The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1854, Page 5

to owner pani him on boardship with the wetches he would pay him; at the same time he wanted hua to take the measure of the chronometer box, as he wished to purehase a new ehrcnometer. The storekeeper thought he had a good , and started off with Capt. Williams; on their way, however, Williams called in at the porter house eorner of James and Chatham streets, aud asked f. Mr. with whom he said he want | to leave 9100 for ‘the shipment of his crew. As Mr. Siuith wae pot there, ieion came across the mind of the jovviier that Copt. Williame might be a humbug, aut > ofore did entrust him with the watches. Will». here left the jeweller, saying that before he went o. © .rd ship it sayin: ‘Was necessary Yor Bim to vee Mr. Smith, On the retura Jeweller to his store he sent for Secjeant Martin, of the reserved corps, to. whom he related the eiteam: stances; the officer felt convinced the fellow was a swindler, and went in search of him, and that even- ‘ing found him in Mr. Smith’s house, taking supper. The officer gave a signal to Mr. Smith, and Williams was, by the invitation of Mr. Smith, taken to the porterhouso eorner of James and Chat! streets. Here the officer showed himself. Williams jous, and said he was going into the yard; but instead of returning, he ped over a ten foot fence, The officer, suspecting man@uvre, ran out of a side doorand caught him as he came from the alley. Said he to the officer, hat’s all this conspiracy mean against me?’ ‘‘No- thing much,” was the officer's reply, “only you must go to the Tombs with me.’ On their way to the Tombs the ‘oner whispered into the ear of the oificer, “Don’t tap to the Tombs; yon can make $30 out of me by taking me to the Navy Yard. I’m a deserter. But,” said he, “if you take me back they would not Iecep me there for two days.’ The following morning the officer conveyed Brown back to the | ship. Capt. Brooks then ordered the prisoner to be put in double irons. The yery next day Brown caused, through ‘an accomplice, a subpoena to be sent on board the ship, ealling bis attendance at the court in Brooklyn, as a wit- ness in a case of burglary. In obedience to the subpoena Brown was cent in charg? of a corporal and sentinel to the court. They remained there all day, and when the eourt adjourned; of course the prisoner’ had not been alled. ‘He then remarked to the corporal, ‘we shall haye ‘ come again to-morrow.” As they were returning baci to the ship Brown asked the Corporal’s permission to go into the yard of a porter house; the request was complied with; the corporal remaining in'the house, where he wait- ed for a long time; and as Brown did not’ make his ap- pearance the corporal searched the yard and then discov- exed that his prisoner had fled by jumping over the fence. Thie was the last heard or seen of Brown, until aboat ten days ago a carriage drove up to the residence of Mrs. Miller, situated in the upper part of the Bowery, when gut jumped Mr. Brown, and in great haste callel upon Mrs. Miller, representing himself to be Capt. McDonald, of the Philadelphia police. Said he: “ Mrs, Miller, I see Dy the newspapers, madam, you advertise the loss of your ehild. I have arrested an Englishwoman in our | City in whose possession I have found your child. On her baggage I found eleven hundred pounds sterling. She has ran away from England, and I have it the $500 reward offered for her arrest. The child, the description, T have not the least doubt, is yours.” | *Oh! dear me,” said the mother, with eyes full of tears, “what shall wo do, Captain’? "Well, said he, “you | must send some one on with me, on my return. I ean- | not go back to-night.” ‘Oh! dear me, no; you must atop with usto-night.”’ “Very well,” replied the Captain, “J will.” He then gave ordera to the hack driver to | eall in the morning‘in season to take him to the Phila- delphia cars, and he would then pay him all together; and ‘off drove the hackman. Capt. McDonald was now’ the guest of the household, the best room was provided, and atthe usual hour they all retired to rest. But not so with the Captain; his restless nature prevented his sleep- ing until he first ascertained the contents of a trunk standing in his room. This he broke open, and dis- fitted him, covered anew suit of clothes which about and in addition there was $50 in money. The clothing he put on his person, and the money in his pocket, leay- his oldsuiton the chair; and in the dead of night, t the room, locked the door, and carried off the key. In the ‘morning the family were {up early, proposed an, excellent breakfast, and as their guest id not make his appearance, a messenger was sent to his room; the door was found to be locked; they. knocked and knocked; the family beeame alarmed; the door was forced open, and, to their utmost surprise, hey found that their guest had fled, leaving evidence Dekind that he was not only an impostor, but a robber We next hear of this swindling rogue in Albany, of ewhich we copy the following from the Albany Evenimg Adas:— A person arrived at the City Hotel on Saturda; neon, and registered himself as “John B, Bern: subsequently called the porter, and told him to obtain a horse and carriage for him, as he wished to “see the sights of the town,” The porter complied, and the ‘‘dis- | ished val’? took pogsession of the conveyance, drove around town, finally reining up at ee ry es- | tablishment of Williams &Co. Here he said he wished to purchase a lady’s gold watch. Quite a number were | shown him, when he altered his mind, and purchased a conple of gent’s gold watches—the most valuable ones in the stores fine gold neck chain, weighing some 92 @wts., worth about $32, and a large heavy ring, worth $12. After this he requested Mr. W. to have some one aceompany him to Governor Seymour’s, saying that the Governor was an intimate friend of his—that he designed making presents of the articles to some ladies visiting there, and that he would, upon their acceptance, cas! the bill. Mr. W. deputed ‘his son for the purpose, and they took the carriage and drove off. Before leaving however, he borrowed a quarter from Mr. W., to giv the little boy who was outside, holding his horse. In stead of Rar da Governor Seymour's, ‘he went to th yesidence of J. V.L. Pruyn, Esq., in El street, and yang the bell. The servant obeyed the summons, when the “gent” asked him if Mr. P. was at home. ‘The ser- vant replied in the negative, when be said he would up stairs into Mr. P.’s library—he being an inti- mate friend of his, and wishing to address a letter to him. The servant sup} all was right, and conducted him to the library. After being seated awhile, he says I believe I will go down stairs, as my servant is await- ing outside with my carriage.’? The servant t him, (‘I will deliver your message to your servant. , “No: I wish to speak to him privately.” ‘went down to Mr. Williains’ son, who was patiently wait- for the cash, and to him, “RBy-the-bye, one thing I have forgotten; as my wife is here, I wish you seul tele ibo-casringe, gn beek to-tlis store’ ancl get for her one of your bost gold bracelets, set in with diamonds, and on your return here, I will then cash the biil in full.”? | Young Williams supposed no fraud was intended, took ‘the carriage and drove to the stor He related to his father what had taken place, when Mr. Williams be- eoming alarmed, made up his mind that he had been | — He immediately sent for an officer at the second station, after- | ” He who at once obeyed the summons, and accom- him to the residence of Mr. Pruyn. Upon arriy- there, the accomplished rascal had stepped out, rep- resent to Mr. P’s. servant that pressing business de- manded him at Troy, and if any one should call for him, he would be found again at Mr. P's, residence, in the lat- ter of the eveni This was evidently a ruse to te his escape. @ police generally were called im requisition, but iheir efforts to discover him proved wnavailing. The lost that was seen of the rascal wos about 8 o'clock last evening, in De Witt street, when he ame across one Mr. McCaffrey, and at ouce entered into conversation with him, (thongh an entire stranger.) rep: yesenting that he was a brother countryman of hfs, and asked him if he would have the kindness to loan him his ap and coat, as he merely wished to play a trick upon a lady ‘of whom he was enamored. At first Mr. demurred, but finally consented to exchange with him, which was accordingly done. Mr. McC., after for an hour for him, making up his mind that he was taken in and done for, (though he had, by far, the best of the bargain,) gave notice to the police of the Third district, but too late to accomplish his arrest. This, certainly, is considered one of the most daring, reckless, swindling operations that has for many years taken place in this city or any other. It is looked upon as unparalleled in police annals, It evidently shows the tor to be an adroit and successful ‘thief, and one posted up in his nefarious business. The police are stilt on the alert, and are confident, ere long, that this uring scoundrel will be arrested, and justice meted out to him. Among the different aliases assumed by him are ‘the ones below: ‘ it. Hart, of H. B, M,’s service, sta- tioned at Halifax;’” * Monsell,”” and ‘* ScClellan,””’ and “Bernard.’? The following note was found yesterday morning, by officer Bonahan, in Patroon street, which supposed to have been written by ‘Bernard’ at Prayn’s, ‘and dropped by him to mislead the police:— My Duan Mowox11—Drop mo a line with your advice, ia allhbaste. Iam, respectfully, & ° JOHN B. ADAMS, Troy. ‘The same authority gives the following account of his arrest:—The man noticed by us yesterday as succeedi in one of the most adroit swindles, was arrested on boar ‘the steamboat Isaac Newton, early on Sunday morning, under the following circumstances: After strolling abow' this city for an hour or more, and dropping in various 8 to drink—to and from which places he waa traced police—he made his way to the Isaac Newton, just as she was leaving the wharf. He jumped aboard and the boat pushed off. He was then safely and securely out of the reach of our police. As we stated yesterday, he had swapped his cont and hat with an Irishman ia the street, for the purpose of procuring such as woull dis- guise and assist him in eluding the police, The change ‘of dress would do well enongh for him to leave Albany with, but it was not exactly the thing for Lim to make his entrance into the city of New York with. He there- fore stole a hat from a fellow passenger; but being limit- ed in territorial habitation, he was unable to elude detection, and the owner soon overhauled him. He indig- nantly repelied the charge, but the owner insisted. Tho consequence was a dispute which brought the officers of the boat to the scene, who took the thief in cbarge, and on searching him, found in his possession the watches. chain and ring obtained from Messrs. Williams & Co. FB was then locked up on bonrd the boat, and on arriva! in Now York, taken to a station house, where ho was kept day Su: day, and last night, brought w to thia cit; fewton and committed to jail. ‘Thus has ended this strange and wonderful affair. te Rencontre on a Western Steamer, | {From the Louisville Courier, March 23. We have often heard of meeting a murierer on the high seas, but seldom have to record such scenes of vio- Jenee as cecurred on the steamor 8. F. J. Trabue, on tho Mississippi river, during her recent trip from New Or- Jeans. As is usual at this season of the year, the boat ‘was crowded with deck passengers, chiefly flatboatmen from the Wabach, and coalboatmen from Pittsburg. Among the latter was a set of turbulent, quarrelsomo men, who were about half drunk when they got on the Doat’at New Orleans, and had ¢ fight or two among them: selves before they left port. Captain Tucker was notified vy a friend, who recognized one or two of the men, that he would have trouble with then, and that they would try to take the boat. ‘ Soon after the boat was under way, and before she had proceeded many miles up the river, one of the Pittsburg | coalboatmon attacked a Wabash man, who wes quict and peaceable, and had said nothing to him, and knock | him down and beat him dreadfully. Two of his friends inte fered to save him from further iil teage, whon they ¥ beset and beat nearly to death, and one of them had his arm broken by a blow from an axe in the hands o of the rioters, ‘The deck bar was open, aud another passen- | Tr, Amal man, stepped up after the first fray an ed for a dxink, While he was in the act of dvinking, & bar- By fellow, 4 bully among the con! boatmen, stepped up ‘and seized him by the neck, choked him, and threw him ‘to the deck an if he were a chicken, and then stamped on him. He was suffered to get u) gained his feet he drew a Knife wound in the big man’s on his back during th of the boat bere he was sent to the Not long after this oceurrence the coal boatmen b: and as soon as he re- and inflicted a terrible ht breast, which placed hi of the trip, and on the arri hospital. come perfectly wild with Mquor, or their anxiety for s tight, passengers, and tl rest, and were beset every moment. determined to quell t among whom were twenty: them with short clubs, hatchets, he eould, be marched to the lower deck, and endeavored put the rioters on shore 1 Jaughed at kim, and one big felléw shook his tist under his nose, and defied the whole crew. The Spaniards, in solid phalavx, each armed with a club anda long knife, were ordered to advance and seize the ringleader. ensued a scene of strife and confusion seldom seen on to restore orde: the deck of a boat. victorious, and managed to seeure four of the ringleaders, who were tied neck ai stored. the cabin passengers or four men in the ri after the boat left New Orleans, it was impo. who was lost. During the mélee a was much hurt, ond care of by the officers of th@boat, and sent to the hos- tai. The mate of t! ma Inife, which neers made a lunge at him, — A Srxeviar Morper Taran in New ORLEANS.— In the first District instant, James viable po her counsel refused rectly after this refusal that the murder was committed He discharged his counsel in court for urj hiy insanity, and then undertook to address the jury him- self. He sail he had he was taken by surprise; that den them making any they had abandoned proof in their possession to have proved a first provocation, and a justifiable homicide, but that they had dodged they had been instigated toit by others. He would never leave Louisiana but ‘aequittal. ‘The prisor State prison, more for the reason that executive clemency would be exercised towards him than anything else. Tho jury returned with a punishment.’’ DEFECTION IN defaleation of the who has acted for the Board of Selec the Strafford Bank which Townsend and Clements, the two remaininy members of the Board, are held responsible. | ficers -were immediately sent, but no trace of the de- falcator has as yet been found. that he took passage for California in the steamer of fast Monday, from New York. Court Calendar—This Day. ' Scurreus Court—Circuit.—Nos. 210, 294, 356, 358, 361, 88444, 38634, 264, 373, 390 to 395. «Rain or Shine,” Freeman, the Hatter, No. it, will bo assay. S. 1d $0 Fulton sti et, his clegant spring stylo of hai of April with wearing the tifal a David's Spring are all the hat for the head, try’01 second door from Duan Mealio’s Sprin are neat, durable, an have no hesitation in gauce of finish in the city. and Canal street. 146 end 148 Nassau Street—The New Hat Company's best moleskin hat for $3 only. Best Rocky | Mountain beaver for $3 only, equal to any Come, eome, Wo say, an Come and be convinced, Brogdway. ters. for cash, guerreot two portraits at one sitting—the greatest improvement of the age. to facilitate tho y pany, the two shilling picturo makers, No. 259 Broadwa; of the art, origin New and Ea Young Pianists’ Com No. 3 an pol: and polk or Prima donna conta exch, or the Nsbed by HORAC! by mail, postage free. Planos.—T. Gilbert & Co.’s World’s Fair first premium ee the celebrated Pricea. L. & ¥. Jacobs, stanth Carbart’s Melodeons.—The ment of melodeons in the city, at 333 Broadway. aud were heard to swear that they would take the boat and do as they pleased. Thedeck was crowded with The chief of the mob was not caught, and for several days could not be found, and it was thought that ho, together with four or five others, had jumped over board, and either drowned or swam ashore. ation, a man who once occupied an en- in society, was put upon his trial for the murder of Colonel Walter Turnbull. The prisoner shot Colonel. in an omnibus, on_ the 8d of December. evidence went to show that Patton was insane, but he refused to let his counsel put in that plea. Jealous of his wife, and employed counsel to procure a divorce; but as he could pr Dover, N. H.—On Saturday, there was great excitement on ’Change, relative toa st No. WF ‘age. If you want Re y ts full E W. ron frames and circular ecalos. boudoir pianos, Hallett & Cum: established firm of Hallett & Co.,) Hora; and thase of other makers, a Second-hand ipod from $75 to $150. quiet and orderly had no peace or Capt. Tucker then he riot and, summoning his crew, paniards, and arming and whatover weapons ie rioters Thea The Spanish crew, however, were ud heel, and peace was at onee re- veral of aver that they distinctly saw three ver, and as the affair occurred soon ible to tell coal boatman of the namo of Blakely dangerously stabbed. He was taken he Trabue received a cut in the hand he caught just as one of the muti- Court of New Orleans, on the 20th The He had been juce no evidence against her, to carry onthe snit, and it was di g the plea of been betrayed by his counsel—that had expressly forbid. such plea as they had done; that the question, and sacritied him; that in two ways—by the gallows or by ner seemed to have a horror of the verdict of “Guilty, without capital town funds, by Samuel Dunn, the past year as Treasurer o tmen. The amount over-drawn at is thirty-six hundred dollars, for Of: It is generally suppqped Day to supply all who call. with Don't be fooled on the lat hat, but call and get one of your 0] ‘ulton st: Styles of Gentlemen’s Hata light, and casy n Broadway, treet. Style of Hats.—His Hats # light as they can be made, and we ing cannot’ be surpassed for ele- IEALIO, corner of Broadway or $5 boaver of d "seo the united hat- ‘ats to country dealers low # taken by the New Invention, production and cheapen the works 0 New York Dagnerreotype Com- sy Music, for InNerse anion. No. 1—Pupil’s first schottish; No. 8—Tom Thumb waltz; No. 4— No. 5—Nocturne mother’ fo. vow, 12 Just pub. Music sent if canter 0 fifty conts, ‘ATERS; 383 Broadway. with or without the molian, and with 1. Gilbert's sten’s pianos, (of the old ‘ators’ pianos, t wholesale or retal at factory RACE WATERS, 233 Broadway, 407 Broadway, have con= on hand Firth, Pond & Co.’s wide scale, extra pedal tent angonia melodeons, of id finish, and at oon As published; instruction books for every in- uperior which defy competition; new rier and Best Assort- Tt being the only place where ean be had Goodman & Baldwin's pa- tent organ melodeons, or S. do, ATER: HORACE W. D. ‘8, ). & H. W. Smith’s well known Sole Agent, 43 Broadway. George Christy and Wood’s Minstrel: fongs:—'Gently down the Stream,” Cheer,” “Susianna Simpron,” “Be Ch nightly with gront | Tarps a3 1. der t and bes Dealers and eolians “No'er Fear, Boy, ecry, Bo sun plvuse, just published at 297 Broa Pianos and melodeons, new and socondhand, the ‘assortment in'the city, at prices from pplied nt factory, prices.” Pi rent. BERRY & $35 to jan Gordo; ~ VaJuable Staten Island Property at Auction. © desire to call by chants’ ground, in all about gether ‘with eligible pro Stapleton, and known as the two lets on Broo! about 50 fect front a1 each. Aleo, two lots FO} G All the above property is beantiful ‘an extensive view of all the Bay, without question of doubt, is country, whio he abo en rn fi (bein, refer to the auctioneer, ALBERT H. NI hange, ‘comprising ‘the w taten Isiand, fronting on (be: t inducements to tubes wishin, island. For lithographic ma, attention to the sale to ICOLAY, at 12 o'clock, y4 valu y-two lots, 26 by 100 ents ther steamboat: ay and Orde erty of Mrs, Phebe Vanderbilt. Also, eek, and two. love on Canal sirest, rear, to from 110 to 131 in depth on Harrison street, 25 by 120 feet each. Ny situated, commanding ‘arrows and surrounding nuasurpoesed: peremptory, without reserve.) offers x to locate on this beauti- ps and fall particulars we 0. 4 Broad street. Market Removal.—The Subscriber bogs leave to thank his customers most respectfully for their patronage, thereby ac! supply lection of meats, ‘a continuance of Ladies? Fashion art 4, for April, nxette of Paris, 100 illustrations, a beautiful colored plate, pa knowlodging his endeavors to amply cir wants; and hopes by strict attontion to the so- ame, vogotablos and delicacies, to merit e stm, at 804 Broadway, whore ho opens his new market on the 3d of April. . ARNEST FIN us for April.—Just Published, ico 25 cents, of Frank Lesliv’s Ladios’ lon and New York Fashions, containing Pattern for A mantilla, patterns for embroidery, articles in crotehet, ro- lievo leather work, continuation of tale by Mrs, Ann 8S. Stephene, and much useful reading matter. Pe ing, adapted to tho season, oni le, and will be sold at Articles guaranteed to ov oet possible prices, exactly a6 Rpt ta RDWA ACKETT, _ Clothing Emporium, 106 Falton street, It hi tended for two pur; Tako a case in point: Straw yee constantly finishi ohfldren's i Wo irtve. fet pining facilities he batt ,000—Carpets 335,000. ANDERSON’S ten ep stocked with splendi three-ply, ingrsin and cilclodha, rugs, &o., at tremendous bargal ba ma 2 and & TILBY, Md Broadw purchasers that their mestte, trardacends immeasn: richness of quality, w similar goods imported or Sprin, ingrain, signs, at tl Messrs. WRIG ‘where they receive all soon as manufactured larpett he very iT been Falscly said that Things ses will answor neither of them well. this city, comprising © variotyand Ue ihe iePove crated a in tho ity a1 | advantage to oall. Bow m lowest & BA In- : GREEN'S shirts, manufactured at No 1 Astor House, are intonded to fit the form and ploass the eyo, and they always do both, { Goods.—We dave now In Store and one of the larzost stocks of m aw bats, and ladies’ and miss re, onabling low the constant issue of new country would find it to told only by the ance, AND & CO., 171 Pearl street. for the Million.—Hiram. acions salesrooms, No. 99 Bowery, aro medallion, velvet’ tapestry, Brussels, stair carpoting, mats, window shades, for Ollcloths, &e., &e. ay. announces to wholerale and retail stock of these goods, forcign and do- bly in originality of design, jueness in style and pattern, any purchased j-New Paterns of Mosatc, ion, and thr Rly, of oxqnisite de- ‘ices, can be bought up town, at EY'S emporium, Bowery, styles of this country or foreign as A Glorious Chance for Ans. Hiram ANDERSON, 99 Bowory, ia selling per yard; vileloths, 2s. Gd ap; rugh, 16. to 20.; and velvet carpets, for 26., 48., 51 shades very ¢ ‘126., 148,, and 16 per lendid ingrain carpets Sayin wintow yard, “The Finest Cocktail I ever Drank In my said a friend of harles’ London Cord law if you drink that, mont delicious tonic I at all respec life, Ch rk place, Rorter end proprietor, f Fine Candies ours, the other day, ‘was made from ial Gin-” aine liqnor a8 it don't intoxicate, and it's the ‘ever met with. For sale by all grocers, le falcons, snd wholesale by the sole im’ DWARD C. CHARLES, No.7 at Wholesale—Dest in New York, and of ovory kind, which dealers can rely upon as to quali ity, and keep f by ST’ ART & BU! ‘WART & BUSSL shipments South, at markot prices, G, © fectioners, 890 Pearl st. Sewing Machines,—Who Invented the com= nation of the need We tay Wi Johueon patent, which we ow igen, any objection, admirable machin & Co, for infringing thin . re 1. My SINGER & 0O,, 923 Broadway, and shuttle to make the interlooked | ‘or Hunt, of Now York. He is apply: | it, and the Gominissioner of Patents To the original Morey & a8 We onl have mu patent, A Great Chance for Sewing Women—To tailoresges, choo and ge fitters, shictmakers, and sewing women generally. All persons who aze capable of proeuring Ffod work, and who with to obtain the sdvantazes of the it sewing machine in use, and to pay for tho same by tl profits of the machine, can make an arrangement by which, retaining for their support the full amount of their present earnings, they can, in a short time, become the owner of a rowing machine. pPptication may be made to the clerk, in theofficeof I. M. SINGER & CO., No, 823 Broadway Sewing Machines.—The Wheeler & Wilson Manufa:turing Company have removed their oftice and warercouws, to No. 343 Broadway, wacre wenufactirors and all others interested im this tiine and labor saying sewing machine, are respectfully invited to oll, and by a careful examination satisfy themselves of the fwct that © variety of work can bho done, and weil done, on ti uy ebine t apy heretofore offered to the public. Defiance Salamander Safes—Robert M. -A'TRICK is the sole manufrcturer in the United States of jebrated safes, and F, ©. Goiiin’s tmpenctrable nce | nd croxs burs, the best aafes and locks com- jed in the world. Depot No. 192 Pearl stroot, one door low Maiden lane, formerly 9 John street. New Tollet Article.—Iie Lemon Soap.—The shape, size and perfume of the !cmon, retaining the aroma to the last, and tho best soap ia existence for purifying and beautifying the skin. Also the turtle oil and other fancy soaps. “Manufectared under letters patent by tho Groux Soap Manufacturing Company, To be had of all pertumers, W AFFALE &CO., 109 Front street. ly with. Batchelor’s Hair Dye ts stt!l the Leading articlo, by all acknowledged to be tho perfectly voloring the hair tho momont it is aj ; of thousands in all parts of the world proclaim it the only reliable dye known. Sold at BATCHELOI 3, 253 Broadway ts Gouraud’s Italian Medicated Soap like the Asphodol? Answer—B immortal. Just as long as tan, pimples, sallowness, chaps, chates, &e.,'are consk distiguremants of beanty. just #0 long wi soap be popular amon: equally tri rooting # Liquid V ane perm Wholesale agents, LD, The trade dealt liberal, Connndram—Why dered as’ so. many ll this inestimable the votaries of Venus, And this is ue A# respects the Doctor’s Poudre Subtile for up- perfluous bair fi any part of the body, his able Rouge, for arting to pale cheeks @ rich nt bloom; his Lily White, for softening and heautitying the complexion; and his Hair Dye and Hair Rostorative, for coloring hair black or brown. Found at the old depot, 67 Walker street, near Brondway; Callender, 78 South Third strect, Philadelphia; Bates, 120 Washington street, Boston. & If your Beard won't grow, my Onguent will force it to in six weeks, and won't stain or injure the skin, I can say no more. $1 per bottle; £400 per half dozen, Sent to any part of tho country. 'R.G. Graham, 15 Ann street: Zeiber, 44 South Third street, Philadelphia; Hayes, 176 Fulton street, Brooklyn. The Whindledum Thu rbolt Schottishi— Recently patented by the Esquimanx. Curious thing that Barker's creaselees tonique restores the fallen locks—in fallible, Price 25 conts. Sold everywhere. Principal de- pot, BARKER'S, 439 Broadw: wi nd Toupees.—Batchelor, of No. 233 Broadway, is pleased to announce another beautiful im- provement in the manufacture of articles. ‘This in- vention is applied to la and gentiemon’s hair work, and ia the most perfect imitation of nature yet discovered. CHirehugh’s and Toupecs.—A li ase sortment of there celebrated arti®es aro now on hand at his rooms. For lightness, elegance and durability, devoid of all pressure weight and heat, enhanced by the comfort of a perpetual end exact fit, such are Clirehugh’s wigs, Strangers, mark ! 179 Broadway. Has Time your Head with Snow Besprin= ed, But left cdch feature yet unwrinkled? If so, the raven hue supply With CRISTADORO’S matchless dyo. Manufactured sold, and privately applied at No. 6 Astor House. Pimples and Freckles can be entirely re. moved from the face by using Eli W. Vondersmith’s extract of rosesand elder flowers. Every lady that has used it, says it excels every othor article they have ever used. I will warrant it to remove pimples and freckles in overy caso, or tho money returned. Camphor ico! camphor ico! a cor- fain cure for clarped hands and lips. | Prepared only by E, W. VONDERSMITH, Bowery drug store, No. 158, above Broome street. Removal.—Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, has Re. moved his office for the treatment of disensea of the Eyo, to 486 Broadway. Fntrance to his office {s in Broadway and Broome street. Office hours, 11 A. M.,to 4P. M. ims, specks, and chronic inflammation of the eyelids, however long standing, completely cured. Artificial eyes inserted, Redding’s Russia Salve, a Boston Remedy of thirty years standing; cures wRhout fail, burns, soalds bolls, obilblains, chapped hands, bilen, and every outward A. B. & D. Sands, wholesale agents, orner of John stréct and Broadway; 51 Barclay stroct, and by druggists generally. injury or eruption, d if C,H. Ring, rY. Cicknor & and apothecaries Trusses.—The only Prize Medal for Trusses awarded to MARSH & CO., by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations at the Crystal Palace, for their radical oure truss, The peculiar character of this truss has beon ect forth in a complete and comprehensive pamphlet. deserip- tive of every variety of rupture; clastic stockings, knee caps, and overy Variety of bandage. SH & CO., No. 234 Maiden lane, a Caution to Country sts and Others.— Having ascertained that large guantitics of deleterious trash, purporting to be Dr. Morse’s invigorating cordial, have been manufactured in this city with a view to deceive coun- lie, Tdeem ita duty I owe to th genuine article, ag woll as to the ro- putation of the most popular medicine which has appeared durin; to denounce and expore this eruel imposition upo: ick and suffering. Whon it is con- sidered that the sales of the bona fide Dr. Morso’s invigor- ating cérdial are from 800 to 1,000 dozen per month, and that he feeble, the dobilitated, the infirm—delieate females and Persons whose nervous systems aro pretornaturally sonsi- ive—are resorting to it in every town and city in the Union, ny theroatent of the tnju i etitution of any considerable quantity of ithe poisonous imitations for,the health-giving, life-prolonging cordial of ‘Dr. Morse may perhaps be appreciated. I alone possoss the formula for the Prue arti ‘and by me alone can it be pre- pared, It became mine at a honvy cost; and not being dis- posed to he cheated by impostors, or to see the public wronged in the matter, I wil! prosecute to the fall extent of all who counterfeit the medi ‘Tho genuine cor- dial boars my name on the cork, and embossed on the aide of each bottle, accompanied by a promissory note for five mills with my autograph signature. To counterfeit said note is forgery. Let the public look to these verifications before they purchase, Tho cordial is put up highly concentrated, in pint bottles. Price three dollars por bottle, twofor five dollars, six for twelyo dollars. C. H. RING, even od 192 Beene ver: New York. Sold by druggists throughout the United States, Canada, and West Indies. that would be inflicted by the sub- Fits! Fits! Fits!—The Principal Office for the sale of the gennini tic pills, for tits or spasms, is at No. 47 West Broadway, where all orders, with tlie mone should be add ctor. Each box contain of postage, to all par box; two box Fits, Fits, Fits.—We advise such of ovrread= cessed, to 8 forty pills, wf the United Stat re troubled with this horrible malady to it im- mediately to Mr. 8 HANCE, 108 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. rocure a supply of his vegetable ex: tract opileptic pills. “His priovs are $3 for s singlo box, or two boxes for €b, On the Feceipt of a remittance he Will send them to any part of the United Statos or British pro- vinces, free of postage, ‘What jot long in using some of the old hair dyer, actuall: cranium green, In fact, there ‘is oo Pisced on any of the old preparations, and they shonld never ¢ used as long as DEMONET & MEYERS, No. 13 Cortlandt , which is imfalli- ven, 8 Lens. Nostrums !—Not turned 4 man’s jependence to be street, cell and apply their new liquid 4) Die, acts mildly upon the igioage es always gi’ air. a 7 aoe oy ioe tote Lau ay ta 0 roadway, No. 6 Bowery, No. 806 Grand street, and No, North William street. i Editor of the New York Herald.—Sir —I propore to you to notice my professional business in Four Paver. Tn accordance with my proposition 1 send you . Lshail do so every week. You will say whatever you can for the money in your papor once, twice or thrice a week, T donot dictate terms, but do the beat you can, Ihave been herothree years: am 's rerular eclectio physician, and can refer to forty patients within ten miles who have boon cured of cancers and malignant tumors by me, and three in tho Villago among our merchants. For tho trath of my asscr- tions I can rofer to the editors of tho’ Sun, also our Post- muister—that is, for my character for truth— ell known by the gentlemen. I make these statements to compromire you. I would rathor have ten words as @ notice from the editor of a paper than # column of adver- tisements. I havo ‘cured several from your State; one just left, hore from Louisville, Lewis county; Chas. Davenport, postmaster, and others in diferont parts. 1 shall sond you La week eo long as I think it will pnd yon will sey Re W, GARDNE! w pectful NER, x. 1, ire county, Mass., thirty-five miles Railroad, also junotion of Hou- Lb: uy on Western atonic and North Adams Railroad. W. W.G. P. 8.—I send $2 this week. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Gout, Cancer, &c.— HYATT’S life balsam, attested by a thousand desperate cases, which ha’ tho Herald, Sun, and other is the gre ritier. Among the latest cases i is am Housel, 12 Willet street, » erofulous ulcer under h covered the neck. Mr. Vertervelt, June, ine Was cured in one month of a terrible cancer that hal existe #, and destroyed his nose. In rheumatisin, gout, ., the cases of the Hon. J. V. D. Fowler, 185 and Mr. B. Rice, 82 Grove street, stand forth je most astounding o er offycted.’ They were wly crippled. You who are afticted, go visit those ‘Scents per bottle. Principal depot, 245 Grand relia! that of di ok’aremedy of liverwort and tar, for , Koyser ‘eavh 25 cents} bitters, 50 conte, 48, 127 Bowory. Also, yatt’s infallible life balsam, for rheumatism, 75 ota. Newly Discovered Medicated Inhalation for Diseases Lungs. Dr. Cw Hygeana is producin, tire revolution in tho treatment of allinng complaints, Ac- counts are daily received of oases of cures of asthma, br ehitis, and consumption, heretofore considered hopele om clergymen, postmasters, and ether porsons of tho high: est respectability. Sales hore have reached over two hune dred pack tay, although it is only throe months since it_was first advertised. It is the most wonderful dis- covery in medicine ever made by man It givos imme- diate relief. Hygoana in Maine. . Ganvert, post- mastor of Richmond, Me,, writes us:—"The Hygoana is doin, wonders here, My sister has had a distrossing cough, wit great dificulty of breathing, for years, Sho wore the inhaler and took the cherry syrup but afew days before she was ro- lieved, and now, after ono month's nso of it, her cough is well. "Dr. Curtis's tion must prod: an entire olution in the treatment of diseases of the lungs. is no misteke, it is tral: covery.” Hygeana for sale at BOYD Cortlandt street; C. H. Rinj Broapway, New York; and and M6 Allantio stroct, Broo De Soto, the Spnnish Adventurer, sought for the elixir of life in the everglades of Florida, Corneling Agrippa, the astrologer, triod to distil it feom balm. But Dr. Morve, the enlightened traveller, found it in the juices of A wild Merb, growing among the rocks of stony Atabia, Hie invigorating elixir end cordial contains the ula of that herb, and its effect in. arre feebloness with strength, relievi iz ne Inting the circulation of the fluids, ouriug « hilarating the spirits, dissipating moutal iliu lengthening the pan ‘of human life, aro att highest mocieal authority, and avouehed by the experience of thousands of witnesses, In pint bottler, price $8 per Lottle, two for €5, six for $12, Sold by druggists throughout the United States, Cansda and the West Indios, . I, RING, Proprivtor, 192 Broadway. 6 ter | Gn Thursday, March 50, by tho Rev. 3 L n Thursday, ~ Rey. Jacques Lyons, | Leoporp Hass to Ansa ley'youngoat daughter of the late Bamue! Russell, all of this city. | On Sunday evening, March 26, by the Rev. Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Thomas Suanpizy to Miss Many Ax Pisuum, all of this city. | On Stinday evening, March 20, by the Rev. Mr, Sawyer, | } WANTS. PARISIAN CHAMB: iron, eook, and being & OF tuding a family going to California. ieee cl er serviosse Apply at the 7: ERMAID, WILLING TO Wa8H, first rate seamstress, is desirous . Which would avi Piano rooms, 522 Broad: A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A | 4 Ls 4 situati i Mr. Grouse Sve to Miss Fazvy Lyons, old of this city. Pisin cooking, in a orienta famine one Fie rns oe in Philadelphia, on Wednesiay, March 29, by the Rev. | Can be given Can be seen for two days at 145 Macdougal | A. Rood, Rowrad Hazanp, of Rhode Island, to MARGARET | treet, j; fv. somnaegt Caughtes ak the Hey. 4. Ros! |° 4 PEW CAP MIuLIvERS WANTED, AT NO. 65 | Dice, } A Thompson street. Nono ut best hands need apply. | | and Sarah Axtord, aged 12 years and 10 days. | Thefuneral will take place at one o'clock to-morrow | afternoon, from the residence of his parents, No. 168 Bowery, to which the friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully solicited to attend, without fur- | ther invitation. Ihe remains will be taken to Cypress | ils. At the residence of Mr. Davis, No. 155 Leonard street, Williamsburg, L. I., on Friday, March 31, Jowx Mackay, @ native of Inverness, Scotland, in the Olst year of his | age. His remains will be conveyed from the above place to Greenwood Cemetery, at two o’clock this afternoon, On Friday evening, March 31, Wicuam Linpsay, only | son of Androw and Telen M. Wind, and grandson of the late Samuel Forgay, aged 8 years. The fries quaintances of the farily, and those of his unel Forgay, are respectfully invited to aitend his funeral, at two o’clock to-morrow afternoon, | from the residence of his uncle, No,.159 Clinton street. New Orleans papers please copy On Thursday, March 30, at 2 o’clock, P. M., Levi Scrapyen, aged 32 years, 1 month and 17 days. His friends and those of his family, and members of | Decatur Lodge, No. 350, 1.0. of 0. F., and National | Lodge, No. 209, Free Masons, are invited to attend hia | funcral, from his late residence, No. 236 Clinton street, | on Sunday, at 2o’clock, P. M., without further notice, Portland, Maine, papers please copy. On Friday; March 31, Jony, eldest son of Luke and Catharine Prendergast, aged 4 years and 7 months. The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, corner of Twelfth street and Third aveaue, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon. On Fr Hayxan Seiko, aged 79 years, nd her funeral, from the residence of Joseph W ‘0. 7 Bast’ Eleventh street, at two o’cloek on Monday afternoon. At the parochial residence of St. Paul’s Chureh, South Brooklyn, on Friday, March 31, the Rev. Joun Curve, aged 83 years. The funeral services will be held at St, Paul’s Church, at ten o’clock on Monday morning. ‘At Jersey City, on Friday afternoon, March 81, Jou Crowns, in the €5th year of his age. Tho relatives and friends of the family aro requested to attend his funeral, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon, from the residence of his brother, Joseph Clowes, No. 20 Mercer street, Jersey City, without further invitation, At Charleston, 3. C., on Monday, March 27, Witt H. Scovnt, Keq., of Waterbury, Conn., aged 67 years. “ His funeral will be attended at Waterbury, on Tuesday, pril 4. At Plainfield, N. J., on Friday, March 31, Ep@ar Har- BiorT, aged 50 years, § months and 24 days, His relatives and friends are respecttully invited to at- tend his funeral, from his late residence, at one o’clock | on Monday afternoon. Friends from the city can leave by the steamboat Wyoming, from pier 2, North river, at eight o'clock A. M., and return the same day. Carriages will be in waiting at the depot. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MR. AND MRS, OSCAR Shanghae. Whoh last heard from were seon off the barge office, in a small boat, boarding an English ship from Callao, by John MeGolrick, late of Quebec, now out door clerk for Lethbridge & Dowling, $6 South étrevt, whero the infant Frederick can he seen.” P, 8,—McGolrick is arouned. P.8 HE LADY WHO HAS ADVERTISED SOME TIME since, giving tho initials of name J. N., and residence O. D., will confer a favor by addres: J. Herald On Thursday, March 30, €nakugs Scuoum, son of John | | 5 ‘hteonth diseourse befor the Young Men’ ion of the South Dutch Church, Fifth avenue, cor- f Twenty-first street, on next Sunday evening, the 2d at 73, o'clock. A wanted: also ® good cbild eighteen months old two da: commended, Apr] Pte en A FEMALE, OF GOOD +1 tion house! er, Ay leasant home ¥IRST RATE COOK They must understand their busine at 38 East Sevente ay, directly opposite Union park rimery consideration WASTE! soametrens, » Apply at 31 ND IRONER, ake of s ourth etreet, for WANTED.— and be well re- h stroet, fourth: D ADDRESS, WISHES A situa. orto avsist in ousehold duties, No objection to OF any respectabl n independent to warn’ Mrs, Andrews, No. 33 Cottage place, FRENCH LADY, dedicated for Tar dately arrived dations, desires to ; Beekman street. A RESPECTABLE L. +X conversant with th Sue Canal etreet. rVool. She can teach writ! rs ages, arithmetic, goograph; claments of music 'and ucediework. | travel. A note addrevsod to Mrs. Morton, 157 West igh Locmth street, or at the Herald ollice, will be attended to. YOUNG MARRIED LADY, OF AMIABLE CHARAC ter aud brepern sing ap her husband, who has tot w desires ® situation in a confectionery stor fe employment that will eni living. “Address Mra. C., care of WHO HAS ALWAYS BEEN G nd who din a youny Yadies’ boarding ing; the French and Spanish lan- istory and the principal Inquire at No. 2 DY WANTED—THOROUGHLY nglish laoguages, at herses, and the woman to Alto, @ colored man and house, MAN, Ww fice. man, who. perfectly and conid particularly in siness, wishes a situation Herald office. AY ACTIVE BUSINE: ence, familiar with Innguagei porting, Address pive good NARRIER WANTED. & route of this pape the hours of 3and4P. M understand their busi in the m at 182 Bai Cosk, her person and hatats, and business, may obtain a goo family, by applying at No. Ww Island, A respectable, Call between 9 and IL RESPECTABLE AND EXPER German; also has connections Yonable references can Le given. ri is desirous of finding au engagement wi nking, or shipping house NG MAN WANTS A SITUATI istant bookkeeper in come good offi ityreferonce, Address to Herald offive. —A CARRIER IS WANTED FOR OOK AND CHAMBERMAID WANTED.—THOS: ANTED—AT between the hours of 12 and 2 0’ COLORED MAN AND WIFE WANTED AT 174 Duane Park; the man to wait, and drive a pair of cook and do wife to take ¢ eneral housework, farge of a dyvelling aud dand6 P.M. LA QUAINTED WITU THE wants a situation ag sslosman or general clerk, in a wholerale croc ery store. Address R., Merald of- aes CED YOUNG ‘anus English, Freneh, and the chief ports of B an import and export tabiohouse, U Address for thre und tuenc ina roe OF MUCH EX PERL h, German ‘aad Freneh an im Satistactory refer +, Herald ofice. SS M. the E a Brooklyn. Carriers will not be permitted to buy or sell rontes—the right to them being Vested in the proprietor of this paper. and attention of tho carrier alone will of the route in all eases. Phe good behavior sure 4 continuance Apply to Mr. Elliott, between +, this day, ness may apply fr Seventeenth stro BRIGHTON, STATEN tive woman, neat and tidy in d who thoroughly understands hor d permanent situation in a private 47 Amity street, on Monday only, N HURCH CHOIR ig desirous to o! oF alto singer. 239 Broadway. a situa'ion ina church, a Address William Hall & Son, music LADY, FULLY COMPETENT, prano store, (osetia Wat thorough experience, and euch a’ one, more than t having unqualified rece Win, carriage maker, o'clock, A. M, in every department, also as to character and hi situation is very dosirabl Elizabeth —A COLORED MAN, YOUNG or middie aged, with or without family, who has had can produce testimonials gf ability ts. Vo he usuml wages will be paid, ‘The je, and nono need apply but those mendations. Apply to J. II. God- treet, between 9 and ll ERIES OF SERMONS IN ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH, corner Broome & Chrystie streets.—The eighth sermon Wid, be preached on Sundays (ovening,) April 2, by Rev. Dr. Seabury. Service at 754 o'clock, . SPMOLAL NOVI A®, ADJOURNED MEETING WILL BE HELD AT | the Stuyvesant Institute, 659 Broadway, on Saturday, April 1, at 734 o'clock P. M., to adopt further ineasures for the purchase of Dr. Abbott's Egyptian collection. Persons desirous of retaining itin this country sre requested to at- tend. W. FRANCIS, President of the Committee. MEETING OF THE CORPORATORS, STOCK- holders and others interested in the Eureka Minin; Company will be held at No. 15 Insurance Building, 51 Wall strect, on Monday, the 3d of Apel. at Pep orelock, P.M. N.York, March 30,184. NATHAN T. DOW, JNO. M. DOW, A. H. FREEMAN, CARD.—IN ANSWER TO THE INQUIRIES OF MY Lusiness friends, aa to my loss by the firs whieh happened in the work shops of Messrs. Wood and Hughes, situated over my store, Lam happy to stato that the ren: tlemanly and courieons jon’ of the Lenox Fire In- surance Co,, J. G. Storm, ersonally and promptly oniled and cxaroined my store and stock, and has promptly settled with me on the spot to our mutual satisfaction, for which I return my sineero thanks, and cheerfully revom- mend the Lenox Fire Insurance Company and its g manly Provident to the insuring public. I must also return my sincero thanks to tho fire iusurance watch for tho eare- ful manueran which they proscrved w great portion of my stock. JAMES 8. SNAGNUS, 101%, Fulton street. LL PERSONS HAV. Shanebai, Esq. and Indy, for reeouing them in their inte perilous voyage, will please present the same for pay- ment to BUL, at No. 2 Dey etrect, this day, between the hours of 11 and 1 o'clock. * €corporators. = NG CLAIMS AGAINST OSCAR city, will find a good OACHMAN WANTED.—A who cay bring undoubt COMPETETENT MAN, ed certificates of character and place by applying at 30 Pi RUG CLERK WAN for an active and re Tienced in city retail bu paid.) Port Olfico, statin, RUG CL! ferred. None others nee Drooklyn. MU ‘commended. Apply at 459 Third avenue. RUG CLEKK WANTED—ONE FULLY QUALIFIED RK.—WANTED, understands the dru ferences, to take charge of @ 'TED. ST COME WELL RE- sponsible station, One fally expe- siness may address ious, (post 4 particulars, name, residence, &e, A YOUNG MAN WHO business, aud can bring good re retail store. An American pro- d apply. Apply at 49 Fulton street, English fluently, and for some years, ig in wan rervices as private tence given. Fquare Post Ofice, 1G Os DEMANDE—POUR ¢& GJOVERNESS.—$00 WAXTED.—A HIGHLY EDUCA: ted Europoan lady, who spo French, Italian and good pianist, having been a teacher t of the above sum for six weeks, and will either give good interest for the money, or her Keterencos her for one quart Addrovs, for three days, Madame L. J. F., Union ARDENER AND WIFE WANTED—THE WIFE AS cook or launires: 3. Beet recommendations are required ty and capability. Inquire at 79 Ninth ORTER. apecti |e male offi lo Man, ws poi ‘a good hand, iin himgelf generally SE RENDRE A CHICAGO, (ilinois, une servante frangaise, on état do prondro soin d'un ménage. S'adresser au No. U32 aveuue, —WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A_ RE. rter in a dry goods or paper store good recommendations, and will useful. Address If. M., Herald ATA MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF Mit. GEORGE Gallagher. hel co Marahall, corner of Spring and Mulberry streets, on Friday evening, March 31, 1°04, prior to bis departure’ for Europe, the following | ‘one or two Texolutions were unanimously adopted Resolved, That in parting with our prising friend and fellow citizen, we feel that we are with one that ed to us by many acts of \dnes and benevolence, him the poor and worthy have found s sincere and ready friend. Also Resolved, ‘That his numeroustfriends here aesembied, pray | that he may be favored with favorable gales and a speody | |ARD TO THE PUBLIC—COMPLETION OF THE ST. Nicholag.—The proprietors of the St. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway, New York, havo the pleasure of announcing their friends and the travelting publi tion to the buil isting of t! been completed furnished, the. en: according to its original design, tiny modations for one thousand pe ception of cuosts, Tho ction, opene fitted up and furnished in the samo sumptuoui other portions of the establishment. fected, contains six hundred undred dre in family suits, confessedly the lat and most commédious hotel in the world. ‘The proprie tender their warmest thanks for the support which has ro dered their undertaking go successful, und trust that the in- creased magnitude of their establishment will prevent for the futuro the disappointments to ich many have he heretofore subjected, in consequence of thelr inability to T WEL (0. W en commodate them. REA’ Ly, ACKER & C0. St. Nicholas Hot TL, o,ogtsTHE RW. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH. + ern New York wiil commenco the stated April in its room in Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Gran Monday evening, April at Ths cloak. By order. OHN J. DAVIES, Grand Secretary. 191 0F co Ee GLEBANON ENCAMPMENT NO. 12.— . The members are hereby notified to moct at their en- ¢campwent rooms, Odd Fellows all, on Sunday, april 2, at lo’clock P. M., to pay tho Ja: bute of respect to ourlate | patriarch, Levi Scribner, deceased. | JOHN W. THOMPSON, C. P. Tuomas Lawkenog, Scribe. eemed and enter: | b rtin, | return. Signed by One Hundred Citizens of the Fourteenth ward. | rr to | the Inst addi- | pply. by alification ~ WANTE Voat captain, who f steam engines and count to addy: name, previo’ box ALESMEN WANTED. Broadway, have room for a few active intelligont young men in their embroidery, lace and hosiory gcods, Apply to Jam 10 STEAMBOAT CAPTAI —J. R. JAFFRAY & SONS, 73 departinents. fonoral ‘salesmen of experience and infla- letter oniy, tating previous occupation, Xpectations in regard to ralary, FOR THE RETAIL DRY es France, 708 Broad wa: —WANTED, A STEAM- js also sufficiently nequainted with boilers, to snperintend repairs, and who ean give satisfactory references as to character, | who can meet the above requisitions may find it to their ac- Persons 0. 1,830, Post Office, stating real 10 HOTEL | waiter. in this city, wishes to obtain a Tle can give satis: | ence in the Broadway bu: Herald office. 4 ‘and present engagements, and i} quired. A note addressed to H | A Barclay strect, will meet with al 10 MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANTED—A SITUATION, by p first rate custom cutter, who has had long ex foronces as to character aud ability. references, KEEPERS.—AS STEWARD OR HEAD A young tee also who has been in somo of the in Germany, Franco, and Eng- situation as above, ina tirst class factory.re erences and guarantees H.R; C., Hotel Diez, No, c. jon. tisfacto: address siness. Can give and has attended two full desires a situation in the The most ag! to Dr. J. B.C! N U comme bonne d’ei ouvrages dans une famil! les meilleur reso apin, City ttreot, ‘The best recomm: uestionable references will be given. ® restez deux ans. ANTED—A FRENCH OR SWISS PROTESTANT, AS Feamstress or Iady's maid. Apply before 12, or it o'clock, at No. 220 Fifth avenue, near W: (0 DRUGGISTS.—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS BEEN Feveral years in a largo wholesale and rotall drug store, courses of lectures on pharmacy, wholesale d retail drag business, Apply Hospital E JEUNE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER tres qu ir nt munandations oun dernidre place Sadr r & Josephine 137 4 h ont Twonty:56' endations roquired, ‘TH! nual meeting of this club will be held at Sini Howard street, on Saturday evening next, April 1, o’clock. Members will please be punctual, as business of | importance is to be transacted. JOUN CLANCY, Seeretas AMP MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS ARE RE- ‘quested to present, for the inspection and consideration of the Committee on Lamps and Ges of the Board of Coun- cilmen, t] 108 ticable foasible lamp to be used in lighting the wharves and so the probable cost of the me, with all the appurtenances to make the same com- plete. All communications to be directed to the Committee on Lamps and Gas, No. 5 City Hall, Board of Councilmen. BENJAMIN F. PINCKNEY, Committoo on Lamps and Gas. NICKERBOCKER BASE BALI, CLUB.—THR AN- Hay .—THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL NOTIC Lodge (it) of Free and Accepted Masons are request. | meet at the lodge room, vorner of Broadway, an Blecoker strect, on Sunday, April 2, at 10 o'clock, P. Precisely, to pay the last tribute of respect tf worthy and esteemed brother, Levi Soribner, Mombers of the fraternity are invited to attend. By order. UB, Texnn, Secretary ¥. SHARLLEAU, W. M. OTICE.—THE GENTLEMAN WHO BORROWED AN overcoat without pormission from Judson’s Hotel, yor- with © good brea old. Must be perfectl, reference. Apply at ANTED—A LADY" other need it, betwi East Twonty-ninth etre ‘ET NURSE WANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN st of milk, for @ child ten months althy, and bring the best of city ‘S$ MAID; SHE MUST BE AN rienced dceoemater, and bring the best city refer- pply. Wand 12 o'clock, Application to be made at 50 ANTED—A COOK, sinew, and ir a g ood city references, A ‘ity, between 10 A. M. an is ea UNDERSTANDS HER BU- | m4 pp Fes rag 3 give P a cand etrect, Jerse: dep Me. uy ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND seametress, by a gir! who has been in tho emplo family residing at No. 54 Joralemon strect, Brook! some five years, to whom ofthe lyn, for she rofore for three days. ean young woman, lived eight ¥., 222 Bix 01 oars in hor last situation. ayonue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth ANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AMERI- S situation ag chambermaid. Hae 80 address F. E. ate. man, with a fresh monthe old. Must bring tropolitan Hotel, room N ET NURSE.—WAN' ‘TED, A RESPECTABLE WO breast of milk, for a child four city, reference. Apply at the Me- o. 10. ANTED—A LADY free, is hereby informed that he will be welcome to Pp it, if be will return the a) contained in the pockets, (which are valuable to th@owner,) through the Post Offica, | Aireeted to Judson’s Hotel. | WING 70 THE GREAT NUMBER OF CALLS DAILY received at No. 7 Greonwich street, to examine the relio | obtained from the british frigate Hurzar, it will remain on | fxHbition free for 8 fow days longer, and then sent to Waah- | AGIN' are hereby cautioned against MACHIN ES—CAUTION. ALL PERSONS ing, using, makin, or vending paging machines, known asthe Towne and Excel: sior machines, Upon the McAdem’s paging machines, and, logal measuros | raid machines are dircet infringements | A New York, | 1 Will be taken with all trespassers. —Date March 25, 184. | WAKEMAN & LATTINIG, Attorne Per Contra.—The ahove advertisement has appeared in the Dapers, and calls for a reply, inasmuch ae it purports to be stating facts—though it will not probably mislead whero _the attacking party is kaown, I not only deny the asser- tion that I have infringed McAdam’s patent, butam will- | ing and desirous to tost the question before ® court of law. | MY Paging machines are for sale, with » full guarautes, nt | No. 114 Nassau street, the merits of which can be attested | to by many of the leading blank book firms in this city New York, March 00, 18, EDWARD TOWN, Patentes, (TRE COMMITTEE ON WIARVES, PIERS AND SIPS of the Board of Councilmen, to whom was referred tho | subject of extending tho bulkhead on the Twelfth avenne, | from Twenty sixth to Twonty-foarth streets, will meet on | Friday, the Slat instant, at No.5 At two o'clock 8 HUYLER, G. JOMN PHILLIPS, | ¥ ORLANDO GRAY, ) Committe NG FOR THE AWARD OF THR POR Rdwin Forrest, painted by g, at 8 o'clock pre A t strest. “If any ehanors who would like # it f bim now in oxistence, aro requosted to eall nud Fr themselvor i “SPORTING, &C 0G FOR SALB—A BEAUTIFUL KING spaniel, To be soem wt ¥2 Compl stgoet, CHARLES | iD | of a first class linen departinent in need apply w sworn ANTED—IN A PRI ungerstands cooking, waching and ironing. 177 West Thirteenth street, between 10 and 12 o'cloc! RE useful: must be of an acco 1,057 Broadway. s they axe fully wud is willing to mak TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE @ ladies’ farnishing store. None mpetent to fill the place n. Apply at 629 Broadway. IVATE FAMILY, 4 GIRL WHO Apply at TO DO WASHING, IRONING, herself gonorally disposition, “Apply at mmod ati ANTBD—A GIRL, WHO IS A PIRST RATE COOK, rand ironer: heral ‘ihe wil ferenges required, Apply tecnth sireot, between 10 r W'esitasion with @ fai chambermaid or goucral « foctly competent to take in that capacity upwards worl Reet of city xoference given, | avenue. NTED—A SITUA young woman, as n at 19 Second street, Second avenue, aad asaivt with the washing | and laundrese, and to do plain reference req family. Beat of ty-sorond street. table girth loat washer acd froner, en W anne own revidence, or to D—BY AR Bi but two weeks old. erry at in the re Can be reen for two days, ANTED—BY A RUSPECTABLE FRENCH WOMA) ANTED--A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A one who understands he AN'TED<A SITUATION AS COOK. She is an expe A fresh breast of mil iso, a girl af chambermaid aud ll be'given, Tho best of city re- personally, at No, 73 Bast Sevou and Z o'clock to-day, uuily gotng to California 40, ervant. Isa good se baad charge of ehildron, having red of tvo years in hor present place Address Josephine, 137 Fifth BY A RESPECTABLE Best of city reference given. the Bowery TION, ure. , Second floor, betwe busin: % & chamber in ® smail private Apply at 41 W. and ir BY A i coe ret ay mth and Fourtee PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | » & baby to muree at ber Lal lost her own baby when ‘call on Mrs, Sheedey, No.7 Mul- building, first floor, rom No, 16, ail | tw (8 nema eee ANTED—IN A PR. \ ATE FAMILY, A GOOD PRO- testant girl. Ono 10 understands 'wuehing, and plain cooking. “AD. st 61 Hudson street ube ‘ANTED—BY A P ( TESTANT GIRL, A SITU Wir apmitel Ci eeaien Gh ts nanee Acton place, 690 Houston st, for two days. ANT WOM ww Go IN ‘ANTED—TWO ROTEST. thi try, 9 a8 cook, the other a: clhambermaid ° Gr Welch, none otbers- street, between 2 and 5 —| «bh, German, a i 5 heedapply,. Call 8 91 Macdougal 6 need a) Hy o’eloe WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A TIDY YOUNG V | fitl se chambormaid and'walter, or as cham sr an His | four in bor Inst place. ‘The best of city re sro: Pieasp call at 8 Forsyth sirest, near Grand, or be ia be zeae uilding, second entrance, room No. ‘ wot pure child, wishes to o 8 old. ty, vifer milk is ten Bom “Ap 38 Pacite street, betweom Bond aud Ne ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN, AS CHAMBERMAT! WA waiter; she must understand fine washing aud iroving, Apply at 89 Seventh street. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION hambermaid and to do general housework; is a good Washer and irouer and plain cook. Can be seon at her piace, 167 Elio strect, until suited. JANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAMBERMAID and waiter. One that understands her business may apply at 324 Fourth street, Letwee: yANTED— Trish girl berwork, With best of references. Apply in Amit} Hrcoklya, lth doof from Meury street, between © 'cloe! a vins 3 aes e hours of 9 and 12. A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SMART waiter, and to washing, roping and ebam- street and i TANTED—A RESPECTABLE PROTEST. man, 28 nurse and seamstress, ‘Lo an, son, with undoubted reference as to charactir yerianent and comfortable situation is offe Cther need apply at 6 Clinton place, corner of street, between 9 amd 1 A. M. WASTEDIIWO PROTESTANT GIRLS cook, er and irone?, aud the other as chamber meid and wa Apply at 2i4 West Ninoteouth etre-t, be- twoon Bighth Ninth avenues, from Ztod o'clock, City rolorence required, WAXIED-A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE-AGED women, a8 good plain ecok, washer and ironer, or general houteworker, The Dest’ reference. Call at ‘173 Chrystie street, in the store, for two da; red. No Macdougal iter. $8 UNDER NUKSB, A TIDY, CAPABLE heoteh, or American, who cal me well recommended. Apply to- ck, at 23 Weet Twenty-second street. BY A RESPECTABLE The best of city reference at the corner o do plain sewing, Piefore 2 ovclo <A, SITUATION ANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUN@ woman, with good city reference, a situation as wet nurse, (Ler own child having died a few’ days age.) in some gentedl private family, Apply at 27 Prince strect, in sho Ury goods store, for two dny ». y house. character. TANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY, A SITUATION AS Lousckeeper; is fully capable of taking charge of an, Undoubted reference given ne to capability am Please apply at 160 Madison street. \TED—A WOMAN, WHO IS AN EXPERIENCED ook and iaundress. in a small private family. To one capaile and willing to do the work good waxes will bo given. Certificates from thgir leat pluce will be required. Apply at 42 Lust Twenty fifth street, near Fourth avenue. Wn D—SIX SMART, INTELLIGENT FEMALE waiters. Apply at No.7 Groenwich street, RL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK ANT A in a small Had al she must be a good washer an ironer. Rete) : ie will be required. Inquire at No. 46 Pike street, on A TANTED—A SMART GIRL, TO COOK, WASH, AND iron, for a private family, Good reference required, A German Apply at 19 Charlton street. ‘WANIED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, to do the yeneral housework of a private Ft take Care of children; is willing to make Bert ity reference can be given from Piense call st No. 3 Allen street, front base- NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ituation to do genera! housework; sho is a good plain ferred. family, self generally usefu her Jart place, ment. sit cook, washer and ironer; would do chainberwork and wash Can be seen at 131 endiron. Good city reference given. Kast Twentieth street, for two days. y TANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN DES: with @ lady, to Cali woutd be willi until aid, will be attended to in haste. ABLE MARRIED COUPLE, Lfor eituations on afarm, ‘Tho gardener, or take charge of 7 ANTED.. without itd: Dy Ww man cen work on 2 farm, horses. The woman is an excellent cook, understands Vaking, milking of cows, making butter, se.’ Apply at 116 est Forticth etroct, odrner of Brondway. 7ANTED—A SITUATION, AY AN EXPERIENCED silk and merino dyer. Apply at the oifice of the N. Y¥. Democrat, No. 77 Chatham street, S TANTED—A YOUNG, PRACTICAL MAN, AS. 8U- perintendent of bag factory; one that understs the running of Grover & baker's inuchines pr dregs, post-paid, stating terms and references, James M. Haig, 183 Baltimore street, Baltimore. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—THREE WAITERS AT 760 Broadway; also a good plain cook; # middle aged woman preferred. WANIED-BY AN ACTIVE BUSINESS YOUNG man, u good situation in a wholesale dry goods store, or shipping house. Has bad four years nee in thé xD. inicinoss. “References satisfactory, Please addrees , box 33 Newark Post oflive, N. ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER, 1 ners, Salary $500, ‘TED—ONE OR TW Apply to otreet, up stai WANTEDIRY A RESPE young man, a situation as conchm: underétends his ‘bu of city referenre. Can bo Wriglit’s, No. 914 Brofdway. ANTED—A FEW GOOD AGENTS, TO SELL AN article that is wanted in every family. Men that aro active can make five dollarsa day. A live Yankee wil be Genlt with lverally. It is no patent medicine humbug. Apply at the drug store &8 avenue D. WASTEDTA SALESMAN, FOR DELAINE AND Printed muslin departments, KD & TAYLOR, Catherine etreet, ‘ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH- man, a situation, 0., in « private family, or ina first'class hotel: yours in toh country. Can givo satifactory reference as to character capability, Address, for three days, N-S., Lo. 3 Sullivan a ANTED—A SALESMAN, IN THE RETAIL DRY- quire nt the Third avonue saving re, Corner of street. J. R. SAUNDERS. A SMALL BUSI- Address J. C,, Hurald office, MEN TO POLISH JEWEL- a WwW er, Dominge & Sponce, Ty. Greenwich Ho thoroughly 4. as the best en until engaged, at D. & A’ a TED—A LAD, ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS oF ‘age, to attend in an office and run errands. He must write # good hand and reside with his parvats. Reference required, Saiury $2 per week. Apply a¢ 1-4 Laurens etree, Letwoen 7 and 8 o'clock P. M. bog A YOUNG LAD TO ATTBND 24R AND to mako himseif generally useful. ‘the highest tee timonials as to charactor, &c., required. Address J. M. 0., Herald office. ANTED—IN A RIBBON STORE, A SMART BOY; ‘one who las had some experience in the business. Ap F Mok 271 Hudson street. W ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN THE HOUSE sign painting; ono who has some knowlodge of t ypeferred. “Reference required. Apply to J. W. icks «treet, Brooklyn, ‘OUNG MAN WANTED—IN A LAW OFFICE, WHO writes » fair bend; one who will make himself gener- ally aera None other need apply at No. 11 Walt treet, room No. 9. POST OFFICE NOTICES. —THE M. PAC! AILS Fic, THE FIREMEN. NHE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS, A friends of Eagle Hose Co, No. 1, are requested to axa At the enrriage lio ao, on Sanday, 24 inst. at 126 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of paying our Inst tribute o respect to our’ late honorary member, Mr. Lovi Scribmer. By order, PHINEAS SMITH, Assistant Porem#n, NION COURSE—SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 184, AT c U Y race between the two ealllous Bleck 440 yards for Immediataly aft heats, free to all. Trotting horses to go o'clock, P. Bird and Ma; tanner eration RASS CASTERS.—TWO COMPETENT HANDS, WHO thoroughly understand chandelier castings, ean find steady employment and the lect of wagos, by applying at the gasfixture manufactory of Jae. G. Moflet, {fsa im Prince street. a ou AND PLUSH CAP CUTTER WANTED.—AN* American youug man, with good capacities and recom- mendations, will find s pérmancnt situation mediate ApTlication at 149 Water strcot, No others need apply. 0 CUTTERS.-A FIRST RATE PANTS AND VEST cutter wanted at 512 Grand street. None but those who well understand the business need apply. (PO POWER PRESSMEN.-WANTED, A COMPETENT P an, Ao take charge of @ cylinder press in a South- « 2 ise goad opportun! 3 Gurtriows man. ‘Apply to Sea ala steady and im. TANTED—TWO GOOD CABINETMA \ ~ furnit 40 West Broadway, ee A? THE V |S fh aye oe, OR TWO FIRST rate wi kerr, ot . TKead, Taylor & Co., 9 Maiden lene. eee eee MISCELLANEOUS. RA AAV AAAAAAANAANAAR A SMALL LOT OF LONG BREBD CANARIES, sale, cheap, at wholvgale or singis, at 415 Sixth w Rd fourth floor, cant 10 LET—A DOUBLE HOUSE, 54 B fi Me taht A a(t oh FG f grown dais Emmott, Seq.) cond avenue, The’ he of Thowss ftreet and 1 with several | viow of the elty, sortion given imme: irces DANY 0! . enue etre pase might an ely. Apply oh the pee NAN, coact of Sixth avean man, wife and two child 8 a Fiftec ring an ih jest y ts, wert of Howery. leet of refegenve riven,