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for fair quahty. Comm rm; mixed $115. Oate firm CRO. Colles: moating, HY © WoAnt mous ecole, Cirentey the commis- amet ome meee pennerest trok. Goorgin Poiltics * auoosra, July 1, 1869. We. Walker, nominated to Congress by the democrats to wmce ed Hoa, A. Ho hephens, doclines to accept of the 10 taibatten. The Oase of Piuimer, the Mauineer, Boston, July 1, 1869. ‘Tue counsel for Cyrus W. Plawer bave goae to Portiand to argue @ writ of error osfore Judge Sr Louw, Jaly ‘1, 1869. ‘The extensive plaving mill of Laid, Patrick & Co, on Main etrect, was last wight totally destroyed by fire, to- eether with three atjoniug bouses, Several other build- igs were badly damaged, Loss about $46,000, on which ‘tho teeurance is $20,000. Crcimani, July 1, 1869. ‘Toore was s large fire at Marietia yesterday, destroying Property to the acsouat of $20,000, 00 which there is a Partial insurance. Assoait on the Benicia Boy. ‘Bosrom, July 1, 1860, Heenan, the Benicia Boy, was assaulted by @ party of ‘Fowdies peur tho Nawonal theatre this evening, and badly bruised by sinng sbot wounds around tue bead. Qocident of the Sveamship Atlantic. New Ontuans, June 80, 1859. ‘The sieamsbip Atlsotic, bound to Key West, pat back yesterday with e breken oylincer. Whe Untied States Sloop-of-War Savannah. Bosrow, July 1, 1859. Tue United Staies sloopot-war Savanuah, from Pensa- ‘Oolm, is abanchor tv Light House Chanuel. She is said to ave tbe yellow fever op board. Veasol Ashore=Deawitien, of Mutineers, Nogroix, July 1, 1869, A large three masted schooner is ashore tf cen miles @orib of Chincotesque, and wreckers have gone to her Beetn'ance. ‘Giddings and five others, tried for mutiny on board the ‘Buip Fiyimg Dragon, were acquitied to-day in the United Staice Court. The kLuropa Oueward Bound. Backvitus, July 1, 1859. Tho,royal wail siesmehip Europa arrived at Haufax at ‘B quarter to top o’clonk last oght, and galled again for ‘Liverpool at ha!f past eleven. 4 Markets, New Orteans, June 89, 1859. Cottou rather tpactive ana uachanged in Bales to cay 860 dain; minding 113g0. Sugar Butpass ee Bran as Lidge. New Onveans, July 1, 1869, eirtion—Sales to-day 1,200 bales at 11340. a 110. for Midciing. The sales of the week add up 7,600 bales, and Che rece'pte 1,100 balen, acatner 8,600 for the same pertod dan yar The expire’ for the week foot up 18,000 bales, Bust Uhe-total exporw to date 1,714,000, - Receipts at this Port abead of last year 110,000 bales; do at all po ts 726,000. Sovk 54,000 bales. Froeghta to Liverpool 4, sthed. Storit bags without alteration. ‘e—The salen of im up 4,000 bags, and the decor 4,20 rage, quoted at lidge.; stock 3%? bags, agamst 36,060 axe lant yor. A eiadnicts yearly euaemout ng ‘the imports ‘or the pear an thie Bas te0 000 bags, do. a sea 1,253,007 ag an tn. over last year to Havre Xo. pat ohennancngboi, 4 SAVANNAH, June 80, 1859. ‘Cotton—Bales of the week, 500 Biock wt thie port 2+ ,600 bales. Dales; receipts lo, Ta, Cuaryestoy, Jane 30, 1859. Cot'on advanced ic. @ i{0. op the week; sales to. 200 paien. sales of ibe wae 21400 baleet nod middie, Lise. « 11¢6. Flour dul; salen of city 9, and quotatious wom! 8026145 Corn 606, Provisions fteady. Barrrcons, June 20, 1860, at 86 26.” Whoat—Nothin white $1400 $1 65; easy; woite and yollow at 78. a Whiskey duit at’ ge. S poneap rae Jaly 1, 1859. Flour dull; enperfine offered at $5 60. ‘Whest dull; red 91.60. Corn firm: enies 2,000 bushels yellow at a20, Whiskey dull at 2630. w 270. Cisomatt, July 1, 1859. Flour unchanged; sales superfine at 26 a $6 10. Whis- bey dull at 2630. ' Provisious duil and nominally un- Obanged; co buyers at present firvres. Oswnco, July 1~6 P. M. Fiour upebenged and dull Wheat in moderate de- ‘mand; saves 8,000 beosbela, including 3,000 bushels Mil- waukee club at $1, and 700 bushels Canada club at $1.20. Corn ia good demand and market beter; sales 21,000 bushels at 75c. 8 76140. Cana: fre ghts auil and unchooged, Impors—16,2: 0 busnela corn, Exporte— 7,700 busheis wheat, 9,000 burbela corn. Burrato, July 1—1 P. M. ‘Flour active and steady: enlos 1,810 bbie., at $5 a #9 for State, from Ubic-go spring wheat; $6 75a 86 123, oxe oneal $6764 $7 for extra Michigaa, Neier] $726 8 $7.0 tor double extras, Wheat quiot this morping; spring afloat at 873¢0.; 1,300 ime Mijwankee clab at $120; 2300 ao, ‘mixed winter Illinois at $1 8234; 1,700 do red Todiana at $1 25. Corn firm and nomica! at 780, Ostsnommal at 430. Bar. doy quiet Rye—Smail sales at $1. Waiakey nomical at 24360 | 260. Canal tregnts steady. Lake importa—1 bie flonr — Canal cxperte— 008 obis. flour, 6,500 b wheat, 3,700 do. corn, 64 do, oats. Borra.o, Jaly 6 P. M. Flour active and steady: sales 1,400 bbis, at $4 50 for Bour, $6495 50 for State from spring wheat, $5 75 8 $6 1236 for extra Wisconsin, $6 75 a 67 for extra Michigen, Indinoa and Ohio; $7 25 a $7 50 for double ex- fran, Wheat quict and confined to small lote, sioady: salen 6,400 burhels ordinary [l!inois at 76c. Oats Detter: sales 6.000 boshels Upper Lake, to arrivo, at Ate. ‘Barley doll at 600. Ry+—Sules 3,000 oushels at $1. ‘nel freighte steady. Whiskey nominsl at 260. “take = porte—2,000 bbdis. flour, 2,000 bushels wheat. Canal exports—1,000 bbia. floor, 6, 5600 bushels wheat, 8,700 bushels corn, 6,400 busne's oais, ‘Atnany, July 1—6P. M Flour im better demand; prices unchanged: mies eee dis. Wheat—No sales. Uorn firm and acarce: sales 6 ‘bushels prime Western yeliow at 84c. Oats in poraed de- mand; prices asbade lower; sales 15,000 bushels at 46c. for Capada East, elightly damaged; 47 sae for do. order; and 600, for crime ‘Whaniey quiet and lower: oulee 60 bbls. ah 25366 & 260 aeef Our Wasningwon Correspondence. Wasuixatow, June 80, 1859. @h- Political Gosstp of Washington—What the President is Keported to Have Said—The Way Douglas Talke—New York Politicians, dc Noteithstanding the very natural, but, on the whole, ‘@uperfluoas comments of the Consitution and States upoa -t20 statements in the Herat, that a political as well as ‘Pervousl reconciliation had taken place betwoen the Pro- xident and Hon, Robert J. Walker, it is notorious hore that 4 full axd complete understanding existe between those two distinguished personages. Attempts have frequently been made of late to elicit from Mr. Buchanan declara- tions of bis views and intentions with respect so the Charleston Couvengion, The President is reported to have @lways replied, substantially, that he himself would, un- der no consideration, accept a renomination, but that he intended to make his influence felt in the nonfination of this successor; and he is said tohave added, ‘My private ‘Opinion is that no person in the country stands #9 food a ‘Chance at presovt of obtaining a majority of the votes at ‘Dharleston as Mr. Robert J. Walker.” Now, itis perfectly dle to suppose that such an expression of feeling would Shave proceeded from the lips af so wise and sagacious a politician as Mr. Bochanan js, if tho ramor of an entenie cordiale betwoen himeelt ana Mr. Walker were utterly un- founded. Neither i 1% necessary to suppose toat the ferme of reconciliation between them possess anything of an explicit nature. Tho prieo, generosity, and even deli ‘cucy of both of the gentiemen would revolt from any fortber outward mauitestation of fasion of interests than might be contained inthe words “les bygones be by- ones. 5 ‘The prolonged stay of Senator Douglas in fone city 8 rise to abundant speculations wita regard to his in- ons and the mode be is probably adopting of opening sgorous Presidectial campaign, It is eas that the “Little Giant” feels perfectly sanguine of being able, through bis friends, votoontrol og Charleston Oonventioa, ‘und be will notgive up the hope of securing tho nomina- ton La bimecif until tae very moment, The assur- ences of support which bave been given bim by ale ticiaps of the Priot aud Bangs clique in Virginia, and Feported approaches to a clear, private understanding oe ‘tween himself and Wize, have excited vivid expectation of succees in the mings of Douglas’ friends. His stock stands pri aly New Yore Central, and the bulls nave the market. His letters from North Carolina en Tennessee flatter nim with couleur de rose propane cations regarding the future, more fair than he could have anticipated, and be talks of Missouri, Maryland aad even ‘Louisiana, a8 avout to be brought near enough to the pale of aquatver ei any to induce them to remain silent ‘upon the subject. We hear also that a secret, but most of- fective Douglas organization, bas been eat plished in the State of New York. $0 there ts merry preparation for coming war, and the time bas not yet coms tw think of ‘who will be ‘among the killed and wounded. Imay add here that Mr, Douglas takes the fall broad ground of Mr. aa og subject Fond ats - aa Citizens. He stands, theretore, 0) Tes encl to's views of ian COURS pike. eminnkin, thak ‘an Axstrian, Frooch or English citizea cavnot be released by naturalization from previous claims upon them by their Fespective governments, Mr. Douglas adopis Cit gfeoes ‘that naturalization motamorphoses the recipient into a ow being, and releasea bim from pst obligations, Why 7 notot debts aud crime as wellastnere political aila- Now York politicians—Cochrane, Mac’ Fowler, \- ther and oticre-—huve Father nbsunded ¢b Willard’s- of late. The object of their visit is connected with an earn oat deeire on tha part of the Collocior of your port to get poh of the poy seg any om ae portion of the opont ng the present public -wwre syatom. Tho atoriag Se goode' "or the Custom Bouse mil probably ‘do given out horesfter by contract, with a saviog of two hundred tagypand dollars a year to the government, and a very he@Mhful weeding ovt of the mort lazy, ‘nocions elament, comune” Connected with tho patronage ayatem 1a outy. Fine Arts, THS COMPANION NIAGARA. When Mr. Church dre: extibited bis famous pioture of Niagara unprofessional visiere wets at one0 impressed with tte fidelity and grandeur, The olaborktion, uy waver, Nb which tes details were worked Out, aod he Hrerdsh OF effect produced by it, were quatlitios previously deemed Fotmcoubiatent with each other’ lu the treatment of sxy | Sbd Water, thut urtwis were Indisposed 49 coacads the ‘ranseancent merits of the work. It was bold that, al “hough Mr. Church was e paveus student. nud tmituwe of | Da‘ure, Dis miad was tecapable of iasalizition, that chs retical gift deemed essential to the formation of great ar tistlc reputations. Weill, the American and Englian pud- ce bave since passed their Gut oa Mr, Churoh’s work, aad they have asrigned to Ut & foremost rauk amooges modera productions, Choir verdict has since bea oouflrmat oy the success of this palater's Last effort, tos “‘doart of the Andes,” which possesses in an eminent degree the quality “hat artes could not or would aot see in bis “Niagara,”? Assuredly the penotl whick cam both imitate and croate ‘With the same wonderful facility is one that can only be wielied by a mind endowed with the rarest facuition, ‘The moonlight view of the great cataract painted by Mr. Giguoux bas been admitted by Down the profession and the public to be = work simost as remarkabie ia ite way latter in ite mode of treatment, its effects heing produced by bold and vigorous handing and depth of tone, Tao result ia, thas whilet in Cburch’s great picture thore isa attained; im the other the gradual bleading of atmospheric distances and the realization of peculiar phases which had Mruce the fancy of the painter. Keducing the merits of the two paintings to an arbitrary standard, Church’s pic. ture is the most trothful, whilst Gignoux’s is the mest artisic, They are both, it will be admitted, the grandest efforts im their way that have as yet been made in con- ection with this sublime epeotacie, and the painter who hopes to surpass them must bring to the effort qualities ‘which bave not as yet been developed in the present gene- ration of artiste, An opportunity of contrasting the merits of these two great worke is afforded to the public through the liberality Of their owners, They will be on exbibition for some Weeks at Messrs. Williams and Stevens’, of Broadway, where they caa be seen free from the torturing effest of NEW MARINE VIEW BY VAN BEEST. At Weston’s, 766 Broadway, there is now on exhibition « noble sea view by Albert Van Boost, one of the best, if not the very bent, marioe painter that we have in th's country. It ts a picture of the regatta of the New York Yacht Ciub in October, 1858, with the Rebeoos in the foreground lead. ing the fleet. The yacht is lying down to the wind uader full press of eal, and every object on her deck can be distinctly scen, The fidelity with which the lines aac rigging of this beautiful cra‘: are rendered shows that the artist, unitke the m»jority of marine painters, is com scieatious about the individuality of his portraits. There is not one in & thousand of them who ever does more than geverulize when he paints shipping, for the simple reason that puinters generally know little or no. thing about it. When, therefore, we find an artist in this speciality so miputely socarate, it is but fair that he should be awarded credit ror it. The effects, however, which are mostto be admired in this picture, are those of the atmosphere and water. The Spectator can almost fancy the breeze playing around him. and the waves bounding under his feet, as he gazes on the scene. If to produce the impression of reality be a suc- cess in art, Mr. Van Beest can be said to have achieved ‘one in this picture. INTBRNATIONAL ABT ASSOCIATION. ‘We have not had an opportunity of noticing until now the additions that have been made to this fine collection. Amongat the most prominent we notice a marine view— the Port of Ostend in Stormy Weather—by Andreas Ach enbach. This picture is one of the Dusseldorf schooi, and is full of life and action, Nothing cac be finer or more satisfactory to ihe sense than its genera. effect. “ Napoleon at Moscow,” a historical portrait, by J. Grun, of Berlin, the same master who painted the “¢ Hagar and Ismael” which was so much admired at the opening of this exhibition, is a work of still greater merit, considering the difficulty of the subject. It isgrandly but simply painted, like most of this artist’s works, ‘ The Four Seasons,’* Nos. 9, 10, 11 and 12, by F. Blank, of Dus- seldorf, are charming productions. , The landscape by Cari Jungheim (No. 36), is rich in tone and remarkably ‘Vigorous in its treatment, No. 157, ‘ Good Morning,” « picture of a child ooking at himself in a mirror, and No. ‘168, “‘ A Mother Playing with her Two Chilaren,” are two admirable tableaus de genre by E. Geselischaf, the same artist who painted the “ Young Musician,” #0 much ad- mired at the opening of the exhibition. No. 28,“ The Rising Gun,” by Kroger, is a nobie pleture; the clouds and figures are, superbly f romcege 13, by Hans Gude, tz ® capital landscape Berake Alps. No. 21, “ Caught in the aa” by F. (ae ts algo a very effec tive and boldiy painted picture. “ Tae Widow's Mite,” by Pp. midtz, is a noble composition, finely drawn and brilliant in coloring. Altogether, the recent additions to maintain the made to this pier ey of a character promises made by the directors at its opening, Cricket. ST. GEORGE'S VERSUS NEWARK. The junior elevens of these clubs played a match at cricket yesterday at Hoboken, which was one of the moet interesting of the season. The batting on both sides was very fine, and the bowling, fielding, longe stopping and wicket- keeping excellent. The scores of ninety in the first innings and cighty-three in the second of the St. George’s, was run up in a short time; but the Nowarkers, nothing daunted by the first named enormous score, tooe nh ‘bat, and in their first innings scored eight runs more then their opponents. In their second innings even better batting was eae, and the score of eighty. one was run up with en ix wickets down—thus winaing the game With four wickets to spare. ‘The bowling of Messrs. Post, Ven Buren and Wright was rates Rrcne and good, the same can be eaid in ywhing of the New- Eeageetianeene ‘Mesars. illamas, Buckley, Walters ani ‘The gentlemen of the St. George’s Club who play in the great match sgalnst the Canadixos start to-day for Mou- treal, The following is tho score gleeree yen Pomeroy b. Walters Canfield, run out. Wilkingon, ran out, Post b. Greathead., Irving, run out.. R,VunSuren b.Greathend. is ic As§ Greathead b. 8 F. VanSaren, Greathead. 0 Greathead. Irving c. and b. Walters... 8 R. Van Buren b. Buckley. 0 Tiffany b. Walters.......21 F. Van Buren b. Walters.12 Pomeroy ¢. Buckley b. Walter®.......0+eseeee G. Wright, run out, Robingon b. Williams. Taylor o. Buckley b. NAMB. ...++05 Canfield, not out... Byes, 13; wides, 12. 83 ‘ey b. Post... Penvington b. Wright. Cano! o. Irving b. Post. ind 'Toupees— Bold and applied ia Se Hoopherous is the Best and Cheap- Pad, Getaiebasky 5 “Comphe Ha theenry ard Chiema\ee, So South- Bee po pha ry corner or ig penensonan: and Twenty-cighth grect, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1859. —— i The few Vors Weemty Herat. | IMPORTANT FHOM KUROPE—NAWS PROM UALIPORNIA, OBLGON, WASHINGTON TEKKITORY, CHNTRAL AND OTN AMERICA, TH BeNDWIUH INLANDS, ‘px 66 VU h4, WENT INDIFR, PTO —APRACR® IN WASH: INGTON.~ANOTHER THEMIULA BATLKOAD 8L4UGU- Tee WAR OF 188 STEAMEHI? ARGO—THY TURF Lies AND MIX0 SL GaNEOUS NEWA—Lateiy INTHE NCw-— MARKERS, GTO. The Waeatr Gekarn *t) be pudusted @ tos Pore wir, Moruive It contoota wi) ImormCe acromy ottear ‘DSage, the followmg:—leyortant from Kuroue—The Miniaerial O.talt te krginnd—The War- Te Batis of Meleguano—ah Italy saa ‘And South of the Minot Keasnate ny the austrhinm - raph’? Leecription of the Gattis or Mag otn—tbe Gorman Mauston o Of Ruela—Importsnt Prociamadt us by Napoleon at ithe, Ro, Important from Mexioo—setzur of the Conducta wha Pive Millions of Syecie. by Gen. Hob es, &:.; News trom Onliforats, Oregon, Weebington Territory, Central Amerios, Kew Grans On, the South Pacific, Sandwith Islands, Cub, Fest Ir dies 4c.; Important (rom Buepos Syres—The Declaration of War Arainst tre A:gevtine C nfoderation—Proparation for a Vigorour Camprign, 40. Another Terrible Railroad Slaugh- ter—Full Pardiculare .¢ the Accident on the Michigen Bouthern Katlroad—Nimes o: the Killed and Wounded, 4c,, Wreck of the Steamship Argo—all the Pa Bers and Orew Savet—Lis; of Passengers and Desorip tom of Vessel, dc.; the Turf—A Great Day’a #port—Baa 21s 0m the Fashion Course sad Trotting oa the Union, &2 ese at the Post OMcr at bsif-past ton e’slook this moruing ‘Whe Wane Hnsaip wil bo ready ts time tor maiing The Latest Dea Drawings or Legalized bot- taries, an reported to WOUD, SDDY & 00., Maxagune or THE DELAWARE, GEORGI, KENTUCKY AND MISIOURI STATE LOTTERIES. Offcta! drawings by telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES, ‘ibe subscribers, \on.wiaslaners spvointed by the Governor of the Nate of Delaware to wapertotend Ue drawing of & et tery authorized by the Legiivature, baviog thleday aitended te rowing of the Leitery fur the Benet Stataot Delawar, 20 hereby certify tbut the ie, following ere the numbers Walch were this day drawn from the wheel, viz:— xtra Crass, No, 965, Juur 1, 1859, 42, 7, 44, 41, 72, 20, 13, 75, 12, 78,55, 52, 33, 77, 9. Cua8s No. 866, June 1, 1860, 53, 66, 31, 51, 18, 32, 48, 35, 2, 57, 10, 28, 20. And thet the anid numbers were drawn in the order ta which Ubey stand above ‘W insess our hands, at Wilmington, Tel. this Friday, Ju'y 1, 1889. GEUKGE 0. GURDON Oommissioners. JAMES ‘DUNcax, GEORGIA LOTTERIES, \ne dranog of the Mparta Aosasmy Lovery” dakeraby sartiy Ve by Lys ys ing are the numbers which were this day drawn 1m the wi — Crass No. 903, J Jur 1, 1869. 64, 72, 29, 63, 10, 36, 59, 48, 6, 41, 13, 61. Exrra Onass, No. 364, Juxy 1, 1869. 2, 43, 5, 49, 53, 31, 40, 28, 16, 19, 6, 12, 46. And that the said wep ‘said numbers were drawn in the order in which FAB a) L, P. DUGAR, WOOD, EDDY & CO., hey a O. A. Bills, Commission and Exchange Bro- ker,-Orders pusctually attended tor Office 116 Gresawioh ec paitteallic Tablet Hazor Strop.— be obtained of i BAGRDERS, & Ro 7 aslor House, opt ceetir fared & Co Guns summer dress hat ts now ready for wale at Nos 8, 4and 5 Astor House, Broadway Summer Hats—E-very Styie, and Qual! unsurpaseed; the most fashions! ‘aahlonsble. size ‘s mere yn Ghtldreny st reauoed SeLLOOG 381 street rates. A Complete Furere for Caps, , Created by the eg creas, Sng, ondieus wiyleg browne oot by WATE Be to his new esiabliscment, 216 Brosa~ay. . A Wide Awake Pabite.—Siow preescrmyed iu business Beer od ois Itiwhes a iow ne ERE 1. os. maze his efforts f> wide awake fellow He is never afraid of expense in gy bis customers. ‘The public consequently ap and be relate ep rey season ag he can con- vertevtly mapufectore. Of cow senatble rassculine will buy hie ouromer bi batat at at KNOX"S, 217 1 212 Broadway. Cooler, recommended by See a Rese ‘Wonderfal legyrg of Summer Hats. 100 tyes in. Beaver felt straws and beaver, an "At Gui" GOT Broadway. Hudson Hat y Price ‘Beade GENIN Uist of 100 eiyken, Bae si awer, Paris Soft Hats, of Rare pedhiepmrt edd nae 9, gpted tor cummer watt An extensive assortment of ladies’ Rate, sibeer ss ‘and children’ e straw goods, fm ice cco ai Haanis a § & SKuseak' a8 bone, 38 and Brus! , dic. for the Tollet, at rfumery. a alias Hepes, St and Sa eeaoe aa one door oe Oe cine: GEO. M. TRACY, agent, Perego’s fecenree Made Shirts—Wholesale or retai), at 61 Nassau street. Alpaca Coets $150, $2 50, $3, $3, pode 50, $4 and sities eee rs ene Bele LO RVANGY, 66 and 68 Falion street 500 Pair White lieen dril} 8. at BVA Oana 68 , 66 and 68 Fulton street. 500 White Linen Sacks, at $2 at RVANS', 66 and 68 street, $1 50 Bisck Alpsca Coats, a EVANS’, 6 and 68 Fulton street, Complete Osssimere Suits to Match. $8, 0, $12, $15, EVANS’, 66 avd 68 Fulton street. gl Dusters, at Evans’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. 50 White Vents, * at EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street, S.—The Shirt Emportum in DALLOW BEOTHERS, 00 Brostway, N.Y. Great Sale of Summer Clothing for Men's wear, rholesale and retail. ae ee Lester 27 Wea x APE. 19 Gorliand street, Moody’s Herfect Fitting Shirts, and Novel- * Hea in ties, Ac, MOODY'S shirt eeporinis, 262 Broadway. Fresh Selections from the Summer Stocks of the best Parisian magasina, bave been received this week at gornaes iJ [ome furnishing and shirt establishment, 10. 1 Astor Summer Under Garments for the Million, at ee shirt warehouse, corner of Murray and Greenwich streets Summer, attention to the cbaracter and style ot eareeieoe a BUMEEA uorkinae together with oF yng a large stoog of all dea:rivtion of styleh cheap and we bave this seasoe manufactured into suite cog ia wetabe ite an much erence hey nave vea oe pus a ato cpieterant of ae secre — - Avge we also & protection against the chang: which we have put down to the lowest mark. ‘But ithe trom duck, Guek end droge Foods, altbough they iptrinatc vali Fe Ge onesos il tow be abort, wa wil put down thaprioes wie ocr a ese 266, 200 and f ry ‘260 Broadway. Kein decca sh 3 fag Direct Wafeaiwer, ooraer corner of Bourton street, Conducted on the Kuropean plan. ty etn the celebrated manufecture of Moliew, EUGENK FERRIS, Bootmaker, 62 ‘and 81 Ni crest. Gallertes, 359 and eas ee ada" eg and sm- rearecafaliy oilee Spin shies tke ke of their en eho fuctures thal thet orders mga be lol at his depot corner ot Maiden lan and Broadway, before 6 P. M. of this day, or their exhibitions cannot be made ition a The Fourth of Le J Nia he Grover and nal al aa ae, bs BEMOVED 1 Fowler & Wells will reems, 88 Broadway, till$ Weeds are Famt Sewing Machines, New m:le, Price HQ, Ofice Brondway. The TREY of the canes piesa and Comsuidaigd L0iler> Of Lelnwere. FRANCE, bu abSBBYS 4 00, ‘The V egtelature of fe gine no Fras we bh the Cover, ot bald ‘rere test aie. eee Bursex Covnty~ (Lass No 66, June 10, 1859. 31, 22, 24, 68, 21, 51, 3, 45, 18, 43, 66, 71. Consoriparey Lorreny—CLass BO. 64, June 10, 1868. 69, 1, 24, 4, 21, 46, 18, 53, 71, 7, 8, 37. Sussex County—Oxass No 66, Jume 11, 1860. 25, 24, 36, 2, 10, 72, 5, 57, 21, 15, 7, 74, 34. Orsoupaten Lorreny—Ovase L, Jone it, tate, 4%, 59, 20, 13, 63, 49, 18, 50, 70, 39, 6, 26. Sussex Oounrr— Crass No. 67, Juws 13, 1850. 26, 86, 22, 10, 19, 37, 24, 82, 12, 72, 52, 30, 31, Coneouparen Lorrexy—Cxass No. 65, Junm 13, 1869. 31, 18, 32, 60, 63, 69, 26, 21, 49, 69, 67, 66. Borexx CounTy—Crsss Ho. 68, Jone 14, 1869. 71, 19, 44, 21, 64, 57, 70, 49, 77, 18, 26, 50. ConsoLiparep Lorrexy—Crass No. 66, Jum 14, 1860, 16, Tl, 7, 47, 68, 58, 28, 52, 37, 4, 59, 1Y. Bossex Counry—O1ass No, 69, Jue 15, 1800, 29, 52, 28, 35, 33, 24, 42, 27, 45, 67, 53, 10, Consouparey Lorrenr—Cxass No, 67, Jue 15, 1880. 56, C4, 26, 30, 76, 70, 19, 68, 43, 6, 45, 73. Buseux Countr—Cians No. 70, June 16, 1889. 12, 56, 42, 7, 16, 6, 49, 4, 9, 53, 41, 1. Consouaten Lorreny— Crass No. 58, Juss 16, 1868, ‘71, 8, 35, 73, 21, 68, 57, 56, 39, 59, 1, 63, 22. Sussex Covmry—Ciass No. 71, Sux 17, 1839, 34, 49, 1, 4, 5, 2, 42, 70, 7, 14, 71, 37. Coxsoupatep LouTxny—Oxass No. 59, June 17, 1859. 36, 33, 51, 4, 48, 67, 68, 40, 37, 17, 22, 55, 49, 63. bussex Couarr—C1ass No. 72, June 18, 1859, %, 4, 73, T1, 57, 14, 72, 40, 10, 51, 64, 42. Consouparen Lorreay—Ciass M, Jomm 18, 1889. ‘TT, 4, 29, 67, 53, 24, C5, 18, 38, 2%, 21, 28, 59. Sussex Countr—Ciass No. 73, June 20, 1859. 14, 78, 45, 73, 66, 56, 49, 13, 7, 65, 40, 37. Coxsoupaten Lorreay—Ciass No. 60, June 20, 1859. 40, 29, 58, 14, 27, 46, 67, 9, 21, 4, 52, 53, 45. Sussex Counrr— Crass No, 74, June 31, 1859. 63, 68, 57, 38, 23, 27, 1, 20, 15, 72, 25, 55, 44, ComsouipaTeD Lorrert—MLass No. 61, Junx 21, 1859. 40, 69, 9, 74, 47, 50, 55, 62, 76, 32, 65, 34, 11, 5. Sussex Countr—OLass No. 76, June 22, 1859. 13, 70, 59, 47, 62, 2, 68, 38, 51, 19, 52, 43. Consoutparep Lotrery—Cxass No. 63, Jums 22, 1869, 55, 36, 35, 73, 49, 44, 27, 23, 39, 42, 40, 7. Svssex Coumir- Crass No. 76, June 28, 1859. Al, 21, 33, 53, 57, 8, 39, G4, 74, 11, 45, 1, 12. ConsoLipatep Lorrert—Cass No. 63, Juxx 23, 1859. 73, 37, 72, 65, 24, 27, 47, 50, 3, 2, 34, 67 Sussex Countr—Oxass No. 77, Summ 24, 1850, 29, 46, 1, 15, 64, 40, 28, 74, 13, 20, 3, 31. ConsouipaTeD Lotreny—OLass No. 64, Jume 24, 1850. 17, 25, 15, 60, 57, 17, 20, 52, 11, 16, 55, 50, % Rvssex Countr—Cxass No, 78, Juxe 25, 1859, 5, 8, 42, 66, 43, 34, 12, 10, 1, 75, 6, 21. CoxsoumpaTED Lotter y—Oass N, Jone 25, 1350, 64, 14, 44, 46, 28,23, 26, 10, 45, 43, 33, 41. Sussex Countr—Oiass No, 79, unm 37, 185%, 23, 66, 8, 59, 65, 9, 36, 55, 19, 56, 34, 17. Consouipaten Lorreny—Ciass No. 66, Jome 27, 186%. 76, 34, 17, 47, 71, 6, 16, 33, 77, 38, 4, 48. Sussex COUNTY—Crsce No OO Tewe 98 18KO 64, 1, 08, 63, 73, 7, 36, 56, 24, 33, 19, 29. Consotipatan Lottery —O1ase No. 66, June 23, 1800, 54, 24, 67, 6, 76, 61, 59, 30, 27, 44, 62, 78, 9, Svssex Countr—Onass No. 81, Jus 29, 1850. 32, 71, 21, 63, 27, 69, 47, 17, 67, 61, 20, 8. ° Coxsoumpaten Lorreny—O1sss No. 67, Some 29, 1850. 12, 66, 69, 63, 67, 71, 13, 74, 47, 50, 73, 19. Bussex County—Cxass No, 82, June 30, 1859. 27, 66, 4, 3, 12, 50, 40, 15, 49, 64, 38, 63. Consouipaten Lotrenr—Ciass No, 68, June 30, 1850, 6, 40, 43, 30, 68, 21, 31, 2, 74, 51, 50, 64 Sussex Counrr—O.ass No. 88, Juiy 1, 1869. 17; 21, 53, 73, 60, 52, 7, 59, 14, 70, 25, 44. Consouipatep Lorraenr—C.ass No, 69, Juuy 1, 1859, 12, 8, 25, 36, 28, 15, 48, 73, 74, 38, 50, 18, 27. anda, at Washiogton, Delaware, this Friday, tao tt day OF Sy i 3a wr Yum. STi [ome APB AN 3 Bao alidann iTS aos Lon evens Soa. a Se Co's Came payin hey also heep stookings for 5 esioree Tories made wo order. Nor 3 Vesey strech, asior House, Rupture and Varicocele Treated upon a pew plan avd by instruments never before employed. No. 448 Broome atreet, N. ¥, Holloway’s Pils and Ointment.—Habitaal cousipaion, the parent of anopiaxy. general debit and Pils, une uo enteral Grease can long remus he ot RES Bee [ARVISE.—] y, on june 29, by the Rey. E. L. Janes, Mr, Isaac ‘Heowtar fo Miss Loviaa Narvian, both of this city. Bcu—Garcea,—On Wedi , June 29, at the resi- dence of the bride’s father, by the Rey. Fred. A. Farley, Jouw H. Bri. to Canam A, eldest daughter of Charles Gregg, eee, Bag al of Brooklyn. Fr.—On Wednesday evening, June 2: the Rev. Wa. P. Corbitt, Hanay K. Lrsum to non WECKOrY all ofthis ty. Troy and New Jersey papers please copy. Ph noe this Seen Jané 29, at “Paul's Metbodist Episcopal church, by’ the Rev. Dr. » Wruuam J, Mmap to Fannt rials this city. ag fr OnDaR: —At Jersey erty on , dane 20, by the Rey. Mr. Little, of New Yorke W. Sieauva Yavp to Miss Saran C, Jonpan, daughter ter of Thomas D. Jordan, of the former place. Paurs—Joussrow.—In this city, on bent June 28, by the Rev. EO. Flegg, Cuantss 8, Panu 0 Obio, to Manta E. death, ue ot New Yon ‘SeMOR—BLACK.—On Tuesday, June 28, by the Rev. Sa move! D. Burchard, Fuaxcys C, Smviom to Miss Maxr BLAck, Doth of this city. wed. ApaMs,—On Friday, July 1, Mary Jaye, han child of reopyes Y. and Jane Eliza Adams, aged 6 years, 6 months and Funeral d this Lesa afternoon, from the house of ‘Wm. V. Adums, Nt ford street, at three o'clock precisely. The Trienda and relatives are aues torte in. vited to attend. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Rais.—On Toetday, June 28, of congestion of the brain, Wruam Batt, Fsq., late of Birmingham, Engiand, in the bas year of bis age. ‘Ais remains were taken for interment to Calvary Come- tery on Thursday, Juno 30. Brares —In thjs city, on Wednesday, June 29, ORLANDO bg bene james D. and Carrie M. Beares. ,.. burg, Pa. , papers please copy. Coortn. —On Friday, July 1, of cousamption, Ronert M. 1d 9 a dys. the family are respectfully invited to attend the finery from bis late residence, No. 606 Water street, on ‘afternoon, at half pest one o’ciock. His remains Smal be tn‘erred in Greenwood Oe. metery. Dava.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday. June 30, WiuuaM Dave, ee Monmouthshire, Eogland, im the 63th "te reuuve, and — the ea of bie brother, Benj. W. ar ee his one ft bins Peter Eckler, are invited to attend ral, om rere nes ‘noon, at fg gan, om St. * "s Ve mest, beiwoen, pees Badson ‘avenue and” street, er invitation, without Doviz—On Friday, July 1, Marcarer Dory, aged 35 years. The friends of the family, also those of her brothor and orth Ra invited brother-in-law, are. neral, from her late ears and 6 days. *mhe mi ay ‘and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend her froerady hal tha residence of Ned parents, No. 82 North Fou Wilamsburg, tus {Satareay) morning, o 11 ‘clocks s teeivqete aeaa the cosine of following wre the Lum: hte ~00 Trartay, seas bbeaeos Gagutr, ag24 ere, fan reomivon sad ireite ots hy and those of nie orders-io ew, Tomes Mari aud Joba Muliedy, ere i180 to eftend bie fumeral, Ubis ( sa ) ire ocho, from bis late restdeace, Ne. end (heir, Oo rriveys Sel, Axa Apuamp Haske, aged 8 woul “J bs wid 18 daye. nd acquaintances of her and ber slater, trom tbe Cy Hospital, Broadway, this (Setaraay) #.— Ou Friday, July t, sone Hey dep ip the 22) your Of ber age. Lost i ne pg afternoon, at two Oy ler Sriew wh Viende are respectfully invited to attend, csi —At Greenwich, Conn., Friday morning, July}, Lawsance ¥ pepe fie remaina will be taken Ww Grecowood (or interment, Ourriegee will he at New Baven » Balen Sreenth street, thie (Saturday) sfecnean, shee 9a Knum —0On' Pridey, July een Amn, ouly dangh- et Charles B. aud Priscilla Kutler, aged i year and 15 fe funeral will take place, this ohio (Satarday) morning, af on Delnwened te aoek iu Greenwood. ford pagers please copy WER. —Al Somerville, N. J., op Sunday, hr Mrs, a ae Manan, wife of David W. Miller, of Rye, Weat besver county, for interment. tanrH —At Miabawaka, Ind . on Tuesday evening, Juve 2, {ccm injuries recelved by railroad accident, pear that the Presbyterian church. Jamaica, L. L, at baif past one clock ee jesve Brooklyn at 12 ‘o'clock Mi. STRUES Friday, July, ‘after a short end nd severe fives, Huyny D. only eon of Beary and Doris Fortupan Suu mouths. The frepee and ucqueintences are respectfully invited te attend bis funeral, on Sunday afte) noom, at two o’clock, (cm the resivence of bis pareuts, No, 066 Water street, oor per of Movtgomery. Txxeruy —On thi Supe 90, Bumausra P. TERHEVN, nged 70 yours, renictot Ricbard Terbeun. ‘The relatives und friends of the family are invited to at teod ber funeral, this (Saturday) afernoon, as balf tree o'clock, from ber late residence, No. 61 West ternth street Wang —On Friday, Juty 1, Cuas. A, Wars, cay child of Bepry ava Erzabeth White, aged 1 year and 20 ‘Tho fuveral will take -pisce this (Saturday) Fecord ave! , corner of Twenty-fifih etrest ves und friends of the famuiy are respectfully invited to mere eon of 57 LIBERTY STREET, ave now on banda large stock of pens manufactared by GOOD EAs a Parser, To ordere thet be seat in ‘Tbe pu ic zany eee that these seus” au nae Freer, ‘Fnater end Beiter ‘Than any “metallic pen’ ever made, OFFICE No. 67 LIBERTY STREET. T Gum a oct gh 588 fe Bde OaRD — styles of wedding cards and envelopes. er AONE? 10 AND 12 45M SURERT, 4 FEW sTyLe jegion; leo 88 d'and Bi Grom boots nat will surplee every GIMRBED ES, METSOPOLITAN HOTEL, AD jour note paper trom the only SEWING A fee The onEEs Page FAMILY Say NG MACHINES, bier. OOkABE 1 fal AGEBTS Wa. aL ADDRFSS D. bar ‘LEVY, GENSRAL paar kcecunnies v1 At EVEBDELL’®, WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &°.— only tn Broadway, corner of Duane street. SAVING OF SiXTY PER CENT, A BY Oe ia DEF aiRs, BEST F: batt 76 oan be had 1340, BRTAIL a’ Pe fon NINE DoLeang |X POR MINS DULLARS, BEstT YoRE pid MUSLIN, FINE = BOSOM, READY MabE. ALL WELV# DOLLARS. BYtT THREE PLY. LINER COLLARS $i TS PER DOZ. R. B.— Those who think ebirt per dczen are mistaken Bisrets the onal of oes Gomes Gab a 30 yards of muvlin, at 14) paca ober et 600 158 265 + $18 A Paisam.—It le tco late tn the day to question the Of thia great medicine. ten years: the tarm cf im pabliolitey Mibes tisde tears and greeter sores of ches mation, fa, galt rheum, £0, of diseases aie tng froma impurity of the b'God. a ‘iver and comp! 4. of the spine; bromchits, asthma an: diseases of the throat, than any other medicte ‘in the United ‘States or Sadie ate ‘tbose who has ber Jonipenteemn be procured and i epee Itean M11 be vent free of charge fo. 440 Brondway (aew de~ pou, and 41 App street. ae Burns oe CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. THR LARGEST IX THR CITY. BUILT BY WILLIAM B. ASTOR, , BXPRESSLY FOR THE SUSINSES” NO. 70 AND 73 1D 73 BOWSRY. Fummer clothing of every style, variety and price. Persone articles in this ine will buy them here chesper than af aby this city; children’s department not egoeLed, Goonnanrar es a BANK NOTES, menage in oF a aml BANK sal Y PROTO LITHOGR aK ae Pi una TOURS, OF bi; UNITED” STATES me AND OaANADAL AN INFALLIBLE DETECTOR ( ALTERSD, pio AND WITH A FAC SEMILE 0) bare | Norse TRRFORE rou HOW Can jU TAKE THE BaD? No written or Oe et Gene ee t testrnten, matter 2 carefully haere ‘be made ‘an intulible and oe Norma are it bas beex Re one °F aif the parties interested) doors Taisipg or tubedtction” of higher danommneons of value, Dot 60 far, that desirabie object bes never teen accomolished, for rf fac similes of genulnd hat il from the residence of bis — 398 O78 AVENUE BOTEL : MISCELLANEOUS, ITY GOVEANMEAT FRATIDA. "MENTS or meeaafuana Div Reups TH aWSUL CONTIAUR ATS Ha"SUNDAY ATLAS TO-MORB) eePonrant INFORMATION WH give Ayn Barpax, aster of | Bs Ok I onl Pe rors LITICS THE commons HOUSE SLAUGHTER! oe Paes YORK STL. Joona & ‘Will be ‘Tom BUY THE js a tae Rok eae 8 LIsRRAGs a * Unct thne eetion pe ate ES ane by the li pince, BxxJamin &. Soin, tate of the Marine Bank of this {aor us! City, tm the 650d year of bis age. Bes : ‘The tuveral will ake piace tois (Saturday) afternooa, at 170 Water street. E ‘XLELSIU! Cetin YORK WEEKLY, w this morning and for awe every whore, contains sucther imotelment of the reuowned ors Tames pape mggame mance, Arcther of the" BacbaDs OF THE BIBLE.” Subject: La # oumver of mntereatiog amount of oer mater of absorbing ‘out for * GARIBALDI, THE BEKO OF ITALY, 1 Pe DUGANNEH grec uibry ob our ex Ty bias fier to eclipse everything which bas preceded it, aketcbon by 8 bost of popular parimenis, an terereat. tbe located ie rubeortere Reepers to thew extensit every p WM B Ja: KBON & Broad «i New Yorn, Juve 23, ci OURTH OF JULY!! FOURTA OF JULY Itt CeTstw MEN: te BPLEPDIO a 00., Grocers, com ‘Fifth avenue, Madison eqanee LE G* OOPS OAK &. Sh end 86 Pullcd, and 45, 47 and 49 0 eect, ARNET JEWEYRY.—SOBRWIAN GARNETS I GA traccteen Deion, ble TT) de., received direct aro just o UaBORNE, BOARDMAN & TOW EUENDS tk; Broadway, corner OCmArEs: ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP ly cures eitid pons cmae to order) ot ens, OME MADE TOE CREA thay re. and Hor 3 Plottstrent © ny, Ares S GOING TO TAE COUaTRY or shoes, go to Cabill’s, 577 Broadway, where’ zou cap eetany style you want cheap: 8 eres! nemert and soe, at 8. CaHILt’s, 877 way. LARS WHO Ann eInsOne ObTe igri 4 Gentemen who are weak and nervous ekould aoe ATKINSON'S Cid) tao wna LY prea Al ry ‘RB INBUN’S ra Ladies who have no 8 ova birraas aL Kinson's Cat Cas. ITTERS. Gentlemen who have no ry Spies : Zacien whowe fot di ahinsowe ous ‘SITTERS, ee ee rey hho said use foes TERS, tae nen sora Me sed bUious cbutiace, KIn-ON'S OHRAYTA BITTRRA Gentlemen whe are TSR Cae eee, BitTRRe ag irk For that class of diseases nized pervoes sym'em, weakness of the stomach, torpidity of the liver, trre- ran of the bowels, 4c., this modicing stands pre eainent, ice one dollar. Principal depot No 230 Greenwich GABAT AN 4 GOOD MEDICINE 18 HYATT"S LIVE ee er Le TO EXTEBMING SURE TO EXTERMINATE Bugs, seein Sa aCe, Se mothe, fleas merquitoes, For sale by the tn ator, SO MEYER, preetical chp mist 612 Broadway, corse: . of Houston street. ‘qents—a- B.D. BANDS & CO. dl William streas rate, mice, amd . N.B. . B. In consequence of Mondsy bein; INDEPENDEN R Day, ~ EB. ened tilt Oo" TO-DAY, THE miour p fom JULY 6 ery wi UBENDRICRSON Bake E £ LONG Pubilahers’ agents, 31 ‘Ann street, RE Net apc ope hae warn’ ed oF larch. and for out REPARB YOURSELF FOR THE FOURTH—Go ra 12, quedienére punta. for Sf, asé aves for $8. a5 poms, er 3 SAWING MACHINES, NEW STYLER, PRICES GREATLY REDUCED, mmtchinen arg uneaeatog at 6a menses, ences eas ‘of work and c/ earning @Ar@ mosey, ape Leena tan nam are attrncting wad versatatiendons 1, um. SINGER & CO,, #6 Brosdwag, TH i te. Bav} stale? Sita remit WOLF: be in the every ioveed eee a itharage ike pre reat Ptere8s pint botlen tela by all rea satellite NES, VALISh WHOLESALE Treat” we Bh BTRONO: Roi Warren eteak eoence a HE ACOIDERT OF A MOMBRT MAY DESTROY Y ar ih tala ee : spraulicie 142 TLL it 142°, peter Pauses costa, bag ie 14.2 7Fext0t Secret of prion ana gumamer vee 142 142 ee Seesaw rhagand summer pants, 142m 142 THe ahaa om ea ss 2 Genres trey a es ae