The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1860, Page 7

from Phovix ‘elena April 16f brig Agate for & waorthern trading WOVE. cuannsto, July 19,—5 P. M- The pony express with St. Joseph dates of July 4and 7, <errived at Carson city this morning. The democracy of California are divided, the leaders «got yet having receivud their cue. 1t is impossible to spredict how the State will go, until there is further de- -velopaents. The Pike's Peak Express. ‘Sr. Josura, Mo., July 32, 1860. ‘The Pike's Peak express, with dates to July 23, reached ‘ere this afternoon, bringing the following items of -news:— Daxver Crrr, July 23, 1960. A ehooting affair occurred in California Gulch last week, «resulting in the death of a man named Smith, from Bea ton county, Arkansas, while in pursuit of his wife, who had run away with a man named Curtis. Smith fired at * Curtis, but missed him and wounded his wife. Curtis re- turned the fire, killing Smith instantly. Pat Devlin, notorious in the Fort Scott difficulties Ta : Eastern Kansas, and Joseph Lafferty had a shooting affray _ tm Colorado City last Saturday, tn which Devlin received » Gi balis from Lafferty’s pistol. The latter was tried by a ‘People’s court, and a verdzot of justifiable homicide was rendered. Last evening an auctioneer named M. Hadley, who has 4 wife and two children in Galesburg, Ill., was acciden- ‘tally 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 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. ‘tegference of bystanders. Later in the night he attacked -& young German in # saloon, and after maltreating him, lew his brains out. Next morninga 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 made bis after having his horse shot and wounded. A. J. Williams, President of the Denver Town Council, aad Dr. Kennedy, of this city, were found at Fort —- and are under arrest for assisting Gordon to cacape. They Old friends of Gordon's, and say they were sent to pected to be shot or hung. (ue yy im looking for Came upen another party, who, feeling guilty, fled the river. Jessie Ogden escaped by swimming the ri- Mulligan, in attempting the same, was drown- Dunn was taken prisoner with three mules and Ggden and Mulligan were from Wisconsin, from e county, [i]. Ouon says the only means by which they could igilance committce organized in this cit; The ablest and. most law abiding citizen Sef and bringing io puniohmaont the murderers and tnloves ‘pun: the murderers and thieves ‘®y whom this country is now overrun. portant. abpeseay iq 3 i as 35 news is unin} The weather is warm Movements of Mr. Douglas. Concorp, N. H., July 31, 1860- Mr. Dougias le Moatpelier 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 qreatcrowd, headed by four bands of music, anda Procession .f carriages turned out to receive him here, ‘He passed through the principal streets to the State Bowe yard, where he spoke for over an hour. ‘Mr. Douglas, after thanking his friends for the recep- ‘thon referred to the Lecompton constitution, and said 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 toumake aslave State of Kansas they had the ‘right 0 doso. Every republican in Congress voted with him (Dougtas) toadmit Kansas as a slave State if the peo. ple so desired it, Now the republican party denounced him for advocating the identical principles they ‘then voted for. The President claimed the righ & ie i if t H Fr Ls i ret g :E | i z i Mr. Lover held a levee, and a consider fire works were let of. FE 3 =e s Eff 85 i Breckinridge and Lane Maes Conven im Indiana, Ixptaxorors, July 31, 1860. At (he Breckinridge and Lane Mass Conventioa in this city, to day, from 15,000 to 20,000 persons were presen:, trom almost all parta of the State. An electoral ticket and a State Contra! Commiitee were appointed, to secure othe running of a joint electoral ticket, and cast the vote for Douglas or Breckinridge, whoever gets the bighcat eiectorsl vote from other States. Senators Bright and Vitek were among the speakers. ‘The State Teachers’ Association. Synacese, N. ¥., Joly 31, 1960. The ftecnth annual session of the New York State Deachers’ Association commenced in this city today. At Teast six tundred teachers are already here, and the umber is increasing every hour. At eleven A. M., Mr. McKiligott called the artociation to order. Prayer was of- Cored by Tey. Mr. Clark, of this 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 FAvcation. Mr, Mekiigott responded to the addresses of welcome ‘end then proceeded to deliver the regular annua! address, ‘The arsocjation then wjourned 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 BESPION. Mr. KC. Pomeroy, of Builalo, in bedali of the Commit tee, of which he was Chairman, presented a report upon en uniform syrtem of schools for the State, together with a series of zesolutions earnestly urging the adoption of fuck a system, which, after Considerable discussion, were adey ted Lambert scbmitted a report and resolutions in fa vor of lee ve appropriations to Teachers’ institutes, a committee te solicit from the Tagislacnre the coming year. Adopted. EVRNING SRRRION, Mr Weber submitted @ report and resolutions upon the qualificatwos of teachers, which elicited a warm discus- cian, bot was laid aside for the time to give place to the orter of the eeoning, which was an address from Henry Paddle, Beg , Asvistant Sup rintendent of the city of New York Hie wabject wae the fundamental principles of teaching s6 a solence. The addroes was lirtened to with artest etteotion by at least a thousand teachers of the Henpive Mate, and wee » clear and forcible exposition of dhe theme selected. Adjourned to nine o'clock Wedtnes day morn The Chivage Zousves. Pon anmuruta, July 81, 1860 The Znveves drilied at Point Breeze this afternoon, A Large curber of ayoctators were present. The drill was @ven seperior to that of yesterday. The Zouaves recetve the contial endorsement of eminent military men, This evening they will give an exhibition of their drill at the ) Acntems A Mese, aad ot goon to morrow they will leave for Dalumore Fire in St. Lowts. @. Lovts, July 31, 180 ‘The cxtearive iron railing manufactory of McMurray, ‘Winkie, Mayr 8 Co. was burned this evening. Hom 846,000 nseredt for $10 O80 in city ofticns, Salling of the Connaught Postponed. Bewrom, Jaly 31, 1800. ‘The Gteamebly Comnnaght deer eet leare thee port for Ge'wey ort the Th of Angrat” NEW YORK HeRALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 yy 1860. The Great Bacterm at Cape May. Comgeenen: — —— Care Mar, July 31,1800, | Large Sy 4 York Zouave’ City Intelligence. Courmma Boer, Care July 91, 1800. OrNERAL SEN TRUS AG RPFRE FBO | anima py” AD Pamevat.—Thowe desiring to sce tho no ‘te “cent Rasters arrived bere this morning at seven | *!@KD, BT. 2 COMPANIES ORTA® | Great Eastern on te.” T*H from Cape May this morning, Ye ‘is anchored about seven miles from hore, | _ T° visit of the Chicago. Zoua: can have no better viunity of toing so than by at. | Albany and Califorote pa,» Picdae i — O'clack, ene = are on board, the wee to this city has had " i Sunday, July 29, bf tne i ° sete Se teeta earn | Me tg wap rary lan emo | uM gad a eg | yo Re fee Magee | (cha aida eee ee » . o a, sy ri, cannot o rm tte funclous Have) palowat ) haga boasted been ia contemplation for | fine view of the great sten, ™ @4Y be had as che passes | bride's father, Gronux G. Davin’ Sober ih ig ci spent fifteen years in feed lie mind, atl! 4 ise & Zoun | up the bay. The ad ™ of the atair appears in | daughter of Daniel Fitzpatrick, Beq. ». ae an absolute = eas apparane New York. “et; tit cngpai ve company in this vortiseme. F ‘Joummen—2i Schur, Peekskil!, LY bas come upon it, we ROw propose lo ad ly seven passengers, | ity. The movement originated @ppropriate column. —At St. Peter. * | ’ minister for the maladies of the body—" To cu © the Ul amen iis, daca ; with Captain Atterbury, 5 on Monday, July 80, by the Rey. E. Ro, "TH: Wituam ©. | thesb is heir wo." ve Seas cae patleson Mier Con crambent exnomnpatnd tore? Dar nat evening. Lieut, Coppinger and Mr. Houry Baldwin, all connocted Ped lun News Borwxo Ur.—Amo. “#.‘S® Sulerere by | Jonssox 13 Maw,’ daughter “of tue ia,'® SMO AL A. wot va four mls of vlan, sereral Of wale aes with Y “t, was thy holson. ~ into . und thede She got over the lar sulely ut twen © minutet ws'er Seven pvt 7 E of the Ninth regiment. The 000d | jishory ofthe Past Wars chan ea, week's ane, | “Summ-starcos.—On Wednesday, July x, ."Y,tb¢, Rev. | hai {c bundveta of Wounds rederwtn eve yore a P.M (at which bour it was bigh tide, And Riad two foot | organization took place last evening, at 481 | wich was recieve recs orm oF ths Senne, eho | A Guthrie, Jous A, SaarH, only sow of tht ia“ SiPMGe | Heving boos co largely instrumental ln dleseuninatinn va pot ed ot full | Broadway. About twe hundred gentlemen were regular publication da: y m sed mass | Smith, to Kare, eldest or of William, 879% % | able bucks, which hare’ qunde aa indetivte ferns fae alte ‘spare under the Keel. She thes star, speed, gen Pre- var ys on day. was melted into a conf. ™\, | Taylorville, Fort L upon mankind, it impress for the band playing. At Sandy Hook tbe ox, "BY ton anchor | sent, and the meeting was called to order about eight | ° 'pe metal. Under these circumstances it will { a weg mankind. iti not without ® slight feeling of regret that wesgunused wth great auientty, oe ha & of the owt o'clock by Mr. Heury Baldwin, who, after briefly stating | Rea nie Publis ‘an edition ofthe drunk’ News _ + dain die “tot Ballovs tees ctl ai be dene in eentoer 5 the objecte of the wy ’ ver, we understand, was fu Diea. @,knd that the body, with its multiform inflrmisies, needs Diock having broken. tt was repinesd, When the ] ceived trons Adjutant Geberal ta | Sat — 5 nent —Oo Tuesday, Juiy 81, Jawms D., infant son of Toe ead © Oepeclaliy A this land of fash Svere, an well og capstan was found t» be too email for the .“sble, the | one addressed to him on th Fins w Nassay Sramar.—in speaking of the services | daze, nutett, Of Bridgeport, Coa, aged S| * ,* few yare tleman of Boao 1 subject of forming a Zouave rears and 18 da: Po wigce & gen Boson, an to valid. wee slack of which was pulled out by the weight of the | COTPS in this city:— of the diferent fire companies at the late fre in Nassau | > “"be relatives und fricads of the family are reepectfully | ‘a's . ue coimrs of mises ana Wma Prtos Me war be anchor. This jarred the bow of the vessel tremend. “'8!¥ Avrorant Great's Onsicn,} | street, we accidentally passed over Hose Company No. 6, Invi, *4aitend the funeral, from thereerence of Birk. | spent’ (mines and Oo the Lalerior. “Wile there © dozen times. The sea was very smooth and light, ard | Maxey Hauowix, Kea, 4 Wall street, ow Worx — hee members were othe spot and helped in the most | Mary . © henna °tconcord street, BEooklyn, this (Wed- of ve rec . wad ey had no | ganda » at three o'clock x the vessel made a graceful roll of three degrees, Sy a a og inquiry | stream on the fire, Dut assisted the other firemen, and | Be >. ont, Coub, and Plaisfiels, N J lease ‘Land was lost sight of at halfpasteight P.M. At this bts of the lene at sae & would. By are worthy of their full abare of praise for the valuable | copy. P » Papers pl time the Highland lights were last scon, and there war a A ~4 1600 tho gencey ee assistance they rendered. Binveau. — at Otego, Otsego county, N. Y., on Mon- alight haze on the water, but a splendid mooalight over | Sate Kian ie See Commadier: io. 4 ret oe our report yeaterday of the departure | day, July $0, \ wauTHY vawes, wife of Michuel Birdsall, ; z aa Any Part of ibe | of the Great Fastoro, we stated dat thre» cart toads of | "aie was the mo, UeF Of Ausburn Birdsall, Naval Oficer | . sisabie to xe of mattresses arrived at the dock, Dut could mot be tak: ae) ! iol three fourths of the » Dat en on | of this port. P a ang tl Pemnangies cept on re eri midad by ria mika! yong moe ad ‘and | Board, owing to the maker not having thevt there lu time, | , Boower—At her ta ‘te reaidence in this city, on Thurs. PROTECTED sOLy TION vided below, on account of the intoxication of | towards ea? ~ eee ere | One PCy Hire WT Oe BELG. Soe. alee of toe OP a ogert, in the i PROTOXI. QF OF IRON. the stewards. ‘The provisions als gave out, ie woter | San, siiee atest Tabane ofa "HS | mattrenes in qwmation called at our citoe yeaterday, ant | | Her teu Wore tak he couldered almont 8. SSreradssusclinoe’ Woe: J habitual practice y terment. Inary, pro: ‘ake a ‘was not to be bad by the majority, and eves facilities for Wea youoe mon wh inet sows. —On Sanday, Ju.'¥ 2% Epwarp Journ son of | Filketanding is prenent popularity, hy eyeree mea area. Teeny-tre erate wer Sice "by miliary fe! Bante B. and Prederika Br Wt aged 2 years and 28 prople. "iis siemens ure sate ang simp. ABA, daiateeraiad, a * ?, 8. yam ard for ceuba~ Yale for lam of water to dak, and ene dar fro b- 1m, peace or was, 70 nt esny Suddenly, on Tues '€Y, mornivg, Joly 31, Mrs, | He bot 'previons to in Simmrerygouk TBEVEF be property an msi poast enpsoemero | SET miata cf BiG Boks oe Bs | etic a ecco y on 5 eysiemuic dissemination sates canes canis ee cass | Rem ea "Fest epg, ects | ae rack ETOP TF a * on Fra be regimen Mw Sinitis,of the Deaf and Dumb Insti- Wedneotey) morning, st ere remains will | trayagent, we the inereduiou o ‘outta, ® Buen tore ignation meeting was beid on board this morn. « of : mppnaged taken nwood er interment. Peru Ag CE wa ecotcing teh sarees gaseoneenee | Sites eis en tn er EE oT Fae a ge. | WE Ba AT TTT NT | RE a ewes ¥ 8.00 Most of the members of the press were up all might, | Schinve for Kosi n arent amination of the desé and. dum® pupils, you speak of te | The frieadd aad he nr art fy, and those of Le Sesame a: sane © SN With one or two exceptions, one of whom slept in a sheep tandem the of Recomm as beings*‘a young person of Jewish descent, thougl’ uow | mettier, Mrs. Mam Beli, arx respectfully i. iwited to attend | The st7le of onr new fivm will be Fah wt ei So ao Sc ee ea ena | Se oes oa ae mae Pome ee it The directors on board were evideotly unprepared for | uh. te, ‘cuporney | Their faith: is the Jewish,and they believe in the only | New dereey. : "| the ‘will sft be mnsarnctered ee aa the emergency, and did all in their power to alleviate the | ibe pase a and tree God, and 1 betieve a8 they do, and ever shall. | ‘N¥ —On tte aNlernoow of Satortay, Ju ,/ 28, in the | &CO., bot exclusively for ns, ane, as rare willbe» ak necessities of the exoursicaiste.. ll gave up their this coma 1. peck By Siving Utes Place in dhe columns of your next 92d you of her age, Mrs. Joswea Baracxe, W of the ‘ALL DRUG) ments freely, and they were occupied by strangers. pense ot SS EC a a aera 1090. your j ite Die Betone, ams of RY. aethune, | AE DEAF FERBONR a. Funny ecenes transpired on board during the night, | D?cmetls WM ms. ‘Yenre}eepect uly oral, fo ond tnoce of: her egue-ie.law tte Kev. Dr. Mc Sree of Ha VE FAILED £0 GET paper tyra saapreslyangltagy but it was of | | The following Te ie despatch was received by THE PAMIZY HERALD, peerae Te "i Weng ern “—— sng hee Risnwaens \prom| er, ‘pot participated in W wi Monday ne o'clock, in the Prokbyterian churst, Fifth wrenue . corper by ladies. ey Rasim, 3°Waltsireet, A@AHFs July 9H, 169, | ‘The Exeltement in Virginia—The Pree ae (tite Dr. Alexemder’s,) withou | more Br. You MOOUES GEM ee gui) agonist. Considerable excitement prevails in thie locality con: | | T have thie day referred fm question of Zoumve fank Of Wales tn CanadmeLetters from the | — Cuaruan —Suddenly, om Sunday ov7ening, Joly . ¥) st Pri cerning the arrival. Crowds of people are going off to Bi oven ar with Ps oad jn their favor. Watering Places— More Massacres tw half past nine o'clock, of inflammatios on the lings . 20. RESTORE THEIR HEARING see the ship, while numbers of boats from Philadelptia FRED, TOWNSEND, Sy7in—College Commencements—The | "the yelativen ual lems or the ring re respect, WT HS ee areon their way with visiters. It is estimated that = iste Aamaaeee then rose and said be su a Latret News--Local Matters of the Mctree | invited to attend the farmers! from his ‘ete renaeeee, t to. TESTLMORTALS. eight or ten thousand people will visit the ship today. py Tgp dhnter-g Ronn moped Ne sal fla polis—Market Reports, &c., &c., de. 513 Sixth avenue, iMis (Wednesday) wernoom at o, epente ik oR re Bie leaves here at six o'clock to night, and will reach | movement. His objest in starting the movement had The Pasar Hewat for this week will be issued to day | "CS —In tds: city of Brooklyn, om Monday, Paty 20, + | Von Moechsinuer”“perstad ir 8 lon, Rte, nace Bee New York about six o'clock to morrow morning? Been to sie up a greater degrec of cathusiaam in tho } (Wednesday). In its pages will be found, among other | Pr. Rowanp Cura fr yeveret years a redent Of Brook: ail and dente Ee tere tie hessing tale teat patos PS Big Mew York Bale militia, wii we was sorry to say, | things:—An Account of the Excitement in Virginia about A ie em cane einer tas (Ween » epic Potew Foun Jah 26: 180 Terri Mega a. ¢ Galway Steamship Connaught. | pained the system of drill’ which would be introduced, | "¢ Raising and Cutting Down of a Lincoln and Hamlin } at three o'clock; front his Tass rostdense, Mister Sivek, | Preside ROBERT BAGF. FRQ.. enema : Bosrox, July 31, 1860. e's actin and Mclailand’s bayonet ex: | Pole at Gecoquan; A report of the Progress of the Irince | uear Gates avon: Brooklyw. The friend of the mech nt ofthe Gocdlame Fire Tusuraste imps, New Fork, The Galway steamship Connaught will not leave here | TC's. on —_— imple) en tot 0? Wales among the Canadians, the honors paid to bim Saved plese Gaal = to be at tie above men- Dr. Vor Mosciii%nm, Ocuiet amd autrist, until the 7th of August, when the repairs to her machine. | deta, a greater amount of bedily labor and fatigue would | S¢-; Letters from our Correspondents at Old Point Com- | Goxnir—At Markiamr, Casnéte West, July 90, Miss Sa- Dear Stam a tote whines tne Of yor tll 7 the oper ry will be thoroughly completed. Sue it a umguideent | Mave to be borne; and be wok! have all boar this fact in | fort, Piermont, Whitestone, Stratford, Fairfield, Manctr | $4 F. Contr, daughter of Calvin and Serab D: Condit, of | OR of ibe easing, om © eons veer go ow Srictth ve vessel, and is expected to compete favorably with the misd es beta ay AttorBury | Choak, Cape May, Niagara Fatls, Newport, &c ; Further by = fone apy oe. ‘ & bobreny ico esas amie nee coat aah operate feetest and safest ocean steamers aftoat. Lieut. Corrixckn, in anawer 10'some remarks by one of | Particulars about the Horrible Mussacresim Syria; Acres | years.” 1 Sey Wet Covrmm, eget 46 | my thoes scnrenly any pall eiaay otis mem I vous. tae Private letters received here confirm the announcement | {© men “proeent, explained the milMia | port of the Doings at the Commencements of Yale and iis friends and soenintancce,,sleo the members of | whi ©2 Tall rer be RRS YS pone” Baim you Luk pro thatthe exbeidy of the English government to the Gat- | tae Mat. tne icin “ae tee cane, Manes | Dartmouth Colleges; Letters trom onr London and Paris Demplar Lodge Ha. S06 °6" ond bs. ae roquonted tens. | er . YO S88 NN way line of steamships has not been withdrawn. ia simply the light infantry tactics of Colon S| Correspondents, aud the Latest News fron Sieily; Inte- | Twenty-third street, at two o'vitok, this (Wednesday) Tour soa cern mi, we! Boston Weekly Bank Statement. fueece "us ana Wiaree men eines | ee SS ee eee pan —In Brook Paeedoy, J earn ery’ Benn: faty Tues Ai Raa Bostow, July oi, 4860, | Present to introduce any in their dresan, t3 do-| ‘belt Challenge for the Military Championship, and it} apn, aged 39 ee July 82, Jomes Ey | From axorae gonnoy: ESQ, KRW WOR Capital stock...... ny 536,681,100 | Which the sanction of the State is necessary. by the Columbus Guard; The Local News of | — The relatives and frieadw of the fwmily, are respeatfull Dr. Vn yMosehzisker operaieaion iy ear. ¥. Joana and discounts. 54,460,000 | Mr. Game maid be was desironn 1 form an iddependent | New York amd Vicinity of Importaneey Reports of the | invited to attend the funeral, from is late residence, 88 | ™Y, entirs em iataction, Im ‘fer Boye Lan satecy rtaneede i pate » Sanees frgamiaation om the plan pursued by the organization | Gytcte, Provision and Money Markets, and all interesting Tallman street, Brooklys, o8 Tharmiay afternoon, 3€ WO | sau plesaure is reconiny "nig di ? Due to other banks: 10'363;700 AYMABERY said:—In that case their services | news matters of the preceding week. ana—On Tuesday, Juty: 31) Mamta Locmas, infant | Maw Youm Jube a6, 1364 the: CORDON: 9 Wan Mires Deposits. : Stee by the (Eh rhe eoroed ‘Taxus—$2 9 year; four cents a single copy. Subscrip: iter of John H. and Mérta 1. Evans, aged 1 your, 3B DR. VON MOSORAmD RN t, be samsaes . better | sons received at. the office, northwest corner of Fulton 8 ad {rience ofthe family, are respectfully | recenior ommmorman 3d Vike aD amd Narsau streets, New York. Single copies for sale at funeral wwe noe ing i moet Coetiease tush was By fa thar PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. wevtion being put, | ae counter aud by all news genta, Advertisements in: | Parra: Aum o'clock, witecwt further Son ere | hiiveeae dlneaew of y¢ na ex, 00 PHILADELPHIA, ‘D1, 1860. desiring to con- | S2rted at the usual Hxxarn rates, mains will be interred in Greenwood Comevery. 107 CANTON PLA CK, RIONTH St REPT. r.. needy ia State 6's, tj of the Mimth re * Gay.—At on ag +Thuraday, July 26, after a long woRD ve 5 12), Penneyivania a aig Sight exchange on | whee hisc seiler oth emmmapnn to errant ae | aan mE ege eee: Geenmbente & Con's | 75. Pt0m abd Dean ne AA Oona ine Hostel PERS taney 4, = bm ware A . Se ee ea | MieetSemamccnmundtotscasircon | 10,0 TT HOE AIO, wo, | patton ta rad gt eins cise | est ea taea “eM Soy var * room » 74, 70, 16, , 34, 14, 8, 50, 20. ‘arles M. on, hich Flour firm at $5 25 for superfine. Wheat buoyant; red | % drill in. Coxsdunatem Lorry, Crass 12, Juuv ty aye. sei: py ot Bo | oar pk Rg LE 300 £1 60. (a ‘jeune mames were enrolled last evening before | 68, 67, 52, 2, a3 lace 21, 48, 64, 23, 72, 70, = Joey onlin Susntan, Joly 32) Ramee M. Jamensom, tobe ie Biteecien te oan aoe i; + 70c., ap advance .; white, Te. meeting adyourned. AKCR, BROADBENTS & CO, bigs 4 of - Visions sleady, mess pork $20, rump $15; bacon sides 120. : —- Managers, , Dela ‘The friends of the fumfly ave requested to attend thefu- | Mngt as bourakment, ie inadequate to Whiskey seedy atten Police Intelligence. eral this (Wednesday) saueravoe, at tree o'clocis, | Gberera yobd tack, uch eh) Hossen Prmavarima, July 51, 1860, oF the Delaware State Lotte- | from her lat eresidence, No. T:Division vwreet needed to impait temporary st renga Flour dull and declined RuAbetiats, July $2, 3660, | | a Pearrrve mow New Onuzane Ser Bacx —Dominique oF OO, ree Wuasiay Ou Monday, July 30; of consumption, Pram | eystem.. Ladies showld vy allmenus top'th Exes 5: 503,8 ita a. Cora scarce and yel. | Mera, who was arrested in this city in the month of June — noes Coes | pang ene nag agg Wennedy, of Cuabiudali, coun- mae thed ee me a we mand at 67¢ declined. ey dull at | last, om of ba’ mu a Catholic rua: Clans \. 180t ty Antrim, Ireland. ‘4 tll recommend the ir uae in al : > om chnege wing murdered a Remast 65, 1, 3, 14, 30, 22, 11, Gl, 12, 58, 9, 66. thove respect > | ae SE We Gra om Rea verywhare. icine Bervano, Suly 31-17, M. | Priest named Niehoms Savelli, in New Orleans some three Dicawank—coass No. dae Socy’ si, Lato, viled to attend the funeral thier (Welnewiay) sflertoun,,| PalLouw ae : . Flour firmer but unchanged Sees SE Skt TM. , | Yours age, was seus eck in oustedy of the Sherif of that | 61; 32; 41, 31,75, 10,33, 72, 20, 10, 73, 55, 36, 90, | at one o'clock, from nia’ Ite residence, don sirens | Deas * Eariiee apart: enlen 12,000 bushela new red winter Obioat | city yesterday. Mera, it will be recollected, escaped SCO RUDE A OG. Wikclars: Denenre, | spams Slaten lataad. Peertrrrrrree Yer ¥ioer me” SS ' nent ‘cloned firmer; , a 2 fast papers will please 7 ¥ er sales 45,000 bushel at 6. ‘Whisker nominsl at 190. Ga: | 0m jail in New Oricans a day or two before his trial Or ty WOOD, EDDY & CO,, St Léuls, Minsourt, | Larrix Ou Tuesday, Ju Pe scman uugawerit daagh, 44 S ws = - la ae noone d, Ingerte:1 ate uals Seer, ou eeerone st aod after wandering about Texas | metal Drawings of Modges, Davis & | Says’ oa iPro) ie ¥¥ ¥¥ 8 ports—-No flour, 29,000 Reel eee | ne Dee Ot ee Sek. raion | C00 Loteriee of Geornia.—- ‘The friends of tne family are inwited ty attend the fue | FRFF Y a as The amount of oats in store was ‘ass of his arrival in thie atte pein, eve eonannns 8, 12,53, 76, 37, 3, 63, 62, 49, 1, 19 neral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from | EF yy Bet hich was 100,802 bushels; ehis makes total ot 10a | ee ee aga and } 12,58, 16, Sty 8, Or us ‘Dayia'A aoe ere sores rr ir a. b¥ wushels store. | orks pan alter Reveral days Managers, lavunoren —On Tuesday , July 31, at tbe Bellevue Hos- | vy rer , # wary veareh speceeded | pital, Jom Ma’ a distinguished vitieer 4 zyyry ~~ Ae Ee ER ne ao a ert TaN g merchant veese) about ainda acem, | wth inthe Htangaian revolution. under Kos- | 7RreF Hy Bs8 for ‘Ohi “d arrest bees commusicated * 1 WikR — we ily Sb; at Rye, he ben RALLON ae HS acid and $6.0 86 28 for extra bio aud Indiana. | 05 t New Orleans, Sheri! Martin, of the pari Bae Te roth sana ore i298 | Jat Gri, fy Maram Moe te Maine, ope nerroyi Fier Yea adress, Teen at sabi ash os. Sen eaacane wales shoe caokets ‘ice trust ihe Governor of hosiaia the fa 4 jet gapense by nidresion Kew York. Creare, wat | Ter peral will take pisce idence NEW STYLE OF SIE WARAANED TO 2 tT , a a . ; 000 care y per funeral wil freun luis late resi > Rent by express to any partot the Ui filtuote and Toledo ai 68c.; market quiet and partice to custody, and started home most, Newlork. White Plains, this (Wednesday) adternoon, at two o'clock, i Pe es aie socttate, fe the aferneon. Other presen or at ing. Wt in "said that there whan Eanes ica | coal trues wpeer Melhodios eheoub, oh thive Fb Car’ { fest ee.tor Qs O18 SGen | Siper dane Meerdert, ootea pal at 1c. Canal freights steady. Lake imports—t0,000 | Swer's identity, aud iow ady, riages will be in waiting at the depet, Whit! ed for lees thas bait dosen shirts. “1 7 pele I8e., Canal relents Seay. po ag BRANDRETH'S QUINTESHENCE GH SARGAPARILLA. | {he 94, train from Tw y Wake Fee | Tee ks = oa buseele sheat, 6A venbets core, Casal exporte— | cane 4 Man ov Fa Com—Willindh Wode, a | Inthe meron ee tape ren —On fatnrday. July 8, aan, relict of the | ,,,vochr Tae tigancs around M. Yoke eure from ae | 83, x — q TA, of each shoulder. > dommes. Cuioaco, July $1, 1860. | painter, who says he lives in Fighteenth street, was PRIORI CRNTS PER POTTLE. | [te Joba Bearpad ct Baty Key, comay of Derry, Ire tbe Sac to the ra with tee ares sent boca Beene see ee See ink menting, Goemmrte: | taken late custody on Mento sight, ea. cage of rb. Ken " ‘ Tis Wiends of ber sows, James and William, and ae. | ‘iss, the ieucth of the shirt. re ° 1 Sd for No. 1 ed in chove. Caen stent “Aies'io 000 | bi%e John Holman, of No, 21 Leonard street, of the sum | Bramdreth’ PIs Se excenLeN pena gy beer are requested 10 attend the fu ely anling the abors measures we eas-gnamate 5 6 veeteat "ELLEN PRG v a nesday afer see ro or - ; durbels at 423;c. «42146. iw store. Oats firm. of five cents, The complainant eays he was stopped by the | axp ANTE-BILLIOUS PATE eee PURGATIVE | the residence of her son-in-law, Joba McDermott, No. | Atso, im THPRO TED rRENcH rome sant, 400 bbis. flour, uahels waeat, 131,000 bushels | prisoner im Hudeon street and told. to deliver up all the | ~Thoee who use taem retaiy hale health and teenies to a | 26LAWeat Yorty:third street, without furvher notice. | Pere FURNISHING. corn, 3. br oats. Shipmente—800 bbis. four, | money be bad about him. Holmam, who was dead broke, | most remarks bie rst ena prey ss ama | Lacan —On Tuesday, Juiy Sf, at 25 Henry street, — BALLOU BR ns 26,000 posh y Suan’ | faid end nothing but a tive eeat ieee, whereupon | OFFICE 24 CANAL STREET, N.Y. Brookiyn, Many, daugbter of Charles’ aud Jane Mclach’ | Wholesale orders solicited. No. <diieoadway, Sere owe cats. CV Buffalo, Sight lade, alleged, : b " & le - — _ anmegeibaumemeee exchange on New York at 114 poe cent promism, | EE Ay] Ty yp ater, Vortraite—24 for $1. Original | ae ph es hag Oty Awe Trane, daughter | JROOKK AND ENGRAVINGS RovGHT, Sot D , OR Rx. 4 .M. . 4 rin graphs: 19 9 cents. 1 - 5 », ° Flour dull but unchanged: sates of 600 bis. at $6 25 Te eae ee s aunart chase,” sucoreded tn | aly 8 MOLIGKD’ Gallery, 906 Brosdway aed 6 * ~cctry dear ieee. Siaare ee ale rn ae © os ince for extra State, $675 for favorite double extra city | capturing ‘ofteader, Justice Quakenbash held the ac- | The friends of the age roepeetfully requested to | sg brands, Wheat in fair demand, but held lly above to ba in : How to Deo It.—Merchants, wholesale | atten’ 1, at YORNS. BUBIONS, INVERT WATLA, § d 000 cured the sum Of $2,000 to answer. | esbeumcone gunnch te tape tore fo poss a cure | — oe Peas prea) aiverecc®, ob two Jolais, and all @hieasen of tho fostwured WW Sat Naw ee of new red Obie at $1 1296, toarrive. Cora in Dashels | Quick Worx.—A pickpocket named isaac Gosner was | ployes, whether this man will make s seleoman; thet & | street.” es ipereventasen, te the, patient, by agua ROK Birgeoa or neon inal uae; eile here lee inquiry for ship. | arrested by policoma® Hutchinson, of the Kighteeuth pre- | Spd sccounuants tae, 8 relia, nee trustworthy confidential | ““Aiariing —On Tucsday morning, July 31, Many Ai of theelty. ae eee kat sergooae ment at current prices: sales of 6100 bushels otndiana at | cinct,ou Monday might, ob a charge of stealing a porte- | fully writen ont ner. te. A vhrenologeal deecriouon, core. | wits of Peter 1. Mastlug, ged A youre, 6 onthe ond | ne meee, ae 530. 18,000 busheles of Illinois’ at 681<c. a 68 5sc., 6,700 ‘exact piser each man can best fill FOWLER & WELLS, No. | 28 days. O FOU WIKH TO HAVE ASAUSNDID 0 bushels of do. at 533¢¢., and 200 bushels of do. on private , containing $20, from Mary B. lewis, as the lat- | 994 Broadway, make private examinations. } While we gave om that doar face fue mumnche? It yom do nad: our an SNe prom forms. Other graiue quiet, Canal freights steady at@Te. | ter was walking through Lexington aveuue. Yesterday Motiondess in death's embrace eae. Cod olan ate cr ahate ie eae ee eT aa few eee See ch etheat unt Tse, ou corm, Lake imports— | morning the prisoner was brought before Justice Qusck- | Herrimg’s Patent Champion Fire and Thongh the bitter tears will coun | early ail dealers ReG. GRAWAM HoT Op fet, 31200 bushels of corn, 180 bushels of oats. Canal ex | evbiorh, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and commit. | porn Prog Safes, 261 Broaaway, corner of Murray sireet, Tet us éunile for she's at home | a 1 878 bbls. of fiour, 6.900 bushels of wheat ant | ted for trial, A few hours afterwards, the case camo up | New York. | _ The relatives and friends of the family are reepoctfully OR SALE—THE STOCK AD BIXIN RD 460 busbels of corn. before the Court of Special Seasions, when Gesuer was ” cere eerie: requested to attend the fu from her late reeidence | Confettinvery sar Pruit tase with ie SOF 4enee. convicted and sentenced to four months’ in | Grover & Baker's Celebrated } op Staten Island, this (Weds y) afternoon, at two | Pwelling, ae ihe owner is engaged tm OtPar | yA : the Pevitentiary. Only fourteen hours elapsed between by yt Ly) My o'clock, without further invitation. a2}, Carmine street a Se Coroners’ Inquests. the time of the arrest and the seutence to the Peaitea- heady | — Fy |g Micaxatty —In Jersey City, om Tuesday, July 31, Jaume KERN'S FARINA JET a Favat Rewenr or #xvnaraixc —Joba Sprigings, the lad | U8TY: 2 - ‘s ____ He Fallon street, Hrooklya, | —_ Fa nln oe and Margaret sod tie beet tobe as ep who was so seversly injured while skylarking with Wm, | CHARGE OF Fauezaimunat AGant Ax AGESt— Thomas | getaway 4 sons’ | Mie idade and sonpetatanese, are. reopectfally tavited | Portes Ueber to prevent binatta ar ote C. Spillet, an agent in the employment of Moses Hyler, Fanny Re: are warranted for five to attend the Taser, this {Wednesiay) aNernoow. at | ot vue eon Norwe aia paherwe. ty Fp fe 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 knife from his pocket and cut a slit im his companion’s coat. As soon as Sheehan discovered the trick that bad been played upon him, he, too, drew a penknife from his pocket and made a pass at Sprigi tending, 10 doudt, to do no further damage than the latter's clothing; but, unfortunately, by an dnlucky movement on the part of Sprigings, the blade of the wea pon came in contact with bis abcomen, doing Bim a fatal wjory Sheehan, when he saw the mischief he had done, quietly delivered bimseif into the custody of policeman Hogart, of the Nineteenth precinct, who was present at Ho ctauly sckuowloiged that he stabbed Speigings, Dat vankly acknowledged that he stabi but said the ocourrence was porely accidental, fund that ho oply Meant te cot the injured Iad’s clothing. Coroner Jackman was notified of the deata of the injured lad yeeter tay, but in consequence of the pon attrndance of the witnesses he was obliged (a postpone the investiga tion until to day Berxixe Frem inquest was held at Rellevue Hospital yesterday, by Coroner Jackman, on the body of # German woman, mamed Jacopena Keepler, who died from the effects of jnjaries sustained on the Ist ult. by the explosion of a fiuid lamp. Decoaset resided at No 146 Third avenue, and {t was there that the accident occurred, Verdict, “Aceidental death.’” Kinuep my Fartixo rom 4 Wixpow.—Coroner Gam dle held an inquest at No. 168 West Thirty eighth street, upon the body of Philip Brady, a native of Ireland, aged 00 years, who was killed by failing from a third story window. Deceased, it appeared of liquor at the time of the accident. Verdict, “Acciden tal death.” The same Coroner also held an inquest upon t! of an utknown jaboror, about 60 years of age, who wa accidentally killed by being run over by # stone truck Fifty dfth street, rear Third avenue, o Monday evening. Verdict In accordance with the above facts, Casvatty Ao Supreme Court—Speci Term, Pefore Hon. Judge Leonard. Jory Dla Plias Poeett va Samuct W. Tallmadge a. sf — Allowance $500, in addition to costs made on all cla ma of the creditors. Allowance to be included in ye judgment in this action oply, ne other action having doom in fae’ tried. Pie Honwsid ve. Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad Com. opp A. Motion denied, with $10 costs of artes J. Maven al , os John D. tion denied in two ene: John Owen and olhers ws. Jane F Omiey and othert.— Motion granted on the payment of $10 costs to the plain- ud. The Same ve (he Some —Motion granted on payment of $10 coats of opposing cases, and exceptions to be served in | ten days. (ore Hon. Judge Sutherland Rabiding ve. Pater 0. Strang and ofhertm for tive plaintifts, declaring the assignment fran- void on its fae 'as to hit, and ewtitting hit to Wie lawn, with costs, out of the funds to the hands of the sspiguee , was under the influence — the value of the wool they bad of him | ir he body | outright to ‘Minsing —Mo- | | | stair rod manufsctarer, of No. $4 Beekman street, was taken into custody by officers Nevins and Fitzmaurice, of the Second precinct, on charge of embexaling $42 07 from his employer. The accused, itfis alleged, collected the above eum from Jobn Parr, hardware dealer, of No. 646 Ligbthfvenue, and lated the same to his own nse jilet was brought before Justice Kelly the Lower Police Court, where be was committed for exami- pation. One of the Most Extraordinary Cases of gation on Record. (From the Rome, (N. Y ) Sentinel The name of Jobn Brown, ia ws familiar a8 household words to about every person land. His tragic but deserved fate at Harper's 4 into history, aad will not be forgotten this Union shall remain not with the eri Bane is familiar, upon the civil calendar bis name figured years ago, and the suit in which be waa embroiled promises to live Some of the incident: counected many years to come. with this case may be of interest to our readers, expecial ly thore in Vernon, who knew John Brown well we there fore rr them. Mr. Perkins, of Objo, was a wealthy person—some eight of ten years ago said to be worth $1,000,000. Ife euteret into a partnership with John Brown, and established a commission house in Springtield, Massschusetts, for ube purchase and sale of wool on commiasion—the firm ad Fancing one-balf or two-thirds of the supposed value of the wool taken in by them to be sold. A Mr. Warren, of Pittafield, Saratoga county, in this State, let Perkins & Brown have a large quantity of wool, upon whieh Perkina & Brown mate advances; the price of wool oon went down, and Perkins & Brown claimed that they had advanced to Mr W. some $6 000 more thaw ; they browght suit inst Mr. Warren for the alleged overplus aivanoet, W. set up for the answer that he sold the w intiffs, and that it was not a sale on com mission. The sait was commenced in 1860 by J. Whipple Jenkins, then of Vernon, a# attorney for Perkios & Brows Timothy Jenkins was the counsel; the case was referred to Judge Dean; the trial of the case oecupied thirty seven days: the referee reported in favor of the plat from which the defendant appealed. During the pendency of this appeal yet been argued Perkins has failed, substituted in his stead; J. W. Joa Melntosh, of Vernon, is substituted as attorney, Join Brown ts dead, and another party is substituted in bie stead, the defendant Warren is dead, and another party ie substituted in bis place; Timothy Jenkins, the counsel in dead and Porter and Cagger of bony ar subst tuted as counsel in bis stead thus far is over $3,000, and jt i said that defendant's estate $20,000, & worthless, and that the practise required him to give, is sapposed come worthless also, On the whole the most protracted and most curious that his been before the coat ts in a long time, 4 bis assignes was ine died, and Ralph The Gusette des Theatres announces that a Marriage |e on the eve of being celebrated between Mile. Troon, the granddaughter of Racine, and a young capain of infantry in the French army. The subscription which w .. opemed in favor of the young orphan, and in which & » Pop several foreign rovoreiay s look past, Hl g! oe luc iad tart ing? portion of 90,000 Harper's Ferry notoriety, | } and which bas not. Pianos years ‘Warercoma <2 and 84 Walker strvet. Ry (249) Fulton street. av bie Companion for To of ® good Fiela, Camp or Marine Ginas; Pocket Telt scopes, of ereat power, ean be found ni 2 CO.'S, Opticiaus, under the Lafarge House "ih hkeepsie. VIeTOR vain, July 25, Ise. Photographs.— Williamson's Imperinis and Lave Size. Two forty-nine | Machine © © 405 Broadway. The Kareka Sewt ped for ia wi ekly amounts. wavted. } Age Great Fire a: Po July 23, 1800, HERRING'S SAPR THE Pov a — On Mewrs. Heemixe & Co—Qi the night of the 2M inst. a fire oseurred in thie onde’ to sixteen buildings and over In or furniture bak of your potent Champion Safes which stood befor: the sore for, wed in anch & position aa 0 make it imposible ynently it Femamed until the Boor fell, when | aad other | rv ares have been of very AN HPRRING'S PATENT CHAMPION retection from fire now known, once A Dupery. BAPES. the m weachased onig of toe eubecribere, Om Tuesday, July Ob, Ksasanert Mons, wife ia Siemans WHRRING & CO. of Re Morse Rowell, i the Bath year of her wat ~ covese Murray . 2 iriends Of the family aro rexpe@tfuily invited to #3. | rae ek No, 4 gailagripble, | tend the ft Lon Thursday afterwoon, at four 0° slock, #1 OO reward in aill_ofered to eny vt Wb prove, at the Vrea \yterian church sth avenve, between thet « PRRRING & PATE TAMPION SAPE ever (nue * Seventeenth and Righteet », Without further iavi to preserve Ha contes te in an accidental fire tabion Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines= | Otice (56 Broadway, NY. Bix Fine Shirts, 9 MOOL VY 6 Sturt "Manufactory, 262 Brow way. immer liate—Straw The Great Kast 16 Wrond way. eppaade S Paul's end fete WHITE, hater, ja the Mest in the orome, ors Maree Contingcs to A creme ne reve Som oy ~--44-- = fay oe a A hey et the female Hatehelor's ¥ world. Made, sold a) the wig lactory, iy Dye Sepplind ta appropriaie i olR elasue App iianere ERs 2 Veuey Sree, Ase House, oppntie cba a ed by om the sk mach lever an! toe eaverna) ir Mammamans eer ary Conte, Bleck oF sarees, and ony by three o'clock, from. the rosidence of bis parents, No, 206 | Grand street, Jersey City, wishout further invitation. McGeme—On Tuesday, July 31, Brinasr MoGuir, wicow of Robert McGuire, aged 39 years, a native of Belturbet, county of Cauaa, Ireland. Ber frieais and thore of her brothers. Philip and Hugh Fitypatrick, are reqnested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 102 West Nimeter nth street, be:ween Sixth | ond Seventh ‘avenucs, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock =On Monday July 90, Jamne ON eu nty Tyroue, Ireland, aged 48 years neral will lake jdace Ubis (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, fram his late residence, No, 64 University His friends aud those of bis family are invited to a native of tend OCoxwat!.—Ow Suaday, Je danghter of Frameis and’ Ag “tn invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of her parents, No. 50 Ludiow street, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Her remaing will be taken to Greenwood for Interment Punewu te Monday night, July 98, Many Axwe Per hter of Faward and Terresa Purcell, aged 7 y 20, Many Aww O'Consest, es Connell, aged & yours nd acqnaintances of the family are inviled eral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two ©, 297 Fast Fourteenth street Senisvay - f many months, NMS SUNY AS, aged 90 years aud a7 n, W Veuitp invited w mi the fanera on Thor nb past one o'clock, (rom. inte eeuth street, between avenues B and €. Wren —tr on Taceday, Powis Wren, J ars, 11 months € ie toad ne caidewe of Hdein Webb Liew ve o'ock M July 2, Jone Weren Hauiven aud friewda of the family ar | bo attond the funer Ny MISCELLANBOU — a NAW STYLE OF SHORE AND GAITRY NEY, No. iW and 12 dup sireet, Onl and 1 A'S or em ee LUXURY.—GAYRTTY'S VEDICATED PAPER, cwly pare Paper made Whe would be withent rr PAYEITY S name wearer marked fa rach sheet. At | droggiets pet! 1. Depot No 2 Yeekman #reet, NT SEVEN OCTAY . the MAORTFT nnoterte at Jatizes and friends of the family are respectfully | On Toesday Joly 32, alter a lingering ¥inew mE 1 0, Toetnarne Maret ancl acest. wens Gieth ay, jo bnew Cavnitieet, wear! keg Brendes | ]MPORTANT ANNOUNGRWENT, =~ ‘i [*PORTANT ABUL OF OF FLRASU! oe PRIPS Om ROAM i he vr. ed Ae “. The nia ROStEAr Vine Hat mander, ¥) i 1 E Fiakod ONES és : iD PONT COP wont AL @oveloet precise | fi | | AD | Landing exci reionisis than NORPORE A Arrive Will lenve Old Petr. ofeleck, wertvhag at | Rejumore sunday eaeome | Excursionise © on leave N fog, eng a) ft at Olt Point with aimamer ‘wih the care at Nertoln 2 and Semtwe inbib WHIT Mar RAND eens ie 0B AMG TeMAIR Oe Board dvring te WEAtE AxD REPRE SWENTS wit be f ae | moderete chy KTATAROOM BER | rare from Hew Yor 10" Jha Posh Worflced Roseeae Pare frou New Vort to | Pere from Old Point Or BXCU RSIONISTS MU ne ON be res ty on Teewioy ab fe Ropreas on Treminy ame “J, where plane of de cabins ane, som wet red, TL FARHR, Bee, —_——_—__ F OTICR TO DT req Tice 79,0" srociere. *TOAAN PROM 14m, Dope. tele Ona "roe ent == 20. 6 Wrens ay. oe DP SCHIF.DAM SCHNAPPR VW0 cate, sar nv a iD anD gaat UDOLPYO wens ¢. ee Beet sient, | pie Weanorur, 2 emeaaonea 2, inguin for throwing water by Mund taye | 7. CORR Th enned ths meat mavabse EM | <n toe THs NXDROPYLAR B be rea nity Tat bn ne at the mnie of Hs retain fon ee NE vnttoree. hie a : ALainG Wienowe, 88" ctwo Pree rah Saat } 5 CHRANEING i P Htine eibew acKa OY HORS SPRINRING Ci 8 nrbee aber ; | away with the ne a way a? Peete. oe foree pump, al yoady, GARY) Sed and wht, mune lo to quem uae by every [armen 4 community. Please call and ey mine ow, Times Bulleipe or addrew ihe AMRF WAN wme in Cw i Aronia wanted thr cou. sen, | sri pen PATER ’ D aa W"kin Rote Salk SERRA