The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1860, Page 5

Te ad er : Affairs at the National Capital. Wasuixotox, August 6, 1860. +h RATUROAD GRANT BY THE CONGRESS OF COSTA RICA. “By the arrival of Mr. Dimitry, Secretary of the Lege- ‘Bion to Costa Rica, the important intelligence has been orought of the full ratification by Congress of the grant of 'B railroad right to Ambrose W. Thompson. It had been ‘Bubmitted by President Montelegra to the Congress of Wosta Rica, and a most determined outside opposition ‘was interposed; but on the 4th of July it was approved Wy the House of Delegates, with only two negative votes, sand by the Sonate unanimously. The grant is for eighty years; the roadway is to begs00 yards in width; strip fa mile wide on cach side is set apart and ‘Miternate sections a mile square on each side fare donated in fee. Tne other alternate sec- Bions are reserved to the government, but an “equal quantity of the public lands in any other portion of Bho republic, at the selection of Mr. Thompson, are ganted ‘Gaim in perpetuity. The ports at each ond of the road are ‘Ro be free ports throughout the term of the grant, The Location of the road is to be between the Bay of Coronada and the Granadian boundary line on the Pacific, and the point of Carita and said boundary line on the Atlantic. ‘Kosta Rica claims, with great justice, as her boun- slary a line drawn from the Escuada de Veraga. 40a the Atlantic, to the Point of Burica, on the Pacific. ‘This gives the whole of the lagoon of Chiriqui, on the At Mantic, and the entire of the Gulf of Dolce , as well as two Wae bays in addition, on the Atlantic, on which to ter- miaate the roadway, The road isto be first class. The Burveys are to be made within two years, and built six ‘years thereafter. The grantee ito maintain an efficient orps of police all along the lime to preserve order. He fas the right to erect and maintain public hospitals at he termini. The troops and messengers of the gov- wrnmeat are to be carried “over the road free wt expense, but no foreign troops or mu- qmitions of war are permitted to pass over Jt without consent of Costa Rica. The road cannot De transferred to any foreign government. Contracts Wmade by the grantee in foreign countries for service or ‘Zabor shall have,the same force in Costa Rica as in places ‘of their agreement. Costa Rica is not to dispose of any of her lands, or give titles thereto, until Mr. Thompson Shas selected the quantity given in liew of the alternate ‘ections reserved to the government on the line of the road. A charter for the purpose of organization is givan ‘Dy Costa Rica, with all the powers and privileges, as con- ‘tained in the Chiriqui Improvement Company charter, Branted by the State of Pennsylvania Six per @entum of the net profits of the company are fo be paid annually to Costa Rica. $50,000 ‘are to be deposited within one year asa guaranty that ‘the road will be made. This is to be returned without Aaterest @# soon as the road is completed. There is no other tax reserved upon the road or mails passing over Mt, La case there is any disagreement as to the meaning ‘Of the articles, the Supreme Court of Chile are to be arbi- Srators, This is- considered here to be the most liberal nd valuable railroad grant which has ever yet been made across thé great American isthmus, and as placing ‘Br. Thompson in a high and independent gposition. He ‘holds grants from New Granada which cannot legally be annulled, though offorts have been made to that end, ‘while this of Costa Rica stands without conflict of any kind. ‘FEE SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION TO LABRADOR. ‘A despatch from Sidney, Nova Scotia, says the Coast ‘®urvey steamer Bibb, which went to Cape Chudleigh, “Labrador, with a scientific corps to observe the solar eclipse of the 18th of July, arrived here Friday, and after ‘Sealing sailed for New York. It is understood that the Corps met with great success as to the weather and their observations. The Great Eastern Of Annapolis. Baurimors, August 6, 1860. ‘The steamer Great Eastern arrived off Annapolis at five ‘@’clock this afternoon. Four steamers, with large crowds of excursionists, met her down the bay and returned this eveniug. ‘The Zouaves left at five o’clock via Pittsburg. Abduction of the Rice Child at Nahant. Boston, August 5, 1860. The Rice child, custody of which was contested at law (by the father and mother, and decided in favor of the father last week, was abducted from a private school at ‘Wabant, by three men disguised, on Saturday, who me- wmaced the master with clubs. A reward of $500 was ‘Offered by the father for the arrest of the abductor. ‘Mickerson, a stable keeper in this city, was arrested to- ay on a charge of being one of the abductors, and put ‘ander $10,000 to answer tomorrow. Mr. Rice lives in ‘Baltimore, and his wife was formerly of the Thorndike family of this city. Considerable excitement exists in Pogard to the matter. * Storm at Springfield, Ill. Curcaco, August 4, 1860. A beavy rain storm, accompanied by terrific thunder and lightning, passed over Springfield, Ill., last night, completely demolishing Withers’ carriage manufactory and destroyed a large number of valuable carriages. ‘Lom estimated at $15,000. A number of unfinished build- ings, in of the city, were considerably da- qnaged. It was impossible, however, to obtain any esti- ‘mate of the amount of damage. There were no persons tajures. A .Western Defaulter. Cuscermai, August 4, 1860. Charles McDougal, of the firm of West & McDougal, commission merchants of this city, disappeared last wight, accompanied by the bookkeeper. It is stated that ‘they took $35,000 belonging to the firm. The house has been Going an extensive produce business, and hada Large Southern and Western patronage. State Politics. Unica, August 5, 1860. Y Brown H. Williams was elected yesterday, by the Breck- ‘Apridge acd Lane democrats of the first Assembly District sof Oneida county, to the Syracuse Convention. Obituary. Loviswnn, Ky., Angust 5, 1860. W. B Clifton, of the firm of James Hewitt & Oo., of Liverpool, died here yesterday, having maoumitted all his slaves, four hack loads of whom attended the funeral (to-day, as chief mourners. There have been several cases of sun stroke to day, Heaith of Charleston. Wasmrworon, August’5, 1860, The Charleston Cowricr reports the city entirely free rom fever, malicious reports to the contrary notwith- etending. Fatal Accident to a Baltimorean. Boston, August 5, 1860. Mr. Hossey, of Baltimore, was killed at Exeter, New ‘Hampshire, on Saturday, by being run over by the cars Ele was om route for Portland with his family. Mark. New ORLEANS, August 4, 1860 Cotton—The market is steady: sales to-day 700 bales; ‘middling, 10c. Corn dull at 580. a 650. Other articles wochang Civerexatt, Angust 4, 1860. Flour dull: sales unimportant. Whiskey advanced \o. ‘quoted 16%. Provisions firm. Money imaltered. Cmcaco, August 4, 1860. Figur steady. Wheat active and ke. higher: enles 85,000 bushels at 90sec. a Ole. for No. 2 spring, and $1 a Bl O1 for No. 1 red in store. Corn firm. sales 7,000 bush- els at 45c. in store. Onte steady, and 3c. ade. lower pales at 220. a Be. in store. Receipts—2,400 bbls. flour, bushels wheat, 69,000 bushels corn, 3,300 bushels a en ipenents—1 00 bole. flour, 34,000 bushels wheat, 96,000 bushels corn. Freights steady: Sc. on corn to Buffalo, Bight exchange on New York 14 per cent premium. Brrvravo, Al 4, 1860 Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat tales 60 000 ushels new white winter at $1124; 8,000 busbels new ‘Boe. 00 four, 12¢. on wheat, Ilige. om corn to New "York. Lake iroports—3,100 bble. flour, 86,000 buabels wheat, 334,000 bushels corn, 2,000 bushels oats Osweco, August 4, 1560. Flour dull, but unchanged. Wheat in better demand aice 32,000 bushela new red winter Western, Tinois . Ne eae bane . on wheat, Tie. on corn to ew York. Lake importe—400 bbis. flour, 20,000 bushels , ‘eheat, 65,900 bushels corn. Canal exporte—1 flour, 20,090 bushels wheat, 17,600 bushels corn, $,500 | Boshes ost. Personal Intelligence. Tola Morte? has recovered sufficiently trom ber severe of paralysis to be removed to waere aie ‘brated eck oe with Mrs. Bochanan, wife of the cele’ florist. Sue ig as yet scarcely able to if her hand, and ‘Bhere is little or no hope of her ultimate recovery, Tt ts bard to believe that Mrs. Canningham, of Bardel! fd bogus baby notoriety, has got married, yet such is mt the fact. Women of any class must be very eance in Sam Franciees, and ae for the gentieman who has replaced the unfortunate Rurdel!, there is no fear of baving excited either the cavy or jealousy of any diving thine the spokesman, and whi inquires ‘‘if there is an Alderman about?” The wink and laugh go round whea there is a great disparity of years between the applicants for hymenial bliss, and sometimes it does appear that the lady was, or ought to have been, married some mon’ Previously. The fees to the Clerk, which are with the Benedict, vary from ten cents to five Some of the Aldermen, particularly those of the Roman Catholic religion, refuse t» pertorm the ceremony , believ- ing that, though they moral right to celeb: AG knot between John Fitzgerald, aged forty years, and Julia Murphy, thirty. The happy pe BE ey Hows as contented as bishop Hughes had made them man and wife. Coup, Heat aND THUNDER AND LiGHTNING—A ScorcHING Scxpay.—For the last fow days we have bvd a series of changes and shiftings in the temperature, which set at defiance all meteorological calculations. On Thursday and Friday the air was extremely cool and refreshing. On Saturday an evident rise in the thermometer was visi- ble, and the heat was considerable, though not much no- ticed, owing to the fact that a cool breeze blew during the entire day, until about eight o’cleck 1a the evening whan h heavy vate tower set in, coooeaded Eats’ ficent display of thunder and inns. ‘The storm onn- tinued until late at n' the lightning all the while fd ifrioat the Police Intelligence. Disorperty House Broxey Ur.—On Saturday night last officer Joseph M. Ely, of the Nisth precinct, Srannine AFFRAY.—Matthew O'Neil was brought up yes- terday morning before Justice Quackenbush, charged with having stabbed Anthony Delany with a file, in- ficting a severe wound, on Saturday night last, at No. Tis Fast Twenty clshih, bireet, O'Ned aid Delse , calling hhim a thier, fer ‘ONell was eld for trial tn tet default of $1,000 bail. E A Porcemas Beatey wrrn His Owns Cuen.—On Saturday beat him street for $2. But tittle, of the property stolen by the prisomer haa been recover. ed. All the complaints, except against Vogle were preferred before Justice Connolly. accused was lock. ed up for trial. exer the bead with some fottrament, sy to * . After leaw he ted, but was arrested at’ cleven ‘otelocas fans ‘evening by Sergeant Mur phy, of the Twenty second . ‘The woman Ubree hore ble gashes on her and her eyes are com- pletely banged in, and it fs thought she will die from the injuries. Arrivals and Departures. ALA. i, F J Champion. Mrs Cham- ev BR ilardy, Mra BA Lar. Ag es To "yeaa nad two rig A Flrenen | a Pereira ya ee iarb ten | oy es NR Ric to ?, B f IB Pa eee katte hoa children; le *} a be Jno q elon, ive beart, & Putra: ee r “ns M Foun innie, F MeRinnie, a Jae Suto, ee Wiens} bE Micka nai tw lse mantis anv NuGana CrevsThe Nti- Consus of the two villages ry oa 485. 1,000 ‘The population W7,240. population of Bethel is 1,860. in iso iowa wie included in Dax bury, and had a popniation of 5,965. The gain in ten years is 3,135—more than fifty per cent. are them frente fs eativ pope rend and write, all of them forei The native is 5,951; foreign born, 1,1! Bi okeeoes sowie aap Seen S00 te the panto towea ten pears Ee istien 5 a y following are the 18,000 7, 064 4 tt 1,130 15% 1,280 9,643 3,77 963 4450 2,179 3,560 653, 2,623 2,164 2,800 40s eau it aT 500 3,983 exceptions, among the most State, but there are many more whlck such as Stamford, Greenwich, Wi , Rast Baven, , Baltic, Groton, Ki , 1. > short of fet 2B925 RHODE ISLAND. Bristot.—Dr. Austin has completed the census of Bris- tol, “ner the following statement shows the result:— ery handsome depression of business in 1856, 1866 Number of dwelling houses. Number of families. MAINE. AroostooK Covyty.—The following are the census re- turns from some of the in Aroostook county. The increase is most grat! . It will be groater next decade than it has been during the pregent:— Evizanerh.—The census 13,000 inbabitents, of whom Tee. In 1850 the Scearx by btm ulation of 1. The ber in a ). ‘um! 1850 was 1,327. Tharease, - ‘Wallpeske bas a lation of 884, The number in 1850 was ‘This ratio of increase will give a total population in the ven county of about 25,000. PENNSYLVANIA. The following is a statement of the population of the towns named, as ascertained by the census of 1860, 80 far as bas been reported with scoaracy— inn Indy 96 years of age. In Fast township, Lancaster pombere 2.305. and the rea! and down at $834,082. Of schools there aro 11, pile. The farms number 121. In Cameron township, same county, there is a tion of 1.602. There are in the township ten 249 echolars; also five churches. The farms num! and the real and personal iy is valued at £468, ‘The popniation of Cornwall township, Tebanon county, pumbere 1.818. and the real and onal ty in va. _ $1,071,186, The deaths during the year amounted 0 wie ea, ae Pape may Lad wa jon 0 ani And personal property val $1,972,100. The farme number 207. There are 14 schools and 646 pupils. also 4 churches, valned at $8,000. Southampton township, Backs county, has a popniation ©£ 1,409, and real and Perronal property valued st 608 236. are 6 schools a The farms number 133. Orp Forks. —The census takers of Philadelphia have met Et 3 at ‘348 acbolars. | with several aged individuals, all of whom recollect Wash ington. Ap old lady, givi her a8 105, partook of a meal 00. tho sease table ene Washington. ‘Another {0 male, giving her age as 100, cccupies the garrot of house in Trout street, the lower part of which is occupied by colored persons. 9 old negro man, who says he \* 100 yeare of ago, looke the very picture of ‘bealth, and = of having been born in one of the original thirteen Stal Puctsonn Inhabitants corporate bounds of the city of Riebmond number nearly 40,000, and that ite suburbs contain from 000 to 12,000 inhabitants; making the white population, city and suburban, more than 60,000 | lation of Wheeling pyoper will not be more thao 18, ‘and the county will about 6,000. The First and Fourth wards of the city have more people than has ever suppored, the number of children in there wards being almost favalons. FREDERICKERURG.—The congue shows Fredericksburg to have a population of 8.518 whites, 1,201 slaves, and 42 free . This is an increase of 1,000 rince 1850 ossre of worship, the attr property” belng valued al + ter property being valued al $100 000. ip Property ing PARKERERCRO = The town of Parkersburg has now a p> polation of nearly 9,000. In 1850 it was 1,900. DELAWARE. Wasewcros —The census of Wilmington lation Of 21 $94—aa increase Of 1.46 6.age OWS & PHONE NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, Av | Bewt The Prince of Wales. OUK MONTREAL CORRESPONDENCE. 1860. Preparations for the Prince's: Progress Throughout Cana- da—Toronio to Lead in Canada Weit—Large Appro- siete he Ladies t @ Flurry-Dustnes tn Conese, my Bc, The last sentinel of your special Canadian corps of ob- Servation is now writing within view of the great Victo ria Bridge, which majestically spams the mighty St. Law. ence. Iarrived here two days ago, after having care fully made the tour of the New York and Erie Railroad, and Canada West, via Buffalo and Niagara, and observe ievery thing noticeable in connectiom with the great event of the day in Canada. You would be astonished at the amount of interest felt in the coming pageant of the tour of the Prince of Wales throug this eomtry. From Niagara Falls to River du Loup it seems to be the universal topic of conversation and remark. In every village preparations of some kind are cither wer 6, 1600, in contemplation or even advancing, but the chief aad ‘most costly arrangements for the reception are going for- & a tive of future influence, if not authority. But to ret was She preparations, which are more immediately my pre- In Toronto, it is intended to invite ais Royal Highness to approach the city from the lake, in one of the fine steamers of the American Express line, which run on Lake Ontario in connection with the royal mail steamers on the river St. Lawrence. On the wharf at which he is to land, if he accepts this invitation, a 4 crystal am- hitheatre is to be erected for his acsommo- ation, and the carpeting of this is to be of the most costly and luxurious velvet, and to extend to the gangway of the steamer. The Prizice {s also ©: to hold a levee in Toronto at the Government » which is being gorgeously fitted up for his accommoda- tion. There is to be a grand display of froworks, which will come from your i emporium. I unc a general, though ‘voluntary, illumination of the city is looked for. dinner and soiree will be given by the To- ronto lawyers, and a grand ball will carry the Prince through “poetry in motion’ and feminine favor. The cost of the whole to the a is eetimated at $60,000 at ookog ny tagepmmies ‘bul = people believe it wil 000, or even mor e of ball alone will be $16,000. wey ee It would amuse you to witness the flurry and bewilder- ‘ment of the Canadian fair ones at the ible st of 8 whit, a whisper anda smile from his youthful Royal Toronto milliners are already doing a brisk tride, and already Terpsichore reigns supremely there. The la: dies of that city are ‘ing in the newest and latest fashions from New York, and everything appearing cither illustrated rs on the sul is swallowed with avidity, and pon sally The - to girls are rather handsome and generally healthy, and who knows hw or where the ‘conquering hero’ ultimately be, pot only conquered but captivated, and obliged to surrender at discretion. There are to be five triumpbal arches erected g = ae orem want No. 369, Soooer 4, 1860. 68, 20, 66, 17, 41, 8, 47, 43, 16, 13, 63, 52, 16. Dataw, No. 370 Avousr 4, 1360. Drawi of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Sussex (Cease 185, Avoosr 4, 1380. é i, 2, 70, ates Thy 68, 48, L ee ie aoe 36, 06. 4 Avausr 4, 1360. 49, » be is 77, 39, 23 74, 20, 41, Managers, ‘Wimiogion, Oficial wv fi if on Dra *, Hodges, Davis & Chass 401, Avcost 4, 1360, 68, 47, 57, 69, 78, 65, % 50.71, On. 13. Managers, Macon, Georgia. Hatter to the Prince of Wi Prince of hae 4 wie nthe, SR a Fime Shirts Made to Orde Prices, ft guaranteed, at the old extabliahed depot st 106 Chatham Gurney's Gallery, 107 BROADWAY, vorytypes, PRR —y bn re) rg my oe bf Misieturen, Cabinete, fe Size, Two forty nine jatter Sov it twin broners, wy soll gorirwmget nad tedeedeee otiem and condescend . Blorious equality—of wu foe and cold victnala! Gi privilege to black your bro- ther lordling’s boots and waab his dirty linen! Our democrac; Roowe 90 La ag 7 ey fare of the money god. = Rnd a boaf of bread for another. isthe principal element of all squatter sovereignty doctrines in the political of otlea eerelgety. Pooegtaphed at HOLMES Picture Gal. eked srverelgnty. Le is Picture Gal. Tery, 895 Broadway. 23 portraits for $1 1 » Court and Rew. Herring's Pi Fire and greet Safes, Murray street, New York. Wheeler “& wii Grov Bake lachines, the best York, snd 182 Fo son's Sewing Machines. ed nor family sewing. road. chom street, Brooklyn. way, Ladd, Webster & Co.’s Improved Tight Sich Sewing Machines, a: 500 Broadway. The Best Mai a in the world, facturing and Famil . M. SINGER & ©0.'S, 458 Bi - “New Sewing Machine s EST x READ mi san pera i CHINE IN MARKET, : > TO FOREIGN COUNTRIRS. PRICK VERY LOW, asa wane \ W. W. RUSK 429 Brosdway, Now Yort, room He. 6 Dr. J. Bovee Dod’s Imperial W Bit- ere are universally acknowledged 40 be superior to all others, are uined ‘cians tn thelr CHAS’ winpiPlelp a GO: Proptetora 78 NY. Batchelor’s Wigs, Tow and Hair Dave ovementa surpassing all others. natural and way Bond street. aay; perfect ft, no inrniog p ; No. 16 | Beautifal Complexion.—Laird's Liquid | Pearl bas achieved a celebrity aa baving no equal for beaut | fying and preservin, 439 Broadway. | Ciirehugh’s Mlasive Wigs are Entire novelues, pa unatainable: no turning up behind. | ww way, northeast corner of Reade street. | joro's . wh and Tou- the world, whol and retail and the dye No. 6 Astor House. } ‘Trusses.—Dr. Marsh Continues to Apply bia radical cure Troe with suoress in the treatment of Hernia. ‘Trusges, Supporters, Ehoulder i Suspension Bani toni ied A indy Sion eae ‘eney street, Astor House, opposile Racking Headac' Loss of Appetite Depression of Spiriia and Disturbed are symptoms conf for the speedy aod effectual cure which HOLLOWAY'S PILLS have woo golden opinions | Threvighout the etvilized wort. Atkinson’ ‘ian Tooth Paste Ar- rest Pry: of clennses them thoroughly, At RU "s. Dr. Reynoldson f at Route, Gene county, Returns to 68 Columba street, Brooklyn. Married. Gowner—GanoyEn.—On Wednesday, Joly TM, by the Rev. J. ©, Duteher, Jowx Frarx Gowner, of this city, to | Kona Je ARDNER, of Boston. "s Par Teeth and Died. Anat. On oe Anguat 6, of comsumptoa, W LAN B. Anweet, aged 60 5 ] The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | forited attend jhe fooeral, this (Mouday) after: i & Se #4 & t 4 Ey HE EEE fe tee 7 eE balf-past one o'clock. ‘The Nogton, 1.1, this (Monday) avs. —On Raturday, August 4, = cae, wore. Mis friends an of bis fi respect est Thirty-nimth strest, ‘ighth aveaue, at halt-past one o'clock this (Monday) ch - nee Camxnon, io. 64 Chrystie taken to" Cypress Hills Oo His remair metery for interment, E Sunday morning, oat 5, P. 1 ig RRs a Sonday’ merning, Angulo, Parc Dusw, Th | acquaintances of the family are ro- ited to abtend the funeral, on Tuesday af of spectiuily * noon, alf-past two o'clock, from the residence cousin, Mr. James Grady, 178 East Tweuty-uiath percan rin thie ety. on, Sunday, mor —In city, on morniag, August 6; Mra Tucan Pasoan, iu tse 68tD: year of ber age. . The funeral will’ take place at Hudson, on Tuesday af- cet ae oonasy August 5, J f Ciaus and . |, JOEN, Bon o: Caroline Doscher, aged % ‘The relatives ahd friends of the family are invited to attend the fu this 1) aflernoom, at two o'clock, from le residence, No, 241 Washington Farcnmp.—In this city, on Friday morning, August 3, at four o'clock, Brevet Morton Famcwm>, of the New York regiment of volunteers, aged 54 years. His friends and relations are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, o- the Governor's room, City Hall. jew Orleans papers please copy. Fuiuxwnata, On, Sunday moruing, past cight o'clock, Mosks Isiporx, son of Feigenbaum, aged 7 eet 1 month. friends of the ily are respectfully invited to at- tond the funeral, at 236 Lexingtor afternoon, at three o'clock. Gaus.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, August 5, Orneiia A. GAL, aged 26 years, 11 months and 5 daye. ‘The relatives and friends of the famnily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, Alonzo A. Gale, Ninth street, corner of Sixth avenue, bebeget Of on Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery Gaiway.—In Brooklyn, ou Sunday, August 6, at half- past eleven o'clock A. M., Mrs. MARY Galway, & native of the county of Wexford, ireland, 75 years of ag Her friends and those of ber son, James Galway, No. 166 Sands street, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at tsn o'clock, from St. James’ Cathedral, where # requiem bigh mass wil! be otlered for the repose of her soul. Hovzxiot.—On Saturday, August 4, of consumption, Fux.ing, daughther of Charles and Mary Ann Houzelot. 22 years and 6 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from the late residence of her parents No. 183 Naasau street, Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o’olock. 8 Philadelphia please copy. Hai.—Mre. May Hawt, the beloved wife of William Hall, after a lingering illness of several months with consumption, which she bore with a truely Christian fortitude. The funeral takes place from her late residence, No. 75 Perry street, on Tuesday morning, at nine o’clock. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend. HawiGax —On ‘Sunday, August 5, Ama Jaye, daughter of William and Jane Hanigan, aged # months and 1 day. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the cage Ao Le tfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) noon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her pa- rents, No. 118 Wyckoff street, Brooklyn. Her remains will y interred in the Cemetery of the ‘Cross, Flatbush, inG.—On Sunday, August $6, Gzorar H. Mixa, only soa of Alexander Ming. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral, from the residence of his father, No. 129 West Twenty-fifth street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Mcrrar.—Oo ae, August 4, Jane Sanaa Mcrrar, aged 11 months and 26 days. ‘Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the res!- dence of ber parents, No. 825 West Twenty-seventh Pworr.—On Sunday, August 5, Mre. Part, widow, aged 76 years, a native of Castichyde, parish of Fermoy, county Ireland. Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (Monday) at two o'clock, from the residence of her daughter, No. 129 Fast Twenty eixth street, between Second and Third avenues. Her remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Priok.—On Saturday, August 4, of consumption, LAcRA Euza Prior, oldest daughter of James and the late Amelia Prior, ia the 16th year of ber age. Rexp.—In this city, on Sunday, Auguet 6, J. Faris = aged 40 years. Funeral services at New Bedford, iass., on % Sayre —On Sunday, August 6, Davip L. Sarre, aged 46 years and 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family, and of his bro- ther Lewis A. Sayre, are respectfully invited to bis funeral, from 86 tieth street, on Tuesday afternoon, at out further invitation. Sxicnow.—At West Mount Vernon, Westchester county New York, on Wednesday, July 25, ‘Many Tanmix, wife of Frederick Selchow, formerly wife of Elisha Geo, aged 56 abe ene those 7M the famil ¢ relatives ani ie are respectful! invited to attend the funerai, frum the New Haven Rail- road depot, corner of Twenty-seventh street and Fourth avenue, New York this (Movdny) afternoon at half it twelve o'clock, when the remains will be taken to reenwood for Intermes t. Auburn papers please copy. Surgn.—ba Saturaay, August 4, at the City Hospital, Joun Sst, native of England, in the 60th year of his age. The friends of deceased are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, 200 West Twen- ty sixth street, this (Monday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock. Trsov.—On Saturday, August 4, Atexayoenr Cane Ty. sox; only son of Henry H. and Letitia ann Tyson, aged 2 year, 3 months and 14 days. ‘The relatives and of the pa Cape those of bis grandfather, Alexandre A. Cabre, and of hia grand. mother, Mrs. Esther Tyson, are respectfully fnvited toat- tend the funeral, from the res.dence of his Grove street, this ‘Varxstixe.—On Saturday afternoon ,August 4, ConpRisa, wife of Louis T. Valentine and eldest daughter of the late George H. Hill, in the 27th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from ber late residence, No. 60 Fast Twenty-eighth street, on Tuesday morning, at eleven o'clock procieelp Her remains will be taken to Fordham, Westchester county, for interment. Batavia papers please copy. —$—<<— $$ t 5, at half ‘And Sarah mn avenue, this (Moaday) MISCELLANEOUS. A LL DEAP PERSONS a 10 HAVE FAILED TO Grr CURED KLSEWBERE, SHOULD AT ONCE CALL Dr, Vou MORCHAISKER, ou toy AND AURIST, Whe wil RESTORE THEIR HEARING y, HTS INVENTED RAR VAPORIZER WHICH RESTORKS SHB HRARING MOST OBSTINATE CASES, STOPS THR, IN THE HEAD. REDS Berg ree, RESTORED TO HEARING UTMORT SUCCESS. AGAIN FRESH THON Y. FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE STUYVESANT I SURANCE COMPANY.) 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