The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1863, Page 8

CONTINUED FROM } FIFTH PAGE. med acting together by torce o and violence, with intent | eo wy force and violence to bre.k and resist the laws of tho onWealth in said city of Boston, in said cor f Suffolk, and that military force is necessary * civil authority in suppressing the same, * Toommand you that you cause '* der your command, as ato + ynition, as the lr~ Biker attacher rade att axow, therefore, 2s entire company ua coaid, armed, equipped, with a directs, and with proper officers, ne wo the troops, oF detailed by Fou, (0 Ber | -o afwory of faid company, iv sudvury Arts Boston, forthwith, thes and there & y ward city of 5 BOA Orde:s as may be given them necur wg to law. bi Hereof fail not at your yeril; aud Dave you there this warrant with your doings returued thereon. Witness peak et and the pol the city cf Beston, (his 1th day of July, in the your 1863. Ha ey ea int Mayor othe city of Boston, TRANQUILITY naaroree. IN BOSTON. losin Hosron, July 16—10.30 PM. Order has been restored here. Quietness prevails Unis evening. The citizens generally baye obeyed the Mayor's prociamation und have kept within doors; and, with the exception of the scenes of the outbreak of lust Light, the Strocts are as quiet a8 on Suucay. Jn Dock square, Hay- market square and Cooper strect, several hundreds are ‘copgregated at each place, but mostly from curiosity, and to sco the solilers who werd quartered and patroling Tere. No hestile dengasiracious whatever were made. ‘The admirable precautions tikea by the authorities and the imposing display of military force they have wade with an avowed | etermisation to use it with the utm rigor; have in eflect rei-ty quelled whatever of the mis- eblovous spirit was lett from Last might OUTBREAK AK IN TROY. The Times Ofice Guecea auibtitatcoyedlel Whe Colored Church Visited, but Saved by a Catholic Priest—The Jail Forced Open und the Prisoners Sct Free—The Arsenal and Provost Marshal's Ofice Strongly Guarded—The Colored People Warned Away, &c., Ke. Troy, N. Y., July 16—10;30 P, M. This morning some three or four hundred men, said to ‘be workmen in the Rensselaer lrou Foundry and Albany Nail Works, marched through the streets of the city, proclaiming that the draft should not take place. ‘They stopped in front of the Jimes ollice, which they stoned and gutted, destroying all the property within. ‘The crowd was addressed by the Rev. Father Havemans, ‘who advised them to go to their homes, to_keep the peace and bey the laws. ‘The crowd then broke away and visited tho colored burch and threatened to destroy it. Again Father Havemans addressed the excited crowd, ‘and implored them to desist, aud through bis elforts the ebureh was saved. The crowd next went to the jail, ana, forcing it open, Feleasod all the prisoners coniined there, ‘The steamer Francis Skiddy, having colored waiters on board, was warned away from the dock, and quietly slip- ped down to Albany. i Tho arsenal and Provost Marshal’s office are strongly guarded. Affairs at Albany. Aupany, July 15—10:30 P..M. ‘The day steamer for New York has moved out from her ‘dock, owing to rumors that she would be set on fire. : The city is perfectly quiet to-night, and there are not ‘the slightest indications of a disturbance. ‘The Reported Outbreak at Newark. Newark, N July 16, 1863. ‘The report of fires in this city lust night is unfounded. ‘Beprowany arose from an jilumioation from a chimney of zino works. No Riot at Philadelphia, &. Pamapeurma, July 16, 1863, ‘There te not a word of truth in the report which has reached New York, that there is a riot in thes city. J the Common Council, a bill was presented similar to THE CITY YESTERDAY | The appearance of this district just as a aa a - intensely imteresting. Ibe revdezvaus ¢ was ina ‘ara butlding in Thirty thi*, expe led cro’ numerous wine Growsied tho. front, read" march upon the rt wed on § ¥ aed at avenues. On quieres the roy men were ro scowling aed ‘Cursing, courting & Satie, sind | yet fearipg tt; aud tte main body of the assemblage, far above and below that point, pauresiing and reappearing abevery mana@uvre of the treops, which possibly might ult im @ volly from their guns. ‘Tho frequent dis- charges Of firearms, sometimes oi a number of pieces to- | gether, which were understood to be fired om the crowd, ‘though no one not in the immediate vicmity of the re- ports knew whence they came, added to the excitement, During the night the crowd decreased or increased, According Wo the situation of ailairs, THE POLICE. ‘The report which has been oirculated to the effect that the police have returced to patrol duty is untrue. Duriug the night the police acted only in squads; they never marl alone. Just before midnight not ove policeman was to be seen on Broadway from Union square to the Park, Fortunately they were not needed, ihe: were fheld, with batteries of artillery, at police quarters anc elsewhere, to be used wire most particu. harly needed. AKRIVAL OF PRISONERS AT THE POLICB HEAD- QUARTERS, About ten o’cloek lat night some thirty prisoners Were brought to the police headquarters in charge of two companies of the Twelfth United States infantry, Captain@utnam. ‘they were arrested in the Kighteeath and ‘lwenty-first wards, many of them being armed with revolvers and gong, ‘Capeain Putpam states that he removed arms of all descriptions from their persons, although they made no resistance when arrested. The prisoners, whose names are given in auother column, seemed somewhat alarmed, but kept up @ good counte- nance, and did not attempt to make any de'ence or otler apy explanation, They were placed in secure places, and Will be disposed of by the military authorities to morrow. Its probable that they will be banded over to tho civil authorities for disposal under the State law. The arrest of these parties, it ts believed, will have great weight in quelling the troubie in their ward, A DKAD BODY. ‘The body of the cavairy sergeant who was killed in Second avenue was wlso brought to the police head- quarters and placed aside tor Hentiteation® ‘The unfor. tunate man was shot in the left breast, just above the nipple, the ball passing cloar through the body and eoming out of the back. ARRIVAL OF A REGIMENT. The One Hundred and Fifty-secoud New York volun- teers, which reached the city last evening, marched to he police headquarters shortly before midnight, and oe comfortably stowed away in the building. The One Hundred and Fifty-second is a three years regiment, raised in Herkimer and neighboring counties, and came on [rom Harrisburg by order of the general government. General Brown ordered them to got a good night’s rest preparatory to active operations to day. ANOTHER KEFUSAL TO WITHDRAW THE TROOPS, Councilman O’Brien came to the police headquarters last evening, having been asked by the people to request the withdrawal of troops by the ee. He pro- mised such a course would lead to peace and quiet. Geueral Brown returued the same anewer that was given Bradley and Connolly. THE TWENTIETH PRECINCT. A message was received trem the Twentieth precinct, at midnignt, that there were prospects of trouble in that neighborhood. ARRIVAL OF MORE TROOPS. Captain Bagley, of the Sixty-ninth regiment, arrived here yesterday morolug from Fort Fedoral Hill, Balti- more, with a hment of eighty men and two twelve nd howitzors, for the protection of their armory, ex market. All old mombers are requeated to imme- diately report to the above, to whom arms will be dis tributed. The Se y fourth New York regiment, Colonel Fox at one o'clock in the afternoon, and marched arrived he: up Broadway. ‘The Sixty-Glth New Yorke regiment, Colonel Burns, of Buffalo, which volunteered for service in Pennsylvania, arrived on Wednesday evening; with it the battery of the Fighth regiment of this city, commanded by Captain Brown, and having ju charge four mountain bow itzers. * The Twenty-first Wara. A SERGEANT KILLED—A STREET FIGAT ENSUES— THIRTY OF THE PEOPLE ARRESTED AND TEN KILLED. , At five o'clock a detachment of two companies of regu- jars, under Captain Putoam, Twelfth United States infant- Ty, were sent up to the support of a party of dismounted cavalry, unde: Colonel Mott, who bad been routed by the crowd in Twenty-second street, near Third avenue. Seve- ral shots were fired by the crowd, killing a sergeant. A section of a battery from the Twentieth judependent ac. ‘that passed by the councils of New York, appropriating companied tho reinforcements, $1,000,000 to pay exemption for cortain classes of drafted men. Its reference was opposed by the Union members, When the party arrived at Gramercy park no signs of any dieturbance could be seen, aid the detachment pro. gue saying that though the councils had appropriated | cesded down Twenty-scemd street towards Second avo- $4,000,000 to put down the rebellion, they had never nue; but hardly had they crossed Third avcnue when ‘voted money to help the rebellion to succeed. On tho they saw the body of a sergeant of Davis’ cavairy lying on queation of reference, no quorum voted.—Ad;ourned. THE VERY LATEST. Sharp Fighting in the Twen- y-first Ward. The Seventh Regiment Engag- ed, and Order Restored. ARRIVAL OF GENERAL KILPATRICK, CALL FOR CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS, &e., &e., &o, The City by Night. The fourth night since the beginning of the trouble closed Jn upon the first day on whieh the city was occupied by ® military force sufficiently numerous to cope with the populace at all points; yet there was, last evening, little ‘or no confidence that the spirit of the opposition was Droken, or that the people were overawed. The mhabi- tants of the metropo'ls prepared for another night of Dioodshed, arson aud phunderings. The really serious work of the afternoon on the east side of the city, and the current rumors of terrible fighting, ending tn the triumph of the multitude, were sufficient to ratse the excitement to the highest point, perhaps, that it has yot reached; a a, the effect on the peaceable inhabitants of ‘the disirict occupied by the military, the police and the crowds was most painful. APPEARANCE OF THE CITY—THE STORM AND THE DARKNESS. One of the strangest of the phenomena brought about by tho disturbances was particularly noticeable. This ity, which ordinarily wears its brightest aspect early on the biackest nights, was last evening utterly changed in Me appearance: the stores and dwellings which had re- Mained open during tho day were, with few exceptions, closed at nightfall; and to the rainstorm which prevailed, the unusual darkness of the night, and the forbodings of the majority of the inhabitants in regard vo tho appre- hended troubles are owing the gloominess of the time, which has bad vo paraliel. The more cheerfully inclined of the people rested under the assurance that they would be protected, if they could hot protect themeclves; the belligereut armed them. selves, and wore ready for tho worst: while the masses Prepared to follow up their operations of the day which ‘Me considered sucGesses , and the thieves and plunderers plotted for themaelyes and their kind. DOWN TOWN. The streets down town were nearly deserted at an early oar in the evening, the stores being closed, except a few tm Broadway, and the residents of the lower wards, whee tho displays of police, of military and of cannon bad been @0 profure, stayed in their houses, except those whom fnterest in the proceedings up town led to that locality, Even the few pedestrians whose never failing business Jeads them among the great warehouses and business places in the First ward, suspended operations; and the newspaper oces (some of them guarded and defended) wore about the only places which abated nothing of their attractions, and hed to participate, or seem to partici- Pato, in the panic. ur Town. Up town, with the exception of the insurrectionary dis. trict, the loneliness of the avenues and streets was pat Heviariy apparent. Few houses were lighted, nearly © Untcly clored, many were barrierded. It waa not until long alter dark that the lamp lighters entered upon the performence of their duties, and then they crept from post to pest on ir they fodred for thet lives. They Bad doudtiows derived the impression that the capo were coming, and that thea they would be punished, found, for their agency io dispelling the @srkners, Hat the gas fave little Nght. it seemed to serve only to make the blackness Visibie, and the appearanee of email crowds of men and boys in varto ts of the streets and ave Quen on the west «i le of ty, whiel Goauplete the prospect th 'y, which was needed to was delayed until lato | T ) STURBED beater, of the readers . tecrore which pre. rth streets, between the Third avenee amt the Not iver. The crowds had been gathering. Hs Patroling there during the day; there had boon Fushing of mobs, confusion and bloodshed, Beventh regiment’ war ordered there to put demonstrations ving, and the The men of the Sevouth had taken per. jon of the streets, and had driven the crowd at too int of the bay. net The infurin ee wore determined to hold t xpeeted Feinforcements from the va headquarters throughout She cig, Whore arrival they awaited to bean the batt! the sidewalk. The soldiers took up the body and placed it in a carriage for conveyance to the central police office. This sergeant, X appears, had becn shot from the top of the houses on the south side of the street while marching towards Thira avenue, and though not killed at once, ‘was left to die in the street by the people. The sokliors became exasperated at this sight, and vowed deep vengeance on the perpetrators of the act. But the crowd, animated by the feeting which desperation alone can infuse, no sooner perceived the soldiers than they commenced firing upon them from every available point. The battery unlimbered and placed their pieces in position, which had the effect of tiara a pumber of iadies and children who crowded the stoope and win- dows. The crowd skedaddied to their houses and ran in double quick up Second avenue to the corner of Thirty-firet street, where tho most foolhardy of them induced ‘their weuker minded fellows to make a stand, Carbines, rifles, biun- derbusses, muskets, revolvers, and even tho primitive sling, were brought forth by | the people, and as their nufaber had been swelled a from First avenue, avenue A and from the * to several hundreds, a lively time was expected. A number of persons, dressed in the uniforms of volunteers, probably taken at the sack- ing of Captain Maniere's oes, wero among the people, and took a leading part in the disposition of the ‘rebel’’ force, who took orition in the windows, hallways and under the stoops of houses. Captain Putnam gave orders to the artillery, who were under command of Lieutenant B. F. Ryers, to disperse the crowd and search the houses. The infantry at once commenced a destructive fire on the insurgents, most of whom had retreated to the housetops, aud thence sent down a shower of bullets, brickbats, paving stones and other missi’es, including even articles of household far- uo. ‘the fire of the regul: i: _ @ most fatal effect on the crowd, and almost sent down a map, who on com ng |) c mtact wit the sidewalk, left parts of bis brains and large pools of blo d bebind. Not less than ten of these me, came thus down like a piece of je:d. Tho sear hing party entered the houses, and attor @ long chase up ricketty stairs, and under beds, in cosets, chimneys, &ec., found twenty-four men, who were seized and turned over to the infantry. During this operation one of the soldiers was struck op the shoulder by a biow with a beavy ice pick. Fis as- sailant was atonce pinned to the ground with the bayonet of n soldior. ‘The militwry then marched down second avenue, and on their way dwn took iy of the inbabitants of tne houses in Dwenty-seoond street, in front of which the body of the murdered t was found. Among the prisoners were John Brady, James Ledwich, Win. Keegan, Jak. Riley, Philip Fitzsimmons and Jobo Keily, all of whom were marched off in the midst of the soldiery. Keegan is said to be employed in Rushton’s drug store, er. hen the military passed the corner of Twentieth street aud Third avenue, they were fired upon by named Martin Moran, The coraged soldiers roshied. Into the house, and waated to kill Moran on the spot, but the: were prevented b Captain, Pet Putman, who took’ bim wer the rest to police Almost every man in ‘ibe > orewd bad a revolver or car- vine ~ his posseesion, which were given to the soldiors as prizes. The Seventh regiment seat up a battalion who had hard work, and shot over a doen of the crowd who wore dis turblig the peace near Thirty-third street and Second avenue; Si a at half-past eleven o'clock everything was very quiet The Latest from the mty: t Ward. THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ENGAGED WITH THE PROF: During the night a detachment from the Seventh, con. fisting of two companies, under the respective commands of Capt. Clark and Lieut. Murray, marched through the | Second avenue from Fourteenth street up to Twenty oighth atreet. On the route tho people fired on the sel- diers from windows, housetops, doors aud alley ways. The soldiers returned the fire, None of thé Seventh were injured. Oneof its members bad a ball cut the back | part of bis uniform. The firing was of a straggling cha- | racter. The citizens were concealed. In the course of the march—taking both sides—perhaps some three hundred shots were fired. It is thought that many of the citizens were wounded, Two are known to be killed aud three to be injured ‘There is now no organized mob on the streets. But few Persons are on Second avenue. Military patrols are stantly g about. The citizen police are very num ovr and active on the Third avenue, Alarms are con stantly occurring, but nothing Of a really serious nature has transptred (or the last hour or two. / Reinforcements Wanted in the Second | Avonac, | At one o'clock A. M. a messenger arrived post haste | from Col, Mott, stating that he required reinforcements, and bringing the following report ~ Gewemar—[ have the honor to report that one of Col. Davies’ command has been captured at the corner of ‘Twentieth street and Secoud avenuo by the insurgents. ‘The officer | send with this will you information in regard to a body of men conecaled tn near my command, with arms, ammunition and barrels of stones, : hong not sufficient force to leave my command to attack THADDELB P. MOTT, Colonel U.S.A., Commanding Fourteenth N.Y. Cavairy. General Brown at once despatched two companies to A LOUD CALL FOR CAVALAY VOLUNTEERS UNpeR | THIS GALLANT OFFICER. | Genera) Kilpatrick arrived in town last evening, and orod his services to General Wool, at tho St. Niebo Amy cavairy officers or soldiers who may be in | town, who were jormariy connected with bie division, may ‘oport at once at the St. Nicholas Hotel, where they Wal be assigned to duty. It t6 not intended by this to depend entirely upon tho old soldiers, but po fi semeanicing, of oihteene of Saw York whe may wish to Paxiceg wit be latly weleomed, and will have ap being by one of our most dashing is. ‘Those possess: horses are very muco men accustomed to the saddle, and owning | horses (and those who haye none will be supplied), are Tequested to report themselves for cavalry service, to ‘suppress the disturbance raging in the city,at Madison Square during to-day, when they will be furnished with ‘arme and assigned to duty. Troops Coming from W: gton. Wasmncron, July 16, 1863. Other regiments left the city to-night for New York. ‘The soldiers say they are going home to suppress riot and enforce the draft. The Hamilton Av Ferry House N Burned. ‘The intelligence which appeared in yesterday morving’s paper that the Hamiiton avenue ferryhouse was burned ote lay bight, is ap error, The beautifulstructure THE DRAFT ELSEWHERE. Proclamation of th Governor of Co nectient. CALL FOR A HOME GUARD. State or Connecnicer, Orrick or COMMANDER 1N-CIIKF , Harrrorp, July 14, 1863. For the purpose of aiding civil officers x1 the execu tion of the laws of this State and of the United States, I hereby invite the services of patriotic citizens, in num- bers sufficient to organize two or more battalions of in- fantry, which will be organized, armed and equipped for three montbe’ State. service, unless sooner dicharged, in accordance with orders, which will be immediate! ely” is- sued. WM. A. BUCKINGHAM, Commander-in-Chief. Proclamation of the Govermor of New Jersey. Acts of violence do not resiore individual rights, nor remedy real or fancied wrongs. The law furnishes a remedy for every | pent and to the law every good citizen will appeal for redri Mobs often originate without preconcert, in the acci- dental gathering of a crowd. In this time of excitement I call upon all citizens of this State to avoid angry dis- Casslonse to discourage large assemblies of the people, to counsel moderation, and to use every ellort to preserve the peace. Given under my hand and privy seal at Trenton, this ‘16th day of July, 1863. JOEL PARKER. Order of the Governor of Rhode Island. SPSCIAL ORDER3—NO. 59. ‘Srare or Ruops IsLayp, &c. ). ADSCTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, Provipence, July 14, 1863. General C. T. Robbing is directed 10 at once detail eight hundred men from the seeond brigade fer special service. He will also direct Generais Arnold and Tourtellot to de- tall from their several brigades such force as may be ne- ee to protect the property of the State or prevent disturbance of the publie peace. Quartermaster General will answer all necessary requisitions for arms, ammunition, equipments, and quar- ters. Captain Crandall, Assistant Commissary General, will provide rations for one thousand mep until farther orders. By order of the COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, Epwakp ©, Mavnan, Adjutant General, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Ph a rok ry Wednesday, July 16, at Har- N. Y., by the Rev. Alexander Ihtenix, assisted by te hey in Willard, the Rev. 8, Bourne, Ir. to Susan; teeuies of Edgar ‘Ketchum Esq. Carry—Kinyy.—On ‘Sunday “July 12, in Rockaway, L.1., by tho Rev, Father Farrelly, of Jamaica, Mr. Joun Canny 0 Miss Mary Kenny, only daughter of the late Jobo Kenny, both of this city. 'No cards, ‘Duck—Wriiss.—On Thursday, July 16, at the residence Of the bride, by the Kev. Dr. Diller, Francis J. Deck to Huxn M. Weiss, all of Brooklyn. No cards. jonnsron.—On Wednesday, July 1, by the Rev. D. Buck, Wau4sM Guiesr, ‘of Brooklyn,” to Miss. Annia Jounaron of this bg Miian—PALMER.—At ken, on Wednesday, July 15, by fn William H. Babbitt, Mr. E. R. se, of Morristown, N.J., to Mise’ Put me Paar, daughter of William A. Valmer, Fsq.- No care ‘Murcatsz—Roor.—In wrookiya, on haa © Zaly | 16, by the Rev. J P. Root, of Providence, R. 1., GrorGe Mi CaLre to Euizanrru T. , daughter of the late William 8. Root. No cards. Tuorn—Hanway.—On Thureday, July 16, by the Rev. A.M. Osborn, Eiskyezrr Tuorn to Mrs, ANN Hafan, allot this city. No cards, Diea, Bernano.—On Thursday morning, July 16, at one o'ctock, M. CaRoune, infant daughter of Anthyme and Eleonore Bernard, a 6 weeks and 4 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of her parents, <26 West Twenty third stroet, this (Frmay) morning, at ten o’cWok. Borx.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 14, Marcarst Narten, the beloved wife of James Boyle, in the 34th year of her her ego. ives and friends of the oot: members of pura of Bethlehem Lodge, No. 322, #. A d the mem bers of the New York Caledonian Club, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenco, No. mo Greene place, this (Friday) aiternoon, at three o'el rons: papers and Banffshire Journal (Scotland) Baixy.—On Wednesday, July 16, of diptheria, Ana May, only daughter of Edward D. and Elizavetn M. Bailey, aged 2 years and 8 months. The relatives and friends of the family are reapeetfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Fesidence of her parents, No. 276 West fwenty-fourth sireet, this (Friday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bayarp.—At his residence in Brooklyn, WiLLiAM M., oa oe the late Hon, Samuel Bayard, of Prince’ ton, N. J., aged 60 years. The remains of deceased will be interred at that place this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. His friends | and those of the fumily are invited to attend without further notice. A special car in"the ten A. M. train at the Jersey City depot. Coat+.—On Tuesday, ihe July 13, after a short illness, Euta Aveusta, the ovly child of John R, and Carolin Coats, aged 2 years, 4 months und 10 days. We loved her, ob, no tongue can tell How much we loved her, and how welt, God loved her too—~he thought it best § To take her home with hii to rest. Fare thee well, sweet bud of yeanty, Little angel, tare thee well 4g For thou wert tvo pure and lovely, Jn @ world like this to dweil ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (riday) afternoon, at twoo’clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 100’ Allen street. CLAKK.—At Gottysburg,on Wednesday, July 1, from wound received in the abdomen, while guliantly Jeading his compauy toa charge, Lieutenant Caarues A. CLARK, Company B, Ninth regiment, N.Y. 8. M., aged 25 years, 1 month and 20 days, son of Joseph and Mary Ann Clark: Cavaxacn.—On Thursday, July 16, Loem Cavaxaon, & native of county Carlow, Ireland, aged 28 years and 6 months. The relatives and friends are rexpect‘ully invited to at- loud the ‘uneral, from bis residence, No. 3 Rector street, on Saturday afternoon , at two o'clock. Davia.—On Thureday, July 16, Mrs. Davis, the be- loved wife of William Davis, ‘@native of county Kerry, Ireland , aged 45. Friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 19 Washington street, at two o'clock this (Friday) afternoon. Fier. —At his residence, Washington square, on Wed- nesday, July 15, Saux. rs Fiker, in the 42a Year of his “The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the Presbyterian church, oe - wet L, the ‘(Friday) afternoon, at half-past one o’clocl Cars leave Bedford at a quarter to eleven A, M.; re turning leave Hempstead at half-past five P. M, Fisu.—On Tharsday, July 16, Siwey Fisit, agod 76 years, & months and 8'days. ‘The! riends and Pelatives ‘are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bis son-in-law, Joshua M. Varian, No, 60 St. Mark's place, on Saturday morning at nine o'clock. His remains will be taken to | Haciceusack, N. J. Fanwett.—On Tuesday, July 14, at Dorchester, Mass. Mr. Groncx L. FARWELL, formerly of this city, in the 46th year ot his age. Frswen —On Thursday, July 16, Mr. Daxmer, Fisnkr, aged “Fe relatives and friend are respectfully invited to at- tond the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 641 Pear! street, without further invitation. Freniss—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 15, FANNY Frenne, oldest daughter of Watter M. avd Sarah 'R, Fer rig, nged 4 years, L month and § d ‘Tho relatives and friends are invited to attend the fun: ral, from the residence ef her parents, 223 Dean street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further nitice. ‘Ganvey.—Kilted, at his own door, by the military, July 15, Parnrek GARVRY, a native of ‘the parish of brung, county Cavan, Ireland, ‘The friends and the friends of bis brothers, John and James, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Forty-Grst street and Teuth | aveou , this (Priday) afternoon, at one o'¢lock on Wednesday, July 16, of cousumption, Wat- 11am B, Gries, aged 36 years, The funeral services will (ake plese at Trinity ehareb, 15, Mrs Manganer this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’e! | . Hevay —On Wednesday, July fay wife of Jonn © Henry, keq., in the 60th year of | her age. The friends of the famfly and those of her sons, 1. Meech, William, Theodore, Charles and Thomas, und her | sone-itJaw, Jobh @, Wasson, Hamilton Wille and J Haydock, are invited to attéod the funeral, from her late Tosidence, No. 3 Clinton street, Brooklyn, soar Hamilton avenue thle thie cFrigag) alerson, at three 0’ xR, of ‘Company. A, Treaty. tft sextet New York Volunteers, was iliea th Thirty-sixth street, near Seventh avenue, at his own house, while looking at a riot. He foughi bravely in defence ‘of bis country for two years, Hoox.—Oh Thursday, July 16, after a short fliness, amen Fie of James M. Hook, Jr., aged 20 yours, I mont days. Notice of funeral in the Herald and Sun of Saturday. Kewn.—Of soariet re Josxrn Buxserr, the only fon of James and ~ Kory, aged 9 months and M4 days. His remains will be corfveyed to Cometer: tho kvergreene thie (Friday) afternoon, at twa ocleek on end the funeral, from 636 Srosdway thie (Pvidez) after: ous, a three 070k. ‘Whe remains a ip Cemeter. Musce—08 \- Peng bap daughter of Jobanu Munck, ear ‘the relatives are faviled: to to attend fe eal ae Coma eeeeanaa temas Tesidence fal Mavoux.—Of diptheria, on Weizentay ovening evening, July 15, Kary, only angater of Jonn ayd Catbarine Jane den, aged 3 years, 7 months aud 13 days. relatives and friends of the The invited to attend the easite this hal!-past ten, from the residence of avenue. McMation.—From wounds receivedjon Wednesday, gals 15, Huon McManon, of 277 First ,avenue, a mem! the late Hawkinsi Zouaves, Nevson.—In Brooklyn,on Wednesday, July 15, ARNOLD Nuusoy. formerly of Albany, aged 74 years, 1 month and ays. ‘The. friends and acquaintances are respectfully Serited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son, A miral Nelsou, 24 ‘Adelphi street, this (Friday) oan at three o'clock. Yarsons,—On belereapacn £ July 15, SoLow Parsons, aged ‘14 years, four months and 16 days. ‘The friends and rah acy of the ‘family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this (Friday) a teruoou, at two o’clock, from his lato residence, 36 Beach street. Perpre —On Wednesday bern July 15, of consump- tion, Awamracia Prune, aged 28 ears. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) ‘afternoon. at half-past two o'clock, from her late residence, 167 Johnson street, Brooklyn. ‘Her remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme- tery. Rowerts.—At Gettysburg, Penn. , on yin gina] from wounds received in battle July 1, Exastos’ Ranro: Ronerts, of the Brooklyn Fourteenth regiment New ‘York State Militia. . Rowenr.—At the Maurice Hotel, Paris, on Friday, June 26, Mancarer MoCrea, wife of Christopher R. Robert, Jr. Rosswaxv.—In Williamsburg, on Wednesday morning, July 15, Kari, only child of Edward and Ottilie Rossmaon , aged 4 ‘months, ROARK ie on Thursday, July 16, PatRiox Roark, aged 31 The fiends and soqueitianeee.are respectfully invited ‘to attend the funeral, from 529 Third avenue, on Satur- day afternoon, at haif-past two o'clock. Scumipr. —Suddeoly, at Staten Island, on Thursday morning, July 16, of jrundice, Winuam F. Scuaupr, of New York, aged 47 years. Tho relsiiyes ani iriends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, on Saturday, at twelve o’clock noon, from his late residence, No, 3 #iedler’s Park, Staten, “island, Quarantine landing. Sxl —On Wodnesday, July 15, Anne Maria, daughter of tho late James and Anastatia Smyth. ‘The friends of the fami'y, also those of her nephew, Daniel Brenan, are invited to attend the fu |, from her Jate residence, No. 68 West Twelfth street, (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock Scuaup.—On Wednesday, July 15, Canisnay Scuacp, a native of Germany, aged 39 ycars. Tho relatives and friends of the family are tespretfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resideuce, 190 Seventh street, this (#riday} afternoon, at one o'clock ‘Surmn —Many F. Saati, only deughter of James C. aad Annie Smith, aged 1 year and 6 months ; Her shes, were taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in- jermen| Smimm.—On Thursday, daly, 1;:9 of dysentery, Francis, daugbter of John W. and Elizabeth R. Pemnithe aged 1 year, 4 months and 22 days. ‘she relatives and friends of the family, and those cf the grand parente, Timothy and Elizabeth Wheeler, are re- spectfully iavited “to tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from the residence of her pa- rents, 860 Madison street, Scpavp.—Op Le eat Sage 16, after a tong and se- vere iliness, CrristiaN AUD, aged 40 years, 7 months and 22 days. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 190 Seveutr street, between »venues A and B, this (I'riday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains will be taken to the Lutheran Cemetery for interment. Sunuivan.—On Thursday, Joly 16, Sameer P, Sciuvan, only child of Peter ard Alice Sullivan, aged 10 months. the funeral wi'l take place this (friday) after or, at three o'clock, from 373 Bridge street, corner of Fulton avenue, Pr oklyn. Syim#.—Un Monday, July 13, at half past twelve o'clock, noon, Mary ELiza sanmm, vba danghter of Jamea Charles Smith and Anna Mary 8m th. aged tyear and 6 menths, of convulsions from tec Weep ct for me my parents dear, lam not dead, but tetiog here; As I um now 80 you must be. Prepare fur death and follow me. Tuomrsoy.—At his residence, 88 Wal! street, Thomas Tnomrroy, in the 54th year of his age. Tho rejatives and friends ef the family are invited to attend the funeral on Sunday a!tern:on, at two o'clock. ‘Tho remajns will be interred i Greenwood Cemetery. Warsn.--On Thursday, July 16, Rienarn War a native of Feathcard, county Tipperary, Ireland, aged’ 50 Oars. 4 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at hal!-past one o’eloek , fre 201 | West Fortictn strest, betweea Eighth and Ninth aven His remains wil! be ‘inverred in Calvary Cemetery. pean eee Ne acs Third vek, from | the residence of hit parent, 77 Congress street, South Krooklyn, The friends of the amily are invited to attend. Lyxe.—On (bored y, éply 16, ApRanas Lorawen, infant son of John R, and Emily &y Lyng. | {The relatives and irieude ar@ respectfully Invited to at. _ SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR KEW YORK-—TmIS DAY. 443] woow sets. i 29| 6H water. SUN RISES. SUN SETS eve 81 eve 93. ‘25 ‘Port o New York, Jaly ‘16, 1803. CLEARED # Steamship Kangaroo (sr), Bridgman, Queenstown and Li- verpoot—J G Daie 4g Rei Concett na (Ital), Gardino, London—W P Worwelt Bark Nor (Novw), Paulsen, Cork—Holmboe & Balchen. Bark Roper ler (Brem), Lankenau, M<nievideo—Funeh, Mein: te fire Thomas Te ry (Br), Malony, Cardenas—Trujillo & Viniv x Hie Ki ude (Swe), Swensen, Para—Funch, Meincke endt. pabrig Princess Royal (Br). Newbold, Rermuéa—Jones & ng Tate ‘Mountain Kacle, Rragdon, Roston—C & EJ Peters. Bohr Arve (Br), Millard. Bt.lago, Schr GI Eneas (Rr). Sehr Wyandauk, Kin soar 5 we Py mouth, w London~E H Kreeme ARRIVED. US steamer Magnolia, Henry $ Neweomb, commander, Key West, 4 davs. French gunboat Renandin, Le Cardinal, Charleston bar, 3 day ‘Sicamahip Ocean Quoen, Wilson, Aspinwall, July & with were and treasure. 10 D Is Alien, mabip America, Maury, San Juxn del Norte, July 7, i Havana bth, 8 Sts with passengers, to M O ‘inp Ocean Ranzer (of Bt Johna. NF), erry, Sagua ta Grande, 10 days, with sugar, to Traak & Dearbor Werk Carl Augnst (Prasy.Starcke, Leith, 61 éaya, in bale Inst, to Funch, Meineke & Wendt Bark Bonita (of Yarmouth Ri, Richan, Mayaguez, PR 13 Ae bila: Brett, Son & Hark Yas Ciauens, Adie, Havana, w days, with sugar, to Baxter Tark White Sta, Evang, New Orleans, 15 days, with sugar. to.J Jauche. Brig Overterzter Uffelm (Prus), Milinhn. Ardrossan, 70 Gays, with rmdge, to Funeh, Met ‘enat, Mary Emils (of assau), Jenking, Mayanham, 21 days,'with cotton and bidea, to 11 K Corning, Bon 4 Co >, Havana, 32 days, with mo- wis? ‘days, With skins Brig Bila, Thompson, Matamoros, 20 days, with cotton, Brig Robert Mo Rivon & Munoz, fonth, », Chapenan, St Croix, 10 days, with molasses, to Roche riz Norma of Walton, NS}. Jackson, Havana, 16 days, Hrooks, Newco! lason, fp Peter Viking & ©: Chas Luiing 4 Brig Mt (Br), March, Clenfuegos, 20 days, with molassen to 1S 40 wire KE a event cnaueiooe lent 23.days, witn Swe me, Clen 4 - veNen «Mei reas sity es Harvey. Cientue. rig Jehusa (ital), Bregonis, Tampico, ‘wool, Ac, to mnst Day, Aspinwall, 28 days, with rabber, ric Queen of the nin to Geo F Bulley, Brig Florence. Ww inslow, Matanzas, 15 days, with sugar, to Brig Harriet (of Halifax), ‘oy, Clentuegon, 16 days, with eirig Blankhorn (Br. 0) Wintsor, NS), days, with sry tod F Whit 400, Mth inat, , lat 39 lon 2, spoke Urig Allen, heuce for St Johna. PR. bmg riage Carder an, 10 days, i Oa ae bear. with gugary to Trak & Dearborn, 6th inst, Jat 28, lon 75, was boarded by « ma aria Coveucopla (oF isiromb), Ball, Remedios, 10 days, with st eorge F rig Udela Whitmo-e, Nenvitas, 8 days, with sugar and honey, to Owen & Carn: Brig T B Watison, Wa lace, New Orleans, 15 days, with a augar, to rm B Horton, New Orleans, 17 days, with sugar, rig, Bitznbo tesna Saran iternice (of Nachinepore), Galligan, Machi nice (0 , Jn, Machiat WW data, grit amber, tg Simoaan x ov itenyy 1 neon, Bila Reig fabia, Hopkins ‘Rontont tor aire Bchor, Spartoo, Matamoros vin Key Weal, with cot- ieBakir Onward, Co Coallleet, Jacmel, 16 days, with logwood, ir © Ht Cook, Sparka, Miragoane, 23 with logwood, to Brett, Son & Co, vite Schr Bb RDeweolt, Fitzpatrick, Aquin, 17 days, with log. Bei Ann & Susan, Parsons, Ha wees ea Pores 8, Havana, 10 days, with sogar, * che —— gE Wheoiers | Parr, Cardenas, 11 days, with su. to mas ur Viailant (Rr). Lighthourne, Elenthera, 8 days, with to Jos Beas. Been of Hatteras; was Ua'Sandy Hook %h inet with A Schr John Snow, Grant, Shulee, NS, 12 days, with spars, 2 Rdase, to C L Snow. nr Dolphin, Te Port Royal, F Phebe, Morrow, Beaufort eo, ison, Vi fandt Cote, Virginia Pit rf nia. Ata, Hartson, Vir raha RO, logers, Crowell, Porvand, Ct, ance (US transport), Thompson, Washington, to U 8 Quartermaster. ‘Steamer Arison, Kirby, Raltimore, Steamer Fano, sO Philad ui Siraner BC Rowers, Philadelphia Steamer Sea une ‘Konner, Provide: bearer Wentenester, Davis, Provioenee. George tho First, Gardner, hence for ann eich in the ite bas ue se Soatee fm y'nprung aleak in her or C) M The Fre bh mm es! arial, from Vera Craz, is con- BELOW. rk Leland, Paine, from Bremen May 29. Rina, one ship SAILED. ean Raa ak cous. Cortis10R—The Br steamshio China, for Liverpool, when pansing out Sandy Hook, camo in collision with brig Ken- tueky, from Cardenas, bound in, and sunk ber She had a cargo of ® 1 be & tora The crew were argo consisted of 37 gar, copstqned to Ghepherd Gandy, of this city. NEY yorK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1863. Sreamsuir Cuina, Captain Andereon, sailed yesterday for ‘Queenstown and: Sreamsmir Kangaroo. Capt Bridgman, of the Inman line, cree taser, Melee, ews wip tan back oe as Searg ue fon tobe in that gut uno lo wap tic leak, which was ound Sarr Sovran Cross, burned on vensel end ehend freight mouey for BA in itw" fork aed and wh aire Carnerive Gresn, McDonald, from Cadiz boun to Baltimore, with a cargo of salt, called off the east end of Barada, ou ‘on Wednesday, int Ist inst, for the purpose of obtain- she put to nea mea ity ey . ey Fe is fearea that Both vessel inter, “puilt of white oak ta Bug Biacrisn, 266 a 880) was sold. at “action tn "Phiadelphia Newburg, NY, in 1455, 20th inst, for 310,000" aged A, 23 New York Barx Cuamrion, of Westport, edford , will he sreantertte tanioved in, tho fre sein ied ness beween New Hedford and-Philadelpbia, br.nging Re ae = her Sais iipe. She wait bp commen eet be Tracey, la ig iy Pongetty sneaape 1s Bane Axw & Many, of Salem, 242: tone, bull at i on, ‘Mass, in 1849, has been sold on’ nm po 38 apt wit ams, of and i in the land that shermnee. ae o Genuine was from Thomaston, a havi sprung & leak ihe 1 ime fire, bng. it the vessel open and caused her fortune he cree faved pothing. Defore reported. was loaded with ine wr, with a load o'clock night @ vessel is goirig to pieces. The “mistook the Cove for the entrance to \d before he could keep her off, a ter struck, She was lumber tis: i Tonded, and has gone to p eces. x ENGINKER, phil pe, ab Soston from Anx Cvyes. on 2th inet. lat 40 22, - 7 28, plaked up 26 la:ge qusutities of wred » apparently from sel that bad been burned. ™ Bx Scur Awwa, Lent, from Curacoa, with lignumvitae and hides: was lotally wrecked 25th wll, near Aux Cayes, Crew saved. Scum Mouuss, of Gloncester, from Portland for New York, with copper ore and ‘cooperage, reports, on 11th inst, at 10 PAL waa ran into by sehr fA Bolce, from Phi adelphin for Boston, and bad starboard fore shrouds eatried away, together with ma'ninast and main boom: bad bulwarks stove, plaukshear damaged, pumps destroved, de. Part of the ek load was also siov’, and a po.tion solied overboard and was los, Go Monday she succeeded in geting into Holes’ Hole, wiere ehe still remains, The § A arr at Bos- ton on Monday, Quien Passaax—Ship Yolen, Capt Taylor, made the pas. sage from Lyttleton, New Zealand, to Boston in 71 days, we Shortest passage from any part of New Zea‘and to the United States on record. Whatem Brig Susan, King. last from St Helena. with 150 =p and 150 do wh, arr at Sag Harbor 18th, Sold on the vosage Y Schr V H Hill, Freeman, arr at Bermud? 41h inst, put tn to land 5t seamen captured by the Fiorida. Spoken, &c. Ship Mazatlan, from NYork, Jane 21, lat 46 N, lon 12 W. Foreign Ports. pate Carne, June 28—In port Br sche Anna, Walls, trom Porter, New Yor! WALL, June 27—Arr bi ly 2, Bip as Cantao, J ne Antwerp,. ‘Martin Luther, Nic sid 20.b for Chincrws); 7th, C Me bourne (ena aid oe { for Chinchas: td, bark huey A Nickels, Ford, 27th. sips Blanchard. Meady, London; Northern rch, 16—Arr sips Enoch Talbot Merr:man, iy Han | Pranciago (and beth elder, England: Voth, Roya, Chinchus; th, A Carly Vi Erie, Mino t Avemee yost's Braiburn. Antwerp, Bist,’ Longfel ow, seo Capiz, June Tiasitt brig tiga Harriman, Sydne; Campanas Jivy Bein port brige. Waccamay, Micbois, for NYork; Indian aerate tor a do. Cuanorr: PEI, July 6—Arr sehr W Lewiston, Way- colt. NYork, Lip 8 bre Love. i pane. NYork; schr do. sth. NO A ne a Br orig sa Borman. aa poet Benson, from and diag: and others aa Nevvirai Soi 810 port be briga J ‘it ‘Crowley. Deiat, from Matanzas, arr Juno 26 Yor abont Hh: JK Nevius a Nae! le tar). Abert n arr 6.5 schr Mabe n do, arr Jun ime tis J lth, Clad Juy 7 ‘bark Ellingwood, gt “Ave bre Tet graph, Giles. Jondon. 44 Noute, July, 7—In port’ voce JT Nicker- orne, BOSTON, July 1t—Aur ate deiphia: sip Western Empire, Mela Forest Sate. Kain Mi Barrett, Piiiadespt went to se \sth—Arr steamer Cahawba, Pg NYork, Sid, wind by Nto NE and 5, steamer SR Spauiiin, ron steamer Delaware and bark 3 7 Rich, remaid at anchor in the Roads, ontwar, BALTIMORE. dul It ‘Arr ship Albert )Brem), Klemp, Bremen; schrs Alice Mowe, Townsend, Mayaguez, PR; H © Brooks (Br), Cro I Stroop, fanilonerty Day Foster, Bangor; Wii BANGOR, Jaly Lt i brie Whit Washington, DG; schrs Hattie Goombs, Coonbs,” George: wn, EAST MACHIAS, July 11—Sld schr Paran, Clark, NYork, Pen bs he ER, July 1$—Sld schr Nelly Johnaon, Shepard, tr BAN HRANCISCO, Ju'y M—Arr ship Black Ha York: Martha Cobb, Pillsbuay, Boston; N BP: . July 3—A-r schrs Mary A Shroy Brittiant, Jones, Kliaabethpor m A. Dresser, Hatch, —G0 TO THOMAS K. ruer of Murray, A and doe the low “prices he’ fs helling ‘Tenn, W inem Ooliors Four and Piovssions at, and everyting else used in every Puntiy, Mann, Ye, Sheuiders, Oyc.; for Sugars, He, and upwards, ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, £0., CURED without pain, by Di, RICE. Charopodet at f8 Bowery, Dr. Kive’s Anaiuilator cures Corns, yes sad cents by rials __ EXCURSIONS, Y ISLAND FERRY. ristopher street 9, 1 Dey streets bag 1234 3.40; ples 1, and 4, lading at Fort iamnton. Psyess BANKS.—STRAMER MAN tYLAND LEAVY ES Peck sipat 7A. M., West Twentieth sircet at& Dey wtreet at 834, pier No. 4 North river at wy 4» dail, pt Sa- rm ‘ra fare SO conte. Music, refresnments, baitand lines on boar aver, for tue benefit ans Of their Inte comraces W day: July multten dod a the York. Commticesiohm ohn Michael Holt, | EDWARD GODFREY, President. ot Boyd, Treasurer x, Secretary. son ‘Methodist bptseopal sweet, between Broome and Grand, appoinied to on Friday, July 17 (this day), ony co postponed UD) notice, Which will be gtvi ep p cot the che enny i Me, Superimtendent, _ WINES, LIQuORS, «eC. Bwynsex WHISKEY.—PURE KENTUCKY BOURBON Whisko mae Wes very cht ani fine forsale at low nee by GEO. B. DOUG! }, 19 Beaver street, Sanday School, In Ons, BRANDY.— <SUPERIOR- NEW JERSEY AND “OEO. E. "B DOUGLABSy 39 Beaver street, BILLIARDS. PROPRIETORS OF OF PUBLIC BILLIARD ROOMS ARE requested an adjourned meeting, at Room 41, Autor House, on Friday afternoon, July 17, at three crelock: to take into consideration the eourse to be pursued in regard to the extra tax of ten dollars on cach billiard table, ought to be collected by th» new commission ‘of Internal revenue, It is to the Interest of all billinrst room keepers (0 attend, ty EVES, Chairman pro tem, Cunt, O'Comnowt Roereaaey ee won Dermaid aud Wheeler & Wilson's or Finkle « ae Foot ctty rete. rence ant no 0! founiry, Call ior. wwe days at 211 7th av. OR LIVERPOOL—OLD, BLACK BALL LISE oF | RS tar ay ite fo LEA will eau) mi CTiven Tol or Beckie aire oF) ROCHE aie Best A COFFEY, 60 South street, corner of Fine. OF ¥ ure UT RESTORED Mae ie AND Baie OR NaS oy Cg 4 afier years of i— . ao Pan to the urgent Tejcest of the tin New i 2 ce win amas Wonderful agent wil i] constitutions, whet Serie ecene tan ae wort weaker 00 IC teed nonorting Eiyiancr Seer eteaee Soety ote rte bral Javout to marry, ae is efectn are Rerinanert Atle 8c, ‘ire mirseutous. Bacces tors Basen of Lato is sold, im cnsoe, eith Bhan i mi caret yanines, on recel rik Sr remitianee "wo hie, ‘wcoredived agent. 1 Batt ean E—FOR ate a FINE Lanark APRICA) NOs and two African Ga. ca ‘at No. street, between 2and 3 or titer be scen ® AND vor Wag —WANTED, A +46 SE are qatar ka tay Wome 7 CPO 5 ane 0% Broadway between 7 and 6 0 wes che ag ets ped CAPABLE OF WORK- (nd good mwah. cape. Tortice beri! wheels, aa require A air Davie, Gl Mostesatre at frrsey iy RD. STOL BN OR STRAYED. O: 150h Pon nth WEDNES- prsiurnge at Ninety.er. red Mul'y Cow. Ang ber; Worthless and pern fn the advertinin; coll that the proj rietors 6 quotations trois NE OPINIONS 0 NUINE ARTICLE shoal be confounded by nking with the fUL SOME RIGM pats of MEN OF STRAW by apserupalons «inpiries and peepie. and at theaame tine BSP. who may feel ine eu og-um correctness of the partion ta NCLUSI' CONCLY SI’ CONCLUSIV! I CLUSIV! LU: CONCLUSIVE PROO¥S. CONCLUSIVE PROOFS or Erricacy oF or a or ACY OF or or or or or CACY OF or “ACY OF or EF¥ICACY OF or Sr RICACY OF oF CACY OF o or cy aE oF or FIGAGY OF 3 8 Be ? 3 oF ex OF or ie or ACY OF or EPFICACY OF OF DACY OF or OY OF oF CY OF or ¥ OF or Y¥ oF HOSTFITER'S HOSTETIEL'S HOS.) TPE Hosta ti bies HOSTEPIEWS HOSIETY: K13 STOMACH BITTE RS, TRITEK'S STOMACH BITTERS, pac BITTERS, a CH BITTERS StOM MAG STOMACH BI SPOVAOH BITTE: MIOMACH BIRTERS. MACH BITTERS,. MACH BITTERS, HOSTED E HOSTENIEIS STOMACH BITTEKS. HOSTETT STOMACH BITTERS, HOSTETIEK 8 SiOMAGH BATTERS. HOSTETEICS STOMACH BEETERS. HOSTEITERS SiOMACH BITTER HOSTBITER'S STOMACH BITTERS. HE\R THE WiTNESSES, HEAR Kv ITNESSES, HEAR WITN' 838, HEAR w HEAK Ww 8S! - HEAR Ww HEAR Ww HEAR w HA w HEAR w HEAR WIth: HEAR WITtN HEA« TME WITN HEAR iB WITN, HEA UE WIEN. BEAR i WITNESS: HEA (VE WITNESSES. HLAR T.. 6 WITNESS! HEAK FiE WEYNESQUR, HEAR ILK W TNESSES HEAK THE WITNESSES. HEAR iE WLINB-sES, HEAK THE WITNESSES, HEAR wn 3. sa up tu ress Dy favrit ‘idatiseviat paint are rir business cor det Ueose who nse and xppiectate ® ; AROLE pot fate the 18 whose doub éo ject is ty SELL butt, mm and the PUBLIC. owever, that FACTS IMPORTANT 70: THE ny , comport Pe THe PU BLL, nod wich by Aan de vaght ont to be hid a 4 publsh Delow # few communtea- eh they invite the 3 CIALLY re ec in the subject to: bb: DIVIDUALS THEM KLVES, and severtain the that a preparation Hike TE. whieh ba iwout the WESTERN 1 ly cecoming & of trade or tecit in, aveobiger owes, tha peak lor it. Tule i itue; bat wie phases of can on most innameral and ev aay nse are Al jn Die, ery day new te ‘sof the succes ihe Hitters, TIVE tre CURE, come to te Kuowledge of the sno tirough the 4s. 7 sehen 8 in. precisely {he rasne $e aitlan who have tet PROTKOTED or RELIEVED: and ‘therefore itreems almost an act of duty to put them on **eimmenee Incrrase in the sales of ‘+ RS, both at tee ‘Sou e of these are ot ram HOSTEltER's BIT- home nmi ab oad. during tae weal, year, rove Uh sui wand. whe ik "ott ack jon thi ouly * nee vo that ich parations, are ec! ise Spurious tier coatentor ined i@ s000 covered and ike worthless oway.” ‘On the other 1 dove thas ita mtroduction, fs * not rainy. Ce gig gon Every cose asinimstered of « qaeless or deleterious nos tum hi Fee Rego ke i pasiic —— of ‘ihe Impeveatovs it may have ree uokrish of trumpets with wh: soa of th ful results of PER-ONA, During the summer months = wholesome she ae, iso incorpo atrd the brapertion of 0 nt 4 nto! sulclen was. anniounseds white, en the cou- ee sold of a really valuable med diet ies ‘oth Ni Pri among ule Tis mE 0 in an i i et lr une FH ry we Press, us mace the S10 e \ CHG widely known, TULIE SE iy a0 Fe L BX, HER a HOCSEHULD MEDICINE thr: wha 4 perient Ja cepee aly necde', HOSTEITHR oe wage int: ture, Nhe ntive and cure of dyspepsia, bilo soee, con. nervous delilig ever placed’ within tlie reach unity oy Agulust the depressing an‘ sickening tendeney of heat aug And miata tt is a potent sateg fn'be constitution and +nce-tain health effecis wre mort extracrdty READ E. D. E. N. sey et LETTER, B persona of ts Reoratiog Paosrxct Weracn Groncrvows, D. U. Aprils 133, $ Messrs. Hostetrer & Sure those of others tn favor of your cxcalient fo to those of others in, fav! penpneeal Several years of resids noe on thi bunks of ord Iba mit fedindard family ovr we tke it hetter ‘heat nervous, Uitivua aud a: toothache. tic or nervous invalid to sosW0 good. Messrs. nostreten & Sunni, Ph GENTLEMEN, Tt requived bat law: the rh lt combination of remedies, are to add my testimonials ° 4 Nout her river: re aypllsat on to lierary Work, rit ston and yinder, artyr to dyape; vais. aud defy iis bad Tue on ane ja bu paces ne Pee Tr what £ ure done LTremain, oe eee ecien READ JOHN W. BRONAUGH'S LETTER, Navy em} finourg Pam four years -About” ‘ontion wi called ta your celobial 4. Stomach, Bitters, i Melug at the. Ne a persec rribie forns {line periect marty: 0 dyapepeia indeed, 1 nigi thin acto tier iru t0, ee ing rections, @' ed to one half, aud ‘ound mynel Denestted by the first bottle: the second Fel but T have ever since taken & cone tn the ately on risi tho most aurocabe character, There isa effect of your bit fm al fem ter known (or six years an Sate terte ‘commenoed the tse of your It to your di At ancl sate torte finda ‘which maybe we be safle never +o acutely a We bi iw We. Di RACGN, Chief Clerk. oso MCRL RAN LETT, Ly yan Va., May 24, 1863, ; “do me the favor to to forward by ex Hostetter’s Biomach Hitters, with bill h Aptos of 8a.¢, a8 1 am ne here; and it Seat ras it knot best pre} scases having thetr win a dibeated aged and sold handreds of preparations, © (0 anything of the kind | am e withor be ever so robust aud healthy, for {t ts * at bat a Prevent ¢ for aunost @il dise, have. been aillicted with chromic indi- $d no medicing ons afforied mo the relist yours {raat You wiil lose Ho time tm sending the Blters Yours, very respectfully, Freer SAMUBL BYERS, Horpt. FROM A LADY. West Minton, Saratoga Co, N. ¥., July 6, 1801. Horrerten. Phir of have ling de'aged Tritog te zoe my etnoeed Danke for the good you have done my de ean see e358 Tat odbing bat the hind hand St sFroviienee on BLITERS bave saved ber from an early Years | have been dectoring hee with syrups aad at ‘tints 0 of bitters that have been re.ommended to me for ‘that hi thing that would suit her, cxse, prepared and sid by fold by world first rate physicians: but alt seemed to Naherve. ing the wd A’) he news. could get bold of, -# per around 4oase ment & gd f i eded. nae ‘of Four, BITTEHLS," he cont the ne va und got bed them, and such @ sha, the iccress that ‘the stomach. I never fue hng taken throw ‘one work with Rs RS STOMACH NOSTRITER, & SuITH, fami theonhope the family Bigeers theron drnggists and MEW YORK OFVICB, 28 BROADWAY, aks world, .