The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1858, Page 5

Imposing Ceremonial of the Roman Catholic Chareh, SOLUMN CORONATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY AT ST. MAKY’S, NOBOKEN—eBKMON OF BISHOP BAYLEY, OF NBWaAnkK. One of the most interesting and deeply impressive core. monies of the oman Qatholic ritual was colobrated at alf-past ten o'clock yesterday morping in the neat and ‘andeome church of St Mary's, Hoboken—the solemn ‘Corovation of @ magnificent and brilliaut painting of the Madonna, As anticipated, the sacred edifice was crowded ‘to overfowing, and what with the intense heat, the crush dn the erate, &o., the positions and feelings of many were Tendered very uncomfortable, There were a large num- Der of persons outside who wore eager to gain admission; ‘Dut were obliged to content themselves with looking in ‘and seving at a distance, 60 great was the pressure inside the building DESCRIPTION OF THE PAINTING. Tt is a very remarkable and besutiful copy of the cele- ‘brated Maionpa of Foligno, painted by Rapbael in the year 1610, aud preserved in the Vatican at Rome. It ‘Was presented to the pastor of St. Mary’s, the Rev. A. Caavip, by the late Duke of Genoa, brother of the pre- pent King of Sardinia. The crown has been given by bis ‘witow, tbe Duchess of Genos, The painting is nine feet Digh end six feet wide, and contains seven personage ‘Devides @ glory of innumeradie angels who surround the Madonna The coloring is fauitiess, every shade and tin indicating that perfect barmony and colacidence which a master of the art can on'y portray. The subject is se- ected at the tune that tha Madoona was dcing raised up to heaven, and the coloring of the group, which geze on ‘tho wrconsion, in most bene blended and most beauti- folly representes. So beautiful ana natural is the picture that Carl Marette said he would believe It the work of an Bngol if he dia not know it was painted by Kaphael. THE APPEARANCE OF THE CHURCH. The church was decorated with a number of banners dig, on either eide, containing each the m of Macoons, surrounded by a gtided crowa. The fol- ‘lowing neoriptions were a's® dispiaye: in a tasteful man- mor in the places indicates as tollowa:—Oa one side of the eburch was the !nsoriptioau— senrenoceres, ceaetanaaanametematadadedod MGUUM MAGNUM APPARUIT IN CMBLO, MULIKR ANUITA SOLR BT CORONA IN CAPITR BJKS, ALQUE XIt—L, 3 nnee. sosonone rere re) anne onenrnnnrnre LIBANO, SPONBA MEA, VENI CORONALERIS, On the ower side were :— AOA POROORIDOEREDIIIEEDLEDOLEDENY BLEED OLED AN GLORIA JERUSALEM, TU LATITUA IsRARL, TU NOUVIS FICKNTIA POPUL NOSTRI. RUD. XV=10. POSUIT MIADEMIA IN RAPITS YUS FEUIQUE BAM RIGUARK. eH, 2-17. eerowreves. weoveres: On each side of the sanctuary were :— * eae aaaaa aaa a aaaamaaaaaaaad AVE REGINA ISLOVUM. AVE DOMINA ANGELOVUM. Geenvornerveroncreereee Amongst those present at the ceremony we noticed the Charge @Allsires of Sardipia, and also the Secretery at- tached to that government, who occupied a prominent position in the chureb. THE CRRRMONY. ‘The ceremonial epencd at half-past ten o'clock by a proce: sion from the residence of the pastor to the main entracce ‘of the church through the public square. It ‘wee composed of @ band of youthful avd prepossessing cuve Inaidens, draped in white, with beautiful wreaths of 2wers on their scowy brows, who sing the hyma, “Oo ‘this dey, ob beautiful wreath,” ko, &c Toe clergy fol- lowed, attired in surplice dalmatics, &c., and last came he Bishop of Newark, Dr. Bsyicy, 15 rut! rogal a of cope, Taitré avd crogier. A priest carried the golden crown Upon a rich cushion. strewn with flowers Having reach. 61 the altar the crown was Geposited thereon, sprinkled ‘with boly water and theo the Bishop ascended the steps to the rigtt of the picture, and placed the crown on the beac of the picture. his crown, we would here remark, ts & £O° geous ove, bel: mpored of gure rold, in which Bre set ap emerald, an ameth; stand 8 oumL~y of Drillmat pearia Returniog to the base ot car, the Bishop ia- Censed the Madonna, duriog which a solema fo Deum was chor. At the conclusion of the fe Deum was commenced, the mass selected being Zimmer's. Mr. Harrison, organist of St. edral, New York, who kiediy gave his Eratuitous vervices on this occasion, aud @ number of e@mateur aod professional sweere whom be brought with bom, compred the choir, and executed their several Patt io @ truly creditable mauner. THE BISHOP'S SRRMON. Aithe usual time of tne service, the Rt. Rev. Da. Bar- Tey, Bisboo of Newark, preached a mos} impressive sermon. He said they baa assembled there that day in ‘oedience—thoae of them at apy rate who were Roman Cstholtce—in obedience to the precsptof the Church, Odiiging them to assist at the boly sacrifice of the masa, and by #0 Going offering to Goa the supreme homage ‘Whioh belongsto bim alove They had joinet with that sct of veneration the blessed Virgia Mary, the mother of God As regarded the substance of that act— the motive which icfluenced them, the feelings it was in- tended to give expression to—there was po) 2g new or pecultar about it. I: was what most of thew oad beea ac- Customed to ail their lives. They had performed it every Cime they suid a *'Hail Mary” or every tome the: ode onndie on the altar, or every time they placed a of flowers thereon. As regarded une mode or manner of the ceremony, it war, perbaps, the firet time that tt bad ever Deen performed in this part of tne New World. Bat stil it LE act 80 = le 80 ay meet Ad son of ordinary intel'igence—that eens but « poor compliment to their understanding if oreo te ater into @ detailed explanation of i. It wag true they had no kings or queens in this country, and they had never eeen a coronation, nor very likely never ‘would; but they bad read of such things, acd cortainly bere could be no wrong in making use of worde or ree taken from such events. They knew that in the Long Parliameot it was resolved to republicaaize the Bible, and that wherever the werd occurred it poould be changed {nto something more demo- . He was eatisfed that the simplest sod a'r0. Per! of any baggy y performing speaking Re would not take up their time with any long expiana- tion Of the ceremony, moch less in attempting any = BY OF exouse in justification of It. Ho jumed that Bone of their fellow oiizens—no matter bow mash they might interfere with their religion in other respecta— ht of honoring the Blessed Virgin as He knew it would not be poermit- through the streets for fet fines: good aod pie and not be Nd aod 5 Co at the Pastor of t coarected be un fall weil thet that one peculiarly auited to contrm Persons in weir false notions with re- ‘Cathotics and their religion. He knew ‘an oatery would be raised Dg Fat there connected with he Outbole practices which had not been misre- pen Standard of the present day, they wore mt Rove eey SO Eeenren, Sey why dey — a there was acthing that one could fiud fanit with they wosid oon rirpda even the Goakers thomecives. Even the — . noe waich rendered to God ane Delonge to bim—even that was upon by some as ® mere “mummery,” and it would have to go. The sa craments inatituted Jesus Christ-himseif, in order to pa WE Tt life death—thoee sacramonts were said to be more ‘for. maliam ,"’ and would have to goalso. The crucifix, grniod in #0 strik! & manner recalled His sufferings— ‘which was the book of the poor, teaching to every one, even to the uplearned, jessons of life and patieace— ‘Would also have to go. The tign of the cross that She expression of thetr moet su Taith by whieh they ‘the supreme a Oe ee PT tsbeeman ‘which they believed the sacrifice of the Cross—even rit i 533 feist i greties: ih i aige Fi Hi &NEW YORK HERALD, “MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1858. Interesting Jewtsh Ccremony—Consecration of a Bynagogue. At three o'clock yesterday afternoon a large and highly respectable congregation of our Jewish fellow citizens assembled at the building No. 78 Allen street, between Broome and Grand streets, which was to be consecrated to the Divine worship of the Most High, The place is named Beth Bamedresoh, or House of Learning, aud was hitherto a Methodist place of worship. The excellent choir of the Norfolk street synagogue was in attendance, and vory effectually assisted in the masical part of the ceremony. ‘The sor rices began with tho entrance of the miu'ster of the congregation, the Rev. J. Kantrowitz, followed by the trustees, each bearing a Sopher Torah, or scroll of the law, who approached the entrance of the door of the main ball. The usual knocks were then given to ask ad- mittance within the preciscts of the sanctuary, the Ha- zap saying :-— RAE B27 cteounen. © that I may come ‘The choir responded from withia:— ‘This is tho gate of the Lord—the righteous walk therein. mae ere ome redacted wie ae choir sapg in beautiful style a Hebrew salutation, be- ginning :— rao be the name of the Lerd from the house of the ‘The Hazan (or reader) and the whole choir thep sang:— How beautiful are thy tents, oh Jacob !—th; ciene "on taraell ad Ey de'thy ‘mecctfat kinghede, shalt enter tnto thy house, 1 bow do: boly ark and pa the Lord fro of his glory, and I will and the kaee. Iwill give praise ‘before God my maker, and I will God, in fny mercltul undnen, anawer me in the truth of thy vation. ‘The procession then walked around the almemor soven times, and during each circuit an appropriate Psalm was sung by the choir in Hebrew. Immediately before the seven circuits commenced, the Rev. Abraham Rico, of Baltimore, ascended the pulpit in front of ine ark and delivered a very fervid discourse in the German largusgs on the strict observance of ‘Mosaic Jaws and the honor due tothe Sabbath. He dwelt on the impossibility of infringing the laws of Moses with- out cfiendirg God, because those laws are as immutable a8 God himself, It was false to think that ion could change with time, for time was reguiated by rel ) and not religion by time. In the last two thousand years of the Jowzeh vity, the nation was kept together because of tho laws Moses; anda he therefore urged his hear- ere to stavd fast by theee Ia Aiter the completion of the soventh circuit, the boarors of (he Sepher Turab approached the front of the ark, the President of the copgregaticn opeved it, while the choir and Razan sung the “ Shemang Isracl.”” Hear, ob Jaraelt—the Lord our God, the Lord is one. The Lora our God is great—the name of our Lord isholy Bing to the Lord #iub me that we li may praies his name. To the Lora belongs greatness, and clory and praise, for the heavens ore full of bis wonders and greatness. Tho Hazan then held up the Sepher and ascending the reading desk, eald a prayer for the governmeut, after which be eaid:— Praise ve the Lord, for his name alone is worthy of praise. ‘The chair responded :-— Praive ye him In heaven and earth, for he has chown his kincness to the chiidren of Israel. While this part of the ceremony proceeded, the Se- pherim were carried in proceesion and deposited in the ork. The Hezan then recited :— And when the «rk rested, then he said return, oh Lord! unto the thousands uf iby people. Arise, ob Lord! in thy resin place, thou aad thine ark with (bee. Thy p praise thee, and for the wake of thy servant David, return unto the piece of thy holiness. For 1 will do good to thee while thou keepest my law and dost not forsake ii, ‘The choir then joined the Hazan and sung:— Let usreturn to thee ob Lord! and let us come back again toour days of rest. The Rabbi preacher then ascended the pulpit and de- livered his inaugural addrese, after which “The Lord of the Universe’’ was sung by the Hazan and cho'r, and the services of the dedication was brought to a teruination. Personal Intelligence. It seems, after all, and in epite of his many former re- fusals, that Professor Agassiz, of Boston, will be won over for the directorsnip of the Museum of Natural Ristory of the Jardin des Plantes, at Paris. It appears to bea fa- vorite wish of the Emporor Napoleon to draw the Professor, whoro personal acquaintance he made in Switzerland, to Paris. Agnesiz bas been offered a salary of 25,000 francs, and the immediate senatorsbip, whieb brings another 30,000 fraucs; and at last he has consented to go over to Paris for @ verbal and personal negotiation. Ex-Govervor Thurston, Rhode Island; Hon. A. H. Lafin and family, New York; ex-Lieutenant Governor Church and tamily, New York; and Major Shackfield Ma- chin, Usited S ates Army, were in Chicago on the 17th inst. Commo tore Storer and Commander T. T. Hunter, United States Navy, and Major Marston, U. S. M. C., are in Wash- ington. a. brother wiser raamick, J T Voliz, D Geniocl lnckie and sister, O hag cules Meher, second enbin. abn—and 75 im im the whip Blac! and faintly, Osborne wed an. Mme. Brutin Key, wife From tj) Ovcan Favorite—Misses D Taylor, J Miller, and From Remedios, ia bark Alesina—Mr Inerarity, of Oude. From Monte Cristo, in brig Wheaton—G P Sehmilinsky, Prom Malaga, in brig Wenonab—Mr © Bors, of New York. Prem G) PR, in Ann Tyler (takes from a Psy > ad im brig Fornaz—Miss Martha Goggin, of From Nassau, NP, in schr Emma Tuttle—H 6 Barnes, of Rew Haven. RTURES. DEEPA! For Poutometen ong Havre, in the ® Fon Star— ive age coe 5; eet san utes ir, Josut Vetter, Mre Jane ‘ood, J as SS aoree ees Pee Anton Rein oy eta ato ‘Auget oie Pia ee 8, Jou Me, Morris, Francie Medshy, Kile and wife, Mra ——, Alex Miederaner. Micechell Thuan Petia, Oat Encinas We Boe Por @avanneh, In the steamship A Were Jackeon and an Bee Kate Team 38 Kesop, pu cor, R stented, Render, La ro. , Latoy Rapier, Je, 0 Bon me. 9 Ooleg, and’ is sceornge For Obarleston, tp the steamship Nashvil) Car * ‘Oliver P Jackwoh, WB Allen, WO Me a sy pe AE jedy, , and ied Fanot gitoppenbain Me Rroidee aber, Richard Stal ‘or rieston. in fant fhe Sy Ears, ty eactitr faa kan Keema 01 8 Ronibcre, RK itt, Samuel ily, fea lon neornie. Ror Ri a in cee City Inwolligence, Burying IMprovexsvrs.—As the seagou advances the disposition increases among capitalists to erect costiy buildings and stores. The panic of last year frightened them eo much that no coniracts for new buildings were made, but with the euterprise and hepefulness which cha- racierizes al! their financial operations, our moneyed men are beginning to turn their attention to real estate, and to Change their cash for costly architectura! piles, with the bope to make them more productive. It is not impbsaible that building may be ted with great vigor next fai; certain it is, tbat should po war break out, by next year a greater number of splendid buildings will be ereot- ed than in any previous year since New York was a vil- 0. have already given the new buildings on Broadway. Tn addition to those it is proposed to erect a German thea- tre and summer garden on the lots Nos. 199 and 201 Bowery, and the work bas already been commenced. The entire lot is 166 feet deep with @ front on the Bowery of fifty fect, apd a breadth in the rear of 100 feet. The building will be about 75 feet square, ‘and will bave two tiers of boxes, #0 as to accommodate two thousand persons. As the meee have a summer garden with the theatre, it is intended to have a large open 8 around the building tastefully fitted up and containing stalls of a novel construction, the whole cover- ed with a canvess tent, which will allow a free cirouiation ofair. Around the building will be a promenade baloony, even with the second tier of boxes, and which will over- look the garden. Meesre. Hoyne & Ho)lermann are to be the proprictors of this vast theatrical, summer garden, lager bier concern. The interior will be richly decorated. It is expected to be ready by the Fourth of July next. Tho store of lord & Taylor, corner of Broadway and Grand street, promixes to ‘@ most splendid structure. It will bave @ front of 100 feet; the building will be of marble, and will be of the modern Italian style. The windows on the ground floor will contain but a single , each of which will cost $800. The total cost will about $100,000. A store is to be erected at the corner of Duane and Churoh atreete for Mr. 8. D. Baboock. It will be of Nova Scotia brown store, five stories high, and will have afront Of 100 feet on each of the streets. 4 new store is to be erected on the lot No. 116 Duane street; it is to be of mar- ble, five stories high, and will cost $26,000. Annes or Ex Councrimen vor InreRrerina wrra THR Po- 11ck.—Policeman Rich, of the First precinct, reports that on Friday afternoon he arrested a man named Matthew Mullin for disorderly conduct, and took him to the Lower Police Court, Dut no magistrate appearing for an hour and abalf be took his prisoner to tho corner of Contre and Franklin streets, for the purpose of washing off the blood from his face. While there the prisoner siarted and ran out. The officer attempted to pursue bim, but was for a short time prevented fone 2 so by ex-Councilmen Hugh O'Donnell, of the Sixth, and Mike Smith, of toe Fourteenth werds, who closed the door and would no} let him go out. He finally sprarg through the glass of the door, re-arrest- ed his man and then returned and arrested the ex .Coun- cilmen, whom he took to the station house. Between six and satan. ociees, Justice bengal ‘was sent for, and he released the prisoners u promising to appear on Saturday morn'ng and Tcmower & charge of “Intertering ‘with an officer.’” Tar Oanxer Worms bave made their appearance in all the public squares, and pedestrians who have occasion to Paes through them will find these amiable and agreeable ingocts all over their clothing. One will take up his abode in the ear, another will bang pendant from the beard, while a whole colon} of little wrigglors will insinuate themselves into the creases of the cravat and inside the ful antics of these little creatures is kee} of the public parks were well e that the middle of June would bring an abundance of these vermin unless proper preventatives were used, but as they took no measures to prevent bor gmeamys | now that they are here it isto be hoped that ey will do rometbing to abate the nuisance = {-t tar and sulphur be mixed and set on fire, and the amoke of this compound will soon Dring them down. This should be done early tn the morning. The trees sbould bs sprinkled with lime dust also. The white millers which come from these worms can be destroyed in vast mumbers by lighting torches in the trees. They will fiy tnto the flame and be des troyed. Assavit Upon AN Orricxr.—A man named Patrick Fitz- simmons, on Friday night, entered the grocery of Aaron Browning, No. 11 Catbarine slip, and began an assault upon the proprictor. Policeman Anderson, of the Seventh precinct, interfered, when Fitzsimmons turned upon the oflicer, who was obliged to use his club, and the rowdy was severely injured by « blow upon the bead with it. He was sent to the New York Hospital. Srapnino Arrray.—George Renk and George Levy, Ger- man store laborers, got into an altercation at the corner of Beekman and Cliff streets, on Friday evening, in re- gard to Levy working for less than the usual pay. During the altercation Renk drew a knife and stabbed his an vist in the right arm and thigh, inflicting severe wounds. He was arrested, and Justice Osporn held him to await examination. Levy was taken to bis residence. Stranpina Arrray IN THe Sevenrexnta Warp.—About balf past four o’clock on Sunday afternoon an altercation tock piace between two Germans named Bernard Hooften and Isaac Steele, at 45 Rivington street, when Hooften stabbed Steele in the back, inflicting a sorious if not fatal wound. It appears that Hooften been at tentions for some ime toa young Gorutn gil a on @ visit to Stecle’s house, when the latter told the gous, lady that Hootten was a married man, his wife ing in Germany. This so en Hooften that words , when he ly drew a knife and the back. His wounds were dressed passed between them stabbed Steele in by Dr. Mott. part of the Shee to the amount of $150; covered by an insurance of adjoining kept by F. D. Rogers, damaging the stock $500, No insurance. Mitrtany Paranm,—The Second brigade have a field day on Hamilton square, commencing at ton A. M, this morn- ing, which, afler a recess, will be continued at two P, M. The brigade consists of the 4th Artillery, and 6th and 6th Infantry. Rescvap rrom Drownixc.—About eight o’clock yester- day evening, as the South ferry boat Brooklyn was enter- ing her slip on the New York side,a man (name un- pores , While Intoxicated, fell overboard. He would no dou been drowned ‘but for the timely assistance of Merars, H. A. and N. F. Maas, Hell Gate pilots. eleven of the New York Club, will be played in Newark on the 234 end 24th inst. “(A Oitizen who bas got a Nose’ complains that the Brooklyn City News. : i HT bad deca dis- with backahot to the the house were : 2 git ih : Wiiitemsburg City News, Axnest or 4 DesrenaTs Bongiar About two o'clock 00 Friday efternoon tho honse of Mr. Fing, at the corve of Hewee street and Lee avenue, was entered by @ ber giar under the following circumstances :—The house at jotpirg is voocenpied, and the trot door war ed by MEADS Of faire keya. The burglar than ascondod to tho Foot and openes the scutde of the bouse of Mr. Fian, de- rcending todbe thira floor, be commenced to runsack the bureaus and oiber articles of furniture, and was operat. ® bureau, in one of the drawers of which was | contained $1,106, when Mrs. Finn heard the noiwe and | called out, thinking it was ber husbend. The thief be came alarmed apd followed Mrs. Flan to the landing of the stairs, when he atruck ber so that she feli the cended to the roof, and em | throngh the other bouve gained the strect, when he avd his accomplice, who was ‘watobipg outaide, endeavored to make their escapo. Of- ficer Natban Tartzer, of the Fourth precinct, succeeded, atter a sbort chase, in Cah burglar and bis ac- complice, who were looked up in the Fourth district wta- top to await examipation. They gave their names as Thomas Jackson and Joseph White. ‘The Atlantic Telegraph—Tho Third Trial of Cancemi— His Conviction—The Lawrence, Stone & Co. Investigating Committce— The Derby Day tn England—Tornacoes and Floods at the West—Local News, Mar- kets, dic., div. The Fauity Heap of Wednesday will contain « large amount of useful and interesting reading mater, Among other thing» — The Atlantic Telegraph—Letter from our Special Corre- spondent, showing the results of the Experimental Trip. The Third Trial of Cancem! for the Murder of Policeman Anderson—Found Guilty of Murder, &o. The “Derby Day’ Engiavd—Vistt of our Correspondent to the race course-—-Scenes, inci/ents, £0. Testimony before the Special Committee of Congress ay- pointed to inquire into certain alleged Lobby Operations in connection with the passage of the Tsriff act of 1857. Tornadoes and Floods at the West—Destruction of the town of Ellison, with an illustration showing the course and action of the wind, &c, Interesting Letter from London—Separation of Charles Dickens and bis wife, &o. Imposing Ceremonial in the Roman Catholic Churoh— Solemn Consecration of the Blessed Virgin Mary at 8t Mary's Oburch, Boboken—Sermon by Bishop Bayley, of Newark. Alleged Attempt at Abduotion ot & young negro into ala. very by his Guardian. Preparations for the removal of the remains of President Monroe to Virginia. Editorials on the prominent toptca of the day. A Report of the Condition of the Cattle Markst—Prices, supply, &o., &c. A Full Beport of the Prices of all binds of Marketable Pro- duce, carefully corrected each week. The Latest Intelligance received up to the time of publica tion, by telegraph or otherwise. ‘Together with Police Reporte—Theatrical Mattors—Money nd Commercial Markets—Marriages and Deaths~forming a mass of interesting, useful and miscellancous reading. ‘Terms—Only $2a year; four cents a single copy. To be obtained at the office of the Hanan and of all news agents. Ceurt Calendar—This Le Scrrame Cover—Specia! Term.—Nos. 67, 172, 188, 190, 191, 192, 183, 194, 196, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202) 208, 121, 176, 178. Surremm Covet—Circuit —Nos. 4154, 4112, 3859, 3503, 850, 1448, 2461, 2873, 4086, 3943, 4678, 2006, 1407, 32834, 1627, 8774, 4094, 4118, 3731, 2872, 2876, 4107, 9666, 2640, 3967, 2181, 3096. 3748, 3602, 3603, 3645, 2265, 2886, 3594, 8148, 3318, 4145, 669, 2668," 2085,’ 4082,’ 4432, 4404, 4431, 2600, 4871, 4412, 3491, 4421, 1401, 2748, 4326, 3496, 3340, 2922, 4009, 4474, 4619, 4089, 3984, 4454, 2224, 1750, 4643, 452, '4070,'378, 3142, 2025, 4496, 4068, 4476, 4490, 3960, 4486, 4573, 2830, 2162, 4046, 3007, 3610, 4610, 4614, 4448, 9980, 4597, 4654, 4648, 4533, 3859, 4459, 1323, 1171, 2512, 2613, 2785, 2840, 2318, 9321, 1307, 4470, 4572, 4579, 3079, 1762, 4453, 4026, 8459, 4583, 2759, 3656, 257, 3618, 3620, 4866) 4614) 4243) 4571, 4112, 4630, 4570, 1211; 2000, 4650, 4440, 4422) 4396, 8245, 2715, 2779, 8745, 3257, 3972, 3081, 3696. 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Addreas box 2,841 Post office, N.Y oy to lack or brown, seithotut in the Wade ge ‘saining the ata. ‘applied Tike water; no trouble; no bad emell only 25 dente. Sold Tie ‘ngoncy, 306 Grand street, corner of Allen, in tho drug Mair Dye, hay and Toupess— Spepene Se weit, made, Bold nad ap: plied at the manufactory, way. THR MEDICAL SCHOOLS—THEIR Tt ta the impression of the #mption commences im the I that clase vraiciana thet oon. an opinion thet 7 medical men—which is ain ame pi cidal and prevaili licly on the str sive observation durin mower ‘s former. "ibis i of the CAR ‘and cor- in operaied inthe adulterated and injure natn ofthe ood which tine to cough ites! . tng ba Bing, hawking and ota Ushiah soore- with a deras, WA EF" termed by the bronebitia, or bronchial «iflou! ° symptoma, I undertake to say, without hesitation or fear of contradietign, are ihe carlos! and most evident ciage oF ermpiome : they are the youngest abonively treatmd by tbe lL eballe . the minutest inves i fl i HB i ue thia ahorn tna! an} at nesertion beyon! he shadow of a Peidem the consumptive ts condition ontil there is 8 con s é Py 3 nowtrnma, eniomel, antimony, morp| opiam. as well se maring patent medicines, to my of Fit eighth strees, Olinton place, wi Tae bealth bc m = ena, west, lean south can be a Shall be treated under per : Bt onal attention for the space of 21 days, unti! their recovery fi "he "0 a . ronie and _sonsym) 2A ‘mat wireee, merticine fee, $5, will, teat ite off. asso Riana wri Hoilowny’s Pt 11 the Diseases of yovw,y children. summer complaint ta the most fatal, vet lita every over (rrequlurity of the ary batelitony con. tolled aed coves by Bolloway’s pills. old et 8) Maiden due Na HI Rete Dye, 4 gem box, Binck or brown. No. I Barclay irre Inimiiable hair cutting. ‘« Te ts tne Best and Barry tcopherous ompest actiele for dressing beet ing elsansing, curling, prenneeing sad ostoring tbe bay, Uaiea, try Wold OF crugetate, ‘CUrtatadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs.— ‘The best anywhere, wholesale and retail, and the dye pri- valely applied. No.6 Astor souse. Avery Rich Perfame for the handbereblef, bouquet d'ogartin, 6) cents & botle. Prepared by PHALON & SON, 497 Broadway Godfrey's Extract of Bider Fiowers for the complexion, See miscellancogs advertisements . B VUPUY, Agen: GM Broadway, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS- Married. Buxuan— Exicnson.—Q@a Friday, June 11, by the Rev. Jobe Quuwcy Adams, Mr. Brmsasux ¥, BURMAN to Miss AmsuELLa Exicxson, both of this city. Rarmonp—Ovoort —On Saturday, June 19, by the Rev. Mr. Ajdrich, Aaron Rarmonp, Kaq , of Now York cit; Sanau E., daughter of Eagar Olcott, M. D., of Jorsey City. Jone 20, Ananru. Diea, Boxman.—Is this city, on Sunday, Eaackson, wife of 9 montbs. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are resapeotfully invited to attend the funeral, from the First Baptistchurch, in Broome street,on Tucsday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Cuank.--On Sunday, June 20, of consumption, Many ©. Crane, aged 24 years. ‘Tbe relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tbe funeral, from the residence of her father, No. $9 big atrect, on Tuesday afternoon, at half-past one o’ctoc! Davia —On Sunday, June 20, after a short but severo iMness, Baxsamin M. Davis, late sexton of the “ougrogs- tion Shaarai Tephila, in the 42th year of his age The fanera! will take place from the Wooster street syvagogue, between Prince and §; streets, at throe clock, this (Monday) aiternoon 4a of the family and the members of the congregation are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, without further notice. Homsrrom.—On Saturday, Juoe 19, of consumption, Taonas L. Hormsrrom, in the 60th year of his age. Ala relatives and friends, also the mombers of the United States Looge of F. and A. Masons, and the {rater nity in general, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, ibis day (Monday), from the residence of his brother- jaw, Wm. i. Kirby, at No. 144 Chrystio street. His remains will be taken to New London for intermént. Moytcommry —Oo Saturday, June 19, Axpkew Mont GomBay, youngest son of Thomas and Jane Montgomery, aged 1 year, 6 months and 17 da; The friends of the family ani juaintances in general are respectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 96 West Teuth street, for pi Amos street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'el Quivy.—On Sunday, June 20, at No. 485 Groonwich street, of convulsions, Jonx, son of Jamos ead Mary A. Qvivn: Suay -—-On Sanday morning, Jane 20, after a lingering iNness, Mancaxer A. Kexexey, wife of Walter Shay, in the 28th year of ber age. Tho friendsof the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at tnree o'clock, from the residence of her father, No. 7 Vande water street.> Srewart.—On Saturday afternoon,June 19, Mr. WitliaM Srewaw7, tt the 79th year o° hia age. The (rievds and relatives, and those of bis sons, James L. an¢ Theodore Stewart, are invited to attend hia fune- ral, this (Monday) afternoon, at three o’ciock, from his inte reridence, 136 Orchard street, without further notice. Srzwart.— On Saturday, Juno 19, after a lingering ill. oees, Mr. Tuoe. Srewaxt, of Fort Hamilton, in the bope of & blessed tmmortality His friends ana acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend funeral, this Crew, afternoon, at three o'clock. His remains will interred in Greenwood Cemetery ‘Wartar —On Saturday, June 19, after a long iliness, Maxcaner Waxtay, aged 60 years, ‘The reiat:ves and friends, and those of her brother-in ‘aw, Richard McDonnell, are r cifully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock this (Monday) afternoon, without ‘urther notice, from her late residence, No. 40 Laurens street Waninc —Op Sunday, June 20, Mary Rvsnron, daughter of Stephen and Angeline Waring, aged 17 years aad 8 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited ‘tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 74 Fifth avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock. Weekly of Deaths In the city and county of New York, from the 12th day of June to the 19th day of June, 1868. 1888, Mon, 70; women, 74; 103; girls, 103—Total, 260. Adulte, 144; children, 206; maics, 173; females, 177; colored persons, 8. Albuminaria and Bright’s a0 divease of kidneys. 5 Herma ple: Apoplexy , serous. Bleeding from the womb. Brain, disease of... Bronchitis. Colic Congestion Congestion of the Jiver.... Congestion of the Arte memene Smetana Sh pags ne wren See Semone Under 1 year. wo years. 6 years 10 years to 20 years. to bo years it to 0 years. 2 360 Basrvrrcmn. Holland a Unknown, 7 Teal. 1 ‘Total. Almahouse, & Child's 1 Rancaltetae Nara, Heep. 1 St. Vincent's 1 Ward . 5 we 1 Total Anne. BEBSSUSS55 ¥. ARS re pees Se ey Se ANG Moker shipping merchant Mo. 42 From secs tae if. witmna's : ALPS OTS SS UY GIFFING'S PATENT ICR , IT 8008 a sais DY i eens dente 7 HEWRY street, best and constipation ; malory, a vy fe: bie Nacreitis of the most paint patel Te as rom paral ad “lives life balou will Seirtaaly our tan os, ey snd liver complaints, and desperate cases fst 4 digenwrs, jotnte and existed ‘oured stored to thelr uataral sate ta bead Of ennea where eve Byatt's Lite Balsam bas cured 10,000 cases of Cad eases, it will most certainly cure amy case - be reached by medicines, tf takea in accordance te or infant. Iti the curative bl of the 5 conte ote reat 7" leasing age. 7 per bet Prinetpol depot No, 246 Grand street, Bow York. BE eUKE AND ORT THR RIGHT NUMBER, t for Breoklyn, Mrs. HAYS, 175 Fulion street. UNTONS OR ENLARGEMENTS OF THE GREAT join cured without pain, so that the boot oan be wera tely, ‘the least inconvenience to the patiem, Dr, ZAOH ARLE, surgeon chlsopediat, 760 Broadway. COENS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING | THR fleah, extracted without pain, so that the boot oan be: immediately after the operation without the least incea ence to the patient, by Dr. ZAVHARIK, surgeon 160 Broadway. Ow, EXT#ACTED FREE FROM PAIN.—BU! inverted palls, vascular oxorcssences, Ac., treated PWEATRRVELT, ¢ ie ee sive the be. Nioholee oval tiny JONRUMPTION —E. W. VONDERSMITH, M D., NO. 4 } Bowery, afler a scurse of steady «ievotion to the oure copaumption for upwards of fifteen years, arrived at & decisive apd successful course of treatment for all diseases the lunge and throat, wbicb has positively ot by sufferers who bad given up all hope Tuberc.es on the lunge Are as surceptible of healing, if property treated, as any other dineane, and those suffer Uy in ing trom these are rea vited to cal! upon K. W. VONDERSMITH, M. D., No. 158 Bowery. Office bours from 94. M. o 4P.M, Send fore book on consumption, gratia, D%: SACRA ROW Poor WASh—FOR oagann nes hardening: prevents excessive perspiration, a dehgbttul doe to tha feo, For sale by Dr, ZAOH. 760 Broadway. p° You TE YOUR HAIR!—THE HAIB.—' and bair aod ry hale ‘er restorer, the boat bal ever diseove: remedies for only 25 sents Tf you wish to darken your hair to. bivex or brown, withees dyeing or staining your fesh, use the bair colorer. ‘bree or four Sppiications will turn th black brown. If you are bakl, or wi Ee winnvri scoeru ius cores aire Fooving the hair motat snd tanpartin rich, sof ei and beantiful eppearance. Bold at the d-g atore 306 street; store open until 1 at night ODFRBY'S BXTRAOT OF ELDER FLOWERS. Softening the skin and tmprovmg the oom This admirable preparation of elder flowers is anaperfume. Ider flowers have, from the earilest ages, Deon esteemed a8 a mild and hartaiens, yot most perfect heam- tifter of Tan, sun burns, freckles, redness, Be will speedily and completely remove. BUGENE LUPUS, druggist, 609 Brostwag. Bolt everywhere EAR WHAT THE CHEN 4 BAY. Berzelius, Teblg, Obiiton, Reld— Great obe miaia one and all— Upon thia potnt are quite aereed ‘to give E. Lyon's dust the meed For killing ull the fasect breed Tn summer, spring or fall. His pills are famed throughout the land, To country and in town; ‘They kill ths vermin out of hand; ‘The facaners wll pronounce them * bad And say that like a magic wand ‘They strike the creatures down. No wonder, then, that far and near Are pills and powders known; We all can sleep devoid of fear, With Lyon's remecies to clear Of vermin the domeatia sphere, ‘And insects binck and brown. LYON’R Magnetic Powder and Pills for insects, rete aa mice, 424 Broadway. B. LYON & 00. NAP?’S CONORNYEATED BXTRACT OF BOOT, for making his celebreted root brer.— private families will fimd it ad to ane thie valuable oom, ae it thera a all umes: omy a freed, thy and mood FA Pi Inf’ WORCESTERSHIRE BAUCR IW jars, a eare and helt piow. For sale by the sgouls, JOHN DUNCAN & BONS, 406 Broadway. ITRONG & ROW VATENT PLATFORM ROALER Are an For male by or B. V. HAUGH WOUT INGKR’'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE FOR ALL juf@ot Ascertalp the iinmrese inanufesturing purposes. — saperiority of BAN ick 'S” machines, fis, onl Deosesary Be inquire ‘of any manufacturer or mechanic * Bend for a oupy of SINGBR & CO.’ Gazette wuppiled grat who uses which wil be Tt gives full information ‘on the LM, SINGKE & CO. No. Broadway, New Yor. wer over yes aaa, and variety of \ts work. Call and examine it. 1. M BINGER 4 UO., 465 Broadway, New Yorm. of business and dross clothing tor aad SLetremnews of betting and comet” Sem cnt eumenan ‘Also to the rare beauty ant originality of thelr for gentlemen, boy: and youths, com, for, em rita ine prising everything sew ee NORPARALLELRD OHRAPNRSS Sian to uni thele expenses te'the exigencioe of the" timeaee mi "One Paice axp_No Deviarion.!* ROGERS & RAYMOND. Corner of Fulton and Nassau siroste. ht iE RVRRETT AN CRITTENDEN T SERAW HATS Have Hy be With Mapufscturers Because (hey meet the wants of the consumer, And are for sale ", ALL FASHIONABLE RETAILERS. ie DEST FESTURE HANDK! UQUET D'OGARITA, — cents 8 bottle FINEST PRRFUME % BOUQUET D'OGARITA, a (60 conta a bettie. SWRET PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, UQUET D’OGARITA, ‘50 centa a bottle. NICK PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIMM, UQUET D'OGARITA, VERY RICH PERFUME FOR THE HANDKRRCHIRG, Accor D'OGARITA, ” ‘80 comta a bottle. PLEASING PRERFUWE FOR THE HANDKERCHIRF, BOUQUET D'OGARITA, fo cente a bottle. NRW FERPUME yon THR HANDKEROWINP, QUET D’OGARITA, ‘80 conta & bottle, MAGHIFICENT Peery"? rt. DOGARITA. = es A conta & bottle. pr scogecar FUNOR THR MANDKERCIIMG, BOUQUET DOGARTTA, - cents a bottle. ELEGART vaaryss OR THE HANDKERCHIOP, x AS URT DOGAR te ‘ee & bottle. DELIGHTFUL PRRFOMR FOR TH HANDKERCHINP, BOUQUET DOGARITA, cents a botiie. 9 PERFUME ss YOR THE HANBKEROHIEP, ‘And for mle by all droggiate and THAT RVERY LADY W “wapperer. Por sale by Mra. Bo ILDBR'8 PATENT SALAMANDER SAFR, onxat Re ¥, Corner of Dey caress, TA in a emp at cpr ant w Of the above atyle, “a NOW 80 MUCH WORN BY THe YOUNG GRITS on TMs Ow, ‘18 WHITE ABD BROWN COLoRs, ny THe CARR. A. LELAND & ©0., 180 Broadway CRNTS LINEN COAT# 15 ‘At RVANS’, €6 and 68 Palton street, $1 sre PUMTERVANS’, 66 and (8 Poiton street 1 50 emnt " UCK OOaTs; ANS. 86 and 65 Fulton wheat, $2 ee VAM Ws andes Fotomate 10.00 RTA wh ren ors