The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1860, Page 5

l Ff ff 86 4F : HH biees=e 8782 a ae 3 Ey ees Teached that officer from Fort Benton, with intelligence rer the roads "Tbe rood wil be competed, ehreugl to wi Fort Benton by the laat of July. Dates from British Columbia aro to the 29th. The sainaes yee Melis ak nguen sents. Canals were con- ne A OD a ‘The gold product waa at the rato of one anda half to two spillion per annum. Sevea buadred to eight hundred more Chinese emi- Breuss, direct from Hong Kong, had arrived at Victoria, News from New Mexico. Inverenpanca, Mo., July 24, 1860. New Mexico dates to the 9th instant arrived to-day, making schedule time. They bave had copious showers of rain in Santa Fe for tea days, and crops look facly and will yield su abundant barvest. ‘The fires in the mountains near Santa Fe did an im- ‘Mernse amount of damage, and several ives were lost. Four dead bodies have been found, ‘The census takers in Now Mexico find great difficulty in getting the Mexicans to answer questions, they thinking ft ia done for the purpose of taxing them. The Governor thas issued bis proclamation proclaiming the object, &c. ‘The news from Arizona gold mines is not good, owing & the ict that no water is to be had. James B. Collins, Indian Agent, is out ine card in the Ranta Fe Gazette, defending his official acts in regard to the Novejce Indians. Provisions are vory scarce aud command very high prices. Flour ts gelling at $14 per sack, and svarce; other provisions in proportion. ‘This coach bronght all the letter mall which for some time back has been sent via the overland Califoraia mail. By this route letters will get to their destination ten days econer than by the other. No Indians wore seen but a fow Kuws. They said that a band of Kiowas has been at Crow creck, awaiting the mail, for the purpose of rob- bing it, but were driven off by acompany cf coidiers from Texas, who were cn route for Pawnee Fork, Sedgwick'e command, some time in June, were in SB large cxcampment of Indians, but mot bping prepared for battic, before they could get ready tho Indians left. ‘There hag been no rain this side of Fort Union, aud the water courses are very low. Stock suffers for want of wa- ter, The weather is pleasant here. News from Mexico and Havana. New Onuxans, July 25, 1860. ‘The teaver Austin, from Brazos on the 20th inet., with $50,000 in epecie, bas arrived here. A conducta of $1,260,000 from Zacatecas tad been seized fat Monterey. The revoiution in Coahuila and Nueva Jeon is losing ground, and the people of Northern Mexico favor foreign Interveution, A Tampico paper of the 12th inst. announces the arrival of Miramon at tho city of Mexico on the 7th inst. ‘The sicamer Habana has algo arrived here with Havana dates of tho 20th inst. ‘Tho health of Havana was good. Swear firm. Provisions dull- Freights slightly ad- vanced, Steriing oxcbange 131{ a 132f per cent premiam. Sight exchange on New York 9 @ 14 per cent premium. ‘The Annual College Regatta at Worces- ter, Mans. Worcvsren, July 24, 1860. ‘The ammual college regatta took place to-day, on Lake Quinsigamond. ‘The day was clear and cloudless, the southwesterly wind blowing across the course in such a way a* to inter- fere gomewhbat with the boats, but, fortunately, was no Vigleut coough to make serious mischief. At about two o'clock tho spectators began to arrive at the lake, and from that time until the hour ef starting a steady collec boats Union, the Gerah Banker, six oaret, of Albany; the BK. G, Pair, cf Boeton, and several other boats, were seen row- ing about during the regatta, adding much to the liveti- neve of the scene. The boats of the judges and the ro- vare pat time appointed, Bide. Ai (he words, “Aro you ready—tio,” etartod, the Yale moo boing per @ shade behind, ag the light: Ree them to get under headway til, in spite of the difference in the boats, the ‘econ pulled a little abend, with steady stroke, wld bave done no discredit to @ much older crew, the stroke of the Glyuna being quieter bet irregular. Roefore thot tirst balf mile wns eeec the Yale men quickened thelr stroke etill more, the Thetis, aati! the crew of the lat- ‘1, tuade @ gallant spirt and again took the lead, which thoy kept boy waning the race In 10:40%;. The timo of the Glyurs was ‘30:20. ‘This wa: a very interesting race, and their etart was the finest of the regatta. Of courre the victors were loudly cheered 7] thoir friends on shore. The sophomore boats took their places in tine abort four o*eice’s, the Thulia, of Yaic, having the inside, Un. fortunately, after the word “rcady"’ was giron, the start wes portponed by tho arrival of n chronometer in the ‘pent. Thore who have becn ¢ in a race & 5 which a prolonges ® tainute or two, how. 2 é 3 ‘ 8 3 8 2 « word war given. The sterns of a ‘were exactly even at ‘he ftart, Out the Hiarward boat instantly darted abesd like an arrow, Stil! she aid not get (or in edvaneo, and wae overhauled by the Thulia much in the same way ac the Thetis was by the @lyuna. They agein epirted ahead, however, and torncd firwt at the upper stake. They ali by the tern, ana be ately after worw lengths ahead. At about thre quartere of @ milo from tbe jooges’ stake boat, tho Tiralta being at that time fully Cour iongthe bebind, HLT. | Achneton, one ef their crew, gave out, and they retired | frma the contest. Tue Harvard eoplomerss came im | watery in 20:17. } The the third and Inet race were bronght into | ition sbout twenty minutes to five. The Brown hat | he inside and the Harvard the outerde, the Yate being | ed between them. Tho boats start together | mi the word, but were at fret ttle = ton mech in 8 The Harvard men, however, | goon fell into their old steady sireke, and wok | the leet. which kept throeebout the race, com'ng tn firat ic 18:69. The Yale iotlowet bard attor, making 19:5, fell behind from tho Grst, anc finally pulled on jn their boat but two oF three it pteauy. tine, th | interest being each, od with tue prince. e tine ret of oe! the Harvard being partiouisriy beau Wful Tuus ended the Collego regatia. Yale is, of course, fomewbet dubeartened at hor (irc defest, ant Harvard is proportionately jobiliant. Stil, It wold sot be safe fo 647 taat the Yale will not bent twe Harvard on | the ecccad day, as sho did last year. Another cause for Yate ia that probabiy overa ebanged bands to-day, most of whieh p by college men and by pradaater. Harvard beats Lewe ali mlong been creatiy | 8 o betting. | noticed ene bet this morn in, that Pale weld fot win x eing!s reo. | which x to | four cared toking au ecme of during to mortow’s reputiay ¢ Cuicr short will enter with the Coileg Ut plas tomnorroe the (reo Lmen contest oo wmercet this merning with F. W. 1 ‘The three races were we s | tw (o the following order: | Toetis (1 ard Colloge, frestunan etaea; | time, 1 tes, 40 weoonds. Giyuon Claretreak), of | Yale Oovege, frevbman clare; time, 20 minutes, 0 ee | eons more Clase of Tarrant Cot. wads. Yalo (inpstreak), etauced, Lt. BOATS, n Oe, ‘3 ‘Yate Cottene; TURD RACE ct, ef Harvard Colego, time, 1s minutes, vale, of Valo Collere: time, 19 ratnutes, 5 eevond of Brown University; time not taken, an accident cents | Gin thine made by the Harvnrde fn the tart race is ex actic the name as mnade on the ath of July on Chi Stree ata te the beat over tod ta thie country distadoe pulicd was throe | To-morrow there wil t der the avspices of th clade races Lotweon Mx & : eulls. and wingle goull F which the cele carem t ¢ Breteo aad other places, €) ¢ 1 Giant POLITICAL AFFAIRS. ‘The Movements of the Democracy of New Jersey—The Origin of the Convention— A Threatened Bolt om Ail Sides—Dougias Advises a Straight Out Convention—The State Committee All Breckturidgers—A Private Caucas in Philadelphia—Over- tures Made to the Bell Men—The Hoas- tonttes Smelling Around—The Saucy and Spunkey Spirit of the Facttons— Strength of the Two W im the State, OUL SPECIAL TRENTON DESPATCH, Taxxtoy, July 24, 1960. ‘The politicians of the State of Camden aud Amboy have been during the day straggling into Trenton from every part of the State, cach with separate ideas to force upon the Conventions to-morrow. From present indications there will be lively times all round. The fow that bad found their way here up to this 4 P. M., have spent thoir time in wrangling, avd should the seven or eight hundred, or perhaps a thousand, delegates that will be in attendance upon the three Conventions, be men of the same pertinacity as those already on hand, the 26th day of July will beaday such as bas never before been seen in Jersey, The gathering clouds and the rumbiing thunder point to a storm of no common magnitude, which will leave the democracy in the State broken and scattered to the four winds, as if4 tornado bad ewept through them. ‘That the readers of the Hxnatp may know the precise position of the democracy and political matters in general in this State, I _w Ul give the origin of the three Conven- tions that are to assemble to morrow. On the second day of July the Democratic State l'xecutive Committee, con- sisting of seven members, receiving their appointment through the regular party Convention that nominated General Wright last year, agsetabled in Jersey City and issued a cal) for a State Convention, tobe held in Trenton on the 26th of July, to nominate an electorial ticket. The call was published on the following day, eigned by every member of the committe. At that Mecting the subject of & Union electorial ticket betweon the Douglas and Breckinridge men was discussed, and the cominittee decided to recommend to the Con- vention the appointment of one electorial ticket, to becomposed of four Douglas and Johnson men, and threo friends of Breckinridge and Lane, or any other combination that may be found the best to eecure union amongst the New Jersey democracy, the ticket to bo headed by the names of the respective candidates, ac- cording to the preferences of the voters, If tho ticket ghould be eucecssful the vote of the State shall be cast for the candidate whoae name should appear on & majority of the tickets throughout the State, provided, however, that if the vote of the State will clect either candidate then it should be thrown to effect this resuit, irrespective of the popular strength of cither wing of the party. Anad- dress, embody ing thoee points, was published on the 16th of July, signed by the Chairman of the committee. Under thoee calis the democracy of the State have been holding their township and ward meetings, and have elect- ed delegates §to attend the Convention; this Convention, which is termed the regular body will therefore be tho main assembly here. It{appears, however, that the Douglas men arc not satisfied with the arrangement, at least a portion of them, and are going to hold a separate Convention of thelr own. At many ofthe primary elections where the delegates were ciectod to the regular, which the Dou- glas men calla Breckinridge Convention, the friends of Dougias, Giuding themselves outvoted, bolted and elected a ceparate set of dclegates to attend a straight out Con- yeution, whilst in other localities they socured « portion of the delegates to the regular Convention, who will take their eeats, and ifoutvoted will then bolt and join the Mtraight ont Dongias body: whilst, on the other hand, it is stated that if the friends of the “Little Giant” have enough in the regular Convention to control its action and run up a ticket of their own, then the Breckiuridge wing will cocede. Wo are thus in for a grand time generally, Jot the result be what it will. ‘The straight out Douglas Convention I¢ ¢aid to have been called in pursuance of a caucas of certain democrats from Newark and Sussex county, held in the “Little Gi- ant’a’”’ room atthe Fifa Avenue Hotel, aud under his suggestions. The original call was only signed by three men from the castern part of tho State. Those advocating this movement state that they are foreed to this course to counteract the Breckinridge move- ment. They also etate that every momber of the com- mittoo isn Breckinridge man. This I eee is also claimed by the advocates of Brockinridge and lane. They aseort that tho State Committee is all right, and that to move- ment for a union ticket is tho thing for them. In this jealousy that bas already commenced showing itself will ‘be found the reck which will upset the Convention. It is also stated by tho Douglasites that the action of the State Contral Committee is the result of a private cancus Fold in Philadelphia, at which were sevoral conft- dental 1 sat Thorman SN, Mickle aud Ac fe Speer, , JN. . ‘ of this State, all ardent: and friends of Mr. Bu- chapan, whe there agi to obtain a recommendation from thio committee in the precise form that it bas beon. ‘This first increased the bickerings between the two wings of the party, all of which will culminate Lore to-morrow. ‘The etre cht out Douglas men have stolen the march on tho other regular 7 and hired the Temperance Hall, the only room in c.ty large cuough to hold » fall con- vention ; the rerulars are therefore in a dilemma, und are likely to ve compelicd to meet in the open air, where a Db be pleuty of room for thelr eomersets aad lofty tumblings. ‘The ixmorratic Committee havo also made pri- and Everett party, vate overtnres to the Bell proposing to place ono man on the ticket for them undor fame arrangements, and they aro to bol! a Convention bere also, Should the tuain Conveution agtce & union electoral ticket the Beliringers will be counted in for a slice, making a very nice conglomeration of materials in bed together. There will be hard vod eoft shells, squatter and anti-pquatter sovereignty, Know Nothings and Catholics, black aot white spirite, bive and gray, all iningling tovetler in one needy . Who will esy shat the Silleasum iz not ut hand ? ‘The Houstonites are also trying to get the'r inzers into the arrabgement, The Houston Club of this piace has algo issued a call for a Convention to morrow, intending to watch around the edges and obtain if possible the ‘crunde that may drop from the tablo st the feast of the afuresald beppy family. J notice, however, that the Hreckinrldgers declare that the fatter » Lb»! not be counted the ; they will therefore have te be con tent with merely au outside view of the good thing. The Donglarites insist that the Conventions that wil} aasembio shall be called “The Broek uri mmycntion ,"” “The Douglas and Johnson Convoution,” “Tbe Bell aud Pverett. Convention,” and “Tho Hourten Convention,” ‘and willnot acmit that the Couventiou called by the State Committes is the regular one—whilst on the other id the Breckiridgere declare that one shal! be called ilar Union Democratic Convention,” and the Straightont Pouglys Convent throw, if possible, the reepoue each accusip, the other of be tw the party. ‘The conversation boiw Trenton Howe, this atternoon, bas te tne friends of Vourtis d jar nomince of the party, oppose him traitors to the democracy realous advocates assorted that the tail ot the Democratic Convention ercoded at Charleston, aad at tialtimore they ccaxed off one of the hindlege—the tau sad the Dee coin, of aud pominating Breckiarige an Tano—and al Se anted of them here was to have them notninate theit taf! electoral ticket. He would seo them in hell before he would vot: a Union etetorat ticket, of cast his vote for a Dreekinridge man, ‘The same spirit seems pervade both eides to @ considerable one inevitable result. ‘The Preek te control the renin convention Dongtasites in tho position of «ec From the beat aceon thot 1 tong im the State are about equal! a respectability and infleonce »'! on the Breck iuridge the Ii and ew nae | rik ¢ and tho ronghe geucrally for | that the catire Catholic rote of } te and Douglas. It ie alee the ¢ ie for Douglas solid. ‘Two weeks ago the “1. ‘now claim four votes to the i aut vow stand, is more thap they really have; although | must be suimitted by any perron who will impart Fook over the Hist of leading men in the State who ha attached themaslves to the igirent onndidates, tha’ Brockincides and Lane have a large majority of the on apd (hose who have controlied the destinies of the yarty fa the past, wheth is ANY criterion or Wo as to bow the vote of the democracy Will go under the preeont polities! revolation that is goiag om oF not, nave for others to judge. “The friends of Douglas, on the other hand, ineist tha they Dave four-fifths of the democratic votes of the Site With thetn, and that the Unien electoral tleket {only é , poneye The ery this afternoon is: “Are you a atvaigh commence their wrangics in Convention tomorrow, Tex o'Croek P.M. ‘Tho several delegations are boay caucusting, preparing | their ercdentials and marking oft the work for to- morrow. ‘The warinro betwon the straight outers and the Crion- ists continues to rage. Tho office of the Trenton House je crowded with excited politicians, Wine, brandy and Inger are in great demand, and Babel-like confueion is the order of the evening. Above the tomolt can be heard tho cursings of the straight. outer, and the denunciat: of the other pide. A Breckinriige man wel Dovglavites are worte tuas the repudlignny, wiriist the howe i ‘a’ ono, This, 1 am satiafed, as matters | outer or & fustoniaty” Under those two titles they will declare that =the -SMEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1860. Brooklyn City News. Hlosx ror tax Fuas Derarroent. —At a meeting of the Serious an Pinon at Poughieeyste. L088 aBovT 826,000. About ten o'clock on Monday night last, flames were to any eoucitsien to discoverod issuing from the lower part of the large paint fe gated to ee i | factory at the lower end of Mill street, Poughkeepsie, latter will retaliate by asking if they profer the election of Liveoia to Doth sider, béwever, art HE munication vetoing @ resolution, passed oa the Oth inst., ticket, and Dow that the; accept of BO Fire it at one dollar per foot. reason given coe eee hy thc acert tet they will not owned and occupied by Mr. Weddle, An alarm was ia- | is that the amount of $7,000 only bas been inserted in the agree that the voter of their three shall in any contin- stantly given, but come time elapsed before the firemen fax levy Oe Ot ee Hie waggeeted » modi ication of 7 Be saw Ge alter Breckinsiégn or Dong, hab outer | were upon the ground, owing to tho distance fi the | the resolution, 80 the quantity of hove pro- sto The compromise with the hopes of throw ing the elec: | st cured shall come withia the amount A. The See ar Bes cae es Gia | seaussm mance |e nate, Ab q el nt uo a tensive split in the democracy, they will reject “gle ey me . pecan “t " » materials, the whole bu: was in @ short time en- fincnion #0 Fux 4 Vacaney,—The Common Council on 1 ticket, ding all offers of coa)il Thos cinins thet ditecn thousand of the terenty four thou. | veloped in flames, There were probably from seven to | Monday night Virectod an election to be held in the Sey- sand votes cast for Fillmore in 1856 will vote for Bell and | cight thousand persous at the confiagration, which was | ¢nth ward. on the 1th of August, for the purpose of filling Everett. largent ever witngened the vacaucy caused by the death of the Inte Alderman Their Convention is an informal affair, or mage meeting, eunot the w in Poughkeepsie. The | Jonn Seenbeny. 7 A and will be addressed to morrow by M. Fuller and } building was entirely deetroyed, togethor with the con- aes Jacob Brown, of, Pennsylvania; also Seymour, one Se smaeae Fan Lo pearl oil, paints, var- delegates to Chicago. from the Keystone State, w! » 1, Ke. well machinery, toois, kicks at ee lank in the Lincoln * enehes and other articles, too numerous to meation. The ‘There is every indication of an extensive rapture Whe Meteor of Friday Night—The Presi- dential Problem—Arrival of the Prince of Wales—The Military Carnival—The Walton-Mathews Tragedy—College Com mencements—The Latest Newe—Market | Reports, &c., Ke. | amongst the dagpenraey enlens the night trains and thoge | not of to-morrow morning bring a men. A emash up generally table. Senator Thomson is busy codeavoring to bring the two factions T, but with little success far, day (Wednesday), and among other things it wi ident. ‘The Constitutional La Bittner 3 will be hold at ed with a will, and | contain:—A description of the Meteor of Friday Night, ie Ma al oo oe mye ee 4 faaed ther pints to the Dulldings, | the Most Remarkable Phenomenon of the Age—Sea Views | the democracy is only = whieh were liablo at any moment to burst forth ina | and Shore Views of It, &e.; The T’residential Problem— pe ree a the great, heat. The wind was blowing | Tho Your Political Parties of the Country Face to Face, | Douglas Ratification Meetings. rs caught fro in the roof by a fall. | With the Views and Fetimates of @ Lincotn Man, ® Monitx, Ala., July 24, 1860. ing upon it from the burning building. grocery | Breckinridge Mon, a Bell Man and a Douglas Maa, al) in A large Douglas ratification meeting was held here on id a dwelling house en the opposite side of the Saturday night. Pierre Soule aud Joba Forsyth were the speakers. whieh were almost catir Unca, N. ¥., July 24, 1860. damage to buiiding wat aes etl ‘amount to about ‘The ratitication meeting of Douglas and Johneon tn this pen a Kd not Le Phan ipeay city last evening was by far the largest and most enthu- | ye Wedd The fire Bong the cares KK Biastic political meeting ever held here. Ex-Governor | condiary. The walls of the building were blown down Seymour, Dr. R. P. Bissell and Francis Kerman addressed by tho oxplosion of the boiler, a quantity of water Lay- the mecting in the largest ball in this city. An immense | !8 bee i Tis aes poy the eg gto was one meeting outside was also organized, which was addressed Be Ss Wil in Poughkeepsie for some | Corauer’s Jury against Charles Jetferds—His Committal to by Lewis H. Babcock, A. T. Goodwin and several others. = xh vases andes te Gia ie | Prison, &e.; The Loeal bapa « New York and Vicinity of | Geer tacts anand a ts were present. Banners, WHOLE BLOCK OF BUSINESS STORES CONSUMED— | Importances Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Money bonfires, fireworks, poco a ing and cheering wore kopt THE LAROSST AND MOST DESTRUCTIVE FIRE SKEN | Markets, and all imteresting news matters of the preced- up the entire evening. The speakers were ecrenaled after the meeting closed. the same Chapter; An Account of the Arrival of the Prince of Wales in Canada; The Military Caynival—De- parture of the Chicago Zouaves, and Arrival of the Savaa- nah Blues; Commencement at Vale and Harvard Colleges Banks, Wilsou, Everett, Douglas and Sumner on the same Platform for Quee, &c,; The Latest News from Eu- ropo, California, &c.; Athirs at Pike's Peak; The Walton- IN POUGHKERYSIE FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEAHS. Hardiy bad the last jet of dame expired in the air from the smouldering ruins of the fre of the night pre- | tloxs received at the oMice, northwest corner of Fulton vions, and tho fireman’s weary Limbs stretched upon bia | and Nassau strecta, Now Yor Single copies for sale at couch, than the hoarse, heavy sound of the firebell came } tho counter and by all new is. Advertisements in. once mero booming through the air, dissipating his slum- | certed at the usual HenaLy rates bore and calling him to duty. Tho summons was an- swered promptly by the whole force, and the city again wane vith Caer of fire, It wagat fret supposed that the tire bad broken out afresh, and they were about torning in that direction when a bright sheet of flame burst forth near the Gregory House, hurrying their ateps in that direction, when dames were discovered issuing from the stable of Mr. Ebenezer Cary, on Main ctreet. {Lis wae at precisely twenty minutes to three o'clock, and in twouly minutes more mort of the eurrouadiag duildings were enveloped in flames, spreading their destructive arms in hissing embraces {rom one to Another @ year; four cents a single copy. Subscrip- Curvsraxp, July 24, 1860. David Todd and others addressed a large Douglas meot- ing here Inst night. A torchlight procession paraded the stroets, guos were fired, &c. The Known Good Medicine, BRANDERTH’S PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD, ‘Are safe for all and enre to do their work well BAD BLOOD makes a weak etitution, GOOD BLOUD makes a STRONG BRANDRETHS Vis insure We laiier, ca. Sf Oroeowich street, New York. Dear Sir- For Uirse yours T was altlict- ras almost crazy with th ythins whatewor, You ean that ixty two running sore Gus time, Belog tired of feeing. the doctors and teking thelr Republican Meeting in Boston, Boston, July Mt, 1860. Alarge ropublican meeting was held last evening at Bowdoin square. It was addressed by Henry Wilson, Anson Barlingsme and others. The special occasion was the dedication of the new headquarters of the Lincoln and Haunlin Club No, 2. New York State Politics. Oswaco, July 24,1800, | of the fred buildings, until the whole block was one | Grow "Pya sued ‘ein i mio Teckinridge end Lane Dieteot Convention was | HSC, bright muse of 3 cilow, tery lames, lighting up the | Fitetneuen ec Sour Veseinin sive Pik aod ciel th in ail di- | boxes of your salve, vised 48 you directed, made me a sound becerrte gt, neg distance, and shooting for' —- Nothing, oe. » eh the bravo | 8d musa 1 leas thaw Curee mont: Youre truly, a remen to tho burning . it all around Price 26 cents ay 8 2 lock, iS per box, sold at PRINCIP other Ynuildings were im danger, and they | cagat siscor No. 4 Union marco: Campbeite, eorer held in this city yesterday afternoon. Every towa and ward was fully ropreseated. Hon. Wm. Lewis was elected delegate to the Stato Convention at Syracuse. Strong resolutions were pasew! endorsing the aomination of Breckinridge and Tanc, Pennsylvania Polltics. Pumaneurmia, July 24, 1880. ‘The first of the sericea of republican political addrerscs was delivered this evening at Concert Hall, on the “Great Issues of the Day." There was a large atteudance. Howse, the opposite side of Main street, tho ex- | druggists. fenetvo livery stable of Mr. Jamen Hl, jin «large ‘um — nine ry , were only saved eo destruction Ty the time touperhnman eflorts of the firemen, Tucrs | ) DFSWwinge of France, Broadbents & Co.'s was work for hundreds, an4 hundreds of the citizens ae SURE COUNTY, Crass 175, Joe 24, 1860. f bares any and sy palin dy ned» Inmates of | G7, 19, 18, 27, 42 4l, 62, 31, 2, 26, ¢ burning dwellings, in svi ure and other Comeoc:oaren Lorreny, Chass 1, Jone 2, Of thoec unfortuuates, but many moro werere- | 55, G, Tl, auy 67, 5, 48, 10, 49" 25, 0, 68, 1G. FRANCP, ERUADBENTS & CO., Maiaers, Wimogtou, Delaware, Uiifets kod thongh thonsands of strong, abo bodied mon were there, gazing with admiration upon the really meg- of the Delaware State Lotte- DY & OO., Managers of the nificent and glorious a, they moved not, but Destructive Fires in Philadelphia. would quictly ook om Gee young and beauti(ul fo- Pumaperrma, July 24, 1960. males, auc old and infirm women, bending rity 1 +1880. | tho weusht of acrue heavy piece of furniture that they DELAWANR, RANTOCRY AND Mi STATE LOTTERIES, Early this morning a fire broke out in Hery & Co.'s | were conveying (rom their dwelling toa place of greater Drrawarr—Extns C1488 No. a: 19, Juur 2. W880. mg house, on Front, above Vine street, which was outiro- ; Security; Sor the Org hing wae on his way, and i & fow 1, 18, 17, 6, 64, 2%, 54, 62, 20, 7, 46, 44, 75. . . 2! . ld be ‘off, and the Driawarr—Crass No. 363, Jone 2. Ty destroyed. Less $6,000. The fré extended to Ebert & | OMANI: no mare asticles coal kee See eong ian with 42, 29, AS, 25 9.05, Ty by 45, 46, 2B, 75. Co.’2, cabinet ware manufacturers; losz $1,000; and Wm. is Wito ani family by his side, would look with over- Circulars cont tree et chars bh adareesing gier, wo flenry’s cotton waste atorchouse; lors $5,600; Bacon's flowing eyes nud panting hearts upon their burning homue, Orb WOOD EDDY (om yy food etoro wae damaged by water, The total lose is noas With not even the common necessaries of life saver. Aud thero wae tine for almoat every article of comfort Lave ly $20,600; partially ingurid, The building in which the | been carrie! sate ly of, if buts fow of the many of the fire originated unexpectedly fell inward with a terrible } crash, and three firemen were injured. \ Se @ to Mr At five o'clock this morning anothoe fire destroyed the | Mallory 's hovse an ure , and #0 oD, nti) the toro Ne whole of the tecn Dulldiaga which comprised tho No. 100 Front street, above Arch, ovespisd by Cine. | TESS Peatont Guibas ne aud Crampel streets were, Oue Boothroyd & Oo., dealers in cotton waste; loss $2,000. Tho | burving mase. The following is @ list of those who have butte Omcial Drawings of Hodges, Da 00.'s Consolidated Lotierion of — soi ‘Crass 890, Juuy 2), 1960, 5, 12, 18, 14, 29, 59, Gl, 26. 52, 10, 92, 33, 1. M, dove A, 49, 61, 29, 9, 4, 27, 67, 18, 16, 8, 66, 66, 26, 38, 33. HODGES, DAVIS & GO., Managers, Macon, Georg. sYoini: damagy ‘ | red moet by the iire-— Hoyal Havana Lotte Nos. 27,728, precept piece — Seo ent Hees ee Hagin ery portion of tue contents saved. | 38.28, GOS, 15.004, 17 647, drew the recap ty we dollars. 000. ud se theo. Xreulare i free of e1 nee Toes $1,400; insured for $9 Citresting DOM RODMLGUBZ, care of chy post, Cbariestou, Roth flres are supposed to have been the result of the epontancoes combustion of cotton waste, ‘The atore of Mr. Mclavoblin, occupied aa a dry goods 4 store. ‘Dut tow ef the coods were saved, Mr. McTauchtin | ® © had juet etarted in basincés in Pou , and had on Royal bane a very valuable stock. The loss 18 estimated at | 15,205, 6.648, 19,004 w the (re capital prizes ‘in the $10,000; turured for $5,000. drawing of tune 2°, 1800, 8 casne’ by Mesers, CHASE & ‘A store owned by Mr. John Coxhead, and occupied aga | CO., Boviers, 23 Wiliam 1, New York. Circulars sent crockery and ehinaware store by ©. W. Jackson, of 51 pentyl dg widresiing H. Cavallo, care of 0. Beaw Myrtle avenue, Rrooklyn. Insured for $2,000; loss mont, New } ork. ‘Audrows & Duley, 1 Havana Lottery.-Now. 27,728, Fires at the Wem. Now Auaany, Ind., July 24, 1860, Kar! Hatte & Co,’s candle and soap factory was burned last night. Ices $45,000; inzured for $0,000. Seameimy, I., July 24, 1860. Tho round bhouw of the Chicage, Alton and 8t. louis Railroad was destroyed by fire this morning. Lves $1u,- 000; no insurance. The fire is supposed to Lave been tho work of an incendiary Fire at New Orleans. furniture and undertaking ostab : zi Kshment, saved but little of the goods. The loss is eati- vee agg me a haga $5.—Moody's Shirt mated at trom $6,000 to $7,000; inured for $5,{00 in the Her aboldt, Hartford and two other ‘The baiid- ing was owned by Charles Woodrutt, Loas $2,000; partially Mr. Dobbe, frult store, lost about $660; insured. Mr. Jol thields, paixt shop and contents. 10cs $700; no insurance. Williazs Giteon & Robinson, Lore $9,000; inewred for os a Sef og ee wd ‘s lat cram, 4 v ife Si in G19) Fulton street, 6 eSize, Two tory nine Grover & Baker's Celebrated ry SEWING MACIIINES, a ie Dest ia use for fumiy rowing. New Onrzans, July 04, 1500. | $2,400. 406 Beosdeny, New York. ‘The prodnee store of C. N. Fagg & Co., aud the trunk sien & Gibron, bo me ee i ga Tos? | 18 Pwton otreet, Brook ya. . 200; & portion of the goods caved; 5 \ 7 9 nfanto: Crumpet vas burned lat wight. Loss wd ante ‘ ith the con, Cristadoro’s Hair wi apd a manufactory of J. Crumpeny was burned last night. I ‘The, furniture store of Mr. D. 8. Mallory, with the cou. , ,.crastedore’s Bimie igs eet Ten- | $1,000, | The grocory #tore of Mr. Roaney and residence. Lows 9,560; inured fur $1,200 | The Gases: oftter, with in. centasta, cunts sad occa. " pied by Mr. 1. Hanbah. Lone $1,500; insured for $1,000. | Tuo stenmeh!y Connanght, from Galway, arrived at | !'S.)9 Mh Satie cary, topothor with his mest market | midaight. | ‘and two valuable horses. Lots catunated at $800; insured | } $25,000. tents, Lous estimated at $4,000, insured crv k LK yy ase. Whiskey.—8. T. Sa Kentucky Salt River Bourbon, sold by all drugetis, HKGRMAN & CO. ‘Nos. 162, 589, 11 and 766 Broadway, Machines. — é for $400 Wheeler & Wilson's Sew! wailing of the Arab Several other buildings with their cententa were de. | tice (06 Broadway, N, ¥. Boston, July 24, 1860. stroyed, also four dwell.ng bouser, the larger portion of | sterrim sie waite 0 A Aethtl tee: $en tomneren. the | SAE eS coe articles, wliteh would ccoupy 100 | purgiar rot Be ‘Wil call at about noon. Dcepate! » room for publication. ‘ue following is a correct | New York. hee lef with Mr. Stokel, No. 7 Broad street, To Let of the _ , Will reach bere ia seasou for the { Murey sweet, — ea Milward's Needles, for Waceler & W Mr. Caleb Morgan owned there of the stores snd adwell- | gown SEWING MACDING! ‘Tver needles ane mad ing bonae, le estimates bis low at $9,000; insured for | hand, caf of the best donble refined Buxlish cust 95,200 in the Home, Martford and other compan.c. WALKANTED SUPERIOR TO Al! OTHERS More of Mr. Coxthead with bix cabinet suop, dwoll J. PEED, MILLWARD SD Worren atrect, N. ¥ rkehop and tools, are evtimated at between $4,000 09. before eleven o’c Arabia. The Montgomery at Savannah, Sav annan, Ji 1860. ‘The steamship Montgomery, from New Lore, erriv . here leet night, All weil. se. NATWANTEN teutts 1086. ——— The market occupied by Mr. ry. bas ©2100; in- More New Cott a sree tn Partiett’ Company for $800. Momur, Ma., J Wiliam Roaney’s oo house, grocery and dwelling; The first balee of Alabama new cotton arr worth $4,000; insured Cor $500 in the Home Leurance Suatday. Compray 2 yr fe cepend cantly tetory, owned aod occapiod by | easyi Perfect ! . or of Crannetl od Maia a . ee ee esti, Culling. | MM, Intmitable Nair CutterHatr Dye ' 000; ineared ja & Now York company ior $1,000, | @) conte, depo: No.1 Durclay erect, and sold by all drug | The contents were estimated to be worth fron: $1,600 to | *** } jour fur #2206. } ' Reticence Aantal May EB in a Rieaime ii 8 8 8 ski Resutifal Completion.—Laird gated Pear! is pr-nounend } ea to be the only Leauuer Chat will emuve divearee of Wenn Bold by druggisis. Iria cipal depot £9 Broadway ir Batchelor'’s Wigs, Toupees and Dye hase taprovemenis surpaerting all others, nuiure and po tnrning up behind. No. 16 itood stret. ete. New Ontrax®, July 2°, Cotten doll: pales to-day 146 bales: q cotats by 3 i 5 of the Rartford companies. Atenant Lovse, occupind by witow Montfort, worth naired for $600 In Ube eaine company. buildings cof the street wore | 7, rth $1,200, ineured for $090, in one | Sagar buoyant and jc. higher; fair aa n —— Sc. Four bales of new cotton rece! 1 lirechugh's MMusive Wig—A: om eippt. Floar very dull: superfine 85 4a a stout 20 by 90, almost new, aceuptod | _ Ciremuph's Miwsive \ oe ie Be fi firm; white corn 80¢. Tard buoyant and Why, DUS Sales of bble. at J4io., and kogs at Ife. Seo % 24 prem am; do. With bills of tae “Nothing doing. 2000, New Onrnsxa, July 94, 1800. femer, sales to-day 1.100 pales at 16e, for mit- also mach will be considerable | briny ‘niew of thren days, 1,000 balce; reoetpts do.. 460 | fron water. T eoveral timer, but were | indy ta atte od: tat 450 bales te tame timo last exports, | extingnizhed by the fireme nore and ooonyante, This | . 2 Vewey auect, Acwe Mouse, 0) Incendiary. Tonghkeepsic destructive tire as the ono r fire wos algo tie work ited by & 0 et ta ahead of last year, 4° arta ahend of Inst_y« hea not been just related fi ver—Admitted to be the Di~ Ul iaarer by the Hoorn & Gorrmnri’s Mrs ee ee Common Council Monday evening, the Mayor eat in a com- = The Fai Heeaio for this week, will be ready to- | Thirtieth street, on Mathows Tragedy—Ciose of the Testimony—Verdict of the | om directed their efforts w eaving these. Tho Gregory | avenue and Twenty eigbus eircet, 246 ower, aa bal | THE REGULAR STU AMER EDITION, inpion Fire and | cree: | of wartons f] ftsrectfalty tuvited to ationd the Renseal of Cirovare @ Lacey, deaghior of taannel au Coraline cy, het revidence, No. ) atiernecn. ot isos e'ioek, pS on Tuestay, , Pane daughter of Rov, Daniel Lancaster. ¥ avence; Pikouw Wabuxctos, eccond gon of Juaee F Nannie Sophie Lawler, in the loth year cf hinage = Dublin papers oiease copy. MoLacvta.-O0 Tuesday, July 24, Tuomss Jour, som Godfrey P.and liza Me ged 1 months’ waa jays. of 20 di ‘The friends and ac.ynaintances of the fumily are respect- fully invited te ettend tho funeral, this (Weoneeday) af ternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of b's parents, No, 728 Eighth avenue, Paws —On , July 24, James Hanrom Panne, aged 6 months aud ¥5 day’s. ‘The relatives and friend 3 of the family are ef requested to attend the i.auera! from his grand! (Hanford Smith) residence, No. 216 West Thirty-dret street, on Thi morning, at balf-past ten o'clock. ‘The remains will bo taken t” English Neightorhood for bg oe Tuesday, July 24, Biman Rucx, of this city, CH, of as fe aged 60 years, 6 months and 19 «lays. 7 ‘The relatives and friends of famiy are invited to attend the funeral, from his lage res! , 216 Weak morning, at nine o'clock. His remains will be taken to Yonkew® tor interment. Srevenson.—In this city, on bn July 24, Geowce Srny esos, aged 37 years and 3 Fis remains will’ be taken from hie late residence, 126 Greenwich avenue, to the Me burch. Hammond street, corer of Waverley place, on Maursday morning at eleven o'clock, pens} hia friends end acquainiaaes are respectfully invited to attend. —————EEEEEEEEE F gs DEAF PERSONS wso FAILED =~ TO avr BRLKe SHOULD APPLY 0 MATELY DR. VON P ecm RESTORE *K., NEW Pome. tog to Dr. Vou Moschriakecte Jong time, and etoce De. or opernved oa me Leen i #ail bud desteri’y In restoring We to the dear Peri Mets vGutae street. pain, is astonialing, dal West Fevers New Yorx, J By 24, 1800. K. VOW MOSCEREEED. Inventor of the Har Vaporizer, which restores the = the mort chetinste cases, ma’ well as the noise te head, can be cousaited od ali diuewses (the Rye and pan) (i & 0! i F juion piser, Fighth street. A SPECIAL NOTICE 70 ADVERTISERS AND BUSINY POPULAR SPANISH-AMERICAN PAPER, e NOTICIOSO DE NUEVA YOR, WiLL ORLt “SON Tite Funst OF ACGOHR, GREAT BPXCMI, EDITION” or 5,000 COPTTS YOR TAVANM, yor GRATUITOUS CTROULATION IN CUBA, } BEST ADVERTISING MEDIOML Tekes MOOTEATE Ores 2b ache ATU A BYRCIAL NOTICR. URCHARE A MAI PAY FOR IT AS YOU RABW IY, ‘The Fureka Celebrated Sewing Mnchines, aa aa fora weekly amounis, 3 spp) the cic, 488 Broad T FVERDSLIVS—WEDDING NOTES, CA) A ye, Baa veal coro oye new oy GENTS WANTED—FOR THE KUREKA SEWING Ma- Chinen. tiberal dissoaat allowed Sead fer eames ice 493 Broadway. T $3.—A NEW STYLE OF SUORS AND GATTERA, AAT Sosa un is Ans streets Unit aaa sec ean A | A HOLESALZ-SEGARS, VERY CHRAP. Camm buyers are invited to examine. J ins guaranleed | 0, C1 1 Breedwag. | POOES, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS AKD CURIOSE- Id, of exchanged at the Curiogls 102 Naee tamasteagiee PUNIONK, INVERTED N ATL ARO i wll diseases of the feet cured withort wo by De, ZACHAKIE, Borceom fers to physicians aod @me~ fuconie i — —— — VAMPAIGN MEDAIS—20 VAKISTi RS, Wilh Al ACRE, ate Brenda a hore ao Genera Aeaim, RITTRRS IMMEDTATEGY ae Wiens atliecks, 8. & - sant etre! New York, bars an! groceries JORDIAL COGNAC J Heve diarrion, agus FELD, sole tape tor sale by wll droge Dees DEAFNESS, DISKASTS OF THT EYER, DIsRASES OF Tm. BYR, cul DeAr Sw, ISKANSS OF THY STR ny DR. VON MOSCIEATaK RR, OF SRW ORLKAN. me THE WORKS OF Tr. You Mesenrverrn on Opthalmie and@ Aural have rocelved the highest enlogioma frera the preas, Rceenain) operasions {or Fearing the wight nod well koown over "non, yet, as a reference gers, Le subrnite the following testtincn rm ROBERT PAGE, ESQ, | President of the Goodhue Fire Lowarance Company, New Yat ‘Dr. Von Mosenmecyn, Ocrliat and Avriat, dies gage 1c7 Giioien Pisce — 4m Sen —T Am 8 Uving witness of yome «kill tn the parm tiont the eur—having ow A recent an us New Origa Ter yuu eau se my name, ‘Wid great rempeet, NO ROBERT DAO, 12 Wall etree AL a vi New Youn, daly 1, 130), rom OFONGE GORDON, RAQ., NEW YORK, om Moerhvisker opernted on fig eare for égafaems w@ it ine Cow Gaye T was perfectly restam vat tneon venience of interruption to butsem § OO, Wal ese New Vous, June 6 18 : . VON MOROTIZISRER the kaown POPEAR CCULIST AND AURICT BAR VAPORIZER, which remores the how Leon ee LI y, & oe wl, may be consulted on mene ot eye a rom 90 Be'chunly a epee 17 CLUNTON PLACE, EIGHTH STP: —A DELICIOUS DRSSRRT imal foot, enriches the taba principal saloons. Hecker 1 ar ecorehing: Jeliy Mod te SNES. Lon Rae 8 Ue eetmotiatye reei, near Kast Broadway. Foes yaniv a, as net the emt woibwttinin £ ot the Astor Hous all wu Fira Tistiera to pretect. bur yes, for ment, No. 5 New Canal plus have actually been companied, by the | Exchanges unchargsL Will give their first grand ¢: at — Pia Barton, July 2t, 1900. cert Hall, Newark, on which oocation a varied and at ter, Ahead.—New Shapes | 1 ‘HR SETEH. gop Bum {ers one Flour dull; no rater; Ohio aad Floward étrek tractive me, consteting of new fouge, dance, | BEE do, Tata auction. One dollar cock, | pan n 0, 9 7 Pulton treet. | white 61 £0 8 61 pee ye performs. ! MATION WANTED, Whis Dr. yp #! Truss 2 Varicocete tra- —_ 0 Merge camber of persona are ' a i ‘ pe Personal L teltigence. meus, ck No TAntor House — latrance eo Bareiny « | "seid Ha trade mark, Scaedam Ac made 2 er. i Goeapy ing a s a eIMAtion Which may lead W tho Coo vietlon cf Uso grill Flour quiet: new superfine $650, old 86 46. Whunt— : Y 7 received by UDOLPHO WOt 181 24a $1 25, white $1 doa sl 40. teady At Hon, W. Pr ater Minister to the Ce aver week | 2 8c, Mors pork #19 L) #19 75. Pine —— Spain, and W. Dotiseo, I the Hnesian Jegation at | by the Rev. Laward Lathrop SCTIEDAM SCHNA?TS. { @ 12%¢¢.; showlders 10. 10%,c.; hams 13 bis Washington, are stoppin, Now York Hote! | of Ginwcow, to Mactes, foorth 100 casee three years impccted, #lindle for private ame, ~~ Arnasy, Tul <6 M. Profesne Furnaado Rodriguez, of Havana, {s stopping | formeriy of Greenoes., Scotian ‘ur sale by UPOLPHO. WotR, Flour slow of rie. and little doing beyout tho home at the Astor ae Hotel. inal ss | Diea ' 2 Beaver sures, rade. Wheat Uj le: Corn droopi nd the mt. Jor of Cine t!, an Lae | o - ‘ iy largely Sire of tho demand. ‘Last €% ang the cane ‘of Albany, wr verett House, |. BURSHAM.=fm To 9, July Bhs of commnraption, Mes. | PRETACIANS SAR ORPERALLY TORPRAK @ ‘ ley » morn' . , nfs sogern, wile ¢ ont turning, aged 28 reary | rord fn pr what are entl Rees aeaese ef hoe. toile this morning thors Wak | Gow. Hanks, of Maccachisette; Hon, Sidney Deab, of | Tw: trichae of the family, and of Nor father, tho. Ista | Hodtont, 1 is } Te oie Be ewe! Conneetiont: Hon. John McKinney, of Detroit; Mon. Y- | popert MeParlane eal atu | i Gc, Oats—Sales 7300 bushels State at ‘‘ } rt McFarlane, are reapect invited to attend the | , } Not! in rye. Whi lower, but In gost | Ack I'ratt, of Prattsvilio rt Mills, Keq., of Toma, | ponent, trom her inte revitence, & West bieventh etreet, | t+ member of the Betonal Aeweaien, Dap in ee ee ” eo AB. Wilson, b2q., ant family, of Albany, were ataong | us Chemuted cietenet corset ring! ea, Aad rong 0 ma Her remains will | a, 10 bie. at 20ye. a BOrsc, Wool—Halee | 10,000 Ibe, medium Seete at 4240. at the 8t, Nichole: Hotel yesterday the arrivais ‘onkers for interment —On Mon'ay night, Jr Many Com agea | Acwor ligase, and Lewy Collings, | ‘Oswrnn, Capt. Alejandro, of Port 6; J. Th, Sproat, Feq., ant | Flour dull and 250. lowe fomliy, of Masvacbunetts; N. Collins, b4,. of Boston; ©. | | State. Wheat or, t Fi. Suepbenk, Faq., and lady, of Mocwrchoxtte; N, 10 The crends and acquaintances } nada clab at $1 1 yt, Wen., and B. 1. Swoognd, Faq., Both of Baltimore, | Cully iawited to attand the fu | perally do net are stoping at tho Laturge House. ber facenta, de be and Jobene Godly , 865 seo« | ele Mea, Com rn thie (Wedarsday) efternoen | j at 2 ¥ Take issporte . . , | and 16 days \ » bul De. Hemane and 3. B. ston both of Basten: € ‘The {raerni will take place Crom the retidcnen of tia pe pana Sega = ¥ ig AL oan 10 Ganecvoort atrect fon Thursday .'t tnoom, at Flour stenidy du \ ray, Fg. OF Charleston, #.C., are stopping ot Uke FUR) one o'clock. ‘The remains will be imterved in Calvary | red oo Aegpry w Gorn duit nad avenuo Hotel, Comoury, Williamsburg. The relatives and friends o: the | beahel# Iinols at Sle, Nowalee of other gra’ w.¢ Iphia; A. Peltran, Faq., | farnily are respectfully invited to atiend | key steady at 19450. Canal freights wdvaucod to 49, on nnd | both of Cuba, are stop. | Dowans.—0n Tuesday, duly 24, Buus Nomenrr, aged Hour, 12. on wheat, Me. on corn, to New York. Im pio 20 yeare,® native of Duntocher, iumbartonsi irc, foot fte——2,200 bbir. flour, 12,900 bushels wheat, 107,000 ‘The scattered family of fey, Dr, Emerson (now fn his lane frente of itisies ie bia yushels ‘corn. Exporte11,000 buzhels wheat, 49,000 pighty-third year) gathered at tive old homestead, in Su | ‘The friends of the family ary reapect? vite 41. tend the fmneral, from the Tesid new of her bro ls corn. «My sy hat fast.,nome thy amber. ‘ — Crvetyvatt, July 24, 1960. Tue family group Tacinded te ay AT his | No. 80 Bast Thirty second etrect, this (Wedneriny) aller Flour doll. Whiskey steady at 100, Wietdnt! and wiro, tom ebildren, oight of wun are married, with the | Dey, st te cole, deems tt te ben declined it, OBe. w $C, White, 81.05n$1 08. Ba- | wives or hmsbands of the latter, amd gevoral grandshil- |» batn—-m Tuesday, July 21, of divease of tho Inngs, con Money im good supply #5 8 10 PET Orn. ‘Two of the sone anc one son-in-law are clergymen, ; FAaN™ RGAn, aged M8 yewrs, " cont. cage ow New York 3, per cont pre- as well ae Wwe patriarch of the flock, and the four seve: | ,. The friends sand those of Tis ¢, the Rev. Tally Invited to attend 1) Nigam, are mium rally and collectively performed «ii the pulpit exercises in ERs, - Omeaqo, Jaly 4—8T. M the South church: phot ‘the day and omang ‘on Sourtay, | SLL West ernest Seem, on Rearéey morning Flour quict. Wheat active; sales at 000. for Toiaware, Now Jersey, Rew York, Conuectiont and Mas- | orclock, The remains will be taken to the Chare y Holy Grove, where @ solemn mas of requicm wil be offered wp for the repore of bis rout Hesiaicnt On Tuesday, July V4. Loe fant ds sachusette sept reproseutativer, aud a happier farally cou- | | s among the gatate at Now |" of Mortimer and Justiva Herat icks epring, in store, $1 f J vooWon in seldom ee a bushels at doc. a 4 in etore, Receipts whicat, 76,000 bushela corn, 1,000 bushels onte wente (00 bbls. four, 06,00 ‘burhoir cors. F advancing: nt 60. on Corn to BuTato, Sight ¢ on New Vork J per ceut premiam © 0. Tred. Corn dirt: sale ‘The funcral wilt tage place th's (Wetnestay) mont At nine o'clock, from Ot Wert Twentieth etrect wile ot Hon. Jo! aT 1, Seorvtary of War, is ot vlat, Va. ie JOSTENS Pommch Dave necertained Unat there ad pin wAich enneomparn with ‘wont te esau cement Of tb6 ay ets hummus on reciting sleng tho lew grounds of tin Westera . w convinced that Oey have found @ Rr’ YSARD_A CO, ALL \ wo AND) VERMIN DEStnON ARS 0 CxtOrmy inte tedbuca, tro trnly retin ste artic 1 s Ube. garde bs rate wad Prinehia! depot 06? Brondway. Sedd Wy at deagetsta, iM FOLLOWING TWO PA ANDRE BABATINR, at 129 pr? af wisaey, west way. Black French Varnish, eter ry ’ ever bas Lalled to 7 fe b Price (0 copia Depot Ne. 66 Cop hettlos aoe Solt by oll te degsine.