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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23


Tie springfield Union says tho now opera house there
will scat one thousand two hundred, and will ooss
$780, 900.
Extensive rich silver mines have been recently dis
covered fifty miles west Of Denver Colorado at the fooe
OF Snowy Range Hundreds OF assays show from $500
TO $4,000 per ton Great excitement 10 manifested -
Denver and in the mountains Hundreds are out pros
pectng there and beyond Snowy Range, on snake nvsf
The gross receipts for the principal places Of amuse
men. In New Orleans for the past season were az fo!:
management sio4 aCs e5 Varieties theatre $40 $50 2s,
and the 80 Charles, Ben De Bar and T. Eddy, manase
s5s, g7s rs.
broke up gang Of burglars and thieves at Cordngton
Seventeen noted professionals are under arrest Their
headquarters Cordingon filled with stolen goods
az every description valued at about $lOO, 600.
In the Superior Criminal Court at Concord Mass Las
week Judge Brigham sentenced Samuel T. Bryant, q
Mcdfr TO tho state prison for LIE Tor setting nre 70
tenement house In Medford some months since
Tho preparnions for the great National Horse SHOW,
which takes place Springfield Illinois, from the 2lss
10 tho 2eth o August next progressing rapidly me
building Is intended 70 accommodate thirtynye thousano
PEOPLE II will probably be the means Of collecting, from
Ill parts Of The United States the finest display OF morse
acsh ever seen at sing point Premiums rsns,1 g
s2s 10 $500 are offered including various classes on
A terrible ARRAY occurred q, barbecue in Desoso
county Mis- tho 18th inst An attack was made On
one Jarnss e. Brown by men, which resulted IN the
aee,h of brown and Mis- Collins, and the woundng Of
Browns Wife man named Mcclure, and one OF the a.
lacking parry
in Inhrh county the children Of the late Peter Gross,
Fsa. decreased Of North whitehall township, eight IN
number are all living snd have reached the combinoe
.re a. $40 years a. follows susanna Gross born Az
eusi q I7s6 will In few weeks from now be 10 years o.
sge banei Gross, born June 90 1857, aged Is years
salnone Gross born December a. 1852 aged 70 years.
Ioscrh Gross born June L. 17oi aged years. Cstns-
rne Gros born September 90 1Ie3 aged ~ years SOLO
Gro born september 1885 aged 70 ye,TTs, ION
Gross born Decembcr 81 t7ps aged 81 years;
Gross born July 3, 1902, sgcd o. years wo oouys
whether there s on record an instance Of saon
nation Of pro,racted are AZ this afords
A considerable quantity Of gold has been clsoovces
IN Hungarian mountain-the Macy kGu!L me m,nS
have already been able 40 share the Of Ave Thousand
duoats about twelve thousand dolarsL me p'ocee' !"
the gold found, u 10 said, In . single week
July 4 lsays . Liverpool England paper 49,, ~ sos
steamer belonging 10 the Britain and North Amercso
steam Packet Company Cunard Incl ana ousns NE.
lion d be,ne able 70 state that not ifs OF ssssr No.
beea Iosl By ,bis grea, line Of mail boats
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There has again been complete inactivy in the stock
markets. but prices have been firm the completion OF the
settlement this week having shown that bona de pur
chases have latery prevailed 10 greater extent than
had been anticipated The favorable weather also, and
spired confidence AT the same time there is an entire
absence OF any dscouraging political features Consols
for money which closed last Friday at 90 cox, left of
this evening nj COX 901<.
The transactions In the foreign market have been even
less than In tho last week. and the various movements
have been generally unmportant In some descriptions
partial Improvement has taken place The Confederate
loan is n tribe better at TX ASK. United States Ave-
twenties left o6 nj Tx a. Tx.
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A fair discount demand for money = etperencef ard
no troublesome surplus ~ currency ~ cxtTrchcci 40
bankers employ tcir balances in handling soy m.
ment securities Vouchers siil withheld from tie
market at the current rateC &C. o. QBrtrfmasters'
orders also rather sarce al o. aye o. A. are all"
certificates at 2Hc. or
The Boston TroreT,r Of last evonlng says.-
The banks continue 10 be- extensively drawn mon BY
Che Treasury Department. and large balances A.
lowed 10 accumulate as Ia times past Tho a siuFfes
rnents OF the government IN qudang the formidable
claims OF the soldiers aud seamcn make necessary 70
81 for the currency about fast a. u q rccsed for
Il seven thirty bonds MISUNDERSTANDING ~ this.
b-rowcrs, good coateras are able 70 get al They
\, at at six per cent on call Sellers Of prime
e. paper having three or four months V run md
yrady buyers al from TO nine per cent The stock
tpaket varies but little There " moderate demand
g. di,dend-psyng securities, but not much activity IA
O. other kinds.
Tho Home Insurance Company viii pay, on demand, q
dividend Of 1--WE per cent free OF tar. The S. Nicholas
ystional Bank will pay, August IA, semiannual div
depd Of Eve per cent free Of tax The broadway Saw
ings Institution their usual semi annual inter
es G the rate 0f Ave and Blk 9es esps yer aaaaD fs'
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Total. 60 zoo so3 3ssT,i7t 2,Teass2 asis.o'i
Tho imports, other than dry goods and sIses. a he
port of New York for the week ending July 20, 1885,
and since January were ~ follows
FIR ne ,ssek 1863 ls4 lset
Entered al the port. 81 s4s,5ss lsssopi 9aas 80
Thrown on market. i,4t SIS sT2s9 s9oi.sse
Since Jan I. -
Entered at the port, a. sss tat soa sos 10 SO rs1
Thrown on market %, 22s sss ae,ssl AS Assa sis
Tho mporstions Of dry goods Al tins pors during The
week ending July 40 compare follows with those q
the previous week.
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The return Of the Bank Of Francs Tor tho week ending
July shows that the bullion has increased by ESQ 900
the entire stock being eco Off, while the aggregate
of the discounts is x2s o2 showing an addition dur
ing the week Of FL OOo and indicating return Of
commercial activity Tho circulation is 2S4 500 ooo be-
ing "a, 266, 900 higher than the previous week.
The London Kcomosia Of July says
The discount market has been rather unsettled during
the week. partly from the demand to meet the payments
the 4th OF the month"; and partly from the disturbing
effect OF the approaching general election The rate for
the best short bills has, however been fraction below
the bank minimum and there was alteration to-day.
although withdrawal Of gold from the bank, and tho
fear of further commercial dsaster caused uneasy
feeling. Compared with last week, however, the ton
dency Is decidedly downward.
Annexed are the rates Of discount in the principal
cities OF the continent showing material variation.
Al Paris however, there Is rather more demand, owing
70 the disbursements on the close OF the quarter
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Ten wells being tcsted gung down, and twelve nv
lease@ Lots leasing NJ handsome bonus Az the old
wells on Tarr farm recently scedbagged and the pro-
ducton daily increasing "a consequence
ON the rarr farm thriving village. with poet ence,
stores foundrios, hoteIrnckef fNorsshops ana other
appearances Of thrift Basiuess On the farrn SENS
brisk especially the flowing the Philips well No
which throws out Of 80 barrels yer aem MI
Aldrich the superintendent very active aud iahfu
officer Many OF the old wells the Tau farm have
been seed .bagged With great success
HksMoSp wEti.
on the Steele and widow MoChntock farm, which Tor
mcry flowed 500 barrels has now Stopped. the tubing
being fast In the well II was owned BY an enter
prising oil man. Mr. Reuben Fainter who cold avery
fortunate hour for himself
rxpENsE or PUTTING DOWN wut gu cRfN, ~ rtNh
FARM, yIvE BuspRIp Fhrf, INV 10 1863
One anime eiphI hnrla nxner- delixaIcd ON the
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IN shares Rank Of Repusl,s es.,,on. iex
135 williamsburg CITY Bank fNxtonsi .......... III
Is 81 Nicholas Hank National ...,.......... los
282 Delaware Tackawanna Western Railroad Co. fts1
IS Warren Railroad Company, ........s.. p1S
1Ol Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. fo3H
100 Michigan Cantrnl Railroad Company. foSA
$50 Now Y6fk Central Railroad rompany elk
100 Cleveland aud Toledo Rxilrnad ComI~ny foi
81 Long Island Rar I'D Company ........... ~
50 New York and Hssre steamship Company.
70 Republic Fire Insurance Company. 20
20 Clinton Fire Insurance Company ............. -
rs Grocers' Flrc Insurance Company. ........ ~
70 Williamsburg city Fire Insurance Comrsny ITO
81 Columbian Insurance. Company. ........ les
$50 Citizens Gaf Lght Company az nfookyn.... III
Clinton Hall Association, city az New Nofk... 90
The total imports al this port for The weck COMPARE as
follows with former returns;-
Week ending July 81. ysiy "a ysfv y yn~ ~
Dry goods a. aos $50 go 40 .1ss s1a 10 0s
General mdse q sac so4 2ssesss l,tosats 2t92os1
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Of tax the New York Ylustsng Dry Dock Company
have declared their usual dividend payable Aagust
The following Il the statement of the Bank Of England
for the week ending July ST.
DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued .f2o TIA o6 Governmt debt Ell OH loo
Other securities 3634, 800
Gold coin and
huIIion l612A 100
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Tho suppcsiuon that he WAS iriniaz with her
thcchcLs, 10 'clieyed By inspy 10 Lave been the
cause Of her committing suicide. Subsequent
- her lurial he purchased the 10. IN the GENE.
tory IN which she had been inferred, aud also
ono Immediately adjoining, having the deed to
both made In his own nhmc, and giving direc-
tons 70 have himself buried by the side Of bis de-
ceased over after his own decease. On Saturday
LAST BIO crossed the river at TIE upper ferry IN
company with two friends, aud taliel In 81 tho
saloon OF Abbott ard R1binson. IN Venice Aner
remaining tero a fss n tu9nts Fuus user
stepped out Of tho saloon. req iosung his friends
" remain until his return. Prom the saloon 10
vent TO 4 YER. soue distance below, and sea od
= m3cii on tss very TO- N which Ais afau oil sat
o,'ore L r0wing herssf INTO tic wa,sr. VIE
tlore 10 vas observed ~ take somtihing from his
% Ia upoa vac no -pIClfei 10 look 'or sons
TINE. or waiting IN re saloon 90 size ale
VINO l.f comrar ois aartei Us arch Of HIN
~ coming H. tAc co. allud 'a, q ~ wero aston
islod TO- hl1 his dea1 Uody ~ MS SIDE hy tho
likeness o. his Gscess Il afHsnc,l. From sIJear.
arces /, would . EN- that nktouser had 30 90
mo i1s ala ed g., len t,Le1 oui .elisereis A.
having taken 'arc.uI Of All shat rrualne to
him = cr HON he had loved opened hi, sh IT
Co., AID deliberately shy: himself through tho
lsartl
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The IL Crosse twisJ RErumIcAS Of July lat
contains lie details ~ the terrible tornado .t Viro.
qua aud vicinity, In that State. is. mos. fright.
ful calamity. About o'clock on Thursiay Afler.
noon, june 2lth, two angry looking clouds
ApptoAchei each other from tho North and South
ana hnt short distance wrst OF ViroquA When
he TWO forces came IN contact they whisl,ed % at
tangent In an easterly direction, and passed
through tho very heart Of the village carving
death and obstruction In their path In a moment
about may buildings were demolished and scat
,orsd 70 we WHO'S Seventeen persons were Killed,
AMI about ono hundred me7, women anl chil lfeu
| injured. The tornado continued in iis course f,r
| several miles east ~ NirDau1 Ia d,str,yoI
everything In lis course TIE total de.tructlon of
property 10 sstmsiei at s2OlO00 tn, folln.
lug persons are among tho KILLED: j. g. Bars
tow and vu" Mrs. H. Dcan and daughter. NJ,
Mooni Dr. Weldou's child; Ms LYDIA q lIe,t /,
Mira. Geo, Good AID eight children were killed in
tho - noohousr. An ng the fstsliy injured ara
Mr.. Drake and wife, the former 70 ve.r. OF 40. T.
DR.. Dean; hired girl Of Wul. T. Purdy ; Mr..
Buckley Mrs, X. Witt Miss White: and A. IN
cas- DRAKE. There were large numbers OF others
severely wounded, but not considered dangerous
Tho house Of John Gardner was carried bcshly in
tie air forty ieei, turned upHio down and dashed
| TO pieces WIN, :. Purdy'o house VS. rsissd rom
'he flooring an" carr ed away, aud lea Mrs Purly
AMI her children sitting ON tho t.O1r in peffest safe-
~. Mr j. ". Bennett, wlfe, ana u,1rr1-,l d.urh
ter, sud Ms lolrisc ami two chlore., went into
| u cellar. lure horses ant harnesses were tloNn
inio 1ne cellar and upon she family Nj B,nns,,
was very seriously Injured, hs leg hrok en- aud aide
| injured. hr' lourIre was slightly wuund-d
aud Mrs Bennett aud child escaped without W.
riouH harm. The vehicles 10 which the horses w.
! sttachsi lHye MT teen found. D. Kasson and lst,.
! ily were iouud = considerable distance from the
runs oil tho house, snd ctclpo4 gtu st 'hi Injuries
Ia the "ne 40 one child, Col. u cruc's ie was
severely injured their chilli hurt and p Il as
! prsk", who IN the employ Of Col n cree, yyas
fatally irjurei. Mrs.. Is roe was found wing be-
tween tie crushed sides Of the blidiug several
| yards from where the house stood, at tie school
house which Nas totally demolished. About All
mile east OF the village eight children w,re Nm.
oAnd al others including tue teachers, and about
! twenty ecloisrA we're moro or less IN .urel
Many otter persons whose names lave not b en-
rspo ted lave received iAiAl injuries Ine precise
! elects are got unknown.
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Atnrs1 PrxL The pet aud orasor who once he'd
an envishe position ia 10 tu,son q the people Of
this country, ,ni who during lie rebellion was
commander of large body Of lnd.snA, who wero
attached TO the robs service, has written letter 10
vindioa.on Of certain irn1utaHous agAins, his lu.
msnity whio in command % his bIrbAtous sol.
diers. lie Indignantly denies the assertion, which
was apparently well couoborated, that no permit
vel his ssysgss 70 kill and scalp wounded soldiers
at Pea R.dge and other battles in Missouri An
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the Mar ] niIcd

r,. pAu.d.l,hi,rs mr.. ms, now 4, s,,,, n,
40 ,b.,l,, ,bc w., ia .,d.d ., ro,
,,,',,,,s,v %, NO a,,,,,nc r, mr., q, pm
- .-s,,.,,d.d in ,b, co,vSs bab,,. .o,,,,,.
49, A. ,,,,i,,o, ,u,bor,,,. have M ,o,,sr J.,
- -, .lo c,,,l cor,,, .ro o,.r.,i,.
-.,..,,., ,ho w,, +. .rdod a,d ,h., Al,
g., ,bo al, Wi, 10. ,h.,.,,,.
80 A, ti., question ,,yolve, . diroe, eon,lic,
o,o,ir,.n l.,wosn M, ,,,l,,rv .u,hor,,,s and ,hc
c,v,i ,o,ts Of p.yn,yly,., the sub GO, 4. on, If
,r,or.., Ia ,hc ,,tU Al large. IN, upop i,s se,.,,.
mon, dc,snds clio ,,,.,r,p Of military po,yer 10
.rret c tins elsewhere. l.. his opinion, Judge
Tuosrsos does not dispute he right of sc Gov.
erum,ni to mako military arrests whilc the war
was IN progress, BAT claims that SINCE peace has
been restored IA exercise Of A.. b functions ia NO
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DHAIDa.

,,BOAkDMAN-On Thursday afternoon, July 9Th,
MARY fhoe Le, onl, child Of sarah " aud William
fte relatives and friends Of the family are invited
s'eid the funeral services, on Saturday mo ming,
Jefsey City, cor. Monmouth Tho fenains viii b.
tAssh 70 Madison, y. j., tot interment. Us
HAbRls-On ThurdAy, July 9th. Thorn. Harris
30 ~ I OF fhAlp and Alice Harris a.ei months
Ihe relative, Of the family arc respectfully invited
70 attend the fuue4 al, this Friday Al. sruoop a 2
42d It, ~ isS
,lONEs-on wednc-da7 evening. July g. a, 0
oe'oek after severe iuuess OF ~ das Mar, Jones.
w Loved - 'i' OF John Jone., native Vi tho toNn
N1.'e4uI taish Of Ate, lara, ". Lo4. io.d, he
=, he Ten oi us family are respectfully Invite
81 a"J i,e 49,. ~ th,s (. i.d4,. sf.U Iovn, b
"a VI,s,'' non hes "a losdencc, . , " cot
~ ut - thave. iief I,uia4Ls "a. lie taken
"N~'sIy cemetery ior .atsu4cnt III
LtAEh On Weduesday. July S. NJ, I.arv, a
~. o. tnr Iaish VI kiiEtmnou, ~ kesTy, Iie-
h,r 'oiat'e. and friends are respectfully invitei
a. S',' ,tH' vac iuae-ui. this truaayJ ate. noon,
H''' INC Adt.plt Il. bgOoGyn.
LpAN "a On weiuesia-, July sth, AMER .ons
- re illnts joan l1aIusn anHt e Of tnp Par.
~ ilia 20 llrptrAry, Leland, a.ea - ycl.s.
. hir isiatFe' 1II itieIds anu those Of biutaeT-
,l - J2nh " y "a, 40 ic,pe''iuiy invited T. az
,d na ine iuneiI ms tIdly e.uoou, at o'lcc,,
nom his lAse tesi1euce, u Lairht,t llG
hlsHl Ron TUESDAY. July 4th, Isaac Mo,her,
Hta 81 We n AMI 10 months.
so AfiFAtf't u tht family arc fUHQ~rt
iuiIy invited " attend The fuuerA on = a alter.
Wet Fourth e.. WI
~, ~ bOl IN - On Thursday, July 9th, Mchsel
Vhnurh' native Of tue town Of sligo, LELAND, la
We 4yth year Of his are.
ne relatives aud friends, and those Of bis brother
rtT''n' n' i'rpecuuily invited 10 attend the fune-
!Al, 'n Ssllfiay niternODu July $, at IL O'Clock,
nom hr late residence, W Para st. II
siENCEh-ln Brooklyn, T.. H., July bth, l-G5,
het l9ng aud painful iuess Edsin spencer a
~ day. ~ '
ms illends and Acquant.nces respectfully in
,t'u 70 attend his funeral, from his lace residence,
III south sd Al, " s. Peter and / au'. Church "a
- NJ ~ oc.Oct THIS Friday morning where Re
queen MAS al De ole 81 for the fepoee HE soul,
Ion THENCE " Galway Cemetery tot IN q rincnt ~
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The following Is from tho Phil.delphia Pass OF
.'.,ordsy;
We learn that the illust-ious Admiral Dupont
United States Navy, whose unex pscied desth Is 81
deeply mournoi by the government AMI the
country bsqusaIhed In bis will the splendid sum
OF tl76,OOO 10 The great ssylum for the education
ard relief Of tbe orphan children OF the sailors and
soldiers Of the Republic, soou TO be orgsn.zci at
Warrington 10y an act q Congress. This ia n.
amount Of Admiral Dupont's pr.zc-mouey during
MS brilliant service on the South Atlantic Block AZ
ing squAdtou. lie ded poss' ssed Of q hands some
fortune u Lla own.
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Wholesale Prices OF Country Prseucs.
INV YorA, July G, 1855


There isvory little doing in this inarict today,
the dullne-s prevouIy remarked having been some
what intonsiGei by the oocurr,nce q our ustional
holiday, aud many Of our business men have eft
the city for few days, trade will doubles. langulsh
until the commencement Of another week. In the
market under review, several important changes
have lotn effected in quotations, the inc eased supply
Of many articles Of country produce having produced
great reduction in prices. Meats much lover
ctcoislly beef and mutton, and the IL aso true
OF most varieties Of poultry and game BerTio. are
also much cheaper particularly Nhortloborries, this
srtice having been reduced 81 so per bushei within
the Ia,t few days. Blsckbsuies are arriving from
New jersey Ofnew fruits apples, from Norfolk, are
arriving quite freely and few email peaches are sso
offered. OF yegetalie,, new potatoes are abundant
and cheaper, arc also cucumbers which Wholesale
at a per l00. TomStoos and green corn from New
Jcr'ey, and wator aud musk melons from Savannah,
are the latest new varieties. Butter and cheos. re-
main UNCHANGED. a uupte.
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4 Remarkable Love Truged,

Inr II. Lous RRruuLIcAs, July I.h, contains
he following acconui Of melancholy event which
occurred in that city on the % inst Fiction itsef
uay be challenges to produce more remarkable
love tragedy than is presented n ths short cl apter:
We mentioned some weeks ago the cire.p,.
stances 81 the suicide " a youur woman, who
cr ssei over 10y one OF tho FERRY boats md
drowned herself witAin null view Of the crowd f
passengers who were returning 10y the same boat
II was also ueni oned that the unfortunate Young
woman was supposed 20 hayo heen disappointed In
love by man named Antoine FuuElouser. A
strange seQut t. that sad event occurred Yesterday
morning IN the suicide Of her lover. Il IS ssid Ne
two were ENGAGED 70 be married, but that some df-
ierehe grr" up between tLom as t. When
the marriage should lake place, the girl in
sshng on im 'srly contamination, and Funk
Nous" GssT,pg " postpone II l0g lsIas time
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VIZ Al asst have tn ofIis,l result Of the election
In Mssouri on the Constitutional Amendment and
from 'his It appears q AZ tho sad amendment has
been adopted by a majority u eighteen hundred
snd IIiy two. This Is the most complete triumfh
Of radical. SIN, cons der n the attendant circum-
stances that has bosn sccompl stsd in any State.
Only Eve or sir years apo n ssouri a. 90 Of " o
most ulu. pro-slaVsry SAFES In ire Union. and
during the ngas fcllt CO i even surpi ssed al
others in It's ms gnsni ntroi Of free satc ..,.s
All hi. has p1Isel away, and the 5 atc r. row
neSrly radical the side o. freed, ~ a. 10 former
J. wss On hat q slsvrry. Tho new Cons,liu-
ton takes tho extreme round on ~ ques, ous az
pertaining TO Ne alol shment 4 slavery aud he
"rchsb. htauou" Of he Iaic rebels. R3g.r ing ito
latter olAls i is particularly severe, and ~ ,or b.
Missouri viii le ratt or unpleasant residence + ?
those vlo defciloI the STATE 10 esTousc TIE c.use
o. rebellion. We think some II the provsone 4
the amended con-,ig''un ut necessarily harsA fl8
rro.orThvs, set nome but y ;, who have liy.d u
" ssolri d1-iag the last four years can 'illy sp.
prtciNo what The state has suffered ron, .e PERT
dy n ihoUe who arc now ftH5rrited.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. b..
= society No. will hold public meeting this Fri
ine by SesT. Georrr CNnpb.ll aud Georee Kelly
SINGING b. hsssr-. stOckeT, dee IAN and Nash This
meuhers are requested to attend Nv this /. eCction
night for officers lines for non-Rtte ndance VII be
strictly enforced. JOHN KIDD, Pres. WILLIAM
OCONNELl- Rec sec. 10
X lNCORA CIRCLE. FENIAN SlSTFR-
lNhood Will hold busines- meeting on Frday,1uIy
Itn, at 7. NJ At 3Si second ave, bet I'D ans oath
sts. All the members are earnestly notified TO At
tend. Miss A. SHEA, Direetre,s g3
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rls.c :.ein so, but there s excuse Tor their
exercise. 49, 'l,. Should D. longer be permitted
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AIS'gECA.Es FOX 81

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PN
- -, 8: 10 aud So a. paT, At Tie suN
er. Al o pennIoa Il
DIANO AT so, ONE AT 81
l. sos. New piano., ami psr.of an u
a. 4 ON about : per cent less tiau =
D. NJ. MCDONALD ~ broome 81.
RIO SHOE DEALDRS- SOY
u CATERS ard other stock sIII be -ol,.
Alply 70 - Iuli ave.
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IiORsEs. CARRIAGE

A PURCHASER CAN BE FOUN.
= light vento wagon, hOte ana harud,
W che'p. AddreS WAGON box 81 p
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LOST AND rOg,St,
r OST-ON MONTY my n

- I-aI boud-No. 1890. The pubic
uon'd hsaiLst ne Uti.Uus, ~ ptvuI'If
stopped. TIE finder vii receive +2j I'D
Teluln nc N " {. n. NACEOI4utN. 10,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

OllCI-lOJND FLOATING ~
4 North River, at The foot OF CANA ~. %
OF May an OAK los, shout iortr feet loug
can lave by p.OyIus p oIerty and paving
Apply TO JAS. HAkDIN. iIybpvuA ich ii A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

pAWNDROXLB'5 Sal L -4ils DAi0
4 AGAR sil eta 81 >cs. &c. -.siaf =
.Loe 3 sn.e cas- tab cloths. &C.. J.. n LII ,
ByIh str,t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
AUCTION NOTICES.

A SSIGNEE'S SALF-J. W. EZEkIEL
n sell this dSy. at % Bow ely. It ~ O'Clock.
uty Of watches, and !ewo.ry also c lot Of :
ware, c1toIs tea sets spoons, FORKS &C. &c
order of W MOSS