The Sun (New York) Newspaper, July 11, 1866, Page 2

THE NEW. YORK SUN._ WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 1, “1866, wh ey To. Advertieers. Wr wonld again remind our adrertising patrons that their favors willbs “too inte for classification,’ uniers handed in at onr counter before nine o'cloce We keep our puniieation office open for the recention of adver: ute un'il 12 o'clock P, M. but do not classify them after nine o'clock. The War in Karopr. Ths morning webave another jnstaliment of ‘toportant news from the seat of war in Europe. Avetria has gained another victory, thie time de- footing the Prussian army which hed invaded Ro- hemis, and driving it baek in confusion. It the battle was general between the two armiesos from the meagre reports it seems to have been the Prussians bave suffered » severeloss, The force whieh bad advanced into Botemis was the fiower of their army, and with it they expected to “efeat the Austrian army of the North, under the tomediate command of Field-Marshal Bavevex. Peing defeated in thie engagement, the Pru ans il) lose, in the first place, the prestige of euccens which they had acquired by their rapidconquent«f | Serony and Hanover, and by the celerity of ther movernenta in the invamon of Austrian ter- ritory. Tu the second place, they will lose the ad- vantege of alliance with those minor German Auatoe which were favorable to Anstria upon prin- ciple but inclined to ally thernse!ves with Prussis ane matter of expediency. It will be remembered that the States of the Confederation voted to mus- tern Austria in the quarre), ond that the said vote wa the cause of their invamon by Prussia, Ifthe Austrians had been able to come to their support in time, all of the Southern and perhaps the Mid- le German Btates would have taken the field egainst Prussia, The rapidity of the latter's movements, however, gave them no chance for defeuce, and they would hare bean obliged to aid Prussia if that powrr had fucceeded tn keeping the point of war in Austrian territory. The late victory, however, if it be as important as is represented, wi!! oblige the Prus- mans to fall back, out of Pohemis. and thus en.ble the Austrians to joiu bands with their German sllies, The whole aspect of the war has thus sud- denly changed. Within » Week's tires Austria has seat both of ber invaders ** whirling back,” as Generel Burman would say, and is no longer forced to occupy ® de'ens.ve position. We may now look for en offensive movement by Austris into the Prussian state cf Silesia. King Down the Curtain! No specified time has yet been agreed upon for the ad ournment of Congress. There is tus little regular business to do asde from the pending Tariff bill, and yet the majority party seem to Le ubwiiling to fix a date for the conclusion of the ees ion. The number of bil» aud resolutions re- ported during the pres ntsesmon is far in excess of any previous session—seven huadred and sixiy- nine bills and one hundred and eight-mx joint re- solutions, Woen it is remembercd that a consi. dersbie porti n of thess Lilla bad reference to * re- congtruction," itis nes dificult to unders‘and why Congress h s made such «# complete muddle of ‘ry towmber of that interesting su’ ject. Noarly the Congressional party which ruas the recon- struction business, bas offered from one to balf-a- Coren plans fur the reorganizatiou of the South, By this epidemic of propos.tions reconstruction has bern so cee; ly buried that it is « question whother the term shou!d not be ce! id to “res urrection * Some of the plans that were offered had some claiins to cons deration, but nive tenths of them cn y served to widen the breach be:weeu the North and the 85u b, and to foment angry con- troversics, I) would have been far better {i the preeeut Congress bad not touched the reconsiruc« tlon business, If the South bad been left in « Proteionary state for @ year or two, under the contrelcf tho Prisident, the {]!-fecling betwoen the North and the South, nitead: f being aggravated avit has beea by the course of Congross, would have gradual y submded. The whole resul* of the ection of Congress on the reconstruction ques- tion may be summed up by saying that i, hes @'ven to the freeimen @ shadow called C.vil Rights, while, on the other hand, it bas led to the formation of two sectional po'itical parties—tbe Redical Republicans and tne * National Uaion- tots,” otLerwi diate adjournment. Schultz on Garbage Tor President of tLe Board of Health bas noti- fled \he street Jean ny contractors that thelr dere. lesions of euty in regard io the removal of gar- bage from the streets will be no longer tolerated, Tn an official communication to them be iells them emphatically, tha: “somethine roust now be done; of you cannot @ad will not aiten | to this matter at ence, the B ard of Health will be com:elled to give ©. Webave not been able to un- ‘erstand why the Board should be 60 long in yeaching this standpo nt, but it is encouraging to Kuow that they have at last determ ned to “do something," as Mr. Souruiz says It ‘e well known that the contractors have ‘evr more than balf performed the garbage braneh of their work, and we hepe that the Roard wil) now do just what Mr, Somrnrz saya they will vo—take the tusiness into their own bands at vuce, If that be done, it will seem a little sirange ty our citizens pot to see the familiar acoumulas Hone of filth, and to smell the fariliar odors ane- ing from them, but they would Perbaps become eccustomed to the change after awhile. Let Mr. ‘t attention, scnunys eck to his text, Half the Ww orld at War. Tarte never Was aperiod whea the war spiris me as it atthe preseot time, With all the enlightenment #o) boasted Chrisilanity of the present time, the harbarism of war etl] remains, and tie world is ‘wes 00 prevalent among the civ lized n. TOASIDE Do appareus progress toward that en “| cxee shall reign among all the nation iy Ye \, smilar attitude, ready to sirike either Prus- 6a cr Austria, as opporiunity may offer, Spain has all itcan do to keep the kingdom safe from revolt# by the military and the people, and noth. ing '® epparently peeded bupthe right kind of ¢@ koown as Pemocrats and con- verted rebels, Itistoo late tor Congress to undo its evils, but it might dos little g00d by ap imme- ie: p@ the shins force of nearly one hundred » Lou people are now engaged in the work of ela teering one auotber, Prussia, Austr a, Italy, ec the lesser German Biates, bave mar- oy 1d their armies upon the beisle field, tol @ desperate Struggle will be the cors quence, France stauds upon the ne of the Germen war,and we way bear at any ‘ise thatit Baw entered the leis Russia stands Joacer to engure ibe overthrow of the Government. England is just now st peace, but 16 Irish popula. tion are rive for revolution, and they only awaits favorable opportuniiy to make tho strike for free- dom. Croseing the Atlantic, w@ fiod that eight Bouth American nations are eo engaged in War, while two or three others sre contending with revoltere and ingurrection'* Tiaz', Ur agaay | and the Argentine ( nfederation are ajiedina Wer with Paeraguey ; aud Chili, Peru, Esuador an‘ Bolivia are allied in « defensive wer against Spain. Coming Northward we find Mexico en- gaged in a desperate miruggle to disengage itaelf from the yoke «{ monarchy, and frem Cuba we | @etthe news of « ‘ormidalle insurrection there Last, but not least, wo have the contemplated con- quest of Canada by te Fenians, the time of which is not yet definitely fxed, but due notice of conree will be given. It isnot far outof the way, there- fore, to say that hy’ Ae civilized world in at the point of war, A fey Brilliant Swindle Roth oreanches ot the Common Council have passed the gas ewiualo resolution ower the Mayor's | veto. A contract will accordingly be made for | Ngbting tho city du ing the next iwenty veers with coai gas, and it will therefore be just that longth of time before low orices will shine from our public lsmpe. Thisia one of the most bare- facet awindles that bae been re rated by the Common Council for a long time, and thatia pute ing the cage very strong. The foriunsie gas com pany with which thie little arrangeroent has Leen made, can afford to pay Hiv ral’y for this and if the honest gentlemen who cons. mmated tt do not getat least tweniy thousand collars each for their pert of the transaction, they will have sold themeelves too ch: New Pablications minty Yrans or Anwy Lire os tar PR Cwith tlustrations:.. Comprie ng Deere a cope es Nowiads of the Visine; hxp.ora bate Acie he Rocky Mountains in Wint bes ‘tiona ana Liabte of D.fferen nied; with Incwente nen, dv. eo. By Coc R ft w York: Published by tia per & iMroe, Very few, ont of the many who pullish an ac- count of their travels United Bates, record w pressions in a manner 60 ¢ y mau the genera! reader as Captain Marcy hae ¢ this volume. Hs begins wiih se ! sive chapters on Indians, describing their diferest tribes and thelr severa! pecul uritics, ce-emonier, modes of warfare, and domestic economy. an! then begins e narracive of adventure in which ts intro- duced bis experience of every variety of life, hu- man aod suimal, that may be mot with in over: land trip scross this continent. Ono of the Cap- tain'sexper.encesin climbing the Rocky Muun- teins in mid winicr, is thus described: “Our provis ous were all cons: reacted the top of the mountal enurely depen cut upon our famsbed a imas for food. Our fiat repast wan frow aco.t beion.- ingto Tim Goo.ale's ‘Ladian wite. B..e cried bis- terly when the co.s was ki led, but she real red the necessity o1 the sacr.fice. We tound t.e meas well favoiol, tender and palatatie, Our next meal was trow avery lean, tough ols mare which wad givon out. Wo were b " and ereit, After this, our ony dict tor tweive days cons of starveu mules. Alinougb we con- sumed Jar,e quanicies of tho mule meal, yet, ap cour fr mm the sine we had tiniaued e would fee! a® Luugry 66 beore we roas the territory of the experiences and im- bad esien,” Purine Keoirn A novel DUvisshon vy ciarper & Mc New Yok A remaikable sicry of the *irue love" of « wo- man, for a man unwortiy o mul a jowel B106 LoanestTza. A novel, by Mise Kx by FG Tratoré, liebe by (ue Ameican sews Coupany, Nos, Lid Ou4G 1.1 Nepean ocei Tur Rrvection Kroon. Numbers 76 lene. Dy VY. Vea NOoti@ad, lvd Biosuway Tho preseus Numbers coui Reo, orts made by the rebel Gener the suamer of 1802, Port aie ure ale. presenied. Mar oF inkian Counsy dup or Bias NEW vste Jonny J. Dary, No. 419 Grand stroet, publishes the “I 6. Mursel.aise,’’ a song ani marcy, dedi- cated to Wu. R. Bonenrs, Prealeus sf the Foai Brothtrhocd ; * U) as Lass the Noble Giesn, patriotic sony and chorus; ‘'T.¢ Wild Irish B viotic sons and daughters of Evin. Financial News, Markets, &c, Was quist, and p. ime names were cu dull and 10c, 8 15¢, lower. Wheat wie dul! ead Se.aSe, lower, Con was le. unchanged, STOCK BALFS—FINST BOARD, a0 TS. £: 681, op. 1094 100 Com. Coal Pf 46 151.00 . Jel a 100th National Bk. Ws bod de, 1G'9 10) Central Coal, 45 5m do en. Mb 25 Ashburton Coal, 13 60.0 GO,,.,....55:4 Ow TO) Quesetiver be b4 10.0 do cesses 10 arpoen Min... [1 150 a0, 10 Boston Wat. P.. og 00 do. 20 do, b2 O55 00 US, 8, 04s Sw N.Y, Cen, Buu £0., PO Evie R., Bw) Trea, s-iv.. eb oo 40 do. + 2000 N.Y. 68, °75., 600 TH. Cen, Bu, low Mian, 56 BON, C. 6s, yood ‘Lena, 6a, vo, 200 ao 5.00 Ohio & M % bAW do. % 6000 Chi, &N,W. bis, The Que we 1000 Lack. & W. Ist. vs 10.0 Al, oid, 19 bow do. . Lam's 10 Merchants’ Bk. 1 9 1) Ocean Book bad 5 Metropoiuta. b. Hig 4 als 42 4th National! Hi.}.9) West tuion tes oF ’ oh ores ba gndaly oy 64 luv Mor. & Eonex kk. 6 do.siius. Ex.» BECOND BOaaD. 20 Reading R qu a 3 ww Obw & alias, ww Quicksuver a Oe BBs eases os Kab’ . 4) Wear t ain vo ba 10 do.. os 4 atlantis re +221 is Boston Was. P... Ba a0 GO,eseerseee B 100 Ernie Pt... lw Bud.) By. 10 ju wu re bps i Pr. Fuw Cattle Market, Bri1's Meat, July 14, 1866, Derera.—ThS seorching, tlieetizg wealth r which prevailed th.oughout inet week hee told fan: fully upon the trade in meat since our last report, most farnilies abandoning forthe time, eand noonday ronete for lene heat pro viondr, tnd aithough the weather to-day is twonty degrace Cooler than on the closing day of last etl buyers, mind ol of the fiekleness of the ulator of the weather, and fearful of a second toeatof the reeent radical conduct of Old Sol, have failed to a; near in anything like the customary overa, who encouraged by the mild droves Inet evening, opened their pene thie morning, on! to find the mar- ont Lie and the few to‘chere who were on indifferent buyers, end requiring a des! of coaxing to help them cntof # “tight fix.” Cearion on last wWeoks rater waa also demanded.which holders were forced to grant, thos reducing prices to For the wery best Grom a of their customary the following erate Ohio, Minole and Kentocky madiame, comp chiefly of good, eM ‘tainale of + aud for common, inciuaing Lttra cows stili beine &L'%0$55, and cotnmon 5 unchanged at about Vic for bert, Mitte a ) ine Yéaut aud ) Kina. eget Od} We) 1e> have advanced onder a reste. ‘as forthe weea agcreg 65 milch cows, 1,665 veal calves, 517 ewine, beia week of 11 beeras, end a d SOM eheen and Jambe « Flournand Gran New oan, duly 10, 1866 closes ower lat ase of it cows, bu9 @ wheat maiket ts and o8 0 for Araber Chicago blebdte ; ne sent lowar. Woeetern nosound being and sound mised Western, Hoy Market. dis fair aud the ma SPeClAL NOTICES, Cholera Has 1» Lest {te Dread holera Care enceesainily curse every For sale by all Drag. cm Depot, 457 Broadway. indigestion!—Can always be itelieved ond Cured ly using Marecea's Vegeicbie Sanative For sale by all Drugeiate, Depot, 487 Broad. Aree rs ( Pherry tor coughs, colds and eons: myption, "Another Cure.—A iady who hed kept her utea Mo Dihe has bed health by oue bottle of mauc Kemedy, been resiored Metcaite’s Great Khen- It never tails, roicmeval —The lmproved Elliptic livok Sst i Lady & Machines Agena wanted. Tews sewing Machine © company. bling Lowe, Jr., Periueat. -D. 8. Covert, & Co, Broa way, N.Y. w nineelen a Wilso al Pomade restores arny Phe Nat 1Oshaies aud uresiag known O.1/ Astortouse,nod ali arugeiee CALL END PR—On Torstar, July 10, Ann, wife of in she Tvth year of heen o, Lie juneral service: will be held et oer late resi- Brooklyn, ou Tho raday a fter- Aa The re we ied in Rocklena Cemeter Gay Morn.ng. Boston and Chicago papers pie woes \a a large number of Is and offivers in f Generals De Taopetann, Feanciin, Wastiorus and Mors. Boom, ‘at o'clock iy he 1eatvee « re 1e@.pectiully imvi ei) mains will be On Tuesdsy morning, James De Neil, s peetfully invited Ad the runeral, from ts Ma. ket ot, on Thure Gay, lb # O'cruclk 165 After a short yilinene, ot Borgen, on To bday eveuing, mry Litiwuild, agea Sy years, 9 months and 17 “Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord." The relatives and friends of the family are + eapec fully favited to ettend r clin SY from &i.ernoon, July 1iio, OSMERS.—On July Sth, Er y end “Go where Glory waite thee.” Irish war ca er of Ric! music is Lkly to become popular among the pat- woah of Ricnerd h id friends of the fami!» fui, smv.tea to attend the iunera, trom 4) ¢ mal uh kernoon, Tin inst, at ¥ o'clx. STEWART Mie. Mary Stewart, evel 75 stan. dobn Naby, ariel of Dieart, Co, West ‘ake place this day, at 95g A. M., (rom 40 on Weduessay New York, Tuesday, July 1,6 4 M.—The Boeck maiket closed steady at irecticnally lower prices than op yes.ercey afiernoon, Governments were strong and higher nnder an increased demand. Gold sold at 145/80 149%. There was a moderate demand for money, Lut .t was generally met at 5 percent. on miscellaneous collaterals. The ci count market otatdSiga Oly percent. For exchange 6 daye bankers’ bills wera quoted at 105g @ 105%. Ou'Change to-day Flour was MEE ING OF THE ¢ Shove ¢ 8 A soci.tion Weduescay ev ly Ye, a ry d'clock Pp 3 be 'v c. lower, Oates © dull, Pork was dull and lower. Beef was steady, Lard was dull and heavy, and Whiskey wes Ves Pi tes BART AHOLESY FARREL, CU a aI NGS, Bec RICKRLAYERS hod ie iesuar veskly meet ng at Milleins ns Hail, cor, 7to sve, end 26.0 6 on Wednes Non-m mbers aie invited, JdAwt 3 Db. O'CALLA sm AN, See, ATTENTION — THE _MEM- ’ teu th Division of the 1. }. BO- their wr geting on th and We aye a Ty clk, “UNION, No. ing, July ilib, BASLOU, W3.64he TW YOKR © ARV ‘KS’ A special mestiug wilie b . Sieuben House,206 ayers “OTH pIVISIOR ve evenng,dtuy SBOC iATIO — 'e.0CK, 1 Milk mam.’ i p b have vot rot thelr fon 10.8 haa bets Pi on the boos le Lave thes vain ValRiCn ORADY, President, SOCIETY NOTICES. | ee PUBLIC MEFIING OF THE FATHER Mathew T. AR Borers, No. 8 will ha held at their hall, cor. Pa ave. and 90 thie Wecnesley Tet © Mian Shate evening, af sit A the mee . ng Nag fer Mewers. aie iarvey, Nypiog C nd others, ememers are r eated to eettle tor te. woh pieente tickete, Jor SHELLEY, McGARVEY V AMES MARTIN. Ree fev its “A SPLENDIP NLaTya Bre EXPECTED 4% atthe hall of the Father Mai A. ciety No. 4, located cor Sheriff, Honston and Second str, on thie Wed ier ay evenin o'c ock. Mr. Henry B. Mo huil, che great eipounder of voral ab ftemeuce wils adirese the ee Mr. Cole, Bx- President of No. £ ent Mr, Mille will sing come 1 sones, LAUN' JRPHY, ie’ 1s 1 MORAN, he. OME “ONE, COME AL. 1, AND HEAR Henry T. Carroll expound the principles of ter: canes atthe public meeting of the Favbor Mathew A. B. Society, No, 4, this evening, July ait Ts o'ciock, at their ball, eor, 254 et, and %d ave. Sing ng by Mise Smith, Mise Behan, Mr. Fagan, Mr. T. Me- Gowen, Cons. A. Coark, and conete. the pubic and memiere are invited to attend early, MATHEW NUGENT, Preset. 1, POWERS, Ree, See, 107 CONNELT 3 BAND REMOVED FROM 199 Mott *t to 199 Fourth at, bet aver A end B. L. KIRKEK, Leader FATHER MAITHLW T. A. B. SOCIETY No. 5, of New York. will bold a public tem ance meet ng at their large hall, broadway and 47th st, thiaeve,at T o'clock, Messrs. Plankett and Tiley will address the meeting. Singers; Mesere. De any, Lindsay, Fegan, Me iti ts Connols, Misses Carrol eGuiners, T. KERWIN, Pres, it. J. WAKT, See. 1 FE ATHER MATHEW T No. 1 (Baren , Jerees + will hold o pablic cor, Newark ana Jere ‘o'clock. Speaking ¢ lady. Singing by fey Aves, on hy the Hon. Chae, T Mise Alice n . JOHN DUNNE Preset. WM 7 Vv, Ph. JOHN CULUEN, Bee 119 JNSEPARABLE—RUM SELLERS CLEAR '0@ track, the temperanea bovanre coming, An oneprn ‘ing 6: the Young Men's No. dot N. Y¥. 4 Gat thels lic, Sth ave, bot, bith and both this Wednesday evening, daly vith, Mr. Henry ‘Ll. Carrol and others will address the meet. ‘ng. Singers, Messre, we, Hoy. Celehur, ac Cenne, Lindse dothert: aleo music on the piano, ne superios eluting by oung Indy f ds orour pie-nie Augus Ky order o McGOVERN eet. INO. MoKENSA, Vi TAS. MOGINNESS, Rec, Ser, od ADIES’ FATHER MATHEW T. A. R, sevity, No. o, will hold their public petals She th dy hall, [Och st, weat of 9h ave, on this evenin July Lith, ot Ty o'clock, <f Deaking by Counselions Keily and Fitxsimmonr, Singing by the Wender 6% Messrs, Beile and Conrtner, wr. Chas A, Cuerk , and he acc Wee thed Misses iam ns eod Harre, DiTH, Pret. BM. Kiwis, \ Pres. THOS. FYANS, ec Ihe Ss", “GABRIEL ‘Ss TEMP ERANCE | SOCIFTY V quarterly meeting of this Sori wir bad in Beet 37h eon Wevdnes even next. M18 o'ciock, hev, My E CLOWRY, Brest. JOUN J. OCALUA- ec Sree TAL MEETING N. Y. LIQUOR DE Paar @i8' Society A special m go! this Society willbe @id at the Meropolt corms, 16) Hester ft. on et at aday evening, & lock, to hear the report and receive the savice of to Special Com mittee appoluied to wait upoo ihe Police Cominis sioner. $, order JOHN Bh. WILLIANS, Piet. Jou RCHANT, Kee, Bee, ut (HE. MEMBERS OF THE 'LONGSHORE- men's |. B, Soetety will hod « epecial meetin + atinern mee ing room, in Roosevelt et, on Weanes day, 11th suet, All abeentecs will be fined. My ore Ge: ot JOHN KANE, fies. DENIS BI ve 8 AN, Te, FATHER “MATHEW Y. MT. ‘A, B doctety, No. %, will bold a pnblie mee.ing in ther hodk 68 Boat Lireadw ay, on Juy fit. speaking br Mr. Sulla, Singing by Mr. Tom Meviowan avd ecbese db DE NOES, Preat, F. Mie HEN, beo.lis BOAKD AND KOON. A! FEW GENTLEMEN OR LADIE sentiemen and their wives, can be acco $4 with board at 176 West ion et, near Sch Terms mederaie, Ace BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM ON THE vu tloos to let to geatieman and wife, or single sentieme.; location plearaut apa a, batn and gas. 1986 Wishing to 1.vé Tetued wil ho sulved. at 170 ibid ave, nemr ‘4. at, 487 4 LADY WOULD LIKE 10 TAKE A chiid to board; it will bare « mother's cere, Address Mre, RANSOM, General P.O Be A COUPLE OF RESPECTABLE GENTLE- Men can be accommods od with poard by, aa Diviug aL 64 avenue D. Mie. CARTER A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET. y fu.n.ehed room to a yen } ui withor end wiih the use ot bash, Apply 154 Lau Bear Houston. A FEW RESPECTABLE MECHANICS Can be accommo.aied wid g00u Loera aud vie. fant sooma, Ot Ovo lana et, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM AND hedioom to Je', with the we ot kite ky in a 1 touly OL wo pereous | Termes very reasonable, Ape ply .c, one weew at (UT Weas 36th of. was PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET surpished to one or two gentieme., with or wish- ou toard. ‘Two voung jadies can also be accommo- astes, 47 Atenat near irand, mo] A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO A - wav and wie, with tbe use cf tae utenaile to cuok wilh, or 2 young men cao have 4 turns ed room; @ young girlie can have boerd. Cali at io6 Last linet. Call eiltne week. Aito «lady tauch. to opeia a 64 OARDING—2 YOUNG GIRLS WHO GO Gut 10 day's Work cup bave Loa:d reasonabd.e by caling ot 44) Wess dud ot) near Ob eve, od th rear building Bors WHO ARE IN WANT OF Lodgings, jood or employment, should app y at the News boys’ Home, 125 Fusion at 450 FE RNISHED KOOMS — ein to $5, aceoruing to elz Breaktiet aud dinner on t@ssonable terms, Furni ture a. oO All ihe moaera Uupprovemente int house, Cal at 56 Kast 20.b .t. tJ 0 SUIT THE TIMES—LODGINGS AND meals} cen.s each, for young «: the (rir is’ lodging House, 26 Vanais', N.Y, Situations cbiained for those our of emp.oyment, 449 GRNILEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with boad, and 2 young inuies, w Ler they can have a comfortabie home and p easuus rooms; #leo man and wie, esos woderae, Cs) Aths Monroe at, S or geuilemen o 0 yes doul.e ted large room on the fiset floo “abemen, 06 per week, 4 Bebe Les MACRAN KS . I be nd itile used. Price #8, Apply lov ] at, Moar Orchard, : fe SALE CHEAVP—A NU, 2 SINGE jog machine, Call at 402 Cast iorh e, tour, 4 TA: EST IMPROVED HOWL's, WHEFL- or & Wileou's, Sinper's letter A sua ehes gud wee tion oy she Dug f Ww apected to aliend, i lh, Per, rec SOCaREY nodicus a in| A Punic 3 TP. A, am. B. Suc.e'¥, NO. dy ab thelr SUG Lot ave. bls evening, at , Jclce Wils BOdLere t pinging by Mr, A. Mere Ne, 3, of Orn CARRULL, Pies, J.B. a i Wad sana ia ,W GRAND TEMPERANCE MEE vening of the bavber lacthey Ladies’ 7. A. B, Speake ra—ar. dineng. oy Mi. 4 . JOHN A Fe eS ee gd CAN MUSE AY Frew. 'T, Boclety No. at by 40,... 18 gent Pou due k! MOVAL—THE EMPIRI ebine Com.rcay be Temoyv enescou, G16 Bondy ser ue# iupoved Wwiloring end t Q.6 DoW 04 @AhivitON Aud Lo. Bale, CuBLEY & STOOPS, 643 BROADWAY, I cor of Bleecker at, don'ts in all tinwe Aen sewing if juscuines, Persons purchamny inachines ot us will Lavo the privileso oO exchanging ior guy other ma- ¢une within bo Gaye Wi Loutexta charge, Machines ¢i pil Kinds Cxcoauged auu to teu, 8 SE* ING MACHINES FOR SALE AND 10 Tent, nae aud second b nd, the Finence, Vv t Singer's ana Ge dous given, Machine € ve y84 chines, 989 Brosdway, cor saipeted, to/@l, purtibo sent alow Mo purchaced, J.T. ELLIS. “ From limited business, conducved asa simple convenience, it has become w recogaized DECEMEITY | Ne oes 26 | | ' = HEELER& WILSON'S SEWING ING MT: | AUCTION NOTICES. fe CTIONEER, 4 the stock and fizt ares ¢ ireeery, surare, riarch, candles, _ 8 —SAMUEL WYNN, AUCTIONEER, § Selle this day, at] 0’ olor, Lh apg en RF ig ee 4 at Teen te tote. aie i, Mulberry ot, and furni:ure, mattrasses, ico Loxes, &-. LDRIDGE & Woop, AUCTIONE Ra « Bale of 40 lote at beat Rye 124) pal Will te sold at at 5 o'clock, on vaveree terry teey City terry, CIR, WILL ma and t's mie PAMES JENKINS, AT at suction, on Wednevay, July 11h, at 11o’clocks at 1.401 Bromiway, pear 4ist at, horres, carriacesn, werone, harness, &e. 1 Dine! teats, 14's bands h kind, ¢an trot in 8 min., 1 sorrel mare, ere od, cao trotin S min. 1 tae a food" stepper, 1 balt-s Dubois maker, 1 two neat wagon, | nt dowhle harness, sheets, nee, &c. BOGART, AUCTIONEER—THIS DAY © At 10'9 o'ciock, et the store No 1 North Rapt street, household furniture, Marsh finde high. 6 colt, 5 yeare ol hace, are, 30 baee walnuts, and a variate ol other goods, AWNPBROKER’S SALE TASS DAY, BY JOHN MORTIMER, 15 Fast Broadway "s clothing, fine e: rts, ehawis, slik . deinine and. cali ,eenet cloaks an APUOMAS Veli HH, AU Puplie wdminietravor’ # aale of ture. clothing and jewelry.on Weduerday, July M. WILTERS, AUCTIONBER, SEL 13 this day at? o'dlock, at 454 Canal at, pari and kfichen furnitiie. 4 cloer carpets, ol] cio he eheete satie inen; 40 dozeo cane-seat chairs, Dorlivh beet pamp hair mattremes large fue eather La | iron bedsteats, 10 rtraw ma 5 chamber, dining roota, vOOD BARG AINe= FOR SALE & smal sloop, in good working order. = eee ard, foot of Christop her st CHANCE — FOR. SALE | CHEAF, ‘ Aine business, iv in given lor pellinge place uf buane E10 LEi OR LEASE IN A ¢ locality, with el) the fixtures of @ liquor and nN complete order; let toe tmode ute; st Was cfcupic . naulre 216 y! tabetn rie » CHANCE—CANDY STORE FOU near a echool: 104s ily. Apply ior 2 dare at tue frnii ands cor, of Grand and Cannon sts. after 10 cole M. 17s AKERY FOR SALE—DOING A GOOR Cali on B.oadway, ¢ doors from rbd ax RE FOA et, Williomebureb, YANDY AND one, with foo vd apartments to live jie, ie] WITH GooB and Going A good bus ok. Enquisce 61 tube te ndid bar, with soda ws o rent paid for % m ont Inquire as 183 Di OR SALE — KER ISENF, Of, RE ni ST ith horse, wagon cans sad everything 6 e | ait of the owner gf zach ste and tb ave yarilry in tue saloon, URRIN 1 “18 DIVISION Will be e0.d cLeap a HOF STORB . Aenoly and va iety *ore, POT SALE—A ROOT AND | store in citunted : Peis of trrund ot, ply on the p.emises, Wil be poi cheap fos cash, | SAP—A NEWS DEF owner le goiwe injothe country. Apply at et Baxt A GRO ERY AND LIQUOR apartmoute to “live in. SALE—THE and good will of aca: pene’ a fine Loree and new wagen if to 4 Ae vanes Cheap reas, 2800, wit “BUY iHE STOCK AN am and con.ection@ sow doing & good | bac tt wanied AND FOUND. SOUND—IN THE VICINITY OF JO Wood, on Jone st ” or f an ice cre 291 6 cocker et, ia : which the ownes / Ras or ot, poviug prop erty ane pearing expenses, 7b A GOLD WATCH AND | CHAIN, (sa Le bad op appie ation ’ ree BDAY, ehand chain, which, roving p ‘operty, ac. ew OUND =SATURDAY NIGHT, COR, eB, | }0 @ por. mony sic {OST—BANK BOOK NO. 40,747, erceu have tle seme - de BREARLD, ‘a ny UN--BANK BOOK No 235, of 4, kanavn t Tudueu ial Saving vewaraed on ieav img ‘bate Ii not fouud, appiica low tne finger wit Heuk, No, 61 Chambers e'. wail be mage ior a uew Book on 1u(4 ot July, instante JOLN CORD. ER, Depumtor, REWARD—LOST ON THE 8TH OF July, @ bigek vod tan terrier, 1 69h e Whise spot co the W hoev er TeLuihe Le caine é West soth at, wil deceive the etoile nawe of hn AliL), 405 taining between & bille, all greenb es ie Stove senate lip TRONS CARKEAG ARRIAGE S, WAGONS AND HARN . ALT —A STRONG WAGON, kind ot heavy —TEAM, TRUCK AND HAR: __ingule 4 Droedwa 4 Y MARI’, 153g nA meses; will ell sepa.ate. OR SALE—A BA Ligh, sound ry d@ bund, Lec sores cor. 6 West 54 li at, Det 6 6 sud Toa aves, SOR >ALL—A BLACK HORSE, 16 H oid, tunnd and kind, Gnd & ee. \ jor coal care OF tack, very ise’ walker; @s0 8 browm horse, 15 hande b doctor, bucber or ex 10s" Eats 45th street, ons door 1 hast