The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1860, Page 5

ern re Departure of the Great Eastern for the south—Small Number of Passengers— Eathasiasm at a Low Ebb—Scenes at the Dock and On the River—Dodworth’s Band—Ner Return to New York and Departure for Engiand, a; &¢- ‘The excitement and extbusiasm which the arrival of ‘the Big Ship in our harbor crested gradually spréad ‘over the length and breadth of the land. Thousands who would not otherwise bave left their coustry homes this gummer, were induced to do so for the purpose of inspeet- ring this great triumph of naval architecture, and as the ‘length of her stay increased, so did the number of ber visiters. When the people from the rural districts were pouring into our city by tens of thousands to see her, and ‘the directors were pocketing thousands of dollars dally, “they wore not satisfied to ‘‘let well alone,” but announc ‘ed their intention to take a limited number of passen- gers, at ten dollars a bead, to Cape May. The trip vwas looked upon by our citizens a8 a pleasure excursion, and two thousand of them accordingly invested their money in the purchase of tickets, ‘anticipating a good time generally, but, through the mismanagement and neglect of the steward (Mr. Cox,) they were, as our readers have been informed through the columns of the Hxxanp, most wofully de- ceived, and all of them taken in and done for ina way they little expected. The directors announced their in- tention to give another marine picnic yesterday, going a3 far eouth as Old Point Comfort and Annapolis. The tickets for the trip out were sold for six and eight dollars ach, and on making inquiries at a late hour yesterday afternoon at the offlees of Adams’ Express Company and ‘Grinnell, Minturn & Co., we learned that only about one had been sold—a ee oe noe the two thousand sold for the first trip. We eae Sp eee to the dock, at the foot of Hammond street, off which ‘the Great Eastern was lying, with her head up stream. ‘We found about half a dozen of the ers wait! ‘the arrival of the steamtug which wag to ¢ them ‘to the vessel. They were standing or sitting on the shady side of a lumber pile, keoping watch over their carpet bage and trunks. it few people ‘were about, except laborera engaged in unioad- coal, lumber and bricks. The refreshment sa- loons, lately so crowded, were now all deserted—bai keepers were ending idle, aud all the weighing ma. chines, ice cream and lemonade stands, had disap; 4 ‘and in their place we found piles of lumber aud bricks. The oul livety place there we found was the boat fitted Up a8 @ travelling or floating met ie Old Adams, Barnum & Oo., in which they luted eabsbitio, , bears, fat babies, &c., kc. “As the hour for departure approached the number of passengers increased. A few hackney and hotel coaches arrived, deposited their pas: sepgers and drove away. About half past four Calook the steamtug Magnolia came alongside the dock and took the passengers on boar’. A cart came down with seve- ral water coolers, which were also pat on board, and rea the directions on the trunks we found out that the Majority of the paseengers were Southerners, who were availing themselves of this opportunity to reach home. A squad of policemen from the Ninth ward were ou duty, but their services were not required, as the umber of people present, including ngers, was pot over two hundred. About five o’clock the tag moved off from the dock, word being left that any others who came and wished to go on board must hire a small boat. From that time to ¥ix o'clock the number of peo- ple increased to about two hundred, who seated them- selves on the umber piles and then waited paticatly for the Big Ship to move off The members of Dodworth’s band, who were to accompany the ex:ursionists, came ie to the dock about thirty minutes after the tug had and after wasting a deal of time bargaining with the foalmen, finally struck a bargain to be rowed out to the steamer at twenty-five cents a bead. They stowed themselves on ard two small, ricketty row boats, in company with the big and little drum, i & avizaly horns, fifes, flutes, les and a " who shoved off with’ them just as the paddles and icrew of the Great Eastern began to move. ‘A stern chase” is long one, and the last we saw of them their way down the river succeeded to move; she foremost until about ite the foot of Spring street, when she wae and then with both screw and paddles propelling her she moved down the river, which was at the time crowded with night steamers, sloops aud other sailing ‘vessels taking advantage of the wind to work their way up the river. Several guns were fired by the Great Eastern on passing the Jersey City doc! a Rattery. The whole scene was lively beautiful io the e: treme, though the great enthusiasm which character zed her departure on Monday last was wanting. Th number of people on the diflerent picrs was very gmali and these pot st all enthusiastic in . On the Battery the crowd was small, compared with the vast multitude which assembled to view her departure on Monday lust. ‘The Great Eastern is expected to return to this port on ‘the 12th inst., and vill leave for England, via Halifax, on the 16th. About ten berths bave been’engaged for the (passage to Halifax, and only about twenty for the passage to England, so, unless she fills up very rapidly indeed, those who may go in her will not be inconveniently crowded. THE GREAT EASTERN EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY. We publish the subjoined note from the directors of the Great Eastern Ship Company, respecting the complaints ‘of the excursionists to Cape May. A Three directors of the company came over to this coun! ny the ship, and they have the entire control of rs. Belae Mr Cox referred to {s the provider of the ship, ‘who came in her from Englan: 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Srxamemr GReat Eton New Yous, August 2, 1860. may be desirable that the public should be in- of the steps taken by the directors of the Great to insure ample means of refreshment for the wisiters on board during the late excursion to Cape May, I am inetrocted to state that the whole arrangements for « jding meals and refreshments were undertaken by cn. with whom it was stipulated as followe:—"The utmost attention to visiters will be required from those under your direction, and the refreshments to be pro- vided will neither in quality nor quautity fall below the standard of a firet class botel.’’ By order of the directors. 1am, tir, yours, very respectfully, J.B. YATES, Secretary. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORE HERALD. No. © Broap Staxet, New Youre, August 2, 1560. ‘The New York Times of today does Mr. Cox, of the Great Eastern, the injustice of stating that I “presided ever one of the saloons’ of that steamboat on her trip to Cape May I to state, through the columns of the ne inst Ltn no baat, act te part whatever in the Saaeagement of anything on board during the trip. Tap- ied the management of the refreshment and culinary ep that f should ba: but As it formed Eastern tment, on condition ve full charge; the directors preferred giving it to Mr. Cox, to whom ‘alone i# due ali the honor accruing from tae occasion. ‘Those who bnow me know that I would scorn to deprive apother of any merit which js justly his, more especially @ distinguisled stranger hike Mr. Cox, who, though he may not be ported in the modern gustronamic require. ments of this fast age and country, is still a very nice man, and has his own style of doing things Lremaain, dear sir, your very obedient. {clea and ger vant, GEORGE W. DOWNING Rs. Arrivals and Departures ABRIV ALS. ot, B Cook, & ‘acy, MreS 5 Mighem ood B Casserly Bm Mules, om aa 3 lafanta, " eabesd — = J ippert, 1) Memuh, ir Harris, wife nod two ebil CA RBW b, M Courtenay. MM Moody, OW B Taylor, EC Clack, L Overmyer and wit » yer, J Overmyer, E Overmyer, P Cholon TA y, Mre Morbush aod’ ohild Wed Finer, HL Kaight. De Smith and two boys, J Bernard, J Miller. Jacob Kuben, Nov Wieuatein M Mont and wife—1W in the steerage. Nassat—Steamship XK k=—Mr and Mrs Geo D It ‘male servant and two children, Mra ( Joyee and obi! a Mr KB Butler, Mr F Darling, Gnpt Hiram Sdckn 4 a Marchioness ate O and Livexroot—Steamship Chardas and servant Nr Ye 4 nay F Wd and indy, Mr Kumrill aod Mr Monrose ard iady, © Uaren and ‘nd indy, N.& Wing And Incy, F de Clarke, f) Hedamard, GF ‘wea! Eevee, 2 Y hearth, CF Gives Brana, © isenh Yeager, Mrs srain, Mr Wh it 1, Pood 18 Wiemerdit #, . 5 Carolin, A Low. D O'sull pence, Mr Pexser, Mr Darr aad ire Parson a r, Cust, s Oh Fanabawe, Sb Hall, J h & Ran, r p f . Deoby, BR Lawson, E A Wemesirick bh con, Me Mekay VLamer, TA Newhall and gon M V © Naiver, © Pardie aod lety, Huames, W Skinner J Field! & Sepecdtt, JF: rrer, 8 Angeli and sister, H Beaddes, 8 Meagor, J Rarper, T A Devyo—Total, 93. aship Yorktown—M Qnenther and child, Bailey, Wm Sharks: J 1 Hriges, Indy and daughter: Asia—Marquis and Hotere, A A + berg, OR Bishop, Mr Bvialy, | TO Miler, AL Seott. Miss Mo Kiesock ag Fe Hexen, de Coven en. Mee FP ted Miss Haater, BE Dudley, TW Sresner, BF lanaaker, lady and two A Geen: MP ii dang: ter lancvek and lly, Mra Nolting, Mra Ta: Misses ‘Taylor, Diener, Lefts iteh, T Hannan, Feely, Hunt J Kien 7 Fyaek, indy apd ebiid; T Monohan and inty, J B Ricketts, Mise Gilfillen, Mies E McDougal ¢ aeon, WT Mason, Me Pownan, F Hardick, F Sense a: ™ ater, Mr Te" Paaneet, Meklewh, 4 10 in the steerage. Anrciso, PR~Brig Open Sea—John Keeler, yy ee vi ira. —Rev Wit 5 » Lt Sa,” New Vork: Puiner Chintyrny. Givhone ant two children, Texas; A J take, New York: David Cony, do; Strahan, Duhiia: Mr Hare Me ‘and Mrs fA Stearna, ta Wee % # 1) Mather and #0 int rrroot—Steamshi Fea Lite Ot $ MOVEME.NTS OF THE MILITARY. *LACKWELL'S AND -- * OITY—DIN- “RE DBR AT THE WESTCHESTER HOUSE—DEPAw, FOR NEW HAVEN, ‘The Emmet Guard, of New Haven, the latest of our mi- litary visiters, took their departure for home last even- ing, under the escort of the Sixty-ninth regiment, Colonel Morcoran, and Company F, of the Fourth, Captain McMa- hon. As it was the last day of their stay in our city, advantage was taken at the last moment of an opportu nity to visit the renowned public institutions of our mu- nicipality. At nine o'clock ig the morning a detachment of the BSixty-ninth regiment, consisting of gineer Corps (the first time they appeared in connection with the Emmet Guard), mustered at the Fagie: Drill rovided, under the management of Mr. Matbews, of Weatchester House. Te Shortly — eleven o'clock the lines were let # ry, passed and the & hours, during which the visiting company bud an oppor- tunity of behoiding the beautiful seer yon the Long Is- land shore adjacent to New York, landed at Randall's Is- land, where they were received by the Warden, Mr. Wm. H, Stevens, and the Randali’s Island boys, to the number of about 300, under the charge of Mr. Ripley, The boys were drawn up in line and presented arms as the military filed by, after which they went through a numiber of evo- lutions, winning the applause of the visitors. Master Alexander, one of the boys, in a brief speech, weloomed the Fmmet Guard, to which Captain Chil! responded in ‘QD appropriate manner. From i's Island they proceeded to Blackwell's Island, where they inspected the workhouse, almshouse and penitentiary, and expressed themselves highly grati- fled at the cleanly manner in which they were kept. They were received by Messrs. Fitch, Anderson and Keene, the wardens of the various jostituttons there located; and after jiug about an hour in visiting the lower portion of the island, re-embarked on the May Queen and proceeded te the foot of Broome street, where they landed. Form'ng into line upoa the dock, the Em. met Guard, with two companies of tho Sixty-mintlt regi- ment in front, and a like number in the rear, were es- corted through Grand street to the Bowery, and theuce to their quarters at the Westchester, where dinner was in waiting. Previous to sitting down to the meal an informal meeting of the eficers was held in the parlors of the hotel, at which speeches were made by Lieutenant Captain McMabon and Colonel Doheny. THE FAREWELI. DINNER. At half past six o’clock the entire company gat down to ‘® bountifully provided dinner, and when full justice had been done to the repast Lieut. Colonel Nvggnt, in a brief manner, hee oper of the Emmet G greeted wi ‘applause. Quartermaster Wm! of ed on behalf of Captain to bis room on account of indisposition. He would repel ‘the ipsipuation that the ene of the Sixty-ninth at New Haven was superior to tof the Emmet Guard at New York. They wore organized in a Le fomnngemn See ey igoted opponen y arms was not to be with di conclusion, to be regarded thank. ed the Sixty-ninth for the kiad manner in which they nad received his company. in CaiuLt pow entered the room, and his ance was the signal for aa outburst of applause. re. sponse to this demonstration he said that h's indisposi- tion was bi Pay for not makings lengthy speeeh, and be wes sorry that be could not fully participate in the fes- rhe of iy by bis prs of sent to reapond to thei , ant ‘any but'a few Brier re- would excuse from mak’ maiks. The Emmet oat A, ir visit to New York had at incurred a debt of to the bey fay a ment which they could never repay. Asa closing a ee ie ‘the officers of the Sixty.niath regi- ment. Quartermaster Tcriy, of the Sixty ninth, in responding said:—He rose with great pleasure and willingness to do so. The Emmet Guard would ever remain green in their remembrance. He took occasion even at 60 late a Colonel Nugent, the , Which was the Emmet Guard, - fae) who, be said, poten ‘time to thank that company for the reception which the Sixty-ninth had received at New Haven on their visit there last year. In conclusion he gave the health of the city aud ligt of New Haven. it. Neorst, with some appropsiate remarks, in- of Alcerman Munson, of New Ilaven. Alderman Mussoy, in responding — expressed hie thanks for the cordial manner in whieh the Fmmett Guard had been received. As CT og authorized by bis office to perform the marriage the present oc- casion, would unite in the solemn of matrim: the Sixty ninth regiment, of New York, and the it Guard, of New Haven. (Applause and ls: ) ughter. Captain Fioop said he boped that the ceremony just performed by Alderman Munson would be a happy one. The health of Captain McManox being given, he res- ponded in a brief, but bumerons s; 5 The festivities were concluded with drinking the health of Colonel Corcorau, in whose bebalf Lieut. Col. Nugeat replied THE DEPARTURE. At nine o'clock yu bas ew <p 9 oy + ppm ml ny Fof the Fourth art , assem! city armory and to the Westchester House, whence they eecorted their guesta to Peck sip ferry to take the steamboat Traveller for New Haven. The regiment on their arrival at the place of departure drew up on the dock and the Emmet baa oe es Pentery on board amida — ie io a company, a - works nad the cheess apd adjcuc of the crowd who bed accompanied them from the hotel. At eleven o'clock the Traveller moved out from her wharf amii renewed cheers and the thender of cannon stationed ou neighboring pier. She gracefully turned a curve in the river and was ahorily after hidden from a The companies then re formed and returning to their headquarters dismissed. Thus end- ed the visit of the Emmet Guard of New Havea. TO THE BDITOR OF THR HERALD. New York, August 2, 1960. Sin—The remarks of your —— in reference to the review of the Emmet Guard, of New Haven, on Wednes- day last, are unjust. Reporters cannot be supposed to be military experts, and in general merely listen to re- marks Troan spectators on the ground, who are influenced often by prejudice, often by ignorance, and sometimes by both. ‘e do not deprecate criticlam: on the contrary, ‘we court It; but we desire that we should be criticised by qualified to judge. I reviewed the Emmet Geard this morning myecif, ond I say, with the utmost confidence, that they executed the respective manwuyres without a fault, Your obedient servant, MICHAEL, CORCORAN, Colonel Sixty-ninth regiment N. ¥. &. St. Arrival Home of the Savannah Biaes. {From the Savannah News, July 90. At ten o'clock P,M. on Saturday the formed, and drilled “by the light of the about half-past eleven o'clock, when the tug announced that the committee, w their guests were coming up the river. ‘at once marched to the steamers wharf, just in time to see the tog round- ing to, with the “Blues” drawn up im line on her deck. A y ‘three times three and a tiger” were giren by the crowd on shore, which were to from the boat The (cbark ation took place about tweive o'clock, and the Biues marcbed to the , where the line waa formed ia the following order, Bartow ia com. we moon” until of the steam- mand — Opletborpe Light Infantry, Lieat. Jackson. Bavannal Volunteer Gi Capt. John Screven. Irist Jasper Greene, D. O'Connor Republican Blan Guerrard. Committee of te, “Returned” Bi Anderson. The line marched wp street to Drayton, down Drayton to York. thence into ‘up Bull strect to South Brow|, acd down South Broad to ia Anderson's residence, where the “Biyes’’’ colora were deposited. | The battalion then marched to Masonic Hall, where s #up- | per had been prepared, to which al! hauds dia am) | justice, Captain Bartow presided, and in a short speech | welcomed the “Biaeg’’ to thetr bomes aud their brethren ip arms Capta n Anderson ferponded, and spoke of the hospi. Ky New \ork City Light Guard, whose guests they were Gurlog their stay. in New York. In lateness of the four, and the fact that (t waa already eee ane eens ches cormcinree: fpast one o'clock, after - three for the New York City Light Guard, and elcome when visit Savan and the citizens generstiy. The: hearticst welcome, and some The York miltta everywhere came very near being killed by kindness. met them ‘Tae Uscrep States Aoworirera! nr is expected that the United States Agricultural Fair at Cincinaati next fall will eclipse onything yet held in this country. The premium list amounts to 000, of which a large share— {to some of $500, $800, $200 and $100—is offered for horses. A level tence, one mile long and fifty fect in width, will afford a Sne opportunity for ‘trial of speed." Large cash fr ms are f ‘fered for portable and stationary fteam engines am ploughs ateam engines. Tie grand goit tuetat of honor oMfered (or the best threehing mach.ue. tales they had received at the bands of the citizens of | + York. bot efie and military, and especially of the | ten | men detailed from each company, together with the Ea- | NEW YORK HERALD, Police Intelligenc Carvaxgovs Compver or 4 Onry Grriciat.—Archibald Wi! self placed in a rather awkward predicament yesterday. #00, aa officer in the Court of General Seseions, found him- FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1860. — lonrd of supervisors. | MOSS afdaMeSed i hunt RES éS + | _ This Board met yesterday afternoon ai tures o'olocks, | >* fo, 216 Broadway, ovoose 5: Pcie pura, jai EF, President Stewart ia the chair. brac ‘The Comptroller transmitted @ report of tae county ap. Fancy Cutiery, “@2ER eke cae Byes \% only 60a Of Jobo gud Marta Stucke sou Lh tha, pa & Ou the night previous, it appears, without any cause or | propriations aud expeaditures for the or, | Teel Bportemen's. Ven and + wich a." Sevgr been before | Bear Seveuth avenue, without furtbe” ' provocation whatever, be aamiled and best vo a raoet | lowsi— seas oAr 1860, 05 fo | aad penaltey patna, masy of eMGh Bicpunt, WoT Astor moro go Wednesday, AUguat 1, Roca jiseméful manner a respectable martieg Indy, namod Mrs. Balance vnerpended Dec. $1, 1869 02,209 04 | ses at eager Packard, sh eae Magna Me. A, Mary Fawcett, a8 tbe I8tto> fay onicring her dwelling at | APPFoPriations for 1500,......, + SOD © | _ Ledies penny s farts me four ONGe ah ne eaten thie Friday) Rermecn, 0s 26 Amity *reet. Mrs. Fawcett, it 224 just re- approprlatfond >> 5,087,677 63 | End Shoes all styles aid prices, at 2 & 00, avenue, a few di pw gh AR 26 Amity Oe walk in With the family of pon” mayen aH 3,143,300 55 | Casal street Her frigads and the friends of the famnilice wi rien. tan Haws ot ae ie oy ‘lson, who spaces —————— ro southerners. Meade Brothers—-Dowh tnd without further notice. Hee wil please et wasan utter str °8*h y stoop, Balancd whexponded oo. ........0 e000 ee++ 81,496,208 Photogra ies, “. August 2, Avs, dauginter Tee dows ee aitts g tewalk, and’ there tore ube cleing pa has ‘ Spoet waa received, | eae MaRIeS™N, Gatleren, £38 Browtway.aoar the Astor | op Jobg Mand Helen Tracy, aged’l your, § toms aoe ad boat her Ua 8 saoet 06 coemner,_Folloomans Warres> | ana foots ups folemg— ip RE rae pei Ce cries we hastened yy ard.—Pho' ‘aphs.—Twenty-four Per- @ friends o} family are respectfully iayited to at- wel and an hea, be prom | etre 0) osc MBG | SaSE Betacam petites mm | es he nr, he alg) aeree, yc Y conveyed to the station housé, ¥. as ame, HOLME, 56 Broadway ealy- from, the residence of her parents, 760 Second aveaue, Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents; Black or | "“Wyrpmiy—On Thursday, August 2, Mrs. Many Exams brown, Depot, No. 1 Barclay street, ant by ail drugglets. 19° | yerm Wanner, the beloved wift of Jon Wardell, ia the nal, on cbarge of assault and and after ®LFICL | palace July 21 qisaees of | ene one 20th year of her age. , examination he was fully committed for trial. bg Both reports ordered on ie. , This Immense ‘The relatives ap: P eate ot Sa Seay ire ameentiety explanation and petting himself right with the public, the ‘The Committce on County Ofices ted in A‘vor of SUMMER BTOCK, invited to attend the funeral, her late a chivalrous prisoner stated that he mistoot Mrs. Fawcett rae tan for build Ps. job A “ail to ‘The last we shall offer in this stant, y Ridge, L. I. thie (Friday at three o'clock. baat maltreating. a atiafactery Sateen, oe eas, wo eetimates carpeuier weit at cLoBED Our ™r elon wae ve rarved 6 ty, Conn. ¥ - " 7 ‘00D county, on tainly, 4 $3,599, and to Robert Foster, who estimates the 14 \sou Sgt cccgmos on Fan, day, August 3, of ¢ yrs] 0 Canosa of Forcing 4 Promssort Nors.—William Pat- consequence of the | } Justices Quackenbush, at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, and preferred a compisint against Jobm C. Connor omd John Fisher, beg! = forged a promissory sote for 5 » formerly been ed by Heary lopaett but pow of Balen cous By . Connor waived an exs mination, and gave bail in the sum of $1,000 to answer; feat his coenpention demanded an examination, and omm ited. ARREST ON SuemCION OF AnBoN.—It will ‘be recollected | ** te gran public reception aud festival to thevenown- that a fire occurred on the night of the 18th ef May last, iy the photographig gallery owned by Robert B. Burns, at No: 865 Righth averme, It wan the remark of mapy at the time that the very sudden manner the flanes burst out gave to ita suapisious character. Fire marsiial Ba- ker haz investigated claely into its origin, and the result of the inquiry, in the form of affidavits, were submitted'te Police Justice Quackenbush for his judicial action, Some of the main features of the testimony showed that the are did not originate in the cXeniical rooms, but in the opem’| nan’s trainer, Charles F. Ottignatt, James Cusick and Ed- terven, of No. 109 Twenty second street, appeared before | $f. them with ba Report adopted. Ay | hue Boa work at $81,500. Also that an architeet be e a to design @ pla for the jail, at a pln ay a we have concluded to clear out our entire wlock before re- Committee on County Ofticés reported in favor Wf | series of trian manager, Las consented to take charge of the entire affaiz, and it is supposed that it will be a success. A yéry” large and handsome tent will be erected, capable of osat- ing 5,097 persons, and complete srrangements have bsey made for the accommodation of those ladies who may please to honor the festival by their presence. The per- formance? will be conducted by Jack Macdonald, Grover & Baber’s Cetebrated NOISELESS SEWIN«t MACHINES. Tue bes: in nse for fa wally sewing. Paxton! mre! 1s2 ‘Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, Offic © 605 Broatway, N. ¥. lew York. » Brooklya. gallery arosnd the aod’ that a body | ward Price. Herrin Patent Champien Fire and Sf flame yusbed throagh'the skylight, suck |" A'portion of the exereives will consist of a ion |° Bere! Safes, 251 Broadway, comer" of Murray areet, as would Ye crested f-0m tho sudden ignition | to Heenan, of the contrioutions rated. for tim inthis | e¥ of burning duid, alcoho! or turpentime. One of the witnesses swears to seeing Mr. Burns om the sidewalk, coming from the direction of his premises, just after the fire broke out. The tin can, containing some three quarts of alcohol, was found empty ia the burned consi- — This eam was seen by the boy at the closing of the gallery that night in the chemical room, and had it been there at the time of the Gre it would have escaped burning. These frets, together with a amount of insurance, led the justice to suppect Mr. to know something about tie cause of tLe fire, and accordingly issued a warrant for his arrest; aad on Tuesday last Ser- t Van ao, of the Twentieth’ ward, arrested Mr. ns, and Judge Cuackenbush required $6,000 bail to answer the charge; this amount was given. Mr. Elijah Brown, of 118 Weet Ninth street, entered the re- quired bond, and Mr. Burns was liberated from custody. Incenmiary Fire ux Broapway—OnaRies Daverson Commirrep For Tria —Ia the case of Charles Daverson, arrested in June last by the Fire Marshal, charged with feloniously attempting to burn out bis~ premises at No. 208 Broadway,an aMdavit made by his former er, accusing Daverson of endeavoring to suborn hin to assist in burning out the place to the insurance, has been city, which will be consolidated in one purse, and for- mally presented to him on the ground, The supposition is, that there will be a great time at “the Wood” if the Pye or be properly carried oct, ca there are thousands in the clty who are very anxious | world. M and applied ( witness Se eee Se the strong de- | at the wig fs 16 Bond stree ire to see the ebampion, Jcbn C. Heenaa, whose name has lately become such common property among the ad- Vicer# upon the Legs and Ankies are m.rers and supporters of the prize ring. Ofelia cnaen of pecplerty 1 ihe dosters, buuw maker Frea iy Pivixetos Srreet.—Ayout ball paet two o'clock ), yesterday afternooa a fire broke out in a frame stable rear of 30, 256 Rivington street aused by some chi!- French's Conical Washing Machine. — Depot 429 Broadway, corver of Onna! street. Price $10. Batehelor’s Hair Dye is the 1t¢st in the 0! ia appropey ‘ills asd Olea nent. %e Brookiy.n Photegraphs.--Williamwu's dren playing with mately e speedily | Miniatucea, Cabinets, Impe: Life Size. Two forPaine extinguished by the firemen. $100. No | (249) Fulton street. ingur ne — ——e ‘The alarm of fire for the First district, shortly after Morried. eleven lock in the morning, originated fom Wi y Jarey—Perains.—In Brooklyn, om Wednesday, Augast hoase of J. Sorie, iu Twenty-seventh stract, near Fir 1, by Rev, Mr. Smith, Atrna 8! Jarra, of New York, to It was caused by the chimaey. No damage was | Many eanmetA, daughter of Borace Perkias, Uaq., of Vort Byron, N. ¥. Nones vo Baragrs.—An unusual aumber of sharks Krix—O'Burey.—On Thurstey, August 2, tn this city, have beca scea in the lower bay the past fortnight, and | pz the Nay Rev: Willim, Suores, V. low N: Kaas, yesterday morning two were ht from Fulton market 2, Exq., of New York. pier, Fast River, measuring Gvefand three feet in length, wd Syracuse (N. ¥.) papera p'ease copy. already published. Judgo yesterday, before whom. the Fire Marabal held the examinatior, bas fully commit- ted, the accused for trial. Corraction.—James Sanss, of No. 192 Wavertey’place, who was arrested on suspicion while on beard the Great Eastern afew days ago, has since been honorably dis- charged from cuitoaye ? Coroners’ Inquests Yesterday. ‘Tax Lars Homcwx 1s Avexcs A.—An inquest was held at Bellevue Hospital yesterday upon the body of Henry Paebler, the German who was fatally stabbed at the corner of avenue A and Fourth street, on Sunday aight, by Adam Jager. Philip Richard deposed that he was sitting in Meyers lager beer saloon, in Third street, on Sunday night, when Jager and his wife entered the place, shortly after. wards the deceased came in and sat down; Jager’s wife asked him to go home, but be refused to do so, and be- came angry because deceased hi to leave the % o home; wi they Fira strect they noticed the prisoner and Fries ing them; witness spoke to-them and the: stood ing for some time when Jager let his wats fall out of his pocket and then became angry, saying wit- bess and deceased wanted to rob him; r then drew a knife from bis t and cut Paebler's coat; Paebler took bo notice of the demonstration and was home when witness Gpoke to him of the ciroumstanes ant he returned ‘With jaws suflicleatly large to dispense with the: services Lepisctox—Noves —At Lyaxe, Conn., on Wednesday, of @ surgeon in amputating the leg of a juvenile. Avgust 1, by the Rey. Davis: #. Brainerd, Cuartes A’ Leprncton, of New York, to Joumursx L. Noves, youngest daughter of Daniel R. Noyes, of the former place. Bee cet, rT by the Rev. Peter Sirykery Ticvaae aves 8 Schur Ee Captain Bisazer Craprees, Vice President of the Com- youngest davghter ‘of Captain ‘Samuel Macoduck, all of issioners of Emigration, died at his residence, Mo. 43 | this city. West Twenty-second street, at twe o'clock yooterday Obituary. morning, in the 69th year of his age. Attew.—In Paris, on Thursday, Junc 28, of consumption, Mr. Crabtree was a courteous gaptleman of tbe old | Cvanisy ® only, ton of the lato, Baward W. A , of echool, and well liked by all who kaew lim. Howas a | Brooklyn, in the 23d year of his age, a Canad } native of Portland, Maine, and in early life chose the mer a “cooasinptin, -_ Tieroday August 2, business of @ sailor, and attained couch success in navi- Ructtan 9 Hoan, nan of aS Botand, Promahare, coun- gating sailing vessels. For nearly half acentury be-waaa | ‘¥,71 bel - tek tao take eelaenee, 00 ehipmaster, sailing from this and otter American ports. Franklin sureet, this (Friday) ‘afternoon, at two o'clock He was remarkable for his perseverance and integrity, fornia pepers please copy. and was selected to command tho packet vounol: Pran- | .,2kony-<-On Dharsday morning, Aaguat 2, Jous J Sane sonia, and subsequently Whe Hugueads, delonging 20 the Sens oa same i ‘About 1647 he was engaged by the Ocean Steare Navi. vo 9 ha of the family are reepectfully geet rst voasels, ani rs Boresu.—in Yawall,on Monday, July 23, at half. tended So eesawestion. i — a he gd past four Scie te te morning, of cousumption Wi rf eee i i, Bem yong pharma dy eg . BURRELL, eldest son of Jobn and Issvel Borrell, of eae gw 2, having ce my Ps York, aged 26 years aud 8 months. Sete ee teers retu me rere. President | _ CORDON.—On Thursday, August 2, Lx Banox, son of Tho Of te Beard of Conte eeene! Emigration, whieh | ms R. nnd Mary Ann Gordon, aged 8 years, u missioners. id y ‘The funeral will take this (Friday) afternoou, at to where Jager stood; di asked the prisoner why he stabbed him, when Jager again drew his kniie and stabbed deceased in the . A number of other witnesses were examined, but no- thing int was elicited. The case was then sub- mitted importa to the jury, who, after due deliberation, rendered a verdict of “Death ; and, further, from a stab, at the hands of Adam given by said J 3 prisoner was thereupon com- a bs to await the action of the Grand ary. A Cuarran or AccipgsTs —William Mylen,a native of Scotland, aged 40 years, died at his residence, No. 35 strect, yesterday, from the effects of inju- from the tren sloop of bia. dwelling” Deceased, a was seized with a sudden giddiness, and falling Cocaveres struck bis head against pavement, causing E i 2 Thirty ninth street, 2 the body of Michac) Bean, a na- live of Ireland, eged years, who died from the eilecta of received on Wednei against a rock while @xth street, North river. the above facts. William A. Beekman, a native of this State, twen- ty one years, died at bis late residence in street, near Fourth avenue, oo Wednesday night, from fracture of the neck accidentally on the 17th alt by fall. ing backwards off a case of goods at No. 123 Broad street. Coroner Gamble beid ap inqeest upon the body yesterday. Coroner Jackman held an inquest ital upon the body of James Devlin, a laborer, who died from the eflects of injuries accidentally received by a large stone falling upoo bim while be was eogagei at work at the foot of Twenty ninth street, Fast river. Deceased was a native of and waa thirty five years of age. A bey about nine years of age, named Patrick Shel- brown, liv at No. 116 King street, was accidentally drowned wh Playing on the pier at the foot of the above etreet. The 4 was recovered svn afterwar. and an inquest was held by Coroner Gambie. On We night ap unknown man fell from the reof of one of Broadway omnibures, and striking bis bead the pavement, was so severely injured that he es at the New York Hospital in conse- quence. Corcoer was potised. Coroner Gamble beld an inquest at No, 229 West Fil teenth street wpon the body of a child named Mary A. Karnes, who was accidentally burned to death by her clothes catching Ore while playing around a lighted fur nace. Verdict accordingly Brooklyn City News. Tar Lacer Bier Casxe.—The parties arrested, named Jacob Walford, Christian Keeler, Harmau Mode and Joka Starke, for violating an ordinance passed in 1860, which prohibits the sale of epiritvous or malt liquors on Sunday under the penalty of Gfty dollars for exch offence, re- appeared before Justice Cornwell yesterday. It will be recollected that the pr db pe guilty oo Monday inst, and judgment was entered against ther. Counse! for defendants moved that the judgments be reopened, and erpoment on the matter was set down for Wednesday rey, counsel aside and the cases examined, on the grouud that ia bia absence the defendants gunted geile under a nism henson of the charges. ‘Corporation n- Fel the motion, as the case been dispeeed of, a 6«6fer 6s) =6lthe §=Police | Court was concerned. The Justice remarked that in his opinion the cases baving once been disposed of could pot be taken up again. Counsel for defendants said he had a copy of a decision of Judge Fmott, at the general ter, reversing jndgments of the City Court, given under this ordinance, and by this decision the ordinance was deciared null and void on & point rawed «After some forther remarks, it wes by mutual Comsent to post pone the cage vottl (hit morning. Favat Accent ay Fiee.—A young lady named Rosan- pa Graham, aged Ofiecn year, resiaiig at 69 Loqueer stiect, died on Wednet day in consequence of burns, enaa- 0 by ber clothes taking Gre. It appears that she was sitting on the frout stoop, when she discovered the skirt of her dress to be on fire, she ran out into the street, and — the wind fanning the flames, her clothes were soon ip a bleze. Efforta were made to save ber, but it was found that ber injuries were ef @ fatal charecter. She died about twelve bours thereafter. It is not known bow the fire was communicated. a8 she bad been sitting on the stoop fell balf aa hour before the acc ident occurred, and there was po fire anywhere in the vicinity. on the Press. THE NEW YORK HRRALD. Wrisevitta, Allegany county, N. ¥.,) august 1, 1860." f ‘The Alieganian, a paper published in the village of Wellsville, and which has heretofore been in the interests of Mr. Douglas, recently changed bands, being purchased by & widow lady iu this pines. Some parties, fearfo! that it Would hereafter be published as a Breck \nridge paper, resolved to destroy the }, and last night it war broken into by some rofffans, and a ion of the Vi and rules were taken out and thrown into the Geneeses river, and several columns of matter were pied and other. wine damaging the fixtures of said office. ia is what we euppose in called aquatter sovereignty, allowing the people (0 regulate thelr own affairs in tugs Own Way, 4, | asked tbat the convictions be set he held to the time of bia destin, making « aithfal coh - . tnd excmplary public oficer, winning golden opiniona irom | ‘,\* ycluck tum 287 Curleton avenue, Brooklyn. Chese whom bis public duly Sreaghs Bim in contact CaxtaxD'—On Thursdey morning, egust 2 Sanau Vine Cpon the resignation of 4. Kennedy of the super | costa, youngest daughter of John aud Phebe Carland, intendency of emigration sooa after his appointment of aged 3 ears, 12 montbe and 12 days. , Police Superintendent, Mr. Cravtree offered to attend to the duties of Superintendent of the Castle Garden Emi- grant Depot free of i which he bas filled with woe ted his duties la coa- ‘The fureral services wil! be held at the residence No. 129 Fast Thirty.frst street, this (Friday) evening, at eight o'clock. relatives and friends are invited to great credit. Tt was in attend without further invitation. The remains will be Westcbes' ise nection with this office, parsing thip to ship, and ‘count ° locking after the emigrants, endeavoring to furnish them | *; ed to Rye, Meek coy tty, with all necessary aid, that be covtracted the disease of Vice President of the Board of Commis. sbip fever, which has terminated bis life. Ow last week, | [Mics uf tunigration. : Tessiay ag hen poi are open Cah, Funeral Sates place this (Friday) afterno yn, at two Sia gos cae lenva bee a. ‘He leaves & wife but o’ciock , from the Church of Ali Souls, corner of Twenticta ttre d Fourth avenue. Relatives and friends voces. 7 funeral will take place this + | quested to attend without further aotice. pian fon mem mniineten sani of Emigra- Davie —Of consumption, on Taursday morning, August ‘erplank, and Comm! v8 5 r and’ Cumusing being present, the follow esdlutions, | *8Yited to attend ‘expressive of the feelings of the Board rel death # Captain Eleazer Crabtree, wero unanimously adopted. — otek: ‘That the Commissioners of Ranigration deeply lament the loss of their Vice President, Captain Kleazer Crabtree, who died this morning, of Gisease contracted in the public eervice in the disc! of his official duties. | — Reso.ved, That having been officially associated with bim for nearly eight years the Commissiopers can bear tbeir fullest attestation to Capt. Crabgree's bigh integrity, vab!emiebed Upnorable character, bis amiable temper and deportment, and to the proverbial talent, unwearied at. tention aud uniform good sense which he always evinced iw the di of the im and confidential duties coms stted" im, cojtbat deeply as they regret his dpath, | reference to their own personal feelings aud » | they cousicer it also as @ serious public loss wo the city and State. Resolved, That they offer their sincere condolence to the widow of the decenged | Resolved, That the Commiesioners will attend his fu- | neral in a body. | Resolved, That a copy of there resolutions be commu | wicated to his widow, 2, Anne Dave, - years and 6 months. ‘The friends relatives of the family are respectfully the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her tate residence, 263 West Forty dfth Geary, —Carvenine, daughter of James and Mary Cora ty, aged 5 months and 28 daya, The raiatives aud friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of the parents, No, 191 Fast Forty-ceventh street, this (Friday) Afternocn, at two o'clock. Gnatiam —Sudéenly on Wednesday evening, August Sara Kosesa, only davgater of Thomas and Ma: Grabam ‘The funeral! will take piace from the residence of ber parents, No. 50 Luqueer street, South Brooklyn, this (Fri day) afternoon, at foure'clock. The friends of the family, | Amity Lodge, F. and & M., and Tompkins Lodge, LO. of © ¥., are respectfully invited to attend. 1, vet Hocax,—In the eity of Brooklya,ou Wedaestay, Ax 1, Parmcx Hooan, late Aidermaa of the Twelfth wari, @ nitive of the county of Clare, Ireland, aged 49 years ‘The friends of the much respected deceased, and these of bis Urother John, are respectfully invited to attend the residence, 63 President street, near Ham! )ton avenue Brooklya, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be iuterred in Calvary Ceme- tery. California papers will Personal Intelligence. Marquis and Marchionees of , from Engiaod, Asia yesterday, Col. Jamea KMAN, aged 39 |» ho arrived in the eteamshi * his Brother emaa, Meinell, of New York; Dr. Lindsley, of Nashville; John } are invited to attend his funeral, at Trinity Chapel, Denley, of New York, and Mra, Jolin Adams, of Washing- | on Seturaay morniog, at eleven o clock, without Ree ton, D.'C., were amuvg the arrivals at the Clareadon | ther notice. Preliminary services at the residence of Hote! yesterday, bing Eogenae, Custioweed Llewellyn Park, Orange, ‘The Newport cot dent of the Springfield it 18 (Friday ) aficreoon, at bali past tour o'clock « n, ubder date vr July 0, tays—The latest ombution Hemrmeys.—On Wedursday, August 1, Troms J. here is the presence of the Benicia Boy. The loongers on | Humruxeys, in the #7th year bis age. the Ocean House, after breakfast om Sunda: ‘The friends of the family, also the friends and family | pat td startied from their drowsy meditations nf of bis father-in-law, Jobn Xkippoo, also the members of | Rearrfvalof a stalwart man, accompaniat by logeage | Jers Lodge, 201, ¥. A. M.. are fespectilly invited to | bearing the aetownding Initiale, J.C. H. Great waa the | attend the fone at the Sands street Methodiat Epise>- at three o'clock 1, after a short but pel church, this (Friday) afi Iccxey —On Wednes: revere illness, Samcne Hei Carciine M Luckey, aged ? monte and \ The relatives and’ friends of the family are invite! to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. ‘20s, Bleecker street, this (friday) morning, at nine O'clock, without fortber invitation Lyow —On Wednesday evening Mrs. Frmsvern Lros, widow of the lat | rush snd ecurry for a moment, Geatlerren sitting, as it is the pride of vor covntrymen to sit, with their feet as Ligh a8 their beads, bitterly thinking of the day before | them, and endeavoring to begulle its tedious bours with a | separ, looked siive for once and tumbled out of their arm. | chatré to get a peep at the champion of the world, His | sudden apparition among them, unheralded apd unex. | | pected (he arrived iu the wight boat from New York), | caved some doubts that be was the veritable “Chicken,” | bute second lock banished all such incredulity é ; 7 Lyon, aged rs. | _ Hon. Kéward Everett is ono visit to tas relatives in | “the trienda and relatives of the family are respectfully Newbery, invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor son in-law, Semuel Schoopmaker, No, 108 Eldridge street, this (Friday) aftervoon, at tw er remains Will BE ‘aken to Greenwood Cometer t ed actor, ar establish. Now Boweny Tavarne.—The favorite and | Mr, F. Biddy, takes bis bece@t at this pop ment to-night, on which eccasiow be will ir ia two facoon —At Rutiand, Vt, on Th ured 8 p Be “a capital pieces, assisted by the entire stres the Eis Gavghter of Bev. BL. Mag a eee “ Mise —Suddeoly, at noon, on Tharsdey, August 2, Wavaw D. Meax, a native of Kirriemair, Forfarshire, te Lottes | Seotinnd, in the 42d year of bis age *t tod to at ] His relatives and frier’s are } tend the foneral, from his residence, BT Weat | Twelfth sireet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Mis remains e token to Green wood Cemetery for interment Forfarsbire (Scotland), aad county Antrim (Ireland) | te August 1, of consumption, 18 please copy )Keare —O0 Wetesstey, | Siow A O'Keern, in the 26d year of his age. His friends and those of his father, David O'Keefe, and ane k ct 44, 94, 25, 13, 68, 25, 36, 43, 40, |“ Gweulas free of ri f Ste walks GOB RhNY aco. Mime Or to WOOD, fe Drawings of F: Reef Delaware Lotteries: bis brothers Fravci# B. aud Joseph O'Keefe, are respect ere SOE COURTY, Chase 188, Apeoer 2. 1980 fully ‘nvited to attend the fonnral, from his Ite residence, 68, 60, 38, 58, 19, 93, 57, 24. 47, 49, 45, 31, 9, No. 24 Witlet street, this (Friday) afternoon, et two Comsoutnaten Tort Crane 13), Avowsr 2, 130, o'clec’ 25, 54, 68, 18, 20, 53, 22, 36, 13, 40, 69, 73, 1, 37. Rovers —At New Market, N. Jon Wednesday, August 2 FRANCE, BROADBENTS 400. 1 ofcholera morbos, Mies Etrza Canoiwa Rowmna, tm the Managers, Wuming’oo, Delaware, 44tb year of her age The funeral services will take place from the resitence ometal Dra of Hodges, Davis & of ler mother, No. 940 Pear! street, Brooklyn, this (Fri | 00.8 Consolidated of = day) afternoon, at three o'clock, to which ber relatives Chass vousr 2, . and acquaintances are invited 92, Tl, 19, 25, 28, 70, 45, 77, 73, 44, 13, UM, Roraret—lied on Thursday, Augor! 2, Jony M. Rotiranr, BOpGRR DAY ID 2 go. ged 43 years, § months and 24 days. ‘The friends apd aequaintances o: the family, algo the members of the German Oak Lodge No, 82,1 0. of O. are retpectfolly invited to attend the funeral, on Sum from bis lat’ residence, No, 406 Pearl street. The rv. maine wil! be interred in Greenwood Cemetery, Porte Brooklyn, on Thursday, A’ 2, Saran, Fis, of Charles Smit, aged 64 years, ¢ months and at | days. ‘The rojatives and friends of the family are respectfolly invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of ber tom, Ninth street, corner of Division avenue, this (Fri n entire Now velind, 20) Broad- Criatadoro’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Ton- the best in the world wholranle and retail, and the Dye privately applied st No. 6 Aswr Mouse. tifa! Complexton.—Laird’s Liquid Bite Bay setioves « y ta baving no equal for beauil- | day) afternoon, at three o'¢ fod preserving the skin. 4s Drosdway. Siem —On Wednesday em Avguet 1, Jomy Senn, - the 45:4 yeas of bis ag ‘Trovsses.—Dr, Marsh Contingss to Apply The reistives riends of the family, also the Koick bis retical core Truss w cooen ts the treatment of Hernia | 6 rr e butchers in gen apectiolly in Troscen, Buy er Braces, 6 ae tend t wneral, from bh residence t y gt 1, Tagmas Pepe, Tt consists of a large and complete variety of all the latest whot'the age or c ‘of these disorders. —_— et reatsted the powerful bealing intluence of HOLLOWAY'S AM DEAF PERIONS ‘fro years, 8 months and ee, | Candive H. Wood, of Hudson eliy, Wd.” making an appropriation for the of making a de- SUMMER CLOTHING, MISCELLANEOUS. tailed ‘indexer alvable. papers: Lo Bounty Goerkrt ethos. SuIRTs ; A\L SOUTHERN MERCHANTS lea 4 Are a Iadjouraed to meet on Monday uext,at twelve | ayinge wisrhare tot vel completed theur summer wardrobe | toe Wines sal Taguats ait ort bee ates om See Milena t Strict catalan purchase thal sun lothings Ac. 8, UDO! Fae was) Aeewaw cmetatee Pata ha beer made wat war ign Ae & 00. Ip ported and oh ae Be tated 5 and ths jd ve . , ee 3 , Warrs pure ‘and Rroadwey, quality, with bis certificate on the bottle, ea knight of the pugit John ¢, Heense: ‘The pian =m es e Pugilistic ring, : 9 sar UDOLPito_woLrR’ eAAir is to coms off at Jones’ Wood on the 18th instant, | ,Stevnwmy & Some, a aies tor are! tanrarteg PURE PORT Wink tur the afternoon. Mr. James Mf. Nixor, the popular eqeea: | years, Warero masa and Bt Walker street. | Sh Fie Contd. bf mse, put ip for medicinal wage quality. ude! 8 PUR: RY Imported sud bottled by himself, the same as the Port Wias, PUR Imported and bostled by Bimself for private aod use, the beat wine ever offered for #1 trade Tedon ‘This wine & warranted perfect pase, aa ba UDOLPHO WOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA RO! sah ner RR STAR? GEC pore aud the best quality. Hs Physiciane who use Wines ani should give the Frefeceuce to these For sale by all reupectable Bele may turer and importer Schnapps, No. 22 Beaver aueel. - uors in thaf® practiogy les. PHD wom who HAVER FAILED TO gt cu ELSE’ ERA SHOULD AT ONCE CaAbL Da. vor ISKR RB, LIST AND AUBIST BEARING Li Vironzer, in the moet obstinate ead, utay be consulted or 911 Sofeloek, wt mu Vince, Right «iret. RESTOBE T FAR ae veteran ie ae ‘aa stops the nosre io lie Offa? Rye avd Fa t Te Kons v awe Lect ANTED—IN EVERY CITY AND TOWN Ler a States. fo" sale of Thorley'a Food Mr Horse Catte | Liberai terms allowed. Addrean Dopo Btoadwsy New York. ise vg T $A NEW STYLP OF SHORS AND GAIL JONFS’ No. 10 and 12 Anp atrset. fly ig ND THE REARD IS FORCED AY MY ONGUAST TO ‘row on the smoothest face in a few weeks. It ae Bow Deen in the market for nearly 9 years. and bas alwaye gives satisfaction. ‘The price Sl. This wit Seay R. G.GRAHAS, Naawag + FALLOU'S FFFFFFFPSre? 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Those seenie sell aA monthly guide at 25 cents, deriving 1dcents profit, (be publisbers selling w Bowe frente al coat. and depending on advertisements to. kerp theca afloat. “The August number of a Guide, no calied, imsued la this city, hes not lesa th& thirty “Time Taolen” wrong Tha traveller. therefore, most be ide awake,’ or by follow- ing the ‘time tables” of these ronde in tha monthiy alloted (ry i} be leit Lehind, viz Baltimore and Ohio, eaanged on Jet hed Pulm, MeMiovile sad Mavebesters Ifana, Conon.” 3: . MeMivville and Mane % fy & West: Chariot 8 C., Penn. for extending = wrong in the monthly “Guide” (0 Augrat, it professing to be publubed “under the auperviaeot Abe rail wa rempanion. m't beliewe it. but buy tae BEST GUIDE IN THE UNITED STATES LOYD'S RAILROAD WEEKLY. Tesned every SATURDAY MORNING At nine o’cloek, 44 tne tables, of all the railroads (9 Amerie aad the Herald show vom the es, fares, aad whee you 4 gi) PRICE ONLY SIX CENTS. per apniam. latest deie will rope on receipt A specine. part of the Uniied 8 Addreas noua hve LLOYD'S RAILROAD WREZ . 164 Broadw. f tes 6 Wy QOaNS, BoM TONS, INVERTED NATLA, RvBAROMD Jotata, sod all disenses of the feet © — vale \convenienee to the ‘pailen, by Dr. ZAGHATRIN. S'goam ‘oped road wa, w physielaas om: reone of te eiiy. Pee ae ~ LARET, CLARFT, (CLARET. CLARET..1uR BIR Imported thia season, #3. 57 Fulton street. D° mE monguirogs ANNOY ay ae the Chinese Mow vent ft OF BE ANNOYED BY THK MoSQDITORS—aoF 1H Chicene Moeaiito Tapers, whiccatl cerausiy pew Price % centa per package. For sale bp al the druewiaa, AR FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! The Inrnret assoriment of Chanielera, Reackels ke. he ta New York ; new patterns for the fab. trad a , WEP DRT ey 8 OB. Re Ail Weoatony Hons | “. 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