The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1859, Page 5

Ce eee 1 Rotterdam for Now York; Jaly-19, lat. 48, lon. 23, ship American Exgilo, from London for New Yori, pan as bis ‘The Ocean Queen Outward Bound. Sr, Jouns, N. F., August 19, 1869. “Tho steamship Ocean Queen f!rom Now York for South- vamptom, passed Cape Race at ten o'clock on Thuraday omorming. Allon board were well. Market. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADELYHLA, August 19, 1859, ‘Stooks steady. Pennsylvania State fives, 91%; Read- ‘Ying Railroad, 21%; Morris Cat 6Us¢; Long Island "Balirona, 10%; Pounsylvania Teallroad, 903. © New ORLEANS, August 19, 1859, Cotton—Sales today, 800 Dales, at 113 ‘Tae sales of the week add up 5,500 bales, “Ree: ports, alee, Seger Bras. as, CKG. tor fair, Ooffee firm at 11%0. for p Toone Bak sean am UP 1,800 bage, and the Hearts 43600. Stock, 20,000 bage, against 18,250 last Bauroiors, At +19, 1859. Flour dull. Wheat firm; saica 10,600 vushola'; waiio, “$1 15 a $1 32; red, $110.8 $1 18. Corn firm. Provisions «unchanged, key flea at 27360. PHILapairuia, August 19, 1869. Flour quiet. Wheat firm ; sates 6,000 bushels ; white gf. ae €120 a $122. Corn steady ; yellow, 80c Burra, Ai 6 19, 1859. aodiae ugust 19, d. 25 a $4 60 for extra [llinols from. ‘a $487 for extra Michigan, for and. $6 "a 8b Si for double ewtra’ ‘at—Red and white winter scarce and firm; Whe: sales ‘10,000 bushels new No. 1 Chicago apriug, to arrive early ‘BOxt week at 630. Corn dull and drooping; no sales. Oats bang Barley and rye inective. Wuiskey nominal at Zio, ke imports today 3,000 bblu. flour, 22,000 bushels ‘wheat, 2,600 bushels barley. Cavai exporis—20 bbs, Alour, 2,000 puabels wheat, 11,500 bushe s corn. Burrco, August 19—6 P. M. Flour in fair domand and steady; sales 1,100 bois. at 33 8734 for siumpy Wisconsin, $4 50 for extra and [ilinoia rom new spring, $4 6256 a $4 8736 for extra Michigan. ‘Gndiana and Ohio, $5 & $5 37 for doable extras. Wheat nnd white winter irmer; 1 4,000 bushels red Ohio at $1 C6, 1,000 bushels white indiana at $1 14, 10,000 | dushels vew No. 1 Chicago spring, t> arrive early next | week, at 635. Corn oponed dull and heavy, but cloted at | ‘the Ogures of yesterday; saies 17,000 bushels No. 1 Lliavis ut 67c; otber ‘grades quict. Whiskey nominal at 249. | Take imports—3,000 bbis. flour, 26,000 bushels wheat, 2,00 bushels barley. Canal expoits—120 bbls. flour, 21,0C0 bushels wheat, 12,000 bushe's corn. | Oswego, August 19—6 P. M. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat iu limised demand: | wales, 5,700 bushels Muwaukie club st 730. Corn un- | Ohangea: #aics 6,700 bushels Tilinois at 70c. Canal | fceighis Gull: on flour 250, wheat 63¢0., and corn 6c to New York. Lake imports—11.200 bushels corn. Canal | exports—f,8C0 bushels wheat Salpped to Moaireal, 4,000 bbie. flour. Civcinsant, August 19, 1859. Flour steady at $460a$165 Wheat active but un- | ohonged. Corn: sales at 782. a 83x. Whiskey, 233. Pro- ‘visions: an improved tone in the market, but prices geno rally without change. Circaco, August 19—6 P.M. | Wheat steady, and advanced 1c. a 20, Gorn firm: sales a: 63c Oate firm. Recoipts—3,100 bbls. vilour, 35,000 bushels wheat, 19,006 nushels corn, 7,000 bushels oats. Shipmente—280 bbis, flour, 4,800 bushels axheat, 74,000 bushels corn. Have We a Slaver ta Port HE VESSEL UP FOR OBIRIQUI—I3 SHE A SLAVER?— WHAT THOSE ON BOARD SAY ABOUT IT—DESCRIP- | countenance. ready * of this cold A Fearful Tragedy. A Pui BPUL TRAGEDY IN CINOINNATI—A MAN SHOOTS HIS wh. IN THE PUBLIC STREET—ATTSMPTED SUL OIDE—LOVE — "RONG TO DEATH— LETTERS OF THS PARTIES, “ ‘ > ~ sxette, August 37,5 ore eel cong "lola tregedion in real ilfe which, for fearfulness of intensity, Sec esss the conceptions of the dramatist, and reveal tho ers benoath an existe exterior |’ most frivolous and abandoned. We publish the facts in the order of their ovcurrence. A young man, whose name it appears, from papers on him, is Chomas Ei De Marbais, bas a Wife, named Blanche, living tn a bouse of assignation on Plum street, above Fifth. From his papers, and rom bis declarations to the Coroner, we learn that five times has he attempted to kill both himeelf and his wife. It would tite appear that he married her aware of her abandoned fe. The following note on him shows his desire to see her pr yy May 1 I me word by the boy. May I come and see yout awailan anawer on the corer. “f oannol cxlet eitketon Let ast ‘Blnseket Bissche! Blan be! Blanca’ {ain very voponiani, ‘Osa: come! Icannot live seeing you. ‘ ‘We cannot say w! he sent a duplicate of it. Abou! eleven ook hat night he called at the bouse on Plum Upon examining them at that she was shot in the left breatt, just above the nipple, and that he was ebot in the right ear. The Policeman took from ‘him two three inch pocket pistols, of Alien’s Patent, which he said he had purchased yesterday morn. ing and loaded for this express purpore. As ho was lying in the statiqn house Dr. Carey inform. ed him of the probability of his recovery. He sat: ‘‘I¢ 1 ive I want you to bang me for tais damnable deed—for shooting the wife I love so well.”” They were removed to the hospital, where be said that Before they came out of the house they had takes thirty graing of morphine, divided it into two portions, dissoivod it im water and drank it, Blanche ts a young woman of beauty and has a sweot It ie thought she ix French. De Merbais is a youog man of sbort stature, and we learn is or bas been jn the Cegro minetrelav business. The following psp:rs were found in bis pocket by Dr. Carey. We think we bavo never econ any letter belonging to the literature of euicite and death more touching and remarkable than this which we give frat:— Cixcumnati Chio, parent i 1°59 Wy Dran Wire:~fhould you survive what ie foleaded rT Zour death blow, 1 truat sou will forgiva me for not being & etier shot To aay I have loved you would be only to corrab- ‘now me know full well That I now love ‘orate what all you better than e: ia fearful step I give as proot. Death in preference to it(n) being salt I caused you to Ife you are leading. We were happy until it waa marred by in meddling would-be {rieada boi in Philadetpain wad. Cale otey particularly 1 do rot wish it to be adersiond ont = leer ‘apy way manner to exonerate me 6 dreadful atientDt. itv eioply to enlighten tbe. ow thoussude wi re tocondemn urheard aid untriet the unfortunate ones world 1: is unpecersary bere for me to ecter into the particulars of bow we met and were married, as the certifi ‘TION OF THE FT AND CARGO, ETC., ETO. g Our papers willceriify to, I will simply say we % new aud understood the tmportance of whet about The readors of the Hxnato may hive no'loed among the | Win Tconid get work, worked. aod anny “pt viensurs ive you my earings, were. a Bhipping kabiclonersey for the Inst wook tho following | ava, lof our marrisgs vou % trun 2 me and ike orse announcement :-— on angel you never deserted me. throu; er misfortun. tian want, “Now tbe public. of this cd hesrted city cetuees Schooner Nautilus will sail on Saturday, August 20, at 2 P mounds, Central Americs A few PA Sic Poghany Sage [ood or me employment, and we are comparatively destitute 3ou prefer (bere fol low the words ‘ No matter,” with a of erasure through them —Her.) My dear dear Blanch Apply tain We ma, Hause, oa board, | Goa jorgivewe, But deah i cow tee ofene pene pier 30 North river, fout of Chambers street, Passage $25. n life Had I means we could ard would bave lived ha: Beyond the apparent Yankee promptness in soiziag On pity togetber ido love you, nay adore and worship you even B popular impulse, and a shrewd scheme to make money ‘out of a new gold fever, there did not seem anything very Oxtraordinary in this. Attention has however been at. ‘tracted to the vessel through the publication of the foliow- ing by an evening cotemporary:— | or .—The Nautilus, now lying fn the Hisduoe tren, dtloy for tye avowed putoome of fitog © ‘party to Central america to d'g gold and skeletons from tho vee of the aucient ubiriquis (harokeea?) She isa rakish EStolor! wad ifbea bees iutiaaie! that the character of Reroute stites the suspicion that sho is to be employed 1a ve | One of the Heraxn detectives was at this stagoof the | “case despatched to the lucale of the suspected vessel, at pier 30, foot of Duane street, to seo and hear what could | De conveniently seen and heard concerning the matter. From the statements of those on board the Nautilus, it appears that the vessel formerly belonged to tho United States, and was used in the rovenue sor- yice, About thres montus since Mr. Wiliam Hance, | her present owner, who is an old Celifornia miner, and now owns a farm at Georgetown, D. C,, bought her of th | government and sent her to this port with a load of flow j from Washingtoa. ‘. Felng acquainted with Mr. Freeman, of Froaman & 0. Galiforsia Express, Me. Hance obtain! the use of nis nam y ‘veusel up for Australia, She took in a cargo 0” | few stores. api a ‘ow hundred dollars worth of | notions, such as shirta, vests, pants and light | 9 | ste saws of the gold discoveries at Chiriqui coming to | chand, Mr. Hance determined, a3 no passengers wore offer. | ing for Australia, to put bis vessel up for the Chiriqui gold mines, and to go himself, and acsordiogiy the above ‘advertisement was pia :ed in the Herat. | Thus far tix ssongers have Oteed, and from oue of | Mr. Charles Coilla, we learn that the veseel will | sail altbough none but the three who have already paid — -chelr passage sbould present themselves. Those who have | paid are Mr. Coffia, Dr. Hall (described as having been recently lost in the White Mountains, and found again we ‘presume), and one o! the engineers of tho steamship | Augusta, all of whom have their etores on board. Mr. Coffin scofls at the idea o! the vessel being a slaver,and | gays she not fitted for that trade, aud could not carry | ‘Alty niggers. i ae teen determined to take out the Australian car- go, witb the exception of the stores and the Yankee no- tions, and perhaps load tbe ship with lumber, which Mr. Coffin says will be needed to build ehanties on the beach. ‘The stores, Mr. Coffia suys, are such as a veesel of the size would take for her crew on @ voyage to Australia—the crew consisting of a mate, two mea before the mast and ‘two boys, The captain, Mr. Woodfive, was mate of tho Russian corvette Japanese on her trip home from this port, where she wes bui't, and considers his character a sufficient guarantee that the ship {s not going on an ille- ‘wagons, Yankee 1 voyage. Hie eapiain staten that the voyage is to bo a legitimate ‘gold miaing expedition, and Mr. Coffla irreverontly re- | marked that they ould no doubt bring back aload of gold Jesvses much more valuable then a cargo of nig- 01 She versel in about one bundred fost tong, schooner rigged, and of ninety five tocs burthen, masts rakish, and, au A revenue cutter ought to be, is’a protty fast sailer. Probably these characteristics, and the novelty of the ‘vo: age, led to the suspicious alfuded to, fhe reader may judge for bimeeif. Owing to some delay, the voasel will not cloar until Monday A Sot-disant Count—Curious Developements, [Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun j ANNaroLis, August 10, 1859. Anumber of yourg gentlemen of Anaapoiie recently | Yelt tremselves under the necessity of waiting upou a atravger eojourning in this city, and their inquiries not beipg eatiefactorily answered, tney therefore gave him peremptory and compulsory leave of absence—of whico the individual availed himself by the first train which icft the city. Some statement of the circumstances waich led to it may be of service other communities. Tae indi- vidual referred to arrived bere some time sluce, and en- ered upon the duties of a novitiate ia the respectable in- atitution of the Redemptorists (a Catholic educational establishment for priests). He styled himself Count—a Prustian by birtbh—and it was soon reported that he was ‘tho possessor of an immence fortune, woo had exhausied the pieasures and become satiated witn the excitements of the world, and who had resolved to bestow bis wealth upon the church, avd by joming some ordor of tho priest- bood to devote it in future to the rigid duties of a monastic life, ag the only source of rolief from the fearful ennui which haunted bim, and from an ex'stence waich had become burdenrome because it had been aimless. ‘This unfortunate man derired, hessid, to make a trial of the discipline of the Redemptoriate before making choice of that order for his future membership. One of his first acts was to purchase land for $20,000, upon which to erect a summer residence for the Archbishop of Baltimore at his own expense, and ‘was waiting for the preparation of the title deed to pay for the same. Attired in the Jong black gown of the order, be sought to beguile his weary houra not devoted ‘ atudy by mingling in tho society of our city, and bis cultivated manners and liberal expenditure rendered him extremely popular with all classes and both sexes, His attentions to many cstimable ladies were no.icsd, and some of them eeemort cesrous of diseauting him from his intention to bary himeeff in the cioister, and to take tho cruel vowe of celibacy, by their efforts to convince him that Jife had many charms and altractions for the fortu note posecetor of #0 many personal accomplishisents aad #80 much wealth, To the midst of this agreeable life some unfortunate de velopementé coupected with a love of property at the ioetl- tate took place, which necessi the stranger leaving his quarters at the Reicmpuoriets’ establishment, Other developements foliowed in quick euccersion, and soveral of our cltizeng found it necessary to charge bis dills, borrowed money and unpaid drafis to the wrong alde of their profit aud loss account Since the abrupt depsriuro of the coi disant Count the following notice has apprared in sevoral newapers:— ‘Latheran ministers and synods aro cautioned agaiust ro- posing confidence in a certain European | imself Count Gleicen, Doctor of Laws and Mediciae, an: late at companion of the Prince of Wartemburg. He presented himeolf at the Theological Sominary wt Gettyaburg, with letters of introduction from several highly reepectable ministers, ag a Lu:heran by birth, edu ion and conviction; but in a few days it was ascartain- ed that he bad recently been an inmate of the Institution of Redemploriata, at Avaapolis, nad there passed for a | Roman Catholic. When confronted by those statemonts hecoult nei\ber deny them nor make any rearonabie ex- cuss. Ho bas dark hair, i# of rather a florid complexion, and of miid address; appears to be about thirty dvo years ofage; i# well educated; wears spectacles, and under- | w'acds the Englioh language well, but spoaks it witha German brogue, | mother's marriage certificate, themselves. Adieu to all. now. one. two, three, four or fivel hours previcus to attemct. ing this Ig’ (C hope) fearful act rf my Ite. My God, would ‘thet | was able to take you from where you are I wou d do iteventow There fwone maa holding 8 prominent (poor specimen of man) vosliion who has pre‘ended to be my ad. [along flourieh tollowa— rr. | ‘The prircipal cause of my misfortunes in this elty is now a c'erk in the (here follow the words with the mark of erasure through them. “principle store (¢rug) on Fourth street. His ‘brai sought I have blown out first, Firat drug store on’’) finest drug store on Fou "th sweet Tles aud the balance of my enemies to the remorse of eience, which svery true msn ferle when conssions of n action. Mean actions, their acta towards me are, and bave been, dasterily, mean and contemptible. Tia not be- cause ap indivisual bas erred in early days that he stould ba made to suffer ever after fo er the people of Cincinnati If & man does wrong ence, not like the good Samariten. help Bim up again. Mo, bey trample him down, down, and never give Binn a chance to get a month full. if 1 succeed, our beggsge will amply defray all funeral ex Bg Ady wife's child {a in good hands—unonecessary to mention where sh Good bye, dear moti Forgive me, sisters dear. ti Olara ana’ Kila, forgive me tor taking slanche PS nner, but Tam ao jealous of ber thst i prefer sway in this mi berdesd, [another ioug dourah,-itur. Tuos. ¥ De Mannars. All my family prpers, da'ing back to ibe year 1194, my ‘and other papers, will show for IL CrxcrnnAti, Tuesday. dugast 16, 1859 My Dear Wirr Biancue: hereby certify that from this day I solemnly promie never to come, 20 cr seek you, wher- ever jou may unlees at your earnest eolicitation Your husband until death, and after if possible. Tuomas B, De Marnats. ‘The following is the endorsement on tho back of this note:— #52 Third street, ‘This 1s writen at the solicitation of my own ‘wife I love better than Iffe. ore be Dx Mansais. ‘Ten minutes later. fhe tells 1a if T love her 98 I should I would blow her brains out. Sok will Gis very night. De Mani Cixcrsxart, Ohio, August 4, 1859 Dean xp ArrgcrionaTe Bistexs CLARA AND "ELLA~ Ere this reaches you we will have ceaned 10 exist. Dear wife a8 well as myself have become tired—completely disgusted with this world. We therefd.e adopt these mesua of ridding ourselves of our enemies and our friends of e burthen, To Mr. Edward Ecaplan my wife and self offer onr last his many acts of kindness, which. from time ty time Kept me in the yatn hope of one day being able to surmount our dificulty, {cstead of which I find mv troubles deily ta- creasing and no prospects of ever gelling up, again. | We coolly celiberstely, and without any liquor aboard, we resolve to take that fearful step—sulcide Be it distiney underst not because we cannot live, nor through fear of any morta! evemy-almply because we prefer dexth to a dishonorable life, All bo-eat meens have been deprived me of gaining living by the infernal maliciousness and jealousy of — —, clerk to Su're, Eckstein & Co. correr of Fourth and Ving streets Our atrorre thsnks are also due to Mr.——, of Selves’ Building. and th of these gentle men have pro Tlesve behind me a few friencs. but many enemles—enemies ‘without jua' cause, whom I bave Lever Injured by eord, deed fx Sct, un'eas it wis bs belng forced ty Deoame a dbiot, My few creditors @ only ones who wil spens ill of me nother I must mention here ‘in the kindest aoner pomt —— —, formerly , bookkeeper js. He came on to my 08 several cccss‘ons. uncalled and ungolicited. He now Fast emong his friends ard relatives. Bim to remain there T seek death because ft is referable to belog subject to the scorn and contempt that fallen greatness generally ie. Ido not wish to spear vain when J apply the frord grestto myself T wish it simply to be-understrod in re- gard to tbe commercial world, in which I once stood « No. 1. Again, death st this moment will be sweet, because T will joined, on the’ roat to that bourne ‘whence no traveler returns, hy my most affectionate and good wife Blanche Oh. Blanche, may God forgive us ae we torzive thoes who have offerded us. HUS, RUGENE DE MAK3 413 ‘and BLANCHE, his wife. Iv. Satorpay, August 13 My Braxcnz—My own dear wife, good bye, adien—God blees you and protect Acele. I love you both better than lie. Employment bas been refured me, even for the pitifal sam suflcient to sustain ife from day to day. ibave no friende;I feel I have lived too long; may God curse the Rnghith hound, —-——- now with Kotateia. Thiok of me in yonr bappy momente—farewell, God bless you, you are telier off without me. v. Ob, Blanche ! I love you, and you alone. I have been true — true io you, and you alvne’ I die hungry, but ioviog you truly id alncerely. Bye bye, Wama dear.’ Think of me ooca- pally. left you happy ard contented. ‘At half-past two o’clock this morniog the physicians thovght it possible that Blanche might recover, but had no hopes that De Marbais would. [From tho Cincinnati Gazette, August 18.] THE MYSTERY CLEARING UP—CRITICAL CONDITION . OF DE MaRBAIS AND HIS WIFE. We have very littie to add to yesterday’s account of the facts immediately connected with the tragedy of Tuesday night. We learn that officer Mainster on Monday night saw Do Marbajs sitting on the steps of the assignation house on Plum street, crying. He was asked what was the mattor. He replied that his wife was in there, and was in the babit of going there. As he appeared to bo in liquor, he advised to go bome, and he went off, saying that if matters didn’t cbange before the week was over thero’d bea murder. To gratify the numerous inquiries as to the history of De Marbais, we preeent the following account, which wo believe to be porfectly reliable, Do Marbain” fatber was a Frencbman, bis mother an English or American woman, Hig perente were married in tbig country, and he was born st Baltimore. His father la dead, bat his mother is now living ia New York, and was yeeterday informed by telegraph of the critical condition of her gon and of the tragic acts of which it was tho resu't, Ho was a druggist by profession, and understood his business well. About elbteen months since he married hia wife Blanche, in New York She was at the time reputed to have been tbe mietrese of a wealthy man in California, who had eup- ported her in luxury end ease for twoor three years. Do Marbuig was aware of ber reputation, we teara, when ha married her. Some time after his marriage he went to Philadelphia, where he was placed on trial for forgery, but waa honorably acquitted. Diegusied with Philadelphia, he returned to New York with the intention of removiog to the Wert. In New York he met n person who promiged to find hima situs tion if be would settle in Cincinnati, He accordingly camo to Cincionet! about a year ago, and wag employes fn Scsnlen’s drag store, Five or six months ago the per- von who bad fouvd the situation for De Marbais, being East, learned that Ds Marbain had been tried there for forgery, and upon hia retorn he informed Do Marbais? employ ére that be should no longer consider himself sponsible for Do Marbais’ conduct, ‘This remark eventasted in Do Marbais’ losing his situa: tion, and from that time dated hie misfortune. Unable to fot employment or the menus of rubsistence, he would ave Buarved had not nis wife by her shame earned their Diead. Ibis Vhat De Marbais bad a regular flationf Hght with the “drug clerk” in tho etrect, and chargod his musforsunes upon bim. And it ts further sail that thin clerk followed Do Marbais with an unrelenting vindic- tivencss that kept him effectually out of work. Whother Bianche’s bewuty had anything to do wilh this wo can’t Bay. Read in tho light which this acoount throws upon them, Do Marbaia’ lotters are of x comparatively oary inter preta: tion. The following eentence evidentiy refers to his trial NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1859. deat wre gone de o'C! c’nmat!, [fe man No, the id never Ea choice (get ermnnierse a) Com Aad never give A good deal of romantic talk was set in motion about thie ip hagy apa ‘It won said that he had boen exiled 1&9, e from France, &¢ - an full crear oust comes from a gource which entitle’! 2 bur De Marbais and his wife | hospital el Ceo change ‘in thet Poudition, "They oF leep with morphine. Towards evening they prc Worte, and. ‘at eleven o'clock there vas ‘bus Little hope yy their recovery, ———_____. City Intelligence. ‘Tus Crry Iverector.<-Mr, Doiavan still continues with unabated zeal his efforts to rid this city of every form of Duigance calculated to engender diswase, Yesterday he made a tour of inspection in the upper Wards, and in the course of his perigrinations he discovered a» large offal boiling eetabliabment of the most objectionable character in Fortieth street, near the North r.ver, kept ee man ‘the ed the estab. memed O'Neal. examin Mabment with care, brie ‘notided the to appear before the Commissioners of Health at meeting on Monday next and show cause why his establishment abould aot be abated. ‘Tux Comrrrotixr’s Orrics —The new office in the upper ‘story of the Hall of Records, for the use of the Comp- troller and his clerks, will be soon ready for occupancy. ‘The Street Commissioner formerly hed his office on this floor, but more extended accommodations were provided for him by the Common Counoil in the 7imes building, and bis apartments, with the Comptroller’s old office Rare! been conpclicatad, and the whole pence a rendered fireproof. apartments pow are ample an 8) for the business of the Comptroller, and the pl looks very much like one of our large houses. The desks are with tron ratlings from the encroachment of outsiders, and bookcases and docu~ ment recks 80 arranged that the office will be protected from damage Comptroller and bis confidential clerks have private offices for the transaction of their several duties. The entire floor is paved with white and biack marble, which gives it = very neat appearance. bookcases ‘and counters are grained in imitation of black marble, Tne building will be ready for occupancy in about ons week. Fing wy Weer Forry-mump Srreer.—Between ons aud twoo’clock yesterday afternoon a fire broke out in a car- penter shop in the rear of Nos. 324 and 326 West Forty- third street, owned by James Shehen. The flames e020 communicated to the frame dwelling house and black- smith shop adjoining, in the rear of No, 322, owned by Richard Dowdall, and then to the frame dwelling houso in the rear of No. $20, owned by Mr. Rexford, and occupiet by several poor families. Before tie flues were extia- guished the carpenter shop, blacksmith shop avd one dwelling were totally destroyed, and the roof and upper part of another building burnt off. Tho loss in stock in the carpenter shop and the ebop tteeif will be about 8760. Mc. Dowaall’s loss on blacksmith shop will be about $150; po ineurance His frame dwelling houses is insured for $200 in the Columbia Insu rance Company. Mr. Roxtord’a building to damage sbout $450—raid to be tpsured. The framo buildiog in the rear of No. 289 West Forty-second street, owned by Robert McCormic, was damsged by Gre and water about $108; insured for $600 to the New Yorks Aiton Ia- surance Company. Tho origin of the fire is unknown wt rreeent, ‘Dut it is under an invoetigation by the Fire Mar- 5 Murany Excamrmxyt.—Com pany B, Fighth regiment, Capt. Thomas Swauey, procecd to Now Bedford on Moa day next, by the Empire Sinte, at 6 o'clock P: M. Thoy will be escorted to the boat “by Company E, Capt, Water. mans, Among the invited guests are the eta(f, Colonel Lyons, Mejor Wentworth, Adjutant Blauvelt, Surgeon Ramsay, and Lieut. Ingraham, U.S A. Aftor arrival, on Tueeday morning, they proce?d to Camp Ingraham, on the Common, where tents will be pitched snd in readiness by the New Bedford Guard, Capt. Timothy Iozrabam. Here the Grays will remain and do duty (morning drili and evening parade) for four deys. They return home ou Friday, and will’ be received by Company #, Capt u0k. Tux Porc War.—The determination to put down the hog nuisance does not seem to be abated. On yosterday afternoon Mr. Downing, Superintendent of Sanitary In spection, with a force belonging to the City Inepector"* Department, reinforced by three policemen of the Nine teenth ward, scoured Yorkville from Fifty-ninth to Bigthty- seventh streets, between the Second and Fifth avenues. Alerge number of pigs were driven to the pound, and eeveral pons were pulled down. Comical scenes in abun cance were enacted, but om the whole there was a general clearance of the unclean animals, and the hope is entertained that tre whole igiand of Manbattan will, eve many weeks pats by, bo clear of the whole awinish race. Police Intelligence. DoixG Bustvess on nis Own Acoount.—A young man, about twenty years of age, named Charles M. Martin, who ‘bas been employed in tho law office of Messrs Whiting & Clark, No. 885 Broadway, waa arrested yerterday on a charge of embezzlement, under the foliowing circum. STUCLe —Suwe LAUULUD ago JOU A. Smite placed 1 TOs hands of Messrs. Whiting & Clark, for collection, two notes and some claims against Peter Klincb. Tas matter was entrusted to Martin, with instructions to prosecut Klinch in the Marine Court. Instead of obeying tustrac tions, however, Martin wottled the case with Klinch for $167, and pocketed the proceeds. The money was paid over to the accused in instalments curing the months o May and June, and all this time the suit was supposed to be progressing’as well as a young man of Martio’s avility could pueh it. It wae not until within a day or two tha: Messrs. Whiting & Clark and their client, Mr. Smith, dis covered how they had been egregiously humbugged Martin was brought to the Lower Police Court yesterday and held for trial. Suockina Case or CannipaLie®.—William Wiliams and Jobn Crilly became involved in a quarrel yesterday after. noon, which finally resuited in a regular rough and tumble fight, which lasted for several miautes. Willisms came out of the scrape minus his nasal organ andone of bis cars, which had been bitten off by Crilly. The parts were sub- sequently recovered and rcetored to the owner; but it was found impossible to restore the victim’s face to anything approaching {te natural condition, A complaint was ac cordingly made against the cacnibsl Criily for mayheim, and on being taken before Justice Steers he was coramj:ted for trial in default of $2,000. The prizocer, in Lis exami- nation, said he thought he bit complainant's ear off, but he had no recollection of using bis mesticators oa hia antago- pist’s probocis, AN Actor 1N TRovpie.—Jobn B. Rogers, who has ro. cently been employed to do subordinate parte at the Bow- ery theatre, was taken into custody on charge of stesling acilk velvet gown, valued at $20, from Horace N. Wall, also an actor. The garment was found in the pawn office of Meters. Stanton & Co , No. 83 New Canal sireet, where it had been pledged for the moderate sum of 6244 cents. The evidence agacet the accused was ro! conclusive by any meant, but he was nevertheless held for examiaatioa. AutEGrD RowpyisM AND RonmRRY—At an esriy hour Thursday morning policemen Crawley and Casey, of the Twenty second precinct, heard the cry of ‘murder’ pro- ceeding trom a spot near the corner of Eleventh ayenue and Forty-eeventh street. Oa approacbiog they found three men named Michael Fiood, Cornelius Quinn and Timotby We'sh engaged in beating aman named Patrick Deianey. The assailants were promotiy taken to the ata. tion house. Upon searching the person of Quinn two gold stucs were found in bis possession, which were subao quently identified snd claimed by a person named Craw. ford, from whom the jewelry bad been taken a few hours previously. Crawford etated that he had aizo been rob: bed of o portemonnaie containing $88 by the samo gang. Tho prizopera were brought before Justice Kelly and con. mitted for trial on both complainte, viz., aseault and bat- tery end bighway robbery. BurGisry.— Burglaries were never more numerous than they have been this summer. thieves enter dwellings in broad daylight, and do not hesitate to steal anyibiag, fiom a boi'ed egg up to aget of bureau drawers. The re- aidence of the Kev. Mr. Weston, No. 22 Rutgers street, was broken into by a couple of burglars on Wednesday afternoon, during the temporary absence of the inwates. Luck'ly the thieves were observod by pollzemen Lyons and Tike, of the Seventh precioct, and arrested before they flected much headway. The prisoners were brought be- fore Justice Steers, at the Essex Market Polfce Court, where they gaye their names as James S Adams and Jobn Candy. Upon searching them, a lot of skeleton keys, nippers, and other burglarieas’ tools were found upon their persons. They were conducted to the Police Headquarters, and after having their ambrotypes taken were locked up for trial. New Covnrenrsit.—Last evening an attempt was made to flood the city with new counterfeit threes on the Citi- ven’s Bank of this city. Ono was paseed in the Fourth ward, but tbe party wes promptly arrested and handed over to the Fourth ward police. He gave his name as James Carr. Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries. Devawakr. Exrrs Cnaes No 447, Avausr i9, 1359. 74, 70, 71, 68, 64, 12, 10, 3, 40, 56, 69, 6. DELAWARE. CLASS NO, 448, AvausT 19 18:9 10, 70, 28, 3, 63, 78, 75, 42, 23, 4, 52, al Gronata, Crass No. 446 AvcutT 66, 45, 18, 13, 72, 47, 75, 60, 46 1, 43. Gyoncta, OLa3s No, 446, Exrea 5. 18, 22, 66, 48, 30, 69, 63, 21, 7 29 WOOD, EDDY 4 ©» sity » Ali Vaine their Health.—¥.. + «+ vide « box of Brandreth’s vegetable cane dysentery or colle, or Readeche, oF s+ comet on, they may be reported toatl Onc. 2 of water nor impurities ef air cen seriously 13) :1) tho une 2randreth’s pil's ag thelr medicine — Let the wiee omsider Bold st 26 centa, with full particulars, at 304 Canal otreot, and by all drugasets, Chess Blind fold. Four Games will be Played pn a ee o* the Brooklyn Chess Otub, cor o'clock. Free: “Two eearal Ret Brigham Y¥« aes Y t of his Grecley's account of view with Brigham Pong and gailn om the doctrines and polity Gpareh, anoint oat the TAIBUNS of Saturdey, August 30.0" OPPO ‘Tracy's Se Shirts aoe to ees at at Ni ‘William atreot, ‘orth of Maiden een GEO, M, TRACY, Ageak Whe New York Weekly Horaid. NEWS FROM KUKOPE, CALivO,’NIA, BUUTH AMEKIC MEX}00, OUBA, west inpiKa, BTC WASHINGTON—THE WAR ON TING WISEDON LBTTER—THE TURF—LOCAL AND MI30n!UANEOUS MBWE—LATKET INTELLIGRNOR— MARKETS, Prv ‘The Wasxxy Herat will be vablisiied i toa o'v.0ck this morning. Us conteate will embrace, amung other Wilnys, te following:—Int‘"tstlog from Europe—The Zurich Lozfereuce —Importent from the 'talian Duchies—-Movements of ths Teo- ple fn Modena and Tuscasy—Gariby id! to Take Commend of the Tuscan Troops—The Disaruiament ta France and Satta: | faction in England, &c,; Additional frova Califraia, Oregon Utab, £0; News trom South America Oubs, Weat Indies. &> ; Additional from Veneruela—Progress of the Revviuion ~ Manifesto of President Castro—The Government Defeade!, 4c ; The Conilict in Mexico—Manifastoea of Vidaurr! and Mira mon~The Liberals Look to the United States—Jonditloa of Affaire at Vers Cruz—Exhaustion of Parties—Popularity of tbe Church Property Confiicstion, &c ; Aifsirs in Wathingtow ~ ‘M vementef Distinguished Poitticians—Instractioas of Gur New Miister to Nicaragui—Progress of the Negniiations of the Mexiean Envoy, &c.; the War on toe Wise-Donuelly | et- tor; the Turf— Great sace Ketween Flora Temple and Princess —Anotber Grand Triomph for Flora Temple—The Quickest ‘Time ever made, Ac ; Latest News by Telegraph; Siitorials vn ‘Leading Topice of the Ony; Financial, Commercial, ieligious, ‘Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; Weex!y Ho view of the New York Cattle Market; Retall Pricos of Country Produce at Washington Market; togethe: witt = large variety of interesting loval and miscellaneous {tems ingle copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, cau be bad a the counter. Price aix cents, ‘The mails for Europe, by the steamship Fulton, will siose at the Post Office at balf-psat ten o'clock this morning. The Warxty Bric will be ready to time for mailing, The Drawings of the Sussex County and Consolidaied Loliers of Lelaware. - FRANCE, BROADBENT3 & 00., MANAGERS, ‘The Legislature of the Stste of Delaware. at tts last session, bavitg given io France, Broadbents & 0 « lottery covtract for twenty yesra, we the onder, tgned, Commissioners appotuted by the Governor of aaid state, to superintend the drawing of raid lovery, do hereby certify that the following are the cum bers drawn this day:— Sussex Counrr—Cusss No, 125, Avausr 19, 1889. 44, 47, 59, 26, 52, 28, 22, 30, 57, 60, 72, 45. Comsouinaten Lorreny—Ciass No 103, Avouss 19, 1259 11, 35, 65, 19, 64, 8, 31, 33, 55, 66, 21, 68. Witness Sur hands at Wimingion, Del, this day (Friday), August 19, 1859. gi.) JOHN DALE, JOHN W. WALTeR, ‘ALFRED B. WOOTTEN. map FBANCE, BROAD! ENTA & 00., Wiimingion, Bel To Southerners.—Moody' Perfect Fliting eh\s th to order and ready made, 262 Broadway, Sew York, and anal street, New Crieans. Paris Boots and Shoes, from the most Cele< brated makers, just received by EUGSNM FARZIE, boot- meker, 51 Nassau street. Phrenological Examinations—Showing the talents, cefects and proper occupation, are givea daily at FOWLER & WELLS! 203 Broadway. Filter the Croion.—Get the Diaphragm Fil- ter, which won medals at ail the institutions in the country. Marrapied to remove all ia purities from, ihe water: | Manu factured and for sale by MchENZL& & U'’H*KA, plumbers, 326 Fourth street, corner of Mercer, New York. Grover & Baker's Nolscicss FAMILY SEWING MAOHLt2, For our own family use we became fully salisted thai Gro- ver and Aaker’s ig the best, aud accordingly purchased !t.— hy, ¥, Tribune, Ofice temporartiy at 501 Brosdwsy, Fulton street, Beoorlyn. Mnger’s Sewing Machines Are stperior for all mannfacturtag purposes. Ase more desirable for ail kinds mowing, Are capable of doing & greater work. ‘are perteotly sim; order. Rivtectiehereret i, M. BINGER & 00,, 463 Brosiwsy, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines... Office 6U6 Hrosdway, New York, Deflance Salamander Sates—With Patent powder Jocks and bars. Algo, fire and burgle~ aria BOBERT M. PATRIOK. Herring's Patent Champion Firs And burdar proof safes, 26) Broadway, conser ot Mursar The Best ring Bed in Extstence—Howe's ‘Uliptio, at trom $5 to $6, at 378 Broadway. Call aad nee it, Strong and Flavory Tex, One Dollar the ebest, at OB sIbTIANSON’S, No. 1 Chambers street or 916 Creenwich street. Kennsdy’s Medical Discovery is Warranted to oure scrofula. exyaipeles, saltrbeum, scald bead, ulserated Bure lege. For sais by all druggiata. utehelor’s HIME Dye; wige sha “roapees, the best in orld. surpaee’ made. id and appiies st'ihe manufactory. 288 Broadway. er Hull's Hair Dye 50 Cents, at No. 1 Barclay eer al eae Inimitable hair cutting at Wo. 1. Closed on 6 Hil, Inimitable Hair Cutter. Hair Bye 50 gente box, at No. 1 Barclay sireet, aud by all druggia ‘Clored on Stnaays, Ruptare Cured by Marsh & Co,s Radical gure, truss. Thoy sisokkeep alle elastio stockings tor varionse de- velna, aupporiers and for oo Worder, Bo, 3 Vezey stress, Avior Four, ew Barry's Tricopherous is the Beat and Cheap- est extiole for dressing, beeutifeing, eleaning, curling, presery a restoring the bair, try ft. Bold by all drug: Heir—Its Fall, Change of Coior, and its embellishment, treated carefully by 4. GRANDJAAN, 50 Twelfth atreet, west ide aud tear Broadway, Cristzdoro’s Halr Dye, and Toupers, the best in the world, whologsle sud retall, and the dye pr! valely applied, No 6 2stor House. Holloway’s Otmtment und Pilix.— Those who can pave themselves sud do not, must be classed {n the on'a. 4% ‘ihexe medicines cure eryelpeles, dropaes, and asthma Manufactory, 80 Malden len x Bad Weter. The impurities are fos'antiy destroyed by a few drops of Dr. TOFIaS’ Venesiaa iiniment” Dr. Tobias hys made oath before the Meyor thacitis perfeciiyicnocent lo take internally I cures dyeenier?, disrrbona and cvolic, as thoueands have certited to. undreca of faml'tea now never travel without s bott'e. Sold by all the druggista nt 25 and 50 centa. Depot 56 Cordandt mreet, Camphell, Chemist end Apothecary, corner of Migntb avenue atd Twenty eighth atreet; pure and genu je drvge, medicines and perfusery, $1 80; Deshler's pila and statopede mixturi Hambert’s pil'e, $1. For coughe colds, pectoral, olee ronan, Suabton’ For ecrofuia— Towrsend’s sarsspariila, Meyer's o: rope and Weaver ayrup aid ceate, Seach. At GUION’S, 127 Bowery, New York Merried. Backer—Baowy.—On Thuzeday; Auguet 18, by the Rey Jamer Billet, Mr. Gxonae W. BACKER, of tals cily, to Miz Karz M. Brown, of Onester, N. J, Boxtox—Weru.—I0 Brookiyn, on Monday evening, Avpuet 16, by the Rev. George E Turall, rector of tho Ghorch of the Mersiah, Bussauix Dx Wirt Hortox, so of Osborne Horton, 10 Mies AMANDA Fivzatan WETcHt,' daugh- ter ot William Welch, Esq , all of this city. : TRoNaRD—Isaace.—i0 Brooklyn, on Suaday, Augnet 14, by the Rev. George Dandar, Me. Crrcs Leowaxn, of Fox poro’, Mesa, to sites Mary 8, Isaacs, of East Hampton, Long Isiend. Mansi—Writ1aMs.—On Thursday morning, August 18, by tne Kev. Mr. Eogar, Jonn J. Manan, of Weetfleld, N. J, to Baxstar M., dsughter of the late £: L. Williams, mer: chant, of this city. PARKER—O'BLELLY,=-At Rochester, on Monday, August 1, in Si. Paul’s chuzeh, by the Rev. Mr. Neeley, rector of Christ cbureb, Dr, Witutam © Parker, of Sin Francieco, to Bria, daughter of Beury O'Rielly, of New York. Roxzox¥—CkaWFORD,—Oz Saturday, Augosi 13, by the Rey. Robert G, Dicktod, Si.v10 J. B. Ronzone, of this city, to Mite Euiza A. B. ORaWvoRD, of Brocklyn. Wrers—MAackawW —Oo Tuesday, August 16, at tho Sian. tnn strcet Baptist church, by the Rev. Dr. Bigelow, Janes Maoraw, both of this city. Wi11ams—Noves — At Coicago, Avgust 9, by tho Rey. D, © Labiop, Wruram Wittzaas, of Hudada City, N. J to Mise Mf. Jesxrg, only daughter of Joba Noyes, keq., of the former plac Newark papers ae COPY. Died. —On Thureday, Avgvat 18, Frank P., son of end Elizabeth Austin, aged 1 year, § mouths aud ays. 10092 Fperal will take place this (Saturday) afternoon, at half pest one o'clock, from the residence of his father, No. 16 second street. The friends and relatives of ibe family are reepecttully inviled to attend without further notice. ‘Ayaan. —On Thursday, Anguet 18, JEANNer S , daughter of W. T. and J. & Aymar, age 9 months and 9 daye, ‘Tbe friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the reeldence of Dr. Sylvester, Se yenty-eixih ctrect, Bloomingdale, this (Saturday) afier neon, at two o'clock, Bracken.—On Thursday evening, August 18, Mary Ca quepine BRACKEN, in the 2d vosr of her age, daughter of the late Cornelius and Ellen Bracken. ‘The friends of tbe family, and those of her uncle, John Pracken, are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No. 170 Rast Twenty eixth street, Brainakp.—On Friday, August 19, CaTuarins V., wife of Augustus 8. Brainard. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 143 West Thirty-nixth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. BORKLE —On Friday morning, August 19, Lawis BuRKLs, agod 80 years. The relatives and friends of the family, the members of Wasbingion Engine Company No. 20. and Goughiia Guaré., are reapectfally requceted to attend the funeral, from his jate resicence, No. 19 Rector street, this (Saturday) sfter- noon, at one o'clock. Canter —On Friday, August 19, Mrs. Carourn CaRser, relict cf the late William Carier, in the 631 year of ber “FTine relatives and friends of the family, thore of her sou- of Mutuitt Lodge { fo law, Jacob Rite | mlaw, ‘e, and the members , | Ne. 67, 1.0. oO. F.,' are ree: ly invited t0 siient ie |, irom her late residence, No. 897 Madmea | uncay afternorn, at two o’clook { Ciiwe Gn Fiidwy, August 19, Nous Sc ouly | con of Charice N, and sharearet Virginia Cailds, of Phiia- | doipbio. end grancson of Robert T. Norris, Faq., of this | Oty, @xt0 4 yerre, 5 months and 2 days. | The rexadrs will ho taken to /bisdelphia for interment. {| Hixp.--On Tt nreeay August 18, at the residence of his father, in Morrigapia, county, Georas Hap, | Jr, tn the iat year of bin age ‘he Tricods are invited to attend the faneral, on Sunday &\ two o'clock, without further in . | Howsrp,-—On Eriday, Auguet 12, at his restéence, it Powpten, Paseaic county, New Jersoy, Wiis E. How- Arb, lenacery of thi atty, ed 46 years, Arana — y, August 19, accidentally killed by failing frame plecitee:, Kee oeerag ry natlveot Kik care, covaty Csriow, Ireland, in the 28th year of bis 4 f.tehnce,thowe of bia Droinersinam Peter and John urphy, kod the members of the ‘era’ Benevolent Protective Union, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, om Sunday ‘at two o'clock, trot Into roeidence, No. 287 Weet ThirtielM streets” "Om Tasrs —In Weebawken, on Priday, Avgust 10, Eiayay Wore Lines, sen of Wiliam J. aid Aon Abela Lines, aged 10 months, 2 weeks and 4 days. Friday 19, after a Loca woop. — On r vin B, and Anna | morning, Cuasies Benny, son of nd, aE meriene. icUss1aGH.—In Williamsburg, at the residence of her mother, No. 107 Second street, ‘on Thursday, August 18, of consumption, Miss ARAnELLA McOvr.sam, aged 21 years. The friends of the family are respectfully invited vo at tend ine foneral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three a aad from vary church, North Fifth street, Wil- jemeburg. Moosm —On Friday, August 19, Wituas Ecce Moors, Perry son of Jobn and Rebecca Moore, aged 11 months and 26 dase. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iuvited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 137 West Tenth etreet. Rety.—Oh Thursday afternoon, August 18, Baincer, the beloved wife of Bernard Reilly, aged 27 years. The funeral will take place this (Saturday) morning, at bef pest nine o’olock, from her late residence, No. 302 ‘Thirteenth street, to the Church of the Immaculate cception, in Fourteenth street, where a soloma high mate wi'l be offered for the repose of ber soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without fur- ther invitation, Hiai1y.—On Thureday, August 18, of consumption, Tuo- was A, Kiity, in the 23d year of bis age, The reiativer, friends aad acquaintances of deceased are reapecifuily invited to attend the funeral, oa sunday af- ternoon, at two o'clock, trom the residence of his brother, P. L. fuelly, No, 682 Houston etreet. Albany papers pleate copy. ‘Tuomas —On Friday, Avgust 19, Eawesr Ressamry, son of Joshua 8, and Mary &, Thomas, aged 16 months and 8 aye. ‘The tuners! will teke place from the residence of his ginodfatber, No. 290 West Puty first sireet, on Sanday ails rroop, at one o'clock. Varvix.--On Friday. ‘August 19, of congestion of the N Hewky Caxvenrie, gon of Henry aad Henoah eged 3 years, 3 monthe and 7 days Fclutives and frienos of tho family aro respect! invited to uttond the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, a ‘oiock, from the residence of his parenta, No 193 Kast Twentieth street. Ay PEO RED PVERTIE | NAWSPAPER | ADV: a PRITEAGILN & CO, iy all be rewscapers in nited Bates (ia ADYERMIEE | cluding Oaltforots) and the Britith Poses- zine. come 3,000 different papers are re relved and fled at thelr offices, 119 Nassau etceet_ New York, and No 6 Stale street, B: AT VEPTIS® | ton” They attend to. thetr bi | that it ts done in the papers. atthe lowest rates They AND arrepgemenia with all thronghoutthe country. Advertieers oan mopey, time and trouble by giving PECTSNGILL & OO their advertising, ag MAK — | thele old customers will teatify. Merchants are fnvited to call at our offices where ail information wil be, given test wi ‘cable any cne to adveriie judicioualy, aud MONE | tae mouey the %W PRODUCTION FROM WHEAT. WING's OKLEBRATED FAaINs CRACKERS. Mede (scm materiel prepared from that portion of the wheat which {6 most nutritious and bealth*ul. JcJa estiuaied that one pound contains as much nutrimentas two pourdaef bread, aa it is vaually 4, Wire's FABINA On ACKERS Are of small eize—over ninety to the pound—and baked dry. ‘They are dellgbiful to the taste, ard one of the beat crackers ever produced, for famtiy uss. Fer lunch, and with oysters, they are unequalled. ‘We eek every mother to proeure Wiog’s Farina Orackers for her children ‘They are far superior to many of the pre- Pimetloce usually given to them, belng decidedy more health: jul sro novriebing, and, as they'dirsolve readily fa the mouth, Bre slways eaten with & fine zest Ladice ong gentlemen wl dnd them uncarposed ir FINE FLAVOR AND PLEASANT TASTE. Delonte iadira and all persors whoee habitaare more = | or leas eedentary will flod Wing's Crackers | ‘most ercellent. For professional gentlemen, beakers, merchants and clerks, y Le used for auch with great advantage, in maintain: they ing & bealthful ularity of the system. Teachers And echolary in scboois generally will find them very agreeable. Win ‘sf ariua Crackers are a most valuable article for tra- vellera tm the cers or on shipboard. ‘hey are one of ibe best ange that ean Be ete nna dn ont et Geception each cracker ta stsmped with ior the | ry name of Wt! AIAN AAAI APPAR AT BTRAMBR PaPsR, ‘ER PAPER, OBA’ BE, GARAT 81kaMaK PAPER EL NOTIOIO) Rorieicso B aL ROTI Gnu Bu NUTICIORO #Px BPROL b a aris. SPRCIMAN Corliss @Xa2 18. BEST TIeING ¥ iY ADVERTIS. Ni iD. Bad ADVABTIOING MED © Publication offee 24 Ann atraet ai YATT’S LIFE BALSAM, Hyatt’s Life Basem ten i. before, the public.— This remed; this period more and greater ‘hau any modhctne ta ghtker Or Amerson. cures Isis but nut Tevetition to ran over the his te state that he rheumatiom, scrofuia, sult rkeum, Henny sn bbe, coe oat Sete even to relieve the . ty “ person afliicted. Selow are 1p fined to Prins ase Fyat's rand street. cipel depot for Hyat's Life Balsam 2i6 Gi New York. Bold by Hayes, 178 Fulton street, Brookyiae TBroenia a bowie; wx forse M°R2 A80ur THE cRotON. After a thorough test Dr. Ohilton beak been decided that the reset favor wea nothing. ison see usual at this the year, but all of there unite la recom Wenaia i lorgo boulse ca Seeee at the depot, 613 rund were N.B ind et a glass grate, * “ QAELIZER 4 VALK, ARCHITECTS, vE- nu, call the atsatios of all peslawes tamooee Aaa Sis fall to examine the new American style for ond. villas, combismg comfort aud char now. tend for a circular containing # beautiful example, £0, QTEARNE & MARVIN'S Fe) WILDER PATENT SéLAMANDER SAFER. ‘These safes are free Jampnees. been in asp Over seventeen years, and have never ‘lied? 5 STEARNS & MABVIR, tht tt ‘BUNKS, VALISI BeG2, 40., Pretty WB BERONG'S Ro’ Warres esos 4 ii unbealthirese azd sic nd cso always be & i it ke hi ile Ee a ILL BE READY ON MONDAY, AT 10 4. M., THA SEPTEBER NUMBER OF THE RAILWAY GUIDE ” UNITED STATES AND THE GANADAS, Which represenis tho Principal Balla rong the represents he ways, mentality of Mi ibereby rendering the varicus routes ew aim pie and compr: ived that a traveller of the most ordima- ry capacity can understand them. IT 18 THE ORLY RAILWAY GUIDE ‘Becogrized as the official organ of the Kail Companies, fm evicencs of which, we present the following of nemes ef the Fresidenta whlch we bave selected from a large number of atures in our Bnastus CouninG, } resident New York Central J, Kocax Tuomrsox, President Peansylyauia Central Rail- M £L04N, President Hudron River Railroad, £, Pe cite Sole! Premdent Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bat- Joun brovcu, Presidext Bellefontaine Line Rutlroad Wx H Osnoxn, President Iltinow Centra sailroad. Henny C, Loxp, President Cincinnati and In: Jacon STRADER, President Liitle Miam! Railroad. 8 8. L'dommepigv, President Cincianad, Hamilton and ba i ere +m Ha 3.2, Haer, President Terre Harte and Richmond Rallroad. Appleton’ Late Lipari OF pan pleton's Iustrated wr larger than otber works of the kind com! a on a There are no other crackers manufactured in the United a. Etates Hike thece, or known as true farina Uracker: i0g’s Farica Orackers are gold by moat of the beat grocers ip Kew York Brooklyn, Jersey City, and sleo in many ot the ‘arger eition wd towns throughout the diff-rent states, ‘they may be procured at w! 6 only of A.N THOMPSON & 00., ‘Nos, 221 and 233 Fulton s:reet, New York T JOKES, 10 AND 12 ANN STREET—A NEW le of shors and gaiters at $2 60; also French calf drest focus at; witranted’ 2 & TIFND, OITY 4ND COUNTRY MILLINERS.—BY AP- AL plying at 108 Bleecker street will be sold at a great bar. geio (owing to sickness) a well assorted stock of fall and winter millinery goods, consisting of velvets, corded silks, sauins, bens, flowers, dc BOP ES 000 BOXES BOLD OF MOKEHKAD'S MaGNaTIJ PLASTER. This enormous goats of Ute invaluable remedy bas been | urehased by citizens of the United States during the short tine thas veen before the public. The reason for this extraordi- bary succes is simply in the actual truth and value of the arti- cle. No ore buys the magnetic plaster with ut becoming ite friend. it performs alt that ts promised, and carries with it {ts own recommendation Truly this is a victory—perceful and Dloodiess—but we believe not lees jus than the triumphs of_ war, wit its train of carnage ‘xd desolation, ‘The me gnetic pluster is undoubtedly the greatest strengthener and pats destrover that ectence has yet discovered. It you put ibis plasier apy where, if psin is there, the plaster will stick tbere until the pain baa vavished The plaster magnetizes the pain away sud VAIN CANKOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER IS APPLIED. Hheumaticm, lameness, ailfcess, weakness, debility, ner- vousness neuralgia, dyepepria, coughs and colds, psins and aches of every kind, are IMMEDIATELY REWIAVSD, and, muha lite patience, P2RMANES TLY UURSD by ihe magi: calinfuence of the MAGNRTIO PLAST#R, It is the sim- plest, eurest, ssfest, plesasotest ond chespest remedy in ex. fe Ita’ pplication ie univerns’—equaily ‘o ths strong msn, the delicate weman acd ihe feeble infant. lis use is agveosble and without apnoyarce or trouble. “Its price ts wiibin reach of all—ricb or all may hve it, and all ny way. should bave tt who are sick and suffering in FABMSRS and PLANTERS id siwaye be supplied wih ike MAGHETIC PLaST#R, it wili be the good phyat- olan in any beusehold, ready at all times aod ut inatant noice. Put up Soalr Uebttin boxes Each box wil make pix to 'evlors and any chil ean azread them, Frico 28 enla fee fi vain aizection « Ee aN ES. Bs 0; MORBEBAD, WD, 19 Walker atrect, w Y. MORRHZAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER in gold by all drug. siata avd esters t2 genuiae medicines every where, EVERY CONC! FAABLLTB ACS, &C XD ty acd 50, CP AOTURING COMPANY, 434 Broad way, corner Howar (ORAS, BUNIOMS, DISEABRL NAILS, EMiaRaz J nical cf the great toe juint ewed without psla, so be boos can be worn immediately after the oper'tion wiibow he ouventence to the patient by Dr, ZAOd ABI €) Brondway, Befers te the physlotans ss4 argeone of th TON, KQUaL TO 8PRING examiced at iDle to get out . Itha cheap ani i hand, flee, rerlaurent and privaie So c8n, with f, have pure water,’ Tt cap tied Ia thatof arwater cover which will yield ten gallons ich wil! run off 200. ‘Medo exclustealy by STEN, the fle manusasigrer in the oly pt Pure |, pulverized charcoal. A TS) 5 Silind airtel "Factory, S3% 85/885, S41 Wenn Thirty -snoond Sirvet, New York. Down town orders may be left at French's botel. -YOMFOBT AND UPILITY.—THOSE WHO EXPERIENOR 4) “insteases toees or irritation from the artidciel teeth Shey now wear, should rot fail to callon Dr. B.F. SMITE, ‘Breecway, who bes originated an ent'rely new method, which ‘ures comiort in wearing, and prevents the tipping #2 com- ‘and dteapreesble in ordinary plates. the “Family Den- ‘con sizing letters of approval from br. Warren Stone, of New Orlesnr, to Dra, Bott, Parker and Beese, of N. Y., will ba rent to any nddr VERY KIND OF aS Meg oe bee! OF Uss, eatest ‘a few houre’ notice got vp im the mi le Ww enya 7 Bast Twenty ENTLEMEN FROM THE SOUTH, AND OTHSRE WISH- og & fine frock or dress cost mede to order at a very mo- eerste price, #8y $10. oF fine dceakin panteloons for $3, or sil vent for $6, plessecallat © CLARK4's, 116 Willlam street. AS GENKRATING COMPANY, UNDER BESDRICE ¥ Pros, patenis, office 812 Broadway, opposile Bt Nichol: « tel, The ini cees of this coun: any fe the naturar ; of }beir goal gaa works ‘The Setentific ame . AU vol. 1, Ro. 8, bas just publisbed and illustrated the Tunas ofhis colmpaay srecied at the St. exis Hotel, New York, where it can be seen daily tn operation. eee ‘Will instantaneously color the bairand whiekers. end ong ATR COLORER {il gradually color the hair any shade. “ary them. "nly 25 and 8754 cents for large bottles. Sold at 616 Broadway. “CFORTETTER'S CKLEBRATED STOMACH BITTBRS. HOSTS vatunble wcnte for te cureof drapepels,tatnlency, cone! aod eral nervé ‘of J effect are 3 mupels et eet ace a Sat eae oenreree. yee -IN PLAIN JET, AND JET AND GOLD eee eT ccslane pin neckiaces, chain B, uttons, studs, ed, at ” SEBORNE BO EDMAN & TOWNSEND'S, In 627 Broadway, corner of Spring street, THOUSANDS AND TENS OF 7HOUSANDS are mad mgm ihe. various ullwayBof the Untied siiipe and the and ssa medium for general advertising it is unsur- lent of its uullity asa railway 3, A TRAVELLER’S COMPANION, Giving an sccount of railways and their p1 towns, villages end cities; valusble in Fivalled as al incidents of travel, from other source. Tange OF SEPTEMBER NUMBER, INSTRUOCION TO TRAVELERS: In Lot and Nashville Railway; Important Railway Lectslon: Benes of sng Facile naliway, st Louis: Naabville to St. Loale i mm Hoads; Bail; Matters, Change = Aime Tables, &e sti iIL—NW INVENTIONS, An Improvement in American Genius and its Uses; A List of Wonders; Bources of Goid; Dinm'nds inthe ara; French Patent Leather; The Teo NECLOTES AND INOIDBNT VEL me BCDC . 3 OF TRAVEL To the West! To the West! Scenes on the Misslesippi: a Boene im & Kailway Car—a Pretty Wife Sleeps in the Arms of a Bache- lor, Never been iu the ‘own Before; ed to be Quarrel- some; ara. Partin gtou’s Upinion of ried, ee. Vi—UNITED STATES TIME INDICATOR, Showing the iflerencel of Time between ihe various cities of the Uniiew. tates, inciuding Ben Francisco, end. wita"u'ustrations, ViL—éPPLETON’? RAILWAY GUIDE, COUNTING- HOUSE CaLENDAB, AND IMPOSTANT KULES FOR aILWAY TRAV ELSES Vill—a LaBGEK SresL PLATE MAP OF THE RAIL WaYs OF THE UNITS STATES, showing by figures Spread over ite auriace where tke ize tables of each road may fe foun IX —TRROUGA KOUTES, to and feom Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Toledo, Chicago, et » With msps and other Information relatiog to the readieat means of g 0 and from ali the principal cities Soush, Kast and S&VENTY FIVE BAILW4Y MPS, delfveating the prin- cipal roads throughout the United states and the Causdas + their stations, distsnces and connections. These maps alone are worth the price of the tuide. reference to the accuracy of APPLETON’S GUIDE, tha attention of the traveler is cailed to the following extract Bletier to the Bostor Saturday Kvening Gazette: —Wihin piss month busisess or pleasure called me into one nul: ihe States of the Union, th: taile: , and over ousaod railroad, and i bave depot ten malnutes Inte, i ion. tsamns (omy ‘pocket companion, nor lost 's connec fun, 8 (0 my pock ~ PLETON'S BalLWAY GUIDé—a work corresied and pub- Mehed tema monthiy, which {sa model of accuracy, and may be: relied on implicitly. A study 0! its contents has beguiled many miles of their tediouer ers, walle the information it imparts re- fleota ibe grea est credit on the publabera OPINIONS UF THR PRESS. [from the New iork ‘This admirabie compilation 1s facreising so rapidly in circa- lation, tbat in this rcxpect it promises soon to oulrival tne ng Web Brucebaw. In the care with which the tables are put to— ether. and in the extent aud variety of the information whieh f i has no equal from the Baltimore American } Ax the travelling sesson will oon commence, this compre- hensive Guide wiu now be called into requisition. hose whe Duy it once will never afterward be without it. [Brom the #3ston Journal We ehould ss sop think of staring on our Journey without a valiee as to go On our jourzey witbout the latest edition of thie useful and en ertaiming handbook. ‘&xtract from the Musial Harp.) is decidedly the best Guide ithe world —far abead of we Knglich work }t is iI!ustrated by over alxt Ett sed pager. It lum work that be placed in the Bands of every man, woman and child in the United Btater. [from (he American Railway Times ] ‘This ia a most admirably eaveers traveller's guide, and we cordially recon mend it to the public. Tt is the most completes tuing of the kind ever pubiiabed in thie or any other country. From the Uincingat! © mmercial | Appleton’s Kailway Guide is, without exception, the most: complete work of the kind ever publihed., Mr. GF chomae. the origipal projector and compiler of the Guide, was for many Years 8 resident of our elty, aud is well known to many of oa entizens ae pect tar'y compéteat for a work of tbs (From Harper's Weel apnieton's Ballway Guise, which makes is monty » ance, bas become as much of 8 necessity tn Ameri: ehaw is in Bbgiand (a a Continent, while the style puts t2. has dingy pudliaation, mS OPEAICH'E TLLOsTRATED RAIGWAY QU J without avy exeepiion, the cheapest book ever pul t contains nearly 300 pages, neer!y Hf end entertiinicg meter, and iy rold at ths low price of ‘Twenty fve-cetaper copy, D. APELE LON .. Publishers, 16 and 343 Broadway, N. Y. For asle by #1] the piiucips! pericdics| and news agents, aa all the bookstores, ard by the boys who papers.ac.. ‘upon the cars, throughout the United states and the Oanadaa, ANTSD—BY A PROFSSSIONAL GERTLEM«N, & - person well versed in writing advertisementa, ecitoriale, ko, One conversant with tha daily prees and eapable of oon- versation in Frexch and German preferred. address Playel —* cian, Heraid ofiee, y Uk DLE & TO. Lesiera in, and Importers of TEA TRaYs. fun SILVER ELAEAD an ee, ‘irons, , ata Hollow Hamnmnooh ac m Manu‘acturers of Planighed Tin Ware, Toliet Sets, Water Coolers, | Bathing Avy ac. ‘At their old stand No, 06 MAIDEN LANE, Noa 2% and 7 Liberty street, ANTE JMMBDIATELYTWO OR TY.REM “#ELL farniahed 8p) owuitlD, tino ont Leon aan ceettind wonres, aankn Eeoaat Acoity atest and Union square: ceateel 1007 ion Indiapeneabie, ‘Aséross Physician, Beraid office. Pee lial bie wena EDDING AND ee, Ca¥’ os OF THE LABESE , jp salen; alee “ROGET WelOr eg. 1» Bgraver, No. 4 Joba treet 8, 8 VEFIOCE Of UEOr ii ole