The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1860, Page 14

— ship The pony express with St. Joseph dates of July 4 and 7, arrived at Carson city this morning. ‘The democracy of California are divided, the leaders smot yet having receivud their cue. it is impossible to spredict how the State will go, until there is further de- -velopments. The Pik: Peak Express. Sx, Josurn, Mo., July 31, 1860. ‘The Piko’s Peak express, with dates to July 23, reached Sere thia afternoon, bringing the following items of -aews:— Dawver Crrv, July 23, 1860. A shooting affair occurred in California Gulch last week, resulting in the death of a man named Smith, from Ben «toa county, Arkansas, while in pursuit of bis wife, who had run away with aman named Curtis. Smith fired at * Curtis, but missed him and wounded his wife. Curtis re- turned the fire, killing Smith instantly. Pat Dovim, notorious in the Fort Scott difficulties Ta « Eastern Kansas, and Joseph Lafferty had a shooting affray Im Colorado City last Saturday, in which Devlin received “aia balls from Ladferty’s pistol. ‘The latter was tried by a ‘people's court, and a verdzot of justifiable homicide was rendered. Laat evening an auctioneer named M. Hadley, who has +4 wife and two children in Galesburg, Ill., was acciden- rfally shot and killed by a barkeeper named Wm. Bates, formerly of Chicago, but recently from Rock Island. Bates is in custody. James Gordon, formerly from Boston, but latterly from ‘Nebraska, who has hitherto enjoyed the reputation of a (peaceable man, shot a barkeeper one night last week ‘while on a spree, seriously wounding him in the leg. On Friday evening he threatened to shoot several per- Sons, and was only prevented from doing so by the in. terference of bystanders. Later in the night he attacked +& young German in a saloon, and after maltreating him, Diew hia brains out. Next morning a meeting of the Citizens was called and nearly $100 was raised, and parties was discovered entrenched with a party of friends in Fort Lupton, twenty-five miles down the Platte. He made his ony after having bis horse shot and |. Williams, Presidont of the Denver Town Council, . Kennedy, of this city, were found at Fort Lapton, under arrest for assisting Gordon to eacape. y friends of Gordon's, and say they were sent to ‘there and take charge of his paper, as he was to be shot or hung. One ip looking for upon another party, who, feeling guilty, fled ‘Ogden escaped by swimming the ri- {ulligan, in attempting the same, was drown- taken r with three mules and igne county, Ill. Quon says the ‘only means by which they could id i gbgeae Hite 1e States. vigilance corumittce organized in this city, of the ablest and most law abiding citizens, -bound by oath to sustain cach other in ferreting ringing ‘to punishment the murderers and thieves ne’ fi 28 I £3 it country is now overrun. we ig unimportant. The weather is warm F & E i E Movements of Mr. Douglas. Oonconp, N. H., July 31, 1860° Mr. Douglas left Montpelier this morning, and arrived ‘@t Concord at half past three o'clock this afternoon. He attempt to force upon an unwilling people a constitu- tion they did not like, was violating not alone the demo- cratic creed, but the American creed also. If the people wanted tomake aslave State of Kansas they had the sright to doso. Every republican in Congress voted with ‘him (Douglas) toadmit Kansas as a slave State if the peo. ple so desired it. Nowthe republican party denounced thim for advocating the identical principles they ‘then voted for. ‘The President claimed the righ 40 control his vote, and that was the or! of their i Executive was permi' to direct a ‘vote, then his power became that i 3 g a s 832 were Berge itt. Ne f z EEE ; & ta ‘Ht i , i i i i 2 F inl i : ee . £ i iE ise. evening Mr. Lover held a levee, and a consider able quantity of Gre works were let off. a3 u Breckinridge and Lance Mass Conve in Indiana, Ixpiaxorots, July 31, 1860. At the Breckinridge and Lane Mass Conventioa in this cily, to day, from 18,000 to 20,000 ersons were presen:, trom almost all parts of the State, An electoral ticket apd a State Central Committee were appointed, to secure «the running of a joint electoral ticket, and cast the vote for Douglas or Breckinridge, whoever gets the highest electorsl vote from other States. Senators Bright and -Fiteh were among the speakers. ‘The State Teachers’ Association. Synacese, N. ¥., July 31, 1860, The Afteenth annual session of the Now York State YLeachers’ Aesociation commenced in this city to-day. At Teast six tiundred teachers are already here, and the umber is increasing every hour. Ateleven A. M., Mr. McKiligott called the association to order. Prayer was of- fered by Rev. Mr. Clark, of thia city, and the teachers were ‘welcomed to the city by the Mayor, Hon. A Wescott, and by Hoo. J. Peck, President of the Board of Fucation. Mr. McEitigott responded to the addresses of welcome and then proceeded to deliver the regular annual address, ‘The association then wijourned to two o'clock P.M. The New York State Association of School Teachers also eld its auowal meeting bere this afternoon at two P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION. Mr. EC. Pomeroy, of Baffalo, in bebali of the Commit tee, of which he was Chairman, presented a report upon fan uniform system of schools for the State, together with a series of aesolutions earnestly urging the adoption of euch a 8) stem, which, after Considerable discussion, were adopted. Dr. Lambert submitted a repert and resolutions in fa vor of legislative appropriations to Teachers’ institutes, fecommending a committee to solicit from the | agislatvre $200 for cach Institete the coming year. Adopted. EVENING SESSION, Mr. Weller subm/tted a report and resolutions upon the qualifications of teachers, which elicited a warm discus- iow, but was laid aside for the time to give place to the ‘order of the evening, which was an address from Henry Riddie, Eeq , Assistant Sup-rintendent of the city of New York. His subject was the fundamental principles of teaching as a science earnest attention by at least a thousand teachers of the Empire State, and a clear and forcible exposition of the theme selected. Adjourned to nine o'clock Wednes day morning. 7 ‘The Chicago Zouaves. Pincapmurnia, July $1, 1860 The Zouaves drilled at Point Breeze this afternoon. A Large number of spectators were present. The drill was Oven superior to that of yesterday. The Zouaves receive ‘the cordial endorsement of eminent military men. This evening they will give an exhibition of their drill at the Academy of Masic, and at noon to morrow they will leave for Baltimore + Lowls. Sr. Lovts, July 91, 1860. The extensive iron railing manufactory of McMurray, ‘Winkle, Mayr $ Co. was burned this evening. boss 845,000, insured for $10.000 in city offices. Sailing of the Connaught Postponed. Bowron, July 31, 1880. The steamship Connaught does aot leave thie port for Galway vnti! the Tth of Augnet ‘The address was listened to with | street, Brooklyn, this (Wed- __ NEW york itkhafb, wepiespa¥, Avedsr 1 8%. P on , ay oa richehtlalgreenaeae—ee rabies The Great Eastern at Cape May. — a Marrfed. augue Care Max, July 34, 1800, sow York Zouave4 City Intelligence. OP, @, Monten, duty 90, by ss MUSCELLANEOUs, u LAROE MESTING—oREAT jig Sa my re Seue-thirtade tem - © Anna W. Storr, all of A NOUNCEMENT EXTRA. n Covrunia Hove, Care July 81, 1860, GFNERAL 0 COMPANINS ORG: . Tabi’ Pa saad im npreapned Rov. Asa D. Smith, Jouw H. Bor .. — “rent Hasigrn arrived here this morning at seven | NIZED; TO. A | Great Eastern on by.” ‘MH from Cape May this morning, | dig city,” ; Sea MIND AND Bopy * jg anchored about seven miles from shore. visit of the Chicago Zouaves can have no better. iunity of 4oing so than by at: Albany and Califormie pa, rey Picts’ py A —— ** . to this city has had ‘ Sunday, July 20, by ie O'clock, ana arom board, and the excursion is re. | ‘% let of rousing a apirt of rivairy ia the Deeaste of | {OR0iB6 adic’ fair anc festival vo be eid is ay forthe | v2y"Reyarchidencon MCCetr mal the residence of the wand shows ts tant ween ae uence Aho iad Some thousands . “he most our citizen soldi i benefit of St. John’s ebu,°; # Fort Hamilton, where a | p07 Ber. ue! ve, ., to Fuzassra, ‘wisid canna erly perform lis fen wt Nealthy ee ee es unsatisfactory that ever left ery, and it has been in contemplation for | fine view of the great stear, ™ AY be had as che passes | Bride's father, Gaonax G. Savis Ot cr this city. fren years in Peding tus publ mien azak | Having ee Some weeks back to organise @ Zouave company in this | up the bay. ‘The ‘advertiseane.™* of the aftair appears ia | dauglter oS Dealt SE es church, Peckskil’, alle @ bas co d few York. ‘~hty-seven passengers, | “ily. The movement originated with Captain Atterbury, appropriate column. on Nn Tuly 80 by the Rev, Er Ro, "ert: Wituiam C. | flesh is heir to.” We lave issuet, during our She has two thouswed and bar last Lieut, Coppinger and Mr. Honry Baldwin al NY, | Tum Ins Nrws Boasxo Ur.—Amo."® the sufferers by | Sonmaow 13 Many,’ daughter “ot ue ia © MASE A: A: | pot les than four mle of Sates several Bt wees Ue One steamboat accompanied her,” 2° metas + Haney Baldwins all comme the fr nim,» WAS the pub. | Nicholson. manages. wud have found thee er with Company E of the Ninth regiment. The second e in Nassau street on Monday nigi. ©’ el 4 hy the Rev, | ¥#S to bundveds of thousands of readers in every por She got over the bar safely at bweiy © minutes meer SeveR | : regiment. lishers of the Trish N; week’s issue, | , STm—Tarror.—On Wednesday, July 8, .)"Coionei | te babitable ¥ portoa af P. M. (at which hour it was high tide, ’» and had iwo feet | sr by scongrenrary oeratcrrnd nage otatinong nih) realy for prtae’ ta, Poseday? ma, RIDE: tes | ge cethele, Jour A, Saree, Galy, on of the la Sarlory of | wile Bucke"elich fave’ tnade'natoueingtnmminaie rig, to spare under the keel. She then star, ¢4 at full speed, i. t twe hundred gentlemen were pre- | regular publication day, was melted into-a cont. “429° | Taylorville, Fort Lee r . upon mankind, it is mot without & slight feetla v reyretivat pe bay ta shty ton anchor | 88, and the meeting was called to order about eight of tape metal. Under these circumstances it will "1% o 7 we aba u our calling, for another, and we plowid hesitate im playing. At Sandy Hook the ey "'Y o'clock by Mr. possible to publish an edition of the Jrish News ‘28 eerreree 80 doing did we vot Believe that good can be done in another wos secured with great difficulty, the hou. K of the oat | SC0cK bY ME. Henry Baldwin, who, after briefly stating | week. The property, however, we understand, was fu. Diea. Sesdats copia fe tke tand of oak Keeraiee needa block having broken. It was replaced, When the poe ey rer ecg pleating Sater re.| Saed. rgisatt —O0 Tuesday, July 81, James D., infant son of ) 1 edna © (xpectau, aul Tiverw), an well ng capstan was found t> be too small for the ,“able, the | one addressed to him on the subj or aa nd, in answer to | Tux Fung in Nassav Sramet.—In speaking of the services | eed 1B acy, vusett, Of Bridgeport, Coam.,. aged 2 | °° fiw yeaa lage 9 gece Ot eee er tral, was of the | Corps im this city: ing & ZOUAY® | of the diferent fire companies at th Whe pelnityon ae tare, Ue 1a sonrah of Bealih *S CNearens ret eee ae slack of which was pulled out by the weight the city: Yok ¥ ee ee panies atthe late fire in Nassau . Ne poaties one friends of the family are Tneas, . He co of mnineo and ig fhe interior, “Whe thee dozen times. The sea was very smooth and light, a4 the vessel made a graceful roll of three degrees, Land was lost sight of at halfpasteight P.M. At this time the Highland lights were last seen, and there was a pase baze on the water, but a splendid moonlight over Nearty three-fourths of the passengers slept on deck, including many ladies, no accommodations being pro- vided below, on account of the intoxication of the stewards. The provisions also gave out, ice water ‘was not to be had by the majority, and even facilities for washing were entirely ignored. Twenty-five cents wat paid for a glass of water to drink, and one dollar for a ba- sin full, Immense {ndignation prevails, and « large number of Passengers return home to-night by way of l’biladel- ia. An indignation meeting was held on board this morn- ing, denouncing the whole affair as a gigantic swindle. Most of the members of the press were up all night, ‘with one or two exceptions, one of whom slept in a sheep pen with a New York detective. The directors on board were evidently unprepared for the emergency, and did all in their power to alleviate the necessities of the excursionists. Ali gave up their apart- ments freely, and they were occupied by strangers. Funny scenes transpired on board during the night. Dancing was commenced at twelve o’clock, but it was of ‘an entirely impromptu character, and not participated in by ladies. Considerable excitement prevails in this locality con- cerning the arrival. Crowds of people are going off to see the ship, while numbers of boats from Philadelphia areon their way with visiters. It is estimated that eight or ten thousand people will visit the ship today. She leaves here at six o’clock to-night, and will reach New York about six o'clock to morrow morning? The Galway Steamship Connaught. Boston, July 31, 1860. The Galway steamship Connaught will not leave here until the 7th of August, when the repairs to her machine- ry will be thoroughly completed. She is a magnificent veesel, and is expected to compete favorably with the feetest and safest ocean steamers afloat. Private letters received here confirm the announcement that the subsidy of the English government to the Gal- way line of steamships has not been withdrawn. Beston Weekly Bank Statement. Bostow, July 31, 1860. a bo ‘comm mating inquiry the ve tilforre would to the ree! cag are to say wid renret, tbat it wou, iy energetic manner to subdue Ee flames. They had nee $8 Ll bre Vd f ger| the other freon, and iy ir abare ine fk vi aesittance they rendered. pe ; he cians Coraxction.—In our report yesterday of the departure of the Great Eastern, we stated that three cart loads of Mattresses arrived at the dock, Dut could mot be taken on beard, owing to the maker not having therm there iu time, and that they were left om his hands. The nmaker of the Mattresses in qerstion called at our office yesterday, and informed us that this was # mistake. Tho reasou they were redurned was Miat they were vot wanted, the mana ee erree woes mere than they had occasion to use. had ofdered cae thousand, bu! bad use for only eight hundred. The gentlemaz wishes the correction made, as on first statement might, perhaps, injme him The fol Mr. Baldwin ow Monday _ lowing Te! eee MAE Wal ee case donk cope ve refer juestion to the division Loned, will’ rocunmendations to their favor. Call upon Gener! Sandford to morrow. FRED, TOWNSEND. few words would doubtless be expected from him, as his name had been somewhat intimately connected with this movement. His object im starting the movement had ‘been to stir up @ greater degree of enthusiaom in the New York State militia, which was, he was sorry to say, with but one exception, foand wanting. He then ex- plained the system of drill which would be introduced, combining Hardee's tacties and McLelland’s bayonet ex- ercises. After stating all present must bear in mind that to attain the same state of efficiency as the Chicegd Ca- || dets, a greater amount of bedily labor and fat! would have tw be borne, and he would have all bear this faet in mind before enrolling their wames, Cuptain Attordury regumed bis seat amidst loud applause. Lieut. Corrixcer, in answer 9 seme remarks by one of the gemtlemen present, explained the mittia law of this State; and them went on to state ‘that the drill of the Chicago Zouawe ia simply the light infantry tactics of Colonel Hardee, with extra movements introduced by He said it wae not their intention ad in their dresses, t2 do- is '. ee es necessary. pursued Uy the organization pada Ee 10'353°100 6,848,000 Markets. PRILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. | ; (ia State 6's, 96%; ‘Read: New York at par. Y at Flour firm at $5 25 f fae. Wheat gat yl al for s ,e Hy at $1200 $1 90; white af $1 308100. Corn srarce and wanted; yellow, 70c., ap advance of 2c; white, The. Pro- Visions steady; mess pork $20, rump $15; bacon sides 120. Whiskey steady at 2ic. , auras, July 51, 1860. Pama Flour dull_and declined 1254c. Wheat quiet; white, $1 25 a $1 35; red, $1 11a $120. Corn scarce and \- low in demand at 67c. Oats declined. Whiskey aut ot 21 dye. a 220. Burvao, July 31—1 P.M. quiet and Flour firmer but unchanged in prices. bushels new red winter Ohio at yet wey 07 a $1 Corn opened steady but closed firmer: 45. ‘19. Ca- nal freights (000 bbis. flour, do, oats. do, corn. The amount of oats in store was omitted last evening, total of 3,068, 31—6P. M. Flour 000 bbis., at 6235 Wiseon- gin and Illinois, Indiana. it ste Obio and In- ; ,000 bushels market quiet and parties apart . Other grains nominal. iskey nomi- pal at 19¢, Canal freights steady. imports—10,000 bushels wheat, 94,000 bushels corn. Canal exports— 35,000 bushels corn, 83,000 bushels oats Cuicaco, July 31, 1860. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and tending downwards: sales 15 000 bushels at 89 5c. a 90>. for No. 2 spring, and 98c. a $1 for No. 1 red in store. Corn seady: sales 30,000 bushels Receipts — at 42550. a 4232/0. in store. Oats frm. flout corn, 8,500 bushels oats. Shipmentse—#00 bbis. four, 26,000 bushels wheat, 114 500 bushes corz, 12,000 els oats. Freights dull at 4 3c. on corn to Buffalo. exchange on New York at 1‘, per cent iem Oswnao, July 31—6 P. M. Flour dull but unchanged: sales of 800 bbis. at $5 25 for extra State, $6 75 for favorite double extra city brands, Wheat in fair demand, but held generally above the views of buyers, supply light: sales of 3,000 bushels of new red Ohio at $1 1255, to arrive. Corn in food mand for local use, while there is lees inquiry ship. ment at current prices: sales of 6,100 bushels of Indiana at 63¢., 18,000 busheles of Ilinoia at 68'<c. a 83¢c., 6,700 bushels of do. at 533gc., and 200 bushels of do. on p terms. Other grains quiet. Canal freights steady at 27c. on flour, 80. on wheat, and T}sc. on corn. Lake imports— 3,200 bushels of corn, 180 bushels of oats. Canal ex pore 2s78 bbls. of floar, 6,900 bushels of wheat ant 460 bushels of corn. ri Fatat Reever or 2xvLarkinc —Jobn Sprigings, the lad who was so severely injired while ekylarking with Wm. Sheehan, in Jones’ Wood, on Monday evening, died yes- terday morning, at Bellevue Hospital, from the effects of his wound igings and Shecban, it appears, were dancing on the platform, when the former, by way of a joke, drew a pen knife from his pocket and cut a slit in his companion’s coat. As soon as Sheehan disesvered the trick that had been plsyed upon him, he, too, drew a penknife from h's pocket and made a pass at Sprigings, blending, no doubt, to do wo further damage than cuttios Thirty seven names were enrolled last evening before the meeting adjourned Police Intelligence. A Feairrve Prom New Onixans Sevt Back —Dominique Mera, who was asrested in this city in the month of June last, om charge of baving murdered a Roman Catholic priest named Niehows Savelli, in New Orleans some three years ago, was seut back im custedy of the Sheriff of that city yesterday. Mera, it will be recollected, escaped from jail in New Orleans a day or two before his trial was te have come off, and after wandering about Texas for about two years set sail for New York. Information. of his arrival ip thie city baving been communicated to Cay ‘Scaman, of the precinct search for the fugitive, and aneeveded in iy | }) and tree Gow, and 1 beteve as they do, and ever ‘shall, | i the eyes of businces men. Mw Smitis,of the oe and Dumb hInsti- tion. TO THN EDITOR O7 THE HRALD. In yoor issue of tbe 28th of June, in noticing thd ex- ‘amination of the desf and dum’ pupils, you spealt of me as being***a young person of Jewish descent, thougl’ now converted'to Christiawity,’’ which last I deny most em- tically, I am living’ with my parents at Aldany. | ir faith: is the Jewish, and they believe in the of By giving tists. place in she columns you will oblixe ret JULY 30, 1899. ur next FANNY 5! J ue | | THE PAMIZY HERALD. The Excitement in Virginia--The Primee of Wales tm Canadmbetters from the afternoon, at three o'clock. in the year terment. Baown.—On Sanday, Ju. Danie) B. and Prederika Br. age. rextay.—Suddenly, on Tues @Y mornivg, Pienv am Buoxiey, wife of Zamu . > ‘y 29, Epwarp Jouw son Watering Places— More Massacres tw Sy?ia—College Commencements—The Latest News--Local Matters of the Mctree polis—Market Reports, &c., &., d&e. The Pasury Hearn for this week will be issued to day (Wednesday). In its pages will be found, among other things:—An Account of the Excitement in Virginia about the Raising and Cutting Down of a Lincoln and Hamlin Pole at @ccoquan; A report of the Progress of the Prince oF Wales among the Canadians, the honors paid to him; &c.; Letters from our Correspondents at Old Point Com- fort, Piermont, Whitestone, Stratford, Fairfield, Mauot Chnak, Cape May, Niagara Fatis, Newport, ke ; Further Particulars atout the Horrible Massacres:im Syria; A-re+ port of the Doings at the Commiencementsof Yale and Dartmouth Colleges; Letters from our London and Paris Correspondents, and the Latest News from Sieily; Inte- resting ‘telligence ftom Califormia; The Chicago Cadets— their Challenge for the Military Championship, and its: Acceptanee by the Columbus Guard; The Local News of New York ard Vicinity of Importaneey Reporta of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets, and all interesting pews matters of the preceding week. ‘Texus—$2 9 year; four cents a single copy. Subscrip: tiona received at the office, northwest corner of Fulton nnd Nassau streets, New York. Single copies for salo at ‘tae counter and by all news agents. Advertisements in- sorted at the usual HeKAn rates. Drawings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Cover, Se Jory Bi, 1868. 10, 61, 74, 70, + 34, 14, 8, 50, 20. Coxsouipateo Lorn Uiass 129, Jury 31, 1360. 68, 67, 52, 2, 22, 20, 42, 21, 48, 64, 23, 72, 70. PRAKCE, BROADBENTS 4 CO., Managers, Wilmington, ware. Drawii of the Delaware State Lotte- ries.—-WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Managers of the ORL STATE LOTTERITS, a For a $02, Suey’ 31, faeo, ’ 2. 70, 73, 53, 36, 30. dressing ner to ; ia, Missocrt, Drawi M oDiigial, Drawings of Hodges, Davie d& 397, Ji 8, 12, 58, 76, 37, 3, 63 DRLAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MASc WARE—KxTnA Chass No. 65, 1, 3, 14, 30, 22, 11 Drawanr—crass No. 61, 32, 41, 31, w. 38, 33, 72 f e ‘WOOD, EDDY & .. Wilmingtoa, Or to WOOD, EDDY & CO., St. Lo ving ties in New Orleans, Sberi® Martin, of the parish of Pla- q ime, |, and, armed with a requisi- tien from the Geverner took the fugitive im- to custody, and started home with yesterday morn- ing. Hie ‘that there is abundant of the pri- sower's identity, and that his conviction is a foregone conclusion. Rommae «4 Maw ov Five Canta. —William Wade, a painter, who says he lives in Eighteenth street, was taken into custody on Monday night, on @ charge of rob- bing John Holman, of No. 21 Leonard street, of the sum of five cents. The complainant says he was stopped by the pricoper in Hudson street and told to deliver up all the money be bad about him. Holman, who was dead broke, said tie had nothing but a five cent piece, whereupon Wace, it is alleged, took the coin from him by force and violence, and started of with the same. The alarm be- ing raised, policeman Lyons, of the precinct, has- teved to the spot, and, afler a smart , succeeded in | capturing Be offeader’ Justice Quakenbush held the ac- cused to in the sui Of $2,000 to answer. } Quick Worx.—A pickpocket named Isaac Gesner was | arrested by policeman Hutchingon , of the Fighteeuth pre- cinct,on Monday might, on a charge of stealing a porte- | moonale, containing $20, from Mary B. Lewis, as the lat- | ter was walking through Lexington avenue. Yesterday | morning the prisoner was brought before Justice Quack- evbush, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and commit. ted for trial, A few hours afterwards, the case came up | before the Court of Special Sessions, when Gesver was and sentenced to four mopths’ confinement in the Pevitentiary. Only fourteen hours elapsed between | the time of the arrest and (he sentence to the Peatten- tiary. CHARGE OF FaezaLeMENT AGAIeT AN AGENT.—Thomas C. Spillet, an agent in the employment of Mores Hyler, stair rod manufacturer, of No. 84 Beekman street, was taken into custody by officers Nevins and Fitamaurice, of the Second precinct, on charge of embezzling $42 07 from his employer. The accused, itfis alleged. collected the above eum from John Parr, hardware dealer, of No. 546 highthfivenue, and lated the same to his own use. Spillet was ‘brought berore Justice Kelly, at the Lower Police Court, where be was committed for exami- nation. the latter's clothing, but, unfortunately, by an unlucky movement on the pert of Sprigings, the biade of the wea pon enme in contact with Lis abcomen, doing him a fatal wjory Sheehan, when be saw the mischief he had dove, quietly delivered himself into the custody of policeman Hogart, of the Nineteenth precinct, who Was present at the time and followed the officer to the station house. He frankly acknowledged that he stabbed Sprigings. but said the ecourrence was purely accidental, and he only meant te cnt the injured Iad’s clothing. Coroner Jackman was notitied of the deat of the injured lad seeter fay, but in consequence of the non attendance of ihe witnesses he was obliged (o postpone the investiga tion until to day Bersine From Cascatry Ao inquest was held at Bellevue Hospital yesterday, by Corower Jackman, on the body of a German woman, samed Jacopena Keepler, who died from the effects of injaries sustained on the Ist uit. by the explosion of a fluid lamp. Decease! resided at No 746 Third avenue. and jt was there that the accident occurred. Verdict, “Aceidental death.” Kieep ay Fattixc prom a Wispow.—Coroner Gampile heid an inquest at No. 168 West Thirty eighth street, upon the body of Pbilip Brady, a native of Ireland, aged 60 years, who was killed by failing from a third story window. Deceased, it appeared, was under the influence time of the accident. Verdict, “Acciden- The same Coroner also held an inquest upon the body of an urknown laborer, about 60 years of age, who was accidentally killed by bein, over by & stove truck Fifty fifth street, rear Thi nue, oo Monday evening. Verdict tn accordance with the above facts. 2 Supreme Court—Special Term, Pefore Hon. Judge Leonard. JeLy S1eBliar Faseett ve, Samuct W. Tiltmadge et. ») —Allowance $600, in addition to costs made on all the cia ma of the creditors. Allowance to be included in the judgment in this action oaly, no other action having been in fac’ tried. Piliz Hineayd vs. Detroit, and Milwaukee Railroad Com- —Motion denied, with $10 costs of opp rin 4 denied in tao cnses. Won Oven and chcrs t¢. Jane P Omley and othert.o— Motion granted on the payment of $10 costs to the plain- i. one Same ve the Some —Motion granted on payment of $10 coats of opposing cases, and exceptions to be served in ten days. fore Hon. Judge Sutherland Abiding ve. Pater 0. Strang and othert—— Jndgment for the plaintifis, declaring the assignment fran- ‘dvlent and void on its face as to him, and ewtyt ing hit to Alerande be paid hie claim, with casts, out of the funds ia (he hands of the assignee ste Jokn D. A, Minsing —Mo- | One of the Most Extraordinary Cases of Ls ion on by [From the Rome, (N. Y ) Sentinel.) The name of John Brown, '¢ Ferry notoriety, | is ws familiar as household words to about every person | in the land. His tragic but deserved fate at Harper's | Ferry bas 4 into history, and will not be forgotten | ‘aa long a8 this Union shall remain. It is not with the eri minal records alone that John Brown's oame is familiar, upon the civil calendar bis name figared years ago, and the suit in which be was embroiled promises to live | many years to come, Some of the incidents connected with this case may be of interost to our readers, especial ly thore in Vernon, who knew John Brown well, we there e relate them. Mr. Perkins, of Objo, was a wealthy person—some eight 10 said to be worth $1,000,000. Ife entered into a partnership with John Brown, and established a commission house in Springteld, Massochusetts, for the urchase and sale of wool on comumission—the firm ad icing one balf or two-thirds of the supposed value of ¢ wool taken in by them to be sold. A Mr. Warren, of ttatield, Saratoga county, in this State, let Perkins & mn bave ® large quantity of wool, upon which ws & Brown e advances; the price of wool toon went down, and Perking & Brown claimed {bat they bad advanced to Mr W. some $6,000 more than the value of the wool they had of him, they brought suit inst Mr, Warren for the alleged overplus advance ir W. set up for the answer that he sold the w outright to plaintiff, and that It was not a sale on com: mission. The sait was commenced in 1860 by J. Whipple Jevking, then of Vernon, as attorney for Perkins & Brown: | Timothy Jenkins was the counsel; the case was referred to Judge Dean; the trial of the case oocupied thirty seven days: the referee reported in favor of the plaintiff, from | which the defendant appealed. } During the pendeney of this appeal, and which has note yet been argued Perkins has failed bis assigues was ted in his stead; J. W. ins died, and Ral Melntoeh, of Vernon, i# substituted as attorney. Jol Brown is dead, and another party is substituted in bis stead; the defendant Warren is dead, and another party is subatitated in his place; Timothy Jenkins, the counsel, in dead and Porter and Cagger of Albany, are substituted as counsel in bis stead Goat thus far is over $3,000, and it {@ said that defendant's eatate, once worth some | 920,000, is worthless, a that the bail which the law | | practise required bim to give, ia supposed to have be- | come worthines also, On the whole th case ts one of the ) most protracted and most curious that his been before the courts in a long time t ri Br The (Guerte des Theatres sonouncer that a marriage js on the eve of being celebrated between Mile. Troo?.., thy granddavgiiter of Racine, and a young captain of \nfantry in the French army. The subscription wbich w .. opened in favor of the young orphan, snd in which 0» Pope ant several foreign eovoreia’ s took part, will gy oe tart ings portion of 90,009 - os ort, Coun., and Plainfield, N. J., papers please og, At Otego, Otsego county, N. Y., om Mon- day, July 80, \, "“Al™Y Weransrex, wife of Michael Birdsall, her age. “her of Ausburn Birdsall, Naval Officer ‘wn, aged 2 years and 28 Joby 31, Mi tae’ ub "the medline with partios & thus ‘and have labored \wuceasiug- Boe was the mo. y VIAN SYRUP; ‘ rt | * OF thie DOTL her ia 8. Fesldence in this city, on Thurs. | PROTECTED sok, TION day, July 20, of conn, %PtON, Mrs. Neverra Anmns, wite | of ¥. M. Bogert, in the . st year of her age. } Her remus wore tak, @ 10 Hackensack, N. J., for in- of | year of Ber age. ‘Her fteadeare renpecttuliy avi ed to attend her fune- ral 6 from Ber late No, 42. VS Te time morning..at nine o’cloc, *: maine ‘testimonials ‘some, ‘dising: $e tax bree wood \terment. Pan Peru sroms Cj tested Brit at ‘Sommit, New J , on Monday, July 30, Sara OE Ee peer, wie bare wdlgiees ioe Wx. F. Barz, im the 37tyear of » JOHN P. JeEwET T & 00. = friendd and renares Lath mth oe The style of our pew Sirm will be mettier, Mrs. Ham respectfall, i the funerat, (tts {Wedueaday) pormme at & quarter past JOHN F. JEWET? & CARTER, ten e’clock,, from the Reférmed Dutch ch. weh, Bergen, cpememer earest. Heme, ‘tice. New Jersey. The medicme ‘will sl be mannfactored by N.b (1 AMM Pap ap dy ig yr mate L aa yas fie &CO., bat ezelusively for ne ane ga pergotere will be» old ear of her see, Mra. Jowma Ww J — late Divie Beuiuae, of thit sity. Sar ieiander acokeess et tes 205, Rey. Dr - Bethane Am mer Tee and thove of her sons-in.law, tte Kev. Dr. Mc x MaVE VaiLED this city, and'tho Ite, Dr. 1, of Detroit, ar © Invited OURED EI to attend the funeral, tiie (Wednesday) afternoon at three SHOULD’ AT ONCE CALL or Nineteenth street, iste Dr alosseader's,) without More Dr. Von MOSCIP 8) ine le more . Di od te age test, (tite Dr. Alexemider's,) withou SOULIST AND aORust. Cuatman -~Suddenly,.om Sunday ovening, July . 9, at Peusih nese half past nine o'clock, of inflammation ou Ube lungs +t att vne F, Charan, aged 46 years, 5 months and # days HIS ‘SYSTEM. ‘The relatives'and (tienda of the famity are revpectfi 7 RIA invited to attend the farmers) from his Jute residence, ! 40: iii 2 eee . B18 Sixth avenue, this (Wednesday) ‘wMernoom at! 0, | hace greet steawuire in sertttyiag en uid ee Dee Cixnx.—In_ the city’ of Brooklyn, on Monday, Faly 30, + Moschrisker operate pe 4 Pg fey ee ys th pen tana dg he BO iy fo recente hae lyn, and @ native of Engkind: 94 years of age. His funeral wilt take place tivis (Wednedta) alermoon, at three o'clock; front'his: lave residence, ter street, pear Gates avenue; Btooklyn. The friends of the mach reepected deceased‘are requested to be at tlie above men- tioned place at the time designated. Ooxpit.—At Markhenr; Camndt West, July 30, Miss Sa- xan E, Conpir, daughter of Calvin and Sarab’[): Condit, of this city, in the 24ttr year of lez age. Covrrer.—On Monday; July 38; Wa Covirem, aged 45 years, His friends and ac enim ‘Templar Lodge No. 293F° tend his funeral, from: iis» late Twenty-third street, at two o’ and As otbok, this (Wednesday) afternoon. Frpen.—In Brooklyn jor Taesday, July 31, Joemsm Ex- per, aged 39 years. The relatives and friendm of the family, are respeatfull invited to attend the fuseral, from his late residence, Tallman street, Brooklyn, on Thurody afternoon, a two oe be Evaxs.—On Tuesday, Juty: 32, Meweta Louisa, infant daughter of John H. and Méria L. Evans, aged 1 yoar, 32 mouths and 10 days. The relatives and friencs ofthe family, are respeo\fully invited to attend the funeral from the Tesidence of her parents, No. 40 West Filty-fourth: ptweet, on Thureday morning, at ten o'clock; without further notice. The re- mains will be interred in Greenwood'Cometery. Gay.—At Walpole, and painful ieees, Mire. BrvarrGay, aged 81 years, Boston and Dedham papers please HEnpDEKsoN —In Brooklyn be na ton of Carles M. and Sophia E. 8. SJassox.—On Tuesday, July 31; Riau M. JamEnsom, Wm the 47th year of ber age. The friends of the fur ave requested to attend the fu- neral, this (Weiesdayy wdierucon, at three o’clocls, from her lat eresidence, No. T2Division ytreet | Kxxxepy.—On Monday, July. 30 of consumption, Fras | ex Kxaxepy, son of Francis Kennedy, of Cushindail, coun- ty Antrim, Ireland. His friends and those of the Inmily, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, thise( neadag ) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, Gordon street, = Staten Island. t papers will please copy Lite —On Tuesday, July StySamam Ruaswert, daugh- ter of Thomas aud Mary L. Little, aged 2 months and 9 days. The friends of tne family are inwited to attend the fu- noral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parenta, 5% Vanda street. Maysutorex —On Tuesday, July 31, at the Bellevue Hos- pital, Joun Mayxnorgn, a distinguished oitieer under Kos- suth in the Hungasian revolution. Musee —On Tuesday, July 3b; at Rye, at the house of Fp Grito, Esq. Puss Musar, of White Plains, aged years. ‘The funeral will take piace fram. his late residence, White Plains, this (Wednesday) adternoon, at two o'clock, Hav 18,034. 17, of June 2, 1b00. Prizes 6 of a gupense ba | Now Ready, BRANDRETH'S QUINTESSENCE OF SARSAPARILLA, pga = ARTICLE OF THE KIND | AKO RICE [0 CENTS PER BOTTLE. | ‘24 Canal street and No. 4 Union sqnare. Brandreth’s Pills ARE EXCELLENT PURGATIVE AND ANTL-BILLIOUS PILLS. | ‘Those who use them retain their health and faculties los Warranted : Ott Fe ICE So CANAL STREET. NYS Card Portraits—%4 for $1. Original | dollar vize Photographs reduced to G cents. 1,08) go off daily ai HOLMES Gallery, 386 Broadway j | Do It.—Merchants, wholesale | and reta’), are often purzied to Seow bow So place Gay ployes, whether this man will make s good an, thal, ® accountant: this, a reliable and trustworthy oom @demual Slerk: that, a cashier Ae. A phrenologiesl description, care- | fally writf?n opt, would settle the question and indieate the — exact pince each man can best fll. FOWLER & WELLS, No, (908 Broadway, make private examimations | | Herring's Patent Champton Fire and Burglar Safes, 251 Brosaway, corner of Murray street, New York. ner srt } Grover & Baker's Celebrated | NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES, ‘The best in use for family se } 495 Hirondway, New York. = | Soctnwroy ee ral ont } ‘Overstrung Pianos warranted for five years. ‘Warerooms si and 80 Walker nircet Brook! jphs.— Willa: miniatures, Cabinets, Impersiana Lute Bie. | A Valenble Com for Tourists— Consisting of good Fiele, Camp or Marine Glass, iso ine | Pocket Telescopes, of area poweg. can be found si SEMMONS | & CO.'S, Opticians, under the Lafarge Hi The Eurcka Sewing Mach Can be paid for in wiekly amounts. Oflice 43 Broadway. Agents | wanted. = Great Fire at Pow Peecopetes July Za, 1300. HERRING'S SAPR THE VICTOR Povenurnesy, July 25. Ls. Mercere. Heenixe & Co.—Gextixaen —O0 ight of | the 234 inst. a fire oceurred in thie place which extended to sixteen buildings and over In onr furniture building was ove od before the fire on of your patent Champion Safes which the store floor, and in arch a position ae to make it jmpommbie to Lemove it, conse ft Femamed (int'l the Boor fell, when the safe fell iuto the cellar amon, ad other furniture and c monetibie matariaia, w Soclock A. M. till 10 o'e! w every book ahd pa faved on many & FAly per. bave been of very serious matter Wo as to have le Annet HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION 8A lisble and perfect protection from fre now purchased oniy of the subscribers, (ERRING & NGa x WER RING & 00., New Oriecns fered to RnY peraun who can prove NT CT $1 000 reward in still off aes ee feess IN BAPE ever faiied that « BE to preserve ite conter ta ti Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.— | Office 585 Broadway, N.Y. Six Fine Shirts, $5. MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 262 Brow! ‘The Great Eastern Summer Uatse—Straw bd ang WHITE, hatier, 216 Broadway, epposite St Paul's ebured. Batchelor's Hair Dye ia the Best in the world. Made, sold and’applied laappropriae privave reams, at the wig (actory, 16 Bond strees ‘Trusses.—Dr. Marae Continges to Apply io wearment of Hernia, oaion Bandages, | wanes wo all si oe ba the female de House, opposite Bt | ramen, ilk einmtic applianere: me to jy O jo. 2 Veuey street, Aso ‘aul’ church. Bocemeter’s Matr fe the Best tm the , world. Made, In appropriate private rooma, ab the wig fs0org, ihn avec Eryst and other Catancous Affess tone that e (el the naval irentmest, ore ret wally cared by HOLLOWAY'S Pills and Ointment The Pim act lemanch liver and blood, while the ointan remores nal inflammation Dye, 50 Cents, Black or brown Harelay atrent, and any’ by all Qrugniate alaliible Ong: e | to attend 4 4 Seventeenth and bighteenth sirects, without further and from peer Methodist church, at three I’. M. Car- ringes will be im waiting at the depet, White Plains, on enrar om daturday: July o6, daaiene, relict of the urday. Ju MAIeIR, Fel late John Murphy, of Bal, ‘Ken of : ny y ly) coumty of Derry, Ire- The triends of ber fous, James end William, and ac- quaintances of the , are requosted to attend the fu- neral, this (Wedn ‘afleravom e& two o'clock, from the residence of her sor-in-law, John McDermott, No. 261, West Vorty third street, without further notice. MeLacmax.—On Tuesday, Juiy Mt, at 25 Henry street, Brooklyn, Many, daughter of Charles’ aud Jane Mclach- lan, aged'S years and 21 days. Mvrev.—On Tocaday, July 92, Auwa Trxess, daughter of Thomes and Parthenla My Muley, aged 18 months and ys. The friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of har parents, No. 227 West street. MaxtunG —On Tuceday morning, July 31, Many wife of Peter L. Martling, sgat 23 days. Axx '43 years, 6 months and that doar face 3 embrace Thongh the bivter tears will come Let us senile for she’s at heme. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the fuveral, from her late residence on Staten Island, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. MeAnatty —In Jersey City, om Toeeday, July 21, Jama McANaity, youngest son of Bernard and Margaret Meanally, aged 1 year and S-raemthe. lends and acquaintances are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at thi Jock, froma. the rosidence of his parents, No, 205 ot, Jersey City, without further invitation On Tuesday, July 31, Brinasr MoGumr, Robert MeGuike, aged 39 years, a native of Belturbet, conpty of Cavan, Ireland nd thore of ber brothers, Philip and Hugh tert to attend the funeral, fr Nimeter nth street, ve bis (Weduesday} afternoon, at While we gaze on Motioniens Fitzpatrick, a late residence, 102 end Seventh avenu Ubree o clock O'NziL -On Monday the county Tyroue, re! aged 48 years The fonerai will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ope o'clock, from his late reriden y 20, Jame O'Nvut, a native of place. His friends aud those of his family are invited vo | attend. O'Coxwat!, Ow Sunday, July 20, Many Ax O'Connnit, Framcis and’ Agnes (Connell, aged 5 years | mouths, relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parente, No. 50 ow street, thie (Wednesday) after- hoon, at two ovieck. reen wood for Ipterment cx. Om Monday night, July 98, Many Axwe Por aghter of Fdward and Terresa Purcell, aged 7 4 acqvaintancer of this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two | o'elock, at No, 207 Fast F th street owsat —On Tuesday, July Sk, Kasanen Mommas, wite of Rev. Morse Rowell, in the 39th year of ber age The iriends of the family are reape tend the funeral, on Thursday aftervoo at the Pres yterian church im Seveath fully invited to tas at four o° vabon Stiivay —On Toesday July 33, after a ling of many monthe, Disxis Sunuvas, aged 90 3 a ing vinew: ors wed 27 , on Thursday, July 26, after a long cony. on Thesday, Jul) 31, Cuariam, indersea. eget a> No. 54 University | Her remains will be taken to | } the family are invited | ie skilland dexterity In restoring the. ot de At unease pain is astonishing. UGTTUIN, New Youk, HF 46 1 nae ry Re President of the Gocaiyne Fire Tosursnste to New Fort, Dr. Vow Moscuzivtmn, Qeoutts and autrist, 0. “hates Place: ~ “Dept Smt am a tite wee of out gia ae ti 00 of the ear—having, om a recent vbit to New Orit, bo totally deaf in one ear, nnd, by the mévicr of samme {:1 . About ety mip vic) sare ™ stare cattre woflice deat, ba ch T shall ever be thamchet to pou use my name. Xow uae Bae 12 Wat! eres: New” Box, July 11, 1860. 4 From GEORGE GORDOX, _ NEW? TOR! Dr. Vem Mowehzisker pac ay ear. ¥-for my entirs aidataction. Inn fer faye f was | atectly reatwreds Seltewsh ieee eee more —" 1S, 39 Wall uireet. a Y¥ 5 New Yorum, June pee i Kx t, anowa ell menorman 60 CLIRT-ARD MURLI, Toventor of Oi BAR VAPO KIZRS, whieh r ext} cr the Wa mty"besommed on at daccawor Seeye nae ec Sulledocksat —— 107 CANTON PLA, CE, BONTH ST REET. ———j WORD TO THE 1 TES —T0 COMMENT to you i> use tities ER & vetetrat a suoromche the" ana ottmiant t > FREFFFFFFFFFF PPPPYFFRRFR SP rr vr rr FEFEF Prerr PATONG Ht ¥«.<S' Sites Ta, stented Ne i NEW STYLM OF SITE Wak dan of the Usted RALLO! IMPROVED FRE! Pal Rent by express to an: rt and et Peto isc he yee og ck ed for Yeas than bali a dozen shirts. ‘7 fn | } t ody ‘Neck—The distance around it. Yoke —Zbe-mmeagures from the pointe of each shoulder. Sleeve—Th> songilt from §. \s centre: {tbe ek tothe wre, with the ars seek 3 ‘Aino, the Jeneth of the sir ; a 7 sending the above meawures Wo casqnareate ) 0 sete ie at wieder 3 ales, tapertgreand Genieeie od MEN'S FURNISHING GOQDG, 5 BALLOU BROTE CRP | _holemne orders socited. No. <cadronaway,J cb eed | 8D, OR RE- De jaa treet. OOKS AND ENGRAVINGS BOVGH, § changed, at the old curiowity ciagy 10, 109 Morgan's Nasopry for wale. YORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTION 1 new of tho fame on Op ATLA, sored hed R OK, Bargeon Sent sergoome y WISH TO HAVE ASRORNDID Be matnche? Tf yon do, kad: your b a. G°R ORM Poguer whic wat Force} Ct eow in few ” are ie rr F: TAdk Mor 190 eaten aide Chiropotiat, 70) Broad of the ely. nearly all denies OR SALE~THE STC 30 VIXIT RD BOF ABROA. Cont ect! oe with ‘More a ihe owner is engaged te our? jy.0% ac OS, Carmine street posnees. Taquee ER'S FARINA J wet the bey vstit Of the Astor H Forine Botte | Of garter blishment, Y te TRIPS mo ORE RO RAGTEP | Prior to her rota, pon nee Ne | tat Avgoat 16, 1960 RASTER 1, * j Nt «Seka, Vine Beall comme THURSDAY c@TERNOO g™ RCS fire: o# POINT CO? proat ANP | APOLIS R | Landing excurwionisis ‘without extr py — | NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE. Arriving of Cab Point COW (ogt Friday evening Wil leave OF TAY RNING. Avcund & at ofelock, arriviag at polls RB eae Sunday altorooon, Be ltimore Sunday eaeoine. | Excursioniste can ing, € i. . on leave N at Olt Point with aeamor with the care at Nortollt 2b and Sonthwe sNDTD MILIT. BAND 0 And remain ow board dviring tae eraitg ip VATE axe RePRES m3 moterue samme ANENTS will ba furnished of @ | wus STATAROOM PER ¢pe ONE DOL, | Fare from New York to! ‘ pd | Posie fsx Yk fo" Aaces, heer ‘are from Old Point Co pafort to § “Hiaiihingoe | * EXCURSION MTS MU Ey hy ON WO Ao ON THORS ATS P.M. Ticketa wid be res ty on Treainy at cftice. 19 Hrondway, whare plana of toe caine chee, sean And siatecoums sect ped. g OTICR TO DY cvaan IN way of No. Bevie Onument. or wile. fe, and those of. hia brothers, John, Williamand | epectfullg invited to attent the funeral, | @)b SCHIP DAM SCHN APPR, on Thuraday afiernocn. nb half past one o'clock, irom. bia 100 case 4 saree yonre im porie, sultebsa los asi gte used Fox wale by we inte residence, on Bifieenth sireet, between avenues @ | For ele by » mc UDOLP ZO wens ¥ tn Prockiyn, 1 on Taeeday, July @, Pr. a peg ee Fowis Was, Jr., age ears, 11 months syd 2 da iB HYQROPULT, aii His friends and those of the fanily are invited to | An \b gutkm for throwing water by Spd Dover " the funeral, wlahout farsher neice, from the residewe of | by WT. FOS Ite oneel ibe most muabtew Lend bis fether, De. Hdwin Webb, at Hempstead, L. 3., on | eons THs WXDROPUL Thursday at bwalve o'vlock M ee a ae Wirnensteos.-On Twesday, July 92, Jomn Worn: | eight ver minnia ity feet bigt w: at the role of sroos, oged Ut, momtha and 8 days Ra rretet agit ot tore Tele The relauived avd fiends of tho faxwily aro rerpectfally SATINGU IS y snehees on clans tae fenevel, (vom, the pessdoae, of Bis BROTRCTING A ROG UROM Yea? crs puns parents, No. 8} Ninth ayenue, thie (Wedneslay) afver- | SYRINKL PLANTA, om, ni one o'clock } Sg A GAnDe CLEANSING RN P Werkive sipeW ata SY bors MISCELLANEOUS. TRANG SERB + BoA NAW STYLE OF BHUKD AND artis, as | Tennale shoud be owned Re teeiietter, tes A’ SON e 1 Xo. io wnd 12 Aen street. Call and oo them | CO BE pe eee Rr RTTY'S WEDICATED me | ea Iarmess moe nat 34 acnete te LUXURY. GAYRTTY" CATED PaveR, Tite | (l nt And mechanic im the only de Who would be wnbrw'e”’ Lone | Sits mes Peta se Sot SF smnine the article, at 1 Park | for GA a each sheet. Atl AMR CAN “4YOROPULT CO. dr ggieta we row, New York. Park a wamted throweWons he U sited Staten to fell tho My MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE, ROREWOOD PL Apply ss above Anotorte at te tales the, oraperty of @ inte leering | ee ATREY DIRT TER OUD Ds be Coal $100, wil) be pol Cor $29), foetuding Ricol and | ww PATERY FIR) ABD RIRGLAN PROOe ‘over, taqace et 10 Wen (werd Greet, wens Bigth ay. alee “sf 93 Malden