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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-08
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

n Monday, July Is, IsAzz1A, wife


BrRrN.-suddenly, on Monday, July Is, IsAzalA, wife
OF Richard Burlin, IN the !oth year Of her age
invited 10 attend her funeral from her late residence.
No. $50 West Tenth street (ormerly Amos street, this
a. 1ep e 70 cTvre E, s or
nterment
nlinois papers please copy.
BRAsT In Brooklyn, on Wednesday night July Is, Of
consumption MARY BaAsT wife Of Henry Brant, aged %
years.
spc stfuy invited 10 attend the funeral Friday after
noon half pact o'clock from her late residence l6S
CHarsAs Al Meriden, Conn, on Sunday July rs.
Capt kRAn CHrxss formerly OF this city, In the 7'th
c.vKsIT-op ruesdsy, July H. soYHA, wife OF John J.
Cavcrly, aged 70 years and months.
The frieLd and relatives OF the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral, rum her late rec dence,
No s07 Greenwich street, this Thursday afternoon At
half past O'Clock, without further notice The remains
cosroS-On "Wednesday, July Is, wnii.s CosIos, son
Of f1izabcth Coblou, aged Is years and months
The friend, and relatives 81 The family are respectfully
invited "a attend the funera this Thursday afternoon,
three O'Clock from the residence 81 his mother, No 10
Eas, Eleventh His remains will be taken " Cal
Ix.Ks --su "Wednesday July Is. Mrs saRaH np,kr, ~
Marlboro Ulster county, " In the ssth year Of her
ne relatives and friends Of the family those OF Der
sons Samuel and saac aud also OF her law, y.
weekes are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral on
Friday afternoon O'Clock from the residence OF the
lattcr, lac South Ninth strect, Brooslya, v ~
Gpxs AT her residence. No Sos West Twenty .nnh
Of the late ls.sc Kelly, Of Moysnwcod county Galway
Ireland, aged rs ytars.
The friends Of the family requested 10 attend the
funeral. tha Thursday afternoon, ~ two O'Clock.
HARpn -Op Tuesday, July II, Of lingering Illness
vlixRis SECOND daughter of the late Allen W. Hsrde
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from The residence q Der
methv No liz Hammond street, this Thursday after
pcs III two O'Clock.
California and Oregon papers please copy.
HAryvR On Wednesday, July Is, CHwSr7ss1, wife ~
semuci y. Harper, In the s4ih year ~ her age
Ia nd
invited attend the funeral, Friday Afternoon, at four
O'Clock from her late residence, No. 10 g. harss place,
| without further invitation.
HrcuSAp.--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July ~, kr
May hoHRe In CAMP widow Of the late John r. Hinch-
man, In the T2d year 81 her age.
ne relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral FROM her late residence No.
10 IIvingsop street, Brooklyn, this Thursday aer.
| Noon Of tour O'Clock, without further notice.
| Hov7rns On Wednesday, July 10, Mr. wrILAn ovp.
| xnr 81. aged 81 years and seven months.
The relatives and friends Of the fam ~, so those Of BIZ
brothers Janes, Henry and Joeepn, aie rep CT uiy
invited 70 atrd the furcrsl. non 'hs Mehodbt
-. onprca, ltsy. w, 5asiIhsl pwas sHset, bsiNp,
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ARlilyAI.s.


Lvrpoor-shp Ellen Aussin-Henry White.
xrs Rachel Dornse Mrs ,sbeth Xnnheld Mrs Henry Col
and infant, all OF England
Irvsnrcot-s'eem,bip rersa-Mrw II Clement Phlsde.
shi. sm Mhsr ssrpooI Mr. icss rser M.rSns s,s
fo%ylins virinis Mr. crss, Newport Mr. and Mrs Jao
two Children iiT sosls Mr. - fsr%i Cuba D. Az
Mrs David M.son. Jsmaict 'sr-i over '"-lagi' y,
Humssten New York: Mr.
Carolina: MN Reid ". t.v 81. .t
man, England; John snna New ,e.a
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casp y, Peer r;'y sn.s so Nah Nah
p usisp iossyi. H. xnis"%sry rhiisdsipSl:
w.asr, Ttr.n. ss,'.c .nss,a !. 90 ,a ryiss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

NEW Bowmr TmAna-nis popular establishment
has opened for the season with flying coors On the
opening night (Moudsy) not place could DO had when
the curtain The company includes all the old favo-
rites and important additions, and the theatre s
ato In the very best order for the coming campaign
The attraction Of the house at present is Mr. Eddy, who
playing round Of sbaksperean and other characters,
to the great delight Of crowded audiences The plays are
given In the best manner and the managers deserve all
their sucocss.
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THE wAiIoN-MATHEws TRAGeD>.

A6dxienal Interesting Teainsny Relative 70
10 Walton Fanliy-Thc Life Of the MUIR
'dcred Man Threatened BY Jenerds, the
Aesased-verdIet Of the Cerener's Jury
Against Charles Jenerds-Ak Csnnlttal to
&rson,
&C., -, H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

DrawiDgs 81 the Delaware state Lotts-
HAYWOOD. EDDY CO., Nsnaxers Of the
puAwAns. xrErucE1 AND s,ssogI ,rArI 5orss.R
e. e. 50, 81 26, 76, as "a, IS, ~, TO- 80, Z, 20.
DnsAw4as.Ci1. No SO JTr vs. isco. 90
Circular sent free Of charge BY addressing either 70
WOOD. EDDY 90 Wilmington, Delaware
Or " WOOD, EDDY Co., Be- Louis, Missouri
ERRoRIn Delaware Lottery, Glass sS drawn 18th
inst the 9Th number should have been 81 In place of so
oneousy published In yesterdays edition. the mistake being
made BY the compoAor.
DoIIscros, Penn July, 1880
This certify hat the holder OF share Of ticket
No. A. g. IL class 800 the Della state Lottery, drawn
June e under the OF woop, EDpr Co. which
combustion drew the prize Of 90 and that said prize
cashed presentation THEODORE M LAR AZ M ID.
Doington p. o., Penn.
wIspsoR BKRrr CIry, N. c., July 10 1850.
hereby certify this day received through the
the full of share of the highest Capital Prize Of
$50 Wilmington, DEL June lS6O, In WooD,
tDpY Coz Delaware State Lotteries, In class drawn
pisn) he number tcsef being the
number drawing the highest capital prize 81 my ticket
only eighth ticket drawing accordingly and that
full permissou freely given by me 70 publish my name and
residence. H. d. SMITH, N. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Omcfal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis
CO. . CousotAated Lotteries Of 0oorgia-
Class SIS, JuLY Is. l660.
81, 20, 10, 66, 10, 20, "a, 50, Is, So, 81, s.
HODGES. DAVIS co.. nanagers, Macon, Georgia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

In all cases or Bilious Disorders, Liver
crmpleius &c for which Prrparans o. mercury are usual
without the perncous consequences Ang from he use u
that mineral poison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

DE-. marsh Continues q Apply his Radi-
Cure Truss with success eGectng o.
hernia or rupture. MARSH 4 CO.,
No. vesey stree<, n. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

WTTn GARDE-This house will be opened tonight
for benefit 10 Mr. W R, Blake, prize fayorite with
the New York public, and one of finest artists th,s
the stage has ever seem Mr. Blake gives nrst ate b
and viii be assisted by Mr. Henry paeide, Mr. and Mrs
}. W. wallack, Jr Mr.. George Jordan, Mr.. A. H. paveu
port, Mr.. Dyott, Miss Cannon and Miss Alice Mann
combination which should IN the house from parque,s
TO dome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Drawings OF France, BrOadbents & Co.'s
Delaware lntterirs-
sussIx CovHry CtAn ITO. July IS 1850.
81 IS, 6S, 8, 49, 81 l6, 80, as, &c. TO- So, rs, 81.
CoKsoirDArD LOTTERY Class l20. JuLy Is. lse0.
", SO, IL, Z, 80, II, 20, 26, 6, 6l, 38, 55, &C.
FRANCE, BROADBENrS CO..
Nanarerv. Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

White, the Halter, Ahesd-New ShaPes
fine Straw Has 10000 do from auction One dollar each
ZIG Broadway
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A SPECIAL NOTICE
"A PURCHASE A MACHINE
PAY FOR 1T AS YOU EARN n.
The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Machines aocouzo-
dalton, be paid for In weekly amouns appuca1a
the ohbce 495 Broadway.
N. B-LocAl agents wanted liberal discoun, allowed
ID. J LkYf, supertniendeof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Garibaldi, Victor Emsnuel. Heenan,
Rayers Morrissey Fam Slick Blackhswk, Hicks the Pirate,
remarkable be In paint plaster
the Psychological Cabinet sos Broad always open and
free 70 vtsiters FOWLER WEILk phrenolognfs and pub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Indie Penespple Dresses, summer
Cheeks Wash Silks elegant Chinese Feather Fans &c. only
at FOUNTAINS India Store 6e3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Bsrry's Tricopherous is the Best and
cheapest lie for dressing identifying curling cleansing
preserving and restoring tho Ssir Ladies' try IL Sold b. al
druggista-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Enbellishment aud Treatment OF the
hair prevented Consulatioa by Dr. GRAND
JEAN all their diseases Ator place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Photographic OF the Solar Eclipse.-Rin.
TOUL ROCK WOOD $50 Broadway will publDL this morn.
Ing splendid Photographs of the solar eclipse which
occurred yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

me 2oUAvu DxnI AT nn AcADKnY 50 - Gao TO NloHr-
he exhibition drill 70 b given by .a ary guests
shs Chicago zouavcs ct the Academy Of Music, tonight
viii 40 doubt be Of the most interesting mill. AIRY
sights ever witnessed IN New York.
Among the features Of the drill tonight win be the
seut drill st the tsp Of the drum, rally and shout form
ing defeoce against cavsy, &c. They will appear the
nrst part OF the drill their full dress blue uniform, with
white belts In the second part they will dri in their
nh Houave costume. Two companies OF the Twelfth reg
nen' WIN escort the zouaves from their quarters 70 the
Academy. The number Of tickets Ia limited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Gurney's Gallery, TOT Br0adWay.-Ths
Chicago zouaves photographed At Quincy. Galley
Yesterday, uniform and exhibition
Also Photographs Capt Vine Hall and all the ocers o, the
Eastern We have just completed sixteen
vews Of the Great Eastern
and ready TO supply The trade.
NEW YoRK, July H. l860. J. GURNEY son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Grover Il Bakers Celebrated
EOIsEI.Ess SEWING MACHINEs,
The best In for family sewing
l06 Broadway, New York.
l82 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Six.Ftne shirts for -.
AOoDY's Shirt Mandatory. 2s2 Broadway.
Brooklyn Photographs.-Winia
Minatures Cabnes Imperas and Life 6ze Two forty nine
GAO Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents. Depot No. I
Barclay street, and sold by all druggists Infabe onguent
for'the hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

LWAYH SOMETHING NEW.
"A Prof Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood RenovsAR,
for the Of general debility weakness arising from 40
cause also dyspepsia night inoipe
consumption, liver complaints biliounesa los Of sppeA
female weakness In all stages; the conAGw
Of disease certainly the best and most agreeable oor
tonic and renovaior offered The afflicted and ohs
cAy combined 70 be the powerful tonic
% medical science Reader Try q 4 VII DO you good We
have hesitation 10 recommending H. since know 10 -
safe pleasant and remedy for the diseases enumerA
o. WOOD. proprseeor ~ Broadway and so b. ~ 500
druGRista.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

once 10 broaoWny, New torL
SONS SEWING MACHINES These Needles made by
hand and Of the best double refined Rngah STEEL and
wARaASnD surEEon 70 AL ornrn-
J. FRED. hILWARD. Warren street, n. z.
KeeTe's Restaurant, Ice Cream aud Bill.
lard Saloon now opened at RockAwNy Tor the season
Good Tea-One Dollar the Chest, at
CHRIs1IANsoN's Tea Warehouse. No. Chamber street
and ZIG Green wioh street.
Whiskey.-S. r. Suits Kentucky salt
river Bourbon, sold by all druRgistA HE0MAk CO.,
Nos- l61 80. oil and 7H Broadway, N. Z.
Hsrrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar PROD Gass ~ Broadway, cornsr a Murray srssA
Crists dorO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pee--The best In the world Wholesale and retail tho
Dye privssely applied No. Aston House
Batchel or's wigs and Toupees have linz
sxng all others natural and perfect
h and turning behind shrinking No 10 Bond street.
Clirehugh's Elusive Wig-An Entire
novelty parting and unsfsnahe; turning Up behind 40
Broadway, next A. T. hte~Ar Co.'S
Hfll's Hair Dye, 80 Cents. Depot No. I
Barclay street, and sold by all druggists lnfabe onguent
for'the hair.
Enbellish ment aud IRE atment OF the
Hair-0ray hair prevented. Consultatioa by Dr. GRAND
JEAN on AL their diseases, Ator place.
Bsrry's Trfcopherous II the Best and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-19

wheeler Is Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once Cos Broadway, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-11


FLOUR--May be quoted sbade easier with only
very limited demand for eastern and local trade,
With moderate export inquiry. Sales ltoA bhls; at
So x for superfne state Sj25525 for extra state;
S5l5G5,20 for supsTne western; S525G5, ,45 for COM
mon 70 medium extra western; S5,z2e95ss5 for
shipping brands extra Ohio rDundhOop. Market
sales are 800 bbls for export ct prices within the
CANADIAN FLOUR-steady for good and
heavy for grades. Sales Of 6OO bbls at $50
@7,41 for common 70 choice extra
RYE ELOUR-Quiet, with small sales $500
4,20 for common to choice superfine.
CORN MEAL-Quiot and dull at $4,000 for
WHIsKY-Heavy and less active. Sales $50 bbls
WHEAT-Loss active and prices scarcely so firm
Shippers are holding on. Sales Of 1900 bushels Mil
Waukee club Sl,30, 5000 mixed western 81 ,40 600
bush white Canadian Ht 81 80; 5000 bushels amber
state az Sl,; 1900 bush amber western Al Sls40 COO
bush white Indiana at Sl,50
RYE-Steady. Sales Of l40O bush at sec,
BARLEY-Market Dull aud nominal, at 6oc9
CORN-soaroe and about lc better and the de-
mand IS chiefly for eastern and local trade Shippers
holding on fer increased receipts Sales Of 5000
bush; 62c for heated mixed westerni 6lc965c for
eastern DO; 65a 655c for shpplngmiXed western; &c
for.yelloW Southern; 6516Ic for unsound do 68176
for white Of all kinds.
OATS-Plenty and dun at 3o6l2kc for western
Canada and state, including unsouna az 3765gc.
P0hk-Market trner ana mess is in good spec
uatire demand. Sales 100 bbls SlS,l2blS,5 for new
mess, closing with no sellers under SS,376 S7,45a
Sl7,j0 for old do; S,25 for thin mess; Sl3409 1880
for new prime; Sl2,50 FOR old do.
HEEE-Dull and unchanged. Sales 800 hbls at
4,2ior country prime; S4,5O5 for count try mess;
ss9 1870 for repacked mess, and Si9 i25O for sx-
I.ARD-Aiariet firm. Sales 200 packages at III
BUTTER and unchanged at lO9l7c for
Ohio, and il662Oo for state.
CHEESE-In moderate demand for export at "a
lie for inferior 70 prime.
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FRO1TNEW YORK.

NEw York, June 9.
Afenement house in North William street was
burned last night. One man was burned 10
death, and two women were seriously Injured by
jumping from chamber windows
Geo. Law Augustus COnOver, sureties Of p.
u. Fowler, have applied for an Injunction to res
train the Marshal Of Z nited States from leVying
on their property. One point Of their defence is
that oWler was adefaulter Of so 900 at the time
Of the execution Of the bond which fact was well
known to officers Of the Department at Washing
ton.
A special Washington dispatch TO the Evening
Post says il is generally supposed that it the
intention Of the assailants Of Mr.. Sumner to
assassinafe him on the spot His friends are
greatly incensed, and any further efforts 70 harm
him viii result in a deadly conflict They say
they are determined to defend him at all haz-
ards
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THE JAPANESE.

BALTIMORE, June y .
The japanese passed down Baltimore street
this morning, en.route to Philadelphia, They
rode In open barOuches and were escorted by Two
military companies and a large police force. The
streets were thrOnged with spectators. The Jap
anese gracefully and suilingly waved their adieus
in response TO the waving handkerchiets by the
ladies'. Subsequently the Ambassadors expressed
10 Mayor Swan and the Committee Of Arrange
ments the delight and gratihcation they had eX-
perieneed az their splendid reception.
The special train, handsomely decorated, left
at halfpast ten A. NJ, amidst the most tremen-
dOus cheering from the vast conc0urse Of people
who blocked mp all the avenues and streets in the
vicinity.
Baltimore has given them an idea of what they
may expect in Philadelphia and New York though
il will Be difficult 10 exceed their reception and
welcome here, or do IS much 70 please and inter
est the distinguished visitors Is the Baltimoreans
have crowded into "A hours