The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 27, 1867, Page 2

- — —_ — — —— aad — =—= 3 3 ee » along by the deeke. |p, he | t tl lee the nut? exenting the ralur Orleons, and the arrest was thu: roonD Roam, eee, oa ty yower argnea | Ceedecker, baving w Tight | Consarrasiven wa ree ee oF Ie | Foueen bave fe de oe apper story, hut their | pe { ie ht lees, two taille! Work, Corr, Tribune SOUS Ge, ie 110% O Del, A Tint. C701 1 mill ice. ate wy men att , Tn France the oid Inw was fevere against | ground floors, built on an clevated 4 latte dud Liverpool S | A CORRESPONDENCE Orne iat t apd qnotes the Com lated tt w emlgations of workmen, Even now the | ace very convenicut. Moet larze house - 4 ( IN % 18 brie : K en enor te ke ans pierced | Fight ation In Franee ts hampered | China have a court, with asuuthern cxposure A Young ilero { GENERAL C0 0 “ nN “ a do... e ‘ a oe eee ©, 4 th p pa fi oe ree, | bY one serious restriction. ‘The first step is | for the women of the family, and a garden to | gone fouror five we me of the Che Mavings Quenien. | F090 Tenn. Ga new. i, oH) Go, oryy seisins & A to apply to the Prefect of Police for permis: | the north. A town. entirely built ‘ ; . eew Yous, £ wop, | Han te fet M = Gast ry ,, te Spring rion to hold a meeting, Buch amecting, not on this ayate, with wide — streets, | rad ne partion, in ad failron P New Yous, Aug “a Nor * Yo Hud Rete nr 1 th aie | Hefwge Mogul. ia, a8 A gen (once | enjoys a much treet t t ; r | 900 Weet Tniow TL 4c at Meadine It f ilie Latta atfvet ae orate i tera Wilk ate lches leseooy : ‘ Dean 8 tthe Inet few dare Thnve | io do. 4 TO MES aN te = a * : Ppollba to Wath ke pres | ei AB tf dag RN * , and 1 think that the most | 98 0d p ‘ " , find the 8 Cad i tysnine ¢ t ror Inet eave th Ped jeamp, 12 tiles beyond ' a" descritwes lakiw: 1m Boston WF 0) t co : ray onic © i ches Utbe, thn eomeda ; aria hit 1 f double bie rent Tam a ding ores ’ ue ti Ore 4 H : H att, & ; ta] ¢ beta a wee tis only by what 109 CLs AM r s ’ 7 : oh inthe fd the Clutese | Heir ponies, cut ‘ now | ternoon and evening ia the week to mydeif, | 0 West Cutou re) ag 4 Hine bie aie phan r inching f t to nourkhment, | Ole towards his commade and the eter to | jn the eves of sume WNLY. Coie 10g Lod. : 4 Py a . : ald ¥ i irate 4 ware bin » taake the tim | currespondents) to tablig 1 ' ah ‘i do ‘ ¢ f ‘ eA ' este, which latter rapid i 1) alight, Lelieving ae I do that “all work aud 09 ws ¢0.... am 4 7" ah ‘ we te ' eaital nee fed 4 ce) On the | fed thing ebould pay tor bie scalp i they | tot hich ? toe B00 CULaN. Wey k Ga . : . Hie carieeles a twee outer dale Fepertiale | KOU Mt. and ata Lar price too they | the army, and I oo hud. Ts 148 SuTusns & ; Bes icp i en) 8 Aly \a the y elleana Pecan ehettng at Win The Lndis | if * KC TM will cumanteate tle wcrct Me | 100 Obi & Mien 21 an ML dN. In. 60°9 Seek aia aes FF ‘ ae ae ia snc La tna the Wee Senter ae! 1 The Came Morting oo Cape Ame | lances, very few haviig bows aul arrows. | Quien ne Creed And doubtless many | sh hm Recon He ae ge ra a 4 ait mph ie tee , ’ 166. tat From a correspondent of the Boston Post) Wait returned the fire, and b y acseves | Ky the way, don't you think your corres: | 100 I v a 0 Cle & Pile Rew WOE . regeeatcnbaes . ; m ‘ we take the following ral tines they came so near that the t pondent, “Harmony. Divison is tones (28 Wor Uulow Tt, 4335 $00" Ao, ad face Oe s . whether ’ ° oie ett f aH lo heen HP tieottight we detictoue, Tig and | BMely touched bit. Indian after ndian til Thing leg certain Phariee we rend of in 200 Bret mcm. & ©, xo TuPA ° ap « Me ent ihe manent i werv al toe rm eit vey wan alters | LefoFe the unerring alma of Waite ax - New Testament, who thanked the Lard \ _. xs : sagrinfrrtiet ma « - ‘ iba waded saa ben minty sf) ers, and the msaulting party Was he wns not ae her men were | 100 wit hl. de NW, Porat fot ie lippmnege vite we i Tenant | Sina he, AMG, Baty Nae ea oe her te were ie a # ou. ] I vhs : a Mala y wk © War astirike of t . fi th DAES. | carried away by the survivors, acco ii Deve Cienn 2h 0% YORK SUN i ’ r ® that The | Tudian custom. — Soon he heard the shou re Ms soy Allg _ . . reas ¢ ' ; white and ad fron | appromclinng ¢ i he I 60) Reading Ro. leg * + fete faut the inere fete and tee a nal, dam to Kill the Urave boy, whe, | Ritore N.Y. Bun Ch. La Pt wa, A 7 7 . hed lasted lx w ete Sete maimed already with a bulletin bia leg, stil Te dicien kta GAA Td to: ca Palade Sad A ~ aes f private fesourres ¢ Airanuely With the’ pale Nghe. from shove, | CuCl 10 ile tnule. One warrior caine WP | ining out of my sarutgn, and not kuowing | Mel 19.0 Ohi. @N. We 4g tulaics amoag @ qmarter of = : ‘ , wae ‘ nly con vated belt earnt gue in sap) iation aud falling from bis horse with a mortal wound, | Cxpeuses, hoplug that soine expert economidt | Ym N.Y, Cen. R118 millicn readers. € the ve o « ' ; re in ardent exclamation ag the words of | while the hero of the Agbtouly got a revolver | Wil print out auy Mame mentioned which | 70) bre K.. ‘ pee enjouatble oe and ¢ ave en “ the leader Woke answering etotions in tbelt | fallin te ree a eee trie | tuliht be dispensed with o Tet | to Mud, Hiv. te, ta ~ area de ° & . fm was lappy rem euveral hearts Fencing erty caine tay mourents more the | $1,000 & yunr, or 61.23 per wack, have «| a tases 7 ey new rue - Stopping Le fore mizanee, the night | Sracting party caime up, conslating of ball ® | itp ay children, the eldest 12 years, the | POMPATIC NARKETS—wRonReATA PRioeR, 1 ; pr Racial Castume la Weliish Hontarns wind Hew aside the fl i famsaes door, ployes, when the Indias suddenly retreated, | }0WPKEEE IS mois Arie taverns matey te eel ny wi ¢, formerly @ member of the aul within we se ene whieh told that te | Wait still had strength to dismount and take | Rent 10 Tha 40 for chuloe do: #1 14 ‘ a ° The Weela ; . Rt nt hetine ate, Pirie of th np, Meetioug was already ot ihe pistols aud scalp-lock of the "last of the | Car foie and ferringe, (iy th fig womiorn; 9 Mangi0 60 for C= - « t hange will probably be pe " vs = t u \ Tantern shed « duuly pleasant Heit Chevennes,” which last he now bears asa | kets . xtra western; $11 OO@€1S ofr . - Avent Sides td . t the I twe Persons, WhO trophy of ils fight. —Leasenworth Commercial, SOX aud Ledy r 1s f 6010 8) for comimon Ww good r . “ re from at The ti Ship V A t inthe | bla e We extract asfole knelt at Lenetioe about the f the tent. | tue Loeb. 11g fhe, meat 210. ping brauds extra round hoop Obio; and $b. 6 4 r = a ya . ugh . heen & Sut The t ewn With straw, and the - - - Bre eae (Cite 126 for trade brands, the market closing qme slates were 0 as ante Abe ( Spe at ie & study tn tell The very amis’ grits sae sutcls nimortations simple in tie ext With A Singular Story. per. day) 919! _ Sonthern Fionr- Seles Gov bla at 0 OB] t fo eid bees . - im oie ere hale count 7 ren 4 in Saipan bl, te Bene. eves tley pr nia etaile cas The real circumstances of the death of that | Potatoes 70 Flour. sales 120 sacks and bbir at some i aeon 1 " okt he able explained the meaning of ma u i pera sen piration Pleading for those who charming and accomplished Princess, the one | Hatter, 2'tbs, por Week( ise, ) 1) liye Flour—Sales 189 bila at 87 0080 00 > < spared at the | re . inetauee, to show } sone “epagpe dts fee re are suid te be al howed at ble ride, mingling exhortation, | bright ray of sunshine amid the ¢ b | Tea and cotter, »| Corn Meal Sales 180 bbls city at $6 7K : rg : Bas 4 ont 0 wepoes, Lea prayer, entre nid thankswiving In eMer | hanes over the Aue hare have be ace 1) 0 Gratin Wheat—Ralew 19,000" lal ‘ ‘ “ “ iis As a significant fof tho | which ' “y a ore whites, tt The’ swaying cat Kerk spotet. Moin Ther paisa’ Tint aro: all | omy wood wad ge 1 00) $2319 for wow amber, elates Gy as Tor new au + : . . th pediment : i noe sent 10 Be nih bch Lentiy bowed, Wola ert wr Princesa, who hat accepted the saerie Medical attendance aud Kentucky at $4 4 o tre i \ to have | Wbere all the offical docnments eman mL onher thet “ 4 AV OF beste: etm ult fice which had been demanded of her, and | teite, ray, but don't cov ‘ 5 | Tye Sales 4.500 bush, New W at gions ay Geel tee Ch bacon | f avy Yard are printed aud ier tie ble moved | consented to serve as holocaust to appease | School books, sates, pencil $1.4, and Too Hveh, State wt BBR s seroma : ‘! xecuted. 'T a also n drug tore atv b ab atte Mack A DAY'S HOUTINE the god of discord by uniting herselt tu =| ete, (three children attend Corn—Rales 3 ad i 4 han thelr nsefil vik happily. twiihioe h need at polite an ‘ Why do laziest even rise ensty | tite with Prince Humbert, of Savoy, liad | ehool) . ‘ 25 | Mores 81 oleae t . < ¥ 1 mt t arqual h tmat a ak rs bi hi ape w. Donte when ir hapliee as thie? Without «eck= been told that the Prince's passion (or em: h wollte Wetece. “ ; ans ptionatiead arks ina HAAS tiveness of the situation in itself conaidered, £ | Min imporaible tnless she possessed the saine | Yoaving a balance of @6 13 to clothe seven | ern! Grutt for ‘ ph pdetdlAeoteiathisattdsoalta as may ay ' ‘ Py any Will only state Hats tbe campers are early | fondness for the odor of tobacco as the Duch+ persons, and to replace all articles worn out | Obios aud fabs tN y of ' we aud Sy f “ a rans eget yisers, “The first duty, after the morning @s8 de Valencay, who insisted on sitting with | or broke vont the house, @ very difenlt ong bb an editions! A Yor foal sic aaa haat Sal aa ; ine 1 “ Ablutions ‘are performed. Ix family prayers, her alr combed down in ber husiaud’s | matter we find it, L cam assure yon, Now if | fot Rnelish Titan ake ade | equal to the count \ Stat awinet ten for tH " The ta ching ground. ins the centre of | smoking room so that ber ring! Liebe | Faith and Work’, whose article appeared in| Hors) Salaa 2 - s : Whe American 6 : : fy the earn APeNeaded by & elteae of roothy ated with the fmgrance, Now, ii so the Sew of the ‘vad that, will inform me | gifs for Kooi = 7 and that ea ity ti o atertal 1 { t book like |‘! mee ts," each O1e appropriated to 1 that the Princess bad a peculiar | through your columns how they contrive to | ProvimioriePoric Sale 4,980 bble at @48 toa te Cora: | rulers, Custoin House officers, | ( gata ondlas AU de Pat tt f aniae Chins OF woeloty, whone jon to this very odor, and had been ad- mect thele household expenses, including rt At'$43 60 regulars § ‘ t i, oleae hah ’ " 1 eueiy all ot alae con) Wacky ite pact | athe 1s genetally posed 16 conspiewous late us the ouly ‘imeane of combating it, | choice steaka, fruit and vegetables, e., In | 75 for old mew #40 for prime, ‘and del 15 + aia aae ae = iad t f oth f ene! , EE Gn Lanse a oe terns | tote c front, Here the members assem aru to sinoke taild ehgare dance. on $5 50 per week, Land many | for prime mews, we 3 5 etaegy! : oe Metend alata 9 Sala woven fred fonu the tere | fered fototh bie before breakfast and open the day with Used by the ladies of Havana. “ifer | friends wilt feel under deep obligations to | Wee! “Sales 128 Ubla at #1sag4 for new pain i & a ai his p and 4 a Re ‘ di RGhe hlendidiv:. | Desgrer) Feadinar of the Merl pt fes'and siniritie euticeslip had Just begun, but her | them for thelr trouble, Before concluding, | Oy, MILES Sa Gr icy mates mere, . Pratricth ane of tra F otherwise passed upon, ut cach nationality | (y : pe) ‘1 The ladies and gentlemen , This duty pertarined, they betake themaclves r, the Archduke Albert, x ex= | IT shotld ke to state that we buy all articles | gpCUt, Means fais M0 pk . t engin pat " i : ze ae Ten voreorct withnstine, ‘Thechutel: is tothe large. boarding tente, whore the busy | Pressed his entire dislike of the unfeminine | that we can, by the quantity—coal by the | "Vind: alee one bbls at Iinvel8%,¢, ord ena'h i ‘ ab which We traveled ‘To Grit this maile r finest Lvacever €aterers bave prepared breakfast for the tul ractice was carried op in secret, | ton, wood by the cord, flour and potavoes Ly , lois . stores are thus enabled to | awept a nd the freedom of travel a ' i ‘ Aart Many of them have private tables, fatal event, which filled ali | the barrel Ohio, and fur 2 the kets, (0 @ great extent, and | effectually sccured as iu the case botw ‘ (r the white aba 1 Hatta OUD] Sillcee a saliote @maNeN Wil ale Gown ToMminee orrow and dismay, the Princess | Yours, very respeetfull to put up prices abuve their legitimate level. | Maiue and ‘Texas, in our own count are kept ap \ R ; Ee ea Te aden oe Laces euaeny rca be talks el RACER YE TAVEOR 4 $12 00 for Penis Un pearly every respect the housekeeper is | agrecable relief to travelers, and eloquent! es lie the V nt and hunurnye dorics, | After breakfast, a visit to the barher's shop, | the cigar, bi away with determined | Mfr. Kilivor Old we: im bowd placed a disadvantage. The cold and | proc! that the Old Worid, as we Receiving ab oucjowlivee tie pan (which ison the vrounds, with all its polesand | Vigor, when suddenly, her father appearing | I thank you with my whole heart for t Sales 240 bales at 28 for muldding Ue dealers are allied ngalnat’ hin, | new, “till me Acting Master Mbareyniore Haein oe mole of twisted. red, white and bine, x | below the balcony, and looking up to salute | {nterest you have taken in your fellow men ’ 4 hae hee Bias ah ae 2 mprove thie equare by id {roll throngh the grounds of 4 prayer meet: | Ber as be passed, she flung the burning end | to show them how to better their condition «. Salon 98,000 Ma. at 1D cee aud wi no be prepared for these things | ee dus IF Wie aude ea Botte ae Whe Wa i ing, is ut the option of the Individual, At ten | OF the cigar over ber shoulder, lest he should | by suving, ete., ete, ; but more especially will | | Prruourew. take lige for Crude! and 2402 ge Were is a likelivood that trouble, ain ee x. nd wild b apart, wiih neat ' hs o'clock comes the sermon, when the Whole Pereelve Tt, and bent low down to return bis | Ethan You if you ean help that class of | oF Henned in boud. cps tame Cs bape susicring, will be hislot, ‘To enter tho |. THE Weak aml tonpling Government of | will plant f lapel tidaest pela : lish: Hopulation crowde the bénches tn front of tulle, The cixar had fallen among. the | helpless beings, the American widows LSuAt ane sue meatnerr tae Wark scere toner Spal, pestered with insurrection and, line | rWarde between, ‘The centre will remain a yeni emablien- acber's id Joins : ip | flounces of her mustin dress; the movemen! ‘he Irish are blessed with theireonsing aud | 2’hi ay! pe rt r ‘boid tenet uanrovided with any aocemiulaiad | Cems T preacher's stand aud joins in the worship and t,t0@ fins. wheat at Sd. To London [8 x a4 y ulated | overishied by corruption hus gold a pivee af | PFeeent, « AFI ground, A service pipe frou th Vari ude daines Harper witha vigor whieh comes not to closely cone bad created a current of alr, and in an luetant | other near relatives, whose hearts are too gromucr, z.tuu buss wieat on private ierme, !To means, Ie like gong inio wattle without | iaviian property to the United States fur the | Malm lund ruption the ship alld gronud ‘ 1k. He held the lowest position | hed congregations within. brick walle, | Her dress was in flames.’ Court logiclans, | kind and warm to let the wauts of the | Gleegow per sivamer, 7000 bua. wheat ub pri+ Ace, ‘The delinquent is nt the mercy of the Li HM [with plenty of Ridgewood water for iu the otlive, AL imean and servile work was, Prayer meethigs, In the meeting tents, are in | Who love to flatter thelr own prejudices by | owed friends go unheeded. But A RSE Weetny-—n thls case an enemy that Roots the | MUM OF Ave ralltion dollars, ‘The mens ofthe | Tie ,beny of Ridgows aed Baltes cel order all a nite generally at- | seeking ® reasonable foundation ‘tor them, 4 fo own their own kin if in pov | ————- > fait y sp age w the \ new acquisition came «uddenty, lke that apa an sere nce Put uven bitn, The sons of Judges, alder tended; dinner comes froth twelve to two ; | Mave fostered the superstitious feeling in the | yey are obliged to acknowledge SPECIAL NOTICES, Back tay GAVE HO ONNeE, Very aie | ied to the. purelines. Of Rialanl home oe et mene thie tre nen, lawyers and inen of money were in preaching at three, and agaln at seven in the , Wiud ofthe Empress Elizabeth with regard. n by aby appeal frou other parties in thelr | — Bella tet co ON Ly, therefore, should at this time look ahead he | todrante on plan and a regular fie trade and merchandise arouud the printing evening by the light of the lamps and the Emperor leon by proving that | behalf.” ‘The consequence is an {il fecling to- . fn 20 the Lieak and cheerless winter, and endag- | AMeHe Becretary Sewann, like a sharp | department ie organized on board the Vermont. | aflice.” ‘Tbexe pert, welldressed, aud prod | moon.” Very aifecting services they ure. too mcaln, Fate has been at work with the | wards the applicant, and too often an unde real estate agent, kept the whole matter ‘i fas bas | They are drilled every day in thie exercise, and | triplings; often crossed the pathway of the and conducted Ina very ploturveqve and itn: tention as when she presided over | served censure aguiuat the widow, showing |)” Nigaculaa® gg Wor to bulla ups barrier agalast deatitutlon | secret until the birgain was cousumusated, | areveryeficicnt, Hy thewny, rea uote there | THLE lad. His shoce were heavy, coarse aud prosaive mmanuer. “Meeting for prayer close | Sulfering and Magenta for, bad uot Victor | the applicant that any Interferciice on the | b&¥ing & triumphant run at this evtabh ud suttering. A good eoonomical plan for | : ese Aen the yard Monday | UUaMlNLY. His clothes made from cloth man+ the day uel been establish King of Italy by | mubject of relations was too offensive to be ‘The houses are filled nightly with farhiouable an hourckeepere—pertiaps better just now than | O24 then held it up to bia wimiring constitu. | was « little exciten ated in the yard Monday | tyctured in the old homestead, were rough r Emperor Napoleon, there find been no | tolerated.‘ Our American courias, " as well delivhted a fan lilac Tee fees ti lite: tina Is to | Cnt 8 tuck w Largaln—only five millions! | evening (9th) by the discovery of fire In aemall jn material aud slovenly In mabe. The youtg Matches of irk, | likelihood of the alliance with Prince Hurne | as other 100 proud for the ood week of the p appears a placing ore eae ” | But in the execas of joy over this subject, it) Tom ured for the preparation of palut iu the rear | bucks delighted to sidkele James. “They | any. 4 bert; consequently no need to practice the | of soviety or the advancement of Christian the ( visitors, ‘The thrilling ecene of the Buy in considerable quantitics such boned ca y iA of the boller shop. ‘The alarm was given, vt the | Would shout to him across the strect—“Did | ‘The Japanese and the Arabs have recently art of smoking to overcome the wholesome | princ many of them, will | arawbr'dse of the old castie draws down tremen articles of necessity ax cant many be woll'to ‘remind tho Hon, Gooretary | rn cchika Bite Wepastinent’ were ptomplly al the ts come frou Pati Jim, give given our amusement-loving public some ex- | prejudice experienced against it, and co: coutribute ly wo eocletics, wold castle draws dowa trem pastineey Pome , i a t chased te advange. For example that, while these real estate barguins imay Le | Ouice seeking adimlesiaan Ooo onctna aciy wee dito your tailor.” “What did’ your traopdinary. entertainments, but none of duently the dreadful catastrophe would not | but when it comes” t_ relatious, tie! | Mus applause a Ml wha K very enticing, we could do without | Eye ner ee ; mother give “a yard for your broadelith 7” | h é bite BANE happened. —Luris Correspondence vf the | of blood and — kindred, they" haye | Bave tead Miss Braddon’s story should by ail Je now comparatively low th prc ee ly Mi vlc Ot tte | etzatted whieh, with tho avisance of the en | Sommcthues the rade fellows enue near aud | eet, we sbould think, cw equal an exblite | Court Journal | Bo knowledge of any but rich and power‘ul | means visit Banvar's and seo the drama before 1 Te is not likely to decline — fur laser has tua d Fittte tat, | Loves of the yard, apeedily extinguished the | under the pretense of | of the fluen Dithon lately witnessed by an Engtich traveler = Pride! O, pride! thy downfall was | {y taken off the boards, for this i# the lust work of Ger, but, ou the contrary, it may advance | ™ ve Goverument owes a litte bal | lanes, The toes was about 8d The utmont care | of th cloth, woul grab the Heb,“ Tusalting at the Kapp Theatre, in Stocktolin, Sweden. | How Paver Collars are Made. Jp the South, | ‘Thank (od for Ht | ihe yay, ani a ic ik Grae 1 he hese of cna nanfgatlone Tope | SH. AO oT ano the | brecatdaners of tie amare aut ng aa thn wa ie ocr foe 4 This wana screw of wren mache les} A correspondent devertea the proccasfor| There It was subdued by the sword and | Gr nag wy ite taionich 20m Toe thie winters te tala eee neo nee eee ee eee ee Aten cramer Heat into cowardice tweon irl, and ts descrited making Peper collars and calfe ot « factory 10 | rivers of ink and the pen. Widows, rally wo | pace, Gabe Wh sf therefure, prove to be a good Investinent, | COUNMY can hardly stagger under. OF course vic : Lary ua aig p They were apparently of the class eallea | Biddeford, Me, The paper from which they | the rescue, ‘Tell your own story in your own | Fas vibdhipeh a danchi Nearly ticle of consumption that | Seve millions here, five miliions there, and | Ue witha tleas thats tl FE : ode | extras at theatres, and were dre long are formed comes in large sheets of the re- | Way, and, no doubt, Mr. Leach will help you by bititated persone, females ht fe ’ : ty ten mill other place, make a com: | Me feeelving ship, aud no man (excepting, of | The young pr naw that he must end Q shirts, fasteulng around the th quired thickness, Some forty of these sheets | %@ Make known yonr sorrows and sufferings, | and the ag oar p aus abs Those cannot be produced in the w Danny en tively iA ‘ muree, th + of the phip), Ie allows | thin trv wit be could: only doit by t waers of the devordenr, | WOre h Boles | Tell how many ‘useful things you have In| who have tested the wlue, recommend ite nse had laity teeter eer Paratively small aggregate; but there bs dan. | Cums Mn emer a the ably, 1 tahhyg a firm wud manly stand. He bad t of nd boots. ‘They had teen | 8f8 placed one upon another, and then moved | pledge; how you bave to deprive yourselves | $4 Hrendwe pry ean ciilelae iil Ue © of mgking a | Ret that Mr. Sewanm hag conceived a mania | frye Ti dace wie T we was his pure ted. in certain rules for the. strife | wader the die which cuts through the whole, | of everything Ike comfort for the sake of | a aeeneeete as ? se for real estate purchases, and that will ‘ t tinier!’ Chat (whieh defined the space of the adversary’s , Giving the requisite shape to forty collars. | keeping a shelter for your children. ‘Tell of | ‘The Howe Machine ¢ ing Hove fit t nd If consar ; i 8 f 1 't0 the rece 4 5 Ay H : { i protit hy d and | DO aay aciontin rider Ve : wr Would pot be wshamed 6 Mitt Hedy for the gripe, and forbade pinching and | be paper is then moved under the die again, | the rich relations you have, and how they | Jr, Highest Promum for Sowing Machee-a that profit, t he x r b tl) . ‘ Ault aid position tha Kicking), all duty dot forth in the playbills; | iuttenholes are ext made” Rome batt | HAYS treated you. Tell how {mpossl {sin the United States, L awd Parle, On" gestions will evoke from many read Pees aIaNe! OF Fen Al) OF the F Veaving the Vermont ani its f to duty: pweeures the pay ofa rhx dollar a night « piece, and a | 4he buttonholes are next made, | Some balf’ | for you to amake’& decent appearnn Pag A rea rtsatae egorpon mes Or me ; re 80 tan rm, Wo wers towed across tothe Yan where, Hk be Hho. to be uiposedl tom, pride on foe ree dolians for the winmer, were | o2eu collet are placed under the dies, wud | your children at chureh. God has prowlsel | away, 1 feb virgin, who bad uo oll in their lar The Brooktw Novy Yard \ hat ts Doing me and whl 1 lied nt 15 | pal anneae tlskea een a” The princle | the collars are placed one at a timo under ® | Uw'e (rend. Wich God eae ad, the Lsaeeadn eer h Ma ok rae y at the Important 1 t. Many w me whee tne een Uy yours iat deliberately set a the pall that he was, thee nid as the fate wf each pair Was dee | He OF mold which lnpresses the stitching up- | promises by rat doing for yourselves all you | aiticle, Suld by all drugs ae that F ; Ono of the t and . u mt » caity 1 ‘ ‘ Jed, toe vanished mitt feared gh ther and marke the ling by which the cole | can to move and atir up the better tellings of : vision — for sow y 7 Wo the . Jin my ead Like good When Tal eo side to wrestle again with are then doubled or turned over one at a tine A Wivow. Schenck, of Philadelphia, will heir ‘ oat ot iny ti \ up for inyselt f ‘ Her by bund, rum througle & machine which pre », 82 Bond erect, New York cau i are now of arch of ivema which may bo a et any Fup Kor sasselt ata equally fortuate. with: hers at MIM they ate fniehed. They are |. The writer of the above Is a type of an une Lepeme een rieaet t f " ree ee " : y s me years alter, struggled In good earnest, aud. th Cre ay te mad Ua a targer oueswhen they | sufferings are heard of the least. We ca | ore - son, » ‘% arily . . : x aig ; ; i rtp HU Hind bevoe Ghaubeliie editaenee of iets Be ty ‘ by sinlr te hearted ag she believes them to be, but that | manuiatured tnt airy, He works: mora te w i : ye be had ki get rend S| are stitched and then packed f cre are wnany like those of whom sho ¢ hoiselvas han any other aud inthe Dest for uur bs Mt ‘ ‘ Ona cn the names of en Mel antl iisen acttne, ed cheer plaias ts only too true, nes al Bolduc : to . fer aren aps : ' reulptor's chisel to Beltre telecle taateriee :| “Bosiwess."T am pestered with tho | Wheeler & Wilsows Lock-atiten Sewing 3 othe Lying wher ieieg ae shi vt ree, | red Hivun Loe Rane Pic aearape ain umulation of old clothing, from which [ muchine aud bu : Br ni : H hie You have tive we ae no collars “are mn tell my wile to ent the buttons, and throw | %8% = ae : vt , i hon f Dal have a good YY Revere; at most are gold of 1 the rest into the rm Sho hesitates | “Exposition Un fari4g US? be ‘ , " a , ° j «The mister wiv SG Bacon la ea 15 ii The present cay of thinking that second fh thing dealers | Whee adway, New York, Ley w S 4 t prised ty bear A Bus | Seis Ties he baci actory is 25,000 collara& day, will pay eaough to help get mew. How ie | awan niuin-® Gold Med. f On me Nuit nieution af ret 1 rection wor i new citing machine nearly ready, ite ‘eapar | this Mr, Editor ? for the {Sewing Machines and Butt i : : weit Attedy Ail “he eo tha | fina wien tho : 2 | city will be more than doubled. “Most of the | Anscer—They will not. ‘The second hand | hele Machines. | ‘the only gold inedal fr i). « 1 M " AL lis a ; Tite te hit menttee | he geldtror mer PL oedk 4 Bete the watae tants 428 | dealers don’t buy euch. ‘They only want the | and fwc-simiic of medal at Whevler a W the present week t . 4 Vgive hin th ale he $ get "is extremely methetic exhibition, with | ths nuniber will be required, ee’ | tittle rolled plumage which the highly dres its, very unwise policy, and is th t 4 x ; Blase tho Jom Fula was readily wens atid: 1a0 | memanees an Ine teepee aoa A. prneetiatecn - 1 World casts off, and the well worn . Vasbring, destitution and want. Cold weathe, | Co! : " ws reeled per opened’ a sual book and job pridting Ofte immortal Nght or Sayers and Heenan | ‘The Jewetry Manusacture tn France, | often mended clothing which senslble people | Pr | i PH bri . sued demand up Pal Ret cleaned M ' vice in Dover stivel, Evert Dughitich, the Meween @ conpie of wrets lied Whitechapel | A Paris letter to a Loudon paper says wear until thrown aside, there Is no market | COTTON On, Ang. 8th, Mrs, Mary Co:tes ree } perec 3 | govern w t « paiet W. We Low, | elie Bubllalse Df that Cand the first | Mew atiwoe rx. dell Med, ater The Jewele re nd gold miths of France are | for, Give it to the poor, who will pay you | 67th yeat of her hy’. : ; ‘ i rip employ the Harpers. ‘The Hirst book pube 1" 4 most important body, wud aro coutiuuall, i : e funeral wil take place from the residence fae ot cn Le trylng | ealllng ap the dames river ’ tw uek the moniior coples Of which were delivered on the oth cap rior jowelers and trinket makers wil soon, prove | more than iv value as buttons and rags, afternoon, Aug Oily at B o'clock, Her rena ne bow w the nation. Seven th ” ted Cap s V7. The second job was ° a to the visitor who reme re the French | = _ | Will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter period em at t Ye m » nf « nee. The book to lg, The decay otartin Liverpool has set in| fewelry and goldsimith's work of 1555. Paris aol aad 26 ' i és atin mee : mach the Inca wnens | RRA wal Prayer t With a vengeance, ‘heart exbibidon rooms |» the Ceutre of the trade; but there are great | __ Fimametal News, Markets, & »-FTVZGRRALD—On Angust 18th, 1667, Mise ly we e yitida'l nae Ge iteer hence tea aaiee : Gantra Auge Ree tee ercotyped. "That part of {in Old Postottice place hus just been turue | Yeauehes of At at Lyons, and Marseilles and New Youx, Monday, Aug. 20, 6 P. M.— | F ration) Ree, : ' Detween the na rity f ¢ yiwent of 4 T ane . t c. ‘They had contracted , C1 into a receptacle for dead pigs, The pigs | noreaver, yt ene 4 ih reper podr The Money market is less active, there being tend the Aueral, thie Tuesday afternoon, Atice concerning the removal of Suriivax, there parsed away there aie a “ ase, tand Ny cotéa token “They are really wonderful: the “ freaks of nature” | annually wed by French jewelers and gold. | 18 Call for capital than hexetofore, Gove fib: ai,4 o'cluck, from his late residence, sii ia no ground for the con 1 st el t iy, and fou would lave to pay the full whieh they iiustrate are certaluly marvellous | #miths is eathnated at 17 tons, while the man- | erument stocks are eteaty and without | qowrtL.Introcklva, Aug 20th, of eeneuey jaccords w polities! y Ade| The et » the Navy Yard, ae» when je sh stereutyped, aud ‘ho profit and the proprietor eannot be blamed for pro- | wéactured silver amounts t0 $9 tons. The | much change in price, Gold has ranged fr of the late Jorej a y ' a u Th bey Ha a ee ‘iditie | total annual f the gold and silver ae - fipvbadeet Of the late doseph 4 ae ple pase asia 98 vould be leit to themmelves, "They resolved | curing what he considered to be an eligible nual value of the gol ver | 14015 to The week!; 1 falar. Qiiethereherac nappa | eee om. «ee ; Sieliaaiiien Site cha wean He gactangeegensl| ean nha is conatdered 10 be an eligible | Wonk ar Pinca sot Sek ot eatst | 210% to 141, ‘The weekly Dank Statement | Aen fund ial Mn his letter dated the 17th iuet,, the General, Viles of but and various » y : ¥ ’ lows Vut it Was doue, and gave great satis | duce of a sow belonging to Alexander Carro- | Sx¢luslve of | precious stones. There are has been mace, which shows the condition of of hin brothers-in-law, Jobu W. Tieherior aud furges, iu the strongest terms, that Surnipaw | Yemlent dietaucer apast guns of d “ © ta It Was prviouuced the best piece dis, of Great Crons nttcet, Headford: Mr, | 244 persons tn the trade, of whom 12,000 | the New York City Bauks this week and a Hi Dellingham, arg reepectfully invited to feat ectainaa Ih} ‘ pland ae sentinels ready tw deal death a « 1 y ever seen in New York, | Carrodus purchased the young sow along | fe strickly workmen. ‘The number of mans | ast | attend the funeral cn Tuesday afternoon, A. y Piructlon to every fos, Notwithe t rl rot the Work. ¢ frou this | wit 1 1 i ufacturers is 1,260, Tia great trade is car | 27th, at 8 o'clock, from bis late residence, 847 uid fur ut to ray that be mok an \ 1 k condug frou this | with another at Leeds on the Ist of July, aud fe : hoe. 94. |e. taekiy ial . i li He pearance, Hike *Artemus Ward, * dustry, probi the singular olfbp first saw the light if Med on, as a rule, in small workshops, aad it | Loans gan cureit | 3 eacrificed hundreds of thoura \ ; ; ; He Dustucss In New York July: Gut throw of them soon dled, and finally | Yews of the French small worksbo poten, | Clrealetion ; 736,149 | == =——=3 : 4 ay talc win . aid, coutaitis oltieiat © establishinent becate the other (wo followed, ond now all are pres There are not many masters who émploy | Peps 4, TwAT44, 101 | , iver ti ! y L Hato piere rades un . ql ary ta To the original fim, fa 12a. th ne OE served in spirits, ‘The following dese ription more than cight or ten workmen, A groit | Hsu! Tenders 09,478,793 64,960, 000 SEWING MACHINES, Mue letier 1h be more emph thie ¢ an Adilrat Chas. It, Bet, w Alimerent countries of Europe, 1 appear eph Weotley Harper was add Ju 126 may give some idea of thelr appoarn No, | Many of the skilled inen work apart, and SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, | & LLNEW SEWING MACHINES TO REN fn its conde ha Paeaaan) rh pam lay voanol tha Flocher Harper joined tie fen sefour T Nasa monstrons month, with the upper S@Ploy one journeyman and apprentices. } AA st reduced cates by WAHIN & FRENCH mpily presi ; i t \ v0 unk H iske the house of Thumper Broihess.. The jaw turned up like an arch, has two tonsyes | Che female labor used in this trade scons |g. r¢ oc. IRAE ROAR | at 190 Canal st, near Bowery, and 909 Eighth ave fr A repecttid “ Portugal, Denmark, Sweden aud Tha 1 Hote bas How a Worldew Wie. tis the Wil w row of teeth on each side. Tthasaleg Sued to the polishing process. Since the $001.8 Ge. 'S1.c.U14 400 Adame’ Bx, C pear wth at, | Kecond hand mack teag ba a et y re | i Col the kind inthe World, ‘The groat four cars: the tall eon. the: back, and the | ¢xbibitlon of 1856 machinery has beeu Largely | 2nd CS, 6stexl's: 109) for ouh oF part payment, All kinds 5 Phere ave in . son c to daprisonn for a term va t Ww Hon of a pertect book. , The fore feet resemble the human hand, finish of the work. ‘The French do, los Al THR LATEST IMPROVED SRWING y ; ; ; (ran oislleeAaee tn ike cao odie cinic Foe books are matnly sold in slecia, | with four fingers and a thumbe and ang | Committee assert that * plated gold jegcice do.) 569108 Preerentiaehi nes for eale mud to rents “Sge at ees Pa f Phe Cling ls carried on asa distinct uele back part resembles that of a ‘cow, with fs Without a rival abroad, and euables' French | 2400), 40 10g tally y and Howe's always oo land i bhai A Fase Kau Hoe “i shbia that ofa calf, No. has great tat ears and | £0ld Work of Knglaud and Germany.” ‘Tho | ecko aye asibac ts era rie artalartth tons ‘ he | hue shoulders; the tail ison the tack ¢ the | 80¢ial conditions under whieh thls trade ie | {oer ee: Leto 8, 10 A. NHBELER a WITSON SEWING a1 ' { i have hither tr author, type mm | head and «yes resemble those of an elephant, RON perree n appear to be extremely happy, | 1000 Teun, 6s, ex.c wo ching for sale | 204 Bloecker et, in good or hy the I ote OFT ra { + but minus He truuk aud luske, No.4 ned | and favorable to its prosperous dere 1! | 2000 Va, 6a, ex jd , vis i eat } Romtirana rat ANUWcture, M J "paper trom the imawufacturcr, | five claws on each of the fore feet, the hind Slee 150 the masters aud workmen have | 4902. C. Ga, 100 WING ‘ 8 ve 7 ~ ; \ ‘ , ; re RNC INE sonow hit RetRTU Tee OF Pet eek? | respective isceresta © CUMMING OF hele | 1000 Mea ti: abid te tos iteut of mac ed Machiu : i rt 1 y N is four ears, the fall on the back, arn = ro eet ae paired and Improved, 140 Leonard et ” ' Chines: Bweltag Hons un ar forehead, r j Shifting the Gemoral, 00 Al & Tei, in toy ~ — a “ He Wi ‘ ive th lv ‘ by Dr. Catte, | 9 pears deeply Linpressed ne | The w banglag the Southern Gene~ | Mm Mich. Cys, maid goo Muay f bye gg He tat anted y pre 1 dint ‘ i reeds as tho feet on each fore | rals and all Generals not In harmony with | BupPitwee er’ geuy Hoe Redd e's, Mawes 4 F lon of ‘ \ ' ‘ pare Of two, appear alimoer | Me President will continue, ‘Terry apd the | 10 Ch AL IL-1 © B00 do. tlc @ bought au hanae F bad 4 i ' y dor whe cla acrab nore than a * ficht the Indians and guard wagon traing, | 0 Cle &T. ts, 0 6s 1 11 Cen, THERLED LSON'S SPW! q a r we iy ‘ They di We cal r rs 8 4 R & WILSON'S SPWING ie ; y OF rn : Nees Mer Cele au reunember, Whilst {he gars of No 4) Howard will soon follow, | Biekles’ head is | yp AU+ fs Wk. tin, 400 Cle, & Ditte, 1 VW hl ale; beon ouly a 6b f Valle vier ates brReTh H Seat tub thay uo Ihe hase OF 9 bumnan. Wal here aro iu dauuers He will probably be sent to New | an arian’ itoeg 4g CG Will teil cheap, at 9g Sixth a 4 k cand ne Met f TARY CUVEE peculnictiaa | 63 While Pope will be returned to the | fli Commercedia® 400 Chi, aN, W ~ ree ee ‘ (pare Pea ena Ray is Of dy we find many Sioux country, Meade will probably take | 10 Ocean Bik. 5 100 io, WAREEER © WILSON, SINGERS A, . by 1 a GUT 8. Doro } ‘ Lead darn Ae Bay rhysical attributes of the porcine world Sickles’ place, and Halleck the place of Pape, | 160 Canton Col!) 47 100 Chi, &NW. Seah con reel, Sar bale, Oxcaaseptir Feceanie foot ons ‘ y ne or farce, | Hub bie cul araerth i } adopt ake aa a whole, they wie al 1 It is sald, on good authority, that Sheridan | 109 Weet Union i, 43% 80 to. with plenty oF work, Athuels and white. shirts, partici Tbe vides are Vand aby m fast, Wu, yn rogly aalpee Uy i sesOhe, ad. are, Shea ehoy Csinwalat freaks of nat lave | bud snudo outan order for (he-asrest aud trial| 2° do tig to ae Tee Elan oF work, AMael, and whtte ‘ t y bart about & feet al hae haat ecoualinl ( peyvalegrin, ae | Cer withease ousands of 7 © betore a snilitary comuisslon, of Gen. Stead. | }! P48 ie 300 Cle, & Tol, Re 123g . ' ’ 3 }o 860 them, and the ‘ rt} inan add Gen “Rousseau, tor imped re 09 0 on Te oF He wre EW! MACHINES TO RENT IY . siti 4 . 1 ot \ j ¢ thie construction, The law gives him that power Gs” “ony. RN Ie any