The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1858, Page 5

Police Intelligence, A Jemvan Seeing tue ELurtanr.—Peter Pilger, re siding at Flomizeton, Hunterton county, N. J., whic on a visit tothe metropolis on Thursday, bad a desire to see ‘the elephant. He had never becu through the Five Points ‘OF the dain lockers of Water street, and his curiosity was excited in relation the take a stroll in the Orange) street, and with a bis exploring accordiogly determined to eighborhood of Baxter (late tilled purse proceeded on , Peter imbibed too freely brand, «i became go light that it was with difficulty he cou!d maintam an eqiilibrium. While ip this deligtitfui condition be wis stiil more unfor- Sunate to fall into the bands of a couple of frail damse!s, who ‘forthwith laid their pians for robbing the Jerseyman. ‘The singuapecting victim was induced to accompany the ladies home, where he again indntyed in brandy and water. Af- ter paying for the refreshments Voter started for his lodg- ing house. No soonor had be reached the sidewalk than he was subjected to a premocitated assault on the part of a couple of garroters. ‘Tho countryman. struggled hard to free himselffrom the embraces of the highway- men, but in vain. His purse, tobacco box and hat fell ipto the hands of the thieves, and it was with much exer- tion that he managed to save his coat and boots, Some hours after the occurrence just related Mr. Pit, hap- , ieee to meet policemen Jourdon and others of the Sixth strict, to whom he communicated the tale of his misfor- tunes, The officers immediately proceeded in search of the garroters, and after much difficulty succeeded in cap- turing them. The prisoners were brought before Justic» Connolly, at the Lower Police Court, but the complainan failmg to identify them, the magistrate was compelled t them from custody. Mr. Pilger’s loss wa trifling compared with what it might have been had th garroters discovered a couple of $60 bills which he had stowed away in his watch pockst. Axnust oy Tm Prorzimtor oy AN ALLEGED Boavs Crrr Desraton Post —Saturday morning Officor Armatrong, of ‘the Mayor’s squad, took into custody a young man named Charles 8, Warwick alias Hall alias Taylor, the proprietor Of an alleged bogus city dispatch post, against whom it is alleged he has failed to carry letters dropped in the boxes for delivery to their proper place of destination, and has or some time past made it a business of opening all letters eceived, and, where money was found enclosed, the same ‘was appropriated to hie own uso and the lettors destroyed. ‘It appears that not long since a geutleman residing in the upper part of the city had, on one or two occasions, made use of Warwick’s post, but neither time did his letters reach the party to whom they were directed. He ac- cordingly, after some inquiry, was unable to find any headquarters for the above post, and being satistied that all was not right be laid the facts before the Mayor, who * immediately placed the matter in the hands of the above officer, Officer Armstrong soon succeeded in coming acrors one of the carriors, who was a boy about ten yea of age, who stated on bis arrest that he was employed by ‘Warwick to collect the letters but not to deliver them— that he collected from twenty to thirty letters a day, and that Warwick had his office in a boarding house in New ‘Bowery. A watch was accordingly kept on the house, and soon the officer nad the satisfaction of meeting his man, just as he ‘was about to enter his room, when he was taken into cus- tody. A search was then made and a large number of ters found in his room, a considerable number Opened, and among them two letters that the officers had vious placed in one of the boxes, containing ” money, for the purpose of detecting War- A large number of his postbills were also found in room of the following description Wanwicx’s City Disratcu Post.—Postage two cents, in all Jarte of the city, south of Fifty-fourth street. Letters for the juited States mails must be prepaid, (according to act of Con peas. passed March 3, 150b,) or they will not be forwarded ihe General Post Office. "“‘No moneyed or valuable letters be accounted for, in any case, unless when given person. to the carrier, who will give a receipt for the same,”” J. B.—Society notices delivered at reduced rates. Stamps wale by the carriers. CHARLES 8. WARWIOK, Proprietor. he accused, on being brought before the Mayor, proved e the game man who was connected with a man med Smith, who was arrested about six months ago for ike offence. He has also been an actor, aud appeared the Chatham theatre several times—once in the play of izette. The amount of money that he has succeeded in extracting from letters is thought to be about $300. Jus- tice Weich committed him to the Tombs for examination 10 default of bail. Annest Or 4 Disuonest Exraxp Box.—Edward Crosby, a outh about fourteen years of age, late an errand boy the store of Kiggins & Kellogg, booksellers, 123 William Was yesterday brought before Justice Welch ona ntof the above firm, charging him with having from their establishment a quantity of stationery, to the value of about $150, and procured on several Occasions & like amount from parties with whom they ‘were doing business, under false representations. From the affidavits it appears that one of the firm discovered on Batarday last a number of books secreted in the cellar, nd suspicion rested upon young Crosby, whicy on an ex- Bn! of certain facts, fully satisfied . K. & K. that the accused intended to steal them. He was there- Tore discharged. His removal soon lead to new disvo- veries, and iC was found that he had procured, under the tence that he had been sent by his employer, about y gross of pens from Joseph Gillette, twelve dozen Teaus from Messrs. Coben, and a large quantity of pencils from Kdward Faber, which be solid t© @ man named Patrick Donnelly, Crosby, when arrested, confessed that fhe had procured the above goods, and gave up bills of og obtained in a like way, amounting to nearly ters ‘also procured 3189 cach from the Aurora Bank, Aurora, Illinois; and he procured a boy to take the checks to Kendall, Banker, 70,Chatubors tret, aud wrote the folowing note, it Kiggins & Kellogg pen en-tade ears one SSCS raft OF $189 ene to Pay for lwoold ike the moucy ricbta way fort bare & to meat lo morrow and i have no money to meat it With for t Ein Wate for ie for the Bank nko tara Way. the Rank ie in tin. the t the Hank is Auru. i wish you wold Ser tha Hoy have it, And Uniige Kizeins @ Kellogg Mookselirs 123 & 125 Willian st. N.Y. . ‘The broker, of course, refused to advance the money, mand Croeby failed to procure the funds. He also stated that he secreted himseif in the store on a! Saturday night ‘and after they had closed he broke open the safe and Btole $10—all that was left by the cashier—and stole out Of the store before morning. Donnelly was also arrested, ‘and, with Crosby, committed to the Tombs for cxamina- toa Cartons oF aN Atixcen Hore: Tamr.—About two o'clock yesterday morning one of the boarders at the public Rouse No. 98 Vesey street was awakened from bis slum- bors by a noise at his bedroom door. Listening atten- Lively for a few moments he heard some one endeavoring to effect an entrance by means of a pair of nippers. The Durglar, for such was the intruder, was just in the act of the door, when the of the room jut Out of bed and. the fellow by. the collar. @ man named George Drought before Justice Connolly, at the Lower Police Court, where he was committed for examination. Cusxor oF Pasaye Wortiume Moxry.—Henry Bock. Meyer, a grocer, wae brought before Justice Comnolly, at the Lower Police Court, on charge of passing worthless The complainant, Ellen Gitford, alleges that in ¢ for a $10 bill she received a worthless $1 bill on the Naomkeag Bank of Salem, Mass.; that upon bring ing the bill back to the prisoner he refused to give her a nod one for it, aad would not listen to her applications = indemnity. The magistrate committed the prisoner for examination. ‘The Tiexer Swrvprens —Yesterday quite a number of Complaints were again made before the Mayor by parties erbo had been fleeced by ticket ewindlers. A young man Ramed Robert Smellic complained that he was induced to © a ticket for Chicago for $16, and that on his arri an va at Chicago it cost him over $40—bis tickets all proving & be worth Another man named Robert White was done out of $5 on a ticket to Glasgow. The Mayor yes ferday stationed an officer again in front of each of these nown ««tablishments to notify strangers not to purchase @ckets. Officer Moore, while standing in front of a place Kept by a well known ticket vender in Cedar street, had & pail of water thrown out upon him. He was accordingly Brrested and held to answer. Avner oF Ssoruirrens —Yesterday afternoon detective Officers hustace and Farley arrested four noted shoplifers, Damed Jacob, Bdward, Charles and Catharine Adrian, whom they caught visiting several stores in the upper of the city, which rather aroused the suspicions of Beemer, they were accordingly taken into custody. On their persons were found two large pockets filled with ‘men's and women's boots and shoes, three fur victorines, acommittes to draft an addross to the American party, calling on the? to su ‘ab the election next Tues tay Robert T Haws for Comptroller aad Frederick C. Wag ner for Governor of the Almshouse. A Hove 10 Tux Crt Rarikoav Comvannes —As the wintor season bas now fairly set in, it would be weil for the pae trons of our various city railroads to preas upon the atten- tion of the several companies the necessity of immediately providing some accommodations at the general tormini of all the railroads at the south end of the Park for night passengers, who are now oiten compelied to wail as long ‘as twenty minutes for the arrival of the car that will take them to their homes. During the summer time this might be borne patiently, although even then a seat would be an accommodation to females, children, aged or invalid men; but now, when winter has come, with its frosts, Storms, snowy strects and icy winds, it is disgraceful to the railroad companies that they have made no provision for their patrons, whom chance, business, or perhaps the sickness of friends, have compelled W use their cars ata late hour of night. Any one who has been compelied to Wait at the corner of Vesey street, after midnight, for an Fighth avenue car (of which only three are uv ou the whole line after that time), will understand the suffering weak women and sick mon are often compoiled to undergo, with no shelter and pot even a seat to rest upon, on these cold stormy nights. If the companies only made provision tor having @ car constantly at the terminus of cach road it would be a great relief, and it 18 to be hoped they will see the propriety of doing 80 at once. Ag ali the compa- nies deciare large dividends, ranging from eight to fifteen per cont annual aly and as they are incalculably mean in treatment of th NEW YORK HERALD, — oir employs, ecompolling them to work fifteen hours for a miserable pittance, they can well afford to spend a few hundred dollars for the convenience of their night patrops. In fact, it cleaner cars and botter acccmmodations are not at once afforded the public, an agitation for a reduction of the fares (o three cents ek be made by all classes of our citizons—a movement that would very soon become so popular that the Common Council would be compeiled to heed it. Fins ww Storm Avenve.—Between two and three o'clock on Friday morning the alarm of fire for the Second des- trict was caused by the occurrence of a fire in the rovery store kept by Charles Jacob, 615 Sixth avenue, flames were soon extinguished by the quick attend- ance of the firemen. Damage to stock about $30. In- surance for $600 in the New Amsterdam Insurance pany. The alarm of fire for the Sixth district on Friday morning, about seven o'clock, origivated at No. 44 avenue €, in the porter house kept by Andrew Smith. It appears that a piece of lighted paper or match fell through a knot Lole in the floor and ignited some sawdust. The fire was extinguished before any Gamage of account was done. Daowsep.—Daniel Harkins, one of the crew of the United States steamer Bibb, lying near the Lang Dook in Jersey City, was drowned on Thursday night in attempt. ing to go on board of the above uamed vessel. sfforts were made during yesterday to recover his body, but without success, “Deceased leaves a family residing in Brooklyn. Finer Avpermasic Desraicr.—John Ryan is the indepen- dent candidate for Alderman in the First district. There is one merit in independent candidates; they don’t buy their nomination. The Mortara Affair. PUBLIC MEETING OF THK ISRAKLITKS OF CHARLES- TON, 8 C. (From the Charleston Mercury, Dec. 1.] A meeting of the Lsraclites of Charleston convened at the Masonic Hall, on Tuesday evening, November 30, in pureuance of @ call through the public papers. The meeting was organized by the appointment of Samuel Hart, Sr., Esq., President; Joshua Lazarus and Isaac 8. Cohen, Hsqrs., Vice Presidents; and Nathaniel Levin, Esq., Secretary. The Chairman briefly stated the object for which the meeting bad been called together, and informed those a- sembled that having received certain documents from Sir ‘Moses Montefiore in relation to the abduction of the child Mortara, he had submitted the same to a preliminary con. ference of Israelites, at which a committes, consisting of J. N. Cardozo, Esq., Rev. Dr. M. Mayer and Rey, H. 8. Jacobs, were appointed to prepare a preamble and reso- lutions for the consideration of the public meeting. N. Levin, Ksq., Secretary of the meeting, then read the following letter from Sir Moses Montefiore, of London, with the appended statement of the circumstances attend- ing the case:-— (Ganeranes bmg hy | oxpon, Oct, Gantixmex—As President of the London Committee of Deputies of the British Jews, 1 transmit, herewith, the tran- of the ease of the abduction of a Jewish ie ta. Also, transcript of a private letier giving further de- Laxe, 1888. pare: tails of this cruel outrage. No doubt this case, which bas justly raised almost universal indignation, has come under your notice, sed you will rejoice to co: with the Jews £ngland, Hollwnd and France * , in the Ssortion of such messures asin Sour Judgment may be expedient, by appeal uF government and otherwise, serk iooblain the restoration Of tye child to its aificted rents, and also the prevention of similar outrages for the fu- ture. You cannot tail to pereetve that this is a matter affecting ‘not the Jews ), but also every other denomination of faith, exceptthe Roman Catholic: farther, that #.cannet be reg exclusively under a religious uspect, but as peril personal Boers social relauons and the peace of families. The Board of Deputies, therefore, hesitae not to believe that this appeal to your active aympathica will mect with a cheerful and immediate response, so that, under the blessing of the Al- mighty, we may hope to’ bave the happiness of obtaining re- dress for the ous wrong which has becn commitied, and of preventlig the recurrence Of similar atrocities, MOSES MONTEFIORE, ToRaw's Hant Esq., &e., de. Signor Momola Mortara Levi waa residing at Rologea with his Wife and children. Tn the year 1802 his son, about twelve mouths old, was taken ill with fever (verminosa), common to chudren in thi conutrs: but, Ae the allending dolor certies, was not in danger of his life, The eervant (a Catholic), fourtees earn of age, wax advined by the to baptine ine child. observed Wo him that it was not right to do so, Kut the replied there was no harm in it, only, in case of the chil! abe would, by Ko doing, sectire him # piace in Paradise taught her bow todo. ‘Nol any more wus kuowa abou ear another of the children w cer i bie relief, & melancholy opinion that signal zea the impolicy as Ww intolerance in onr day and Besides the general cop of counsel to rulers, both ecelesiastical and ervil, na the both of wisdom and homansty, the present is characterised by thone Wes and associations which ruptare them a biet progress, of beneficent charity, tion—the event to which we refer st contraat to that neral barmeny of fas the injustioe of dress present the fut erved religious seatimest of nt vidual, are rebel expression wdiguas even if thet wrong should uit be mmesiately in one commonwealth of equality, arme and resources of the power But tha outrage receives pecull ston of the of of the ties of nature. universal feeling. All sects and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1858, ere The Nicaragua Filthusters, AUDGK CAMAPELL'S CHARGE 10 THE GRAND JURY OF MOBILE. Op the 26th ult» Judge Joun A. Campboil delivered his charge to the Grad Jury of the United States Cireuit Court of the Mobite dulicial Circuit. Tt bas been looked for with consiverable MR lerest, as promising to intery the ecpumenta of the feda'ad Judicatory towarts the thee. ragtia tiibusters, ove of wits? principal places of render vous bas been in Diebile, and ugainst whom the Pros! dent's proclamation laet Cetober was direeted. Aller stating ut some length the jurisdiction of the fede- ral government in foreign relations, and quoting the Presi- Gent's prociamation against the Nicaragua Glivusters, he Proceeds to a full exposition of the motives whieh led to the enactment of the neutrality actol 1818, the claims that the act bas upon the loyalty of the citizens of the Union Jor ubedience, the extent and operation of the act, and how its violation may be detected by the inquisition of a grand J0ry or ap exumining magiatrate Alter reviewing the various flibustering schemes in the ry of the country, he says:— ~~ enterprize against Sonora, and two expeditions vst Nicaragua, are the last that I shall bring to your » sot T shall simply notice them tojclose the list. ‘Their lamentable history is well known to you. You will see that on the subject of these laws the ‘course of the Executive Department has been uniform. No President has over forgotten that solemn injunction of the constitu- tion, “Take care that the laws be faithfully executed,’” ‘The judicial department of the government has never swerved from the doctrines it has inculcated, nor shrunk from the reaponsibilities of their high office. Through the jong series enumerated, what good can be found, as de- rived either Wo the persons enlisted in the expeditions or to those who bave directed and controlled them? Whata frightful waste of life, reputation and treasure has there not beent In how many instances have they not dis- turbed the foreign relations of this country and embar- rusted the operations ef our government! What an smount of lawlessness, social disorganization and crime have they not originated ! It does seem to me that it is the solomn and sacred auty of the people of this country to frown inaignantly upon ai attempt that may be made to violate these laws, either in letter or im spirit. ‘The observations T have made in respect to the sixth Section of the act of 1818 will apply as well to tho expe. dition that went from this port in 1857 as to that to which the President's proclamation reiates, ‘The criminal laws of the United States also extend to the Protection of property in American vessels on the high ‘seas, and to propeety in the mail of the United States. There are cases in the court, arising under the acts of Congreés upon these titles, that’may roquire your atten tion. The District Attorney wili advise with you upon that subject Tnow close what I have to say upon the criminal laws of the United States. When I convened the special session of thiscourt my purpose was simply to dispose of such business as might be ready for trial, and which I could properly despatch under ‘the act’ of Congress al wing the court. The recent pestilence, I know, must have deranged the regular order of business in this city, and J did not wish to subject any party to surprise or in: convenience. The time for the regular sossion of the court was nigh, and there was no reason, should public business arise,'why I should not return and employ the whole winter in this court. If I find that to be my duty, that course will certainly be adopted. * * The mandate in the constitution to the President, to take care that the laws be faithfully executed, does not create a wall of separation between him and other officers and i”. Every one of us who participates in the proteo- tion and blessing of the constitution is under the highest Obligation in his sphere of duty to take care to observe faithfully the laws made according to that constitution. And when the President appeals to me or to you to give him our hearty co-operation in tho performance of the duties of his high office, we cannot, without forfeiting our claims to the respect and estimation that belong to a good citizen, refuse his appeal. American Bible Society. The stated meeting of the managers was held at the Bible House, Astor place, on Thursday, 2d inst., at half. past four o'clock P. M.—Benjamio L. Swan, Esq., one of the Vice Presidents, in the chair, assisted by Wm. B+ Crosby and Francis Hall. The Rev. Dr. Verairve opened tho exercises by reading the 19th Psalm and offering prayer. Three new auxiliaries were recognized—ono in lowa, one in Missiesippi, and one in South Carolina. Communications were presented: from Para, showing that satisfuctory arrangements have been made for the distribution up the Amazon of books left by Mr. Nesbit at his deceaso; from Rev. L. 8. Jacoby, Bremen, returyi+ thanks for the appropriations recently made by this Board, and saying that some bad guage for the use of the blind; from Rev. Mr. Spencers mis. Satie teeeuen the sot gptbre fog ind New Testament in their , requesting the pub. lication thereof by this sociotys from Rev. Dr.’ Monod, of Paris, showing increasing interest in Bible distribu- tion in France, asking further aid this society ; from » LG. Bhs, Constanti- nople, ging incidents showing ot Progress the work in Turkey, and stating the need of increasing the appropriations for that country, asking permission to paca five distributors—one for Bulgaria, two for Bithynia, apd two for Constantinople vicinity, which war granted; from Rey, Dr. Hamlin, of Constastinagie, Uurgiog, the preparation of & Bulgarian reference Bible; from Rev. Dr. Riggs, Constantinople, stating hia safe J, and in regard to the new reference Armenian 180 suggesting the preparation of a reference Testa ment for the Bulgarians. Grants were made of books to the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal cburch, South; for the miasion schools in the Chickasaw nation; Union of the Reformed Dutch ehurch, books in 5 a 58 to @ colored school on Staten Bibles and Testaments distribution at the interesting exercises of the evening re ee an re excellent like- inte, Biephen ‘an Renssalaer, Eeq., from the With @ touching and admirable address to the on the oocasion, by the Rev. Dr. Vermilye, his for ‘fand poll clerks at previous elections, the undersigned would request the canvassers to deliver the bianks only ‘tw thone persons who are able to exhibit the proper autho- rity for receiving them. By properly Gilling the bianks which are loft at the polls of cach election district, and observing the above request, every daily paper in New York will be able to furnish the public with the reault of the election on the following morning. DH. CRAIG, Agent of New York Associated Prone Lyon's ite Powders: wil Goutroy fapasts, cuctrendies, bet bugs, Gens, ants, The }mportaner of a reliable article of thia kind ia Inestima. bie. In warm All nainre tema with these foes. Thia powder im the only article ever discovered wi wil exterminate a, 3 Cg botanists, from the w very soon dropped their night camps lant were brow dead. from these intruders vantities: the home by Mr. B. Lyon, and found a positive \eree destroyer ti every experiment. Tt le simply a pow leaf, chemiraliy prepared to resis: the eflect of age and Medals and latiers patent have heen obtained from the govern: geste of Ragland, France, Germany and Rusia, frum the World's Fair and numerous medical and borticyltural cot ete em, “ETER Pom THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Rercerive Maxsion, Wasuiseros, Jan. 3, 1884 Ma. Fwascrt Lvos —Dear have the pleasure to in form you that the royal commission, of the World's Fair, at London, have awarded you » medal apd certificate for the great . ‘oaanet re verse et your “GHLLARD PILLMORR, s necompanied by & certific IT 18 FRER PROM POTSON. New Yous, Oct 1, Ini. Me. BR. Lrow —Dear Sir—We beve analyzed and tested your iy harmiras to man hairman. e of Prince Tmt NeW YO2k WEEKLY OFRALp. Affairs tn Wastington~The Thirty-fitth Congress—News trom Europe, Cutforito, | Oregon, Washhngton Territory, Fraser River, Central ansl South America, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, d&.—-The Walker Ex~ Pedition—The Stecmahip Indian Empire— Latest Intelligence—Markets, &., de. ‘The Waxatr Hexatn wil! be publisiod at clevon o/clook thie morning. Among its contents will be found the follow. fog — Affairs in Washington— The Mexican Imbroglio—The Frenoh and English Ministers on the Qui Vive—Ofllcial Despatobes from Japan—Tho Nicaragua Transit—The Programme of Douglas on our Foreign Affuirs—The Financial Policy of the Administration, &c. ‘The Thirty fifth Congress (second session)—Names of Sens. torsand Members—The Work of the Seasion—Central Ameri- can and Mexican Affaire—The Clayton. dulwer Treaty—The Cess-Horcnn Treaty and the Paraguay Bxpeddon—Claima Agninst Foreign Goveraments—The Election of United States: Senators—Tho Slave Trade—Arrest of Walker—Now States and Territories—The Paclfic Railroad and Telegraph, and the Various Projects Therefor—New Wagon Road by way of Oregon—Rallroad Land Bills—Ocean Steamship Lines—Postal Reform—The Ta iff ond Revenue Laws, &e., ke. Affairs in Europe—The Moxican Question—The Atlantic Cablo—Commercial Intelligence, &e. News from Centra! aud South America, California, Oregon, Washington Territory aud Frasee River—Important Legal Deeiaion in California respecting Ml aime—Appre- bended Re-opening of the Indian War at Northwesi—Sir William Gore Ouseley at San ‘Juan del Norte—Conferences Between the Nicarsguan Minister of Foreign AMairs und the British Admiral—The Nicaragua Transit Roule—Severe Gale at Aspinwail—Total Loss of the Ship Teluasar and Schooner Wide Awake—War Between Peru and Keusdor—Spectal Mivister from Guatemala to the Uni ed Staton, &e., &e. News from Mexico—Capture of Tobasco by the Liberal Garza Compelled by the Spaniards to Refund the Forced Toans, &c. News from Cuba—Grand Mall at the Governor General's Palace—Ar ival of a Floating Dock from New Orieans—Land ing of « Cargo of Negrovs—The Opera, ec. ‘Th: Missing Steamship Indian Empire—Her Non Arrival at Galway—Her History—Her Passongers, Crew aud Cargo, deo ‘The Wr Iker Expedition—The Mys erious Departure of Gen. 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Boots, of the Best Mate- LORIN BROOKS & SON, 188 Pulton street, west of Broadway. Broadway Picture Makers’ Gallery, No. .—P' am! cameotypes, dagnerreaty pes, at high prices, a qr Rs. Fred. 8. Con Wie Merchant, 73 War ren aireet, « River offers: for wales large snd superior wines and Inuors of fate lemporsadons, ogeuher with the laryeet, slack of American wines to the United Stairs. Sole agent for Long Yhio Wipes, sparkling and still Cau wha and Labelle, Orange county wines, and Weller’s North Carolina soup pernong. Ballow’s French Yoke Shirts, new style, rranted to fit, at BALLOU'S shirt aod Hemeon's furnishing store, 49 Nroadway Winter Undershirts and Drawers—The Jargent and heat ane t in the city, at less than uenal prices, JU BROTHERS, 409 Broadway New Styles of English Sik and Fancy woollen scarf. Wholesale buyers are arid to an inspection of tbe above Dy the sole MS GS and manufacturers, ‘AC RAYMOND & 00. 27 Browtway Perfect rials. —Thirty years’ Wings Fartnn Crackers.— where plenerd with these deiightful crackers are every~ Sause, Silver Plater—Old Ware KRepiated oF gilt equal to new, at 186 Fulton street, Sun Hulldiog. Horsemansht) ‘vening Parties for Ladios snd gentiemen. on Tuesday, Thursias, an rduy, at DIS RROW'S, riding academy, Fifth wrenve, commer of Thirty ninth street. A Card.—All Persons who have Gray Hair or hair of a bad color are invited to call aod conmull Doctor GRANDIBAN (consnitation free), at 4 Chureh street, corner of Marrted, Davison Wt In Baltimore, on Wednesday, Deo Pe icing a domme, of Baltimore. CRON. — fathoe, of the br son, of Jersey City, N. J. Philadelphia and’ Louiavil. & KY. papers pi INGeRAOL,—WeeK Es — AL | Episcopal church, by the Rev. Weekes, Faq, all of Brooklyn. | Twosson—Rockae—At the Presb Sterlam church, Lon nox plage, on Wednesday, Dec, 1, by’ the Rey. Dr. Smith, CiKies Taommon to Joann, daught ef James E Kors, all Of this city Bassrony.—@uddenty, at her residence at Fordham , oa Tuesday evening, Nov. 20, of apoplexy, Mra. Rawsooa Taxworn, widew of the late Thomas Basford, im the 63d year of hor age. The funeral nervices will take place at the reaidence of B. W. Baseford, No, 72 Franklin stroot, on Sunday atter- noon, at one o'clock, instead of Monday, as previously an- nounced. the friends and relatives of ‘the family are in- the vited to attend. Camrman.—On Wednesday, Dec. 1, Many, wife of Philip Compman. Her friends, those of her father, James A. Allen, and of her Drotners, Robert W. and Randolph Alien, are reapoct- fully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Seturday) morn ing, at ten oek, from her late residence, No. 140 Grand street, Williamsburg, 1. L. Cuabsayne —On Thursday, Dec. 2, ANDuaw CuAnearnx, aged 69 years and 9 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his stop-daughtor, Ann M. Colwell, No. 37 Forsyth street. Craxk.—In Leavenworth , Kansas Territory, on Tuesday, Now. Z, after a short and aevere itineas, DANTRE SRRLRY CLARK, 600 of Levi Clark, Faq., of Newark, N.J., formorly of New Providence, N.J., aged 2 years, ‘The king of menses a ne A, Newark papers p! copy. Fawonnn.—In Now Orleans, on Sunday, Nov. 7, Mr. Joxura S. FaLconer, formerty of this city, aged 69 years. Piock.—On Thursday, Dec. 2, Many MaGpauey, wife of Henry Flock, deceased, agod 80 years, 4 months and 2 cays. Ker friends and relatives are invited to attend the fune- ‘on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resi eof her 80n Alfred, No. 43 Kast Thirty-tires atreet. Her remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery Founer.—On Wednesday, Dec. 1, Joun Fourrer, aged 24 years and 10 months, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, those of Mr. William Johnson, the Peterson Light Guard and the bowery Guard, are respectully invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, No. 103 Mott street, on Sun- day afternoon , at two o'clock, without further notice. Geyroy.—On Friday morning, Dec. 3, after a long and protracted illness, which she bore with caliness and Ubristian resignation, waiting patiently the will of bor heavenly Father, ANN M. Guyrox, aged 27 years and 2 months. Her last words wer Lord Jesus, receive my spirit—bappy are th in the Lord,”? ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of hor brother in-law, 1. F, Feurett, No. 150 Bleecker street, on flernoon, at one o'clock. Her remains wil! be ken to the family plot at Greenwood. Lewrs.—On Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 1, after a linger- ing illness, MARGARET, Wife of Evan Lowis. ‘Yhe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from ber late residence, No, 78 Charlton street, without further invitation, Liscory.—On Thursday, Dec. 2, Hxwry S. Lavcous, Esq., of this city, counsettor at law. His friends, the members of the bar, and the members: of Lebanon Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No. 71 West Forty-seventh street, on Sunday after. noon, at balf past one o'clock. Loixes.—In Davenport, Iowa, on Thursday, Nov. 18, Rowen L. Loses, formerly of this city, ‘the funeral will take place from the Friends’ meeting house, in Sehermerhorn street, near Smith street, Brook 1 on First day, the 5th instant, at 14; o'clock I’. M. friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. The remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Maunxxy.—On Thursday afternoon, Dec. 2, at half past three o'clock, Mrs. Cannmiuxy Dor, Maunkex, in the 60th year of her age. Her friends and relatives aro respectfully invited to at tond the tuneral, from her late residence, No. 422 Green wich street, corner of Laight street, on Stnday’ afternoon, at one o'clock. Rallimore papers ploase copy. Manson.—On Friday, Dec. 3, Racer Gray, youngest cbiid of William and Rachel Manson, aged 10 mouths and 28 days: ‘The friend of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the fun |, from the residence of her parents, corner of Spring and Varick streets, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remaing will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. McEx1xx.—On Friday evenii Earex, daughter of Bridget and Jate James McEntee. The funeral will take place fi the residence of her mother, No. 178 avenue C, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock MeGnatn.—On Friday, Dec. 3, Anna M., wife of F. MeGrath, eldest daughter of Joel Reeves, Faq. , of Philadet phia, aged 27 years. Her remains will be taken to Philadelphia for interment. McGrrmx —On Thursday evening, Dec. 2, after a linger ing illness, which he bore with Christian resignation, Par Hack MeGUiE, aged 2T years Hiv friends, and those of hie brother, Daniel McGuire, are renpectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from the Rellevne Hospital, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Repen.—On Tuesday evening, Nov. 30, Mr. Jou F. Re- pen, in the 334 year of his age. Hix friends arid relatives are respeetfully invited to at tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 26 Vestry street, corner of Hudson street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Sernoxaxr.—On Thureday, Dec. 2, Mra. Euzanery Sen cna, in the 81st year of her age. ‘The funeral wilt’ take place at one o'clock this (Hatur day) afternoon, from the residence of ber son, William Sergeant, Spayten Duyeil, | The friends of the fimily are respectiuily invited t attend. Hudson River Railroad care leave Chambers street at 11.40 A. M. ScuUCREMAN.—At New Brunawick , New Jersey, on Tnes- day, Nov. 30, Davin Seweemman, aged 73 years and & monthe. New Brunswick and Monmouth county papors picaro Dec. 3, Mary Asse Me: co Temar—0n ‘Vhureday, Dec. 2, after a short and severe iness, Mrs. Baorr Sixny, wife of Daniel Sherry, and mister of the late Fraccis O Neill, of the parish of Tiacobet, county Monaghan, Ireland, in the 76th year of her nge. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully opvited to attend the funeral, at half past one o clock oa Sunday afternoon, without further invitation, from the ‘idence of her son in law, Alexander Redmond, No. #3 street. ter Sxxpexx.—On Thursday, Dec. 2, Hanwans Svnornn. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem. hers of the Good Fellow German Oak Lolge No. 7, are re- spectfully mvited to attend the tuneral, om Sunday after Hoon, atone o'clock, from Wis late Fesktence, No. 149 Wert ‘Thirty eighth street AvTymEy —On Friday morning, Dec. 3, of consumption, Winsas 8, youngest and only surviving #on of the late Jobn Sutphen, in the 33 year of hin age. Ris relatives and friends are reapeetfully invited to at tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of George Mitelill, No, 246 West Nine teenth street, without further invitation Ata meeting of the Fire Department Bail Committees, belt Tuesday evening, Nov. 30, ING8, the following preainble aad fy solutions were adopted Whereas, it is wilh profound regret that the Firemen's Ball ity of New Yor record the death of their RNELIUS V. ANDRESON, whom tt © Being" eal! from our tidat, and sined gervicne. rendered by him aa vr batman, will ever be remembered with gratefnl emotion, {hia mild, but firm determinating to sustain ite character, dhe finn! nevompliahment, of dog by tim romulix, the of benevolence within ita scope, commanded adi mand respert, amd ip death hes im shared only’ by the sacred ties of . be it ‘ib Of Cornetine ¥, Anderson, this com nd member and the community an ext: die and bepeyolent ciigen, one whe was never known to na deaf ear to the voice of the divtressed, but in the natural x he his character, provided 5 fierings. Aa an inbert tonee, and place it as betaine unew who anay aniceard ra, that, ae naalieyed principles of charity, they may reeeive, ve be will, BY the sacred hiewsings that aitend then: th ge who receive, but als those wi Resnived, That ibe above preamble and stone be on tered ty fulbon 1 joutea, and a copy fully autbentionted for warded to the relatives of vend HENKY A. BURR, President. sare PL We Secretary MISCKELLANEOU A ROVER & BAKER ‘tue Dickson, Hever J. Davison,’ of Now ‘Ou Thurstay, Dec. 2, at the residence by the Rev. Charles Hoover, Mr WHO SRYPRR with wa "BAIATA, Pa 5 iladalphia, to Misa Eucaw Ko Gime | Sind immetinu reer en’, ace OF thm MM Coacixs ©. wing, of *iladelphi Bilator, which cant wan? "cure yn Wena Ne Summerfield Methodist William S Studley, onvew | RB Ivornsoit to “Anork M. Wexn®, daugbter of Jotham Ro! | (JURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW HADES MACHINER HAVE 0 Broadway = ns Broome street, ic #1 ani bounes VLOCKS, CLOOKS.—A vt pomp MY ‘nd desirable patinrna ot yi, WSORTMEMS, OF out * DW NBEN D* wel Spring street. NOEND'S, 561 Bronltway, com BOF WHOLESALE AND RETATL, | ed, dumarka lace and mualia ae oe curtains, coraives, gape, Baas means, i Oe ali: velvet collars; plige overconte for SiO: woltckee t hig NS WILLSAM J overenche for the Sonia 40, aoe frocks to are, _ W'day from over a hundred. deadieroieins | Y'8 WINTER CLOTHIMG t B reat reduction at Oak Tall, | 4 and 86 Fulton and 45, 47 abd 49 Gold strocts, 1 REAT REDUCTION IN FINE IMAUX | G Beaver and otlor desirable wt er At 64 nud 46 Fulton and 46, 4] aad 19 Gold strectm sn a Sinteraineivon ay ARKAT REDUCTION IN BUSENKSS COATS Of all kinda, besoufully made at Oak Sand lion adi a and 8 ete ewe Gt REDUCTION IN FINE VELVET, SILK ANd cAasaimere veatn, at 4 and 46 Fulton and 45, 47 and 4 Gold streets. REAT REDUCTION IN FRENCH, ENGLISH AND G' ‘And Amertcan cy hyry man , at Oak Hall, & and % Fulton ‘ud 15, und 49 Gold streets, REAT REDUCTION IN FINK DRRAS FROOK CoAT! G at Onk Hail, 4 and 46 Fulton aod 45, 4 aad 4 Geld wtreeta. i eae YOLD WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ‘4 large assortment and besatiful styles, for wale ab s Achat, importer, 415 Brosdway, ons Gece Solow iret. FO. B. SLOAT & 00., ELLIPTIC LOCK STrTroH AND beni SHUTTLE it HIN, The cheapest and beat plagtel asses . We THOMAS & CO., agents, 440 Beoaaway. OURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP PORE J tively oures chaps, chafes, wonder, cracked fleab, eruptions implies, freckles, And all detormities of the akin. Goursed’s poudee xubtile uproots hair from low foreheads, upper lips er any partof the body, warranted. Lily white, row, , bai dye and restorative at the old established depot, 67 Walker sous Me re from way; Mrs. Hayes, Srooklyn, 40. oo TRADE. FRANCIS TOMES . ing MAIDEN LAR re now al or ‘rom London and Paria, juat receive Baltimore, Vanderbilt andl Aftien which they offer MY TO THK TRADK AT VERY LOW PRICRA, ET BRACELETS, NECKLACES, &C., FOR SALE AT ALL, 'B, 415 Broad way Ui} Feeetved from Geneva, ater te ‘ust rece! evn, & Assortment of boxes, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 airs, with all the tateat improremoeti At OSBORNE, BOARDMAN & TOW NSEN U8, 527’ Broadway, corner of Spring streot. Mctk8s' NEW STYLE VISITING CARD, 696 BROAD. cach new plain orn horee ini wagon, wilh a hundved iro em . wagon, wi Old plate, "Read your ordere, 4 80) nN. — prospectus, THE REPUTA - Uon acd consequent sale of this invaluable curative t bey: all precedent. Thousands are at encing is benefita apd echoing ts praises in all o- ex snr, t this season DO Weak or per- on be without it tens” poi ahd agua as ulmonary attacks; a ahieid aenbie ate CONSUMPTION, An ea eheatiee it aw jaatied and us NOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER Ite cheapness ia not the least of ite qualities lo be ‘A alngle box wil instg we ‘wialer. HEAD, M.D. 19 Walker street, New York. in town'and country, eve , Ve TO THORE AFFLICTED WITH SCROFULO™B amore Dr. KENNEDY (proprietor of Kennedy's medical di of Roxbury, Mass., wMi be at his office, under the House, Broadway, entrance on Houston atreet, during the ews week of every month led with aerofula are rec nested to call led with saltrhoum are requested to call. ied with erynipelns are requested to call. are woubled with canker are requested to call. to Ail et aze Woubled with nursing sore mouth are requested eal Ail that are troubled with wenld head are requested to cal All that are troubled with ringworm are requested to call. are troubled with hamors in he eyes and film growe over the aight are requested to call . All that are troubled with scaly eraption on the skin are re quested to call All that are troubled with bots are requested to call. Fd are troubled with running of the ears are requested All that are tronbled with fever sores are requested to Ali that are tronbied With pimaples on the thew are toreetal tocall ALL that are troubled with ulcerated sore lees are requested to call. vs perfi every case except whea in all cance gratin, song fect cure is warranted bones are diseased. Advice HEUMATIAM, SCROFULA, SALT RHRU! _—HY- R ATT'R Life Halse is as certain to pay forma of these diseasea as water ia in quench thirst. nileers, fever the casee of impurity Sep ee ee See Grand ereet. 76 per botile. I INGER'S SEWING MACHINES. arent | reduction in the & rugh cf customers, have been put down the are my Now in the Ume to buy. L 7 ae —_—_——— + BEST AND CHEAPEST ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR, COCOLNE, PREPARED FROM COCOA NUT ONL, AST Keeping any rengihof me ‘without sree. sinmnium, Sot soluble glass, Se” Dr FROONTW Ase IR No. 14 AMaiteon Jane INK ontion of the age A praction! family sewing machine for 66. | Call and eee it in operation j Office 385 Broadway. ) THE INHABITANTS OF FLUSHING AND VICINT. ty. ‘On Monday next the Gaa Generating and Cooking ‘ompany will start one of their Hendricks Bros.’ pe- from Mr. Burt Whitestow .. to be conveyed in « binze of trinmph through and vietnity. The gas will be ie nom, and be eonanmed from ten large | awake. Look ous for gaa on a walk \HE ACME OF PERFECTION ‘This. not write in a spirit of volfery— has beew publi bas accomplished a more in ite favor then thie wonderfnl artiele street, Brooklyn, Callender & Co. fold by druggists every w bere ING@'S FARINA OF. braved for thetr article of food, may be procured of the bent erally, and ‘at wholesale only of A. N f «Now. 221 and 20 Fulton street, N.Y. PATCHES CLEANED AND REPAIRED IN THR BRST moths. bottles: 5 rested in (he preservation of the rights of finds: Barciay. His new fuid gives the bair the natural eoior de by the fh Lond aa orkmen, at gt dns Ee Ba So tre sil Somes = Boiron ont he be oper avast have a Girost interest sired, cod may be considered @ real prodigy of cbemintry New | a6 SUMENS, las Brendway, ous anor beiow Onanl anest. - a oneanee j wait the identification of the goods. tent Wis ialage eo rp siete ‘hola and Me ‘Tiotels: in Police Uniform Coats—for Cash—Ten Dol- | FAMILY GRWING MACHINE. | WATES, NERVOUS ANTIDOTE AND PHYSICAL. Rig ve 4 e will ntterty annihilate peurnlaia, deat . City Intelligence. Saotenee not only agsines the moral law, Tones, of the Five Points Mission, ao, | Mreench—at DRUBGOLD & PROOH'S, 10 Faitom mureet. | PRICE 0 | en eare Vel eens Coates peerat, es Dratn mow AN OvaRone oF Lacparcm.—Palmer Ter, | Resolved, That the | bi ya Herring's Patent Champton Fire 4% BROADWAY. in, Mastering the mow malignant B resident of Poughkeepsie, died yesterday at No. 186 | the 9h of oppere sate, mothe, And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Morray et NY JOHN PY from ‘effecta overdose of lauds. te the abe can be preserved, porternnn dreeatantoaa | mpcola, se from tha va, be taghaens Sherbet meta rng 0 Rex Mosre. Barnes & | HIMI's Hialr Dye, 50 cents a Box, at No. 1 “tetihing cach orem ty Re eet eet; 99 per donee. Bum, administered by himself, bat wi the in. | on personal 4 My roughed) the works, | Barclay street, Ni. ¥.; $09 Brosdway, Albany; 316 Walnut w., | 74 surben m0 superior oye, Retuung cook, ame by Ne wg FQ) ROUBLE, SOLE WATER PROOF fention of committing suicide or not could pot be satisfac- | “"Resoived, indignation, and should Many worthjem imitations are adveriiend, He cantions Phiindetphia, 184 Washington street) Boston | )2iheriatchnen. "Temi do beter and compo pe wing tg $4.5 Orme, SOEs FATES Pace’ sae Deceased was thirty-five years of receive the rebuke, “New Your, Nov. &, 1868, - fs ceamatres cap, even if abe works for one cent an hour. Send | donbie sole peg boots, warranted Wo give satiafnetion. pant heater reday he applied | Tech respecte the eae ca da. | 10 retiring from business, Ihave sold all my insret pow | NoticemThis Is to Inform the Public that | fr scirvolar Bnd was by occupation a drover. On Thu app! me rita thetr com! fo Om | sore and pila, letters patent, and the secrete ing Ber, | we have dupraed of Our entire inseren in tbe lthery gramta bold = & () 886) for lodgings at the above mentioned piace, yesterday | grant a to Meears aires & Paria wer ins discovery mete | 1" ies chartered by the ry kee. | ORRAT REDUCTION IN MACHINE Twist 10.98 D A ise morning, on to bis room, the landlord found him ite tranemitieg | DF Myself, and brought from the knterior of Ania, and un Plat sd Mieerneh, take Rem nt Wana, Bay kOe te take | A ‘per pound, at BARTHOLY'S SEWING MACHT A low price, hearing the impress of the dead in Hed. On the window sill was found « half empty - so tthe Behiek | kiown to any other personas. The genuine and effeetive article | ONY Sn iae tr aay or Acs, Joe une ‘worthatiy | oihee,' 469 Bromdway, sreotul masufhatarere ta the wortd, Raa lon Hottie of iaudanum. The Soseaned had ebay en Sowa, Rr Maes 4 a put np im tip canisters, and will contiour to beer my game. Fesammend our gucezasors to out former friend and purons, | — ge gem a wpa ane 60. BD ounce of the poison, w was cause Resolved. these be in the by or, . asanired gl evotion LL, KIN) LY SEWING Broadway, New York. death ina brief period. Coroner Connery held an inquest of thin chy, nad ithe Jewish papers Uronghont ine Union. will’ tot mie count’ der thems tarouge say iecrehans. | suave ty Ry curcalvee eed srecomens tes tos wan cars.ove | AS TeV ACINGS SETTONED, ty Men 4°. Mahan awe | ) >] WES? STRERT AGA OF ALL KINDS, Fom Spon the body, when the jary rendered & verdict Of | the foregoing le and reeolntions were eloquently ‘gia Tors premier ie nezte on are GRRUORY & MAURY. | hrsntway. as “isd 171 Soet train, eat cotton, plore, be primed nal ptakee «Death from an overdose of Iaudanum.”’ advocated . N. Cardozo, Eeq., Rev. Dr. M. Mayer, Pat bons fe are mast rasa and mice Fot ‘Wiswixerox, Del., Nov. 16, 1868. (_——— + <Q WINTER REDUCTION. Toe New Yore Unreenerry.—The Council of the Uni- me Henry 8. Jacobs, T. W. Mordecai, Eaq., and 8. Valen nee * See freely toe ‘ = oy Marcie - | TRVARDELL: epg CARDS, KORE, ao 1868.-3esee ae oct pa mone! = AI Cured ireh’s Radical Cure ce raed cares landikily engra’ ction of weeks our woul wintew Worsity of the city of New York has unanimously aP- | “one Gtecuexion of the preamble and resolutions having BARD Med 16 Park row, New York, | trum. Wo Al ip Srincipal eorgrane so yhywicwne Gad Mreadway. corner of Duane areeu aren gy ee Woes coer Ge rename ot Oath Pointed Dr. John ©. Draper to the Professorship of AN® | cigsed, the same were unaf! Steamers, abips, Donaee, public buildings, &o|, cleared of pik Call and No. 2 Vesey Astor | ““SERICAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, Wivteg CLOTHING Aytical and Praction! Chemistry in the University—bis | On doe motion, the meeting roaches, AC., by contract, and warranted. ne i nace | A Mekaeh AND sparen | | 4 | sisyroturionct trom 18039 per coat tad toeah the a Gather, Prof. J. W. Draper, retain! ‘hair of general Handa, &.—Certain Cure, Hege. — . nese 96 wor Sesame Whe Reve o chemistry, as heretofore. ‘The school of tical chemie. Personal Barry's fe the Best and camphor kee with glycerine. 165, 278, St and | At WITLMER & ROGERS, @ Nassan street" | solves wit Se areree Sy iee ot w LJ Sry has ‘commenonced ite present onslon with & large Hive, Charies onty and feanty ‘Tennessee; Hon. Sa- ets oe meg Pd Pare oe pis nega LULA Tea | HEAD OF HAIR! FACTS Worm | Sor jreoperhey soaer eo new extengemeas, Tully: of Masouth, Hon, Payette MoMullen” and indy, of Dr. Jas. McClintock's Family Medicines TIAGws HAIR COLORER AND RESTORER. ee ee gt. — ‘Washin ry; Hon. Marshal! ohn Cristadoro’s Hair and by GERRIT NORTON, 461 Righth avenue; | The cheapest, the Se jams trouble of any preparation wont reduced from... soceeeceeeees, BD O06 @ * fron. John. ‘The best in the world, val rend, ase the aye nt he ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. Superior (wo faced imperial do. 40... sesvees 880 0010 SL OB Privately applied at No. 6 Astor Holloway’s Otntment—Compared with all | “It is not s dye,” but will change your hair to any golor, ‘neldor’s Hair Dye, Toupees— to the common metals, | from & light row Ft, BLACK OR BROWN, a dhincenapeseneciaadapelanat The best in ail sold and applied Se ene ie beaing ie. | Whhout ‘or rotting the hair. Ti does not stay the Superior extra pinin denver do. ‘mamubessry 2 v" 6, soll the linen; a applied like water, ne m0 - — 9f; and will restore, We ere ae to ite | Pine plain beaver do. Cod Liver Ol Jelly can be Taken ; rst STEER Pearce gees icon ween, | REC ‘would bave perished. iron yk dollar & bottle, when yon can Amentoan Grarerat —The above body met] CaxprpaTeS FoR THR Gariows— Allegheny mR Hair Gray, of is it Turning Gray? t to the Hospital. rod ae rand atthe sama time, the raat evening at their rooms, at the corner of rondway J comnts ono mors cantar tthe ears ot | gout Yoor bart np ras Staftords iron and Suinhvar Pow ters Fuate emia rete fod Lispenard street, F. Brooks, J. 8 Scofield, 1. A. | whom were recently convicted of murder in the ret de- pirat ae it z ger eget ween ; Callender, Pohen, B. B Hancock and Henry Snyder were appointed | gree in baying inhumanly murdered (heir wives. gents 8 * phia,