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— THE LATEST NEWS. AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Own Special Wi Despatch, ane pEMocRA TIC CAUCUS ON THE TARIFF QUESTION— THE REPUBLICANS AND THE ADMISSION OF ORE- GON—KEPEAL OF THE FISHING BOUNTIES—THE SOUTH AMERICAN MAIL SBRVICE—THE RAWSSY AND CABMICK CLAIM—TitE WASHINGTON AND ORBGON Wk DEBT—THE OCCUPATION OF SONORA TND CHI- HUASCA—ABANDONMENT OF THE BRITISH PROTEC- cTORATES IN CENTRAL AMERICA—MEXICAN AFFAIRS, ETO., LC. Wasmsartos, Feb. 4, 1859. The proceedings of to-morrow evening’s caucus are “ooked forward to with much interest. A stormy time is santicipated, and it is believed a resolution against chang- sing the tarlif will be adopted, with the important under- Standing, however, that the decision is not to be consider- cd binding on any member. It is evident that, with the republican votes in each house, a modification of the tariff scan be carried. - Tue New Englaud delegation is opposed to re-enacting the tariff of 1846, as their woollen and cotton interests re- ‘ceive more protection under the existing law; but they will vote for any modification which does not touch free ‘wool and dye stuffs. The importers of spices are repre- sented here, endeavoring to prevent a reinstatement of ‘the rates of 1846 on the articles they deal in. There was a logs tothe revenue on linseed alone of five hundred thovsand dollars duty last year by the reduction of the «present tariit, The Tribune devies that the republican members have ‘agreed to change front on the Oregon bill. Mr. Eli Thayer ‘wea our informant. He isa republican member in ful cowmunion, and probably knows as much about it as the Tribune, ‘The Committee on Commerce of the House had a pro- racted session this morning. They decided to repo? the ‘Senate bill repealing the bounties on vod fisheries. The uminority of the committee tried to stave off action. The Pennsylvania delegation will not go for this bill if their ‘peculiar interests are opposed by the South. Mr. Cochrane is preparify an elaborate report upon the ‘Dills submitted to the Commerce Committee in regard to the Scuth American service. The House Judiciary Committee met this morning, and ‘authorized Judge Chapman to prepare an adverse report op the application of Ramsay and Carmick for alleged damages. The report will sustain the decision of the Comptroller against the case. The minority of the com- mittee will present a report in favor of the claim, Sities Taylor, of the same committee, has completed his report on the neutrality laws, and will present it for action nt their next meeting. Tue House Committee on Military Affairs, after a la- borious session last night, has settled all the principles spplicable to the payment of the Oregon and Washington ‘war debt, The accounting officers of the treasury will be required to adjust the claims on principles which must reduce the demand on the treasury some three millions of dollars at least. ‘This morning they were occupied in voting on the Pre- Sident’s recommendation of nmilitary posts in Sonora and ‘Chihuahua, Several amendments were offered to Mr. ‘Faulkner's bill, which was but an embodiment of the ‘Presidents views, and the amendments rejected, and the subject finally disposed of by the committee deciining ‘to make apy recommendation in response to the message. Notwithstanding the efforts of the filibusters and eno- ‘mies of the administration to induce the belief that the English government is endeavoring to overreach us in “Central America, the administration is satisfied that Sir Gore Ougeley is acting in good faith, and that in a brief geried =the whole question will be satisfactori- jy adjusted by the withdrawal of all semblance ‘of protectorates cither in Mosquito or the Belize, <Beliy’s projected canal is considered asa visionary and Ampracticable echeme, but at the game time our govern- ment does not care who opens the route, 80 long as it is pened to us on equal terms with the whole world. The condition of Mexico excites a good deal of interest, but the President can do nothing unless Congress author- izes it, and there is too much demagogueism and too little statesmansbip in that body to expect anything will be done. Judge Douglas’ party last night was an immense affnir. At least Gifty Southern members aud Senators, with their families, were present, None of the Cabinet or their fa- vanities attended, THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH. Wasuixcrox, Feb. 4, 1859. The House Select Committee to investigate the alleged abuses in connection with the Navy Department have ex- aiined eighty or ninety witnesses, at the rate of ten a -day, and expect to complete their labors towards the end of next week. The House Committee on Military Affairs have referred -the Oregon and Washington War debt claims to the Audi ‘tor of the Treasury, to compute them on the same basis ¢bat the government paid for supplies for the regulars during the Indian hostilities in 1855 and 1856, and to re- port the amounts to the next Congress. The expenses on the part of Oregon have been stated at about four mil- “tions and a half, or $11 21 for each day’s military service rendered by Oregon. The gross amount of claims, as reported by the same Commission, is nearly a million and a hall. Philip T. Colby hag been appointed United States Mar- shal for Kansas. Wilson McCandless has been nominated by the Presi- dent for the vacant Jadgeship in Pennsylvania, and Judge Samuel W. Black, of Nebraska, for Governor of that ‘Territory. The report that the nominations have been contirmed is erroneous. ‘The President’s recommendation to establish military posts in Sonora and Chihuahua was this morning acted ‘ou by the House Committee on Military Affairs, who de- -cided against it, The Committee on Ways and Means did nothing at the meeting on the subject of the tariff. Its further action coucerning it will be deferred until after the meeting of Saterday night’s caucus. ‘Th Senate’s Committee on Territories have expressed themselves adverse to organizing a Territorial govern- u.eut Cor Colona or the Pike’s Peak country. THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS, BECOND SESSION. Senate. Wasninaton, Fob, 4, 1859. ORGANIZING DACOTAI AND ARIZONA TRRRITORIES, ETC. Mr. Gxexy, (adm.) of Mise., from the Committee on ‘Territories, reported a bill to organize the presont Torrito- ‘ries of Dacotah end Arizona, which was ordered to be printed, Also a bill, which was passed, repaying to Go- ‘veruor Douglas, of Vancouver, seven thousand dollars, which was lowned by bim to the Governor of Washington Territory. NEW YORK HARBOR DEFENCES. Mr. Sewany, (opp.) of N. ¥., introduced a resolution calling on the Secretary of War for any report from the Engineer at New York which has been made since tho Secretary's last report on the defences of New York and Brooklyn. Adopted. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HUSINES, Mr. Briowr, (adm.) of Ind., from the Committee on Pubhe Lands, acd Mr. Brows, (aam.) of Miss., from the ‘Committee on the District of Colimbia, attempted to bring cup the District business, and the latter moved to devote ‘w-1a0rrew to its consideration, Mr. Srvarr, (adm.) of Mich., called for the yeas and pays on Mr. Browa’s motion, and argued that the District claimed more than its proportionate share of the time of Congress, to the exclusion of national busine Mr. Brown's motion, however, prevailed—forty-two against leven—and £0 W-morrow will be devoted to the District caifairs. MISSOUH'S SHARE OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE PURLIC LANDS, The bill to provide for the payment to Missouri of the ewo per cent net proceeds of the public land, which has been heretofore reserved under compact, was passed, ‘M® HOMESTEAD BILL. Mr. JouNsox, (alin.) of Denp., reported from the Com- mittee on Public Lands the House Homestead bill without amendment, and gave notice that he would call up the Senate bill on the same subject at the earliest opportuaity. ‘THY PRIVATE CALENDAR ‘was considered , and the following bills, among others, wer passed:—Bili to quiet the land titles under the Ashburto: treaty in the disputed territory in Maine; bill authorizin: ‘the courts to adjudicate on the claims of Sieur and Bonno Chevaher Kepertigny to lands at Sault St. Marie; bil authorizing the Protestant Episcopal Bociety t> cuter a tract of land in Wisconsin. ‘in and crew of the brig The bill for the relief of the Gen, Armstrong, appropriating $60,000 therefor, was pass- Wasmwatox, Feb. 4, 1859. ‘THR NENRASKA CONTESTED BLECTION CASE. Mr. Wisox, (opp.) of Ind., from the Committee on Elec- tions, made a report on the Nebraska contested election -cuee, declaring Bird B, Chapman entitled to the seat, in, siea of Mr, Ferguson, the sitting member. MNATIONAT. FOUNDRY AT ALTON, ILLINOIS. Mr, Sarr, (adm.) of 1/1., introduced a bill to establish a soatinal foundry at Alton, lil. Referred to the Committee oa Military Affairs. ‘THE PRIVATE CALENDAR. Mr, Prins, (ntm.) of Penn., said it was hie desire to NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1859. *he House to what he thought were call the attention of » pene tary of ve Toras ory ae y repay! ‘“h with reluctance, at the re- CMR os ae we ivate calendar. Privaie bills "were coasidered — ee mare pasted. Adjourned, ———_____-__ The Expected Steamers, Sanpr Hoo, Feb. 4—Mi thigint, | Thoré ave yet no signs of the Kangaroo or Asia. Wo can sé6 niapy lights in the vicimity of the lightsuip, but think that none of thet ##@ on board of steam Ne weather js cloudy and dark. Wind strong from +10 worth, west. Jeupetttiiercmaseliaiaombaeetiias News from @reat Sait Lake City. + Sr. Louis, Feb. 4, 1859. The Salt Lake mail of the 16th ult. reached St. Joseph on the 31st., six days ahoud of the contract time. ‘The United States District Court had adjourne!. ‘The Legislature was still in session, but nothing of im- portance had been done. bs Major Copening, the contractor for the Salt Lake and Placerville route, arrived here last night, em roule to Waehington. Ho is only seventeen days from Salt Lake, and expects to reach Wasbington within ninoteen days. He left Ulah in the dead of wimter, to test the practica- bility of the route. He thinks that the trip ere long wil! be one of more pleasure by means of eressing the mountains in the sleighs, and that the travel from: the Pacifle will be over this route. Additional by the Overieud Mall. Sr. Loum, Feb. 3, 1859. ‘There were four passengers by the overland mail, but none from San Francisco. New diggings have been discovered about fifty miles northwest from the Gila river nines, yielding in some in- stances as high as fifteen dollars to the pan. The coach was stopped between Springfield awd Tipton by persons supposed to be highwaymen, but none of the mail party were molested. About one hundred thousand sheep were mot on the desert. Mapy had been lost from fatigue and scarcity of food. . At Apache Pass encountered Jarge piles of rocks in“ the road, supposed to have been p'aced there by tre Indians under Maguas. e On the Colorado cemp fires of the Apaches were scon, but no Indians, ‘The roads gene:aily are very good. The conch was de- tained twenty-reve. hours by an accident and a failure to connect » ith the train at Tipton. 8. peti ae New Jersey Legislature on Quarantine. ‘Testo, Feb. 4, 1859. In the Senate to-day, Mr Gifford offered an additional resolution on Quaraptiue, to the effect that Congress has no right to authorize the city or State of New York to es- tablish a Quarantine station at Sandy Hook or on any other portion of the territory of New Jersey without her con- gent, and that any attempt for that purpose should be and will bo resisted on tne part of New Jersey, by all lawful and constitutional means. The resolution was reforred, Stephens Declines a Re- Nomination. Avcusra, Ga., Feb. 4, 1859. Hon. A. H. Stephens has written to his friends, posi- tively declining a re nomination to Congress, Hon, A. H. United States Supreme Court, Wasnxaton, Feb, 4, 1859, No. 99. Richard Gregg et al. vs. Robert Forsyth.—Error to the Circuit Court of the Northern district of Llinois. Cause dismirsed for wat of jurisdiction. No. 100. John Dredge vs. Robert Forsyth.—Error to the same court. Dismissed for want of jurisdiction. No. 251. The St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad ys, Clark Brothers & Co.—Error tothe same court, Dismissed for want of jurisdiction. No, 252, Wm. Smith, impleaded with Roswell F. Goodell, vs. Clark Brothers & Co.—Error to the same court. Dis- missod for want of juriediction, Nos. 274, 275, 276, 277 and 278, William S. Moss, Abner ©. Harding ct al., survivors of Wm. Kellogg, vs. Eaward Chase.—Error to same court. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of the Court, dismissing the cases for want of Jurisdiction on account of detectiv~ citations. No. 4 of December term, 1857. Tie Occan Towboat Company vs. The Owners of the Ship Crescent City.—Jus- tice Wayne delivered the opinion of the court that the ap- peliants are entitled to $1,119 from the owners of the Crescent City, and that the decree entored at the last term be reformed accordingly. No. 60. The People of the State of New York, ex. rel. Asa Cutler et al. vs. Edgar C. Dibbie, Conaty J: gument continued for defendants, and concluded t ufis. No, 831. Augustus W. Walker ys. Melville Godmar.— Error to the Circuit Court of the Eustern District of Louisiana, On motion of the defendant, the cause was docketted and dismissed, with costs. ‘Adjourned till Monday. Marine Disaster. Boston, Feb. 4, 1859. Arrived, bark Zotoff, from Cayenne for Satem via Swamp- scott, where she anchored on the night of the 2d,io the breakers. Captain Bailey and the crew abandone! her. She was boarded vy fzhermen from Swampscott, who brought her here. Rs Conviction of a Murderer. Pattnuore, Feb. 4, 1859. Dovall was found guilty of murder in the first degree this morning. it will be recollected he killed Fisher, a German taverukeeper, some months ago. Lost Money Refunded. Montoomxry, Ala., Feb. 4, 1859. Adams’ Express Company yesterday paid forty thousand dollars to the owners of the money lately stolen from their custody. Prize Fight in New Ham; ‘e Manciester, Feb. 4, 1859. ‘A prize fight for fifty dollars came off near this piace this afternoon, between Dan Kerrigan and a man named Jones, both hailing from Boston. Kerrigan was victor. Both partics were amateurs, though Kerrigan is said to bave won a fight recently at New Orleans. Bank Robbery and Marder. xuriis, Teon., Fels. 4, 1859. The branch of the Uniou Bank at Jackson, Tenn., was robbed of a large amount of specie and paper money last night, and the clerk murdered. No clue to the perpetra tors of the deed has yet been discovered. ‘The Races at Charleston. Ciartesron, Feb. 4, 1859. The races took place here to-day, Marengo won the first and Locks the second, taking the Hutehinson stakes. Planet was not entered. Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Punavzrrata, Feb, 4, 1859. Stocks steady. Pennsylvaniastate Gives, $5%,; Rearing Ra road, 241; , Morris Caval, no salee; Long isiand Raii- road, 114; Pennsylvania Raiiroad, 43). New Oniuans, Feb. 4, 1859. Tifo sales of cotton to day were 6,000 baics. The mar- ket closed dull, parties awaiting the Asia's news, and the quotation of middling is nominal at lic, a lige. The tales of the week suin up 24,000 bales, roceipts for the same Lime were 76. bales, against 35,500 bules in corresponding woek last year. ‘The exports ‘of the wook were 45,000 bales, raising the total exports to 815,500 balee. The receipts at this port are now 230,500 bales in advance of last year; do. at ail the ports 952,000 bales. Stock in port 600,000 bales. Sugar is buoyant and jg. higher: fair to fully fair,6%c.a7e. Corn firm: mixed, 9c. Mes# pork has advanced sales at $20. Balk meats— Sales of 200,000 pounds ata decline of \yc.; sides, 8%c. Lard buoyant and 3gc. higher: in bbls. 12\%c. ‘Conee irm: prime, llc. allige. Sales of the week 6,500 bage. Tmporta none, but there are four cargoes below. Stock | 3,200 bags, against 44,000 at the eame time last year. Freights on cotton to Liverpool, 344; to Boston, 450 CiaRtistoy, Feb! 3, 1559. The receipts of cotton here for tho week ending to-day were 16,500 bales. Cuanueston, Feb, 4, 1859. ‘The cotton market is drooping: eal , 1,000 bales. | ‘AVANNAN, Geb. 4, 1859. | Cotton unchanged: gales to-day 1,000 baiee. | Avesta, Fi | Cotten—Prices are flat, bot holters are fir | Barmstors, Feb. 4, 1859. F.our firm at $575 for Howard Wheat dall Corn firm, Provisions buoyant, and prices bower Mess | pork, $18 50 a 919; prime ditto, B14. Beer No. 1,810 $11, mess, $14. Lard Bana l2igc. Whiskey Brim at 28 ge. a Que. Priaperenta, Feb. 4, 1859. Flour firm, at $6 76.a$6 50. Wheat stealy: waite, a #75; red, $1 23a $1 40. Corn searce: yell Tic. a 78c. Whiskey advanced, and selling at 28c. a 290. Crecinsati, Feb. 4, 1859. Flour dull at $5 25 a $5 30 for euperdne. akey ad. vanced 1c. : sales at 26¢. Mees pork quiet: sales 300 bis, at $18 76 a $19; and 500 bbls. deliveravie in New Sas e Lard ie. & 93g0. May, at $18 75. Bacon buoyant et 7} Gdjc. @ Bigc. meats active: sales 500,000 Ibs. at dull: sales 300 bbis. at 1ijgc. Personal Intelligen: - Capt, Whitney, Com. Kearney, and Com. Carr, U. are in Washingwn. ce. ARRIVALS. From Ni and Havana in the steamship Cahawba— Alex Marks, HC nig WC Chamberisin, Rt Forman, w M J8 Holmes WS Scott and serrt, J 5 Higgins, Capt s Koss, Mis J Woif, PW sherer, M Gerd einvilto, Mf Negry, Capt Bliss, M Winsly, J Bogart, B Verden, Ui Clem on. dot, A Mearthur, John muond, Jr, A Andre, TD yas Hunt, © Gareta ard bre oA Burr, M aat uA K'Worioo, V Saroiu, tf fi Whitney, Ses ” h Porter and lady, A * Vinet, J McDonald, 'W Smith, T Boarry, W Alyano, G Kuiler, Miare C Garney, A Pelet, A Rul. O Dings. From New Orleans, in the ship Sultana—* 6 in the second cabin. DEPARTURES, For St Thomas, in the bark Liva~W Wha. Army Intelligence. * The following officers bave been recently assigned, v the War Department, to duty at the several stations undsr- mentioned :— Engineer Department. —Lieutenants G. W. der aad ¥omee to report or duty at the Military Academy, Quartermaster General's .—Col. D. D. Tomp- king bes relleved Major W. W. Chapman from dut; New York city. Major E. B. Babbitt is relieved duty at Fort Laramie, aud orders f repor, **" duty Warbington city. rm oricrey {2 2uty at San Francisco, Cal. p ie. — Assistant Surgeon G. Hammond is Medical 1. orijered to ity ot Prlbatenand A’ B atingion Territory. rat Ppl a! "deutenant H. B, Da been appointed Regimental Ww. y aud ordered to duty at Fort Tejon, Cal. - Second IN. 4 Palmer has been relieved from duty in the Department of . om L. Simpson ig “exas, and ordered to as, report in pergon at the War Departmen... First Artillery.—Lieut. F. L. Childs has '€0n relieved from du est Point, ad ‘ordered to join bis Company ‘ie, ‘4hird Artillery.—Lieut, Hf, G. Gibson bas been appoiat- ed Regimental Quartermaster, and ordered to report at the headquarters of his regiment. A Board of Officers is ordered to convene atthe War Department, in the City of Washington, on the 26th inst., to examine into the subject of horse equipments for the army, with a view to uniformity. A detachment of engineer soldiers bas been detailed by Gep. Harney to construct a military wagow road over the cuscude portage of the Colorado river. Recent advices from New Mexico announce the close of the war with the Navajo tribe of Indians, fol. Bonneville, Third infantry, and J. L. Collins, Superintendent of Indian Affairs, having suceceded in making a tresty of peace with this warlike tribe. This nows,no doubt, will be hailed with pleasure, us those Indians are known to bo & very powerful and hostile race. They have succeeded in carrying on hostilities for the jast ten years. ‘The following disposition has beea made of the troops comprising the expedition :-— Lieut. Colonel Miles, Third infantry, with a portien of his regiment, to Albuquerque. Major Radi, Rife regiment, and Assistant Surgeon Chize- lin, with a portion of the Rifle regiment, to Fort Stanton. jor Backus, Fhird infantry, with a portion of his re- giment, to Fort Deflance. Mojor Holmes, Eighth infantry, with a portion of his re- giment, to Fort Buss. Also, Forts Uniou, Craig and can+ Woument Burgoyne, are ordered w be garrmoned. Brookiyn City News. Democratic PRimaky Muyiincs.—The primary meetings of the democracy of Kings county were held on Thursday evening, resulting in the success of the Bradley wing. There was considerable interes! manifested in most of the strongly democratic warde, while in the opposition wards, ag m tbe Third and Fourth, the vote was very light. In the Fifth ward a vote of about 600 was polled, in the Se- venth over 500, &c. But few of those who acted with the Vanderbilt party jast fall were returned. ‘Tne SreciaL Term oy tax Surueme Covet,—The Special Term calendar will be called in the Supreme Court cham- ber, Brooklyn City Hall, by Judge Emott, at eleven o'clock on Monday next. After Monday the coyrt will be open at nine o'clock A. M. every day. The day calendar will consist of the first twenty causes. The court will be kept open nvtil nine o'clock every evening, unless the day calencar should be disposed of before then. Judge Lott will hold a special term for motions in the large court room, commencing on Monday, atten o'clock A. M. Ex parte motions will be heard every morning between nine and ten o'clock. POSTAL DIRECTORY. eee Foreign and Domestic Malls. TIME OF CLOSING aT THE NEW YOXK OFFIOR. Canads.. 3 Domxetio. lorth—Albany, Buffalo and PM ‘eat a We x Enstera ingil; by vairoad-0yg A: cand Be Nowpay Mana. .On Sunday all malls close at iis i ab 13g P.M. b, via Bo. Pactnio..By day. Havana.....By ie eine eek Mork six Gays pre- ious to the above date) By steamship tna, Saturday, Febra- By “steatmebip, Arabia, 5 ere’twasdey, Feb, Bereeee 123g and 3 P. M. Bar It will be observed 1 e stediiship f-toa will take the place of the Arago, conveying the mails for Europe vis Southampton and Th ‘The inail wit! close this day ‘Cunard packet at this ‘mona, the svamer Karnak will bo epaiehod with mails for the Bahama Islands, to landed at five cents per belf ounce on | ‘nd twoceata on each newspaper, to be col in all cases in the United Stsies, on those sent or received. Court Calendar for Monday. Scrraue Covrt—Circuit.—Part 1.—Nos. » 21, 509 461, 961, 41, 57, 25, 9, 143, 157, 159, 163, 165, 171, 175, | 186, 191, 193, 998. Common Pizas.—Part 1.—Nos. 243, 248, 250, 252, 254, 256, 157, 258, 260, 261, 262, 263, 265, 266, 267.’ Part 2— Nos. 108, 128, 144, 148, 149, 157, 173, 174, 182, 185, 202 214, 236, 286, 23 Stereoscopic V! te ‘Mr GOURNEY'S, 707 BRODAWAY. A cheice collection of views of all pirts of the | world, beautifully colored groups, copies of statuar,. &c., constantly on band ai Gurney’s new Photographie and Fine Art Gallery, 707 Broadway. To be Successful in Business One Needs to know hie defects as well his talents.—A correct phrenological a examipation will teach these important lessons, as given daily | at FOWLER & WELLS’, 308 broadwi The Speyers Lion Brewery.—Oflice 257 Bowery, New York.—The notice of dealers and cossumers of lager beer ts celled io the under analysis of the product of the above brewery, made by Dr. Chilton, the well known analyt! cal chemist. ‘ihe otyject in view is not alone to show the wari. valled superiority in purity and sslubrity of this beer, but like- wise lo prove that no prejudiclal additions (for purposes of communicating fallacious iustre, Ac.) of resin, alkaues, ton nip, &c., are introduced, the tinest quulities of barley, matied at the brewery, and best hops to be procured in the United eae Canada or Kurope Weing solely used in the Speyers wery. ANALYSIS, Alcohol, 8 82: saecbariie maiter, 1.13; starch, gluten, aro matic and 'vegeiable extract, 5.93; acetic and carbonic’ acids (gna), 4.63; water, 44.59; totel, 100’ parts. From personal in- spection I'am well satisGed that this (the Speyere) tager beer is made upon the latest and tost scientitc principles, and that prent care is used in the selection of the best qualides of barley and hops. The above aualysis has been made from giv sa quanuties of lager beer, which were taken in my presence various of the casks in the cellars of the Lion Brewery; oaks and purity of the beer, der ione. Aga dietetic bever- Age, and in many instances n8 a stomachie restorative and tonic, this quality of iager beer ie to be much valued, and is worthy enerai recommendation. JAMBS R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist. ‘The above beer, in stone bottles, with Speyers’ sirna- luce ovat tae corks cha be hed of ROM clued Cromaral of or dered direct from the depot. Southern grocers will fnd this Worthy thelr aeution. address CHAS. &. FOREMAN, 207 wery. Fine Sugars.—A Chest of Tea for $1: Ten pounds of cofiee for $1, at REDFORD'S, 43 Sixth avenue. Dupuy’s Liquid Bouquets.<Exquisite in fingrance and variety. Soid everywhere. =) sia LUG." DEPCY, 69 Brosaway. Defiance Salamander Sefes—With Patent | powder proof lockw and cross ware, Also, fire and burgiar root parior safes. Depot 192 Pearl street. bi ‘ROBERT M. PATRICK. A. W. Faber’s Lead Pencils Sold at Retail | all stationers; st wholesale, only, by EBERHAND FABER, by. ‘William street sole agen, 133 Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye, and Tow ipees— | the best iu ibe worid, Wholesale and retail, and the aye pri- vaigly applied, No. 6 Astor House. Thirty-Seven Cents. ‘s Hair Dye Brack or brown. The cheapest and best in the world. War- ranted to contain as much “hair dye” as is gold at “one dollar.’ Is effects are “ instantaneous,” producing « natural life like ** black or brown,” without injuring the bair. be noplied in aH weather, Fold wholesale end retail ai SCOTT'S, rand sireet, N. Y., and at Mrs. HAY M8’, srooklya, Barry’s Tri the Best and cheapest urticle for dressing, beautifying, cleansing, curling. hair. Ladies, try it, old by il rous ts preserving and restoring we druggiote. Batehelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees— The Wert in the worl, soryesring all uiace, Bold und applied at (ie manufactory, 23 Brondway. Campbell's Arnica Liniment, 25 cents per ile for spradms, bruises and pains. To be had ooly at AMA HELIS Gcag sore, corner of Kighth wrenue aad Twen- b « ti Ly -cighta etre Campbell's Turkish Hair Tonte—The Best Fry hf and restorer in use, 25 cere per bottle. A Campbeli’s Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry, bs ed Ddotue, tor coughs and colis. c. LL'S drug store, Eighth avenue and Twenty cig)a Chemist and Apothecary, Cor- and T, Strict pe ner wenne (Ram fon oN person S. De Jonghs’ Celebrated Light Brown cod liver oil.—The powerful cursive properties of tts valu lo remedy have been almost woiversaily keknowindged by ‘he Wy. Bold wholesale and retail by LGOUOLD WatZLAl, mbere street, sole agent for the U uted stale AMPBRLL'S drug store, Eighth avenue and [wer al Ag! AY bg To be bad only at | ! Sunday afternoon, at two o” No. 13 Wfiett street, without further THE ‘NEW; YORK WEEELY HERALD. ‘ents, No. 44 Dominick street, on Svad: nts ao lay afternoon, at one o'clock, without inv aanonnance | | Rows —In Brooklyn, ou Wednesdoy, Feb. 3, of scarlet Affairs in Washh ings in Con- ee CHakLes son of Edw and Maria Rowe, . “ a years. “The Acquisition of Cubs—Affairs at | MAINO, , Fob. 8, Rosa, the beloved wi'e of ore Caphial—News from Europe, Call- | John Ryan, in the ‘year of her age. the State... Central Auertea, Cuba, | The friebds and acqusintances of the family are ve fornia, Mexie Fpectfully requestes io attend her funeral, from her la's West Indies, &°* ton—Latest Inte, Bence, The Weexix Heraio its Among ita com, “UM Will be found tne foliow. ug ~ Affairs 1) ashington—Proceadis «4 {1 Congress—Proceed- ings of the Dewoc."4tle Caucus on the 2.“4iiY Question —Opposi- tion to an Inerease 0,” Dutles—The Pacific Rafroad Projest— Organization of New Te, “torles—Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the Conditio™ Of the Floances—His Recom. mendations Respecting the Ta. ~% Betrenchment, Treasury Notes, ac., dc, Cubs in the Lower House—Our Unac, ‘usted Differences with Spaio—Report of Mr. Branch from the (. “mille on Foreign Affaire—Spain se a Territorial Neighbor—F.~eliminaries to the Pumhuse of * loridu—Belations of Cuba to the tf of Mexico— Iis Agricultural aud Commercial Aspecta—The Qvestion of Purebase—Views of a Minority in the House—Measr.*- Ritchie, Royce and Buriingame’s Opinions on the Slidell Bili, Ac. Aflairs {a Albauy—Proceedings of the New York Leais lature. News frem Eurepe—The Crisis in Itaty, &c. News from California, by the Overiand Mail. Important from Hayti—Progress of the Revolutioa—Re- ported Defeat of foulouque by the Republicums, &c. News from Central America, Mexico, Cuba, &c. ‘The Pavaguay Expedition—The Puragusyaw Defeaces~Tho Forces of the Peraguay Kiver—Deseription of Them—Map of Homaita Fortreas—What cur Fleet will have to Fase, &c. Editorials ob the Leading Topics ot the Day. The Latest News by Telegraph. Warkets. den. Finacial, Couamerctal, Religious, Politteal, Theatrical, Sport- | Dryden, Mr. ¥. H ing avd Maritime Yntelligence. Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market. ‘The Produce Markat—Retail Prices of Country Produce at ‘Washingtoa Market. Marriages and Deaths, together with » large variety of in teresting Losal and Miscellaneous items. Biugle copiss, in wrappers, ready for matiimg, ean be bad at the counter. Price six cents. Brandyets Pills.—@nly Up ‘Powim Office ot CAMPBELL’s drug aud chermicai store, corner of" Eighth ave- DUC aod Twenty eighth street. 25 cents per vox. Geo, Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor uine article, bas never been ergsaile i for possible ‘edge to a razor, wale by Ne. 7 Astor House. A. Grandjean, Advice and Consultation offiee on the human bair, bas removed, vatil. turther notice, to the house on the wesittly corner of Broadway and Twelfth srett, a few doors from Hrondway. Southern Trade. We beg to tnform Southern merchants the city spring pi that having begun very early the manalac ture of our stock of spring and summer clothing, it is mow complete and very full of li descripuous of our weil known styles of' fashionable clothing, and » and medtt red same tase aud om manuiactn style. Also a complete assortment ot our shoulder spring ebirts, furnishing goods, &¢.; all of which we ollor to the trade St the most favorsble prices D. DEVLIN & CO. F. Y. §.—Ballou’s French Yoke Shirts made to order, and warranted (o fit, at SALLOU’S: shiet emporium, 909 Broadway. Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order, ba yttied fit, Lelia meats hegrrpentorsy Nos. 87 and 89 Street; Cae door north of Maiden lane. wie GKO. M. TRACY, Agent, Half Dozen Fine Shirts for $8. ‘MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway. nd terms. 268, 259 and 260 Broadway. For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest novelues in gentlemen's furnishing goods, GREEN'S shirt and furnishing store, No. 1 Astor House. Clearance Sale of Winter Hostery, at 20 per it deducticn from marked prices, to make rom for spring stock MOUDY'S BUILT EMPORIUM, 262 Broadway. Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee caps, bells, bandages and Dr. GLOVER’S new lever iruss No. 4 Ann street. Gurney’s NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART GALLERY, Broadway, First block below New York Hotel. The most extensive Ketablisument in the world. Photographs, daguerreotypes, miniatures in oll! and ivory- types, |. B.—Old daguerreotypes of deceased persons yied, en: larged to any alte by the ph hie process, and finished 13 any etyle equal to made frou life. Gallery open ill 9PM. for free io. J. GURNEY. Photographic artist, 707 Broadw: ay’s Pills and Ointment are more valuable to the suffering sick than their weight in gold. The stubl cou; hoarseness and the fever Hush, yield with- out tail to the! ana influence. Married. Fraxce—@orie. —In Williaase bare, om. Thursday, Feb. G. Fra: 3, by the Rev. ‘Thomas Baker, Mr. Coun., to Miss Lome A. Gueue, of Williamsburg. Goprrey—Hyps.—At the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brookiyn, on Wednesday, Feb. 2, by the Rev. Samuel Haskins, Hesny H. Gopraey to Josurmxe E., eldest daugh ter cf James M. Hyde, Jr., both of Brooklyn. Hawxs—Brows.—At Bennington, Vt., on Wednesday, Feb. 2, by the Rev. Isaac Jennings. Mr. Wat. E. Hawks, of New York, to Miss Hsuiw E.,only daughter of the Hon: 8. H. Brown, of the former place. MaikewRs—Vaw Ness.—In Hudson, Columbia county, N. Y., at Christ church, by the Rev. William Watsua, (. Raven MaTauwss, Jr., of South Carolina, to Miss Jkansie Avmuse, only daightir of James K. Van Nees, b., of Columbia county, N. Y. SeamaN—Rapnes.—On Tuesday, Feb. 1, at St. Thomas’ chureh, by the Rey. W. F. Morgan, D. D.. Mr. Davin Ska- MAN to Miss SaRaw A, Baxanm, ail of this city. str, of Died. Brrex.—On Thursday, Jan. 3, at six o'clock, Eurkxon Bxuay, in the 74d year of her age. Her friends and relatives are rospectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afveruoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her sou, Michael! Breen, No, 369 Madieon street. California papers please copy. Baxgex.—Ou Thursday evening, Feb. 3, at half-past six o'clock, after a short ‘and severe iliness, Mrs. Euzancra Baxex, in the 82d year of her age. ‘The members of Columbian engine company No. 14 are respectfully invited to attend her faneral, tuis (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from St. John’s chursh, Varick street. Bowysr.—Oa Monday, Jan. 3!, Jang V., wife of Robert W. Bowyer, iu the 64th year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from st. Paul’s church, ou Buriex.—Un Friday, Feb. 4, Mrs. Amy Berigr, in the 68th year of her age. The foneral will take place on Sanday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the reektence of ber sister, Mra. Ves- trake, No. 853 Cumberland street, Brookiyo. Chillicothe and London, Ohio, papers please copy. Crarmax.—On Friday, Feb. 4, Emma Cuarmax, aged 13 years, 5 months and 4 days, eldest danghter of Jas. and Frances Chapman. | The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attend her funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, | at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 354 Bowery. | Cowsx.—On’ Friday, Feb. 4, of consumption, Parkick | Cowax, aged 28 years. i ‘His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from his late residenos, No. 239 Mulberry street, on Sunday aftersoon, at two o'cloc! PawcnrT.—Un Friday, Feb. 4, of consumption, Wm. K. Fawcrrt, in the 27th year of his age { Tue relatives and friends of the family are respoctfully | invited to attend bis funera), at bis father’s revklence, i No. 66 Pitt strect, on Sunday a&ernoon, at one o'clock. } Frqerarp.—On Friday, Fob. 4, PaTnick Frtzaxnann, aged 64 years, a native of Lismore, county Waterford, ire: | land. The friends of the family are respectfully requested to | attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 135 East | Broadway, on Sunday a(terpoon, at half-past one o'clock. | ‘Haxax.—On Friday, Feb. 4, James Hanan, youngest son | of Charles and Nancy Haran, aged 7 month3 and 5 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectful, Invited to attend thesuneral, from No. 9 this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘KusGswiLl.—Un Thursday eveulng, rort, only son of Thomas C. and Lizzie EF. Kin, crest grandson of the late Alierman Kingsmill, of Deal, | England, aged 2 years anct 6 months. i friends of the family, and of his. grandfathers, ‘Thomas Mitchel a T. C, Kingsmill, Senr .are respectial- | ly invited to attend bis funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at Talf past one o’clock, from the residence of his father, hation. Deal Telegram, aid other Kent papara (Eng) please copy: "Rlcmxac.—On Friday morning, Feb. 4, ANNE F:, wife o: John B. Moreatt, in the 41st year of her age The relatives aad frionds Of the fausiiy are vaspect{ull invited to attend tho funeral, on Suulay alteriovny a | B hali-past one o'clock, from her ‘ate residemee, No. ‘1 Second bu cet, without farther inv (waiion. MoGown.—On Thursday moro mg, Feb, 3, of coasump tion, Waemmnctox MeGown, sen 1 5. B. Motown. The relatives and friends of ‘be family are respectfully invited w attend his funeral, t) sis (Saturday) afternoon, at aud Third avenue, His reraaing will be interred in the Hecond street Cem Mointye®.—On Friday, Feb. 4, Paraick Mcinrrae, aged 18 years and 8 months, & yn of Patrick aud Aun Melatyre. 0 friends of the fr enily are rospectfully invited to ationd the feneral, on afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 104 Mot: street. Merrims —On Frid ay, Feb, 4, Atomsa, wife of Mr. David M. Murties, in the 4 4d yoar of her age. ‘The friends of 0 ,o family are respectfully invited to at tend ber funera’, on Sanday afternoog, at ove o'clock, from her late rf gidence, No. 196 Wast Ninotoenth street, | between Sever h and Eighth avenues. O'BRIEN. ny Wed , Feb, 2, Martin O° Daun, aged 19 yoars, 10, jponths and 1) day ° fune pai will take place on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, “yom his late reevlence, No. 13 West Twelfth street. * is remains will be taken to Greenwoot Cemetery. OF guy,—On Fi Feb. 4, ANS, daughter of Miles 50 Cents a Bre, Blait or rolay street, aud by Al ds” yyistas, Taimtavle ab and faunal O'Reilly, aged 6 years,2 months ard 26 days. she (ries of the family are mvited to attend the fune- * al, tbis (ee ) afernoon, at one o'clvek, from No. 148 West Thirty sixth street, Pricuany.—(m Thursday, Fev. 3, of croup, Mary S., only daughter of Jogoph aud Safah A. Pricnard, aged 9 years and 7 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of hor -The Paraguay Expedi- wa"! PC published at eleven o'clock for | M. McKicsie to Mies Margaret Brown. of? o'clock, from the resider ce of bis father, 106uL street | 1 pooidence, Imurel Hilz, Williamsburg, on Sunday, without | further eal King.—Un Friday, Feb. 4, cite sinG, wifs of Martett Rivg, io the 45th yeur of her age, a nai.s¢ of Kings coun- | ty, Ireland. . { The friends and relatives of the family are foquegttt | to attend her funeral, from her jute regidence, 4 Port Richmond, 8. I., without further notice. Her funera. Will lake piace on Sunday |, at one o'clock, Sviuvan..—On Friday afternoon, Feb. 4, at four o'clock, after a loug and severe illness, which he bore with Christian fortitnde, Conners EB. Scuuvan, son of Jobn And Bridget Sullivan, a native of thie city, aged 19 years, — 11 months and 27 deys, Bie friends, and thoae or his unchs, Joli, Patrick, and Maurice Quinian; H ‘Men’ Quinlan; also the Leg pote of the Young 's lic Benevolent jaton, are respectiull: Invited to atterd bis funeral, from the ‘residence of hie Pr No. 24 Rose street, on Sunday sftexnoon, at one District of Columbia pa tease 4 pers copy. Uvtox.—On Friday, Feb, 4) after @ longs Allness, the beloved wife of James Upton, aged 46 years. ot faperal wil take place from ner tate res#®. bee No. 7 eet, On " without further notlees Hee reas a OGM Calvary Cemetery, Wortms —On Friday, Feb. 4, Mr. Jou Feomucw onTaRs, aged 23 years, 4 menths ad 28 days ‘he friends & deceased, and the fricmts of tie: fareil are respectfully invited to attend Lig feneral, on Sunmay afternoon, at halt past ome o'clock, (rom he kaw rea destee, | with bie brother, Mr, Geary Wolters, Mo. 249 Blasceat street, corner of Coraclia street. MARRTAORS BY CASIFORNTA. Barxer—-bxcG.—ltr Nevade, Dee. 27, by ty Rew. J. H. Barker to Miss Mary’ Leggy. JUNPYY.—At i3e Moe, Los Angeles, Dec. 9, by phir ©. Fryer, Mr. Widtiate Beli to Miss: Kebecca naff. BoneR—Diwoon —In Stocktom, Jan. 1, My. Joba H. Bertier to Mre. Sewantha J. Dilwood. Comaives.—In Sax’ Francisco, Dec. 3¥, by the Rey. Mr. Willey, Norton Bhat to Georgina Cammnangs. Cizve—Sincierow.—At Sam Bernardino, Dec. 2, Mr. Edward P. Clyde to Miss Mary Singleton, CLAn®—=RRA! y Pather RPON.—-At GrasoVuiley, Jan. 2, Dalton, Mr. Jacob C. Clark to ties Julia Reardon. Corn wast—Baixy:—In San ¥rancisco, Jan: 5, vr the bg Gallagher, air, W. DO. Cornwail to Miss Uriaua DunEe—CurmNcox.-—At San Bornardino, Dec, 19; Mr. James D. Dorfee to Miso-Diantba Clemenson, Dovey—4iarnmt.—at the Stone church, in Saisem Vailey, by the Rev. P.O; Clayton, Hon, Juha’ Doughty to Maria A. Groh, both of Suisun Valley. JacKsox— Heciws.—At Gibsonville, Dec. 12, Mr. Willaré: ‘Jackson to Mrs. Helena B. Biggins. , Mckexsox—Horr.—At the Stone church, in Suisen» Valley, by the Rev. P. 0. Giayton, Captai Byron Nicker- son to Clara E Moyt, both of Saison Vali McKENez—Brown.—At Fort Tejon, Dec. “16, Mr. James \ Meyau—BeLpeaxary.—In San Franciseo, ab the residence of Capt. M. R. Roberts, by the Most Revered archbishop: Alemapy, Mir. Th, Lemmen Meyer to Mios Mariana O. Opeit—Kxtier.—In Sacramento, Jan. 4, by the Rev. A. Fairbairn, Jobn P, Odell to Mary Anu Catharine Kotler. Prant—Hircucocs,—At Coloma, Jan. 4, H. T. Plaut to Helen M. Hitchcock. Rsgour—Wittsox,—At Oak Grove, Amador county, Jan. 4, by the Rev. 8. W. Hull, W. H: Reeder to Sally’ Ana illgon. ToNGATE—SHACKLEZORD.—At Fi Monte, Los Angelos, Dec. } 26, by the Rev. R. ©. Fryer, Me. Hezekiah B. Tungate to Mubs Eveline B. Shackteford: ‘Trartox—Catimns.—At Pajaro, Dec. 28, by the Rev. C. V. Anhony, Mr. Charles D. Trafton to Miss Eliza Cathers, DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA. Batpwix.—In San Franeiaco,Jan. 6, 1”, M. Baldwin, aged 52 year In Shasta, Dec. 28, G. C. Fields, a: native of TELS Missouri. Hatanay.—In San Francisco, Jan. 5, Timothy Halaran, son of Timotby and Bridget Halaran, aged 3 yeure. Hau.—At Folsom, Jun, 3; Mary E., wife of Fred. G. Hall, of Portiand, Me. Hesse. —In San Franeisco; Jan. 6, George B, U. Hussey, a native of Nantucket, Mass.,aged 21 years and § months, Layroy.—In San Francisco, Jan. 8, of convulsions, Susannah, daughter of Francis and Mary Layton, aged 4 years and 6 months. large stock of low priee: | Reiderrain, both of San Francisco. Tuomrron.—In Sacramento, Jan. 5, William Thompson, & native of England, and a member of the theatrical pro- fession, aged about 40 years. MISCELLANEOTS. ‘A, move & BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. NEW STYLES—Prices from $60 to 6120, | ‘The best maebines im market. Umices, No. 495 Broadway, New ¥« we No, 168 Fulon sirest Brooklyn. TIENTION.—GIMBREDE’S SPECIMENS OF MBDICAL WONDER. w Bi aaltrheum, &e. Be ng nn forms of these diseases as water is 0 quench ulcers, ferer soren, the w the blood, liver ‘general cipient consumption, piles, dc., 40. Grand street. 15 cents per botiie. AttnO,¢ BRoTHE! 156 Bowery, tourth door above Broome street, ‘And 254 Grand sireet, corner of Obrystie, HAVE KEDUCKD THELK PRICES ‘As tollows:— BEST QUALITY YOUNG HYSON TERA, (The finest a ticle in_ marke Reduced from 8) cents to 72 ceuis per |b. CURIOUS YOUNG HYSON TEA, (Very delicate, and finely flavored.) Reduced from 72’ cents to 60 cents per Ib. EXTRA FINK YOUNG HYSUN TEA, (Sweet, strong and fragrant) Reduced from 60 cenu to 45 ceuts per pound. FINE YOUNG HYSON Tha, (Sweet and Reduced from 45 cents to 6 CURIOUS KOKEN UOLUAG TEA (Fiveis flavored, strong and light drawing,) Reduced from'5z cen 4 to 44 cen's per lu. EXTRA FINS hNGiicH BREAKFASE LEA, (hich sed fui favored.) educed trom 4 cents to % cents per It, Ab, GUNPOWDER AND HBON FEA (Uf the finest quality.) 4 fom $1 w 20 eauts per Ib. patofa: thirst. Alay old jorst cases of impurity ut debility, dy ein, in- Principal depot, No! 248 ) cents per lb. R IMPEERA street, ‘aud 251 Grand atree!, corner of Chryatie, Are eelliog ‘The finest quay of OOLONG TEA at # ecats per pound. The tives auality of BREABFASY SOUCHONG THA, at 48 cents per ponnd. ‘The finest quality ot OLD JAVA OOFF AK (rot daily), at 18 cents per pound. GUOD JAVA COP sb (roasted daily), at 16 eu. per pound. GUOD MARACAIBO: OUF FRE, roasted, datty) at i“ cents per pound. BLU At Best quality PO" ED UGAR, pr. Best quality WHat UYFRE SUGAR, ‘orices. UF! or variety, every variety, sated On draughs and in bottles. A GREAT CARD —LOGK IN. THE _DEMOCRATIC Age (Inonthly magazine) for February, a8 arKuM oa! Against ordinary paper and 1p favor of the’ medivated paver discovered, mabutactured and sold by J. U. GAYBETY, & CO., No. 4l Ann sueet. beware of imitavous, for Gaye: ame waiermarked fa ench sheet, acd bis autograph upom each label. TEY 'S, WEDDING AND VISITNG CARDS, notes, Ac. These celebrated curds splendidly engrazed, | can only be had at broadway, corner of Duane at. | NOTHER SUPPLY OF A CHARITY GREEN, sendy thig Mrwag. See opinions of the preea in this day’s rimane. | GREAT SENSATION bd ! A Has dean produce, vy CHARITY OKmAN. Sce comments of the press ia to-day Tribune. WONDERFUL AND GLORWUS BOOK A Says everybody, 0 ig tho pezusal of CHARITY Get it of any of the priacipal booksellers, T McLER'S, 605 RROADWAX.—THE 1 weddmg notes, firs tniroduced Janusry, ma erge heaps and endless vazely , 13,0. ‘me week; new styJas constan‘éy. VITAL WART SUPPLIED, on KOBN'S HEW STYLE OF | 1 Specimens 4 cards Qespatebod . Occupy diopahy, Doracrop mag | and tag collater camg art—Smbraciag tae good of all aystums, without their detoets, Tra up in compact caas “kkh directions tor prompt use by indeviduals and families. Vocker cases of sia remedies con ceased, making 12 qi missure; peice $1 4. a liberal dicount On packages of & dozen casos. Prapared only by " MENKY BARDS tuidioe and Park Busidiags, No. 6 Becksaan sweet, N. OOK! AVIKGS BOUGHT, SOLD OR Fjx chawnad, iD AUS QUABLIS, af the aid chariot +hor Nassau strect, Morgan's expose of freemasoury tor sale. i URDSALL'S ARNICA LINIMENT FOR BYAN3, Kead the ev ideac My daughter was scaiced with bot physician sald ebe prust die, 1 tained Lice liniment, which gave instant re! | end am bappy to — is perfectly well and) .ot searru. HAS. F. SONSEBULN , Statiooer, No. IV Nasssu aiheet, | i \ | Sale at S Beeoue's CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING M) CHINES. Princlyal office 489 Broad way. Reekman street. | (CURES SYRUE- THIS HYALTHY PREPARATION j containing uo on the weakest, | semale, with any kind of pains, diver or womb comp!stoia ARK’S SYRUP WILb, CURE ANY BLOOD COM Pe pintnieif lunge and bor ee are sound. It ts sure. Y ’8 SYRUP WI'.L, CURE ANY COUGH, ee eieeln aeforula. co general A6blihy or Jandice WLARK’S SYRUP ON WEAKLY CHILDREN 15 A SUR C remedy te strengthen and fat them up. Lt tseliooie, ana Mike wine w dria. ry VLARK'S “yRUP—FOR ANY TEADAGHA, Poul C ‘stornac),, three or four swallows will cure i, Tk has ire Vest certify ates ia Now York city and Stars, Aocuee Haye okiyn sali ery wa nae the a, 9, Kiroo' h sad, bls end New Jersey. : ] COLD, Her remaiva will be maven j | #8 Memes ae as MISCELLANEOUS, whet \OENS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRA’ COUEet ort ntl gaan tate a ya bience to the 0 “ Je meres woortnt CAs@. i oleic removed to Nos. 62 and 64 {, Mather ete Bie dvors west of Broadway. 11/8 AIR GAS LIGHT.—THIB I8 THE ONLY LIGHT | nes an {74 ts 66 per cent cheaper than any other lights eres enc svennoke or eel, wil burnin Sag pipe that coal gas will, i doors o, "tt Mot oF enol weather Se cian cn Bt Naat; can beseen at = "SKDEN & | S44 Broome street.” “PPI MAYES, & 0... wee ORSE OWNERS WOULD DO WELL, Fe, ye pote of Dr re Bat saves. life in case of colic, and la warr aaa ‘swellings, ol ae Reid pt orl 8 cents. ot oe | ders, "66 Coruandt street. Be oe | CTH ROBKMARY will restore hair ee | THE KOSEMAKY wil remove daadrull Te Ros! MARY bea bot ag od; ; ng to alt a clean, ne — dividuale who have used it wid eee. an ‘Dot saSetied, (Age Hoy oa Let | you ar deal geause ae ULDING.. ” Boston, Mase. | _ Bold by cealera generally. Lobe cope bates a4 AND MOUSTACHES PRO- auced by m; juent. rf bottle: seut to’ any address. aus ins RK. ies GRAHAM, Is Aen streets A DHOUSES. 68 AND MADHOUSES MANEAOS AND Mapuovens. 81X MAG SIFICENT ENGRAVINGS: SIX MAGMEFICENT ENGRAVINGS. SIX MaGNHVICENT ENGRAVINGS, u ASYLU49, LUNATIO air ‘AST LUMS. AT BLCOMINGDALE AN 1 AT BLCOMINGDALE AND BrAGewEeee BLAND, AT BLOOMINGDALE AMD BLACK WE! a THREE CENT PBH COPY Ust a BE BOLD“GREAT BARGAINS.—CL/ M vate AKER, Ue $id" business conte w8 90" puns Bi Leth a ato order cvlow Tales, astral. UR AMBRICAN COUSIN —IF YOU ARE SUPFERL € ) from seough, ant etyat visiting Laces Keene's theres pry vide yourvell with tox of 2OWRIS” compound cong cra im. Youwdll then brnble to witness tet admirable per- Jory vupee In perlect comfort. Bold by all ¢giste, in, 18 mind. 25 ce “t boxes; wholesale ai 23 Broadway, #. ¥. Local agen wom ed pats ERVE—Ws NEGVOUS ANTIPO’ OPM ler nervous tradache, seitopay, nourarpacaad Ait eae vous a Tections; we refund theprire ff not bee! ; those tow- poor te buy cab Rave it gratth: JOHN P(N 2CO.. sole pro- prietors , 9 Naomn street. Eyes, Brooklyn. RES] “NYATION WATCH™S. dust received, gome very beartiful atches, iv new at, vles of cagen, euttable fe preseiilation; #ary supeemes* Umeheop ‘rs For sale by GK, C. ALDBN, Importer; 415 Broadway, one door below Canal sireet, ‘Pormerty 1h Vail etreet. NGER? | BEWING Bev ety oe SS" every mn ‘who begins the-year pureinaing. { E1NGNR Swewing machices will bs 000 better off theyear end «. PM. SINGER & OU, 458 Bread JINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. la point of beauty durability, perfection of work, ama muchives can ompare with BINGER’S, machines ut gr eatly reatsed prices. 2 1. 28 SINGER & 00, 452 Broadway. JNOKR’S S| {WING MACHINES, Wor atl ma aufacturiog purposes havea great reputation one . All tho ‘products of thes® machines sctvedemand ab extra prices: tame INGER & 00.; 458 Broadway. TERBOSCOPR 8 AND VIEWS. BECK EL BROTHERS, 19 Publish, manufach ire apd 4 the ments om gloss and paper, country a bem terms. RAGEDY OF , ERRORE.” A-NEW Di FENDESDOF THE PRODANG: ‘THE SUL ‘LIME AND RIDICULOUS, “TRU.TH WILY PREVAIL.” ecent tri 1 acted the members “he adem ¥ gf Matinee of this John street, best vier and ‘Keep the larzest ‘stock in The 1 facuity and fa ‘pom morteas ‘alco tine Mou, one of ike most abe and egenuse ‘of tas or any ober aga, ‘de eminent and ein cians, Dra. Beale and mayen yom unable to 96 to the mmrediate hence tavied the mo- Won ailing tor ue inv leaving the public cdi} in the ng, sublime actors propowtor and a= fucturer ofa popular pill, made afer a recipe said tof these ‘chetamere-peiea tee, appication at or lungs, In de- from: the suddei healing of ax ulcer, or the sto} ‘where these avenues of impurities ‘had 2 when the lunge have become in (he habit of throwing phlegm, lor seme montas or years, it is equally the use of astringent remedies twsuddentt ja N. ¥. Herald of. they have | been ded we Dave never known taem fail in remo mug tiber- Culous deposite, and restoring the unhappy eomausa, Bewed heel. ‘Lhe use of Radway’s Remedies will PURTFY AND RQUAL- Ti the circulabon of Wve blood. ‘ihe use of asics piive wo re- | he the nitrat- of siiver, either tlrough the tubes or-by. the ap- plication of the provang, we denounce as unsafe aad Tall chtoumsuness, nor can we agree with the opi- pretsad by the Senator Doctor, in bis geomd cha- SRENDLA OF TLE PROBANG, 2 acivertisement, from whieh the octir Loidly commen probang ia tue (oliowing laaguage— T believe that, with reference to the cage in weesiion, pre- vious to the last hp; on ie tumor had ma la considerable progress. Lt was (his wiiuh cecasioued Ue pe uilarseasitive- Bese ta the part—the provang Was innoceme, image that thie case, which ay, alarmed 80 many, abould mea: ighave made & convert of me.” We would respectfully ask the Senator Dector an what be -yihis belief? Did be make an ex mv aaiioa of the de~ broat at any time “previous to the inst application’® of the probang? or was-be presemt at the po st mortem examina tion Doctors Mott, Besie and Alexander Me itt, ip their to . the Academy, after a.thorongh and searcd it’ , ie | usect om, ‘that ar » eveb tamor existed tyr mdeve to the apply proveng, and Dr. Mott the e'der Sartber stated there were O99 taptome of hot bave beeu esta! within ‘Tbesewator Doctor tus condemms the appication of. opis w ulcers issues, tumors, £0, sad ase reclaim Bap senshi ry which. fantringe 18 —" mnocent, eos ” we tbaen ¥ plte the. womean. A convest of me’ ntto wha The probang, which be pronounees “inno "or tothe eed of kn as a applied Dy Mean sot the probang, wi ©. wouks wegen. Mt Doctor caerisa the weak “rearlys* ft bim for escape; had could pot save 87810 B08 & god cyie jikes said nd) natursd, ‘Ne natural maamer, by resworing DK A natural seeretion “of the bile, mach aud bowels W the healthy performance of their duties. A person, Bowey o weak ang Hervous, or costive, will ind, alter texiuga cose of Tt i regulating pills, that the evacuations ‘roma thelr? awele to be regular alter bey disooutnve thet Use. Ao drasde purg- Inga, no cramping palbs, wo irv.tauon of the Mr guoza membrane, nO Weakness, Bo the use of W pe othe © ed regulating the liver chert, fu uli cases where (by | senting, tightness, hacking coughs Aifliemty of expectorating er raising phlegm, pain and wearnes@, sore thront, wil giv" s facuedlate ease to And 10 cases where ihre are tumors, wears, sore, er acme oF vb i or Oheeaie ‘aualastox as, acro~ r f hod cline Kadway's ready roliet recevating resolvent orregt yale arrest and cure. We have invivd the mecioal tae sky te test our remedies im the Noephials ot the sick; and if, ator dae trial they nore found more warty mire ‘fica Seum-ctn the teataout of ‘ik diseases in which they wore use J than the medicines employod by the regular doctors, te come peidly out and denounce thom. If on the vier hand, ‘Ray wers fowwd to posseas the merita we lium for ther, to peorde know it Wo shriak frog Bo eatinfostioa either of the Werular acuity or layrecn, and are Feady at aif aes totes a, our ‘a. cihers, and before @ Cong Asm of tke most eunhoent in the would, 6 <a servant, ATWAY & CO., 162 Patton stress, N.Y. NO COAL OIL, “AAKERS— WANTED, CRUDE COAL T oul, crude waptha, &c., ac. Apply OMAP SN RDES “4 CO., 444 Broome #.reet. 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