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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
lNFor Absny and Troy making direct ons with the
New-York c, ntrs R.Iold for NJ CARA Fals Buffalo and all
ints Wsst, Northws.t and soothT est in ,.. oe,,
st. Station, New-York as follows:
Albany Express Train, a. m. and p. m.
Albany Msi Train. 10 a. m. ~
For Croton Falls stopping at all stations sooVe YORK
Vile. $500
For White Plains Sis m 1880, and $40 p m stopping at
al stations.
FOR Wife Plains CHS p. M, from whest Depot, stopping
For Wniam,bridse II M and 30 p from 2sthr De-
pot, stopping ct all sa,iops -
AiSsny Sp m Es. Ai5@y, Ais m-lixprsss Train.
Albany, "a. m. Est Albany sl5s m;-Matl Lrdo;
Falls stopping at all stations north OF fremont
White PlAips 10 M and $40 p NJ, stopping " al
wIiisHbridg-, GO md p ,toggtng a; all stations
CALENA d CHICAGO UNION r. X. Co.
NJ FROM CHICAGO 10 DUNLFITH ard ST PAUL
FROM CHICAGO to FULTON and CEDAR X tPIDS.
This line In connection with the illinois Central Co at
Freepo through without change Of Duneh and
thence by daily hoe Z hrs'-class stesnhoats 10
PRAIRIE DU CHEN,
mcGREGOR,
LANSING,
La CROSSE,
WINONA,
ST. PAUL,
points Mississippi River IL connects at
DUNLETH through the illinois Cenis r Co, with the DU
BUQUE6 PACIFIC n r. Co, 10 INDEPENDENCE Iowa and
stFULTON with the IOWA NEBRASKA X. Co. to CE-
OAR RAPIDS REGULAR daily trsus morning snd evening
night The attention OF travellers to and from the North
especially invited 30 this the most pleasant and
-tgui that region Through tickets AID full In
formation may be obtsre ct the &C ESCY the GALENA&
and also 81 all the principal ticket sgene at the East and OF all
Ess m Railroad Lines, b. fALCOTT Geh supi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
Bniloiu9 alateriaIs.
paints, Oils, or.

GOAL OUS.-5O bbls. standard. illuminating
u COAL OIL equ. eusBy 70 sny offered ~ s an %
in lots 70 suI PI0hsS0''' VA Nv MEREDITH,
sale low oJ Dealer IN Goal OILS
No II6 Maiden lane near Poayist
-77-1,II5C 7 I1IITT- TTGJT-The greatest OF all
4 1OoI.ltt-.haHYnRo CARBON LIQUID GAS-LIGbi-
It All rbo are IL wait Of Portable Ga "a asT S Nv
.aesas,, .nS bsst iu the world, 10 call Al NO i' D'"
Rnolns Ros and second floor. -u----.-<---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

y. AUCTIoNEERs OR LITERARY PROPERTY,
fst and Lafay cite place one door east Of Broadway
The sale Of the late
VIM. +. BUTTONS LIBRARY
WIN y s sfIss AND sdS AXE '
ADRIAN MuIITR, AuetIoneer.
0N TUESDAY, Oct. %, 1860. at II o'clock at
the Merchant. EhhaDse sale Of % LOTS on 81 and ed
ST. sss.s Lot: . .SS d 5 II fee; ss. Of a s.;
lstAv-2 L. IA north west corner e2ds.
Lot. side 81 feet incbe. south of ed st
Ay..os AZ az kSt south Yves: SoIo: sa5
sSd-t-i Lots north side leo feet west Of ls'sv.
s2d,t-s Lots south side 90 fee. veSt Of Avenue B.
90 per remin mortgage for three years For
&o, apply to the AuctiOheer, No IS WAl-st
A. C. Tu7r1r Auctiopeer Once No. 1870 Broadway
pEREMTORY SALE of ELEGANT
FIRsT-cLAss GARNET FURNITURB,
AtNo s0s Broadway.
e'soeS :. the Extensive .oo@s No. sos BIesd%oy nsi
'''' Church, the EPs R'P sS SPH nT'n Stock Of
wASRSNTfb f7 fsT G fHRfs OAK
HO9ANY sne BLACK WALNUT,
PARLOR, HALL BoUBoI6 and
.h. most Mod m and Antique styI s Also Lbsfy Furniture
whole having been usapctaId under tn. vi
sDd viii be sold without reservefor cash =,
ftOro ali purchaser. unknown to the AucaonseI.
TTyHE PRINCEs CARRIAGE for sALE.-The
Rsnst oI the special o. tas !. ~ ,o OT o HFNY ~
LHEDs Co No % Hssssust, on next SATURDAY. Oct ~
st u O'clock
ApKIAH II. MUILyT, AuctioDeer,
WILL SELL by AUCTION, at the Merchants
w Exchange M6SRAMSy Oct r e 1860 IL O'clock
nEAR THE LOWER PART OF THE CENTRAL PARK
1 Lot on BROADWAY, g corner Of SSdst- 49,,
Lot on SEVENTH AVENUE, s. W. corner Of sSdst' Hna
Lot on SEVENTH AVENUE adjoining g. W. corner Of
Lots on EIGHTH AVENUE commencing 20 feet north
Of 56th-st - oo,
1Let en- TENTH AVENUE, corner oil 0sthI' rear Of o''
way lot -,.... - coli, y -,.L -. ,5;o;,,rs
al running tIough to l0th sy, with several buildings
Lo. fronting BROADWAY, on e. corner Of s'h-SV anu
no Lots on SIXTY-FOURTH STREET, n 8, commencing
<pS feet west of hsv and &c feet inches eat Of broadway
8 Lots on sIXTY-sIXTH STREET, s. g., 20 feet west o.
broadway and 100 feet esst OF lOthsv.
porcp of the purchase remain on MORTGAGE
A"P' ~"N P 'ff' (291)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

STOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
4 PORT and FALL RIVER.-fhe splendid and superior
amer METROPOLIS Capt Brown eaves He~Yor k every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, OF o'clock 2
L.. and the EbPIRE srATk Capt Brsyton, ca MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, Al o'clock p. NJ, hom Pisi
Nos, n. r. .
Hereafter viii b. regarded - seencd 20 eny sppp
until the shall have been pala or.
Freight to Boston forwarded through wh great dpatch ey
VA BORDEN, Agent, Nos 70 and Il Yves, st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

MARINE COURT-SPECIAL TgRN.-Before Judge MCCARTHY.
TIE BENICIA BOY ASD ADA IsAAcs hEsCKEN-sUIr
FOR BoARD-noTIoN FOR FURTHER POSTPONE
MFNT-ARGUMEET OF THE COUNSEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
Tor BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE-FARE

J. 50 CEHTS.-Tbe Steamer CATALINE Capt. William A.
Val VII leeye Oliver sip EVERY DAY at II osek NOON
ruunns IN connection wih the Housstoac Ealroed The
Steatner BRIDGEPORT vill lesYe Peck slip EVERY NON
my, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY At IL o'c ook, NOON,
yfyng Ia time 10 connect witt all the Express Tsins
GEO. w. COhLIES, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20
Gnantial.

MECHANIC AND TRADERS BANK No lS3 Rowery,
NEw YohK Oct 10 1867 Z
4 SEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND of THREE
IN AND ONE-HALF PER CENT has been declared. pay
able on and sr the lat day Of November merit Th transit
bsoks sill be closed the 2oh instant BY order n the Board
GEO. W. YOULE. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

NOTICE At meeting Of the BOARD of Dl-
IN RECTORs Of the MANHATTAN COMPANY held thi
say JOHN s. HARBERGER Oaie Assistant Cashier wa
unanimously elected Cashier GIL the esus-d BY th'
decease OF Caleb Manhattan Company Ne"'ior
Get IA, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
Our Vera CraL Correspondence.

~VuA Ckuz, June 10, 1890
The Steamer Ware-Hr Captain IN Trou6ls-M. No
Lanes HoaLh--R unsors-R Robes Movements, dc.
Your correspondent left Tampco on the 18th In the
Constitution Aexican steamer) Captain Manuel de
Gastanaga. Az We approached Tuspan discovered
steamer In the breakers which proved to be the Wave
Captain Germain 1t seems that, when the steamer
at the most critical point the bar the chain connection
WIN the tler parted, and before she could be caught
'sah she swung upon the bar and then abored for half
ini'e' breaking to pieces. She now lies very the
shore complete wreck. The authorities attempted 70
N''u 'erman responsible for the delivery of
Aarsapar'na ne mad on board, and had him under ar
rest having taken biz register and other shin papers
Capt Gastsnaga, Of the Constitution upon learning the
facts, Immediately offered Capt. German h,s ,c. ona
children and crew, passage Vera Cruz ,ra al, Nj,
TO go forth With on board the Constitution which ~ an
and We all safely arrived here the 18th II Nc Su3
that the Brooklyn will go up In day two 70 get ,h
register and arrange the matter Gen Degoado ia atm
Of the cavalry Mr.. McLane is somewhat improved in
health, but II by no means good He will not desert
his post and ressts all eareses seek cooler atmos
pierre He will have bis reward in the gratitude OF his
couDrymen and In the consciousness Of having perform
cd his duty even at the risk Of his life. There
here that Don Diego Alvarez had taken Cuernavaca but
suspect It must be Art<aga, who is commanding
column from Guerrero, II il has been taken at all.
Gen. Robes Is said to have evacuated Jalapa and s
now marching on Huatusco, large town halfway be-
tween Orzaba and Jdlapa
The Presidents family left here Monday, the 18TH
for Huausc0 but returned last night account Of
rumor Of Robles' movements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
Literature and Art.

Mcssrs Puttock and Simpson, of Leicester square,
Gently sold the copyright with only two years TO run,
when reverts 70 the composer the song OF "Thc White
Slual by Mr. @. Barker, for 10l guineas "The Merry
Maids OF England by James Perring, for fS4. Beauti
full Venice by j. r. Knight, for Els and "ave Faith IN
One Another, by James Perring, for 80 guneas. few
months back Wellington Guernseys celebrated song Of
TO the publishers for f100 that who will say that old
songs not worth money when, after many years
being published, they fetch the above fabulous prices
NJ A. Dumas, the elder, has just produced forgotten
novel In the dramatised form OF piece entitled "Le
theatre. The drama Is pronounced 70 be wcak-a
chaos of surprises and adventures.
Miss Williams has undertaken 10 edit for the Cam
lain Those letters record the movements the court
the acts OF public men, and the general occurrences Of
the day.
The Madrid Gazette Of the cath ut contains q royal
decree promugatng q treaty concluded the 9th Of
February last, between Spain and Sardinia, for the
mutual protection Of literary and artistic property
Messrs. Puttck K simpson, London The lots comprise
many works which have not been regularly published In
this country In Americathe publications Of societies
and OF the several State governments But the most
curious tact indicated by this sale Is the change Of
literary title For years the flow Of books has from
London TO New York. Every buyer knows how much
the demand from America has raised the price of all good
editions OF all good books In this country We 10
have got 10 the end Of this demand. Standard works
cheaper in New York than in London; hence the
backward flow.
An obelisk TO be erected Moelfra England to com
ncmorate the wreck Of the Royal Charter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
Interesting from Hayti.

Hay papers the 2Sth Of June have been received
Trade increasing, and the arrival Of cargo from Bar
celona Spain, is regarded the precursor Of Euro
pean commerce with Hayt Spanish wines, hitherto i'm
ported into Hayti through the United States viii hence
forth be carried 10 the island from Spain direct
The great variety Of fruit and vegetables raised
in unusual quantities prevents the sale Of edbes export
ed from the United States. ft ..
Information has arrived from France stating that the
students Of navigation sent out by TO study in that
country have been permitted by the French
TO practice their exercises board the Thets Brest
The Rerue de Cnnece Of June 80, contains statement
TO the effect that the Emperor Sououque in his exile at
Kingston jamaica has become excited by the OF
the rumpha tour Of President Gerard, that he Is
again to his sway. Vii Lubn and Addison, Sououques
Prime Minister'S charged with the execution Of the pro-
ect, had already obtained schooner, but unable
10 do anything further.
In the meantime the Emperor visited by old
fortune teller who promised him that he would give
large tribute to two fetish idols, he would certainly be
enabled 10 reenter Port Prince before the end OF
July Actuated by these promises Soulouque openly
organizing his bands, and makes appeal 10 his old
dukes and barons gather under his banner and aid
the retakng Of the donions which, he says have been
stolen from him. Corchi, OF Soulouques friends,
says he has partisans in Hayt, mentioning certain
Colone Josn Tue day for the departure OF Sououque
is already fixed, and IL his intention enter Port
Prince before President Gefard from his north
tour.
When Soulouque le Hayti he said he would return in
three months but he gays with singular frankness,
that he has allowed longer time 70 eapse that the
says 1.-The danger is not great Soulouque aud
VII ubn will be stoned TO death by the women and chill
children landing but measures should be taken that
othH bloodshed may be avoided"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

Guerazz the distinguished author and ex dictator OF
tuscany 10 ls49 rises amidst the greatest attention Of
The Cabinet the of Diminishing u.s. asks in taking
leave 100 millions-a dear farewell indeed still am
ready 70 vote them though the government act in turn as
mser and as splendthrift; they refuse 10 give medal
TO the soldiers OF 1852 and buy the Palace Poose fully
agree with the honorable President the Council that
Italian unity cannot be achieved by feasts and lumina
tons, but by paying, and paying much but in this
poet the opposition has clear conscience; IL was not
VINO ordained the easts, but the ministry vote with
pleasure the $50 millions II they serve 10 achieve Italian
unity shall be satisfied; but do not wish that the flag
Of Italian unity should coVer doubtful freight,
ana that the cabinet Should sail under false
colors. The President Of the Council assures us
that his policy Is militant but not aggressive that
Il has led us TO Milan, to Florence, to bologna and viii
lead US TO Nap es, Rome, and Venice But / wish that
TINS policy should be aggressive for politics well AZ in
mathematics the straight line always the lshortest It
sGuzo who said this truth though confess that poll.
tcay be oud of curves as the architect Of this
palace We who sit on the opposition benches certainly
ostrust the ministry but dstrust them because
and surrounded by false friends Their want of energy "a
our real enemy: there is Austria intriguing at Rome
Of Catholicism there the king who asks our alliances
there the Pope who accommodates U.S. and prepares
for an attack In face Of these enemies let minis
ters have stout heart; In politics. ounce OF heart
is often worth hundred weight Of brains You have
been forced by fatal necessity break out the pearl
Of Nice nom Victor Emanuai's crown make haste 10
replace il by the gem Of Sicily. You have no other
alternative but to attack attacked profit by
the present agitation and 70 win wait for the return
OF sepulchra peace ana TO lose Are you willing 10 aban
don Sicily, that is 10 say, tosuppor her only conspa
tors do Garibald viii cali together the National Assem-
bly, in the name Of Victor Emanuel at Palermo and your
my silence will be better understood than any eloquent
speech hand red with the blood Of Palermo u offered
to you from Naples. Reject it, An alliance with Naples
would be the torture Of Mezentus corpse fastened TO
the living body in order TO kill It, You say that IL Is
your wish to achieve the unity of Italy achieve then,
but At once We lead you willingly TO the capitol but
do not forget oh Minister'S that there is but step
from the capitol to the Tarpeian rock Receive the Sc
ans at once and assemble under the nag Of liberty all
those who raise their heads and turn their hearts VIC
tor Emanuel as 70 their political savior.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
The OIL Region or Pennsylvania.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

FRANKLIN, venango County, Pa, July IL, 1850.
Having taken recently somewhat extended survey
and examination Of the oil regions Of Western Pcnnsyva
nis, win give you the result Of my observations.
There In an perhaps, 600 wells either completed
in progress. 0f these about 6een ere paying wclls
The depth Of these last vary from seventy 70 900
feet yielding respectively from 10 10 2oo gallons per
day The oil region proper seems 10 extend from point
below and TItusvie, IN Crawford county down Oh
creek, and found also In certain localities French
creek and on the Allegheny river. NJ. Il
The oil In different ocAlies differs very essentially In
color and in specific gravity, but not materially lu
mnating power. Coal oil rennes beginning 20 SUBJ
stitute petroleum for crude coal OIL a. Ia found 10 be
q esser Illuminating power and easier and less expsn
sive Of manufacture.
me Azsess 81 proprescrs this region are doubtless
Heeth, Bisseu 4 Co, who ere interested also In the
two nrgcst wells now In operation, viz: the Hoover
well on We ArekhAny and the Clapp we'll Oh creek
not Zoo much 70 ny that the yd Of those two wells
10 not less than 1000 gaiions per day. me veil
Of Phillips 4 Co., on the Alleehany river,
has pumped for the last two months about thousand
gallons per day The Mcxse,ck WELL on French creek
shout CO. shs hoCintock we'll, OH creek, equal
quantity.
he krnsdaII, the Crossey, the williams and the
Evans wells about ave hundred each These great
wells In ali, would judge the entire product II The
prescut time 70 be about twelve heen thousand GAL
The price Of petrossum in New York 70 reaners 10
thirty ceD@ per gallon, the Demand thus far being fully
equal 70 the supply. p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

An EXTENSIVE FIRE IN THE WOODS, NEAR EGG HAR.
BoR-An extensive fire Is raging In the woods, Egg
Harbor supposed 10 have originated from the burning
Of coal pit Tho flames 'seemed to have extended In
length and breadth some twenty-five miles, and were
rapidly approaching the line Of the railroad Two houses
known TO have been DESTROYED and the smoke along
the line of the road for short distance dense that
scarcely anything could be SEEN Egg Harbor is
twenty miles distant from Atlantic City and about forty
from Camden, N j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

Tm Cosvnwlos on J. 8. HARpu.-The Trenton Gazette
says ha1 tbe confession Of Harden viii be pubibbed This
week The writer oosnDoucea With bis childhood, and
goee On 70 give description Of his life until he began 10
teach school ~ o. pes Bars@cwn his manner Of life
while teaching his appointment ooporteur his licenns
70 preoch; dmrrfocs the people among whom be was
thrown, end The Influences surrounding him. tells of bis
preacher; gives sketch of his FIRST acquant-
with Ne Dsriand family; Describes hs oourshp
sn1 nArrAse tsn how where and why he poisoned bis
wife; gives M Eight, travels arrest, &C. nurnbU Of
sasys q hin ovn and stcrs 70 friends while he wss in
prison, will be published with the confession and the
whole viii mako work OF rom my 10 seventy i've
pages Hardens father who viii publish the work, has
employed few general agents for IL sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
The Pacific MAIL stesmship Demicstisa--
Reduction ~ EHs3maa's Bail.
suYHnR ooURr-srEcrAL rKn.
a-r~

JrIY 1.-THE People %. Fleierc HFmon The dc.
PENDANT Ia the dcfsulting secretary Of tho Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, and was committed BY tho masis.
sr.ie In the sum Of s22 600. Application is now made 10
reduce the bail 10 80 900 The District Attorney deemed
that sum sufcsent and the bail accordingly reduced
that on the charge Of forgery reduced 10 81 00 snd
on the charge Of Issue Of stock bail redueed
and " Doyle for the defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
Surrogate's Once.

Before Edward c. West, Surrogate
July 0.-WIl Of John Waton.-The will Of the late
Mr. John Walton the victim Of the late murder in Eigh
teenth street. was admitted to probate yesterday This
will has been already published in the HERALD.
Wal Of George w. Mdler.--Ths testament also
admitted to probate yesterday by the Surrogate The
esator possessed property 10 the amount Of 500 0O0
Of which he bequeathes 10 his immediate relatives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
MATRIMONIAL.

A WHOEVER, WE'LL. coNNECrEp, or Posrrror
mesps and ercellent prospects wishe. correspond ~h
ansble serious well educsted and adyke Of
husnce and possessing cunveted mud widow or mad
en- lady NOT thirty u age, win end highly respec
table, sincere and cheerful conpsnon whose objer mat
I2onia alliance with eopgennl spirit Address W. II. PAR
II, care VI ~. Whre, ~ Bfvedvsy.
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COAL.

CoAL ~ so-A SUPERIOR QUALITY or srovp
~ Goal At - 50 per ton carefully screened and delivered
70 all 2srs Of The city from The yard "a nghh
per of Twenty eeverfh street. JOS 6vH LLOYD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

Temperature or the Week.
ms anne1cA able shows the tcmpcraturc Of the amos
pbere In this city during the week ending July H. the
nnec Of tho barometer and Thermometer tho variation Of
Wind currents, and the state Of the weather a three
o'clock p n - u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

pEy. FRANK REMINGTON. PASTOR OF THE NORTH
III Baptist church. will preach at Palace Garden Music Hail.
Fourteenth street Sixth this afternoon 81
O'clock Preaching at l0x N. and TX r. M at the
of Christopher and Bedford streets.
CT. THOMAS CHURCH, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
- Houston street This church will be open for civne
service in the morning Of Sun lays throughout the summer
hapss 10 O'clock As the regular occupants OF
mostly absent from the city, and members churches
temporarily closed cordially invited TO worship at st. Tho
mas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

LBgor BoTEt.-sS HupaoN srRHgr CORNER on
0ooe accommodsficns fe rsnent OF rsrnsnsn bosrdcs
penns 80 vel furned koouA IN suia or dsgle suitable
f married angfe senteeu ~ bsihs sss piano Ar.
sAxes - cass pen Ne door Choce Wines Brandies an2
CMTrHsoNIAr HOUSE,, BROADWAY. CORNER or
snG. rc2us &C. c and 81 per day dosbs end per
q T. NxAD. Proyasor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
POLITICAL.

THE DOUGLAS CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB WILL
A. meet On Monday evening, III Inst, Al . O'Clock At
<iheon's Budding and Thirteenth sreet
y Saslss, ,s.c,,,.,, .o"' '"''o'' 0A'rm'A
=. !. BElolxr "1' -.
IQGn CAMPAIGN MEDALS &C. .a.t.
1COV Doueaa and johnson, fAnooin and Hamiin and
Bell and Everett Badge MedAs Pins aud Ornaments for
ssdf- Ne ~ wan, cxIbSKiL co. q so.dssy' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

Ii. wine Mevchant o. pul,oa sres-
oHers for aie modersis prices, Ne following surety eso
Chifbgvorhs rcrt bottled In London osbovn's Por, 90
Oporo, barton a 9useiers Clsr>t. do Bordesur.
waving from - 10 70 30 per A~o sb>rree usdsA
Horss, ChsnpaTDes BrAndes par VERY ODD, Runs el.
rvsrsd hVsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

INOuND-oN THE 10TH INSTANT, NEAR THE CITY
Hail. memorandum book containing small amount OF
money &c. The have by calling John Flsnly
90 Ninth proving property and for this adver
tis<ment
0ST-ON MONDAY, THE 10TH INST IN THE EIGHTH
~ small black and terrier slut
Of Jennie BY returning her No Norman place.
west Thirty third street, Eighth avenue
will be given
r osT.-BETwEEN NINTH AND CANAL STREETS A
~ black enamelled gold Band marked in German Got
schultz dich The finder will be literally leaving
Il at No. A Ninth street, soon possible.
OST-0N SATURDAY, JULY a. IN SEVENTEENTH
IL street. between Fourth and Second Fourth
avenue omnibus sdy's sod Hunting Watch Chain and
Geneva. liberal reward will be given by l26
East Seventeenth street. Stuvvesant square.