The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1860, Page 5

Honched 5 from, Phosuix ‘sland April 16f brig Agate for yage. ‘Sacramanto, July 19,—5 P. M. The pony express with St. Joseph dates of July 4 and 7, «mot yet having receivud their cue. 1t is impossible to predict how the State will go, until there is further de- vvolopments, The Pike’s Peak Express. Sr. Josurn, Mo., July 31, 1860. ‘Tho Piko's Peak express, with dates to July 23, reached Sere thia afternoon, bringing the following items of -news:— Dayver Crrv, July 23, 1860. A Ghooting 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 his wife, who had rum 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 Deviin, notorious in the Fort Scott difficulties to : Eastern Kansas, and Joseph Lafferty had a shooting affray , a Colorado City last Saturday, in which Devlin received ‘Qi balls from Laffrty’s pistol. The latter was tried bya ‘people's court, and a verdzot of justifiable homicide was rendered. ‘Last evening an auctioneer named M.-~Hadley, who has & wife and two children in Galesburg, Ill., was acciden- ‘fally anot aad 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 epjoyed the reputation ofa 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- Bons, 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 ‘were sent out in all directions in pursuit of Gordon, who ‘was discovered entrenched with a party of friends in Fort Lupton, twenty-five miles down the Platte. He nally mad bis escape, after having his horse shot and le himself wor . A. J. Williams, President of the Denver Town Council, and Dr. Kennedy’, of this city, were found at Fort Lay and are under arrest for assisting Gordon to cacape. ‘were old friends of Gordon's, and say they were sent to ‘meet him there and take charge of his papere, as be was expected to be shot or hung. One yy im looking for ‘Gordon came another party, who, feeling guilty, fled ‘Ogden escaped by swimming the ri- Frank Mulligan, in attempting the same, was drown- Dunn was tak ‘soner with three mules and Ggden and for the river, Jessie ver. ed. julligan were from Wisconsin, e county, Til. Dunn says the only means by which they could States. ‘igilance committee organized in this city, ablest and most law abiding citizens, oath to sustain cach other in ferretting : ‘to puniehment the murderers and thieves whom this country is now overrun. Mining news is unimportant. The weather is warm and showery. Movements of Mr. las. Ooncorp, N. H., July 31, 1860 Mr. Douglas lef Montpelier this morning, and arrived at Concord at half past three o'clock this afternoon. He «was loudly cheered at the several stations on the route. :A greatcrowd, headed by four bands of music, anda procession of carriages turned out to receive him hers, ‘He passed through the principal streets to the State “Bouse yard, where he spoke for over an hour. Mr. Douglas, after thanking his frieds for the recop- rtion referred to the Lecompton constitution, and said \the attempt to force upon an unwilliag people a constitu. tion they did not like, was violating not alone the demo- evatic creed, but the American creed also. If the people ‘wanted tomake asiave State of Kansas they had the cright to doso. Every republican in Congress voted with fbim (Douglas) toadmit Kansas as a slave State if the peo. ple 60 desired it. Now the republican party denounced him for advocating the identical principles they ‘Chen voted for. The President claimed the righ ori tts il im it i ed on a fight without taking a enjoying a holiday, speaking « just for exercise. ‘Yn the evening Mr. Lover held a levee, and a consider able quantity of fire works were let off. Breckinridge and Lane Maes Convention im Indiana. Ixptaxorotts, July 31, 1860. At the Breckinridge aud Lane Mass Conventioa in this city, to day, from 18,000 to 20,000 persons were presen, from almost all parts of the State, An electoral ticket and 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 bighest electors! vote from otber Stutes, Senators Bright and -Giteh were among the speakers. ‘The State Teachers’ Asseciati Synacese, N. Y., Joly 31, 1860. ‘The Afeenth annual session of the New York State Leachers’ Association commenced in this city today, At Teast six hundred teachers are already here, and the umber is increasing every hour. At eleven A. M., Mr. McKiligott called the association to order. Prayer was of- fered by Mr. Clark, of this city, and the teachers were ‘welcomed to the city by the Mayor, Hon, A Wescott, and by Hon. J. Peck, President of the Board of Pvcation Mr. McFitigott responded to the addresses of welcome ‘and then proceeded to deliver the regular annual address, The association then atjourned to two o'clock P.M The New York State Association of Schoo! Teachers also Gold its annual meeting bere this afternoon at two P. M. AFTERNOON SESSION. Mr. FC. Pomeroy, of Buffalo, in bebali of the Commit tee, of which be was Chairman, presented a report upo fan uniform system of schools for the State, together with a series of scsolutions earnestly urging the adoption of auch a a; stem, which, after Considerable discussion, were adopted. Dr, Lambert submitted a repert and retolations in fm vor of legislative appropriations to Teachers’ institutes, recommending a committee to solicit from the Tagislature $200 for cach Institute the coming year. Adopted EVENING SERSION, Mr. Wellor submitted @ report and resolutions upon the qualifications of teachers, which elicited a warm discus- @ion, but was laid aside for the time to give place to the order of the evening, which was an address from Henry Riddie, Ee , Assistsnt Sup-rintendent of the city of New York teaching as a science. The address was listened to with earnest attention by at least a thousand teachers of the Empire State, and was and forcible exposition of the theme selected. Adjourned to nine o'clock Wotnes day morning. The Chicago Zounves. , July 81, 1860 The Zouaves drilied at Point Breeze this afternoon Large oumber of spectators were present Oven superior to that of yestorday. The Zouaves receive the cordial endorsement of eminent military men. This evening they will give an exhibition of their drill at the Academy of Music, and at noon to morrow they wil leave for Baltimore. A St. Louls. 84. Lovts, July 31, 190. The extensive iron railing manufactory of MeWurray, Winkle, Mayr $ Co. wag burned this evening. Bost 845,000, insured for $10.000 in city offices Fire i Sailing of the Connaught Postponed. Bosros, daly 31, 1800. ‘The Meamebip Comnanght does net leave thie port for Galway wrti! the Tth of Augnet. The drill was | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1’ & 1860. te — 7 Married. ? } : > ‘ ™ , all of NOUNC' Couennca Hover, Care Istaxp, July 81, 1900, GENERAL TOWNSEND—TWO ComPANIS Onga. | 122 Pa ~~ ‘howe desiring to sce the | 9 Oe ee ay Hi ibows «. A Me ~eat astern arrived bere this morning at seven en ETO, Great Eastern on hy.” "Wejn iim cube May this mornings | dia ity, 4 MIND AND Bove The. "is anchored about seven miles from shore. visit of the Chicago Zouaves can have no better viunity of ting so than by at: / Albany and Califorie pa, Piet py. ! P a . to this city has had I Sabday, duly 20, bf & eleck, ana are-on board, and the excarsion us re. | te eet of rousing a aptrit of rialsy tr tue veocate of | 22Hi08 a indica tai anc SstiVAl vo be bold i-day tor tho | » Det —Arriramecn' etre. et the residence fy the | ang ueear splat ites appenyien teiyors ho niet Bome thousands . "ho moet unmatiatactory that ever it | tf €iitea soldity; and it has bose 2 couteeapanien for. | Rentttyct St Job's cb", o4, kor) Hamiton, wheres | bride's fhiber, Gponax G. Savi, %* Met te Fscass, | Sc i cen ears Cedkng he pubic mink stl apostate Pan et 2 > J 4 spe in for un Dp garded as one of be some weeks back to organise a Zouave compeay in this | UP te Day. The advortiscme.™* oF the atair epperrs in | dauebter of Daniel Fitzpaisick, Bey al of this city. iy | aumvsolute pledhors: has come upon It, we Bow Provan to ad New York. “shay: tily, The “ opriate col Jounsor—Nicuoison. —At St. Meter. * £ 2, Wi c mimeier for the maladies of the — To ou © the tls whicky seven passengers. ‘movement originated with Captain Atterbury, md mneai on Monday, July 80, by the Rev. E, Ro, "6T#;, Wituam fiesh ts heir wo." We have pene’, dr ‘Our publishing lifes Pied two thouseed and Oe bar last Lieut, Coppinger and Mr, Hoory Baldwin, all ted ‘Tim Lesa News Borven Ur.—Amo. 8 “8? Sullerers by | Jouwson tO Many, daughter of the la ”* Major A. A Bou deg than fous mlllons cf, wulushes, sever while hare steamboat accompanied her 9 2?» me : oy emmnen the fire in Ni “t, was tbe pub. | Nicholson. y to bu a + lsnguagee. sup-neve found thele So ene eee minutet wr seven | With Company E of the Ninth regiment. ‘The s0000d | tisnerg of tne fish Nove wien tee ce atin, Meck’a amie, | Sum Tarton.—On Wednesday, July 38, 5 ".3"Eou | Ceuta orwe ire) pied elie waar trac, and had iwo feet ing for organization took place last evening, at 481 | which was ready for prea on Macatee m HOE, the | A. Guthele, Joux A. Snr only son of the ia, 2 Colouel | Hiering beet co largely instrumental in disseminating vais pe did Gin tie yr - tar “ed at Cull ape Broadway. About twe hundred gentlemen were pre- Fegular publication day ‘was melted nto cont, %4 2835 Seinen, Kine, einen: Gongpene, of Willies 's Pwo | Soca aaah nase santas fe Be eae ie Heel Soe ee Mar nly ton anchor | #04 tnd the meeting was calle to order about eight | Mies ela, Under these circumstances wilh pips 2 te le nth was seoured with grest diffculty, the hoo, « Of the oat | ©'0i0ck by Mr. Henry Baldwin, who, after briefly steting ferstand, was fu. is ooitiform drmiien needa block having broken. It was replaced, When the capstan was found t> be too small for the .“sble, the slack of which was pulied out by the weight the anchor. This jarred the bow of the vessel tremend, ™5!Y dozen times. The sea was very smooth and light, ad the vessel made a graceful roll of three degrees. Land was lost sight of at half past eight P.M. At this time the Highland lights were last seen, and there was a slight baze on the water, but # splendid moonlight over head. Nearly 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 bad by the majority, and even facilities for washing were entirely ignored. Twenty-five cents was paid for a giaes of water to drink, and one dollar for a ba- sin full, Immense tndignation prevails, and « large number of ee return home to-night by way of Philadel- ia. An indignation meeting was heid 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 ail in their power to alleviate the necessities of the excursionists. All 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 week. The the objects of the meeting, wmaured, Property, however, we understand, was fu ceived from Adjutant Gen in answer to wosend, one addressed to him i re sly? op the subject of forming a Zouave ing, read the eral Tor ‘Tux Fire i Nassav Staxet.—In speaking of the services of the diferent fire companies at the late fire in Nassau Apsotant Genenat’s Oreice, street, we accidentally passed over Hose Com No. 6, Hurny Baowis, Baa, 94 Wall ye 34 1800. H whose members were on the hoy and helped in the most aie aaamet eee ley sie energetic manner to subdue the flames. They had no ihe feneve niliome Sanit 2g Abaiity | stream on the fire, Dut assisted the other fremen, and reg! T bave wih t would, By | &f¢ worthy of their full share of praise for the valuable ES law‘ 1858 the general yreEons were assistance they rendered. ou ihe Rats ui ‘ulitary Cores | Coxaxction.—In our report yesterday of the departure ef Gs a mniform to be worn: ar ra oe of the Great Fastera, we stated that threo cart loads of forces incotatstent w ‘th - 4 file (ola belie ge 2 ly de; | mattresses atrived at the dock, Dut could mot be taken on gue nite bo exhiit of the romernnes = board, owing to the maker not having theut there iu time, r hint todo ail ia and that they were loft om his hands. ‘The amker of the mattresses in qerstion called at our office yesterday, and informed us that this was a mistake. Tho remsou they were redurned was Miat they were vot wanted, the mana ordered mere than they had occasion to use. had otdered cae thousard, but met use for only imede, ax on rst statement onght, perbape, dajare:hitn e, statement might, » injne i the eyes of Dusinces men. wrest M>w Simiti*.of the Deaf and Dum? Insti- . tution. 10 THN EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In yorr issue of tbe 28th of June, in noticing thd ex- amiuation of the des and dum pupils, you spealt of me as being**'a young person of Jewish descenms, thougl’ now converted'to Christiamity,”” whicd last I deny most em- tically, IT am living with my parents at Aldany. | eir faith is the Jewnsh, and they believe in the only | } and tree God, and I betieve as they do, and ever hall, | By giving Usts a place in she columnd of your next insue | Fou will oblixe FANNY SMITH | dery 30, 1899, | THE PAMIZY HERALD. FT TOWNSEND, Adjutant General. jie despatch was received by The following Tel Mr. Baldwin ow Monday BT Eave this day reterred te qt refe y Feterred te question of Zoumve funk corps to the division Call upou Geners! Sandford to morrow. FRED. TOWNSEND. The Excitement in Virginia--The Primer of Wales tn CanadmlLetters from the Watering Places— More Massacres te Sytia—College Commencements—The Latret News--Local Matters of the Mctree eight or ten thousand people will visit the ship to-day. 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 Ttb of August, when the repairs to her machine- ry will be thoroughly completed. She is a magnificent vessel, aud is expected to compete favorably with the fleetest and safest ocean steamers affoat. Private letters received here confirm the avnouncement that the subsidy of the English government to the Gal- way line of steamships bas not been withdrawn. Boston Weekly Bank Statement. Bostos, July 31, —_ Sight exchange on Barrons, vg 4 31, $1 25 a $1 35: red, $1 1La$1 2. Corn low in demand at 67c. Oats declined. 21 dye. a 22c, ma Berraso, July 31-1 P- searce and Whiskey di ties s. a $108. fat freighte Arm but ubchanged. Imports une! L. 64,000 bushels wheat, 234,000 do. corn, and 2,000 ; 29,000 bushels boshels wheat, 35,000 bushels corn, 83,000 bushels oats Cui0aco, July 31, 1860. Wheat quiet and tending downwards: 90>. for No. 2 spring, and | Flour quiet. corn, bushels oats. Shipmente—800 bbis. four, 26,000 bushels wheat, 114 500 bushes cors, 12,000 bush els cate. Freighte dull at 4c. ou corn to Battal. Sight excl on New York at 1% per cent em wien Bawa, July 1-6 P. M. les of 800 bbis. at $$ 25 worite double extra city lly above Flour dull but unchanged for extra St $6 76 for brands, Wheat in fair demand, bet beld the views of buyers, supply light: sales of 3,000 bushola of new red Ohio at $1 1254, to arrive. Corn in de mand for local use, while there is lees inquiry ent at current prices: sales of 6,100 bushels of Indiana at 18,000 busheles of Silinois at 63' ic. a 5B Sy 700 Diehels of do. at 533¢c., and 200 bushels of do. on pri terms. Other grains quiet, Canal freight stendy at 2Tc. on flour, 8c. on wheat, and T},c. on corn. Lake imports— 3,200 bushels of corn, 180 bushels of one. Canal ex porte—1,578 bbls. of flour, 6,900 bushels of wheat ant 73,400 bushels of corn. Coroners’ Inquests. Favat Reever or 2@xviarcine —Joba Sprigings, the lad who was so severely jp) ired while ekylarking with Wm. Sheehan, in Jones’ Wood, on Monday evening, died yes- terday morning, at Bellevue Hospital, from the effects of his wound Sprigings and Shecban, it appears, were dancing on the platform, when the former, by way of a joke, drew a pen ki from bis pocket and cut a slit ia Scaman, of the precinct, that officer mad» 'DAVIB'& COs | aditigent search for tbe fugitive, and after several day’ Mucou. Geor | of weary rok r eetatate Sys | & merchant vesse) about to sail for Europe. The fact of 41,728, | Mera’s arrest having been communicated to the authori ww the five capital prices ‘in ihe | ties in New Orleans, Sheri? Martin, of the pariah of Pla- [seo Privce cashed by Messrs. GILASE. quemine, repaired aorthward, and, armed with a requisi- vi Ciroulars: Lon from the Governor of Louisiana, took the fugitive im Cavallo, care of O. Bewu- | to custody, and started bome with him yesterday morn- | Me, osany mt n Uamarialars Aiea | ew, Reney souer's identity, am eouvict! ia ry * ” RAND! 'S QUINTESSENCE OF SA! Pi te conclenton. es Ree BPE ARTICLE OF THE KIND few words would doabtiess be expected from him, as his name had been somewhat’ intimately connected with this movement, His objest in starting the movement bad been to stir up @ greater degree of enthusiaom tn the polis—Market Reports, &c., d&e., de. ‘The Fasury Henan for this week will be issued to day (Wednesday). In its pages will be found, among other Robert and Ei Bis Reber! wed ssett, of Bridgeport, Conn., aged “Le relatives and friends of th: ; invir °d ©. attend the Heads of the family are M. Bissett, 131 Concord Mar, after os copy. ‘Tnoon, at three o'clock day, July 20, of consui. of P.M. Bogert, in the . “st renee her age. remains late hy 42. morning,.at nine o’cloc. X. Her n ral, er $e taken to 92d year of her so, Mrs. Joswms tate Di ue i New York State militia, whieh was, he was sorry to say, With but one exception, foond wanting. He thon ex: plained the system of dril! which would be introduced, combining Hardee's tacties and McLelland’s bayonet ex: ercises, After stating all present must bear in mind that things:—An Account of the Excitement in Virginia about the Raising and Cutting Down of a Lincoln and Hambin Pole at @ccoquan; A report of the Progress of the I’rince oF Wales among the Canadians, the honors paid to him, to attain the same state oP efficiency as the Chicege dein, a grewior amount of bodily labor and fatigue gould | 8C-; Letters from our Correspondents at Old Point Con- have tbe is fact in | fort, Piermont, Whitestone, Stratford, Fairfield, Mauotr borve, and be would have all bear t! mind before enroiling the: Captain Atterdury resumed his seat amidst loud Lieut. Corrixcrr, in answer iv'some remarks by one of the ry present, oe the = milttia Choak, Cape May, Niagara Fatls, Newport, &c ; Further Particulars atout the Horrible Massacres:im Syria; A:re port of the Deings at the Commiencementsof Yale and ee at the ici fad ie c,went on 40 | Dartmouth Colleges; Letters from onr London nnd Paris ia simply the light infantry tactics ed Ouent Hardee, | Correspondents, and the Latest News frout Sieily; Inte- with some extra movements introduced b; resting ‘atelligence ftom Califormia; The Chicago — i Mlewortb. He said it was not their jatention ao a hewtoee sary these Gry Rot heir Intention &* | their Challenge for the Military Championship, and its which the seaction of the State is necessary. | Acceptanee by the Columbus Guard; The Local News of said be was desirous to form an independent | New York sid Vicinity of Importaneey Reporta of the organisation, om the pian pursued vy the organization | Oyttie, Provision and Money Markets, and all interesting news matters of the preceding week. ‘Txxus—$2 9 year; four cents a single copy. Sulsecrip: tiona received at the office, northwest corner of Fulton ‘end Nassau streets, New York. Single copies for sale at ‘Uae counter and by all news agents, Advertisements in sorted at the usual HxKato rates. known as the Bindsey woul be eae ae the ks anid never n Ooupeil in case of riot, and bey woud be little better than a large! Company. ‘My. Comms offeved a resolution that the proposed corps unan| maid any @eeiring to con- thomeclves with Company F. of the Nimth regiment, be glad to see Ul next Tuesday yen | when bis company will commence to drill aw light infant K orkabog Delaware ings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Lotiertes:— ‘Sussex Couwry, Crass 181, Jovy TY, or Zouavess faa) & commitice wae then appointed to find » suitable room 1, 61, 74, 70, 16, 27, 62, 34, L 50, 20. to drill in. Cowsouvate Lormny, Crass 129, Jui 33, 1500. ‘Thirty weven names were enrolled last evening before | 68, 67, 62, 2, 22, 20, 42, 21, 48, 64, 23, 72, 70. the meeting ‘ FRAKCE, BROADBENTS & CO., - os ‘Managers, Wilmington, Delaware. Police Intelligence. D 1 A Feats Prom New Onixans Sevt Back. —Dominique nemaesnae st roe the Mera, who was arrested in this city in the month of June DFLAWARE, KENTUCKY. MINSOURL STATE LOTTFRIFS. last, om charge of having murdered a Rorsau Catholic RT yor 2 ll ok 1d, 68, 9, 80. priest named Niehoms Savelli, in New Orleano some three | 51 44 _Bisgene tans Wo, i Sour 31, lng, ee: years ago, was seut back in eustedy of the Sheriff of that | 61, 32, 41, 91, 75, 10. crs sa icing cither'to ree of Na WOOD, EDP ut \, Delaware, by, city yesterday, Mera, it will be recollected, escaped ¥ 4'CO., Wilmington, A - Or to WOOD, EDDY & CO., St. Lcuis, Minto, from jail in New Orleans a day or two before his trial was to have come off, and after wandering about Texas for about two years set sail for New York. Information. of his arrival in this city baving been communicated to Ca Fourth pr OMsial Drawings of Hodges, Davis 4 0008 Totertes of = : ‘397, Jury SA, 1980, 8, 12, 53, 76, 37, 3, “toa 18 ah 52, I. Rowe «4 Max ov Five Cexts.—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 sam of five cents. The complainant says he was stopped by the prisoper im Hudson street and told to deliver up all the money be bad about him. Holman, who was dead broke, said he had nothing but a five cent piece, whereupon ‘Wace, it ts alleged, took the coin from him by force and as mare RICE @ CENTS PER BOTTLE. ‘24 Canal street and No. 4 Union spare. Brandreth’s Pills ARE EXCELLENT PURGATIVE AND ANTL-BILSIOUS PILLS. Those who use them retain thelr health and faonities lon | most remarks die ree. Warranted purely tole, OFFICE Sot CANAL STREET N.Y Wicenee ud Started of with Me tne, The alarm, be | gs fcr ite Fa ing raised, policeman Lyous, nth precinct, bas- v q tened to the spot, and, after'a smart chase, sucoreded in | ‘ally «| MOLMES! capturing Wo ofcader: Justice (Quakeabas held ese | How to Do It.—Merchants, wholesale | and retail, are often pursed to know bow vx Work.—A plekpocket named Ieaac Gosner was vi wheober thie toa will make & good ~ | Pee ceegumant, this, a relmble and trustworthy cmtdeatial | arrested i Ae ae ~ Hutchinson, of Re Tanne ~ fern! ncnaher, hen A pe daase einet, on y might, on a charge of stealing a porte- w Ww neation ndienia the Ce nonce 20, frees ary. Lawns Une al. | GR GEaSS Se NSS cance oR © WLI He | ter wee walking Abrengh Lexington avenue, Yesterday | morning the prisoner was brought before Justice Quack-| errimg’s Patent Champion Fire and evbueb, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and commit- Burglar trot Safes, 261 Broaaway, corner of Murray street, ted for trial, A few hours afterwards, the case came up | New York. before the Court of Special Sessions, when Gesner was | convicted and sentenced to four months’ confinement in | x's Celebrated BEWING MACHINES, | of the Second precinct, on charge of embezzling $42 07 ree, from his employer. The accused, itfis alleged, collected the above sum from John Parr, hardware dealer, of No. street. the Pevitentiary. Only fourteen hours elapsed between | the time of the arrest and the seutence to the Poaiten- ‘Thebes te ese fon ey eee liew York. | tiary. Brooklyn. | Cuaron OF FannzaueMmet AGAINst AN AGENT.—Thomaa % “ nae | a & Sons’ ©. pun on oget in te omplymra sen Mpler, | SOCtROZP, St S08 ranean erste 0 stair rod manufacturer, of No. 84 Beekman street, was | years. Warerooms st and 8 Walker sireet. taken into custody by officers Nevins and Fitamaurice, Brook! Photographs.—Williamson’s | Cabieets, Iopersisant Life Sie. Two forty nine A Vale bie Com ion for Tourtets— | trick that wpon him, he, too, drew a | penknife from h's pocket and made a pass ntending, no doudt, to do no further damage tbe latter's clothing, but, unfortunately, by aa y movement on the pert of Springs, the biade of the wea pon came in contact with bis abcomen, doing Bim a fatal injory Sheehan, when he saw the mischief ie had dove, quietly delivered himeeif into the custody of policeman ogart, of the Nineteenth precinet, who was present at | the time ang eee offer to the station bese. He frankly ackuo that he stabbed Sprigings, said the ccourrence was pnrely ace orion that he meant te cat the injured Ind’s clothing. Coroner notitied of the deat of the injured lad tin consequence of the non attendance of was obliged (@ postpone the investica tion until to day Bersixe Firm Casearty Ao inquest was beld at Bellevue Hospital yesterday, by Coroner Jackman, on the bvody of a German woman, pamed Jacopena Keepler, who died from the effects of injaries sustained on the Ist ait. by the explosion of a fluid lamp. Decoase! resided at No. 146 Third avenue. and it was there that the accident occurred. Verdict, “Aceidental death.” Kuen wy Farts prom a Wixpow.—Coroner Gam ie heid an inquest at No 164 West Thirty eighth street, | upon the body of Philip Brady, a native of Ireland, aged His subject was the fundamental principles of | 60 years, who was killed by falling from a third Story (has tip window. Deceased, it appeared, was ander the influence of liquor at the time @f the accident. Verdict, “Acciden. tal death,” The same Coroner also held an inquest upon the body | of an urknown laborer, about 60 years of age, who was accidentally killed by belong run over by a stone truck in | Ponty Sith street, wear Third avenue, oa Monday evening. Verdict in accordance with the above facts. } | Supreme Court—Special Term, Pefore Hon Judge Leonard. Jory S1aeBtias Fossett ea, Samuct W. Tallmadge et. | ot Allowance 8900, in addition to costs made on all | the cia ma of the creditors. Allowance to be included in | the judgment in this action omly, 00 other action baving | been in fae: tried Pili Hinewrd ve, Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Com Motion denied, with $10 costs of opp xing. J. Moon ot te Joln D. A. Mt denied In two cases. Moan Oven and chcrs te. Jame BF Omtey and othertm Motion granted on the payment of $10 costs to the plain. ene Sam ve the Some —Motion granted on payment of $10 costs of opposing cases, and exceptions to be served io jen days. none fore Hom. Judge Sutherland Alerondes Ryttetding ve. Peter 0. Strang and others Jodgment for the plaintifis, declaring the assignment fran ‘delent and void on its five ae to him, and esting him to ‘ve paid tie claim, with nets, out of the (unde ia (he hands of the assignee ? | One of the Most Extraordinary Cases of | Timothy Jenkins was the counsel; the case was referred | days: the referee reported in favor of the plaintiif, from 546 Lighthfuvenue, and appropriated the same to his own nse. Spillet was brought before Justice Kelly Lower Police Court, where be was committed for Consisting of Fielo, Oa jarine Glass: #8 also } Poeket Telt scopes, of reat powee. can be found ai SEMMONS 2 CO.’S, Opticians, under the Lafarge House. | pation, | _ | Machine Can be | ¢ 4% Broadway. Agents | The Eureka Sewin « paid for im wrekly amounts. Litigation on wanton, on Record j 2 {From the Rome, (N. Y¥ ) Sentinel. | n : ‘The name of John eon Harper's Ferry notoriety, | Great Fire ar Penge hacget in ws familiar as household words to abs ¥ Pp HERRING'S GAPE THR but deserved fate at Har; Powe. im the land. His tragic per's | July 25, bse. Ferry ba into history, and will not be forgotten | Mere. Hennine & Co. On the night of as long ‘aion shall remain. It iw not with the cri. | the 234 inet.. a fire oveurred in thie place which extended to minal reo at Joh "Brown's aaine is familiar, | sixteen buildings and over. In onr furniture Vukling waa oe Of your patent Champion Safes which sow the store floor, and in sich & position aa to eit, combeynently it Fematmed \unt!l ‘amongst « lot ot mayie aad other | matarinia, where it remaine ! from ak. When removed from the ruins r hit name figured years ago, and ¢ was embroiled promises to live many years to come. Some of the incideuts connected with this cage nay be of interost to our readers, especial n Vernon, who knew John Brown well we there upon the C imyoumib ie the suit in which bi or fell, when re and omnis ck A. M, till 10 o'eloe! every book and paper wes found in perfect or Tt bas ore hegre saved us many A valtia nt which would Mr. Perk bave been of very seri | or ten years ago raid to be into a partnership with John Brow: cotmission house in Springtield, Mase Axoacs A&A Dupery, HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES. the most oo Mable nnd perfect protection from tire now known, can bo | purchase and sale of «ool on commiasion—the firm ad purchased only of the subse riders Vy RRING a oe vancing one balf or two-thirds of the supposed value of No. 261 Rroadway, corner M .. the wool taken in by them to be sold. A Mr, Warren, of PARRET HkRKING Pittsfield, Saratoga county, in this State, let Perkins & P . " ened Gace * ah 1 of woo! Drewenrd in aiill_ollered to ny peraon Brown have « large quantity of wool, upon whieh fyrera i May CHA RUN RAPE ove SS Porkiva & Brown mate advances; the price of wool down, and Perkins & Brown claimed had advanced to Mr W. some $5,000 more than p an accidental fire. ' to preserve ita conten t Foon sail Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines — the value of the wool they had of him; they brought suit d inet Mr. Warren for the alleged overplus advanc Office 685 Broadway, N.Y Ww. set up for the answer that he sold the w outright (o plaintiff, and that [t was not a sale on com- Bix Fine Shirts, $5. mission. The suit was commenced in 1860 by J. Whipple MOOD V's Shirt Manufactory, 263 Browhway. Jenking, then of Vernon, as attorney for Perkios & Brown —_ The Great Eastern Summer Uatse—Straw iste WHITE, hater, 216 Broadway, eppaste St. Paul's to Judge Dean; the trial of the case occupied thirty seven which the defendant appealed. During the pendeney of this appeal, and whic yet been argued Perkins has failed, and bis ass: qubetituted in his stead; J. W. Jenkins died, Meintoeh, of Vernon, i# substituted as attorney Ratehelor's Hair Dye ia the Best in the world. Made, sold and‘appiied Yaappropriaie rivave recma, at the wig factory, 16 Bond strees H a ' rak Continees to Apply Brown (¢ dead, and another party is substitated in bie Trasces.—Dr. Ma pred the defendant Warren is dead, an1 another party | bi radical cure Tras with syoeses in ing Wevmen Otte | is wubiatitoted in bis place Timothy Jenkins counsel, Tevenee. & sy Watfan Prama al oh cored in dead -and Porter and Cagger, of Albany, are substituted — Sppiianers PH Vents He autecmnce te tbe formule de ae connsel in bis stead coat thas ts over $3,000, re. b 2 Veusy street, Asor House, opposite at and it i# suid that defendant's estate, once worth some " 090, is worthless, that the bail which the law | proms required him to give, is se y have be. Batchelor’s Hair le the Best tm the | | come worthless also. On the whole the case is one of the 5 Hy ft in appropriate private rooma, most protracted and most curious that his heen before the coarts jo a long time. The Guertte des Theatres aononncer that a marriage js on the eve of being celebrnted between Mile. Troo?a, the granddaughter of Racine, and « young captain of infantry he French army. The subscription wbich w .. opened ravor of the young orphan, and in which O Pope ant several foreign rovoreiay s took park, Will g! ye luc lady mart iag? portion of 90,000 qT vs Pi nt blood, while the oft D om the stomach. liver tbe esternal inflammation k oF ane. Hits Hair Dye, 99 Cemts, brown. Depot No. I Herctay aireet, and ay Lofatlible Ongrent for ibe hair | es Keyxepy, son of Francis to place thetr alowman: Uhat & | | of many months, Died. Bissart —Oo Tuesday, Juiy $1, James D., infant son of from the,residence of Mra. Street, Brooklyn, this (Wed- mt, Coun, and Plainfield, N. J., papers please jon, Mrs. Nixerra AKERS, wife Sixth avenue, this will thls land of fast vers), as well se ara siace a gentleman of Boston, an torald wae in search of health “8 Pera, the and 8 came , OSkenaed of the recipe ta a ine hi " mr fo” ein’ Y PT eaves which bad envbled him to live » Sound man extended its know 'led,"¢ 98 he was able. ant fn was in sucessful use 1."t all the hospitals eflect- for oA At Otego, Otsego county, N. ¥. Binpeant. — " nty, N. Y., on Mon- | cal men of Peru. The« ect of the day, July 50, \, “HALTHY Wanerix, wife of Michael Birdsall, | {tl that ‘he entered Tato corfespondenee with parti ay ON, af her age. County who look i up ear, Mealy, and have labored \iucenshg She was the mo, Wer of Ausbura Birdsall, Naval Ogicer | |Y or ile Introduction, wall viaw SYRUP; of this port | * ; Bourke At her tae Festdence in this city, on Thurs. PROTECTED sok, TION provoxt. YE OF IRON. Ber renting wore take usack, N. J., for iu- | bascome to be considered almost a. “SS*erads Sxcclicuce, Nok: terment. wee a wlibatanding a present nap ocriige ig ie destined yet to take Baowx.—Ou Sunday, Ju. '¥ 2%; ‘ARP JOHN 800 Of | higher rank than any curative ever O oe be Amercas Denied B. and Prederika Br 2) aged 2 years and 29) people. iis slemenis ure sate and simp: ©, om, disintceraied, — ‘a ing, Jody 31, Mi ries, bot precious, ot pee t be property ‘Cxzy —Suddenly, on Tues Y morning, Joly BL, Mrs. | Combined, wo us Use helt i eee Sms > , wife of Kamm “4 yt the ofth We purpose to the next ten years to 8 thorough and sto themes at \ed to attend bor tune. | *7S*mate dingomlnaiion ot evaluate p, “ypnration, “HARTH 1” Her frteads are ri inv, isi ue staan THs REMOTRET NATIU edited. If our ‘Uage ascmne ox travagent, we beg the ine ¢ bo wend for w stint ciamh pan, of from re taken te} Sreenwood Sr interment. sionaay, Juty ap, | meng Fern ned hin county, wh lave ean i.) Y80 ad Wx, H Barz, in the 37tl* year of » : . JON P. seWweT T & CO. The d relatives of the iy, And thoge of Le —_— mettier, Mrs. Man Beli, arz res] |, IWited to attent ‘The stzle of our new firm will be met gyn . ae i ‘a quarter past JOHN ¥. JEWEF? & CARTER, ten elec, freee the Rofermed Deich ch. eh, Bergen, a Sine Bice dont eee Pe jew Jersey. “will ett mrmonfactored " Te oermy: 5 ttre afternoons of Saturday, Ju ty 28, In the | 2 C0., bat eaelusively for we ant as be Roel beh Barpeak, w idow of the ‘ALL DRUG vie Bétliutie, Haq, of thid sity. bat Tier iriends, aurdtheee of hes son, Wey. Dr _Qathane, Am Bur om and thove of: her sone-in.law, tite Key. Dr. Mc Ma VE FAILED LO GET this city, andthe Iti. Dr. Duffie, of Detroit, ar © invited OURED EI ry to attend the funeral, tvs (Wednestay) afternoon 9! three SHOULD AT ONCE CALU Ocjook, in the Preatyzerian churd, Fifth wrenue, corner ie eden ineteenth street, (tte Dr. Alexsauder’s, more . Vow 4 4 particular wots.” * ee i wie CLIT ANDY atvnunt CHATMAN -~Suddenly,.om Sunday ovening, Joly . 9 at le HAIER half past nine o'clock, of inflammatos ou ihe hinge» a 4 yrep F. CnaTxan, aged '$@ years, 6 months and # days - HIS NEW SYSTEM. ‘The relativen'and {tienda of the family are revpectf ‘7 REA! invited to attend the ftntorel from, his late residence, S yaow veren Se eee deca : LAUGREEN, # be ted avenue, this (Wednesday) wernoom at o. eins great picamre in certifying to Dr. Ay Cixns.—In_ the city: of Brooklyn, on Meoday, Jety 30, + | Von Moschinier ‘operated a, ie Ieee ye dante Ale Dr, Epwaxp Cirasy for severa? years a revident of Brook- skill and dexterity. fn restoring Tine hearing toiHe deg withous lyn, and native of Rogan’ 94 years of age. ain is astonishing. y puccAU, IN, His funeral witt take place tis (Wedn ) afternoon, viva: ' =<. Hfeverith atrset. at three o'clock; front'his tate residence, Heater street, | President of the Gocd¥ne Fire Tanne Compeny, New Fort, near Gates avenve; Brooklyn. The friends of the mach respected deceared'are requested to be at the above meu- tioned place at the titne desiguaged. Goxprr.—At Markhanr; Cunadt West, July xan E. Conpir, daughter of Calvin and Sarab this city, in the 24ttr year of hier age. CovureR.—On Monday; Jily 38} Wa Coviiem, aged 45 years. His friende and acquaimtanecs, also the members of . 2087? aad As H., are requosted to at- late , No, 20@ Kast ‘Twenty-third street, at two o'cidok, this (Wednesday) aRerneee. fy In Brooklyn j-om Thesday, July 31, Joemss Ex- DER, aged 39 years. ‘The relatives and friends'of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the fuxeral, from lis late residence, 58 ue street, Brooklyn, on Thareity afternoon, a¢ two o'clock. Evaxs.—On Tuesday, Jody 31, Magia Lovisa, infant daughter of John H. and Méria-L. Evans, aged 1 yoar, 38 mouths and 10 day: ‘The relatives and friens ofthe family, are respectfully invited to attend the funerak from the residence of her parents, No. 40 West Fitty-fourth. sweet, on Thureday morning, at ten o'clock; without further notice, The re- will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. _—At Walpole, on «Thuraday, July 26, after a long and patnful iN.ees, Mre. Breerr-G ay, aged 81 years. Boston and Dedham papers please copy. Hesparsos —ln Brooklyn on Thesday Jul 31, CHantas, infant con of Carles M. and Sophia E. eon, aged JO days. Janson. —On Tuesday, July 31; iam M. Jamersom, im the 47th year of ber age. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the fu- neral, this (Wednesday) oéeraoom, ae three o'clock, from her lat eresidence, No. T2Division yoreet Keanepy.—On Monday, July 30¢ of consumption, Fram ‘ennedy,, of Cushindali, coun- ty Antrim, Ireland, His friends and those of the family, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, thise (Wed ) afternoon, at one o'clock, his’ late residence, Gordon street, Stapleton, Staten Island, Belfast papers will please copy. Livi —On Tuesday, July Oly Samem: Kutaawerit, daaghs ter of Thomas and Mary 1. tittle, aged 2 months and 9 38. ‘The friends of tne famiy are inwited to attend the fu- neral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 53 Vandam street. ‘Mayuiorex —On Tuesday, July 32, at the Bellevue Hos- pital, Joun Mayntorsn, a distingumbed oitieer under Kos- wuth in the Hunga*ian revolution. Murke —Ou Tuesday, July bj at Rye, as the house of Jobn Griffin, Keq., Fudan Mier, of White Plains, aged 78 years. ‘Tho funeral will take piace from. his late residence, White Plains, thie (Wednesday) adternoon, at two o'clock, and from upper Methodist church, at three J’. M. Car. riages will be in waiting at the depet, White Plains, on the 9X train from Twonty sixti street. Menruy —On Saturday, ay, 20, Jnawmin, relict of the of Baly Kelly, coumty of Derry, ire- and ac. quaintances of the ', are requested to attend the fu- neral, this (Wednesday) afteravom 24 two o'clock, from the residence of her 80k in-law, John McDermott, No, 261\West Forty-third street, without further notice. MeLacmian.—On Tuesday, Juiy St, at 25 Henry street, Brooklyn, Maxy, daugbter of Charles aud Jane Mclach- inn, aged 6 years and 21 days. Merey.—Oo Tuesday, July 32, Awwa Temes, daughter = — apd Parthenia M. Moiry, aged ls months and 23 days. The friends of the family are roepectfully requested to tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) alternoon, at two lock, from the residence of her parents, No. 227 West street. Manto —On Tuceday morning, July 31, Many wife of Peter L. Martlog, aged 45 yearr, 5 months ‘28 days. ANN and While we gave on that dear face Motiondess in death's embrace Thongh the buster tears will cin Let us smile for she's at home. The relatives and friends of the fannlly ar requested to attend the fuveral, from ler late residence on Staten Island, this (Wednesday) afiernoon, at two o'clock, without farther invitation. MeAnarty —In Jersey City, o Tueeday, July 21, Jaume McANAaLty, youngest son of Bernard ‘and Margaret Meanally, aged 2 year and S-taomthe. The frienda s waintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) three o'clock, froma. the residence of bi Grand street, Jersey City, wishout further invitation MeGein—0a Tuesday, July 31, Bripasr Moder, wicow of Robert MoGnive, aged 39 yoars, a native of Relturbet, covuty of Cavan, Ireland. Her fries. and thore of bor brothers, Philip and Hugh Fitypatrick, are reqneated to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 102 West Nmoternth street, ve:ween Sixth ent Seventh aveuucs, thie (We jay) afternoon, at three o'ciock O' Nast. On Monda a native of the county Tyrone, Lretam The fonerai day) afternoon, e at ope o'clock, fram his la raity 29, Many Axw O'Consnit, O'Connell, aged years O'Coswats,—Ow Sunday, Jul r of Fruacis and’ Ag a tbs. rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 59 Ludiow street, this (Wednesday) after- hoon, at two o'vvleck, Her remains will be Greenwood for Interment new. —On Monday nigh daughter of Faward months. Jnly 90, Many Axse Por Terresa Purcell, aged 7 the family are inviled at two taaamemn Monnas, wife v, Morse Rowell 7 of ber age ‘The iriends of the family tend the },on Thurs At four 0’ sloc at the ylerian church im Seventeenth and bighteen bh sire tarion fi Senivas —On T ny July 33 dsye John, WiSam and 9 of. hia brothers y 4 to attent net one 0 t, between foueral, Taceday, J #, 11 months Jous Werwsn fawily aro rer ly yar | neow, mt one o'elock nn"? MISCEL A NRW STYLE OF SHURS AND GAITKY », ay Sines? No. 10 and 12 don sireet. Call and #0, them. LUXDRY—GAYET?Y'S VEDICATED PAPER, THE A only pure Paper made Whe would be, withent Ven ar ggieta pelt t. Depot No 2 teekman #.reet te " perty of m lady lew Co 1 or lactating bared A’ GRYUITY sinnme_wayer marked Ya each sheet, MAONIFICNNT SEVEN OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD PT Corer, Taqure et 79 We 0 His friends aud those of his family are invited to | taken to fully invited to tas | tg | ae, __ 1pee PATER ‘avert weer Gates. | W "dates Nose gabe es Dr. Vom Moscnssotem, Oculiet amd autrist, No. 107 Clagton Place: ~ Dean Stv—I am a livtog witness of your gill ‘p the oper ti ‘OM of the ear—having, ot a recent vtitt to New Orierns, box © me totally deaf in one eas; and, by the aévice of same {-iendy w bo brought me to your oNte, where your wilful operation, wi ‘Rout scareal aay pale) suite y cares, mae T west into ih f- A --*- 2y-well as cver—for Wh ‘cd Tehall ever be haere eo pon wis 8 Tahal gree be thé Jou. Sid you tuk pros bleed ~~~ Oe iF cy? we ON QOUMRT Bache 12 Wat! treat: New” Borx, July 11, 1860. From GEORGE GORDON, B8Q., NEW? TOR! Dr. VemMoschzisker operateaion miy ear. ¥ for my entirs mudafaction. In» fer tye I was y ecty restored, And without ipeenvenience: or ra‘erraption Vaaincts. I ike much pleaeere ia recommy nding GES: DOAN, Walt wsteet. New Youm, Jeume 26, 1864 . DR. VON MOSOMRIBKE) t, menorman 6d Toventor of is RAR VAPO ing in the most head, moar 0 DUIS o'clock, 107 WORD TO THE 1A DIES —IN RE COMMENDING to you to une fits TERE caheorah at Sommck Bee ters, It ls but jane to state thi ottmiant ¢ 9 the system, im imparting atreagth and v ny cermin pe rlodiont which are oftentimes aitendes Witt Wick pat a and (ro. we know of uo preparation m ore BigBi? ndart ed t0 81) ao tions conseaueni‘upon this cau se, and'for a md ther babe the Bitters-oannot be “peed “uly whers' mother's nourisyment ‘ls inndequace 19 ede mands of Oe child; consequent'y her streng 1! Wee ‘8 od here it where a talc, auch an Hi ‘Stam ich Bitters te peeded to “peptic! yd atrepgia kot ‘the whole eyatem. Ladies stonid by all means try-thty Fem adj, end be- fore so doing, aot your phywia an wis if kets aca\al wiih the virtues of the Biers, @ il recosrmend the ir uae ia al canes. by druggista and’ Sealeva yenerally everywhere. ALLOU'R FFFFFFFFFYFFF PPYFFFFFFFE #? FF ve ¥F Pr ¥FFF FSFE FF 44 PEFEF Pree? BALLOU PATS IMPROVED FRENCH Ye Wenirea ra, Patented Ni ber i. NEW STYLE OF SIRE WARAANTOD TO BfT Sent by Sposene 5 say pert the Ucitet Ma and of the following measures, wilehvwill tnaw © 4 par feat fit for $12, $15, $18 an! $24 per docem. Meerders or 6d for Teee than half a dozen ebirte, su@-mmenamres wc eatsl— Neck—The distance around it. Yoke —-Zhe-meagures from the pointe of each shoulder. Sleeve—Th> domgite from ¢. \s cates: Sethe back to. the wrist. with the aric weet Rewasls 1 tround ‘Wint-Distane the body under the armpita, sending the above IncAsires Wo CABgnArEntG:» 0 ssefeeth air RPRSCGS ramxcm yeas encm te . ; | Also, importers and dealers In gs “ad MEN'S FURNISHING OGDS, | : BALLON BROTE CRP | _Whotemale orders soicted. No. Giondwras.J Nora Yeats | JROOKS AND ENGRAVINGS BOVOW, SOI .D, om RE- | hanged, at the old eurioai tan eeeh Svianseras eT Oe YORNS. BUNIONS, / Joinis, and al db inconvenience to the Chiropofiat, 709 Bread of the eity. 0 YOU WISH 10 HAVE AS@03NDID B® fine mustache? If you da, kad: your & a oh wid Foren fs te yf mARarO tnt pain oF PHAR (kK Surgeon * and serqooe ZARD OR A O don't grow grow in few nearly all dealers F~THR STOCK tievery and Fruit Sime the owner is engaged street OR SAL Cont p2ronranz ANNO SCHRDUL) 01 an | PAT BA’ x | Prior to her. Re 4 The vienmenip ORRAT RASERRN Aymret i 0 mander, v ave Nerinrever off BH ovmond street, ry } THURSDAY wTPRNOO g™ ROGET Ss ALG o'clock preeiweie (ae ve . | ‘Gln Peat cor groat AND ADNOAPOLIS FR | Landing excurstonsane comment este ess ag } NORFOLK ASD BALTIMORE, Arriving (Cid Pont Cow (bet Friday evening Wu lone OM Poin SUNDAY WORMING. Arcus & at grelock, srriviag st! Aanapoila BR’ gag Munday aflaroowe, ae tay eaemine. can uiee leave Naw Ye, oven ‘conn Fide of 600) ites Oy ae¥, ind ight o8 | Grea 1)” Chesapeake by dnyliett, | teenie oR th Now York (via Pstadolpaany eA awa 6 fv at Old Point with aeamor with the care at Nort Dh and Sonthwe sta VS SPL) Sepp MILIT. BRAND ACUTE Ow and remain ow board during te | MALS AND REPRES' AWENTS will de furnibed at @ STATAROOM BER fs ONE DOUBAR EXTRA. orf from New York 10' Ne Post. from How fork to: Reuesee. F Pare from Old Pont Co gu ror: » oe i ee EXCURSION OTS MU fy hy ON HO aio ON TIO REA AT SPM be res tvon Treainy ot Adame Krpreas Ay, whave plane Mt eo cabins cart woe ov Th. FARMS, Bee, | NOTICE TO DI (raGists.—sTORAN FI NOWnpot No. teibeonteay, tues emcnen eae ee as pete Owment. peaiers wi) ‘pl mop ere WRIOHD ACO. We ieombee a RIS 8 80., Tirencs or we. } PR SOUT De SCH APPR Veo cate. saree yonre im parley wuitabsa lon ast gte uses Fox sale by UDOLP SO Weny Newsong |, The Great Rawarn James river fo Rigaw | Fare Tickets w! 10 Br y. La treat, wien of at the aie of oat force. Tite ik WYQROPULT, Ad, 0 guste, for throw! by W7 FOR it a onook water hy mand (be aot mda) THY WYDROPULD the power man, theaw Waar per minnun Wy feat igh wlm gy arunie ever wvepied (or, EXTENGUISIRNG, A FT PROTRCTING A ROOF ete "oS ‘Wil, & righ chee Wow 8" (rsa Pree WARHING WINDOWS, PLANT: SPRINRING WASBING CARRE HA, ds ‘This arvele shonid be owned BF OT Sry householler. fh doa b ee 2 the nec OF 8 AP vot Tt ism] ight portable wed, and wily eome in fo “AT chant avd mechanic tm the r waine We article, at dl Pare TOO we Vow tthe Hye . | | Arente wanted throneliott che Uy 44 Bark cow dropuit. Apply sa above, shied St ate 10 fe ABD RURAL AT ? Madign ine.