The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1858, Page 5

© Dit wr, Smith never complain to you was too much exposea? A. He wid Q, Was there any change made after that in relation to book? A. He was supplied wins safo and key, where books could be kept perfectly eate, Q Was it not of the exposure of the book on the desk Crd ng ihe day he complained of? A. There was an allu- a Wediuasen week that after that complaint? 1 don’t know whether there was or not; he had perfect ‘ol over hig books; could Jock them up aw night aad them during the day. Q Do zn remember two reporta that submitted to Board of Aldermen—oue dated 19th November, i857, reference to i it street, and the r dated the ree Cafe ae aches geting A rb io Sa eect Tae ray e throw wo 68, im the form in which they appear in wate coma : objected to the production Court permitted counsel to read it New ¥. Dec. 30, 1857. 01 Bich { have m view im tis | troo ‘courne any errors or ancies fs I will, of course, deavor to explain or ascertain their nature. Ii Is only a ques- on of | Sees but Tam un 80 perfectly satie satiated that every siale- can be traced toan ‘aby records once ha Lam, of course, acting under the ad‘ conversant wih all the facts. You are at liberty to, and I de- sire you would lay before Mr. Fa Linecard letter, WWeable. You are aware of Tre penton inn which thia course has placed ym much fore between Devlin exaggerated and scandalous reports deroga ter, and which in good time I will avenge. If he is ‘Gawilll to permit ibis course without some security for the ii Bese with which I will close up those accounts and with ‘fwwthfulacse of these statements, let_me furnish adequate ne- euriy for its falthfu) performance, and hold them as examination resumed. —Q. How peteg mn you kmown Mr. Smith? A, Since 1855; have been acquainted whh his father and family since 1844. » Q nwi you jdm him into your office? A. Asa Clerk in the Buread of Ar " ase vrough at yor fe hx clor of ha city bp Ke ghar ld A. Purdy bad the intment rks, and I solicited him to give Mr. Smitn a Bureau of Arrears, and he consented to do so. was it not hig duty to eat! Hg ined. ot fee a short period, no wes pad o clerk asl , he was as clerk Pd oo DE yy Q. Was he not paid for at least 4 year from the county He was paid a short time in that way he roman aang was afterwards made for the payment ery te in the Raroau of Arrears, he paid in the same way Pinckney was? Susscta Ca And sustained. a. Did > Neer Pinckney as one of the ork Q ‘wen he 6 brat 5 came into office what were his @uties? A. Ho first of the arroarages. Q What did they consist off A. The delinquent re- warns; then he was employed a considerable time in as- wieting to make water grants required by the Harbor Com- ease the Bureau of Q Did the copying water grants belong to the bearing Hewor ‘till at 1 o'clock, when the ons coeteeion of the Comprrolier will be ooacluded. Our City Markets. TO THE EDITOR OF THE UERALD. ‘There is a story around Tompkins market that the clerk oe'si,o00. If this be true, two menare now engaged at $1,760 to do the work that has been er, Mr. Editor, and would correct. Are the other same wey? TAX PAYER. mind von, i ‘Woman's Rights. TO THB RDITOR OF THE HERALD. Arnit 2, 1858. Your editorial notice of my lecture may produce an @rrencous impression. | stated the arguments in favor of, end against extending to women tho right of suffrage, and asvewed myself unprepared Ww approve such a measure. a JAS, T. BRADY. American Bible Society. ‘The stated moeting of the managers was held at the Bible House, Astor place, on Thursday, April 1, at half. past four o'clock—Hon. Luther Bradish in the chair, as- sisted by Wm. B. Crosby, Benjamin &. Swan and Francis Hall, Esqrs. Tho Rev. Dr. Mcleed read the 25th Psalm, and Rev. Or. prayer, ‘were recognized—two in Missouri, ‘one in Arkansas and one in Toxas. Cae mynd were presented with e@noou platements Se, ee ’ weularly in California aed Oregon and ; from this ocity in thas cy and rognr ta Sagagte society in city, in regard to forming ‘an auxiliary Bible Society there; from Rey. V. 1). Collins, letoly appointed agent in Baenom Ayres and South America: from Ornst do te do, ,Sasrotary af the ‘French and Fo. — ible le Society, stating the prow rarther R. G. Wildor, of South Ai "Africa, showing the Sere ‘with ‘which tho Seriptures aro received by from Rev. 1G. Bliss, agont in the Levant, seating the commencement of hie work uader encouraging eire umstances. Ab account was given by one of the secretaries of the wadden death of Rey. D. uelle, the society's agent in North Carolina. Grants were made of Bibles and Testaments in Frensh, German and English to the Dasotah Mission, to the Suaday Seboo! Union of the Methodist Episcopal church; to Rev. 1. 8. for distribution, books ia Fiaglish and French, to the Presbyterian Board of Missions, for the Onoida Mission to auxiliaries and to \adividaais, for distr ibu- tion in destitute neighborhoods, books in diftereut a with ten volumos for the blind. 4 Ayiny > ee gp ay jethodist Episcopal chnrch for Germany , Sees American Board, for Tarkey, La 000; for P mom d x for @roo. by teria Board — 4 Missions, : making in all, 15. jattors were received » Rev. Drs. M'Leod, Good- = M'Clintoek, and Smith, » accepting the appointment to ittee on Versions v. Dr. Turner declined, hs the reasona alleged in his letter of resignation, aad Dr. Bathune on account of numerous meats. ‘The last meeting of the society's showed @ much | wore encouraging state of affairs than, from the pressure of the times for s¢verai months past, there were strong Teagens to fear, Maste and the Drama. ‘Trataenc’s Marinen, the fret since his return from the Bouth, will take place at the Academy of Masic at one to-day. fad Mesers, Anschutz are to assist. ‘Tre Broanway Tirnatee will ro open next Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Waller as the etars and an efficient dramatic corps under the stage management of Mr. Wemyss. Nomo’s Garngy.—Gabriel Ravel psy! this evening, per. form his great comic character in the rope ime of the “ Fete Champetro;" Mile, Rolla dances Acaliata,”’ and the fairy piece of “ Bianco " follows. Bowsny.—Tho sisters Lucille and Helen, who enact some fourteen different characters in the novel drams styled the “paige es Oe are to ae ane an to-night. entertqinments c' with "Becta! tle,” Burron’s.—Those excellent artists, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Davenport aro to take their benefit, and bit farewell to heir numerous admirers this cvening. hire fas for the oconsion the tragedy of Damon and Pythiag " and the comedy of The Hypocrite.”’ ba netery ds and onueually — to ght wh when the he will enact cect he hiiy pope ar *! ‘tho™ plays of * Thrown” and the charectors in the “oad ‘otrose.” wRA Kunwr's.—The charming eoenic play entitled = Tho Elves,” and Backstone’s romantic arene ‘of “Green Bashos,”’ Proved #0 profitable that the fair direo- trea, who has had fino ctors in both, deoms it unne- oensary to alter her programme, AMERICAN Mose. noon and to-night Ample time will be ‘allowed to in- FSA et cee jor to the oommeucement the play. _ Gro, Ciniety AxD Woon's Mrwerneta will this evenin entertain their friends witha a, of their best vonge and dances and the farce of the elegant panorama is introduced. ‘Tre Bera as usual on Saturdays, issue an anusnall ateractire bill for to night. Among the chiet features we find Dan's renowned ‘Essence of Old Virginny , 1 “Seqnes ‘at Phalon’s’’ and the ‘‘Kecaped Chinamen. , Tre Aner Reciows. —Tho ploaring and pio- torial illustrations of the perilous adventures of the Is- mented Kane and bis companions in rearch of Sit John Franklin arg still at the Brooklyn Atheneum, Ride,’ in which NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, © APRIL 3, 1858. ~ TRIPLE | SHEET. Our Nebraska Gunitianmeniad Fonrsns.Lg, Dopar Counry, N. of March 21, 1868, Increase of the Army by Volunteer Service—The Utah Expedition—Starting of Trams Across the Plains—Emigration to Nebraska this Spring —General News, §c., &. Probably by the time this reaches the HexaLD definite action will have been had by Congress upon the Army bill now before that body. For @he Utah service it is now rather late to organize a volunteer force, equip and prepare them for a march in time for the early spring emigration, for already trains of Mormons are preparing for a start to join their brethren in Utah. The grass is now starting upon our prairies and along the Platte Valley bottoms. It had been generally supposed that the War De- partment would have taken some steps toward stop- ping ‘‘aid and comfort” (in the shape of men and arms) from crossing the plains here to Utah. Hun- dreds of Mormons are even now getting ready for their toilsome journey, and they go, not only un der orders from Brigham Young, but with al! of those strong Mormon prejudices and feelings whi :l has already placed Utah in a state of rebellion They go there to assist with brain and sinew the ™mustered thousands of a Mormon force. already And yet how easily could this migrating force to these rebellious subjects (and they may fp eet have PI m our Western borders. It tk pi Department, or the powers that be, would simply count the cost of and muuitions of war to Utah, that ste; have been taken to, in some manter, overland Mormon mpi. Indeed, Lam safe in the prediction that by the middle of the coming summer from one to two thousand able bodied men wilh beater oe the Mammon taco kr iat, It may that the United States force already It Lake City will stop these Mormons from ihe valley. This idea‘is absurd, for each of emigrants crossing the plains are under the | ges of men well experienced in the route to travelled, and will assuredly dodge the army in entering Sait Lake. As soon as the grasy starts eufficient to sustain stock, the emigrant road will be dotted with trains en roule for Ci ifornia, Utah and Oregon, and in some three or four weeks more they — on tad move. - ‘his spring’s emigration to Nebraska will, it is ae acceded, be quite large, and the eatliest emigrants will of course have the first choice of the vacant lands. From New York, Comnecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, Mlinois and other States, they will’ in a short time come pouring into Nebraska. To such as purpose emigrating with seh families hither, and becoming or con- tinuing farmers after their arrival here, a few words of advice, from experience, will , per- team of horses and me eat ap haps, nof’come amiss. A good a heavy mn (covered) will be much needed upon your arrival here, and indeed it is as good manner as you can travel aoross the States, and in this man- ner sach few things as are actually needed to start in your Western home can, without additional ex- pense, be brought along, such as a bed, blankets, some clothing, &., &c. Upon your arrival at the Missouri river and the Nebraska towns along that stream the best advice I can give you is (unless you have relatives or friends upon whom you ‘de- pend for advice, &c.) to push on inland, (avoiding the land sharks and agents on the for a chance at you,) and select a home for yourself; for, be it remembered, in nine cases out of ten, your advisers will be actuated by motives of self-interest—a claim to sell, an enemy’s claim to jump, town site to settle near or on where they are terested, or a rival town which they desire’ you to avoid, or something of the kind. Therefore, look out well for yourself; or, next vest, ask for the Nw Yor ga 8 correspondent to tell you or show id around. I talk now to the farmer emigrant. @ capitalist will find ample tunities for safe and profitavle investment in ary section, and the only thing they ous fear is in getting os it on of FN , rea e showathin estern speculator and trader is assure “ smartest, shrewdest and more fully awake fora ane than any ¥ haye found in my travels. Young adventurers who think brain work, good looks, im- pa self-conceit, a light purse, &c., vi make m fortunes in this “famous fabled conntry, away out West,” may depend rippled it er ge for them. We are well supplied that species of the genus homo, and many of them cannot se a ney enough to pa; pay their washerwoman’s bill. market is also well supplied with py acne ors, defunct politicians, rascals, and self-inflated specimens of humanity. A large ‘invoice of the lat- ter species could be furnished by an offer to pay their fare to ~~ other section, ‘and the might on their i croastery De mce cordially "reapond to the poet's lay, of— = Datriots wo, for be it understood, leave our country for our country's good. Gov. Richardson pte vg mar head hag Secretary Cuming’s Sly expected oan. Lavi to our eg river J.M. Thayer, in command of the mili- force of the Territory, has offered the War De- egg pe it of wie Ss for = tah war. He is an i i jcer and @ versally beloved, and can raise a/; ree short , if needed. The spring opens ‘and suite, of the Tur! Arsenal, by invitation of companied ‘the io a navy, v! ‘ae the haemey of of War, who ac- iy were received by Major 7. secretary becom mak y — around the =e visiting the ditfo- and depositories of arms, and explaining (Grea a ‘an interpreter) whatever was novel and curious. Turkish officers examined everything with apppareat interest, and seemed especially pleased with the friction primers’ used for the discharge of caanon, By tho timo the Secretary So his v had *) rand rounda’’ of the arsepal, he in his auite A one, i Harney, La General Lawson, Colonels and Larned, Colonel Johnson, of the ie pon tad aloe Je number of other oficers, ia fall or undress upifort. ith the Pacha’s suite were Mr. J, Horet ‘Smith, Ottoman Consul at New York, aad Mr. Oscanynn, the interpreter. Tne Turk ah officers wore their which tre. covered. with ‘heavy gold embroidery aad which fre cove vy, om) various “‘decorations’’ of honor. Their sword belts and straps were of gold webbing, and they wore on their beads the searlet felt fer or scull cap, with @ small gold circular plate on the pi and ® pendant slken Ye One of Bassam Boy, English with fluency, haviog served for some years in tho British navy Having visited tho princtpal objects of interest, the Sec- retary escorted bis guests to the Fastern auay, where the patentees of the various firearms now being tested or re- Ported on had been invited to display their weapoas. The Sharpe, the Colt, the Moree and the Burnside rifles had been monn oy there, and they were duly tested with more or less 8 ‘Among tnowe who slot at the twas Major McCullough, the celebrated “Texan ranger” in the ‘While the party was watching the shooting © large Whil party was the a band of Indians appeared on the scene, having been leo ig Ay Seren ce oe who wished to give his vi ‘rom ug an opportuait, to nee the abor' inal inbabitante’ ofthe Yona Dunk or New World. They were “annuity Sioux,” belonging to the way kan-to.ans, the Wha pa cutis, the Sis-se- tons, and the Wah-pe tons, now bere with Gen. W. J. Cal Jen, Superintendent of indian Affairs. Hon. Charles E. Mix, Acting Commissioner of Indian A@airs, directed their movemente. ‘The Secretary and his guests, with an array of ladion, took a position in front of the commardant’s quarters, in @ rove onthe bank of the Potomac, where « circle was —— by the ordnance soldiers. Into this eame the In- ; tans, singing @ war rong, See ane aimeeeaee oe 2 ground in a cirole, presenting & eet, pictareoqee ap. ap. . Three of their nnmber then commenced beat Ee tmonctonunly on drums, and singing an equally mo. notonous chaunt, varied by occasional cries from the others. At last one old fellow jumped up and 4 or rather jumping, and goon the entire party oo) drummors) were join! in the war Lees, brandishing ‘nar powsont ‘Guakewbn and giving the wafer the and at the nest of a lady whose wishes are sae, 6 who koow ber, “Little Crow” made oa 4 which last yenr killed forty-eight whites and toox tah, four indies At first the Sioux refused to go in irsuit, but after the arrival of Major Sherman and his n party of 125 started, Jed by fhimeclf and inter. preter Campbell (who was ). acie tan tan cota ‘And two ladies were re wore two, who had ht rr of the ladios—Mise atthe Kat delivered this narrative harangue was adm cage py mere shaw! worn "ey yas eke he gallantly took it from his shoulders, and laid it upon her own to witness ite effect, or perhaps, momentarily to gratify hor vanity, The shawl was a magnitioent one, $4,000 OF $5,000 Imagine the eurprive of the admiral, when she blushingly courtaied to him, and gracefully off With the coveted shaw! as a present. Damacrs ror Stanner—tin a snit for slander brought by the Rev. M, A. Stowart and wife ‘eh Dantel Gover, & the Frederick county (Md.) court Jury rea- dered a yerdigs on Juesday inst, for $10,000, TES encliliidiaies. The Army Medical Board for the examination of assis. tant surgeons for promotion, and of candidates for admis- sion into the medical staff of the army, met at Richmond, epee, See instant. The following are the mem- Surgeon C, A. Finley, United States army, President. Surgoon R, 8. Satter’ 60, Untted states army. Surgeon $. P. Moore, United States army ee Surgeon L. A. Edward, U: hited States army, Sethe B Board will remain in session for some weeks. - GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 111. ‘War DerantMent, ADseTant Genxrar’s Orrice, Wasminarox, March 24, 1868. The following pegulations have:been recelved from ‘the War Department and are published for the information and at guidance of the army — instead of the uniform cap prescribed BN og all corps of the army wik wear @ ee hereinafter described: in For Oficers—Of best black felt. The dimensions of me- dium ize to be ax foliow: Width of brim, 31; inches. Height of crown 64 inches, Oval of tip, 34 inch, Tape of ron vient Curve of head. % inch. Kad Dinding w be * “took deep, of best black ribbed sil for Endisted Men— Of diack} folt, same shape and size as for cfficers, with double row “of stitching, instead of bind- ing, around the edge. To agree oo i qaaly wit the pat ern depostied in the clothing ar General Officers Gold. ‘cord, with acorn-shapod ‘The brim of the bat looped up on the right side, existing of the ends, and fastened with an ongie attached to the side of the hat; three biack ostrich Yeathors on the left side; a ing ihe eller. in aler ola Hogan — let ver, For Officers of the Aaiutant General's, Genoral’s, '8, Subsistence, Medical and the Judge Advocate, above the rank —The same as general oflcers, except the cord, which will be of black silk and gold. the same Departments, below the rank of peep cers—The game as for field officers, except that there will ey apr oy of ‘The same as for the general at Mexoar the ornament injfront, which will be a gold embroidered wreath of laurel and palm, ogres a pyr turreted casile on black Yelvet ground. ‘as for the Cae stall, except the ornament in front, which will be a gold embroidered wreath of onk leaves, anes & gold embroidered ehield,on black velvet ground. or Officers of the Ordnance Department—The same as for the general staff, except the ornament in front, which will be a gold embroidered sheiland flame, on black vel- vet ground. For ‘The samo as for the ral staff, except the ornament in front, which will be two gold embroidered sabres crossed, edges upward, on black velvet ground, with the number of the regiment in silver ip i upper angle. ahilattin va same 4s for tho dragoons, rao! that the sabres will be reversed, with the number of the r ent in the lower angle. For Officers of Mounted Riflemen—The samo as for the general staff, except the ornament in front, which will be caus embroidered trumpet, perpendicular, on black vel- vet gro For Officers of Artillery—Tho same as for the gencral staff, except the ornament in front, which will be - embroidered crogs cannon, on black velvet ground, the number of the regiment in silver at the NE of the cross cannon. estas of in heh se be danas up on the left side, and the feathers worn on the rij For. Officers of Infantry—The same as for artillery @ cept the ornament in front, which will be a gold pak ther dered bugle, on black velvet ground, with the number of the regiment in silver within the bens For Meu—Toe game a8 for officers of the respective corps; but one feather, the cord will be of mg the badges of yellow metal. of of yellow metal, to be worn in front. bap tig gn Oe of the hat are to be made so that they can be detached; but the eagle, badge of corps, and letter of company, are to be always worn. A cocked bat, as prescribed in the general regulations of 1847, may be worn by general and field officers at their option. Except for the General. in-Chief, three black pe feathers will be worn with the cocked hat, instead a plume. 2. The uniform trowsers for both officers and enlisted men will be of a dark blue cloth, made without plaits. A ape one-eighth of an inch in diameter, instead of a wolt, will be worn by officers of the general staff: staff and staf! corpa; and a sky blue welt ‘by officers of infantry; for other Corps, the welt at present worn. © stripe, one and a half inches wide, and for stripe half an inch wide, of the color of be facings forthe corps, will be worn covering the outer 3. In leu of one of the two ovets or jacketa now su- thorized the first, third and fifth — and of thesky blue cloth jacket allowed by }, General Raguia- pattern issued to tions, two sacks of b'ue flannel, rk mounted troops, will be allowed yearly to all enlisted men. 4. The uniform coat will be made without plaits, and the number of the regiment will be omitted from the collar of ‘the coat. 5. Instead of the common tent now in use, the pattern Known as Sibley’s tent will bo substituted. 6. This regulation is to go into effect immediately, except that the clothing and tents of the old pattern now on hand will be issued until exhausted. inspection os 4 to lake a rervant, shall be eatitied in. 963 of the The minutes of the former meeting hayteg beon read and approved, the following gentiemen were put forward for membership and unanimously elected:—I. FE. Lyman, Drary W. Bowman, W. T. Colman, Ambrose Snow, Chas, F, Dambman and Herman Marcuse, Mr. Charles A, Davis was elected a member of the Committee on Arbitration, and Hon. Charles King, L. L. D., an honorary member of the Board, The Committees on Location reported that they had selected the suit of rooms on the cornor of Cedar and William streets as the moet suitable for the purposes of the Chamber, and J. Smith Homans, editor of the Bankers’ Magazine, was recommended as a suitable person to fill the office of Corresponding Secretary, who, after some diacuraion, was olected thereto. ‘The by laws in relation to fees were altered, #0 as bo in- crease from $3 to $10 yearly. The CuAiKMAN announced that there was $1,000 on hand in the treasury, with the outstanding annual dues. The Cuainmay presented @ letter from the Hon. John bg and also cne from the Secretary of the Trea. sary, in reply wa Se ae ae ot com: Powe | of grievances existing in the routine of customs iness at New York. These gentlemen the willingness of the department at Washington to allow the merchanta at New York every facility in their power | G necessary to @ prompt transaction of their business, con- | sistent with an efficient execution of the revenue laws, « careful examination of the papers and merchandise, and correctness in the accounts and security of the revenue, but without committing itself to any change in the regula‘ions now in foree, or that may be or recommended , the department had decid $e comply in part with the third eae nanan ing the report, and designate John B. Guthrie = of the department; A. Scbell, Collector; A. Eirdeaths val Officer; F. B. Hart, Surveyor, and J. Phillips, Appraiser, to ©O operate with three im porters to be named by the Chamber. Mr. G. W. Buowr that the Committees on Im. SS. L. wo rey it the Gry goods, hardware and was agreed that tho President oneal “omy a commaittes thereon. ReHALs called the attention of the Chamber to a E- -L. at prosent before tho Logislatare conferring dg yee ty let them out w upon the leseees of pier: shomscever they commerce might be injuriously affected by ite 5 the owners of wharves being as eae ax, 4 privilege of w to any reese th in clusion be moved adoption of « reeclullon, wetting forth the views of the Chamber on the subject. The motion was opposed by Mr. comer, who feared phn Aten tg upon the owners of cmpuana na on rivers i eerteeaty, a , 5 wean, Lowevse, exrtiod, sad ordered to ‘be transmitted © ape Bs ramait then drew attention to a bill before Conatens te muuiets an assorioum code of signals, The bee ag wage popes bad been removed, and he id, therefore, aak ite endorsement by the Chamber. The bp oye upon which Capt. 1) withdrew the motion, and it was that a committees of three be appointed to conlder the agbject. The ‘Chamber then pad Political New Hawrsmer Euecrios.—The democrats show an increase of 1,662. are shown to have been declared which may in part account for this result, Rnope Istaxp Dewocratic Stare Ticker.—We learn from the Providence Journal that Mr. Duncan bas declined the democratic nomination for Governor of Rhode Isiand. Elisha R. Potter, who was yg nominated for Liou- tenant Governor, has boon placed at the head of the ticket, and the vacancy left by this change has been filled by the pame of Ariel Ballou, of Cumberiand. POST OFFICE NOTICE. OST OFFICE NOTICR.—THE MAILS FOR FUROPE, Fie Bouthampton and Havre, per Uniued States soamor LTON, will Clowes at tus oftee o& Beturéay, the Sd day of April, or rue vere “ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster, ———————— SEGARS, — TTEMTION 18 INVITED TO MY BTOC mo or HAVANA, domestic and Germap segars, All the well known Brande rem exhibion, and some ot prtecel® te oF tt . ances mate on o bead, 0. VEBRKS, 17 i Brokawag, "PERSONAL. Ca en a a nC A™ BELL«—WHY KEEP ME IN SUCH SUSPENSE Iv ie insufferable. Teh wherein I bave offended you. ao Ay cuRery & woop, Tare | idan eZ the sleigh ¥ ride. You wea 2a a son a pg ys YouR ‘SEVERAL, MMUNICATIONS received. Cominue ie addresn. SAMUEL SWAN & 00., Augusta, J? THE YOUNG MAN WHO RECEIVED A CALIFORNIA on the 30th of March, addressed to T. A. Meyer, $8Codar vtreet, will return It tothe Metropolitan Expres, u Eine mises, be will save exposure and prosecation, aa well known. NFORMATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM HEWITT, BY brother-in law, Kdward Burns. He hes lived ‘about elght years. “Iie ina tative ef eounty Casera, er, Ireland. Any information respecting hm wi bo thankrully rece received by Eaward Burns, Stapleton Fost of- e, Staten yr ivi ara Tt THE BUSH” IS NOT A mer, him. Eeapen ene, you have never met See the M—ZB8 WHOLE, FAMILY WENT LAST EVE: EVE: on Pag Bou ple Were. Will renga ie eye tua ev zion’ Two 3 bing Or tomorrow. eon “ _ ht 4 ee a 276k MABBANGRD, somnereaen. TS WITH , OF READY. ee RE islet LO SOR y 9 1% 260.—SUNDAY,3P.M. EXCUSE THE DE- ante Be nn RELIGIOUS. NOTICES. eae (AVENUE “BAPTIST REACHING ev. Pharcellus tes, ‘ Pin The aration, at 1h o'elock by Rev. ‘OHN STREET FIRST J rh METHODIST BE PCOP AL A.M, b mare ad "he ‘oe Ky ject: —“Christ, fen of ry b sewies paasover.”’, At Tbe F. Mey the Rey, HM Adam, Adan 9 ee ie Kpiscopal ebt el ny CHURCH.—BISHOP POTTER WILL ro administer the rite of coniirmaiuion emer row uae wandsy) croning, tm the chured conser of Hass, 1 Mand Sg and 134 PM. Beats thee, ta the moratag & tps lection will be made towards arourag the $1 na Peas ‘the balance of the debt. NOBTH DUTCH CHURCH,! CORNER OF WILLIAM ‘ulton strects.— Divine service every Sabbath at 1034 A. M. and 3% P.M. ‘Lecture om Tuesday evening. Pray- grmecting an, Friday at 734 o'clock, Sanath School bY) A, M.and2%6 POMC Strangers und citizens ure Hiied to attend. "Seats fursiehed. by the N. bath ovening prayer meeting st 13" o'elonk. ALI are invited, RCHARD STREET UNIVARSALIST CHURCH.—REV. Doctor Sawyer, pastor, will preach to morrow (3uuday) morning and evening, at the usual hours He evill, by ro: guest, repeat n the marning jhe sermon Proached.on the unday in March, Subject, vosoe."" Buhloct for the areaing: “Love to nlghborn all see tevited HE ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM WILL BE ADMINIB- tered to twenty or more candidates on Sunday mor: neat in the South Bay urch, in Twenty-ffth wireet, be: venues. Servicea commence at G, Weston, of Peoria, Til, will proach in evening. The Union Frayer Meeting mal be holdin this church every day next week from 4 to 5 + REV. JAMES SHRIGLEY, OF READING, PA. will preacb in the Sixth Universalist chucch, Twent fourth street, to-morrow. Rervices at 108 A Meant SP. Me EIGHTEENTH WARD AMF. rican and Republican nominations.—For Sapeeriere. William W. Marston, for Alderman, Adrian M. Suydam; for Assessor, Thomas H. Lunney; for Constable, Jacob Morris. =| a ales Fl: IGHTH WARD BROOKLYN CITIZENS’ NOMINA- ‘tions.—For Alderman, James A. Van Bruat; for Super- Vinor, John G. Bergen: for Constable, William P. Wiliams, Ata meeting of the aoove association, held at the Clinton Hotel, in the Fighth ward city of Brooklyn, corner of ‘Third avenue and Twenty seventh street, on Thuraday even- ing, April} a shove bamed persons were soanimously nominate: ted, without distinction of party, aa the candidates to De vote voted for at the coming eiection, on hesday. next, 6th inst., to fill the offices: above mentioned, BrooKiYN, April 2, 1868, R. C. BELL, Chairman. $F, REWARD Lost, ON FIRST INST, BY A POOR man, $25, all in bills, 3 going from or in coming bers street t strost to Broaden Apply to G. R. Jone Gsiastook, 161 Waler sirbek a reel and up Ws care of A. & W. REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY, THE 18TH inst. a white nd, tan the leh wide of bia thieenth and NI between ‘alo his where. way, or Herald efice, 4 of B. R. Orean ie rereward, The name on the collar, 5) REWARD.—LO@T, “A FAMILY RELIC” THE service sword of the Inte Major General William J. forth, need st on ths occasion of the funeral = on the 2&hof November wots be Paid toany 7 who wil return th man ‘the — t erman Parris, at Clearmont Murra oral ihe office of’ ihe Cle atreet and Coll la: Of ihe Common Gon: ela, 8 Chey Hall REWARD —LOST, FROM NO. 65 WHITESTREET, Tuesday, March 30, « lady's gold wate, with & ‘anmall chain and key attached; said Sen white face, and was made by P- Heynnuld & Co-, ra, and has the owner's name inside, ‘Fhe above r 1 be pald and no questions asked on return of te wae il ett ‘63 Wail aireot, Hi rye 4 roy wal | =: “P.O 043."" “The above reward will be paid rege ‘neked, on the return of ibe waieh to C.F, Khomas, |. 62 Murray street. 25 REWARD—LORT, YESTERDAY Arreawoum, eee = ES © April, 1m coming from Seas srectegs Ventnor Toa pune ald by rturning the same to Rt ty () BEY comments PAID BY THR SIXTH AVE- Company fi arrest and ident cation of that coward ia uniform Yeho bayonoiied one of thelr horsoa om St.Patrick’s day, in the hixth avenue, near Twenty- fourth street, _..._ LOWE _AND FOUND. —ON MONDAY, AP A. Pal GoLD rt Le “OF *ECTACLES, Ear creck te Cartinn encaes, oliyS qilber on lbs way to or ins FINA avenue sings ferry ‘or & Fulton avenue car. Whoever will returs them to 22 Cariton avenue, or to K. L. Camwell, 28 and 25 Park piace, will receive a suitable reward and the thanks of the owner, TOLEN—FROM THR RIGHTH WARD, ON FRIDAY fable spoons, may pernon len Intron at ie ‘eighth We Ward’ Poltee Offa, corner Prinee and Wooster streeta, by which said spoons can be recovered, will be vanttably rewarded. TOPPED—SUPPORED TO BE STOLEN, A IAT OF chickens, The owner cag have inean by proving proper- char; stand No. 12 Fulton mari Aas WALTER PEARSALL, _FINANCIAL. (A110 OF GALRNA BIX PER CENT COUPON BOND / due in 1866, for sale by JOUN B. MURRAY, No. 40 Wi street ULTON FIRE, INSUR ANCK, COMPANY, NO. 40 WALL stneet.—The Board of Directors of thin company have this day declared a semi ‘eae dividend of seven per cent, payable on and after Monds Sth inst. M. RANKIN, Secretary. New You Youn, A April 1, 1, 18580 REAT Y WESTERN. INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE BY JOBN B. MURRAY, 4 Wall street, Manhattan Com- pany’s Buliding. NER SORK_AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY — [Notice i4 hereby given that the coupons of thm ed bondg of this yany which are won sentation at Ube office of the Froas foe tin date, Wk WHITRUBAD, Treasure. New Yore, Aprit 1, 1858. FRICE OF DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO., BANKERS New York, Apeil 1, 188 —Two coupong, payable thig day, on bonds of BL. Mary's Falls Ship and Canal Company, 7 er oent; F Fapaibal and St Joseph Katiroad, 7 per cant: Iain fo aa Bist 7 percent, will be pald at our on pr DUNCAN, SHERMAN & 00, RIME RUSINESS PAPER WANTED—AT A LOW rate of discount, five io seven per cent siso French ant German’ paper. JOUN B. MU street, Company Hulding. no. | $1. 000 Tod nara IN CITY, OR COUNTRY BONDS 4, for which firet clase Rooks and cash will be piven. ren, xy ‘application at 29 Broad: ‘way, room No. 8, from IU) to 3 o'clock. 3 | $4. 000, wor done ON GOOD CITY raorary Ve. — 009 on years, wt ‘agents need ap- three cays ior * "fiernid othor. CLOTHING, 0. ove mInG CLOTHING, mortenge Ne for ply. Addrens x8 Gd CLOTHING, boys $1 IG OLOTHIN: ToUrite orning CLOTEING. y 8 o a '* NOW READY NOW READY OW READY AT 1 JOHN STREET, AT 31 JOUN STREET, AT S& JOUN STREET, CORNER QE HASSLE: CORNER OF NABBAU. D. b. CONNELL D le NN Ells. Dp. bL. ‘CORNELL ——— ADIRG. AND, feat gaat unr = THe NEW. ality and largest assortment, no aie sult the times, wholesale rv ret ise St sige SF way, nearly opposite Gray No Meee J42 GRAND STRERT, NEAK BOWRRY—MADAMR 24 3 WIDGER, the gified Spanish tady, tells correetly love, marriage shsent friends, business) ourkeys, sickness, prescribes — for all diwenses, bow 0 gain property FROM NEW Chit cabin paxag TY FoRx 1o tivenroom, beoond cabin passage Seon 4 Tape nd cabin passage. from Boston oall at Hi Fears, wht leaves: a jew York, Wednesday”, ribs not secured wail! pass for, 7 ‘An experienced surgeon on board. ‘The owners of (bese shipa will uot he accountable for gold, May 33 aiiver, bullion specie, jewelry, precious stones oF metals, unless bie of are signed therefor and the value ibere: of therein expresse: Fer ire ee rep 1; 4D, w 0. 4 BEAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO EUROPE. FROM NEW YORE TO 10 NEW YOKK rHOw SOUTHAMPTON, HAVER OR SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE O8 po 4 he «0 ne in 0 ions, €,,D. Lndlow, commander, and) NOK?! Edward On) ly, commander, to son fom om plat ‘Ko 8 8 Nord Laila con Pisa, aa LEAVE WEW YORK FOR SOUTHAMPION, MAVEE BREMEN TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, SOUTHAMPTON, FOR NEW TORK, North Star, suey. tae i Jane it Nord star, Jaro 1 7 10. July te steamehi) nh at Hare” in Leo- don and Paria. apply to No, 6 Bowling dreen, Nae Pork,_ ~ntrinceavemanena . TPRE LIVERPOOL, KEW YORK AND PHILADELPUTA OOMEARY'® At) oLyDE BUILT T IKON ACREW B11 ‘ST RAMSHIPS Are intended to sail as follow: ‘And each alieroais Wedeatay. RATHS OF PASSAGR. Cabin—From New York Ca Philadelphia. York and Philadel mbt, Pari, Bremen, ‘These steamers are conmructed oy ‘twp - watert.vht compartments, Hach veanel carries an experienced aurKest, and every attention is paid to the comfort and sccommerla tion of pasrengers. Drafis op Liverpool from £1 up 0} Passengers forwarded to Havre, and all parts of the Continent wi eenage, AUpLY BP The sce of the company, AL roadway, New York agent, or ML. INMAN, Tower buildings: Liverpool ageut For Freight or or ‘TEAM TC SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE—THE MAG- nificent sueameshi bey epee al 5,268 tona, P. KE. Le- Beturday, duly y July 21 ane ae vouegy ramene 10 location of room. First cabin, cabin, $60. "Speete delivered in London and Parts, sage and {relght spply to D. TORRANCE, agen No.5 Bowling Groen, New York. bile DEB AMESON & AND HAVRE. ateam. Toe United ates mail er FULTON, J. A. Wotton, commander, will leave for nM tard to land tho maile aud passenger, % Abril a fer Na. 37 North’ rivar. foot This ia ap fre water Ught com ms ot Bieee ‘he on: BipeR. 90 thas in the event of collin poo \o waar ould not reach them; and the punpabelng fre a the safety of he vense] and pamengere would be secured. | rage not wan! ald be sent om before sailing, marked “below.” ay ne bake tion R. fa Tn ve Ko. p— The steamer A bacbead the Yalones lion, and fail Pum GIBRALTAR, ¥ MARSRILLES, NAPLES, ATHENS, Aegean. Constantinople and Hebaatopol. lentid nod po Pomerful side whee! soamebip QUA CITY, 1400 tona ef well known reputation for speed and pafets, John Codman, comm.nder, will leave New York for itively, om Saturday, May 1, at 2 oat eto Ly fogs, ice and the grea! ‘dom Seon will be be entirely av avotded. unbealthy Scare aro to be v mentioned inited, those eae rte of their climates, ing to avail enatren ‘of the superior acommmodations of this steamer, and of the ex: of her commander in the Hetierranesa 9 and ‘Black ® seas, will make early apylicatioa to 138 180 Gs20oW AND NEW TORE STRAMBETP COMPANYS ‘splendid and powerful steamera sail as under:— OM KEW FORK. GLasco’ Wedneaday, Aj Mk Menten Wetnoeday, a EDINBURGH ‘Cumming, Rates of eC ao grse third o! -cinfemembeelintedenes °° ae ] Broadway. ie Copmaarans PER ey. Bit 2 on rein we are ‘will disebar, order on mn Friday, Apr April me ed vue Al permed willbe nt ths pate zis oer GRAN Lone Seo New Youn, March's NBR te PERSONS ARE yoamey jana harbor er trust any of sly pad “yey | itch. master, ches no debe of pedaling Se capa it a New Yous, March $1, 1858. Pees ravours greaz, TO LIVERPOOL FOR oppiy | oO Pikes sia eorew steamship [is or As Sint saga Fase to ‘177 Broadway. ier 20 Beat river $90; atonrage, Found. Passengers Mt out froin "Tivarpoot 9 ‘or London. Appi to THOR 6. Bock ss packet ship MANHATTAN, Capes Dison, wilt anil apr F por 7 decond eatin $30: $18 and found with provision ‘on boar, foot of street, or to JACOB IN, 105 South street, RK LIVERPOOL—THE CELEBRATED CLIPPER SHIP Pee ied =. NEW YORK yi A wall today at os having wu paamage, ‘accommeda- ig gu hoards pr Ros 8 >> jor all elasued of Korth river, orto Ps pi yt yay tg APRIL, Pity OLIPPER ae 1K ROBERT hy Sg) yy Mast river, Ship ra y-*-y+ NIY, for London, salle Apis Fe eabla second eablo or teerage passage, a} ROCHE, 83 Bouth atrs orig - vo |APSCOTT'S EMIGRATION OFFICE sean ba eg LIVERPOOL OR ayaacow. x eperee. ” For Lonioa Packet ship DANIEL 6h April. erpool—Paeke: ship JOHN J; BOY! +h April. For Liverboot—Pacs ship KKK ALD Tse ath April. For Glaaghw.-Bteamship (1-ARGOW ee seusMdth April Persons wishing to secure berth in either of the above ta, Or those Wishing to send for thelr frisads 9 come rom of the above ports, should make eart; Liem “aed TAPSOOTT & 00, 35 Boni street, yg Drafis on Bngland, Ireland or ab usual. TNITED STATES MAIL a, LINE FOR pie forvia vin Panama Railroad.—The steamship MOSES of Warren sirvet, Beets river, sommecting of ‘Pauaima with the steamship SON0: RA, RB. 1. Whiting commander. Por pessoas apply < ply only to L w WAYHOND, at 117 Went street, aren. | ae A PIONEER 1. aya eat astienEl lta Setting poaluvely on the day advertised. ‘The fine Ne sary Dar built elipper ahip LYRA, 9 tons regiaier, Cheever, commander, fa engaged fail. Paaragers will be on ‘bourd on Saturday morping, the 34 of of Apri The extreme 41 <1ipper eh KEYSTORE. 1.800 tone burthen. HeLyra, ant wil receive frelehs st plee NO. OR The Al clipper bark MATASZAS, $50 ani oF frelgia oF passage appty on board, or to R. W. CAME ROR, Ro No. se owing t ang y gane billa for aale, and cash le on courignmen's. Cousignece in Australia, Mowers ra Wilkinson Browuere & Co. e ane i I river, sama er bee eas {err ing but 1,490 tion for the is already and abippers lay, aa ber d em raves, For Agents tn San Francisos, R HAVANA AND 0 ONITE: States steamer CATIAWHA, ae of commence to ve sell for 3.0. Bs repeive treight Fh April ee CY nm Foe lading will be mgned Ba GCE place, foot of apely to the agente, VING- or FN: mR BAY, ‘Norfolk 88. eur price. Apply to LU! a T° STIIPMASTERS —A COMPRTENT AND ENRRGETIC shipmaster is wanted (9 tako an wntereat ip and charge of & small smamee, together with ac intereat in the management of a safe and prodtable enterprige.4Apply t0 la. M, » B Willem sireoh RRITIBH NORTH A ‘AMERIC. AN ROYAL MAIL abipe. AMBURG—AMBRICAN MATL BTEAMSHTPS FROM New York o Hamburg, Havre snd Loadom on the 19% And 16th of «ach mon:b. Sammonta, Cal oe agg fo = ey bh qe ForePire’ cabin m Bl0e: ercond, Sahat For passage apply en te ©. B. RI & CO., 130 rons way. 1 CANARY A AND Pé Lap. UG bu Sr. ap per Hy c} io in hy Bilin of indinig rigned on aire foSaMUML Le MITCHILL & BOM, 13 AF for Fiorida connect with the above. leat every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. CHARLESTON —TAR STLAMBHTP weereen- OR Port Sapo 8 harry, will nae pier 12 North river, on Saturday, April 3, at 40'clock # M. preciaely. #5, with superior accommodations ook, Twa tikes Froight $6. and Noe oon halt pee cont, effecind st oar a . CROM WI & UU., 86 West street, corner CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA,—SEMI- .WERELE nited Bales mail—Bide Wheel Sieamahip ~The steamship COLUMBIA, Osptal in Boer? will jon Ber pier Ne @ Riit. on Paturday, April 3,82 4 0'logk F M. greciaely. For freight or panen e anply 10 SPOR FORD. Thi Broadway Marton sucoeeda on Wadnealay, April The large Here Mvergiade, Carolina and Bt connect &: Charleston for Fiorids, ‘feamers dew York. Through tickele may be hed by applying py above. These steamers oarry the Adama Kxpresa goode for the South and Southwest. 2 pat the the exprees agente Routhern country witl give passengers and ebippers informa~ on respecting the line. OTICK—ALL PERAONR AS FORBID TRUSTING any of the crew of the Briieh bark Courrier, om Recount Of anid vesant. JOHN OABVRY, Master. THE LEO} URE SMas0N, ANU STATISTICAL f ibe course, “On the Rast,” will be delivered on Saturd#y evening, April 3, at 8 eek. at Niblo's Saloon, by Capiain WF. Lynch, U. 8. Nig "Gn the Dead Bes Expedition. 1n covneation with #yrian, Ka? pi Nace mn.” wih new instrations by meang of dinsolving vie atus Ticketacan be obtained at the Society’a York University: Mr ‘Thos rean, dra of Broadway and + ouricenih greet; Moatr Bros Broadway and spring arent, and Mr. Sibell'ey corner of Nassau and Wall streets MUSIC 11. oi WELL EDUCATED GENTLEMAN, | WHO 18 A PRAC- Heal organist, wishes (0 play an orghm in & chareh, “Ad- Arena 62 treet, care of J ini MAGNIFICEN? GRAND DIAGONAL SEVEN OC- tave rowewood piano, unique faith, made by ona of tha eat Makers, and warranted; apinsdid touch, fall, bril- nt Khe, cost $600; been uae bat a fow montba; will be xold ata great i ‘AML Ninth atree! PRIVATE FAMILY IN WILLIAMMBURG HAVING A. costly round cornered, seven octave rosnwnod piane- forte, wew three months ago, and cost $60) ars williag to sell At a great aucrifice tor has rolid pearl keyy, pearl in- laid trout board, briliian' tone. made by one of the beat city” makers, and an unexpired guarantes for three years; BAA Ai overstrung bues aud sil the motern improvements. Price for the piano $2% only. App.y at No. 16 Kemsen stree! Witivmaburg, apy time after 7 o'clock A. MA bargain wi be attered to & cash cumtomer. F. WOODRED. LN TENO@K SINGER DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT IM the cheir of a Protestant church in Brooklyn. Saar} studied under the first masters in this country and Rarope, Incapable of rea ling the mos! dillicul! music at sight, dress 142 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. BY SINGER WANTED-ONE WHO I8 ACQUAINTED with the Episcopal service. and of competent abilities. in person, at the pianoiorle wareroom uf Soebbeler & Stale Ror'28 Broome ste berweea'S wud 7 9olook Pe A, (OR SALE —A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE ZOLIAN attachment pianoforte, with serpentine battom, Outedtoga, carved lyer fancy dess, front board beautifully iniaid with mom ther of pearl Work the whoie tinished in superb style aud mada by one of onr best eity makers, and warranted for threa ears. Can be seen ab the private residence No. 167 Kast wonty first street for two days N. 6 —A bargain will ba given W cash customer. JOHN D. MILLER. GODONE, NO. BROADWAY, NEAR NINTH of removal, offers the ical tomtruments, music One hundred pages of EW MUSIC—COL. DURYEA’S GRAND MARCH, RE- F spectfully eee tn hte gre et abe - ‘ice 25 cents Comy a per. ‘ub lia! y JOUN M WILLSON, 436 Broadway, corner sf Floward IANO FOR SALE. —A FAMILY WISHES TO DISPOSR of 87 octave rosewood piano, round corners splendid tone made and warranted by one of the beat minufac~ turers ip this AY and used butone year, price 620 widt stool. apply at 16 Wyckoll street, Brooklyn. ONLY FOR TWENTY-FOUR LESSONS ON TH piano, by s lady who haa been ropean mas‘ers and has had mueh expe Puipis attended a their residence if desired. Postotice, root! yn. DANCING _ACADEMIES. A. popwoatis DANOING 3 porpeerma. < (606 Broad’ ae. way, New Y (0. ABT Momtarras plane, Brooky, Classes will be continued until Jane lat, Pupils received st any ime, ME. ®AUVAGEAU'S DA! Broadway, op) Bond st and evening, for lessona and general practice. Tuesday ‘Fired adays and Saturdaya. Single lemons oa any particu Lanciers’’ every aight, RE LUBYS DANCING ACADEMY, 216 BRECK ERE Mrs, Lany bogs to inform Ber ‘ba pase d dha Me. Deory Garten, asving visned learning the celebrated Reich's. or sar file: ile, he is now teaching professionals in Rurops, coe a the on! United in possession of ening ie a figures of this beantiful dence, composed ‘te Deo the Germans: TinuegDie Polen, the Poles, Dia Halleons Use ttl Sis Slaven, the Nwedes, and the Austrians, ‘This dance bes been arranged by ‘e Congress of Masters 0% Vienna. AND 627 HOUSTON STREET, BETWEEN BROAD~ ‘way and ednesday and Saturday and gress Bowery.—Every We Ganasnie.” Wood mass ands ANEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY, GRADUATE OF who iss abee oo scholar, wonk! like to give inte lennon in mation or French. Address Ds . Herald offion. OOKKREPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, &. B are stucents prectioal hy business —Mr Doe the arent commercial soademy way. in New York. The April erm cowmunences oa Monday, (ber Sth, Private desks may be secured thieday on very low terms. Four $10 seals for bookkeepi cal, Privave RENCH LARGE AG! PROF. D. and ¢ tnatruction tn the French ‘angusge to indies and gentiemen. Ladies’ day einanes for beginners and for advaneed sehoiare meet threes limes a week. Gentlemen's elaasonin the evening. Teriom $0 ver quarter. Also private lessons. | Under L. the upil is from the outset y exercised m. Undoubted references given Apyly at tha 96 to 1034 o'olock A.M, or from LAGROIX OON- conve Ro, 766 Broadway, to 10 P.M. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—@9 TO $12 PER “WE Sad \t Besulifal ert teaght in ton minules ule street, Williamsburg, where specimens can be soem rom 9 A. M08 TRS ROHR" " FRENCH AND | onay -~ | og dav school, No. S$ Weat Thirty third greet, rate WITING TUTOR. tutor who has recently mace the toar of engagement ID a privase family, of 10 tenah, forsign And cenfiemen urluh. Address W: H. Sinclair, 166 Water street, Hrooklyn. AN EXPERIENCED cananee Ala CARMANSVILLE, HUDGOW, RIVES AS ‘ oad N (fortnerly Mra. Patterson, hing Sing) the Hh of “This school sombines the a country, ity manors, sait water bathing, ‘argon for of home. Voeal aud instrumental muse by Pre Seomia. R. HUNTER, NO. 3 DIVISION STRERT, MAY BR ‘consulted privately on diseases, twenty-eeven years ta ity enables him Ww make permasent curem. qualification ase his diploma from one of (be scbolla in Amaerion und Wurope. R. CORBETT, 19 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON. suited privately on twenty-seven years in hie wo Near ag soo. hia diploma from ibe New’ Tork University Medical Cuflege in bis DD» COOPRR, 4 DUANE SE, HAS FOR THE twenty ta youre devoted hia aitention wo an offes Mito. DOCTOR MARREN CAN BE CONSULTED PRIVATELY At hig office, 71 Madigon street, near Catharine, (rom 5 wsP. M. Fariiea the aMflcted anit siaappormted, elacwbere to Iv and im an early trial A perfect cure guarastecd, ‘Since. aa corner of Broadway. R. DUROTS OFFICER, 129 WEST FIFTRENTH aTRERT, New York, Circulars sent free, except postage. ne noweas, ye THIRTY YEARS EPP’ Invites all intad Sparc a Yax a Mata e 3 ‘Auihor of the “Vade mn OF PRACTIOAL PRI- DP at estes ye ) Wy, Re tam wll one aod, Tt, 28 HURON STRWET, CANA R, CORRT = By bn hg had Laeeeareaes rr MONT, or by a Aw AN MEDIC. yi Di Dr. BARROW, 197 Frince ‘York. foes fesse ie es ssaaine 80 ig yd A street, a few Diol Consultations a¢ utaal from 1D uF sxoepied. oO ) pm. Wal D, With | THIRTY, renee, ean be ‘conaui'ed diseases, at his old ratallished vie