The New York Herald Newspaper, September 1, 1859, Page 5

pCa ad econo AE Balling of the @ritiah Matt Steamer Asiae Supplementary Mall, dic. ‘The British mail atesmenip Asia, Captain Lott, sailed from ber cook at Jorsey City yeewrdey Boon, with » fair number of passengers aud » large freight. The depar- ture was witnessed bys large umber of persona who asvonabied at ber dock, As abe giided into tho stream phe was saluted wits obvers by the spectators, to waich ghe responded by dipping ber colors and firing a salute. It wae obacr vod Ob Whe dock that another of those sup- plementary malls, to pice we oterred a fow days since, ‘was made up on tho dack oy two Clerks of the New York Post Office, Their neadquarters wes in a little shanty, built apparently for thas specifiy purpose. Over ib was a femal sign, On Which was Loe following :— Notice. ‘Aniil withia ton minutes of the hour of sailing. i iad V. #0) Powmtmaster. ‘The regular rate for & iciwr to Engiand ts twenty-four Conte, but each letter eect by this supplementary mall is -Oharged ap additional rate, or forty-eight vents. Many of ‘Our merchants compiain of th's exorbitant extra rate, and fhave very just!y questioned wuether our oval Postmaster fhad any righ; to demaad or roe ve apy additional postage Ot authorized by inw, Upon iaquiry as tae New York Post Office, the Deputy Postmaster informed our Feporter that the mskiog up of thie supplementary mai ‘was commenced ip tne year 1863, at the request of some of our pripmpai mercoants aud bankers, amoug ‘whom was the late Moruimor Liviogston, and by tho sanc- fon of tho Postmasser Givorrai, He further stated that 1, Appears & great sivetcd of autpority, even 1a the Post. Master General, to ea.ction « reguiation imposiag, or for en extra rate of postage, when the chapter aud section of cur Pontai Ines, after minutely the rates of postage, ipserta this ection touching matter iP question ;— Bec. 171 And ve it farther enscted, Thet if any postmester person suthuriz~1p, the Postmsswer seneral to re- ‘the postage of letters, ebsl! fraudulently demand or FAs Of powtrge OF granity of Teward o:ber thea on’ thereot be sual friets tor such ofeace out oreo! " Cr one bunared dol:ars. It may be urged that is ts discretionary to the Postmas- ter General to aatoorize this extra rate, but nowhere in Our postal (ews can @o fod « wotiun waicn gives tim the sisnouga Dis duves apd preroga y detued Coe revenue from these 410 vo De from tweaty to twenty- teamer (Out sails from this post, Aber stated that most of we amount te used slerkege perforaed io making thom up, ‘while it 8 well Keown LOat tbe aber, tf nuy ww performed, ia done by the reguiar cierke of the New York Post Vilice. his very evident, for « very careful perusal of tae pos- tel tawe, that to demand and reveive tots extra rate on Jetlere mulied at the steamsdips’ docks, 18 & Clear yi0la- tion of the sectiva above quited. Ony Poudes, ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO HE REPUBLICAN ASSEM- BLY DISTHILT CONVENTIONS. In accordance with » resoiution adopted by the Repub- ican Coutrai Commitice on toe 10h ult., tne several Re- publican Ward associatious 10 that portion of the city ‘which lies porth of Fourteeoth street, met at ther regular places Of meoting last evening at cight o'clock, and elected Dy ballot two delegates and two alternates to represvot ‘each of the Assemoly Gistricis within that portion of the Gity in the Sia'e Convention, to be oeld at Syracuse on the ‘7th of September next. Che result is given beiow:— YARST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION, The First assembly aewrict Coaveotion convened at the Frapklia Gouse, in Voliege piace. There wero contested Beats witb the Sixth wa d deiegates, Detweon the Breanaa apd Van Wyck factions. (Cne iatter delegate was aamit- fed. Ina sbert time after toe organization the foul #ing Bamed pertous were elevied, viz.:—a. D. Barbor (Firat Ward) apd Sheridan shook (Curd ward), deiegates, aud Louis Neumenn (Fourth ward) ana amor J. Willamson (Second ward), alternate, Tne meoting passed off wiin- Out any ubusual excitement, SROOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION. ‘The delegates from ths Secoad anenbdiy district mot Inst evening in one of coe rooms of Freach’s Howl, to @lect delegates and alvernates to the Repudiidan Stave Cona- ‘vention. which is to mont at 3y-acuse oa the Tun instaat. ‘The Conveation organ'z +d vy evecung Mr. Heary H. Guiet as Chairman, and Mreere, t P. Ketiey ana George Gruady es Secretaries. The vciegston had « worm time over the dispowe of the repudiicdos of the Sixta ward, wo sent two pew of delrgaiweto the Ono veation. Toe proswedings Were conducted with sloaed Aoors—no Outs tors, Dot even members of the press, baviag besa admitted After the quewion of the covtesied sexta was tetved, the Uonven- , James Kelty anc ranies, Sam’ Brenoaa, a! ain Mevernich. No disturbance whatever 03- THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICE CONVENTION, Tne third Aseewdly Conveation met at the Fifth Ward Hotel, in West Broauwey Chey did 00% effect sa orgaui- gation uatii pearly teo o’closk. Che Oouvention deg Dearly divided in sentiment us to delegates, considerable Joud talk and small speecnes ensued, wbich was kept up until nearly mionight, #1 nous electing delegates. FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION. The Covvevtion met at No, 88 East Broadway, and electe’ Movers. Oviaucey W. Kiweli and David Miler delegates, aud Mesers David Dwyer und Taoomes J Kor- ey alternates. There was u large crowd present, but no disturbances occurred. SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION, ‘The Convention met at Runk dotel, ani elected as dele- grics Merers. Garvey H. Ward aud 4vencer H. Benedict, ‘and Mosers, Eliot. and Scbsffur os alternates, There were no disturbances bere during the evening. BIGETH ASSEMBLY DISBRICT CONVENTION. The Eighth Assemby District Jopveotion met last even- {mg st Onderaonk Ai, corner of Clinton and Grand siree's, and elected tor folowing delegates to the Syra- cnae Convention :—Joreph L. Perley, Etevenca ward; Geo. ‘W. Rosvelt, Sevento ward. Alturuets—John Louis, ward; J, Bavkraf: Stevens, Seventh ward. TTRNTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION. ‘The Tenth Assembiy Wistrict vonvention met last even- Ing at 618 Broad@ay, sud aomioated Frederick A. Oim- Btead and George Foisom for delegates. TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICE CONVENTION. ‘The Conveniion for «bie district was a ivercised to meet in tbe Union Merket, Houston street; but it was found that the room baa deea im use for several months as & sleeping syartment by tae © eventn presinct prtice corps. After some cousiderable detioeration the deiogates ad journed to 4 German isger bier Falcon, No. Eighch Btrect, where they engaged a ack room and proceeded to their deliberations. wr. J. M. Jackson was called to the chair, and Peter Cook ayoowied secretary. Watle the fa progress chs onteders is the darroom passed Bway the tediout moments 10 4 vartety of waye. Ove crowd gataered urovad « oagacelie table, anotner be- gad & geme of cards, a00 the remainder induigud to ‘drink. ing ana discussing portics Very evn & pords dategate ‘emerged from the com mitee room, aod ordered a full keg Ot lager tor the Convention. Toe ordar was promptly fill- ed, but the Chairman urged the Craveutioa to butaess before imbining too tres y Messrs. Joba D, Conoeling ano James B Laylor were unsuimously elected delegates tobe Siate voovention, 20d Mossra 3 naa Jvoasoa aad Dr. Joveph Nagte alternu'es Mr. Conkiiog ia a respecta- bie lumber desier, a0 will strenuously Oppose # fusion with the Know Notaicgs Durivg the eveniag he took oc. casion to cencunce Bon. Deore! Uiimsna in unmeasured terme, and his remarks were oaly drogen off by a call from the Convention to accept bis selection oo the spot, ‘There was po disturbance except eome pretty loud bar. room talk, and at ao eariy hour tbe place was darkened Jor the night. THR EMPIRE CLUB. ‘ ‘The members of the Empire Club of 1844, 1848, 1852 and 1866 beld a preliminary meeting laet night at Dar- you's, coroer of East Broadway and Catnarine street, for the purpose of reorgaoizing for tne falicampaiga. Mr. John 8 Austin, of Harlem, oscupied the chair. Mr. C. H. Brackett explained tae objects of the meeting in # neat ano appropriete epeech. ater wbich tne following com- ittes was appointes to select suitable candidates to fill yominent offices in tue Emyire Club:—General Wal- ridge, Chomes Jobnsop, Lonw Perell, Wm. Goodball, Fracot tlotabe, Tuomus Rourks, Jas, MoGuire, Davi Dovovan, Dewitt Foratey aod James Mcintyre, fae Commitwe baving retired, roturued wiih tne resommen- dation that Mr. James Irvicg be elected as permaneat President, which was adopted — Chey also recommended Thomas Bowker and 4 0. Crooker as secretaries, which was carried General Warsnincr was then called on to make a He abowed how the Empire Ciao had effected groat ings for the democracy ever since their Orgenization, and he said that if they oid pot want to be oeaten in the Coming campaign they should stand fiemly oy their age powder dry end their cannon doubie ano % cers: Those poet were then tovited to enrol their names es members. 0 ope bundred complied ito th» re- quest, and after & good deal of enthusiasm, end thrve cheers for the success of the cus in thy commng campaign, the meeting dispersed, eunj-ct 0 toe cal! of the Prosideat The hwiory of this Oaws a6 far back as 1843, a which peciod (on the Fourth of July) they organtzea for Purposes of enjoyment. In 1844 they assumed a Polttion! standin; Ony Luvetugence. Tum Geaat Book S4LR.—The annual trade gale of booke, which was commenced un Tuesday at the vatabiisha-ntof Leavitt & Co., No, 879 Broaaway, continued yoawrday, pein the bidding was, if anything, more spirited than on opening aay, wi Blan ano spirniutured too wera sere oye es fe fomiliarly wormed by toe A bun ne pale. 9 con: tribations to the eae by ihe leasing Philacelphia oubisa. a ecg aria Get i nants & 20 9 Ganide & C vine. far’ prions 'e disposes Yesterday at Sunpay Mvercan ENTeerasMents INTHE ORNTRAL Parx.— It is stated that application has been mde by Rev J. I, Hatch to the Contra! Park Commissioners to permit similar musical entertainments on Sunday afternoon as have been had on Saturday’s heretofore. Mr. Hatch is confident that the Sunday entertaioments cruld sooa be rendered sell supporting, aad oresumes that ne on): c\ion ‘will be interposed on the part of the city an norites. ‘The Commissioners will take action oa the matte: to-day. Tae CanaL.—The frie Canal is not yet naviga- dle at Utica The Observer aeys voats are tsid up all along the line went anc saat of Uties, The cause of the detention is the eunken bom of Saturday teat NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1859, from Mexico, WMVITABY MOVEMENTS—tieNs OF 4 BEBELLION— GRNOR DON SaNTOS VEGOLLADO—NEWS FROM THE CaPn sl, BTO. We are in orseesion pf dates from Vera Crus to the 13th of a La Reforma Soctal, Ot Voet city, of the 20th ult, eays that the iatest tneeiligence ‘rom San Luis Powoai states tast Senor Zaragozs was moving #itd 1,800 men to operate agalnst Guanajuato or Quaretaro, in oopjunotion with ar \oaga and Ainojosa, who bave remained in Bajio with their forces, . ‘The poiitical authoritios of the State of Durango were inflicting summary punisomeat on ihe barbsrous tribes ‘hat have committed so much plunder oc the ostates in that Department. The steamer Marquis of Havana bad landed ome thou. sand + floes, with ammunition, at Tampico, Tae supply came from Havana. From Jalaps we learn that « movement had tekea place which bad given Don Manuel Robies Pezaela very grave and gerious fears, Some soldiers and eorgesnta at tempted to recover their liberty, with the cry of ‘ View la C-r-tincion!” but the commander obtained information of toe movement in time, and succeeded in suppressing the Mutiny. Several suspected officers bad ben seut wo Mraico, by directions of the 80 cailed Duke of Tlacoluam he tliustrious chief, Sevor Don 1), Santos Degoliado, nes addresed @ leer to Seaor Don anne mo dele Portilie, sutbor of the work entitied ‘ dexico in 1896-'67—Jovern ment of General Comopfort,”’ who is at preseat ia New York, defending bimeelf from the false imp:easions which thse secrncminll tae {pe Progreso publishes the protest of Don Jose Maria Lafregua, tho Mexican Minter to Spain, made at Paris 10 tow tb of June last. The Minister 14, 1a the name of tbe repubito, against every act of the government of tae Copital, abd states that tue legitimate government would gO ou discharging ali ite functions as the recognized gov: ernment of the —- ‘The newe trom the city of Mexice ix devoid of intercet The same cry of misery and suffering reacaes us, Mira. mop revives from the clergy the resources whicn they can supply, Dut Lbcee do not cover many necessities. No clvi) employé is paid—she soidiery is supported under all Ciroumstances. Marquez and Miramoa had sundered aii Connection. The wboie state of the couctry was what may well be wrmed moribund. [From the New Orieanos Pleayune, A' 23. Onur ietters and payers by the schooner Siar, Captain Gammon, since Moudey at Quaravtine, reacned us the morning, advices trom a Oruz are to ihe morning ot the 14tp instant, three 8 later than we had by way of Minatiien, We unversiand the Star briuge the reguler Mexicen malls, which wre nearly four weeks later thau we hao ot ect 4 revoluionary movement had been made at Jaleps, Where Kooles Pezuela stil was, but ithad been qutokiy Suppressed. A pumoer of arresis were made—amoug ‘them ® pumber of offivers, who were sent off to tne city of Mexico. The Star brought up, with other freight, $49,678 70 ia Specie. Vera Crvz, August 18, 1859. It is now nearly the midols of August, aud unusual and ‘moet strange it ir, toat Vera Cruz continues ent few. from vomito (yellow fever,) small pox, apd, ib fact, Bimost every Other aisease. It w not witoin the memor; of the oideet inhabitants that this city ever detore cv tinued, tis late tn the Beason, im the enjoyment of auch general good heaitb, Politica! matters remain tranquil, Notbing, in fact, has trapepires ip the past moatn worthy of oote. The ow stivutional party bere aro awaiting, in anxious suspease 8 from Senor Lerdo de gTejado and nis mission to tue inited Siates. News bas been received here that the bandit Cobo tos defeatea near Huadalara, but it needs confirma It is said that Commissioners are on the way from Gen eral Moramon to Vera Cruz, tv confer with the coastity bom pptoienics io reference to peace; bat this is joubted. Our Minister, Mr. McLane, and his Secretary of Lege tion, Mr. La Riontree, Dave been sojoaruing at San Andres de Toxtls for the past month, aud are enjoying goo! health, Weexpect tuem to return to Vern Gras font the Ist of September. Tbe United States of war Saratoga and a Spanish steam frigate are the only veeseis now in pert. We are, However, looking {for the United States steam sloop of war Brooklyn, from Pensacola, every hour. Bank Frauds and Bank Financlering. STARTLING DBVELOPMENTS—OARD FROM 8. D. DIL LayE. TO TRE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In your paper of yesterday, August 31, 1859, you pud- Wah from the Pittsburg Oommercial Journal an article headed “Forgery of $27,000—Exiensive Operations ot Two New Yorkers—Arrest of One of the Criminals” ‘This article, false in nearly every particular, and withou ® semblance of truth in any of its material allegations, is calculated todo me great and general injustice, and | therefore wish the publication of this note as an answer to the article, until a judicial and more full reply may be Given to it, It is sufficient for me to say that I became, at tho ro. quest of the Bank Commissioners of the Monongahsla Valley Bank, a subscriber for $27,500 of the stock: tnar Dut two nundred shares were takea in my own name, the balance all boing taken in the name of tha Commissioners or their friends; that for this I paid in to the treasurer of the Commissioners that amount in money, entirely apar. and independent from the money or subscription of 8. G. Langdon. ‘Taat I never saw Langdon until afew days before the organization of the bank, when he proposed to the Commissioners—then in New York—to become a subscri- ‘ber. He was introduced to me by a gentloman of hign character and respectability. 1 had nothing to do with, and knew nothing about, his certificates, until he said to J L. Langley, the cashier of tne ia Valley Bank, ana E. k, Keisey, Eeq., of New York, who were in company with me, that it would be necessary for hia to get the money on the certificate of deposits described and wanted aid 10 so doing. Mr. Langley at ‘once stated that be was acquainted with Mr. Jones, of the Citizens’ Bank, and that there would be no difficulty in getting currency for the certificates. ‘This conversation occurrea just betore we reached Pittsburg, and on arriving there il of the partios named went to the Citizeas’ Bank, myself included, and Mr. Langley introduced each to Mr. Jones. When, after a conversation of about five minutes, in which all toek a part, Langdon endorsea the certificates, which bot one of ua had before seen, and gave them to Jones, who at once bad the currency counted out for them. ‘The who'e party then proceeded to McKeesport, and the following afternoon the Commissioners beiog iu session, I paid in the money on the stock which J had subscribed for, and Lapgoon and others paid in the money on the stock they had subscribed for. ‘The Commissioners thereupon made thelr certidsate and obtained letters patent. On the third day Biowte the paying in of the money, the Citizens’ Bank discov: the forgery. Mr, Jopes went to McKeesport, and on his ar- rival Langdon ran away. I at once suggested that tue freasurer of the Commissioners and Dr. Miller, the Presi- dent of the bank, be sent for, and that the money be paid back to the Uitizes’ Bank. Os consultation this course was agreed to, and the money paid by Langdon was paid The Commissioners, who were apprised of my acquaint- ance with Langdon, exou)pated me from all blame at once, I retainea my swock for some weeks, until I found otner Ee to make up Lapgdon’s.subscription, when the ok was fully orgapized. About this time, owing to some misunderstanding as to permenent organization, I fold all the interest I nad in the bank. From the Srat no one was more surprised at the forgery than myself; no one suffered so much by it; no one 80 anxiously urged the vigorous prosecution of the offender; and to this hour no one bas been so malignantly and sbamelesely calumpiated about itas myself. The reason will be apparent when J state to the public that I am in- debted to J. B. Guthrie, Mr. Oobb’s spacial agent, for the appearance of my name in the position it occupies in the je. T appeal to each of the acting Commissioners and to tue officers of the Monongahela Vatiey Bauk for the trath of the above statement. In relation to my arregt Lhave simply to state that! bave been at my office, at 111 Broadway, daily, unth the Ist of August, when, suilering acutely trom a difficulty in my lounge, I left town under the aovice of my physician, apd that since that time I bavs beca all of the time, ex- cept a few cays, at Muford, Pike county, Pa. Any one conid bave learned my addrers by cabling at my office. IT roturped to conauit my physician yosverday, justin time to bee yonr articie, fhe venom which geve origin to this ew attack upon me will in due time meet its reward. STEPHEN D DILLAYE. Arrivals and ARRIVALS. 88: bra Bendlg Mra monges, Polladeiphiay Mre jamily siagaca walla Me and ‘re @ chix wR ee New Orleans; Mr fra heey, We Beyward, Obaricston, Lh ard famt'y. ley’ Kingecn, 8. ¥; abot, F brew York, D Jones, Newport From rsaven, in the steamshio Karnak—His Exco" ben Jobn asleg. Governor ot Nassau: Fredk Obapman, Onpt Cyrus Ball, + Wm Cushing, (480 Preston, Chas John, son, MOlare Gareila, Ensign Wesigindia regiment; Jane: Pres'om and family (tour), sergeant of do; Mra D Wililamss aster L. & Howard From Hamburg snd Soutbaanton, in steamship Bavaria— Ina B Gutmann apd family, i Zepbien, A Weyer and family, Bserneck 4 Birech 8 adler, b tiansmann, D Trunk and fe: mily, J ¥ Auntington, 0. K hucke From Nenvitas in brig Machiaa—Henry Smith, of NYork; Jose Bele ncos rie, Fernando de agueroa, wife and son, Mague, ‘artues DEPARTURES For Liverpool, in the ne msbip Agie~J B Howell, NY; Mr and Mre‘usn a Yquatus, Cuba, Mr and Mrs A MGentry, 7 N. Ws ell. muree sud two ‘YY; ‘Miss Thomas, Baltimore; Jobp Wood ccotlard; H Sandall and friend, Phi: lace ar and sre J Jersov, two children nuree, Mr ‘ard wre J b Kegietun, two whi orer and puree, A 8 Ang n and ‘Wm P rreat, 8 ¥; sanuel enor MU Mieke Jr, B Palon Guba, Joho J Lord, © ¥; Fidel Jernandez, M J Wernadas Cuda; LJ Bache, » ¥; Wt Hammond, Philadel: phia; U M Copgreve, NY; @ Pb Justive, Paoilade/phia; Bev U hooker, hngliand: © a Bully, © ¥; & W Merriam, New Oreana; HL Buler, AB Faesler, David do angels, NY: Jomee Grabam, Glasgow; Mr sad Mre Wm Shae, Nf; Ba. gene Fopeardia, Parie; 1, Uail'eux, a Perron. NY) H & Frioman, H'E Gillilan, ward, Savannah; J Bat Matanzas; nev and Mra W Hi ‘ NY; Mins He! ee PE eg ped Kichards, #ngiwoa = r rw a re Bar| chigan; mrs mt aret Mathewson, Bu! falo- Total GL. $ URsBO In ADerIe Fer Charleston, tn the ateamahiy Oftumbia—D Batley and jaoy, OX Dupbam and family, MrsJ a Knsiow and wervant, Sime MA buslow, 2 Bing, 0 @ Liowd. GW chaw, Inly, ob wie Duree; G seiget an¢ indy, P sorris, M Myers. 1 Wyera, C Berchen & S Puree ard ny nye Lery Mra te wart, | We Polen, Mr Btanim ips welch @ Welch J Bower and lady JM Blakely Ropbtog and le wite wad ae @ bwein puck ey, F buokley, 8 vuwie, GQ Durel j,Geo 8 P: hia; J DP Monson, SUSPICION OF MUKDER —Patrick Mulholland Was tekéo {nto custody, by policemen Suttoa and Lawney, of the Seventeroth precinct, on suspicion of having been impti Caled imtpe supposes murder of Miko Waish. The pri- eoner, it appears, was in COmpany with deceased oa tae ight of the murder, aod wee seen to leave the done Hovse a short while after Mr Walsh; 9 dey or #0 after. ‘werce the privover left the city for Kansas, where he re Meined until within the part fortsight, when he returved to New York, apd wae arrested as stated apove. Chere does not appear to ve any evidence aguinst she accused; be i mereiy suspected of having beeo tmpiloated ine Supposed murder case, Justion Osborn committed the Priaoner for examination, (Casxos or Exuazatxuent.—Jobn Delsncy, a olerk in the store of Philip Findman, No. 184 Rivington street, was piper on cburge of embezeling $19 66 from 8 jor while evgaged tn collecting. Justice Sseers commined the prisoner for trial, Arrmwt ar Monprx iy tam Firsr Warp.—About nine O'clock inst eveulog @ mau vamed Edward Kelly woat imto the liquor store No. 1134 Bridge street, corner of Whitehall, where meeting & man named Jobn Bays he favited bim to join him in a drink, This Haye refused to do, calling bim several bard ames, and Quaily turned wo apd commenced beating Kelty and knocke1 nim dowe upon the floor Kelly fluaing that be was gettiog the worst of it drew @ pistol and fired at Hays, the bal entering the abdomen, inficting a daogerous wound frow *bick (bere ts no liseltbood of Hays’ recovery. o wus immediately conveyed to the New York Hospital. Kelly as oon as bs shot the man fied, bat the police ‘atituted e thorough search, and afwr some time auc- ceeded tp floding him Boy conveyet him to the Fira, ward stauop house, where eae 00 the resuls of Hays’ injuries, MmMitted to await The Draw», of the & County and Consoudated Lutiersot Delaware, om me FRANCK, BBOADBENTS & CO., MANsonns, ‘The Legialature of the State of Lele at ite Inst eersion having given to France, broadbants & co « lottery coatrsct 10 eenty youre. we, the undersigned, Uommissione”s spvointes by the Governor 6: gaid State, to superiniond the drawing 0: esd lovery. do bereby ceru(y that tae fullywing are the num bers drawn this day:— Sossex Oocnrr—Orase No, 135, Avaoer St, 1859, 9, 18, 71, 17, 6, 47, 27, 45, 49, 2, 30, 59, 41. Consouiparey LoTrERY—CLass 111, AuGust 31, 1859. 10, 47, 55, 61, 62, 17, 15, 42, 38, 72, 45, 45, 31, 7. ‘Witness our hands at Wilmington, Del., this dsy (Wednes day), august 31, 1860 za JORN DALE, JOHN W WALKER, $commissioners. ALFSED R. WOOT SEN FRANCE, fej & 00. Wilmington, Del —______ Drawings of Wood, day & Co.’s Lotteries. Detawaks, Kcrks Ovam No. $67 Accust Sl. 1569, 57, 4, 39, 20, 72, 21, TL, 9, 16, 38, 14, 1. DeLaware Ciass NO 468 acGuer 31 1859 10, 37, 24, 45, 5, 39, 4, 56, 42. 17, 77, 6, G1, 44. Gsonaia, Crass No. 465 *ucusr St. 1850 60, 40, 47, 42, 62, 27, 77, 24, 33, 12, 16, 55, 70. GeonGis, EXTRA Less BO 466 asvGuET 31, 1859. 32, 45, 11, 56, 29, 25, 64, 75, 14, 39, 7. WOGD, EDDY & O0., Witmington, Del. Geo. vals totmitable article may be urers J. #6 BaUNDESS. No. tw taroughout the ‘Amor House, rious agen! : Tyler's Steam Portraits, from 5c. to $200 186 Bor galler; bop ls a mew and splendid 7, wite 20 Cent Miulatures—50 Cent Ambrotypes, colored and in case, KIMBALL & COOPER, 847 Broadway. Out.-Knox’s Lutest and Most Elegant Pro- duction just imued —Oittzere and strangers, travellers aad bo ies pro! al ‘ahvoteepers, mechaatss and k n of elegant letau me ira,”’ are all invitea to call at KNUX'S well known hat establishment, 2:2 Broadway, where can be seen kia new style of bat for the fall It ts light in le, capable as can be de- yelaht bright on.» oS? coined ong) Fall Opening. se oor Ss fall styles of bate for ¥.G. and cours, Nk. way, opposite St. Baits BarthocrEBRATED SEWING MACHINER, BARTHOLF Manufacturing Oompany, 634 Broadway, The Kureka Shuttle ahi Machines, BeDOORL In PRICE, UT NOT LN SIZE, for $50 Cftica 489 Broadway, corer Groome st = Parties wishing to purchase, and not having ‘he FULL, AMOUNT, ABEANG. Ts WILL Bi MADE by applying Tyler’s New and Splendid Steam Photo- gyn palace, 186 Bowery, now under full headway. Call and Every bedy Should Obtain a Phrenological essminstion, at FOWLER & W Lis, 308 Broadway, to learn thelr tasents, defects snd how to correct them, Nothe.—The Jorgest, Hanasomest, Oheap- est etock of blark cloth frock coats may be found at KV ANS’ extensive clothing warebouse, 66 and 68 Fulton street. Gvod oi th, well mage and ‘The finess French cloth (according to trimmings). Opening of the son. . omnis “Wat STORE, 601 BROADWa¥. Genin has the pleasure of notit ha ah pated a¥. ‘tog the THO KBDAY, iy’ 1, Trem t! He will open ‘he fall campaign with the most complete, nal Ind exiavalve mono sa gt pursuits. Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines,— Ole tb Broadway, Rew York, Grover & Baers NEW CLOAK MAKER afford 10 be withont chines them, at 601 Broadway. A Special Notice! Just Ont? THE }URBRA NEW PTYLE SWING MACHINE, , 489 Broadway, corner of Broome street. ber fine; are le in their Falonodiys cual Sept peetendy, imo! ope to $00. I, M. SINGER & OO., 458 Broadway. Grover & Baker's Noiseless FaMIUY S€WING MACHINES ‘at 501 Broads New ¥ Temporarily way, Mee powd roof locks and bars. woot valioe ice Depot ts jp en == a BERT M. PATRICK. The Best Sp Bad in Existenee—Howe’s Kiliptic, at from $6 to $6, at 378 Broadway. all and see it. ae idle — Fire and burglar A. vafes, Broadway, corner ot Wurray Kennedy’s tedical Discovery is Warranted to cure scrofuls, er: eoald bead, ulosrated fore jege. For sale by al) Lats eid ean now be suppiled with Or, TOBLAB’ celebrated Venitian Uniment. Rvery hot'le warrant ed full and to keep for years ‘arrangements made for advertising, with country dand strest Hil’s Hair Dye, 50c., Black or Brown; aoe Depot Ne. 1 Barolay street, and sold by all drug: Batchelor’s Hair Dye. — and Toupees, Bold and applied Sugars Reduced.—fen Pounds Coffee §1. pat aad of tea $l, at REDFORD’S, 92 Atlantic sirect, Hotloway’s Ointment and Pills possess more Tere and voluable pi than all ban gamiess virgen ci poten, 9 Brees sores are healed bv a single pot of ointment ; every yisld to tbe Of the stomach and bowels SA Tahae Coen Hair Cutter, in Every Ima- 5 Closed ss. g Ne jundays, Hair dye 60 cents. black Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Skin Kspe- cially treated by Dr A. ANDRAL, 449 Broom mreet, door west of Broadway. sige i ‘ea Alicock's Porous. Plasters,.vhey Resolve and nevuoge the pain, by callleg forth the worth pare iniarne? to theekia Bold at % conte each a kiuced, aud by all druggiate, a aus Mlarned. ATES, daugnier of the late Samuei Haring. Rom—Lrsiit.—at 8t. Peter's churoh, Brooklyn, o@ wecueney, August St, by Aegis Jobo A. Badaook, Mr. Jas M, no3®, Of city, Agnes Laws, daughter of Thomas Les,.*+ Of Brooklyn. Diea. ALisN —On Wednesday evening, August 81, Ronse 8, ALLEN, aged 29 esrs, we ‘of tbe fuera! will bc given in to-morrow’s pa- ALLEN.—-On Wednesday, Avgust 31, c! inflammation on the lunge, Bissau # , con of George and Eastatia Allen, aged ¢ Sears and 8 months. The friends of the are respectfully inviisd to at- of ‘nuraday) afwrnoon, at $wo his pareata, No. 69 West Thu. to Laasing- morn! Avgust 31, of a abort DUG severe tilnees, MiouaeL pin J, god 35 ‘The relatives and {reads of the family are invited to attend the funoral, ou Friday morning, at ten o'clock, from bis lato residence, No. 107 Sullivan street. Bi» remavas will be taken to Ss. Poter’s church, Barclay Street, where # solemn mars of requiem will be celebrated Sain the romain wil Ue sounaped't Gavany Cossnany wi Paci =~ conveyed to Calvary Comotery Basanra.—-At Lake Mahopac, on Tuesday, August Of corgestion of the luvgs, laxacio infant eon of we tel and Rosanna » uged 16 monshs and. 14 days. ‘The rovstives and trends of the family aro Pespeoduity invited to attend the funeral, at the resideuce of his pa- Hanover or <4 6 Grove piace, out of ), Brookiyn, Phuiscelphis pavers please copy. BabaGwadarH —Oo oortg Sa 30, Ann, wife of Kory steels Buative of Eugland, aged 61 years The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend tbe funeral, from ner late pase caesar 29 Fifth Street, this (Thuredsy) afternoon, at two O'clock. Eogheu papers pieaas copy. BLackwnit —Al Borristown, N. J., on Toeaday, Angust 30, Josarn Buacewsit, eldest eon of the late Wm. Drayton Binck weil, {pe reistives and friends of the family are invited to atiénd the funeral, from his tave resideuce, corner of Hoyt snd Pacific etreet#, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at 166 o'clock. Busre.—On Wednesday, August 81, of consumption, MARGARET BURNS, the beloved daughter of Wm, and Wary Burns, of Stravane, coanty Tyrone, Ireland, aged 80 years. ‘Ge funeral will take place from ber late reaidence, No. 6 Veodewater street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. the friends and relatives of deceased are reepectfull, re quested to attend BuyTs —Oo Wednesday, August 31, Mr. Syivanve Bua: nis, of Courumption, aged 43 years and 10 montns. Funerel services at the bouse of his brother-ia law, No. 3:1 Beary sicect, this (Thureday) afteruoon, at’ four o'clock. His remains will be taken to Foster’s Meadow oa Friday moraing CasisiL.—Un Wednesday, August 31, Mr. Hewry Cas: TRLL, aged 42 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respecttaliy invited to attend the funeral, from the resideoces of his brother, No. 154 Eaat Toiriy-nintn street, between Sscoud aud Toud aveoues, on Friday afternoon, at two 0's: CasrepTkr.—At Portcnester, on Saturday, august 20, Many, wife of Daniel Carpenter, in the 7lst year of ber age. Cownotty.—On Tuesday, August 30, of disease of the pearl, Moxy, the beloved wife of Hoa. Jadge Conaoily, ngoc 46 yeare. Tne relatives and friends of the family are > invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) moraing, at ten o'clock, from ber laic residence, No. 168 Wes: Fifiewn street. Her remaica wii! be taken to the Church of the doty rose, Forty second street, between Kigath aad ‘Ninth avenues, where asolema mass of requiom will »6 +elebrated, at baif-past ten o’clock, for the repose of her woul, Afier which the remains will be couveyed to Hleventb street Cemetery for taterment. CosnweLl, —On Frioay, Augurt 19, up the Hudson river, Rosggy, only child of Wiliam H. McMillan and Harriet a i mel), deceased, of Digby Neck, N.S., aged 8 montbe. The remains were brovght to this city and interred with his motber, at Cypress Hilt Cemetery. St Jobo, N B., und Nova Scotia papers please bs ¢e Deryork —On Wedresday, August 31, Emuy Acusta Da.soce, aged 1 year aoa 10 months. The friencs of the family are requested to attend the foneral, this (Thursday) afterneon, at three o'clock, from ‘be coruer of Terrace piace and Waverley stroet, Melrose, ‘Westchester kg = Eoan.—On Wi lay morning, Auguett 31, Taomas GrrirBa, sou of Thomas and Asne Egan, aged 6 years, 11 months and 6 days. The [rienas and acquaintances are respectfully invited to atxend the funerai, this (Thuraday) altercoon, at taree o'clock, at bis parent's residence, No. 115 First avenug, ., e ‘St Garret W. aid Josephine E. Faircniid, aged 1 year, 9 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’alock, from No. 947 Weat Thirty-sixth stroet, without turther invitation. Frcan.—On Wednesday, August 31, Carmarme Fraan, ‘aged 35 years and 8 months. ‘The frien the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her brotner’s residence, No. 18 Gisremont street, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at two Ope dug ange, Deze "ORCE.: y Al CG, Fores, in the 60th year of bis age. P E The relatives aud friends of the fa: are respectfully Ne residence, No invited to attend the funeral, from his Toirty-third street, this (Thurs- 11 Boorman , Weat ) afternoon, at two 0’ 4 Itimore apd Bostoa papers please copy. Exwr.—In this city, on Wedneeday, August 31, afters Jong iiness from teething and water on ¢he brain, Saran Luckerra, youngest daughter of Jeremiah G. and Mercy Anne Kemp, aged 1 year, 4 months and 2 days. The irienas and relatives of the family are invited to atiend the funeral, without further notice, this (Chars. day) afternoon, at three o’clock, from residence No. 89 Hudson street, coraer of Harrison. Her romaing wiil oe taken to Rabecr 2 LANGTON. AY Island, on Wednesday, August 31, Matixw Lanaion, id ‘The rolatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock, at bis late residence, at Factoryville, 8. I., with- ons rarthey mole, es a ‘VERY. —On ineaday, Au » Of consum, Epwarp Lavery, in the 22d year er nis age. se ‘he friends and acquaintances of the family are respect fuily invited to atiend the funeral, this (Thureday) after- DOOD, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 310 De. graw street, Brooklyn. His remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. tons —On Wednesday, Ai 81, of inflammatory rheumatism, Devyiy Mons, aged 44 years, a oative of tne parieh of Clontibred, county Monaghan, Ireland. ‘Tbe fovera) wil take place this (Thursday) afternoon, ‘at two o’clock. from the corner of Meeker avenue and Ewen street Williamsburg. Monaghan {ireland }) papers please copy. Morpsy.. Tuesday, August 30, Ametia C., Infant daughter of Patrick and Eiizadeth Murphy, aged’1 year, 9 months and 26 days. The funeral will tase place from the residence of her parents, No %7 West Forty-first street, near Eighth ave nue at12 o'ciock M. The relatives aod friends of che fa- mily ere requested to attend, without further invitaiton. MoGovers.—On Wednesday morning, at eight o'clock, August 31, JouN, infant son of Philip and Anne McGovern. aged 1 year, 2 months and 12 days. ‘The frience of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, tbis (Thuregay) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of hia parents, No, 484 Ninth avenue, without further notice. McDowst, —On Tuesday, August 30, AxyRy, gon of Jo. sepb and Isabelia M. McDowell, aged 8 years, 5 months ‘and 21 deys. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, at nine o'clock, sixth day morning, from his father’s residence, No. 214 West Twentieth atreet. PorGorn —Ip Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 31, Ca. ‘THERINA, ighter of George F. and Catharime Purgold, aged 2 years, 4 months and 15 days, ‘The iriends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend tbe funeral, from the residence of hor pareata, No 17 Dean street, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’slock. Starr —On Friday, July 20, Many SoaiNwan Srary, in fant oaughter of John J, and Susanoah Staff, aged ‘one month. Tuorr.—On Tuesday, August 80, Saman Anvtame only ebild of Gould H. and Emma C. Thorp, aged 1 month and wWaays. me, relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 71 Wert Fourteenth street, this (Thursday) afterncon, at two o'clock. ‘Tocxm —On Wednesday, August 31, Seuia, only daugh ter of Joseph ano Catharine Tucker, and graaddaugater of Ehjab W. Nichols, of Newark, N. J., from whose resi- dence, No 205 Mulberry street, the funeral wili take paceon Friday morning, at ten o'clock, aged 4 years, 8 montbe avd 26 days. ‘The friends of te family are invited to attend, withou forther ipvitation, ‘Van BOKRELAN.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 31, Barras, ipfant cbildof Spencer D. C. and Ann Matilda Ven Bos xelen. ‘Vay Dkk Bosven.—At Utrecht, Holland, on Saturday, Joly 30, our dear father, T, 8, TaMriEMAN VAN one Hoxvay, aged 83 years and 3 months. Wacaknvert.—At Nyack, on Tuesday mornivg, Augue 90, Frowance Avausta, only daughter of Adrian B. and Catharine A. Weatervelt, aged 1 year, 3 months and 17 La ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully nvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 384 Pacific street, between Bond and Nevin eo) eo aoe (Thureday) afvernoon, at two aclock. POLITICAL KMOGRATIO RKPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT- tee,— The members of the Democratic Republican Gene. ral Committee of the ity of Now Sork are Ge to anend areguiar Speer gy en eg ey to be held at Mozart Son Rrondway, 0 ‘Thursday evening, Bop: fer iat 7h clock P.M. Punctual attendance is re- a iy ier, JAMES O, WILLETT, Chatrmitn, OHasLAB A. MAY, Vico Chatrmen, rs, Be oaenn, | Secretaries, TH WaRu ISDBPENOBAT DEMOCRATIC OLUB — ) ‘The ms mbersot this club are requested ty stiend the fune- ral cf the ate President of said olub, Mr. Micbael Anthony. on Kray de 20 of srytemoer tnt, at two o'olook P.M, from is ate vetiderce 107 Sullivan street N.Y. yA TILON, Kee Js Mie KALATIGH, Vioe *ros't, Vaband aidiutin biG Bey. De Fac Treatwret Deus A tregts, Gam, 0 vatusun to our toe vit ary sey ber oust gly © JUGN BO! net wav 108 OD 8) 0 GF wetting tbete formnnitan 8» to rates » Freight Superintendeet D. oni MISCELLANEOUS. Wt rrr ne rere SXPaxse to be ot Te abies vo ve crenaes otee Som and tox 1, ee ey r francis. WEDDING UskDS, NOTES, teoe A? colobreiod rds, cieganlly cagreved, Tt JUN, 0 aN, A ats, ip any SIRE! tools at 84. He abe re at Warranied salletsotory, a treet. B00. a! , RUTBER CEB FICarE, he Ravieg two of o's foundry nod factory, we do en heettete © eay ve verfect and ceales mom ea. +be patent ball arrangemes: wale he etmphohy ‘824 Compsotreas- cotving al weer and tear made other ingredients make tt the eon effica ious of o!! ‘e . Bs, SINSLOY’s SOOTHING cy for oree and children tee! wa! tbe presen of teething by soften! the gums. reducing al) wl aliny ali pala an ‘upon ft, mothers, wy all canes, bottle, wil sive and reiief and hesith ‘0 your ‘Bold every where. ** found any ecale to shin Mr (ae ip other era ee) », BKUNO®’S K/ITBRS 4 from ITTERS and BOWS's IMPROVED GOALES. au.- be ne Bt -—-A MEW STILE iso French onif dress Dew York, March 2 1°59. MOVES wcmin ot our are ever made We bave aevere usage of our t and self 06} of the eanivion pita an on the four , o to be Cridencte encusb 7 hese of this sows, For sale by ©. H&ksIeG & FsANK E HOWE, Broad heliere here oo, lway, corner Dey street, IMMEDIATELY ae attacks. 5 6: pure brandy, @ | Dall at t Tein Mew York, and for , which combined with tte lonstntest of all 40 s beverage y wedicl (g?stie) aod if you don’t line tt, dun’t ouy it } and b) the ‘et 50 venta, by a): Brona’ 66 wey, \\ forme, also scroful' plova this great rola oy Ta bottie. six for by SYRUP.—MRA WINS. female physician, Res B ‘ob ready fecilitates te cure tu reguine che tt will give rest to tafens, Porfootiy safe Price only % conte per ecund band 0s. Weeks, CHANOB 8BL.00 ‘os MUSICAL. A’ EBXOELLENTTPIANOFOBTE, NEW, ROSEWOOD, Bsa, wil oe wu wie Very Great DANERIL LO 7 will be taken in 6x shamge. fest Broadway, coer goal seat Gh nase apply 4y mAnufscturera, skort ime Apply at 298 Madison street BT WITH—PRIOE $160, OBIT Dally cost S00. egoldoea’ rosewood pianoforte, solea od tone, every modern improvement, avolloped keve, rouad corvers, &c., &C, Also. twO MAD gsay Olanca $k) and $5v. Apaly to vAODUNALD & UU., brosd way and Thirsdeth at. VHICKERING & SOKS, C RAND £00458 AND UPHIOHT PLANOB, @ ry 'Wareroonas No, 691 Broadway. 0, & Bove have cep awarded 3° prize moan's for the supe Mority of thelr mapufasture for the oes: 30 yosrs. ry waSON & HAMLIN'S for pariore, churches, vestries and loégez, FOR 8a fr ERLOK MBLUDS09S AND HARMONIUM at wholesale and PIANOS TO KENT. Few B OTIO MULLES, TaavAks UF THO Pla NfORTS Vi and wing: , hee (be honor to {ntorm hie friend public ip yen remdenoe or st the residences of hw pup!'s y mad tae ‘that be continues to Rive lessons cither at hie paruca'are please apply et his resideace, 124 Niath Broad pear jwray. For terme ani street, iby Wedneaday evenings, comm cmon only, at 83 ‘aburedey a. By order, THUA Henny 8, Donovan, becretary. NABONsL MUSIOAL INSEITUR. 64 BROADWAY.— ‘New vocal classes ~ No. 1 for tadies and geotiemen, at ncing Bept 7; #9 2 for gee anced ‘LON AL MUSI04L INSTITOT! N' — clea. La‘ties’ Y M. es tlemen’s ractioe on Fridays, from E, 654 BROADWay.— BtoS pacior Ob Fridays, Guin 5 to WP at PF quaitettes, trios, &o.. Mondays, from si 10PLM. Generel reboaceal on Tuesiay evenings, from TKW1OF. Me By order, noe $howse b. SOLELY AN, | Conductors. Brnny 8. Dowovan, Secretary. UR MUBIOAL FRIED, NOW READY. +#iCE 10 CENTS. CONTENTS of |. -cis 01 Lammermoor. Dontaett! Melodies frow the renin by the bem bid ‘song... tome Buck to hy Heart, Love--baliad soi IOVOE La delle gros Valse... ee {6 ‘Marcailhon EJ D Volumes Land 2, bandsomeiy bound io cloth, gilt covere, comprising i? numbers, Of 2M pages of pepuise tavsle uch, 8 $3 apiece, Price $300. We ioveand durabiliy, ere ubauy apd melodeona from 8! Flapoe rept BURAGk Wa Teos, age ‘Testimonials—‘ The Horace Dest.” personal knowledge.’’ ‘among the very merits from cB SEYMOUR & pase FOR SCHOOLS AND SEMINAKIAg, OHICEERING & SONS’ New scale large savea ooteve PIANOS. Warerooms | 00, 094 Broadway, N. ¥. EEE = IANO, MELA rs ‘ P 1 MELE DEONS AND ORG ana. Tae HORACE Waters ie purty of bana placcs and metoecns to nt, 333 droadway aged are Known a @ can speak of Intelligencer. their T= VIOLIN.—A PROFRSSOR WHO T®aCHRS RY A new method. sad is diseugeged « few hours w the even ing, a ¢eatrovs of. jearn this most Proteasor, box 114, Herald meeting with perfect and besutiful knowledge of tausic wi!l be Exe XOURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS—THE | seamer ORUTO™, ba and ref ros. TRE PISHING SANES.—THE LARGE BTAU! weamer Bi Onpt. N Andereon, Jr. wil make a trip wo the #ubing september 1 Pio. This boat 8 on Wednesday. ‘A: and Friday, Keplemoer 2, leaving street pier at 734; Amos street. 734; Spring street. 7: nips the; an bo clock AM n spts can be o! cap fast Bi, Thi Aebermen snd ss many dancers, tor whe whom ® g00¢ cotilion band is engaged ‘8 few gent wishing to instrument. A tnorouch given. Tormemoderate, Address office. URSIONS. 4 august 29, 30 31, Frioay, from ee wes fare board; also tn is NOH RaND SUFDAY BXOUKSION TO GLEN COV8.—THE steamer ORUTOM will leave from F ei pler 83 tbe exci raat and fest satin river James Iancey and Twenty-eight inndiog at City Taian 25 cen! io) vt wa leave for Glen Cove, stopping at De: ree's, On RuDday veptemner 4 1d and New Aochelle each uration ta wand beck §=seturning will Gove at 3:08, . Will leave James slip at 9 a. M. Fare for gen ABGET EXCCRSIONS.—OUMPANIES DESIROUS OF ‘good abooting grounds with s first class dinner, can be ‘sconsinoaated by ‘calling Oa ANDREW aows, al \eligate terry, asoria, L. L. eHe Sian INDS#Y BLURS. INDEPENDENT CORPS. Armory, 481 Broadway, New York, Sept. 1, 1869. The active and boaorary members of this command are hereby nodded to attend the regrlar monthly mveting this Tburaday) eveaing, at8 o'clock. very member fs expecially requested to acted. By ords Wits ler @. OLvaNT, JOBN N. WIussy, HOICE BREBDS OF tity to the tnfallibi) Tern lcator, fifty cents inion. ry be present, ss upportent business wili ve trans- lant, SPORTING STEAMBOATS. Doa ty of er jer's new work oa the dog $1. jotier's Mange boule. Bold at No. 8 Peck <THOUWANDS WILL TES TEs. slg, “UR Bale a haga on nope FAWN, Mor about twerty tans; respects, Jeary Beery yard fod oe Twain sect, Eke APPT weet fremnllintedar abdaty mans 12 Pete Qusec, august 97, 2 gong, Fare for trip, meals und stateroom ty. for fortber insormation, apply to JuHa LAIKY, oR PORT JEFFER*ON, STONSY BSOOE, eek and Huntington —Ibe steamer UCB ar ve pier 29 Kast river, September Ist, 3d GUBN«Y —Ha! amer 8a GU B: ABDS.—BILLIABD PLAYS&8 WILL FIND House, 20v Suth g00d tables at the ¥ yam nol Chad ARLAP'S IMPROVED BILLIASD LES OUMBINATIOR UURRORE. ees ‘Bor male only by the’ Noa. 63 66, 57 and "Oe Kast Ww. HA! BaY AND TADOUBAG, les ves Quedec Wedace- 3 and jaded, office FOUB street, near FORAITURK. aVRUOR SRAM lore and styles, of ‘trished in SURGTOR’s, 968 Jenel crest, 6 and 48 We ‘all colors wards, aleo, maures! JURNIXUBK WANTED ON UXASE— 6 ¥ amity, wil) bir Kepiee! i cde forniture weust be now a fat nu) be pard and fair rent wi bes Sie areas J ke view mar be bad ot FURNTO RR. CB Seat ;, treet 8) Bude ox spr heaton, by mal SULED FURNITURE. ™ and fresco warranted mas afae ‘and towers, 6 . F Woomer. Mam jeoster wirect. Metab! te 14a PNAMELLED OHAMBEE SUITS OF FoReituae, IN nd styles, are faa ‘whotseale and retatl, at 695 and up nee WauRIN W Four 28D, 277 Canal doors east of Broadw: furatture for a f ond; and for etsctory veferancea sven, CARRFUL, iret clas. hows; the use of walod a. office, siactag where an inter. MODES" STILE OF SCHOOL Muatrated ofrondare orwise, oA ud tor anle by ®. JOMMBOR, “Thoaeated aronare forwanted es ato ee al fe NOTORUSS ba wuava'n ap, ome svrtne mead FOPGESE SESE EOP Des avrien mein HE DLOADWAY TRAD Best aoverteteg mada, *CHINISTS AND ENGINEER, Best ndvertising media IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KIND, Best advertising monn *?® PAPER AND BOOmR, Best adver slug mesic EMP AND HARDWaRm Best advertiang mage Glass WARE amp CROCEREE, Beat adveriaiog nade, Sn Oe Mey, Bush advertitng: a5 evant aim ne Beat advertietng peek wane mal FOR SADDLERY AND SHOES, nae FOB OORDAGE AND TWINRs, Ravertising medium Ob TB. 0 KINDS. PUB ) LIBBRD BVER reteauee BA.” OFFIC NO. ta wited toexmmnine Ga invention "Na 1d Werenon tines atte but wy Ba. uncer our regu'sr prices, sponsible nostruw venders vurbort to ‘ta reauced price. you may rely wpm + few youre ence & "and of consoi health counierferted Kadway’s ready hele warters. Chr ze evethe OF abner gooulns names tn our ad BAD WAY & OO., No, 23 John street, f FOR A GkEaT ROKH TO aR PF Wer asalo Lo on. GairFin'’s naa Gs. JORP 4. for A greet field for for u1 4H. Micaki Hs, Generel MOUS FALseHoOD.— formed that ther . a“ tend ‘bie ome time and have forvorna an tbicg, but this evt! hi ea Fa ae to pak anon to such aa exeat 7 the cou se" they'are pursuing, are ascairicg Si unwary tots busing torthlew wscaines sUsrapive given Oy these pirates to tbaee wh: bem is uter'y tnleo, as they wil find in shart aver we detand dsuiexes apd UY nO settled atonce we email take ‘thet from this date we manafaciuring and se'licg theae «*tediing wo rei E voetions, aa well ae taoee ho bare baught OF shab per And prosecute them to tne wimost extent of the law. + 468 Boadway. LM «iNGEs & CO New York, sugusad, 1850. UN MEN acl BOY’ GU) FO SOUTHEKN Po COGNAC B&aNvY IN BOTT: TO HrUGUISte anD T am pow supplying the trade medical botties, co! ead private cess thet has crueped my ‘efforts wo place & pure wie wile a resch of oli, under tbe nem* of aromatic schiedam ‘and to drive ont of the ma* bet the pernicl us compounde Saad us county. led aany loading "i rica od medica’ mer for some yours peat silk seb e eo course to recard to ie szicle of pean, qus tere consequset apo there was ae ee tie grape ‘aco crimes, aud bave eep! thousands to a> cary grave eal destroyers, from delirum trem octrcd cohen Sim cree, ate po, dere cure Pe wo the proper persops to sali au artiole ite, and tf bed arresw Bovobtained Dy personal spolication atm Cave, be UDUOLPHO WOLF Pee ieea Retest teenies rm toot rae GAEtzeR & VALE, AncarTRore, 109 romne s Sa . cali the bend tor » circular containine a besultal example, de over sayealeea Fears, And have never failed © preserve content Murray street ‘ore, 6TEAENS & MARVIN, $07 Serre Sree Maw Fort See PICTGSE8—WAKE YOUR Slerevscope Camers ard compleie instrectioo to porchssers. Complete ol makicg portraits of three ows.—a whh instr ucvow, 45.0 Und. POX. 681 roadway, N, Ye He “DiSPHE AGM FILPER | are rt "1 kine of yorve fiwer #9 which'T alluaod ia way Secoar mpurtee the Croton Bosra, I eonsider the ertidsial san conatiiutes the fitericg mediam, to be an excelent for the purpose yhe instrument is quite dursole, and oaly re oaly care eres EL Sa eB Sees New York, Aug. hag Ben ‘When we saw this edmirazie invention we were struck with. x IMLUBRITIDS OF THE CROTON WaTER. CaN Ife IsJURIOUS BLEMBA18 88 NXUTRAL- 146)? ReaD THE FULLOWING : BOstEiT, ‘The foliowing tea! part, what a stomach. It le this city wil prove, tn Temety this Eide roan recstves by the. geopriene: Bi we Teen receiv o Se he writer is s0 well koown to tho Rew York Ere for sale everswnare, Erivaipal depos Neo aaet tee are for sa! t los 1! Ly Sow, New Yok. bold and manutactured by HOSTMITRA & tmifh Phtaburg, Penn. Panay: w York, August 21, 1880, or Hoeretven. Pittsburg, inn aft bay or some years past i have been aflicted with tion and dyspepsia, ceca-tonally attended velit obstis ts. Sitacks of disrrhos seing & Man moselt, E selcom take #ny medicine but kvowleg that the ar con¢ition of my system required both a tonic Jept 1 determined the effect of a boitle of your cale- rated bitvers more Fead'ly induced to the it, fn of the recent ard erciiemseat in relation to the deleterious eflrenes shag’ eanet the “Croton water '’ ainse tt Bag exhibited ugmistakeaole evi denoes of being largely impregnated with maiter In ap ative state or Seoompostion. J bave used thre» hotties within the Inet three weeks. fore commencitg to take bealthy scrioa of Fation bitters? 1 find {ts delightful parad! ha tate, and the tar gible effecta hnpon the sees ry? mach and @n system ares delight'ul waresth to the at: 5 flow over ine whole surtace tion without stl- ‘he vervons aystem #0 a8 to E POOR TUMBLING VICTIMOF BAD RUM SHOULD try trat pure juice of the grape, m Farquar’s Oall- fornia Wie and Brandy. It streni bottles $1 ‘at 10 autor House. att way, Hayes, Brooklyn. Depo No. 6 Vi . DY*PRPTIO, WEaK GND NERYOUR, rpo rue INVALID, ao are erprandy— pare juice of tbo cals Calttornin wine of renabarb,. juniper and other re mipute quapusdes—there is ly aix, cont of f- er CROLL, PESBLG, LOW or males are deii at Stemi a vex, way, 188 Bowery, rTSEeUL IN RVERY FAMILY —PaIN?, GRBASR U " ob a2 removed tostanilyy plover elles, ribeos tee, '1RuTSD FEMALES tty exhilarating effect. Quart bottles, j—at n Ur HfOq’S, and at 417 and 863 Bread~ and HaYae, Bron lyn, TH cr rae he ue Ricans GOne CORGERTRATED sad oa cents per botle, HBG! Gruxgisia, 161, 909, 51) and 786 Broadway. Ww ILDER'S PATENT SALAMANBRR GAFR, GREAT PROOF 5 -FE 0! od 8 FP THE WORLD, BG. W No. swe. Nev; me YANKEE Norton, OCTOBER, hee tng tm or tus Raley srctihy RAPD u Prive Published by ") W. STRONG, “gd naan srk