The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 12, 1871

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MRTT-EIGIITH YEAR. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY12, 1871. PRICE TWO OTTSlT Ij WISTKO OP THE ST OHM. Kelso's Ordor Revoked at One O'clock this Morning. GOV. HOFFMAH'8 PROCLAMATION. Noble Proclamation of Governor Randolph of Nc;y Jersey. HE FEELING IN THE OITY. (ht Convention of (ho Irish Societies Last Evening. TAMMANY REGAINS ITS REASON. Stormy Soonos in tlio l Pi'oduco Exchange. UPRISING OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. donera! Order No. 57 was tills mornl og reroicd hut llio privato Instructions to tlio police rnnain in full forco. President Smith tod Superintendent Kelso arrived at l'o lica noadquarters after mldnljjht, Laving already Riven tlio Orangomen full notlco tilt thoy rIi&U bo protected by tlio evil and military forcos of tlio Stato If they dftro to parade. Tho Governor will to In till city at 0 A. M., and will tal;o personal ihwgo of tho forcoa. Gov. UolTman has toned tho following: BV JOHN T. HOFFMAN, GOVEn.VOR. A PROCLAMATION. Having been this day only apprised, while it tho Cap.tal, of the actual condition of things hero with reforenco to proposed pro WMlons to morrow, and having, In tho bollof Hat my presenco was needed, repaired hither hsmcdiaU'ly, I do make this proclamation. The orde'r heretofore issued by tho police authorities in reforenco to said processions laving leen duly revoked, I hcroby givo lotico that any and all bodies of mon desir kg to sescmblo and march in peaco aMe precession in this city to-morrow, He 13th instant, will bo permitted to 10 so. They will bo protected to tho f ftiLtcst eitout iosslMo by tho military aud police authorities. A military and police escort nill bo furnished to any body of men desiring it, on application to mo at my headquarters (which will bo at Pollco Head quartors in tills city) nt ony tltno during tie day. I warn all persons to abstain from Interference with any such nssemblago or procession except by authority from tno; and 1 givo uotlco that all the powers at my com mand, civil and military, will bo us.-d to pre serve the public peace and to put down, at all biardj, every attempt at disturbance and I tall upon all citizens, of every raco and re ligiou, to unite with mo and tho local authorities in this determination to prcservj tU peace and honor of tho city and State. Dated at New Fork, this eleventh day of 'air, A I). 1871. JOHN T. I10FFFMAN. Er the Qovornor: Jcm.N U. Van Huiien, Privato Secrotary. Kilao ItoToUc. bis Order. irtciAL cnuca iir TtLrcuaru 12;25 A. M. 11 all rolict i plaint. Otural Order No, 67 l hereby revoked. The erau m-ued tUt day tor tie flctallment and ills uUlUvii uf tl.o tore, is .till io effect. J All LB J. KEJ.tO, Superintendent. Tlit t prising or the Amrrlrnn People. Tie t' uomunt iu the city yssterday over lipeuu'en 'e nt Kelso's order furbldJini: tl.c Orange cm to jerido tu-ilujr was intense. 'J lie feeling n.iji.g Hit I) mcciatr-, is Hc.slly tl.ose of American lute, na. u note li.ii-r than tl.e feeling among tU Jlri uLliiaiit, TUuiandt ot them nnnouiii-cd teir .tit. niiun o( ncteragniu Tuting the lumtiuny Utket All the enli. lit nod and liberal Catholic leiluji aiuly r.puJiattd tin .a.ili a ec ion of ll.e IliLercisu H.cie.iet. 'J lie crdtr waa Die i retailing tctlc ol ri.nvi nation iv.'iywhm-. Tl ire weie to (ti.e. 'Jhe muirLaliou waa tco decp-teated to tir.t out iu blows. E.tly in t..e clay notices were sent to man of tin ismv rg lueiubersol the old Kuow -Nothing lodgei, uk .ig 'I. fa to meet at pociflJ limes and places 'it. mi ..I i,r iii nmaiilzaliun. It I. undeistoo I l-t (i t, j ii names were turolled fertilise organ ism"! .ay Io V nit iurjn.su rrndimn I the Super IsIhil eieler and It-.d T.luluiui rcspuunb'e 'jr'l m in tiits Bill moon It vua rcpoitcd Hint Oev II' I hi li.d ccuutiimeu led tbe order anJ 'S'ei'l .in unaitoii ginutlng llu Orangemen tl.e tni.in t mil pg,ai.d warning all persons agulnst li!r- i Jim, pii,MMioii. Hut t iu ro tjr i.u, ,i ie ua cd to unr liuttw. rthy Miet i i o,an;einin nut early and pjHe I iisj 'bom I,,, lu dScl0 of til. bupirm l'Jnil ulo n,uuiruiiiidiiii; the ordtr. lor liielr I i, ipi.'i iroelamttion, rrin'ed iu ll.e 'i ii of (lie cwntnc pirs, created in "M u u IJoi i,. 'i r v,pj3i roue lot Ills tlm. 'liilioiu ir:u, Hit., n,u police Coii.uils.-iun-." i" 1 Ouaid wui ordued o liuld u-e.f J! i i''iobiiiydono on tag ussunip C wouttl luilaw n. oxansi le of 'i'tT j ,l',""r I'roclain dioi i nn.ii'.iunirs wire in tisuon up l i ni-ruin-. rim tlj.-u... n-'i ir. Jj""4 r.cuMd oj them flioilly after 1 A. m.t to llio iivHpsurr (Bin. i i ii Mip r nivndiiit Kelso rta. upireut "l. fir cui-vuuoii with Maiorllall. r iaii.uiiiny clit'fu n weio In l!m f Ml y ,u,4 UK liilltll J,r- 1'ntmi 1 i uu a .ik i.i-j, u.u ilr Cn.noll (f'" M ns sro cmnj e Airong 1 w nr I r sun. .re tn N ,tn Ir .1" I tM ",h 111 1 v at H8iM.J. Tb, Vita fUita u ordered oot. The Orangemea bare been notlned this norolrjc luat the will be protected If ttier wish to parsde. Msnr of tiem, In view of Saperln tenaent Kelso's order, bad made preparations to Join In tne celebrations In New Jers.r end It Is doubtful whether an; large procession csn be got together In this city to dy. TnS UILITART itltnOKITIU COSULTID. A special otDcer wss esrly this morning ssat to the rtsldeuce of Oeo. McDowell to consult with hlta caaccmlng tbe best course to be pursued lu the event of n attempted uprising, It is understood that the United Statea authorities ntlj give the Oovernor and city lulhorllles every i slstance In their pawer to suppress any attempt that may b. made by rioters to create a disturbance, either la small or large bodies. Telling rroclnmatlan from Oot. Itnnriolph of New Jrmry-A Dcmorrnlle flavrrnor Vlriunllr ItebiiUInt the Criminal C'ornvd Ire uf John T. Hoffman, Thixtox, N. J., July 11. Gov. Randolph has issued the following proclamation i The Constitution of the State or New Jersey eng. meratrs, among other rights and prlrlleies, thstths reorle have the right to freely assemble together. It slio proclaims thst no person atnll be denied the erjojinent of any civil right merely on account of hli religious principles. It also makes the Oovernor of the State commander-in-chief of Ihe military and naval forces of the Ktate, and under his oath or offlcs makes It his doty to promote the freice and pros perity and maintain the rights of the State. Now, II having come to my knowledge that a body of Inhabitants of this State, tn conformity to a custom among them, and In consonance with the custom of other bodies or societies of Inhsbltints ot this Slate, propose to celebrate what to them la deemed an anniversary day, and it having come to my knowledge that Interference with this contem plated crlebratlon'may possible take place, by reason of which a aerlens dlstnrbince of the peace of the Commonwealth woald probably ensue! Now, therefore, I, Theodore P. Randolph, Oover nor of the State of New Jersey, do hereby proclaim, that both Ihe letter and spirit of the Con stitution of our State of New Jersey, as well as the long establirhed custom of our people, do permit and protect all pcace'nl gatherings of tho Inhabit acta of thia State, Irrespective of religious or politi cal creed, make It the lawful right of any body of peaceful cltlseos to assemble together, and that right cannot be abridged or Interfered with by any unauthorized bod; of men of any nationality, creed, or religion, whatever th. real or supposed provoca Hon may seem to be; end I do therefore enjoin opo'i all good law-abiding and peaceful cltliens of this oor Stste of New Jersey to assist In every wsy In rrceertlng 'he peace, good order, and dlenlty of the esme. not only by abillnence from provocation, but b; acts of toleration, forbearance, and true man llnesa. And I do hereby warn all persons from other Statea n l.o may seec, by acts of provocation, to In terfere Kith the peaceful assembling of the inhabit ants of this Stat), that auch offence gamt the peace and good ordor of the Commonwealtn will be promptly and vigorously Banished by our suthorlty. And I do further enjoin and command all le gilly constituted authorities of this State to fully protect all peaceful assemblages of our inhabitants, using every mesna nt their command to cntorco this rroclsmstlon, asscring all auch properly con atlloted authorltiea tbat In the eTent of the insula eiency of the ordinary local power, that the entire power of the Slate will, If necessary, be called Into exercise to compel at any cost respect for and obedience to our lawsj and I do further enjoin upon the members of the Society especially propos ing to sesemble together to-morrow tbe exerci'e of the utn eel patience, care, and discretion In tlio pur suance or their rlgLts, bearing in mind that by a large portion of our lellow-cltlsens th. peculiar occasl'in ot their gathering Is diemed ai unneces sary revival of an ancient political and religions (ml, of no gecersl Interest to t'.e great lijjy of oar Amerlcjn citizens, and that, though the) are sustulned In tlioir rlcl.t to pctcefally assemble to. gather, they are by no means sustained, s I fltmly bolleve. by sny Isrge number of sincerely patriotic and Christian people In Ihe expediency of the exercise of that right at tnts time. 1 Olven at the Executive Chamber in the clly of Trentcn. this clerruih day of July. In the eir of our Lord on. tiousanl eight hundred and .event) one. and of IU. Indrpadet.cc of the United bt.tcs of America the mneir-ilxtli. Tlli:oi)(iltn P. itANDOLI'H. Attest: Siaii'tL C. Lliiow, Private Secretary. l.a.t Nielli'. Convention In llllirrnln llnll A l.lbrl on the Irl.h l'roplc. About five hundred of the roughest peraous that it wculd ba poeilble to linectno ui.mbled In Hibeiula Hall last night, under the name of th. lileti Convention. A feaiful looking crowd tLcy were, as Ucy sweltered In the sillliug heat of the long, dirty room. Unshaven, unclean, with every bad passion and the c licet ol a gnat deal ot bad rum depleted on their mlesbapen countenances, every man was In himself a libel on the Irl'h race. They sat on rough wooden benches or clustered thickly around the low wall., facln; a long desk lu tl.e centre, before whlta sat such lead era aa Thomas Kerrigan, Kdward L, Carey, limoth) Darcey, and others like them. The caa m dim, the atmosphere was stifling, and recked with the fumes of many a dirty pipe or bad cigar, tbe smoke of which bung heavy on the dampness creeping In Irora the street. The eldcwalk was kept clear by tie pouring rain, but the barroom beneath the lull was only the taunt crowded and Intolerable. At 9 o'clock the mretlr.g uas called to order, Thomas Kerrltan being In tbe chair. That tei.tle man arose aid said thst they were called then for tbe purpose of taking action on .the order from the Supeiictemlent of Police, lie proposed that acorn inltiee he appointed lu draft an addrraa to the peo ple of the United States, at,d to tin citizens of Now Yurk city In I articular, coin ctlig tho inlsatata menta which Lad been published evuevrulug tho ohjicts ot the Convention. can't live together. He was followed by Mr. lidward I,. Carey In a long afldri'Si. That gentleman said that the pree l.aj grossly misrepresented them. It ht.il been allnxnd fiat this w to he u conflict between I'mh dies uud l'roleitauts. That was not so. It was a fight bo tweeu Irishmen and Urangomeu. Appiatisu The Irish Catholics bear no ill will to their Protestant brethren. They ara not inlo):ruut, nor do they ulsli Io Interrero with any man's right to exercise wliatiYer religious belief may seem to Mm best. Oat a Hue Irishman end sn Urangimin em never liro In pence, togoiher. The wrougs und r which the former lad suffered and were suffrriug at the hands or the latter were tuo mat io be borne. Afplauae. The Irish eccl etles in tl.l. country did their duly In lv;t and UK, nnl tl.e blood of Irish Catholics mlnghJ Willi that of Ililli 1'iotcsl.liits on lliebattlin Ids of the Union Hut the LInoJ of an Irishman und an U.ange man c .ulJ never mingle In unison, I'cril.'lc ap plause. tub niriitn.vu! rnoTzsTtSTs, The Orar seiiHii luil tiknitlm oath to support the Queen uf (Inat Ilritaii:, m.d mikes they broku tint onth they could not bviome cllizsu. or the United HUIcb, uud It they broke the oath they cauld not be Uruiigeincn, Applnu.c. HhoulJ a lorelcn war break rut between this country and Qreat Ilntaln, Irishmen noull step to tho front for t in 1 r adopted couutry in millions, nn.l he cntureil to ail) thut not an OriutKemao i.oull be louiid to atan I beai le them. l'rrlon;0'l upphitite 1 Ihe porilalls which oiiiaminioil ihe b..nueri uf the IliUoniian tiotiellea wjro inoatly thuee ot I'roteatiut Iris'nnen K niiiet, .Lord VA v. t.nl I'llfgeruld and His roit. .Many i'r Jlctuntu wcro uicnibirs ortlie llibtrulan Society, mi l nu m.in'a need or inlitics una ashed when he ciwe to ji.ln them. II was therefore absurd to say that t icy had n rj qunrnl vilili I'rutettints. A IV) W. "The leader of the Orangv .1 In Ihe countrr," conliuued the spealti'r "e.ii'tr .ki i;e pi'lin'icd a nii.niles o, )i..g Hut In w tid marc i wi ll lm b tiinri, In ora ge r hhjus, and Ins party tuues tarough i-ur stre I Hot the spiakcrwaa Interrupted by a big pale faced lufSannbo sho'jUd, Without koowluz nliat he waa talking about, "That's a lie; It's oot true It's a d lie t" Instsnt'y there waa tbe utmost confusion. Bz Cited delegates ahouted, Pnt Inm out I" Put bim outr but Mr. Carey silenced them, and continued! It's all true It's a matter of official record." I don't believe It," from the rnffisn. Mr. Carey, without minding the apesker, went on to say that Orangemen have no right to garado our streets. He closed by moving that a Committee of fire be appointed to draft an address to the, people of His United States. He had hardly regained his seat when the ruflan who had caused the previous disturbance eprang up, and with wild gestures and enraged counten ance yelled out: "Te'e ato all d frauds. Ye's are d towards. Ye'a are 0 d frauds, and I'm not afraid to tell ye'a so." The ntmost conTuslon Instsntly prevailed. Cries of Put him out I Punch his snoot I Throw him down stairs I" srose from every part of the room. The President, uftsr vslnlr endeavoring to make himself heird, finally requested the disturber to keep quiet or quit the room. POLITICIANS AND mAODI. "I'll leave tho room,1' ahout.d the ruflan back I'm wlllln' to leave the room. Dal before I go I'll have tho eatlsfacllon of lellln' ye that ye'ir a set old d politicians I Ye'reU d frauds an' cowsrde every Inch of ye I" A delegate who waa perched on a sort of pulpit on the other side ot the locm yelled out, Put him outt" Tbe ruflan retorted, "I'm as good a nan as you If you'll only come over here.' The delegate made a movement to take him at his word, but others Inteifercd, and the dlilurSer was pnt ont. cursing and swearing at a tearful rate, An old man now steppod forward sod protested sgxlost the address, saying tbat his Socletr would not subscribe to IL, A young man opposite aroa. and added that It was an outrage. Auottisr delegate came from the reir of the room aud demanded Ihe name or the baddy to which fie last ep.A.r bo longeJ. Young man Who asked that question Delegate-I did. Y'oung man I belong to St. Columba's Socletr. I've gut as tn uc. i right In hero as you, and you'vo bo call to question it, Delegate Y'ou lie, 0 d jog. If you say thel aoaln I'll punch yon in the snout, (putting his Cat in the others face). A RIOT IN TU I1ALL. The uproar was now Indescrfjaole. Abuadrsl costs were thrown o IT, and a bundret men from every side leaped forward to Join In the fight whic h aeemed loitulnenl. Others more sensible Leld them back, and amid a succession ot yells which would have dl.graced a Tammany primary the young man from M. Columba's iv.is forcibly shown tho door. A ah 'W or order hiving been obtained, Mi. Dsr cey obtained the floor, and su;geste l Hut Hi. sd dress come from the Convention, ant not from any aoclcty or societies composing it. The President said that that was what was In tended He told the deiesates that they might abuse him as much as they phased; they might do any thing to him but strike him. He would glv. etery men tho right to be hrsrd stout any objections ho might have to the proceedings but all IMS conten Uon waa unnecessary. Tney had gained the great est point they ever ronght for since tbey landed In this country. All they hid to do now was quietly to go to their bomo, without atopplng to talk In He atreeti, as soon as the committee should be ap pointed. The address wou'd be t tinted in oil the morning newspspers, and be guaranteed that they would be ile.fel with it. KgWS THAT WAS NOT CIllSnSD. A pale youth with a white cravat aud an immense diamond pin In his shin hoaom, now entere I tin. room and took Ms soil nt tho officer.' disk. Ho announced Ll nicll as air. Kelly, an uttuchi of the morning newspiper which hid been the princti-M 'mem sot fomenting all the disturbance, and rising ial.li As a delegate to this Convention I deem it my July to tell )e lonictliiug I have just learned. I was sent by my paper to visit tl.e different armories of the National (luard, and I fount that alt tl.e ie,l menta Lav. bem ordeicd to hold theme. Ivos in rea diness to morrow. Ammunition is lo be served out to them in the morning. Even no-v I find .soldiers doing guard duty, fully uniformed auj equipped. The Sixty-ninth Is among the nnmher This address was listened to iu pro.'oon I silence. At Its close exclamations arose on every ride "What do they waul of t'l. soldlrt" "Tie Sixty ninth won't do them much good." l'.l bet that the Oi.ngeinen arc golui; to parade to-morrow after all," "Is It to arrest the Omtigmen tint in. rnllltia have been called out I" "Let us assemble here at nine o'clock lu the morniig and many olhcra of similar threatening Import, In the mldt of tbe hubouli tae ousting was de clared adjourned, no day being named, and orders were given to clear the room for the me of the Comniitteo on the Address, who had been hurriedly eppoluttd. The delegates dcpart.J very reluc tantly. "Where are the arms c proinliei ml" ssld one. Hovrrnor Itandolph's proclamation nil dlscueeel, end niiny- persons announced their in tention ot going over to Jersey City ibis morutug. The greateit dissatisfaction prevailed at tho pros pect ol there being no riot, .Heeling ot tbp Orange l.railer.-Thry How to KeUo' (Iriler, but I, not to llir l'roplp for liielr Itlitil.-Mhaiuelul Doublc-llcul-lug ol lb. Police. A Sua reporter called upon Mr. James V. Osuld. Master of Prince of Orange Lodge, No, 1, District ot Now York, yesterday morning, lo learn whit uctlon tbe Orangemen would tike In view ol Superintendent Kelso's order prohibiting the pro reasiou. air, Uauld is a young man, a professional printer, and Is an Amine in by birth, as weie bit father and grand atbsr before him. He has not a drop ol lilth blond in his velna, hla ancsstors Ii ivlug beon nstivts of Scotland. Ia answer to the report er's queation, he ssld "No. sir, w. shill not parade to-morrow. This morning tho Orange leiders held a ciucus, and It wta to decided. With our anislr force It would bo aheer madness .0 attempt lo par ide, and we with tu keep on tho side ot the law. Tl.e autluiriiioa played a doublo game with u. Up to 10 o'clock li.t evening Superintendent Helm primil'id us all the protection In bis power, and win tho pollco on our side we shoulJ certainly have stood upon our rights. Hut now the case Is dtflerenl. The police ar. against u, nnd our w.UIn; llirou:li the streets lu a body would be certain death. Had w. received notice a week a:o,we would have been able to make such prcpaiaiioni as would have given ui a chance to suireaslully resist auy attack which might be made upon us, Now we have no lime." TUX MIT ORA.NQI rAHAPI. "The (Iriind Lodge ot the American I'roleitint As sociation, un organization entirely similar 1 1 our own, except that fiey do not rccigmze foreign brethren, li.is piohlbllod uny parade on the Uili uf July, and for that reason they could not turnout with us In a body. A few were coming, with otuer ayiiipaf uxors pi obauly l.OJd In all 'jut tnuy Mould be very l.ttlo help to l.nr small Lull I. Wo only iiumiier 1,010 Tin-A. f. A.'s intoiid tn haveaiui liu prcci-Mli n on W.ifhinlon'e birthday, when we will I'lububly juin them. Until then our psrsdu uiuit te U vi u up. SATHHV.D WITH THE SITUATION. "It Is I aid loo tu submit to police at any-pilee, es-ri-ei i ly when we had all our hiinds engtged, new i. annua puionuaoj, und oveiyOi'ii In readiness inr our io.e6ion. We v, liaio been quirt aud urdtily. I would just as soon inarch to tho 'Hid, Willie, and 111 no' n (ho 'Piotv-t lit Hois' or -Croppies Lie Dorrn, Alii (Vo voUw nut Into been uul Joiner Hun an hour. Our in tended louto lyonTya lar as the Tuvntj filrd ttirei frnj and back io Union Hijnarf. Hut j on can tell t': llil crnlana that nu are us plen-i.l m the no state of i flails as f.oy can bo, or mu rnoiu so, We are I oor men. Wo havo no man of Influence anion us. Wo aro lint THinmanylles, All I for lliore iciauus our right to walk Ihe nlrocts has been t-ck. ii i) l l et or ler of Mipenntendent K Iso's wililo us morn good than any tllcrt of our own rould pus-ll.ly etl t It will be the making ol our orean.zatior. We nil! become a l oner lu the land, nd lu the future no mil be allowed lo pirsde when and where w. please. That order baa killed th. Dsmuci tl.e organization In this State, and it has joiiiwotely wiped iiwsy too Influonce of 'J nnmar.y Llall in national pollll.t for oil time to come. The whole people are with ui. We have reason to re joice." errtciAL zxrosmoK or orakoi rntuciPLU. Iteporter Mr. Oauld, yonr enemies sav that the Onnge organisation is simply a collection or men banded tnrethor to cetebrat. the victory of one English King over another English Klog on English oil SCO yeara ago, Ii thai to Kr. Osuld Nttby an) means. We areilmplya benevol'bt association organized for the purpoae of listing one another, and of commemorating the de liverance of the Protestant religion from bigotry end Intolerance. Iteporter It Is also alleged that in your oath too wear to wsde knee-deep In Papist blood. atr. (Isold Thst Is absurd. Here (handing the reporter a pamphlet entitled Constitution and General Itegulallnna for the Outdance and Oovern ment or the Loysl Orange Institution of tbe United Steles of America"), see tor yourself. There Is our obligation. All It esya In rezard to Popery Is this (resdlng) I swesr that I am not now and tbat I never shall bo a Itoraan Catholic nr Papist neither will Imsrry a Ilomsn Catholic or Papist wife, know ing her to be such, nor edocate my chil dren, or suffer them to be educate!, In Ihe Itoman Catholle or Papist faltb, II In my power to prevent It" We are net Intolerant. See, In our General Declaration we aay: "Disclaim Ing an Intolerant spirit, the Institution demsnds aa an Indispensable qualification, without which the greatest and wealthiest man may seek admission In vain, tret the candidate ahall be believed to be In capable of terseeutlng or Injuring any person on sreonnt of his religious oplmone, lb. duty of .very Orsnremsn being to aid and defend aU loyal citizens of .very rellalous persuasion In the enjoyment or their constitutional rights." IS AM A. 0, n. A CATPJ3LI0 7 Heporler-In your Qualifications of Membership I find that an Orangeman muit b. "careful to tuo trris all Popl.li encrnschments and Invasions." How do you reconcile the two I Mr. Oauld Wo are certainly opposed to Popery, which has been making 'earlul luroals in file coun try more than most teople Imiglnr. That la the reason that Ihe Catholics are down on us. Iteporter The Catholic prl.'S's have appir.nllv done their nlmnil to I levi ut any liiterlrrene. with your parsde, and the mm who bar. lhre,lnJ tou with vlolene. are llibvnlan'. tnembcre nf a atcrel society. I belies, tneml era of such smletlee aro sirorrmunlcated from all communion with the Orthotic Church, Mr OouM-t don't blleve II. The acMr.n of the prieits was only a wav or throwing dint In the ey a or He ptoile. Hicv did nntdirrdo ollirwlsaln Ihls free country. In Ireland, hnin, and othi-r ChHioIic countries II elr enndu.t Ins alwny been difleitnt. And II all tl.e 111 rnilaue should be ex riunn nnleated there would bt no Catholics left in New York el'y. 1 oner Ai oil er argument acaiii'l your Pcvlety l, tl at an Or..ntrin in c.-niiot becume a rltliinol the t'niled Hulea will out hrs.iH,ig hi. osth oi per petual alle. ln.ee to Ihe tjoeen of England, ai.d in tbit caa. I no .'d cea.e to oe an Orange nan. II r Oautl-That Is i.ot true. Wo uwe no alle tlcn to tl e Queen of England. Our oath roads as follows rna oBANns oarn. "Ann I fnriher declare thrill will.totheuimontofmr powrr. iui potMhe lans of ma fnitrd Matfs as long Ihcv m mam civil ami rrligloui freedom, an t toai I wlil, at 1 1- ai in my porer lieta. am.i Hi. luel Maj. Iilraieand ail oinrr local a itnorltlei In tl.e liwful ex ecuiton of their i-vanf dnt e, to maintain ord.-r and peace It called upon to do o Y'ou aeo wo have snhstltuted United Statea" end "Chief Magistinte'T r "England" tndf'Queen and aeir lo not.llnr which would detract from our duly a American cltlxsns. The Sun lep.irter aen took his leave, satisfied that there will be no parade to-Jay. Tbr Produre Kxcbungo Arou.ed. Early yeatcrday morning, b.foro the session of tne board began, a paper was circulated among Ihe members or the P.-uuiice Exchange. It was a call for a meeting, to be he'd so soon as the business of the dsy wss over, for the purpose of expressing the Indignation uf the body st the pusillanimous policy of Major Hall and Superintendent Kelso. The pa per asserted. In the preamble, tho undoubted right of the Oiangemen to parade and plcnle to day, and called for the rUnatorra or alt mcnibcra who were In accord with thia sentiment. While It was circu lating about tLe room, the greatest eagernoss was manifested by the gentlemen present toobtuuand sign It.. Asa member exrreieed II, thry almoit Iramtled on each oil.er la their attempts to reach Ihe doenment." While this scene r.ca going on, knots of people were gather d In all directum dl.cunlog His irrat event which Is igltallng the entire Slate, and ox preeMons or eontemrt for tho powera that be, but date not act, tonnd vent In emphatic, tt not very choice laniuige. 1UI gXCITEUKNT WAS 1XTZ.VSV, and thero w.n na attempt msds lo curb tlf Indlg r.nnt reaenimsiit which actuated every member. The VI o President, who was In the se.it of the aWi.t Preei'iPir, Mr. Heed, was approached end reque'ted lo Cill an indltoatlon nneting at the rlo.' ol the llaard. He i.lu'ed on the ground that tne Kxehaii.v v.-a. not intended for meo Inga of t .0 kind, and he hvl 1 o authority in the premises. The refit.ul ucc iBioneil murh comm'nt. not ltnether of acumpl,ment.n) iiatnre; but he aloud Qrniotl. tut and U'lerl; re. un d to Invest the iroceedinca wlih He ofhci tl sauctlon. Tn. sgarit'led nu- A 0.1,'alllng In thii, determined to get up an Impromptu dsmonslrati -n. aud t.ie word w.a paae. nround taa room mat ai halfpist I tho rent up Indlgntilon ahoulcl Hod free vent, the ol jecuona of Hie Vice Prealdont nutwll'mtand ina lh. paper wsa bong up in a eonanlcnoni soil lion, and all acted mnch morn atleutlan .luring Hie era.wn. which now began, thnr. the ordintry routine ol buslines. T.10 number or SICNATUUtS BWI1XID TAST, end still the crond of algnrra ai-eu-.ed to Incnaie. Cuius on the Citri.pt O, vernment which nllow.J fin coua irob to dictate law wiro frequent end loud, wi.i'e Down nlta iluor Hall'' seemed o a sud den to have become Lie watchword ol the Ex chango. llrantime, the news ol what was roln-on at thi Hoard had rone upou the alieet, and by Ihe lime th. ses.lun rumo to a cloio a number of lilsh Cath olics h id gathered a round th. building, and ore no Iris pro u.e 111 the expression 01 their Indignation at tho proceeding, witnin than the members hal been 01 their contempt lor the mob-ridden .Uny or. They clenched their mis and shook them vindic tively tl the building iu wli cli wi at thev choie to consider their oneniios were hulolng dlseua.iou, borne climbed up, am) peered Into Ihe window their faces di.torted with passion, and Ihe r wnom appearance indicating a temper which. If once giv n way, it wonld be dangerous to trifle with. No i.p:n demonstration or hostility went nisde, howoTcr, but TARiAvs wan rniiLT uid. One muactfar fellow. ne,' whole aopevence beti Veiled Hie most brutal cbarsi'V. ex latmrd: "Airah, what tho divil do we (are k tLe police! and may bo tho M )or don't know it I If tho (,ran:o. men nviruti to morrow It's Utile use them polllc. ill be. WiM bo ponce and .favor "Thai's no," rselnlmed another. "Let 'era grnwl aether like In fiore," shaking hla brawny mm at Ihe unmoved bulhilug, Kelso couldn't help him-eir. lie bad m do it." At half past 1 the Vice-President was asked to take the chair, but be objected, un the ground that the ineellngwaa contrary to all urecodent. twenty four hours notice being required by tho rulea ol the IKinl 111 order to hold a nisellng, A motion to suspend the rules was Immadiatuly made and car ried, and Ju Ig Itenzel waa called to the chair. Mr. Sir inanan made eecretary, und the meetlug waa duly organized. Mr. llsnzei, in lilt remarks on taking the sett, re ferred lo Ihe aeiinn orttsjor Hill and superinten dent Ke'en icsp.'cliiig the propoeed parsde ul tne Orangemen, and ciprea.ed the hop. that Ins lel.o uieiubira would take such action ns would srmit tiuik CoNTiirr ron Tin aovatMur.ir In llttlug terms II. believed that every clan of citizens had un undoubted right to march llircuza our ilreits In a peaceablo ii.anner, and it was the dulyol lieauthoiitlea to protect them In that rizht He loudly cheered, and resumed his seat uiald u buzz or aj prohsiion. llio Vici-Preildnit here sprang lo his roat.snd prutoated enmestl r ssainst tho continuation r Hie ineeilnj, whtcii he said was entirely unauthorized. He waa erected with mingled liiesus and cheers, Ihe loiuier however greatly preponderating Having enli rod Ins protest La I it the room, and took mea auioi w ilcii tin Intended should otTe.tually .quclca the den oiutratl'in. (len jieed uroao and delivered a stirring speech, ol which Hie rnllortlng la a brier exiraei ...,n,".n 1 'I11' 1,11,1 KrUo or any otlur msn list a V. L'n '.'."l1,11" i;i"eiiloii. Ho you louifinher how t le gal nnl Ma-.i-hueeits ilh were cut u ideees ho n'Jfr". '.".7 '"I'Pnrt 11k-ti.iveinmenl Slayor I ,.;J1),1'1? Proilaniaiiuii, it uotng loiiirllilng mniiltelv uSltf. '"'ust sink, lor Home, strike for b.f.'!'d.!l,r""-'or our 'rolatiiers gae us. When J "'fri'icr ciiiiena put on tneir armor nnd l'i1..1.. '',;'r"nl I ems rut on our armor ut I'bcrlv ij uen tno Heriiuna wantad. iher were allowed to have I,'r"coiiioii 1 s.i nero iha Irish Catnil c on tho 'l Ih'. '.'.l1' A 1 ''"w 'hal' we allow the Can--' lovnuine ifl 7 0 t,'"01-l' O'CIMu K our clly V. 1 ',!N1Nn .Tlll! C0I.1Bm OONa-E.ATEUS. It is tho cut torn nt tho Produce Exchaiue after the Lii.!ii.-a of H,e ar,, uVi X,o SrTir- thj stravgle-a fioni llio rooms hy mean' (if on uVatthlv in h. (Jcnertl's speech four colored meu entered, ami proceeded lo awaken the echoes by means of Ihe iiri reial I guhgs. Therwaii thus made wss such as lo utleily drown tne voices ol tho speakers, an I the meeting was In 11 lilr way of being broken up. II was evident to Hie tnuet unobservant that tho mem ker did not delight 111 music 'J hey went for those liciilhen amendments Ti ey exposiulato -lhey en. irea ed-il in vain 'iVn masaa's ordr. and inuit bolulfil el. Kiiidliig that arguments availed ""I. 'he members hustled around the lour men. en rlollng them III audi Dimmer mat n.n. I111pu.11l.l0 to fane tl.o arm with mfncieat lorca to l eal wuhout hilt uc someone ol tho members, aud tho buiiuets oflhe luoetlng then piococJed. Si-EEOJ or A CATHOLIC OBNTLEU IN i..Jfr.V n,fchnl "Pressed ihemtolvi In any. thin bul auibiguous tertui as tu rutaoiu ttaulie ?n'-.h. SP.'iL''" f"rom ontlmetr yielding to Ihe power of mob. One gentleman said t tiJ Calhollc myseir, and a firm believer In the uw-u 1 hut I am niirtly opposed lo interfering with Ihe uiangemen, who have th. same rlrni 10 use th. tlreeta ceties 9"tli' tliclr opponents, the Uihernlaa so- Th. declaration ws received with loud applau.e, and a resolution was psased appointing a committee or els, who, in conjunction with the President. shall preaeut a copy or resolutions dsnunclaton of the Msyor's policy, at an adjourned meeting or the Hoard to be holden to-day. The following gentle men constitute the committee! Horatio, fteed. Chas J llall, John T. Millar, K. O. Lainson, Chat. 11. Illcioi.lt. lluchsn.tnaW.r. Ueuitl. Till niBiRNiAM itouons lingered around Ihe building until the meeting sd Journed, and If looks could blast, tbe members must have bsen withered Into notnlng when they lelt the room, Fears are sntertslned thst the hot Hilly only shown in words yesterday will Lake the form of action at the meeting to-diy. TUR BOARD Or BROEBRS AROUSED, Defore the opening of the Iloird of Itrokers yes terdsy morning, sn animated dlscuaiion was held In the street If that can be called s dlscuaiion where the artutnente are all on one aide, The brokera were rnsrlng about In confusion, each with a copy ol Tub SUN til Ids hands, comparing notes and ex changing views There was no demonstration made In a body, as at the Produce Eicntnge, but the feel ing wss no less Intense, and expressed In forcible, tliongh not over olcgsnt Isnguage. Mayor Hall was made the enhjetl ol inch eplthela aa I he Infernal fool I dors lie think the American people are to be led by the nore at tl.o dictates of a mob t" "Dona with tbe coward!" "I h.ve lead Ihe Mayor's proclamation." ali? one gentleman, "carefully, and I find lu It not a worn' that doss not equally apple 1 0 tl parade of tl.o III bernlan aoclellea on M. Patrick's dir. If the Or angemen are ti be kept down, let Hie simo thing be done un Iho 17th uf Alarch." The sentiment wsa warmlr applauded by all around the ipeaker, one eiclsimlng in classical met aphor, That's to. What's esuce for the goote Is aauce for the gander." A UZETINll TO BB CALLED T0-DAT. The business of the Iluard proceeded aa uiual. but after the aeslon had commerced the prominent anhieci of conversation was Orangelsm and Mayor Hail. The bronera Indulged In I'm recreation of leenesseelng many a no-called Penlan," and then cave vent In the ruling piealon of the hour Tnare Is but cue opinion on tte ttreot, and thtl Is ultir contempt for a Hovernment which confessea Itfelf ton weak lo protect Its cltiz.us from mob lio eneo. I'reoarillons ar. on root lo call a meeting to-dar for tho uurpo.i. or rrotcatlng against th. action of Hie authorities in th. mailer, and th. Indlcationa are ih.l th. day will be a lively one In Wall alreet. Interview svlih (Jen. Shalrr. A Bjn reporter called yesterday afternoon on Oen. M.nler at tin headquarters of lb. division, 1J7 Mercer street. The oOce wss In a atate of sl.go at IcjsI tno dozen people were waiting to seo the (lcner.il. The leperler made himself known, and was at onco coutteously uslierod into the Ueujrel's private room. I cannot tsll you what regiments will be called out In case or an emergent.," said th. Oeneral, af.er the object of tno visit ha I been stated, nor where they will be tatlone.l, because It would be only In the Interest or the rioters it II should bo msde pub licly known. 7 hat I can't tell you Put Tou may state In l lir. Sun that we have mad. the moat ex tensive preparations to protont a riot, and that an armed lorre will b. re.idv equal to any mob Ihe streets will hold. W. will have enough regiments under arms tn quell any d.eturbanc. that may arite, and ten yet 10 mare." Itor-orter-H id uu wait until the Mil or, the Po lice Coinml.tlon.rs, or Uov. Hodmsn will ask you to Intrrrere f Oen. Mialer No, sir. I shall not Interfere If the poilc. force Is si Blcient tn pie.rrve order, but If I lee that tl.e nutln. rules sin not strong enouzh, I csn Jud tor myscli whether I have the duly to Inter fere or not. In other words The mllltarr will Infallibly be called out If the police can or doet not quell any dls tnrbince that may arlie no matter w, ether Ihe Mavor asst for II or not. The repoiter waa aaaur.d DyOrti, shsler and members of his stall with whom ho subsequently converted, tnat nothing, not the slizht eat matter ol detail libit been forrutlen lo make Hie tuppreaalon of a riot In any part ol th. city but tne work ol an Initant, should the Interference ol luc milttnrv become oeces.ary Om. Mialer and hla tiaff will bo all day at the heedqusrlors, U7 Mercer strei t. and lu constant lHp;rsp'He communication with the police authori ties, and tellable men are siiiuned in all parts ol the cly. Tho Mlllliirr Pri-pnriillon.. A visit to tbe different National Uuard armories late laat Light showed them lo lo alrosdy filled with uniformed tlcopa and with nflrrrs busy In prorating lor tte morrow. Pentrl.'s with loaded mnskels wero pacing up nnd down In front of erch end tl.e utn oil cnthu.sim prevailed. The St-d reporter was told at the armory of the Twenlr second Hegtment that hundreds ot respectable cm.' sens bad come to the door and legged 'or uniforms 1 and permission to do duly In the ranks to-day Many Lad ecuie from Saraloci, Long Ilranrli. U01 ton, Philadelphia, and other accia.lble place., bent on a llko mission. Unas the tamo at the armories of the Seieith, the Ninth, the S-venty-first, and other regiments. There wua a general fathering of tho military last night at lie Tunc 111 headquarters Several of the members of city rerlments appeared in the streets In full un form tn tcvtt to tl elr various armories. The eicltcment which it created wis Bleu. l'h member, of tac Seventy first Ueglnienl, Col. Itocko fil'ar, and the Twenty second were the mot con snicuou. The latter tppesred with knapiscks. This waa In purau nice of orders raiting Ihe Seventh, Seventy lliel, Tweity ecron I, Eight 1. Sixty ninth, and Hinkins'a Zuuaves toi.ruis. The excltsment im 'lit Hi mili'Ume.1 llioui-elves it lntn-e, an I speru'a'lon Is rile conceinu-g the results of to day's stems. ins uilitart onrgn. Iltipqrrvrrita I'irbt Division N cl.n N T New ok duly II. lfll. -Miecial Crier. No i-n ot-eli-euce tn a requi.itiun from tin e.eii amhor ties, the ltd lowinz org.nnatlons are hereby oreterei in ai mnle at then rrspectne aimorles, la fautue drr. tutiy armed and equipped tor arilve e.-rvu-e, on Ytedcctjar n.xt.lhe l.'in In.t .at i o'elock A tt..- Ninth llEnmtsT InriNTtT -The Infantry will be supplied wi htOionndlor ammunition, in ordrrof Mil lien. ALEX. BHALHIt w rntsrnnornn.Col A. A 0 and Chief of Btaff. llEtOQUlRTinS NINTH ItKJIV xkt. Tuiao llainini. rmer Hivisio-. S. u. 8. N. Y. New Voek. July II. 1S1 -Oeneral Or lers No 7 -In eonipliinca with sti.ivo orncrs this regiment will aaembic in full fallens nnl form, will's rross and body bells Ily order of Col James Kuk, Jr. EDO A ft S. ALLIEN, Adjutant ICWhUJ llEAncii'iRTaEVENTiirtEainairr, N 0.8 N. 1 iwiona. .Inly 11 171 -llcunai Orders No. 7 -In obevMcneoln 1) vision Ord'rt of tnls date, tint reglmei.i wnl at'umnlr at tan aimurv in laiinie drr.s iilark Ocltt) en Wednesda.. tl.e I'.lh dny of July, at 7 o'clock A. f Hv ..'.ler or Col. Kmmon. tltrk. I.Ot'fSI'ir.GLIIALU.Ilvt, Llcut. C'ol. and Adjt. llElPQUAIITEliS IMOIITT I'OURTII ItaaiUEVT, Nsw 1 onK. .lulr II IS.' -lleneral Orders No. e -I'urtuiinl to Division (llders, )ou wllla. si liihloiourcuniiiian I at Ihe.f lieadnunrirrs on rdee.itay tuoininr I7ttiintt at 1 o'eloea latisi e uniform fulir ar.ucd nnd equir ped lor active service. iy order II Ml 1 t'llFLL, I.leul. Co). Com'd'g. Lawrence Hxatiif, aoj'i. K fnnrANV. Eixtt Mutii ItmiUEKT N O. S N, Y. New uks. July 11. IH7I rompanv oidere No 7. 'lbs inemKrra ot U Lompmy, nitty. ninth lie; 1 111 tin N, 11 6 N. Y.. are hrrerti ordered to s.teinnie at thn armory, f'.iex Itarket. In fatin uniform 011 Weilnes.iav luf 1.'. at C-1S A M sharp. Ihe I'oinmaulaal exp-'c'.s every member to ne prrent without lali Ity order JOHN KLIHI, C'apt. Com'd'g Coin'r. Jaiiss l.vilL. t-ergt A company of Iho Plflh Itegimenl (Oorman), un der u t. Pauer, were on duly list evening Hi llu-ir aimory in Iliflir elrrit, near Mulberry Tie Tw cut) -second ltepimeut Las also been or 1I1 re. I on dtuv to elty. Thete were nunihem ol vulunteera latt night to fill the places of out of toivn io.eu. rosTDNEi roE rnt nt-N traps. flam lite CpmmiicliV, Amongtbose who ie:ret tne uro'ilhltlon of the parade are the giin-tellrra, o.peclally those along Chat mm alreet and Ihe llinery. It Is dlfilcull tn get a correct ttitement frim almost any of thorn ut to tho exact Inllunnri exercised by the propifql procetilein mi the munitions or warslocks, dnV Ing, however, by Ihe Hints they throw out, and tie beaming couatenaiices thuy exiiibit whan th. tub Jec is inoniioned to them, their (ratio buroBi-te" howed rather high. One man ..ml that I ie ial erool aa It eraa limn.-" armS Wt tw Ce Bt 5aim? ai "A ...atelv belure the Cemdlsil ltt t K"'o's Inter ereu,'?. Towder that wuuU h.ivo been disposed of 10 dai won d have equalled the qiiannty it took to eeuw our patriotism on the glorious Fourth. Iho best trade, however, was done b. Ihnie who practise the trnccifiil ail cf gun scouring snd rcpairiug. l-'or the last week limy have been oveiciowded with work 1'ney all charted double pi ices j and H ihluga had gun. on aa these men fondly Imped they would II nuuld to da) have co.t at least tin nruuul niut'oi a mu.kei to put it iu targeietnug ordsr. I'nrts uud Incident., No class of iitlzeiil feel moie seveiely lh. Injury done to the li lib people by preventing the Orange parade than the Pcnl.ins. The leaders ol tin Ilrolh crl.ood Intel five ml Informal cauenssos yctrrds) nnd condemned the action ol.Mnjor Hall and Super intendcut Keiso. 'liny say, that nUlo they are opposed to Orangemen, bee iuie they regard them as allies or tbe UrlHsh Ooveriiment, they ere ready to protect them In their right lo much through the street! like other hollos of men, The feeling on this point wst to tl ron j among tome of the Irlili Llhtjuon, tint iij,jr Ltld tecret gogilon ot their rooms, tu Pint avenue. The principal members of the Fenian Council were present. Mr. M J. IlerTor nan, editor of the American Celt, tail tbat while he differed Willi the Orangemen, he felt bound as an American citizen to concede their right to parade, and celeb! ate any event they thought proper, Tho anthorltlea In pietentlni the procession did soon their own responsibility, snd the Irish people had no part In the proceeding. For his part, and he knew he represented the feelings of the Droteer. hood, he was In favor of taking such steps ta would retolt In Minting (be Orangemen Into the rank of the Irish Nallonaliale, snd burying the disastrous and dlsgracerul fends which have dlvldod Irishmen for a oentnry, The speaker then denounced the course pursued by the Superintendent of Police. Other members condemned Mayor Hall's action In the matter. the cut roLtcs acbanreuents. At 0 o'clock this morning, the entire reserve force or the police, numbering 1,100 men, will aassmble In Mulberry street, and there the heada of the Depart ment will have many large omnlbuises, with horses atttched, In readlneas to fly to any pirt of th. city. Every man will carry a revolver, and such other arma aamuy be dlttrlbuled from the Police Central Office. Captain Wilson's mounted police, one hund red atrong, n 1th revolvers and aabres, will be early at the Central Office, ready to swoop down on any given point. The whole eurgical fcrcs o'the police will be on doty from A A. M. Msjor-Oenersl Sha ftt and s!str will make 300 Mulberry street their hcadqna.'jers to-dsy, Tho Fire Coinmliiiocer) will be able to arm Jheflramcn at short notice. TUB ORAKGSMgX TO CELEDRATR. Last night a Sun rrporterllcalled at two principal placet of the Orangemen, and learned through craftsmen that they would not attempt tho public parade, as, being law-abiding citizen-, ther cannot attempt to defy tho commuted antl orlllet. Hut they will celebrate the day; how, tliey did not deom tt prudent to lay. kelso m A noaxEr's NEST Yesterday was an eventiul day In the Potlce Central Office. The cewapaper stands nesr by were esrly besieged, and Tub Bun was eagerly telzeel and more attentively read than mutt; and when Tun Sun could no longer be round, every copy having been aold, thon the other papers were bonght np. There waa bnt one opinion or tbe order from Super intendent O'Htll. All lovers or liberty and of law and ordsr agreed In pronouncing the "order" the greatest outrags ever perpetrated upon a people c alming lo tx free, Numbers mined Into the Su perintendent's ofilco with Inn Burt In their hinds, and ssked the Superintendent whtlber he bat pub lished such sn order, snd, when answered in the affirmillre, ono said. "Sir, O d It I you ought to be shot for signing such an order Ex-Superintendent Kennedy wsa around the building aereral times during the morning, and, when asked whether he would have uttered such an order, te eaid emphttically that he would not As for Kelto himself, be wss down-heirted, and although be made several attempts at his uiual Jovlslily, they were feeble and flatbed In the pan. Everywhere In the neighborhood of Ihe pollco luildlng the course of Ihe leading morning nene parers, especially of Tub Sun and Urralil, waa highly commended. Il Is Ihe genersl Impreislon thst Ihe Infamous or der was not written until abont 5 o'clock. Some persons jeaterday bolleved that the order was pub Ilil.eJ by the I!oai d through the Superintendent, making Mm the catspaw or scapegoat. This It not the eve. There It Ihe hlchest authority for saying Hist the order waa not for a moment before the Hoard. Oen. Shiler and several or nls staff were closctod tn the Police Centril Office for some time yesterday; but what wis done th. reporters did not learn. CIlARLl.S o'CONOB ACT1I0R Or THE PROCLAMATION. It la positively known that Charles O'Conor, the eminent lawyer, was closeted with Msyor llall three hours lu the City Hall on Monday, and It la said that lie advltod the Mayor end Superintendent Kelso to forbid the Orange parade, Mr. O'Conor, It seems, contended that the Orangemen are vir tually Ilrltlih subjects, and bare no right to march In procession. Mr. O'Conor Is also sal J to be the author of, tbe order. to ntlch Mr. Kelso sljnoj his mine. Tn FIRST BLOOD. Last mxht Edward Harry of Harlem was standing at Centre end Pearl street, dlscussinr tho n.ht ot Orangemen lo parade, with tome friends. He add aloud that he waa an Irish Catholic, tut wan willing to concede tne right of Orangemen to pirado the streets cn-eqiiil with the rights given Irishmen without reference to creed to parade on St. Pat rick's day. Aa he finished the sentence ho waa struck on the bsck or the head with a tumbler, open ing his icslp. He was carried bleeding to the Franklin street police station, where his head waa dressed by Police Surgeon Hirrlugtou, after which ho went home. A SCIZCRE OF CARTRIDGES AND ARUS, Atfl o'clock last evening Capt. Cilnchy took to tie Yorkville police station, from the House of He flood Shepherd, fucr trunks and several cases con taining male wealing apparel, a quantity of car tridges, and severs! breech-londliig rifles, tuppoted tn have been lelt there by nittlake of the exprets man. LAUQnlNO AT EELSO. At Itryrnl's Opera House laat evening, John L. llall sang the following lines to tbe music of tbe Mabel Waltzes. He had to repeal them tureo times; You .uk mv opinion ol Superintend'! Keiso Tne sniwer 1 will not tinoiher Jnst w ap htm up In the American flag, nd mi bun fir hit mother. WUAT TDI A. r. A. SAT. A Bun reporter vltited eeveral of the places where Orangemen and members ot tne A. P. A. rendez roue, and round thtae peop'e to ce highly excited. AI the headquarters ol Ihe A. P. A. In Ninth sveuue. below TMrlj-rourth street' the members were J-i preailvo lu their oharrvallons about tho order itsind by Superintendent Kelto. The leporler endeavored to engage several ol the promlaent members In con vrieaum, hut those who hold positions m the Or d'rs were very reticent as In what fiey pioposed to do. On the other hand, they ocen.y denunnre.l the action of the pollc. In the ptemitea as wholly unwarranted The lollnwlng Is Hie pith ot what was learned rrciii the general com ersatiun Ihey were much distressed because tie heads of departments kept t'u'iiiailvea nut of rencn and whom tgimed their de.lres and righta. rimy had made repeute.1 efTorii. tn reach revert! of Iho leaders in the city an I bail fulled. 1 he A P. A 'a wire determined to parade, aa trier did not think Ihe older Irmil tho police was directed seain.t them. 'Ihey would assemble on Ihe morning at their headquarters, aud abide by the decision of then leiders. A very turouleut realms: eilttcd ihrouyhoul the entire Iraternny, and tbeie was 1 general fear of trouble 10 day. At a prominent A P. A. honse In Thirty-fifth si. Ihe buN repoiler met a will known Protest ant, w 10 eaid You wav rest assured there'll be Ironble to morrow, whether the parade lake! pi ee or not, Tne Orangemen nil) not star in their houses all elty beeaiiss Kulao lias told them not tu march, snd Ihey will wear their emblems while out, Just to spite their opponents. The hot blood of Ihe I'.ilLolka, af er the encouragem tt they haie received at the handeoflie police, v not brook even lhi, and there'll be many a row and much bloodshed," TUB BOVLKTAED LABORERS. The laborers on tl.o lloulevard ,'.ho arltntrd the di'.'.ulbancet last yiar bare b"n ordo-ed uul t0 le" hialii away from work to-diy under peni.li of In. itant diiuiiuil. If 11 rslns, they will be lorod to sbau luu work Their foreman Is ssld to bf Au diows, the leanler of tho upU pf 'OX lUroa hall's UOVEMENTS TglTrSDl Msyur IU1I rode down. K'!'., avenue jeVt.rdti norniug n his coiipo. and was hidden in Its deiths lie oaisci HHIi Avenue Hotel at lUidJ A. M am during a greater poilion ol the day 11,01 a 1 ter wa beyond geuaral vie v. He declined all applicir lor adiiiisalon. Kuierlulrndent Kelto wtt very genial yesteri end agreeable lo all who called m u, Ofiico 0 claims to h ue served the people well, uud that ,a will tee It .re Ion.;. Meiubeisuf Iho National Ouud were muehiij cued yoalctdiy, ruuuiug arauuj burrowu ci lolvers, .not the Erricri or uuu'i oiiper, A paper of the following Import It In clrcu' o'.. In view of reernt and probarle fulnre ev.,""u. Immediate organization of a society tu M UIR l'i.OTEr-TAril I 1 HOV1 ,.u per'od had arr'.v-U me ff.ij ..ioi.M be oudv, A.Mnni ihi-ife.iarr.i em sin n I lieidqttortcrt In New V i'B ml t" in ronti 01'lon l.i'S th Ollglioil' the I'll l'.iii P8 'i le a.'t erfu 'us I -'I pun le in ti i-aiitiui ne d the v.., i,r. v ,-i ty and cist? err. t' loue. tins re n''..rieton wnten gnet uto to 1 l'airh. ir i n -w a Ihuiuiooi 101 v meaiurea na n-iv I en m-pei- ed in,. The rtaiint onto r in iln Hail rt uui neily and with cull and roligfl 'V he ntoos hi ug taken r n AN 1 r 11 oc 'lg S Ihjer. ij tl llcrtir I ..tnrghtwU,,u,,'CJirwJ,, mtc""1 can I'tolesUat Axsoi JM ff meeting In their dob rooms, Twenty-Ninth trMl and Eighth avenue. The tneeiln wta a strlcily prt- vsle one, snd reporteft""were' excluded. There was a lane attendtne'e. Superintendent Keltu's dlt-. 1 graceful order was the principal objettdlscuraed. I don't aee what right Uiey-bad to atop the Orangemen from turning ont," atld a member to a Sun reporter, "but our Lodge would not have pa raded anyhow," It was not tbe Intention, then, of the America rrotettant Asioclatton to Join the Orangemen, aa j announced f" 1 As a body, certainly not." Hut I suppose there ie nothing to prevent tntTU 1 j vldual members from turning out If they should 1 L, think proper f" I H "Nothing whatever. Everyman Is at liberty ta j 1 doaaheeeesOL I don't know whit you are going to do to morrow, aud you don't know what I ant going to do. We can Join the Orange procession If we please, and It's nobody's bnslncis but our own.'t The gentlemen further ssld thst he had no Idea whether thcrn would be trouble to. dsy, although thing, looked Very black. The majority ot the members condemned the Superintendent's actloa aa I both unfair and cowardly. J I Ilrooklyn under Arnia-Tbe rollco and th I 1 at Mllllnrv a Unit. J jf The uppermost toplo in Brooklyn yestcrdajr T was the order of Superintendent Kelso forbidding J tbe parale, On the forry boats, along the streets, if and In the saloons It received either Ihe encomiums 1 or curses but msloly tbe corset of the men whet were dltcutslng the qneslion. The getertl opinion J 1 waa tbat It waa the greatest blunder ever commit- 1 4 ted by a political organisation, "tnd s political a blunder," said a prominent Democratic officeholder, SB 1 "that Is a crime." Around the City Hall the only B opinion was that the Orangemen or any party o V men had a right to parade, and It ther did fill J and were peaceable men tbey thonld be protected. I! i In the forenoon Major-Oen. Woodward, the Po I? lice Commlsiloners, and Sheriff Waller met in lb. Mayor's office. It was decided to have Ihe whole police force on duty, under the command of Chief Patrick Campbell. The military will also be In rea- 1 diness lo quell auy lawleasneas. One regiment, th a Twenty-third, it to assemble In Its armory ta J Orange alreet, fully armed and equlppel. It Is sop- jjj posed that If there Is any trouble It will be In the '1 lower pirt of tbe clly, the Pi. Ik, Second, Third. 1,1 and Fourth Wards. I 1 TUB HIBERNIANS TUREATENINd, f An officer ol the Hibernian Order said yesterday? 1 "We are all Lo assemble si our places ta nlg.it, as I w. has. Veen doing some time back, aud will por- feet things for to-morrow." j Wbr do you expect lo parade to-morrow f" aaia I 1 the reporter. "I thought that Buperluleodeal i Kelso's order aitlsfied yjn all." 1' 1 "Oh, thst be d dl Ho needn't Hlnk he cast I fool us. Ills order don't amount to that I The Orange- I men will parade If they've got any pluck In thero, ,f and ao will the Croppies; but whetner they door not, we will. To-morrow we will march dowrn s Orand alreet right by here, pointing lo Fourth atreet, where are the Fourth Precinct colire sialic and the armory of the Forty seventh ItoElment. Y'ee, sir, we will; snd no one dare trouble ua,' T Do you Intend to eo to Now York f" I "Yet. ol courae, we'll go where we will be wunteee, snd we'll know Ms plsee berore we stsrl." Why do you not live up this ntTsir f Tha f Ortcgeaien aave succumbed lo the withes or the ar I thoriiie.." In that, sir, I see yon are mistaken they bars not. Here Is sn sdvcrllaemeut In ono ot our local newspapers or this dato which reads 1 OA. W.-COUNCIL NO. tl Tnrte ire the times that Iry men't soul's I" lively niemnrr will be eipeeted to mznt. Ily order. Yopnu. Becreltry. DKN.NETT. I'roiidenL. ij Hy ihls you can see thst they bsve aa much re- It sped for that order as we have." I 1 he police maintain a severe reticence concerning their ordeia. They declare, however, that llrnoklya will not allow any or Its citizens to b. deprived of their rights. Jersey Clly Elevated to n 1'rot t ttnnli Atnona j American Cltloa. In Jersey City Intense indignation was await ened by Ketao'e autocratic manifesto. Early y ester. ,1 day Exchange place was the scene of an Imprompta tt mass meeting, On the steps of tho First Nstloeal I 'flkij Dank building an orator harangued the multitude 1 Ila for upward or sn hour. Ho denounced Mayor Ilatl, If I'- and cballanged the Illberulans or Jersey City or any 11 othor citr to Interfer. with the pirada. j j I stnDd here to-day, gentlemen," bo exciledlf aid, as an American citizen, and as such I believe u tn equal rights tor one and all, Irrespective r ua- S tlonallty or religion. The comniun1-:. or Nevf 'J York clly have aoundej the toe!d or war, and let the grievous consequences be on their heads." lit 1 i- I l contlnuod In this strain ror some lime, and wta ro I 1 peatedly applauded. f OUANOEMBN INVITED TO TKtt NEW XERSCT. The Orangemen or Jersey Clly, through their leaders, yesterday morning informally tnvitetl' the l' New York locletlea to celebrate the day In New Jrr- sry. Up to last evening no response had been re ceived. Some of the Orangemen In Jersey Cil) whs had before been opposed lo nny celebration are now Infaioror it. O.10 of these men a.Md that ho had favored patience and moderation now he and others should go fully armed and prepared to defend themaclves. Thiy woull pirido In Naw York II any parade tlinuld be attempted; If not they would celebrate In Jersey City, and ehould protect them selves al all hazards. I JEIISET CUT nRAPT. 1 One hundred snd fifty policemen will be ready for extra duly In drriey City, ao disposed that they mar be hurled upon any point where uee.lod. Chief of Police Mel' Hilimi thinks Hi it any possible riot raa easily bvquollcd b the police 1 nd mllltarr. Nona la however, renly aiitlclp.iled from the well brhareel lllbernlau societies In Jersey Clly, and anv New York roughs sttsmotlng lo create a disturbance will oon have a taale of New Jerssy justice, THE RECEPTION Or GOV, RANDOLPH'S TIMELT ARB VfnOLl.T AUERICAN PROCLAMATION The publication or Oov, Ifindolph'i pr je'amalloa i heightened the excitement. Democrats and Itrpub Items were alia." laud la their eulogies of lb Oovernor, srsklmr ol hit scf.cn as a n-arler slroks In statesmanship. lie w.is the most popular mm ia New Jeraey last night, and his pexlttou wis stmnglr controlled with that or weak-kneed (iov. Hotrmaa. Uelore nightfall the proclamation wat printed la lirse placards sud posted 00 the walls of every city 1 In the State. TUB UILITART PREPARED. During the day Col. Wm. Elgtr lingers, a promi nent officer on lien, Itunyon'a staff, waa sent lo Jer sey Cit) lo warn Ihe military lobe prepared fur act ive duly, lie lelegrapnel to Col. Van lluaklrk at llerxen Point lo curie to Jerssy City. Tola officer la comm. ml nut uf Ihe Fourth Ite-fnenl, and h is ao eiulied un unenviable leputauon ror de-reliction of duty. He Is Street t oinniissloner of lliyonuo Citr, and, when tin received the ilrp.itrh tummuiiing hnn 'o duly, seut a reply that he waa too buay aiipenntendiin; th grading of an alleyway tn come lu Jersey City unlrsa the call waa Imperative. A second despsiea waa foiwardod to him withnnt eliciting any responae. Col Itogfis roturne-d tu Newsrk. ami toward evea lug lilegraphsl lo Ihe Adjutant uf tho regiment, ordering it under arma. Through this uftlcer all the meinbere uf the command were uittiu 'e.l nefora midiilghl to report at their armor. ea .il 0 o'clock this moroing THE KNIORTS Olf ST. I'ATMCE SOUND AS A DOLLAB. Last night Ihs Knithta of St Patilrk or Jersey Cm. in influential urganizalinii ill lead ng Irish ei.usii., uibt and passed resuliuions lienuunciuaj any nilr.nol on the part of Irishmen to Interfere will tin. pnrzle. They also sent cuiiimitlees to lh lliheinisn bocielles, tiogguig them lo commit no overt tel. nnd tupiilrmeuttng the petition with lh. information that, tl they committed any UivIiisj act, the Knights or St. Patrick woull be lound acuta! them, aud on th. ride of iu'!it;filej, NO PARADE IN NEWARK. The Ornn-emen or Nowark have deel led not to p.iade to-day, hut Ml, I go to Jersey City and takt uart 111 the piocoaviluii thete. 'I he American Pio teslnnl Sucle'les will ala.i ro 10 Joisey City, and Join in Ihe procession. No tru'ihle It epiuelienJsd in Newark, althouxh Chief of I'ulico Uluby Is jl w isrctl to suppress ..MTrrrfSi jiA .V Vciy e.pee-iMiil-, 1- VuUI o'te.ll.-iil rvant, J. liUI. .Ml. I K INK. lcrelary. l.'M'tiUT. IHr c h 1 11 .1, r uf liix-aa, 3l( saw 14. liKuauwAt, New YnRK.r May I, i;i S T'i -In llunm-ahn .1. Oaleiy Hull, ilay'.e t 'lu aii ol An Port. Sir: I'unuuiit 10 the provisions of suhdivielou ol to eiioo Oof I hapiei ait ut Hie l.aw 01 1-.7I. Ihe lluaret 01 oioiiii.il'.iiirig .vi-iuiua the Ihspartuieut ot Dogs iibnill. lhl leno.t of H tuiuMilloiis from Its organ. tjil in on the 3d day of May, 170, rp to me lota aay ut Anvil, Ml, ine'iune. fteiog lis Uisi annual reaur, lh? llourd aoiliiliiullyui peiBtl on Ihs nib day of 1 April, I'M. f r a term ot live )(ar. ft cm -I lie HIU day of 1 1 .'i 101, c. led of u il.-eiv (I HI'v'T wii 1 U'l nun)', JlUC T Ml W lit I I HI Til UK IIM'tl M f HV tin th r i..uatlou Ji lo .u u Hug Su'itb t s) I a

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I I THE SUN, WEDNESDAY JULY 12, 187tt je iber of tbe Department, oo the 111 day of Beptem er, leTO, Henry A, Smith wee appointed to 1111 the f wency. Tho lew provldrt tbtt the report ihell contain finer Hie name, occupation, and compensation of all prisons appointed and employed by etld Hoard fiiooiiu-A statement of the cllon of tha Roerd (luring the ptt year, rlaiilfled with reference to the tarlone subjects and dutlM which into engaged tha llenlloa of the Hoard. H Tnieu-A lilof the orders and rule made by eald M) Hoard, and a description of the cnnlrjcn made by aald Hoard, the raymenta made by aald Hoard, and the pur HV posei and amouhla thereof, and the lemea made by Hfl laid Heard, for what term, at what rent, to whom, and HV for what nrnpertr. HK Fintr-The following ti a list of the nan-e and ocro. HB pallon of all periona appointed end employed by tha Hoard, and whoso aggregate compensation appear! from the 1 reaenrcr't lleporl fim' OcewprtMoti. J.Orentllle Kane Secretary. l TVm W F.ninrinm. Iioimk-eper Jacob A. Wcstcrvuli Supurinleiioent of Itepaira B and huppliee. Eugene T Lynch Chief I lerk I James It, risen Collection Clef It. Waller Towncnd Collection Clerk. Jacob Itamrar Coiterim t'lrrk Jneeph T Martin Superintendent. i William K Ditiyen Superintcn lent, H John Richard, on Sttper'iitetident. l ill lam II lliown superintendent. F.dger Keytrr SnpciliilrMlnt. L John lla'tvewen bupeiintendenl. John 'turner Superintendent, Frank A Hansom Superintendent. William It Fltilc) Superintendent. Louis Fltrgcrald Superintendent. J 1 Kelly.. Assistant llootkeeper. Mortan I, Livingston Assistant I lerk. Seth c Roiiglne Aestitni.t clerk. Thoinaa Larly Messenger ntuttatr or tsnixiiae. George R, llcclcllen Engineer In Chief. John ku-cnan Asleiant hngiueer. pB Kdward A liavm.ind Chief ITcrl.. pB John It Van llurrn.Jr Aiaiaiant r.ngineer. lieacNewion Assistant Kugineer. an Thomsi Franklin Assistant Kngtnrrr Albert Hill Atsi.tant r.nglnrtr. MalKone K. iVaU'n An nam Ui'Kinecr. M Matthew 1. I'ratdl iTrrot V I'airlrw l.arkin Aaelelam Surreror SB CaarleaW Vacl'ord fhief lirnujnunian SM William N. Itadcnhurit. .Draurhiam.in and Atalat- Wk ai.t Mutryor. Adolrh Voecelee flramhlrnian. M Hand Renter Hrau thiamin. Bm K. It Armaironj;. Hratishtiuiaa. BBS Itlrhard II Htndtard Clerk. BBB) Saroitit In compliance with Ihe aerond prorlilon of BBV tha aaid hubdirllon ol Svclion 0. the Hoard noinlta BBB Ui follownij; latemont nf ihn aublecta and dutlce BBB vhrch baya ensaced Ita attention! rihar otUAKititloy. The Hoard met and orjanued on the S i day of laj, BBH mo, by Ihe eriion or BBB JOHN T AllMUV. I'realdenl. III till Htlllll TrciiMner BBB mi iiaIII) M UtMtV. becratarr BBB II adopted lly-l.ai ann nrocured oihcca for the D. BBm partnicnt at Noa IH and Mi llroa Inay BB Taotandlns Commiueta were appointed, via. t BBB I'lKfT The l.tict.1 ye Coitinidtet-. compoaed of, n il sun it HI NT. Cbairiuan. WILLIAM wool), IIUllH S.MI1II. BBB. (Hi ihe rra unaiion f Ccinmliilon -r llnth Smith at a BBB member of the Her arunent. beplemucr 1. l?0. Henry BBJr A Smilh. who wai a puir.ted to ml the vacancy. wa BBm elected Treaaurer of Iha Hoard, an J appointed a men barof thn LxecutlTe Coninilltce LLmtiillilnuur lllch. BBV ani M. Ilvnry. batinK rcitsnvd aa Mi'etaiy to lb BBB Hoard on th lih d.y ol ouoher, Is;j. J. Uieirt' e BBV Kane wa api oiut d Hcrretary ana Mr. Henry wm ap BBB pointid a member ol the L'xiculito Committee, wnich BBj, aow conaiaia ol l.iur BBM Htcunu-'lhe Andliinc Committee, cocinunj of f WILLIAM WIKHI. Chalruiau. hii.mii (i in nt. mi iiAitn m mcviiv. BBS The I'rea'drnt of the Hoard la, n-oHcIo, a tnambcr of BBm both enmmhtree. BBW Tha water front of the cttv naa dirldcd Into ten dia- BBB trict4,riTe on ihe orth Hlter, and Qta ou the Lait BBS IUtct, ai follow! i BBB xoarn ritib. Dutrlcl No. I From Caatle Uaidrn to Pier tl. In BBV tiauiv. 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TI.eirautlea are a BBB follows BBV Toeiereisea cnnaiantinpctinn and snperTlslon of BBV Umi tonrt.tion of tiie nnolic harvi, piers, and slip BBB and ol tha crceili.n and repainns of the i unite uharvrs BBB and Plata an1 lb eiravnl lu ol a in" in ti.eir dii-li h-ts BBV ToiDirea' and report in wruuiir to ihe bei reian of'i.c BBV Boaro ol lucka sneli linprovpnieuls antl ailera'lon BBV Iherrof m thev may deem net e'inry or proner, with BBBV eaUmate of ihe ;iprne thereof 1 keep act ounu BBBJ of tha t me of ait irMini to t e paul hy airn fur BB work dube noiur their anpeiviskon, and ol "VBB tha work upen wnlcn they are enuaiei BBBa ami ol all the other atpe'idltmre In their dlitlic a BBV andof ihe eipene of e ten rarucular work or )ot. BBB with the items loreof. To examine all par rona an I BBV all acronnia for woik done, or tna'erlaii turnishtd in BBV their dlairicta t aert ir (oin.'t inricct. to reitify ihe n BBI uuder oath, in wriilni', and de'ieer theui. with proper BBV Tonehrra, to H, lii.art of linrat a'.d inallcjkisnr BBI coutract woru nnder their aniiervitinn, to exan.iue BBfj ann rep n, neder "an. toihe uoi'd .it Dorks, as to ihe BBB fulfilment or hi"cli of the rnn rart thereof and BBV to certify on eeerr eiocher (or pavmem th-rlur. that BBV earn paymrni i dn ta areoiiiatii;" with tho ienn of BBV tbe Cf.nl rat I. 1 hey are erc ally chau-d. uudei the BBV direeiion crthe lii.ard nf Packs, with the dutv ct at BBV tendlntr to 'br enlorrvinpnl of all 1 ws of thh Hlate and BBJ rule an I renl tii'.pa or 'lin He, artnieni of Unci ri BBI latins in th" whrrea a-n pie s in tha rui of New BBM loik. ai'd 'ha a aiera aolscajtt iherelo aud to r "orr BBV without del iv. to the Hoard of Hocks, all Dolaliuus BBB thereof K.ico iiporint.-ii lent of Horks Is lequlrcd lo BBV leoortriailv at the nihee of lap l)prtuicDl of Hocks, BBf. unless otherwise ordered or the itoar,i BBV The Hoard alvo t.r-alnd tlia offli'e of Snt eri)tenderit BBV of I air ae.d Pnpt,. lea, and appointed ex-Mayor Ja- BBV cob A Wenerveit i,, mi ihe position BBV A bookkeeper, iluef rlura asiistant bookkeer BB three rnileclion cierks, and two assist tnt cU'ra wero BBV kppololod. BBV rrnrai' or ryntNrar.a On ire IVh Jolt ihe Hi ard aprnlnled flat er.il BBJ OKU. 11 Hrfl.Kl.l.AN V.m in t'ti rl of the Ho BBV rarmciit of Hnrks. and a our. in wis or.'VJUcd n.idur BBV) Llm ci)runna t 1 JOHN HI. i IIAiv. Tlrsl Arsi'tant Knp,npr. ml JOHN D VAN Ill'HKS. Jr..oilXLii:iiiCTi BBK fonr oilier esstslsDt ensipera a rlnei tlerk, a-i aiist BBV am clcik, iwo annual tui vrjors.aoj Cio d'au;Us- Bi men H a.a n JSlanlfi--4fmn!fs. m' a T'i'K rios, J Cllrl- ml.-. I every dsy I la week iu CAltrrN BBV TICK'S e n neiH nceilcy, t Vest rilirt i n Cm BBV av. Kilu .i oim now ri'ady iIhmii whi t a,, ex BBB poiici.ocd i i viiu Slu ,11 put, ano lhoi' la'e y landed k Willi K Kl! out al hijbest i 'I'-i's t t,ay fur BBV, t Pr'l I in .ewmr intch hel him n t.on tr,e BBV HI.AKI' 1'OMi .1 Alor pl4i: and II.' I'll it "5Tt ri'.STl ON, -toils, u rl. 8 rn iI'.kmoh. T BBV l kinds remly hi iMHh 1111 luirimt r n w trait BBV wantea Mia oltK.ilON's nl I efil-x OH"ikcrsi. A T!l HOWKHY K,-st ila.s irwinaTiiurhinei BBV Vby monthly paytnvnls in work, lnitructini itee. A T Kill l!l,i:i ('It Clt SV, work u fnrnuhaj to V pay lot all ki'i I ti( rewint liMC'i.tir. Bwi 11IV aril scan hinila wauled on y llioe liivlui: BBI XJ cxi.erii'nri. iirii1 tt.plv no w, rk riven iu w m Ht'MrnuKV into.. t nrinr lJIKIIi T ()l Jli:l(. Sevrrnl C"ol ln1,ial,d n BBV J) small lor, u-eoer preteried.waiitei, all so IVaihlni; BBV ton si. TToilli Tlirrftn7hiMrs waulodTlX LANO d, II forana BBB ly'JI st. Apply foelhrredavs TTA N 1 to tu.ikp iai not dn and di nun pin's hy 11 .cliiin. LCi'.H-t, CL1!K 4. t CaimJiL imB 1t:IU:.N (Jlltl, wanted at llroiTlwijr. Bb T A 1)1 fcri tvoik turn si eJ at home to pay tur hci BH mJ Wewi an ItVheelar i W llon's icwid; maehmia ou BBV tuonthlr iiistnlliiienis tn'irtic'tuti fro" N. V. MAL'll.bllK.'H CO.. U llleeckersl. B rVTV Ml HIT Ton. rs aa'iflcd at Wai:ilni:iou BBJ ll I uutidiv, ll'j Ainilyal 'f piflMTDIts wante I to wori on When tic BBI t son mini ii' Hii ivoi k mid iro id mv none on t Bm lap' neiu t inna na,"l nntihatth' West Ilrsuley A BBI Carv Mai 'i afnrmir ('i.innany'i olCa. Zll Vel Hiili BBJ It in-ill' it i.h and hid ays. B 7KII AT'lIK' wnnt-l n lnj'r' in le'un-! "iT BBV 1 mul.u uiilnihlrii jd4 ur.ix r i. at II Wjir.i it, BBV kpaiairs B i"kl'l-:ilA,rtlh tianlertaii W ,V W a'tnaeTil'iii a for B I cu-l on w ,rk. A W V UIMAILl.tiS Hro ilw it )l'i:i( ll(l.l, tVami'l, So'vnla to ",k ut BBB I siiuare a:,t r.iu id -otl ir box-:' n'. niv tn'w laetov, BBV IU Weil ,lh si Ol.li l inl. Ml'lm -i lo Ihls k li'l BBK M wor. li.'Cd atml) Iti'iniic at M I IN Kltt IhLM', BBI Muiriy si., and up town Also, some uiris ul?u to BBS leai n lJATKIt lnTr.-. Ilanifi wauT.-d on Lluu"worl-. BBB X kuoil pnv alt-uiy eninl' viurnt. A. II. hIMI. 40 an I SI Wooster si OTUAW.wrs ;ii 11 mcry. Huh pucoi pmd to B O irood alti-ieia BWi Vl's''' tela ami opi-raiora at lil L ist Unit at top BBV y floor pall all the week s.r A ,NT'l,ll-A Boud tallorvee one whocan operate BBB y onteei. also u coud tHllorfs ti itork on Hue BBB toals and hiitKiiihnle. Apply ul )0i Last Win at cor. BBV ui Slav. 1 1 all this aoek. B V A NTl. I A low tint clnis iinilinerx to m ike sr,i I BBV ti plus uulyexheri'MiPinl h inns of c out usemod H tpply tH'Olfimlill li I llroaimay. M 'ri.l-A flrslcUas operator on W A W 's BV ii inn linn', n 'ii" oihir uenl appl). Call for two BBV dais, unrv siorf ui iiruoni" st. R V", NT'r.ll S o' erlrorlT liasieia.' 31 (fill BBe it pii.'un shiiii t,ati s l'.inta (iven out to Daub. BBV IV! all week t Calli.il loe hi B W ANTIIII-A ilrl lor plauriuiiiiii; iirilowirT, BBJI 1 1 ifu tlooi. AV ASI'KI) Iwo inlloressoi on coats rilaiiiiiiie BBI l itnet. "V'llll.XI li l( ,s can ontam siiustion tree lodr Bh .1 inui aud meals at be. each, or hoird at flO a aeek, BJ at tha tins' iidaicj House. V bt Mark's piare r-a .f;lr,IM.Ilp and batters, and learners, on JVJ Pni I hesi price paid. IU Can Inn at H, ANOI.H. H .157 !,:A,S'': "l". I'P a os w 4 w" w w uv".',;vfir. l" Jr IbBbBbV- v bBbBbbbBbBEIbBbBbBbBBBBBI Bnttl--4'Tn A I, A nR number of eooks.ebarabermalds.lami dresses, small tins, ere-n (Iris, and ftenerat bouse workers wanted Immediately for excellent placet In elty orconntrr, at W ALKBIl 8 employment oflloe. ISa f th av over drnr. store. A- VIIIINO woman wanted forneneral homework j must be a sood washer and Ironer and bnnr riood reierecce. Apply at 1W Oiana street, bear Centre Mar. ket. AN experienced llnlnt mnker on Slneor's machinal can b iv strady work n n eood wae at fl.sclri, Inaction ol Deet a d Drhevoise sis Ilruoalyu. I, A II V eiTe7ipecd in aelfini'maehlnes wanted, at t,v tiruadwar. New fork one that understands tha hlias Huwe machine preferred. YflllNO ilrlwanWd IcTtake care of children i references isqoeslrd. Apply at U Ualbarlne at., fancy atora. All I II I, to do housework In an odlce wages, $1.W perocek. ii nleeckor at BIITTONlloi.r. mak'is'and (Inliheis wanted on cnslomshirts A W W MlLLr.lt 1 IHIIinadway. B 7tT(NIIOI7k and veil Diikets wanted. Jit HailWlhst riOill' NY UOINd V KMT July SI Destitute V sirls aud boys, who lome well recommended, can procure rood homes In the Weil by calling; upni the aueni ol ihe Children's All Society, at the office. 19 Last 41b at between the hoors of 9 and II dally. I'oor loil wnrthv lauulics deslrlui to cniljrala will ba alJsd and advised DM KHvJM K V. US wanted: steady work for cood hauJs. call all tha week aMJ West U:h st 1nX1M:iUK.M'r.l cloak iiandaid braiders want. ed at 1.571 Ilraxaway, near Wl al. Krrand ml, tlood waces. 1F.ATIIi:ia,Uoodprenarera and Punchers wsnl ed i the Inchest pru ea paid. II Crosby st GOOD VVOIIK atTdtneit prieTs:topa"y for first cla's sewimr aiichlnaa, at 137 Katt!4ih at. a'. ITT tin ay, between Mih and silhsu., and I.SJJ II etbe twaen Kth and "Itn sis. GI It lA wanted for wrtvmc (Imn, by liUKMKIt ti CO.. 1 ntnadwy. GI It I.M wanted ercuilnmrl to workmi on morocco ano; oaner boxes, at IJ Aon st ,3d floor, rear. IA III CM (amM on Wh'eler A Wilson's sewint ma. Jcnlne I0 Hieecaer st I'lenly worn afier learnint. A.TOTII: to eirrs -lnstrucllons free on sewinr ma 11 rninrs, at the aewluir macliioe school, II St Mirk's place. OI'F.lt ATOII. baslers, aid buttonhole maters wauien on lined isc coata (W. A W machines). Apply alJuiK West 16th at., corner 8tbav. OIT.IIATIHIS wanledon "flannel ahTrts, and one on tlrnver A liner's i h:htst prices, ana steady work at SU Clb st .in store. OI'iTuAToTlM on WheeierA union's machine, and rur liners Apply a' Ita Vatick St., New York. 1' s?, kTtO It rt wanteTt on pants: paid U, II, and II cenw per I air. MM l lib St.. yard home. 1A l'KltHO. KM -Wanted mrla "on slue and pasta woik, au AMK3 IIAVICAN'a. ill T'eatl at. S l:VIMI "ill Al'lltNKrt-'AII Improved kinds rented and sold Monthly payments, tl tlreenwicb av or W 10th it 'd 1.TT Kaat liroadway, bear Km cers. Wheeler A W lsnn. 155. STItll'I'KIt wanted, tirl iryonnKman. KIN.NKV lilioa.. Ill West liroadway. W ANTiTiT-Twoexperieneiid nlils lo a i.rt ate V v laml y, one as Kood plain cook, washer and Iron er. the o'her as luambertnald and waltrcat Apply at IM West tlih st W A rTr.ll-A atari to do general housework, a anott v 1 dtta ice from the city t would prefer a colored on., Ii oulre at 1NSLKY DUO M lloalajouiery St., Jatsey City. W ANTKII-A flrai.cian operator, bailers and Bn II tilieraou pantaloons. Apply at New now cry. II klOlllli:. rANTKI)-Kirlenced bands on bows, scarf', IT Ac, to work In shop. U. L, COIIKNtl Leeaardat. V A NTH II 50 rood operatois on panls and vein i and to (ood vest baiters, at J Astor place, North 1st St.. Wllllamtborgh. V A NTF.II-flood finishers oo asms, u cents paia and one oy the week. Applx at IH Norfolk tl 1st Door. V ANTED Lxperleneed hands for Lamb's and 11 b.ckijra's koutin; machines. 5Jt Canal it 1st fjwr. W A STKD-10 new shirt troncrs on fsmllv work. IT Call Immediately, ready to work, at 01 ast Uroad rsy V A NTi:i) A younc tin to do Phamberwork aod TT make hctiHf teuerally nteiul 3U Kist iJtoadwa. VTA'l'KI-"oo1 hands uirli) for (Imn wtavlux, VYbr IHt.NHT IMHTvviotA CO.. Sillloirery VATr.ll-A youiictirl from II IJ tears of nt, TT todoltthl hoasework atJlillroome st. WANTIMI 1 cood Ironers In rrencli laundry, 51 TTVein uitnsi to basem nl T It A I'T' l'.lt TnTTiliTr-stiipp.ri wanted al 377 Sd T i av between Slat and d Ha W A VTKIl- t the dmlci eaioon 337 Sprinc si an TT assistant cook. V A NTF.II-A youhi ml to assist in housewoik al T T tuO Hriome l V A NT Ell -A sirt to do central housework, at in! TT lletlei "t Clantfi'-Hlaltt. T'()t.T boy wanted ooe who 11 able an wllllnf to work hard w at" at flrst ttl per week, ani if l-rtmn sal'Sfseton wi.t tnrreae Apnlv between II and III A II to 1ILNNK1 f A Yb,ZKY,fcH Tearl st and bNewllowctr AFMIIIlfM.eTN biwsuoer. Aptf.y st IT Ves7y st oetwti'ii I and o'clock. J AMPS CLAHls. IIOHM:sllOKIt wanted-r'.rst-clsit fireman, ai II culillKlT'a I7 "'iousl. ltOV warned, trom IS to is years of aie. App.y nl Sis Fan i.l -t H'noo BA K Kit wanteo-A lorrman au I second nanJ k'liolbsn ls. Applv t 3d av, C1iTTKttfi waniwt on satinet, duc ant denim pants LI.KI) CI.AHK A CO ,jiyM'aast n fl.TIKrt and eninloymrnt for men, women and boys, by i iinipir. Npw city Mmulacturinr Co iv.v Csp fal stork 1300 000 slures sell nt at II", secured npoui, aleiaie 6d0 lots for sale ai $0J each paiaule II weekly Call at 500 I'ssil st 11 J J IIOUOUKLTT. Preidenl. (IIVfJAIlltlKltS wanted to atteun piastereis" Call at me uw buildinxs on Kt lliosdaay. n -a r kssax t or ti Havard st near the llowcry. or In Mm I beiwecn 51b an I Uth avs. J SMIITL nAIINK"" 11 II Ult Two ecToTmtnwanUdlo work on ruiul aaJ stained reiut, at ?xi I'earl st. J A PA N.N lilts wania I (or main lilar work: steady job. Jltll M I' CONNOLLY. Hi INatl at. KirrSI,ilVK firfTi.'ll-SieadyVmnlovmenl to a food man Addi.'ss, statin,; terms, c, Call toiuts i, love Co San I'raudsco. I "AII LA 7.1 lilt ft wanted, al 13 Hleepker it, lj Uh.O IIOCUAN A HltOS. HfK'ICTIKN AMI HI IN Kits, -Steady worki Mniisnd tunnel K.ie trains tu Mtddlctowu waxes, bench li ii, t.tadlnr f 4 J I n honra hrH'llhSb. IIKNMiTT A CO. SIIOK.MAIil.il wanted. Ten men can obla'n s-eady c n idnyinent on turned caclti, aud buy a houic oo easy lerois al Holnrook. I. 1 Tlioa A It WKIUIK1I. n liroadway. k'llfivr.lil.r.lts aid rorkmrn wauiel, wares, l"Ji.0to,v Apn y ai 1J3 West II ill it c ir 6th av. rit t rril wsnuri-nre wb uodi-isiands ins. I 'n aid si'idtrnw boiis in ihe p'rem h failuoi Ai i ly 'it'er A M at M oojin si in ih bssen-ent rMI It IKI'llS. -A al.'Ut artue younr mau ol I p'lirnr,! lo woik oa crackers. Apply at U1L MOIl'b, i(lre. nwicbsl. ril(l I'lAMI rtlAKr.ltS.-rinl'her wanted al I I'lii IILlt'ii piano maaulaciory, U5 Weil at., roar (i.h av. VV A NTKII A p r irr laze nilnirr, to take cl.aice II ii a oallil hop one thai untie. auudi uriia.neni Inr. prp rri',1 sM sotH'l haluts. In Lo to Albauv N T tea Iv ritiploi lu-m, in a ,'oiirern biilldlni. Iliht 'vi rK, muiilnc lour Pi.s Kor paiipulais miutm of Mr. IMMi. a. Ihe office ol (he tlciropjlitan Hotel, N. Y MTKII-A voiinjf mtnua vosrs out. unelbst TT wines stood hind, t tend ufle and coll-ct lulls iieidr wmk and l'r a!;i'i cuen 1 1 a con.i stpadymsii' rrlerrnce roiulrod. Address CULLLS loll Pox 171, Sun ufflrp TT NTKO-AI tha liteea sawlo imp line factory. TT Pjjimiiit lliooVlin, an exiiorioice 1 die sinker also a rood tool maker on laps an J die! constant uii. pio ment to toiirr. steady men, wh can come wall rpconim tid"d assocli V A NT l'.U A niiari. auiive Hov.noouilS yeaia o d, Tl In a down lon siaiioneiy offlco Address ""I'LhV.Xew Yoik I' O. VANTI',I-A lloorunu horseihoei. ArnlraiUe T I corner ol Marion ai. aad I'dllo i av llr jokirn. .lAMLb CIKXIK V A NTI'.II -A i ul (lertnm hoy lo help in bakery Tv a 'J I v u'a'u aalnnn. an I lake oar1 ol a boras, ai i'7 Murray I o'clorV V ll. V ANTKII-A c hi I rarnaze palntei i u me lul a Ti cih".ii 'rainsn ih'p.i at sly, lo Jl'U,W Jlow cry, hciwii'p 1 M and 1 1. M VA7I.H A saronil tan I to nnik on bread TT wat'iis I'l'p-l uak and board. 8IMLON IlAVlt, Ttiaiiii's st huwpoil. II I V A NTKII -A boy in a dinmiE saloon wiio under Tv stanua waii'nri on tables none oihera. ul '111 rrunkiip si nesi Wpm st V A N'TKII An ornauii'liliT ou lln ware to ilo strlo TT HkjiiI Iril t. Slnir liuiuue of JA1IKH O HMITII A fONR I3K Wlllmm ll V TIMI-ii-liriT'k Ura, Applv to I'HIL Tl won l-,riiaiou,ljuilttou.!j I iijaidaiice.Wrljht st near th" park. AAM N T H II A tM)Ttl Tin 'A. TvUiiiiliall si., fomt TT lorn fu' railroads, brick yarda, (arms, miues. Ac. V7NTMI A ImTTl or l voire ii"Viie"toi aril Hie TT uiailuiii.t liilllliess H Wesl 'Hill t. V A NTI'.II A too l core boy, Apply to J COLE T MA .V t O .yifcnlrett. WXnTI'.II A cood blackamilli aud nheelwrixhl, T T at lan W.sl Hill .1. V NTI'.II -A sood steam and nuVrT'at ICI TT llm livikhrl. ay ATIill-l'ainaiO auulb'a bclpci, at 7A nisi T A NTI.II -UooJ boolt caiupuaitors al 338 l'ujrl TT st ifi HCASIIV 111 IK KIIS wanted af'lacm av., bo U tneen Ul'li aud luth s llarH n. IThtTK I'llTTKIIH Ktoidv"wn7k and tool sJ vraf.es. 1 Oioena ten st 2IKI LOW A NI)HI, 3s .TIAIINr4"waniedbyJAMi:silriSNrjT KiTm rrk, btaten Island. Iloata Itstp liai m. N It. i)t I.AIIOHKH! wthlel -Wanes aevculuco svr alullluifs per day t also liod carnnrs, 1113 JOIIhf MuMAllDN.IOWainliuilonal 1 fklTvVKAVKKH wautciirmen and women, lor g collou a'oods, plalu and laucy. ate Howling JfWn TS.1iroitH w a n te d "to" m alTTcom m 6 il RBnii-jBli:fc ATTKNTION, AflKNTH, rToBUMeTajyTTnd respeoiable buslneaa i II to til par day, or evening-1 conveelent Utile aitlcla. Ill liroadway. omce No. l! np stairs. Alii AN wanted that understands lacqurrlnr sliver Clltraonldlnr. J A. ItASKIt, SB Naiaan st. BAKKlt-WantecLone oPtivo food bora la tae bakery. MO Ulh av.. cor of Kth at. ClAltlflAtIK painter wanted t Keneral workman, Apply at Hieuben St., cor. Myrtle a v., hast Brooklyn. IIIIfsK carver wanted bvsrVAV UUUIUNTooT ner flay and tlreene all, Jerier CUT, SOKIir.lll'.ltS wanled to lo lo New llruhiwick. Apply at W A arren at. T II A KKIt-.-tVanled77irnod cake baker to t I lo the can dry i none lul cool ana steady turn need aoplj at Ml Smith, at.. Urooklyn, between 10 and fITvVtl rood blarksmltli helper!. Apply at oiilce, 9 1 Her it room 11. V iTI-ll-At the American Hraai Foundry, 31 TT Centra at., a core boy i A No, li no otbera need apply. W AJf HI'-' doormen boraeshocrs. ApWy at TT UliLLKV'4, Atlantic aud Waiuloglon avl., Urook lyn. WANTKII A lapper to fold cotton roods; none T T but experienced bands need apply at W Dutne st, WANTKD A yount man to attend baritomaka btmseil kencra'.ly useful IW Wame atJertcyC.ty. W ANTKII-Two tTlackimltb'PneTpcri. Ihoso who v T can work aome al the fire. Apply at I If TV. IQih at. WANTI'.I)-! f.ritclau plumbers t no others need TT apply at I Weil Ills at. T. CUUACK. V ANTKIl-l'ianofor'a case makers. II JKNNT8 A BON. 3.11 Bait lilt at. WANI'KII-A rood reneral han 1 and a slitchari T T mod wakee (iven. Apply at III utaenwlcli st. V" ANTKII-tltal" frame prcparora Apply at the ii (laidner Mannfacurlog Co 110 liowery. i) nt nil e oo iikt. Vale In partition. Adlonrned late tinder tha direction of KUUK.NL C HOK, fleferee. I.OOC llUll.lll.NO LOTS, Splendidly located In (he villarea of WHITKnTOMf AMI I'l.UMilNII, ailoloinr tha improvements of rotipenhusen, fcke A ro The estate of HAN1-L IllUUl.lb, decaaaed, comprising tho celebrated iiiooiNrt NUiaamES." The One avennei and bnnlevardi to connect the vil lages ut Kluitlng and wnnestoae will in.eraect the property At auction on the premises, (o be sold to tha lililhesi bidder without loerre.br hHWAHH A. LAW IIKM'P. auctioneer, on WEDNESDAY, JULY IJ.IHI.AT 13 O'CLOCK, NOON, In Iota and plots from I lot to 30 aerrs. This properly poein'ei unequalled advantages, be n aboat (en miniies' walk, and nearly equidisisnt from tke Kiubqihk, w&itesione, ant College I'olot denote of the l inshirg and Norm M.1 Itallroad, wilb fortv foiir dally trains to and from New York ro onlnt time, taentv mloule to Hunter's I'oint. Vluthlmr Is oniysevea miles Iron) 31, h it ferry byjacaaon av.. which la a f-ea road to the great metioootls. This Is decidedly tha belt property now in ths market. Last train reaching the sale leaves Hunter's I'oint at toil A M. Clean lota v Itbtn tbe reach of buyers of the most limited means. Kor maps and particulars applv to I'A.MKL lllllOtN!!, II Coriisndt st. in the baiement. I1K.NJ Vf DOWNIMI, Kluthint. and Wil.O. I1IQQI.NH, on th premliea. 1AI1D, VJ "1'KOfLK'S COLLEGE ritOrEllTY." Mince the two succestul sales of .inue'llaid Inly 4 all theduvelnped lots have been taken up, ren lerlntr the sale on (hp tdtti tntt as aononnced, uum-cessary. A little t'tna will now be requires to prepsre new streets, and doe announcement riven or In nexi nuv lic sale. Meanilme mat s msr be seen andseclclloi of lots made at am onke at nnvaie sue Hi.NO.KK A CO.. tl Cedsr st. Hfll.llltUfllt. I. I. -New rotuie. I rooms. 4 lots, close lo depot, l,10o, by small payments lots, tli to I30i farms, t& per acre, shoemakers, a so mi chsnles, can obtain employment In thia proipeloui sctlment, and aecure a home br monthlr tnitali menle bsattby location, airreu graded, taxes s.uall, title perfect i over 100 famlllea there. TIltlMAB A. li. WKIISTEll, 78 Broadway. I, 'Oil piA I.K-flrojklyn cl.v lots oa and near the liroadway, Kullon. and Atlautl" av. railroad llnca t sirsets paved and water pipes laid i terms easy, A 2-noiy an t ba'emrnt bonte, near rulton av II.M0. A b ouse oo Chaaneev at., i,ioo. TV IUiKCKKl, ii Brooms at haw Tork. JnSbli nu l Stl l I, A ItliKhalr factory tole(, Iwo stories hlrb.wlth t a laige brick oven, water, and eat. Cad at Ml Spring st. fJ'O l.KT.-lsaisil office to let In the second story of the Sin nulldleg. Apply la ths Publication oOce. corner Naisai and rrantfortstt. VVo'lt KSIlOI's to lt ariiTwpit 17th ai. Two TT flouia one 23x19 aad O0aa3x3ifel i good light aleam power ll required, loqmre on prmlies. JpOlf II. IONTINK.NTAI. iToTI'l, LONG UrtA.NCII. tv. u. uoiinows, I, ale ot Everett Home. New York. i MlOHKIt t-'H'TTAIIi:. or"nos"lte T dpot, Loog J UiancU. house first class terms reasonable. C. f HKMHIIOKSO.N. 1'ioprietor. JSoazb anb ?oom. VI'F W gent.emen can have good hoard with pleas ant rooms, terms low. Sad West 33th st. "trOlt.NletHr.il romu lo lct."wu'hor wlthoiTI i Loard. 4.1 K.il ISih at lop Boor, back. AIIOO.11, rurnlshed suitable for bcuiekoeplng or atugte gentlemen. 50 Ludlow at. NICK furnished room to let to I ceot.omen. IV) lietier it. H(IAItl) and two unfurnished rooms wanted, Mut 3e in a l.lgh-sloop house, pear 9th St. and Av A, lor two couple Terms abou IJ) or montb Americana preferred. Heferencea exchanged. Address lor a weak, L. II, liUKNb, XUH Lt luih at., cigar stoio BO A ll II wanled by a young man. In a family where iheie are no oiher hoardcrai location not far from tlt st. and 3d av. Addreie, staling terms, DLONHK. box 110. sun office lJOA UDI.NC-1J 1st el .near Uowerr i rood boardi IJ aiu le clean, airy rooms, ani looms with single beds i 1310 17 per week i also, table boarders It 10. iT.Wtlll.Nt: -mCanel st.Tnear UcTwaryTa few mechanics can nave ood board and pleasant rooms. BTFaThi In a Keotch famUyj gents, 13.3! ladles, II su.01 Weil 3tn st. C" Mil' NTH V ilOAHl), In a private family, can be had torflve or aix children, tn a healths location i fine new oi bay. tall wa er baihlnr, Act tirtm moder ate.A.idri.s L, M. IIALUWIN. I'econlc. h. I. 1,i I II MSII Ml rooms to let for genllamen and for houaakci'i inj. 3 Uroome at., near OtcKard st. I' It N IMlr. II rooms, with convenience ior bouse. aiu p ng. a ill Bin av., near Jld al. 1,i I It Msll Kl) front toomi to let for housekeeping. ."73 lliuoup ai. cor. Allen. (a O0 board, pleasant rooms (or mechaulcs i terms Tf iiioiltraie 4 13 Itn av near 37tb st T 17 Ta ,11 fiT'ffl.'srriT.. near Caiharlne.-Kurr.isti. i I ra loiiiui to let, from tM to 4.M also, iingla beds, 11 A nsinMiCraiuts, A I.K VAI'liT and later beer aaloon' license and t lease p r I rear splendid lliturcs t IIU i alocr ll required i rem am. Clettav., beta ten SIHi and Xlu air., rfreal barfaii. Kor I'm going to Texas, Ui HAT Kiocery storo (oi sale cheap, up town i do ng business i with ro mi attached and low rent. Appll lo 1 1104 OAKhNKY auctioneer. I t'liamhers st. I l.tMIV 'tore lot sapi." Apply arifi Last lltb at i applt after I o'clock In the evening 1?(llt SA I.K-A flrsl class conrcctlonerr and Ice cream saloon, now doing a flood business. tottr kale and low rent luquiro at Dr. II A lull.-) aru.' nor", 34J Alisn'ic av., Urooklyn 1,011 S t l.i: -"lock and Allures of Frenpi paslrr anil icecream saloon, will lake the first offert with i Tears' leas'. Apply ou premises, 3j4 3 av 1, OH SAI.K for I 3J-A ge.verl and cood paying business with lease, as and office fixtures ana atoragc room t:ioMyiile av Urooklyn. IMIIt rA I.K cheap-block and fixtures or acandy ano v .iieiy slure, doiu- a ulce bunusss, B7 .Nelson it Urooklyn. I.'lllf ptA I.K-l audy ani varictv stnro wilb root 1 b'l'r and so la wstir fountain. Ill West aJJ st. I, Oil A l,K uhi'sp Two meal mirkels i rath trade, (.'ood local ou. Ac 137 Hold st Ill'ooklytlj (s IIOCKII Y (or aaiei the owner wiihei to tellra i f rai' civcn anexua barroom alone will pa the reni don'i mia. Corner of Academy and Norfolk all. Newaik N J. I" Al' Mill -The old esiahllihod Meliopolilan I l.aii'-div. 1 l llncrker at dolmr a splendid busi ness, lbs piopristor bound by couiracl (o other bust mas, and ca:u.ot aiiend to it. C"".!!!! VII,I, buy theflx uies. irood will, and tuill'W th ee teai-s' lease ol ihe only fruit, wine.ai.d cigar atoir in Harlem, (m ner will sell or remove ihe f."."l I1.,,11.' '''''"'fd AipW to FOLEY A UtCKKN l'',iiu,;.Ai,i,i av near lain it. ti". AH H.I buy one halr IntTresi In a meat Oil W Tf sn.l vi celablemarkoliiolur a rain builueas uioterJI.CUOpcriiionlb. Kor naviculars address MAIIKIvl. box I'.'l Hiinoltlcc. i a m i l .J ilunlion RiiiW. VOII Nd married man wliaea a sun ili"ii ascoaru. I man uiaprivala lamily or In a luery alalm'i Wil II amal ura Ii ot Itrooklyu prrfened ran drive four m bum oi u,oip uiuii'rainnjs bis huslnessi 3 ii-ara' lelrri iaa Apply at S00 Nnrih Cth si. near Norlh ti, Williaiiiiliuuh. I, I for tn dais, ,4 I.A II V fully qualilleii withes a sii a.u n as lore ;V woiiian oi sample maker lu a flisl-. in wholisaia mil ll ii c-t y rsiahliihmeiit ran give iclertnrrs as lo ability. AC Apply personally ui ill Wot Ulh it. Mlt I'AHAVAL1.I. Afillllll Unriiiun girl wishes n slliiatton for thstn. burviuik lud wuiher an I truuer. WINoiiulkit M. IIILH. A VOI) N(i man mince u Hliiunoii as ainpiui:rlerk i 71, years' rvlorcuco. Adiiuis V. L 1 Ith it., Iliuoklin. A liOOII aud sober cake biker wains situation i 1 can oruamvul an I uaae Uiwcrs, luiuire ul 10) Lssex sl WANTKII ll) a ruiiuiclabli'Twcll educated youth, TT eiiiployiecm wmca a koud hind, and can give Aral c an city rtfercace, 11 yens o4 box IW, 1 'sBr i 4irmru'l T-ii-r-iTii-iirrijiJjisraiiL fJTHK NT VOBK (TlAiltUT, ftAtLTTAY COUl'ANlS CIHKOTOnS., AMiiamim T, Rtiwaiit A. OarTrrnitt, tTiLLiav 11. Twiid, Jonrr Jacob Aaroa Apopst tliLKOirr, mil D. Bwxiitr, CnAtaLxa A, LlnoiTT, Livt r. Mohto. Jama T. D. Liniaa, nconSttrrs, rnlUkLtn OaaooD, Willhis T. DbODOlTf Tilliim Dptliii Driroiir, RtmaiD O'Ooiau, Jonn J, DiiDLir. Joai r. Niviito. CmiLis L. TirriMT. llm it BHrrn, WlLLIl- R. Tliviae, EdwaedII. WtlLlT, Jotirn Bgustiiir, Mairror Mauli; IltcnAiD D. CoxirOLLT. Joint Tailo Jonaaror, lltMlT UlLTOaT, IIEN1TT niXTON, rtcaldeot. iiuan smith. Viei rresiaeoL W. DOT LEn DUNCAN. Treasurer. tUTTAUD T. DARKER. Secretary. Dy authority ol tie Hoard of Director! ot Tha New Totk Hallway Company, and In conformity with the terms ot the Act of Incorporation In that reipsct, tha undersigned Commltslonera on Stock Subicrlpllou give poblle notlco fsr and on behalf of the Dlrectois, and of such Company, that Dooki ot Bobicrlption for the Capital Sloet Iherootwlll be opaaed on Wednai day, the twenty elghlli day of Juno luitaot, tt Ihe following places In tblt city, vn.i Al tbe Uanklng Home of Dusctn, Bbirmin A Co., 11 Nauaa street. At the flanking Uoute ol the Dink of tha Metropolis, SI Union square. Tha Company Is aothorlred to eicitrttct two Viaduct Hallways cr branches throu;h tha city of Naw York, on Ihe call and weal slice thereof, from a common starting point at or near Chitabcre street, between Itroadwey and Chatham street! also aeioii narlstn tlyer and tbtoogh TTcstcLcaier county! with power lo bolld adlltlonat llnei of railway or branchea from lime lo lime, la any part of the city or Westchester county. Tbe property acqolied by the Company Is exempted from taxes ani aaaesimentt doting tbe period allowed for the final completion of the railway In tbe city. The Mayor, Atde'inen, and Commonalty ef New Tor. are aulhorlied and directed, with the approval of the Commlsslonera of the sinking Fund, to aubicilbe for five mlllloniof dollariof the slock of the Company whenever one million of dollars thtie of hat been subscribed tor br private parties. This conditional amount of stock has beta wholly sub scribed for and taken by the Director! of tbe Com pony. On tbe completion of cither ot the Hoes of rail way to the Hoe of Westchester county, the Snperyliora ol that county ate aathorUel lo Issue the boaU ot Ihe county to such amount as the Supervisors shall deem expedient, to ail in the construction and extension ot the railway Is and through that county. For tbe proper equalisation of the Interest of shareholder who may inbecribe ana pay In moneys at dlSercnt times, tbe Directors are aulhorlied to issue scrip for Interest on sucb payments, payablo out ot the tarnlrgt. Tbe terms of subscription will be at follows: Ira per cent of the amount ot atock aubtcrlbed for to be paid Id cash at the lime of aubtorlptlon, Tha realaue to be paid as called for by the Hoard of Dlrec lora on it notice of thirty days but bo call At any one time to exceed ten per cent. Scrip for Interest at tbe rate ot seven per cent, per annom will bo tsiaed by tbe Company payable out ol tbe aril earnings of the Railway on all Installment! paid on Stock subscribed for within thirty days aftir the Subscription Dooki shall be opened. The Company reserves the right to dote tbe Sub scription Hooka at any time after tbe twenty ninth day of July, 1971. ll y order of the Hoard of Directors, Al.KX. T. BTKTTAItT. I Commualonert on behalf JOHN JACOII A 81 Oil. I LhVI 1'. HOltro.N, J ot the Company. New Tom. June IC, mi. W A NTI'.ll-iat and 3n tnor'fegei on real ei'ale, by T T private capitalist t no broker's commission t cash ready, and no delay. Address J 11, 1". O. box 1,417. la 1 Ipibibtn-s. "IMNTON I'IKK INSIIUANOK J Ollice 150 Hroitlway Dividend. Tho uiuat serul annual dividend of sven P) per cent, (fno ol tax), lias ible day been declared. a able ou demand. JOHN HARRY, secretary Sorsts nit. dnrnajti. CIA It It I U KfS Harness, Saddles, Af.'bnns, Sheets, ets, Ao. JOHNSTON A VAN TA9ELL. !H Liberty St., challenge me world lo compete with them In prlre, style, or quality, lie auie to give them a call before you purche'o, 1OIL riAIK A tood aecond baud top grocery wagon. Apply at 2wTYrst Irm st. 1I.ATl'Olt.ll .spring soda "water and grocery wagon, onu light and one hear) uxpress wagon one depot, and one carpenttr's wngon, one aulkv, one tiuck, and double harness, at its boring at., car Clarke. ClrirrNl ,WA!IIN wanieT-1 wo liorsercoreri'd. IJ with platform springs bed 10 lo II lert long with haroeiii all lu good order. Audress AJAS.box 1W, Bun obTco. 7I Wli'l"'i JliHiiuimmi. lJEAllTll'JJIi rosewood piano, 7J perfect orderT X cuaiaiiteeiL JAMliS llOltDON. IW nicecker St., near Maedoogal. IJIANOrl. Second hand pianos orvarlous makers, coini rlsint squares, upriiihis, ana grunds for sale allow prlcea by CIIIClf.KRiNu A S'JNS, II Kast Itm at., between liroadway ond Sih av. i'unos to tent. V 1,1 kinds now sewing marhlnes for aale. lo rout, or exchange i also, bought acd repaired good second Hand, very theap, monthly payiucu's, IMCnual st. arfl'lei: ll l Wiiejii-r A Wilson sowiTiilscralio l for sale, l.'O, as good as new, IM Ulosckor al.. 3d floor. f-r 1 Sliurjiiutc NOTK'F. TO ('I)NTII Al'TOII", Ihe inid-r "i',wi ''t-'i PJ:Sr,V'u"I!!'!"n'i'"d.anii,oi Is, Addrrat IL L Lt'l.V hit, I tj llmuou si., Jiuscy e id staling condition, mike, umi prii o. i i i Tesl niuj J!otm. IOI'MI-raclajo or silk, owner cm havoTtnn r paylugcxpiuii.es, MARY llllAHiISI Well Will sl. IrffA'.lil'rft ",,llt0 tlfrinan spin dug AplTilHur VOLl.l 8, lioitou roJLcorucr K ion ll Menus' IOMT-Oil Hie Ktli lust., m viut itT PrlcsTpl book J (printiul across receits 1'rov iind N Y it K t o.) A liberal leward will be ua:d the On l.r hy relurinut sani lo ISA AO ODM.L. AcenL I'ler 7 North River. S"i II K A 11 1). -l.o.t. a raruniira delivery or wife'.t'au't- ,.br.Uv"! y Mftliwr1 r"k evening iibout a I M., about loin si Ibe above ro ward v. ill be paid by le ur ung the lauit to I'utnaua Lvttut oluu M4w,a fiww- gnfeingi gunhi. DINODON HQUAItK HATINH3 BAN1 ti Abingdon iqoare and I 8th av. NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS. Interest at the rate or t per cent, per asunm will be paid to depositors on and after July 20. Interest not withdrawn will be credited as a deposit end bear interest trom Julv I Deposits made on or before July to will draw Interest from Julv I. Interest commences on all anbicquenl deooiiti from the date oldrpoalt ai rr.ividel bv toe bv-laws. THOMAS McLKLLAND, President. Oxosoi IV Uanwx, necretsry. WKVIS te, Vlee-r, tet.ta. AM. Dl.l'Osri made on or before July JOdraw Inleresi from JulTt. Inierrst allowed from the "'iA'jr '"eryniohth. DIME nAVlNUS DANK. 13 and 17 Broadway. Wllllamionrgn. JJOWllNiJ UltEKM HAVlNIsM 1IA.NK, S3 DROADWAT. Semiannual Interest at the rate of tlx percent, on all aoms entitles thereto will be paid depositors on and alter Julv a). Deposits of any turn from tOceota to 110,000 will be received. Sit per cent. Interest, free of Uovernment tat. Interest on new deposits lommencra nrst of every month. IIKNItV SMITH. 1'iesident. VVALTr.lt HOCIIK, I KDWAISD HOOAr), I V'C'1 lltavaa K, 8n.su, Secietarr. JDM Iu iin'ion dime savings iiank, Mind 31M Canal st. AS3K1S, l9 31O.lo0.il Interrst for tha e months and 3 nionthe ending June 30, at rate of BIX I'KH CKNT, per annum, on all sums ciilitled thcteto, will be paid on and after Juir it. Deposits on or before July 70 will bear Inirreit from .loir I Interest not withdrawn will be credited at a deposit, and bear intereat rrom July 1. Uatik boots la liotlitb, Frrncn, and Oermtn. n.j.iiai'n"'?"' W 8 Willi LOCK. I Vlee-rreaidenle. Tnni. B. Aaxoua. gec O. S. Ciianic, Treasurer, TXCi-blOlt iT VINIlrl IIANik, J-i corner (In av. and zaa at. Open dally from 10 A. M lo 3 l M., and on Monday, Wednesday, ano Saturday evenings from 6loS oVtocc Money deposited ox on uxroaa Jolt 30 draws In terest from JcLy I. MurtGB to DaroatTona The trnsteea have deelaret a seml-annnal dividend of 7 per cent, per annum on all auma reiueinlnir In bank July 1 that were deposited on or before Jan. JO and Aptll It. patahla afiei July 11. WU. aJ.UILta, i'leildiQi. IsiaoS. ilaaki T. SeeretarT; IUtUAla IlKNKFTfllAVINClfa IIANK. 1T1 hun Uunoing, lCd Nauau it .New Yolk. 1)1 IDK.ND A arml annual dividend at the rate of llr per cm. vtr annum, on all sums of 13 and upward which have been on deposit lor one or rooiemontha notrevious to July 1, will be paid on and afier July IntKRF.SI not called for will remain al principal, and draw Inirreit from July I. HANK Ol'KN daily from 10 to 3. alio Monday and Saturday evrnlnts, from IHj to C o'clock Interest commences on the 111 of every month following the d-poill. cnARLES K GRAHAM, rrtsldeat. 0 II UiNtDtrr. Secretary. aTniIATTAN NAVIMlr INSTITUTION, ill till and Ui IIHOADWAY. Tha Trutteus of this tnslitull m have declare the list semi annual dividend on all deposlis (by tha rnlre enlltled thereto) at tha rate ol Six perCenL per an num, payanle on and after the third Monday Ii Julv. Tha dividend win he rredit-d under data ot July I, and 11 not withdrawn wl,l receive interest ihe same as a deposit or that dale. K. J. DROWN, 1'rcndeut. htiwaht) ScutLL, Treasurer. C. V. ALVoao, Hecrflsry. MKTIt tsVoTTl TAN HAV1NOS IIANK, 1 and 3 31 av New i ork. opposite cooper lostuute. INTLRF.ST and an KXTllA HIVIDKNI). amounting together to Ihe ra(e of bKVKN I'KRChNI' per annum, to July I lll. Is one and payable on and after July tot or, If nol withdrawn, win be added to Ihe account, aud draw inirreit as a deposit of July 1, IIANK Ol'KN dailrirom 10 A M to 3 P. M., and on MONDAYS andK ItlUAYS Irom 3 to7 1'. M. NOItfll TllVHIl rlAVINllat HANKi Coiner "Hi av. ano W est Sun st. 1I1VIDF.NI) -A 8RMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND, at the rate of M X I'KH ChNT per annnm on all aoms from 3 to 13.000. will be raid on and after July 17. 171. HONEY DKI'OallKD on or betore the loth of July will draw INTEKLsr from July 1, HANK open ilallvfrom 10 A.M. loll" M also no MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY KVK N I NOS from lo a o'clock. JOHN HOOI'KR.rtea JAMES O, DENNETT, get. NATIONAI, MtVlNfJS IIANK. Tu a tRktDuaN'a Savmsa aisnTacsT CouriXT, (Chailered by the uovernment cf the United Slaiesl. t lil.KKCKKR SI., NKW YORK. A SPECIALTY made ol allowing interest trom data ot each deposit on sums ot 130 and up a ard. ALL litri'SMS are pa,ble oa iikuanD, with Inter cstdne. pend for Circular Open dally from OA. M. to 3 I M. and MONDAYS AN.L) SATURDAYS fiom 9 A M to t I'. M JOHN J f U1LLE. Cashier. VKW VOItK HtVlNds IIANK, am av. cor i Ulh it -SIX I'KH fB.NT IMi'.KtaT allowed oo all sums Irom la lo 13 CO). Deposits made on or before July 10 win drnw interest Irom July 1. Assets, iLiiekt. Snrplns. 1181,113.37. OltlKNTAI.HAVI.Nfl IIS.NK, i- Utaou St., between Altomty and Ridge, Open every day from 19 to 3, aud Mondays and Satni daya nctll a. Money deposited at any time In the year begins draw ing Interest Qrsl day of next month, and so does uot remain without earning uutll certain quarter days." DKroSITS IN JULY. MADE nKKOltK THE J18T r.l'J,.,,l.KM.osrW'M' RLCKIVK INTtlJT AS It' THEY HAD UKEN MADE IN JUNK. Bit per cent Interest on all aumx ol IS and over, pay. able July and Jan. I. -oney subject to check at eight-four checks pass through tbe Clearing Home) receives misrcit from date of depoalt al rale of Four per cent. Draiie on faurope sold. e TnutTttai ALAN80V T. IIIIIGOH, JOHN F. COOK, D. D. 17AHLK, JOHN (IAY.NOR. MICH AKL HKALl HA M I H. L. KLN.NKHT, MANNING MKRHILL. .lAMKS s.lllll llY.1 I.. MlltTll.HlMON I'OSlll a.N, OEORGE C Hlll-IM.D, HTKI'IIKN I). TUL'KKR, W 1. .11. TWrO.U.MAt'RlCK J. TVALM1I. JACOB A. Tncarita Who ar.t Orrirxtat nI1nMAIILON T. HEWITT, rresllent. WM RliiJI'l ASTKR. i V.ce-1're.identi. JOHN II WAVDKLL, AllJltor KL'UKNK SMITH. Attorney acd Couniel. K;K KKN.NKDY. Secietary. fTIIKTUIIITF.KS 111' Till. HK M KN'e 1 HANK Full SAVINGS have ordered tliall.MKR KST be paid to deprsitoi a entitled thereto, for the an montha eudingSuth tnt., aa follows) n sums of Jj Dollars and under at the rate of SIX I'KH CENT, per aannm, and On enme nceedlng 301 Dollars, at the rate of TIVE "Kit CRN! per ancuoi, payable on and after MON. DAY. 1 ,th Inst. New York, July 1. 1871. UKUUUE F. TIIOUAB, Tretldent. 8. J. Maor. Secretary. VII,l,IASIIIIItlll KA VINC3H IIANK. T T Corner bouih 3d aud tin tu Urooaiyn, K. D. (late WHliauisDurgb), L, I NOTICE. Dtpotltnrt are hereby notified (hit a seml-annnal In teres', atthe rate of MX IT II cf.NI. per annum on nil suma of 3 and upwards, that shall have been de- touted three months on the 1st day of Juiv uexi, will e paid to depositors ou and alter Monday, July 11. Inierrst nut railed for w 11 be passed lo Ihe credit of depositors as principal, and diaw Interest from July 1. Deposits male on or befoie Ibe lOih uay of July will draw lutertst from the 1st The bank it nnen for business dally (Sundiys and bolldaia exopted) from 10 A M. until 4 1'. M ano also ou Monday andbalurday afiernnonsirnm t to! o't-loek. GKOIIOK HlLARH, 1'ren eut, VtiLUau Wall, Natuaniel Haicina. Mce l resldenls. fan mi. w TurtLow. hecreiary. V l K A V I M i H II Mi. X. THIRD A V., LOU wiio l, M Yor.a. JulrS. I71 Interest at (he rate of sit per cent ii-i .ininun oo ail sums enttllp.l tin reto for the six niontns t-udilik Juue M. will be paid on end alter Monday, July 17, at this bank Interoslnot wlilidrawn will be crealte! aud draw in terest Irum July 1. All deposits made before July SO will draw Interest from July 1.171. Joiin tlat.ki.A!f.Fee'y. HFNRY TV liENKT, I'res, JJliettllaiuous, i jtiii: (iukt hit oi' tiik Tmr.x, X. WOOD'S CONDKNbl'.l) MIHA tlAlblt, I'OR llll. MILLION. This is a Towdcr ready surtieucd and flavored, bv the use oi wl i-n cvety man, woman and rbiul may luatiuittcture their own Soda iYa,er lu Rve seconds, li Is put up in mat and portable lorni,u.ay bo carried anywhrir. and uled al will. foil T HAVLLi l-.RS ll will be found a molt agreea ble iu n-mfnrdng companion For iicnlci and othtr partus ll is ulwaie n-adv and convenient. I'l. a cians will Pud Condensed r-oila Water a grate ful rclrlserant In all fevers, uieJ either 111 tulutiou or orr on ihe tongue, The value of (his new and llmrly article Is rouched for by the U s. (lovernmrnt (l.riicrsraleut) the Mod. leal Faculty, Ihe id. lora, and the pcomc. tee circular A pure, healtbfu), and economical Soda Water lor all the people Is ojr motto i let Itioiii all try it. I'nce. Wjenu pn box. aULD lir DRUUGIaTb AND UHU WOOD 4 SONS, rroprlt'tots, Hiiliiuotil, Va. W. II srlllKFFhl IN A CO Gsueral Ageuls New lork C Will. 11 1. Ml ll.tTIIS ai thllatiel'nuw unn it lot the tcaion. 1alin,iulil and matu Pal'is Hi.' great luiproiemeiils Ihe Tar i.uiunus.iuiturs tutu madu at Din Ifaitoiyarc well worth a iisii N II Aln a balb located al I7ili sl. K II. I llAl.l., 1'ioprituor IJOhT Ol'i'irirNtri'lt 'K. -Iho mailVforkurlipo during iiiu w.ik e uliug bsiuidty. Jn.v 13 mil as ill close at ibis otm-o onTui-sday, nt li'i A M on Wednes day, at I) M ton Thunday, al 1 1 s A M and on Satur day. atllH A. M. I' ll JO.NI.S I'ustlliaster. r('HT hll.l IlltOCli fur eaii-so lel mng, leet wide, I P I diplu ul hold, iu ptrfeel urdcr In all re-pi'Cts i Ii ts t ikun live pun s at legal ai w.r bo sold tlit-ap, can be svvu at Llimtirihnort sii-nmhoai lauding tip.olttiis CAIIII.L. AIA'rilK.'ilATM'Al. 1'nlrum. nfiiiakers, buna 1T1 hnlilu'is, and otneis, that requne good yellow bruss anu romno-liion a.nu:. ian get a Uuicmis nruc.c ul brass foundry, III Meier at. Q 1 1. 1.1 1.Vri ut U nil iflf OIM'I'IkEs. SlTo 37 TVaslilnglon it. KV ('"iifeetionery. 101 Chatham sl., iieiween I'earl la ami liuane d.' Hers limiBd to inIi puceslow. .iflU SAl.Kclieap 111 toil sluo,i, -iiilahlu loi iili-ii-. urn or wurkiut boati rigging. c. a I cuiium.' a gri at sai-rifn-e owner luving ,io lurlhir u.c lot bar i can t.e seen at lioth sl Harlem lllv r, L.l Hll LAN. I. in U av., neir T I ill St. J .'OH rA I.K cheap- I splendid luutl.lug buds. 4 puiluqu si 1 i floor 1 1 out room A I II irunVfoTaali! ibcap. Apply lo "l". a7aukii, 'L- William si, us :!'jxk.' a. -ofjaitnetiji Xlolitti. f IMIlMIs to reriiry thu John Mr( arthy nnd fho uai I l.dHls have di.soli, ,i ouiiii r hi.i la liu cailar uiatlLg, Hut iaicay ol Juue 11 JOHN MrC All! HY Al.l, HKHsONS am hereby cannoned noi lo pi" 'il, .,,)",N..!l.,;.AII!'.'k ""f "ll I 'l my be duo the P,r.vV.,?!.'!aA. l Y K"'VARDS hnrie collar m.iuu lactuttie, luitmheooarliielsPi.Ht wahv dissolved, i illVMAS LDW AHOtf, mnitmtiw WALlaA0K'8 11 1( K AT SUCGESH OF TIIK NKW DRAMA II Y IIOUCICAIILT. THIS AND KVKRY KVKNINO Will be preecnied AN KNTIRKLY OltlOINAL DRAMA, 11 Y DION HOUCIUAULI', Ksq, entitled KI.KlKi OR. THE CHKHItr TREE INN TIIK TI.AY Wll.l. IIU rilKSe.Ni-KD WITH NKW MlfhlO. NKW AND HFAUTIKUI. Hi KSKIIY, NKW MF.CHAN1CAL Kf rKCTS. NKW I'ROI'F.RTIl'.S AND AI'l'OIN I MKNTS, AND NKW C()llHMKJ. IN TIIK THIRD ACT A COUNTRY DANCR. The DRAMA will have Ine adv image ot being pre sented by the foilowinr powrrmi and well-known ANIt'el lr. I HAH, WHKATLKIOH. MR CIIAH FLSIL Ml. MR. J. H SIODHAIir. MR.'IISIIALK. Hit II. t. RINGGOLD. Mil CHAH.ROi K A KLL.MIt, LEONARD, MISSKrFIKtlKltHON, AND Ml IJ Liy..'F. I'lll' K I I N A MlCvlN'n TIIEATKK. I J K I'. KKNDAI I. Manager. Engagement for a short stinimr senou, caaiineiiclog MONDAY, JULY 10. OF Nik Cr.LLIlllATLD 5 lifcRiiHIl'FAMlLV I swiss hell irngkiis VOCALISTS I IIARI'I'TsV VIOLINISTS: I lOUlNO LADIKVORCUESrilA SILVER CtfltNKT HAND I 130 SILVER tiWISS m-.Ll.c I A ft TAKF OK 51 HKt I .BEAUTY I ELhUA.NCK NVKLrY AND REFINE- MATINKK EVERY SATURDAY ATll M. NIHI.O'M IMIUIKN. Till 1(1) WkEKtud LAST NIU11T3 of DouclCtult'i Irish drama, of ina COLLKRN PAWN. JOHN COLLINS as MYI.ES NA COPPAI.REN, with tongs Crttlskrrn Lawn" and Widow Mienree Do.nlnick Murray (In celebrated part) as Danny Mann. Mill Kmma Howson, with aoors, as Klly O'Connor. Oi.v.n I'nTTiT'KA'rit Last n rek of ihe favorite and pnpnlar artiste. ROSK AND HARRY WAIKINt, commencing MONDAY, Julv 10, apieailngtn Ihegreal Insn American drama entitled UNDF.lt IWO FLAGS. FRIDAY, July 13-ltcnefit of ROSE W ATKINS, MATINKK.hATIlRDAY, July 13. MONDAY. July .7. Nsr a)1fm WU,,B'8tMlT.Ut1. rOSlTlVKLY THR LAST WKKk OF MR. J. M. WARD. Every evening at 8. Saturday afternoon at 3. THROUGH HY DAYLIGHT. Mallnce cveiy dav (hnt baturdav, tt I r, M. TIIK KNIGHT OK ARVA. An1 farce otOOOSK WITH 1 HR GOLDEN KOOS. Ml)NDA Y, JULY 17. LES MISKIIAIILES. KTH AV. TIIK A TIIK. t) CLU3l.su MUHT OF TUB SEASON. EVERY NIGHT THIS WKKKt "TUtt HAVAUB AND NIK MAIDBN1 AND AN A.NOELI LAST MATINEE fhnt ll.ealurdar next at IK. IMIW'KH V TflKATUK. II ntlDAY hVKMNG. JULY II, 137 L ANNUAL, HKNKl'IT MIL WII' IASI H. FRELIQII, M.INAGEU. SIX IMMRNSK riKCKS. In which the following array of STARS have gen eronslv volunteered to testify their respect to air. FIIKLIOll on this occasion i Mr. J. ll. Stndley. Mr rjeo C. Honlfaee, Mr K. W. M anion. Mr. Chaa. II. Morion (by Mr Harry CiinulDghao, ronrleay of Messrs. Jar Mr T Itigss. ret A l'almer), Mr. Chat roslrr, llr J.C.Campbell, Mr. 1. Winter. Ilernandet Foattr, Mrs. iv.o. .Vefnea, Frank Foster, Mrs. K 11, Holmes, Jss M. Blow, Miss Jennie Clifford, Tom llolse. Lord, Ac, Mist Nellie Wall, Miss Annie Newman. The performance will consist ot the following it lected pieces, vlt i Hsrnev the ntron, Robert Macalre, Third act nt Hamlet. Second act of Ilumpty Fighting Yankee, Dumpty, Dutch nonrs. Double Bong and Dance. First act ot romp, See full parllcultn In bills ot the dav. Dot eheet It now open at the omce of Ihe Theatre, where acata may be aecured, JJIJW Kit Y TH KATIt r UERSANDEZ FOSTER PANTOMIME TROUPE. HUMrl Y DUMI'TY TURN II1S1 OUT. TIIK COINERS. Friday. ANNUAL HKNKFIT of Mr. ITM. D FnE L10II llanager. A HOST OF VOI.UN TKMIS. fllONY I'ASTOll'M OI'KltA IIOIISF X Las! weekol Mlaa FANNY Httllltl (I. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVKNINOS. July It and 13, The WIZARD SKIFF and the FF.LONS DREAM MalHKca every TVedntaday and baiurday allernoon at half past?. FRIDAY EVENING, July II, 1471, Orand complimentary benefit lo MI?S FANNY IIKKRINO Bit YANT'M Ol'KH A IKHlMK. JOHN L. HALL HI!RLFQIIK AMI COMKDY TROUPE. OPRN LVhltY KVFNINO. "UIHI.INK." SATURDAY MAIINhK AT I O'CLOCK. SijCONII ASHETIIII.Y nibTIIICT ItKl'UU l.ll'AN AS&OC1A1IHN. DKI.r.OATKS TO THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Morris Frlpdiam, lift Henry O lask al 1'ierieC. Van Wjcx Wl M.itlliew blewnrl... Bl Tile. THRKK HIGHEST llKING KLKCTKD, w$tji oo5s. DIIF.VHAKIN1 111 llK iVSY.reilie'e laught to cut aud fit wains, saci'irs, basques C.oiu,ics,poitilions.dP ,bv the most upprored aysttni liown, l'atierns .-ut and warranted to nt. Mrs. C L. HAMLIN, wilbjilm- Lovett. TV) liroadway. CN It K AT clearing nut sale or ladles' and chlMren'a X suns, lace shawls, Ac. at prices rrducrd oelow Pot, lu consequence o piraritlg for the fail season. CailatA KOj'.MIIAL'J. llrosdway, up. lairs. MIIM. A. liritlH-TTK.TI ITII'rs patiernTT raar. 14 liroadway, bclweeii A)th and Hl stret-ts. hi YLhA OMI'l.K I K. I'ailrins Fl I I Kl) lo (he I 011)1 md 11 ARIIA.N1KI) 1'ERFKC V Culling and basung Onst llIRlliji'JiJL l.iullNITUUK. "4XvltlT JL? nEDDI.NO, AT OTARKKLI.'S. AX) ITn AV.. COIINI'.II OF I0TH SI'. PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY. UN IT L' It K, camels, and bedding al ery low prices for cash.or oa wo'klr or mouihly paymeult, or ou exchange (or general roerchaudne. at b. u. COWl'KltrilWAI fa. lis cnathamst. W-KKi.Y nn SroNTinrY- r'AVsMtNTS." TT Carpcta. furniture, bedoiug, Ac.i prices lower than any bouse la IBs rity. DEALT A CUNNINGHAM. SSI and !fe 3d av uearrlieit. Utti3R JiO.iXtl. nV. II IIKItTIIOI.I', Aoctioneer, eel la (hll dav a( Jo'ilock, at 431 1 anal st ih an rl morteagc sale of a largo quantltv of hotisetiouw Pimituro, llrus sel. and inxralu carpt.ts, balr mitiresi'S, oil ii.nhs. pillows, bedding, stoves, ciockerv, cooking iittllsiia.AP. MOHTd ICI: S. l,Kr-On Wpdees,1iy Iho "nth I. ll .at In A M. nl HOOrreue st I will .ell at pun. IU auction o ie tlr.l class Pay n ,re", lliroe sets or h ir-ii-- s two cx.ucsi wagons, aud all ti.e fixtures of a r.ist.class wine store. r. JAt KMiN, Attorney tor ..lorigsgee public JlolittJ. llllirOltATION MITI(,K.-I'uilie"iiullce ll V hei i br tiveii iii the owiit-r or owiu-rs. ureuptut or occupants of all liuutei ami lots tniiiloveii or tiiilui pruved lanils altei ted Ihprehy, that the lo.luwlhg as tear menit have been completed, and are ioi"lm Ihe utflct ut tha Hoard of Assessoit for cxamloaiiou by all persuus Inlca'Sied.via let lorlayiuali Igian pavement In Forty flfili street from Fourth to FiHIi aveuua, 2il. lor laiiug llelglau pavement In Vandam itrcet from Macdougal lo Git-ehwlLli alii-et. Id I-oi lailng Helgiau pavemrut lu Varlck atrect from Franklin to Cai mine siicet. 4th For laving ReUlan pavament In tine llnndml and beventceoth tireel,froiu FuuttU avinue to II m lent river. 3 h. For laying Dalglan pavement In Madlion avenue Iruui Foitv second to hKbiy aiitlitlrrit. aih Foi loaiilacng aud graoiug Mxin avenue, from One llondr'-d and T eoih stieet to liar lent liver. Wl For regulation andg.ndlng,cuil ng and flagging Church street, Irom Fulton to Moirl. street Kin. For building aewer in Tbliiy -sixth alreet, Iron Third lo iHixInttoo aveuue. kth or building lower extension In, Corlcars itrcet, between Muttroe nnd Grand street. lOih. Fui building basin on t ie soutbeait corner of Fourth avenu" and l ul) nirilh street litis For building bisinun (he n irlheait corner of Fourth avenue aud Fniv nintii street The limlta emhrai-rd bv sulIi a.,e,sment Include alt the aeverai huii.os an I I its ol kiouuil, vataui pvti, pn-i-s and paurla ofland siiiaied on l.l Rum sides ol Forty Oliti un rt (rum F Hirth. to Mi ilson aveuue to thu i.xti.ui ul i.al( tin olook on tho Intere'rHng streets 3d lioili sides ol Vandam street, from Macdougal to Greeowic'i stieet. to llm cxlcui ol ha.f lb.' b.ook ou the titleiscetlna streets bd. Itoth sides of Varlck street, from Frnnklli to Car mliiesiu ei, In the extent of naif Ibu olock ou ihe inter tecum, strrels (Hi lioth .I.Irs of One Hundred and Seventeenth street from Fourth aienuu to Hatlt-ai riv r.laue otieul of hall tin bock on intersecting stroili 3lh Hoth sides of Mad eon nvoiue from For'v sic ond to l.iibly sixth un ci, lo the eiitut of half the block nnlnu Iritersertlug streets Clh. Roth sldeh ol Sixth avenue, trom One Hundred and ludih tiietl to iiaiieni rivel loihecaloot of half the block on the imeraectin neets. 7th Uoihsldkiol Cburi-h street, irooa 1'altJii to Mor ris street nth lioth sides of Thirtieth street, from Third lo Lexington avenue. nn lioth siuts of Corlcars itrcet, from Monroe to Uraiul street. lOih. T he souihi rlr lute ot Fll'y-nlnth alreet, com ini'iii'ingai fourth avenue and rauoln; uisiet.y there lioin one bundled and louy leet Ulh. Hi block bounded by K.lly ninth and Sixtieth tfreeie. rud Fourth and l.exu-gtou avi-nuns. All persons whose microtia are alTm ioii o trie above named ass. snneuts, and who am opposed tu iho .am oi ennei ol theui, aro requesipd lo pieout their ohje, ipitis in writing, to Rkturd Twiu'd, Chairman ol thu Hoard nf .Vaeasois. ut t'l -ir olllce, No t'J Cinttun street, wimln tl.nly den Horn the dale orih's n i ic... HH'IIARI) 1WKHI, THOMAS II AS1LN, MYIRMYI.Ro. FRANCIS A t.ANl)4, nM Hoard of Assrsiors OfBcs of Roaid of AsirisoM, New Y ir. J in I nil. D" i;i;A,KT.m:NT oi' i'iiiii.id'wouk'i'n'o" .'37 ttriiudwa) -tliange ol Giaiie -1'ui. ic notice is berePy given that piop'.siiious lor the foil iwing im provciiK'nls are ten ling bifore the Hoard of Al lemma und Alslllaul Aide-men, lis To change ihe gra le o( 1'iilv flfih Kreel irom Ihe I'leienth aveuuo lu the .New llouicvhrd I; no ou Ihe horlh Itivr. Mai s showing ihe proposed rlungo ol grade can be seen at tins neparinii'iii room II. All pc. sons niieriti'd In Iho for. going mentioned chaiign ol grade and having objeclfoni im.rei are a quesird to pr -sent the-sjue, lu writiug, to Hits under signed at this Dupatttm nt, on or bfioia t iv I lib day of ,'"ly I'lQIlUlO.-laU'd New Ynik.ilunaSO. IDll WILLIAM M I'WKH). Cou'Wsiwogi of 1'uWic M'otki,

Stombonti im& Hailtoabi. lKIF, iTamAvAY TRUSS LKAVK Dtiim I .Jjoot of I'haaiuiis ttreet and footol Uisl, Hi'i Through Kturras Tralui leave Ciiamb'rs tt .is.-. A.M. 1100 A.M., 3 80 I' M tn 1 'lO) I' ll L New and Inn roved Drawing r -om i ,.i, tany the 9 uo A 11. train inrouirh I. Hn'so Suspension Hrldjc, connecting at Horn -inv ri OA niagniccont sleciiinx Coaihes run m, iv 'f,. "I CleielaiiJ and Inclnnatl. sl-v,- ng c ,u accoiiitianr.ina 11.00 A. II. train Irom ii.oii.i,!0' na to llurfslo: lha 1M I M. (ram from NeJ v'.i to Suspension Bridie and the 7 03 P d t"ain i?.Z York lo Hunalo.Mispension llildeaiitiii"i?iv ktnigiant I rain I aica dnilr all r i ltl"1 At I'or Port Jeivisan.l War ano a m end i a t u For Mlddlctown and Way, at'MOA. i i ,j u4 aud.nnniovsonlv.MI A. M. 1JI 1 ForOdsnllennd 1Vv, at'll.K) K M ,,'jor.Newhurgh and Way. at 9.03 A.M. a1M jj, For Ptiffern andWav S 00 and 6 oo I M Forfaterson and Was, nt 0:13 I0M A M iirr,u. I ,13 4 uo, 3.13. a (0, 8 IT P .11 an 1 17 Mi miiiit Fo- llackeninrk Hill 'dale ami Hnilnj v,m vtu-a .fl. lOJ lil) 14 00. 110). 100 an,, 111 I' i VJt Wedneadayt and daturJavt only at luoo Mi In ;tii For Picimont, Nyack laltmans and Wir aiant M.l l.W. 73,10.113. tl30,I.13anl TUMI' M aji i',4 dps lays and Saturdars only tl'CO Mldnuht N. II Trains leaving Chambras(iei( on ev.'ihain oi half hours leave !3 Street Depot fll'e n mmnpn raiMeithan above time. Last boat from Ul iirtn Tickets for piiiaie ani for C"srlrant) m u room and aleeplig rouliet ran be obtained an or let for the checking and tranilor ot baggage avhitri at tho Company'a ofrtcci. III. IT), and 9)1 Dion, war iji Cnamti.TS it. i ST Greenwlcs it on ol lth ll. and 3d ar Harlem i I t m- ,(.,V Urooklyn i 104 liroadway, Wllil iminurrh dr sfoei of Chamhrra si., and loot of 23d tt N"w Y asi lng Dork depot, Jersey City, and of Ihe agential las pilnclpal hotels. Daily t For ivrmoct and Nyael!. t For User. nu- .1 Fur llackcntark and Hillsdale only L. D. ItlfCKI'll. Mar l), Wm.'r UAItll aen'lSnp'l. 1371. tl'l Pasi'r A't. T ONtl iMl.aNO.lflM.UOAli Oil. IJ SIIMMKR AlllllMli.MKNI'. On and allrr Wednesday, HayJI 1171, tralni wi.llri James Slip as toUowsi fi A. It Grernport an 1 Sag Harbor. H A. M Korthpo t an lGP'n Cove. fOiRII A. II ,11 ckavtne Way Tram. V i'teenrori and Kai Harbor Ripresi. 1i:iOP M., Uiverneat hxpresa, 4 illO P M.Sorlhnnrl an t Dl.n Cove Express, (1 I'. M., Nrihpoit ant Glen Cove Way I 'a u All trains connect at Minneoia with II 'uio.leal Snn.dsv Lxcnrilan Traina for Roslyti, oian Cove. L ruit Valtev, llic.sv.lle llun lnglon and NorthpjiL leave llonler'a Polit ai 9 A. II enter. M Ss? -AI.IIAN YA Nil THO Y l!AVf,INr. a -Iranian U VillllARil au I DANIKL DIILH", from Vesirr st al a-10 A. M S4lh tt. at 8:13, Ian ding al Tonkers, larrrtown andNva. (b' ferryboai) rat. rent, Wal Point Crnwall, Newturgn. I'oushi ,vt ate, llhlneheck. Cattklll.anil Hudson, c nn -ci niwnk evening traina for the Weil; for Kharon Sinnjs if rrom New York) and Dingnsmtnni fir Ksisp.ei bpnrgs (IS SO from New York) At llud' l ,rl-K on Bprtags. all rail 10 Iroy by nearrb ai -i fr vlkil mliV 81,7.1, flrsl elan p.niire lo Aimny ani royi nuiy j to Barstoga od utitn, bin, ll less than by lallioad. at omce of New Y u aid Trot Steamboat Co, Pier 33, North River Tickele gool ut HI Oct. I. 4 CTliA 111 IIOAT JTI.UtYT'llWKI.I. .0 o Vpsiri sp st all-up M. for Cumn. t Punt C ,rusif Newburgn, Milton, Poughkueptle an 1 lln 1 til iieeu-t.ll 1 t-o 1 -J ftmiritons. A I'll HAP dally excursion to Keyport N J al fording a floe view of the Narro.vs, s alen litsni and Highlands ot Neversmk. Steamer IPil.MDKU fant.J. II Tatior lave plorMvj N R.fnotorBn clay st, July II, If, and 13, at IJ o'clock M oniiii at I o'clock P M llm i o'. lork P M I env li pott att o'clock P. M. Fare, 73 centa ensli wa. ALU MTKA SI IIOAT B1KN nn I p ss .ng s Lit ihelr choice clears an 1 l.ieiceo.al 'Lint L 'ta1 cigar store. 311 Canal n New York only one Micl f om the I'i'oule's Line Dock Just ar im (hi r.irin-r. DA I I.YTltXIJKI'THATI' It 11 II tXilZ LAIIHOAI FOR 1MB H-,1110 llaNKi. ,B ateamer RIP VAN WINKI K Cap' iii)4, win leave Peck allp al 7:13. Uhrislpt,er st al i ti an I Pit ill B. n it I A. M. -Sehleoel'a Dra.s nu I Ua H on Uaso. am.linee. and lerroshuieals ou uoard 1 OCK AXVA Y IlKiW-U.-Sleanih at" Flore-cs, IV Capt, John A Carol.-, Jr.. will leave daily from f-laakllu tt pier JJ. N. II ,1 A M.. Chrisns.ihar sl N, IL.V.13 A M Pier I.N It 9.1) A M Fulton ferry, Urooklyn 10 A M Sundiy. Tuoediv, Tran lay ani Satuiday (arte, noons), same la i 'I ig Chrmooh ir st N IL, 4:30 Fisnklln sr N II, ,3 V, Pier N IL li9 Fulton lerrr. ftrookhu,1, H mo rn rv- y Mrturs. dav. foot of S'h t 8 A. Jo t -y c.ly eve y Welnst. da. loot of Morris st 11 A M. Syippin3. yNCHOK PAsnAUE TICKUr, to tad fiom any Railway station in Great llria,i, Irs. land. Norwav, Sweden, Demnai k, Germany. Ho! aia, Helglum. and the United States, by it-ameil snliai weeklyfor aaie)WEs crJmK).c ATIJ3 Alto, Dralt for anf amount rail lor uNUI:it50N ItllOTIIfcns, i Hownng urea. BA 1,1 ll) 1,1.11 Y II. I'or T.1llN direct, touching at r MIlHrMH. SAND am lOPK.N'llAGKN to laud paoug-rs sol mails. Ibe flrst-cta'a Ir n steamship llUHIltil.H I, Call P, Datanlnn will sail on tatuiday, Julygf, al 1 1' M f. un P it U North River. To he fo.tnaed dy m oii-iii,, lit..s, Ll.N Caul. F. Drocr. on Tblirsd is. A at Cabin Parage, told. pOi S :i t, I J l.'I Frelelil lor SI t'lU r.R.iUl RH i ot i u .oritnl pom otlhe llalili receive I nn I inn u.'ii in, is ol LadinJ slgucd. For F rruni or I'atra p npi iv i i VltNDl HAMMKlRhKG Ag-ntl. ciD i 4) Hi 'aowar. lJOIt IJIIKKNSTIIWN AM) l.l V hll PGIH. 1' Imn .ii Line Royal Mail blea n -is am app ;iai.Jlo sail as to'lows: Neiuesis. I hurl lir, Julv IT. at P M C'ly or Uiudou, Satin lav .1. i I at P M CUT ol HiookHu, Thur.Oai. .Iiil ii. at 'J A M Cnv of ni'wa i. tsi ,r in In1 ui 1 1' II and earn succeeding salurJay ant I nur oar. no- rtn U.No.i,.RerItvrl.3 o. 1ARsA()h Parallola uold. I l'iya or ii'-nren-y Fiaar Casus 7J. rtk m it Paasengers also forwarded lo llawr Hinnu'fr Sweden. Norway, and Henniatk ai r-d i .-tra 1 irkrti cao be nought bre ai m.i'i.t i ,t. ty loos w nn ng to aeiid lor their rr e ols. For In i her in oriuauon applv at in i oiniiauv sCea JOHN O. DAl.l'.. Agent. 13 llroeUw ly Sew rt XJATIONA I.I.INU OF "hTI'.A TISII I Pa II TO l.tVulll'olll. AND l) l.p IlltVI ITALY. Wcbai. r, Saiarday. .1 nv 1 ai3P M rou iimi iii ur r DENMARK, Ilium: sou. I1ii'uiniv luly I), all I' IL I'.RIN l.awsoi. Wednesday, Jun l 1 s 11 Cab n passsge 1 nn t ia rn- r icy 8teersge s i -i-r I'lepstd steerage t i-keta fiom l.tiei pooi.qu entioTB, I.otnouue.rr, an l G.tiuuw, It! c irretp y Tor lutthcr tnloriuailon, aiiplr ai lli- Lonpaiys omces tSHroadway. V IV llttlisr. Manil-r QN1.Y DIIIKCT l.lNi: TO I'ltANHh. NIK GENERAL TRANSATLAN rll" C'lMI'lVT'l MAIL BIKAMSI11PS RKrtVI.Hl I li)V ull A SO 11AVHK CALI.I.Nil At UREil. VII. I.K Dh I'AIIIs. pniF.lRK, LAFAVKITR. l.l UO' T. br. I.AIUII.N r. 11.1 I. DU II WHS. Appoimcd to sail on every tit m.. e n ir l PRICK OF PS10e T'J HOLD h" Im; wiatj, ril'.M' CAI1IV, fllO, hKCHMi I'.MIIV i Kscursloi 'I Ickeis ,t a rv.lin-tio-1 oi i n it For Flcighl or Pa.sige apmi at .mi i UiORUK slA' KI.N7H A nl I Mll.oail.ii v. i V HITK hTA It I.I.NE. TT Inn, oi .i.. jork ,tU t l.i'-i 1 t I' SI CPrk hirhor p ion way N w n l i i Ii 'a.l Omit s eaui.il p". i ulllhtill II g "111 I 'M litlil l'.un-ncr acion i-ti on ,l L AT1.AN TIC lain. Hurra). A ir 3. .1 V ll tu .IMi,. Capt T nompsoe, A nr I! i P M llMIHI Aug -ti'lollow ha.oonr tti'i. f so. eolil Cxiuis ii lit i, -n-fr. age I rurrenrri I' epaid Ceuu. i.i'i. Ai'l'd at While Mar Line olhi is J II SI'APKS Agent. II llr i1way CAN IIOIIINUO l, NT, (oi I'... no I' .la, b ,1 ana, and rianto iioiuiiiau riu i mi I nit t a tit mall ileaiiKhip IVi ii Cant (in. I, oil! I. l'i I N I! b. (unlay, Juiy 13, at '1 1' I r iroigiu n ,.u sa;e ap Iv lo rl'lfl'KORD HROrllRRS A CD. y llri..- iv J siioiajr. Tr.MT.-Mr ANNA, btsineaa rtanvor. t tuaiisi.i tells (veiytlnug. yj'ir utm ani i s of Iho uno you marry causae i i"W ,u ,n 'I.- i. i;i totether lnue long separated m-vei tilts i laction.nopai 4.i id av between Hit ai. i i A l.l, tnlugs revealed i no pimuo in i -i at t come aud tee am Inns al K". I ..J lllrecker. Madame MM, III il l, I" DDK. "IIKIIkF-No liumhug Mai i: i '.J J evetytt.ing, u iiniuil one V"0 in ir y m s r, cau.ia spcioy niAiiiages, snows I i ie geihtr (note lea; ie) aiated uev. r in i'i ia bers. 13s lien list si between Ui' aiw n i sr, MAD, i ll Wl l.l.l.s-llusiiiuta an i sl? voiai.l, usldiii. lies ihe it n!'l hii or ktioivi lee ol i ird iPiling.i-ii.es i, t and good inck. toies drui.kt-un -s m druauts i.i I mioii at 4 1. i I ar n, t f i nl lli'ui back room No I I'li-ue wh i u '.t. if ADA.li I'OltTKIt, B-ei'is Is is 1T1 wurid c 'mult ner f r i-iei i 'i.' llihst. Fie, lor No gruta i u. m i i i xYaiTahI iu: a i, visa, iTl ivuild Liinsull ht-i I ir. i 't Al MIA.TI WATTs. on v ii- a III OglSt, JJ, W JlllNl.U'l .L-ir SJl rbt-i. I.I, bpesial D n't'i's ,.u ii. i lionble, Jl) yean eipi'ri. iii i boipllals. A succcssiul i uic oi- i Coliniita'.iou (ree In llllhi a l.l, KPKCIAI. DIM. 1-1" .I ,',"T. i e,i possioie time no o te -u' 4 "tvirM P le S-.S j I -I.aTiII.M in iron g 1 'R i lii'l Nil lees iiulil iii i roniiis. Ac, pioiidi'd I'. AS l!'-l' new ouiuiiur 17. (Lam, ns sl A JTLIAf., al t ui 11. near Cuuiie. No iiiini'ia s un I rs Hll. I'I'.ltltY, 31 Hire. Lei S ''""i XJ cures all soei-ia, di.easi i n -I-' I n lu tiono.ti ut uiie inn i vi -iv w lua. i. v Nolae uuluss cured satis a oi.ir nit. I.I'.WIS. aailui oi M. i 'a ou ds lo ll'alih, oleii r.-i m. 1 i 1 lied au J diseasel I ouy )oa..' pr uH a litaih st New Ycrk. I A I) I I.S flii-.iiiti'. d nun' i i' 1 i looms ui'ioro au. dur na 'i-'1 ,u ar, ml nlio i Hr aud Mine rtl.il ill i in-ar H'onUa) X'O I'll tlllli;. oiHi.l.'i .'o, ll nniu.L'isi uiMi-ur-'p t o i Haitlci euro I r a I su 1 1 1. a 1 1oii.it li.,iti si.ni il ,n .li ii-ntii t tlioiain li .stiii hi i Ii in II u i S1.0()()d!.V;."A,t"' :,z f. rdn I .il o r ir rm u nt n 2 t.uia a uliu 1' 1,1 ?3loob 11116 cit. I.IOU l I I, h I n 'I Bff