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STATISTICS OF CAMP BENE Etslosleas. for the Year. A friend baa compiled the following statement of the Tirkrai accidents that have occurred during-the pat year from explosions of camphene, spirit gas, It ehowa, imperatively, the necessity of great care in the tiae of these explosive liquids At Pittsburgh, a Ere occurred In a 'hree-atory house, In Penn-street, oppa-d te hare been rseevd by tha bursting of a esinphen lamp, Which Ml been left burning. A man, wife and child threw from tha win.fow on tie awning and csped. A errant woman, who slept In lbs third story, together wit her child, were burned to death, tna build-in belag in flsrnes when they awoke.

JuVu A lamp siploded in the stor So. SI Eighth- avrowe--damsg trifling raan lighted lamp In tha cab.n of a ecbooner, ly tr.ar at the wharf at ew-London, the fluid took Are, bursting lha can, which held a gallon. The man and the whole cabin were inatanily enveloped in flames, lie ran on deck snd plunged into li nar. A person near by went to his rescue, having een the Waxing man jump into the water lie caught giiru by Ibe hair, when the akin am- Ha after -wards caught him by the Teat and hauled him oat. An-otner nan In bed in the cabin wa compelled to roan through (he fternee or periaft be escaped badly burned.

Aug. A man filling a l.fhfd lamp at Rowley dc It exploded, burning him severely, tnd ig- lie i ue loiiiuiisuiuucr 01 emigration kwi iSini in oharre. Aug. Kiss Ward, livHlc In Renwlek-tref New-York, an ao badly burned from the explosion of a lamp, there la no hope of ber recovery. Jug.

7 E. Shoemaker and wile. No. 3 Manhattan-treet, severely burned by the explosion of a Mr. lioawrt, ta Atlsntrc atre was severely borned in rihe face and Lands from the explosion of lighted lamp, kji i.fl ftilins A nl rwt A it Na U4 Myrtle-avenue, Brooklyn, daiunrir.g the stock ta the Mora A van by tha name of Timma, in Tenth-avenue, wa dreadfully burned in the face and brt by the exploaion or a email can of camphene while filling a lamawhirh tea not lighted, but whics.

wae three feet from a lamp which waa lighted the vapor taking Ore from the lighted lamp. Aug. 10 Tlndget Taylor, a domestic at No. 34 Van--dam-etreet. waa awfully burned on the head, handa and breaat, while In the act of lighting a lamp with a match.

Tha burning natch (ell into the fluid, causing it to ignite. the wa taken to the Hospital in a truly awiui condition. A lamp exploded la The Long Room," la Uoaatoa- treet, wh.ib ael fire to tbe premise. Aug. If A lamp exploded in Lawrence-street.

An infant and aervant girl were badly burned. The child died; the servant Bot expected to recover. A Mra. Street, of Philadelphia, waa slightly burned from tha jluid taking fire while aha was filling a lighted lamp. A vminf wir in lha room whs ahnrkinfflv burned.

Aug. 1 A aervant girl at No. IrtS Duino-atreet waa lighting a lamp, when aome of the fluid overflowed, and taking fire, tbe lamp exploded. Her clothing took lira, but waa extinguished before aha waa much burned. Aug.

20 A lamp exploded in a dry goods atore in Fluahing-avrnae, Brooklyn. The flames set Ore to tha rood A woman, cook on board a canal-boat lying in the North Hirer, bud ber face, breaat and arma dread-. ully burned. She waa replenishing a lighted lamp, when it exploded. Taken to the Hospital her recovery doubtful.

Aug. tJ A woman, while filling a lighted lamp, at tha conle lujiiary store No. 61 Duane street, waa severely injured b) rts exploaion. She waa taten to tha Hospital. Another woman waa also much burned.

Aug. 55 Two young women, employed In the jewelry manufactor) of C. Dallery, Williamsburg, were terribly injured by the exploaion of eampheue, with which one of waa filling a lamp. Three other girls were also burned. TV ar died.

Aug. ST The liquor store No. 950 waa set ou fire by tbe explosion of a lamp. Aug. 23 A lamp exploded at No.

1 CstherJne-street. Not much damage. A ug. 31 A lamp exploded in the atore corner of Grand-st reel and Broadway; eel fire to the pre nw-s Oltirv Hester, in rndearoring to extinguiah the flamea, was ladly burntd about the face and neck. 1 Mary Lacy, a aervant'at No.

t4 North Moore-. street, was filling a lighted lamp, which expl i'led. scattering I lie burning fluid about tbe room and or -r the per-on of the girl. Her face, hands and neck were severely burned. Taken to tbe Hospital.

Sept. 5 A lamp exploded in a "Green Point omnibus, just as the stage waa about to leave. An elderly passenger waa much frightened, though not injured. A young woman somewhat burned. AVpf.

16 A woman while filling a lamp at No. 299 Weat-a'-reet. waa ao badly burned by ita explosion, that 4ke hrrd hut a ftw minutes. Her husband and a woman r.irlii. i.

tli ttftma- Htioaj, irhA ramn in her HAjnMtltnr.A- wr aeveroly burned. Deiancey, residing in Urtdge-atreet, Brooklyn, having lighted a lamp, it ex--iloded, aetting Are to her dress and burning her severely she is in a very precartou state. Hirpt. IH Mr. rebec, comer Me Uougai andVandara-atrret, was filling a lamp, by tbe light another, when it exploded, acattering the burning fluid over hia face, anna and person, cauaing severe burns he will probably recover.

A Indy boarder at the St. Charles Hotel, New-York, while filling a lamp which wis lighted, the gas -took fire, scattering the fluid in every direction. She escaped burning by many persona coming apeedily to her asittfttanre, though much frightened. Srpt. 90 Mra.

Ivain, No. 13 Bradley-street. New-Ha ven, was filling a lighted lamp when it exploded, severely burning ber and her eon-in-law. Sept. 93 A lamp burst at 6 I.

in the rjpper part of the building corner Fulton and Uold-streeta, which an alarm of fire. Kept. 97 Thie day Mary Randal, ated 49 years, died at her residence, No. -90 South Boston, from injuries received froiri bring burnt with camphene. Oct.

9 A lamp exploded at No. TO Washinxton-atreet, the flamea act firs ta the building, which waa extinguished by tbe Police. Oct. 6 A Crrmtn tailor, named Secret ars, at No. Ill Liberty-street, while pouring camphene into a lamp, held a lighted candle ao close that the lamp exploded and set f-re to the premises the man waa severely burned about the arma and hands.

Oct. 19 A fire aeurred at tbe bouse No. 37 Mulberry-street, occasioned by the bursting of a lamp a Mrs. Johnson and two other ladies were eeverely burned Two servant girla, living at No 193 First-avenue, were tilling a lighted iatnp when the fluid ignited tbey were both badly burned and aent ta the.Hospital one died. Oct.

13 A servant girl ir the house corner of South-Third and Second-streets, Wrtiiatimburg, was terribly burned by tha exploding of a lamp. She ran Into the street, her clothes all in a blaie. A gentlemnn tripped her up, and, by rolling her body on the atrect. put out the flamea. She died toon eon of D.

Slade, of DriHlol, R. 13 years, having poured some burning fluid into a tin cup, while holding it in bis band, be lighted a match, which ignited tbe fluid, and aet fire to bia clothes. Hia ejomacb, face, and handa, were so badly burned that his recovery ia considered very doubtful. a AW. ft A servant named Emma Vincent, residing at No.

S3 Wooater-otreet, waa seriously burned in her lace, neck, and bands, by the bursting of, lamp, which she wis fillirg while lighted. Vied at lac Hospital the next day. A'or 9 A servant girl at the house of Miaa Foater, No. ltJ Middagh-street, Brooklyn, was. severely burned by tbe explosion of a lamp, which she waa filling near a lighted candle.

Aetvll A lamp exploded in store No. 90 Main-street, Brook 1 causing some damage to the goods. A'w. 13 A girl, named Roaina Reed, waa taken to the Hospital, having been badly burned by the upsetting of a lamp, which ahe carelessly placed on her bed her re-covery is doubtful. Aot.

16 Sunday evening a lamp exploded la the grocery vf Mr DunerufT, in rearl-atreet, Brooklyn -damage. Some f300 to $400. Ore. 26 A lamp exploded at No. 109 Rivington-street, seriously burning two persons man and wife.

Pit. 29 A woman at No. 61 Cross-street, waa filling alamp, when the fluid ignited and burnt her dangerously. Taken to ih hospital. Jan.

9, Mre. Campbell, corner of Barrow and was Cll.ng a lamp while lighted the fluid ignited ai.d burnt her severely, aud set fire to the house. Jan. 24 A lamp exploded in a bedroom, in house corner Dickinson and Van Brunt-streets, Brooklyn, aettiag Feb. 7 A lamp burst st No.

30o Allen-street, causing aome damage to the building. At Ham Ito.i, five children of Mr. John Whipple, from two to twelve yearaof age, were very much burned while aitting near a lamp, (looking over their lessons,) hKa expledsd with a noise like a pistol, enveloping tbem in a earns of Are. The eldest ran and jumped into a show-drift. at the door, three others were seized and tjfried to a pump, when the flamea were extinguished.

Tha youngest died, and one other is not expected to re-vtr a young lady at Cincinnati, on retiring to her hub Dec, uh a spirit-gas lamp in ber hand, let it rail, wbea the bed clothes and her dress were instantly cor-, eretsrith flames. Site has entirely lost her tight, and wig burned on her neck, face and arma most shockingly. JShe waa beautiful and accomplished. Ft. 17 Miss llaroiin, of Bridgeport, was aeri-aisly burned from the explosion of a lamp.

It is doubtr ul if she recovers from the effects. Marrk 1 1 The grocery. No. 6St Waahington-street, w-York, caught fire from the bursting of a lamp. Apni tt A lira No.

3 Spruce-street, from eaois cause. April 10 A fire eecarred In Van Erunt-atreet, Brook-lya, same rauae. April 19 a young man In WUliatuebnrg received scri-hj innry from the explosion' of a resin oil lamp. He was in the set of screw ir.g down the top of the lamp, whica he had lust ailed, when tt exploded. Thie oil has "Fi ii a perfectly saf and free from danger of it has now been proven otherwise.

April 33 A lamp exploded, No. 19 Tillary-street, Brooklyn, which set Are to tha building. Extinguished the police. Afe 8 A lamp burst in the homes of Dr. J.

Maira, No. -453 ttrooene-etrvet, which set fir to the house A lamp exploded. No. 41 Avenue and set fire to ths building. Offifer Wemck of the Seventeenth Ward, and a gentleman named Boyd, were severely burnod ia endeavoring to extinguish tbe flame.

Ths latter was conveyed to his residence. No. 49 Mulberry-M A boy amed Henry Jones, employed at No. 43 Grand-street, was very bs.Uy earned in consequence of the exploding of a laws, lie was taken to the Hospital. Afe li Mrs.

Cheerier was severely burned by the hnrsting of lamp that ahe was filling, while lighted. A woman named Montgomery waa also burned. a. was bstlly wounded by the exploaion of a laenpV which a aervant was filling whils lightet. The gaa aet to ths carpet, 4c, and ahe, endearoring to ears he child, which she taught up and threw on the bed, became so badiy bcrned aa to cause her death on the next day.

Juns Mrs. Parker, ot No. 60 Thompson-street, waa severely bumed, from the bursting of a camphene lamp. he turn the atreet, with her clothes on fire, and was saved by some ciuxcna, who wiia much dirflculty exim-fUished the flames. June 4 A lamp exploded in the bakery of Mr.

Jones, eoroer of Wahingtoa and TUiary-street. Brooklyn. A yssog woman was so badly barnsd that tar lifa is Js-suresjof. She waa taken to the Hospital. I Several etasrpmona somewhat burned.

I Jun 11 a fire occurred in house Na. 10t by carelessness ia tbe ase of eamphane. Uaiujre sfteat 456. 1 A fire broks oat In ths grssery stars, ecmer otSprisg and McDougsl-atrects, caused hv thebBratiax a camphene lamp, liamare about flM. Jnns 14 A fire, occasioned, by upaetuar sfa ajirH.

gtnUmp, broke out at No. 95 Creen damage estinguiahed by a policaman. was abg aUy burned in the handa. th. Juns la A fire broke out ia the house No.

5v. -10 street, cassed by tbe explosion; of a camphene i. The flames were soon extinguished damage slight. jvm 10 A lamp exploded ta M. Byrne's grocery, at Albany, whose dacghter was filling the lamp while lighted.

Mr. Byrne's hands and face burned. Mrs. Byrnes hands, arms, snd fsee burned. Ellen, their daughter, burned very badly, and will probably die.

Another younger daughter burned very badly, and moat of the hair brrmed from her head. Mr. Moore slightly horned. Mr. McXntee slightly burned.

Jim 21 Mr. Samuel T. Providence, was badly injured by the overturning and ignition of a can of burning flnid." lie eared lire by jsmping into ths Mrs. Warner, No. 206 North Eleventh-street.

Philadelphia, waa going with her children to put them to bed, having a baby ia ber anna a little daughter, carrying a camphene lamp, let it fail, and it exploded the flamea instantly enveloped her, and burned her severely that she died about three hours after. Mrs. Warner was badly burned in her effort toextinguiah tae flames. June 29 At Mendon, Mr. EartleU waa dra tng some burning fluid from a cask into a tin can, having a lantern near him, when the xan exploded and enveloped htm in flamea.

He ran to a lar ge ta1 of water and extinguished the flames. He is so badly burned, that there is but little hore of his recovery. June 73 A lady in Seventh-street, Williamsburg, waa flUing a eamphene-lamp, which waa lighted, when it exploded, burning ber severely on tbe hand and arma. June 98 Ann Odell. a servant st No.

108 Fourth-avenue, waa dreadfully burned frctn tbe explosion of a lamp. She waa taken ts The Bellevue Hospital, where ahe died. Fourteen peraotia are recorded aa having died from tbeir burna. Sixty-two burned most of them very badly. Many of whom have probably died.

Nearly all of tbe accidents, hers recorded, occurred in New-York and Brooklyn. 'Tio doubt there were many mora which esc sped being noticed. NEW-YORK CITY. The Extradition Case of Thomas Kain. The United Statea Marshal appeared before Judge Boa- worth yesterday morning, but did not produce the body of the prisoner.

It waa stated to tbe Court that it waa deemed oaaafe to bring tbe prisoner oat of confinement, and that all the essential objects of the writ could be answered without the body of Kaine. To this, Mr. Brady replied, that he ahonld Insist apon his right to have the man before the Judge in accordance with the terms of the statute, and, after considerable discussion, ths whole matter was adjourned until Monday next, and an order waa made requiring the Marshal to reta Kaine in hia cuatody, and to have hia body in Court on Monday next. A very large number of peraons attended to hear the case, and seemed to have a deep interest in tbe proceedings. It is, however, the prevalent opinion that if Kain ia brought out of the Tombs, he will never go back again-Under these circumstancea, would it not be advisable to make the writ of habeas corpus returnable within the wells of that building, as waa done in ths raae of John C.

Colt Destrcction of Messrs. Haven' Distillery Los estimated at 9100,000 The old Jewish SvifAQooiE Damaged. Yeaterday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, a fire out in the rear portion of a large Cordial and Liijuor Distillery, situated in Elm, sbove Canal-street, and occupied by Messrs. II. Havena Son.

From the appearance of the fire when first observed, it must have been smouldering for some time before it waa visible, aa the flamea burst through the upper stories snd other portions of the building simultaneously, and spread with great rapidity. Tha Fire Department arrived in full force, and in a few minutea there were more than a doxen powerful streams playing on the front snd rear of the establishment, but apparently with little effect, aa the Are aeemed to rage more fiercely than before. This. wae owing to a yast quantity of Alcohol, New-England Rum, and other liquors being directly beneath where the fire caught, and finally communicated with the barrels, pipes, and hogsheads, several of them exploded and at this time, the main building, out-buildings, and wooden vats, were entirely enveloped in flamea. The streams of water were increased from all directions, and the Firemen labored with increaaing energy.

The heat finally becaine ao intenae, that no peraon could stsnd within half block of the manufactory and finding the walls would fall, and there beiog no hope of saving the property from destruction, the entire front of the. building was cleared and no sooner had the men reached the opposite side of Canal-street, than the massive gable-end tumbled down with a tremendous craah. The front wall, baama, and floors, next fell, and the entire building waa laid in mine. The expensive machinery, and endlesa quantity of varioua kinds of apparatua for distilling purposes, will form a great part of the Ioaa. Tbe building occupied several lota of ground, was fivs stories in height, and every loft contained vast quantities of liquors for exporting.

The junior partner of the firm could not give any accurate atatement of hia loss. However, from a rough estimate, it is thought the entire destruction of property will not fall much short of There were insurances on the stock, fixtnrea, and premises, amounting to $23,000, divided among eight or tn City and country Insurance Companies. During this conflagration; several other building in the vicinity caught fire, and Were considerably damaged The old Jewish Synagogue, (opposite) now occupied, by the New-Haven Railroad Company, as a freight depot-caught fire in the cupola, bat it was saved. A dwelling-house in Orshge-street waa slightly damaged, and the wooden rookeriea at No. 18, 18 and 90 Canal-street were more or less damaged by catching fire from the spark a.

Fire in Lewis-street. On Wednesday evening, about 5 o'clock, a fire broke out in the coffee and spice factory of G. D. Johnston, at No. 35 Lewis-street, which would havs destroyed the establishment, but for the timely discovery of the flamea by some citizens.

The Thirteenth Ward Police, with a few pails of water, extinguished the fire with trifling damage. Injunction. A temporary injunction has been granted by Judge Greenwood, of Brooklyn, restraining certain parties who, under authority from the Corporation of this City, had commenced tbe work of extending piers at the root of Bridge-street, Brooklyn, with the view of establishing the proposed ferry. This will make iWork for the lawyers, as the question will involve the ferry franchise, and the right between high and low water mark, now in dispute. Columbia College.

The annual Examination of the Classes, which has been in progress daily since Tuesday, 6th will be concluded to-day, with the examination of the the classics. To-morrow, applicants for admiaaion may be examined in the College Chapel, between 10 and 12 o'clock. The Com mencement will take place at Metropolitan Hall, oa Wednesday next, 98th at 10 o'clock. Portrait of Walter R.Jones. Some time ago, the Board of Underwriters, in this City, passed a vote asking their President, Walter R.

sit for his portrait. The commission was given to Bogle, a clever voung artist, who haa produced an admirable likeness, and a picture of much merit. Relief for. the Poor Sufferers the Great Fire ih Montreal. Mesara.

Brown, Brothers Co. contributed $500, and Messrs. Phelps, Dodge Co. $250, for the relief of the poor sufferers by the great fire at Montreal. Monument to Henrt Clay.

The Whig General Committee and Clay Cluba have appointed special Committees to eellect funds for the erection of a Monument to IlgRRT Clat, In this City. Lacnch. The Australia, a large ship of about 1,600 tons, will be lsunched by William II. Webb, on ths 94th for Williama Guion, to be employed in the Liverpool trade. Citt The aggregate cost ot the new buildings erected or being erected, In the Third Ward, during the present year, is said to exceed one million of dollars.

A Large Ncmbee of Passengers. The ship from Liverpool, arrived on Wednesday night, with 600 passengers on board. EF The Ladies of the Ninth Ward Temperance Alliance gave a very pleasant excursion and pic-nic on Wednesdsy last. The party went down in (he steamer JS'hnrod, to Mount Hermon, partook of a bountiful collation, organized a Temperance meeting, had pleasant and effective speeches from Messrs. C.

C. Leigh, Miles Standiah, Dr. F. TutMll, Rev. Mr.

Marka, and others, and cspitsl singing from Mr. Brower rambled In the shadow of the fine old trees, tried the swing, gathered flowers, and returned ih time to refresh their sweltering friends st bom with the story of ths cool sea-breese and tbe capital time they had enjoyed on and about Staten Island. Charge of Embezzling a $500 Check on the CiTliEsa' davs ago. Juatios Ba. gait issued his warrant for the arrest of Christopher Dorly, about 18 years of age, residing at Rhine beck, Dutchess N.

T. The affidavit made by Wm. N. Mclntyre, states thst the accused was employed in his hardware establishment, at No. 60 Sixth-avenue, as clerk, and at times was eatrasted with full charge sfths baaine.

la ths latter part of Jan last, Mr. Mclatyr bad occasion to draw so funds from the Ciliaen' Bank, tn the Bowery, and making hs check for $500, sent young Doty tor ths money. lis was absent bat a short period, when he returned the store ma 4 informed his employer had lost the check trot, hi nacker. whica startled Mr. Mclatyr, and a eatse4 sto Its payment, bat when reaching tb Bank ta pavrsg-telisc it bad been presented snd pi4 aslf sa bear bftrs is a yoang ma a.

1 bia aroased th sdus at Mr, Mclnt)re, and tnasmach aa the ciert did ast gw ians-djaialy tml sto? th partcsol of tha cXack, tageltar with. other circumstances that transpired subsequently, it was vokctvu uw pMiuu a conjeearata. wao arew ths $500. Prior to preferring the charge, the complainant uimukii a Kiicr 10 id ist ner ot yang Dorty, bat receiving no definit answer, be caused ths young- man's arrest. Dorly was brought before toe magistrate by of-Gcer Wm.

II. Stephens, and yesterday a further hearing tn. piece, out wa net concinaen, ant! tne ease stands until Monday, when lion. John McKson and JoiSe. LeUn wm "P- Scicide veBtery afternoon, a man whose name is not known.

wnt of Jsckson-street. E. R- bad some heavy in. B1" Vth design to commit suicide 5 accomplished. The body wss soon after 'niUB- held by Coroner Ives, whose Jury rene14 5 Terdic5 snce with the above facta.

Dect.a wa 30yars of age, and was poorly clad. Cocf dk Soleil. Yeatenlay alemoon, while a laboring man, named Michael Sulllva looking for emploj ment, on the corner or Broadway" Bnd Liberty-street, he waa overpowered by the heat of Mean, and fell among pile of bricks. Policeman of the Second Ward, conveyed the sufferer to the Hns- Eital, where everything was done to save his lie hut expired in the course of half an hour. Let Off.

Yesterday, while the thermometer wss at tbe melting heat or officer llamblm, or the Third Police District, had an exciting struggle with a tall, sthletie rowdy, who is familiarly known among his associates, ss Frank Love." This fellow was acting in a disgraceful manner at the corner of John-treet aud Broadway, and when taken into custody, he mad-an attack on the officer, who waa aided by several citizens, and finally brought him before Justice Bogart, at the Tombs, where wa locked up. Before an hour had elapsed, the magistrate liberated him on a 200 bad to ketp the peace," which is equivalent to a free discharge, the "keep the peace," bail bonds are never prosecuted by the authorities. Robbery in the Street. Yesterrlay morning George Hern waa arrested in the Nineteenth Ward, by officer Richardson, who caught him in Fortv-fburth atreet, having in his possession a horse and cart, valued at $250, which he had atolen. The property belongs tu Anthony Partington, reaidmg at No.

3M Hudson-street, and while leaving the vehicle and horie in the street fir a few moments, this rogue jumped on and drove off. Tha owner made oath to the identity of the property, and Juatice Stuart committed Hern in full for trial. Yesterrlay forenoon Timothy McCarthy attempted to aet fire to the clothing of his children, at No. 75 Washington-atreet, while laboring under insanity. Tbe children cried for assistance, and when otlicer Connor entered the premises, the crazy fellows-rued a.

haicit-et snd sheath knife, with which he sttemp ed to take tin-officer's knits. McCarthy was finally overpowered, snd taken to the Tombs, preparatory to bein i sent to tne Lunatic Aaylum. BROOKLYN CITY. Eleventh Ward. Last evening the Lundy's Lane Barrack Association assembled at their new hall, corner of Myrtle-avenue and Navy-street, for the purpose of completing their organization and making preparations for a grand Whig rally on Monday evening next, in honor of the Battle of Lundy's Lane.

At which time Measrs. II. J. Raymond and F. A.

Talmadge, of New-York City, snd II. N. Conger, of New-Jersey, snd others will address the meeting. This Association Is rapidly increaaing, about sixty joined laat evening. A splendid flag has been presented to the Association and will be unfurled to the breeze on Monday evening for the first time.

Canarsie. A party of gentlemen from Brooklyn proceeded to Canarsie on Wedneaday, for the purpose of assisting in raising a Scott and Graham flag-pole, making the preliminary arrangements for a ratification meeting. Tbe Committee from Brooklyn assembled with the Whigs of Canaraie at the house of Mr Bogart, when the necessary arrangements were made for a grand de nionstration to come off some time next week at that place. The Whigs in Kings County are in all parts wide awake, and are preparing to enter upon the duties of the campaign with vigor. Church of the Messiah, Adelphi-Strert.

Tbe above Church, of which the corner stone waa laid on Monday last, is designed, when completed, to acco modate from 600 to 1,000 persons. One secti of the Church a part of the nave is only to be erected at present. This portion, with its gallery, will seat about 450. Chippewa Guard. In the Fifth Ward the Whiga havs formed a Chippewa Guard.

Tne following sre the officers: Chief S. C. Stringhsm Warriors F. Williams, J. L.

White, J. Baxter, Wm. Bowen Scribes Mr. Barlow, P. Dodge Treasurer P.

Shanly Door-keeper T. Garrigan. False Alarm. The alarm of fire given in the Second District about 5 o'clock, last evening, proved to be a false alarm. Case of Poisoning.

On Wednesday morning last, a negro man administered an over-dose of Laudanum to two children at No. 54 Adsms-strcet, from the effects of which one of the two, named John W. Thompson, baa since died. The other yet remains in a critical state. The person who administered tbe poison has not et been arrested.

Manslaughter. A lad. James Lum, was committed to tbe Brooklyn Prison yesterday, charged with the crime of manslaughter. On the 30th of Juae last, the accused, while playing with other boys, at Canarsee, Long Island, threw a clam ahell, which struck a companion, named WUliam II. Gosling, on tha head, cauaing death in a abort time.

Sudden Death. A man named John Wetz-chell, waa found by Officer Babcock, of tbe Second District Police, yeaterday afternoon, in a vacant lot on Water-street, in a dying condition, probably from the eflects of the beat. Tbe man died whilo being removed to the Station House. Deceased was a Belgian by birth, 97 years of age, about ft feet high. Common Council.

This Board held a sDecial meeting last evening, Henry Harteau, in ths Chair. The following communication was received from his honor thfe Mayor, and placed upon the minutea To the Common Council i (iuuEMEx; At the last meeting of th Board, yonr honorable body adjourned over to tha first Monday in September next, when thtr was not a quorum present. Doubts having been expressed as to th legality of the act, and is-atimoca as some business remains nnfininhed, particularly th reports in tbe hands of th Asseesmeats Councillor, and those matters referred to in my communication rslating to the sals ef tha City propertr at auction in May, 1851. and alo-lhe amount due from former Collectors of Assessments, which should be acted upon immediately. I therefore hay requested you to meet this srening.

Tha next stated meeting, as fixed by th Board, will he on Monday, th 16th Stould the Board include to adiourn to a later day, it will l9 necessary to change th day fur th next stated Nuisance. Aid. Spinola offered the following resolution, which was referred to the Board of Health Resolved, That this Common Council does hereby declare thi the Chemical Factory, located at the south-east corner of John and Adams-streets, in the Second Ward, to a nui-sau requiring immediate abatement, and thst th Conn-teller of th Board be and he is hereby directed to take the necesrary steps to abate said nuisance, ia the most summary msiiner. Tbe following resolution was unanimously adopted Resolved, That the sum of $1,500 he added to the Tax list of that patt of the Eighth Ward lying south of Tweutr-ssventh-street for the purpose of meeting the of establnhing gradea and a ro tiles in aaid Ward. The following resolution was offered by Aid.

Sfixola. and unanimously adopted by the Board That it be referred to the Street Committee to renort to this Board son suitable plan for the drainage of that nirt Main-atreet lying between Alaia-atreet and ths Cut River. A shocking murder was perpetrated near Wil- liamsville, Ohio, recently. Tbe statement of the occurrence ia, that one John Lowry had been taking improper liberties with the wife of John Moore, and had on frequent occaaiona maae ooaata ot tne course ne waa pursuing. Moore feeling aggrieved at the outrages frequently perpetrated upon hia wife, made threats of violence against Lowry, who, bearing of ths threats repaired to the residence of Mr.

on Sunday evening, and entering the bouse, walked up to Mr. who was seated on a sofa, and deliberately shot him through the head. Mrs. M. was in the room at the time.

lie died at 11 o'clock the same evening. The Fredericksburg (Va.) JWw states, that CoL Lewis S. Craig, who waa recently murdered in Sauthern California, was a citizen of that place before his entrance in the army. lie was nearly related to several of the most respectable families in Eastern Virginia. He was the uncle of R.

C. Stanard, of Richmond, and a near relative of Andrew Stevenson. He has an only brother la Prince William, with many other distant relations scattered through the State. He leaves a widow and one child la Athens, Georgia, to whom, may God temper the sad intelligence, as he doea the winds the shorn Iambi" TOWN AND COUNTRY STORE-KEEPERS. CALL IMMEDIATELY "LIQUID GLUE I liquid GLUK I GBB4TEST DlSCOVBBT OF THE Present Time.

PHILLIPS' LIQUID GLUE, alvaya ldy tor ue, cements wood, stone, glass, marble, or any substance for store-keepers. Cabinet makers, carpenters, brush aoakera. book -binder, amd ail classes, will Dad this a valuable article. No boas or eto' should without. It cutts 241 per rent, lesa than common glue.

waat town and country store-keepers ss agenta. who will find our terms very liiieral. It ia adapted for aay trads. Sold ia bottles at 121, 15. sad 50 cents also, by th ra'km.

C. H. PHILLIPS No. 4 near PearL. THE LATE SUDDEN DEATH IN BROA'AV AY Th isquast which was recently held by Coro-ar Ives, at th hous of Mr.

CsandaXL, ia 36th-'jtrt. near Broadway, oat the body of Srtcaa CaaKDsX x. who died suddenly ia th public house, corse of Walker-strret and Broadway, resulted in a verdict of Drth by th Rupture of a blood-vessel being rendered by th Jary. The deceased was aative of Rensselaer County Bnf at th tin of hi death was book-keeper for Mas tit. McGaoTT It No 13S William t.

He was lit. ssember of ths Troy C'tneas Corps. His emaina were vrjMnii in Gr-wood Cemetery. Pif. TflVrVsek Orchard Red Ash CaL Nat also.

T.n mmA Stan si 7 of th Bst exsjrty attk kywest ssai srtce, st the Pesos Orchard Depot, ba fj Athoa-sV. near Broad way. OMB MAKUFAITORY. 70 BOWXRYc- fxMBB saaas. altered assl rec Gtrl'mmA tosst arliisle.

vry rnpti KimAHIflE PAPERS FOR 8 ALB AJ A ihm asba mt ta Nam-lTarn Hiss rasas. Na. Ill ffiUHS COR. R. DISOSWAY.

ATTO RNEY sad COUN- PELLOR-AT-LAW snd CjMMIitRlONER OF DEEDS for Nw-Yrk and Itlixt A fj. 7 fiiin i s-wsn Jean and Wta. S3.75 to oou a a4r WANTED. FITE IIUXTiRED AOEWTS sell ths LIFE Of UEN. KOJ IT, and a varwtr of sorvelar and new paMtcatMsss.

Great iadaesisnts offered. CaJl, or address (pt Americas Family Psbheatioa Establishaaaat, Ha US Koosb No. 9, ap stairs. 11 FT MtK WANTED ssil soraetAing saw; m-nld liy yry traveler, hotel, boarding, and bous- KReper; easily carried, quick saJea. larr profit.

Uotxi salesmen can make to per day a risk. Call or address No 317 Bowery. IajST. On the morning of J3J July, abm I o'clock, a A BAG CONTAINING 164 SO IN SILVER, on the iria-ar. or ltih Broadway to Uth-st.

Whoever will return the sama to 33d-st. and lOlh-av. Stag Qaice, wiU be liberally rewarded. HOARDING. BOARDING At No.

79 btwa Henry and Two fin largs front room cuui, pit as-ant and retired, with large closets, for gsatiemes and tleir wivss. Also, rooms for smgl gentlemen. A PLEASANT ROOM WITH PARTIAL UOAhD WAML1) by a sinsl man, ia a private family, within fire or ten mutes walk of I'uiton erry, in Aroukiyn. Address C. this office.

I1ITK MOUNTAIN HOUSE, WHITE MOU.f. JAINS. bv JOHN H. WHITE. Ttils ho us.

is now ooea far the recsiotion iff enmntnr. and. haviar mad stensire repairs, to proprietor feels confident taat lie can five satisfaction to all wno may lavor mm wrin tneir cus-An. Mountain horses, raides. and carnages, at all tirr.es fir wadiness Familiss occupying rooms for th season will fiDf cnargea very moderat.

Hot and Cold Baths can be obtained at this ho we only. JVIAARA FALLS. Y1A ROCHESTER, LOCK-JA POUT AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD. Fasten- desirous topping at th. CLIFTON HOUSE, on the Caaada side of the Falls, csn hav their hesrrre checked the SUSPENSION JUDGE, wbere a spacious omnibus and baggage-wagon will be ia attandasc to taka passenger snd baggage direct to th Cliftoa ue.

Far 121 cents. Car leave Rochester aa follows: Kipr, A Accommodation. :30 A.M Express. 5 P.M. AKMON mUSE.

BRWKLT-Hhiih had a It large additir-s recently added, and famished juai te any house in ths United State, is now prepared to give in is and commodioGV aeoommodatioa, by th day or week. Traveler from the South will find thia a most delightful residence for families or singl gentlemen. Omnibuses pass the hous svsry fivs minutes from th and South Ferries. EDWIN R. YALE.

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IL 9 Al LN'S RITUAL OF FREEMASONRY. COl.FRIDGE'S BIOGRAPHIA LITERARIA SIM. PuMi.hi and for sals by GO WANS. No. 178 Fultoa-st.

IsXfcLLliCTUAlj. Many of our citizens who are bie5td with tbe means, ar daily leaving th City, to enjoy the pr re air and quiet of the country. To be happy in their retirement, they must Lave something to relieve ths tedious-nesaof araiuv day. Many who go, havs country cousins whom tbey love. What can be more complimentary than a valuable Bot Call en A.

MAZE. No. 237 and ptirchase a lot, them rain or shin, th time will pass profitably and pleasantly. Don't forget. No.

237 Bleeck.r st. A. IA7E. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS.

CHEAP. Al odav Piano for on for 875, one for S'iO, on for $S5; a 64 octave for S85. one for $90, one for 100, one for lie; anew iron-framed 7 octave Piano, warran'ed. for aals cheap; one of 6 octaves, do. Also, watches, safe, scran, hats, soap guns, rifles, tee.

Cash advances on dry gooda, groceries, hardware, loiniturs, pianos, books, watches, tee. I. F. JONES, No 52 second floor. PIANO-FORTES.

Ths finest assortment of Piaas Fortes in tbe City may bs found st th spacious wars no n.s of N. P. CURTIS te No. 447 Broa4way. essv iisting of George Haw's celebrated American Patent A die Pis sos.

T. Gilbert te Co 'a popular an Pianos, Gilbert! and others' Bondoir. Also, a variety of aew and aicoaa iissd Pianos fir sal and to let. No. 447 Broadway.

UkCOND-HAMI) PIANOS. A vsry xtnslv as-xrtment ot second-hand Pianos, ranging in price fr S25 to S308, may be found at the music, publishing, aa piano warehouse of GOULD Ik BIRRY, No. 897 Broadway. Pianos tnnsd aad repaired. Cask paid, tor saw sad MMtnsMt-baad.

Pianos to 1st. At C. FISCHER, (late NUNN3 te FISCHER Manufactory sad War room. No. 178 coraer of Dey-st.

PIANO-FORTES warranted, watte vers bn dre and satral tab, wall calculated for keopiac ta tan Piano-Fortes tunad, re pyre and N. B. Also, man- one tor sat. PIAMOSspUadidassornt ImZa celebrated iaslr meats saasl by HALLKT, DAVIS te Boston, may be found at th aewamd spacious rooaat GOULD te BERRY, Ne. ST Broadway, smoai dealer eaaassl aaaaKl iaah sr PI ANO-FORTES.

HAZELTON fc BROTHERS-A long xaria ia ta icai aut Musical nartBBcnta teas prepared ah subscribers warraiU then piano in every tyae. HAZiilON N. ai Csntrs-st near Grand. RINCK St MKLOOEO.SJ.-Tkt original SkiJS t. UUiUUkUii suu SU HSWI HUM sui.

and orovad itself a superior laatnuaeaL to those u. to taoee agsata, WM, any other make, can had only of the sol sgaata, HALL te SONNo. 239 Broadway, (op posit ta Park.) TVJI1UDERS, OWNERS OF BTJTXD IN SS. It Hi -j- rastd STaaiiae, at tha sabscriser's, th Ga tva. a newly iavsmtad art id, eesahiaiag the advantage af ta oid-faekioawd brick ssrsa, Ugtter with faeilitie far boiling similar ta rang, bat saar eoeapaek.

and at Vse tkas half ta cost of talattr. arsons aia ooastastly a BARTLZTT BENT, 33S Watar-st. TIOLSFIIOLD FUR.MTtRE WANTED. Aay diul thst hss aa aaaoubt of foraitar that ihey wold lik to dispose of oa or aboat th 1st Auxast. caa no a casa riiimsrr or omit uipoti r.

COLTON. No 59 Beekmas-rt. BK t'srl Toa want a rood Hatr, Tooth, Cloth. Nail. Hat, 8Tbbig.

WhitwaJi or Feat her Brash, of gooa can, rsus rwsiss Maamfactary. s. 13 mTmM. asssr-s York. 4vwrs snd tar sWairs sanoii.

LAW SCHOOI-, IN BALLSTON SPA, taratoga Cessrty. N. De-gnd traia th stadae.t aracueal-ly aa well ths. tieslly. A narw svstess.

ot wteica a circular exp'aiainc it wiU seat by diracted (post EHALDRY OFFICE, N. StI rrrssvdwav, Faaoiy A rati found and sketch torwarded. ram rs-caipttsfSL Seals "1. rest ja.td on cXT)me, tec HENRT HATa. Wiadsor Herald.

OPSTS EX PRESS, viA. Ce-tral Ra-rnad of" New-Jersey, twie daily, fro -York Rawtoa. Pa svlvaaia, lvsg at 'rise A. aad P. hi.

Qir tea M. Tt Broeslwag. TO LET'. RESIDENCE TO LEi'" Hsd- sonRivr. betsn PeekskiU and CoU tUim.

U-mmm lu StZ brstds ttu-ae and collar. Sftosnna pleasant aaa. Salthv. asd acrsasibu sy railroad and stsaauboat will few saM tw. Ay ply at No.

it id-st, A PA RTMENTa TO LET-Ia No. tit East lltk -SV. "Ps a da li and a larn yard, rh stairs ar cwv.r- e7 witn V'l-c'o lighted wun cms, and kept ia order by th owtsr. frhvCrot vstsr is ia every ruuo. Apply to tte BWUK swii VH as 11 su ITS.

mCSavS TO LET Wrthrn thrM)uartrof a a mil rnn otumonui vm wsi ur. aorr.a saor. ana one near oTBiiiaa-nsBu, so set or i seu. aaqatr at 13 Ana-s. DOOMS WATER POWER TO RENT.

It sn-i Wv.len Aiacbinerv for sal, at Patersxsa. bkl Woolen Maehtnry eossisis et ijarua. uoom, Mnlea. tiut ers. tcnil tha poB-s to rnved ar.

a srncia rui or fa wnol miM li.juu- of TliOd. L. HOX I. AitorneyaiLt Law, rate.aym. T001 WITH STSAI PIVWES TOtiCT.

Aa, Fin light room -od st.vSy power let. ia ta aewDepft Build.ng. corrw of Ceiatse sod Apply to A. ALLEN, aw ths prenxrses. id floor fsam 9 to 1 dailf.

LIL1 I NO TO LET WTTH POVTBR. A biiidinr on Ixt-rvi 23d ae4 Ii4 ft, contemn five rooms, will let togatkar or in rwwn to suit spi'lirants Appiy on ths sremses. or MORTON fc BREMNER.No. Pesji-t of Fletr.W. TEAfrl POWER TO l.E-vral wU-lighu4 room, with constant and steady wnrer, ta b-Minr corner of and Hsstsr-sts.

yvsaur to MOitlON te BREMN ER. No. 212 Pearl-st comer Fl.tchar. FOR SALE. TJUILBINO LOTS AT VOKIkHS AAaaskhrrof bmkliu lots ia that part 4 tke eiUaarv of Yoaksrs, tailed Gsrawaod.

lying oa th bAk of Um Hfdaoa, lata most oeautiful part cf lha whole rti-laga. Tht lot ar tt most deainbl of aav sow ofTered for sals. Sod. from their location, most rapi.Ty inervas ia vtill be aold low if applied fT iaunedi assry. A maa nsay be seen, aud terms Beads known, by anpiyrava COMBS It NTCOtAY.

No. 44 aar th Bowsry, N. Y. BLLLDINO LOTS FOR ONLY SO-lath bn-tiiul Tillags of Yoskers, snd two chances oMain Iwlling-Hose. worth S76 acb, witbont addilwaal coat.

Tar-quartrs at as kwsr's rid by th Hudson kvw Rail-read. 4ny SI cash rt.uired at th time of anrrwribing. For maps tend fall psrtMulara, apply to COMBS NICOLA'S Aur-tirmeers, No. 244 Grand-st near Sow jwy rof-tco open until o'clock ia th evening.) or to GEOQOa? L. CONDITi Broadway House, Yonkra N.

Y. FURDIIAM VILLAGE LOTS. A few plots only remsife tori disposed of some of them hcsutifu.iy lo cated. 1 (is property having boeh disposed to those who intend imirevrng immediately with good class of dwelling, make it desirable either as a plan of residene or for protitatile investment. For partienlsrs inquire of Z.

No. 3 or GEORGE BANKS, FOR SALE. Th new th re-story brick th basement and nnder-eelisr. high atoos. and balcosjy marble mantala.

and grates ia parlor sad baa ment, rn. Brooklyn pries 34. eve. TO LET. Workshop la the new five-etury buiMing la tbe rear of No, tot and 21 Will iara-st.

Each shop has ten large FrenVh windows, and i suitable for any kind of busi ness, intrnir oi n.j.uiijiutii.i, n.7ifli COTTAGE AT MORRISANIA FOR SALE Near the Lower Village depot. Also, a beautifully situated LOT in Central orrissnia, oa Washiaerton-sv. near depot. Also, a three-story house let. Apply to 8.

AN-GELL, Nb. 1 or oppoait Morrisani- 'I'O CAHTMEJI. For sale, two houses and lots. No. J.

167 and 169 between tint and with seven footfcart alley between. Only $3,000 to paid down, the balance to remain on bond and martgag for a term of yeara. Jippiy at mo. tM loot of rlammotnl, or oa me premises. AND! WARRANTS.

We sr buying at following m-m isu acrea. an sooo no. I MEGAREY te JOHNSON. I No. 9 corner New-st.

I AND i WARRANTS WANTED For which ths high market pries will be paid, by W.CLARK 51 Wall-st William. DODGE MEDICAL. COMFfJRT FOR THE AGED. The Montreal 1 ranirrpt, one of the bt papers in t'anada, syeakin; of ISTAR'S ALSAM OF WlLD CH ERR Y. June 19.

1819. says believe it to be generally recognized as a useful medicine 1 niedical men. and we caa state with perfeet truth and sincerity, hat in one ease with which we ar more particularly acquainted that of an okl gentleman, at least 80 years of age, residing a few miles from this city, and who is troubled a times with an asthmatics! complaint, th most decided relief is obtained whouev.r be makes use of the BalMim. Ill's, at the advsnced peejod of life which he has arrived at may be considered an unanswerable proof of ita virtues." From the Boston Darin Bee. "Ficm ayime little experience of or own, we testify th raperirnts of th BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, aud wa have Ijeen repeatedly assured by quit a number of our personal fiaeads who have used it wilh Kuraeri iu Duljiimirv complaint th phthisic, asthma, nirht sweats, ate that isev repsiji it a one oi tne most Oenencent rernadrtu agent of the SET 11 W.

FOWLE. Drurtist. Ksx 138 Washiartonst Rosun. Mass is the sole proprietor of the oriariual recto fur ike numufactiirs of tha seouine aaedicine. and suoolios at wholesale snd retail, and of whom agencies caa obtained.

Look out for imitations and eounte-feits. R-rm-niLtr tlte original and only -genuine srticl slwata bears sil nature of I. BUTTS, upon the outside wrapper. murine ana retail ill A at u. uqi-N.

10 Fulton-st. i THOMAS MAXWELL, am-at. JOHN allLHAU. No. 183.

Broad war: rviDg House Drug Stores; and No. 110 Broadway. TO PHYSICIANS THROUGHOUT THE UWITED STATES. Deeniine- it uanecessanv to remind any re- rular mendr of the medical profession, of th stabluhed and ark lit led red medicinal propertsss of nor Holland's Gin, in maiy diseasea of a dropsical tendency, and aif-cttng the urinary functions. I respect lu 11 invi your examination of a very superior article, manufactured by myself, at Schiedam.

Holland, and put up in ouantities expressly aoaptea iq meuicmai us. i is mHtentiv atmguisnsa from every other Gin in th market, by tn superiority of ita reetifieaiKin. and tb higher properties at th Italian Juniper Berry which it is flavored. Amid the influx inferior distiPatians with which the market is how floodwd. Physiciana find no little difficulty in procuring a good and pore Gin, whiots they can prescribe with eonftene in its beneficial effecta.

Aa aa importer of twenty years standing in thia City, and p-ajaessine; matured experience in th. manufacture of Holland's Gin. es pecially. Ijfeg to submit to your attention mv AHOHATIl; SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, as one whir cannot fail to realize yourptmost expectations, and I snail be happy to forward to a bottle of it, free of charge, in answer to a letter intisnstine your readiness to accept it. It is now searrlv six months sine I have Breoarsd asd distribn ed my Schiedam Gin.

exclusively for medicinal purposes Vet within that brief period, I hav received nu-nierous letfer. both from physicians and patients, testifying to its rrally extraordinary efficacy, in Gravel, Incipient Dropsy, and affecticns of the Kidneys and Bladder, gener ally and. nave no donot, hat it wwim yield similar results, with precision and certainty, iisvonr professional ex- perienc. i i UDOLPHO WOLFE, Importer, i roo. 2X iieav.r-sx., jv.

i. EDITORIAL EATR ACT testifying to Dr. LAR-MONT'S (of Ne. 42 Read, euraer of Broadway. N.

Y. not tne draa store) ability in kif speciality treatment of diseases. We hav known Da. LARMONT for a auraber of years, ajnd not only eoiucida with th Rahway Adwocuto and Reotsltr and Esssx KUxabethtavn Standard, but are wail convinced I that th assertion mads in hia advertisement may be reid on mm atrictly tr. Those interested will therefor lye able to ahua th impostor who infest New s' ora aaa miner Cities.

itmes, n. J. se Sundam Difpatch, Ttmms, and Coaster, for bis advertiaeaa.ua. umem nours, A- oi. mi x.

ana I mi evening. GLORIOUS TRIUMPH OF MEDICINE OVER LiIoKASK. Dr. LOUIS BERON. west cor.

of Biwd- wsy and by th sppltcatioa of his new ranted a is caring ths want form receal ease of diaeas. bv th nse of oaetepplicatioa. without pais or inconvenience to Vh patient, as a guarants to atrangai a. in Doctor would aay that hia diploma ran be sea at his olfice, as well as many owct ivnsiiiiiui fii in Bigness enumcisr. noars.

nx. to 1. P. Mi, and 7 to evrniBr. The only office in th City where thegesnin Monthly Fesaai Pills can be had.

A RAMLCTON HEALER-Admitted hy all to be 2- the giwat.st preparation nn ofierml for all Dysentery, Cholera, snd aI complaints of th Bowels. Out of tha many whoibav sed it. if on will retarn th bnttl empty, without perfect satiafactisa. th mimey will he vesTandad. DCpot, Harlem Office, No.

6 front of th Park, So.d at 14 Cnniber-st 363 aai by the principal druggists throughout the city. Given to ths destitute ics Several Agents wanted, to whom good wages will-be psjkl. Call in th. evening. RBA T5TH EL.MESS.DOCTOR OF MEDICINE, SUfGEON, aud ACCOUCHEUR.

employed fog several yeara aa a Physician of th Lviag-ia Hospital, la th School for Midwife ia th Academy of Wurzburcf Bavaria, and of the Citizens' Hospital ia th City ot Nuremberg, and having been practising ia this City fot seven rears with great success, oiler now la sarvioes lo the citizens of Brooklyn, respectfully soliciting a sharoof public ratonag. Keatdenc. Brooklyn, No. 377 Pacinc-. pace huula trom 7-9 A and 1-3 P.M.

DR. GLOVER'S NEW TRUSS. accural it snd kioee adsptatioa, secures th haraia sad sffects a perraaasn ear. Dr. G.

has had 2 years turpanaae ia SU tmg aad auplyiag Trass. s. Shoulder BraccxLac Stack ug, Kne-Capl CUs-toot and other Bxxrrieml Mnmima. Chil dren fitted! aa to laanrs a permanent cira. Female Sap- porters aa Uoaipreaanra.

lor lauies aier conjinament a new sndfvahiahl article. Application Boom, No. IS h. ia onsnltd from 9 o'uiaek A. M.

DROF4 B. BROWN WILLIJM. ths Aaasrisaa AT Mestal Alrheniixt, Psychalogist and Phyaiciss, has r-torned t-ha city, and can be eoasuitd at his office, No. See Brodsy. ta cor of pJy, rhwmiUia, broachitia, eWalaass.

bliadn, and all chronia-baaeaaw. Th assist aur ot fir. A. D. OLMSTEAD.

a oaiebrated Eiactriciaa. has ba aeemrL Otfic hoar frtMS2 A. M. till It cciocte. in ih.

evyimg. M1 1SS HELEN COOK. M.Sh. Oraduat of th W.st-eia atomaunathje Ctellee. Cssry aland.

Ohio. tadra her pr" asieaal service to th vhai. Otoe era. Li fta 1 deo Weet of Ahingtkm-plao. I J.

HecEMA. Anctioaeer. HOUSEHOLD FLRN FRIDAY, July tl at o'clock. P.M at No. 191 WaahietAaa-st Broog-Wa.

Mahogany chair, aca. asarbl top. and aahoraay dressing aad oihr baraaaa. mar si. top sasastaads, rette seat chairs.

ske case.cowateja, stoves, tec 8AIUB DAY. July 24. at 1 o'clock. A M. st No.

357 FaU toa-t Th sfck aad fVxtsrea of a Eaaie Drue: star. Th holjr stock and fixijr will rld in on is, er in spaivt lu. as th parcii rs may INGFR'S SEVTJNO IMACHINE-Taer is act Uf.rMr ih en si at ia nmimA. taea laralaabl labos. saviag mSckia, wascte executes all kinds of aaanxiag ia a style of great beaiay aad arab July.

They ar adapt ta any kind of aawisj, and are by lad it oa their mvn custom wtik. Th great demand for thes mackiaea. asd th ari-serval satisfaction. tLerv kava nvea. is aa, aaaaU piais fbj their xusrfnia.

waicte nedaaiy to tesowa anrek-iated. Th uacsaal ifics gur la aalat af thsss marhiae, rs at N. 16 Brcssaway, waare they caa ess a ta cpet alios, and where La proorioser will be) hsvppy a eaw nntva tbtr atilitv ta aay wha wOl caiL a aa.JSLf SAteMXiS. LAN OS. c-Te 1 au( Minllll ta C.

3lata, Mad from th haat Ella DrssA Lajab-r a4 far 1 1 mr ts anlsr ia th bt saaSr- aer TVs aastsraigasd lavtt th special aOat Ml al Sajedvisi aad ths trads th ahs- unxloa. AJ ta Li i-i. ii sada is th ssaslll. N. S.

rT" vtL'! CARD NO. 39 BROADWAY. IS NelTVora Goners! Depot, Manafactariag aad Far Esthliha.at.Teelk. Gold Foil. PUt.

tee. Troth amiie taertier. Siagl Gnaa Plat aad Pivot sboieaisi and retail, by ta thiMuaad for csa a lit ass a 9tla ak Block Ttte w.ile and i tail, by ta thiMuaad for eaaa. a linerai Th. Asmticss laslitata asrs la to lr.

A FT KKKT.Daaiiat. Lh. irauura for exhibiting at th Fair AriSl Testa. HENRY T. WOOOiPrctlfaiBlXAU-Wai4 KtttKLl te Fordham lot.l.

TTOUSfc A A bnilthng. wi tha wntte saie wn ral Agenta! No. tie WiQ Astor and I 4- AiJMUSEMEWTS. Is LY," r.J-wl.' A. MAL ilteLL.

i J. frWrT ANiJs.KSO.N nn-appsat ti Sjreadsrsy The sirs will stmwtiTejr take oIsTTT MONDAY EYCNINO.xath taTZ. 1 org, prior to fat pan tire from thia coos try waa a wiB dispUy his Grand HiXc TabWaaaTlntradscIngVnS I M1NAM1 1 1 nnivtisiiMmbtfa ariooaa try sannee Phila.Ie'pbta. IMbie: Baltimore. -New Orleans, 1M.0UO; hVhnle.

Memphis. l.f; St! (H Ciscinasu. sX.9w-4otl. tU.OOfl. who hav proclaimed hisrkbe greatest Mirmnaf tb nineteenth eestary.

ho will, osj M.itlsy. a war ia lu Nsgic ircl. givisg hi Grand Ifa-wtig xua orhe Natural Asagic aad Experimental iphssiuo. A Itniisiws IS rests. BROADWAY A.

M'ARSHALL, 8ol Lease; L. HOT, ivlsnacsi Door ea at 17 eoauneac at 'clock. THIS; EVKNINf. Jalv gV wUUsnr.nrd.OMsaoaA tinv is New-York, th graad w7ra vAUllls rEl ZJZLIff9 f.l?$3jot1y Ton drNoe. B-fj ii: JJ'T mntmna Meaetaatf Boiesasd Psrsvstt.

ja FsamolyCirels aad Upper Tsar. tie PrrvaBx.Sasvdtr7i rV'lHLO' WARDKN. Tirir'exa 1 boxes S5 Door oa at 7 etoek: eswrm ttL EVENING. July U. to eoananmoa wrnTaaOvt.

brtteeOrcteswtra. To foltowwd ws tke rnUenu DAY IN PARW. mwmmamV Chart Wyadlwsa EmUyi Mrs. Dvww 5 Dre wljane .4. Mr.

Coasiec To ttrlude wrra th perfrrnanoev ef dar Freaote asat cwaia 'soft sua acui cko. EVtgY MiuiT THIS itnumea fnuol TROVPE OFACTlNO DOG A AO GOATS. First of th MECHANICAL MTRIOR-AMIC TABLEAUX. PANOR5lA OF A4 LBTC. KALETDL-SCOPirAr.

ILLUSIONS. W. VAN 8PLSO AX LEN.taaRQTART WONDER- Grand jeaol IVEHT SjxTURD AT AF-TERNOON, at 3 o'cleck. 1 OASTL O.tRDN-THIS1 VENIW. Jnls- GREAT ATfRjkCTION FXH CIJNR.th was alleled Tight Ron Dasc HO AND SOW.

aat-ai -ag Equilibrist ta Co-raoraraas, Hsi-bor aad Bay at" Ne iwi -niwimi- les si 01 aeTiai variety, oy jrrota ut rtar or in urcziSTra. Isrr.Bt display of among w6tc' may be rn Kottela ftlsrVa. by O. Wi HONEV, tha-iftfaae uvssiesw nun a. 1 wiu lrrtroQ tern sua woflslanuA performaars ealitlav Mishty Ussda- illst BAKNUJrt'N AMERICAN SCU1Asmisaaem 25 et.

children 121renra: hnjwi II rents svrrs I mens, success of th celebrated WHITE'S ETHIOM- m.kkraui.I'J. wmca ar pro nntd atosurwitk th DISSOI.VINt. VIEWS and- OPTICAL FIKkWORIfJK every AFTERNOON, al clock; and avary EVENINUA ocitra in. living Benata, uatnea. oaraag VaaaaV Tb Haovy Family, to eaea at ail time JBEAT ATTRACTION.

FBHE CONCBBTS a 1 th Otto Cottag, Hohoken. seslsbrated Bum ofeaa ra Derforwer. everr MONTJAVJ WIDCTSniT es FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, eommaacinr nt 4 o'clock P.sA bnMiiu tae westner be aatsvoranie. thm eoarssrt an plaosth. a.xt fair day.

EXCURSIONS. pXCTJRSION TO NIAGARA FALLS. CELJB- BHATION-OI THE ANNIVERSARY OF THST BATTLE OF LUNDY'S LANE. Jijly 27 and Exswr. sioa Tickets over the New-York aril Erie Railroad, aael the Buffalo and State Lin' Railroad to Buffalo, estilinay ths hole er to go sad return between th 23d last, and th lsS of Auga4, my be olitimsd at ths Ticket Offie-s in foot of Dtims, aad No.

I Cortlaad-st for EIGHT DOLLARS for th Excursion. Cars sad (boats ma at all tins of ths day between Buffalo and Niagara Falla. (H sail.) a low fares; Traiaa a th EVIe Railroad lesv.fsot ofDaan-st, atC A.M..IA asd P. M. Oa 8uday th Ba.

I1" Train Uaves at CP. M. Paaaesgers by 'his traia wiB reach Buffalo aad Niagara FalU ths next aft so. EtONS WI.H1N TO ATTEJIDTIII CELB-BRATION AT LUNDY'S LANE, oa th 29th issstT can procur tickets out and back al A large redaction frs rrgularfar. on board th Boa' ef ths Peooie's Lias.

as. wharf btweea Cortlandt and Librtyfsta. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN. THE BEST ROUTE FROM NEW-YORK IS VTA-NEW-HAMPTON-Twtca DaiIt. by C.stral Railroad of New-Jersey.

Only tea mile by stare, and r4 road On and alter July 22. leave by team.r RtiJ ACEeTT. from Pier No 1 North River, at A. and 4 M. Faiw ii uruusra i.

jf noars or ticsets or uttber i mation. nppiy at HUCk'H EXPRESS, fOffies, No. 7 way, or on board ihs boat. i Horn Exragas runs ia connection with this Liaa, ACCOMMODATION HO AT FR FLUSHINO- PERMANENT SUMM S.R ARRANGEMENT FOaT FLUSHING. FLAMMEKSBURfL 8T.

ROANs WELL, AND NEW-YORK ThT nw aad steamer GEORGE LAW. Cent. FBAXpi Lock wood. wiM, f. fas is.

At 64 o'clock, A. At. 10 o'clock, A. At 41 o'clock. P.

Mmmhe.witt Um At 1 o'clock. A. sC At Jl eVIack; P. It. At 1 o'ciuek.

P. at. Touching foot of gth-tt each war. Freight takes oa sonsble terms Fsv. 121 cents each wy.

SL'NDAV Kt'l RSHS- TO WHITEfTONE. NEW-ROCHf LLE. AND GLEVCOVE Th et mod it us stsanior CATAI IJE, Cap. HofTMiaa. will aaaks an excursion tn th shore places everySnnday, leaving Pete Flip, at o'clock.

A.M -i Ooavemear'vi at 81 Delsay-et st: 10th E' at 8j 23d-st at SO'oloek R-terning leave Glen Cove, at 3 o'clock; New- Rtchll. ag jfociocx. ernppinr at bit. stone: Hinner aad ret a ents furnished on board. Far 23 cents, each way.

L'At'v HSItrN TO THE FISlflNfA HAMSA aVa EVERY DAT EPCEPT SATURDAY. Fa omnia each way. Ths sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt. Haa OCX will leave Hammoad-at at 74 o'clock Spnng-at. at Ti E.

at Catneriae-st. 84, and Pia Na. N. K-, at 9 A.M Returning by 9 Fifhiaf latklt, bait and refreshment proided. N.

B- Sea Baa are now caught ia greet abeusdaae. CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON 1 he aow aad splendid staan MAY QUEEN. Caa. C. has ro unstated her regular tm a for th season, braving a fo lows: Fot of 8rrisr-tTt.

A sad 94 A. 13, and Si P. Pisr Ns I N. 1 and 19 A M-, 4 and 54 P. M.

leaving th Island laat trip at P. kC Far 121c ach war. Ne half one for child rem. TJEOrLE'S FERRY" TO STATE ISLANtW JL From Ljberty-st Far, fna- cat llowrs rea New York 8. IS.

l.l.i li from .9 112. 4. a. xtcais oa ouaaais every nur. irosn sota pi I ITU RAN THr HHimKLyH FIHJB INSURANCB TO CHARTERED IN IMS 4.

Om, N. 41 FltoBsA Brooklva, No. 6 Merchants' Excaaaga, Havs their Capital (aa aia a haadsnsn surplus) in. tad an xoost undoubted seearitie. asd eon4iaa insare Bail, lags.

M.reaaadis., Farnirar. aad otar rwnal p.essilf s. Vessels in port aad thai Cargo, rsi as faverahi terasat as say thr sisailsr txurtitutioa. taacToaa Wllllaai Ellsworth, William Milan, Bsm. Quacks i ss.

Phinaaa T. Baraass, ere Giktiliaa, I TiJ-i 8 stn'StiSj Daal. D. Howard. Sana.

P. TowaseaA J. W. Aaxn-sssia. Caleb S.

WaodhaU. Joha Eadi. I Pordrc Hitch Cha. T. Cromwell, Joel S.

Oat ia. Joha C. fiaitk. Aaastat'a Nicholas. Robert Bail.

Jo. M. Grwaa Richard L. Alia a. Joha N.

Genm. I Rime. i LeiaaxL WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, Pr i i i turn, AiriP g. STgva. Secretary.

I FFICR OF THE CITY FIRM INSA7RAFKSX rMAN N. 1 4th Menlh, Sth, lL Thi Company, witte a. CASH CAPITAL OF SlOsikte, with a surplju ot eer ttva.Ooa, tasara agalaat la age by tr a fkv rabl vsrma. 1.1 I Oeerge B. Fa.

C. W. Lawreac. Pieaard F. i Rich'd A.

B.adrBg.Ptr 8. Tit. Heary HL Joaiah Maey. T. C.

OumU-ru. Hall Clark. Wna. H. Falls.

Ralph Mead, Was. C. Whiaa, Joseph W. Corllaa, Richard Fiald, I Joha Waikav, Joha D. WWght, Kiia Hick.

i Cha. tk MaraavBe Abraham irell. Irad Hswlsy. 1 EltshsRigg. GEO.

8. FOX. Pias. il sat. SaaTOsU.

TownigSB. ftertary. 1 N. B. Applieatiuas ia Albany at ta BrsfW.

OL mCOA LER. Ns. MHtsts-sl I rVVHB REPUBLIO FIRB I vSCRUvCa. aw. raae BaiUliasra.

No. 49 Wall st rnrati esfslA A Ii Uaav-sU, aasia floor, ia rear at Saa aad Atlaatti Ir i111 I Ofieas-lsfUM airs i art lues as daaaag kp ar, ea rsatsk building, household forailaia, axssre.hsadis, ahio la 1 sad their earsoes. te. a tavm rabi tsras Thia Is eaiv Fir Insuraae Ccmaaav. with stash ia Iks Bliv holdara mar tieioat In tit BeoAts.

ROBERT UOffX Dxraeaa V. (TxrsaT. Snaeian 1 LORIL4LAR FIRB IPrSCRAHtB COMPANY. This CoDpaof havs establiaheds bsasch Oflio at Nev ia the baaemMit. for tb.

eavnne of Uir friend ia ths lorn or part of tb City. Ows of ths officers ed. tb Cf trip ay will be in attsWance. aad aplicstias fe risks will received there, and mail Tht rrhra ia Willis i-st, ass bea diacontirfurd CARL48LB NORWOOD. Saxtietary.

LILDINl AND. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, e-rxvex at rry-av. Row and Class am ia ths. Railroad araildiavr. sr taking nvKs oa Seats.

RnildtH-, oa th most fav abl terms. JOKrt RUCas, PawidsaA. DaKuq.aU sag Crtry. fl AGIMETIGJPO WD EI13. LYOSPU CARD TO TITS BatZr-BTJCS.

kjt JttV Lvoa respecUuily taiias 'i es jcroaca. ant, a tke-og siais. 1r rtrth. anil II us. asd isaaa.

And in et yssdsof ii degree. That ail UixawglsssA this giuoow land They'T deomed ta aensii by aia aaad He asrs usvilee tteasa oa sad aia, TwapnM totlaAtmfuMwaA- Aa iavitati. aey will find, Thst eaat sead at at deciiasd For cons tisay mast, whoerar fliaga Hi Powdssaear tit horrid! saussTa. Whils rata aad mtc decraaa ia nastSa Wbea his Masvaetie Pills tey last. Depot tor th M-asvafjc Powder aasl Piilai baU at ttaCa par flank or box.) N.

4J4 Brosdwsg. i tLNOIsX sVRlTlasalBXar'ra a 8HW-WINDOW8 RHOW-CAAK3. CARS, FJCTtTSXS. teev. 9r sals mf HOPKINS tt BROTH ESS.

laiiiccUjrs, N- Baialay-sl-. naxt door ta Aator 1 JOHN BURRELL. AJ ITS AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHI0NASL3 It ROOT AND teHOJC SIOKX, Na. 119 Hadaosy. sv.eorser North Moors, (late of Ne.

Htl I Bi'i i Slippers tra 4s. ts 19., Gaiir frsss la aa exteasive sssertaseat af Misses as Childr a fcets aad la hoe at tow anc. Geatlaas a' Boot tr SI a S7 1 B-. XverrdAaniptioa Baotaaad nossnsd aad warrmatsdL Last aiad aad rarve a At ta saoaa psraliauly shspsd fC HAIR DYE. NEW DISCOVERY.

'l'Hg ACTION OF DISEASE freoseaUy eaea tha A Hair ts tarn rewstaraiy grey, aad Msiiy fail swt. All who ar thus af.eted sr. tavi sd to aav MATTHKW8 VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE. -aratioa, by wh.ra ta.y wiU aotaaiy abl to tk. orinaal essWnr, bat rttrsrtte, sofisses and l- will y-real eehsxiesi.

For by A. At.N. I Fauna pr ilhasa Pnc 49 FANCY CASSIMERES. THOMAS. BRO HE RS, o.

8 3 AN 3 3-P LACT. BoiAaUiatkiaCtty the f.uuwia wJ awe aaakarssst FANCY CAIMtRi rnwAi-n ha-H ycsrw.TwriT.AWi. Mihrryicruivivl VvTAirT. hUVCK HAKlTACTViJSd Art uw eoeaeg t-sit I -l BUKTSXs 'S, AM R. AtT.

Pnssss. Par-quette-, and Orcr.sstra Seats, 5s cent chl.drea, half inc Ser2e Tier mat Family Orr-1, tS emti Pnvsa ores. Si Ffi otfir opea daily fj ov Ibr th sals if-. 1 1 imm titm a 7. an.