN ce ae > see ee . Ag, TOP WAGONS, 4YWS ‘DivOP Wagons and one v¥ away. : HT BAY MARE, 1334 HANDS, 6 years; kind tn all arn) kind and true. tree traveller; free from vice; warranted sound, ‘Ove two-kent and one one-seat Jagrer Wagon, ELEGANT ViCTOSIA, NEARLY NAW. BROWN MAKE, 16 HANDS, 9 YEARS; kind in barnes; sold for accouns of whom it may concern, BRIGHT BAY COUPE HORSE, long tail, 16 bands, 8 yoarss free from vicos good traveller; very free nod styah river; sound, kind and true, BAY MAKE, 16 HANDS, 9 YEARS; free from vice; kind and true, iKOCER'S WAGON, GOOD ORDER, JAY MARE, 153g HANDS, 7 YEARS, kind in harness, free from vice, good travelter; warranted sound, kind and true. BLACK MORSE, 154 HANDS, 7 years, Kind in all harness and tinder aadole, free from sound, kind and true. BAY HORSE, 15% HANDS, 7 YEARS, kind in ali barncas and under saddle, good traveller, sound and kind, Several other Horses. Description time of sale. ‘op and No Top Wagons, Hathess, de. Weather never intereres with our saica, D.—S' FOUR FAST AND WELL 1 Frottara at public auction, on Saturday, Auztst clock, at Barker & Hamitn's City Auction Mart aud » corner Broadway and Thisty-niuth street, consisting of ‘The well known and handsome dapple gray Trottlag Celd- ing Jerry White, Io high, 7 years old, aa extraordinary game, handy ant pleasant’ driver, tro:ted a third beat last feagoh at Polut Breeze track, Philadelphia, jn 2:43; great roadster and 1s warranted sound and kind. The elegant and speedy blood bay Trotting Horse, weil known on the road asthe “Rogers Horse,” sired by Volui teer, is 15% Ligh, 6 yeara old; has trotted on the St. Charl half mile (rack in 2:01 1s very handsome and showy and has style and gize enough for coupe use, and warranted sound and kind; beav; mane and tall, ‘Also an execcior's sale of two fast Trotters, consisting ot The, fast and handsome bay Trotting Pony Commodore Nutt, 15 high; long flowing mane and tall; has a record of 2:52%, and, without exception, 1s the Gnest road horse that Wartauted suund and og the road; seven years old an md. The handeomest and most perfect “apple xray Mare in the city, 103g high, 6 years old; half aister to Myron Perry; bas trotted « uinl In 2:38%, and fa very hiandeome and perfect driver and can beat Zillow day of sale; warranted sound and kind. ‘Above stock can now be seen and examined, at the Mart, any time previous to sale. A —CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD to compete with the prices at which we are now offer- ing the fine aseoriment of light Buggies, Roc! , Pony and Doctor's Phantona, Jagger and Depot Wagons, 200 scta light hand-made Harness, 6) fine Saddler, 350 Sheets, beiow cost; 200 Lap Robes, Dusters, &c. ; also Nets, Whips, Haliers, ,atyour own price. No bumbug, a8 aii our nted perfect and reliable, EVAN TASSELL, 58 Liberty street, between Broadway and Nassau, AN, GUDISBUTED, FACE (8 LIBERTY, STREET, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL are offering thelr fine dock’ of Carriages, Harness, &c., at about half the price asked by Broadway bouses. (ive them s call and you wiil “krow how itis yourselt.”” 68 Liberty strect, Cirelagies, & goods are Wai SUHNSTON T JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL'S AUCTION MART, 110, 113, 114 Kast Thirteeuth street, this day, at 1d dretock, team dark bay family Horses, with Barouche, made by Wood B ve first class work’ Horses; three family. and road Horees; three top, four no top, two depet and jag fer Waronsy two light Vieloriaa; one Dog Cart, built. by Nite '*, with pole and shalte; Harness, dc. Weather 8 with our salem, =—PONY CARRIAGES FOR SUMMER USE—NEW styles Juat out $12B up; oth. new and recond band; Aiso, with top and rumbles, Depot Wagons in a great variety, of altterent Styles, with or ‘without top, wit Itiog seats; Also the Lnest assortment of Carriaces, Ib Ngw York, consist: fog of Ciarences, Coaches, Landaus, 1" etons, six-seut Express Wagons, &c., both new and ‘avcond baad, at prices to uit the times, ‘No farge expenses; 6) per cont lees than Broad way here 8 ao bee fh cond nd single Harness By ') Shee Band double and sine TT GRAY, 201099 Wooster street ‘THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD.” A. ‘A variety of xeasonable Carriages, in all the newest and most approved styles: Clarences, Landaus, Coupes and Landaulets, Rockaways and Buggies; Pony Pbaevons in ithout tops. Variety, with oF without 1% ORAU, Carringe Butler, No, 7 Kast Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, Rockawaye, Baroucnes, Snae PIAL NOTICES. —A.—OPFICIAL DRAWINGS, KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES, tT 8, iy IH BT, 18, ED. PADUCAM--CLAKS ND. B65—AUGUET 8, 18. N , Managers, Covineton, Ky. CLUTE, Broker, 206 Broadway. Post oftice box 4,96. UGUST 17,-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, All the officiai drawings kept on file, Post office box JOSEPH BATES & CO., 25 Wail street, payee H.-F DYAL HAVANA bl | OF eT ATES, 104 Bron: of: Pakanceandebiascida peneontaee, Brome —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS NO, 456— Nos. 18, 46, 52, crow #20,000, Royal Havana, July 15— $100,000, gold, J. CLUTE, Broker, 206 Broadway, nd No. 2 ark row. i> Post office box 4,968, 153 Fuit HECK, WITH THI FORGED NAME OF INGER- C WATSON & Gc jag cirette mo p — are being circulated, Look out Fist acer geen ROVTLING FSTABLISHMENT, F operiea evi roudway, New York. ager Boer, per dozen. yorted Ravarian Lager Iver, por deren, Miiwauker Semi, x ier Beret Beer, per dozen rr er dh vailresed free of oerge HOLLENDEH & 00,, 341 Broadway, opposite City Ha he! pd Ee RA HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA=AUGUST L— Tae re Pe apa ae igre oumbers Foeei cot = Rentgeeny ines 107, Nos, 2u,t ures! é Sold eatahiiaiyd olga), 16 Broadwaye set PALEY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOP AND NO TOP AA. ight and neayy. Kspress Wagons, second hand jobs, at A heavy discount, 97 and 09 Charles street. IND AT DAY & SON'S FACTORY—NEW P of ail AND hand Coupe Rockaways, Top and Road i 45 and 148 Eldridge street, la Bola cheap for cash, order. Apply at 13 enty-0 ( LD CARRIAGES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE OR ON ale.—Lot second band Carriages and Harness for salo chea) ral slightly shopworn ut great bargains. MANU- FACTURERS' UNION KEPOSITOKY, 635 Broadway, JDHAETON,—A BEAUTIFUL EXTENSION TOP PARK Phaeton, new, wil be sold at @ bargain, Address WOOLSEY, box 160 Herald ofice, ONY PHAETON FOR BALE—A FIRST CLASS Phaeton, Woods Brothers’ nearly new, with shifting rumble and child's seat; but little cost $600; price $275, Apply at private stabie 107 West Thirty-third atreet, 3? RED-SPERD- SPEED { SD The fast brown gelding Thurlow Weed, 153 hands hich, ‘Tyeara old, long mano and tail; is a free, easy and hand: some driver; great endurance; can trot on any good day and track in’2:85, or a mle and repeat in 5:10; has no vices; ound, kind and true ia ail respects. Together with a top Wagon, pole and shafts, new this summer, Also a single seat Jagger, Harness, &c. All the property of a gentleman whore business requires ali his time; will be sold reasonably and fair trial given. Inquire untii ‘sold at private stable No. 2 East Thirty-aeventh street, “ECOND HAND TOP DEPOT WAGON, BUSINESS Buggy, six seat Rockaway, very little nsed ; several Bug- gies and other velil lightly shopworg, will be sold cheap. ANUFACTURERS!' UNION, 634 Broadway. ROTTER FOR SALE.—A VERY STYLISH DARK brown Horse, 14% hands high; soundy ki: t and free driver; can trot 1n'2:48; aleo Road Wagon. ‘Apply at private stable, 155 East Thirty-nfth street, near Lexington avenue, ANTED—A TURNOUT, FOR EQUITY IN A COT- tage hone In Brooklyn ; price #5,000; mortgage @8,300 ; house new, 24g story trata, trick basement. J, O: HOYT & SON, 171 Broadway, eee FINANUI AL. NDERSON & CO., NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET. Monoy loaned immediately on Lond and mortgage; uiiders’ Loans, Leasebolda and Merchandise; Bonds, tocks and Miscellancous Securities negotiated; Firat, ONDS FOR SALE. We offer at the lowest market rates County, Town, City and School District Bonds of several States, Bend for descriptive bi ealers ers in Munielpal Bonds, and Broker" Wail street, Now York. OR BALE— Choice City and County Ponds, pay'ng from Ten to Twelve per cent, Free of all taxes, 8 Securities of undoubted character below par. Cash valuation of property, $45,719,817. Whole ‘nue! tedness {i'mited), only 802,500, Also New York City Railroad Si.ck# and Bonds, Insurance, Bank and Gaslight Stocks, including an extensive variety of other Securities, for eafe and prontable investments, at low rates, for sale U: ; ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Banker, Stock Auctioneer, Dealer and Broker in Municipal Bonds, 48 Pine street, New York, B.—Firot claas Investment Securities, paying large rales of Interest, a spociaity with this house fcr muny years, ONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON second mortgage and on buildings in course of con- struction. J. R, POWELL, 35 MOREY, 70 LOAN-ON BOND. AND Jarge and erat gums—trom $9,600 to ith proved elty pro overt Lota; i ‘adviress INSUIA jeraid office, | Neo buuders! loans OF THE First ol GUARDIAN FIRE INSURANCE MGompany, Now ist mpeny, No, 157 Broadway. ie New York, July 12, 1871, ‘The directors of this company Lave declared a sem! annial dividend of five per cent, free of tax) payable dal Saturday, the 26th just bry hotel WALTER KR. PAYE, Secretary, OLICY HOLDERS IN LYMAN 8 Kulekerbdocker Lite Insurance Company will receive valuable information In the SEASON of this week (Saturday). For sale everywhere, See MPHE NEW YORK (VIADUCT) RAILWAY COMPANY, PUBLIC NOTICE, The uncereigned, Commissioners of Stock Subscriptions to the New York Railway Company, give notice that the books of snbscription to the capital etek of such company Will Le closed on the 81ST DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, Until that day the books will remain open for subscribers at the banking house of DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO., 11 Nassau street, and also at the Bank of the Metropolis, 81 Union square. Until the books of eubscription are closed all subscribers for stock will have the beneft of interest upon the several instalments paid, and ag allowed to those subscribing within thirty cays after the books were opened, Dated New Yous, July 24, 1e71. ALEXANDER T, STEWART, JOUN JACOB ASTOR, LEVI P, MORTON, Commissioners on Behalf of the Company, WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A FIRST LOAN (810,000) fi # stone front House, near Central Park; 100 feet street. Apply to owner, 229 Kast lldih street, near Third avenue, WANTED: TO BORROW. -#10,000, FOR THREE OR five years, on leased Property worth double the amount, Apply to v. J. I. 287 Greenwich street, $65,000 fertiern'c yous-cAdorneys and Aenea having funds to invest please address SECURITY, box 143 Herald office, a TO LOAN ON CITY AND BROOKLY $800.000 Property. Pirst_and Second. Mortgages promptly cashed. M, YINSTEIN, No. 5 Pine st., room i LOAN OFFICES. SHH-BROWN HORSE, 15 HANDS, GOOD WORKER: ede) sorrel, 7 years, 16 hands, warranted every way, #150} bay, $12; Mare,B years, $100, ' 209 West Thirty-tirat street, 175 Wibt, BOY A SORRET PONY, 1d HANDS © high, kind, true and gentle; a lady oF child can rive him Harness and top Wacon, all ti good order. Can be seco any day, between 9 A.M. and4P. M., at SAN- GER'S stables, Portund, near Auantlo avenue, Brovkiyn. T 77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP itairs.—Highest cash advances on Diamonds, Watche: Jewelry, Pianos, &e., or boughk Pawubrokers’ Tick bought at 77 Bleecker street, T WOLF BROTHERS’, 8% BROADWAY, FOR dA 859—Money loaued Diamouts, Watches, Bilverware, Siiks, Lie Poiiciess Furniture; particu! anos; privace parior for iadies, Take notice, Removed ty 896 by mutual consent, Mr. J. Niemeyer, Duelness under the old firm, asaunses i nas New Yor, July 15, 1671. i continue the nd Hapslita EMEYER. MITH. _._.. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI N. OPPORTUNILY FOR A BUSINESS MAN.--THE dusiness of a celebrated, long established Wine, Fruit ‘and Cigar Store, on Broadway, is for sale for cash, or ex- change for a sinall modern House up town, or small Farm near astatign, Address WINES AND FRUIT, Herald office AX AN, HAVING A VALUABLE INVENTION, would give hal f intereat in #ame to a party who wonld aid him in securing patent, Aduress INVENTOR, Herald ofiice, A. PARTY HAVING 9700 CASH CAN CLEAR $800. IN two weeks; money required to fill an order; guod secu- rity furnished, Call at ollice 126-Hudson street. A LIGHT, MANUFACTURING | BUSINESS— ARTICLE indiapensatle in every house; costs 40. and retails at He. cach ; wanted by the trade; examine sarnpie, BOK & BENNETT, Desterain Patents and Introduccrs of Batenied Articles, 258 Broadway. N ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH SOME CAPITAL; would like to engage as partner in some well established business, or would deposit cash geeurity for a position on salary: ina rapid penman and good accountant. Address, stativg kind of business aud amount of capital required, BUSINESS, Herald oflice. A ONE, OF TNE FINEST AND OLDEST ESTAR. ZA. Itshed Groceries in Brooklyn for sale; doing a very large, paying business, which can be shown; locxtion first oi Address WINES & TEAS, Heraid Branch otlice. Brookiyn, OR SALE.—A RARER CHANCE FOR A MAN WITHA smal capital to invest in a well established business, App'y at 490 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH ness that will bear investigntion, at No, Street, room 18, References re,ulred, ARTNER WANTED—WITH $4,000 OR $5,000; CAPI- led yeariy; business safe and weil estab- and no liabilities, Advertiser will » Herald off WANTED, PARTNER WHO CAN e ofa good Corner Liqnor Store. Can have ‘or small capital, or will sell out 36] West th street, 100, IN 6 Pine Bike ett half interest ‘Thirty-et 10 PHYSICIANS.—A LADY OF GREAT EXPERIENCE desires to form'a business connection with a physician having an- established prac! Address Mra. DAVIS, box ‘M4é Kierald onice, PO, AUSINESS MEN.—THE WILSON | SEWING Machine Company to enter into an arrangement with some enterprising live business man with a capital of 10,000 to 115,000, tu open a first cl in Brooklyn for the sale of the Wii Long Island; to the right party it is prepared to offer extra- ordinary inducements, For further particuars apply at (07 Broadway, New Yora. (pHs INVENTOR! ! EXHIBITION AND PATENT RIGHT Warren street, New York, colicits atents and patenled goods, Agents want Association, 1 patents ; exhibits, sei Patel War. A PARTNER WITH A CASH CAPITAL OF $3 inan establishea, lucrative crockery business in Northern New York; references exchanged. Address A, R., Herald office. WARTED-A PARTNER, WITH $1.00, TO MANU- facture patented ariicies in the dry goods line. mand uniimit » PATENTLE, Herald oilice, WaANtepa a PARTNER, LADY OR GENTLEMAN, with $8,000, in an office in this city that wil: pay $8,000 per annum to eacy party certain, Adaress B,G, Heraid office, New York, \ TANTED—A PARTY WITH 82,000 CASH TO PUR. chase the inte:@at of retiring ‘partner about to st for, Europe; vusiness live and strictly cash; profits lar References given and required. Address W. E. B., bog Herald ofice, . Address, for interview 02! —PARTNER WANTED—TO HAVEL 2( 0 MALF ott in Tee Cres and Fruit Store: T will fur- nish all thatis with, None but an honest mi xd apply F, JACOT. B5OO NUE PORCHASE A VALUABLE PATENT bo! of upllmitad demand and partially introduced, HENRY WHITTEMORE,, (44 Broadway, room 1, 1.500. ~ WANTED. A, PARTNER-TO A PERSON PLUG. who cao give good reterences i will make od'arrangemnents in a business eataclabed 11 years, Ad- frens D. ANDREWS, Herald ollice. 500 waar ZARINER DESIRED, TO. TAKE ball 0) «charge of #aleroom and fiscal departments; Dasiness manufacturing, legitimate, proftable and success. fully established, with large orders,’ Partioulars y calling at store, 125 Fourth avenue, between 10 A. M, and4 #, M, ness, conch, truck and faim Hatnoss of every descrip. ring ho fine Harness, He BARTLETT, 8 Warren street, corner of ‘Open Phactons, Top and Open Wagons, Express Wa Forty-frat LITILE & TURNER, Rockaway, Phaeton and prices. SHETLAND PONY FOR 8ALE—I8 EIGHT YEARS ty-clghth street. 154 bande high, 6 years old; full mane and tail; weigh! top Wagon, Dusendury & Vab Duzer makers; 1 light Road enat corner Fifth avenue and \b Irty-seventh sacrifice; horse seven years oll; new Brewsler top (A CHARNESS “LIGHT SINGLE AND DOUBLE HAR. tion’; Sadaies, Linen Sheets, Whips, ac, at the ol Englieb impo Mr. P. Trainor manufactures our College place. ath A ROCKAWAYS, TWO-SEAT WAGONS, TOP AND co, ; Harness suitable for al) purp: Lap Robes, clay doe, at tne ctieay stand 1,399 and LOL Broasway and A HRRCOND HAND, DEPOT WAGONS, BAROUCHE, New Carria prices. Old, sound and kind; can be used by @ child six years Old} will seit only to private party. Apply at 161 kast Twen- YOUNG AND SOUND BAY COUPE Horsr, 7,100 pounds; can trot in 4 minutes; free trom fault or trick, atrald of hothing. Also Coupe Rockaway and Harness, 1 Jagger and 1 set of Donble Harness, fine git mountioge; will We WOK! ata great gacriice. ABDI At private stable, south: QENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOR SALE-AT A Wagon, &¢.; price $800. KiRG ae CHASE, 48 and 6) Bagh Twenty-atath at, POST POST OFFICE NOTICE. OST OFFICE NOTICE, The Maile for Kurope, during the week ending Satur. day, August 6 1871, wit close at thie ofliee on, Tuesday on Weduesday at 12, on Thurs ‘and on Sa day at 6s A. M. P.u. DRY GooDs. oJ Canvas, Bockrams, English 7: ‘arpeta, Ci meres, Lap’ Rober, Engiisn Plush for slippers, and cheap Goods tn variety, at 103 Chambers street, UB GRAND BADE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON Wallis, Switzerland, combined with the world-renowned Bromine and lodine springs, offer to tourtete al) the induce: ments of the Continental spas—coocerte, promeoades, cur. quarente, roulette aun zero), ac. Direct rail: ication trom (gal aud Baggs wih Baxgny. T 715 BROADWAY—DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SILKS, Camels’ Hair Shawle, &e., bought; also Money liberally Savanced on Whe same, Private oifice No. 1 Washiugwon place. T HYMAN'S, 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BUND street.—Liberul advauces made on Diainonds and Watches, Silverware, &v., or will pay the highest market price for the same, T 67 THIRTE! ‘H STREET, NEAR BROADWAY-I pay the highest price for Diamonds, Watchee, Jewelry Ke. or aivinee un theeame, ISAACS, Diamond Broker, 6f ‘Thirteenth at., near broadway. TL. BERNARD'S, 403 SIXTH AVENUF, BETWEEN AAO twenty-fourth if Liberal ade Yances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and all kinds of goods, Same bought at tull value, Q() RAS#AU, STREET, BETWEEN | FULTON AND OV John strects.-NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the Duying, selling or advancing on Diamonds, Watches, Jew- cir, Planos, Merchandise, Life Policies for any amount. 1,19] BECARWAY-CAT H. B. MELVILLE'S JEW. LOL eiry and Coral store, Diamonds, Watches, Valua- bles stored for the summer. Cash advances on same if re- quired to any amount, 1,191 Broad PROPOSALS. PARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 2:7 BROADWAY,.— To Contractors :—Proposals enclosed in a sealed envel- ope, with the title of the work and the name of tle blider der’ endora:d thereon (also the number of the work as in the advertisement) will be received at this Lee untii Monday, August7, 1871, at Li o'clock A. M., for the tol- lowing work i f 1. For paving Willett street, between Rivington and Houston streets, with Belgian pavement, and laying cross WAik# at the intersecting streets where required. ¢ Niueveenth street, between Second avenue River, with Belgian patement, and laying cros® ecting st 8 where required, ih eet, between Sixth and Tenth and laying crosswalks at 8 For paving ayenucs, With Belgian p the intersecting streets quired, 4. For paving Twenty-second street, between Eleventh ave- nue and Hudson River, with Belgian parementy and laying crosswalks at the {ntersecting streets where required. For paving Thirty-thiri street, between Jexmngton ave- nue and East River, with Belgian pavement, and laying crosswalks at the iotereecting streets where required, ving Seventieth street, between Fourth and Fifth with Belgian pavement, and laying crosswalks at cling streets where required, . For paving Kighty-toarth and avenue A, with Beiginn pavement, and laying crosswalks at the intersecting streets where required, 8, For paving Tenth avenue, vetween Fonrtcenth ai tieth streets, with Belgian pavement, and laying crosswalks at the intersecting streets where required. 9. For paving South Fifth avenue with Gufdet tmproved stoue pavement, and laying cramte crosewalks at the inter. secting sireets Where required. 10, For sewer in Seventeenth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, 11. for sewer in Church street, between Canal and Lispen- ard:atreets, 1d, For sewers in avenne D, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, aud Thirteenth street, between a © and D. 13. For sewer in Fiith avenue, between Thirty-fifth and Tuirty-sixth streets, 14, For sewer in Fifty sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. : 16. For underground drains between Ninety-first and Ninety-third streets, and between Second anJ Third avenues. 16, For regulating, grading, curb, gutter and flagging Forty- fourth street, between First avenue and East River. 17, For regurating, grating, curb, gutter and flagging 126th street, from Second to Eighth avenues, 18. For regulating, grading, curb, gniter and Sagging 147th street, from avenue St. Nicholas to Tweifth avenue. 19, For regu ating, & rading, curb and gutter avenue A, from Sixty first street to Eighty-ntxth street. 20. For ing pod grading Sinly-seventh street, from ud, Fourth to Fi 31. For curb, gutter and Paging Filty-firet atreet, between Second avenve aud Kart yer, Blank forms of propoaale, the specifications and agree. ments, the proper envelopes tn which to enciose the bide and finy futher mivrmation derited cun Le obtained on app tion to the Contract Cierk at is ofice, bea WILLIAM M. TWEED Commissioner of Pubic Works. New Yorn, July 26, 1871. HAVEN, CONN, To contractors, Sealed proposals will be recetve:! at, the office of the Board f ‘Koad’ Commissioners until 12 o'clock M. of Thursday, 17, A.D. 187, for building sewers in Bust street, , Trumbull and Prospect streets, eet, between Third avenue ‘Toe work compr ses: 3,600 feet of main outlet sewer on pile foundation, #00 Jeet of 6 feet sewer, 2,500 (eet of by feet sewer, 2.000 feat or 5 feet sewer, feet of 43g feet sewer, 1.00 feat of 8 feet xewer, ‘Fogetucr with cateh baging, branch sewers, &o. Speeifoatcous and blauk /orms of propusa!s ean be obtained on applicauon atthe oftice of the City Surveyor, 18 City Hall, New Haven, Coa, on Coe after Jaly 25, 18:1, By order of the Board. x! CHARLES E, FOWLER, City Surveyor. NITED STATES ENGINEER'S OFFICE, CORNER OF Houston and Greene streets, New YORK, August 3, 1871. Proposals will be recetved for thirty days for the removal of sin'wrecks cr parte of wrecks iu Charleston Harbor, & For particulara apply at this ofice, in person or by letter, No papers need copy this notice, Q. A. GILLMORE, Major Corps of Engineers, Brevet Major General United ‘States Army. LEGAL, NOTICES. Broadway, Supers cour, In the Matter of Widening and Atraightenin, ond Bireeband Fifty-ointh Bir Commissioners of Estimate eutiied proceeding, hereby giv the owners, lessees and partles interested !n any of t " Davidings oF premises to be taken or damaged In said pro- ceeding, to produce their title deeds, leases or other docu. ments relating to their ownership of or interest in any of auch lands, buildings or premisee to the cara of John Qe Jones, Esq, Chairman of the Commissioners, at their ofoe, No. 89 Naseaui street, room No, ¥4. on or before Saturday thedeh, day of August, 1E71, between the hours of 10 A. M: JOHN Q: JONES, AMES SX. HENNESSY,$ Commissioners, VILLIAM WOODS, | JULY g8 187. PRICE FOUR CENTS. _EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS Nowty GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREME The steamship BREMEN, Captain W. Ladewi, on Thursday, Augurt 3, at 2 P. M., from Bremen Third street, Hoboken, to be followed by DONAU, Captain G. Frnat, 09 Saturday, Auguat 5. RATES ‘OF PASSAGE, TO LONDUN, HAVRE AND Payable in gold or its equivalent in currency. First cabin. - . , Second cabin. Bieerave For fre! will saft r, foot of steamship 8120 73 & CO., Agents, Co Broad alreet, ply lo t OF passage ap pammeue OEE RICHS NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHIU> BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING aT B: iT. The poietic’ ves! on this favorite route for the Conti. nent will sail from Pier No. 50 North river, as follows VILLE DE PARIS, Surmont saturday, Auguat 19 PEREIRE, Danre...... ‘ataraay, August 26 FAYETTE, Roussan. jaturday, September 9 ST, LAURENT, Lemarie, jaturday, September 23 Price of passage in gold (including wine) to Brest or Havre First + #140 | Second cabin... +6++++0606 BIB passengers, turning from the Contl pent of Europe by taking the steamers of this jine avoid both transit by English railway and the discomforts of crossing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and exp BE Mol 21k, Age 58 ATIC STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, from pier 47 North itiver, VIRGINIA, Sumner, Saturday, A st 5, at 8 A. M. si 1, at 2'P. Mt, FRANCE, Thowson FOR LONDON DIRECT. day, August 9, at 11 A. M. ondon direct— ++ Wed 010 erpool, Queenstown or 75 and ES; steerage, #8, currchcy. Trepal stecrage tickeis trom Livrpooh Queenstown, Lon- donderry and Glasgow, $32 currency, For turtuer particulars appiy at ihe company’s office, 69 Broadway. .W. J, HURST, Manager, NMAN LIN, For Quegnstown and Liverpool, Royal Mail Steamers are apno'ntet to #xil ag follows: — CITY OF PARIS. iatunday, Aug. 5, at 9A. M. CITY OF BALTINU RE: Thursday,’ Aug, 10) at L SM. CITY OF BRUSSELS. turday, Aug. 12, at 2 P.M, CLTY OF LIMERICK Thursday, Aug. 17, at 4 P. North river, RATES OF PASSAGE, Payable in Gold, Payabie in Currency, First Cavin. #75 Steerag Fy ‘Yo London. at ‘To Loudon Fy To Pi To Paris. 88 Parser Fwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates, Tieerts can be bought here at moderate rates by persons wishing to goad for thelr feels. Fs Por turther information apy at 1e Company's ofiice, TP SOUN G. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, New York, TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL—CAR- rying the United States mails Sailing everv Wednesday, WISCONSIN, Williams. NEVADA, —,. ta pi Cabin passage, Bik gold: atecray Prepald tickets, £35, cnrreney. Passeagors booked to and irom Pari, Namburg, Norway and Sweden, &e, Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 2% Rroadway, or O'DONOVAN ROSSA, ‘Branch olice, WINTE star Line. ‘New York, Cork and Liverpoo), New and full:powered Steamahips, the Bix largest in tue world, .-Atitust 9 at 12M, -August 16, at 3 P.M. Fiver. xe, #30, currency, Broadway. ATLANIVO BALTIC, rel OSLANTIOS ACTEIG) 6,000 tons burtien ‘1000 b. p. each? DRIATEO: Sailing from New York on Saturday, from TAverpool on Thursdays, culling at Cork Harvur each wi ATLANTIC, Capt. Murray, August 5, at 0A. Me OCEANLO, Captain Thompron, August 19, at 4 P.M. BALITC. Septemver 2, at 4 P From t White Star Dock, Pavonia Ferry, Jerscy City, T accommodations (for all classes) unrivaled combining safety, speed and comfo! Saloons, state rooms. smoking room and bathrooms In Midabip section, where tt motion is felt, Surgeons and company these steamers, aon, $80 Mn gold, Steerage, #20 in currency, Those wishing to seul for friends from the Old Country can how obtain sleerage; prepaid certiticales, 883, currency, : booked to or from ail parts ol America, Par ui » Norway, Sweden, India, Anstralla, China, £0. Excursion ticke’s granted at lowest rai Viratts from £7 upward, For information apply at the company's offices, Browiway, New York, J. HM. SPARK No. 19 went. ‘HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S fron mail steuinship HOLSATTA, Captain E. Meter, will sall on Tuesday, August 8, 1871, at 2 M., for Hamburg, taking pagsengers from New Yor« to Hamburg, Plymouth, London and Cherbourg, First Cabin, #12 abin, #72; Steerage, $30, gold; weayavle im tnited Keates gold. The THURINGIA will sail August 1 KUNHARDT & CO., 1871. CB. RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broad treet, Ni ¥. No. 6 Barctay street, N. ¥. NUNARD LINE, THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, Beiween New York ani Liverpool, Calling at Cork Harbor CUBA,,.Wednesday, Aug. 2| BATAVLA.Saturday, Ang. 5 PARTHTA.Wednesdy.Ang. 9] ALGERIA.Saturday, ug. 19 SCOTIA. Wednesday, Aug. 16 | SAMARIA. Tu A CHINA. Wednesday, Aug. 33 | ABYSSINIA. Saturd'y,Aug. RUSSIA. Wednesday, Aug. 80 | SIBERIA. Tuesday, Aug. 29 RALES OF PASSAGE By Wednesday steamers, not carrying steerage. Per Kussix and Scoua, 'y other Wednesda: Cabin. HT), bin becond + 8, Return tickets Becond cab: First cabin Ri Second Steerace tickets from Liverpoot an parts of Europe at lowest rates, ‘VYurough bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Harro, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and for Medite ranean porte. For freight and cabin passage apply at the company’s office, No. 4 Rowling Green. For steerage passa; Building. + Trintt KLYN, Agent, CHARLES G, FRANCK NCHOR LINE. every Wednesday and Satnrday to and from kW YORK AND GLASGOW, calling at Loudonderry to land mails and passengers. Passengers booked and forwarded to and from all railway stations th Great Britala, Iraland, Germany, Norway, Sw deu or Denmark and America as’ anfely, speedily, comfort ably and cleaply ag by any other route oF tine, “EXPRESS” STPAMERS TRA" STREAMERS, COLUMBIA, DACTAN. Aug. 9 ANGLIA. ASSYRIA ‘Aus. AUSTRALIA ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 23 BRITANNIA. Aug. 25 | TOW sew Wed., Aug. 20 and eve! adav and y thereafter, from piér 20 North river, New York, at noon. Rates of passa n currency, to Liver 1 Derry :— 0 location. food for twelve montha, securing erage, B2R, ‘owest rates, can bé bought here by those wishing to heir fri Dratte ieee, payabie,onprese Appir at the company’s ofiices to PPIMENDERSON BROTHERS, Ni 7 Bowhng Green. YTEA ERPOUL AND QUEENSTOWN, M TO TAVERGSARD ine® Salis Saturday, 6th August, at 9 A. M. Saiis Saturday, 19th Aug. at2P. M Geiss peor $30, currency. ew Bteeri pf ne Ue York, For Trelght or cabin gree Ait m as 4 bah At ¢ pastage apply a’ roadway, My nild- tng, 7 Meerake Pasrads OATLES G. PRANCKLYN, Agent. APSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX- change office.—Passuge from Liverpool ant Queenstown weekly by first cine steamships. Also from Liverpool and London by weekly sailing packets. Draits of £1 and up- wards, available in uny part of Great Britaio and Ireland, at the lowest rates at TAPSCOTT BROTHERS & CO.S 86 South street, New York. ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP BATAVIA EMBARK, from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street, Jerse) Tity, at 9 A, M. on Satdrday, Sth Auguat. CHAS. J. FRANCKLYN, No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. “COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSUIP COMPANY'S LINE TO P California, Japan and China, vin’ Panama, Carrying Maile, Passengers and Freight 0 Kingston, Jamajea, Santa Marsha and Greytown Ton ad Pacific Coast ot. Mexico, Central America, Pera, ‘and Chile. Steamers leave Ith and 8th each month, except when toro dates fail on Sunday, then the day previous ‘August 1b—Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. 0, Grag, will leave vier No. 42 North River, at 12 o'clock noon, for Aspinwall via Kingston, connecting’ at Panaroa with steamer CONSTITUTION, Captain ——=, tonchmg at Acn- puleo, Manzanilio and Mazatian, and also connecting for all Central American and South Pacific ports. Freight for last names ports received until 4 P.M. of August 12, Eteanier JAPAN will leave San Francisco September 1, for Japan and China, For rates of passage, freight and all fur- ther information, apply at Company's office, on the pier, foot a: ' F, R. BABY, Agent, of Canal street. TNITED STATES MAIL TO TAVANA, J ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP sailing regularly every Thursday, at o'clock P, cisely, from per No. 4 North River, MORRO CASELE, Captain R, Adams (via Nassau)August 10 COLUMBIA, Captaia EF. Van Sice. August 17 MISSOURI, ‘Captain J, B. Edwards, August 24 x i iy te For freight oF pasange a0viy (Goi MocK, President, No. 6 Bowling Green, POR HAVANA.—DESPATCH LINE, CARRYING THE United Sta: Mail.—The fine eet GENERAL SEDGWICK, T.S, Ellis, commander, will ¢ail from picr 20 East river, on Tuesday, August 8, at 3 o’cock P.M. For freight or paseage apply to JAMES E. WARD & CU., 113 Wail strect, Passage, FUARAS So RROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving ier 17 Fast river at SP, M., direct to Havane. tity OF MERIDA, Deakeo. veeesWedncaday, Angst 16 CITY OF MEXICO, Timmerman, Tuesday, Seph. 5 For Freight OF PRMAPEAANDRE & SONS, 83 Broadway. nN INGO LINE—FOR PUERTA PLATA, SAMANA ‘and San Domingo City,—The United Staies Mail Steam- ship TYBEE, Captain B. Delanug, will leave pier No. 4 North River on Wednestiay, August o'clock B, M. For freigut CF Paste TP FRORD BROTHERS & CO.,39 Bromlway. ‘OMPANY, M. pre- OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE, From pier No, 5, North river, at 3 o’ciuck Py M. Ly (a4 i gt! 48 on dntinley, Auge Freight recetved dal , Throaeh rates given to St, Louis. Me uirg, Movie, Galreaton ant Las ra Ka matetions OF trélcht or paseage, having superior accommodations, apply oe OF PO ED ERIC Hab N. W Brvadwar, ow | | and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier 45 | __ COASTWISE STEAMSMIIPs, EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMEKS, TOLOH- ing at Key West, carrying the United St tes mail. The Al steamship WILSINGION, Captain Cole, at pier 29 East River, will leave on Sunday, Aliguat 5. Through bills of lmiing given to Honston and all the Galveston, Houston and Henderson, and B. B. olnta on ando. KEABESIY & Co. 108, Maicen Lan AY atae , 119 Wail street, . ° FOS SEW ORLEANS DiRzoT, ‘The Cromwell Steansshtp Line. The steamshin ST, LOUIS, Captain Jas. Whitene: will leave vier No.9 North River on Saturday, Aug, 3, o'clock FM. Freight recolved dully, . Thru to Galveston, Indianola, Mobile 4 seme pated inca Cabin passaye, 250; sleerage, #25, For trelght or passage apphy tr 1, 8. CROMWELL & C¢ Fo NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, Southern Line, £6 Went street, Banc! The steamsbs waniiaays’ vee eee Soret AM. Ones ain MeCreary, 20 East hiver, Saiurday, An-ust 6, at Freight for St. Louts, Mobile and Ga'venton tartons 7 a For ireight or passage, baving anperior accommodations, y to 0.8, MALLORY « CO. 63 Malden lane, New York, RN FREIGHT AND PASSEN 8. 0. the Florida porte and the Ae orth, and Sonthwest, tailing from pier ort at3 P.M, ever Wertneaday and Salarday, om The first class sidewhoel steamship MANHATTAN, Captain Me. 8, Woodnull, will sail on Saturday, A 6. Through passage tckeis and bills of lading issued at lowes rate. For freight and passage ly to, 2 HENRY. R, MORGAN & CO., 177 West street, corner of Warren. For through freight tariff and rates apply, to BESTLEY D. HASELL, General Agent, Great Southern Freigut Line, 317 Broadway, entrance on Thomas stieet, The steamship GEORGIA will follow, aud asil ou Satu day, Aug. % OR NORFOLK, CIty POINT AND RICHMOND, Old Dominio, Steamslip Company. Steamsbips of this line leave pler 87 North river, foot of Bench atreet, Nortolk, City Point and Richmond ‘The steamship will sail on Saturlay, August 5, at 8 P. May a and Tennessee Air tine, th don Rall dand Richmond and Dan pger Uokets and through bills of 1 ps South and Sonthweat, ofice of the company, 187 tine with the Viry Seaboard Toland Air ine, Petersourg and W Chosnpeake and Oulo Raltr Rallroad. ‘Through pas lading at reduced rates to ‘Apply at office, on pier & cenwwich street, corner of Dey, em OLD, POPULAR, any and Troy and aliroads for Builalo and the West and Sara- ving pier 49 North River (Vestry { Jersey City terry, daily, at 6 P. Me y other rou AV Tong ont vin couneeting toga and the North, le street), one block south Fare always less than b: OK RONDOUT, LANDING AT COZZENS', NEWBURG Milton, Poughkeepsie and Egopus,—The steamboate THOMAS CORNELL and JAMEB W, BALDWIN lenve dally, ut 4 P. M., pier $4 North river, foot of Harrison atrect, HOR CATSKILL, DAILY STEAMERS THOMAS POWELL and SUNNISIDE leave pier No. 43 North rh foot of Spring street, daily, ato P,M.; Saturdays at and 3:30 P, M. ; making usual landings. GOR GREENWICH AND STAMFORD.—THE NEW and gorgeous steamboat AMERICUS leaves Coot of Mare ket slrert, pier 37, datly at 3:30, and Thirty-seventh street at S43 P.M. "Returning ieaves Stamford at per. NORWALK AND DANPURY.—THE SWIFT AND. beautiful steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves foot of Market street, pier 37, dally at 2:45, and Thirty-seventh street ats o'clock P. M., connecting with Daubury Railroad, Ree turning leaves Norwalk at 7:45 A. M. and Greenwich at ARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Four excuraions to Sandy Hook and return, dally (Sun Gay excepted.) The marnificent steamers PLYMOUTH KOCK AND JESSE HOYT willlecve Pler28 North River, foot ot Murray street, as fol lows :— PLYMOUTH ROCK A.M, and 4:30 P.M. JESSE HOYT....... 9:30 A. M. and 5:0 P.M. Pare to Sandy Hook and return, #1 00, trips to Poughiceay gat h way, leaving pir’ North River, y street, at 8 o'ciock A.M. preciaeiy; Thirty-fourth street, North piver, atbi) A. M., arriving In New York on return at 7 IMONS, Managing Director. ONCE TO THe TRAVELLING PURLIC.—TICKE AN © for sale and basen xe cl fed at the ollice of the Bri Railway Baggage Vapress Comvany, corner of Twenty third street aad FI'th avenue, for Albany, haron ant Sara toxn Springs, by the Albany day Iihe of’ stexiners ©. VIB BARD and DANIEL EF ’. Also for Long Branch, Newport and Boston, and to alt oluts.on the line of the Erle Railroad and the West and South weal, Thia ia the only express company Fanning direct to Long uch and Newport. TARON SPRINGS DIRECT. © Tue Day Line, People’s Line or Troy Line steamers Hoket and check direct to Sharon Springs by ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA RALLROAD. Drawing room ears. from hy to the Springs, Night boat. passengers reach Sharon weds A. Mez by day ling at 9 P. M., or by 10.3) A.M, Hud- ton fiver Ruilrond from New York (change at Albany, treo transfer) at 6:17 P. M. (quicker than by any other route). y sis, MAYO, General Ticket Agent. AATURDAY AFTERNOON ROAT FOR CATSKILL, Do lidson and Coxsackie, landing at Tivoli, New Ham- Vurg, Marlboro and Maidin.—Steamer SUNNYSLDE, om aud after Saturday, July 1, leaves pier 43 North River, fot of Spring street, at 3 o'clock P, M. GUNPAY, MORNING LINE FOR Pi 1LL.—THR SD sicamer ANTELOPE leaves every moraing, without exception, Harrison sirect at 8 o'clock, landing at Thirty fourth street at 5',; Yonkers, Dobbs’ Ferry {Tarrytown and Nyack by terry), Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Grassy Voint and Verplauck's, “N. B.--Tarrvlown omit’ed Sunday. (Pu MARY POWELL, FROM VESTRY SUREET AT ¥:00 P.M, daily, making nsual landings, Recurning leave Rondout Sav A. My, Poughkeepsie 6:40, Miton 6:45, New= burg 780, West Polat Billy 5 raving in $9 ALBANY AND TROY DAY D4. ©. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW at S30 A. ML nkera, Tarretown and Nyack by ‘olut, Cornwall, Newbarg. Poughk vb, connecting with evening trains on the Central 'tor the West, ant on and a! Albany and Susquehanna road for Sharon Spetn New York) and Binghsnton, and by Reuaseluer and Sara- toga road for Saratoga Springs ($2 50 from New York). At Hitdaon for Lebanon Springs, all rail, To Troy by sieamboat SCHUYLER. pate, Cates a New York with the $4 frou EXCURSION A- .—NEW AND SAFE STEAM PLEASANT iA. Valley and Fort daily from Spring street, at 10, se Sand7; Sun 1 94, 1%, 1h, 23g and 7 P.M. for For Lee, janding at Thirty-fourth stree, CHEAP DAILY E Affording @ {ine the Hig! icr28ig. North River, foot of Barclay stree $:3) A. M.j August B,'at WW A. M.; Augast August 5, at 11:00 A.M. Leave Keyport at 7. M. (except Saturdays). Fare Soc. each wa: —A.—RAILWAY EXCURSION, AV.” An Excursion to Mauch ( bank and return, over Ce ey, will take place on’ Saturda: $250. ‘Trip tickets over tral Railroad of New Je: Augast 5. Pare for round tri “Switch Back” Railroad (which is to be removed after this season), 75 cents each. ‘The train will leave Jorsey side of Liberty street ferry at 7:40 A. M.; reach Mauch Chunk for dinner, and after the trip over “Switch Back" leave at 3 P. M., ani reach New York at 9:20. rs CURSIONS -SALOON STEAMER WYO- -FOR E) A ming, Barges Sarah Smith, Caledonia and Anna. Ori let. Office a jrove, Fagleswood and 863 West street, near C! YONEY ISLAND NORTH AND EAST RIVER ROUTE. — / North River Line, steamer NOKWALK, leaves Weat Tenth street at 9:25, 12:25 and 3:35; leaves pier ¥6 Norto River at 9-40, 12:40 and 8:40; leaves pier4 Morris street, at Kast River Line. elsior Park H. B.C. mhristoph 10, Land 4. eamer NAUSHON leaves Eighth atroet at 8:20, 11 :20 and 2:20; leaves Peck slip at 8:40, 11540 and 2:40, leaves Fulton terry, Brooxiyn, at % 12 and 3 AILY (EXCEPT SATURDAYS) REGULAR BOAT FOR the Fthing Banke, —The steamer RIP VAN WINKLE, will leave Peck slip at7 «pier No. 4 North river at 9 street at 8:3 Brass and Cotiiion Band. ait, Lin J refreshments on board. A RAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK, HIGHLANDS (earl ab he Shrewsbury River to Red Bank, S. J.—The new aud strong steamboat HELEN will leave per No. North River, foot of Franklin street, every morning thi at¥ o'clock, returaing in the afternoon, affording pas. sengers a fine view of the Atlantic Ocean and Shrewsbury Kiver and plenty of time to have a picnic and go in bathing. JTEAMERS, GROVES AND BARGES FOR EXCUR- sions. foe beautiful new steamer = Prite of Gotham, with first class Groves, Steamers ani Barges favorable terms. BLOOMER & CO. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, & OR SALE—A SGHOONER YACHT, $0 TONS, OLD measurement; thoroughly found and furnished, Ad- dress YACHT 50 TONS, Herald odie, $ free BALE—A 17 FOOT DOUBLE ScUL [ Bost, in perfect order; will exchange tor M. COWPERTHWALS, Furaiture store, 165 Chatbara slg _ WOR SALE LOW-THE BEAUTIFUL NEW CABIN OF cht Piping (101 poard at Witmau’s Boat Yard, Gowanus Bay, South [*OR DEE Lenath, 185 foe ho 82 inch eylinder, MBOAT METROPOLITAN $2 feet beam, 7 feet depth of bold G feet stroke of piston. Cam be aeenar foot of 1idth street, Bust River. Apply to DANIGL W. RICHARDS & CO., 99 Manyin street, New f orks yACHT FOR SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGES STFA Meoal bate, Apply at St Weat atrect. 7 TWO TUGBOATS, 16 TO 92 INCH CYLIN- W fe Linge two Canal Boats, in good con ition, in ex- Brooklyn oF Plain roperty, SPALTHOFE SMPARCK ING at ruber of Seccad street, Philadelphia papers please cop: engine, Ww TO PURCHASE—A LIGHT 1) FOOT WORK. W ae oan, one that has been but, slighily used; must be Heraid office, sold cheap. Address I. “BILLIARDS, AMERIVAN BILLIARD TABLES ; STANDARD Al. tuneqnatied for accuracy and durabiilty and ap- proved by the ‘amateurs and professional players; les at prices rangingtrom we Constantly on han if ique'stylea for dwelling houses. wards; alo UO ELAN & CULLBNDER, 738 Broadway RD eS, NEW PATENT, EQUAL TO ANY i — ane 4igx9 feet and 5x0 fect, with f iets execeuingly low prices of $145 and $163." Pur sa'e b, ‘eitie Hanien A. MATHEWS ARP BR St. Nicholas Hotel Blyoke