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rwMiul miln M??w Uwk HI**. ir? toll* entered en
lades UiM, In alphabetical or oar.
II. Notes ?f the age, oeeupoib'S. particular remdeuoo
(street and Dumber of house), and any circ'imaiance
tending to show a person unfit or exempt, and, tf absent,
the place where be now is, snail be carefully mode after
each name.
IJI. The name of every person who has at any time vo
lunteered iroiu the ward, of whatever age ' inotadiug lh<*"
1ecear.>d). shn'l aisn be art .!? ? n w il.iwlng
>e!ber Inj cull-tod alac.o j j 2. . ore
Oi eaytliBg office; muaII _?,( ...t aueehatwkUig
. >s ehr.>i jflt,
V. The uamss, 4c , of persons winLoading or iodg
J ' ? cs arc chasgeil or difficult to fiod "vtl? be lakes
d \vn wherever found, aod reported to the enrolling
officers of the word to which they are suppoeod to belong.
VI In quretKriing persons, especially domestics and
persoos imperfectly undursiauding our language, great
care should be Ultnu to inaku it underiUxid that the name
or every man, present or absent, 'etweea eighteen and
forty-five, who calls that bis h >m<-, is required.
VII. Ever? ward roll is to be compared with, and cor
rected bv, the old lists an file and wheu perfected two
fair duplicate# are to be made, cert tiled and signed by tbu
five enrolling officers, and tiled?one in the sheriffs office
of the county, and the other at the Adjutant General's
office at Albusy.
fiesssh Prisoners In a Regro Military
Camp.
iMTEKEdTlNO COkBKSrONDENCK.
pKOVUKT MARSHAL'* OfflU, j
Lkavb> woktii. August 18,1803.
Major T. J. Wkkd, Acting Assistant Adjutant General
Sut?I hereby reiuual the privilege of placing In the
camp of the Twelfth (colored) regiment, such persons of
secession ? rot ;livHive as are arrested for refusing or evatl
ng obedience to the call lor the irilitia of the city to or
ganize and drill ; the prtsun. ru to be well guarded and
p'iced on sucli fatigue duty a- may lie required In and
shout (he camp, sud to be held till further orders. I am,
Major, respectfully, your obedient so. vulit,
E. A. CALKINS,
llqjor Third Wisconsin cavalry and Provost Marshal.
i CoMMiasioe,")
KtNSAK, V
<t 18,1862. J
Omit oe Rbuboituki Commissios,")
i 'St'AKTWKNT OF K
Iauvsnwuhtu Cm, August:
Mqjor E. A. Calkins, Provust Marshal?
8m?In comnllance with your request, sustained Is
your nuts of this dato,? ajitaiu J. M. Williams, command
ing lbs Twelfth regiment Kan"ils Volunteers (colored),
has been ordered to receive, puord and discipline such
prisoners as you may send to this c imp. P^r your infnr
miition I enclose a copy of said orders. Very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
T. J. WKKD, M.ijor and A. A. A. G.
SrEC'AL OKIIER?SO. 9.
Captain J. M. Williams, nom iianding the Twelfth regi
ment Volumeers (colored), Is hereby directed to receive
into the camp of said regiment and strictly guard aud
discipline all porsons who may be delivered to him as
prisoners by the order of Major E. A. Calkins, Provost
Marshal of ibis district. By order of
JAMES H. LANE, Coininauder of Recruiting.
T. J. Vino, M.ijor and A. A. A. G.
Large Fire at WrightivllU, Pa.
Columbia, Pa., August 29,1882.
A great fire brokoout In Wrighteville, York County,
Pa., Met night. Large quantities of tobacco, lumber,
grain he., were destroyed.
The losses of A. 4 S. Small, Mr. MeOonkejr, and
Reedier and Gohn are very heavy. The total loss will
reach about $76,000.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Saturday, August 30?6 P. M.
There is a fair demand for money on call at
four per oent. Some lenders are still calling in
their loans on the uncertainties of the military po
sition. Certificates of indebtedness sre offered at
99%; demand notes at 108. Exchange is inactive,
and the general quotation 127% a 128. Gold fluc
tuated all day between 116% a 115%.
The stock market showed more strength yester
day, in consequence of the new face pat on mili
tary matters by the published despatch from
General Pope. A very little good news would
make the market move vigorously. United States
sixes advanoed % per cent this morning, Treasury
notes Mail %, Central %, Brie %, Erie
prefeh-cd */%, Hudsoh %, Reading %^ nni] tb?
Western shares generally about %pcr oent.
After the hoard there was a farther fractional ad
vance In prices; but the business done was small
Jie Bub-Treasurer received to-day four and a
millions of large notes from Washington.
The Hansa, for Europe, to-day took oat $201,00?
in specie; the Glasgow, $283,000?making a total of
$484,000.
The business of the Sab-Treaenry was as follows
to-days?
Reretpts $4,876,459 27
?/'or customs 284,000 oo
PaymcsU 800.89.7 47
Balance 11,010,667 .7
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for the week ending August 21 were :?
From passengers $7,800 91
krom freight 6.781 88
Vrem malls sad express - 046 82
total.,. $14,646 61
Correepohdlee weok In 1861 18,378 07
Increase 191862 $1,206 64
The anthradt# end bituminous coal brought down
on the Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal this
week waa as follows
fbfM.
Railroad this woek la 1860 48,133
Rail rued this week In 1861 84.612
J'.Hnr ad this week In 1862 69,342
?And one day's bltnminous ard one day'a Harris
burg and Dauphin anthracite to arrive and add.
Canal ibis week in I860 3?|3fl2
Canal this week In 1801 83,340
Canal this week in 1862 32,062
There seems to be much misconception as to the
time fixed for putting into operation the stamp
doty on checks, &c. Some bankers are upder the
impression that Monday, September 1, is the d$y.
This ih a mistake, as will be seen upon reference
to the act as finally passed. The closing legisla
tion on the bill provided that September 1 be sub'
stituted for July and August; but, as October 1
was the day designated in the stamp aection, that
section, of course, is in force as originally passed.
It is therefore clear that the duty on stamps goes
into effect October 1, and not September 1, as
eomo suppose.
Stwck Bichangr. .
SATtRIHY, '.llgURt 30,1862.
$10000 US6 s,'ll,reg 101X 4u sbs Kne Alt 38*
26000 USO's,'81,oou 101)4 600 .to 38*
20000 do 101* 300 Erla KK |iref, ... t?
?30<>0 do 101* 230 do 69*
I'iOO 'i'P B's. '68, cou 99* Jf'O do b80 60*
"000 US 6'a,'74, COU 99* 30 do 6s*
$0000 Trea 7 6-10 pen 104* 6 Hud Rlv RU 52*
?WOO doenJeuudl 102 * 60 do blO 68
10000 I' 3 6 h,1 yr cer 09* 2(K) do 63
11000 US demand u.. 108 87 Rartem Kit 16*
60(xi Taon ?'?, '90... 61 60 Ha.liin KR pr?f.. 40*
1000 VlrgtnlaB's.... 66 200 Read.eg I'.R .bflo 02
.1000 Mlwoun 61.... 4V 2<x> do 030 62
10000 do 47 * .,0 Mich tout RR ... 69
3090 California 7'e.. 99* 2u0 do 69*
1000 Kris 2d m, 78.. 110* 200 do slO JtH
3"60 Erie KKBthmh 88 860 do 69 *
18000 K.r RH 8mb, 'U 104* 800 Mich 8o k N Ud 81*
.*4-10 Har RR 3(1 m b 86 100 do >60 32
8000 M C 8pc lm Sf b 111 * 600 In... 31*
3606 do 112 100 do ...MO 31*
1SUU0C,B k tj KR8|>cb 112 17ft Mxli N* V S I gel 63*
1000 Uo?hen Br bds. 101 CO ' f .. b30 63*
2000 CU * N W 2d m 31 * 150 68*
1MW P, rtWAt h ltn 96 25 ) III.iioi (VuKRac 62*
10609 do 26* $6 ? do 62*
6000 Tol Ac IVab 1 m. 92 60 Ci, Ool * Ota Ml. 126
IftOO# Vol U Wab 2 m. T2 9tiOCIet nr Kite'. RR. 2ft
?000 M APrdaC lm 96 200 i'o 26*
G0t<0 P, ftWfcCh 2m W* 800 do bro 26*
2000 do 83 200 do t>?0 26*
ftoooittt JtwaCbSm 61* 100 Galena Ac chic 1!R 72*
11 oo nevAcTnlagt lis 96* 42-"> do 73
ConoO Ann rlcan gold. lic\' ,o do riyt
8*160 do.. 115* 1800 OltV b Tol KR. 68*
29 aha ;<?iik Am?;noa lof :no dn sio 68 f,
7 Del At lli.d CI Co . 160*' 200 dn 63*
Mi.r.M vCo. ...Ill IftoCMc k Rk TM RR 88
"ft do ?16 71l 2HI do 67'.'
do II! << SO <1 bio R?'
loo on alft 111 * Ret. I AC At W kh. OT'
110 do Ill* 360 ' f-,,1 At ti'.llt ai
100 Y ("cut KR.alft (14 loo dn I>10 41
dft? d" 041ft4 do 4"*
4" ?1" 14 83 Rome A: \V*;. KK. To
1056 kriS P.K 8* *
fH'V COllMEIttUAL RRPOUT.
ftACcanaT, Augu I 80?21* M.
ftae*?111* market wa? steady and wittout further
CV-angc of Importance. The Mies omhr ived nbout 12 000
sit'g at Ilia full (slcoi of ynulardny.
W'ik?t v. i. Ihm for good quantise, while cunmioa
I id"; we,1.'' uri i.'ings6. The train Mitl'iue Mikratal
ti/jw a 80/i'H) )> >*li<port to arrive, lool'idiug Wtatftu
i. ?i.$i'z ? 61 !'?>} Milwaukeeelub at $1 29 a$1 $1,ami
?. i.l ? r 7 imS *1 $3 n $1 24.
tor* v,? ? iy, a I'll aale i d r6 ? J bushels at 61". n
(or jo'iiiu prima ton ad elopplng tola of IVmterit
to ..\?d. t
iv, ? v'?a rMi.|tari|t??;y quiet and prlcr nnr.lo'i;;' I.
??>-? if .">00 6M ,-oro made at $1187* ? $11 nit as"
I ?: $9 67* a $16.
7 't?? ? ?4o .'nit, wta teles or 6*0 bh'a. V
the dkt good* trad*.
The following W* wnpw??w statement of lbs "?
porta of foreign dry goods at tbe port of Now York for
bo wwk and tug August 38 auil stooo January 1 ?
AW (As W<*. ?<*? *??? ? , ,w; .
Knterod at th? port... .$.,!?*-* "?? ' ' i ",!- ','-,
Thrown on uiirlwt.... 341*. 09 lpUU,tM) 1 ??><
,Vtf^ -/l"(Mlf*y ^ ??-?? a an all ?
fete 4rtW*|ort. 2?'Tft?'So
!kro*-. VI. ,.*u,l 11,-43 41,626,030
?By the above stat umeBt it will be **eu t bat the good*
entered at tills port Ibe past week, a* well *" lho ani-mnt
thrown upon the muiaet, were iu mcm of those
fi* tbs same psuod lest your, but bolow tbeto
fur tbe suine lime in I860. The aggregates twee the
tat at January last show an excess over ttw for the
eaiue time Ust year, but were under iboee for tbe naine
^,rr^ lu 1800. Tl,e gor?l? entered fur consumption tbe
noat week embrM?:l manufacture! of woohena to tne
amount of $(Wd,147; oottou,$133,788, silk, 938.108; flat,
?100.414, and miscellaneous,$102,103. Total,$1,382,750
Nearly ball of tho whole ooaaiated of woollen 8p",l*i
whtcb, under tbe new tariir, pay very heavy duties. There
bus beeu more animation among jobbers the past week,
and trade exhibited increased symptoms of revival,
which, however, w .1 cheeked lu many sections Of the in
terior l>y the uneertainty hanging over the perlad for
drafting. Many merchants, probably, who would hiive
otherwise visited the city, preferred to remain at home
to await tbe result of the draft, and to arrange tb.-lr atfius
acoordingly, sttil ihe business eh wed an improvement
compared wilb that of the previous week The uoiicoa
hie feature or the week wot the cons.dcrablo
revival in coltou fabrics, and especially ? all
kinds of goods suitable for army c.oUiuig,
Heavy cotum shirtings were OrmafJCc., with sales at
Qui ti/ure for mult. k>u* W0?*? bought op ?o ?pecu
lutk-n. Medium shirtings we <|Uote at 28^0., heavy
shirtings at 21c., and light at 17c. SUeachod good* were
also (irmly bold at full pricee Drills more wonted for gov
ernment purposes, and were searre sales were ro,-orled
of brown at 30c., cash, with rorne transactpsis previous
ly sn , cssh. Cotton Saiuiele for govnrument use were
Arm at 27c. a 30c. Prima and printing cloths were
quiet. Army woollen goods w e aciive yd Und
ing upwards, and closed at an advance of 10 per
cent. Wo gwoto 4-4 dark blue army darnels
firm at 91 24. Agents and inauulacluiers declined
to take large ordora in advance, owing to tbo oonstant. ad
vancing tendency lu the pneo of wool. We qitoto blun
mixed tlauuels ad 40e., And some uvtkes dark blue aauuo
were obtainable at 60c. Woollens lor men's wear, in pri
vate life, though steady, were inactive. Government
sky blue keraeye wor? held at $1 28, and sales at 64
goods were rondo at $2 40, wito small lots, leas desirable
do. at 91 12Xa$l 16. In foreign gmdn a lair business
was doing, and generally si full prkws. The advance In
duties oon tin tied with tbe nosr approach of taxes,
which tended to make importers stronger in
their views, so far as prices were ounce
New imDortations of British goods, especially
drtSs ?oSs?wereln steady demand and at full prices.
Fancy woven French goods were tlrm and In good request;
worsteds wore also firm. Custom styles of silks were
also firm and wanted. Poult 4o aoias were in good re
quest? prices ranged from $1 a 91 37)4, which was
than last mouth by at least 2o a 30 per cent. Other Bilks,
particularly of desirable and fashionable colors and
styles, wors Arm and wautod, and were 30 to 60 per cent
higher than two or three months ago. Ribbons, general
ly? were doing well. Taffetas wore higher. Velvet rib
boos were dull and lower, while colored wore sustained.
~ FIMASCIAI.. ^
"rMYAND NAVY.?BOUNTIES AND CLAIMS OF
j.1 every description against the government nrompUy col
lected, and liberal advances made on good Claims, bv COL
LINS A HUGHES, 16 Nassau street, N. Y., near tbe Peat
office.
CLAIMS FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTY, BACK PAY, Ex
tra pay, recruiting expenses. prixe money, Ac., When
entrusted to us, will be promptly attended to. Call or send
for circular, for references aud inatrui tlona.
' SOMbB A BROWN, No. 2 Park place.
CORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Insurance Company, N>*w York. August SU, 18?.
Dividend.?Tbe Board of Directors ol this company have this
day declared a semi-annual dividend of teni per cent, payable
on demand. TV. H. WINDSOR, Secretary.
1QHE8T PREMIUM PAID FOR AMERICAN GOLD
. . and Silver. a?d tbe Ar?t laaue United Slates Demand
Notes, by P. P. JAMES A CO.. 45 Wall street.
H
Millions of dollar8.-hbabnk.-wanted. the
relatives of Francis Hearne, late ol England; died in
America about I860. Apply at the HeraWiy oflloe, Wk and
661 Broadway, New York. Mr. HAYS, proprietor, nae Just
returned from Europe with valuable Information of aeveiwl
large estatee belonging tu American heir*. Searches made
for property by enclosing 93 fee.
oFra.iVi?vaas <wt
s 'Ussarass.'Sf^s!
earnings of the past (3) three months, payable at the offloe
of the company en and aflar the 2ld Inst.
, The irenefOroook will cleee on the 14th, and reopen en the
30th lest. Bv agder of the Board.
' r. W. Q. BBLLOW8. Bocretary poo torn.
r-klTICB OF THE BRIE RAILROAD COMl'ANT,
I f Placb, New Yonn, Aug. 6. 1*2.
Holder* of the Second Mortgage Bond* of the New York
and Erie Railroad Company elb-ndrd ? ?*?, arc ao*lfl?d
that tbe Interest due September 1,18?, will be part
after that date, at the office, on presentation or the proper
00ItPwm be neceaaary for the holders of bonds not thus ex
nrMI,ni them at the Office of the coiuuauy, where
they can receive the principal and totorest to Brptotnbcr 1,
wJ^Thc privilege of extending H*uch bmid.
Navy officers' accounts adjusted and ar
rear* of pay cashed; also Prixe Money collected.
JOllS B. MURRAY. Army and Navy Banker,
No. 39 Nassau staoei. N. T., opposite the fust office.
Oil AAA WAMTBD-FOR WHICH A-BONUS OF $3"
SI .UUU will be paid tor two month*, un merchandise in
, warehouse M Mourity. Addre?*A. B. B., Herald office. ^
AO fffin TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTUACE
SAlOU Apjdy to JOHN 8. Q1LK3, Tieaeurer Fir#
Department, 174 Canal street.
d??? AAA TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT
SO.UUU gage, In one or two sums, on oa-oenmbrad
Improved real Ostein New Y^^R^'JTiROWN 10
mission charged. Apply to WARKEN O. BROWN, 1,0
Broadway, N.T.
aiQ KAA TO LOAN?AT SIX PER CENT INTE
?4^.DUU mat, on bond and mortciu ? on prodneuye
real eeiate in lhta!T!y. Apply to JOHN*F. ''ONREVjIathe
office of the Pcople'e'Pire Inaurauce Oompauy, No. ?I6 tta!
street.
SHIPPING NEWS.
juuMO fob n? tori?inif hit.
tvtf mm 6 281 moon hi?k*. eve lo os
?VK 6 34 I HOH W4TBB. m.trtl I) 12
. Port of New York, A?ca*t 84>, l?64.
CLEARER)
Steamship Chesapeake, Crewsll, Fortlftm',?H B Oromw.ll
AO o.
8hip Margaiet Evans, Warner, London?E R Morgan A
Will'*.
8Lip H Ton Ougern (Brem), Martina, Bremen?Ruger
Urul,
Bark Carolina (Swed), Samuelsen, Cork for ordJM?
Fundi, Meincke A WcndL
Hark Sain Sbepln-rd, Jewed. Malanzas?Jnt E Ward A Co.
Bark (iarelle, Rhodes, Barbnd'ia?II Trowbrldg"'* 8"ut,
Bark i'atnelia. Alter, New (irleana? s M Fiji A Bros.
Bark 81 Mai vs. Tucker, New Orleans?N H Hngham.
Kvrk Pleiads, Yates New (irleana?N II Biighain.
Brig Hi-Ill (Br), Crowetl, Plymouth?Boyd A lllncken.
Brig Louise (t'rus), Bartela, Cork for order*? Punch,
Meln' ke A Wendt.
Brig George Albert, Thompson, Vera Orn/.?B J Wenber".
Kris Mieahlef (llr), Oliphant, Tampico?M Eoh*T*rla A Co.
br.g.1 Butler (Br), Know lea Jacenl?L T Jan.me.
Brig Luis (Br). Mai.anna, 8t Thoinaa?Hmlth JoueaAC'o.
Brig Faustina, Kerry, New (Irleana?N H Brig ham.
8'hr Maty K Mangam, Ilalleek, Havana?K B Eldridge
hvhr Socplre (Br), Hanriln, St John, MB?C A Hinltbeis A
Co.
Hchr E A Conkllng, Loprr, Newcastle? Maater.
Set.i Hannah M irtin. Blight, Naw Orleans?Maater.
8chr 11 W Godfrey, Weeka, Alaianurla?Vau Brunt A
Slaght.
8>lir llaMIe Low, Mumford, Snow Hill?A C Havena
Schr Mary A Irvine. Waller, Suow Hill?Maater.
8chr J M Taylor, Iwneh. Snow Hill?A 0 Havana.
Selir I. L/ ckwood, Trultl, Philadelphia?Maater.
8 hr l'ull. Brown. Philadelphia?4J TalliotCo.
Schr W. at (ileaui. Karr, Gloucester?Is I) Ilurlbut A Co.
Schr ? try Emma, Bailer, Hingham?Master,
fh tiv Jorn, Kelly, Boston?Maanr.
B- ..r Surah Jaoe.tlaidner, Newport-Maater.
di br June Mai la, Ward, Norwich?H 8 fu* kett.
8,oop Oiegen, Rhodes. Provl'encc?L Kenny A Co,
ARRIVED.
V 8 gunboat R R Cuyler. Commander Phillips (late Corn
n.under WlUklow, who died at sea) K< y Wen, Aug JO. and
Neiaan 'K'.th. An. 33. off the Ieaace, spokr liM t; iotas,'
Hunt"He, who reported having lost their stirgeun tin day
previous and had uve u'fleers then sick with yellow fever.
Aug 37, lat 50 23, Ion 73 16, boarded Br arbr Anna Sop'ula. of
Mraauu from Ex una, trying to evade the b! ? ? kade at t* it
~ rue
mingtoo, NO. Put a prize crew on hoard In charge o' Actio*
Moi i N W n.rer. and sent her lo Mew York. Wax aent
Lower tguarauitne.
V 8 ?learn transport Albany. Levels, Newbem, NC, Aug 32
nd llatierac lute! 26th with passengers, to D D Tompkins,
lug 36. patted IT) transport Haze going Into llatteraa.
Shi* Arcml.'igu, ' 'avasu, Oslcuthv I
21, and Trlnr oinale May 3. wi'trui
Phi l is M.'V 13, lat 4 N, Ion do E. It
Uai ce. ol and for Madras from Maul
Aug 26. passed OB transport Haze going Into llatteraa.
Ship Arsmlngu, Cpseau, CatcuJLv ana Sand Heads, April
2. wi'frindee. to Chamber!, i A
Ion 6b E. tell lu with Br bark De
UaDOe, ol amVfoi Madras from M tuliiiaiu, witb a cargo ol
Idmncr. had Sprung a leak the right previous and was on
her beam ends; took Horn her the Captain, crew and pa*
dangers, #l ih number, and landed them at Trliamimaln.
j y fl. lat 33 8, Ion 23 B. spoke sM, r tail dlil, fmiii Calcutta
for K wton,
Blup T? mplsr ( f Bosom). Martin, Calcutta, March 16
Wilu nidse. to master. thuled from Sand llwt'la March U,
passed Cape Natal May tl. Cape of Good Hope June '8
touched at fit llciviia .1 ulr 18, and aalleu toe same evening.
April 11 l.tlt; r, lop 61 OSE alguaU. d Dr ship Lung .. e,
lioin t.lvzrronlTor Calcutta; 16th. Br shin Gondola. froWl
Sable Ha< tor ( aitolta, in 1st 0 67 8, Ion tk) 49 lit itiih, lat 1
4ofi, lon e -< h ai?nk slilp Kiln E lla tger, of PortPmofl it.
Irniu lihiapow tjr Madras 106 days out. H'a iMpsiiiiimea a
auocesstolt ol w hi r.y aid MIV gams unlit July 12, 1st 27 8.
Ion 8 R Kahcd In eoui[ any frtmv 8t llelcn* July 19 with
ship Nan-ma Kapoe. for Boston. Croaand tlio Ei|uatnr J my
3!, in l"0 31 16 VT 4
nh'p i * nbria, l( calliope, Liverpool, 45 dure, with con', li
Roger llr?S.
mho Cnaile, llcwett, Londonderry, Jul) 30, In ballaat. to
W r f 1>,? Aim 1.1, la' Id 15 loll tf, passed Roger A 11 ern,
from l.iverpo 'l f -(?.'? tors.
ship '."ii aiici, Pnnk Ilavrs, 46 davra, with mdse and pn?.
aitigi't" in Bo'*d A Hlttckzit Aug 19, lat 43, ten M. encoun
ter-u evne lriiiiliaue fTom 8 to NW. which laai.ul (1
hnera 'tih la 4ll?7, ' < ?as fl*> 3>) passed two ahlpr under < irv
masts nooli i W, nac patnted bwck eml the other havtn ;
paii.I UMzit , tliov h litg so fa tb windward could not. get
lo them w> esoii tain any fwrihev pnrtlou'ara: ibn one with
pa,.it ' porta was IB taaWa westward of tne other, and nci
(l7crol .heni showed -ay want ol dSaiatante.
8,dp I th Spragne, fy on. Antwerpaad Flushing, ' ly 17,
Mill Hills, <1.1 Alk>n< A Co. Hot II.lit )\ winds In ih?
v "i . : it: dink'. An- Int II Si. ton A3 SO, ajaite schr M
v Ma (haw >v . tivun Chi , H eon i Alexandria, Vn; 24ih, lat
4.) .(>, Ion ?" :0. epokc bri ' V leu. if PfltHfl UwnM'v
I li'i . i'n. itoat'Mi for II 'n,,> . t i tie, lip M31, Inn fig
8i cues itit a water a
Bark tVmi mgi -I ,1'ieuu, .. sc Uiemm, inly S, ? lih
mid zlz , gnra. n ' 'iz ?. 'c!.
K't< A?,<a Btepiwi:? ii.a under Hritiab prelecting),
Mela a. ' 'lie, hi ac wr, . ,.. ' vv.na, to Muiuiti.ao ,t
' i 'fail liAav 17 ) nai, l-i 3d H?, '?n op 50.
,' i. to jii.i M rvi, w ig,ia>th ten. ant
?i ?*'a. ? <?<('. i ,?ef, m i....' , a ii .in ? ir of sai's,
, ?? ? ,ij(t< liSo una. I) ' tu.n it n mm|<Adil
vep, dl.p) ?' eabllt villi. e .'<1 i ?? re . i ,r , i jo
:-t \i- ?. >?r IINibM ,p '),?rji t-W.y.-ltnd
Mai. with Urea of close to the-*ek\,?*!?,. "VlSl
nt-?i I *ud IU1 f ill Mil (royal and studding Mil) on tor*
Clnufuegee. 91 days, with
?ol 'i, u> Th'Hii?*???# k H< oU*r. ..
B fo?nt Aiu?rU .of riytioaU, Mass). Burgee#. Hava
na. U dajra. wltn sag". Ac, to 1 B (lager. H .r* znet uK'.l la
1,1 * nK * g^'r?To. CUro. N8), Cotitean, Bt Manias, Aug 1*,
*1;?.*'.v i't. S&r-iwt). OUmorc. Bait Cay, IS days.
"'ling H Iiavo.oo* (Mr). Ooi?.., Li*'*. 13 days. v, ith
uru II P- *' ? ?w
*5ckr tit.'righ t,* Southard, Cow Hay, CB. 10 tin.) a, MHhaanl,
8 It Turn.. , Chapped, Tori ftnyal. 7 days, will rt limed
?! (?, io A N?.li 9 l'?
8<:lir Anna 11 Jambs, Jones. ChluOuUtznc
tic lit K.sihs rtun. East- .an. Macules, 7 Uaya
8. i Wtt.li.ber, W-tlSli, If *' -a.
Kchr X ? our, Bobbins, Mow Bedford.
V i H.,r wawMite Porkard. Ko-ktaod.d deya
Bl.-a.nar ? ? Woodward. Condi*. Hammers.
Bte.LD.cr Alloa. Ad..in?. Baltimore.
Ptrsimr Rett river. Adama. Baltimore,
toLcau.tr Arllaan. McCalte. Haiuuiora,
Rteauter H Hurdon. Inner I'lllU r.utna.
Bleamar Pelican. Baker, providnttoe.
Strainer Una C Collins. Thtnther, Hartford.
BiajltV,
Bnlp J S Paraoiu, EIH?, I..\ r(k-i .iy Bft
The ships Ale-andr r Mar* ??. TTn.i Hoger A Blern, from
jblve. p..ol, ro| orte In last Wtdii. ley's odillou, are alul e<
low,caring been detained by II,.lit wii.ua,
8AIJ.K1I.
I) fl ste.nn gtinbual Moroedlta.
U 8 lrauat.urt Now york. fo. Washington.
Bteamshtp* II naa (Br-'i.t), >o. Bremen; Olaaeow (Br),
for Inv. ruool; K-tanOhe. fur New Orleans; Ban Juan, for
San Juan, Nic.
Wind at aonaet HW.
Iliac elluneoua.
The steanshlp Olsagow, Cnpt Rnaked. sailed yesterday 6or
Qnceiw town and Liverpool. with a largo uat of passengers.
TLe atoamablp lfaius, .rnder the uoinurand of tbo farorlle
and esteemed Cap4 Von fbtnteti, sailed yeelerday for South
nnipton cod Bremen.
AMkutcan Lloyds Sowijicknt for Beptl hao boon e-.nl io
ua by 'bo proprtetoia, Messrs Taylor, Unrlahorne A Kiny;, No
95 Wall street. Tbia number eontaina tbo names, Ac of 9
steamers, 34 ships, 99 bark A >1 brigs and 2J nl.ooners. W of
which ate new raasela and the remalndor resurrejs. The
Amor.can Lloyds now taken ranh as a pone tincat and wholly
Irdlspenaable Institution.
Bhif Ella A Ci-ahs. Burton, from St John, MB, for Liver
pool (not as boforoj, : tlnto Bos on 2bili Inst, sn.l report*
in lHh inst, st7X PM, IhV.42, inn 63. bad a violent i.urrl
osne- mo ship turned Several tunes, with Me wind, within
the space of litre minutes, and was then thrown ou her beam
in.:, so that she h>y with the h e slue of the houses on toe
water and the sea breaking ch ur over her, the wind then
i steady at MNE. The mix/en mas', was then out away in or
der to get the ship before the wind, but faring In thte, at
I tomptc J to cm away tire main tup mast but h -lore thi*<?uW
be effected hot b lore and mainmast. wen. b? i to .leek. At 10
I AM the wind suited, and by noun ll.o weal er was p!e -sant.
Next day saw a ship, supposed to be thr Tta !? Wli?u, which
had b. en In oo. with loea of nm!n and mtrxeu mast, and
1 brad of fore V.pmast. On the 12.1 saw a bark with lea ol
mainmast, fore topmast and mizxen mast.
atur Biaona, for 0rt1.-ntta, before reported ashore in Po-t
Philip Bay, sot off without serious damage. Sl?c was to sail
aga>n Juno 2fi.
Biuk !?'?"' Carle, honee for Bristol, E, put Into Boston
39th inat. In distress She reports lyth, lat 40, luu 09. had a
hurrle ne from PSE to S and 8W, when running urd, rcloo)
reefed maintopsa:), and whlkt attempting to take It In f>. cach
ed lo an.l was thrown on her beam ends. Tin- foretnu -t was
then cut away, carrying away head of mainmast and mlzen
topmast, righted with twelre inches water In tuo bold. If as
two streaks list to port.
Bbio Connors, Howaa. from Pictou for 8oinersat, put into
OastlneMih Inst, in distress, vessel leaking. Would repair
and proceed.
BTKaMrro Catbin, towing a pile driver through Hell Hate
yeatenlay afternoon, she struck on mill rock and sunk.
The American propeller tog Nellie B Tau.haa. from White
hall, arrived at Quebec 26th, ooaled and prts>.-eUed for New
fork for orders. Bhe is a beautlfnl little craft, aud proceed
ed down the rlror at an immense speed.
One-sixteenth of ship California was sold at auction In
New Bedford on the 2il tost, at the rata of $3,000.
Whalemen.
Cld at New Bedford 3#th, ship Corinthian, Lewis, Pacific
?AMeiter from Capt Wing, of ship Yonng Phenlx. NB, re
ports her off Rnderique Islnud Juue 13, having taken 2M)
bhls *p oil last two months?730 ap900 ? h. all told. AUI well.
Rrports same tiro* hark Java 2d, Soauldiu^. NB, WW bbln, all
told: Thomas Pope, Bobbins, do, 700 do do.
Bpokeu?Aug 37, ulf H -lmes'Hole, soltr Oulckstep, of and
for Provlnretowu from Atlantic Ocean, full.
June 1, lat 3319 8, km 18 f>0 K bark Robl Morrison, Walte,
400 bble; ship Zephyr, Taylor, do, cruising. Mo do.
Bpelten, AM*
BhlpEllsa, Kemraerhng, irotn Caleutta for Boston, King
to in a heavy gale from W, off Cape Good Hope, Juno 16, int
84 69 loo '28.
Ship OsraVan, Child, from Liverpool July 21 for NYork,
r,.uila ..irTne* Tiltnii
J from Caleutta for WYork, July t,
lat 9b d. Ion 39 10 ?
Bhlp^itoUSfe, JMk?m. from Manila for Boston. July IB.
'^Bart'll ?teteou^Gilley, from Rook land for Ship Island,
?'"Eiimtt" (..nderatood), from Beaten far Cardenas.
A^ri\^.'|3o^ ihe WaSit, from Boston for Port an Prince,
A8cbr ThcmiaaWoodward, Welsh, 31 days from Boston for'
Oeualvt-s, Aug 19, olf Cape 8t Ntcolal Mule.
8ehrJ?Vn KtUott, Wood. 17 dnys from Boston for Haytl,
Auk 3D, lat 23 39, Ion 73. . ,
Bchr Joaeph Orlec. Jackson, 13 days hence for Port au
P g^hr"?f 20 daysThence*for St Domingo, was soon Aug 18,
?^hrHaze!Bc?th*ofandfrotn MYork for Now Orleans.
Aug 18,14t 24X, Ion dS 99.
Porelga Porta.
Fatal, July 88-In part bark Asor, Burka, from Beaton,
^TisVtrAX, Aug38?In port ateamar Arabia, Btone, Boston
(*?li^!ASfM^?fhii.Tolma. Nlckeryn. to load
fruit for Boston; ColesUa, Howes, do do Tor llYork; sc..ra
N A U (Jould, Smith, do do; Transit, l>oetie, from Truon,
^ * MiaAGOAsa, about Aug 19?8!J brig Maria, Wrlgh'., lloa
<0NzasAtt, NP, Aug 6?Arr echra Sterllna Price.M-trse, Fart
Roysd?Hd (and rl3 7th for Havana); Mlnn'r Voner, fcr
utoud. WtlmlngL>o; 7lh, M.ign. t, I'oaroe, Key West \stid vld
14iti on return): BalUe <Bri, lllggs, do (and cld 7th tor Har
bor Istand); 12th, brlr L.icy Da.-Ung (Br), Ifopcr,^New ku'k,
Lady 8c#M (Br), kuowles. do; 19th, Ihme
fur of the Bast (Br), ivans. do; 19th, D? '?bt Das...son,
w . t A. ??_.! .1*4 iksl, Pram sirs win SUanlknr.'i 1 ' IQlh All
K
utr of thaBaat (Br). Evans, do; Iglh, D* i?U(Dav...aci?.
elcham. do (and cld 18th ror do via Bleuthera); 19th, at, op
Anu. Guinmlnge, l'ort Boyal, 8C; 22d, schr Mary Harris
(IChl ??t,nTeriot *Brl.^frson, NTork; 6th, brl?' Trindclon,
lalcr, Balitmure; 7th, achra Klira, Babiston, Bsltliiioie;
Ktlcr. Oiiiiisani r>n( bcuib &iir?, bmvwwh, ^vs.vo...... >.,
A Mshle, Clentenw. Beaufort, BC; 9th, M iry Ellzi-h-th,
Sailor, Baltimore: 11th Panny, Kyan, Baltlmote. L'-ittsa.
Tails, Beaufort. NO; 16th ahip Kr. omaitgotBr), Blst.N
Turk: brine Cha'-h-e A ams, Petri- on, and Tyre ( Kr), David
sou NYork via Loug I?lsnd; rchrs At gyle (Br), MotS:', Port
Tiny il.BC; Anmu 8oph:a (Br). H rmottd. Baltimore *U Bxu
ins 23d, Caniuia, Ersklne, NVork. .
Pa- anu July 9?In jnrt shl;>e Maid of the fine, Slait woo.1,
front Akyab, arr Jnno 21 chart vied fur CulcuMa end b?ck to
the Straits si 20,'k" Its, AO lay doya. Ship Ron -rtt, Brown,
was expeised f.-ttm SlnK?pur?, to 811 op for NY -rk.
PORT ac Pkibck, Aug8?In port hrlga Alton, Teel, for
Bo..tmi 1 iavs. Muut'rrlio, Oovetr.s, i-r 8t Marc uext day;
sthr II K llell, Hagvei :y, from NY-rk arr 7th. die:.
(jur sac, Aug 36?In port ship Eao-rh H-.tuarJ, Boas, Lun
anil
RA*GAO!f, July 1?In pni t ?Mp Kiln K B<utg*r, ll.'nley,.
i rum Madras. arr dune IV. fur Europe, Idg.
841.T Cay, Aug 10?lu port brig Calvert, Fader, for Phila
delphia.
Ht M inuM, Auk 14?No Am vessel in port.
Amcricun Porta,
BOSTON, Any i"S Arr Ft ship Manehc ipilze), Bourhas,
NOrloaue; hark .1 <1, ii.s, Kyrter, Baltimore ; ecu is Maria
Foss, deirjr, U?T?!||WS, DC: Idaho, Linton. Baltimore,
Bolivar, Krearh; \*ilu?lln Lord; A Toting, Town^nd; J M
JH oinad, Dougl us; S K Abbolt, Lttduin; <Ti?r|otte .-Iiavv,
??Iiaand Westuvor. KM tides, Philadelphia; Julia KHz*
belli, Vstle; Fl-uida, Ki'llcy; 3ea Bee, Merrick, and Wave,
Wui uiwrll. Lhrabethport; Vandal i. Strong, and Avon,
Park, l'ort Keen; Angellne, Hlggins. Rimdout ;'H A Mount,
ttersrd, Fort Lee, NY: Yarmouth, Hush. NYork. Tel.
grnulietl, bris Airuicabuh, fiom a tOHaiuiee pot t; slcu.ll for
loo origv. In the Hay, aliips Dashing Wave, trmr Calcutta;
Kite A tilark. from Hi John, NB. for Liverpool, under jury
masts (see. Disaster*): brig Samuel Cook. Iron Foil at
PrlRca; achr-lo^M Plan; nfao, a -hip, two hark* aud two
brigs. CM hark* Buhurlnga (Dutch). Englishman, Ru< no*
Ar res: T W Houee, Lane, It Orleans lirigv Anna Mai*.,
retba (BW), WolIT, London via Philadelphia; Banila Culten
fie** iou. NOrlnui*; P tiliman. Crowell, Mft-r,. Bid bar**
<Jen Warien and In-line.
??t.i>?Arr ih.t*a Dashing Wave, Lerr.ow, Manila; Starllglii,
Huwea, Calcutta: E'tuAOiara, Hurion, K, John. NB, fur
Liverpool, in di?tra a raoa mi welt; bark Am.mil*, Oa-lr
N'Tor* for Hriatol, C, In dlattes* (pee miaoel); brig* Haml
Cook, Dyer, I'on eu Frluea; Kenneth (Br), Murphy, then
f'tagos; kbrnrrebah, ijoiu nr, U> nc. towi,, IP : aehraHarah
Billion. Ada .?? Mtnuoanc: Lotus, (Julnti tleorget wn,
DC; Hailtne! Fish. Davli, Pauiinois-; Kmr u Mo t.'.
Dandy; L N Levering, Oonan;' J V Wellington,
Cfcipman and Water W eh, Hall, Philadelphia;
v'hrrlu.te, Urates; Otranto, Hammond; Volant, i oudr
and L intrtlw, (Irant, Ei.rabelhport; Oit> ? Branm, Jordan,
Port Kweii; Plilladrlpata, James, Fttit L ?? h V. Telegraph
r . shli. Vlnatrel, lr?in Oibraltui. In IIkj bay, 3 uric*. Signal
lor a abip and a brig?the Sb^ ha- tui Kut he? ilg. Is pruned
bluelt and deeply ton-led. Clewed, brig* ? h* ham, Bnnpaon,
Km na. W auditor, (Hr), Bryant, Fort Spam, e- lira R L
Tay, 4 am, Washington IlC. H a (lull, Regent, Bnltlnu rr;
IP->i<"-J Joiiea, Uruvmll, Philadelphia. Harriet Smith, K?I
ley, NVork Bat "d, a In Molu ka.
kilTlaOHl Aug 2S?Air sl ip Banshee. Keaa, Bio Ja
o? lis>; linga K H K i klaod, Kulght. ( urdei.e*; Ool W Cog
gin*, while. Maiau/,*; Monica, rbillija, Hai.gnr; -ch-s J F
Parian I, ?'rowel . H?tcn: Aun Cole, and Ira Bllae Collins,
Moil. CMs i, to routine (Piuas). Frinrke, Uoit-i dam.
bark duilar tin .'it'll), Celitn. Liverpool. M ill's (J B smith.
S'uiei: i,i.a Kulen. and Atarii, W Istwaun. NYork; Jam M
M dHmr Cmtniud BslleVi Is NJ. Won, Baker, and
Cbarbe A Wlttte, Kmery, Bo*'on H F Woolec/, Soger. New
Karen Hid hslgj I'Coale, Linden Pemaroooon.
Stth?Arr a-hi A W right, Hall, NYork. Ai UuarsuHne.
brie Clwswaa, Isceiaaa, from Ptrnannuoa via St Thomas.
C d dilp d '"pi. Mac:, Liverpool; brig L iicoli- Wsbli, Ua*d,
Bath: "I ua Jioiepli Krwnkllo, Ti. ai, NYorh. H -?n H (lib
eon. Haith' t, iioat.iu , Draaii, Fietw, Fu'.l River ;K II
A'i iina. Hlackly. Fell Kttar. ell Braui bark Ousiat, Cattln,
LirertHMsi
Hal.i'AMi, A igZt -Arrschr D K Arey, R/nn. New York.
KM Jl'.h. -..Tita ilhsi iriton, Buigeas, Koaduul. Jdtli, Mazur
k.i, Kin.lutU, KYora.
BANCDR, A"g 27?Arr ?hr? K II Colaon and Frank Ma
ria, Bar'mur, Murk; ?->th. Imrk E oiiiaK Ilartlman, Harrl
man, s-arpon; brl* V|n, nw*, llnll, Philadelphia. Old
. iih. haik Ion id Nl gets, Nn ki is Torlugas.
RIVBKLY, An* IK?Arr aohr Derefia Hwsat, Fhllodel
phla.
hhIHTuL. Aujfl?Arr ?.i r Ore lor, Globe, Port
slm?p Pointer, .ftehsns, NYura. "Hid wbra Johu Cohliia,
bhrup. .re. Pb.l.ideiidiia; R Kowler, UpoglM, NA'ork, sloop
L IHa. Hmltb. do.
2 'ih?Air brig New tra, Vs'ner. Pro .deuce fur hartre.s*
Monroe, ?ohra Artiat, Forrester, notor Mink: R LOroek?r,
Pi- bray, Taunton for ntthilfllphia. Cld brig Droton Ed y,
llivnna, Sd urhr* Hea.Kow;, 0 rr. for Forifeaa Monies;
Orator, OIliM, NVork; sloop Hla ksiona, Aden. do.
PANVbltH, Aug'2A?Art ocbr Ada Hciiieit, ClOWOll, New
Yol k.
1)1011 TON, Aeg JC?Arr hr It H f) an, 'inoll AiergndrlA
HI.i ; tli, s< lira C ft trickery, Babbitt Philadelphia; J C
C "W. Hit bee, NTo k; S9th Planet Iturdlns d".
RLItAHBTlIPOKl Mim ZA?I'll aura A mora, Manches
t> r. lloalou; Comie ll 'it, l'ratt. Kali IT ar, Major. Drlsuoll.
T. in ton I Hi' le, lloilgalna, Halutn; a.oup Neptune, Hum. a
Kali Hirer.
'utb?ilid aolir* Isabel, 'I aylor, Paw tlckfl{ N II Hull, Ha*
mp'on, Boetoti, Mary Franria, Bar) our, do; V'Murruf,
B' r son Pall River; Hrolyn, Palmer, Stamford; Lehpurd,
Turn , Novvtmryport.
KAS t HKREblYlCH, Ang38?Air sd rj B Mian, Allen,
P!i li? riplua.
At, v d at ti.pinaug 2ktb, aclirSRti r n, CleelllkS, Phi
li TpM "h, Ittb, selir .rohl ltraiiy, B uderaow, do.
? I . |V ' tt. Ana 27?Hht srhrs Monterey, Craig. Dcla
Vii'.i i, Maria Lo u?a, Cltnmiii.;,* A York; sloop II?.
lei ??* m .. do
iTlKMMMWThorMi pari* NYork; Corns
lii., ? r.'bethpoit. Hldschi Blleu Barnea, B-lggs,
do
GAnniNEK Aug 23?Hid srhi* Wllllat Dunham, NYbrk;
L 'ft . A.:ii Ei ksltte, do.
i.iV OCEsTK'., A g ?4-?krr ?-w-i Tea ? ? Srae, ftasl
J?f ?'York
HOLM Br HOLE Mg He"-1* ***"
! lotait SmlU Ru?*lit
Hartford. iM *-+7.Htrt.maud,
J?.w M lyf1' SS^LiTSk .Dberd l Bl4
'O1* '?i? *r<U Mtuffc.
?0br*< Wh? Hrrny, B -mil. nan Li N Vor*.
MA' H I A? Aug l>-Arr Amelia. UouhL "*"?
f MY^fl , Aug 3?- Arr johr J ??, Laj'PU'ar.
?loo B' ll'j fhut K AChM DoWlllet,
"?s,ssTSssjftbits^xy^-, -a
(Li? <? .r< r c Ei'.vii* <iud L Ediilr from
F?> :t5oT Ty *>n, Lewcy. and Yankee B? ?".
Marry. John om ^-JSTst
Oh rrn, Ptunar U: b*l?JMoAbM. Vm ,.-i
A?me CU *.-*&-?, H.r, ?;;
'?*rk I red Uim, W'lr.MA
Vh - S|?n ?IV berk Maria. (iillaulo. from Harana.l? at Qua
r"ll?^?A11 ih'i Oailieiine, Freeman, Bo?iou . bnriu
*????. A.- k..|ro?, ^ BuLIu^; AHjjum Og~?
-C. Wi^'bSfS1W Pffttm: ft? "??'
MUt fcr&\ Jul*.; ???
da'umed. Tat. and ??? ''V '^.^^iu^unH^or Aou
Preinau for Boaton; Anlmneltn i Hanoi, Koeeuau, lor ?
^r,T r'? ^ A Coomb., I>rlnk waierDC JT rr^,
SfcMHttSSfeas1 asMs
l,T. Fhiludolp >!?? .loop PMHpori <fl(rord NY,,, k ri ^ ?
Emma, S? MkU?'l% A'ore* Bid ??!. ? \ olio. Bioo.b, rnua
<i?i-bin * S Wftlt'IDUUDt Wiori. ?* .% Bi?n.
Porteiuontl,,
"UhlM? Ad" t>. Trefeth.a, Dorer.
delubia laf'er .o ne on me murine railway), Rliod, I on .
YveKev VYorhTorBoi-tou; Buaan. Bear??. dolor do: Mui a
le&lSSM& tf
ami Richard 8 llureew*, all from Vineyard bouno, ymf
they have been engaged dragging for anchor?, houW to
^-A^aehra Mill Crook, Homer. Ol.ce Buy, OB. for
NYurk Amil*. Collin, Baltlmoie lor Pr 'aBiire, el'iop He
len. Balie.wk. I'ull Itlver for Kiiwiiwthi^r-,
JErfc&SP ^j^BT^Sk'r SS
do via Froviueoce lor .1.. , sa.rn.el N M.. U.u l. W?mn lor
iTviXZi St? Adaroa end Mi&n. 'sol,re Rhode
fcNKWBU????
N<mwitxi Auir 27?Arc lUmUwn*, A^crj, Beotuori, ?v,
Sea Bird, 8lmmons, Fall River (and satk I for Poughkeep
VillLAOEIiPHIA. Ao??- trr brig* Abner
ley Trinidad; I M Sawyer. Bry .r.t. K.r deal. Ill ?ro"P
<Rr) McClelUn, Triniilad; H I) i-u^glcH (Mi), rami, Tir
ielaiid; whre A Tirrell, H vulns J> L Sturce. Nor
rK Pn>v uoelowu; Joe Mavfl 'M. M'll; hrll'' ,1wl Jf .
4'ha hp Fall River; Cbarict Oak, But.lci, J W Mail,
IbuiI. Norton; Boeton. v \v?.t- m-hr.
Mih-An- barb John P?y?on. JW. Key We.t, wb"
0 oan WaTe. Turner, Mart, ga ante, B < Sumner, n
Kev W'-Ht: Narra ansett. Hall, Balem; P A sand< r*. ?o
si
Ooean Hei^d, Cox, "j^RaTe^J^o M E Ciurkj Clark.
dSfpH'eUu'er. Ora-e. Lynn; K 3c.m^, P^,i.enHarrlM,n's
5SU%;A? y.5?Vra;.gM^UoNn?lag?.y.
**h ^'Tlicr^n^^rS
H ^Simmon., Hainan- D L
A^w'eeke 'lOoohuin,' Boaton;' O M SmtU. ^vldenoe.
^Luwre, A?s 29-Tbe ?hlp? Toyarora ar.d Argo, for Ltver
^^MOCTlf'^r^An Vhr" Cornelia, BOMeU
and Aua 27?Arr c 'u J 11 Co .nee. Dodge. Phlto
delff Cu i^B L^ Kojjg, and IV ? Arthur. Haakelt.
?3^i?ajohrX.W Pleeee, Lo.log, PhlLkdelpB'*.
,?vnmi<iy ing of> _4rt* at-'amci I c h nft. HaMF, new
'l' fet?- toUh 1 ?
nlt.lpjt *ar^H Kn^RSm
Nu.tonp, MYork, fcOOP lardV ? ^ Tbomoaon, Hhiladel
rlne. Rbelield, a?d Jswee Bt^jlartm, H^ortL paUoan>
iren
Inter,
Win
"' Co??pl s vyh??; JSSlsiS.Jo. T.Vuerrck w.
*ad Amelia C Reerje. ? NYork; Oriental, Coffin,
Wm B M?unl, Doaovan; ComsMree, Tyler, aad Julia Auu,
^"aWTCCKET Aug tS?Arr ecbra Moolerama, Penaey,
and Oen Martoa,' O.bom, Rondont Bid Hattle Anna, Or
E?ik aiww. ruin?*hi.. ??
"pRANCnfe), Aug11!!?CW k^'P Teartosa, Holt,
Seabreeze, Coomba, and OTanee ??Hire, ?"a jrrtr
deiphia; Thoinas JeiVer?>n, Reony. ^ pu1|r xiu?',u? Jeffer
green Bid WV Kbr L Oiff-rd, Phlladol?bla.
?on. Acnnv, NYoik.PhlUd?kh:a, iWh,
27th?Arr ?^hrB NY -'Superior, Kablinon,
fe?' '?o1^SSS.-:
?^, attfeTSWlnT Ourner. Hondo,,, for Ware
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.
CowtoLLY?Biok ?In Brooklyn,on Wednesday evct-lng,
August 27, by the Rev. Father Farley, JnHS 11. Cosso:
i.t to Kmxarictii C. Rroit, .ill of that plat o.
DmiA.i?O'Xait..?In Brooklyn, on ThursJ^y ovoniug,
August 28, by tho Rev. J. Turner, Ma kiln I. Iilbua-i to
KatkC. O'Nkil, both of eatd pluce. .
HiiK?Pakks?In St. John's church, Hagerstown,
Mil., on Thursday . August 28. by the Rev. llubsrt Chd
wood, tVfi.iuM W. llitM, M. D.,to Sakah S., <1. igluer Oi
the late U. I'. Parks, I). If.
mak.?At si. Paul's chorrli, Raltlimuc,
on Montlmy, Anguxt 25, by the flov. IT. Wystt, General
F. L. IIauaouks, late of Troy, K. Y., to CaTiuhixa S. Le
tt Alt. Of Brooklyn, fortnei ly or Now York city.
Hioiiiaso.n-.iwh'ciikriv.?In St (hsul'4 church, Brook
lyn, on Thursday, August 28, uy the Rev Mr (freighted,
Mr. I'noi. F. HiouursoR.of New York, to Miss Sabaij An
nua rtotniHKSTT, of Brooklyn.
I.oru?Rouuk- -ttn rtumMtay, August 2* bv the Rev.
W. T. Wobbo, Taos. T Iami, of Brooklyn, to I.mtu.A,
daughter of the late Penalil P.oa!efu, Esq , of Newark
X. J.
Newark papera please copy.
I.nvd?Ltdlam ?'Hi Ihuraday, August 28, .11 'he rem
donee of the bride's father, by the Rev. l?r. Rogers,
A tax a NL?rn K. I,Aimi,Son of the tale Fdgnr M. I-alfig, to
ChaRi cm*, daughter of Isaac (, Ludladt, Faq , nil of till*
city. *
Mum?llrCARTr.?At Ui* lea'.ileow "t the bride's ft
Mmt Phlrii?,ld,CV>i.n.,?i Thursday, August. 81, by tho
Rev. Kath'r S} ut.'tl I "'tilen.iut drills C. Millh, fevru
loenth Conncctlm* Volnntews, to Mary Ask, oldest
daughter of John Met arty, E*.| , formerly o New York.
Died.
IkiYU.?At Shrswcbury, X.on Thursday, August
2* Win.tAM W. BoYiJt. In Ui? 41 <? year of his a^e.
Tho funeral w ill uilcc place ip ni the residence of hie
father in-law,Thomas L Parser,Xo. 188 East Fiftieth
street, on Sunday. Ilia relatives end friends and those of
tho fstully are rcspcvtiully invited to attend, a ithout fur
ther Invitation, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock.
TIrapy.?(Hi Saturday, August 80, Jf ia, the beloved
daughter of John Brady, ugvd 21 y-ars and 8 months.
The lriends and acquaintance* of the in only ire respect
fully invited to ulteml tliefuneral,from Iter late realrteueo,
87 I wan street, Brooklyn, this (Mmday) .. larinvu, at two
ovi'wk
Uai ry.?Un Saturday. Augu.-l 30, Thomas BAaav, eldest
son of Thom e- and Kllen harry. natlvt-Sof Killoagh, coun
ty Clirk. Irelond, ag''! 3S ye,r.
Tho friends and ae'iuiln'im. if the family are e
sfiectlully invited to aituBd th f :n ral, Mi Monday after
noon, at two o'clock, from hi.-- la ? reo.ionre, X 182
avenue H.
Bv., .rr?<)n Friday. August 39, of typhoid fever,
Orosr.F hunop**, a ? *d in yen
Ills funeral will v, m ce in Nsw ll .ven, Omn
Ci.anuv.?in ameki. . <ai Fnd ry. August go, Jeux
Ci.AM Y.f n of Job ,d Uarga.et E. t '.aucy, agist 1
year. 3 minth* un t "? u?v?.
The frlemls of the tatniiy are Invited to stten I the fune
ral, (rota the residence o' bis parents, 68 Sutter stroct,
Rrooklyn. this (Sunday) afternoon, ai two o'ol.*k
Ccriaev ?tin Friday, Aug iei 28.1'it?eCcaatit, native
of ptirlsh of Oarrabane, t o i,ly (i ilway, Ireland, aged 48
yeni s mid 4 niomm
The f. lomis of the ftrmily are invited to aKend Hie fu
neral, from his late r. siteice, 183 fast Twenty-sixth
street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at tw. o'clock.
I'ORovan.?On thur Jay, AUktisl 2*,?fier a long and
painful IttBess, wMoh lie bore with Christian fortitude,
WA.VIfi. IXWOVAk. aged 32 year*
The friend* und aoquMtnUBoe* of the family, nnd th"se
? f his brother lu 'aw John YclJusky, and Ills uncle,
Darnel MaCailliy. tlio Ikiard of EuKiuevrs, aud the meat
bors of the New Terk Kirs Der*r'mont In general, are ro
speclfnlly luvllcd to nttsiid ih* luuural, this (SunMay) al
ter iuon. at one o'dlotk, fri m hit Into residence,Xo, 1 Mailt
son *tre?t, fr"m which place tho body will bo ink on to St.
Andrew a ohurcli, *ad fWm tbenou to Calvary Cemetery
for interumnl.
1>T?a8,?RmjW JayB, ynuu. ast 8 iiglnor of Michael J.
nnd Catharine liynan, ngsd 8 in HrUisand 21 days.
Farewell, tweet babe, our only girl, farewell;
ih have bOtliS thee to Hoavsn to dwell,
Ih. i w i: lake plm e this iSuuday i alien.oon. at
two o'elotk ?) the re*-' aoe of her ; .irenta,84 Fast
tr e'tiii #n ?ei sater* a ?-?esl\n4D
Pba? ?Ob Friday, August 28, CUboijsw. wife of Ed
ward a Peaa.ef this city.
The funeral at Trinity Chapel, Waal Twenty ftfU ? tract,
en Monday morning, at aievaa o'el?ok. Kelstives and
friends are invited to attend without farther tar Italian.
The remains will be taken te Greenwood (emeterr.
Monday, August 25,
Davi* ?At Bhridge, Md , on 1 _
lb it, In the 33d year of her age, a native of Ireland,
but for several years a . ???idem at Mew York.
Ms-fiuei-cat in pace.
Daws ?On Saturday, August 80, at the residence of her
?<>at John D. Uarnngton, No 108 '.ian<1 str*at, Brooklyn,
t' P. , M s. Haaa.ui Oono 1>a . .a, aged 86 y aiS.
H<i friend*, er,d the friends of John D. liarlisgton,
a e mi,* ttutly itivned to*,lend the funeral, this (Bun
day) aft.- runoi. at u? o'clock, front the above place
a iti>'?-:i further toitath a
i n v.?On Kr..uy, August 20, Jams L. J., son of
Samuel u.u Lucy A ?tidy, aged ? years sad I months.
lb- relative* and friends of the family are reei?ctfully
Invited to 11tend the funeral, from the rostd?uce of his
parents, No bt) North Ktrst street, Brooklyn, this (8uu
day) afteruooti, at two o'clock.
Fa v.?On Friday, Auguot 20, Maiuakwt, youngest
daughter of John and Ann Fay, aged 1 year, 2 months and
13 dnyy.
The friends of the family are respectfully Invited to
attend the luneral, from No. 260 East fourteenth street,
this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock.
F.ijrri'Ks.?On Saturday morning, August 30, Mrs.
Fu\n'juike Ant inbttb, of the city of Lyons, France, relict
oi Claude G Fontaine, aged 92 years and 1 mouth.
Her fi lends and acquaintances end those of her son,
Albert J , and her grandson, Charle.J I., rontalne, a.e re
spectfuliy Invited to attend the funeial, ou Monday after
noon, at four o'clock, at St. Patrick s cathedral, corner of
I'rinoe and Mulberry streets, without further invitation.
Will leave her reekleuee, No. 98 . ast Twenty-second
street, at three u'cl ?k.
Furnalii?On Saturday, August 30, Julia. wife of Au
giistuB Furnald and daughter of Fiaucis Ho It on. aged 36
years, 4 trust lis and 4 days.
line notics of the luneral in to-morrow's paper.
?KiaNNiutr.?Ou Friday, August 29, Parairs Ilannkrt,
-on o Edward and Eliza Flauuery, aged 3 years ana 10
moDth-i.
'ih? friends of'the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence or his patents, 224 West
Twenty idatb street, this (Sunday) afternoon, ut one
o'el. e.lc.
Ga -laokkh?Suddenly, on Friday, August 28, Mjcbaju.
Gau.aohkh, aged 43 years
fhs lelalivi-B and Iriends of the family ars respectfully
invited Vp attend the funeral, from his late reeid nee, 178
Sixth avenue, on Monday afternoon, at half past una
(I'l'llVl*
Uou.sm.?At Tortugss, Florida, on Friday, August 19,
of yellow fever, I'soma* C. Goluk.n, aged 37 years
Gmsros.?At Fort Hamtlt >n. on Saturday, August 90,
'IsoH.is S. Ublnton. Jr., In the 20tli year of Insane.
The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully
invited to atteud tho fdheral, frum tho residence of hia
father, ilns (Sunday) afternoon,at three o'clock.
hsaoa.?< ju Thursday, Augustas, after a loug illness,
llBOTHJ. Hbk-??, aged 36 years.
The friends and acquaintances of tho family and the
members of Metropolitan Lodge, I. 0. O. F., are respect
fully invited to at tend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon,
at two o'clock, from his isto res Won ce, 37 Clyroer street,
Williamsburg, without further iuvitalion.
Ik-siou (Mass ), New Orleans aud California papers
please copy.
Haunktt?On Saturday, August 80, st s quarter before
eight o'clock, of consumption, Katb, the beloved wife of
William R. Harnett.
May hor soul rest In peace. Amen.
The friends and relatives of the family ai e respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the iestdenco of her
father, 210 South street, on Monday afternoon, at twe
o'clock precisely, and from tbeuee to the Calvary Cemo
lery for Interment.
Boston and Saratoga papers please copy.
Hmibt.?At Elizabeth City, N. J., on Friday, August
29, John W. Hshbst, of paralysis, iu the 73d year of his
age.
The friends and relatives of tho family ore invited to
attend the funoral, from St. Mary's church, Elizabeth
City, N. J., on Monday morning, at ten o'clock
Johnston?At Lambertville, N.-J., en Tuesday, August
2fi. Frank B. Johnston, only son of Henry and Emma A.
Johnston, agod one year.
The friends of tho family ars respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from lbs residence of his parents, No.
126 West Tomb street, this (Suuday) afternoon, at two
o'clock.
Janmen.?At Philadelphia, on Saturday, August 10, or
typhoid fever, John Maonk* Janskn, a native of Denmark,
Into Bvrgoant New York State Volunteers, Company I,
aged 41 years.
Knight.?On Saturday, August 80, Euan, the beloved
wife of George W. Knight, o( congestion of the lungs, aged
27 years and 2 mouths.
The friends and ooquamUi.oes are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral.on Monday morning, at ten o'clock,
from bor late residence, 171 Elm street. ,
Law lor?On Saturday, August 80, after a long and
severe illness, John Lawloa, aged 86 years, 4 months and
4 days.
The relatives and friends of the family, the Kearney
Guard and the Olive Guard, are reepeolfully requested to
attend the funeral, on Moudsy afternoon, at two o'clock,
from bis hue residence, No. 36 Roosevelt street, without
rurtber notice.
St. Louie (Mo.) papers please copy.
Lvuw.?At Kietbush, suddenly, by acoidest, on Satur
day, August 90, Willis Gardmcbr Ltlks, youngest son of
Henry and Catharine Lylos, aged 7 years, 1 month and
14 days.
The friends of the Tamily ore respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, ou Monday afternoon, at three o'clock,
from the residence of his father, at Flutbush. Cars
loaie Fulton ferry every fifteen minutes.
Mouse.?On Saturday, August 80, Rosa Alios, the
youngest daughter oPJamcs and Margaret Msgss, aged 11
months and 2 days.
The relatives and friends of tho family are rospectrully
invited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of her
parents, No. 5 Vandcwater street, this (Sunday) after
uoon, at half past Awo o'clock precisely.
.?MoFximy?.Suddenly, in Jersey City, oo Saturday
morning, August SO, Coamut-a McElkot, in the 83d year
of his age. snd & native of the parish Promote, county
Tyrone, Ireland.
May his suul rest In peace. Amen.
The friends of the r.imtly aud these of his father-In-law,
Paul Col ton, and of his brother-in-law, Bernard McGuigou,
are Invited to attend the funeral, from hie lale residence,
240 Bey street, Jersey City, this (Suuday) afternoon, at
half past three o'clock.
McEtot.?In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, August
30, after a short illness, Tiiom is, youngest eon of Joseph
and Mary J. McEvoy, aged 14 months.
'lho friends of the fain fly arc invited to attend the fu
uernl, tbts (Sunday 1 aflcrn<vm, at two o'clock, from tlio
residence t-i his father, 10* liaymond street, without fur
<hor invitation
Nichoul?On Friday, August 20, Cuaki.r H. Nichols,
in the 34th year <>( hie age.
The friends (if the family are Invited to attend the
funeral, thu (Sunday) afternoen, at two o'clock, from lilt
iaio reeidt'Bre, No. 40 fii.-t (eleventh street.
Roelon and Philadelphia paper* please oopy.
Norr*.?In Brooklj n, on I rtday, Agent 3D, Kara Arors
ta, Infant daughter < I Charles H. and Jano B Noyea,
aged 1 year 4 mouths and 21 ilnve.
The liiTioral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at
three o'clock, from the residence of her grandfather, A.
R. Ifciiui,No lt>4 Henry street, Brooklyn. The frioudi of
b.nh f.inulie-' are invited to attend without further notice.
O'XfcML.?'mlhurgday, Augu t 28, Kidnap O'Neill,
son of Patrick and Eliza O'Neill, agod 1 yo.tr, 1 month
and 4 lays.
O'i oxnoR.?< m Saturday. August 80, .Taxes O'Oosxob,
god ftt years, a native of F'ttnlscortby, County Wexford, J
Ireland.
Mi* relative* and fhonda, also those of his family, are
irs|>eotfully invited lo attend the funeral, this (Sunday)
afterdooo, at two oMi'ck, I'mm the reai leuoe or hie eon
in-law, I ..trick Kevauagh, 332 Madl on street.
Illinois |>a(>ers pi?a?o copy.
PotiiJdAK.?on Saturday morning, August 30, Kmba
AcniwrA, yoia gest child of B. A. and Hllza II. I' hlmtin,
n,rod I year and 19 lays.
The relative* and friends of the family arc reaper1 fully
,nvit d to a'lend the runeral. this (Sunday) afterno' n, at
two ovh*k,from the restdouce of her parent', No. 14
'I horn is b'.reet.
lives ?On Halurday, August 30, Mr*. Nicnoi as Rta*,
a .o.l 30 years, a native of the i'arishaf St. Patrick, Kil
kenny. Ireland
The friends of tie family are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from her late rvao'euce, 4k New
f-owery, on Monday ifieruoon at two o'cl ock.
Kxit.es.?on Prklay, Augu.-t 2d, .tax Kusa Rockrs,
aged 7 months aud 29 days, only daughter of .(amen and
H z* Holers.
Tins I rlauds of the family are respectfully Inrltpd to
attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two
o'clock, from the residence of har parent*, 229 Sallivau
street.
Ilowt.?On Saturday, August 80, at flreenpoiat, Mrs.
PomiA K'.wn, wire of Nathaniel Kuwe, in the 2Ith ya.,r ot
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
luvlled to attend the funeral, at the reeiocnce of her
father, Cookliu Seaman. In 1/tonard street, on Monday
aflernoon, at hair paat two o'clock
California papers please copy.
Ptmp.?On -VHurd-.y, August 80, Catheri** Srair, only
child of Milhcw and Mary Strip, aged 18 months and 12
U../S.
Farewell.sweet b-the. our only girl, farewell,
for Hod in Heaven hath called for you with hun to dwell
Tie> frtenda and aoqnalntaaces of the family are mo*'
re*i"?cifOlly Invited loalteud the font: al, from the rwi
a.-nc of her parents, No 20 Trluuy place, on Monday
\ftcrneon, at two o'clock, without ryrHter notice Her
romalus will be taken to Calvary i emeiery lor in or
tnmt.
Siiimva*.?On Friday, Apgu>t 2?, OmMti.n (*het, only
rhn.i of James aud Mary Sullivan, aged 1 year, 8 months
and h days.
Ilia friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
tuvlied ta attend the tiinorsl. from the retidrnov ef his
pnrents, No 2P1 Pearl etreet, this (.tirday) afternoon, at
two o'clock.
.St i.tnAK ?At Kev West, I la.. on Saturday. August 18,
of yellow fever, Cnptalu Junx Sclutas, of the Ninetieth
New York Volunteer*.
A solemn re>>utem maaa will b* offered for the rejiose of
his soul at the < hurrli of the Assumption, owner ef York
and ,'ny Htr~?U?. llro klyn.on Monday morn lug, septemlwr
1, at nine oVI rk His fflends and those of the family,
and of hi* brother In law, Joaaph W Hayee, are roapsct
lull!' invited toatteud
vfh*' l.sK ?On .Saturday ni 'ruing, August 30, of ckolara
inruitu'u. H*>kt Va? Wvok, only child of Augustus 11.
and Bdsllzn Wheeler, ag?d 1 year, T month* and 19 days
The relative* end friends are respentfully tnvltA t to
attend th<> funeral,on Monday morulng, at nin? o'clock, at
the Reformed Iftl.h church, IV auty tti <t street, heiwevu
y . lhsud Sixth avouuse The rcmatus will be lake* to
Uempsteb'li I.
Wki.-iA ?hi H o lilyn,on Fillip, August 29, Clara
Wmorrxa, aged A." years.
Thoiritmcleaud t uilvesef Ihe family a,e Invited lo
attend tit* funeral, from har late rnsidsnee. No. XHT
gchorineihorn street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) atteriioon,
at htir par t two o'clock Her remains will be taken vS
Uraeuwood,
WczKjts?On Saturday, August 30, Omm l/v :sa,
youngest child of Alfred M> hnd t'ocella Weeket, aged 3
nienihs and IA tlav*.
Tho luneral will take place from No. 118 vast Iblrt/
ninth street, thu (Su iday; aftenicm *' 'wt-ualeek
JTHje jmUBMB*.
At a speuul meeting or liberty hook ano
Ladder CumpuDV No la, hold on Saturday rveuiug, tit*
follow .* iraol itiea* were unati. mooaly adopted ?
Whereas It ha* pleased the Almighty, to hla divine pruvU
deuce 10 remove by d-aib our much etteemed aad feapceied
Maud and associate Daniel Don. >? an. there ."orr,
Reaoned, TUal id the death of Daniel Donovan the i'.r 8
Devvujteui baa beeu dct.rlv d of a lailiifut and efll-'eiit 'ti
ter the eo-naauatly of c .a -d and ? ?timoblacit i, . n%
?ai' y ?>'a iiuea.d worthy ;t-i ? i.
k . overt, i .at the I.ien y v. .*? vt our IsesaS'o rlS'Mk,
the ..oolc t '? is of hi* character, tne m tvtro .simpuUt.* of '. !*
nature, the - .do,.- aad iraula.ca-. hta nuitneaa. ban :u
deared htm w> na by tie* of in au<>u|at uatuic, a dnava
augranau hta Memory upon our baarta m tinea which thi?
lapse of I aie cannot elTaea.
R-io'ved, That we teuder our atucara aud heartfelt sym
pathies to the family of to d swamd, and while oudol ur
with thein iu the bereavement they have auatalned, we would
unite our aupp. Icatlona to tllia who ia too wiae to err. to
aootbe them iu their affliction, and Ih-t when lime thai! ha
no mere, they may meet their loved one In the realm* of hi taw
? wood the grave.
Reaolved, That the member* of thla company wear thW
uaual badge of mourning lor thirty day*, aud tuala copy ot
the*- resolutions he sent to toe family of the de aaed.
Reaolved, Thai Una Company attend the fun. : at of the de
eeaaed, on Sunday, the 3lat lust., from til* la e resident*.
No. 1 Ma 1 itun street, at It o'clock.
Raaoivnd, That the foregoing preamble and reaolullona b?
publtahed in the New York it<? raid.
KOBT. QAM RLE. Foreman.
At a special meeting or warren hose as.
bald at the cai Huge houer. on Saturday evening, August
St', 1383, the lollowmg preamble and re-oluuoua were unant
inouHly adopted:?
Whereas i ur be.ored fellow-member and associate. J ibii
G. Furip rson (who waa mortally injured while proceed.ng 10
a lire on the evening of A .goat In), haa been called to lua
Maker; aud
Whereas, our late member had by hla kind disposition,
nrb.in.ty of manners and wartn frtrndahlp, andeared him
art! to all of ua; and while we bow with all humility to ilia
decree ol (lie Almighty, vie part from our dear friend with
feelings of the atrung. a: regret; and
Whereas, our lair associate m. t bis death w hile In the dis
charge ol hi. duty aa a bremau, ll.ua ujing Iu liiaicauar ja
whir It he waa hi. u led with u real . ud ivosiduity that can t-o
attrlbuP'd to but few; be it therefore
Reaolved That thia company h i ter to hi- bereaved lami
ly, who have tb lab.-eu deprived < a protector, tb. tr condo
lence in tbe loan they have siiata.n. d.
ltcMi.lv. d, That the*.' resolution* be publtahed In the He
rald, Leader ana Mercury, and a . opi duly attc .tod be Inula
milted to h:a family. HENRY C. DENNETT. Foreman.
B D. Bacon, Secretary.
Board of enoineekb ? at a special mef.tin<?
of the B aid of En tu are. held at odtce of Chief En
gineer, on ha uiday afternoon, August 30. the follow ng
preamble aud resolutions were ottered and unanimously
adopted ?
M hereua, it 1 aa pteaaed the Ad WaSS aud Indmte FulheF
to remove from our midst jo u <J. Furge^son member of
Hose 33, wbo waa Mortally injured while. p:oce.eding to a lire
on the eveatng of Augui 13 . and
Whereaa. by hla death not only hi* Company but tbe Kirn
Department in general nave, lost a valued friend and an u >!?
nu mber ; therefore, be. it
Reaolved, That the lioard of Engineer*, painfully mind'itf
of our afflict'on, do tin fwwt tee family or th" decraeed to
whom we tender our .ie trtfc.lt a ini.atbb s ; and
KeMolved. Tual we attend tbe funeral of the deceased in a
b- ty, wegrlng the usual budge of mo ,ruing and earn In*
our staffs dreaaei ia crape.
Reaolved, That the Fire Department w ill attend the fune
ral of the deceaaed on Sundav. Atiguai SI, at 11 o'oloolc, I rout
hta late reslrtanoa, No 133 Sullivan street The Department
will form, right restiug ou Sullivan aud Houaton -treeia,
tha varioua comiiaulea wearing ihelr respective oadgt i.e
offlcers with trumpet- draped in mournln:, ths Chief aud
AnaUtanU acting aa Marshals, and the irrc alarm belt* bw
lolled during the solemnities th F.rc Department banner
la b? carried by Engine No. X The Board- of F re ami Ap
peal Commissioners. the ofllci-rs u tha Fire D part meal
Fund and the Exempt Firm an1* Association b Invited to
unite with tl.e Department In the funeral aul<. mulliMi.
Reaolved, That the f regolng preamble and resolution* 1?8
published In the Mercury aud Herald.
JOHN DECKER, Chief Engineer, Chairman*.
JOSKPH L PiRufT, Secretary pro tent.
Engine company no. is.
At a special meeting uf Engine Company No. IS, held
on Saturday ever, ug, August Ho. lidi, the lo'lowlng reeolu
tlona were unanimoiudy adopted ?
Whereas, It hue pleased an ail wise Providence to remove
from our in Met Daniel Donovan, late an Asa eiant Eurmwer
of the Fire Department, and for a numoer of years Foreman
of thla Company; therefore be it
Resolved, Th:.: in the death of Engineer Donovan tha
Fire Department, while turning with aub nlaaion to the will
of Hint who docth all things wi ll, has lout one who, in bin
caparity of Engineer, always merited lie approbation and
performed the responsible duties ol the poailluti to which ha
was ao often chosen by bis brother firemen.
Rc-oWed, That to the family of Mr. Donovan we tender
our condolence and assure them that we deeply sympathise
with them In this their hour of affliction.
Resolved, That we attend bis funeral and wear the usual
badge of mourning for tulrty days; and that a copy of thean
resolutions be transmitted to the lanilly of the Jeeeatnd and
be published in the Mercury. Louder. ID raid snd Ados.
JOHN DESMOND. )
TIMOTHY SULLIVAN,
A. J. FL'LLKRTON. 1 Committed.
JOHN OWYKR, I
JOHN FLYNN, I
THOMAS COMAN, Foiwman.
Dantcl BctTLLT, Secretary.
Engine co. is?the members op eaglk em.
glee Co. IS ore requ"gt?d to meet at II}i o'rbvk lo-day,
at the engine h.uer, to attend the funeral o. Aeal*'<ut En*
gmeor Daniel Donovan. THOMAS COM AN, Pore. nan.
Damsl Scully, Secretary.
Fulton engine com pant, mo. the active
and honorary mambeia of rultoa Enytne On., No. 4,
art reepeclfuliy requeatnd to maal at tha Sixth Ward liu *4?
earner of Dnaaa and Centre atraaU, <m Snudar attorn-on.
at oue o'clock, precisely, to attaud tha funnel of Daulal
Djuovuu, Era., Into Asaixtant Engineer. By order.
Mli U. BL PmoEKALD, Pore aa.
Owrr A. CAnaOLt, Secretary.
Lady Washington hose company.?.the mem.
bere and irteods ot Hoae Company No 44 ara requeaied
to meet at thetr Carriage House at I2o'cloek M.,thle day,
for the purpose of atten ding the funeral of Daniel Donovan,
late Engineer of the Mew York T re Deyaumept,
OCRS. PLYNN, Foreman.
Wji. O'Kaarn, Socreteiy.
Manhattan engine company mo. a-the ao.
tire and honorary m,'inhere of Manhattan Engine Cum.
pany No. 8 arc particularly requested to aaaemble at tha
engine houa?, 91 L tlow -tract, tola 'Sunday) aft-i noon, at
1 o'clock pretioely to attend lue funeral of Daniel Donovan,
E* l.. late Aaalaiant Engineer. Rv order of
C. U Robbkts >*, hoc. JOHN C. liOOPEK. Foreman.
XTOTIOE.-THfc ACTIVE AND HONORARY MBMBlllf
A.X of Empire Engine Company 11 are rvq.. *'? u torn, at n|
the Engine Honae Chit. day (Suuday), at Ui> f.paat U o'cloelu
to att nd the i uneral o'Daniel Donovan, let- AenaUni tin.
glnacr. THUS. W. HUE, Foreman.
W*. L. DuHoif, Secretary.
NOTICE.?THE ACTIVE AND HONORART MEMBERS
uf Warren H"t Company No. 33, alao the member* uf
the Warren Aj?* iatlon, me r'-tpectftilly Invited to meet at
the carriage bonne, 118 Sullivan atreet, on Sunday morning,
at 10 o'cloclt, to partlH|>ate In the luueral ?>! John U. Pmgu.
eon, late a member of H<>ee Coicpenv N
_llENRY U. DEN N LTT, Foramen.
PRO rl-VTOR ENGINE COMPANY NO. 82.?THE AO'
live and honorary members uf ibta company ure re.
qiiOHted to Haaeiulile el the olivine houeo thi* (Sunday) after*
noon, at 1 o do k prec ? ijr, t? attend the funeral oi Dm, el
D"i> 'Van. late Aa-tamiil El gin. c> . llv o. ? r of
Davii' Hung. Bur. c'HAt N. JOil S8TON, Foreman.
sFEdAh V WICKS.
DhiAKT.MK.NT OF PUBLIC CH tRITIES AND COR
reolin. No. I H< ou afreet, near Broadway. New York,
August2d, l.tbg ?Children for Adoption.?Thla department
la prepared lo receive epulb aiwn* irom re'imnalble parties
residing in 'hit it) and other plant* fo< adoi ting orui.an
i hi: ren under their , barge ut the nursery on handali'q
lalaui. Having a latg. number at the pri -cm tine, of the
age of at , veaia am. under, and whlej In in, r* a?iog ,.a.iy.
Tie i j..,uii*Mooeii, ar< desirous of plaelng thu.u with a.
ml ilea of rc*p>" ia illty, who wit receive them aa incirowrt
and aflord ih-m alt the advauuye* o. iwmi.iM rare. PmWeS
desirous of availing themselves of the above will present
tlieli tppliealluna, with testimonials. lo the Cominlaa.onurS
at this uflkoe H DRAPER, I'nald-hi.
IMPORTANT TO BHEWEKS. DISTILLERS
and ci.:,'<dl iu.iiiu netware.?WIS be published In a few
day*, bt amiioriiy of (an Hunan oi Internal Reveuue. Tiea
nuiy Department, Washington, ti e Boota requ.red lit the
new Ex< tae law in be ke|>t ny all bicwrra, Ql flier, and io.il
0*1 inanbfao irera. Price for each trade, complete. $6, anS
vein Irr by oxpreee tiron re-elpt of *5 In Tivaaury notea.
CapriIgjbt aecnraC 1*II1LI1 A S<)R''MONS, Publlah.'re anS
Sia'iouer.t, df!? Perm ylianta uvenn,, Washing, mi.
II ? . VILI.AI LKDE, <>F ASWa'.L STREET, TAKER
jvl thi? 'lipoiiunlt) ia Inform the iiutdic thai he hae not
eutploeed anv mil' to buy good* :nr Ulm, und will not be re*
? pi nail1)' or thing* hnuglit on bia arveuiil.
NEW YORK Ll^COR DEALER*1 SOCIETY.?A REG
ular moi tiitv uieetlng ul " la am ieiy will lie held m
Tu ?dav ? tig. Sept. 2 a. 7>i u'ci.iek, at the Metmpodiaa
lino me, KM '? ?t'ir at "i-c., tij urdei.
Jon* Rkji aa, Hoc. Bftatary. P. W. ENGS. Piraident.
VTUTICK, OLIVE Gl'ARD-THE MKMR8K8 OF TUB
IX nlaivc naui'td inmpauj are lion uy nauded to attend A
?neeUnit "f Lie emnponv. ai lb" bouac of M r. Mahon. IB < <afe
?trui, ibii lay iS.ndnyl, Ilatinei., at7HP N.. S' wag
iitebara'Aiue t ' attend Ihe iiiiii'i 't ot our lab-niolarr meat,
tier, John Law hi < J An. CAR1STUK, Caplaiu.
Jaa. Do.'ioi a*. Se Tclaty.
])UBLIC MKRT1NG -Hli.HIH AVKNUR RA1LRU/B
toll'iiinn,?Csirein, and property ownrra, attend |Ue
i, ii , c mil . . Mob ray. Sept, I. at 7 o'nock 1*. M at Hint
Park lloi l. N m ly-aeconSetreet ami Sroadwaiy Impor;au|
bimlni ae will ne pirarnled Hi or ier TOtNlAS MANStiN,
Chairman '' A lle,?er, Vice Ob ilrniin; iMMi Bpeyrr,
fnenw r; Ml W Audrewa, 8e< mao'.
rpilK. ACADEMY UP DK LA RAU.K INSTITCTB,
i a. ivBli a. il, toe iintieela nai.ai in. charge ol the Chi le,
ban l,i HheY . wtU re .jau ua Monday, lu* Uto, nepte i.h- fc
rpAM'IANY SOCIBTY, OS COLUMBIAN ORDER.?
Je Srutber* ?A tvguier mri i u. oftir It t" it ton Hi e
hmd , i, C on lit em ere Ian ureal W ignain. "i M'tl
f \ . v e,a; in del 1, I 3. ?>: belt en Imuraiit'i Ihc act
*'"* " ' * ?K j 'W A' E IBCKV, Oraud Sachem.
urrer
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V? . ' ' o.i ?| iii?* In-tli iilim 'hi* ,'.
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A in ' I. HONK I II.LING IV KRTKD. IN A liorT
MMa a H" i'A.l ?oii oi r .vtiiea wiled and
warranted , ?? . en line i-e lunlyat iny rnouir, tV>B Hiuiwt
we i ?..?"<>, . v.-. t Hull anntbei iniob e ot mat
e#irbrntnd ? t. A ('* ? wdcr.
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. cuhy pt< ,c
I. OI'TOUNK.-MY NEW CIIKMI
? p'ain.H b g fur ,t*at ! itnd leti*
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v.iltv.', h .id I'd mi . ol.i. i" rt---t y laati ?: a . and no
dl?o. ,i ..t ai ?? .'viHT n-' tip '0 their ottglnnl ghapu.
,, i I I I ?. " Artth.ial Teeth "it
polJ.'rluiii a itc. ne ? ib wr, #1 t"? *&. Palghtag extraet
Inv 11, I. T ly?n 'tt'i t'r"ei. t? o blw. ka r. una
Hrott ln i, Di laki'i !l KR, Sr., Dentlei
-i tlft/k i Mi TlFICATKt -HAVING MAI> FIVE
l.ZUvl . ctl ucied Wllhb d palu By Dr. J.JAV>IU
LhKe ' Undid all eel, t>v? Id k>. I'l om Broadway, I
glue I fid y a . : ? Hi ik to tbo?a and' u.ig wtlmohe, a a recom.
SSS&ISSiAB BE1 ULAR, Flttahiii; avonn*, Wlllifim*hnfR.
srOHTijia.
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15 Rutier's Infallible M iy Cure nl 1 ? . 1 tlcm Inai.r.
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?n|endi r ?rang.,^Iiy, o.ijigi ip1 ? mi lou b.
rpwo rigr.Oh ' lkt tlv c* oNciT-iflruii *fA"* .??
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