The New York Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1857, Page 5

Board of Education. ‘Thef regular meeting of the Board of Extucation was Leld last eventng, the President, A. H. Green, in the ohair. A wumber of applications for appropriations for repairs to echool houses, furniture, &0., were received and refer- ed to the appropriate committees. A communication was received from the Buperintendem ‘of Public Schools and referred. Tt strtes that the annual examinations of the several ward and pimary schools, which was commenced on the 6th of October last, has now been completed, with the exception of that of the female and primary department of No. §, and the fomale depart- a ans on Heretotore it has been the conducting these examinations, to visll the png hy purpose sem!-aunually, pol in the Teton ot inesaces oaly the lower classes, in their respective class rooms, in the presence ouly of the school Officers of the ward; and in the second, bokiing a public ‘The Superinter condition of the Talso beg leaves w pote the recomamepciation formeriy submitted to the Boar., that during the summer months s'be opened at # A. M. and closed atl P.M and com/ort of both puptis aud peachars: would tl Silo ca ccimey ana ip Brovably i no degree ve inipaired pert meng the d the hours of instruction during g i ie Tt has been ‘Obeerved by a eran of educator that the laws of health sre rl fow and of comprebension tothe mind; while the iaws of induced by ig- ‘momace or negiect, form the staple of thousands of vo- Eo eg bel yet very inadequately understood, Jazge an frequently crowded i woliodls the the pupils debarred from hecesalty of the , extent, from pure air and vigorous exercise, and intellectual faculties Kept in constant wctlvity. ro- quire special provisions to guard against the injurious influences by which they axe thos oe and for Preservation and care of their health. siology hedge. “3 in every school, a8 a acience of the first Bea srckemac cee enjoy meat of life, and an india gable means of usefulness. , ited ‘The roport of the Finance Committee, recommending pharm enol for the salaries of teachers ward and primary schools for the vmenth of May was adopted. J oe s The of the same cemmittee, requesting the City ‘Chamberlain to deposit $85,000 in tho city treasury, sub- foot to the order of the Hosrd, was adopie ‘4 The report of the same committee recommends $100 to be to R. H Shannon for legal services, in defending the committee of the Twenty-second ward, Age sgeinst them by Mis Chu On account of ‘to sign the warrant for the payment of Bora, beeuas they did not constier her sppotciment legal, The = uite a lengthy debate, because Shannon was a and Gould tat gale pall or bie eurrioas for the Board. To report was Sally win ated. Finance Commitee made a }» sett the echool moneys for tbe year 18ST, as fellowes ae Yor paying checks drawn on the Chamberlain, Previous to the lst day of January, 1857, be” Yond the amount of the moneys Placed by x to the credit of the Hoard of Since unpaid of ‘at day of — pri For For For For For For For For of Ne For of For salaries of the City tae ye wad as. sistants, Clerk of the Hoard of Education, as- don—printing. re) For the pus chase of «ites, for erecting, enlarging and repairing building», and for miscetiane- ous appropriations mate by the board of ee en ne kare awe Her, school buildings. ++ 120,146 36 Amount of school money for year 1857... $1,100,410 82 ‘The report was laid on tho table and ordered to be COMMUNICATION FROM THE SCHOOL COMMISTONWRS APVOINTED KY THE GOPERNOK, Ng yy ee from the School Commia- New Yor, May 20, 1867. To THK Roakp oF Encoanion oF 110s Crr¥ oF New You«:— Grvrixaes—In compliaace with the request of the Board Of Commissioners appointed by the Governor to examine Organization and operauon of the syetem of public edu- cation in the city of New York, I take the liberty of com m the following resolution:— Resolved, That the Chatrman be requested to Inform the jucation of the appointment aud orzanization of niAsiod, and that this Commission is roady to coa- the Board of H¢ucation at its convenience. ny T. B STILLMAN, Chairman. ‘Chair Ts smated the following persona as that com- oe Waier bury, Tweed, Bootman, Hooper and ek rassiation wes obts sted to have achoothouse No. 31, iu the Tuirteenth ward, The cost, it is said, will be te SE cs es os gabcoeivbd a seat iadine? money, 75 cents, from a lady, formorly # toachor, but nos BOW, who wished it returned and to retain that amount as 8 mattor of conscionce, for she arg Appropriated {t to bor own uao whon it belonged to the Board of Kdu- ‘A Muxien—tI move the amount be appropriated to de- fray the expenses of the comunittee wi0 went to Albany, Casati.) Board then adjourned. ‘Tax Brooxirx Boano oy Excise.—The Board of Excise of Kings county, P. A. Wyckoff, Faq., presiding, have de- fided to Ox the licenses for Lavorns and stores at $90 each, ‘They will receive applications the Bret «ix daya of mooring and thereafter pws upon ihe licenses. They mect aguia oa Friday morning at 10 o'clock: Court Caiendar—Tnis Day. Common Piaas—Port 1.—Ry Court without a Jory.—Nos, 211 to 126 Inclw ive. Part 2.—Nos. 128 to 142 inclusive. Detention of the Law.—DBorford & ©o.. 172 Brondway. will Corware letters and sinail parcels. io the Feeetved until Li o'clock. 1 go by steamer GU va in conseqnence of the storm. Cases For Kale—J. d 5. Portable GAUNDERS only, a No. 7 Astor House. ‘The Fine Collection of Valuable yma sad the property of Isaac Gould, Haq., will come under the ham- mer on the Zid inst. Can b6 aeeo at Menara. 8UHENCK’ Nassau sireot emnanis of the Hungarivn Army, aith Porat $i, js and move, an! life-like port a 4 Lonks at Little fm, Hert Foiand of Ee “Ttaly, by i ranch, Groap od Minter, by. ACT ' n Fo pwis, by Gontom; tho aread aod iely a puny by Wraants, P Tilt the The Levant, by Lingal 7 |i a? fa Cutlery, sauNDens only, at No, 7 Astor House & Aloooke's Grent PR yy House, Broadway, as York. This new vow large howl rey nished and, In thor sngh rr having all ss modern wae highest p: \n, invites the atvention mclere, ‘Gonduoted on the of American plan fat option Metallic ‘Tablet Strop—J. ‘et & Saunders only, at No. 7 Antor House. — Swatles Many « lone When heaven Pola on tae Bh m ane Af you wal galict pote ‘all the, Lat paces, arom ‘heMth A BS er oe fresh vert a! A a Broadway. Bright Sunny Day, and Anes for yonrsett of sruicles at moderate “M Canal street. and Shaving © 00, draggin, Ones <emeaiars oni sak ones fiSoe o soumies nwo, rile free Sea AD irgeget ‘the season eatiie them PASE BE Bo, soe an, neste Brooklyn —Locbitt’s Celebrated d Dress and mantilie trimmings, in profusion and made w onter, at ‘it Fulton sreet, Cttoton. ir Boots and Shoes, from Melt . EUGENE FERMIS 4 80N, Hecuaneen Nasacu street, below John atreet, mi ane ae its Com, mane laboratory for London Only « 60. ‘599 Broadway, New York. Bold every Machines.—In buying euch po aciicle as wowing Ue ines eoonwny bs Buy the best. Phose who purchase Singers machines ale has they want, and tae them with aatisfagtion 12d pr rhe thove who buy aur cf the cheaper und inferior macbines t, vexation and fn the maricet are ae SINGER 00. 3 ay Broadway. einai teats Lege ran nar restoring ho ar." Boud by all drugatata aud pertumers, pure, vored, whalwenme and ecovomicel wines. of va- Tous qualtti for sald by FI Deinbngte bet 3 Warren (ot ag alteradve and delico Ucously aromat ead ett caro, satirely from vegetables, snd Fie they Towa Bigbly sana pertiea, ure entirely ia by L. M. Rexford, of js gp d only by bim F. 8, COZAENE tole agent, 73 Warren street, Now York city oe oe air Oil one Ztalian Bibs, ‘There ai ardoles for beau: ap for ee one Paris “pal” thoek Binger’s Sewing and for the hair, are sold at wees at the manafactory, 238 Broadway. Oristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Ton R | seit aee setae ae Se Ste Se @ Box, Black cutting of hair and wi ee if your Halr ts Falling nse. Ir your hair is getting gray pap an — If you are troubled with dandruff, Veo Lyon's Ki If you desire soft, glossy hair, old by all dealere, everywhere, for Se evals por batlas Holloway’s Pills.—The Nervous H. Spintieg 0 Ss, fon local paina, sudden chills, pausea and des, , to which the female sex are sometimes #1 fom ar causes, Cease the action of these pills upon ‘eretive organs. Life Le ners and Life Prese' it once that the waters of te might be found in one draught of which would bless the drinker wita wo maitor bo ‘althowch wr diseased; reinvigorate bisa, siricken yearn and give him at immorality of le, Bran Groih's pid wil'do acarly an much. "Thoy oxre. all diecssos, ive zouth tothe aged, aud ahough we ahust haat al di thelr 1 nse we can put the evil day afar at Wo. 48 frandreth bullding; Mrs. Hayes, No. Tie Palton street lyn agency. Bristol's Sareapariila ts the Only Vegetable Bntidote to the principle of diaeaao existing. in thn blood of py pastilles aro eq' got ree «1 pene Ke pa Rice meee, Now York, and ceed Bar. Saparilla $1; pastilles 2b cents per bottle. Rupture.—Marsh & Co., Radical Cure Truss Oflice, removed to Ne. 2 Vesey street, Astor House. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONE ¥ MARKET. Weovepar, May 20—6 P. MM. ‘There was quite an exciting time at the stock exchange ‘this morning. The movement in Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Toledo was the feature of tho day among speculators. This being the day for closing the book for subseription to tho ten per cent guarantied stock of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company, there was consider- able activity in the old stock and large lots called in, The three million subscription is more than filled. It is re Ported that subscripLons amounting to newly six millions of dollara have been made, and that it will take some little time to make the proper distribution of new stock. Erio ‘was not operated in very largely to-day, bat prices at the board were pretty well sustained. Cleveland and Teledo sold down to 65 per cent cash, but closed quite steady. In Reading there was an active businoss, without much change tn prices. Tlitnols Central was a little better for cash but sales on time, selier’s option, show a great difference in prices. It sold as low as 137; per cent, seller 60 days, At tho board the changes in market value, compared with yes- terday, were as follows:—Cloveland and Toledo fell off 1X per cent; Erie, 24; Reading, 14; Michigan Southern, 2 New York Central advanced ‘ per cent. Michigan Soath- ern opened this morning at 65}¢, cash, and sold down to 6434 per cont. Tho sales to.lay carried the privilege, and ‘at gave a great impetus to tho market. At the second board there was a very blue market Michigan Southern sold, privilege off, at 67 per ceat cash, ‘and it looks as though a good deal of old stock out of the street was coming in mt that price. Cleveland and Toledo closed weak at 63 a G3}g. The recent attempt at a corner was an utter failure, and the parties engaged must bave sold out at a serious sacritice. The cash salon of tbls stock this aflernvon were quite large, and we have ‘a suspicion that the most of it was on account of partis not very remotely connected with the management. Such, ‘at all events, was the general impression im the street, Erie looked very blue this afternoon. It sold down to ST per cent cash, Now York Central foll of with the rest, and closed heavy. Tho Michigan Southera movement bar fairly culminated. The guarantied of proferred stook has been taken, ‘The company has #0 far carried out its new programme, and we new propose to show its fatare pro- grees and ultimate result. The books closed onthe sub- scription this afternoon, and the ball i# now open for the entertainment of tho old stockholders. It will close amidst gloom, darkness and despair. ‘The ten per cent guarantied preferred stock of the Michi- gan Southern Railrosd Compauy was offered at the close this afternoon at 88 percent, Sales were made at 8854 0 £9 per cent, This stock will be on the market in e few days, when its real morite will bo more generally dis- cursed, The company have now its policy fulty defined, and the pablic can arrive at results much more clearly ‘and conchuwively than when the secret systom of dnaa- cioring was pursued. It will not be our fault if the subject is vot thoroughly analyzed so that all classes of ptookbold. | ers will know jest where they stand, It is our impression | that holders of the old stock will be jast nowhere. Thove who have leavened their old with a litte of the guarantiod may do better if they realive at an early day, but at the Dest it strikes ws that this is the last kick of the galvanized | corpee. The opinion 1s gaining ground daily that the old Nicara- gua Trait route is soon to be re-established by Commo- dore Vanderbilt, bo being determined to redeem bis Pleriges to the rtockholders of that company and to the pub- Ite, On the occasion of the late election for directors of the company for the ensuing year, some 00,000 shares of ftock were voted epon for the ticket prepared by Mr. | the | Vanderbili—a high compliment from the ciockhoiders to | the man who bas labored so industriovsly to preserve this | property in the midst of so many dillicnities, Afver the | election was over some of the new directors had an inter- viow with Mr. Vanderbilt, and recetved from hima con- | firmation of bis published declarations, He aswured them Of his design to re-cetablish tho company and save the | property of the stockholders, Hie expressed a confident belief that everything would work ont in the most satis- fhetory way, and advised that noone abould part with a | abare of stock. It is now understood that the government ‘will pond @ minister «peedily to Contral Amorica with full instructions to obtain for the ownors of the existing or say | future Transit route all that is necessary for perfect seca. | rity, The Nicaragua Transit Company will thus be soarded agninst tho possibility of any ropotition of its late troubles. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day ae follows — Brokers’ Board to-day aa follows — Bought—100 Erie Railroad Hold —209 Michigan Southcen Waitrond 65 q—reg. 100 Chicago and Rock ree. At A meeting of the Board of Directors of the New York ‘and Harlem Railroad Company, held today, the following officers were unanimously elected for the ¢nauing year — Allen Campboll, President; Wim. ©. Wetmore, Vice Prest- dent; Wm. A. Whitehead, Treasurer; Wm. H. Emerson, Heeretary. ‘The earnings of the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Aprit Inereare, equal to 80 por cent. .... + «816,979 90 The receipts of the Williamsport and btmira Railroad were — For |, 1857... Fer Aeear tone... Tucrense, 0 per cent.. ‘The steamship Furopa from Boston for Liverpoot carried First quatity 50 21400 Ordimary ... aldo | Common 60 algo | Inferior, © alle 0 a5 © 2560 0 21 OO oO 25 Vea CALE » | Extra quality, perib.. 6. ™ Other qualities, do. ‘ é 8a Oh | oie AN LAM e638 | Piret quality... s 3 | Other qualities 0 a 860 | . ‘ it 6y%a | 4M Reteumy ys ous ws ‘The stock jobbers of the Deady Times operated wt the | _NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1857. ‘ut $1/900000 specie—a remittance in gok larger than antiotpated. Os rhe I Cen riehue 138 77 Bank Commoroe, 107% ZISkeee23s 3M ‘200 200 6 100 100 600 do. 605 do. 400 Gal & Chio 300 Cov & Tol 100 do... 600 do... 100 do, 200 do, 200 do, 100 do 200 do, 300 160: 38% 100ehs Cleve Tot RR 64 550 38 200 do, a 108 38 (8 do, 6 108 2000 do. 63 108 37% 200 do 635 166 31x «260 do. 63; 100 87 50 MSANII ad 1000 38 150 do. 58 500 Readi 7 = 200 do, oT 300 nm 5 do, 58 300 7 = ©100 do. 57s 30 ” 50 do. ‘57s 60 % 200 do oT 26 963, 100 do, oT 400 86% 100 do. 67. 6 865¢ 100 Cleve & Pitts RR. 47. 160 BO & Misa RR.. 66 200 ng 30 cITy COMER EAA REPORT. Wapvewar, May 20—6 P. M. Astira.—Sales of 60 Avge pots were made at Tic. a ‘THc., and of pearls at 743. a Tie. '¥¥4, —Flour—'| market was 4q! without change in prices of moment. Common State Western aasaccaS F Seasases ° woxe7008 SsSsRrsss i A PRS é i 33 is it bbie, within the range of tho wo prices. Southern brands were in light stock, and receipts limited, while continued firm, with sales of about 1,200 0 1,400 bls. at about the above quotations. Rye flow Prag ad at $3 70 a $5. Corn meal was frm, with limited trans- actions at $3 75 for Jersey. Brandywine was unchanged. Wheat was irregular; the rales embraced about 6, bushels Western prime red at $1 62%, eales of Milwaukie club were rumored to havo been made yesterday afternoon at $l 46. Corn— ‘The firmuess of holders checked sales. The trans- actions were unimportast, while Southern yellow was firmly beld at $0c., and Western mixed at 90c. a 92c. Rye ‘was quiet and firm at $1 0la $1 a a Oats wore steady and prices unchanged. Corren —The ‘market was steady, but the sales were light, covfined to about 800 bags of Rio at 1040, a 1WX6., and 100 bags Laguayra at 12240. a 12340. Uorron,—The sales embraced about 600 « 800 bales, Bs pentagons wn a0 Many deal: American was in modorate demand, with smal salce of undressed at $176 a $160 per ton, fix Maye wd Dreseed war hoki at $240 a $250. a waa di on copunued meee, wit ‘The stock ia dret Agplast 38,008 last your 2 ras dail at $33, im largo lots, and at sou tor for stall lots from the yaad ix movths. Inpta Rowwwr was in fair demand, with recent sales of medinm at 51440., and fine do. at 4c. per 1b. The market was Me julet. The last sales of Galena at 6-200. a 6(0., aad retined at 8c, Navat Srome,—Sales of about 700 a 800 bbis. spi ite turpentine were made at 49c. cash, and 60c. 30 and 60 and 1,000 bbls. of com non rosin, to arrive, at $! anda The to 4,641 bbls, including portions of ground tor, &:, at 10¢. por gallon, the market closing with further tnquiry, In Edgar. town. ‘Whe Omega’s cargo of 800 bbie. has been sold to par- ties there at price not transpired.”” Cotton seed oll was heid at $1.0 $102. Lard oil was unchanged. z teak = cage * 7 were made at $23 0 a $4. $50, Cut meats were firm, with sales of 50 hhds. 10%e. a 107%e., and some 2a 30 do, sh widers at 90. Bacon was quict and firm. Lard was stendy, with sales of 800 a 400 bbls. at J4\c. «14240, Butter aud cheese wero steady and prices usebanged. Rick—The market continued firm, with rales of 100 carks at $50. 8 540. ScGARK— The ealoe embraced about 700 a 800 hhds. Coba mncovado, part made date in the alwrnooa, at very full prices, chiefly within the range of 10‘xc. a 11 4c., and 200 do. mola ©, said te have been at 7) ‘Txas.—The market continued firm at the late advance, with vaiey of 1,000 2 2,000 half chests at full prices. Tarow.—Sales of about 20,000 Ibs. wero reported, at The demand is limited, as holders are not in their high demande. Salos of 46 hha, Kentnoty at 150, a 19¢. bbls. Havana at 350. a ue., and 62 cases acedieal at 160, a 270. Whaiaawin.—A New Bedford paper, of the 18th inst. in tts weekly review of the market bas the following: ~The transactions for tho week in this market embrace sales of 11,500 Ibe, Ochotak at 8c. , 32,000 Ids. do. at & price not tranepired, 5,000 Ibe. small Northwest at 730., 1,000 lbs. Northwest at Tbe, 11,000 do. do, upon private, terms, 15,800 da, Koc nae and 1, 309 do, South Sea, also upon pri vate term. In Ragartown 10,000 Ibs. Ochotak and North- ‘west at a price not transpired."” Wittskey Sales of 200 © 300 bbls, wore reported, at So. a BHC. kw voRK CATYLE MARKET, Wroxmnar, May 20, 1867. The current prices for the week at all the markets are as follows» vam CATTUR | othe ‘The Thorns table “hows by “what sonveyances the supplice at Auerton’s came >— Erie Ratiroad, beoves. ‘ Swine, Rariem Raliroad, beeves. . Cows and calves Seep ani lambs, Bedeen | River Ratirond, beewes. . ‘ine. , . . On foet, cattio, o The following shows from What States the sapply of radi AND CALVES. ‘The demand tas been week, wthout, however, which continue, as usual, NAL @ trifle better during the past causing any alteration in prices, to vary from $25 to $15. CALVES. ‘There has been sometifing of aa improvement manifest ed in the demand for good veal calves, and prices bave advanced in some instances abeut ssc. per !b., 7440. hav- ing been obtained for the best #tock; other qualities, how- ever, have undergone no oF prices, 10 change either in de- MP. Fogle soid at Chamberlain's during the week 641 sheep, at an average pony b price of $5 70 per brought to market by H.C. Frost. from Obl wold higher in proportion w their value head. A lot of 199 owner, There was a very large number onsale at Allerton’s this week, and the market tu consequeace was {nactive. The highest price obtained was 64sc., and many sales were made under that; 630. was and holders were somewhat firm at that figure, but as the | Mews ¢ receipts w vere unusually what they could get. The ton’s this week was 4,544, Segiees eee numbers that ar- rived and went direct to ay tg ‘The toial receipts of all stock at all the yarda for the week are as follows:— last weel ‘Total since Jaa. i ésfous asked at the commencement, they were obliged to take total number offered at Aller- Yeat Shorp and aa 8,302 117,402 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KVERY DAY. nea | MUSE Dir | Me RA. SOUTHWORT! fs in the NEW ¥O) bews 8 M*. SOUTH WORTR! in the SEW YOR a We offlore, MB SOUTHWUSTH'S NEW STO in the new YOSK LEDGER, news offic Ra. SOUTRWORTH'R NEW STORY 18 NOW READY aren indte NEW YORK LEDURE, and for sale et all the KA, SOUIMWORTH'S NEW STORY 8 NOW RRADY ae NEW YORK LEDGER, and for sale ai ali the ews 6 A. SUUTIWORTH'S NKW STORY IS NOW READY ee NEW YORK LEDGER, and for sale at all the 7° paseee OF FAN®T GOODS AND TO obtuin tf - | RRs way. Geo there te men Gab wsetel ted ornamented sae be toaind thea at any other piace tthe city, Beautiful work Boxes, dremalt ng, canes, ) gained, pore aad china vases, dolls, &c., nt the loweet price of ii MOVES, MURDER, POLICE. —TH® POLICE OerEs ie ovt lo day, and cam be Pad of ail awa agente prem 4 yes, ene 1s $2 Six moniits $1. ie aetoay ta ‘consistin, RS. SOUTHWORTIS NkW STORY 18 NOW 7 RmaDy in the NEW YORK LADOKK, and for sale at THe a iRRVOUR, Whar | AND DYAPEPTIOW€ ews otices, 7 Thgtven sirengte ————— - | Webber's rag yt gives sirengt SOUTH WORTH dhe body, tiaabe, fa sleep, appriite, CUTHWO TINS NEW STORY 18 NOW READY 2 Indias lou, purities asd creates bew (esh and bined, by ue NEW ORK LEDU KI, and for sala at al! we pu \ offiers. Depot 203 Bowery, price 28 60. two for 84. UT, OUT, OUT, OUT, OUT, OOT.—THR NATIONAL Pol Lich GaZbTT or sata by by all news grate ja tows and count sb Six montin lL. Ad: rege R oe Teno New Vork oy. AK TRRROR OF THIEVES. THE POLICK GAZeTRE Titareaded rogmee.. ee It wat be « ole Agra. KoUTHWORTH™ NEW. STORY Ib NOW RI 4 M*. the NEW YORK LEDGEH, ant for male at sr | RA, SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY IS NOW KEADY NBW YOKK LEDGER, wad for salem all the > > know bar’ aller wre nate ‘KS. SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY 1x how READY Sty months. io the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for EE be wa offices. HE GREAT meee INDIA © = FO! ae ME TEE BT aE OT PSOE | 0 Bie cement Ser ipniad, price 8¢ pete, 448rem foes. 2 ait ta BA, SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY IS NOW READY Kune piemetoetias M fm hONEW TORK LEDUEE, and for aaio nt ail the 7 re eee ede oe one ae Ras ASS eras dere RS, SOUTHWORTH'S NEW groar Is NOW Berga 4 +3 . oe in the NEW YORK LEDGEB, aud forsale a al the — news offices. naN AR, WA! MAR, 20. ADL THIEVES AND ROG! 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At ‘KELTY & FEBGUSON, 291 Broadway and 54 Reade street, M™ ny ice brocatis. satin de laines, | news oflices. curtains, cornices, gimps, og in Now J. ahadea is ‘and our superior messnfectaring fachities enable us to olfer houses, nw We Invite the attention of MES SOCTRV ORTH New STORY 18 NOW READY Deeks. AFTER THE TRIEVES.—SER THE POLIOR GAZETTE, No. 39, out day, ee oe “an cee er of all news Annual 9% adress Re A BEY MOU, Ne uubaci ew York liye RB. VIRGIL'S TOKAI HAS WEANED THOUSANDS ‘with beneficial re- LJ, rom the cures of ocolevraiod chemist tobaceo the emineat Chilton, ‘Rolly, of murope, ‘cnet high woteal Seocted Be yon tobacco the saliva ts grenewes. remetes at portaming (oe ont doe om eens sitporing and tod injurious habit of apiting w Reualied af BGEURVE, INFORMATION “THE | POLICE GA; ZETTE contains curious end of crime, | All hows egents sell it. Annual subscription $2. Address RB. A. BLYMOUR, Now York city. 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Bi orn xeatlemen bave ND GAITERS a ath, ioe ATHAN ese N company of Amertown American racers ‘Three to Bngiand, to eontend with the srosewmidedeguiese three For full partinlars conttunos, wine at encore a wit be fom pe Reskien the Obamptona of (16 Fnglosh (0 ‘This race ts to be ron rn om e Sa oiy net and chances with ine ‘of the Bng!ish press centers LJ sri, A SEY. M® SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY at segar pews oflices. HAL — Paxson, —On Woenseday, May 20, by >, Cama Kay ts, by the 2 ew. £8. SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY 18 NOW RRADY H, Montgomery, Joms J. Hau, of in the NEW YORK LEDGER, aad for sale at all Weat, to Mie Larerita A. Pasmome, ba oity. news ollices Powerborough and Toronto- papers —On Wetnesaay, Mr, Cohen, Mr. J. Jowns, of this city, % Minw only daughter of Kdward A. Jewel, of Chicago, tl. Han Franci-co papers please copy, ¢ Kmevepy—Lawenance — ‘Out Toeeday, May 19, atthe re = of the bride’ father, No, 41 Kast Thirty-thir@ Mr. Wiuisam Kawwepr to Mise fan A: Lawseancm, S. ROUTHWORTH'S NeW STORY [8 NOW READY R in the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for ale at all tue 4 oftices. 18 NOW RRADY in the NEW YORK LEDGER, aad for sale at all the news ollices. ao of thi. etty SOUTBWORTH'S NKW STORY IS NOW READY Wednesday, May 2% focn EW TORE MEDORA, cad tr oe of ail O° | Rev. J. K-@ampeetl, Mr “Mr man Tina, J von city, to Mie Hanser Hogurs, of Jorsey Ci M*™. SOUTHWORTH’S NEW STORY IS fa yl BRADY in the NKW TORK LEDGER, and for sale Died. ane ‘Ausorr —On Tuesday, May 19, Guonon W. Annorn, in the Seen ane ‘The relasives and friends of the pam Cound in the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for sale at offices, ae RTI's NEW STORY 18 NOW READY i Sa. ames, ur carrow'manetingg sm at nine @’clook, 877 Sixth avenue, to- eo BB, SOUTUWORTH'S RX 18 NOW READY * Me OMIA TORE CRDGEI and for ealo af ail the Tomains will be taken to Siaton Island for intorment. news ol Barciay.—On Mouday, May 18, ot ae a myeese — | gevannan, Geo, afer e low deve ilinees, CLasawon Was o- BORG HaKciaY, bq. , oldest aurviving.son of Lit, aad Mae. Anthony Barclay. Brounen. oar 4 Wednesda: am! 4 A) Ones G. and Mr Benjaas lay aged 1 year, 5 months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the faualy are Invited/te at tend the funeral, to-morrow aflernoca, at two coke Gy from No. 107 avenue B, near Tompkins square. CHAMBERUN.—Oe Tue'day, May 19, Doncas Casmamm um, wife of William J. Chamberlin, ‘Tho funeral will take place from her late resid: hd ‘TT Robingon street, tala afternoon, at Gndi past two 0% Her friends, ST rng tg (o attend without further ipwitation. Cuatrastos.—Iu Providence, RL, on Sunday, Mia Gronos R. Caurrassos, Aged 36 years. He was 4 RS. EOUTBWORTH'S NEW STORY as poset READY in the NEW YORK LEDGE, and ( news M* SOUTHWORTH'S NEW sons 1s > REA DY in the NEW YORK LEDGER, aad etal the M*% SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY Is Now READY in the NEW YORK LEDGER, and fur sale at all the news RS. SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY TK NOW READ’ is the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for eale at ail Lews offiors, RS. SOUTH WORTEDS NF in the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for suie at wll TORY IS NOW RFA iv ne vy he ponhchacwa Years a resident of we ward of tile © c ORTH'S NEW STORY IS NOW READY His remains were interred in Greeawoo ‘Cecnebery M5 fhe new. me Se Oe A MOW Skt te | Dowim.—On Tue-day. May 19, Mrs, eomaare se De ews cilicee. unt, widow of the late George L.' Dudloy, aged <8 70 are, © months and 19 days. JARS, SOUTHWORTI'S NEW STORY IB NOW READY friends and ih the NEW YORK LEDOUE, and forsale at alr 8 | to uit r Rg ogy are respectfully § vite: to attend the funeral, rom No. 9 King otreet, witha it fur- pave eer. | ther iavitation. this eMernooa, at two 0S cok. Be. SOUTHWORTICS NEW STORY IS NOW READY | _ Fav.—On Weduerday, May 40, afler ling meas , Mew, Ms the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for aale at al. the | BRINGET Fav, agen 00 year. news oateen ‘Tae funeral will ake piace to ™ ternoem, altos o'clock, from hor late resiuence, No. 190 Grnad sim se UTHWORTH’S NEW STORY IS NOW READY | Guy! bas Gi Me tke NEW YORK LEDUBE, and for aalo al ail no pin Wa ay eee pt The relatives and trienda of the are rewy cotta souruWwORsIS NEW STORY IS NOW READY | invited to attend uneral, Powr's ae Mh. GOR Vouk CRDORR, and for saloacad ihe | church, Willem: burg, to-morrow ative volo, Hagas,—On Weduosdo Now Rea py Sa May 20; Pm Havas, soe of y Sg eM A) cars, 3'monthe aS sOCrE WORT? NEW FoR, 18 inthe NEW YORK LEDGER, and for sale - . The relatives and friends of are rar pecfuliy — hice sbiomnan Invited to attond the funeral, frou dew this ow RS. ROUTHWORTINS NEW STORY 18 NOW READY | rent, No. 410 Fighth avecue, at oe 0 0'clomlc, in the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for sale nt alithe | Hawwoxp —On Tuesday, May 1B, of vil 0, Carman ews offices. mmm, relic of the inte Joahca oa al + ™" ‘he reistives friends are.» «pectfulig: MOG TOSSTORS ANON TARE | savin iad te fener, ata 20 o' choot, news officrs. from her late reaidence, Na. BLow trees —_ ‘Troy and Diissouri papers ploage RS. bsg NEW STORY IX NOW READY Hawxer.—On Tuesday, May 4 lot’ ver, Emme in the NEW YORK LEDGER, and for enle at all the | Raxy, ovly daughver of George F. ia Ba wkes, aged 1 year, 11 months and Tt The Pricnds aud relatives of ike, ashy ase reapectfally: invited to attend (he fuucral, thle a4 two o’ologh, from the residence of hot D Sib isove careet, 8 NEW story 18 NOW READY L Jersey Oty. ic M* & souruwonrin 8 NEW STORY 18 now READY Aemsas —On Tuew!ay morning; 7 1% ‘dames, the i ‘ORK LEDGER, and for sale at all the | beloved wife of Wiliam Keenaa, )~.. Gomme Fovbnial Lite No. , ds mombers tf emer Zerubbabel Ladge No. 52, F and a nod thy Pra RS. POUTIWORTIVS NEW STORY 18 NOW READY Mii NEW TORK Leute, and tore ne allio | Yormity are ceupvestiti BS tf wttood the Sows oftess. funeral a'olodie, fro, hor lato reat donee, No ftrnet; bet oon Sixth am — ‘cat Thirty -thiret RS. SOUTHWORTIUS NEW STORY 15 NOW READY | Seventh avenues. Hor tomams Wii Rieu rod lo Calvary ih the NEW YORK LEDGE, wud for sale at all we | Cometory. = Azan tm Selneoday May 2, tow vmption, Tommy RA. SOUTUWORTI'R NEW STORY 19 NOW RADY ania, eldest daughter uf & Kospp, in the M in the NEW YORK Laban, and for sale as all ‘oth year of oy SS department of we odiors. ‘ward school No ‘The relatives ay frieuds of the Invited wo aitend ue fongrah, tro pirteenth steer, to uevrrGW a lernvca, at twe o’cjock, withous further inv Hartford and New Haven pay Krown —0m Weinawiny, May gon of Thornes na Prue = Poieend “The Ment and acqy, of the V amily are respect afernooa, at we ents, No. 16% Raat 1 be faken to Greve ia rment, ne are respect aty RS, SOUTHWORTIU'S NEW STORY I4 NOW READY lit» recidence, Neo ‘a the NEW TORK LEDGER, and for sale at all ho M"s SOUTHWORTIUS NEW STORY I8 NOW READY te the NEW YORK LEDGES, and for sale at all the ews offices. RS. SOUTHWORTINS NSW STORY Ik NOW READY 9 copy. von Auer 4 years, 1 in tho NEW YORK LEDGER, and for sale ai alle | fully invited to aflopd tho te renidewee ews ofticen. M™ sourmwortins NEW STORY 18 NOW RMADT the NEW YORK LEDGLI, and for eale at all the ews offices, vel fay 29, of conmumpe M* so" UTM MORTON NEW STORY 18 NOW READY tion, Mant ‘aged uh years. | inthe NEW YORK LEDUKM, and for sale at all toe The frients and acrjcaintances, those of her father, | Lewes of __ | Peter MOAMer, “aew reenecttully od to attend the fune- } ral, Seom ber lato reaklence, Mo. 4 4 Washington strest, STORY If NOW READY RA. SOUTHWORTINS NEW STO D jan eo piceta) poke ga yj te We NEW KURK LRIGK, and Gor wade mall tne ae — re et vaee M*s SOUTIWORTHS NEW STORY 18 NOW READY | Jum ai of Senogitene! bad Jota Moors, aged KK LEDUBR, and for sale at ali we a aediec evs a Ry The salativen and friends of 184 Family are reepeottally KS. SOUTHWORTIOS NEW STORY If NOW READY in the NBW YORK LEDGER, and for sale at all the Dewe Giorn, in werd to attend Pa faneselaseinay ers mm, at (0 o’clookk, from the geaidance o lor pacuaie! No 274 Stanton treat ber ot for (ater meni, “ — wae! linia, thor from earth, RA SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY 18 Now Baby Frosa vorrow, b io he NAW YORR LEDGER, and forsale st all Bourne jo a clam pon sd = . - Dejond Wik yale pk We . BS, BE TUWORTA'S NEW ‘STORY is NOW READY © Why ehowkl we wrieve f) oe t part. iy the NEW YORK LaDUMM, aud for Salo stall tas | (ei Sarr a _—_———__— -— We trust ip God, tm heart, M** gouTIIFORTIS KEW sroky Is Now READY That we ybat} moet take NRW Y ORK LEDGER, and for at all ae Niwas — 0) Weer aden, agen. va ibe wa officon cr tu the Tad L ‘oar. RA. SOUTHWOR in the NEW youk MEDUehn, and tor aslo at all news offlers. —— Coy ah her sister, Mra, md the f oral, from & NEW STORY 18 NOW nyany ~- wtreet, to morrow af: | ofa aie 18 SEW STORY ts NOW RRADY Pema M*s SORE LEDGER, and for sale as all the » Gecmumnn Sun opr ot No. Aol York street, Sree, — . nop reopecttally invited to ‘NEW STORY I8 wri , at two o clock, MM" sourayy! W YORK LEDUBI, ani for eaie Rie ta ‘ ‘ork sirect, Brookym, me - De elas, May oo SOUTHWORTH'S NEW STORY [4 NOW READY 1B age 3 Duos P, Rowan, tgine NRW YORK URDORR, and for sale st ail the Fave cenrod ars inetd te te gto reetience, No 6) Bank . The remains pony SOUTHWORTH'S NEW TORY 1s m Rows BRAD oy in the NEW YORE LEDGRA, and M 19, Mastin Swan, “awt thoee of the fumity, faowral, thie after RA SOUFMWORTICS NEW STORY Is NOW BRADY inthe NEW YORK LEDGER, and tor sale x uli the RS. KOUTHWORTHN NX BTORY 18 Now aay the MEW YORK CaDORR. at all the RH ‘sour oRtins b hd STORY 8 NOW 1 fo EW fore JBM, and for sale at rigty ten o'clock, from ~ Will be taken © Cold RS. SOUTH WOR 8 NEW STORY I8 NOW RRA’ Af ie tse NEW ViSRK LRUmA, and for ule at ail yy 2, at T o'clock, af _e stesso son of JN, amd THA NEW STORY 19 NOW RF ‘ ve. ‘the NEW YORK LED peat mibors of New Yor uh, and for gale at ail the news offices. tontal Laxige No. to attend the fe nut, No. @2 Laxingwom cs ace. AY aro reapectfialtyy ec ee from ber inte rome Me. 80! ROUT awontis 8 NEW STORY 18 Now Ae ant o W YORK LAvGhs, ead (ot sale as oll tem ews oe MM“ *moTMWoRTICS NEW STORY 14 NOW neal ih the NEW YURK LEIKGRH, sad for pao at wit ew OF doe. t further inw my 1 ‘NOW BRA OE grout, woe PR Ms SOUTHWORTIOS NEW im the NEW KORK LEDGRM, sod h axis offices, WrORTHA NAW stoay 18 NUW YORK LF VGH, an SOF |S