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FINANCIAL AMD COMMERCIAL.
Kkipay, July 19?6 P. M.
The money market is extremely easy; call loans
generally 0 per cent. Mercantile paper is a G
for the highest grades.
Gold was better again to-day, selling at 132a4
and 133 at the morning board. In the afternoon it
- was 131%, 132, 13'J^, closing at live P. M. at about
112%. Bills were stronger, selling up to llfi and
146%. The strength of gold and hills arose this
morning from silly doubts concerning the fall of
Vicksburg, which were caused by the non-publica
tion of General Grant's despatches. Gold will
probably tall to 120 when the tirst boat sails from
Cairo to Xcw Orleans.
The stock market opened very strongly
this morning, and prices were uniformly better
before the board. Harlem sold at 10G, South
ern old at 81, Erie at 95%. When the
board met there was some relaxation
iu rates. Harlem fell off 3 per cent, Erie
Southern 1%; Pittsburg was steady at last even
ing's pricc; Illinois Central was a fraction lower;
l'acilic Mail rose 1 Y% per cent and Prairie du Chien
3. Governments were dull and rather lower. Mis
souris also fell off % per cent. At the close of the
call the market was dull, and remained so at the
one P. M. board. Southern old fell % per cent
more. At the afternoon board the market was
generally strong. Erie rose %, Pittsburg %,
Harlem %, Pacific Mail 2%, Southern old <&c.,
&c. Hudson River sold at 179, cash and regular,
and 172, seller three days. The market at the
close was firm. The following were the closing
* itations of the day:?
... '8l.rog.104 al04X Harlem 104 a 104 ^
iijaw'k ' ,cou.l05 a 106!* Harlem prer.. 95 i -
Tr- ?oouIH--loa'iBlo,)* Readin* ~
T, ' w ia-u'- 9T 8 1,9 Michigan Cen.llWV, a ?
,,S7? u Mich Bo 79 a T9 yt
J.10!'! c#rt 'H ? Mich So guar. .115 a 116 *
2','''! * 70 V IU Cental ... 106^ a 10<1??
2i ? C !I
?BrmjS'Jiclc.... a ' 5 iiq a ii-i
?*Sii0o Mall... 190 a ? 9SV
N V Central... 118X all8?{ Rock rtlau^ ? ? ? *
Erie 96 X Fort Wayne.**, . M
fine prof 102}, a 103 Pradu Chien.. flO'i v
Hudson Rtver.176 a ? Tor Haute preT 71Ji a TiH
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day:?
Receipts $1,533,507 73
? For customs 119,000 00
Payments 2,224,948 52
Balance 23,201,504 96
The American West India Company have pur
chased the first class iron steamship Tubal Cain
for their West India line. This ship will be the
pioneer of their new line of steamers to St. Do
mingo, via St. Thomas, St. Johns and Mayaguez,
Porto Rico, carrying the United States mail to all
those ports. She is now being refitted and ele
gantly furnished for a large number of passengers.
This will afford a facility of communication with
?the West India Islands that the extension of onr
commerce in that direction has for some time past
imperatively called for.
Tlie exchanges at the Bank. Clearing House this
r.noruing were 155,541,534 93, and tho balances
$2,478,160 59.
The Lamar Fire Insurance Company has de
clared a semi-annual dividend ol five per cent, free
of tax, payable on demand; the Central Park
Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend
of four per cent, free of tax, payable on the 13th
inst; the Manhattan Fire Insarance Company, a
semiannual dividend of five per cent, free of tax,
payable on the 13th inat; the Firemen's Fnnd
JiMurauce Company, a dividend of three and a half
per cent, free of tax, payable on demand; the
East River Insurance Company, a dividend of five
per cent, free of tax, payable on demand; the
Republic Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual
interest dividend of three and a half per cent, pay
able on demand; the Bowery Savings Bank and
the Manhattan Savings Institution, their usual
semi-annual dividends, free of government tax,
payable ou the 20th Inst.
Stock Exchange.
Fbiday, July 10. 1863.
$1000 USA's, 'SI ,reg 103% 500 aha Hud KRR. b3 1T0
11000 do 104
10000 U8 8'a, '81, cou 10#
1000 U 8 6 ?, '87.... 102%
-A&OO US0'a,5 20, coo 101
6l000 U3 6'8,'74,coU 97
10000 do 97%
< 1000 d > Wm
13000 T7 3 lOjicn.OftA 106?i
36060 Tann 6 8, '90... 66
4000 N Carolina fl'g. 70
100
100
100
400
200
do g S
do is 169 X
do c 174>i
do O 174
do C 173
60 Harlem KR 104
400 do 103
20 do 103 1,'
1200 do 102%
200 Harlem RR prof. 1C0
6000Mlsaouri8'a... 69% 200 Reading UK. 830 104X
5000 do L30 09* 1000 do 104
5000 do b30 70 300 Michigan Con RR 109
40CO NY Cou 7's, '76 116W lOOMtCB Soft XI g stk 115
2000 do 118 2<)0MicbSo&SIndRR 79*
10' 0 Hud HI v 3J m. 120
1000 M( 8'p,clHlmstb 120
;;0j0 dj 119
2000 Mu fi -<> 2d mtf 102
4000 Alft 1 H2dm pref 90 '4
lOO-iOChtft NW 2d m 58>i
5000 r >1 ft Wab 2d in 91*
2000 I'ltta.t'lWftClm 104!,'
sooo i-ittt.rtw&cad ioo Si
llO'JO do.. 100 %
5000 MisaftMo 1 d g I 50
2D. too American gold 133
6000 do 132%
150 JO do 132 V
70000 do 1S2)|
n;000 do 132'.,
150 ^tn Bk of Tom'' e 103
GO Am l.xcbnn^o ! K 107
15 Kk of Stale of N Y 103
10 l olMlnd < 'anuli o 143
100 141
l.iO Canton Cotnpaay. 27 'J
400 Cumb Coal pre; 21
2i?0 ytiukailrcr Ml t'o 39
1 50 BuckA < o Load Co 1 %
<0J Aroorlcnn '"oal <V> 85
r>oo < aii > !i Copper t o i}(
410 Paottc Mail SS Co 1-0
3A0 do hIO 188
60 do ?30 185 X
25 do 1R.-,|^
100 do 18?1<
50 <1o *15 I'M!
250 X YContralKR.. 119
50 d.< 11*';
800 Frio HR 95 '?
rso do. 95H
150 do b30 95 *
50 Erie Rll pret.. .. 102
tO d.. 102 %
50 do
200 do blO
300 do
50 do alO
lloO do
100 do....
2ii0 do slO
27 Tanama RR 18S
200 IU Central full etk 98
100 do 97%
100 III Con RR scrip . 108 'i
200 do 108 %
200 do 108 >(
100 do blO 108'd
400 Clou ft Pitta HR. 85 *
100 do 830 ""
200 do blO
200 do *10
79!
79 1;
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79%
79
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79%
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180 Chi ft Rlc la KR..
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100 do
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250 do
100 do *15
50 do 830
100 do 845
:\50 do
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loon do
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150 Alt ft Tr I la it RR
loo Altfc T Hant pr-f.
100 Chi ft N Watt KR
100 do t)30 29 1 1
180 Cbl ft Alton RR.. 85
100 Chi ft Alton pref. 91
92
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*5000 IN 0>, Ml , re? 104 % 60 *b* Hud Rlv RR. 179
15000 UM 5*8. 'Hl.cwi 105', 300 do blO 176
40000 UHf^lyrci-rnw l)x'< 400 do 179U
8m \ loo Harlem RR. 816 103
loo h) Mlaaourl 8'i
1 0000 Amp' k
rooo ii?
5000 do
660 sba Com coal pre
75 Pacttto M 88 C.
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Hold. 1 32 S
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50 do 180
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200 d ? bOW 94 V
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50 do . 178
300 do bl5 176
1200 do
200 Reading RR ...
100 Mich Gen RR ..
400 M 80 ft N la RR
200 do
liio M80 ft X 1 gu Rtk 116
aoo liicen RR ecrip.. io?> s;
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300C10V ft rittaltR.. 87
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1 'Oil do ..f 132'i
r, 1*100 do 182\
20 >00 do 0 K.2?i
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1j 000 do *3 132 'j'
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5i iln *3 21
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CITY COMHKKCIAL RIOPOItT
t'kiiiar, July 10?6 I* M.
A.- 'Ha woiv in irtive, at He. for <I9o-vj. 'or j o trlg.
Hkk.\i*sti?s ? Hour ?a^ moro active und i? sharte
higher. The clay's a.ilos included 17,000 bbls. ;-une and
Western, 1,200 Southern uud 1,OUO Uuiacliau, wilhtu our
levisod ijuouiious ?
>u|ier!lne ^tate auil Wewtorn $4 30 a 4 s0
KxtraMate !> 40 a 6 00
Common to choice exti a Western ft 40 a 9 2ft
6 ftO a 7 50
Southern mixed to good superfine 6 li a (i 85
fcxtra do 0 Kf> a 8 H
t .ooJ to choice family do 8 30 a 0 25
Bye Hour 3 40 a 5 25
Corn meal, Jersey and l!rai:dy wine 4 00 a 4 40
?Wheat was doing better, (he receipts having been mo
derate and the demand good. The day's business com
prised 130,000 bushels, at $1 53 a $1 65 for prime white
and |1 35 a $1 43 for red aud amber Wuetorn winter, $1 24
a $1 35 Tor Milwaukee club and amber spring, (1 14 a
$1 20 for Chicago spring, and $1 42 for amber State Corn
was lc. a 2o. higher, with aalua of 135,000 bushels, includ
ing mixed Western, at 67>jc.a09c. for souud, tltic. a
<37 1, c. for unsound, and 70c. a 71c. for yellow Western,
out.-, were quiet at*70c. a 77c. Rye wax unchanged. Bar
ley and barley malt continued uualterod.
Hoots and Shoes.? The auction sale to-day was some
what more spirited aud succosalul than that which took
place on Tuesday last. The local aud country trade was
well represented. The prices realized iudicatod a Urtner
market.
Chemicals were inactive and nominal.
Cofkke. ? A cargo of Rto was reported sold on p. I., but
otherwise the market was dull. Wo continue to quote
Rio, prime. 31c.; good, 30c a 30Kc.; fair, 29c a 29)ic.;
ordinary, 23c. a 28 Sic. ;*fair to good cargoes, 28>?c. a i
29l,c. ; Java, matsaud bags,3'jc. a 37c.; Itaracuibo, 31c.
a 82c. ; Laguayra, 31c. a 33c. ; St. Domingo, 28c.
Cotton advanced to 59c. a 60c. for middlings, wltb sales
of 700 bales
0'axdi.ks ? The demand was mainly for adamantine ,
21c. a 22c.
[ Dby Goods ? Trado has been very dull, and prices of all
descriptions of goods have been depressed and unsettled
in consequence of the heavy fall In gold. No important
operations have been reported.
Krkiouts were decidodly less active. To Liverpool
there were shipped 1,000 bbls. Hour at 2s.; 7,000 bushels
grain on p. t. and by steamer 4,000 pkgs. cheese, at 40s.
To'London 700 bbls flour, at 3s. , 14,000 bushels grain at
8d. a (M. To Cork a cargo of grain , for orders, at 7s. 9d.
To Rotterdam. 500 bbls flour, and to Bremen 600 bbls. do.
at 3s.
Hay continued In fair demand, at 76c. a 90c. for North
river bale.
Hops were dull and heavy at 15c a 21c.
Hkkp.? ' There were 800 bales Manila reported sold at
10*0. ... , ?
Kibia were quiet and depressed.
Inmg'j was inactive and nominal.
Leather wafl In less demand without change In value.
JteTAU.? The iftbvjnd was mainly for ingot copper, at
Sic. f i?e lead at A 8c., and plate tin at a slight re
duction fr^m former prices.
Molassk*.? An Invoice o t Neuvltas was reported sold
at 43c. Market dull.
Naval Stokes were dull and Irregular In value.
Oius? Keflned petroleum was Belling freely, chiefly for
future delivery, at (10c., and crude, here, at 29c. a 30c.
Nothing new in other kiuds.
Provisions. ? Pork was sold to the extent of 3,000 bbls.
at $11 87 a $12 for old, $13 87 a $14 for new mens, and
$10 75 a $11 50 for prime. Beef was quiet, with sales of
180 bbls. at $9 60 a $12 for pr ime and $12 60 a $14 for extra
me*s. Lard was steady at 9, yc. a 10c., with sales of 6.10
packages. Of cut meats 450 packages were sold at 4 ^c.
a 5c. lor shoulders, and 8c. a 8 Vjc. for bams. Bacon was
dull at 6c. a 7>aC. Butter and cheese continued heavy
and drooping.
Rich.? Salos were made of 120 bags at 8)?c. a 8%c. for
East India.
Banns.? Calcutta linseed was in demand at $8 15 per
bushel. Other kinds wore quiet.
Salt.? The demand has been more'actlve, particularly
for West India. Turk's Island brought 45c. pet bushel.
Skims were quiet and somewhat nominal.
SnciB were dull and unsettled.
Scuar was in limited request and tending downward.
There were sales of 370 bh'ls. reported at 12c. a 12){c. for
New Orleans and 10)?c. a 11c. tor Cuba.
Teas were moro freely offered and were easier In price,
with amodoia ob :siness reported J
Tobacco is inactive on account of exchanges. Tbo
sales wero 63 hbds. Kentucky at 14>?c. a 23c., and 67
cases seed leaf at 18c. a 22c.
Tallow ? There were 75,000 pounds sold at 10,4c. a
lOJic
Whiskby Sales of 600 bbls. were reported at 46 He. a
46c.
Whalebone was Inactive and nominal.
Wool.? The business of the week has been moderate.
The fall in gold and exchange has led buyers to look for |
a decline in wool; but holders generally have been un
willing to make any concession. About 200 bales Cape
sold at 34c. a 37c.. and 76,000 lbs. domestic fleece at 70c.
a 75c. At auction, 196 bales Cape, sllgbtly damaged,
brought 26 ?? a 33c. ; also 100 bales ordinary Mestizo at
21c. a 24c. Thero has been very littlo done us yot in
the new clip. Farmers continue to ask 65c. a 80c. ; but
at these rates buyers are unwilling to operate.
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC rOB im? TORK? Trtu DAY.
atmaisu 4 38! hook risks mom 1 10
au? irrs 7 S3 1 hioh water. eve S 05
Port of New York, July 10, 1803.
CLEARED
Stenmebin CUT of Baltimore (Br), Mlrehona*. QuMna
tows Mid Liverpool? Jno O Dai*.
Sleamablp Shannon (Br), Harris, Liverpool? Snow ? Bur
ge?a.
Sieamablp llatanzaa. Lleaegang. New OrMun.
Ship Lancashire, Hazard. San Francisco? R T. Taylor.
Ship Isabella (Br>. Kolln. Antwerp? W K Schmidt A Co.
Bark Nerelde (i'rua), Freyniouih, Queanstowu? Funch,
Metncke A Weodt.
Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Barbadoa? fly Trowbrldge'a
Bona.
Bark Holland (Br), While, St Jago? T A R Web?ter A Co.
Brla Denmark (Dun), Pit, Falmouth, E? Funcb, Moincke A
Wendt.
Brig Dare (Br), Oaaton, Qucenstown? P 8 Kenwar.
Brig Hary Ann (Br), J one*, Laguayra and l'orto I'abollo?
H J A. C A Dewolf
Brig Antonio Mathe (Br), Btevena, Belize, Hon? F Alexan
dre A Sons.
BrlgC W Ring. Huntler. Carden??? Bra't. Son A ro.
Brig Naiad (Br), Ricbardlon, Cleufuego:.? Tucker A Light*
bourn*.
Brig Zambesi (Br), Ryan. Sydney. CB? B F Small A Co.
Brtg John (ieddea (Br), JoUnsou, Londonderry. NS? J P
Whitney A Co.
Brig J T Abbott, Hathorn, Boston? Whltmore A Co.
HclirWm Smith (Br). Cherxon Demarara? Jos Rnea*.
Schr Equator (Br). Hl;'ga, Curraut Point WT ? J D .'once.
Bohr Vernon (Br). Wriifht. Ralifat? A Smlther* A Co.
Schr Irene Wop. Sen Orleans? Dewey A Col ma.
Schr B Watson, Willeby. Key West? Benncr A Brown.
Schr Niatnra Demson, Port Koyal.
Schr J I! Frankiln, Clayton. Aecomac? T O Benton's Sona.
SchrF French, Lovela. 1, Wicomico? Van Bruit A Slaght.
firtu- .I Brophv. Mullln, Baniioi ? Metralf A Duncan.
Schr Juno. Milts. Port. and? W 8 Brown A Co.
Schr Tbo* Jefferaon. Small, Salem.
Sclir Eastern Belle, Turner. Salem? R P Buck A Co.
Schr.t Langley. Langley Wpymonth? J Frye A Co.
Schr W H Dewltt, Corev, Boston
Schr L A Orcutt, Drltiktvaier Boston? W S Brown A Co
Schr ' Ov Arnold. Mitchell. Boston? Simpson AClapp.
Schr Saxon. Caasldy. Bo#lor? J FryeA<"o.
Schr Breeze, Hnlje, Boston? Merrill A Alibott.
Steamer Wm Woodward. Cundlir Baltimore
arrivkd
French steadier Cntlntit. Fabre, Washington Put In for
coat Mount* * guna an 1 ha* a crew of 1 mm .
Steainahlp Oral'-a (Br). La Mesnrlar. Havana, hi r (. and
Nassau. NP. dth with mdsc ami passengers, u? K Cunard.
I* anchored at Lower quarantine. Mr Million. or Staten
Island, iroin Havana died thla morning.
Steamship George Waablngton. < lager, New Orleans. July 4.
6 day* 17 lioi.r* irom the Paftos. with mdseatid lasscngera.
toll B Cromwell A Co. 6th Inst 8 AM. 2.0 mllea Irom the
Pa?aea, sicnall/ed at-amahln Loeuat Point
Ste.imshin Chesapeake. Wilietta, Portland, with mda* and
pas>en^er*. to H B Cromwell A Co.
8M? Caier ua k (Aur), Ki.ndlcb. C atellamare, 42 day*. In
bal'ast, to order.
Ship Aurora Br). ??*!, Boeton, In bal'aat.
Bark 1'ana. vltr (Prua) Waills. Newcastle. f5 dara, with
eft*:, to 11 A K W M? yer. Saw a large numl er of leeberga E
of the Bank*
B*rk Edwin. Nugent, Malaga. 53 days, via Homes' Hole,
In halla-t to (?eo Bulkier. June II, lat .16 36 Ion 40 M, waa
board' <i from L'8 ahlp Ino. havng under convoy ahln Aipil. |
la. for 8.111 K ram lac , all well: 3d. lat 41 10, Ion 69 42. aaw
Br hsrk Be.lmoral, of (Jlasaow. bound E.
Bar* J .1 Phllbrlrk. Brook*, tl and Barua. Liberia. SI day*. I
with talm oil Ae. to .fob n Leighton Nodate. lat 1014 N. Ion
77 12, 'poke Brem bark Auguata Emma (Mo 6X1 1, for Rio Ja ]
neiro
Bark O W Roacvelt, H.inlrran, MaUntaa, 12 daya, with '
augar .(re. tn rasster.
Barh R? lama > Br. of Ne? OlascoT), MrRentle. Sy lnay,
CB, 13 dart with ottl.to Miller A Houghton
Hrlg B F Naah, J.diua?in, Ment?n May 17, oaaaed Olbraltar
30th. with rrult to Bre't Son A Co.
BrigJoteph Hums (Br), Trefry, Cow Bay, CB, 18 daya,
wltlr coal, to D Starr.
I Brig Martaret iBrt, fivneh. <11aee Bar. MS, 14 daya. with
coal, to R 1) nwuldle. 1st Inst, lat 13 17. Ion 04 14. waa apokea
by I S g mboat Tunearora. cru alng
Brig Strum nesa < Br >. Marwlcg, Parraboro. 13 daya, with
lee, to l> R Dewolf.
S. hr I. F Smith. Cotib, N' w Haven
Schr C R Vtckrrv. B\b Itt Albany for Taunton
B II tight Be?r?e Albany fur Provldenee
Stean rr Decatur <U b *.rana[#n ), Fargo. Ncwl>ern. N C,
July f. to 1' 8 djuartertuaster Has on board Mdlacharged
i aol lleta from <len Foster * army.
I Steamer J RfThom?u>i MoCalie. Baltimore.
Steamer Minnesota. Warretv Rammer*.
I SieamerFann" Fenton. Philadelphia
l Siaa-oer Ann Elira. .tones. Philadelphia
Steamer E M Falrehlld. Trout. Philadelphia.
Steamer ttavrav. Aldrlcb. Providane*
Ship Anlarct c. Htmifl'er. arrlveil dth from Liverpool T*
porta .tune 22. tat 42. Ion 30, spoke ahlp Lancaater, of Phlla
detulila, ImiiDd R
BF.I/)W,
BMp Auatrlan (foreign).
B irk Sateiu, from New Or'eana
Bark Norton ( Br), from St Th itnaa,
Bri? Ai-hllle fro n M^rsei'Vs
Sciir Wm tlregory, fr >ni Weat InJiea.
i Tuo tarka, un\no?n.
SAILED
9rh? Steamers John Rlre, Alice Price; s'llps Flglla Jeanle,
Qiiesnel, Zouave, Arctic. Vancouver, Leontlne; harks Eag:e
Nuoia t arolina. Eipr- ss. tlarell*. Pan. Rate Siatn ? r S'ella,
1 Anna Aug' at*. Daphne, t ol' uuer, Bergen, Ellen Morrison ;
brles I, B'lrnard, Ida, Mary A He Tattsafita, Nomlgence. l'rl
me no. Br t.iers, D Tmwltrldge, Prince** Alice, (,tu Bancy,
Archlmlde, Envna Dean, Uilaua
Wind a*, aunael 8, light.
Mlacellnneona.
Wo are Indebted to I'uraei A len. of the tf B Mall ileam
ablpdao Waahlngton, for (1 ? < of New Orleana |uner* pia
?euger ll*ta, and other attentions,
BHtr MiJt?*va, Buckmlnst-r, from Shanrtiae Msr-'i 17 for
Ncweliwang waa totally l'>?: April 3. 30 mllea Irom N She
was lornierly awhab r lona, built at Charlr.t m? in
181(1. and owned In Boston.
Bmn At vi Mini*** frem Malamoroa for N"w Tork ar
tlv* I .il the bar below Hew Orleans on the 1st ln?t, wuh losa
of anehot and chains.
s on Soi.r*iii?o ?>?"* >n from Kt Ja o for New York
Strio < or C 1st e Island R ef 9ih ult, a-i 1 was a*>|a<* | alT hy
?r.c ?r* f >r fn. hy a-rrerment, Bhe b.i* *in?| m Kaaaau
s i?<r re?i rate ItnnirK, C irr Iroo. New V .rk r,: f,)r
I ' uteue... wer.l a-h >i- d ring a fo< nli o 7f ti.i ?n
?> t|s IP ef. near Nl? Mitai. Ot Mic a li^liler
alnn mdc ne>i day. Mid would pnjb&Uljr be ^ i ofl at t'.ie uc t
lilgll > .IM".
?' l rtA. May I* -S lp Emily Faruntn, before reported
? i u :n? be.-n urxtind, v* ill |j,' docked foi exj?i i nation
Mop i iflnl k cxpuuaua amount (a ?l*> ,t 32.0J. ri.
Lit oruiD? Al Bn wei 4lli mat. t:otn the raid of O ike# .1
])onn>- a One nclii of about ltifi U.iu. i I '1 Tulv Fourth she
in u? rn'il I j Jauiea Lltchl eltl and o ilium, of liaugoi, i? tlio
i roughly bum tunl an ex eiieut ve?ael.
W hiiieuit'D.
B.irk Roaelna, Honeywell, N il, an at K?y?l May 17. and
I had landed 8' ap.
Hark ( Hvan, Cornell, of Haudwlch, arr at Fayai May 11,
and landed I SO ?|i
Hclir lilliridKH (lorry, Small, arrived at Fayal June 4. and
landed 42 ?p ?2 lipbk.'
Sthr t'haa t'oluale. Rnpcra, ML, clean, arr at Fayal June
13. uud w uu^l sail name nay.
Sliip Nlgor. Allen. Nil. re|>orta Kay 10 bad 100 ap. wonld
go to Mar<|tira<a I eland In June
Bark Alabama. On-well, Naut, was al Bay of Ialaudb Ueh
10. all well, with SOU bbla oil.
Spoken, Aic.
Snip Mattaran. Rob.uaou, from Calcutta for M York, May
17. lal II N. Ion 8C K
Slnj) Keao.ute, Mouulford, from Calcutta for Boxtou, July
7. la I 40 25 on 00 SO.
Ship southern Cross, from W C Mexico for MVork, Apnl
27. lat W 2S 8, Ion 120 111.
Slap II M llayes, Elliott, from Hull, E, for Montevideo, no
dale, Ac.
Ship Philadelphia. Poole! beuce for Liverpool, July 4. lat
40 12. Ion 70 30.
Yacht C M 1' Williams. Williams, from Bolton lor Matau
laa, all well. July 3. l it 20, lull bl? had oontluual bad weather
aiuoc leaving the UKtatea; bad apruug bead of foremaat, but
tvauted uu asaiatuiue. I
Foreign Porta.
Batjiuh.it, W< A, June 13? Mo Am vessel In port.
CotMTAKTtNon.K. J ii tie 18? In purl bark Western Sea, Har
ding, (rum Button arr 11th. dine
In (he Hardline Hi-* 13th, I tut tirtg Adriano, Oastelano, from
Mew York for Constantinople.
Calcutta. May 23? In port ships Ohaa Cooper, Jordan: O
Colby. Smith; Sutan llinka, Atwoo-1 ; 3 0 Glover. Mnlbon,
and (Jolcouda, Purlngton, lor Boston Idg: Nicholas Middle,
Eves, and Whampoa, Prltehard, for NYork do; Good Ke
turn, Balch, for do (having put back) ; Jas Cheston. Bryan;
Ramblor, Carlton : C H Lord, Smith; Emily Fatuuin, Suues.
and Britannia. Hill, for London: Esmeralda, York; Granite
Slat*. Jacobs, and Eli/a, Kltumerling, for Bombay; Hippo
grltl'e, Addy; East Indian, Hoyt; Liverpool racket, Crosby,
and Union, Norton, unc. Going dowu the river 22d, brig
Boslyn. Tanner, for San Francisco.
Went to sea from Saugor May 11, ships Lepauto. Martin,
London; 12th, Qrotto. Davis, ( hitia ; lath. Anna Kimball,
Marsli, Dundee; 18th, Clarissa Bird, Bird, China; lUih, Con
tinental. Johnson. Mew York; Oirigo, Buckmluster, China;
21st, Tulla (Br), NYork.
Colombo, Mav 18? Arr Martfi Somes, McLean, Bombay, to
finish ldg for NYork *
Koocnftw, April 28 ? Arr Fort una, Hanson, Sbanghae; 29th
Eclipse. Camman. do. SI J Slil, Keoka, Sutton. Sliaughae;
May 5, Fruiter, Martin, do.
IlONU Kohq. April 3d? Arr Wandering Wave, Linnet!. New
chwang; Nankin, Crosby, Whampoa and Nlngpo (and aid
May 2 for Sbanghae): May 9, Carriugton, Watson. Shang
hae Rid April 29, Seaman's Bride, Wyinan, Niugpo; May
3, What Cheer, Moore, Shanghae.
In port May 12. xbips Trimountaln, Field; Arraean, Hath
away; Helios, Webster: N B l'a:mer, Low, and Viking,
TGWU?I?<li??rS*U Kingfisher. Freeman, and Jack
Frost, Bnierv, lor MelboiTrai; Storm King, Callagnan, for
Liverpool; Black Prince, Chase; Carrlngton. Watson; Ocean
Pearl, Crowell; 1'anama, Soule; Rapid, Dunham; 8 Fales,
Bandall; Sarah Chase, Evans, and Waudei?r, Forbes, unc;
bark Diadem. Sawyer, for Nlngpo; brig Jos Marshall. Jes
sen, for Bangkok, pill back; schrs Wandering Wave, Llnell,
and Fanny, Turner, unc.
Havana. Juno 30? Arr schr Kate Boyd. Lloyd, Key West;
July 1, bark 8 A Nickels, Nickels, Saartport and Sagua;2d,
schr Isaar L Atkins ManballMJaltimore. Sid 3d, brig H O
Brooks. Newcotnb, NYork.
Cld June 27. bark Trajan. Balibidge, Sagua; brig Acadia ,
)r). Priest, NYork; July 2, barka La Ciguena, Adle, dn; J I
W Andrews, Harry, ltemedlos; 3d, brig M A Horton (Br), (J
Lauriston. NYork
EmmV.rMcComfeAorr M' L?UU*' Haloe., MYork; schr
Montour, May 2? Arr Rebecca Shepherd, Somers, Bom
Mavii0: MMa5"?!t Sn,'>dra(E9D, Brlard. Singapore.
FrJSXl pAg,V?I^iinB?lSLr 8"
heteky"^15-8"1 b4rk Annie^i^X.An,
Cart'iff!*V1D"0, Miy ,2_Arr ,Wp Aramede Snow. Morrison,
P*flan*Z"fth"brlm?CapH?ho^8p)'*S?rM '?Vo2?<!ir'|C'tf"
Meteor, Wtlman, Philadelphia! Sa> MYorlt: J u|7 '?
i2ltn$r,'Uh Ve*cocil- Philadelphia; 281b tarts AO t?t!
tell. Watson, do; Dorcas C Yeaton. Port do^ti?.. iLi?
Stanwood, do; ^lornncc, Wlnslow, NYork ' elma,
Maxzanillo, June 19? Sid brig Sitka, NYork.
Ruh?^pk,Ii 4U1, Huntress, Wheldcn *do **'
KifeSSSraS SK!;
NYork (and cld i&d for Cardenas); b riaa Wild Pic .S't* ^
?on. and Eleaoor Miller, Matthiwi, doft^ ir
js*. "J "S .fsssw:
fc.tamoros (and ?ld ?tthlf"r M
Dill* Firth ' ?A1 ? ??<lon <?nd cld 29th for Phlfla'e "
! pi^V5' ,,Aifa',<r, B;aure?rd, Lyoo, Charleston;
Yort " ' Llven??i; H yulck. Bushed, New
Cld June 12th, steamers Arabian. Mora* fit un
Mariaret <t Je-sie, Lockwood do; tfth ^firs Charu?S;
Johnson NYork via St Salvador; 29th, Ifdt/ M
sa??wwr sssa?'
,5~Arr Bonsbce- C1*rk- Singapore (and aid
' OftMfTOWK. June 27? In port ship Aueusta *nn??t
SenrK, from Callao, and has been ordered 'o Liverpool
Horrw IBAM, June 23? In port Prus ships Uelene^ B.ek
New'Vofk. *' M#yar' RQU 0eor?" ??f'. ^K-smer foV
R4KOOOW. Mav IS? In port ships Emma MeK?n?i?
Ap VMipIrd', Kelly' "om^do8'^^^^^:
R mkdios, June 12? Arr brigs Lorana. Ilavani llih haru
"Cornucopia," do; brig Warcale. do; islh* E len do
S'SgAMRk. May 21-Xn port ships Borneo. Hurd. for Bo-.
Shamuhai.:, Ai ril 23? Arr Lucy E Ashbev Anbhev Ha?.
Koog (and Mil fflthK James Miller, rarbonette
23th.Ll/ite BoggA. Dlscr. do; J7th, Nelll ? MVrri i 2V
Hakodadl; J 6 Ford/ Sutton. Foochow; 28th PhitlinriS de
1> Noja, Terry, Nagasaki; 3<lih, Aleounuln Em?r? PiTJ ,
Kong; May3. Monsoen, tiyilu*r! N8W B"?ry. Hong.
Sid (from Woosung; April 23, Delaware. Ore? Naeasa
kl, tjleucoe, Morgan, nlngpo; 24th Wavi>liii_ inn.. <vt
Hakodadl; 29th, Sea Bird, Weston', Foochow- May 'd
Iona, i ardner. Hong Kong; Ringdove f?rr.?-t, 'r!?r ZnC.'
SuaL* ' M*ri0n' ''"K. Mngpo; ?h,' I'almetlo, Lowry
In port May 5, ships Archer. Crenaey. for Hong Konir soon
Argouaut Norton, for do do; Fann\ Fern Jordan
Kitty Simpton, Ma Jo, lor do (cld May
Howes; Industry. Llnnell; Mandarin Perit Hi?iti??n^?lV
Hams, and Sumatra, Kinsman, nnc; baruues N. llIe Vc.^i '
Suiplea, for Hakodadl, samo.Ky (hM% ild fw ?l?OnO): ,
Avnes, King; Algou'iuln, Etnerv ; Ell.n Maih. r ?^i?r
Burrltt; Llz/le Boggn. liner. Li ee moon Blish- Phiitinm
la Noye, Terry, uiic: hrla Mary CapJS kewell' ?
soon , ha. been sold for $4.KI . schr Jas Miller 'rwhone. te
for Kio. how ?Kin , Florence B Waltou Av?r?- r5 . u .f'
and J K Foru, Sutton, unc 1 Averjr' Idl
Sutatow. May 2? Arr Lillle. Knowles, Ch-roo VI i
Morgan, Newcfcwang. Sid April 28, Maun ?hinffh^.
Sl-llA.tAr, April 17? Rid Como, (?obhs, HanrkoV
ne^ro ??' * Alr bri< "?r''away, Ai,*iD, ?lo Ja
WiiAMfOA, Mavis? In t>ort ship Eurnpa Avre. fn,??
York. Hid 1st. Caribbean Winchester Manila
Yokobava. April 2?l Arr Rattlesnake \tini?n? v.
kl; A A Eldrldge, Bennetl. Slian:-hae. "l'?ma, Nafcaaa
Amerlcan Porta. i
BOSTON. July 9 ? Air Br s'enTnship As a Rhsnnnn i i?f
P"Ol v.a yucensto* n an I Hal fa?? ar at her d.*"k 2?'a Iw
ship Flying Eagle WaMen, S in Fran- .sco barfi
Turk it/ri), Harding, trom a cruU... Iu,ft?'T
Bay, COM; IlllnoK. t.ra.v Frontera; bngs M^.tlV
Oou.l? Hath.irst, W(JA Kdwaid Thompson t
Turks lslamls , F.inma. Baker Philadelphia- sel^
Newklrk. Weaver; N K ( lark, Clark
and New Jtm?v Morris n w*
Walker, KiUabetl.oort. Cld b?rks Irfmnel (new nf kTn.
ston. Mass, 3*1 79 fctbstons). B-,r.litt. Sniirna K B Walker
Pressav, t.aidauas; A W Kteven< i neiv of V .wh?,r? ? Jta
tons), hrown, Cape Town ( OH. an l fij dnev Msw'.'^rlii
Auguata (Bn. Cousins, Port au Prince p,'?i? ^ iPiT"
1 pS!inm *?"""? ?ohrJ v w-'i ChipwlT; xas&t
Reto^ut ^Trotn Cajcufta' T?'?? ^ylUeton. NZ. Bciow.^lp
' BALiTlMUKE, July V? Arr schr Hamilton Olden v..a
Cld a< lira Lerov, Cls.ell. Havana; Idaho l'ir,?Q oNTort.
Fl?b, Davis. A> tlve, Sherman : J una Anua ,!'',?
Baker, Freeman, and M O Leonard, Lea at ^?'"8
Odliu, Frauk, East Cambridge: ? H Stiong iv!?J?'i^ .
dauna; (I F llaw.ey. Buckley MllareU Au arii.Vh n "
i New Urlesna. Sid bark Oi-stav (Mrc.n) t aiho ir'? '
BANUOK. July )?? Arr schrs Telegrnuh ii??i, 2in ^
Win MoC.bb, Cnlttaan, NYork. Wd s2?,i>i o ^?<?1' ?'J'1
ard atid.litlta A Mnrjr. Royal, NYork. vtij.4.au, Blanch
DAN v KKh, July t? Arr Mbit A-ia Herh*rt vi ?
and ueo K Lanlair, snow, NVork rt*rl- Llnoehaa'
DiiiHlON. July 9? Hid schr Albert Field pkhi ... t
KlJii tKTOWN, July 7-Arr sMrsQ W ai 1
foi Ho?toa; Win U Ko^e, llarn^ do for iu .
Idt Mav. NYork. Mid achr
FAi.f. Rl\ KH afnly 9?Arr achr Neilj Jnhn^ OL
Philadelphia Bid brig IsaOora, lliu?ej flbcl*rJ<
(ihi'Ki,fclU? N, I)" July 6? Hid a h'rf al
Aldnch. Last Cambridge, L Hi'iilsvani win ? 1 ^ri
BluU. Browu. Boai<m, (iaiena, Fonl Hiann ? "
UAKIilNtk J ly # -Hld bita kto ? " *i ?
Wa.hiiigion; schra Mati. Meinif. Col Lm',^ Oraenlaaf.
Julia Ba.er, liaker. Phii^e.phla; Only ftnw
tlncnul. ?iSh?hm?i, * 7.*" ,'c*'n"hlP? Con
t hot, Haton Koige; bark P U lla/eim
Boston ( Id briga I'cdru, Wailao- Cir ilr . ' C*?n 'ugh am ,
Slnpson. New York. ' ^*f?tias; Jo*tah Jei,
Jnly I ?Old b?ik? St Jiire?, Warn* l>k .j . v. -
alt. Minn III, H?U.n; I'. WrLlit Jr ,,, ' ?delphla; Traa
I 2 I? Arr sin; ? llorodlno, (li key and a M"?l<'n.
| Baltimore, Bath .-prsgM, Tysnuf KYorV ? i 1^*1. ?
Buckley, and Ksnny Killer, L. .Ni nu'
Berrj Bsltimote : si hrs W l> >Hvda ' " Berrv,
msn, Mntamona ( Id bark tda 1 i! T?*??
. bnK, J .lla, Martholle, Phiiadnnhia- oIIl. ??aton ;
j Boston, ?<hm A'm Wllarni Kvan fh, Lannekln,
Veen, Covpu. Wi^k/ord, III; Taiau o i' ' ?1P'"a( River
; tlan " ? ? Sscau, Minatl
3 1-ltelow. mining up, schrs K iteCntUn. n < >
II .cki, ?ri. Me, K (' Howard. Hay '",?# ''"""Jen. fMn
Oh aner ? . M'orkela IMsttmot#,' ' J ' : ?o ton,
I Lunch, an I, Philadelphia, (.d.lrig (l?uj?i"j' 1* '"t?"*'
Voi k " ??"get, Juhnwn. .Ntw
NK\TP(IRT, July 9? Arr bark Mei rimar Hmi i. ^
fan I I II lor Philadelphia), prli- , '*'? 1
Merrtman. Port K- y?l fin bUm- lr! '1'"'* '?">?
Fanny (Bri, Th ipa, Mrk I .-t Ji>kn in if i
Jitn ?ir. /.-wn< t Nr^ra-ii" K. for pMn'it * 1 liWlifrarg sinp
I'M i L ? l?1" f J'M I K .Inly ' ? Arr T
Havana; K nisr, Heiry.
L *??") lonie'lj lr>ll>n;.l f 1 A
Aid.li v.nl .S. Ti Uatti.ge , , ' M'B. " ?'?"i
kl I rLtl , Pinal . n c ? . I ? , v ' V J' ?p,'* > '?* 1 ?*
rill Irg -Ufli* (Br), Co N .va frli; n-lirs Al?l -i'n*.
V.UI i.l 01. 1'IOVI leuc: . N H rTboiu|? .1 i.n limit. Uvaiuu .
IK nlul W*i- '-r. d.i, M1.1 C. ?'.nl I 'III .H i
l> J*1- S? i'h. following vm e's| r. i?ain at
I |ii.- ? ?Ii4rk *i?. an for uiv.-u?; Cor
delia lor 1 >-< I. Bin. lor Maunixa*- br a Frontier, 1*
fnrtUu l; All ? G ay, fur SI Juliu, nuLl ) f.-r 1'oK
8p.ui M?ry Fmily, John Dorr m-e, C loirl u Vcud<.?l,
War Price, Ma I'1 Whivl.-r an J A Farrow. f..r i'-o too; Arc
lir or Si 10 hi, N li . L II Eudieou, for Providence; Euri i,
1 for Neu beru . R-0. or .Wen ; John .M.u.loie !0 Newberu;
A II Howe. for Prvrndeitee; I, A M Herd. lor Boibury;
M iilH 1.0 .IIMI ?nd >ir,lr'?, li ht.
1'OliTLANP. Juli 8 ? A rr bark Hebni Crooker Lilt firM,
! Oporto; Br Uri : Ann L?\i:t, l)-*u.r, Point Peure UU ? lir
Ju l* Newell. t'ujjiio ', Philadelphia.
PKOVIDENCE July !>? Arr -leainer Fa oou lonea, New
] Yori. Sid subr* Unujxlpii Belli', Alei.udcr, NYork II W
! Wellington. Well*. ?nd Empire. Jel'irson, R, 11 lout; K.li/a S
' Downing- Tbunn;. and be* Witch, Tyler, N York , oloop K
Biira.uo.QII'bK, 1I0
I SULLIVAN. Me, July 7? Sid aclir L11 Plata, Slr.ilb u. Balu
"'saLEM. Julv 7-Arracbr? Lewlx Cheater Horivo (1. and
S V W Simmons Godfrey. Pbifculeipbin, Nel? >u Weill, ltr
dy NTork'. Sid cclim Artie Oarwood, Godfrey; Uor Bur
ton,' Penco-k. ami Minnesota. Baker, Phi1* eipfiia.
STONIMJTON. Inly S)? In port m-Uik E J M'maell, Kelley.
and Thomas EIIIk. ICcllev, frum NYork for Boston- Palla
diuui, It .'dt-r and Spy. Kelsey, do for Newport: Pilot. EIJ- |
ridge dolor Demil"' Sea Bird, Murphy, and Auj.e I. Luce,
dolor N Bedford; Bausatuck, Nikeraon. do for lp*?ieti;
Patriot Blaukwell. do for i-andwlcli; aloop Pearl, Oolileigb,
Ell/ahetliport for Appon*ug.
WUI'D H liOI.K. July 9. I PM? Pamlng East, blearier
Convoy, and anol e alemicr Willi trooiia
W'ISt'ASSET, July 6? fil l aclir S H Pool, McPadJeu, New
York
situation* wa;*tko? cemalks.
A NUMBER OP WELL RECOMMENDED UEUMAN
A gnla ? aut altuatiuua aa cooks, cbauiberinaidB, laun
dr unex, nurses, girla for general housework, Ac, at Mrs.
LOWE'S German Institute, No, 17 Stanton street, near the
Bowery.
AM KM) LB AGED AMERICAN WIDOW LADY
wlatiea a situation at lioua -keeper for a bachelor or
widower; la comiwteut to Oil Miii'li a situation. (Jool refe
reace. Address L D , Herald oUloe.
A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
chatnberworit or general housework lor a email private
family ; la a goo, I cook, ? aaher and Ironer. Beat of reference.
Call be socu tor two days at 316 Weat ZOtli at., near lOiti ar.
A YOUNG OIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM
bermatd and wailreaa; urtfcis'aiids operating on
Wbeelei A Wilton I Hewing machine. Oall at thrf candy
store, 12J Ouurt at., between Pacific aud Dean sis.. Brooklyn.
SITUATION WANTBD-BY A RESPECTABLE
?? voting woman, to do housework; la capable and wili
ng; baa ihe beat ot city reference and is very kind to chil
dren; Is a rery good cook. Can be aeen till auiled at 437 7th
ave. ? _____
A SITUATION WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman, as chambermaid and to do Sne washing
and ironing, or as laundress. Can be aeeu at her prose ut
employer'*, 4'i Baat Slat at.
A
An AMERICAN girl, eighteen YEAKS OLD,
wishes a situation as child a nurse, or In some other
light and agreeable employment; Is of a happy, cheerful and
patient disposition, tidy, honest and careful; good reference;
country preferred. Call at or address 303 Bleecker at.
A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIBL WISHES A SITUA
tion as chambermaid iu a respectable family, or to do
general housework in a small private family. Call at S8 Lis
penard St., near Broadway.
A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO
4o general housework in a small, respectable family.
Address No. 2 Rose at., top Uoor, Iront room. No. 7.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA
tlon as cook; understands pastry, family brea t, 'wash
ing and ironing properly ; no objection to the country, she
Is pleasant and willing. Good references. Address 297 3d
?t.. between avs. CAD.
SITUATION WANTED? IN THE COUNTRY,' FOR A
smart, competent girl, who understands housework
thoroughly; good plain cook, baker, washer and ironer; is
well recommended. Apply this day or Monday at 15 Court
at., Brooklyn. *
SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO
man. as tirst rate cooit; understands baking In all Its
branches; is a good washer and ironer; no objection to the
country; good clt reference. Call at 313 West 10th St., be
tween Sth and 9th avs
T ANTED? A l SITUATION, TO COOK WASH AND
w
Iron, or would do the housework of ^amall family;
understands all kluds of meats aud poultry .wind is a good
baker. Call at No. 92 40th at., near Bth ave.
ANTED-EY A RESECTABLE GIRL, WITH GOOD
reference, a situation as wailreaa and chambermaid.
Hire at 111 Bast 18th St.
w
SBS
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
situation as chambermaid and waitress or nurse aud
seamstress; t e best city reference. Call at 217 West 23th
at., second lloor.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
voting woman, as wet nurse, thl? beln^ her first baby:
hat a full breast of milk. Call at City hall place, second
floor.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
to to to California with a lady ?r family; ties' of city
reference given if required; is capablnof t ulfillintc any situ
ation. Can be aeen at 217 Mott at.. Bear Spring, third floor,
room Mo. 8.
WANTBD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
a situation aso?ok, washer and irouer iu a small pri
vate family; understands all kluda of pood cooking to all
Its branches: la willing and obliging; If t e famll', is Urge
will assist with the washing: the best of city reference. Can
he seen until engaged at 6S West 30th St., corner of 6th av.
SITUATIONS* Vt AMEU? MAl.Kli.
A MAN AND WirE. NOT LONG LANDEB, WANT
situational the man to take care of hors -s or In any
other capacity where he would be useful; the woman as
plain cook; can wash and make up linen and make'toutter.
Address C. P., box 1S4 Herald office.
4 GENTLEMAN, WHO HA8 BEEN EMPLOYED AS
A bookkeeper and salesman In a wholesale grocery In
New Orleans, La., wants employment In either capacity In
some house olf good standing in the city; be la well aeifiialnt
ed in the city, and oan give ilrst class reiereuce. Address
K. A. J., box 230 Herald ofllee.
A YOUNG MAN. RECENTLY FROM ENGLAND,
wialiea a situation si bartender or any otner e nplov
ment where the duties are light. Address box Ij 1 Herald
office.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A SOBER, STEADY AND
reliable vo tnt; man, as porter, or iu any capacity in
which he wou.d be useful; references of the highest respec
tability. Address J. C., ! ox 20V Herald ortice
SITUATION WANTED-AS POSTER. BY A STEADY
American, not afraid of ? rk; .an furnish best of refe
rences. Address I'.. box ISO Herald oltlre.
SITUATION AS BARKEEPER WASTED? IN A FIRST
class hotel or lir?t elass ho ise, by an experts', ced and
accomplished Southern young man; h ghe-t testimonials.
For sale, splendid Marble Yard. Twenty lourth street and
Third aven ,e, Brooklyu, $2,fr>0. Apply at 60J Broadway,
room No. 7.
TO MERCHANTS, BROKERS. SHIP STORE8 DEAL
ei s, Ac.? W an cd, a situation as < orrespondlog or in
voice clerk or salesman, by an Englishman, whuse qualifi
cations of active and well aoeustomed business habit* and
expert penmanship al l commend him; llkewlae city refe
renee* Salary not so much sn object ss a t ermaneucy.
Address A pha, box IW Iivralil office, for three daya.
WANTBD-A SITUATION A8 PORTER IN A FIRST
class store, by a respectable steady man wh" write* a
?oo,l hand and s not afiaid f hard w.ivk and will muse
linsiilf generally uselul Has the liesto: city refer ences
Address ,oi two days J. Aidtrman, &S hast 30th St., corner
4th ave.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY? BY A SOBER ACTIVE
young man. 21 years of age, a lituat.on in the oihi e o:
a warehouse, a* general elerk. or lu say capacity where be
could make h tnself gunerally useful. Address Clsrk, box
120 Herald ofllee
w ANTED? BY AN ACTIVE, IMDUSTEfOUS MAN. A
V? situation h? salesman In a wholesale or retail dry
good or t ancv store. Has no object on to go Into the co m
try. Sa ary not ?o much tbe ohjeet as steady employment.
Reference glvm. Address A. C., Herald
HELP W WT KD-KEMA LES.
AT THE LA RUB, FIR8T CLASS SERVANTS EM
ploymenl House, 'inner of Eleventh street and Si ith
svenue, alwa< s ^ood -en a ,ts and (on! places to suit all.
Herman. English. Irish, American and Protestant, and girls
late.y arrived.
fi WBT NURSE WANTED. GOOD REFERENCES
2\. required, Apply at Hester street.
A PERSON OB LADY WANTED? PERFECT IN MAK
lug all kinds ol headdresses, ?n caps for Infants snd
Children, and uadnleeves and ribhM ruches. None b it
cod hands nee 1 apply Wages no o ectlf the person suits.
Inquire at the faney store. 141H 8th av. 8. H.
Five girls, a cook, a ihsh washer. two
wa tre-ses a i Umlxi trald'and a .aundies* wanted, in a
lar e imnrdlng house. A; ptv at 17# Bleecker si. six blocks
west of Broadway, from 9 to 4.
IBLS WANTED-FOR PREPARING VEGETABLES
Apply at 327 and 32v Stanton st.
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TIT ANTED? A WOMAN TO COOK. WA?H AND IRON
Vf rity references positively required. Apply at M Hist
I Ith st
ANTBD-IMMEDIATEI.V, M GENTEEL ANP EX
Jienencert waitresses ror a Ilrst class hotel, to whom
good waces will be paid. None hut Ibme of experience need
apply. Apply at T. W Lords 90 Bsrciay st , or at the Bath
Hotel. Long Is, and, ons mile from Fort Hamilton.
GBG SHIELDS
II' ANTED? A RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
TT boisework, washing aud ironing. Re'crences re
quired. Apply st 27 Bond St.
n: ANTBD-A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
?? German Protestant preterred. who can do plain soos.
ing, wash and Iron we I, aud make herself useful, and bring
EkxI rerommendatioua Apply at H4 West ?th st , to day
ilore 12.
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/ANTED? IN WASHINGTON UNION HALL. NO 19
Cnathaui street, six good waller girls. Wa,;es ?s per
YTTANTED-A RE8PE<TABLE YOUNG OIRL, AR
*T nnrsef one who t< willing to do the charaberwork;
must roue strell r commended Apt ly at Wl West Baltic St.,
Br niKlyn, from S t >|2 o clock.
WANTBD-A TIDY GIBL AR CHAMRERMAID AND
to assist la washing an I ironmg. Ilss' ol city r?fa
rentes required Call at 141 East l'^th St., between fi a i l I
I TtrANTi n-A GIRL, TO DO HOUSEWORK IN A
IT snail family Apply at &l MMKgntnery st , jersey
; City. N
i TV \NTED? A Til)*. WILLING PERSON TO DO
i t plain house wortjtme wllh * rhild and nMeWS
wac"? pre err?d, t nsjlnft *atane< in the uuuntry. t,?u
fr ?u ? Ul. *at fit Wesi 31st si
' tVAKTED-TWO ETPKRI F.N,-> D fPERATOBR, TO
\\ w.ii k n t.rste m weeilea tnaveil rg si i u. also two
Intabers; ?t.?idy em; ..lytnent Apply th . 'a at II Bat clay
si . up stair*.
i Tir AMI ED? TWO PR 'TBS l ANT WOMEN ONI. AS
Y? COO . ' I ' 11 ' r ' 'liet at w ?|tre-??n?d to
IIFLP WASTED? FEMALES.
MTED two K PKBIUKCKD OPERATOR* TO
'Ork ou hUu a tew i uiibei? bien-iy em
I.lo h out Appjjr tfi'ori* tt o'clo k alJ. Miliar A Co V *64
Broadway.
HELP WARTEO-NAIiEsi
sCENTS IN TOWNS AND SOLDIERS IN CAMP OR
j\ discharged art making < sally $11 p. r da) sWImc our
great new I i. Ion I'll/ft ai.d Stationery Packages, containing
line willing materia ? useful anil lain y arti ea, rich gtf la,
Ac, worth Over ?1 lor Oal> 'l!> e< nu ' A splendid Wat h,
perfe't timekeeper, presented free u> e uli agent I rile
|i-iika<ch in eudlea* vatiel) and at alt pruen Agent* wai led
all thruu.h (lie eouniiy. ?*eud fur new circulars for Ih-,3.
containing extra Inducements. S. C. ItK'KAHIiS .v CO , 10.'
Naanau t-lreet, lai^uat and oldest I'lize Package liou* in
U:? world, *
A CENTS, SOLDIERS, Mi:N, WOMEN AND C 1 1 I I.I>K I N
wanted? to hell die largest, clie.ipest and be*i Station
ery uud Prue I'h kages in llic world Vend for our new cir
cular and see w ha; nuu luri'ul inducement' we orfei
8. II ASK I NS .v CO., :i Beekman Street, New York.
Agents, pedlars and discharged soldiers
wauled? To lUiro luce new. novel an i ua-lul aril. lea.
now celling rapid iv Three more areola wauled for New
Yurk. HatiaiarUon gujirant ed. For circulars and terms
call on or address RICE A CO., 37 Park row, N. Y.
Assistant bookkeeper wanted-to oo to
Chicago. None but U>ui|?-rate and well rucoiniueuded
inen ueed auplv to J. II. REED & Co., 174 Pearl at
A YOUTH, 16 OK 17 YEARS OF AOf: IS WANTED
as secretary and attendaut to a gentleman about visit
lug the C niluent of Europe .fnonc es ei t those of the almve
a ;e and perieetly competent need answer. Address for
thiee daya, 1'ielding. llera d ollice.
A SMART, ACTIVE YOCNG MAN WANTED? TO
open o.vetera and make liiniaclf general,/ usetul in a
restaurant Apply at Clarke's. 35"/ 8th av Tho beat of
wagca given to one that will suit.
AT.?AiVBI'LINa SALESMAN WANTED ?AN ACTIVE,
stirring man ran have a good opi ortuniiy lo make mo
ney . No drones wauted. Apply to Fisbley , Todd ? Co. , 707
AT TAYLOR'S HOTEL. JERSEY CITY. WANTED. A
respectable young man, to open ov?t -ra and wait In the
saloon. None need apply but Ihoae who thoroughly under
atanl the businoav A!so, a ulght man.
Boy wanted-in a wholesale clothing
House; one who resides with his parents In the city.
Compensation small for the first year, with a good chance
for advancement. Apply at 10- Reade at., up stairs
BOY WANTED.? A SMART. ACTIVE BOY WANTED
in a produce bouse; one who writes a good baud and is
wiring to make himself useful. Apply at No. 9 Old slip, up
?lairs.
OY WANTBD-FROM 15 TO 10, TO LEARN THE
sail making trade. Apply at 195 West at
B
(10ACHMAN WANTED.? ONE WHO THOROUGHLY
J understands his business, and can bring the best of
references, may apply at 51 and tin Vesey el.
FOR THB NAVY, WHALINO AND MERCHANT
skips.? l'sy fruui $13 50 to $30 per muntli. Wauled,
landsmen, seamen, carpenters, coopers, blacksmiths, boat
sleerar*. lire men and Coal passer*. Apply only at 87 West
at., corner of Albany, up stairs. HENRY JAMES, Agent.
UNITED STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS.? HEAD
quarters No. 9 Cherry street, near Franklin square.
Seamen, Uremeu. ordinary seamen, landsmen and boys
wauled, oue year.
WANTED-A GOOD STEWARD. AT THE WASHING
tou Hotel. No. 1 Broadway; also, a good head waiter
in the dining room. Call at the hotel.
WANTED-MEN IN EVERY CITY AND TOWN
throughout all the loyal States, to sell an article that will
find ready aaie in every hotel, store and family. Men can
easily make from $5 to $15 per day and not go out of their
oivii city or t'lwu. Send twenty five cents ana get a sample,
which is well worth the money. All Information required
will be gi>eu with the sample. Call or at address $ar!ter k
Spencer, 74 Cortlandt street, N. Y.
XKI ANTBD-A SINGLE MAN, TO WOBK ON A FARM
TT near the city, to lake care of sheep and make himself
useful. One with good rerommeudatluns may apply at lli
and 18 Chambers st.
Wf ANTED? IN AN INSURANCE OFFICE, A BOY. HE
TT must write a g?od hand and furnish reference as to
character, Ac,; salary $100 per annum. Address 8. B., box
881 Post oflice.
WANTED? AT 21 COBNTIES SLIP, A BOY, TO AT
tend an eating counter and make himself g nerally
useful.
TITAN TED? COOK AND STEWARD FOR A YACHT;
TV one with experience, who well understands his busi
ness. Apply at 7 1 South at.
WANTED? A WAITER FOR A RESTAURANT; A.
single man will Unit a permanent place midaifooi
home. Alto a boy to answer belli). Apply in the office at
73t Broadway, after 10 A. M.
WANTED? IN A MEN'S FURNISHING OOODS
house, a competent man as cutter an<1 to bike charge of
tUe n auuiacturlng (department? neck'. ie?, underwear, ae.
Addrcaa, with reien ncc, bo* 328 Post olllce.
J ANTED? AT OS VARICK STREET. A' FEW 1SOOK
a?enu. Only men with goo.l references need apply.
WANTED-AN OFFICE BOY. FROM 15 TO U VEAHS
of age; one who resides with Lit par-nt* preferred.
Adrtre<s, in own handwriting, box 1,0*2 foat office.
WANTED? A SMART YOUNG MAN A8 WAITEK IN
the dining saloon rt!0 ' ; rand st. None need apply except
those that iiii.n retand the buam.as.
Wanted- a man as valet, to go to cali
iornla with a merchant. 2 couducor*. 3 br&kemen, t>
men for stemnera. H men for river steamboat*, 3 porters. 3
express drivers, 4 slris to travel to Europe ?nd California
Apply at No. 7 Chatham aqm
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[nare. TUOS. SPINK. Ajcnt.
Wasted-a youno man or stout lad. who
has workud in a bread and cuke bakery, and wish
es to become proficient at his trade. Apply to A. Slmpaou,
4d Ann at , top tloor, for two day*.
TX7ANTED? AN ASSISTANT IN AN OFFICE. ABOUT
tt 18 years of age; one who Is acquainted with oUlcc du
ties; a good nenmun. acquainted with English weights, and
correct at figure*, with i-o.ne knowledge of bookkeeping.
Add res a in own handwriting. Itupurtet, i oi 2.7VO Post oilice
WANTED? IN AN INSURANCE OFFICE, A LAD.
about 17 years oxi who write* well, can give good ro
f. p nces, and reside* with hla parentaiaalar* i 0 lirst year.
Address, | ost paid. H. B. W., lox C7d Post o.hn-.
lir ANTED? MEN TO ENOAOE IN BUSINESS IN THIS
TT State; capital $1*) to profit $1 U to <?0ti i"?r
month; great invention, exhibited at SOU Hroad ay. room
No. 3. The most sl ept cal convinced A. W. flOODELL.
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WANTED-AN OFFICE BOY, WHO HAS BEEN
TT down town. an<' can ahow good recom netidatlous.
Apply at No. & William itM room No 4, at 11 o cUtci A. M.
WANTED-ONE FIRST CLASS PANT CUTTER; ALSO
TT on - tlratelHas coat cutter. None but thru* who fully
understand their business and can come with grod reie
rente* ueed apply at Wm. Young k C >.'s, IS aud 2" Veaey st.
WANTED? A CLERK IN AN ntSCEAVOB OFFICE;
also an entry clerk, two b< oakenera and a porter.
Apply at 131 Fulton at , Merrbauts' Clerks lle.latry office.
Other Mtontons opeu. No commission lu a!var,e . K< fe
r. nee lo first class hoisea. K-ta dished 185o. Applicants by
mail m .at en. loM 10 cents postage
WANTED-A COMPETENT DRUO c'LLRK TO TAKE
charge of a r.-tui atoro in t.m city. Address, with
reference, Lev is. nation D, BiMe Bo tae.
ANTED? A GOOD WAITER. AT THE WAVEBLET
Itesta irant, #'.7 Broadway, corn r of 4t.i st
W ANTED? M FN TO ENOAUE IN A BUSINESS BT I
TT ? hich they can realito Irom $100 io $.00 | it month. I
Can ret- r io iron making t at amount C i; :al I 2 " to
$.VM. Inquire at J. M Mausfield's office, No*. ? and 10 Pine
it , .p stairs. -j ? , ^ , . ,i y , I
WAITERS WaNTED.-A MAN AN 0 BOY WASTED,
T? at the Sln lal.* Bouse, 7M Brr.adw ay. Tnoie w ho on
demand their business will receive good wages.
Til K THA1)?I
A COMPETENT ENGINEER WANTS A SITUATION
to run a stationary eugine. Ad iresa bj* 172 Ilerald
office.
Moulders wantsd-to work on iron pipe;
?.one but those ia> d to the work need apply; alao. two
eto it boys lo dean castlnga. Apply at the louudry office,
3V Greene St., N Y.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY? JOURNEYMEN INSTRU
CT ment maters, at the shop ol the Americ an Te egraph
Cotni any. 45 lat el. Williamsburg Also, boys for ap
prentice*.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY? SOME HATTERS NONE
TT need ap, ly but tb<se who have worked at the btislucs*
17 White *t.
Ttr ANTED? POLISHERS ON HAY AND MANURE
TT torks. thn?? who ar' ac ustomed to belt snd wheel;
none others need apply For particular" apply to O San ier*
?on, .1) t'lltl St., N T . or biieble A Fisher. No. 3 North Mb
at , Philadelphia
TyA!,TKD-A SITUATION. BV A YOUNO MAN 21
TT years of age. aa coachman, porter, or c erk in a grocery
itore, in < liher city or country; Is willing to makn a iepoaft
of (100 in (old to s>''~ ne his houeaty, <ieuig a stranger in the
mi w Adilt*se|P O'Grad/ loi three daya. box 127 Herald
offioe
Tl^ANT,Il,-,,,MF?L,, MELY. TEN BOILER MAKERS, ,
TT Qve riveters, three llurge turner* and flv* machinists, i
A; p v at IS Greenwich it.
WANTED-A GOOD FEEDER TO FEED A RULING
TT machine. A boy preferred Apply at 125 William *t.,
thir l Roor.
WANTED-A SITUATION, A* ASSISTANT TO A
civil engineer, or some p anion req ilrlng a practical
apidlea'l in ot the hi. her matl-ematics Oooi refeiences
given. Ad Iress S., box l7o Herald otOcc.
nUKTED- A GOOD JOURNEYMAN WIG MAKER
TT also girls who thoiooRhly understand ladies hair
dressing. Apply te K. Taylor. H Broadway
Too LATE KOfl CLAIIIflCATlOH.
ONUER OF WONDERS
TO BB SEEN ONLY
ST THB
NEW YORK
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
?IS Broadnsi
ATURR UNVEILED.
AT (UE
NEW YORK
MUkEUM OF ANATOMY,
BIS Broadway
iTh IMPORTANT LECTURE
A THI-i EVENING. AT a O OLOCK,
^ FOR OENTLEMBN ONLY,
AT TIIE
NEW YORK
Ml SKI M OF ANATOMt,
?It HH< IADM AY
IJATHOLOOIOAL
I, WONDERS ??
*T Tll?
NErt VoRK
MUSEUM OF ANaTOMT,
oia Broadway.
THK I.KCTIUE UK A HON. ~
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IWroKTANT LE< 'Tl'Rt'N lunv
I on i* , ?t h .%? w i ,rk M, V,R "i-ntlbmew
on-, idel M r.ne4,? Mr* ?
Vo-h ,M " ?' ?II Q. Vns- iV, SqsrsUr . of
8PECIAJL MOTICM.
Noticp to butlers
The attendant** ol Um- follotrUlt.' persons la required
forthwith at lt?e Naval Uei.rral Court Marital utiw In s*-?*ioo
,.i t .? Pniladeipbi ? Navy Yard, lo give uviueuce in ih? iJUe
of Acuug Ensign William K Bude
Tiiey Will oe allowed two (*) dolla'S iwr day whilst in u
tendance aud leu (10) cents pur mile for travelling ei
UtJIiM'H.'
Potoma river schooner Sarah Jaue.
E. DemorUmei . 8u|>orcurgo. #
I) 8. Teleiuou. CI. i <k, lO.'tuMew York
Win Reynolds, Clerk, l^th New York
.Juliu My Die, Clerk, llli United SUito* ai tillery.
Potoina river schooner O. W. Uriee.
W. F Tllley, Sutler. 6 . Ill Ouio.
Charles Stevens. Snt er, llti Olilo.
11 . K Smlll.. But.er. 7tii Indiana
Potomac liter schooner J. It l ater.
E Browuold. Sul.er, S'jih New York.
K Tlialiimer, Sutler, lloih Pi un.-juania
I "toinar river *al.o<u t Ann llambletoo.
H J. Cri inl.ton. CanUiD
J. Merwln Suiter, 8th Ohio
U. (jaii s, Sutler, i'kt l'enn?]rl> aula.
Colon av river schooner Ml^uiouette.
Jau.eK Jones, Captain
.lolin K.cli, 8ut . r ;.4lh New|Yoik
O. KIok, Suiler, tut Maine
A. Kuoi. Hutter, 15th Massachusetts
Bj nrJi'i of
HON GIDEON WELLP.8.
Be rel.iry of the Nary.
H It u o mAM. United States Naval Judgs Advocate.
TO TAILOBS. ? NOTICE.? THE WORKING TAILORS'
Tr. d" Protective aud Heoevolent Union ho.d thctt
second quarter y meeting this (Saturday) ereulng, July II,
In ti:e So, ml Reform Ha I. 28> Urund aire i. Balance or ac
couuui for the past quarter will be presented. the election of
oflirete lor the ctiMiing term and th>- furtherance iif the
forthcoming grand picnic, July 17. A full meeting of the
lueiuberti In (iO*ltivelv enpected. By order of the Central
Coinmltti e.
THE MILITARY.
ATTENTION. COMPANY E, FIFTEENTH NEW VORK
Volunteer Engineer*? Company E, Fltteenth New
York Voluolcef Engineers, wilt ia 1 in on the sidewalk near
No. 68 BleecKer atioet. ou Saturday, ihe 1 1 tli IiihI ,*at ll)f
o clock A M., lor tho purpoie of helug paid Uy order oi
IIMr. SliOSSON.
Captain Company B. Fifteenth N Y. V. B.
ATTENTION!-$CO BOUNTY PAID TO SOLDIERS
discharged under two years' service, and advaiire*
made lo those about being mustered out. by WM. E. SI IK I,
DON, Counsellor, Ac , No. 5 Beekman street, near Park Bar
raoks.
BOUNTIES OF THIRTY SIXTH AND TWENTY FIFTH
rcgitneuts caahed at tbe lowest rates, at No. 2 Park
place, under the Broadway Bank.
C Company l fifteenth regiment. new york
J Volunteer Engineers ?The members of Company I will
assemble lor par at 63 Blee.ker street on Saturday, July II.
at 9X A. M. ' Brine your discharges. "
uKORGE H. SHELDON, Lieutenant Commanding.
DURYEK'S ZOUAVES. ? $662 BOUNTY PAID FOB
veteran* In this corps $2 paid to any person bringing
a recruit to these headquarters. Clothes, unilorms Mil
quarters furnished at once The old officers return with tho
reutment. One captain, with his lieutenant*, whocau bring
eighty-two men from an old regiment can makn satisfactory
arrangements by calling at the headquarters, 74 1 Broadway,
corner or Astor place. CLEVELAND W INFLOW
Colonel Commanding.
Oarlulk Botd, Lieutenant Colonel.
Cha.i S. Mohtoohkhv, Major.
Bugler* wanted.
RECRUITS WANTED? FOB A COMPANY OF BEAVT
Artillery, forming for tbe defences of New York bar
bor? $562 bounty. OUfoe 121 Walker street, corner of Canal.
Inquire of Captain HOFFMAN, an ollloer of experience
who knows how to treat his men.
SUBSTITUTES? SUBSTITUTES.? HAVING A LIST OF
parties wishing to set aa substitutes, and can i;ol then*
leu than the $$10; government price, any one wishing to ob
tain a substitute, can do so by sending their address, with $1
enclosed (insuring prompt attention to their reqnes') to boa
3,-'3j New York Post oUoe. Cut this out for reference.
CIIARLE8 RADCLIFFE _4 00._
"1 /"ETER VNS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD -TUB
V regular meeting of this association will be held at lb*
headquarters. Seventh regiment armory, on Monday eve
ntni.', July 13. at eight o'clock.
By order. Colonel W. B. VERMILYH.
E. R Tmkmaik. adjutant.
WANTED? ON FIRST BOND AND MORTGAGE. (Ml
Improved real estate In this olty, two sums of 9S.0M
each. Address box 705 Post office.
ANTED? FOB A NEW ORGANIZATION (UNION
Sharpshooters), a quartermaster and several otlic
w v_ ... . _
for the recruiting duty.' Apply to Col. DE YILLABCEAU.
MalllarJ Houso, 621 Brottdway.
in MUSICIANS REQUIRED FOB THE POST BIND
1 v" ot Fortress Monroe, Va.
Pay of Qrst class musician $S4 p?r month.
Pa j of s cond class muslclau $20 per month.
Pay of third class musician $17 per month.
Besides subsistence, quarters, clothing and me Ileal attend
ance. and a bounty or $100, $25 of wtilcn will bo paid aa
soon as enlisted, the balance at the expiration of enlist
ment
T!>e men are enlisted for three years, and permanently
stationed at Fortress Monroe. Va.
Apply personally or by letter to
FRED. KORTE,
Adjutant, Third Pennsylvania artillery. Pott Adjutant.
C)ZTH BEOIMBNT NEW YORK VOLUNTEEB^.-THB
ZitJ members of Company I will report a? tbe Park Bar
racks, Monday morning, July IS, at 10 o'clock, for the pur
pose of being must' ied o il of lb" service. By order of
DUDLEY OLCt ITT. Captain commandtug.
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INSTRUCTIONS' _
Algebra, arithmetic, bookkeeping, writ
ing. Grammar. Baaing. Spelling, Ac., aro taught day
ande-.cnlng.il ToWN.SEJiD'S iCO Bowery, near Housto*
?? reel. 10 writ inn lessons $ 1 ; 2ft for $2, including -tattooa
rv. Separate apartment for lad let. Instruction thorough
aud practical.
A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED TO ALL IK
ten leu* id i. Instruction practical and thorough In book
keeping ami business affairs. Separate nwmi for ladle* and
for private instruction.* OLIVER B GOLDSMITH
73G Broadway, corner Eighth utreet.
ALL FOR lli-BOOKKEEi'ING. WRITING AND
Arithmetic, (10 per miarter, or 24 Writing Ia*aon*11t
Instr ci on dav and ?ivening, no vacation. at 2SI Kulton st?
Brooklyn; Mew Vork rooms #J Bowery. From Rev A. Broa
son ?I like pleasure In riKon. mending Col. Paine a<tn>
srectable mo and a complete uiaaier of nU j.io Vsstoa.
10NDERTINAS AND AOCORDEON8. ? T UK >1 El, OS,
J Octaves an I Polka*, a full aa<urtm> nt. \ loliim. Out
turn Banjo* Pluto, Fifes, Drums, Btrtn;s. Roam. *e_
wholeaale and retail. "Kualclana Companion. ' about 70Q
tuneii. for vio In, ttute or mrnet ; SI mailed. Musi al Inxtra
trionts repaired. PREDERlt'K HLUME, ".ttM Bowery.
OPAN18H LANGUAGE.? PERMANENT CLASSES AND
[.maw* ieaaoti*. Apply to Prof. ALBERTO DB TOR
NOS, Konrtli avenue, or at ti e deakaof the Mercantile
Likrary Association* of Brooklyn and New York.
SITUATION AH GOVERNB8S WANTED? BT A E0
ropean. Addrecs Kate, Herald oJ.ce
ArOLTHS' HOME BOARDING SCHOOL, ON A PARK,
1 near Hw kensa. k, N. J.? AereaalMe by railroad troni
foot of Chambers *tre"t. N. V. Term* 9120 to (140 per tsar,
F>r circulars address principal. A. B. WIN ANT.
~ ~ _ " STEAMBOAT*.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS TO
LAKE SUPERIOR.
The s leudld flr*t claar steamers ILLINOIS and METEOR
leave Cleveland Ohio, a* follow* ? At S o'clock P. M , aud
Dc.roit, Miciii.an. the day alter, at 11 oclurt A. M. July I,
*. U. 'il mi 1 27. A 111; at .1, 9. 14, 19 and :<*, on the pi aaorv
tr pa to |,a'<c Supcrt .r. ritpsin? through the beautiful rlvwra
D. trot, St. < lair an.i 8i Mary's (with It* thouaand la'ei),
tbroutli Laaen Erie, Huron. St Clair and Superior In fill
ti?v> of tM far-famed Pi lured Rock* rlaini: 2 >i feet per
pen iicular from the water). Also, vlal'.tng all point* or In.
t"reat on the route. Giving paasengart an opportunity to
Watt 'Ua wonderful Cop|>er and Inn Mine*, which at thla
li ne are une<iuall>*d by any In the world. The a' ovi t.oata
are of the ?ery be*t, the Meteor being untirelv new, built
eipreaaly for tlia route, fitted up with every improvement
for Hie ea?e, wtfety and comfort of iianaen^ara Good nmala
on board, and ths table alwavs supplied *uti every luxury.
. -J, on) mi!o?), from ?23 t i
. GARRRTTSON A CO . Cleveland.
J T. WHITING A CO , Detroit
For kevport? thb nbw steamboat d. r.
MtKHN. Cap1. T. V. Arrowsn.ltli. imiw Koblnaoa
street pl(.r dailv (S in lavs excepted), at 4 P. M., and K^yport
at? A. M Farnl 'cuta.
Morning boat kor glen cote and roslyk
and Intermediate landings.? Ti.e il-im*r MINNA
leave* Peck dtp every morning al 9L o'clock. Returniug,
leaves Roalyn at S f M
SUNDAT BOAT FOR WBSTPOINT. COLD SPRING,
Cornwall aud Naw'i >r* ? The steamer HROAI'WAV
wil laave pier foot o Jay alrset ev. ry 8'in.lay morning, at
71, o'i ock I in .ids at Tanker*. Haatlo^a. Dobu's Perry ,Tar
eviown Sing Sing and Havsrstraw.
EXCUR9IOHII.
CONRT ISLAND KERRY.? THE NA18HON
Christopher sltvat ?
K. nv,
Satis
St ring street.
Dey utreet
Pier N ' 4 North rlv.r I Morris strei't) la I, 4.
Landing at Port Hamilton.
l?XCl KSION TO THE PltflM P * NKR -ItlillOM
1% STATEN 18LANDKR Cai t I O Phillips, Will r ir la
ths Ktalung Hanks fiery ilay *??pt Saturday. ieav a^ as
follow ? ? JHvith T' nt!i street WWlamsfeurg, 7 A. W. , Peck
Slip T. A. M. ; Thlr'ieth tlreet, North river. 4A.M. Spring
street. A M , I'ler N" 4 foot of Morrla street, # M.
Fare for etenrsmn fti> centa. Refreihmaots, tall, tlahtng
tackle, Ac., furnlahad on board.
F
IS1IING BANKS ?STUMER MARYLAND I.RAVRB
l>. kstlpal^ A M., W.st Twsntb lh atraat at *. Her
atreetat "H. pier No 4 N rhrlrer, at M\, 'lally. ? giept Hat
urdays >ara 90cei,U Muaic, refrsilimrnts. baft and liuaa
on boar!
T ULY 12.? THE ONLY REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT.
#f Ihe ateamer TA YLuR, for G en Core New R? belle City
lalanl, Wight St me. Kort Sckulyer, an I Strattanuorl,
will leave Peck a:ip at * A M. ; Bro <uie Mrea- Tentti
?ir~t 1W Twenty slits fr-M as Returning l?a"ee Gl?a
Cove at .}| P.M., New R * hello, 3'*, stopn u? at ail the
other landtag*.
TO < IIAHTKR POR BXCI RSluNS-hlDE W IIERL
Sleemhoata and tha barge* Rhine! eck. Leilng'on Hu.
feiiol and Edmund P Dean. A'ao Florida and Conway's
Fleaaant Valley Grove* to let. Office JHJ We at street, corner
[of Barrow. II Ma LI. AN.
HATRIHraiAL.
AMTO'JNG MAN. JUST RETURN .? D FROM TU F I -t
of War who had the honor ol heiong ng ui o:ie of th?
two year reglnienta aged H, wlabe* > oi?u con< apindenew
with ajoung lalywTth sa ultttwate view to ina r ? r, y
Intel|igeiio? ratiaentent and a moderate !egr- of imnvy
luliai anaible. Addreaa (eiicloaing ft agiaa
able i Robert P., Herald oWoe for oaa Wt e.
AH WIDOWER. ** TRAKB OLD, WUll !Ia-i \ cuifiD
t, ?ine-a. anrl a fortune of |."?i.ni?i n f ;i im) who 1a
aelllooking *|>eak* Kn*llah. Fren li and .iiuiin . ? r^a
to make the ac^uaiiiUnee of a la.lj or w| l .w Iroontltotft
v. ar* of a#e. w'tha vl>-w to matrl nony sn >?.???! i.e well
edueate' and Is pmaea-l Ml of #10. MM., $ ... .
rati. m of t ie WI. lower* ? apital. \ ' . v i t ? . |ng to have a
,..rv ha-pr life and an agr?"*bti. *n I ?> ? ortalue h -rae,
may reply in atrlel con, 'idei,c?. Addrc*. T T. D D, llerai l
office. .
T~ HRRK T00RG MEN OP TUB UNITRD 8TATE8
Navy vriah to pen a c rresj o lener ? Ih t' ree to. ng
lad. e* with a 1 lew to mat' i . on* N. ojtC aa lo povi -ty
A*l<i saa J. B Siaica. Usorga B Das* at. J an- I' i*
Uni'ed State* vwa ucr J. p J?ofc* n. Ship Island, fauM
gj.alon

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