The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1857, Page 8

LoonTINvED FRO 4 presr rAGR do not anticipate. We have aiready maie 4 necessary, Provision for the PayMert’ ¢ oor own municipal forces. The ‘sum placed .p the tax lev", for payment of police at the com- menoement of the year was to be raised for muni vipal and nots State created police, Not ous dollar of that atourt can be giverte! from tao parpase to. which it Ras been ApPropr’ ated, and the Logisiature, a4 bold as it Ras been te dir pocarding our rights, has not cieaeien two deprive eso" wis fund. It's tree the Metropolitan Police act as8uM’ es io take any balanees unexpended remaining ‘tm the treasury to police account (there are pone), and to provide forthe next year’s levy, but it leaves the and Wo Pacollocted this year fer the expenditure of "le worchea Therefure, wiv \et the State police cau “ u aan amy decision of the cout’s as te Ve con-titutiouality ot the law, get adollar from our treasury until next yew, we will ba -e pearly 8 mY dow of lollars t the account of the MALICIPAl POhSe, FO Fe pAie Ont under Ube ority of the ‘Corporation ef The ay, = YERNANDO WOO}, Mayor, A SEE OF COMTsON, Mr, OxawE ron? nd mtuyed thatthe commenication be printed in te 9 jnutes, Mr. Poomn of ered am amendment, namely, to refer itte. the special c¢ mmittse baying We myject a chasge, and 6,000 cavier be prhited in documont form for general use. Nr. Cnty peor migonded the roti. Fe eid he hoped the © Mayers tommunioat amy ee, bet £8 DOL WoRAcIOUS on that wink, If it wo the epee! doubt % would be © ly bandied, tt weetito theetommftios he DTM wed to mye. word or (WO upoR it The whole matter T stots an -oilort to ree othe old walch depact mer . in Pince ti the present potion. Waett on world go te the Law | ware going Back to ren ng up that domrtment abt Ot tft, Dutit wected tr him “rom. eomething U ot bal ramgnined to-fay: we ave a, police depariment. A Miers rose to a point of erder, saying that he was ae i y é uestion, whick he had no eight to reference, ie pont of order deolaréa’ wo he well ' tken. " +. OTP oN thegemnved as ant nendment ‘that the couniemtion be referred wo the Levy Comattter, and in x fo he, dé zive some reasow for that motion. In’ my Mortto reel ase rart of tis retanrks e decision to¥ay by the erreme Court of the Sate. The on? One lat r aty of amy mets Tse At cao, amid greet confusion, Ottarvou shud no rieht to read mey- éspaper iu ‘Vze chamber of tne Board of Mr. Gays roto te entighten ‘those meters. He sald thate ymewber et 4 ron! what he withed in a speech: ‘veforc that beady tf it pertuimod to the subject under dis- cuseicn. Be Nepod that Mr, Otarcon would ‘not be in- 4 in This remarks, but that he shouM have the coved ttt Mr. Ottarson prosare copies be ei he het iu his haadttbe Boenine Post) ‘bem rou! for the benatt of the members. ident succoede.tiafter great etort, ia hammering Stir cows. Tho Peakmser oustained Mr. Ottaram, ‘and ordered the mothbors torkeep sence durmg Mr'®."s speech Vore. Onesnaos then sroerted to road the decision of e Police bill, which will bevound tay o Peabosy on th Sndthereaiumn. ‘A‘ter My. Orr insoW eccupied tie time andettention or + “Me: Grtunsow repiied, through tho President, that he hac aly bad « colump “0 read. Mr. Waanen said there were two opinions. Mr. Gmeanson regiied thet he was reading mow on his sen hewk. If the ——- wished, he ceuld read it wped again eo member, who said thet ' de was discussing 2 subject which was ‘net before the Beard. ‘ar: Ovramsey maintained te er discnesion, a tho Police bill was the , in coneinsion, raid that © Ponce pit passed in , end moved taat the paper be wemred ‘oe “ab aw Committee. Ady 2 to have the Mayer's commanica- red 90 t the Law Committee, to kuew whether the had rendered a rightoous deeisiongor not. aid we had gotto a crisis in our munici- bors pt be communication would be of iivee of able men in the Bosra, 2 report on it, MAN JONES. sand said that Mr. Ottarron had read a ve been written by opiniea, a confirmatien of a party reokloss in its opi- + whut may be done with the parole of this city. on of Justice Peatoty, @ Jadge whom the New York, leratood the mat ice had 19 weighi in the (oard of Ooun- » minds of the body politic ofthis great i erstoo’ thet there bad been another opinion delivered by dndge Homerett om the same subject, but ho did not know whet at he knew that Jude Roosevelt did not agr with Jndge Peadody. He Roosevelt) was 2 Kuielerbocker and had New Ths diood in his vets stood by the rights ef th's e:ty. eaker presumed he Whatever was the natmre ta Board of Metropoti- paced ‘er their n law: two of b it. So coucerne t with nized as the law w abiding eitizen, oe reversed by expected aad ‘The ety of heart (which d awakeaed the spirit him, | or atering Bim ntianeted f oy he Thstriet N was niet pal potion | ® if the roarehals Pet of the goneral here, ehall the city of tual we ntand bere and those five rol sentiment ? aad upon the re that are in ver wen repealed, onr families redation and da We ker we do so the bet io for ne, aud the greater mauhood we will show ne citiome of this great metropolis ne motion to refer the paper to the Law Com- as dat, provected from onantmonsly nted in document rred to the epectal committes, of which adr. baewrmn ye auce against wider sion street was « Crmmities on . “ 4 £O VAY BILLS FOR REPAIRING Hoewai: fered the following resolution: — . er work A | m Mey, 1567. former ‘ > red the Lega ofioer or another #p| ers an n the table . ' LR ATDERWeN Te TAnIOr® SRASTTEER, » tard smeurred wilh the Board Mermen in the ate with the President of ter to cede & portion of the Park for the par- ‘ © a dew Poet Of ive; also im tnetrocting the + oh Coummel to rertrain the Second Avenue Rail ny (rom imytng rate fi of the city ree) Com t : # meenioned ta th tet the om tore , them additional prt vileges A My olution pagee i oy the orher Bnard, com. sedis o Kerry Company to tomore the forry bouse and oth “*f !mpediments at the Gorcrneur street slip within twenty . Beveral rey committees which were devoid of t e ooneurred im «ROTA Ome Ox AweW Pouce sverEw. ined ‘ » tae Feariivility of jay aod night wateh:— 4 the preamb ament of a pew leave to paport » emadlinh a State organiad under State aw’ od be \ be Bxccutive of the stave, it ean ynwad by \. "ve hore by the Sate treasary. GEBeme fS, terfere wih the day aod mihi rennized by tm though it ts feared Te Ge! of an ovtaide inver- loeal righwe, mi pe GTN: anert her aocient and tn. ea and prerogatives, if je mainte . ncependruce, gandeuce. concluded to report ‘vill reach the case, ‘and ‘opt ) be papor onght ta @e to the | aw Oammittes © | them bad not been made asin my Judgment could have beea done, and that Sf greater exertion to falfil the agreement was net made in the fature [ ebould not feel justified In approving deem proper for (he suppressioa of vice sae immorality and the preeervation 6% peace and god order. ons sh») continue to the powers, and to perform dues: and yon them by the iawa e rules apd regulations for the tLoge regulations, oF aubstitate others in their a Sec. 4 The policemen or watchmen for the various wards a city of New Vor shall be follow eo gontinued to be appointed as cu oo | Rwenty-firet 40 | Twenty-se20n And suck néditionel patrolmen es the publicnecessities m ay seguire: Sev. 5, Whe re-shat be appointed by the Chief of Police one- clerk, who shall be denorluated Clerk to the Chief of Pe and Win ehallper arm all suck duties appertataing to reauas he may req! See. If a poticeniun sha necessarity incur an expense in con wying a pera beforee magiatrate, or Lo a police station hous; or to themspital, hy the employmem: of & eare or other vehitle, the Chief of Police’shall refund the expense so incur- red upon the ‘eertiticate 6 the magistrem or captain before | {boas he person, ie hromght, alasina thet. he wastocessarily brought by the pclfcemaw before the maguatrate orcaptain 08 accart or vehicle, See. 7, Theeap'ains of police, or in their absence the lire tenants, mew furnish fed to persons in enstogy in thetr re epeckve ser tan hontes, and who are te a snffer:ng condltien, “dhe expense: wh reot shall be patd by she Chiet ef Police pon v tof the oaptain or either 6f the lieutenants, Mace Toe policeman shall necessarily incre an expense in conva?.ng stolen or other property to the oft'ce of the Chief . Of Polat, or to apottce court, ar 4.0 Ice station Bouse, the ex: Tense se incurred quail be refunded to hia by the Ubief: Poliie, a the certifeste of the magistrate andcaptain to whom the rly was delivered. Seq. For the -wucposw of defraying sey expanse avhich wr be ineurred & pursuance: of the Laat tire wpciigns, th» Ohief oe Police may, by @ eqatiaition in wa, to de eounter- signed] by the Mayor, deaw upon the Comp.roller for x sum not efeexding one bubdred fara. He may, in ike e:annor, revew agimay be neaswirs; bat noel renewal shal! be min until te monev paid upon li be agcornted for'to the Compre ler by satis ptactory || rat voucbers for the expenditure, of the mi ‘See. 10. 1) Whee a draft shall be madeon on the hin ery to the ut- except thee ability, to-act in the enforcement of the Corpora von ordinances now in in relation to carts and cartmen, cabs and cahmen, hackney coxches aid hackney coachmen coaches and their hagetrpa’ omni eeand oranibus drivers, — public porters, and of hard the Corparntee to prevent evil ‘of the ait; 12 The police wationhouses in the diffecent disiricts sball Be deemed a portion of the city prison and Bridewell, for the pnrpoee of keeping and detaining persons comattted for examination, and for no other p wh ‘and the capt. ins and lic uteuau's of each t shall be the keepers avely. aud shallior tbat purpose be deemed rs of Shetty prison and Bridewell, Nl appoiutmeats and removals of Cg pd ce, not » provided for, be made ayor. ‘ “le Pate a sa hundred and | twenty. ve ousand datlars, | wu e act of March pcjeoenl aahlek to tanation ies ge to law for defray. somal subject to taxation, aceon o apie ange tol rane Mage Ione § apuropri riated to the po- jice or watch established b: by this ordinance, ‘and the Comptrol- therefor spas ihe payrolls of the several caplalaa, sud tee upon the pay and penrequusition of the Chief of Police. | 3 ‘he police station houses in the several the (ieeaehnsenerepnens aly other ig ee bel to the Corporation Leretofore used for police purposes, ereby ine en or 0, and-shall continue to be used by. th ‘the police peer ganized. sas ¢ effect immediately. CLEANING THE STREETS. The following communication was received from the = nee and referred to the Committee of the ole :— Crry Ixsractor's DePAeT¥Ent, New York, May 25, 1857. To tue Hoxoname tue Cowaox Cocxc, or tue Urry o ew Yo Qrxvigacx—It becomes my duty to call your attention to the filthy condision of. he streets, and to the necessity of imme- diate action an the part of your’ honorable bly ty enable me to cause them to be placed ia ® cleanly condition, and thus to Preserve We public health against the origin of pwstilential disease. The crisis demands action without delay, an¢ unless ‘auch action’ Sa taken by the muniolpal athori- Hes, seit preservation | will ere long compel our ett. zens to cousider and act upon the subject in their ows debinlf. Cn the 19th day of March last’ proposals were, in accerdance with previoos advertisement, receive and opened by the tien Commissioner of Street and Lamps, who forwarded a Tist of the bidtere and naming the lowest t} the Board cf A'decmem for, confirmation. No aetion has brea had tp sald Board. | Sinee the date mentioned, Iam informed, the Mayor, Comptroller and Commissioner of Streets and Lamps ent red into aa agreement the partion Baas Tamed as the lowest bidders, whereby these parties‘eame into posses: sion of the streets undar the stipulation for auld parties to cause the work to be performed: and on the part of the Cor- poration to pay, the work should be per‘ormed as per spe- ve ony of, of these agreements are annexed hereto, marked “ay resp Te wal be, perceived named as the sureties of the parties subi these at ‘are not partes to the agreement sabac- quently made; and although large payments have been made, the streets of many of tie nara, ot been’ atiempied to be eleaned—not hoe shovel having been made use of since last fall for tha thai purpose: yet in consequence of the non-con‘irmation and execution the'contracis, t! fon has. in any Judgment, no claim or redress ani roposed contractors; neither have fy for eniioned below, power to perform thie very fer. On assuming the duties of the Burean of ccordauce with the provisions of the instant, J found the condition of ite matt Fito bo as atnted above. On the pinth day ot May bills me for tha two weeks prior; theas were ap | proved by Mr Kbling to the first of 10 had also Approved of the p-vious foar weeks, It was urged that the weather had beew s sch as to prevent the execution of the sj my and he approval by li 4 parties a. fair opportunity 1 usemied to the payment for the ed to give the agreement, T work to the ninth instant, bnt cansed a notice to be served on each and all of the contracting parties to the effect that, satis- fied that sueb progress in the work agreed to be performed by bills for the work. Such exertion has not evinced itself, if we view the i contition of the ety, and I have refused to certify further drafts upon the treasury, satistied that the partivs ageing to give our cluzens clean streets can wait for ihe pay for & work which they have no right to expect or de- mand payment of un'il the service #hall have been rendered—a service which, if neglected at this advanced season, ‘must jeopardise the prosperity of the city and peril the health and lives of hia citizens, Some of the parties having entered into this agreement harg douutens catered tain he same ja ano fit. sad Rare formed some work, manifesting a desire on thelt part ere- Sitable to their undertaking, but none of them have Somplied ‘with any part of their specifications, and however indul K would be my. Wish tobe to those partes, yet my regard for nd rill not ferme me to give ‘& longer delay to nat (ie consequences, ineviaviy result from farther neglect. ject is now submitted for your action, May T ask Swwnar ia wo be done ully. GEO. W. MORTON, City Tuspector. ay NEW YORK, —————— 188-, We the undersigned, hereby agree and bind ourselves to clean the sireein of the ——————,contract district, being the remove the ashes and f with tne speciiication issued ny the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps therefor; for the sum of ————— dollara per year, or wt that rate «0 long aa i may oomih ne to perform, the work. subject 19 the contr: mation of the Common Connell. ‘The work to be done ‘Commissioner the direction and supervision of the Rigned, Streets and Lamps. ot vc. Parties wi under thne rezulation will receive w their money mo apecificntton on the ir pal the work pertormed hy hem aaa be made cies of the Commissioner oi Siresix and Lamps rst ony ‘VOD Mayor. Josern B. Feninc, Com. Streets and Lamps. XK. JONES ON TINE PRAERNT Chust® Affer the resomtion passed eh the Board of Aldermen calling for a convention of five delegates from each ward to de\iberate upon the proper course to be taken relative w the atrucious acts passed by the Legislature was read— Mr. Josms rowe and said tbat the people of this city are competent to appeal first to the and if the courts will not sustain them ip ihe consultetloualty of the law they have a better remedy than any convention which this Council and the Boargjof Aldermen, endorsed by the Mayor, can cail, and tbat was the implement of war which carries with it reason. Weare too mach now; we are calling @ convention of doabt(ul authority. I do not rording to ‘Senprro roller, for believe that the Common Council have a right to cut such 1 do pot perceive how we are to elect those e are to open the ballot box. a convention. aeiegates or bow under-tapd how Ido not with incipient interfere in ite to thwart legislative act! opposed toe verything baving a tend land The people of this cit Jaw of thy ly by a tew reckless sistance of the man Am ricen peopie—all of us—are if we only go with a stond; from Beal tothe pe people, we will elec elect tbink pon A of men whore duty « will Ve le of the State our wrongs mmon sense j¢ al! that is present condition of our municipal is no fear of an invasion, no ‘our city ; and this alarm of Jeas politicians, iv order to city and state, is not democratic—it is with the instinets of the American is King, and we have no other peal to any class of iD aby reepect, come wo the aid do someting which is uncalled for, and injustice to the democratic party, We want to appeal to ple’s heads and hearts, and not to throw frebrands, cauee if we do that we will be defeated tn the grand result. They have closed our mouths by the e bave told we we must build city halls without our and they have taken all our rights from us. only six months longer before we can to th box, and if we do |i conservatively rightly, we will find that the people of the State will wustain us. Hence, Mr. President, these reaolntions are wrong in apirit, cod they should be referred to the proper commitwe, which is ifs rere wate 2p, | committer, | the Comunittes on Law. Te Li The resolution was eventually referred to the Special 36hm ReTTieM ak j Committee nted on the Fongan and Montgomerie an onp yor annem aw obartere, of Mr. Jones is ebairman. a A grey on a A Mr. Caawe wished to kaow from the chairman of that Gierean the Connell of the chy at New York are | com aes the Lm ead Montgonmers charter were fully auihorized pase euch lawy aud ordinauces saw May | ever fn | be shall ie ipeeest sin deen nikal Oak ite ses a sae had never sen them. After the toannestion of same vootine batten, the Board adjourted to Thursday afte Condition of the Streets. AWSTRACTS OF STREXT INSPECTORS REPORTS. ‘First ward,—General gondition of the streets very ditiy Bo attention paid to the no.ice served upon them to clean on the 2ist inst.; every street in the ward filthy. Second ward.—The streets in a filthy condition; South street hes not been cleaned as yet by the contractors; the piers ay ¢ alse is a Mithy state, Third ward.—Ashes aud garbage remaining in Reale, Cham.bers, ‘Warren, Murray, Cortlandt and Robingon stress, amd the oomdition of the streets generally very bari. Fourth ward.—Streets generally in a very filthy condi- ‘tion, yurticularly James and Chestnat streets; ashos und arbors remaining in quartities in Vandewater, Sames and Withee streets. Fifth ward.—Very ditty streets; Broadway, Duane, Hudson und Greenwick streets overran wEh ashes an gartage; St. Jovn’s lene, Leight, Caroline and Collister streets and Tranktin alley, filthy, aad not cleaned since ooatracted for. ‘Sixth werd»-Pearl, Chambers, Reade, Duane ant Worth streets very ‘tilthy, eed no street in the Ward in a cleanly condition. Seventh ward.—Gherry strect, from Catharine te Rutgors ‘street, is very dirty and tlky, "also Heqilton etrect and the streets Zenerally very dirty; cartmen and sweepers all quit, tn conceg ence of wet being ‘Kighh ward —Thompson, Laurens," tor, Groene and Moreer streets filthy; asbes rematning in Prince, Houston, Wooster, Sulliven and Laurens streets. The streets in @ filthy condition; ne men or cartstit work; ashes end garbage not removed from Clarksox, Downing, Carmine, Bedford, Morton, ‘Barrow, Leroy, Jones, Cornelia, Commerce aud Christopher stroets, Tenth ward.—The streets in a good condition; contractor srecop ings dirt, ashes, &c., well romoved; no complaints. leventh ward —Condition of tae streets pretty fatr,with be envoption of Nintk streets Bloventh, Twelfth and Thir- | eenth streets, and avenues Cand D, very dirty. Thirteorth ward.—Fuir, with the extoption of Goorck etreet; not a sufficient number-of carts to €0 the work. Fourteenth ward:--Generul condition e! the streets very filthy; ashes and get‘bage sulfored'to reraain and accumu- Jate in pearly all the streets of the ward; very little work being none. Fifteenth ward —Bevouth, Tairtoenth, Fourteenth, ‘Wooster ax Tenth, Bond, Bowery, Bicec! ‘Laurens streets very fithy; cy Al carts ea ad a genere] omsiieas oe the Krects dirty, and require cleaning. dirty ‘also ‘Sixteenth street, ‘between Seventh and Tenth avenues; the sweepers and cartmen kave quit work, en account of not betng paid. Seventeenth ward.—Tho streets gererally very dirt; Reon roe ‘Second, Fourth, Fifth, Eigtth, Ninth, Ele Ifth, Thirteenth and Feurteenth streets, avenues \ wad B, First avenue and part of Second avenue; some of these streets have norbeen cleaned yet. Eighteenth ward.—Twenty-firs hahahows ‘second antl —s fifth streets, from Hast te the Second ave- nve—the general condition of the streets 4s not clean, Nineteenth ward.—No reports received. ‘Twentieth ward.—The streets dirty throughout Thirtieth, Thirty Hirt, Thirty-second, a muirty. iets ‘Thirty-fourth, ‘Thirty.fifth, Thin sixth, ty-seventh, Thirty-eighth and Thirty. Sarat ‘tenth and and Eleventh avenues in & pried 7 filthy ¢01 Twenty. iret rat moteeaneenh: -second, Thirty third, Thirty- fourth, Thirty-fifth, Phirty-sixth, Thirty-seventh,’ Thirty- eighth, Thirty-ninth and Forticth streets, and First and Second avenues, very dirty; streets generally in a bad } « e second ward.—Streets very dirty; only three ach carts to work;.in many streets the «rt, after collection, remains heaped, the contractors neglecting to cart it off, ‘uptil it is again distrfbuted by passing vehicles, &c. ‘The Metxopolitan Police Bilt én the Brooklyn ‘The Board of Aldermen met last evening at the usual bour—Alderman Henry R. Pcirson, President, in the chair. After the reading of the minutes, and before the approval of the same, Alderman De! Vecchio moved that they be corrected. He stated that, as the minutes read, they stated “that the communication of the Mayor, together with the requisition of the Metropolitan Police Commis sioners—presented some evenings sinve—be by this reso- luton referred to a special committee,” &; He con- tended that the communication referre 1 io as the requizi- tion of the Board of Commissioners was not before the nae and consequent!y could not be entertained by the Bethe President ruled that the only question before the Board was the approval of the minutes, and this question, a8 raised by the Alderman of the Sixth, could not be en. tertained at that time aa the last me:ting were thereupon ap- rime was the only business relating to the police that ‘was done tn yhe C;mmon Council last evening. ‘The Late Stabbi: s Affair 0 on the Staten Island Ferry. ‘The Staten Island ferry, once fumed for its insecurity, is now winning equal notoriety for the riots and turbulence of which it isthe scene Every Sanday evening blackguards, rowdies, and pickpockets are to be found on the boats in gearch of a row and plunder. Two or three weeks agotwo in- offensive gentlemen were severely beaten by a gang of blackguards on board the Hunchback; and last Sunday a cah-driver was etabbed to deaih on board the Josephine. There is every reason to expect similar scenes throughout the reason. Under the circumstances, we submit that the police authorities ana the agent of the line had better con- sult together and provide for a supply of officers on board the boats during the late trips. It might be well, too, if the line is of any value, to rune special boat ‘on week- days for the uxe of prostitutes. People living in the city would enjoy an afternoon sail with their wives oa board these boats, were it not that at the best hours—four, five, and six o’clock—there are invariably tbree or four nymphs ef the pave on board, rendering the place too hot for any modest members of their sex. ANTE-MORTEM BXAMINATION OF THE WOUNDED CAB DRIVER. Coroner Perry visited the New York Hospital yesterday for the purpose of holding an ante-mortem examination in the case of Charles Quinn, the hack driver who was °o se- verely stabbed on Sunday evening, while engaged in an affray on board the Staten Island ferry boat Josephine, but the injured man was suffering such acute pain that it was found impossible to proceed with the examination. Seve- ral of the injured man’s friends visited him at the hospi- tal yesterday, and there stated to the Coroner that Quinn had been stabbed by a man pamed Mose, or Mosley, and that there was an oe Councilman of the First ward stand. ing by when the affray took place, who could have pre- vented the disturbance if be chore, The police are cnn ae ‘voring to effect the arrest of the accused Rey, but it is supposed he has fled from the city. The wound in- tlieted upon the person of Quinn is a Very severe one, The knife penetrated the abdomen on the right side, and laid bare the intestines for several inches. It is the opinion of the house rurgeon ef the hospital that Quinn cannot reco- ver. No satisfactory account of the origin of the row can be rendered, but it is supposed that it all grew ont of a quarrel between & young man named Donnelly and a German, whose name is unknown, All parties were more or less intoxicated at toe time. The Brorsen Comet. TO THE EDITOR OF " (f TRRALD. Yous vinen, May 25, 1857. The nebulous appearance of the comet in the immediate vicinity of “ 1” (Beta), and apparently at times obscuring the lower right limb of that star, was discernable from the bell tower in this village at 9 P. M. Saturday evening last, though not plainly enough to permit the observer to distinguish how it beaded. The telescope used was the sno terelahed fy Cs cy tothe Sa Vingaen DIX. * * * Urea * * Major. B s * ated] ay ‘Oe nee MeLaughlin yoo, ss Sar , Maes weeeren C. the ine euuree ai 2K; o'ehock nf return Seeio tei, SHAW A Witte, b, Propriators. ON ard ON TURADAY, ™. 1 ee stake jenry is over, Pare to go and ret [MON COURSE, LONG, ISLAND —TROTTING—TO. day, Taeaday, "26th at 3 P.M. Match for 63, mile heatn, best 3 tn, 8 V6 barsiess Owner names b. m. Musiy; owner names rh. m. Katty Shen sitAW & WHITE, Proprietors, He LOTURM SEABUN, ‘and at ‘the doors’ on the hoteia, at 143 Kae Thirleenth street, and evening of the lecture. jaan PORCH ARERS GAN PROCURE BARGAINS AT inron, noringas, operna, Conchos pT IE ho ‘cegare: all sa Vwenty per cont below marner ve 0. CHEEKS. IT ‘teal ANA SOARS 1 PARstO, 8, REGALIA, plea, Cabanan, deh eye Vietorias, ales, yeqnea, erners, 6 ult IRITAN- inolas, pe Roa ee | Fame NEW YORK HERALD, <—__ 26, 1857. 1 ‘aré.—Ashes well removed; Sixth avence | P. ROGERS, 70 Beaver street, Py} $$ enn “4 DOPTION.—A FINE FEMALE CHILD, EIGHTEEN re where it can have the attentions of a mother. js fine and heathy. Address W. A. A Hereld office. R——, I WISH TO SEE YOU THIS EVEN- Fino ‘on particular business, without fail,at 251 Spring N since oR ATION WANTED—OF aut ER. ASSIWO VLACHO Pesan? ytd aye = Ry Lo) rene Se for New York. Caer grt ws tee oli of Pachin Uo. will be thank: fully resaived. Country papers please copy. MATION WANTED OF SAMUEL FLYNN, SUP- Ree tase tet Henderson’s office, by his brother John, corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth alreet, Brooklyn. NFORMATION waneep-or has er HALY. HE left New York on the 15th 186. y information respectipg him would be thangfall fecal a “ddressing to oe Catherine, at No. 212 First avenue, in care of Mr, jeDonba, NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK SEWELL, A colored man about 36 years of age, wh» lett New York About five years ago on a so Voyage, and waa expeeted to re- {rn im about four years from that ume. Any pefson sending apy in ww regarding his whereabynia will mach oblige histather, SAMUEL SWELL, Toronto, Canada Wess. ‘OBOKEN.—FRIEND DIED—BUSIN . NEXT FRE Gay in the ol EF TWH HOME. OF HIS PARENTS ON SUNDAY, 7 38, about A. M., for the purpose of attending Sane schooland churely (Rev. Dr. Wallis’) Soma Filta aureet, Wehifmabar, Aibert B. Smith, aged about 13 years, fair com’ plexion, dark'eves, dark brown hair. Had on when he left, dark clatk pantaloons, light drab round jacket, greeu vest with brass buries, patent’ leather shoes, itxed ‘stockings, blac end whire; bleck eravat, Hyron collar, e und top cloth cep. Any infermation in regard to the above boy, by note or other: awise, Wall be gratefully received and relieve the waxiogs soli- citnde of his distressed parents. Please address Messrs, H. T, Crane & Co. No. 2 Y. ELLIE DEY ENG. et WILL FIND A LETTER AT THE Bromiway HE: HEIRS AND RELATIVES OF JOHN, LAWRENCE, Lave of => England, ano requested te aend a meeting at the nea! of kin ifioe, 327, Hroadway, N.Y. on the 12ch Stduiss nest atdoteicah PSE, fortes porgose, ef coaeian ‘mating measuees to rbtain hav state left by the decensed. Documentary evidence un joal charts will be then produced by HENS ¥ ‘uals “proprictr, de, IAETHE STARS WILT, SHINE | TO-MORROW Fuesdag) evening at the usual time and place, SERUIAL AUTOS, JOOPERS, ATTERTION.—JUST BRCRTVED Row , | Oeste n erates of “ wigs or i ald ew fe, lied for imi wii ven SIMPSON BR medley “19 Beaver street, B. TAYLOR, Lye may STATES DESPATCH 1, agent, at New York, offi Nassau atreet.—Gorern- ment parsports furnished at this office s1;hont any delay. GEWORTH 00., BOSTON.—THE ANNOAL MERP als on ont tay, June 3, ir AMES C. "UNH, Clerk. PRCIAL nag OF THE R. W. Southern will be held to its corner of Urand street, on Wednesday eve- o'clock, for the p' se of recei mp and of the Commaltioe, from the tee on Laws. ‘By order. Committee JOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Secretary, RTANT NOTICE TO PATENTERS.—A GENTLE. man Ci influence and e: back to Russia for the sale of am American patent, ig ar od to attend tosome other patens, Preference given to mecianical im: provemenis and tuch inventions as may be suitable for ment service. No agents or third persons will be no as only the owners of the patents are requested to give au [S atopad et rovements. For farther informa: Post office, N. ¥. YORK, Ma¥ .—NOTICE 18 HERESY ee re Sia fe ceria sate Soar Sire Sie nee ie fine oie Cis oamee The —_ ‘books be the ‘224 day of May to June 3. order, EW YORK Stare KANBAS EMIGRATION COMPANY. Sed towaship vine at ot the ‘the company, L Beekman street. r river boats oll <teontaemiek City Hi on Wednesday, 27th inst, at 2 P. ie hi ST SOOM NELL, ) Jaa GRiPeitas, Bpectal HIRAM CORWIN: t bere genie MORGAN L. HARRIB, J OTICE-THE COMMITTEE BAVING, THE SUBS Novis a eponat ofthe Crystal Palace ‘Will bold their gery ong en Pg No. 8 & Hall, on Wed- nesday, inst, persons are ear. peetn redpested te aend, an thie Sil be tne inst aflorded to wem. we WILSON, Special Jas. % Sothres § oleitin FFICE COMMISSIONERS METROPOLITAN POLICE District, No. 88 White street.—New York, May 23, 1857. ‘Noricy,—The Commissioners of the Wetropitian Potice will receive proposals ut their office, No. 88 White street, in the city of New York, for the lease of a suitable tenement in ‘of the present police districts in the city of New York—said tenement to be of safficient dimensions to accommodate the police force, for the lodging, of vagranta and disorderly, per. eons, and the temporary detention of persons arrested for Gtiences, ke. By order of the Hoard of Commissioners. . W. EMEREK, Chiet Clerk, pro tem, FICK OF = COMMISSIONERS OF Ta* Assessments, April COAL CONTRACTORS —SKALED PROPOSALS wil be received until the $4 of June next, at 11 A. M.. for and delivertag at the Almsho ‘, uw PUMLAUAZIUSS, OWN TOWN BOOKSTORE, LOOK HERE. Wei, what or itt Call and see. ‘There will be arranged on our counter on this (Monday) Morning, 4 first rave a of Fresn Hooms, Any of ‘wbieb will De sold at conta per volume, Although nome of them were pablished at gi a, "em where Tasubove arrangement wil rnd hr through the week. Kvery thing sold che en 6. SHEPARD & CO’R., log Fos eget ® sas family should have Imray's Family Pape cian. ® MARRIAGE ALMANAC ROOK AGENTS, newamen and othere.—The Ladies’ Marriage Almanac, in which every day in the year is marked with reference W three mmrortant © hs; also couaining over (250 Christin pames ef admired euphony from ven different langus Price # stamps (Ocants) per 100; revail prica $$ per Fone apeciteen coples mativd free to any address on. rrostoi of toe post stamps. Address D. R. Dabols, 69 Weat Fifteenth ‘0 Nomeero rie Pu WLTO—R. MI as. Tr, 18 OUR ONT. ¥ TY echitihorized agent for the Sata Of Penns ivan, and ail sseripttons ob i) r ¢ aes t Yones, Faitors and proprietors of American Home Circle. TO INVEST IN seconD HAND OLOTHING, —Gentemen i t eunvert | or Fare cont more soling, or sendmg welt address wo J AMKA MORON WY, ‘earl street near) ba‘ham AST.OFF CLOTHING APD FIRNITURR WANTED— Citi or Wemen having of the above articles to ay) M, Dusael- Duseaidert, GENTLEMEN Oz WANTED.—LADIES OR obtain a cash wi Chat having any of he same to Socere of, one a ea: 8. COHEN AND ay tone of can tae nF van Saitama | Pop TIZENS [AND RTRANUERE TAKE YOUR that is soiled and seedy, to 289 Canal street, wh oe You can bave them repaired, eh aed, a jedan renowned Roweraliy in abort order wn 1, two ING CHARLES SPANIRL FC FOR BALE A “VRRY very beautifol King Charles This dow has woe; yy Rood judges one of the ha oleae ee 1 color ts back and ‘an, his hair as fine as silk; he ne is now in perfect teman ytog J someting whieh country for hearty and wmnarineady well (oeall at 64 Felton ton stree’. $45. iy inay pricharing can bave the dog on tral ie Saturday next, and then If he does not please can be retarned. Can be sown tant Baturdny, not eal, at JLo’cloek, atier which time he ‘will not De 57 = le nated retin with him to Br glaind yewsni = PERA GLASS WAS LEFT ON THR BEAT $2. of the sober street ang 4 oat on Sunday afer- noon. ender Minder will please 365 Broome street, leave itat corner of rigetthe abore reward, 5 REY PS YRSTERDAY MORN! had ne cal ‘on.a collar doy ener SS a ae ord Si he Sa oat ing Han to No. matt itm soot $i Lost, SUNDAY, EVENING, MAY 24, about 934 o’elock, in the Bower w dora bolor jouston pak aoe white Pog ith, wallowten back rod wi ; tailent, "The finder will receive the above reward by calling on Mive, Salomon, milliner, 24 Bowery. $5. ney ON THURSDAY LAST, IN TW wy and r et and aa Magiigh tevsier: Foard on valentine See te MT Dey at ert 4, DE The finder will r up tals REWARD,—LOsT, ¥, NAY $10 rrren Bt he fat Fee's Moat corner of Broedway Sed Gielen street, alarge black New: foundiand dog; aawers to the name of kam. ‘The shove 1. ward will be patd for information by applying as aoe. OSCAR yLORENCR. ERWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY MORNE WAY 2B, about W o'clock, in Hamersley sireet, betw enn at ond and Varick a silver Batent lever wateb, double 20k No. 8,348, Jobn Moncas, ry Liverpool; also a goFl yest chain aitached @ the waioh, “lie iiuder Will reerive the abor to John Wheeter, Jr. 13 Hamersley street, Pawnbrokers and others wilt fo stop the above wateh if ilered, wad notify the suhweriber as above, ere $200 Seana ae DAY, THY MPH INST, of Union, near Beile ville Besox couaty, New Jersey, left his ome, intending to trans act some Business im New Work cliy and to retura’ bo-ore evening. Te was tast seen in he city near the Sorner of Rarelas and Weet streets, atrout then expressed ¥9 a friend his inte street © procure some need Oni, been geen norimeard of hits. down’ "West that rime nothie g live laud Was about 23, aly buil'yand muca tuntsed by exposure. He he ‘left home a brown mined frock coat, brown pan laid vest and brown felt bat AN there were no reasons knowa why he should have rematered im ihe city atter dark his friends fear some | mishap bas befallen bi. ‘We wbove reward Will be paid to any one. who will pive inferm mn hat willead to the diseo- very of bis whereabouts if slive, or ths recovery of his body if dead, by applying to Dr. arthur Ward. Belleville, pies: county, New dveseys John A. Hrrdenhrook, New. York Dune oilloe, of by Runith & Schuyler, No. 5 Broad strcet, Laer anp FOUND. IOUND—IN PARK ROW, ON FRIDAY, A_ PORTE. monnaie, containing a smal Aum of m ney. The owner can have the same on apolieation at the Herald ollie. (OUND.—ON FRIDAY LAST A PORTEMONNATR, containing money was tound In a Fifth avenue stage, ich the owner may bave op proving property. Apply at 91 Maiden lane. OST—A SHIPPING RECKIPT BOOK. TBH FINDER Weil be aulably rewarded by returning It (o Townend, rk & Co,, 140 Broadway. OST ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 23, IN A broadway and ?uilton street ferry omnibus. a gentle- man’s Wi ler will receive & suilable reward by leav- ing tt it at ir. J. Laird’ wig establishment, “0 Broadway. O8T—ON THE 25TH, A SMALL ROLL OF PAPERS, cmnalatin of receipts, c., of no value toany one save by Yewving them at 64 Warren street, willbe rewarded for hia Gonbles OST_ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, KITHER IN CHA- m, Bowery, Broome or Mott street, « diamond cluster “The der il be eultably rewarded by leaving the n wt reet. piv. sami OST—A POCKETB*OK, CONTAINING ABOU seven dollars and a small ovat pin, hair chin, and EL. on the back of it, The pin is h.ghly valued as Tilly relic, and the fipder will oblige by reiurolay ether pin oF cash fo the Foreign News Agency, Sun buildings, and receive thanks and a reward if wished, OBT- ON SUNDAY, BETWEEN 6 AND 8 O'CLOCK P. M., from Hammond street through Seventh aveune, Fourteenth street, to Union square and back to Broadway. Ninth sireet and Sixth avenue, aud Eleventh sueet iw Ham- a hair bracelet, id to the finder with @ gold lock. A liberal reward lor by leaving it at 32 Hanimond st, OST—IN PASSING FROM SIXTH AVENUK AND ‘Niuth atreet to Third avenue and Eighth street, hotween ihe hours of two and three, & porte Monntic With heavy steel binding, containing money. The fader will be Liberally ro- wardea'by leaving it at 2% Ninth sireet, OST OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE—A BLACK BROAD. cloth overcoat, containing & meroracdan book of bill of hardware, a white pocket handkercniet aud a pair of black kid gloves. Whoever will return the coat and memorandum book to E, W. Fargo, No. 135 Fulton sues reward, OST OR STOLEN—FROM NO. 7 MROADWAY, large black Newfoundland dog, tame in a hind leg. ‘Tes finder of the same will be liberally rewarded on remurning him ‘o 734 Broadway. TOLEN-ON FRIDAY, MAY 22, BETWEEN $ AND @ containing taree brindlen ot abie BB nine se otbers, Sis cs Bay. be on Therion een stopped. d Ube owner, en n 8 rel reward wih be paid for the recovery of the ey co leat to thee recovery, street, N.Y. shall receive pay D_D. Kiston, 8. tained. or for information tbat may Apply t9 D. D. RUSTON, 200 Washi SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, SITUATED IN BROOK lyn —Any person having snch a house and wisbing to ex- change it for jewelry aud waiches, warranted from che beat European makers, can fud a person will to make such an exchange by addressing L. AF, Herald office. OVER WANTRDWITH ALL, THE MODERN IM. provements, where the rent world be taken out In hoard OF pardally 80, ahd the privilega of taking a few selact bo NTED TO PURCH Address’ Mt) oe. Or would E w lish basement built in he most thoroy Tably situated up town for which cach will With dimensions of house a1 unesceptionable, Mr. D., Par, OF A OONVENIANT HOUSE WANTED—DY A family of three persons—gentieman, wife and servant, Sgarees, ‘with all particulars and lowest rent, L. L. O., Leraid ke SMALL ENG- A> Addi jo and location, which must be Post office, QPECIAL NOTICE, Se time upd medinm sir Fourth street WANTED, FROM THK PRESENT \ug of wo persons, | ‘The? person having anch a be will confer a favor by dressing KR. C. H., Herald of j TISER |e mat fam. 7, cotiage aud garden, | with shwe reward aed the thanks of the loser on return'ag them | Pare Beers STRAW Goce i MIR ry eFCHUM Offer inducements purchasers of Bien BOE each owe da tickt mapa Het: Men's, You sue aed, Now style 4 of stimmée a fi i. A ‘ST RECEIVED + @ TRVINE'S NEW MILLINER’ tablishment, 3:1 Ql tauaue two doves {eons thospate amagniticent vate’. OF plain and faney Neapolitan hate, Srey Hats, Ae., COMPLI doy one of the most extensive adeortments, ig city. Th * ae exemine AVILIO A OF PLOWERS.—PAVILION DE FLOR} abe: sida with euchtal deorors- trons, it climes, “with MS and o*her auiraciive onjects of luterest for the toilet: BePT h fbulous for the oraamental and the beantift Br Br dul eppointmenis indicadlye and incomparable, “Ribbor Pa 123 48 Usa, at wa * JAMES TUCKER, | eax GOODS FROM AUCTION, CHRAP, AT ® Broadway.—JAMES RONALDSON is i a Bou cade rue feet of indlee’ pad wlerse eee ma Ronen I eens snd bea yeent nt. 2a verv cheap. ‘nungs, rib 900 y Burling, Hinge, and ‘ail kinds “Of small wares, wted TI Broadway. HE COMET,—RLBBON! BP arog ac. —oRMA 3 saeritice vntil the arrival of the comet.—The subsertt wlsning to guard against aby Very great lose he might saatad’s should the avove unwelcome visiter arrive, prefers to dispors Of huis rich and unrivaled aioe at a gras ana more ebleg sacrifice, and to give the of | Same to the kidtes, to hi friend, and wo milivers and st: makers general ima lown « reduction TF centon i the zh his goods, from Monday, the ath of May, Ini7. | He has received b, the steamer ‘week some sere Free ce dress wimmmings, friages. reason te oF asp 0! CPnOLeruRy. RN 50.000 exper, SHADES AT WHOLRSALH é prices, luce and muslin from auction 8, decorations ans) Satin delaine curtain material, pa ee a ENKS, 466 and 458 Pearl street, N.Y. yy y woods, gm CPUPEA STH, 02 PEARL STREET, IMPORTER! tn paperbangingn, nt rrr wholesale and retail dealers in INGLISH CARPECING FRO! le E J. CRUSLEY & SUN'S Best tap: American Gotton sd wool eliah STEPHEN LEABY’S New ntore, 98 a8 Sinth avenues N.Y. JRMAT RUSH FOR CARY ETING “ENGLISH VELVET Brusa ‘ls, tay onuagte tprase We be oe ie yar ae. ae 8 ed TH, S10 Bowery, opposiie Rivington recor MUSICAL AND DANCING. hwmeear nee. 663 BROADWAY. Mak, SAU VaGKAu'e DANONE Saturday, trom’ 8 "ull tl ovglocs, A he faba danot " feughe ihe new quadrile Les Lanciera may be " Ing practicn withent extra charge. | Boskiae GRAY & 00. WOULD OALL APTSNTIO: to their exten: ive assorument of pianofortes oa exbib: 481 Brovdwey. Particular attention is called to thelt elt gant grand planoforts, pronouesced by all who have see them equal to apy ins'ruments mannimgcured in this country rand and square plinos have their patent jpg board and suspension pl PN. P.R, CURTIS, Agent. ALEXANDER ORGANS, i inaurusmeeil gus tnirodneed his magaiboont by at bin matinces musicale, ia without a'rival for the ebure® o: Ait caring cana, a Pestnekereese.* ~ oa public. IUBERT’S, CHICKERING'S AND WATERS 0 ‘and melodeous will by sold this week at reduced price. Aine WATRAW piano aud miuste Rome: 833 Beosd ‘Se. fond hand planos from $40 19 $130. Melodeons {rom $88 % aU. For sale 02 monthly payments, tor rent, and rent allowed on, purehase, Pianos tuned and repaired. Wooster 3 ims Ne oaaten wei ail the ‘madera vest Manufectirer’s prices Mtanos to ANOS FOR SALE—A GREAT FACRIFICR, BY OR dor or the cret:oi Fosew ood piano. » aweep lege. Price £24"; also, one 634 oc:ave do. fnstrtment: for sido: bo are’ fully’ erurraned. Can bo At 20 Brosway, room, M. Weay. praxoror TRADE OR SALE—A SUPERIOR ROSE wood English cabinet, quite new, 1 be 80d low for cuab, exchanged for asleable goods and some cash. Apply at $4 Burling slip. third floor, IANO FOR SALE on} EXOHANGE FOR MEROMAN- dixe.—A splendid toned rosewood pinno, seven octaves, in fine order, neariy new, will be sald low for cash, or ex- changed for merchandise.’ Apply at 316 Washington street. IMALL ORGANS FOR SALE — ep t h FOR churches aa well as_pariors; larger Apply wo ¥ HRONINGRIC organ bulkier, corner of Flashlng: avenue aod Krwdwey Brooklyn, PRRIOR PIANOFORERS AT REDUCED PRICES for this week Prices: from $L#) to ), Warranted for at th 20 Aud muse store of G 'B. DEMAREST: n ood family horse, Ss? A GENTLEMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS piaying waltzes, &¢., on the guitar; also understands playirg the banjo, to give the subscriber ‘ns'ra:tions twice & york ahi “gilease adress, stating lowest terms, ANOTROCTION. BUSINESS PERMARSIY 400 RKERPING, - $53 DOLBEAR’S systems of training, 619 Femoves sutiness oF trembling, and makes belier business wre tere in ten lessons than Use oid sys ems do fn ten months. Four $8 reats vacant $1.5 T.ON TO THIS CARD.—OLIVER B GOLD» . MITE will each writing on Wednestaye and Satar- dape, during the Cay and evening, Ck ag ig % the eourae, vactay, Tnureday and F vacon.” Fact papi sent Room, 362 Broadway. STORK SD abou ferred, STORAGE FOR | ar Dey sirect pr . R., Box 111, Heral GPW ING Macttty: © cash, one of Wh: WANTED TO PURCHASE, FoR | aod Wilson's medium size kewing Apply & Si Norivlk street, stauog machines, in good order. price, de. ¥ FOR SELLING AMERICAN | Laventors would do well to eall DAVID MILLARD, ANTED—HY A BINGLI ble meebanie’s faa. without boar, in Sixth « Terms moderate Apply avenue. yedroou hd, we Twealy ffs strert. West 23d slrees, corner of Sixt A NTED—A SMALL, STORE, with on witHouTr Arturen, suitable for m Iiquor store, in any of the aye. hues pot above Thirtieth # wner lore pref | ‘which wat be ode y ANTED TO HIRE Hudson, near We nt. dress Smith, care of Marewaod & SMALL COTTAGE ON THE | hert to be moderate, ad: | YA GENTLEMAN A good sized room for spectahie and qv per worth days. TO KENTA BMALL HOUSE, IN GOOD OR | der and 1 & respectable neighborhood. Adiress U. € AXD POReNOL gives true Information ov all events of iif, and anewars | tone, marriare, absent friends, fr. Pha | and German, Oihice até isroome STONISHING TO ALL. —MADAM® MORROW, THES sevemh danighier of a sa venth devehter, who ws nla ® reat astrolngist, hae a narnral gitt te ©) all the events of life even your very iboneh'n, r gon are married op and how e married o your f a whether II how y went friends, ane Ghd have good tuck tarone® ite Guring my, travels in Burspe, ot ratified. mrs ‘estonts ~| os fa, oma, nat bo charge |. Gentlemen not admitted. 76 Rroome streat between ‘Cannon and Colommia, Li sUKBA THAT KAvAME MAK i of Bhe age. | Pi RENVILLE'S ROOMS, NO. 462 BROA DW AY—BOOK- + expeditiously taught ent receives separate to readily apply in oe competent tercher of the 1 Kngiish branches, wishes au engagement rs daily or resident governess or companion to ® Jac vine objection + leave the olty references unquestionable. Addters (oF Three days, Link Donoat, Post nities, Yew ¥r rk. | WANTED LESSONS IN THLE FRENCH LANGUAGE, either at tke pupil's residence or at the teacher's, whieks totint not be very far from Grand street, west side ot ‘Terms must be moderave Address A. K., 69 Grand! to 10 o'eiock A. M OCULISTS AND AURISTS. R WHEELER, OCULIST, NO. 46 BRO. tammnt ida. affeetnall *” filena, Temoved. withew ‘thes on ther one Jones, New Tork 5 Tees » Sather! faithieas, hat hehewng | & STUCCO, SCAGIIOLA AND ARTIFIOIAL MAR (Ninna barrels walteet cement, beat ed, for anle by JAMES AMMTLL, 110 Paarl street, FRENCH OLIVE Ol, FINE OLD CASTILE ery dry: Turkiah otiar of rose, quality , very lowe jobacco, English barytes. for DELMAR & CO. 75"Nassan street room 5, rear, Co moar ime eg PA jsnceame lueernarine On, hich enabler her to tall your nga, charneter wat ae eee eee | in is alee by Madame ore, the mot 1 known Reaidegen Grecawich sereet naar Tham ARH.-MADAM PREWSTER XETURNS THANKS TO ber friende and petrons ant bexe to that, after the thousands, both in thie chy and Philadelphia, who bare oon fuited her with entire miixfection. rhe feein confident that in the guestions of astrology. love ang ee or jew an reliah ob commantiy yb A abe baw ore. Mil wil the ‘same of the tunes husband, end: wick tke tame of ber viaitara. Residence 62 (raat Jones street corner of Bowery. WAIRVOVANCK. MKS SRYMOUR, NO. 10 SPRING few doors west of Hroadway, the medieal aud business clairvovant in America. All disease dinonvered and os ¥ curable; tmerring advice on bnainess, abaent friends Aafantion giarantond or aa ae the mont Puceessfal tm rean cai) upon in Amerie xl aaliafaciion a * FLORID. AU dineasen haninatons and metictene to to py — He. Realdonan 176 Vartek sievet, near King. Nan pa} AUNT FUR BALE ACHT FOR SALE —THE BATU, BOAT ALIDA Ha. Yo heen thorourhly overbanted, is now She is 80 feet long, teas; in onrt {ned ermapleis 10 @ iat 7. Ro tiiNe, No. 87 Lo DiAxonpe tas TRADE im ik “ReAPROTPOLLY IM. aa. handn tare widbh of stamp Jew My igegeee caer eel eens 1 HER! eas we ots 200, 418 Progme street. MATRIMOMIAL, ;Rorrasronas, Be gt J GENTLEMAN, bay HY A Weral Hy, exluvated finay, or the rows of Fermin =I with « young purpose of niotting io Mtr in the holy bow of ‘muet be of rood ily and have a liperal, 6 Coy no object, aa the ani Beings, "Address. Ghar slaiing where an interview cag be a Menara! a) pou Kerosene with fh in. Jamaicn and St. eae fms ing expenae, = NB m ie . PR Sapaee R, 143 ener Fratloos ai Barre PUL ans th Note ALL PRRSONS SUFFERING tr. Valisne's splent oratio stant ters toa oe ixe’s spiral @ oa be was vied, He penbiainel only at 168 Ninth se. gar cane, invaluable for forder, ean be duction the weniaon, and Is unearpene One ‘rial will snffier to make ta ery Ale it, Dighly 9 pr tm fair trial ed may of June. Price joe nny eon Be conta per Ib ‘ton Agricult BD Fuiton atreet. j wygunur Neer a; ri ORL EBKATED YneTitin NA) all #kin ane for the, sin, che: an eruption, fis want ® setae ‘al Ls Can ias iss CY HN ven hey rose yy ‘as Inte aa For aale by it Seed Store, red by ice es Baeneatoest | Tee ty DYEING AND (Costing :| SRR