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LOST AND POUND.
Left in a Mimru kVNUB and kourteejcth
mreet ?tage, on *'?;dn?? av afternoon, between 6 ?'>?! 7
oarlock, * Leather Ban Wum ?tr took tin* from t ie
w?il be ?u Kablv rewarded by returning it U> tiiC owner
at Oie M* iropaltian tiol<-l.
IOrfT?riVB DOLLAR# KEVV AllD?ON SATl'RDAY
J al lernoou, July 2u. from Ui? upper deck of lu- TUomu*
Colly er a black Travelling iia^. confuting, prii.ci^al) , ur
tfc'ie ot ladle**' wrar The tinder will be rewarded ?n re
turning the saint- and tt? content** to the ap ain ol the beat,
loot of Murray street, or to C. H. Ward, 54 Wa.l str?*?it.
LOKT?UN SUNDAY, JULY *7. AT THE CORIIBR OF
Twenty-thini street and Kutta avenue, a black aud uu
fUut middle sue, *,<1 tail? ha> a littlr white ouLio
bream. t?e ton^a t?. a * child. Whoever retarus bar to '&&
Utiilivaii street wi?i receive $"? reward.
T OUT?A FOCItETBOOK, CONTAINING GOLD AND
Li bill*. Tine under will be liberally revv.uoei tf leaving
Rat lciu Wreenwich etreet.
Lost < N .vejnksday iULV IN THB neigh.
i>jr<nH.. of Bruadtav and Hurray street, two i|A?U ,
8 Note*. Tie tinder will be suitably reiv arde I toy Waving
Ibr same al Abraham lloolry A Oo.'s, 3d Murray e-reet.
iOST?A YOUNG CANABY BIRD (LONG KRKED),
i id the i.e.gbi ? rli. od of Fifth uu: Sum ?fi'Du<-?, uu 1
kteauth an.I x:.. :ic. until sir ? m. A s.atalile reward will be
paid by returning tbe bird u> .No M Writ Sixteenth street.
LOST-A DKAB COLOR GREYHOUND PUP WITH
outatail nad ou a j;reeu collar. The Under will b? li
berally rewarded ny bring ng the same lo IJjj S.-conu avenue,
euruei of Sl Mark * place.
LOBT-ON WEDNESDAY, JULY *1. A DE< K PLAN Or
? steamship; J. w .* it-11 Hi a k?;i' of tlio Eighth st eeI
?Uli Hroadwa line. A sdltaul ? r warvl will be p.ud ua iu
return to Win. ICuWiauU A Co., 0<0 KU'th street.
Lost?on Thursday, july si, four gages
bi>oi?, coming from .o. t if Thirteenth street, taking me
Bieecker HtrwH stage to corner of Firai mr>?i ami th>- Bowu
ry. Two inllars reward >xr the return ? if Hie hunk* to the
Mfaoroi Klrat uln-el ami tbe Bowery. UE.NRY M lKll.V.
at?:h found?the owner can have the
?ai.,t'. by pioviug property and paving chargeH, OA ap
Xiiiu ui llr lierruig, export dealt, U !s. Sarveyeri oilice,
and ?) Flue itreet.
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REWARDS.
A REASONABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
the recovery of the body of the lail who wu.t luat over
board from the ?toumboiM Thomas P. Way on her trip t?
New.irk yenti rdav alteraoon, by giving lal'oruiaUoa at Ufc)
Beekuian street, N. Y , or to bis dimreiwed pur. ata, at the
earner of Nassau aad Brulge streets, Brooklyn.
Jdlt 30. IMZ. J. a. BK8HER.
$?> REWARD?LOST. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY SO, A
O large Cameo Breastpin, u> ijolng irom or tkreugh Co
lumbia street. New York, to and through South Seventh and
Second street*. Williamsburg. The above reward will oe
y kl^uo leaving the same at No. M Columbia street. New
REWARD WILL BS PAID FOR THB DELIVERY
Vv at the Herald uillce of a small Locket, containing a
?aguerrrolype of a lady, lost on Monday evening, gulag
tbruugh White street, Broadway aad Cortlaudt street.
?1A REWARD.?LOBT, ON TUESDAY MOR.VINO,
WlU July 2j, a nlnete n foot Boat, irom pier ^1 Nurtb
liver, painted white outside, with green bottom aad red
?break, and upp r streak bright. The above reward will be
?aid for tbe same by culling at 61 West street.
WILLIAM PETERSON.
*nn REWARD -LOST, IN THB JACKSON STREET
Bathhouse, an Euglish lever gold Watch, plain faoe
aad two seals. Whoever return* the same to Harrison's
?bade*, 90 Ann street, will receive (he above reward, aad no
fwestiou* asked.
?rn REWARD.?JOLD WATCH LOST-LOST, OX
WUV Monday eveniag, July 28, at Jones' Wood, or la one
ef the Third avenue cars, coming down, an open laced Gold
Lever Watch. R. * u. Beeslev, makers, No. IS.61A The
above raw .rd will be given upon the delivery of the watch,
aad ne questions asked, by applying to A A ti. Brandea, No.
g Tryon row. City Hall square.
THE MILITARY. ^
TVANSIGER'S VEOETABLE FEVER POWDERS-THE
?J only sale and certain cure for chills, fever and ague
aad fever* so prevalent in camps. The mu*t malignant eases
guaranteed to be cured. OOlce of the proprietor, Broad
way, roam 18.
TTETERAN CORPS OF 1S1X-A REGULAR MONTHLY
V meeting will be.heM at the Mercer Ili use this ? Friday)
evening, August 1. at 73ii o'clock, to hear the report of the
Oom.ulttee on Eicursion. Ac. Let all be present. By order,
laaac M. Pnrra, Adjnunt. ABM. DALLY, Colouel.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PARIS. LONDON AND NEW YORK MEDICAL AD
viser and Marriage Guide, flltietu edition, over 400
pages, neariy 100 electrotype cuts, containing full anatomi
cal, medical and physiological information never be.ore pub
lished. By M Lariiiont. physician and surgeon, 617 Broad
way, up stairs. Hour* far irea>nieiit, HA. M. to 6 P. M.
Sol i for (1 by E WARNER. No. 1 Yesey street, and ROsS
A TOUaEY, 121 Nassau street. New York.
THE MARRIAGE OU1DB. OR NATURAL HISTORY
of generat.on; by Dr. F. Hollick, author and lecturer.
Fnoe $1. Sent uy mail postage paid on receipt of tbe price.
Addr*-ssT. W. Strong, publisher,9.s Nassau street. N. Y. Dr.
HOLLICK'S oltice i* at SU9 Broadway. Oilice hours from
M Uli 2, except Sundays. Post od e box 3,C06.
STEAMBOATS.
Morning line to peekskill-the aurora
will resume her regular trips to PeeasSlil on Friday,
August 1, leaving Jay street pier at 8 A. M., aad making tha
asaal landings.
NORWICH LINE?FOR B08T0N, NEW LONDON.
Norwich aud Worcester.?The *pi*ndid steamers CJTY
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave every day
(Sundays excepted), at 6 o'clock, from toot of Vestry street,
per JRNorth river. E. S. MARTIN, Agent.
H1SCELLANEUUS.
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, EASILY MANAGED
by lady or gentleman, doing a tuir business in letting
I contracting , or will *? :1 machines at bargain for cash.
F. D. RICHARDSON A CO.. 82 and M Nassau St.
SUTTER FOR ARMY USE-IN SINGLE POUNDS AND
upwards, put up in the most suproved style, by D. G.
CK, 298 Washington street, New York.
ARBLE MANTELS.?MANTELS SOLD AT ASTON
isliiugly low prices at KLABER'S Marbie Yard*. 1UV
Eignteentn street, near Tniru avenue, and M First ave
near Third street, N. Y. Mantels put up in any part of
country.
E
SEWHPAPKRS.
HERALDS FOB KALE?a COMPLETE KILE OF NEW
York Heram from June 1.1861, up lo Augiiat 1, lto-,
will be ?old cheap. Pur term*, Ac., addreaa far inree daya
W. H. M., bo* 17i Herald office.
o
,DT TO-DAY.
TANKEK NOTIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.
PRICE TEN CBNTS?ONE DOLi.aK A YEAR.
PUBLISHED BY T. W strong,
M NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL u
miliee will meet at Ihclr room*, corner of Broadway
?ad Eteblb tiieel, tut* (Friday) evening, Vnguat 1. ut eight
??Ctovk GEO. KKLSEY, PreglUent.
A. T. Cannai-D. Secretary.
POLITICAL.
UNION GENERAL COM
SKUAUS AND TOBACCO.
? BOARS?IMPORTED HAVANA SEGARS?ANOTHER
larg kit, to doee an tulvanoe, at (1 -'v $] SO. S2 and
iO pet box, worth double the amount, hInu Mor-chaum
an, I Hi ptaoih Plpe?,aiiduiber fancy irticle?, at the Original
JACOBS 407 Broadway.
FVBIITVKB.
A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE,
in .ill co'Ora, ot tvarrauied maBOfaciare. alio ?oiid
efeeatool Cliainiier SutU, p.aid and ornamental, at H. F.
FAKKINGTON S, i aual auvet, oppoaite Wocater ? it
bad in latt!
THE TH \DES.
An engineer vnd machinist wants a situa
tlon to i?Ke charge ol in engine: U wi.'JIng t4>ilo re
palm, no objection to go in tue < ?ud ry. AdUreta Jamea
Lamb, Weal 45Ui at., betwi-en ItHltand lltb ii'i
ClOOPERS WANTED?i.OOD WA'iEH, STEADY
/ work, on new louim ami U~t iiuap Hour barrel" ai No. 64
Butter* (lip. A. T. JUilliUS.
1 EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY A FIRST CLA&! EN(J
J I ii gardener. bavin. in **t of refcem a, :?well
edu ..;. . ,i<:tl>* ,*n i ?> l?t."? Ul be uaefllL Term* low. Ad
dreaa Gardener. Uox luS JJerald otlice.
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AM ED I'WHARNESS MAKERS. APPLTLMME
dial'ly iO William J Burne*, FurdUam Depci Weal
?banter eoniity.
WANTED?A CARRI .ok painter. APPLY ON THE
proinmea, corner of 3d a*, and &il at.; aim. ana ti
trimmer. WM. HEN 1ST
TITAN fBD-A YoCNG M Aff IN A RKTAlI. JhWl-XRY
*v autre, In '.he my, wlm ' a? do nil kiinH ol jewelry job
Mug iiid attend to n?* -nle? Anp y to K. 11 A.ama, 17?
Bromi ity. room No. V. from Me 11 A M
ANTED?IN A PHQTOORAjTB OALLEltV. A.N OPf
at ir, Vo make buiw.it gea> r .uly uaeful. Apply
Bowery.
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YJLr ANTED?AT 127 BUM ATBEST, TWO JOTRNEY
TT men pattern maker* ateacy emj toymen t tor ins.
elaaa aomineii ?>? m ,,,-a aail . ?k. work. Apply to A
?Biuso- IO .r'b liuOi
CUChTBY BOARD.
BOARtUN'J?AC A FARM' ol *E ?T iiI.ES COVE.
Fin ; irn" ilar* iii'i'tire of IhuidrkJi*?n'? Ei#r> m, on
tfce Ji aer. Ibiyt, I'm K ?4i|i
CtOCBTB iil.ABD. IT.EAjUNT KOO*."> AN'I) H'jABD
/ ma< >? o'l'ai.ied br ? I 1 Wile or .1of
aiagie ut. ? uainn'H 11 i I.) nttbeT.lli.eof y alrtfr*.
Tb? liO1 i . * i - i mii.n .i *.:t!?? .ail ? o* the de
Mil mn ?i< nib i?i lai. !? ,n i -anilf ly ab.tdtttl Aiao.
* Bit* fruit tivi'i on l,.? |I .-?> r ? . f.-a iaMe. A'ldrcaf
W . fanl^Ta Po-t jh ? . u ?l rr, .> w V .rk I oil' oilice.
Ci I /fV BOARD-l Kl'.-'SS WI -IM >ii i OI'NTRT
/ B>an'd can ** " >. hiitute, Id tb?
Hi .naii'la litre*1 fill 'e \..,i . roin II !~- i i.ver,
to.*i lei.iting a/i i Ii bin ., i t . i id ir-wa Jl. A.
lliuokK, Furi Mottt.vOitiety, Lr.i rmi| V.
t ^OI'NTRT HO ABB AT RiV Kill# ? IE UN rilE BASKS
\J oi tue ilod-ti.i ? Faittll * .i .m1 im , he
heutianionnieil l.i linii Ola a* II ai i v tun i nie<- .iiini|t**i*
walk nt Moon St \ lucent or Rlverdala alios Apply <n
tin 1'iemtacii. or at .17 Wutnlrlli tit alrer!.
/ tot.'N I RY BOARD WANTED?BT A LaDV. CHII.D
\J an mii ? In n iniiii hon .e tivnr Bow York, ,i hn> ,.
oilier 1" iri.fin Ad :b** C. A. It., um? vi '.oj n y
t.ll Umail?a , N< ?? York
a 1DCBTBY MURD WANTED-KOB A TOtiBG ItAliY,
\_y on tin Inn; ol tin- ,\oi i ern or I'tWtntl Bai'ro.nt ol New
y or on State it l*,,.n I. Muti lie a aire uv pnvat" fauu
l?. where Hiie m.i> naie proteeiieit o: Undlaojr 4<liii?aa M.
R K. raid oil,.
/'0?*IRY Hi i A RD W ATEtl?B Y A HR.VTLRWAB,
nn ianiil? ?mi i -?it? ?(
A farm bouae ireli nei , on U, am r- ami in n oitu'ry
mintty. iv. nleni Ifcth ? At|gtf?, Vt^tm
U<)X l.H Htti aAr'i o.4l#.
^r_u BOAKDINH J'yj U?9CiIM(s,
A NEATLY UTKN1SI1KD BAt'U P VliLOK I BEDUCX) \1)
"1 lo ?'? ??'? or W ihout p?ilia. Lo I< m ;i m,,ui?> UfUi:?.
xv^vrvv' u ? *
4 Hurt!.- FRANKFORT III > I Sti, _1K1 i\(i net WIL
fiTo? tfJl'.ilwU' r "l. "' \nk "ll *lr' ?"? '"?? " "C* -*? Of Cuy
liii !, ncuUv furnsbej, lint lairv lUiuins, X) com per day,
? 1 |j?r WCS*L House opetl ail in^hi
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET (INK ?GR TWO
* O Ho?.ii?, wc.) furuiHiMvi. u>gcu(lem?n. without
*r3 APPly at MWesl Sevenieouih nureot, t?i?cru Kiiu
ami bixth ave?me.
AT NO. 23 WEST fourteenth 8TRKBT. BKl'WKKN
Kfth and S11Ui tvi'iiuri, .leairable R<kjum, cu ?ulu or
with Board. Ktl'imwo tnt?n|?<i
4 8MAIX FAMILY, OCCUPYING A Hill CI.ASS
^a. bointe <28 West Fourteenth street, Mws. n Fifth and
S vth avenues), will let a handsomely furnished froi.l Room
and Bcdmom, (Xi.wuiuliIrulin^, il desired. ?Ai*o two uice
tingle Rooms, at moderate price*.
Alaroe front room on third ruoom TO let,
suitable fur a gentleman and lady H >ai 4 fur the lady
only. H?u*e ceuia.n* all the modern improvements Ap
ply at Ail Weal Fifteenth street, mar Lvusn ancoiie. Ttiiun
moderate i
A.neatly furnished parlor and bedroom
to lot, with Board.?A lew tingle gentlemen caii he a?
comiuodaisd with tine airy room*; ?r?r> pa.na taken lo
maku home comlurtable Cal. at ii Carroll place, comer of
Bleecker and Thoiapk?n streets.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE OR TWO YOUNG OEM
ll> turn may obtain a pleaaam Ku><ni, wlm Board, at ji
Went Thirteenth alreet, house has bath and gaa: family
(mail and ltrm? reasonable.
A FRONT ROCM AND BEDROOM ON THE SECOND
lloor lo lei, with Board, ?/* a la.:), room* nicely fur
nished. family slnstiy private hot ana cold water, baUi and
gas, terms $7 per week. Apply al 1-4 Sullivan street.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARI.OR ON THE
Ural lloor. and Rooms on second door, of 7W Broadway,
between Eihhlli aud Niulb streets, i? lei to gentlemen;
.buu?e baa ail the convenience* and la pleasantly located.
| Terms moderate.
A SUIT OP rooms ON SECOND floor, also ONE
large Room and a Hall Bedroom on third lloor, lo let,
with Board, at 20 East Thirteenth street, between Univerai
ly place aud Fifth avenue.
A small PRIVATE FAMILY. NO CHILDREN,
would accommodate three or lo?.r geullemeu, a aeulto
man and wife, wllb Board, at 143 Oraud alreet, near Broad,
way. Gaa, b.aU, bol and cold water. Terma moderate and
a pleAaaul no.no insure 1.
A ? COUNTRY BOARD ?ONE small FAMILY, OF
A., aduiia, can be comfortably aocomiaodated as above,
within oue hour's ride by the New Haven Railroad ur boat,
at the must eleuaui private oountry Seat about New York.
Address BrewstOT, 130 Broadway.
APRIVATK FAMILY. HYING AT 100 EAST TWENTY
second street, between Lexington and Third1 avenues,
can aeoouimodate a geuUeman aud wife or a few single gen ?
lie men with pleaaaut Rooms and good Board; bouse has all
modern improvements; terms moderate.
A FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET?WITH
Board, to citizens er transient persons. In the dm class
private boarding bouse Ha 3u0 Weal Twenty-third street,
corner of Seventh avenue. Ala* single Booms. Terms mo
derate. Dinner at o o'clock.
At M SEVENTH AVENUE. THIRD HOUSE ABOVE
Foarteenih streek?To let, with board, a large Back
Room on third door to a lady and gentleman for $8 per
week; single and upper Rooms from (3 to $4. References
exchanged.
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. LIVING ON MURRAY
Hill, would let, with Board, to a gentleman, or a gen
tleman and hia wife, a Parlor and Bedroom on the second
lloor. The rooms contain hot and cold water and gaa, and
are handsomely furnished. Inquire at No. 2&1 Lexington
avenue, three doors above Thirty-eighth street. Reference
required.
A HANDSOMELY furnished FRONT ROOM, ON
hrsl door, with all improvements, to let, with Board,
in a good locality, where there are but lew boarders and a
small family, at 17 West Washington place. Terms reason
able. References exchanged.
TVOARD ? SEVERAL PLEASANT WELL FURNI8HED
D Froni Room* with Board, at 03 Clinton place, near Filtn
avenue; dinner el 6 o c.ock.
Board can be had up town for a oentle
inan and lao v; Board for the lady only. Call at HA W est
Twenty ufih street.
Board wanted?neae the city, foe a young
married la*iy. ivlione husband is in the army ; must be
a alrictly private family. Addreaa Margaret R. Robinson,
Bmokl) n i*oxl ollice.
|?OARD WANTED ?THE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO
XJ obtain in a respectable pruale tamily, living in a hand
some location up town, a suit ot Rooms, with Board, for Mm
seif, wile, infant aud servant, where all the comforts of a
home may be enjoyed. A small family having more room
than tliey r- qiiire n ould rind this an opportunity for assinu
Inn ill defraying household expenses. The moat unexcep
tionable relerences will be given and required. Address,
slaun^ full particulars as lo terms, location, Ac., Domus,
box 106 Post vOice.
BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNO LADY, IN A PR1
vata tamily, or with a widow lady living alone, below
Tcnlh street aud west of the Bowery. Address for two
days E. B., Herald ollice; terms moderate.
BOARD WANTED.?A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD
in a small family, up town in ibe neighborhood of
Yorkville pre!erred. Address immediately, M. W., Herald
ojUet.
Board wanted?on staten island, near new
Brighton landing, ior a gentleman aud wife, without
children. Reference given and required. Address Mr. Henry,
37V Broadway.
Boarding ?beautiful accommodations, with
a small family, no children, young people, domestic
cooking, in a Ur.r, Ursl class bouse, wllb gss. bath, hot and
c.'id water, beautifully shaded streel, large rooms, panlr.es
and eunets, at 65 Hammond street, between Bleecker and
Fourth. Terma low.
Brooklyn board-tor gentlemen, or cou
ples without chddren. Rooms pleaxant and well fur
m?hed. House strictly first class, within throe minutes'
walk of South or Wall street ferry. Apply at 99 State street,
opposite Garden, Brooklyn.
Furnished rooms?gentlemen wishing nice
Rooms In a private house ean apply at 112 Leonaid
streel. two or three door* east of Broadway. House flist
class and newly furnished. Gat, bath. Ac. Rooms 91 to (4.
Reference required.
TjU-RNttHED ROOMS?NICE. COM PORTABLE ROOMS
F and Bedrooms, lor small respectable families or single
genllemeo, from $1 to $2 per week, at 136 Elisabeth street,
near Brouuie. They are particularly adapicd for persons
who wish to live chcap and quiet.
WANTED-PARTIAL BOARD IN brooklyn, BY A
TT Uerman Kenlleinan, in a private family, Herman or
French prefered. Address, stillng terms, winch must be
moderate. F. S., box 1,547 rost-odice.
OH UNIVERSITY PLACE.-FURNISHED BOOMS TO
?\J let. single or in aalta, at moderate jtrn es, tu gentlemen
only, without Board.
Q?? tiREENE STREET ?FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
?\) lonenileroen only. Rooms at $1 to S3 per week. .u?o
atmllar Rooms and K<xiiii> lor housekeeping at No. 1 Monroe
street, cimer of I'atuarine.
OQ UNION SQUARE.?ROOMS TO LET. FUBNISHED,
OO n ub Board, or private table if desired, at reiuouab.e
prl'-et. Beierences eichanged.
WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
and Sixth arenuea.?Fleaaant and very desirable
Rooiris. xinal.v or in suita, furnished or unfurniabed, with
or without Boat d; location unexceptionable, Dear Delmonl
co'saud M u-on Doree. Terms reaaonable.
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CO WEST TWENTY-THIRD RTItEET.?FAMILIES
OO aiwl single cent emen may obtain desirable Rooma,
with Board. Reference required.
7Q EAST FOURTEENTH STREET-HOUSE DELIGHT
I ?/ lully situated, near Union Square; a Suit of Rooms,
well furnished, on second floor, to let, with B'utrtl. suitanle
lor a family; also a few single Room* for gentlemen. Din
ner at balf-i ast life. Befcrencen excbaageil.
GREENE STREET, ABOVE SI'RINO. ALSTON
House ? Eleg?nny famished suits of Room*; gas,
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Croiou and every ooOTcmance for housekeeping economi
cally. particularly euliable for small, respectable families;
rent low.
11 n MACDOUOAL BTllEET IS NOW OPENED AS A
11" pruau: la nlly hotel, for the reception of single gen*
lleraen and small families tired ol boarding, part es oe?lrous
ol buuvekcepitig >mn nod every convenient*: In the above
catabllidiment. M< ale furnish* a If desired.
1 MUNCB STREET, ST. CLAIR HOUSE -ELS
ItiU <ant.y I rnlsiit-d Booms, with Bedrooms attached,
with all tlie convrnlenoca for housekeeping complete, in
clii.iln? >;as and Crotea water, to let to respei table fauiikea
or single gentlemen.
MA ELM STREET, NEAR gramO?FURNISHES
4U1" Aparmenis at low rent*, with every coavenleDoe
lor hoiMekeeping: b>-?t kidding and linen, furniture aod
cooking utensils, gaa and Colon.
LOAN OFFICE*.
AT i ROADWAY CORNER OK BOND STREET.
il room Wo. 5? HENRY lltUAN priK i.r > advances ol
uuvu on Diamond*. wt or intact, er ueys the satin for cash;
also on Wslckea, Silver Warn, i'ianoe and Fersoual F rop< rty
AT 111 ORaID STREET, THRLE DOORS WEST OF
Brmmwsf.?Money advanced on Waichee Diamonds,
Jewelry. I';,ite. Dry uoad* aiul personal property of every
description, or IkjiikIiI and sold, by Just I'll A. JACKSON,
auctioneer and broker.
AT 21J BROADWAY, CORNER OF FIJLTO* STREET,
lti? binties: Prtre is paid for Diamond*, Watc-kes I'.aie,
Jewelry, optical I iMlrumenta. Ac, Liberal advances luade
at his | room*
J. H. BAKRI.NUCR. 212 Broadway, room 13. tip stairs.
A T 77 HLEE' KEB STREET-MONEY LIBERALLY
jY advan-el. p, ,uy a-iioii'it <a D
Jewelry, f atio- s.^.rs Ai N U ? Tin
paid for FawitW'okcra'Te keta i>f d aino' ? wm he?, Ac
il. NEWHiN 77 Hlee, ket ?ir- ? i p Hta M.
ATM NASSAU STItEST-A HONU.MAN, DIAMOND
o: oker, make* llbcia. adtanc. s on Diamond- Wi.u' ,
Jewlry, Ac., or Imys tli' rn at lu.l value ai his private olU e,
6?1 >MM1U street, No J. up stairs. Buauaeas roaudau
Hal.
DiUtcTbr opposite tur ht stemdti hotel
.?jo Broadway JOSEPH SOLOMON. Uomm sakS
Mer>'h<at. ?? >aiics Money on Diamonds. P ateaad Jeweirj,
oi tlie iu.fi." b'H.ftii at lie full i /'iie. K'isln. se A.,ors froui
7){ AM'- F M. Sjiamsh. French aod liermon sfio*.-u.
t?A?i E LOAN Ol-FH y.?P A H. FBlDENllKMI, EB
1j 'jw ? "i -!?>?? i'MO, kave retnaired their l.oaa nit - u,
t ' eon* ' <4 '.ran i ? re>'tsinl Ho*r rv, ti/i l lb O. ? n'al
Biuia > 1?< s.Jvance liberally on I)Ibu?gu<i?, Wnu ..e?, Jewel,
r., rt?.4rt'? Apl'.iiel Iim fmt A'.
T JACOBS' OLD ENfABUBflED OFFICE, NO. 4117
I J. I .rn. m way.?M one/ advan.ed is una to suit, on
W I ? s. Dij'B >?<?!? Jllv.-r rlM. .Hid It'll. ' ii-al ..t.i ? j*r
s uial pn (e-ny. i>? bought for asli. K ?l/ie?s conn I. ntul.
L JACOBk. HI! Btoadw y j
\|ON/ Y LENT-ft) ANY AJKJ'IVT, <?* DIAMOND' i
ill uol And Hiiver iVkit h?-?, l? v <>? ????, ,S *,
4c Uootl* l|i"pt nisff vffcr of IftNR by \ARO,M AtHjLI'ilUBf 1
ikn'iHh-tt I> *m i) oiii'#'. 4 J J Pf&i I stiff, corri'-r i-f r ,mi rm j
f
fTORTIRb.
1 S< IIOONKR YAl'ilT ."O'i SA..I-; NOT TWO YE.tRH 1
1 /A olil uii'i betHi'co forty s?d Ikfty tons. Iii iniri' nt t.'i M
i MI NO'S >tone ym , curner ol Van liruiit and Hpwpij s>(iris I
I ?"*r iiie Atisi.i.i D^ca. BruakifB
TUB TUR?.
L^ASUION MUCAU'BB UBOUMtf ASSOtT IttON.
1/ Friday, Augii-l 1, Ia.i3 l.ui and stake wile heats,
tH-Hi li.r e in live. to
Owner names a. n. t?ein .a llalieck.
Owner nam. b. (, Uouesi >Vbil.
S. Alt l.v>iigiil.u 1 a m - b. a. Lu ly.
Uuod i'ay mill (r<w\.
JOSEPH UBOOUBBMI,
HOUSED, CAKUiAO&l, 4tC.
A NUMBER OF NliAT Bl'glNESfi WAGONS. OF
every style. toufe'auily on liana. also comr w oiki baud
W.i^.uiin. .u .>?? *1 arilei, cii?(p S I E W A RT S Wa^ou Kw
lory. Filly-third emeu, between Broadway And k.i^tuli
avc.uue
CARRIAGES, HOKSKS AMD HARNESS FOB sale.?
3t>> li IH Fain.iy K.? kawaya. Top and Open Bu,i:.???,
Grocers' and Busluei-a IhHel, !>??(oi .umI Ka:!ioa<i
V\ .ik'iiik, i.i) lluiit. it and UM aula liarn.sa. 10 Kevins alreel
aiiu 1.-.4 Futon aveuue- Brooklyn.
For sale?my a gentleman leaving for
Ear. (? , tt pairof well luak Ueu Hoim m, (lurk tiruwD,
with loiu : *? uulij, Ii>3s btnill high, veiy stylish, sev en ye ir?
olu >uid fast iraveiier,,, will bo warranted eound ana kind
by a responsible | Arty. For further inlorinaliou inquire of
W M. TEN EYi K. 442 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
Ir?0R sale?AT NEW YORK sale STABLES, FOR
. tj-tinr.l street and oixth avenue, a very handM.nie black
Horse. ten year* old; beatttiiul style, delicate month, never
stumbles or trUliKiie, thnrougbly nr.ok.eu, warranie.i souud
and *afe fur any iady's use. Inquire oj Hovey tor three
day a
FOR SALE-SEVEN HORSES; AMONG THEM IS ONE
beautiful faainy II. r.-e, price do. our well tin d
brco.l Mare, free and slyliih driver, price $65: also a supe
rior team of triuk Horse*, price Szsu; also family Wayon
aud Harness, price $40. Apply at 4tt CbrysUe street.
For sale?a good family horse, safe for a
lady to drive or ride; tree from all tricks or vim; good
traveller ami sound; pri.e (HA. Auto Wagon unit Harness.
Apply at 16 J*ues street, near Fourth, from H> till 5 P. M.
T7IOR SALE?A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE; TROTS AND
r canters; fur style and action cannot oe surpassed; 15!.k
hands, live year* old. long tailed. A week'* trial will be
given. Ciril from 9 till 5 at 342 Cherry street. Musi be sold.
P?R SALE?HANDSOME BAT PONY anrun .?n
J- geuLe, suitable tor a la.lv or .Y.i ' 8(HND , AND
Saddle and Bridie at Di?h.?,J^ ? ki 1 r,!n; *'*"? ladv's
ami Fifth lenue' D",bro"r? Thlrly-ninlh street
Fob salb ?horse, carriaue, harness.
Blankets, Ac.? The horse la a brignt bay, 15*4 hands
hl:ti, perfectly broken to ?mgle and double harness aud to
the sad die, a good traveller and warranted perfectly sound,
kind aiul gentle; the carriage U a low one seated phaeton,
with tep. built by Wood A Brother; ths harness, blankets,
halter, whip, brushes. Ac., are all new and citv made; price
for the whole $275. Address O. W., box 1,708 Post ofllce, N. Y.
T7K)B BALE?A NICE YOUNO HORSE, SOUND AND
!? kuni, lit for any use and very cany to the saddle. Also
atopWagoa; would answer for a grocer or express, and
Harneas. All will be sold cheap, the owner having do fur
ther use for them. Apply at n Columbia street, between
Broome And Delaooey streets, N. T.
T7I0B SALE?A MOBSE, WAGON AMD HARNESS,
X1 suitable for express or grooer's use. Appljr to W. H.
DOHRMAN, 33 Prospect street, Jersey City.
Fob rale?a dark bat horse, nearly nine
years old, accustomed to single or double harness,
warranted sound, kind aad gentle; for sale low. Apply At
stable 81 Mew street, near. Beaver.
FIB SALE?A BAT PONT, . 14)4 HANDS HIOH,
sound and kind In double and single harness: will be
sold cheap If applied for in two days, at Cleary's stable.
Eighteen ill street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue,
B BAJLE?A LONO TAIL SORREL TROTTING
Horse, 15)4 hands high, "even years old, sound aud
kind; untrained; can trot in less than three minutes to road
wagon. Be will be sold for half his value if applied for this
week, at 20S West Twenty-seventh street.
Fob sale?a full blooded bat mare, black
mala and tail, eight years old, sixteen hands high; war
ranted sound, and very fast; close on three minutes; also,
Light Wagon, patent shifting top (Stivers A Smith makers)
and Harness; will be sold very low, owner haviDg no further
use for them. Apply at 114 Chatham street.
FOB SALE?a VERY handsome LITTLE TBOCTING
Mare, 14 hands hi^V.,- * years old, aoend and kind, and
ean trot in 2:50; a lad .r child can drive her in three
minu et. Will he sold. ether with Wagon and Harness,
at a bargain, if applied isr ' lis week, at Strickland's stables,
208 W est Twenty-seventh street.
FOR SALE?A RIDING PONT. FIVE YEARS OLD,
BOiino, kind and gentle, with very easy gait. This Pony
was ral>ed by its preseut owner from blooded stock, and has
been used solely by the ladles and children el' his family,
Can be seen and tried at Disbrow's Biding school, Fifth ave
nue, corner Fortieth street.
For sale?a sorrel mare, five years old.
15hands hi^h; can trot in three minutes; warranted
sound and kind. Can be seen at 43 Charles street.
Fob sale-at a sacrifice, a splendid new
light Road Wagon, citv made, half Kpring. weight IsO
lbs. Inquire at FBaSEB'S, corner of Reade and Hudson
streets.
For sale?a fresh milk cow of the quality
warranted to milk 30 quarts per dav, also to make 15
pound* of butter per week: to be sold clteap. or would ex
chauge for a lower priced cow. Apply at 153 East Tw euly.
fiftn street.
Horse wanted?for his keeping, by a re
sponsible party. He must be a pleasant driver. The
beat of care taken of blm. Address box 160 Herald office.
WANTED?A GOOD FAMILY HORSE. SAFE TO
drive or ride, not overfi or 7 years old, from 15 to 15*4
hands high; must be sound and cheap for cash. Address
box 4,174 Post office, givini! particulars and price.
^ PERSONAL,
ANT information OF MICHAEL GANDER, COR
poral in ('omp-iny B, First reitimeiit New Turk Volun
teers, supposed to have been wounded June 30, before
Richmoni, will be thankfully received by Joseph Gander,
102 Orchard street. New York.
ANT PRICE FOR THE LOST JEWEL, CAN I SEE
you? When and where? DALTON.
CHILDREN TAKEN FOB ADOPTION, ALSO ADOPT
ed out to good homes. A beantilul little boy, with
lif bt, curly bair and blue eyes. Also ladles taken to board,
at Mmr. ParsoH's, 741 Greenwich street.
EW.'8, OF MONDAT, WAS NOT RECEIVED IN
? tune to keep the appointment at Twenty-slxtb street.
Will be on hand this evening, at nine o'clock. Same signal.
E. ED.
Frank g .-that man will be here on
Saturday evening. Folks all well. HENRY.
Henry honold will please immediately
send bis address to h,s friend Johu H. Qrieb, 424 Fuiton
avenue. Brooklyn.
HDEREST-CALL AT THE SAME BRANCH OFFICE
? before far a latter to the same addre**, from J.
Information WANTBD-FBOM RELATIVES OF ME
John Gregory an J Mr*. Tar>'**a Gregory; auppoaed to
live tu or near New York city. I'leaae atdre-aa Niu Tirrxa
8. M. J. Gregory, box 4.Z27 Chicago, lhluola Poa: otlice, la
care of Mr*. Euwin Wlide.
INFORMATION WANTED?OF CORPORAL EMMET
McCiftunrn, Company H, Tenth regiment New Yor* State
Volunteera, who was reported int-aing at the battle of
Oainea'Mill, Va., J uue 2,, lattt. Keturned prisoners from
Richmond, who may know anything of hitn, dead or
alive, would confer a great favor 011 hts parents by addtesa
ing Captain Jaa. A. Duinont, Bruudrcth Houae, New Yoin.
INFORMATION WANTED-ANY PERSON WHO CAN
give InlorniHtlOQ of Richard Cumnimga, who reaklcd in
Maquoke'.a, Jack nun 1 ounty .leva, by a returned biter to
me while In Europe. I understand he joined the S<-oond
Iowa Cavalry, commanded by tUixain Eaton. Auv loforma
tiou reaper ing htm will be thankfully received b.- his father,
AddreaaBi u'd O'D. Cummioga, Herald otli-e, New York.
INFORMATION BEING WANTED OF THE HEIRS OK
Job 11 or Richard Knilagar, of Ken:. England, thoae de
alring inch Information may Hud the iveira of John Fullagah
at 126 Ninth avenue. New York. Engilah paper* pleam- copyr
Information WILL BE thankfully RE
eelTed.of the when atawita of Mr. Robert Smith or Mra.
Miry Smith by their Hon, Peter Smith, by adil leasing hi in,
Cnmpauv A. Andcmon Zouavea, Si*ty ?e and regiineut,
Howe'a brigade, grand arm/ before Riclimond, Va.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF EI.LKN BOTCHFOD'
a widow, ? bo came to thia country about IS yearn ago,
by her brother Michael, from eoiinty Clare, Klllrua, Ireland.
Stir Uvea in tblacity. Piea?e call at, or direct to, 19 Wash,
ingtou itreet. New York.
MISSING?RAPHAEL NEW WITTER, 16 YEARS OF
agf. tall and darn; haa war on inside of right eye; had
on drau pan:a and cap, purpllah neck tie. Any lnlorinatloo
of him Willie than., lully received by hia auiicted purenta,
l-i# ."eventh iirett, New York.
ME8. MAKY WEI.LS?TWO LETTERS RENT FOB
you to nation K. Eighth avenue. Bend a letter to boi
16U Heiald allice, where 1 can aec you.
HENRY 8M1TH.
S8 R ?J. C ?AT 10 ON FRIDAY, USUAL PLACE.
. B.
SIXTH AVENUE CAR.?YESTIiRDAY MORNING, AT
ntn<' o lock. N il to you. Polmed to peraonaa in
?Herald when you left at the corner of Rarcliiy atreet. If
agreeable, pieaan artdreaa II. C. Fernando, aatlon D Pom
otl.ee, New Vark. Identify youraelf, for othera may anawor
this.
o lawyers and others?whereas, early
in the aprlngof 1MI2, an adveruaetnetit appeared In tlio
Herald 1/ thia city Inquiring fir the beiranf Rii hard or John
Fullatar. ol the parlai. ol Woodriiuien. Kent, Bngand, all
Darticulara n ay be known by applying to the only heir and
eldest *011,Elimelech Full.igar, P rt Kichmosd. Htatcn lalai l.
New York. N. B.?Would be ihankfai for Immediate at
teaiktn.
T
THI'I.SDAY MORNING, NINE O'CLOCK, TWENTY"
third aireet, Hixvi avenue.?Meet aic. aaine time and
plaoe Hiiiinlay morning.
rruiw.u AVENUE VAILROAD?S Of DAY, JOHN
I ai.?e.t, Rawoklyn. 1 iea?e idureaa IviKiaii, Herald
ollice.
WANTED TO ADOPT-A SMALL CHILD, SEVEN
month* old, to Bome re?:.a't*1 le f iml.y, or wwulU like
to procure Boar I ? r- a-cnali'e terion. Apply at 146 For
ay th at?a"C front tiaarrro nt.
HJH.HER HUHORTI. '
/VatiSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUt. E.-TIHS FAVORITE
\J auaamci reaort.ia now open ;oi to" recaption of gutata.
Y ji'?r? will tlnd at all tlBiea an irfttlnirl/ d aeent at tli?
Call -:i!l al> amboal 1 <i dint.'. and Ca'ia.lll >u' mi, Hulwin
it er Railroad, to aaeiai cilllth, provide conveyance, take
chargi of l> ig_a?e, kr
WILLIAM I1EVKY M jIEL,
T LAKRGEORGE,
WilJ open for the reflonfloB af g i-ata ?tt t'i latof June.
danill <m(ik rr.jirl" If, Caldwell. >, w York The
an a i r .Vl.niie.niha. Cap in 1 i |e will oianenea liei regu
lar tn|i? in iMWetiOO Willi lif xteamera vo 1 ?? k>-?? ha n
piam juii rain 'laiit to S iratoj-a. on the iOtn duf of June.
KE HOI 4R, ISLIP, LOMG iMlaAND?flbaiant- i
I AM
1J I,
York i a Lou Rfi'on ! I 1 il ie, or gnrli men will
plan,.- applv AMOS It STUM,K.N \ K .K.
rrilK LA roUUKTTE HOUSE, liKBGKN POINT, N.J.?
| Mr elect at > ho eiwnlfc" ;ept otxn till O inber.
Jloa1 ? *.|H pi I a Worth rl?? .iS iii.lt W ? *? OUunuC
oil'*. from J)">/ I'tvti 1.1 1 , a. >1 ?n?' i?; f. m Time
til uilniituA ia.-1'V W. II1LL, i'i uurhfUf
er^'uii NOTicK
^ lb* KDINHUKUH vili ?>? 4**p**. ? ' '?m
>??w Vor& ior Lwei ^oui a? an eur* ??!?.?? ??? .?uVv. ?
Oli\ , AUfcUbl G? *Uii Wiil CJUTV fclMlU <t UUI"l??;l oi ? -??
jjKfh. JOHN a. DAiJS, AjViu
STKAM WEEKLY TO UVKRPOOL, TOUCHING At
Qut?Utotuwn U'orK UurWoi). TU?J leiv^iiool. N*w
\ot k ana F.'ii aii inlua Su;* uaiiip iJum^auy muimlidtiapikU'U
Ht^lheirluU powered Clyue built iron hUauiteUip* ** lol
U*%% ? . ?
CITY or WASHINGTON Sutuniay, Auj. 2
J* I N V ? ? ? Hut in ? fcy? Au|{. y
CITV oi' MANi 'iitftTKtt ".V.7.V. ..Saiuruay. W
Aud every succtieduig S.Uui <lay at uoua, froia pier M North
river.
RiTKS or l-ASIUUK.
First cubln |M Steel age $3->
First cabin w I?uiioa..... :A) SuMf-i^etoLondon.
Kir. luabiii to l'aris !tt St-eruge la I'm is *?>
Firsi mbni to II.mi in rn . M 8t <era?:e to Hamburg...... ?U
Passengers also torwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, Ac., at e<|U illy low rates.
Fare* Irani liverp"?. or yuceastewB ?Ftrst eabln, 15, 17
and 21 nulueas. Steerage from Liverpool, 18?; from
Oueciistou 11. ?6.6. Auiltiose who wish to Be' I lor their
friends can buy ticket* here at the current rale oi exchange.
These steamers have superior accommodations ter passen
gers; are strongly built 4n waver tigl.t Iron sections, and
tarry patent tire auniUilators. Experienced surgoous are
ai'ached to raeh steamer.
For I nriher iuform.it on apply In Liverisiol to WILLIAM
INMAN, A^i'iit, 22 Water street; in Ulas ow to ALEX.
M ALCOLM, 5 St. Enoch square; in Oiieeiisiown to C. .* W.
D. SEYMOUR A <0.; in London to ELVES A MACEY 81
K 1114 William street; In Parts to JULES LECOUE.4H Rue
N'ltre Ilarnc ilea Victoires. Place Me la Bourse; in Phila
delphia to JOHN O. DALE. Ill Walnut street, or at the
company 'a oilicea.
JOHN a. DALE. Agent, 15 Broadway, N. T.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Bieauishliis between New York and Liverpool,
calling at Cork Harbor, and between Boston and Liverpool)
calling at Halifax and Cork Harbor.
SCOT!A, Ca|>t. Judkina, CHINA, Capt. Anderson,
PERSIA, Capt. Loll, ASIA, Capt Cook.
AKAKIA'Capt. Stone, KUKOPA, Capt. J. Leltch,
AFRICA, Caul. Shannon, CANADA.Capt. Hulr,
AMERICA, Capt. Hoodie, NIAGARA. Capt. A. Ryrle.
AUSTRALASIAN.
These vessels carry a clc..r white light at masthead, green
on starboard bow, red on port bow.
rKoa u? mi to uvukml
Chief Cabin Passage $130
Seooad Cabin Pas> age.... 75
ritou SO.WON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage $1MJ
Second Cabin Passage. 60
Tue pasaaite money by the steamships sailing alter the 1st
of August will be
FROM SKW TMUt.
Chief Oabln ?1J?
Second Cabin ?
FROM BOSTON. _
Chief Cabin..... $1?
Seeond Cabin 70
SCOTIA leaves New York Wednesday. Julv 1?.
EllKOPA leaves Boston Wednesday, Ji ly 23.
PERSIA leaves New York WeilnesJay, July 30L
ASIA leaves Boston We.Wirsdaj, August 6.
AUSTRALASIAN leaves New York Wednesday, August Id
ABASIA leaves Boston Wednesday, August 2t?.
SCOTIA leaves New York Wednesday, August St,
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be aeeounlable for pol'
silver, butliou, specie, jeweiir, precious slones or metals, un
less bills of lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof
therein expressed? For freight or passage apply to
X. CONARD. Mo. 4 Bowling Oreen.
STEAM rilOM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
The steamship GREAT EASTERN. Walter Paton, COSS
maader, will be dlspau bed
man uvuroet, I rnon *iw rou,
(Calling at Queenstowik) I Tuesday, September 9.
later day, August 16. I Saturday, October 25.
Wednesday, October 1. { Thursday, December IL
Tuesday, November 18. |
This magnificent ship having proved herself>nequall?d for
speed, safety and comfort (seaalukness being unknown an
board), is strongly recommended as the most eligible cob.
veyanee for paseengera.
First cabin, from... $110 to $156
each berth, according to the size, situation and accommoda
tion of the State. Rooms; all having tbe same priviicgee la the
Saloons and in regard to meals and attendance.
Soils of apartments for families may be engaged by
special agreement.
Servants accompanying pasaengera, and children under
twelve vears of age, half rare. Iniauts free.
8eooi?d Cabin, State Boom berths, meals served at separate
table Tv; $tw
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool, in first or
second cabin, at'a fare and a half.
Third Cabin, intermediate Stale Room oassengers, found
with bed, bedding, table utensils and 'owl substantial
food..... ?
Steerage, with superior accommodations 35
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of luggage.
Aa experienced Surgeon en board.
Kor freight and passage, apply to
CHA8. A WHITNEY,
At the oftloe, No. 2ti Bromlwuy, New York.
HOWLANO A ASPINWALL, Axents.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP NEW
YORK, U. Wenke, comn ander, catryinK the United
States mail, will sail from pier 30 North river, foot of Cham
bers street, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, AT 12 O'CLOCK M.,
roR
BREMEN VIA SOUTIIAHPTON,
taking passengers to
LONDON. HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
at the following rati s :?
For the hrst cabin, $116; second cabin, $70; steerage, $10.
For freight or passnue apply to
OELKtCHS A CO., 68 Broad street
Hamburg american packet company.
Steam to Lomlim, Hamburg, Havre and Southamp
ton. The favorite iirst claim an.I elegant iron mail steamship
SAXONIA,
H. Khlere, commander, carrying the United States mail,
sail" from picrNo. 21 North river, foot of Fultou street, posi
tively on
SATURDAY, 9TH OP AUGUST,
and takee passengers for London, Hamhiir;, Havre and
Southampton at the following ratee :?First cabin, $116,
second cabin, $70; steerage, $40. The BAVARIA will sue
cce<l the Saxonia on August Z',. The ships of this line are
divided into ten watertight compartments, and provided with
a skilful and recularly educated physician. For passage
apply exclusively to C- B. RICHARD A BOA8,
lit Broadway, New York.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON?TAPSCOTT'S LINE.
Shis E. Z.. at pier U East river. Kails lor Liverp<*l,
August 1. Ship HEIRESS, at pier Id East river, nails fur
Loudon, August 2. For passage. at low rates, apply on
board, or to TAI'SCOTT A CO., Stf South street.
TjWR LIVERPOOL?OLD BI.ACK 8TAR LINE.?TUB
J packet ship UNIVERSE sails to-morrow. Clipper ship
ADELAIDE sails 8 h of August. For passage apply to
WILLIAMS A OUION, ?0-Fu:u n street.
First ships for liverpool and iondon?the
splendid ship LONDON, at pier 20 East River, for Lon
don, sails August A Ship ALBERT GALLATIN, at pier
19 East river, lor Liverpool, sails August o. For passages to
or lrom the old conn try, at greatly reduced rates, apply to
THUS. C. ROCHE, 83 South street.
THE AUSTRALIAN PIONEER LINE?CARRYING
the United States mall.?Tlie A1 clipper ship SANTIAGO
la now rapidly loading fur Melbourne, at pier No. 11 Bast
river, and will be despatched positively on Saturday, August
2. The well known lavorile clipper (hip HUSSAR will fol
low the Santiago, snd, coming to her bertti with one half of
her cargo already on hoard, will have quick despatch for
Melbourne. The A1 extreme cllpp-r bark NORD STERN,
Otto Sohst commander, Is now rapldlv loading lor Hvdnev,
N. S. W., at pier 8, North rtver, and will be (fespatched on
August 10 For freight fir passage apply to R. W. CAME
RON, sH Beaver street. Sight blits tin- sale, and cash ad
vances ma le on consignments. Consignees in Australia,
Messrs. R. Towns A Co.
Arrangement commencing july i, m
KOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
A first class steamer will leave New York on the 1st, 11th
and 21st of each month, except when these dates fall on
Sunday, when the day of departure will be on the Monday
following.
For freight or passage apply at the only office, No. 6 Bow.
ling Green. D. B. ALLEN, Agent.
I^OR NEW ORLEANS, VIA KEY WEST
JP The United mates mall stesmsbip
MARION,
J. D. 1'hllHps, United States Navy, commander,
will leave pier No. 4 North river for New Orleans, via Key
West, on Saturday, August 1, at 3 o'clock P. M precisely.
Fur freight or passage apply to
BPOFFORD, TILESTON A CO.. 29 Broadway.
For new orl.eans.-the very fast sailing
barn 8 11. WATERMAN, James W Elliott, master,
has a Large pari of iter cargo engaged and will liave i.nniedl
ale despatch. For freight apply to. WM. J. DEWEY A CO.,
93 Wail street, or JAMES COTTERELL. 121 I'carl street.
I^OR HAVANA DIRECT.
J? The United Suites mail steamship
COLUMBIA,
D. B. Barton, Commander,
will leave pier No. 4 North river, for Havana, on Wednesday,
August 6, St 12 o'clock M. precis, lv.
Vos passage apply to SpOFFORD, TILESTON k 00.
No. 2J Broadway.
WATCHED, JEWELRY, Ac.
Diamonds, old gold and silvkr wanted.?
LOUIS ANRICH. 72.1 Hioadway, under New York Hotel,
oilers to pay tlie highest cash price for Diamonds, old Gold
and Silver. Persons having thos- articles f..r sale will re
ceive -0 per o-irt more fur It than at any other place; paid la
city 11 oney without lieing compelled to lake other goods I11
exchange. 723 Broadway.
MEDICAL.
(CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.?DR. BARROW,
J No. 194 Bleecker street, four doors from Maidougal,
New York. Kroni ll till 2 and lrom 4 to 8 o'clock. Rrad his
popular work, " liuuum Frailty." Sent Iree everywhere on
receiving 25 cents worth of postage stamps.
DR. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, MEMBER OF THE
College of Physicians and 8urgeons of New York, may
be consulted daily at his olllce, from 8 In the morning until
9 in the evening.
DR CHARLES LUTZE, OBSTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND
Op rating S'irgeori, wishes tne lailles to distinctly tin
derstan.t that be hue no rivnl In this city in treating all
diseases of women ami ch!ldr? n. Can be consulted in couli
>len< e st his private roOms, S14K Broadway, N-. Y. At home
from U A. M. to d f. M.
D*
DR. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE NEW TORK
Unlver-lty (Medical College) ar.d College of Burgeons,
London, can be consulted with the most honorable eonndenoe
on all diseases to which the human trams Is liable. Ofl'tee A)
t.mitre street, tietween Chambers and Kea le, having a pri
vate entrance at No. 6 City Hall place. Suni'ays from MA.
M. to H* P. M.
T iR WARD, 12 LA I (JUT (jTRRKT, NEAR CANAI*
If pays pat i'-ular attention to all complaint* of both sexes.
A private entrance, offli-e open from 8 O'clock In the morn
ing ti.l 9 o'clock in the* veiling. Consultation free.
f-|OCTOR HUNTER HIMSELF ? TUB PHYSICIAN
XJ who esUhii-lic I tli* ilunterlan Dispensary, No. a Divi
sion street. New York city. In 18i4, can lie consulted from 8
A. M. until 10 o chs.k a night, at the old odioe. A private
entrance. Book fur nothing.
RALPH'S OFFICE, 1MELBBCKEB STREET, WEST
of Broadway. Hours W to 2 an I ti till 9.
T.1 KM ALB PHYSICIAN.- MRS WOODS GIVES AD
J. vie to isdi. ... tjnly to neuts. Monthly Pills. 296
orand street, heat- Chryrtfe,
f Ml'ORT t NT TO fLMALSS -DISEASE* OF FEM ALES
I ?? lecli i ?;?. 'treated I.y Dr. THIERS No. J.2I7 Broadway,
New Voik. m i. a,"d ximirft lor ladUw' circular.
r ADIIJS ( 0N<1 LT MRS. WOODS WITH CONFI
J J den She tre.i'i..,, female complaints. Chsr.e 00
i 'tin Montlly IM.h. I'J.i tiiand street, opposite Lord n
Taylor's.
1 ADIEU CAN CONSULT DR. POWERS, 12 LAftOHT
iJ s.r .et, h mi . n ira i. led ci c ss o i nil complaints. He
mireandgiv l>r. P >*er? a c.t l aud you will sever regret it.
M Hoimt for wmmftati >u day .mil ?*ve ling.
fJftOFfcSSOB RE: .'ELL, 1'.2CHAMBERS BTREKT, CAN
I |m- i.-all. .1 a usual. Ag. I,?s, Ll.*l tv street !i.
V. Is ilriaislvu. 17ft Fillon street
A
FOR SAI.X.
K.VKK I'll W'CE I OK MASUI -CrURBKH
W ATr.U FO.\fcU F.ill 84U Oli Rl.NT
Now r**u?l> for unv kiuu ol i;*at tiiwory; the lM' _An?
ric v\ i n n- i'ouu .Mini Ir a orie* hlsh. 60 by H3
fe t mernltoi wharl, ml ir >nr wi 1 ?triv?- any nm?Uin? ry ti e
b'iii in v\ i l hold; ? u a ncv.*r faitiu^ stieaui; aoout U a?*rve
of ao*i iiii i houiM A.to a < n nurodate rou? 50 to 40 fannies;
uIhu a ?Dod hoi *e; ail lu o*.iui>'eu- order, and uovv rc * y
f< r us aivUaU d in Uic town oi ? om?raU, O.au^c county.
*ixt? milt** fro ii New York, and within twenty minutes
Urivf? ihocuckon Hit'Hud-on river, and one-hall mile
from Erl?* Hraucli Railroad. Parties wanting water power,
auvi ev? tythlug rrady to put in machinery* wi.l tind it to
th-ir lattrestto ex .mini* this property, ror further pai';
ticulars apuly to WM. l?El*H\V% fci Cetiar street, or to JOHN
OKK 4 C O., Cornwall, Orange county, N. 7.
A LOT OF MACHINERY KOtt SALE.?ONE SIX
hur-c Engine, withpump attached; one one horse Engine
Boiler. complete; four loathe*. one pair Steam Shear*, "he
lot of Jeweller's Hollers, one Draw B rich and Platen, all in
flood order, and cheap lor cash. Inquire at Mo. 1UU Woo>ter
street. SIDNEY MOUNTER.
An extensive fouhprt and machine shop
for sal** ai a great ?acriiioo to elose a trust. Bugin",
Fixtures, Machinery, Tool*, full and complete, in t?uc
cessful operation. Possession when wanted. Terms very
liberal. SOUTH WICK k WOOD, 82 Nassau street.
A MILK AND BUTTER' STOKB?KIOHTH AVENl'K,
laninonnly fitted with every oonvenlenre for the I usl
ness. block, Fixtures, Ac., all tor jwttO. Rent $-0 per montu.
F. D. RICHARDSON k CO., 82 and 84 Nassau st.
A COMMISSION AUD REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. DO
tnif a mod rate business. Ia an old established o.m e.
Will hell one hall' ior or will give security for the money
and a-salary.
F. D. RICHARDSON A CO., 82 and 84 Nassau st.
A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE FOB
mtl<?One ul the best stands in the oily; located on
the corner of Grand and Ninth streets. Williamsburg. Ap
ply on the premises to JAS. JUliNSON.
A RARE CHANCE.?FOR SALE, THE LEASE AND
Futures of the wholi mile and retaii liquor stun*, -??-2
Grand street, o?ru?r of Mult street, or Die Store will be let
without tixtuies. A uestrabie situatlou lor any business.
BVRINE33 CHANCES?SOFT SOAP ROUTE, WITH
Horse and Wagon, for sale. Apply at AI7 Broadway,
basement.
IjlOR SALE-A PIRST CLASS AND FINELY FURNlfiH
1 ed So^ar Store, minuted in a great tnoriHigliiare, has
been occupied as such for the lust 16 years; also suited to
any other business. Reason of Bale, the owuer leaves the
city. Inquire at 3tf8 Grand street.
TTVOR SALS?AN OLD ESTABLISHED CASH MANU
J} fac luring Business, In consequence of owner belngdU.
a bind by acoldenU Apply to E. A. VANDEUHuGF, M Wail
street.
T7AOR SALE?MONTADK HOTEL, 12 FULTON STREET,
J; Brooklyn, opposite Fulton ferry. City cars start in
fronLof the door. Lease, Furniture and Fixlutos lur sale
cheap. Bent low. None but cash customers need apply.
TTVOR SALE?STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A
r neatly titled up Liquor Store lu West street, now doing
a bittiuessof I rum $7 to BIO ? day; lease has two years anu
nine months to run. To the right party this is a chance sel
dom ott ered. For particulars apply at Va Washington street,
cornerof Charles.
XpOR SALE?THE BEST AND LARGEST CONCERT
J; Saloon in the eity of Washington, situated on Pennsyl
vania avenue, opposite lour of the^argost hotels in the citx.
A splendid busiuess is done at present. A restan ant is uUo
In connection with the above, where a fortune fan be made
soon. Satisfactory reason given for telling. For particulars
apply at 3A7 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth street,
Washington, D. C. D. FBET, Proprietor.
FIR SALE?THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
Liqnor store, corner of Fifty-fourth street snd Seventh
avenue. Reason for selling, the owner ia going to Europe.
Apply in the store.
FIR SALE?THE LEASB AND FURNITURE OP
boarding house No. 112 Pavonia avenue, Jersey City;
will be sold cheap; near the Urie Railway i it is well located,
doing a good business. Apply on the preu Jses, second iloor.
T7?OR BALE?FOR $M0, WORTn ?1,200-THE GOOD
J? Will, Htock, Tools and Fixtures of a military equipment
business, established nine years, belonging to the late H. ri cr
Ji Hill. Api>ly immediately to M. UOLLECilAR, W North
William street.
FOR 8ALE,
A Steam Engine of three horse power, with boiler of
six horse power. Can be seen, from 7 A. M, to 0 P. M., at
116 East Twenty-ninth street
Tj'OR SALE^ONE HERRINiTB SAFE AND O.VB
r Stearns X Marvin's hafi', botii of which are tire aud bur
g ar pruuf, and with double dovr^. Also a superior lot of
walnut top Counters, a letter i're^s and Stand, two O.lice
Desks, ana a rueilu ii sued Stove, ail of wlmli will be ?old
cheap lor cash. Apply to UATFIl^LD A MARSHALL, 14
Walker street.
FOR SALiS-AT A SACRIFICE, THE BEST PAVING
and beet located Grocery ami l'iovis:on hture, on Third
avenue. Horse, Wa^on, Ac. Cheap rent. Will sell very
cheap, as the owner is sick abed. Apply to J. P. TRAVEK,
auctioneer, 170 Chatham street.
For sale?a seoar store, with or without
slock; all 1h complete order. Best opening for a segar
business and sample room in the city, inquire of J It.
Sl ltUURU, at the Havana Agency, under Barnum's Mu
seum.
I [IOR SALE FOR CASH?A FIRST RATE CORNER
' Liquor Store, well lilted up, with ,jOod stock. Reason
for belling, the proprietor going to Europe. Inquire lu the
store, 247 Tenth avenue, oorner of Twenty-sixth street.
OAK TANNERY FOR SALE?IN I'ATERSON, N. J. 15
miles Irom New York. On account of the health of the
subscriber lie will dispose of his Tannery, established over
twenty yesas; title indisputable; terms made very easy II'
desired. For mure particulars call on or address Benjamin
Serve, 39 Hamburg avenue, Pufrson, N. J.
t|* DRY COOJ5.
"gABOAINsP BARGAINS1 BARGAINS!
GREAT CLOSING SALB.
GREAT CLOSING SALE.
GREAT CLOSING SALE.
THE LAST WEEK. "
THB LAST WEEK.
THE LAST WEEK.
900,000 WORTH OP DRESS GOODS,
SniRTING AND SHEETINO MUSLINS,
PRINTS, LINENS, TABLE DAMASKS, AC.. AO
THIS IS POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
AS THB STORE WILL BE CLOSED
ok
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST S,
TOR ONE MONTH,
FOB EXTEN81VE alterations.
Ladles should lake advantage of Ihla opportunity to pur
chase goods at hull' (be present coal of importation.
The Stock la large and varied, and
TUB "'RICES EXCEEDINGLY LOW.
5,300 yarda Lave mi at 4 cents
6,'*)0yard# iiarc^e Uroche 9 emits
6,300 yarda Griiailies 9, 10.12ft and lSeeuts
10,0ft) yRrds Poll de Cbevre 12k 15 and 18 cent*
6,lig0 yarda Plaid and I'laln Mobalra 12}, aud IS cent*
3,.'<00yard* Drab Alpacra, double width 20 cents
3,300 yarda Silk Warp Poplins 23 cent*
10,000 \arda Silk and Wool Barege 13 and lt> ctow
3,i00 Tarda Barege Anglais. 2V yarda wide la. ttd.
M&RRIMAC AND OTHER PRINTS, at la. a yard.
IN MOURNING GOODS,
3,300 yarda Black Bureau Anjlals IV canta
7J0Uyarda Biack Barege, Silk aird Wool, 12>?, 15 and 16c.
Also, 2;irda wide Black Baiege.
Also, 2 yuroa wile Black Delaine (all wool).
A GREAT VARIETY OK OTHER GOODS.
ALSO
THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF
8ILK AND CLOTH CLOAKS IN THE CITY.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
232 BOWERY.
W. R. ROBERTS.
N. B.?Please remember and look forlhe name on the
win.lows, anil -!o not believe you are In ROBERTS' tin low
you sec the name.
P. S.?Postage a La m pa tnken.
WANTED?A STOCK OF WINDOW SHADE8, IN EX
ruauge for HO or 1U0 acres good Land, in Iowa. Tb?
title ia prrfC''t and taien all paid. Agents need not apply.
Addr aa W. 8 , box 147 Herald ofllce.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NEW YORK, JULY 7. 18*.?MR. CHARLES BIEH HAS
this day withdrawn frum the l/aited Pianolorl*
Makers by mutual consent. All tne labil.tie- will be nettled
by the company. The business will be lotilinued the san.e
as brretofore, at 86 Walker street, N V.. and corner of F.rst
and South Third street*. Brooklyn, E. D.
UNITED PIANO MAKERS' STOCK CO.
' CHARLBB SIKH.
Partnership.?for the best chance to com
luetics a mercantile buainess in any city In the United
Sutra, with a small capital, call on D. MADISON, at the
Manhattan Hotel, on Murray street, near Broadway, any
uav from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M., until Tuesday, August 3, for
full particulars.
PARTNKR WANTED?WITH $200, IN AN OLD ES
tabllsheil efteh buainess, connected with groceries and
produce, or will hire a yourig man (German preferred) to
take charge and give ample security.
M. B. FRANCIS. 104 Broadway.
THK ADVERTISER. HAVING 9300 IN CASH, WISHES
to go in partnership with some good, honest man In tne
Kery business, In Newark city. Address J. S. S box 127
aid olUce.
TO THB HARDWARE TRADE.?A COMPETENT SA LES
man, owntng a valuable patent for an article tor winch
Here la an Immense demand In the fall und winter montus,
desire* a connection with Mime , houae to manulaeture
and sell the article. Small coat; Wr;e proflt; (ale guaranteed.
Ad lre*< Patent, Herald otlice, lor one week.
"fXTANTED?BY A LADY OK RESPECTABILITY, A
TT person that ha* from one to three hundred dollars tn
Invest In the manufacturing of liuop skirts. Address ll'iop,
bos 183 Herald otlice.
?l> COO -THK ADVERTI8KR WOULD UKK TO
^i.oUUi invest tills amount in notiie good paying
buaiuesa, ejilier wholesale, inauulacturltig or commercial.
Address H. 0. N., bos 183 lit aid ofltaa.
dt>r Ann ?THE SUBSCRIBER, having THIS
amount of capital, with wealthy frlonda o
aid him at intervals if required, and possessing ? g> neriU
knowli 'dgc of bUHiness and energy of character, will connect
himself Willi a well established manufacturing, brokerage
or commission firm. First class references given and iv
uulrid. Address, with real name, for two "lays, Comn.e,. e.
Herald ollice. Application* strictly confidential.
WIJIRI AND LI4*UORS.
MI IR X CONS' BDINBIRG ALE, BAP.t LvY .1 1*BU
kins' London Stout and Ouhin-Sa XXX I'orter, jm I iu
| r V'd aud in uoo i order. Also iiae Anierian As, portcl* and
Cider, ailltnhle ;*r the ariny. navy Or faniil) use.
WM. EAGLE, corner ot Canal ami Yni ick stroeia.
XTOTICB-I HAVK THIS DAY APPOINTED W J. ;
IN /in .ell, No. IllHouston street and 31 Bueknian snei i, I
city of >e? York, aote agent for my Pale Ale. Ail or vcri
a. lit to i is adnri sa will t?e promptly a.tended to. Tlia public
' are cautioned s^amst eertitiii designing persons, who have
sureptitloualy obtained aiyatska, and are nil.ng them with I
an ale of inferior >)iial?:,v nnd trending the i?ine as my maim.
I lacmre. I wHI guarantee nnr.,? fcen>io unless purciiascd of i
W J lloiceli. aji nt for New l'ort.
'?'iH.aoki.rjiu April 14. Ida Wil, C. MVitXAM J
*AL.KS OK HHAIi CmTB.
KAKB OPPORTUNITY KOK OA flTXJJdTS OR PE&T
sonadesirlug miry Kcsideuo s.
'Ha su'.ariber odera for salt* hi.-* Country Residence, r?.
eeiilly surveyed aim uid out no Uiat li' ?? be divided 1st*
Ir!"e .SI".11"" pareeU;-*y.aoii haviug a ?aier iront and tnuet
apiendM building site*. The pru| any couai?ta of SOU acres,a
old wtuHou in . lawn ol luurieen *craa of lolly
?e"? nud imputed, innumerable and of great
v'V'' 11K*?*" tase ulfy d< si ue.l an I no ted with trull*
* ,,'i"we,r?j outbuildings, including (arm la,use. yacktmau'a
t!,? " llrk^ harbor," sod a bowling alley.
?^as uuutl"ailed advantages lor either a prlvai*
?r 1 oa'a,ion. having a bold shore on lb*
Sound a mile in e\i in. two side* belted by creek and Inlet,
' f ' ui." "n*"1 lo?d the lauds tiaciig tbe rivers
gently slope either way. ao that every buildln. site commandl
78i ^ b""n^ *ni1 eurrouudiag country. Two
thirds of the alius nan have water front*. The nlaoe la per
fectly healthy, water excellent, and air luviwraUng. Dla
unee from the atv 18 miles by New Haven Kailroad; bual
neat men can reach the city from this plao ? in less time "????
from Harlem by tin- avenue cars. persona deairoua of
avoiding city taxes, ibe uamert and detentions in creasing
the nvera, wHI do we!l to give thin advertise.nent their early
attention. No estate of equal glza within one hundred mile*
of New York comb nes I'm diverailied advau a^ea and regal
elegance of this old residence in every particular and all it*
appointments. The present distance to railroad statiana. two
mile*. When " Chausworth" is made a sLi ion, now In con
templation (depot already built), the distance will be only
half a mile. Applj on the premisea, io
K. K COLLINS,
or to him at the office of J. S. Caldw oil. 21 fine street.
A FARM FOR SALE-VERY CHEAP, SITUATED IK
-*"?? a pleasant, improving section, near n v.llage, schools,
churches, Ac.; good huilulugs, fences hi or.ler and cultiva
tion aud well watered. An excellent >lume to get a gooA
f>rm- SOUTHWICK A WOOD, !-2 Nawa street.
A PLEASANT HOUSE FOR SALE-NEAR SOUTH
."t. l?r a ier-iou eugageu in business in
J -?.*??. n" w,lbln an bour'a ride of Cortland* street
feiry. House in w and taste. Locaion veiy attractive and
Pr"*1u,y- A lar;e garden ?ell ft icked u lib v.- ..tables of all
w intnln't Vi'iv lei"'"* ra-y. Apply to JOIIK
W. buEDOIiA, o63 iiowory, corner Fourth street.
A MURRAY Iin.L RESIDENCE WANTED?BY A
ina'* }u I'tor 2 3 yarn, abo.it spoo. Alao n
rii'1.1! Dwelliiigiia lui-ulity void of tenant houaet. not*
f.r*f'1Vn l"'der. /- f?''t ,V de. Price $HM*JO io Jl'J.OOOl
sirictly c*ah. Alfo n small Cottage withiii M mllea of New
IiZL '*, LieM tbl4n M 'or $-.0')0 ca?h, Alao a Man
*'j" ,tr,;e' prele n d. adjacent to Kifth avenue. $24,000
U> $33,000. hLrlctly caab. Any peraon who ran comply will*
tbe description above, ond v. illlng to oiler property at auch
prices aa the exlgencleH ol th? ilmea demand, am reauectfully
Invited to call. MoEIBBiN ft DAY, 31J i-'ourta aVenue.
CITY LOTS FOR SALE OR EXCHAKOE -NEW OR.
leans property will be taken In exchange lor lou in Har.
lem. Apply to TLLIiY A yL'INN, AUorneya and Counael
lorn at Law. 20 Nawiau at reel. N. Y.
FOR 8ALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATED Olt
Ninety second ?tr?'el, tx t veen Jfouriii aud fifth
Aol7. ^ k>? toid ciitiitp. Inquire of
C. 0 CONNOR, 00 an J 62 ?att Fourteouih street.
For 8ale or exchakob~thb thbeb story
and Houi*e No. ?I8 Eaat Wairreu Brook
IV n rtlhfuillltlu ull tKa in/wlaaii 1 ?_
, .T i n * ?"? "o *f itrrcu Mitel. Ol
lyn, routaimng all the modem improvement*, la*, water.
Ac., Ac. j or wiU be exchanged for a that eiaaa Dwelling im.
New ^ork. Apply to WILLIAM R. STAPkOKD, M WllJuM.
aticet.
Fob sale low or exohanof?cost $i>,ouo?ait
elegant threo atorjr houi>e, built by day's work, an*
finished in the very beat manner with all modern Imsrova.
nieuta, altnated in Brooklyn, E. D .in tbe laoat 4cair?bl?
location near Bedford avenue; marteatfu about $7J>00
whlch cjin remain; for the ba'auoe wIlTlakc country prST
pcrty, New York Stite or elaewhcre. with or without wind
ings thereon, or stork or other avalliible aenurldca. An offw
wanted. EDWD .SEYMOUR, Iff Wail aueet, N. T.
T ANDS-TO ALL WANTING FARMS. ?LABOE ANI>
XJ thrtvuig settleraeut or Vineland, mild cliinato. Ulrtr
mllea aoutn of PUiadalphia. by railroad; rich aoU:
i'i* f ?'?*?*?; twenty acre tracte, aA
fif h1? ?*r ' W?ble within four
d openinga: goou society. Hundreds
n'?k'"k!'"'Provementa. Apply to CHAS. K?
LANDI8, r?>stniKKtf r, Vineland, Cumberland c-ountT. Vew
Jetaey. Lett? in ?uhw?!?d. Fapern ooMtaining foil mior
roatlon will sttn i ree.
SMALL FARM OF 25 ACEES FOR. $100; ONE OF 13S>
aei-en for $.',6;I0, with a tine new house that ooat aH wa>
aajc lor the whole; near n village. 105 mllea from New Yorkl
!il S51** K?"'1 1h,,<j ("t *>c0- 300 acrea for $8J0. Apply ai
139 Bowery, in the butter atore.
''' ?D., TO L.IQT.
i FURNISHED C iTTAUE TO LET^N ^IE N^RtS'
* . snore oi Staten Islauu, for three mouths or longer
Cf>ntainin? seven roo.ne, a uasernent and cellar; ; ood ahada!
fruit aud vegetal lea. A HesiiabJo residence for a small fa^'
imly. Address Cniufort, Bn?dway Post oliicc, thia week.
A CARD.?THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE NO. 79 EAST
rourt"en n stie. t, uear Irving plare. will ue u. wly fur
uihhed by its protein o r. pain an * li:t, in suiia or tinciy to
iamlllea or gentle , en, ivitnout board. Tliose deairlng supe.
rlor accointno.iatlons may now have a cho-i-e of room a Th?
evchailged* '''or * I>h>8lcli4n desired. Reference#.
Floors to let-in those handsome new
houses between Twenty.IIrat aud tiv*ii;y s. coud atre ia.
in Sei'ond avenue, w.th Cromn, gas 4c? fiom 57 40 to $lS'
Also the lower pari ol a'na c>ass House to let. very low lo>
at;oodteuani without children. Iiiquire at SO Second av.
Furnished housbs, in the best part or thk
.,cl.tV;i,ir^:lJe,."!L^or..ri nt 10 priva:? lamillea. Apply to
js. II. LLDLOVV it CO.. No, 3 Pine atieet.
O^CE TO LET, CHE\P.?TWO ADJOININO BOOM?
for $100 till .way 1, lnt>3; location. No, 7 .iroadtvay fn
an'|r2 p' M Lich,l"CL' PlHCe- room No. SO, between 11 A. M.
STORE NO. 123 BOWERV.-TO CARPET, TOBACCO
r uiuiture or Be Jiliny Dealers ?The best aland In tb*
city lor either of the above buslneaaea, with baacment anA
vault well llgn ed. and two floora above. \\ ill be lei or
leaaed low. Apply to C. V. ANDERSON, 9J Bayard street.
TO LET?THE FIRST FLOOR OF A LA It CI E BROWIT *
stone front house eonsistlng of nix rooma, six closeta.
r?ui hxturrs, ransjft, lauixlry arifl all modern iMiprovemeota.
Inquire of. THOMAS McPHERSOM, 477 Third avenua.
TO LET-TWO NEAT NEW COTTAGES IN CHESTNUT
avenue, Hudson I'tly (Bergen Mill), N. J., within on*
owxkor the bors? railroad from Jersey Cfiy ferry. Aoulr
to JAMES A. ALKXANDER.ea WaH street
T? LBT?SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE CORNER O^
Thirty-lour*li srreet and Second avenue, constating ot
nve rnems and kib lien, all In perlect order, having m(sierra
improvements, furnlalied with gas flxturea. meter and vauS
exclualve. No other lamily in the bouse. Rent tow.
TW^"-?HEA,1' RENT-STORE 119 NINTH AVENCbI
i. 25x100. with from basem -nt. only $1V>. OomfurUaka
apai tmenta In the house, $1 Do. in bouae 110 Eaat TwenliT
miii itreot. *
r. LET?A COSVKNIENT HOUSE, AC~WITHIN AW
hour ot New \<n'k. it ia desired to arrange with as*
wnoeouid Inatruut a low young ladies. Addreas. with re.
ferences, and all p.n tinil ira deemed relevant io mutual ua~
derataudlag, box I.iwj New York Post o.'llee.
TO LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY WITfrOUT CH1U
dren, the Seen I Kl ?:? of no ae 275 E.lz.ibetb auIeeT
near Bleerker; two ro<..ns, b. ifn oraa au.i lualriea. sooA
yard; rent to auit the liniea. aw?
mo LET?SEi'ONU AND PART OF THIRD FLOOR uf?
gi. w.Tre^d- iit!,v;sl w"h"*'on
TO LET-THE STORE NO. 87 8IXTII AVENCE. PAR
^ 1 7 ?PI lying in stop.- 8<. n il door.
TO LF.NTISTS, ?A F1R8T RATE FIRST FL(X)R OF~A
house to let. hi a good sitwiiion fo ? a d mst in tho.
Uppi r part ol the city. Apply to J. M. EDNBY, ?# B.oadT
CLOTHING. ^ _
N EXTRA PRICK WILL BB PAID KOKLADIEH'
ana yi nikmeu s Cunt OIT Cleinlug, Cai pet. Jewelry
and Furniture for xww OmuL The antl<-rnl.n?l ban re
ceived a Urge order, amounting to 925.0UO, io: which he
^'lunmtei-a to pay the lo.lnw ing price* lor im. ii am laFor
Bilk Dresses, I r un $1 to $31; lur Coats, fioin $:t 0 $16, fur
Pants, $- to $ti. l!lea*e call uu or addr ?? Iv not* J.
AN HALT, 152 Seventh avenne, between Twenleth antf
Tweniv-iirst n tree in. Ladles attoa.ied to- by Ms. AnbalL
AT TUE OKI' JlNAI., WELL KNOWN Ii. HARRIS'
more, lo4 dtirutb avenue. ladles and ge flemen can
dispose of their i an I ull Clothing, (.iarpc I*. Kornltire, Ac., to
the best odvautage. Koi dresses, $5 is <3 j, lor outs, $2 'O
$14; for pants, $1 to $5. Do not forget la oul mi or ad
dress H. Harris, l(i4 Seventh avenue, t><?w?en Itvcnty-llrsk
and Twenty-sccond sire els. Ladtne attended qr Mn. H.
Ihurts.
AT TUE OLDEST STAND, 1S4 SEVENTH ATENVB.?
EZEKELS tiiamutccn to pay ib* following prHea
for ladies' and gent's Wearing Api>arel.?Frutu $tilo|30for
Silk Dresden, from $ ? tu $2:> for Touts, ani from $2 to $7 fir
Pants. AI>o Oar pete, Jewelrv, Ac. A no*a It* port punetn*
ally attended to uy L/.EK1KLS, 134 Seventh arena*. La
dles attended to by Mra, E.
At no. 353 bowery.-ii. Rosenthal raviko a
great desire to purchase a large <|iian Ity of cast ob
Wei<ring Ap,>arcl, Kurnttiire, Carpets, Jewelry. Ac., by <ail
lug on or addressinlad lee and gentlemen can obtain ui?
utmost value lor e.ick article. LadP ? aucndod to by M a.
Ko.-euthul. Plcaac remember, and try 353 Bowery, opposr*
Great Jonea street.
ATTENTION! LxDIKS AND fJENTf.EMFII.-I HAVE
just rreelvi d Sil.WM to purchsse cast oil clothing, For
nitiire and Carpets iur the Callloinin market. I do pr< mi>e
to pay the highest J'.Ires In the < Ity by oalling oil or ?ddre,a~
ing a note to E. AtiNTSS, 137 SlxtU avenue, two doers ahn'e
Ten Hi street. Lulus aluuided to by Mis. Mints. Hcmem
ber, 137 Sutli avenue.
" ASTROMHiT.
A CLAIRVOYANT.-MR*. ?KTKOIJIt, TUB
celebrated auu successful Medical and Business c.,.ir>
To]ant Iii America, 101 West Vilteenib slicet, corker ui
Sixth avenue.
ASToMSHINO.?MADAME MORROW, SRVENTUi
daughter, ha- foresight to tell how noon and how oru-u,
you marry, aud ail you wish to know, even your tliotiflua,,
or 1" pay; lucky charms tree; hnr equal is initio beieuM;
b.-r matin linage In now in full operation. No. IM l.oi.i< *y
utieet, below lTuuston. '4C> ututi. geutlonicu not admltifd.
Madame bay is the blst clairvoyant and
Asuologlrt in this city. She tells your irry thoughts,
gnes lucky numbers. rallies sperffc m?rrla,tw Mi. nod
Seventh av-nue, uoar Twenty-aareuth lireet Ladica Ube.,.
^nntlemen JUc.
Madame hart, iiavino rbtdb.ned KRoMF.tr>
rope, announces to the Indies ol New YViktha' aba
can be (onsulted at No 21 Essex street upon the paa and
fi.tme, special into j atioi as to loriurtc, n.arrlage, and
eliarms glvea. 0rdlMtr> fee 2A cents.
Mrs. addir baxkeb, the lono ektablistkb>
and reliable medical and Vuia|n<ss eiaii'vo)aiita/idl.
spiritual medium, glvea uiilv rsal satisfaction, day and sen*
Itifi Rooms No. .I2!11'ourtli street, t.nir doors west uf Ruad
?av.
V B.?WHO HAH .N't IT IIKaRD OF THE CULEMRA'ED
ii ? Madam PHEW STKK, who has reeioved lo tin llrty
'? .l.th street, corner ol Sixth avenue, over the bateryaod
? enan lie consulted with entire Fallsractiour Hlie ha ue
i"iual. She n il < tlic name of future wife oi husband ;?lso
Utat hi her visitor. It you wish truth give, her a call.
rpilK UKKATE8T wondisr IN TBF WORLD 18 HK
1 )oungand aceowpllbsed Madame BYRON, from Pria,
who can be conmll'td with the iitrictest conlldi bee on a af
fairs of life; restoien drunken an I luifalthfal husbandsjia*
a Seen to niskeyou be.loied by your lieart's Idol, and hrlg?
ti'Lietb: I those long separated, ljidies 35 eenta. Keaidaoe
90 I'hlid avenue, above Twelfth street. .
1 BOWERY.?MADAME WIDOKB. CLAIRVOYAT
XO?J and glfuxl Spanish lady, unveils the mysterleof
fntiirltf. love, marrla,! , ubvnt friends, sickness, proecpee
medicines for all diseases talia lueky number*. oieuarUjat
?r stoien, Ao.

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