The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1860, Page 5

ee oe * ‘Cutting down the poles of tbe Telegraph Company in front of his premiee, the Superior Court of this State has dis- ~maimved the petition with costs, on te ground that the Company never « btaived the defeudant’s permission to lo- ‘Cate their poles in that part of the bighway belonging to ‘Gim, ana were consequently trespassers. Sr. Josern, Mo., July 21, 1860. ‘The Pike's Peak Express Company’s coach reached bere Last evening with the following summary of uews -— Dayvur Cry, July 15, 1800. ‘This city was visited yesterday by a wevere thunder @torm. For one hour the rain fell in a perfect sheet, ac ‘Companied with hail; the streets were tlouded with water ‘Qnd quite « large amount of goods stored in cellars was damaged by the cellars being flooded. So dense was the ‘faliing rain that persons covld not see across the streets. ‘The metropolitan billiard saloon was struck by lightning, ‘@battering one coruer of the building and stunning seve- ‘wal persons, but seriously injuring none. We have enjoyed tine showers every afternoon for a sqeek, much to the joy of our gardeners. A large building, with a brick front, in process of erec- tion on Blake street, fell in during the storm, owing to “the walls being undermined by the flood. A shovting affray vccurred in West Denver, at Cibola ‘Ball, yesterday afeerpoon. A man by the name of Marri- @on abot a mulatto named Stark, for applying to bim in- Guiting epithets. Stark's wounds are not fatal. Harri- -Gou's coarse in shooting Stark ts generally justified. The advance divition of the United States troops from ‘Camp Floyd, on their way to Arizona, ander command of Col, Murrison, passed through here this morning. The fear di, is\ou is expected to morrow. ll are ig excellen Death. ‘There are reported gold discoveries of marvellous rich ness from the west slope of the Rooge, one hundred miles from the California gu'cb. Lumps are said to have been found of the size of a hen’s egg. The report needs confir- omnation. ‘There is considerable excitement existing here in regard $0 the United States mail for thie place. The letting is Considered w be the game as a failure, and a meeting is -ealled to adopt meusures for relief. The letting to Brace & Co. is considered w dodge of the Express Company to ‘retain the mail im their hands, bat whether the conjec- ture is true remains to be seen. At an auction eile yesterday of Denver City lots and {ota in Parkinson's addition, prices ranged from threo to fifty dollars per lot. All oat lots sold nigh. Business is dull. Mouey is tighter, if possible, than sever before. ‘There is no news of interest from the Arkansas, Blue, ‘Torryall or Gregory mines. Accident to the Overland Mail Coach. Vas Burky, Ark., Jnly 21, 1860. Intelligence has reached bere this evening that the “Overland Mati coach, coming east from California, met ‘with a serious accident at the mouutain pass of the ‘doctaw nation. The team ran away, killing one person, -periously injuring several otbers, and completely wreck. Ang the couch. The mail, in consequence of the acci- Gent, will be delayed some thirty hours beyond tts usual “time. Movements of Mr. Dougias. Saratooa, July 21, 1860. Hon. S. A. Dougias arrived bere at two o'clock this vafterncon. Ho was received at the depot by ‘Marge number of his friends, who, with a band of “mausic, accompanied bim tw the United States Hotel, ‘where he made a few remarks. Ons hundred guns were “Bred. Woegine Ratification Meeting at Ful- ton, N. ¥. Freurox, July 21, 1860. ‘The people rallied en masse in this place last night to Patify the nomivations of Wouglas and Johnson. Three mmense meetings were beld at the same time, which swere addressed by Hon. Edward Marshall, of Keutuc«y; ‘Hou. Sanford £& Church, and Hon Francis B Spinola. ‘The greatest eutbusiasm prevailed. After’ the meeting ‘the Dougias clubs bad e good torch light procession. At least five thousand people attended the meeting. Bell and Everett Meeting at Cincinnati. Cincivsati, July 21, 1860. Notwithstanding a beavy rain storm, the Beli and Everett meoving last night was large and very enthusias ‘tic. Speeches were made oy Hon. Lewis D. Campbell, Boa. J. Scott Harrison, Hon. J. H. Thompson, Oscar ‘Moore, John W. Finoeli, and others. A resolution was ‘@dopted for holding a State Couventim at Chillicothe on ‘the 26th of August, for the purpose of nominating a State ticket. Mepebitcan Ratificadon Meeting at Vin- cemnes, Ind. Vevoxawes, Ind., July 21, 1860. From six to ten thousaud people assembled here to- day§ totbear Hon. Cassius M. Clay, of Kentucky, speak. ‘The moriiog was the largest political gathering ever held in this section of the State. Extra trains were run over the railroads, and, the greatest enthusiasm was manifested. One delegation was beaded by eight yoke of oxen, drawing « platform, upon which wore a nw nbver of men eplitting rails. Speeches were made by Judge ‘Kitchell ana Nathaniel Usher. 6 &mson Burlingame's Reception at I lome. Bostow, July 21. 1860. A public reception was given to Hon. Anso’, Burlin- game, by his constituents in Cambridge, last © voning, at ‘which speeches were made by Mr. Burlingame , Governog Banks and Hon. John Sargeant. There we 5 « iarge at- Gendance Pelittcal Mass Mcetings St. Louts. ‘Sr. Love, 7 aly 21, 1860. The democracy are holding an immevs 5 mass meeting @t their ceadquarters to night, to rat ify their nowina- tious for Congress, the Legislature and county officers. Mr Hassaronck, of Cincinnati, and Judge Trumbull, of Tilinois, are addressing & republics .» mecting at Lucas Market to-night. Mr. Blair has spoken to his con® jquenta every evening this week. He seems to have ea ergetically opened the (CAD VARS The Schemectady De! nucratic Coanty Convew sion. So mmmotapr, July 21, 1360. ‘The National Democratic C vunty Convention met to day at the Eagle Hotel. It was ! argely attended. The nomi. Bation of Breckinridge we s ratified with great entha- Gisam. Jammer Woodruf was elected delegate, aud & F. Loveridge, editor of ¥ oe Datly News, alteruate, to the Byracure State Conven! jon, to be beld August 7. The Douglas men tried in % gin to get tu under bogus ward Cert ifeater. New Jersey D emocratic Primary Elec- tons. Newark, Joly 21, 1860. ‘The democratio primary meetings for the appointment Of dole gates WP 6 Electoral Convention, to be held oo ‘Wedneoduy vex! , wan held Inst evening. Groat eathusi- fem was cian ted in Doth wings. In two wards te friends of fev giae bolted, and will send rival delegates. ‘Thore friewdl y wo anion are believed to be largely in the majority. 1 pe state Convention is expected to be one of ‘the most +7 citing ever held in New Jersey. ‘The ele otjon resulted in forty-nine delegates on the Union el ctora! ticket being chosen to eleven straightout Douglas delegates. The Douglas met are dissatisded with the re suit, and qiil choose a full set of contesting dele- ater Death ofa Railroad Torano, July 2, 1860. A. M. Baker, General Law Agent for the Michigan Bouthern ant Northern Indiana Railroad, died at Adrian this morning, from an attack of hemorrhage of the lungs. Fire and Loss of Life at Lawrence, Mase Lawnryer, July 21, 1860. A large wooden building owned by Mr. Hazicton, in convection with the Harerhil! Loan Fund Association, fand occupied by Several Irish families, was nearly de Btroyed by fire this morning, A woman and cbild were burned to death, and two firemen baily injured vy the falling of a l. . Three Persons Drowned im Boston Harbor. Bowrox, July 21, 1960. A pleasure boat, containing eleven persons, was run into by a schooner last night in the harbor, drowning tro young women, aged 16. and 17 years, and a young man— ll irish. Names not yet ascertained, —— Drowned Wattle Bathing, _ Hienmas, Mo , July 21, 1860, John "Bensing was drowue! while batbieg hero tast evening Bosro, July 21, 1860. Alletter to the Boston Trawlier, dated June 21, an- ounces that Zabjob, the last stronghold of the Christiaus at Lebavon, had been captured und burned, and that the Christians were flying in all directions, It was rumored that Sidon had also been destroyed, and twenty-five hup- dre’ Christians massacred. The defence of Zabich was heroic, ee Arrival of the Zouaves at Boston. Boston, July 21, 1960. ‘The Zouaves arrived at about seven o'clock, und were received by the First company of the Second battalion. Owing to the rain this afternoon, the drill of the Zouares was postponed until! Monday morning, when it will take place op the Common. They are the guests of the Second Batta'ton, and occupy the armory of the battalion as their beadquarters, Invitations are pouring in for the Zouaves to visit Salem, Portland and other places further East, but it is understood they will take their departure from. bere on Monday, and make Philadelphia their next stop- ping place, The Steamer Pennsyivania. Noxyoux, July 21, 1860. the steamer Pennsylvania is sunk in four fathoms of water. The total loss is $40,000, upon which tuere is no insurance. The engine may possibly be saved. Four boxes of goods have been recovered. Fires in the Pine Forests of New Jersey. Pucaperruia, July 21, 1860. For ten days past serious fires have been raging in the Pine forests of New Jersey, on the line of the Camden and Atlantic road, between Weymouth and Egg Harbor. Many tquare miles of timber sre burned, with several dwellings. Four fires are now burning. The most serious The Milwaukee and Mississippi Ratiroad. Mi.wavkar, July 21, 1460. Ata meeting of the Commou Council of this city this afternoon it was upanimously resolved to oppose the scheme to capitalize the indebtedness of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad, unless the city is put on an equal footing with the other creditors for the full amouut of the city bonds issued for the benefit of said road, joody Island, Mo, ‘Sr. Lovrs, July 21, 1860. A duel was fought on Bloody Island, opposite this city, to-day, between Emmett McDonald and Sylvan Carton. After two shote with rifles, at a distance of one hundred ano fifty feet, some compromise was effected, Neither party was wjured. Effects of the Heat at St. Louts. Sr. Loci, July 21, 1860. There were thirteen fatal cases of sun stroke here yes- terday, including Veter Gallagher, a notorious prize fighter. Duel at Weather Report. Sr. Jonys, N. F., July 21. 1860. Weather, a great rain storm. Thermometer 66 deg. At Cape Race, weather calm, and a thick tog. ‘The James Adger at Charicston. Ciaxixston, July 21, 1860. The steamship James Adger arrived here at bail-past pine o'clock this morning. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK . Stocks dull; Pennsylvania State 5's, 943; : road, 2134; Morris Canal, 5535; Long poet tn allroad, 803° Sight exchange ou New York at par. New Onieaa, July 20, 1860 Cotton quiet: sales 750 bales, market closiug with an improved demand, at 10c. for middling. Sales of che week 2, baies. Receipts of the week 1,200 balex, sxainst 1,600 bales last vear. Exports of the week 2.000 bales, Receipts at this port ahead of inst year, 466 000 bales; do. at ail Southern ‘8, 797 600 bales; ir’ decliaing and ‘Quiet at £20 64 for mess. and 13 $0. « 8. ip kegs 2%c ; fue leat, Tige. « Bo. ules of the week, 5,500 wiock iu port 4,800 bags, against 23 000 last year ‘uuaitered Barnioux, July 21, 1860. Flour dull and heavy: no sales = Wuest firm at $1 20a $125 for red, and $230.91 6 for white, Oorn duil; yellow, 6c @ 64c.; mined, @Bc; white, We aT2o. Pro- Visions firm—Mees pork $20; rump, $1460 Whiskey quiet at 20360. a 2le. Pmtapeema, July 21, 1960 Flour quiet. Wheat: sales of white at $1 34 4$1 40, and red at $1 25 $1 97; corn OF ; lard idc.; whiskey unchanged. ‘21, 1860. i Islaod ‘Rstlroad’ 134; i i i of Iiipeis a. 520. Osher graius nommal. Whiskey uo- minal at 193¢0. Caual freights—Boats scarce aud rates tem. Lake imports—600 bbis. flour, 14,000 bushels wheat, 88000 bushels corn, 3.000 bushets on, bushels rye. Experts—700 bbis. four, 81,000 bushels wheat, 40,000 bushels corn anu 8,000 bushels oats. Yachting Intelligence, The yacht Manersing,«wued by Messrs, Campbell ead Ruyter, arrived st Greenport, L. 1., on the 20th inst., and eniied for New York yesterday. ‘The yacht Rebecca also arrived at Greenport, L. L., on the ist, on # cruise. The steam yacht Banshee, just completed at the estab Vshment of Mr. O. R. Ingersoll, started on her trial trip Friday afternoon. The Banshee is a screw steamer of sbout twenty tons, with double engines, schooser rigged. She iveraged two hundred and tweive revolutions per minute, and although asmall vessel, will, in smooth water, run off her twelve knots an hour. Among the party on board were Mr. Ambrose Thompson, of Rye, one of the engineers of the Chiriqui railroad route; Shephard Ho- mane, Feq, Actuary of the Mutaal Life Insurance Com- pany, and several officers and engineers of the Balance Dock Company. Mr. Ralph Noble, of the New York Board of Pilots, had the helm. 4 large number of ladies and geutlemen assembied at Pier 42, Rast river, to witness ber departure. Steam yacthing ts yet in its infancy in ‘this country, and the Banshee is one of the first, if not the firet, regular screw steam yacht yet built. Her success will doubtless bring in others. Then we shall have steam yacht races, besides the sailing and drifting matches of the yacht clubs. The Great Kastern. The big ebip was yesterday visited by about six thou- sand people, and had it not been for the threatening ap- pearaace of tbe weather, the number would doubtiess bave been much greater. The number of excursion’sts ‘wus also quite considerable; but these generally came in small squace, 80 that uo idea can be bad either of the suuregete or the localities from which they emanate. ‘The bigh wind prevailing all day rendered it vecessary to remove the awnings, and ip the afternoon the young ers it exovedingiy miveuturvus for a lady with to venture abuve the surface of the deck. Several, however, were bold to oma: the tope of the paddie wheel boxes to enjoy the magui ceut view from that summit, but the extraordivary per formauors of there skirts, and the longitudinal develope wwents of all ebapes, sites and Conditious exhibits |, occu pied quite as much personal attention as Uhe attractive sceurry around. The directors are actively engaged in perfecting the arrangements incidental to the grand excursion to Cape May, ane from te ib promises to be ave of tbe mest recherehé and tiful affaira that has ever occurred In the metropotin. To Oay & sermon wili be preached on the Great Fastern by Rev. ©. W. Dennigoo, but it is for the offvers and crew ouly , vo persous will be admitted ou board. she will, doubtless, draw her vs ml crowd of admirers to the wharf, buwever, and rival her sister attractious—the Centra: Park and Elysian Ficlas, Political Intelligence. Bere on Beecksvkior —A bet is iaying in the office of the Hartford Tymes, awaiting a taker, to the followirg ef fret: —$100 on each State that Breck inrige will carry the following Stater:—Virginia, Kentncky, Tennemiee, North Carolina, Georgia, Missiseippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Loul siana, Florida, Missouri, Maryland and Texas; $100 that Breckinridge will carry a majority of the States here named; $100 that Breckinridge will carry more electora votes than Douglas in the Union; $100 that Dougins will not carry a swgle electoral vote in the Union; the whole bet, amounting to $1,600, to be taken together. Can't Row A Texet.—It is confidently stated that no Bell aod Everett ticket will be run to Indiana. Tas New Jersey Dkwockacy.—The Demotratic State Committee of New Jersez offer the following proposition to the State Convention which is assemble to Trenton on the 26th inet. -— To appoint a single electoral ticket, to be composed of four iriends of Deogias and Johneon, and three friends of Breckinridge and Lane, which ticket may be heated by the names of tbe respective candidates, according to the preferences of the ya: with the anderstanding that the electoral vote the State of New Jersey, if this Licket shoul? be succemaful, shall be cast for either set of ca: didates whose names shall appear on a majority of the Deketa throvgbowt the State, an acourate count to be kept by the trlirrs at exch poll; provided, however, that If the Vote of the State will eteet either candidate, then 16 Is to be thrown to eict this result, irrespective of the popular strength of eitinr wing of the party, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1860, Religious Intelligence. CITY CAURCHES. ‘The Rey. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Murray ‘Hill Baptist church, Thirty-fifth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenves, to-day at balf-past ten o’clock A. M., sub- Ject, “The Evening of Life;”’ and at eight o'clock P. M., | subject, “The Morning of Life.”” In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rev, Dr. Littlejohn, rector of Holy Trinity church, Brooklyn, will preach thus eveniag. Ser- Vices at half past ton, four and eight o'clock. ‘The Protestant ijptscopal Mission chureh, Clinton Hall, Astor place, in charge of the Rey. Robert @, Dickson, will bold divine service to-day, at balf-past ten o'clock A. M. and balt-yast seven P.M Rev. Wm. Alvin Baruiett will preach, for the Ist time Until next September, wu the Brooklyn Tabervacie to-day. Services wili commence at halfpast ten A, M. and ata quarter of eight P. M. The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold public worship to-day, at the National Musical Institute, formerly Goldbeck’s Music Hall, 765 Broadway, at haif- past ten A. M. Mr. James Mathison will deliver the opening address on Purgatory, in the hall} 178 Prince sireet, this even- ‘pg at balf-past seven o'clock. Roman Gatholios will be allowed to reply. In the Norfolk street Methodist Episcopal church, near ‘Stanton, the Rev. Dr. Williams, President of the Missourt University, will preach this morning at half-past ten o'clock, and Rev. Mr. Haskell, of Nebraska, in the evening, at quarter before eight o'cloc. Prayer meeting in the afternoon at a quarter past three o'clock. St. Ano’s Church, Eighteenth strect, near Fifth avenue. Service as usual at half past ten A.M. Rev. James M. Curystel, of Delaware, will preach at half-past three o'clock for deaf mutes; and in the evening, at eight o'clock the Rev. James D. George Griffin, of Georgia, Will preach, Seats free, Bleecker street Universalist Church (corner of Down- ing street.) Services at balf-past ten A.M. No evening tervicen. This morping the second lesson from the Lord’s Prayer (3iatt. 6~9) by Rev. Moses Ballo. ORDINATIONS. Rev. William Grabam was ordained as pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian Society, in Boston, on the 12th instant. Rev. Mr. Dickson read selections from the Scriptures, apd was followed by Rev Andrew Stevenson, of Brooklyn, N.Y , with a sermon. The ordaining prayer was also made by the same gentiemaa. The chirge to the pastor was by Rev. Mr. Millikeu, of New York, and the ebarge to the people by Rev. Mr. Swan. A dis- course was delivered by the pastor before bis society in the evening. Mr. James Orton was ordained to the work of the Gos- | ministry at an adjourned meeting of the Presbytery of Tosnangs, ld in Greexe, N. Y., ow July 11, INVITATIONS. The Rev Richard Giesson Groene, of Fast Cambridge, Mass , hus accepted the caii of the Brighton Evangel church and Society to become their pastor. The Society bas been without a pastor for the past year, Rev. E. B. Webb, of Augusta, Me., bas accepted the call to the pastorate of the sbawmat church in Bostoa. Rev. H. B. Hayes bas been called from Rock Isiand, Ill., to the Congregational church in Bentonsport, Van Buren county, lowa, INSTALLATIONS. On the 11th inst. Kev. David Torrey, late of Dethi, N. YY . was installed pastor of the Presbyterian church at Ithaca . Rev Dr. S. W. Roe was instatled pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Jamestown, N. Y., by the Presby- tery of Buffalo, on Toesday evening, the 10th iust. RESIGNATION. Rev. R H. A leo bas tendered bi. resignation as pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Lafayette, Ind., and will accept @ call in a city of the South. NBW CHURCHES. Tt bas been determined to locate a new Methodist Episeopal churcd at Twentieth and Spring Garden streets, in Pailadeiphia. Ov the 16th inst the corner stone of a new Methodist Protestestant church was laid at Kennedyville, Keut county, Md. MISCELLANEOUS, Rev. T A. Leete, for fourwen years pastor of the First chureh, in Winasor, Conu., bas discontinued bis iabors with that church. A \etter from Dr. Schauffler, in the Herald, gives ap aecount of & remarkable movement in Coustan. Tinople, by which some 10,000 Turks have within a short time embraced dcctrites closely allied to Christiauity. Some 10,00 mure are supposed Lo sympathize with these views. Rev. Wm R. McDonald, the former pastor of the Byrne street Buptist church, in Petersburg, Va, bas resigned | his Professorship in vhe Chowan Female Coilegiute Inati. Lute, at sMurtreesoare, N. C., and accepted the paaworal care of arbor and Laurel Grove churches, in the county of Helifux, Va It te supposed by learned theologians—such Camator—that Adam eutered the gardeu «pring. However that may be, it ts q came out in the fall, The New Bedford Mercury publishes of the Un 3 yo ary BL, september 20, 1787, three of the 5 i a 5 a sae BF against those otber morning the praying boarder actually “struck.” Something like the foilo wing dialogue occurre! at the ta- DiemLandlord—Will you pray, Mr. Mild”? Mild i Landlord—Why not, Mr. Mild? ir. 1 can’t pray on such victuals | ae these, you bind yourself in writing to set aw better table than you have doue for the last three Weeks, nary another prayer do you get out of me!’ Ovte a | DEATH OF THE HON. BRENTON HALLIBURTON. | In & despatch from Boston, we yesterday announced ‘the death at Halifax of this distinguished jurist, on the ‘16th July instant. The deceared was for many years Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, and it bas been very gene rally though erroneously supposed that he was jdcntical with the celebrated author of “Sam Slick’? and rarious other popular works, who also beld a judicial position in that province, This mistake was particularly remarked ob the ocasion of the conferring of the honor of knight. hood on the deceased. Sir Brenton Halliburton was indeed a very different per | sonage from the talented author to whom we have before alluded. It was ales supposed by mauy persons that the deceased knight was a native of New York. This is, also, an error, as he was born just before the outbreak of the | Revolution in Rhode Island, where bis father was ao emi nent physician, aad became a refugee. The father tmarried into the Brenton family, well known i the an- uals of that State, and we believe that a Brenton of the frame family is now an officer in the British army. 00 the occasion of bis being honored by bis Fovereign by admission to the order of kuighthood, the members | of the bepeh sud bar resident at Halifax waited upoa the Chief Justice in a body and preseuted to Lito an address, which was read oy Mr. Justice Bliss, whose auti-revolu: ary ong te of Massachusetts, Sir’ Breaton Halliburton was theo eighty-six years olf, and che fines, beauty ‘und solemnity of bis reply to the address derived a peca- har forer luterest from his venerable age. i wes te | fotlows:— My Brenmes or +1" Bevos anp oF tam Bar—Accept | A ewettelt thane rt ec kind and affectionate address w - Ma y'® conferring + Tnited Kingdom ef | Although atm be, and 1 bumbly trast | Tam, more to * vida the blessed promises which our graciout saviour bas wade to all behovers in His vl, than aay earthly honors, yeu I valne | highly: jon of a sovereign esteemed and be- | loved by her subjects for ber public and private virtnes. Te oor rd Governor, his ‘the Eari of Mulgrave, i fee! ereat gratitude for having, totally unso- overcome services under her con T aterfoute. the hovor that fins beea Teonsider this honor as paid to the profession to which T belong, and [t greatly inereases my gratification so to courier tt | Lam much indebted to my brethren of the Bench for | the satiefeetion whiek J learn rv podigments eo oe for, generally Speaking, i ts with their concurrence Approval that these jadementa hewe been progounced and I wm eure they will join with me ie dectaring that labors of the Bench hare jaa been gremly dimi- by the industry and OP he Bar, nished And now, gentlemen, accept of an 's affectionate prayer fur jar wellere, May you at the close of 11 heh pele Forages Siete made your pence with God thre the morite our. God bene po a RRESTON RALLBURTON, May 9, 1859, GRORGE EDWARD KUNMARDT, RSQ. We have this day to chronicle the death of one of our Most eminent and respected German mere! Edward Kupbardt, faq., of this city, who died on the Fourth of Joly, in the eity of Hambarg, Germany. ‘This sad news was brought to us yesterday by the Afics, We believe there are but few Arerican merchants who Go uel have the gatas Gl Kumbardt th paeie memory, and Weare also sure that almost all the German popu ation ‘have by this time bie name ty their hearts, 7 Geo. E Kuubardt commenced bis early meroant!'» reer ip the oity of Hambarg, Germany, as the son of a thy merohsnt; and his highambition for busin —- pursuits drow bim from bis home to the United States ere be had attained bis twentieth year. After being bat as comparatively short time in this city, he became the ere of Bdward Bech, Esq., uncer the firm of Edward & Buvbardt; apd it was frst here that bis attributes af a merchant apd ag a man of fine feelings toward bis fellow men became truly perceptible. ‘What be was to the firm in which he beoame partner, he was also to the society of which he was President, “The German Society.” In both be worked, heart and soul, for the good of both In the year 1846, throngh bis influence and energy, and bis personal presence in Hamburg, he organized a new line of packet ships between Hambarg aud New York. He afterwards, through bis unceasing perseverance, like- wise arranged’ the #0 well kuown Hamburg steamship line. 4 short time after this, we tnay well say, his health ‘began to fail, in uence of his unceasing self aiteud- ance to sub a task. However, he went through all bis duties with a cheerfulness: and lightness which showed the true soul of a merchant. After the dissolution of the firm of E. Bech & Kunbardt, beestablished bimgeif with bis brother, Henry RK. Kun- hardt, Feq., under tae present Gm of Kunhardt & Co. ‘His amiable qualities, as weil in bis business trans. actions a8 also bis friends at home, won bim many wart bearts ; aud it is sad that @ life 80 commenced, and continued so well, should, be out off by death, He bad many, many ; Dut is there any enemy ? None! And that will say mucb ip human life. His fond wife and three of his children lef buta few days ago to meet him, but their tears must’ be dried un der the rural oaks of , at the grave of one whem they so dearly loved, and who now resis in peace near his good old father. Let the memory of this truly good man over remaio with us. i Segre, woman named Tikemsa Boure, a native of ied suddenly in New Orleans ou the 13th iust., aged ove bundred and sixteen years. Died, at Virginia Point, Texas, on the 29tb June, of in- flammation of the lungs, Ricuaxd FowLan. apative of Ca- and more receatiy @ citizen of New York. Mr. fife had been chiefly spent upon public works at the iy its prime, North, aud some in Texas, He died among sympathiz- tng friends, who did everything that friendship could de- vise to alleviate bis 6 ‘ings during illness apd to smooth the road to death, The Wheeling (Va Hon. 2. Kiowa, de- mocratic elector for Lee says it district, died on the 9tb inst. Smart Boys tor West Point and Anaa- polts, TO THE EDITOK OF THE HERALD. T beg leave to cull the attention of the public generally, and particularly that of all interested in the army aud Bavy, avd cousequently in the dillitary Academy at West Point, and the Naval School, Aunapolis, t the very com: meudable example set by ao honorable momber from New York, iv the method he has adopted, of se/coting two candidates, one for admission in the army and one for the AVY, WS Teported in the Haw of the 17th instant, ‘There twe appoiurments,” the notice referred to goes on Wo say, “have been placed, by the Hon. DE. Sickivs, wt Lhe aispesal of the pabiie schools of the Third Con- nal aintrict, subject Lo the competition of the Boys he bigher classes in the First, Fifth and Fighth ward eebools,’&c., &. This is placing & high premiuus ou, avd adding jncentive to, bard study, aud it car ried out 1p all cass of a similar kind, such asystem would very considerably elewate the standard of vrofelvrcy at West Voit and Anvapolis, & cousummation devoutly to be wished for. This would prevent a great deal of the pain And Mortification whieb are caused cach year by the Tejection 6t candidates found, in some cases, utteriy de Oeient ip the elementary branebes of an English educa hob, abd the distniseai of cadets who prove incapable of bard stud Under the present svatem there seems to be some rea eon to fear that theee «psointments are not uncommonly mace a mere matter of bar; Abd wale of Mr. Sickles, which I believe was. intro- duced by Gen. Walbridge, when he wus iv Cougreas, is cer- tainly worthy of imitation, wnd it the press was te take the matter in band the plan might be I» custom oF by act of Congress, and beartburning and unbappiness thereby saved to bundreds of parents and their sons, and great good might accrue to smart boys and thescbools they come from, a great service dove wo the two government academies, (he army and navy, and consequently to the country generally. 18 de © Drawings of France, Broadbe: 's Delaware Votte-ies — Russex County, Caass 173, JuLy 21, 1860. 26, 23, 69, 25, 57, 74, 28. 71, 43, 17, 1. Guano CoxsouipaTe Loren’ 36.85. Joy 2, 190. 57, 4, 63, 49, 10, 67, 66, 45, 46, 11, 35, 70. FRANCE, KROADBESTS & C0 Managers, Wilmington, Dehiware. Drawt of the Delaware State Lotte- hes, —W DDY & CO., Managers of the DELAWARE, KENTOCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES. Draw ARE—KaTkA Cuas No. SU. JULY 2, MW. 19, 16, 71, 50, 24, 32, 46, 49, 26, 6, 55, 13, 65. Drevawaie—Crass No 346, Touy 216d oi 41, 65, “Ss. rp 56, 63, 1, 63, 47. Cire nent fi of i remeal nen WOOD, EDDY ACO, Atlmingne Denware, Ur WOOD, EDDY & ©0., st. Louis, Missouri. RRANDRETH'R PLAS PURIFY THE BLOOD, Are safe fer al) und ware io do their work well BaD BLOOD kes mw Constitu! GOOD Bt makes & STKONG one. BI aes Insure the latter 1860, 832 Greenwich street, New York. Dear sir—For three years 1 was af. Ae. 80 that Iwas almont crazy with to “go angthing whatever “You can hen T say tha. Thad sits two runniba ured of 1 aovtors: taking caf on ant asked your ad om your Vegetable Universal Pills, ACK Price 25 cents per bor. sold at PRINCIPAL OFFIC, 294 Canal street: No. 4 Union square; Campbell's, corner of Fighth avenue ant Twenty eighth wireet; 6 Bowery, und by all drogen, sacra Gpeoeasetoncete » CHOTERA MORBUS, and ail looseness of tbe Bowels are cured by the LACTONAH Sold ab cents per bottle, at No. 4 Union square; 204 Canal greet: 396 Rowery: Campbell's, corner of Rihib avenue and ‘Twenly eighth tient; T. 2. Green, 82 Brondway, and by all drugetts Brooks, Nns.— Williameon’s inataree (Romeo, Imports an ts Rin tort teehee GAB) Folin street Fancy Pocket Cutlery—A'Large Variety wi J. &S. SUANDER'S store, No. 7 Astor House Definece Sal Tv Safes—Witn Pa- tent powder proof locke oe bare Also, fire and bor. gine procd sideboard and, parlor Safes Repel, 68 Murray Hireet, corner of College place. RUBERT M. PATRIUK. This Immense SUMMER KTOCK. ‘The inst we soall ofer in this stand, will be CLOSED OUT FDUCTION GF PRICK, #8 we ave concluded to Clear out our eatire Mock before re- move It ones large and complete variety of all the intest ~~ SUMMER CLOTHING, HIRTS ata great FURNISHING 6 who hare not yet ent D8. ‘Those leted eommer wardrobe senor ab A FeRAM bi: ar ow Plu Rbe ‘288, 250 and ormer of Keete’s Restaurant, ire Cream aud Bil- ard Baloon te pow apeued at Rockaway for the encom. He Lada, Webster 4 Co.’ I itch hewing Grover & Baker's Uclebratea vel ‘am rr Mschines, at $00 Brondway. ve New York. tree Brokiyn. Machines im the World TM sINORE 2 CO. ue Bruton, LJ eanaiite tine ' Machines wiil be & 00., 468 Broadway. Ginss Shades, for Covering Clocks, Vases, | vankets of lowers, ar. 5. J. PARDRASES, 82 Platt street, N.Y. —_e T. Seit's poe athy Sait 4 aN A OO. be AT Ed Se Broadway, 6. Y. ‘Wheeler & Wilson's Sowing Machines. (tice £06 Broadway, BY. ” wane me Pins ot tre wracranted for fre Steinway 4 om Cae ™ farerooms £2 vad of Walker s Hew , Wige and Tou- Chee sos —$——$—— Clivehugh’s Llestve Wigan Entire Bogert et ane {po turmng up behind. 20 a A. T. biewart 4 Co.'a, Are You Dye) ptte, ‘hen nse HOLA Brie Spee the emerk, Mier cae Whiskey. ver Bourbon, on will be pecwar eu ja ove icam—tney act drert! the svarers uf these dies eis the Beat tm tri, BPE copied '9 epvrovciate s:ivsin rer an Bond atreny Bateheior's Hair world. Made, wld at the wie fae ory, Dr. Marsh € nace to Apply Mit @ wate coy COP® Trams with sa Yue ucting pyemaDnal ‘esires of derwis or pupture, ABU & OQ,, Bo. Vesey 7, 8, ¥, ‘Tartar. Bartow —Aat West Farms Many, wife of Andrew A. Bart ae souehier of ‘the late Thomas Hunt, of Huat's years, Poe wd ies aud Criends are invited to attend the fune- to, 96 thece oat” ‘West Farms, this (Sunday) after- —Ou Friday, Jury 20, 5 oungest ter of ti D. apd Angelina fbn eh years, ou por ab % ‘The relatives and friends of the tu invited oe sited the Fear) this (Sunday iio ‘two o'clock, without ‘ther invitation, fr ing- ptabtboeoon om 99 Lexing: CusrEnanD.—In J City, on Friday, o'clock P. M., Josxra Dixon, oldest chil Jane H, Clevelana, aged 6 years and 6 months. sbe relatives and friends of the family are invited to Wayne street, Jersey Cy, ts (Sunday) aitereron i ne street, ry City, y) afternoon, at 2 oroloek. ‘His’ remains will be taken to Greenwood Ueme- png : ‘RESTARRR.—On Thursday, July 19, of cholera tum, Mary Jaxx, only daughter of James F. and Hester DeEsterre, ugea } year apd & months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon at hall paat one o'elock, from 609 Grand street. Pxtaneyt —lo this city, on Saturday morning, July 21, ‘at Kast Forty-ninth street, MaxGaxer, youngest aud valy Geughter of James and Margaret 1 unt, aged 1 year, 4 months and 4 days. The frieu’s and acquaintances of the family, also his brcther Patrick, and brothers ia-law, are respectfully in- vited to al the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at “Raven De Br ing, July 90 Euiza Ane Inver iday evening, July young. eet ooages. of George W. and Emilie Devoe, aged 6 months, 8. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to atend the funeral, at St James’ church, Fordham, at three o'clock, tne (Sunday) afternoon. The remains "Gnawe—On Saturday, duly 1, Bumare, the beloved yRANT july @1, me, wife ot John Kem f] 31 years. ‘The friends apd acquaintances of the family are re. Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her. late Tesidence, $33 Eighth avenue, corner of Twenty. seventh street, on Monday afternoon, at ove o’ciock. The re- maine will be interred iv Calvary Cemetery. Ratwasox.—On Thursday, July 19, at Clinton, Duchess county, Josera Oscar, youngest son of Captain Gerardus P. aud Caroline 0. Harrison, aged 18 montas, My angel bry 18 sleeping Beneath the cy press tree, And many an eye is weeping, ‘And long wili weep for thee. ‘The grave will then enfold thee Witbin its narrow ceil; No more sball we behold thee— My angel boy, farewell. of Orestes und New Bedford papers please copy. Hawuxy —At Ridgefield, Conn., on Friday, July 20, Cuaxtry, wite of the lute Deacon’ Elisha Hawley, in the 100th year of her age Henxnerta —At the house of ber motber, the founcling itt, Hixoere .. The physical beauty and preco- cious intellect of this little creature endeared ber to all who saw ber, and many were the applications made by ‘udies of wealth ana importance to adopt ber, but she had ined herself sround the heart of the good woman «» bad charge of ber that vothing but death could bave severed them, Hovestos.—On Saturday morning, July 21, Epwarp Hoventon, aged 63 years. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are reapectfully Invited & attend bis funeral, from his lave residence, No. + 36 Tenth erect, between fifth and Sixth avenues, Monday afternoon, at four o'clock. Hovrist.—at Hoboken, N. J., on Saturday, July 21, Hovrist, ogee 54 years. ‘The trieuds of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral from the resiaence of the ily, No. 143 Washington etreet, Hoboken, this (Sugday) afteruoon, at half part ene o'clock. Saturday, July 21, Axa Sormia, daugh- Margaret Heilenorn. ‘The friends and ecquaintances are respectfully invited te attend the funeral, at half past one o'clock from 201 Fast Tuirty- eighth street, between First and Second avenues. Hoors.—On Friday, July 20, afer @ short illness, Hewry J , son of John and Adelbeit Hoops, aged 10 mo: the feud 6 uays. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully tmvited to attend his funeral, this (Suvday) afteruoon, at batt lock, trom the residence of Hxusnory.—On wr of Jobo F. aud one pare <1) West Twenty Are street, to Lutheran Oemetery. dvpp.—Orxiy B. Jupp, Jr., died suddeniy, on Saturday , July 21, agea 2 years, 8 ‘wonths avd 19 cays. havansGn, Friday, July 20, of cousumption, Scaay Kavanaua. Tue funeral will take place from the residence of her thoher, 96 West Twenty sixth street, this (Sunday) after- oon, at two o'clock. hrooninG —Io this city, on Saturday, July 21, Locw Haxxon, uly son of H. ana C. Kroouing, aged 1 year, | # months ave 9 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiena the fuperal, from the residence of tis yorents, No LL Division street, thia (Sunday) afternoon, &t three o'clock. Kino —Io 85 ceset, L. L., on Friday, July 20, Groxas W. ino, iv the year of bis age, for many years a spar maker of this city. ‘The trienas ot the family and of bis brother, John F. King, and brotbers-in-taw, John G. Kent and Wm. Hail, also the mm mbers of Henry Clay Lodge of F. a. M. are respectiully invited Wo atiend the funeral, this cen morping, at ten o'clock, trom the Long ‘Island Rail depot at bast New York. His remains will be taken to co Bill Cemetery. ipwkY —On Fricay, July 20, Marcanet Lipsey, aged 66 years, # vative of Lullimore, King § cuuuty, ireland, ‘The friends gf the family, and those of ber brothers, James, Jos ph and Edward, are requested to atten 4 the fuweral, thes (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, ber late resideuce, No. 16 West Tweifth treet, beeween Ninth and Tenth aveuues. LavinGeron.—On Saturony morning, July 21, Mrs. Sanam Liviscstun, wife ot James Livingston, aged 60 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iwvited to atwena her funeral, this (sunday) aferuoon, at two o'clock, from her tate residence, No. $68 Second ave- bue, corner of Thirty. 4th street. Mayaut.—On Thureuay, July 19, Lrpia W., wife ot Jobu Mayell, in the 67th yeur ot her age. The relatives aud frieude of the family are respectfully ivited W attend the Mineral, from ber Femidence, No 96 West Forty-second street, thie (Suvday) afternovn, at twe o'clock, without further invitation. kort —On Friday, July 20, Harrm Jaye infant daugh ss Captain Jesse avd Mary L. Mott, aged 7 months ané lays. atteud the funeral. this (Sunday afternoon, at 3 u'ciock, from 106 Willoughby street, Brookiyn, without further in gees. ‘The remains will be iuterred at Cypress Hui vemetery aud ane A. Marri, aged 7 mouths aud 22 days. ‘The friends of the f.mily are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Moneay afternoon, at two o'clock, a the residence of bis parents, 25 Joba street, Brook ya. Mcarurre—On Saturday, Joly 21, Eien, the beloved wife of William McAulific, aged 45 years. The tryends and acquaiotarces vf the family are re- Tuly 20, a0 nine | & | ature, and infan- | ‘The relatives and friende of the family are invited tw | the ear speedily and pr Maxniy.—On Saturday, July 21, Groner, son of William | yiela by Abvays SOMETHING NEW. ROF. WOOD'S: RESTORATIVE CORDIAL powerful tonic, and at the same time: ed 10, as to act in perfect accordance with, the mwaot and hence will soothe the weakest stomack, tone wy nd irritation. I foctly exiliate und other irrita it ly the same time it rend care of so combined as to produce the fect, without roduelng any Such a remedy has long the medical ‘id, for it needs ne follows ill attacks of disease, | debilit: the follow Lom ‘aint ul too, scant taunt Obstruction, ‘use or too on, and Falling of the Womb. ‘These all Lood, set. This toute aire nanage's cat somecaraet = OSsaaoud \=4 lo i) \ ery a| No mintake about i. Hut this Ie we are te aq1vidwoO @ZAISVRAOSSRE B.CO0OM AOSHTAONA any E i i AQOnGY Goold men, end door exercine, wil find it to their adt bottle constantly on band, and, above howe bee: ming such, will o throngh the most ous period not on y with all their accustomed st but safe and free from the thovissad llments wo. savent amon, female portion of the world.” Ip short, itis, indeed « mother's cordial ‘Try it, old mpd young; no longer run the rick of delay. It will relieve ‘lund prove itself emphatically « Restorative Cordial and Blood Renovator. \. J. WOUD, proprietor. 444 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market good druggists. i Hi av ° street, st Louis, Mo., id wold by all Frice une dollar per bottle. | ® LLEGORICAL —ALONG THF DUSTY ROAD OF LIFR, “HOLVAONGYN GOOTH GNY TV¥IGHOO BAILVUOASAE with feeble step. travelled a venerable pilgrim: dim were bis eyes, and the frosts o time had whitened the locks, once black adorned his head. Frome a areas woe. whieh w ; ‘green, emerged 4. vigor Py the roses of heath were Maprinied on bis theses, ahd cake uma’ face eivine’” indicated the generosity of his heart A fins was attached to bia aide, for be had to ier “the burden aud ban! of the day.’ He xazed on the wayfarer, ant bile cout wan pier inger, ant with “reverence aud pi £4 how apenteat truly Zorn avi Seema saveller ha ly, My son," yet Saccept a swal ow of my. Tordial, thea, wil! revive thee lly the old man partook of the’ generous sim inne mn y “Bo, my good friend, ‘tis KERIB London Cordial win” “Oh, iia seeslicateees more [ seem to feel the buoyancy of youth. - To use and noo abuse it i the rand secret” Gnward be pursued bis way ee haps to rest wt the weventieth mile staue oo the eveutfid ighway of life. Depot for RERD'S London Cordial Gia ie “twenty-ninth street, N. ¥. Agency 430 Broadway SPECIAL NOTICK PURCHASE A MAL PAY FOR IT AS YOU EARN IP, ation, ean jor ia) weekly amounta, fication the oflce, 489 Broadway, re? ” 1 _EVERDELL’'S—WEDDING NOTES, CARDS, a0 A” tse the Grange thom ‘pew alin’ Garda, de. 2 Hremdway, cormer of Dione sae, sate hie tow GENTS WANTED—FOR THE EUREKA SEWING MA- A chines. Taberal discount allowed. for cireular. A polRISHMAN Port DELIGHT—GUINNESS’ DUBLIN er. Jameson, Pim & Co's Dublin Ale on draught oply at MENDUM'S matmoth ale vi rom. ; ras EaDy a vaults, Bi way, corner 4.7000 ARE OFF¥E 627 Brondway, between 1 us.o0 and Bleecker streets, opposite Laura Keene's, an ox te smortment of elegant Hoots and hoes, for indies. gee ‘inses hoye and children at very low prices NARDEN INSEC BOACHRs, AC , Boe ry ersiea BOMCUE BUGS, RATS AND KICK, ACTLO VERML RITROY ER Reiall depot 612 Hroadway spaces fold by PENFULD, PARKER b Ay beled And by all druggiata, — +d Gu SEAL, GREEN SEAL, GREEN SEAL CH. mtreet OUTS AND SHORS—CAHTLL ing. at their new establahment, pegne—Genuine and warranted, tor Sil, ai 37 Ful a MPORTANT CAUTION TO THE DEAF.—DEAF PRR. a cautioned to be sons are again to beware of self styled ma: fling from low boarding houses tn wt ot other © bout the United sta noe only object bighest ambition I yain, nnd whose ov glowing nd ‘8 compound of ignorance, pretectioe snd fal ey meane @ an accom HARTLEY We che col Fecoqulted aurts io America Ls America. and gene ously offers to attend al! per-ons sufering from ailecvons of the ear at bis reside per, NO 88 Kasi Nisteen! street, oppuatue Kev Dr. Tyng's chureh, without sal ‘anv eres roving his success unequalled. aud the Cemng ‘awnsled by payin feltalyled attata “ceortitees fees tm aévance, and the intliction of ‘sull_ moze reroas evils by permbtting the application of 4 inex and upakiful tanda. Dr. vom that he has no connection whatever with any perscn Salrenee {ug t0 cure deatuesa neither has he given permiasion {or tee bueation of a certifie te purporting to emanate from. tim, And cannot, therefore, be reaponslive for any cone Quenoes resulting from rsahuess so desperation TS fomae money bet Material wo sume persona, but the depri tion of cue of the miret junportaun of tre menses ocgheas be re garded and treated with more than ordinary solicitude Deal Geen. powmwe in Ube head and all « wsgreeable ecuarges (rom rmanentiy removed, witha! os the east pain or incovvenience A cure in all oenes guarae where malformation does not *xist. ‘Thirteen years’ cows most undivined attention to this branch tf special, prec Lice hae enabl-d bum to reduce his treatment toguch & degree of success ne to Gnd the meet couflirmed mind Conti nate Cx A Brady Attrotion to the means presanied. Sinor the above was written, it has een ouggasied to De Hartley that if oane povecme sutlering (rom doalneas or afec r the ear would retain their money until eu © has boew ¢. there would mi be eu ade “Just _publiahed by Dr HARTERY, pam Pisnawe fist pul by AKTLEY, & pampniet on of the har, tie Cau, Prevention and Cure. Price ey by mail or otherwise. an “ooeulint OF Y WANTED, fpectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late re BPORMATIO ., . be 1 upcerstand @ large cumber of ent idence, No. 195 Bast Thirty-second street, this (Sunday) | puting up tin under my trode mace heticniees heey ase afternoon, at two o'clock. ps Nebiedam Schuayys nnd Aramatic Kehoappy. An} . hi Metanxy.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, July M1, | micrmation which nay lew’ to the consti after « long and severe illness, Jows McGaxry, a native of the county of Longford, Ireland. Hie friends anc thore of the famity are respectfully in vited to avtend the fuveral, on Monday, from bis late re. a The friends and relatives of the family are reapectfuliy, ti ed to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon: twe c'elock, from the remdence of bis ‘Thirty eeventh street. Mamachusette papers Peano copy. Lownie. —On Saturday, ay 21, Kucew Pownna,a native of Kilbeg, Tallow, county of Wi years. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Monday, from the residence of ber niece, 258 Seventh avenue. Rosek.—On Tuesday, July 17, CHARLES A. infant sou of Cathe rine and Chas. H. Rosch, Aged 2 months and 26 days. Frienda or phyricians Coul! pot rave That loving tofwot From the grave. Or yet the grave Confige it ther: Short was ita stay, Just looked about And wus called away + duly > Eira Mania, Stony On Sa! morning jubbard G. and Lydia Stone, aged cungest Onoghter of | i eat sa 20 cay ior | relatives apd {rien the family are respectfully in rited te atten: the funeral from the roadeses of ber parents, No 393 Eighth avenue, the (sunday) afternoon Bt three o'clock, ® ithout further invitation. Srever,—Suddeniy on Saturday morning, Wa. Srmock, aged 17 yeare and 6 monthe ‘The relatives and friends of the femily are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the reridence of bis brother-in-law (C. Olandt) corner of Meserole avenue and Fourth street, Greenpoint, thw fai Som, at | three o'clock.” Hie remaiak will be talten to the Lathe Cemetery fur interment ‘Tysae —(m Saturday , Jul afters and fut sicktees. which be 4 wits theron "Bete sons county, Ireland, | Text. # native of Jamestown, Aged BT youre The fuberal will take place from arcle, William Carrol, 126 Cherry «trees. on Monday nar abd Reynaintances are reapeodinily invited to Tavion—MAtons —On Thursday, July 1, by the Rew. Robert G. Dickson, Wastam Tarion, of thie Ay to Se. oe, formerly of Ballymena, coumty Antrim, Ire- Pridnet papers please expy ‘Toomnos —On Briday, add Catherine bers, of aged 19 months and 20 days, Aoquaiptapors, and the members of Temperance 34 also the members of United Brothers’ Lege Ne it Vited to attend the funeral, thie (a ) moore iba. at ten O' C100, from ber tather’s reeidenee, No. 45 West street Wrrre —On Friday, ‘oly 20, Anew Warre, in che Sth Fear of her age 1 Whe tantly are respectfully The relatives aus tiieuve pareuts, No. 160 Mii. CONKLIN, TH aterford, Ireland, aged 36 | PRYSICIANS AR * exeepbone to the roost of cholera infantum, | Pes of Beculapius have. ihe guilty par ties will be thankfully réeeived by LDOLEMO WL: : pk, ~ y WoL ve oe fn C UAICKINIGK, KILLICKINTCK, TLLY NICK.— K dite Sasusaea Bs or doen ae fabnoco 6 for sale at the depot, No. 2 Gidence. corner of Neviund and Warren streets, South | Pulton street. wok ly. — - Newe.—On Saturday, July 21, Grummer, second sov of LD SCHIFDAM SCHNAPTS. George A. aud Martha C. Nurse, aged 6 months and 22 wae years imported, suitable for private use. 4 UDOLPHO WOLFE. Beaver wtreet FRAN DRUMMER AT the Arctic Shades, &% Spring day anc street four doors enat o . RR GE* KRALL Of what are paten: luderd, an article in the code of merical ethos: Heian whe sacetions the use af such rewedien sidered « member of the National <ams-iation of {wets to recommenda Dr, ‘They have aren in the phartnacopia which ea compound for the derangement of families residing »lemg the Fouthemn rivers are now system. Thousands of tow Sram of Ss rly admpted fox country medione peen Cther vertions of tax the summe> everally. nd ————————— aaa eto The only truly reliable article oa =e S OUT. stone ,. ep tEARING vor moscaumecion ng thew ines Rist, % Soyo te sonnets x0. 107 poe tt SERRE. NE BEST KNOWN REMBDY FOR CHOLER T's Dyrenmry, Colle, + rntaps oad Summer" pects {0 perwent. at this amnson of the veur, te Dr 8M. Gis ina a. Vogetabie Remedy, 291 Greenwich \jreet New York. T** THOUFARD RAMROAD TRAVELLERS SUPPLIED WITH TEN noveanp OOriRs Tek FOURTH EDIMON FOR JULY APPLETON’ BY RUBS sample \ tech. Way one from Our gapol, tes lane, wth haar hese rene t : Adtrome Purcarn Rent, Cwmpant: 108, Washes ica tent 37 Nertox, Oy RET. HF PCLTON Bry tee is sree ebeaDeys aiaie aa by for Wines