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New-York daily tribune., 1865-07-17
Theaters.

The Davenport Wallack Combination" com
pleted, last Saturday at Walacks Theater one Of th
most brilliant Summer seasons within public recollec
tion Singular artistic taste and refinement have dis
tngushed all their performances and the skill dispaye'
alike In the individual impersonations and in the gen
era disposition Of the of the theaer has bee1
rewarded by series Of unusually numerous and ntel
gent audiences. Miss Eytinge Mr.. j. w. Walsck and
Mr.. Davenport have succeeded, during the past fev
weeks in establishing for themselves popularity fr
greater than they had ever before commanded. Their
return will be of the dramatic events TO look fo'
ward to.
This evening. at Wallack's, Mr. Dan Bryant vii
appear in two Of his best esteemed charactersHaniy
Andy in Mr.. Floyds adaptation OF the novel, and LIN
OBrien In "The Irish Emgrant" Mr.. Bryans
recent achievements abroad have had the effect OF
attracting more attention than ever to bis name We
need not say that he will be tuInultuousy wecoupd
Next week he is 10 appear in a new drama by MesTs
f. G. Maeder and T b. McDonough entitled "Sharus
O'Brien. the Bould Boy Of Gengall."
After two eminently successful weeks with 60 The
Angel Of Midnight" Miss Kate Reignods will tis
evening introduce. at the Broadway Theater. comdy
and vaudeville programme. She announces 1.-The
Wonder" and Antony and Cleopatra" in both Of
which plays she represents characters especially suied
to her talent and mpshments. "The Youthful
Days Of Richelieu" and "Thc Rival Orange Gtls'
will presently be produced at this house.
"Arrah -Pogue" will be repeated every e,eDng
at Nblo's Garden.
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DIE ID.

BLLINGE-Suddenly Saturday evsnng July IS. Benja'
min h. Bilnge esq fo many years connected with the
law office of General Sanford.
Notice of fu:.ers hereafter
CONKLIN-On Saturday, July Is Hannah. wife OF Isaac
Iontlin
The relative. and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
to attend tho funeral from her late residence No 2b est
Eighteen,h-st.. on Tuesday, July 8, at o'clock p m
JAMESON Friday, July H. at Poultncy Vt, Charles Ho.
bart youngest Of Abigail IL. and Jonathan James aged
months and days. - -
Funeral this (MondAy afternoon at O'clock from NO. 81
Taylor-s,., Brooklyn, T. d.
JUMEL-On Sunday morning July l6 at her ,-s Te.dencs
Washington Hsh. Madam Eliza b. Jumel, In the 93d
of her
TIE friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the Church OF tine Inercesson ashins
ton hi ishts, on Tue'day afternoon. at o'clock.
JORDANOn Sunday, July is, Ambrose L. Jordan in the
nth year OF Ys age. - .
Relatives and friends Of the family and members Of the Bar,
are respectfully invited attend the funeral without fur
thor notice from Church Of the Immigration East
Twenty ninthst ON Tuesday. July l8, at u p. m.
sTISN-Near We.tche-'er Penn. Seventh month 18th,
1863 Sarsh shinn wife VI Earl Sbn IL the Gath year OF
her
Funeral on Second day. at O'Clock ?.
THOMSON-In Brooklyn. suddenly Saturday. July IS,
Anna Frances infant daughter o the Rev Jane. and JEAN
neti- q. Thomson aged mouth.
funef th. day at o'clock from st. Matthew's Church,
corner of Desslb and Throop-syes
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Harris and Mccullough.

From The Washington StSr, July 10.
The Rebel Gen. Harris and Prof Mccullough arrived
here last Monday and behind the bars at the Arse
nal Harris is Jolly cuss" and is the life OF the
prison he being an ncessant taker and having pen'
ful supply Of Jokes squibs and stories which heiates
off on The slightest Ovocation, or no proyocaon az al
Harris aud Mccullough are allowed some privileges not
euioyed by those under sentence and they make good
use Of them spending a considerable portion OF their
time in the yard Harris is forty years Ola or over OF
stout build about feet or inches high, fair com
ple1ioned, dark brown hair rapidly turning gray
rraysh wbiskers and has scar on bis nose made by
cut He is dressed in dark suit OF clothes OF the
fashion prev alent Just before the war; and wears
Panama hat Mccullough is about 80 years OF age I'VE
feet five inches high. sandy complexion dark hair
sandy wbiskers sharp features, Roman nose. weighs
I35 or l4O pounds, and IL Of nervous temperament
He dresses in dark pants, light gray coat and gray
shitt and wears straw hat lie processes TO be at a
los, 10 know why he is confined lie seems disposed 70
tak but il quencbed by the perpetual gabbe OF Harris
Harris takes things as they come ana never com
Main. but frequently says he would like TO see his wife
Since be has been here he has expressed desire to see
no other person. ,,c.u., .--;xa
Usrris said he would like to know where he was The
rsnly was that he in the PeDitentary OF the DIS
,rlct Of Columbia. Harris remarked. In reply Ihis
IL id pretty place for man 70 land AFTER ionr years
~ eorious revolution" He calls his prison the "btan
'Mc(;ulloueh and Harris were In conversation Gay
ox ,wo sinoe whom Mccullough remarked that he ola
t NOV but that good would grow out Of the Rebel.
lion "a had taught the people North and oouth Wha'
lind Of people they and that the European ma
lions lad no doubt learned how strong we were no no
NJ rot sure but that ths RsbssA had a9ae gooo 70
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Letter from John Bright.

The Art Committee of the Union League
Club Of this city having written to Mr. Bright request
ing him to sit for his portrait, TO be painted by an
American artist in England for the Club the following
note from Mr.. Bright read at the last meeting Of
the Club.
LONDON, Saturday. June 10, 1865
DEAR SIR: am greatly obliged TO you for your letter
OF the sh OF May and for the honor proposed TO 10y
your Committee and your Club
feel that you have the great battle OF freedom
for our century. and Tint in England and Europe
shall reap fruits OF the sacrifices you have made
have watched your struggle with an increasing In
terest, and with uniaerng faith, and now and
do rejoice with all the loyal Of your country, and
with the friends Of freedom and justice throughout the
world.
You have been great In war; yOn will now b. great
in peace and may not say you will be greatest OF all
in that ming CLING OF Justice and mercy which will dis.
tinguish your conduct TO the vanquished
Fer wbn. have said and done in support Of your
great cause shall feel II ample compensation TO live
In the memory of those by whom you are surrounded
and on whose behalf you have written to me- Convey
10 hem INV thanks for their kindness. and my regret
that only write this poor note as an acknowledg
meDt Of IT,
people believe me most truly yours, JOHN BRIGHT.
G Z. Putnam. esq., Union League Ciub' New'iork
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An ARRAY among Soldiers In Chahes-
ton.

l. Inc ChdrfStOn courier OF July ~ says.
"On Saturday evening very serious disturbance
took place In the market causing great deal Il ex
citement and resulting in tho killing OF one mar (co
ored) and woundng of three Others. q Zouavc an two
colored men, small squad Of Zouaves had been or
dered on police duty at the market. One OF hen.
while patrong. came into collision with party con.
ssting, IL Is said Of number ~ the 2lst United
States colored troops and the 5h Massachusetts Vol
unteers (cOlored) in addition 10 nnmbcr Of ousiiers.
The Zouave sent for assistance. when the squadeame
up and afterward the whole company on police duty
arrived from their quarters a. the Pavilion Hotel when
the market cleared.
"In the melee which occurred previous TO the arrival
Of the company. the coiored soldiers fired vOlley
among the crowd. killing a well known respectable
colored named james Bing badly woundinf In the
head Corporal Biety. Of the Zouaves and severely
woundng two other oolored men, In the fight stones,
bricks. &C.. were literally used. Bing atthe 'me he
was shot was al his stand engaged IN sellin, eggs.
The Zouaves after the volley made charge, spers'
ing the colored troops
"Gen. Hatch, who wns riding by at the TIM OF the
disturbance very active in dispensing the crowds
and preventing any large gatherings
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capital, $780, 900; President. Eli J. Saeger Cashier
n. II. Horn. The First National Bank Of FIostburg.
loh; Cashier Nealson Beall The National Mechanics
Bank Of Baltimore Maryland capital $500 OO0 Presi'
dent Michael Warner; Cashier, Charles X. Coleman.
The National Bank Of Rome. New.York; capital,
$4,000 President Edward Huntington; Cashier,
=. H. Thomas. The First National Bank OF Cedar.
Surg wisconsin, capital $50 900: President William
nessee River National Bank of Mount Morris, New
York; capital, 100000; President: ii. 7. Mills;
Cashier. II; E. Brovn. The oloe County National
Bank Of Nebraska City, Nebraska Territory; capital
$4,000; President, Talbot Ashton; Cashier. Julian
Metcalf The Laurenceburgh National Bank. In
diana; capital s2oooooi President, Ezra G. Hayes;
Cashier Levin B. Lewis. The National Warren Bank
OF Warren Rhode Island; capital. 900; President
Samuel Wheaton; Cashier. II. W. Eddy. The Pro-
ducors National Bank of Woonsocket, Rhode Island
capital sl6OooO; President, Charles Nourse Cashier
Z. NJ. Cook The Westchester County National Bank
Of Peetskll, New.York capital s206OoO President
G. A. 6. Depew Cashier, ID. T. Capp The National
500 o0; President, Spencer Mowry; Cashier, 7. p
Smith The National Bank Of West Virginia. capital
$500 900; President J. W. Bexton; Cashier, Gibson
Lamb. The Calais National Bank Calais, Maine;
capital 100000; President, George Downes Cashier
Joseph A Lee. The Parkersburg National Bank,
West Virginia; capital, S!25oso; President james
Coook; Cashier, Beverly Smith. The Alton
National Bank, Illinois, capital, 100000; Pres
dent. Ebenezer Marsh; Cashier Charles A. Caldwell
The Vermont National Bank of Braitleborough. VI;
capita sl50OoO; President, Samuel Root; Cashier
Philip Wells The First National Bank of Hagersown,
Nd; capital s6gO70; President /. Il. Small; Cashier
Peter Negley. The National Bank Of Baltimore Md. ;
capital sl.2l0.700; President, II. A. Thompson
Cashier Patrick Gibson. The National Insurance
Bank Of Detroit, Mich; capital, $500 600; President
John Owen; Cashier, Walter Ingersol. The Eastern
National Bank of Maryland capital 100000: Presi
dent William II. Groom: Cashier. Richard Thomas
The PittSton National Bank. PittSton, Pa; capital
&2O0eO President, Payne Pertiborn; Cashier. Ralph
u. Lacor. The National State Bank Of Elizabeth, N
j.; capital. si0QOOO: President, Keeue Purdon
Cashier. Archibald 5. Woodruff. The Merchants
National Bank of Bangor. Me-; capital. 100000;
President 5. IL. Blake; Cashier, NJ. L. Snckney. The
Merchants National Bank of Milwaukee, Wis; CAPT
tai 100000; President. f. II. Goodrich; Cashier
s. II. Scott The Berkshire National Bank Of Adams,
Mass. capital 100000; President, Samuel W. Bore'
man; Cashier, Charles II. lugalls The National Bank
of Wareham. Mess. capital, SlOoOOOi President,
j. B. Iobey; Cashier Thomas Il. Miller.
The total number Of National Banks is lao The
number established last week 49, with capital of
nearly Sc 5ooOOO. Nearly sl,5COoOO of National Cur
rency issued last week.
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lAdvertisement.l

Advertisementl
BURNING OF THE MUsEUM-LgTTEI FROM
Mr.. BARSUN.
NRw-YORK, July l.. 1865.
MEssRs HERRING & Co-G,nilea,n Thouh the de-
struction Of the American Museum has provd . ser-
GUS loss TO myself and the public am happ to verify
the old adage that ITS III wind that bors nobody
good. and consequently congratulate you that your
wcll.known SAFES hive again demonstrated heir supe
ror fire qualities In ordeal OF unusud severity
The Safe you made for me time ago In the o.
fee Of the Museum the second foor backpa OF the
building and in the hottest Of the Ere. AFR "a hours
Of trial II found among the debris, and IN opening
this day has yielded up It's contents In good or.
DER Books, papers. policies Of insurance. hank bills
all are in condition for immediate and noble oom-
mentary en- the ,rutworthiness OF HEREISs figE
PROOF SAFES. Truly Yours.
r. T. BiRsvx
HpRRiSGs PATENT CnAyPI0s SAVE, the most reiia'
bic protection from FIRE known.
HERRN0 Cos sEw PArEST BANKERS SAFfsvi
Herring s. Floyds Patent Crysalilct Iron. tho beet
security against burglars drill ever Manufactured
HERRIs0 & CO..
No. 25l Broadway. cor. Murrsysi.. Sev.Yort.
FARREI, HEgRIsG Co..
Philadelphia
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To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. July 10. 1866.
SMUGGLING on THB BORDER.


Reports received here show that there are
occasional seizures and cOntscaons Of goods smugged
into the United States from the British Provinces
The efficient adopted by the Commissioner Of
Customs Judge Sargent, have prevented 10 consider
able extent such violations OF the law.
NATIONAL BANKS.
II has been ascertaned on inquiry that the
legal limit of S3OOOO0.OOO of National Bank
circulation is nearly reached and therefore the
creation Of but comparatively few additional nstitu
tionJ under that viii be authorized. The entire
number will probably reach l.60O.
RESTORATION.
Information received here from prominent
citizens of the Southern States gives that the
work Of restoration is progressing much more smoothly
than anticipated and that the unriendy utteraees
OF Of the editors not indicative OF tie pschc
spirit OF the people.
APPOINTMENTS.
The President has reappointed Henry W.
Hoffman. Collector of Customs John f. Mckelton,
Surveyor and Frarcis COrkran Naval Officer al Baltl
more; also, Henry T.. Beckwth. Surveyor at Hartford
Conn. Henry Stover, Surveyor and George D. Colby,
Naval Officer at NewburypOrt, Mass; Lawrence Wei
don, Attorney. and David Phillips Marshal for the
Southern District of Illinois, William Clendenn, Con-
sui at st. Petersburg.
SENTENCE MODIFIED.
The President on the unanimous recommen-
dation of the Court which tried Edward Wilmer Cap.
tain and Provost Marshal for Delaware, hos Iemtted
the unexecuted portion Of the sentence against him.
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The Mediterranean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of the storeship Guard.
BosIOy. Wednesday. July

BOSTON, wednesday, July IL, lstj.
The United States ship Guard sailed from the
Navy Yard to-day. direct for Cadz SpaiD where she
will plete her cargo. and then sail up the Straits
She is 10 Dc the storeshp Of the Mediterranean Squad
ron. The following IL list Of her officers: Acting
Volunteer Lieut.. Commanding W. r. Shankland; Pay
master. Thomas T. Caswel Acting Passed Assistant
Surgeon, William Gale; Acting Master and ~. Officer
Seth W. Cowng; Acting Ensigns, Il. ~ Wsgstaf,
Charles Ainsworth. David A. Hall, Frank 5. Eastman
John Walker; PaymasteI's Clerk, Herman Smith, Com
maudng Officers Clerk. Louis A. YOrke; Mates, Jas
O. Hutchinson, james w. Baxter, John y. Sias. T.. g.
Finney: Surgeons Steward. Walter T.. Mason; Pay.
masters Steward Joan {. Clement.
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n. -. SANITARY Commission OMAN ) CENTRAL
ASsOCIATiON or RELIEF. No. II COOFEk UNION;
TKNTRA A. or RFIiFf branch Of the q.
s. Sanitary Commi.,on held July 1855, tho following 1880
ES,ol,sS That tie Wornsn Central Association OF Relief
cannot ..ove without expressing s se'e o' the vsue ana
sion whose confidence guidance snd support mas eoyna
for year, pa., In now breaking the orma e ua ns
hound US together leave unboken the bono oi pcfos
sympaihy gratitude and affection which has grown up De-
tween us -. -. ...,,,.l. "a an,
.. in the different sections OF our fold OF daty and th 20
their earnest unhans and patriotic sisa0H' ""'' " '"'
k,ored That 10 she SOLDIER. Aid Societies which form
the working con.ttdsncy Of TN. Ai.oSo ber
tribute profound respect end admiration io .e &
eon,tancy patience TO the end ihclf oDi' snu r
letter. been alike our support and our in iasy aa
cause always hrnL Henceorth the women oi AHeca ais
banded in town and country as ne en and s rrysd to,sor
colder, Lay. ioug gh and bed and conquered shoulder
10 shoulder and from this hour, the womannooa OF our
country Is Init a common bond which the 'oilehin u
euces of p.n.e must not and shall not weaken OF usoNe
MAY Gods blessing rest upon every soldiers hlu ,Yo,y -
the liz, Of contributors, and on every inu'"a
R,as Tba, to our band Of Volunteer Aid. the ladies
% mn law. so on. aud usefuy abored in the details
y, 49, ,,L At these room. give hearty and ateconae
thauI, feeling hst their unhngsns devotion ana cheeu
presence have added lr,e to The eirn'y a"o s,b and
,b y. In their own hearts the joyful testimony tn IN
their country. peri aud need they we're not iouns
Rr,I That the thanks Of this Assogstion are due 20 the
led VINO have at different times served upon the Board out
are no longer members OF t and that we recall ~ ais hout
OF pan. the memory each and oil who have en Us tue
skt of their and the help their hands Espe
of our Resratiou Committee who In tho early days OF
hi. supentended tho training oi oind OF one
@ Introduction Of th. stem ' chiefly due to the zeal and
capacity of these ladies'. -, .,.,. - It, .
Ro,d That In d.soving thi. A.soeation we desire to
~ a. ,,.,itndr va owe TO Divine Providence Tor per.
p ,h members OF this Board to work together in so
great aud glorious cause and upon so large ana successful
lion and respect with such deep and grateful
m.morl.. OF our work and OF each other
' -, SAMUEL ~. BRIDGHAM Secretary
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The 9Ix-Thousand.Dolia Bont Rnee.
PoUoHEEEPsIE. Saturday

P0UGHEEEPslE saturday, Jul! 10 Ao'O.
The city is filled with strangers from Boston,
n W York, PHILADELPHIA Pittsburgh and other places
g. wltness the great four Dared boat race " cele
here on Tuesday next Tue affair PROMISES to be the
greatest OF the kind ever witnessed Among the she'll
boat celebrities present james Hamn Of Pittsburgh
The purse is the largest ever contested FOR either IN
This country or in Europe being six thousand dollars
Every rowboa within three miles vi the city has been
engaged as also number Of propeleys, Every tram
hotel will be filed The betting is very lively, high
a. $4,000 against s. 900 being already offered on the
Nav. York boat.
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grace given in payment of premiums
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
Are granted OF all descriptions including
the travellers risk. Ifissued
WITHOUT COMPENSATION,
They provide for DEATH caused by accidents but in case
Of injury only the insured receives compensation. II
granted
WITH COMPENSATION.
The full assured payable TO the family in case OF
death caused by accident and occurring within three months
tho date OF injury Or in Of injury causing d,
ability the insured weekly compensation until he
/. abe attend his business such time not to exceed
twenty six weeks The policy all forms Of Disloca'
tions Broken Bones Sprains, Bruises. Cuts, Gunsho
Wounds and Sad Bites of Dogs Assaults BY Burglars
Robber. Murderer the acticn Of Lightning or
the effect. Of Explosions Floods and SuocaiOn by Drowning
or Choking aud sll other kinds Of accidents
TEN DOLLARS
Secures = general Accident Policy for
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
With " sekly Compensation Of
TEN DOLLARS.
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE TICK
ETS
For any length from day to twelve mouths are on
sale a, the various Railroad aud Steamboat Ticket Offices and
Agenciea
MARINE RISKS AND SPECIAL
VOYAGES.
Policies are granted nsuring against death By accident
while sailing steamer sailing vessels also for special voy
Full information together with Tables Of Rates, kc, can
b. obtained the Home Ocs BY application to the State
Agent,
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IMPOSITION UPON AN UNFORTUNATE SOLDIER
By A woODEN-LEG MANUFACTURER.
He advise, second smpua,ion whereby the poor fellow
months Because forsooh, he could hs wooden leg
~ the stump. il must BE- cut ot :. Read tho following:
CAsY DESSsos. Ohio, June IL, 1855
J " WxsroS-Sa VIII you please send me pamphlet
or circular giving de,crp,i Of your Metallic Legs, am
In prime OF fe and wish 20 procure the best leg
going lost my leg two inches above tie ankle and Dr.
Of your city advises TO have the second smpGlson He
.ays the stump Is too long Please address
kelsonvlls Athens County. Ohio.
In 10 the above wrote 20 Mr. Grain that hst
the ancs Read Henry Tustin certificate, page No. III
in my Pamphlet. Hi. ampuision l, a, the ANGLE.
On presenting case applicable to the above before the
commson appointed by the Surgeon General to examine
legs &c. the Presdsnt prevented me from exhibiting the
same by saying; NO. no! do not wish to see it,"
acquin,cd him With the fact that the person brought
one ., the ance aud that had heard Of icing
fitted with by manufacturers Of wooden srttncal
legs It OF avail however The summary manner In
which this case disposed Of which certainly IN.
tsrr.ns and portant surgical and mechanical point oil
view he'd lha. further endeavors 10 obtain hearing
were useless, and Immediately bsde the commissioners
Thi. young man had my Artificial Leg with the stub
attached and the Artificial Foot In his pocket giving prac
cs Illustration that leg be made TO answer he pu
walked rom Wisnlsbursh Ferryo h, home six miles
aud aid he experienced very little fatigue ai,er it,
Henry Tu,.in being duly sworn. says: i
panied him the commission officially appointed 70
examine artificial egs who then sitting In beeckeIa
and tha, .ad commission refused to examine my amputaon
ALE gnr tha they knew s about IT, was then wearing A
W.stop's Artificial Leg, with the stub attached
Henry Tusin being duly sworn, tesies tnai ne ,set
s.ated In the above are true - nENhi ioSiiN
Sworn before this 25th day OF June 1905,
MYLEs BURKE, Justice OF the Peace,
Maspeth Queens County l.. |.
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MARRIED..
IIUBRARD-l >

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sing Sne on "Wednesday, July
r. Ut the re.dnce of the brides uncle H. ID. Truesdel by
the Rev Wilson Phraner H. Prescott Hubbard. jr OF Port
land, Me- TO Hattie L daughter OF the late Reuben Knapp
of New.YoIk
STFWART-DEGRAW-A Aspinwsl \. o., on Sunday,
June rs 1865 by the Rev 5ir Penne, Marshall Stewart
OF Portland. Me- to Adie, youngest daughter of james L.
Degiaw Of the city Of New-York
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MARvIy's SAFE TRIUMPHANT.
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY.

IMMENSE DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY.
NKw YoRK, July IL, 1868.
Messr,. MARVIN n Co.
OHsrLgnKs. In reply TO your inquiries ss 10 how your
stood yesterday great hc which consumed bafnun
Museum aud the entire block Of buiding We would say tha
everything in In perfect order almost as sooa
a. new The a. gives good evidence Of the great heat or
several hours When our store j. rebuilt shall want an
other as after such test. shall have but your Patent
Yours truly WILLyTTs sXIDsoRB,
Nos. 1875 aud l51 Fulton It,
full assortment of FIRE aud BURGLAR sayKs dwsys on
hand at our WareTo0ns
MARVIN l. Co, No. 2s3 Broadway.
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Gpctial Notices.

New Line for Bntimore.-The hrstcliss Steamship
NEvESS Capt. SANFORD 10 now receiving freight at
PIER No. II NORTH RIVER for WASHINGTON CITY aud
the WEST in connection with the BALTIMORE snd OHIO
RAILROAD and will fal with dispstch. RATES TO
WASHINGTON CITY REDUCED. - -
C For further information and through BILLS LADiSG
appIyto C.. W. PkRvEIL, Agent, No. ass Broadway.
Esv. York July H. 1868