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Ire M trau4a. fit* latter comes as passenger In
liebis, on bla journey to France, to laj bin cum
efore Napileon to wboin be baa letters, (Iru
frianiin m Havana. Tt># Padre is a soadjutor of
? in briuging about tba Franeh intervention,
acit participator In the black deeds or Uia fritudii,
s, Cubos and others. wbo art tha murderers
aavuua of Mr. Ocainpo, tba Minister of For
Kslatlona whilst i'r est dent Juarez and
nvernuioot were at Vera Cruz, and tha
nt and worthy geutleaian who m-ide (he treaty
ir Minister. Mr. Robert Mi/Late: alio of the bravo
1 Vulie, of K-folLido, and many others of Ie>s
Those worthy men were shot in the back, alter
01 up; (io?'radtug iuaulta an 1 tortures too Uorribls to
it print, und were afterwards hung; by the neck
mlders in a state of nud ity. V\ hoa the remains of
I Valle wore brought to the city his features had
i bruised and beaten by stones that they could not
gui-'od. All these viilanies were done in the name
(ion; and these are the ui 'u r, ith wnoin la Mle
is making cause against the legitimate cnstitu
(overnmeutaud regularly elcctod PreFidont Juarez,
Use representations of her Minister, Dubois Saiig
d renegade pi iests.
s continued his journey to France in the Trent, to
mas, having shipped away much of the money he
ib^'l upou t ho roads aud from haciendas of Mexico,
toad the other exiles remained at Havana.
Frnuob officers at Vera Cruz speak very openly
the expulsion of Marque/, sod Aimoute in a short
?o great is tha foeltug ef disgust entertained by
.1 I .or. nci!/. towards tho men by whose decep
id lalsohood such disgrace bus been brought
' o French anna, and this feeling prevails through,
whole force; even the prisoners and woundad at
were loud in thair curses upon Aimoute aud his
irs. lora.icez and bla officers have never been as
1 be om with such cemuJIe, the chief of whom is
in to I by Almonte, sustui ied by the French Minis
ibois -aligay, whose private interests in fictitious
upor the gorermnuut have brought on the war
Musicu. Letters hiveb^eu received at liavaua
tanus near Almonte which state that they would
d 'ubt, bo obliged to luttve Mexico veiy soon, .<s
ad : oi Vhi least sympathy In t tie country, and all
?Iain; had boeii defeated, tnut General L rttucez
Id ho considered Ueuet id Iran a very wise man In
ii.; ih i course he had adopted; that it was a just
norulde policy, be.
Mcri iu nrtuy was woll equipped and supplied,
money v is much required by the government,
iu ti uubura w ere being constantly increased, tho
lam a or the French has no d >;bt takon place. It
lrea.Iy repoite<i in Havana to have occurred,
c ieu;> ? trooys (d,OOU) under General Ortega, and
from (jiiauiyicite, organized by (ieueral Doblado,
ceiy excelled by those of any nation; and as the
wni <i in join the Army of th i Fast by Juuo (tha
hivioq already arrived), and would make its
til 17,1,00, thorocau be but mile hope of thu French
able t > sustain themscve*. At th) last date >>uu.
?s at San AugusiiD de .'aimer, expecting to
i short time.
Inesc of ail kinds was at a standstill in tha repub
con.Miquei.oe of tho difficulty of transportation and
.cut ts<. ij ot communication,
unodoio Dunlop, common .iu.i; her Flrltaunlc Mai ns
[{uodriki, bud just roiurned from the interior, ?nil
bout to sail for Jam tics, wh-n lie b tcnuia informed
iarquez had threatened to rob the foreign houses
lie and General Douai had .eit Vera Cruz, coa
ly h mil r utialued to p.otuci the pl?oe.
Ofeum.i Genera! at Havana, R. W. r'huie.dt, has re
i to ins post from a visit to Mexico, which lias ueeu
use of tuuch anxious solicituuo ou tha part of the
emsu-d curious,
ral ' muutort has boon appointed by President
Military commandant of the State of 'fauiauiipas
wo oth-r adjoining stales, aud is organizing troops
Die mderal army.
vi i mi to baii p lis.ied its height at Vara Cruz, and
i Hie decrease, 'l'ho Frcn h had and were still
many men aud w few officers
coniiii'inicatiou with ilia Lulled States and Mexico is
unxiouuly Imped (or, so that our citizen* ami tho
w.11 n< l have to depend upou the Hngliah packet,
oii.cers have Jnteiy stated to highly respectable
an pitsseiigers that their ' hole towards Northern
ens is so great that they were prevented Irom
them any civilities," and this packet was the
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
W aihingtos , June IS, 1892.
AOS OP TH? SLATS CON FIXATION BILL 1* THE
HOUSE.
the House the amended Confiscation bill was passsd.
us U ili? last of the pending measures lookiug par
arly u> the abolition of slavery, it Is premitncd that
ost of tha session will bo davoted to other matters,
,bat ilia business which baa bean deferred until the
uoa of agitation had been acted upon will now bo
\ up, and receive at least a portion of tha attaution
baa up to this time been lavished exclusively upon
lOgro.
TH* BANKRUPT LAW.
petition from Now York in favor of a bankrupt law
received hero this morulng, bearing the signatures
rowu r.ioilier.? U Co., MaitUud, Phelps & Co. ana the
Ing backers of the city. The petition urges the ne
ity o; tho immediate passage of a bankrupt law.
TH* PACIFIC RA1I.K0.U) BILL,
to Sarnie was ocouplod to-day chitiUy with the Pacific
road bill. It if the opinion of Senators that It will be
?dioubetantlnlly aa it came from tho House.
I NfcV. MILITARY COMRANl'BH op NEW TOBK CITY.
>ovot I'.rlgedier General W. A. Morris, Colonel of the
md United States artillery, has baen aaaigued to
f as military commander' of the city of New Ycrk
vicinity. Colonel Morris relieve* General Harvey
wa, who has been aeelgned to duty aa Chief of ArtU
? at the Camp of Instruction at Annapolis, Md.
IIVAI. OP RKEEL TROOP* AT RICHMOND?OEN.
GUSTAVUS W. SMITH VALB1BD.
is reported that troops are constantly arriving at
bm< ud cei.. Gustavua W. Smith ispnlaied, and unlit
military duty in tha rebel army.
JiKATK OP GENERAL PALMER,
fe regret to aunounce the deeth of Gen. To. K.
mer. Topographical Engineers, at his residence, on It
set, at noon today. He tvat brought upTrom the
Ems' la tick with the ty,ihoid fever, arriving by the
Lniar llalthnert yesterday, The deceased was an
L-erof tine abilities and much respected. He was a
Live of Now Jer.ney.
LfTOH-. op KXCU1WIONT9TS PROM TOE PEN1N8CLA.
[he Mount Washington arrived aboot half pest two
lock from Old Point 8he b;ought beck Semtor Wiule
d about thirty other gentlemen, who lert in her on
idav nuht. and vialted Yorktown. White Houee anil
?b .tt o '.old ?r Fair Oake. wliere they spent nearly
i entire lay of Monday, Norfolk and the Navy Yard
d Old l'eiut. Tin y report that heavy skirmishing wa3
ing on all .lay on Monday between the pickets. The
lalliio id Island Belle worn at the latter place. The
B Islam Belle, a few days since, waaflred at by areb?l
:?:et, the b ill striking the pilot house or the steamer,
tag through it heavy iron plaie with which it is
?j. ih- b i d Belle wflen fired upon we* in
,nes river, above City Polut. Brigadier General
me?i?n, who war Injured in the battle before P.tch
Nid, ov li s 1:01 se felling upon him,wea taken on
erd at White Houee and brought to thecity. We
r glad to *?y that this gallant officer la improved ra
liy
THE NEW YORK SOLDI ERA' RKLJKK ASSOCIATION.
At ? meeting of tlie New York Soldiers' Relief Asso
ation tonight?Hoe. R. R. Feuion. ebalrman; J. N.
'anget. lreannrer, and J S. Turter, Stcretary-a large
m wm contributed for the pnrpeaea or the association.
irrO NTMUNTS OONPIlUUtD *Y THR SENATE.
The Senate In oxecntive sesr'.on coufiimed the follow
t apis 1.11 run isA. Cameron Hunt, of Colorado, Mar
al for that Terr iter v; Alvan I'landers, of California,
igwter ot the Canrt O.i co at Humb'ldt; R. C.Morgan,
New York, And B. L. Gardner, of Ohio, Asalaunt
larierinteiortof tclunteera.
NATAL ORDER**
t.ten ten sal Reed Wordeu has l.oen ordered to report to
kptain TeiraoB for the command ef the gunhoat Cone
(HI ffti. _ _
I.lout 'nar.t R. W. Hondo, Jr., n d Acting Master J. W.
?bU ferd are ordered to that tea.cl.
Aetiiut Assistant Paymaster FranoiE T. Morton la Of
irml to the United Ptaies ship Ifio.
PPICRRS ORDKRED TO RET URN TO I REtR RElitMRS'Td.
The large rutnbeP of oBoer* ah *nt from their regi
enU v.-About sufficient oause M regarded as ao aerieus
i evil nit' de.uand an Imuie- Ate correction, and tie
ird.iijlir ordius liavo brrn issued for this purpose.
DISPOSITION OK CAPTCHEE rROTORTT.
All property captured by the arsiy, or selied by any
tenrsiial, or taken up a.troy,or takeu frem sol
lera marching lu the enemy's country, U required to he
in,*d ??er tu the chiafa of tha aeff of the departments
, which scch property would appertain, on duty with
ie ifparn,; i be accounted for hv them as capturad pro
Irty fttid uted for the public, service unless clalmtd by
>e communing officer to be returned.
TH 1 (IT Y -S KV KMT ft COST OKK3S.
flllST EK9N10N.
Mrnnte.
Wa-nuiiloN. June 18,1802.
?-n naawKivr o* """ ***
?, v?,. VAN, (rep.) of Ohio, presented a petition Trcm
1,-ene ?f Ohio In Uvor of lh? enlargement ef tha Erie
gdtiewcge canals^ , AW
M?, m. C'iarm-kR, (rep.) of Mich., Howatn, frsp.) of
Mt> ffltrnf, (rep.) of Conn., and ?'??**, (f?p.)?
r?seated I hiciii for the Immediate, p-utssee of a
?Rgrt.pl m*. ? HAVT
Ur, vxiam, (Jsp ) -d loTia, U vrn the Naval OoiuiE'VVa .
reported beck the biU for the better government of the
UTf.
improved wu fbojecttlh.
llr. Tn Etci, (rua.^of N. .R, presented a petition
from a civil euglnoer of Trenton, N. J., asking that a teat
should be made of li>s nev and improved military pro
jectile.
belief or 00* faulpino.
llr. Bale, frep.) of N. H., from the Naval Committee,
reported a bill for ihe relief of Commodore Hiram Pauld
ing. Hassed
ARMING LOTAI. PERSONS IN Tin RBURL STATES.
Mr. I'lTe-ed a resolution that, in the opinion of
the Sonata, it is tne right anil duty or the government to
call loyal persons within the rebellious Attics to its
armed defend against the traitors whe are seeking its
overthrow. Laid over.
ADJOURNMENT OF C0X0EBSS.
Mr. Sacismdrv, (opp.) of Del., offered a Joint resolution
adjourning Congress on the 30th day of June. Laid over.
EKURTHKNTS IN TUB ASSY.
Mr. Hale, (rep.) of N. H., introduced a bill relative to
further enlistments in the army.
The bill provides tbat when necessary to make further
enlistments the President is authorized, by proclama
tion, to call on all persons, without distinction of rase,
color or rendition, to sniist in the army.
Tho bill further providea that every piave enlisted un
der tuc.li proclamation of the President shall ba ever
thereafter free, and entitled to all the bounties, privileges,
Ac., or other soldiers in the array.
The bill was referred to the Committee en Military
Affaire.
envtRN'HKKT CONTRACTS.
Mr. Powell, (opp.) of Ky.. introduced a bill to prevent
members of Congress and other officers of the govern
inont of the United States from taking considerations for
procuring contracts from the government. Referred.
LSI;At TENDER NOTES AND TEH DAY CERTIFICATES.
Mr. CiLANDi UK, (rep.) of Mich., called up the resolution
to prevent a further issue of the legal teuder Treasury
note?, audauthorizing the issue of a hundred millions of
ten day certificates, b?arlng live per cent interest. He
spoke ut some length, advocating the parage of the
resolution, and of the danger of issuing an overplus of
Treasury n.dos.
Mr. FManw, (rep.) of Mo., thought that ih was not
wise to decide on so important a measure without ma
ture dsliboratlou. It was due to the Secretary of the
Treasury to consider carefully every proposition made
by him Ho moved that the resolution be referred to
the Committee on Finance.
The motion was agroed to.
RKMOPKLUXQ T1IE OOUBTR.
Mr. Hair Introduced a bill for remodelling the Courts
of the District of Columbia. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
tits pacific railroad rut.
Was taken up and various amendments were considered.
Mr. Clark, (rep.) of N. 11., moved to strikeout the
provision grunting the bonds of the United States to the
different branches connecting with tns Eastern terminus
of the central road.
Mr. iir, rmax. (rep.) of Ohio, spoke in favor of such an
amotidineul. lie Add lie could not vote for a bill pro
lapsing to give boudx of thu government to build all those
braucno!.. He thought we should leave tho branches to
be built by local iutere-U.
After further d.srussion the amendment was with
drawn for the present.
Mr. Co.-i-AXKit, i rop.) of Vt., offered a proviso, that of
the bonds of the United States lo bo delivered to any
parts of roads east of the one hundredth degree of longi
tude, and west of the western foot of the Nevada Moun
tains, there shall be reserved fifty per cent until the
pads are completed; and in rcUtii n to the road between
these two points, twenty-livo per cent of the bonus be
reserved. I'nleas the roads aro fully completed, thoj-e
reserved bonds are forfeited to the I uited States.
Fending the quest; ra, the Senate went into executive
session,
Adjourned.
Hotnae of BcprcunUtlvti.
Wamixgtox, Juno 18, 1862.
TH* XT or TROOPS.
Tlia Senate Joint resolution for the encouragement or
enlistments in the regular army and volunteer forces
was parsed. It repeals so much or the ninth arc lion of
the act of August last as abolishes premiums for bring
ing recruits to the reudi'i". eus, and provides that here.
aTter a premium of two dollars shall be paid any citizen,
non commissioned officer or soldier, for every recruit
to tho regular army, and every soldier enlisting in the
regular artny or volunteer force for three years or
during the war muy receive the first month's pay in
advance.
PAWAOB OP THK BILL Xlf AXlTVATtXC TBS SLAVICS OP KBBSLP.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill to free
from servitude the slaves of eerlsin rebels engaged in
or abetting the existing rebellion against tho govern
ment of the Uulted States.
Some time was spent In discussing points of order.
A vote was nearly roichod oh the pas-tage of the bill,
when the time arrived for taking up the special order,
namely, authorizing ih. issue of additional Ir'asury
notes.
Mr. Stxwxs. (rep.) of Pa., with tho view of at ouco
disporiug of the conflFcntion measure, moved that tho
s;.eti?! order be postponed one hour. This was agreed
to by 78 against HO.
The wily was now apparently clear f..r the Confiscation
bill but Mr. Uirbards >u, after remarking tbet the morn
ing hour liud expired, moved to proceed to the bueinee*
on the Sneaker's table.
Mr Piicm*, (opp.) of Mo., demanded the vena and
nsys, which, be.ug taken, resulted in yeas 43, u*y* .18
Tho luestiou having boeu decided la the negative, the
Conli. cation bill was read.
The biH passed by yeas 82, uavs 64, as follows.-?
..Vkas?Me-fSrs. Aldrl !., Alley, Arnold, Ashler, Babbitt,
Biker Haner, Ben in.h, H.'uuliaru. Blase, Butliiiton, Usuio
be!l, Cbiiuiber..tin. Clark, (Wax, Fred'rick A. Coukiin .
Bom-on t'onklln", Corole, Cutler, llavn. D.iwe, llnnn Ed
r-t fon, ?dwards, Kllot, Kly. Peuton, Ph.her, Krank, ll..ocii
Ooodif.aii, (iurier, Hele, Hsuchett. Hickman. Ile.i.au
H itcbinv, Julian. Keliry, Kc.l igz of Mich., K Uincr..-, ? m
pin.-. Ij'huuIp, Lovijioy, Lo.cc, VcKnifhi, M r'iier.on
Mitchell, Moorbead, Morrill of Vl., Nixon, ? Uin Pise lu.ner
Potter, Hire of *???., Rice of Me., P.PlMe, Rollins of N. H '
S rg"?r.i, SihI jwl"k, hUankp, Sh.-llalisreer, Sbermsn, Siv.uld
lug. .Sin en*. St rat toil, Train, Trimble, Trowbridge. Van
Horn, Van Valkenburgh, Verier, W?l uce, Wallou, Vt'aso
burne. Wheeler, White of lnd., Wilaon, Wliidom, Worcester
Narr?M ears. Anemia, Blddle, Blair of Va.. Browne of
R. f.. Brown of Vs., Calvert, (Momenta, Cobb, Uomlmu t rn
vene, Crittmib n, Delano, Liven, Dunlap, B-ijjliah, Ureng,
Oridcr, Hall. Ilardtnv. tl.irrlaon, Uulniiu Huron Juiirnori
Kell-mg of III., Law, Lanar, Lurry, Lehman, Mallory tie'
Maynanl, Menzies d'.rrlsor Ohio, N?rtou, Odeit, Pendle
ton. Perry. Pnelns of Mo., Price, Robinson, Rollins of Mo.
Sheffield, Khtel, Stride ol N. J? Thomas of Maes.. Thomas or
Mil.. Vnliandlghnm, Woodward, Ward, Web iter. White of
Ohio, Wluklitfo, Wood, Woodrutf.
During the proceedings, Mr. Portss. (rep.) of lad.,
remarked that, with tho amendments proposed by .Mr.
kllot, frcra tho Pol-'Ct Commutes on Confiscation, the
P'ssajo of the biil -roild be lissarded, and hsuce in
sisted upon ihe bill s- referred to the committee at hie
instance, wi'h o-te amendment proposed by himself to
day. which was acoe| tui by Mr. Kiiut in plsce of sU the
amendments suggested by the committee.
The bill, as passu I, provide* for the emancipation of
the slaves of all th : fullowin-; classes:?
First?< >1' every person wh > shell act ss en officer of
the rebel army or usry.
Second?Ot every pu s et who shall act an President,
Vice 1're- Ident, member <d' Congress, Judge of any court.
Cabinet officer, loroh n minister, commissioner or consul
of the so called Cculod rate dtatos.
Third?W every |V-rs n who shall art a* Governor of
a State, member o:' a Conventin or L-gislature. or Judge
of any State t.'ourt ol the so-called Confederate State t.
fhvrlh?Of i-very person who. having held an ofllee
of honor, trust or prottt In the United State.-, rhall here
alter hold an odioe m the so rtlir I Confederate States.
Fifth?Of evmy person who shall ho'd any offl-e' er
aeem-y under the ?<> c.illed Confederate a'titte*, or under
any of the f iat's thereof.
Bel persons tn the third and firm ila-ses m et have
accepted their *iu>oiiurarriu since the date of the r-u-w
ston ordinance of their Stab s, or have taken au outh of
aliegl tnce to the C-niY-dr rate dutee.
Sixth?of every purrun not within tho above clasees,
wh th ? tas-age o. tho act, h lug wilfully atnl with
out cnmptti.oii eug.iged to armed tebell.ou, shall not
wilhi.i sixty days ley down his arms and return t> his
allegiance.
lhu biil nis i dis pwlifljs rail six classes fro u holding
olilre "rider the Cmto t utiles govtrtimeut. The kTeai
dual is auiharizid to uegoUaie for the urtjUis I on by
treaty or otherwise, ol lands or countries >n Mxu", On
tri i America or&s itu America,or in the iehmd.-in iha
(liiif of Mexico, or for the right of vcttlement n^on the
binds of said ceil..trie*, for ell poraonc liberated ituder
this set, to bo removed with th.-.r own vena ut. For the
purpose of paying the expeiue ?4 tho purchase of land*
nod the rrmo.H.. the President shall use such money as
Oerigree* may from time to time direct, arias ig out of
the Males o. tun property fonnerly owned bv rebels, and
which shall have been ooufl?c*t*l to the use of h
United -s.
Ttm other secttODB mainly relate to ihj machinery by
wh.ch it* p. to islotM of tho hill are to be enforced
ABMitoxai. iss'-r or ti.s.-iht xi/rrs.
Tbe House reeumail the considers lion of the bill m
tbo'lzfiig additional Trcatitrjr notes
Mr. Wi .t.trtK, (I nPut) of i<v., o,>poted It. He weutod
to kiuw what is to to done Willi the money, nr.d
whetner s iy It It pi bo sppropiiated for the email
clia iui nnd Sunportof tho t leven hundred coutrakan Is
here wlio occu y htmses which might be devoted to the
e ck ai d wot] i d, instead or taking churches for that
purpote. ,
Mr. Hi strn.r rep.)of JJ. Y., during his remarks, said
web.-id hsf.sr borrow money at set en |ier c atum than
Inflate the euiency di.riug the pre.eut conditiua oi
afihtri
Mr. Ph.*. (rop} of 'h ., opposed the bill.
Tut cioer.. Use ru c, ,.rd lhu llou te
A^wcrasl.
Obituary.
T.I>" TV"A"T COfhNKL MO'tRIR, OV \EW TORK.
I.ieuteniul Co- ti . J. Morris, of New York, wbo was
wound 1 at tilr Oa'is, died while ?a i >*'(! for this city.
His w iBoil wrt very loveie, and el it sign the best of
medical attcoilau ? ?lv'a to Jim, hi at last ruc
?uniocd. His wife atloiui'-d bt a to tii - fa. t. He fnavo.t
three- ing chi'dron lis io.-i Is dee ij ie,;rOitc 1 by
hboir.ipn i'in .n ar n? r-id rn'afl7Ts. The fn, era! a ill
beve< iifivato, an! take place from tin reflt-ljuce of
hiabi . her-In h W.
Couiilci'.fcit.inn IhtMsitufatlHicri' Bank
of 'I'i ay.
IroT, June is. 1882.
New cauuterf dt 0 ua the kUaui'iMturera Bank of
this 11 i sr t i t: or i: e uxecuilnn is good, aud
wir iie-' ir* fuo m w y uniossoxu 'imed br'be^ltes.
TI"' ccninter'd' vn ikon by tlir banks to day. the vig
inn* ui w rkt t.) IP tie tlsrki-r than on tho genuine,and
tbe slg. at ire i f the iashler U act first rate.
C'twre fitiemini?This Day.
i,r s. 0?c*r?tjffcvir.?fert t?No*. 1777. r,on
It nf?,l>.ii, 1T23, 1966, li'2 ii?, kZH7. 2'10l, tTA.. '1
- ' t l 23'" 2316, 2818,2321, ?aa, Jm Pa-'t >J
iio. a Aide* "Cleadwruf Wtdaeaiim.
OAelal Drawiagi or iawraf, CMr d#
C?.'s Ken'uckv sod Misso .ri State Lotteries.
tSSWJUaV. EXTIlA 0LAM2d/?JuaelAlM*.
84, 20, 23, 73, 4 1, 24. 03, ?5, 67, 6, *, 19, 59.
Ksmucrr, ('cabs apt-June 1?. IS"5-.
?S, 39, 13, 7, 44, 16, 21, 10, 26, 42. 37, 3. 67.
OtroaJsrsMai fres of charge oj sdtressug either to
MURUAY, EDDY A 00..
Oorlngtoa. Sr.. or St. hauls, Mo.
OfflelalDrawingi or the H.ta(uekjr Ul
Delaware state Lotteries.
KssTucsr, Extra Clam 21#?June Is. 1832.
19, 67, 37. 6, 220. 27. 41. 4t?. IS, 26, 74, 50.
Drllwari. Clam 2 June 18. 1862.
63, 62, 73, It). 7. 4S, 61, 17, 66, 31, 60, 22, 15.
Circulars sent hy aJdresstu st __
JOHN A. MO It SIR A CO.,
Wlltalngtso, Delaware, or Covington, ICentuaky.
Royal Havana hottery.?Prizes Cashed
and iuiormation furnished by TAYLOR 1 CO., Hankers, 1#
Wal 1 str< et, N. Y.
Prizes Cashed In All liTgallied Lotte
ries. Information given. JOSEPH HATES. Broker,
11 Wallalreut, room No. 1, New York.
Strawberi ieo Are In Hsason And So Are
Straw Hats. The neatest, lightest and' most fashionable
stvlss of Straw Hate ever Introd tc-d are tho?e of the cele
brated halter, KNOX, of SB Broadway. KNOX ranks su
prenie as an Introlurer of fashions In Hits: und the crowds
who rush to hint for Hats for the watering places are beyond
enumeration.
Dramatic Performances at 3 end
o'clock P.M. Commodore Kutt, Ac., are the attractions
at Barnaul's.
Moody's Superior Shirts, Hade to Order,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS PEK DOZEN.
T. W. MOODY, AMI Broadway, .St. Nicholas block.
A Big Hit.?Gent's Potent lieatlier Boots
for 62, a t BAlitkLBTT'S, 372 Grand street, corner of Nor
folk strvot.
Beware of the Cheap "Cartes de Vlalte."
They fade. Pay a living proiit, and gel the MEADE imper.
lebable pictures. 233 Kroadw ay.
Twelve Cartea de Visite for 91*?Kqvtal
to any in the city. PEROIVAL, 13J Chatham street.
Twelve Cartes de Visile* for 91, Not
xecllcd at any pi'
orner of Barclay.
excelled at any price, at BALCH'S, 243 Greenwich street,
els
Kituball's Cartes tie Visite?Cheapest In
the city. Warranted to suit the customer. At KIMBALL'S,
477 Broadway.
At Jeffrrs', 573 Broadway, I.u "lies' Kins
tic Bums, $1 60, $1 75 and $2; Balmorals, $2, $2 25 nnd #2 50;
keni.s hoc Sltoi-a and .Slip,sirs, yotttus' and children s Bal
morale, Shoes and Gaiters. J EKFER8, 573 Broadway.
Herring's Patent Champion Pire and
Burglur Proof Safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray street,
Now York.
Deafness, Impaired SisrhJ, Noises In the
head a id sore throat cured by Dr. VYM, KInKNBKRL, Oeu
ILtanU Aurist, 38 Clinton place, west of Br ad way.
Boats.?l)orie Pleasure Hoots, $1 75 per
foot, painted In colors, complete. LXUEltSOLL'S,213South
streei, near Pike.
Barry's Tricopheroas is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, beautifying, curling, cleaning,
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladles try it. Sold by
all druggists.
CrUtadoro's Hair Dye.?Preservative
nnd Wig depot, wholesale and retail, No. 6 Astor House. The
Dye applied by experienced artist*.
Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black or
brown; best in use. Depot No. 1 Barclay street, und-sold by
all druggists.
Kvery Lady Who Desires a Beautlfnl
complexion should use LAIRD'S Bloom of Yoath. It has uo
equal. Sold by all druggists, anil at 432 Broadway.
Trusses.?Harsh A Co.'s Radical Cure
Tress Oilic, No. 2 Vescy street (under the Astor Hones), op
posite ibe church. A Female attends ladies. No connection
whatever w ith any other Truss office of tame name.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Wkdnksda*, June IS?C P. M..
The money market is easier Hgain. The advance
of yesterday and day before had the eQ'ect of
bringing some new lenders into the market, and
rates fell tn consequence. To-day there ia no dif
ficulty in borrowing on good collateral at4 percent.
Certificates of indebtedness can be bought at about
100%, aud green back demand notes at 102%. Mer
cantile paper of the best grade sells without diffi
culty at 4 a A percent. Rumors of disaster to the
Union cause have been freely circulated for the
past day or two. Though they are not generally
credited, they hare had the effect of inducing more
caution in financial operations. Mr. Spuuldiug's
speech, and letters from Washington, while they
render it certain that the Secretary of the Treasu
ry has not been and will not be shaken by the
bankers' clamor, rathor tend to induce prudent
operators to exorcise some caution for the present.
Foreign exchange closed dull for the steamer at
about 117% a %.
The Persia, which sailed to-day for Europe, only
took out $7:13,220 in specie. The foroigu bunkers,
on Saturday and Monday last, loudly predicted
that she would carry out two millions. It was on
the strength of this expectation that gold was
forced up to a premium of six per cent. Gold
opened this morning at 106, declined to 16V%,
rallied to 106, and dosed at that bid. The receipts
of gold by the bullion brokers and banks arc
steadily increasing. Every one who has any gold
is scllkig it for the sake of the premium, and the
operators for a rise arc having their wants very
promptly supplied. One clement of the advaucc
was the New York State loan, which was to be
paid for in gold; that is now out of the way. An
effort is being made by some foreign houses and a
few disloyal citizens to bull the specie market;
but it seems a bopelcss undertaking. Our
foreign trade for the fiscal year shows u
balance in onr favor, aud there is uo prospect of
any demand for gold for export which shall do
more than restore to Enrope the coin we took
thence last year. Here at home there is no demand
at all for gold, and the supply is larger than it
ever was. Under the circumstances, holders
should not neglect the present opportunity, but
should scud their specie into Wall street at ouce
for sale.
There was a decided decline in prices at the
Stock Exchange this morning. Central fell 1, Pa
cific Mail 1%, Toledo %, Eric %, Erie preferred
%, Harlem %, llarlein preferred 1%, Michigan
Central 1%, Southern old %, guaranteed %, Illi
nois Central %, Kock island %, Galena V,. Gov
ernment sixes declined %, apparently upon tin
erroneous notion that more six per cent bonis of
1881 may l>e issued. State stocks were all % a %
per cent lower. This decline has not taken ex
perienced operators by surprise. After the startling
advance of the past few days, a reaction was to
be expected. We c&unot discover that anything
has oi ourrcd to clmngc tho general tendency ot
the oturkot; but it cannot be expected that stocks
will go on advancing forever, without nnv chvck
at all. After the board the market was steady.
At the second bo.rrd there was a general improve
ment iu prices, and tin; market closed about
steady, the following being the last quotations:
United States C'a, registered, lt<81, 102% a 10.1;
do. 6V, coupon, 1891. 106 a 106%; do. 6'e, 1871,
05% a M%; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 106
a 105%; Tennessee 6 s, 5t>% a 68%; Virginia 6's,
56% s 56%; Missouri 6's, 61% a 61%; American
gold, 106 a 10it%; Pacific. Mail, 115% a 115%; j
New York Central, 94% a 94%; Erie, 3i% a 37%:
do. prctcrrcd, 65% a 65%; Hud- on River, 47% a
47%; Harlem, 16% a 17; do. preferred, 42% a
42%; Reading, 57 a 57%; Michigan Central, 63%
a 65%; Michigan Southern and Northern Jndl
uiia, 27% a 27%; do. guaranteed, 65% a 62%;
Panama, 136 u 138; Illinois Central, 62% a 62%:
Galena and Chicago, 71% a 71:4; Clcvclaud and
Toledo, 46% a 47; Chios go aad Rock Island. 67% a
67%; Chicago, Darlington and (Juiney, 76 a 7$;
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chlsu, 53 % a 54; ILi
noir Central bonds, 7's, 95 a 95%.
After the second hoarJ New York Central waa
pu d as high as 114%.
The State loan of $896,000 was awarded to-day
at Albany at a premium of from 110% to 111%.
The principal takers were Messrs. lttod & Co.and
Messrs. (iwlnne A Pay, oaeh of whom got $3o0,000.
As the terms of tho award oblige the takers to
pay for tho stock in gold, tho ai tual premium paid
was, at to-day's prieo of gold, 116% a 117'%,
This is higher than any similar loan ev?" went
beforo.
M Cisco rc oived to-day about a qn.i u . of a
nil ,n for deposit and conversion. The present
.period ol suspense t.uda to check deposits.
The business of the Bub-Trevor/ was as fol
low*:?
Receipts fl ,102,667 26
?Kor customs 78,000 00
Payments 1.146,219 S3
Balance 17,343,896 33
The exchanges at the Aank Clearing House, to
day were $24,796,616 31, an? the balances
$1,616,235 96.
The Merchants' Exchange Hank has declared a
semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable
July 1 ; the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com
pany, a semi-annual interest dividend of three und
a half per cent on the capital atock, payable
July 2.
Relative to American securities, Messrs. Baring
Bros.' Circular per China remarks:? '
American stocks hare declined in price during the
past week. United states 6's, 83; do. 5'i,78: Massachu
setts 5'e, sterling, 92; Maryland do., 60; Pennsylvania,
sterling, 73; bonds, 74: Ttogton City 4.1 J per coat sterling,
60. '1 he railroad securities are also lower and offered.
Buffalo aud l?*ike Huron wet o \ lower, and Crest West
ern (of Canada) shares are >?' lower. The British North
American government securities were quoted from a
1 per cent lower in several instances. lu United States
stocks tho downward movement is continued with refe
rence to some of the principal description!", New York
Central having further receded 3,per cent; Michigan
Central tirst mortgage, 2 per eent; Virginia 6'*, F.rie
fourth mortgage, Michigan Central, convertible and New
York Central shares, 1 per ee.it each, and United States
and Erie preferred % per oetit each.
The following are the ordinary charges for pa
per of various dates at London, England:?
30 t ? HO days 2^ u 3 per cent.
3 months 3 per cent.
4 mourns a 4 per cent.
0 months', bank hills 4 per cent
C m nibs, trade b: lis 4 a 4*^ per cent.
Ou the Slock KxQhttngwlhere is little demand, and the
rate for money oa government securities remains at 1
Lolhi' per cant.
The following are the rates of interest allowed
on.dcposits:?
, Joist stock banks *2 per eent.
Discount housemate-ill 2 "
Do., with seven duya' notice ? 21.' "
?At the London and V.'ustminster 1 per eent only for
sums below ?.100
Annexed are the rates of discount in the princi
pal cities ol' the oontiucnt of Europe:?
Haiti. Halt. Op. Varktl.
Per Cnit. Per Ce n
Vi
6
3>;
Pranklort
?
Amsterdam
4
Turin
6
Brussels
Hauioorg
4
St. Petersburg
?
Htock Exchange.
Wkd.vkuiay, June IS, 1882.
$10000 1*5 6's,'8i,reg 103 100 sh.. lUrlotn Bit.. 16V
1000 U' JJ r,'<, '81,ecu 101*; 3H> do b80 16 jf
32000 do 106 200 do mk
3000 Kentucky 6's.. 00 2oo Har RK pref.1,80 42
16000 Illinois war I'd. 1C1 100 do 41?
600OTeun O's.fO.'.. 5S^ 100 Reading RR 67
6000 do 6*s\ 200 do *80 Ml,'
, 1000 Mwdouri 6 a... 61 j," 100 do 66k
22uO0 do 61X 100 Mich Con RR.... 68
6000 MoA.i toH&RJR 64^ 660 do 66 u'
2000 California 7 97Ji 100 do *30 66
60(M>KrioRRimb.I>30 92), 2C?0 do c 65-.
5000 Hod RIvRR Cm 94 25 do 6o'(f
7000 M ich S<. 2d in... 87 60 M So k MRU .030 27
500 111 Can RR bda. 97'* 100 do *>flv
lOOOSTar Hau4cA12m 88 32 do jjcv
2000 do 87>; 600 do 27
iOOOOTol hi Wahlmb 94 100 do.... 1,30 27(/
26000 Pita,KW&ChShn 83 6 Mich So fc N I f s 6U,
146000 Amcr gold... 1051* 60 do bio ?2
1C900 do eiO 105?* 12 do 6(*2
16500 do 105X 300 do 61V
7000 do s4 105** 50 do
5 ?hB Rk of Amor . HO.'-i 25 i'anama RR 137'
' 18 Seventh Ward Bk 128 10 do 136'f
29 Bk of Commerce. 102 15 do 18?'
10 do 101X 100 III Cen RR serin. 62i.'
20 Metropolitan l#k. 106'4 650 do 62
5 Cotn'n wealth Rk. J5 200 Ciev&PRt IUhliso 22 v.
101m >V Trader* Ilk. lo3j; 250 do "J*.'
101'eWrfludCncalCb. UQli 200 do.....'.'..'.' 22'V
146 1'acitio M R S Co. 115 2.6) (lai k Chic RK..! 71^'
SO do s60 71W
60 do 713'
30 do 7(i'
200Cicv k Tol RR... 460
300 do 46'J
260 do b3i) 46 K
4(>'J0 do 46'*
100 do s:;o 46
950 Chic A Rlc 1 RK.. 661 <
?"?50 do 1,10 6d*j;
460 do 18 66 ?*
6S Mil k Pr dn C RR 85
86 do 32 V
10t) do blO 82 Si
14 Del, I. A WKK... loo
200 Tot&lVa pref. .1,30 J6
24 do 46
50 do
145 do
115'*
25 do.
115 'i
100 N Y Odd RK....
94
1T77 d-J....
93'i
luO do
' MO
93?g
42 do.
98,'*'
60 do....
.. .tS
9.;-,
50 do....
.1.30
93);
1(H) Krie RR
3.7
50 do
liSO
37-*
50 do
.180
37V
tlx) do,
. .510
.?* **
750 do....,
87',
Km do
.030
87!.
100 Harlem RR
17
300 do
.hSO
17
100 do
b30
10*-;
SECOND BOA Kit.
$25060 US 6's, '81 ,con 111 ?1i too shs Krie RR pref. 65 >/
6060 do 105j; 100 lUriem Ril n'r^
2000 Telin G'x. '90.. 68'* 400 do jT*"
8090 Virginia O'a... 0fl1; 600 Harlem Rll prof!. 42
7000 Mi-.aoori 6'a.. 61?; 100 do oo 42
20000 do 51>; 60 do 451'
5000 d.i 030 51 100 Hudson River BR 4~"
9000 1'. riW'tC2n, 83 2-50 Hn-hlVnKKexdlv Hd"
1000 Ila-h mist tab 104 3<*o do 68 V
2?.coO American gold 1( 6 250 M So k N lu RK.. 27
2 .000 do k6 106 30O do 87 .
25000 do 106 if 200 dn "7 1
25 ah* Pa- M SS Co.. 115 V 450 M So * N I gu at. 62!,'
85 A:ner K* Ran'c... 97?; 25 Illinois <>n lilt su 6?t.
20 l,k of Commerce. 102 COO do. flj'i
150 N Y Ceulral UK.. 93*; 10Caiena ,t Chi RR "I *;
60 do bio 93?f 100 d<> 71 'J,
ISO <lo ?6X 1600 Clev At Tol RR.. 40K
800 do 94 600 do 46 :
60 de 1,10 94 60nChi k Rack I RR.. f.T
60 do 1410 94 60 Mil & IV du ChRR. 31
200 Ki lo RR 37 H 100 do 88/
409 Krie Kit pref 65
CITY C'OMM KKC1AI, RK.POKT.
WKB.vi?.i.Ar.Jau? 18?0 I'. M.
Bri aiWftF*. ? Hour?Too market wat Ion iu-Uvu and
sales moderate, while prices were wuhani alteration or
moment. The 1'emxud was chiefly front the home trade,
with aonio tale* for export. The market closed dell.
The trxnmicttoua embraced about 12.tot) bt?l?.. closing
within the following range V pricua:?
?Superfine S'ate $4 06 a 4 26
? Extra state..., 4 40 a 4.60
Superfine Wi-itern 4 no a 4 25
Common to ehoiie extra We Kern 4 40 a 0 05
CaixuUua 4 40 a it 00
Seiitnera mixed to gr>"dmi.Mirfiiie 6 00 a- 6 i'4>
Ultra ?e 5 05 a 6 70
<loni| to choice family de 0 70 a 7 25
Rye Uonr 2 70 a 4 00
Coi u meal, Jersey and Rrandywine 2 90 a 3 20
?Canadian flour win unchanged, wliilo .-ale- embraced
S00 bbln. at the iihove I'.guiex. Soul hern Hour v.as
heavy and dull, ?? peciaily for the low gridea, whcle
prime qua i'leu wore firtmy hold: the fale* emb seed
about l,loo bids :.t the above quotations. Uy? iio.ir
v.aa uncaiti.; d, while sale* were m-flned tc 120 bbi u
Corn iDo.il w? ? in ftiir deuwsd, without change
lu pr oee. while the sales ouilirecec G.'Hd) Ubl: at our
liguree. W'neat?Selections wero atRl ocaroe and held
aiiove tho vie wis if buyer*, while salei were restricted:
the tales cmbr. cMi -isnc 30.006 luirhaia. u. etiuli hue.
st fl 01 a 61 04 for Milwaukee cliih, $1 95 a $1 07
fur ember iowia. and >1 1214 a $1 16 for winter red
\Vr?tern lorn war fun at yesterday'* pr.ces, with
moderaio ealra. which embraeed about ;:0,OOO>bushel* at
40c for diMtilliuy lots, aad 49- a.5lc. for new 119tel,51c
fci c 'n uon and at Mc. ? M'ie. for old mixed,.in store
and d. Ir.v. ,1. r.n 1 5 c. f,^ W. stern yelkov. I'ye was id
f'vd re, .ert and firmer, with ade* af 4 OOO-UUNhels #f
Jerrny mid -'tate at 75? Uar'ejr nn.l barley malt were
suiei and luimituiI Oats were steady anil prices un
changed. whir mile*- were made to... fair extent
1 a: (sr.?The ?*>- embraced S80 ba*u Kin at 21c and
50 <lc. t ed! Rica ai 22c
Corroa?l'he ri? ?ikot wax Armor, with 1 g-md , ;iinning
(leiiiajd: .he rxb embraced aiiem l,.'.ou bene*, ,m (he
basH of 81 '*?? a 8l"'4u.. nkiNing si alwoif'.l a kl '4o.
CocjiA.?A sale in lo'ibagtt; aysqull soil at p. t.
Ki.tiri -s .?la l iven no, 2.009 I hi* flour were engaged
?l 2.?. I'd a 3s., 12 000 buxheb whent, in bulk, at l) >ad.
fall next wcoki, *#,."8)0 b-.uiiuls crn .it .4>;d.. tn ship's
bags: 200 tierce iiu I u' -.fix. Oil. To fonder. 2.600 hbi.e
Imr at 3*. 10* d. M0 h . . cakaatMi. per tun,SM
twrce? lard at 80s., ami -a# tun* cruahe#lkoii?a at 8i. i#d,
md 10.W9 bushels wheat at loj^d.. in l?o!h.
ITkcm. it*. ? Fork?II,e market was mora active,
while privue w#ue wllhuut eboitg, of siuiuaat. The sales
footed up about 1 60') bblr at f 10 83 a fid 87'i for mess,
ami at W ?') a $8 75 for prime, and .u$il tor nulnxpc, tml
idc . Meet bo, been more active, with sales or 250
hhi.x. at ill a $12 fur pint, tuias, and at $13 a $14 fur
extra Vrlma tne?? an<l beef h me ?ere quiet and nomi
nal C'U tnrttts were inactive and prices iioavy Sales I
of 20ti package i wore made at Vst. s 3>^e. 'oi-J -hnuhli r?,
and at. 4)ic. n5o Tor hpni*. Ijwu wn* firmer rod In fair
dma ,nd,wiib raiea ofl.uOO (m, kagex at 7t?<-. a8%c. '
Ruit?r was at 10c. a 17c. lor good to prime State, ano at
13c? alio, for Ohio ?Aate. t heexe was at 7o., atid Ohio
waJt qsiet and tiumlnai.
sm*x.?.saiesof 1.600bsgxof pepper were madeatp. 1
rJixjAK' wore tlnn arid the rweont .nlvimoe -usfaiced.
The eelna rtDbraccd 1,950 hints.. nearly all CuUaf.at
<1 >??. fcr Inferior and a' 7c. a 7 'gc. for fair to pr.ttio re
da in*' good*, and nt 7>jC. n 7J,r. a 8c. lor fair te primo
and ( holes grocery arai!>-s , w itli rouia lots Porto Kteo
repoi is I at 7 l?c a 8t(c., tbe latter an outside flgure
Haai'i lest.
Asnr.ssos??In Brooklyn, en Tnoedsv, .Tune
17. by Kav, Cyru* P. Fuse, Wst. F. aviw-hwos -o Mies An*.
lims sisrow, d.iiiirhter of1 VI in. Floii'ki.n, 1 juf.
lUit'rnorn (usieii; (ilea##copy.
Cm .a?Mix?On Wednesday, .Tune 4, at sv Paul's
church New Have*, Conn., by tbe H#r. K. 1.. Hrewie,
Artm * WKt.iwgrr. sen nf the late R*ibsrt Ucnsiirtd
Clevg. Feq.,#f Mau'-hcater, Ktigland, tni'ukm.iit, young
eat itn?*;hi?r of Caleb Mix, 1 sq., of the former cfiy.
Rlt?P'fW.?At Salem, Muss., en \\ 1 droxdey, June
'1?,.it the South Church, by tho Rev. Hrowa Iroerxon,
I). IV, a klifted by tho R?v. S. R. Kly, I), fv. MV Wk. 8.
Pi.y, of lb 14 ciiy, to Mcx Ht x*x IS. U.vow, yeungast
daughter of N' ithanM '-now , laq., of the firmer eliy.
Hsnjoi-llKrsr ?Afn Tue- lay June 17. at the fsal
duceof Hi hrh a's iiareni,, bv ths Kov I dein F. Hat
old, Jotijr HtfiSH.Jr., of Jersey ( Ity, to Apsua, only
dau hier of Jaflfib M-yer, oi tUW <ity.
RwbtlJ#?Ha? II.iom?<rn Miuday, Dctemhet 23,1461,
by the Her. 0. C. Burchard, Willmit8 Rwnmu., ef Brack
lyn, to Krnu L.( daughter ot John K. Hamilton, of this
city.
Resros?Vaji.?On Tneedey, Jnne 17, by Her. R. C.
Rodgers, p. T)., Mr. N'rutoa KuNiua.or New York, to
Mise Isahslla I*., daughter of William Vail, keq.,of New
Market, N. J.
Died.
lionnm?On Tuesdey, June 17, Taowss E Boom, aged
43 years and 6 mouths.
Hi* frlende and acquaiiitanoee ore roepeetr illy (netted
to alteud the funeral, fr .m Huron straei, between Weali
iiuton and Fra..kUu eireete, Greenpomt, la I., tbie
(Thursday) Aflenmn, at one o'clock.
Ckomin.?At Ford burn. on Wednesdey, June 18, ef hoop
ing cough, Maby ftuNcas, daughter oi Stephen and. An
nie A. Crouin, nr?113 mouths.
The friend* of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of lior paiente, Ford ham,
Wanche-uer county, this (Thursday; afternoon, at one
o'clock. Oars leave Twenty-sixth street and Fourth
avenue at eight and eleven o clock.
Castucn.?At I.?r late residence, No. 149 East Thirty
first street, on Wednesday, June 18. of disease of the-.
In-art. Mrs. Hlnaamsnt Casnas, aged 88 years, 3 mouths
and 16 days.
Funeral notice in Friday's paper.
CsnmriL.?On Wwlmiaduy, June 13. Hookkioic McKs*
xra, youngest eon of Audiew and MergaretCauipbull,
avvd 7 month- and 14 days.
The funorai will take place from the residence of his
parents, No. *17 Btuyvesant street, uoar t'oeper Insti
tute, this (Thursday; afternoon, at two o'clock. The
friends of the family are respecltully Invited to attend,
without further notice.
Cbuntk?At llagerstowa, lid., on Wednesday, June -
lS.Ws. 11. ("Hoses.
The relatives and friends of Uie family are invited to.
attend the funeral, which will lake plarg from liia late
residence. Ninth street, between Fourth and fifth ave
nues, South Brooklyn, on Friday arteruoou. at three
o'clock.
Downie.?At Youker*. N. Y-, on TntsJay, June 17,
while visiting at the lesidei.o* of her uncle, l.ytr.an
Seely' of congostiou of tbu brain, Jusm* Downie, aged 17
years, 7 months end 14 days.
Tbu relatives and friends or the fomTy are respectful
ly invited to attend tile funeral, from the above place,
ihia (Thursday) aflnrneou, at one o'clock. Trains will
leave Chambers street at tun mid eleven A. M.
Daily.?At Green point, on Wednesday .June 18. Uturxivr
Daily, native of irolaitd, c unity Caren, parish of I'eliuore,
aged 40 years.
The funeral will take p'ace this (Thursday) afternoon,
at lb rue o'clock, irom her late residence, Coiyer street,
between Fourth and Fifth st oels.
Down.?On Tuesd iy, June 17, of disease of the heart-,
ihOHAKD Down, in tlits 66th year of bis ago.
Th i relatives and friends of the family are most re
spectfully invite I to attend the funeral, from his lata re
sidence, onrner of Ninety-ninth street and Eighth ave
nue,on Friday morning, at ten o'clock precisely; and
from there to St. Paul's church, Harlem, where a solemn
mass of raquioiu will be o!t'"re I up for tho repose oi his
soul. The rouiaiu i will be interred in < alvsry cemetery.
i KKV.HAN.?At Fortress Monroe, on Thursday, June 12,
of wounds received at the battle of Fair liaks, William
It., ?on of William and Jane Freeman, aged 18 years, of
No. 125 East Forty -lirst street, of the Fortieth (Mozart)
regiment.
N'oun named htm but to praise.
Faoas On Tuesday, Jutia 17, Mr. Uanux I'atian, aged
102 years.
The friends of the family ere reHpec'fully invited to
attend the funeral,from tun residence of his* daughters,
202 Fast Broadway, this (Thursday> ofteruuou, at hali
ps.'il two o'clock.
Cay.?On Wednesday morning, June 18, at Bosevllle,
N. J., IIknrv ft. May,formerly of New York, In the -list
year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from -St. Barnabas church,
Itcseville.on Saturday afternoon,at.half-|>vt lour o'clock.
Morris and F-rsex Railroad train leaves Toot of Cortlondt
street at 3:30 1*. M.
Houston-.?At Yonkers, on Tuesday, Jims 17, Thomas
Houston. iu iliu 27th year of his age.
i 'lhe roiatives and friends, niso those of his father-In
law, Pamiiel Fleet, Esq., of Brouklyu, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afteinouu, at
heir-past one o'clock, from Ilia lleformed liutch churcii,
Youkere. Cars leave Chambers rtreut, at eleven o'clock
A.M. Carriages will be in waiting at dv,iot. The re
mains will be couveyed te Greenwood Cemetery for in
termeut.
Janr.'.?On the morning of Wodnesday, Juae 18, of fe
ver, contracted at the White House, Va., Joax C. Janks,
a volunteer in the Sanitary Commission.
l'lie funeral will be held at. tho residence of his father,
Rev. K. Janes, No. 1.243 Broadway, this (Thursday) af
ternoon, at two oVJock.
Kirhy.?At No. 268 Fast Tenth street, ou Wednesday,
June 18, of disease of the kidneys, Isaac. Hknry Kikht, oi
Iteslyn, Qiic-ne county, hong Island.
Notice of the funeral in to morrow's pat>er.
Majctaw.?Suddenly, on Monday, June Id, of hemor
rhage of the lungs, Jacob Maytaw, a Sandy liouk
pilot .aged 27 years, 4 months and 4 Jays.
Thrfuuvrul will inke place IVout the residence of hie
rtepfatber. Mr. Mai-liu Grey, No. 12 Dover stieel. this
(Thursdny) iifteruuon, at two o'clock. The frienus and
arquaiutanues of the family are roque ted to attend,
without further notice.
Slot;- iiw.?In Jersey City, on Wednesday morning. June
18, ufti-r a short illnees, Avorkw Morrow, son of John
and Margaret Morrow, ave t 3 years and 6 xu.-Lull-.
Tin: r< iativos ai.d iriends of the family are resprcffully
invited so attend the funeral, this (l'hursday) morning,
at hall-pa.-! leu o'clock,from lh*? residence of his bu
reau. No. 180 lirove straoi, Jersey City.
Markok.?Oil Wednesday morning, June 18, Pwur
IIknrv,son of Macttuan Markoe, aged 11 years and 7
mouths.
The funeral will take place from No. 74 Hovt street,
Brooklyn. this (Thursday) ul'lernoon, et tbrea o'clock.
UiVwmtNsr. ?On Wednesday. June 18, efter a lingering
i!!n?r?, Mary Mitfwsssrv, aged 70 years, a native of
county Kerry, Ireland, parish of Ratloo.
Tiia friends of the family are respectfully invited to at ?
torn I the funeral, tbie .(Thursday) afternoon, at twe,
o'clock, from bar late residence, No. 12 Greenwich
Btrest.
California paper* plover copy.
Pvmt.?On WoJuwday, Juuo 18, LociaU, beloved
daughter of William and Mary Anus Polar, >m?il o year*
und 10 m iDtli.s.
oil, my dearem Louisa, thou hast ?od? lo rest,
'in [Imvh, wlieru all tbi? pur* art blest;
Himi bait beea taken I'roro us when thy smile wee
S'-''"?t,
And although fat away from us we bopo one day to
meet.
l?h, ileare.it. dearest daughter, la oar heart thy image
still shall be.
And we will bop# in Heaven at last that we may meet
with thee.
The i'rlond* and acquaintances of the family are re
specially Invited t < atteml liie funeral. from the real
dence of her parent.", No. 11+ Mulberry street, on KriUat ?
afternoon, at tw o'clock, without further notice.
P+asrR.?Oa tTedneeday, Juno IS, alter a linger!* u
il!uo>s. which she bore with Christian fortitude. Ma' IV
1C., the belot 6<1 wife f Eugene I'a. i.er, a native of Aral ,*?
eounty Kerry, Ireland, aged 60 year*.
The rei .live* and friend* of the family are reepeeiX ,uT
invi ?d to aitenU I be funeral, from her late reside ncc
No. lie baser street, on Friday afternoon, at tWg
o'clock, without' irilie invitation. The remain* w j; uc
taitett t?? Oilvtqr Cemetery.
IX' UB?imTuecday, June 17, Thomas !??*? , ?
71 yearn,9 momhv and Tl dry.
ibe rcla a ee and friends oi the family are re*pr sctfullv
invued io at'euJ the funeral, front tho residues -0r
son in-law, it. K Ijppinoott, Salit Letups*; 4?t tri(<
(Thursday' MfWrnouu, at <> lao'clock.
Imudnti (Knjmml; pwpers pl-Ase o-ipy.
Pot-ncti ?on Wednesday, June UK Jowta rt num, in
tho 'Utli year of lilr ago.
'l'lie ft ten is ami rr 1sti?ps of tha family w*i #sp?ctrtil1y
invited to sit* ad tbermieralt ftnm tha tsfhW ma of tits
mother, VV Wart Vnrrv first str.iet, thJ# (Thursday)
aftarnocn, at two o'clock
its a*.?In r;ranUyi!.<.u'.Vfl'1usa4Ujr,Ji:is# |8 . of scarlet
fernr. Atnu Ann ati'S, you .font itsufiiUiar ?r Robert f.
and Kiizabetli itysn, aued.2 year*.
Ilea.en iiatb one angel r%wa t
And cm tli one lluwar lav.
Tlie irlend.' of tha fsiAtlv are reaveAiulf v invited to sr.
tend the inn* rsl, iivm ilia r-atdeoee of I .ir,parents, No.
2?2 Myrtlo avuue, mi* (Tnir-day) hT tr rn -oi , at two
o'clock. .
Wa.-nus.?On T iastl ly. .Tone IT. RU tha beloved
rife o Joseph II. Simian, in tk.? ?l?t y <,n?. nf he** ,iga.
11 .a fantm l w ill take plar n r hi - (rhu i y; afteraoou, at
lislf-pS'tt*oo olf A, from bcr lute restdaaoe, No. 210
South dnurth 'trait, Wt lis- sbnnc.
Tmpvva.v.?? ? The.. Muy 'J?, t ,t the Military Has
ppal, Jhn?fu*lcie island. S.C., Wa? nm.ioN Kjx.mm-axp,
sou cf W. M. Thurm-tu, in vbo -l?t /? ,?r >f It.a aye
the friends .tud scqonintanoas of the family, also
thorn oi his mi lie and bruiher Will tam are res pert frilly
luv'.tod to attend lift) funeral. f'O *f, his true residence,
So ai? We*t twenty ae ,?nlsu*o? ,thl*(rh irsday) atlar
nocn, al two u'cli k. without lorf her invitation.
Van AwtPAUt.?tt New Hi in* rltk. K. .1., o:i M"i rtar,
.Ime 1#, J?>wh M. Van A**i?.?tl . m (tie.>4lh yaar Ins
>4(0.
Its wis inferred on Woiln??d ay,June 18.
Rrooklvn panera plca?e ropy , "
Wptmuhs.?>At Ida reel tone j, Newport K. I , on Moo
d.iy. .tuna Ml, (a the <U I y?ar ar his age, Wu.ua* t* Wkt*
* w:( foriaorly. end for tn .0 y years a in,'reliant of New
York.
rt' 1 11 ?m?mmmmmm.
MHOEI .LANHOVI.
ARTlCtJiS i tl* StlUHJ ;r* AT il.vI.TI.MOKH, WASH
no ,,n auJ otiirr id inw uMip-rt Or Union troops
slioiil ! hv m nt at half rater , by the (HABNDUN BXPIlKSd,
ft Nwidny.
A|,l, ST/.F.S Bl'NTTSO AND SICK FLAHH?ON HAND,
lor win by lIOJEafi A i?Ra it\M. mnnulaclurers, 87
Dunne dim
A PL'RE TOBACtlO.-VRU.OW DANK TOBACCO ?
J\ Goodwin's Pure Tcllaw Bs'ak Tobacco, freafroni all on
(nrltiea, forsnlr by all lobar.. ,> an I arcar dealers, and at
wbcicsala oy K. GOODWIN A JsRoTUtft. 5U9 Watarstraot
LL KIND8 OF CLE V>' ,i V?i AND DTBINO. NO. 4M
4i Bloom - Slrect, ? nrn? t ,u Hiay. 0..O and we.
iMiiilea' Ore.aea. ilenUenii n'a Coaie, Pants, \eata cleaned
asine an new without, akin f apart.
Ar BkHKBR'ft?Wiof, OF TIT VRBY B88TQCAT.1 r\
and alt other huma nbalr article*. Gall sod are them.
?U Broadway.
T OIMBUEDK'S. ?< ALBUMS (FIFTV* PI0TURK3I
rr.atl ' I at M. I/nd<tln| Cards, Noll Paper, Monomania
in p-i toat tart*.
BBO'iTMI - i .TINT MXTALLIC WBATHBR STRIP
, xotu le* t'tt r. wind and rain from duoraand i. indowa.
Depot 'JW Uiowd *,?; room 14.
pOSTAR'N
VR'iMIN RXT'iRMlNATORt,
Tf KMiN KM Kit.Ml N \D'R.H
TKKMIN I \ I'KKMlNAIOKH,
VUU.M1N hXTKUM l.NATOKH.
K?>r rata, ruaihea, Orntoti and bed b ica, inaecta, 4c., 4c,
"Free frimi polanim "
"Rati, 4 ',, don t die on tin- premleee."
Bold by ell Irorglata, eliy r.ud eoniitri
t'rUi.lUtl depot fcuiorcd from Oil to fed U, gad war. N. Y.
inioMbivaovi.
A T1BMTION?DR. BKIOGS. CHIKOIOD ST, (B
A skillful and N?nM la hn treat-ion' ? ' <u n< b n?
lous, callosities. alub and Inverted rials, enla,,sei* a il die
?:"fl joints, and all other oucutiof tlie feel Oiiie , N?.
212 Kroailway, New York.
Crutches and casks tor the million?as
the mauu/acluier'A U. h.S UU
No. 2 Cori.au.11 a.i eat.
CIORNS BUNIONS. INVERTED NAILS. KNLAROBD
J join', . and all diseases ot the font eurm tIiuivj* pain
or jiicuuiciuetire to liie path at, by Dr. ZACiiAKlE. K..;gou?
UuJTCpodiM, 760 Broadway. Relets to phiai.iau* and sur
geon* of the city.
TABAFNESS ITS CAUSES AND PREVENTION.?A PO
JJ imtar In > . ,e, by Dr. E. Buuf .4 Liahliin, aith ID
lustrations. i'lioe au coma. CAKLKfuN, F-Jbliaher, 4U
Broadway.
DR. E BUNFORD UG11TI11LL, 34 ST. MARE'S PLACE.
Consultations until 3 1*. td.
Danville, pa., oune *, ism
Dr. WM. H. GREUU '
Dear tJlr?In February, IBM, I was afflicted with the Hugar
DiRbclttit, aud 1 or firt mouitm I [iRMsrcl more than two ehI
luua ol water la twenty-lour uoum. I ?u* obliged to pet up
us often as ten or tweive times during :tie n slit and fn live
uiouths I lost about liny i-ouuds In wei.ht. During lbs
mouth of July, 1*11, 1 procured two boflns or Couatitutie*
Wiiler, ao.l In two days alter using u i eiian.-.uoi-d relief;
and ut ter Using two bottles I waa entirely c .red, ,oon after
regaining iny usual guOii tiealtu. Yours truly,
J. V. 1. DE WITT.
Sold by all druggists. MORGAN A ALLEN, Agents, AS
Cuff street. N. Y.
Deafness, impaired hiuut. noises in the
hruu and sore throat . ured by tba not > 1 and a lenuua
principle which restores, hesr.ug in lb< must hope i-., cm s
by tha well kuuwi. European O uiist and Anrist, Dr. VOW
BI8BNBKRG, at bis oilier, 3e Cliiiton place, Kigblti . reek.
Flags, oilt balls, eaqi.rs, spears, poles*
Ac., at retail, by UlUEK A UKAHAM, manufacturer*
V7 Duauu street.
371LA11S! FLAGS I KLAOS'.;I FLAGS!!!!
. AA'NIN A CO., uiunufaoturersof Kings, 96 Pulton atreeL
vomer ol Wnliau. We have on baud tne largest aiock or
Eii.'Msb Bunting Flnge to be found in this conutrv, a'l nlres.
i rum turee to till ty fast, wnolesala and ratalL t Establishes
1.M7.) -
CD LAGS I
r PI, AG SI f
JOHN N STEARNS. FLAGS 116
No. 60 Cedar aireet, nearly opposite the Post odlce.
IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN PETROLEUM, COAL
I Oi , Na|it?;\, Benzine, Ae.? iho aitrntlonoi dealers aoA
eapilultats is invited to a new luv.-ntioil lor lining casts. 16
is iuipi.ruiea.jle to the ahuvc and oilier d'llde, and needs only
tubea.-?n to satis, y suy oue of the fact. An Interest will
be im posed ol if applied lor aoon. Address Che mist, box iOS
Herald olilcc.
Marble a d marbleizkd slape mantels ?
IV, s. Caslleteu biavo Company, 1,1 iicoadivay, M. I.
blend for circulars.
01'iifJIALMIC AND AURAL llf.STITUTS, 31
i'sun.-yivania avenue, WuMiiiifpoa ??. C , uevntad u
the ttva.iuie.il f duufo i-v un i u.i u.jliidtra ?d th h}i-a?l
Ear. 'flic institute is iu charge 01 the urlMnuwn European
oculist ana auri.il, l>r. F. A. Vnn Xa,<.'k^bk?r, an.I au I*
reterred as to Its gni at s i ccus to must of the members of
bum House*, or set itge Washington Na.km.il IuteiligaiiMr"
for fuii i aiilrulais ulisJ special reforeuct a
PILES, FISTULA AND DISEASES OF TiJK TKLVIO
Orgm*. Dr. ?. A. DANIELS, ^t Sialh atenu , near
Fourteenth slreet.
S?T?1S< 0?X.?DRAKE'S 1'LANTATION BITTERS ?
Ot tills celebrated brand, apm nr* to lie IB eve, > one'a
nnuiih, as well as on ever}' one'* iabi'j. I'll, y i n spleuAd
article and can b> relied upon to atreagllica suit invigorate
exhausted nature.
STILL FOR SALR-OR WOULD HE. RENTED, with.
rtlll Imuac and good e-liar
Apply on tlis premises, No. 218 Bowery.
TO CONSl'MPTItES.
The advertiser, having been. restored. to health in a fasr
weeks by a v.-ry simple remedy, altar UarlngsuiioiOd several
years with a severe Inn* adeniau, uud that dread disease
com urn pi ion, Ik anxious to raiahe Known to his leliow sutler,
ers the means of t ire. To-ail who dusire it be will send*
ropy of ibe prescription ulasd (fret 01 cliaiga), with duoc
tlbiis tor preparing suit uW.tig the same, win h they will bad
a sure mire tor OoBsumpl/.oo, Ajthtaa, Eioi.chiiia, Ac. Tho
only objort of the advertr*er in sending me pr cciki lion la
to benout the a-lUfoied an' 1 apr -ad Information wln'cit he con
ccivaa In he invaluable; laud be hopes every s.Ul'ert r will uy
his remedy, a?It will on .t them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Fartiea wish/.iig the pri srripliua will ph-aae ad
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WiLAuN,
Wi-liamsburg, flo,teoutuy. N T.
Tiib lament of the flea.
Long years haw e 1 wandered unfettered and frea.
And bitten th .c young and the old.
And laid lu thi 1 oouuh of the r.ch and lha fate.
And fr ighlaf ned.the warrlor.b.dd.
But liowm- is waning fast from me?
A L'uwder 1 ilagnrtlc and strong,
Interned by Lvnn, Is death to our tribe.
And uwayj I "must travel ere long.
Lyon's Fuwiler is harmle*! to mankind, but will uiu aE.
house Insects, gar d>-n worms, p'.an'. bugs, A". L ou's Mag.
ucLic. Pills arc sine death to tub' andnii-w. Mold every,
where. B?, 8 BARNKH.lbd Broadway, New York.
riHHl TWO c .INT WKEKLV.
1 THE NEW YORK ERA
Vir .Tune 21, eont una a (tor.. )>jr Alio* Carjr; an unliwa ,
po?io hy W, . j, Florence, comedian; a ti.phi ak'icb of
fiowrinrSpr ^n?, of Rhode lalanil; Hu-igtt and Dramwlln
KVmiict' u; r? *,i:na 'Or the Militaiy au I Flrnmeu; lb* aen
Mtllun-il. ?,itf niip auj pem-rat 'eri'.U./'aof t?e prooeiViiiga ef
the Board*o f Aldermen, C< uncilmeii and Hnvirl-ora, Ac.
lniutre for I t at tbe New* i)calfx?*l.l it ml m thole.
OialM-aaiui ,ce, oilloc of pu..Urai!<?n 1U4 b'ullou ?tr. ei.
~ ~ LOST ASD FOUIKD. "
I OST?$3 REWARD.?LOHif, ON THESDA*
<?*01 m*. between II and 10 o'clock, tu Prince atreet,*
?,nall wrfe ue Dog, arttU brown fa* e and aars. An?? "r t<> taw.
name of Frank. \Yboevrr w ill return him to No. 107 Prtuc*.
atreat. ? p .lalra, will receive the above reward.
DOO LOST.?FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST*, O*
? outlay week, in Ninth avenue. a lltlln Roou a Xernew
Whoever will mltirn him to K. La* tor. 311 Ninth.
avntm a, will receive the above reward.
Ij*>' ND?AN IRON WATER TANK, AT THE HOUSTON
A I'jwl terry, n bicb the owner cau bare by pro. id. wr*.
Pert' ' and paying etpemes.
FJUNI).?PICKED UP. WESTWARD OP NIIW liA
?H veil, hy schooner Orl< n, of Kali R.v, r. a JtbandtniainauK
1 ^ il Boat. For further particular* appif to 1>. LitOVtN A
^ >N, Fall Ptrer, J!a?*.
T /IOUND-TN BROOKLYN, AT A VERY EARLY HOCK
; U oo Welneedar morning, the ldth In* ., ci lut tan Otay
? aor.nd Riot, which the nwnu' ra.i reclaim hv jjiovtag |> a*
party and pa; log expense#, Call at dU West Warren w treat.
, South if 11,.? *. 1;. it, atacr 7J? P. M.
1KFT-IN A FULTON KERRY AND ASl-TY STRUCT
J onintbii*. una up, a lady'* black Silk Uiubre.!#, The
inplur will recelwn the thank* of the owner by leaving it at
2*1 bnudway, over the Trad tauten'* Bank.
Loht-wednksday noon, junc is. in one or
the Houston street atitaet, or in geutug out at the rerun*
of Kjf* onth street *ni Eighth atentte, a Partemoiihai*,
wltu steel chain attached, containing bills and silt sr. Tm
tin tor will be auiuuljr rewarded by tearing the seme at OB
West Flfteentli street.
LOST-l.N A SIXTH AVENUE 1IORSB CAR, OR IK
Stxtli avenue, near Twen'.y-lourth etrect,. u Thursday.
17th Insu h. iwtrnM and 1 P. M . a lady's Hold f! tvuu
Watch. Tho flnc.er will be liberal'/ rewarded by leaving ft
Rt llo Nauao at; eat, room 12.
LOST-ON TUESDAY E'.'ENINU. .IUNE 17. A BLACK
leather Aexn.ut Boo., cmiiatniu; paper*. Ac., of na
ime hi | (o the orn-r; also #."> tn man jr. A ail ah ? .ewttrd
'-.?111 he peld by returning it to Win. 11. Tidal, 'J8 Urnu tick
?treat.
LOHT-BT.TWKEW TOR HRtXPRETlI IIOUSR Alt*
Mai la* I use?left In a a'a*f?4 h .ick 1. aih r C r pet Ha<t
oo'ttalnlnu a pair of |>auU. veal, blao. an 1 w bite ca.'vk MIK
cravat. * An. The under will be rewarded bjr leaving Iks
sauic at 63 Maiden lane.
Lost-in grand street, ht:twe"K cnRvsnm
at. ami tlie H<>. e|t, J uue 18, a pair of *olu Jay* t.luaaoa.
The finder Will be ban voir ',* i. ? tr.le.l 0/ laavuig Uiein a6
."?3 1 rvi iifi placf. earner of Sixteenth ?t "Set. >
IOST-ON TIIK I.?TTI JUNE. PROBAPLY XE VR TO*
J Evening Pott Imtl tine, * Diamond U.nn. The Under
will lie liberally rewarded by returning 11 to P. 0. White, St
Lost-on Sunday Morning, iani inst., in a
Third avenue car or going from Twini'v-ieooud street
an I Thud aveutic to T??n j llr t .l.eet ami fourth aveuua*
? aumli B'lge, kuowu as n B'rnth regiment pin. hlna
enamel ami void, tvitu X. U. in .outre, and moito "Pro Pa
tria el Gloria on enamel. A llhe.al reward will be given If
left at 37 William aires', base me it,
IOKT -IN GOING FROM RLETENTH STREET, IM
J a Mfth avenue st-se, to B.uaua a, opposite i a H in
po' tun Hotel, a iie.rrif Point Lao Snvvei, wrapp d in piak
tlnue paper. The fln ler n i l bo reaa.ded by leaving tMa
aa n at ii West Eleventh a' reet.
IOST?ON BUN DAT AFTKRXOOM, JUNE 16, IX COM
J lug from I'm-want Plains, S'a'rn luaud, to 0 tal
a.ieei, Now York, a gentleman's large aired gold Hunting
W.iteh, with Chain, Sent and Unci at-aeh-d. The Under
will icnrUrr a Ins ml reward by retmulng it to 11.7 Giattd
atteet, to !!. O Went worth.
I' out-ON MONDAY, 16TU INST. A OOLD .ti'ABW
J Pin. roireerutlag a largo beeila, wllh tap raid ?> -a and
enamelled body. Any person returning it to t.'i Bowery wHI
Itr auitMily rewarded.
Lost or htolen-a deed or "so on to to*
\?aahiurton Omeirry; made aan aoaiituvledgnd hp mm
lnal. simmer, without consideration. Tin pu . I are wnraug
against any person attempting t<^.^ ri^p, o. ( >t
Treasurer of the Wraulngu .. Cn.-e- .y, L.'|.
Iost OR STOLEN?FROM TH* OrllGF. OF THB
J snha. riser, on the Wih Inat.. a p>? ?? ?: ?i vulidmag
bill*, aeeisn, and aeveral note- i a?t Inn; iaa note a?
I.?l-jhl ? A Hrsdbiiry, dated Anril 3. 1-U. at 1 n. nl'ia, for
two hundred and liftr-two 2ft-100 doll ir?; a so el a h .>( Mas
hati.u Oo Company ror sixty <4 10.) do la. dated J. ?? ML
littt. th-payment of which has heen etnpp d / uv perava
relnrmng trm uoler, pipers, dc.. pi the a neviril r wtU re
ceive 11* e dollars reward, and no uust. tons n'tt?
J. B vs 1,1. l. ;..l Rib*hath street.
REWARD!.
REWARD.-EOST. ON TIEBDaT, .TI-V I IT A 1-AUt.R
biank and tan Slut: she had on a hi ' hoi i ? co'iar
mid answers ta the name of Nellie. If I ? i > e i v. o "> i?t c
her will rail at Ih7 West Twenty -eonoad aireel' " h r>oe?s?
a larj,e rew ml. ^
REWARD.?LOST, ON WEDNE'U'AY, >} INhT.,
ahout noon, either in the flu > T" ' ? rv d >1,
or In jrelng from it to the eornnr of >***0 ?ti a need
PockaiUHK.E, conftlnlnf from Bit l to $M I i < J. ' a ??
bRia. Tha above reward will bp (?! I hv .savliig p x Phdr at
(KM Broadway. In the store, or 11 El ,'itn evanaa, *u l the
thaukaof theowner, whotaa !j,or ?wl ij [M
c?r RBWAKD. lobt on Tim : "i ;;rr a ? f.Is
?)?) lotv tsn Terrier Slntj hind fret I ;"?d wilt wbl ta
had on a black collar bound with red m t i n- -vturn ag
Ilia aanin t?84l t'anal merit, will reccra h atmve eevjvrd.
*1A RSWARD -INWT ON F01 RTO ? Ff XI H, T*
.5 I U tilling firnm Twwnlv-thlrd t? I* nit on n -treat,
a Pock ih. o*. eiDHtiiln* about th; a .oHinl n' g.:,, la
hllla ami "liver. Any ood ewlurnlng the a ,v io nvj Fourth
avenue, between Twe iy ??vmd an I I > ? tp thlru s.r-eta.
Will r<' "ivc the alm.c rcwaid ami Hie t'.e Kt o? l ie owner.
A3l\l\ REIT'BP. THE PARTY 1 . <> T 0URD TOR
park ? of ha- i. b'"t on tl ? I nwloh hank
list Sa< rdayi ii ? ' ? i?r r(ialB tho abu.c amo int, ang
eeud the baUuee wlib A ,r. B a.e? .U v.,.^ ^ ^