The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1858, Page 5

~ Ghar goo; of ready forme4. A plea of menglaughter in the first de- gree will probably be accepted. New Hampsbi-e Legisiature. Concorp, N. H. June 22, 1868, Resolutions oa vatiopal tovics were introduced in the House today, stroogiy republican in their tendency. ‘They wilt probably come up for discussion to morrow. The Onio Kiver. Cincinnan, June 22, 1858. ‘The river is failing rapidiy Thermometer 84 degrees im the shade, Bouthe: teamsebip Movements. Caarieston, June 21, 1858, ‘The United States mail steamship Nashville, Capt. L. M Dourray, trom Now York, arrived nore at aix o’clock this efternoca. Martc-to, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. vurapatrata, June 22, 1856. Stooks dull. Pennsylvania state aves, 8930. ; Reading Railroad, 240.; Murr aval, dic ; Long Lsisad Raliroad, Toe sales cf ontton to-day wore ours %,000 bales; however, aro frm, the Persia's advices vaviog had 20 effect. Suger is buovant and 0 higber. stes- dy. Flour bas an advaccing endensy; saice of fine to extra at $4 60a $o Sv. Corn tends upward: SHES, Cerin are wag eae ‘ ere little ceman ore Momx, June 22, 1868. Cotton—Sales to day, 1500 bales, ac 11369 for mid- diing. Sales of the Inet three Geys, 6,500 wales, and re- coipta 470. ® Avausta, Jane 21, 1858, Cotten market quiet but stead). Cnanurvron, June 21, 1858. Cotton—Sales to dav, 2,790 bsiea at ine extremes of 10c. a 42% c., the market closing with an advance of }¢0. @ ie. Ouancestox, Suns 22, 1858. Cotton—An average ovsiness was doe to-day, bat we ave no quotabie change in prices to report. SavannaH, June 22, 1858. Cotton alow of sale, bu; prices unaltered. Ba.rruone, June 22, 1858. Flour im active demand au! swady, Whest steady : Fed, 950. a $107; whiw, $1060 8118. Corn quiet at 730. am Tb0., ed and white. Pork lowsr: for mess $17. Boot Puiaperata, June 22, 1858. Four is tn but little inquiry, tne demana for export be Woes w quiet; white $l a $i 16; red Qorn firm aed searce; yollow T4c._ is. key Grm at 2c. Pro isiovs mews pork $17 » $17 50. Crvornxati, Juae 22, 1868, Flour pomina!. Whisksy declined to 183,0. Mess pork decbned to $15. Bacon and baik por cull aad drooping. Cuicago, June 22, 1868. Flour quiet. Wheat steacy at ap advance of tc. dull Oats teary. Sni ments to Oiwego: 17,600 bush. wheat Receipts: 1,700 obs, four; 94,000 bush. wheas; 96,000 bush. corn Burvato, Jane 22—1 P. M. Flove dull: sates of 790 bbis wt $4 25 for extra Ohio, and $4 16 & $4 37 for waite wheat Viaconsio. Wheat lower: ealos of 10,000 duscels sbicego soring at 730. a 74c. Coro dull werLate at 6ic. Oats flower and nomnal at 3c 2396 at Zlc a 2ikc. Kreme: Lec. for wheat aod flour to New Yo:« Lak- imyorta yeaterday—7,000 obis. flour, 6,060 busbas wbrat, 22,0'0 20. cora. Canal Ports—6,000 dvis flour, 45,000 Daenela wheat, 23,060 do. ‘Oven, 16,000 do. cau Burvavo, Jane 22—6 P. M. Ficur a sbace easier: * of (509 bbls, at $3768 $357 for eoperfine Cinvis Wisconsin; $4 0 $4 26 for extra ditto; $5 90 8 $4 for superfive Obio, Indians and Michigan; $4 12 4 $4.37 for exira ditto; $4504 $4 67 for double extra dito Wheat opened dull, but closed irm gales of 17,000 b a) 130 a t40. for Chicago #} $107 for good whne Odi Cora duli: sales of 7, bushels at Glo. sor Lower Lake. Oats dail and romina\ at 880.8380 Woiekey ;aela at 22: Freights dull: 100 op wheat; 260 ov flour t) New York. Lake imports —5,000 flour, 70,000 ushels #rest, 14,000 bushels corn, Canal expor's—2,00 bola flour, 67,000 bushels wheat, 56,000 bu hes cora, 1,000 busaeis onts Oswnco, Jane 22-6 P. M. Flour dail. Want io got demand; sales of 30,000 Dusbeis at $1 03% for wpe Michigan: $1 for whi'e Cana- disp ; 760. Jor Lowago ep Gorn quiet Fe ; r Mo, wheat Be , corn 60. @ Tie. to New York, No receipts by ine’ Janal exporta—4,400 bbis. Hour, 16,000 dusacis what, 14,000 busnela corn. Ainany, Jane 22—6 P. M. rales of 120 bois Priors un- isk ey drooping: sales for Flour market quiet changed. Yo o.t-S oa sale of prime white Kentucky Bod white gna, Orwer at SL 20a $1 30, and tae latter at $1 9. urn wets at 660. tor bested, and 70c., at depot, for sourd. Whiekey 2ie. ———ESESEEE_ Borrd Tre Governors. ‘There was a meeting Of tis Board shortly afer three o'clock yesterday afternoon at Bellevue Hospi‘al, corner Of Third averue and fweuty-ainth stroot—Washiagton Smith, eq , President, in the Obair ‘The reguiar bi-mooth'y report of the sumber of inmates in the various ion iouces beree!ter Damed was presented and showéd the following reeu te — Number remai'r ¢ co the Sib of Juve, 1858, Admitied from 5b w 19ep of Juse.,. Discharged 2... Sent to penitectiary. Bent to'Sia'e pwned... va — 3,039 Remaining 00 the 19th of June,.......+.seeese0+ 7007 Bhowing & cecrearr of ” seereeneees 8T KECAPITCL ATION. 772 Ren)! @ Tal. Hospital... eo ony praca Bellevue Hosp al Seco? district prison. meeiing were read and adopred ‘The returoe 6! ‘ot end money expended on Dehelf OF the oor tlt pe were end a0 Ciecumeed, A Of & letter frum ‘te commitiee of @ Brook- Jyu echooi, viiwecn Wiiiawsourg and Hamilton, wes presented an° reat It stated toat the #o- cme wbice the rowe-euted bad succeeded im esteblinaing & FOOn » « dltrict where there DETOT WAS FEOD “LIne tH oO before §=6Toey bed eucceed ed in reseUtog (rou ipo ance am! degradation upwarce Of Ahern baccres pow eondrea of Oth BOReS; ant As orton (heee pupils with @ straw. reopretely asked (he Board of ov- ba of Dye from be sebeo! at Ran- dail’s Ininnd to at ena aod noeiat 10 tbe festivities. Home OCU sw eUSHed se We propriety of giving such Permrs ov. Governor GUNTHE® sso opp wed to gieing permiagion to Temove there Dope =| > ¥ oe! OD 50 Opce, and had got @ letter of thanks fry). v ome who bad had their servic ss. No doubt the Board wou . get another lerter of thanks if they acooded te tre ‘hie occasion, and if tory um of money, they could hire ovate, “Bas be was entirely sed shoul! more that the bead 00 way occasion, ecboo! opprsee , de pot allowed ty way Governor Oiver tis haa drome might be left to go risking and froheking shoo. «host aey one to take care of them. the someittes would provide f persone to al are the Dand. rer some further “ie =. 1be Bosrd divided, and the motion to grant the bacd «a carried—ax voting for and two against it A communication from the Warden of the Almshouse aaking for a new boa, «a. referred to the commitiee on that inetitutior The eum of flee co!lnre way granted, on the application of the Engineer of toe Alios House, a8 ap approoriation for the amusement of the voy: of the Aims Gouse oa the 4ta of July, to be exoene+ ‘he poréaase of fireworks. A lotion was pro utes ‘com the resident physician of the Black wetl's Isiane howptal es ¢ for hosplal accommo cation for the for aie oouvicts, where they may bo modi — bamanel, teste. At present the operations of the medical men bad © be performed in the cells Tt (wae referred tothe loom ts oo Penitentiary to report | Too gum of $60 #00 « y > coprested for the erection of & cond house 00 Biack we \'e Island, .\ Comarunication fro th en of Randall's taiend, Tolavive to the Gesth » Berrhot, come aine, and stating that the expeure faneral amounted to $60 An account of S26 for coxch hire was referred to the = committee with ‘irectiows w pay the same if cor- re A number of other seq uate for artivies supplied were ‘omptrolier from tion of the Almshouse Department, were agreed to. Tho reports of standing committees were received and It was resolved that the Sard will not in fature pay the funeral expenses of te cmployés Oo motion of Governor Moroney, it was reeolved that the Committee ov Bu: 4o appoint a day for the lay: ing Of the foundation roe of the buildings in course of erection at Black well’s intend The sam of 850 fae aporopriated for a Fourth of July exbibition a) the I. math Asylom. The Board then aijourved, to mest at the Rotunda « fortnight hence. - a Suyerter Coart, Before Bon Julge Woodruff. Some 2 —Thomas 2. Odell vs, Benson Coin —This wea ‘fan action for aseacit ent battery. The plaintiff had been the defendant for money which be owed bim for See Pialntift verdict for 8100.” Pe Maslcel Matters. ‘Tas Orsna —“Sappho” will be suag at the Academy of Music to-night for the second time, sad should attracts fallhouse. The opera is full of delicious meioties, aad they are admirabiy expressea by Mme. de Gazzau Mics A. Phivips and Signor Gassier. Tho artists are ail excellent, and from the sensetion they profused ov Ma day in an audiepoce which included ali the counnisarsrs, and nota few of the professors of music in the city, public furore may be anticipated. ‘Tue Guear Musical Feertval. --The tnstrumenta! masi cians of this city, without ‘lis‘inction of natinastity, pur- pone togive on Samay and Mosday oext a grant music festival, combining the chiet features of the moaster per- formances which are given ta Eogland every year, with he Open air /ites 80 COMMON and 0 adjoyahieia England fo this end nearly & thousand performers of a grades and upon all instruments have united their forces, t» be directed by such chefs a8 Max Maretzeok, Cari Anschutz and Carl Bergmann fhe festival will commence oa Sanday evenivg, the 27th June, at the Acal-my. The orchestra will number 280 performers —tne largest by one ba'f «ver gathered together ta this cpuatry. The chief vocalisis will be Cart Formos, Picksneser (tevor), Mmes. Caradori aud Zimmerwanu. The pro- gramme is really a grand oce—the Oberon overture, tho “Coronation March,” (Meyerbeor,) ‘the spiendid choras “the Heavens are Telling,” (Croation,) the cboras “0 Ires, O Sires,” Magic Flute, aad Baethovsn’s Sy mpnooy No. 9, which bas never been played but once before in thie country. In view of the importance of tho Festival, the stsckholders of the Academy have relinquished their seats for tho night, and the wholo bouse wil! be turowo open to the public, So much for the classical cight. The next day,will bo given toa pionic and rural dance at Joaes’ Wood, where we should bave bad a park, by the river side, but dita’t. There is to be s procession with w bund of 400 musiviacs, and at twoo’cloek P.M. rand concert for the brasa ia- struments, nearly 6C0 in number—from four to sixo clock, dancivg upon an immense platform, which festive ar rangement will conclude the affair. Such is & brief outline of the firat great musical festi- val ever given in the United States. It isan afair of the performers themselves, for no director would take the risk of the immense expense—probabdly not lees than $8,000. The profits, if any there be, will be given to the funds of the several oberitable and protective so- cieties for musicians. We opine, however, that the resi dent musicians give this festiva! more as a mater of pride than as a matter of monoy. They desire to show what progress the art bas made in this city; and itis really greater than any one—unless an ertist or amateur—can imagine. The orchestra at the Academy ou Sunday will be worthy of Vienna or Paris, while the excellence of our military bands is paten! to every traveller. Tne novelty of the affair will make it s success with the public beyond peradventure. Tax New Ontzase Escusn Orgra Company, of which Migs Roeatie Durand is prima donna, were playing at Memphis. The company at Wasbington was more re cently orgatized. The Soutuern and Western press praise the first named company very higbly. ‘We have received a programme of a concert by the United Minstrels, of the Unived States frigere St. Law: rence, at Montevideo, on the Sth April. The Minstreis gave nearly all the gems o! the African opera, and acted acharacteristic burlesque. Arival of a Veenel-Extrnerdinary Adventure of Three Seam A bare possibility bas just been accomplished by three sailors. The facts of the case are as follows:—Oa Tuee- day, the 16th inet., the brig Isabel Beurmann, sailed from this harbor for Port au Prisce, with a valuable astorted cargo, and or the pext ny the brig Caroline aiso sailed hence for Aspinwall. The latter veesel had proceeded about one bundred and sixty five‘miles from Sandy Hook, fand was about one buundred and fifty miiee southeast by south from Barneget, when she discovered, onthe morn” ing of last Saturdsy, about seven o'clock, what looked Uke an absndoned vessel. She sailed over close to the wreck and found ber to be the Isabel Beurmann, which bad evidently been in collision with anoiher ship. Her sails were clewed up, her bowsprit broken off and in tow ‘of the vessel by the ropes forming « part of her rig, the veasel’s port anchor was fasteved in it so tha’ as aiterwards found impcacible to bave then diseotang'ed; ber maines!! wae also trailing over her quarter in the waver, and ber foremast wes camaged near the topsail yard. But worst of oti, ber starboare bow was clovea vy & col- haton with another versel eeverai inches below tue water mark, and the wh.le forward part of the brig bas the ap- pearance of bi heen severely sbattered. John Porter, the mate of the Carole, Cotermined to atlemp! bringing the wrrcked vessel to port, and ‘wo of the seamen, aames Jebn Jobraton an: William Thompson, volupteorec btm thetr areistance The wreck was now boarded, and foand be lesking bad!y subk, for ber wate -sptain Whitebory, c1 we Caroline, hove his own aud laid by all day, while she whole of his with the exception of the cook, were set to work on the wreck for the purpose of ber. A pamp was Foon got into working order, avd the veseol was socn lightened and eaves crosiderably, and fivalty, towards the evenitg, a1 (be water was removed from her bold. The Dext (Dpg to be acermpliched was to get the vessel iato me kine 0° pallizg trap, Ole Canvave was applied to the broken bow, to keep the water from returning to the bold. Tbe ) bbeem, periancbor, apd 01] the useless materia coa- neoten with (Dem, were Cutaway, aed now the Uaroiiue tid the wre k ite bavigators adieu The three mea Deing ieth to themeelwes, oontinurd the work of geiting reacy to rail, ard at length she was got icto « coaation for spreadh g the canvert. A series of light breezes for. tevately prevailed, and Die © from the south till the yee. sel at ergib arrived within twelve mules of Saoty Hook, when those op board Were alarmed by the squall whioh parsed over this oity on Monday evening, at fortunetely it old not etrike the wreck wih m jolence, and abe cobtioned ber couree uphil yeaierray werning, woeD ene arrived in the lower bay, was boarded by # pilot, and floally towed to the pier in the Kast river, Pine street =The versel's stores were all been removed wren she was boarded, everytining was taken from her that was portable, with the ex ception of ber huate apd rigg acd cargo te catimaid © ust ae for 9 thelr ives thon, The versal Dat cawne |p ovil.com with the brig was the dip Spartan which reported as having ron brig on the i7th by a veesel whieh arrived Bole The Sparian wes epoken by this vessel on the 10th, when it was learns! (hat all the pawsngere aod on boord the Spartan, bound for Novick ot, and they were @ we. No douot the Spar- tap bee by this tiwe arrived at her deetinetion. Tre tol'owing passengers sailed in the Isapel Beurmenn on the 6th inet :—J D. St. Herman, Jules Villars, Miss Eliza Alexia, Joho Privaux. The following ts a list of ber carg?:—966 barrels flour, 400 co. pork, 47 Go beef, 8 tieroes hams, 64 drums cod Geb, 67 nege 15 casks butter, 176 kegs lard, 25 boxes cheese, 30 0. sugar, 200 co. sonp, 24 bales 1 hogsbeas to ee barrels rice, and « quantity of iamber on The Docks, Nomerous complainte having been made of the filthy condition of the docks on the Rest and North rivers, the Generel Superiotendent of Police directed bis epecial aid to make ® tour around, and repert their condition at the earliest moment Se er eres bin Lee = Saturday, apd eubm the foilowing report, which wilt be init before the Police Commiasionors at ‘ther next meeting, and alsd the Grand Jury, New Yorn, Jone 2, 1888 Hon. F. A Tart avon, Bupertatendent at Polion, 46 -— ‘bin—Ip eomylianee with | our iirections tome tyexamine the condi ton of the Warves and plea, with a vie oR itary condition, T bee! are preseeded up ihe ery pier and Darin, ae fr a Stapreeetat ‘satan severed Bnd olsprece from ur end to tne orher. Tbe worst of thie cleme la atnated Gtreesty op poste the Washington See oe Paes tora repectfully suggest that tie could be effaet ed by causing cabivete Of orn 16@ to be erected over the 8 of (he newer within feet of their enirarce to 18e except three, are lonatnd of the basin, between the pisre be boilt of Irom and have m lamp 40 Sfjostee tm the 1Op Ae to refiect tim gps bork ontelde and inéide of the building: and ren! forthe useof the public agit trevel io vate from the Aatiery to Harlem iat ng bis bust onlene be gows into aome vile yotatn it, be is too apt to vome whovrrom: bevernge. Hetmeen the Sottery and Thirty seventh street T counted feventees groups of men and boys bal Their nade forms were exprged withont ihe elfgntest effet at concesi- = hundreds thet were constantly 7 instaver® there naked rascals wonld wee indecent gee tocempanies ao they weer paaving tp and down the £ Ip ate te. This nuleance eovia be stopped by | corer to ereest all who were thus outraging all 4 ne we of common de 7 them, and ‘hae hine toemer T nation, also, that the pte: pumbered This abeuld be corrected, because on the river is hate not the came facilities to inform yourself (hat you ian > “There inone more diMnity that ought so he corrected, and thm te he Careengrment of ohn reflecting iights on the re vow nt asin they throw a strong light a rrotly 0 as corm BEES See ye! boate to v8 Ww seourtty. the Nghe ubowtd. Ve-on the God ot the lef, loading the river Before cloring cbte report 1 beg leave toad that If the boats azenot provided with Renicgn jou will bear of nunatroke ne Movements of Bread:taffs. ‘THE RECBIFTS AxD SHIPMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN AT CHIOAGO, AND FROM NEW YORK TO BUROFS. It appears by a weekly circular issued by RL. Fabien, dated Chicago, Juse 18, that the movements of flour and grain e¢ that port for tho periods named below have bees e Same time 1 a8 sat 43a, Stock For Sam time store For the week. the seas. las yar June 12 Flour, bbia. 4,211 — 169,506 391 236 Wheat, 347,980 8,604,004 1,2 937 2,264 Corn 187,968 1,473:609 1,614,074 202,352 Owe 89,071 '558,767 ‘103,160 82,649 Bar — 611 — 15,008 By the above tables it will be seom that the total re- ceipts of flour at Chicego sicce January 1, 1858, have been 100.405 bbis. in excess of the same period last year. The receipts of wheat have been greater by 2,234,586 bushels, while the receipts of Indien cora have bees about 678,397 busbelz below the receipts of ast year. The receipts of oats bave been largely in excess of last peer, and barley elao shows a gain. The exports and etocks in store show somsehet similar discrepancies ia amount. The receipts of flour the past week tad been foterfered with by the beavy rains and floods, which bad compeiled many milis to temporarily suepend opera tiors. The weatber, however, had become more settied and favorable for agricaitural pursuits. The chief com petition in ehipmeut was between Buffalo aud Oswego. To the former place wheat freights wore at 40. w 440, ‘and for corn to Owego at Ic. Monsy contiaued ssarce end dear, with exchange on New York at one per cont premium. ‘The exports from the port of New York to Great Britain since the lat of September, 1867, have been as follows:— 6061, 100 6,210,207 Compered with several previous years, the demand has been readily met and the accumulation of stock bas been kept down by thesales made on a woekiy ecale approximating pretty well up to the reoripis. ‘Tbe exports of flour to Great Britain this year have been ip excers of the amount for the previous year, while the exports of wheat bave been uader those of lavt year, ‘Dut in excess of those for the years 1865 and 1886. Tho exports of corn bave been lees than for the same time during the preceding three years. Removal of President Monroe's Remains. PREPARATIONS FOR THB RBMOVAI, IN THIS CITY AND RICHMOND— APPROPRIATIONS TO DEFRAY THE BXPRNSES—ABRANGEMENTS OF TH# COMMITTER OF THE NBW YORK COMMON COUNCIL AND VI® GINIANS RESIDENT IN THE OITY—MERTING OF THE COMMITTER, BIC., BTC. ‘The arrangement for the ceremonies consequeat upon the removal of the remains of President Monroe are rapidly in pregrees in this city and Virginie, and bid fair to be importing in their character. The New York com- mittee bas not yet entirely completed the programme, thovgb the geveral order will provably be as follows:— Tho disinterment wiil take piace on tbe 2d proximo, when the body will be taken ia procession to the City Bali, under the escort of the Eighth regiment, The Virgiviaus reeident in the city have expressed their intention to join im the ceremonies, and will participate im the procession to the umber of nearly three bondred. The boty will be guarded in the City Fall by the Fighth regiment, and perhaps some reli- g1008 ¢Xere! anc an orabon ep; jate to the disintor- ment will tske place On the wirc of July the Jeventh regiment and Committee of Virgivienr will take charge of tbe body and proceed in the steamer Jamestown to Kich- mond, Virgipia, wbere a committee of the Legislatare will have tad ments made to receiv thea and for the retterment of the body of the illustrious deceased with anpropriate ceremonies on the Foorth of July, the spviversary of the death of Monroe as we'! as of tne De- ce aration of Inder ce. The Virginians resident io this city are to meet to-igbt to com pleve their arrange. mepis, and we esball econ learo the programme upon ps gay cémumitee of the Virginia Legisiaare bave nec! Further Effects of the Tornado, Yesterday morning the traces of the late terrific equal! were visible throughout every street in the city ins greater or less degree. Down town loose lumps of brick. pieces of abattered roofing or other Ike material, brokew window frames, unhinged or dawaged biiads, &k>, were the featores that bore testimony to ita violence §=Up town, where the storm seems to bare baret with the greates: fury, the tokens were more numerous and more strisingi¥ aitractive of potice. They were the broken chimneye which caused the houses to remind one of the stump talled cows when they could be viewed in the day gtr, upturned awnings, rickety roofs, broken and uprooted tween, together with the cumerous evideares of the tora: that were to be noticed in the lower part of the city, Be sides these general features we bave been able to gies & few additional fseta, where considerable dameze bur been Cone 'D some itetances, to thore already pubdliade? tp the Aiexatp. They are subjoiwed — An wsfpwhed in Righteenth etreet, on the cor Tr of Second jas moved from ite foundation and jumbdied over some had taken refnge Ih One O but they cecape’ wituout 10 Jor ae honee was the property of ® man wamed fhos Pithaldo, Io Washington street, nesr the station house, large tree was spit by @ current of ligntuing and broken w shivers In York street the house of Mrs. Clinton was struck by Nghinirg, whieb, passing through the yart, demotinhed » anal! Lice bowse Wu ite courre lu Buvier street toe outhonses adjolning e lampblacs feotory wee struck by lighting and sbatwered vo frag mente The woman named Fannel, killed by lightring, wae aot ip ber house when she war struck by the Mite, as bes been stated, bot cuteide with « ebild in her eros, which miract!ous ¥ eecaped unis juret. An Inquent was held ov the bony yesterday by Coroner Rodding, when « verdict of killed by lightwing was rendered The efferte predvard by the electric fluid on the tele aph wires cemmunicating #ith the various police stn were remarkable. {hey were torn from the elec trical inetromene and mate t play a1 kinds of antics. Ip the Firet preewt station honts oro of the officers re cotved an electnig abok whien knocked him scross the room and made bliin Koreech for be p, ito € tums De wan fatally injored. Of conrse he was ouly Mjared in hie {omgtration The new Vanderbilt eteamsblp Quorn of tbe Ocean, lying at the foot of Tenth street, Pact river, parted Ove hawsers and was blown out of the slip aad brougit up at the en of the pier. ‘The steamer Empire State, which recently rue on the reeks and euvk in sbo Sound, And waa undergoing repairer fe the neighborhood of the Novelty Iron works, wae driveo into the stream, aad was brought to by ver an hors, The North river steamer Rip Van Piokle was also biown into the stream, where she dropped her anchors. Neither of tho above vessels sustained any materia! onmrae. The steamboat Inland City, bound to New Recheile, with about one buacred gers, broke some of her ma chinery when near Heligate, and was blown to the cock at Astoria. Her pasar: were taken of by the steam. bont Sylvan Grove ane im Hariem. THE RECENT DEATH BY LIGHTNING. Coroner Redding beid ao inquest yestercay upen ibe bedy of Mre Briaget Farrel’, was killed by homme in Fifth avenue, near Wyckofl street, curing the storm of Monday efternoov. It appears that Mre Parroil -an om. to Dring fn @ girt about nine years of age, and as soe ne condnering ber to the boure was etrack dead = The was stonaed, but soon after recovered. No marke fownd upon the deceased, with the exception of a sight Diuteh’ discoloration om the right cheek aod neck ‘The git! war net injored. A verdict of death by light ring wes rendered by the Corcner's jury. THE STORM ON TER HUDSON. There was po rain at Poughkeepme on Monday, the air wan ety hot and ciowe, scarcely « breath stirring. Nine miles below, at New Hamburg, the raic descended ‘8 torrente, and the wind biew a perfect Thie oc curred aboot two o'clock in the afternoon. The toras ts whieh we bad here did uot extand further than farrytown or the river, and yostersay morning the water war stan inp ih Many places several lnches ¢eep. Whether any caroage war done or pot fre anab'e to learn. From Utat. [From the Washington Union, June 22} Wo eubjoi a short letter from Gov Comming on the abject of affairs in Utah Tt te evident to us that Gov” Comming i exerciaing in Utah great good jndgment ; and we have great hope that he will bo able to solve that extraordinary problem te American poboy Gor Cam ming informe us that the route to Mel! a lt Ow Open. Exec) Trve Orvice, Onnar Sart Lane Crev, May 13, 1888 Sir—T have returned from the south, faving seen apd conversed with large mombere of the Mormons who are journeyine in that direction. | have ressone ty hope Ubat my foterc mrse with these persone bas contributed to shay fears on their part whieh are perhaps unresswabie, T regret to have been an oye. witness, howaver, to scanes of great triat and suffering [ have the gratification of Sorbortzing you to annoutee that the toad te pow open be. tweem Mineourt and Califorois, and that emigrants and thers, adopting the naual precautions for their safety against Teciens may Vhroved Uted Perritory without bind vance or m: Parties will do well, bownwnr, to report themee!ver at Rridger, where any safor mation * T may be persessed of of importance for their be commepicates tothem. | am, sir, very City Intelligence. ‘Tax Losaxsr Davs.—We are now tm the midet of the longest days of the year, and from this time forth the time which the sun will remain sbove the horizon will On the 2let inst the sua catered fl H ebortering UUme to ook out for warm weatner. BicpMonn, VA , Free Masons RN ROUTE YOR Bowtow.—The Richmond Encampment of Kvight Tomplore, tumbering sixty members, parsed through this city yesterday on their way to Boston, where the Excampmest propose to celebrate 3t. John’s day, June 24, in a meaner worthy of reception of Masoory. There was no the stranger Masons i pain from Pbi edelpbia, and sfier ame Jas betel, cok the six PM. Stovington boat on arene An he Sage, onan Sates they will y Encampment of Kaight Tempiers, wilt mend eee 10 thet quarters ‘On Thurs poon the Virginisns will bave sp ity Bunker Bill, where the Monument! he rahe —_. oe ne im feston, as eppear in tull reyane, with ‘end paraphernalia pecuiver to sory. At tha close of toe ceromopies at the Encampments wil retura to Music Bal), where an cration will be delivered to tha Rev. George MW Roucalt. The exercises of Will clove by « banquet at the Awerican Hocse, at and ieliontations will be exchanged 7 be cevoted to ihe tons of Bostens, and on Suturcay og ble. az i 388 HH sitll; F us i Richmond Meacra wil) stort for owe be done to make thetr vist ax an fottow'ng ‘sa list of the names ot the vist Masvas E @ Gi,ERG.C;T. W. Boer, P GC; 6.0 Oummels, Genia; J F. Reyzauls, Cy Goneral; F. DeWitt, Prelate; W. J Kiddish, Recorder; J. H. Borber, Tressurer; L. W. Glacabrook, 8 ‘Warten; G H Tompkins. J. Wardou; J. T. Sizer, Assistant Warden; J. W. ford, Warc J H Hackett, Standard Bearer; J B. 123g ae i Ceethbaw, Orator; J. W. Mokioll,J. Liall, J. Weiniger, a. hte—M. A. Ford, J. K, Riddish,@ W. 0 Strattan, den end lady, J. Jones. Jr. J, Perry,8. M der Dalberg, BK. Faller, W Mott, J.C. stage, W. . L. Maud, J. W. Wright, WT. Pate, J. M Miles, B W. Drewrv, 8. Petors, « . Misbey ‘artis, A. J. Barnes, T. Kiet, L. Foster, J. W. Mi W. KE. Tamer, B. ¥. White, E J. Warner,G Whitiela, E Dudley, &. L. Gaitagbor J. M. Price, T. &. Ballard. Tue Posice or rus Crry will parade to day, and will bo reviewed in the Park by Governor King, Mayor Tiemaon, and the city authorities. At 1234 0’clock they will form in front of the poitce bea‘quarters ia Broome stroet, aud arch down Broadway to the Park, where the rav ow will teke place At the clove of this ceremony they wii march h the east gare of the Park to Cosinam street, up tbe Bowery to Fourth aveuue, thence to Four teenth street, around Wasbington Motument. thence up Broadway to Yeventeenth stre:t, thence to Fifth avenue, down Tevth street to Broaiway, and will dismiss in Broome street. The parade will be ap imposing affair, as sixteen hundred and sixteen policemen wili be ia the renke. They will appear for the first time in their u summer clottes. The music will be by Dodworth’s Tax Svrquemansa.—The work of disinfecting, fumi gating and cleansing the frigate Surquehanae will becom. monced to dey, under ths orders of the Health Officer, Dr Thompeon. ‘he stores and powder have been removed ‘and put in a piace of safety, acd every preparation bas ‘been made for giving thut piegue stricken vessel a tho rougb cleansing. In addition to the usual fumigetion of euipbur, &e,, vr. Thompson totends to apply oounded ice and galt to every corver of the versel, as itis we | Known that every trace of tbe yellow fever virua dizappoars bo- fore @ coid temperatur: If this privetple is true it ts ain. gular that the Susquebappa was pot taken to some Lortbern laiitvce, mstead of stopping at this city the time sbe did. A few weeks at Newfonodland might heve saved many vaiuedle lives The frigste will pot de fit for service before Auguet, It will take until that time before ebe ts thorougb!y put in order, Tre American Exrrees Comrany’s New Burcpisa ~ This maguificect building, which ie situated at the corner of Hudson and Jay streets, waa formally opened on Mon cay last, and benoeforth the company will transect their large business thereiu. Toe plot on which the exitice sees is One Hundred feet square; aod the ontire siruc- ture, five stories high, is of white Weatobeater marble ground cost $116,000 and the buiteing $130,000—a large tum—bat repuered necessary by the nature of the builc- ing apd the parposes for which it was erected The lower floor is to he devoted to the deske of the clerks who bave dealings with the public It wil! also contain a» car bouse, which connects with the Hudeoo River Rail rosa. On the second floor sre the roome ‘or the oa bier apd directors, aud also the der kn of the clerke to whom are conficed the accounts of this vast eatabilynment. The upper floors are to be rented = Tne utmost care has beea taken to rencer this butldipg as stroug as poseibie The architect is Mr. John W. Rich. The amount of business doe by these express compsnice ts immense This com- pacy bas ia its employ advvt 1,000 men, taclading it verious agencies. It pas oe huadred and forty ave offices seat of Buffalo subordinate to it. Previous to the uavic $2,000 060 per day passed through this company, and new the exchanges avorage $1,250,000. The average telly expenses of the american Express Company are adout $6,000 per day. Fra 1s Mapion Srreet.—Between 12 and 1 o'clock on Toeedsy morving @ fire ccourred in the apartments of Jomes Laas, on the fourth floor of the rear tenement boiid ng ‘129 Medien atreet. Mr. UL. was in bet at the “me, tomewbat oncer the tofluence o” liquor, and Darely eouped euffeation. He made bis escape by climbing “ot the frout window over the eaves to the root, The Gre owes its origio to the carcteseness of Mr. Lucas with afield lamp. The forniiure of the apartmeots was enti y deatroyed; lore about $190~no insurance. tbe dui ‘e owned by Charles Dariols. tt damaged about $2800, and 1s insured for $2,500 in the City Lasnrance Com any Foe om Greexwiet Sramer—About ha'f-past three welcek Om (ueeday morning @ fire broke out ia ihe feod toro of P. Romaine, No. T16Greevwich street. The fire men ware quickly at the premises and extinguished the bre before it extended to the aojoining buiitings tbe ‘etonge to the feed wore will probably arvount to 8260— nevred for $800 in the St Nicholaa Ivsarence Company the procery tore om the corner of Oharies street was i moged somewhat by water and wiigbtly by Gre A coerd partition between the two stores wae burnt wrovgh. the will amount to about $1% —ie ore tor $1,300 iw tae North fiver Inruracce Ormpany. Che building fe ewoed by Mr. Stiecte; 14 is damaged adout S60, anc @ IneMret in the Greenwica Ipru-acce Compaey 5 0 doubt, was the work of design. matter under investigation, Court Usiendar—This Day. PREWE COURT SPECIAL TaRM.—Nos. 211, 184, 220, 221, 5, 227, 228, 229, 290, 231, 252, ‘238, 294) okt—Nos. 1,705, 1,704, 1,954, 2,057, 2,076, 2.116, 207, Z1at, 2,162; aise! 2 187, 2.102, - 2,180, 218d, 21189) 1248) 1404) 1,608), 1009! (on Punat—-Dart 1.—Non. 1,498, 1,706, 1,864, 1,806, 1,897, 2.788, 1 82h Part 2.—1,219, £18, 998, 1,602, 1,263. 75 Cents Linen Coats, At EVAN®’, 66 and 68 Fulton sirect. tan De - At BVAN®’, 66 and 68 Pulten street, 50 Fancy Dack Coats; Worth 64 Srmre VANS’, Oo and 60 Pure otrest $2 White Duck Coaw, at RVAR®, 10,000 Summer Coat, ig Se AV RVAMS, 6 aol 68 Fallon viteet, For Good Likenerses go to Kimball's. ‘be only place to ger them cheap and good ia ai 347 Brosd. way, West Potnt— Cozens and schnetder’s Hotels, Ol6 Fort Pot, Cold Spring ané the heanties of the Hl «¢hlends, p hea by Hem RA, 260 rom 183 Uneie Sam and John Ball ing Hinnds al Bt. Jobe, wili be photograpbed by HOLaBS, 259 Broxd- why, toon aa the event comes off Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ofiiee 343 Broadway, New York. Weed's Patent Sewing Muchine Depot, $48 Broadway, N.Y. Barvhoifs Minchines —AMiiee Oho Brestwey. Agente wested, Adres ton 480 Fem oes, #-€ Come and Bee the Large Assortment of La- Aiea’ creme tr Improved traceiling and ‘ine #ole leather trunks, at JOHN BLACKS, No. «murray atrent Gray Hale...Wiisen’s Hair Ovlorer Gre~ danily chaoges Eray OF ABY dulor (os zlomey binck oF brows, wibout itjuring the ‘OF staining the skin. sepling like Welter, 90 \ 5 pe ope enell ioe oBiy 2% conty a eae direct, corcer a * in the 4rng ° Ratoneior’s Halt Dye, Wtye Trajsee-- ‘The beat te the si) made Acid amd ap- piter a: (ne man: ‘Broadway Hatr Dye—4 Shilitngs « Box- Winek No. 1 Barclay etreet Inimiisdle Pair cutting Biteeesing, snd ‘rovtotog the a, Cahn ry Rin ; srugeine. or brows. Cristadoro’s Halt Dye, What ard Toupecs.— ‘The best any ehere, wholewsie and retail, smd the dy pri: vavely applied, No. 6 Astor doves. A very Rich Perfume the handkarebief, bouquet are’ by PHALON & SUR. Please and Labtw's Perfumes at 50 Cente — Peatachio nut powder 0 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. 1858. sod | Morning, June 23, Jons Pf. Magnarn, aged 33 your ‘Sroadway, corner o€ Walker eek, pe Hucee @ Glock, irom bua lale TES FABILY HERALD, eyoutent. ‘The Trial of asia: Ounvingbem for tee murder of Parton Mel augdia Alina Penseor | A Terrific Torm.do in Rew York smd Vieinity—The Metro pee Submerged—fertoms ( | mity at | eovere Poin Fiat Giese Factory Blows Lowa Tro Foreene Ripe aml rem Tojured, Ae, Ao. ! The “Derh) Day" to Regiaed— Visti of our Correapoaton: to the race course—fenmes tect 'enie be Teeumon) before the Mpects) (om nition 0” (umgrees a> poimied to iequire (ate cortam elinged Lobes (persine: \@ fopeertion stth the pasenge of me Tey eco 1meT Torusdose 04 Finnie at the Wasi Destruction of ths lowe of KUsoe, with aa tbusirauos showing ibe course and sem Dicbeme aid bis wife Ao. Lup posing Ceremonial te the Roman Calbolis Chu h— | Holema Conarcration of the Rlemed Wirgia Mery 8% Marr + “barca, Rabakee- fermen by Kishop Raytey of Newark } ‘The Amareby te lr. Uhrever's Ubarch— The Protwsting | Momtore dimmiaard without the usual be tore | ‘The Great Bruption of Mount Vewwrius alioged alompt at adduction a & pousg engro tae aa very by his Guardian. ‘Prep rations for the remove: of the romaine of Preatont A Fail Report of the Priced of all Pints of Muteindie Pre. duce, care! ully correcte each wank. ‘be Latent Inu liigesos received up to the ime of pubace Uon, by telegraph of otherw ian, ‘Together with Police Reporte- Theairical Matiors—Money apd ( ommereie] Mar bete- Marriages and Deathe- forming © mess of interestiag, useful,, d miseiiannous reading Terme—Unly $48 year, four cents @ single copy To be chieined at the ofhice of the Haman end of ali news agents Geo. Gaunders’ Metallic Tabiet Resor Strep. ‘This, the genuine oF tole: Resnever bere eyuailed fae pre @ the koenes' pvesibie mite ‘os rane. foreaieby J. & 8. BAUNDAKS, No 7 Astor House Let Parte Yield the Palm.—! conned the whale trade in bis eumuner stp mere hale OF 1884 Moulded with exqulaite laste mad #Rild, b or mt he beat of the as erring given pew iusire to tbe diamond And mark aper® Shapeau cms only $3 62 The store is 115 Nassau sireet. Gu’ and Chilaren’s suaw Hats tH every variety aad style, at BANT A'S, Corser of Canal sad Woaner wees, her of pewver cont ace Ta the “sensation style” of the season. OBNIM, 114 Broad may, ‘Brcitos eathasiasiic admiration. GENIN, 94 Broadway, The Summer Cooler. je introduced by Serene GRNIM, 24 Beoatwar, Buy the Beuton Straw Hat, introduced by GENLA, 24 srowdway. ‘The Benton Suzaw Hat, Introduced by GRAIN, 26 broad wr Knox —S8o igh a Fine a Strew,6o Airy and well Dting s 2ummer beaver, 80 graceful and rccoming scott bat arcen each and sil, be found at KNUX o, omer of Fwion strte: apd Bruadway, we have vo hesitation ine cannot be surp:ased by any other store im Broad elsewhere. Cali suc see for yourselves Parts Fel: Hate—Just received a splendid tat $5 Aluo, @ great apeortment of fancy date and at HABG.S & RUSSAK'S, 215 Bowery, 231 ni,bis are rue OF 820 Gratd s.reet Notice.— The Special Committee Apyotnted Common Couaetl (0 mske arraaxementa for the re wovel of he remains 0’ ox President Monroe, from tals ety fo Kickmond, (he capital of bis native piale, have dewgns.oa Fridey 36 July pert, as ibe, 0a which the public corem> nies iu (hia city bail ke piace. ‘A fu) progretmms of arrangements for the procesdion, ocd ‘he eole mptties 02 the ocessloa will be published in the papere of The rede y, the 19i ot July reat ali eociedes, nesnetations and orders in or owt of the city, centring oF iotencing w pectionpale, will ee with be Cor-expoueing Secretnry, at the Mavor's foe, Cliy Vall, enor before she 790 im Order that pinces may be seuigned (bem in the pre Commirrens, BOARD OF COUNCILAEN. Cb'n, Cb akLAS bk taow nil, THOMAS A. DUN LMU. MICK AB PUUMBY, JUBN LINES, Wands. BICHABD SCOTT, To Start Right for a Successful Career One needs to know bir defects ss well as bis tsleate ant exp ebiti tee A correct phret ‘slexamipation msy be tally at FOWLER & WRELS, 308 Broadway. Lies BEYMULs A BU Correaponding fab treet, Brandret® Kruiding. —A Foul Stomech Pro Helloway’s Pt duces obstructions in tbe liver, irritation of tne bowels, b- a4 How—dew b Arreat ache. rervour debility, ¢maciation ext with BULLOWAT'S the cause Of these terrible coasequet| irremiatibie pilla Radical Cure Truss, Supporters, Bantages, asic swckings Ac., si MARKH & CO 'a No. 2 Voesy stron dy the Rov Mw fatoor, Onantian vq , #1 of thie city Newark and Sing Ying papore piesse copy. Feens— Cow woves —J thia city, ov Tassday, June 22, tear Penaeu, Mr Joaw ¥.'Fenas o | boven, of Now | . Rorie—seirt—at’ Ielip, L. 1, by the Rev. ©. W Cooper, Jour ionaxs, of Babylon to Miss Mauiwoa E., daughter of Jonathan Smith, eq. aca, Bratry —In Matne rae, Ininod of Cubs, om Trenday, Jone 1, Ur Gronos Seafrr, equestrian, im the ist yoar ot nis age, of bieck vomit. te was performing wh the Chiarini family at the time of at Ciner ease suis ard Cincionati papers p! copy. Biscxweut —At Yookers, on Monasy morning, June 21 | Jams G. BLackweL., aged ha years ‘The relatives sed (riends of toe family are invitet to at tend the funeral, from st. John’s charch, Yoorers, this | (Wednesday) afiernoon, ai (\ 6 o'clock Hacson River Ratiroad care leave Chambore street at $40 7 aM. Car. rieges will be in sttendanos on the arrival of the traia to con 0 tbe chureh. Dewars —Saadenly at Green} |, Brooklyn, on Tas ‘Jase he, wre, bvativa D., wih ot Lown the 20d year of her age aud (r.ends are Iovited t) atiend the fone. Ay afternoon, at her late rerisence, at two the Re‘ormed Dutea church, on Javea ‘clock. Gaea—On Monday, Jane 21, Lowaar W. Geen, son of the inte Capt Joenun Geer,agec 44 years ‘The relatives and friends of tne famity are ity invited to attend the faveral, from the chereh of the Moly Com munion, corner of Twentieth strect and Sixth avenue, this (Wetnesisy) morning, at ten o'clock , without furtwer ipvitat-on. Gueon —At Port Richmond, § 1. on Monday evening, June 21, MARGARET Ans, Only daughter of Capteia Abra ham H. Gibson, aged 2 years | mooth aad 24 days ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect ully irvited to attend the funersi, from the residence of ber faiher, this (Wednesdasy afternoon, at three o'clock Gxxext —l0 Bempstend, 1.1 . at the resifence of Nie devgbter, Mrs Ben). F Thompeon, on Monday, Juve 2b the Rew. Zacnanian GReENR, & padriot of the Revolati on, is the 0b yrar of bie age. The fiends of the lamily, and the clerey general'y, are iovited to atten¢ tho fucersl, ov Thare'sy afternoon at two o'clock, eithout further potice. Tue Long etaud Ratiroad cars leave Brooklyn at twelve 0 clock, and re ate quarter past five ier — On Monday evening, June 21, of a abort bat severe iiners, Louis Kurr, aged 15 years 9, months ana 27 anys iis rejatives and friends are reepectfuily invited to at- tone the sunefai, (hia day (Wednesday). from the revi denee of bw brotherin law, A Laohrr, No. #77 Mrte avers, corner of Twenty atnth street. Maunsin—At bie residence, to Brookiys, on Tucsday ad month. The reiatives and friends of the family ane rewpect{aily nyited to aiteud the funerral, at bis Iaie -orideace, No 296 DeGraw street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) alter noop, at four o'elook . Ne. de taken to Trinity Cemetery ior street. The remains w interment, Moone —Surdeniy, on Tuceday, June 22. ¥re Ewwues, Mocks, wife of Jousthan Moore, aget. 41 yeors, 5 months end 18 days. The ives and ‘riends of the family are invited to oe, ln Myriie Bf ermocn, at two o'clock. goods chant of this city attend, fuoerai, from her late Averjoe. near Yates avenue, Eaat en Oa R —()m Toraday morning, Jone at ball ‘The funcral wil! take place this (Wednesday) sfMernoon, enidance, 148 svusthstredt, ves and friends of the fami! peotfatly |, BS 1wo O'clock. ote of Catite Biwerd Weeks, of ‘Sone fly Seas 0. Your, he Raveesa, Portage c Yorxe —On Moncay, ‘6A + eer Of bia one. The -elatives aud friends of the femily, and of his We W, ard of ois brotaer, Waa ‘oung, are iavi te attend the funersi, from ret Gapliat churor, AXrObm UF BLING: TTS TREAT AL tea (LLOTRATRD. KN OF Rew OsLeANa De onivee ONAL POLICE GAZETTE. ar BIOK, AAGE AND Rely KOse & TOUSRT, ‘General cyoaee. Gerpeorse, vases PROM be ati wheeled pala \ aaow! Ol nema - PRE TeV et Chicopedia, ble Broadwe tle the @t. Bekolee feel t At) BUNTON®, NATL# PENETRATING TUR fio th, extracied without pain, no thet (os bout ran be immedicte'* after the opersiion wihout + least poe @ be panes, by Dr. LAUHAKIE, surgeon 18 roedwar z YORDIAL COGNAC PITTERS IMMEDIATELY BB eves ciarrboes, sue aad biliors attacks 4 ST RIM. Foil com mporer No 10 Hau swee, New York. Por ware U) all drvgatel® barenod grocers. DR ZAgusniee Poor wasn rox kar keenine, OR preveuts cxoneaive perspiration and fh urua bits oor W the feck. For sale by Ue BAOHAS. 70) Broadway. Dee OYE YOUN WAT@?_Tee MarR — elengtey a bat sotae, the eg Sod, aaa Temeci=s for be hatr ever dtanove, only % owes Servet mare gpem until 1! at | ore acre, Fipee re cred ALD" Nesey suet New York ee BAR SHAT THE OW eure epg or Call Hive pills are tamed througbou: the lama, nary aed to owe. LYON’A Marmetis Powdar and Puls for mc * 4% Broadway. i Lied Boo J ST RYCKIVRD PER d Le LT eater the epaorte virtese chew reedered justly © Wemrabe 0 tm shy ime or ipiomsly , ~- he! 10. Syms aed peysivive Prewey Tap atab om Bon at oadely é Advenors Ul’ st ibe preern ome) bee fart: eripees all er edorae! waters enc tha! aimoly (row Ube fNet Ubal ree j 1) ester contains & email portion of ite ruse a” © dentine “a” Uy Inereaae the memory od 99, Termeni . vgete, give he preterre BLGESE DUPL +, Agent 0 roateng. fon mating '\a talebrated sone of vomnaie, FOO ortvete (omiliee wil! K ne sees PATERT VERTILATING OH, which wae orb 8 "be Orvenl Fanon inet Tow ©6 thle at Ul K'D farniuze store, 654 rontway ~J0UV Ra « {rope prover id of of @ twee Nome, Vlvleenle andrew! of the oid mane Oe toe rade seen OK Al THIA- LADIES, GUNTLAMER, CHTLOGA® L nod want of » styled pair em pee Cath baw Wrosdway, Seere pou sae - and vest of ary house in 2 ety, meer am Lee Le Pr Lg SoTers Woe | fal ties — Jomes of jresters bra or] | Pie b-.ppouttary soon webees % 2 ie bpp . Be ‘fom - ra tet pod Sane seotent oS tn Seer, te “> * tet commer wear, ‘he! cash oe equates + Fast wonit ao Wi an Opporteni'y af proving & ibe me © 76 “rend ery, cow corner of [ree wrest @ pase Me ropentan Sete! Porsiedy * 7 oe rormie ty I eat eee SEIT INGRH'R WEW FAMILY SWING Uber semi g wagner uke ae seapooie ‘be bens’) of ~~ rot — / ayaasr? am ere News proved “e tee Bed ee Pat ve Mae sere Byrause (bey moet ihe Waale ul dee eomouman, And are for rae & ‘scl PASHIOWN ARLE BI Metene Th) BAS PATENT PALAMARS Ome Gaye, OwnAT aR ae OF the wom O reer of Bey ola BY W “108 NERVOUS ANTIDOTE rae eLIKER vita \be quiniensenee of ber'th snd strane h. tity oF meine holy cone way bare howe: 1° per | Oa, ‘any fy before i, eo riety the onoe erect form: 0 tn 2 COL 108 Nasene 1D. Si per bottle 5 000 WARRANTPD LINR® COA‘S AT wRVRWET ive gems a Deo att aoe " P's 0 5.009% AND MARP@TLERS | 2.500 UR ANP Mane amine. ofty Se Rees Se ten My entire stork of B, B.—Open until 8s P.M. cievhteg Poa,