The New York Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1859, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1859, €o the whites. The local pavers are alent in respoct to the provisions of the constitutioa, » Te richest discoveries bave bean wade sinne the Grrival, bevween Cape Laponcre aud fe Cheyenue pats, although the opening Of new icadswas of daily oovur wenoe, A great rush had been made by the minors towards the Cheyenne Peas, whore it wae coperted one huadred to « Chousaod dollars a day were bewg nale by & single hand. ‘Tho emigration continued light tnt sleady. Business at Deaver City eas vrisk, aad merchandise ‘and provisions were asiiing cheap ‘The New York Warhivgton Greys in New Bedford. Naw Beoroxn, Augast 23, 1859, ‘The Wostiogton Grays, from New York, arrived this ‘Morning and met with a cordial reseption feom the City “Guards, the civic authorities, and the citizens goaerally. ‘They breakfested at the Parker House, and were subse- «quently recerved by the Meyor at the City Hall, Toe ‘Grays encempet on the Commya. Arrival of the Baltimore City Guard at Man- chester, N. Mancissrer, N. H., August 23,1859, ‘The Baltimore City Guard arrived here this moraing vand were recelved by the Amoskesg Veterans, After ‘breakfasting they were welcomed at the City Hall by Com ‘mander Abbott, of the Veteraus, and Mayor Harrington. ‘The Guerd are tho guests of the Veterans, who, with our ‘oitizens, will leave nothing wanting to add to their plea. ‘ture and entertainment, ‘The Great Keunlon at Newport. Newrort, August 23, 1859, The Reunion at Newport wasin every way succeseful. A grest concourse of people assembled, including the fhusbards of sisters, besides the returning sons and ‘danghiers. The arrangements for the reception, the pro- Ceesion, the collation, &c., were carried out according to the progremme already published. The Governor, the Major General, and their euits, and other distinguished ‘Gentlemen were present; the Masuns, the O1d Fellows, the Sous ef Temperance, the Fire Department, with the Municipal authorities sweiled the procession. Arrived ‘at tho tent the company were weicomed by Mayor Crans. ton in a handsome speech, full of cordial feeling aud hos. pltality. Pr. Channing, of Bostor, replied Ex Mayor Rodman, of Providence, replied ina poem, 0 the toast Our Island Home.” Governor Turner replied for * The Euly Governors of Rbode Islund.”’ Mr. Stanton Gould, of Hur'son, replied to @ toast in bonor of* the Colony and the State W. P. Sheffield, of Nowgort, responded for << Our Native State” Some odes aud poems were read— She longest « very fine production of the Rey, Charles T Brooks, Thomss Vervon replied for “New York,” Waltor ‘Nichols ior “Brookiyn,”” Wm E Almy for ‘New Londoa,”” B. C, Cars, for Kansas; William S$. Patten, for Pr vi- dence; ex Mayor Covens; Samuel G. Arnold and Dr. King ‘Blp0 mave apercbes. Everything pasted off greatly to the ‘gratification of al! concerned. Deleguies to the New York Oemocratic State Convention. Osweco,N. ¥ , August 17, 1859, At the Democratic District Convention, held in this city {o day, 0. Robinson, Cusiom Hovge, and D. H, Brewster, Opti Custom House, were elected delegates to the State Convention, The Balctmore City Ratlroads. Barrons, August 23, 4659, In the City Council this afiernoou the Special Comaittes -on the City Ratlroad reported an ordipance providing for the repeal of the ordivance to purchase the road as-far as ‘Completed, and leasing the eame seven years; also re Cuciog the fare to four conta It is generally thought, ‘bowever, the Counsi! will refuse to in'erfore with the preeent company, as the public sre getting impatient for Che completion of the enterprise and adverse to further ‘Dindrance, Explosion of a Steum Boiler, &. Norrouk, August 23, 1859, ‘The boiler of a dredging machine exploded this morning, ‘fn the Albemarie and Chesapeake canal, near the city. ‘Three men were killed. The schooner Alice, with a pleasure party from Phila- ¢elphia, arrived bere this afternoon, via the Delaware and ‘Cheeapeake canal, They leave to-morrow for Old Point, ‘Washibgton and Baltimore. he Baltimore American Primary Elections, Barrmwore, Augus’ 23, 1859, The ward primary elections for delegates to the Ame- rican Congressional Convention districts, embracing the city and county of Baitimore, gre being held to-night. All is quiet 80 far. Disturbance at a Picnic near Philadelphia PaLapsrrma, Avgust 23, 1859, A riot occurred yesterday at Tacony during an excur- lon of the St. Vincent Sunday schools with the Franklin Rifle Company. A party of rowdies attacked the soldiors during tho target fring. fhe coidiers in defence used the ‘butt ends of their rifies, and 2ome loaded theirs with peb- ‘les and fired upon the rowdies. About twenty persons ‘were stabbed and otherwise wounded. Tho riot was re- fumed on the arrival of the soldiers in the city, but the prompt interference of the police prevented scrious results. Assassination in Bultimore. Barmimone, August 23, 1850. Aman named Augh Sullivaa was shot in the head last ‘might and instantly killed, on the corner of Holliday and Pieasant streets, while on his way home. Several arrests dave been made. : The Coroner’s jury have returned’a verdict that Hugh ‘Sallivan came to bis death by the bands of Thomas Hoff- man, and Robert Miller was an acceasary. Both have deon arrested aud committed. Destiuctive Firs at Syracuse. Syracoss, August 23, 1859. The old yellow building in this city, which was the paleratus factory of D. Kellogg and Co., J. F. Wyman’s twarbie shop, besides several small groceries, &o., was destroyed by fire this morning about three o'clock. The ‘wind was blowing quite hard from the south at the time ond carried burning embers into the steeple of the First ‘Baptist church, covsuming that fine edifice and also the deelling of W. L, Palmer and a house belonging to John Ritchie, Loss op the church $20,000—ingared for only 3,000; loss on otber property not ascertained. Destructive Fire at Cairo, Dlinots, @r Louis, August 23, 1859. A special despatch to the Democrat says that thirteen buildings were burned at Cairo, Illinois, this morning. Loss, $10,000, The Yacht Haswell. Barmwone, August 23, 1869. The yacht Haswell, of Providence, from Baltimore, ar- eived here this morning in twenty-three hours from Old Point Comfort. The United States Steamer Fulton. Norvorx, August 23, 1859, ‘The United States steamer Fuiton will try her arma- ‘ment before leaving for the Guif to cruise off Cuba and the adjacent islands, The Suiling of the Arabia, Bosron, August 28, 1859. ‘The mails per the steamship Arabia will close at seven o'clock to-morrow merning, but she will not sail until aboat, fen, Despatches filed in the telegraph office, 21 Wall itreet, New York, #0 as to reach here by nine o’clock, ‘will be sent out in her. Markets. New Onttaxs, August 22, 1869. Cotton quiet; sales today %46 bales new crop at 12%¢c. Preights 34d. New Onians, Angust 23, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 650 bsles, ali new; old 18 rejected; the market closed uncoarges” The sales of the Inet ‘Ghree gays add up 1.000 baies, and the receipts 1,500 ‘Dales, against 1,300 for iho same time last year. Total ‘Fecoipts of new crop thus far—2,560 bales agaist 1,400 Yast yoar. Mixed corn 86c. B Flour heavy; choice How. active; ral ALTIMORR, August 23, 1859, d_ street, $5 12. Woeat 17,000 bushels at $. 15 2 $135 tor white, Sod $108 a $112 fer red. Corn advanced 20 ; sales 0 Jeliow at 800, a B2c., and white at 740 a 780. Provisions dul, Whiskey firm at 28346 for Onio. Cincinnati, August 23, 1859. Flour firm, at $4.60 $4.75 vor superflos Waeat firm, ‘Whinkey in good demand, at 240. Prov sions ateady and oe ly unchanged. Bacon—Suoulders, 7c. j Sides, YAZ0.; ull shoulders, 60, Crrcaco, August 23, 1850, Flour dull. Wheat inactive, and declined 23. torn ‘quiet. Oats firm. Receipt to day—3,100 bbis. flour, heat, 64.000 bushols corn, 12.500 bushels pments—6,000 bbis. flour, 45,000 bushels wheat, 64,000 bushels corn, Osweco, Aagust 23—6 P.M. Flour unchanged, saleg smali: choles double extra at $96 40, Wheat duil, but sales small: new red Iactana at $1.20. Corn firmer, but Unchanged. Sales 6,000 bushels Tiinols at 0c. Osnal f-eighta stoady at provions rate, Lake imports—23:000 busbels wheat, 3,000 bushels rye, 600 busbels peas, Canal exports—600 bush.ls corn, Borvaw, August 22-1 P. W. Flour uncbanged: sales 1,160 bbls. Whon'!—--White win. tor and spring firmer; red winter dull and boevy: poles holding Dow; DO Belen Whiskey %43<0. Lake importa to any—2,00" bois. flour, 21,000 bush ts wheat, 15.000 busnele corp, 6,000 buabels oat, Canal exporte—14,000 bushels wheat, 6,900 busnwis corp. Borrato, august 23—6 P. Ml. Flour firm, but unchanged in prices: eales 1,000 opie. Woeat opened firm with a fair wisiog demand, das closed et: Balve 10.500 bueheia pew No } Obicego spring at I low of choice re4 were welling at $1508, $116. Corn—Holders ask an advance 20 , but there are po buyers, A larg® number of boats are reported aground between nero end albauy ula, barley ava rye are quiet, Wairkoy Qrmer. Lmpora— 200 bbis, tour, 22,00 bushels wheat, 13,000 ousbe's Corb, 6.060 bushels oats % 000 basnels purley. Exporwe— 1,900 bushels wheat, 6,000 bushels corn. Anany, Aagust 23—6 PM. Flour in active request: sales 2,000 vbis. at last week’ Sra Wheat, sales 5,060 bushels new white Obio at $1 1236. bi More doiva to vats, holders firmer: sates 6,000 2,700 bushels do. in lows 500 bushels Wisconsin, not perfectiy weight; 1,000 bushels Canada East at , weight, apd 1,200 bushels weight. © 785. a 8Cc. per 60 corn, Whiskey, sales 100 bbis. at 260. a 2630. usbels State at 36c , meagur ne at 37390 The Wul of the Late Colonel flerman ‘Thorn. The following is the will of the late Col, Thorn, which has been offered for probate in the Surrogate’s Court, the Citation being returnable on the 26th of September next:— In the nme of God, amen. I, Herman Thorn, of the city, county and State of New York, being of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding, heroby re- voking all former wills and testaments, or instruments in the nature thereof, by me atany time made,do make publish and declare this my last will and testament, in manper following :— Second.—I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Jane Mary Thorn, all and singular my household goods and furniture, books, paintings, prints, statuary, jewels, linens, wines, liquors, provisions and stores of every kind for family use, also my horses, carriages, cattle, and the harcess, bay and provender, aud other grain for their use, and all the cash or ready money in my dwelling house which may be tn my possession at the time of my death, to have and to hold the same to my ‘suid wife, her executors, administrators and assigns for ever. Third —I give, bequeath and devise unto my beloved wife Jane Mary Uhorne, during her natural life, tho use of all avd singular my gold and silver plate and plated Ware, aud all the estate, real or persoual, of wick I may aie 8eize0 or |, OF IR way way entitied to; anc | Go bereby deciare that this provision isin lien of ner ower and all other claim by her on my estate, Fourth —I hereby constitute aud appoint my eaid wife the gvardian ot the persoos and estates of my children Killen and [oa during teeir minority, Fifth —Some cf my cbi dren having received under the Jast will snd testament of William Jauncey, decease, larger amounts than others, and some of my chiluren Daving received ‘rom me, or had secured to them large sume of mopey On their marriages, and it Deivg my ia. tention and desire that my chilcrea, Mary J. ce Varaigoe, Jane ce Pierre, Aitce de Ferruseac, Ellen aad Ida, aud my gon Eugene, eball share my property, aubject to tne | estate Of my said wife, equaliy charging each child + bare with the amount received by oF secured or bs questhed to ber or him respectively, under said ‘ast wii Aod testament of William incey, deceased; and als charging the share of each child who bas been oF ehall be married, with tbe amount received by or evcured to him or ber by me in marrisge settlement; and my daughter Angelina Depau, snd my dcensed son James Jauocey Daving receiveo or become eotitied to receive by ssid tas wiil ano testament of Wiliam Jauncey, deorased, larg emoupts, Insking ampie provision for them, I do not there fore bequeath or devise tor toem by «bis my will any (wing to said Angelina or to tie children of said Jamer Jaunrey deceared. Sixtb,—Notwithstanding the life estate herein before given to my said wife, I do hereby give, bequeath and de vite, grept and copvay ali tbe estute real aud persona! of which I may be seized or porseseed or in any way entities to, except euch portion thereof as i given aud be queathed absolutely t my taid wife oy the second section Of this wilt upto my said executrix ana executors, herein before pamed, or sucn of them as ssl) qua ify and the survivor of tnem, to bave aod v0 hold the same ani every part thereof in trust, to tke hold and invest the #eme for the purcoses of this my will, and upon trun during the bfe of my said wite; to collect and receive tne ircome, rents and profits thereof, and xtter deductiag thereout all the ueceseary incidental expenses and current cbarges, to apply the ciear ret residue duriog the natural hfe of my said wife tober use. Aud upon the further trust upon tbe death of my said wife 10 aivide iny estate {nto 8 many sharce as sball be equal to the number of my aforesaid chi'dreo—Mary Dv Bavaigne, Jane De Pierre, Alice D. Fervesac, Eugee Thorn, Ellen and Ida Thorn, who Way af that time be hiving, or who ehall have previously died, leaving issue living at the time of auch division; and in making such ctvision oc my seid estate, I direct that Ty said trosiees shall charge each of my said six children above naved, or such of them ag ahali then be living or may have died Jeaving issue who sbail then be living, with ‘the amount received by or bequeathed to him or her under Said last will end tes.ament of William Jauncey , aeceased, and with the amount received by bim or her, o secured to him or her by me or in marriag» settlement: go tbat if the groes amount bequeathed to said ohildrep by satd last qill and testament of William Jeuncey, Oeceased, and the amounts given or secured to my said davghters on their marriages were then 8 part 0° my estate and inciuded in such division, my said childrea would sbare my whole property in equal proportions, share snd share alike. I do hereby give, bequeath and doviso the several sbares of my estate allotted 3 aforcenid unto my said Bix children, to be enjoyed, heid and owned by them as hereipatter stated. And upon the farther trust after tho death of my said wife, ana upon Buch division as aforesaid being made, to trapefer, pay over, grapt and convey unto my sop Eugene, sbould be at that time be living, absolateiy and forever the share of all my property allotted as aforesaid to bim; and in case my said son Evgene shail bave died Detore such division and distribution shail be made, leav- ing » last will and testament duly executed, then to trans. fer, pey over, grant end convey the same to wach person or persons, and in such shares or proportions a8 he’ may bave directed in ana by his said last will and testament; ‘and in case my said son Kogene shall at the time of such division be dead, intestate, leaving lawful issue gur- viving, then to travsfer, pay over, grant and convey the share of my estate to which my said son Eugene would be entitled, if living, to such issue as tenants 1p common sare, and ehare alike; and in case my taid son Eugene shail be dead at the time of such Givision and disiributon, intestate and without issue, then to my right heirs and next of kin. And upon the further trust, upow the death of my said wife, if ether of my said daugb'ers, Mary J. De Varaigne, | Jane de Pierre, Alice de Ferussac, Ellen and Ide Thorn, sbali have died previous to gucb division being made, leaving a last will and testament or instrument there:f execused as hereinafter mentioned, then to transfer, pay over, grapt and convey absolutely and forever, the share ofmy estate to which such child would be entitled, or leaving unto euch person cr persons and in such sharer and proportions asshe may bave by such will, or an in- rument under her hand and geal, in the presence of two or more subscribing witnesecr, oraered, limied and ap pointed, and which instrument {do hereby authorize ava empower each of my said daughters to make and execute at any time, whether married or single, and to alter, re voke ond re-execute the same at her own free will and pleasure; ana in case either of my said daughters shall at the time of such division and distribution be dead mnestate, and without having exercised the suid power of sppointiog, and leaving iseue surviving her, then to traneter, psy Over, grant and convey the share of my estate 10 witich each cbild so dead would be entitled if living, to euch fesue ae continues n common, share and ¢ aliko, forever: and in case said child ro dead shall ve nO issue, avd sball nct have exercised the said power of appointment, then to my right heirs and next of bin. si ‘And upon the furtber trust, upon the death of my said 0 after such division apd distribution ae afore. 0 inveet the bare of my eetate to which my daugh- ry J. de Vi iN] be entitled, if living, in such ch eecurities a8 hereinafter set forth; to collect snd receive the interest, income, divigends, rents ana other pro@eeds resu.ting therefrom, and after deduct- ing thereout all current charges and expenses, to apply the tame to the sole and separate vse of my said caughter Guri»g her natural life, whetber married, free and inde- Pendent of the control, decds apd engugomenta of any husband which she mey at any time have. And vypon the further trust, upon the death of my eaid aoghter, Mary J. de Varaigne, to pay over, transfer over, convey absointely and forever, her share or portion of my estate, the tucome of which she shall receive during ber natural life, to euch person or persons, and in such proportions and 8] a8 sbe by ap instrument executed under ber band and seal, ip the presence of two or more subscribing witnesses, and in the nature of a inst wil! and testament, order, limit and appoint, and which instrument Ido bereby author'ze and empower her to make and exe- cute at any time during her natural life, notwithstanding #he may be under the dixability of coverture; and alsoto alter, revoke and re-execute the same at her own free wil) and pleasure; and should my said daughter die without having executea the said power of appointment, then my trustees perein pamed, or the survivor of them, sball pay over and digtr/bute ber share or portion of my estate to ang among ber heirs at law next of kin, And upon the farther trust, upon the death of my said Wite, after such division and distribution as aforesaid, to invest the share of my estate to which my daughter Jane de Pierre will be entitled for life ano ip puch maoner and on auch securities as horein- after set forth, to collect and receive the income, interest, dividenca, 1eni8 apd Other proceeds resulting therefrom, and afer deducting thereout all current chargefsand ex: iy the same to the sole and separate use of bter during ber natural life, whether mar. ried oF singe, free and indepeodent of the control, debts or engsgements of any husband which she may at any time buve. Avd upon the further trust, upon the death of my said daugher Jape ae Prerre, to pay over, transfer, grant and copvey absolutely ana forever her share or portion of my estate, the income of which the shall have re. celved during ber natural life, to such perron or persons and yn euch proportions apd shares as rbe shall by an inetrument executed under her hand and seal, in the pre- rence of two or more euacribing witnerses, inthe nature of # last will ang testament ordered, timited and appoint- ed; and euch instrument I do hereby authorize and empower her to make and execute at any time during her vatural life, notwithstanding she may de uncer the dissbility of coverture, and also to alter, Fevoko und ro-execute the same at ber own free will and pleasure; and should my faid daughter die without hev- dE execdted the sald power of appointment, then my trustees herein pamed, or the eurvivors of them, shail pay over ond distribute her share or portion of my ostate to and among hor heirs at law and next of Kin. Aud npon the death of my suid wife, ater such division Ard distribution a# aforesaid, to invest the abare of my entate to which my daugbtor Alico de Ferursac ebsll been: | ™ ¢ Word, Withers, W entitled, if Ilviog, In such manver and such securities a8 Dereinatter set forth, to opiiest apd receive the income, Oividewos, interest resulting therefrom, and after aeduot- ing therecus all current charges and expenses, to apoly ‘be ebms 0 the eoiw and separate use of my said daugnter Curtvg ber neural Jife, whether married or single, free ond indeyerdent of the control, devts and Of why DUscaua *bicd she may at auy time Nave Abd upon the farther trust, upon the death of my sald Cuvebter Alice de Fervseac, to pay over, tracafor, grantand rovvey abeo)utely and forever her shure or portion of my eetwle, the income of which eho sbeil bave received during ber natural live, to such person or persons, and ta such Proportions abd sberos es sbe shall by an instrument cuted ubder ber bend and geal, iu the presence of two or more eubdacriming witnesses, nature of her last will &bO teelament, order, limit apd appoint, ano which inscru- wen: 1 do bereby authorise and em ower ber to make #00 ¢xeoute as apy time during her patural life, notwith #levorpg che may be uncer the disability of coverture, #N0 alto to alter, revoke, re-execute the same at her own tree will and pleasure, und sbould my sald daughter die without beving executed the paid power of appoiatment, then my trustees Derein nemed, or tbe survivor of them, spall pay over and distribute her ahare or portion of my entate to ard among ber beirs at law and next of kin. id the furiber trust, upon the death of my ver such division aod distribution es afore davgbter, Kilen Thorn, will euch mepner apd on euch securities as hereinafter sot forth, to collect apd receive the interest, inoome, dividends, rents abd other proceeds resulting therefrom, and alter seduction a seareonb sl charges and ex) ane apply the rome pole separate use of my sald daughter Guring ber petural lite, whetnor Tmarriog oF single, treet 400 Independent of the control, debs and evgagementso ‘ay husbend which she may at apy time have. Avo upon the further truat, upon the death of my said Gavgbter Ellen Thorn, to pay over, transfer, grant and convey absolutely and for ever ber sbare or portion of my estate, the income of which ebe shall nave received auring ber patoral life, to such person or persons, and in such proportions or ebares as abe shail, a cuted under ber own bavd apd seal, in the presence of two or mere subscribing in the nature of @ inst will end ( etament, order, limit ‘and appoint, sud which instro ment | oo hereby authorize and empower her to make and execute at aby time during ber natural iife, votwitbetanding she may be under the digahility of co. verture; ard also to alter, revose end execute the came at ber own free will and pleasure; and should my satd daugbier die without baving executed the said power of potent, then wy trustees berein named, or the sur vivor of them, aball pay over and distripute her share or portion of my estate among her heire at law and next of kin. nd upon the furtber trust, upon the death of my said wite, alter such aivieion and distribution a8 aforesaid, to mvest the sbare of my estate to which my daughter Ica thorn will be entitled if tiving in such manner and on «UD securities ag Dereinafier set forth, v0 collect and re ceive the interest, income, dividends, reats end other pro ceeds reenlttpg therefrom, and after deducting thereou ull current charges aud expenses, to apply the seme to Dy 886 Caugbter during ber natural Life, whether warrie> or tingle, free and independent of the control,deba or en engements of apy busoand which ebe may at any time wuve. Av¢ upon the further trust, upon the death of my sait daughier Ida Thorn, to pay over, trausfer, grant and coa vey abeolutely and forever, ber spare of my cstate ‘ce income of which she sbali have received during ver naturel life, 10 such person or persons in such propor ‘ope Of Bbares a8 sbe shail by an instrument, executed ander ber band and seal, ip the presence of two or morc ~obecr bitg winesses, in the nature of a last will and ter ‘ameut, order, Inuit and appoint; and which inetrumept I 20 bereby wuthor.ze and empower her to make and exe out@ atepy Ume coring ber patural life, potwithstanding ebe may be under the disability of coverture, and also te alter, Fevose and re execute the same at ber own free wi!) bo pleasure; apd abould my eaid daughter die without having executed seid power of appotncment, then mv srusiees herein vated, or the survivor of them, shall pay over and aietribute her ebare or portion of my estate to apd among ber beirs at Jaw and next of kin. Avo I co hereby ize and empower my salétrus sees, or such of them as may assume the execution of the turd trusts, the survivors or survivor of them, and their SuccereOrs OF successor, at any timo or times hereunder, coptract for the gale of my property aud estate, aud to ell the same, or apy part tbereof in ir digcretion, in fe~ empie, at public or private saic, and for such price or prices as to the trustees or trustee so acting may eeem proper end for cash or upon credit or partly upon creait, hereby giviog to them and their survivor or bis succeetOr OF successors full power over the whole of tate ag received by them on my death, as well as over the various investmenia which may pe by them made of the broceess thereof or any part thereof either as tothe whole of my estate or as to the respective portions taereof, aoo alter the civisions aud distributions as aforesaid, and also ‘© make, execute and deliver ali necessary or proper in. struments, deeae, conveyunces or cuvtracts therefor. AncI do hereby further fully sutborize and empower my eaid trustece to let, leare, demise and mortgege ail ‘said real estate, or any part or parts thereof, for tbe bene. fic of my eaid legatecs, as weil ae the reepective portions or shores aliotted a8 aforesaid to my ea'd children, as also wy whole property or any part tncreof before said #istr botion, for tucb term of yeare end for such yeariy rent, apd upon sveb terms apd conditions as to them may ap- pear proper; and to make, execute or deliver any instra. ment or instruments necessery or proper’ to carry out auch purpores, or either of the same. And also to keep the buildings and improvements on tbe said real estate or apy part thereof in proper or suff) cient repair or preservation snd we!) and evificientiy in tured against lose Oy damage or by fire, and wo psy ali taxes ard assctxments lawfully apceed thereon or any part thereof, and ali otber usual, necestary or proper charges ena expentes thereon or relative thereto. 4n0 I bereby furtber autborize and empower them to invest the proceeds of my eatate or such portion thereof ar may from time tome remain in their Dapds as th trustees as aforesaid in bonds aud mortgages, or in stocks of rhe United States, or of the State or city of New York, or of spcorporated companies, and to alter and chang fuch investments from time to time as occasion may re: pire, g I hereby autborize and empower them, and their survi- vores, their successors or successor, to fue for, collect, re- coipt and discharge, onder seal or not, all sums, claims, debts snd demands, by their name, and not due or which may become one to my said estate or due to them, as soeb a8 aforesaid, eitber as of the whole of my estate or of either of the said respective portions thereof, to Krieg ef aot or premise all claims agains. my estate or against said respective portions tuereot at apy time. And I bereby aut! fee ‘tny sald trustees and survivors, or their successore, {0 empioy any agents, clerks or esr vapts tbat they msy deem necessary or proper, and to charge against ‘my estate or the several portious thereot, wben proper, such expevses end all other expenses actual- ly oiebursed’ in the management of my said esate or the teveral porsicns thereof, and to compound and compro mise op such terms as they may think proper, aby Ciwiina or demands in favor of, or which may at any time or umes beresfter be made sgainet my said eatate, or agains: the respective portion: thereof, after the aforesaid division y euch claime or demands to arbitration or refe. rence, aud make, execute and deliver all necessary agbi tration bonde or inatromenta of refereuce. Apd I hereby forther ceclare that my said trusters shail pos be liab'e or responsible f occur to my Fait estate or 10 the said respective portions Or shares, except such s& may are from fraud or goes negligence, ana that each is to be liable only for he own act or defau!!, and not for the act avd default of ‘the otber of them, In witvers whereof I bave hereunto set my hand und vea! ‘>is seventh aay of December, 1866. BH. (HORN. Su. scribed to by the enid reetator, and by himacif exe. acknowledged, pablished and deciared as bis fal! jast will and testament, in the presence of us who have ribed our respective names and places o! wbecr bed witpesves at bia request, in hie mn the presence of each other, day and pear above written Dr Grass B. Fowirr, No. 3 Depau row. New York city. James MAURICE, residing at Maspeth, Queens Co., N. Y. By a cocicil cared and executed on the 13:h of June, 1857, Mr. Thorn gives und deqnesths to bis head waiter, Timothy Doyle, sponid he continue ip bis service to the time of the tratator’s deat, the sum of $1,600. By anorber codicil, dated end executed on the 34th of December, 1857, the testator appornte Samuel Fox as one of the executors of his will, and also one of the trustees opéer tbe game The entire vronerty, real and persoral, mentioned in the will, exceeds $1,000,060, Artival and Departures, ARKIVALS. At the Pverett House— Newton st Jobn, Mobi'e: Cyrus Wood man, wite and four coildren, Wlaconstn; Samuel Kussel’ and yogbter apd grandson: # A fusrell and wile and 8 orb Fussell, Middletown, Connreicut; Jobn Oferaon. Misnen Dicksoo P' Frazer, Dr Bil'ard, Mise Dillerd, Mice Bbicherds, Mise Trowman, 0 W soields, Phiadelphia; Mr btewert Brown and family, Calvin Durand and RS Banks ixamuel sobneton, Chicago: RS King, Buffalo; J H rie Kim. wife and daugh p ; Joba © Norris and dau, bier, Uineipnatt. From Savanneb in the steamahio Florida—R Coben, Miss O Allen, Mre Previiee and infaot Miee Tully, Mag Bulitvan, OL inascd, DB Bright, © Fisher, Mr H Gowdy. !edy and two children and two servants C ¥ Thomson, & © Vail, Thomas Foster, Mre Cypbers Mra J A Livingston, Joseph Jackson, Henry Sereons, John Millen. A Willett, WO viodtrer, W Lewis J Marx. A Gallic, J Weaver. & Veflier, J H Silver, B Lindner, Wr Brown, 8 Senger, G Kice, N Frank, 8 & Good: man, 8 Belpeman, 8 Kauflman, H T Froltckateln, Wise L Took. Mise’) J Pack, 8 Rooney and daughter, James Williamyn apo la¢y, Mrs B W Davis, infant and ontee, Miss Kichle, Mrs Deseat, Wm M Leak, J Darby. JK Darby, tise Bits. M Perverman, J Morgan, JM Kendell, Z Herne, J L McDovalo. 3 Buckmaster, F B Wilson, TJ McClus- 3, A Lynn, Jos Miller, © B shed, A Al ® Rilev, John 8 Clark. "M Lowmey, D Lopez Srith HW Hitchorck, I) Benderson, A B; Indy WM Davideon acd lady, J W Pothwell, Geo » Mor. is, tJ Ford, J Guckerbriwer. 8 B Lawson, Wt Pielcer, J Peteri 4 9, J B Barwell, B 0 Sherwood JB Hinckle, A Ma WL Jorroid WW Mel endon. B 4 Patoell, a J Pitper HA Smith, Jve Dick, Forman. BM ftevens, Jo TG Rice, Chenee, © w incker, JM Cole, JT Lewis. Lewis Levy, 4 Cober, WR Flemi ftefford. & H Thampion Jar polt Wm & Fm ‘Van Maicers, K Jenks—and IT in steerage. Total, From Ricbron we Schooler, GW Fowler, Pies Fulford, J 1 BRovnghm 88 pigge HW Wr Bibbe RB Hust, B Ballach obiid and nurse, J’ Lester. & . H Birrec) . W B Collin and iedy, WF Bu Mra kK Hod gine and Schildreo, Kev & Totten, lady and 4 children, 9 R jnend, W F Miemeyer, J K Cankie, lady and servant, and 3 in ‘ From saat Harbor, TI, in brig JR Neving— Miss M Smith, W jestan From Baittmore, in brig Belvotr—Mr Echeandic. From Mategorda Bay, in achr Mary Emma—N J Johannes, feppard. Charles ¥ For Savannah, inthe seam is Sonth—T for Ravan: steamship Star of the Sonth—Teane Wright Pickiera, DT Wartin, J Forsbetmed, M Ring, H Wolf Mire a T Marks and infant Jobn Speir. Jr, W rand Mra A Bray, L, Cohen, A apt B Stone, MJ Buckner, bert H Footman, NT Pender JS Hed brook, KW Mooring. Jas Bunsen, H Coben, WM Thomas, J Godfrey—and 4 in the steerage. For Richmond, in ibe aleamsbin Ronnoke~Geo Wittemare, Tusks Warrington. lady and child, Lindsey,W Meyer. Win Comeron, B Valeniine, RW Branch, mark K Tindaie, Yara & De Bar, & Millsprugh, Kobert Lang. J K Pearce &6*quel © Dove HB Rveratt, Tote {i i Wiliam, TF Lyer, Benvboll, six eeamen (9, ship Han- snd 18 ip thesleerage, | Lypab, Routh * wines, from the viney: The Femily Herald, THE ALLEGED MOKTAUA Cask IN NEW YORK—AF- Falks (N SUKOFE—a SAILOR’s VISIT To JéiRUdA> LEM—THE MANCERSIER UF AMERICA—THE VICTO- RIA BHILGE CaNADA—a FEARFUL TRAGKDY—TAL | WATsKING PLACES—-LOCAL NEWS—MABKT BM | PORTR, BIC , RTO, The FaMiL? Hxxatn, im ite iasue of to-day (Wedaesdiy), ‘Wil contety & full report of tbe Law Proceeding: 1a tue Alleged Mortarn (ase in New York—bey Dr. Uumeings | Obarged wiib abducting a Boy named Haggerty—#xn00!ns ton of Dr. Cummings—be knows Nothing af the Joy-—~Wit eaves Deciere the mother to be Crazy—xirsordinary Letters of aire Haggerty to the Emperors of Hussia gad Franve~Zer Advice to the Ampercr Napoleon— Archbishop Hugbes ou the Witnees Stand—Be Fietly Contradict Ptatementa of irs Has gerty—the Writ biemised—Dr, Cummings Fully Exone rated, &e., &c, Tt wilt siso onutain:—The Latest News Kurope—Letters fwom our London, Paris and Kerlin Corresponderta—') mple tian of the sleamsh(p Great Eastern, Ac; A Pallor’s Desrription Of hie Visit to Jerusalem; The Case of the Young Lady who Mapaway to Enter ® Convent; an account of Terribly Tre gedy to Ciocioati—A Stan Ghote his Wife in the pabilc atreets and erdeavors to kil! biwself—Love Strong to Desih ‘eters of the Parties, &c ; Letter ‘rom a Oorverpondent at Lowell, the Manchester of america; Interesting description of the Vietora Bridge Vavada—Progreas and Position of the Great Work; Lat tera frm the Watering Faces; Genesee Falls Crossed on a ‘Wet Cord by Mons. Delave; Commencement Exerciers at Mid- lerurg Coliege, Vermont; Celebration of the Fourta of July fo Turkey; Proceedings of the american Normal Ssbool Asso cistion; Kévtoriel Bemarbs on Prominent Hventa; Al) the Local News of New York and the adjoining cities of geaerat talerest, Theatrical Nauces Pollee Beporta; Coroners’ in- quests, and whatever may be interesting or tmporiant to the Bach week's iarue of the Fawriy PERALD containg @ revort Of the Concition of the New York Cattle Market, with the ‘amount of Stock offered for sale, their Condition, the Priece for which they were Hold, &0., &o.; a Beport of ‘he Prices of sit kinds of Family Marketing at Weshington Market in Now ors City; Commercial and Money Market Kevorts; Mar- riage and Leate for the week, and a large amount of mis- cellanovus reading. Tenxus—The Fauiy Bxnatp ts published every Wodues- day at Two Doliass per annum Pubsoriptions received &: the office corner of Fulton and Nassau sireets ingle copier (price four cents) to be obtained at the cfiice and of al! news venders, Advertisements inserted at the usual deal rater Drawings of Wood, Kiddy & Co.'s Louteries De.awoke, Bxtka ULaes NO 653 avaowr 23 1399, 6, 21, 42, 7, 20, 47, 69. 32, 75, 38, 30, 37. Deawake Ouass Bo 454, Acoust 33 1559 17,3, 13,9, 7, 59, 41, 51, $4, 40,5, 74, Gronoia, Ciass No. “51 — uGu't 23 1859 47, 67, 38, 43, 13, 86, 77, 2, 22, 16, 6, 31,56, 24. GeonGta, ULsss No 452 Extks, avcust 23, 1589 rot received WOOD &kDux & CO., Wilmington, Del. “ Whe Drawings of the Sussex County and Oousolidaiec Lottery of Delaware. . FRANCE, BBOADBENTS & CO., MANaGrns, The of the Rivte of Delaware. at ite Iasi seamion. twenty Jerre we the uncer igned, Commissioners appormtec D. the Govervar of ead state, to sunerintend the drs sing of said levers, do herby certity thei the following are the num bers drawn this dey :- SSsEX CouTY—Cuass fo, 128, accuse 28, 1859. 28, 2, 71, 23, 68, 72, G4, 14, 58, 40, 12, 32. Oonsouaparep Lortenr—Ciass No. 105, AvGust 23, 1859. 5, 40, 23, 18, 71, 43, 58, 49, 80, 67, 4, 32. Witness our hands st Wilmington, Del., this day (Tuesday), Augus 28, 1869. JOHN DALE, JOBN W. WALKER, $Commissioners. ALFSED B. WOOTTEN, FRaNCE, BROADBENTs & 00. Witmington, Del. Brudy’s Gallery has Removed trom 359 @roadway to 643 Broadway, corner of Blnecker street. Fho ‘ographs, daguerreoty pes and ambrotypes. 0. A, Bills, Exchange Broker, No. Greenwich street.—Prizea in all 1egalized lotteries cashed. 176 Phrenological Examinations, Showtng the wlerts, detects and Pee occupations, are given daily at FOWLAE & Wikis, 308 Broadway, Chess.—Four Biindfold Games will be played at the corner of Court and Femaen streets, Brooklyn, thisevening. leven biliiarc taples in use. Fine White Shirts, i Dozen, at 87 ‘tlam street, one door no: aiden ‘ane. ed bes GEO, M. TRACY, Agert. and ha proof safes, 951 Broadway, corner of Murray streot, KR. Wheeier & Wilson's Sewing Machines. Office 65 Broadway, New York. Grover & Baker's Notvciess * AWILY SWING MACHINES, om way, N fork, ~ W2Falkon t —, Brooklyn. Grover & Baker's NkW CLOAK MAKER AND QUILTER. Out thems. ‘Their None th the bustpeas can afford 10 be with work ie unequalled in beauty and strength, and all other ma- chives useless tor arigon. and see busine? fe comp Pure Cognne Brandies, Vintages of ot 1858, i in octaves expressly for private use. Three sre casks of eels aa tm quantity. costing only $50 to Beach. The brandy is of the best quailty and will lunprove wonderfully by age F. 8, CUZZENS, Importer 73 Warren street, N. Y. Sparkling and Stilt Catawba and Isabella arde of N Longworth, Weq., Cincinn’ Ubio, Sole agent F 8. OUZZENS, 73 Warren street, N. ¥. si Mumm’s Champegnes—Just arrived a Sa of these euperior wines, imperial, Verzecey cabinet, &c. ¥. 8. COZZENS, Importer, 73 Warres street, N. ¥. Holloway’s Pilis—The “Lancet” concedes that they bave performed seemingly ‘‘miracnious curee;” a tew aosea at 1bie seozon wll regulate the eystem, and gre tone snd vigor to the internal iunctione of the body, If the Baby IS CUPTING TEETH Use Mra. Winslow's soothing syrup; Xt will greatly facilitate D and regulate the bowela Mrs Winkiow ie xn old d puree and female physician, and bse made a cis covery that gives reat to mothers and reliet and bealth to in- Hi Bold by druggisweverywoere. Price 25 cents per bot- le. . Hil)’s Hair Dye eS ee No. 1 rao d street, and by li druggists. Inimitable hair cutting at No.1. ‘Siosed On Sundays. Kennedy's Medical Wiscovery is Warranted to cure perotals erysipelas, snltrbeam, scald head, ulcerated tore fegs. For sale by all drogeista, Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupeer.— Tbe beat fe the worl ‘nolesele and retail, and the dye pri- vately applied at No 6 astor House. The Best #71) Bed In Wxistence—Howe't Alliptic, st trom $5 to $6, at 378 Broadway. Call and see it. Intmitable Hatr Catter.—Hair Dye, 50 lack or brown, No. 1, Barclay street, and by all rug Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupres, the hest in the world, surpaming ali made. Sold and applied atthe manufactory, 23 rrosdway. @erry’s br iceoracgaennen oooh gg me ticle for dressing, beeu' }, Cleaning. curling, preserv (iy and restoring tbe ‘air. fy itt’ Bold by al drug Halr—its Diseases, Fall, Change of Color, ‘and ita embellishment, treated cnrefally by A. GRANDJEAN, &) Twelfth street, side and rear Broadway. Rupture Cured Sarah & Co.'s Medical sure trum. They si sockings for varicose votus supporters and der braces. instruments for de form toarder, We. 9 Vesey stress Astor House sew =" Hill, Intmitabie Hair Cutter. Hair Dye 50 cents box, at No. 1 mreet, and by all druggists. Closed on Suncays, 7 Married. Pexwa¥—Herriety —In New Monmouth, New Jersey, on Torsday, Avgust 23, by the Rey. D. B Stout, Groxce Fey. say, of New York, to ANN Lovita, youngest daughter of the late Jacob M. Hetfleid, of the former piace. Birth. Wirziss.—At No, 29 Amity street, on Monday, August 8, the wite of Mr. Grorcr W. WILKkins, of a daughter. ed. Avusy.—Op Monday, Augost 42, Rurue Vicrortwe, daugh- ter of Julien 1. and Sophia A. Allien, aged 2 months and 10 days. ARNOLD.—On Tuer¢ay morning, August 23, Marr, eldest daughter of Toowss G and Eliea Arnold, aged 18 years. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from her father’s residence, No. 203 West Eighteenth street, on Eriday morning, at nine o'clock, without /urther notice, to proceed to Greenwooa Oeme'ery. Baru. —Un Sunday, August 21, Anna Barcus, widow of tbe jate Peter Baillie, in the 05th yer: of her a B)RACKER —On Tuesday afternoon, August 23, CoRnmia, wite of Apibooy J. Bleecker, and daughter of the laic John Van Bentbuyren, of Dutchess coaniy, Notice of funeral in tbe evening papers. Bopmayk —On Tuesday, Avgust 28, of consumption, Jonx 8. Bonsark, aged 43 yoars, The fonerat wil! take piace at one o’clock this (Wednes- day) afternoon, from the City Rospital. His friends, aud the wembers of the Swedieh Society, are respectfully in- vited to attend, Beaven~On Tueedsy morning, Avgusy?2, Maay ANN Brapsn, wife of Richard Braden, in the 36th year of her age. ‘Toe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invitee to aitend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 416 Egbth avenue, corner of Thirty second street, this (Peovescey) aiternoon, at two o'clock. WilCrDia paper ease COPY. Brooxs —at Ne nN. kA on Tuesday, August 23, Euza ann, wife of Jubn P. Brooks, ‘27 years. Buows —On Tuesday, August 28. at the residence of his father, Witte & , son of Wilkam and Even Brown ‘The {riod und relatives of the family are invited to at- ene the ‘unersi, thie (Veonerday) aflernoon, at three o’vlcek 170m No 189 East twentieth street. Brows —On Sunday, August 21, a Westfield, Staten dient, vib G, Buowy, aon of the late David Brown, of y: ‘The remains will be deposited in the Second street Ceme- ry, this (Weonesday) afteruoon Carriages will be in stiendsnce at the Staen Isisna f¢ at a quarter before ’ coer, to convey the frieacs of the family to the emetery. Dovcrxmry —On Tucaday morning, August 23, after & Provracied finesse, Capt. Micham, Dovoasmery, in the 73d Deer of bis ag and friends of the family are respectfully invites to attend the funeral, on Thuraday afternoon, at Uree o’ci0ck, from nis iste residence, No. 236 Kast Broad- | way. Unar.—Ov Tnesday, August 23, after a short but severe ilvess, Hepny PARKER DELAP, ib the 2d year of hiwage. | The relatives a1d friends of the ft , bbe butchers of ; the chy of Now Yoru, the surviving members of the cid | company of Forrest Bogine No. 8, and the firemen in genera’, 8 Pecttully invited to attend the foneral, on Durecay afte;poon, at two o'clock, from nis lave real: dence, No, 154 Ludlow street. Do.ss.—On Monday, Augost 22, Maruaw Douan. The friends and acqusintances, and those of his bro- ‘ber. in-law, Patrick and Sully, are respectfully invited to Mend the fureral, from No. 29 Eizebeth street, this (Wedpesday) afternoon, at three o’rlock, FReRALL.—Op Tureday, Aogust 23, Joun Funai, Beq., geo 57 years, formerly of St. Louis, Bis friends are ivited to attend the funeral, from the resioende o1 hr Wood, No. 94 Fifth street, Williamsburg, tow (Wednesday) morn’ng at ten o'clock, St. Lovie papers please eopy. Bawarp —On Sundsy morning, Avgust 21, Jams Ar- cumarp, the beoyed cbiid of es and Clara Haward, geo) year, 6 00: the and 44-duve. Heort —On Suceday, August 43, Coantes Havay, in the 40th year of bis age. ‘The friencs una relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attena the funeral, to day (Wedoesday), from bis late rewexce, No 2 Stewart street, corner of York street, Brooklyn. Kerakyxy,—At Staton Teland, on Friday, August 19, Joy Kasnoay, ugeo 65 yeurs, & ouuye of Castiepullard, county Wes meat Ireaed. ‘ Karoax,—On fucaday, August 23, Brrvorr, wife of Ed- #610 Keegan in the 40th year o! ber age. ‘The frends and xcqvarnian’<s of the family are respect- fully mvited toatend the fonerai, from Der iate residence, No 266 West Tae vty filtn sirect, this (Weanesday ) after- 20D, wt three o'clork KENSIN.—AU Nisgara, on Monday, Auguet 22, Mamraa MenorLs, wife of Jono L, Keo Fuptrai trom st Peter's chureb, Twenticth street, at 1#0 © k ob Thursoay afternoon, The frieuds of the leIDLy are iby ited to atynd withous Torther notice. LxaRY.—Ut @aier on the brain, Joan Wittiam Leary, in- aw teb id of Mrs Morgaret Leary, widow of the late Mi obael Leary The {ens ans acquairtanccs of the family, those of bis sneles, Ardrew avd Chomss Leary. wad of bis aunta, Mrs. surphy, formerly Mre. Patrick Fogerty, and Mre. Jona Laurem, ave respectfully invited 1 attend the foneral, {Om tbe resicence of bis mother, tris (Wednesday) alter »COD. at two O'clock. Lockmax —On Tuesday morairg, August 23, Josxrn Lock MAN, aged 84 years. ‘The triepds and relatives of the family are respectfully pyited (0 abiena the fuveral, from the Reformed Datch hurch, Tompkinavilie, Staten leleud, this (Wednesday) efernoon, at half past one o’ciock, without further notice. Lyxen —ip Brookiyp, on Tuesday, Avgust 23, ANTONIA Joba Vavivea, davgdter of Liewt Dommick Lynon, Uni. ced States Navy, and Aptoaia Argv'mobau, bis wife, aged 14 mopthe Maxion —On Monday evening, August 22, Auxnse Jean Wanion, in the 68d year of bis age. ‘The friepas sna acquaintances of the family are respect- uily Invited to attend the funera!, from bis late residence, “o, 277 Navy street, pear De Kalb avenue, Brook!yn, this (Wedneeauy) aficrcoon, at three o’ciock. Mv1uGay.—On Monday, August 22, after a short iMness, of dlgesee of the heart, Patek #ULUGAN, tn the 43d yoar of ois age, the beloved besvand of Mary Muitigan, a native of Onetiepoilard, county Westmeath, Ireland. Toe friends and ecqvatntances, and the members of the dibernian Univereu! Benevolent Society, are requested to wttend the funerui, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 372 Second avenue, sear Twety.tbird street. ©’ Saran —Jp Brookiyn, on Tuerday, August 23, WiruiaM O'BRIEN, YOunges! On of the widow of the late Lawrence O'Brien, ageo 4 years, 6 montbs ana 1 day. The friep 1s and a-quaintances of the family are respect. tully Invied to altend the fuverai, from tbe residence of his mother, No. 29! Hicks street, between Pacific and At- inntic sircets, this {Wedpesday) afternoon, at two o'clock: Philadelphia papers piease copy. U'Down.—On Tueesay, August 23, of cholera infantum, Fizzy O'DowD, aged 1 year apd 8 months. ‘The funeral will take piace this (Weonesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 296 Seventh avense Onz.—In Boetoo on Sunday evening, August 21, of cho- Jers morbus, Isaac Ons, in the 72d year of bis age. The tuneral services will be beld tn the Second Presby- terian church, corner of Fulton and Cunton streets, Brook- lyp, thie creseeaier) afternoon, at two o'clock, after woich his rewaips wil! be taken to Greenwood for inter- ment, Bis friends, avd thoee of the family, are respect- fully Invited to at Syms.—Un Tueeday, August 23, efter a lingering illness, Grace L., wife of John Syms, aged 71 years wad 9 months. will take place on Thuraday afternoon, at ‘Tre fun two o’clockr, from ber late residence at West Hoboken, N. J The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend without furtber votice. Carriages will be at the ferry, in Hoboken, until 134 o'clock, to convey friends to the reeidenoe. Witttams —On Movday, August 22, at the residence of ber son ip law, David A. Molcnaw, No. 63 East Twenty: fourth street, Maxi, relict of the iste Roger Williams, in tbe 70th year of ber The reistivee and de of the family, and those of her sos, Christopher C., Charles ¥. and George 8, Williams, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without rur- ‘ter potice, from St. James’ Lutheran church, Fifteenth atreet, between Second and Third avenues, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at two o’clock. The remains will bs con- veged to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. MEDORA, ,T JONFP, 10 AND 12 ANN STRERT—A Way style of shoes and guutore at $2 6); algo French calf aren doots at $4; warranted sata! T EVERDELL’S- WEDDING CARDS. NOTES &0.— There celebrated cards, elegantly engraved, can be had only fn Broadway, co:ner of Duane street, BCISNTINIC EDUCATION, JOINED TO A PRACTI- cal expe oe of thirty years, enables Dr. WHEELER, ocullat, 420 Sreome street. to guarantee success in all curable onpes of disensed eyes, Art'fictal eyes inserted 60 as to secure a perfecily batnraf resembianoe, Cffice houra 9 to 40’clock, GAL. are near] all he newscepers in the United States cin ADVERTISE j cluding Onlifornts) and the Sritish Poses sions. came 8.000 diferent papers are re relved and flied at their oflices, 119 Nassaa street. isos street New York. and Wo 6 State ADVEETISE ii They attend to tetr busmess, that it f» done ip the best manner, in the bert ra. atthe lowest ‘rates. They have good ABD — |arangemen's wih ‘all the teat’ papers thronahgut the country. Adi can, movey, time apd trouble by gi 8. M. PETIBNGILY & OO their ive MAKE hele old customers wil! teati’y. jorcbanta are tnvited to call St our ofces Rey all Pee ne wil o given the be Conble sny ene lo advertise judiciously, wowny. | fauke money thereby” UTLER’S IMPROVED TRUSSES. RUPPORTERS AND spinal braces, at the Hull's truss office, 66 White street, ARS BUMIONE, DISBASED NaILS, EALARGE ment of the grest toe joint, cared without pain, so tha the boot can be wora imme diately after the operation. the Jesst Ipeonventence to the patient by ir. ZAOHARIB = Broadway. Befere to the physicians and surgeons of thir D° YOU WANT WHISKERS OR MJ®TACRES!—MY onguent, establishes 1852, will foree them to grow on the amo rthest face without statutog or ixjuring the skin. Price $1. Sent free by mail anywhere. &.G GRAHAM, 109 Nassau street, pAIRBANKS' STAPDARN SCALES, 8 More thss one huudreddiflerent modifiral adaptec d every branch of businees where aM ACCURATE AXD DURARIS ScaLy is required. ‘These scales are in use in vearly ever; country ibronghont the civitized® wor'd, and are THB OMA COMPOUND,BALANCES THAT HAVE MENRITED AND RACEIVED 225 CONFIDENCR AND PATKON AGE OF THF AUSINRSS PUBLIC. Oa) and examine, or send tor an etre: FAIKB ANE? & 00. 189 Broad’ way, New York. PUSNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY. MPEKA’ OASINKT FURNITURE WaKkERUOMS, 883 AND 835 FOURTH STREET, (northwest corner of #roadway.) JOUN MERKS, (Of the old firm or J & J. W. Meeks), Invites the attention of furniture buvers to « large and elegant Bt Ne <a ment of cabinet PABLOBS, DISISG ROUMS, ture, TLIBKARLER, dc, Made from selected and well vessoned wood, in the latest and most approved sty} AT VEBY BEabON ASUS ORS, ‘The well brown reputation of oF making SUPSRiOR CARINE ‘eanire will be fully sustained, ‘ie Sepeeeene ee d OSTE2) ER'S ORLEBRATSD SIOMACH BITTERS.— the cure of ds 5 Ase valuable tonic for copstinstion and keveral vervous proached. Rvery day wew cases o! tts pieled tI our jouraals, enjoyment which the alliicted experienen Ghee thia val able specie, Roe al druggists. Prin di jaw ? 3 s & S iJ s, i ark row SCREB’S FSRiNA 18 IN TPE HIGHEST REPUTE aa @ delisious and wholesome food at al) seasons of year it je & pure preparalion from wheat, without the mirtare of any other grain, and qhmmer veston. Extensively used at the Astor Hi Nicboias, Metropolitan snd other frat clase hote a and it # raploly becoming an indispensable dish on all Mauutacluted and wold at the Croton allie, 391 A Mberal discount to dealers. For nd crogg tote, BROKRR & YONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.— PARTIES troubled with reaches, moths, bedbugs and ested tol’ave thelr address at our store, We will obits bun EA vail rerpeoeabieraroeant YJ it the work 1t is aleo so! tra ings st the old depot No. 424 Broadway and ; Teavereorts, Srooklvn. 7he tmmente success of Lyons Powcer bas xiver ree to a oet of worthless imiiationy tinder diferent sartiing names. ‘This powder bas been teste tin New Ser for inrieen years To prevent further traue, i ig now Qharged to glass canigters, and with our tuit'ala(”, & Py blown ‘n partenlar whst you Inquire for. "yoni Piile are mure donth to rate and mice, KNAS & PARK, #u0caaors eee Part row, ‘opporite the Aster Fonse, you, Nos, 13 fand 16 i é - 3 bes BRELE A if New Yoru be green i Of the Board of few York, ove of the Surremns-im- Chie! of Bolevus ‘Hosptial, tmany jlergymen. the hey D. D., the head of the the Eevee varices the proprietor of Parsum's Musou, and York. . Lewis A. Sayre, Bead of Bellevue Hospital, New York. Tr Hoke G, Cheasann, Professor of Diseases of Women, ‘From the Now ¥i f nine ow jork: Daily 2imes } ‘The Graefen' mpen: Lave refited thete roome, ao that All of tte GRARFEN! for aale at the office 0. the ir: York, THE GRAEFENBERG WARSY ALL'S UTERINE Is offereias s certain ave tor sll female cure irregulert = weakness tumors, ulceration, intengeafcn, bites, fall organs, as wall ag tbe constitational troubles from them. ucapecially where of te cee ‘symptoms are ne- ag a =v fe fri ‘Complext: eranged appeittie-railow oo Pan to the Fuck dine; 6—Ubilis—Oold Hands and Feet—Bloaings = eel shiny ‘eve: uhness—Nenralgin— alpitauon o! the Heart— Dizsiness—Nervounees—Headscbe< sida Beatle-svess - Disturbed Sleep— Flushes of Heat —Gevera) Pala— Crawling and Pain in the Spine and between the shouldere— seid st >mach— Nansea~ indigention— ‘Difficult paseing of urine. wiih beat or amarting— Ttebing, burning or irritstion ic the uterine oraaae— Leroair—Hy wertee - avatety FAMILY WED'CINGS are No. 33 Pack row, New Red thor ~ servous t Lrrhable tem per. Finvulence—blowted #03 | Jar howe'a: Unglessant dreams— Paina in the uterine orgaps— Numbnees sod psine ‘ny the mrs ~ Lose of memory —se«)iderment~ Loreness in the feet—~ Pato fp the back. The above symptome sre act vena ly met with ia any ose case, but thes seromosny iocal werine difioulties aot ebow that ibe genersi oyeiom ta sy mpotbiziog » it and becoming de vitated by be loosl trouble’ In wl wuch cases sm Immo resort to the remedy will restore bewih All aucoressions tm poung gir ® aud the cons add declive go Commonly witending ‘bem in the young, are reileved qaiekly and surely vy tne One (olen. Price of the GRARFBNReaG MARSHALL'S UTERINR C»TEOLICON, 81 &0 per boitle Five potiles tor $6. It cam be sent saiely a exprenn addre JUSGLo F. REIDGE M. D., Becretary and Com- Suting Fbyalcisn Graetenverg Company, 32 Park row, New é SATIION, An article wholly unauthorized, uearly resembling this ie Dame sud label, ‘bas deen putin ‘circulation, 6 Invalide throughout the country may adéress Dr. Bridge conserving thelr heath with perfect coniidenca If medicives ere Dot o dered, and an exiended opinion ts re- quired. the letter must eoo'no $1 to insu a rep! Pervonsl consultation may be held with vr. Bridge at the conan ting rooms of the txstitation, 32 Park row, Office hours 9w lend dios, \ Jh.ne suieriog froman- acute or chronic complaint. amd lxcles who sre trou sled wth any of ths complaints incident te ‘by tr sex, or thuee who ave troubled wih any matignaat die- fase, of avfferie 7 from th- affects of previous imorover treat mepi, are invited to cal] at the consuiting rooms af the wrafeem- berg Cou pany, 52 Park row, New York. ILLIE'S PATEDT Fits sND BURGLAB PROOF SAFRa, ‘Are copeidered by competent judges to be The UPLY KaLIAGLS 84768 IN MARKEY, Against the most ektfo! burgiay itis 4 BURKS PRUTECTION, bpm Re powder pront combination lock of And th five at Oaukoah proved thom bs nd the great =< The MOST BELIASLE F1BE POU! For sale by PROUF SAFES, PAIRBANES & 189 Broadway. New Tort, WDICATED PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPF. TBE NERVOUS LESIL BaTED OYSPEPTICS are truthfully assured thet Farguas's Calfraie wion or bream ure juice of rape, meuicated juniper, Peruvies pivk, rhubarb 4c. thoes wih es ue Juminer, DiabsHEA, DYRENTESY, COLIC, CONSTIPATION, or kindred ailments, ave cured, atrengthened and inv'gorebe® by tt. Quart bottles $1. +t 10 astor House 862 rosdway, 158 Bowery, and Hayes, Brook yn Depot 6 Varick stroot "2" N. A. RNAPP, MANUFACTURES sD WEOLESALE DEALER . AND WE! IN MBN AND BOYS) CLOTHING, FOR SOUTHERN AnD WESTERN TRADE QaFLIZER & VALK. ARCHITECTS, 899 FOURTH AVB- fe) call the attentivn of all (Denne, cal the awn gentlemen intending to TEARNS 4 MABVIN'S * WILDER FA over seventeen years, and have never failed STEABNS & MARVIN, {57 Uurey sires, Row Yorke. \QTEABNS 4 MARVIN'S WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER SaFEB. There safes are free from dampness. Have been in use over seventeen years, and have never failed 10 preserve thete nt STEARNS & MARVIN, 7 Murray street Now York. pemenenicacinr tamed ts Cad Orleans. Ww SPuaary, AND WESTERN MERCHANTS, Fey's patent hook tags jerking goods? Tient and cheap. "Bold ati Neseau street Tee ne. ‘HE IMPURITY OF CEOTOR Ww, 4 REMEDY ron ui i § i f ii il peat come low, and ia replaced from drafoin; than ever berire. ben e the queer decny nate, 0 apparent to drinker ot Orvon. oa:mleaenem may not Iast—the water may convey one remedy Rear ent steel £ Ly ows wo i i Hi 5 i ¥ i i i i tried and proved 90 extensively where 1 notoriously wc ure end almost putrid at certain the year tbat the effeace of Wolfe's Aromatic sages oF the bind 99 004 not aa euperiment mily anon! hout s bottle While the Uriton weter contianes 1 be impure eee pes LéDOSs READY MADE LINGN STORB, ae Ba Broadway. Dear Twenty sixth street, offers ventegea of Sseortment and charges deducible from exclusive cevoti p to the one art only. a a MUEICAL GUEST, 9. 22, fa Published this day, Jontaining ! 2 Rex, Feu Follet, pin The warch of the Cameron Men Love mé little. love me lon, ‘La Graztella Mazoari ‘The Two Kose. Price 10 centa M. BELL & CO., 13 Frankfort street. W isveers, TURTLE s0UP, Wrnpine CARDS AND BRDDING ENVELOPES OF Istest atvlee: also visiting and bustuees cards B. LEGGHTT, Engraver. No. 4 Joh 4 _HYa?TTs LIFE BALSAM. FLPAITS, LIFE BLS aM KURO M ATI, NEU" aL gia and gout, in thelr worst stages; sleo scrofuls, King’s evn. erysipelas, cld uleera and the worst creee of ditescos: the blood, great Co Pie S complaints, Nesate ered nciplentocnsumption, &c., £c., are most certala this sovereign purifier ‘YATT’S LIF BAL®AM CURED MP. 8 ROGERS. H corner of Cant] and Hudson s'reeis, (paiot store) of rbeumatiem of the most painfal kind, whish had readered bisa cripple for eoontha BALSAM OURED MI8* COLE, NO. 168 apis anevus. of aethian of be moet baintul and denier ous Kind. ‘be hed been afliisted from infancy. and the "pasms 60 severe as 10 force ibe storaum oF break out of place. YATT’S LIFE BALSAM CURED EX ALDERMAN J, . Thirteenth ward, B. D. of vn, of rhewma- ine, titer be'bad been under medical in vain, and crippled for mon! YATT’S LIFE BALSAM CURED WM. J. BROWN, Inte of 97 Prince street, of fstula, after he had submited A posaaee ore confined him to bis room for wee YAT?’S LIFE BALSAM CURRD™MR. 82 Grove street, and 21 Clinton Marest, Of intamiante S heumatism and gout, after he had been crippled for years.” YATTS LIFE B, OURED RK, EL SA aR a ah a ‘used to yield viotil the LIFE to bis aid. ass LIFE BALSAM CURED "i HOUSEL, OF No. 1% Willett sreet, evil. ‘uloer covered Ae entire at de of he weak nek hee {3409S LIFE BALSAM OCURSD JsMES McKER H ‘whore fice is at No. 42 Front street, of chronic dyspop sie Of tbe movt torturing kind, Yar VIFB BASAM HAS CURED 10.000 Caté3 OF a ate a igenges, and it will most certeinly cure any case ‘by medioine, if taken in accordance N.Y. Pockiya. Mra, HAYES, 175 Fallon sirer\, pent fori