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CINaAR's SEWING MACHINES.
PRICE FROM $50 TO slss.

For nnil,es tailcr and al manufacturing purposes AA
machines uDequsled They durNbe cAQAbio q
doing greater v-re.y Of work ana OF earring more
han any machine IN The market
The family nachioes at $50 S7s assraoSss
universal attention l. u eIN0RR 3 co.
Brna1wnv
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SINUEAS SHWINU HACHIHkE-
NEW STYLES.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
mscbites nnequal-d They durable e
greater OF earning more unosnv
ban any machines L. the market
1be family machines at $50 and SIS Attracting ~
vefsai Attention
l. NJ SINGER 4 CO. 453 Broadvsy,
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Business Coats 90, Of Cashmere, Neatly Gu
and made at DRUAGOLD l. PkOCas, No. ia Broadway.
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Business Pants, n Good Article, Well Made
s3o 81 DRUMaoLD PaoCh's, No. 2i4 Broadway.
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ViCture DOnnCe1 sao, COhoude That Mr. KieT
fers bsve got the better Of hs modesty
The picture Of "Don Qux0te ia his Library mo l7l),
by George H. Hull is NOT without merit " s well drawn,
but faulty perspective the figure being IN o.
thc bocL behluo which the gnt Ia seated, defect
created by the absence Of the rehecei Light which
|snoud play upon tue table ss ven as apon nth. the
tthsn tibet OF Mr.. Eiot, who also paints the Knight
IA bis Study M, lhons representation of hm 10 the
Isct OF contemplating tue windmill Neler Of these lat
r arttsts have proper APPREHENSION Of the
character Of Don Qaxote designed by Cervautes he
insane 90 upon Que suejecsstha.o OF knight arrsntry
most sssscious 5chectoDs. Mr.. Thorn paios him With
he face Of IDIOT, aud Mr. Elliott WITH that OF aving
mac man. We prefer Mr.. Hulls version of his physical
ceptiops.
1.-THE Vega OF Granada mo. 234), by Richard Ans.
pale, meritorous picture The ngnres in the fore
rouDo are nne specimen OF drawing aud cooring, but
ec.s OF distance are not good In trying TO produce
.va. a."osphere, in Keeping With the snow capped
too much opaqueness has been given t. toe
Ky iauit which mpairs other tones Of the pain,
THE Valley Of Wyoming" no 2ll) by W. L. sontag
M.ess sno eaoen tinted picture, wholly unworthy Of
"rsfgnp (No 1887, by s. Colman, ia not good spe.
linen Of his abilities II is inoistnct in ontIina ana
ooks as 4 were aireiy pan;ed-a fsan NOT common to
utter, but still not equal 10 many Of his produc
"rhe Mountain streem" no 2s7), by James II Hart.
charming little landscape, bright, crisp and refresh
~, Ike most OF his scenery.
ses ,"nd o. pieces had better examine
aiural that the spectator s completely taken by it,
Ine Gaie increasing (No. 27o) by L. G. selstedt, Is
pretenAous pcture without the slghtes. approach to
uthfuness The varying aspects Of nature present no
uch sea or sky ~ are there represented.
tTne Portrait Of o Brother Aftst, mo 3O3, nv a p
Heaey. Ia spirited and broadly painted ful ensth
icture aiIordiDg evidence Of unmstskaele ewcr
"EAry Evening" on tho iousatonic" mo. So9) by II.
oore, III wonderful production for u boy OF nineteen
PINE Of the acsdemcaa would profit by fe " lessons IN
% school in which be has learned his art
"Negro Life nj too South" mo 32ll. by r. johnson.
IN our .p,op. tee gen IL TAG esseaga Waesaeg We
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Personal Intelligence.

Presdent Comonfcrt Of Mexico leaves to-day by the
steamship Persia for Europe tour which will proba.
bly, lss several months Since the revolution of Janu
1885, which deprived him Of the means OF susta ming lis
government in Mexico, Gen. Comoneort has resiaed in
this country where hie courteous and his abst
from ali Intervention in the political troubles thai
ss,ste his own country have gained him numerous
euda BE Waits Europe for the double purpose of re
creation and study Of the bearing wiod present political
complications there may have ucon american affairs &C.
reray and particularly those of his native country
ARRIVALS.
From New Orleans and HAVANA tbs steam ahp Quaker
CsY-J ksquen q CsrIieaouIn AID brdher, anard )
aasn saS and n.s NJ. Ss S.sS ssa
klesre. Lswreecs JGsrner gahery, r Msriosz W Il
htns.ss sessst. saa ady L.a,sr and s 90,
Batersn q Thsckre5. r Dayley.
From savanrah rl ae ss amsh, AugustA-Eiward Padel
SS LADY ard ,ss s ssyi. ass s, % TsaS M
rsOn ssfs r.: N M' ss,SYsyy srs as.s M.
and t II. &c: :sd
S.s f s%p.aa T
fnS sSy rss = N. H SS,p ~
rs iS;s NO. sas-a a.sS
LADY, ". Giles sd sAid Mss Bailey, wnilsms
Adse.ly. n Gildden, Jo, AID lady; Mes Smms Pen
seeas md
s'' nSs Ell 1 rsaas e
Aiss Scarborough, W. rrep Wesc,lt lady
ise s: r.. Cen s s Ms s%
Mss smith griSys,D, Geo 5uuaan Capt Il ilAms
q pruree, Echsel Eurne Jss Perry, u Fu!chensou
Daniel reb'ts, u Z, Dawson y tmtb, hise "a La
thfop. La alb Murson. Chss utcSp j walker Cspt
hainsrn. U Msea er. Q . n; and 10 In the ssesrage
From Char,ecn. n The s,csrnshp Jas Adger lon Wa
Aiken sDd lady Mrs Afseu AMI maid Jsmea Adger Esq,
Mss Gsmbe Mss ess, John xai.onson and lady,
ten, y u Nell, Jg wicox, John Armatess, Mira Will
eoussrd vrs scper Me- eobipscn siss Davis Ms Ne
Foster and lady Ihroy and lady ar and Ars French
lady and two children walker lady, child and
and lady. Jessup Cr.ae Mrs reper and trs chill
Roberts. Fsirrhid Dormao Mr. Joach'nson. Rod.
gers Edge'top Mrs Q Kennedsy. Mrs Everett, Miss
Mrs Clak soD Hia oiarks n. and & \ olarison.
man H. ara i ssv .oSs his CLARKE SmTs Baa
Beatty Dibble AID LADY 1So,a ysfss.. ssss'
siSs Lee Mics Ter, Gould, Me- 1l.y. " D. siu
scott W Nuemte, Jas Cher smith J. Barn wall and
Ken a1 Ms aS5 "a: n oS
k.Wiscn and child, and 10 In the seersge.
From Richmond DO 10 the ttesvshp Roauoke Har-
ton. W ecymour, YesiCn, Ballow, Dfaosway,
Cornell Hthu, Al Cartier, = Dursne. Miss wills.
Meyran, x I Ward ycSn hay. Curtis. :. TUFTS.
Floyd and son, Lekemap sLambert Sine. n uaIyo
so ysu e cca. o. b nsysr and as
Little oaIliu sew, Mis- Gate II snesden, N Pol
and lady Geo Post piss ssnley MISS Finley Allen LO
s s. aSR fsnas s
Moore lady and Mira heele and servant w L.
caster Mcfarland MS Mcfarland j Wilkinson Dick.
Caldwell and 4 mny Rose. vanderworken- II Ia
q eeYag0.
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persons your city having any knowledge Of the parties
VIII further the ends Of justsoe By writing 70 Mr. Mason
Ill they msy know on The subject
An0Ster tragedy enacted In this vicinity Yesterday
Tho particulars arc q foloWu- -"
man named George White, said to belong to
risbu, . Railroad Company committed an Outrage
cs ,ke person Of little girl, between ton and
eleven ven IS Of age He escaped from Harrisburg and
in pursuit. and ucceeced in capturing him here Yester
day be was place. In charge OF our Deputy Sheriff. Mr.
Prouse, who took h.' back . Harrisburg Upon tbs
prisoner from the chargs Of Mr. Prouse also taking the
Deputy sheriff and binding him TO tree. form Of q
trial gone through with, and he was taken
Dssestree and hung When the Deputy Shcsr lst. TINS
morning his body was still dangling from the reo. There
ere but little hopes or the recovery Of the child.
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Police lsrx,i,rence.

SrABBrNG ArraAY IN THE Sixth WARD DxspsaArE EN-.
COUNTER WITH AN 0rrcsaAbout O'Clock last even
ing disturbance occurred OF 80 Baxter street, which
suited in ccepfrate encounter and almost another
murder. I. appears that man named John O. 8rieu
went into the above house With gri named Mary ley
and after staying IN her short time, dsturo
took pace between hew resulting In their both procsed
ing 10 the tidc%ak Here words again ensued aud
mary mad her back turned, o Brien drew u bors a,d
stabbed her 10 tho back OF the Sac from tho
lido DOW vac feed TO tbs ground but assistance
cured sbc Was removed TO the New York Hospital where
her wounds were found not be Of u secjous Vure.
ORrier, NJ toon as he had committed the ed
vas shortly a'tsr captured Ia grocery store by
officer Cidam of The sixth prerioct AT Brst he nld rather
bard tine 10 gaming adm,,aoce " the etore OBrco
humber of hs friends ressted Npti tue s ser
com psled N drae bw revolssr ehoot at Dr,ea he
fore he capture d Ho locked W Ia M six n
l,rcr Ct STATIC - Nai &c fcr assam .1d Slssy
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Court of General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.

July 5--The July term CT thig court was commenced
tbis morning. City Judge Russell presiding quorum Of
grsEa jurors falling TO to their Names those who
prezcnt discharged till 10 "wednesday
morning, when the legal number will be obtained.
The usual variety Of for not serving pre-
eBted by the petty jurors but In they
cueed unless they offered legal for service,
tie City Judge intmarg that he hoped, with the asss
lance e Mr. sedgwick, to dispose Of the prison cases in
seven or eight days.
so0 20 ao
sonetd sister Of hers and successful in obtaining
S2co from bank. The Judge in passing sentence sss
he induced to not send her to the State prison
from the fact Of her previous character being good Her
sentence was therefore, year in the cenitentiary
Lewis Fox and Owen Henpigan tboys) were tried and
convicted Of petit larceny and were sent to the House o!
Refuge.
Mary O'Nel, jointly Indicted with three others, vaa
found guilty Of larceny and sentenced 10 six months In,
prisonment IN the pententiary.
Margaret Brown pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and
judgment WIS suspended condition that sho left the
city Immediately.
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NEW ORLEANS July 2, 1850.
Gotten inacve ta,cs today, &C oalte Sugar buoSaut
ara snyapcea &c 'ar 6t4c. cofn bicyantst 81 20
NEW ORLEANS July g. 1850.
Cotton Saltn cay GOO halee II 10 ior c,idding.
RE sa last three DAY add up 1000 bales and
buoyspt, ut 6E for fair. Fie'3ate-VoIon TO Liver.
pool 3Sd
BALTIMORE, July s, 1852
Flour declined CSC 20 50c: chnce brands Ohio sell
$3.50 blmer: ahite, $40 q $50 yellow $40. 49,.
Provisions tun: bacon sides, oNc pork, 81. Wniskey
quiet
PIuLi pgLpmA, July 5, 1852
Breadst'iGs very dull, but uncnauged Corn Ia
scarce ann Dpwa'c quoted s5 O.ts aull 4oc
42c. Provisions uucnqDgsc. Wrssey steady; Ohio 2sc.
OswEGo Jd,y 6-6P II.
Flour stesdy; Gales 200 bb.s. a, Sc SO 25 from SD
wsukee club ehest SO 80 Sc so from red Indians aud
On,o 81 70 IRON ditto and Michigan. Wheat quiet
and demand tight. Corn du ont firm; siles sm AL
F,epn,s ouH S. 25c flour, &C. wheat, $40 corn
New York Imports $50 bDls lour no wheat or
Canal exports unuportaIt.
F7our-pemsnd fair aud market steady: sales 800
bb rs IS 25 for State from Chicago sprng b rs
Is rs FIR fair 20 choice extra Wscoasn SIS 80 80 SIs
Tor extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; 81 81 37h for
double exunB Wneat-Tne market opened heavy, bu,
white winter at private terms and 5000 bushels red O1o
mostly at 81 49, Corn lower: sales Is 900 bushels Iii
nois, aost, at 7ic $500 bushels at 74Ic Oats
steady. Barley dull. Rye 81. whskey--5ale, 50
to New York. Lake imports1a,voo bbis. -four, 1900
bushels cheat, IL 900 90. Canal exports900 Dbg
Hour, eco bushels wleas, $1,000 do. cora, 5000 do
oats.
ALBANY, July 5-6P.M
Flour and grain very quiet sass limited. Prices
-four unchanged. Corn-sales 1900 bushels OF S3c.
8S1c. tor primo Western. Whisxay nrmer; Bales Is
bbls. ct 26c.
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City Intelligence

WHO'S TO BIAMs.--On Monday evening horse died at
tie Of Broadway and Fulton street. aud though tho
Second Precinct Police ef; word at the City Inspectors
Office twice during yesterday attention had been paid
to IT, and up last evening remained in the place,
in putrd and to the great annoyance Of all the
citizens In the ne ghborhood.
RESIGNATION OF COL DuRYEE, OF TIE NATIONAL GUARD
Col Abram Duryee, the able and efficient commandant Of
,be famous Seventh regiment rendered his resignation in
letter the 4h iust, to Brgadier General Hail. The
following is copy OF the resignation :. ar.
The sgueo respect Representa- he holds the
eev.ton ~ T. and that IN consequence Of his srm
hsv, long since expired he induced % resign the
respectfully Represents s. he Z NOT under
.I,a for deficiency delinquency therefore
accept shs ha said resignation and ant him es,sa-ge
Col D. is enc Of the bes. discplnsrisus commenced with
be volunteer militia ;p tho United States He will pro-
baby be induced to withdraw the document.
SECOND AvKNuE RAIRoAD.--The Second Avenue Railroad
Company have introduced horse omnibus care on the
track above Forty second street to Harlem They wors
first run on the Fourth and seemod 10 give very great
satisfaction
THIRD AvESur RAILROAD Tho Third Avenue Railroad
Company have 10Th tracks nearly ompleed to Harlem,
propose running through abeus the
10Th instant Too attached zach Other drawn by
six horsee, to Harlem bridge on the Fourth
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALp.
Nav YORK, July s, 1859.
In your Issue OF yesterday nnd the following
occurred worday evening between tbs runners OF
Engine Co no "a aud rruct No when VIM orynsi OF no
head Ss va. 20
So r,uch OF the above ns relates TO Truck No is
great ercr, Rs VIC have had any runners
neither wne amp pcyRon connected with the Company
tulaied Ia the aaer mentioned. By inserting tns you
ri, but DC &c iNftce, and oNhgc,
GEORGE A. HILTON, Foreman,
EuiGI u & l.. 90. So. !,
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GAM sfoN June 70, Iso5
The Murder Of W. ". Lym-4 True Bit Found Aga''a
Hiu BY tire Grand Juy0Gc'cl Inuitaticn 70 Pdrieto
Hvormafio,- Another Tfdg,dD-A Neic Yorker Lyncsed
by the People, dc.
In the case Of the murder Of Mr. ". W. Lyon Hill has
been bound by the Grand Jury, they 6ndas true
Indictment Evidence has been brought before theui OF
-uoh nature fasten in their opinion the murder on
Hill.
The DIST cs Attorney, Mr. Macon, "a usog his best Gu
v,evose 20 collect AL evidenoe possible 10 the nsse
,te iTisl euncs "a u psegaaNs. reA AN peisea o.
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WiiIi.msburg City Ne,.s..

oofroskD MURDER on WOMAN ny III HUSBAND Yes
'erosy moor woman named Mary McQdade res,tIug at
NO. Nvfsioa avenue, Eastern District, was bru.sfy
k'oked by her husband, christopher AcQaade and dies
sooo aser u supposed from the effect Of the injuries
appears from the statement OF the neIghbo that she
mas Tor some time past been we'll and suffered from
ever and aeue she also drank freely and about noon
went OUT ana procured GIN with she became
very much intoxicated McQasde, the husband states
nAs no came home about IL O'Clock and found sitting
In chair very much intoxicated He struck her on the
head With his hand she fell over on the floor dc pus
pillar under her head and kicking her In the back
81 apout preparing some bread and milk for himself and
ns Children. While he was eating his dinner he Observed
net WON'T worm nearly six inchcs in LENGTH ami bec0m
ing alarmed at her change 10 appearance and
vomiting OF blood he down family named Doa
sser vent up to see Der end found her dying Whom
see ~ts ceAd McQuade gave himself up 70 officer Griffith
sa 1 " g IL Ss
ena keyed her before but only when shs got drunk and
provoked him " DO t.
booy and found ma Ks OF Old Druise on her
head and one Of her legs, marks Of
post norton examination 70 be- ned By Dr.. S;aspss
snd W.. bold an inquesl this Eaonng. AcQasde man
ABOUT tnmty Two years OF ago. and nss htherts
empsoy q W. +. Kois Brother, foot Of SOash Ninth
street De bas three children, aged years, four
Of slater Of deceased.
The FERRY FRANCHISES. u stated inst lass week tbs
Corporation Counsel Of New York waE directed by Mayor
reusnn and Comptroller HAwes 70 serge notice upoa
the Brooklyn Ferry Company Jsmss slip ferry ana Dvi
sson avenue) that the Corporation Of New York will en-
join hem from continuing their ferry from tho foo,
Of South Seventh street. and take to compel
them to run from the foot Of South Tenth street. Eastern
D,tic from whch place they iginally run Il ia ass
stated that Mr. Law will not defend the suit brought
but ss socn Nc the legal steps are taken will to
SOUR rcLsh street
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Al RS wINsIOw,
the attention of moiheH
SOOTHING SYRUP.
Fer children teethir &,
Which greatly fscitses s process OF eethng by sofopne
sUSE TO EEaULArT TIE BOWELS
Depend upon r. moheYs It Will Give ourseiyes
NIL sF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INF ANTS
vnd conadesce and truth what ssver
been a5le o. ether medicine has failed
in single rstauce effect a. when timely used Ne
did know instance Of cissaisacuon by any
rstcns sneak OK highest commentators Of II
r,ast a. tfiecs and medical virtueA We speak In In
matter what va do tnow after ten = exaerienes
snd pledge reputation the fulhmeet Of what
riDe from pain eIkaus ton relief be 'oand h r.
twenty minutes sfern the syrup 10 Administered
1hs valuable preparation ise-he OF ts
and skDfulo IN New RnglAnS and
has Teen u'sd s AZ sSsss .ss
NOT on relieves ,he shd cr PAIN but inv!gcr
stomach and corr ects scidity and gives ana
GRIPPING In HEoBowEIa AND
WIND, COLO,
and overcome convugons,.o which not spet dIy
died end In death Weheeve the best and sure hemedy in
Ss.,Ser TRIM rom We
would TO oberS who has child Sufering
cf the foregoing complain Do not esy prejnd.cea
the preudces Of oiDers stand bstwses your suffering
S ox ,1S q. he. . q s s: S ss y
he se ms q oGsfs New 9ost g.
VIC ''''u' cod BY druggists throushouty world.
PRI5E OILY Is GENTS PEI -R SSw fSL
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The Board or Supervisors.

THO UOdTd OF Sup0rVfs0F1s
TIE TAX COMMISSIONERS ASSESSMENT R0LLs--IN-
CREASE OF REAL AND PERSONAL E6TATk 0v8R
LAST YEAR, s20, FOL 900, ETC.
This Board met Monday, the Fourth Of Juy-it being
the day upon which the Legislature enacted In the 13a
section Of the act Of April IA, 1852 that they should
ceiye the annual tax levy President Purdy In tho
chair, and ten other Supervisors were present
The Preeioept submitted communication from the Tax
Commssicnefs, transmitting tho asseesment rolls OF tho
real and personal etate Of the city and county Of Mes
York, by which the following result APPEARS
RELATIVE vAIU3 REAL PERSONAL nsrArs IN The
CITY AND COUNTY or NEw YORK, AS AaAeSED In 1858 AND
1850
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nert By z.CHARN surfeos chbopsdha TO SsosdwxS,
C0O'rnnrrlr BANK sor.s
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AsERIcAN BANK Nors
s. ss,E4 MIA
UNITED srArEs AND CANADA
AN nrALLIBLE pzrlcToR OF
ALIAaAD' sfuRI9Tg . ASp xo~,v,
WITH FAC SMILE OF THE
ShSr 4cG r nHiss RE hz' BAD, 'o0' ~" 0
No written or printed description Of bank notes no masr
how carefully compiled can ever be made an ufAbie and
eince the application of the art of ersavng 70 he CONNER
s' Of pgsr Pesd Of RsIs ,s Ss
Der /. ues sss:us. iEs so.y Of q dues
& q ss
upon hundred and fac sn.le: g,uuics
n ss s;s' as. e
FIsE sshssr VIII Be ,SS sAIE ~ Al
N-"' DAA'' oN w oousISNC %.
and s' soss 'i 'ss ss.
HARPARs WEEKLY FOR his WEEK
NEW NAP OF s' "okfaERN ITALY.
ALL The i sasa.h FIELDS.
HIea ROADS
niTfRs
VILLAGES,
&c, &c de.
A .irk,ns pi,.urs Of The zoTXvE FARCE AT PAL.s-
TRIO.
GIGNOUX'9 NIAGARA,
An sas # s il fsa H3sTE OF on.
de-, &C., &c, &c, 30,
New ps Of Dokens and oari: nav .Aarss, ,b. Iouns.
7is sssss Fl siis .Gi:1sS'
zee KARPER's WEEKLY. Price Ave oensa.
rupoprAxr no uoruvpo
i The AMERICAN sOr IDIFIED MILK
DIeTILLEhY SWILL.
See special report CT the
Few YORK Academy OF Medicine,
Al the depot
70 Liberty street.
lust PUBLISHED.
VCORHsES
NEW YORK ANNOTArED GUIDE,
1859
Eixts e.i,n, vol octave price g
Revived and mu- n proved.
JChE q. VOORHEES,,
LAW BooKsELIER PuBLisHkR IMPORTER,
70. 20 FAsaau aroe&, New York
cent b. man or express prepaid receipt OF tho 2Hoe
Affixed.
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pEH Rsuvss sged 4s years. wne o. Allied Reeves for
England
Buried At Cypress Hill Cemetery.
Yorkshire papers lNeass oopy
WnsoS.-on Mooday, July I, CLARA AMELIA, youngest
daughter OF John H. sarah Win Va, sged 10 yesrs
and days
The relatives aud friends II the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her fners As wedDes aay) afternoon,
~ tnrte O'CLOCK from the roASdeih 70 Of Inv father No.
lS6 Third street, BroookIyn. r. d.
Wxus On fnasnay, July 5, Jon N WILLS, sou Of
Joon and Elinn Wells, aged yea ana oays
The friends and scqusnt4nces, am the members of
Mercantile Lndse ofO r., itee to attend the
funeral from the residences Of hts pareul g. NO 2S Woos
ter street. ths "Wednesday afternoon q. two O'Clock
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Warm Weather. The Last Few Days has
driven people the purchase Of cco coverings for the
herce The difficulty Of paseng along Broad gay where
by fulton street. kvsry body who iped hist rushed
ioSNOxs no N2 sxosdw.y corner cf ruou str act FOR he
The mot splendid stock Of arces for
nhht cool, graceful sad oh sant Of superior qualify and
workm aouh,p.
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THE EUROPEAN PwsR-THE WEST POINT MILITARY
ACADEaY--TEHBIplE SLAUGHTER ON THE MTCHr
CAN SOUTHERN Rs ILROAD-COLLEGE COMMENCE
kgNTs-THE FEAT AT NIAGARA FALLs--vIsIT TO
ENG sIHG-IocAL NEws-MARkET REPORTS, ETC.
The FAMILY HxRAlp in It's edition Of to dsy "wednesday
VIII az usual the latest from the War In Eu
rope with ali tho OF Interesting character Of the
cedIrs week received by telegraph or otherwise.
Among tia contents with ether matters will be found ihs
Report Of the Board Of vse'A TO tbs United stacs Military
Academy West Point, Full Account of the Recent Terri
bic Slaughter ON the Michigan Southern Railroad with tie
names Killed and wounded; Reports Of Commencement
LAY u Unversy Of the City Of New Yosk-Coznneace
men. Of Rensselaer, lns.tutepimceon College Commences
ment &c Interesting Confession OF Burglar Particulars OF
the Shooting OF the Private Waterman In Brooklyn Letter
from Correspondent st siods Japan; the Feat ct Ma
saraA Th Rope Dancer wshiog Across Niagara Falls
Ccrd; Edtorisl Comments Promjnent Topics all the
Local News New YosS and the Adjoining Cities; Shesca'
Notices, Police Reports Coroners Inquesa and wlsseyer
may be OF interest 10 The geness reader.
The FAvr contains each report II the Con
don of Yvrk Cattle Market Win The amount Of Socs
offered for sals Condition. tho fcss for whisb heY
sod 10 reported the Prices Of all kinds Of Family Mari Of
Ing Warrington Market rev YorA City; Commercial and
Money Market Repofa Marriages Deaths cs the woex
and large amount Of MIR ei,Eneous matter
rerus-The FAMILY ERRALo published every wednesday
TWO rolaxs per annu; snsle copies four cents can
bs obsined he once and Of al The vendors. Ad
vsrt;seneas inserted atthe usual HxsArD rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

Hijrs Hair Dye, SO Censs-Dspot, No. 1
Barclay sree also sold a. 800 Broadway AID al druggists
"a the United States.
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CIisthGoso's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toupees-
The bes 10 the wosd-w retail The dye pri
vAiey applied No 6 Astor Ho-
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupses-
1he beat In he world surpAsaing all made so! and s1pe5
NJ TIE msnufactcry, sS3 bFcadvSy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

HypOphosphites-Curc for ConHumptlon.-
wineLeiier genuine prepara,oa-soha 4s John s-ee,
nsicn 81 tn &c polxiea for s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06
Holloxa,,s pills and Ointnaent.- Rev

Hollow M - Pals and Ointment. Reward
Revsr6u Rewarol any furn,sbiog legal evidence
convict pates who have purchased the
n jcsnes with knowledge that the had
obtained. and hersby spring
70 deprec,ae Illegal and frautulen, their
value 10 the MARKET wi he cheefus end hs.d
somely rexsrsed AL communications On this subjec I'D
cyes u H. Barclay, OF Holowsys besiciae
ct, No SO lane viii be treated private aud
strictly ccnfcentiAl