The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1865, Page 3

NIAGARA FALLS. ‘einatldinaklaameaalacints Whe of the Season—No Seces- sionists There this Year—Delegates to the Commercial Convention at Detroit— ‘The Reciprocity Treaty, de., do. OUR WIAGARA FALLS CORRESPONDENCE. Nracapa Farts, July 8, 1865. ‘THE SEASON OPENED. ‘The season at Niagara may be said to have fairly to-day; for the early trains have all ar- rived crowded to their fullest capacity, and the passage ways of the principal hotels begin to be Yambered up with every description of luggage, from the monster Saratoga trunk of Miss Flora MeFlimsey down to Mr. Washington Jones’ un- ing satchel. Males, eager to secure rooms, are elbowing each other five or six deep ‘at the office, and females, in a fever of anxiety to rid themselves of their travelling gear and blaze forth in their watering place finery, are waiting in anxious suspense in the parlors and halls. On the stoops and balconies, picking their teeth, | enjoying yesterday’s Heraup, or carelessly sur-" veying the swarms of new arrivals, lounge the more fortunate pleasure-scekers who have “sl- ready secured the best quarters, and cam gaze ‘with indifference upon the struggle for priority at the register. The hotels have all put on their summer cos- tume, and look clean, cool and comfortable. There is a great rivalry among them this season in music, and fine brass bands play constantly from the balconies of the leading houses. The Clifton, on the Canada side, treats its patrons to really excel- Jent music. The Cataract House has s band from ‘iroy—ona of the best in the State out of New York—and the International bas made s draft upon the musical talent of Buffalo. There is @ marked change at the Clifton this season, No brawling, blustering seces- sionista are to be met with, fat and greasy, lounging in the barrooms and sponging upon every chance customer for their whiskey. The Union is much more respectfully spoken of now by the natives on this (at present) British side of the river, and the pro- prietors are all trae and loyal Americans. The Fourth was celebrated at the house in fine le, the American flag floating from the roof, and fireworks at Ee sending their rhe to mingle with the foam of the Horseshoe It is proper to say that the Canadians took — in the celebration and displayed a commenda- le spirit of good fellowship upon the occasion. THE TWO CURIOSITY SHOPS are in full blast, and make the strects appear gay with their showy fans and bright colored orna- ments. The copper-colored ladies of the wigwam are as busy as ever, working at their bead purses and slippers, and recalling to one’s mind the days when the tomahawk and war paint formed features im the magnificent scenery of the mighty cataract. CHANGED APPEARANCE OF THE FALLS. There is no occasion to speak of the Falls, for they have already been written to death; but it is apparent to the eye of one who has not seen them — msi pat that the face of the American ‘ably undergone a marked chang: ne — e is more s erogula than f formerly, but the broken only adds to the beauty of the cataract, THE NEW BLONDIN. A rope stretches across the chasm, where some years sgo Blondin delighted some and disgusted ethers with his performances. Another aspirant ~ @ fool’s fame, one Leslie by name, has walked ross this rope, and is announced to repeat the tno next ‘Tuesday, and at intervals during the season. A NEW BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER. It is in cor Nation to build a more substan- tial communica: between the two sides of the river, iB. the ge ofa ra gg bridge for wane foot passengers. The company ad milea below Phad iteVetelonire, pe ge build one at the Falls Pi ~ That limit expired po Al actof the State Legis- lature authorizes the formation of another com- pany. the privilege of les Wepary 7 Gees has ie viloge of lan and locating on our bors! side, and Mr. has already enlisted sores a capttatiets the undertaking. It will, no doubt, be pushed forthwith, and cannot fail to be & most profitable investment. There are no milit notables here at present, with the exception of Brigadier General George M. Love, of Buffalo, who has been staying for a few days at the Cataract, with a charting famil General Love won his star by hard fi 34 ‘and ste merit as @ commander. He is every inch a By the way, king of ‘notables,’ Mr. Shears, of the was asked yesterday if there were any notables at his house. “Yes,” was his reply “ visitor is a ‘notaple’ now. The’ of exclusive notability expired some four ? There isa rest deal of truth in the The old time aristocracy of watering has ager and o new class of idi oe uae the change an improve: co IAL CONVENTION. convention to be held in Detroit next Tues- @ great deal of notice. It will be well attended. Several del the States, are a ees comprises Hon. John V. L. who, besides being a member of the Board its the interest Pho re- jeary Lansi ‘Chambetinian Pr a sf it fe thought that the Canadian policy, which supposed to be in favor of the continuance of of the ity treaty, will prevail. ition to this treat; Fixe probably Hsratp readers. The treaty was con Vaan re at the expira- rovided beget ‘ear’s notice of maa given by elt er government. established tree fisueries and free trade icles between the two ot lumber and ns took mainly wheat, fruits and vegetables. fishing trade was with us, coarse grains; from ue the Cana Feersanaioge int ah Le poy io the su, sricrity of the Canadian fishing because of The articles imported into the States, too—lumber and coarse grain—attracted more notice than these exported into Canada, Canadians began to think, although unjustly, ‘that the States had the advantage in the treaty, with Comey soe policy, commenced an an- ying »; f discrimination in the tolls upon H property ‘the “products of the States, passin, ougt: Canadian waters. ‘this and the genera’ conduct of Canada during our great struggle created an excitement under which, no doubt, the Rotice of the abrogation of the Reciprocity treaty was decided upon by Congress. nder this no- tice treaty expires in the spring of 1866, unless some Fubsequent action should revew or continue its provisions. sentiments and the interests of the States bre divided upon the quest ‘The great citics of the States, especially New York, are decidedly benefited, direculy and indirectly, by the treaty. Independent of the vast direct advantages te the shipp.ng interests, the Canadiaus from Quebec, Montrealand all parts of Lower Canada, buy taeir roceries and dry goods in New York, becuuse re they send their products and find their mar- ket. The bauks of the city have large deposits from Canada, which, but for reciprocity they would never have. In numerous indirect way our trading aud banking classes are benefited ty the treaty. In vce, ie portions of Ohio, and to some extent in Michigan, great advantages ar: derived by the farmers from the t; yi perk: beef, corn, wheat, fruit growers of New le in pork, open with Canada. The York, New Jersey and other btates also find eee customers under the treaty @mong the Canadians. But the shoe mainly pinches our farmers, under the pressure of the interval revenue tax on ‘salen — & necessity of the war expenses of the S:ates, Thies operates iajuriously against our own pro- ducers, who find iueir products brought into com. tition with the Canadian who has to pay no such . It will thus be seen that on our side very conflicting interests will be represented in the coming conve 5 The Canadians, as a general thing, are be- i, ‘erro favorable to the treaty, as jerive the lion’s share of the from But they desiine to admit ob into Spt l ee aR gation of the epg gry without Nhat Fanon mat pon im the to be a tion of ting le .islation o of the Canadians, and real, for reciprocity, if the treaty is to be continued. The New Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Party. THE UNITED SERVICE SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NBW YORK. ‘The idea of forming a great soldiers’ and sailors’ party to control the coming fall elections has frequently been mooted; but most of our readers may not be aware that euch soctotios are already springing up in various parts of the country. The men who saved our nation through the medium of bullets will now oust the corrupt office holders through the medium of ballots. The societies are Ae cae “United Service Society, State of ——-,’” and have branches either in Con; ressional or Assembly districts, In this State there will be one bundred and twenty-eight organizations, independent of the central ization: compgees. of delegates. e central os anization for this State was organized about three weeks since, and General G. K. Warren was Socted president, and a platform of principles prepared. The pistform, however, was not adopted, ns te rbees in the hands of a new committee for evisu, and society resolved that the platform should i itty acted on at the special meeting calle July 10. aly @ meeting was held on Monday evening at ftmonic No. 90 Thirteenth street, to take final action on the s tiees of principles. In the absence of the presi and vice pi Some ral J. H. Hobart Ward was called to the Rhalr, ‘he following communication was received from Major General Warren, which will explain iteelf:— No. 119 East Sevanrxesrit Sraser, New Youx, July 6, 1865, To General®J. H. Honart Wax, Chairman’ Committeo, pal Gsnenat—On my return to this city I had the honor to receive your note informing me of my having been aaa elected President of the Dulted Service So- ciety. I have also read in the papers the ge pn of principles proposed to govern the eniatetes party or club, I fear 1 should be compelled by erase ‘of my abilities to fill so responsible a station to decline to do so, but a paramount reason for declining is that I am still an officer of the regular army (which was proba- bly not known to you), and while * ‘am, it seems im proper that I should belong to a eociety having any political pur In making known my decision to your hono1 association I beg you will assure its mem- bers of my high appreciation of their motives and of the honor they have conferred upon my. pi de ay oe ly your obedient servant, K. WARREN. General Warren's declination was sracnibean and the communication ordered on file. A Jetter was then read froin General baler Stik in which he expressed himself favorable to the principles of the society and hoped for its success. Golonel A. B. Sage, Corresponding Secreta following letter from General r, DOW Minnesota :— , read the overnor of Sr. Paun, July 3, 1865. Colonel A. B, Sack, Corresponding Secretary United Ser- vice Society :— It is proposed to organize in this State an association of men who have fought in either branch of the service and have been honorabl; discharged, with objects simi- lar to those agcribed by the public prints to your organ!- zation. I will be much obliged if you will aid us by for- warding to my address copies of your circulars, bylaws, &kc., together with suggestions as you may deem appro- priate. STEPHEN fr ALLER, Governor Mi Late Brigadier General V iecteeee, ‘The committee to whom was referred the platform for rovision thea reported, through their chairman, General Brewster, and bet A ie ‘af reported, on motion of Colonel Sage, was adopted as a whole, transacting some unimportant business the Cay 4 adjourned, to meet an the first Monday in August. The following are the officers of the soctoty PP renrees :—President, Vice President, Colonel W. 8 Hillyer; Treasurer, Colonel W. A. Lynch; Corresponding Secretary, Colonel A. B. im m0 Broadway Recording Secretary, Lieut. C. Gclenachan ; Eergeant-at-arme, Lieut. 8 Berliver. Encumbering the Sidewalks. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Among the many public nussances to which you ocoa- sionally allude, you seem to forget the monster evil of blockading the city sidewalks, which is almost universal, and which the authorities adopt no measures to prevent, The sidewalks of all the business streets, except Broad- pe are so lumbered up with boxes, barrels, &c., that are almost useless to the pedestrian. This is all Poilcally wrong, and would not be tolerated in any other eity for a single day. Our citizens have imbibed the erroneous idea that the portion of the sidewalk opposite their houses or stores belongs to, or is rented by, the occupants, which idea seems to be countenanced by the resolution adopted last week by tho City Fathers, “that ny occupant can give or let the eidewalk opposite his premises for a staud or stands.’ It is easy to ave to what evile this abeurd resolution would lead. A store- Keoper or resident might let the sidewalk opposite the store or house which he occupies, for more than his rent comes to, and thue be ront free. In the cage of a tene- ment houee the resolution does not define to whom the sidewalk belongs, whether to each or ali of the sub- tenants, or whether it iz to be parcelled out am bey or whether the landlord is to have the sole priv! loaning or letting it. If the law be se our corporation has laid down, the city should build distinct sidewalks for pedestriang, say along the second story of the houser, as in Chester, Eng- Jand, and not allow those to be annexed for warehousing or dumping purposes, If pedostrians have a legal right to the present sidewalks, the police should see that right enjoyed by them in fact, as well as in imagination. Base Ball. NEW YORK V8. BROOKLYN—-AN EXCITING CONTEST IN WILLIAMBBURG. A very interesting game took place on the Caion ball grounds, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, between the Empire and Resolute clubs of the two cities, the result of which, after a close contest in the latter part of the gam@ was a well earned victory for the Empires by @ score of 29 to 26. The play opened favorably for the Resolutes by a score of 8 to 0 in the first innings, but they were after- wards pot out for blank ecores three innings in succes. sion, the Empires in the meantime adding 12 runs to their score, the totals at the close of the fourth inn! being 12 to 3in favor of the New Yorkers. En the es the Resolutes began to bat Martin's pitching, and eight Tuns before they were disposed of, their op- ponents only securing 4. In the three prety eee parker the ded 13 runs to their score against § on Sey at the close of the eighth e of the Em; rm me, This was — commer Ma)tin’s pitching than either the Mutual or Atlantic clubs. The Empirox, however, did not have their full strength inthe game, three of their men being abeent. The lutea, 00, a# usual, were minus the services of four of their segalar niue. Tho clubs, therefore, atid ear equally matched after all. We phar RPSOLUTB. 0. R. -2 4 wee 2 McCutcheon, a6...3 8 Kelly, p... re a Wilson, Sd b. a 6 3.3 i i ba 2 3.38 a1 6 TS Resointe 162 2% Umpire, Mr. Grom, of the Eckford Club, Score Mesers, Culyer and Hoffman. ‘Timo of game, 3 hours 16 suinutes, Fly catohes made, Empire 13, Resolute 7. ATLANTIC V8. GOTHAM. On Friday the champions of the Atlantic Club visit Hoboken for the second time this season, their opponents’ being the Gotham Club. This match will attract a large crowd of spectators anxious to see whether the Atlautics will defeat the Gothams as badly as the Mutuals did. MUTUAL V8. GOTHAM, Between one and two thousand persons were aerembled on the ball ground at Hoboken, on Tues- day afternoon, to witness the first contest this season between the above clubs. It was expected to have been a fine game, bat the state of the ground was eweh ag to interfere with good flelding, and the result was somewhat of a disappointment. The Mutual club lacked the services of their efficient pitcher, Harris, and, as bis substitute was a swift pitcher, the game proved ‘to be as and uninteresting as most of the matches were im 1863, when the same style of play was in vogue, all the work being done by the pitcher and catcher and one or two of the infielders, while th ap oo wero idle. On tho Go- bong side nearly all of their players were in very bad the first and gecond bases being the only os played up to the right mark. The featare 0 the Mutual play was the splendid berm A of their frat base player, Who put out seventoen at that position, We ap- pend the seore:= UTUALy GornaM, s » a3! eanoannoe I ieee Oth. Th. Bh, Oh. Ttal. 870 23 Psi 1 oo 1 0 4 cmp ie "eaten, ot the: Rage Club; Soorert— Movers, Moconnell and Barlow. Time of pre two hours and fifteen minules, Fly catches made—Mutua, 5: Gothgm, 16 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY ee ee a 2 1865. ‘Will you allow space in your widely circulated and in- creasingly popular journal ¢o say that Missouri invites immigrants? She has emancipated her slaves and dis- franchised all disloyal citizens, Law and order reign. ‘There ary millions of acres of land subject to entry under the Homestead law, and thousands of improved farms which can be had very low, in many cases for legs than the improvements would now cost. anes Se vee. gon commercial and mani asa home for the Guetrious; ‘and as « theatre for the or has the philan: and the Hpdlerene Cnors mw Angaxsas.—Friends arriving from the famed ‘and favored land of ne nn soem very encouragingly of ag cro) that portion of the country alon; ‘The wheat crop has turned pot ae rand is # siready peed, tate the barns wi 10 Oat Cro} we are told, is growing Tusuraly, and and_ bids fair to fetes nigh gern ro fly has been picked ears past, The je are feeling hopeful-again, Inticipate good times to come.—Memphis Argus, July 4. jt. Francis a Arrivals and Departures, itzer, A W: iss and 7, Mi a - don rand) infant, Mere Arado, Meriedt Titaay ur Ww % A Mitchell, H ‘Cood, Capt ob Becuutrd, iH allser, 3 Bent Cuoard, rr Bclnvendier Bev JT Gardne lady, two children and nurse; Mrs Smith and daughter, Mr Soni, C MSaith, Miss Mowmnan, Mr and sre TG. Wall and hitld, Count de ee and lady, E Sangton, J H Orme, W White, J Bryan, Mr nbaum and nephew, A Aub, Mr Lyon, Mr Saltus and son, A Miller, R BI Rev W C Bompas, Miss Hughes and sister, B Hughes, servant reter, Le Wolfson, J farts MrandMie Mo- Doy ‘0 children and nurse; Mr Godchaux, Mr Lefevre, 84 Wormer, W J Glover, H B Pry, Mr Bi Ke adel im, r, 8 Hausmann, Mr Bérolzheliner, H yw Bein, erry, three cbildren and nurse: Mr aud Mira C i Berm ¢ Colovel Stebbins and servant, HW Bibby, CL Schnel- + Branker, Fred Ki torp, LA Jacobus, AG Dut, W Beledeth, Mr-and Mra Faweetand two children, Mr Neuberger, Mr Oppenbeliner and four children, J-Adatis: Jus G ‘Parish and ton. Dan ‘i ore Mr Butiinton, Mr ir Donner, J ‘Adams, 8’ Schnitzer. her, J. Simong J Donnell, W Opowaki, H Brookfivid, agley, H HW a 7 Havue—Steamshi —Mrs E Taylor, TT Brugier, B Weit, J Weit, A Jourdeil, Mra H Saco @ Uirieh, L Jac: quet, family and servant; A Satler, G Penabert, J Gerson and wite) E Laight, M Poroz, ‘J Kiefer, J Garcia, Mrs Lovit and abarre, 8 ould, Mrs Ls Byg, Sirs C sluason, 0 errier, A Durbes, ian aud wit, W Sireean, 4 Legoft, Mee 'A Renidolat, H Ellen and family, Mrs Pesant and two'children, 3. Cres sant, wife and three ‘children; Nr and Mre Listerer, A Mor. van and wile, E Riquet and’ wife, C Well, wife a J Schwartz, Mr Burri and wife, T de Suzanne, Mr omen lg wife and child; E Muller, N Netter, L Moses, Mra M Mrs M Herchenzoer, M @ Mi A Serim, § Bendiner, C Frank, it Verhiin,’ Mr Barthel, Mr Huttin, Mr Mr Garnier, Mr Berth Hill, Mra A do Broa Foyd, J Jackson and servant, in, Mr Bernier, Mr p2ard, Mr Bardon, eley, J Cutten and eon, Holy, Mra M Harrisy Vc'Gulliaume aod family Mrs Mt snd A Pease, Pau aim, Mrs Mt Block, r6 Gutuha gat Pierret, daughter and servant; Mrs M Lozes and T Lozes, Mra M Duval, son, Ch Kahn, 8 Hirch, J Larcher, Mrs A Fotis, sou, M Brover, James Barmore, Sax Puuxcisco, via Guserown, Nic.—Steamship Mornin t—Miss E Allen, Miss H Howard, J B Fargo, Mrs & fittey. L Dent, D'Carr, Rev A L Baker and wife, Mr Gan- nons and wife, F J Moore, Mr Gree “i and wife, Mra E Gas- kell and two children, Char Tew: ‘Muller, Mr Pant eae and infant; Mra Hau rg child, Mra Sawyer, J A Stari Whin. Mrs ND 5 J, Bromley, Dr CN Shsrbock, Hev'd Winter, Dr D'W Bollards wie and four galldgen; DM Lambert, J Mechiin and wie, 8 $C Barker, Geo Morrison, H W Andrews, W A Weat, U1 Duncan, Jas Du: Dols and wife, Mra Keys, Baran Rotooo, C Clough 'J Smith, wife and ebiid; OP Sebastian, 2 W Fottle JF Pottle, Mis Parris, Mra Mobinson, Guughter and child; Mrs Meinor son, sod two children; & C Mecker, T J Molden, D B Christ, Mrs MT Dowd,’ Mrw Adams, 'Mis MW Latch, arms, € Re, ire Cur A Davia and wife. rs Hicks and wus ‘and child; Mra 8 M Rode hand wale, SW dans and non, J Hatin G Sch, eifeand ens Buck, Ht Adem, & 8 Ander- Mrs L Giv- man, write and child Os’ 0.8 Dodson, wife and two children; F W Suitth, wife and four chil ef ‘ili J 4 Brian orores F Hostetter, M'G Shoppe tag = Howes, C Hoel, PE Suank, ‘Ure A Sinks son, Mrs Mcvurr 4’ Osborn, wife and three chil aren! bar, HPrankin, Pelle Ga, ‘Geo Carlo, Fred Carlo, Lewis stone, J Stone, G W Linner, G'W Creamer and wife, OE M AQ Snow, OM Phelps, Wifeand child; Mist § J M'O Boumai land, Miss M | Simon, Gree: Z Melutire, J eynolde, AM Moulry,. YY A yA D Fort, Mrattamil nid two a.ehildren, ~ Wwe & ation child, Geo Parrish, 4.3 S an ree cuildren tone, H Monrce, B McCurdy, W McC! A bay es JB Parcel, WH Wilton, Che ter, J EY. Hale; Courtena; steott, W L Bow Manicy and wite N Patten, wite and PPacuhanes § {lareacy, Oe Dareraee Curt 4 Went ackham, wenport and cl Qverhall, WF Kennett, W Mill, iia “ry Walking, B Howard, Jax Daley, J i Moore NS Brewer, © Hetimane Fee aE eg ad arsball, Puilips, 1. 8Cowl, 3 Miller, WC 'Garten, GC Hf Lea Armairong, George H Harkins, J Stevens, J Mallory, © 8 Four, M Fe Geo nd two children; ThA Kimbau, J ‘Wr ais eB vitier 3 ‘Torn, Merrill, N N Galloway. Sam foal ‘Arion, B Caran, a pep the steerage. ar ee Hogt aud lady, J rep, jenm{n- Havana—Steamshi ‘and two chi 1 Neumtuger, Mise J Wr Neumsingers Sohn Cre, el Lady, 18, ba alten re Nas Bangen, B Mt Axe, e3 Perens jcOurker, joody, Mrs Phillips ‘and anpell tn Jobnson, wife ad Camera, Ra ry and son. Thotsas Sinithy J Beard pend wife, Yam 2, Mis, 8 Reuminger, iss Crabb, Charles ¢ Roberta, Mrs Cinn aise Lower, Mr and re, owe, pReberi Mine Riche chirdson,, Mise Rroome, Jaa Sitar Wm Adbott, Capt tis Obarles Selonty, F'O Clapp ‘and. sergan 2 Pearse, James Key, H Olynner, A Burro Baxter, U BON: M yar h, M Beach ‘and ant, yaa Hunt aad ser. Dunean, oben ‘and tyro children, Rit 854 Sere eae ote a van Raoe. secler, HI Emmon, W ewin, 0 Sort, a ey at ‘and a tne; a ik 8 N? Niajor are ta ut an ened J bn " Bitty hy Dervickson and _ New Onvxane—steanship Empire Ci ay ‘han © Wad, Sarat) Mi ratoaa a thas ler, Adan ler, H Arden, Liew U'S Vols, Major J B Cowen, Cort abt a Newton, T A McMaster, Lieut 0 Sitenrarhip America—Miss T A B; Mt iy B Commings, Mre Cumin ures wha child; Col B Rn GM Mefadte wid! % Mine 'A E Serrell, M Lowe, WH Givbons, Mra J TJones, Mins Cohen and leay, DK Carey, E DeGolyer, ford, John Willett, & Moline, Win Me atire, Ci Isham, Miss Kicbtnond, Miss Richmond, Ming Ort, JM Marvin, F, Sehiunter, AH MoC Wil dherwood, d Konhne Mré finer J Tbbs, WD ‘cick ihe —- saberry, J 4 Livingston, Mies Towle, Jonathan Britton, Mrs Pickeart, E Bal’ ry iyder, J A'Walal Adam Burner, Jacob Becht, Captain Church, M_ Robi ae Mark, GW Kught, Lieutenant Gullend @ in the eteers, DEPARTURES. vERPooL—Stearnship Cuba-—Mins Lyne, Mrs McDowell, Ba EY eet A + rol and Mt conte Wendel! r and (oy Gregg, Wm Kol "3 Coniceds M I Uandarw, WP Palmer, CB aud, HEL Pateon and twee. dant Hi Toneer, FS Gutlerres, Mies Paton, tine HC shelton tix children and infant; Mr and Mrs Da, We De. Muth, T Stutenroueh, Archdeacon Nuater, wife, two childrem fod nervants Mis Praga, Alas s ¥ Laueltig, L Spencer, Man. George W "La Wi MteH Simson, LB K heBrie” é Keo. Clerk, Joba, od, ambers, Mr and Mre Mrand sedan eth nw esd John W Faller, Dunne and ron, in aarra, Anon ‘do ts ram, John Winer Mager 90, J te ip, B ¥ Licvery Me and Mre ik MW bit © L Prayn, © W Keanoa; si Hrd Mts Thornton, Mr and Mew Mou M Mrs Jann Walker, W Bplrert, WB teshay, MY and a two ie beers. ye Mra ape and Mie C ryten, Mr and Mra Damon, W far Yoana, P 8 Echavarria, C Paras, jack, J Clone, WK Mute ‘we hoor Jalias . Int Major Flemming, wite end. inves » ildren Counc, Ayhton, aco r 4 snd sn, Homavonann 3 vita, Gravem ke Perry 8 MARRIAGES AND OEATHS Married. Congy—Woonaurr.—At Hoboken, on Mg ap Mg ove- Ding, July 12, by the Rev. Alfred Barris, Wirstam was ot Hoboken, to Katm L, Woonnure,' of New York, jo card® Dosvovant—Cinsnotm.—In Brooklyn, N, Y., on Wed- nosday, July 12, by the Rey, Mr, Milla, ANow wT, Dox. seve © faryland, to Mra, Jaume Cuno, of New MoKawar—Crav.—At the Church of tae Hoty Ba Force onary on Wednerday, yea 12, by the Rev, Robe Gxnano L. MoKuware, ot New York city, to Bray, eldent daughter of General Thomas 8. Gray, 0! ihe form-r place. 1 7. On Wodnendgy, July 1g Qwonap & ! Sangewt—Biclow,—In eee) ee | [SESE 6 | sa een er Jul; 2 by the Rev. H. M. Gallaher, Cuamixs| Abas 266 Sixth a1 this (Friday) a uien oe venue, ree ("he uken to Palniyte, N. Y., o'clock. His ‘aoree will for interment —On Thureday, July = Joun Gospon, son Patrice and Ano Ann Gordon, aged 1 year, 9 months and u funeral will take this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 148 Cherry stress Gummpxisrery.—On Wedspetay, July 19, Gacege Game mistei, g6d 31 years and 6 months, All friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the faneral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from 216 Fifth fth eiroet. Haxsack—On Nets, Al citi July 12, Loursa Tana, relict of pry parr ‘The relatives and friends of ihe famfiy are ny, invited to attend the funeral, from her late @, 8 Madison avenue, this (Fri afternoon, at two Gelock. Hau ELIZABRTH, day. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to sie the facet, from her late 220 =. venteenth street, this Frida pirersoem, 05 one 6'cben Hustox.—In Brooklys, on thursday sfternoon, July 18, of apoplexy, the Rev. oNEWron Hixson, pastor be ad State street Congregational church, in'the 41st year of his age. Funeral services ag the church, on Su afternoon, at two o'clock, The friends of the femily, Atlan Atlantic Lodge, No. 50, i. 0, of0. F., and the Masonic fraterui ty, as well as the members of the I, 0. of 0. F. generally, are tfully invited to attend. ‘ ‘hiladelphia and Newark papers please ange OOF. Keuiaaxy.—On Thursday morning, July 13, Wawa KOuLMANN, aged8 years, The relatives and Intend of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Varick and Broome ‘streets, en Saturday after- noon, at two o'clock. Livixatow.—On Wednesday, July 12, Wuatam Livino- ToN, @uative of the parish of Dromore, county Tyrone, Iroland, aged 63 years. His friends pes those of his family are respectfully reqnested to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late res{dence, 94 Munnay.—Gn Thursday, gay 13, at three o'clock P. M.. Jawxs Invin Munnay, Jr., the beloved son of Jean- nette and James Irvin Murray, bea @ years, 6 months and 8 days, The relatives and friends, also the active, honorary and 1. members and friends of Oceanus Engine Co., are rea} ecktully invited to attend the funeral ene tile day (Fri at twelve o'clock M., at his avenue. Tho remains will be taken to White Plains, N. Y., for interment. Peruicay.—On ‘Thursday, July 18, after s short ill- ‘The funeral will take place from the corner of Van Bu- ren and Franklin avenues, Brooklyn, this day hay (Friday), McDernorr.—On Sunday July 9, any Me icDsRMorT, His friends and acquaintan d_ those of bis ieeens; P. and F. McDermott, and hin sone! oto. ret Wm. ar. kins and George Weaver, are to. lc Dermott, 118 Kighth sti Brooklyn, E.D., ‘his ane : in (Ireland) pay McDerxorr,—On thursday, July’ 3, Late Gursn, the — of Westmeath, Ireland, in the 29th year of her fone notice of the funeral in Saturday's papers. PowzocK.—At Fordham, on Monday, July 10, Palo, Mrs Mant Prxpuetoy,—After a short linéas, on Wednesday, July 12, of cholera infantu infant son of mia W. and Margaret mice th Foodietens aged 6 months Our dear babe has passed awa} Our conrolation—he ts MDF aa ‘une remains will be taken to Rie for inter- ‘Qurrar. —On Thursday afternoon, July 13, Mrs. Mac- RICE QUINLAN, in the 65th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the fumily are respectfully 22 Peck slip, on Satu; at one o'clock. mcs —On Wedneudy, Ja July 1s Brawn Souuy, aged rears, @ native of the parish of county "Cork, late residence, 241 West serene ‘first st near Eighth ness, Mictax, MuuuGan, agod 74 years. in the 85th year of his age. respectful Invied to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of Deloved wife of P. McDermott, a native of Athlone, Pottocx, relict of James R. Pollock, of Philadelphia, days. ment. Providence (R. I.) and Worcester (Mass.) papers please fmvited to attend the funeral, from her late remdence, Ire Natives and friends, also those of his sons, Cor- Maguire, nellus and John, and son-tn-law, Bernard and his sisters, Mra. Huelat and Mrs. Grady, are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, this friday after. nce, County Cone (Ireland) and California papers please Frascve —On Wednesday, July Cmaniss Ewin, enty chi child of Charles G. and Anna M. Sprague, aged & Me tinlived sid tanta of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his ‘clock. Surrs.—At Gravesond, Coney Island, on Thursday, J 13, Manoanar stern oth yeur or her age.” Be Telatives. \ds of the ectunity are ee repeniteny. Deuea-+0n Sonieg, Jaly 13, James Srance, aged 26 maieh 386 Wank, Teese onyh dercrday af -nini om ternoot, at two o'clock. His remaine’will be taken to .| Wi Wituame, aged widow ‘The relat the family are invited to at- tend the Tuner tfernoes, athe 6 from her late real Falton syenue, two doors below Oxford Ae pla Newark, N. J. UST PUBLISHED-—THE MINING AND MAKUFAC- fs. Laws of Pennsylvania now in force, with ‘Compiled, nd ? sale by CHAINS hi Su RUTTLETON 111 Broedwey, N.Y, a | yor READY, BELiA BOYD, IN CAMP AND PRISON, WITH AN INTRODUCTION, BY GEO. 4. SALA. “Compliments were showered by friends and foos alfke pen, her patriousm, her cleverness aud her cherma”— nvdon Review. “Hor description of an inte alone worth the price of the book. book For sale by all bookseHers Beautifully bound to musi Bent by mail ov receipt of ll w with Gener Boder ie —Londov Pres. 1 7. BLELOCK & CO, 19 Beekman greet, New York. ae MATRIMONIAL. Ty 'O DISTINGUISHED YOUNG = ‘LEMEN “WANT wo pi nd with two refined, ws arted and sin- erre young im, With a view ww ‘matrimony, Address for one week 0) and Pilares, station D. LOAN OFFIC nS. 7 12 DWAY, ROOM ks, RPCIOUS STONES, &0. AP SERRA LAIR Parcs ergs a BO! mern wate Hes, EWES, nate. P PEAR LUMEN yt OvrTie, ¥.B. —BIAMO tbs, rae 8, $ Fis N eat ADVANCED ‘ON Dia. DS, a in Het On tHe in ui sodane me DIAMONDS, FAN TCHS, SW i ity, ae N77 Bloseker street, up stairs, yen. Mrs, 68 BROADWAY, CORNER OF A’ f. be swat be paid the highest price for Dia- adnan Watches ond Bliverware, or WM advance 00 tho Abovo articien, BET, ROOM NO, 2A. HONTOMAN ALS, Roseey ste ® for Diamonda, Watehes, Jemetry, also ino makes ‘advances 00 covsiguinents of ‘the RY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, Wa’ A fa, or bought {or the highent cash HAAC! B | > ne NEO y TIOKETS BOUGHT OF DIAMONDS, Rot poe aseal Inetruments, Dry Geode, oe ti Diamonds, Wateues, We Sr dows facing on and one en Spring. A Phare vasny wr er ie RETA BAppeousty Tp Te EP teuy fourth Aocat seat Fourth erence. TO ONE OR TW A PRIVATE raeur me LBT- oe ‘oO gentlemen, without large arniabed {rout ‘very moderate. A TEE bees J TO LET—FURNISHED OR UNFUR- water and bath, to pian remsindes San aif tied yalue, Toa Tq? SEREy ae Vail eonren ena Fo ob at cane Son apo $8 THIRD yp) nty-aigbth ‘street; four 8 OR wore, Ae wy? On ‘WIDOW LADY, HAVING AN ot | A fe atom square ge ee (cape etd ee ON THE FIRST Teen 20 =e} and ‘oa the Sis offer doors withou ithout Soard. juire at 2 Sixth avenue. AT i, FOURTH AVENUE, By ‘quarterly in advance. To be soon A. QORNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM TO m the third floor, with closet, water, and all con- Tenlences for Rousekeeping. Apply at S71 Bleecker street. A TRYBANDEOMBLY PURMISRED ROOMS, WITH out Board, in private family. Foapitare. &c., enti new; io decirabls persons, Object to reduce Tent expenses, Apply at No. 28 Third street, FEW CHOICE ROOMS TO LET—AT WILLOW Nyack on the Hudson. Address or call upon Jobo Aes over the sore, aur FURNUEED Booms. f DAY s& 1 me ts rent $1,500. 208. V. Burr. A FINE SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS TO LET—TO A GEN- A Memanand wite only in a brown sone House; water, the floor. Rent wponth. “Apply a ‘at No, 458 Went Thirty: (th atroct, to George W. Jeedahiewgh nid —TO LET, A FRONT bt Pays by Bedrooms, for bousekeepin Apply at 243 Thirtieth atreet, Detweeh With and bi tare ‘ues, four doors west of Ninth avenue. ere Bo ROOMS TO LET.—TWO NEATLY FUR- to let to single [ag egpenph ven without board, in a private fami “Hous contaios the modern er Tormatow. Apply at 7d Henry strect, PRED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN TO Pal trp Dasement, brick, modern improvements, Tocation: naan reat, pepe ‘ya J DAVENPORT, 'ulton avenue, corner of Ox! As, AND TWO LOTS TO LET—CORNER OF Ralph and Patnam avenues, Brooklyn. House very con- enient and ylsaenutly situated, 20 ilnutes' ride from two ent, $400. Apply on, the premlses or to LEWIS SSHPs COnaM Funton stseet, New improve: FFIORS TO LET-ON THE SECOND, THIRD AND Tourth doors of ballding 180 Broadway: opposite John street, at from $800 to $1,000 per annum. Apply to T. B. BYNNER, on the premises, TEAM POWER TO LET-ONK TO TWENTY, HORSE. rst Floor and Basement and light Rooms, on osite ieurle’s Hotel, , flee 182 Walker street. Canal feet near Broadway, 0) Pd. 0 to let o1 tly or tleman and wife, and two splendid Sets ‘also two fine single Rooms, without board. a Tides richly furatened od fosbionable masgion has just been newly, tied up roughout and sontalng every fm rovement comfor ‘as above. Locatfon uns ineurpaseed. Apply 1 8. EYRE. pea ng ANGE BOOTH. Oe 95 BY “ nen oem ‘destrable le locat he any of New New "Rew, York rk in ghe vietni ‘Address A. 8. Sterling, Soot of South Hamaburg. LET—SEVERAL FURNISHED COTTAGES, WITH fos housse and stablen ab tall Island, near the Great South Bay. PORTER, fo. 9 Pine street, a bebe nt be Boom Weta HOUSE- keeping. ay and ne! borbood ret ines, Refer- ences ex ‘Twenty-fifth street, Between Seveuth and Righth avenues : LET—a .CIOUS ROOM AT CLINTON HALL, ON ousonable terms, Apply to 8. N. SONDHEIM, No. 138 Water street. LET—THE ELEGANT AND Lae nel STORE (2% itt & ROMERVILEL, the Post oftice. [An AT 817 AND 619 BROADWAY, CORNER OF eaiiele also = small Rooms; SOHN 8. KELSO, 69 Liberty street. LET—AT NO. 9 ST. MARK'S LACE (RIGHT | as ee. ae ae fal , two large Room: a Kitch- Apply on the premises.’ LET—IMMEDIATELY, tA ang 9 HOUSE ON Brondway, Seventeenth street, @ month; one in West Houston street, $126; Amity fourth street, $285. ADAMS ph LET—ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE ROOMS so enerar, feet on Broadway and 21 feet on Thir- treet, Calland soe it Rent 7 “ete psa Snipa Lorene om Srotdway and Fuiieen ret GEO. ©. ROCK WOOD, 09 Broadway. PT TO A GOOD home. W, 288 Weat Thirty- Geventh street. eer is INFANT TO wire for Madam — FOR AD: 10%. A. wy pony Dav ANT, py F- ab Pena —T AM IN zowy, AND AT THE SAME HO- or Saturday Ee ro Fea pass ouas. re. SKIRT—MONUMENT_9. AY EVENING mor ere Wele wi MONO TH STREET. “COLLESTER, FORMERLY OF CASS COUN. address Lee 8. Dunn & Go., 35 Wall me ino ‘for hia ia his a: “OF MRS. A.J. M” ue, in the store, ef would’ be thankfully a note ing where an intervie Fecelved by her brother, late of the F MRS. MARY cs oF “BOSTON, WOULD LIKE TO see an old ‘she can do so b; we nates d'she can do so by addressing’ line to NEORMATION WANTED OF fale of United States ship Massachusetts, Burns of United States ship/Curnberland, eevee vi teceal Steen, of United Sta rooklyn, ster, WH. tata of United Staten ship Broocier, ania, W. H., late of the Walted Sta ‘Staten ship Cain verland, , Joseph, late of the United States sup Nohuw Ford, Jobn, late of the alte States, cat, afl ed Haverfel1, Jobn, late of the United S ates ship Victoria, How, W, fi late of the United States slip Powhatan, Martin, W., 8d, late of the United States ship Brooklyn. Martin William, late of the Unived Stites ailp Artur. Morooney, C., late of the United Stat oouehy, *inos., ate of the United Staces whip Santiago do Being, James, late of the United Staten ship Qwaroo, Quis Se ee eee attad biatee sulp Ween, Figen), tate of the Unite! Staten ehip iron ae "Prandin late of tho United Hates ship Sasque- Wm.. beyie ae oe United States ship Alatama. Thomas, J. late of the United states ship stontice! on G, os of the United States ship Shepherd Geo. H., os ba ban United States shi Montgomery. Warner Charice late of the United Sia vs ahip Bro Klyn, ‘Wilson, zokn, late of the United States #hip Seminole. Wilder, ©. of the United Rates ship Howgus. Apply to Ji ENBURG, 1at Pearl sirect, N. Y. JOLDIE TTENTION.—INFORMATION WANTED A. Porter, late of the Fourtcenth regiment, rooklyn;’ taken prisoner, May, 195!; was nd other prisons, informagion of hin ieanziously Heited by Wim. Porter & ‘ons, 271 Pearl street, JQOUND—ON THE or upon the steamboat Inquire of 8. P. Ki |OUND—ON THE Horse. If not called for in three da pay expenses, Inquire at 83 Washington OUND—A “POCKET WALLI Apply between six and n avenue, first floor, fr ORSE STOLEN—#25 REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM the aubscriber, on Monday, July 9, a black iiorse, with dob tail and thin mane, a little short forward, and sometimes KETROOK, to Coney Island. 0} foot nme; bnew scar on his left thigh about eight Inches fong, acenis like acut healed over; no white on him; about ten Fears old, 1636 hande high: A act of pew Ai plated with an old open Coilar, Also a leather ngey Wagon, common looking: has not been, pa this season, Said rig was hired by a man about 4) yours. ¢ Steet Since high—hired to go from Nyack to The above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the thief, oF a portion of it for the return of. the horse, wage on and burness. Apply to Capt. Peter A. Smith, on board Of steamer Peter G. Cofin, foot of Harrison skeet, Now York, or to the subscriber, at Nyack AA ‘AYLOR, Nyack, Rockland county, N. ¥. O8T_ON MONDAY EVENING, 10TH INST., BE- tween Twenty-sixth street and McComb's dam. & lon dark Morocen Pocketbook, containing paper memor nda an a considerable sui of mon ‘tinder will be liberall rewarded and er by leaving (¢ with Edward B J O8T—ON FRIDAY Last, 4 street and Exchange place’ » small boted prtvene Kk, made of letter paper, The tinder will be rewarded by leaving It at 15 Beekman street, up stairs ] OST—LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, EITHER IN FRONT OF imonico’s, corner of Fourteenth street and Pocketbook, with the owner's name on the ing about $28 in bills, Pleawe leave it at 12 Bond’ strect and t receive $265 froin farm, OST-WHITE SCOTCH TERRIER DOG, |, EARS "AND 4 tail cut; answers to the name of Dick, with fancy patent leather collar, A suitable reward will be grid ou re- turning him to 166 West Eleventh street. Loree ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR, neo YRAR t mote, Mare jer will returnin EKMAN Lott ‘THE FIRE Bie al LTON STREET, JULY 18, ‘& bunoh, ir return f Keys. 1s Liberty O8T—A GENTLEMAN'S iar reward will tie paid for DIAMOND PIN, FINE large surface; weighing about two cara!s, black enamelled sell ing Mifoek after 4 ordloak on Wedues saesyanc wil bo paid for the same by Ball, Binak & Cov ‘and 867 Brondway “O8T_ON THE MORNING OF JOLY 13, BE Twenty-second street and New Haven depot, Jockey Hat, trimmed in white. The finder will be at No. 82 Macdongal street. “OBT—ON JULY 18, A LADY'S JET AND PEARL fi tpin, corner of Broadway and’Ganal street, valued, Blaby sagt A reward will be paid for its return at 26 OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE 127! OOMING Y ot Detween avenues B tid be rewarded. and C, he can keep the movey THURSDAY AFTERNOON, THE 1811 1 Loon book cowkaining about $3), also s receipt fo: ten pe Me eng ys en pooneep | iperralsof nce: supposed to be lost Uelrern Siam nth and minutes from Hall by Turd 79", 1 Rai whole or Sener sera i = ae eo £7 parttos i 5 18 & CO., 068 Broadway. pull \y rewar LET—AND FORSESSION IMMEDIATRLY, AND Pe Rite will berseld ete decided bargain: R STOLEN.—THE PARTIES THAT PIC KED aus ven of bog oan pustere, toarosen — ac ogy %, cmntaining ted a ya eit we pparel, v; an pT a ey AY a Sa Dg comely eswerted on, lear’ nity Boat khirty-seventh Dalance of ibe rat o very decided nif called for | streeb, death 4 se Featt laedck” Por perucclioe G8—ON JUL. —— 8. COLEOR, bt ‘eld.'s bay Mure, about le OM: bone ro ae g ey ono T° HED. FOR THE SEASON, Om | Cavat 3.5. Miller's, North, Bloomteld, N. J “ AN Seu howonses of silver and gold ornemental vate h — left ea = saaeenl BENT—UNFU RISER, $0 May fat} M iy a ey a ABAND. 1866, eat sd mond ne = HOUSES, RC ROOMS, &C., WANTED. [AN AN Wisitha 7 TO HIRE AA PAR. oo ‘ork Post office. BUILDING WITH A SMALL QUANTITY OF LAND want for « factory, on ; must be near Sy tastaae wt to rail or water, or, both. there in an engine and all pardculare, ror x NY FAMILY OCCUPYING A LARGE pouss, GIVING up Bousekeeping. can find a tenant an ‘buyer for the furniture by addressing Bradford, box Herald othice. hire PoapTeNED HOUSE WANTED—EITHER ereay CHy, oF a where eine easy of ac- cess in the sul for e few mouths or longer, byan niger air who ‘rho wil aks a geeond siten Rriekee with S sraites a hs ‘Address box goed care of the furni. in Nassau street during the were afterw, re by some uakpown pares ‘will please inform the aN eerie wD BOLAND, 148 Pulton street. TRAYED—FROM THE PREMISES COKNER oF vireet and Biooraingdale , ns | Se Hg, strech gil. OA ibersl reward Wit Ue paid or (PURER 1 DOLLARS REWARD —LOST. ox 3U ESDAY, HU natant, Dok. The above ward wil be peld on relarning tue same to B. W. Jones, 38 Bproce sirest REWARDS —1AST, AT THE FIRE Y YESTERDAY, A Mi were several oo) '» New Vork.”* iu whieh advertising cartificates on insurance ea fre of 10 te to the finder, as the ovmpan nouitied REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, De) from No. achiam treet, a auiall Pods ni; answers to the name of Fenny. Whoever witl rewarn her to the plage will reocive the reward and \baoks of the owner. 10 REWAR LOST PROM OENTRAT PAU, June 2, a Black Swan, The above rowared will Dd paid for ite sate delivery at the Property Clerk'e office, Cone tral Park B10 REVARD.—Lose, On THE tar INST, Pocketbook, containing $28 or $24, 5 note for €t tnd also a certificate for weventy five sbi the above reward, $1 REWAKD.—STOLFA. MNO. 6 BROADWAY. ‘& arail parcel, od ue Sword, Engraved of JURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, IN | seabbard: Presented to ¢ 10 Hose, from W. W. the rieinity of Broadway, below guile or Bleecker street, | H., September, 1861. Ab vel Swo-d, Ames Manu. bya renpouaie pari Apply o ADA! 0, 055 Broad: | facturing Company, Chicopee, Masa. Alvo an inglish Tele WATT ai ‘BY A YOUNG Cour! ‘a nicely furniahed second Floor, suitable for be Keeping. References given and required. Address A. L. bor 6788 New York Pont ofice 'ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A SECOND PL‘ OR scope, avout two fert six inches long, with figure of dancing REWARD. —STOLE ner $25 ‘and Basement, unfurniahed, in & 1 spectable location went aide of th eral for whieh '® liberal rent will be paid. anes Rees achale on Addrorn J, D. ( Hd office, RNa No, & Wall rireet, and © ANTED—BY A YOUN MAN, A FURNISHED BED room, without Board, in a private family. Location between Canal and Bleec Broadway or the Bowery. Address, stating terms, W. 8. D., Herald oilior, ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, for a single gentieman, in ® private house; location and near Broad: st office, between Bleccker and Fourteenth street Addi 2, OMS, UNFURNISHED, convenient for housekeeping by A gentleman, wife and child, Mast be in an unexceptionable locality. Address, stating location and terms, Advance, Heraki «tice ANTED TO BUY—A_ RESPECTA. or businges, hich can ve bought ‘and carried on w' capital of nbout $3,000, Address 97 Post of WANTED, 1 RENT—A BAC K OR FRONT PARLOR ‘or Burement for a doctor # office, between Tenth and ‘Twentieth streets and between First Second avenues, Address, stating terms, P. J. statto Brondway. TANTED TO RENT—IN NEW YORK OR ‘BROOK. roi, wamall high stoop or Boglith basement House, in firt class neighborhood, Address, stating location an Pont office, N. ¥. price, D., or 1 ARTED, TO HIRE—A NTRY PLACE NEAR lone, well situated, and 3,776 Post ollie, giving DELIVERED. IMMEDIATELY. — $4 and Red Ash av $8 00.0 ton, ib pply at aa th Hear Fifteenth f) vaRar, Apply at 142 Third ii be Sones gi ae RU ara EHont foat,, eontninin moriy Rrokerk cautioned agaiugt purchas. — Woop LEFT TUB VARD.—SAMUBL A ence of hin ‘ather, In Seventieth street tight com: wore «suit of dee tanned straw bat, with brown ribbon, booia with sp" 7m ‘and a DINGK Fing on one of his fingers * : vo urd wl be for hile return 10 lis paremt at ‘he mE slip any loferme Flog Mon will We it ny in fing Mima wi thankfully recived and iberal PARtox woo. > ™ $10 REWARD, BANKERS AND brokers. —si te (n North River Im Auranoe Company, tw of BLOF each, Buono. anblos 10.20, The avove rawprd wil be paid for the reco RAMUEL WinW Ay 1, &@ Gonvernder rirort S500 BARE mornin aTin Box, ‘iat rod Hargous & from the Meshaptes’ Rank, Co., contataing the folkw n City Water Loan Bonds Central fonds Southern Bonds, 1 Bonds 000) Revern! Certitentee af Depost, frome loose Guid, Checks, Dratts, Ae * ViAkGows £64, oath wireet om Mombattait! Company, Trorsvay, July 1%, 1806, AND HOO fre ite eeven vr ve Pas South Ca being oitprs Peas esababe Aha 0 ae tly