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m? ? >?, 'y ni?'i ou? <" '?, i?i? r/vnmlf?.<
ii-1* to 01*0 ?n? bolt* for uoMiripuo-'i of ? >(*.
Oc wgi* fu'ltler
* * tuou*ra July 1,1869.
Vt Walker, ni>m'o?,. <1 10 ('imgi-en* i? the iKinoorali to
wire od Moo A. H ' ei-hens nominee 10 ?coop' of the to
WMIM.
TIm Omc ol fluia<r, tin Nailowh
Boston. July I, 1869.
The oouneel tor Cjrrai W. Plamer bore (tone to Port load
to *rgu< o writ ut trior o*for<> Judge C Ifl nd.
Kltco At UM tVu(.
ctt Louis, July t, 1869.
Ths e?tenet we plaoieg mill or Laud, Patriot k Co , 00
Mam ttrevt, who I ml uigut totally destroyed by Are, toge'W
with three a ijo uiuy nonara. Peroral other buildIt
go vers hadlj damaged. Lot* about $66,000, on which
the ttBiraenc Is $iU,000.
Cincwiwti, July 1,1869
Tuere waa a large Are at Marietia yerterday, deetroylog
f?ro,*-n.j to 1 he ataouot of $90,000,00 which there is a
partial insurance. .
Aim ami on lb* Btniela Bey.
Biwros, July 1,1889.
Heeona.tba Heeieta Bo\, was assaulied by a party of
*0tunes sear the National theatre Una eeeolag, and badly
bruited by a.ui.g abot wounaa around Me be*a.
fecMeM or the gieuuhlp %U?ntlo.
New Utumia, June 80, 18M.
The etoamabip Atlantic, bouod to Key West, pat book
yeeteruay ? Ui nreteu oylioaer
Wm UnMed iuuee hloop-of- Wor Saruetk.
ttoerow, July 1, ISM.
The United Btaiea aioop-oi war 8araua*h, front PeaaaC'>
a, i? ata'iCD'f ! Debt Hoaee Channel She la Mid to
hove the yellow fever w board.
Vuael tahoib-Ooavlcilon of HattMen.
Norfolk, July 1, ISM.
A ??ije three n.n*tod achower la aaoore Of eea ml lea
onb or Chincoteaque, aod wreckera have gone to her
aaeix-ance
<11 oiofre oad Are other*, tried for mutiny oa board the
Buiy Piyiof iJragon, were acquitted to-day la the United
Slaitw Court
Uho fc-urepa Oucward Bound
daOKviLta, July 1, I860.
Tne.royai m.u a eamtblp Europe a> rived at Uau'ax at
h quarier ?o leu o'clock iwt oigbl, aad sailed again for
Lavt-rpooi at half poet eleven.
, Marfctta.
New OiaBAsn. June SO, IBM.
Ooltou rather Inactive ana uaebaaged in prion. galea
to :*> 8?> ba>ea; mindltng 11 Xn a .gar buoyant at do.
'for 'alt quality Cora d m; mixed St IB Oata firm at
QtttiO. UflTee Ur n at la Ho
Naw Orlkanh. July t, 1869.
Cut'c-?Siiea to-dai 1,50') balea at ll)?o. a tl^o for
Bt<"' la.i 'ti* ralxa of ib- wrea add up 7,600 bilet, and
t e r. ,.- pta 1 ,iw hitUfl, uCH'nit 3.500 for the 8i<ii6 period
Boat y a' n>e np.r ? fur 'ha week root up 18,000 balee,
an-' u.x-toui oaj-oiu'o dan- 1,71*,000. Receipts at this
f>i* uh-aii of laatyenr 1 in.ooo bileg; do at all Southern
DO la 7U8.UO tuvik 64 < 00 bal-a Pro vhta to l.,c?rr.nol
Sterling ?Kcb4i>ge ?*1ht#ut alle ation. Oof.
"t u- Tb- eak** of u>e wdoll tun up 4 000 bsgs. and tne
1 <"l? 4.2 0 dttgs; prune IS q-Oled at ll>?C.; Stock
8 ,?' '-aiB, >.aii!( 3<..?0 bat a last year. Lonsdale's
yesH tu rg?a makes tbo lm aorta 1 or the year at this
V t ifo.oof i'u?8, do. si a11 porta 1.263.1 Oo bags* an ta Oraasr
noer isat yrar of 287,000 bags Freights bn cotton
to Havre Jfo.
4AVAN*y*0, June SO, 1869.
i otton?8alrs oi ?bs week, 600 bales; receipt) ditto, 720.
S ock at this port 2 > ,6u0 bales
Ohahuwow, Jane SO, 1859.
Cot on aovsnoed Jfc. a on toe week; sales to day
60'* bales; aaVs of toe Wr.uk, 8,400 bales- uoort middling,
UXoallJgo.
Bitnaoai, Juaa SO, 1859.
Flour duD; sale* of city mil's si St* 26. Wheat?Nothing
<)nfrn inn q'totatous nominal; wh.te 81 43 a >106; red
Hi 30 - $ 46 Osrn ?lea?.v; wotte and y-'llo* at 78c. a
6-i.i Proylalo ja rtead>. Whit key dni| at 27)4c.
PBiunsLrmi, July 1,1869.
Flour doll; enper8n? offered at 85 60 Wheat dull; red
9' on Corn Qroi; sales 2,(00 bushels yellow at 82o.
* buikcy dull at 26)40 a 27c.
CmcnMATi, July 1,1859.
Flour unchanged; sales superfine si >6 a 96 10. Whiskey
dull at 2b)tc I*joviaii>i/S dull tnd nominally unOhabgr-d;
t o buyers St present Amies
Oswauo, July 1?6 P. If.
Fmur uocbaDged and dull Wo. nt in mod-rrato deI
maud; cars 8,0f0 bushels, Including 3,000 bunhels Milwaukee
club at $i, aud 7'10 boahriis Canada club at
Si 2n. Cora In good demand and market belter; sales
21,000 busoels si 75c. s 70/40. ran*, fre gbts du'l and
unrnog.-d, ]irii>o.i>?IP.71 0 bushels corn. Exports?
7.700 bt'nbeis wceftt. 9,0oo bushels o-irn
IBuKKiLO, July 1?1 P. M.
flour artlvr and utrudy: su'ns 1.8jU bbl?., at t5 a S5 50
tor tHa'r, fro? "bid ?ro ppriog ?he?t; $6 75 a SO 1
01 Um *'it>cou?iD, 1(1 76 a $7 (or (X'ra tlich gai, Iunaua
ana Ohio; S7 29 a 8* to tor double extras Wheat quint
o<l coat'oa this innmiog; sp'lng alloat it 87 Xc.; 1,300
bio he's crime M >w*>ikie club it SI 20; 2 300 an. mixed
sikh r Illinois at $1 ti%\ 1.7G0 do red Indiana at SI 29.
Com firm and oomi:a< at 78c. Oatsnominal at 43o- BvrI;-,
quiet Rye?<m*ll ?el*-s at $1. Wtuakey nominal at
S4X" a 26c. Osoal 're-gnta s'eady. Lake imports?1.900
blur floor Canal experts?900 ibis, flour, 0,900 bushels
wbest, 8.700 do corn, 94 do. oats.
Buffalo, July I?6 P. If.
Flou' active sod steady: sales 1,400 bb:s. st S4 90 for
Biur. ?6 ? 96 90 for State from Chicago spring wheat,
S6 79 a SO I'IX for extra Wmeontlo, SO 76 a 97 for extra
Mlchiysn. tod ana and Ohio; $7 29 a S7 60 for double extras
Wneat quiet and coi fined to small lots. Cora
S'eady: sales 6 400 bu hide i-dinary niinois at 7Ac Otts
bitter: sales 8 000 bosbelsUpper Lake, to arrive, at 4tc.
Barley doll at flOo. Rye?Sales 3,000 oushels at SI, Caual
freiph't steady. Wbtekoy nominal at 2to. Lake imports?2.000
DDIs, flour, 2,000 busnets wheat. Canal
exports?1,000 bbls. flour, 0,600 bushels wheat, 8,700
bushels com, 9,400 busne's oats
Auuirr, July 1?0 P. IL
Flour IB better demand; prices unchanged: sa'et 1,400
bbls Wheat?No Mies. Corn firm and scaroe: sales 6,000
bushels prime Western yellow at 84c. Oats In better demand
; price* a ebad<< lower; sales 16,000 bushels at 49c.
Tor Canada Bast, slightly dam seed; 47X0- for do. In good
order, and SOo. for crime Canada West, all weighed.
Whiskey quiet and lower: sales 90 bbls. at 29Xo. a 29c.
Our Wuubiguni correspondence*
Wasuisoton, June 80,1890.
JV Political Oouip of Washington? What the President
it h yo iod to Haoe Said?The Way Douglas lalki?Neu)
York PrlUiciant, (fic
Notwithstanding the very natural, but, on tho whole,
Stioerfluoua comments of the ConUtCulion and States upon
4jo utatement* tn the Huuld, thai political as well as
peraoual reconciliation bad taken place between the Provident
and lion. Robert J. Walker, it la notorious bore tbat
a full at d complete understanding exists between those
4wo dia'lngutsbed personages. Attempts have frequently
beuu male of late to elicit from Mr. Bucnanan declarations
of bis views and intentions wltb respect so tbe
C'nai leeton Couveutyoa. The President la roportoi to bave
Always replied, substantially, tbat be blraself would, under
no consideration, accept a renomln&tlon, but tbat be
intended to make bis lnlluence felt In tbe nonflnatlon of
his aucceesor; and be is s&td to bave added, "My private
opinion Is tbat no person in tbe country stands so food a
Cbanco at prrsout of obtaining a majority of the votes at
Charleston us Mr. Robert J. Walker." Now, It Is perfectly
Idle <o suppose tbat such an expression of feeling would
n?vc p'oc* eawi irorn tbo lips or so wise ana sagacious a
politician ufl Mr. Buchanan ii, if tho rumor of an entente
ivrdiale between himrelf ana Mr Walker wore utterly unlounoed.
Neither is H necessary to suppose tiat the
terms of reconciliation between tbem possess anything of
au explicit nature fn? prito, gencroHlty, and even dello.iC>
of noth of the gentlemen would revolt from any
fjither uutwaid inauitealatuQ of fanun of Interests than
night be contained in the words ''let bygones be bygone*."
The prolonged stay of Senator Douglas In your oity
gives > me to abundant speculations wkUl regard to his intent'oas
end tbe mode be te prooablj adopting of opening
a v'goroue Presidential campaign. It Is known that the
-t'L.ttle ?iaut" feels perfectly sanguine of belag able,
through bis friends, tosoontrol the Cburleeton Convention,
und be will not give up the hope of securing the nomination
lor himself until toe very lost moment. Thn assurances
of support which have been given him by politicians
of the Prior and Bangs clique In Virginia, and the
repo'ted approaches to a clear, private understanding bo'tween
hlmseif and Wlgr, have excited vivid expectation o(
success in tbe m>na? ol' Douglas' friends. Hisstoox standi
neurly as high as New Vot e Central, and the bulls have
pi?sessiou of the market. His letters from North Carolina
ucJ T cnessee llaticr mm with andr.wr de rote prognosttcatioi
regarding tbe future, more fair than he could have
antlcipaieo, and oe talks of Missouri, Maryland and even
ILonitlnua, as about 10 be brought near enough to the pale
of squatter sovereignly to iuduce them to remain silent
upou tbe aubjeot. We hear alto that a secret, but most effective
Douglas organization, bus boon establishod in tbe
{Sate of New York. 96 there le worry preparation for
com'ng war, and the inns has not yet come to think ol
who will be among the killed and wounded.
1 may add here that Mr. Douglas takes tho full broad
ground ol Mr. Bats' letter on the subject of tho rights ol
adopted citizens Ho stands, thereiore, opposed to Mr.
Cass and to tho viewu of the Uiblnot, who maintain thai
an Austrian, French or English citizen cannot be released
by naturalization from previous claims upon them by theii
respectivegovernmcni* Mr. Douglas adopts the vlos
-that naturalization metamorphoses tho recipient into r
lew being, and releases him from all put obligations
Why not of debts and crime as well as mere political a.l j
ftanoef
New York politicians?Cochrane, Maclay, Fowler, Ma
ther and others?have rather abounded at Wtllara's o
late. Tbe object oi their visit is connected with an earn
oe* desire on tne iHirt of the Collooior of your port to go
rid of the responsibility, and of a portion of the enormoni
expense, of the present publto tore system. Tho s tori u(
of goods for the Custom House will probably be given ou
horesitor by contract, with a saving of two huntlrei
thousand dolla<s a year to lite government, and a vor<
helnhful wi'Odirs out of Mm mo** 'azv, noxious element
wnich is now ounnected with the patronage system I.
your city.
Pln? Arts. |
TOR COHfaNlON NIAOAttAl. i
When Mr. Church tru exbib led bis lassouS piot'nr of J
Niugtiru uoprolt?ti.>uul rimers oarm nniir??? i j
with It* fidelity unl *ra dear Tbei'Uboratioa.hpwerar, (
lib which it* details ware wn bed o il, au<l tin cei Ith |
o' effeU produced by II, were qanbt '*'? dsoonJ J
N>*uiuoij t Inlrnt with eaob other lu toe treatment -I *tf '
ltd wuler, tb&l a< lists were unlnpiMd te ooaondo t'u
'intsrtuiiiiDl mi rmof the ore. It was bold thai, al |
hough Mr Church ?aa peueot otudnat- uud laiiUwr of ( J
DH urn ble mind was leoapablo of idnal't itioo, tn.it th?or?
tical pift deemed eesraliel to the form i'no of <??*< tr l
Uetlo re pa tattoo*. Well, the American and English pun 0
lice bawe eltme paeeed their fiat oa Mr. Cburob'e wo'fc.aal 1
Utey bare assigned to u a foromoet rauk a at 004*1 mxloro t
protiuctlood. fuoir reroiot ban since boon oiuB mil oy C
tbe to ones* of Una palater's last effort tan ' dnart of tbo <*
Andes," which poetesses lo as eminent degree the quality *
lhat arqpta ooald not or woald sot see us bis "Niu<ara." '
Assuredly the penoil which can both imitate and ornate ((
With the same wonderful facility la one that can only be g
wielded by a mind endowed with toe rarest faculties. a
The moonlight slew oC the great cataract painted by Mr. g
Ciguoux has been admitted by bout the profession and t
tbe public to be a work almost ss remarkable la Its way 0
as that of Mr. Church It offers an entire oontrest to toe **
Utter in its wooe uP treatment, Its effeots ne'ng produi-d |
by bold sad rigorous handling and depth at tone. Foe r
result Is. that whilst In Church's grsat picture there is e 0
cetaln amount of borduees, In that of Oignooi softness u
and richness are the per railing obaractari&los. Intna
one distinctness of outline was ?bo oojeot sought to bo
attained; la the other the gradual blending of aim as phono
distances sad tbe realization or peculiar phases which had J
struck tbe fancy of the painter, kednctng tbe merits of
the two paintings to an arbitrary standard, Church's pro
lure la the moat truthful, whilst Uurnoux'e is urn mat ti
artisUo. They ere both, It will be admitted, the graaduet
eltorte la their way tbet have aa yet been made in ooa- E
neouoo with this anblime apeotaole, and the painter wbe
hopes to anrpMi them must bring to the effort qualities
which have not as yet been developed In the present feneration
of artists.
in opportunity of oontrastlnf the merits of these two (
treat works is afforded to the public through the liberality [t
oI their owner*. Tbey will be on exotoilion for tvw 1
* 01
weeks at Messrs. Williams and Stevens', ef Broadway,
where they cai be seen tree from the torturing effeet of
laillgM
MS MARINE VIEW IT VAN BEE8T. *'
At Weston's, 766 Broadway, there la now on exhibition a
noble sea view by Albeit Van Peeat, ooeof the beet, if nut
the very beet, marine painter that we have in th e country
It la a pic lure or the regatta of the New York Yacht Club
In October, 1868, with the Kebeooa in the foreground lead lb
log the fleet. The yacht Is lying down to the wind under l.
full proas of sail, and every object on her deck can bo
distinctly teen. The fdelily v th which the line* aac
rigging of this beautiful era . are rendered ahowa the1
th* artist, unlike the majority of marine painters, la ooa '{j
sctentloua about the Individuality of his portraits ir
There is not one In a thousand of them who ever doe*
more than generalize when he points shipping, for th<simple
reason that painters generally know UiUe or no
thing about It. When, therefore, we And an artist in this
speciality so minutely accurate, It is bat fair that he
chould hi Awnrf)*H MMilt am tt
The effects, however, which are moat to be admired la t||
this picture, are those of the atmosphere and water. The
spectator can almoct fancy the breeze playing aroond him ^
and the wares bounding under his feet, aa he gazes on Uv
scene. If to produce the impression of reality be a success
in art, Mr. Van Beset can be said to hays achlereu
one in this pasture k<
INTERNATIONAL AST ASSOCIATION.
We hare cot had an opportunity of noticing until now ui
the additions that bare been made to this fine collection. ^
Amongst tbe most prominent ws notice a marine view?
the Port of Ostend in Btormy Weather?by Andreas Aoh n
en bach. This picture is one of the Duseeldorf sohjoi,
end Is full of life and actioa. Nothing cau
be liner or more satisfactory to ihe sense than its genera
effect. " Napoleon at Moscow," a historical portrait, by
J. Gran, or Berlin, the same master who painted tbe
" Bagor and isnmael" which was so much admired at the [)
opening of this exhibition, is a work of still greater merit. to
considering the difficulty of the subject. It isgraudly but
simply painted, like raoetof this artist's works. " Tne
Four Seasons," Noa. 9,10,11 and 12, by F. Blank, of Dus
seldorf, are charming productions. The landscape by
Garl JuDgheim (No. 06), la rloh in tone and remarkably
rigorous In its tren'meut. No 167, " Hnnd Morning," u w.
picture of a child 'oolclsg at himself In a mirror, and No.
168," A Mother Playing with her Two Children," are two ^
admirable tableaux de genre by E. Gesellacbaf, the same cc
artist who painted the " Young Musloias," so much ad jf,
mired at the opening of the exhibition. No. 28," The ge
Rising Sun," by Kruger, is a noble picture; the olouds and oo
figures are superbly painted. No 13, by Hans Gude, ir
a capital landscape from the Burarian Alps. No. 27,
" Caught In the Act," by F. Berglu n, la also a eery efl'ec
dre and boldly painted picture " Toe Widow's Mite," by
P. Schmidts, Is a noble composition, finely drawn and
brilliant In coloring. Altogether, tbe recent additions
made to this gallery are of a character to maintain the
promises mods by the directors at its opening.
Cricket,
8T. OEOHUBa VERSUS NEW AM. a
The junior elerens of these clubs played a match at {J
ui.vaoi. jsavciu.j ? nuiuu V. ...W -interest
log of the Reason. The batting on both sides wis
very fine, and the bowling, fielding, longe stopping and
wicket keeping excellent. The scores of ninety In the ^
first innings and eighty-three in the second of the St.
titorge's, was run up in a short time; nut the Newarkers)
nothing daunted by the first named enormous score, too* **
the bat, and In their first innings scored eight runs more
than their opponents. In their second innings even better
baiuag was exhibited, and the score of eighty one was
run up with eniy six wickets down?thuB winning the
game with four wickets to spare. The bowling of Messrs.
Post, Van Buren and Wright was very effective and good;
the same can be said in regard to the bowling ot tbe Newark
gentlemen, Ueasrs. Williams, Buckley, Walters an J
OreaUuad.
Tbe gentlemen of tbe St. George's Club who play In the
great match agatoet tbe Canadians start to-day for Montreal.
Tbe following Is the sooro of yesterday 'a match
sr. gBonus's.
Firti Innings. Second Inningi.
Post b. Buckley 8 Pomeroy b Walters 1
Wilkinson, run out 10 Caofield, run out 0
Irviogc and b. Waiters.. 8 Wilkinson, run out 11
R Van Buren b. Buckley. 0 Po6t b. Greatbead.. I
Tiffany b. Walters 21 Irving, run out 12
F. Van Burcn 0. Walters.12 R.VauSuren b.Greathead.16
Pomeroy c. Bockley b. Tiffany o. Greatbead b. st
Waiteis 2 Walters 8
G. Wright, run out 8 F.VaaBujonb.Greatbead. 0
Robinson b. Williams.... 2 Robinson b. Greatbead... 0
Taylor o. Buckley b. Wll- G. Wright b. Greatbead.. 0
bams 1 Tavlor. notout 1
Oilfield, not out 1 Byes, 12: leg byee, 1; A
Byes, 13; wides, 12 25 widoa, 16 28
Total 90 Total 83 ai
NEWARK.
FTrrt Inning}. Second Inningt.
Welters c. Tiffany b. Canol b. Poet. 22 ?
Wright 88 Geaegal b. Poet 3
Colltna b. Wright 1 Pennington b. Poet 4
Oascgal o. Irving b. Van Heller o. Post b. Wright. 1
Buren 8 Wallers, not out 28 ?,
Williams b. Poet 0 Collins b. Post 0 g
Buck'ev b. Post 1 Buckley c. Tiffany b. Post 0
Pennington b. Wright... 11 Qreathoad. not out 8
Canol o. living b. Post... 1 Byes. 1; leg byes, 4; al
Ureatbead b. Wright.... 3 wines, 3 8 0
Heller b. Port 0 , ?
Wallers, run out 0 Total. ,81
Curtis, not out 7
Byes, 6; wldes, 10; no o:
balls, 1 10 "
? ?
TotaL 08 {J
HerHnrt* Patent Champten^Flre u
And burglar proof salsa, B1 Broadway, const at Murray f,
street it. t, jj
Hugars Bvdaced^-Tan Pounds Ceffkc, |1| *
aleo a chew of tea, gl, at BBDPOBD'B, 41 Birth avenue, near .
FtJUTtfi KTMli ^
Peflaneo laluaandw talks, wttla Patent ?
powder proof lows and croae ben ?Alee, Ore and burglar
tOBIIT M. PATBIOK.
i Vhe Best Spring Bed tn Kxl stance? Mewab
KllipUo, at from ?6 to 00, at B78 Broadway. Oeil and aaett
Hill's Hair Dye, SO Cents?Depot So. 1
BAi^a^ rtrect ^aWo sold at 399 Broadway, and all druggists i
[ Cilstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees?
The beat m the world, wholesale and retail, sad the are srl- ?
: rawly applied. Mo. fi Aator Bnuie. ,
I
. Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees?
, The bert in the world, surpassing all rode. Bold and applied
[ at the manufactory, 163 Broadway. '
Hair?Its Diseases, Pall, Changs off Color, i
sad Us esabeUiahroat, treated carefully by A. (1BAKDJMAV,
0 Twelfth street, wast rtde and naer Brsedwsy.
f Barry's Trloophareus Is Use Best and Cheep- ]
- est arsols far dining, beautifying, nlsssiwa. enritas pre
serving and restoring tee hatr. ladles, try IT bid M all
Kennedy's Medical Discovery Id Warren tert
to ours seroiuis, smipetaa, eeltrhsusa, sosld hssd, nloaruMd I
core legs dor talshy all drnggtsla,
'? 'Crmyl?< 1TV Inntkrrarj- ?rd Chentlft, 8im?h?
1 wvat nnrnsr of Klghtti avenue aad T weotf eighth street ffpeotal
aUetOloo to ptesenpuoaa ]
NEW YORK HERALD, I
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um.CiON, wash.suton rVKKiT"Hv, <8r>ru?i, asi>
p,.nii akkhica, hi* a?M'Wi ;u i-landa, amr
C? v"v*. *T?> ?aO-rAmo id Wash
IMiTON--AM'IHKK TBI (HULK KaIlUUAD BL.UO.itu
whis."* .or iuk muausuic aik.o-tiu
Tl h/?L.J, ak MIlHiakkOAIOOim ".'MWd?>.?M#
DiTail.UifcaflO- XT', *10
Ttc WttUI ttlk*U *>" o* puouaO?dd lea *pV- ? tow;
turuniA !t? wnleuta <riU ' ?'?? aav<mg utkor n.Vikt. H>?
?0owi?g:?lnif.?Fi?*| trfm kurort* -The WlrJaierlal IVW'le
? A'and-Tb* ?ar Ibe Haul* of Ueli*ai>ai>o?aM Ha y >V?'
ud (iukiIi of (be Vleoio AtunM uy U>? At<UlM> ii'4pta',n
' rlptu>? of Uu> dali)? ot Vim u-itwumnMiMCM ?
' kii'tli-loiportat I'r vlao-ail oa by **(in Von At Wlkw. Ac
apo'taai (rum Hanoi*?.rrUur of ibe OroduoU
HI MMsaof 8, aria, by Una. Hob ea. A ; Maw tr im daHfwwo.
'regno W**blnpii>n Territory, Central kmertna, l-aw lira a
a. thr Ronlb Cm iflf KwiwMt laleoda. Ouh . Waat I' dlaa
c.; Iiopor tout fro? Buroo* Ayrta-lba Orolaratlno of War
L*ataat tre A aeottae C ofadaraiioa? Praparatma for a
'goron- Camp-lgn, Ac Another Terrible Railroad nlaugh
?r? fall Aarirnlaro f Mm Aocidrot on tha MobU?a
outkrrn kallroad Mhomo o iho ML'led aad Wooadod,
o., Wrick oi Ik* Stoamoblp Argo?ail tko Paooo"
r and (haw Bared?Lla. of Faiaofigora aad Ueoodp.
a t eoael, do.; Ibe Turf?A ureal Diy'd spirt?kua'
>'1 OS Iho Fashion Curoa - ad Trottlag oo ibe Uolm, As
tad Mow* Of Tola grap a, MMnrtaia oo iMadtag
*o'0< of lb* Oar, ??~*' OmaWU. kahgtoaa
baaMlnal Optrlag aad MnWlMl tataUlgoaoo; Wookly ka
low of th* Mow fork Oatuo tUraei, fUuM Prtoea of
owoir, rnMma w waanuigtos Mtm ?>?? > ?? i
itp rsrtaty nt tat tweeting Vmal ma miaeahsneoa* Han*
k|H ?n*iw, u> sisapie rserty (* >8ln, mm Wa bad
? eeualat
rv? mull* tar Kit roue, Of <be nes aortic Ooesa Qu-eu. ?
?** >1 <ha Pustoflteeef bslf-oset teas'eionfc this asorntag
Ha Iubt Hnu* will be raadr ta una tar mailing
The LateM Drawings or tb? l<*f?Hnd hot*
mas, aa reported to WOOD, iDuT k OO.,
lUUUH or IU
EIaAWARB. QEOHOlA. KEffTUOlT AMD MIUSOVHI
8T?TK DOtTMUB.
COrtal ibiatop by telegraph.
DELAWARE LOTTERTtCH.
Ibe ntwribfrt >.o,a>laaluaer* apuumtad by the Oorernor
P the ?- *<? o' D?>a?sre to euo?rtot?nit tbe dr??deg<.f a <t
ry authorised bt the. ?rU'*tore bavlog Obieday ?>tanded 'he
r?wit>* uf Ike 1 flbri for the BcaelRof wefteteof itelawa***,
i her* by rrrt fj ihvt tbe lotlowe^ to tbe sunbera wbtch
ete life day drawn fr?to Om wheel. Tlx:?
bxTR* Class Ho 868, Jolt 1, 1869.
I, 7, 44, 41, 72, 20,13, 75,12, 78, 55, 52, 33, 77, 0.
Visas Ho SW. Jult 1, 1869.
63, 66, 31, 51, 18 , 32 , 48, 35 , 2, 67,10, 28, 20.
And that tbe aatd numbers were drawn In tbe order la whleb
< j ataiid abote
t? I'oeasour hands. at WDmiugtoo. ret? this Pridav Ju'y
1669. on Hub. V OOKDON 1
JOB BKaL, > OommisUoneri
JAMAB DON CAN, J
G BOROl A IA TTERIBR.
Tbe mberrlbers, Commlaatobens appointed to uperlntend
e araning of the hparta Academy lottery doheeebr certify
hi tbe inflow lor are tbe Dumber* which were this day drawn
cut the wheel Tlx:?
Class No. 868, Jolt i, 1869.
64, 72, 29, 63, 10, 36, 59, 48, 6, 41, 13, 61.
Extra Class, No 864, Jolt 1, 1869.
2, 43, 5, 49, 53, 31, 40, 28, 16, 19, 6, 12, 46.
a ed that 'be setd numbers were drawn la the order la which
? stand sboTW
w tineas our bauds, at Augusta, lia, this Friday. July 1,
*> T ? ?.?.S"?M<>wmt?lonert.
WOOD. KDDT t,
0> A. Bill*, ComniiMlon uid Bxuhmiigs Brait.?
Orderi punctually attended to. Office i7C Greenwich iL '
Metallic Tablet ilexor Itrap.?Thli Inlmlble
article wj be obUlaM or the tolf tntDiuuturart J. a 1
y*OM'KK? ao 7 eater hoaae, oithe raiL>oa agents
rougkout the city
lewy diCo.?Our innutur die? bat to new
ady and *?? at Roe ft, ? end 6 Astnr Howe, Broadway
Mumnx-r tlate? Every Style, end finality
aanrpeieed; the moat fashionable straw goods for gems end
iWeti, el reduced met. KKtXouO, 381 Cut! street.
A Complete Furore for Caps, Created by tbe
? creu and nndiesa styles b-ougbi nut By white ire
>tter <m Impel log crowds of gentlemen,boys and youths,
sua new esALllsament, 216 Broad- ay.
A Wide Jtwske Public,?ttlow Coaebee la
laaesa rarely succeed. Itlakea s drlrfog, pnablng, oner
tic. d-trr <> In log. wide awake fellow tile KnoX la mat*
nark Be ia sever afiald of exoenre In his efforts lb
a'l'y bis cuslrmers Tbe public consequently appreciate
or and be?e<?'? many ha'aerery seisin at he can con
1let.tly maoufsctnro. Of eonrseerery sensible raaaeuUne
ill buy his summer hat at K.NUX'8, 212 Bread say.
White! How Hat It Ia. Where Is White,
clutter? Why, under Birnuui's Museum; buy one of bis
olera. The late trot, one hundred lhon??nd dollars uo who
kesllt Why the parties who worn White's hats there la
m McLaughlin? He Is to be seen nt White's the hatter, uo
r the Museum. .16 Broadway Coup de sollnl, ws have nit
srd of s Steele ease where they wore White the hsttar'a
oler. reoommended by W HIT a himself, nt 216 Broadway.
Wonderful Array of Summer Flats,
100 styles In
Bearer felt, straws and bearer.
At Omnia'8,607 Broadway.
TU HnaaoB um
Iieadr UKMR'd list of 100 styles P'ioe S3.
faKMIW. ROT Broadway.
Parii Soft Hat*, of Rare Quality, Eiprealy
pled lor summer wear ?an extern! re amortment of ladies'
Hog bale misses' and rhildren' draw goods. and onr darhI
easaimrre and slk bale for gentlemen, are drawing great
rhitl. D MHAPH6A HUSbaK'S, 228 Bowery, 336 Urand
ret and 831 Blgbtb arcane.
Brnihrt, Perfumery, Ac., tor the Toilet, at
n eblri and Dollar Depot, b7 and fc9 W 01 lam street one door
irtk of Maides lane. UKO. M. TBaCT, agent
Pirreo't Ready Made Shirts?Wholesale or
tail, at 61 Ruan atreet
Alpaca Coeta $1 50, 93 80, f3, ?3 50, 94 and
i 30. The lnrgaat handsomest, cheap eat Mock of black and
loied alpaca costs. may be found
at MTaMB'. 66 end <8 Fulton atreet
BOO Pair
While linen drllLpants, SI 50,
at k.V aNb', 65 and 68 Fallon street.
500 White Linen Necks, at ?3 50,
at KVaNS', 66 and 68 Fulton street
91 50 Black Alpaca Coats,
* at fv a Jff>', 66 and 68 Fulton street
Complete Vakklmtre Stilts to Match,
$6. ?e, sio, sit, sis,
at
EYAX9', 68 and 68 Fulton street.
31 Dnstcr*, at Kvam', GO and 68 Fulton
rent.
fil SO "White Teitt,
at EVANS', 66 end 68 Fulton (treat
F. Y. B?Tbe Larnd Shirt Emporium In
te Union. BALLOV BROTHERS,409 Broadwajr, N. T.
Great Sale or Summer Clothing for llfen's
Dd boys' wear, for this week only, wholesale ant retail.
N. a. KNAPP, 19 Oorttandt street
Moody'a Uerfect Fitting Shirts, and Novelea
in ties, do. MOODY'S shirt emporium, 2112 Broadway.
Freeh Selections from the Summer Stocks
r the beet Parisian maraetsa, hare been received this week at
RJCKN'P gentlemen's furnishing and shirt establishment,
o. 1 Astor House.
Summer Under Garments for the Million,
t jrcitAbnHLIN'B shirt warehouse, oeruer of Murray and
reenwtch streets. Summer.
We bee especial attention to the peculiar character and style
r our stock of 81'MILK A ULoTUiNO, together with an uasually
large sloes of all des-Tlptlons of stylish cheap and
lany beautiful at;lei of light woelan tahrloa In akeletoe
mk?, no that they are m light in weight aa linen, and mnoh
lore agreeable. Ihey here taken the public taale to that ex
int. not only here, but in the other principal clUea, that we
are bad to lncrraie largely our production of them Tbee are
gbt, elegant and durable, and oan be aoonred aa email y aa
pen. Idcj aie alao a protection agauat the changee of the
reather
The prioae?which we hare pat down to the to weal marker}
but little from duck and drilling good*, although they
are donbie the trirtaato value,
i the aeaeou will now be abort, we will put down the'prioee
t the whole of our large aummer itork at once.
D. 1>KVUR k CO .
268, iiU end 300 Broadway.
Travellers!I Drive Direct
To the 8b Itheonlan House,
Broadway, oorner of Qougton (treat.
Conducted on the Kuropeen plan.
Parle Bummer Shoe"?From the celebrated
nanufheture of Ucllee. SlUENK FB BRIM, Bootmaker, 63
tnd 81 Beaaau street
Brady*a Photofrnphlc Galleries, 3B9 and
143 Broadway. Maw York, and 861 Fenngyleaala annua,
Washington, D. 0. Photographs, daguerreotypes and emLait
Chanre.?Messrs. J. 6. A J< Edge would
eagectfoUy gi\et.ntice to partlaa wishing flrewntka of tbatr
nanufhetur*. that their orders must be left at him depot, manor
if Maiden lane erd Broadway. before 6 P. M. of tale day, or
heir exhibition! can not be made up.
Tbe Fourth of July.?.Fowler A Walla will
'.epo^ihd, phrenological rooms, 868 Broadway, WIS
rhe Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Co.,
SL6.VB BUfOVKO TkMPOBaBILx FROM 498 TO
Ml BHOAIlWaT.
Where they win continue to aa.l their eelebreted BoUeleaa
amOy eewtng meehtnes Their remoral la only 'aaaporary.
tnd in e eery abort time than wtU again occupy enlarged and
maadful premiaaa at <88. ^
Weed** Patant Faiuliy Sewing Machlnehw
Hew at;la. FtCeeMQ. o<ke 677 Brwdway.
SATTTIiTHY, JULY 2, 1850.
T> r VH? vet ft'fc<i of fha Uu*u*x Oountf and
Coiftlh iAl!l< > Ol 4>rl. *r*f
ONAftUK, A Oj .
IWiMM
*b?-? r|r%Ul?r? o? lbs Mr of , xUvir*. *M U?t mhWmi,
| h ?.! < ?!?' It b? tru.il, I,, . <u?i u * I. a ..!? ? ?*i-l ,
ta.u ? we 'b- or.'
b> itr .'uvwimi 01 ..ni <? lu ?<i|>ar>'.t'Mi h* <.r??'t,?* of
niot. ii. i, Ju kert-b- rr.utj ih?l Uu> loUuwloo M* ibe . uui
? /1 fntt tieo. JbDr ID:?
td.kxx Uitn i labs ho 66, June ID. l-i'J
31, 22, 24, 6K, 21, 51, 3, 45, 18. 43, 0.6, 71.
Co?M>lll?A1*P ! WTKr-( UM ho ti Jl'M 10. I860.
C9, 1, 24, 4, 21, 46, 1H, 53. 71, 7. 8, 37.
ft'eM I'OUMIT-UUUU No 66 Jomc II. I860
25, 24, 36, 2, 10, 72, 5, 57, 21, 15, 7, 74, 34.
f\v?oui>iT.r> loniir-Tlxwi L.Jum II, tot*.
47, 5'J, 20, 13, C3, 49, 18, 50, 70, 39, 6, 26.
BomsxCOVKTT- CLAM NO ST. Ju?? U, IIN.
26 , 36 . 22, 10, 19, 37, 24 , 82, 12 , 72 , 62, 30 , 31.
Oo?e?iJi>Ariu Lorrik y?t'LAhfl No 66, Jvku 13 >009.
31, 18 , 32, 60, 63, 69. 24, 21. 49. 69, 67. 66.
Bumex County-Class No 68, Jbmx 141 IBM
71, 19, 44, 21, 04, 57, 70, 49, 77, 18, 16, 50. 1
Consolidated Lotted*?Class No M, Jam U, IBM.
16, 71, 7 , 47. 68, 58, 28, 52, 37, 4, 69, IT. " |
Btoii Coo?ir-UuM No. M. Jon 18, IBM.
29, 62 , 28 , 35, 33, 24, 42, 27, 45, 67, 53, 10. '
Consolidated l ottek*?Class No, 87, June 18, IBM
66, 64, 20, 30, 76, 70, 19, 68, 43, 6, 45 , 73. !
Fussjix Coustt?< lass No 70, June 18. IBM.
12, 56, 42, 7, 16, 6, 49, 4, 9, 53, 41, 1. '
Consolidated Lotteb*? Class No. SB, Jose 18, ibm |
71, 8, 35, 73, 21, 68, 57, 66, 39, 59, 1, 63, 22.
' . i
Sussex count*?Class No. 71, June 17, IBM. <
34, 49, I, 4, 5, 2, 42, 70, 7, 14, 71, 37.
Consolidate!* 1 orncu*?Class No. 89, Juke 17.18M.
36, 33, 61, 4, 4H, 7, 68, 40, 37, 17, 22, 55, 49, 63. ,
sussex . -ocett?class No. 72. june 18. IBM.
76 , 4 , 73 , 71, 67, 14, 72, 40, 10, 51, 64 , 42. 1
Consolidates Lotteay?Class N, June 18. IBM. 1
77 , 4, 29, 67, 53, 24, C5, 18, 38, 2?, 21, 28, 59.
1
t-vbskx : ountt?class No 78, June 20, IBM 1
14 , 78 , 45 , 73, 66, 56 , 49, 13 , 7, 65 , 40 , 37.
Consolidated Lotted*?Class No. 60, June 20, IBM.
40, 29, 68, 14, 27, 46 , 67, 9, 21, 4 , 62, 63, 46.
Sussex Count*- Class No. 74, June 21,18M.
63 , 68, 57, 38, 23, 27, 1, 20, 15 , 72, 25 , 55, 44,
Consolidated Lottert?Claj's No. 61, June 21, IBM
10, 69, 9, 74, 47, 50, 65, 62, 76, 32, 65, 34, 11, 5.
Sussex Counit?Class No. 76. June 22. IBM
13, 70, 59, 47, 62, 2 , 68, 38, 51, 19, 52, 43.
consolidated lottebt? class HO. St, june It, 1869.
65, 36, 35, 73. 49, 44, 27, 23, 39, 42, 40, T.
Sussex Coobit- Class Mo. 76, Jews 36,1889.
1 41, 21, 33, 53, 57, 8, 39, 64, 74, 11, 45, 1, 12.
Consolidated Lottery-?Class No. s3, Junk IS, 1886.
73, 37, 72, 65, 24, 27, 47, 50, 3, 2, 34, 67.
fcusaex Countt?Class No. 77. Jem Si, UN.
29, 46, 1, 15, 64, 40, 28, 74, 13, 20, 3, 31.
Consolidated Lottbbt?Class Mo. Si, June Si, 1859.
77, 25, 15, 60, 57, 17, 20, 52, 11, 16, 55 , 50, 9.
Sussex County?Class Mo, 78, June 25,1869.
5, 8, 42, 66, 43, 34, 12, 10, 1, 75, 6, 21.
Consolidated Lottxbt?Class N, June 25,1859.
64, 14, 44, 46, 28, 23, 26, 10, 45, 43, 33, 41.
Bpssez Countt?Class Mo. 7V, June 97, 1839.
23, 66, 8, 69, 65, 9, 36, 55, 19, 56, 34, 17.
Consolidated Lowest- Class Mo. 66, June 27.18591
76, 34, 17, 47, 71, 6, 16, 33, 77, 38, 4, 48.
8usse* Countt?.?? va an ? ir/wj
64, l, i>8, 63, 73, 7, 36, 56, 24, 33, 19, 29.
consolidated lotiest-clam Mo. 66, june 28, ISM.
64, 24, 67, 6, 76, 61, 59, 30, 27, 44, c2, 78, 9.
sussex county?Oum No. 81, juki 29, 1889. !
32, 71, 21, 63, 27, 69, 47, 17, 67, 61, 20, 8. '
oonicudated lottebt?Class mo. 67, jueb 19,1869.
12, 66, 69, 63, 67, 71, 13, 74, 47, 50, 73, 19.
sussex countv?class mo. 82, jobs 30,1869.
27, 66, 4, 3, 12, 60, 40, 15, 49, 64, 38, 63.
consolidated lottebt?class no. <8, juke 80,1880k
6, 40, 43 , 30, 68, 21, 31, 2, 74, 51, 60, 64.
sussex county?ola?e mo. 88, jolt 1, i860.
17; 21, 53, 73, 60, 52, 7, 59, 14, 70, 25, 44. 1
consolidated lottebt?class no. 01, july 1, 1869.
12, 8, 25, 36, 28, 15, 48, 73, 74, 38, 50, 18, 27.
W itnesa our bands, At Washington, Del*WETS, this Friday,
the 1st day of Julr. 186V.
JOHM dajlc, ) i
JohS W. WALK KB, V Commissioners. !
ALFMID B. WOOTI1M, S :
KM AhOii, BMOAJJBKNTB ? CO., j
Wilmington, Delaware. j
Rupture dared by Harsis A Co.*a Hsdlcsl 1
euro trusf. I hey also keep Bilk elastle stockings for varicose
?. id* supporters End shoulder braces Inatraoieata for deformities
made to order. No. S Vesey street, Bator House,
New York. r
??????? t
Buplue and Varicocele Treated upon a f
itv pi ad Etd by lonbrumenta never before employed. No. (
brooms street, N. 9,
Hollnway't Pills and OlntruenU?Habitual
orps'lpetloD the parent of aoopleiy. general debility and
p emaiure de -ay, Is permanent) v cured ey a eonree of the
puis, anti no eateixal disease can Ions resist the outlinenL 0
?^^???? ? 0
Married, "
hiktbb?narvife.?In ibis city, on Wednesday, done e
29, by tte Rev. E L Janes, Mr. Isaac Hcktee to buss J
loriaa naetinm, botta of this city. ?
Bcu?Gaaui On Wednesday, June 29, at the real- jj
df-nce oi ibe bride's father, by the Rev. Fred. A. Farley, K
john H. Bni to canbjb A., eldest daughter of Charles p
Oiffg, Esq , all of Brooklyn. "
ukul?"tcru1t ?1to wead?m?y cvcning, judo -v, ;
by (lie Rev. Wco. P. Corbitt, Bciht K. Lbui to Hiss .
Fikasob Wtckofv, all of this city.
Trov tod New Jersey papers please copy. i
Head?Cox.? Id tins city, on Wednesday, Jane 29, at g
St Paul's Met bod. st Episcopal church, by the Rev. Or. "
McClmtoclr, Wiujam J. Haas to Fakst E. Cox, all of this P
city. ,
Yard?JornAir ? At Jersey City, on Wednesday, Jane j
26, by the Key. Mr Little, or New York, W. 9isau.va
Yard to Miss Sarab C. Jordan, daughter of Thomas D.
Jordan, of the former place.
I Buxira?JoHssion ?In thl3 city, on Tu6sday, June 58, .
by tbt'Kev. E 0. Klegg, Charles D. Philum, of Toledo, *
Ohio, to Mama E Johnston, of New York.
tEMOH?Buttx.?On Tuesday, June '28, by the Rer. 3a
unci I? Burchard, Francs C. Sssion to Miss Man Black,
both or this city. ^
Mat *
A DAME?On Friday, July 1,Mary Jans, only child of <
Andrew Y. and Jane Ellsa Adams, aged 6 years, 0 months t
and ? days.
Funeral this (Saturday) afternoon, from the house of
Wm. V. Adams, No. 8 Beoford street, at threo o'clock j
precisely. The friends and relatives are respectfully in
rited to attend. The remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery lor Interment.
Pall.?On Tuesday, June 28, of congestion of the brain, ,
Wiuuk Ball, Feq., late of Birmingham, England, In the
b?th year ot hie age.
Bis remains were taken Ibr interment to Calvary Gemo
tcry on Thursday, June 80. '
Bk-isss ?In this city, on Wednesday, June TO, Orlando
Marccs, infant son of James D. and Carrie M. Be ares.
pituburg, Pa., papers please copy.
Coodir ?On Friday, July l,of cousomption, Bousri M. t
Goon*, aged*29 years and 9 days I
The relatives and mends of the family are respectfully
inv.b d to attend the funeral, from bts late residence. No.
8V? Water atreet, on Sunday afternoon, at bait p?st one ,
o'clock. His remains will be in erred in Greenwood is t
metery. r
Pavsl?In Brock'yn, on Thursday. June 30, Wiujam i
Damp, a Dative of Monmouthshlr >., England, in the 63th 5
year ef his age. ,
The relatives and friends of the family, together with J
those of ho brother, Benj. W. Davis, and his son In law,
Peter Eckler, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral,
on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from St. Ml
chad's church (Episcopal), Rev. Mr. Cos, pastor, In
High street, between Hudson avenue and Gold street,
without further invitation. f
Doylb.?On Friday. July 1, Ma?A? Doris, aged 86
yews. |
Tbe friends of the family, also those of her brothor and '
brother-in-law, are respectfully invited to attend the fa
ucral, from ber late rtsajence, No. 27 Cherry atreet, this (
^Saturday) afternoon, ar?o o'clock. ,
Flanagan?In Brooklyn, R. 0 . on Friday, Jnlyl,Ts I
uc-a, daughter of James and Bridget Flanagan, aged 2 '
years sad 6 days.
I Tbe relatives and frisnds of the family are respectfully |
| in vted to attend Vr fbtieml, front the rerideBO# of her ,
I iwreote. No. H3 North Fonrth street, WiUigatlburg, tttis I
J (Saturday) msrnlng, at XI o'clock.
flrrmrr ?On Ttnntfay, Jqm 30. Patch* Oifiti, e? *1
it >? (?.
lb* ruiuivrt act) frtrodA of the family, and UON Of bit
bimtn. n i?a> Thomas Marcs ud Joan MoUody, are
r"l?mii ) >||?IM la alMM Ira luaerai, Unit (talurdat)
nit* im o'etiafc, tioai bu late restdaaflo, No. 83
8<b>> nr?.t
H?? - (lb FlVty, Jull 1, ANAA Al'ILUJUO UaaK, Aged
S a w.ib? ttil 18 days.
Tt? In. td? *Dd I.qu.uiwctor h r ud bar sister,
H-??, " !> r<-?,nvul'y turned ivHlmii bar fuaa
ei.d'omtbe Ci?y B<oadway, Uua (Saturday)
ktun <m , > I '( (ivtuii. o'clock.
fiAvi..< ?im CiidKd, July i. Aura Haiou, sinter of
JOM> H.wlm IB l|M- Tlf yr? 0J brr age.
hn toi >f*l ?ili bit pi to <>o Sunday ifUnmoa, at two
o' lf*k H^r IihliIb tie ttaoetfullj mritod to attend,
at No HII'miIMiM.
Hibini?*t llrtttalofe, Good., oa Mir MMhlkf.
Joly I. 1.awmbkcs V Bcsrab, at uuscty,i|?dNyears
Hit rnutina will be Uk?o loGreobwood 'or intWHWet.
Tarrinyr* will he at New Bsvi-u Rsilr'vt depot, TwentyBet.MO
street, ?bt? (Saturday) afV-'oooo, atone o'clock.
Km** ?Oo Friday July I, Hatcsbms Ana. only daegb
Uiarlra H alcI PrucilLb Killer, aged 1 yaarand 18
tuts
(be rcaaral a ill take place this (Saturday) owrntoc, at
ten o'clock, from ber lata rtsKianoe, No. Mtjansen street
B?r i * qiaila will bo interred la Of sea wood.
ha'Coid paper* please copy
muss ?At hoaterrille, N . J , en ftanday, J>me 38, Mrs.
1'iua owaa kiujt, wile ot Oartd W. Miliar, of Brooklya,
N. Y.
New Jersey paper* please copy.
N coast?tie Friday, July 1, after a abort and ted low
liliiriw, wbirb nba rote with ibrutua IbrtlUMi, Asm.
ibe tutored wife ot kdmund Nugent, la Use 48th year of
ber ape
Her meads, aad those of the family, are nspistfallf
u)ti?-u u umw uor luaurai, irum nor uw rtsiuonoe, no.
4ft Roosevelt nrrft on Sunday afternoon, at two o clack.
Her remits* eill be onoveyed to Calvary Cemetery.
O'Hsos*?On Prklay, July 1, after a abort iilaeuv, of
Swear* of the heart, Mr*. Btuni ClUoaN, l? the 54th
year of b?r age.
Toe fneois and aqnaiatan/es are respectfully invited
tnattetd her funeral thia (Saturday) afternoon, at two
n'mocfc, from her late icaldoeoe, Wo 43 West thirtieth
strret, beteeea Sixth avenue and Broadway.
Pstmno.-at Hcbttega, Kid*don of Hanover, oa Hontiay,
June 6. Acoiracn Prrai I'euomo, aged 71 year*, late
H a M consul atOoreloa, Italy.
f-mmwoiiD ?Oa Wednesday, Juae 29. at 7 P. M., Uaoaoa
K. Hh??oui>, eyed 89 year*, 2 mouths and 14 day*.
The tuerral will lake piaoe I mm hi* late rewdeaoe, No.
i Wrai Forty Drat street, Una (Saturday) mot nut*, at 11
'clerk. The relative* and (n?ode are mvitea to attend,
without further Invitation. Hia remain* will be takes la
Itye. Writ beru-r uouuty, lot interment.
rtriTB ?At Uisbawtka. ted . on Tuesday events*, June
a>, Ik ui 'iiyuriea ttonived by railroad accident, Dear that
|Hao-, Ruijimis K. -?iih. (alt of ihe Marine Bulk of thla
co> , in the *6tb year of Dm age
The funeral will take place tola ^Saturday) afteraooa, at
ti e Creebyterieo church Jamaica, L L, at hall paat oae
0 ciock Oa. s leave Brooklyn at i2 o'clock. tf.
Stkots-JBhi Friday, July 1, after a abort and aevere
II nets. Kindt D -traces, only sou of Baory and Boris
Furtmao Minus, aged ill mouths.
the friends sua siqua nunces are respectfully Invited
ir attend bis funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock.
In m tor rtuiuvote ol hia pareuts, No. e?0 Stater air eel,
oorncr of Mr>i>ia< mery
Twsto ?tin fhursday morn In*, Juae 80, BLmttma
P. 1 vTHvrx, Hg?d 70 yi-sra, tenet ot Kiuoard Terbean
The relative* tod friends of the family are iavited to at
lead b?r tuneral, this (-Saturday) alwtauoa,ay hail paat
'ii'ee o'clock, from her late residence, No. HI West Ntae
tenth street
Wmia?On Friday, July 1, Cnas. A. Whit*, only child
01 Henry awt Ei ziheih Wnlle. aged 1 year and 20 days.
Thofuveisl will lake plaoelOis (Saturday) afleruoeo,
v two o'clock, liom the resideoce of but pareuts. No. 898
Second avenue, corner of Twenty-0fih street The reia
uvet wao friends of the funny are respectfully invited to
luml
MBCUUiAdaKW.
. KOTinU TO IU TRAIiK
TBS INDIA il'BBFR PUN OOKTAWY.
57 II8BKTVRBUT,
Have nnw on hand a larre stork of nana samnfhBtoiMd bv
tbnm, uudsr
GN'OD?SA?'8 Kitr1 T,
To supply say order* Uiat nu be IMI to serif.
Ibe public mi> be ln'orrrcd thai those pens
Do not spotter.
And that they trill write
Freer,
Faster
sad
Better
Then say "metallic pen erer made.
OFFIOB
We m IJHKKTT BTRBET.
l T QiMwBBDSft, 988 BBOaDWaY, OaBD BNOBaT
A toe. stotloeery 'act, do ft B.?J mat Istroduosd. new
itj lea or wedding cards sad envelopes.
A T JOBS'". 10 aWD II * KM 8TBEST, A NSW 8TY1B
A of skeeasad sabers; only Bi 10; wamated togtvesatto
action', also 13 to and ft drets boots, that will surprise every
body.
A T tfIMBBBl'B'8. METBOPOLITAll HOTEL, SKL.B01
A your note paper from ifts only complete tooak this tideot
, GOCD 8KWIBO Mt CHIW T
A ?M* fcUBLhA NhW FAMILY BBWIfta MAOHINlft,
rftAfttlttm/KbMkJaLpWAT.
OUltftYB OF SIM!?*" HTRKKT.
LOUAL AUfcftTB WANTED
APPBTES D. J. LEVY. GEN It8 AO RL PKRtlfTTirpmre
. T EYfcBDELL'B, WSDD1NO OABC'S, NOTES, *0.*
t*K? wlMwSil wards alafUUf ewgrsvtcd. aaa be had
ic'y in Broadway, corner of Duane street. astAbUsbed UMO,
Diriin n* o n* s..
ok vAfMnw vv o*a?i a mm w?i?i.
A. BT OOlBO OF STatRB,
Bm FRENCH YORK
BHlRld,
HI HTM,
BBlBTa,
RETAIL AT WHOLA8ALH F1HH
FIX FOB RINK DoUaU,
BIX FOB WIN* DOLLARS,
BIX FOjk WIN* TOLL AILS,
MeDR OF BBBT
YORK MILLS MUbLIN,
AND
FINK LINXN 8080MF.
READY It A BE ALL 8IZEB,
OB TO ORDER,
OR TO ORDER,
WARRANTED AB GOOD A SHIRT AB BOLD IN BBtaIl
btobeb at si so each
also, tbb Vary kjcbt shirts
TH aT Can IOC MA OX,
BIX FOB TWRLVR DOLLARS,
BIX FOR TWxLYB BOLL t Kg,
BIX FoR 1 HELTA DOLL A KB.
BOTT THRKB FLY UKkl DOLLARS $1 76 PRft DOZ.
II B.-ThoeewbolhlakIeaanolBeakeaco*d ita-t fnr fig
j*r oc zen are mieUken Here ie the ooeiot one doeea S18 fate
|Mk_
in v arde of Tin* MlUi mnaltn, atUKn. per yard SI SS
VerdaofflneUceo, oltoe. peryerd S SO
tad toe end cuitln* 6 00
An nay, II; bnttcna end ootton, SOe 1 SO
?rofll 77. 2 66
Totml S18 00
S*LF*?ABr?BBF?T FOR SHIBT8.
Printed directtooe for inr me*iuren>?nt erot free la en j pvt
if the country Tbete dlrtctioee ere eo step ale tbet e boy of
en yeere of e|? een teke eta own neaaure I wfreat e good
It or return the money. Ibeeeehto be paid to the Excrete
jompeny on reeetpt o'the goode
HARD, F* 'M LONDON,
M7 Broadway. up etelre.
Between W hBb and IValter etreatA
A GBKAT AM GOOD MADICIMB 13 HYATT'8 Lt?*
QL balsam.?It I* tro l?ie In the day to question the efflcanr
if this yre-4 medicine For the put tea rearm (belay be term
t I'a publiclife) It tu maoe mare end greater uurna of rheu
kiirtc. arroula. neuralgia. salt rheum, ia, at dlsassas arleog
from Impurity o* the h'ood dyeem*'*, 'leer end kidney
cm plaint* and diseases of the tplne; broaebltlf, a?llim* and
Mim of tba throat than any nUw r medicine In the United
late* cr Rurope. J he voluntary teatlmony ofthote who have
een cur ? bt Hyatt's Line Balsac b*a been pub lahed m the
nbilc p- a to the number of ? 000, and yet many of the
rest cures It has performed have not been pub lahed. The
roprietnr ol Hyatt * Life Balaam yoea not beyond truth when
e metre that he eella all be la enabled te manufacture of lb a
eye table compound. 76 oenta a battle; tlx (or fa Principal
epot, 346 Grand street, M. Y.; Brooklyn, Hayes
a GRAND ITS A -all PFS80NB WHO GO OUT OP
BL town, or anywhere in town, are anxious to secure packs
ea of QAYBXl VS medico ed paper. It can be procured and
111 be aent free tit charge from Mo. 440 Broadway (new deot),
and 41 Ann street.
jJALLWIN'8
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
THB LABGB8Y 15 THJC CITY.
ICILT BY WILLI A* B. APTOR. WQ? BXPBBS8LY FOB
THB BUdlNASb,
MO. 70 AMD 73 BOWiBY.
Primmer clothing of erery atyle, variety and ortoe. Persona
Psfclrg articles In this Hue will bny them hern cheaper than al
ay other store In this city; children's department not ofoelled
aOLNIKKPJUT ,
J BAMK NOTER
BMCICL6PIDIA OF "AMKRICAM BAMK MOT*
mkkkadl
IT PBOTO-LlTBOGRAPHiO FAU SIMILES, IV MINUS,
TUB*, or AVERT GENUINE NOTE OF EVERY
tolvent rank in the
united btatkm and canada.
ln infallible detector "of
altered. tu-cblocu and
COUNTERFEIT MONET.
vitb a fac simile ofthh
GENUINE NOT Ah BEFORE TOU, BOW CAN
you take the Badi
No written or prtatod deaertptioB of bank note* bo matter
,oe carefully comptled. cab erer be mole an ltif-Jlble and
i erft?ct protector.
Stare tbe application of Mm art nf earraTtrp to tbe oommar
tal uae. nf paper eirreony a period of mora than flftf yean
t baa been >ar object of ail tba partira tntemaied *> aeou-?
b<Jr lane* araln*: ibo llabtl'ty of allr ntuona of dues and tba
etatop or inbalttcticn or bicker danomtattlona of rata*; but
o far. that deelrabie object b* naier t aan aeoooaoliahed, tor
ipon tbe ore hundred and fortjfoor fao atm'lea of genuine
?r k tutea contained ta Ibo rerp Am number of tbb Enayelo
irdia there are rerrnty eight altered, rnlaeJ and apnrloua
tote* now ta etrcnlktbiB
the F1RIT number will be for bale by all
?EWB dealers. on B atu It d eT morning. july 3.
WM. OOUBLAND A OO.,
No. 9 Naeeau (treat, New Tort:, publlabera.
DEXTER A OO. and ROtW A TOCSEY, General AfWata
or tba United htalea
n^sZZT
mill piMilMu b IkBb.
Enlargement of the sreal toe Mat
CORNS. BUNIONS AND DEFECTIVE N MIR ?B ATEB
by tba only mfa and anoceaefni method keowno-For as
LracUn? son; 21 our I* '.71. each, ~.<i i.aiia, a. w eeUTTXdhFIELD
a WRBtBRVBiuT, ChtropodMa,
tig AttNelwaj*, op potato m. Ntabotaa Stottl?
*
_ m HCK5XA ^ l
CITY QOVNRhMKNT PKAUDN.
Br?*ruNo URViu,uPk.M*',,#l *
Of ftond and rwc?l*y id mo oh> gv v*."'to**t
TMJC tWlUb OOWrBACTUW
??UI?SLNDAT ATLAS TO-MORROW
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
to reUttoo to ?be
UROTOM WAT?* DEPARTMENT,
and tbe
OITY INSPKCToRM 1)*PIBTMKNT.
A OOOBrtolO I'M of oil tbr *rr plriT** now im lb* MTpdl tf
>beC*> Iommwum- wljl bo onnllahad, wXb ?aiMjt{dNi
vaJaobie ihor ooooeaiod wub
LOOAD POI.ITIOS
im
TUK CUSTOM HOURS SLAPOHTBSI
1* Ml Its departm. ota, toe
OLJ- N*W YORK tTLAS
Will bo e?oe<ulh>?rly interaeOo*
To Moroow
BUY THE ATI.aH ON miNNaY,
?M boromo aa ;l*bt?oe<i In reloUm to oRy a* air*.
T\A linUlTEIll II.RRFKK* OOROIAl
XJ " 0*0 of tieae roosedtea olooo would m?o tbeoaaaSaaf
Ihree wore It generally taown Wo allude to l>r Ihm
MrOIN mrk'o dtmrrbwo eordtal. Wo wad Ikw^w own
p tor to Mad t* onrfbtolttoo during tb-i RiUaabMRMOt
Dover Mai "?Bow York Levpetck
Prtw a> aaoto.
Or put 1? >wt*ii ?tooob bold by dntgWoto otoiTwT'
K11" JtrbY*"Wants it,
?T?? *ALH>OAB WANTS I*T
*** TBBATSB WANTSJT.
BVBRY Ra>* Wa*Ts If.
*TABY BRoiis nakTS n,
tsstjjtoRSAiKPsi run JL
SVRBT StRaWBOeT WANTS K
NTRRT b.ARoom Want* at
*t?st barer wants rtT
IT1IT ON* WHO TAXK- OR TOH** WAjrlt*
Bi,wWiS?trm' tu? THB
PAC HI MIL* B.WK NOTB DRBQTBB.
BEWBTW KB YOLOP&Blb.
WIIOMIt, tBf illfHtto toutf its ofitsMsiSb
dollar ootc rotoed to o $10 $NI, MM or a* atbor largo laa ij
aatv.o or thev aro at the aaaao Mm* to d?o*o* of tab to* r
woribw-oa wild oat honk onto, to whiob tbe ?'tie n mm ailiRf
bor l baa bora whammed; ? ovoo a?t a.a?i?flot or avae*
ou> rr tint wsks tkwW sbbsrtmbi hma
laraed la weealy numbers eaeb e 'Staining nw bus# ad tarn
font hri?t>? of mo' iH bank netss aoaaiaAf
ah ?be pHt v Poaoa mi thsmnnr to cantata all tka aaa
> sua a sum* ta alphabetical order. and as on throaghoat *
wbflr wjpOf
Fir* * unbar will ba rrsd, July i.and tor aala by all rem
dsale?s and ? rtodtaal ?seuta la the U jkm.
w*. 0. USLAND * OO.^
EXTJCLLKbT WIWkB a* a Ml B.lal*,
for lb<t Fourth of Mf.
V rinuxiNl by tbr ll?ety intrmi oar Mar da and the saWkt
at >?% bate taken la the rsenattoa of oar priors oaoaad kr *
bear; dtamunl
On Austrian em1' tmeHi.
w< bars aonetaded loo.annua u> asU oar oiarataad hash
afoes ?t VI78 per <io*rn saob
Sen free o' chars* ut any pari o' th.t car
F It AC NO * QSOflMKOm
J70 * airr streak
| ^ i-KLllUM !
IH* *1W IOH* W**R'Y.
< U''h<? morning and for aale every *h-Mt, Mltluw"toi
i tnetotmeot of the renowned Hair/ Baaet'e gtaal Indian ton
njbtire,
T0g WTtTW 8PT;
Aotberoftba" BacLAMoFTHt BIBl.K." Suhjeat:
IB* 8*0*1*1 *0*1*0*0:
; eketrfcee bj a beat of popular writers a cum rrr of mtrreeHa*
| drparimcata, and anil amaoat ofottrrmanorsfabaarhmg
loirreM.
Look out for ' OkPIBALOT. TH* B8KO OF ITaLTJ*
A- J B. DCUANhhe great alnry ? I-> our next. It bide Mr
?n ee'lp?e everything ?hWl baa preceded II
hUKia avbmo* HOTEL.
bating fittid up n*
baa uete nea of tbe large tturaa ttadar thia oeoirta*
loratrd bote! the mheorlbe's lo*ke the attention of Sanaa
berpeia to theu eitenaltaalockofnlnM tear, groaarira brums
'M-r* en** unto dr.de o* e*ery grace aad embreateg
rvfu" necessary ana luxury for the labia wbiob they new ednr
to ootuutmert at very reoui ad prtoes
WM B J a- k?ON d OO . Orwa.
Broadway ad FUth ateaue, Medina aqaaea
Rnr Tons, Joan ? llsia
FOCKTB OF JUL* ft FOPKTB OF JITlTMt
ePLaNDib AttrobThkAl O* nJrMar. UoOmiN*
P?l>M'll? Abbf;RT*R*r OF fllatl CUJTH1IOA,
FPl KM'lU At-bOKl UibT OF bUaMbtt OUOTUlaOb
BPULhhll) AS* RTMRNT OF MOHaRR OLOTHlNtt
FJa MAM A?D SOI*
OR* At RM Ui TIwK IF PBIOM.
GKKaT RKDUOUON IN Pa>C??.
<?k*aT uttunfTMow in prions
Qaktf Rk.OUt.tlON IN PRIUIut.
oijnatri". dimih ir r'jl."U? omr,?T.
UKUE-T MLMMJCfc HIOOK IN SUl.TON urnk-BT.
lajiofcst bl*v *& biock in fftltow strike.
Lajuaxst mimml'k stock in fulton bttklt.
TUB tKKXV Ml8T 8* ?01aT
AH TBJK f>K*SON 18 ORTTIWli I,ATM,
Open till ereniif until U)f o'clock.
i.b o (mit's oak hall.
84 and 64 FnlU.ii, ? * " 'T mil "T In il hiiii^l
Gabnkt jtwc.8 y.?bodkvi an warn era in gm
VraeelHa. plna. eerrtnra eecklaeaa. hair ptna, bntooi
Ac-, received dlrvt arfl justopwied. at
OSBORNE. BoakDMaM ft Tovmm,
W Broadway, oorner of BprlacNraaL
Gccbaitd'r italian medioatbo 80app08imr?
ly cure* tarn, trochlea, .unburn, plaaplea, eruptioue Ml
Inwsfwa. and aD akin hlemirbes Pouire ruVUa ua-oata M
fr. ni lew forebeada, upper Hp*, or aoy part of tha body, mtr
ranted. 1 j1? white, rouge, hair dve and restorative, at the aM
depot 47 Walker atroot, urat store from Broadway.; Callaafta%
FhUadelpbia; hra Hayea, Brooklyn, fto
GOLD PB*?,
HOLD AND SILVER PENCIL OAANR
PEN HOLDERS, fto
john * ?unr,
? ,, kapufaoturer, llCT'ttroedwaN,
^nssi&'jsgs""
ttomk hade hie cbsak
JL1 It clamper utan iMM-), and ranch nor* palatable. WEh
tbe aae of forrey's new fr-eie' ,ou M eojo, thh ?wlw?
'"innti at a cost of not exceeding -.8 cent* p/r quart filum
teduced to the following:? S quarts. |J to i Quarts. n i
quarts $4; 8 qu?ns, M. 14 quarta. 87 10 quarts $10 tteta&ad
^ by *p-T01^ y
LADIES GOING TO THE COUNTRY IN WANT ?*r
bootE or shoes, go to Cahll's. 377 Broadway, wkm
you rap yet soy style you want cheap: also, a great assortment
of Q'lasee' and children 'a geaUemea and boys' do. <Mi
and see, at 8. CaHlWH, 377 Broadway
Ladies who iu inix aid nervous ihobu
, . ATIINSON'8 CHIRAYTA B1TTBEH
Uesttkmea who are weak aod nervous should nae
_ _ . ATKlNuOb'8 OHIRaYTA BHTBRA.
Ladles who are weak sad nervous aheuld use
_ ATR.NhOst'd CHlmAiTA BITTBB&
Gentlemen who are weak tad aervous should use
,i . . htalltUoh'S OolAaYiA BIT'OH
Ladies who have no appatUe should nae "
_ ? _ v alkibhon'b CUlRAYTA bitters.
Geatlem-n who hare no appetite should use
. .. . . ATEIMJ-JN'S CHIRAYTA BITTKXS.
Ladles who hays so appetite should use
_ . . AlilxtiOA'a CHIRAYTA BITTBBB.
Get tlemen who haye bo appetite ahould use
i * ? ^ atkin8on'?. chiaayta bitters
Ladies whose food disss ees with tbera should use
. .. atelp8u.b'ii CIUKavia bit/ees.
Ladles whose food dlaapee* wlh them t bo old use
_ , . ATRIhbONB CUIEaYfa BITTERS,
Gentlewes whose food rlaigrsei with them should me
i , ATEiftrO-'B miAd'A BirrBSdL
Lod'es who are dyspeptic sad bilious ?h .uld use
_ ? v ATEINeONW CH.Ra YT a B1TTEEEL
GenUemeo who are dyspeptic sad bilious ahould use
. ATal/snoNN . HlWATTa BitrrUMC
For that class of diseases arising from a (Unorganized mil ?aaa
system, weakness of the stomach, torpidity of the liver his
gulsrlt< of the bowels Ac,, this medicine stands pre eminent
Plica ooa dollar. Principal depot Ho SO Qreeawfsh streak
MIYER'S NIBACTLOU8 VEBJfTN fKSTXOTEE.
The on'y remedy in the whole world
Bl'AA TO aETk&BIH ATE
Bugs roaches ante methe. fleas mcentihoea. rata. w?t??a mm
all other vermis sad garden Insvcta
For sale by the Investor, JOSrFB MBYhlR. praetseal
mist, 51J Broadway, cornet of Houston street
Bole Agents?A. B. AD BANDS A CO., Ml William strM
K. Be
If B.
In conaeanenee of Monday befog .
IFDBPithOKB K DAT, /
The LBDGRB will not te l*?nod tUl
YUK80 A V MOfcnlmO,
JULY 6, AT 8 O'CLOCK.
It will then be reedy tar e?erybodv, '-and the rent of mm
n~i " ROtiB A tOU6gll. General agme.
OUT TODAY,
AT 12 O'CLOCK.
THBMKBOUhY FOR JULY IK
For aa'e ererj whore
HRMDHtCKeuK HuaKK ft U0V3,
Pnbilihera' agenta. 21 and 23 ann atreeL
PUBK WATER-RRAD HARPER'S WIEILY OP ,
March and yon wt]1 not drink Proton nnleoa Altered wbtab
wtll cleat re tt oftbe g?rmaoc noxtoua, blood tucking jroaluroe,
th. deetroyera ot ao (Bant child en. Diaphragm Slter foraaia
at 326 Fourth (treat *genta wanted.
PREPaBB YOURSELF FOB TH? FOURTH.-GO TO
CLAHKK, 116 William etreet, and f t a (Ukfrcokoaa*
for RIR caaaimere aanta for S6, and a rea for S3. aikfMa
ojg tor X. linen ooate own <2 to $3
^ tUA&'A dfcWlBQ MACHINES.
H&WSFUJEB.
PRICES GRKTTLT OJCDCOin.
For fUBMet, tat'ore and a'l maoaraeturtny purposes toB*
marbtreaare unequalled They arc woredurable oapaMeaf
(Jooi* a greater nriU) 01 work ana of aa rainy INI aMk
than any marhtany lo the market _
The pew family machines. at U? eadtWA ara alhraeSni wt
v?7tt 1 itteutlDI.
i. M. sure** * CO., ?w ?w?k?
rtBki IkiVILUVO COMMUNIT*.
WOUR'S ceidbraied Schiedam aromatic eehnapos tittaU
be to the aaod* of every traveler. Mo faaally afcould Uasa tot
chy or be without a anppljduvtog the warm waather. It to
variably rorreeta the UI aBeola of chaage of water and M a
t..vrajrr It la the p?veat ltnuor made In the world. Ful on ha
on* t and pint boulea. tola by all armaghta, sroeeraand mdt
atorct.
r?l)NKB, TAXIS' S. BAGS. AO, WHOIJBALS AJCD
1 retail. W. B. STRONG. No.]ifrarraa streak. aoneeS
Broadway.
The aocidbbt or a mom but bat dbstrot u??
on the water If yon are not prepared to meat It with tot
lnfaUtila BBAaNO UITIIIHUN. OaUaKtodM.
1A 9 ftjlton BIB BIT. HA.
l*rti A aplendld atodr of aprlet and rammtoelottog.
1 4 O FULTON BTKKBT. 14A.
JL*?Z Fine black front eoato
un FULTON 8TMET 14A
L*lZi Superior boolean ooato
142JBua,^S^?o torh..^
11(1 FULTON BTBBBT. HA
ItcA Splendid amoitrneat of aprtaj and tnautdr panto
11(1 FULTON STAB**. HI
IHjCj I bare now on hand. ft lane mad updrtar aloak o<
ready made aortal and enmra<r alothmf rwMHS I ana etorto*
tot mo.C* low V> ta #s IT? - A Clf .?. t&M i/iiGleU totoaa 'ju\j t-d'adto
B&embar, 14* Fulton 'aim
dr?S ?(* lot*. ^ BI GACKS

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