The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1863, Page 5

REW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1863. IMPORTANT PRIZE DECISION. The Steamer Ouachita, Her Tackle, 4c.) THE NAVY. The Great Eastern Rock. “EMPORTANT TO NAVIGATORS OF LONG ISLAND SOUND. vs. The United States. pore pote cape ‘he United Seaiee efeat survey nateee Kia a Numsow,C. J.—the steamer Ouachita was captured as Vaoevan.—Cabbege ic. i8t.«bead, tomatoes 3, “een employed in sounding for the upoo wi Prize by the steamship Memphis, Lieutenant Watmough, quart, corn 25c. per dozen, old potatoes Great Eustorn struck last summer. Shortly after tho accl- | of the United States Navy, commanding, on the 14th of at 4 gre ‘ent one of our correspondents cruised over the ground, October; 1862, off the southern coast north of Charleston | green peas 25c. per half peck, carrots 3c. & 4c., lettuee So. ‘and the New London pilots pointed out the spot to him. | §.¢,, in lat. 30 deg. and lon. 77 deg. 26 min, west, At | #40., squashes 6c. a Bc. each, cucumbers 25c. a S7¢. per beg Say eh 5) per bunch, 300. ur. —Ap| new) 37c. per balf peck, pears ® Ste, do., whortleberries 15¢. per quart, whitecurrants 8¢., red 6c. per pound. raspberries 6c. a Te , blackberries 1c. per anyet, baskets do. 5c. each, pineapples 16c. @ 25c. MisceLLANnoUs.—Butter 220. a 25c, id; cheese We, a Lic. per pound. — ‘These facts were related to Prof. Bache, Superintendent of the Coast Survey, who wrote to the pilots in reference to dt, but never received any answer from them. It being ate in tho season the work was deferred until this sum- mer, whem the Corwin was despatched to do the work. ‘Qt has now been accomplished and another rock dis- ‘covered. The following 1s the official report of the loca- ition of the rocks:— 1. The rock off Montauk Point, upon which the steamer “Groat Eastern struck, has been fixed by Lieutenant Com- mander 1, 8, Phelps, United States Navy, Assistant Coast Survey. It lies east three-quarters north, by compass (north 74 deg. east, true), from Montauk Votbt lighthouse, distant vone and a half nautical miles, and has four futhoms water on it «t mean low water, 2. Auother rock was also found, lying northeast by east ‘Dall east, by compass, from the lighthouse, distant pearly ‘one and a half miles, on which there are four and three-quarters fathoms of water at mean low water. On ‘the next side of this rock, close to it, the depth is eight fathows. The twe rocks lie southeast by south half south, and @orthwest by north half north, from each other, distant aif a vautical mile, with from six to seven tuthoms ‘water between them. No. Lof these rocks lies nearly in the middle of the Gouthern otge of a bank a quarter of a mile wide, with from five to six fathoms water on it, and running from “the rock Poreh serpunas By. .—— half a mile. No 2 lies near the south ang! of 4 triangular bank. with from five to six fathoms water on it, running @ quar- “ter of a mile north by west, and one-eighth of a mile gouth by east, and five eighths of a mile , by compass, from the rock. Both of these bunks are bard and rocky. the time of her capture she was some one hundred and fifty miles from land; when first discovered by the Mem- phis but fifty or sixty miles. The Ouachita was owned by T. S. Begbie, a British subject, claimant, and com, manded by T. 8. Gilpin, also a British subject. She was & screw steamer of about fifty tons burden. Her voyage was from London to Havana. Sbe left in ballast in August, 1862, and stopped at Bermuda, St. Georges, where she took in & cargo of arms and ammunition for Nassau, consigned resident there named ‘The had The Late Intense Excitement in im Opposition to the Draftt—Restoration eve from Hart to the master, received by him wi it Ber. muda, in which the writer says that he has been advivert by the owner, Begbie, that the vessel would touch at that and pointing out to the master the difficulties of escaplog the United States vessels or war in the pasage to Nassau and how to avoid them. When the master left London, some letiers were delivered to him by the owner, which on opening he found were instruc- tions to report to a person ef the name of Bowne, ‘at Bermuda, and be would sugply bim with whatever was veedful. Another letter an Introduction to Hart, of Nassau, and also of like purport of the one to Bowne. Bowne w. ipper of the arms and ammuoi- tion on board the vessel at Bermuda for Nassau, There were no bills of lading or invoice or otber papers, except registers, shipping of men and clear: usual in casos of a bona fide ent. Verbal i ven by Bowne to the master to iuliow tat Nassau, both as to vessel and cargo. ‘There were some thirty-flve tons measurement of cargo of arms and ammunition. Soon after the discovery of the United States war steamer Memphis, on the morning of the 14th October, the day of capture, the Ouachita changed. her course to the eastward; and some hours after, finding the Memphis gained ou ber, the master gave orders to throw the whole of the cargo overboard, which was done, with the hope ot escaping, but was overtaken and captured about four o'clock P.M. The master further states that under command of Com Wilkes ‘and ercaped by runing his ves sel among tho reefs. One of the crew—E. Young—first @ cook on board, and afterward a hand before the mast, testifies that the Ouachita was bound from Bermuda for Charleston, 8. C., and that the cargo consisted of Fnficid cartridges, rifles and gun caps; that the master apnlied to him and others of the crew to ign a paper, by which to agree to run the blockade at Charleston, and offered £8 sterling if the vessel ran clear, and if not, three montha’ pay after capture, Weconour with the Court below in the condemnation. It is impossible to doubt, uvon the Proofs, but that the cargo was put on bowrd the Ouachita with the intention of running the blockade of the South- ern coust of tho Confederate States, and especially the bioc:ade of the port of Charleston, The voyage from Rermuda to Havana was but @ pretext. The vesset whea captured was some six degrees north of Bermuda, and, when first chased, within fifty or sixty miles of the coast Jt 18 quite apparent that this was not in a course which would carry the vessel to Nassan or Havana. The }roofs also sho.« that Begbie. the owner,-was privy and, doubtless, originated the adventure. Decree below af firmed, The Brig Sarah Star Cargo va. the United States, Neison, C. J.—The Sarah Star. with her cargo, was captured 34 August, 1861, by United States steamer Wa Dash, L. Mercer, commander, at sea, some thirty miles olf Wilmington, N. ‘The vessel was owned by Cowson Gravely, a British subject, resident in Charleston, 3. C. ‘The cargo, consisting of spirits of turpentine and resin, of Order and 1T: quilllty=Map of the City, Showing the Points of Conflict, the Position of the Property Destroyed, dic, dics, die. ‘The Wariry Herat, for this week, ready this (Satur- (day) morning, will coutain:— A Report of the Closing Scenes of the Great Excitement last week in Now York, and of the restoration of order and tranquillity. An excellent Map of the Metropolis, showing the attacked by the excited populace, the situation Property destroyed, &c. ‘A graphic account, from our Special War Correspon- dent, of the Advance on Charleston, South Carolina, with a deacription of the Fight, Scenes, Incidents, &c. A very interesting account of the Surrender of Port Hudson, Louisiana, to the gallant Army of General Banks, the Terms of the Capitulation, the Property Cap- tured, &c. Account of another brilliant Victory by Genoral Grant's Army, in the Capture of Jacksoh, Mississippi, and the Retreat Eastward of Joe Johnston and his Rebel forces. Important Advance of Genera! Rosecrans’ Army, and the Retreat of the Rebels under Bragg. The Latest Intelligence from the Army of the Potomac and the Rebel forces in Virginia. ‘The Latest News from North Carolina, Eastorn Virgi- nia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Texas, Mexbo, Havana, Eu- rope, and all other parts of the world. Poetry —« Charleston.’ The very interesting story ‘ Why I Did Not Marry Katie—an Incident of the Late Riot.” Sporting—Racing and Trotting—Tho great Rowing Match between Hamill and Ward—The Prize Ring, ke. Agrioultural—General Aspect of Agricultural Affuirs— Longevity of Plants and Troes—the Poultry Yard-—Tne Flower Gardoa, &e., ke It will also contain Reviews of the Monoy Provision, Cattle, Horse and Family Marketa; Editorials on Promi- nent Events of the Day, Ship News, and reports of all other interosting and important news. A large amount of interesting Reading Matter. cents. Annual subscription price: — 92 Miscellaneous News. Jaurs River Fiorita.—The following vessels now con- s@titute the flotilla on the James river:— . The Lebigh is reported to bave sailed in tow of the tug Thomas Freeborn for New York for repairs to her engine and to replace ber fifteen inch gun, which “Durst. Sho has not arrived here yet, and possibly she has ‘been sent to Washington. Smmens’ Corr or InqumRy.—The case of Chief Engineer Stimers bas been adjourned until about the 1st of August, On acoount of the lack of testimony. Paymaster Horario Brivax, Chief of Bureau of Pro- “visions and Clothing, is in town on official business. Assistant SuRGHON Brayton, late of the iron-clad Mon- ‘tauk, who came home ox account of ill health, is rapidly ‘improving. Assistant Paymaster 8. Y. Browne, of Providence, now Attached to the Montauk, has been examined by a board | was the property of G.C. & Wm. J: Munroe, citizens of 5 ¢ jand, and residents there, wi ‘Of medical officers and ordered home to recruit his health exception of fifty barrels of turpentine, belonging to 1). 8 There are but a very fow of the old officers in treiron- | Evans, a citizen and resident of Wilmington, N- seecesecvanpees eeveceteeseess AB lads who were in them last winter. C. The Sarah Star was purchased from C. B. Any larger number, addressed to names of subscribers, ‘Tum Manin Comrs.—At the outset of the recent troubles | {Aidy+ sud | owned Nye serene atarch. | $1 50 cach. An extra copy will be ment to every club in this city a largo detachment of maripes were imme- diately sent over from the Navy Yard to protect public Property and to hold the rioters in check until a force Could be organized to put down the disgraceful enact- ‘ments whioh filled the city with alarm for nearly a week. ove of the daily journals stated that a detachment 4of the marines was badly worsted in a fight with the of tea, Twenty copies, to one addreas, one year, $35, and any larger number at same price. An extra copy will be went to clubs of twanty. ‘There rates male the Waae.t Hnatp the cheapest publica’ion in the country. ADVERTISEMENTS 10 a| mited number, at fifty cents per lin, will be inserted in tho Waukiy Herat, Ofictal Drawings or Diurray, Kddy & above C, Gravely in July, 1861. The cargo was oo board the Sarah Star in July, same month to be shipped to Liverpool. The veasel entered the port of Wilmington in March, 1861, and remained there till sbe sailed on ber present voyage, about the 26th July. The port of Wil- mington was pot fn a state of actus! blockade at the time of the egress of the vessel {rom port. The vessel and cargo were condemned as enemy's property, and ac- quitted upon the charge of violating the blockade. We { re i Co.'s Kentucky apd Missour State ries ‘tioters,and many of them threw down their arms and | gf? to the condemnation of the vessel; for, ‘Kaxtocey, Crass aly 24, 1948, I Grav is @ British subject, yet he is a tT ed. We have the best authority for stating that there | Suncast ce'thevestnns SU aud soccer ta tasincan | 44, 64, 4, 40, 22, 73. 15, 65. 25, 71, 20, 27. fs @ not a word of truth in such statements, but on the contrary, the excited populace never deemed it prudent 0 attack them. é On one occasion while they were located at a station ‘Rouse awaiting orders reconnoitering parties would come “ear them and then leave. At last they wero relieved there, and, for aught that appears, continues there in ‘business since the out of the war. Bat the property of the cargoes belonging to the Mouroes stands. 00 « different footing, and, in my judgment, not liable to condemnation. The test oaths of these persons show the following state ot facts, and which is not in any way con- tradicted or impaired:—Tbey are cach natives of New- Kewtucny, Crass 396—July i) 12, 66, 47, 55, 52, bali 77, 76, 62, 75, 66, Covington, Ky., or St. Louis, Mo. the Shelby College OMeclal Draw: port, R.f, the one born in the year 1812, the time of Kentucky. ‘Dy a detachment of regulars, and the mob, thinking they to, a 1 iy oe it YF oo a ‘were volunteers or militia, made an attack upon them, Ish: 1) SOG bndiee i ‘Dut'toon found that they were mistaken and wisely with- drow. “ - ‘The marine corps are loyal and notedly brave, and it is Sout doing an act of jastice to them to state the true facts im reference to them. As yet wo have seen no official Fecognition of their valuable services through the terribic mes of last wook. Paseare.—Some uneasifiers was felt in relation to the @afoty of the Passaic during the heavy gale of this week. Admiral Paalding bas received information that she was @een two days since in tow, making excellent weather, and by this time she has probably arrived at ber destina- Gon. Lieutenant Tecumseh Steece, lately attached to the Na- july 24. 35, 16, 60, 38, 91, 40, 59. A. MORRIS & 0O.. ilmington, Delaware. ned Lotte- given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker, 11 Wall street, room No, 1, New York. 18, 5, 29, 48, 78, 64, 4, Ctroulars sent by addressi Prizes Cashed in All uexalized Lotteries, faformation given. C. WEST, 81 Pine street. for Long Branch, re the various watering places, wishing boots oes for themselves and families, patronize MILLER & CO., 387 Canal street. ‘gal Aendomy; bas been ordered tothe Gonare. B wiki Ss Ferris & Sows @wn and Parts Boots, remembered that Lieutenant Steece was captured and Ses, 81 Nanse ‘ireot and Broadway, two doors Psroled on board of the Ariel by the pirate Alabama. be bephaos cit Maxion.—The sloop-of-war Marion and yacht America Bridgewater Paint—Fire a = @ailed on Thursday from New Haven on @ Cruise cast- Pvost—fer cotiagen, barns, reat yomsie, seigie wate. S ac. ‘ward. — Sane, 50.—This noble frigate is soon to leave us, bound Iron Foerniture, ren. Bedsteads, Hat TCHINSON & WICKER- to the eastward on recruiting service. She will probably a Sa ane aa ot hention Ne first visit New London, and from thence go to Portland. echihiees = ‘Bhe will aiso craise among our fishing fleet, so as to be on Defiance Fire and Bargiar Proof §: f ibs i band for apy of the privateers that may visit,these waters. Marre steel beter of College place. RM PATRIC ‘The following is a list of her officers:— Carte Visite for One Doliar, ‘8, 63 Broadway. No expense spare to produce Cartes de Visite for One Dol- lar, Good pictures warran' }. E. Thoruton. Mamere—J. H. Beattio, John Wallace, E. B. rod. PBRCIVAL, 142 Chathem streot. Bussey. Marne les H. Bradford. ,on aa Rp eit, © enT0 Meets | de ect cima, Seerge gem itoeas, | Irkertes She Fie Peet Sa ny JE» tiller. ‘and laden with arms, ammunition , coffee, kc.,ona voyage | ner's for coloring bair en beatiful Master's Mc W. MoKeover, W.. BR. 8. Anson, ‘Tam| \ vemnel to | 8n@ natural 1m of black, without wash or priparation a Mgrs oer. 1 W. Pearce, 5 Aya Wu see! ding baa se Row oe, chesrfully recommend ae be ofthe few artl pomecan0g -A : HHTON, chemist apd 417 Broatway. air Sein 2 PS a Re 4 a ours without Injury, trouble or entang- ‘Selimaker—G. Ee Bosrum. oe ee REAUTEAN. Ladies Hair Dreseor, Clerk—¥. Arms. 31 Court street, Brooklyn Guaranteed best and cheapest. Try it, you will use no other. Sold by leading drugsiste. ral depot 62 Joba Reneeytess OCtreular. street, New York. ‘KEKASURY DuraRTamwr, Saat ; 5 1863. No More Gray Hair or Baldness.—45 saben, Seety eee nda | Seen ee mene peer a | ght EEC Oo niin Be BS tto this ullier by the Hon. Secretary Sieg Navy, Ry pdpwlyoed Med before dt 7 AN, Astor place contains & role tm relation to the subsistence was some six degrees, over und: : 1 thin ‘Officers traveldng Under Orders, out of the United States, north, nt of har proper course for Tempio, ‘and PP toes | = Pp gl Pad hg ae cee -on board of public nro A ange gs Attention it ing towards & pase would lead to the Minstasppi Depot 56 Dey street. espectiully and specially cireeted, by which you New Orleans. Tampico is some eight — ‘will be governed. = STEPHEN .T, . Auditor, nine hundred miles south of west from Havana. Hill's Ha Dye. 60 Cents—Black or Navy I MENT, June 23, 1863. The attempted explanation of a departure from the | brown, reliable, infa! Gnguent for the halr. Depot Ne ‘Sim—In revly to your letter of the 19th instant, respect. ly ,* bead winds dofec- | 1 Barclay street. Sold by all subsistence expenses of officers travelling upaer For the Hatr Ba The best and cheapest article sing the Saat on Of the United states,on board of public ves- ols, you are iaiormed that, in view wae ed usage of the service to which you have referred, | = ave, .n reconsideration of the subject, concluded that it Dy to the Segettions of the depart- retail, No.6 Astor House jatch 17 and April 3, }) Feepecting the sup- tend Hair Dye—The Best ‘Of prisoners, 80 ns belated while thus travelling on board of public vessels. harmless aod reliable. Sod 9 obedient servant, Hete Dye, Hair Dyeing the hair, at WA natityiog rts Pompe ‘xion.—Laird’s Bloom Southey ‘and beautifying the (gains wall 485 Broadway, oe'Yowtn ory SSnpleston sod oki 1a iabes cured by GOUR. brary ror Boap. roadway, pear Grand atiect Bogie’s Hyperion Fiuid Restores and Grosaee hair. Bopie's Biectric Hair Dye, best in use. Try Be convinesd. BOGLE, Boston ber on abe first discovered the blockading vessel, she Marsh & Co's Radical © wr jars! Co."a are changed her course to that of east . No, 2 Veany street, the church, N “7 The, vous bed bon. ous ef tho port ef | Geneinissn sie wescie es te conseume’ Yomsie oe a yA five days when ome is what {s called an auxiliary steamer, using ‘and steam, No satistactory reference is given for the Pe omy) Me, noma jon of the vessel at the time of the capture, and the | PPWAS Mable and barmiess, It relieves the child {rom is irresistible from the evidences—not in dispute cures dysentery and diarrhea, relieves griping 9 Lr doubt_that the inteation was to rom the blockate of ne ted ated aie © ving relat ‘sod health to the sonar th heytione Sst, tod cles br ‘res child 1k gives test to the mother. centan bottle. covered jeystove course. ‘There ware some trreguinritios onthe partcl | Hyatt's “A B,” or Deuble Strength the captors, and in ca Hs i Rrisze Money. Lite the most certsin te for rheumati And diseases of great impurity of be bad st the principal depot, Gre wrest. $i per 3 THE EDITOR OF THE HERA! opportapity to the claimant to correct, were we not it Lf = a irety upon the facts, which are undisputed, waits a terck ah te ~4 tw Bey d Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri- “On the 4th of May, 1962, the steamer Circassian was cap- cannes, fees ne sevegs Ss for eee # A adlgt tae relate beeen | toured by the United Staten steamer Somersetgand taken | the port of Charleston,and wot that of St. Joha, Irie of the Howard Association-sen\ in & sealed inet t day to Key West, She was there rr ‘below affirmed. of ‘Address Dr J. Skiliia Hough oa, TRLAY petae und seat to Now York to be told. ‘The veasal PA! MARKET REVIEW. ‘Ateoetation. Philade/nbia, sand cousiderable part of Lhe cargo were by the prices of articiea at Washington Market continue it Must Seow ment,and she i* now used as a naval remain ata very high figure, although the supply of Fre proceeds of the salo amounted to nearly tour , 0 course, poultry and game—im ‘dred thoonand dollars, balf of which we y were ag would be at once dirtriveted to the captors; bat Souord appeniea to the Sapreme Court, amd kept us out of the money for more than a year, or aby ob if Hd i Ww ? by the Rov Morg wo yy evening, v. an N. J., . Commander Hxxny Eases, Jr, U. 8. N-. 10 Canouwe | July 25, Paanemiom A, infant son,'of fas Avausta, daughter of the tate Charics W. Vulte, all of this maya, of this olty, eae 4 panihe, . » 'e aliarTe.—At on , Jak * AOKROR—Susiter.—Ou Wednesday, July 15, im the | Grouse wraan Vaussrre, aged II monthe and > day, Second Presbyterian church, Newark, N. J., by tha ftov. | Wurmmey--On Thursday, July 23, of cbolora infanium, D. W. Poor, D. D., WituaM A. Jaoxson to Apo A., | Cansix Lovins, infant anughier of Thos. & and Autoinetts Zoungest davghier of Andrew A. Smailoy, Haq,,all of | H. Whitney, aged ¢ mouths and 9 days. Tho relatives and iriends of the family are invited to Kaasvupy—Koren,—On W. . July 22, in Churen of the Holy Convention, aot ae i Wardiow , Mr. Goan Kannxor, Lwor E. Kuctxs, 0: this elty, s rere ‘uly . by the Rev, ot Cran Died, Barrersny.—At tho residence of her father, No. 14 East Sevemteenth sireot, Many Euzaneru, eldest daughter of Capeain J. (of the Funt New York cavalry) and Julia Battersby, tn the 18th year of her age. The funeral will tike place (com Hammond street Epis. copal church. this (Saturday) morning, at eloveu o’elock, The a felons Of the family are respectfully invited to at- Canada papers please copy. ‘On Friday, July 24, of cholera infantum, Burixk. Gronow l'snux Berisa, infant son of Patrick and Kilte M. Butler, His remius will be taken from tho residence of his pa rents, 181 West ‘Thirty ninth street, this (Suturday) teraoon, at two o'clock, to Calvary ( tives aud (reods of the family are reagectfully invited: to ha without ferther notice. ’ Brown.—On Wednesday, July 22, at his residence, 126 West Forty-ninth street, Janvis R. Brows, in the 75th year of Cowxton.—in Brooklya, on Thursday, July 23, at her lato residence, 223 Jay street, Caruanine, wile ‘of John berry, to Miss Samas J, Wanm, daughtor of Joba ©. Wards koq:, 0° Hightatown, d Mownor—ixvrss.—Ou Monday, July 20, by the Rev. Edward E. Kaokin, Pur J. Monnoe ( Misa Sanam J. Lnaes, al! of (his city. No cards. Sawvek—!aoin.—In Dundee, oa Wednesday, July 15, by the Rev. David Taylor, Mr. KE. L. Sawren, of Watkine, to Miss Newise, daugheoe of Win, 6. Hamlin, of Dundes. aged 6 monuy 1 Troy p. his age Cunptou. the relatives and friends of tho family are invited to attend the fonoral, this (saturday ) mornin, trom St. James Cathedral, where a solem ‘Will be offered (or the repose of her soul. Cotmmanx.—-On Thursday , July 23, of consumption, Hucu Coumman, ager 23 yoa: ‘The relatives and fr: invited 106 East Twenty-s.xth sireot, this (Saturday) af ternoou, ‘at half-past two o'clock. CRaiG.—In Boston, on Wednostay, Seunay, wito of William Craig, of New Y ork, in the 25th wont end the yoar of ber age, Conamr,—Oo Thursday, July 23, Haray Wwerwons, youngest sou of Wiliam 3. and Cornelia 1). Conant, aged 4 years, 1 month and 13 days. The (rieuds of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, trom No 23 south Tenth street, Brookiyo, K. Ds, Unis Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further vita. Cnocien —Suddenly, on Thursday, July 23, James A., gon of James H. and Julia Crocker, aged 14 years. The reatives and (riends of the (amily are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday from bia iatc residence, No. 36 Orchard street. CLARK. —On Thursday, July 23, Joun M., youngest sou Of George W. and Margaret Clark, aged 3’ months und 12 Be ‘the fr enda of the family are invited to attend the tune- ral, without further wowice, from the resideace of his father, No. 393 Atlantic atre.t, Brookiyn. Cunry.—On Tharad Eowaxn Cunny, in the 334 year of bis ago ‘The funeral will take piace this (Saturday) after:oon, at one o'clock, from his brother Patrick's residence, 502 Second avenue. Tho friends and acquaintances of the familly are respecttuliy 1ivited to attend, Cockwuns.—On Weduesday, July 22, at Sarrisburg, of wounds received at the battie of Gettysburg, on 1 , day, July 2, Licutenant Wintsam Jase Cocknens, Ono Hundred and Twentieth N.Y. 5. V., aged 25 yours, The faneral will take place at the First Keformed Dutch church, Kingstou, N. o’cioek. Dowono,—Oa Thursday afternoon, July 23, after a short illness, Jaws Donono, tn tie 78th year of lis age, & native of the parish ef Kill, county Cavan, Irelaud. ‘The friends and acquautitances are respectiully invited to attond the funeral, from the corner of Fitty seventh street, Sixth avenue, this (Saturday) aftertoon, at ous residence on, o'clock, from the Donobo. half.past three o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 123 tou wrest, Jorney City. 0. 17, of F. and A. M.,of which Brother Davidson was a member, and the members of Varick Lodge No. 31, Entorpriae Lodge No. 48, of New Jersey, and of Henevol-nt Lodge No 28, ot New York,o€ which ' brother Davidson was @ charver member,aud the Masonic Craternity in general, ae reap ctfally invited to attend the funeral without (urther potive. Drmoort.—On ties July 24, Axwn, the wife of Chas, ‘21 Thames street, Hiee''be Wise Funeral from the eburch three 0 clo. James and Flea Fenvessy, a year r of ber his uncle, Joni Quieu. are respectfully invited to attend idence ot ta, No. 250 Lernovb a own the fumerdl, Davpso".—On Thursday, July 23, Saunt. Davinsow, in the 77th year of bis age, Wash Lodge Drise- It, aged 38 y1 ‘The trieuds of te family aro respectfully invited to at- tend the fuberal, on Sunday next, {rom wer late rextdencs, Her remaias will be interred in Cal: vary Cemetery Dextkx.—Iin Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, July 24, after a loved daugnier of the late Isaac ad Sarah Ano Deuike, to he 16th ‘The r invited to attend the funeral, trom ber i 72 Adeipai street, on Sunday afteruvon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Albany, Teoy and Utica papers wik plewe copy. Dovis.—Corporal Joux Dovus, of Compan; Long Island regime: t (ity seveath New York Volun teers), im the Sixth (orpa Hospital, uear Dranesyiile, Vir- gioia, Friday, June 27, Of chronic diarrham. see Per. ‘Dm Wert, rravatuick —Oo Thursday, July 25, at the residence parents, 31 Fravktia aveaue, Brooklya, Mania Ac- wey Frrararaick, in the 20th year of ber age The funeral will take place thi (Saturday) morning, at half-past ten o'clock, {rom St. latrick'# church, coruer of Kent and Witlough will be offered for vary Cemetery for interment. Fivey.—On Friday. July 24, Eowano P., Patrick and Mary Fiynn, aged 7 months ‘The friends and relatives of o'clock GainwG.—On Friday morning, July 24, my only beloved daughter, twelve, Gavwa, after a short but sevore illness, aged 4 years aud 11 mon ‘the fuveral will take place on Sanday afternoon, t four o'clock, from the residence of the bereaved widow and mower, No. 204 Fulton scireet, Brookiyn. 8 Howwmet —Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 14, Amaum youngest #on Of Franels and Lavinia Humbert, of pen Os aa Morr santa, aged 13 years, § mouths and 14 days, Garqrets tee Gkene.—taddeoly, at corning, N. Y, \vaxco Geemw, | (VATARRM GURBD IN THE #HORT Jr son of Alonzo snd Heurietta A. Green, oc Williams’ | & ‘he Jona = ene es bum, LL Noliee of funeral in to-morrow's paper. masour tor 81. vy 3. DU 358 bth bY a | Hovka—At Hastings-upon the-Hudsoo, on Thursday, Joly 2%, Wauren Hexmy, son of Fide Hope, aged 1 year, 2 months and 17 days. ‘Tbe taneral will take in Walker street, this ( The relatives and trienas of tho family a luvited to attend the funeral to the Lutheran Cemetery for interment. Haut.—Ie Brooklyn, ou Friday, son of Wm. M. and bverlioa Hall, aged 1% years and 6 months. The attend the syecttail " Chat. Tuowss Paancm O'LEARY, aged 11 mooths and 10 days. ‘The relatives and (riends of the (amily are renyect(ally invited W attend the funeral, (ran the renidence of Iya parents, 146 Hast Thirty second street, Unis (satardyy) afternoon, at ane o'clock by 7 Are ¥. fet ‘cuanen None knew ber bot to love ber None named ber bot Wy praise ‘The remains were interred io Cypress Hille Cegnetery, i the assault on Port Hudson, or, “anday Pea, of Compacy | rewisnant by Rev. Hort F. Pease / w the North Peck.—K ited , Joe Th year ot Funeral Fifth street Mott. mone © cing tom reiatives and {rieuds of the family are re- long and sever rear of ber IV cant —At Fort : it twowo clock Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock Hartford Times plieese A ry Laxt.—Om Friday, J) Ware Loew, Lawr, the be | BU loved wife of, David G. =. Lent, agod 64 years. o. and friends of’ the family are invited to | THF invited to Laws nee. woree MAKLES LAWRS, YoUNKeSt Sou U The frie« 1d, without further notice. the ,from the resl West Fighteenth street, this (satardayg fuseral, from ber iate residence, Cla 06, 000 door south of Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'cinck. Greenwood. July 23, 08 chapel Dix, reolwe of Tri pm rol William of San Francisco, to Misa Hightstown,N. J., on Wodnosday, Abel © "Thomas, Mr Wa. i. Lame, No cards. the Great Euany A ful body lies ootd in de: awe pervades howe, there to enjoy and sand 4 dave netery. Tho rela pers please copy: ton o'clook, quem nash sof the family are respectfully funeral, fromm his late residence, No, Juiy 22. Tsame. | and gentle stimula They are an antidote to moon, at two o'clock , They cure Dy spepoia a0 ‘They cuse Dinerhora, CI ‘They cure Liver Compla: July 23, afver @ long illness, bottle. +, OW Sunday, alteruoou, at four our private of bis son in-law, Patrick (@ place on Sunday afternoon, at The members of Hiram great superiority. re ines, Mk Anriane L.. the ve Rommer Retreats, York City ant dete Guide to the Fallin of Ni 75 conte vias OF Une Haman: y K, First AA * cost, Come one, ALE D. Lee, N. J., oa Thursday, July 23, of tomas aad da (Saturday) afternoon, at the family aro reapectiully Frenh Noto Ps s * the beloved son of ape « short iloess, aged 3 46 months. ; Clativos and (rience ate respectfully iivited to at PAICaL 6 funeral, frou tbe revidence of hin parents, No. | 4M. beer Trusts the ont Chambers street, cort or BataVia, this (Saturday )eiter, | produces no pressure the same principle, by NEW PATENT. avenues, where a requiew mans repose of ber soul; thence to Cal wea) a cating dandruff, wrnin) lone, bie Ft NONE #ey! ie NONE GESULM aod Christine trom st. plattbew’s chureh, urday) D000, at twelve 0 clock. reapect:ully ‘The remaing will be taken er a July 24, Prawn &, Fengwent— pao « remains will be copy. » July 24, after « lingering ilines, Joxander Menzies. Mi of ber moaher, attend Lavoe, oldeat danghter of Clarion yh RAST CHAIR Ome By soared and few York Younteors, Wn the 2b on, Wi tan o'er. " ure, of who. a’ter a brief sickness: spirit land July 22, 1563, aged eTimage has now ceased, aud her young and once beaut waiting for that reportory where impenetrable darkens aleve prosiden a She fears wo warm aor (right, for her as been bwrne to her Suviour’s from tke cup of Hie and less etornity. spirit, on wings of angeis, love bis presence through 4: dear and devoted relatives and com) Jona lot them polace the thought of bor better exchange, and Bot wish ber bick ip this sollieh world. grave spring's carlioat flowers will wave the doar one it commemorates; and before bor Father's throne let us hope she now casts hor “crown of gold The prevent miasmnadic au They purity the breath and act tity of the stomach. the colebrated Caliaayn bark, and herbs, all preserved in pertaclly pure Ht Oi United Biates ata signature on a ate! plate labe: To fill our bottbe with any mi tation Bitters or by any oth: so dealt with, We alread) have our eye pou two parties GUIDE TO THE HUDS ™ % AT CHURCH, AT HOME, D GhEGOKY FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES PURLI row $H4) upwards. GEO, 1. KITCHEN & CO, 01 Broadway all @erases Broadway Yor oe Caagh [rage WO - oe-Tiew om ihe "he of the Aw Ee tied sULe exe OmrTUARY. ‘The destroying ravager, Death, has hurled from bis Qaiver another arrow, plucking from the madat of devoted friends and relatives a dear flower of affection, to be transplanted into that gardea where no decay nor sick Dens Can Lnterrupt these coms Of loveliness, fashioned by tect of Nature. and in whose prosence they bloom eternally. We allude to the domine of Miss Alpe OTTrGNOn, eldest daughter of our estima. pred citized, Chartes F. Ouiimom, of this vity, inged hor flight into the eure, t _MISCKLLAN Eous. They purify, sweagthonenct iuvigorate. They create a healthy appe Apation, V joinity Fach buok containg twelve beautifully colared em one deweriptious, Ci come all and see for ASSYORD 8 Great quiring & o'clock, from the reetdence of her parents, 54 Kast Thir. , at three afternoon of ber parents, i8 Willow Hor earthly pit While one woUrD ber On the cold mbivmatic of Insstiude, palpitation of the heart, lack Of appetite, dyepep- sin, Lorpid liven, Ac., deserves to suller if be will not iry the greatest medicine ever discovered. DRAKE'S PRANTATION HITTRRE 40-n0t fail; they produce A benelicial effect Immediately; they are pieanant to the palate. and are particularly adapted (0 ladies and adi doticate person Mihy, pure of water and diet They overcome effeots of diraipation and tate hours. ‘They strengthen the ay mem and enliven the mind. rmittent fevers. nd Cholera Morbua. nad Nervous Headache ‘They make the weak strong the languid briiliaut, and are ter, They are composed of atergreen, sassafras, roots rum. For particulars see eireulars and testinoutain arouad each Beware of tmpostors, Any person pretending 10 sell Plantation Bitters by the gallon or in bulk, or in any manner except in our patent bottles, the cork of which ls covered by . and having our fac simile sa awindler aud impostor AMe—I8 a Orie, and will be who have thus tried to impose upon the public, but will only snecced in ruining themselv ‘The demand for these Bitiers from ladies, clergymen, merchants, ke,, {a immense, aud ts the evidence of their They are sold by all respectable druggists, grocers, phy- Alctans, hotels, asloonn, steamboats and country stares, FH. DRAKE & CO., ~ gue Broadway, W. ¥. IN RIVER A Tit. TY A ioe 7) ernie Mesin: price Can GOLD 18 DOWN—KEFRIGERATERS AT Cooper Institute, Asvar p'ace PERMANENT OURK YOR HEADACHE. ® tart Hogan CURE TRUSS WHITER perfeet ur VISITING CARDS AND t aiyles, at BV Ee )3 92 Broadway, corner Doane street VATENT It is Nght, tocure, Works on @ inver aud “0 be ae rat 4. renting MN ay and causing Kt to grow tact god Beware of HNeltagionns KEWARE OF TM xe BEWARK OF rt TIONS. 9 botiles, price mv ING, Bole Proprietor pe ft aliation free O46 Broadway GA 1G BUILDINGS, he. upperterk oo Bota BS APPARATUS BTRELING'® RTE MRL NG, KA NG'R . INVERTED NATLA ENLARGED of the feat cared without enor 19 to tue patient by Dr BAOH ARIF. Refers \o phywecians wnt ry ur bet five. it nae, by” caree every te HNO, B14 Greenies AND TAGS—ALL KINDA, HER—LIVER. oMARLE ihe GENIE i | Seite BVANTA UM 1 Lacon an Ipestrestons Home Tot ee quaeutioa Wo SEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, YOR AUGUAT, ines. NTE RTS Hossex.—Oo Thurday, Joly 23, Many Ku Homey, | sone IN wal OF y 1, HARMON daaghter of Jobmand Mary Hussey, aged 21 daye AND PERRY. ations —Putin. wag —-Greve I The romaine witi be taken to Calvary Comerery (or in. | Kuins of Por Misenlc bores Macsers Yuriy oe re er ~ carers Ol wer W. Perey ‘St. Joha (New Brunswick) papers pleare copy thew LY 1X ORRMASY The friends of the {ami y are invited to atieud the june AM AMERICAN val L ral, ig) Hall Atrect, nix doors north of Gates aveuue, on | Plumeations Si) Wise. ee eters Fee Wing Homera, @iinax on Lao—Palling te Love tres Joba Lames returne to Burtoe Cresent. Te it from birt Before toe Clu» House—The Board RIE 9 ue * spon by bs Dinner : bod Wier ‘The ‘and frienda of the faml'ry are roxpwctfulty | prireie. pele or w rvilaers j ths (amerdey nen shessowben Tee Bair cont Coney, oie 8 ter ‘whale, bat nasee on Fritay, Je ry Bh, Caan Wiwny. | Sommant of metiae, with da eyeal cmmior of umratmne the on of god Kile Bolly, aged 12 years aed in ord mary roam = rt st oa Sas Unit Butae ps ‘The frienda of the faimiiy are inv itad to at. ae i pats = hae the feneral, frogs the 16 Aence of Sew To =. ye aie § i Thirty; seed ‘rest, on Boaday dey i tuly Ame Mate | 10s Fes: besbanpetlopennd bia 7 ‘pga (neserdar) morning, ot §., se ek SISCELLANEOUS. peewee. IMPAIRED SIGHT, , NOISES IN THE HEAD, CATARRHAL AYVECTIONS OF THE THROAT, CHRONIC CATARRE, CATARRE OF THK TYMPANIC MUCOUS MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE BUSTACHIAN TUBE, ounED. Ross RYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONK MINUTE. And every disease of the Ey eal or purgical aid attended to by Di bis Consulling Rooms, S10 Broadway, w/ pensuee At this season of the year seule The public may rely with conndenee in the use of STEL ? CORDIAL CC BITTERS, an the only safe remedy to or cure DIARRHGEA and DYSENTERY. 7 pel only a meds re alno «pleasant aad * Whdiouk thea, always be re- yemergency For s'e by STEINFELD, 70 Nason: stroot ole agent for the Unibet Blatoe And by all drugyiats, grooers an | tomien fe th Bs Ane CADWELI, % OLINTO G (Hight Broad 4. preout twenty ) are OF I imenne Kye and Var vio jee hours {rom MATS Liv CoRDrAL The Great Ameriean Memedy for Cholera, Cholers Morbes, Cho era Tn ry, Diarhs «. Sammor 5 aup tn the Blom ud Hearthure, Tt rotiew those dimagrena’ tome of dyapepsia, nam- ea and «0! food a! for children tt bas no « 1 Dain, and ite very aon Ope Inka A quiet wu: Orate!, tin ver of refusing to t 4 Call for circular. Prof N.P, Hil. of Be ; Rew, Horace James, of Worcester, Mass, now Chaplain of ine Twenty fifth Mas sachusetis, and Buperintondent of Biacks. Newbern, X, O.; officers in ihe army and others. N, B.—This artioto is warranted, even in the mast obstinate caare, nad agemls mie particularty requested to pay back the money where salafartory evidence is given that Lie mode ‘Oy, 110 Franklin ateecs, 1 Park row RURHTON 10 Astor House, CASWELL. M 4 CO., Filth Avenue Hotel. WM GRAY, SOL hroadwa. PARTIN £CO., Hropeietors, Providence, Rt EW MAP OF CHARLESTON, B.C,, BHOWING ALL of the Fortifications Hatterien. Lulets, ae, with JL DEROKIPTION rame Bhe tw by Gry in. Wholesale, 86 ter hamdred:. her Tl Waring on street, Bowen, Mass.” New hap of Pors Hudson, prtoe fifteen uenia, ADWAY 8 READY ICRLUEY ‘And our late Comptrotier » KOMERE T HAWK. Mr, Haws wsed to nay that be wm without a bottle. by bin bedeide, andthe tax payers of New iy these Pasen € WAYS READY Kh cures quirk! ail eon Freneh physician QKIN DIKEASH OF THE HAD , 7 eured. Loew Renkiemen i ¥. TAYLOM, 6F3 Vroadway. corner of Amity street, Adv ioe jratia hours from # A.M. ww Sh My comer On (pus Munrts OF BRANDRETIOR FILA ronda. exeryw bere. saving life and seouring wounds and injuries their se greatly hastena.a cure Bet in sudden caare of sickness their use often cures Lefure ke physician could have arrived. THEY SHOULD UE IN BVBRY HOUEE A.well known geatieman of Geneve was taken. with mest severe pain in bis side, extending Uo his spleon, assum panied with vole ot chili, He took is BRARDRETIOS PILis. and in twelve houre the seine number again; ho repeated as in the Afternoon ous and well, Quite a sumber ha! with (he same @yinprons te Genova, which three done of BRANDRETIOS PLLA the dows next morning, and cured. iba Boference in New York as to above egee, PRINCIPAL OFPYICE %% CANAL #TREET. Observe, New Style secures you the Genome. BRANDRETH 6 PILLS w direct from the laboratory Hous in Spanish, Portuguese. German, Malian, Frenee amd Bagi languages, ‘ Romembor New Btyl> ineures the Gen we ASK FOK NEW STYLE MN. 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