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ee UTE nn an ae ‘The Constitutional Uprear in Minneseta, OUR 37. PAUL Br. Paut, Murmmora, July 14, 1867. ‘The Ourioas State of Things in Minnesola—The Tivo Coneti tutional Conventions—Phe Way Thay Became Sep rate Af. Faire—What Will be Done? ‘Those who are looking for the immediate admission of ‘Minnesota as 2 state, have, like Mark Tapley, an opportn- ity Just now of being “jolly under oreditabie olscum- stances.” If sho does come in through the efiorts of this eonvention, it will not bo in consequence of the harmony @ iis opening proceedings, certainly. In my last letter I Prodicied that the session of the convention would open ‘whh a row, Dat thet so blood would be shed, which pre: @otion has been fully verided—in what manner I will proceed to thow:— ‘The flemoorata, who are in the minority, beaded by ox- Governor Gorman, have all along openly deolared that they would have the organization at all hazards. ‘The re_ pabdlicans, supposing themselves sure in their numbers, Rave all along been wondering by what precise }90088 ®oeabove result was to bearrived at. A rumor was cur. gent ou Sunday that, as no hour was named fer tho mo.t- to the convention to. adjourn until twelve o’clock ‘mesday, ‘and at the same time Mr. North Peay gts oe poe Mr. Galbraith presidwat pro tem. Mr. Chase de- ed the democratic motioa Sond ie and s democratic mampede from the hall immetiately resulted. Mr. North declared the repub ican motion on led, and the Ccoavention eded to organize by the election of Mr. Baloombe, of ‘none, yee president of the coavention, and the — ‘of other officers. ‘They proceeded furtherzo decide, as required by the Mosbling ‘act, that it is the wish of the people of Minnesota to come into the Union wt this time as a State, and to give ‘the proper notice to the Marsha! of the Territory for taking the census. They have a clear majority of all the mem — of the yn and thas far bave the appearance of uniess tae democracy try a new tack, be are Saas to be outwitted this time, fo provision was made as to the person who should call ‘the convention to order, and ihe democrats sclected ihe pmving (A of the Terriury, for tho reagon that he is the by law for calling ihe Legislature wo ae i) ee is said by the opposite party that the Terri- lature and the conventiou are rival bodies ; tant eal of ono is to oust the other, and that for au officer ny me 5 voluntarily to !utorfere to kelp she other mlong in the cating nis own throai is en extent of kindness that is hardly to be expected. What wiil be jhe resuit, remains to bo seen, The cemo- cratis delegation are to come int» the hall to-day, wilh ‘Mr. Chase at the!> head apa'in, and se vp a rival organisa a the republicans aro in ression, end 2 good ime ‘wespected, Ths policy of the demvcrais is to meet in this mancer every day, and adjourn without recoguizing the wpposite organization until all their own mon are in, ‘whe they hope by some means to obiain the majority ‘and se up a convention on theirowa buok. If they suc ceed, we shall have two conventions and two cons itutions, with which we ehall make our appearance at Washingior next winter, both claiming to be the Original Jaco. If, peers they do not find themselves able to accomplish ‘Maat object, ihey will drop one by one quietly under the Fepeoiican organization, St. PAUL, Minsxsora, July 15, 1857. TheBfforis of the Democrats to Oust the Republicans—Organi™ zation of the Two Oormentions, &c., fo. ‘Do programme I laid down in my letier of yesterday mening, for the demooraiic portion of the constitutiona! corvention, was carried cut, with some litiie variation. The remblican delegates, who took posserelon of the halljay twive o’clock on Sunday night, still retain possession of Wp citadel, not undisputed, but uamolested, They bave poy had an uninterrupted se.sion of sixty hoars, only jewing the hall in inetsilments for refreshments, furnish” fnghe strongest possibie evidence of the indnstrious bab'ts ©fibat political portion of the people of Minuesota, 8a. mys of threats to eject them dy force have beon going the ronds, but i the present sia.e of affsirs 1 think there is molanger. 1 uoderstaod that ao application was male to q Marshal of the Territory to serve a prososs of eject- met oathem yosterday morning, wiih which application ths official refused to comply. Nothing ia the way of ba- winss was dono yesterday, except to eppoint the standing for the session, snd to admit a new member. body new numbers 67\ and three more are expaced, waking 60 in ali out of 108—tue enire number of delegates ekicd. Aad now for the proceedings of the other wing of the @ vention. At eleven o'clock yesterday morning Mr. pron dowen tances taper ipa ow which republicans were sitting. All proceedings were eus- rk for the moment, and members, visiiers aud every- im that crowded room waited ia ‘breathless suspense, fr it was expected @ scone would fellow. Mr C., howe-- ‘wr, after looking disconsolately on for @ moment, straight el himself up, and assuming ail the presence that digat- nS cna put on, be sory at taamnee ‘volse, an Secretary of the Torritory of Minnecota, Py this ball for the use of the constiumoaal ooaven- Precident Rarcomre replied—As President of the OConsti- #tiona! Convention I declare that body to be ip sessioe, @d pow coougzns (bts ball Mr. Crass— Then you refuse to yield up the hall? Presidem Ba! refuse yield the hail % any- Ger body whatever. Chase then retired, and the reyublicans pro- @eded with their ‘aetr bonases qutctly anti! 12 o’ctook, wkea Negation, beaded by Secretary Chase, as- embled ed the door. alent was again at the tyhert pitcd of excitement tn expectation that tre it ®@ have heard so much about, was no com Lae pnd Erect The hall to whicw the delegates adjourned eee, is Bow occupied by « meeting oi the citizens of Territory, who rofuse to give possession to the Ovasti- tutional Convention On motion of ex Governor Gormar, the democrats then idjourned to the Coancll Chamber, where they organized y the sppotuiment of Hon, W. ¥. 'ibicy, President, pro fem. A committeo on credentinte wee apppoluted, aud é until day at 12 o'clock M. Btuce yesterday a in the prospect of ailairs has bow place, aud the democre's are finhgo spirits ae of We delegaics elected ms & —— (Wait) bas @me over to the demosrvis, apd more are expected ‘Thay are now certain of betng able to obtain a quorum. A democratic convention ia therefore ahsolwtely determ: ed om, which will, a8 @ reparate body, proceed to walk @neutuiion and eudmit it to the people They will ha he endorsement of the Territor'al oiicers of ite regularity. they wil! bave the sdvantage of & aothority of the Ter Titerlal officers in submitting \t td the people, and the ad- Ze of a democratic rem t admit the Mate with ‘thar conrtitation wren they came there to apply for ad mimion, and in every rexpect democratic tock is rising wos decidedly. I ebeuld ero explained that both bodior geoure each a quorum of all the pgs po bm mitting their own contestants im all eases of contested @lect'ons. Altogetier the plot opens weil. @reatare bot of yesterday, jort by m row, overshadow in the pute attention al riuries, securing 6!) the news paper corres, vapaper putt ail the peblic syrmpwthy and br crataat No, tir, we sball show you before we bave b 4 was again ¢sappotcted Leng oy mane ily as far 8 the door, aod turning x on jicans, addrewed those wuis'de as fullo vs: — Why should Kansas, to goe ta daa au tne ‘woth ¢ that our ker siser, Nanses, caDE 2; monopokz > ai the crodis of having two incipient State governments at ‘Pe same time—two applications at ine duor of Congress br the admission of two Sintes covering the same Ter tory, into the Union, with two seta of voters, neither of Which’ vote al the other's ¢lectivn. Minuagota will dened wd enforce that share of attention to which, from her age and reapectability, she Ne eutitled at tne banda of a wmpariial poblic. Mal: for Minpessta, ‘Theatrical and Pinsical Nmwo’s Gaanex.--In compilaccs with the wishes of seny paironn of this elegaut of resort, the Ravele ‘i perform their uarivaiied panton.ime of “Bianco,” Ferozne'smat baa we ge T duction, for two nights more. It is to be preceded this evening’ by the comical pleoe myied “Kimka,”’ tn which the Ravels also appear. Jownay TrmaTee —The perf: t's evening are ee ine Se in which Mr Fad Oe et B. Clarke as Pizar- ro,Mr. “eye parton’ os Sivira, aud Miss Enter as Core. durlesque of ‘Crinotine’”? fol- fora he not comea wi te romance of the “Fly- lat Bvrtor’s —This capactous edifice 's to be thrown open —_ for the Gret of a teries of grand musical festivals romeaade concerts, at rates which the million can The parquette has bern floored over. thas aiford- ing sn exvensive pro’ yo yy alacior of le have been arranged, and house (# most thoroughly ‘Ven tiated. Warner’ fortahic while witnessing ebould vir't this theat:c to night rod eee a, Somme Woon the Missos Manuers, Milton and Paukett. and —— Wale Ont, A. HB. Davenport, ©. Stuart, &o,. ta Plane ‘4 extrava. of the “ Tavisible Prince.” The “ Young Wido the efterpiece, OLYMPIo —The peculiar burlesque called “ Otymy org Mic wih Monel” le weicn Mra, 0. Howard and ‘mMmoet 01 the comnany have parc, ie to be reveated this eovening. It wili be precede: the comedy eatiled “A Lotnd for an Oliver '—chief charactors by Mr. and = ©, Howard and Mr. 4. Rall. A fresno extravaganaa, the «King of Coney Teiaad ” t# underlined American Mesevm —Prof, Wyman, the celebrated magi- Cian, is to give a number of his astonishing tricks of delu tion this afernoan and evening. Cororsp Orgna.—Geo. Christy and Wood's Minstreis and he Bryant Brothers tender choice programmes fur to night, inctading the farce of “The Mi * by war and tee Derteaque of the " Eomtped Cbinnween ” Tur Fiona | Wan.--We fir d the following items fr the Jacksonville News of the Lith inat, Capa W. i Kenirick's company Mounted Volunteers masiered into the United States service on Saturday, the 27th ult, Cant E J. Mickter’s hoat comonny left t on Fritay Tat, for Fort Kiestmmen, rh ey eutaxeine | Doats veed by Mejor William: ad proceed to Fort Centre, Mejor Brown, Un ied + Paymastor, ar rived «i this place on Monday Iw, With $48.00,006 in pecte. ad wil! forthwith commence the parm 1 @f volun e boen divcharged wnat, We lean hore | 000 im Now Orieans eu: jovt to his order, Hational Trial of Reapers and Mowers, OUB SYRACUSE OORRESPONDENOE. Syracuse, July 19, 1867. ‘The national trial of reapers and mowers was brought to @ practical conclusion yesterday; but it is probable some days may elapse before the award of the judges will bo given, There are many conditions upon which their Jodgment will depend. Rapidity of oxecation, toan Ame. rican, is always a great thing; and tho fancy farmer would be very likely to give his suffrages to tho ‘‘machine’” which should go over the ground in least time, But the kind of work done, whether good, bad, or indifferent, aud the amount of power requisite to accomplish it, technically called “draft,” and the comparative simplicity, durabi- Ity and cheapness of the machine—all these are consi. derations superior to that ef speed. All the machines have, I belleve, been subjected to teats with reference to these points, by competent judges, who must “compare notes’ before making up a verdict. They keep thelr own counsel, and thus far have given no inkling of their con clusfons. Nevertheless, it is sufficiently obvious to an observant eye that the ocntest has been reduced to very narrow ImXs; and public opinion, so far as represented here, hay probably very nearly, if not precisely , anticipated the fina award, It should be explained that there are three kinds of machines entered for trial. First, reapers, or machines exclusively for cuuing grain; second, mowers, exelusively for cutting grass; and third, what are cal'ed combined ma chines, which, by slight modifications, can be used for both purposes. Of course the eombined machine is that in which farmers feel most interest, since few of them cas afford, or would desire to have, separate mowers and reap- ers, if a single machine could be made to do both kinds 0° work, Hence laventors have been anxious to combine the essential features of both, without sacrificing too much to weightand {ntricacy; aud it must bo said, to their credi}. that they have succeo ed to a wonderful degree. ‘The three principal prizes, therefore, are—First, for the best combined machine; second, for the best reaper; and third, for the best mower. Of course, even if the com bined machine were not only best of its kind, but also the best mower and reaper, it would be entitled only toa tingle prize. Thus much explained, your correspondent ventur +s to predict that J..H Manuy’s combined ma- chine, with Wood’s improvement, McUormick’s reapsr, and Ball, Attman & Co’s single mower will secure the first awards of the judges and carry off the three grand medals. I bekeve thats prize is to be given to the boat reaper with self rakiag apparatas; bat the self raking part, in all cases, has proved to be un utter failure. ‘The trial Las passed off with very little excitement, ex- cept among the exhibitors and inventors. Instead of a covcourse of thousands to witness the test, as was antict- ted, but a few hundreds made their appearance gw tho rst day, which number dwindled down to a few scores on the last, and all of these, nearly, if not quite, parties interested. Very few farmers were on the ground, the fine harvest weather giving them ample employment at home. Ht was no joke, broiling in the hot svn, in idle staring at show operations with dynanometers, and other lncomprekensibie ometers, which told no story, except to the scientific eye. And so the few farmers who came speedily pulled thetr hats over their eyes and went home, expecting to “ gee it all in the newspapers,”? The oly incident of particular tutcrest wae an im- prompta match on Friday evening, at the close of that day’s proceedings, between McUormick’s reaper and Man- ny’s combined machine, Both had cut the lots assign sd to them with entire success, and it was clear that the other machines, in »opular phrase, were “nowhere.” On tir eve of moving off, however, the McCormick ma chine, with four bereds attached, at the suggestion, it is »aid, of your martial cotemporary of the Uowrier, was seen fo avtack @ part of the Geld where the grain had been left staneing, the gronud betog #0 rough and steep that the jadges bad not aeerigned it to any machine. in fact, no one thought it could be cut atall, unless by an expert cradler, The movement arrested all spectators, and many who were leaving the ground turred back to witwess the bold feat. The machine moved off succesfully down the sieep declivity, through the uneven botlow, up the other side, cisappearing over the brow of the hill, only stopping moreentarily two or three times, for some purpose “to the deyouent upkuowa.’’ At shis instant the Maony -ombined machine came by; tts driver, ata moment's glance, com = the challenge, and without stopping, tarned is machine, with only a single team attached, into the fiel4, right on McCormick's track. There’ was & geveral scramble for the tops of the fences, in order to obtain a gooa view of the struggle. | As im the former tostance the machive proved equal to its upderiaking, performing its work with appa. rept perfect caso, wit vo stoppage except momentary ones for such simple af jastmenw as the nature of the ground required. hb machines performed their task in ecual time, and wheo the spectators went on the dela to examine the work, all parties conceded, and even our martial ecRor (a warm friend of the McCormick interest, by the way,) excinimed that tt was impossible to dis: tupguteh between the performances of the (wo machines. — oflair was ® very preity climax to the day's ex !bttion. ‘There is no doubt that the various mschines for cutting grage and grain have been carried to a very high point of perfection; and | rowst say that! never sawa floer or ‘more intelligent eet of men than the large body of invent- ors and improvers which tbis trial bas brought together. Upwards of forty oliferent machines were brocght to this town, but a number of the weakest failec to enter. Your readers wil! form some {dea of the extent to which the manufacture of there machines is carrted, when I say that i a compuied by good wuthorities that upwards of $5,000,000 is engaged in the business. Probably 6,000 to 8,C00 each of McCormick's, Manny’s and Ketchum’s ma- chines have been sold during the year, to say nothing of large rales of Allen's, Lyman’s, Morgaa’s and Kirby’s— all valuable an‘ popular. A number of these manafac- turers are unable to meet their orders, snd some of the establicomems are realizivg from $100,000 to $300,000 profits par anowm. leannot conclude without expressing my in eg trials like that just termipaied are, in the main, bum! The proprietos of all the leading machines are of same opio on, and | have no doubt that several of ‘eon would have preferred to have given 65,000 each to the Agrieultural Society rather than to be compelled to come here, ata large costof money and time, vrobtin what mut necessarily be an result. {0 the Dature of things, these trials by “ crack Machines,’ managed by ane ro very Title idea af their real every day value and performance. Avy machine, well oiled, well Cone’ ga cutee 2 oreditably , b ‘second without breaking down ont Hence your cor- respondent copcindes a ee Trials of Mowers and Respers’’ are, eo umbuge. With which conclusion termalaates his letter and ‘makes tranger in this sweltering cl Should ead that the awards of the judges will bo medy. on i iat a ii } NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1857. Bonpsp Goons x0 ( Cynapee=Du of april, May and 6477 tone —— ram tbe z ome rresseuoe through Albany and 4 eT sn members Among the aloe bags, 167 tierce and 110" bbls. of ty te 1,066 casks 652 cases and baskets or wine, 3/200 bare relineas irom, woollen and eotlen gat SOE ware of every descr: glass ware, hides, Trott, nuts, palate and oils, tine india ruvber, wibemd drag medi , paper hangings, qi fire arms, other thirgs foo pumerons to mention. Nearly all the 0048 paseing the New Yo k Custom House in bond for go via Hudson river route, A few go via Port aod and” Island Pood, and some from Boston, and some over the New York ‘and Erie Ratlroad in tho winter season. In the summer reason neariy all go by the Erie and Champiain canals Of the sugar mentioned above two thirds went to ‘anada Haat, ly because there ts a large sugar retinery at Montreal. ASTEATISEMENTS BEMEWED EVERY DAY, ‘PEMSONAL. 4 PEBSON WHO SAW ‘SAW aN ‘APFRAY In THE park on Baturd») »! hen eman's book was cut from his wwket, will at 20) West Twenty el) bia stree. BILL OF A LARGER DENOMINATION HaVING been reosived at Parkey's coffee house on the af in than change was given for, the rame can be rectified by ap plying se a ove. CHARLES PaBKER, 20 Dey street, ,=— WILL FIND ANOTHER LETTER AT baal square Poet office, which will + xplain all. v.W HARLSS B.C WILL FIND & fh LBtTRR FROM JEa- nette at the Broa way Lost of WFC BRATION | ero MRS MsRY FOULKES, (maiden name Ts tragy widow of ihe late John H. Meren¥ It } will send ber address to 232 West Twen ieth a. is @ friend who: ‘wiaben to commmusdoate with her B.Ww.C. ach, & boy, about 1 Galcck ‘on Briday morning’ wi and pants, with: Kosanth hat, and shoes be thankfully received at 621'and 629 Hadeon atrect. NFORMAT\ON WANTKD—F MRA. ANN WELDON, who left her Bome on Dhuruday, July 16, and bas not alacd been beard of; is about 70 yeare o! Any informatio: re rpeoting ber wo, 1d be thankfall) reoei‘ed by her who ia in great distress about her. Please call at 79 urand street. cr at 298 West Seventeenth street. pers please copy. [*yonmas tox WANTEO—OF OWEF AND MICHAEL Dunnigan by teir broher, John Dunnigan. Any infor- mation reapecting them will be thank{ully received by the brober t 312 biviaio’ avenue. Brooklyn BR. EDWARD G. FLYNN WiLL COAFER A FAVOR by sending bis addrees to No. 2°7 Clinton street. JOHN K. FLYNN. @AS FITTHRS OR UT4ERS.—I, THR UNDER. ed, am anxious to learn the whereabouts of Kichard Any information ocneerning him wi'l be Perkina No.5 North Libery Togo Perkibe g aiitter thankfully received by M. A. street, Baltimore, Md. ne LAWRENCE aMiEs, ABE ering? TO MERT aT mone: collec'ed by any agent inbia belalf 4 subscribe townrds expenses, will be properly represented; ‘but not off erwise. THE TURF. ENTREVILLE COURS! LONG 1 ISLA €D,—TROTTING Thursday, July 23, at 3 o'clock P. ~ pa se and stake Ne bi wagons ~drivers to Demvel; G. Bare iy NB ood’ day and wack. * JORG OONRLIS Proprietor. NION COURSE, L, L—T4OTTING ON WEDNESDAY, July 22, at o'clock. A match for $4) mile heats, best 3 in Sto harness, Wm. Wheelan names br. g. Red Jon Jack: son; O. Bro.ks names bg. 4.40 Marble. AW & WHITE, Proprietors. i Aad AI A Staten nm nant ae AMFRICAN HORS@S IN £NGLAND.—BACK ar opinio. '—Those who wish to bask the English tle\d of ST) against the («o American racers, Prvor and Prior in the approaching eoutert for the Goodwood Oap, can be accommo ated at the yuoted state of odds by signifying their wishes at the office of Porter's Svirlt of the Times 348 droad way The race forthe Greenwood Cup takes place in Eag- Jand on the 30th of July, and will a cide thes premacy of the turf between te two countries. ‘Phe latest quoted state of ofds as brought by the aleamer Vanderbilt, was ten to one against the two «merican horses. There are offers of several thou sand dollars entered upon our betting box, awaiting accep” tance at this rate, and at the rates as they change by wach suc: ceeding mail steamer down to the date of tbe race. Theref wo all who favor the 37 Kuglish ehatapions again-t te American two, come forth. For full pardeuisre inquire at the ollice of Port Spirt!, $45 Broadway. POLITICAL. 7TH WARD DEMOGRATIO REPORLICAN "ASOT rn tion —A meeting of the above association will be held at headquarters, 173 Madison street, oa oa Wednesday evening, ad inet, si Sociock. sy order of 1#Ai\AH RYDER, Chairman. {eeoretaries. - nF. VALENTINE, Dovenerry, TH WAR —DEMOOR «TIC REPUBLIOA® ENROLLED ‘Aseociation —A meeting of the above a-sociation will be held at the adriatic, corner of Hudaon aud Barrow streets, on Tuesday evening, Tuy 21, a8 o'clock P.M. Members are Fequesied to be pinetaal in shelr anendanoe thy order of LEN ANDER 1 SILAW it. j Secretaries. We J. Van Anspaus, RamceL A PYRE, 16% WARDERS—SUSDE® THE SAACKLES WiILOE entbral you! The democraus republican electors an: he membera of the Vemooratic association of the Sikfoeih ward, will bold apablic meeting a! Brrslin’s Hotel, Seven: Teens street. near Kighth avenue, on Tuesday evening. July 21, at $ o'clock, to take measures to regain their 1oat iva, ‘and to restore ihe invaded ‘ighig of the free efuzens of this rn repeal maiooy buck republican iawe which altho eubstie Tyraney for democracy. and serfdom tn the place of freedom. The kere vit be hears on the occasion Hon. Wm. dated New York, 20th July, '85’, drawn by rt & Broker, tothe order of B. Re Ander will please return it to the andersigned. Payment of the above is sopped. BJ. HaR? & BROTRR, 74 Maiden jane. UND —ON BROADWAY. IN FRONT OF STEWART'S fore, m mev, which the owner may receive upon proving property And paying oo tof adve ent. Inqaire for H. 8 gk, At Raynolds, Devoe & Uo. 1S Futon atreot, oa Soon, OM san LOST.—A CHRCK ON Tue IRVING ORT —ALL Feneone Al = FORBID cal aiie or are bel prom nove arade and endorsed b: oy ©, Bell tor wenty- oon hondred aad leven ‘aollnee dated 1867, aod le gable ot nine montha, finger will be ec ly peerard vy the office of Wm P Powers, 106 Brosaway, O8T—ON SATURDAY LAST, ON STATEN ISLAND, the mame at Co, ; also, pany, transferred to W. A. Kisean, cash ‘Will be pad to the finder on deliv sry of the Crosse nod Milwaukie @ai'road Company, No. 9 ga fnalening at Throuse Meroe, nd Keventh avenue, Gols, eso brondway. TICR—LOST OR STOLEN—1HB FOLLOWING NOTB dated Toromto Tat er, Bs Bieventh io reward, a ee ry OFICR—A, FATCH FOUND AT FORT FOHUTLER fe Rotat, July 6, 1s, wivch Wee oweer ean bare by describ * JAMES CROPSBY, Fort Sebuyler. AK NOTICE —LOST, ON BOuDAy, JOLY m, ae, 8 bank book on the Seamen's Savings ¥ feaver and Bridge sirecta in Whiichall street. If the fader wild itto No. 8 Broadway bechall be liberally re MARGARRT.© quarterly meoiing will be he dai Firemen's Hall on ay evening. Slat destsat at § o'olocs. The execatt:¢ twee at eame place at half Aeisrerty mt oF EXEAPT FIREMEN. THR RBG! seven orclock. sg w Wanman, 8. " | HAVEN AND HARLEM RAILROAD for a ant W BERR: 8, LETTERS OF ADMINIRTRATION DR BO. nop mento anrexo to the estate of Wiliam J. Newboid, Inte of the clty of Phi ia, de wana, have been granted ed, | pen vee indebied to wald eniate mee to make paymen: ancl those! claims seninat the same to present ‘hem lo WARD ALF } ‘Adminterator, 209 Bouth Pith street, Fria Whet may Ve the bearing of thie war? We have expressed our manner of thinking on this mubjeet—the gannon abot will startle the two Ame et remaine, and no guarantee wore bee ce sn a aid ny a too, ret even wit! Out soliciting it. She will ha Y estzral aihancee, which of slaves, over ton fect; aiamoter at head, #ix ‘eet; at bilge, seven feet: canacity, over twenty two hundred gailons, The staves are of oak plank over two Inches thick, but the joints are as perfe xt cat of tho ordinary size. This cask, weare in formed, le to be veed for the purpose of making wine from our domestic grapes; and it ie @ Pingular fact that wine will make only in acask that hae a r} Diige, aod Irving op tho bilge, If ect upon the head the wine will not make, nd ibe cauee of this it vet one of the undiscoveret myate ries of fermentation v land Advertiser, We OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF RAVAN 4, 3 2 ee ee Mp can be cnamained 8 DEALERS. OWING | To THE Ge GaeaT Ls Tot LIQUOR, D x treo beet gina, 68 cen's. ‘CHAR, J. MURPHY, Importer, 94 Walter etreat, il ue 3| Hi ©. W., Herald office, GENTLEMAN IN BaSY CIR OUMSTANORS, wou. like to make the aegaaintanoe of aw agreeable and em Panionanie young indy, mid ® view te matrimony. Please address 2. 7, Herald A YOUNG MAN, 9% YHAR® OF AGE, OF GOOD AD dress, reapectably conaected, and who has already gained a good postion prac ising law, wishes to open & correspondence with & young Indy, with & view 10 Matriinopy she must be younger thao himself, good ook Rifectionate and gentle, fond of music and possessing er litle acoomp lt bmente aece wary to make a bagps ret vA UIC Y al, Address wi eto, eral! DRY Goons, as. $50. OUu0 Fe Yosrs, (4 ace . oe a oe Sew store, 108 Brosdway, three doorv are Low HAKDSOME ASSORTMENT OF A Rabrecing, Hoalics, guipure, oFuahawe, fahave, point applique, Honiton lace sete. ‘Rich embroidered muslin do., Now eeliing off at LANE & ws ita on ‘No, 7) Canal street. NNOUNCEMBNT EXTR+ORDINABY. in and tho adv De gle a cael closing sale of the seasc para S00! of the above estab! enon of the guneral mate of the eg the whole of their Ateuch sacens in all to over $160, eutmeratecvers sricle sn an to gress than the fao!s above represented. We can % are fully propsred on Dring fawored with 3 Balt Se most Skeptical o” the wath f our stetement will eres Will be opened at retail on Monday, Ji therefore picsse Lake notice that the July 13, sod coniiuue to ve been made to have ae i Ce YONS& JONES. a OSE OF BAKEGE A. T. Sra T ARE, #3 sto" Broadwav, Chamberf and Reade streets. MANTILLAS: ‘Has been reduced in price ends pug be closed out before ‘Fo make room for w! PALL STOOK. AKB ARD MANTILLAS-PALL SYURS, 1537, OMe a atiis & 50! ‘are now ready to exhibit a full EE Diente GOODS FROM THE LATE hannyg > geet bil times aver by Wa. MA’ Esa. 1,000 Freneh camp! sist to part of prints delaines, linens, silks, for summer W ae baat si full saeortment of Trish Lens and linen goods, HEWS, 64 ntherine mreet, rie collars, GENIN'S BAZAAR, TOM Mioholan Hotel 1M 8ROLDERIES $000 embroidered ine Ho. OMNiNS oBinaan 2 a . ‘St. Nichola Hotel, aS One RIES. Vuteaden f one Ren Ieee, fren SS French Seiad gee and cuila, trimmed "8 ven. Ii Niohoins Hotel, yee ER 4 lar, € assortment et Marseiiles oolters, and svilars and . cambrie edyings and nrertone, just rece!” mt 2NIN'S *Bietew, Bt Nicholas Hotel goa JAQONET AND ORGANDIE MUSLINS, quality and beautiful dea ria 28. p A. T. STEWART & &9.7 Broadway, Chambers and Reade streeta, REAT a ag IN MANTILLAS, N. CHANAN MACKENZIE e that all his Mantillas are reduced full Thirty per cent to Close ‘all out before Augue! first, On account of extensive wage ‘ queer pnaredt Badia. —This store will close on August I for one week. steer es WM. 8. Mok EAT SALE ¥ DRY ¢ HOODS + | LANE & PORTER'S. * Sontinned attraction Owing to the death of one of toe Lem and the consequent Issolution of partoerahip, one entire siock o. Ce above es ablishment ls now selling ADIES, GO TOM. H. LICHTENSTEIN, 387 Immense reduc ton Yana! street Second 4 door fi the corner of Mercer street. ROAD- et som s way, between White and Waker streets and Of those new style ribbons, suitable for (rimming your dresses in aocordance with tbe latest Paris farhi vs; also very pretty gay rinbons for head dreases and wriatlets b Pp OWITZ & BEUKE! Ler anit a tag oot gts eomtmen Ince seta, consisting Pomt appliqae, Valencienses, — = “GENIN'S BAZAAR a Sit, Bicbolas Hctel. ave received thelr fall Rubroideries, Berle zephyr and tap.sury worsteds, tancy ar icles, Ac. A fact and en’ dress, cloak and mantilia trimmings, Paris ‘nd bave also for sale a lot of German tapestry for manu- uring purposes. ‘OURNING GOODS. A BPECIAL CONSIGNMENT. Ladies, before purchasing olee lsewbere. eail at 551 Broaway, examine the following vary desirable dress goods fot deep ‘and second mourning 5 on — ees i) Promch onion. Tre hos Yon for Brosdwny, receive yee sora, ail we rion ‘ot icles” «-1anGe. por yard. a3 per; robe. 7 aren rs) will pl Hi Sarai $51 Broad: a ate mourning sore, way, bet ween Spring ri Opposite Vittkny & Oo". ANTILLAS, M1 Lprentwep, balance of our stoek o! MANTILLAS deen mibjected to a atill greater and positively final redne In pri. vo clone them out prior Wo maKing AFFANECMU” 4 receipt of eal af : GEORGE BUL? cy, ie VIBFOLST, PaRIsIAN Meeabers, Ho 8 Clinton non, Hngih icon he min OY uaa mew whovy 4 by he imave ILLOW CASE pele AND “UGRTINGS IN FALL the vent makes, wien required, a) SCOR R, 748 Brondwe: sbere Ator place J. ©. MULATIREN OO. Proprietors. 10H! MANTILUAR. The sesitus of cup ment costly guements at @ reduction mec ny GRO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway. Bice of SILKS, SILES. pay 202 = Se ae pity Seren eee: How selling off Lek w — At LANE & PORTERS, £7 (old No. 72) Onnal street, STANT EP EMBROIDERY MANUF AO |, ncosmROr REWARD —LOST, ON THE CORNER OF HOUR ton and Thor) on the night of the 1h inet » ; nigh’ 8 Dieck and tan bite! hoever will return (he same to W:! Ham Ackerman corner of Tend Carmine streets, wii above reward. REWARD,-LOST, FROM Ni CATHER INS street, & cash box Saeuey, cod valoabie p of Bo use to m may be gd the abo ward will bo pata (n nual tio on return of he Thamas Hughes, ©) 5 i aly BO "eect pal mero ate, lace, Blewet: $5 Fern third street, on Saturday sth inst, « smell and 80 questions sated, by WARD.—LOST ON SATURDAY LAST, A WHITE body. er atreet, will ree ive REWARD—DOG LOST. —STRAYER FROW O27 Wher ons ned tan teerier, answers to the name of Jeok! had Jenabar Thie red and DINK collar, wth three rings. rewnre Samet mane recarns him to ike ayere wamed » 20: SETA, 0 WATCHMAKERS AND JEWEL . gi 4 . 1 sane will eouter an hia family by as ne ‘0 'Win. H. Thomson, Do: $25 |: wall fiod every convenience by app! g rE ) SPRING )SPRERT, NEAR THE weny—A ‘an. 6 may Obtain good board, wih the comfort of w bom. mar rahiystis FIFTH STREET.—A HANDSOMEL} 39) a inay cod gestemen, meg ni Sev beans erences Refvrenoes exchanged. ss AT BOTY, STREET 40 LET) IN A PRIVATE F AMT. fy vei ‘or without wo very nicely tarnishe Barons wide pedrooms at Wo wall betranman mae tool and plazeast, wilh tae open Teun bath and gna. WEST TWALVTH STRERT—FOR THE SUMMER O# rmanentiy, rooms suitable for married oF ain tlemen: FTasally small and selest; Rowe first clase; exchanged. 9 ure re floor, board. The best CLINTON PLACE, RIGHTH STREST, CORNSR OF jacdougal, between Fifth and Big.h avenues —ihe an- with extension room, to let, required. 1 be STREET, WEST SIDE OF AND NBAR Broad ‘Handsome fw for single ruished rooms gent'emen or gen’ and indy, wah on without boart, a | iY fe 383, Dinner at 6 o’clook. rms reasonable, 131 BLERCKKER STREBT.--A BOOM AND Peg tees ed adjoining. with fine pantries 4, to I erher Or separate’), to 4 gentle aan and his wife, with beara, first class, c°ntaining all the modern improvements. 17 DUANE STaEet, Sorry ae PABK —FUR nishe¢ rooms to k ye modern imorove ments to gentlemen, wit yin from $l 23 to % per week, House kept in first class ord gl eacerin STREET NEAR WASHINGTON 4A daare Fine airy roows to let, tn suits or single, 10 lies or slngie gentlemen, with or without full or partial board ‘The boure contains baths and gas througnout 4\2 BROOME STREES, SECOND BLOCK EAST OF Browlway, la ove of the best boarding houses in the sity for single gentlemen milemen aud ibeir wives Transient or daily. b Dinner at one and at six P.M. 46 BROOME STREET, ONE BLOCK WEST OF Rroadway.—The moet desirable and ceatral locati: being in the immediate vicinity of all the firat class hotels, Bouse bas the modern improvemants. Permanert an} transient borr¢ ers accommodated. QGQ BROADWAY, NEAR 52 second tloor, just vacate leo rooms for gentlemen, Dinn< A. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING 18 BOND street, tot more room than they require, woutd Jet mull of large ely furniahed rooa, separately oF to gether, with or without partial board in room, to a family or single genilemen; the house contains all the modern improve ments; rooms are newly painted. Apply at 68 Bond street, A A svir OF i ROO) WITH BOARD; 4180 020MS fur gentlemen, at 62 Kast Siateenth street, near Ualon park. ‘The house bas bath, gaa, do. Refereness exchanged A PRIVATS FAMILY, RES(DING IN ONE OF THE meat beautiful and Beaithy locations near New York, within twenty minutes’ antl of It, aesire to prosure boarders 0 reapectabiliiy. Apply at 43 West Tweaty fourth sirect GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT BOARD BELOW Fourteenth street, in a private family or where bus few boarders are take, Address with terais, loew'ion and ac cowmodations, H 0 P., Herald ofice, YOUNG MAN RE 2% and ‘lithe Kiri, wher ith A quiet Eugl preferred. kare MADISON #Q TARE — » rent, with full board; at 6 o'clock. UIRES BOARD FOR iM the comforts of home can be rx Miewe are uo cmer board: qqnare Post eitloa. IRY FURNISHED LOOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE OKN- Ulemen or genticmen and their wives, ut td White surest, near Broadway iv sem» il respectable family, | Brentast aod supper farniehsd in Weir room, if de sired, Strick reference required, FURNISHE fentléman, with board for the lady only, Broadway Post ofifte BOARD am BLDEBLY, WIDOW LADY, WITdOUT family, would accommodate o iady with @ neaily fur pisbed room ana board, or convenience for cooking. Being Ap erperienced nuree, would preter one who required pursing ‘Apply at 74 Ridge sireet, near Rivington. OARD.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMBN OR ORNTLA men and ‘heir wives can be aonoumodatad wilh Flesaaat rooms with or withovt board, by applying at No, 83 Jnris topher street, near Bleeck?r.’ Gas and in the house, OARD.—TWO SINGLE GBNTLEMEN OR A G&NTE. man and bia #ife can be accommodated with a large and plen*ans room, on the :econd floor, Wish board, at 544 Houston pireet. eed OARD.—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM ON JHE SE cond floor to let, wih board, toa gentlemsn avd w: Also a room for # sinitle gentleman, where but few are isken. Broadway «ages and Sixih aveune cars pam the door, Mat) Apply at 657 Sixth avenue. ROOM TO LET-TO A LADY AND Adress B. i. and gas in the bo OMRD.—A FURNISHED BOOM ON THE VIRST OR seecnd floor Tor the Ingy, and tn a email py PazdcA GENTLEMAN AND LADY AND ONB SIN aie gentleman can be ac re with good board iand rooms, at a moderate ‘by app'ying at 19 Kast Broadway.” Family smal); FE po bath in the house, Bu; A GENTLEMAN (AND GADY aD tleman can de accommodated with goud board ONE ting © ge ind rooms, at ® moderae price, hy spplving wt 191 Kast Broadway. Fauily small. Gas aid bath in the house. OARD IN CLINTOR PLACE—A FAMILY ARIS TW: siogle gentlemen ean be wecommodaied with forniabed apartments and board st No. Gl Clinton place, nese Fifi avenue. Reference required. OARD ON MODERATE TERMB.—A Gi Pilling to devote a fow Bours daily to the tnaicuetn of 5 hoy 18 years old, 4 ye, will meet wlth the above 1¢ pri ems he cou! nave thewtvac: tone ae ‘olan store, ‘vp! ‘. Sy maven For cards 9634 Allantic street, near Beare, IN BROOELY®, %RAR SOUTH OX WALL street ferry, wanted, by ctlesoan, in a private es whore inatrugtoa in ssusle Or Sh would be takuu ag par tis! compenaation. Address box 184 Herald office. OaRD IN BROOKLYN.—DESIBABLE ROOMS, [OM rneating, sui Fy man. and wife oF a! gentlemen, in a drwi class *jonge” convenient to Bou d or Walt . Dini baif-past ex o'c ‘Apply at 214 : congress and ami} y streris. Borer IN BRO oKLYN.—THREE OR FOUR SINGLE i gepule er, accommodated with partini board as 36 tlow % b piween Wall and Fult m ferr'cs —————————— Bore... WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIPE, cota “and servant: front room with bedroom ‘s¢jotuing, on the # cond floor, with a private family preferred ® ern improvement. Location ap town New York, = veklyn, convenien: to Fulton ferry. Address with foli culare ©. W.. Herald cffice OARD WANTED—FOR A WIDOW LADY, SISCRR, 8B two children and nurse; somewhere in the vicinity of Yresbingtoc parade rrount. References exchanged. Addrons » onion, OARD WANTED—RBY LADIES WITH A PRIVATE family. Adcress Brown, Herald office, statiog terme, which must be moderate. Bvinor wi ROOM TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN ONGT ‘with or without board. The house bas ail the provements, Apply ai {7 Fourth street near i JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—GENTLEMEN KRQUIR ing pleasant rovms, in & conventer central ination, At 419 Boome o ret, Broadway. ia FReRREHED, RoOME TO LET—SUITABLS FOR AG nd lady orf one or two single Kentlemen, ly, st No, 245 Forth street, opposive the F privates SANT AND QUI€T, |, Mt No. 4 bond street, (URNS ED ROOMS, VERY P to lem to peatieme without bosi three doors from Broad: mo oR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, IN SUITA , 19 let 10, Reailemen, wichoat Board, st 4» Fours eten, star, wery. Faraished rooms, wich brenkfant if required, at 141 Ninth sireet, third door east of Broadway. ae UMMER BOARD OAN BE OBTAINED a? THE CAPA cious macrion of ROW ARD PORT. near the liport, L. 1 Phe amusements are fishing, and rae ne vrme esomerarele § 4 ae oe meas of sccm by the maper Swreamer, ute weekly. ond ‘yl 8 dar by by the Lon Hog nla al allroad. tr through ta 2! a. No moaquiwes, » twble and airy sleeping Sosctments. EA pn AND SUMMER prepaene—seysD ‘Staes H Branch, N. J., permanent or tramaient eapden eu soa at firy roma ae servants, plenty of amusements an ie b CRATER, proprar. STOR HOUSE—82 PER Da¥ The fourth “seven years leage’” commenced im May, 1957, will end May 1, 1864 ‘Tlie boure I# conducted apom the same system that hee distin guistes Rhitherto, pe a at baa been added for mershanta doing busineay The resiwarant Je cntively i gopnationt of the Astor House, Ke -ecial care ieken of the Fami.les wil find this one ‘hn cooteat hotels ba New ees Cacumeee, 5 ‘and the ladies’ Jepartment perfect in The hy ite cars, from the doors, enables trucaia to roach ihe uaper pert of ert of tho city with faotitty. ‘The small cars pemsngere. Soe the. ew Haven and Bonen cinuan, ‘Twenty. seventh sireet, to ibe ine mediate front of the Grateful for the past I Intend to deserve f" o favors. A. STRTSON, sireet—Thie new snd beautiful first ola-e bowl ia cootine LAranse HOUSE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND ted on the #merionn plan, without advance in pries. Terme, penetilly Sy yer day. Pho patronage of the puie moat remy SoU Ge BY TRO PATON TN TE) RTONE. Proprietor W. 8 ALLL form rly of the Irving House, Superintenden __ BPKOLA Ys OTIC! 93 TA MEETING OF THM ST. PATRICK'S SOCIRTY of Brooklyn, held at thei rooms on the With inat., the fobs tov ing pi arabe an L resolutions were ado tei Whereas, [t has pleased the almi-bt us our frie disposer of homan end Vie de events ‘o eal from among’ bir Charles Harvey, wi en down im the vigor wing ®mourntul blank a the nud interesting family, Aud in the hearts and community, more ésp eolally the membera eitections of = | © Bt. Patrick's Bovis iy; theral Seoniveke 9 at whits bowlug, with anbeaission to the will of Provilence, we deaply regret the Joan Of one whose many virtues, generous and bigh mide | qualities, gave value to hug Character ina’ the relattons of life Rewlved, That we aipeerely sympathize with his breaved family io (Meir aftiouyn and didress Resolved, That the me.nbers of St. Pert *k’e Society be re> ed earing the naual hadge of ove resoba ions be pre~ weated thie family. and wv the evening papers of this cliy and the New York He JOHN FP. HENNESSY, Presidemt, Pacers @, Tonxrn, Secretary Manone 48, NO. 210, will meet this (Pu 1 in the Uorin= jrand aod Centra thinn room, Odd Faliows’ ot DD. BROWN, W. M. streete My order. Sami. A. Koss, Beo'y. SSES WM STUART AND T 5. PRENDERGAST wonld be bappy % mee thew irteads at iae Broadway House, 433 Broome nireet, OTIVE TO CONTRACTOR?.-GEWRRAGE, proposnia wil be received at the offices of Commisaloners of Jersey City, corner of Washington Moreer streets, unti Thursday, July 23, at 6 o'siock YM, ‘4 the ccosiruetion of 6 mala sewer in Wayne #'roet, Railroad avenue and Nowark avenue and oe lateral sewers in strovia adjacent th theret, pesessary wy re- ceiving basins. de The sever will be about 4,08) fe length, built of fra 33 tect, Tae interal sewers will wr SN be whout 4,700 teet io length. Gealed pro avo ba reerived, Mt fur the construction af & main re yath aireet, ‘sod for lateral Rewers Connec ing therewith. The aan sewer will be abou 2.40 feet and the laterals about § 2X) in length Plane and specifications can be cose at ihe office the GH BAILEY, Sngineor. OTIOK.—THE ANNUAL MESTING OF Ti ‘at# Alumalot tbe Free Arademy will 9” hei whution, rom No.5 om Wetne-day,, 224 inst . Bt 5>q 0’ cooks P.M, A full aiendance ts req ROONEY % “YIMBALL, Presid. ot. Cuarirs H. PRAT, Secressry. ETO JOURNBYMEN WATCH © MAKM@RS, ‘Ca are bereby resvectfally invited ods meet iny ymen watch case makers, on Treaday, 2int inet. at ore Daainema of i Leonard ures, ae — we id on will be Uansacte yo we lowe, Peoretary. F. GU ER, Prewt P. Lan Bw YORK eye ns Locate On ~ tebe u cate g (9am! rite taebe yin seni their firet mort York State Inebria’e 4 sy! 5 Og Springs, op Tew 'v waa and villa an of August wee x hordred and iy to two Bundred acres of land conaeeted wilt the a) lum, WALWORTH, Chairman of ibe Com: 00 Locakce. BarsToca Sreines, July 16, 1807. ee ———————————S EMOVAL. R' Cany, ten Are, a gqpuus, Wa. i. Cany & Have removed to. heir w more, Noa. 106 aud 107 ‘Chambers surest ‘tnd 9 ade rireet OOAL DEALER. a td TIRE DEPARTMENT Fund. Crk Ay rpowals will be recetved antil July 20 for furniabing about tone for the Rew You Fue Departument Fund f-ore 1 '867. Fortarther don apply to . DRLA’ 25s Wall street. A J.D i's. BOE mor at Clit and Freakfort #, - cor Z . Bi Gcmimi\ieo oa Fal NY @ NTLEMAN UAVING OMB OR TWO GENTLE hoewes which he ia not using, \s span preferred) may have theia well taken care of @ month oriwo afew miles im tue county, for the privilege of Using them under ihe saddia ard before ® feudly cerriage, Address J. ww. F. » Herald, ctliee. VERY BANDSOWE AND STYLISH SPAN OF ornrs of ibe Abdalla sock, are now offered WH! Uade for single The horses ls" warranted sound aud Rind ‘a spy harness, Inquire of THUS. W. SANDERS, are pix yeer bad are goo travel PT OBaituam equare. , SRLENDID FIVE Bx snie, 15 band preas or covetry wagon, ALO) Oberry sireet. R BALE—A HANDSOMB OLOP# OO LTH, NE, new, beep ased in private; a wix semi rockaway, (¥0 wo feat coupee onan os ‘one fonr #eat standing ‘op ray two for it aquars roy yg with leather lopa, pole saa jeatte, aad two" yar keat phatone, with pole andy ap ining rer R BORREL p' J FOR aitable for a butcher mikman, warranted sound and kind. "A. iy sbaia, and two hand == Apply At G3 Weat"Twenty third stree, the livery OTEL TODGINGS.—GENTLEMEN CAN OPTA'IN good furuis rooms at the (lobe Hotel corner sf rankfort and Wiliam sreets, at 25 ceme and 5] venis per night. House open all night, RIVATE BOARDIN or two oF three single oor, in & priva y ty-serouth street, bet reon Lexing’or Bouse has All the modern improve MAN AND WIFR sn hare board, wih rooms 8 109 Rant Two ‘bird avenues. The a LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND Is bb 4 9 AN cafurninhed parler co tee Gre floor. Tro att men - oan alee be reommotnt nthe al ted with board at 1 URNISHED ROOM, ark, to one OF Sw @ talahts KT—A PLEASAST, FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, DL wih pantry, to one er iwo geniiemen or a genlemea ead File; terme for one pores, £3 per week two perw os, BA. Appry at 230', Become atrret. PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO & OF #ingle gentlemen Gas and 10 Sisth avenue, one door from GOKSN WANTBD—BY A GENTLEMAN EN private family. Addrers A. 7 , Herald office, Boaz, is Ix RREEY CITY —FURNIAHED ROOMS, oe gentlemen and wife and a few single agon overt corner of Morte. The roms vot the Pay aad ther and are within the ferry. REWARD. c= ON SATURDAY RVENIRG, ow the the Atiantic a'ree. poate. or in bending tecn o: the chain attacked, mena feciured 49 «The above reward will be pad to any he came to He, 4 Goulh wreet, Oret no ¢ restions «eked. $100 “es maber, Londor, with taltela C wate) Was lost ip pri upon return’ toowner, 66 nike LURT, gone HG NTING Cas® wee No. 10.004, Alexan io engraved on came Ral! 10 the Coney laiand boat at for of leat, The above reward will be paid 66 ‘Chatham otrvet, and no. vemuns OALVIN W. SMITH ut street, 8 Pig Fe essere ‘cr tenting ett a it tod CLOTHING, &C, Cyn BMOORD HAND CLOTHING, 0 convert leh off or sur. MoROwRY, AND GENTLEMER BAVING can reoe're 6 fair cash price for the ot . Gohen. 12 Laurens Latics waited on by wre mae OFF CLOTHING WANTRO —GRa —GRATLEMES L) fam lies having tupertiuons ett OR hey World convert into cash, will please ¢ali on or uty thenabecriber, who will wail on them at thelr plaoes of residence by snpo:ninent |. URV KE 3 Wall strce wer 8 Nisan bag ednesday 108 Read way, sew iM UOMPLETS AND IA Jairo on Facuday of or perteet UTA ROYALTON SANK Yakou at 16 - son the action reammer avky ane, We ake 68 Foiton euroes board, a a Pelldeetoot nts Be Milinge 9: Maricbeg. ned coms aaam Bnd rena. Yor thes perder Si Jou cweet, or ‘Wie T. OORNE avenue. Qos BOARD.—OFRE OF TWO Fading can obtain board in a private #mily convonient to the elt; Joeation betitke house abt and spit Water bathing o nient, Asdrean ‘county fandt, Middtecown Pout Benen” JounTRY Bo4gp ABOVE THR HIGNCANDS—POR ry milk, ac. hoe drives : Guire at is Amity etree, fren WO A.M. to YOUNTRY BOARD MAY BR OBTAINED IN #tad COUTRY 2000 FA, Be cagannD gia Koaae slengngy, aueied and ‘house Getignttuly “andes Aftoress MB », Rtambord, Commecti nt OF BIRY WARD AND TUITION POR RMATG ONG J drea, and & good may be obiained in a uan!ihy Jo cation con venient “oe ue a hdren Mina M. Kunth, Midale town Point, J. Good referenen given, nu bee, ta Foes FURMISURD ROOMS To Ler, wITIRR tn oF without Partial board, at 12 Washington street, ie WANTED, ONE OR FW woturetated, with board, fora gentleman and ety two litle Doye, Locaucn aoceeaibie to cart or steamboat Ly , Herald office, stating terme: KR SALE—A VR! HANDSOME LADY'S SADT a and & very stylish aod See & ver |. kad waereaind perfeesiy # Find and ‘® good romd harwe yonng, gor.od ee tnd food traveller, also Warranted’ “Can ye iy OD ati wet. oust ev : uF & tes howe ri wird briek. siand, aod te aw y rapid sad tee ## Deauilfa ccmmunicathe wiih IP lower part of quent apply cn the gt DAY cam 7 eet 2 tye Nowe 4 sount al roeitewtey t at LS wry store together wine chs. ‘slow fate Bares ofume. Ona be * rear of second ioe AND CART, tie owners eawich secon umetuEnCS of being a. sairmne TO) ‘expresaiy, P BBaGY, BUILT Bn fol R—s a Rope Ee joy ire at Tat St RB SALE—A LIG cot Brewnter & ( ng we mr 0 8 obs. and gon anew." ADpIY wld Brontways Sd. R SALE CURAP-A 7WO Sm, Rear, in good order, wha Sovesd| rate yo og 4 Mae ta the country. ‘ Fro A Sale Veer W€aP—i SAILS 80. D LROAD, PLANT a aria, #180 or four horne we rato expert aro Bernese of all Rade, at the factory of MIC rer mn atreela, Jervey OF cut ONS, curaer of ‘Mercer and Wat oe SALB AT A Sana BARGAIN. A HANDBOM! brown mare, 1514 oi fore Ba eae ened . A light road arena ting * harnees, aay “apply at the maviee OKSE, Tor B Weae H BOM Ordon. Price not t9 exceed $3 0. a y@er's of $5) or w i tly + i ty piven for be yon 1m) Wileas wire theta —— <ane Z