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a eleven hundred and fifty dol Dburgiars succeeded in toukiog their we 0MPe, after a severe struggle with Mr. Jones, on whom thoy OePPed @ pistol and drew a knife, They had packed up all to.” Lipo sty: 1m tie house, but owing to the determined resim'**°° Of Mr. Jon, they were compelled to retreat with only & P™ tion of their booty, Mr. Jones narrowly cpenpod with i:'¢ Life. Destructive Fire at Portiand, Me. Poxtianp, July 20, 1859. Lost night the machine shop of Mr. Geo. Hall, on Fore atrost, hoad of Franklin wharf, was completely dostroyod by fire, together with the last factory of Mr. Moore, the Diackemin sbop of stephen Noyes, the cooper shop of ‘George MoLellan, and a considerable quantity of lumber, Loss of the Steamer Return. Memrais, Tenn , July 20, 1859. “The steamer Roturn, a White river packet, sunk at Du: wall’s wharf on Wodnesday. Loss $10,060; uninsured ‘No lives wore lost. The Southern Pacific Ratlroad. Loursviix, Ky. ,J uly 20, 1859. President Fowlkes, with $50,000 to pay the first instal ‘ment on the stock of the Southern Pacific Railrcad, lef ‘to day for Marshall, Texas, New Cotton Coming to Market. New Ontxays, July 28, 1869, Two bales of cotton of the vow crop were received here yestorday from Texas. Last year the first of the ‘mew crop was received on the 25th, also from Texas. Mariets. Nuw Onieaxs, July 29, 1969. Cotton firm. Sales today 1,000 bales: middling, 120. * Floor ii! Toes at $4 50. steady: mixed, $115 4 +$1 20. pork, $15 26. New Ontxaxs, July 29, 1859. The sales of cotton to-day wore 500 bales, at 110. for midcling. Sales of the week 13,500 bales. Reoerpts of the week 80 bales, agains; 2,700 in the same time last oar, Exports of tho weck 7,00 bales. Total exports to te 1,600,000 bales. Incroasnd receip's at, this port 100,000'baloe.; do. at ‘all the ports 600,000 bales. Stock 26,000 Dales.’ Coffee—Prime quoted at 1130. a llc. Sales of the week 6,560 bags. Mosmz, July 29, 1859. Cotton sales upimportant; middling nominal at 1130. Bales o! the week 7,5.0 bales; receipts 470 bal:s, agaiast 370 in same time last year. lIocreased receipts at this port 164,525 bales. Stock 25,525, Freights to Liverpool 349.; to Bavre 1 cent. Savannan, July 23, 1859. Cotton—Saies of the week 290 buies, the market closi pec. higher thac last week. Receipts of the week 3808 Stork 18,000 bales. Cuartestox, July 28, 1869. ‘The sales of cotton for the week ure 1,000 bales; there ‘gre more buyers than aeliers at the close. Receipts for the week 2,6C0 baies. Tho oxtreme ravgo of prices 18 *9%e al8c. Stock 12,500 bates. Rice dali and 13, lower. Exchange on London 34. per cent premium. Freights to Liverpoo! 5-163. Puitapetrura, July 28, 1859. Flour dull and selling at $5.2 $560 Wheatduil. Corn aire, dal; yellow, 8Cc. Oats drooping. Whiskey dull aL Arnany, Jaly 29—1 P. M Flour steady; demand movorate for the rivor trade. Woeat—Tne only sale reported x Dbushola white Michigan on private termi les ‘were made of the same quality yesterday at $115. Co-n dull and heavy; rales Westera mixed, in lots, at 79c, Oats heavy; sellers press tae market; sales 8,000 bushels Canada East at 40c., weight, avd 4!c for Slate, woight. Whiskey—Sales 160 bbis. at 26c. per gallon. Burraro, July 20—$ P. M. Flour in feir demand; market firmor: sa'es 1,600 bbls. at $4 for good exira Siate from sorimg wheat: $5 a $5.25 for fair to geod extra Michigan, Indiana and Onto; $5 60, $5.76.a $6 for double extras. Wheat firmer, but quiet; stantard spring advanced 25. a 4c.; sales 6,000 bushels at 660. 67c.; 6,000 bnshels mixed red prime now white Kentucky, partiy bagged, at $. 33a $1 35. Corn quiet and lower; sales 8,000 bushe! warm [linois at 67c.; 3,000 bushels No. 1do. at 70c. ciosing dull with no buy- ors above 68c. Oats, barley ard rye quiet. Sales of 100 bbls. whiskey at 24340. Imports, 2,000pbbla.tiour, 8,000 ‘bushels wheat, 32,000 bushelscorn. Exports 6,600 bois. flour, 7400 bushels wheat, 3,700 bushels cora, 14,000 ‘oats Burvato, Joly 20—1 P. M. Flour in fair home and interior demand, and market without change: eales of 1,300 bbls. Wheat firmer but quiet; standard spring has advanced 2c. a 4c., ‘with gales of 6,000 bushels at #50. 2675. Nothing af im- portance doing in winter. Corn quiet, and a shade easier: sales of 3,000 bushels No. 1 Illinois at 70c ; holders at the close demanded 70c., buyers‘offering 69c. Other kinds of = quiet. Whiskey—Salcs of 100 bbls. at 2430. Canal eighte—9c. on corn. 10c. on wheat, and 85c. on flour to ‘New York. Lake importe—1,000 bbig. flour, 7,000 buehelo wheat, 31,000 do. corn. al exporta—12,000 bushels wheat, 87,000 do. corn, 14,000 do. oats. ‘Oswxco, July 29, 1859, Flour dull, but in price Wheat in’ limited Sege sping at 600, "Oern iulet, Froigate uuchanged. epring 4 qui u Tmporte—*4,000 bushels wheat, 4,100 §bushels corn. Ex- perts— 2,300 bushels wheat, 1. bi corn. ‘Grxcexnatt, July 29, 1859. Flour drooping. ales at $4 80 0 $5 00 for superdae, ee = Erovisions generally unchanged. Mess pork $16 50, Bires in the City. SERIOUS PIRE IN WATER STREET—LOSS ABOUT $50,000. About four o’clock yesterday afternoon a fire broke out 4m the bottiing cellar of James Murphy, 107 Water street, *@wing to the combustible character of the materials in the cellar the fire spread with grent rapidity, and ina few momenta enveloped it in flames. The alarm of fire was promptly given, and the firemen quickly at the premises but in spite of their exertions the flames gained headway and extended into the first floor, and then throughout the -entire building. The fire was not extinguished until the whole peck the building were deatroyed. Mr. Mar- phy’s loes will be about $1,500; insured for $2,000. The ‘Other four floors of the building were occupied by Andre & Brothers, dealers in segars and tobacco, Their will probabty exceed $25,000. There is an insurance on the atock 0 $20,CC0 in the Everett, Phoonix, Washington, Rut- rs, Merchants’ and Excelsior Insurance Companies. foie & Brother had about $6,000 worth of tobacco in the Duliding on storage; said to be insured for $3,000. The building is owned by J. D. Phenix. It is damaged about $4,(00, and is ingured for $8,000 in the Bowery Insurance Company. There will also be some damage by water apd suieke to the promises No. 105 Water street Occupied by Yeaton & Higgins as a storage store; and alzo on No. 109, eccupied by Hawthorne, Morris & Co., dealers in butter, cheese, &. The fire, it said, originated accidentally, by some of the workmen in Mr. Murphy’s employ dropping a light with which they were oer ee rogin Cor ly on the 0. 1 Company were prom) ground with their Seautifal team fro" engine, and rendered efficient service, throwing continuous streams of water through 1 ove marter inch nozzle. The way in ‘which she was mai ‘ Mr. Jobn A. Cregier, Assistant Eogineer, who had charge 9° the fire, managed the affair with great and thus prevented the fie from spreading to wg buildings. FIRE IN THE BOWERY. Between seven and eight o’clock on Thursday evening a «fire occurred in the show window of the dry goods store No. 262 Bowery, owned by W. R. Roberts, The flames ‘were quick!y extinguished by pulling the goods down, but Tot, bowever. until damage to the amount of about $1,000 ‘was done. Mr. Roberts burned his haud badly in trying to extinguish the fire. The stock is insured for $10,100 in the following compacies:—Safeganrd, $1,500; Peter Cooper, $2,000; Jereey City, $2,160; Brooklyn, $2,150, and Fire- men’s Fund, $2.8C0, The bullding is damaged about $50. FIRE IN DOWNING STREET. About three o'clock on Friday afternoon a fire occurred in the organ manufactory of W. H. Davis—a three story brick building in rear of No. 40 Downing street. The fomes spread rapidly, and before the fire was extinguished «tbe stock and building wes damaged about $4, ‘No ‘The fire was ‘by some children while FIRE IN LISPENARD STRERT—A HORSE BURNED TO DBATH. Between eleven and twelve o’clock yesterday forenoon a ‘fire occurred in a table at No 2 Lispevard st. The flames spread with such rapidity that thoso earliest at the stable ‘wore unable to extricate tho horse The poor animal was ‘burned to death and the stable demolished. The horse bo- longed to A Klattenhoff, grocer, at No. 1 Lispenard-street, corner of West Broadway, and was valued by him at $200. ‘The origin of the fire will be a matter for the Fire warehal. ‘Some say it occurred from a charcoal furnace, and others ‘allege it tcok place from children playing with matches. Brooklyn City News. Camrnsxe Factory Destrovep sy Fire.—Yesterday, about noon, a fire broke out in the camphene manufactory cof Meesrs. Farran & Fa'lam, No. 36 Furman street, “The place was filed with turpen‘ine, rosin and other in- ‘iammable substances, which caused the fire to spread rapidly, ond originated a dense biack volume of smok» and flame, which was visible ot a great distance. Th ferry boat Metropolis rounded to, but drew off again with. ‘ent baving occasion to play upon the fire. The elty en- eines suppressed the flames in a comparatively short Fv Of time, but not until the coutents were destroyed. fire originated from a kettle of varnish which over- Dolled. Thia is the second time this establish has been destroyed within a year. The loss is $4,000, upon which ‘there is no insurance. A small hougo on the hoights was dameged atout $60. Unknown Man Founp Drowxen.—The body of a man, ‘who had evidently been in the water for some weeks, was Picked up at the foot of Little street yesterday. He was about five feet seven inches in height, dressed in bine coat with brass satinet pantaloons, Seams: buttons, strap about tho waist, check shirt, and coarse shoes. The ‘body was removed to the dead house to enable parties to ‘at it for the purpose of identification. ‘MrsaING.—Ceptain Charles Campbell, of the schooner Fanny, lying at Baxter’s wharf, has beon missing from ‘his vesse! since between one and two o'clock on Wednes- day morning. He had just returned from a visit to hi: family in Frankfort, Me., and was been to enter the cabin abou! bem nm abovo named. His Soya oe cx: tary and & gold waieh, Too THE KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, Atal ty Almost a Fight—Business of the Conven- Yon, do. OUR KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE. Convantion Hatt, Wyanpor, Kansas, July 20, 1369. } Quite on excitement was caused this afternoon after the Convention adjourned, by an attempt to get up a personal xencontre on the part of Dr. Bennett, one of the demosratis delegates elect from Wyandot oounty, whom the Con- vention decided they could not admit exoept to honorary seats. Mr, 8, 0, Thatcher, one of the editors of the Law- rence Republican, and # leading member of the majority, was atanding in front of the hall building, when Dr. Ben- ‘nett, armed with a revolver and @ cane, advanced towards him, demanding if his name was Thatcher. Mr. T. repliet affirmatively, and Bennett, stepping backwards, called him ‘‘coward,’”’ “liar,’’ “scoundrel,” haying reference to some action of Mr. Thatcher in Convention. Mr. T. took no notice whatever of the words of Bennett, who after a fom minntae Fo68 o, a Cause sierrns motion mado im Convention yesterday. By a vote of the republican delegations, the two delegates elect from W; iuvited to seats on the floor, with the privilege of partici- pation in the debate. A week passed, and the claimants Sane SPO Jeera, morning Dr. papal question of privilege, asking permission to give his rea- sons for declining the offer of the Convention. Ho was GeiEiieat meake Sin speech aad oftee Nis pecans; but as of the republicans, in- tended for political capital, and fall of partisan terms uscd im the severest genec, when he got through, Mr. Kingman bag and asserted that the . Thatcher then moved that of Brown county, cbarge was vile and false. tack, Mr. Wrigley Kipgman’s speech (dem); of, Doniphan, Mr. Kingman e ) a8 rose, ard much excited, ad- seed the mover, with « Reject my remarks— ou say false, sir Do you mean that what I said wasfals?’ The Presicent interfered, and so the matier dropped. The vote ly whicn the was rejected was a strictly party one, being 34 to 16. Several reports were passed upon during the Inst two days. The article on Executive was adopted to-day. It provides for Goverzor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney Geceral, and Su- perintendent of Public jon. y are © be elected fortwo years. The other provisions are aimilar to most constitutions, #n apimated debate occurred on the Homeatead article. The following was acop‘ed this morning :— A bomestead to the extent of one hundred and sixty acres of farming laud, or of one acre within the !imits cf eny incor} town or city, occup'ed a4 a rexidonce by ‘the family of the owner, er with ali improvements on the same, which sball not be abenated except by joint congent of husband and wife, where such relation extsts, end shall be exempt from tale, except for payment of ome, Se purchase money, or on a lien given by husband and wife, ‘The article on finance contained provisions limiting the Stateaebt to $1,000,000, and prohibiting the 3tate from being a party to schemes of internal improvement The iteue on the question of submitting to the people a Proposition for excluding tho negroes some of the republi- cans aze desirous cf meeting; but a mujorityof that party are opposed to tho agitation of this question, Tac democrats are desirous ef having the question brougnt into the canvass, go that in stropg western commanitice they may use it to carry the Legislature. There will be f#ome fun cn this question yet. Coxvention Hatt, Wyanpor, Kansag, July 22, 1859. } Proceedings of the Convention—Boundary—The State Cxpi tal—Charges of Bribery—Ordinance, dc. dc, The question of boundary came up again this morning, on @ motion of Mr. McDowell, (dem.) of Leavenworth, that the Convention memorialize Congress to annox to Kangas that portion lying south cf the Platte river west ward to the twenty-third meridian of wes: longitude, Ap animated debate occurred, which was participated in by ‘Messrs. Stinton, McDowell (dem.), of Leavenworth, and Mr. Houston (rep.), of Riley, affirmatively, and Messrs. Blood and Thatcher, of Douglas, and Griffiths, of Bourbon (reps), in the negative. The motionfon memorial was laid on the table by a vote of 29 to 20, Several attempts ‘were then made to get an informal ballot for the purpose Of locating the temporary capital. This question nas beca, next to the claims, the main gource of !og rolling by the third house, Fence and Topeka are the principal points secking the loca- Mr. Taatcuer (rep.), of Douglas, moved that the loca- tion of a bg yes ital be submitted to a vote of the People, and the town having the highest vote to be the selected. This would give the location either to BY amwenth ‘ar Tam-anan, ae aith them would obtain a plarality of votes. Ualuews tne the Convention should ballot until three places had the highest votes, then submit those three points to the peo ple for their selection, An excited debate resulted, and charges of “fraud” were bandied about. The whole sub- ject was laid on the table. Mr. Parks (dem.), of Leavenworth, then submitted a preamble and resolution to the effect that it was charged ‘that bribes had been offered to secure votes for the capi- tal |, and that a committee cf five be appointed to arvin gation, Some rich Jovelopomeats are taking place, ‘are in session. rich developements are . Members have sworn that lots in Lawrence have of- fe their votes; others have sworn that have been offered land and money by lobby agents for the pur. pose of securing their votesand influence in favor of the annexation of ith Nebrasks. Woatthe result will be cannot be known, but neither party’s skirts are clear from the charge.’ Those things have been charged #0 of. ten on conventions and Legislatures in Kaneas that, if proved sgaipst any member of this body, it seoms hkely an example will be made for the purpose of vindicatiag ‘the Convention and parties from the cry of corruption. ‘The report will be made in the morning without doubt. ‘The ordinance to the new constitution has been passed upon. It contains the following provisions, asking of Con- Sections 16 and 32 of every township in the State, in. cluding Indian reservations and trust lands; and wuere already appropriated, other contiguous lands, for the use of common schools, Seventy-two sections for a Stato University. All swamp lands, forthe use of common schools. (As there ts no land of this kind in Kaneas, the clause is not of much use } Thirty-six sections for the erection of public buildings, and seventy-two sections for the use of the charitable and benevolent institutions. the five per cent of the sale of public lands; the salt springs, not exceeding twelve, with six seciions of land adjacent, and all the mines discovered in tho State, to- gether with the lands necessary to theie occupation, t0 be eet aside for public improvoments; also tae five huadred gree ted appropriated by Congrees, under the act of . 6, 1841. railroads and internal improvements, two hundred townships of lund to be grantes the Siate. ‘The number of acres asked for, irrespective of the’ echool sections, mineral lands, &c , amounts to 5,126,000. ‘When the report of the Committees on Public Debt comes up there will be, probably, a memorial drafted, to be sont to Congrees, asking for.ao approprintion of land for the Meh ipad of paying the awards made by the Claim Com 5) ers. . ‘The following section was adopted in the article on ‘Mis: cellancous”’ reiative to the protection of woman’s property nt — "Ihe General Aszembly shall provide by law for the pro tection of the rights of women, married and single, in the acquiring and posseesing of property, reel, personal and mixed, separate and from the husband or other per- son, and aball aiac provide for the equal rights of women in the protection, with the husband, of thoir children during their minority ; ‘also sball provide for the security of a homestead, which, without the consent of the wife, ‘she cannot bo divested of. Coroners’ Inquests. Founp Drowsep.—Henry P. Shung, a native of France, aged 45 years, who has been missing from his home sinte Tuesday, was found drowned in the North river yesterday, near pier 19. It is supposed that deceased fell overboard when intoxicated, for when last-seen alive he was consti- derably under the influence of liquor. Corouer Jackman held an-inquest upon the body. John Prince, s lad about seven yoars old, was found drowned in the Fulton market slip yeaterday. ‘Coro- ner Jackman keld an inquest on the body, when it ap- chee ‘that deceased was in the habit of playing on tne h cars belonging to the market men, it is supposed that be accidentally fell overboard while thus amusing bimeelf. Verdict—Death by drowning.”’ The body of an unknown man, about 30 years of age, was found drowned at pier 27 © river. Deceased was about five feet seven inches ia height, had sandy hair, but no whiskers, He was respectably attired in a black frock cont, dark cussimere pants, white linen shirt, blue under, id calf skin boote. In his possession was found twelve cents, a bad penny and a penknife. Deceased hat ‘been in the water about a week. Coroner Jackman held — inquest upon the body. Verdict—‘+ Death by drown- Ing. KILiep BY Biastixc Rocxs.—James Condon, an old man aged eighty, @ nativo of Ireland, was taken to Balleyue Hospitai on’ Thursday, having been seriously iojared in Fifty-pinth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, by the biasting of rocks. He bad gone there with his gon’« dinner, who was at work there, and while he and abou twe others were enjoying their noon-day mea!, a shower of stones was thrown among them, the largest 0’ which struck the old man upon tue log, inilieting such se- rious wounds that he died at 3 o'clock yesterday morning ‘The Coroner bas been notified. Military. RESIGNATION OF COLONEL JAMES R. RYAN, From the following brigade order tesued by Brigadior General Ewen, it will be seen that Colonel James R. Ryan, of the Sixty-ninth regiment, bas resigned bis commision: BRIGADE ORDERS, New Ride abs 29, tei Brigadier General Ewen has accepted the resignation Colonel James R. Ryan, of the Sixty-ninth regiment, Fourth Brigade, First division, of the State of New York, on and after the 10th proxiino, and ihe is this owa request, honorably discha: ro" after sald date. é JOHN EWES, Brigadier General. ‘This intelligence will be received with regret by many members of the division, and especially those who wero intimately acquainted with the exertions put forth by the Colonel to advance all the interests of the regiment, and in which he has bees eminently successful. There will be a meeting of the rank and file of the rogimont on Wed- next at the Division armory in reiation to veption (oe a ia y haa but $10 in bis in, The supposition is that he fell —— ab ‘this matter. They intend to viait tho Colonel in a body the day before the reeigoation goes into effect, of the Twenty wee Wm. McConnell, of the Seven- wore ent. Jackson McE'mell, Engineer Unit jured bimself so badly that ho is not expected to live. oA Dr. aitace Henry trovel 1s riisle is no som of the is Presentfor one of the first houses of our city. inaer dent page Fon wise eae Bie teemed physician evenirg will conclude the regular dramatic season. capital bill is announced, and the affair‘ls for the benefit of Mr. B. A. Baker, who has been connected with the city theatres in various capacities for many years. Mr Edwin Booth will pay Iago to Mr. Eddy’s Othello. * NEW YORK FERALD, S Metropolitan Police Commim ners. DISMISSAL OF DR. IVK3—rKOMOTIONS: ETO. day :— New York, July 20, 1869. Commies: _ Sin—Mr, Isaac H. Bailoy,a member of ‘our Board, ferred charges against me asa Sorgeon Poilse tor Rot conclusive. embarrassment in respect to the question of hereby admit and avow that I am amember of the 10- Hoan of the Twenty second ward. Ent in- ing very decited political sentiments, I have deemed it wy duty as a citizen and taxpayer toenroll my game with the republicans of the ward in whict I reside thas I may have a voice im the selection of suitabie cendidates to re- ceive my suffrages, not merely for werd officers, bet also for city, county, State and nationat Taw soribe myself, ' JOHN IVES, M. D., Surgeon of Police. ‘The Board dismissed Dr. Ives from the Department by ‘8 vote of four to three, Mayors Tiemann and Powell, and” Meners. Bailey and Ullsbeeffer voting for the dismissal, and Mesars. Stillman, Bowen and Stranaban against it. Dr. Ives stated to the reporters that he should appeal the case, if necessary, to the Court of Appeals. Tho Combaissioncrs sald, however, that their deceion is final, ‘The Board appointed Sergeant Seaman, of tho Twenty: sixth precinct, to ewig” in place of Waterbury, deceased, and promoted C. M. Brackett, of the Twenty sixth; 8.'W. Hastings, of the Sixteenth; J M. Flandresa, sergeants, The specia! patro’men under the charge of hs Ganeoal Gapertonoes ‘in Samuel Carpenter, of the Sixteenth ct, sabed to be Talled Troms duty anal toe meat at wed. He alleges that his Cy and the barre eee there conspiracy inet im, and asserte putation of the year, and that bis visite there wero strictly confines t business matters. PROTECTION FOR STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS, Genoral Superinterdent Ptilebury bas tseued an order to bis deputy as follows :—‘I have detailed Serjeant James N. Croft, of the Tenth precinct, for the purpose of pro- pee ai and travellers at tho various steamboat nie - _ vVigitance and cnergy. You will accompany Sergeant Croft to those piaces which are to come under his care and supervision, and make such inquiry and examination as will epable me to convenience and security of the travellin The maprer in which this very iw; it branch of our Ger vice 18 at “present conducted is, no means creditable; and {tis duo tothe public aa well a8 to the character of the Departmentithat a step such as I jp landings, and railway stations, by seeing that thote localitios perform thelr duty with adopt the best possible moans for the community, am sorry to say, b; houla be taken to remedy the evil. I shall ro- Propose quire Sergeant Croft to report ¥" omy through you. PILLSBURY, General Superintendent of Police.’” City Intelligence. ‘Tar Boxe Borne anp BoG Nvisance.—City Inspector Delavan has begun a work, for which, when it shail be ac- complished, he will be entitled to the commendations of the public at large. bog nuisances in this city. These establishments have been for several years the terrorfof the respectable real: dents of the upper part of our city, owing to the pesti We refer to the bono boiling and lential vapors emitted therefrom, thereby endangering the public health. For the energetic steps Mr. Dela bas instituted for the riddi 4 ta ish. ments, he bas incurred the roomy of hows establish. ure of a clique of bouse politicians, who, having a desire for thee tlaeion: to office, are apprebensive that, with the lows of the hog who wili be obliged to move out of the district, il lose & mujority of votes. The City Inspec- tor, however, has marked out his line of duty, and the ling ef the fellows will not disturb his ¢quilibriam in the least. Next week he intends to rid sevoral other focalities in the city of the hog and offal nuisance. It wiil {eke atleast one mocth before he can thoroughly break them up. SreamrvG Burnep.—The steamtug Minnie, of this city, took fire yestergay morning while in Fiushing Bay, where ebe bad gone for a vessel. The steamboat Enoch Doan went to ber assistance, and by means of her steam pump put out the fire, but not until the Minnie was nearly destroyed. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. . Navy Yarv, Brooxtyy, July 29, 1859 In your paper of to-day there a} rs a statement that States Navy, had in- Plesso contradict the report, as he is but siightiy bruised, Very wey gees AN S. ALBERT, Engineer U. 8. Navy. The Arrest of Henry Karples, TO THE EDITOR OF RHE HERALD. In your issue of the 29th instant you copy an article, lew York caught in Canada.”’ As a friend to jer—a well known and respected citizen of this yw me to state that tbe Henry Karples mentioned Doctor, whose son rain name of one of our most es 8. MAX GOLDBACHER, 98 Fulton street, Nmro’s Garpgn.—The performances at this house this A ‘The New York Weekly Herald. HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR— TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED AT VILLAFRANCA— MAP OF THN FAMOUS QUADRANGLE—NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, OREGON, FRASER RIVER, CENTRAL AWEKICA, NEW GRANADA, THE SOUL PACIFIC, VENEZUELA, MEXICO, OUBA, WEST INDIES, RTC.—AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON—LOCAL AND MIS- CBLLANBOUS NEW8—LATEST INTBLLIGENCE—MAB- KETS, ETO. ‘The Wexxtr Beaty will be published at ten o'clock this morning. Its contents will embrace, among other things, the following:—Highly Important from the Seat of War—A Treaty of Peace Signed at Villafranca July ll, 1859-New Italian Confederation Pope Pius the Ninth Nominally at the Head—Lombardy Ceded to Sardinia—The £mparor of Aue- tria to be King of Venetia—Ordera of the Day of the Two Em- peFors—Sheir Reasons for the Tresty—Map of the Famous Quadrangle, showing the Position of the Belligeren: armies when Peace was Concluded, &c.; History of the War—Resume of Kvents from the 29th of Aprilrwhen the Austrian army Croseed the Ticino, to the lta of July when the Tresty of Peace was Signed at from California, Oregon and Fraser River; News from Cen- tral America—Transit Affairs in Nicaragua—Return of Senor Jerez from the United States—Belly’s Grant to Come up {a Congress—S'r Gore Ouseley in Costa Eica—Disturbances in Guatemale—san Salvador Quiet, &o ; News from the South Paoific- Message of the President of Obile to the Legisla‘ure— Warto be Declired by Peru Against Kcusdor—Bolivia also ‘Threatened—The Late Revolutions, 4c ; News from New Granada—A Great Gold Excitement at Obiriqui—The [ndian Cemeteries full of Gold, &c; Important from Mexico Wafranca, &c.; Nine Days Later Mai’s News from Cuba, the West Indies, &¢; important from Veneruela—Anarchy in the Repudiic—Artival of General Paez at Philadelphia, &c.; ington; Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials on Lead ing Topica of the Bay; Financial, Commercial, Religious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; Weekly Be view of the Ni x Oountry Produce at Affairs ia Wash- fork Gattle Market; Betail Prices of Washington Market; together with » large variety of interesting local and miscellaneous tems, ‘Single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing, can be had a: the counter. Price aix cents. ‘The mails for Kurope, by the steamship Ariel, wil! close st the Post Office at half-past ten o’clock this morning. The ‘Waaxiy Hanan will be ready in time for mailing. & Co.’s Lotteries. Dstawars, Extra C1488 No All, Jury 29, 1859. 60, 74, 28, 57, 37, 15, 44, 49, 29, 70, 46, 30, 26. Detawanrg, Crass No. 412, Jury 29, 1850. 60, 63, 41, 56, 64, 68, 9, G1, 30; 51, 24, 72, 40, 55. GLA, CLass No 409, Jour 29. 1869, 44, 3, 65, 48, 16, 55, 2, 45, 49, 22, 64, 58, 70. Grorais, Crass No, 410, Burra, Jury 29, 1859, 49, 70, 69, 43, 78, 36, 37, 11, 77, 74, 68, 58. WOOD, EDDY & OO., Wilmington, Del. pied arp tel pe ter et rete : 5 acau- Sons" Gait soon, te 500, wall good panne wey, under Barnum’s Museum. Custom Made Linen Drawers, all sizes, at icCLAUGHLIN'S shirt warebouse, corner of Greenwich and jurray streets, French Imported Boots and Shoes, per steamer. GENS F@BRIG, bootmaker, 81 Nassau street, between in and Fulton. Moody’s Perfect Fitting Shirts.—962 Broad- way. Brady's has Removed from 359 Broadway to 668 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Pho tographs, daguerrectypes and ambrot) pes. Amusements for the le to get their Hikevestes taken for 25 centa at rocky Tew gallery, the largest inthe clty. 691 Broadway. Fost Een, Ptr, » mae, Diy FOWLER & WELLS S06 Brondway. One Dollar Only bt rg a for a oF eaaons on On EP RERGEE & OO., 456 Broadway. Fibewo wouchines axe 22- vo Sotag moro work, 224 eorning LY MACHINES, {5,89 sat he a aes a” ‘The following letter was received by the Boars Jester Tuomas B. Sriuuman, Eeq., Preaident of the Board of Police Pree & member of tbe Republican Central Jommities aud of the ‘Twenty-second Ward Repub'ican Aesoviatioa. For thes9 offences I was tried ou the 22d inst. , but the deciaion of Jour Board bes not been rendered. I waderstand that tbe pote my membership of the organizations referred to Tu order to free the Bourd from - Proof, Coxpox.—On Friday, July 20, ATURDAY, JULY 30, ‘The Drawings of tha Oonsolidates 7g no alata Vouuty and 7 FRAYOS, BROADBENTS & 09., Managua. Besser Coorre—Ccass Mo, 107, JuLY 39, 1898. 23, 39, 30, 6.', 41, 57, 29, 69, 24, 58, 16, 38, 76, Conso.iparen LOmaRY O19 No 88, JoLY 29, 185%. 4, 31, 35, 45, 59, 67, 63, 47, 3, 36, 22, 9, 11, 28. Witwers our bands, to $000, rare, + day, tbe 19h dey of aly se nes Dower, Ahle Fik Sous B Sate ta BROAY #00, ‘Witmiagioa, Delaware. Manly at Chess Crewds D' Baseford’s biltera i and eberarooms, 149 wim street. tables and Weed’s Patent Famii: wing Mew style. Price 350. ttee 4 Broan way. are meres fulmmander Sates Wite Patent powder 4 apc cross bars. wo proof parlor estes. De street, corner todos Diace, diormerly Ko. 17l Foss! eureet) a:b M. PATRIOK. Peery ‘avo! One Doliar the TattaNcon a Wo. 1 or 216 Greea- Kownd Hil Water Cure and Hotel, Nor thampton, Mass—No place within six hours of New York Eons and tttse comforia "At Sod "8814 S204 sosommoda H, HALSTED, M. B., Proprietor. chon, at CEE wich atceet. George’s fiir Dye—Thisty.seven Cents, cbeapes: and beat Grand streets sian heen Bair—its Diseases, Fall, Changs of Color, 4 i SE dermbelianmest, uoated oacet by A GBANDIEAM, Barchelory Hair Dye, Wigs aud foapess— ‘The best in ibe Barry's Tricopherous ts the Acet and Cheay- ‘est article fnr » SEs and roving the tain, “Ladies try he” Sola bY Gl arcg Kennedy's Medics! to cure scromin, The Keet Spring Red lv Mxtetence--fiowss Millpuo, ei from $6 090 at ta Breagwey” Cali and eee it Rapture Cured telua, supporters abd wh New York. ° ip the 4 retail. and the ‘vately applied, at Ni G aetor House. la Hul, Ivimitable Hair Cutter.—Dye 50 centa, black or brown. Depot No. 1 Barclay street. Also sold st 399 Broadway. PPh rea auntment Hot the slightest ger is incurred in ‘he rapid care of piles by this tion “Itmever “arives ia” inflammation or “stopresice” iret tation, bet ‘ennihilates them to the very roots. at 30 Maiden oe Campbell, Chemist and, Apothecary, corner avenue and Twenty eighth sireet, Pr drugs, medicines ana pei fum y. baadee airs Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elestic Stock- ings, belts, bandages and Dr. GLOVER’s new lever truss. No. 4 Ann street. a error mec eee Married. Brows—Taver —In Brookiyn, on Thursday, July 21, by the Rev. Bevjamin Cutler, of St. Aun’s church, Lieut. M. Brows, U. 8. eervice, to Buza A., daughier of tne tate Capt 'm. B. Taber, of 8t. Johns, N. B. orth Carolina papers piesss copy. Bicx1ow—Uann.—In Boston, July 3, 1859, by the Rev. Rollin H. Neale, Jonn P. BickLow, to Miss Mékia S Cann, both of New York. Bovpsy—Prrri.—In Brooklyn, o2 Wedresday, July 27, by the Rev. Dr. Pise, Jopn E. Bounen, to Jean B., young: eat daughter of the late W. W. Petrie, formerly merchant of New York. Bit—Grasworp —On Wednesday, July 20, at the resi dence of the bride’s brother, in Port Chester, oy the Rev. wr. Yarrington Mr, Warren S. Hit, to Migs Joseruixe M. PMP sac—At Cornwall, Orengs as, Thureday evening, July 28, by Gilbers Tompkins, Jr, veh tice of the Pesce, Mr. Evwamp Tispatt, to Miss Carmazing Died. BRUGGEMANN.—On Friday, July 20, Fern. Brvcasmaxy, oy C. F. Broggemann, aged 2 years, 3 months and 29 @ relatives and friends of the raumy are respantfyi}; invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, Rt two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 41 Greeawiwh James Coxpon, years, a native of the county of Limerick, Irciand. The friends, and those of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at na f vast two 0’ , from his late residence, No. 220 West Forty third street, between Eiguth and Minth avenues. Limerick and Glaegow papers pleass copy. Daty.—Suddenly, on Thursday morning, July 28, Eutxx, wife of Matthew Daly. ‘The friends of the family, and of her brothers Andrew, Jobn and Cornelius Fitzsimmons, are requested to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clock, from her late residence, No. 12) East fwenty-second street, Guecory.—On Friday morning, Jul, 29, after a lpger- ing illness, SARam Gruconr, eldest daughter of Mrs. bliza- ‘beth Gregory, aged 26 years, 9 monws and 3 days. ‘Sho bas pasted away in the beauty aod glory of youth to the ar ‘merciful Saviour, in whose love she trast. ed with cal erenity to the last. Young and beautiful, when the world attracted with syren charms, she tarned from its fascipations with a pure beart amd holy aspira tion, and looking hopefully upwards, went a bright spirit toher God. She hasgone from her earthiy nome, but her blessed memory will ever shine, like the noosday sun, ia the bereaved hearts of those who deeply loved and mourn her joss. The tender, devoted aai gentle child, the fond and affectionate sister—never can her dear place be filied in tho desolate home which is cow o’ereha dowed by her death. ‘She's past eurtn’s strife, from death’s swilt fading night, To shine, an angol in the reaim of light. The relatives and friends of the inmuy are respectfully invited to attend her fuas from the residencs of her mother, No 114 Cannon street, at two o'clock, on Sunday afternoon, Fonerai service at the Church of the Ep/pha ny, Stanton street, at thres o’ciock. Grrmain.—At Glen Cove, on Friday, July 27, Ann Av- caverta, wife of John Germain. ‘The funeral will take =, from the Episcopal church, op Sunday afternoon, at half past three 0’, ‘GARDNER —On Friday morniog, July 29, Many L., infact daughter of Henry P. and Mery L. Gardno ‘The relatives and friends of tae fauily are invited to at tend her funeral, this (Saturday) afvernoon, at three o’clok, from No. 130 Henry street.’ Gren —On Friday morning, July 29, Wx Girues, in the 66th year of his age, a native of the ‘parish of Dram- cliff, county of Sligo, Ireland. “the friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend his feneral, from his late residence, No. 37 Muloerry street, thie (Saturday) afternvun, at two o'clock. ‘Jonzs.—At his realdence, ig Peekskill, N. Y., 0a Thura- day, July 28, Dawe, R. Jow#s, won of the late Joba S Jones, in the S9ib year of his age. His relatives end friends are invited to attend hie fune. ral, on Saturday afternoon, at twe o'clock, without {archer invitation, Hudeon River Railroad train leaves Caambera street at 11 A. M. Kexny —In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jaly 28, Ricuann ©. Kenny, in the 28th yoar of bis age. ‘The.relatives and friends, and also Company A, Four- teenth regiment, N. Y. 3. M ¥ . Sprague, are respect- fully invited to attend bis fane®i, at two o'clock, on San- day afternoon, from his late reeidence, No. 282 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Lamp. On Friday morning, July 20, Maria, wile of O. L. Lamb, oged 67 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re fully invited to attend her funersi, from the residence James Hyatt, at Nowtowa, L. I ,on sundsy afternooa, at two o'clock. Lyon.--On Friday evoning, Joly 29, Mary Ana, daugh- ter of Theo, E and Mary J. Lyon, aged 7 months and 21 days. The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parcate, No. 40 Fast Twenty sixth street,on Sunday alteraovn, as two o'clock, without further invitation. Moran.—On Thursday morning, July 28, Jon Moray, ‘a pative of the county of Longford, Ireland. The friends of the family, aiso those of hie brother, James Morav, and his brothera-in law, Thomas Brenaan and Jobn Cullen, are respectfully invited to attead his funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at oue o'clock, from his late residence, No. Second street. MoCarry.—At Hartom, on Chursday, July 28, Frans, second gon of Jobo and Mary McCarty, aged 5 years and 4 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend bis funeral, from the house of his parenis, iu 126ch street, between Thirdand Fourth avenues, this (Satur- day) @ ternoon, at five oclock. ‘Romxsox.—In this city,on F:iday, July 20, suddenly, of cholera infantum, Wituam AtvonD, gon of Ham|Kon W. and Emma Kobinson, aged # years, 2 months and 6 days. "The frieada of the family aro invite’ to attend the fune- yal, from No. 22 Lamartine place, this (Saturday) after- noon, at two o’clock, without further invitation. Suvewoon.—Un Friday evening, July 29, at his rest dence, No. 191 Varick it, Mr. Wittam SamRWwoon, aged 59 years. ue notice of the fumeral will be given in to-morrow’s Hara. ‘THomPsoN.—On Fr day, July 20, after a tedious illness, Macom, eldest da ig! ter of James and Maria Thompzon, aged 22 years, 8 mouths and 28 days. ‘The relatives ani siends of the tamity are respectfully invited te attend bh. funeral, from the residence of her parents, Fifty-third -\;eet, third door east of First ave- nue, on Sun mM») jpg, at ten o'clock, without further Van WINKLE —In (b's city, on Monday, July 25, Mra. Sorata J. Van Waxx..2, wile of Joseph Van Winkle, in the 62d year of her ago ‘Van Scuaace.—O > Minday, July 25, Warrna N., lafant | morring, containg a new and original poem by Alfred Tenny- aaa. ae rete ‘dgo G. and Eliza C, Van Sobauck, aged 1 month mod 4 His resoe.*# Were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. i nee, jevew.'06 Joorual please copy, . _— ‘ MISCELLANEOUS, ee a Sa verion.-- ucTie® THIS Pay, Be Nrwliab velretearres 81 1240 61 9 per. Ropiiah russe carpet’ She, '2, 980. DOr. ‘Mx quleb 10 gr ad cas pet, 600 to.) Higa 4&™: EW bEBIOS OF BTKe KOE CU. ~IC,VIEWS OF ITALY A Beiitm, and Boles 3, ie Lew @ FOUpE al BRCM NU BROTHI RE I Toho Aesal ay cura” RS, 1 Jobin troet up‘ a joxee ie SAL 1a AMA St omey a iertieer, OS SONS oe, bove —— FOR SALE AT DRUGGIST#’, GROCK'RS’ arp —_—— YWHERG, T KVEBDELL'S—WEDDING Orme, 405 | Evel aE ae <4 thee celebrated clegealy eee: Soha | BYSRIOBABE, Only iu Broadway, corser ef Dushe wget Wace 3 we UEX. McKENZIE BIGR LEA Inv ies ay 4 frieada ana the public iat he hee moved ba tage. RVEAY Wakment from 341 Fourth street (where he has been exien- BVDRY sively ‘eopaged ibst apperiain othe science and prac, ‘VERY tite avan AVF 3 BVaRT Wal ‘BVERY' ‘BYR a BYBRTIIKG. ENTS. VERTISING. AP NomaoE 4; smaw S00. eee pe {7 Park row and 165 Maasnu street, EVERY BV! James Conner & Bons. A METHOD } HAT PAYS AND BECOMING NKOESBA! —— to catch HCSTETTE! cs UBBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. ncet permebent —Welfrnm onsde 62 erte, es10 ements, Son at! a ‘verti in Tanioat ite wih halt ae ehbed aoe Sah, “ChLMOMATRD HOMAOH BIPTERS, HCSTETTER'S cht) \BAATED STOMACH BiTTERS, A (SELF -2 HREADING ERWING MACHINE. bombesin > <4 RAGSD etguack Birrans, With treadle attachment, boca — | Ge. ‘otces arty: yltapeaaae pens ce i gens Locs) aud wavelling sgents wanted. Bead the not: %80f the Press. peor WITHOUT PAINT. pesaarerys ,~ y out yhore ‘Bac etre A curau GOMPLEXION moererit, tities, SUG cor arreame, OAN BE HAD BY US{NG ON&Z BOX OF Find out where, are sold. ACSTEITER'S OBLEBRATSD MACH Bi! BOSWBLI’S BEAUTIFIER. ITER. Beal strane they are ool, BEKOVES TAN, PIMPLES AND FRECKLES, "are F HOSIETTER’S CELEBBA’ TOMAOH BT. TED B ree Bi =, AOSTRITER’S OBLEBRATED 81 bet go BIt Ras I MAER¢ THE HOMELIEST PACE HANDSOME. ‘out where they are sold, — E 8 © Hin sa, ba 1O8TRITEA'S CRLEBRATED 61 mace BITTRBS, SCSTRTTER’S CRLEBRATED 610 WAGH Birrkas. WHAT A LOVELY GIAL! Cb, che uses Dr. F. W. BOSWRLL'S BEAUTPPIER, whist remover etiam, Biaples freckles, ood imparts a permanen: bleom to the complesion, Tt attracts ibe admiration of all whe ure tt. Price 6¢ cents ver box. by mail 60 ceate Principal cfilee No. 6 Beeaman sircet, where all orders by ‘Find. vat where they are sold, ACSTBTYER'S CRLEBRATED STU). ACH BITTRES. . Wb where mold, HOEIRITER’S CELEBRATED StoM eCH BI: veka HCSIETIER’S OKLEBRSTRD BTOMs \On Sean mati ekould be FOB SALE AT ists", ‘OCER® AND Porsseby PL TADMAN & CO. 81 Bleecker street, fou: | EVERAWhEKE. | DAUGGISES", GR doors went of Broadway; Hajes Broobsyn. EVKRYWEELE, — AVEREWHERE. ([OBTAIN MATERIALS, WINDOW SHADaA8, 40 AVERY WHEBE, pumas LVERYWHEBE. FERGUSON BEOTHERS, BVERYWHERE, ho 351 Broad: VRS WHI are offering to the trade, at reduced prices, a cholve stock @ EVERYWHERE. damnsas deiaines, brocatels, gil c-rnices. gilt and buff win ‘VERY WHER! dow shades, window hollends, reps, 40 , wholesale and retal Window shades in siock and manufactured to order, No, 361 Broadway. WOR COU. TRY HOUSES —ARCAITECIURAL DE & | sigus pew and complete $5 each, by J. P waYNOK, architect of over 3.(C0 fine bullcings; oifice 182 Broadway, commer of Jobn street, “7X 00D WINE NEEDS NO BUSE.” £UMMBE CUMPLAIATS, DIARRHEA, DYSENTE- og cl a Juniger, . the above and einutler: acd far . Wiak, NBVOUS, D¥sfaPTIC INVALIDS, of stowsch, bowels gravel &e. It Fever wid sgue, dleorder EVARIWEEEE. feuneqniled wo-n general beverage itis pleasant, yer rome. EVERYWHERE. Gly sctive, Quart votes, $a: 100 Fulton street, Ko. 6 AVERYWHEB astor House, 166 Bowery, 862 frosawey; Layes, brooklyn, ERYWHESR, HOBTETTER'S CRLEBBATED STOMACH BITTERS, FOR SALE AT DRUGGISTS’, GROO: AND AVERIWEAR ono TERY Depot No. 6 Varick stiet. UMPFREYS’ HOMGOPATHIO }CIFT: A AUMPARUYS’ HCMGOPASHTO SPROTFIOB, BURPHBES®) HOMEGPATBIO SPRCIFL EVERYWBRER Se wHE IPR McBT SIMPLE Ee OC eeerens : }VERY WHERE, * HOBTRTTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS Tas ee Te tee Fox Sa. AT LEUQGISTS AND GROUKAS, ; List or Mepicixrs. BOSTRITERB Xo. 1, Fevin Puis— For fever, congestion and inflammation HOSTATIER'S % No. 2, Woum 111s—For worm fever, worm colle, weiting the HOSTSTLER'S +" Rany!s Pruis—Fer colle, crying, teething, and wakefub ‘ HOSTSTTERS No 4, Diakenm@a PIIis—r. sony TTS! i and gummer complaint *"*- Cholers infantom | corepRaTeD a No.5 Dysexrery Piis—For colic, gripings, dysentery and OnLE AED ux. Bo. 6. Cnouera Pri1s—For cholera, cholera mo: bus, nausea vomiling No.7. Coven Puss—For cor : ] : (eter dood uughs, colds, horseness, influens ty = Tone Puss—For toothache, faceache and new: = reas the ead henuacha, vartigo. heat and fat 0 YSrErsiA Priis~For weak and deranged stomach, 4 sation and liver complaint. . No. 11. Fon Pewate SRRgULARITI anty, painfal or sup- Ho, '2 Fema) ® Pitts—For all female complsinis. No 18 Croor P111s—For croup, boarse cough, bad breathing. No. 4. Sat Borum Pitis—For erysipela: iptions, pim. No Wb. Fi Pepin er ae aR, neowario Piits- For pain, lameness, the chest, back, loine or limba." °F ~ A—For fever and agus, chill fever, dumb ague, eld, miema t P.—For piles, bind or bleeding, internal or external. O.—Fer sore’ weak or inflamed eyes or eyelid, telling, weak or blu ig! C.—Yor catarrh of long standing or recent, either with obstras BITTERS. aIT CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE WING BARNES & PARK ae au Park row. joe. F. 0. WALLS & CO. mie cocee ae skee i“ <0. No. 115 Franklin W. C.—For whopirg oough, abating its violence and shorten. | BEGRMAN & CO. 0 161 Broadway. A.M. BIN RG Rs & CO, ‘Nos. 92: tus corres: HEGEMAN 4 CO.. No. atten seat eee WARD, CLOSE & CO No. ib Futon estan?” pee ai Riper aera WABD & LEWiS. Old alip o- B.M £5 A WHiTLOCK & CO..No. 13 Beekmaz PENPOLD, PABERE & AOWE-NO- 18 Beaman Gnas boxes, 10 ¢ of 6 boxes, number’ ‘No. 215 Fulton street. Single numbered boxes with directions. PRIOR, HOL Oab & tingle letwere? boxes. with olfections. So cents, | STEBBINS, MOKGAN. No. 46 Oui gtreet Large cage of 2cunce visis forplantsra and pbysicisua... $18 | 2-8. HeZskD fo. 121 Maiden lane, ‘These medicines, by the cage or single box, are sent to any J. A. TsRRaNnt . Comer Warren sud part or the country, free of charge on price. esieccaineiin & obs reen rocetpt of the HU MPH&EYS & CO. ‘ddrees F een way, New York, And gold by rerpectable dealers. A.B, &D. SANDS & 00.. WHEELER & HART. KYEa’S MigACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER, | Mu MASSH & BON MY" rrdiktiviemedy be whcle word. Galue se sReRG. we iathhal tae aoe eae aon Wale, RUCKLE & CO. “No. 216 Green: baa ey eg le BOAGLAND .....No. 68 Pearl For sale by the inventor, JOS. MAGE, 6'2 Broadway. ROBBINS, Ne Hole agents, A: B. & D. SANDE & CO,, 141 William street. uM WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TSEIBING, Wit positively cure obolera infant = diarrkces, wind cclic, and all diseases to the pre ene of teething mane pare te as dt at a Perfect! at the ofloe 18 Cedar sireek “oO? 4 WERK," NEW ILLUSTRATED PFRIODICAL, Conducted by the beat writers in Europe, and illustrated by the first arate. “ONCE A WEEK" NUMBESS 1, 2 AND 3 NOW READY. ‘The following trea few of the contributors to WILLIAM THACKERAY ary - THA ‘a CHARLES READ, ALPRAD TENN YEON, G.B. LW Hanntir mekeINRac, ABEL 5 SHIRLEY BROOKS, Miss MULO MBS. GASKELL, TOM TAYLOR, GEOKGE MEREDITH, dc, tc. And the following eminent designers and artists on the fil JUBN LEACH, J.B MILL 818, JOHN TRNNIEL, HaBLOT K. BROWNE, . BERN! &. WOLFE, ac, &c, &c. Fumbers 1 and 2 are sow on sale, and No. 8. ready this axe engaged een, beautifully Mluetrated by J. Price 10 cents each, or #4 per years og, No. 42 Nasenn street, New York, and ail booksellers and news agents, PR MORE Se 6 noes cheng eet ely OUTHERE GENTS AND OTHERS RAQUIRING AN cutfit of clothing can have medeio finest style, by calling on CLasKS. 116 Will street Fine Freach Gotha and cassimercacn bend. Ready made gummer clothing at cost, 10 BUMMER TRAVELLERS AND ALL WHO USE LIQUOR. enue. WOLFR'S SCHIESAW AROMATIC. BCRNAPPS cf . Broadway and Séthi Inthe pure tincture of juniper, distilled from the beat 3? 10 Fourth avenue, {bat can be eelecied in surope abany ongt. tis flavored, not “GF Lath at and 6th av. by the common harah . but by the choice botant We Bowery and 4th st. riety of ihe aromatic Itahar juniper berry, » hose ae S broadway. exiract ts di ind rectified with Ita spirituous solvent, and Nor $i) Broadway. thus it becothea s cone ti Of exquisite favor {2, Houaton street, aroma, altogetber trarscenéent in Ite cordial and <<: Corny 2 Bydgon street. propert 6310 any Boland gin-in the world * st of Broadway and ince the ct the celebrated Aromatia T ane street. apps the rigtor has submitted tt to the whole medical faculty of tbe United States. Over three thousand endorse t over ‘heir own siguatures, to be the purest jou lant now in use. They alo ‘of the great mucces they bave met with ta thelr practiog In gravel gout, osronic rheums tiem, obetr ne'ions of the kidness, b'adder. £0. Persons travel” ling in the Southern and Western Btstes should always bave & supply on bard agerrerentive »: egue and fever: change of water. The pl New Oriescs and St. ‘Louts prescribe {t with great confidence !n cases of cholera, on x rarity of the Miprkou ire countertelia ‘and imitations; tbe whole coun: for gale by ‘all respectable grocers, druggists and country 27 Jamearai +178 # ulton treet. 247 Futon street ‘$180,000 ~Cormeeof Fulon and F ne $150.000. SUMMER CLOT a. 12 Fulton street. oussNorbenuh corner of Henry ee ee fo. creer, oe etna lant seats LANEN COATS, AT St * sooes omibmaat corser of Be 2.000 "Ath LE GROOTS, 142 Fulton street, b a BUBBA - a dens Lee ss 69 A street. RSEILLES VESTS, AT Ti, LRAVENW ORTH. 2.500" AtE DEGROOMA, 142 Patton aivect, |. J. UAV IRS. Fe Coat evn & Titatome D2 AEE 2 Beno Se herent Hoetettare celebrs” td by ars PAIR MABSEILLES AND LINEN PANTS, Surposbey tte woe, O¢ Stomsct, waters sbid by egies re pared, Pen, eas a8 OF! DE GNOOT’S, 142 Patton Heoak 2.50 4903 ld by HOSTEITER & CYITH, Piltedurge