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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-19

LORILIAARD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. lO4 BROADWAY, N. Y.

CASH CAPITAL. 900. 0oC
ASSETS AUGUST ], 'oA
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT for the PAST PA
months this day been declared payaoleon o. 90
Also A SCRIP DIVIDEND to DEALERS eh y, isS,P .,
ticpa;e in the profits for the yer ending yu'y ~ J
THIRTY PER CENT, certificates for winch VIII 10 '''''
October Is, 1865 ,.,.r r cry PER CENT on
the outstanding Scrip of the Company pa!aoe o0'ooe' "
1865 -, - - crvr,I prp
,ue-es, on the new Capital at the rate Of 81 h' VI.
CFNr u-r snnum rom date Of payment o. hs '"''a"'
10 An,.s. / 1855 is also payable on demand; Z,
" @Aus"'' . ''''' JOHN L. MILLS Secretary.
New.York August Is, 1868
Oyr,cp or THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY !
No 1871 WrsrsT., NEW \ DIRK July 20 1859.
DJVJDEND.-Th Directors of this Com
many have declared semi annual Dividend from the
,,p1s of the roai for six months ending 3oth june OF
TBRTE AND ONE HALF PER CENT on the PRE-
Also semfannaal Dividend of FOUR PER CENT on The
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK.
Both payable less the Govern ment Tax, MONDAY the
2ls DAY August next, at the Teasuiers Ones. EIie
place the ered holders OF stock at the ciosns oil the
books. ,,
The Transfer Books OF both classes Of stock will be clo'cd
on the afternoon of SATURDAY the ah and will be re-
opt ed Oh WEDNESDAY. the sd day OF August.
HURATiO Y. OTIS, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, fouGh.
Co,zen'. DoeI Cornwall and Milton. Tie steamer MAhl
POW ELL u M l,aYe pesbIo..es st evtry aIeInoon ~ y
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER. PALMER. FITCHRURG. NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The q aud stsnnch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON ard CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave dlily Sundays excepedl at oci);k M
nom Pier No. 80 North River too. Of Fe'ry-.t,
FOR NEW-LONDOS. .
there connecting with Steamboat Express Train rom ths
above points Norvich ard Worcester, Boston and Wor'
Worcester snd afua and New London and northern
Railroads.
FrcigLt taken the lowest For Information inquire
OF r ;. MAETlN. Agent, Oh the Per.
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8teamboats ano Railroads.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for New Brighton,
Snug IIarbor Fsc.oryvile Port Richmond, Elm Park.
Boats leave Pier No. 10, n r., between Couftandt and
Deyss at T. @ 1890 g. 123O, 2 4. D. p. On sun
day. g. 1922 II IN. I;30, 3. 49, $780, 1880 ..
NOR CATSkILL and CATSKILL NOUN
II TAIN HOUsE-Steaner THOMAS POWELL leave.
New orb for Caisk from foot OF frankiut TUESDAYS
and THURSDAYS Of each week at p SATl ltpAfS at
m landing ArtIRDAYS at West Camp and Maiden,
nnasimg with stages from Cltkil to Mountain House Delhi
and t,lboa Leaves Crtskill Tor New-foIk MONDAio,
WEDNESDAYS AMI FRIDAYS atop. NJ
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
IL WHITE MOUNTAINS. Steamers leave Peek ship for
New ven AZ IS AMI connecting with kaiiroad
NOR INDEPENDENTLY LINE.-Ihe
II Steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck-sip DAILY,
M IL o'clock noon arriving Bridgeport IN time 70 connrc,
with the Naugatuck Iou sonc, New Haven, and qrtiord
Ipress trains. Freight taken for the NausncA ana housa
tonic Railroads Fare. 80 cents
DLEASURE TRAVEL TO CATSKlLL
MoiJNTttN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARA.
TOGA, LAKE GEORGE aud CIIAMPLAIN, MONTREAL,
QUEBEC, aud all other points North aud West. via hcD
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, landing Mt Yonkers Cozzen''
Hotel Docs West Point, New5ursh, Poushkeepsie idnir
beck. Gate Kill and Hudson. r,rs
Steamboat c. VIBBARD, Capt. ID. II. Hchcock, IuES'
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, and the DANIEL
A. No. Pier foot of Dcsbrossess, touching at Ifeis
Pier to receive passengers at 3. . , -.
Tickets sold board and baggage checkedorthe west
Moth king close aud connection win tnr w W
YORK CENTRAL and NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Baggage transferred without charge.
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WANTED-A BUSINESS MAN to join the
advertiser in PURCHASING the SOLE Agency Tor the states
o New. .olk and New-i-Tsry IN PhTtHT HOOfiN"
BUSINESS viii pay well Apply al no. lO5 Mnuiyst, IN
stairs, ictweefi j. aud O'Clock.
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CASH nuO
ASSETS AUGUST !,
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L'OR HUDSON, CATSKILL BRISTOL and
Il WEST CAMP-Seainer TRAVELLER leaves foot Of
Harrson.s, MONDAY, " EDSESDAY and FRIDAY 1t pm
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IL BOATS. WHAKF BOATS bANGEs and UIiLN
PROP EITY-S.al ed PROPOSAL invited and will be re-
eeyed nces and until the dates hereinafter named Tor
the pure haze Of the following named - ,
and other properly
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eonvi1ce the community that the Navy Depsrt-
ment is a,ting in good faith towards either the
7eople or the contractor Of the algonquin. "Fsir
play is one Of those jewels the American people
delgb, 70 look upon, snd II Mr. D'oErssoSs en-
CINE ss'ls-under the circumstances Of The sp-
preaching trisl-to come up 70 the requirements o.
NJ. FossRs' contract with III. Government; II re-
mans to be seen whether The Secretary OF the
Navy will then order trial that shall tos, tho two
vessels, % etective ships Of war, By voyage at
Sea- or run upon fberiver, according 70 the terms
proposed by mr. DIoKRRsoS. II would be sres.
saving Of the Peoples money, 70 make the latter
TIA first and n the n cNrnsor engines are pro-
nounced f.lurc. there can he no further reason
for putting any faith in the Subsequent doclsrs.
tons Of that 'rrreprcssible man."
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expensive hsbitssicns Of he city. Thousands Of
families removed 70 the country last spring, 70
escape the srtor,lonsse demands Of lsDdlords spi
this exit still continues. Il IL doubtful n'rnorc
than ons-hsh the business men Of our city are now
residens Of the island. Brooklyn, Jersey city,
Hooofsn, and the scors or two Of towns within
radius 81 twenty miles from New York, are mainly
occupied by our business men. and the rapidly r.
their growth rather than the enumeration Of Man.
haitian Island, is the true index Of the growth Of
the metropolis. In consideration OF these facts,
We are not disposed TO charge the enuruera,ors
with inefbciency When suitable bouse -ccommc-'
dalton shall have been provided IN this CITY, at
economical rates, Tor those who are now forcsi to
live in the sdj,csnt rural districta thenNew Yort
will sppssr In he census report in manner com
mensu'sie with its greatness.
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a correspondent OF the Philsdclphis IrourRrn
thus describes what be saw in Virginia, while on .
tour o. observation among ,he freedmen.
We bsv. lust returned from visit to tho trosd-
mons farms In VI zlbeth county, tho county IN
yhichiwAa announced the famous "coltrabsnd'
status ~ he real condition of the runaway slaves
OF tslsl owners. The county, asa s'ib-iietrict ot
thc Freedmen'- Bureau, IL under the charge Of
Lieutenant q. Hawk, whom we accompanied .
tour n duty. We rode through Hampton. whore
The Bureau has lcssed ont numerous building lots.
n .rrpton ~ thriving buildings are going up In al
directions. Its streets arc througod with horses
aud mules, carts and wagons. The IDLE negro, IN
= suit ~ dilspidstsd rags, mounted on q miserabs
old horse, jostes the fair lazy, riding by Ia her
yolamiuouH silkeu habit The trim military dandy,
glding along In his varnis ed buggy, las to turn
out Tor the rude, unwiedy form OF tbs negro FISH and
clam pcliler. The street. are thronged with these
motley, LEA sorted crowds. Everybody rides exec ~
tho iuver!l. negroes, and they swarm under horses
hpols and shout tho wheels OF passing vehicles
shouting UNFORTUNATELY " he permitted 10 black
boots AM hold horses. Tho numerous stores are
hei with customers, ami the town seems indi-
gcnois, and were IL not for the Americzu faces
shout one, the .ceno would lead ono 10 believe
he we're IA African town Of unusual prosperity
We turned out Of the crowded main street, and
rode out Of town, through Grant street, dubbed by
the LlEcIs Like tho illusrious hero, amer whom
IL II t.ned, Mi. thorouyifsrs 10 quiet Ga the
edge Of the town wilderness Of small corn fields,
all rented, snd cultivated by negroes. II 10 the
nos, wonderful corn mat we ever beheld Tho
stalks have .tsned an altitude OF sixteen feet, and
eve-y stalk bears two large and perfect ears. Some
o. these corn ho ds present grotesque appear
the stAlks have been stripped OF their leaves, these
leaves tied together IN shezyes aud fastened TO the
parent stalk, the top Of the stalks cut of just above
the giving Que the quaint impression shat the
crop hss been mobiized aud Is prepared 10 march
ou' Of re Geld bag and baggage 81 the word oi
can
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Financial Ner.. Markets. s.e.

Nee York Wednesday, Aug. 10, @ p. A-Go,d TIL,
morning opened at l4s, sold down 20 14l, and cloe-
street. caused by the recent and failures
seems 10 have about expended ITSELF and Il IL be lev.
cd thai the wont IL nos over. The general stock
market WAS rather fsverish and comparison Of the
latest quotations with those 0: the time
day, shows small advance In sorts with a cor.
resroRding decline in Others. Goyenmenu were
steady At ractioaally love- rates. There was good
domhnd for money, and per cent was the general
rats call Foreign EXCHANGE was higher the OF N.
ling rate for bankers being 100 1921 On Change
to-day Flour opensd &c. better on common and me.
dun. Extra closing quiet Wheat Was quiet and In
the bay ers favor Corn dull and declining at tbs
orpnink. and closed steady. Oats were steady Pork
opened steady, but clos d heavy and unsettled Beet
wa quiet. lard was eteady and Whisky was firm
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The kctchum Frauds

TINS KsTo1un declaration proves 10 have been
Ear gresler than was at first supposed, and u is
now believed shat the aggregate amour; viii reach
four millions We believe this Is tho most stu
Csn1ous fraud ever perpetrated In this country by
. slugle individual, and we doub, u Europe can
Furnish It's parallel. In fact It Seems almost in-
credible thai one man could carry on fraudulent,
ar.nsi,t ons 70 such pitch wthou; being detected
Certainly the System Of brok ere that falls TO dis
cover such wholesale swindle, and which permits
. single individual " throw the whole financial
circle Of the city into commotion, mus, he far
short Of perfection. Had this development occur.
ued ut time Of financial PRESSURE therc Is hardly
|. doub, that would have inaugursted . general
snonolary panic throughout the country. Az Il 10,
with money plenty, and everything favorable
5or guarding against panic, the symp-
aoms Il unsasiness Ia the money aud
stock markets arc very apparent, and number Of
Aouses are represented as trembling in the bal
ance The cause Of these late dsfrlcstions 10 anri
Suted, by some Of our contemporaries. 10 the re
dundaney OF tho currency, but 1t seoms 10 us thai
shs view Is something like tracing crime 70 Eve'
psrtzking OF the forbidden fruit Hal Eve no
eaten the apple thoro nigh, have boen no suct
shing 81 sin--had there been no gresnbaeks
KErcnus might not now be dcfaulter. II WAS ar
tnordinste desire for tho sudden accumulation o.
great wealth that led 10 KEronus's ruin. lie
operated in stocks Jus, Q desperate gambler
plays ct haro-ho expected to make up . loss by
doubling the venture the next time aud the hops
pf making good bis ossos lsd him to go deeper and
deeper into the risk, until finally all was lost.
Probably we have not reached the end Of these
robberiss, whose masnItu ie give them tho polite
dtle Of deialcAtious. The late devslopmsits have
caused monied men TO make . closs scrutiny Of
fheir nnancial situations, and 1t ia not improbable
aha, further revelations Of ills character viii b
Drought 10 notice.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. II, 1865.


Tsr epssiDg Of the Pail political csmp-Asns pre-
SCENTS sons curious fsstures--possItsy en- imPor'
s.nt .e,,on. The Name Democratic s.ase Conven-
sion whlch occurred on Tuesday, pisces no
Democracy Of that State squsrely on the pre"-
d,nrs policy Of reconstruction re nin'h feS''u
Hon declaring II at I'VE viii cordially sapp0' ~
-DRkw nSsJr in the policy he bss taken
rlsciug he rebel States In their proper S''u'aou'
ard h.rmonizng conflicting que'hon'
platform 10 substantially identical WIN VS. " Wv
Republican party in ohio ann 10" '"9
no., ., An. LA, named STATE, the Conservst"
pu,.,,, an. ovcyr,,led the Radicals, rejected the
-. ,.,o,.o. doc,r,nc. and pian'ed themselves
6rrIv mon the Presidents policy I'm me o'n~
h.rd i, the Ropu' hcsn Convention lately held In
nJ,s. ,hs Radicals proved the stronger their
,,solu,lons oppolo the Preddenrs mode OF re-
co,.true,on, and endorse the suffrage doc-
x,ip.. Tho Republicans In The other new
r,glrnd States will all, doubtless foi-
10, in tho wake Of Maine, for the Rad
jc., element in tina. section greatly predominaies.
,bs Missouri Rerutiicsns are already pledged TO
nosro suffrage. and we shall not no surprised II In
Ior,, and possibly Wisconsin, the party adopts
All. same plN,form. Aud what does ,his anomalous
condition Of parties pJrtond' It "a rohhch prin-
ciplea and not names, thai make party DIVISIONS
and II 10 plain enough that 80 ar a. the ponhea'
fejd has been developed. the Radicals are arrayed
.eni,,s, be IN the Conservative Republicans and tho
f,ourorv,Hys Dsmocrsu Can II he that the "po-
Lticsl whirlgig" Is about 10 draw q now line OF
dstnarca,ion between the partes-to throw ihe
War Democrats and Conservative Republicans on
o,s side. and the Radicals aud Peace Democrats on
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JeG. Davis,s Family in Albany.

The Albany JOURNAL Of Tuesdsy evening, ssysi
Three children n Jed. Davis arrived here this
morning on the H. John, stopped ut the Delsvsn
House for few hours, and left on the Kenssel aor
and Saratoga Railroad for Montreal. There were
Two and daughter, younger. The names Of
sccompaned by tho mother Of Mrs. Davis, white
-srvant gill sud q man servant. larsc crowd
was attracted 10 the Delavsn House, where quite .
disgu ting scene took place number Of women
went IN, and amid the most extrsyagsnt PROBES
mons of delight and affection, repeatedly kissed
tho children. While .hs children should not 10
held accountable for the deeds Of their father,
there Ia certainly nothing IN them nor their parents
that entities tsein to any peculiar Manifestations OF
regard, over hundreds OF respectable children Of
loyal pAreutage.
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swiBdlIns tire Indians.

1T would he well for the Government TO make
thorough investigation Of ths Indian Burs,u- ia
order 70 dstcrmine whether there Is not somc Cause
for the frequent outbreaks Of the Indians upon the
ironhor other than ths more doviltry Of the nv-
ages. From certain circumstances that hsvc lately
como so our knowledge, We have reason " bcl ave
that . systematic plan is carried on by certain
agents in this BIres,l, whereby the Indsns are
not only swindlod out Of the sre.,er portion OF
their annutlsa but purrosoly sIaspaaiel 10 deeds
OF violsnce In order that An opportunity msy be
oterod for tat contracts IN fitting out Indian sx-
psditons." This branch Of the Government
business has always furnished an admirable field
for interruptions parties W enrich themselves
The Governusut annually devotes large sum Of
money for tie support a the Indisu tribes, by
virtue VI treaty supu Ations, aud, 90 tho disburso-
meni Of these funds 10 entrusted T. a few
agents, II Is plain that An excellent
chance is offered for fraud. The poor
savage have way in which 10 make
their wrongs known their side Of a story b never
heard by the Government, ard they may 10 cheat
Cd with perfect IMMUNITY without the fraud bcir 2
brough, to light. The distribution Of Indian an
nuitles is unlike any other disburIenleta Of Gov
eminent money. In any other case the defn'uded
party would have tho means Of rcpsration, and M
attempt to swindle would n least be very hazard
Gus But In this case everything Is LEFT ~ the
honesty Of the Indian agents, and there 10 more
risk In cheating the savAges out " han their an
nuities than there would be in cheating horse out
Of half his peck Of oats. We have no douft that .
grea, deal OF the dissfecton among the Western
tribes 10 directly trsceabl" W this source, and in
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Tho ApproachI.s TrinI Of Nayh Engines

-" ' VI AVA 's
VI 'He p'"e' N''" =! "''
-'''''" N' 'pp''~'"s "'', VI,
.nsne' u'u"''e naofs "ih''S'' "u'
"s'Nt." wa o'' " "' ",'' s'ie
~ 'l'' N'1""y' 'n' IAN
A'.' "' "'n - mt '"h.'
80 30
W rN' 50 'Ae'N' ,"-'" "
"',. S','" p.''n''N Improvement !"
'"''''u. Dioh-
q".f'' WIN
'o' "' o'r''y /" u'
N'' .nu VIZ" NJ ish'h"oon "o oni'H hns''
uA' - ',' '0'sO"'" n'su'smS
u''''e 'nN D'oANAso' engines snou'u W
$50 ou' u VIC "Nsonaui" anu sent I" 'n' crap
leap '''AN' HiS ''"p'o'"on's e0n'ne'od WIN
"A~' i'n S'HA''si'a 'ne 0of'ec' 'hoory y
constructing marine s'esm engines p"kkAsos
'e'''"'in'u man quArre'soms PERHAPS pu'
P'u'A'' An' ni' 'N" ~A'orou n0' ooiore mo power
opPossu " MN IN 'no h'gh p'Aces OF 'ne navy
Dsp"''"en'' ne ae's'rnin'u '" V'~iiea'e lis
onsihe' anu 'As' year ouered riai OF speed
pe'Neen enc OIL MI foAbEs' herchAn steamers
Nna'ne fastest government vesso' OF iHe tonnage
fof some reason me riAi did not take place.
A"~ weeks ago me naval Anlhorines declined
.e''W oonTacs vessel mo Algonquin punt
W 'onnAS' Shes'hs 'hAA ner engines ~ero muity'
we, i"''euIoh p'okAhsoS ousrs 10 'es' nor sfeei
A"N 'uo' 'ooho"y' ny ioading hor with the same
Ain'un' o' inel and ballast that may be carried by
say similarly QUIZ vessel dsnsnaied by 'he s'ere-
'Hy Oh "s Navy Tho Two ships 10 lie run on
h'sr or "s ocean, where the Algonquin was to
| tll IAAtcr Anu Turn much less coal, that
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The wheat crop Of yirginin.

Toe RICHMOND VINO OF Monday contains the
following;
The wheat crop In the Valley IL said to be good,
but in every other portion OF the State IL is com
pete failure. The grain IL defective from the e.
ecis Of rust and exposure 70 the constant rains OF
tiiy Of cheat, cookie aud onion Is unusislly large
Notwithsisndng It's inferior quality, It is bringing
good prices IN this city, the most inferior con-
handing II 40 to ", and tho better qualities from
~ 20 to az IS Per bushel. Tho money value OF
the crop 80 the State, excepting the Shenandoah
VALLEY, Of which section We know nothing exctp,
upon unreliable reports will not be more than one
twentieth OF that OF 1860.
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DnATRH-

BURNs-After q severe illness. Mary Elizabeth.
dtnsh.er Of William and Mar DuFns q OF year,,
The rel.iiye, and friends Of the family are respect,
rsa invi'ea 70 offend the funeral, on Thu, .dsy
'',eInoon, aug. ", II ~ ocoek. fom ~ Ave. D. 3es
pEvLiN-0n Tuesday morning, after ,hort bu,
DANIEL Dssn sseS IS s9. and @oa.S 3. the hate
GeoIee, Thomas, Daniel and John, are rospec,f,Iv
invited 70 attend the funeral, from her lste red
day morning Al 10 o'clock. There viii be solemn
Requiem Mac ss.br the rs,.e Of her soul Al
O'clock. 'nu''n' hAf''H' commencing " ~ IL
JACKsoN--on Aug 18th, Adel,lde y. J,ct,on,
yonnge.t dsushter of n. ,. and H. A. J.cfson, sssd
The Tsls9Vs, and friend. Of til. hmn,
Tsnr%Sy, iatG ms :. oeioSs, N" 1 ffs% i e
Norfolk st. 1SO
KNAPP On "Wednesday, Aug. iG, Sarah Frances,
dsush e. Of William ana Phebe Jane Knapp, aged ~
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
,he funeral, from her fathers residence. go Wet
Broaiwsy; Fhaffy is,h inst, At c'c,ock, p. N.
he remains VIII be taken 70 Cypress Hills Cemetery
tor intennent. Kos
KlDDER-Drevpcd, Aus. 18Th, Edward p, only
son Of .he late william w. Kidacr.
10 attend the iuneral. FROM the house OF his Grand
paIontA lO2 suffolk st. this Thursday, ri &C ock ~
:, LAuGHLIs-on Aug. l4th, 1865, John NJ. Laugh
I'm, aged 43 yesrs- II months and IL dsys.
None kuev him bu, 10 love him.
Tho funeral viii take place from his late red
deuce, cor. Of Park ave and Cumberland at, Brook
yn this thursday afternyon, Aug. IL at e'clytt.
The relatives and friends Of the family, aso the Fire
Depsrtmont geuera!ly, respectfully invited 10 at
tend 1872
MlLIS-on Tuesday evening, Aue. is, John Mills,
In the 9Sth year Of his ace.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited TO attend the une nal. this Thur.
lbJ Madison 81. III
NeCONNELI,-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, AUG, Is,
sainl. H. AoConnell son Of George and Ellen heCon.
nell. agod months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also hs
Usndisther, hichI. Reeves, Of South Brooklyn, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thin
CIhufsdayl afteTnoon, At ~ O'clock from the rrsi.
denCe OF mis- plIent, cor. OF Cumberland 81. and
Flushing ave. His remains viii be taken 10 Flat
bush Cemetery for inteiment. ~
PATh-Aftcr short but severe illness, John Path,
aFed ~ years.
MAY his soul rest in peace. Ameni
The friend. Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, this tThursday) afternoon at 2
0clocf nom his late residence LAY West 18th ST. ia
POWER-On Aug. Is Edward John, only .on Of
dAys
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
July invited 10 attend the funeral THURSDAY sitter
noon, Ans II, AZ O'clock from HE parents real
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TRADE NOTICES.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE LONG.
n shore Ship Painters will he held on THURSDAY
evening 18th lust, at their roorns Ne. lis Bowery
GEORGE BLACKHAA, Pre,t JOHN CAREY,
sec. iSS
SlllP JOlNERS-A REGULAR MEET ING
~ Of the Ship JOiners | MON Of n Y. will be held
Al 1SI Bowery, on Thursday evening, Aug 18th. l..
POWERS, Pres., W. W. OVERALL, Sec. "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$50 Rnre Receipts Cou,nin,n.
ny many

gJU NuTt NVVVIVIH-I OnIuInInu ,.,nuv
s.crpta and much valuable L. '.a.y
never before made public, inc,uding ~, 's
Roceip' now In exclusive use By The eeIhi ~,
Metropolitan Hotel OF this city Pre. ~ ~ a
mailed, postage ire. Address HLICHISstN STII''
ruhlishers 5Gs broadway, \. Y. ~ ~
Wheeler ~ Wilson 1 .ock stitch s.,.,n.
Machine and Baton Hole Machine, No. 60 Broad,
way, n. Y. Al
Howe sewing Machine COMPANY NJ a,,o
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY.
l. So2, y. y, viii hold public NEE ting at their
hall cor I'D d. and 20 ave, on this Tinuday even
ing. Nj, GsbrAilh will address the meeting Sing
ins by Mr.. y. sullivan, Miss McGinn, and others
s.-The members are requested 20 assemble ct their
hall GA Friday, Aug 18th, at IAN O'clock in full 10
gala, wearing Grape lcft arm and proceed 10 ,be
residence Of our deceased brother, Aichael Nc Don.
AID, % Oliver ST " pay the lAst tribute OF rpspect
Fines or non attendance viii be strictly infoie.d
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