The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1865, Page 8

“er Reooption of the Pestpvenvenths Regi- ¥. 8. Ve ment, Aimogt A RIOT AT T ‘Vin IN PH CIPY HALT PARK—~PARADE TuOUGH y yas CLYY-—HISTORY OF THR REGIMENT, ETC. ‘Tho Forty-veventh New York State Volunteers, wh fen ‘arrived here on Sunday last, had a formal receptic’s , yey. terday. Previous to the reception a disturbaFicg, wok place at the barracks, which promised at (ue tne to prove rather rerlous; but, owmg to the o’bcig ey of a dotachment of regulars, under command of Mr or Smith, Hie Not was quelled, A few dranken soldier’, cauged the ‘entire trouble, They indulged in a free nt, and seve- al received some severe bruitck Th yegulars threut- ening to fire wron the rioters, they We" pe goon senttered. Bhorily before three o'clock th@ Kighth reviment, National Guard, under command Colonel Varian, marched tothe "Battery and 80OF ied the Forty-seventhh upto the City Hall Park, where they were reviewed by Mayor Gonther. The line of ¥ parch wan thon taken "iD Broadwey to Twoniy-third st pcr at the foot of. which the regiment took a for Hart's Island. All through the ronte the poo | #201? org were cheered enthuriasti- cally, They marched wth precision, and ivoked the veterans in every KeUS0 * of the word. The Forty-seventh wf “a organized in this city, in July, 186), and left East Ne ay York, whore it was first on. camped, on the 16th ¢ $e mber gf the same year, nod was ordered to report sto General serman, wuwier whom 4 took part in the € é on avd capture of Port Royal ind Hilton Head, ‘4 ©. ‘They were stationed for some smonths at the lati¢yr plore, and took & leading part in the battle of Port Rygval #erry, January 1, 1862; shorily after which they wore seni to Edisto Isiand, aud were engaged in the Aghts on James Island; rem alning In South Carolina until ager the celebrated #eiges of Forts ‘Wagner and Gregg, the Forty. seventh took part in General Bonbam’s / expedition to Florida, where they wore especially « Astingnishable for their coolness and @oxperate valor, Avhung the enomy under terrible odds, a The battle ¢ f Glustee, February 20, 1864, at which engagement gree hundred and one non-cowinis- slonod officer’ / and persion and seven officers were laced hors « fe combat, and one handred and nine left Bet on the’ field; after this they went to Pitaski, Fla., which place, they occupled March 10. Shortly after- wards beg 4 ‘were ordered to a new Beld of operations, to report tol, neral Grant, by whom they wore sent to the Army of ' ae under General Butler, The Second division, Tenth corps, to which the Forty-seventh be- longed, was attached then to the ee nigel corps, in which | hey participated with the greatest honor and dis- tinction in tie campaign against Richmond. At Cold Marbor this regiment had sheveredit of taking eev- era) Dundrod prisoners. Since the surrender of Johnson Mt Deus been deing _— at Raleigh, N, C:, from which place it bas just arrived. ‘Phe folowing is acomplete record of the battles in which ire a seventh has partici :—Forts Walker end 'd, Port Royal Ferry, Edisto ys James Trland, June 10 ‘and 16, 1862; Ossabaw Island, Ga; Fort McAlister, Ga; Sioge’ 0: Morris Island. Forts Wagner ond Gregg, from June 18 to September 7, 1863; Olustee, Pitaski, Fla.,; Bermuda Hundred, Ven 5 tn ham’ uuction, Draty Ful May 18, 10 and 20, 1 Cold Karbor, Jane emt 3; Petersburg, Sue #30: Petersburg Mine. = es) "Bottom, August 14 and 15; Sirewberry Pisin: Fikas: larket eight Fort Gil- mes, Dartytown ond, Darbytown Cross roads, First Fort Fisher, Desember; Caplure of Fort Fisher, January 18, 3465; Sugar Loaf Bottom, Works before Wilmington, Gcenpetion Sf Wiliaingtan, Fox's Bridge, Occupation of Raloigh, N. C., and Surrender of Johnston’s Army. ‘Bho above Fecord, speaks for itself, a5 also does the Aastere't flag and broken flagstaff wh'eh thoy bring home wih thew. 4% Fort Fisher their flagstaif was cut in soveral places with the bullets of the enemy; but each time jt was hastily spliced together, and soon had the satisfoction of floating proudly over that defiant strong- hold-of the enemy. ‘Between three and four thousand amon have been In this regiment since its organization ip 1861, out of which umber but six hundred are left to return to their homes. “fhe officers are as follows: — Field and ,—Colonel, R. MacDonaid; Lieutenant Colonel, Josoph M. McDonald; Major, Frank A, Butts; Surgeon, Wm. E. Smith; Ascistant Surgeon, ©. M. gga ry Adjutant, John O'Connell; Quartermaster, Johp Line ‘Oficere. —Company A—Captain, Thos. MeKeogh ; Firat Licutenant, John Curry; Second Lieutenant, Geo. Bele. Company B—Captain, Crawford T. Newell; First Lrentenant, J. Graves. ae ‘Jamce Cox; Recond Tiontenant, Wen, P Te Stajor ompany D— Capinin, Charlos Huggins; First Lieutenant, James Ham- Company Ki—-Captain, Isaac ¥. Smith; First nant, A.C. Slocum; Second Hleutensn 3. M. |. Company F—Captain, George W. Boerck utepant, Edwin H. Brown; Second Lieutenant, Wm. T. Werren’ Company G--Captaim, Eugene Doughty’ Vins. Lieutenant, Thos. Heury. Company pO ar ‘Moxander McCready; First, Lieutenant, Andrew fam ton, Second Lioutenant, Simon Pariem. Company Fost pene 6. a, 8 Gurnsey;, Second Taeavbest, wn mada g , Patrick Com| K— tan, aot D Boron: Firet Lieutenant, command- ag. company, “B. B jumphrye; Second Lieutenant, OGicors of the One Hundred and Ninety- Second New York Volunteers. ‘The following is a list of the officers of the One Hun- s@red and Ninety.second New By hae. Volunteers: — Pield and $of.—Lscutenant Colne! commanging, R an Buren: Majer, J, Q. Howlin; Surgeon, 1. R. Hasking; Ghapinin, Lorenzo Marshall; Adjutant,’ J. R. Harlon; Quartermaster, Company A a Daren. F. Ingmire; First Lieuten- pa ms Ae R, Reel: First Lio GA. ain, enan! Ban eetond Letionaht, GW. Hote. ‘Comp ¢.—Captain, C. Kelieher; First Lieutenant, John ormpkon , Second Lieutenant, Richard F, Fitz: jain, B. ents ogo an Pp. ¥. wu rat saaoan Lienienai @ Company B.—Captain, 8. A. boyardues F Firct Lieuten- = J. RK. Stevens. a in, J. Edmondson ; First Lieutenant, L = wards. First earns 0. Vandervort; Second ‘Ormpany G. Tgeutenant, bh. EB. Grit ye y H.—Captain, R, W. Cross; First Lieutenant, unn: Becond Licutenant, W. Bennett. og orn a S W. Edgerton; Second Lieu- tenant, Daniel C Company K.— optain, P. Meal; Btande: Second Lieutenant, W. HH. ‘Whe Nine > Eighth Mcgiment New York eteran Volunteers. From the Richmond Repnblic, August 21.] the nay serra rej — New York Veteran Vole: teers, now Manchester, is to be mustere out of service 90 4 yng We have been furnished the fol- dowing brief outline Of ite bist ny First Lieutenant, A. Taylor. The regiment was organized in Fobruary, 1862, at | thang, New York, by the consolidation of tires ies from Wayne county with seven companies THtuklin county. o--spring following it was aarigned to the Atmy of the Potomac, and jarticipated in all the events of MeClellan’s campaign of 1s62 cntil the evacuation of Harrison's Landing, the 17th of August, Karly in the following year (1563) ‘as transferred to the Pighteenth army corps, and constitnted a part of General! Foster's expedition against Charleston, afior which it returned to Virginia and went date camp in Princesse Anne county. While there the recimont re enlisted, and spent a portion of the following wivter in New York, on its “veteran furiough.”” Ro- turning ‘o the seene Of strife, it porticipated in all the achievements of the Army of the James during the memorable eatpaign of 1864, and was among the first to enter Richmond on the 31 of April last. It remained in y until the 6th of July, when it was ordered ‘Tho names of battles ordered to bo ineeribed on its Dannere for meritorious participation in thy m are twenty. ona in number, viz. Yorktown, Williamebarg, Savage's Biation, Fair Oaks, White Oak Swamp, Charles City Crowroads, ern Hill, Siege of Charleston, Swift Creek, Drury’s Blof; Cold Harbor, June 1 ‘and 8; Potersborz, Juoe 15, 17, Mend 20, and July $0 (brought on by the explosion of the mine); Fort Har. rison, September 29 and 40, and ‘second Fair @oks. The reciment has on its company rolls over fifteon hundred men. Its prosent strength, to be raus- fered out, i# only three hundred and fifty men. At Cold oan during the twelve days it remained there, its ie flag was pierced by fifty one bullets, Ite losses in the dierent battles amounted to ov thousand men. It never Jost its colors, and its line never wavered in the . ‘The officers of the regiment are as follows ;— and Staff. —J,outenant Colonel William Kreutzer, tate areas Marshal Second d strict of Richmond; Major Rogers, late military commander of the Sub-dis- trict of Dantes Dr. J.D. Benton, Surgeon; Rev. ©. H. Richardson, Chaplain ; Lieutenant Jt K. R. Oakley, Ad. Jotant; Lieutenant 8.8, Short, Quartermaster. Line Offcers.—Captain A.C, Wells, late Inspector General of Second Independent brigade, Twenty fourth army cot Captains A. 8. Harris, late Provost Marehai of Nanville; W. F. Angervine, BE. M. goa D. D. Mott, ate Post Co of Richmond, Blaman, late Manchester ; Lientenanta ©. B, il, Georye Hi. i L. B. Sperry, 8. B. Powell, on Marner, Ed. 8. Srotth, It will be remembered that this regiment did provost guard duty in this city for several weeks after its 0°} Pation by the federal fore’s. Immodiately Cd J Tival hero on that neverto be forgotten morning, the 3a of April, a detail wag made froin it to grard the reai- dene citive Jefferson Davis, another to guard another still to assist in arresting the flames, which, like an insatiable swooping over our beautiful city; that fearfel transition period, when the pM er wa we and all through foundations of society weemed broken up, and thert, rioting, drankeness und licentionsness were the order of the day, and whiskey was to be bad at every corner, this regiment remlered valuable service to the cit won for itself an excellent name, besides a high pines in our esteem, by the uniform good conduct, fidelity to daty, and sobriety of both officers and men. Nonel Kreutzer, the senior officer, is a native of the Ftate of New York. He graduated at Genesee College, oon le by prc a a » 1861 ho raised a com- ny, and came ont a captain. For meritorious services during the campaign of “1864 be was coummmiontomed Heutenant colonel and colonel. On thie fast commission the strength of his regiment would not permit him to Monster, With the exception of the aasauit on Fort Har- ison he commanded the Ninety-eighth in every battle im which it participated. Hoboken City News, A Disnowret Senvaxt Girt. ak youns woman, named Frederica Strob, employed in the family of Mr. Coyle, No. 168 Washington street, Hoboken, was arrested yes- torday, by Volice Captain’ Davis, charged with havin etolen two hundred and ninety dollars in money and frp la on les oo age employer, EY, portion of P W was recovers acoused, who is an old offender, was committed for trial, Auneat op A PIORPOCKET.-A young man, giving his game en David. Deacon, was arromed at the Botoken ferry on Sunday evening, while altempting to take a watch from the pocket of a French gentieman, vamcd A. Guigand. He was commited for trial, e NEW YORK HERALD, FUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1865, HEALTH OF THE CITY. Weehly Report of Deaths ( eRE crry oF NEW YORK, FROM THE 28TH DAY OF AUaUET TO THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1865. Mop, 98; women, 83; boys, 189; girls, 161. ‘Total, 631, "Adults, 181; eluldren, mnaies, 287; females, 244, colored persone, 6. rity’ PROM ACUIR DIBSASE, 6 Fever, puerperal.*: +++ acetal * Fever, intermittent. Bleeding fro fs Fover, scarlet. Bronchitis :8 Fever, typhoid. ‘ . typhus. Cholera infantur Cholera morbus. . Convubions, infantil Convulsions, puerperal. Croup. Diarrh@a, Dipbsnentes oor cough, Tafemmasion, Intlammation, Inflammation, lungs. . a ation, stomach. U seeeotinfoee ry! Fever, bilious- Fever, remittent. .. 1 Dro in we head. Je bts Patty ae + 2 Fatty con i Brain, disease of ory disease of. ry Cancer... 1 2 Cancer, breast... 1 2 Cancer, stomach 1 i Cancer, womb. . 2 8 Cirrhosis of the liver 2 1 Consumption. ... 63 1 Debiiity, infantile. 12 ee DEATHS ¥ROM EXTAWNAL AND OTURR CAURRS NOT DE- VENDING UPON CLIMATE OR SKASON. Asmbysia. 1 Fractureof thig H Burned or mperance Casualties, 6 Killedor mui 1 Casnaliies by 3 Old age.... 8 Casualties run ove 1 Premature birth, 8 Casualties by railroad 2 Suffocation, aceidental 1 Delirium tremens., 1 Suicide by shooting, .. 1 Drowned. 6, _ aai 3 Under 1 year.. T0595 Motad. .ssesgeeese e+ 881 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. pe eng Island Norse- wow Toland Hospital. Jews? Hospital Lunatic ‘Asylam, Back well’s Island. ‘Total, Sle ~ i=} Bt Total. ‘The Dumber of deaths compared with’ the siaeea ing pad ae “odo apr were as fol rook ending Sept. 6, Week — ‘August 28, Acute disease..... Chronic disease. External cause! Week ending Se Ser parents, 208. ‘The number of deaths in the institutions, com) Fn are sheer 5 1804 1664, was as follows:. ‘eok rant ane 1864... Week ending September 4, Decrcaro this ‘The number of interments with the soeecnens yore. of ‘Week ending September 5, Week ending Soptember ber &, 1808 1865... Decrease this woek. aero Sa ag PRE ES in ae Crry Inspector's Daranrwent, Nuw Yous, Sept. 4, 1866. |ANITARY INSPECTION. BUREAU OF The following is of a Buisances, &, ” ama Complaints of nuisances, &c., Notes for abatement served. the city Jimite....,. Number of barrela of offal. UNBOUND, DIBRASED OR UNITRALTHY MEATS, FISH, POULTRY, ETC., SEIZED OR REMOVED FROM THE CITY LIMITS. 1,700 295 180 TY Insrector’s DEPARTMENT, Bureau oF RECORDS AND STATISTICS, 19 tty Hall Square, Chatham street, New York, September 4, 1865. F. 1. A. Booun, Eaq., City Inspector! — Dear Srr—The following is the mortality in the months of July and August, 1864 and 1865 ;— Suly— 1964. 1865, First week. coces 6O1 Gi Second week. 610 660 ‘Th rd week 6 BP Pourth week. 589 = 506 August— First week, 675 = 632. Second weel 668 652 Third week Fourth weel Total... Decrease in'1865 This table proves the public health to have been un- usually good during the recent warm months, and much better than in the corresponding period of 1864. It is pparent to any man who has spent any considernbli portion of his time in the pony that never did eur streets public conveyances, workshops, &c., &c., contain Many persons. There was no relaxation of’ business in August, such as is usual, but throughout the entire month trade and business was kept up equal to the most busy seasons of former years. To do the work a greater number of laborers must hnve been hewn vn It is no exaggeration to say sober wich ex of last year from 75,000 to 90, With this itfcrease the mor- tality is 147 Tess in the iy ——— and in August 261 less. Yours respectful "évinds RAMSAY, if. D., Registrar of Records of Statist METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. 6AM. Il 2P.M. i, 10 P.M. tes, i ++ -oapag Sunday— Monday— ear; very sultry; cloudy at night. Feturday—feain A. M.; very suitry day and night; light rain ovening, Rain tall, ) inch, Jersey City Nown. Annet OF AX ALLEGED Morvere.—On Sunday after- noon oMficer Manning, of the Jersey City police, on infor- mation of two canal boatmen, arrested a man named Peter Weller on ® charge of being concerned in the murder of John Steen, a week ago last Saturday, at Heating Pa., the deceaved being a brother of the Chief of Policd of that place The prisoner was committed to oe City Pricon to await a requisition. Yesterday ho admitted that he was engaged in a melee with Steen; that he fled, and, having since learned of his death, intended to go and deliver himself up. Officer Manning also learned that another man who is implicated in the murder is at Newark, and accordingly went there last night to endeavor to eifect his arrest. Knirep sy tae Canat.—About four o'clock yesterday afternoon @ Jittle boy, about eight years of ago, named Calvin, whose parents reside on Railroad avenue, Jersey ity, run over by @ horse car on the = road, near ghter house, and was erushed to death by the wheels passing over his breast, Rooneo Wane Sieemea.—A young man, named Michael Smith, was arrested yesterday forenoon, by officer Manning, on a charge of having picked the pocket of his employer, Ralph Deramer, ae of a canal boat, of two hundred and twenty-five dollars in mony an other articles, while the Tater was sleeping in Kelly's stable, in Jersey Cit A portion of the money war re- covered. | hig brother, ‘Tne Fire in Broadway. vO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. A statement appeared tm your paper of Septeriber 4 that an alarm of fire occurred in the Seventy. district, on the night of September 3, occasioned by rmoke being discovered tn the office of Boverieidia Ovex tand Despateh Company, re 68 Broadway, nrm. finished uy cone yaa tie custonn af bey wil v- Plipinm Sorry pond pty between the embers of tr pny and afew s' few of the ranners of Engine Compay,y which was that the meters of. "fone “ihe. ron od leave their carriage, Which Was ‘aken to tie ho house by the police of the First precing’. I hereby contradict that statement, and say that Moy were anembers of Engine Company No. 20 _ Bg us, oud not runners, as reported in your ‘They lay concealed in the entries and ed ‘Trinity Place aud Rector stré waiting for the how; carriage to go by, and pounced ou ‘on the few men Wao were on thet rope of the hose car- riage, driving thé:m away by throwing bricks and stones at thom. 1 also wish to contradict the statement that the ere of the First precinct had to take the carriage home. ere were only two members out at the time, and with a couple of runners, took the carriage home, pw fe the police, as mentioned in your paper. I ‘also wish to state that there is a combinat! three compa- nies (Engine 20 included) lying in wat for us at every alarm of fire, and who endeavor w create a disturbance and upset our carriage. A MEMBER of Lady Washington Hose Company, No. 49. “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS — Married. Axorrws—TavioR—On Saturday, Sertember 2, at South Norwatk, Conn., by the Rev, Mr. Ross, of ford, Henry BRRKMAN ANDREWS, of ‘Brooklyn, N. x H., eldest daughter of the Hon, Neleon a ar of this city. No cards. ra “i 22, En preeien—HupENER.—On raf aya at 2 10 Church of St. Francis Seraph, Li ete 16 Rev. A. agsisted By Revs. A. Pfeiffer and ee Kessxier to Loomsa Huoener, on), ahughrer st dovirste widow of Frederick Hubener, both is Clty. Kuiaut—Suitp,—At Perth Amboy, N. J., on Monday, September 4, by the ae, th, assisted by He a, A. G. wson, THOS. a? OF Brooklyn, N. , to Marv Orniay, daughter of the date Joel Smith, of Aa former place, UBLFRLDRR— MAYBERG. Sgt this city, Lea a hag A tember 3, by Rev. Dr. 8. Adler, Samos U) Miss Barras Marperc. No fan Francisco (Cal.) (Cal.) papers jease copy. lg ahenre Al qaetaL by the Rev. D. D., Rev. 0. Wiiraken of Maaachineti to Ju, at daughter of Thomas L, Ohester, Eaq., of this city. Bowis.—On Motiday sive, Septensbie & ‘et belt WER, londay mor at balf- ib eleven o'clock, ANNs wife of aes Borers af after lingering ilinoss, sue of Moray- 44 years and 11 mont The latives and friends are Fon pm ces invited to relatives vi attend the faneral, from her late A No. 380 Eleventh avenue, between Thirty-sixth and ‘Thirty seventh streets, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’cl May Wwe be prepared to follow thee. Tho relatives and friends are respectfall attend the funeral, from St. Mary’s Epiecopal church, Manhattanville, his (Tuceday) afternoon, at four pe without further seanva Berniary.—On Monday Se) half-past five o'clock, the Deloved w fe of mas Bort oor friends and relatives aré peotenae invited to attend the funeral, from 329 East Thirty-second “ey on Wednesday afternoon, at haif- peo three Na soo Cnesxpro.—At Wet September 2, ARNOLD Yan a Caroicen V. Chesebro, aged 1 year, 2 months and 6 di The relatives and friends s Ler lly are respectfully invited to attend the fune! hapel, Lae fifth street, near Broadway, 7 thls i creo atieraten, pep lana In Brookl; Sunday, feo i mnes.—In Brooklyn, on Sun UW Newrmian T. Curtiss, in the 45th year The relatives and friends of the reilly oar I a tl eo he from the ricer ar street baptist cht ster klyn, on Wednesday ym, at three oe 5 CunnixonamM.—On Monday morning, September 4, An- ‘DREW J. CUNNINGHAM, The relatives and friends of the famil attend the funeral, from the residence is father-in- Jaw, James Wilkie, No. 13 Rutgers place, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. erway ar Sunday morning, September 3, at Saratoga, D. faa s Senne, Exq., son of the late - The trends of f "famil respeottully invited to o are july inv: attend the |, on eaneetay freakin Rei four oe invited to Drew, years. The ives and poende of ae Se algo the mem- bers of John D. ‘Willard Lodge, N F. and A. M., Fever 32 < Navel te awend the funeral, From ine apis here, corer of laa Broome late Peekskill on Su Fincu, in the 70th year morn The funeral services will take place from his late resi- dence on Wednesday afternoon, at balf-past two o'clock. Foxoer.—In Woit Hoboken,’ on yeh tember 3, Funny Fengor, ages Fear mad 9 month. ‘an rear mol a ae —On J, Pape tember 4, ir ® short sick- JANED ween the parish of Temple Boyle, inty Sligo, _— 41 years. The friends un free arc respectfully invited to at- aghtaahinioe satires lence, 41 Park street, on Wednesday |, at one o'clock. Guover.—At Southold, L. L, on Sunday evening, Sep- tember 3, Aunent F., saled on so, <3 Thaddeus B. ane! Lucy A. Glover, of dysentery, aged ‘The remains will be interred ue 2 Willow Hill Cemetery > at Southold, this day (Tuesday). Hennest.—On Monday, September 4, Janes W. Een anative of New York, 30 years ‘The relatives and friends 3 tamily, also those of “Lasies H., and brother-in-law, James Mules, are’ respectfully invited to attend the funeral. The members of Americus Lodge, No. 585, F. A. M., | sre renpecttully tachiel oo 4 attend, without regalia; also the members of ol Association. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, from No. 66 Nassau street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Haywarp.—On Sunday, September 3, Mary, the be- loved wife of David Hayward, aged 36 years, a native of county Cavan, Ireland, ‘The friends and acquaintances are re: fully invited toattend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 196 East Thirty-third street. Hauerep.—At Newark, 3 on Mi , September Mrs, Hanne Hararep, of Now ‘York, of Capt. Sone Halsted, in the 73d year of her age. Her friends and those of ber brother, Charles Smith, ray are invited to attend the funeral at the house of 0, 8. Gfaham, Feq., 18 Washington «treet, Newark, on Wed- nesday afternoon, at balppans two ceibeke Interment in Mercer Cemetery, Trenton, N. J. — leave foot of Cortlandt street at twelve M. and one P. M. ‘Hvcurs.—On Monday morning, Septomber 4, James, son of the late James Hughes, ave aged 9 years. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his dmother, Ann Duty, Fifty-eighth stroct and Seventh avenue, this (Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Trvine.—On Sunday, September 3, Minerva Detzvan = relict Phe —l aa ing. ily 4 friends of the family aro reapectfall invited to attend the funeral, from lh rer late residence, 172 East Fourteenth siroet,” on Twodueutay afternoon, at two ry Ixsuer.—On Saturday sree ae. 2, after a protracted illness, Hester Leen, aged 72 years. Her friends and those of her son, Zebulon C., aro re- spectfully invited to attend the funoral, from’ her late residence, No. 59 Gouverneur street, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at half-past one o'clock, Ley ee —On Monday, September 4, Epwarn Jaqizito, years. The Tiineral will take Ba from his late residence, corner of 160th strect and Tenth avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are ‘tfully invited to attend. Hudson river cars -~ irtioth street at balf- ae one. European papers Kaazoun. oO . epiember 4, after a severe WMness, Henny Avaver Kraxorr, native of Gormany, and partner of Schnaderbeck & Co., aged 1 yeare and 4 months, The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to nd the funeral, on Wednesday ee at isely, at his late residence, South Fourth sti Williamsburg. KLRwK. Monday, mber 4, Gzonor Evwat youngest son of Henry ‘and Sophia Klenke, aged months and 21 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull, 4 invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hi parents, 263 Ninth street, corner First avenuo, this ed afternoon, at one o'clock. On Monday, 4, Wiruay, son of and Elizabeth Kelly, aged © monthe. @ my are respectfully | man ton o'clock The relatives and friends of invited to attend the funeral, from the oy ofemeen parents, 78 Goerck street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, to Calvary Cemotery, Kext.--In Brooklyn, on Baturday, anine A., daughter of fiamilton an 20, yeari, 2 monthe and 6 da; September 2, Carn. anal Kent, aged au . friends and a tte , aso hd bag an jonorary members of mie 2%, are respectfully invited to tho funcral, trom the residence of -her brother-in-law, 8. W. mend, 276 Jay street, this (Tuesday) ay) etterwoon; at two o'clock. ADEN. won Wontay, September 4, Many Ann Map- Dex, a native of Kantark, county Cork, Ireland, aged 68 roth friends and acquaintances aro Invited to attend the poe, - day ( lay), from her late residence, 42 Henry stree Mor. vi Aaa Sunday, September oe Aalto Rovere @ iiiioxs, Witsast one His nephows, Patrick and John Geraghty, also his JOLLOY, brothers in-law, Thomas Mitchell and George W. Ham- mond, their friends and relatives, and his sree mem. vers of Company 1, Sixty-ninth ‘regiment, are toattend the funeral, from his Inte reeidence, 65 Baxter #ixeect, tts. Tueeday) afternoon, at two o'vioek preceely. afternoon, at hal past, ¢wo oP clorsic, ness at Vi Landing to meet the twelve The invited to ry street. New York. —On 5 1 month and 3 3, Anna Mawuan, ives ne oe friends of the family ure Pe avennag A ) afternoon, at ‘one o'clock, from the residence or her parents, 421 Cher- mepoNA.—-On Sunday, September 3, of ebolera in- tua, ety Frances, infant satus ot George and ma, aged 4 months and 6 days. Kine eed will take place from the residence of her parents, Fifth avenue, between Bighty-sixth and Righty seventh streets (Yorkville), this one o'clock. MoKenatv, —On on McKxsae, former) ay of The relatives and frie! invited to attend the funeral, ‘uesday) afternoon, at Morning, September 4, Jonny linburg, Scotland. nds of the family are from his late min rpm 719 respectfully Greenwich street, this (Tuesday) afternoon; at two o'clock. MoGonmicte.—Cnanixs MoGoxmexe, of debility, in the 64th year of his agi The friends and a eiatves rs Reet family, ya . Mary’s Total inence Ora Ne ry 7 aod the Stonecutters of New York tfully invited to attend tho at nine o’clock, from St. tion, Brooklyn, corner of of New York, oa vicinity, are respe' faneral, thi Mary's ‘chued y) morning, of the Assumpti 0 iso the’ mem- meficial Bocie- \d York streets, where a solemn requiem mass will te vcaletrated for the repose of bis soul, and frem thence to Calvary Cemotery for ii ‘VcMaxus,—On Stnday, wife of Arthur McManus, aged ‘The friends and relatives of the family are res} ber to attend the funeral, this L peng itr o’elock, from the residence of her moti Mrs, Jexxerre Gassiay, 181 Varick street O'NwsL.—On Sunday, O'Nrat, widow of 4th year CR her age. The friends stands the efanea lg rf aio interment. See 8 8, Ann, the beloved Won ah ONeal, U rou alter church, otfully 00 sah fi U.8.N,, in the nd relatives of the sterner cael Leo to at 2 o'clock, cede, at Norwalk, Conn., ee widow irs? edna’ Notice of fanoral h hereafter, Pappock.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday werrsions | 1 year, 5 poe a the evening of the ‘same day, Linn ber 3, JonN BEXZAMIN, one m0- and 6 iY Be- to Ps Cig ret Rg daye—children of Rev’ iia 4 uo and nie C. Pad Funeral aden oo 8 ‘“hareb, gees street, near —_ ey Noon, four o'clock. ae Tun Monday, el ptember pa Euiny A. Pius 8 ar and 10 day 6 family are respectfully nvied to fin the pet from Calvary chapel, on Wednesday afternoon, at ‘The funeral will take at half-past two o’clock. morning, September 4, Erwan Ryper, in the 55th year of his age. place from his late residence, 483 West Thirty-fifth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at four 0’ ‘Rourke.—BSuddenly, day morning, September 3. ‘the parish of Cloone, count 0th year of his age. of disease of the heart, on Sun- KE, & native of ‘Dennis ty of Leitrim, Ireland, in the ‘The relatives and ad friends of the vo are invited to attend the seamen Ble esday) at half-past two o’clock, from late residence, 37 Park street. Ropmay.—In this city, on weeny, erie gto 4, at None of Tune ain eet Tage “eta of funeral in to-m: Ropixsox.—Aat the City Hospital, of a 111 disease, which she bore sie bs a fortitude, THARINE B. Rowixson, Ln apoheg Her yecttully invited to attend the friends from St. Gites 8 cures, Mulberry street, near fai Bleecker, this (Tuesday) noon, at twelve ‘o'clock, precisely, without fare farther ifetaton, Regen aul ptember 4, at the residence of 0. ‘Tuomas 7S of Orkney Islands, Scotland. Notice of ineral to-morrow. one” adame street” Brooklyn, Captoln Sugrman.—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Monday, Sep- wife of B, F, Sherman and daughter tember 4, Evra of James C. Sto: E34. of fu in to-morrow’s pavers, fan nee , September 4, Epwarp Morti- ’and Jennie M. Topmkine, aged sen, euly 900 of Joh son of John 6 years, 3 months and 22 days. lati and fricnds of tho fami are respectful: ed 10 atten funeral, from the residence of 4 invited to attend the parents, moro! at_half- ‘olght o'clock. teunet we Noni, LL, for ‘Tracy. 116 Kast Thirty page street a 862 Bowery, (Tuesday) On Monday ber 4, Mi Mary Soverennernaheeraen wet B years. pees er bese Senge pot those of her sons ve rod Jeremiah ani Tost respectfully invited to attend tho en r) ee: at two earl aon Mo Mon rene, : eileen Wir yes ‘BRPIAWCE.. Tr i infant anor Williaa A. dod ‘Verplanck, aged 4 BC enn eerree will wl betaken to fede! for interment. ‘son of Riehard pies Margaret G. ware ‘aged ll aye = Smoubs and7 friends and relatives are respectful! attend the tuneral, from the residence of his parent, 3 L lly invited 2 Vanderbilt avenue, Brookly: ‘Wednesday. Wricoms.—On Htonday, Biptember & ‘at the residence of her father, 182 Ninth avenue, Many Fronence K., daughter of John Willcomb. For notice of funeral sce to-morrow’s Pay ane ey “also the members of Com- rman Hugzars, are respect- the funeral, from his tate resi- dence, No. 371 Hudson street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, ci ecisel) net nee) f ‘at two o’clock precisely, Port of New Vork, September 4, 1865, OLEABAD. itp ‘Tr aunoug pt, Cushing, San Francieeo—J R Rollinson Ship Nosth American, Tewart, Liverpool—Willlams & any Catharine (Br), Enell, Philadelphia—Baetjer & De ane Albert the Good (Br), Frazer, Gloucester—MeOuliy & wank 6 Catharina (Ham), Schulta, Antwerp—Funcb, Meincke ‘ond Buk A Pevdergast (Br), Lawson, Bio Janelro—Pender- wast, Stnart, Bark, Kenplar (Are, ol Missionary (Hr), Niel, vate tae Lord (Br), Eis Chimborazo, Hatch, Phildctphia TT W Loud & 6 r Vill Solr Minnt Rohe g 3 Bnrnet peur P Kirtiai em (Br), Bros & Birk American Eagle, Jamievon, Aspinwall—Panama Rail- [4 4 Eltze (Br). Bopoway, 5, Sta . th a cut OM PsOn. sort awe Sloman & Baye. NF=M aroe—d Phillipa. ‘igr), Barbatie, 8 Sohn, NB—Miller & Hough: Wilson, Jacksonville—Plerson & Collins, Bosse, Washington, DU—Bentiey, ‘Smith ao Soh WS Lond, Prye,, Philadetphia—H W Loud & Co. Reta Fox, Perth Am! merica, Reynold Steamer J R Thompson, ia, Bi N Stranahan. Boop Celery. Hal Matlock, worwich—-Ht 8 Racket & Son. ea Baltimore. ARRIVED. of Landon Br), Petrie, Li AY eigen tare Mapa ae nahi tesa Ash at Wi ; he Seeeee re. hone dae teamabip Zodiac, Bulkley, Rav iatved of ental Hook nine hours y »Cotgmbia (Nor), 72 hours, with mdse st, &) miles NE of nab; Sane Frookott, saw w steamship ‘Yarana, erica for Sayan is asebr at wo white balls, W Jn oan e A was detained at Hook 10| Holmes, 4 paso ‘akeman, fm ion FESS pase eimai ul Guiding ine io. iat ship Breamstip Taal °Fueamahiy Cre ee F Thompeon, Eiee mdse and ‘Steamabl Ibemarie, Bou 7 ae ere sox iehmond and 752.2 Ri to G Ih ek Bhincniecgue, roars pi. Mp Faroe, hence | Boi o, Richmond, S4 Bours, with errreod, Portiand, Wweathe' eT = int ir very mi + sl with a large quantity of hip Al sveamablp Rem ci, Ba Bente ‘a hours, with mdse, Steamship Franconia, Sherwood, Pageengers. ie fo Lindsley B cearst x! with mdse and 28 days, with mdse, to J to F Altay fine teaavatine’ Had very byt r It Middleton, Pryor, Martinique, 18 days, with sugar, bt y ne (Be) Lock) Josoen, Cemenn, 14 days, with hides, F Fe eS et to Joseph a Doge “Duteh), Ernst, Caracoa, 15 days, in ballast, to jaria Jane, Parritt, Turks Isiauds, with salt, to mache re Bradford, Freeman, Balt Cay, 10 days, with mC by fal won to jerc! Martine’ erenntt, 16 days, with cotton and wey ‘Bavannab, 18 days, with cotton, “ache John G ‘G Whipple, Simpson, Charleston, 8 days, with Sat wean iladetphia. et Avateat ia, oy Do, vi Bias. ; Behr Frien 10 days. che Hours, try ver. ‘chr ate nglieh, mr Bren Behr 8 4 Falconer, Wilkon nce for Alba rg Ben Po tk teat ie tte Beamer Ca mrroll Hi .ennon, Rehr Matilda, de Puinarejo, Bhip Prien: OF bi Minas ration rie Hrantew West, from Pat ing Leghorn ny rovide~ Carden Faliimasm, in consigned to M J wari Care steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York. Sid i wr Ucean Belle, from Black River, Ja. ‘Wind at sunset BE. No 51 Wart Sramsr—Roows 28, 25 axp 27. ‘The following approved Masters and Officers have reseived soeemiecione frame tala Agmadialiony ee ote 8 McIntosh; inane eran ane, S Sor coun eas € Smith, LA ° Teabell, f brig: Bore ao oi ang ng, 2s Philip E Bowers, bark Mary 100 sg . ire commissions outstanding over one year require 10 be presented at the office for renewal. Miscentancous, Swwr Marcaner Evans, from Leghorn, lying at pler 64 Kast River. was run into by a ferry boat early yesterday morning, and sunk at her moorings. (See news columns for further particulars, ) Barx Aauiprecal (of Baltimore), Capt Pendleton, while Proceeding down the James River from Bichmond for Rio Janeiro, with a cargo of flour, a few days since, anon to & torpedo, which exploded, damaging her copper, &c. She will proceed to Baltimore, to be hauled out for examination, Sreawsm Havana, which has been thoroughly overbauled and refitted during the past few weeks, has taken her place aguin in the line for Havana, for which port ahe will sail to-day, at PM, from pier 11 North River, Captain M. R. Greene, her popular commander, and J. E. Huertas, Eeq.' the bey and fosepscd purner, will be pee aiiett Poets, ashore ri cloe] 1 Wend ttoie Name unknown, ‘Aigo RO Ss Iie edge Poa a ae Crocker, shia, far, Sorananh. from Philadelp! went ashore a few w eye The Bath waa iba ‘alt on Bou ik Breaker of f Tybee, od ul no realtern, nd ors either veosel sireae fier bullet Gree point int Ll, in from this elty, aud ratod A2.] m Ev, Ercuiss, from Providence o2d Tost with 1oe0 OF moaned’ and male” goth Senn Mav (Br), from 1 a eet era dae oes at paam Na died of ‘ult, George fantiab, of Ca- Pts; 7naney i ‘Atlantic cean, arr at New Redf x aciaee with 60 beingy oT New Bedtord ane ot Se pt if ne rte conrequenee oF iekness o! en, rained ‘while cutting in a whale "when Ave days out frou Ncketep, Ryder, from North Atlantic Ocean, of 2 iro incetown, arr at’ New Bedford Ist inst, with’ 210 bl wp and 210 do wh oil. ‘Schr E H Hatfield, Rich, from North Atlantic Ocean, arr at VErovincetown Aug 8h, with 10 Obs sp, 175 do whoil and 900 tbs Al mae st ticle: J 19, Gov Carve: , Weal # uy Treen JU LY Stolle, Black, NB (aud od id same = wasburaa stant eat Felons for NYork, Aug 2%, crnise), Angier, June 21—P: Marianna (Br), Dieckmann, sra’Honie Wong for York thot as before Bouusy, July oS—Tn port ship Hopkins, | thes pa ea ws 0; yom Am vessels ‘ nour, Ju Kilby, for York, cla? Helv i Belay, fo or do ia Mart “dobe, Puls ae pom, eld; Bor for London, ais ertchard 8 Kuowles, a industry, nel; UH ruckery Clarkes Foster. non; Gov Langdon, Davia; Sapphire, ‘Hateh: Roswell ne, Crosby; Kit Carson, ‘Crowell; (1 ristopher Hall, Frees’: James Guthrie, Johnson Tiber, Arey; Dash! ‘Wave, William: Susan Hinks, Atwoods fomplar, Nichole; Brewster, Clr ino, Shef: ‘ar inged Arrow, and Fe eee aes Oa titiieteld: Nichole, for New York, 1g; Nidaticam, Aue a0—Ate cure Anilty, Pye, altimore; 20th ty Lia] 'y 3 a ah 2 s #, NYork: Bi Philadelphia. ion, Bagles, NYor ni ph oe Liverroor, ii hare Bialaca, Angie Are Scr bosie Meriwn, Rogereol, NYork: 18tb, nia, Wood, 18th, barks Young Fark, Harding, and Tejuca, Har mens oat ity In port brigs Centaur, Johi fe HAUITAS, AU ‘entaur, Johnson, for os Owen, Butterfleld, for do10; Machiae, pre 0 as as eresron, 8 buy goin ina Rely Mary Elizabeth, fs Port- jand few for a port north of Hat- feras m fom daght Sone N canon, fr Ni few days, Br xvas, June 22—Touched ‘at, ship Wf Pres. ok Le ppp from Akyab for Faimouth (and proceeded oaur ret, Th os. In. bark Harvest Home, for oon NYork, ldg; schr ——. for P! erties do. Fanebd th bala. Thomas Walter, verSioun, NB, Aug gaat Heath, Wyman, York e America: Sntwatnere, in; aa eee Ps aaa ha jehindel bin ‘wehrs Del . Cobb, San Birdsall. Trepble, H ors, — Ri Tse Winwal, Gottenbusg: oe Wong Gate N &'H Gould, ewan ‘Washington, ae iter i ach Wacoal Lona, el ay hi Br. Pri Delmont ooka, Venels Hianbelh rindle, Hearlan th Bt urtevant, hs, Cru, Murch, and and Abseo, Fn do; =a Avery, ore -Arr steamers Kensty jew Orleans; Cores, New var; barks Warren wit eaten Jonephine, Maracilles; Bachem, Cronstadt; © Matanzas: brigs Eliza Ann, Sagas Pleiades, Parke ulandsy A vondale, Fin Br), Davis, St Taso. soa Lo brigs line, Jones, Matanzas; Waredale (Br), russell. Gardenan; Senorita, Linden, ‘New Orleans; schrs Willow Harp, Davis, Salem; Belle, Cabberly, Newark, NJ" Sid schr H BAN bark Chilton (Br), He vB RNR lin Thompeon, aad Atbion, Smith, New York; Hiveline T len, NJ. Pesan TANDING, Ri, Sept 1—Sld echt Canima, —— echr a Br ican bri BAe mnenpoilt Grocks aS, Pinks Muton Herd. Sie inte dole Freeman, od Ana Monk delphing sche JG Whipple, Simpson, | 20th—In the offing, steamshtp Granada, Baxter, from New ‘ork, CALAT —Arrschr John Bovnton, Reed, NYork. aint sid 8 Goroury Rumen, Nore: Fantauesl, Wooster, 20th, Fred Sheerer, Simons, NYork? Snie ie iteretmann Iran Haraton de. . sae rea Jan H Wiles el yeArr sctir Honnioke, Cook, N mains, Brigen, Eien Earle, ye lelphiin, Bid sehr Jobn Lo- LERWORTH, “his beer gem A Poters, Murch, NYork, 13 aod le Aug v Z A Paine, Jones, NYork. sohy lornet, ah Phtindeiphiae HHGATOWN, Atg 90 Arr bark Suan Jane, NS, for NYork; MATEO 5 Mussel Hodges, Piiadelpie TF neo EAST GREENWICH, Sept1—Sld sche British Galde (Br), er, GARDINER, A -Arr ech Sarah Gardner, Teal, Phila. be Pay ori 1 Rogers, Yeaton, fosenae hy ‘GLOUC! ESTE H, Sept Toate fchrs Leader, ‘Allen. Rockland for § B ‘nd Nevada, Mana, freee: teas Rag S0 sehr Ace tir), Cookery Cubs via rani tn, HOLMES" HOLE. Gopt, PM Are rigs Forest State, Cu con, Bangers (Rr), Bloomer, Minto 88) fo8 for re i: gst ay (Br), Gulton, Georgetown, BO, ‘ton. ATIC, Cu, Sopt 1A teh Tucon, Peabody, Phila detphin: Connecticut, Stapiin, Elizabethpo tay Brazon anti ented ihe Are cima 2 . Wore Sta ota Meta) Seinn Galvoctba; sake Wis Paasons Haze, Pennt Galveston; Br schrs Tope, Ruatah HalandAngetiny Ivey ‘oars denas, be ey ipman, ; ship ind Fit Tal a penn’ Ade Carter, Te on ‘Albina, Walker, from do; HORE Sid voi Golden a N, Mt "ioe Nok Yorn gh, for, Philadetphias 20th, Pilot id th ac Sara - NEW BEDPOW Sopticarr schon lt NYork; Van Baren, Harding ito; Honest ae | ca Sig 3 ch: priorsce tia sian and al : Hen bbs, Bnow, ya NYb.k; DN Hichards, KEWPORT: Sept Art che At si gor for NYork; Bellont ia} Curie laverstraw. Sid schr Benj Butler, NEW HAVEN, Sept l_Arrachry Serta Larned; or Frank oner ket sitar, Rite; sxerti wing; sloops Ornament, Hall; i Heckey, H neve Ann, Vall: aoe eeeeriaat age itn, do. CM, "Ea air PHILADELPHT. caties ora bin, Hi Ravens. Nepea Beranton, Da apart cnc ate Ratt at aves (Br, Marritan, Bost arbor, Yt eorgetown. DC cake, fem a Roberis, New Yor! A Laie a ToS se jork. Old bark Sarah ae Sharon, Zebulon MOUTH, 1 Aug ab Arr schrs Mary BE Torner, park and Harriet Gardner, Robbins, NYor' Li ani Nope, Morey. to Rollins, ‘Parsons, (Phiiad phia. Sid 26th, schrs Corinna M. Joved Newark, NJi . Pino pt 1--Sld schra Lady of the Ocean, PE ‘lliams, Philadelphia; & C Brovks, Broo woe [AH Aug 28—Cld bark R B Walker, Latham, New 80th—Arr steamship America, Lind! bess ron, Alen, #8 EB oe aaa Bente New rors Peete tn o Howard, Niekervon, Wilton Head, ‘sobr Encl SALEM, Aug 30—Arr brigs A eee Strout, Wallace, and Waterloo, Pickering, rt re beth, Perkins, do; ta, Kennirton, rork; Sept 1, Ht ni » and Joba allader, Steelman, Yh ‘niladel hia. Se gM rages nme | dBienee 3 ny May , NYork, MISCELLANEOUS. HOUSEHOLD LD WORD, —BUY ux YOUR “yIRet CLANS: es are Table Cutlery, 13 great Bazaar, Coo AL Bitve ate. D Base ner of "Astor pice. ‘Obina, Glass, &e. , per knstitute, cor. IVORCE.—PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS: ealwaye required for vice or into fee. ra requ Se NaNGt Counsellor at Hy ob- Law, 885 Broadway. s thr ra sate LEGALLY Le OMT ED, WITHOUT PUB- vanoe, 78 Nassau Fraguiox ION a Ye = Oate' mudy. Hla; A.C: without fee in ad- GROUND—TROTTING. —O} Ceo 3 o'clock P.M. ter names g. m. ‘urren, wa Bi iveron Tamme CROCHERON, Manager, 0 TO THOMAS R. Greenwich sireet, éorner of Murray, and there you wilt find Tear, Coffocp, Fisb, than any store in New AGNEW’S, NOS. oe aad elm everyibing cise ON THE. Mel vice freee Ml, HOWES, Attorney and Counsellor, . street. 260 AND 263°: ‘cheaper | I q si} ~ a TT ARTMAN’S P. PATENT ELASTIC CRUTCHES FOR THE te on Grand streets, of ev selentitic principles. Th ferred. | For sale at «7635 Broadway, between Broome ® + the Maoh neat ts be iried 10 be IGHEST PREMIUM cbines and Rutten ole Machine. HEELER & WILSON, 626 Broadway. OWE SEWING MACHINE. oO en HOWE, Jr., President, way, Mit DEMOREST’S GRAND ae OF ALL THE: most recherche styles for Ladies’ and Chil- ches, Walsta 2c. September No. DEMO- latest and R. THE Peers ASIAT! en's Dress, 473 Broadway an ye form, at RESTS MO! M0; NEHLY LY now ready. d all the bran: SEVEN oreir BLESSINGS hagaehes 39 TO ht RACE ‘AY'S AD' READY RELIEF. 10 10 CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS YELLOW. ¥I FEVER AND AGUE ° CURED AND PREVENTED RHEUMATISM, 'FICULT BREAT! BOAT eT UUEVED AN | ate seit MINUTES? BY RADWAY'S READY Pain mstantly removed; “ail acute, Hons or futectious diseases The woak, f¢ wound One poles vee all thes ealcines or bitters One pletion exter! will Instantly free or beats 1 ete ‘the eo pleuriy, nwelings Po rehoe will fort fea pain of ae ap ia a es Gor a ae "s RMAN OINTMENT.—WARRANTED~ caTEEpoT << ene pots Tori old We Diseases, and ues health Pe of RADWAY'S. Treapiat NATIONAL PARK {3 watt pod "Geriteates of ot Depa eitnge eats ‘oD favorable _ Yors, ‘August 21, 1866, SY RADWAY’S meanings RELIEY. NEURALGIA, DI PTHERIA, : AC mayacd Festored to tn ora few taken: L@ &c. For sale at the drug res 98 wery. BAsEO” NEW YORK. worth $4. wade Balte Ma cope will find the worthy of Tete immedtel ¥ GOODS. NEW FALL AND witter DRY GOODS, MONDAY, arr 4, 1866, OFFER A MAGNIFICENT STOCK NEW SILAS, POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, and other new and fashionable dress New Broche and Cashmere ‘Shawts of the latest styles man- ‘ufactured. ALSO, Several novelties in oon ‘and Beaver Cloaks, FINE aM HERI che an0 i or ergerd. LUPIN'S FRENCH 2 BRINGS, al i gE 1d to'St 3S per yard. LATEST STYLES PRINTED DELATNES at 85. W ALPACAS, all colors, ut 0c. Bicney AERP EAPL Ag AOE sna TARTAN PLAID DO., at rr BEA SHAKER FLANNELS (warranted not to shrink), 1041 LINEN SHEETINOS, aay worth $1 75, and cheaper ‘than Muslin Sheetiogs. 1 WOOLLEN BLANKete, CRASHES, a N ‘ABLE DA AMASE LACK A. 3 Wate Curtaing, white, fstin at ce Dartaing, hit, pial and we offer them this week well het prico ‘attention, Lng the, ts sdvancing aes boon ‘and goods are becoming will » ro Yor then them. tao Sal seareo— nown for many years, betore—the purchases the more satisfactory i ~ wo are offering are K, PEYTON, 22 nnd 274 Bowery, nat Ht Houston atrcet, offers to the 1 SET ‘puaract cling pata, at 198 =| Ka . fay” Sou Bisth avenues one MILLINERY~ eee apHoR, JONANIQUE, ry “BROADWAY, ., Sept. 6, Ww: ment of Pattern Bonnets, Artif and other r millinery ‘rtilee of la ae UP STAI Flowers, ‘te importation, and wi aa plumpers; pnenere aR ESEES: JRURNHAM’S rede co eu ie Bree ieee only, erutches ever ma der pnre, (LOCKSTITCH SEWING MA-- inflammatory, mata- ited and exterminated, HEADS LE (oy fant Wie most valent aud: Ferri pal s pains, and restore, the ‘weak, feebl and’ prowtrales~. jief. Grinding 10 rite or Jassitude lll” ‘follow ee the use ACHES AND PAINS. waaihes shat ot - Bockplne ae FRENCH MERINOS... ALPACAS, DELAINES,.. goods, ch $1 10, i ahem with’ his new assort Pens Ceres hich he