The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1863, Page 12

OUR CRUISERS. RETURN OF = ennset vasiiad STATES Legs of the Pirate ‘Reea and Others. Very Interesting Details of the Opera- tions of the Pirates. wo Iron-Clad Rebel Steamers to Visit Our Coast, Bey ase be, Our Special Naval Correspondence. ‘Unerep States Gunnoar Unrtep StaTss, New Your, July 1, 1863. We arrived at Portland at balf-past foar o'clock on Monday afternoon, and came to anchor abroast the city, ‘and sent @ boat ashore to confer with the civil authorities Tespecting the Tacony and the captors of the cutter Caleb ©usbing. Upon the boat reaching the dock the officers ‘were met by a deputation from the Mayor and Common Council, and taken in a carriage tothe City Hall, Upon arriving there we were informed that the Tacony hai Deen destroyed by fire, and that her officers and crew ‘were confined in Fort Preble, under charge of Major An- @rews. This was indeed good news for us, although we ‘would have been giad to have captured the Tacony and Drought her in as a prize; but we were satisfied that she ‘wasno more. We were then escorted to the Custom House, and had an interview with the Collector, who kindly showed us tho private log of Captain Reed, which 4s indeed a perfect curiosity, containing higuly pictured accounts of al) his captures. ‘The following extracts 1 was allowed to copy, throug the kindness of Collector Jewett. This log com. mences with the 16th of January, on board the Florida, and ends on Friday, June 26, the day before the capture. If appears from: (hia journal that in going out of Mobile, ‘while still chased by the blockading steamer, the Florida Passed within half a mile of a large man-of-war that did net notice them, although they presented a yery sus- appearance, being whitewashed all over. But for criminal neglect the eruise of the Florida might have been hg tie and her depredat ions prevented. The journal contaius on the drat @ list of the Officers of the Confederate steamer on board of which C. W. Reed as wecout lieutenant. By this Teoord it pines that each vesso\, os captured and ue Taniene Loon aap NE de hemmtm! ue e wing, put under comma: jashipmaa Flo; the brig Clarence, undor command of Seoond Lieutenant C. W. Reed, who succeeded to the bark Tacony , and thence 0 the schooner Archer, which makes Florida No. 5. June 12, they captured the bark Tacony and trans. ferred themselves to her. The journal says:— After we got aboard the bark and set the ves els afirc, be (Captain R.) mustered all Lands and read to us bis in: structions from Captuin Maffit. Tbe plan, ag laid down, ‘was a bold one, but, ! must say,a reckless one, and I can not approve of it; it was impossible for any one to con ceive it, and had we been successful, the Yankees would Dave opened their,eyes and thought Hell was certainly ‘broke ioose. Time will tell what will be our fate, as for me, I have a heart for overy fate— ‘A tear {or those who love me, A smile for those who bate, Saturday, June 13. it says:— To-day lowry and hazy, for us good weather, as we may escape the lookout of a cruiser. Yesterday Mr. R. sald we might make up ouraminds to be tuken prisoners. Hope ‘wo will be lucky enough to pass clear. I dv not think we will bo takeu, though the geveral opinion is that we will be captured. The writer's opinion of the honor of bis associates may ‘de inferred from bis eutry of June 14:— This day misty aod dull. Expect that the Yankees ave the news of our exploits by this time, and will be i ramen after us, ‘witb = come. y Tigh comes n be able to give them a rice, pot Chae ee a We will gi Ip chon. I ta gold piece last might. It was take ont ot ay pocket. | thought we had got rid of the light finge gouty; but {t appears not. Time may come when they may Want my assistance May be they will get it aa a berry. Some 1 would go any length for, others I would pot turn my hand over for. All have made their minds ‘up & be captured, and some wish it, | believe. ‘Jone 15 —A British brig was fallen in with, from which ah — ge of the 1ith wes obtained. Says the record:— learned that Vicksburg was not yet taken, and that @he fede got whipped at Port Hudson, and the negro ent cut up awfully. own 20.— Mallen was called aft and put in irons he was heard to say that he ‘wished a Yankee @upboas would come Journal says ‘The Ir will think it rather hard to meet the rebels Before they have janded in the glorious Union. When y ‘Ubey go lato the Geld they will be apt to smell Hell, 1 wadonians that B prefers the charge against Mullea, and = bis life op the jock us long as he, M rags the world. The Jourvaliet disapproves the conduct of some of bis ' thinks they don't know how to treat be den’t know why prisoners of war should cated as men, and thie it tuconsiderate to call man a ‘damned dog, d then sit down and commence eonversation with him. Jvunm 23.—A Sshing schooner burned. She was the Ada, of Gloucester. says the record:—The captain—the owner—worked twelve years to get her. He and those ‘Belonging to him will now feel the effects of our war at ‘treir own door. Peas 24. —The Shatemuc, of Boston, was cantare with ers, and bonded ‘for $150,000. Mer Teesike netieect «| private log by copying entire the record from the 25th, until the thread was cut by the 25, 1863.—We find ourselves this r Archer, which we captured Dull to get her, and alter jor the shi ich they treat spay, June ‘Bot to injure her. He then had all bands called to mus- ter, and informed us that we would go aboard the achooner, as our bark was too well known, apd that there were some twenty vessels after us, and that it was favardous for us to remain, aod that for a few days ‘we would keep the schooner unti! we could get something faster for us aud too fast for them. All bands immediately ot bags and bed ready, also all provistons that we need- @d, and were ovgaged ail night ia removing the necessary @rticles from the bark—guns, ammunition, &e.—and about two o’closk we fired ber and teok the last boat fur our new vessel, which is a very (ast one of ite class. As soou as | got aboard the Archer like going from a very large house to a very small one, everything erowded and in confusion, Tired and awful sleepy, hav- dmg bad but little sleep the wight before, I dropped my ‘self wherever | coaid, and was asleep iinmed: \y. When 1 gol up this morning we went to work to put things to ri, 00s a little ip our new home. I reckon we will be com. for wble enough ; we have plenty to eat, and tha; of a good lity, too. I'expect that the Shatemuc wil get in to <). when we will bave our names up again on the Goings of the pirates. We heard that there are aixty ‘thousand men in arms in New York to resist the draft, Gid Abe will seon bave bis hands full, if not full enough with us. They can save their credit now by acknowledg- ‘tng ur—the sooner the better for themselves. I believe Were is another expedition piauued tor us. Lf successful, Mr. Yankee will ope bis eyor and suy “Darn it’ Faipay, June 26, 1863.—Our new vessel sails like the wind, but jumjs the devil out of countenance, and, jam- Up here in the head, I feel the motion sensibly in ‘iting. We have been steoring all night west by worth, and this morning | made jand, it being the first Fe iuand Noronba. We are I believe. This morning in it, we will keep them ‘we have seeo since we ieft now abreast of Portiand Il we Wok @ Dont with two bot a short time. They say we are about forty miles from Portland Would not there be some excitement in Portland now if they but knew that we were 80 cioge to them’ A steamer would be out forus inaburry. We are bound on some dare-devii expedition. Whatever it 4s | Know the goneral impression i# shat we shall cut out ‘the cutter laying in the harbor of Portland, aod then take Asteamor. if we are ouiy successful we shal! have some gers, and | ¢ takon the sails out of # m board the Florida on a# they heur of our exploiie, T bet they will bite “ibetr for T think they bave footed themselves good. So much for rivairy and potty malice. If we were to meot Ler to-inorrow she could not take our glory from us, as it will be all we will get. At present writing, halt pact two P. M., we are abroast of io Isiand Lighthouse, distant about one and @ miles, Portiand distant about thirty miles. My im Pression is that wo will pot capture tl ter, for we ‘would soon have t get out of ber, ber gums being we only ~ we could use, aud, besides, she being so weil known, there wonld be a perfect lue'umt cry after us, The captain of thie vessel says he bas not voted in fifteen years, and (bat in March 4. 1s the “busiest time with dsb. y n fact they never meddle with politics. 1 woe we loft the Florida, and we ha vessels of a!) elacses, froma 1,200 ton n echoomer. L challenge the record cf the rk Whistling Wind, and up to this tine vooselé im all, not counting the brig © just told me the intention of our "890 we have & Clarenoe picking cakuin. Al day | have belped to maxe it into ale If succesful im the objeet Doth, the giv and poopie of th 4 States will be astonihed. It i a Hobe wehe me, aud will be cot 1 Me Reed is not promoted to mn wy deserves it. It nothing an eventful one in story of every man ® captaincy no Luror up agninat oe tt the present war, and ai connected with us. The person who wrote this styios himeolf a «lands. aan” im the course of bi eirn. | have siready @rawn #0 largely upon the © log 1 have no spece for comments, I would sunply eakum balls, which will probably © © to those intended ure, which was, deubtiess whe, pitch or tae, to be emploged for incendiary Collector Jewett bas in the Custom House (he «f the Tacony: ako the ehronometer, papers, 4 he bad taken from the diferent veseels Licutnant Reed aay ed only his private cary the cutter Caleb Cushing, which be deliver: | diet that the deve: NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. E op overhauling theso pepers, found tty = te tbe Facony the boud given by the the ship shatemuc, a copy of which I give Lioutenant Browne, in L's private journal June 2%, says, “Captured the ship Shatemuc, of with 315 wild ‘sine. Ibe wild Irishmen, no ‘COPY @F QAPTAIN Apispe’s BOXD. $150,000. ©. 8 Baan Frompa No. 2, At “ea, June 24, 3008, Thirty days after the ratification of @ treaty of peace Comfederate States and.the Stater between the Comfe United oo Ginseinns 1, OF we, Bremntar 1p Bay, te jhe Foeahdan! it of she Confederate Ftates the eum of one hundred and fi thousand dollars ($150,000) for the release of ihe ‘Shatemuc and cargo. JOHN HU. OXNARD, Master of Ship Shatemuc. written with pen.) fe reg kc ere, though some very fast ateamers, which were probably alre .dy ou our coast. He also said ‘that the burning of the fisbing ‘Vessels was rather in opposition to his feelings, but tbat Dis orders were to destroy everything he came across which flew the Yankee flag. The entire crew of officers and men looked exceedingly well, and were in the be-t of spirits, and they seemed contented to await their exchange, which they did not consider very A reat deal might be said in reference to those who were prominems in the canes of the rebel crew; but my time will not allow a mi- Bute history of each. Mr. E. le, local editor oe tho Datly Argus, was one of the many who promptly rushed to the rescue and rendered great service and assistance, and bte daring feats will not be soon forgotten. As the object of our search had been destro; it was deemed best to proceed to New York, and atT M, we left the good city of Portland and wended our way toward the Empire City, where we arrived recog Oe of July1. at 9 A.M. The United States has been chased by the government, and will go into coment very soon, British Sympathy with the Anti-Slavery Movement. ADDRESS OF REV.‘ DR. MASSIE. On Sunday evening the Broadway Tabernacie (Rev. Dr. ‘Thompeon’s) was well filled, to listen to an address upon English sympathy with anti-slavery im the United States by Rev. Dr. Massie, of Loudon, who comes as the repre- sentative of four thousand British ministers, with their protest against recoguizing the slaveholders’ confederacy, and their appeal for emancipation. Dr. Thompson briefly introduced Dr. Massie, who proceeded ina lengthy dis course to establish the sovercignty of God, the brotber- hood of man, and the designs of Providence in making America the home of liberty, religion and learnicg. He said he was ashamed that only four thousand British miniators signed the paper sympathizing with the Unitea States in its confiet with slavery; but he affirmed that thousands withheld their signatures from misrepre- sentation, acting under the conviction that the American war had nothing to do with slavery. He showed that the interests of Fngland and America were ideutical, and pointed out the fe el under beeper British Teople iabored, among which was ignorance the googra the United States. Mivieters had actual! ed. Bima to “4 He had addreased in Scotland and England, especially in though some of the audience were working men, who had yust come from the dockyards where piratical ships were being constructed, and hissed anti slavery sentiments, pot one accepted the challenge to defend the cause of the South The | vast majority" of | tho mh of Enghnd were in favor of Se anh car. sepily lockndifer’ the ‘abeiison-of emacs die ieee gave @ detailed account of the grent conference held in Manchester, where an address was adopted ex] ive of sympathy with the cause of the emancipation of the slave, which he read, Jt congratulated the United States on the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, the extinetion of the slave trade, ana the issuing of the President's proclamation. 1n conelusion, the addres: deprecated any bngean oy nd action in reference to emancipation, Dr. Massie came to this. countey to plead the cause of just to the negro citizen of the United States, and also as the friend of the siaveholder. that he might be delivered from: the curse of power. He wished to gain the co-operation of ‘America with England in diffusing the principle of the religion of Jesus Christ. After prayer the co gregation was wae dismiased, Important Arrest erro “ries CaPtOhe OF Ped cox GOLDEN AND DORAN, OF NEW YO) About eight o’clock Saturday, the Fourth of July morn- ing, Judge Dowling, of this city, saw two men in Centre street whom he recognized as burglars. Not doubting bet that they were about to make @ professional excursion or tour of observation, the Judge reported the fact, as well as his conviction respecting them, to officer Doran and Captain Jordan, of the Sixth police precinct. ‘The captain immediately detailed officer Doran to go on their track and‘‘pipe” them. The officer sew them go down to James street ferry and enter the bort. He fol- towed, and the trio took the nine o’clock %rin to Hun- tor’s Point, and thence to Flushing, Long ).an. Not being aware they were watched, the two mn, wb were very respectably attired, roved about quite Creely looking at severs! houses in the neighborhood. Officer Doran returued to New York and reported to Captain Jordan, ate ordered offcer Golden, of | the Sixth precinct, to mn. th to return to Long Island and act as they thought best in the premises. Officers Golden and Doran went back and again saw the two men, Doran con- coaling bimself by bathe error pikes oN pied three Fo pe Catena rer ony alarmed. The offloers had no doubt but “the Peale s nit ey had not anenty commit a a aries? on they ton ak aioeiee the last, trata would leave for Ni Tecate es ere to the village of York uring for the pu a ye anticipated, of getting on the train to New York. They did not think that they would enter the cars at the depot, lest they would be recognized by some person in the crowd. The officers, therefore, took passage themselves in the train, and, as’ they prudently Anticipated, their game entered the cars at West Flushing, en soute to New York. The officers then had them safe! and on their arrival at James street ferry they arrested them, bey found them to be two well known jlars— one named Joseph Fowler, alias hose Fogel, foes other Alfred Fvans, alias Wallace. Durit day they had robbed two houses ou Loug Island—that of (. B. Acker. man and the house of Charles P. Frame. From the house of Mr. Ackerman they took one hundred and one dollars in greoubacks, lourreocy anda fifty ceat silver coin. From Mr. e they took one hun dred and fifty dollars’ worth of jeweiry, omg led to Mrs. Frame, a Colt’s revolver, @ box of percussion ‘and some other small articles. They entered the homes by means of skeleton keys and Rigas and locked the doors atter leaving. ‘The property has been recovered. Mrs. Frame has idootified ber ph Anny and her husband will attend to-day in order to identify the whole pro- porty, 80 as to make the case complete against the glars. The two men have been tn the State Prison for terms of nine and ton years, and the office s eatertain no doubt that they are the men who commitied the burglary on the house of Mr. Oakey Hall, the District Attorney. A complete set of burglars’ tools was taken from each of the men. Officer Golden states that they ore the best finished and most costly Of sthese instruments which he bas seen for some time As’many dering burglaries have been committed lat in Willlamsburg and other parts of Long Island, the capture of Fowler aud Evans, witb all their Bluse, is of great importance to the inhabitaste. The prompt and cantious manner in whict it was effected FeBectes kreat credit on officers Goldeu apd Jordan, of the Sixth precinct, a8 they displayed skill, j orgy in the matter. “The quick sighted judge Dowling and active Captain Jordan are also entitied to the thanks of the community Fatat Stans ArrRay.—Abont midnight on Friday Inst @ young man named Thomas MoAvoy, sixteen years of age, awire worker by trade, was killed by being stabved in Twenty second street. fie was removed to Bellevue Hospital, where Coroner Ranney took his afte mortem examination, as follows:—Thomas McAvoy , being duly sworn, deposed and said:—I reside in avenue A, be- tween Seventeenth and kightecnt streets; I believe my- self in a very dangerous condition; this morning (July 4), between twelve and one o'clock, there were six or eight of us standing on the walk, aod we went to the corner of Tweaty-second street and Third avenue, where there was Adance, I then asked James Brady to go and havea drink, and we went to Twenty second street, between Second and Third avenues, to a place kept by one Clancy; when we revhed the ‘0 were two men naned Michael ber of men I dkt not know; & quarrel; Mike Bone, James Pradiey Honey were attacked and more or less went ont to Pir. Cooper's to get some medicine for H and then returned to Twenty secoud etreet, where we met a number of No. Bf eagine boys; we thea all went up to Clancy’s again to se who had injured Patrick Henay : Taw them fighting before the door, and saw a large tnan come towards me ‘vith his band and be plonged it into my bowels: when the man came uy (6 me he said. “You son of a bitch what do you want,’ my bowels came out and 1 put my hand ta them to hola them in: 1 was then t to Bellevue Hoa. pital: | do not know the man who stabbed me, but f should know him if | shoul! see him The friends ot the deceased sutrou the building tnd endeavored to prevent the Coroner from performing his duty. The injured man died at alate honr on Saturday evening and an inquest was held in the case at the Kighteentn ward statho be yesterday A large number of wit were examined, when it was elicited that the de. coased in yy With a number of others, hed been to & ball vening (n question whore they all drank ing the bail they went to Clancy's enty seoond etreet, where they took Here they became quarrelsome aud They then congregated on ihe sid Bone and James Costello, besides @ oum- foto ck gy got ago ney which had bew on the result of a or Mebt. A free fight eneved, aut which labbed. Lawrence Conners, o 221 Kast Twentieth street, testified having seen a knife in the hands of Peter Me @ shoemaker, residing at 106 Kast Twenty second street, The Coroner py to MeGrau @ bd ; Who was iK in bed, from, ae he alleged, injuries received on hie head Pernard J. Burns testified that he believed MeGrai! was the min who stabbed Avoy. The jury, after some deliberation, returned a yer. aned came to bis death by etabs jn feted by a knife in the hands of Peter McGrail, the aga of the Forest Oty. Its priveipal conten: perr, registers, &e., of the various vessel terol aud Geeisvse, 12 ju paee, Bee Cabestor, rotor | prisoner will be removed to mbe to wal Phy, carer ved to {be await the action PRIZE MATTERS. Prizes ca) by them, and Prize money. From the beginning of Of June, 1863, weven prize cases have been JSudieated by our courts, and the is now ready for payment at Washington. The sum is 208, to be distributed them as their sbares for the service they have rendered in enforcing the biockade:— LIST OF ERIZE CASES ADJUDICATED AND ORDERED FOR DISTRIBUTION FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE WAR TO THE PRESENT TIME, JUNE 4, 1863. 1861. ree steamer South Carolina, capture mrtyent rd Bar- June 10," steimer Union, capture of Hattie 14 344 73 1,208 27 Jue 21, “steamer” Wabaeh, Vand ia, Flag, Union, expture of Amelia... 9,083 45 May 12, steamer Niagara, ‘capture * of General Tarkbill.. 8,504 38 July 4, steamer South Cs ‘lina, ‘capture ‘of Fal. 1,196 32 aes + steamer South Carolina, capture it an ‘9, steamer Union, capture of George 2. Baker, August 20; steamer Q Fair Wind. , August 21, Vandatia, ton. ; September” 5, Brookiya and St Louis, capture een bo an Sosa 1,179 1 2,304 92 1,349 07 + 10,106 23 25,471 61 1,614 97 Quaker City, capture of capture ‘of Henry Middte- ii, South ‘Carojina ‘and'Sam Hous- ton, capture of Soledad Cos. ir 12, Faure capture’ of Harriet ber 23, Cambridge, capture of Julia, see 4,184 95 Gooner 12, Dale, capture of echooner Specie... 2,469 47 October 13, Keystone State, capture of Salvor.. 15.921 28 Nov. 15, ‘St. wrence and Dale, 2,547 98 of Mabel te esescesere, 965, Fov. ture of Fashi n. 46 82 Nov. 30, Savantah, Flag, Pocahontas, Seminole, Seuect, Augvota.caphire of EJ. Waterman., 3,514 18 Dec, 26, Rhode Is! weston nye of halen + 2,257 56 Deo, Dec, 30, Gantoe, capture of Garrone... + 1,665 35 py ore: Connecticut, capture of Kmma... . 4,641 02 Jan. 19, Gunboat Itasca, captureof Lizzie Wee sais ot King Fisber and Bihab Alien, Feb 4, Harriet Lane, captare of Joanna Ward. - 8,324 19 Feb. 7, Montgomery, capture of Isabel, or W. R. cain ed Foe hi ‘Brookiyn, South | Carolina, Itasca, ‘Mer: codita and Hunteville, capture of Magnolia... 83,702 08 Feb. 20, Gunboat re ares po Feb. 25, Bark Kingtishe March 6, Water Witch Mallor; ture of Wm. nnd bark Pergalt, cap: March 1, Mount Vernon, capture of British Queen. sesso ceseees 554 20 March 16, Brig Bohio, capture of BYgene Smith and Henry Travers......... a. 4,435 08 Mareb 2¢ 20, .R. Cayler, capture of Grace.) 7, tH 8 Apri! 8.Gunboats Sagumore and Mercedita, cap ture of Rose and Octavia.... 8,815 43 April 10, Kanawha, capture of ‘Victoria. 24,200 45 April 10, Kanawha, capture of Charlotte. 14,971 63 orl 15, Keystone State and Gem of the Sea, capture of Dixie.........+... 14,260 61 April 19, Gunboat Huron, capture of Guide. 9,426 57 April 31, Kavawha, capture of R. ©. Files 16,617 12 April 23, may Mey i, May 16, of Hew Sxgle... Santiago de Cuba, capture of W. C. |, Jamestown, capturé of Intended , ‘Bainbridge, capture of Newcastie. Matthew Vassar and fea Foam, apiure way ~ Bainbridge ‘and “Amanda, ‘capture of -101,149 01 ua y 27, Suntiago de Guba, ‘eapture 2 “of Tuey 6. supe, Des Soto’ and Kittatiduy, capture of July 7, Gunboat August 4, iia, capture of Ledona. al hg Huron and Augusta, capture of 9,801 44 ‘Tahoma, Siig tei 15; i + valy 12, Mercedita, capture of 115,915 14 1p 41 Avguat 25 G. 'W. Blunt, capture of Wave, 190 45 =. 28, James 8. . Chambers, oo pov sh an august 27, Santiago de Cubs, capture of La- Sia 54 August 21, 8. Cayioe, capiare of Anne Sophia “"37 10 asain ab pi Detlaaces 1,360 10 Sept. Dg cer , capture of Neliy.... 216 30 Nov. 17, Connecticut, carture of Adeline 1,482 00 a 17, Northern Total amount for distribution. . {sat Concord, N. H. Mi Meet! Light, capture of Agnes H. Conconn, N. H., July 4, 1868. Over twenty-five thousand of the democracy of this State assembled here to-day. 1t was one of the largest mass meetings ever held in New Hampsbire, exceeding in numbers and enthusiasm that held a the 17th of Pisce presided, Ex-President commenced by allud' aided end and upon taking the cha! ig ir ing to. the day whore ann was celebrated, and to Union and the constitution, eu- logizing the wisdom and moderation of those who formed them both—who formed a practicable government, and not a mere Utopian sent calamity of the 8 foreign foe, the country was ‘This, he said, was ca sensi ons. fancy. He then lamented times, when, instead of war into domesti by the v cious inter- meddling af too many ‘Of the citizens of the Northern States with the constitutional — of the Southern States, and the discontented people of the Southern States: then co-operated with the intermeddiers in the Northern States, causing & total dist both. After speaking further ef this di regard of thee ao by of the constitution, and its effect atthe seat of war, he con cluded as ‘crated constitution. free and in ws:—Even here in the loyal States mailed band of 0 military usurpation strikes dowD liberties of the people, ro Flat tramples on a lin (Ay =) ~bven, bere, ia these it is made criminal for o t States, citizen soldier, like the gallant Kdgerly, of New Hamp. poe tod y od acourding (0 his couscience; free speech, Clement L. affairs tn Ohio. (Loud martyr of cuss public moderation and a strict ties of this fruitiees of the problamatioa resume a tare the moral power of the ‘and aot on any of tt Mr. Pierce concluded bis ane am. for lieve that all He beeen war—a war prosecuted of September, 1862. fils advice and mili” coercive instrumentalities The Hon. D. W. Voorites, of Indiana, followed General Pierce in an eloquemt and effective speech. He was re ceived with great (avor. and at the mention of “ Vallan. digham,’’ che entire audience os to their feet and broke forth into protonged cbeers, A series of resolutions were then unanimously adopted, denouncing the Polley of tbe administration, aud express: ‘an earnest wish 8 and bono ing gods one EE ie i rable peace apon ible Society. Am The stated meeting of the managers was held at the Bible House, Astor place, on the 2d inst. Rar ies were recognl: ow books, and in regard toh books, an into the Marath! « torning thanke for Two new aux in Massacbusetts and one in Lowey rr none were received from the Rey. H. y returning thanks t of to his translation of the Setipaures : from Rev, James Hickey, re ‘appointed agent of this society in Mexico, stating his earance on daowai ae rer ‘ of opentogs riba © Scriptures, Tronchin, Chairman op ‘@coount Colonel Swiss lialian Committee, re- unde ted by the board, with account of the labors of colportéurs. from Rey, R. Holden, Babia, with account of the conversion of ‘a gentleraan in Peru throw Wilder, Umtwalams, ard vo pelating the Ni fre Baldw om Hey S. Le the Scriptures from Rev, H, A. Alrion, requesting funds, and in re- ‘Veei ment in the Zul Fub Chau, China, ry hs completion of the prinving press and’ progress in ing the Seriptures, w: from Rev. Dr. Peter Pa: of this seciety ta Oh tinopie, wit work in We for Confeder ably eo rm Turkey. prisoners In Fort Delaware; for soldiers vb sem) annual foancial Ker, an to ip gulabileht an nan Rev |G, Biss, Constan. encouraging counts of the Bible Hrants of books were made in Fort Schuyler, books in varions languages, to Suaday schools at Norfolk, Va Christian fogton, vo for the army, to copal wold Choreb, Che in the Uo j for soldiers in hoepitals at Wash- Commission, ja six laagua Amerienn Sunday Sebool choot ‘Uaton’ the Sunday Sehoot Union of the Methodist orokee Testaients, ion army. Bibles for Chey io Port and Spanish, for Payal, the Axores, Firasil and Pert, for Colored peopie at Nor Society, Teunestee, for distribution. Te ehirs’ ‘ebraska, to the Missionary Soeiety of the Pro. day Schoo Kearney, testant Episcopal chi society, to the Mem: Tennessee, 20,000 Bi! their secretary, ‘for | sippt valley.” granted 286 volumes, | by captaine of vesmele to forcign awe in rained letters for the bling, an ol naller qusptity, | wae over 27,500, Speoial p | nervae the lines has been received from the the United States Treasury Lepartment, olk, Va.. wo Tuzewell"County Bible the Hebrew San- Association. for soldiers at Fort uroh t) (le American Missionary +s cag is ~ founty Prvie oclty, ley APG lemaments, the | onfederate Army i abe AMtasie- reoission t) trAnamit them Secretary of There were rious languages, for ‘distrioe. eighteen several others ‘The entire Number of books granted ” POOL, TOUC ee Baa nN steamers sare follow: Pousburee alee orbatied to Hatre: Bron ay Raa fi: Tioteewe eres: —Piret ares from ssa ecage Sie’ Wee omens aedion cd can buy aah At Uae rates ara ort er On MDALION the company's tal sous DALE. axe "Agent, nt 13 Broadway, ¥. HIP oR At RASTE, Greanet ROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, steamelil ThemeamellP GREAT KASTRRN Wacraw Patox commander, ai ee al Tuenday. June 30 From Kew York, Tues And at intervals thereafter of about —_ weoks from each Exe ursion Manets, out and cabin only. a fare anda half. Be rvants accompanying passengers, and children unde Brace is Trees Liverpon, save raten anebave, Att faren parable in gold or its equiv: in United States cur- Tracy. Bach passenger alowed twenty cuble feet of 1uggage. Am eaperienced aurxeon a Plata: IPE bbperecyeerersbennes 26 Hroadway. N. ¥. office. For Sratghie hs apply to HOWLAND & ASPINWALL. Agenta, 64 South at pee ATLANTIC: Tins ROYAL STEAM (NAV IGATION MPANY. @ALWAY LI ADRIATIO, 1.200 horse power, 44 io ons NTA, 1.0) horse power. 8.009 1ona. MBE. 1. nhsiO0 horse power, 8,000 tons. ANGLIA. 1,000 horse rower, 3,000 tons, The maeeliaet ‘steans!in ADRIATIC will safl from Liverpenl, via Galway. few York Wednesday, the ath of July. to be foliowed by the other steamers 0! the line every alternate Wednentar. ‘passage from Liverpool to New York, payable in 94,07 He equivalent 1m currency : Ao 88 23 “* iS an Mice of the agents, or ais ia ie ABEL & SEARLE, 23 Broadway. _Eteazen Joxzs, Moonen STEAM TO LONDONDERRY. OLARGOW AND LIVER: ‘Montreal Steam en in Aaa ‘8 first.clasa, ee ei ORTH AM CAN, Capt. urKeen, and United States mails, wil nail from quebec next Helurtay, July 1). Rates of pas sage from New York :—! mat el ‘Tass. according to accommoda- Ee a S81 ane 873: “fonad with good provisiona, perebiats. nid or ireent in United malen are ficater ringing Out pasrenger Ae he pineal towns In aon ce We pad Ireland Vat very For passage apply 8 roa lway, BAI SEARLE, General Agent_ “AMBURG AMERICAN ty pre COMPANY. ‘The favorite fret clase an elegant tron mail steamabip ARTA, E., MEIER, Commander, eafls carrying the United States inal from pier 21 North river, foot of Puls street. positively sh BATORDAY. any th and takes pascencera for Hamburg. London, Havre and Deuthoranica at the following reten, First cabin. $106: second cabin, $62 50; steerage, $37 50, payable in gold or ite equivatent. The Saxonia will mucceed the Ravaria on July 25. For passnee apis 10, 45 Exchange place, or é on paaenARD ¢ BOAS, 18! Sreeway. N.Y. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP NEW YORK, Capt. @. Wenake, commander, carrying the United Biates mail, ill sail from pier 30 Nort river, foot of Cham- bers street. SATURDAY, JULY a8 AT 12 O'CLOCK M., BREMEN, vIA "SOUTHAMPTON, Taking passengers to LONDON, HAVRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMBN at the following rates, payable in gold or {ts equivalent in currency :— For the first cabin, $106; second cabin, $42 50; steeraze, freight or passage DF ia St Hs 400, 1 Broad street. Will be followed by the i ANE A, August i Tonnonperry PACKETS.-THE SPENDID Al BRI- ab Facket ship MINNEITAUA, 200) tons Capiain MeGrath, will leave dvrry for New York on or about the 20th or 25th of July. Parties desirous of secaring pas- sare for thelr friende ‘rom the North of Trelend should make early engagem: insure their coming by this fine ahip, G. & J. KNOX 4 CO., 134 Peart street. DR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON—OLD BLAGK STAR ¢.—For Liverpool—The splendid clipper ship ADE- Je lat to Liverpool tern anit ahalt days, mainly 18 10.” For Taaden—iee On ‘al For passage ay LIAMS & GUION, 40 Fulton street. % OR ‘LIVERPOOL.—THE Eke Le a of ee ‘AR OF THE WEST sails Thursday. ivernool a ship of this line ns Tt ha peeks Toor iat at AOMPSON'S Passage oor, 278 Pe A “ently Pasay pigatota ‘ROUNDS, Tuesday, Juiy 7, ‘MaTOH, Mile Hate, 3 im 6, to cere ‘e namos bik. gelding and 0 -vatalion Zouase & from same: (ala which leaves Muniere Point as 234 on Thirty-fourth stress, (ers leave New York every ten 2 minutes, . CROC HORSES, CARRE AGES, &C, LOT _OF WILSON" 8 EATENTED LB. Fly Nets. juat receiv omg, the many pp} ‘THER FLANK aver and for ukley’s stable, sie both wholesale and retail. Hoboken, N,J., near the serry. RTAG®S.—FOR SA12, A LARGE AND GENERAL soriment, viz: —Co- ghee, Bretix, Victoria Paasto open busgion, famity Koskawanes ju os ase. Also a Co ipo Kin twayy ltt FOR SALE— Bagsies, Park Horses, sonia ast BS, WORSES AND MARNE, atiartnent of tine Rockaway: Sa | fine 50) (4RRIAGHS, Wagons trotte selling of eh ne UR SALE—THRE Horns. all good r at _29 Second avenue. YOUNG FLYIN ee satlale her JOR SALE—A LIGH! SIDK SPRING ROAD WAGON. Tre rai Inquire of EDWARD SMITH, 28 East rent; pee SALF—A VERY HANDSOYE, ‘fen bands and three ducnes. th warranted sound and kind avery a nat King's stablem, forty: tess or under Kadde Can be * vet street, near Madison avenue. Bold by owner for want of use. OR BALE. —A BLACK CANADIAN PONY, WITH HAR: neas, and a Groc rs Wa_on, ood ax NeW, Wiil be ‘Id uta anenifier, an the owner ts leaving the tity. /AppIY at thasiabe, Third avende, between Twenly winh and Thirtieth strecta OR SALE—A GRAY MARE, Il HANDS U1) Years old, gentle, +oynd and ki laity ean, drive her, *Bhe will'tgot & inile inside. of three ininules, "Yo be sold for wantof use. Apply for three days at the siabie, 93 Mercer street, very gen $45. Also, for wale ney ore used more than three montiim 107 Sul Prive $46. | Also, & Wagon, covered, almost sew. Price $6: Apply at Sullivan street, New York city. OR SALE.—TO belare ap pfeta RS, LIVERY STABLE Others.—A bargain, $KO.—A ly Coach: bout six ee in a pri- yand ext “ing on therks, 8) &e. in eaxrelle uit, by. Wood, Tomlinson & (0.4, cost $130. caf ao ta Grand sires, corner of Curystie street, in t JUITABLE for hacks or private use; also, light top and no top Sug: gies, one andl two seat Rockuway, Germantown, Sundown uud'Skeleton Wagons: Express Wagons, iTarness, £¢., TAYLOR'S, 66 Cedar atreet, opposite the Post atlice. ENTUCKY BRED HORSES —TWO PAIR 01 ERIGHT bay cari Hlorecs, 6 years old. 16 hands high. tine Toasters, goo; sation and ‘atyle. sound and gentle in ABO die Hore Ranta high, aniusble. fora fedy or grntesoaa. Horses will be warranted im every respect. Apply at Post & Nicholn stavlea, Twenty-fourth street, between ‘Third and ‘Fourth avenues, Yr ey WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP.—A SPLEN- did road Trovting Wagon. Apply at 19 South Williaa street. MUS CAL. A YOUNG MAN, 19 YEARS OF AGE, WHO IIASA knowleage of music, wishes a situation ina muse Unexcepuonable references given., Adress 1, OL, |. & H. BARMORE, SPLENDID PIANO FOR $200. sortinent of their 343 Bleecker street, offer a spl A emium Pianos, did the ‘cheapest and beaty with ali the latest mprovementa, unique in style and finish, d warranted for iveyears, ANJO. INSTRUCTION—BY (7 GEO. :C. _ DOBSON & BRO. 169 Wooster st, The new. and original method, caabllog Phe pupil 1a pine peofeiendy Intwelve lessons for $8. "Dobson's Banjo Method,” eeu by sali, price $2. USICAL—MR. AND MRS. R. GONZALI of Music, residence 129! East Twentieth stree". Lesso ven on tie Planoforte and in Rinsing, ‘Cultivation of the olce, wc. Pupils attended in New York and Brooklyn. For terme apply at the above residence. pres, MELODEONS AND HARMONIUMS —THE ‘assortment in. the city can be found at WA TERS" isl Brondway. at great barkatus. 100 new aud se. cond lind Pianos, Melodeot Harmoninms to let; rent ed. if purchased as. received for the aatoe. and Mei tuned and reyaired IANOFORTE FOR SA LE he $100, ALSO, A FINE Wheeler an Bewing Machine, son's tnnke, for $30, coat $85 a lew month~ ago. iano | is Im perfeet order, sweet sand ‘rful tone, iron plat», rosew: © | case, good cover and stool, Apply immediate A 12936 East Trentlesh street, TAS RTE.— pak AN ELEGANT AND 8U sv. ANQFORTE—F octave, not Jong in use and in the best order, ata eanatt Appl, 66 a R LIVERPOOL.—O1 PLACK BALL LINE OF Toursd sinr. duly 1 ie Pee ia’ estan of sosond catia ‘ a 2 Diy On boned. foot af Beekman sirect. or wo ROCHE Bitds.b Corry. ¢ to Bou th street, wie ¢. OF CALIFORNIA VIA FAAMA yous on the. 94 ‘and 28d of each month, except when tirese dates fall oa Ba. , when the day of departure will be on the Monday For freight or passage apply at thoenty office. No. 6 Bow- Greens xfs ALLEN. Agent USTRALIA. —KANGAROO LINE.—FOR bourne, the bg English citi PEARL, 1-100 tone, will goo sea on Monday morning, July 1 East river, @ few more tren ad baa | ieation: in made, neers. if immediate |AILLER, LORD & QU A first class ship will follow and sail in August, M. 0. ROBERTS’ LINE. CALIFORNIA. VIA yeeuers. ON bsinstayer t= JU! steamer amenich, Be Ral A i at rr aad, connecting D. Pe bg eal ant 177 Wem, corner of Warren street. R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. | The United States ‘Wil leave pier No. eron Fegetag, July 7, at 8 oe . P.M. precise. Yor New Orleans direct, ‘All letters must pase throngh the Post office she Oat received on Ui ot fading signed on the day of por freight OF passage SNF ORD, TILESTON, Lah. 2. Dr bate ORLEANS, DIRECT. ra SAIL ON an Il, at three o'clock P.M., the new side- wheel atte States mall steamship Morning Star, A. D. Ferkine, commander. will sail ae above. fromm Fret 57 Korth Hive eet. For. freighi puget JAMES a "RAYNOR, 6 Bron nh B.—The new sidered! Un Brenig . Bar and sail for Havana direst on Wednesday, July R HAVANA DIRECT —THE UNITED STATES MATL #teamsbip ROANOKE, Francis A Drew, comman ter, 8 orth iver ‘or “bin of ina Mia ining sige Kew s"Co. ane Brontwey. NEW york 4 BAARTE ae KLY between TURDAY and er ms yt sage apply RANDA gis RAILROADS. god ont Jonze Chambers street P.M. and on 5: 1930 ny La fertieb Ba teas 18 on the 7) wo Saratoga &prin rings, ta fetal ) ALBANY RAILROAD — aed Ye for are bom A RIVER RAI LROAD.—TRAINS _ ror AL. H fy ‘the North at a. ?, ee on 3: ch Fa u .. 615 P i Plalneaat if P.M White Pinins and Silas stations, Piptom Palle oe M., Sopp ping ot el stations worth of and al ‘Wiliamevey [N BUROHILL, Superintendent NK. YORK am sepa RAILROAD —LEAVES ‘birty fourth street Cann WE. nesdave and Pridaye a rghing at il P.M. and from and 7:15, fe ight train fourth sweet a STEAMBOATS, AY BOAT FOR ALBANY: <THE STEAWER FeO Tron ALBANY, Sfite STRAMER DANtEL “ Tgaest innding at Thirtieth street, making the usual Ian D* ‘aaa FOR ALaAry, mod! foot AND COM- Skt Atoe gE ous every nt Fuvclock, iaeding at Woat P oe Trorn Newt Fivol A'Wudsom: are fare the cars for Baratoga and the W ‘ovelock ame evening. NE neavett OEE ILLiNoT’, f LLIN One ot pe. a ke AND ot A ony 1 of the above ston’ rot ovlock A. M., on Tuesday, W Ficretey sat eter of each wees ones polnts on Lak Leaving Nevelaga ‘on the previous evening at 8 o'clock ‘The fare by these steamers, incloding board and rooma, js only about 2iy cents per mile, eheaper than any oiber plea: sure route in the world For furtuer information 99 oree0n yards, . A BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIST can depend on is Mme. bbe HAT “EVERY, 0 ep i, who telle the of ‘Our Visit Ag SOON an you enter. past, cet fasure of your Mie, and warns you of, ‘and rings access irate NB. Celebrated No. 189 Allen Houston and inten, and gentlemen, 60 couta, RE YOU IN TROUBLI Sd of fie pot oem 2 Se Reet fal the briny BROOKLYN Ol CLAIRVQ¥ ANT_MADAME CLI FFORD, 31 Smith Fulton avenue, | the greatent I sa. Reer, ‘ictocte nes, preacribes als VOy- nile wri yermogs im the army. Life ‘chara on tiesiny ‘sychomanc} ry. Be stamp for particul ulara, AD IEE NO IMPOSITION —MADAME BLANCH, THE uropean Clairvoyant ant airived, aero ae page thouguts, brings Re morgreted. marriage: causes tells you the nameot Ge rou will carry. shows $0 correct Aikeneaa of your Fature bast or assent fricad ta, weality. husband cents, 112 West Twenty eighth street, near Seventh nue nam M*2ia Ray 18 THE BEST CLAIRVOYANT Ai *D ‘Astrologiat cite. She telis your very thoughts, a y numbers and cai ym Berea Ey ear Twenty-seveuth street. ake; HO WOULD NOT ‘GO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE? e one and all. to see Miss WELLINGTON, the English P: pheasant universall acknowleaged the best of all Astrolociats, w! who Lr gy it her. eg od my fact, of crete oll ‘ot delay to vine ‘sadress cared ine Dighly at and beautifal fina Wi ait xth avenue. A Bt atreet, the he only person nin Was e a oy gennine mand tallamans for love, gout inck and busin a farranted for ite. | eeve’, Bnintenitas "cared lain info weree at he Cistsrecisinea. x ng or atngy me i... itis, Pa: Dred. J EDWARDS, Maguetic See react a sree. D*. pa dt, SL DOARE, or STREET, AY ee RE CON. Dies Ky oo all LS im to curses speedy cures aD whe ‘coms come under R. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, MEMBER OF of pis ea tod Bun ay of New ork mag Fis te ores bis ‘8 im the morning ‘unt R. GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND AC- couaher, 0,6 AMY. piace, makes it hie opecal peas tice to treat ‘all female complaints, from whalever cause ANDREWS. NO. 2 GREENE. STREFT, CORNER of Canal. Private ALLE of fly mos Saaa ‘ ermn moderates disease success: R ABD, 60 LISPENARD STREET, 18 A SCIEN- {ite physician, who cures in a few Polsobous medicines, by T)®. POWERS REJUVENATING ELIXIR OR ESSENCE stare Deel Loewen ‘VEN Mae ce 1R OR ESSENCE tor all diseases ronebanent. om yoathel i ei worked & Bo favorably in Dri rit thou ovina da 0 a ete cure warrant to using the remedy, ENARD Siaaee. BETWEEN devecied and Broadway and Chagch street. Disease thoroughly exurpaicd, No bone) Spsetions apked. asked to two or thi Cores warran Ter rma molerata, Dike POWERS, PEMALE PHYSICIAN AND PRO ot Midvetiery, (rcate al wepernlist Spsreal He ¢an be scoriatea and | ‘reinaite Soren obtained @t ‘bie ofl romsway. De hos “aan etreet OF THE PRIVATE TREATISS .WM. WHEATLES \ pe A ¥. JULY 7. hy THE AITRA: TION OF cue oly. Jobo Bro tic Drama, en 2 rose E DUKE'S MOTTO, now in the SIXTH WEEK 7 on its TRIUMPHANT CAREER, Mg 1O sirity: ON IN mE EE Tg oxos, to witness the ~ INGUISHED SUCCESS ENOWN 10 THE METROPOLIS Fe roe YEARS. The celebrated Irtan Gomes dian ang Vous who hee purchased the svle right for the (meee the 1 i splendid play in Aner pentyl, an Irish soldier of fortune, with the oa “Wine, Beige Wiue,” and’ While fe Then ® lafe tay 's Hope. $a hie remsarkabte personation of bad TAIN HENKL DE LAGARDBRES UNAPEROAGH ALE Cast, La NERY ORTON commis. AL EFFECTS ener aan FURNITURE, D CORPS DE BALLET with the most complete in the country. 4 Mustea! Conductor. Box Office open daily from 8 til 5, where seats ean be aveured THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE, JANE ENGLISH’S THEATRE, J LAURA KERNE'S.) WIVES THK WoNDEIPUL: SUCCESS OF PARI Ww 0) NEW CO! OF PARIS WIVES WARRANTS ITS ¢ wiv pity) TURBDAY A WIVES © WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, wry! INATION OP WIVES BEST MALE and FEMALE DANG) WIVES | BLENDED CORDS DE BALLET. wiv! WIVES ihe tines Da incer OF WIVES EVERY KY! e 5 WIVES SV REK, F PARLS WIVES AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, OF PARIS WIVES “will tw pervormed an origina," OF Pal WIVES emotioual, sensations), Toca Uomedy, 7 Wives WIVES OF PARI PARIS WIVES _ which wil b: produced with New PARIS. WIVES Seenery, Drres » and Appointments, OF PARIS WIVES tion Hts Vives annind a WIVES Duixts, OF PARI: Wives kK OPERATIC CORPS. EARL. Wives LADIES Cera. EARL Wives len 1h THe soxcs AND. Pants WIVES | Durie the "pce GRAND CARNE. OF PARIS Wives, Dancing aa Comedia aes OF FARts ‘ ras ast ue, Bri se a Wives < jon Agouste. OF PARIs WIVES A play whicu will eirike a common OF Pals WIVES Giord iw every neath, withoot draw. PARIS WIVES ing the curtain of domestic iver, OF PARIS WIVES and violating the sanctity of OF P. WIVE: 5 WIVES PARIS WIVRS RT WIVES TUCREDAY BVENIN COMPLMENATRY TESTI M TO MRS. JANE ENGLISH, ATE PENNOYBR, K. JULIA oaess ELUA OSINSKI, ‘The creat F Sentepaes [ADAME ZANFRETPA,, ‘And first appe rauce of VANE wpe rae THE WHOLE TROUPE AND THE | REST TALENT PAR ON This bec UCCABION: KATE FISHER, RY THEA SBRILUL AN SUCCESS, VERY ACT TENCORED, OPEN — NIGHT THE GREAT pats A AND D ONLY 5 vader. ne personal su) seems on ef MR. M C. CAM ‘BELL. The company cousiste of the following talented artiges, "Sep DAVIS, JOHNNY i J. H. CLIFFORD, E. 4. ets i ‘0 om T. WADD buted = PAX Acs, 3, BAIL ko ns E bwan DW ARDS, j od ieee ually taiented and vo iin - > ai SONGS, va am —_' FUNNY DoINas,. PURUESOUES, TTT | SAYINGS, BLEGANT nances all the NEWEST GEMS OP MINSTRELSY,. For full particulars ters 8 Brute, san, Broa LAST WEEK OF THE SE. Monday, 5 uly 6 and overs night the Bon: in the following briliiant SALLY COME UE: ors zasnacr Reena ‘Saree AT'S aan rp Je veh hhh ae [oe Stougtton som onn OOD's MINSTREL H Opposite, St. Nicholas wens Hou uot = aes 4, Fre OF THE Ea PAN RAMA on Received nightly by Crowded Houses, with Tumuluous Aj 'n consequence of t! reat Bue ean attending thi i acta pitton git Wil be repastet ‘And every evening during the week, (sees whh World Renowned cop's wineries Who wilt in the following la FUNNY fi ‘48 THE FOU CROWS, THE RAW iTS FOOT JAK. SONGH DANCKB, aC jo connection with any Cog: com| he name of Wood's Minstre ‘Doors open at 7, commence at 8. “Tickets, 25 cent, DOCESS OF THE Ga RIENTAL MMENSE 8UCi Pree Music Hall. (40 Brosdway, above jer etree. tr a ore wn ae Con-er the manageme Biretinees as from every cite. tues in orld are bere poriras brit ‘er before ‘ancy ied ot ties Strangers, ‘note down the ad the eadarens yi ne BURNS, NOSMOPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, - Soitiee ry fide. & sno ty. A: mission free. on day and nig! ted immediavely Tu Fe En mitten TUBRTON, ee Tas Saas A 4 wrectaa, es Vuaiter girls wi IN THE. oor wane st, corner of ‘o"clock. OW OPEN—SUMMRR REASON—FINE ART 1S We, 628 roadway. Great national exhibition of Paint by dmeriean aud foreign @ th te D yard evenin jad GAS APPARATUS COUNTRY mmeEnOM po b BEwe| Fo seh ae TC! ‘A BOX 0} in er: the use 0 ‘Bent free ¥. BA BBR as Broadway, room Mo. 9 rar Lat TERRTER' ee eu Foca Monee eae FURNACE: aliay coed Sumit : Satins ; mining and Simone ine or THe =p troom iy BF Broadway, whgre mel ARS| lg —~y pananaes oe ARB! BMA ee a place, ie, 8, ca thal vinee you ork and cor RED Lite, — hi ND’ LAL a Mint Pout sesh A Te NT Be A RS RE! Ri tation, Pariah ater yeare st ‘earneat sol has at Nee ‘seceding "ts the Useont Fequeat of the Amer rs Bt ted an agent In Fort fr ihe wonderful agent will reelorg thantood to the mod aba won seunaitione © arising row etcenes. ‘ihe eee sured climate or causes. uired to mont inveterate cane te. four weeks: ‘rand, It used according to the printed Instructions. (wi ‘are very mimploy faturs tei bie. This life restoring remedy #hould te taken by ailabout to marty, ee itsetlectt are erinanent. itiw ne Knowledged ly the medical press to be the greatest diseovery lexeloping powers »re wiraeuious. | Buccess in every. cuca Issn seretin ee tet, seltees ‘overthrows igno Dr. icons | "Eason of Life is sold (m exmes, with ctor $3, or four quantities imone for ay rt, carefully ane mitianc® to his accredited ween. PRTEA Rolin SB 447 Broome sires: Soe door weet Broadway, is aot ADAME ADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PRYSICIaN AND Midwife, No. 6 Amity place. Convenient rooms are provided for those about to require nursi Mm DESPARD. PRMALE PHYSICIAN WER dicines are reliable. Can be sent by mail, Mo, Bisih avenue opyoute Bighy> pireet, KESTP Et, Professors: Met hambers «tres PYWALE PHYSICIAN A Fereath, “Speed, fans 1 | pana repbetes, SH boeing Sains atts to themesives, an PI ‘ace or bata ‘ eoeenn: yng Tree Yor city, REA | UNITED Ta Siu SABRES 10 UNI oe aL omnminalon ilowed 0 toy ove teil bere eeu niet: Pearl ae ‘190 METAL WANTED.—CASH WILL BR Ps P ose tof Type Meal, Apply at ibe te ANTED—A BRCOND HAND AYDRAULIO P: wer eer ritoars Te mquire at D, BEDRAUEIO. rites BILLIARDS. WO OF BASSFORD'S SECOND HAND BILLIAR ‘Tab em, #0 mur h "er, will be subd, pe Fa Fdiven andes ane rade T we old ro if _