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Vol. Fourteen Begins Sept. 1lth, 1858.


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full course of instruction in this institution
n embraces Double Entry Book Keeping,
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
Penmanship.
WSpecial instruction given in the art OF de-
tecing Counterfeit Money. l -=-.
Gentlemen can enter for the courses separate
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- - - 80 JONATHAN JONES.
;an6-1v. ST. Louis, Mo.
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Berefit or Michael Norton.

ANOTHER sPAREING MATCH--ARRsST OF PATTY
WALSH AND GROW"
Mr. Michael Norton alias ''Crow tho special officer Of
the Meooeop, in Broadway who 10 to beat with "Fa.y
Walsh the 9th inst for purse Of 81 00 had his bebe
ut at the Melodeon last evening The house ammed
full Of men and boys Of the sporting percussion rne
sparrng commenced at eleven O'Clock, after the usual
singing and dancing, and lasted till midnight. There
we're set tos between eight couples Of buGers," and
then Norton came for his Wind up with Harry Grbsin
The beneficiary received with Six cheers and s',i.
gar and then called upon for a speech. dis reply
Yves, "Boys DR. Sweetman (the master of ceremones)
TO respond for me; Amt no talking man." Er. Gribbn
responded thus
conference.-the. Norton wishes me 70 return YOU his
sincere thanks Tor your kind patronage lie was unfor-
tunatey arrested te evtnrg and put under and
dollars BAH, and it was only by his own exertons and
the strenuous exefhons OF ecrne OF mis- friends
iunt been able to get at liberty, dsappoint
you TO night (Louo cheers
Upon inquiry we were informed that Norton was ar
and held to bail in 81 0o0 to keep the peace THIS
was said would affect the coming prize fight as he
bound only keep the pcace within the State and tho
fsbt s to off In Canhca Il also said that sFatyO
Walsh arrested curing the aftern Don.
Norton about theeaue height M his antagonist Walsh
perhaps about MUSCULAR though not heavy and
solid bud. He, too, hns remarkably long arms, and
~ 1.-THE and quick in his notions but hardly AZ strong
Wash. He seemed 10 be well sklied in the OF his
fists, and bis sparrng with Grbben was Of very vigor
description The boys cried out Ssr him up, Crib
bin,' and Grbb,n did stir him up by administering
rap the that started the caret end the beoe
osry the evening went behind the scenes At the close
with bloody countensnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
Police Intelligence.

CHARGE FALSE PxErENcKs-$l4, GOO ISvoLyxD-
'ymmerB Gardner, distiler, having Office at No
Wall street, was taken into custody by Policeman
Doueherty Of the Lower Police Court, yesterday,
charge having obtained Sl4 by Of false pre-
and fraudulent rep eeentstons Abner JONES' the
last ne snd Abner W. Jones joint owners OF mort.
cages on property IN Bagbamon, Broome county, New
York. amounting 10 $l4 0oe which they transferred
the deencant for and in Of three accept
OF the Trident Mutual Insurance Company of Proy
depce Island for $500 each and hundred and
hDiy ehs,et $Q0 escb capital stock Of said
psursEce they received the said accepances
and stock from Gardner Roey upon the strength OF tho
Of the defendant the soivency and
worth Of ne said INSURANCE company Gardner represented
bat the company hao capital stock OF Sl5000O, all
Dad up in good faith, and securely invested with
p'us 420oto; that it did busness Of 81 Geo
month, would declare dividend in July. Complain
sntharges that sad representations made the
purpose Of cheating and defraudirg him and Abner W.
Jones ont Of the mortgages in question: that the defend
representations statements made by bin in reference
the sovency of the rrden. peurarce Company were
untrue except the incorporation and existence
said company; thai oefer dant tna the said compa
ny nsovent apd that application for receiver
then pending a2anst eaio company 10 take up s
because insolvency Complainant further says tina.
tie time OF the transfer the said company doing
business: that it had $4,000 OF it's accepsnces
out agapet it, and that its assets cid not exceed 81 C0
In view Of repress ntatoas therefore, the complain
charges defendant wh alse peiences prays
tst hs may be dealt with according law Justco Con.
molly hed the sccueed ior examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
CARRIED.

DUsKN-McCAKnE -0n Sunday, July II, by the Rev
r. Cor Iii, EDWARD 0uNKIs OF Da'chess county, TO hss
PAMELA b. hCCapTIE, Of White p aips.
GrrTIiRR-6EoRcEs On Monday, August !. by his
Bonor the Mayor, Daniel F. remann +. FsEDEnIcK GcN
TIER Esq TO Miss JULIA Il. GEokGER 10th this city.
moRGAS-JoSEs IN this city. Thursday evening,
July a. by the Rev. James Niet at his residence Nc
josh MORGAN, OF London, MISS ANNA MARIA JONES, OF
Mapchesier, Eoslsnd.
Mcdowell sccUI5ocH AT Rye, Westcbester county
y, by the Rev 4 ID. Bryan. psstoc of the Presovs.
ian church, JAMES MooUGAL ESQ, Miss JANE MccUL.
LoCH both Of Scotiaco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
Our GslvcAton Correspondence.
GALVESTON, July "a, 1859.
Suicide Of William Hal

Suicide Of Wttam HI.
William Hill, to whom new trial was granted by Judge
watrous, committed suicide in his cell this morning.
During the night he dug through the wall in two dereH
places, and had no had sufficient time, doubt would
have escaped from confinement but Is supposed that
coming en- him he returned through the opening
which he hal made from hts CELL, ana hung himself
Bis body wsa found suspended from bar Of iron run
n'pg through the cell this morning His body was still
warm when found. The coroner 10 about holding In
ucst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Defiance SnIaynHbaer Ssfes, with Patena
powder proof cks spd bars Also fire sad burglar
place formerly i92 Pearl s1eey.
ROBERT H. PATRICKa
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City Intelligence.

CHANGES DETECTIVE FoRCT General Superintend
rsbury has transferred the following officers from the
detective squad TO the steamboat squad under Sergeant
James n. Croft-Detecves Shapges, Houston WIoey
GcErcy and McDougai. Officer CbosweiI, Of the Eighth
precinct, was also transferred to the Same squad.
ALDERMAN SEAGRIsr AssAULTED--A Row THE Cry
Considerable excitement WAS created yesterday
afternoon at the city Hal by assault Alderman
sesgrst con- rt:ed by Mr.. John Wilson, deputy
shef,T /. alleged that sesgrt lad promised waon
10 ure MS exeT;icns 10 procure him political appoct
uen but falling Obtain ii, Wron met Bis patron in the
City Hall, ord after few hard words struck him blow
In the face a lumber OF the Ademans friends gather-
Cd around and pres ented further hosttes. Seagrist
10 have Wilson arrested for The azsau to day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Wheeler & Wilson's sewing tNIschIn.s.-
Office 5o5 Broadway, new York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

One Dollsr Only Is now Charged Tor a
course Of Lessons rewipR kachines
IN Singer a co, 452 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
DEATH OF JOHN &. pURROY.

The death Of John 3. Purroy Esq., able lawyer Of!
this city, occurred Sunday morning at bs residence
No. 10 Yves; fhrty,arst street Mr.. Purroy forty
Blk years Of eec nstve Of Venezuela but has resided
in this city about twenty years, and spoke the Spanish
and English languages with equal facility he the
Venezuelan Consul in this city while General Psez
President OF that republic. He Interested,
heve, in the complicated affairs Of the ishmns, and
aso active In the attempt year two ago to get foot
hlibuster expedition TO restore order In his dis
uaciec county He was Intimate friend OF General
Paez, and ,has old patriot will probably attend his
raj, which takes place at eleven oc,cck this
from the church CT ST. Francis Xavier in Sixteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Smithsonian House, broadway, corner ~
Houson street. Hotel accommodations the European phu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Trncy's Celebralxd shirts Made to Order at
and ~ William street, door north OF Maiden lane.
0kOkak N. TRACY, Agtrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

HOnOway's P1l1s.-Let tho PaI1id, Brolxsn-
down, spess martyr dyspepsia and liver com ant has
ten 70 obtain these pills There 10 health and life Ia them
all thus afflicted. Sold at 80 Maiden lane N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

AZ JONES, 10 AND II ANN s1axEr-A NTw STYLs
a OF shoes and Callers ut only 81 co. give pen
feet ssisiscop sso N IS 90 and "a dfess viii SUI
pY,pN avery rOJy. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beat N the world Wholesale and reia dye pri.
vately applied az No. d AatcY House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

HSlJ, 1Dimitablo Hair Cutter; Dye 80 cents,
hsck or brown Depo No. Barclay street, also cold 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the beet In the world snrpAirg all made. Sold and applied
II the mandatory, 2SS broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'S Radical
cure nuss They asohsep ae elastic stockings
Veins auppoern and sAoulder beaces Iuauncns for
fosmries made 70 order NO. Vesoy stress Assor Houss
New Yolk. =,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


fyuaNAo BT11. SBssfSiaEsLDs sh,s "a Sa cs
plain, Sseps he rive organs seany
all impurities from Ike ysasm il ?" al Al P,.sshars
smons he corn vthkey 'egHns ofr. Sndin every
~, by ~ Ssn a'spd'ng Ia u ~communisy -red 10 France
srp sss nsosnse brandy and nporsed ana H. Unaet
States - 's.eo> soie A6eS1 foS ~
dlOkNa, BuEICss, Disc sen ..uU $500
3. %c cs g "a me grs; ns yos, cured Without pain % -
he Least aconyecense pA.isut b, II, rnsm
oaw. Aa' 'oskc0as " ~
Dk; BOWIE DODs. IMPERIAL wIEE sIrTxRa-
pSDs has opened suit Of eiagan rooms A. arc ana
81 ior toe examination Eoassn eas Of osaeo@
nd 'ai wee btters for the cure OF fpcfrj-n
nyo Seak !ungs wesk and senars, Sesit.
BAY b@t o. lhS bters are put up quar- boass viii ia
,rme nm a. Bev.e Dods pera WINE bttsrs blow = ~
,ass vI uect,ons for Price 81 81 Der bstie ~
,sns oScon me rsde The doctor DO osased dsiis
l2to6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Barrys 1TscOpnsrOus n the Nest and Cheap
81 article for drrpE tesuunx cleaning curlnE pressrv
ius and rassong the hair Ldses TRY n Hod 6Y ri drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Keanedy's medscsl Discovery 10 Warranted
sore lezs, For safe BIZ MI druygiSh.
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Alrivhls and DEPARTURES.
ANIMALS,


From Hsvre ard soehsmuon Ia The steamship Ocean
Queen DR. se,rit b Consul, rurs Lewis Bro vnel,
iesrer Of dennseses; Ar Giodrgs and lady ni.z
Cot pet, lady, daughter and servant Lnnbs Pnnas
sctSeteT Essar n Sc snsr ty Ssid and ssrsass
tcr,tper Aohe NAL lady snd children; Miss kother.
cos,a.s Lowe Capt Trurds sDd sdy late Of Aiue.
icsn hia fyawsy MARY lady two children and three
vsa's Mr. Ptoat so ]sdy, Mr. sraun hswvzg Poot and
ss altar werden and lady, Manning. MIR Ur Miss
esTner Ms Baker and child Mr eapscs, Col Gibson,
BLesl Husesp, hohcu'z Mr. olidweii II Bachsrach
~ IN and lay, Fowler. aSy snd child; Mr. promel
fsgpsD, J TJckt pr = Post Post Mr. De st hubert
aelitr eie, Mr. Jobnscn, Mas Granger Mis- Bates
Ms Cofslida, Lt cal AID family Wsan Knowltan, Mr.
GER tohsnde eaver, Mr. Gotscoauy. Miss Klock
Mr. ! es, sillstr, A smith l. Mclker.-Ioai 1874.
FchEocnd, dc in The sic smshp Roanoke M Dousb
erty Sin seItn Coebs r. smes Norman smith and
tervspt netcsle. re ia, W A GelsIr, W Il Conklip
;. Q * nkin relscp, CInmp, al Bensei, Mrs b
.~Ls Mes hubbard Sampson aud lady. Afre Scue
l,ypo cher Geo Wntraan Jno Lard. Mrs Lcary. Miss
Jesrv, Miss ats, H,s wkite Mrs Brady viss Fppa
leonard W Wslke Iesac Wake, w segoh, Miss FIELD
wss hayden, II ] euB Ard ssrvan Abrshxma, Maury
no NaEh and lady lcaec Briggs and fvein thy steerage
DgPARTuyiis..
Fer Souhsn pon Havre eod HarEctg In the steamship
Bcrusssih Mollmaen g Ioweptrit lady and daughter
Tavior henry bapen, Merro; Friedrich Boacr Lamm
9 Hansen NScrA; Hcrwz, Misasspp Miss Bertha Man
Inher NYork Miss Ca.ope lin EOrlesn. Mrs Ioewen.
md children Vim Brewer NYork Ferdinand 0sner
Philadelphia; stephen Lutz Andreas Ln!z. NYor; hsphus
swcus slbsny; Mr. Feynots London: Yoriz srohn. 4 B
Lcewensten. San Francisco; Augustus Barth NYork
hkip Psuol NOreans; Avgnnte and kduard Maldanta.
snp Elm. norleans ioni.e Ciuou' Sederiso N1orS
aid Others In sieersRe- Total LIS.
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MegO0eNa OH.
fun supply oftha nvcriss on Gan now be Fad Color
NSix iernoN. and free from Ill impurities
AOHTHNE ARgnte % year, areok n. Y,
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10 sUMMt.a k.svkALsks :,
ard ALL wRo USE I.lQUCx.


tie pure uncfufe OF juniper dieiied fo the oes ossie
that be selected in europe any coat favored n
b. The common hsrsh barry but hy the cce botAn'ca Va
rNy he lsas Juniper berry hose more vino
ssusc distilled and rer,iaea with is suous ao!yens sn6
thua becomes uocure OF exquess navor eno
aroma Altogether rxrscendsn ls cordial and medaoanA
properties 81 any BolAnd gin Ia the world -.
since the inrcucCu OF the celebrated scheidem Aromatic
chpspps the proprietor hss submitted 70 ne wnoe eoie
faculty. Uphed three thoueAno 0ndoFvo
over be own the purest Alcoholic smulaui
ue Tbcy speak Of the great auocese hey have
NET ith Il shof pFacre gravel gout chronic rheuun
usf obsrucona OF the Kidneys bladder 10 Ferrous travel
H. Ia me Southern and States should always have
sopy on hand ~ against ague fever and
change of wafer The physicians "a Now OrieNps and 81
~ preacibe with great condolences In Of cholera on
ercours a TIA purify OF the article
Lori he ccunsrfsis and imtatons the whole couu
lry 10 6codeo With Ssrc.
70, -. by AZ ro'a''ase Pseer Druggists and o'unr'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

The Best Spring Bed I'm iste,ce--t1Oyvs's
Elliptic al frtm - &c. at 1878 Broadway. Cali s,d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet haxOr Str0p.
fas fpmabe article may be sbsaaped OF tie sole neaaufc
tcrefs SAnNDEhS, No Astor Houte snd Of tho
rions agents throughout The city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

HsrT1Dg's Patent champion F1r~
And burglar proof safes Isl broadway OF Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Singers Sewing Machines
Ara superior tos all manufacturing purposes.
Are more desirable tor eli k.nds " facay ee riag.
Are capable Of doing greater variety Ut work
Are perfectly simple AND easily Kept 10 order
Are much cheaper becauSo they sarp morey
Are JUS. The rnscAine Tor every family.
I'M. SINGER CO 450 Broad WAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
RICH PURE JUICE OF AIS Grape, :

q RICH PURE JUICE OF fHs GRAPH,
n FaHQp Ak'S UAiLe0RlA WINE Uk BEANDY
Sedcsied with rhubarb Peruvisn bark jupoer &C decous
TO he se YET remedy active tonic anti dyspep
nc Tor he
NkRvoUs, PEBBLE, LArGUID pYspEPTrC
Quart bouet one eoisr at 70 Astor House. S62 Broad
way, 1bs Boweay. Hayes Brooklyu
pAA3LEzs's N0ykrTy SEWING aAcBrsvs
- ssLLlNG LsP1pbf, ONLY &c, So, ane So
Principal SaeHocl ~ Hrretyny nf Oe,Al
AoENa5 WkElGA-GS9AT INDUCEMENTS re~ offered
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nr.w.nss OF Wood. Gddy & Co.. Lotteries.

DErAwAHr. EXTRA Glass no 4i5 AUGUST /, 1879
A., 2, IL, 81, "a, 3, II, IA, 63, 56, 73, 50, 20.
DELAWARE. GLASS NO Il6. AUGUST |. 1853
ca, CT, rs, AZ, 10, 2, "a, SO az. rs, 70. 81, 10.
aEoRGiA. CLASS No Ala, AUGUST l, 1859.
AZ, II, 81, 22. 10, 8, 80, 10, Is, as, so, 2, As.
GyossIA. CtA~ No, 40 EXTRA. AUGUST l. 1859.
6,2, 70, z. &c, a.. IS, SO, S., As. l6, 81.
WOOD, EDDY Co. Wilmington, Del.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Round Hill Water Cure mud Hotel. at
Aorlbsnpto Mass. H. HALSTED NJ D., Proprietor
Ibst DR.. bslsteds ek 10 peculiar oedom equalled
cannot be doubted "-hepubcsn Farcr Bridgeport Conn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
Singers Sewing Machines

Weeds Patent Family sewing Machines
New style Price $50. OHcs 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

Prince Imperial Champagne
DE v8NoGA CO. ErEkSAy, FRANCE,
wine OF a. aity moderate price Fold at the prtn
cpa ho.eh sid By an the leading dealers throughout TIC
country. y. V. HAuaHWoUt, Sole Impofsa.,
corner OF Broadway AND Br0Ome street. ke~ York.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST g. 1859.
TNs Dv~wsrA ruea.a,a
Consolidated lOiaxy o.
rx..cx p.soADsxNrs Co.,

SNe Dv~wsrA STaa-srs
FRANCE r.soApsxNrs = co.
wa.
sss%. s.sss % srsae arossSeu:s D. ooss sopoiais
aid ps as .a 1s. =" s.e ~ ss.s
sss m.ssy &c hSsscty 'erS At 1c folo~as
sSssEs cOurr-cras, NO no, AUGUST 7. II "
Hs,6 Ga, SO, e8, l, CT, rs, 40, rs, 4s.
coSsoLIpArno rorrsSr- CLASS 3d. AUGUST l. 1853.
GO, AZ, IS, 81, SO, 10, /, CO, IA, GA, 10, SO.
s VITAE he ?. O ~, s:ns. ~ Wilmington. Delaware this Moa
iSas y w1LKgx }oounl..l,a.r.
EslsSx, TB1so2bsssrs 90.
The Discaic that Americans can truly call
emsci.is he s1a q sna render Is en-
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f. p hos s s s,s no. only Be
p: at s gs re-
commencing g the public know and feel ~. aye Do
aud Z. Id as.s oanaot bu, popular among Al oiA
F a sss new
Br.dyr Gallery has Removed from $50
togrAphs. dasuerreosypss and sabsoypeS
Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet haxor Strop.
f a Be- Of ee soa 6 s
rions agents throughout the city.
Tracy's Celehras-d shirts Made to Order at
81 and ~ William street. north Of Maiden lane
0kOkak NJ TRACY, Agtct.
Smithsonian House, broadway, corner ar
Hous on street. Hotel accommodations the European plu
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Defiance snInEaSbder Ssfes, with Patena
powder proof cross bars Also fire burgiar
proof pEror safes murray street, Of Cocsc
ROBERT N. PATRICK.a
course Of Lessons our sewing machines
l. ~ s.SGEn 4 co. 4as broadway
Prince Imperial Champagne
DE vRkooA q co, ErgksAy, FRANCE.
wine OF rare a. aiity a. moderate price eold at the prn
county. 4. '. HAuaHWcUI, sois i@posses
corner Of Broadway AND Bro0ne street., ke~ York.
Weeds Patent Family sewing niornirss-
New style. Price go. oacs ~ Broadway.
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Singers Sewing Machines
Ara superior tos all manufacturing purposes.
Are desirable tor eli k!ads fsc,iy rag
are capable Of dong 8 greater variety OF work.
Are perfectly simple AND easls Kept 10 order
Are much cheaper becauso they carp moe morey
' 'D'' VAC --'''' / NJ sisasK 1 CO. 4ss Broadway.
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing fNtsehInes-
Office Jp5 Broadway, new York
The Best Spring Bed In Existeace--sAOyvs's
Elliptic 81 FRI - q Sc, at 1878 Broadway. Gail s,d
Hafs--iss Dasessss, EaD, Change u solas,
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