The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1860, Page 5

ey: HE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S FRAUDS, Tucedey Next, dc. The examination proper has not yet been gone into, and the proceedings were confined to the introduction of fresh charges, which the prosecution say can be sustained swithout the attendance aud examination of Mr. Duvidge, @e President of the Company, who still remains $00 indisposed to attend to prosecute. When the ‘Continued indisposition of Mr. Davidge was made known to the Court, Justice Connolly explainedjhia willingness to xamine bim at his resideuce, but which he found he Could.not do, in consequence of Mr. Davidge being a resi- dent of Astoria, outside the jurisdiction of the court, Mr. Clinton, prosecutor on behalf of the pesple, said he of either counsel, as he said he was determined that noth- dng should be done in the absence of the accused, who was ‘thea ordered into Gourt terol the Gourt: Ho sill cxbibited al tho symipoma of re- ope under the influence of parcotics, aud of) seating himself listiesaly on tw lock around: tus hand continually in this quent proceedings. to bis face, clused his eyes—w in an absent up and jon be remained during the subse- His counsel, to @ remark casually i ‘Quade in reterence to the unfortunate man’s appearance, faid tuat be bud to be supplied with opium in cvi.siderable ation. quantitivs to prevent complete Doyic, couasel for the prisoner, made an applica- tion to admit the y woner W Dail pending the examian- ight be postponed until such time as all concerned would be in a condition of health to attend wo it. He denica the newspaper statement that Hoifman Ahad wealthy friends. He bad beeu sick a long time, and did not ran away, as had been stated, but quietly left the city on a j He em phat wily denied tive oocusion of | ney hrough New Jersey and New nis having resisted the officers on his arrest, aud thought absurd to treat York. him as a fugitive from justice when be was found ia the State of New York. He alluded to the prisoner's habit of opium eating, which utterly united im for aiding ‘Those charged with his defuce, and trusted ne would be admitted to bailand the case postponed, until all parties ‘should be able to attend to it without discomtort. ‘Mr. Cliotop said that it appeared tuat Hollinan changed his name when he left the city. That cust be considered dn connection wi b the prubability of bis being fortacom- fog if admitted to bail. The Justice would have np) doubt of the credibility of officer Masterson, who siate\ the fact of his resistance when arrested, and jorhaps (ue prison er’s coutradictory statement might bo attributed to coptum. The prosecution thought tusy would be able to go on {com day to day with the case, aotwithstauding the illness of Mr. Davic tablish certainly e, and were prepared uow tw 6s- two specific charges against the e*. How many other charges they would prefer Pereatter he would not undertake to unticipate. ‘The com- Ss Su M Boner wes r. Th feit t their duty to prosecute these grave charges, e was there only to prosecute, not to persecute. it would be the duty of the magistrate il at the close of the examination, if the pri ommitted, and why not do so now? If his health was to be even partially restored it must be through the watchful care and kindaess of his mother and sisters. Judge Connolly said he did not yet suiliciently under- stand tbe case to pass intelligently upon the question of Dail, and must decline to do so at present. He did not even kuow what specilic charges were made and to be made. ‘The cxamivation then proceeded. The prosecution presented an affidavit of Samuel G. Ogden, accountant and ema ry forth that at ‘the instance of the officers of tho F want he bad examined the of fic Mail Steamship transfer and other books company, and it appeared that on December 7, 186! ferred to Ward, fifty shares, at the par value of $100, were trana Campbell & Co., by Ludiam ‘Thomas, the Certificates being sigued by President Davidge and’ the iprimoner; thas December ¢, one hundred wers tranalerred y, ame to W. P, Talboy, signi ‘only dred and / on this certideate his initial “H. ;’’ that December 13, two hun- y shares were similarly transferred, avd two new Certi cates issued for $100 shares each, and ove tor fifty shar. , signed by Vice President J. W. Frederic Holtman, Secretary. cases accompanied the atfidavit, They als acted as President pro fem., statin, the company and its conditioa in L were out, and , when the capital was limited to $4,000,000 at Raymond and Toe certificates in all these at in the affidavit of Francis Skiddy, who the organiz. 110 shares m of i ‘was Hotitnan’s duty, us Seci etary, to act a8 traustor clerk, ‘and in all cases to receive and cancel the old certificate ‘Defore granting a ew one. The stock book aud leuger, 8 well us the transfer book, were kept by Hoffman him- sel by by Ogien, were uuwarr: At the (ime Hoffman tic rized Tho! Standing i oD & fictitious basis. the bovxe to bave been at that time delivered up. Abe fol ing effeet:—That on if. ‘The particular trapeactions referred to did not como under defendag@e knowledge at the time, but the books showeu that the issues — as mentioned out the transfers and antho to seli for him, there was really uo stock i» DAME On the books, and thore shares rested No old certiticates appeared from Lodlow Thomas, broker, swore to an alfilavit to 2, 1958, he re- ceived from Hoffman a note, written lat ag oer requesting ‘dim to eel) two hundred shares of Paci Mati Steamship Company, and get tuem off in small lots, soas todo as little harm as possibie. He aoe Co., Ove bun fae ‘the parties, and paid over ‘amount due him apd bis eomuuiics.on. sold fifty shares to Ward Campbell & to W P. Talboys, anil fifty to another . Holtman subsequently assured him that the stoct 4 transferred to bim (Thomas), and relying apoo ‘that ass wranee of the Secretary he signed the transfor to yitman, $17,639 62, the mount for which the sharcs were sold, deducting # smail On December 11, 185%, deponent received another pote from Hré!man, marked ‘private, requesting tim vo rell ed shares if he cowld get $90 for th ‘On the day he received tis note he sold one bundred and forty sliwres to Thomas Lenny & Co., and sixty to Satterly < Co., and tarnixhed Hoffman Of the gaic. After the sale he received a note fr mab On the 1510 of December be paid bim oma, ith a@ statement i aeking for money, and he (Thomas) sent him $1,600. Holfmaa) $4,907 more, avd on the 15th $5,000, and on the 17th $3,676, keeping beck $9,000 of the ebases of stock made for fin AS December 13 and 14 res, relying upou Hoffuan’s viously teenoterred w him. ount due 0 account of pur: ponent transferred these agsurance that tt bad been Since he has been in- formed vy officers of the company, and by examination of the trausfer books, that Hoffman did not at the time ‘have an; ebares Hus transferred. stock gtanding n bis mame, and did not own the Depovent’ himself had at the time 176 shares which he did not sell, and upon which be bas ince received dividends, Mr..Chinton eaid these affidavits traced the whole transact o of the transfers and certificates back, show! ¢ cise! Bice were tm Bodnan' nd writing, and he alone the books. These certificites were each and overy one fraudently issued, and each one was, therefore, a specitic Offence onder the statute. ‘Mr. Doyic—These charges wero for the fret time:pre ented, aud from the manuer in which they bad been iu- troduce’ it was impossipie to understand them distinct He thought there ought to be some time allowed to ine the affidavits before proceedin, to cross-examine. , therefore, again asket that the prisoner he admitted 0 bail pending the examunaticn, aust deny the motion. Counoily said, for te very reason stated, he He could not intelligently Aix tho amount of bail until after a careful examination of the bs tr. Doyle understood only two soptrate transactions ‘were charged. Mr. Ciinton said there wero two transactions, but two three or Separate offences in each. Mr. Doyte maid at all events there wore but two trans- actions. and on a criminal charge an indefinite pumbor of {ndictarcuts could not be tried ai ones, The frat. tion cha huudre. &sares, and the sovond was with tes landred and fifty shares. The offence mitdeatin; with these shares of the company’s stock, oe Bafl the magiatrate must Couside: ‘vuat would tn fixing be the peanity if conviction was had. Mr. Ci uton—But tile cor sovrity. Mr. Doyle said he wished ti the comp ny, and afwr row = was post] poned wnt F iletay cod was the Wrongful sue and transfer try the proseention het seni ¥ would bo from thre wae prepared bo auation w uy roan- ¥t0 gXamne “he hooks of “Ge, ereation th Hate PO THE BY jon Ov THR WERALD. UF fren Sram Ma wuss Orie Sores DY rrr or New Yous, Jaty id, 2 You wilt much, oblign by correcting your report of tho | Tt war not Joho ex/gution of Hicks, on Bedttne’s Istind. there are other offences whieh may 7,0 tts to offer it Bolt O'clock. sto.} &. Hall, 98 etated, but, Major, George T. Tall, of the City teers, ho rendered me '« Department, formerly of the New York Volun- Bor vi008 ta Arfanging the details on Hes Pa td Peferenoe to the dispost- Won of the troop ere was also erroneourk statement in Gne of the | evon re papers, to the effet thardhere was not oir tial Feeling Vetween the fSeral officers and the Metropolitan Police the United States Army, marine rept aad, to the Sheriff Of the county of New ail of whuin rendered me es- fontia! serv ce in th oof ay dnuy. Hoping you will fayor me by Inve Yng tht yours, &c TRALAT RY» lavail myself of thie opportunity to say vhet T receive. prompt and efficient services from the Potic ment and cheerfully return them my eincero thanks gE cordial co-operation; and &ls0 to the oTerrs of * De remain wre Religious Intelligence, ; ‘CITY CHURCHES. The Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of Dow- ning street, will be reopened this morning, et half- | past ten o'clock. A serics of discourses will be com- menced by Rey. Moses Ballou, on Lessons from the Lord’s | Prayer. ‘The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold public worship to-day, at the National Musical Institute, formerly Goldbeck’s Music Hall, No. 785 Broadway, at haif-past ten o'clock in the morning. In the Memorial cherch, Hammond street, corner Wa- verley place, the Rev. €. F. Remington will preach this evening. Services at balf-past ten, four and eight o'clock. In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hail, Astor place, in charge of the Rev. Robert G. Dickson, Diviwe serviee to-day at half-past ten o’clock ia the morn- ing, and half past seven o'clock in the evening. Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hill Baptist charch, Thirty-fifth street, besween Fifth and ‘Sixth avenues, thie morning, at half-past ten o'clock, and fm the evening at erght o'clock. Rev. William Avie Bartlett will preach im tbe Brooklyn ‘Tabernacle, on Fultom avenue, near Hoyt strect, to-day. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1860. Departure of the Kev. Dr. Cheever for Europe. Rev. Dr. George 8. Cheever, the well known antl- Glavery divine, who bes made bimself famous by bis pro- rally, yesterday get eail ‘or Europe in the steamship Adriatic. It has become fash{oaable of late years on the departure of popular preachers or congregations to in- dulge in the extravagance of a steamboat excursion down the bay, for the purpose of seciug their beloved pastors fairly cn their journey, and to exchange the last tokens of tare latest possible moment; and acco xn, s¢ tender the sacred precincts of the Church of the Puritans were nowise behind their predecessors in availing themselves of the opportunity thus preseated of manifesting this symptom of their regard for their de- Parting shepherd. ‘The steamboat May Queen was in waiting at the Ham- mond etreet pier from tap until balf-past eleven o'clock, | and at this hour, with some two bundred ladies, geutle- men and children on board, started for the foot of Canal street, and the neighborhood of the Adriatic. Here an ‘additional number was added to the company already on Services wi commence at half past ten o’ciesk in the morning and quarter te eight o’clock in the evoming. Je St. Aun’s church for deaf mutes, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet rector, Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, services with the voice at half past ten o'clock in the morning and eight o'clock in the evening; im th sign language at three o'clock in the afteruvon. Rov. James assietant minister of St. Joun’s church Brandy wine, Delaware, wilt preach in the eveniag. LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF THE LUTHERAN 8T. PAUL'S CHURCH. ‘The corner stone of the Evangelical Bt Paul’s church was laid on Monday at half.past two , with the usual ceremonies of tha: denomina- tion, at the corner of Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue. The opening was read by Rev, Mr. Seinley, followea by singing by the choir, Rey. A. P. @eisenheior next read the Liturgy. Reading of th priate documents and laying of the corner stoue was theo performed by the Kev. Mr. Snorer, assistant of the pastor of the church, Rev. T. W. Geisenheiner, who is now in Berlin. The address and reading was all in Germaa.. Befure placing the box in the place intended for it, there was deposited asample of all the United States coin, “Luther’s small Catechism,” the “Augsburg Confession,” “Liturgy of the Lutheran Church,” “German Bible,” copies of all the newspapers published by the Lutheran church, a cou- sensed history of the Church, from its foundation in 1841 up to the present time, written on parchment; a copy of the ‘Union Questions Book’? that are used in the Sabbath school, and the “German Hymn Book.’? On the outside of the box was inscribed the words, Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's church, built in 1860. The box having been placed in the corner stone, Rev. Mr. Shock delivered an appropriate address, in Euglish, which was listened to with marked at- tention ; at the close of which, the choir sang 4 bymn and the congregation dispersed. The chureb ts being built on the same site that ths con- gregation have worshipped since the formation of the society ; fluding their old church too smail ‘or the wants of the society, they were compelled to tear it down and buitd larger. A WELL MERITED COMPLIMENT. The title of D. D. bas lately been conferred on the Rev. Anvoine Verren, pastor of the Protestant Episcopa! French church of Du St. Esprit, in this city, by the Hubart Col- lege of the University of Geneva, N. We bad always been under the impression that the doctor had previously been honored with that cistinction, and why uot, we can- ‘not well imagine, when scores of his brethren, not as eligible, have bad over bim. Perhips the doctor thought the title of Bachelor of Diviuity iu the old Geneva of Calvin was honor enough—perhaps he did not ask loud enough for it—possibly uot at all. Hoe has offi- ciated for nearl; irty-three years as pastor of the Freveh eh , during which time he has won for himself huets of friends, and an eminent position as a scholar and divine among the most learned men of our community. INVITATIONS. The Rey. J. B. Hardwick, formerly of Pittsylvania county, Virginia, has the call of the Byrne street of Pet aud will enter upon bis duties in the course of a few weel Rey. Alexander McA. Thorburn, of Albany, has received and accepted @ unanimous call as pastor of the Presbyte- rian church at Malta, Saratoga county, N. Y. ‘The Rev. James Demarest, Jr.,of Hackensack, N. J., has received & unanimous call from the Market street Re- formed Duteb church of New York. INSTALLATIONS. Rev. J. A. Lansing has been installed as pastor of the Retormed Dutch church of Catskill. bs = phe wi late chy Towa, was in- stalled on the of June over the First Congregational church in Falmouth. : DEATHS IN THE MINISTRY. Rev. Joel Erskine Hawes, y 8ou aad only remaining child of Kev, Dr. Hawes, of Hartford, Coun., was very seriously hurt by a kick from his horse ou Friday last The ied on Sunday hi kuew him, being a and purity of el board, and after a tittle delay, the Rev. Doctor himself made bis appearance among thera. ‘This, of course, was the signal of a gencral leave taking; and notwithstanding the injunction, “Short stories aud om New Year'e day. Little souveutra found their way t+ hie pockets; a large silk baudkeschiet, bordered with vink, which some one iwe vessels should be In sight, while « flag, With blue border, was retained on the Mey Queen for a similar purpose there. Kind words, tushed cheek» and spoke the d fwelmge that pervaded the Dearta of all, end for Aftees or twenty minates, he was surrounded by a crowd of anxious friefids from whom it seemed almost impossible to break away. The hour of departing was near at hand, however, aud with a cheer- ful ‘Good bye, Jobn—take good care of the church,’ aaid to some purting friend, Dr. Cheever stepped to the dock and jed on board the Adriatic. here made, and the affair was of a strictly social eharac- ter. The Imes were then cast off, and the May Quees pro- ceeded on her way down the harbor, Among the soepeny 08 board was the Rey. J. W. R. Sloane, pastor of the rined Presbyterian chureb io Twenty third street; Rev. Hiram Matteson, pastor of the Methodist Union chapel, corner of Broadway aad Thirty- ninth street; Rev. James Harper, Presbyterian; Rev. n- drew Stevenson, of the Covenauter charch in Twenty- third street; Rev. C. J. Warren, of the House of Deven Lien in White street, and others, inelading a cousiderable bevy of colored Lay“ of both sexes, prominent among whom was the Rev. Mr. Garnett. The excursion down the bay was of an exceedingly pemet character, aud if the room to move iu comforta- ly was of a minus quautity, it was wot difficult to find compensation iu the suciabilivy of ove's neighbors. On arriving in the lower bay, partly to keep off the qualms of seasickness and partly, no toubdt, to biow off the excess of steam that ulways ‘accumulates iu similar gatherings, an impromptu meeting was gotten up aud Twade the occasion of several characteristic speeches. Among others who thus delivered themeclyes was the Rev. Hiram Matteson. He said that he was « preacher in the Methodist Episco al church, but did not suppore that tbat was a sufficient endorsement of his anti-staveryism. A Vorce—That’s one of your best recommendations. As such, however, he was prepared to bid God speed to Dr. Cheever, and wished that be stuod there to do it as the representative of the entire Methodist Rpiscopal Church of the city of New York. Thousanus would read of the announcement of Dr, Cheever's departure with satisfaction, knowing his mission, an¢ in bis-own little eburch in Union Chapel, especially, @ bearty reaponse was beating in every bosom. Though they din their wor- shipping over @ livery stable, they occupied the same platform as the Church of the Puritaus, aud that plattorm was the Bible, The Methodist hureh, so far wx it had wle- rated slavery or maintained fellowship with slavebolders, had degraded itself, aud departed from the respect once iven tw the samts. He regarded Dr. Cheever as one of fis trusty prophets in the world, aud he aiways waated him to be pear at hand. What might not tarn up during his abseuce? There might be some fugitive slave w be passed on—some John Brown to be hung; and though there were other men who had the heart, if not the abi- lity, to Oli the place of George B Cheever, he trembied in his khoes lest something of this nature should occur while he was absent and unable to render bis cogent aid. There were = class of individuals connected with the church who were preaching the way to neaven with the Chains of slavery clanking all around. Even on Sanday | night the Rev. C. K. Marshall, of Mississippi, a slave. bolder, was announced to preach, aud he could put bis finger on many more who, if uot the owners of were equally a& bat. Autislavery ministers York, on the contrary, were being sudveatet, cramped | and confined. Their efforts were asthmatic in their coa- racter, und it was difficult to make headway tide they encountered. It might be that circumstaaces would deprive him of bis present fleld as a minisier of | | he couid live upon a Grabam diet if necessary tw main- tain his principles. Other tpeakers followed ina similar strain, until the approach of the Adriatic put an cud to this species of en- tertaipment. Then every avuilable piace ou the top aud ices Of the boas was crowded to catch a laut giimapee of the a Poe waved, hymas were suog and burrahs shouted until his form on the wheel house of the Adriatic had dwindled al- most w a mere speck. Nothing of specia interest occurred, however, and the noble ship sped quickly on her ‘s00n lust to sight. The bow of the Mey Queen ‘BESS Was ex! fered thus were fully compensates, btless , ‘action, and by the time the boat reached athe, | | } | { | of water were the gayest of the gay. | Tui De, Cheever’s purpose, we understand, to proceed immediately to London, where be will speud a few weeks apd was thirty one years old at the time of bis decease. The Natchez tas) papers ot the 3d inst., contain the AbLouboement of the’ of the Rev. James Carsou, ou the Lat July, one of the oldest citizens of that place. He ‘was one of the pioneers of Christian civilization in Mis et eee eS aene Guayans love. pRGr, Dr. Damel, 0. Houghton, editor of the American , of Phuadelphia, died ut his residence in |* West Philadelphia, on the 8th inst., at the age of forty- five years, quite ‘unexpectedly, although he bad been con tined to his room for some ‘weeks, by ® painful dis- ease, Which rendered him unable to move about. NEW CHURCHES. a Methodist Spiscopas chi jad? iphia, freien with the character of the reai wetate in the best quarter of the city and the tastes of the po- pulation, On Weenesday, the 27th ult., the Presbyteriav church, just comploted ab Pittsfield, Pu. was dedigated to the worship ot Ged. MISCELLANF VUB. ‘The old Lutheran church at the Trappe, a short distance above Norristown, Pa., built ta 1143, is Pome and a ee Oye 4 An entire new rout has alre pot on, and is is we Rev. Mr. Sill, & Koyer. Ths Rey. De. Mubloabarg ’ a grandson of the fPwiadsF of the church, It expeoted, will preach the openisg sermon after the vation is completed. The Blue Sulphur ginia, has been i » <= cormmitton Tai 3 In Greenbrier county, the establishment of @ Bap- tint college, at $40,000. Rey. T. N. Ralston, 1. D., who recently left the Metho- dist Pplscop’l chureb, and joined Lchuroh, has retursed to the Met charch. His Ap) /beer, demanded {t, he says. The Pollowing statistical tablo sbows the increase of the CG amen and Methodist commupious from 0 1560 — i ¥ > anne. ine 1 7 6546 1,100,380 . The Rev. J. E. Roy has accepted the Secretary of the Western Agevoy of the sionary Association. ‘Tho Rev. Lewis F. Laine has asked and received a dis- Congregational church ia Portiand, New be has been isboring for fourteen years. IN NRW ENGLAND. he can engage him- ago bis , over whom hie had Congregations minister eigeo thh Kettles the town, in it te year 1780, diamiated bir he woald not hold ont moch ‘ouger. Since thea preaching in New Hampshire ard Vermont, 'y, monthiy aud ally engagements. Ho is agroat austrian, making nothing of wwking a half domen mika preach and home again the tame day. Two or toree ag® he hed received invitations to preach on a different towne ina line from home: laces of wo ship were many miles thia did nos disco age bin, He set oat on io the more ing of the anpotnted Sunday, welkod ae © forenoon sermon, wa'ked five the next vown, preached an. afte-noon sermon, snd the walced ou atell five ratles more to the thitd towo aod préecebod bis third sermon. A few weeks geo ho had epgaged to preach in Montpelier, But early jp the moruing his Son come ty town to veil that his father could not prench that aay, satin oofure he bad fallen twelve feet from the top of au apple tree, which he ed to remove some dead timbs. He, hrwerer, pont agaiv, and will give his promised sermon in i Et S¥ete HE & 23 2°, ne ApotT A Leqary —A man named Perry Joho » bung Limeclt in Freedom district, Carroit county, LA ft tie! rosnd his waist, | 5) te Md. He became dissatisfied about a Tistrivution of a legacy betwe or ty had been shea suspends \ ware d 85,000, walen, (t syomed, be wae leo troubled bow fo diyose of. im nt hie y a cheat that Hague. He will also visit the Vaudois 5 ag aad aad then return by way it in | eember. } Balloon Ascenstonat Palace Garden. | Miss Myra Rosella made her second datiova ascension from Palace Garden yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a large number of persons. At four o'clock, the hour advertised, Miss Roselia made her appearance in the Gar- den, and created quite a sensation. She wus dressed in white, with jaunty little straw bat on ber head, and ap- to enjoy the prospect of. her teip to the clouds At @ quarter past four o'clock the Hip We Fo tripe Wit you correct the stétement? Gre did not rews os Dasiness bas not beea de- layed one moment f convequence of the tire. BARON & FRANCE, ate! es ana aes Wen Werbiagion Spet PHar eR, UNDERHILL & . 402, 408, 404, 405 aud 406 West Washi Market, H. B. CLARG, 220 and 221 Woat W: ryt Market. ket. N, COLE & WIL and 179 West Washingtoo Sgarove Srreer Exvounren ix CHARLESTON.— Another of thone fatal | liar to the South occ: | fg aud reepectailty in Ure “commas,” | ‘ nt vate rela- stand: named ving come to & misunderstandi tions, came er accounting to tap Charleston Courier, wit Tollowing circumstances:—Mr. Andrews was on horsebac! lei ne advanced towards Mr. urpose of receiving, a» he thought, aa explanation of the conduct of Andrews, when the latter turned and fired on Browne with a revolver, the ball entering the right knee, Browne returned the fire four ox five times in succession, striking Andrews, as we learn, in the right arm and right thigh. Andrews, afier receiving the several fires of Brawne, dis- mounted and ran away. ‘The horse received one or two slight wounds. Neither of the gentlemen was dangerously wounded, though a poor negro mon, attracted to the «pot by the firing, was shot | Brough the heart and instantly kilied by ong of We pirtol bats. pensity to get into hot water and splash it around gene- | coos Against the | | | | Mi the Gos el, but if so, being constivitionaliy a dyspeptic, | in London he will bend his | J Lavareilo, J Lavaretio, R Wortheminn, Bertha Konia ¥ 8 Froimann, Mayer May Bether Robin, jas Hamilton aod mtg: vm, Mi PMO ‘and Indy, Mia 3 Taylor, Miss ¥ Crandall, M Moors, 4 G Wing, Me Hitiey and lady, Isc Kinns, (ico Craig, WF Hughes, indy ond three children’ Tawe Frogicy, lady and two children; @ Hancoes, © fetermonie, Jebus lady and three 92 to forward cabin; ourrences 80 a Charleston, South Ca- j | ‘The Garthaiat Pand, | RESULTS OF THE FERFOKMANCE aT THE AOADENY OF i MvBrC. | J. G, Bmonerr, Eaq:— Daaz Sor—We beg to submit to you the statement of re- | ceipls and expenses of the porformances given July | Th tt the Academy of Music, fur the benefit of the i. | ribald Fund, with» request to publish the same in . We seize the prevent opportunity w tender to jour heartfelt acknowledgment for the au ' we bave met with et your bands, and cordially w the artists, as well ae all other persons who have us to obtain this satisfactory result at such an tate of the season, With great cena we re- | , dear sir, your obedient servants, E. MUZIO, A. SUaiNi, A. BRAV!. OF RECEIPTS AND BXPENSRS OF THE PERFORMANCES sty 11 AT THR ACADENY OF MUSIC FOR THE ‘DRNEFIT OF THE GAKIBALDI FUND Dr., 1 say yed receipts of operatic ‘at the Academy of Mume July 11, Ut Cr,, To printing and auvertising. And two children: George Nortou, Mise irl’ ork two children, fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his pareots, No. 260 Fullow avenue, this (Sunday) afer- Bon, at two o'clock. * 36m of bie Arx.—On Satay tay, July 24, 8 tho your "th relatives and fr the and tho mom- bers of City Ne Ue O. 5 HO} respect A. invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, | hr : rs eS abies, Mine 8 ‘SJ | 151 Fast Twenty fifth strset ‘this (Sunday) afernovo, at Sawyer, Mary O'Neill, Miss kdmon ts James Morrow, James | four o'clock wiht Ll Dwrtiey, Mr Healey, "aeae Mlddlewoa iid wife, or —in Brooklyn, om Saturday, July 14, amen w, fart, ’ ay ere- NN, F. ear es naar J ae and Fy gg of Benjamin F. Howes, in the 27h y ‘ORVOLK, Av—Steamship Yorktown, Toseph Rick, Mosby The relati id vie mom- Worieon. dM Freeland, AK Meuy, LR Savage, Oliver Lib | bers of forties oof Pig are re Hor i ML FR a ain, moore Hrioley. tu and indy B | spectfully invited to uttond the fimeral, from the’ rest Ri NS Fores, Mion 8 Forbes, Rs tmmerson, lady | dence of her father, Johu 8. Clayton, No. 24 Dear street, Lo tis .N Nortou, Mies M | Brooklyn, on Mon ren, aire tevinnt Was Bad.am, lady and | kdward Holterty, The % RA Lang. | 3 kaesters DD kaha Ce Radeows, @ Ara: afternoon; at Kexcan —On Friday morning, 2a! Gam. a oative of Kings county, irbiah PrRitter, lad - The triends and acquaintances of the family are reapeet- inate sigs Oeemt A rtin | fully invited to attend the funeral to Carvery Cometery, from ts late residence, No. 16E Fast Torah agree iabama—J W 7 . | Street, between First and Second avenues, ope MC RES | atternoon, at two o'clock . 1m Tourette, JM Robenta, TS OrbeBtra... ees. ve eee + Greenwoud, Mra K€ xs ie een: MAneR —On Friday, Joly 13, Wreorram Pane, Manu, Been ereri, wrerézoke - 16 00 wood and JB King, J ¥ ae, Mrs A | son of William J. po ‘Jenaane Maber, aged'$ weet. pn , users aud employes o ane rtauey ud, J RU | | The friends and relatives of the Sammy reapentuie, Us fea rm Uh | mvited to attend the fumeral from shdir residemoe, 1 i | Koventh street, this (Sunday), at tworo'clock in the efter: Batwnce 91,334 10 \ eer Pricey, uly 18, after a abort and ssvere “Whieh has beeu paid over to General Avezzana, to be 2 MMnees Parniex MoOoy, in the 630 car of his mg resattte:! to Garibaldi. Vermont Gorp Dicoros:—Mr. Wor. G. Patience, of this The rajiatives and friends, and toon of bia brottier 10 THE KDITOR: OF THR HERALD. city, has jist returned from vie gold digings in the Wwu —JaWes MeCoy are lly requestet: to attend the be #0 kiud as 80 publwh the following in your of Plywouth, Wiudaor county, Vermont, and has brougut Fheral, thin (Sunday) aflernoonat two o Meck, from bio paper, and oblige, with bim apecimen of the dust collected there. It is | late residenee, 140 Mulberry street. iene oars Sianeli similar iv to Catifornia gold, being in tine | | McGrivs —Very euddeniy, on. Say 18, | Gah Josue AVEZZANA. ons iether s Maer nace Pact | Paria etn nhs an ook Yom oF sw rock rifts rohaed, po owner, | Therictd9oF the family and those! hers, Jobe ARTIS ov THE iTALiAN OPA bv New Yori:— Dt, @ olaste which, be will eit and Torts, and of bie aimter, Men » are these chys of trial, whew our native tand 1s calling Prrarestae” Seat its wonerous sons tonie General Garibaldi in bis | Ancut 180 men are Low at enterprive of national emancipation, have | $20 cach per day. Mr Patience informs us sat he know | Strect and Broadway, without further invitat OR. nok kes sving. such » truly tsbié answar. tw men While he was there, ono rook-ago, take out on | | MoGxoven.—On diay, July 32, afer a 6! people, you mor nidgclage & patr Monday and Tuesday $80 worth. Ihe gurifersas deposits | JORN MoGxevan, a-native of Cootediil, cousty aera, Ire by unit to ft the work of our | exteud for miles over (he country, PAT Yhe chwtms mostly | land, aged 35 years. 9 months aud vays. and wi bes much pitased in worked are ov banks of a! brook where the ‘The friends and relatives of the family are rc spentfulty bim the F< Weed = 7 agua ea ROME, | water caw be vy rouaage’ to wasittte earttyand sand | Invited to attend the funeral, thie (Sunny) aft sun, a8 2 the war a frem the metal, br. Pi Re one o’cloc’ , from bis Inte residence, No. 78 Cont -s mete of our fatterlaud. GEN. JOSEPH AVEZZANA. metal, Mr. Patience with anitBer maw took out without further neste. ty New Yous, July 4, 1860 General Avezzana continues to receive subscriptions | and dovativus fur the same purpose ut No 24 Vedar #trect. thisaho mehnion : La aca gered tna i nator Bei jamin, of Louisiana, 18 sto, at the New | York Hotel. sare Capt. J. W. Meredith, whose naine 8 intimately asso ig South Carolina aug Georgia, is in town, and stopping at the Astor House C. Cahill, H8q., aud G. A Giddiugs, Esq., both of Texas, are stoppihg at the Metropolitan Hote! J. HL. MoVicker, lessee of the Chicago thoatre, and Capt. Minturn, of Californy, are stopping at the La‘arge House. Hon. G. A. Grow, of Pennsylvania; Judge Page, of Scheveetady; Z. Barutm, Esq, Pres can Telegraph Company ,’and Judge » yy of Chicago, were aaovg the arrivals at the St. Nicnolas pearly $5 worth of gold in his first eaeay' of seve hours. It is pronounced by jewellers, Californiamsund over good 8 to be of superior purity. work inj tistied w ith their returns. the metal is simple. and & narrow fume of pli leads from it. let on. the large stones picked out. ciated with themauagement of the Leating railroad lines | against the cleats.—Hartford Times, July 10: Drawings of France, Broadbents & Delaware, Lotteries:— 29, | we | req to'attond his tnerat rnoca, at | Soeatalocts, fhm iim late rentienes, Cornet OC ypeoreed | { | Moorrs —At Woodstock Mills, Fla ,on Tuesdsy, July ‘Several ola Cali@rnians | 3, 0n board of bark Nagarene, Epwrs B., only obiléat cluiins and express themeelves perfectly | Capt. Abner J. and Lydia J. Mooers, aged & years en@ 7 The method used toobtain | Dwnths. | Maine papers please cop; | | A is thrown across the etream A ith ele 5 MeNerry.—On Saturdny, Joly 14, Many Eta cx, tdugh- ik with cleats acrose the bottom + earth is thrown aud water | ter of Patrick and Catharine McNulty, aged 6 yoma,d y stones are carried of and | Mooths and 13 days The gold is found ewught The frieuds of the family are requested to a ttend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half past ow ¢ o'elbck, from west end of Hudson City, N. J.,to Calvary Come- tery. Navixn.—On Friday, July 13, i Brooklyn, Ja\sms Na- rer, of Huntly, Aberdeenthire, Seotland aged 26 years on papers please sopy. —On Friday, Joly 13, Marta Rocmarn, daugh- Samuel and Sophia Ormabee, aged 5 years. e funeral will take plage this (Sunday) aftertioon, at lock, from the residence of E. 1’. Chris he street. The friends of tho Tnwo this ‘the earti and *wal Sussex County, Cass 167. Jovy 14, 1968, 7, 4t, 63, 55, 22, 74, 63, 61, 64, Ly, b, 73, Juuy * Isa, as family are invited to ate Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- more aturda: . Jook <p eo eur a ries.— WOOD, EDDY & 0. Managers of the ure ee aaa rare \iiness rg Fragen wie Chet: Lamplerce, of the Yoval Bugineers, Ghelunt; ST, } “BEAWANE XENTUCRY AxD MioCiy STAPH LOTUENTES. | ow of Capt, feruben Pan's * Walls, Hea-) of Baltimore; Weary Cnemberiain, Mai.» of | 99: 37. 66; 6, 66, 65, Tl, 13, $0, 7, 9, 49, 10, | Notice of the funeral wili Be given in Monday 6 Bg rear Boers Sedigt ee, of Morrvert, ont Gainey, oT oe eee tiesto! 83k’ Jour 14, 1000. |. Pawez—In this city, op Friday, July 18, FreDkarm oa” Eaq., of Ly le RLOppINg at Lhe Charcot a eee eee oo G6, 28, 56, 15, 20, TL. | PENT2, need 67 years, 6 months and 10 days fg 1 ee WOOD, EDBY & CO.’ Wilmiugton, Delaware, ‘The relatives and friends of te family are respecwulig Father Felletti, who took patt {a the abduction of the Urto WOUD, EDDY &Co., St. Louis, missourt. invited to attend his funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at child Mortara, bas beev made Grand Prior of tie Dormi- nican convent of La Mmerva, at Rome, in recompense for his nive months’ imprisonment by Dictator Farin. Interviews between sovereigus aypeas to be the order ofthe day. The Emperor of Austrig ia shortly to idve one with the King of Bavaria, and the Prince Regent with the Emperor of Russia. Brandreth Pills Those who use them have a clesracss of complexion nattain- Able by other means, besides being less liable to bet: g adected by the ordinary ‘Sennen, of ee M. Ernest Renan, t!\ profound Orientalist and biblical ' Hor scholar, bas been a»pomted wo & mesion in syria, baving for object to seek the ancient fouydations of Tyre and Sidon. The statement that Madane Jessie White Mario avd ber husband were on board the steamer which was taken by the Neapolitan cruisers is bappiiy incorrect. They were on board the other vessel, commanded by Culouel Medici, which arrived safely at Palermo, The Rev. Charles Kingsley is ted Professor of Modern History in the University of Cambridge. Mario has accepted an engagement froin M. Caizado, for the Theatre Italien, Paris. ie is to have 90,000f. for the season. An old farmer named Jean Panis has just died at la Loubiére, in the commune of Réquista (Aveyron), aged pea y The Manchester Guardian of the 27th sa vorres- pondent sends us the following:—Cardinal Wiseman ex: in wl two o'clock, at Zion’s churol, Madison avenue, oornee of Thirty wighth street. | Powxes.—In Jersey City, on Saturday, July 14, Ar w8ze H., son of Heury P. and’ Ceorgiana L. Powern, rgd 3 ears, 6 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reape: stfulty invited to attend the funeral, ou Monday aftern oom, at | three o'clock from the residence of his paron's, 277 Grove street, Jersey City, without farther invitut|/on RyEnsox.—In this city, on Saturday, July 14, Jan A. Rrknson, son of George V. aud Jane Ryerson, ag ed, 7 years and 9 months. ] ‘The frien¢s of the family are requested to #ttend the MAKE THE BLOOD PURE. das Wek, THE CONSUMPTIVE, r some daya use find renewed | every organ. HE'R WORTH SHOU: D KR KNOWN. Sold at 244 Canal a reet and No 4 Union square. PRICK 25 CENTS PER BOX, with full directions, Where also ALCOCK 5 PLASTERS are soid. Ask for- funeral, at the residence of hie parents, No». 134 Engh BRANDRETI’S PILLS. Twenty-seventh street, on Monday afternoo! i, wt two AND BE PUT OFF o'clock. Wheeler & WI so! Offer 605 Broad) White, the Hatter, Ahead—New Shapes do! cach. Broadway. Six Fine Shirts for $8. WITH NO OTHER. Rawrren.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, July 13 , of disease of the beart, Mancaker Ramwrex, wife of Francis Ramp- pen, in the 624 year of her age. The friends and acquaintances of the family tare respect. fully invited to attend the faneral, on Mond#y” afternoon, at one o'clock. from her ime residence, 189 € ourt sircet, near Dean, Brooklyn. Surra —in Brooklyn, -w Friday, July 13, E owiw ©. F. only son of F.C. and Lary J. Sinith, aged 2 years, 6 months and 1 day, The relatives and friends of the family, a ad also those of his grandfather, areinvited to attend thy» funeral, this Rtraw Hats, 10,000 do. from auction, One MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway. % ‘Sun fay) afternoon, at half past three o’clor/jk, at the reed. ired this morning at half-past four o'clock. Wegive tie | Steimwey & Sons’ @an y h 00k. Kestement with reserve, a up tothe hour of to | _Overstruug Grand and Square Pianos are warranted for five | ene of his grandinther, John S. Pearson,‘ 86 Jay street, no confirmation of its accuracy had react us | years Warerooms 82 end 84 Walker sireet. Brooklyn, without further notice. From the usual sources of information. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. ote 'N Obrystie. a we MPU cde hady. aos Pe = | A eal Warne rm ieroe, isa Knapp, Beach Vanderprel, lady and son; 0G Landon, WM Allen. lady and two daugbtere; Gen CL W'ison and lady, 87 Taslor and nivce, Alex Plath, lady aud se 'W Sandford and lady, RT andrews sod indy. D Vt child, UC Burnap, Clotor fishop. Lewis | © Fone, indy xpd child, A Riebard and iasy. servant, Regina Geratie, Rosa weratie, J Rd Jebert, KE schmal, Veopold Krawer, M Surklaner, Forster, H Becta, Cloihiide ‘and Pa , Miss d het, Mina C Pu S-Weill, it Weill, Philly Harsh zual, Mrs son Mire Bory coller, Max Levy, Rousse’ 13 Privthom ‘A kioth, All Akar, J Grang'tte, Henry toes OW Mevane, E P Kelly, 8 Gerson, 8S Lavy Pan Almuras, Mre K Porte, Lape me, Einstein, & Humbert, JC Heenan, J McDonald, Ja Mrs F Ponders. A Fairmann and lady, J hip James Adger—fae De Voux M ir, Mins Sutton, Mina Dorow. Mins Mek night, Ravenel, Misa EL. Spear, Mins LAS Writer Mus Molitor M Bustinsians GW Wik Miss Kelton. JH Kelton, 8 Nickerson lady and child; Mra © M nO H Kelton and Pat b Gibbon and lady, WK Ryan. & M Mctenghiin, 5 H MeKin bon, J Ht Caswell, JW OW Rmerson Geo Hicks, Ino yer, J Brady, lady and friend. Misa Collias Mrs is K ward's Ni 8ON's BREWING MACHIN! WARKANTED SUPERIOR Brooklyn Photographs.—Williamson's Minatures, Cabinets, Imperial (249) Fulton street. Smithsonta, Sovper.—On Friday afternoon, July 13, Axx, wife of Thorn B. Souder, aged 36 years. 1 movth 6 nd 91 days. The relatives and friends of the farnily are reapecttully. invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunda/y) afternoon, at two o'clock, at the house of her father-W law, 98 Heater Btreet. SUTIER.—On Friday, July 13, at his :repidence in West Hobeken, New Jersey, Ciaasrtay Stn a, a bativo of Ba: varia, Germany, in the year of hie age. Wauner.—Ou Saturdaf, July 14, A.C, Waaynn, 4 years of age. The relatives and friends are req: seated to attend the funeral, from bis late resistenee, Nort) Seco street, be- for Wheeler & Wt ‘These Needies are made by best double retined Kngliak east steel, apd.of the TO ALL OTHERS. J. FRED. MILWARD, 31 Warren street, N.Y. and Life Size. Two forty-nine Howe, Broadway, corner pian of{Houston street, conducted ov the European SE MEAD. | tween Sixth and Soventh streets, Williamsburg,’ this Rerrt ‘. Pa ‘ad a renee Fire Cee) ons paleo ead ou ie uw pt bryigs rw Baten, 2 cong gz St. Lou! eth Carotion paper please oony MISCELLANEOUS. Nn noe ort bf Sult's onomeny, Salt rer Bourbon wolog. V6i, 308 B11 and A Grover i ie the best friend of the family. Ofice 6 Broadway, lew York, and 183 Fulton street, Brooklyn soft and delicate Ectograph, Glass Shades, for Covering Clocks, Vases, baskets of flowers, Ac. eee ent { LWAYS SOMETHING NAW. HGKMAN & CO, OM Prof. Wood's Kestoracive Cordtal and Hiood Renovator, _ Nos 161, Brondway, N.Y. | Zor ine ure of genorul debaiey or weaknras ariaig from caune; pala, mervorianess. night sweats, inciplenty & Baker Notscless Sewing Ma- | St" 7 complaints, billurness, low of mppetite, | All stages, also prevent the contraction: Of diseane, is crrinly tar beat ant most ble cordial, tonic and renovatwoa\er awifered to (pe niticted. and. go cherni-¢ Oliver B. Goldsmith's New Writing Aca- | Cally combined nto be the most powerful tonle. ever known demy, 928 Broadway, corner of Tweniy-frst street. Private | to.tnedies! sclenoe | Reader. try it) it will to you good. We Se have po hesitation In reermmendinig i aiare we know itt be ov: stale glean and suze remedy iby “ise ea rrer ated. The Parlor Gallozy of Photegraphe, 186 | drvavitn Oe Pert: Mt Br pudway, and ocd by-all goed Atlantic street, Brooklyn. | See the beautiful Ivorytype abd the eer A UCTION BALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSENOMM PUT t nitare, (n Mor day, at the private resivence No. 48 We at Siateevih street, begween Fifth aul Sixth avenaes..co sath ag of seven octave Piatoforte, rose'wood Drawing Roou Sits @! ar oiel Mirrora, velvet Car 5.9, PARDRSGHS, 92 Platt street, N. ¥. Furntere, Oak | Whaing oven Farnese. "? ns a Te - wi mats furtber particulars eee auc og olama. ireh '. jusive an Ent a novelty, Partings unstainable. So turning up behind. T JONES’, 10 AND 12 AUN BTREKT— Broadway, next A. T. Stewart & Go's ie AN tities and Gaiters, ab So nd Proper Care of the Ladies” D. WHOLRRAL' GhAS, VERY OHFAP @ ASH Growth buyers are invited © easaine. Bargains caarantee fair_—Adviee for ta a CHRMKIn IT Breume 35 Saks: - preventing janieg gray by GRAND UO. CHEBKS, 17 Browde a RYAN?'S UURIVALLED. STOMACH "TTBRA. B ‘The Pures: Vegetable Ton 9 Gertats oure for dy 3 iwo ‘Mina F Ryn, Mev Charien Mise Oak Ls of appetite and reneraiid suilty. | logy Mor NC Beet ee Smith New as Wakiran, Mrs eo ____ Depot No, 8 South Whilinan stra | Seen “2 5 Ee at ee ae TLLTARD PAL ACK.FIPTEEN BASSFORD, TR 0s, PA Fee ee Sree es hectares Di; Wusman, Urs Derto | Bey nce, tmnpcovomeots, scrpensiog 6il, ot Pi cievt, Court sad Rogieen, Brooklyn, playing sad rene fand chiid, Misa Davia, three children acd soreaut, Mise Per | 9s © eee | eae BASSPORD'S stas dare Diarda, 109 Putlon abd 0° Ana. cy, Mies A Reid, T Saunders, J LE blaislell an nau eye ~ wy Foe epeedand true angles. _ | gad lady, Ma Kadraundston, J Ktmandaion Misses aul F | dy. They, raise the pulee, invigorate the di Mice $80, © te. HAMMERS ATTACHED. fe ‘simon, © = I, nga the liver, d ; = Koa. d Seman A Facper, SF ariel: rover tod twa chit’ | sutriave quaitica ike bio ee (UUM HASIRED AS REDRESRNTE! J and JC Smith avd lady, Mise A Robins “an, Py rin WER LY AMO! rs. Pcie ey ec GTR Sam te AGENTS WAN HED—Liveral diab ps aliny Few MeClealion, J ta Fite, T.2 Nesunit, Chis Greng | Dr. Marsh Cont sto Apply his Radi- dice, 4 ROADWAY ; yh cal Cure Truss wiuh success in effect t euros of +r —— Japon mpeg rac? | hernia. or rupture. ARS & 00. VIGORATE THB SYSTRM -TWOTIM ps oF OUR Joy mee Sock Woirut, JB Pork, No. 2 Veney siroet, N. ¥. ‘ennea pr cand from deranramenia of Uy wtomach and irby, tady “nid chill; Mee Gleason, Mew fmomense aroorns Of discomfort, both in bo el OR Be Bess Pac hecek | pmatebetewe Wigs co Seapess here we- | Eurswrag Snare cee vege sient ot y % 0 8 HL ; ; parfect © te 2068 0 a 0 ty4 Gite) man, Re aingham, "F ¥ Pehara, rg Binnd no tusulue up bebind; no shriaking. No. 18 Bad sure Tamach, went thoyaniated rage gg itreneih tothe Nid Rogers, Jobu Massa, Prov Poltz, 8 4 Swain Pormias ler Pata paco—Jno W Lane, Mrs Liscom), | pee chit Maw Littieyobs, Jas Boyd aud wire, aoe vee, Samuel Moptine, George N Page, 98 Urowiey Bart © Ti—ferk Arronant—Mre Chisho on and ee Nettie. wie 8 tid Sovert George—Messrs Natty, Ambrose Ba Lina me Hon Joho TRE AND jo A and ‘and child: w that regulariy of nebon in ali de organs W Jch'constitute per ‘ fect hen) th and.tend to secure a loug and Garden Ineects, Water Bugs, Roaches medict, . Jnless life, there ie sae areca ee Tee on cencgne lane Men, | igri ake etumach GARRY oufPar mene ul a LY wo . ppe A vines ahonld pot be wit this exterminator, Prinsipe the res cap te anppoge thr be has bot ee Axwirr—Pansona.—at strong Place Baptist churd., Brovkiyn,on Thursday, July 12, by the ANDREWS. "Ania w Aabera, olde William M. Pars ns. 612 Broadway. Sold by all draggiate. *) are wuaect, S08 -vellon ee hames 9 Wii eetee othe vestirarm {als sore woo have been resuued (rom oJ pring and danger of |e dispensary had {cinta every whara. Marrica. Rey. Dr. Weir in, I", daughter of Fiery, it the ag. WINSLOW ¥8. CRYTH@ CATLDREN. PiKnck—At Mobile, on Thureday, July 6, Bree, three 4 Hiab Jonpas—| at J le; Rev ir steever noliady "ev A Bead | reata-nce of the vride, tres by the Rev. Mr. Manucy , and aule Rastecenaaering’ broken of your rer | wy a sels | and indy, ‘M Mead and la'y, Miss T Magnumoeen, Rey aiurwerde by the Rev. Me: Mamicy, Jatnp Hess onan, varus? @ excruciating pily of cuitiyt Bynes D Phelps Mog Macy Pholpe doa f ,%? city t0 igs Many Fufgxon Pummor., niece 15.00, goo cma nnd ern, Ti dard ant lad: aie ont nay tolls. der, all of the former place WOTILE OF MAS. EAD OWS soorntya UP. sterner a land servant, Me wed Mire | Rigew—Dowbicas—At Chic 304 Sunday Jar so 24, at°} _Tewill reliews.be poce ue “Sumerer lmmediat Phi Lo A Geo. > hy A ‘and kre Leariu Haat, | St. James’ church, by the Rt. Rev, James , Winstaw | SPOR TPARE 1a 40.9 ae tan Jarvis, € During nod son UC Dodge, Dh | W, Ranam to Mise Anak. DowDicay, doth of New York here are eae y STARR ABOUT % gr lady and ton, Mr Lequihon, ow | Mai men—At Amaterdal abd, OF Tuesday, | will wot tell yom 9 Lanen tt cane ee eee eee Anno ieay, pale apr i Se. | fees i aie York, Vy Hawnurrad.| rest toihe motbyr ant rela nt 2a he s "i en, Of Ametera 8G LIKE ;, { re Men 8B Wyckod, Mine MA | Mie ane—touipeow.—On Saturday, Tuty} 14, at sous | Miepert dosp onl oN casement!” ino ste, and | Cougregatioual eburch, Brooklyn, by ea Rev. R Clark, red eb gti eno ghey of the olde Now eet female phys 5 Ms and Wreket. ins ° Herrimen, Mise Day, De Kin: ei os we peter a fekg Frauke Havel, O er, Indy, Amanda Cnawas U. Sevens, of Soltuate, N © Ansa Romso, ; { indy ctl aad ® Lae | of Broolsly, 1 I te oat “7 OMtep 13 Coane sve ewe” Uersuee 3 Pringles 8 Duncan, { Wirth, = —_—_ ere : | wife, woven ew lure abd purses Me vindy.two |" Kwrm—On Toemday, July BO, dbo w ipo of © DH | "and waa ‘Te Maes Marvin, parvo, of use clipper ailp Mitory” ie Of Captata Jaseme R TERR ATG uenne a | Fedeen, bier oN mk tie Minin caly Wwely votante artiete' Ot & MTB oven. Trey Ps “0 ytyk SF serminate bodbugs, Cro: | iy P lonen 0 Ayourws —In Brooklyn. BE. ~ hy and mice. Bal Wo Mine tt pai'csemes, wren creo Punk's” Trine Sept Top Broad aye SAAMI, S eee ert Ace My Lal dauglter of the tate Ab Yy > Pansne GOING 70 tap . on, falvh, dry Dr Lanyen, Mr Lull Rarward ler ond tety, Chex - tei mi relatives and fr.eads ot fay uvhet wee T° wiiaget atarme ig COUNTR | Mo a iy OU either Br “hor Ue funeral, "2% NAY IAP ¢ raptencs, 3a. 6 Washing. | 232, ft hone ‘ort ees Pitesti a eo lt ed, per Sc omer a Mnaig whermen' | eM TMM Scie et wife Alan dea ged fare, Mes Botewsil se Tei wiih, “Beror —On iardap, 2-nty 145 JawnsBemor, in the 294 CRAY Sav, have the ; pian gall et the above aE Oe ee Ae core nado, | Pear o” higage, y "JORsACLY On and et Sand Meech enienaive sssorunens | Wt oxy » Jobe Ve i we Whinpla, We)” The frieuds acd relay oe ary reapootfally invited to =< SS" ory lowent prices. 2 ea a a Pei Me Veneto, DEO — attend bis fome*al, at tate residence, 202 Mpring street TO USE @. STRINFIE: Me Dore a ‘ad me, A et ‘sy 1, Hy J Mre Bua a casters Pos } oy vs duly 13, ‘ook lyn 5 | Hedi Sati sont Riedie Fs Na pe gt = rt, + Mena, Me ‘antua emp, Mh oe | Ber friends and (hogs of hor husband, sre reepecttally i nm oO EY | Eat ats em arte fone Tee. alpen tay, ano Hasna NS, Root PE a => Flogn, F iia’ Valies, W Hilones, lady, (aree clubired apd | Dr 1 Thaw Heard, Boston: J i Waring ond lady, PCa | fomRTe Hoarheus, Ths Apres 4 i, Laie de Jd Tm, J “Le valle, Geo, Milla, vata fined pars le aaea, JW Matter. vorte and eon, F G Feaner, Me | dar «. Waiker, GS Thomas, Child and servant, D Palag nud wite, | ton M @, Mies HL Pale, 0 3 aid, Mere Newel! Sul fen, Geo Merrill, A Gent CB Laney, T Weil, Misa 3 Thirron, TR Hunter. four ehildren and anew, WOM Mal ¢ iivean C8 Y Reo ney. WA op. 1. ¥ Lock, dneque Schies, TH Conektie, + “bonita Cardy, W Thompson, Thomat Ryaw Tor y Sib. if Srevmablo Patnburg—A Cari, P. MOMM on, Boler Espuitor, Mex Mullet, A Roteman, Joae WV Ferro. say invit'd to Atiend the funoral, this Hiakee font o'clock a0 Paes ‘nves = fer gh Lor Tato resieede at I claimed and Renee) Saturday mornies they are they are repre i GRUEDY of the lato Peter Potty. SaPeTNPLRUD, 8) to Nam: funeral, 1 mm the ree?tance of bh free? 4 of the foatily ore livited to attend hor by. trrosber-th law, Joba the Uited Siates, and by draggiste, ony. ae 07 Henry street, New York, os Sed =ativerskial, N. Y.,on Feiday morning, Juiy 629 BROS DWAy, 5 WS, of cholera infantum, Winx Pern, infaot son of pro ey YORK pew’ .¢. and Georgiana F. Fal’, aged 4 montng ana 13 | THE AB Qo rypyy) LES PUBLICO. SEWING MACHINE; {iis remains wore interred at Peekskill, THEY aw mpRoven Grenpy.— la Brooklyn, on Friday, July 19, Jom R SUUTILE MACHINES. son of John apd Anuie & Grandy, tgod 4 years, 11 entanetucunra ba monthe ane 13 days. OP 4 for sale, wt wholeanle and retail, at prides unsnrpessed for fi ‘The relatives an’ f of the femily, thom of his andiather, Joli vnd the members of Broog. D Division No Wy Sew oF Tympernmee, arg rospogh: ‘s YF -clegartiy (rished Machines, and neermpanied v! hn 1 sect and fui gruran wee of their eff det apted. Gow F oy aden. al sous PRY RS oon tee