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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11
Brooklyn City News.

THR BRooHLYN MARKET COMpANY-The last State
Legislature authorized the organization Of market
pany under tho above title with authority 10 erect
buildings for market purposes various parts of the
city, the object being satisfy the wants Of the different
sections The following arc the directors 1M s.
lock- Hugh Mclaughlin James P. Sanders A. II. Hagcr,
Alex. Mcdonald, Stephen A. Dodge John Cross 7. d.
p TalmaRe, L. c. Draper E. D. Mills Robert Furey and
John H. Bovart. Al meeting Of these gentlemen re-
Gently held Mr.. c. p Smith was chosen temporary Pre-
sident, and Mr. T DP Talmase temporary Secretary:
meeting will be held tonight, at which permanent
organization will DO effected.
HEAVY RoBnERY.-Tho residence Of Mrs. Riley, 24s
Columbia street, fcloncousy entered on Saturday
last and robbed Of the large Of four thousand
hundred and forty three dollars. II appears that
stranger called at the house and informed Mrs Riley
that her required at her husbands place Of
business In New York. She went, and on her return
discovered her loss Several parties are suspected and
two have been arrested and held for examination.
FOUND DRowNED-The body Of man was found float
ing in the water at Hamilton ferry last evening
He was about Ave feet six inches in height twenty five
years old apparently, with sandy hair Had on black
frock coat brown pantaloons blue vest white shirt and
red one underneath purple necktie and cafskn boots
The body is at the Dead House, in wioughby street,
awaiting Identification Those interested can call on
Coroner Lynch at the new Court House.
THE CoxrRAcr FOR REMOVING GARBAGE, &c.-At meet
ing OF tho Common Council, held week SINCE reso
luton adopted granting the privilege of removing
oil garbage from the streets and all nusances from the
yards OF residences Mr. Francis Swift for the term Of
ten years. Last evening the Mayor vetoed the resolu
ton the ground that the notice for proposals had
been advertised only two days. and furthermore, that
the price twelve cents per cubic foot too high
More reasonable terms the Mayor believes, be pro
cured. The subject was referred TO the Corporation
counsel
FATAL RESULT SuN STROKE Patrick Mclaughlin
FRUSTRATED in consequence OF the intense heat or
tho 7th inst. He conveyed to the City Hospital
where he expired next day
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We understand that the OF Asterod will match
MN IN nome and home race, TWO or three mile neats
against any four year old in America for $40, 900 or
$2S 900 side each race half forfeit the first race TO be
run at the Cincinnati Fall meeting and the second at Sa
ratoga or Paterson the accepting party may prefer
The party accepting to receive thirty cent Of the
money they put up for expenses As these seem to be
the matches the of Kentucky horses DESTROYS
Of making there is now prospect of these celebrated
racers being brought together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11

Tho annual convention Of the principals Of Bryant
stratton Co.'s Business Colleges assemblies to morrow
in this city The welcome address to the delegates Is to
be delivered at Bryan Hall tomorrow evening by Hon
f. C. Larned. Mayor Rice will preside The following de-
lcgatcs arrived todayH D. Stratton and s Packard,
Buffalo; L. A. Gray, Of Portland Ne W. n. Hyde, Of
Boston; L. W. Mason OF Providence; g. l. Remington.
Of Hartford; A. Corbin, Jr, Of Bridgeport, Conn. w.
H Sadler of Baltimore; 7. d. Hoyt Of Washington w.
H. Clark of Brooklyn; H. G. Spencer, OF Poughkeepse;
T. c. Cady OF 0gdcnsburg; j. " X. Chapman, OF Roch-
estcr and n W. Cook of Toronto Other delegatee are
expected to arrive To- night
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SrrNe or THE USrrED stains CoURr wEr VIM
cryfA "A special term OF the United states District
Court for Yves, Virginia, Judga J J. Jackson,
menced In Wheeling on the J,h inst The business be-
fore tho court Is the trial u number OF coniscaon
cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11

Address TO Smokers.-Poiink IL Son,
Mrerschsum manufacturers, G2 broadway, near FOURTH
street Pipes Cigar oders retail cut W order bo'lcd
mounted and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11

This region, which was hrst Explored and Tvs great
height accrtaned by The state Geological Survey viii In
future vears be- resor,cd by numerous visitors every
summer The scenery FAR exceeds that of the European
Alps In grand and vnricd character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11

Bmtchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfecs
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteries;
j. CLUTE. Broker. I7s Broadway.
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 10 original color stops Ia falling Out keeps he
head Stands above comparison with any other har
dressing sold the drug stores and al my ocs Nc In
Broadway SAkAh ~ Chb'AbibNs "' ~
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Grover ~ Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines Gas broadway, New York.
and 2B FULTON street Brooklyn
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The Census.

from the Des Moines Register July s.,
We are indebted to DIR Wright, Secretary Of state,
and Mr. e. Wright Deputy Secretary, for the follow
ing figures gathered from the returns, which
have been received ut that oilce:-
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PLATTsBuRG, N. Y.

The population Of this village IL 4,1s3 The oldest
couple found were husband one hundred and five and
wife ninety ve have lived together seventy eight years
and had fourteen children. Tho youngest mother found
was aged fifteen years with child over one year old
and her husband in the army twenty nine mothers who
have had ten children each sixteen who have had eleven
eight who have had fourteen four who have had SIXTEEN
three who have had seventeen two who have had eigh
teen, one who has had twenty aud one who has had
twenty.threc There are In the village seventy nine
mothers who have had In the aggregate nine hundred
and 0ff ". eix children
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Boohs.-
roo aao Rocks on haud cheap LEGGAT BROTHERS,
il3 Nassau street. below Beekmsn.
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The increase 10 will be seem Is nearly ten per cent
proportlonae increasc throughout the State will give
population Of about ITO 900 good proportion OF this
advance may be attributed 10 the fact that the assessors
have this been instructed 10 enumcratc all soldiers
from their respective townships who were supposed to
be living the tine OF taking the census This fact will
probably also account for the great prcpondefance OF
males now than 1863 Then the excess Of males over
females In the thirteen counties given above was 750
now shown by the above figures, II Is 900; In 1850
tho wear before the war; IL was 2,571.
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Burtiett's Sewing Machine md Needle
Depot 500 Broadway opposite the mctropotAn
Hotel The Florence Sewing Machines.
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A.-Mnrsh's Truss Institute, 222 broad
way Museum Building. -rrussea shoulder Braces, Silk
Elastic Abdominal supporters silk Elastic STOCKINGS &C
Carefully applied and satisfaction guaranteed open I'll
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Corus. Bunions, Enlarged joints, nn1
all diseases OF the feet, cured BY DR. zAChANI' 10
Hraaa
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Isournua's Mcdicntcd Soap cures Tan,
PinpIes Frecke- snnburn Erupuons and All skin biem-
ishes al hts depot broadway Calender PhiadeiphiA'
IIates Boston; Johnson Detro aud druggists senersiy
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Howe Sewing Machine Company. Eiias
unME L. rrcsldenL No 90 Broadway. New YORK.
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Ladies' Bracelets. New Styics-Two,
three Ave and hundred dollars each for sale BY
a. o. ALLEN, ais Broadway, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-11

The "Marblc House Restaurant" IL
Union square. will be opened on the 18th inst ,,,v,
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Madame Bcrhnrd, Chiropodist, 2f0 sixth
avenue Fourteenth street. Corns Bunons Badsshs
Ac., Ac cured without pain.
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City Mortality.
THE CITY INSPECTORS RErol

THE CITY INSPECTORS REPORT.
From the report of City Inspector f. l. A. Boole for
the week ending the 10th ns IL appears that the deaths
for the days past have been 554 The principal dis
eases are as follows
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Truss~s &~.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Old Estab-
shcd radical Truss once sun at No 2vesey street
Lady
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wheeler II Wilson. No. e2B Broadway,
Now York Lock Stitch Sewing Machines and Button Hole
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or the deaths from external and other causes not de-
pending upon climate season, two were by shooting
one by stabbng, by railroad accident, one from
decrium trcmens, FIVE from drowning, two from inem-
perancc six from old age three from premature BIRTH
and two from accidental sufocaton The greatest NOR
tally was OF infants under one year Of age OF whom two
the ages ninety and hundred, thirtysix between
thirty and forty. Four hundred and twerty-six were
natives OF this country thirty OF Germany seventy eight
OF Ireland five OF France and only one OF Scotland
seventy were inmates OF public institutions The Seven
tcenh ward lost out Of the entire number sixty seven,
being the largest mortality OF any Of the twenty two the
second and Third wards losing only each, the Nine
teenth forty nine the Twentieth and Twenty second
thirty -four each
TIE number Of deaths compared with the correspond
ing week Of 1854 and Of last week. were as follows
Week ending July IL, 1864. .601 Decrease.
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The California Alps

The CALIFORNIA AIpss
The following approximate attitudes and attitudes
OF some OF the chief peaks Of the Southern Sierra
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mc. ~ ~ go LoAS oas rssdv sor Immaculate
delivery and liberal allowed 70 parties purchAs
Al cissses OF government, securities purchased and for
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II. g IN LOAN AGENT

smith, Martin ~ Co..,
Bankers and Stock Commission Brokers.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints, :TS
all Diseases OF the feet, cured by Dr zAChAMI' 10
broadway
touruuS,s Mcdf~nted scap cures Tan,
Pimpies Freckie- sunburn Erupuons and AZ skn Diem.
Ishe. depot as broadway; caleider rnaaepnm'
Bates, Boston, Johnson De1o'' anu u $50"
drawer N Baker's Highest Premium
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines io broadway, New YORK;
and 21S FULTON street, Brooklyn.
Howe Sewing Machine Company. Eiias :.
HOWE, Jr. President No 60 broadway. New York.
Immense Prices Paid for Ola Boohs.-
ion QUO Books ON hard cheap. LEGGAr BROTHERS,
''"'' iis Nassau street. below Beekman.
three Ave and hundred dollars each Tor sale BY
a. O. ALLEN, ais Broadway. one door below Canal street,
Madame BERNARD, Chiropodist, a1e sixth
avenue Fourteenth street. Corns Bunions Badsss
&c., &C cured without pain.
smith, Martin ~ Co..,
Bankers and Stock Commission Brokers.
No II Broad street
Us7D LOAN AGENTS.
The different Denominations hand ready for immediate
delivery and liberal allowed 70 parties purchAs
All cissses Of government securities purchased and for
sale
Trusses. &e.-Marsh Il Co.'s Old Estab-
shcd radical Truss Office sun No 2Vesey street
Lady attendant
The "Marblc House Restaurant" IL
Union square, will be opened on the i,sh nssr vorr.
| wheeler IL Wilson, No. cas- Broadway,
Now York-Lock Stitch Sewing Machines and Button HOG
Machines
wilcox q oisps' sswias Aaehiaseses
. HEVsAHss
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03
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Ladies Firia la the Saddle.

The Herdh Of HeaiM comes out de-
cidedlly fer the divided seat-beauty as
tride! \ female medical correspondent
thus describes her iorked experience
|. was in the country attending somo
patients, when / received the December
number of the He,otd Of Health. | was
much delighted with the article by Miss
Rogers, NJ. d., on the equestrian move
mepts 0s Western ladies' a young lady
who is my patient) as well as myself re.
solved at once, that style of riding was
very grand, aud we should put it into
practice. So she proposed that | equip
myself IN her brothers attire, and take
ride that day. had been used to ri
ding on horseback all my life, and loved
1t to excessity. | was soon equipped in
sentlemens attire ond mounted on a spir-
tied horse, and ON my way to the village
OF y. The distance. is two miles and
'haA, and we made the trip in one hour
and three quarters, | often leaving nv
(genteingn) gallant in the rear. Not
withdrawing ! had so much enjoyed III
ding in the old style | do confess that
| never, before this trip, knew what
free and easy ride was, 1t is as much
Improvement on riding sideways and in
skirts as IL threshing machine is on
fiail. And to speak ofthe physical bene
tit Of such riding would take more time
and space than will in this article.
do not ezageratc when say that feel
twenty five per cent. better from this sin-
Gle ride. Now lady reformers will Won
not do likewise? We render ourselves as
unpopular as we can m the estimation
OF those who live only to be fashionable.
aud the intelligent portion of the comm.
nIty would approve Of it. II the fIai-
bodied, wasp-wasted, consumputive and
dyspeptic woman, that teem all over the
land, would dress nationally, take ridt,
on Horseback daily, in comfortable no.
sltion, they might by this means alone.
Improve their health, so as to be a bless
Ing TO themselves and their their brother
man. As for shame, what reason is lin
common sense) FOR IA woman to be asham,
ed OF her lower limbs? Did not God
form them as they are for blessing and
| non for curse? If so, there is not the
slightest shadow Of reason for being asha.
med OF them, and | often wonder how tho
idea originated II thy rightarm offend
thee, cut it off. If thy right eye offend
thee pluck it out and cast it from thee saws
the book Of books can conceive
if no idea more absurd than that wo-
m. should be ashamed of her limbs
and the attempt to conceal them is
grand failure. Thi is the day of
revolution. While we are iaborinr
to free the people from tie delusi
of drogopathy ;'let us labor to free
woman from the letters of fashion,
The f rmer servitude was sanctioned
by law. and has caused .bloodshcd.-
The latter is voluntary servitude and
will require the opposite course to
| free its victims, viz : moral suasion,
/ logical argument, and example. -
Although we may not move the world
at once, in any reform, yet we may
accomplish something by making an
effort.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03

Our neighbor Of the Herald complains
of our mentioning the fact, with seeming
appreciation, of a resident of Washington
having been shot by soldier for having
avowed qualification at the assassination
Of our lamented President Since then
quite a number Of Instances have come
to our knowledge where disIoyality has
met with summary punishment at the
hands Of the loyal people, both citizens
and soldiers. -Four persons were shot at
New Orleans. An outspoken rebel SYM
pathiser was thrown from ferry boat at
New York, and only escaped drowning
by the timely aid Of neighboring boat.
Numerous arrests have been made, too,
by the military authorities, and last, but
not least, Booth, the assassin has been
shot without trial by 'his peers" All
these thipgsme doubtless very much.outo Of
order, in the estimation Of our couscrva-
tive ncigh5or. Still, if they tend to
con'pci respect for the government,
andnn acquicsccnce in its measures, while
they iessea its enemies, the loyal people
will be content While Vigilance COM
mitices wore active and cruel in their
Treatment Of Northern men before the
commencement Of the present war, all
over the Southern country, our coasc,ra-
Hre neiehbor had no word Of complaint,
but now that the shoe is likely to be put
on the other foot, the case is quite differ
ent. For our part, when the gully can
be punished through the forms OF law,
we much prefer it, but, above all things.
we wish sure punishment to reach the
lawless-the crpel-thc secret copspirator8
against their country, their aders apd
abettors North and South.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03

Both Secretary Seward and his son
have, within the past week, improved SO
rapidly that there remains no reason to
doubt their speedy recovery. On Thurs
day the dist nguished Secretary rode ont,
and for several days has been giving con-
siderable attention to business. 1t is be-
leved that the Assistant Secretary will
also, before many days, give some atten-
ton to business, and it is now probable
that it will not be long before the country
will have the benefit of the valuable
services Of both
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03


Ca We are not in the habit Of con
suming much of our space with the eulogy
of our public officers, but we feel it to be
duty to say that our Commissioners de-
serve credit for the manner in which they
have conducted the financial affairs of our
county.
AS soon as they found that there was
no legal escape from the payment of those
of our. county bonds which the Great
Western r. r. Go. had used, amounting
to abeut Sos, 900, they at once set-to
work to compromise with the holders,
and were very successful in obtaining them
at reduced figure, averaging, We believe,
about sixty per cent. There is not over
$4,000 worth of them still out. To en-
able them te do this, they had to borrqw
money, not having sufficient in the treas.
ury. The most of this they have already
repaid, so that this year they. have been
enabled to reduce their levy for the com-
ing year. This is truly gratifying, and
the Commissioners deserve all praise tof
their vigilant economy in thus engineer
ing our. finances, which, at one time, was
the satiecfof great s0licitade on the part
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03
CAIno. Anril 2S.

The steamer Sultana, from New Or
leans on the evening Of the 2lst, arrived
at Ficksburg with her boilers leaking
badly. She remained there thirty hours
repairing, taking on ! 1886 Federal sold
iers aud thirty five Office lately released
from Cahuwba aud Anlc'sJnyilo pris-
Ons.
She arrived at Memphis last CIV, ming.
After coaling she left about a m, and
when about seven miles up. she blew up,
Immediately taking FIRE burnt to the wa
ter's edge. .Of2l0G souls on board not
more than 700 have been rescued; 500
were rescued and are now 10 the hospi-
tails, 200 or 800 uninjred are at the sol
diers' home Capt. Mason, of the Sui
tam is supposed to be lost.
EoyR O'CLOCK A. M-The river front
Of Memphis IS covered with soldiers
struggling for life, many of them. badly
scalded Boats Immediately went to
their reecue. and are illengaged in pick
ing them up.
Gen. Wash urne Immediately organ
lied board Of officers to investigate the
affair, and they are now atwork doing So
No farther particulars have been receiv-
ed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03

BqJ~ The remains Of President Lincoln
are to be formally inferred at Springfield,
Illinois, on Thursday, the 4th inst. Dur,
lug the last two weeks the people in all
parts Of the country have We'd with each
other in acts Of respect to the mortal re-
mains Of the prcseryer Of bis country S
liberty. His remains passed thro' Ba!u-
more, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, n, York,
Albany, Cyracuse, Buffalo, Cleveland, ln-
dianapolis, Chicago, &c Onno former
occasion was there anything to equal the
display that every where was visible. 1t
required no close observing to see that
he whom all delighted to honor, had
been stricken down
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03

.ef or property holders. Now that we
are almost out of debt, as county-the
rebellion suppressed-our national ex-
pences being reduced rapidiy--the vari-
ots departments of industry will soon
begin 30 breathe freely--to move forward
with fresh confidence that 9 bright future
is before them.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03
0ficial-THos. VI. VINCENT, A. A.G
Paine tbe individual CHARGED with

Paine, the individual charged with
attempting the life of Secretary Seward,
it is said attempted to take his own life on
Monday by buttIng his head against the
iron wall of his prison. 1t was fcund
that he had beaten his head almost into a
jelly, and was bleeding prolrsely. A cap
vas prepared for him, padded all over, and
listened securely uponallis head, and his
hands securely SO that he can do himself
no further injury.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03

The number Of Confederate soldiers
at Mobile have been greatly over-estima-
ted, there having beeu bat between 6000
and : 900 defending that place. OF these
about 5000 have been captured, killed
and wounded, and the few remaining ones
assembled the Alabama river on transports
and gunboats.
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Eith ia ive nnaischargca loads.

with its five undischargcd loads.
This afternoon Surgeon General
Barnes, with an assistant, held an
autopsy ON the body Of Booth. 1t
now appears that Booth and Ha old
had on clothes which we're originally
some other color than Confederate
grey, but being faded and dusty pre-
.sented that appearance.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-05-03

Es3+ There Is now no rebel army cast Of
the Mississippi except small force un-
der Dick Taylor, which, it is believed, will
surrender in few days. What Price
and Magruder may do, is not yet develop
cd, but, there being no hope for their
cause, they cannot hold out long, How
great the change in our national affairs in
the last two months Surely the end is
at hand.