The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 6, 1863, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SU “THURSDAY MOR: . RNING, AUGUST 6, 1563. Teo Cerrespendenta, ‘ensonn sending eemmuntcations t the FAitor of Oring ane reminded the} ve take ge Bot ) of seen isties, unless aecompan nem eddrese of the party forwarding ‘We do not make th Xs ner se + it je from volunteer te thet en rece ve much tatermadien, we areobliaed to declibe using Wy generar is @ulbenticated by Give Thasks, ‘THe citizens of he United Btates Rave teen re- quested to devote this day to @ profound offering of priise and thankegiving to Almighty God for the Victories recently achieved. Our people will join most devoutly in this ascription of praise, because they believe that a Republican form of Government, bavting been subjected toe severcr ordeal than his- tory haw ever before recorded, hae demonstrated that the theory of self-government ben vindicated Mts right to existence, It qpeme right that ehould give thanks for vieturiew cbtalned in @ war which, with all {te Jimentabie ait-ndents, bea been forced opem the coun try by exremiste who substituted party end personal interestefor patriotiem, One result of the contest hae been that the American people buve been able to teaclt gr watousofEur pe, The poitunty to lesra that Americans ore an fertile in Wolke expedents sein the peaceful arte; have sem a people of mercantile and agricu tural Tursvite suddeaoly transtormed \ntoe military pow- er mich o# nover before existed on this continent, they have even anation quickly crente an army pow- @ ul! enough to cope with corabined Rurope, and of mc) astouuding mechanical fogemulty aa to cause a revolution in naval ar hitecture, Moro than shia, it cernot bave eacaped the astute Uplomatiats of other Couutriva, that, fer beyond the phyaical re- Sulte of the war, the moral and social eflects of or own ateife, predict in most ominous terma the speedy downfill of tyranny, and the future advance of Democratic ideas, Heretofore, America has been @ilen’ spectator of that wonderful machinery of ®r videuce which men call history, The French. msn sought to establish an copire in Micnesote and Canada, and Prowdence defeated the plan; the Spaniard, at grest cost, endeavored to secure the Mississippi sud Mexico— wiih what results ¢ ry schoolboy knows, The continent never entered upon a esreer cf wo td prompyrity until it war peo. pled and dormnianted by the AngloCeltic races. Thore recen, which, por to our war, were rapid ly becoming homogeneous, bave not been divided by a war of localities, but they have become a reat people, who tn the future wil! not be the pas Give spectstors, but the active performers, in the great drama of Progreas which has been guing oo for centuries, Moreover, all the aadiess of the war hes tended to sober the exuberance of a young and | rosperous people, America is today more consowative than it baw been for half a century; Dut more resolute to fill Ite cfs of proclaiming @ B publcan form of gove.oment to the people of every land. Bad recrets and tears for the brave oves who have fallen, andthe bones made desolate, are mingled With our thaukayivings, Outoft!e thirty-one days of July, nineteen were marked by deciaive victories for the Union cause, two or three triumphs some Birnes cocurring on the same day, in diferent Jocell Bee, bondreds of miles apart, How much heroiau and a. ffering thia has ente led the world will never know, bute ch of us tnay sanctify his gratitude by god deeds to thoms who have g.ven life id Mia to purchase thet suceesmiou of victories for which the nation to dey will chant its Ze Deum, What July Has Seen. July 1.—General Reynolds confronts Lee, w2.—Battle of Gettysbury commenced July 3.—Meade victorious; rebel army repulsed, July 4, -Vicksburg surrendered by Gen, Pem- Derton bo Gen, Grant, Bathe of Ueens: Merma~ duke loses twenty-five hundred men, July 5.—Rosroraus captur a Wiuches'er, duly 1, Rosecrans disperses Dragg's army, end captures Pullaborma, July §.—Port Hodson surrenders to Gen Ranke. July 9. S-vere cavalry ougagumoent at Boone ®oro, in which Stuart is defeated by Kilpatrick end Buford, July 10.—Morvia Island in Charleston Harbor ia @urprived by Gen, Giimore, who eutablishes | fel vear Fort Wagner, Gen, Sharoan disldgea Johnston from the city of Jackson, A rebel forve Gefeated near Fort Gibson, by Gen. Blunt, July 18,—Eogagement with Lee's rear guard Ot Palliug Waters, rebel General Pettiyrew kil vt, Yaroo City captured. July 16,—Another battle near Fort (ibson, Gen, Blunt again vi tor ous, July 17.—Huntayille, Ale, captured, July 18.--Wytheviilo captured, The Virvinta @nd Kast Tennesace Ka lrout out, e@lry raid in North Car lina, @neis Captured at Ri pai, Mo, duly 20, ‘artiof Morgan's band capturea, July 23,—Longatreot's div siou beaten by Gen, Bpia July 24. Rebels defeated at Front Royal, July 26.—Morgan captured by General Bhackle ford, Buccesaful cave Vour huadred pris ~Rebol General Pegram bad)» beaten tn ky, The recor! shows that from 8 period just pre Pious bo the lat of J ly the enemy has loeton @red and forty th, sand men, hille!, wouuded ant | @rieovers, Iu that) thy we have captured tmmense armanonts, recainod she Missiasipps river wyvrd 7 the Coa. | federacy, revere! larce t ats of tendo a dl fatiicted @ accor on of arc ues | Badly damage tho rewil oay ebb ab home aud abroad. buy at coutpo! of the | xus fo Vaovere blows ag Keobel Amuupiions, Tee Richmond govermes to reverd Mestucky, Missouri, Mary and, acd Weatern Vire wie ap unter the jurindictouo 4 end proclaim an intent on io + fat © Corfe vera x, | lores the nfamous conscription actin thise Biates, Tie sthempe will do the rebellion more harm than pod lbw bring the issue of loyalty or dinloyaty hou as | evéry man, ard compel each to fiybtun ones Whe Paye the Piper, ‘Tur HIN eprint the city for the money losses by the recent ricte is ray idly reaching the figure we Soticipated during their continuance, Alreaty ebout e thonsand claims, reaching an aggregate of Bearly $909,000, have been filed in the office of Comptroller Naaswas, Theory te aiill they core, Qnd within the term proscribed by lew forthe pre- fentation of elaims, the tots! will no doubt be @welle! to @ much wreater sum. Some of thrar Clatiog may be disallowed, and others reduced, but there te good reanon for concluding that the Qotal Bil will foot upto mround milion, Thisis sliogether irrespect ve of the loam occamonad by the cessation of lator, stoppage of wager, surpen siom of busines, and the pay of epecia! constables and scldiers, for tle suppression of the rot For these additional expenses three mil ions of dollare wil probably te @ low estimate, Al thie money mum ome out of the poekete of the industrial elansea,on whom the burdens of taration ulti mately fall, in the alape of t.creseod rent, higher P \cen for the necessaries of Life, such ag food and clothing, and reduced wages, Them there ore other experses attending thr tote which must be defrayed by taxation, There are bow over two bundre! persone in prison whose triel te going on, and yled fat fern to lawyers, jailore, amd others, thet must be ped by the city, For the lone of ecorem of lives, and the perscual injury susteined by fodividuas, to way nothing of loss of character and reputation te bin- dred of persona, ao cotuputation can be wade, No matter who yet up ® rot, or on what pretext, the working clasws alone sufir, A rich wap can aiford to anap his fugere whe hie psiace is bure ing, during @ riot, while the poor man who dors not rush to @xtioguiah the flames is ether a kusve creme fool, ——____ A Geod Way to Give Thanke, anor Ovawnniman, of New Jersey, iv bis cir. cular lettor for the observance of Thanksgiving Day, makes an admirable recommendation fore collection in ali the churches, om Lehaif of the San- itary Comminsion, We bope that every church in the city may carry out the suggeetion. The sight of diashied men, and the kn wledge of suffer ng families, ought to incite us to something better than words, However eloquent the sermons 0% to day may be, let them be followed by more substen Val tokeas of thankegiving. Joba Bull Bit Ag 5 Twa sudden fail of twenty per cent, in the rebel Joan in England, on the news of the recent 400 victories, indicates most couclusively the altered prospects of the Coufederacy im Europe, in conas- quence of Lar's retreatand the fal) of Vickaburg end Port Hudsou, A mosey barometer te the true geuge of Jobn Bull's sympathies and tenden ier, He balances principles ip » ledger account, and the amount credited to profit and lows iniluences hia conduct above all considerations of honor and jus Moe, He will nottouch anything that will not pey, snd scent bankruptcy efar off, ae does @ carrion bird « dead horse, Amongst the consejuences to be looked for by the collapse of the rebe! loan, a: more honest construction of the Foreign Eolistment ill, a de creased activity im the retel aiip buiidiug trade, and more vehement hetred of the “infernal Yan- keen John has been bitten too badly for tus aym- bathies with the Southern alavehoidere to forgive us readily, He will therefore butson bis pockets nud close bis ship yards to Ms frieodes while be wil regard as his personal ene mies those who brought on him this fresh pecu- niery loss, Undoubtedly, Grant and Means ore the most unpopular men in Englan! to-day, and if Gus captures Charieston, and takes # pessage for that country soon after, be will be surely mote bed, We wonder what is thought of Mason now, or how that arch-rebel wil! consoly the stock holders of the Conf derste Cotton Loan bubble. English Sentiment Concerning Our Civil War. A rhinmo who bas spent the Inst twelve months in Englond thue conveys his impression of the state of Britis @eutiinent respecting the United Staten: “Generally English Prejudices are clear and spring from well defined motives, Au Eng!ishovan, for instance, vever leaves you in any doubt as to his belief in the three:o'd superior ty of the Briton over the Gaul, which he conceives to be due to the ree; ective races, but with regent to Td, while the Pres, she aristocra:» and the smal! tradesinen are decidedly oppeaed to Us, there is a sad eovfusion in the avowed motives for this couduct eo contradk tory of the loud cries of autagonism to Sisvery we have been accustomed to hear from our British cousins, Take » few ex- amples: The war was not commenced for the Seretion of the slaves; the proclamation of Eniancipation will produce atro ities which would make the King of Dabowey o resprotah'e maa comprred with Aukauam Limcorn; the blockade jaterfores with the Commerce of B Band to ao un. desrobe @xteut but, on the otier tar d, the Bouth shold} Bled be muse there is no «Mectusl Dlockade ; the FB Yes its be desiet asa to be drealed an a cre mn of the hern indeper eer, but page quence of Northern suc bas dour too lttleand ‘ Tn short, the Norte mouch, it hem been tw feat and too slow, it hag snve'od (be peaceful South with fire and bloodshed, tapes end cities, Com mittiog unheard jee, desolating the country, Preventing the growth nd exportation of cotton; and yes the Sous hes had one unbroken succes, end the Norh, beaten abevery point, nearly d. populeted, an! flimocially barkrupt, oupbt to becom; eiled to receive the friendly fives of Gent Britain Prasce, Buch os the aubsiance of versatons nud tory lending aril b Bogant Pe vonthiot of exct as for tle muntiest desire to See the power of the Uncted States divided and weshened, i@evidenee ether of insincerity or of igu rinee—pribal y ofboth, Agt Me Wee sei tobe vem bing Americans the geo raply (he rowueonbaent so the pres ntre elon is directiog the #udy ef Burp eneto ike geo raphy andtoe governments! wachinery of the sted Stace, With regard to the foriner, we wust be pa. tens with Bogland) the magnitude of tue subject for awhile c nfus@ an inte which, having Vways found @ ¢n-oot pole larce enough to measure tte ‘island home,” Cannot at once grasp and breet corner con can war | ° 40 | the t vometites! processes Lecers, for the or the other, The {avue cannot be doubiful, ‘Li cae | Survey of @ contivent, With regard to tho laiter Blates and paris of Siutes have given tho uost cone | branch of wiudy, there is no specimen of V-neing pr fe of their devotion to the Union, and the people, if compelled to fb, will range thyin. selves aocoruing to ther sympatiies, Thus the rebel leaders overreach themselves, and will find that the attempt to str othen their forces by theme (afamous means will only result in Bwelllug the wictorious armies of the Union, ro Lelpleswness #0 complete see tho-ough bog ban endeavor.ny to muster the dis ‘a6 Leiwoen the provinces of the United Sta.as' #Od separate ptate authority, A Frenchman's per. Plexity over the various pronunciations of ough, is comparatvely a mild form of bewilderment, New YWFK a Baldy ba cudpaiia (as ao supaiiapabis \b } Sook of another Biate, and "the Worth” len comprehen. Giveterm Siginifying responmbiiity or any actof Congressional leg alation winhes of interests, or muy pubic or private Amer- jean #xpression of dislike for Po time duriny the last thirty years {gto oomerve the ad en'r higher peuthlity ofthech car idenly eonce for the * tHe an! merce. eof the North © bya cians: finen wh a know. edge thelr engizement in trade t> ide qialifcation for the ttle of went erry have nd vmonuat then like J. Sree wove the Dttleneay of punle ont t ould he Ty &) forget, bat tint the sympa@hy ot Fnvler bren withoernf om snd even in lavar messi ete the promote the rele vat It ts true that do bave expresa « min #reton, but, 11D Great Briten the express f tunters Sgolf ance it baa with om @ wide exiota there between the expr anon * prop e@ and the wi bh clases, t ' ors, but the T a Vo eh doi ga, atauy It ie q ite amie t map ret ty the d tieconteny tas he ane men of the rM of 1 pr end have the aowowbab rar poyiece of The Grent Hambore Industrial Exhibition The Grest Hem) ore Industral Bxb btono edon the 1th of July, The Ame icane have made @ much better show in avreuitura en mplementa end mach nery than wanerpeted, Tierarices . She greatest roaite, mite et when they are roll have caused us ive woe fer The Atest breadeof her ee and aoek on Bu rope have wren re pros nied in thivexh ite In rptoots however, Mr Ge gy Camptell ¢ Weetminster, Vormort hes teken tw th t ghem sod the second preuoum for the boat Soauish merino wheep, whieh will be kirwu herestar as the = * Vermont Me The € lowing An arabavarecividpreae: Kh MeCormock, bok do medal for vet ng machine , Boer tr, Morgen & A en, Bectjart N.Y, larve wdver medal eof f hent .- {ug machines; Thomaon & Ave y, Pin « That there | | i | t | | TRADE NOTICES. _ A reaaine moeting of the Ship Notice Cistastefal to Buelieh | Joi vere' Uniom will be held i the bulld ne on the | south ene tof Rowety ud 1 cone 4. of Thure day Angus’ 61h. at look wpe oo’ the Luton Gre toquested to be pune paaccear the ‘ be distribut shir trot New Y vieloity woe peres in the weifare of (he noieb at invi etto attend, by ord ¢ of JOTIN EVE, See AARON MO CALL i o& Rpreint Notice 1 meine of the Alor vst « Ae I OF See FW Coponding oe gud MICHAR PRIsCul oH A meeting ‘Tenw Shoemakera will be belt at the idh eo ner of Grand ard Fiipebeth «6, 5 ee » Ate. 6th, ocock le no feam worl tedt tend. Rye DWAKD ‘ O'OLILY, Pree MICHAL KENSDA 1 Financial Reports, Warkets, we New York, Wednesday, Avous' ob, 6 P.M Btock market bas suffer n to some The ettant te day. in both price. and busioess verament and State atucks were otead (nm the whole financtal traneactions have heen yl of interest. Sterns ex echenge wae et at Win ldi's for bankers’ bill (acid closed at i The lose market i+ stil am ous iw pital seekiog ‘avestment, aud rates are ted rather at & than Oper cant. To morrow Wil, bs closely ob-erved as a Nat Fact De). io finvocte, and comm icisicireles, and po business will bedonein Wal FTOOR BALES PIRET AOA OD street “ ao, i no, a Har em RK ‘ proved barcow an ww , 10 dae a Batten, Centon, Olio, larwe brome io da tor 458 tha an i roper and mower Lo Po Kose, D tri M 5m anew | phate larg) hte ee medal t e+, boa, dee 1200 a WO WADI ©. fa oter args meds i YOO MS &N Lag. dih's mort ne: Go, 26.400 de lay 170 Lh. Con, R. Bp ig Verm free OO9 Har, it M Vi 2400 bf gt ke Fry. Tudfana, larce meade fr anu tae , £2 ain mw Cle Pitts, Bo 96% P. Wabbel Upad aN OY, aye 1007.6 é NM t , 4 bie 0, “' veers . Sowers Whittemore, Beloner & Co., Uuicores, | Thi do 68g 00 Ga @ ChB. 1086 Mans, \erge wade: for wercuturel nop ements, 4000 N.J. Cen, lat yew Go. 100 Obs doh V erbalyy New York, iarwe tite: for ages | gave Po Fe Woe cd Obi & BOL 107 Uiture. ppleme.te: tel @ ater, Miter, Pe, | isag dy i ' ee ets ete for \uproved plow ; Johusoc & Ou, New | S00 Am, Gold a | a ae a eae ft ‘ * . sw dd ” P Vork, iargo ineda. or ocak wae Mag tne bit BOOP WaGR . ony Ba ve ‘ Vi yats tU Bk. Commerce. 1026 a Pda . 6 mee Wernisg ‘we 9 Commouith Bo ve 10 PL PLW. SC... Ts Tre confemed y inadequate remuneration for fe. | ro Caut n @o 35 3a oh z dts ' Th ‘ Aas WO) Al, 2 male lator is a eu! ject ol euch deep importance t i) Cam, Cosi Pi. "te iy a Gligabls Al clases of the community, that we giad.y make | vy do ato 600 AL & TM PE. © 10@ Bucks Co, Lab i DO * room for ibe (lowing comm unwation, wilo a ew do & Ch. & NWR, 4% 20) Am, Coni Go... 3 Frit $ of directing public aibeation to the meane that in oie males _ 11 80 CB * Alton Re should be devised for correcting the sppareut ine | "yi, Py. 1Sielsa 4K do. poesh ‘e complaimed of by our correspon leut 106. salts . BS ey rs ” . Bditor; [ don't know an we ought to tron. fACORD nOARD Dle you ageig, es you bave already puliished sere : Fe / ral communications relative to te wages ol work. | 10000 U8. Bs, oP Wry 51 pata ry R.. ahs ing women, But if “the Ars sufoce for al," Gap Teak, ae; 90... 67% 400 Krie Pref. |... 100% Li DB ,rant ite genial rr ywam up 1000) Mo. 66... iL 100 G6 os scccs bs hearie of every benesoent u ud Women,» bowe | ony Canton Co EP oo Mieb Can, Rds ery 2 Canton © , 0308 rest Upon thie, exert therneevos tw dethe | ono Sas cs cbe +4 : Oo M8 AN le. ois some way w alleviete ibe conttion of women who | 1M) Paeifie a B25 be ig wi ne” at and sew, extecn hours # day, for mare y | 10) Com, Coal Pf “490 ts tiie’ f ae ie enough to procure bread ior th sega deeedt Bi Mie oe Made tBUM $00” doses cco Tek: doiny, they may be wereiny for them-| 0) peeing Rescoochlie 20 Cle @ Toil B15 a ther chudren, or cibdreute children. Ive Gat wooed 100 Cie & Pitt, RB. 96 Tue “wheel of fee is eoutansiy rotaung. | ing r bG'e THO do OH a0E. Fortune's favorites cf to-day may be Least 7 lek ad dt atti bts ual baie kK Tee svored by her tomorrow *0r vos are eer i a SF Tr SS 1000 Mi a P au. 60 sleuty Chaug mg owuers, and (be gran -pe ents o 00 yh ‘66 $00 AL & I. HB... 60 she pres nb working! AG Woticu were the eliste of teircay, and the ciddren, of the etl drew ciidren. oo the preseut moveyed mon, wid undoult-dly earn tLe r bromi by the eweatof ther Wholesale Prices of Countiy Predacc, New Yous, Wednesda:, Aug. f, 1563, Tow, [thas been so de reed, and uo precaution BEANS, you Win be thea mea, will wave boeus rou bis " doin, Your ponersy whl be the hewerm of wood Medium, bisa & 60 reel and drawers of waver, fr our demrudanta of tue] Pt . Nird or fourth generation, Ie snot true policy, SUTTER. i thea, to make (be. ouctt.on of the wo k ny ciassos | Orange Co,, pal State yellow, fr bie 4s comfortacle asim y be, for tue 0 Ta gare | BEBte M6 fhe. oo rseo ob | rere phen V4 ye mete gow, aball be measured & 4 apan in | Welch Pedi 4 geod 1a3) \Grense...... ‘Wabiss soe porevma of your demenisute, We say ibe (Obie Prime... 15 $m Lo vinds tive Bpidhs Cur Ue esmities are x. amt, cunses. vad we bave borve long aud patenty. aon woudpye y Le silent nom, if, an herctofore Our ebor woud proce us m@mpy enous pact upon, We fee wro ged, and buat dome MUS1L be devised to aiueld ue from tue gupidiy o shore Woo Gatton und Awase spond 4 fb Phiuss upom iy end nihtly tol, Woy shoud sa * work offurd ber a bei. os wel see N.Y State, prime. }] ald Do, coi. god. Viyald Koes, sees IN. Y. State, ch. veel40l6 | Bees, freeb.... 2. DRy ph PRET. ODIO. -werrewemmene C812 Jersey. ch... Weatero Ege. Ch. Piamteprib.... al4 Peaches, peeled.....15a18 work atforde hin @ iva? It woul Correa fener ¥1,) unpeeind... 10 ®e uo rene why kk shoudnot, Women eo | Kasberries.......... 08 support families in cane of death of the 1 yams waits bs (@) and ober camuaities, awl let every tat er, pi . gud brother, Lusbend and Buu, Yow eiernal death vo eff egg lee RIF Fork MOT) at oysteus whe. does Lob pe wife, @ daugh- Ven per It 3. ..,..608 |Do. live w't, 1b... Sed fer, w sieter, # mother, iu an independ Pp Dead calves.....-... Bad if 4 of Bem, snd) fite ber own ree wa dian, ore Lying. We wsk for no more, b> less tiene au x! ia living for our labor, aud We muot bell you pimuly, . Dr. bh, 7 ieee 1 bela aa cae 1 7%a2 00 wed) potvalue thet delerence to our sex whieh FOB + +44 0 000 These@ @ Woman an angel, when Poss used of 4 wISORL LAN EOUR Fr -qats te surroundiags, but places her beyoud 4 pee of bumanity when left earn Ler diving, We feel entithd bo greater distinction for getting through the world without bei.g # burden to is, Mey contra tors take Urnely warning, and exceute ‘Ler coutracta with @ View bo paying tore tor La. bor, The wargpirit ugainst starvauon prices ia aroused in tie een, woluen, and o¢ fMfeut aa the bank may be, woman ie Boted for persever.nee aid Bar mo ve devices ip prose Ubog ap ob ech Ae his teformined Upon: Gud there ian widespread detere hanson on the part ef @:wing women to ping Hoodie “Bopg of tue Bhirt’ no ionger, A Woikisa Wowan, Atsguat 10h, 1898, Paraley per bunch Celery Hecta “ Coeumbers New cornu Jersey Tomatoes per basket Lougd a ot bushel, r per 100.0 gen bunches tuas oO per bbi ow n jonen — aU ., lui SPLENDID PERFORMANCES EVIEKY HOUR Toe 0 00 dar at BARNUM'S: The place will be crowd d. tor neket 4 00 ©. W. CLARKE 18 the leading Ster there, with a —os *Peodid com,auy to back Li ahd Fok tHe Maik, Bakky’s Tricorimenors The bent wod cheapse article. Bold by druggiate SUL SPRCIAL NOTICE nad Pic-Nie and Fe Mathew 1. A. B. Societe, be held at Jon Woode on Thirty August 6th, loos. Tickets of a! These will alev be @ © mone er” ine unde the coo, ehadeot hose eh will be attemded by aii tne p. iw eRe Ad spomk re of New m Davcing wii commence at 10 o'clock tor, The Le persnee uecting Ss. val ef the No. 2, of New yo he two large plat Wil oven at noon, JAMES BRE YNAN watdent Joo O'N@IL. Cost man Com 2. GUONKY, Treas. 4 Mes Lieb, pecty & mo wmbere es ive Cay ty of tieChure tthe Tumacuia hold her mouthly mee # 1D bh atree! Ava iw oe CHARL EB, Bec The Buln Merung of sme Mader Bievedoie's A. ciation will be he dat theirio i on Viva day eveving, Auquet 1 ' tena B00 ie rey J UMAnp, EF, ce él Pather Hatiie Brooklyn, Pubue ith and Giana te, Speak Be Soviet Glover, Hergen, | ty Ptest. DAN in ar Harnces Makers ~The Journeywen War. re sociation will hold a meetin. this ning, at © o'clock, in the Lod Rogt Armory (s Pompe Market). Bu loess « ortance will be travescted. Atiention is directed to Pedy Qof Art. Sof By-Laws, Memberw are requested to produce cards wheo pay!ng dues, BY sre oromAag J, DREW, Chal . SIFMAN. WM, HANLON, sec, vasaaie) | MARRIAGES, CURTIS. PARSLOW. On W day, Angust 5, by the Rey Lo Joues, Wiigh Curtis, Be}. naive {New York, Mies Mor, Ano Purriow, youngest JaugheroL the late Wiliam Parsow, Keg, late of Eauiscorthy, County Weatord Ir land. 6 DKA'Tain, BOYD.-On Wednesday, Aug. 6, after a lingering il s Joha B wd, aged years. The atives and tre { the family are reapect full, invited to att@od the funeral. on Friday a ter 2 o'clock, fiom hie Imte residence, gle OLL Budden'y, on Wedneadar, August B, wad Caria, gon 0 ter god Ca barine eed 2 yeare, Pmouih BSdave ‘eaud argue nia cee he family ond vited to artend bis fumocal from ibe residence oh) Veudam at, thie clok RAN--On Tuesday, August 4th Blizabeth Ho wite gt Beg ct pel Corcois sbursday) after. rmaoy will be taken at 10 of thie (Third. y) uiv.gng. rom ler iste residence, &>4 on » to St. Vatock’s Catedral, where # Ki to High Mans will bec lebrated: from thence , at to Cav ry Comet ry for interment, aad fri uds of tie iamuile wee! od w thout fur.ber imwitatio., 129 ueaday afternoon, Aus. 4, after a *, Joeph Dake, ia the 2th year of ae | ‘The fiends of the fauily, and those of bia fa her | Sera do Ine ae, Win Chowan. ae pope fully invited to at teod the fumial, ibis Cibo ; v'cock | Dis late reeideuce, sy Bast 4 k HiLd On Wedareday, Aug reer hk W. Hil, oped 38 yee ath e@and friends of t ‘ y. ana of bie fs Jaw, BK, Himbert, are resp tly invited to atvend the ‘aner om bie iat AC’, ' Yveeave joklyp, on Friday atternoc Tmt cele oek preciwelys HON stN Ou Augnet 3rd, 1358, Jobn Honment care, d bative Of Langeb, Avay Lehe, Han- he relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to aitend the funeral, trom the cor, of springand sullivan at, on Thureday, the 6h inw at Qo'elock, His remains will be taken to Greenwood fox perma te over YAS” J Extracts, wo evening, Ane. 4. 1963, a¢ sn, in th 2 tyesr of HOUSMAN On ‘luerday © veh, Edizabeth «FE . | her The t lative to attend the rd 1 6’ o6Rg St the * A) th ef ieinnd, Boas will leave Courtiand } hed at, to tonvey the friends to the fanera i” SHES OM Aneme MR, the heloerd « of Ile Niare rt Lenon, County Mon- } ae . 410 monthe Pe | | KELLY In Brookt n, ot Wednesday morning, Aug.” Consreacon ge coldet Btvard ant Sarah Abn « aed 8 wad 4 svontis te re atl eo and fron teof the fantle ape reewet. folly inwived to ttend the frnera th | 4) aft enn Cmek, the ros deuce of Lis rer.te, Wergen etm rath ay i“ MAHTR ¢ T fav, Ave, 4, Catharine Maher, @ ratieu ofthe “ ky. ¢ y) pperary, bre iand, aged 00 ye ands monthe May the re perce! The funeral « e poce from her late reat dence. 1.) Wests Now York 7 ANDET » Aneuet 4h, 1843, of cholera tm t tl eon Of |.enrve and # funer yt t ureday torn ing, at IN o'clock, <0 Past STUART At Warr Va, July SL Liewy Robert stuart, of 1 airy, and formerly in LB Naw eel the tam ly are reepetfuile ined ow toatiend the funeral. o An 11 otek, trom without faith teodince a: Hh rnin tir WRIGHT. ¢ at hie ree. rs i iit. eldert soo of \ shit, set, Ireland, ag | pa te remoe d for interment | ad Cemeiery, thie “Thureday) morult BELSEINRSSs, A CHALLENGE=I WILL PAY 50° PER «Arent more ‘an any other man in the « ‘or Piwobroker’e Gckete of clothing, ¢lamouds, dry gees jewelry, firnema, Ae, A high premium pad for tickets o overcoats, Adige lot of clothing 0@ hand orente. Hie pate, 28 Sonaniel linen duat- @re, $1: Hinek Fock ¢ j Coe mere peate, + Vion cassimere $1 4) ween s GEO. LEVIK, 42% Hrootue rt ee, 4! ‘7 — PAWNBROKERS TICKETS 21 waned Lili ya ie n Any person in (hte city for paw ete ir watches, ew ity, Metola, miverware, &e fel) wonid olsewher tun Any peroa having lick. by A wanted, Le other person in tl rowachs, dim ft) vilvet pistl, elk, de, tt z re #tie y lberaiy advanced Aine; piace, 60) Broad ny, cor Houston at, upetairn, a) Bittsts COLUMBIAM 1 i, Or, MTC AL HAIR IS TORATIVRL fea tene Regulator nid Beautitier of Oye tome i thnit, fore’ ng it 'c vros ’ Ingnrian thood, Ihy tte certain and action PREVENTS the Hair farts (o it life aod vigor ful fragran with the reeait of skillful combinatio: sod upon a fair and impart moet vainable Kestoratiye To qualities eupertor to thoee of any other similar prepa ration ever introdneed. Mavufacurad at Second st, Williamaburgh Tobetad in New ht at READE A Co.'s, cor Alien and Stanton vta., cor, Aveaur D and Ione Price D CLAIMS AGAINS | Tiik CITY ‘having claime acainet the city for loee by dam to their property during the rio Cap have the clatme atte nded to prot tly, re Sf Shee, by apply. jug immediavely to JOMN PF. BAKE terney apd 3 © lor, 170 Broadway GOeRsUD'S TTACIAN MrpicaTs® BOAP. Ladies, here's a roxp delicious, ¥ we from e vth'ne pernictonr, Prepare? som 7 yitwil. nd all frockleas teh; ty ube tain? On, lbeten, you rien wal’ @ istom, Jans higes, b he mines When freshly juar Dr. FLIX GOURALTY itifving Preparat! eudid store, No, dat Lie uew sud ¢ Broadway, bh low Grand at. Hays, Rrocklye 46 G LFASON SS KEROSENE ¢ RATER, Fou Tha ire Parpenee, on Coal oil lainpe. Triee 16 Mercer s , “we NTERESTING TO DISCHARGED SOLe dicrs, The needlege expense, tron! ly, and even im- pret fons, to which our di-charged volo (ore are Hae ¢ frota clam agente and otpers who a bur of collecting the'r ar ese of pay, bowsiy ind a eations for pensions, my hb eutirely obviated by ar Pilontion to the Pro e tive War Claim Assoetation % Chamber st. Thi tuatitution bas been argant by th most eminent citizens of New York, tor the EXP Os piipowe of protecting the iuterests of the #ob- diers, All their secounte will he collected for pothinag by the ageni*of the roriety, and every in‘ormation atforded (0 thore who sre necessarily ianorant of the businces forme te be observed Une neue) Cre cmne: tione witht} > Govern n. WOOL Nired the arefuluess of the ovidin that persons who may baye paced their certificates divcha:ge io the haods of the Arcociation for trens twirtion to the Treasury Department will b re. from the touble andannoyance of arrest for desertion onexhibit'ng to the officers a receipt for such certifi. cate duiy sened by the Secretary. ” FRICERS' SUOULDER-SIRAPS MADE to order, in the best mauner, by « then store prices, a’ 10U St. Mark's Piace, % AWNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED at 149 Mester at, one door east of Bowery, 1 will the best price for tickets of diamonds, wate! ewelry, cuns, sila, dry goods and clothing, A lot 3 over coute wanted, ROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA. TION -The objects of the Association are to secure to sold: deat ore, cod their familtes, any claiine ps and bounty, and to give advice and them urthoul coat, aud to preveng ‘ainet them and the Government, »plicae ton in person or by letter should be made ro HENRY. GREENFIELD, sec, 3 Chambers at, New York. tle SeLDieks aN CAM! IN THE FIELD, OR tuo the Hospital, sick or womnded, d+ prived of the comforts of } lichly she i . priz rvck «gee gent their tri i 1ARNDEN EXPRESS, 74 Bros way, send dai'y to the ariuy, wt all points, at very low rales, 405 UE Tt ROOM AND PICTURR xallory of th rl ton will be closed on the vidou the Istefs pt mber, Ap utothe o ght classes rovet bg stor sep omber sud lat of October, of the Tu titution 60 \Weartcnes AND JEWECRY, SQUIRE & LANDER, Jewelers, aud mann. fucturere of Kaglish - tering -t!verware and fine 4 Piteations for aud 1S care: oid rod the fines: qawiity of wotheand diam ood ich they ure seillug at 1 prr cont, above the tua, Det cot, SQUIKE @ ANDER, ¥7 Fu ton et pt) Wy TOSCENTS for old newspap rs, bo bigheatpre podira h THOS, & BENNETT, No. lt ppruce. 950 RARE RECEIPTS, IPLLS WHAT TO DO, AYD How Tue book eon tee ty mall tor Fle 4& ©W., Pab TO DOI \ Conte, here, WW Browdsas, New York HLACHiNsuN 410 alee DEN! ray, MOsl WONDERFUL DISCOVERY—~ Having ad 1 b by Ine J AY VILLEKs, 1 «Eis, » Grand et, 2 tom F dwoy. Lehe rtuily | mendation to | SIMMONDS, f6 g¢ L. WAIT, Gs 4th AVLOPPOS | b. Kextracte Teeth wb ut pa Fill 'T © life, Toserte Pee hy vulean te, warrants! to fit 4, ) Gum Ne Ju*ation paiure, #20, Poritively th scape et Dental Establishes the City D*. JOHN HOWE sate a ft of teerh at p10 to pZh; 1 oe te DU cente pen « of filled with gold, Cr bent, or o Iie! line ‘ to #1 per tooth. Teeth extracted without bala RS. GRIFFIN, 208 GRAND ST. 8EW “ork, opposite Lord & Taylo-s, and var Futtos et, drovklyu, are lor@rting thor improved Arutc: Teeth, with or without extineting the roov F setteon cold or Bletina, 42, ou diver or rubber, artial setts (old) per toouh #4 wilver or rubber, bloe! rt this a, those sudering from ‘toothache, South et, 2 TE Lith 86 Wo CANAL ST Iv rat #/ to #1