The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1859, Page 5

Hee ee person of the trio that sat on the floor was Phit- Hips. Garrison was not recelved, either publicly or privately, and he takes {¢ out of Joseph Sturge, one of the leaders of the British and Foreign Anti Slavery S2clety, who has recently dicd, snd whose hospitality when living was of the most lavish kiad. Sturge, according to Gar- rison, did a good deal of harm one way and an- other to the anti-slavery cause, but his chief offence waa in neglecting to ask Garrison to @ioner, The British and Foreign Society nas its offices, like the Bunk of Eaogland, and not far ifrom tha! iustitution, aud the business of the one de as methodivsl, not to say slow, as that of the Other. We apprehend further, that from the tong of ‘the resolutions adopted in favor of two Garri- sonian sisters—one white and the other black— the former soliciting alms fur Doctor Cheever’s harch, and the other for the almighty nigger agenerally, the funds do not appear at the all of the almoners, but that the whole British ‘public has buttoned up ite breeches pocket and vfallen back trom Garrisouian grace in the most Gisgusting way. While it is a source of intense satisfaction to ug that the great metropolis of London and the magnificent commercial port of Liverpool have ome to a determination to mind their own busi sRess, it will not be pleasant for some people to know that a wealtby and dainty congregation like that of Doctor Cheever has to send an agent abroad to collect funds for its support, and that she don’t do it. What does Wall street say to that? Bummer Pleasure Travel—Matters at the Watering Places. We have crossed the Rubicon that separates the world of trade and that of pleasure—that is to eay, we have got over the Fourth of July—on which auspicious occasion some two hundred thousand people went out of town, bat finding the temperature slightly Arctic, tarned about ‘nd came back again. Travellers to the sea- Side should take their flannels and furs, a good supply of spirits, preserved meats, and other requisites to enstain life in the high latitudes. Badinage apart, the weather so far, with the exception of a day or two here and there, has not been especially provocative of summer travel. A good many people have gone dat of town; the higher law courts have adjourned over; the fashionable churches are shut Up; people who own or hire country soats have entered upon the delights and the miseries at- tendant thereupon, and a large number of male and female Bohemians—artists, opera singera, Slancurs, etc —are vagabondizing about between Saratoga, St. Catharine’s, the Falls of Niagara, peeping over the Heights of Abraham, or ex- ploring the splendid scenery of the’ forest crowned Saguenay. It is, as yet, too frigid for the White Mountains, and rather early for Newport. Boston is growing to de rather a popular watering place, and, in order to heighten its attractions, the people are going to sell, during this week, all sorts of things at auction, after the fashion of the small towns in Germany. No doubt a considerable quantity of loose cash will be left under the shadow of the Athenian hills, and the hearts of the shop and tavern keepers gladdened thereby. Look- ing toward the South the prospect is not over brilliant. We hear nothing from Cape May nor Old Point, and at the Virginia Springs there are, it appears, hardly three hundred guests all told. Tne President goes to Bedford Springs this week; he will of course attract many fol- Aowers iu that direction. Incidental to this line ef country, we may say a word or two for the ‘benefit of tourists who are, as they say, on the tence as to which way they shall travel. From this city travel to the North and East is any- thing but comfortable or agreeable. A trip up the Hudson by steamboat is pleasant enough; but Heaven defend us from the horrors of a ride on a hot sammer day over any of the roads out of Albany. The cars can only be ventilated by opening the windows, when one is half stifled with dust; there is always crowd, aud between fighting for seats, dangers of accidents—which are becom- ing disagreeably frequent of late—hunger and thirst, this railway riding makes one feel as if he had been thumped and kicked and choked and punched within an inch of his life, and may bo considered as near an approach to perdition as ‘any ordinary sinver can experience in this world. If the free tourist would turn his attention to the mountainous regions of Virginia, Pennsylvania and Tenneesee, he would find it she most agree- able locality for a summer journey. The rail- ways are nearly all new and well equipped. The rate of speed is moderate, for obvious. reasons, ‘The natural beauties of the country have been the admiration of travellers from all parts of the world. It abounds in miperai springs of all possible varieties, and at every tura the eye is greeted by a new and surprisingly beautiful landscape. And the temperature in this locali- ty, though it is far to the south .of us, is cooler and more bracing than in central New York. Formerly the region to which we refer was not accessible without the expenditure of much time acd money, but now the railways have put it within carpet-bag distance of the metropolis. So much for the free and independent tourist. Those who go with the crowd and make the usual trip—Saratoga, the Falls, Canada, Lake George, White Mountains, Newport and Cape May—will get under way with the first hot spell. ‘The city is now full of strangers—Southerners, Cubans, &o.—ready for the exodus, which, as the weather Is not very hot, and as there is to be @ tremendous matrimonial demonstration on the 14th, will not begin until the latter part of this week or the beginning of next. Meanwhile, the hotel keepers at the fashionable resorts are like forsaken ones, They are ready with their magnificent furniture, their gentle- manly clerks, their accomplished and Chester- ficldian waiters, their battalions of artists de cuisine, their polished bootblacks, and all the rest of their immense trains, to take in the lonely traveller, or the loncly travclier’s wife or chil- Gren, or big trunks, and treat them in the most princely way. So let the lonely traveller ap- pear directly, And let Boniface profit in the future by the experiences of the past. Let him be light in bia charges, modest in the extras, small on tue sundries. Let him give his guest good Ginuers to eat, good wines to drink, and good beds to éleep in, aud at a fair price. So shall he receive the reward of success in this life, and when he dies there ehall be inscribed on his tombstone these glorious words: “ He can keep ‘a hotel.” Fires at Montgomery. Mowtoomray, ALA., July 8, 1859, The carrisgo and wagon factory of Messrs. Fountain and Abbott, w.th tho adjoining buildings, wero destroyed by fire yemter¢ay. Mr. Alexander Shotwell’s residonoe, AFTAURS IN WASHINGTON, Important to Exporters of Bunitions of War=The British Mintster and the Neutral Rights Quesiton=Crueltics of the Auststuns at Trieste, &. OLB SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATOT. ‘Wasuraton, July 9, 1869. ‘The Manhattan Manufacturing Company have applicd to Geecrs Caen ice piermation as $6 tariffs on fraurms ane munitions of war by the several European governments. C.ceral Cees, in communicating |e degrcd tuformation, bas a'so infrared the company that by an underatao? Inw of naticna such articles are contraband of war if con- veyed 08 COURT on. ared in w.riaro, ard tae store & scMfol ore (0 the opposing belligerent country if osp- tared by it, Jp other words, that the exportation of mu- vijlone of war to a belligerent country tg at the risk of the party a0 sending thim, without recourse {cr protection to Weir own gover: ment, Lord Lyons bad » long iaterviow with Gon. Cass this morning.” It is understood bis lorjehip has been made acquainted with the iaportant despatoa on neutral rights, ® synopsis of which appeared exclusively im yeaterday’s ‘HERa, Advices have been received hore from ths frigate Wa- bash, dated Trieste, June 18. She would romain there two or three weeks, and then proceed on her cruise, She attracted universal attention wherever aho went. At Trieste the authcritios were vory severe with all classes of people and exercised their authority with the utmost tyranny and rigor. Upwards of three hundred prisoners had been incareerated since the war broke out for various politica offences, all of whom would shortly be put to death. Ib was dangerous even for persons to express an opinion upon any subject connected with the war. Unparalleled Despatch of News. Monrnuat, July 9, 1869. A private letter from Mr. R. Stuart, agont of the Press at Liverpool, received by the stonmer Hungarian, yesterday, sayr:—‘The great advantage of the Farther Point station was clearly demonetrated on the arrival of the Hungarian, which, thanks to your very liberal supply of news from that station, placod us in pos tegsion of the flect o' the pews taken out by tho North Briton in the short space of eighteen days after said news left this port—a feat without a parallel.” The steamer Nova Scotiau sails from this port today, and ceapatches leftat No 21 Wal, treet, New York, previous to nix o'clock thie «vening, cap be place! on board at Farther Pons. Nowa from Havana, New Onteans, Jaly 9, 1850, ‘The brig Chapman bas arrived here with Havana da‘*® of the 3d inst Tho news ia unimportant. The sugar mar- cet was active and buoyant, — Teor,1m Conzressional Nomination. Avavsta, July 9, 1859, Fon, John W. Underwood bas been nominated for Con- grors ia the Fifth district by the demoorata in place o Mr, Wright, who declines to run, The Schooner Calliope in Distress. Nonrorx, July 9, 1859. Tie schoozer Ca'liope, of Boston, from Ponsacola, bound to Rio aseiro wth lumb:r, sprung a leak at sea and ! a3 put in here for repaii Satling of the Nova Scotiar, QueBeo, July 9, 1859, The steamship Nova Sootian sailed at 10 A. M. for Liver- Poo!, with 127 passengers. Weather fine. Suicide, Varareg, N. ¥., July 9, 1859, Jobn Marquart, aged avout fifty years, was found this afternoon dead in a barn in this village, suspouded by bis neck, He had been unwell for a few days. No cause for Cuantestos, July 8, 1859, Francis Mitctell, porter of the steamship Marion, has been convicted en the charge of aiding a slave to run away. Markets. New Ontxans, Jaly 8, 1869, Cotton unchanged; middling 1134c. Sales to day 700 bales; gales of the week 5,500 bales. Receipts the sams “time 1,400 bales, against 3,600 last year. Exports of the week 10,600 bates. Stock at thia port 46,500 bales. Re cetpis ahead of last year’s at all Southern ports 623,002 bales. Elour declining and selling at $5 30. Mixed corn $1 123¢. Coffee firm at 113¢c, Stock in port 30,000 bags, eel ge on ec Monte, Jaly 8, 1859. Cotton intetive: sales to-day 130 bales Mobile at 11340. 1} 3¢c.; sales of the week 1,400 bates; receipts of ine ‘week 780 bales, against 1,200 last year. ’ Freights to Liv erpool 344.; co. to Havre 3c, Sterling exchange 9 a 9% Bavannau, Joly 8, 1869, Cotton dull: sales to day 550 bales; middling 113/0, a lye. Barrrvorg, July 8, 1869. Flour dul}. Wheat declined 10c. a 150’; white $130. $1.50; red $1 25 a $1 36. Cora and provisions unchanged. Whitkoy dull. PHILADELPEIA, July 9, 1859, Flour—A little more inquiry for export. Waeat dectin ing: red $1 40. Corn declined 3c. Oats duul, Whiskey firm at 26)¢c. a 270, Burrato, July 9, 1859, Fiour—Drsirable fresb ground extras sieaty ; low grades a shade easier; trade demand active: sales 3,000 bbis. at $4 25 for gour; $4 75 a $6 25 for extra Illinois from spriog wheat; $5 25 a $5 50 for extra Wisconsin from club wheat; $7 for double exira ditto from whito wiater whest; 96 50a$6 75 for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; $7 a $7 373¢ for double extras. Wheat in mode. rate willing demand; winter firm; epring steady: tales $20,000 bushels at 0c. for standard Chicago Spring; $106.a$1 12 for Milwaukie club; $126 | for extra ditto, and $140 for red Onio. Corn nominally one cent better; holders firm; prime Uppor Lake in de- wand at $7 84; sales 3,000 buslie's; No. 2 Tilinois afloat, at 74%. Oate stendy.” Barley dull. Rye lower: ealcs, 1,(90 busbele, at 86. Whiskey—vales 125, at 250. Lake imports to. day:—2,(00 bbls. flour, 2,000 bashe’s whoat, 4,000 buabels corm. Canal exporte'—1,500 bbls. flour, 25,000 buehois wheat, 1,00 bushels corn. Personal Intuligences ARRIVALS, From Havsna, vis Nassau, in steamship Karnek -Mr Jus» C Cutss, tke Conde de Vilisr neva, Rdwardo Harmar and tuite (six), H Jam id family (five) 1 P Catre, & Rett, Jno ativia, % Hulchlos:o, Don Joneph Berenguet, G Bohting, Malle & Pelannt, Very Rey Dr Berminghsm, Don Peoro L Fernandez, the Marquess Lela Peal Campton anc Marchioners, or Joa Turull ard Lady, Mra smith, Mr CharP Traub, Master 7. Smith, Master # Sinith, Captaia Gyros Hall, BW Farrington, M'Morgxn, Mr anderson, Nr ean. From Galveston, in the bark Golden #ge-F H Gould, Mra Frazer, Mr Gates. DEPARTURES. For Fremen, vis Fonthampton. in the steamship Bremen— My Frederick ieee, Miss ilizabeth Liege, Me Otto Bruagea, Mr Leopold Bsch, 0 M Phillipe, Mr Henry Lafarge, Mr Al: phonse Lafarge. Wr Charles Winzer, Mr W i Coles, wr Frede- Pek Nach altof New York; Mr Charles Bebsad. Mr Sugustus Wallaum, both of california: Mr Cito agae, Uinciansi; Mr Henry F Fisher, Texas; Mr Wiillam Mencko, Mr P Pendletou LiL, Maine; Mr G Ucnzsiman, t Louis; Hermann Habicht, A P Bievens, botbof Few York; G Apman, Texes: T Phe o J A Nelkon, Kuglend; Mr mn aad lady; MGoedeblld, Nr Aveolm slum’ avs lady; Mr Daniel P Grgan, Mrs L a H Schlondorif and daughter; Mr J tmith aad lady; Mr W Woyhausen, Mr Jesse G' Pilcher, Mr William Pilener, Mr Abraham Benzefoe and servant, all of Yew York; Nr W Popper, échumia; Mra Helene evper and two daughters, Mr O Harms, ail of Charleston, 8 C; Mr Peter How, Bon Francisco; M' Ubaa Dickena. Covhocdcat; Mr Beary Rathjen Mr Henry chwenge, boih of Uube; Mr Henry Home Mr John George ard indy, Mrs George, all of Ohio; Mr David Hanford, Virpfoia: Mr Jehn. Rudesche, "Miss Tice Howard, Mr Berjorotn Smith, all of St Loula; Mr H Fuvk; Cincinnau; 2.) Koapman ned lady, Ounada: Me H Wenrice.” @iseonetn; Mra Eugenie Crouzét, ‘Misa Ursula Mongutlaa, doth of Porto Rico; Captain Henry Richards, Mirnercts; Wr J BD) Meede, Piisburg—ard (8 In the streerage.—Total 120. $900,663 in epecte, For Havana and New Orteans in the stesmsbip Quaker City—M J Mors and servant, Jove Fiedrahita, Bernado do ‘Arlora, Mon! de Ortegs. Hamon Hernindez, John L Fornares, Emilio Dor, Jose Margrimas, & Blanco, Francisco Arrceerina, Domingo Freeneda and’ child, Ka yuse ao . Serer Noneil, ge Sees p agro, James Char gan, Teo Loterie, Pedro Laserte, 8 Winter Ploorze. " Favannah in the steamship Augusta—E Neufville, F Neutuille, Mrs Neufvile, ls Davis, M iLioe, NV Mr aad Mira B Hillens, O'T Ward, A mupson, J kesh, Mr and Mre CH Peo Ge seg tires By bute TO Bee ede on sual, SoM Belly, D Fonntai, OW Bandy. J J Norrie, List, B Gordo, b W Maler, Mra Burke, G MD Burke, Jos Orme, @ W Roosevelt, Mra Ferry, F McGuire, * Farnsworth T 8 Sor. lan, H bcboenbeld, 8H Miler, 6 D Newton, 2 Piedroblis, J Yebingon and aon, ‘Capt Berkinen, Robt Hartz, Jr—and 8 in the ateerage. ‘Tne Melanchoiy Accid on Clear Lake, In- diana. We copy the following brief account of the drowning of eightoen persons on Ciear Lake, Indiana, on the 4th in- stant, from a slip from the cflice of the Hiladale Demrerat: A party consiating‘of 26 persons concluded to spend the Fourth on calling excursion on Clear Lake, Indiv, aboat twenty miles from this villsge, The party wero princi- oem Roeadivg viliage in this county, It was about o'clock P. M. ‘Tee boat they attempted to eait with was only a mere trough made of boards, 20 feet fong, drguised eth a platform and’ awaing. They embarked and sailed about 15 or 20 rods, when some one ia the party rocked tho frail and tot- tering boat, which upset, and all were thrown out, and eighteen out of twonty six were drowned. The following i 8 ligt of the dead an far as they have beon found up to tbe present time:—Mre, William Turner and daugh- ter, the ‘ater eged 20 years, of Reading; Miss Turner, davgbter of Nelson Tarner, and a eon aged 10 years, of Resd'ng; Mr. Daniel Berra and wife, of Reading, also @ brother of Mr. Berry, from the eame’ glace; Lyman Steol, together with several negro houses and stables, were also fusned down on the same day, The Gree wore the work oi cen dials, Qave wrkrown trom Woodbritge: Mise Lamson, agod 8 { ‘Yew #, from Camden; Miss Signet, age vaknown, of Clear inte NEW YoRK TRALD. SUNDAY, JULY 10; 1859. Military Astuirs. MANS MRETING OF THE NATIONAL GUARD. Am.ss mecting of the mmbers of the Seventh rogi- ment was beld on Friday night at Lafayette Hall, Broad- way, for the purpose of considering the resignation of Colonel Duryee. About three hundred members were . After the Srpsntalion of the meeting we g preamble and resolutions were ade im apeagy Wheres, the members of the National Gaard (Seventh regiment) have heard with deep regret that Col. bs ned his commission as commandant of this regi- ment, feeling as one man, that the Guard i$ not to lose the eervices of 60 skill aed gatiomaaly con: maoder if it is possible to retain him, be it Reeolved, That this meeting declares its desire that all reasonable ¢fforla may be used by the Board of Officers to induce the Colonel to withdraw said resignation; also, & committee of two from each company be authorized to take such action iu the premises as their judgment may Gictate, that ehali more i one forsihly express the hops of (2 Whole regiment to the Colosel, fn some pracilcit form, that ho " reconsider bis Resolved, That tho chairman and secretary furnish the Board of Oflicers with » statement of the origin and organt. zation of this meeting, and & copy of the preamble and resolutions adopted by it. Reeolved, That when we adjourn, we do #0 subjsct to Bese et tbe cooeniiae re early econ se preritie, to ant wi re ‘The following. gontlamen ‘were appa ted a committee E for the stated In the resolutions:—Co. A, Peter J. |. KE. Heuberer; Co. B, R. F. Ware, W. 3. Farn- bam; Go. 0, J. A. Hal, George £. Haws; Co.’D, &. H. Lit- te, M7: Bruncage; Co, E, James Taytor, W. b Sproule; Oo. F, Floyd Clarkeon, W. @. Ulshoeffer; Co. G, i. gineet 5 Hy Balley, George White. ss . - Avother meeting of the National Guard, with reference to thia subject, will be held at Lafayette Hall at half-past ht o'clock to morrow evening, when a further effort will be made to induce Col. Duryee te remain with the regiment, THE STATEN ISLAND TROOPS. ‘The officers, non commissioned officers, musiciana and privates of the National Cadets, Sixty-ninth regiment, Col. James K. Ryan, have been notified to assemble at the Di- Wome per dacs or a sevian Smgaas war at Staten Island. Naval Intelligence. ‘Tho Naval Lyceum will despatch a mail for the equad- ronon the African atation by the steamer San Jacinto. Packages and letters sent to the Naval Lyceum, Navy Yard, Sew York, by the 15th inst., will be torwarded, Fires in New York. On Sunday night between nino and ten o’elock a fire oc- curred op the third ficor of No, 2 Second street, on the Premises of William Winslow, caused by ashes; loss triding: A window curtain caught fire on Sunday pighs, vetween bine and ten o'clock, in the bullog wo, § dana! stroet aes « we o'clock oi Mouday morning the build. iE =e 8 Grove street caught fire from \“°#orKs. It is oocupled by Mr. Moore. Tho fice was oxtinguis..* beforo it did much damage. About a quarter to eleven o’clock on Monday forenoon a fire originated on the roof of the building No. $09 Grand street, corner of Allen street, caused by fireworks, The flames were extinguished by the fremen. The building is owned by Miss Marks. It is damaged about $400; fully insured. The second and third floors are occupied b; Vrs. Martin. Loss $160; ineured for $300 in the ‘Hinmilton Tosurance Company, Aleo Mr. Duncan, los $30, no’ in surance, and George Barton, logs $100, no insurance. the first floor is occupied by Doyle & Lehmann asa dry goods store; damaged by water about $600; insured for 000, fol'ows:—Commonwealth $2,000, Gebhard $2,000, Lafeyetie $2,000, Metropolitan $3,000, Atlantic $2,000, and New Amaterdam $%,0¢0, The basement is occupied by Jacob Lesier asa trunk store; damage by jater about $25; insured for $500 in the Lorillard Ingu- rance Company. Between tweive and one o’cleck on Monday morning a fire occurred on the premiges of Henry Kingborn, No. 231 Ninth avenue; originated through carelessness with a Ngbt Loss on clothing and furniture, $50; no insurance. The buliding is owned by Mrs. Barnes. ‘It is damaged about $25; ineured. About half-past eleven o'clock on Monday morning the building No. 1234 Wooster street. it fire from fire- works. Soon extinguished. Damage tri “ye At poon Menday @ fire occurred in tho dwelling house No. 119 West Twenty-seventh street, owned by John B. Murray and occupied by Samuel Sterner. The damage to furniture was trvfling; to building, about $60. Caused by fireworks. Between ten and eleven o’clock on Monday forenoon, a fire originated in (he tenement buiiding No. 444 Green- wich street, on the premises of Mrs. Corrigan; lore about $50; no insurance; causcd by an intoxicated person with a lighted candle. About two o’clock on Monday the building No. 5 King street caught fire from fireworka; acon extinguished; considerabie damage by water. About five o’clock on Monday afternoon the frame build- ing to the rear of No. 119 Chrystie street caught fire from fireworks. The bui/ding is owned by Mrs. Griffith. Ik ja damaged about $75; insured. The occupanta su: tained abous $50 damage to their furniture by water; po ingurance. Ate little before two o’clock on Monday afternoon the ‘awning in front of 218 Spring street caught fire from fire works. Loss $20. The alarm of fire at a little after twelve o’ciock on Mou- dey afternoon was cauted by a chimney taking fire at 62 West Broadway. Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries, Duawane Exrna Crass, NO. 377, Jury 9, 1859. 16, 62, 52, 33, 56, 58, 21, 26, 77, 45, 61, 75, 52, 78. Detaware Crass No. 878, Jury 9, 1889, 51, 13, 63, 45, 9, 22, 27, 75, 59, 74, 41, 29, 34. Grorcta Lass ‘No. '875, Jur 9, '1859. 3, 14, 70, 48, 49, 38, 73, 12, 4, 27, 25, 58, Gzoncia Extra Ovass, NO 876, Jory 9, 1880. 8, 56, 25, 66, 59, 35, 78, 72, 57, 23, 26, 61, 22. WOOD, BLDY & CO., Wilmington, Del. O. A. Biils, Commission and Exchange Bro- ‘er. —Orders punctnally attended to, - Office 176 Greenwich at, lic Tabiet Razor Strop.—This Inimi- table srticle mey be obtained of the sole manufacturers, J. & 8. BAUNDBRS, No.7 Astor Bouse, and of the various agents throughout the cliy, ‘White, the Hatter, Is Making a Clean Sweep of his summer stock at cost ‘prices The way they go Is & can- tien. Coll soon, if you wish good bargains, at 216 Broadway under Barnum’s Museum, Genin’s Summer Hats. Rrery style of beaver, straw and felt, to entt all eve: tbadé ot complexivn and style of face, msy be + GBNIN’S hat stare, 507 Broadway, Great Reduction. Inecnrequence of the cold weather in June we have still £04 6u 1a. 1exee siock of aummer clothing on hand, whish we ere ceiermived not tocerry over, and have therefore con- cludea to make a grees reduction of prices on all summer Btoct ‘Apevery garmentis merked atthe lowest selling fi the PUrohaeer ‘will be ennbled to nee the reduction made of amie gib nord n great oppcrtanity for exes ove | 1 Ww ih »pport every one to Bu) ce af Cena eee themselves from a very large atoc! cloiairg at exiremely low prices The aame reduction is stock clothing. mage on our ot boyn’ aad children’ e ‘Tue wart aesscn is only beginning. Go D., DEVLIN ; 253, 269 and 280 Broadway. To Southerners.—Perfect Fitting Shirts made to order, ab NOODY'S, 262 Broadway, New York, and Canal street, New Oricans, Brady’s Photographic Gulierfes, 359 and G48 Broadway, New York, and 358 Pennsv)vania avenue, Wosbington, D0. Photographs, dagusrreotypee and am- Fowler & Wells give Phrenologtes! Examt- nations and advice us to oscupation, talents aud detects, dally, 1 308 Broadway, The Eureka §50 Sewing Machines now ready. Office 489 Broadws Weed’s Patent Family Sewing Muchincr— New style. Price $50, Office 477 Broadway. Grover & Baker's Celebrated NOISELESS FAMILY B&WING MACHINES, AT REDUCED PRICES. BS igen at 601 BROADWAY. ‘Wil return to 495 in a few weeks, Binger’s Sewing Machines. All eupertor for all msnnfacturicg purpones, Al more desirable for all kinds sewing. ‘Bul capable of doing a greater variety of work. 1 more desirable ano Kept in order. ‘All mach cheaper becaute 1! machin yearn more All just the 0 for every Samay I, M. SINGER & OO., 458 Broadway. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And oe proof safes, 251 Broadway, comer of Murray Glass Shades of all Sizes “for Covering ‘ka, lower: 7" ., &c., constantly on band and made to Defiance Salamander Safes, with Patent powder proof locks and cross bars Also, fireand burglar cof parior sates. Depot 63 Murray street, corner of Coli piace ter merly 192 Pearl street), ROBERT M. PATRICK fs eabetihmen ened ray by Ae GRAMIUBAN, ‘ta . So‘Tyelian street weet ito nad near Sfostwayt ' Worth Reading and Thinking About. tones os cordial? * ras, ender by ell the prominent physiciana, chemists and con- as pom ‘ta medicinal qualities (erfe und diopet) which belong oan old. ant puregla. ut up in quart bottles, apd so! Seat i grocers, £0, a. DININORR & OO, Ostatlished 17/9), pole importers, is Broadway, N. ¥. Cristrdero’s Hat id 'Towpecs—- ave best Jn The. werld~"wboledio nad Fla, tad Wo pe pr yolely applied. No. 6 Antor Howse. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-— fn th rurprasing all made, Gold and applied Mike taanutnetory 288 Wroedwars ie fricopherous ts the Beet and Cheay~ A Aull cupply ofthis favortie off ena wow de bad Night iemon, Ard rea from nt) opt ame : DU 26sitO, miguai, Od ead widely De Ky Color, MANAGERS, ‘a Rtate of Delaware, at renters The ot. | Oadbenla & Co. tua girento Prete, or er btlags st Mane te suianet Y centify that» Tur 9, 1888, Huseux Courtr--Crass No. 91, ?* 77, 26, 5T. 50, 68, 66, 7, 75, 44, 4, 12, 29°, 76, 5 <9, 198. @xann Consorsvaten Lorany—Ouaa'P, ®~ 4 59, 2, 10, 64, 35, 59, 24, 60, 65, 76, 40, ,7, 4, om TG, ents. we Wumington, Deleware, ‘ie Satur. Scere of Brapdzeth’s pilie, sickness thi c a end more serious us pre- veriwe. Bold at ¢ 294 Cauni street, ‘and by all druggists, at 25 Holloway’s Pills.—Mark this fact, attested by the Grat medical periodicais of Kurope, that re aie out oan Let eo aout atom tara, New York. Impurities of the Blood, Serofula, Eff-cts Missa rheum, effectually and permanently oared Ked on to periorm a cure. try Bl VOL TU Usk NO ‘Wholeeele and reiat! depot, 2'¢ Sroadway, New York. Married. Brp—Pxcx.—On Senday eveuing, Jaty 3, by the Rev. Henry Lounsberry, Mr. Wutuem E, Binp to Miss Euzapern Prox; all of this city. Dessx—Corrty.—On Thursday, July 7, by the Rev. M. D, ©. Crawiord, Mr. Tuomas 3. Dexux to Miss Jutta A. Com vin, all of this city. ‘Waisnan—Dsssort —On Tuesday, June 14, by the Rev. Dr. Dolon, Baxsuagp Wereker, Esq., to Miss Marupr Drssom, both of New York city. Died, Browx,—On Saturday, July 9, Kae Brows, aged 1 year,7 months and 7 dave ‘The funeral Wi" ee piace from the residence of hor father, Jo", Brown, corzer of new Bowery and James Sh~.4, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bunp,—-On Saturday, Jay 9, of marasmus, WiLutAM H., gen of Abram E. and Mary A. Burd, aged 1 year, 2 months ond 21 day tend the funeral services, this (Sunday) atternoon, at uy 2 ?clock, from bis late residenoa, 190 bcc evan! Brrxm. 04 Mocday, July 4, at the residence of bis father, Johu 1. Burnett, in Morricanis, Haxay Euan Bonnmit, aged 22 years, ? Month and 15 days. This aroiable young man has thus in the morning cf life been calied from: its busy scenes. A large circle Gf attached frievds mourn bis earty departure, Elis long and painful i!'ners, tbe consumption, gradually wean- ed him from the world. During the last ow weeks of bis fife, though he guffered much, bis mind was calm, and his hope for the future grew brighter us the scenes of carth faded away. He weaat peace with God and man, spd cied in the fel! hope of the Christian's reward. Peacefully, af the infunt siumbers upon its mother’s be- som, he jell asleep in the arms of bis Saviour. Cuase.—In this cily, on Friday, July 8, ALRXanver B.. youngest child of G-orge and Mary C, Chase, aged 16 months and 26 deys. ‘Toe relatives and friends of the family are invited to at~ tend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his father, No. 374 Second avenue, His remeine wili be interred in Greenwood. Cvries —On Suturday morning, July 9, of diseage of the heart, NicaoLas CULLEN, aged 28 years. Histricnds, also those ‘of his falber in law, are res. peetiully invit 0 attend the funeral, {without farther notice, from his late residence, No. 191 Cherry street, this (Sunday) atterncon, at two o'clock. Cuts —On Friday, July 8, after « lingering illness, Many Jane, wife of Giles Curtis, aged 28 years. Tho reiatives and friends of the family ‘are fully requested to attend the funeral, this (Senday) ternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Joh A. Baker, 202 West Fifteenta street. Her remains will be taken to Greenweod for interment. Ob, weep not for me, my partner dear, Tam not dead, but sleeping here; As J am now 60 you mnst be, Keep faith in Christ and follow me. y Doravx.—On Saturday, July 9, Mrs, Mary Donan, wife of Hagh Dorrian, aged 42 yeare, a native of Ireiana, county Down. Tho friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from her lste resiceace, 119 Charlton treet, corner of ‘Washington. DovGiass. — On Saturday, July 9, after a severe iliness, Catuantxe DovGLass, the beloved wife of Joseph Douglass, pged 21 years, 5 months and 3 days. ‘The funeral will take piace this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her Jate residence, 504 Peari street, The relatives of her family and those of her husband, amon Dougiass, are invited to attend without further ia- vitation. DvGGAN —On Satarday, July 9, Awastarta Doaaan, aga 21 years apd 3 months, daughter of Patrick and Mar} Deggen, parish of Gurthnahoe, county Tipperary, Ireland, The friends and acquaintances, ans those of her uncles, Willicm Murphy and James Cleary, are requested to at- tend her foneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from tne resicene of her uncle, James Cleary, 31 Greenwich street. Hanty.—On Saturday, July 9, after a short illness, Micnani Hasty, oged 48 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend thefuneral, from his late residence, 77 Roosevelt Btrect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Ketty.—On Saturday morning, July 9, HARRY, infant son of Bernard aud Hannah Kelly, aged 1 year, 2 months and 20 days. ‘The tureral will teke place this (Sunday) half-past one o'clock, from 00 avenue C, reepectfully invited fo attend. Lam ~On Saturday, July 9, Marcaver Any, daughter of Joreph W. and Briaget Maria Lamb, aged 4 years, 2 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the reaideace of her parents, No. 277 ‘Weat Soventeenth street. ‘Lxstox.—At Yorkville, on Thureday afternoon, July 7, Fowanp Lenton, aged 41 years. ‘Tbe funera] will take place from his late residence, Third avenue, near Eighty sixth street, this (Sunday) af- terucon, at ono o'clock. ‘The frievds of the family are in- vite? to attend without further netice. His remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. St. Johns, New Brunswick, papers please copy, Lyoxs —On Saturday, Joly 9, Jonx, infant son of John avd Apne Lyons, aged 14 months. ‘The iriends cf the family are respectfally requested to attend tho foneral this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from &5 East Twenty.second sirect. Uiznarrey.—On Saturday, July 9, of cholera infantum. Maxy, only daughter of Charies and Hlien Mebaifey, aged 14 months and £0 deys, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at. tend the furera), from the residence of her parents, No, 289 Toxin avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’cloc!, precisely. Parmsn.—On Friday, July 8, of consumption, Casnues L. Patan, aged 28 years. His fricnda, and those of the family, also members of Covetan! Louge, No. 350, I. 0, of 0. F., are reapectfaily in- vited to attend the funoral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, irom the residence of Lis parents, No, 216 Delan- “Esnandeigua ard Detroit papers please copy. Canandaigua an q Ranvaax On Friday éVeping, duly 6, after a lingering iMneae, Mra. Canoune 4. ReNvirze, in Rer 48th ye ‘The relatives suc friends are respectlully invited to at- tend tho funeral, from her late residence, No. 19 Jones street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at haif-past three o'clock. Surra.—Un Iriday, July 8, of copgestion of the brain, Canoune SwITH, Poungest davghter of Bartley and Ann Smith, aged 2 years, 7 months and 14 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No 328 Kast Thirteenth etreet, near avenue 0, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Wareon. Saturday, July 9, Euizansra, widow of Joseph Watson, aged 70 years, ‘Tho friends and acqui neces of the family are respect- fully invited to attend tue faneral. from late reai- dence, No. 41 Cotumbia street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. 7x1GL8R.—On Friday, Jaly §, Asa CLARENCE, infant son of John T, and Cornelia A. Zeigler, aged 13 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iwviied to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) morning, at half-past nine o'clock, from 185 Weet Tenth atrect. afternoon, at friends are Weekly Report of Deaths. In the city and county or New York, from the 2d day of July, to the Mh day of July, 1859, Men, 86; women, 61; boys, 169; girls, 141—Total, 457. adu'ts, 147; obildren, sio; males, 388; fomales, 202; RECATITULATION—-DISEASES CLASSED. Brain andSncrves..... * erative organs. Dirths Sieart sud blocd 19 Stomach, 2d throat, other ive orgaus.134 Uncertain seat and gone- voneee tee | ADCERB. cre serenenes Abscess of the liver. Aibuminaria and F ! i Fever, ner g Apoplexy Fever, puerperal Apoplesy, GL onus, Fever, remiteat. YXIA.. +s Fever, scariet. Bieeoing from boweis. Fever, typhoid Bleeding frow vavel, Fever, typhus. Hleect: g from womb.. Fracture, of ‘Beart, disease Bloart, disonse Hooping cough. Cancer of the bowela...., 1 Inflammation Cancer of tbe beart. Tofismmation Cancer of the liver. Rpeererreerer ee ert) Mor ne 28 +8, ” 5 & almebouse, Blk’s lai’ Beitevoe Hospital, , Je Hospital owe ~~ Tere Aes Ba “~ City Boepltal...... 8 Randl’s Isl. Nors. Hosp’, 2 Gity prisons, 2 R. Gath. @rphsa inne i reso facies re 2 wees Fospitel,... 3 ‘olor an lim iA Hosp’ Luratic Asy’m, Be i WEE WE Bos Boop. : hi. Nora, and Cua’s Hosp’. 4 Tolal...2:... DANIEL E. DELAVAN, Giiy pector. o | City Ingpector’s Department, New Yoric, July 0, 1859. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- | eter eer en ne, encase Re I CENTS WANTED_IN RVEBY OITY AND TOWN TN United Keates aud O." tite UBER BHOTTLE c8WING MACHINES, — Price $0, Address u. J. Levy, Geaoral Su- T EVERDELL'S—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C.- 24 These celebraied cards, elegantly engraved, oan be bad ouly at Broadway, corner of Duane street. 4 CHARMING ARTIOLE FOR THE TOILP?. Aan, to purity the eropleaicn.” Madame LEWER OREO E Coe Paatllles de Florecce anppiien this wast. Dr. James mcet respectable ladies of attest i's undeniable merits 1m giving to the compiexion sort clear and fresh ike appear- ance, au 1k ton, redness, ‘pimples freckles, £9. Price Oc. per box. For asle at 5% #roadway, near Twellia street: x A nippy 590 Mecopelitan Hotel; and at al! principal Tgsia Oserion.—No box fs genuine without Dr. J. BR. Chilton’ certificate, and the signature, C. LEWENB&AG, at JONES’, 10 AND 13 ANN STRERT.—A NEW STYLE of shoes ap: at only $2 50, warranted to give per tect i $3 60 and $4, drone boots that will sur rise everybody. est FRENCH YORE BEIBTS, BxHIRTS, 38, BAIR RETA AT WHOLES SLE PRICES, BI FOR NIKE powaae, SLX FOR MINS DOLLARS: OWS! RACH O« TO OBDER, Warranted aa good a ahirt ae sect i retad storeem $7 G1 ALSO VESY BhsT SHIRTS SIX FOR TWELVE DOLCARE, SIX FOR TWELVE DOLLABA TERR PLY LINEN THERES PLY LINEN COLLARS. Ey Laay 5 GLISH AND FRINGE NECK T! x ae ci ie |e Pe aceon er dozen, are mistaken, Here ia the costuf oue dozen $14 Toad eens oie Between White wad Watker tiresta, oo Bi Nails Lb nino Seg flesh, largement of the toe joint, cured without pain, so thst the boo! can be worn Tmsedintcly after the operation, rat inconvenience to the pa- tlent, by Dy ZACHARIE, surgeon chiropedist, 760 Broadway, Refers to the physicians and surgeons of the city. ORDIAL COGNAC BITTERS IMMEDIATELY RZz- ve diarkos, ague and bilious attacks. 8 STLIN- FELD, sole importer, No. 70 Nassau eireet, New,York, aad for sale by all druggists, bars and groceries, XCELLENT WINES AT A BARGAIN, Bacoureged Pad lively interest our friends aad the pad ic have taken in red of our prices, caused by the heavy discount ON AUSTRIAN CURRENCIES; we bave concluded to conlinue to sell our ronat ASE RAC, eent of a REUND CHctsiNties, 170 Water street. BS. WINSLOWS SOOTRING SYRUP. almost certsta to be aftict Charen TERT AND DIGRRNGAS Mra. Winslow's socthing esrup laa never falliag remedy for ‘olseaaea, and w these a are, a QMMEDIATE RELIEF i 8 process from all pain and diatreas iueigent tothe p Perfectly eafe tn all cases. fold every where—% cents per bottle. and at the OFFIOR, 13 CsDAR STBEET. XBW FREEZING PROCESS FOR MEN AND WINE, Ont enna RSE Le DALUELL, { summer fs upon as, ‘With her rosee and ber lowere; The woods sre full of melody, ‘The bees are in their bowers; ‘comes lenping t0 the shore, ty " ‘The ea la caica And all the children of Boo Toa Prepare for sudden fight! To Newport, Saratoge, To Tait avd Nahant, ‘To Sbaron and to Lebanon, ‘Our glittering crowds levact; ‘They go for cooling zepbyrs, For purer air and sxtes. And te wretch compelled t0 pant at home, Wilh envy vainly elgha But mark yon all the Fararns, Aud mark you all the Soys, Pre they pack their rods atid fishing gear, ‘Their tackle anc thelr guns— ‘Ob. simost every MAN AND ROY ‘Who aught of comfort kuows, ‘Will viett Sstrra tn Foutox street, Aud BUY SOME SUMMER CLOTU For these garments are the jauntieat hat ever yet were wora— ‘The gayest, chenpert, prettiest, and book ‘Which are 90 oool'an: ‘That it you wrap tueu round o fase THE WINE WILL NEED NO ICE. AMITH BROTAEKS’ Que Price Wholess'e and Hetel Clothing Wererooms, Nos. 172, 183 and 140 Frilton street, N.Y y RWSBOYS BE ON HAND FOR THE MEROURY °° By ‘The suits, we mean, called zeruye sorts, d nice ay, At 12 o'olock. BENDALORSON, BLAKE & LONG, tsa Publishers’ agents, 21 and 23 Ann street. OGBES & BAYEOND, 121, 128, 138 Falton street, corner of Nasser ecrent Are offering thelr immenag siocs of MnN's bOMMER CugTHINg, At prices w DISTANOS Abi Lok at aon fiegaid Euiames Gouin, Voatees, Vous, ut . And thea eng feted cahing avd febioasble apparel wag repeated carey oo Or Toe and 20 davtailons VA).-7HE AMMEE BEATER WORKS HAVE Rea imom 412 toot Broadway, eireotly opposite the ft Nicolas Bote! where ine Rmpize Kitchen Mange. ao cele: brated for ite resting and belling qualities ag well ae for baning, ig olfercd for saie, wheleeale and retad TORRSTRR (OUNTY, N. ¥.~THE OWNERS OF Wan Snion Port, Pelbamrtite, Central Mount vernon Fleetwood. , Nonviiie, Kast, West aad North: west Mount Veron, &o. are motliied 'that the comptrolle at of lote to be sold for urpaid taxes is now pub! with t of dc, end can be seen on y a avenue. Hig vrae, Urkorm VodeueT, Pm tnt SE tint pe ng oe G0) Smerocmawcm ee -- poyateians in | hose seot{:1 ole beet knows, ‘who not only petlents. but ere r At ati Pocus orncaesesoen oe The ots portions of the Union. rican streams is rendered extre: ietae. In the South and West | North ond Bart to ag nsttnes { pitey cities, ‘where mniammatie {motter’s stomach bitters hav Where fevers aud various onder $4 thelr victims by hundreds. Jes be bite, im render! fiat ee the digestive organs, wad thre iiteet eatin oe of the Heiser Scand Co eer ra as fished with beawh todulge to kn wadue exist ey But tbe hector ist “wnrindene date 26% dy sew ery: Sue who sre aturally ‘Woak, and cause “sege oF Ease been tolttt Miscase ia gare ‘to. dollow, Te. bus err bees found a epeedy ant “serine for, alle tious ‘ectiotion, sad when weed Sates pet permeate et a a it is cbingy wat of Hs toule proportion, Bat Howelier a bilions has achlered ne (iste erg acres maracas Bee Sia citer ciecalive organs, but “pemecay 8 COD: bealthy of of asiure. Ass owe for ain citizens will find in Hosever’s bilters pi Ake arucie they require 11 and qu ‘ale 4 the au petene onitae ef 2 ne eee syeem with & revivil; effect, ) Sispaling that melancholy fenig which ‘end physical iaasituce, and yet whbout Sppetive for drink. Literary men and Been ale will Con we oa 3 * before baving recourse to atimulania that are more dangeras Foe of the best and brightest men who have costacame the glor> i wie country, Sead have bee: eo ser Hi ‘+ euslerio g end reset from antimery gri £4 fom the cup of sorrow to HUST Ex Fa ” STOMACH BATTESS, ip ihe bour cf proatration of spit and cerrona detitty they generally fy to the maddening. ‘to ey sa} poor relict "aaa aubatiiite £0F this: the ‘bealsente eldest fo cldage ere nu and e allrents lent tor je are numerous: tying, Tbe maayority of tao’ bo were, are ihe choos, ot tha weadening effect of years upn thé organs Ooncorned im digestion. A stomech which hss seen too severely tesied by dwences ta epte eantem generally revolis when we attata the eteedy site of fifty, ard ibe chtorzery ‘hat follow ean only be corr ecied by tbe use of eowe active pelpcigals, such aa are contaired in Eoetctivr’a titers mone of the moi Mil nocom pY’sh the deaired ead, without | ‘ render thes: wores than the diseass £0D8 may use the bittera daly aa per dis on the a tu! Wey wil fed io ft atimolant peculiarly ened: cial tus cemaforting declining years, as it is to the palate. iovigeretiog. to ‘the bo \- Jext ag & tonic, and Fréjuvioatiog generally, We have the evidence of thousands 6 pged mon and women who txpectenced the benetit of usicg this preparation while ‘ ws (rom alcmsch deracgements and gcUCrAL debilg a uuder f ices of phy at lang. they bave 8D 4 ferovs droge and fatiz tested the merita of uife articla, If the aged hao a Ceciive voice tp thie maiter, they would plate tetier's Biiiers sinong the gyeateat bicesings medical bac ever conferred up:n the human race A lew words tothe xeutler sex. There are cer:sia periods where thelr oares are fo harresaiog ‘Rat may o! them e.wk uncer the trial. The nalae ‘cu of mi ard child is so absorbizgly tender, that the mother, especially if spo be yourg. ta apt to forget’ her own hea.th tm berextreme anxiety for her tpfant. Ehould the period of maternity arrive during tbe summer ae: the wear of becy and mind ie ge oggrevated. Here, then, la ane- ceealty for a stlmulsct te recuperate tbe energiot of be 8} and enable the mother to supsort ber eatmusting (tale put ate wentof physiciacs because tt agreeable tothetaaty thie certain to give a permaneat of body ation of medical gentlemen is expecially invited to wha: we Dave urged in favcr of the bitters Itis a pride with ue thet thie bas received the warm appr. ‘bret cleas phyeicians in thoce eectiobs of country where been iniroduced. and where its virtues have been tested. We do not follow & bac example, end enter upoa an insave cru- sade against ibe whole { aternity of medical men, in bebelf of 4 universaicurstive. Wi a Cur citizens 0 Nei give tbe bitiers a trial not only because the article has acaleved a Ubiold of repulaticn in other sec ions of tne republic, bi because of the urquestior able benetits that wouid will Lot ister.ere wath say other 6, bus may be taken ameitaneovaly, ard ft wil oven assist the oper: spectics suminisiere by physicians. D the abd exbauning hestof the day, i's always heal sent even as a Leversge, especially when taken w: which tt seema to reutratise ard prevents any bad Gver indulgence in which is wo eften the case ix worm weathe:. ‘The Fise:sbave beer thoroughly tested in the: portions of he eoath, wbare the ean Ras & most BI al Ft é li eg i - 2 att 1 | 3 i Fi 8s may expe aunony bere, wouid derive certain bea ferred toabove to wir acherers ewe fe used. eye ove tw wi aulerers from ca laris, direrbora dyaeciery, indigestion, lors of appetite diseaves Or Cee paar ms Ot the stomech, euperas moss lite pereonemf sedentary occupation and nursing Wilcosenis ibeir own physical wel are by giving to Hostot- ter's Celebrated bterach Mirtera the same trial whicly they have received to other regions ci the Cnt; and aiier such & test we have po fear that they will accord’ the preference ta any otber medicice. Lottetier’s Celetzated Stomach Bitters ave sold by all the principal drogg’ace in New York ard ut the, = BOSTATIEY'S URLYBRATED 8£OMACH BITE For saie ab tbe following wrclesale dr Principal depot in New York, 13 and 15 Park row, Hosteuer’s Ce'ebraced stomach #iters, Bole by Rerves 4 Pork, 13 anad Park row. Hostever’s Celebrated stomach sitters, Eold by Hegewan & Lo., ii Broadway, Hontetien’s Celooratet stomack Bitters, old by B. M. & &. A. Whilock & Co, 13 Beekmaaat, Hoatetter's “e’etrnted Etomach Bitters, bole by Rushtos & Uo , 10 aulor House & 417 Broadway. Hortetter's Celebrated Stomach bitere, Bold by A Benlnger & ‘0, 92uad 94 Liverty street, Hosteter’s Celebra et Stomech fitters, Bold by F.C. Wels & Co., 1:0 Franklin etreet, Hostevier's C ved ptemaca Biter, rome aig by W824. lone & Co. 118 Fulton street, joate ter'a Lelebreied ptomach miners, Bolt by &. ‘ner & Mower, 15 Beekman etrette Y ach Bitiers Oo, 215 Fulton street, Juterg, roate Seng, bY EAU, Dizon & Co , 149 Chambers stress. Zostelier’a Celeor ied toms 8, Fold by =. B & D. Sands & Co, cor. Pultom& Wiliines ats, Hostetter’ Celebraicd Stomach Briers, Boid by Wheelor & Hart, 20 Reekman street. Mier a Celebrated biomach bitters, told by MC. Mareh & Son, 150 ureenwich street, ter's Celebrates Stomaca Bitiers, fold by Cart & trang, 83 Water street Hceteter’s Cele brated Stomach 's Celebrates stomach Citters, fod by Hell buckle & Uo , 216 Greenwich mract, Hoatetter's Celebrated Stemach M m3 fea & Hoag aid, 63 Pearl airaet, tere. Sc ale & Bobbin Greenwich areet, Hoosetieriat waStemack titers, Sol bu F Iriope aren Hotter Geishratea Soraach sitters, ner , ledrated * tomach (sitters Jd by Hurral, Risley & Kitchen, cor. Barclay & Greqn- Stomach Bitters, y Di & vioflore, 69 Beekman street, Eostetter's Celebrated stomach Bitiers, Hold by 6. & Van Luzer & Uo, 198 Greenwich stregt Hostetter’a Celebrated Stomach bitters, Pold by Pv. Urvis, cass drog store, 139 Maiden lame. Hoatetter's Celebratec Sicmach Siters, Sold by B. a. Fabrensicck, Hall & Co,, 51 Oli street. Hostetter a Celebrated stomach iitters, Bold by H. K Bardock, 59 Beekman street. Hostevier's celebraied Siowsch bitters, old by Joa #.1r tppe, 7! Warren sireet, Bostetier's Celebrated piomuch Bitters, Fold by W. Thayer, 319 Pear! street, Hosteier's Oslebraed Stomach Sitters, Bold by A. Mott, 28 Falton street. Eicatetter'a Celebrated Btomach Bitters, bold by JK, Ingerec'?, 34 Beekmsn straet, braied © wow! biters, ie Si caw Bia Crreuwichatroet ° Te itaecy Co, 160 Greeawich street, "a Coie! ‘Stomach Bitters, " bold by drugee'a ibrovghout the world, Sold and maauiactured Dy HUSTATTES & SMITH, Pies burg, Pers. ex's Celetra (wlohe, LONG, Yubuabers’ agents, 21 and 23 ann street, 5) CENTS ONLY FOR LARGB BOTTLES OF THE PI- at) loregencrator, the bes) bar restorer now in use. Tobe bad only at C. W. EMYTH'S, 204) Seventh avenue; nleo the ane eapariia 2nd wild sherry root beer for purifying the blood and cooling the symem. Uniy four cents per quart. ee ZOO SEAR DATE COATS s1, UeTaL PRICE 200 white dnek cuss Reduced ‘one hatt. Bergaian! Seliew of to clowe the eeagoa, AMmense stock at it price. Goods must be sold. No humbag. OAK PALL, 84 aud6 Fulun etreet, ard 45, 47 and 49 Cold, 1.00 HOO MARERRLES COATS, $2 USUAL PRICK 84. ‘500 Italian cloth coats, al! coders. Less than com. 0. MARSEILLES VESTS, 80 70 75 CENTS. USUAL 2.007 fine Mareeilion vevta, Balt price. 1 OOO RRs se Parse 835. vavas rere “how due eummer pants, Lege thea 20h, LINEN DUSTERS, $1 25. UB Gat, Pace 24, 1,000 a'paca coats, ai colors. Half price.