The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1859, Page 5

Ninth An»iversary Celebration of the Sew York Purnverein, ‘Too Turnverein of York yesterday celoy, sted the Nivih Auoiversary of their existence as a society, at Lim Pork, Ninetietb ttreet, pear (be North river, Soon attor seven o'clock A. M, they met at their prosent rendear ous, Ha mony Gurden, Mistex street, and were Hove after join ed by their invited guests, The liae boing formed, the Piccctsion,# litte peture uiue v’clock, moved ia the ful- dow pg order ,— Uniow Busgars, Troop G Gd Rogiment, Capt Sauer. Dod worth’s Germ rate Comproy F, itt Regiment, vapt Lux. Musi of tuo N.Y. Schutzen (Rifle) Core. N.Y. Schutzen (Rifle) Corps, Capt, H. D, Busch, The # st Comuitiee, Fest Marscbatia. ‘Torner Gieas and Curner Bernett, and their aida, Invited Turners —Delegations from otner cities, The Humoristic Mavte Bana, The Humoristic Cubs Krakeiis, Gambrinia, Bummoha, Glee Chaos. N. ¥. Licdertafel, Mavagrouor, Alemania Frobsinn, So- cin) Reform, Helveun Columbix, Mozart's Eaphoula Colonia Schiller ound, Sangerrvude, Abeaischer Sanger ound Teuvouia Munaecchor aod Gorswania. Tambour Corps of the Z.eglinge, (A boy’s corps ) Zooglinge of the Turoverein, (Caruer Pupils.) ‘The Turner Music and Tambour Corps. The Musical Societios Arioa and Liederkranz, New York Turnverein. New York Turner Schutzea. (Rifle Corps.) Marching down Grand street to the Bowery, thence along (hatham street to tho City Hull, wuere they wero reviewed by Mayor Tiemann, who expressed timsel’ highly pleased ai their appearance, and, it is said, mised to Visit them at Kim Park during the afternoon. Boey tuen proceeded along Broadway—the numero: and costly banners displayed by each society standing our in boto relief aiong the immense line of procession, and th» various bands playing marttal airs, formed quite an Impos- ing ep:ctacie, alike pleasing to the ear and gratifying to tne eye. Proceeding to the foot of Spring street, they em- barked on a steamboat aud barges prepared for them, and at two o'clock landed at Striker’s Ba; In spite of the cloudy dawn, thousands besieged tho Second and Third avenue cars; and, although the Third Aveuus Railroad Company put on’ extra cars—many of -them drawn by four horses, and crowded to a most un- Comioitable exieat—yet mauy were compelied to walk; and the roads—cepeciaily across the uneven margin of the Row revervoir in the Central Park—presented a most ani- mated appearance; and for hours a continuous columu, fed by the cars, arriving at short intervals, poured into the grounds. Op arriving atthe Park the different societies scattered. themreives, each selecting a shady clump of tries under which hey bivouacked, tapped their barrels of lager, and ave.themeelver up to the unfeigned enjoyment of the our. lee soeieties, aome fifteen in number, at. intervals gang their favorite gleea. The Turovereia went through may cifficult evolutions, and surpr sed the crowd by their athletic and daring performances. The various bands etationed at different parts of the grounds played the popular dance uirs of the day, to which the company Kopt tine on the light fantastic toe, the ladies being divest- ed of their bata and shawls, and seeming to enjoy the op- Portanity for @ dance immensely. Large numbers were eragelves with dumb bells, racing, kiss in the It was ertimsted that somo 15,000 visitors wera Presevt, who expressed themselves highly satistied with @ day's sport. A slight ahower fell during the afternoon, but coi sufllcient to impede the enjoy ment of those pre- Sent, who broke up s00n after six o'clock. During the day the ‘grcatest harmony prevailed, and although quite a large body of police were present, not a single case for their interference occurred. 3 @he Eim Steet Murder Again. COUBT OF OYER AND TERMINER. Before Hon. Judge Goold and a jury. Junk 13.—The People vs. James Glass.—The accused, in this case, is pleced upon trial for the third time for the murder of Richard Owens, the juries on the two former Occasions havirg disegreed, After several challenges, and @ vast pumber being disqualified from having formed and expresres ap opinion as to the guilt or ianocence of the Prisoner, the following jurors were empanneiled:— 1, @eory D. Clark, 16th Wd. 7. Benj. 3. Foster, 5th. 2. Jo-n J. Devoe, loth. 8. Joseph Black, 20th. 8. Pats. Hollywood, 7th. _9. Benj. G. Ropes, 7th. 4. Tleusy V. Pareell, 18th, 10, Jus. Lauder, Jr., 18th, , Michajab Pinkney, 17tb. 11. Joba C. Bishop, 13:h, 6. John Hogan, 2vtn. 12; Abi. D. Cooper, 9th. Jud, Goold then admonished them not to have any commuaication eituer amongst themselves or wiih others: respecting the morits of thiscase. He said that the should be kept together until the termination of the fi iney should thea take a recess (four o’clock) for one hour for refrvehments, and reagsembie in the top room of the building. The jurors weo had not answered to their names shoud be fined, because citizens who received the pro- tection of the governmcst ought to aid the authorities in cases of this kind. The Court reassemblod at five o'clock, ‘and a 2 late hour the trial was still proceeding. Dire. Fanny Deane Hulsey. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Seeing a statement from Mr. Henry Halsey, that he at- tended whe funeral service of his wife, Fanny Deane Hal- ®ey, at St. Thomas church, Broadway, I beg to say such Statement is entirely false, as Mrs, Halsey’s remains wero brought to my house, 224 Varick street, where the Rey Dr. Morgan officiated, and he, with Dr. Gibson, of Eleventh street, remained a considerable time to calm the deep af fiction of my motber aad sisters, Houry tiaiwy wa, mekher preeent at the gervice or funeral of his wife; nor wastbere any funeral vice connected with my unfor- tunate sister, Fanny Deane Halsey, held at St. Taomes church. Our family wil ia, eyo eke nO notice of any FOES aa ny Tay A, DEANE, 224 Varick stroot. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New York, Juno 13, 1859, In the hurry and excitement of the moment, I made a mistake in the wording of my reply to Mrs. Deane’s let- ter. Permit me to correct it. That I was rot at St. Tho- mas church, &c., should read thos: That I was not at Greouw ot alter the reading of the faueral service by the rector of St. Thomas church, &c. Regretting to trouble you, 1 pe honor to remain, yours, &c., Moxvay, 2 i. HALSEY, Court of General Sessions. Before the Recorder, Jone 13.—there was not much business transacted ia this court yesterday, the most of the day being occupied in the trial of « charge of receiving stolen goods preferred against Harman Epsteia, who, as was alleged, received | $100 worth of cewiag silk, which was stolen by a boy hemed Wiliam Mathews from the store of Hall, Bradley & Miller, No. 5 Barclay street. The jury acquitted the ac- cused. Christopher Miller (a boy) was tried and convicted of Aseault rod battery, he baviog driven a wagon 89 furiously Ag to urset Mrs. Ann Cox. He was sent to the City Prison for five days and fined $50. Wiljiama Schreimer, against whom were five indictments for forgery, pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit bills on the Hudson County Baok of New Jersey, and was soat to ‘the Stato Prison for tive years, be being an oid offender. Verdicts Against the Sunday Liquor Dealers. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Hon. Judge Hilton. June 13.—Five penalties were recovered by the people egainet parties for violation of the liquor laws, namely :— The Peop'e +s. Daniel Mealey, Peter Hines and three cases Ps Witham Hechbrey (three suits)—all ifty doliars each, Supreme Court-Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt. . THE OLD POLICE CONTROVERSY. Junt 13 —Tho case of McCloskey vs. the PoliceCommis- sionere wee argued to-day—Meeers, D. D. Field aad Noyes appearing for the Commissioners, and Meess Brady and MoKeon for the policomen. Adjourned, Police Litelligence, Tue Prsonnery Bousxs i Howarp Sramet,—The in- mates cf ihe disorderly boures in Howard street, arrested on Buncay night by the Fourteenth precinct police, wero itaken before Justice Brennan, at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday for examination. Tho proprictors of the different housee were held to bail to answer before the Court of Special Seseions, but the girls, of whom there aro about lity, were locked up on charge of vagraucy, Aus Poucy Dmarak ARReSTED.—About a yoar since Frank Webb, of this city, was arrested in New Jor- Bey for arsault, and was convicted, but managed to make good his cecape from jeil, Yesterday Obief of Police MoDonongh, of Hoboken, arrested him on a requisition; ‘ut the papers being informal, he was discharged by Jus- tice Weieh, before whom he was taken, Shortly after he left the Quy Hall Court a complaint was made against Wobb, 07's charge of welling policies fu tue Fifth ward, And a Warraut was issued for bis arrest. Officer Brower, ofthe Tenth ward, took him into custody Jaat evening, and he war again pat under lock and ey. It in allogo one of the present Board of Supervisors is the backer of Webb in his poilcy operations. Coroners’ Inquests. Drowmixe Accipmxts.—Coroner Schirmer held an {0 quest yeterday atNo. 419 Washington street, upon the body of a child ten years oid, named Mary Frances Decker, ‘who was accidentally drowned by falling into the water, Bt the foot of Laight etreet. Coroner Gamble hold aa in- quest in ». similar caso at No. 29 Vandowater street. Eliza McKinney, a child about twelve months old, while left ‘alone for & few minutes, fell 10 a panof water and wos, @rowned before asvistancy orciyed, eee Custom Honse Removals. TO THY BDITOR OF THE HERALD, New York, Juno 13, 1869, In your notice of the changes recently made in tho Re- ‘Venue Department,it is stated,that “Roderick O. Clancy, a brother o{ the County Clerk, has beon superseded by Col- fecter Sche¥.”” To remove a false impression created by ho apnowncement in your Jourpal,T would state as the only brotber of the County Clerk, ta T havo never hoy, ANY pos tion whore the ioiluene Of Collector LO ald pppotat ot remove mo. i LAWRENCK CLANGY, 43 Feagkiie regs, ee tt RR The Public Aen ‘ > @HE MKALTH COMMISSIONERS —MORB ae prot YELLOW FRVERK PORTS, ETC. The Commigeiovers OF Health met yeswrday f) ¥Ooa, in the SMByor’s office, Dr. Guu reported the ative “+ Qvarantine of tho echooner Fanny, from Bo Jacciro, wna * ©4789 ot coffe, ‘Two of ber men wore sick with yellow fev: Whea ale was in.tbat port, bat oince sbe Jeft it allon board have been Well, Her detention for dve days was ordered. vo of the schoouer Neuvo, from St. Domingo City, wus alto rojorled. Whea she was there the port and she haa had no gigkkOEs OM board B1A00 from it, Ske was permited to come up anc *ieharge Der cargo without restr c'ion. * A Dill of $49 Wa presorin..t bY Frederick Raudla, for Plactog buoys wt the upper and Wer Quarantion, Ib was Teferred W toe Health Officer, 4 The Svperiotendent of Sanitary Taapection reportad having ordered the ebatemeant of the nuance complained Of st No. 49 Bowery, but that the owners of the premises had taken no meuguros to Lave It abated, Ho was dirost €4 to commence legal proceedings against them ai the expense of the property on which the buisance 18 Jocatad, A coinplaint of the exibience of @ nuisance at 184 Ds Vision etrcet Was made by Daniel O'Connell, and it was r¢forred to the Supariatendent of Sanitary Laspecwoa, The Bourd then adjourned till Wodneaday. STATEMENT OF THE PROGRESS OF THK STKEET CLEAN" ING FOR THE W8BK KNDING SATURDAY, JUNE 11 859, Loads of dirt, Paid for Wards Mnem- aaa Piracin yy 5 . Days work, ashes. va a Heobeaies Yallints 1177 058 $441 ae ee) oa Baa is 4 :a a | 03 ti 0054 1,042 213 676 16 19% ‘943 LL 20 2 16 86 1,491 415 92 16 1B 1,042 820 28 i! 216 UK 14163 851 6834 ny bah ae | 100% 1,907 500 29 4. 2 il 63 888 47 15. 13 0036 657 274 2436 1 w «1B 1,668 653 513 18 2 (138K 1,431 418 47% 19 7 39 362 Ata 2% 20. 2 (167% 4,256 166 1254 21 2 (1BT3g 1,605 691 45 22. 19-107 1,007 297 8734 Total,...883 1,782 2417 66.987 27% *\ eaned by spec a! contract. The Tart. ‘The two milo race between Tar River and Bill Cheatham, for $2,500, will come off this afternoon at 20’clock. The race is play or pay, and there can be no disappointment to those who attend, faore will be no “rain or shine’ do lusion about this race, Court Calendax--This Dey. Scrrewe Covrt—irouit.—Part 1,—Nos. i947, 1727, 1987, 1953, 1965, 257, 1731, 1513, 1959, 1965, 1967, 1971, 1973, 1977, 1979, 1419, 1943, 1789, 1727, 1485. Pert a Covrt of Over and Terminer. Surauor Cobrr.—Part 1.—Nos, 61, 155, 363, 225, 148, 428, 186, 26034, 82, 255, 65134, 660, 4, 467, 536, 1,510, 216, 592, 630." Part’ 2—Nog. 666, 673, 673, 679, 6d4, 643, 680, 681, 683, 687, 689, 456, 463, 635, 843, éls. Comaton Pitas "Covnr.—Part’ 2.—Nos.’ 696, 1017, 1018, 1055, 1063, 1075, 1085, 129, 214, 295, 622, 600, 700, asd’ 289, 683, 879, 977, 597, 827, 908, 909, 22, 79, 187, 641, 756, 847, 860, 1000, 1019, 1028, 757. Usireb States Dusmuicr Oovir.—Nos, 8, 89, 4, 27, 9, 37, The Latest Drawings of the Legalized Lot- teriea, as reported to WOOD, EDDY & 0O., MANAGERS OF THA DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTT&RIEs. Official drawings by telegraph. he mubertvrn Cou anoners appdata’ by the Gover of the Siate of Dela ware to superiutend the dras of & lot tery nutborized by the Legislature, ‘this day ded the oe ah Sh ‘were this day drawn from the wheel, viz:— Extra O1ass, No, 533, Jonx 18, 1809, 49, 41, 46, 78, 67, 53, 75, 58, 23, 17, 50, 60, 16, Crass No, 34, Juxx 13, 1859. 34, 1, 27, 22, G4, 21, 74, 50, 75, 60, 70, 42, 35,19. And that the said sumbers were drawn in tie order in which 28, [sees our hand, of Wilmlagton Del., this Monday, J 13, ete GORGE 0. GORDON, tee ria 3ihus DUNoaN, aed wal the dre. of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do certify that the following are the numbera which wore this cay Grawa from the wheel, ¥iz:— Crass No. 831, Junm 13, 1858, » 34, 40, 70, 25, 39, 24, 2, 15, 75, 29, 23, 33, 17. Cxats No, 332, Extra, June 13, 1350, 50, 33, 1, 21, 19, 67, 32, 16, 9, 62, 22, 68, 3. wogpaitin tse nuxabers wero drawn in the order tn which Our hands, at Auguste, Ge. thie Monday, June 13, 1839, ¥.U. BARBEB, } Gommaiesioners, L. P. DUGa! Wi Delaware, and Augusta, Georgia Every Man’s Hatier.—The Most Popular down town hatter is KNOX, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street; and, as o¢ stands alone, he has good ‘soupe for the dis- tay of his fanciful genius. ‘Tne “Pride of Youth” stil takes fhe lesd tor summer wear, and is the nested article ever i" Kox always has a superior stock on hand, &c., suitable tor everybody. WOOD, EDDY & 00., vented for youth. comprising hats, The Star Hat of the Straws Is Genln’s Rio Hat The Hudson Hat, the King of the Cassimeres. Prices—$1 60 and 38. ENIN’S hst store, 507 Broadway. The Parest Gin Imported— KOL'S Eeblodam aroraatie achnappe; put up in quart and pint bowles Sold by all druggists and country merchants, Holmes’ One Dollar Photographs for Fifty conta, at the new model gallery of daguerreotypes and ambro- types, No. 691 Broadway. For Twelve Years Green’s Shirts have been rivalled. Th et. oe ae GREEN, No. 1 Aator Hous. Caye Dusters, ond ali kinds of Sammer clothing, at pricea to suit every purse, at DRUMGULD & PROCIR, 24 Brosdway. Four Dollars will buy « Spring Bed which can be putin your carpet bag, and cannot be beat for three times: money. No, 289 Canal street, urat door eusi of Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees= Deet {> ‘he world. Wholesale and retau, and the dye privately applied, at No, 6 Astor House. ‘he Best § Bed in Existence—(Hows’s eliptic, at from $6 to $6, at 873 Broadway. Call aud seolt, Butchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupesm— sre Dun in tho world. pucpaptea al tendo. Bold sod cpg at the manutactory, 243 Broadway Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Chil. dren teething, will pouitively cure wind colic, and aureto regulate the bowels. Mexzring’s Patent Champion Fire And burg!sr proof safes, 251 Batty connie Mesay ah. French Fans, Sk Nets, Fancy Hatr Pins, COOMBE, dc, dc —A splendid assortment of the,sbo ‘NEW. GOOLE, compris SA VLeS, now landlog trom nooamer Ariel, aud suitable for the vat cit} le. bes OoLHORAL NOVELTIRS rocetvad by ovary noeualve iinaias sre TOGHBS, DUPUY & O&REANGE, Importers, 8/ Maiden lane, Berry’s Nati mych ent! on Best and Oheap~ article for dresuing, bea cleaning, curling, pre- Serving and restoring ‘ihe hate, Ladien, try & Bole Sy all Kenn Medical Discovery is warranted. lu. eriaypelas, saltshoum, scald head, ulcerated fo sure wore legs. For sale by all druggist, Srover & Baker's Celebrated rv Se EG PRR 495 Broadway, New York. Fultom street, Brady's Photographic Galler? ea, 359 ara 843 Broad Ne and 852 Pey Washingion, A Puckoeraphn, ‘Daaer eke eae al ke Defiance Salamander Se‘fes,, with Patent powder proof locks and cross barg, Also, jlar root parlor safes. Depot 63 Marre oe at College Diace ny 193 Peari streeD , WONKA M. PATRION Lesry & Co—Ow summer dress hat ts now ready aad for sale at Nr». 3, 4 and 5 Astor House, Broadway. Wheeler & Wiison’s Sewing Machines Ofies 605 Brovdway, New York. Sound for circulars, wvilla is the Most Wonderful Pre) pwn for curing baldness, destroying dandruff, sek Bendache, provenung, the hate trom ‘out and pro- ducing glosay curls, Boid by all druggists, red Sy Marsh & Co.'s Radical varicose cure truas. They aby, kecp silk elastlo stockingy for ve rs velos, nu “and shou.der braces. Tales mado fo eda, ‘No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, N. ¥. —— a HoP oway’s Pills and Ointment are the | Bea aoc, Mee cae lt. | ‘ai'andostaraal romedion, Bold by every ie drug: aist Ia te world. | | Fils Hate Dye, 50 Cents a Box, Black or { Brown. Depot, No. 1 Bicelay eirpel, Also void at 899 Browd- NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1859. The Fenty Herald. INTERESTING FROBi THLE GKEAT WSST—-NEWS FROM THE 8K OF WAR IN ITALY—THE GERMAN CON- PEDERATIONSTBR® PANNBYLVANIA REPUBLICAN | CONVENTION—THUK SULLIVAN STRUST TRAGEDY — THK OROVE—LAGBK BEER—THE MILWAUKEE LIGHT GUbx2—LOCAL MATTERS—QONDITION OF THK MA kere, KPO, UO. The Faxiy HrRatp, in tte regular edition of Wednesday, will con tags) the istest sews from the “reat Wert—Intereating , ~ Miah, Pike's Peak, and an seoonnt of av i008 Taam Oadttornn, “tory. the Condition of #ffstre in « rleoma re... Seat of @-~* Ht WL Alen contstn the Inieot advices frum Woe y n= -4 me scaly, Td & YOY lotereatteg articie om the Germabio Oonfede- ration Ite Origio, History. Present Condition, 4; A Beport of the Proceedings of he Pennsylvania: Xe, udiioan Couvea tion beld last week at Harrlaburg; A Regret o” the Trisl, Con- viction and Bentence of Sanchez for the Murder of Harman Cerne, bis Father tn-Law; Arrival of the Milwamn"%? Light Ouard—thetr Recepiton in New Yerk Ctty and on the ."o1le— Enicrtalawent by the Vity Guard, &c.; Description of the «. "6% Laser Beor Brewery of New York—Tho Building with ite Vax * Cellar—The Process by which Lager ts Mady- Is Lager In- toxlontingt~snatysla of the Chemists, 40.; Condition of ‘ha Oropa—Zifoct of the late Frost on the Crops fa the West--The Crops lu Wisconain end Iowa—with ail newa matters of the week preceding of interest and importance; Kuitorlals on Prominent Kvents of the Day; All the Local News of interest of New York and the adjoining Olties, Police Reports, Thoab ical Notices, Coroner's Inqueste, 40. The FawiLy Hexatp coutains each week a report of the Con- dition of the New York Cattle Market, with the amount of Stook offered for sale, their Condition, the Prices for which they were Sold, do ; A Feportof the Piices of all kinds of Family Market- ing at Washington Market in New York City; Commercial and Money Market Reports; Marriages and Deaths for the week, and « large amount of miscellaneous matter. ‘Terma~The Faxiny Henaco is published every Wedaceday ot Two Hollars per annum, single coples four cents. It can be obtained at the office and of all the news venders, Ad- Vertleoments inserted at the usual HERALD rates, ‘Weed’s Patent Now niyle, price $50. Office FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, June 13—6 P. M. ‘The bank statement of this day comparcs as follows With that of Inet Monday :— Week nd’g — iwans. —_Sproie. ul’n. Devostts. June 4. 125 006,766 23,728,311 8,427 642 82,678,836 June 11. 122,968,923 22,182,275 8,491,116 78,883,635 Decrease... $2,047,838 1,596,036 36,526 3,605,801 ‘This statement will generally bo regarded as a favorable one, in view of the large export of sposie last week. Tho arrival from Califorais this morning, with $1,529,925 ia g04 on freight, restores the bank reserve to the point at which it stood a week ago, and enables the banks to begin businves this week with a rising average. From present Sppearances it is not likely that much specia will be taken from bank before the end of the week. The reduction in ‘he discounta is also a favorable feature, As we have already bad occasion to explain, more than once, the largo call loans which the banks mado this spring on the pledge of commercial paper have enabled them to curtail seven millions of dollars without causing any great inconvenience in commercial cirgles; instead of re- fusing to discount for their caste vera, which was tho old method of contracting, the bauks, whan they wanted to curtail, simply called in their demand loang, and the com- mercial paper which they held as scgurity was thrown into the market in consequence. The discount brokers and private money lenders havo thus far showa ample Capacity to absorb the increased offerings of paper, and latverly rates bave tended toward increased ease; sill, tn ‘View of the uneasiness still prevailing in certain circles, end of the uncertainties of the war in Europe, the banks will do well to continue their present policy a fow days longer. If they can, without doing mischief, got their diacount line down to $120,000,000, and still hoid their Present stock of government fives and Treasury loan, they will be all tho better able to supply the necessities of the West when the time comos for the crop to be moved. Money is, if anything, a shade easier to-day; still the standard rate for call loans is 63% a 6, and for good paper 7 a 9 per cent, secording to dato and quality. The discount brokers ro- port a acarcity of new paper; their wants are wholly supplied from the banks. Exchange on Europe continues extremely dull, without, however, any change of rates: ‘We continue to quote bankers’ storling, 11034 a 3 for 6) day bilis, and 1105 a % for sight bills; francs, §.114¢ for 60 days, and 6.634 for sight. The business for the Boston steamer to-morrow is very light; ahe will take very little specie from here. The stock market this morning, as was expected, was favorably influenced by the news of the railway setile- mont and the gevoral recovery of the financial world from the war paaic. There were a largo number of orders for stocks in the board—an event which, latterly, hus be- come quite unusual. State stocks were in good demand, and prices wore bighor. Missouris, which have been sold short to an unusual taveer, advanced two per cent, and were strong at the advance; Virginias were also nigner A subsidence of the alarm caused by tho specio shipments must be favorable to these securities, There wag no business doue in railway bonds except in Eries which scold at the lowest quotations. On tho leading railway stocks there was a spirited con- test between the bulls and boars; the latter, who con: stitute nine-tenths of the operators at the board, resisted the recovery of prices with remarkablo tenacity and bold- ness. The leading atocks of the day were Central, Read- ing, Michigan Southern guaranteed, and Rock Island; the brokers had orders to buy all of them, and on the call ail advanced a fraction, but were quickly cauged to react by tho free offerings by the bears, The latter hay? been embarrassed for como days by the scarcity of cash stock; the domand which bas sprung up since the war panic has begun to wear oil, aud the railway settle, ment that has been effected, adda to their difficulties Should avy fresh digester operate prejudicially on the market, the seilers may be enabled to cover their coa- tracts without lose; but in the absence of untoward acci- dents, the very demand for stock which their sales insure is calculated to assiat an upward movement—while, fa (ha meantime, their efforts to depress prices enable outside Doyers to obtain cheap stocks, Ia the afternoon stocks were dull, and prices were a shade lower. Tho following were tho Inst pricee:~Misgouris, 8534 @ 3%; Virginias, 9735 a 3¢; Canton,18 a 3; Cumberland preferred, 17 a 34; Now York Central, 73% a 7%; Erie, 63 aX; Harlom, 10a 14; Harlem preferred, 3554 « 36; Hudeon, 31% a 32; Reading, 40 a 34; Michigan Central, 4134 a %; Michigan Southern, 8% a 9%; Michigan South- ern preferred, 305g a 34; Panama 119 a }; Iilinois Con- tral, 50.067; Galena and Chicago, 6434 » 14; Cleveland and Tolodo, 26a 27; Chicago and Rock Isiand, 59, a %; Illinois Central bonds, 83% a 84; Pacific Mail, 672 a 63. The business of the Sub-Treagury was as follows to Sewing Machines— 477 way. day:— Total receipts. «+ $124,636 82 —For evsivas “99,000 00 x tice, 269,867 23 : 118 548,838 80 The cxcbanges at the Bank Clearing House this moraing Wore $22,548,763 63, and the balances $963,961 63. ‘The following dividends have been declared:—The Bank of Upper Canada, @ semi-annual dividend of three por cent, payable at the Bank of Toronto and its agencies on tho 9th of July; the East River Insurance Company, a #¢- mi aunual dividend of seven per cont, payable July 2. {The following gentlemen were yesterday elected as di- rectors of the Hudson River Railroad for the easulog your :— Samuel Stoan. Wm. 8. Hays. Jamea Boorman. Bobort P. Getty. ‘John David Wolfe, ry A Smythe. Edward Jones. M. Gilbert. Wiliam Kelty. J. B, Johnstoa. D. Thomas Vail. E. A. Miller. Ersetus Corning. Samuel Sloan was unanimously ro elected President, and D, Thomas Vail Vice President. ‘The interest on the second mortgage bonds of tho Hud gon River Railroad will be paid at the office of the com pony on the 16th inst. ‘The earnings of the Central Ratlroad Company of Now Jerzey for the month of May, 1859, wero..,...834,120 31 For the same month last year. 12,078 36 they are generally held at par, Thore in little or no do- mand, bewever, Louriaos currency is incres#!0g, aud, owing to tbe high sam of. New York ia Now Orlonne, it ous converted profiainy. “It ta acmoat as burtheusome ag Missouri was lat week. Stock Kxehange. Monpay, June 13, 1859. 9736 100 eh Harlan RR... ot £7000 Virginia 6) C00 ao, 9754 108 Reading RR. ST ko d0.. i = dv., ag 200 do 30 oe 20 do, 0 we 660 ran +74 ro 60 Gal & Chi RR.6i0 Gry 200 d0...4..060 6454 100 do. 045 100 Harlem RR pr.sl0 36 i 400 do....,.880 38 JOW BRR 4t0 6 eee 86% 1000 F ER by 200 38 12 ehs Merch B 116 Mich Cem BR... 42 10 Union Bank 9 10 Mich S&NIge. 34 10 National Berk... 100% 70 31 85 Bk of Commerce, 991 100 6 Amer Ex Bank... 102°" 200 10D & Bud OCo,, 9195 60 5 L0..., 000.6 O19 200 30 Metn.volitan Bk, 110% 60 89 PacifigISSCo,, 68° 200 100 +880 300 do...,,.830 31 100 Panama RR. .at60 119 20 Clev, Col&Cin RR 9636 25 Ciev'& Tot RR... 60 Ch&R Is RR,.bow 300 do. 200 di 230 600 Hudson R RR 660 20 Harlem RR. 400 do. 1100 LE& W 2d im b. 100 sha Penn CouiCo,. 200 Harlem RR pref. 67 Pacific MS$ Qo. 100 do. 3 100 NY Con 60 dow... aL 150 do 100 Cl, Col & Cin'RR.. 964 100 do. 200 Chi & RIRRopg 505; 500 do, 12% 50 do,.....b60 5955 New York City Banks, June 13, 1859. Banks. Loans, Specie. —_Cire'n. Net Dep's. 1,857,613 135,488 4,922,622 1,173,973 200,153 41018,705 52,565 91,208 219,562 128,103, 94,220 456,642 262,822 Aumerica........ 5,908,960 ‘Am. Exchange. 7061/9385 At'antic Mechanics’ Merchants’ Mechs. & Tr'ds. Mercartile. 99/388 1, 21854 x 32,461 439,171 174,618 2,018,202 028 22,132,275 8,901,116 78 883,635 CITY COMMORCIAL RMPORT. Monpay, June 186 P. M. Agnes —The market.was heavy, and small sales were made at 530. for Fs} and 6%c. for pearis. Bruapstvrrs.—Flour—The market exhibited more ac- tivity and greater firmncas for Western good to extra Drance, and all grades closed with & potter tone, the jes ombraced a 000 a is. closing witn- in range of the following prices rate 3 Tuopecied 10 chol3e soper fae 4 Rinse we lte Superfine Western pecan if SRE Es Extra lowa, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. 715 a 859 Extra Genosee.......... 780 a 950 Mixed to straight Southern 725 a 765 Southern fancy end extrs 765 a 950 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands, 775 a 960 Rye flour. 400 8 540 ee oe 420 a 460 Was nore active, and peices were firmer, while the sales were reporied at about 1,800 a 2,000 bbls. closing within the above quotations. Rye flour was steady at quotations. Corn meal was in fair demand, with sales reported of 150 bbis. Brandywine at $4 40, ‘Wheat waa in fair demand, but the firmness of holders tended to check sales, which were restricted to about 3,500 bushels, including fair white Western at $1 75, red winter do. at $1 60, prime Milwaukee club at $1 35, and choice new red Georgia at $2, and amber colored Western at $175. Rye aod bariey wero more quiet. were steady, with sales of New Jersey at 450. 2 50c., State and new Western at Sve. ,and old Western and Canadian at 60c. a 55c. Corn w: me less active, but prices were firm, with sales of about 26,000 bushels, including poor to good round Jorsey yellow, inferior Western do. at 89s , poor to good white Southern at 89c. a 92c., and Southern yellow at Glo. a98c. Corrne —The market waa quiet, while sales embraced 00 bugs Maracaibo at 1140, and’100 do. St. Domingo and Cope at lio. Corrox —Tho market was again firmer, with sales of about 1,C00 bates, closing on the basis of 113/c. a lio. Fraicuts —To Liverpool! 200 bbis. spiriia turpentine were engaged at 3s., 100 bales pigs’ hair at 20s., 050 cases Sago at Yd., 160 tons logwood at 128., aud 50 tierves lard at 108, ‘To London, 100 bbis. spirite turpentine at 58. To Bremen, 600 bis. shoe pegs. The ship Golden Rale en- gaged 700 tous of coal for California at $10 60. There was ear inquiry for deal charters, and also for vessels to the ntinent. Hay.—Tho sales embraced about 1,000 bales at 60c. a 65c. for shipment, Hemp was quict, and quotations generally wero nominal. Iron was steady, with gales ot small lota Scotch pig at $24 60 a $25, six months. Lime was unchanged, with sales of a fow hundred bar- rels, penis ‘both commoa and lump Rockland, at 65c. a 15c. per bbl. Motasses.—A sale of 36 bhds. Porto Rico was made at Nava Stones were quiet, and sales of all kinds were limited, without change in prices. O113.—Sales of 20,000 gal |, the closing sale of a late- Jy suspended houge, were made on Boston at 60c. cash; and 8,000 do. were gold in this market to-day at 62c, Crude whale was in good demand, and prices sustained, while crudo sperm and olive oil were unchanged. — Provisios.—Pork—The market was more active and prices firmer. A speculative feeling to some extent was developed. Tho sales embraced about 3,500 bbis., in- cluding new mess at $17 12 a $17 2, prima mess at $17 60 ‘a $13, cour mess at $16 50, and prime at $15 1234 a $15 25, and 300 bbis. prime were sold at sixty days, buyers’ option, on private terms. Beef—The market was eet, with gales of about 200 bbig., including country prime $6 a $7, and mess do. at $8 a $9 25; repacked Western at $9 96 a'$13 50, and extra do. at $14 a $15. Bool hams wore quiet at $15 a $18, and primo mess at $17 a $24. Bacon wes firm at 10c. ®1034c, Cut meats were steady, ‘with sales of about 186 hhes. and tierces, including dry ehoulders at 7c. and hams at 8%4c. a 8gc. Lard was heavy and dull, with sales of 250 a 300 bbis., at llo. a 11X¢., and primo at 115c. Batter was steady; new Stato at idc. a 10c.,and Ohio at 12c. a léc. Cheese ranged from 8c, for poor and common to 9c. for primo quality. Rice —Sales of 80 a 100 casks were made at 4\c. a 427¢, Primo to choice was held at a higher figure. st .—The market was steady and tolerably active. Tho sales embraced about 520 a 600 hhds., chiefly Cuban refining goovs, included in which were 50 bhds. molarses sugar at 4%c, Tho remainder were sold mostly within tho range of 5146. a 6c., and included in the sales were 30 hhdg. Porto Rico at 63s¢. a 6"4¢., 1,023 boxes Havana at p. t., and 198 do. common goods at 54¢0. Increase 16 por cont . see SULIT 96 ‘The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati road oarned in May, 1859. May, 1858 Increase... We read in the Boston Franson ‘There has been a marked improvement in the money market during the past week. The banks aro discount- ing at 6 percent, with a eharp eye towards exchange paper. New York funds aro somewhat scarce and in de- mand, a8 money becomes more in request. Now England currency will naturally find its way through the New tion—an occurrence York banks to this city for redemp' co che balanos hold by the banks of reported last week— which wiil, of course, call for ig against this city. Tho specie Boston remains about tho same as $6,800,000. ‘Tho Cincinnati Gazette of Thursday ber i The money market remains quiet, and discounts con- tinue coy 10.12 per cent for good paper. There was a lees preeriag demand for Rastern exc! to-day, but the market must still be reported close and very firm atour quotations. New Orleans exchange is dull. Bankers’ checks were offered today ata A¢ ¢ » Dus ‘SeBD.—Sales of 40,000 buahels of linseed were made at Boston at $1 71, cash. Fen awre Sales of §,C00 Tbs. were made at Itc. Wriekey.—The market was heavy, and sales embraced about 160 bbls, at 263,¢., while small lots wore reported at 270. Movements in Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. Leasehold premises on west sido of Tenth avenue, 25 feet eouth from Twentieth: street. 21 years from Feb. 1, 1846, Ground rent, $145. $3,000. ES Married, Jenntxcs—HovspaL.—In Brooklyn, at the house of J, B, Gager, by the Rev. Harvey D. Gause, J. E. Jxxxinas, of New York, to Miss Anna M. Bavepaus, of Brooklyn. Jorpax—KistaM —On Sunday, June 12, at tho First &, by the Rev. Franow Peck, Jo: " | York, to Maroaxer M. Bours of ws ema. te pst st aca ia Died. ’ au Tr we years spd I cays. ard’ M Luther, aged 26 The selatives and friends of the family aro invited (y attend ber funeral, on Weducaday at two o'clock, from ber jate | etrcot, Pivprg—On Sunday morning, June 12, whee Stree) ties F hede — vgon Point, N.J., om morning, June 12. Oopay Hacaserr, is hs of Henry C. and Lu O« K. Burdett, aged 7 years aud 10 montoc. ¥¢ relatives ad friewds of tue family are invitea 59 at- tord we {*Berg!, this (Tucaday) morning, at halt eleven o'clock, boat Red Jacket leaves pier No.2 North river at 9 o'clock, aud steamboat Taminend footof Barclay street at 10 o'clock. ChowELL—In Brooklyn, JOsKPHIVE BRAWAM CROWRLL, trully jernooa, residence, No, 9 Vaadam Epwarp Jou, bas re ae si iladelpbia and St. Louis papers please copy. Conver —At his father’s redidencee corner "x Curber- land street and Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, Ammam W, VoL vem, aged 20 yoars, The foneral service will be held at bia late residence this (Tueeday) afternoon, at four o'clock. His remains duvgbter of Joseph H, avd’Matiida Crowell, aged 1 year | ne ve “gly apres igs for iaoterment. KNELL.—On Mon » T. Conve, } Sth year of his age. ry, June 13, Wai, T. » in the 18. ‘His foneral will teke on Wednesday afternoon, at two 1 “ook, from big late residence, 163 East Twenty-first etree.’ , The relatives and friends’ of the family are res- pectfui,"¥ invited to attend, without further invitation. Cinciny. *t! and Long Island papers please copy. Gavs,--S denly, on Monday, June 13, ue Joun 8. Gavzs, in the .'4th year of bis age, ‘The friends o," the family, also the officers and mem- bers of the Seven tieth Regiment of New York Sato Mill- ‘ig, and the honors "Y Members of Zephyr Hose Company No. 4, are respectful, ¥ iavited to attend bis funeral, frou bis late residence, 135 "wen street, Brooklyn, E. 1, on Wednesday morning, at 00 o'clock. Gruvrimas —On Monday, Juse 18, Euzaera Griremms, widow of tbe late Win. BG "ilths, aged 73 yours. The relatives and friends T° respectfully requested to attend her funeral, on Wo. ‘desday afternooa, at one o'clock, from the residence of ber son, John M. Grif- tbs, 374 Grand street, coruer of Norfolk ‘strect, Hater —On Monday, June 13, N. CY, widow of the late taln Dan‘ei Hatch, In the 77th ye. ¥ of her age. ‘he relutives and friends of the fanlJy are espana, invited to attend the funeral service, at SXe ico of her son-in-law, 163 Clinton street, this (Tuex‘ay) morp- we, at ten o'clock. After which her Fromm’ will be taken to Bridgeport for interment. Kevier.—At Succasuma, Now Jersey, on Satwday, June 11, Naxcy Kextmx, in'the 68th year of her ege. KinGsLanp —Suddeniy, on Suaday morning, June 12, near Richmond, Staten Island, Tuonse 8. KinGaLscr, #0 of the late Dantel Kingsland, aged 67 years. Lroxak>—Oo Monday, June 13, Euzsnem Leozarp, aged 70 years and 3 montha, The friends and relatives of the family, also thoso of her tong, Job G. aud James Leonard, ani those of her fops-in-law, James Irving and William Goodbeart, ure respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, this (Tuesday) aferncon, from her late residence, 42 Forsyth street. Lorr.—At New Bran k, New Jersey, on Frida Jove 10, Counciiman J. V. d.'Lovs, aged 48 yours and months. McUonaty.—On Monday, June 13, 1859, Jams Melon- Ato, county of Fermanagh, Ireland, in the 4th year of 18 age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Invited to aitend the funeral, from his late rosidence, 159 Elizabeth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’clock precisely, O’CosNor.—At his residence, Clifton, Staten Island, on Saturday, Juve 11, Mycuam O’Connox, builder, aged 49 years, 6 months and 6 days. Bis relatives and friends, those of Joseph M. and Charles O'Connor and Owen W. Brenan, are reepectfull request- ed to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from the Staten Island ferry, foot of Whitehall street, this'(Tues- day) morning, at half past ten o'clock, to St. Patrick's ca. ral, where # solemm high mass of requiem will be celebrated for the repose of bis soul. Revovp.—On Monday morning, June 13, Groraz A. Re | eape son of David and Lois Renoud, in the 4ist year of age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mera. berg of the New York Young Mon’s Christian Aszocia- tion, ero respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the reridence of his parentz, 308 Bowery, on Wednes- day afternoon, at four o’clock. unne.—In this city, on Monday, June 13, after a short ee, Otcort Rures, aged 47 years, 9 months and 2 Notion of the funeral will be given: in the papers of Wednesday, Savxpens.—On Monday, June 13, of disease of the heart, WittiaM Epwarp Siusprrs, a native of Rogland, aged br yeas, @ resident of this city for twenty five years The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 120 Spring street, op Wednesday afternoon at two o’cloca. TrTox.—On Monday, Juve 13, of inflaramation of the brain, Amn Burirr, infant daughter of Jacob and Re- becca Tilton, aged 2 years. 4 months and 3 days. Their friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, (Tueeday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from their residence, 118 Woat Twenty: fifth street. Vay Prur.—On Monday, June 13, Mrs. Pru, Lave! 71 years. ‘The funeral will take place at the residence of her son- ‘Cron oer Myers, Lumberiand, Sullivan county, this Tuesday’ Vax afternoon. ‘Wapxtton—On Monday, June 13, Svsax WApELTOx, wife of Thomas Wadelton, aged 33 years and 3 mouths. The relatives and friends are reepactfully invited to tend her funoral, from 147 Grand street, this (Tucsday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Wasnron,—On Sunday, Juno 12, at the residenee of Ho- race H. Day, Jamms Watbroy, aged 25 of William an¢ Abigail Waldron, of New Brunswick, His rema‘ng will be taken to New Brunswick for ment, and the funerel will take place from the residence of his father, this (Taceday afernoon, at two orcleck. Bs those family, are respectfully invite: to attend without further notice.’ ae Mon. June 13, at his resi. Wmirr - On Monday afternoon, -ninth atreet, Joun apaaar, youngest son bia age. dence, in Fort; of Jobin Wright, deceased, in the $24 yoar The friends of the family snd of bis brothers, ‘William and Robert, are invite? to attend his fonsral, without fur- ther invitation, on Wednesday afternoon, at ‘two o'clock, from tho Reformed Dutch church im Twenty-first street, Rev. Mr. Van Neat’s, You1s.—On Monday, June 13, after a lingering itiness, Mis. Maxrua Youtw, wife of Adam W. You's, in the 530 year of her age. Tho relatives and friends of the faraily are respoottully invited tonttend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, {rom her late residence, 256 East Broad- wi ay. Ulater county axl Ca! ‘ni@ papers pleaze copy. obituary. We have been called upon during the past week to mourn the death of Mr. Wi.aam H. BukRows, one of tho deat of men, a man of the nignest principle and strictest integrity, thoughtful of otners and unthicking of sel{—un- tring tn his attention to business for the immediate inte- rest of those nearly concerned with him. Ho was as a child, gentle, patient, cubmissive, yielding to the wishes of others without murmur. Hia death will be regretwod by many, especiaity young men, whose friend and bene- factor bo truly was—his loss.a blank which never can be filled, more especially in the ephero in whigh le moved, andthe many kind acts he performed. ‘Cut off in the bloom of life, it truly may be said the good die young. May he reat in peace, and awake to eternal life. Nuw Yors, June 13, 1359, MISCELLANEOUS. FINE HEAD OF Ueber ro AS beet oR arnt 1 OF lor 4 Maik AWitson's Galt COLOMER. eer which is applied like water; does not color the skin; chaages gray bair to a black or browa. IT 13 NOT A DYE, but by two or three epplications will change the color of the any shade required TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. Sold at the drug store No. 306 Grand street; Mrs. T. Moyes, Bpronkiyn; Callender & Co., Third asd Walaut streots, Palla P At ees hehe as ee NOTES, ta brated cards, elegantly engraved, can Duane strech only Broadway, corner of T GIMBBRDB’S, 568 BROADWAY, CARD RNGRAY- A tog tn the frat aipie of the art, “Goldred on paper y done, T GIMBREDE'S, METROPOLITAN HOTSL, JUST fatroduced, the ‘square Wedding card and square en- velope. RROUNCEMERT. ., EUREKA fod atta MACHINES new ready. Prices greatly reduced. Principal oflce ie Broadway. corner of Brooinastreet. FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, ONLY 36. A NOVELTY, $6 BKWING MACHINES 80,000 TU BE SOLD THis PAXSENT YSAR, Agents wanted to aid io placing tham in every family aoughous the Ualed NER. oc Row sel way, New York. 782 Chestnut street, Philadeip! (MRICGAN STEREOSCOPIO VI 5 " a A’ BECKEL BROTARRE, 19 Joba street, aro just publiah- ing anewreries of American views, superior to any tamed delure. The patent schiomotic revolving stereoscope wil be ready with new improvements very shorty. D aecacnnieen AND INVIGORATING COBDIAL. LEDIAND'S MORNING CALL ‘The most agreeable and Beal'hy tonic in the world. SURE OURE FOR THE DYSPAPSIA. IT INVIGORATES THE SYSTEM. Tt fs tnvalusble to ladies im delicate health. IT 18 THE FINEST COCKTAIL, EVERYBODY TRY IT. o rin lors, grocers, druggists, m3 sate at the principal li ath re ce Willian sieet. te Coyety's medicated paper. eee vis paper vs prevomt ihe hoalthlea! person, i tie word frets beieg pleased with it and tnding it @ lusi:y- pets. Depot, L be ‘drvgaisie, grocers, imitations. ———————— A GREAT CLIMAX —THE CLIMAX OF POPUL: q bere ia not ADIES' BUTTC NED CONGRESS a alters, Aad dross 6) % ore, da large sesortwent for misses’ and children of all q ONG the preateat eesorument of genta’ boy @and ‘you's boots, ace Methodiet Girt by the Rev. Robinson, ir. GROKGE JORDAN to Miss CoRNELIA , all of Mince —Wrexs.—On Wednesday, June 8, at All Saints Chnreb, by the Rey. Mr, Ward, Wrscorr B, Mack, of Brod- head, Wisconsin, to Ormeiia, hter of tho lato Bavi- ‘and Wicks. MacbONsLp—Rous.— 1a Brooklyn, on Wednewday, Judg ‘tera ot every desaription, shor pnd atiow prices: Call and gaa, at Si7 Hroageny, ANCY TIATR PINS AND COMBS —NEW PATTERNS ay 1 pink, y blue, jast received foun distalat ORNORNS, ROAADMAN & 10 W HORNS, O57 Ervadwey, COTEEE NA Gyring Bet | aceafuily tntroduced, Ie giving th bo on ‘socount of liable 7 mi tf ia 4 ‘ a ei :F phellgm; eres Gia W. 3. Mercer, cre ENB, 19 pager =, ‘Den errating tho toa, Cured without pain, ao that (puergement ration otma gest by ree ZAC ites he at eos Refers to the physicians and streonee ey were cont O°8?, BUMIONS AND DEFEctive aa TRE = sents 1081 once il anal MrT LD, BOTRAVELY, Cy Temalar, Opposite &. 1 ‘chat, R. LRVEPT/A HIGHLY IMPORTANT PATENTRO Te ovement in artiGoial teeth, which la now being so sas. 6 Frestest sAalistacton vs hose Eerensed adhetlou. and powcesing ailthe suribute pesaiet to netural teeth. The; ‘ka ber obtained Only in. this’ City ‘am suburbs, rom tbe paidntes Waverley place, neer B. MOTT’S CHALYBEATE De eo TCRNOWLEDGED SUSERIORIFY. “The Chalybeste Reslorsiive of Dr..Mots, sold wholesale and retail at the principal office, 339 Broadway, is the pare prepasation of iron thatcan be obtained fu the U1 ‘Bates. Bit wo Rave tued tote, Denisa astiedg na cxperionce of re Grab 1 the Frenes, becatve iNusker constipaten jg fA ‘oflce $39 Broadway. i, By LOCK, geucrat and sok by all respectable druggisia,” Prion 6) eee pare AND UPHOLSTERY. MEESS’ os Waku aoGMs, SS AND 835 FOURTH 8TBXEr, (orth west coruer of Broadway.) JOHN —. (of the old firm of J. 4 J. W. , Tea tbe actention of furniture bi to In uzere os Inrge aad elegaad tof Z+BLOBS, DINING ROOME, LIBK «RIES, Made" Zrom selecied nnd well secanned wood, Infhs ite an most'as proved A? VERY REAUONADLE PRIOR. see ea RUPEAIOE OLBINET FURaTTORE will be t wy sustained. Fronvesns GREAT HtoruRE, OF THE CENTRAL PXRK., BITCHOOOK’A OENTEAL PARK. CeNi Kau PAB. GRSAF PIGTUKE OcNTtalL PARK OSNTRAL Past, OF TES OKsPKaL Pam. AbK, CENTRAL FARK. CENTRAL PAB. CYNTRAL PARY. — FIRST TsQJE, CENTRAL PARE. OSNTR AL PARIS WKON'DY Juve 15, CENTRAL PARK. 100 AGANTS WaNTED. 1 NASSAU STAERP, I< Caters ag CANDY AT 1134 CENTS. ED. BUTE, pole , redgued. minssree Vice Thos. GH: Larze ssaortmenh ck suis, low pests; at tho old stand, PoP ‘* 8 154 Greenwich street, W. ¥- KASS SPRING AND SUMMER BaveRagm— rary mergon can oly make this defighful ahd i beverage P'S concent: * root, ‘A more pieseaal and boaltay beverage is pot Shown Bold te ai \. wi cltles at Zie., Oc, $l and’ ful directions akiey it. Geaeral depot S65 iadect: ek-tex by wholesale drugs > Laoag ne IFE DROPS—THE ONLT’RAPE AND D"RLIABLE L Aemedy for cramps, paisa, diarrhova. 40. = Prepared by TRALL & STOW, s3 Bowery. everywhere at 25 cents, N EXHIPWION—FOR TEN DAYS ON™Y, ‘The te of lered HIS EXCELLENCY CaFTAIN 7 @RNERAL CONCHA, a THE PALACS AT HAVANA Consisting of over tweaty those hundred picsem, ichiy orated, and havin, a ania CF sean brow BACH PIECE, ‘public ited, e . V. HAUGHWOUT & Corner of Brondwey and Brooms eten heute, scstaaten eat erat aetls noes 10 commetion the art, 885. Next size, t:keng pitures wise, oe pesiki Ghai an Broadway. eee sewina macures, PRICKS GREATLY EEDUCED, Ot whict is om ne, sapable ot oerkews: Al ‘Their Sunday morning discourses faithfully reported in the fete Lett ee ie ‘be Banner also has . Benne s oa & vexbacke report Of Gorn, V. Hatoh’e Ppa a pees Btories, 40., £0, Price 4 ceuta - New gi ois ri ~3 everywhere. © ubseription oftce ta Lf epee YORK MBRCURY. ‘+ referred inst week to the ent Letowe Of this excellent freeido companion, ns evieed tn Ls cogent meatof Ur. J. 4. Robingon ag a regular contributor to tig < Ole umns. Firce then, we have received advance cortes of Gothamtte neighbor, co oe Le the Mountain cutlaws’ Wet 2 of “Pathaway, of the We regard the chapters belore us a& the ve best yet written by thie distin, 7! sbound in unctuous bumor god exciting incicew.. Nick Whi- flea’ “* difbki ties” with the ‘ pisen newspapers,’’ down in the stclearens ” ‘oom up grandly and funnily snou/,h: aud without “makin free” wih Nick, we. may say, will create many ® 7, besich-giving, ant vigorous laugh, "sis cesructer, Dy. ', # Obe Of the most cleverlydrawn iat w met with ia any publication, and ita string po true t) nature, and will be ‘readily recognize { in any way evnvervant with the adventucom 3 9p career of the Far West Tranrers ‘This story oc “Pathaway”, apart from te interest hrowm around the character of Nick is ful of vigor and crauatic aa- tion. Ite incidents are of a character 1o sorb!ng stteo'ion, aod awaken the fu: est while there is a suff nency of drollery 1o kee ) & good humor with the work, and with hi inseif, there ts am under-current 90 to speak, which beara wi; on to scenes thab are more exctiiog and invesied withs grand +r anda truer inter est. Herein, we tate tt, is the secret of Dr Rob: Ierity—he bas talent, versatility, a roacy fl ow of graceful go try of OFery sentiment thst com a Scesat al eats, aud we commend it heartily $3tigs wise oe ae ee Py hllggelphia pte = = BUSa fe : BOYS’ SUMMER Olé yrrir: ee ei at i . an ultoa #208 tm SkS THE Pa Sas A sot ikea $ Largeat and most fasbi ‘ety ok ip the city, aad (he prices all arises tarked st dn occ ato s n sae @iion from the label. peonuay '® MUG. 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