The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1860, Page 5

hours—11,200 bbis. flour, 6,000 bushels wheat, 36,000 Dushels corn, 1,300 bushels’ oats. Exports the sane time—200 bbls. flour, 40,000 bushels wheat, 75,000 bush ols wm, 28,000 bushels oats, 5.000 bushels rye. Lake im. Bince the opening’ till noon to-day—826,496 bb's =. Ma m2 bushels wheat, 4,288, oa bashels cor, tee Oats, 8,682 bushels barley 1,760 bushels i *Te1 gas be bushels wheat, 2,897,990 bus be game tine—6' 9b, flour, ‘i 18,880 bushel “Fn 16 | ushels oats, sels ‘pariey, e. 8,911 bushels bane 72) Toad 8 Pit Flour quiet and very isle moar movement; Sales only retail. ‘Wheat—nothing of moment doing; sales ovly small par cels on private terms. arn quisi; eales 10,000, busiils: ‘restora mixed at @2c,a 6240. Guts dull; sales 10,006 @ushels Canada East at 37c. Mhiskey —no sales. ‘Oswnao, July 2—6 P, M. Flour steady at $5 25 a $5 60 for common to extra ‘State; ner or a nd 25 for favorite double extra a Oy Lym {Sales confined to small lots. 'b5e. offered, 56c. asked. Oats, Canal freighia to lower on grain; ir, 26e. ; to New York. Im- wheat, Tige.; cora, Te., to port “top bbis. flour, (500 bushels wheat, 21,200 bushels Canal expor#—800 bbls. flour, 35,300 bushels wheat, 5,200 bushels corn, 4,200 bushels oats. ‘Cixcrxatt, July 2, 1860. om quotations nominal; holders are willing dull at aie. Mess pork buoyant, Oc. a Ile, Sight exchange on jum. Cmcago, July 2—6 P. M. 00 for fair to saat soe bushels, No. 2, at $1 05 a “5 and lc. a 2c. lower: abies. 0 40%. i in store. re_“Oal uct and at 2640. in store bois. wi 124,000 buna Shipments—270 bbls. flour, 63,000 bi 00 besbels its frm, at Sc. on corn York, 2 aljg per THE WALTON-MATHEWS TRAGEDY. “The Late Double Murder in the Eight- eenth Ward—Additional Particulars of the Assassination—Young Jefferds in Custody—The Domestic Relations of Mr. and Mrs. Walton—Startling Develop- ments at Hand, dc. ‘The excitement in relation to the late double murder in “the Eighteenth ward continues unabated, and the anxi- “ety of the public to be fully posted reminds us of the days when the Burdell murder and the name of Mrs. Cun- -‘mingham were upon everybody’s tongue. The reputed ~wealth of Mr. Walton, and the peculiar relations he bore ‘to his wife and stepsons, lend an unusual ‘degree of interest to the - case. Yesterday Coroner Jackman was engaged in subponaing vwitnesses, and making other arrangements for the ¢on- ‘tinuation of the inquest on Thursday. Some new and im- portant facta were developed, but we refrain from giving publicity to them until they are elicited on the in- vestigation. The most noticeable feature of yesterday's proceedings, however, was the surrender of Edwin Jefferds, the young- ~@6t Of the deceased’s stepsons. He made his appearance at the Jefferson Market Police Court at an carly hour in ‘the morning, and voluntarily gave himself into the cus- ‘tody of policeman Burlinson. The prisoner was imme- diately taken before Justice Connolly, who committed “him to await the actien of the Coroner. The prisoner is 2 ra about eighteen years old, is thick set, and eyes and hair. He has been en; as a conductor on the Sixth Avenue Railroad, and no doubt many of the patrons of that ‘line = acquainted with his face. Young Jeilerds says nows nothing at all about the murders, and claims hat he was in bed at home when the occurrence took place. He professes his entire ignorance as to the whereabouts of ‘bis elder brother, but says he has no doubt Charles will ‘returo 2 tag city at the earliest possible moment on the ‘ipt of the hew’s of his Stepfather's 's death. No trace has yet been discovered of the whereabouts ‘of Charles Jefferds, Vpee tn noneageney, a the police have been actively engaged in searching for him. He was seen on Sunday week, and then by his mother on the day in ques- ‘tion, Dut since then —on has been heard of him. It is ‘supposed,ihowever, that he has gone to the country, but ‘whither no oue to know. les is ‘about five aa nM, in height, rather slim = dut very vee ee He has a open meme nose, wears a light mus- tacks. He bs abit ve tere of dress, rather eit ee we Bob, and a good conversationalist. We heard it in the Post Office he was 8 pistol, = on one or two occa- ition to be ious and quar- his fellow clerks say they can {identify the pistol that Jefferds used to carry, and are =, to testify if called upon by the Coroner. istol with which the assassin accomplished his etject afive barrelled revolver, of Adams’ manufac. ture, and bears the follows ‘Adams’ Revolving Arms Co., ‘by the Massachusetts | Arin® o.. tM ‘weapon is now in the possession Creeper jackman, and any dealer in firearms who thinks he ean identity it 4s requested to come forward and examine it. Two of the ‘barrels were empty when the pistol was found, and there ‘was every indication of their having been recently dis- . It in no way resembles the weapon seen in the ion of Mre. Walton, and thus far cannot be traced ae member of the family. atleman formerly in the employment of Mr. Walton keeper will, it is said, come upon the stand on “Thursday, and testify to some startling facts in relation to Ahe domestic dimcilties of the deceased. The evidence ‘of this gentieman will be highly interesting and impor- tant, and the public will look forward to it with couside fable anxiety. ‘The remains of Mr. Walton will be conveyed to Green. ‘wood Cemetery to-day, there to be luterreé in the family ‘bury ing ground. ‘WHE DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES OF THE WALTON FAMILY. ‘The domestic affairs of Mr. Walton are full of startling sevents, such as have not been recorded since the famous Burdell murder. The few facts that leaked out before the ‘Coroner’s jury have served to increase the excitement; ‘but little, however, was there told of the many trials ‘that Mr. Walton had gone through with, and the hours of cagony that he had spent on account of his family troubles, «which, from all accounts, have perhaps been the cause of this death. It has been a long time since he has had peace Or felt that his life was really safe. He was married to the person now called his wife about two years ago, and within a short time after his marriage it appears that he suspected her with not being ‘what be supposed she was when he married her. But few months elapsed after their marriage before he com- plained to his friends about her, and seemed to be greatly ‘troubled. At one time he had nearly retired from “business, having amasse@ wealth enough to satisfy him; Dot as his domestic difficulties began to prey upon hhim he extended it, as if anxious to drown his trials in the more extended routine of business. ‘That, however, did not jhave the desired effect. From day to day his anxiety increased, “Daving, as the witness testified, seen enough to make his home apything but inviting to him. At length matters reached that stage when he considered forbearance no ‘Monger a virtue, and about the Ist of June filed a com- splaint against Mrs. Walton for inhuman treatmént, ask- Sing only for a divorce from bed and board. In his com- plaint he charged her with misrepresentation, and that she etill bad a husband living; that she was not only ® woman of strong passions, but had repeatedly threat- ened his life and insulted bis friends; that she im- ass | raemnenaid ‘Went to houses of q) re. ‘This was only for partial divorce, as &, AF not at ‘that time have opty ~ ue ‘that he could I divorce. 1 ‘meantime, Seovves tay toe bees aa veastag ea ead and be at another, and all the time feeling as h bis life wae in danger, and knowing not at what moment he might be assassinated, as her sons had, it is eid, threatened his life. With this fear and dread hanging over him, he recently made bis will, and, it 2 ex t Tecling of relief when the in- aid, xprenmed fest. fe been signed, sworn to and wit- For some time past Mr. Walton had been watching W.'s movements, and employing detectives for the his suspicions were well founded, po np ‘that his detectives here had furnished him with detai! od statements of her maneeuvres, even going # far ‘a8 to give the omnibus that on jeaying home where she left it line she next took, who sehe was geen wi her day's tour. From this facts obtained in ‘Washington, Mr. Walton was satisfied that he had obtain- @ranting © full divorce, ae come to at once and file his com- On Saturday he called ‘bis lawyer bim oat, wo call again; the foo; of the wtaira, he with him, and “expressed a desire to have the at onceo— ‘Stating in the meantime ev’ » Be. eotalion ‘chjocted, wating , ible, aad ais tate it they cannot be draw ry a wn ‘to fix an early ‘moment that { remain as ingly, an early our yesterday to call ir all over the ication for a di- ‘voree completed with fear, fittle did be think he had fulfilled bis ment and would, as thought, obtaia im to live in Tromso person yea and test cok tee tarey ome than the law, wonld release him from the bonds that he ‘was about to ask the Court to sever. The devease’ had of $600,000, Emeiem ce estate, at about $75,000 death, pro vous to bis hav! the divorce Soh eae eatesernten te. 6 Arora divorce was granted and a separation obtain.) § moni not have b been Sail cathe in the event of his subsequent ‘The late jee. Raion was well known on the Corn Ex- change, where he often as a seller of whiskey or ag @ purchaser of His a was) eet to wate 6 | worable im imj fon oak his man- cas ware oe inlet, eh was not much | under six feet ony i pen eee of the rather boy anh head, large nose and good mouth and chin. His feat aateass vend te ths ale ae and His age was probably between fifty and sixty. His whiskers and hair were considerably gray. His was muscular He bore the character among ts of a man of tried int ity, whose none were word his bond, and pe pate ae aand ly The Latest from the Japanese Embassy. OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE. Ow Boarp Tux Fricars Niacara, July 1, 1860. ‘The Niagara did not sail till near two o’clock on Satur- day, partly on account of not having all her stores on NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1860. —— ) afternoon at two o'clock i - BAL Sttese othe fons sre trope fly elt tent | Dublin and (Ireland) papers please copy. Eyaus.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, July 2, suddenly, Mary Fiza, infant ter of John Latte” and Jeanette te A. Eng- THE FAMILY Arrival and Reception of the Grect Eastern in New York—Departure of the Japanese—The Condition of the North= | "jy. ‘risuds und relatives of the family are res pecttully Westerm States—Double Murder in New | invited to mnt Ga tinesel, this (Tuesday) afternoon, York—The Diamond Palace om Broads |S !woo'clock, "7m (pe residence OF ber parca, Koad way—The Latest News—Markets, dic. | ““Doximn de Moaday, July 2, Ronenr B. Dunrne, the In its edii‘on of tomorrow (Wednesday) the Faxmur | Youngest son, of Joba Le and Marv A. Duryee, aged 2 Hanatp will give Among other things;—An Account of | 74°, monuhe and 4 1 anes " the Arrival of the Mcuster Steamship Great Eastern at peti ewe and reatives of the Tuesday) 4 New York, with a Graphic Description of her Reception os Teena oveiant, from the residence of bis parents, 106 by our Citizens, and an interesting Narrative of Hor N., wife of Slias First Voyage Across the Atlantic; Tite Last Day of the By i ayer eee Ms board, and partly because the tide did not serve till about that time, she drawing twenty-five feet of water whe" she went over the bar. ‘The Japanese were all on board Friday, 60 1... 10 delay was occasioned on their part. In this, as in all matters, they are the promptest people in the ‘world. ‘They have been busily engaged in stowing away their baggage since they started, but when the ship sailed all bands came on deck to see and exchange parting adicul® with the crowds of ladies, children and others who pssbann tected the dozens of steamboats which the neighborhood of the Misgars, ail vey wavinj their white handkerchiefs, hallooing “Good bye, Tomm: wh and manifesting other | of a farewell. steamboat Josephine, Pleasure excursion, te islongside, crowded with children, most whom poe en ey ‘and nearly all cried'out for Tommy. Seale eae course on hand, kissing his hands and fos em igre poe grace as if in the presence of the ‘coon. At one o'clock the Naval Committee and some half Sate len st ee De SS Oe, when Oo aan ‘was weighed and she got under way. did not make much Deakin Seen ee — ba — bassadors wore on deck, imiring and point out amon; themselves the beauties of the scenery. . which wag answered of the Ambassadors. is once more restored. eons ‘This was in honor fe are The Great Eastern. ‘The arrangements for opening the monster ship to the public have been so far completed that agreeably to the ‘announcement, the exhibition will commence to-day. Fully a week will elapse, however, before she is in the prime condition intended by the Directors, but rather than longer disappoint the impatient throng, they have given orders to open the ship as soon as she can be got even moderately ready. Much varnishing, painting, cleaning and joiner work yet remains to be done, but this will be attended to after the close of each days exhibi- tion. Laborers were on duty all last night, and today no doubt thousands will drop their doilars in the strong coffers of the Great Eastern. For the accommodation of the public two gangways or platforms have been erected, running from the ship to the shore—one being forward and the other on the larboard quarter. A series of ticket houses have likewise been erected on the dock, 50 arranged as to avoid confusion. Here the visitor wil! provide himself with the needful; then, proceeding towards the after gangway, show his ticket to the officer stationed at its foot, and pass into the ship through an immense square hole in its side. This will land bim on the lower deck. Moving onward, he will encounter a pair of stairs and another officer. Giving up his ticket here, and passing through a “ turn stile’”— a four armed revolving gate, which is familiar to every person who has lived in the country—he will be automati- cally registered as one of the visiters to the Great Eastern. He is now at liberty to enjoy his curiosity to-ite full bent, and may, if he chooses, spend the balance of the day in wandering through the mazy labyrinths which he will encounter. Having gratified sight and imagination, to ensure order, he wil! make bis exit from the forward part of the ship from an aperture and gangway Teapect to that at which mile’s ramble on the Great Eastern. Of this terra firma we heve asingle word to (say. the same quintessence of disagreeable dirt thal week ago, notwithstanding hopes, suggestions and in vocations to the contrary. If the city aathorities had followed out their streak of generosity oe gg Sl | 1 preferab! should not blame our English friends if 7 ‘At the painfully economical treatment icular, they have been the victims. At their own expense the directo’s have endeavored to bat badly few insignificant ‘‘two- does the water reach the felt aggrieved which, io tals se 4 E ad LA 3 g, 83 i et moro- yeater- day was a small between two of the crew, in which one of them had bis skull fractared bya blow with an iron bar. The assailant was arrested and hand- ed over to the police, who him up to await the re- sult of the man who was dant week, was Tay Ot hundred pected x the Por- w days only, but Ly tere fp Re FR ‘7, OF iemeiecd tad Govecoee Vousion ot ‘Vir rh to the Virginia Military party wil ill remain in Rock- Yourth of July. ae Pa owas Gente Lotte- = ee } 00. Bt. Dra Pre Breet Delaware \ Quem, %, 65, 70, 68, 16, 5! A ety Late 22. 62, 5, 49, 65, 68, 42, Bt sey Straw Hat, 75 Cents, at Genin’s, No, 513 Broadway, Japanese in New York, their Departure, &c.; A compre- nad fh frends of the fami hensive and thorough report, from our Special Corres pean pd Poae pondent, of the present Condition of the Northwestern oy) morning. ‘The remains of deceased will be States, their Crop Prospects, Immigration, &c.; Am Ac- | 8 pg og sor Moeas. Wit- count of the Rec: Nouble Murder in New York, witha | ,2%%<-00 Pama of Josoph and Susan 8. Fink, in the full report 0. Ln¢ Coroner's Investigation; A Description fourth year of his year of nis age, ot ta of Ball, Black & Co.'s now Jewelry Establishment on ly are respectfully Pr wor Further Particulagp in Regard to the Revolut | Puitwant one o'ckock, thoes the reeklenee cf his’ parents, ue Suuly; An Obituary Notice of G, P. R. James, the | on between Franklin and Union avenues, Nov it; The Local News of New York and Vichetty of | Greenpoint, The importance; Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, ané¢ all interesting news matters of the pre- coding week. July 1, of seers ie, ame rae aged ged 1b monte a ‘Tuxas—02 0 year; four cents a singie copy. Subsorip 9 days, eae fe oem cme rates | Oe sere oe mites ert pase and Naman strocts, York. for sale at a and by all ravage > y aye bd baby No. ¥...j Ninth avenue, this (Tues- werted at the usual Hmnatp rates. repr —-0h Sanday eveting 1, Ann, the be- a4 TY of eee, Bloom Beaver.—Gentlemen’s Dress Hat reuves — sons, Thomas and Patrick, are to attend the = for summer, introduced _by enn 83 fonetal trons’ the Ghandh af’ Une boeteend late A Fourteenth street, betweed avenues A and B, this one Meny Casualties baltiog Resulting From gre Agere ing at OCC mo 10 Dut, Before the Moco | _ » July 2, of a protracted ill- ae Sat ea rerane a reliable nad ¥ all oa tice Soar Riwatisn fe an fortitnde and resigns aed tele depot i ILURRLANE, from pertah isodure, roadway, coruer of lane, where may be found a county Sligo, Ireland, in the 68th year of his age. ¥ gepply fod and where no bogus goods are | “rrne?y the family are invited toattond thefune- Summer Styles. We now on hand an immense variety of all the latest i ores nan corr Juty 1, Beraeaxy Korrr, styles, te a mac Mesoal warden, Land Warsten, Hanover, Ger- MER FLANNEL mmny gare 26 paging His’ friends, and members of Mariners? Lodge No. 1, PApOeD nian and the Masonic fraternity in are full CCK Wited. to attend the Tunsral from: the, restdence of Mr. DRAB D’RTB Henry se of i and Ann a near LUSTRE | Peck slip Ferry, Williamsburg, this (Tuesday) afternoon itavise fi three o'clock, to proceed to the La Lutheran Qomotery, “ ped tog day Lawns —In, this city, on Sonday July 1, tx TY Aad ‘manufactured with twin son of Charles V. ie Lewis, aged figures. ‘Mara.—On Sunday, ‘Jay wa pirated mes 9 es oTH08. Nox. Francms, second son’ of John and Jane Mara, aged 8 years, 9 months and 18 da ys. Perfect Witting Shirts Made to Order. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are invited to Shirt Manufactory, 282 Broadway. | attend the funeral, from the residence of his parent, £10 Figbth avenue, ‘this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’cl Jui: His remains wift be taken to Greenwood for interment. Fourth, and Every Day this vo, Fret. FOWLER will make Phrenological Examinations, at 308 Mamiews.—Suddenly, on Sunday, Juiy 1, Joun Warrs Brondway. ths. Mariews, aged 33 years and 9'mon! The remains have been taken to Johnstown, Fulton cont, interment. ugendy eet Downie at duty Moventten te tine sutctiow x.—On Monday, July 2, Ownw McGoway, aged PULA, LAC nd LONG BRANCH will ¥ — sireet TA M., A Me and Oi ¥ His friends and those of his sons, Thomas and Owen McGowan, and aleo of his son-in- law, James Little, are tiene te invited to attend the funeral, from his’ late resxtence, No. 101 East Twenty fifth street’ Or ete afternoon, at two o'clock. His remaing will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Occan Steamers Lost.—Presitent, Colum= bis, Humboldt, City of Glasgow, City ea roti, Pacitic, Lyonnais, ustrian, cohers, Ue Brea ‘Walate; gen Mesrorp.. ly,on Monday, July 2, Sanam Fuuza- ay Cinna ah inaian Pore neve, only daughter of Jeremiah and Mary Mulford, aged the DiLANO Gostend Vest # Te rolatives and frisada ofthe fans respectfully Broadway, oppoalte ie Cy fall ¢ relatives e ose — = invited to attend the funeral, this s)'afternoon, at two o’elock, from the residence of hor parents, No. 207 The Me' litam Reeerd of this Weeks. contains the great Discourse of the Most Rey. Archbishop, on ‘The Popes and their Temporal Sovereignty. pee meme. — ta the Arrival of the ‘tre and Nineteonth street, corner of Ninth avenue. Mrens.—In this city, at the house of: his grandfather, Mr. Peter G. Ryerson, No. 288 West Forty-fourth street, Encan R., only child of Mr. Walker and Aitehne Myers, aged F months. ‘The remains were taken = Pumpton Pisins, N. J., on Monday morning for intermen a Pg leven: Overs.—On y morning, July 2, after a short ill- Dick ,* ‘Amsariatn Sart. * | ness, Sarr Overr, in the Slat year of his fp seer, Ageniion, Ameren wae aSihi won oer ‘The relatives and friends of the. fumily are reapectfull Invited to attend the funeral, to-day duy)at twelve The Old Grizzly Bear Samson Has Con | ¥., from the residence No. 901 aluded ‘to learg Me quarters in. "Trtecnth street, between | WA: Too remains will be taken to Haat Chester for in- Eiratesromeeer eres | et... snes Inte. Ho ln at 'acoompanied by thr great ving Black Sea | chovorn reg emmy agg Ay om ee cite ech Adame’ Caltornla Menagerie, ee tmorese wild | liza Rawson, aged 6 months and isdayas | Tite fncral’ will take place from thete + residence, No. 3 Meadew street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. The frends and acquaintances are respeotéully invited to rt atta off the Battery, agrand Exhibition of the Delano Balearvom 266 Broad: Life way, Oppo ite ‘City Hall. Watertown papers ud Ronmrmon.—On Mloday, ely 2, suddenly, James L., G. B. Sleat. & Co.'s Celebrated Klitptic | 7 child of Amelia and the fate’ Y. Robertson, lock stite and aged 2 years and 4 four months. +3 '480 Broadway, N. ¥. ‘Tho relatives and friends of tho fumily are requested oy ees to alteod, the funeral, from the cornenaé Righty fourth A Grover & Baker Netscless Sewing Ma- pongo Bond Tenth avenue, this (Taesdey), afternoon, at Tene eS a cnc Groen tncckisen? 8 Brostway, | “"Rewrtv.—At Port Richmond, 8. 1., Marr Axx, wife of | 2H. Rustin, aged 25 years and 7 days, The relatives and friends of the family invited to attend ber funeral, from. the North aptict church, Port Richmond, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two | o'el SeNGeTACKER. —On Monday, July 2, Herman a? fon of Henry and Kizabeth ‘Sen, ; aged Lyear, 3 months and 16 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines. Ofice 806 Broadway, New York. for Wheeler & Wil- SON'R BEWING MA‘ Sap Reete 3 setts | hand and of the best double refined English cast steel, WARNED RED. MILWARD, 31 Warren street, N. ¥, ‘The relatives and friends of the faxaily aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Wednesday, Steinway d& Sons’ econ | areenel ilenane the residence, Mo. 2 Rector street, t Overstrung ‘Square Planos are years, Warerooms 62 and 84 Walker sireot. Stowe. —Ow Sunday, July 1, Remy Lovisa, infan | daughter of Albert and Louisa Burritt Storer,’ aged 2 ee ee se te aden eaten et Mane etek | Tus frisode und scqvaintances.of Ube fami, , commer 4 %. amily are reapect Nea York. wa ee fully invided to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) after | neon, at for o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Whiskey.—3. 2, Suit’s Kentucky Salt No.9 tae ha Stree, river Bourbon, . HRGEMAN £00. | | Warans.——On July 1 at the residence of Mre. il and 796 Broadway, N.¥. | Walter B. Townsend, Newtown’ Creek, Ll, Kuwano Wa. pe ig fae es rere of aa ited to attend the fu Good One Dollar the Chest, at ly are inv’ at ne- CHR! tea warehouse, No. 1 Chambers street, | ral, from the Episcopal chureb, Newtown, this (Tuesday' and jreenwich sireet. | ‘ata quarter to Ave o'clock. steamer, raed | we, running in connection with the Flushing Railroad, Hill, Inimitable Hatz Catter—Hair Dye | kaves Fulton Market at four o'clock. Carriages will be S0c., b'ack or brdwn. Depot Mo. l Barclay street, and soll by | im waiting at the foot of Grand street, Williamabarg, all droggisie. tin four efclock. Wruams. —In this cing on Monday, July 2, Isnam. Wr- eiieatees MTG RTe Syserab tents tes | “i onan eae eect rogatt t mg i nr ij | soasaeucn ef ben victor Oceas'W. Wit . ma r ‘liam, corner of Batchelor’s Wigs and have Im- Fifty seventh street aad First avenue, this (Tuesday) after. carpeting © goo, 4 easy; perfect . goon, at two o'clock. and no turning up ebrinking 16 Bond street, ouinain yy Wy, July 2, — “ynnry eldest, pos iter Robert ‘sem, aged 5 years, Christadore’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tome | {'mmniba snd 10 days ” Beeeetee ee ine worl: , Wastemte sod retal, and the | The sanereaad endnote ety, together wi privately applied, at No. 6 Astor House. sn ae age a a Ne 38, ¥. Aon olumbin 10. bh are Barry's fis the Best and ive to ated the fer vrai, from No.’ 98 , a | iy La BR Sunday, July 1, Jou Wautos, friends of the family are respectfully ighth and Ninth avenues, this ten o'clock isely, wit fur- remains will be taken to Greenwood MISCELLANEOUS. DAY, TU pay, aT Seeger An spot AUCTION—ON re Marri Arcoxeoy—Wrerixn.—At No, 212 Fast Twenty-third street, of Thursday evening, June 28, by the Rev. John | to Miss Jaxx Waxxtae, all of seer i mother, ie, Wistusse ©. Gouemsx, late of Dar to Mise Josmrume Manta Jomwerown, all of this o | i | of hors and Gaiters, at me deieatiees ches | Lee—Sevry.—On Monday, J: y 2, by the Rev. Dr. Bar- to Lovie ©. chard, Dr. Fowann E Lan to Dr. — Henry Seutt NR, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, RORD Tomanr Pownce ne » _ gly ay i eeeaee te the patieet, by Dre RACHARIN: dareecs * | Beookiyn, KD. by Rowe Mr. itor, . Los. "Broadway. Revers 10 physicians and surgeous eg m, on Monday, June 25, . Rev. B® Huntington, Mise, hocass J. Wars 0 Mins A. Larnmons. Births. Ss ean a Rey Sy 1, Mre. ALEXAN- per Hows Mantix, of ie. ait doing Taxn —On Tuesday, the 38, “dy of Major B A. notice. t ’ Crom — 0, July 1, at the residence of hi | que TB bot 1 Troy sre! abd 8 | A native of Beauparc, county 357 and 360 West —— J . CA WwW. ft UNDEants ‘The funeral will take place from the above stroet, this Trusts the publie will top for revreshine ns MISCELLANEOUS. WING OF THE GRAND CONSOLIDATED bag r—y | OF DELAWARE, — ae a Dnawn at Winarnctow, inl’ SATORDAY, J ome 9), 1860, Price | No. Prise! No. $100) 15286 . .82000}24483. 5 MISC ELLAN BOs, BON DE BOURNAY; Se THE CONSPIRALOR OF CORDOVA, é A TALE OF MOORISH SPAIN By SYLVANUS COBB, Jn, le bis nos now This new and petting THE N YORK TepoeR, And for sale at all the ‘Booksion magnificent story, ov and News Depots, —_———— | Ls Ria LEDGER.—A BEAUTIFUL NUMBER tha LE ne pmeeneee fp ver LEDGBR.~A BEAUTIFUL NUMBRR a eeeiicatnsioeemeeenittiteseee——— OOK Av THE LEDGER.—A #MAUTH Lk FUL NUMBER Es He i SES: Si 3 sseezesess nena > FSIOIEE ae 44340. 25,000 tickets ending wih whthodd numbers. (1, 3, 5, Tor founy other prisd they Those 9, are each entitled to $8, in may draw. ‘The mbweribers having supertmtended the drawing of the Gxeanp Comsoupatev Lotrery oF DeLawani for the en- conragement of internal improvements ta the (Del. ware, Claso . hereby cerry, aa required by law, the correctness of the pcre mri JOURN we ¥ Wirern OOTTEN. fe A ble, in ‘a without deduction. ANE PARIS FANE. beautiful at; recelved and fi GRO! GALLEN: elo Brosdway, one door below Canal Teen ote ra and at Gre in ‘bow on exhil Ycommisionern Ww oie FRON BaF COTE IN CICTORIOU 4 thene auperior Rafer, which Paved the berks andl 400 worth of notes and other securities at teenth street, Now ‘York, last Saturday night, tion 94 the e HOWR'S ‘Standard Scale Store, 203 Broadway, N. Y. PBcToaRAruA rine: FIRE! FIRE!—R. A. LEWIS ceoumill reopen at his old gallery at 148 Chathamn street, on |GERATORS, cman FRERZE! aaa EDwagD D. “oar ron Corner of Astor piace and Third and Pens testinte don | RBMAOY ON FRIDAY, aa orn, PPLETO! COMPANION HAND BOOK OF TRAVEL, covers 50 centa; Cloth 75 cents. A liberal diseount to news PI iN as £0, Publishers, 445 Broad way. ne Sa CLOTHING at if ANS” at AT aT EVANS at EVANS’ All the manufactured articles of summer wear, such as and Ducks, Linens, Marseilies, Alpacas, Codi, Flanrels, lke, lothing Warebo is Being’ soldat morely nousisal bay “een ‘emensive clothing establishments in thie. city there Im at the end Sxery season. more oF leas a |. This is either kept over for the next ‘feanon or else consigned out of the city, or sent at once to the Suction room and 00d. for what Nw ._inany event he extablichmnest le the nse, and caly one cr lwo, speculators the winners. It has been of this qo. few weeks bef: hs cad of ear senna. raarking ibe ko aa dima ibernselves low cont of manufacture. ‘The closing out aale will continue until the lag oy own ator peed oy TiO, nue the public an unity of provi- ten to aity per coat be. this year on the 27th of J rarment of Bummer Clothing le dis beea engaged, and poned Of, Fxtra salentuen have already aD ae ee ae The bree _ ery variety of goods wile Dee Duck Coats, Tinea Drill Cons, Fiain White Tinen Coats, Balin Jean Coats, ‘ancy Doel euish Linen (oata, Heavy Brown Dit Coats, = Grane Coats, y Linen Conta, Planters’ Linen Marsetlies Conta, Gingham Coats, A Conta, Argentine Cont Drap a’ Eve Coste, Farmers’ Satu Coats, cs Conte Light Tweed Ce pam Drstarm, Bee ends. White Lines Pants. White Dack Pants, (Lew. Baris Cord Panta, n Jean Pants, Faney Dock Panta, Drap dee Pants Hotlonade Marseilles Pauts —— Lineo Paois, Of every vize, ominy and eseription. Linen Coats as low as. 0 White @ ¥ ow nish Linen Dusters ry Ai ‘Conta... Comte... eee Pants... Light Cassimere Baits. ‘is ® at RVANS’ EYTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, 66 ard © Fulton aireet. S!"nesronsn, TEV ERED, VON MOSCTIZISKER, fs faz Wait Known bevorsan Bynoton Ocwust AND AURIS, Author of the “Guide to the Causes Pure of the Dis canes of the Kye and and formerly Surgeon of the Bayancow regiment, and to the |mpenal Bye and Kar Infirmary, Vienna, and inventor of the Kat Vaporia, which restores the. he ast obstinate ‘well as stops the nolses in the head, oe pow ihe benetit Of bie e: ci ela pute of lew York, at the advice of his medical f and cau be conaulted for a shor time at 1 ense of te ppesvore an 1 numerous appoint on cation abould be made, as he can only attend ca fant ber of patients, The great number of testimonials from pr tat ete benefit of Dr. Monch have alreaty been pub- fent ater of Lf —. ail GiNtOk FLACK. klowtn semen. Sromanp aS HARE AND recat, WARERG nome RISTS’ GUIDE 4 WATERING PLAC APPLE geist of interest, will be Acme Price 25 cents. eine bo b OO., 471 Broadway, New York. Sa a arr CAS SRT She 8 | renee macumem, | Titi tent iedo etl teem OOK Av i LOK AR Lepore. BEAUAPOL NUMMER a OOK AT ER. L LOE AL TH! MEDOER—a BEAUTIFL NUMBER pall 20 Eh EE. SS OOK A? TIM UMPGOR.—s BEA L°Sk At R UTIFUL NUMBER 00) 4 —d a Lk At Ta Ubome.—A BRAUTIFUL, NOWBEE pols ee Ls 43 THE CaPGE—\ BEAUTIFUL NUMBER Los AT THE LEDUER-a BAEUMYUL NUMBER this week. a OOK AT THE LEDGER'~a BEAUTIFUL Ni Er, we. UMBER ———— L°e AT THB LEDGEA:~A' SEAUTIFUR NUMBERS this welt, OOK AT THE LEDGER. ~A' BEAUTIFUL MBER L this week. - OOK AT THY LEDGER.—A& DEACTIFUL NUMBER 4 this week. OOK AT TH LEDGER.—A SRAUTIFUL NUMBEB L ‘this week. Lose AT THE LEDGER.—A BEAUTIFUL NUMBER this week. I OOK AT THE LEDGER.—A BEAUTIFUL NUMBES 4 this week. Ls AT THE LEDGER.—A BEAUTIFUL NUMBER this week. OOK AT THE LEDGER.—A BEAUTIFUL NUMBES 4 this week. HE LEDGER IS FILLED WITH CHARMING READ- ing for Summer weather. Now ready. HE LEDGER IS FILLED WITH CHARMING READ ing for Summer weather. Now ready. HE LEDGER 18 FILLED Wire CHARMING READ ing for Summer weather, Now ready. INF LEDGER 18 FILLRD WITH CH Sesemma READ- ing for Summer weather, ———<—<—$— IE LEDGER IS FILLED WITH ceanmina [tng for Summer weather. Now re T. is iE LEDGER IS FILLED WITH Fae saaaaal READ- ing for Summer weather. Now read iE LEDGER IS FILLED WITH CHARMING READ- ing for Summer weather. Now ready. READ. EDGER I8 18 FILLED WITH t Czanmmra READ- eather. Now ™ Te. LEDGER I8 FILLED WITH CHARMING READ ing for summer weather. Now ready. M leg LEDORR I8 FILLED WITH CHARMING READ for summer weather, Now ready. FE LEDGER I8 FILLED WITH CHARMING READ fog for summer weather. Now ready. LEDGER IS FILLED WITH er READ- ing for summer weather. Now read: K LEDGER 18 FILLED WITH CHARMING REAB- ing for summer weather, Nowweady. ME EDGER 18 FILLED WITR CHARMING REAB ing for summer weather. Now ready: ble rman es HE LEDGER 18 FILLED A ised CHARMING READ- ing for summer weather. Now ready. 7 LEDGER IS FILLED Bat CHARMING BEAD- lag for summer weather. Now ready. fbb Lene Haoe-down ot Sila bid Ly peed 18 FILLED bd CHARMING READ- lng for commer weather. How ready. LEDGER 18 FILLED WITH CHARMING READ fog for summer weather. Now ready. LEDGER I8 FILLED £™ a READ Ing for summer weather. » 8s LEDGER 18 FILLED WIP —— READ- for summer weather, Now read) ances, 1 ceca i =n ¢* ving beew manufactured Sepcenaty foe diy ws trade, Ma LEDGER I8 FILLED Pan pd yaaa READ- sunmer ing for summer weather, 1E LEDGER I8 FILLED WITH CRAsREING READ ing for summer weather. Now ready. bog Be LEDGER I8 FILLED WITH _ READ jor summer weather, Now read: FT mien eecer lb non bY lay LEDGER 18 FILAED Rid CHARMING READ- ing for summer weather. Now ready. TEE ——— bi ng LEDGER 18 FILLED WITH CHARMIN EAD- ing for Summer weather. Were doe LEDGER IS FILLED WITH CHARMING for Summer weather. Now ready. = 1s — Ee Te ne READ- bs ns y FIRST PART of, = CONSPIRATOR APPEARS in this Week's LEDGE! FIRST Fant oF oF. al CONSPIRATOR APPEARS this week's LEDG! T™ FIRST PART OF * “ad CONSPIRATOR APPEARS io this week's LEDGER. FIRST raat 4 # ‘al CONSPTRATOR APPEARS to thie week's LE ie FIRST byt A A ad jz —# at CONSPIRATOR APPRARS yg F< rier f cat OF THE CONSPIRATOR APPEARS to this 's LEDOER. aE Lg FIRST PART OF THE CONSPIBATOR APPEARS tm this week's LEDGER. PUSS ree sre Se a teltasteen FIRST PART CONSPIRATOR APPEARS th thle weeks Lou FIRST PART OF THE rr FIRST PART OF THE CONSPIRATOR APPEARS FIRST PART OF THR CONSPIRATOR APPEARS im this week's ER. FIRST P. OF THE CONSPIRA’ APPEARS Tt Gitweek’s Lkbonm. | ONSTIATOR T™2 FIRST PART OF THE CONSPIRATOR APPEARS this week's LEDGER. 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