The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 8, 1866, Page 2

expect rent Societe No. 1 of Jersey City, will address the THE NEW YORK SUN some extent they bave been succensful. Our tm. | seoommodations are efforded for yarding and feeding 80 CIRTY N ICES. al CTION Ni NOTICE 4 Presson ig however, that the Fall business wil! | JW cattle, Among tte ‘es'uresot three yards are lta ctitinvetiincaiiinnt ms > ——— - — ; , dig hag pavements andexce ent avrtem of ewer, GRAND PUB , THE Ty BU RK, AU CTR, O OF FIC FE 18 BOW- s FON ESDAY MORNING AU G. 8, 1866, | be quite up to the averaye. It will be unecommon- by mach of the inconvenience expe renced at A LIC MEETING OF eo err, will sell on Wednesday. Sh Inet,et 1 . t chol fi yard, particularly di rainy ecnsons. will Fother Mathew T, A.B. soclet:. No. 5. will te | Te stock end fixtures of the dro at aoe 5 Vy Mate, In view of the present cholers fright tn feobriviea’ Another excel! feat festare is \ie loos: | held this Wednesday evening. for, of Sd ave and 86th phy ky casa Oe taaed trqacrs. fixtures, &¢. Te Advertisers. theeouniry, but the goods must be bought, and | tion, for, be sitnete near the loth avende, st, at Tig o'clock. Mr. John Dunn, President of Pa- | be sold ip one or more lots, ‘o that their favore willbe “too late for classification,” enieas handed in at onr counter before nine e'cjoce, We keep our publication office open for the reception to nee the country merehants ewarming into the ety. 0 connected with the varde, Ae customary sitoilar oorasions, the ¢ventof the oeeupincy of the new mart was celebrated im «jovial manner, mertin«, Good aineing and JOHN SHELLEY, Preet, fre SATHER MATTHEW T. A. RB. SOCTETY Music this et eninge JAMES MARTIN soe 1 JHN MORTIMER, 19 Anct, will eel, This Dag. J' “EAST “BOADWA\, ’ 4 largo lot of sheets bedticks, shirts, drawers, and other goods bes for family use, - imp omp'a addresses, b Al of the lend ne rt iA advertisements entil 19 o'clock P, Ma bus do not The New Roonty Bill batiiues of the old yard, and a tipping of rinses AD 1, of Jerson Chg Perea will hold tele | A | BOGART, AUCTR, » WILL SELT, THIS . over aundry jure of wine and quarier barrels of | public meetine at Warhineron corner Newar © day, 108 oe at phe Auc Sassify them after nine o'clock, At the request of numerous correspondents we Ince sitnting the peinct pil features of the gad. Jersey avennes, Wednesday even! ne. Afecet | North W lillian et. rosewood and mahogany bonnes ne ia republish the Bounty B.il, as signed by the Pre- spren 5, ere wes an nnunal larec attendance | Ath. at 7 us 9 ‘clock. en at Py Larkin, }eq., bersaus, Ca or lounges, mehogeny The Philadelph' Convention. siden: of bu sare apd buichers on the oerarion, many of | eincine h: Mr. Post and a of firet-elons talent. | chairs, brussels, bree cal pets, deg siy. The political effect of the Philadelphia Conven- ry 1.# 1 Th h and whom, bonever, were present through jmotives of | JOHN DUNNE. Preas WM. BE NETT, Vice Pres; | toola, | Rel and silver Yeatchen rerio” + it enacted, efe, That to each en ‘on will depend mainly upon the attitude which Curiosity, Boriness consequently lagged dur: Be t e | | . | JO UN CULLEN, See 19 rer — ms UCTR—THIS D. 1Y,< aT every soldier who enlisted ‘nto the arme of the | fatly po iow of the day, Lui after midday rome: S\TIER MATTHEW TA. B. SOCIETY M. ‘DOUGHTY, A " bern delegates shall seeu: Oth day rll, 1861, for a | Hike the old-time sctuvit led, at the following THER} BE A. B. TETY, . 104 otelock, at the ealeszocma, 79 Nassau st, @ bide beer mo in that body. HA Pg o : three Cane end hav.ng | raw, which, itwill appear, Spon on My en are ” 1 No. f. of New York, will hold a grand publi- tem- | large variety f second: band tarniture, carpets, 1 A I! those de'egates shall show that they are desir: | served his term of en to 1c helow those quoted fing | Derauce iyceting at their eolondid large boil, Brod: | gr tees hilton and bolster cnmloriers, sheets bd ’ wived, Kentacky and Ohio Ss owt rime | way and 47'b at, on this evening, 30 ofc ok, ne, &e. worthy the attention cms of promoting the best interests of the country, | Pesiree tiem ine Tnited Bistes, under etieing tt TPseise ; common, 16seire inferior 9 | Mu precitely. The mee'ing will bo addreesed’ by | others. Aleo roccaways, Hen’ warons, jrom safer. 11 and that they are honest in their professions of de ri abounty of #10, and uo more: and any eneh ate pe rib piteh ore ne she saling at ace | 1 known panied ge ond itp Crowe, NAGA ON UFTFICE-NAVY YARD, ier enlisted for pot lere than three yeare who | Sheep ani Lamha, the supply of ehrep tar ex IIe, @x-Pr vetion to the Ualom, the revult will natursily bas heen. ronorably ‘disebe ‘ed on nerouns of | eeede the cemand to-day, ani Poriees have conea. | ¢ of Branch No.1. Theamount o' mnodere CM. BEL ‘Coammendah be US Ree Yard Yard, te t impress Northern people favorably. On | wounds received in the line of duty, and the widow, quentiy been reduced t Ib the beat droves fe ed ton, nameroge: Uy m tion, the Wri Sb Ginko ot 4s hiidren, or pareots in the order name: commanéing but me | beim e . the contrary, If the Bouthern delegates shal! | °°" #7 ince @ disposition to contro] the Convention, and ** commit the Democratic party to » sectional pol- ‘ey, the consequence will undoubtedly be injuri- crus to that party. The object of the Convention )# to gffect the political situation in the North. The an such soidier who died in theservice of the ounds contracted whi f hail be peid ubborize! ier who euliet fuer the 19th for a period of not levee than two vears, and who ie not ine. uded nm Bee 2 That toeath ed into the army ot the Un day of April. 1561, during the rebel i to |e hed tor A atSalle, Pelte 6c Cows and Calres tinue scarce sud in \eiug quoted at lis ud Tee tor mediume. Vico Presitentof Branch No. i. wheeler White Danning, Borie, and « host of others, “oT Ni members holding excursion ticketanre requested to come and settio up forthe *. DANIBE KER- WIN. Pree, HENRY J, MART, Rec. See, 16 5 NSEPARARLE—YOUNG M S NO, 2, all. Arn ay, bet. 64th and Sith st. emionS 0.6 f fame lente hag sare time and ‘Various sizes, Kerosene lar reflectors, svesmere lanterns, ha. the Navy Yard c day, ye! — M4 om ris chimneys. &e., &e. tes may be tained and the articles exarm’ Jed one woek betore es Der bead. gad15 ¢ the forevoing section, and Nas o#en honorably oir higher, ander eu \iuproved demand and fucoting (bis, Wedbandey evening at 26 <9 sppilesticn to the the ‘Nevigation Officer at Yeaders of the movement know that they can de- | charged ‘ie e/rom serving two years, and ho Hest. 12 S0esl2 Tip er cwts lives he ce ebrars mperarce 6 id tb Pah har secei tiled to receive, from the bavi 6); rough, #12 vagia 25, of Youne Men's No, 1, of York, will nad- f sale, one quarter cash, the balance on pend upon the united support of the South, no | 74% .9°R\S a bennty of 660, ; Sincing by Mi matter what ection the Convention may take, and hence it {e their prime purpose to draw Conservative Republicans into the Democrat ‘¢ renka, There is undoubtedly « clas of ud no more ed for lees tuan discharged, on d the widow, minor chil pamed, ot any such « of the ( nited States. 0 or parents in t who died in th Of disease or wound tract Fleur and (ir New Y Fiour The four market ia Rertine Stale, £6 Tad7 6b; Extra a ern Extra—iow crades—ot ae of Jeiser City; also Henry Misees Canavan, JOUN MCKENNA, GINNESR, Rec, Bee, V. the goods, which mus} be within two dayw " _ED. T. NICHOLA, Navigation Officer, AWNBROKER’S SALE—THIs DAY, at 1 cclock, at BELL & INGRAH AM* 58 New Bowery, 400 ane vaiuabie roomin, {a3 dua$l0 50; low grades of Ca ht. EDWARD CAFFREY, OF rn I hed bed bin sheets, ty de dresses, ratenalble Republicans who are in # quandary Ses ies co dale chall be pee tne sanicconay weenie Th eo, and good to Superfine N burch, will address the public meeting o! the i and ea'ico, eda a: ast of vases, carpe ae to which party they shall support, They | o: #b\, brreby suthorized ; provide | i thatany soldier | Grain. The wheat market is steady and firm. Father Mathew 7. A. Bt. Koel Gt vening. alo balance stock et a beot an are not very strong, it ie true, but in three : albert nen oe : J lughy Henry Ron sa Foy and Mra, muable sale fing by erder of the way hie final olacharge papers, vonein, dsc ; € Chile 440, hot, 40e ; : ; ‘ or four of the Northern States they might possibly | or any control in unty provided Ly thisorany and State, by Hy ith, ey ane Wy by the $, toeineis ates’: romate. Particulars day of ease. % held dhe balemes of 1 power. They were | other act of Congress ehail vot be entitied te re- | Corn Western unrrund belne quoted | edt0 the YM. No.3 S special meeting | PAWNBROKER’'S | SALE DAY= political po = 7 ce.ve any additi younty whatever; and when | @t &% Soe; and sound mixed Weatero, TH'gaS0e; has been called for. Tha pubic are inv’ ed to vend JAMES AGAR will s0 |, at 50 New Bowery, at trne friends to the Union during the rebellion, and | app.ication 1 made ty auy soldier for said bounty | Western White, @1 US; Round Yellow 9c early, MNUGENT, Prest, T. FAY A 11 o'clock, 40 lote of dresses. ehawla, ander clothes, they now hesi about clasping hands with | be abail be required under tne pains and penaltios Hay Market POWERS, sec'y. : Jomnants, sneets, spreads, cable cloths, boots, shoes, yn tate ub clasping w ale | or veda to make oath or affitination of bis ident: + . A , “ ones PiLowa, and a varieiy of other merhy the rabola, while at the same time they cannot make | ty, an th he has net ro bartered, sold, asci« New Yon. Aug. 7, 1544, git OND ANSUTAL PICNIC AND cori: Q.tention of dealers ani others, roof J. ‘ h tromef tred, exchange), loaned or given other @ demand ie moderate. bus with 9 scarcity of | KY on kacnrsion of Fother Mathew U. RT. A.B. | HARTLEY, 102 varick et = np their minds to renounce the Preadent end | ji, dischaige papers or any interest in any bounty ; Oa Tbe for shipe | Soeiet:, Hrauch No, 1. will be held at Mye:'e Grove, | = ICHARD FIELD, arniiin EE i adopt the “Radical” pohcy. This class are now | as aforesaid, and no ciam for such bounty shall te ___. | or Thursday, Aue. 9. The ate mbont Kilse 0, Pierce, Re AAR JFIE d R—Sales- os enter ained b: er Geceral or ober se- | with the intge and commodious berges, Wm. Jay room 489 Pearl st, wil) sell on Tha: er A awaiting developments from the Philadelphia | cousting or ¢ except upon receipt of Ao’ re E Haskett end Geraldine, hire been chariered for the | 9h, wt 12 o'c.0cK, at No. 194 Bie ot Convention, in the hope that “the vexed ques- ie accompanied by (he syed ton" which bas troubled their minds will be put at rest. If the proceedings of that Conventon 1, Assigned, transterred, loaped, ment ander cath es ty thie eec'iou provided 8. And bet Surther enacved thas io (hem mt of the additional bounty be: wiced iC eball Elliptic Lock-atites Sewing M with wil the tates ot7\ P.M, at thetr Hall, 2 di Sdave Bing: occamon, end from the prep rations already made br the Commi tec ot Arrangements, it promises to be the beat excursion of the sesson. T he boat will leave By H. M, SOLOMON, 51 Madiso: furnivuie in the house, comprising the ust sasor:- tion of the trad fo i evans dwe tion ting, Worthy the atyene improvermente an Teek =i tS o'clock, 34th at. N. at 9 Christo- v ¥ EF R WILL | T be the cuty of the Pay manier Geo ubdersueh | atraciomenta; incomparably the eet tor tamnity ure. | pher boy 44 esac “aN Kyat ret ar Tek: , AN, AUC TION E eh LL col “4 abell prove satisfactory to them, they will follow | rulceand regulation t ed : y the Elliptic s. M. Go. 643 Broadway, Agente wante! Als | ete to be ned at ane of the above teotioned stoppin, Alucuay ih ‘a ‘be whelesis : Waa 4 the political path marked out by tt; if not, they wor ‘plese | Grover & Baker's First Premium Elase Raneh Ngee Bee RW bt gl dealer, "vig: About 4) bila, a a of Bourbon and will be obliged to range themselves by the side of | thereior, and if Jound eutitiod thei piy said | HES ch Kewing Macu faniy use, and im vhexles, gimy br.ndies, port and the ‘Badicale” In view of the fact that the Prospects of the Democratic party in the next bounty. Bue d And be tt further enacted thatin the re cepiion, @xawination, eett..me.t and paym ne of proved Lock Stitch Machines for tailors cad mano focturers, 490 B.oadeay, New York, and 206 ae o Bb ook yn, man. J HN ILERNON, See LIF. 10 FATHER MATHEW T. A, B. SOCT- 8 sherry wines, bhia. French sprrite, ale and other |i + a es 15 boxes of soapy ri ieee Sale positive. eal ets, No. 4, will bod a Pubdie Temperance \ect /M. WITTERS, AUCT’R, SELLS THiS ¢ aims tor said additional bounty due the widows or » ’ , ing et thelr Uail,in Houston et, cor. of Sher. ff, this bs ‘en we over these conservative Republicans at the present coverned by rest ietions ire | cided, the West preservation tor the, tale known, Mr. Caibreth and others. Lhere will be soe ae crware, stoves, &¢.: also 1 bw, bali-eased time, the policy of the Pailadelphis Conven- payment eball be made in like _ by peeiae U ria and arure® oe YAN, Rec, sec pices | Nin ther boda poserens alt ce toon bead | pa Hon clearly is to teke strong Union yer ag duection Of the tecretary of the owe sewing Machine Company. p Prete Hk LADIES’ FATHER MATHEW T, A: —EE grounds, conceding nothing to the South thas would be obnoxious to temperate Union men ‘to the North, The delegates from the Northern States will understand the importance of such setion, and un'ess they be overruled by indiscreet Test Moments of Dr. Dostie. The N.O Picayenso! August jst has the follow: ing accunt of the last moments of Dr. Dose, whose death vas ana vanced in Monday's Bus: In company with Colonel Dewitt Clinton, Areia'- a80 “w hecier & Wilson Lock sutch Sewing Machii e and Bu ton tio Michina, 626 Broadway 31 eadaches are instantly cured by one coe (for y drops) of Meteal Greay Wie matic Remedy. Sold by all D B. T. Society No.1, of Brooklyn, FE. D,. at their hall cor of (irand and 7th et, All atodying the inter- eet and welfare of the acciety will attend the meet ing. JOHN J. MURPHY, BOARD AND ROOMS. BUSINESS CHANCES. A otace th, Kent low. LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE AT NO. 190 East Jith st. Doing s good business, with rooms Attscned. The place will be sold cheap on LC sgepg delegates from tle South, the Convention will be] an Adju ams cn General cheridan's etait, eee = ” FEW you NG MEN CAN RE ACCOM- AT HAL PY SVA LORLSTOCE AND FIX: tkaly to precast s good record, Everythings Prete, st be Row! Disa. yerjerasy evento MARRIAGES. modated with food board at #6 per we Kk, at 194 Alvan soras pi mines s irsin Cineoogs therefore, depends upon the discretion and teraper | pui pose of hearing hie dying deciaration, w SIBLEY.-STEWART-On Thuredey Ang. 24, by Grand #t, near Mott, Also s few day Loarders takea of the men who aball represent the Southern States in the Convention. So far as the aslections have been made, we believe the Bouthern delegates are eatute politicians, capable of comprehending the political situation and of making the most of it. They know that they have everything to gain by helping to place the Convention upon a solid Union platform, and they are probebly clear- mghted enough to see that any other course may keep them in the politics) background incefinitely, We incline to think, therefore, that consideratious of expediency, if nothing else, will restrain the sician in attendance bas no hopes of his recovery. From his own deciars'ion the doctor was easier than he wast before, He etated that he felt no nd said there was * probability of His forenead and armas were badly bruised, app: tly from c.ute or hickbats or other Mirsiesth.ownachim, He bas two ounde eck, evidenty intileied with n the ches. ‘The me ib was intileted b: hie beck, and whic’ Hs Low lodge in hie spine, paralyzing the lower extremities. He seemed te be very ratiounl. recognized a: those who ad- diesod him, and spoke flucntiy, but still with goat evicence of exhaustion, While eppareatiy lying in easy jndiff ce or uncon ess, we were forcl- biy impressed by several remaiks made by the wounded man, Hei ard to Jobn Heu- ce ron, Jig and was dead. He the Key. L. &. Weed, William H. S)biev, Jr., Emme Kate Stewar roof Jemes 1, | Aunie Hague Bte t, and granddeughier of John Hague, Deg, of Went Hoboken, 6 ayy U. Aas, BOURNS—On Monday, Ane. 6, after a long and painfal uloess, Charica BF. Rourns The relatives and friends of the family, also the membe.rot Uiive Branch Lodge, 19, LO. of G.8, and 1). of 8.: and the members of Lyon bocial Union and Lang leiand Social Club, are :espeectfu ly invited to attend the funeral, thie Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, trom his late residence, 204 Seventh street, 125 BROWN. -On Ang. 6, Mr, Thomas Brown. The frien « are respectfully invited to sstend the on moderate terme. 194 LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, with 3 windows, overicoking the East Kivor, to let, for two pensioner at iow rent. Opposite two ferries, E. H. BAKER, No, 2 South Seventh street, mabure. pe 20 A “| WIDOW LADY CAN AC JCOMMODATE Iadies with | 1 sgocubailcay 10 cork” Call oll week, an be gbth at, near Rve B. 3d floor. hes . Bale A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM- modated with good board and pleasant rooms, Terma resonable, Call at 7) Mots st, 2a ba bea toom. FURNISHED BACK ROOM, WIiH A P ease not an CORNER GROCE! chesp rent-—#ié a monih one 0 Hlamabniregh YAKERY FOR SALE— pease. Cui at 561 Madison 4a, 182 York st, Brooklyn. RY, WITH BACK room, leese and fixtures for sale, in Brooklyn; “ust be sold, as the owner is going into oth: r business. Price $200, En- quire in ‘he store, 154 Pro p.c. at, Brooklyn. OATS—BOATS — FOR SALE CHEAP, pen boat, coppor fastened and light dratt, willcarry 10 tons; would make « acet bay boat; also two double end beste, ly © DASIEL T. WuHit L. 1. 249 miles from Grand at, 150 es] < ee vats WITH HORSE Ané ea van, baking 35 barrels per week, five = s. For SALE—S8TOCK AND FIXTURES 50F ine i F small kitchen rance, &c.; 85 per week, A widow eRar store, 85 Broome ast, Bonthern delegates from insisting upon a platform | Peused’ fora momeut, and remarked, “Well, ti iy a | M018 81 406 Canal as 108 | indy would take 8. respectable Indy to brard, on rer- | ——Ceee! — Strange comciuence, We were boin upon the same On Monday, Aug. 6, Wm. M. Dilks, aged Apply S21 Weat 16th street. rear that might damage the Democratic cause in the | day, and euiba:ked upon the sam 0 mon’ hs and ¢7 days North, What's the Matter With Kentucky ¢ Tas electiin wiich occurred in Keutucky on Fondey, is a straw that indicates which way the political wind blows in the South. The election wes for Clerk of the Court of Appeals, which in Kentucky iss very important office. One of the candidates was General Hopson, a staunch Union van, whe was supported by the Repubii and Conservative Democrats ; the other candidate was I reacon to be app. ehensive jack~Lut not he. & sanse” Aven feman standing by his \edeide sekec, * Do you know me, doctor ¥" wee the reply; “let the cooa work £0 on, all. The only cohtipla it made by the woand An wae (ualot suffe.snug liom severe hea Dienst. Financial News, Marketa, &c. New Youk, Tuesday, Auy.7, 6 BP, M.—The after. noon quoiations of the general Stock market, cem- pared with thore of yesterday afternoon, show an advance in quotations of from \tol\ per cent, Governments were firm andeterdy, Gold ec} The relatives ore invited to attend the tuneral, this y allernoon, at 2 o'ovock, np Lis late residence, 45 South Yd at, say . D. 20 FOX Mary Ann, the beloved wife of John Fox. a native of L scarrol, County of Cork, Lreland, in the Gilet year of her age, Puneral this day, Aug. 5, at late residence, 292 Ave, A. HAERINGTON—On Tueeday, Aus. 7, Patrick Hariington, ared 24 years, native or Parich of Cie- agh, County Kescommon, Ireland, ‘The reletives and friends of the fara. thone of hie brother, Martin Harington, are fully muvited to attend the funeral, th 2 o'clock, from her 182 161 YOYS WHO ARE IN WANT OF Lodgings, food or employment, should appiy at the News- bors’ Home, 12% Fuiton at 450 Fe RNISHED ROOM TO L&T, TO ONE OR two gentlemen, with board it desired; family piivate, Apply 864 26ch at, near 9th Av. WO RESPECTABLE YOUNC MEN ( "AN be accommodated with board by cailing at? Weat .8th et, Call in the breement. WO OR THREE YOUNG WOMEN OR man and his wife, can have good board in a small, plain American family of 2 perroms, on very mode- R SALE—A_ BAKERY Brook!|+n, cor. of Luqueer and Hicks st, business location; very low App.y on p For SAL. store, of 15 quire allthe woek, For SALE ANCY STORE FOR and fixtures. IN SOUTH Good rent; five yeaee Hees, DY AND VARIETY are standing, 520 Kast 9b %, ly —A FIRST CLASS GINGER beer route, with bottles and English receipt. Cail before 10 A. M. at 42 Downing at, if 8 in basement. SALE—THE STOCK Also the furniture of the family, Call all the week at 165 Canal st Qtock “AND FIXTURES OF A G afternoon, $254 o'clock, at J6 North 2d st, William, ‘i Also 2 day boarders taken. i Judge Duvart, who wasa rebel during the war, | 147%. Moner coutinues ext emely ear burah, : " i lua fj ty os 75 chrcheter peas, Mloecker, ber can at Nocsi Heat Sick ak sed epartmente, iia) ‘ cent,on government 4 a = end who is now ® representative of ex-rebel . shares. Wires cians mercial paper passed at McCOLLUM—On Tuesday, Aug. 7, Thomas Me. | door, sentiments. The latier was elected by» majority that is now estimated at twonty thousand—s very large majority considering the number of voters tm Kentucky. Now Kentucky was “Union State" @aring the war. That is, tho Union element in it as, by ® combination of circumstances, strong enough to prevent secession until the Government percent. Fore Rexohenge Was hole active at Mie ics ior banke.e' 6 deve bide, Om’ hapge to- day blour ined & y for wun', medium graden, and cull aud jie «, lower tor interior cescr.p tons, Wheat w dull, heavy and nominn). Corn was withou decided chause, Oae oul aud heavy. Jork op ued fiimer aad close Beef was steady. Lard was firmer, aud Whiskey quiet, STOCK SALES—FIRST BOARD, Collum, Ferman u of his age, @ Dative of Co, friends, and also his bro- and the Kev rnard MeCollum, of bilade phia, ere respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hie inte reridence, x Oak at, tule Weanesd r te AS PEPPARD—On Tu ‘ Fes Tat 4o'clock, P M., Herriet Peppard, infant daughter of 1), Janson and barry Peppird, aged 5 months and Y WO YOUNG MEN uy “CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with good board, in family; terms reasovable, bi aguire OY tote A aithewe kK. sob heels poi)! i Ws ANTED—CHILDREN TO BOARD IN respectable family. They will fiud a good home's and good board, Their paren'scae call and'ose for themac.ves fiso wishes some young men to poard, in the service. pore ased chlidien, J.P. WY M LIT An my. DDITIONAL BOUNTIES thiee years and wounded soldiers and the sol diers’ minor children or pa: ents of solditra who died 0 1WO AND nsions to widows baying 1, 247 Bioadway “TTENTION- THE” NEW BO . 5 Cail tor S days at 112 Boome at. 16 ¢ valwi. take p f be lui h ae Pee. other claims collec ed bad time to pinitfast 10 the Union with bayo- | 100008 -fiGM 200 Boston Wat. P81 | pa enta 8 Hrcome teow Thursday afternoon est | 6) RESPECTABLE. GIRLS’CAN” BE AC- ‘ Fake J? cuarcr, vets. Ib was certainly less incl.ned to se- | sis" Wb-1L6% 1.0 Pacific M. 8. '2y5* | *cinek MW) commodated wish board with « widow having | Keene ns'Cunal a Cot, HE hae ene ee its ecasion then eed Quo U.S. oN.Y. 104%] RELLLY-—On Tuesday, Aug. 7, after ashort but one chi'd; also an unturnisied bed-ioom to | : -3 meee No Manager.2t6 any one @ eleven seceding States. | S509 [1 lw 4 ae | cevere Lines, Mre sai b Reilly, ed 49 youre, Last 2let at, top floor, back room, = 66 RMY CLAIMS— PRATT, LATE EX- ——- ta Kentucky the rebel element pre. | #000 3000 Erie, SF | Gate Gareelue ane othr Lia renmatiolis ieee Lie BH 10 86 FOR SINGLE ROOMS WITH | 44 amining clerk in the War Departibent at Wash- lerates to such an extent as is indicated by the | J4.r0 iy Erie Pi. 7 4iq | to attond the tuners: ou’ Thursday auternoon, Aug. board ; rooms without #2 to #3 per week. by | Ins’ ony bas o7gnes @ cialm office at x6 Coambers cn vote in the late election, what may be expected | 200 N C. Ge ‘ Gels 20 Keading 1 9, at 2 o’clock, from he. late residenc., 7 7 Madi the night 25to Ke, atthe Aliord House, 425 V x00m No. Hus long expel once 1 set lement o t the ‘ ‘ 1000 62% 200 do. 1 | eon ot, without tur:her invitation 272 nite ates under tie new sures prompt collection of bounties * wtates ive ? There was no hi M.o ie St.J. 80 100 Mieb, © SMITH—On Tuesday, Aue. 7, Mary, daughter of — ue raher issue ip the Kentucky election than that | 10) Be ook. City 0s 10 M. Z Thowerand E.leo smith, aged 1 year, 9 mooths and sEW ING mac HANES. 4 PPLICAT 10NS Fo! FOR BOUNTY OR PEN- which arose from the war records of the did. ‘2000 Tenn. 64, 40 4 2b days a #1008 should be made to Colovel J. W. LEWIS, candid. 19) Hl : t ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect TEW WHEEL ER & W dN, - 482 Broadway, Advice and iiormation free. Money stes. The qualifications of both candidates, so far Lo ‘121s | fully jovited to attend she tuneral, this er h FB LSON, GROVER advanced om approved clalis, 63 {0 Cle. & Pitts, RL. 87 day afternoon, at ‘ lock, trom the residence of & Baker, Wilcox & Gibbs’ ‘machines for 4 ability is concerned, seems to have been admit TW | do. ST | ber parenia, 82 Hesier st, 118 aul and to reat: privilege to ex given. V.W. ADpIr {ONAL BOUNTY—ALL SOLDIERS ted, aod the dividing line was drawn beiwoen iv Cle, Col & Cin 111 STEWART -—On Sunday. Aue. Sth, Emma Kate | WICKES, (44 Broadway, cor. Astor Flace, 326 or heirs of deceased soldiers, w 46! y. ale en to the new bounty will receive reliable Crates and a copy of the law by cailing on or addressing the \bewe who endorsed the rebeilion and those who gw Cun. & N. WB. adhered to the Union. The dispatches which bring 0 do... Sionarh, wite of Wm, H. Sibley, and daughier of 190 Chi, $ SEWING MACHINES FOR « D, ano Annie H. Stewart, rent or exchange SALE, TO All tiret class sewing Ioa- “The friends ot the famtiy, and of ber grandfather, | chines, new and second-hand, cheap for cash, |” undersigned, We are now taking these claims. % me the returns of the eloction speak of the result i Cle. & iol, B Joho Hague, Faq. of Weet Hoboken, and her bro: | chasers m y exchange inac ‘er i not fiked, w: the | BL WN & CO, Solicitors of U. 8. Clauns, ane t Yoo ther-in-law, James A, (nibert, are respectiu ly in. | out extr sbines bought and repiired ag | Park Place. aa eatebyrd 3st t#® Democratic victory. That is all bumbug. aU 1600 Chi, ke viled to isa the fune ral. thie yrejmeed Ff! s Leenss are tof Broadway (formeriy ; SOLDIERS, AS WELL AS THE , us. 5.0, at 9 o'clock. from ber 3 Be deecha wold om tbh, f The gres.er part of the men who voted for Honson iia ba ge 2 Tol. & we Rg Broadway , Her romaine, will be in paymer oe — mio f 4 widows of deceased soldiers, should sre Democrate of the staunchest sort—such as | jiu) Peninsula Ist im ground {n (ireenweod Comet mot BY THE MONTH, OR WILL | Suns (or the eddiieunl w1U toxein Ug anes > MOD LL, fo Governor Buawuarr and Senator Guraaia, The | 1 Cetias Cos : fs New Jersey i WRAL NADAS be soll at low rates-Sewing Machines, of all the Agency, 13 Chaumbera sty N.Y. 300” victory {s one of rebel sentuments sud Union sen- | gw do. 20 P. m. A » - " 4 beat makers, ai 20 Greeawicheve, Persons will flud | ~~~ = ieeenia naa tha eee 19 Wout Paces ones? hw — ~——— | it to their advantave 10 ceil {here beiore buy ing or B' IUNTY —C AUTION—SOLDIERS AND ey rmer clearly prevails by twenty | y leear eer luM.& ) Pee on os RICKLAYERS, ATTENTION—A Special | renting machines; tiow . & W's, Binge their heirs are cautioned against the aumerons ousand majority. ti) Chi & Alton B.10). meeting of Hricklayers' { niog, No, 1, will be held | PHY 4b4 No. % and othe alwayeon hand. 2 gayertemenis soliciting thelr claims e bow ay ua @Z00ND Boasp. at Mlleman’s Hail, ciner 7b avenue ‘And 26.h #1, HE AETNA NOISELESS LOCK STITCH | SoUie"t Ut ere of 1501-3, an 9 7 Ts, are bow entitied, and sh Business Prospects. 19's 400 Keading B Oe teRCeY saraRIne: ANE Ueh+ Noo mein vere ‘ewing machines. Manuiactured by PLANER, | letter or in peveon at this office Yor iniormaaneny 4 my Ovg merchants usually haves good run of Fall et CALLAGHAN, Bee'y, 7 BRA NSDORE & CO, Depot >4 Bowery, sis 4, their claima wid be forwarced, Uni trade by this time of the year, but they are doing comparatively little mow. There are very few vountry buyers in the city, and sales are geuerally made upon letter orders to supply immediste ‘PO TAILOKS—FOR SALE—2 MACHINES, No, %, Singer's, im good order, mow in we Ap ply 4.0 Nauth ave 31 V HEELER & WILSON’S SEWING MA- chines, 909 Broadway, cor, Yad ot. Machi ide Ove 1" * aon Ree Coal Bf, 4 FOLICE—THE STH DIVISION, L, t Asrociation meet on Thuisday even.og, Auguas 9b, at Millimanu’s Hail, cor. 26. t. aud «th ave, ae Te o'clock, Members who bave uot Got their tioush- ly cards ase Tequested to attend, so tha: they may be supplied wi u,b om, ic ey erect a at Bisscten’ ga? Oe et Rov NTY, BOUNTY—150 YORK § STREET, Brook) iy'n, ~Soldiers who bring their dvecharges promptly jor collesiton, will be the fires ve Teoeive it. ’ ai 100 West Union 1 do, 60 Chi. rate : 200 Po FLW. & CO... $00 Mil. & ot. P. Pi. 7h 100 Chi. & Alton K., Bs £ the Assooiavio Call or address C.F, FLOAT, 150 York at Brook- wants, The present stagnation, howe does duo Pacific M.S PALKWCK BRADY, Press MARLIN uo Ni re Pt ey a yt Se Vondue WB IL Ae Se ROE ty et ong © bat wnete Ot hatinen. Pe fact ia < era se a = — “= SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO BOUNTY UN that the cholera reporishave so alarmed the coun- ty TPE fe it 2 SOCILTY NO . uew lew apply ab once, Arrears of poled “16% 10 pay Ur be , try peopla that they look upon » trip to New York "6'% 100 Hed live | ——— ena et “HOMSES. CARHIAGES. &e | oie: nmade, On Bie Sener oars On8 Oe at the present ime as about as reckless an under- i615 i Readily tik PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YoU NG ——____— 2 SWIFT, SWilr,wroniway. nee eee fy Ot taking as » descent into the fabled Poisoned Valley, | byw’ Ohio & Miss... 26 100 Mich. Cen. Ry. 11), =o Men cade os A Aut p vente art YARRIAGES, EXPRi&8S AND “BUSINESS TM YEARS SOLDIERS ARE NOTIFIED* The cholera accounts are exaggerated and distorted i Quasive a. | abs Fr t era ewe sing | ccvock. “The mieeting will ho addiens jc | phea ie rockaways ‘and. Pagalen rhe Neecondeband | ¢ entin utvon correct opr. Tet elaine pobitshed tm ae , hd ey, aging y ' 5 ory, . vrevai'sin the rural districts thas ihe pestilence is | iu) Weer Luion el. 00. 1uChia Nw W.PL, KOLL, ies J. 8. COUGHLIN, Kee, Bee, los Fok satk—A MULL Gy EARS “ULD, 1 15 | ofties. nbs He NT, 248 B dwar. dilads haal fi TEN’ pele ING EN'S FE 5 dish t 7 a eging fearfully bere, and that tbe facts are sup: | #0 bons 10 Cu We Aa: ALMIENTION-YOUNG MEN'S. E me ho ust for hur. Aino &apsing oar, Abele eta ry SANITARY COMMISSION PROTEC- reosod by the Board of Health. The couniry | 3 jo P, Fi, wW fee quarterly Pater’, Hie pcciety wilh be | Stet: Whameburgy B.D, LR ry ive Wer Cm pry key Breeder . mercbants are apxious to come after their goods, 10 Paci Barserhie Odo u thle Wedueaday evening a4 TH weuocs ab thelr | FOR SALE—A BLIND HORSE KIND IN | (tve°(Rk ot rover: bee . 5 : yeti ie tive War C.aim Associaiion as as early ada sible, nd m0 © C#m will be takea. Mr, WENKY URE ove Lily late Secretary, bas opened aa office at iil Noss ust, and age at Our 1equest, p.osecule all claims birtry erg government lor so.diery and sailors and theic heirs, #1 the lowest ra: fee i» not fixed by act of Co paren x gopiioants te Mr, GREENFIELD, w eec, office.» 0; L.¢ ensue e510 10 1 Ane Ct Lue Lue.ue.@ Of the mon.nly due PoP Dea, Puactual eivede! LO 8 wile LOR DLO ud DONAL Oau.nce, PP EENY, Brees Boys ARD J, Ubu aay o@e. 18 A PUBLIC MiebtinG OF THE L, F, M, but they prefer to get along with email orders and “walt until the cholera subsides,’ as r.any of them write, The ouly injury which the cuy business willeus ain by th's delay remiss irom the fact that some country dealers who Cattle Market, “Nationat Daove Yarns" luurn St, Ara. 7, YO tétusy Was Lhe vpessug dey oc ie new caite ysrus a Lith et.cos. bewweeu vu aud 44 avenues, $he auci@ul War. Oo. dtu abrOsh Laviog Leen Ovlter- sted (0 make roo tr & Dundsoine b.ve : is ior oat og tuuck, Can be seen at FOR SsLE—HORSE, CART AND HAR: noe Wr ail be sold wep Tu. Oly oF to, quire on t the ne stand, . Of Canal and W Zs e000 bo be A. U, pociw.y No, Sof N.Y. wilh be veu tus Po k HANDSOME PONY- | § WILLIAM E. DODG HO oe erected over the ode These ya.as der the Weuues Y CvOuug o'c.ock, at thea hal ia bul! ob ble i batay 1 * he Jen THEODOR usually buy all their goods here, have been in. pisreurauip ot Aliev.ou, Du ue . Movies 2 at eat of Ou eve. “ Lo non. Mia C, f alle My black howe i ther ete frees hie AG 4 KOvSEVE a stasis Vemeiiet ite a b lea, iu tay y Down 40 the buicher walk a ‘ess «ie meetip piopipg vy Tom 6 we L cuced to buy stocks for a. er - ene thas cliye who have tpared uo expense kn the con: | Kenuticy annyal, Mois inet anu melioney, Mest ee ee # yeatwold. fugue bis \ ad $20. 000 & Soldiers in sums of one dolar, shes. y iw ‘5 0! @ in! or ciiles bave t tion of the new mart, to led. er it in every | Giecuwood, Kenan, doy rey @ou Bir Mh Olt fois ies x cities. he ae el i the cholere reports in New Terpect, {Bly Up to the business waute of the commu Young Meats No. J. EDWARD MATHEWS, Pre FoR SALE—ONE BAY HORSE FIT FOR | Siu be naae, Boga 1 erphey on ellie eyenss purposely exaggera: po ¢ nity tho cetsblisbment occupies eight blocks of | JOHN SILVER, VY, 1, THOMAS FYAND, truck oreart, WA years old, sound and kind. tn- ihe barie BEN ¢ SE Banker, rover = York with theobject of sttrecting buyers, and to | she property Roowe as the “siousion estate.” ama | Bec, isd qulre ot JOS RY AD, 268 Lest 15tbete S. X. 160! 9% Brookiym, “a