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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09


CRART-FMMs--On Thursday, July 7, by the Rev. Fl
d. Came, WHlI4n Z. CRARY TO Mrs. JULIA 81 HKLMs,
daughter Of Nalnsn Sayre, all of this city.
CRYsIAI-PowEEs No. s Lsfaye place, Thurs
day, JulY by te Rev William Cothrape Of Jsrsey CITY
Mr. JAsEs CRYSTAL to Hiss CAIHrsIss PowgRs, both Of
New YORK.
GAnEsg-HaRrg--I In tnig city, on Sunday, July 3, by
the Rev. Mr.. Mllete REyRRpY GHnncs, Of Maryland %
MSS EJIlx HARRIS OF England.
BaltmoJ papers please copy
GooDALL-BURss Son Monday, July 4, by the Rev. F.
W. smith, Assistant Minister OF Trinity church. Mr.. JOIN
G. 6ooDArn 10 Miss CARoxNE BuaSs, both Of this city
NoRHo-RussNL Saturday, July e by the Rev
Or Dentoa JUIIUs MoRRo Mss Ilzzg RUSSELL, bosn Of
II is city.
Observation-Disclosures AT Sag Harbor, L. l., wednes-
day, July 8, by Rev. E. Hopper Leut OSCAR STAN
TON, u O. N. to Mics CARxB E., daughter Of the late
Charles F. Gardner.
TnosIrcs--FAYrox On ThuYrday July I, st the real
dence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev T. Searles Mr.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Of New York, to Mss MARY Pierce
TAYloR OF Brooklyn.
vAEsrA--CRAYTKY-A the Baptist church, Pierrepont
Ct, Brookisp, by the Rev. Holre, Thursday
evening" July 7, Mr.. FRANKLIN w. VARHun 70 Miss JULIA
CAYTEY Oldest daughter Of Aphonse Crayey Esq al OF
Brooklyn.
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PHILADELPHIA srOOX BOARD.
puf.a npJ prrA .Iulv


PmLADEPmA, July 8, 1852
rsecxs dull. Pennsylvania State avss, cox Reading
xAiiro.a @K; Norris Canal. O. Long Island Railroad
wa BALTIMORE, July 8, 1850
-Four very dull Howard street Ono, s6. wneat
deobnrs; new choioe white, 81 60 Core arm, bnt moi
active; whte and ye,os, S3c Provisions quiet and
Changed. whiskey Gull a,27c
Flour unsettled Wheat has a decluiue tendency Corn
dui,; yeno~. 900 oats active. sugar-Ne. oreans,
RIO ,i 91sc &c Pork QUIZ; SIT go Lard steady
at DO l3c. wnissey, &c 2sc
Flour steady at IS 90 .s Is op sSpsss Mhssey
AAc Provisions htrn: lard, he, mess pork SIS rs.
OswEGo, july 8-6PM
Flour unchanged. Wheat in good dsmand chiefly for
future delivery: sales 600 bushels standard Chicago
spring deliverable the ,oird week in July; 1000 bushels
DO the ast week IN july and 1000 bushels do. the first
wock 10 AuRns,-al Soc Corn Arm active: ss!cs
Ia Geo bushels &c. Csoa ire,snts caanged
a; Csc ou -four, 10 wheat snd 6hc. on 10 New
York Lake ,mpcrts--o5o bbs -four, Is, 400 bushels
wheat, l6, coo boehes Canal export5l, l59 bbls
flour, 100 bushels wheat
BUFFALO, J,ly S--8Pk
our dull at the opening, bat b,oysnt at the close:
200 bbs S. for extra state from Chc1g, spring
wheat, 30 IS rs tor extra Illinois, IS rs IS 81 for ex
ira scoDsn, So 62s 50 5 for extra hichgao Indiana
and Ohio, and 81 . 81 rs FOR double extras Wheat ia
good demand. market steady sales 5000 bushels No.
ut 81 3d. $50 bushels standard Ca,cago spring Il ecc
1,sOo bushels Milwaukee, Clue at 81 IL 81 lax, 5000
bushcls red Ohio from store a. 81 90 ana IL 600 bushels
amber Kentucky at 81 4S Corn rm: sales 900 bush
els not prime, 70 arrive at 74c, 10000 bushels prime at
1870 Oats quiet Barley dull. Rye lower. WoisSey
eady sales 1876 bbs at Csc Lake imports1 COO bbis
eou, 81 600 bushels wheat 20 900 busnss corn 5000
bushels OUTS goo bushes rye Canal exportsl60 bbs.
-four, 5000 bushels wheat, l2eoo bushels corn. =,
Flour 10 better demand for the Eastern trade: sales
1900 bbs. unchanged rates. aud good brands firm.
Gran qulct sale Of a email parcel Michigan whea, at 81
TO- Corn $50 sec Western mixed; $50 for round
yellow; no Western afcst, or s6c. would DO realized
readily Osts-Saes 1000 bushels al 47o. for Canada
East ~eght whisSeySales 300 bbs, mainly as 2e<c.,
but some small lots brought 28hc.
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Soecsock rom leo Orchard street His rerss,s Ill; =.
~sen 70 Po leicester for iniormt ut
In WI f.msbu'g, an Wednesday, July g. NARY
ara mopibs. T'' .eN' Ses's
asr In Jersey City, on Wednesday July 9, OF uaras
Hitp sged u.oliOs AID 18 osys
,lnsk = ID jersey City, on Thursday, July q, w. 8
Van ~'M ron on and z. vanveisor, aged uonths
The esuves and rieDds Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 eto the funeral this Saturday. ajterno,
al three o'o, E from the residence Of his parents, NO.
ss Barrow ar. 'et, jersey CITY
wnu,r.-op h:ev. July 8, ANpxsw wHnrr. son Of
The fprers will take D. e this Saturday. Afternoon at
two oooek from tho CO.. DOR * Lexington avenue and
Forte street The relav.s sad friends Of the family
.ge 20 pecftUily Invited 70 attenf.
WILLIAMSON Friday, July Q, al Stamford, Conn,
sAscsi Fl RU,os, wife Of Hiram wi&ms>n, Eco In the
abib y.,r OF her age
n mains viii be taken to Poughkeeps, for inter.
rep. o. Monday by tbs eleven O'Clock train q, the Hud
son River Railroad.
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melancholy occurrence took place on the 4th instant
at Port 'ervts station the New Yorka nd Erie Railroad
man named Patrick Murphy, passenger in the nght
express taD was, ia alleged thrown of the cars by the
conductor while they we're notion and while the train
was proceeding at the rate Of ten twelve miles
The unfortunate man had one Of hin legs instantly severed
from his body He is at present at the City Hospital and
dis recovery is considered doubtful Legal proceedings
havo been commenced against tho conductor who 10
alleged committed thc outrage
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STEAMBOAT DISASTERS ON THE WESTERN RrvERs.-
The list OF disasters the Western waters during the
first six months OF the year 1859, bcsver than Vt any
for mer period. vzBoats snagged, %; boats exploded
a. bosts burned 26 lost by collision 49, lost by Rock
Isand bridge, lost by running against bark, q boats
fuDoored, s; sunk by roe, y lost In storm, 4. Tol.
plumber o. BEATS cet "a. Fat0oaN lost, 49, Lves lost,
ec7. YalNe OF boalE and cefIoes, 81 ,77o,620.
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o"1RAL PARK OvcussrRA.--A number Of renslemsn
'ersed In the progress Of the Central Park and having
~ hesTt The well being and comfort or their fellow
0'S Ds hsSe subscribed sOicie fund to engage arss
'ae "fcnsra 81 musc, which viii perform In tho Raubls
every sa'ufd'y evening The first performances Of the
m, mbs's VIII take 9sos this evening and there is no
dopb, but The deshfoi promenade will crowded. when
10 the hsslbfa recresson Of stroll the groundss
sup rsddcd tie attraction o. having ans music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

UTICA July s, 1859.
No desths have YET occurred from the railroad accident
Ct Oneida yesterday Tho Injured all reported doing
well Four Of them only at tho place whore the
nccoen. occurred The wrecked have all been re.
moved, and she track perfect order Mr.. Che
DELL the director OF The road who injured returned
homo 70 Auburn this forenoon.
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Personal Intelligence,

CAPTAIN Glypp, U. s. NJ, Hon. VIM. p. Miles. Of South
Carolina and Colonel Aee, U. s. A. in Washin gton
ARRIVALS.
From Kingston, "a, In the brig LuSreea-John Colon.
From Char eston, In the asamahp Maron-Mr Pesiissh
lsoy children and Mrs PeriIssh Barnett
Mrs g BE nmi sid con, W Topping, Var wyck Mrs
Hatcher Mss Livingston Mas Jaaner Mrs CLARK, b.
rsert ID Je9. Mrs v Wescot. Ounovant. k4as
Vapt rrs %IbsmG W toeku God. Meyer. Watson and
lsdv. 4 Wicke&. q Forsyth. Merritt Henkle,
Parker, lady child sri Mallory. Brightly
Eisa 1illsue. Miss shs rmsn, J semmes, wAish,
soloMa. Msi RrsAell Mrs Wataon, Mr Lag Mr. Wilkes,
Mrs kTbtshz Coony, h Whit " Chandler M Hail j
Ball. kiss Foley. EcKeever. Preston. Il Is Clai.
borne, Jos Mel ay, sr'nysn-sn3 u in the steeracc
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jBTERESTISG FROM WASHINGTON

Inc THsaSY WIN tSresiuert JuavcZ, OF Mext.
co - Tue Mediterranean Squadron The
sioOp-of War Portsmouth at Madeira, &c.
OUR seKotAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH
WAsAsGTos, July 8, 1862
understood that the 7abipet had advise
TO- day the treaty NTH 1ex,so which W McIane returned
to the state Department with amendments sab tled by
Juarez In making this treat, win the United States
Juarezs msin object 10 raise money, he took al
early occasion 10 incrm Minister thai effect rhs
administration have the whole nahject before them and
Between this and the meeting OF Congress viii decide den
pirvey in reesrd to IL
The Navy Department received advces this morninS
from the frgste Ascscon,sa, which Naples tn
2sh OF june Oar squadron tina, looking after
interests asd watching the OF events; and tn
continues there gill be plenty OF work for vessels
on that station. It very probable that additional
GELS will DO despatched thore look after
and pro.-ct our rights
Tbs s,oop o. Portsmouth, which sailed from Ports
mouth ". e. tho 2sd Of May, arrived at hadera on
the ilth Of Juno She way to the African sts-
tion.
Tho following naval constructors have been ordered o-
duty a Navy Y@dsGrcc, to Portsmouth; HAnscoms, 70
Boston; an: Hoover, 10 Philadelphia
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New 0sIsASs, July 8, 1850.
The steamer W. q. Webb has arrived up and We have
the following additional exicn pews--
General Zulosga has placed himself under the protec-
Non u the British Minister, Mr.. Otwsy.
General MTsmoo hss decreed the restoration Of the pr
vs.e property Of Santa AIMS.
General Cobos Ia reported dead.
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to Live Oak George what Cassidy t"a IN r-sS'o
to Ho, alto Sey uour, who WAS also ri. 'co "o""'
cnnycombed, ard trotted back aga'u 'o'seys
must try their nags before they start In the ra''
aid We rather think our nag showed az good
blood and PAGES as Cassidy q nag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

METROPOLITAN TmAmK--Mr Charl..s waocs, one Of the
posios hvor'es, takes his benefit here ogns sno WIN
reproduce Mr. sroushaua's adaptation Of Bic aoase
~'0 nne distribution. The beneficiary will way n~
original port, "HsroId sxmpole." Tho theatre >oud
be crowded On this occasion
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The o. g. surveying schooner vsznA arrived Il Brook
yn Navy Yard from Charleston &. O., yesterday. Tho
Following Is the list Of her ofcers;-Chas Fauntleroy.
2 $. n, Lieut. Commanding; James C,run, Executive
20 yard Coraei', DFAughtsmau; Joh0 g. G,iscom,
NDas .. Torrance, Vim A. DeAs, Edward Mcclure, r. II.
LSmeron, Acting Masters Mates
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1m.oEyERAL NEwspApgR DESPATCH.

"ASihNutoS yuy ., toa9.
hporg Other measures contemplated in intercourse
with Mexico 10 a ln'tso reciprocity treaty. This how.
over wu not he popost during the pending negotiations
Or o her subjects.
rbe following officers have recently passed their fna'
examination, and are now passed mdsh,pmen In the
navy arranged In tie order OF restive Dcri,ccorgs
Bge'ow, r. r. Crawford, L. Pythisn, Aug p Cooke,
WIN Fvaps George 8 shrslock, lie Roy Fitch, Joseph
". Harris, Thomas Eastman, Chester Hatfield Charles
J. scDccgali, Thomas Porter, James hoseley, Geo.
Fl Perkins, George Biosgett, ". w. Alen Nathaniel
CfoEn.
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Maine Republican State Convention.
PORTLAND, Ne, July Z, 1859.
Tho Name Republican State Conv enon nominated Hon.
Lot H. Morrill, Tor Governor The customary resolutions
were passed, and the Convention adjourned
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Paris Shoes, jest received from celebrated
raau utsctory OF Melies- Paris
EUGENE tERAis. Bootmaker g. and 81 Nassau street.
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BxaGy's Photographic Galleries. 400 and
CAS- Broadway Kew York, and S52 Pennay ivaniA Ayeaus
Washington, q. O. Photographic daguerreoypes and
cec-
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Cheapest Postraifs and the finest gallery I'm
there mistake sbont that Arnbrosypes and
photographs fer Is IS dozen HOLMES original rs
cent porl ait gallery, removed TO 69i Broadway.
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Come one Come all, and Examine our Straw
goods stock UDbeeyers win 60 away sssGed that selling
chesper than any house In this city. e.. ". WHITE,
&c Broadway under Barnum's Museum.
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Campbs Ms Turkish Hair Tonic, Is Cents
per bo,e IL DO had only of CAMPBEII onemst corner Of
ktshth avenue 'nd Twenty eighth street.
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Singers Sewing Machines.


Fer al manufacturing purposes these machines are
eoused They capable Of doing more work and OF esrn
ing norey ,hsn any other machine Yhs ne~ family
machines SO $40 have become necessy wherever
they are Known T. NJ. slrGEh CO., as broadway.
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Fetal ARRAY in Boston.

BosroS, July 8, 1852
Dorirg ARRAY in drinking saloon at 81 Lincoln street
Inst uing pistol in the hands Of Jas Cogan the bar
keeper Of Cosan says, accidentally, instantly
killing Justin MCCARTHY, who acting as peacsmaker
Co,aap gave himse,f up to the authorities
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The Drswtrss ot the ~Sscx Oo"nV ana
Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware
fSANok, BsOADsEsrs o..
NANAGsRx
The Legislature OF Tie OF Dolavsra n h I'D sou
nAsis sNp Franto Bro dbeals ottary c0pt Ha In
~ ysn,s We be unfervfgned, ommsaioners sppoluteA
M ot said ttAe 10 supertpt~sd the wings Of
@ usry 90 psrvbS cnsnfy nks De following tho
susskx couSrY-cLAas No. So JULY 8 1850
Sc, SO, 4, &C. 81, 6, At, u, o, 27, so, 49,
CONSOLIDATED LorrrRY-otAss No IS JuIv q. isss
10, 90, z, %, IS, At, SO, 10, "A, u, II, s.
Gay, the oh DAY Of JUL, 1850 49,
JOHN DALE
ALFRED r. WOOTTIN
F1AkCR BROADBERTD + co.,
Wilmington Delaware.
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Fowler Il Wells give chronological Exemt-
and advice 70 occupation talents and defects daily
o: 30S Broadway.
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Tfusses, shoulder Braces, EIsstic Stock
bga, beis bsDdag - and DR. GLOvERs now lover truss
No. Qreet
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CLASS s3, JULY I, 1860
e5, 80, 2, "a, sc, Is, 60, 46, 3, s, Y, Al.
EXTRA CLASS 81, July !, 1859.
8, II, "a, u, 48, 81, So, So, s, 70, II, 81, 40.
Glass g. JuLY 8, 1889 ., -
"a, Is, %, Do, AZ, 81. 90, 81, A. SO, rs, %.
Extra Glass 66. luLY 8, 1889.
TO- 49, 80, 81, rs, AS. II, "a 20, "a, 49, 63, IL, 81
KoKINAIY CO. Savannah, ca.
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CPAL DfNaB PERPARpp oLUH
- 6PALDIu0'6 PAEPA1ED 0LUk
sr.LDir0,. PReeARE

NrALDfFa1 PERPARFD GLUE
~ bPALDIu0'6 PAEPABED OLUR
-~u SAVE Tx PInOEA
ECONOMY, DEsP aruu
"A STITCH IN TIuB SAVES NINE ~
. M6ccepu vii happen yell regulated families 4
repairing ius nisure - croch erv "a
a. fsLblNG,s r1sPAnKlv GLUE
NJ .msskt noies hous. bold Afford b -
veneer hs.Ss ALL. e s Ter isp pin h insse1
ladies Of re6r emebt and u, o 81, pSS~s' W.
abs acmtya le prepare ioo n ussd 81. S~-.. -
ns solsuon And poesessirg all hs vslu ,usiites
,nS o. - osnD,t msters gao may use 4 . ,plAo 0
ordinary nu',ids s sf1i y,';iy more sshs,e
n B "A brush aocomp .nes each bossir ..ox II
"1HSS ..1 oAfoT " FLAaT sabRA1. NEW =, VRK.
h. q. RPs I,DJso
Bsx No 3.6ooNswYsf
Pit uu for dealers In esses eossshiss our erht
1890 1ai AsAS'sPA snow cara scuonpsayhs sasS
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Seidlttz Powders, Genuine, rs cents per box,
at CAAPBFILS drug Embellishments Eighth avenue
and Twenty eighth street
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HI us Hair Dye, 60 Cents-D<pot, No. 1
Es,cs ss also sold al 800 Broadway and al druggists
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Metallic Tablet Razor Strop..-This Inimi-
tabIe article may be obtained OF the soe manufacturers
SAUNDERS No AAor House, and OF tho various agents
throughout The ely.
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Fresh selections from the summer stocks OF
Partisan nsgasns have been received this
GREENS geptemsns furnishing and shrt establishment
no 4 stor House.
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H. Y. S.-Thc Largest Shirt Emporium I'm
The Union. pAILCU BkCTHEES, 400 Broadway, Nj
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Rupture and Va Uicocele Treated by Instru-
pents entirely and viii unprecedented No. ~
Eyoome street, N. T.
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Cristndoso's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupecs-
The best the wold-wbolese and retail and The dye pri.
vs.ely applied No. Asor House.
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Hellovvay's Oinrmaent ancy Pills-The pre-
Ecs Of tcroula ested by the Nasnt cls.xs Tho
~ q ~ osnsurements The pills are sstonish~E wkoe tis
lane, n. p.
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EoKkw ARNxp-sosEARMxD
L sPUkiCUS. ,.-.
COUNTERPART BAsK NOTES
As s IN he sss. bank nC
SHOWS nohns OF the esssncs sueh ues uoa Sss been
Of suci publications he lsrger the rsk %
OUR FAC slNnx pST .sng WARNS You
Keeps you Always AZ iie'Aro'a sAin't
oousrER All sorEs
~ doubt compare the note offered you with Tho ac kxn2e
you 4 You s 1ss 1 s2H NED Nd TINE
'''''' SPURIOUS MOTIFS
Oh four hundred and thirty fac snrss Of ssuuhs
D'''' ~ '-' -''' KNCYcIopEDfA.
TSo HvSpnEp e. Asp sxTysrx So spgsrous
Now calculation in the name AID location Of The
ALrBsED IN THE pEsoxINArroNAI VALUE
made every from The worthless sa
: II you w,ss % be sais aom sucs iraaas buy The
lS s91SsSssR:t
LEM r DEnsc Is sass 1 AZ sMo
"' wEszrv NUMBERS
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
each
For sale everywhere In the
UNITED STATES
Each number contains ..xx,.
ONE HUNDRED And FORTYFOUk
OF GENUINE BANK NOTES
The holo currenoy the country Will be completed In
SEVENTYFIvE rUMBERB
AL OF which viii be issued Within Le yeAr.
DON,T LOOK YOUR 81 a hAg uOOk AFrHR YOJX
sTEsD - STOlskN
WIN. CoVSLSNp co.
rublshern
Be. oNassAu street.
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Hsrrkngss Patent champion FtY~
Ard burglar proei sses. Isl Broadway, 81 Murray
Stvaaf
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Affairs In Boston.

Bosr0N, July 8, 1859.
Plumer, sentenced to be hung to-day for mutIny and
MURDER yesterday, aud this forenoon sub:
tssa to havo his daguereoype taken for several Of his
friends 1e then conveyed 10 tho State Prison FOR
uie
Mr. John G. Hecnan, the "Benicia Boy,' WAC in the
Police Court 70 day witness aEaiust the parties who
fero assaulted him the National theatre last
week Hs head exhibited serious nArks Of damage
Barney Ford Lucas and the other defendants waived
examination and gave bail in 5000 each for their ap
pearance at the Supreme Court.
VIM Smons, one Of the editors Of the Nsio England
Ea7ae and sutbor of the Amwe1 ssores died last night
Of consumption, aged Lhlr.y seyen years.
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Dlsaster to tho steamer Exprsss.

OSaSt6F % INC StSo1her ExpftDSs
NORFOLK, July 8, 1859.
TIE steamer Express, Of the Rsybot line, hence for
sassarss river ran aground lest night three miles below
this city She discharged part OF her cargo and of
thu morning with but sight damage.
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Wings Farina Crackers are unequalaeta as
o nousishment Tor children.
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Observe.-ThS DerssSement Of bowels and
sleepy hssdscbss OF this cured By two three
dsss or brsnoreshs pills aud
venec sold al 29i Canal street. and all DRUGGISTS u
cents per box
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ThS Dess spring Bed I'm Existsnces-xI0yve's
z,ptc st oop rs S. ri 57s Broadway pau and rec
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The Baltimore Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph.
BALTIMORE, July 8, 1859.
The Fire Asrm and Police Telegraph, just completed,
has already proved itself reliable Institution. This
evening at p all tho city bells viii be ruog by the
Telegraph The public made by the Chief Engineer
proved perfectly satisfactory.
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Daxxyr Hriospherss " u the 8sss and Cheap
e. eols for dresng. beal Wyns, cleaning. curling pru
IavnE and ressring Re hair Lads. u G. eeA by q
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Sad Olsaslers

BosroN, July 8, 1889.
Mr., Young, Of Ossipee N e., while sailing on pond
the Fourth, drowned, together with three Of his
children she eldest Of whom thirteen years OLE.
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CONSULTATION OF PLUYKR's SENTENGE-After
P,umer had received official notice that bis had
eenmuted by the President 70 imprisonment for %
BIO rent the folio sing card 10 be published in the Boston
papers,
desire TO expsess my thanks TO all the friends and
editors II public who have been active IN my be-
bato all the sahers Of petitions 10 my faverto many
WBshnS,onto the members Of the Cabinet, and
change which has been made iE my Sentences and TO
them that my future conduct shall show hat interest
bos not been iet, mercy shown to bad unworthy
C. w. PLUNER."
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HAvE REMOVED TEMPORARILY FROM <95 TO
eei BROADWAY,
wfers se their n0ieeegs
fam y wing machines Their removal only temporary,
,in,e they VII again ENLARGED Ard
beautiful premises ~ 42o
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing DTachlses-
New siyis. Price go. ONCE Az Broadway.
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Cool Flats Insure Cool Heads.
100 sTYLbS OF SUMNER HATS,
EIEAW, PAN AMAs, Drawer CASslMERHS,
BEAVER, FEL1s DRhB 3EA 7ERs, sOFT EsTg.
&c &c,
AT GENIN's Hat store, No. 5O7 Broadway.
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MIsCELLANEOUs,

M1SCELLANEOUS.
JET SLACK OF BkOwN--fHe CHEAPEBF AND
oss IA. sys " Tho world 1t fadss w.shs a. IT
okOKoEs LIQUID HAZE DYE.
I've. immediately u q beSotlfu back Or brown
gives Tho hair natural appearance ana D only
1HlR1 Y6hryk CANTs BOX,
or tn es bo1ee for IL b. EAnh box onu-
tam uch hair dye others sell for 81 each Gold Il scots
500 Grand n T.; Mrs. asyes BrooSiyn
I'll. nee. 1bDd and Walnut streelD PhilAdelphS.
GIFTS WANTED IN EvERY CITY AND TOWN In
a The Urhed etass and Cauadas. FER
iuE ktEEKA SHUTTLE SEWING NACHNER
duly bcepseol PROC So Address D. J. Levy General
peri New York. -
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F1RE.-On the afternoon Of the 9th of July
ire occurred at Dockawsy Neck. Morris county, Mel
Jersey, the house OF tho Rev. c. Hard Edwards a:c
dentaly taking fire from tho wad Of gun, fred at bird
the upper part was totally destroyed.