The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1866, Page 3

‘NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1866. ee re) _ which (hey have boen They are 2 at the THE FRUIT TRADE. rave ot vom they to Ghy coma Daven. In ee } are noid here at $1.25 to $2 por bunch, i =, Tropical and Domes le Fre re | to quality. Ipeting the season about fifty cargovs are re- anager, Lemons, Pine Co- | Serer. ‘Wee sOT pea Be fie TROPICAL bora Bie we pene HOW THEY ra af Obtnived, Ports of Shipment and Manner of ‘Transp Business Done, Sup- Blies and Losses Interesting Facts Con- ection with the Trade, &e. Notwithstanding the yastyess of the, trade annnally carried on in this city im those. frnits most common to eur tables and agreeaple to our o8, still compara- ‘uvely litte is known of its extent, of those engaged in , from where wo receive our largest supplies, or the wodus «perandi of its transportion, After much care and patient research the reader of the Heraxp is pre- sented with the following information im this, relation, gleaned from ail attainable sources, aud statistically re- able. . 5 FULTON MARKET and the immodiate vicinity of Burling slip are the great depots for the reception of foreign fruits, ands at this season of the year are well supplied with al! kinds, all qualities, and in ull imaginable shapes, Oranges in ‘voxes and in bulk; lemons in boxes only; bananas in wunehes, dozen bunches and singly; cocoanuts heaped }ike cannon balls in the courtyard of @ fortress; melons @itto, and others cut in slices to refresh the thirsty and relieve the fatigued, for a small equivalent; pine apples ‘tm heaps, hampers and baskets, all awaiting purchasers 48 tyansnussion elsewhere, BOROPEAN FRUAT—OKANGE TREBE—NATIVIIY, LONGEVITY 4D CULTORE, ‘The orange tree isa native of Asin, but is- now culti- ‘vated extensively in Italy, France and the kingdom of the Two Sicilies. The orange tree is, without exception, ‘we most Deautiful as well as the longest ved of fruit ‘wees. Its dark green foliago contrasts strangely and ‘beautifully with its golden fruit, aud if ‘the orange Itself ‘29 not the richest in flavor there are few that can vie with i tm the fragrance of its perfume during blossom. As am instance of its longevity, there stands at the present time at Versailles a tree which was sown in the year 2421, and is still recognized as one of the largest and ffmest in France. The trees grow best in decp rich loam, and in their native country attain the height of one bun- zed fect. HOW GATHERED AND BOW PACKED, ‘The season for picking oranges to be used in transper- tation to this market commences in November and ends im April, They are plucked from the tree when green and allowed to ripen on the passage. When pulled they are wrapped in paper and placed in boxes to be for- ‘warded to port for shipment. After they arrive at port ‘they arc taken from the boxes and examined, and those @mcovered in any way injured are laid aside und the wemainder repacked, After going through this process they are ready to be placed on board ship. FRINCIPAL DEPOTS OF sUPPLY—1 IMPORTED—3088, By far the greater bulk of the oranges received at this pert is obtained from the Mediterranean—Naples, Pa- Jermo and Mersina being the principal depots. The supply this season has excoeded any for the past few years. The nuwher of boxes imported during 1864 amounted to 250,896, while for the present the number ‘will bo fully one-third more, the returns up to April having been 493,667 boxes. The number of oranges in each box is about 050, Fully one-third of the fruit im- ported is rendered useless for market. The voyage lasiz about two months. INFERIOR FREIT—NOW SOLD—-PRICER, Mich of the fruit brought into the market this season was of an inferior quality, The yield being an unusually: large one, and the demand bere brisk, it was shipped in Jarge quantities, 11 is generally sold atauction, and itis, therefore, dMcult to ascertain the price. A cargo of eranges a few days ago only brought $2 a box, while amadiber cargo subsequently sold well from $8 to $10 per bex. They cost in Europe on an average about $2 per eex. Wo bave supplies from these ports esi: the whole year round. LEMONK—WHIRE THEY COMM FROM, @ur principal supply of lemons is obtained from the ports already named, and, as is the case with the oranges, ere tgraatiie oe ss contrast bya eS ag in proportion as’ oranges. wear be Tarek Ta, Oot ‘ies were arts and for the 7 reason the Bamber will largely exceed Fhe Sicilian Jemons are Pies the Mentone, or French lemon, a fruit highly e Supply of which, however, is limited, The will In-turn be fol Yowed by the Malaga, of which the supply likewise is not veararkably large. TROPICAL FRUITS—PUNBAPTLAR, ‘Of all the tropical a and those for which there ix Feria demand, Pineanple rtands prominent, est este, coma ep us, There are several liest of which arrives frora Matanzas about a latter ore of April or the lat of , Secordingas the ‘weason may be advanced or retarded, terminates about the middie of June. The yellow-bird-pine, considered species, . is ly extinet, Pinto fens are beepoken long gnt-loaf. is| now justly, regarded as the most rote or im pals The. arfive in market about the 10th of waiil the end of the season, which pein fone terminates: wbout the middle of Aucurt. They are obtained from the Bahama Isiands Ni the prime qualities of ich do not attain their full growth before the 16th of and are received here ten ‘aye tater. The St. Bar- ew pineapple, kpown as wild pine, Mix up the time between the Matanzas and sugar-loal, and is much sought after by those engaged in manufacture of preserves. YREE—TIELD OF Ror, ‘The tree of i} ineapple presents a very handsome ‘eppearance during nets Tloncom and bearing. Like the peach, it will bear well for threo seasons, the fruit of the eecond year considered the best. Large plantations are. given « to its re, whieh is ‘quite profitable. Each tree bears on an average about three onal the fruit, and-when ft for transporta- the are cub the ftiatonk with ap ‘THR Mar ae bi othe it H 7 : Hi Z tH i i ht z it is placed Wie port sea bended or moved, me ASD SOEN. ean 6 oUF panes received, They a thos. fa ve peo Dough there Lhe rte ot rom forty to fifty cent = Gold. Bihyetaried here at $id ty $48 per hw red. into the market ut the 20°h ott Marri ao th miaste att the indiue of July, During the winter M\ths amall quantities of the fruit are brought in ‘og Havana, where they anit alse the island of Jamaica, The boa tg ee ae A nt the they sre cult ated in larg plantations The trate ois Bn vied f Muscle reach to @ od tear prodaccs on an Seat As emny aan ene stalk, W atiwle oF Milpmmbnt they a iodo por. Mone OF eto! em The neal frait schooners rage Ofty epectmens of (he © been known (0 prow on advanced im growth to (by the wares sud (om Ye of about twelve feet, y y the froit to marker, ‘BF s00n as i is received at port\ie of getting it en board commences, The baile having been fea quite jovel, codraauts, which are Kouglit 10 inurl tae rame tine, ate placed npon the\hailast, about aos ee four deop aud hw even as poset Upon tas these arg stoyed the bananas, two buy a deap, | Wpott a temporary platform, fim!! vo that i tbe graneportation of a am rt lager af . bunches ies yer file ie oid, ant secures thorough vewta‘ton to the feait “niefien docke Om the deck of the vewe! ip aecordane@ with the Licieht of the Lalwarks, isyors of Coqoanots are he on the top of which fe Ind @ layer of binauat Thee done, ther are covered with boar bigh fy adwit Of we Bhiseororing keeps fp na't or Piha wrator, and Ue ee ye AN TOF OPK They aré_perer to i during Lae yovnen, Pree Beil: SF bugles ia pare WATE se abut “and, te nelPrice? ap eiter oF FI ete a4 THO Hert ition of 4 bar or Pe ee hee Prom Pheee wenly per ent, hehe oe oe from Persia, but ft has The earheet melons Savannah and Charleston, but their supp! extensive. Probably the’ finest are those From the West India islands, a large ened of oranges ro also received. By many of « floer flavor than the Medi con oranges arrive here in September and last wall Dee De- cember; Porto Rico, Jamaica ay Havana froit ia re- ceived here in the middie of ber con. tinues up to the Ist of April, The su! Ha vanas, particularly last season, was stn ip con- sequence of the burricane which island in the eerly part of the fall. The fruit, athered from the trees by the hand, as is the case wi! the Mediterranean, i shaken fom the whim sree, nis may be regi as one of the principal causes yot, ae the fruit is injured moro or Jess:by the tall. it oranges are gathered immediately after a rain storm bad results are sure to follow, to guard against which it is advisable to allow them to remain ow twee at Teast two days after a storin has taken place. When gathered from th they are carried, on the backs of sauleg or on ph roy or backs of slaves, to the vessels, system of nt in wwe tine t them is. or should be, eimular to Chat ‘Stone ballast in the vessel Is Peer to any a “When this precaution 8 er used instead, a ‘aid the vessel chance reghieer poate water going between decks mingles with the sud he oe action of the vessel causes it so work up among th “evened The means to convey them. ‘ay ying thee bor hess not more than eighteen ery jeep, | rated in such & manner that 2 free current of ‘air between them, ‘These vessels carry from three five hundred thousand in balk. si asta ten days. QUIK! MEANS.OF TRANSPO) Oranges are also brought into this port aby the steamers smiling | Leo fruit thns brough: i packed in barrels, each containing about three hundced. Not- withstanding ‘that vr het tet carefully edt ‘tei many are destroyed during ianti- ties of tobaceo and cotton Being’ oa board, the bola be- comes and causes injury iit. The steamer makes the trip in four or five days, PRICE OF ORANGES, in Te fit bow Mt at an average of $5 per thousand, tid Le and sold Pihewe ries ere at $10 per pak , and ‘of course vary according to the supply, demat the quality. COCOANTTS—WITFRE ORTAINED—PRICES. Cocoanuts are brought into the market with bananas, and are obtained im quantities on the island of Cuba andothersof the West Indian group. grow on very high trees in clusters of three or four, and are cut by the slaves, after which toot are carried to port ang across poles. The mode of sbipping bas already been described, as they are brought here with bananas, Each vessel carries about fifty thoueand coromnuts, They are bought at the rate of about $18 per thousand, aud soid at $45, OTHER SUPPLIRS. By far the largest supplies of cocoannts, However, are obtained frem Brazil, Mearagua, and the islands of the spanish Main. The fruit ceived from those places is known as the Carthagenian cocoanut. 4 SHORT SUPPLY~—T8 CAUSE. ‘The supply this summer will fall “ar short of former seasons, owing to the violence of the burricane which ‘Visited the coast on the 20th of October last. It was the most destructive for years, large trees being torn from their roots, houses blown down, and the moat destructive havoc left'in evidence of its violence upon any and all things it wae possible to injure, The country and islands adjacent to the coasts suffered terribly, AS an evidence of ts destructibility on Pearl Cay, a small island off the comet of Nicaragva, which contained throe thourand trees, pot one been left standing; the house in whieh their owner lived was blown away, and he and his family were either killed'or drowned, Other locali- ties enflered in a greater or lesser degree. The supply to the middie of ch was up to the ueual stands bot since then the rope has fallen off, so that scarce a une-third crop can be relied on, YIRLD—-SIPMRNT—TCSS, The tree is during the season several hundred of the fruit, vessels employed in bringing it to this port are the nena! fruit echooners. The annual supply of the Varthageman amounts to 5,000,000. About seven per cent is allowed for ioxs, DOMESTIC PRUITS—W ATER WRION— SP ASON—SUPPLY. The watermelon is perhaps the lemocratic, If ‘not the most popuiar of all our native fruits, The sea- son commences about the middle of Jaly, and éeduibues eptil the middle of October, Gi and South Carolina us with the earliest samples, but the bulk are received trom Virginia, land, and Ni Jersey. Jong Island also furnishes a fair quota, Large fields containing from one to twenty actes are Iaid out in its cultivation, and are teclinically catled ** patches,” ‘The melons most esteemed in the market aro those which come from the soil bordering on river, which rans Anne Arundel Mons jaryland. Virginia supplies a good fruit. Jersey for quantity exceds all competiiors,: HOW iPORTED—PRIOR. Itin next to an imporaibility to optain anything like a correct estimate of the numbers brought into tis — ket. Schooners are employed in the trade from _ and peeereis ; —— bring in New Jersey fruityand zcarvely a vessel coming from ports where they may hed that does not contain more or jens. From Atteen to twenty per cent are lost from in- juries occasioned by sire These, of course, are worthless, though oftentimes venders vay them at a low rate and make sole of thom. eee are bought as low as $8 per hundred, but good frait exnnot be obtained much below $35. and are sold in inte. market at prices Varying from $26 to $40. UBKMELONS, The maskmelon is paeaes: to have originally came long cultivated in warm countries that ite mativity is y extresiely doubtful, The soils of Virginia, Maryland, Now Jersey and Long Island are very favorable to its growth, and it is casily raised, in this market are from ig not very the ueighborbood of Hackenzack, New Jorsoy. ‘THE ShARON—IMPORTATIONS, ‘The season cominences a little later than that of the wolermeton one terminates earlier, It is very difcult rw obtain an accurate estimate of mr aon! of melons maported bere, They are bes“; of con. Bo and 4 Lin all shapes, ite at are brought in vecrele in bul packed in barrels aod crates. gen caiaiiam sme nace as formed of the amonnt of trade from the fact that during last season wo llers were daily employed thie city and Keyport in Siacing ¢ the steal market. Probably one thousand barrels hy these vessels, were brought here, Lhe supply this year promumes to equal that of last. THR TAY LAW—A CADER FOR COMPLATST. Among importers of fruit a great deal of ill Jeeling is expreseed In reference to the injustice of the new tarify law in its relation to the importation of their staple. The dut ie twenty five per cent, payable i= sont) mie from “the Involow, without any’ de- duction being made for the quantity spoiled damaged during the wovage. - Avcordi former aw imporiers had to var 3 duty upon t! of sound or gaiabie fruit, new duty upon the amonnt as per vos The cargo. ever, can bo abandoned, in which ease it wil! fall into the hands of the government. Fully twenty-five per cent of al! a it,imported here is ret unfit for market, yet importers are required to pay a duty upon the unsalable as well as salable article, bof be Bap of From the foregoing tacts some idea the business dope this particalar than half a dozen houres are employed in the whole vumness. No long ledger Keene pee to perplex zeal- ous clerks orrattie the Nate anxious proprietors, large beg fooms are or stimulate in. ‘The bosiness ie Lephngerd used to ore of quiryaee to the nature of the active bustle #ithin and around the unpretent cconds, and offeer, in which the trade is carried on bear ample evidence of the enterprise, thrift, and sagacity of thore to whomshey betong. the GREAT GRAZ! BRAZILIAN FAIR, The Brazilien Exposition will be Opened in Rie Janeiro on the 19th of October, nud Chased onthe 2d of December of this Year. ‘The report pf the Specisl Comunities on the Paris Px- position has teen presented and adopted in the monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commeres of New York, held on the Sth of July ultimo, recommending @ participation of the mantfactirers of the United States in the ex- bibition of Ujeir agricultural engines and implements ac. cording to (% conditions referred to in the same report, andl poliiehd? in the New Yorx Henato of April 25, and the Sriont 4 American of May 5. The comnttiee examined with interest the reguiations apa ipae annexed to the sr beeen to ~ be <a any Sitios nd Avani fit, en a cbeerfal'¥ Peommendad hee ‘in thie praina. worthy codirtanins to the ages yetien woe ot Trited States, are the parties most direetiy int end who «re the best | of the aAcantage: Which the Exporition affords for the digplas of the fal ee oor eee portion of thi ere. The Aq eal Department, hating cometered on jon from the xame tor to the in hit monthly report of Jume last, statement: Minister of of the by “php ip tamtret the 0 otery, at Nceitn om the 10m ae vert, rial government “thinks it thie on exhibition of their farntebings, instruments mani- fen counteies, Titer for the eultwa- Hom ane) Ua} agricalteral pro- duct “fla loouiett With the Meerotany Gt fined to Invite bie Sa ion tod in Semone rom fh scrvinpan Jon any Pal of thet Nive exhibition it ma ehinery $4 m5 stoke rows 2 ein be ay Ate Pecned ametae ee with the 9c} the mar peterer, Inventor and cost of each, They may he exhib'td and syrked. by eae erat comme: the jrrm ‘are. pone peat + ed * & oe ora po ma- ebin {fing foandafions wil be ee ve ald * ee nery or “he caw be aero s Without Hort Ieover, "hella or cent ad taloroms.. In Ye Day. emo ie VaR ia © part pate tn « rhibition potion of ae! Rlenb ot tthe Deen lew Yorr, wih full pattveuiars of their oem we jue add to thee bupiwere ot) ae tio the mar G Habits—Kegularities in Mis Mede of Living. The following is @ translation from @ Leipsic (Germany) Mustrated paper :— From October 1 to April 1 President Johnson rises regularly at seven o'clock, and from April il Ootober Lat ix, no matter at what hour he may haye retinvd to rest. ‘His chamber is furnished with the greatest simplicity, A Jarge silver watch—vulgo, “turnip” -—whieh be nanensedd as tallor’s apprentice ‘still serves him as a Umue p) This (before retiring) he always hangs up with bis own hands at tho head of bis bed. in the morning, Mr. Jolinson first goes to a small bathing room adjoining his bed. chamber—tor he is a great believer im cold bathe—aul coi 3 them tv the tallest extent, Hy them bestows attention upon his weth, which are still very Dendecmes and pext upon bis finger mails, Hh toilet is always completed in halt an bonr, Herenpon he pro- ceeds to bis study, where he remains from emit to ton o'clock, reading the papery or writing bose remaruable “messages” which have so often created a pensation Those he sometimes shows to bis friends—ibe studi eals"—ber aking them public! Betore the Presi- dent enters his study, a servant places a very large coflee-pot upon the writing table, - MF. Jonson has a great love for coffee, and while at work Supa gusto an immense quantity of it, but a out sugar or milk, { No living creaiure is permitted to enter his study wlule he remains there, with the single exception of & great black cat, the declared favorite of the Precddent, Which, purring, tukes its accustomed place on the table to the left of his writin; o'clock the President rec tations, &e. Al cleven takes lunch, general! women. 2 ir His Personal rat SippicA th from Atlantic i With 24 bbls ap ap. vy for home in of Mattapa bev barlly boats sivve. Foreign Ports. Banat Da, Aug S—Sld brie MAP iee, pert 4 iM, NY¥ork. ld brig J M Wiewell, Leckie, Pensa butan Tope, for NYork, Mg: HE Bell, Baraca, for Ave ark Fiba, Donnay, NYork (not ae © Marta Mehols, Holloway, Philadet- ua UHlarrie, tor Multhar 1 Pr July 2h—Ary bark Ada Caren, Kenny, Wavann; Robt, NVork; Mth, hark Ges fsosway tla. Wau . Boston: WS aberisen, Reed, NYork, Aug «Norman, Crowell, ork; selirs’ Montano, ves visitors, petitioners, ether with his family, b: olunplest deseription. At table he is qnil leads the conversa tion. At twelve lie presides at Cabinet meetings, or re~ ceives foreign ambassadors or distinguished persons who have. Bought udience, AU three he takes a walk gither in the beautifal ‘White House or in the c) He usually steps of very quickly, one might fairly mi Ita sort of trot. Unfortifaately, he has up oor left toes a corp which causes ap much pain; for tals reason his left boot is alw er than che right, [presenting ‘@ curious apy “ while walking, Mr. Jonson smokes eonrtani but he jias not chewed to- ‘bacco (a habit to which he was formerly addictedy he became President. His cigars, of the first qualit course, are sent directly trom Havana to him by the well known honso of Sus nt: ‘At four o'clock the President goes to dinner, having first taken an appetizer in the shape of a stil glass of whiskey. During the meal bis nearest and most inti- mate friends post him up in all Lhe most Interesting and important items of daily n He is fond of laughiug and 4 great lover of wilty anecdotes. His frugality has almost become proverbial—he eats very little ineat, and never touches pork, especially since drehin@ Lave been talked of. He is fond of salt water crabs and fred he! Sturges, Saugerties, “Sid rig Daw WOW Dickinsan Philadelphia, REUNPORT. LL, Aug 9—Ate Young. S¥ork. sid Rls, seis d BA et ELF Aub Cl bark “Ale t Missouri, Loveland, Wheeler, lielmoid, Me. a tr RRS DEATHS. Avoensoy,—On Sunday, August 12, Aare Axpmsoe oysters, and has passionate liking for rice, At five alaiives “ + " oclock dinner is geverally over; varions fine wines are |p, oa Pop waar Peper pers then brought in, of which the President takes but very | funeral services, at tbe residence of his father, Edmund little, closing the meat uniformly with another ration of cote. Mr. Johnson then proceeds immediately to his stady, reads the evening papers, Congressionx! documents, &¢., then devoting suine time to favorite literary authors, among whom Plutarch occupies the urst place—this in translation of conree. At eight o'clock the President taxes tea with his family, and returns at nine to his study again, where the traditional coflee pot and Pezilemee cal ure to receive bin im the morning. As is hour (9 P.M.) were can be admitted to bis presence, he tukos his ease, and works either in bis thirt-sloeves or ina great flowered droasing- gown. At midnight he retires to rest, baving, first paid another Visit to his bathing-room. His sleep is quiet, as in@sis conscience. No one has ever heard him snore, and he himselt declares that he never dreams, After six hours Anderson, No. 61 Herter street, this (Monday) afternoon, at five ovlock. The remains wil be tken to Port Chester for interment, om Tuesday, in the 9:30 A. M in New Haven rullroad, ashville papers please copy, Bev axtoni.—-CLIME\TINA BELEANTONT, Youngest ehild and Margaret Bellantoni, aged 17 months and 17 ay The friends and to attend the fun street, between this (Mone qualntances are respectfully invited 1, from their residence, North Ninth ud and Third streets, Williamsburg, ) afternoon, at two o'clock, inday, August 12, Maxy Axw Kawweriox, mnie) Bolin, in child bed. friends of the faiily are respectfully 4 the funeral from hor late : adway, on Tuesday, at t sleep he feels eae refrested and ready to begin his Budde! (3 active life He te Hardly ever sick, but when he | pye’". que go year or lum ogee feole unwell he cures bimself after his own fashion, and. . The friends and relatives of the family are respect- folly requented to attond the funeral, 544 Greenwich street, on Toesday afternoo lent is very amiable routh is said to have been « Ir. io * es eh eos rwaye | 800 $oelodk. The remains will be taken to Cypress equal and pleasant in his disposition, with an open, com- Brapy.-On Sunday, Angnst 12, Dr Panstouate beart for all his trends, Peter and Bridget Brady, aged 9 months apd 5 s ‘The friends and relatives of tue family are re ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hv SHIPPING NEWS. [fons eee as parents, No, 256 West Twenty-eighth street, this (Mon day) afternoon, at two o'lock Casey.--On Sunday morning, August 12, Runes Ovivia, MOVEMENTS OF OF OCEAN STEAMERS. Maile are forwarded by every steainer in ihe regular wile of Daniel Casey. ‘The friends of the family are respectfally requested to The steainers for o1 call at Queenstown, cept the Canadian Une, which call at Londonderry, attend the funeral, from her lute reaidence, 205 Second pendent oer ae Jl ES ye A avenue, on Tuesday morning, at niue e'clock, tot, Ca- hg Europe. briel’s Church, Thirty-sevemth street, and from thence to Manes. City of. NsanahihalerasLsMenisah Delaware....... “Lawerpoo. ren. —-On Saturday, August 10, Pervoue V, Cor- pin, aged OS years and 11 months, The Felatives and fricads of the family are respeotfally invited to attend the funeral this (M?nday) afternoon, at weny a ot a two o'clock, from his inte residences, No. 14 Ninth Denmark Ang 1. ‘ork | streot. Arnage... Aug 1 New York J Coctzvox.—On Satarday, August 11, Trowas Contos, Somerset... Aug 1..Baltimore | aged 39 years Friends and relatives are inv ited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 154 Laurens street, this (Monday) aflernoon, at lwo o clock. Montrea! papers pleane copy. Coversuyon.—At Rempetead, 1. 1, on Sanday morn ing, August 12, Kuuew Buza Tuowanp, only child of A. ii. Courtelyou, aged § monthe and 18 Maye. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to md the funeral, from the residence of her grand- For Europe. Ang Antwerp Liverpool City of Manchester, Weuern Metroplis. “Laverpool Arizona. .... Aspinwall | father, the Rev, Charles Troward, #00 Franklin avenue, jan Ry ng Celi * Qeylnen | Corner of Patna, Brooklyn, on’ Luceday morning, ab no clock For Havana, Kingst Vansan, NP, and w Odeon, Lovisians, on Sunday, Aue Gneriwnr Gy wife of Thomas Curran, of New ‘Yor, formerly of Bal) iadheer house, Dundrum, couuty Dabiin, Lreland. Kpwanps.On' Sunday, Augdat 12, after a short il. bere, Many Howanps, Syractive papers please copy, Fores, —At §t. Paul, Minnesdta, on Monday, August 6, sey, aged 19 years Sonn, papers ploase copy. wiurday, August 11, after a long ill. vauern A., the widow of docl Halstead, 5 months and 19 days. «t trionds Of the family are respecttutly the funeral, from ber late residen near W bby, this (Monday aftor- For Rio Jaxviro, &0-Steamahip South America, from New York Aug 22. Fog AsrixwAti—Ateasship Henry Chauncey, from York ‘Vom x08 Gawrrow Tork, Aug Jewrrow's, Nie—Btewmasbip Santiago de Cabs, from from New e—Steamshipy Manhattan, ‘0 Yon Wivaxs.—Steamship Fagle, from New York Aug 1b invited to att Vanderbtlt noon, at wo o Haintos — 0: nent, Maw. Seven i. vneral services ht o'clock Neuse copy. ay even ng, August 11, France Haut, st 12, after a lingering od > youre, Trinity Chureh this (Monday) paysage. Steamship Raleigh, Walker, New Orleans 4th inst with mdse and 4 - to Lis ma Co, Th ma, 12 nd friends of the family are respecttn!! niles weet of Kombrero. assed adc a é 1 | invited to attend the ‘eotral M with @ white letters F and Ain Chureh, Seveuth r Some day, 18 mallee noth of Sornbrero, Gey eflarance, at eos ie Pie fix. —On Sunday ey We Vase bak Cada. Jroee Hen, in Ub ‘Rearoet ry r ‘ait, New Orleans Sth inet, New Hampstiiro papers please cof a8 A M, abd SW Pass mane day at 730 PM, with mise and | Hucgixs.—am Sun‘isy morning, August 12, at seven passe to HB Crome!) £Co, 7th, at 2.20 FM. Tore, | o'clock, at ihe roridence of her sov-mlaw, J. J, Le eee es © brig Bo Count, Bie Reventh aveute, Mire Axva Manus How ihe ‘inerieny Shipmasier 317 $a milee Hot Capo Florida, ‘posed cision Siar of the South, bound 3. meamahip ti Barnes, ‘ort, Savannah. # bose, with mise atd passengers, to Liviugsou, Fox & 0, eamabip fen Pada, A Savannah, 75 bo ot care, # of (uneral in Tunsday's pape: At Tammany Hal), in this city on Sate Kier Avgnet 1h, Wa. H. Kine, aged about 44 years, Laxoy.—Om Sunday, at 12, Mica, Lax, The relatives and friends of the family are comport 'y invited to attend the faneral, (rom bis late residence, 204 East Forty eivtith street Lywal,—Suddeniy, at Ned Rank, New Jersey, on Son. day morning, August 12, of divease of the heart, Mar KK. Laysen, danghter of Peter snd Rosine Lyneh, Notice of the faneral to-morrow. Maenes,—Ou Saterday, August M1, Jaxer Autor, youngest child of James K and Ann Marden, aged 1 yor ‘and 1 month, The friends of the family sre invited to attend the fuperal, this (Monday) at half-past two namern, NC wish mdve ins, at 1PM, Cape ras hence for New IAI Cid. never for Newbern, yer Joly 5, with inter to How ena, bene Ib daze west of the banks weteh Light i “ fyn, ine ‘i vay gf St Andrews, Xi), Seow, San | 0 oe, from 26 Micke sitet, Brooklyn, ay, Th It with al ar Simpeon hClapp, Nose in | Msvem—Om Sonday, wt 12, Groner Writae lat 36:20, long Morven, aged 6 youre, + sand Lo dae The friends and felatives, alao members of Herrman >, Fo and A M,, a8 respoottully invited toattend the funeral, from 32 Gouverneur sircet, a on sh Elizabeth Hamm Pale oh "IEC 0, ton PE ea ig rig Hob in, bound south, left brig Tontenengy for NYork neat Martin, w Brett, Thurlow, Inagus 14 day, with ealt, this (Mowday) to meets Gonth Cor diy tom lat Sh ton Yes, oe ein steatrnip | afternoon, 4 tw Aare. ht, sy ty deft no vessels, Minories, On sunday, August 12, Kary Wor Hark Jeeale (or St Andrewe, NW), Winslow, ¢ “ve, i, Geugier & JG a 5. and Mi Georgiana Middendorf, aged “ 1 m otas and 7 Pirener. po aay CA bt vee Win Nae ‘th Yoe'trencs of the tay are respecttully invited to it wrest, Sor oy a th net 0 an Bee" ‘spone | Stteud the fanerat. on Tuesday afternoon, at three 9. erpen for mingion, Cow Bay, fe ith coal, mire ‘toc Dem of Carrsborough, N8, Dewis, Cow B: a aba ra cat ugh, N8, Dewis, Cow Bay dwin if Kennedy, veer, Cow Bay 11 Jaye, with coal < from the rendenee of ler parents, at Kaet New ori. Mowe —(m Sundoy, Angost 12, Ie tent past wiz o'tock in the gene, D. Mow, aged The ral will take eed enh thle fore an, Co ges te ¥ Jock, from No 1 Rntgers piace, rd, of PE Jaland, McLeod, Gigeep B, is 6 invited to attend oy Eo uns Wen teadcae July #06, bape — + wrday, August 11, Mawr, the beloved 4 wife of Matthew Murray, agud 29 year and § monih« oer ies Be Jon, Ni id days, with tomber, ks eanurrel ued Radadiowy the ive aly ae Saemeretta Bi win ©, Jonte, Galveston, % dare, with cotton, | Invited to attend the ato reer one 4 Went Fifty fourth street, ro ay Erty aod Sime Buee, this (Monday) afternoon, at (wo o'clock. MiGowas —Soddenly, at Rocka ray. on Sunday, Ang bet 12, Jame J, 000 of Patrick MoGowaa, No, 6) Mu) sai, Ranger. B Roseabury, Crowell, Com Bay, 13 daye, with eos) omit Sp Maghn 17 dag rah cot Taye Pe inna one Render it Cit orca womtd Shnday, Augaet 12, of youngest son of Mi Mr. ot Hea oe family are invited ta Jay afl moon at th tee n'elook, “4 Pity rd trent, beat Sekt PO Turner, eee, Bridgeport, Below, Brig Milwaukee, from Cow Bay. Wind ot euneet SW. ‘term: det 1, at there rsipege es nea, which the bore with Chrir- Ria C1 ion ta, ow ees ¥ a Wine Rua, cr te ng F rot Fi Ne, for Bostos, as salamat ere tat oa wets ale ond "hiat N ae ano ry satya metabers of Ais tenth meen givens wore police, are reepecttally athe O ceed the fe angie ot Penet, (Monday) afternoon, at ote @ clock, from her ree ser te dence, ud (roth thence total. vary ¢ cabo tar habe reed, Dimer y So u costa | 4 ied 90 ye bonne Rita 4 ms in pr a tf a |g varecommard a nt ht Aa grag The relatives and of the family are temperttorty funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from | the residencs of his parents, Fulton aveuur, between Bedford and Nostrand avouies, Brooklyn. \ Srove.—On sunday, August 12, af 92 Perry «treet, the i ’ son of Captgin Yhowas b. Stane, of typuoid tover, aged ; mouths aud 12 days. The friends and aequaintanc Bar Room, centrally cadh business. eatintackory Foams weg. all og Mouday, venween @ nad Oh A.M as | Chatebere strest, are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, fromphe Chareh of St Mary's, Wil V 175 WASHINGTE st rae ‘ hatosburg, te (Monday) afiermoga, ab thie ook, it we sale, where bigh mags will be raid for the benefit of his soul” | name ve aaa ara Scuuvas.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, August 12, hp. | Wann Le, som of Michaol Henry and Harriet M- Sulll van ARHED AB ¥IRtsT ¢ aged § owls and 16 days. of welling the eo Wii! one The friends of the family are respectfully invited to Cher Touma, Show ine attend the funeral, this (Mouday) moramg, at © " ty rent Apply at Nu. oo Went | o'clock, from the tasidence of ix parents, No. 1 es See avonue, near Hupter sireet, Rrogkiya. \ EXCELLENT HOTY PRY ROOMY, DUNG A Towrkine At Newtown, Le Ly om Saturday morning, | A” soo saved a » beautiful wittage in (he August 11, Joswra Tomvxiss fn the Oth yeur of his « Moh 5 ardorm, parties, dee Relatives and (riends are invited to attend the funeral | AQUHE, BK Broad way this (Mouday) acveruoan, at two o'clock, from is rato CONNER OROORRY, LOX i « Vow Horse On Prifay oventng, August 10, Avy Mas GARE CLAKson Van HOMNR, Her re and those of her brother-in- law, A ‘ally invited to attend the stores of all kinda, funeral, fr pening, at ten RARE OMANCE. POR #AUR. A FIRST CLASS GO. gilanlaemubarads ay 'moening, af ing old establiahed Crooery and Wine Store with ys 0 har; the bast wpot int ¥ and room W do 4 iarge Wap stt. Apply to A. B., boa 23 Past offlee, Albany S. 8 , August Ly Dayenn @. Waren, | |, in the Sih y ” | { FIRST CHARS LIQUOR STONE FOR ALY 1 111 ¥ .. Vourth For pai ore apply @ WILLIAM On Sanday. Angust 1a, | ABBOTT, 17 Chathain sire One Pian Wexrwonty, aged 48 years, 10 mouths and & SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MAC ty Pen " 4 feut workioy «for male; orlow Bib 21) On Sanday, July 12, of Ji Lorimer att mee Wetec, prlater, a ati ©. Be, ages 00D CHANCE. POR BALE. AF A FACKIYICY. 4 xt claes pain, neatly titted up. ‘ he funeral: will take place: fro m pany neatly, Miled ap. Peat a m8 this (Monday) afternoon, at iwoo Montreal and Qashoc papers ple Waneswy,—-In Bronielv-on Sunday. Ang nerra'T., wife of Wm. A’ Witney, in the I iu rome : BHF ror mA presen! owner the ta mold In conaoquemeeof going out oF bi avenue, Bucery FOR SALE, ity sid Prim coupes. ane aD and Cake Bakery aid Tee Cream fo. 286 Vuliom Aurel, between Cinten and na rvegout gr Bopotiye, he * surpasand routen Te be swlnt tue Fixtures, “Kbps on the (CORNER LIQUOR SALOON FOR al i ividt two Years! lease: low seal and gc s BCHOLL, 18 Chambers wt yeara; more 5 new. street, on Tuesday mornin; Writer:.—On Sunday, August he residence of Lamb, 59 Catrome street, Baie Werirens, of typhus mh the ist year of his o@e. His friends are invited to attend the funeral, this Mor day) afternoon, at tw His remains will t terred in Cypress Hill € bn Providence, it. 1, and Birwiaghsm, Rag’, paporn please Apply copy. NING Bale oN NOW DOT ESS. Wintrr.—On Sunday, August 12, Frepeecx Wovrer, With kitcham aud Ove sleeping apartments heally f+ aged 47 yours, hed. for saleat m bargain, as ihe owner & leaving the ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the A 638 Hearl siren funeral, this (Mouday) afiernoon, at three o'cloek, from his late residence, 102 Sullivan street, The mombers of New York Lodge, No. $40, F. and A. M., are reepootfully invited to attend the fumeral ity. Ap pb" G STORE FOR BALE WELL LOCATED, PAIR ss; a bargaln Call at 79 Levth av enue, betweau Fifteen Siateenth mtrects yea “Ts mow Md STORE, FOR SALEGOOD CHAN yertan. Inquireot BUNNELL & CO, BRINANCHAL, ESIRABLB INVERTM BN 4 . D rk; LOAN OFFPR ONE OF UNITE Raid OY. TERY MENT BONDS ‘ WANING THIRTY oF (bie stores on bir Hroowly LAND ® Drug val large ond email buninensee tons for physiciaie, PTMIC inte? lemsst HO Brosdway ‘ Dearing six por cent tuveven ule by payable in tua ‘money, for NJ. CL800 & BON, 3 Wall street Ft) RTRAM TNITED STATES TREASURY “INTEREST DEPART. dred Lim ape ; Injeriniande nt con sor veer ‘Aag. 3, 1866.—Rehedules of (99) tuirty about 0; lana aaah. yf tape oF more 7 A coupons, matting on oie ch inst. will wow jest ferry, faut of Grax an reat, Wit ha received fur exaraiuntion at the Interest Department ul < the United States Treasuy. WHVAN DYCK, Jat a ar Pe og 17 foot; engine aad boiler In good rier Assistant Treasurer Laited States vr pr fld coe a pall ply pea North river SALE-A FINE CIGAR KTORE AND THT Stock, Pixvores aod 1 j, rent very low, Newerk, ki, VIXTURES AND LEA (USTED aTATES BOUNTY OFFICE, } 62 BE ROADY Ay (THIRD F + PIERCE DOR). Alinrnege, AC VEEMILYE & 00, NO WAL STREET, DEALERS: ix VERNMENT STOCKS | ae SALE of a frst clans Livery and Boarding Stahie near Union THK 8TOC in the city. at For partiontare Wooba aw mnee square, one of the be New strowt, NV. eal! on'ov witdeoss IRQ WOODARD FOR rst NOTES. ee SAL —A STRAM KIN 1 wre working order; heap tent, aorner Fuirty-ainh thing b a w Yonm, Augoet UL, 1866. a9" — - POR ba ‘— A anoce BY AND CANDY STORY, wir " i ‘ |r| Sil= Fixtures and good apartments, price $4 ~ is " fag.) tees C call cy ‘the store, MG Hanlon atrert. Repaenee, "6 s{sune, 730 4 [Has (OK SALE THE TtAne, eTOC “AND VIXTURKS wrrkn says ty 1 OETA A ried ul rad wil of Room aud Ledging Nonne) « ircamaag iT of tan im West sirest. “Aonmedute IH Bo | forty-tive to nity iy boarderes Taquire ab No, & Woat atveet ; om HALA eo 1. BATHING Kuta 1 40 ewi “a Maen ih Whine, Memrwotr wea joie Vata, ho old we for cash. BUC eha rect ” SALEM ©! HAP —B KD. BR Poker ena arate OEE le de, Brook!yn Z —) omar, Apply in N.Y. Bity. Loan Gola. 90. 10 LOAN-ON BOND AXD MORTOAGE, oF on any ret clam secarity, 087 per cant Aug 000 7eCo e $: Fifth Avenue Hate), adjoining Adams’ Bapoene ror SALE REABONA $17. 5.000 re Mes ee Cas ot gah or lay, | 20Van hraen wee, Boule good apptieatto th l4 weak, GILMAN, HS Broadway, room No. & L aie ib sume Of OVOR STORK VOR FALB—AN OLD STAND AND hog © good Dasiness loqure am the pre sites at No 209 Faiton street, COPARTNERSHIPS. eee Si " xP He « re A URED FARTAER WANTHD— WITH A. CA ghee a ror ¢ ara pee oogine pas uf $10,000, Wed bishum eity, im the tnte here the of wee ren $200.00 cnn be made wilh ease im lone Cham a year: seenelty wow a ‘ati hieay Wilt be given for thy wouey wuvented, — Adiyeew Ml, 1a, Her- oD WIL. OF Fancy ald offies. lesan will be ven por PARTNER WANTED-TN A Silt ve Feady to be opened ag SI oa ne foraale by the New Yoru Guy OW Cui Maden lane, ite ona MACH AVANTED, A RESPOSSIBEN tren $1.000. talnment (a epee A. ROBINGON. $5 Mataan etter, ST.5O0 70 some ANrep. 4s chewwe and «| rad enn bern arn afr tpais wll © 8 eral ome. $50,000 ir rite susaut s Cn 412 MANGIN sraRET ¥N. GONK for tee Taylor'a, Brosdway ACTIVE the shove amauni- A shure ampogiet iu a fy Jobhine one. Petneipmle w and strict combdeu " , ” Sith td sizict combdeuce unay be Fetion po" SALN-TNRER FTRAM ENGINES, § eT on 0, amd wilh bewtd low | 39 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. HER DEALERS AND CAPITALISTS, ta Particale rly cated V9 Anti; vatwont. 3 a0 arth Tt pon. .* tna cog yo a angD | i ae on tn 1a) wd eet seroen ; my BBE ahinainn KF nt #ADe OWFAY TWO PORTARLE at tue often oF W. M. WILMHTER 159 Pearl street. ®.'Y | (hy meinen, Glaht ALIN: Ne Co ie Hines bane © ENTIOTS DEAIRING A PARTNER, OR Winn Ww De A aye J IOUT MACHINEAY 1 AM READY TO WANUPA® Dean, caroo! Jonn Alina, 22 Koud street, mvardia\ely re of 00 6 Me Oth Binds . Auu wireet funrthe feor MUG STORE.—ANY ONK WIKHTNG To DIeronK ‘of thelr b ha voderale priv can aldrene Wi NUNTE, FROM ONF 70 BIXTY Hon Rawards. No WAXY 4 WAN WiTIT CAPITAL TO starr 4 STOCK PaNed te a) u vy). Addrens ets wre ot wii, cba rails BELA AACR, OO. Iwror rene AND MONCPACTUD C3 Noten Sap fists s VANE MUOOK OF YIReT ohne SILLA AND 7 AXTED—A G00D BUAINYSS MAN, To U0 x79 arn ot FARRER a Mt EF ecte! Wag et iaaiding tatnane te eran with oe nro) ~ slirady esimulished.mpluas renwived fro 820M) Us (3.0 NY PRASON HAVING TWO EROOMD WAXD HIT Adurees Arebiter:, Herald office, (or two cays Eb tart tating. one 48 fart carom, the other 11 toot patos varpe ne preferted. of eta wher gi ANTED. is Mea Pe MAN, WITHA BALL bam end order, map hear Of 8 qth enatomar sd eee Mos sous WET, Mar P Wail tee Bowery. barweon Wes o'clock. WH, GRIPOITHE, MO. Im PU LTO: orerer, rw ‘ies only Ort einen Tabiew, W.! ya! DioTILUR RY WITH TWO scHRr « ec.cee een, MT Trem OF | a tre jou Yay Ce Soret maha, pote ‘at ie On 1 Hedson etree yo . pasa : Yves WINKS. LIQUORS, ac. JOAN OFY 1 La TAMKIIEO OATAWR AR, WARE! ANT DIAN A® AS Toto gamme sarang on, ti, | Alri oh ae i ik " rerum VOALENA, TS Warren sureet Pawanron! Me Pe aE H RATRO Re GHEPFOK DIAMOR i» WATUMES, /EWELEY, Hieeoker sttest up es CIGARS AND TOBACCO, 500, OOO IMPORTED Harama cl CLrYs Dry Cagent ma! Wy Of every de. aah. aka q eat! 196 ‘eres ine Toresen Smncime ergo sR STORSON TT Otuad sitet, 1h coca weet Sas ria Bison calceteien sot Prencamaes. at HYMAN Se BROADWAY, € street, will be pal the ) We ches and Silver ware, oF MARKEE WAN are riee wt. yb A Tile My, oot-ieer stitial % Ak fo emn y maandg 4 r T Ba BROADWAY En i tr Utmost Thirty etn etrente, J . ¥ “4 WATCHING, BOE KAL DE Sat a wb ‘De sce htd set cae, iy Od ra oma fs, per won ee aie 1g. on ah oh SE ARERE Marne we Fai BROADWAY sy Toth, tion rm Rae — Sind wo ve oe “ ‘ f in. of rvs ond broken, mpremmenee~ bpyeclle Wallacare Tachiwe rarer a PAWIRROKR HR TREE Hawn he Watrwie Jewelry aod ee thew ab Ue bigmest prwwes, of eT tet } Lina, ter cage end ae Shnekah ta" no charge fer Rube cg : the private fire basement! betwen bow - pron ps noms: 4 oh a4 PUROMA® ” Nid “rg feos oH natn Harvtanh = #UGAN ing BO reealye c un spit ae Ores Hem eed print, & wate, ning wom tee le A is “a a at apn Hoge UFORe pee. yg veeine re 4G WERPk WAHL AND PAMARY peal Li Bains $50 eee ase ip a “ pre oe & bisws ay A bhai "8 ne ing a ela nent: ermrattoes ay pe on AYE MING. rcpt covey ~ Tom RINTH APRS, CON Prete oH fed (ke origimer beret arr ra > oe Mr wie oe Cs peer AL, init ae re A A wemerts ix ocatarg lane ered ere hat te cad eee granny La Lae binroas ov mu wed RR AND BAGGAOR ¥F rer eer neh Ws. 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