The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1864, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tuvaspay, June 30—6 P, M. The reported resignation of Secretary Chase created fome sensation tm Wall streot to-day; but prices of stocks were not iefluenced thereby to any great exteut ihe market opened with a better feeling than was disp'ayod yosterday, and a majority of the shares represented on the list advance © jared with the highest cash gules on Wedvesday, New York Coutral advanc cent, Erio Kailway M, Erie proferred 34, Re’ Mic Central 1, igan Sonthern 4, Mino tral 4¢, Pitteburg and Fort Wayne 3, Chicago and North. western 1, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 3, Quicl silve g 1, Delaware and Hudson Canal1, and Peon. eylvania Coal Company 1. Cleveland and Pittsburg, a Kiver decliged 1%, Cleveland and Toledo rland Coal 314, Canton Company 4, and Obio ‘The market was heavy in the afternoon, end prices generally declined. The closing quotations were as fol tows:—Now York Central 194, Erie 11434, and the pra ferred stock 11234, Hudson River 188, Reading 189, Michigan Central 138, Michigan Southern 944%, Mlinols Central 129, ad and Pitesburg 111J¢, Chicago and Northwes ad and Toledo 186, Chicago and Rock Ista: Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne 1124, Pacific Mai! 269, Canton Compaay 28%, Cumberland Coal 6644, and Ohio and Missisaipp The U d States coupon bonds of 1891 closed at 111, inter 1b; the regieteret five-twenties at 100\{, and the coupons at 101%; the eeven thirties at 104, and the ono Year certificates at 9274 ‘The operations in gold to-day were extremely wild, and no Gxed price could be settled upon by regular dealers, It ranged botwean 210 and 240; bat the principal sales wore mado at 247 to 248, Sterling exchange is quoted at 295 a 267 for currency and 103 a 110 for anced that the Assist- ant Treasurer wil! commence to draw bills to-morrow, ‘The government bas negotiated a lean, which report places as high as one hundred intl with German Dankers. The terms have not The July interest on the 158 morrow at tho To-day closes the fiscal ernment, « mon P. Che r of tho United States gov ves true, the fuuctions of Sal y hed alroady re the President would o out to res hesitate te 8 We contd not trace the r atarting point; but we are n boless unwilli ite authent Ohaee is not. tha man for the bite Bi tion, and , Bice bis inangw urged the ne r at tho hoad of tary affairs of the nation some po! who had the ability to cope “With the exigencies that the troubled condition c* the country wou to prodace, and we have as often told bim that thot ea required a man who had sufficient kuowledgo of the ft history of otber Bations to enable him to Deulties and dan gers which thoy e: distr We have a'so told f the station over which bo ‘was ignorant of the du taad given him supreme e ntrot; and the stubbora course the latter has pursued, his reetless disregard of the ad- vice avd admonitions of his best is, and tue steady decline of the government credit under bis administra. tion, must have conv the Pr as they have satisfied us, as well As the public generally, that we were right. One movth ago the new five per cent loan was Doing absorbed at the rate of eix millions per week, the Bonds of 1881 were worth fourteen per cent prom tho five-twenties were selling at thirteen per cent aboye par, end the seven and three-tenths Treasury notes could Mot be obtained at a tess rate then 132, while gold was quoted 187. Mark the difference. Gold to-day worth 250, the subscriptions to the ten-forty loan have censed entirely, tho bouds of 1831 ere down to 102, and tho five-twenties are selling at par. No etter argoment than these figures furnish is required to Convince the people thatthe time for a change in the ad- mivietration of financial effuirs at Wi jngton has ar- Fived, avd that the resignation of Mr, Chase will produce a goneral rejoicing. It ig algo reported that the President bas appointed ex- Governor David Tod, of Ouio, as the successor of Mr, Chase in the Treasury Department. If this eb uld prove true the movement.would be going from bad to worse Mr. Tod, vo doubt, is‘a highly res; m Politician, avd, in the position of head of the Sanitary Commission of thoWestern States, is fully able vo accom. plish al! that the duties of such a station demand; but he is not the person calculated to restore the confidence ofthe people or to stay the rapid progress we are making towarda financial ruin, We want some man whose sbi- lity, to manage the monetary affairs of the country is unquestioned, and in whom the people can répose tho faith which is necessary to re-establish the government credit, Such a man is General yohn A. Dix, of New York, who is known to every capitalist in the country, and‘who bas been tried and found equal to the require- moats of the station. Yet it appears that the superior knowledze of Mr, Dix has been overlooked by the Presi- dont, and his attention attracted towards a Western poli- ticlan, who is entirely unknown In monetary circles, and whose ideas of fivance are probably even more limited han thove of Mr, Chase. The report of tho Assistant Treasurer to-day is as fol- ows: — Recoipts from customs. $393,000 00 Total Ke ipis 6 275 85 Paymen' . 4 943 64 Balance . 17,793,646 34 The condition of the banka f the three principal cities of the Union is exhibited fn the following table, which Givos the aggrogates of their last ai ged statements: — Loans. reulation. | ~enorite, Bi Sork. June 25.8197 C7y. 158 772,982 Phila, “Sune 27. 89,122,865 Bestou, June mH 30,865,133 13} S91 223,761,980 29 16,017,097 239,772,990 $4,155,392 952.316 +g 48.708 11,012,950 Increase in loans Decrease in specie... Decrease iu circulation Decrease in deposits ‘Tho Hanover Fire Insurance Corapany of this city bas doctared its usual semi-annual dividend of six per cent, freo of government tax, peyable on demand, The \{..uattan Fire Insurance Company will pay on the Ist of July a divideod of@en per cens. The earnings of the Racine and Mississippi and Northern Tilincis catlroads during tho week ondivg June 21, in 1863 and 1864, were as [ollows:— 1864, aasengers. 2,807 Freight 11sté Mais, &c. Total . Tncreaae, —The roceipte of the above roads sface the first of Jan. wary amunut to $248,193, against $154,126 during tho fame Ume {7 Btock Exchang Trvnenar, Ju TG 400 sha 1 0% 180 a 3 100 20 ao ‘50 Brie RR pre! Ww do BOM T F Grr, iL 316/08 4 We , Febkaa ea, oF 98) 10). ao, bid 1) mich BoA Niwied 101 * tt - = eerip. By Eee sess S; BBE=S' ce » peikbicias Inteatbiooat 134 500 12 ht i ia Ficd bid 113! I te re ia a *D bie. ist gitar ua 10 RO. ceneceesonee 18886 * orry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvarsp.y, June 80—6 P, M. Asurs.—Receipts, 165 bbls, Market firm, with saies of 50 bbls. at $12 for pots and $14 60 a $14 62)¢ for pearls, which, for the Jattor, te higter, Basavervrrs.—Receipts, 13,400 bbis. flour, 1,058 do., and 650 bags corn meal, 62,541 bushels whoat, 15,777 do, corn, and 880 do, oats. The flour market was more steady to. and at the cloee sc ly so strong for immediato for July and Av however, very full prices were demanded and paid. Sales 18,000 bbis. state and Western, fuciuding 4,000 extra Siate for Jaly and August, at $16 76 a $11; also, 200 bbls, Southern and 1,000 do Ca padi at fall prites. Rye floor was firm, with sales of 150 bois, Corn meal was firm, with sales of 1,500 bbis., including 1,300 Brandywine’ to arrive, at "$8. We $9 70 a 10 00 10 30 a 10 Extra round hoop Obi Western trade brands , Extra St. Loui Common to gord Southern Good to choice extra do Common Cana : Good to cbolce extra do. Rye flour, superfine. Corn meal, bois Corn meal, puucheo —The wheat mark ndicate no $2.0 $2 86 for Chicago ukeo club, $2 35a $2 40 38 n $2 42 for winter rad. West. ern. $2 45 a $2 50 tor amber Miobizan, and $2 So for white Western, including cheap spring, to arrive, at and No. 1 Milwaukeo club at $1 87 @ $140. Rye was scare» and firm at $1 85.251 90. Barley and barley malt wore quiet and mercurial, Tho corn market opencd firm and closed 2c, : sales 80,000 bushels at $1 54 a$l 55 (cr new mixed Wostern, Oats were more aotive at Ofc. a 9ic. for Canada and State, 98e. a 9810. for Western. afoat and in etore, CoxToN.—-The market was more active and prices wore higher, with sales of nexrly 2,003 tes, Mobi. N. beer Floriva. 130 11 a ib 2 156 159 ot 5: 158 arket was firm, with nothing of mo- Siig market continued quiet, with sales of Porto ed changoand dull. To Liv an, 7000 buskols wheat at 4d. nnd ging at 123, Ba., woight; per neutral, 40, 000 t4d.adis0.. 100 hhds, sugar at 20s), tons sperm oil at 20 64., 209 tons tallow and grease at 153.. and, per stoamor, 2,000 boxes cheese at de ver, peutral, 700 hhds, sugar at 20s. and . €d.” To Glasgow, rer steamer, Hs Antwerp, 1,500 bags coffee Ga... 200 Larrols petrolonm at 5: Ao Italian brig with at 3s, or, if to Antwerp, hels to Vonarth Roads for orders at 2s. ; an Italian bark , deals, at 573, 6d., and an Amy rican Lark to @ port in tho Mediterranean, tobacco, vite ONS.—Receipts, 536 bb's, pork, 174d. ext meata, and 1,221 do lard. The pork market was less active and yrices were ashade lower, Tho sales were 2,000 bbis. at r old meas, $4487 0 $15 1212 ¢ Trew do., $26 for old and,new prime, and $42 50 a 44 for mess; also 500 bhis, new toss for July, boyers option, ai $49, and 1,000 do. co. samo time and delivery at $45.’ The beef market was firm, but quiet, with gales of 500 bbis, at $16 a $18 for country mess, $9 a $10 for country prime, $20 a $ for repacked mess. and $28 a $29 50 for extra mess, Prime mers beef was quiet and uncharged Beef homs were duli and sominal, Cnt meats were quiet, but firmer :siles 290 packages at 144503 a 153<e. tor shoulders, and >. for hams, Bacon fud nominal. 1 mer and highor: sates 2,000 bb's. at 16 icc. f0.; 1180 500 bbls. for Inly, Ralls er’s option, at 19%%¢. Butter was firmer, at 28c. a 36c. for Obio, and S2c a 42c, for State Cheese was in fair request at 1dc. a 2ic. for mon to prime, Perrone! M.—Receipts, 2.114 bb ‘tbe market con- tinued very irregular for all kin ficult to fon with regard to the actnal Crade sold at a diilerenco of 1c. a 2c, the higher pr or larze lots, The aules were 2.200 bbls, 490, @ 50%¢, on the spot, Te. asked al tho cioke +200 do , refined, 500 @. at 0c. a93c. for light ‘straw: for lig! atraw to white on the spot, and $) $1052 $1 10 for July. Renzive was nominally” the same. Rick was more active, with sales of 275 bags Rangoon, 12Mc. ana 175 do , in bond, at 5 icc, a Bio. StGar was less active,’bit firmer, with sales of 190 hhds. at 19c. 9 20e. for Cuda, and 121yc. a123s¢ ¢o, in bond; refined was qniet at 22 a Mise. for roit yello 27 ic. a 29c. for aott white, and 20350. a 200. for powdered, cre shed and granulated. qflittow wae timer, Sales 110,000 tbs city, at 2tc. ‘Wuiexxy.—Reccipts, 1,719 bis, scarcely so firm. Sales "2,500 State aad Wes Grave Charges Against a Tru: SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Be‘ore Judge Leonard. Joss 80.—Applicution of Mortimer and Henry W. Liv. ingston for the Removal of Dantel C. Birdsall from the Office of Trvstee.—In February, 1863, Gabriel Wivter, a well known and highly respectable lawyer of fitty years’ practice, died, leaving property situated ia New York and Queens county valued at $200,000, besides $25,000 worth of personal est-te. He le't surviving, as next of kin and betrs at law, his widow, Jane Wioter (sinc ceased), Wiillam Winter, bis son, and Mortimer Henry W. Livingston, children of his daughter Mary Jane. who died in 1858. William Wister, it was claimed, was not a person of very sound mind, and the Cather of Mortimer and Hoary W. Livingston fearing that he would squander the pro- perty away and thus deprive the chiiren of their right applied ‘ora commission to inquire tnto bis lunec: order for the inquiry was mado by Judge S and seme oj} the most men of the bar were envaged in the case. tigation lasved several months, and forty-nine wilnesses among whom were 8 in the country, and r Mir. Winter was not a person of unsound mind. Neison J. Waterbury, the law commissioner, and Dr Benjamin W. McCready, the medical commissioner, dissented from tho verdict of ‘he jury, however, and certiled to the court ee! be.lef that Winter was a person o. unsourd mind. Among Winter's friends was a lawyer named Dan Birdsall, reetding at No. 224 Thirtieth ftreet, to whom ob the 23d of December, 1863, he executed a trust deed of ali his real estate during his life, avd upon hia death to apply the rents and profits of the estate to the eupport an? education of the Leirs at law—Mortimer and Henry W. Livingston—and that upon their becoming of age to assivn and transier the property to them for their exclusive benefit At the time of the death of Gabriel Winter thero were no claims or demands whatever against deceased; but, since Birdsall hae bad charge of the estate, itis aliegod he bas permi'ted judgments to be recovered ‘aga it to the amount of over $12,000, all of which haga tendency to injure the prospects of the heirs presumptive. Besides thie it is also claimed by Mr. Jobo Livingrton, father of the beirs, that the trustee is an irresponsible and insol- vent person, and wholly incompetent to execute the important tras. confided to his care. An aplication was made yesterday hetore Judge Leonard to rem ve Mr. Birdsall from the office of trustee, by ex-judge Edmonds and Joho Livingston, on the part of the children. Ex Judge Allen sppeared for Mr. Birdsall and produced affidavits to controvert the statemedt the petitioner. The Court took the papers and reserved its decision. value, The market was la. at $1.75 a $1 86 for practiti FUICIDE BY SHOOTING. oy held an inquest on the body of Mr. Jobn C, Morrison, Jr., who committed suicide at bis resi dence, 63 West lwenty second strect, by shooting bimeeif The evidence taken weat to show that deceased bad exhi. bited symptoms of derangement of mind for several days provious to committing the deed, and as ho had boen ex- pored to Lhe beat while on a fishing excursion nearly two weeks since, it was thought by the family physictan, Dr. T.M. Halsted, that bis brain might have beon affected by it. Karty last Monday morning Mr. Morrison, while sione fn hie room, ail the other members of the family beiog mre placed & pistol above his right ir " aitehargod it, the ball en- tering bis bra: ite fell beavily to the floor, whera- upon bis motber, who had been awakened by the noise, ran to hi room und found him bleeding on the floor, and the discbarged pictol partiaily under the bolster of the bed. Death subsequently ensoed from the effects of the wound The ju y rendered a verdict that “Deceased came to bis deat oy a pistol shot wound, inflicted by bia own hand, on tho night of the 27th of June, 1864, during a temporary Ot of iosanity,” Mr. Morrison was thirty. two years of age .nd a native of New York. THE SHOOTING OF A DESENTER. Coroner Naumann yesterday Lold an inquest at Bollevue Hospita! ov the body of Frank Butler, the dosertor who was abot dead in Morris street, near (Greenwich, late on Tuesday afternoon, as proviously reported in the Haraty: ‘The testimony of two witnesses, living at No. 169 Green- teh Mla kk od deceasel to beon a bounty per months since, while io the lager beer saloon Of Lizzie Miller, No. 159 Greenwich street, Butler of having received bount; a Last’ Friday evening dereised returned to same saloon and re. to Rosa Smith, one of the inmates, that be was ‘He and, on io the an, the aig wo gual him, had stop at the oT 7 z i & zEEE eet ies 53 FH = H i Hi = Sy: & 3 nf af az H Hj 5 4H | ‘ SIPPING, ns re TRAM WEEKLY TO BRPOO TOUCHING wo star ie THE CAS TRAVELLERS’ GUID] CASUALTIES IN VIRGINIA. Lite FoR ALBANY OHANG The Sixty-Ninth New York Voluntecrs, be TO THE EDITOR OF THS HERALD. Heapquartess, Soxry-Niwes Reo’ , N. Y. er ewaee, Seconp ARaty Cours, Near Perexsrua, Va., June 25, i A Lorewith send you a list of the casualties which oc- ourred in the Sixty-vinth regiment, New York National Guard, Corcoran Legion, in tha engegement of June 22, near Petersburg, ve By publishing the same in your journal you wii: confer eat fayor on the officers apd wae of the regiment aud their friends in New York. de bullet igs ridin uray Sit oF BRGrMGRE Ea Salueany, Mp oh and every su at noon, from pier 44 North RATES OF PASSAGE, rable in gold. or its ee in currency. se ry Ham! day youngest daughter, oced 131 ihe ‘ana 18% 18 do af, . Fox.—Ou Fourth! day (Seanentay), June i Fox, in the 68th year of bis ‘The relatives aia {riouds of the family are iufed to —— the funere!, from his late residence, i 6 Bast pline by gh a street, on Sixth day (Friday), at ten A.M, without further invitation. remaws will be taken to Westchester (or interment. Fryww.—Oa Thuraday morning, June 30, at the res). donce of her mother, 66 Mott streot, ManGaner Fini EW PERRY.—TAN BOATS ON THE at James sireet, Kast river, to Bridge au Wilt commenes runuing on Thutsday, June 9m UNDAY pops) FOR Rewnuna, gt ed boat TH: 8 COLLYER les Jay Yery respectfully, your obedient sorvant, ed 23 rates. ROBERT HEGGART, “afer romaine. will bo teken this (Friday) mre eenstown— First cabin $75, $35, Randa rama <p fe “gitar a Captain commanding Sixty-ninth rog’t., N.Y. NG, ‘Transfiguration church, corner of ott Mae ec ra thats is (hep to sond for their bined Varrytown, Sing @ing. Haversirav’, Wee! Doing Park streets, where a soloma requiem mass wilt ad Cornwall, jefuraiog, leaves Newburg at otred for the repose of her soul, and frou thence to ale ary Cemetery, in the afternoon, at one o'clock. Tho re- Tatives ‘aud frievda of tho family’ os invited to attend. Orange county papers ploase Finca, —At Pevkski!l, on Monday, cbild of Nathan aud Mauricone Fi COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Killed—Lieutenaot M, W. Redmond, Regimental ax tant, Wonnded—Licuterant Christopher J. Pell, Licutonant John Owens, Co D; Lioutenant Thomas Yoon ban, Co H; Captain Chas. Glyn, Co K. Missing—Liou- tenant. Wu HH. ner Co A, supposed a prisoner, WEN. perio ¢ accommodations for prssen. ‘ater Light iron sections Experienced surgeons are dont EXCUKSIONS. es to WILL say xe of = Iasgow to ALEX CURSION TO NEw HAVEN, JU JULY <4 ueenstown to C. & Nelock A. B, for New fi a For farper Intoreantion, apply In Liver INMAN, heents 22 Water street; in “June 27, Kans, only fo FHL, noch auare: tn ENLISTED oh, aged 8 months and SHCMOUR & CO: In London to RIVES © MA the pleasanteat’ places i Oo, A—John Kilduft, wo nded. Jas, Looney, missing. | 11 days, ini trot? in’ Pare to SUbR 3 DECOUE. 43 re i tC) ir Co. Bie. Neteaa, wounded. Co C—Sergt Jobi, Butters: | | Guvtonn.—At, Nowark, N. J.. on Thursday, Juno 20, Ste Pa me des Viciotrer, Place dela Bourse; In Phila: | ba eran tam io che eattoviay cs bury, Jamos R Co, D—Pawick Demerty, Cuarsorm Lovws, daughter of Jobn A, and ary A. Gif- deipita JON @ DALE, til Wal: street, leaves Now Haven at IL P. ie for New yore killed; Michael Holland, w €. E—Milton Gor | ford, aged 6 monthe, companys fice dayiigh! next mora ry ING, DALE, Agent, 15 Broadwiy, New Yor! RITISH ae NORTH renitte a searobni cy Hovan MAIL STEAMSH IPS. BETWEEN NE eg ae TIVERPOOL, CALLING AND beats ty Boston ND LIVERPOOL, CALLING ND By HARBO uD don, killed; D, Mablor,’ Phittip Grifin, Patrick Powers, wounded, Co F—-Corp ‘Daniel F. Hogarty, killed; Henry tar nse Joreph McCabe, wounded, Co, o— Corp Francis ods, Kitied ; Michae! Gotme, Cornelis Farmer, wound Wink Heys, missing, Co, 'H—Timothy Daly, Patrick laiono, killed ; Frederick Casburg, Thomas Holland, Coas Loby, ‘Geo Meavisop, Jobn Marksman, Thomas Regen, Lawrence Relliay, wounded: Chas Gavine, missing, Co. T—Patrick Band, Patrick 0. Donnoll, Jotun o ‘Noill, wound. ed. Co, K—Patrick Duarbam, Joba Rolson, James Hag- gorty, Wm. Harrigan, ‘wounded. The Grarty.—QOn Thursday, June 30, efter a short but pain ful illness, Many, the beloved wife of Owen. Gearty, in the 83d your of hor age. Her relatives and friends, and those of hor busband, are ipvitod to attend tho funeral, from her late residence, rich Lig First avenue, this (Priday) afternoon, at two Horr, —In Baltimore, at five o'clock on Friday nomine, June 24, Sreuca, infant daughter of Willlam Hi aud M: gareita "Hoyt, aged 6 months and 1 day. Me —Suddeply, on Tuursday, Trane 30, 20, fn Morria- .,Canouine M., wife of Samuel W. Johnson, and Neagiibe of Thog. Garner, Keq, Carriages will bo in waiting at eet ta Borolas Street, on Saturday morning, at haif-past nine o'clock. 80 SRR BORE OF Sen PERRALD, BTC eS dettte Giesneond onoaiere, Heapquarrers, Firry-Sevewm N.Y. V., Keetay.—tIn the city of Brookiyn, on Wednesday, June Nean Perersrora, Va., Juno 24, 1864, 29, P. Ri Kastey, aged 78 yoars, @ native of the couuty of As numerous mistakes have occurred in the Lists of Gale or Jiwitt take plaoe’this (F ‘aa? ais ; rs . @ funeral wi e pl rr rning, a casualties of this regtnent, I herewith send you a cor: balf-past eight o'clock, froma h# ato resideuce, 96 Front rect list, by inserting which in your valuable papur, you | street, and thence to the Church of the Assumption, cor- will confer a favor on tho many anxious friends at home. | cer of York and.jay strects, where a requiem mass will Our loss in officers bas been heayy—ten out of twelve— | bo offered for the re; ose of bs soul. only a second lieutenant and myscif remaining. Yours Karrstep,.—On Thursday afternoon, June 30, Vagina “| WILLIAM REID, Bepext, tpfant son of J. B. and ‘Annid Kiorsted Captain Commanding Filty-eeveath N.Y. V. year and 25 days. Orricuna, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Major William A. Kirk, killed, June 17; Adjutant Geo. } attend the funeral, without further invitatton, from 183 ©. Case, wounded, Juno 16; Caplata Aucustus M. Wright, | Bast Nineteenth street, on Saturday aiternoon, at two severely, (foot amputated), June 17; Captain Josiah M. | o'clock. Fariil, slightly, June 17; Oxptain Orlando F, Middleton, | Teary.—On Thursday morning, June 30, after a long stightly, June 14; Captain George W Jones, siightiy, Juné | and painful illness, Daxwws Leary, in the 62d yoar of his 117; Captain Richard 8, Alooke, severely, June 16; Fires Lieutenant Thomas Britton, severely, Juno 18; Lientenant Martin W. B. Browor, soveroly, 018; Second Lieutenant Cornelius L. Moore, slightly, Jade 16, ENLISTED MBN. Co A—orp William Martio, Kil drew Miller, woundod, severely, J gerty, slighily, June 16. Co B. D° Rats GKOVE.—CORPOBAL res forms bis ae UY and the pubic that be exclusive right and privl ee of all the rereeaia above Grove, sud all part es are fo: ments on the grounds, Picnic pai before engaging ol eit quire of MYERE & OO, barge, street, or Corpor: THOM? SON ou the a the grou io Welneutay, 3 is aw York Wedneu i ‘Boston Wednesdays” ive ‘Yeaves New York k Wednesday, July 27. Leaves Boston Wi a a » August Chief Cabla Passngesssssscrssscnsess Becond Cabin Paasn Ch'ef Cabin Passage. Benoa Cabin Passag in gold, or rite equivaiont in Wuited States currency. not secured until paid for, , An experienced Surgeon on ' oard. The owners of these = i will net be accountable fon Bpecie or Sinesles cnt is of lading having the vatue expressed sto signed there fOr freigut OF PaEsAge aD gE. eed No. 4 Bowling Green. FS tend FROM AND TO. TE NSTO WH AND LIVER. OUNARD LIN! From New York, $45 cu"tency; to New York, $35 gold, or equivalent in currence, SIUON sails aly 6. Sor saleane aust (ECLA, July WiLtrans & GUION, SOE peaiwey . Ts EB NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP HANSA, H. J. Van Santon commander, carrying the United States n Third etn Hoboken ii, will t sail from the Bremen pier, foot of TURDAY, "UOLY 4 ei 12 O'CLOCK M., BREMEN, vir’ ‘SOUTHAMPTON, foking peseonsers 8 tO LON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, a vie heh mae enastes making the fol! Op each tri York Regie WirrestONR, Fifty-soventh Sew ment. GLEN COVE, Roslyn at 3 P. YW. to each ng, seagoing seamen MAC NT ARIS whieh lonrsat {yy Satnrdays srs foot of Broome st at7 o'clock; Peck sli iy ver, 8:10 d Pier No. 4, Ni JOHNSON Refreshments and aged 1 OR EXCURSION PARTES.—A SCHOO She can aocommoate iwent on the day or wi Inquire JOHN Doct Van Brunt street, South Brjoklyn, fu frontof RAND OOBAN FOURTH OF SULT BxG The targe and fast qeamboat D. fakes trip dow the bay, Waowing the: fort harbor, giving the passenads 6 fine view of sh faady Hook, Lovg Branch to, Leaving pla A.M. Fare for the exeuratd: 78 ce ONDAY EXCURSIO: te) OURS Covi nuyler an oe eo friends end relatives of tho family, aud those of bis son, Dennis, and bis son-in-law, Francis Sellas, are respectfully ibvited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, from No. 157 Kast Iweuty -first street, MORRELL. —On Thursday afternoon, June 30, at halt. past six‘o'clock:, Mrs. Caraaning E, Moraeit, wile of Tunis Morrell, aged 53 years, 6 mouths and 6 days. s ‘ City Tsiand. Fort Thbauambe PORT ROYALS wi run y Jersey Cit at June 16; Corp Ane yo 16, Charles Hf dvew Blaberm: 3D, 8g Motursing. eave Dien oy © at killed, June 16; Nelson Limebeck, wounded, severely, ‘Tho rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully At tho following rates, Payable in gold or iis equivaleut in } street at June iG, Co C—Frank Higbee, slightly, June 1 ited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, al two Schultz, slightly, June 16. CoD—Sergt Lorenzo R ee ft rey ‘the chapel Of the Greouwich Reformed ent the first cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 50; steerage, 4™ OF JULY, severely, June 16; Jamea Casey, severely, June 16; Daniel Doteh chureb, No. 695 Sixth avenue, without further iu- ‘The ITANSA will be rene ee by the NEW YORK July 16. THE.STEAMER C. Sra ee man, severely, ticn For freight or pasango ai willmakea OELRICHS & CO., 68 Broad street. HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET. © ” T TRON MATL STEAMSHITS, Oe ANY From Southampton. June 16; Jam 6 thew Hinos, slightly , ey, slightly, eee Hogh O'Connell, sligh' i Moxaax —On Thursday, June 30, Writam Moxavax, in the 0th year of bis ago, @ native of the town of Bua lahay, conuty Lo | parish of Grauard, ireland. Tbe funeral will be Ko place from his lato residence, 260 First avenue, ob Saturday afternoon, at oxo o'clock, iis brothans-in law, James Salmon aud Michael O'Brien, RAND EXCURSION Bde Peaviag pi ler 15 North rive: 8 ct Bui Leaving foot of Tenth stras it nd heaving foot Thiritetlvatest at 2 BAND oF MUST will be on board, and oficaraomnad ntaingod a1 Excurslon tickets $1 Jove 18; John Ritey @, wounded, slightly, idee 16; Corp ee erely, Juve 16. Co G—Charies atealon kin ed, Juno 18; James Williamson, wounded, slightly, June 18; June 21, Co F- York, sJuly D, 1864 July 23. 1G 1864 Pas 50. Apply at thelc B F Oliver, goverciy. June 2h; I Glynn, slightly, Juno 10; | nnd the frients of the family in geueral, arc respectfully janet FR ee eR iron Be Co H—First Soret Wm Ht Nichols, slight ly, Fano 16; | invited toatiend. From Hambareg pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken. tek, ER ORE ISR ORE Sergt Thomas § Sherman, taissiag. Juve 21; Edward McBarnn.—On Thursday, Juno 80, Mr. Gaoras McBarx, | pasvenvers for Hamburg Havre, London and Sonthampton BEAUTIFUL NEW BARGE Folkx Hugh, wounded, severely, Juse 15; y Howard, 6c | in the 76th year of his ge Eitie following eats Rival ccaplns S108 second opis, The Harvest Home, and the Rhine}. verely, June 18; Aaron W Turner, h pect June 16. Co [First Sorgt Dudley Curtis, wounded, seve 16; Sergt Jobn E Millerd, Batel June 16; —— Chureh. soversiy, June 16 zhtly, June 16: Joun Daly, slizhtly agher, severely. Juno 18; John Mok , Bong, soverciy, "June 19; Hdward We'ch, sav 16; Thomas Ward, killed, June 23: James Ta Juno 21; Authory MeLaugblin, killed, J Dixon, kil d, dune 21; Corp! George Jepsen, i) The eee will take place, from the residence of his , Win. Boston, No. 4 Marshilold row, corner of Beoovd strect and Brerdway, Williamsburg, this (Fri- day) afternoon, at three 0’ clock, The relatives and frieuds of the family are invited to atiend, MoCruary.—Oa Thursday, June 30, Ina Anzu, only daughter of es A, and Yanna M. MoUreary, aged 2 years and & aa: ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral, from 33 Hamilton piace, Breoklya, E. D., this (Friday) ‘Afternoon, at hair. past three o'clock. 59, bavable in gold or i's equivatent, oa er freight apply to KUNHARDT & C “B'exchatige passage apply to C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 181 Rrondway. IE LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMsTIIP OOM. pans mill despaich sem! monthly thelr yew and frat British steamships ORLLA, BELLONA, || ALANTA, LOWA, INDIANA and MANA: acl Ay ‘oon tons burthen. between London and New York,call 4 at Havre on the voyage from London, Rates of pavabie in United States carrency:—From New York. 333: § From Lon- wat with or w'thout saloon. I ly, June slightly, June 16; Theodore or, Bligbtly, Juno 16; Patrick’ Barrett, stightly, ames Coiaban, Poter EARGE STEAMER, WITH SALO® AN Siramers The splendid new bares RALDINE. with He's Grove and W| let for oscuirsiones R. V, BONNELL & CO.p F 10 LET—FOR EXCURSIONS AND P| 10; i d_commodious Steamer, nme 1¢; x Andee nited in a verdict to the effect that | siigbtly, June 21. Co ‘K—Sargt. William W_ Osdori ne, Nrox#rsox,—In Brooklyn, on Thureday, June 30, Cap- ‘96 Broadway. ePP'y atthe offlee of 8 wounded, jaovereiy Juce 16: Sorat Jou Mocarthy, tain Groner R. Nickensom, aged 43 years, formerly of apply itt sae Lad Advances made on merchandise ( Slightly, June 16: Corpl William MoDowell, severely, | yn th. consigned to thy London agen June 18 mH Moshicr, elightly, Juno 18; hiiohael | » Tira vetico will be given of the funeral. OWLAND: & ASPINWALL, Agents, POLITICAL, O'Keefe, slightly, Jone 16, Taomas Tieruey, evoroly , Jeune 16, MEBTING pod Kiet ps SIXTH WAB fon will be he! Hoiel comer of Ge are and ee evening, July 1, at § o'clk DE! int Tie Dl Epwarp B. Cunnron, Secretary. Moa —THE FRIENDS OF ( in the Seventeenth ward are searieg cj = = Rarnatable papers ploase copy. Prienaxp —On Thursday, June 30, Mary Pricuaro, in | > tho 42d year of her age. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funerai, froin hor late residence, 300 Delancey street, on Saturday a‘tervoon, at two o’elock. Quisusi.—On Thursday, June 39, Dann J. Quixuise, in the 30tb year of his age, a native of Nepaugh, county Tipperary. Ireland. ‘olatives and friends are respect/ully invited to at lan the fuversl, from his late resideuce, 229 Mulberry street, on Saturday afternocn, at bali past ono o'clock. Ryronorr —At the residence of her daughter, Kighty- hinth street, near Fight ayeaue,on Wednesday, June 29, Mary ANN, relict of Captain Joo Rycroft, in the 70th year of her age. Tho relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from St. Michael's church, corner of Broadway and Ninety-ninth Btroot, thie (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Ryer.—On Wednesday evening, June 29, of consump. tion, Lvomia, wife of Alfred Ryer, and eldest daughter of Edwin and Martha Paddon, Tho friends of the fam attend the funeral, op Satur TEAM TO LONDON DIRECT.—THE FIRST CL. fron sieamship MELBOURNE sails from pier 20 Kast paren the 13th say Cabin = pal iwi KS am les currency Pascongars torwarde: end ters nan oorts at very low rates. Apply to WILLIAMS & GUI! 29 Broadway} oH QNDON <THE BRITISH STRAMSHI? MEL- Capt, AG. Frond. will gall for the above superior accommodat'ons for Cabin tos of pasaare: —Cahin, $F, fn old or its nt in currency; eer: in eure fener.” Por freight or passage apply to GRINNKLL NIN- TURN & CO.,73 South street. ATION AL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY N. UKENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. 1d; Steer Sis 'o in currency, Saturday, July Saturday, J 2) Broadway. Persorini {ntellicene Admiral Goldsborough and Comm dare Breese, United States Navy, are stopping at tho Astor Hous Judge Thompron, of Whooling, Va, aud Nicholas Oppen- heim, of Vhiladoiplia, are et French's Hotel. ing, at Bo'clock, at 35 Third lze the Seventet Ward MeClet 0 chat "MARRIAGES ‘AND DEATHS. pai raee SPECIAL NOTIC 5 eee beled ge MEETING WILL BE H tne old Stock room, soroat'ot Tiewver, to hear an address by on “The Gold Currener and Gold T: porter of the Government, Dorp —G2Rramns lumbia, Morris county, N. J., on Wednesday, Juce 29, by Rev, Joho M. Johnson, Davip Dopp to Miss ©. Viroisia Gananaayt, of the former lace. Pipeilir—Tvaxor.—On Thur gidence of the bride's father, Maat Rourteonth mrert, No! 2 16 80, at tho re- , Esq., No. 157 by Rev. H. P. Crozier, . DeMisr to Miss Magy y, June 30, at the residence he Rey. Dr. Crane, Mr. Javrs Miss Ayxa M. Rox, of Wator- hiavidied a vietaMs & GUION, TED STATES MAIL LINE ALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA Rogular aniting dayenhd. 13th end 28¢ of each month cept when these dates failon Sunday, when the day of barture wil be the Monday following. The first class steamsh' ARLY, CLOSING —TIi# REGULAR ing of the Grocers’ and Tea Clerk ation will be heid in Military day evening, Jnly 5, at 9 o'clock,” A members and {hase wishing to become $0 veiled, aa business of importanoe wilt the association, By order, Jour D. Lixbtey, Secretary. are respectfully requested to Dusior, of New York, to y A ternoon, at two o'clock, Ne, N.J. No carde. from the residence of her fal ier, No. 122 Ninth street. Coste. ‘ange coo amano WOther papers reuse copy. Reaxee.—On ‘Thursday altergoon, June 80, Euxaesrit ie No 38 hg ORES puget Mrrxen—Conts.—At Bridgoport, on Tuesday, June 23, C., wife of William M. Rogers. will sail from P! ae lo, Mort Lae at the residence of the bride’ father by Rev. JF. Blake, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully " ‘clock The OCEAN EEN, ou in B.D. oie augh, will coeed the Joste Rica, waits July 13. sora si ie day. For freight or passage ra oly Josxrn Mornison, Sec. J. J. BERD OTICE. “ALL PERSONS HAVINO{U be repaired at Herold Lewis’, Ne third st-eet and Third avenue, are bere paid furniture within three days, witho EW YORK STATE SOCIETY OF| General Order. New. York ¥. will moet at the rooms of the Ni rary on rath ace. near Thir ee! uly 4. at, lem bers of other State dinaati ee ms ry ca} io a oe city are inv: unite with usin the anniver: Fadepeadeage, The Staudiog Comunttid meeting at 104; A. M. By order of invited to attend the fureral, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, from St. Stephen’s church, East Twenty- eighth st. Susaman.—On Wednezday, Juno 29, opr son of Wm. F. and Emma Sherman, in the 7th his age The relatives end friondy of the family ay invited to attend the funeral, from South Firat street, Williams- burg, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'elock. TaBanor.—On Wednesday June 29, Witttax Treaxor, a native of Mobill, county Loitrim, Ireland, in the 55th year of his age. His friends and relatives, end those of bis brother-in- law, Francis Gillen, are reepectfally invited to atteud the funeral, from his late residence, No. 156 York street, Mr. Isaao KE. Masser, of this city. to Miss Fania Ls daughter of Cpt, E. F° Curtis, of Bridgeport. Normaw--Oneit.—On Wedoosday, June 29, at the resi- dence of the bride’s father, Lake Mahopac, N.Y. , by the Rev. Mr. Alley, Joun A, Norway, of th: city, to” Scsis, daughter of N. L, Odell, Fsq. of the former piace, Oriven—Borp.—On Wednesday, June 29, at the rosie dence of the brido’s father, . wc W. etapr gag, city, “Ruppxtt—! ay, June DD, at the residence of the bride's anekoees ot Brocklyn, by the Rev. Jamez Alter, Capt. Caries H. Py Uutted States army, to Miss Axwis Lovisa Benxonies; All of this city. vo rie B. ALLEN, No, 5 Bowling Green. Mp 0. ROBERTS’ LINE TO SAN St ia AND PANAMA. The fine Tow steamsh!) GOLDEN WEDNESDAY. Kine He ‘AT NOON, from pier 29 North rivar, foot of Warren street. For pa x oh at TRINOTO oftice are Weat street, coruer of Warren. to Fo NEW sae ae DIRRCT. —In Brooklyn, on Wed Brooklin, this (Friday) afterocon, at two o'clock. ‘ : HAMILTON Juve idence of the eae neadey; | Teavin:-At Yorktown, N.Y. 00 Monday, June 27, SATURDAY, JULY 9. AT'S OCLOOK F. 46 Manixos Witurtr, Seoretary. Rev. M. * Ro bagon, RENAN ty etciad pain Vookakill, of dropay, ia the The United Stains Mail ateamship 034 year of PROTAD Rs babi oa —TO THR at Pock:skill papers ploage copy. Warre.—In this city, on Thureday, June 30, Isanecza A., widow of Thos. White atd dacghier of the late Wm “ELECTRIC SPAR! John ©. Grabam_ coms =e wil! sall_as above from pier 46 North river, bird pier above of the ob ide's parents, by foot af Canal street. apply t Camp, GaoRaK M, Sxvbz% to rooklyn, it was unanimonaly a employers for an inerea-e of 5 For freight ot passa wages f) Captain J. Gould, all of Greane county, N. AMES a” lea yNon, 10 Dareias street, pectin STaNTOS e 3, at the resi- ives and a ends of the family are requested to N. B.—The pret: ip, EVENING STAB will w, aD pee on their Eat Ci a of dence of the oificinting cle: Rev, Wim. H Pendle ud the funeral, from ber late residence, 251 bast | nil on Saturday, July 23. spectfulty ‘ask riggers and" to ox t Tiouston street, on fundfy afternoon, at two o’olock, im any Highton white we « withoat further notice. Qrmen who have. Fece'ved the Tuesday afternoon, as two o'elack, a of the so: Quiex, both of this cidy. OR NEW ORLEANS DIREOT.—TH#. FIRST. CLASS United States rail ston Locust POIs Hoffman, will leave ee oe duly 2, at 3 P.M. 0 flirst cla $50, For freigh. passage apply toa. B. CR OnWELE & CO. 86 West street, NEW PUBLICATIONS, PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGR—CON taining nearly 30) pages and 190 tine pilates and a Fravings of thos D HEREBY Portor Caaks are ipa 2 UNDERSIG their Ale and Sher, New York, or Macpherson 8: ta . pin NEW ORL A DIRECT—CARRYIN iG TH Dieds 1 July 2, at SP. i y - ea th and di New York, and considered their tradg Mm point Wednesday g, June 29, N. fees upon the mind and body, with, the ip sigament altering, defacing or removing the ab ALVORD, 80a the iate Alonzo A. Alvord, in the 2th atmet a ouly rational a: nocessful ‘3. B. Hildreth. eo » himseil’ lable to fine and im prises m! your of hus ago. f eure, As shown by the report of eases treated. A a Tak Tatel ‘enacted by the Legistatars, pares 8 of patel as pbove ee pier 15 North riv freight unt Has accor inodatt ions for passengers unsurpassed by any weamer in the trade. For freight, at (avorabie rates, Windia h Patt iy te Fro truthful advisor to the ne marriage who would know their physical condition. tree of postae to auy addrese On receipt of 25 cents in Flamps OF post I gurreney. Address Dre La Croke, ‘3M slatden ne, Albany, N. ¥ Rex FOR. ats NaATIO: YANKE NOHORS Fe FOR AUGUST. As ustal, complete with mirth, Tatas and ey ity. Our Artists and'contributors have not been affected In the least e ho. spel, thetr readings belaog more eg eC, trations wore comical, Shoddy in @ bi Look usteations:— Jen, Verdant Pat and Generou® Agent, Tavaita Smita (not John Smith), Important it True, uirprise Parties. sa Young America, Orances and Gold, Sty aoe oo 's Gontrivution to the Sanitary Fair, Huatrated The relatives and friends of the faraily are respectfully nvited to attend (he funeral, from the Charen of the Greusiiguration, Twonty ninth street, near Fifth areoue, on Saturday morning, at hi ten o'clock, without further notice, AKINS, Juno 20, Mancaner Any, daughter abolia Akins, aged 6 weeks. Tho iriends fre respectfully invited to at- tend the funo’ m the residence of her parents, 213 Sixth street, 1 day) afternoon, at One o clock. Biasguan.—On Wedr Juno 29, Ipa Exmanein Btaxxaox, daughter of Dr. William and Eliza beth F. Bicnkman, aod 5 years, 2 mouths.and 20 days, Hor relativ: dfriesda, and (bose of the family, are Tespectfully jovited to attend the faneral, from the reai dence of hor father, 42 Great Jougs street, this (Friday) aftervoon, Kt Luree o'clock. Bavn. —On We locsd d_and those contemplating Bent MACPHERSO NALD New Yore, July 1, 1804, rime Sande ada Lomas Rt 4 ‘OR ge f ROYAL AND BEAUFORI now and first clase stenmnship TRADE. Babbidge, commander, will leave Above ports, on Weduesday. July 6, M. precisely. For freight passage tommodations. Appiy to P. N, way. OR pre eae aus BLACK BALL LINE, THE ship 1. QUBEN will sal! punctuaily ‘on Fri- day, July 1. er: a a APY &3 board, font of Beekman wtreet, or to ROCHE BROS. & COFFEY, 6) South street, S. WIN! jer 4 North r ver for 854. at three o'e! POrFORD. 1 culegt SPO: Now. Nos. 47 and? ih UPLEX BULIPTIC SPRING Bf RY AND FLEMVBLE IN USE. RRA and Te: a. 3st Juve 20, Jomy Hevay Pew, OR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.—THE CUNARD STEAM. A Tell-Tale Hatstand XCLUST ib POF rie LONE beloved hesbanl of Mary Bend, aged 39 years, 4 moutua All sg let on Our Ls nee, abip SIDOR, Captain Martyn, will sail from Cunard inches wide. in an and 5 days. yO" wharf, Je:soy City, on Wednesday, July 6, Cabin passage, | manner at Mrs. GOLDEN a Frene tiny The reiat d trieods of the family are respectfully The il} tn Dostor, - i) gold, or ils equiv Bt For freight or cabin passage | No. 18 Amity street (one biock and {pvited to atiend tbe funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at } Heat and its eects. apply to UNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. | 127 Bleecker street, below Woost two o'clock, from bis late residence, oto vendea t. Blinker and Tunnelling jee street, eh N. B.—No mach! Yankee Watchmaker. Frouch And these are oaly a few of them. Subscription price, 61 25 per annum. W. STR OG reer . ¥, a ag News Company general ag ihe 121 Nassan street, N.Y. EW BOOKS, NEW SUBJECTS IN cance 3 DET. ud Sporting Goods of every descript v4 supplied. ‘Bond for crisiogne to D. J, GOM nes Pur- chasing Agoncy, 73 Nassau street. HE ILLUSTRATED PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL — A new volume (40) begins with the July do etreet. Beoxarn.—On Wodnosday, June 29, Beoxwa, ngod 57 years. Hor friends are reqvested to attend the funeral, at ber rosidenoe, Striker's Day fotel Binety seventh gtrect, on Saturday mor Hog, at eleven o'clock. Baows.—On Thursday, June 30, after a s, the beloved wife of ar od BAY! The frionds and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from 333 West iwenty- sixth street, between Tonth and Eleventh a nes, OD OR LIVERPOOL. =FATacorT” ‘3 LINE. ship W ma ¢* box this day, Sanam Matitpa BENJAMIN er ak tite p SOUTHAMPTON satis this day, r passage to or from the O'4 Country or drafts, fn any part of England, Fretant, Scotland and a heate tt Bas "SS, Roasible rates, apply io TAPBCOTT BRO: Neate FLAG.—AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE, DUPLEX BLLIFite SPRING . & J. 0. fe Pues ay e ort and pain- Charles Brown or nai of the Are the o#ue United States Mails.—The new British allt, AT at bord. ipyor bark FARAWAY, Billings, inet PATENTED purinx Biba Saturday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Ld now read ng Portraits, Characters and ter, is now at her berth, and, haying got @ large portion of This invention consis Nex for y~Om Wedvesdey, Samamo, ater h ieort fines a pep cheng ng On aloey, Or cher cargo already en ed, et hare Minott sik don. | 5 rings, Tagen yipralded. igh tt ts of David Castdy wad daughter of Joba ca: op ie ka Phy slognomy, oF “Alans of C Ree ee itecsivest, or coset apply maoes oe Denes ‘awed 44 years chology, the Seience o¢ the Sout, and tush otver important = ta reat mt olastty an . ia gt funeral will take place from her late residence, 270 | matter, to be found in no other pobkestion ft ts a han BUTRAL § v) SEL, —THE Al pas SH EXTREME eeesstt on jenth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon tivo, ore ig Walaaecenie ce ee wack tee rane Cressell gor al rae he relatives nd friends of the fatuily ate respecttully iu: 0 ‘Broad, on} tion ta bi Vited to attend, hi vat fustoey netip Hp rj é ; Veh bleed deen as tinsel ee weld a RAGIN, iiled,on Friday, June 3, while in « gallan' t charge apea a rebel batlery, as she Uaille hear Goel Har: FIREWORKS, pi bor, Virginia, Corporal Wituiam FCracuy, son of Benja- ‘komo veasal mis F. Cragia, in the 21st year of his ago. sufort, N. G. Cocuaax.—Kiied at the battle of Pine Mountain, G1 jersey Ci on Thursday, June 16, Ciptain Winttam H. Coonrax, Com: pany G, Thirty. third ‘reg mont Now Jersey Volunteors, ‘cargo of wool HE soneceragn Rapes Ba voxrnace WIth Eadie woe ¥. Ne hipioy, American meorat, Re ORUSIOR FIREWORRS FLAG and LANTERN DEPOT, FUNS' pace yh FUNSTON & SOF IRLD. re Femoved from J TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. tpsoN RIVER, RaiLROAD.—aR 18 FOR Ale 0 bers street agitb Arak snd. 6,6,0 aa ad 1a) Fl sud on auadage NTE pen) Tan a Can Foe ain, teat‘ coe ant o'r. Me Bundy eee ae i go“ DE VissiTE. BEST THING OUT. JUST IssuR nu FRENCH GR GRISETTES, 12 PRENCH GRISETTHS, 2 FRENCH GRisetres, youngest son of the Inte Rey. Thomas Cochran, aged CoLLiER. On Th: Can daughter of aoghetes and Sarah Collier, aged 1 The relatives aud of Perry Hose Company No. 23, are ipod 2 Gaia voort street, this (driday) evening at bait. o'clock, Hor remaius will to Pookek for ator. years and 3 month: eday, June 30, al a short iliners, yoar, 7 months aud 6 cs is sot the family, also the members attend the funeral, from her late residence, 6: June hr hg long and pain- Tharei tives and feipeae of the family are respoetull: invited 0 attond the fi on raf 4 ful iness, which he’ ‘bore, with Curigtian’ fortivua ¢ 12 sent post raid on receipt of 75 die. Witttam Chang, @ native of Wg ish ot Killodleman’ sotiathy the Be Adee oa ca Be? fanny, Waseca treat ee Claremortris, county Mayo, Ire! nthe. oth year of Payuoneric Be ALLIONS ee SEY. =e peti ates = Ae resident and Vieg President; 15 ey wilt 0 Broome ar “to POE BAYS wore xen ae i anc y ane | A rb Avie silt | ae ra tras seer Me