The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1859, Page 5

ug here bave made urraugey to carry stock Bish for the exbibition free, apd visitors at half fare, ‘The Superintendent of the extidition is daily in receipt of fettere from ali parts of the conntry containing applica- ‘ious for room from thone woo #\#n fo exbibitthelr wares and goods, The prospects or the Buccess of the fair are very fiettering. Henry M. Fitzhugb, ono of the propriviors of the Duly Exchange, wes assviled ti ufteruoon in an omnibus by @ notorious rowdy named | uul Placide, wuen be drew ais rovolver and fired ubree times, the bails taking effect in tho band end erm of nis assailant ibe affair produced considerable excitement, Movements of Ex-t ‘nor Seymour, of Con= ectlout, Boston, August 26—11;35 A. M. A committee of gentlemen from Conoecticut are ‘n the wolty awaiting Governor Seymour, o escort bim \0 his na tive place, where @ graod public welcome wil! be tendered to bim. Govervor Sey mour \s & passenger on tne Amorica. Matne Gemocratic Congressional Convention. Banaon, Me., Auguss 26, 1859. At the Democratic Convention held fa the third Coa- grensiona| Deirict, atew days since, Wm. H. Burrill and Jimes Y. MoCiintock were elected delegates to the Na- tional Convention at Charleston. Bota gentlemen are ‘fri-mia of Judge Dougiase. Strong popular sovereignty Texolutions were passed, Non-arrival of the Indian. Faxtaer Pour, August 26-11 P. M. a8 yet, no eigne of the steameh’p Iotian now * mbont doe off this pint wito Liverpool dates of the 17th Inst. Weather clear; wind west. ‘Weaths of Eminent Merchants of Baltimore. Barrons, August 26, 1859. George Brown, Senior, of the Baitimore banking house Of George Brown & Co., and immensely wealthy, died at ‘bis residence this morning, at an advanced age. James ‘Swan, another wealthy citizen, also died this morning. Both of the deceased were ex-presidents oi the ia:- chante’ Bank of this city. Professor Stelner’s Bulloon Ascension. : Osweco, Augart 26, 1859, Professor Steiner, the «ronant, ascended in his baltoon Europa, from Toronto, at half-past four yes\rday after- noon, and lanled at half past nine last evening, eight miles Bouth of this city, having come all the way over Lake ‘Ontario, Fatiure of Wholesale Grocers at Cincinnatt. CINCINNATI, August 26, 1859, Mesars. Holmes & Corwéll, grocers and com niseion merchants, have assigned their property. Courtesies to the Sultimore City Guard. Boston, August 26, 1869, The Baltimore City Guard were yesterday entertained with @ grand banquet by their hosts of the Charlestown City Guard, and in the evening attended a levee at the house of Mayor Dana. This afternoon they will be escort @d through Boston and leave by the Worcester and Nor wich route for home. Markets PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PatLaDELPata, Auguet 26, 1859. Stocks stea¢y. Pennsy!vania state fives, 9i1¢; Read- ing Railroad, 2134; Morris Onoal, 6134 Long Isiaad Raii- road, 10%, Penbsyiyania Railroad, 402. * New Orveans, August 26, 1859. Cotton— Sales to day 480 bales, at 113¢c, for old mid. Gling, and 12340. for vew. The rales of the week add up 3,400 bales, and the receipts 5,009 bales, agalont 4,000 Dales for the same week of lami year. There were no ex- Porte the past week, Recefpte at thie port aheal o” last Year, 99,500 bates; do. at all Southern ports, 630,000 ales. Corn dull at 900. Provisions very dull. Colle firm at 120, for prime; sales of the werk, 5000 bags; Stock 15,250 bage, againgt 17,600 bags last year. Sterling exchange 109% 4 11034. Drafts on New York at mixiy Gays 134 per cent discount, and at sight 7% per cent pro- mum. Baxrmorr, August 23, 1859, Flour steady: eales of Howard street aod (ato at $5 1234. apd City Mil's at $5. Woent—Sa'es or 10,000 busd- ele at unchanged prices Corn advance! 2c: sales of yollow at 83c. a S5c., and white at 800. a 2c. Provisions Drm at former rates. Whiskey steady at 283¢0. PHILapeEtpaia, August 26, 1859 Flour quiet, Wheat unchanged. Corn active: saivs of Jellow at 82c, Waiekey scarce, and selling at 270. a 28c. CINCINNATI, August 26, 1859, Flour beld firmly, but prices without. quotabie change. ‘Whesi—Seies reo wt $1 02 a $1 U3, and wnise at $1 10 $110, Whiskey 2434c. Provisious unchanged. Onicaco, August 26, 1859. Flour firm. Wheat quiet and deciacd 30 ; emtes at 7c, Corn firm and declined lo. Oats sieaty. Re- celpts toay—3,500 bbis. flour, 91,000 bushels wheat, 38,000 buehels corn. Shipments—3,900 bbls. flour, 16,060 bushels corn, Osweco, August 26—6 P. M. Flour unchanged; demand moderate. Wheat a shide Detter; sales of 6,800 busbels at $1 20 for new Waite Michigan and $1 10 ‘or new red Indiana. Corn dull; sales of 1,500 bushels Iilinois at 7ic. afloat. Canat freignte duli’acd uncharged. Lake importations—6 900 bushels wheat, 14.760 corn Canal exports—500 bois. flour, 4,100 ‘Duabels wheat, 23,000 bushels corn. Burrato, August 26—1 P. M. ] Flour firm and sctiv les 2,300 Dbis. at 83 50 a $3 75 for State; $4 26 for extra I'linois from new spring wheat; $4 75 s $4 873 for extra Michigan, Iadiana and Onio, and $5 a $5 $50 for double extra. Wheat steady and in fair do- smand: sales 87,000 bushels at 60:. for old standard spring; S80. tor mew do. to arrive, and on the spot 873¢°.; small Jota No. 1 do gold at $1.06; red Onio at $116, and white Yichigan at $i 16 Coro qull and heavy: 68c. asked and Gio offered. Otber grains quiet. Whiskey steady at 25c, Lake imports to-day—10,000 bhis. flour, 24,000 buebels wheat, 1,000 do. corn and 1,060 do. rys. "Canal exporte— 40 bbls. flour, 28,000 bushels wheat sac 14,000 do. vas. Burrato, August 26—6 P. M. Flour active and firm. Maret dare of single extra. Eeics 12,000 bbls, at $3 60 » $3 75 for State, $425 for | €xvva Itlinois for new Chicago epriog wheat, $4 60 for || extra Wisconsin, $475 a $4873 for extra Michigan aud |, ‘Jodiena, and $5 @ 6 373¢ for double extra ditto aad Onio. | Wheat active and steaa) | old stanaard sprin £6c. for ditto on tbe spot, $1 06c. for red Ohio in lots, 81 53q @ $1.16 for smait lots of white Michigangladiapa no Obio, and $t 13 for ordinary white Canadian. tn- || Cluded in the sales were 12,000 bushels of choice white ) Mchigan, to arrive on private terms, Corn dull and droop. ales 6,000 bbis No. 1 Illinom ut 67340. Oats stead, ies 3,700 bushels of Wisconsin at 320, Barley 540. a 55 for new Canada. Rye quiet. Lake imports to-day 1,000 bbs. of flour, 3,600 bushe's of wheat, 8,000 bushols of corn, 1,000 busbeis of rve Canai exports—40 bois, of flour, 34,000 bushels of wheat, 14,000 bustiels of corn. Aunany, August 26—6 P.M. Flour quict and steady. “Wheat—littie offering on the Ppt; malen email parcels white Canada at $1 36 a $1 40, ‘Corn—Nopeffin the ket, with a good inquiry. Oats ir request; sales 4,000 bushels State at 400 woieht; 3,000 bushels new Stute st 83c., measure, and 2,(00 bushe's old Western at 875,, measure, Rye—sales £,000 Dusheis, at 800. per 60 Ibs., and 660 bushels at 780. | per 56 ibs, Whiskey firmer; sales 95 bole. at 270. Naval Lutel ‘The marine guard for thy United States sicamor Mystic Brrived at the Brooklyn Marioe Barracks oa Tauraday evening inst, the 25\b iast., from Philadelphia, and were marched on board yesterday in command of Oraerly Ser- geant Geo. W. Robbins. On their arrival the guard of ligences ine United States steamer Sumpter, which had been do tog temporary duty on board the Mystic, were drawn of ‘Tne following is @ correct list of the Mystic’s officers:— Lievtenant Commanding, Wm. F. Leroy; Lieutenants, D M,N. Fairfax, Milton Haxton, H. M. Gariand, Jr.: Aoting Biaster, N. Green; Paseed Amsistant Surgeon, W. U Har: Tiron; First Aesistant Eogineer, Wm. Roberts; Third as- Bistant Engineers, Jomes Plunkett, J. 8. Fenney, H. | MoNintire; Orderly Sergeant, commanding marines, Geo. W. Robbing. The United States steamer Sumpter went in commission yenterday afternoon, and received her oillcers, crew and Ziarlnes at tho same time. The following ate her off utenant Commanding, J. F. Armstrong; Lieato- Bonts, W. B Fitzgerald, J. B. Siewart, 3. A. Grocr; Act ing Master, @. H. Perkios; Passed Assistant Surgeon, J. Otis: First Assiatant Engineer, F. J. Jones; Thira 'As- gistant Engineers, E B. Liton, W. H. Glading, J. L. Plum wi Pt Sergeant, commanding marines, John T. faish, ‘The United States store ship Release dropped down yes- teroay trom the rae Navy Yard to wait the action ‘of wind and tide for a foal departure for Pernambuco. Brevet Major Geo. H. Terre: has assumed command of the Washington Marine Barracks. aor A SusrrctspD SLAVER.—Suspected slay Yate heard of in various of the seaports of the iors of order loving country. From “down Fast”? to Soutb” they are soatered all along the cosst, and so many and frequent are the exsitements to which they give rise that such affafts are getting to be the commonest things ig the world and stir up juet no excitement at ail, had one svch here at New London, #0 that we badly uod cur full share of the fun, and have no special reason to expect apy more just at ‘preeent. Bat it ie not fmportible, though, that another weasel may be caught jeep in Our harbor, It is certainty far enough from beng impossible to render it advisable for the revenue |Joticers to exercise ordivary vigilance to prevent a repo. eon of the bold operation of slave dealers under the very ebadow of the Custom}House. and in full ‘view from the deck of a ational voreel. We do not pro- fers to Know anything of the contemplated business of the vessel called the {rimmer, which lies inside the New Haven Railroad bridge and just off the rear of Number Wne’s engine house. We do not know whether that ves- el in prepared to engage in a business which by law and custom ranks witb piracy. We do not especially know that the Trimmer {s ready at a momoni’s notice to alip off tw the coast of Africa and come back with a load of no- groce. We presume that the government officers hore Know all about such things, and that if the Trimmeris not all right, they will make her right before they got trough with ber. Itis certainly to be hoped and expected that the Trimmer, of New London, will not be permitted to repeat the outragewus defiance of law which was commit to? by the Wanderer. —New London Chronicle, August 26 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1859. 4rrival of the Pajaro del Ucenno from Havana. By the arrival of the steamer Pajaro dol Ovesno we have received our letters aud correspondence from Hava. Dato the 2ist ingt. Our papers do not contain any itews of importance, We give below the letters of our Havana correspondent :— OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDEQDE. Havana, Suguat 21, 1869, Mexican Tems—Affairs in Havana—Phe African Slave Trade—Theatrical Affairs—Suspension of a Mercantile House—Appointment of Consuls—Unhealthiness of Re- medios— Death of a Young American—A Slave Master Killed by @ Negro—The Negro Killed—State of Ship- ping, de. , de. ‘The Diario de la Marina of the 14th inst. says:—We bave in our possession a manifesto from the substitute President (Miramon) to the Mexican republic, in which he states he has verified the change of all the Ministers of bis Cabinet, except the Minister of War, General Coroner. ‘There were some vacancies in the Cabiact, which were in charge of the Minister of Fomento (Protection) and of Coronor, Minister of War. The Diario de la Marina then publishes a lengthy ex- tract from Miramon’s manifesto, the pith of which may be expressed in a few words, viz.:—“To remedy the evils arising from the bad administration of the laws, and to possess himself of the wealth of the churchy”’ The Diario dela Marina’s article concludes with the observation that “the difficulty was the little confidence which insp! ‘Mexican govern ment.”’ The African slave trade 1s flourishing amazingly. A cargo of 800 Bozales wes landed recently at a place called Ganiza, not very far from Sierra Morena; two other but a ary Rear Cardenas, and « fourth cargo from a full rigged shipnear Bahia Hooda. The latter ship, T un- derstand, after lancing ner Bozales, boldly came off this port, her coming on shore in bis boat to make io- quiries as to the state of the freight market, and, finding {t to be unfavorable, stood away for a Soutnern port in the United Btates. Of course she is an American ship. There died recent!y at Sancti Spiritu in this island two aged Isdies, the one baving attained her hundred and Ubird and the other her pinety-third year. The latter was to full sion of all her mental faculties to the last hour of her life, The Teatro Tacon was reopened by the amateurs of the Liceo on the evening of the 13th inst. The performance was good, I bear, for 1 went to Guanabscoa, as I wrote sou I should that afternoon, but the audience was gliu. I observe by ap announcement in the Diario dela Mari- ra tbat the new year ig to be inaugurated at the Teatro Tucon by a Spanish opera company expected from Spain. wbove Dames aro thus stated :—Trebies, Amalia Ramirez, Antovio Uzal and Juana Lopez ‘‘Caracteristico,” Gertendis Soto; tenors, N. rand N. Ruiz; baritone, Jose Foi querus; baseo, Vicente Barbri; director, Mariano Garcia— vb, that name, bow it bricgs to mind the ever to be la- ented Malibr: ‘There is aiso to be a chorus master, vepe painter and director of scenery; and as the rates of Admission are only avout half what was charged by Max Marctzek at the Villanuens iast season, I much fear ne wil flad the Spanish company very poweriul opposition taking into consideravion the difference in the comfort and #)ze of the two bouses, aod that be will not reap tue rich burveet he bas hitherto done every year in shia “ever faithfal city.” It is my unpleasant duty to announce to you the suspen. sion of taymen’s’by the large Spanish house of Mazorra & Co , caused, as it 18 understood, from a certain bank requiring ubusual security before it made further ad. vances. You wili remember I foresaw the evils likely to arise from banks in thie community at the period of their being establisbed. Experience in another land had taugot me that bapks in such a commercial community as thts ‘¢ wjuriods ratber than veneficial. Should the bouss of Mazorra & Co. really fail, it will bring down more than one smaller bouse with it. The names of two or three other houses are already in men’s mouths, but I refrain from sending them to you, not being desirous of unneces- sarily injuripg tbe commun'ty among whom my lot is cast. Oo the 14tb inst (Sunday), at Guanabacoa, there was cock fighting, two or three monte tables almost public, fireworks in the Plaza and a grand salvo at the church in the evening. The next day (the 15th) was a double cross day, the ‘ Ascension of Our Lady,” who is the tutelar raint of Guanabacoa. Many of the houses there were decorated with red and yellow tapestry. [here was a re- Vgious procession in the afternoon, and public and private halls in the evening; indeed I beard there were several private baits there every evening last week, Aton of Count Rmero, a young man aged about 25 years, bad $500,0C0 recently bequeathed him in cash by bis fatber’s brother, who died suddenly. Don Antonio Haurat is appointed British Vice Consul at Trinidad, in this island, during the absence of William Sicney Smith, Eeq , who isnow paying bis usual annual visit to bis deceased wife's r-iatives at Moutreal, Canada. Fraxcisco Van Assche is appointed Belgian Consul at this port during the absence of Edmundo Meert. vfbey are to commence building the new theatre at Ma- tanzas next month. The public health at Remedios wae very bad last | month, there having been fourteen deathe—more than tbree timesibe number of deaths in any one month within the memory of the ‘‘oldest iphabitant.”” A proposition hes been made by Mr. Mudan to har- monize the two railroads now in existence that lead from tnis city to Matenzes, 20 a8 to avoid the necessity of changing the freignt trucks at Union station fhere died at the Marine Hospital, Casa Bianca, across the harbor, opposite the city, on 17th inst., after ouly fitty six hours ilinees, of yellow fe an. interesting youth, named James Fitzpairick, a native of Washington, ‘Wilkes county, Georgia—where his parents now reside— aged fifteen years. His remains have been embalmed, and are to be sent to his parents by the earliest oppor: tunity. he French sh'p Formosa arrived 19th inst., from Macao via Ascunsion and Martinique in 126 days, with 400 Asiaticos tree colonists, consigosd to J. M. Zangunez, Esq. There were sixty deaths on ths passage, I observe in the last impressions of the @aceta a cita tion calling upon Emeterio de Anduria, anative of Biscay, collector of a dry goous store Cailed the Orystal Palace, ip Calle de Mercaderes, in this city, t> appear at the Royal Castle—t ¢., public jail—in this city, within nine dasa, to defend himself sgainst a charge of having dis embarked Bozale negroes at Mats (time when not given), and to prove that the‘‘cedulus” of protection pro duced for the negroes are no! false. ‘This citation proves: First, that slaves have beon land- ed near or at Matanzas; second, that faise ‘‘cedulus’’ for slaves are obtainable; and thirdly, that it 1s necessary under Spanish law for an accused party to do what I bad ‘upposed was impossible—viz: to prove a negative. How- ever, I doubt not Emeterio de Anduria is far enough out of harm’s way long before this, with wealth enougn to ren der bim independent for the rest of his days. A few days ago a runaway negro, who had been cap- tured by a slave hunter named Olivera, was being taken to the railway near Bemoa, betwoon Matanzas and Carde- nas, by that person, when he (the negro) attempted to again run away. He was followed by Olivera into the woods, where he turned aud closed upon his pur- sver, from whom he took bis machete and killed him on the spot A on of the mur- dered man, shortly after meoting the negro, killed bim matanter, thus saving the bavgman an unpieasant job. “Yellow Jack” has been looking up somewhat the past week. I suppose it is because there is #0 small a number of fresh victims among us to satisfy his voracious, yet canty maw. Rarely have I known eo few vessels in this harbor. Up to Inst evening there were but ninety-seven square, and seven fore and aft rigged vessels of all flags in port, there having been but five arrivals here—inciuding the sreamebip Cabawba, which did not come into the port— during the past week. The bark J. M. Morales, Burmeis- ter, euiled for New York the evening of the 18th inst., not with a full cargo, but with all bands in good hoaltn. Havana, August 21, 1859, Arrival of Asiatics— Immense Mortality — Increasing Value of the Covolies—More Africans Safely Landed— The Bark J. J. Cobb—Effect of the European News— The Drovers and Buichers’ Bank—“El Noticioso’’ Cireu lating in Havana—The Markits— Public Health, &2 , dc, On the 18th inst. we bad the introduction of four hun. dred Asiatics, brought by the French ship Formosa, Du" rand commander, 186 days from Macao, and consigned to J. Zaugrouiz, Esq. My notes add up of this benevolence, 42,068 Coolies delivered alive in the port of Havana, out of 49,804 shipped—leaving of perished upon the way 7,241. The shipments were made by 114 vessels, under the flags of Great Britain, 36; United States of America, 18; Span- ish, 15; Dutch, 15; French, 15; Peruvian, 5; Portuguese, 3; Bremen, 3; Norway, 2; Chile, 2. The value of the Coolies seems to increase in our market on account of increased cultivation and the growing necessity for the hands of Ia- bor—lest eales said to bave been made at $400 per head. Wo have bad recently reveral cargoes of Africans deliver- ed at various points upon the coast north and south aide of Cuba—iast week a very valuable cargo delivered with- {n forty miles of the city—ana sold instantly on Janding at high prices, being provided for with ccdulas. in con. formity with law, from tbe moment of their finding new bomes in fhis Christian country. At any rate, mora'ly, the African sin seems to me much the least heinous an. offen- sive. The decision of the bark J. J. Cobo is antic'pated in a few days, and theres no doubt existing anywhors as to the result, and that the vessel and saved will be re- stored to Captain Symmes,or turned over to the (onsu- Inte of the United SiatesWoF that purpose. The | kuro- pean pews has badga favorable effect upon public confi. depee, and jfour money market was cased of the oppress ive stringency business would revive. We are anticipating during the coming week action of the for our relief, by the issue of bonds bearing interest for four millions of dollars, which will restart the circulation in our market by dis counts of the city trade or mercantile paper. The story wublished in some of the papers at the South, derived om Jetters cf a correspondent tn this city, are without foundation. The Drovers and Butchers’ Bank not been forced into liquidation by the government, nor does there exist any cause for want of the confidence of the go. Yernment or the people. This bank is also to be allowed to continue the introduction of stock and beef cattle, in order that our table wants be met at more reasona- bie rates then have obtained for the last two years by reason of the scarcity of cattle for the slaughter bovge. ‘e received the firat number of Et Nolicios, of inttant, which, from condensation of nows for Sponieh readers, Je destined to « large circulation in Our markets for all is'and produce are languishing. Su- ‘8 Hot quotable from trapeactions: last advised figure homipai. Nos. 11 and 12 offered for $3 624 a $3 BT. Freighta, for like reasop—want of money aud action in sgars—have bot improved; vessels few, and no demand tor what there is, Exchangee—London, 14815 premium, nominal; New York, 2% 5 premium, nominal; Now Orleans, 6 a 63% premiura, ebort ight, nominal; Paris, 2 a3; United States gold, 64, nominal, Mexican dollars, 7 premium, Heslin a lite better. The Public Health. MEBTING OF THR AEALTH COMMISSIONERS—COM- PLAINT FROM THE OFFAL CONTKACTOR—MOBE THAN $12,000 A YBAR ASKED—ARRIVALS FROM INFECTED PURTS, BTC. Tho Commissioners of Health met yesterday in the Mayor's office—all the members present except Dr. Gunn. The Health Officer seat in a report of the arrivals of the bark Ariel from Port au Prince, and the brig Matilda, from ‘Zazk, thelr crews boing we'l. They wore ordered to be de- tained Qve days for observation «i Quaranune, ‘The master of the bark Florida apptied for permission to bring bis vessel to the city. The application was referred to the Mayor, with power. Tho captain of the brig Dunkirk, from Olenfuegos, also ‘applied \ come up. He was directed to keep his vessel five days looger i quarantine first. The American Consul at Cienfuegos that be baa dates from thence to the 8th of August, at whieh tims the place was healthy, ona coutractor, coupatsing That, 912,000" 8. year ito ‘ont , complaining ti @ year Uttle for him to remove itfrom the city, and’s an increase of com; The subject was wo Commissioners ipedon, Cornell, and City Inspeetor Delavan. A petition was received from Philip Levi, 425 First ave- ‘nue, complaining of a nuleance in ® slaughter house on subject wes ferred te the ity faspestor, witr power to ‘bul was two wi wer boliah the sulaance if ih exists, oe pont SRA on edionr nes Wik Manag next at the’ uamat City Intelligence. Sarina or THs VANDERBILT To DAY.—The steamship Vanderbilt, Capt. P. Lefevre, will sail this afternoon at four o’olook for Southampion and Havre, and will carry out a large number of passengers and a full freight. The Vanderbiit also takes out seven fine Vermont horses, at present owned by H, Willington, of Boston, and intended for the stable of Emperor Louis Napoleon, It is stated that the Emperor bas such a bigh regard for American borses—having received two lots previously hywane wed same hapds—that he determined tw import lot with a view of improving the stock of French roadsters. It is stated that the Vanderbilt is the favorite steamer in which to ship borses for Europe, which is owing, no voubt, to the fact that the ship labors so littie while at sea that the animals are nearly as comfortable on board whip as they are on terra firma. ‘Tux fx Levy.—Comptrofier Haws has no money to the Credit of the county, and’can pay no bills on its account. He bas notified Treasurer Bowen, of the Police Board, that he will be unable to pay their police force the regular monthly selaries on the firet proximo, unless the tsx levy % adcpled at the next meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday next Thet body adjourned to moet at the time above pamed, when some of ita members hope to get a de cinive vote in favor of the item of $193,820 20 for the Commissioners of Record. Accipext at Loxp & Taytor’s New BviLpin mv Broap Way —Yesterday morning, about seven o'clock, Mr. Mul- ler, a boss mason, employed on Lord & Taylor’s new mar- ble edifice at the corner of Grand street and Broadway, ‘as precipitated from the second ry into the lower ou Saistance of nearly forty feet, and was seriously injured, Tum “‘Stantx” iv Tux PaRK—The ugly looking brick pile now in course of erection in the Park, near Centre etreet, for the housing of two steam fire engines, is a dis xrace to tbe city, and, for the credit of those who pro jected it, the affair should be levelled to the ground. In ‘ts “architectural design there is nothing worthy of the vame, and the material vged in its construction is of the commonest wall brick. Take it down and erect a ouila- tog worthy of the name of this, the Empire City, From 4 Corgesronpest.—‘Kickerbocker” particularly ‘evires the city authorities not to fil up the well at tho corner of Bank street and Greenwich avenue. He ssys that {t bas been in a dangerous condition, but it could be wade safe at alittle expense, and the residenis of the ward would be giad, as the water drawn from it is supe- rior to the Croton water, ARRIVAL OF MitiraRy EXcuRsIoNIsTs.—Company B, Eighth regiment, Washington Grays, Captain Swaoy, who have been on an encampment to New Bedford, Mags., are ex- pected to arrive this morning by the Fall River steam. oat, They will be received on their arrival by Company ¥ of the same regiment, Captain Leander Buck, and be entertained at Military Ball, in the Bowery. The Balti- more City Guard are aleo expectea to pass through this city on their route home from Manchester, N. H., where they have been receiving the hospitalities of their Eastern ‘ellow soldiers. Execrion oF Covormt, LgvTeNayt Couns AND Masor OF THE Sixty NinTH REGIMENT came off lastevening. Gene- ral Ewen presided, supported by Brigade Major Taylor, Mojor Robert Nugent proposed in flattering terms Capt. Michael Corcoran, of Company A, for Colonel, and in doing 0 took occasion to eulcgize Colonel Ryan, and express his own and the regimen’ them. Captain Coroor ran, a8 Ww cordial unanimity that prevailed throughout the election hears witness to the fraternal feeling that happily per- vades the ranks of the National Cadets. An clegant aap per, at which good wine and good speeches prevailed, und up the business At it the succesefal candidates— eral Ewen for himself and Ajutant General Townsend, Mejor Taylor, Colonel Raynor and others—made appropri ate remarks. Tur Wearner Yestexpay.—The weather yesterday was quite warm, the mercury in the thermometer running high up {nto the eighties. The tourists and pleasure seek- ers are returning to town in great numbers; our hotels are fullof guests; our mercantile business is improving Broadway begins to wear a pleasant aspect on account of the large number of promepaders, and the city generally ‘wears a very cheering appearance, Fir IN Clarkson StREET.—Shortly after nine o’olock on Friday morning a fire was discovered o n the roof of th tenement building No. 8 Clarkson street, owned by E: Williams. The fire was quickly extinguished. Damage sbout $15; insured for, $800 in the Greenwich Insurance Company,’ The fire originated through an imperfection in the chimney flue, SeRiovs AyD Fatal Accipent.—On Thursday evening, as one of the Eighth Avenue Railroad cars, No. 69, was pro. ceeding on one of its up trips, the driver when near Twenty-second street started his horses at full speed, and when near Twenty fourth street ran over two little ohil dren, one named Charles Wilson, aged two years, killing dim ‘instantly, and badly injuring a little girl named Ida, Petherbridge. Tne driver was immediately arrested and locked up 10 await the result of the Coroner’s inquest, An Acxp Woman Bapty Burney —About nine o’slosk on ‘Thursday evening a woman named Hines, residing at No. 288 West Twenty-first street, was badly and it is feared tataliy burned by the explotion of a. cempbere Iamp, She jg about geventy years of age, and the accident occurred from her pot seeing the lemp on a table which she upset, thus causing the explos: Police Intelligence. Caprcre OF ALLEGED CoUNTERFEIERS.—As policeman Fitzmaurice of the Second precinct was passing through Maiden lane yesterday forenoon be espied a well known character named Jobn Snooks loitering around the corner of Little Greene street. The movements of Snooks were suspicious, and the officer determined to watch him cloeely. Stationing bimeelf a short distance off the officer perceived a companion of Suooks coming out of Liberty etreet with something in his hand, which, at a distance, resembled bank bills, id which he handed over to Snooks. The idea at once occurred to Fitz: maurice tbat the two men were counterfeiters, ond he watched them more closely then ever. In return for the money received, Soooks handed bis accomplice a dill, and the two parted company. The accomplice entercd the etationer’s store, No. 14 Maiden jane, while Speoks croseed the street and entered a hall- ‘way, apparently as if he intended waiting there for some one,’ Thinking it was time to pounce upon the fellows, the cflicer proceeded to take care of Snooks first, and, plscing him in the custody of some citizens, quietly crossed the sti to see how the accomplice .was getting on. On ontering the stationer’s store, Fitzmau- rice pretended that he too wanted to buy somo stationery. In this wav he had a favorable opportunity of witneasiog the movements of the counterfeiter, and when the latter banded the clerk a counterfeit ten on the Nassau Bank of Brooklyn, the officer seized bold of the fellow and took him isto cuatody. The prisoners were promptly taken to tbe staiion house and searched, when a lot of bills and e'iver was found in their possession. In the hallway, where Snookes was arrested, was subsequently found two of the covnterfeite, wrapped up in tissue paper. which had been thrown there by the prisoner for the purpose of screening bimself. Snooke’ accomplice gave the name of George Fisber. It ia supposed that the accused passed teveral of the counterfeits before the officer came across them, and probably come fresh complaints will be mado againet them to-day. ANOTHER WHOLESALE ARREST OF ALLEGED PROSTITUTES.— Capt. Williameon, with the aid of his sergeants, seems determined to break up all the vile dens located in the Fourteenth ward. On several previous occations have Fourteenth ward officers made descents on several o° these noted plaves in Howard strect, and have succeeded in driving a number of this claes from the precinct. Oo Thursdsy cvening thoy renewed their attack, and suc ceeded in arresting the proprietors of several saloon: and the upfortunate inmates. The first place they visite! was No. 247 Canal street, kept by Claus Peters: thre: girls were here arrested, named Catharine Henderson nn Duffy and Mary Ann Rosenburgh. No. 15 Howard atreet wae next visited, where the proprietor, John Carson and hig barkeeper, Myer Peterson, and toree gtris namet Kate Williams, Rose and Ida Miller were arrested; they were ail conveyed to the Fourteenth ward station house and locked up. The officers next proceeded to No. 220 Centre street, kept by Herman Prigg; his wife Mary Prigg, and ip named Jesse Stewart, were taken into custody and the place closed. Several other places were visited and the inm notified to clore their places, or they would be broken up by the polico. Those arrested will this morning be brought before Alderman Brady, where 9 complaint bas been lodged against the above pinces as being disorderly. BorGiary ix BRoapway.—About eleven o’clock Thurs. day evening a boavy burglary was committed in Broad. way. The amount of property stolen could not be ascer tained, owing to the lateness of the hour. It appears ‘that the thieves secreted themselves inside the building and after it was closed they commenced breaking open the desks, drawors, &c., from the top of the building to the bottom. The firet floor is oconpled by M TY, Dodd as were Bot euccesstul in gettiog them oven. The upper pari | of the building ie occupied by Chas Ferreino and o:bers Everything in the builoing showed tuat they bad mate cleap work in overhauling the gonda and papers, Dut (ne amoun! carried off is not ss yot known. Sargeant Brack ett, of the City Hal) Police, being near wt baad with sone Of his squad, irompdiately gearched the building on Mud ing tt open, but the burglars bad all escaped, Amuuer OF 4 Young Maw vox Passing COUNTERFEIT Monmy.—A young man named Lowis Welch was arrested about twelve o’clook on Toursday night for passing acoun terfeit three on tho Winchester County Bank, Mass. He ‘was locked up in the Fourteenth ward station house. Anormun Stanninc Arrray.—Danicl [Gallagher aud Pat rick Keindbam, inmates of the tenemovt house No. 244” ‘Weet Thirty-cighth street, quarro!led over some trivial matter, when Keindban, it is alleged, drow a cleap knife and inflicted several severe wounds ‘upon the persin of his aovergary, Tho arsailant was brought beforo Justice Quackenbush and held to bail in the sum of $500 to an- book store; the safes were all tried, but the burgie® | { bers Arrivals and Departures. edges daughter of Mch .—On Rev. Mr. Service, Mr. Rouaar ‘Van Buskirk, Dr JT Darby, J vonelis, | Many Batouam, both of this city. wr T Harland M Forking, One Goremstna. E B Hewett, O Libbers, W O Taylor, KD Mitchell—and 14 in the 5 Birth. ye day, August From Marncaibo, in bark Tiva—B H Swi, U8 Ooogul at Me | “87; Fronf Galveston, in bark Gen Green—J E Beissner. Sournern Curss Concress.—A corréspondent of the Savernah lican suggests to the chess players of ‘tbe South the policy of bolding a Chess Congress at Mont- gome! Ala, on or about the 20th of Decemper next. ‘He say ga bas eome of the most adroit players in the South and could send a strong delegation. 80 could Sonth Carolina and Louisiana, Alabama has among tue gentiomen elected to legisia‘e for ber this winter seversl Of the most skillful players in the Union. —_—_—_— Whe New York Weekly Herald. NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, MEXICO, OUBA, WEST INDIES, ETC.—AFFAIRS IN ‘WASHINGTON — NEW YORK POLITIOS—TH& AFRICAN SLAVE TRADX—WHAT THE COMMERCIAL WORLD 18 DOING—THE TURF—LOCAL AND MISOBLLANEOUE REWS—LATRAT ONTRLLIGENOR—MARKETS, ETC. The Weaxry Bxuitp will be published at ven o'clock thia morning. Ite contents will embrace, among other things, the tollowing:—Intereating from Europe—The Zurich Vonference —Important from Italy~Reported Rea Republican Outbreak in Parma—Mazzin\'s Idea ofa New Holy Allinvce, &c.; News from Californ's, Oregon, Mexioo, Cuba, West Indies, £e.; Af. fairs in Washingion—Treaty Between the United states and Mexloo—Vigorous Measures for the Suppression of the Slava Trade, 4c; the Afrionn Slave Trade—Kenewed Activity Among the Traders—-New Agitation in Political Ciroles— Where and How the Vezeele are Fitted Out—Ths Expenses and the Profits of a Successful Voyage—How the Traffic is Re garded by the United Btates Courts, &0: New York Politica— Meettag of the New York American State Council—The Know Nothiogs Coquetting with the Black Republicans, &c.; What the Commercial World ‘s Doing—New York Banks, Imports and Prices; Interesting from the Kansas Gold. Hegion; the Kact Fetween Flora Temple and Princes at Boston, &c.; Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials on Leading Topica of the Day; Financial, Commercial, Religious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; Weekly &¢ view of the New York Cattle Market; Betall Prices of Oountry Produce st Washington Market; together with » large variety of interesting local and miscellaneous tems, Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, can be had « the counter. Price six conta. The mails for Europe, by the meamship Vanderbilt, wil slose at the Post Office at balf-past two o'clock thia afteraoon The Waaxiy Hux will be ready in time for mailing. Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.’s Lotteries. Drvawane, Extra No, 459, Avcusr 25, 136 28, 50,61, 39, 4, 48, 22, 45, 33, 2, 11, 10, 3, 56. DELawane. Ciass No, 46 63, 70, 31, 27, 8, 11, 19, Groncta, O1ass No. 457. 4 ucusr 26, 1859 24, 65, 75, 64, 9, 41, 42, 22, 15, 74, 10, 20, 61. GEORGIA, OLass NO. 468, SxTRA. AUGUST 26, 1859. 1, 78, 27, 77, 19, 36, 17, 73, 28, 74, 4, 66, 20. WOUD, EDDY & Co., Wilmington, Del. Geo. Saanders’ Metallic Tablet Razor Strop. This timitable article my be obtained of the sole manufac turers J. 48. SAUNDESS, No.7 Astor House, and of the va- cious agents throughout the city. Brady's G has Removed from 359 roadway to 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Pbo tographs, daguerreoty pes and ambrotypes. Whiting. fol shine street, ment. © o'clock, Baxsey. mater. Jonns, aged N. B.—The Largest, Handsomest and Cheap- ent stock of black broadcloth dress frock coats may be found s SV APE’ extensive ing wereboure, 66 and 683 Fuiton street Goa rie well made and trimmed. wos ‘The finest French cloth (according to trimmings). Oto 1 1b to 2 McLaughiin’s Improved French Yoke sbing, ready made and toorder Store corner of Greenwica ond Murray streets, Tubular Ties 50 Cents. at Nos. 87 and 89 William street, one door north of Maiden Jane. GBORGE M. TRAUY, Agent, Paris Boots and Shoes from the most Cele- brated makers, just received by EUGENE FERRIS, boot maker, 81 Nassau sireet To Ladies.—The Newest Styles of Sitppers, wite laste —The and gold buckles. are onlv to be obtained at ML. BL importer of French shoes, 571 Broadway. also, ‘Kate’s boots and alippera of all styles, 8. O. A. Bills, Exchange Broker, No. 176 Greenwich street.—Prizes in all legalized lotteries cashed. «He Missed his Vocation,” would Seldom he aaid if yor men would consult FOWLER & WauL3, phrenologists, 305 Sroad way. months aud Hoimes’ Great Up Town Bon Ton Phoio- grphic gallery (91 Broadway. Portraits of the bon tons Cnly. Cost no object. Romam Strong and Flavory Tea, One Dollar the ebest, at GuuInTIARBON'S, No. 1 Chambers street or 216 Greebwich street. GEORG erring’s Patent Champion Fire year o} Ber Her frien And a al proof pater. 251 Broadway, corner ot Murray treet, N. Barthoit’s CELEBRATED S&KWING MACHINES. Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $50; $50. BABYHOLF Manufacturing Oompany, 434 Broadway. Wheeler & Wilton’s Sewing Machines.~ Office 605 Broadway, New York. ifinchines M®nger’s Sewing wuperior i] vafsotari 455 inte decirable for all kinds wing. ‘are Ci. of doing & ‘variety of work. 27 Debteoty stmpis ant eally ep! ta order, 112 Seventh TrccHDL 16 ye Twenty. pint Are Inu jaokine for every family Are fmt the maokine frig SINGER 1.00,, 458 Broadway, bin, Mr. Caanums A. Me Charles residence, No, 200 taken wo Greenwood for interment. La Bac —In Witiameburg, on Friday, August 26, Eu zaneTa C Lx Bavy, in the 3ist year of her age. ven of tbe faneral. Lockwoop —On Thatsday evening, August 25, after a Saran E. Lockwoop, daughter ot Mrs. Due notice will be Wruam Jupan Ker Walter T. apd Biiza FRANCE, BBOADBENTS & 00., MANAGERS, of the Btste of Delaware, af tia last Moe tory Red, Comrataaton unders state, to ‘tat ‘The Legislature having giveu 10 France, Broadbents & treaty years, we the lottery, do here; Boru dvera ths dag me? Bossex Counrr—Criss No, 131, Avaver 26, 1850. 13, 60, 56, 59, 60, 12, 58, 57, 75, 36, 42, 29. Oomsouwaren Lorrany—O.ass No. 108, Avauer 26, 1858. 33, 42, 64, 34, 14, 18, 13, 26, 57, 12, 37, 58. wi " 4 ‘ame out bends of Wimaington, Del, this ‘day (Pri. \OHN DALE, AT a won [omens FRANCE, BI s ae CR, BROAD! BENTS & 00., .—At East Williemaburg. N. Y., on Wednes- 2A, the wifo of Jamas PaTrerson, of & daugh: Maxy Warn, infant Arpold, aged 11 months apd 4 day ‘The funeral will take place this (: ) aftern one o'clock, from the residence of her grandfather nd 4 20 invited to attend the fun 68 years. short tlinees, Miss Bevosb Romane. The relatry tend the funeral, on Sond: ‘22 days. ge. b streets. i ioMallen, aged 5 years, 11 Savannah papers please copy. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited Jo attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afvernoon, at three o’ciock, from Christ Church, Westport, without fur- ther invitation, Mourpay.—Of cholera infantum, at the residence of her erandiatver, No, 8 Vandam street, ANsm, infant daughter of Thowas J. end Mary Munday, The tureral wii! take place from the above number, this (Saturday) a'ternoon, al two o'clock. Mosiviigy —In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, August 26, JouN FRarktn MCMULLEN, elest and only remaining on of Michael and Mary ‘oon, J Died. ARBOLD.—At South Yonkers, on Thursday, August 26, bier of Dr. Edmund and Eliza ANDaRIEE.—At Astoria, L.I., on Friday, August 26, ELIZABETH ANDAKIESR wile of Jobn Andariete. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, at her Inte residence, on Sunasy after- Loon, at two o'clock. Baserrt —Is Bridgeport, Conn.. on Friday, August 26, WituaM SHeRWoop, ton of Wm N and M Kuzsbewn Bas sett, of this city, aged 6 months and 18 days, Bares —Iz (nis city, on Friday morning, Augus\ 26, Mrs Kuzaner Bares, formerly of Datohess county, N. ¥., aged 68 years, 2 months and 27 days Pougbyeepsie aad Chicago papers please copy. CostaLio.—On Friday, august %6, atter a long and pain- Mis Magy ANN CosTELLo, aged 23 years, 10 months and 2 days. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invived to attend the funeral, on Suadsy afternoon, at be O'clock, irom the residence of her parents, No, 291 Stapion street. Cortey —On Thursday, August 25, after a severe ill- neee, birs. Hakkist, widow of the late Moses Copiey, in \be 4Cth year of ner age. The rejstives and irienda of the family are y \uvited to attend the funeral, this (saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No 368 Egon ‘Her remains will be taken to Newburg for inter. Newburg and Sullivan county papers please copy. Ckirrespen.—Sudaenly, on Sunday morning, August 2t, at the Mountain House, South Oraoge, N J., MagGaner VAakeR, wife of Rev, Samuel W. Crittenden, and daugoter of Rey, Jovi Parker, DD. The funeral services will take place in the Fourth ave oue Presbyterian church, corner of Twenty second street, \is (Saturday) morning, at balf past ten o'clock. The re ‘tives and t riends are invited, without furtaer notice, — Eve—On Tuesday, august 2, Euzapata MELVINA, in fant daughter of Jon and Mary Eve. FRaskk —At Monticello, Sullivan county, N. Y., on Thuredsy, August 18, ANN S., dat ‘Haas.—On Friday, August 20, of Frederick Basa, 6 years, 8 months ‘The relatives and frieads of the family are respectfully ral, on Sunday afternoon, at from the resicence of his grandfatner, Israel Suydam, No. 76 Clif street, corner of Ferry.- On Sundey, May 22, of typuotd fever, Pa ‘TRICK Harvey, coal beaver, Inte of the United states steamer Metacomet, aged 36 years, a native ef Kings county Ireland, but for the Inst eight years a naturalized citizen of the United Stas. His remaipe were interred in the Catholic burying round at Los Couchas, near the river Tigre, and au ap propriate head board erected to his memory by his abip- yhter of John 3 Fraser. REDERICK THEODORE, 600 ‘andgon of Israel Suydam, aged ve Jouxsox.—On Friday evening, August 26, Wiuaa Seaky, eon of Wm, H. and Sarah M, Johnson, aged 7 months and 20 days, Toe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, from the residence of his pa rents, No, 46 Secoud street,” Brooklyn, E. D , on Sunday afternoon, witbout farther invitation. Jones —[o this city, on Friday, August 26, Mra, Renzoca The relatives and friends of the family are respectfuliy invited to atiend the fuseral, without Sunday afternoon, at bai! past one o'clock, from ner late Division street. The remains will oe farther notice, on aod friends are reepectfully invited to at- afiernoon, at two o'clock, from her jate residence, No. 27 Wythe aveaue, near Morton tireet, Wiliameburg. Havana papers please copy. Manion —At Weetport, Conn., on Thureday, August 26, , eldest and only remaining son of Marion, aged 5 years, 1 month and The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully nyited to attend che funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the reaidence of his parents, No. 77 tivasop avenue. —On Friday afternoon, August 26, Euzanera Haxwoon, alter a short illness, youogest child of Coss. N and Victoria A. Romaine Tastok—On Thursday morning, August 25, Euzanera widow of the late George Taylor, Jr., in the 84th nd acquaintances, and those of her sons, Joseph R., George @ and Edward 3, Taylor, also her son in Jaw, Jobn Burling, are reepectfully in ited to attend the ruceral,on Sunday afiernoon, at four o'clock, from her Inte residence, No. 82 Eidridge street, near Grand. ‘Tuvrsroy.—Un Thursday evening, August 25, FLORENCE, iofant daughter of alfred and Catharine st. Tourston. The fricods of the family are requested to attead the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, eet, On Friday, August 26, Tskoxore TRUCaULT, ‘The friends of the family, and those of bis uncle, yobn S’homergue, Eeq , are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 400 Fourth avenue, between Twenty-eighth and PR Grover & Baner’s NeW CLOAK MAKER AND QUILTER, None tp the business can afiord io be without them. Their work is uni all other ma shines useless tor thie them, at £01 Broadway ON: Grover & Baker's Noiseless 501 Broad Lig in 4 i it way, New Yor! er 7+ N<is2 Fulton street, Brooklya, Bab, oe Mi 18 CUFTING TEETH Use Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup; It will FOU U. LY POPULAR UY PuPo MISCELLANEOUS. Ib NOTIC(OSO DE NUEVA YORK, kL NOTICIOSO DE NUBTA YORK, Bu NOTICIOSO LE NU! kL NOTICIUSO DS #USVA YORK, a YORK, ONLY POPULAR BSPANIsH PaPéR, 5 SPANIsH Fores. SPA) FOURTH NUMBEB OUT TO Day. FOURTH Ni@dKR OUT TO.DaY. BIH NUMBER OUT TO Day. BTH N ol SSD FO If—sKND FOR iT. Office 24 Ann street, fhe process and regulate. the bowel fnsiow nan old | Price TEN centa ‘elves g " fonts. Bold by mere. Price 25 oenta per bot- Seatene fonts, Sold by druggists everyw! ue. Defiance Saismander Sates—With Patent powdi locks and cross bare. Also, fire and bi T BVRKVRLL'S- WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &0.- Brent pator sales G3 Murray street, corner of A Theve celoprated earirear cok te kad ince, (formerly Ko. 194 Pear! only in Broadway, comer of strect, ~ BERT M. PATRIOE ——$—$—$ $< — << UTLER’h IMPROVED TRUSSES, Holloway» Pils —JTiedotourenux, that | B' ‘spinal braces, at the Plull's trume o@loe, 66 Wie eo AND ‘worst of pains, Is mastered by these pills. We nave ane street, quantity of testimontale proving their wonderfal after — afew cores. Mapufsctory Do, 60 Maiden lace, ». ¥ ems Medical Discovery is Warranted toro lap Forssiety aldrugeinas Helr e 50 Cents, at No. 1 ae adey al fy Inimitable hair cutting at No.1. Gioeed on Sundays. style of aboes boots at $4; warrant rf {he boot ean be wora imme the least tnecn city. 2 FELD, sole importer, No 10 Bi enle by all droggiats, bare and ‘YORFS. BUNIONS, DIBRAt tof the toe jORDIAL COGNAC BITTERS J, Neve diarrhea, ague and bilious attacks, S SfKIN yau street, New York, and for groceries. IMMEDIATELY eo rd an STBRET—A NEW at ; also French calf drer nd mastery at 98 SED NAlIs, EXLARGR cured jotmt, Bee ne) ‘pain, so the jenjence to the patient. b; re De “Glefore to the physlaans and wirgeous of i KE 5 % Fo raernarece enemas - Al RAYING OF ‘sixty Pam ona in { i] eae i : ie BSBA 368 RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRIORS. SIX FOR NINE DOLLAMS. OB $1 6) KAOH. READY MaDX, ALL 81Z8s. IN CUSTOM STYLE OB TO AND WaR%ANTRD AS GOOD'A SHIRT AS SOLD IN ” . STORKS aT $3.50 E08 ALSO, SHE VsRY BEST SHIRTS THAT CaN BE MADR, Best three-ply jiren collars $1 75 per dozen. Patent enamelled collars $2 ver 100 Kug.leh slik neck es new styles, 50c to 750 esol. WHCLES Lic DALES SUPPLIND. P. 8.—Those who think I cannot make a good ehirt for perdozen are mistaken Here is the cost of one dozen iO rede ot York Mile mnalin, at) erda ot Yor! ie moalin, at l43¢e. per yard. Tvarda of five liven, ul t0e. per yards. > aking apo cutticg.... .. Laundry, $1; butions and cotton, é6e. It Total 80 Printed directions vent tree every where, deretand that »ny one can texe their own i warrant a fit pany on receipt of goods Shirt p-tierns cut to ft at 50 cents Bhirt bot all linen, 87¢ to $1 each. ah WARD, from London, ‘387 Broadway between White and Walker streets. ECKRRS’ FARINA I8 IN TPE HIGHEST REPUTR ‘as 8 deli sons and who'esome food at al seusons of the 1 » and hence ts iovaluable in the F season. vei ‘the Micholas, Metropolitan snd ot it is raptoly at ebester county, can be paid at 77 Wast 4 hir! Monday, August 29, where the sales book mey be sean. JUBN 8 YORAK, Geveral Collector. A. ENaPP, rn MANUFACT IN MEN anD BOYS’ CLOTHING, FOk BOUTHEKN asD WESTERN TRADE PASE CHEMICALS. MBTALS AND USEFUL sUB- Mas and fy paper: Vienne ie, toe polwhiseetoletae aoe an r; Vien ; rework ane jerman and. Srieete Toad, digo, bydrotuorie xhd vlerie selda at = Di L, FRUCHTWANGKR’S, 148 Maiden lane, N.Y. KVENTY FIVE RAILWAY MAPS bimrap my Balwar. seventy five railway maps, moptkiy account of railways and thetr Dicareis, Dew inven anecdotes and ar ee , twenty. i tials: gazette or the Cited Baten, Umme ‘abiee’ daa he gazette o es, — y 300 pages tor only 25 cents, way Gi D. APPLETON & OO., Publ 346 and 348 Broad: nue, cali the attention of Wie fall to examine the new for Villas, combining comfort and characteristics ‘tend for a circular containing a beautiful example, &e, ee & MABVIN'S WIDER’s PATENT BALAMANDEK SaFEB. These safes sre free from: dampness. Have been in use a years, and have never failed to preserve thelr ((}' HE GREsTEST DIS OVERY OF THE AGE, hes For the cure of rheuriatiam, sore throat, old sores. paiua in the limbs, back end chert is Dr. Tobiag’ Venetian lintment. IC it ever faile the money will be returned, when used scoard- ing wo the directions. if there is any deception in thie wonder- P remedy Bo pay eet geld bythe aes —— eepers throughout the Ui tates. Price conta, Depot t6 Cortlandt street. 'E Lo DIDS’ READY MADE LINEN 8TORB, S8i Hroadway, near Twenty sixth offers ail advantages of assortment and charges exciuaive cevoticn to the one art only. /EMPBRANCE.—FARQUAB’S OALIFORNIA WINE OR brandy. medicated with Peravian bark rhubarb and juai- per; magnificent stomach tonic bitters, recom: ‘comect. entiously for dieeases of the bowels tuch sa diarrbova. copeti- vation. dyrpepsia, nervousness wesanes, debility and gene- mal derangement of the sae — penation, ame — sy ic uy co of grape at No Amor House, 417 and S02 brondway. 158 owerys Hayea, a 10 BUSINESS MEN —PERSONS WISHING TO EXTEND their business Fouth through the medium of Bouthern pers, ard are disposed to aelect the Charleston iS. C), Oouner for this nurpote, are referred to Mesars. 8. 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W3E® vou Asx ror ¥ OROESTERSHIRE SAUCE, See that you ket the genuine, which hae UKa & OSRRING the labels and botiles. Ali other kinds are worthiear on ‘dons and villa‘nous co! unde "This unrivatied condiment ieeolds! or nances. RE OF COUNTERFEISS, eek gory ee una SSERHING WORCRST MSMETB MAUOR “pYaTT’s Lite’ BALSAM. ry VATI’S LIFS BALSAM. ‘are before the public. Thie rewedy du period Ima made more abd grester cures than soy + Ehber Burvpe oF » mer Wiis but repediion 10 Fun over the diseases for which tt bas heen used euccesstully;.yet it is phn thenmatiem, sorofula, salt rheum. erympeles, uloers, epvia, liver and kideey comolainis, Dronobitia, feo HL Eive"Bavsara ts s cure when all cther remedice have even to relieve the person afflicted. Below are ® few of its recentctred Cristedoro’s Hate Dye, Wigs and Toupeer.— i ; wholesale and and the dye pri- Tee peat eT No. Oasr Bouse. id Ce Lea wetiel cares De At eat febmen care ; Sarath viroot, weal side and near Brondway. “patehelor’s Hair Dye, Wige and Toupese, est in the world, surpassing all made. Gold and applied Sie manutsowry. 288 Groedwav. Sarry’s Tricopherous is the Best and Cheap article for dressing, besut cleaning, curling, presery Sc ns rector the bale, try I Wold by'all drug ita. Rupture Cured by Warsh & Co.’s Radical cure truss. They aisoibegp sile elastic stockings for varicoer yatoe supporiers and braces. Insirumeat for as | oanaeane to order. We. % Vesey sirags. Ast Fone fi Sew York. The Best fring Ged tn Extstence--Howe's Biiiptio, ot trom $8 to 34, at S78 Broadway. Call and ome ft cipal depot Aaseoriment 0: PARKLOBS, DIN: Niade from selected and well sensnn mort spp! T VERY ba sted experience wi Hb al! Clase Of our comm: end 1S Park pi ossitone AND UPHOLSTERY. MBEFRKS’ CABINBT FURNITUBE WASSER NS AFD 338 FOU (northwest corner of JOUN MERKS. (Of the old firm of J. & J. W. Meeks), vi ers to a large and eG Roun. | O8TETTER’S CRLEYRATED ‘Vhere ia rowing equal to the enjoyment to that which the 0 usidy this raluable speo'#c tore, fis sure and vigorone action upon @ disordered stomach 4 the cleanging of the entire humen body, should resommend tty, wold by all druggies, Prin 98, RTH STREET, Broadway.) Bi AKL ER, £0. ‘wood, in the Intest and red SUN ALE PRICES, Feputation of the Inte frm for SUPSMIOK CABINET FURNITURE will be fully sustained. STOMACE BITTERS — ate mi'd YATT’S LIFE BALSAM CURE: cage of ulcerated erysipelar ‘when, dove sora it thing tor ber, SBI Joe ber, and ebe waa apparer tly dying —Jawes KEiioad, 7 hal ‘and side, liver complaint and shmere ‘skeleton. It also ered tee perc et inflammatory rheumation —Mre. Barwon, 451 Hudson WAS AFFLICTED FOR RINE YBARS WITH AW ulcer which my physicians said amputation only would Seat at's Lite Saisam cured me.—Mre, Maxtix, Mel- | WAS CONFINED TO MY KOOM BY A SEVERE CASE of rbeumatiem. I took Fyatt « Life Balsam; in four daye was ontofte toure, and three bottles cured me.—H. Cou + 4N,101 Broad street RINOIPAL DEPOT FOR HYATI'R LIFE BALSAM Priterand staget, New York, sold by HAYS, 175 Fultos street, Boookiyn 75 cents a bottle: atx fo 84. ol SsDE OF BEST YORK WILLS MUSLIN AND FINB m ‘Tbe traveller will be articular and ask for Avpleton’s Rell _ ennnnnnne GOING UF wale generally BECKER & SRUTHES, MOUNT PXERSON TAXkS —UNIONPORT, | WaRE- field, Pelhemviile. Fast and Weat Mount Vernon. Fleet word. apd sll property advertised to be soid for taxes in West teenth street, om a QELIZER & VALE, ARCHITECTS, 599 FOURTH AVE ‘UR ONLY praca CENTS. al