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obsers ana blushed deeply, but afterwards became all gayety Apimation inspected the room, and wae fo.lowed uta la Japan Supper was served for the Prince and suite in a pri- wate room. He dia not jeaye the room until half past four o'clock, and was cheered as he marched out. The litte Engtish m: ddy was very quiet until the latter part of the Gell, but was as lively as usual at its close, and appeared with 4 Bigantic damsel, who overtopped him by several feet. He caused much amusement by squeezing ‘the Priace’s band ‘and pulling those of the ladies, irrespective of rank aod Jitle, during the dance. The ladies enlivened the scene bits Any tm Weir jaunty ecariet opera cloaks during NOT Pickpockets did @ little damage in their way, & valuable bracelet being stolen. ‘Altogether, thie bs is ball ty A | mel to bave been most creditable to in. No accident or incident marred tts cdg Except in the costlineas of the ladies’ dresses, it has never been surpassed in England or France, certainly not in Atuerica’ New York will bave to try bard to beat it, i but = excel in the dancing, which was anything but grace- THE CITY AT LARGE. Montreal is dul! and dreary to-day, as if its inhabitants ‘were recovering t70m tne effects of last night's dissipa- ‘tion. Many of the flags have been taken down, and there is a general exodus of strangers. All the covversation of the city is about the ball, and mucb atiafaction is expressed at the Prince's treat- maui cf bis partners. Having used them for the purposes Of the cance, be turns his back and leayes them to find their parents or guardians as best they cam. Pecuniarily the ball is a failure, It coet forty-six Shousand, while the receipts wore only twenty-six thou- mand. The deiiciency is to be raised by subscription. ‘There is a general desire among the lower classes ths the Prince should go to the Theatre Royal, so that they (oan gee him, ‘The Prince went to Long Sault by railroad this morn. Ang, and returned by steamer over the Rapids of St. Law- Peace, arriving here at eight o'clock. Four fire companies tested their engines this afternoon— ‘Bhree from Montreal and ove from Plattsburg, New York. Number Two, Button machine, made in Boston, won the Prize. The Plattsburg engine beat the winner, throwing water one hundred and sixty feet. Number Two is called the Yankee engine. The Montreal Rises give a banquet to the Boston Fusi- feers tonight. The concert this evening was crowded, ‘The bontreat societies gave the oratorio of the “Creation” and an original cantata compesed in honor of the Prince, The Academy troupe also gave a grand concert, with se- lections from the operas, which the Prince applauded. The American cricketers have arrived, aad commence Bheir game to-morrow. The Prince is expected to be pre- sent. ‘The volunteer force will be reviewed to-morrow, wien RO papers will be issued, as all the hands belong to the force. To-night the fremen indulge in w grand torchlight pro- cessica. THE PRINCE'S PASSION FOR BALLS. His Royal Highaess appears to have a particular fancy for balls, and, if one may judge from the indications, is More pleased with one substantial English “break down’? ‘With « pretty girl than with all the State core nonics and Weception addresses of which he has been the honor2d ‘object. He enters into the pastime, too, with all the mest nad lightheartedness of an ardent temperament, aud ‘with a spirit truly democratic. He bestows his royal and upon an array of buxom lasses with @ generosity ‘whioh ienves only the unfortunate exceptions to indulge in uncomfortabie pangs at the thougbt that, like an omni- Dug, be has not “room for one more.”” A NEW RESORT OF THE CANADIANS. ‘While at Quebec, the line of-battle ship Hero, in which the Prince arrived, became quite a fashionable resort, and was an object of great attraction, especially Yo the ladies. The Prince's cabin was the princi- Pal curiosity, and the fair eex bestowed it with a lavish disregard of all particulars. Little was to be seen, how- ever, for guch is the simplicity of the habits of the young Prince that a neat hammock anda small dressing table constituted his entire furniture, Many of the ladies, doubties, would have been pleased to bear away me- Meonto.€ of the apartment, but the souvenirs were either too massive or too few and far beteen to gratify the temptation. TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION OF THE » YORK FIREMEN IN HONOR OF aE The Board of Foremon and Engineers held a special meeting last evening, at Firemen’s Hall, Chief Engineer Jobn Decker in the chair. Acommunication was reocived from the Mayor, asking the Fire Department to turn out ‘8 torchlight proces- Sioa in honor of the Prince of Wi The communication eleited considerable debate, when finally the Chief stated that the Mayor had agreed to pay for the music aud fire- Works, whereupon it was agreed to turn out. A committee of five wus appointed to wait on the Mayor and obtein his views respecting the arrangements desired, God report at @ Bubsequent meeting. The Board then ad. journed. THE PRINCE INVITED TO NEW ORLEANS. Alderman Nixon, of New Orleans, is now in the city, @7: roule for Montreal. He is authorized by the Common Counci! of ibe Crescent City to invite the Prince of Wales to visit it. Arrival of a Captured Siaver at Norfolk. Norvo: x, August 28, 1860. Asilaver, believed to be the brig Tritou, although the mame is not definitely ascertained, was brought into port to day, under the charge of Midshipman Farquhar. be ts forty-cno days from Loando, West Coast of Africa, ‘and was captured by the Cuited States steamer Mystic, on the 16th of July. She cicared from New Orleans in ‘March last, and changed ber captain and crew in Cuba, Previous to ber capture her papers and colors wore throws overboard. She was to take the slaves purchased for the brig Deticia, which was captured by the Constelia- tion in December. She bad false decks, water casks, &., ‘and $1,190 was found on board of her. The crew, with the exception of the supercargo and one ecamAn, will be de. tained os witnessce. She is a very fast sailer, and bad ‘Deen chased by several English and American war veascls. Intermation: Morse Fai N.Y, ; August 25, 1360. ‘The ar ta for tor the great foternationst Horse Fair, which commences at Watertown Gasnen (Wed. mesday). are all Over one hundred entries of morning. $8,000. ter, died in this city last Lig gl ‘8 printer, ty An Interesting 5 Paneer, August 28, 1860. Tt Seasions this morning, more Wil od for a writ of habeas corpue for the ro tease of Lina Conquest. a colored woman in the custody Of W. T. Conquest, a native of Virginia, and now a reai- dent of this city. After a bearing, the case was concla- Ged by I ‘nas’ positive refusal of freedom, and her volun- tary retcrn to slavery. Case. The President, Atte he Springs this morning for Waahingtoes cite yeete 6, of Troy, Niagara Foy e Columbia ‘Hose Company, and were received to quarters, vi ‘The steamabip = ager ae New York, arrived bero morning otal Racceroy ov Ma Foremer ty Bartrwor. —Deepite @ ena shower, which foi! during Cio the mua, Auguat 28, "NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, News from the Nattonal Capital, | OUR SPECIAL WASHINGION DESFATOR, | Wasuincroy, August 28, 1860, RETCRY OF THE PRESIDENT AND ATTORNEY GRNERAT. ‘The President and Attorney General are expected home from Pennsylvania to-morrow. THE COLUMBUS, OF0, POSTMASTERSHTY. Dr. Dawson declined the Postmastership at Columbus, Ohio, because it interfered with his duties as professor in the Medical University. Mr, Dowdall, of the Sialesman newspaper, will probably be appointed. CONGRESSMAN OOK, OF O10. Fears are entertained that Mr. Cox, the Douglas demo- cratic candidate for Congress in the Twelfth district of Ohio, may be defeated through disaffection ia his party ‘He is opposed by Samuel Galloway, republican, ALEX, H, STEPHENS ON THE STCMY. Alex. H. Stephens bas written here that he will at once take the stump in Georgia for,Douglas and the Uaion. He | thinks he will undoubtedly be able to crush out the 80 cessionists. DOUGLAS’ CHANCES IN THE PACIFIC STATES. Advices from California and Oregon represent both of ‘thore States as reliable for Douglas. Of course they are from Douglas sources. NAVAL APYQIRS The stea;n frigate Richmond, at Norfolk, is being dtted | for sea, and is to be ready to sail by the 1st of October, She is of the same class as the Lancaster, aud a spien. did vessel. It is understood that she is to take the place of the Susquehanna as the flag-ship of the Mediterra. mean squadron, and will probably be under command of Captain Blake, of the Naval School at Annapolis. ‘The United States steamer Pocahontas left New Orleans for Vera Cruz last night, taking out official despatches from both the State and Navy Departments, LANDER'S WAGON ROAD EXYED: ‘The Interior Department has boen informed that since the defeat of the hostile Indians, Col, Lander’s wagon road operations have been prosecuted with vigor, sad that they will be completed by the Ist of October, Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD, Btocks dull. _Ponnaylvania inte S's °08sc eee ull. van! 5 Railroad, 2274; Morris Canal, 57; Long {land 13:;; Penpsyivania 1 O15. + exchange oo New York at par. Naw Ontxans, August 27, 1860. Weather haa been very wet. Cotton suies to day 2,000 bales, including 1,800 bales new, at 104<c. a 10%c. for middling. firm at 9c. 09446. for fair to fuliy fair. Corn steady: white 70c. a 75c. Provisions dull, “Other articles unchanged. Barmworx, August 28, 1560. Flour quiet but firmer, and advanced 123<¢.; Ohio, $5 87,5; city mills, $6 60.) Wheat active and advance Sc.: Western, $1 18 a $1 25 for red, and $1 20 a $1 40 for white, Corn ‘dull, but unchanged. Provisious dull, but unchanged. Coffee active at 14s. abc. Whiskey éull, PHILADELPHIA, August 28, 1960. Flour quiet at $5 50 a $6 for euperiine. Wheat buoy: ant: red, $1 86 @ $1 37; white, $1 67. Corn active low, 72c_ refused. Mess pork, $19 25 a $20. Whi firm at 22c, a 28c. Coffee dull: Domingo, 124;c. a 13. Osweeo, August 23—6 P. M. Flour dull but unchanged at $5 25 for extra State. Wheat firm, with only a light supply in the market: sales 2,300 bushels prime white Michigan at $1 25, and 6,000 bushels inferior No. 2 Chicago spring at $1 06. Coro in good demand, but the firmness of holders restricts tran- sactions: sales 10.000 bushels Illinois at 64c., the market clesing with holders at 65c. for prime lots. Qats quiet. Barley in speculative demand: saleg 12,000 bushels Cana- dian, to arrive, at 68c.; 6,000 bushels, "do., to arrive, at 70c. Canal fre: ights advanced dge_ on grain; flour Ste. wheat 103<c., corm 10 to New York. Lake \mports— — burbeis wheat, no ne crag veg 3,600 bushe's @ 0! ur, 97, bushels Zhen, 95,000 Deh oe paver August 28—6 P. ‘Bore. aM. Flour frm and in fair demand: ‘sales 14,000 bois. at $4 96 8 $6 for extra Wisconsin, $5 a $5 12\; for extra Obio for double ‘day. 213-600 i. ‘ap hus M4 Rag white E 5 2 . 2 Canal unchanged. lake imports—6,000 bbls, tou 104, ‘G00 bushels wheat, 155 bay bushels corn, 30,000 bush’ cls cata. Canal exporte—1i 2,000 busheis wheat, 18,000 bencsver Cmca ugust 23— GO, A} oP. M. Flour firm, and nominally 20c. ‘a Sc. advanced. Wheat quiet, and 90. @ Sc. lower, owing toan advance in freights; new | ics €0,000 bushels at bas “ae. _~ Va! eg 4 ‘Corn dui, and 2. a 8e fc.’ in etore. Oats Grim evelyn 700 bb! 126,000 bushels . “4 ry y Shipments—1,100 bbis. 68 | do. corn, Frei change on New York x per cent premium. ge August 23, 1860. Flour active as 14 65 « $4.75, for euperfine. Whiskey 18}. y easy. Sight ex- Shaage on Mow Work oh 36 por cent peesiees, The Kerrigan and Kelly Fight. TO THE KDITO® OF THE HERALD. As to the late eacounter between Mr. Daniel Kerrigan and the undersigned, to the public generally and aiso my friends, a short history and the conditions entered iato of Said fight are due. The first article of said fight reads thus:—‘‘Daniel Kerrigan agrees to fight James Kelly, at catch weight, a fair siand up fight.” Now I leave it to the witnesses of said fight whether he bad himself con- fined atrictly to the first article of said agreement. That it was undoubtedly the duty of the judges to caution Ker- rigan about the dropping down before the contest com- menced, I will leave to any bonorable man; but no euch caution ‘waa given. ‘The refarce is willing to = foul blow during the fight; and yet, peemack ‘umpire was the first man to give in against me, omy tree Tack carn amescient ai toch oi a ing. Now, wi ores up the stakes, and do agree to the origival contract phd: b: ae it;”’ apy party falling down to avoid pun e Lgl Tg mh rit _ oe “ J 3 RELLY. Weenawxey, August 23, 1860. Hoboken City News. Masrany Vourens rnow Naw Havas.—the Highwood Guards of Hoboken, under the command of Capt. J. P. Nowkirk, will this afternoon proceed to Peck slip ferry, New York, for the purpose of receiving the New Havea (Cona.) Blues, Capt. Willis Bristol, Jr., who will arrive ‘thero om rowte for Boston. A steamboat will be in wait- ing to convey them to Hoboken, where they will take divner at one of the hotels. Both commands will then march through the city, and the strangers will re-embark tn board the U, Vanderbitt, of the Norwich and. Woreee- ter line, for Boston. Detachments from the right wing of the Second regiment of Maasachusetts, have been ordered by Col. Cowdin, the commander, to be in readiness to receive the visiters. They consist of the Baston Fusiliers, City Guard, Pu.sski Guard snd Union Guard, and will nooo under the command of rill. The companies ‘Will be received at the depot | cacorted to the American On the morning of the Sst Cay = 4) the y —— leave by the eleven o’cloek train for Haven. bg ey! Fony el National Guard and Waab! Guard, comprising the left wing of the Marnach net regiment, under Fd Ht Major Chedwice Wil! be their escort on leaving Boston. podworth's ‘art sad second bands will accompany the | pany Supreme Court—Spectal Term. Defore Hon. Judge Sutherland DECISIONS, A Cart EXine wv. Henry Bull. —Motio: vacate order of arrest denied, without costa to either party. c Sarah Sicthard vt. Alfred Walier and other: —Tue or- | ~ ders, copies of which are anbexed to the motion papers, | marked A and B, vacated, and the pleintiif let tn to op pose the rontions in which those orders were made, the Same to be roturned to the motion calendar on payment of Sto c ome of opposing the teotion Medad T. Mo ta 0, David Jono —Motion to grant or to ahd ibjupotion against Judgment debtor denied, without ooate Brewster Weed hull vt. Joeeph N Kecler —The default of the ¢ofo dant muat be opened and the evuse restored to the Special Circuit calecdar for trial, the ju mat to stand as peourity merely, and the piaiutilf to bave the benefit of the bond, without comts to either party on the ‘And without aay other condition. Jehuila J. Kgldon ve. James H. Suyiam—Votion granted, Lucy ot Beta Lean granted t make a case on pay- Ment of $10 conte Wiliams va. Te ford —Stay denied 4 Term, DECISIONS. Acotar {8.—Broderich ve Oe May stant, oD payment of $10 costs Fire Department ca Macomb: —Motion Travers te the — Awnie Ratlend woken granted. Dorland va jon overruled. Dea'e 9 ir discharged without costs. Bulyn vt Dean vacated on cond'tion. Naval en mg 2 ‘Third Assistant Bugincers Pollard aod Jas. P. Sprague have beer, upea a peciat duty consegted ci. the mache 7 of the steamsloep Richaond, at Nor: 7 , Ruscbenber, onlered to the Sasque- banna en ge ot-xbe Mediverraneen, Ctr ins was de’ chet from that vessel on ber Gull, 44 ia waiting orders. V eat. B. ‘Winder has bess entered to the Naval ° resigaation of Midshipman &. B. flcrber, witacued iendger Preal:setag, hag been eonpyed. | 4 The | near Berne, on the 15th inst. | riette Uluqui, Duchess of Saxe aud Princess of Saxe-Co- | 1796, and assumed the name of Anne Feodrowra, The \ Dy | mutual consent at the expiration of four years. | forty-eight years of age, was found drowned at the foot } from London; J.B. { Obituary, DEATH OF THE GRAND DUCHESS ANNE OF RUSSIA. The Grand Duchess Anne of Russia died at Elfessan, Princess Julienne Hen- burg Gotha, the original titles of the deceased, was born September 28, 1781, and was a daughter of Ernest I., and sister of King Leopold, the reigning King of Belgium, and Princess Vietoria, afterwards Duchess of Kent, the mother cf Queen Victoria, and cousin to the Prince of Wales. ‘She was married to the Grand Duke Constantine of Rus- Sia —who renounced his heirship to the throne of Russia in favor of his brother Nicholas, in 1625—February 26, toarriage was brought to pres by the grandmother of the | ¢, but it soon after proved that the parties were too young, and the Duke eccentric, passionate and turbulent. No children were born from the marriage, which was by 0 means a happy one, and the young pair separated by ‘The Coroner of Charleston, S. C., on the 24th inst., held ‘an inquest, in Cooper street, over the body of a uegro wo- man, named Rarsxy Scriven, and who is believed to wpe at leas! one hundred years of age. She bas alleged that she was more than tixteen years old when the American Re- volution broke out, had @ distinct recollection many of the events of those stirring days. The aes of the jury was that she died of old age and infirmity. Mrs. Many Roorr Bonn, widow of the late Professo Bond, of Harvard Astronomical Observatory, died at Cambridge, Mass. on the 26th inst., at the age of seveaty- three years, Police Intelligence. Tax Cask oF THX Portcourse Counties —The examina- tion tn the case of Senora Donna Pedro, the alleged coafl- dence woman, was postponed yesterday, in consequence of the sbsence of the prisoner’s counsel. A number of witnesses were on hand to testify to the character of the defendant for swindling, &c., and much disappointment was expressed by them at not getting ‘an opportunity to “show up” the fair defendant in her true colors, ‘The stayements that have appeared in some of the pers relative to the Senora’s persona) attractions are very much exaggerated. So far from being a fine, dashing Jeokiug woman of the “fat, fair and forty”? order, she is a most diminutive and uninteresting epecimen of bumanity bas become very much subdued in spirit since she bas become an inmate of the prison, and has Joet all ibas lofty air and hauteur 80 characteristic of the Girst families of Portugal. Still, she may be a real livo Countess, after all; but ber appearance yesterday would bardly justify one in coming to that conclusion. No time has been gct apart for the resumption of the examination, ‘but it is Likely that it will come off some day this week. Coroners’ Inquests. Farar Casvarties —An inquest was hold yesterday by Coroner Gamble, at No. 38 West Twelfth strect, upon the body of Daniel MoCianahan, a child about two years old, who peat by 7 from the fourth story window of a dwelling bouse in Elizabeth, near Spring street. ‘The same Coroner also beld ap inquest at No. 49 Allen street, upon the body of Aune Gibson, a married woman, who died from the effects of injaries ‘nccidentally received by falling down an embankment at Fort Lee, on Monday. Deeeured was on = tenic, in ww with ber huaband aud some friends, when the accident urge William Eswald, boy about nine years of age, wi was 80 severely injured by the kick of a horre, some Pn. go, dled yesterday, at bis residence, 2111 West Filty: third street, from’ tho effects of his injuries. Coroner Gamble held an inquest a "se ‘body. Forxp Drowsrn.—The body of an unknown man, about of Thirty-second street, East river, ‘Ss Pac raped night. Coroner Gambic hold an inquest upon the body y and ordered tho remains to be sent to the house at Bellevue Hospita! for identification. Deceased was five feet ten inches in height, had dark brown whiskers, and appeared to Lave been in the water about two weeks. RawRoap Acctomwt.—A boy about eleven years old, named Henry J. Hamlin, whose parents reside at No. 1,086 Broadway, was rup over by a train of cars on the Harlem Railroad oa Monday wight, and fo soveraly in Jured that he died yesterday at St. vs Beall tn consequence. The Coroner was hold an in- quest upon the body. Jersey City News. Taz Ramzoap Accipayt on Moxpay.—Mr. Wickham, who was run over by train of cars at the depot on Mon- day, died at the hospital at three o'clock in the afternoon. Be leaves a widow a oe one of whom is a son residing at Princeton. pond geen an ‘e quest, and @ verdict in accordance with the wasren- Destaccrivs Fires cy Broomrrsiy.—Dr. Joseph A. Da- vis, of this place, had but just completed an elegant man- sion at considerable expense, and was congratulating him. , ‘Self on tho result of his perseverance, when, in the course of an hour, bis hopes wore blighted by the destruction of the entire building anda barn by fire. =e disaster o0- curred at two o'clock on Tuesday mora! Liberty En- g'ne Company, No. 7. of Newark, was on the Spot as carly as possible, but all the efforts of the firemen wore una- vaiiadio, and the eptire building and appurtenances tell a pan DS Soe ye dag of the community. It is that the dre originated from some we were at work on the building, and who were careles of the fre used by them. The lose is estimated at $6,000, which is partielly. covered by an insurance of $4,000. | Cuxets oy Hrreow Ory.—Mr. H. B. Beaty, Assistant United States Marshal for Hudson City, bas completed his labors in taking tbe ceusus of that portion of New Jersey. ‘The result shows @ great increase within the last ave 1c following are the Whole number of | | Eabiasta, 7.831; Ceathe, 43; dwellings, 1,217; families, 1,408. The return for 1855 showed a population of 3,222) exbibitiog an inct ease of 4,009. This is certainty gratify ing, aud it would be well if the whole Union exhibit 8 similar increase of popu'ation. Cainer oy Br noLany.— Yesterday morning at about two | o'clock officer Bennett saw a man emerging from tho rest- dence of Mr. James R. Thompson, No. 90 Warren street. | H's movements appearing suspicious, the officer stopped | bim and found in bis possession a silvor knife and fork | and two silver spoons. The man gave his name as Henry | Burris, and sald he was atailor by trade (aobody ever beard of a tailor mentioning bis ——— without add- | lpg ‘by trade’’), examination |t be he patna ey | ! On the burglary bad been effected by Law gy) it with rennet rear basement window through fae broken pane. He was taken before the Recorder, when be ackn 6 guilt, and implicated two other men in the robbery. waa ccanmitted for trim. New Pouca: Oroamzation.-On Monday evening a new party, called the “Cajon Minute Men," in the in- terest of Bell and Eve rai ae ooo at the National | Up i@ number signed the roll as members rane Mrvureday evening meet at Frankiin and on Friday eve- end the Bell nnd Everett mass meeting at Personal intelligence. Mayor Swann and family, of Baltimore, are stopping at the New York Hotel. Madame Le Vert, of Mobile, authoress of “Souvenirs of Travel,” Is stopping at the Fit Avenue Hotel. Gen. P. W. Strader, of Cincinnati; Judge Eppes, of Fo én, and F.C. Loomis, of Virginia, are stopping’ at Metropolitan Hotel. Lonils F. Surris, Charies F. Stewart and Lucien F. ria, all of Madeira, are stopping at the Union Place Hote iste. Don Platt aod R. Schenck, beto of Ohio; J. W. Lewis and B. B. Betedkiss, both of Connecticut, are stopping the St. Denis Hotel. Mr. Julian, of London; W. H. Patvo, 14 Bob, of Liverpool, are stopp! o ee) and J. it the Everett Moore, of Oh'o; Dr, R. H. Carnst and . Robbins, of the United States Collier and family, of St Louts; ‘Rendall Bust | 8 J. Peters, all of New Orleans, and J.C. | ae Senay Gy Gney SS | terday. | Major Kendrick, of Weet Poirt, Lieut. Trenehard, of the United states Novy, and fara Hammersley party, of New York; B. Pattridge, of Ohio; Richard yet Irwin, fou Washington: C. Bruce Alleyne, of Londow, and | aghkecpelc, are stopping at the | Capt. Bradford, of the Colted States Army: M. A. 7a- briskio, of New York, Dr. & Heir and b. L. Cater aad fomily, all of Florida; @. W. Tayior asd lady, of Georgia, | \ | the Lafarge Bovee. onck!, Ror ister the Unitet Sater miondat von Guolebroeek, Mintater from aod to the United States, A. Thinberlinke, from Washin; Samuel Bunt aed J.B. Thomas and lady, all of more Charles No Hodert and family, of Charleston. § Ollphant, of New York: T. @ Bolton, of Missias!p: kat Sy heey, of Paris, are stopping at the Clarendon Fth Avenue Hote! ais 1. Severs, of Washington Territory, Hoa. W. Bighow, of Peanaylennia, Bon Farmeiee, of , Aimaay Ges, Palfrey end lady, of New Orleans: Col Sprige, of Maryland, Dr, MeDwe'él, of Delaware: Ml Titcomb,’ of | tou; & D. Addison and deugbter, cf New Or Geek!) and faa liy, of Phtiadolphia, are stop | ry th ihe te: Nicholas tel The Narione of Florence ansounces that Josep Mezaiai (ie (n Tukcany at present, Mr. Ward. of Auburn, 6. ¥., bas received tnatroctions from the Bog'tsb ‘Admiralty to carry out « @nal fortes of exporimenta at “ciomar® gen, frevay with a erie ne wyetem of coenn telegrap! in the royal rary. faye gong | re FE ie ted Btates government. United States District Court, | . Before Hoe, Judge Beta. ACGTHR .—Oniied States vo. the bark Katelin th | case Joba J, Dub! was offercd as surety for the vosscl, her tackle, cargo, &e, Op examination by the Hon, Jamee United States District Attorney, the bail wore that Be waa tp business as 0 coTin maker and funeral furvieber, at 1% Besex and that be was worth $15,000, the ball required 100, Bie property commisted of rai eatate, $1000, funeral coaches, bearaes and horses, $4,000; oof ns, &e., fend materials, stock i trade, Ot, @B,26, wee | decision centered, Machines | Broadway, Rew Yorks ant 153 Falioo mreet, Theodore Fay, Jr. o| te pee Intelligence. pe Nyerexovs Disaragnnance.—Albert Stelabruch, a Ger man tailor, d sappeared from his residence, No. 46 Tho- mas street, on Thursday Iast, since when no tilings of him have been received, His friends fear that he bas | fallen into the hands of evil disposed persons, or more | probably either drowned himself or was drowned, as he | went towards the North River when leaving home. He ig about thirty two yeare of age , slightly built, about | five feet three inches in height, of fair complexion, dark | hair, and with whiskere under the chin, He wore a biack | frock coat, cassimere pants and vest, and a black Kossuth Firs ts Hepson Sraxer —Shortly after one o'clock on Tuesday morning a fre broke out in the boot and shoe store of Breen & Snow, 369 Hudson treet. The flames ‘were soon extinguished by the firemen. The stock was damaged by fire and water about $800, Insured for $1,000 in the Columbia Insurance Company. Fm iy Broapway.—Between eleven and twelve on Tuesday morning a fire originated on the sixt) floor of the building Nos. 877 and 879 Broadway, on the premises of Lathrop & Wilkinson, dealers in fancy goods. Tho fire was caused by the ignition of some ‘nloohol one beach where Ruth was sealing ateene bet bottles. will meee to about $25. fra 0 8 Ww. be free companies. The ‘Sullding is wrence; it is damaged about $10; gad A Ticket Swinpiar Vicrouzes 4 CueRgYuaN.—The Rev. E. D. Shaw, w Western clergyman, a day or two ago was victimized by a ticket seller named Henry Smethurst, employed in an office in West street by overc! him on the purchase of a ticket to Cincinnati Judge Welsh issued & warrant for the olfender, who was held to bail in the sum of $500, Mmaccvrovs Escarr.—As Mr. R. McD. Scott, soap and candle maker, was driving in his wagon up Eleventh ave- nue, near Thirty-seventh street, his horse shied at the approaching four o'clock cars, snd backed over an area some twenty feet deep. Strange to say, with the excep- tion of some bruises to horse, wagon and driver, all es- caped. We may mention that the cars at this poiat va. verse the public street. They goat full speed. Muitany.—The Natioval Blues, of New Haven, Captain Bristol, Jr., will arrive in the city about three o’clock this afternoon, and be received by the Highwood Guard, of Hoboken, Captain Newkirk, who haye made prepara. tions to give them a hearty welcome. They will proceed by steamer from leek slip to Hoboken, omens they will de entertained by a dinner at Odd Fellows’ Hall. At four o'clock both companies will cross the Canal street ferry, and proceed through Canal street to Broadway, down Broadway to the Battery, and thence to the Norwich and Worcester line of steamers, and embark on board the Vanderbilt for Boston. They vill po doubt receive a warm reception in Boston, as extensive arrangements have been made by the Second regiment, Col. Cowdin. Fexmrat or Cart. Ocomw.—The funeral of Capt. Heary W. Ogden, United States Navy, who died at his residence in New York, on Saturday last, took place yesterday af- ternoon. It was attended by a ae of distinguished officers of the army, marine 0s Well a8 a large concourse of the relations and ‘ries of deceased, ‘Thefmar ines of the Brooklyn marine barracks and Coited States receiving ship North Caroltua, under the command of Capt. A. S. Taylor, acted as an cecort, accompanied by the band of the North Carolina. The remains were taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment Capt. Ogden on- tered the service on the 1st September, 1311, out of which ‘ime he spent sixteen years and six months at sea, but owing to his rapidly declining Lealth of late years be was placed on the reserved !ist. Capt. Ogden bore the reputation of an eificient and energetic officer, and leaves behind bim a name connected with the mest stirring Umes of the war of 1812. Prurowary ix Hlaniza.—The honse of Mr. Wm. B. Ken- oD, corner of Second avenue and 117th street, Harlem, was entered by burglars on Monday afternoon, while the family were absent attending the ceremonies of laying } the corner stone of the Second avenue Methodist Episco- pol church, only one block from their dwelling. Money, silverware and ene were taken to the amount of ive bundred dollars. Nove. Amncse ov Pemsn. —Among the freight of tho ship Sabine, Capt. Hardee, from Bombay, which ar- rived at this port yesterd: an _ cases of marble an- Liquities from the ruins of Laxom Sreampoat p Tale ‘steamboat Connecti- cut, Capt, Wilcox, of a Boston steamboat line, via Nor- freigbt of the season. ipally of pia goods, and the items one thousand = of cotton me from the Atlantic Milis, Lawrence, joodhue & Co., of this city, and do- mal for ne ative to China, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In your ismue of Saturday's Hieratn it was mentioned about the arrest of Daniel Biggs for perjury. In contra- divin thereof, I am bappy to state X was not the man, and I was hon DANIEL BIGGS. Ala to Syrti Sufferers. The committee for the relief of the destitute and euffer- in Syria, acknow edge the receipt of the following + $6 © Widow, Augusta, Ga $10 00 ee - 600 T.C. $2, Uister Go.” AGleltheim’r 2500 $5, R $1, W. $1, W.M. Terseeess see 10 00 Ps) 9 00 Collected by E. W. Ad- 10 00 ams,Elizabeth,N.J. 4 50 5 0 Mead, ‘Stowell &'Co,. 20 00 : 500 Dubola & Vandervoort 50 00 : 10 Country Minister New 0 00 Brunswick, N.'J... 5 00 50 48 00 » £0 : 500 + 25 00 462 60 Previously acknowledged. Ot 40 Tota! Pa es $8,973 90 | WM. A BOOTH, Treasurer, 5 Frout street. Shirts! Shirts!!—Six for $8. Made from the best Wesnenting and water twist mustin. Deon Ma “hatha street, corner of Pearl. Gaurney’s Gallery, mm sieeve Photograp! 0 eT statures in Of, and Dagnerrectypes. — ~ eal Pmotegravte. =i niature, Cabins, IPSEC HAR HA WILLIAMSON, Ratablished 185, Hoop, Hurrah, mye yy Gota Baby.— It's not a rine montha’ wonder, day: Rod apxious mother atm raph by the baby Sery for he new ae Pky A & Sonv Overstrang Gra: conaidered And aquare Pianos are now the beat mans fact: are warranted fur five years. Warercoms 32 and 44 Walker aareet. Grover & yt Celebrated Noiseless best in nae for family sewing. 496 rect, Brooklyu. Wheeler & Yueonte Sewing Machinos, office 608 Broadway, ¥ ooo ‘The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines nati Seas 4 60., 509 Broadway. o'cloek pr ‘The Sewing Machine Election Shoalct be lent to the laden, VOTES ALREADY CAST Por the, GROVER & BAKER, bad toe speomring ma_ortiies fron. all quartere altest their cagectte to riormive Adig e.ec- g to the ren! merits of the cay * TLesther * and “lore stitches “tet are net loctadt— however recommended by dearly bomebt and iondly trumpetet Cy alone of ccmmiiters more akllied in making (Airy pay Hina te machine sew EP vont ° piss «the TApres Peed, THs GROVER & BAKRR, ks’ Standard Scal 7 branch of bungee where a corree! ant 12 TES RA Pub nad DEscR Ho aacchas os on 7 FAIRBANKS & OO. 99 ready (Between Dey and Coruandt Crestaaanere Halr pirsiely appuled. 3 Roe awn | datas i fuetts Saese &5 Serer | Bo tarsion s m wet WAT. “leewart { or reels) ai Tow Bill's Heir bs Sy 50 Conta.—Depot No. 2 ‘Vinceiky Crees, AOS sold by Ail dragetos, Lnmpitadle ima out tor: MeLeavghiin’s Improved French Yoke fina foney mada omaenure. Btore corner Gree: wee ota Sarasa rnseeerantes _ AUGUST 29, 1860, FAMILY HERALD. | 78 Our Centrai Gold Region—The Irrepresoi- | 7 ble Conflict—Where We Pass the Sum- mer—The Canadian Commotion—Inter- | esting from Japan—News from the Pa- | ciflc—Hon, Wm, H. Seward at Home— Local News of New York—Markets, &, The Fawmy Gaxarp, in ite issue of to-day (Wednes- | harista day), will contain a Map of the Pike’s Peak Gold Dis- | tricts, with a History of the Gold Discovery and of the operations of the last two yeara—Doscription of the Mines—Quartz Mines and Piacors—Climate and Agricul- | tural Resources, &c,; The Irrepressible Coniiict—Our Cor- respondence from the East and the Weat, the North and the South; Photographic Views of Our Watering Places Life on the Mountains, on the Beach, and on the Boad—Interesting News from Jepan; Au account of | ‘the Progress of the Prince of Wales io Canada, Nows from California; AMfairs iv Europe; A very interesting Lettor | from Our Correspondent at Auburn, giving the Hon. Wm. Hi. Seward’s Home Views on National Politics, &c. ‘The Local News of Now York and Vicinity of importance; | Reports of the Cattle, Provision und Moucy Markots, | and all interesting news matters of the preceding week. Txaus—$2 4 year; four centsa singio copy. Subsecrip- tons received at the office, northwest corner of Fulton ‘nd Nassau streets, New York. Single copies for sale at | the counter and by all news agents. Advertisements in- | sorted at the usus! Haracp rates. Reamings of, the Delaware mente Lotte- ries.—WOOD, EDDY & OO., Managers of DELAWARE, KENTUCKY ju ‘MISSOURI a Osi al Denaws ARE—ERTRA Crass 409, AvGUST 25, 1860, 2, 9, 68, S4, So. 47, 41, 56, rene! 38, 21, 39, 410,’ Auduse 23, 30, 25, 4, ii 4, 34, 48, 33, 6, 51, 3S, | wi, 28. ‘Cireulars sen! b: addreanag Woops ind « oy Wilineta D Delaware, Ort WOOD, EDDY & CO,, 8. Louis. Migsourt. Drawings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Delaware Lotteries:— Bussex Couxty—Crass 205, ©, 3, 55, 45, 6, 26, Fri ao eth 2s, , ol. Cowsouiparen Lorreny—Ciass 149, Avause 25, 1860, ' | | | mi MISC HLLATMOUR | T JONES. 1 WAR AWD 12 a “ANS STRReT, a NEW AT YLe of Shoes ad Gaivere ai 83, warranied © give perfect sacle 2 HOLABALE -SB0ARS xace * TO SH PER wand, Cash buyers ore cnet todacem cu * 16 Broadway. GENUINE HAIR RE ASTTS. —TWENTY FIVS Paouanod gross sold in one yenz. ‘The immense ole and popularity of WOOD'S Hair Restorative has caused & in the country to go into the manfactare of eme, my Ry resa- reparation for the hair, ve, Day Professor O, of over four hupdred fpto every part of the U If yo wast & 0, 5. Wood's. His | At eter THE HOTEL ST. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENCE, New York ork wt sina elegantly furaished Rooms and guite front Rooms in this conveniently located Hotel NOVELTY.—HUMOROUS PHASES OP “tie! “PRUN.NEGRAPE.” RTL & ROCKWOOD, 89 Broadway. MANDY, WINE, SCHNAPPS, RUM AND WHISEST. 10,000 canes of BRANDY, various vintages, 30,000 cases of BCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS, Uiroe years ts wore, very fine. §,000 cases PORT WINK, various vintages, and grades, 10,000 eases of SHER: Pale and browa, of very tuperior quay i priate sal 6.000 cases of Wap a 2,000 eases of BCOTC! cases of Bi a A va 000 cases old SAMATC Belcered with great preat care, very dae, 2.000 cases of ld 8 Bt. cere BUM, | A*EE, 2 | Introduced thie day 41, 49, 68, oT, 3. ite 27, 64, 77, RN 70, 53. -nokpaiters a: Delaware. Royal Havana Lottery. Non. 18,507, 25,871 2;328, 2,336, 15,611, drew the Ove cap!- tal prizes in the drawing of August 4. Clreulare sent free of exprnes by addressing Don Rodriquez, care of Clty Post. Charleston, 8. The Newport Hat, at White’s.—Some- men should see it, Tobe Broadway, opposite bt Paul's Shirts! Shirte!!—Six for 98. Made from the best Wam Bplie and wate water twist mualin. Depot 106 (1 areet, corner of Pearl. on or oy men dima sale—A five opportunity of making money without risk— William's Patent Var ty Plough—% rare “op for or email capitalisia—There wea litle fortune ta Uke pe populated county in the States. Tt is among most important ag ricultural improvements ever made, re- Seling in the saving tothe foreman of over onernll ofthe bre: sent cost of all his ploughs, after deducting one hundred we Cnn mn oF v0 sale. Hough at the extensive of A. F. ‘esey sireet. J. HARB x want TLURST. Mi Coorzy—Magray.—At the residence of the Am- between Miss Nuva Cooumy, daughter of the Cooley, of New York, and Mr. bm ag Dixney Embaaps Maguay, bauker, of Florence, eldest son of J. L. Maquay, Faq., England. McCamty—Brar.—At Port Chester, Sunday , August 19, by Rev. Mr. Sexton, Joun W. McCagry, of ‘k, Irland, to Hesrer Brat, of Port Chester. Al) Irish papers please cop: my Paiyery—Cauramt.—On Thursday, August 23, at the residence of T. C. Evans, near Hendersonville, N. C., General H, W. Patrray, of Now Oricans, to Miss Laces Vuwista, daughter of’ General R. B. Campbell, United States Consul at London. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Saratoga, August 28, 1860. Contradict Crosby and Harbeck’s marriage in Hxrap of to day, at Lake George, uo marringe having eo ae J. 8 CROSBY. New York, Boston and Albany papers are requested to copy the above contradiction. a a ALLEN. —At Great Nock, L. L., om Tuesday, Auguat 23, afier a brief iliness, Ametia Evaiym, wife of Samuel oT alle The relatives and friends of the family are invited to a the funcral, from the Nassau Hotel, at Great Neck, , this (Wednetday) afternoon, at two o'clock. “BanaT—On Monday, August 27, Sanam Fiorp, only child of Henry M. and Sarah J. Bailey, aged 10 months and 6 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are a ipvited to attend the funersl, this (Wedesday) morn: at ten o'clock, from the reeidence of her parents, No. Broome street. Canow.—At Norwich, on Saturday, August 25, Rowenr K trude E. Garow, of the. On Tuesday, August 28, after a severe iliness, CARR, & pative uf the parish of Drameau, county Louth, Ireland, The friends ard acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Wedocsday) , Rtwo o'clock, from (he reeidence of his brother- in. law, No. 6 Goerek street, without further invitation. Coxxacty.-On Tuesday morning, Avgust 28, after jong apd painful illness, Mrs Many Corxavry, wife of James Convauty, @ native of the parish of Ballinacree, county Meath, Ireland. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to atteud her funeral, on Thureday, from her lat residence, and that of her son, @barles Connauty, No. 281 East Tweilth street, without further notice. Cxam.—On Bun: August 26, at Lenex, Mass, Mare “akatta, eldest daughter of Henry A. and Batharing raw. Her remains wore taken to Philadelphia for interment. Dwaw.—At his residence, in Vandewater street, in this city, Dr. Nicuoras H. Duew, formerly of the city of Cork, Irelund. Dr. Drew was highly respected and boloved by & large circle of acquaintances as a true man and triot. Mile funeral will take place thie (Wednesday) afternoon, At two o'clock, from bis Iate residence, No. 19 Vande Water Birect. Gxpom.—On Monday, August 27, Josuva Gris, aged 63, Tie relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late reridence, 174 Fast Houston strcet, this (Wednesday) morping, at half past pine o'clonk. Gimwex —Op Monde, wife of Mr, Robert Anges 8 Mra. Mane Aww G:naoy, of No. 49 Allon street, New York, late of Belfast, ireland The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his residence, this (Wedueaday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Belfast papers please copy. vexiy.—At Harlem, on Tuesday, August 28, Mrs. Catiamine Gurzsty, the only daughter of the late James Lytle, ip the 47th year of her age. ‘The rolatives and frienca of the family are reapectfuily inrited to attend the funeral, on fin yA moraing, at ten o'¢lock., trom the Cannon street Baptist chureh oo x. —In this city,on Monday, son 27, ALANSON eon of Heury H. and Caroline L Ham! bs ‘this (Weanesday) ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from tbe residence of Small, No. 1,086 Broadway. F and acquaintances are invited to attend. say On i ite of Heary G. Jullan, and only danghier Ful nenday morning, August 34, Suse Iouias, Feq., aged 27 y ‘lends and the Friends a the family are respect Invited to attend her from Deotor Chapins’ , this ( —L afternoon, at three 7 ovenipg, August 27, at seven , Aged 11 months, Interment thie day (Wednesday), from No, 487 Third avenue, between Thirty forth and Phirty ANb strecte. ym Sunday, August 26, Rowan § Mactor, tances aro respectfully Invited this (Wedveeday) afleracon, at om Pome wt detweee Ico and Marcy | Na eburg , without further notice. —At Cornwall, Orange county, N. Y., on | ik A. MeCouuarr, write of Daniel d relativesof the (amily are reepectfully her funeral, this (Weduoeday) after c'eloek., frem the residence of her son-in-law, Tuite, No, 004 Eighth avenue, | ax —On Tuceday, August 28, Joagrs, the belurod bid of Joba M. and Anne Moore, aged 14 months. Friends of the fam!ly are requested to attend the fune- rel, from tbe residence of bis parents, corner Ninth avo | \ tue aad Thirty Ofth street, this (Wednesday) aferncoa, At two o'eteck County Rracommon, Ireland, papers please copy. Pr =n Monday, August 47, efter \eng aud painful ne, ly son of John V. and Caro. Voe Plonp, aged 1 year, 1 month and 2 days, ‘The frieods and relatives of the Mmily are respec vi 4 invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of b parenta, No, 40 Seventa avenue, corner F ta ateeet, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock, Without furtber aotice. Tho remains will be taken 6 Crees wood Cemetery for interweut nub bent penn Sve P M. io. Tuscamva ds ~ fier of ¥m Laimpeorr, Sr . Ee, Lp Fe af: ii ew Hockinid county S. ¥., on Monday, copaumy hier of Fam. } by J WHO SsHRIEE bY omit MAY LATOR TO ————— Se al « COME AMY, NEEDLE MANUF. ERS, BY HREULER 4 WILEON, inset ROVER & B. HOWE, sINGRR, AND ALL cae WiNG MACHINES. onataee, ¥ and reiail salesroom 42] Broadway, corner of aual 9! NORNS, BUNIONS, IN Ce} Joints and tdnehaen of the Tet pa cl red. {nconve! Hence 10 ike patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, Chiron way. Refers to physicians and ee a re WORLD. Ww Making, without ¢: best ever offered to the a public | Our Bates ‘preverve thelr coolants when exposed to the fire, in the best manner, and our Burgiag Proof Safe “icten th the world. Any one abont'to purchase is re- quested to call and examine for himself. We give the best safe for the least mon maner, SIEARNS & mABvIn. ce as Bred ny corner of Worth street, New York. ORTOR G. 4. REDMAN, HAVING RETURNED PROW Europe, will reeetve his patients and friends at FOR place, ivan street), between ‘Blocawer R. J. HOSTETTER’S CBLEBRATED STOMACH BFP. oa. ae one of the rr ! a8 and 9) action in all cases w dh ie gulaiy of le dipeaue aeneradyer tor aie by “irvena dt peered AND SIGHT wees Dr. VON MOSCHUZISRER, Qculiat snd Anrist, VENTOR OF THE EAR VAPORIAZER, whiten RESTORES THE HEARING Uy THE, MOST OPSTINATE CAS AaE asp,’ STOPS TIE NOE IN MUNDRED® NAVE BEE SOSTOUED 90 RAARING AND S102? READ. BANK OF THE REPUBLIC. New Yorks Avgeat 16,1980. 5 Dr: Yon Moachzisker treated me for deafness very imsenenet er Yat reat ane in ba faror: Nes as good AB ever, G. BL LAMAR, ireaident of the Banke of the epubu. mbt: KON MOSCHZIRKER, the | he well and te Ruropean Oculist and A\ have diseases of the Bye and Kar, Ocn fh 10? OLINTON PLACE. 1 eean ae TH STREMT. FOE, BEAUTIFYING AND PRESERVING THE com iene Fisrence eon £00 Hironway. aud ob ‘ution, None. are ribo Eswenpund. genuipe wi ut the eignat uy 8k: use Madame Lewenberg’s Cry ry signature ri i Gs FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND Assortment tn New York, WS DARE ECO, f. co, YCKER'S FARINA JELLY, A DELICIOUR DESarRT ard beat substitute for animal food, eoriears tables of the Astor House and all the principal ates, Farion era, to it bnrning or Jel ee of vas ‘sce, forme ani i patterca. For afdersitsiacat he tty ta thd rate Tan AND ahaa 5 RXPRES. ym Tuesday, 9 ured ake every To tm "ADA Lea eas t have ace pe on the steamed! ps con MARION ana For Charteston. . NASIVILLE, ' ont. MONTGOMERY, FiORinA. For Savanasa. ALAtAN A and; AUGUBTA j avn ox tax JAMESTOWN, HoakOKE ‘and § For Norfolk, City Point aud Reverse. Gocda fer ike above named stenmebips are recetve4 amd far Sialed by Adama’ Bxpress Company, a 2 P.M. on @ulmy * : INLAND EXPRESS! by Jeave our wmce, a 09 Brondway, dally, intended for the land route. should be plaialy marcag The fast bar A ORLEANS 6 Te crane, va Onaee e faa lexandris, Va., and Tennemee, -dargnon’finpony, em at ot Wand bP. M, wevertin Rane aed NEW ORLEA. Us dave, SPRCIAL NOTICE. When the value of the merebondine abipped by the Adame Li Company We neerted in the, receipts of ante , tke Company insure against al) risks, ate low ral of prow Our » axons call for goods in an of the Vara De Ag Compasy's call Garde may pend co Oe ety to JOHN HORY, at ovr offoa, 0 Broadwer. peek Me eerie COMPANY,“ BRANCH OFFICES, 2 Broadway, aad Ns w Haven Ballroad Depot, Twenty ee veuth street. W YORK STATE FAIR Igo AWA ROED PRENTYM toM VARDERHOOP, 171 West street . for best grain and aney flowr age of every kind. amy i for ali sorta of cam ain few honre notice. Paper Bugs ice ar eae On s" DARD DIAEARED OF THE LONGS A! ¢D THROAT—COR- nit at once Dy 56 eet TF ceniieth greet. PIANO! MNT TEREARE NICO, WA REROOP » 4 ea |. KO BROADWAY. » 800 enennees ena: Ammort nent of FAENCT CHINA mr ” a Auno Thinner Bete made vo eri ry | +— } of tnttiale, at ebort notice. o, Oh morrow, if they use BT fiewmatnes, Cremen snd oh Depot 4 Beekman street. PY ine 25 conta, Arujea Lintment te jiries aad digesses. » MERCHANTS AND TF ia nrawe, T 108 DALY FEWR vs be OLE NING Param te aber a PULL line 4 the arrienle at the mae pe intone TWELVE oe Om, ae ‘Nigur. corvions’ ny, eat Served by good carrion’ to ail aa Wow York, Broceire Hoboxen, or Sersez SAY, carly cath @ orning. yarwr vary /GRRAS TIONAL ovr ON VARDRESOAT, Tun Tassoparn Bo ——F4 ngs 0} kas, yt Yen ay bare Bowe, rams nee iene rs