The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1859, Page 5

Cetera CECE, smmywn, residing on Lowell street, attempted to kindle a fre ‘by sprivkling some camphene upon ft from @ can, wheo ‘Mn explomon took place enveloping ber in flames, from “which sbe died in « few hours, Suspension of Hewson & Holmes. CINCINNATI, August 22, 1869. Mews. Hewson & Holmes, stock broxers on Third street, euspended to day. Thole itapiilies are not stave. doy. The vooksellers reld a meeting w-day in refereace 40 bis death, at which appropriate remarks were mado ‘and resolutions of respect to hus memory adopted. The Agate Crub of New York, Iw LonpoN, Oona , August 23, 1859. ‘The Club arrived here this moraing, ani are on Soping themselves bugely. They will return to New York On Wednesday night Markets. PHILADELPHIA STUCK BOARD. PHILepELPaia, August 22, 1860. Books steady. Ponnsylvanin Stato fives, 92; ‘nx Baulrcad, 2234; Morris Canal, 6134; Long Island Raul- woud, 10%; Penasyivauia Railroad, 40% Cincomani, August 22, 1859. Four firrn and advanced bc. a 100,, but closed ‘heavy at $460 & $165 for superfine, Waoat—ales of ted ut S60. and white at $108 = $110, Whiskey ad- ‘waccvd 10 246. Provisions held Grmer, but quotations ua- Caicaco, August 22—6 P. M. Fiour active Waooat active and advsnced 20.8 3c * Corn avohanged. Orts firm and advanced ic Reveipta— 4.060 obis. dour, $7,000 bushels wheat, $4,000 do. corn 326 €C0 do. oats. Snipmenta—30,000 bushels corn and 6,000 co. oats, Oswaco, August 22—6 P. M. Flovr in moderate demand for the nome, interior and “Canada trade: eulea 7,000 bois, at $4.50 from now spring west, #5 fiom red Western, and $6 60 from white do. Bale) Lael and —, $00" be held generally above the ‘we of buyers: sales bushels new ‘apring No 1, to arrive, on private terms. Cora ia demand, nd market unchanged: seies 12, br Tueoww at “JOc. Copal freighie sveady but dull; 250. on flour, 6 go. mporis— of flour or grain by Burrato, August 22—6 P. M. Floor moderately active aud firm, but unchauged in ‘Prices: ales | 700 dbis. ive Wheat firtn:salce 13,000 bushels ‘Bt Tbe. for eld woround Lilinois wioier, 720. tor old Ml reukes club, $! (8 for prime red Michigaa, 81 14 for sane co Corn—Salen defore the New Yor report 25.000 busbels No, 1 Lilinois at 686.; holders at the close Ask ve av advance of ave Cont. ‘hiakey firmor. Lake Im, ort-—10,000 bls, flour, 32.000 busbeis waest Oxoal Sxportr—1,000 bble flour, 11300 busneis whoat, 40,000 Pushels corn, 7,000 bushels oats, Wailech’s thease. The theatrical rajuveaation commonced last evening ‘Dt thie theatre with a new Aaericsn tragedy, encitied “Geraldine, or Love's Victory.” Tue splendid theatro ‘was filled in every part; box, parquetts and gallerics wero Srowded witn the beautiful wud fair, while the steravr ex mustered in overwaeiming force. The priaci yal cha- acter inthe tragesy was supprrted by tho talented, Brasetol and accompliabe1 Miss Matilda Hsroa, whose mmense power of delinesting character was never more fully or effectually brought out than it was last evening. The piece itsclf is a faithful plc- Cure of some of the most prominent fer- Sures of life in the time of Etward tue First of Kagland, | and the persecutions which the unfortunate Welan bards ‘were made to suffer in those eventfu: days aro patheti- ally told in the coarse of the pice. The plot of the Btory on which the tragedy is founied bears a strong im- Press of originality, and, however much there might here nd there bave been recoguiz3d some similarity in the | fale to the well known jegenda of those carly times, on fhe whole it must be confessed that there was Mauch of novelty aud unabating interest in the theme. The scene is Ia'd on the confines of Wales during tho reign of Edward the First, at tho period when thé con- ‘quering legions of E:gland had returned from their san- uinary epgsgements wil the Saraceus in Palestine. Fine plot of the etory js 2000 told. Geraldine do. Lan (Migs Matilda Heron), the daughter of Baron de Lacy Mr. Leffiveweli), w'given in troth by her father Bs the affianced’ bride of young Hubert (Mr. tern), the son of Bugo, Bari a Chester (Mr. | “ Howard). The Karl bed formerly been th biter remy of the Baron, aod this betrothal was the ign wnd woken of their reconciliation. At the time that the bal takes place, the young Hubert is away Bmong the crusaders in the Holy Land, patting against Abe wildel. Gera'aive nas a sister, Faith De Lacy (aise Teeephine Orton), whom she tenderly and dotingly loves, ‘While the solemn ceremony of tbe oetrothal is beng cen- ‘cluded between the two long eatracgud parents in the sDiaporia} balls of the Baron’s castle, one of the retainers Comes forward and states that a wandering minste! was ‘wailing wibout for the privilege of caan ing ove of the wweet ballads of bis vattve hills before the bril tapt and judiiant company. The Baron com- anes him to come forward, and the agod harper David, of Ruthire, (Mr. Couldock), totteriog under the weigat of bis instrument, takes bis seat, and siogs a lay waish Rerrifies the wboie company. Io this song he sung of the ‘woes of Wales and the persecutions of tue Weieh by the ‘Boglieb, and particulariy of rings broagat upon his own famty by the Baron, who bad seized bie fon and confiscated all his property. Tas Baron in ‘wrath orders the Welshman to be seized ana taken away; but before oie purpose is carried ous &he prophetic barper pronounces # deep avd wither. Jog curte on the whole house and race of Lacy. Six ears elapse, and young Aubert retarns from tae ware to 4 hrs father dead, bis betrothed a defurmed woman, god his hopes of fature bappincss embittered. But his fatber's will und bis (dolity to Geraldine prevailed. ant the renews bia vows of love, which are cemented by their wnion, The sister, Editb, falls desperately in love | witb Hubert, the husband of Geraldine, & love ‘which she keeps buried in her own bosom. | But a priest, who is at discovered as 4 B00 Of the old Weish bard, and whose brother as weil a: fatber bad been murdered by the Baron, appears on tho scene as the evil genius of tbe family. Under the guise wf religion and his ecclesiastical robes he carries out his ‘infernal plans, misrepresenting tue trath ana torturing every sircumeteuce so as to subordinate them to This one purpose of revenge He accuses Edith to Gersiane of ingratitude and unholy love, and ats to Gersldine’s busband as a partoer ‘ne iresgon. Tae various difficult to de- Un sate—were then most thoroughly elicited. Love, des- ‘pa, revenge, jealousy, hope and agony, were each in ‘tura eo faithfully depicted by the powerful genius of Miss Hle-o0, that it would be vain to eay which was trium- Pp The innocence of all the parties is eventually 19 Out, and the guilty priest baulked of his foul re- voue, and given over the just reward ot his crime. But Geraldine, baving found that fher sister loved her busband—feeling thet ashe ‘was toformed, while her sister was beautiful—aad know- pg tbat though Hubert loved her, still she would al- ‘Wey sorgmw ui the thought of her sister’s aching heart, determi to put an end to her o' as to deave Koith avd Hubert free to be united. ‘4 epacted the full trinmph of sistoriy, as weil ‘Dist love. Geraldine, in the full bioom of life, deadly poison, and woile dying hears from the priest that Ihe was the gon of the old Harper, and that he had been the fruttful cause of all the misfortunes of the house. ‘Ibe death foene is intensely pathetic, and Miss Aeron ‘most ably fulfilled her mission to the end, Of the truly able company by which this talented tragédionne war supported we Must speak in terms of the bighest commentation, Mr. Couldock, es David of Ruthire a:d as Anselmo, the friar, was perfect in his 76le. His Boene in the banquet, where he poured forth his impas- Bioued lay and sang of the sufferings of the Welsh anouptaincers, was thrilling in {ts effect, and held the Bodience as it were epell bound, So, aleo, in all his Dtber scenes; they were great sococsses. Miss Or- You's part was most ably maintained, and the artiess ule of the trusting maiden, yet heart bursting jover, was well depicted. Mr. Sothern, as Hudori, was, 08 usual, 8 favorite with the audience, and fully Mpaintained bis welt earned reputation We have only Bpsce und time to saya word of Mr. Walcot, the Kari’s Jester, who was just as happy in ‘Love's Victory’’ as he ‘was in “All’s Well That Eads Well.” Mr. Davidgo was excellent a8 Gervase the Steward. In short, the piece ‘was a triumph in every reepect; and the talented troupe ‘who contrinuted so much to the success of the piece are Bntitled to more insting praise than can be readered them in » brief passing vovice. At tbe conclusion of the tragedy Misn Horon was loudly Waliec, for and responded to the call, escorted by Mr. »thern. The house was then made ty ring with i. ‘Mise Heron beving retired, load cries arose for the adtuor, no after some delay Mr. H. L Sateman, the manager, Bppearcd and thanked the audience for the manner in which the piece was received. Ho then modeatly stated Ghat Mrs. Bateman was the authoress of the picce—(loud Bpplause)—and that po efforts would be spared to make it mor attractive, if posible, ta future. ‘The piece is'a mastu:ly production of its kind, and 3s quite a literary relief in these days of sab- gurd and ridiculous literary creations. The ac- complished authoress hag sbown horself well versed 3n the bistory, customs and langusge of the times of which she wrote; and we trast shat #no may reap an Sbundant barvest as too reward of her toil and industry. fe = Piece will be continued every night until further otic. After “Box and Cox”? had shaken tho sides of the @udience for & quarter of an hour, the porformances of the @vening were brought to a close. } received Arrivals and Departures, remen, on Bolthetl, Mr Sebi and indy, Mra Wooden and tour ehilivoa, Bbarjes, nytain vaveody, F Lowe, Mra Brumen and three ond a 4. Udren, ‘Wilkens: bre Zinn, “rally H Bieshopo indy’ ae roee ale reo, # Stelling, W Dumplemann, u Housman. Mre Mang mice en, Mr wanule armilde, Of jadts died on the rar diren-- and 452 in the slosrage, ey eae OR ‘From, charlesion. in the Bod child, Misa Van Noy, Mra SShild and puree; Mre J 0 A Du x ante, Thos Gelyer: Mre ‘Mite Goiyer, JD Alken, wife aud servant; 8 H Wil Grows Mrs Iverson, W M Roare, JG Bailie, © Hike: Jaokeon, Mr Wiking and Jady, 4 C Keuff aan, M Me Coben J K Baruets, L Van orbo' st J Dawson, G Hotinaan, B Wileon, J Ohampons. Mr Sirachtiold, HW Winyes aod lady, UM Webster, A L mith Phillip Ailey’ Jno Biley, 8 H Wide: ny, Mite 8 J Wine, Mise Wheeler, Jos Wheeler, sahe, JM Went fT Ualpan, WF Jack, TR Jack, po bee: P cde, HW Berney, SE Bhai, wi rie Gallagher, JB Caiif, J Cota! tand, Win Walaa Mise MekoeoOe gS eieee Gerson, BF Huge ‘ana ib fa to ' “a Auger, B Dougiass, M Hg) in ship Klise —Amnoe Fish adeno. c'ban Davideon, John Warringioe: uae Raione 2, Jobu Oavidern, Bintaa Vavideon, Wea 1 006 Ging’ ave TM Powers, H3a0 Paso, maak Duiiad, itn avaus, Vv oweeuy— ‘vad sixteen in eecond cabin, Movements of the Military, SRRIVAL a)'D DEPARTURE OF THs BALTIMORE CLIT GUARD, ‘Tho battalion of the Baltimore City Guard, Mejor Joseph P. Warner commanding, accompanied by the Baltimore Drase band, numbering in all about 100 men, arrived tn this City yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the Monu- mental City, in transitu for Manchester, N. H. & brief bistory of the battalion was givon in yosterday’s Haratp. ‘They were received on their arrival at Jersey City by a Dattalion of the Seventh regiment, National Guard. in full uniform, consisting of details from various companies, Dumbering, with the band, about 125 men, under the command of Captain Monroe and Lieutenants Wicksiexd, ‘Schermerbon and Moriarty. Colonel Marshall Lefferts, of the Seventh, ex Lient. Colonel Martin of the Seventyfirst regiment, ex Quartermaster Kemp, of tbe Seventh; Quar- termaster Locke W. Winchester of the Seventh, and other military dignitayies, were st the depot in citizons’ dress, extend a welcome to the Baltimoreans, After arrival of the Y A F g i g proceeded at once to the ferr; boat, when they crossed over to thie city, On she oe sage of the boat both commands wore busy in exchang?i crvilities, | The National Guard introduced the Riohmon: Grays style of cheering, with three claps of the hands and & bov-o-00, The Baitimoreaus responded with nine cheers and a “44 hfe Poe oops arrived in this city they were met by ep immeuee Crowd of spectators, who cheered the visiters quite heartily. The line of march was continued up Cort 7 i. ye where @ bounwful Celistion was prepared by order of Quartermaster Locke W. Winohester, of the Rational Gard. cowmivgled abd partook of Both commeaas the bounmsy, the Natioaal Geard attenaing to the gueste before they partook them vee aiter the colistion, Col. Learn the Seventh, made afew remarks extending to the Bultimoreaus a hearty wel- come to the Empire City, on bebait of bis regiment. Ho suid as the stay wee go short that the time forbade any ex- tended remerge be simply extended to them a scidier’s welcome, which was to be judged by his acts. Major Wakvem, of the Baltimore City Guard, then pro Dored nine cheeré anda “uiger’” for the Seventh regiment, which were heartily gi This coterteinment was given to the Baltimoreans io reciprocation for honors extended to the Joventa regiment, but wbich they were unubie to partaka of; nevertheless, the will was (aken as good as we deed—hence this cordia, recepuon, The coliation was through with in about three quarters of ap hour, when the visieers and the tosta marched to the foot of Cortiandt street, where they embarked in the | commodicus steamer Connecticut, of tue Norwich aad Worcester fine, for Aliyn’s Point, aud from thence the troops proceed to Mancnester,N A, where they will be by the Amcekesg Veterans. Taey wili yemaiD at the iatter erty until Thursday, wben they com ence their —_ na trip via Obarivstown and Boston At te former pliice they wilt be received by the Couriestvoo City Guard, who are making the most iiveral arrangements for their recreation and eulertainment. The Guard will reiurn tojthe city on Saturday morning when they wiil be received by a company of the National urd and by them be entertained until the Monday fol iowing, wheu tbe Bultimoreans will retarn bome, ACCIDENT BY A PRKMATURR &XPLOSION, As the visiters wore taking their departure @ salute was Demg firea fro field piece at the end of the dock by a parcy of Soung men, wou one of them, bamed J. A, Kerr, 4 carm esicing at Bergen, N. J.,and whosefamily ia at Keyport, N. J., was severly injured about the face, arme and boay by the premature discharge of thecaonos. He immediately conveyed to the O:ty Hospital and placed er we care of Dr. Huil Although the firing of the ealute was not under the cbarge or direction of the National Guard, yet Coloasi Lelferte of that regiment sent word to the bospital to take the best of care of the unfortunate man and he would pe responsible for all expenses. DEPARIURB OF COMPANY B, EIGHTH REGIMENT, FOK NEW BEDFORD. The above corps, Captain Thomas Loraney, numbering thirty-one muskets, left ovr city yesterday afternoon, in the Empire State, en route for New Bedford, Masa,, where they encamp for four days on Camp Ingranam. At three o'clock they assembled at their neadquariers, Mercer House, and under escort of Company E, Captain War man, heaced by Sheiton’s Band, they proceeded to the shove steamer, foot of pier No. 1 Norta river, Acsom papylog them were Coionol Lyons, Mujor Weotworth, Ad Jutant Blauvelt and Sergeant Rumsey, of the Eighth regi- ment, and Lieutenant ograbam of the United States army. They were also atended by the United States Navy Band. On Weir return they will be received by Company F, Captain Buck, and tendered a collation at their armory. THE YOUNG GUARDS OF VIRGINIA. It is reported that this corps will visit our city durin, the coming week. They are gnid to oc @ fine body ‘t young men, snd will, no doubt, mect with a warm recep- Mon from our New York soldiers. THE KINGSTON GRAYS ‘Will visit our city, it te etated, about the Inter part of next week, and will remain @ day in our city, leaving in the afternoon for New Haven, where they will be received by the Nationa! Bives of thatecity. We have not hoard of ny company in this city that intend to give them an os. cort or reception. They are, however, « fine body of men, and should be looked after by our citizen soldiers. THE GRAYS HOME AGAIN aT RICAMOND. ‘At half past two o'clock yesterday afternoon the Rich mond Grays, Capt. Eiliot, returned from their ‘‘Soiferino’’ epgagement of friendship and will in New York Toey were recetved at the Virginia Ceptral depot by a de tachment of their own company who could not participate in this grand excursion. Toe Grays speak in most glowing terms of their oxpe rience with the Seventh regiment and with the citizens of New York generelly, and they aver that never before were so many Virginians in danger of being “killed with kind nees’’ by the gallant sons of Gotham. A pumber of the company remain North for a fow days longer on business matters. Even we did not see our friends Mayor Mayo or our local confrere Jobo Graeme mong tbe returned braves. Vory possibly tnese good fel own bave been seized by some Knight Templar brigade and taken to Boston for a period. We foel very anxious in thelr regard, but we must await the issue in fall of “coming events.” For months to come the Grays will be full of their lauda. tion and pleasurable remembrance, in talk and anecdote, of this trip and experience in New York life, aud of the jo vial boys, gallant soldiers, pretty and charming ladies, and many other distinguished favors unsparingly bestowed upon them by their Northern well wishers, The feeling thus created between the two cities issound, wociable and healthful. May it ever continue 80.—~HRich- mona Enquirer. August 20 ‘Wiliiamsburg City News. Granp Fasrivat or Tus TorNvRREINs.—Yesterday Myr- tle avenue Park was crowded all day with Germans and others, who had come to witness the grand annuel festi- val of the Turnvercins and other societies. Ten bands of nivale woro in attendance, and singing, dancing, gymuas. tic ord other performances were the order of the day, arly inthe morning the various societies assembled at Turner Hall, in the following order, and marched to the grove:— First Division.—Feat Committee, Brooklyn Lancers, Captain Walter; Light Artillery, Captain Timms; Jeffereon Blues, in 'Kelbl; City Rifis, Captain Bethon, and Jefferson , Cr Wiils. Second Division.—Teutonia Sangerbund, of Wiliams burg; Social Reformers, New York; Teutonia Mennechor, New York; Harmonia, New York; Hudson Mennechor’ Hudson, N’ J; Germania, Now York; Schillerbund, New York; Concordia, Williamsbur; Leiderkrafel Social Reformers, faat New York, Fidelia Thalia, Brooklyn: Mechanics Society, Williamsburg; Jackson Bonevcient Society, Wil- \ameburg; Riflemen, Captain Rothman; Independent Riflemen, Captain Schurig. 7 hird Division.—Turner class of young girls ina car. ge, Turner scholars of New York, Now York Turnve. rein, Turner societies of the Eustern Union and delegates, Wiltamsburg Turnverein and Turner Rifiomen, The procession throogh Meseorole, South Fourth, Grand, Ewen and Division avenue to tho park under the command of Grand Marshal Philip Schach and F Schmidt and W. 8, Ablman. During the morning a goid watch aud chain was pre- peniae Ls aaa aaamas and was responded to in a vr | speech, Tast evening a theatrical performance was had at Tur. ner Hall, and to day there will be # continuation of the festival at Myrtle avenue park, The Jackson Snuffbox—Presentation To-Day. (From the Nashville Banner, Aug 18 ] Onur citizens are aware thet General Jackson, in his lett will and testament, provided that his gold snuff ox, pre- sented to him by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of New York, should become the pro of that soldier of New York who should mest distinguish himself ia de- fence of bis country. The question of titic has been for. mally, snd wo belicve to the general fatiafaction of all in- terested, in favor of General Ward B. Burnett, who aistin- guished ‘himself as Colonel of the New York regiment in the Mexican war. That gentiomas visited this city somo woeks since for the purpose of receiving this flattering end bonorable testimonial! of his military gallantry, but owing tothe absence of Andrew Jackson, Jr., the presentation was unavoidably debsrred, and’ he was obliged to return to Now York. All being desirous that the will of General Jackson should be formally complied with, now that the rostpiont hag been designated, it has been arranged that the presenta. tion ehall be made and accepted by proxies. Accordiugly it will toke place in the City Hall at twelve o’clock to day, Dr. Job M. Lawrence, as the ropresentative of Andrew Jackson, Jr., Will present the snufl box t Gen, Gideon J. Pillow, 08 representative to Gen. Burnett. We the pleasure of tickling our nasal developement yesterday with a pinch of snuff from this celebrated box— & beit wo bave no small vices” It is @ magnificout Jowel, of solid gold, and inscribed on the fd, in plain ‘script, is the following :— «Presented by the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York to Major Gencral Andrew Jackson, with the freedom of the city, a8 a testimony of respect for hip high military services.” , Wo suggest ‘0 appropriate inscription, Indicating the circumstances under which it is trausferred to Gen, Burnett, should be made on the revorte side, ‘Tue STEAMPOAT Sqvap.—Within the past few days Gono- ral Superintendent Pillsbury has been detailing several of tho moat efficient men of the detective force to the steam- ‘boat equad under Sergeant Croft. They have beon ordered to put on the uniform, which has com; ruined Wels’ effclonsy’ aa floes,” So well noted are thieves, pickpockets and other classic rogues, that they can at any moment spot a uniformed offlor, but were these officers in diegutse many important arroste could be made. MF properly conducted there ig no doubt bus his squad will be @ great benetit to travellers, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1859 New Jersey Politics, OUR TRENTON CORKRSPONDENCE. Taxyron, N. J., August 20, 1959. Division of ,Partict— Relative Strength Causes of the Defea! Of the Demu.*7Acy~—Bcheme of the Douglas Faction—~Its Working— Stor. "Y Time Coming—A Glammering of Hope— Probable Cinrse 0,” he Convention, Bec., do. ‘The politics of unis S, “2, like that of evory other in tne Union, seem to be in a ho, "eless tangle. Party discipline is broken, and party drill isp. Werleas, Tho old times of the demooratic and whig partios “re gone. The wars of the giants are over, and instead of th,’ Titans we have the pig- ‘mies. Novertholess, the contest of these mannikins is amusing. Nomunally, the politicians here aro d.'vided into thivce Parties; really, each of theee is subdivided into severa’ factions. These last are resolvable into numerous cliques. The democratic pa'ty is split up into two sections—the Lecompton and anti-Lecompton; the repubiicans into two—the straight outs, who prefer Seward and a direct issue, and the softs, who are for» coalition upon some moderate man. The Americans are divided into the @raigot outs, with Stockton at the head, opposed to any- thing but a through and through American ticket, and the free wools, who rather like being sold out, and ‘who are in the market once more, It is very much as you bave it in New York. I shall probably give you ‘a little akotch of all these cliques before long; but intend to confine myself. now to the ‘Whose Stato gn erry ‘whe will put up a candidate for Governor on the principle that they set up tenpin bails. Tt will be seen, by referevoe to the official returas, that Ib 8 true thet in ee eens iimore mea, oom! eppos: tion was 6,610" Sinon tbat t'me the fon have main ‘awed the sscendency. Iv 1856 the Con, showed an opposition jority of 4,425, its own division it was defeated. But in 1858 it routed tae democracy, ‘ horse, foot und cons.” Now, this last Coleat Was Owing to the anii Lecouptoa men, who, though coptemptible in numbers, held the balance of power They were led by Adrain, Ryerson, Skeiton and others, who bud been popuiar favorites, bat having been suppianied, and having their ‘griefs to avenge, mouoved on bleeding HS aS Loo most availanie hobby. They supported the republican candidates tor Congress in the First, Second and Fifth dis tricts, and ip * return recelved the support of the republicans and Atrericans in the Toird aod Fourth otstricts The basis of this union wasa war on James Bochsnan’s admipitration Toe ultimate pian of tbe republicans was to gan New Jersey for their candidate— a ‘ut of the anti-Lecomptoa men to force ihe nomination o: Dongtan, Ove would have supposed that after having coalesce: witb the opposition, and opposed the mass of the party sbe anti Lecompton men would bave remained outside o he pale. But the leaders wore w little alarmed at the peueity Of the raak acd dle. A carefulexamination of las: year's canvas ahowed them that while the democracy bud 6,086 lees voles than two years before, the combined opposition had 2,281 voles more onty, counting the kepe rete American vote at Camden. Th's, then, was the res! srengwo of the seceders, and even if the larger number wo theirs their weakness wns alarming. Tho fate of th: Americans, with twenty-four thousand votes, abso ano ridiculed by their ather, slarmed the new oc: who feared they might be used lemon fashion, and their Jolsetead rind thrown away, They desired a retarn there ‘ore tuto the bosom of the democratic church, but not ab peonents. They not only wanted free absoluiion bu: their old position. Luckily, as they thought, they hao © majority of the State Commitee. Toen their leaiers #ere the old petty regency who knew all the wires. So they mapaged to get the Gubernatoriai Coaventioa cal'eo for the 24th of August, and diligently set to work to puck it, In this laudable business they bave been ep eoged ever sipce, Their intention is to force or manage tbe diflerent counties to let their scheme triumph throug. defavit. The time is one when the rura! population busy ard bas litue leisure to attend county convention of tho trading politicians, The boliers have @ majority The Convention being secured, one of their own men, like Steiton, of Burlington, is to be nomipated; or, if there be « majority against th-m, then sdoubiful man, like Herring of Bergen. In the one care, resolutions denouncing the ad ministration will be adopted; in the other, they will bar. gwn for reaotutions whitewashiog themselves. So far the scheme bas not worked well, especially in the exatern part of the State, Returns are not in from all these dele gate elections; but, with the exception of Sussex, where there are two delegations, the admipistration has rather the best of it. The greatest thing, however, is the news of to day, that In Bergen county, the Berks of the State, one of the few that increased its democratic vote at les election, has chosen eleven out of seventeen anti-Lecompton Gclegates. As this was in a county where there wero only five of the party who bolted the track and voted tor Rigas against Heyler, it is ratber astovishing. I think it will be found to be an erroveous classification. The Convention will be, by all odde, the stormiest ever beid jn New Jersey; and the outside members will master very strorg. Few believe the candidate can be elected. An anti administration man would be overwhelmingly de feated, and aa administration man could not stand a much better chance, for one object of the couspirators in call. ing the Convention 8 month before the usual time is to give them opportunity, if they fail to control it, to bol. with effect to the opposition, Still the angry feelings ex ist'pg will cauge as much excitement as though there were plunder to quarrel over. Those who have come here recently from different part of the State, and whom I have carefully sounded, seem t think tbat there is a prospect of success, ided the Lenser raphy the claims of the rc Wrights Herring, Sykes, Wall, et id jomne, and take up some ational man, of unohjvotionable antocedente, iike Judy Wiiliamsou. In that case, with the State issues at hand, and the temporary abandonment of the odorifcrous nigger question, they think the State may be put into right lipe for 1860. 1 think their views quite plausible—with an if, Unfortunately, the Convention is not likely to adopt that course atall. It will probably sustain the administration thur far in a proper action; but it will Domipate oneor other of those whose names hay. been already brought before the people, whereupon the republicans will sweep the State. Not one of the candi dates pamed has sufilcient pluck to take the cower aad which is to stand up manfully for the admipistration. They will truckle to the followers of Riggs and Ryerson, and thug will lose their own aide, and gain nothing from the opposition, However, all this is not gospel. The facts are patent, ‘Dut the speculations may be ail blown up. Watco the Convention. It will be an atnusing body, if I may judge by the names of some of the dol es elect, and muy end ip the tallest kind of a free fight. den and Amboy used to nettle these matters; but \denjand Amboy is divided politically just now, and, therefore, matters have to settle themselves. Watch the Covventior Personal Intelligence. Among the distinguished personeges at present in the city are Senator Yulao, of Florida; Gen. Stephenson, of Kentucky; Surgeon General Lawson, U.S, A., Washiog. ton; Com. H, T. Puryiance, U. 8, N., and Gen. Galindo, of bexico. ‘The Hon. Edward Everett has been invited to attend the State Fair at Atlante, Georgia, in October. the Ameri. can says, Wilb @ good prospect of his accepting the invi- tation. Judge Bowlio, of Missouri, Inte commissioner to Para guay, was in Harrisonburg, Va., last week, visiting bis former friends. The Family Herald, THE ALLEGED MORTARA CASE IN NEW YORK—AF- FAIRS IN EUROPE—A SATLOR’S VISIT TO JERUSA- L¥M—THS MANCHESTER OF AMERICA—THY VICTO- RIA BRIDGE CANADA—A FEARFUL TRAGEDY—Trae WATERING PLACBS—LOCAL NEWS—MARKET RK- PORTS, ETC., ETO. ‘The Fawit¥ Beran, in its issue Of to-morrow (Wednes- day), wil contain # full report of the Law Proceedings ia the Alleged Mortara Case in New York—Key. Dr. Cummings Charged with Abducting a Boy named Haggerty—Kxamins tion of Dr. Cummings—Be knows Nothing of the Boy—Wit neeses Declare the Motber to be Crazy—fxtraordinary Letters of Mrs. Haggerty to the Emperors of Russia and France—Her Advice to the Emperor Napoleon—Arcndishop Hughes on the Witness Stand—Be Flatly Contradicts the Statements of Mrs. Haggerty—The Writ Dismissed~Dr. Cummings Fuliy Kxone rated, &c., &c, ‘It will also contain:—The Latest News Europe—Letters from our London, Paris and Berlin Correspondente—Extensive Strike of the Bufiders in London, &c.; A failor’s Description of his Visit to Jerusalem; The Oase of the Young Lady who Bavaway to Enter a Convent; An nccount ofa Terrible Tra gedy ip Cincinnati—A Man Shoots bis Wife in the pubilc streets ‘and endeavors to kill himaelf—Love Strong to Death-Letters of the Parties, £0.; Letier trom a Correrpoudent at Lowell, the Manchester of America; Interesting description of the Victoria Bridge Canada—Progress and Position of the Great Work; Let ters from the Watering Places; Genesee Falls Crossed on a ‘Wet Cord by Mons. Delave; Operations of a Swindler in Wash ington; Bditoria) Remarks on Prominent Events; AU the ‘Local News of New York and the adjoining cities of general ‘interest; Theatrical Notices, Police Keports; Coroners’ In- quests, and whatever may be interesting or tmportant to the general reader. ‘Texus—The Famiry Herat is published every Wednes- day at Two Dollars per annum. Subscriptions reostved at the office corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Single copies (price four cents) to be obtained at the office and of all news venders. Advertisements inserted at the usual Heap rater Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries, Derawake Extra O.ass No. 451, Avavsr 22, 1389, 64, 63, 24, 69, 59, 13, 16, 12, 67, 10, 36, 61, 11, 60 LAW ARE. No. 452, Avcusr 22, 18:9, 21, 16, 69, 37, 66, 41, 66, 47, 71, 65, 40, 67, 57. GrorGta, Cass No, 449. avourt 22, 1859. 66, 33, 16, 13, 7, 41, 50, 8, 38, 46, 62, 23. Geena Crags No a, Based, avavtn 3 1880 69, 10, 70, 42,7, 33, 74, 26, 60, 60, 28, 1,8. WOod, EDDY &'Cv., Wimingida, Del. Defiance Sainmander Safes—With Katont powder Pinos Gormerhy No. 191 Pearl wrest jerens ree of BERT M. PATBIOK. eh ayer po Fire And bargiar safes, Broadway, corner ot Murray en & Wilson’s Sewing Machines. Office 605 Broadway, New York. Grover & Baker's Notecless FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, Temporarily m ov1 Brosdway, How York, 18d Fulton street, Brookiyn, The Drawt of the Sussex County and Coupolidnieg Louery'ct Delaware. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & 00., ‘MANAGERS, ‘The Legisiature of the Siete of ot ite last iran 0 Franon m rontbeain & To's lotary oourea ft jours, We jovertcr of sald taste to superinied We Are wiog of go the following are the by the ‘are the num: fuwena Countr—O14ss No. 137, AvGusE 32, 1880. 21, 11, 89, 10, 38, 78, 47, 22, 27, 48, 45, 44. Oomsourparep Lorrexy—Orass No, 104, Avaust 22, 136%, 1, 24, 78, 76, 61, 47, 48, 56, $1, 58, 13, 14, 35. cag ands wt Wimtington, Del., this day (Monday), Witrers Augus 22, Feaay made or made w measure. er, Store bd Greenwich treet corner of Murrey. ery he Eye, Far a:d Shin especially Diseases of t VK. B. ANDBAL, 440 Broome atreet, first door treated, by 1K. Kennedy's Medical Discovery is Warranted to cure eercrvis. eye saltrheum, scald head, ulssrates tere fogs. For sale of il rvggtea Hill's Hair Dye 50 Cente, at No. 1 Barcla: rock and bz oi areagiete. Inimmable hair cutting at No.1. On bubdays. (Cristadoro’s Hair Dy. phe beat t tbe worl ; vately applied at No The Best Bed in Existence—Howe's ‘Elliptic, at trom $5 to $6, at 378 Broadway. Cail and eee it Tea, One Dollar the No. 1 Chambers street or a6 and Fla Pedy lsT140BON Greenwich street. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, ihe best in the world. suryaming all made. Sold and applied at the manufactory, 23 Broadway. Hull, Inimitable Hair Cucter. Hair 50 Dye centes box, at No, 1 Barclay street, and by all druggisu Oloted on Suncays, Sarry’s Seicaubecnean is the Best and Cheap article for dressing, at }, sleaning, curling, presery Means restoring toe hour. ‘Caen, try Ne Sold bya ara Hair—Its Diseases, Fall, Change of Cotor. and ite embelishment, treated carefully by A. GRANDJEAY ‘80 Twelfth otrect, west side and near Broadway, Aupture Cured by @larsh 4 Co.'s Radica! lbs supporters and Tustruments for a+ Demiiesmada to order. Bo, 2 Vesey stress, Astor House Married. JACQUES—Harris—On Monday, August 22, at the resi dence of the dride’s motber, Buahwich, L. I., by the Rev. ®. A W Mayoin, Mr Waoitem Jacques to aku, Only devehter of the late Mr. Robert Barris. Mammros—IRwiy — at SpringQeld, Lilinois, on Thursday, Auuvet 11, by tbe Rev. Father Fitzgibvon, Mr. Wnuam @. Maneion, of this city, to Misa Liu, eldest daugater of Robert Irwin, Eeq., of the former WoCarrERLY—Bockusy.—Oo Thursday, Al 18, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Dr Ru dolph, Wr. Ronxzr MoDarrarcy to MaRY, eldest daughter of Dennis W. Buckley, Exq., both of this city. Died, Carrrexpgn.—Suddeply, at the Mountain House, South Orange, N. J., on Sunday morning, August 21, MarGansr Parker, wife of Rev, Samuel W. Crittenden, and daughter of Kev. Joel Parker, D. D. ‘The funcrat will take piace from No. 106 Lexington ave- nve. Tyme will be announced bereafter. Ovwne—Suddeniy, on Monday, Avgust 22, Danm Dunse, & pative of Queens county, ircland. The friends of the famtly, those of bis brothers, John apd Patrick Dopne, snd of bis brothers in-law, Daniel Gracy end Thomas Thompeon, are respectfully invited to atiend the faperal, on W afternoon, at two o’ciock, from his late residence, No. 8 Mulberry street. Erwexporr.—On Monday morning, August 22, James W., ipfant eon of Eamund Elmendorf, Jr., and Rachel, bis wife. aged 8 months and 22 days. friends and relatives of the are respectfully ipvitea to attend the funeral, from No. 12 Carmine street, tia (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’ ‘k. His remains will be interred tn the Cemetery of the Evergreens. Farco.—A! Weebawken, N. J., on Sunday, August 21, Marim Lovise Paviine Fatco, aged 3 months and 17 days. Bat.—st Lenox, Mass., on Saturdsy, August 20, Lovmas A. Batt. The funeral will take place from the residence of her vrotber in law, Commodore Kearny, in Perth Amboy, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at six o’closk. The friends of the family ere respectfully invited to attend without further notice. Boats leave the foot of Barciay street, for Perth Amboy, at 23¢ and 334 o’clock P. M. BovuGHts Lin.—Un Monday, August 22, Locy Hovautauy, wife of Jobn Hougbtalin, aged 23 years, 3 months and 23 anys. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect. tity invited to attend the funeral, from her resiaence, No, 10 Troy street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. MoGzxsrw.—On Sunday, Avgust 21, of paralysie, Mar- Gaket MoGxspry, aged 73 years, 10 months and 6 days. ® The remains will be copveved to Scarsdale, Westches ier county, where the funeral services will be performed thie (Tuesday) morning. New Jersey pepers please copy. Musyz.—Op Sunday morving, August 21, Mary, wife of Jobn M. Mimone, after a short and severe fiiness, in the o6tb year of ber age. Te funeral wilt Longa from her late residence, No. 260 Greenwich etreet, this (Tuescay) afternoon, at half past two o'clock. MoitiGax,—On Monday, August 22, after a chort illness, of olreate of the heart, PRrER MULLIGAN, aged 42 years, the veloved husband of Mary Mulligan. Toe friends snd acqueiniances, and the members of H 8 B Universal Benevolent Society, are requested to at- tend the foneral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, trom bie jate residence, No. 872 Second avenue. Myess—On Monday, Avgust 22, after w short illness, Miss Lacaa & Myers. Her reroains were taken to Schodack, Rensselaer coun. ty, for interment, Troy, N. Y., pspers please copy. Nexi—Op Suraay, Auguet 21, Perer Neri, a native of bo parish of Kibesky, county Westmeath, Ireianc, aged 69 years ibe funeral services will be performed at the Church of St. Peter apd Paul, Second street, Williamsburg, thie (Tesday) morning, at ten o'clock. OsnorN —Un Sunday, August 21, Mary Ospory, wife of Jaroes UsborD, eged 26 Years. Her remains wil be taken to Cypress Hilis Cometery for interment. The friends of the family, and the members of Silentia Lodge, No. 198, of F. &'A. M., are respect fully invited to atiend the funeral, without further notice, from her iate residence, No. 11 Lewis street, this Stues day ) afternoon, at one o’ciock. Yoxrava.—In' Brooklyn, on Monday, August 22, Anne FrzaRete, youngest denghter of James A. and Anne Por- teus, aged 1 year, 2 montos and 22 days. ‘The remains will he removed to Greenwood Cemetery for intermert, at four o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon, 1.0m the residence of ber parents, No. 294 Dean street. Enniekitien and Ballina papers p'enge copy. ‘Vitrexs.—On Sunday, Avgurt 21, Grorcr W., youngest son of Dr. Henry and Anna M. Villers, aged 40 years, 6 months and 2 days. Warren —On Saturday, August 20, of inflammatory rbevmatiem, Toomas WaLBER, in the bist year of his age The relatives ard friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 174 East Thirty-fourth street, without furtber invitation. Waxxer —On peer bak Ga ane eae Wy yep, in the 284 year of ber age, daughter 0 late Wil ‘Catharine 8. Warner. es and friemds of the family are respectfully ipvited to attena the funeral, without further notice, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from tha residence of ber uncie, Abrabam B. Warner, Bergen Point, N. J. The steamboat Wyoming leaves pier No. 4 North river, at 114 o'clock, Carriages will be in waiting at the ianding to convey triende to the house. ‘Werp —In Brookiyn, op Monday morning, August 22, 0° infantum, Wis Lecasrr, only son of W. 5, and Weed, aged 2 years, 1 montn and 29 days, The reletivee and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, irom Hickory street, sear Franklin avenue, witoout furtber ineiiation, Witdams —0o Monday, August 22, Maxza, relict of the Inte Roger Wiliams, in the 70th yen” of her age. The relatives and friends of the far)!y are invited to at tend the funeral, without further notice, from St. James’ Lutheran church, Fifteenth street, between Second and Third avenues, on Wednesday a'terpoon, at two o’clock. The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. ‘Woons.—Ou Monday, August 22, Mrs. Axx Woops, aged Gl years. ‘The friends of tho family are respecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of First avenue and Twenty second street, on Wednesday after- poop, at two o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Green: wood Cemetery for interment. f JONES, 10 AND 12 ANN STREET_A WOW ‘ehore and at i; Alsiget Sreste enter t af0 e rea Curt arranted « TRUBRDELIS- WEDDING CARDS, NOTEL &0.- Eh Lace counted onde, etegnuiry engraved, ond ba bad ou'y in Broadway, co.ner of Duane street, experiewoe foonk Ste ans ahtoemergeemmt metres 2 pertecliy natural evemblance, Gfbee hou # tot oelooke ens JORG, DiveRETO AND Lediarda winbeal } STUMACH BIPTERS, Ledinrd'e morning eail, ~ Be gure to nah for Lediard’s oa. 11 fe jhe mont reliable atomach bitter im the world, It {a he most reliable stomach bitter in the world, It cures dyspepsia. iB Th corrects acidity of the stomach, i It strengthens the digestive organs. ‘ 1 gtyes tone and vigor to the sytem, | It us invaluable im eases of gravel and affections of other or- -~, The isa remem canine bom . . . . iv Enh thease wtonmie sie dam od ve «Very where. CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES. PRICES GhSATLY meouce a BARTHOLF WANOFAUTURING OOMPARY, 434 Broad’ Howard wey, Beareoiny 8 IMPRO' SUPPORT! Bo ipinal braves, a te Bull's trum clon 06 Wisse sees > Ev22* KIND OF BaG6 FOR ALL SORTS OF USB 4 got up im the nestest style, at a few kure’ notion M HOOF, t71 Weat street. APIPTH aVENUE HOTEL, ON FirtH AVENUE, At the intersection of Broatway, opposite Medison square, NEW YORK TO B UGOST 29, 1850 desirable of suv in thin voile, betng the most bealthy. delightfu! and central in tbe clty ond Very pear spd oonvenien! 1 the dudaon river and soavm. vilread Cepots The eviire arrangenrenta of the extariish vei are tbe result of mature wtudy and experience, and rea er | the most comiortab'e ane home ike botel ip the world al) the improvements tbat eomfort aod convenience hi aur esied bave been introduced very precsuiton Bi during cous bee e prwitive safety of “ ofemfagration. Subdivision double Sufee walla extend (row the rock foundation to the root. #1 the floors are double and are seperated by = layer of oe went mawiag We entire atrusture fire proof, Among other mocrtavt improvements, in addition to the uaual stairways « ertial ral:way ia nearly completed to convey gnesis trom the 184-10 tbe Dover floo s, upon & plaa which Ly of accident Lofty specious and continuous corridors ormiog ® promenade of elgbt hundred feet upon each of tbe sir modern convenisaces have een especially designed for the comfort of tamtites, travelling partes apd single gent ‘An exchange, containing the ‘ourcals of the 6 alt the conveniences for commercts) \nteroouree and business, bas been added to the many ures of the betel and thee fe m telegraph office connectirx tte all parte of the ocuntey._ BI % most approved style and appotntments, ar one of gurata and the pubic. ‘The furnita tye the Wabment. has been exorers)y design manittactured for the Fifh averue Hotel. All communica Jone for apartments. of uvon sny business with the house, pleeae direct to “Fisib avenue Hotel ” in order to inure Im wediate attention. Theertire orgavization of this bole! bee ‘sep under the direction ot Mr Taran stevens. proprietor of hevere and Tremont Houses in Boston, and Battle and Point ib Kacaginet 99 HITCHOOCK, DABLING & CO. ag) DROPS. TRIED, TE:TED AND PROVED, BY be the onty certain, eafé and reliable medicine now bef for to fore the public OBaMP#, Paln8 sND D1, RBH A jOUNT VERNON, WY.. May 7. 1869. Ibave used Trajl & Ktow’s Life trope in my family some uit oF rare for diarr poi ottofand other stomach snd bowel diffict ‘and cheerfaily recommend them as @ safe and efficscious remedy ever, . here at 25 conte a bottle. INNIB BIFLE*.—TWO HUNDRED FOE 8. BY M WM. JESSUP & BONS, 91 Joho street sane aI aorta Bh rho (D“2, BOOKS BOUGHT. 6000 ENGRAVINGS, LARGE and amall, ancient and modern, for gale cheap. JOHN PYNS, 109 Naseai street. partis WISHING TO BUY SEWING MACHINES ‘are iniormed thet the Kureka Shuttle sewing machine— price oe ee as Morteaged to those, not Raving. the fall amount office, 489 Brosdway, by ape way, corner ILES, PILES, PILES, 1t ia truly ss:opiehing wat wonderful cures Dr. WITMSB'S PILE SUPPOSTTORY . Persons who were confined to their beds for monihs were cured in a few dave if you or apy of your friends are troubled with them ‘tell them just to try It. A cure il be guaran Agent, 108 Bowery. RABE, CHEMICALS, METALS AND USRFUL SUB stanore —True Pervian insect powder. for reaches, burs, enta, and fly psper; Vienos time, for polishing eiee!; cadminta, aluminium, plating nickel, oxide mapgavese, cobali, uranium, firework matenals, German snd ‘irieste black’ lead, in digo, hydrofuarie and pisric acids. at DRL. FRUCHTW aNGER’S, 148 Maiden lane, N.Y. JEVENTY FIVE RAILWAY MAPS Ss FOR ONLY TWRNTY FIVE CENTS. APPLETON’S ILLUSTRATED &AILWAY GUIDE For tember contains seventy five railway maps, monthiy account of raflways and ts of thelr progrers, pew tovent wave), tenant, is, gazette oi nearly 300 pages tor only 25 cents, ‘2he traveller will be varticular and ask for Avpleton’s Rail way Guide, D. APPLETON & OO. Publiabs 346 and 345 Broadway, N. ¥. ZAELIZER & VALK, ARCHITROTS, 599 FOURTH AVE Dee. attention of al gentlemen intending to builé fall to sraeene nner’ Ameren style eee and cbaraciaretics new, wr containing » beautiful example, 40. QTEARNS & MARVIN'S N) WILDER PATENT 8*¢LaMANDER SAFER ‘These safes are free from dampness. Have been im us: over seventeen years, and have vever failed STEABNS & MABVIR, {57 UUrTa? Crees, Now York. tions, uide, counting house calender, twenty five United states, time tabies to date, Ac — QTEABNS & MARVIN'S he WIDER’S Parent SALAMANDER BaF RB. ‘These safes sre free*from dampness. Have heen in use over seventeen years, and have never failed to preserve their contents, array stroet Ne STEARNS & MARVIN, }47 Urirler at New Orleans QOUTHERN MERCHANTS ARE INVITED TO EXA- S- mtce the lergest assortment 0° English earpeta in this city at low prices. English medallion £25 velvet carpets $) 12 10 a ee Ge canten eae 150 . 959 per yard; two ply carpets, 60 , 600. snd 70c : rugs, mate, matt ag, oi'cloih table «rd pispo covers, &c. (0 worth of display in 10 sales roms Packed and delivered free of expense. HIRAM AX DaRSOR, 99 Bowery. [P® LtDaxs FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS MORE OF DICKENS’ NEW STORY, MRS, SOUTHWORTH’S STORY, MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, I. BB TRUE BISTORY, FANNY FERN’S SERTCHES, SEETOH BY COBB, PORTRY BY MCBRI8, ALIOR CARY, N P. WILL! TRO. DUNN KNGLISH and others, ay | | | EMERSON BENNETT’ STORY, &e., fe, &e., ac. Sold by all news dealers. KOSS 4 TOUSBY, general agents, J" DUrURITY OF CROTON WATER, A REMEDY FOs iT The probability ts that ¢ the usual quanti ty of rain the past month, the water in the Crown tives farts come low, and is rep! fom draintog swamps and marehe. lower than ever before. hen ethe queer vegetable saate, 90 apparent to every drinker ‘ot Ornon Pale narwolesenese may not unbealthtr eew an 7 and csa always be obtained spoonful, or even ® teaspoonfnl, Lamy tm a tumbler of water were they ten than will tell be ator of ihe bind ins certainty, and cota romeee . t SSH abrald be without ote of int while the Uroion waler continues to be impure, Ww raya TURTLE SOUP. RDDING AND VISITING CARDS OF THE LATEST y BAT Lem ag ree ee Tec peaver, No. 4 Jokm street BEN YOU ASK FOR ‘W ORORSTRRSHIRE SAUCE, Bee thai you xet the fenuine, whiclt has Una & bB) on the labels and bottles. All are worthless Speed Taiied coutmment We aold\t = Ft) ey doalere in sauces. BRWABKE OF COUNTSRFRITS, ‘agents for the Onived State rm JOBM LOKORN & SONS, 15 Broadway LEA & PRRBINN WORCRSIEASHIRG Bade, BONNER Be) IN , Hit tt Hay the, A ont THOUGAP! 1 praia Sberepearerputeds OBE Tr 0! iD Di mei t ONS THO! int ONR. Hate pees, ONE T8Cl DOLL AAS t Tal THI Tau Fiat Pi 310 mr: TRIUME HOoTETT ee ¥ ONE THOUSAND DOLL ABS CrPRen 3 FOR A COLOUR iN THE N&W SORK Lapa! THE GEST ¥ el HAVE OFFERED, BAVE OFFERED, ‘8 OFFERED TO ROBERT BORN! TO ROBRET owe? ows 2x0UsAND Dots.any >OPEE? BONNER, Onk TROUGAND DOLLARS, FOR ABINGLE COLUMN, Fue a SINGLE COLUMA, FOs A BINGLE COLUME, IN THE GREAT Ps IN THE Gaba? Parse, 1N 18 ORwaT PAPER, 18 THs Gk#a? Para, THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NeW YORK LEDGER. NeW Yak LevGEB. THE NeW YusK LAD IRE, ' ot Bit?! THS GREATEST TOmis OF THY AGE. “yg F OLE bVARYWokak, FoR BVKs) Wasa. FO Sole BViny Wie, FOR baLS BVeK> WHER. FOs tals Vin YWiedk, FOR Sal a¥ény@bKok fon on erent ihase: SoALS BY WHR: WHOLEFALE BUDeES, i WHULSb4 Le HOUSER, Wau! 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