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AIL SORTS OF COMMUNICATIONS.
Thr Sleum?li|p W?fct?lr?plon?.I'hr Rrrvlatlan
In tblli-llvw to Avul<l V? llow F< vcr *t
Rw-^mnrul Ftmuro of nrlMm-Jawlnli
Morality ? Camels tor California ? Tbe
T<liuin.t< i>< <- Company ? Hie AnUliiUhcd
Chun It lu Ireland?tier man Heiiiiuaent In
Bigard to the W?r-Tft? 'War and the
Papu< j? Annual Ctmuttuttnuid of Calvert
College?1 Ulngo lu Chicago, Ac., Ac., die.
The pr<F?ure npon our columns from adverttaom-nts
and fiom-the current news of the day is so great that
each sf oar cerresioudeme is unavoidably omitted. Wo
hire, as well as we are ab'e, to publish oommunicailoaB
Mat to as from all parts of the world, but wa cannot always
succeed la finding space fer it. I'rooi the miss ef
arrespondence tbat his accumulated en our tithe wiihln
Um laet few days we compile the ful'owing; much ?f It
wo have cm oewa to suit ear space, and much we hare
had to cancel altogether:?
TUi fcTJCAMHUIP WASHINGTOf.'.
Wo have received two very leoaiby ooinmiintcatleos
dotal Msg the Incidents of vo'tgeof the steamship Washington,
which was despatched from this city in Iiec mber laat
by the Atlantic and i'acific rihtp tfcnal Compauy, with pas
srngers for California. She was to connect with the Hermans
at a?imwali, or in event of failure to connect, was
lo proceed to Iran t ranCisco by the Straits of Hegelian
The IsHer route was eventually taken. The oommnnica
lions rent to us are severe in condemnation of the way
la wb i b iho ship was manage! durug ber voyage. It n
said thai neither the contain nor any of the chief nftliers
bad ever before ilvne duty on a steamer, an- the conduct
of the captain is represented as being coarse, tyrannical
ltd un Hi. or lite.
Oat of u c communications is written from Valparaiso
do 1'bile, where the Wasb'Dgtun bad put In, tbe captain
be'nr out f funds, and where be adve-need lor proposals
10 lend him $14 fro on a bottomry bond. Speaking of the
revolutionary mot en. into there, the defeat of Hallo, tbe
ravwiut oouiy itacer, is attributed by himaelt to a piece of
treachery of which he was the victim?the eirtridgco
applied to bim for big men being made up, not of powder,
Vat of biatktsnd. Smart trick, tbat. rbere appears to
be be usual unit not of ill ucatment to American citizens
ki Valparaiso, as in other parts of South and Central
America
BOVT TO AVOID YELLOW FEVER AT RIO.
An old shipmaster writes from Fairiio d, Iowa, aa aeaouut
of the precautions taken by him in 1861, while hia
vowel was at Rio Janeiro, to avoid yellow fever, which
Was then alarmingly fatal at that port. Be says that before
proceeding to the loading ground the vessel was
thoroughly cleansed in the lower bold by using largo
totalities cf water, and pumped out dry, which was repotted
until all tbe stagnant bilge water was removed ;
Ibca the entire ship inside was whitewashed and chiorido
of Im.c u?i d about the air streaks, which made the ahip
perf. rlly sweet In addiiion to this, be bad tbe cargo
token in bv men from the shore, ant did not allow any
of the crew to be kept in the sun aad rain, with positive
orders that no one sbould ho allowed to aleep upon deck
at n'gbt The result was tbat nut a man was sick either
at Rk> or during the p?si*ge home, and the cargo was on
boara and ready fur sea in six days from the commencement.
NATURAL FEATURES OF ARIZONA.
A correspondent writing from Detroit, Michigan, contratfts
a etotrm-ut !u a communication published in the
Buuiji, to the > fleet that Arizona is good for nothing else
than mining, there being no permanent river or brook in
M, and a 1 the water being brackish and unhealthy. He
says the waters, with a few exceptions, are pure and
fcrai'by. particularly those in the mountains or mining re
gtoae, and that as for permanent water, it Ib well known
bat the Pan Pedro, t,iia, Barbaoomeri and jonoyta rivers,
betuOes m iiy brocks, arc permanent; also a great portion
of tbe Far da Cruz river. He e*y? al?u tbat the country is
rem* table 'or its immenee fields of pasture, or herding
gronrtis, wbi h was once, in the time of the Jesuits,
eovcieti ? tii thousands upon thousands of cattle. i
MORALITY or THE JK.rs.
An Isroe'itirh correspondent, writing from Columbus,
8s., takes ob to task because. its one of oar police items,
ate criminal was described as a Jew. Be thinks that
that is unfair to his relig'cn, and a?*s why not as well
describe other criminals as Protectants, Catholics, Presby.
ter'ans, Ac. Be sajs that there are very few Jews to he
foend in the various State prisons, and alleges that tha
wbou-ea'e swindling* are committed by CorUtiane, by
iiemb-'f oj the church, and not unfieiptenUy by tboso
who pleach lie gospel. Tbiit may be alt very true, hut
strl our correspondent gets Bendteygiy excited on the subjo*.
W e presume that the ri porter w no described this
parti ular cuipi it as a Jew. ibouaQt not ior a moment o(
the dirtirction of religion, but only of the distinction of
Uttonslity.
CAMELS FOR CALIFORNIA.
We baTe a communication (which should be an advertisement)
informing us that Mr. Otto Ksche, who
started one of the arrt expeditions from California
to the Amoor river his contracted for a numoer of superior
camels, to arme in Pan Francisco next October,'from
the oefert of the upper Kongoly, and that he intends to
thtpoae u them at public auction.
THE TEIH'ANrEPEC COMPAVT.
A correspond! nt writirg from Minatitlin gives details of
the mode in which the Louisiana Tebuanteoec Company
bed all their ~<v>ds on the 7-tbmasselzed and pt" d over
into the bands of A. C. Allen (representative of a firm to
which the company is large'y indebted) as receiver He
says the crtdit of the company is at a very low ebb in
Mexico.
TflE ESTABLISHED CHrKCD IN IRELAND.
A correspondent makes the following exhibit of the coct
of the established church in Ireland, and asks if tt Is
any wonder that the Irish should grieve at paying so dear
for a religion they don't believe in:?Glebe lands, 132,782
acres: see lands, 669,24"; Trinity College do., 139,673;
Chapter lands, 40,000: Boys! School do., 60,000: total,
1.101 602 seres, worth a yeany rent of say ?2 per
a* ttey ate chiefly Ihe beet lands In the country'
?2,213 204, or $11,010 020; and, In adaitlon to this the
tithe rents charge ?360,000, or $1,860,000, Total, $13 .
$16,020 per annum. '
fl?RMAW f^s'TIMEST IS RE0ARD TO THE WAR.
A Go*man citizen writes to ub as follows:?I hive 1 named
with regret that your opinion of the German citizens <s
that the Germans have a predilection for Austria, cnusegoently
a predilection for Austrian tyranny, I hereby declare
that it is the sincere wish of a great majority of Ger
vans, ez<-ept the Jesuits and the organ of Pater O
Usatthe tyranny of Austria mip it be at an end and the
liberty of Italy a certainty. H.ery German must feel
ashamt d to have any predilection for Austrian tyranny,
as the German wants a tree constitution. Almost every
German who comes to this country abominates tyranny
and endeavors to enjoy full liberty. It cannot be possible
that'.he same German who a.ms at that enjoyment can
sympath.ee with Austrian tyranny. It canDot injure the
German atherland if luly wid ho made free, as it is well
known that the Germans have maoe revolution for liberty,
not tor tyranny. I cannot deny that editors of
German newspapers sympathise with Austria. Why, you
will find out yourself. I will hereby only declare that a
large porton of Germans do not sympathize with Austria,
const quectly witu Austrian tyranny. Any German who
would go -o a free country, while sympathizing with tyranny,
ought to bcdrivm away at W landing, as a person
noil for "thi land of the free and home of the brave."
The groat Emperor of France will bo in verity the liberator
of Paiy. I do not beiieve that he at any time has had
any Intention to encquer Italy. I regard him as too
s' ' nun ito |? u?iumvvw num un , mane enemies
lo his government, this is do prrof of his being an
enemy to the liberty and happinens of nations; be could
tot act otherwise IT he would be In the end the liberator
of Italy aLd other enslaved Suites. Sound policy demand*
od such a course.
Tim WAR AND Tllg PAPACT.
Olio of o-ir citizt db takes up tho cudgel in favor of the
temporal sovereignty of the Pope, and. delivers himself as
follow s
The editor or ed'tm of the Hmr.ti and its readers may
cease all wonder and rurnute on th'u sunject. The Catno
lie cbureb is a'wuyR oval in temporal matters to the
government under which uae lives, be it monarchial or
reoublican It is one of her fundamental principles, and
were it pcvble that the Prpil govereni'nt should male
war on the United Stater, the entire Catholic church in
this country would olTer up prayers for the success
Of American arras, as It did in the Mexican war. There is
a spirit cf misrepresentation which characterizes matt of
the English and American press and their correspondents
relative to the Papal government and the church,;wblch is
as unjust us It is unprincipled.
The tuxes of the Roman government, in proportion
to Its extent, are leva tnan any other civilized nation;
and, according to tho statistics recently taken by
Mr. Bowi er, Member of Parliament, crime, in com
parleon with otter countries, is more nominal. Arts
and manufactures are liberally eoeouraged; and, so
far from the peo.de being governed by presle,
nearly all the government offices are held by laymen.
The people havlDr few wants would be the happiest in the
worid were It rot for ouiside fire brands and anarchists,
who would gladly turn the Vatican Into a iager beer saloon,
and run a railroad throagn the Colliseum, all under the
cry of pr""re#? and civilization. Tho worthless paper
eorrency wtn h the brigands Mazzini and Garibaldi tm
posed on the Roman people daring their short reign
cf terror, ?u all redeemed by Plus IX.
cot of bis own privaie funds on his
return to P-ome. Whore 1* there another monarch who
would have done as much 'or bis peopk? and yet we bear
the Protestant world, t vfcer tbro'igh ignorance or prejudoe,
or both constantly hara'og on the s arisb dest>otisin
of the Papal government. Where is there a better for the
Italian p. of if Where is there one as gold? Certainly
set Sardinia, with ait its beggarly humbug and b'uster
about the indepeodenoe of luiv, which her own subjects
do not cor never will enjoy under groaning tampon. Time
Will tell.
ANM'AL COMMKNCKMVKT OF CFT.VF.RT COM.ROS.
"""" CAI.TKPT ''OUKCS, Jug" 30, 18J9.
TO JHK Ell IT OH Cf THE .'.R? TORK riBRjlbn.
T>y publishing the following notice In the columns of the
ITnuu) vou will confer a great favor tnmr, the Faculty of
our institution. TfiBODORK Btl'ilK,
Secretary of the Faculty.
At the srnual Commencement of Calvert College, New
Winds ir, Maryland, he'd N the 2Sth of June, the degree
Of A W woe ronlerred on C'las. B. Bliuglu.f, ol fialiiinore,
asil i< it e< A tt on R'Chs-d .) .neon Cotton, of-'. Mary's
soucty ifarv'and: Chas M M moll, of Baltimore and
Uam M. Buns, cf J4?tditt*er, MMflunL
A NEW YORK ?A9 MUTANT IN CHICAM?MUM
RA1NINU, ETC.
A party of New Yorlicra, &fwr wasting tlx months of
thsir precious time at Chicago In trying to organise a [
new gas rom paay, bally get nhnrler (rem tbe Orty i
reuneil, and then fell out with the Mayer, who then
vetoed the bill, and tbue cut off their bright prospective.
They now come out in a long pamphlet and declare mat
be vetoed It because tbey refused to buy $5,000 vorto of
doubtful copper block liom the Mayor at 14.000 caah
They d< u't erun to have understood the game of " I 11
tickle you if you'll tickle me." The Mayor, whose name
is John C. llau.es. is lubbel by he gassy friends .is " John
Coppeisttck riainis." The charter was coun tered as
worih bafa million cf dollars by outsiders, aud is now
ruin .if, the city havltg made a iea yu?rs' oouliact wi h
tbo Old c;?s (Xnupaiiy at satisfactory prices Tne irnnlat
i f.car.di cf boi.ee moving and raising here Is the unsst
rafid extant It is impoetlbie to determine ou goiug to
be<) whether your opposite neighbor's ooube will be '.n the
same place next morning or bal' a mile up the st'oot, or
screwed up ten ho t perpendicularly, to keep pnow witntbe
evcrcbtcging trade of the streets A uiau who had bvou
warred out of a house repeatedly try bis laodlord, fiud.og
the days of grace fast expiring, earned off me mmsoiu tne
night, and afier diligent search the owuer found It
over three fourths of a mile out oo the prairie
the next mcrnrog, and bad considerable trouble ih regaining
potMSsloQ. Tbe house rabers will screw up
the larg> it boons or moat extensive hotels iu the city
at short notice, wuhout disturbing the occupants, replace
tbe old with pew and higher foundation wai.s, aud let the
building down to its place with the samo lacility, so that
a stranger would never suspect the ceanga, not a sigu of
its w'tuinon being vnihle. liunug the railroad disagree
msut, tbe rompatfMall suffered ?sorely; e?ory una,
woman and child who could raise 91*4, invested It in a
ticket, nil prizes and no blacks, tltm speculator encored
75 pet els, and cleared $700 by tee operation. One oid
empty valise was checked about tan uty times, each coo -k
securing a ticket for $12. Wtien that was acoupel, the
same cLecks would be used by (lhy different persons. as
one doege toiled new ones were Invented, sotnst io ail tbe
great folid cbuuks of wlsfom or spite exhibited bv tbe
beads or the railroad department co?t tn? stocltboldrs
about 135 001'?t\e crops now are considered good lo-al
mercantile agencies,? i much so that every travelling
drummer keeps a strict log of tbctn In every locvity
through which be passes, tod tbo merchants are c-edlted
accordiigiy. Tbe crops Ibdtcating bv unoi'SUkeable
signs tbe ability cf tbe country merchant to meet his on
per?hence no crops, no tru?t, au<l tries tvmi. Smce tbla
plan has been diverged, the crops are r"port>d o3 ex reelwgiy
flue all ov. r the country by the mTCb-mta
Interested. In truth, however, the erois are now coa
Sidered safe beyond a douht.aod the West la bound hence
forth onward and upward 10 Quancial condition; sucn
vast tied* of waving gram I never saw before, and the
merchant* are preparing to receive tDe go d into their
empty coffers with smilirg faces.
A YOONO (iKAMAN WOMAN iht.tes tOTaKBb'ARY
A af children or to dochamberwn k in an Ameriian '??&!>
Neat reecmmendaUoua. Oall at 68 Stlh <t, hot ween 3d mid
rib ay ra YerkvLie.
CrrUkTlOW WANTKO? AR CO K, BY A VK4Y ag
O apse ab'e woman Can be seen far two day at her pre
asct emplo> er's, Z8< West l4ih rt
bltAiiOnS Oairi-wit^iAwiiwA.
a YOrNO MAW, A fioon. rtBT WRITER ant)
!* qnlck a?d crrsct atflgures, desires a situ ation when* h?
esn mske hlmsslf usefal. Siilarv at first aaneondary ennstde
raikm. Addret* neniy W , Bialfen a New Yora 1'oat oilioe,
hprwg sl
CJITUATIOW WaATKO-BY A I'ERIOY L.tTS Of
v5 forays. wbo b?? eonsldervhls experience as ? v?t*-liv<."y
urgeon Wishes a sltuattnn si such ..or as foreman In a eta
We Adders W B. b .x 167 Herald offies
fu. IJ' W A.Y T ei>?jr?sm A nits.
AFKW WOMEN AND WlKbh LArKiiT LAMPED,
wanted ib good situations new ready At fhlr wvnc ao
fee rha yed until engage' 1 stoo gsjd phm read a ah ;i*t i't?
tsuce sutol town t' gcod 'arrlilei. Inquire At the large loati
late i .">8 KleventS strict, cor dat of blith areoae.
A LAR"N NDMB*R OF WOMEN AND QIRLN WANT
A 04 {Ally, lo good, stead > sttuaOona read ? Uda d*y. at
good wage*. ? ma lj tlrtt floe* tamtliea tlr> ???eral Pro
tasAuta wanted Irqslre st tits Urge Institute. U8 Klerenla
street corWrof b'ljih s>-ro?H.
AIL FAMILIES WANTI?? GOOD HKHVAWTS I VMS.
dis'elr should aall st the large Institute for Dometties
fS H re?ib street soraar of o<rib ? ratine This estauei'e
b>c bos sbiiQdssae at aivtl. capable h-'ip to suit 41 wiia Soli
need Conducted by A respectable Antrbtii lady.
T*T ANT* D-a N FXORL'.ENI COLORED OOOK FtiR A
" -tf'fi-ti,?. k? \ Z 1 "?aber sod Iron-r and .
bane the highest- testUauniala of character for morality and I
clear, irccs. Addroe T. is. B., Herald odice, lor one wees
Wages gOoAi
_ tiKU> WAirrao-AAidiii
A eot to attend bar wanted-at t3s DKCA
tor House, 84 7 th st. 4 pply early.
Wanted-a rmart~boy7Tn a newiii-apwr o?fire,
a ho wiit s a good plain hand. Address Journal,
Herald cfllce.
ATTA" TED IV me PI t tett?A YOCNO man I* an
* office or a tine established bustreaa. who is trilling to
eonntet ce st $.'0 pe moth at first, and work up to a larger
sh ry sno permit nest situation An bones, young man. who
f'B i rod seeiirtlf cao losn bis employer ?i00 or $15!) may ad
oretg lor wree ueys a. o. earring. >n, new iora runotuoe.
rirA?TFD-A OLXRK aBOCT 18 YEARS OP AGE, TO
*? teed * re'all grocery; one ts?t hag lime knowledge of
the hr.tl'.rw. and '?n tire city refer-nce ag ti 0 .nesty. ,tc
?rplT thig mo'ol'-r h*- ore 12 o'clock, or on lueiday, at No.
lei' 4th it/eft, near fill) avenue.
CTTA PTF D?F7TTY (Jf) UTR HAT TRT?*1ERS AT TTJE
' nianulactiry, corner of WUloughby and Raymond ste,
Braokiyn.
|A/aN7*B-A Nl'VUkK OF SOI^T V.\t TBXMMiSaa.
j f Apply at60 Broadway,
U?T AiKD hUllHR.
BOaT 1 OPT?$6 RIWATAKD ?LOST, IN ' ARTTAN BAY,
tn Iburyday. about fire milea wett of Sandy Book a
light yawl boat about twelve feet lone; ouMUe painted blank
?itb a red i trice on the gunwale, legale a llgat cream color,
lu the boat was a fcoi el charcoal, a furnace, and two palri uf
o?r< The name of (*. Ford" wit branded tr. the boat a d 1
probab y on me oara. It probably crl>d out to ii,i, 0? "2 '? 1
the ?h<>re? of tardy Hook Bar. aa a gale wag h!owlog'r>ul t';?
north weet The ab we reward will bo paid for any in'ormAtinn
lea-ipg lo tig recovery, on addreaalng W? Daily Advertiaot
bfllce. Sewark, It. J.
GtOtiND-NEAR MeNHAlTANVILLR OOLtR WOSffB
V a ?old wrtrb and chain. Apyly at the oflloe of D. Y. Tie
mam A Co , ManhattanvtUe.
L08t-jtjly 2, between 11 and 12 o'clock. a. m
in jolog thruugh Canal ?nd Wa ier at'eet. a pooke?.b'>oi
tirt* ctrg 131 in tl>;a A suitable r??-ard will be paid on the
rrr , era o! lie awne. Apply to Jacob Bo hriuger, lib Hee-.or
tireet
LO.iT?IN BROOKLYN, A SCOTCH TERROR DOG,
ears and t?l) cut and owner's name, E F. Ka-kintisn
n collar. lb<> tinder wil be we'l rewarded by leavinjg ht-u *
Hamilton itreet, mar Fulton avenue, or at 12b William etrcett
New York, op atalrm
L06T-OH FRIDAY MORNING, IN ONE OP TH1
Atnlty itreet line of otnnibueea or In getttnr in or out up
to Thirty-fourth street a pair of sold spectacles with case
The fincer will be suitably it warded by leaving them at 62
amity itreet 1
LOST-A 8EOAR OABB. CO-TAININO $.0 IN MONEY
and a paper. 1 he finder can keep the money by return
log tfce <"*?e and paper to Lent a atable, corner of Unlverrtj
place and Thirteenth street,
AfoI/EH.?L? PON QD AWrrT EA OP HOLLO WaT I
| J pllla aedotatoiem have tor a considerable time past beot !
purloined from Bolloway'e etore. 80 Maiden lane, and aarrep
OUcmVy acid Any porter or clerk many store where and
mediocre have been bought In an Irregular or susplsl.rts war
and wio will give private Information to 'JBO. C. BaROlaT i
tfar.ager of Hollotvaj'a rexilcmr manufaebwy, bO Nat ten lane
wt'l oe moat handautceiy rewarded, and no names mvi>
pahlle.
RKWA&DS,
^"irt BKW?HR-TBC AB'lYR REWARD WILL BE
V1" "paid for tbe re urn of a bunch of keya, inn learner b . {
to 1(10 Uuaarx street, Jersey City.
2>1(\ hEWABD.-LO.1T, ON JULY 2, IN WaBHINOTO*
tDlVF Market, a jold hurting watch. No 18 358 Nil inn 1
Jackson, Loadon, make-, the reward will be paid 4175 Wit
torn street, and no unettlocs aak d P.vwnbrok'ra and ic y
a;;, ;; arerequeaied to retain the aameif offet ed for aAsfi or
pledge.
J> 2/V i IYaP.n-A I.OLD WATCH . t) CrT T 1 dTO
5 ?U 1m in Grand htree , between nhrystte street ana ta
Bowery. S B. Outi : all pawnbrokers not to rectify t i!?
to fit rropertv the finder cf the watch end chain vetll re
turn It to Ur Heber. j?* ?ier, la Grand street, between the
Bjwery ?rul Cbryi'te street Bo of the watch irw I9.W3.
t>r<\ KBWAP.D-IXJOT OR 8TOLRN FROM THR VI
3>?JU cD'ty of Firm avenue and Thirteenth street a rt*?.
chew net, nearly buicx uwre. about Ul, hand* nigh, a black
open wsg/ii. wtth elilotfesDrlsgi running lengthwise, with a
silvermounted hari?esa. nearly new, w'th it Dllni'era. T*
b"?? were e?rn to take them'rom the front of a sto-e Th
above reward will he paid for *n? Information lead er to them
r?ff>-ery Apply to Gallagher's livery atab.e, 163 Ifou Twer
ty tilth street.
FKHKOIt aie
1*VoRlUTToif~WANTKl)-Or TSR BlSTkR OF Wfb
ltatr. M" met It a HcotrJhman and a resident of the Islvo.I a'
'h b? a widow, she has been a re-IdeM of tbla oouot-y for
about seven or eight years *he can hear a imeihlng of ad van
Uge by adoretattg a letter to 8. *j., 3rd ureeuwlch street. Met
ttirk etty.
INFORMATION WaNTKD-OF JOHN AND LTZZiB
I F.ngleke. rhildeea or John Zngleke who formerly redded
on the rioomincdaie road near \2Sd street. Nee York, for
which a livers. c mprnsaJon will be paid by FA AN old 11
1>YKKR?. id Wal street
LKFT HOMB. ON TUKHDAT LAST, A YOUNG MIAN
named Admncd P. Thomas, about twenty one jcrs ot
tge: belfbt about flee feet four Inches. rolsrably stout; b ur in
riired to dark hrowlf emooth lane: supposed to have been ac
(.<irj.ar.led by a young man'f about the same aye whore
centiy came from Baltimore. Md The attention of maaiara
and as-.Dtt of v ease .a shlenlng ?f]lo?8, An, Is particular!ra
led to this notice. . sy peraou ab n to give Inf irmatl n of
sr.? cborartcr In r? latl kj to hlno .s re'ine-.vrd to call upon rjr
address bis father, at 81 Water street New Vork or 1Mb Gates
avenue, Brooklyn and be wltl be tultaoly rewarded tot his
trouble.
ltR. THOMAS FFTZORR ALD, LATK OF OOgOF'N.
<W eoonty of Clare re'an-1. wiU'plsess call oa, orsend
ba address to J l'h?'*n Ml (treeawlch irwtt
fT'PB MA* WHO LKFT GKXRNK f-TRXKT, Of THUR?
i day nlgbt taking suudrv arte'ea of jewelry snd a sum ol
~.rmey, lv n'K'fled that unless h? re-umstbe ;awel?y |-n ue
diate.y lie detective polios will lnstant.y be put on bis track
? tPOHTIMfi
D'NIF. DOOM-r*A"CIH BJTLBR, RfMOVkD TO NO. S
Peek slip, near Pearl street. HtJer's Infallible ncsnge
cure aid (i-aeiterrolnat r (SO cents per bottle), cures all dts
s??es f 0- skli. Is all a?i na's Instsotaoeoiikly annihilating
aU t?* n. i. >gi.Ijoarded, rwtued, Ac
tff.'R HAl B- A RtOfiP Y?CIir, OF ABOUT TWKMTT
t -is ne* ten nd red a fast *ilsf, Appiy M Ho, 7 lJrj?Awaj
ic Ct bisemsal.
NEW YORK HERALD, M
novuwri.
DiUOPtrri- 4TB or JULY NXtWRHlON TO 1BTp?rt
r?rl Hamilton OBIT weed Mil uraund We're 111?I.
lMUiiilitMuiKki kktF.lUT *m mate ? ?Xi .untoe M
> 'j pen i>ii Mwiney Jul; 1 teevlog Mew V irk -Foot of Klgb
truth itre*t Nophrlvrr et 8:44; > >? itrect, North nver, *4
T. Vuriiv ?trr*t North river itl lA. piorNt 4 North river,
alt'll hetnroliiR ?1H leeve Key pert it 4 Wrlerk P 4, u4
1?* at Frith emont, Tettrn'e Wa?brtdge, ?wide io4
Tuh'i No ?. the above la eaiee tiled to ho <>M ofthe iIm
Mkleil exyur t?u.?e< Ihedey ettordk g ao o, eeriuody ef vlnwh<
the itiUCnUui ) "I 'ho barter tt Now fork. Fort llamlt
toi, Fund* t-mit and the Highland! of Naveitnk M wo'l ai U
enioy tbr refrribkir vre hrren ? hud or mule will twa
??iy iba hoot ?" X> ooata eeeh w*v. N. H.?f ha Kryeert * >
will Iraro heyporloi ?day u<>r?M\f. Jnly t, ai k I'imuK,
?d New leri to the i??ilw at bit o'oieek.
IiXCURB,01?ii TO lilt FIMIUNO B1MC8
J The fl' O ind towns-dteui iea viewer CHOTOlf, Oapi.
R R Hitrmlrr will oooriwoooobo* regular trlpi to the Ftibtog
Haikioa FHlDaY Jaly I, and Mt'DUAT, WKONttLraT,
> ailiAV aid HUNOaV at each weak, landtag at Teeth
atrret knit river at 7 e'lh ck; ttreoine. 7)* Pew* alio 4 o'elwk,
iile 4 North river. H)4 Tkkoti, r "inn trie. Mooiia The
Crntei ran l e chartered fcr exeumnnv an Tuttdava Thunder*
and Saterrfiyi Anplv te Oiphtln ef itoainer Long
blend Jamaa allp. from 9 te 10 A M and a to 4 P. d
EX -BbblON TO TtU F18R.NU BaNKR-THR FIND
nd ron/modWme aea ateeaor UaoTON, Oapula a. ?.
Unltiaue, ? Ul mate an extartion >o tho Hiking Wankion
Tnredai. July#, having tool ef Teaih itroet Kelt river, ill
e'rlcrk; Procme itreet 7X; Peek iMp 8oVIork; Pier Na 4
North river it b)4 l leketa the r?nd trip Ml eenla.
EXCllhMON AHOUND KTATKN HLAJIO.?TUB NEVV
auu ?emu>rdk>iii i eunbeat KILL VON b L ' l. will intke
anricuratuo trio around ruton -aland on .tlom.ay July 4,
tourhirg el kLuirrr'i Harbor, etaton lilend and I'hztbc.ihport
N.J. gtriaptbepeniengeri a flue ylawofth* beautiful
a-enory of-he kt'li, Hound, Lowor Bet end Narmwe. Ibe
K. V b ill bar eo ritepyive enverod deck, making It aoit deelrible
lur c-iUllou par (in, end wilt te aco-xtoaukd b, lloboil*.
n'? eelybr led <a-lti)on bind. t-eavea foot of eurugetrcei
at i )j o'uh ok. and ol* r No 2 North river at 10)4 o'clock Pare
for the rtcurrior 25 cer.tg
TTtXCUWION FOR TUB MILLION.?ONLY ?IX CENTS
li lor a Mil uf Mvea nil lei on the nay of New York to olatea
li ?Ld, on .he 3d end 4th of July. Rnale leive every n.ilf
hour freni C A. M, to 8 P M , foot of WKltthilliireri, between
the Soutr ferry end the Bxttery, Thia oxcu:nV*n, fur eoonoiny
rd i e*uiy li nieurpaiaed. The ?i??w nf the hey, berhor.
wran aid lurronoding veenery, from the line ferrt hotte aud
ijom the hr tabu of b tale a leland with the intt and ramble,
ire uniorpeieed AII eluuld enjoy 1L
FOPKTH OP JOLT EXOOR8ION TO OOLLHO* POINT,
Ptrattnppnrt and Flnihlng.?The feat ael'dig aietm-r
IN047B IiBaN, Oapt, Neynnida, will Veeve Pnttou merfcet
allp at 9)i A M . >and 6)4 P M.; leave Klnaklagat7)4 and 11
A.M. a.d 4)4 P M nourldng at College Point and foot of
Trn'hetrtaL ?aat river, Mew lark, avary trip Fare 10 centa
eaeli way.
Fourth joly excursion to oirrfENBURff,
Halls' ferry sad Port I*e ?Ibe steamer HfK/vNUitR
will 1?? -e Murray street at 9, laand 3 o'clock; street ?t
>?S. "K and 3)4 o'clock.. Leave i ort i ee at I0)?, 1>4 and 6 Ft
II . uiuuttbg at twenty seoona street each way.
GRAND RX0UR810N TO KEYPORT?TIIR FAIT
and ensunoi'ioua steamer ALIOS PRICE, Cantata B. H.
TPells, will make ?n eieuriloo to Ketporton Sunday, July 3,
going by Inside mute and coming back outside, giving the passengers
a chance to hare a vtew of the ocean Pore for the
excursion SO cents Leaving Twenty second street at 814
A. M. Amos Spring, 9; KoMnton 9.'4; pier 4 North
river, 9>g; teturnlig. learljg Beyport at 3 P. A.
("tHAND FOURTH OF JULt EXCURSION TO NORTHT
port, landing at < Ity Island, Durws Island New ttacbelle.
Lien tore and Lloyd's dock,- neatnbo*. CkO. La. IT loaves
Catharine street at 8>4 A. M , landing at Delaneey a ,d fen'h
streets Fare, including ra'.nrn ticket, Northport and Lloyd's
deck, SI; other places, 60c
CYRANO EXCURSION AROUND 8TATRN ISLAND ON
T the 4th ot July.-The msgnldcent and oommodions s'earn
ert OlLMSIa Captain Curtis, tvill make the aooreezciirsvta,
leavlig her dock loot ci Twelttn street. won; river, at It o'cl i-k
A. M . foot c.f Hroome st'eet Last river, at 11:30 a M ; Peck
Slip at 12 o'cl-ek M ; Fulton ferrv, Brooklyn at 12:30 P. M ;
Amos street litest Tenth), north river, at I o'clock P. M ; and
pier bo 3 North rtver at I II IV M Returning, will land ner
passengers st Amos street North river. Peck vlip and twelfth
Street, at at ri.cr Pleasure aeskert will had this the most de
U?hvul i jcuraiott of tho day. '1 hey *>!'.) have an oppn-ta il'.y
of view It g the beautiful shores of -dateo lsltud ant New Jersey,
of wlt'iesaiug thv regatta off Perth nmhoy, and passing
through the Narrows have a grand view of the Atlantic
Lectin and Hlgh-ands of Nrverslnk, A bond of music Is engaged.
Tickets for the eacurskin, 6u cents
GRAND FOUalH OF iJLY EXCURSIONS AROUND
the billiard tables, corner if Court and neatsen sLee's,
Brook'yc No possibility o'belng killed, maimed o'drowned,
neliber will parties em'iarktng he subjected to toe Inconveniences
nf ibl-si or httiiger. Erettrsi mlsts may be at the place
ofrmba k'lHtn-tlw cur rack or the bar-a,au time between
Ute bourn of sir < ioca to the "vrulag and twelve o'clock at
nig-L i : -.carlen tbe'. ,-re?a on of the B ooklyu Chess
lttb will own open gratuitous'.y t- the public with fres
nteofcbesi oett ord bo arc a A splendid view of the pnuvu 1
lion sr d tight of the tlreworss guaranteed. t erner of Court
tod t- emnen streets, o <pos*e tits btv Hall, Brooklyn, c' it.?
fable* may be engaged in advance, by the bour. U trVetg j <
a anted. T. priks I '
? ' 1 ' " 11 - I
H RAND FOtTRTU OF JUL* IXW*?ION TO OUT- J
lX tenburg. Boll's Ferry, Pleasant VaLey and Fort Le? the '
>ld landing, r-re ten cent*?Th* favorite Bte.m?n? III 'Y|\3
1. LUI')K Captain U W Anoett, Kip PaN W N Ki.Si. Canam
William B Mr.llen wllUeuve tool of Spring street at 7 A.
<., 9 a M , 10 a M , 12 M IP.M.SF. U udtP v.: fort
LrealS A M , 10 a Y1 , 12 M , IV U , * P. 5?. M. and
5M P M The above p'ar?? offer ne-nllvr attractions for par
L e* making excursions tn'o the country, and are well provide!
with plate* of entertainment
LT. BRIDGET'S GRAND MAMMOTH RXOTfcfilO*
and pic nlo at Jones' Woods, on Tuesday, July 26. on
wblcb occasion there wt'l be Ja^k ra-lng. blindfold racing,
nunc*leg mat brs, hi t dltb matches. la'tiblnj initnh? (of
valuable prizes, consisting of silver goclets, wat-hss bam,
tea seta purer* of money Ao An tries for cntieau free to
alL There will aleo be aeveral balloon aseestloni during tbe
day. luO ta'er'ed musicians have been engaged ftr tba occatlon
Admission tickets 50 cent*.
N'EW ?ORK AND GLB? OOVOL-FODBTH O? JCJ',7
hicnrrlon ?I'inble trip- The new ttearer LONG
I?LAM> will make tbe following irtpa on'bit day. Thus
pi*ri"ns wishing u meet beautiful sail up On Salt rtvw and a
ramble about the country tor four or five tours, cannot but an
P'crlalo this opportunity; ale" giving those living on tbe routs
a fine opportunity to spend the day and evening In few York
to see 'he fireworks and visit v ??? ?' amusement. rare 23
rents each war Leave tio.il n at 6:30 a .?f and 3:.'!d P 14 ;
Glen Cove 715 A M ar.d 4 P. II ; bands' Point, 7:35 a. M
and 4 20 P AL; v-r??> revs, 7:50 A M and 4:34 P M ; Haslia*
doc*, o a. at And 415 P. M Will leave dew York at p.er .32
Esa*. river (Jam;s clip) on return trip, 9:20 a. M. Arid lu P.-M.
Tub IlEiT. VOST STTRACTIVS AND OtEkPESTOF'
all tbe advertised fourth of Jul? excursions ?The steam
boat If L* 8 Caotuln Josh A. Baulslr commanding, will
irave' a'bartne slip thla itfonday) morning, ato-eclseiy ni e
o'clock, and pier No 4 No-ih liver at half past nine, fir
Rock away, the (are being only 50 cents each way, and -Hart.
leg to Jc* Tcrk la Hate for ceaeongars to witness the u.e
wo'ka exhibitions In J> ew Tcrk and B'ovklvn A grand re
rstts will lake plsce to da;- fr'm the Seaside How, at Bocktwsy,
to commence soon titer the arrival there sf tan tolas.
A TH OP JULT t! XCCMION TO TT) K FlhHINO w ANE*.
4: By special reuuest the steamboat ItiL' Nl> HOME will
make at trip to the Banks, and wid 'save Grand street, A. at
I A. M t rek slip at and pier No. 4 N. ? M 8,4. fare tor
toe en tvtritoit onlj 50 etuto. ;
A TH JHLT EXCURSION TO GLR* COVB AND BACK
T totu-b'ng M City Island and Hew Rochnlle ?The steamer
CoNFlIutfttiC, t apt W Ji Greene. w;h make an excursion
to Glen Cove, leavtng Hew Tor* at 1 o'clock P K frornCathumestlp;
loo', of ' vtJge Bi.-eet Brooklyn at Vi o'el x-kj foot
of Grand street Wtniomxbuvg. at \% o'clock; foot of re ith
street East river at onarter before 2 o'clock; returning leave
olen Cove, at o'clock P. M. Fare for the excursion. 50
tents Hefkesbments ou board This excursion will give the
puhtie an opportanitv of viewing the scenery of the Bast river
and l ong Island Boned; also Blackwell's Island, Ward's
Island and Bandell's island. Keturn la time to see the fireworks
in the evening.
A TH JULY EXCURSION TO NItWBUBO, BANDING AT
zt Workers, Hastings. Bobbs'Ferry, Tarrytown, Singhing,
Hsverstraw, West Point, Cold Spring, and OomwaU Fare
50 ceo'sto Kevrhurg Kicorsirm tickets to Kewburg and re
torn, 75 cen'S. Steamer BROADWaT will leave pier foot of
Jay street Monday, July 4, at 7K o'clock, touching at Christopher
SDd Twenty second streets.
IQKQ JULY 4. 1869.
lOuti, The splendid Roston Una steamer
CUJhNKCIICOr
leaves her pier 18 N. R . foot of ' orttandt street, at 9; foot of
Spring street, ft. R , at 9:30, and Peck slip, It. R., at 10 o'clock,
THIS SuHMHu,
on her
GREAT NATION AI/EX0UR8I0N
uronnd Ftaten Island and the two regattas.
A SrLfcNDIU 11 ah D OF HUBIO ON BOARD.
Tickets for the roand trip 50 cents
For particulars see en- day pspers and Herald of yesterday.
FOURTH OF JULY.
SfiCrRTH OF JULY, 1859.
r TAMMANY FOCUS?*, OB COLUMBIAN OBDIB.
Celebration of the
Eighty third anniversary
m i?i.n>b'snism
AT
TAMMAltr TTAI.L,
On Monday, July 4, 18N.
OBDKR OK ARRAIfomirirW.
The Chief*, Hacfcem* and Warrior* will a**embl? In the
yrret Wigwam at Ho clock for the t'-aueantlop of buahieaa
r.t one o'clock P M. the Cranrl (.oimcll Chamber will be
thrown open for the admiral jn of member*, Invited gaeata and
lrlT.daot Ui? rorlety
lb? exercKet will commence with mnalc by Shellon'* celebrated
brHHR band.
I UK ImCLAJRATIOK OP TRDRPRNDENCB
Will then be read
? _ Bv How. J. Wmthrop CnAtnen.
Marie?"Hall Columbia" By the band.
OH AlIOW,
? , . _ By Hon Jons Cocnius*.
Mueie? Star Ppana>4 B?no?r" By the band.
After which the member* of th? MCtety, with their friend*
and the Invited *n*rta from tbl* city and abroad, will adjourn
to the kvntiet room. wbere patriotis toratt wrtll be *lveh and
W??mJei1 w bjt dtabhfuiaheu democrat* from all part* of the
The exerciaeeln theronncil Chamber will commence pre7
9 CJ??*. A!' democrat* friendly to the aoctety are
Qrfii&IlT IbvHM to hft nr?nd?nt
OOMWl'TKK OF AKBAHOBMRffTB.
Bacbem Jonathan Iruuer, taUiem v?l)eon Hma'J,
" Henry Vandewa'er, Oouglaa Taylor,
Klch'd B. Ptnoo'ly, " John Wheeler,
" Helton J Waterbury, " .lame* Murvhy,
" Thr-maaJ Parr, " Tbonvu Wbeelan,
" Wll'Wm Miner. " Joseph D. Baldwin.
Treat, Joiuili W. Brown. Bag'e, ueorge H. Maaaerve.
Scribe, J. W. rplcer. V, ig e. 8 C. Uuryea.
JOIIA KKLT.T, Father of the Oonncfl pro tem.
IBAAO V FOWLS,*, Grand8acbem.
_Cl?PXR C._CI1ILM, Secretary.
STIMITIJKKb
ACEAWRIR BUIT OF THH 'n.ffBRATKO Ra.OTJI
enamelled furniture, beaaUtul and elegant for all kl.idt
at reald enact, tn ouy or eouotr., may be had. from $25 and
upwarda, at tke old aataSilabel manifaetory, AVt Broad war
five d ?rt above laura Keene's theatre, toe Kagle rolutoie
prlng mattreta, p'liowt, wardrobtt, As.
BKUBOOM KMAKXI.l.KIi FL'XMTORR, Iff AM, OO
ion and ttjlre, of tnperior and warranted manuiaoture,
finished in lacdacapea, fruit, fretro and Bowera. at H F. fid
Bin GTOff'B, 363 i anal atreet, oppoatta Woottar. Eatabllehed
In 1848.
FtUPffTirBB BOUGHT FOB RRthT ffO"P.T ? A FAIR
Thine ytven Ir ready money fiw in -.Sure, c?rp??a, hooka,
Ac , at l?l blxtl avenue, between dl.jtn and ien-b atroeia.
Wimn, UftDORAv 4tC.
LJQCC1B W/NTBO, FOB OABH-BKAffOISB, IIS,
wmra. Ar ; mtill be in boed All (MimmanloutlotJii ooefl
dentla:. add/taa ff. W ,bjx 103 Hera.d uffloe.
I BBOBRH POST WlffB, BOTTt,BO t? rTPOB""); Tf,?.
\f reta f'om Barton AGuealier ar.dcV r ren.iUb'' r
leant bontea. cut: U a *t .evlhe -\ j*.fte i h ,i - ,
Meeteaei, Ae 'r > > S3 5d ' ? OTI pe? rant. PdtO old Oeoucray
hnit-'r vteAfe IM<! o>dM
U, o, AiitA, wine morn-' ep rtr.
ONDAY, JULY 4, 1859.
\ to let
fll to 1'ite Rent]* men. to a private bourn, with ah the aaedera'aip'ovriueala,
alao a singleroum. Inqaire at M 1'rAaee
atreot, ?ve doors wept at Bxuadway.
v PnBLOB, BE IIO'jX AND BATH BOOM-ONE
A rrcm ft, oae room tt par weak, or ranted by tbo dar;
m> alt fnrmabed if deetrvd; at the - 'neper Hoa<e. So PrankUa
It wt, atar Headway, ?U houaaa weat of 1' vlor'a saloon
Board in Hudson ?TA??T-rwo Kxtukmucn
ran be unoummodeled with 'all or partial board: alao,
two ycang ladlet, at 201 Hu'ton atraot, near Canal itoaot.
Board in brgorlym.-a pbw pubaramt boom,
with or wllhoet board, oaa be lotto fatf?ee. ba a Prioib
private IhaeUy. apply at 117 BaaaaaB atraot Brooklyn.
Boarding wantbd? by a gintlkuan and
wife la a prlrtto family to some plevaaat plane near the
10 ildo. convenient toibe city, Any pereoa having aunh a
place can addrevi Mating terms, Boardiwa' Reglatrr, No 78
Broadway. Boardersproeared WH J ARuPATH
Good and oh rap dodaingr -clean and oom
forlaUlo amgla room* 21 to 37 seats par night; geailen.
in and wife 7i> iciita. Globe Hotel, corner of Frankfort and
William eirecla N. T Open all otgbL
TWO NEaTl.iV PtiBNISWRD, POBAt) ANT ROOMS, WITH
pantries attached aattabla for a gentleman and wife or
aiagle genileuen: location pleasant aail convenient to ears
andaUgea. at SSU Fou/ih atrtst.
UNITARY HORN, NO 108 EAST FOUATRENTH
street, near I'non square.- Conducted on the auropean
fihn under tec un'Urv avatem Ihiaa noartmenia. allele er
it tunc, aaltahle for taml ira are now rannul l he prices are
gra bated to the exact coat, and the eiu-n.es of llvlue are lem
by i all than lor the uai ao.ruin.od-U. us In bole la of the
an ire capet H>. N h ?The ecuntux tea ot the refectory are
available to pereona reaidiog outude of ihe house
r HOYT 81BEBT?third poo* FROM FULTON AVB
U Dnti three muuUt' walk (Tom the t'liy UUl, Brooklyn; a
furnlrhni House to let, complete Willi all the modern kn
proveiuvnia. 1 be location partakec oftheut) and eouutry;
Bfteen rooma. all fu'otahed Inquire on the oremtaea.
T(t SPRING STKKgT, tBRKB DOORS FROM BROADO
way.- 1o let, several hsunaomev furotsbwi rooma, to
Ingle gentlemen J be location le near all the fir*' olaw boteli
and ulaceeot amvsemtuiUn the ally in the banning there Ik
a large reading rtstn. free tuqnlje of AttSitN U.,UtSi?
"IOQ WH*T TWELFTH HTKKET, EBTWKKN FIPYH
LZiO and Mith are cue.?A tl"e large front rcom. eaiiable
for one or two gentlt men, eaa be had, with board. Dinner at
lx o'clock.
Tf-C WEbT TWENTY SIXTH STREET -FOR 8ALS,
J\'?y that dvstrable private residence, IfiS WeatTwenty
atx'h street. near tlgh-h avenue Ifeold wttbtn thirty days, It
?oi be solo for K.OHi of which tl Mai may remain for toer
yearn apply to J. 1'ltOAitR, 197 Grand street.
HA ft BROADWAY -KLKOANTLY F0RWI8HKDROOMS
VTxO to let for fawl lee or (Ingle gentlemen, with or without
partial board the shove houre hai been thorough'? ro
paired and reftinhhrd, and ha neutral location for hmtnaae
mm ard proximity to place* ef amrinement render It a deatrable
residence.
""" " " " Ct?CWlt? ? aUm
TT" NYACT^^PRX^TV^F^ OH
fV Ibr hankaof the Hudaon wonld accommodate two or three
small lamUiea with board, pleaeant and airy reoma, good
ba.bbg Ac nqnire of PROTOfer, on the premlaea
A PRIVATE FAMILY, RBS(D(*Q AT FORT H?MfLtna.
can accommodate gentlemen and their win a or single
gentlemen with splendid rooma and board for the * a mar.
f<r fur tier parUcuUra apply on the premlaea to Dr. J. F.
M Allot*. the fouith houie from the Catholic Churcli on Hamilton
avenue.
Board on btatyn island?three or poor
persona rap be aocommodated In ? private co'tage second
Dcuteirum the corner of W eater veil and Filth avenues; a
1 e&xiiful view of the bav, and eight m'aatee' walk from the
'rgt landtag; or the mine would be let, fornlahed, te a email
fur lly Inqalre on the premlaea.
? VOUNTRY BOARD ?A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING
> / a very abort distance from the eltr, will accommodate
four grown persona: a fine location. An Tenru Si per -veek.
> or further paruculara addrues done* Sinclair, Herald oUlee
for one weak.
CTOUNTRY BOARD-TWO OR THRKY FAMn.IKS OAW
J be accommodated with board oa Uartleton HalgtU. Btaten
It'snd, at the .Mnr?n Mansl >n; hw * splendid vlsw of the Bay
And the surrounding country; the house It surrounded with
beautiful shade tree*. OentlCBiea conveved to sud from the
boat W?. (J. BP EaR. Proprietor.
ClOrHTRY BOARD FOR THB 8UMVBR, AT TH?
J Bleb lard Cottage. Cornwall Or ante county, artesitale
by tbe steamer Thomas Powell, or by the Hud sou River hallroad
f or particulars turpi.re of 8 FaNOIIBR, 26 Water
street, or or \VH. F HIXUiN, at HoruwalL
omHRR BOARD -A HlaLTHY, COOt. aND QUIRT
'rJ .It, ~wttb MA battling, An. ttefera to Dr W. K Itrowa,
18 Montague street, Brooblyu- J. D Steele, Ks-g , Msrsrs lalursnce
Co's offloe, 67 Wall rtreel: and ollwt Casta, Bsq.,
nrnr r of Pine and William streets, N. Y.; or sddrem the pro>risur,
st Quogue, Suffolk eonnty, L I.
U.D WARD QCFFIN, proprletw.
aa.WRsJf.T' EttcaOO.TR
Board at rivbrdalr, on thk hodson, oiot
bonr's ride'from ch*mbe?e street d>pot. A orients family,
occupying an elegant resldsooe at Rlvsrdale, would like to
take a few select boarders for tbe summer season. The luterlir
or the bouse Is furnished with bath, hot and oold water,
Ac , while the exterior emb< aces everything desired. Tbe stable
and carriage house are large and commodious, and the arrangements
for convenience throughout unsurpassed. Apply
to sullen agent, Ktverdale.
LA TOURKTT* HOTJ8B, BIIUUI POINT, rf. J.?
This fhihionable summer hotel Is now opsn far the recapSon
of guests. Tbe * ToureMe hosas Is beaaUfuky situated
te the banks of tbe Rill Von K all, opposite Itaten Island, tilth
an extensive water front, stood salt water bathing boating,
fltbmg. Ac, and pleasant drives In tbe vicinity, usntremen
wlib their families rts'img New York during tbe summer
mi,i tha will find the i* Tonrette House as sol veniestsa a hate',
In town htsamnoats lease pier 1 north river for llargia
Snlrl at US Q ? l , I II . ianSLK a II # u L...
Itrnt at 10 A. * and *H I' H.
W iSLSY W. RI J, ( ate of La Farfe House), Proprietor,
w. it taxes no longer to go treat Hew York to Bergen
Prist 'ban from Sooth ferry to Union square.
Lake moufgan nnnfs, having been knt.argbd
and entirely refurnished, Is now open ror summer boarders:
delightfully situated < n the picturesque Mcbegen l^>ko.
fournslies east of Preksklll trr-Mlble by all tralrs on the
H' dron B'-er Failrood; carriages nt tbf depot for the house
on tbe arrival of fv?ry 'rote; for rplrodid drives, scenery,
good flsk'ng and heatthv localltj, witn convenience for reaob
ire the city, this situation csnnot no excelled. References,
flfl'Dy a o.; J. W. Winter, banker, 44 Exchange place: II. 1C.
l.owlts 14 Beef man a reel; P Oaaaner Appleton s Hull (lings,
>com 48. For terms, Ac., address A. W. Palmer, reckxklll,
Li ,
Mansion hourk, long branch, n. j., is now
opes for the reception or guests.
SamuKL LAIRD, Proprietor,
NEW YORK HOTEL. PBNATOQCIT, LONG IHuAND,
situated on the shore of Great south bay, opposite Fire
Island; distance from New York forty miles. Good Ashing,
boating, ba'btng and pleaaannt drives Trains leave South
ferry. Brooklyn, at 10 A. M and 8:30 P M. for Thompson sfe
Hon, where stages are always in readiness.
ROBERT MoKINNTN, proprietor.
OA ELANDS.?A FEW LARGE AND SPACIOPR PAP.
Ion* wl'h bedrooms attached can be bad at this beautiful
pltce. situated near the New Hamburg depot and landing, on
tbe Hudson rtver. '"an be reached three or fonr times a day
by rall'oad at d roan.boat For particulars address 0. P. u.,
box 190 Herald office.
RICBTELD SPRINGS?AMERICAN TIOTRL.?THE PRO
prir.tor of toe American, Wu P. JOHHbON, begs to an
pounce to hit numerous old patrons, and all who may honor
htm with their company, that he has tbe pa# season added s
promenade piazza of IfO feet In leng'h, and other valuable conveniences
to his buildings, for tbe eomfnrt of It's guests His
table wtU be furolabed with the delicacies and subaUntnisor
the aoasou. Tbe bulphur Water spring*, the hot and cold nil
Ehur wa>er baths are within 100 feet of hla rooms, which are all
age and airy, fine luxes, abounding Id fish, ure withiu a
abort distance of the hotel, and are visited through tie m ict
besutlful mountsln seer erv In Otsego county. Thelncsl Is but
fourteen miles from Herkimer, andean be reached la t'rae to
tee, by leasing thiany at 9 o'clock His charges are moderate.
Musicians aie engaged for the sea arm to add enact nitmen
t to the evenings.
SOW HOTEL, RBH ISLAND BEACH,
la new open for the reoepttou of guests.
T. T. tSLOOtLt* A CO.,
Yjstara ?n take the Lob* Island Kit-road at Bout^fmy,
Brook yn, (at 10 a. M. and at S JO P. M ,) where |Uckott cm
be procured to the Surf hotel via Doer Park, tbeooe by omnibus
to Babylon, where the new and splendid steamer Ware
Cap! H. Honthard, wlU be la waiting to eonrer rmaaniignu to
the hotel. Fare H 76.
SEA BATHIHQ.-THB ALI.KGU kFT H.HJHE AT I.OICQ
Branch, N. J., la now open for the reception of vivitera.
Families accommodated on reasonable terma
M. WAKDELL, proprietor.
SURE HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH,
la now open far the reception of rMteri.
T. 1. BLOOhlaK A 00.,
Proprietor*.
SEA BATHING.?OONGRYhS BALL, LONG BRANCH,
If. J., will be open for the reoept'on at visiter* J aly 4.
The abore bouse Is Wit with all the modern Improvements
and convenience* o' a Unit clean house, and ia located within
one hundred jartnot the bench Persona wishing to empire
rooms can do so by addressing Wool nan btokea, Long Branch.
CHBKWBBOBY. EKW JERflgT.-THB PAVILION HOIkJ
tel. Port Washington, la now In pcrfectorder for the renep
tlrnand accommodation of permanent or transient boardvs.
Ibe nndorslgned pledges himself to leave nothing undone that
nan tend to the oomfbrt and pleasure nf those who may fro
quant tbla hotel. Bathing. Ashing and hasting of all ktn ls tin
surpassed. Good stabling and aeoommodartsn foe borer a, and
ti e surrounding country ailordsmaoy pleasant rides and shady
walks. THQ8. Da VIA.
rpkBETO* FALLS. NRxR 0TIOA, DEW TOEK
1 1V HTkhtrriVkAr 4* forma t)w nnhMo Hini hi a
at the above place la open for tbe .-aoeotlou of vWtora, and cm
be reached from CUea within an hour b? railroad.
The onlqr.e and romantic aoenerv of tbeee fella la to nnlver
aallv known that the uodert'gned deem* II only neenMary to
aaenre hie gnrale that the eitabllebed reputation ot h? bonne
will be roaMOned, aa It baa been for the laat twenty Ave ?eara
U MUO&tC. ifoprleeoc
WEPT IHT,*ND HOITPS-BY OSA8. H. RO?OI.IS9, OK
Weatlelaud, aearHeaoonent Point, and about 1 % inline
from the Heaoon net Hoote In Little ivmptno R.I. The location,
tor purity of aea breezea ana eiceUeaae of tub lac around, le
confidently believed to be utuorpaued naaa, tactic and
other flab and aea fowl in their scaecn. are taken In great
abundance. Convenient fihlng Voela and (tillable ai tendon la
will he furnlabed, and all the wantt ot thoae who may patronize
the houae will receive carefnl attention l^te bouae la large
and oommoditma and oontaloa iatuelcnt rooms to actomtnedate
a large number of guevta 1 he moat convenient ivntea to
Writ Island are by ateamera from new fork and Provtdenoe
to ha'l nlver alao by railway 'rota 'button rttagei leave Vail
hirer dally at 11 o'clock a. M for Keacnonet Houae, Little
Comptcra, B I, connecting there wMt-atbgea for the Point,
where are convenient ter?y boata tor tfgt 'aland teturnlug
(tages leave In aetaou to connact ?t Pa'.l Mlvar with the care
for Boston and ateamem to t'rovMence and few York, for
further Information Inquire o'I.e WSuN V. TILTON. ateaurd
of ateamer Krnplra Mate, pter 3 Narlh i Iver.
1 ii f\q -^HifTwiTrni tcrunin* spsikor, opn
IOut7< toTWteraaaAtagbeaJMtarpleaenre, froaa Jeaei
to iretober I? AooownrotWhioe foe twgr MM vMtora - The <Mdg
Vwte Kul| hur ?prto|? are (Busied to I ela vare en nam
eljbleet. mtiea ootrlh of t V-lttmbm, lib* een'tai o' >bto ) <?,
del ia river, ten mllee from Le'ewro, Ave -nt'e* ty.?, Ma
Wtlte tnlptior sun je on the fpru.tr'aid, Mount V'ernoa sad
Ptthibnry .Kailread, and tob ml,eg from I'leaapnt Valley m
furl; it- e'-euon an die Ooluuiboe, i'lque and Indihaa baCroed
The uiedtcl .a) quail We of theae eprln?a are anaivpaeeed by
U ea of any "toor mineral eaters hi 'be 1,'nMiMe
T<yrj) or Mfcr' Infemavtrrn add nee Andre- W'Jnoa, it, 1?*fo
nlphnr Uprtaw, tMo. *
____
U-MOVAI, ?t)*p ?*' !? Pal.tM a << OER IUPE t
emoved Lots ui I'tjurl 10 S3 Horror a'/eet, onrre.- ftoi
lege cl'vv HJh&tZT m patd' .54.
("IBBAT BKRBOTIOja-THK VA NKKRMI.T WV?d
T iihiNh tliMMiiMmll ai'l erery fortaigbl
ln?w? Mow a atk. oaalbaoipi a *nd Havre. uader veall
?WK'I leaving <hta aide each alternate dalimiey Rud the
other tide each alienate Wednetdar :?
rtoM nrvr tork fro* havhr and
FOR SOUTH A MI-TON SOITTI1ARPTON
_ AND BAVRR FOR ?(W TURK
TANPKBBTLT, hefevre....H?l'y. Julr 18. W?l'<, aw 3.
AB EUWURtu....... bat'j, J ul j 30. w?rt, au?. 17.
CFa^QOIIN BethRFT. Sat'y, a ug IS Wed'y, our. 31.
Then* H'paaitbipa have watertight <v>n2partfpeutt iT?rry
able ?erv?n*? Pitre of oateago (eNhor ?*v the aatne)? Fl-*t
aablo. SHI too $1(10; ie?n<l ca' to ?50 and Still; third aanto *tt.
Utrliflcatea taaaod of pvirro front hturoiie to Aoterua.
locate dRjtvRi eil 1a leadauand Path
P. TOaRaWCK. ?o s Bowling llrcon, New York.
nlUm AR9 BOB TV AKRtUOAJI BOYAIi
JARS HTB aMfiFtP*.
FROR a aw TORK *0 UTBRFOOU
(^if nHi pMWjfi .pi9t
""faKi BOSTOB JO UTERTOOL. * '
WHet tahta naap
Beoead eahta paesare 00
The ablpa Worn Hoetoa call at Haltfhx
MUlflla, Oapt. Jadkha, OA" a DA, (tept Iab?.
JAaBU. i An A J. Mom. AKBRIOa, Oapl. Millar.
H? A, Rapt. R O Lett. MIAUARA.Capt Andereo*.
kfujfA lie pi flhanaeo. BITBOPA, Oapt J heltoh.
laaae jemrie carry a ala*r white tight at wiatheed; {rem
m atarboerd bow; red oo port bow.
OABAR4, Lang, leave* Itooton. Wadraaaday, Joaa 1
Ajfta, heft. " In York, Wedoaada>, Jam S
UJWBIOa. War, " Beaton. Wedueaday. jam U
IBftSOA Utuaannat, ' Hew Tork, Wednesday, J una n
S&ROPA, I eitch, - BopA io, Wodoewlay, Jana ?
mint, Jndklna, ? Hew Tork, W?tae*d*v, July J
ARABIA, Maae. " BobIob WedeewUy, Jote 18
JUA, an*, " New York, Wedmwdaj, July K
lAd.-.DA, lABft, " Boalon Wedwetdar, July 17
ARKIOa, Mkaouow, " Bow York, Wadn?day, Aaauet 1
Seethe not aaeured DnBI paid for.
* a erperlltoeed aargron on board.
the ov? aere uf (heee shine will not be aaoavoitable iBf gOM,
Nteet, hnlllon, apoela. jewelry nreetoua atone# or ??W?
inlete Mtte nf fading are algned therefor and Ibe ralaa (hereof
ie?<m ejpr^mw ror ireigtu or gaaaags appiy w >
JUWaBP, ?oTWtta| Qrsea
VOTICF.-IN FUTURE THE RTRAMER* OF THTB
1* line will coll at <V rk, InUni, to land letter* and p?mgers
Meam to Liverpool. railing *t Cork sad via Livcrniol
lo 1 ondiD, Olsagiw, Dublin Belfast and in lit at the principal
town* In Ireland at greatly redused raiei The U erpnnl.
Kp? Tcrk and Philadelphia "teamshlp Lvonaot'? splendid
01 jdo built Iron screw steamships are Intended to sail aa fol
lews:?
mil KgW YORK,
CITT 0* BALTIMORE Saturday, Julv 16.
Oil* OF WASHlNUlON fatnrdny Jule 311.
KaNUAUOO Saturday. august 13.
At 13 o'clock nnon, from tiler No. 44 N. B.
tilts or PASgAGN.
P-hln rota New Tork and Philadelphia $75
Ti "1 lata from New York to any or the above named
placet .30
k. u i tickets available for sti m intbe 60
Fasscugtrs forwarded to Havre. Pari*. Hamburg, Hremen,
Antwerp and all parte of the continent without de'av. Nonce ?
These ateamera are provided *l>h every reoublte lo ensure
the Immediate eiUnctlon of Are aid the strictest diacindon )
enforced with regard to the nee of light*. Passengers to Ire
lend bv this line avo d the ilak end detention of cal'lng at tit
Johns, aa the ?leamer? proceed to Cork direst. For freight or
passage app y at the office of the Com nan y.
JOHN O DALE. 15 Broadway. New York, Agent
In Liverpool, to WM INMaN, Tower Buildings
J30B SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,
THE CNITtn PTATKH M1 IT. PTYAMBB ABACK).
D LINE*. OOMMtNPEB.
Will leave *or Havre, touching at Uonthamoton to land the
malls and passengers, on Materday, Jnlv IS. at Ito'eknk from
pkr Mo 37 North river, toot at Beach street
This ship has Are water Nsht eooapartmeata, enclosing the
engines so that In the event or oollwdcn or stranding the water
could not reach (hem and the pump* beiag free to voark, the
*e 'elf of the vessel and passenge. s v-ould hs secured
Prtee of paasage h? arced eabtn %7R and t?*l
Baggsge not wanted daring the enrage abosld be sea* ea
hours the dav before sailing, marked beaiw "
hi consequence of the perrolnioi, to introduce bread slufft
tato Iranoe thee of duty (r ing ?Undrawn, the Fallon and
Arago will hereafter take snch general freight v mw be offered
W 8. DRAYTON, Agent, No 7 Br.isd ?a'
N. B ?'The steamer Fallen wtll amtoeod the Arago, hod sail
August 20.
STEAM TO IRELAND DTRBCT FOti ?3? -THE LIVERpool.
Mew Vo-k and Thlisda'phla Bteatuahlp Otrupauy?
Splendid and powerful s<eamab'pa arc Interded to ?alf
ritou Belfast Attn coiiic. | mots ssv tork to couk >?u
VltfO, June 20 and July L I Liverpool.
I YIQO, Saturday, July 3
rates or fassaor
fabha. from Hew York to Oork and Liverpool I"3
Btterage " " " " " 30
Including aa unlimited hllowfcud of the best cookel p "
vl?k ns, which will be served b* the romonnv's steward* f t
aengerg b? this line avoid the rvlc rrd great detej,tnnor o.
at Hh'Km aid Bt Johns. as tbe stealers sat direct to V>-A
For freight ?r passage gpnlt to JOMN McAiCR 103 V<otnr.?
treat. Belfast: to "ork to C W D REYWOUB % CO . in* n
Pbilade'phia and New Yo-k at the onmr soy's offices; 10J W*'
but street, Philadelphia, and Id Broadway. Few fork
JOHN a. .OALB.Agent.
WILLIAM INMAN, Agent, 62 and 63 Tower Buildings,
Liverpool
Further saffiogs will appear In future advertisements.
mat NORTH GERMAN I.TOYD'S MAIL BTXAMSHIT
1 ltaF.MKN,
B. Wessels, Commander,
Ca rrying the TJptted State* msll. will ooslHvelj eat! on
SATURDAY, JULY 9, AT 12 M ,
for Bremen. via Southampton, taking passengers for London,
Bavre. Southampton and Bremen at the following rates:?
First cabin $1*0
Record cabin 60
Steerage 56
Fur freight or puaiage
apply In
OKLPACKK, KB0TGBN A RKTCRELT,
84 Broad way.
STEAM TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND-T IB
i ew and powerful steamship GLASOJW, Cast Tbomn-,
Eileen Wednesday. Jut* 6 Bates ot passaget* (1 w?
Liverpool, Belfast Dublin and London or Londonderry:?First
else* $76; steerage, (lound with an abundance of prope.-iv
co ki d proclaims), $30 For passage spply to 1 AH,4 'OTT A
16 South street New York. Drafts supplied, pa able on
demand, throughout England, Ireland, Sootland and Wales,
for ?1 sad upwards.
rl OLABOOW AJTO NEW YORK HTWl v? Hip (yog
pany hatend salltrg their new and oowerful steamoet
from Mew York direct for liiaagow, as follows:?
GLASGOW. Thomson, Wednesday. July 6. at It o'clock, noon.
EDINBURGH, Cummlug. , at 11 o'clock uo-ut
iates of passage from New York Philadelphia or Rosiest
oO'safOW, Ltvarpeot, Belfast. Dublin or Londonderry:?Firs*
tahmllB- steerage fonnd with es abrudanceof cooked pro.
rLlotsi, *30. Far freight or passage apply to EOtfEJtY
iTAa to. *8 3roadway.
Royal matt, bt* awrhtp perbia -fob Liverpool
Tie PFR8IA, O. II. E. Judklns, commander will sill
fTOm the stream, on Wednesday next, July 6 a steamboat
will ply between the eompany'e wharf, st Jersey City, and the
PeiB'a from 9>4 to 11 O'clock A. M., to convey pamrngers and
baggage only on oourd Tn consequence of the great number
of persons who go out In the small steamers, and lite great rusk
arising therefrom, paswucera are requested to take lease of
their friends on the whs?f, m they cannot be takes on board.
The aBXa will sail July 20.
R. OUNABD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
TLA* TIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CO Si8.
pany's New York and Gal way line.- The oaxi departure
from New York will be the steamship ?DaL .lyr. (Xptak
Nicholson, on Tbnrtday, the 21st of July next, toothing at 3t
Johns, N. t torecetyethe royal mails. Prices of passage:?
Mrst eiass, $90: second. 660; third, gtO, including (ree tickets
to the principal ol'Jss on the main Ursa of nuiwav la Groat
Britain and Ireland Third else# meet provide plate, tnPe
fhrit, Ac, and bedding. Passage to it Johns:?y>rst e'ass
$36; second . #S6 For freight or psasage Inquire ot the ame
rioaa Expreea Company, <1 Hudson sweet, and at their other
advertised office t in the Interior. Passage is tbe third cifuw
ian be secured at any of tbe above offices to bring parsons out
from any of tbe Drlncioal cities on the lines of nii>? w
Great Britain tar $35. or from Ohlwav Tor $30
am*RIOA* EXPRESS :OMPA vy,
ililX HOUiJUfiD, Manager.
UtOR LIVERPOOL.?OLD BLACK RTaR LINE.?THR
P favorite packet ghlp JOHN BRIGHT, Cip'aln Cutting
saila. n the fcth of July For paaenge, having superior aaeom'
nitdaUon*, iiDp'y oo board, pier 27 Kiwi river, or to W1L
M*P8 A QUION, 40 Fulton atreet and 171 Broadway.
For liverpool.?tub superior black ball
dlpoer rhip gkkat western, Captain Purber, tal'i
to morrow, for ruwie having uro-quallrd aooo-amuJaUon
apply oo board, foot or Bleecker atreet, or to
JACOB wilson. 108 South street.
TfTHB NKW MNR FOB CALIFORNIA BTH AND XTTK 09
X each month?Great rednohow at rare.?The fa rente
teaauhip NORTHERN LIGHT, Gapt. Tlnklwpaugh. will ;?ai?
(Toot pier No 3 North river, Faraday, July S, at 1 o-t'oti
P. m., eooDObtlng. via Panama Railroad, with staanishi,
dories. For paaeage or Trelght apply at the bolv nit -rftSe
One No. B Sowing Green. The North Par will wwieeed
the Northern Light, and leave New Tork an tba Wtb of retr
eeaaaettng wltn the Oriiaba. D. B. allkn. Agent
N. 8.?All oeraona are forbid trusting any ene aw i-mij! 31
the above ahlna or owner*.
UNITKDSTATKIi HAIL 8tbambhip lini
roa
california,
Via Panama Railroad.
The (teasnefclp MOBS taylor, Jno. MoGowan, eoramender.
wlUaall on Tuesday, Julv 8, ISM. at J o'otociR. rt
from pier font of Warrao atraet. North river, eonneotlng at
Panama with the steamahip Snnora, Capt W T LAppHge.
For passage apply only to L W. RAYMOND, 1,7 Went
atraet, corner of Warren.
iw ort jttnb! ~ ~~
MOBTLR. MONTQOMRRV. ATLANTA.
< ALBANY, COLUMBIA. MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various Dlacca la fl'Tlda,
Via Ha VANS AH. <ia
The AUGUSTA, Capt m 8. Wr.odhull, will leave on Satu?
dav, July 9 at 4 P. M . from pier No 4 North rive-. /Ip'tnts
can hebad f'irthe fo lowing place?-f*re n? low aa bv any
oiberttetmer?from New Yora to Savannah aouommoilatloua
superior:?
Few tori to New OrWnn, $.19 75; Mobile ?35; Montgomery
Ala , t%, /.tlanta Ga., fit; Alhanv, Oa , fit; Columbia, G? .'
$22; Maoon, Ga , $21; Augiie'n, $20; Savannah, $15.
SAMUEL L. MITCT'ILL A RON
Ho 13 HlMi)! war.
The FLORID *. Oapt. 7*1415 Crowell, will eiiooeed ud leave
on Saturday. Jul; IS, at i P. ML
rR BAVANNAH AND SOUTH AND POUTHWESrH
Ihe American Atlantic Screw n?*mahip Com cany * now
and elegant rteamahlp HUNThVlLLl!;, Jno A Poet commander,
will leave tiler 12 North river on Saturday, Jnir ? at 4
O'cl c* P. M Pawag* to Savannah. with uniurpaMyl uraim
modatton*, $16. Through ticket* in Now Or lean*, Hobi'o
Montgomery, Albany. Atlanta, Columbus. Macon, Anrn?'t
and' principal plane* In Florid* at lowest rate* Fr'ightten
cent# per loot; torse lota heavy good* taken ai reduce rates.
Insurance. on* Sail per cent apply to 11, U GttoMVFALb A
TO . Hi Weat street The Montgomery succeeda/m Saturday,
July 16.
lilOR TBS BOOTH AND 8 UTHWRST. VIA GHARlIH.
J ton. H. C?Semi weekly United State* Mall tela Wneel
Bteanahlp Une.
CaMn rae*ap? $16 Deck. V)
TheeL-amrhlp OOLTTVMA. Cartein Berry, will leave pier
Ho. I North river on Wednesday, J uly 6, at 4 o'clock P. M.,
preclaely.
Through ticket! to the following place*:?
Hew Orlean* $:!' > 7b GhwrloU*. H. C $21
Mon'gomcry, Ala ?' "" Augusta, 9a 20
M>iWle/\...! W "0 Atlanta, (Ja 22
Nohvtlla, Tenn <*> Colombia. H 0. 20
Memobla. Tenn 83 60 Jackson ,-i!lc, Tie 21
Kravll% TM V 00 Pllatka, Kla 23
For freight or paasa*e apply to
* SPOrrOKL. rinAHTON A (JO.. 19 Broadway.
The fhvortie steamship Jamee Adger, A. Adam* commander,
wUl succeed on Saturday, Jo'7 t
Kiriuoib RATK3.-FOR NORFOLK, $6; PKTftKS
burg or rtlohmotd. $g -lb* a camehlp ItOaNOKK, <!apL
<i. W < 'inch, will receive freight fiw the alicyo place* on Tuwr
day and Wedne?d*y, at pier 13 North river aid leave Wodnrwday,
6lh Inst , at .1 o'clock Freight for pnorihurg landed at
(llty Point and ihat for Norfolk at Portsmouth. I'awage,
stateroom tucloded, to Norfolk reduced to Id; Peteraburg rr
Richmond, stateroom Included, rcducrd to $8 M?*Ik fit) neiit*
extra. l.UD'.Att a HKINK8RN, n? Br vidway.
kfRWYORK HOTFI,, JOLT 2,1 WW ?3" ANTKI1, A H?1RTT1
t v In the stenmr l'er?|a. A very liberal Ivinn* wtl' bo given
f.r k comfoiiablo berth on the *cr?la, to sail on toe din |ni'?
? l.erili lor a auut!t,.:.iun, Audrcuo ulQoo of the New tork
U-XtU
RAim-lu.
WOK B?L*-THE A R J 1 PROFRURK MAWA?A TV
r Bmiiilf'.f order h-ro 'homutbl* W^lW tn4
of thr luhi'*t*.n diuir.Lvtoov Y<? ;eei cook U leet t.e~m ?uo H
feet bold capable of rutr. vln^ i71 b>nt I'he a'jovj SMI ?iu
be ?'M rbeap For fu' bar oe*U ul.rv buqutre of J 4 IK
L1RH1LU Pry oek Iron Wo-Y? ?*|TombiM '?'r?w,
t F ARM, BANIWIKPLY 8TTn A ft |fe It IMJ ANH*?AT,]^
m VMrtni*! Mitt Wvr vale or aiaitange ? anon* lilt
MTM at Ull4 I'rlli* belly* AMI burn t> n mmttl walk troflO
4euat, uo d'lv rwo lruim Now Turk, InqaPe of W?
TlbANI Y, 4tl r Achaoge vWu
Afarw tor 8a],r-ik hr?c<k county ssitf
/amp1 . 20 ?cre?, hoy to and all nee?eaarv entbulVth'ir hd
arrfeBt order. lai n* otnhatd and everv veetety of fruit, well *
wulwed fur fi.ll rieaorlption am nar'tiuWni epplv at faring'
M market, corner at 11 road war and B Maker tweet
rAHJl FOR 8AI.R A "OCT) riOMB I* WBFTO'IBMr?It
connl?, twent three mllev fr-vn ?ew Y rk; tea eorek
ootid land. Out! anti 'bare 'reev, Tlnv o'ttA?e twdro
ra?n and carriage hoove; at ha^l'hv >e err o'h?r nlwo; th'"0
I inLeafrom n,e deuot #4.000 oath Inquire of Dr IHJIUJC,
JO aatt trvri.cc.onUi street, or 00 Uia prealeee of Kt.lad If.
LAWMAR<iJB.
IP OK 8 AIR- A TUB* DUTCH * Bl.E IRViWTYIENY.-A.
A? productive prop* rtv, leased at a r??t of fS.MOO p -r yetr,
pay aide moutniv; terms mar. . Part would betoken In other
prnprrtv. appjv be wren 2 and 3 p w to it \ J'J?K8,
Manhattan Lite inanrance tJotnpsuy, No SI Naaaao street.
LOB SALK-TTIE NEW, FIRST CLAIM FOUR eTOBY '
r brown atone front bnuie Sbvfa) fort, with self acting twee
p-rnp and all modern Improvements, noma'ete to evert part,
rdaa one of the eerj h?s' attna? No. 3(1 <alt Thirty slitli
rtreet, between Fourth and Madteon avenues Inquire 00 the
premises.
rB SALE AT YORKER*?TWO AND A HaLF ?" ?
from the depot A '.arte And eleaant Halt an villa 00 tn Mtndtnp
a beautiful nod extensive view of the river AU3
MWdtoi sitei from right to tiftv aorea Apply to O. H BO 'KKaSTak,
U2 Front atrMA or VL T BUloOMt. adjolnto* Uto
p nan lan
For salbor kcthanub-a somrkkofr?auti.
ful villa altrann ibr Budann river, within forty mlnutea
of Raw York; water hta liero brought fro.n or er fttl.nA
tprlapa.and can be oarrlrd through an? bonre ibrt may he
erected; the property U blgb and eomioanda hue I'lltud and
rivur view, will be told 011 euay in ine urrxrhangrd tor 'e *
York or ilrooklyn prosertj. apply to J. R WlhKltts. 11 Pine
street
rBFsI.KOKFX 'HsWOB FOB IMPROVKO PROonO8?e
etty property % country residence eimtiMn# 79
htres ot drat cijus l?nd, with the crops si <*k ssd Urmmg
tensile, stlusUd lu the town of wnttp-irt, Sslr-Wl costey,
Conn , sdioining. Id port, tie he?n<iful end extensive ground*
f Moris Kei-bum. Ksg There is ? mile piss* ire ground on
MW premlsts, grmded lexel Trow All to 70 feet wide. strsP sides,
wUb proper turns; s b*?ti*ful drlre for pleasure dnvng or exarsKtug
horses. It wild t>? Spp'led to tar osoend sour* m?
snd Improvement of the bores, or 'w onbUt purposes The
place Is under Improvement, sud susceptible of beuig uiude s
hesutlful resident* Iho whole ?r part ssn remain un bond
snd mortgage for s term of jeers. If reouTed for further
ssrttetlars epply <o li. WaBEM a*, St Nicholas Hotei, from
I to 10 o'clock 4. M
FOB 8. LE OB TO LEuSK?A FABM OF IS ACriBS OF
rich garden lsnd, wi*h house snd hsrr, fruit tree*, oily 16
ml'es from Brooklyn Ferry, st'uu'ed In the toon o' U?mp- 4
s'esd V'lley Sir euro; teres atndenile. Apply to T. W Alt- 1
HUaW8KI, 7# t hsiham street
Cf'TH STREET-FOB 8 L?, A U>T ON N^Bm BIDS *
t/U of Fl'tj ? >.h street, nesr sixth uv-nee. between mrih
tad Pcverth. Fifty cr rent why remain for fire years Apply 1
J. PaCaHV, 197 UlStd street
wwt, els. r*cli '
DI8TTU/FRY TOR R *T,F-Tw OBOKB FOB Ku*CF?Cturmgruro
95 per rent alcohol co.ngne en l ptt'C shirt's;
it will be soid 00 fuvnruole terms or exchanged ;or n"ter property
apply on the premises 117 snd 119 Troy s're-t
?j or uallt-a cutlaa and orindino rat abp1?^JC
meat, wi'bs'curh rse engine sn tsix horse outer see
forgespd ?U the mliT tnu-blpert, toolestd tutores wi'h toe
good will of the truce wbleh Is of elgnt yesrs' standing torse
men bre < mt loved ut nreeent, snd tbe bti.ln,-s fan >*j lno-o*eed
to sdvsDtsye, 'he proprietor wish's# to redre on ?' <muV. of
l|t- A MkUifil.
No 2 Mechanics Block, Onion st-?et, new asvia, Ct,
FOR FALB?THE .Bs?1I. FTfOt aND FORtTtfTRR
of Mm Fsstuure1 Betel, 111 0 derstiesi i h- 1?icon 'or
selltig the prcprletor U going to ri rope and cusuot V'er.t to
It bnr psrucolurs Ictiolre Of CU VfiLiH B ?, on toe
premises, 141 oedar street.
U OR 8ALF-THE FIX'CR 8 aN1> OC ?l? TILL OF
T the well Uncivil Franklin Ho ?!. corner of MyrtV uve.ua I
? d Broedwsy, Brooklyn For fj-iber psrtlca'ers lo'iutre ja I
ih preuittes
cior raj?f?a howl *??> sr asdin<i house, i?h5
J* long Irate row ready for ? lew I.'ardera flushed .I'-hm
half m hour 0/ r ew York. ' er-y ho?'ieve/( b'ir Tbtaiaa >
genulre cbriice and 1* ae'dom m-t - lih *Uib?(Qltwt - **crllice
for csah Apply at liomer'i Kb?Je?, 61 Du&ue a.reel.
<POR SAlK?A l.ABOK AND PAOFITABI.E MaCULfl
C monumental but Inert art nary (ted tt doet not require
a kDowlroK" of we tradtj hiving $l,6U0 or uo <r*rd? u%f
bu*b ??? by adJredog Ike tdre'llae boi'199
Brooklyn Foat offii e
FOR batr-tpc nvfuri?*:* i^riKa AWT to
embark In another hntlnerr will (ell very low, V, a r oh
eu?bmer, the ttoct good ? ll (ndfliiurrenf a igM and nty
fl'able hut lne?s well re'r-hllrhed In the greatem ther)u?hr*r?
downtown & am?ll cardial amy required Addreia Aovertiaer,
br x 161 Herald office,
FOR BALE. CUEtP?ThK STOCK AND JIXTDKRS CT
the < nhoeke'nk billiard *a'n->ti. enwr doing a goad buetneaa.
corner < f Bleerker and eul'lvan ttreetg
RaBE CHtN<E~FOR PaLE. a FEKNCII OA M it HIcan
bakery wl'h all ih- Cx'.uroa; abutted at 63 r'ourih tvei
ae. Apply on tin prrtnlte*. or uaM'siBK, 77 ur?n at
STEAM ENGINES AND BOIbKRS FOB Sab* OHEAP,
lor rarh -one 18 none power, with boiler; two 11 h ,ree
power, wltn boliere; two alule lalbea twinge 2i in -tin a eo,
one alt-am pump. Inquire ul a j, UbaY, Sol i?e<t .urcd.
dOi'SKS, room* ~lkc'vs.tt
HOI RE WANTED AT MODERATE RENT, -vtth M>
deru ?>tvra:i*n*#a ftiruiabed or nn urmnh^d 1
Second avenge and Broadway, not ahnvn r .?r.?i?ih ?<*<*?*
Addr?nr ft. fnallia Clark, care of Jo*. Coe A Co , inbune
BuUalogi
OR* GOO US, <UC.
, T PK PKRCBVaL'S, fi*7 BAOADWyT?At.1. K 'I)?
it of 5 rofccb embrrl l?r to iv'er, initials for baonkerib off,
r t ie linen nrd but tmbo tool optqy ,V% nrnV-owrr* tr...
teanarerring, laceedone up Hie nr-? Lruitef nod ooildren'd
> dtr karoo ?jtn elwaje oo hand. nd made iu order.
AT GREATLY REITTCRD TRIORS.
JaMES On.aV A CO
Now Oder ibc whole of their atock of
RlCu litvKKn < otiDB.
BEtlj LtOid
and
FRENCH EMdKr,IPERTF8,
At pr'atly reduced prl ea.
729 ilroau ??), cori er Vaverley olac*.
a T DE PRRORVaL'S, 657 B?u \LiW aY - HTaMiViO r.HiX
broideries i f every description at wbtl-sale u < r?mll;
stawplex Vi order eieotted in <be aea'ryl and raoa' oerf-y,
HKDT rr, embroidered yoke" o" dlU'cenl klpds also for al^ht
dresses Cbl nren's pique sulta
V FACT-WOVEN bKlRTB *UE THE M<WT 86RVT
a able?We are making 40 arrtnga, 30, 21 90, '6 and 11
aprlr?s, patent woven a d a K"'d ahape I>e*.l*-a call and
eiamuie our woven aklrtt, eelllue cbeto Old w iven
over (1. H. HaKl'lAU, woven uiri factory, 231 Spring
atreet, near Eudaon
CHARLES STREET A CO.,
NO. 475 BROADWAY.
WILL THIS WRKK O-rjra. aj A
GKKAT BMHTCTTOff
FROM FOaMWi PRIORI,
THE BALAiiCa OF TliiCfit, MXTkmiLVE 8T0C?
or
8TLK Mai NTlTjlaAfl.
flTliTt A?T> LACE HAMTtLLAS,
F0SIIBR ALU FBKJiOa LAC? StaNt'I UrH,
BARBIE *Nl) OtiitN IMPK M*.N7Iuu?R.
TRaVELLIMUI SUITB,
MI) A UkB.VI VAKIBTV OF
SUMMBB 8H ? WL8,
All of which will be (old at ervee llnrly low prices, to mnko
room (or (all Impuruuoun.
Domestic totjrtotb bhoo?.d not lfavs tub
cl'y without ouiflttlDg (mm tie lame etoek of runnier
clothing to be had extravagantly eh'mp of DRUM jOuD &
PROCH, 314 Broadway.
ELACTIC CURD#, WEBB, 3RAIDR AMD BURPE*.
dera.?Oases of these fabrics ef patent vnloanlzed rn'mar
are beusg nonn%*ntl> imported lor sale, tu onojunctioo with n'J
my own raann'aoturee. None of the above goods am t>e legally
sold in >be United Rwtes without my sUoto
JlORaCK H DaT. 23 Oorllandt atreet.
Emporium of r ascioh*.
I.adles can find ready made clotb'ng for themselves and
children or have their own materials made to order, 'n the
latest stvies. at Madame I.a YCOi.K 8; alto fashions' le dressmaking,
cuUltg <nd bnstln:', pinking (luting ar. l e'. "..irg.
MadMDO la now lu Europe and will mate extensive arrrnrmen's
i t Paris nd '.nclon rssliions 'or tha fail asd
winter in patterns of all luds, at Silt Canal street.
GRBATRABCATNR
In I'oACff LACE HAMTTLLAS,
BURN DUB, Tal.MsB An . An..
In evfry variety, and of the lateat Parrs "tries.
A. T Bf aW k AT A CO..
Broadway, QWMn and He*d? M -ede.
? t
Popular TRADE , . _ .
Urea'. rarr*ln? will be <-ff?red on
TUrBDAY, July 5.
In SILK, ORKNADINIC, HAKx'GK, O&OANIHK and
JI^*Wl>UMB^n)aRIKS,'TRAVELLING DRK38
QUO DC. Ac., Ac. A T STSWART A OO.,
Broadway, ( h ambers and Kc-ade atreela.
Thb rxulubivic i.?dim m wt?n htoa.it, (
937 BROADWAY 1
inopoughnkm*. promi i ifiw. boobowt. jk
By eedulon* and undivided application to die above atone. j I
$100,000 W<?MnR. end
paris kmbrotiucrtus, ,
inolndtng the balanoo
RPRTNO IWPORT ATTONR, * 0?*
whkli will be 0 (reran for lbi monfi. at an
IMMKDlaTK RKDUOTIOIT,
In order to mate room for
PAI.I, AMD WTNTRR GOODS.
It . B ? A large atock of Weak larw mine (very nhoteet.
B. WILLIAMS A (XI., late Peter Robert*, 429 Broadway.
FOPAJITNKRHHIP MOTICMB.
PARtNKR WANTKD-WITB THRSMALL AMOUNT
ol $"00 In a light manufacturing bntlneui paying enormous
proOta. S'',0fKl eaa be cleared thla nmoi r and tall.
N'ire but a aol.er, efeady man need apply, from 9 to 11 and 2
to It, at 2M Mntb avontie, aronnd tloor.
NCH< R.-MY HI 81NRNN WILL HBRKAPTICK BR
condeeded tinder the arm of August itelmont a t!o , Mr,
CbarleaChitttmaa and Ur.Krb.urd a. Miitklrmeo beiog admit'r<1
aa partct, a in the raoe from tbla .fate
N?.w York, .IuIt t, ld?_ aIKjUHT 3 EL MO NT.
WANTtlt-A PARBNKR THAT HAS PROM $.100
tn $M? cash who nnderatanda the trim raiting hnalne*a
well; al?n nne or twi'.lntuneyman Apply at .HU Ninth
street, near avenueU. Kefereueee given and rwmlre.1
H L. NMWMAN.
$r Olio-WANTRD-A P?.IT), BAIN TBR WHDI.R.
vi ?aie t r.i -v I n,'.,n ij< p or tv tngtnn
ai-'?t. tint dot-p n .-?*t ties' entmlrv and elty raah trade;
wr.< lee ? ,t i -rm./i nr.', ,.4 <ditr???. (Vi'lag where
1 M lDlervle?/nia} be had, trrote-. BerMiMHR ^ a j
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