The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1864, Page 4

Oe —eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee , NEW .. YORK: HERALD, -TUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER’ 13, 1864, 4 eT: NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETE sorm0R AND PROPRIKIOR Onrice X. W, coun’ OF FULTON AND NASSAU ETS, ed some six thousand spectators, The game was won by SITU ATION. ‘The rebels appear Yo be somewhat confused as to what to do with Genera! Grent’s army before Petersburg. They dare not attack bis Hoes In force, as that would bring on THE & general engagement, and their defeat would certai be the result, At the same time they do not like to lose avy of thoir men without au equivalent, The capture of ‘their pickets by Cevera! De Trobiand’s brigade on Fri: nighi iacensed the rebels so much that they have since kept up @ continous fire on our picket line. It is staved the rebel pickets were asleep when captured; but it is certain the whole line was surprised, ‘The Union signal station at Dutch Gap was bombarded by the rebels on Friday evening. The Union batteries The officer at the station remained at replied with vigor, ‘bis post during the covtest, and witnessed from alo/t ‘Hight of the missiles om both sides. Wough the occzpation might be made exceedingly Ploasant and dangerous during a borabardment, Two blockade runners have recently beon captured of The steamer A.D. Vance was She had on board four ‘the North Carolina coast. taken of Hatteras on Saturday. huodred and twenty bales of cotton, from Wilming: ound to Halifax, Tha steamer Elsie was taken on Gib inst,, im latitude 38 10, lougitude 77 02, with a cargo of three thousand bales of cotton, from Wilmington bound for Nassau. The latter arrived at this port yester en route for Boston. about half a million of doliars. It was reported tnat rebel steamor Edith was about to leave Wi!ming! heavily armed. The fleet were on the lookout for Appearance. The captured privateer Georgia arrived at Beaufort, N.C, on the 9th, and would proceed to Boston. The steamer Fawn, running upon the Dismai Caual ‘between Norfolk and North Carolina, was captured Saturday by a party of rebel raiders and burned. crew and passengers were a!! taken prisopers. The capture of the rebel guerilla and raider Quant: Ye announced to haye been recently effected fo India ‘polis. He was there in disguise and was recognized on the street by a refugee A report is in circuiation at Little Rock, Arkansas, t! She rebe! Major Geueral Sterling Price died recently Arkadelphia , of dysentery. ‘The post at Cairo bas been separated from the District of Western Kentucky and added to that of Stlinols, un Geoerai Paine, General Meredith takes charge of Bow District of Western Kentucky. EUROPEAN NEWS. The steamship America, from Southampton on the 31st Of Angust, reached this port yesterday afternoon. pews is three days later than the report of the Scotia. ‘The reports of General Grant's operations on the no Gide of the James river, whea pushing to the Weldon ‘Raltroad; of Sheridan's action with Longstreet, at Front Royal, and of Farragut’s victory at Fort Morgaa, had Deen received in England, and produced an impression @ecidedly favorable to the Union cause, Tne Londoo Times acknowledges, in unqualified terms, portinacity’’ of General Grant, ev Ube “ vigor” and ‘when seeking to depreciate the effect of the trium| the Uoion arms. Great auxiety was expressed in Eagiand to learn the result of the proceedings of the Chicago Convention, Organization of the Peace Conference at Syracuse having just been announced in London. General McClellan's mame was freely mentioned as the probable nomines of he democrats for President; but it was generally con, eeded that he would not accept a ‘peace platform,'* that if elected be would seek to contiaue the war, if only to “retrieve his military reputation.” ‘The special correspondents of the London Pimes Londvn Telegraph supply interesting letters concerning the meeting of the rebel commissiouers and Northera peace delegates at Niagara Fall, The writers are ovi. dently disappointed at the results of the asgemblage, but @eem (o God consolation in holding the opinion that ih are “gloomy” and troublesome days in store for North 1¢ was rumored in Paris thet the Emperor Napoleon would goon make another effort for intervention in Ame- Fioan affairs, with a view to the ultimate recognition the South. the Northern war policy, and as the Emperor bad pi dently waited for “questions to ripeu.”? ‘Ibe difficulty betweeu the United States Consul and Egyptians bas not been settled, as previously announced, God it is said that diplomatic relations were broken off with the Consul The siave trade was very brisk on the coast of Afri aud the barracoons were full of negroes. ‘The Liverpool cotter descriptions dearer on tbe 29th of August. Next day Market was drm, with a good demand, a the same The station is s0 comstracted that it would scarosly be possible to inflict a Permament injury to it by merely artillery firing, ai The vessels and cargoes are worth ‘This plan, it waa said, would pow meet with favor io France, as abolition was no jonger an element in market was firm, and American victories inet evening at thetr headquarters. Horace Greeley, Mhan Alien and others addressed the meeting. Patriotic songs were sung, and the proceedings were of " (he most entnustastio character | A match of base bail for the championship was played yesterday by the Atlantic and Musual clubs, and atiract- the Atlantic, the ecore etanding twenty-one to sixteen. The radical changes in gold and the uncertainty with regar@ to the future rendered commercial matters wholly unsettied yesterday, aud in view of the constant fuctuations the merchants were io a quandary what to do. Everything was uusettied, end scarcely any buyers could be found for any description of merchandise, ex- cept at a great reduction in prices. Some holders were disposed to realize; but the prices offered generally bad the effect of inducing them to hold off until the future shall have sasumed a more tangible shape. The impression seems to be geining pos session of the public mind that the war is Boon to be ended. The great successes of Sherman and Farragut, and the tenacity with which Grant maintains bis position, it ia argued, must sooo re- sult in the complete overthrow of the rebellion, and, as opinions with regard to the probable commercial status thereafter vary riwly, opinions with regard to pre- sent values are equally adverse. Cotton, groceries, petroleum, &c., were nomiaal, On ‘Change the flour market was dull, depressed, and 160. # 25c. lower, owing to the fallin gold, Wheat declived 5c. a 10c. Corn was without decided change in price, Oats were dull and lower, Pork was heavy. Beof quiet aud lower. Lard quiet, but without cbange in price, Whiskey without decided change, Freights dull and rates irregular. He admits that “Little Mac” will carry five or six States. Now which are the States that he will probably carry? They are New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Tilinois. Thos States were all carried against the administration in 1862, on a platform pre- cisely like that which McClellan lays down for himself in bis letter of acceptance. Those six States are all that he wants to elect him. Ac- cording, then, to Greeley’s admission, Genera! McClellan is to be our next President. The masses believe that Mr. Linogin and his Cabinet are responsible for the failure of General McClellan’s Peninsular campaign. Even a large portion of the republican party look upon Mr. Lincoln as the greatest failure of the age, not only in a military point of view, but as astatesman. We therefore agree with Greeley that “Little Mac,” in repudiating the Chicago platform and making a platform for himself, has made his oes good for carrying six States. They are sufficient to place him in the White House. Poor Greeley having thus given up the contest at the outset and shown the white feather, he should at once resign his position on the Lincoln electoral ticket. MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. uly day the The Next Great Battle in Vi nis. Gen. Grant's campaign from the Rapidan to Petersburg and Sherman’s advance in Georgia are feats of arms as great as any of the achieve- ments of Napoleon the First. In both cases there were vast obsiacles to overcome, and a daring and determined foe to conquer. But these successes will be eclipsed by the fearful contest uow preparing in Virginia, and which mustere long take place. Feeling that their cause is lost uniegs they gain a victory, the Tebels are concentrating every available man under command of Lee. Driven from so many places lately, they find a great many soldiers free to joiu their forces in Virginia, and there they will strike the blow which, if won, may give their ill-fated rebellion a short extension of life, or, if lost, r ust ruin them totally. Un- derstanding this, the rebels will make every effort, strain every nerve, to render the next battle in Virginia the most stupendous conflict the world ever witnessed. + Our administration is fully alive to the im- portance of the impending battle, and rein- forcements are being sent to General Grant with the utmost despatch. Every provision is made to insure that success which we confi- deatly expect, and which shall rid us of pestilential rebellion, which has cost such ex- penditure of life and treasure, and given our enemies a chance to insult the digaity of our government. But let success attend our arms in this last struggle, as we feel sure it will, and we shall then be free to command from the world that respect which is our due, while we assume our true rank at the head of the most powerful vatious of the earth. The battle which must soon take place between the North and South will rank as the most dread‘ul in the apnals of history, and will mark the tura- ing/point in the destiny of this great republic, ton the The steamship Costa Rica, Captain Tinklepaugh, will leave thie port this day for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Central America and the South Pacific will close at balf-past ten o’clock this morning. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing six oonts, ‘aay the tou, ber MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Cuvard mail ee Europa, Captain Lott, will Jeave Boston to-morrow for Liverpool. ‘The mai's for Europe will close in this city at a quarter- past one and half-past five o’clock this alternoos, Single copies, iu wrappers, ready for r mailing, five cents. To Paper Man: Cash will Se paid te for 10,000 reams of good Fourdrinier Paper. Size, 43 Ibe. Apply at this office, Why Does Phaion’s Night Blooming CEREUS resemote a French plate too ing-glaast Because, when you come to reilect, there 16 nothing equal to it PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING ship getting underweight Because ius on ‘The ret! Do you know why Ch. REUS is hke ails (sales) are bat ub preperation, “tor the toilet ‘Sovodont.” So cool and fresbingly ayrecable to the mouth and teeth. hardens ai favigorsien ihe gums, gives « pare and healthy tone to the breath, cleanses; benutities and preserves the teeth, and arrests decay. ration, der the all Legalized Lot- ren. Jal er's Office, 176 Broadway, N. ¥. Prizes Cashet in All Legalized Lotte. ries. C. WB: Pine street, room No. 5, N. Y, Prizes ea teries, and ee oe Her At 389 Broadway—Mensers. aoe & E: WELLS, Phrenologisis, ma: Address to Smokers.—Poilak & Son, Meerechaum manufacturers, removed from Broome street to 692 Broadway, near Fourth street, Wholesale and re- tail, Pipes cut to o1 Are You in Patn }— Pain Annihilator gives instant re! it, Best in market. rth Instant Every family needs Tammany Halil and the State Con- tfat Tofiet Article.—Distilled waladdnia: nd complexion, Sold by all Druggists, .M. Hays & Co. a3 Maiden Lane, 8, Bronzes, Paintings, The Democratic State Convention wifl meet eae tb cea at Albany to-morrow. One of the first ques- tions which will come before the Convention isin regard to the contesting delegations trom thie city. If Tammany Hall be not admitted alone, and without any compromises with the Mozarters, the McKeonites, the Old Coons or the Young Coons, we advise and expect that er’s, 50 Conts— d more in quanuty than any $1 Dye. Sold by . by Vaughn, 228 Good proofs shown ia ten minutes. ii suited, fect Hatr Dye—MI aod ae she will withdraw from the Convention, and bial NOE lay street, that her delegates will return to this city in a eA n ye, Preservative body. This question of contesting delegations je aye appried br sblirutarts qe eo. Corns, B: ons, Nailte, E ed Joints, ony Glaeaset of the fect, cured by Dr. MACH ARIE, No. 760 sithottes ‘and Diseases of the Eye Spe- cially treated by Dr. CADWELL, foe Cilaton place, Eighth Street, from 9 to Dr. Schenek, or PHILADELPAIA. will oh Le m9 rooms, 32 Pars street, New Yerk, every Tues- da M. unt!’ 3 P. M., ‘to examine the lungs of c with his re pirometer, but_all advice. free. must be settled some time or other, and now is the time to setile it. Tammany Hall must face the music and force the Convention to a de- cision. We want to see whether the democratic party, outside this city, is a copperhead peace party ora Union war party. Tammany Hall now has the game in her owa bands. and will play the trump card. Whether apon national or party grounds, Tammany is the oaly representative of the democracy of New York. Her rigit to this representation was never contested uatil 1860, when Mozart sent a delegation to the Charles- ton Convention. That Convention rejected Mozart and admitted Tammany, and in a par- tisan point of view the issue was thus decided. But nationaily ber claim is even more indis- of nek ‘ulmontc Pun we "i cure eon but it ts aiways best to Dot put it of too late. He ‘arate has a fresh supply of medicines at his rooms, which can be bad at ali umes. ru. the NOISES IN TAB RAL D, ica, CATARRIIAL led OTIONS IN THE CATARR!! OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE KUSTACHIAN TUBE the SI ras Cousots closed in London, on the 30th of August, putable. ne eee for the Union, for the war cama. «6X. Breadstulls were slightly lower in Liver. | 22d for McCictlan, while the other speculating, pertain ? Poi, aad provisions without material change. The rebel | bargaining, copperhead concerns are for dis- OROSSEYE STRAIGHTENSD IN ONE MINUTE, ©o\L00 joan was one per cect lower. uaion, for peace on the rebel terns, for who- | pd erry ve and Ear repring either mat. MISCELLANEOUS REWS. Au election for Gov Ma ve took piace ye anoagre, but they todic: vote will fall ebort of the yote of last year, yet there considerable gain for the republican ticket. Last yea Ney. The returns receiged repablican majority was 17,560, this year it will proba- biy reach 20,000, ‘The Board of Aldermeo met yesterday aftervoon, Al: gman Kyers io the chair. Henry Wilson wae coufirmes ‘Clerk of the Doard of Fire Commissiovers: ‘Birect, stating that the work was necessary for the c©ommodation of the public, and that !t was dove under ‘toe general law which gave the department the power to Fepair and renew al! streét pavements whonever it was Weemed necessary. Sapervisor Blunt sent in a commu. nication urging the adoption of an ordinance for the pro ection of the citizens of New York, and to facilitate raising of the quota under the late cal) for 500,000 troops. The ordinance is designed to check (be system of ot towns, counties and States comtug into the metropolis estadlisblog recraiting office She men needed to Bil our owa quota. Breanan sent in a communication showing the number familie relisved during the Iaet fortnight throngh Volunteer Aid ordinaace, The sumber of families Ueved war 14,60. at an expenditare of $08,721. Bum Of $8,500 was appr Bianuai for i804 cilmen directing the Coantrotier to advertias for sale Grand street forty {ravch 9, and to take measures bbe cotleetion of the rent now doe, was loet for want of saction of @ } biefiy relatin, Airoe’ @ constitutional vote. Alier the tr mount of ordinary rout.ve busine the opewing paring sod repairing pdjocrned until Thuraday next at ove o'clock The Board of Cousclimen failed to have « meeting ernor and members of Congress in that, although the agyregate is a Fire Marshal Baker sadmitied pis semi-annunl report. A communica- tion was received from the Croton Aqueduct Department {ip relation to taking up the irom pavement in Cortiaodt | gj), thus taking from the city Comptroller priated for preparing Valentine's The reeolution (rem the Board of Coun- , the Board 7, there not being members enoogh presout wnen | Congress and for the local offices, we have no At bis con! wear Tweifth street, ever will buy them, and sgainst MeCiellan. Let } Tammany stand firm upon her present platform, sre) and nominate good, houcst, able men for the Congressional and local offices, and she can carry this city by any majority she desires, whether the Regency rump admit her into the Convention or not. But if she faltera, equivo- cates or compromises with the Peter Funk or- | doo: ganizations opposed to her she is utterly lost, Fans—New Styles, J Freckles, Pimples, T: Prickly Heat, Ac., cured b: MEDICATED 80AP, at For the Ha rous The best @ Flesh Worms, URAUD'S ITALIAN na Skin—Barry’s Tri- cheapest article, Sold by drug- Gold Watch Cnains—New Pat- ne. Two and Three Hundred to One Thousand each, For sale by G. C. ALLBN, 415 Broadway, one below Canal street. der- das at = coh a and a new and better organization will take | Farit—Two, Three. Ive, Bight. Ten. Twelve, Bificen to the place she has proven her ‘elf too corrupt to fone door below Canal at Lan Q@tit Combs—New Sty! two. three, four, five to twenty GORGE 'C. ALLEN, 413 Broadw Gouraad’s ‘s Po Just Received, reg rs le by Among the candidates before the Conven- tion for Governor we see none 60 weil quali- fied as the Hon. Amasa J. Parker. Judge Par- ker is a McCiellan man, and we believe that he stands upon McCleilan’s platform—net the Chicago platform. He has been twice nomi- hor | nated when the democracy bad no chance of and | success and when the democratic leaders knew that he would be defeated. Now that victery ia ready to perch upom tue banners of the the | McClellan democracy Judge Parker has o re. | right to the nomination. But tbe Judge must | Warranted to restore Gray, Hair to ite original calor. It does The | come out fairly and equarely and plant him- Shien bes tue sod grays erfectiy, satwrah self upon the sume platform as that which we | sent tree 7oeea wrk Co. have urged upon Tammany Ha He is a| **" — the for | man of culture, education, refinement and ability, and can easily beat Fenton upon such argo | a platform. If Judge Parker will follow our £0] advice, and if Tatnmany Hall will be true to her colors, contioue te repudiate the copper- heads, and nominate the right sort of men for Upreote Hatr from low foreneads or aay a of the body; $1; warranted ai his depot, 453 Broadway. Grover & Baker's Highest Premtam Elastic Stiteh pein chines, 495 Broadway, New Yerk, and 235 Fu wu street Ti Give Constit We mean you the jon W pony! a Fair Trial. y ho are under some apeciaitst's care from year Wo year, and we particulatiy allude (0 ladies who are ty Feforting to local t ‘and ail sorts of local wieatione for diseases, with aa much ehanes of succnea ae would be from local app ications to the throat fer Or the brain, Soll wholesale by MOLGAN & ALLBN, 46 OL street, and all druggists Hoyts Hiawatha Hair Kestorative r of chest Premiam bow Stiten Sewing Machines, WHEBLER & WILSON, 625 Broadway, Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Pinch of brown, Keliavis, Depot, No, | Barclay street, Bod by all druggists. It You Want to Know, &., Read MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, Arurtons baok for eurions brople, ant a good book for every a, Erice ¢1 0. foe ba AC All news depots, Coutents tables mailed free. Dre B Yoore, 1,1% Broadway, N.Y. yee | fre roll was entied to Litate a quorum, There will be, | hesitation In promising both the Judge and old dein dor rect e y, as the Board hoe not | Marab's Radical Cure Trac=Ofice ' ; | Tammany our bearty and constant support ee eran cuss vader Macvene We = re t @ Por | - 2 seum Trusses. sheuide 4 Kupporiars of every Italian trou-cind frigate Re don Lu'g ) Gren Suowxo run Waree Fearmin— | eesoriptic it be 1 Abseminal Beit, Logalo, built by W. H Webb, sailed (rom this port yor | yc Ps Bie Chiat Open si ¥ id! Lerday for Gonos We havean abgount of her dopertare | He Gives Ur tux Comrner.—-Poor Greelay, {0 | “yi54. wamsiow's Soutnimg Syrup fer p le fm type, bot tor want of space are compelled to hold is pror The dargest mass meet pen died within and with f ever Delt in Brooklyn 1 ibe Academy of Music prening, raiify tie nomination of General MoCielan for next President of (ue United States, The meeting Cousty Demo. pratic Clad, aod was io every sense an immense success. swas got up under (he Rus) ote of the King ‘The greatest enthusianm was manifested (or General Glet an and bis letter of acceptance The immense (wembiage broxe up is goo! order and without accident of jany kind fhe Comtral Union Camm paign Clad celebrated the rev avery curlous article in yesterday's Triiune, gave symptoms of deserting Old Abe and sup- a | porting McClellan for President. Up to the tet | appearance of “ Little Mac’s” admirable letter of acceptance Greeley was ar full of Sight as he was when he filled the Tribune with bis howls ef “On to Richmond,” before the first battle of mMo- | Bull rum. But MeClellan’s letter has as com- ™ | pletely taken the fight oul of bin as did the defent at Bull run, aod he comes out with an cont | equivalent to his ““Jast onge” confession again. enildren Teothing, cures Dywomiry and Diary va, regulates the Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Coho, ‘To the h do *¢ Only. Seaton, Bikasteins bins CAMP AION soaks. Ly ala for the ppproechiog Mass Meeting. Trove’ wilt semen 2 vaninring OF SPLENDID strLes, RES 4 Obam aiceen New uet tok. fe, ao, » args Throat Diseases.—'‘We would cai! at- tention te ‘Brown's Brooohial Treches.' We have found them efficacious im allaying irritation tn the throst and Drowchia, and would commend them to the attention of public apeakers and others troubled with affections of the throat, They are alo am excellent remedy for hoar-encss resulting from oold,"'~Congregaionalist, Bestoa. fea ae Temts, Politic tee itn TYLbe, 2 Bast Broadway, N vit ranted to curl thi moet straight aud stiff bair on the frst ‘application into short riagiets ‘ours, Bent 0 any ddrean on receipe of $1 Wadicese Woud Gi: bert Lyon, box 6,251 New York Post of “watch Chains, New Styles, Three, Gre, seven, tom, fifteen, twenty-five te three aundred 6 dolisracash. For sale by Chis 0, ALLEN, No, 415 Broad- ‘way, ons door below Canal s' Wigs, Toupecs, Hair Dye, Hatr Dyciag and Moldavia Cream for beautif yin; Cy hair. W. A. BATOHE 16 Bond atreet. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marri Aveny—Berrs —Oa Monday, tember 12, at Grace church, Jersey City, N.J., by the Rev. Charies Rice, Mr. Heway Avsrin, of Boston, Mass., to Miss Exaa Burrs, of London, Eng! Hatt—Joxes. —On Thursday, September 8, by the Rev. Mr, Streei, Gnoxca £. Hatt, of Boston, t0 ADELAIp Pingo daughier of Warren Jones, Eaq., of this cil , ‘n8—Fiangrorr.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Sep tember 12, by the Rev. Jacob Dusenbury, Hunry Hanna ums, of California, to AnwA, eldest daughter of the Simon Fishblovt, Esq. California papers ‘please copy. Magrirt—Van Buunex,—at Rye, Westchester —: N.Y.,00 Tuesday, August 30, by the Rey Charles Baird, Weasrxe S. Meeairr to Kuza S. Van Buoray, (he late Jonu 8. Van Beuren, all of Now York oa Philadeipbia papers please copy. MoGown—Cuasn,—At ioe church, Palmyra, N. Y., on Wednesday, September 7, by the Rev. Jobo Leech, Lieu. twoant Guskon Mocows, events infastry, United ‘States Pe Cuass, ‘daughter of Dr. Durfee Chase, of Palm: a ueGonocoais— Hane —On Saturday. August 6, at the Parsonage, West Farms, by the Key. George Nixon, Mr. Be — McCorquovate to Mise Janz Hat, of Little J Paiuirs—McGee.—On Monday, September 12, at the Sands street M. E. Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Fletcher, Dawra. B. Puuurs to Kuza L., daughter of James A. McGee, Esq. PRARY—MaRVIN.—At Bethesda church, Saratoga Sprivgs, on 1uesday evening, September 6, by the Rev. F.C Wainwright, Dr. Joan L. Pare, Jr., to Viraista pee daughter of the late Judge Marvin, all of Saratoga ‘ings Die Anparsoy.—Io Williamsburg, on Monday evenly; September 12, Jous ANDxxson, in the 36tb year of bis ‘The friends of tbe family are invited to attend the fu- neral, from (be residence of the dece.sed, 10 Lewis piace, Second street, Williamsburg, on Wedaesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Dublin papers please copy. At Stanford, Cono,, on Friday, September 9, widow of Dr, Augustus A.’ Adee, United States Navy Her reiatives and (riends, and the friends of the families of the jate William Adee acd David Graham, are respect- fully requested to attend the (unerai services, at t Dutch Reformed church, corner of Lafayette piace and Fourth street, on Wednesday morning next, at tea o'clock, without further invitation. Yhe remains wil! be taken 0 Westchester for interment. Biack.—On Mouday, September 12, Rourrt Camrneiy Brack, only son of Willlam and Lizabeth Biack, aged 1 year, 4 months and 8 days. Glasgow bag tiand) papers please copy. Boyik.—On Sunday, September 11, Mary, wife of Jonn Boyle, and only daughter of James Siaven, of Ballysbaa. non, coapty Donegal, ireland, aged 17 years, 1 wonth ant iB days. ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from the ence of ber father, 190 Madison Street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bayapici.—O0- Suoday, September 11, Witiim, only sa f Samuel H., Jr., and siatilda Benedict, renis and relatives of the mily are respectfally fav to atiend the iuperal services, this (Tuesday) evening, at seven o'clock. E.Banxom.—On Monday, September 12, Any Avocsta, only child of Augustus, and Jeanette Baroum, aged 2 years, 5 months and 28 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resideace of Wm. F. Wright, 169 Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, N. ¥., this (Tuesday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. t the residence of bis sisters, L 1, aged 48 years. by 0 uneral will take place from the residence of M. f. Beli, Yookers,on fourth day morning, 14th ven o'clock, His remains will be takea to Greea- Bru —At Yookers Her relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- eral, from Trinity church, on Wedoesday afteracon, ove o'clock, without further notice. Consouuy.—at Lake Manopac, on saturday, September 10, Sormix Barrg, youngest daugbter of James A. and Sophie Barre Connolly, and granddaughter of Charies Counolly and Louis Vierre Barre, of this city, aged i mouths aod 13 days. The funeral wil! take place, from the residence of ber parents, 125 West Forty-seventh street, this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock ‘CHAMuKAt#.—On Monday, September 12, of typhoid fever, Ewenecee CHamnans, of this city, in the 63d year of ‘age. A loving, kiod and exemplary husband; Ad indulgent and truly beloved pare: An honest and @ worthy man. The relatives and friends of the family, aud of his sou, Colonei Wm. K W. Chambers, and bw brotoer, Richard a Chambers, and nts sons tu-law, J Albert Hoideo and Raiph Keyno.ds, also the attacbes of the Chief Engineer’s Department, are respectfully invited to attend the fune ral, from big late residence, No. 141 Forsyth streét, oa Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Cooks.—Un Sunday, Sepiember 11, Marr aS, daughter of Thomas and Avn Cooke, aged 1 year, months and 25 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iuvited to attend the funeral, from ihe residence of ber parents, No. 173 York street, srooklyn, thie (Tuesday) ‘Biternoon, at two o'clock. Dierraynacn —On Punday, September 11, Dr. Frieprica Dixsrensact, dentit, aged 33 years. Toe friends and acquaintances of the family, also the members of Dental College, are respectiully invited to attou! the funeral, [rom bis late residence, 83 Bleecker street, this (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock Dosovay --On Monday, September 12, of eoneumption, Mary ANw /onovan, Only daughter of Margaret Dupovan, aged 18 rearz,% moths and 6 days. ‘The relatives aud {rieads of ina family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from the residéBcs ti oct mother, 107 Hast Twenty.second stroct, om Wednesday afternoon, at half-past ove o'clock. Tke remaaina will be snterred 1h Trivity Cometery. Portsmouth and Baston papers please copy. Dorax.—On Monday, September 12, Micuxat Dotax, aged 6 year: {iis friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his iate residence, 169 Monroe Street, this (Iuesday) atiernoon, at two o'clock. Foax.—On Sanday, September U1, Baivact Baas, the widow of Micbael Fgno, aged 75 years, The relatives aod triends of her soos, Jobu, Thomas and Captain M. Kgan, and also her sone'ia law, Willlam Shaw aod Joseph Carroll, are rexpectiully invited to at tend the (unerai, from the residence of here son-in.lew, Joseph Carroll, No, 28 Morrie atroet, Jersey City, thin f ascomged iy) morning, at balf-past elaven o'c ‘ock, without iber invitation, The remains will be interred in Fiat- bush Cemetery. Finta.—aAt bis late residence, Newtown, L. I., oo add September 10, Joun Fixra, io the 751b year Cd 8 age. wie fuperal will — Legrd ~~ T afternoon, at two v'clock. Vi f moebers the Mechan- fes’ and Tradesmen’ Booteny aad the iriends of the fami- ly are invited to attend Carriages will be at Peck slip ferry, Williamsburg, at one o'clock P Fino —Uo Mooday, September 12, Fuepaatox Wa: am, a = of Otto and Vatriaa F. Finck, aged 1 year, Tos retuive sana Tries of the famit; relatives and friends family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the the residence of 3 tn 2s Spruce —— this (Tuesday) afternoon, 4 jalf past one o'clock, Grrrt.—Os Monday, September 12, Samaw Gerrr, ia the 75th year of her age. ‘The friends aud acqnaintances are requested te attend the faveral. (rom the resideace of her son, Mathew Getty, 301 West Thirty-d/th street, thie (Tuesday) after- Boon, at Lwo o clock Haxke.—At Governor's Isiaod,on Sunday, September By ee only and boioved chiid or ‘Sergeant Charles and ne Parents, dear, ahed not a tear, 1 am not dead bat sleeping here , As Lam now #¢ you shail be, Prepare for death and follow me, a A the cold white sheet aroand bim, 6 tances of the family are re- the fuera, be ‘4 yours, tI ‘The friends and relatives of tee ‘tami invited Ww attend the funeral, Buoday, September 11, Cranes George K aud synthia A. 28 Mays ptember 12, of a) rd, Coun, Jovatu, heared at clever o'clock on Wednesday Lawowt.--O0 Monday, September ap child of James Lamont, aged | yea 4 relatives and (rieuda of the family are roapecttally javited to atioud weral, (rom the residence of her Hrunt street, between ( apa south Browxiys, this (Tuceday) after. noon, at halt "Fenn 4g per Lacva—At Bisbkill, N, Y., on jay moraing, vember 1 ne leave, yA New York. me Parente, ¢82 Second war KS shag (Tuesday) attersood, at 11, Trworar, the beloved oon of Tiesots cay oon! cone Yeare, 10 mouths eng 21 daye,, Lodi, aged § The frieuds of the family are most to attend the fuceral, from the le residenen obi pareny 120th street, botweea Third and Fourth aveuucs, ths (iyesday) anaeneane a twe o'clock. R AKWEDEL.—Suddealy, on Monday, Biexey FERDINAND MARWRDEL, tn dhe 60th porate o ore alive and friends of the (amily are reapecttu y ited to a funeral, from bis late idence, No. 45 Wost Tweaty-rixth street, ou Wi ‘any eo two o'olook, without fester: invitation. CNamxg.—At Brooklyn, 00 Sunday ber 11, after » short iliness, Micnaz. LiNanees wative ot of County ‘Tyrone, Ireland The friends of tho family are requested toattend the fanerai this (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from bis late residence, Park avenue, corver Walworth street, to ot Patrick’ Church, Keat avenue, and from thence 10 MoLacutas.—At Tampa Bay, Florian, on Thursday, August 4, of yellow fever, om board the United States dark Roebuck, Joas Wakinc McLacaian, in the 23d year Of bis age, the ouly son of Jehu McLachian, of Riverside, Westchester cvuvty, N. Y. MoBaina.—On Suaday, September 11, after 0 Nogeriag illness, Kowarn lavoro in the 434 year of bis age. The (riends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the juveral, from 2562 West Sixweuth street, this (Tusaday) ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Pourcxu —at Key’ West, on Sunday, July 24, of yellow fever, Josara B. Pur late Surgeon of the United ‘States steamer Honeysuckle. Dubtin and Cork (Ireland) papers please copy. Quintaro,—At Stamford, Conn., on Sunday, September 11, Mary Mariya, wife’ of Edward A, Quintard and daognter of the late James Gillespic, in the 35th year of r age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the fuueral, from St. Joba’s church, Stamford, on Wednesday a'ternoon, at two o'clock, with- out further invitation. Carriages’ will meet the train leaving Twenty-seventh street at twelve o'clock. SiauaLo.—At Washington, oa Sunday, September 4, after a short but sovore iliness, Roser J. Stunaio, Bur- geon, United States Army, late F. 0. T, RC. 8., idiu- burg, aged 45 years, Glasgow, Liverpool and Yorkshire papers please copy. Sommuns,—Oo Monday, September 12, Joux, son of Michael and len Sommers, born in the county Wicklow, parish of Ratudram, Wheally alley, Ireland, aged % years. ‘The relatives and (riends are respectfully invited to Attoud the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 78 Henry street, on Wednesday afternoon. at two o'clock The _ Will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- men Wicklow (Ireland) papers please copy. Scarterr.—On Monday, September 12, T#omaa Scar- Lar, in the 62d year of bis age. Notice of the funeral will be tngerted in to morrow’s paper. Scummpr.—Killed, at Harper’s Ferry, oa Saturday, just 13, JouN G, Sommvr, is (riends, Company Ay eit regiment, N. ¥. 8. N.G., avd Herman’ Lodge No. '268, F. and A. M., are respect Tal, Not requested to attend the funeral, from Lafayette : 597 Broadway, on Wednesday afyernoon, atone o'clock. Stewart —On Monday, September 12, at Rye, West- chester county, at the residence of hig brother-in-law, Henry Brevoort, Faq., Dr. James Stewart, of New York, The relatives and (riends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from Zion’ cburch, corner of Madison’ avenue and Thirty eighth street, without further iavitation. Suuuivay.—On Sunday, September 11, Catuaning, the beloved wife of Patrick Sullivan, im the Tst year of her ome pve of the parish of Tydanet, county Monahan, reland. The relatives and friends of the family, also those of her sons John and James, are respectfully ‘invited to at- tend the funeral, from her tate residence, 294 Kaat Sears th street, this (Tuesday ) afternoon,-at balf-past 1 o'oloct ‘Tiruzx—At Flushing, on Monday, September 12, Mr. Epwanp TRLuxr, aged 87 years. The relatives and friends are respectfallysinvited to at- tend his funeral, from the resideuce of his son-iu-law, W. H. D. Nimmo, Wasbington street, Flushing, on Wednes- day afternoon, at three o’clock. Tartor.— At Newbern, N.C., of typhoid fever Joan W, Tayior, a native of Little Falis, N.Y. 22d year of his age Wisox.—At Norwalk, Coun., on Sunday, September 11, Wrisam B., sop of Lewis O. Wilson, aged 24 years. His friends, avd those of the family, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at three O'clock, trom the residence of his tether. ‘Train leaves Twenty-seventh street at 12:16 P. M. Derringer be 1m waiting at the depot at Norwatc. Weexs.—On lecceas 4 morning, September 11, Avnm Rowexa; oniy beloved child ra "sob Henry and Jennie Weeks, aged 2 years and 4 monthe. ‘The ‘relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited +» atcend the funeral, this (Tuesday) aftervoon, at two o'clook, {rom the residence of ner grand‘ather, Pettigrew, 356 Fifth avenue. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANA0 FOR Naw YORE-=TaIS BAY. 638 Port of New York, September 12, 1964. CLEARED. Br). Jones, att hower, Lor Bpauldiog Masai; Thomas Pope, Al » Monrovia—Yates & Por- Matamoros—Migel & Barbades—D Front bridge. Bal terfield, Bark rig Del Brig T ” Pit (Be). Webb. Bermuda—Middi Bele Petre! (Br), Irwin, Prinee Rdward Island—Tynes & Bre Alfaretta (Br), Taylor, St Johns, NP—P I Nevius & Brtg Lech Lomond, Shute, Port Royal—Murray & Nephew, Brig Alice Lee, Henry, Wiimit aa gad vB ca a Co. Schr N Cheese. Doane, Turke I (Gir), Froat. Halltar—a Cauhere Co, ARRIVED Steamship America (Rus). Wessels. Bremen. Aug 28, via Southamoton Slat, at 4:40 PM, ith mdse and 619 passe to Oeiricis € Co. Aug 31, 67M. of the Needles, saw flaw Searnship Sasonie Stcamsnip Elsie (Br, prize), Prisemaster ® Wilkins Brusfort NC Neve S (and proceed Bicamsnip Dudley Buck (0 8 transport), Harding. New bern NC, via Fortress Monroe 40 hours, in’ ballast, to US Quartermaster. Hth inst, off Harteras, had a heavy NE gale Aud was obliged to lay to for %4 hours, Mh, of Mattoran, spoke echr Win Collyer, from | Providence (or Pbitade'phia, with lons of rudder, but Wanted ao assistance. Steamship Bi ieston (US \eansport), Baker Fortress Monroe, rlormaater, Stegmsbip ‘Thames (UB tranaport), Arey, Fortress Moa. roe, to U 8 Quarteriin Sieamahtp Potemae. Sherwood, Portinad, with’ mdse an passengers, teh H Uremwells Oc. iito aston Uns tend, an oe trom U 8 reveuue steamer Kerwance, Capt W Ship Cart (Brom). Otten, Liverpoot, Aug 8, with eval, to Ruger Bros. 4th inst. was within 10 miies of Sandy Hook, buf Diown off im the laie Nie st ix Palmers (Br), Ui Ardrossan, 60 days. with 27 tat 402i. lon 98 (8, saw . via Barbados 0. with coffee, to y Pielp» & Co. ng Slur (Br), Stirling, Mt Jago, 14 days, with fa ite Woosali Leavitt, Brazos, Texas, 10 days, with 10 tn jagon Charia (Br), Ghaw, Buenos Ayres, 60 with Mfiden BH Husey np de ener, i iutwfin't to Dalett & Bliss “rig Baltic, Hooper, Lingan, 6 days, with coal, to O B Behe Electra Prindio, Fi Jam, wot want toe ‘almouth, Jam, 27 days, with log. Richard Hilly Hinlse. Lingam, ® days, with coal, to ‘St Joba, NBT 4 wh Fortrens be roe, 3 days, Baker. Phisade'phia for Boston. Behe Carin i Har “mart Phliaacipnin or Boston mi jathaway, Fhtiae'p hi for W Sctr 8 Washburn. Thrasher, Philadelphia Yor Tannie Schr Sam Colt, Hilliard, Philadelphia for Saybrook, Behr any, Brackett, Achoro, South Amboy for Bath. TR Hammond. O'Brien, Lubec for Newark, mus, Porto Cabello, 2 days, Behe White Sou, Lee, Newt 34 e awbarzport, § days. Sehr Pitot’ Coker, New vx "Pe iadelphia, Sche Tile lersom, Dighton for Tougineepne. Providence. Providence. wo Bure, Proviannee Crosby, Swift, Providence for Roadout, res Suen he iw Haven, port. t si Port Kwen for Pi Behr Avail, fl Sorter’ Osteastie for Provigawce Rereaven—Brig B Yow Traces Lf or for Portsmouth, wheb off { jgilande afternoon wf" tiuy tust broke fore topmast, aud returned to thie port 10 tomar. SAILEL Nth—Behre Wiliam, Equator, Harriet Thomas, and Volta; sloop Geriride. 12th—Bteamer Arago, Wind ot sunset N. ~ Miscetlane: The Onited States steam trignve Vamderbilt sailed from the North River on lay afternoon, im Ports. nBoMan, bug BeSid John Kichar NTWenr, Aug Ace at Fiuabing 2ath, Wm wrist, Stella, city, NYork; Cougior, Cpa D ia Wiihinrm', from “witimam,. Bi or uly). War tte jangkok for oman: Howe, Watson, Ammpapore fot New on. 8 York for LP a Orca Tah, fae ct ni Nor Mh Nn ep BeeoMesiae Sue oh tore i % (Pll); Aug Barr Bimow, N York for Glouce mer. Boaprart, AugZé—Art Piora, Tyd, te, Gun Greek, Oulask!, Hong ong maaghien: June 39 Jae Lae 14, Wong Roagi Juy & Bestward fo, Niokol- bee safe 27~Are Bremen ({), rae NYore (and sid tered b oe Book ener or boston, Crite Bombers Siam, imam “Galle. Wha dou, er 18—Sid peas vistas Galoutte. acu auainota i). ih . ‘Loudon for Bork an “Bincvoun Aug ag Jo Are ratisoca, De Vries, 01 Hono Kono, Juue 9—Arr Monsoon, Loring. bangkok; July 1, Peruviat i, Slogapore: uae Cararan, Surge Si m i Jair iis Oatherina, Foi Franciseo. ld J ote at Si Paul Crowell, Mania, Valetiy s y . owe! i Dawes, Ghefoo itn, rin, Rennell. "NY wears Bept 10—Arr schrs Sultan, New York lth, Ba- rr Oth, bark Carlota. Wilkins, Omer. Aimaila, Holt notin tinge geo @: he Philadel Baltimore; Aden. Cocker, nba Virginia (), Grace; Cit) Marlborough, aac a oe sate ‘Africa (a). sara a Bere, “paling th. Bor phere. George, NY: {s), Stone, Halifax te Bosion; Kenitworts: Poston: New bie a Gf Manchester (8), Haicrow. a, g0; Liuoy de Harslok njamin Adama, () Baby bun jem Tea hase, do; Whitehaven ug 27—Are Aunal err, New York; -_ nia Wane do; 80th Lemuel Gondard, Aguctrong, de, . Chariotte. Barstow. Cardiff and NY: MataGa, Aug 24—Cid Volanter, Gort Mmarr J Go . MYork. Colla, Bomhay baie bzce by] I, Manica, July Zr Arr Franklin, Neon, Gan Franciacs Bld 4th, Galaga, Cook, NYork. Nincro, June 21—Sid BY Bird, Woaton, Newchwang. Panang. June 2i—arr Ceylon, Sampion, Penang. June 14, Stockholm, Lundberg. me: Ryne. 1M. Aug 26—Off, Industrie, Tonnosen. from New York ¢ ark for or AD B Cushing, Plumer. from Culino for de. re eafoes, Kobertson, London, id nthe Noch’ Wind, Jew'te, Liverpoo Swatow, June 2i—Arr Wild Gareile, Humphrey, Chefeey ‘20th, Star King. Smi:b, Amoy. Sixcaronn July. 16— Are Orifiamme eh NYorky Agnes, Basset. 19h, Bia mri a Boston ; ng Kor 2— arr New Ed, oh ancl $0 jrent, Calouita, Sid Suancia sLepoldine, i Uaucorlich, Nvork; Geo Ward (a) Fuller. Boston dt 1, Calalpa, Alien, Nagasaki; Sd, Moyuae, une 23, Lizzie Boges, Dizer, Amoy ; 24th, Wild Rover, Foochow ; 25th, Dorchester, Fultva, Neweh iw aegy pore; 27th, James Aller. Ourbdonet, Te Oudca, Hott, Gnefoo; Z6uh. Northern Crown, 8 Vokepama; Suh, Badeavor Hoane, Peach ‘Gla from Woosung July 1, Movsoon, Merrill. Amoy. Bt Jouns, PR, Aug 15—In pott —s Bila, Cox, for(NYowms = it Lay gor ‘Belt, from do; Rossway, McKay, from 0, for a Joun, ae Sept Loa ale ater oe Liver poet, id 6th, brig Nobrask: Ost AND JOON ib 01 THE NIGHT OF THE oTH INST., = ag rn avenue.a Parcel of Cloih, which the reper owner can have by proving feats Coe ing it and pay ing expenses, Apply to A. Dev 'OUND—A RLACK AN owner can have t by pro penses, Call at 338 East Fo: (OUND—ON MONDAY, 6TH INAT., IN WEST TWENTE. fifth street, a Black and Tan Terrier Stut, which the ‘Owner can bave on proving property and pa ing exponses, ddress box 1,082 Post oitice. ng property and eos = street, New IN BATTERY PLAS, & Horse, Wagon snd 43. The owner can bave the 2 m by calling at the atabie 45 Greeawich street, Lore MONDAY MOREING, bak 5, BADGER No. 2, of Ho-e Company 29. Onder will please the dame at the carr! * Bightoonth ot O8T—ON FRIDAY BVENING, SEET, Memorandum Book, contaiatn, aana dollars, about seveniy-tive dollars = pits a phone. raph and aundry papers Of no account or interest Gitthe owner. Payment om check has been stopped. ne finder.can retain the money and return the book and eom- tente io 79 Waite atreet, care of Joba Rogers, TOSt—ON SATURDAY, THR 10TH INST, F ahip John Bright, picr'27 Bast river, a large Newt iand Dog, black, with white spot on breast; answers to name of Bri ‘Any person returning the same will re celve suitable reward. Ls — MONDAY, SEPT, 17, 4 MEMORANDUM Book, containing over $309 ia Treasury notes. togecher with memorandum on cards aud @ receipt for inouey de- posited at the Astor House, The tinder will be ey ly te Perded by leaving 1c with Mr. Harvey Jones, ofice of Amer use. OST OR MISUAID—ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER a fon the cars couing from Wash nit this ey, a black esther, Valise or, Bas. coma ome ‘and # picture of a deceased soldier, alos the valise or ets. to ‘Thos. ‘aitchet et Wass Fifteenth atreet, will be liberally rewarded and ne ques tions asked. Pim SUNDAY EVENING, e'olock, «small brown and white | Ei TANG couat Siremrd wil be paid to any pereou Bringing white coilar. $3 rewar a eaid Slut to 261 Broad: road way tat sid eT SATURDA ‘NIGUT LAST. bal by un o'clock, on Frankfort, William or ee ree. 8 Subscribers ie pm ver 3 Anour ois bers Names, belonging oi eckinan sirpety with thelr narnes aad en innide. ‘The finder wilt be liberally rewarded ‘ores Taree ins ay to the owners, as abor [087,208 RIQHTH AVENUE CARS. OR Berwe, stor House and Fulton forry, yesterday. about 6 Moderalgued. “Tne hater wilt be ‘sulla mrp ds eos : inder will be suitably tate Re carte te Wink F Weat care of Marcas Spray, No. 1 place. oe SUNDAY EVENING. ure TST. In Gorse from 68 West Sightenath 166 Weet, nth street, @ pair of Speciacies with The fader will ee za rewarded by leaving them ‘at 82 Went Eighteont Lots BTROOK, QONTATNING ABOUT $@, and coupons for $600, 10-40 bond, Also a commu Uke on erie iaileae trom Now Work to. Warwiek. asd other papers, The finder wil be liberaily rewarded by leave ‘ng i bn the barge Minisink. foot of Warren street, Newt osT—ON SATURDAY EVENING, beet ie W, Ra BUD. ‘est Tenth or Norton strest, # ber Beads. with gold olasp. The inser ilrbe bere same at 17) West Tenth «t ed by leaving the FT CoRN ICKED UP oA RIPT IN THR HUDSON BIVBR, ‘September call Seow. about 14 eet, long awner cau thave' her by. applying. to <2; owt a Oa, boat No. 17, at the fovt of GTOLENRsts0 REWARD—ONE or THE UNITED Biates aie per cent © joupon Boaugs of the loan of 1881. Ke 21.822. The publie are béreby cauilone, thesame, GUSTAVUS 0. BROWN, Hotei, on Frid 494 Bag, coutaining 1is Own, containing ton who took it had a yellow lenther trun to have taken the 3 P.M. train for Jersov ven on leaving the same at F, Williams. No.1 Madiaon streak, Kew York, or at 1. ‘ittiam, 190 Ailante street, Broo s “REWARDS. REWARD—FOR THE INFORMATION OF ROSE $e Hamm: ty. from Hershan | coi Rottenburg, ingdom of Wurtemburg, Gorm: shout i6 yeary, iy adareasing Nagy din something to her advaasace regarding Wu BROTEROK $5 REWARD,—LOST, ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 11, WETEE e) going down Sixth from Bighteenth street te Sixieentis street ohare’ {0 aad two Keys, ted up ime Bandkerehiet’ “The Onder wil receive the above reward. by leaving it at G6 West Eighteeath street, rear. 5 REWARD.—LO ie) iT. ON Blk ae i Bue, it Fecatve the re nvere Teward. 10 REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN, ON THE ‘Qtn of August, from the neighborhood of Pitt ‘street and Broadway. & black and Tao Terrier ets 10 the amet vet. Any ome orlaginx the suid “at 146 Wost Parts-third streets will receive ow t. Tf th nok man who Ce it ont 7 satormation he wit! be | rewarded Apply at a street or 103 Chambers «treo! iis a 5 ® = ‘ARD.—LOST, BRTWERN, Font ed ai a “th ward v7) ‘Hamilton ‘avenue, South B: REW ARD.—108 $50 ! fery. Ay i‘ om bove reward by leaving vankers, 8 Not Broad street, N. gold Waisheo ‘on the back Slee’ oun be a reward wilk aid and fo questions asked by Rovers Rai, comer roadway and Warren sireet. $1. () REW. ne. —LOst OR “STOLEN, THIRTY, five United, Beaten Treasury 73 10 notes al daied Gewober 1. 506, 14 notes are for LA Baste, 92.104, 816) 92 84173, 31 ; PiAN Rm, BH. CANDLER, Attorney, 4° Wall at, ¥, ¥. : — FINE WORKS. Primewonns HADFIELD'S, 2 JOUN STREBT, Lanterns, Torchos, Rockets, Roman Candice GROROE rAReone, MPAION LANTERNS Gagarea, Kente i. yee ee phe eta, Rome fren pot, FY ONaTON s teat BS re 9 Dey suroet, neat » Now Cork, au ‘