The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1859, Page 5

Mr. Stanley—Am I on trial here? Mr. Bowes, —Wohat is your name, sir? See ir, Bowen— . Mr. Stanley—This is mere’y an attempt on the par: of Birney to relieve himseif from bis own villuivy. Mr. Birney (to witneas)—Were you ever asked by per- 20ns outsn® not to arrest parties? A. Yee, sir. Mr. Bowen—These questions must not be asked; wo are not to try citizens here, Mr. Stanley—If Mr. Birney will answer bow much money Thave given bim, he will have enovgh to do vefure be gets tbrough with this subject. I make the open declara- tion that Thave given him hundreds of doliars. Hyde by evasions, prevarications and contradictions, tosay jerjuries. Witnesses disposeit to tell the truth pa pat in nyo ors coudition of ve pitind ouina! ep the iaw crenneann , Sema nese wore deterred from testify! ‘ankly and @andidly by the apprehension of iwjarioas conseq to themselves. But, notwithstanding these im > the comm,ttee were able to coi cct « mass of facts which ‘they sobiait will fully sustan the charges and spectfica- tions made in the outset of the report There ts no pre- tence of economy by the Commissioners in any branch of ‘the department. “Men are emp'oyed not because they are competent for the duties devolved upon them, or are galled for by public necessity, but merely to reward broken dow or hackneyed politicians. To this way, and Mr. Birpey—Then yoo hie if you say so. by usurping authority by violation of nw, the expenses of | _ Mr. Stanley—{ will Bx you before you got throuzh, the police have been largely increased aince the act went | Witness (continuing)—I have been asked by the ser- {nto operation, whiie there {3 less security for property and lite than under the old police system. Bat it is uane- cessary to dwell further on the subject. It seems to us that no candid man, woatever muy be his party predelic- tions, can entertain a doobt that the sctropolitan Police Act Was a picce Of pernicious legislation; that the organiza- tion of the force under it was i!!-advised and indefensible, and that its operations have been onerous and burthen- seme to the people of Now York aud Brooklyn, and proju- dicial to the public interest. THE POLICE CORRUPTION INVESTIGATION . BEFORE THE COMMISSIONERS. INTERESTING DBVELOPEMENTS—IHE MAYOR'S SQUAD BECELVLS MONEY CONTRARY TO THE RULES OF THE DEPAR(MENT—SERGEANT BIRNEY IMPLICATED—A BATCH OF CHARGES ON THE TAPIS—AN HONEST POLICEMAN MAKES A CLEAN BREAST OF IT—MR. MARCUS C. STANLEY TURNS UP AGAIN—BE SAYS HE HAS PAID BIRNEY HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS—A LITTLE LIGAT ON METROPOLITAN POLICE MAT- TERS, KTC,, ETC. ‘The investigation which has now been three days in ‘progress before the Police Commissioners, produced yes terday some interesting developements as to the manner ia whieh the Mayor's squad has been in the habit of doing business. The investigation originated in a complaint made by Sergeant Birney against officer Wynkoop, and has taken rather a wide range, assuming more the shape of atrial of Mr. Birney, as thus far more evidence has apparently been adduced against him than any one else. In fact, from a statement of one of the witnesses yester- day, a separate investigation into Mr. Birney’s cage was ordered by Mr. Bowen. ‘The first witacsses—officers I. Place, Richard Orpheus, P. 8. Fowler, Seaman Neiss and McArthur—did not know apything of officers of the Mayor's squad having received money for the performance of their duty outside of their salarics. One or two of them would not believe the wit- nees Brandt under oath. Officer Bustced testified that he had heard that Sergeant Birney bad gone to a man named Brady, under indictment for selling obrcene books, and wauted him (Brady) to go to the biuj or’s oltice and be (Birney) would get the indict- ment quashed. Witness had told a Str, Long to tell Brady not to have anything to do with Birney. Mr. Birney—it will all be expiained, Mr. Bowen. The fact is, Bir. Stanley came to the Mayor’s office and wanted to know if there was an indictment, and if the evidence ‘oyed. ‘This is not tho first nor the last Stanley bas tempted me tuto mischief arg bow I made out; do not know what they meant y Officer James W. Hall sworn—Does not know of any cases where sergeants have demanded or oflicers have received money. Q. Do [ny recollect leaving five dollars in Birney's hands in the Mayor’s office one day, and saying you under- stood that the men were to divide with the sergeants? A. Nox recollect paying him three dollars that { borrowed, Just as I would pay any other borrowed money. uo Birney—Do you recollect the Pete Dawson case? es. Q. Did he give you ten dollars? A. No, sir. Q. Do phd recollect coming into the Mayor's office and sbaking hands with me, leaving five dollars in my hand, and baying that you understood the mon were to'divite ? No, sir. This witness was examined at some length as to what he borrowed the three dollars for; and, at the conclu sion, Mr. Bowen seemed to "think he had equivocated con siderably, he having represented that he sometimes used his own money for the purpose of buying policies to de- tect the venders, for which he was not reat by the city. Tho case was here adjourned to 11 A. M. to day, when further interesting developements are expected. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Understanding that my namo was used to-day, on the trial of Mr. Wynkoop before Police Commissioner Bowen in connection With Mr. Stanley, to the effest that I asked Dim to get an indictment aganst me quashed,I beg to state that until after that testimony was givon I never saw or spoke to Mr. Sianley in my life, to my kaowledge. Mr. Stanley was introduced to me at 124 o'clock to day for tho first time, and from what I can learn of the testimony, the ‘statement of Sergeant Birney, as regards myself, is entire- ly falge and without foundation. F, A. BRADY, Non-Arrival of the Europa. Sanpy Hoox, March 4—Midnight. There are as yet no signs of the steamship Europa, now due off this point with Liverpool dates of the 19th wil. Weather cloudy, Wind fresh and blowing from the west, Savaxnan, March 4, 1859, Tho yacht Wanderer is advertised for marshal’a sale on the 12th inst. It is rumored that fifty of the Afrindhs brought by her have been arrested in the lower portion of Georgia, but the story is doubted. Death of Charies Sampson, the Publisher, Boston, March 4, 1859. Charles Sampson, of the publishing tlrm of Phillips & Sampson, died yesterday at his residence in Brookline, of Consumption, at the age of forty-one years, Lynching Outrage in Kentucky. likwssvittp, March 3, 1859, ~ The mob tast night broke into the juil, and seizing Tho- mas 8. Low, confined there for protection, shot him dead. Low was the individual who yesterday mado the attack in the Court House upon Prosecuting Attorney Maxwell, and crime, Mr. Bowen—I would suggest that you had better let ‘this go as a separate matter, to be tried at some other e. Mr. Stauley—The object is simply that this statement should be published to my detriment. Mr. Birney, however, wished to make the statement, and Mr. Bowen according!y swore bin. Mr. Birney then said—So I determined if I could to catch Stanley, and pretended that the evidence was de- stroyed, and then wanted him to pay me the money, Mr. Bowen-—What money ? Mr. Birney—The money for so doing which he had promised; he pretended that he had not got the money of the man and would not pay it; the evidence was in the Recorder's sate; [ afterwards called upon Brady, and he did not know of any money to be paid, or of any agree- ment with Stauley; he was very anxious that the indict ment should be quashed, as he liad gone into a respectable ‘business; I told lum to bring the evidence that this man had offered to compromise this thing, and I would see Mr, Wiunt and have him attended to, but Mr, Blunt was too busy to attend to it. " /) Mr. Stan'ey—I would like to ask the witness one ques- tion. He never spoke to me in his life. Ibis a lie out of Cotton Ship on Fire. New Orvxans, March 3, 1859. The ship Vanguard, lying at Algiers, opposite this city, took fire last night between decks, and it is feared, will be wholly destroyed. She cleared yesterday for Cronstadt, and has 41,000 bales of cotton on board. Her cargo is doubtless insured inKurope. The vessel belongs to J. W. Philips, of New York, and is of about 1,200 tons burden, Markets. Naw Oateays, March 3, 1859, Cotton firm: sales to-day 6,000 bales; middling llc. a 1134c. Sugar steady: fair to’ fully fair 6140. 26%. Mo. lasses 8230, Flour firm: gales of 4,000 bbls. at $6, Corn active: eales of 11,000 bushels at 82c. a85c. Pork dull; meas, $17 75, lesa beef—Sales of 60 tierces at $18. Coffee firm: sales of 8,800 bags at lc. a 11%c. Freights—Cotton to irae ten whole cloth. JAVANNAA, March 3, 1859. Mr. Bowon—This matter had better be left to a separate The sales of cotton to-day were 2,025 balos, the market examination. closing with an advancing tendency. Sales of the weck 9,500 bales. Receipts of tho week 5,200 bales, against 12,500 in the corresponding weck last year. Increased receipts at this port 182,000 baica; do, at all the ports, 000. Steck at Savannah, 69,500 bales, Savanwan, March 4, 1859. The sales of cotton to-day were 510 bales; holders ac- mand an adyance on the jower qualities, which checked operations, ‘Mr. Philips (to witness)—Do you know of any officer of the Mayor’s equad sar ae to procure books from apy book firm for any purpose! ‘Witness—That’s a personal matier (hesitating); Sor- | 258, geant Birney requ me to cet him $30 or $40 worth of books; Ido not know for what purpose; he made com- Plaint ‘against me for neglect of duty, which was not Bub- stantiated; I donot know whether it was intended that the books were to be presented; he knows best; I heard Brandt say that he “had Sergeant Croft, and would follow him up until he broke him; 1 would not take his word. Mr. Bowen—I would suggest that that case about Brady be pat down for trial on Tuesday. ge ‘was #0 understood.) oe hocks canter you pain for them? oO Ve You As wnlers i bat ae Bowen--Do you mean to insinuate that this waa attempt on the partof Mr. Birney to get the books without paying for them? A. Ido not think they would haye been bald for if I got them; I think he would have them out of me. bar ‘Mr. Birney—I never expected to get the money from Ciantestox, March 3, 1859, ‘The ales of colton to day were 3,800 bales: salcs of the ‘week 22,000 bales, the market closing at 2c. a 340. better prices on the week; good middling 113(¢.; sales of cotton at noon to-ay were 2,000 bales; yesterday's sales of cotton were 5,250 bales. Rice buoyant atan adyance on ee auarch 3, 1859. Fiour acuve awa in spocufS(S"demand: alta 9,000 bbls. at $5 75 a $6 for superdine on the spot, and $3 a $6 25 for April delivery. Market cloeed buoyant. Wheat active, and advanced 8c. Whiskey declined 34c., and is selling at 2c. Pork dull: no demand for mess. Bulk pork—300,000 Ibs. sold at 740. a 810., and 50,000 Iba, sides at 83<¢. for April delivery. Lard dull at'113c, a Oftoe 1130. Blackwell, Hector Moore, Black and Davis were 78 reap ‘sworn, but developed ho Tight on the case, a ptain James M. Leonard sworn—I have been captain Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor Twenty-aixth precinct sinco January 8. be Do you Cae whether there bad been, prior to your taking command there, any attempt on the part of the ser- ts or the men to divide moucy? A. I only know it fom ‘what Mr. Wynkoop said; I had heard intimations of eral character. *e From whom did you hear them? A. From officer Brandt, Mr. Van Arsdale, who camo to me, I think, at the solicitation of Sergeant Birney, who said he was present on an occasion when Sergeant Croft demanded moncy of either Goylor or himself. Q. Do you know of any officer of police having received money for his services other than his salary? A. Of my own Koowicdge Ido not, sir; Lonly know those ete! charges; { was informed by the Mayor, the Mayor's Clerk, Marshal Stephens, and by both of the ser- geants, that there wore men connected with the force ‘who neglected all thelr duties for the pul of stay inj around there and picking up lottery and ticket cases, an’ settling them without their reaching the Mayor; somo of them said these men could not be beaten away with a club; I know of one case where the oillcer tried to com- promisea felony after the magistrate had held all the parties; I bave made complaint of that ofllcer to the Com- missioneré; ho was one of the men that I bad been watch- ing to catch in this matter; Marshal Stephens said it was ‘atterly impossible to get any one of these men to go out and serve a notice; Sergeant Croft compiained that the men would not obey his orders; I was informed that these men would not do anything,cise except it was a caso where they could make money; yet these men come here and tay that they never knew of any one officer making strop.—This, the genuine article, has never been equalled for rodtcln ie keenest possible edge ‘wo @ razor. For sale by J. ae SAUNDERS, No.7 Astor House, Cure Your Cough.—25 Cents, 5 avenue, near Fourteenth sircet, The Most ate onan of the Day. pape mi 5 Published by FIRTH, POND & OO., 647 Broadway. For ale by ail male dealers in ike United Staten" Shirts.The Celebrated French Yoke Shirts, made to order, sewed by hand, and warranted to fit, at BAL- LOU BROTHERS, 409 way. Shirts-—301 Broadway, Fullerton’s Gentle= jen’s furniehing house.—Supertor shirts made (o order by |, Waraanted to fit; gloves, hosiery, &c. Shirts Made to Order, Sewed by Hand and ‘warranted to fit, at JACKSON & PURDY’S shirt warehouse, 647] Broadway. Positively the Last Afternoon and Evening of BANVAED'S DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM. Ladies’ Morning Class at Henry Gebhard’s = and Calisthenic Institutioa, Stuyvesant Institute, way. money outs do of his ealary. Spring Styles in English Scarfs, De Join- Q. Have you heard of any seemingly well authenticated | vijies, cravate,t Toutar and Tooele at MOODY'S Shirt Empo- asot A. Ihave. rium, 963 Broadway. Mr, Bow: n—I would suggest, as a Commissioner of Po- lice, that in any seemingly well authenticated cases you Rich, Rare and Elegant Clothing, ‘will make complaints, in your capacity as captain of po- To order or ready made, lice, against these ‘men before you leave the office to-day. at aatonlehion ov Rett é oe of I want you to make charges against any ofilcer of police Ko. ty jie! Soctway, - 3 Le ave ea to believe Las been guilty of these Opposite # Paul's cht le practices. Mm Pairney What did Mr. Van Arsdale say to you? A. Paris Boots, Shoes and Gaiters Just Ree He said that there was one case where he was prosent | ceived from Melies, by EUGENE FERRIS, bootmaker, 62 when Inga did demand and receive money; it was | Nassau street, Sergeant a Phill id he say anything about money borrow- Smithsonian» House, Broadway, Corner of ed by pe yap rtrd e Houston street.—ilotel accommodations on the European Oflicer James MeCloud’ sworn—Q. Have plan. you heard of forgeante of the Mayor's squad demanding money of the men? A. Yes; officer Brandt told me that a sergeant had By ponies Pid ‘ Fr Q. Have you knowledge of any officers recciving money aside from their salaries? A. Yea; 1 have received mo- ry myselt. Le. wen—Well, this ism rava avis. Officer McCloud—} was told outside that I had better not tell the truth for fear I would be broke: but Psaid I did not care, aud that I could not swear that I had not re- ceived money when I know that I bave. . Mr. Bowen—Well I have a respect for you, Mr. McCloud; ‘but you are not obliged to answer these questions as to yourself uniess you choose, Q. What is the largest sum you have recoived? A. Wheeler & Wilson's Machines, Broadway, N. Y, Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent wie Se ert a, eave April to G6 Murray street, Corner Dots plas» ATRIOK, Herring's Patent Champton Fire ‘And burglar proof safes, 261 Broadway, corner Murray at., NY, A. Grandjean, Advice and Consultation Salen eae ea ey pee 3 wrest, from iway. . How long have you been on the police? A. since Sieh ulated Udall Roacana es OH ests trea saree | EGRET RET eR PE . What su) is the aggregate amount you . nits received? ‘Ar do not know; Hare nov ba it jae drugs, medicines and perfumery. H oll parties inter: 5 ay wens 0 they? AT ws om wish, ato {maplicate any- BE ern hh Seite € Chi we a 23 ouey anit received Wt from mo; Twas told when 1 went Corder of Hight avenne and Twenty cighin greet ‘that I had not come there in a good timo; I only re- canal there about four months; went there on tho | Campbell's Turkish Hatr Tonic, 25 Cents ‘16th of April. here told the case of his ‘sent Bre boiie to be had 2 at CAMEBELL'S drug slore, corer ack to ward Tianints Todas amet a TR Eighth ayenue ty atreet, ‘What other men have received money’ Oink hore faaman of the whole ayuad, from the seryoant Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical 3 ou know that the sergeants received money? A. instraments waar ora ay eterna | mye gee ee ~~ Fd asda es — ‘Triecopherous ‘made; he has often asked me ¢f I had not done pretty wot | yg BOSrY’s is the Best and sums received for their ser- meet be ue hate aja aa fs fad ong Q. Do you know that either of the sergeants ever heard 4 nein tio caer Ba ead abe Siseny, mitrerniarmane "= an & ¢ asked, who made the most money to-day? T did nob make . . Ratcholor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess— vainly low mi 3; . int =- = | een fas the Toutoration of moacy from » iieeet Bok, rlled Biden at 36 conta per om cr rier? A Thaw ties een tuk a ieee eae frverety bow ble symptoms of & weak Mr. Birney—a, Did you ever receive for ar- Testing porties in lottery cases? A. 1 py Me heyy ante Yor; five dollars, one hho noyer gave me any money but thay om policy cade Dye, 50 Cents a Box, Black or brow) Barciay ptrvet, aud all druggies, Arctic olutmonk NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1859. ‘The New York Weekly Herald. AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON AND ALBANY-—NEWS FROM Y¥UKOV#, CALIVORNIA, C2 -TRAL AMBKICA, NEW CEANADA, THE SOUTH P CIFIC, MEXICO, CURDS, WEST INDIRS, BTC.—TEE PAKAGUAY RxPE- DITION—THE SICKLES TRAGEDY AT WASHINOTON— LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS—-LATBST IN- TALLIGED CB—MARKKT4, ETC, BTC. ‘The Werxty Hemet will be published at ten o’oteck this . Its contents will etabrace among other things, the Msirs in Washington and Albany; the Closing gs of the Thirty-Gifth Congress; News from Surops, California, Nicaragua, New Grauada, Central America, tae South Pacific, Veneznela, Mexico, Culm, the West Indies, 40.; the Paraguay Expedition; Important from Buenos Ayres; Full Pasticulare of the shooting of Philip Barton Key, Esq., by Hon. Dante! I. Sicktes; Very Late rom Hay*t; Terrible Cataa- trophe on the Missiselppl; Exp'omion of the Steamer Princess, Two Hundred Persons Lost and Miselag; Lutest News by Tela graph; Editorinis ou Leading Topics of the Day; Financial, Com- meroial, Religious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Intelli- gence; Weekly Review of tho New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; togetier with » large variety uf interesting local and miscellancous items. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can ve had at the counter. Price six cents. The Latest Craw of the Legalized Lotte Hea, aa reported to WOOD, EDDY £CO., MANAGERS OF THB DELAWARE, GZORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, Oficial Drawings, by Telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERY ES. Tho snbseribero, Co: appotnied by the Governor of the State of Delaware to superintend the drawing of a lot. tory authorized by the 1 ware, having tals day attended the drawing of the Lottery the benedit of the state of Dela- ware, Co bereby oer’ that the following are the ni which EBay ped, trom the ee Kxrma Crass, NO, 101, Mancu 4, 1899, €0, 11, 48, 63, 6, 10, 83, 86, 71, 72, 4, 25, 96 1ass No, 162, Mancu 4, 1899, 19, 43, 90, 47, 71, 13, 65, 1, 24, 23, 9, 58, 3. And that the said numbers were drawn in the order In which they etand above Witness our hands, at Wilmington. Del, this Friday, March 4, 1880. =GEURGE © GORKDOS, ALEX. PORTER, Comm{safonera, JOS, SEAL, GEORGIA LOTTERIES. The subecrivers, omumissioners appointed to muperintend the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lotiers, Co kereby certify that the following are the sumbers whloh were this day arawa (rom the wheel, viz:— Crass No. 160, Maxcn 4, 1999, 85, 75, 19, 57, 8, 1, €6,°8, 63, 10, 6, 18, 2. Oras No, 160, Extra, Mascn 4, 1859, 65, 69, 73, 80, 36, 54, 75, 59, 74, LI, 9, 3, 62. And tht the said numbers were drawn in the order in which they sland above. sepia hands at Aueusta, Ga. this, Friday, March’ 4, LP: DUG AS," Commisaon ers. mington, Delaware, x wi Woop, EDDY & co. { il ‘Aujeala, Georgia. Gentlemen’s Hats, Spring Style, for 1859, will nr! ae be issued and sold by ESPENSCILEID, 115 Nas- sau street David's Spring Style of Gentlemen's Hats now ready. Salesroom 299 Broadway, near Duane street. Spring, 1859.—Leary & Co. Introduce their spring style of gentlemen's silk hats this day, Nos. 3,4and6 Astor House, Broadway. Storm & Co., 178 Broadway. under Howard Motel. will introduce their spring style of gentlemen's hats this day, March 5, Spring Styles Gents’ and Children’s Hats end caps, us large a variety as can be found in this city. ‘Tho public are invited to examine. KELLOGG, Manufacturer, 881 Canal street, Its Out-Mealio’s Hat for Spring. Compari- son Is invited. Call and see for yourselves. at 416 Broadway, corner of Canal street. Genin’s Spring Style. AY > GENTLEMEN'S HATS ‘Will be miroduced THURSDAY, MARCH 3. GENIN, 507 Broadway, Adjoining Genin’s Bazaar, For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest novelties in gentlemen’s furnishing goodés—GREEN, shirt and furnishing store, No 1 Astor A.W. team yenanietemn Sa at Retail by, a sationermekets leaaie, only by HARD FABER, CALLAMAN—Fatooy. Monday evening, Belde%s mother, Mr. Tiowas T. Cattanays ef Weer. Conn., to Miss AxwA Maria Fatioox, of tid city eee? Coorgr—Bapizy.—On Weare 7 tame i vy. Choreh/of the Annunciation, by the Rey. Samuel Seabury, Mr. Canuzs H. Coores to Manis Tanusa Hapier, all of this city. Tonaer—Sarnn.—On tg March 3, by the Rev. J. E. Rockwell, Joux W. Honsrt to Aayez V., daughter of Jobn P. Smith, Esq., all of Brooklyn, PutNaM—MENpELL.—On Thursday, March 3, by the Rev. ‘Wm. Figenbrodt, A. V. Las W. Potnam, of Leavenworth, K. T., to Prisciita A., daughter of H. Mendell. Sanprorp—Laing —On Thursday, March 8, by Friends’ ceremony, WiisiaM M. Sanprorp, of New York city, to Puree H. Larsa, daughter of Isaac W. aud Mary H. Laing, of Prospect Hill, near Plainfield, N. J. Birth, Macorotry.—On Friday, March 4, the wife of Mr, Alex- ander Macgrotty of a daughter. Died. AiiEy.—On Thursday, March 3, Saran Jaye, daughter of Ira A. and Sarah A. Allen, aged 2 months and 16 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 197 thd Fiftieth street, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock. Bortox.—On Friday, March 4, Exxey Borrow, in the 63d pear of her age. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood cemetery for jpterment this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The frien¢s of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her iate residence, No. 153 Forty-second street. ', March 4, Taomwas Brapy, @ native of county Longford, parish of Granard, Ireland, aged 17 years and 8 months, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, also those of his brothers, Francis, John and James, also those of his brothers-in-law, Charles Neeson and Thomas Sullivan, are requested to attend the funeral, on Sunday after: noon, at one o’clock, from the residence of his mother, No, 222 First avenue. Crank.—On Friday, March 4, of irritation of the brain, Wri ©, A. Crakk, only son of Wm. and Fanny A, Clark, aged 7 months and 4 days. The funeral will take place at two o’clock, this (Satur. day) afternoon, from the residence of his parents, No. 438 Second avenue, His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Cusv.—On Friday, March 4, Mra. Euzapgra, wife of Jobn F. Cleu, Esq. The relatives and frionds‘of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after- boon, at haif. one o’clock, from No. 37 Kast Eleventh street, near Third avenue. Copprxetox.—On Thureday, March 3, Ann, wife of James ed in the 66th year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend her funeral, without further notice, at her lato residence, No, 18 West Twelfth street, near Seventh avo- nue, today (Saturday), at 12 M. Her remains will bo taken to Woodbridge, New Jersey. Co1gay.—On Thursday, March 3, Taomas Corgan, after a long and severe illness, aged 85 years. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend bis funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, cornér of 125th street and Third avenue, Harlem, without further notice, Cox.—On Fricay morning, March 4, Mrs. Marmma Cox, im the 60th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, without further notice, from tho residence of her son-in-law, Benjamin M. Stil- well, No. 128 West Thirty-fourth street, on Sunday afternoon, at balf-past one o’clock. Interment in Green. Gatoway.—On Friday morning, March 4, of bronchitis, Caartes, only child of Samuel and Mary Jane Galloway, aged 4 months and 23 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at ono Cs ne ta the residence of his parents,jNo. 631 Hudson ‘eet. California and Western pa please copy. Harrnton.—At Bergen Ent, Tindeon City, Hudson coun. ty, N. J., on Friday, March 4, Mrs. A. J. Suort, wife of Harriseon, and grand neico of the late David Crock- att, Esq. Bue b On Pride at berg it pee child of DER. larch 4, the only Geor; and Julia Loader, aged 13 months and 6 days. i ‘The friends and Tle the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) after- noon, at one o’clock, from No. 1 Orchard street, Lonrs.—On Friday, March 4, Marta Caruariva Ger. acpe, daughter of Nicolaus and Johanna Carolina Lohrs, The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully {Bvited to tend the funeral, from No, 212 Fulton treat, Juaday afternoon i] o'clock, \- out farther Invitations al etsy ves Maycock.—In this city, on Friday morning, March 4, af- ter a short iiness, Saurus, Mavcocr, im the 69th year of age. Alls friends and acquaintances are ly invited to attend tho funeral, from his late lence, No, 621 Second avenue, between Thirty-eeventh and Thirty-eighth streets, on Monday morning, at eloven ‘k, without further invitation. — The remains will be fo Trinity cemetery for interment. Mraaney.—At Jackgonville, Fia., of consumption, Loves Watproy Meoanxy, daughter of the late Alex. ey. lor remains will arrive by the steamer Alabama, from bates new Notice of the fanoral in Sunday’s Hxxatp and }@ Monda; giitiae dn Brey, March 3, Ronat Mruum, aged those of the family, also the members of oars, wt ra Engi Co No. 34 pectfully invitod lowar gine Company, No. are'resy lly inv! toattond the funeral thie (Saturday) afternoons at two o’clock, from his late residence, No, 52 Downing stroct, near Varick, Moos —On Thursday, March 3, after a short {ilxess, Jamas Moon, aged 76 years, 8 months and 9 days. ‘Tho frienda of tho iy, and members of Lafayette L C4. and A. ¥., and of Adelphi Chai Se. iss RAM APO reepectully invited to iy nar ee rat, from the residexce of bts son, John H Muoa, No, 117 ‘West Twenty -Orst sect, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, Be! rte Charadar, March 8, Wruuam Morruy, year of his age, Avative of the county Fermanagh, pariah of foptebitien ws 7 His friends and relatives are requested to attend his fu eral, on Sun’ay afternoon, at two o'ciock, without fur ther notiee, from bis rosivence, No. 143 First avenae, Hus remoing will be taken to Calvery cemetet MeBaips —On Fricay, March 4, after a esvere vi 89, Wiiam McBrivg, « notive of Ireland, aged 43 yess ano 6 months. The friends and those of his family are respectfully in- vited to attend the fuperal, om Sunday, from bis sa residence, No. 116 No:th Fifth street, amsburg Perry —Oo Friday, March 4, Mrs. uzanserm Perry, #i(e of Robert Petty, aged 57 years. The friends and acquointances of the family are ear ios ly requested to attend the funeral, from ber late res. dence, No. 287 West Twenty.seventa street, on Saatay afternoon, at two o'clock. Western papers piesse copy, Parreason.—On Friday, March 4, Mr. Jomn Part :sox, nged 67 yen: Bis trien¢ id acquaintances are invited to atte sa the funera!, from his Inte residence, No. 366 Cherry street this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Albany papere please copy, RaPELyx —At Newtown, L. I, on Thursday evening, March 8, Gzoxce Caney, bon of John A, and Jane #. Ka peiye. aged 1 year and 2 moaths, ‘The friends and relatives of: tho family are resp>rtfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon at two o'clock. from the residence of tus parents, at Newtown. : Rice —On Thursday evening, March 8, WAUTER CANNING, only child of Clinten and Ada Walter Cannieg Rice, aged 10 months avd 3 days. ‘The funcral will take place from No. 189 West Four- teenth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o’clo xk. Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and Cincinnati papers please copy. Ring.—n Friday, March 4, of scarlet fover, Rrensoxp Rix, only sov of Lecnard and Frances Ring, aged 1 year, 8 months and 19 days The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend tho funeral, from the residence of his grandfath ir, No, 165 Charles street, this (Saturday) morning, gt teu Cha ees ‘The remains will be taken to Rhinebeck for tn terment. Roaers —On Friday, March 4, Mrs, Reneoca Rocans, aged 81 yea) The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenee No. 160 West Seventeenth strect, oa Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Swanx.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 1, Mary, in- fant coughter of Jamcs'und Mary Swann, aged 2 weeks and 2 days. ‘TaYLOR.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Thursoy, March 3, Heyry, only son of Henry W, and Margaret A, Taylor, aged 3 years and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are rospect- folly invited to @itend tho funeral, thie (Saturday) after noeM, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parente, No, 124 Warhington street, Hoboken. Tyomay.—On Fricay, March 4, of congestion of the longs, ANN HEMIA ibfant davgbter of Jas, and Adab ‘Thomas, aged 1 year, 6 months and 6 days, The frietids and relatives are respoctfuily invited to at. tend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half past one o'clock , from the residence of her parenis, No. 75 Prospect street, Brooklyn. TimotatT —On Thursday, March 8, of congestion of the lungs, Lovrs J. Tovar, Jt., eldest con of the late Louis J. Timolat, Eeq., of this city, aged 88 years and 24 days. The relatives and friends of tue family, and those of bie brother in-law, Capt. W. 8. Hutton, are reapectfully invited to attend b's funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at bulf past one o'clock, from No. 1 Carroll place, (Bleecker s'reet,) without further invitation. Wuaram.—On Friday evening, March 4, Gro. SANpERsoN Wuaram, aged 66 years. The friends ana relatives of the family, also the mom bere of the New York Typographical Sovicty, are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from No, 75 Ann strect, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Wirwersrer.—On Friday, March 4, Henry Wremenster, aged 8 months and 12 days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re. spectfully invited to stiend toe funeral, from the resi- dence his father, No. 102 Mott street, on Sunday afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock. ‘WrrrennsrG.—At Williamsburg, on Thureday morning, March 3, Mrs. Bere Wirresnenc, aged 67 yoars ‘The friends of Francis, Joseph and Theodore Wittenberg, are respectfully mvited to attend the funeral, at the resi: dence of her son-in-law, ©, S. Merritt, No. 116 Fourth street, Wiliamaburg, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’ciock. Philadeiphia Me '. MISCELLANKOUS, A Lieeere oeeveeeee ++:.USE HOLDEN'S CREAM SOAP. HOLDEN'S CR&AM SOAP. ONLY FIVE oF ‘TS PER POUND. FiVe CENTS PER POUND. EIGRT: HOURS WASHING O.N FIGHT HOURS WARMING CAN BY THK USH OF THIS SOAP, BE DONE iN TWO HOURS AND A Hae. ALF. 1WO HOURS « 3x ALL GROCERS. Oris HOLDEN £ 00, ovo cuuai Breet, between Broadway snd Elm street. 2 NEW ARTICLE, PHALA, nie 4 wai PHALON & 80% GOCOING POR THB PHALON & SON'S COOO! PHALON & BON'’S COCOINE FOR PHALON Ly} A™ Aare, a. Ge CURLING, PRESERVING "AND “ i SeSeeee BERR 5 fof ee rt I-T 2a IN Int IN IN IN ; leh : Ses° te bet tetra : eae 3 aaa f{4 F} 8 Ish rt 3B Ke a ag a gE if fe i a ii Dart of Depot, Nos. 617, 4 and 197 (A, OROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED : FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, NEW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES. NO, 49% BROADWAY, NEW YORK. NO. 162 FULTON BTRERT, BROOKLYN, CARD TO THE PUBLIC. : Bartholf be: constant and increasing demand as heretofore. D. J. LEVY, agent, Bariholf sewing machine, Oflice 489 Broadway, N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS, V. ces, bace, ke.—Ready for ahinping at W. 'U, BTRONSE, No, 1 Warren street, corner of Broadway .LADIFS AND GENTLEMEN ARE AM dae head of hate Noe ay hair a ot you use WILSON'’S HAIR COL “ls NOT hairs’ be seen if RER AND RESTORER, waich A DYR,” but will change all your ‘gra; Bales’ into a beautiful black or brown. After a. short tose ie wil restore the * alr to ltscriginal color,’? without discoloring thg skin or solling the tnen; it ie applic like wator, has no bad smell, and will render the hair “soft” and pliable; no mat- ve bow long your bait haa been gray. it will speedily itto its original life-like color. ‘at twenty-five cente a Us Wilson's batt restorer ie entirely vegetable, and will eure ‘vill prevent dandruff, ety tee, “hair from sve an entire “new gre Serie, 808 Gland thet, Nev alate soca ear night. store, TAD, |. ¥., re unttl at Sidin Brooklyn at Mrs Hayes’ 178 Fulieo eiroet: Withee arg, st Livingston's. 120 Grand st.; in Philadelphia, by Callender & Co, Third and Walnut, N. 8 —Persons in tho country cau bave Wilson's hair colorer forwarded to them by express, {D boxes of one dozen ok the amount. out,” and of ,”” rend it i Baal aad era A: BARTHOLF’S SEWING MACHINES, REDUCED FROM $90 TO $6. To ‘TO $65, Office 489 Broad: te Local agente wanted, D. J. LEVY, Agent NEW ARTICLE.—WOODWARD'S PATENT q A bian skirt attachments, 1, the use of which ‘ld aeelcton ip five minutes ari a sie Est, e ren superior to new. For sale ALDWIN'’S: B CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ‘The largest 7) Bull by Wan. B. Anion, Eee we cys Noa 70 AND 72 "HUWRRYT n° business a “rane coin and Erlang fooda ever ‘otoreds . partinent — Competion defied. ring sty of every re Ladion arg [svcd Wool] nce suming the eolliven’a depart not im any way excelled in the world. ore fi of F. B. BALDWIN. JBRRY BARNUM, ; ie BUBION NAsIlS PENETRATING THE Cc a cured, wince pain. @0 that the boot can be wors Simgtiiety oes, the Ce En leas inconre ai 0 Broadway. to the phyviclahs and surge vox of LOURAD, ITAGIAN MBOICATED 80. | G°Ragrbe aiar Baa = chaos, o! ab Head, pimples, free skin dlemiehes. re on sny vart of she body-—warranted. uy rative and liquid at from Broad Stare iluyes, tr Phin; Baton 129 Waabingtos tireee, FH, PARBONVILLE, 45 BROADWAY, + OFFERS, AT A LIBERAL DISCOUNT, ims removal tn om Als o ieee ita arent int Brosdway, = Shocks, pronses, ‘@atuary, candelabras, and rape seed oil, jus’ IGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTIL S&XK3_MARI OF single, in besith or disease—MEDIO. AND WARMAGE GUIDE, Shea oe iio \ysuen Tdmo. cloth; 100 celebrated Pas few ork ety. 6 of every na) a paren, ‘as it toy pa knowledge all bere Bol couniry, by We A TOWNSEND & G0n M6 Wella ear a ‘OTIOR TO TH SCROFULOUS x (08K AFFLICTED WITH 1 Dr. KENNEDY rtetor ‘eonedy’s medical discove @. Roxbury, Meas’ wit be his ofan Under the fouse, Bi way) ¢ntrance on Houston street, during the All that are troubled with CANKER bp call Ail that are troubled with SCALD HEAD are requested em ne that are troubled with RINGWORM are requested ¢ All that are troubled with HUMORS IN THE EYES FILM GROWN OVER THE SIGHT 70 requested to eal atl that are troubled with SCALY RRUPTIONS ON THB SEIN are requested All that are troubled we ieee et to call. All that are wroubled with RUNNING THE EARS art requested to Be edema gasixecor bel FEVER SORES are requested All that ore poution with PIMPLES ON THE FACE are re ja to ca! “iil that are troubled with ULCERATED SORE LEGS an ere eres ted in every ase except when fect cure fs werrant ouse vonds are diseased.” Advice in ail casee gratia 7 "een tt NEW Parse, THE NEW YORK MAIL LATEST, CHEAPEST, BEST, AND FOR SALF OY Ati, NRWSDEAUE “Alte . nee PRICE TWO CENTS, 3 OF KIN—LETITIA BROOKE, DECEKASED.— ‘arties claimieg (> be next of kin to Letitla Brooke, wile of Robert Brooke, formerly of Margate, in England, gentle- nan, decersed, before her marriage Letitia Harling. spiesten, are requested to send io particulars of their claims lo Messra. & Mertens, of Surgute. solicitors, or Mr. W. I. He AN, of No. 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields, Lonion, England, n inform theta of Something to the1r advantage. PERSONS HAVING STORE FIXTURES YOR SALE WILL sell them by regisiering them a JERVIS! INFORMATION EXCHANGE, No, 229 first floor, srooke SINGER'S BEWING MACHINES, ‘S ‘The unmense increase tu the demand for these edmtrabic nechines~ tt bas trebled within four months—indicates the r@ "hb drines of cur esceteey Eve-book grociin retahed:: i TM. SINGER & UO, 48 Brosdwap. SRE NS SS Sr er eee. SOGRES BRWING MACHINES DS "the new family sewing machinos universal sation: ea Wears wy sbine ever offered at a low price. the best me T MSINGER & 0O,, 458 Broadway. SEWING MACHINES.—ALL PERSONS WHO HAVI > been induced to buy sewing machines which will not per ‘orn the work that pu expected them todo, are inforas od that Singer’a machines never (all to do say kind of work No one ia ever in these machines. 1. M SINGER & CO., 58 Broadway, QPRING BEDS. S ‘Pke best and cheapest in exis‘ence, at the ¢epot of Elliptic Hed Spring Company, 378 roadway. No hotel, hospiial steamboat or private family will be long without this sall and examine, at least, or send ior descriptive circular, ‘PUE GREAT BOOK OF THE Day, THE GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY, THE GREAT BOOK OF 1HE DAY, NoW READY. I8 NOW READY. 18 NOW READY, “MY THIRTY YEARS ‘OF THR SRNATE,” By MAJOR JACK DOWNING, Being the ova never before published in x col- wiewe Works, form, of the veritable orginal “Major,” containing all of Ms letlers and * deckyments."” and his life. ' This work will alwayn be considered the greatest humorous work duced fn this country, and it will be oalled THE DON QUIXOTTE OF AMRRICA. For sale by the entire trade of the United Sta! ‘anada, and by all Rx m eet «men. Price, retail, $1 25, with a liberal discount tothe trade. Agents Pe tee enn pigtof the United States by mall, pre- nid, upon the recetpt of ter OAKsuITH & 06, Publishers for the trade, 112 and 114 William street, New York. ever pro- ge INDIA RUBBER PEN 18 A NEW WRITING INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURED UNDER GOODYRAR'S PATENT, BY THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY, NEW YORE, AND 18 FOR SALE BY THE BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS GENERALLY, ND. the womdirhul ect of tile poses naleenae sa ee sale by Dr. 3. B. SMITH, 322 (anal steel ‘near Church, tsi ik by druggisis.” Also by BARNES & No. 8 Park row. RUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, A&C, APER THAR ever Wholesale abd ret’ wh BROKE ‘No, 1 Warren street, corner of Broadway. (0 THE LADIRS.—8. CAHILL IS Te ects Stock of ladies’, misses’ tad chili, yh a large lot of embrotdered aif 8. CAHILL’S, 877 Broadway. ne HE AMEKICAN STEREOSCOPIC CO! —LANs GERUEIN, LOYD & CO, Uaivoonty Gelding Wi ing ton square, A great variety of American wigs oh gla nad tipplied to dealers ouly.” eee NITED STATES AGRICULTURAL, WAREHOUSE ‘oxo i SEED STORE, ‘OLD STAND.” Nos. 195 and 197 Water sirect, New York. ve retired from vultural Imp) many of their old frien 4s and customers having the that ihey have sold out or removed, inforin them that contrary to be found at the “old stand,” 197 Water C conn im this city. | 7 and they will furn! its, of their own manufacture, at manufacturer's prices, which will be at leas prices than the same auallty of gocde can be from in the United st in 1890.) Caution.—A report bavin, e abroad that the rom ibe. ngricuural implement, beginess ad = yi pene ty? rq ine pe, ne Merchants and dealers who are in the uying implements from otber houses, would do well to send tor Our pri ist before urchaeing elsewhere. Our foundry and machi focatod: at’ sto and £62 Water streot,- and. 204 ‘nnd 206° Cheney street, pee Jefferson aud Clinton. yee te, 195 and Water str it MAYHER N x Gro. W. MavnEr, & McNALLY, Jou MON au.y. ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE NIHILATES EPI- lepsy, penraigia, rheumatism, », Mental or phytical debUity, nervous headache, ¢elirium tremens, or any known a! of the nerves, no raatter of how long standing. it will resiore the system to heath ote years, ‘disease or excess. You use it ag at We'll refund the price if tt Coes no Sis boitle,. Bent to any BA of the coun- faasan street. Hayes, Brooklyn. try, JOHN EYNE & 00., 109 N 4. —FRENCH CALF DRFsS BOOTS AT 4 FY Ann street. ‘#4 50 coudle sole double sole peg boots: warranted HYATT’S LIFE BAL! AM. "8 LIFE BALSAM OURES YAhromatiam, neuralgia and govh fn thelr worst stages: also, acrofula, king's evil, eryaipelas, old ulcers, and the worat cases of diseases of the blood, great debility, liver compl kidneys, siltrheum, inciplent consumption, &e., &c., are on certainly cured by this sovereign puriller. AIT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED MR. 8, RODG! Yarrer of Canal and. Hudson sirects, (paint more) of fbeumatism of the most painful kind, which had rendered bia ‘a cripple for months. "S LIFE BALSAM CURED MIS8 CO! AY thang of the meet poteral oa gerous Kin» She had been allicted from taftaty, ced the $s kind. CAT eae ‘were 00 severe as 2 force the sternuin or brGast bone out of ita piace. YATY'S LIFE BALSAM CURED EX.ALDERMAN J. Kelly, Thirteenth ward, B. D.. of rheuma- tiem, after he had been under medical treatment ia vain, and crippled for montha. 00KS AND BRGRAVINGS FOR SALE CHEAP. NO reasonabie refused, ‘a expose of Freema- BY for sale, Old Curiosity Shop, 109 Nassau street. RTHOLF SEWING MACHINRS,—AN AGREEMENT for tbe pale ot ea with J. J Lavy (ot at a low price, are of ar: aden ynd erasers eae nro us hes of C Hbedeh oscil them at pleases, bo more fachines can be tt ana the greatly ey wi TEP pared ial un ribol trachnes rca and er |. Levy ltd yt: a Seen georetary of the Bar Rolf Manifnctaring Ls aT BROWN a i m» JONGH'S CRLEBRA’ ‘Ee RR pelehd isles, Norway he 1 curative properties of this Yaludble remedy Rave beea almoet universally ackno Thm, Rout, vehi ner fotantle ‘wasting and « tione. and retail by LAOPOLD WETZLAR, 110 Chambers strest, sole agent for the United aad apothecaries, States, aud by most of the Grat clags druggists: YATT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED MR. B. RICE, NOS. 82 Grove street and 2i Clinton market, of inf rheumatism and gout, after he had been crippled for years, Fp Arrg LIFE BALSAM CORED CHARLES OLAR merchant tailor, of Lansingburg, N. Y¥., of scrofulo wotbe Jase at aos Web as w HOU: oF Meoiucer covers the ® BALSAM CURED AM CURED RO ‘YATT'S No. 13 Wi tire left side 0. «2 Front street, of Boman PRINCIPAL DEPOT, No Bi Grand street, New York, Be re aod get the rightnvmber, Age! Brooklya, Mrs. HAYSS, No, 175 Fulton sires, Biowes sronour a, 2. coin 8 COUGH 10% ss we porenena of | BROWN'S KRONCHIAL Relieve the hacking con; in consumption, brenebltis co. eee es ty /NCHIAL TROCHRS Todia panto apeny BROWNS ERONCHL AT Teta ~ Soong: rant eaPle—chilldren nee thea, “Proeminenly the Gem ana eg. 78 BoaraeRee REY. BENEY Waad B {ried many remedios for eatiman found reli from the trestes BEV DUETS, FRAN “ Great beneOt in allcotions of tin bromettel ee dag m DR J. F.W LAN® RUSTON ‘A simplo and elegant combination for Sold by drugguts every where, 25 08 aon cents per box. LOST AND FOUND. LOSta Is COMING PROM BROOKLYN TO YORE four coupons, $36 exch, due let Febi of Mil Waukle City 235, 311 S4and Ss a perarns are hereby cautioued against negotiating ssid payment baving been atop) reward will be on their delivery to Blackburn & Brooking, 10 Beaver street. peadenndnniiaidiedinen reinstate an O8T—ON THE 3D INSTANT, IN A VENUB ‘lage or iu Thirty-seventh atte Me a Sichaoge, "a iheral rerord cl be ere he ae tareturn to No. 5 Weat Thirty sevento street. ort Ppa be egy my ny ce es avenue stage. finder suitably re- ‘ded by returnin, ane receive EAD setarning the: 078 Dey street, and 0 thes Figen f THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT TSRI o'clock, & moroceo poc! a bills and some silver, also a and a shel’ the likeness of @ deceased iriend, owner. L825 OX THE THIRD OF MARCH, A sleeve link. The finder on bringing the same to 42 Bea inreet, second floor, will be suitably Fewardeds n° 7 Dove J OSt<AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Charity, Ball's braceletslons eassen ot band. the ‘Rader will same at W. 8. Corwin & Lee THE CHARITY BALL, ACADEMY OF sic, a coral bead cross, attached to a piece of black velvet ribbon. Also, the next day, cither dropped or taken from = carriage, an ivery portemannsle, with the levers ' L. 1? cerved on one side, Any one finding elther article, will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at 135 Second avenue. 5 ARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG LOST IN THE neighborkood of Fulton and Portland avenues, Brookly:. A libers! reward will be paid for his retarn or information of # adel by James £. Walker, 1i4 Fulton atreet, few York. REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING, ed February 24, going froma Clinton street. near Harrives, Brooklyn, to the corner of State end Clinton streets, a peact fan, tlaid with silver, with blue and silver tassel attached, The above reward will ry om lesviog it at 11 Ulatom street, corner of State, Brooklyn. REWARD —LOST, AN OPERA GLASS. PEARL case, with the name of Jeuny Hall engraved The above reward will be paid for its return td John HL. 52 John etrect, room No.7, and no queations asked: Pi brokers are cautioned against taaing the same. REWARD.—A LADY RESIDING AT 265 SIXTH @ mink far cape. E ‘awn $2! avenue, bas missed returning it will Feceive the see inti scleitnsnaah ab ee ee ST © REWARD.—STOLEN, THE FOLLOWING SIX $35 per cent bonds of the Camden and Amboy road and Transportation and Delaware and Raritan Companies:—Non. 484, 502, 508, 54, AS for each, from the fire proof aife ot R. P. Lardner, No. 80¢ nut street, Philadelphia, on the aftsrnooa or might ofthe 234 ultimo. A reward of fifty dollars for each will be paid onthe return of same to Hopkins & Co., 63 Merchants’ Bx- chapge, New York, or Gaw, lester & Co., 315 Walaug street, Philadelphia,’ Pa. i ove rewi sate THE MILITARY. re Vai CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1812 OF THR State of New York.—A monthly meeting o the coroe will be held st Demiquariers, 62 Lispenard ure, on greoieg, March 7, 1869, at 7}g o'clock. A punctual atendance at ‘ er I BY onder TOMAS JRREMIAT. President, A. W. JONES, Colouel, Apa. CoLeman, Secretary. Pr —e— ———— ~_ 1OHSES, CARRIAGES," &C. HORSE WANTED— HAT I8 YOUNG, SOUND NE and can tro in three minutes, im exchange for bored Acéress John M. Jackson, box ‘2508 ‘Now Cork Foot 2. i | OR SALE-A BLACK COUPE HORS@, 164 HANDS }, seven years old; kind in double or singe harnces; gentle, and would suit well » amily OF physictaa. -* Aopiy to Mee WP ale Sie Rowrtn sects Caldwell & Coleman's, 80 Wall street ed OB SALE—A VERY STYLISH WHITE HORSE, full mace and tail; suitable for np hat el epee purpeses; warranted sourd and kind, in double or heap, or under the muddle. Bold ouly for want of use. —_—_+___ OR SALE—A FINE STYLE Cl tail, sound and right every wage ore | pape alg minutes; 1f}; bands high. Address Horee, Herald office. R SALE—A SUPERIOR PAIR OF COA RSES double ‘ad singe bnciese Anse at tee vale eS pply stable om the Yor, Nos ai Fast airty Ae ig Fourth arenes. ae and ‘ORSE_WANTED—ABOUT FIFTEEN THREE; {ail, 6 to 7 years eld, perfectly sound and kind, ay [cs Post ofice, New York.’ "7 “6% speed seth nor 5 ball me CS ‘ORSES WANTED.—THR ADVERTISER Change n ang farts of ing acres, With good Wehniee fine place in Orange county, for horses and carriages: this 13 @ chanco seldom offered. Address box 235 Jersey City [oak e | BiG He WANTED—A GOOD PAIR, WELL MA’ Any gentleman haviog s0ch eid eninge eo ee eg aes chretth carriage and barteen soak shy 18s, Prd to exchange for Brooklyn can call on or willin; dress the owner, tre OAD WAGONS.—WE HAVE NOW ON EXHIBITY sample wagons, in new designe, uneurmpansad ia peeing ral new features and vatuable Impro before Introduced to which we invite the atienUiom of gentlemen about glring orders for the coming seasoa, BREWSTER & CO., corner of Broome aud Mott streeta, BRA ‘ROTTING STALLION JUPITER.—THIS ORLE! atest mant ert “ong tea at $50 z rs, each or either season, pavable in advance, Sear on te iste Jaiy; tha, fil soaane ‘eo Cechones oa Gat on G season September, and bd on the Ist of November. habs: Viti, See OF SE eR for $95 cash. Wesoune gcodas new. Gail br Fj Gi Broad: uigers stay lespie's stables, Raat. way, between Pike and Ri Paetiptareceeaar'g gare an ot ort CeO Pane RAILROAD.—THE GREAT CEW- tral route to the West. Time at least as short rates freight and fare as low, at all py ~ For Weketa orto contract, for io sun eabire Wee cal at We coma ramos, No. Saar = Feb, 22, Lakon & OTR aamngee Asa ETISTS, TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS ARB RESPECR: A fully informed that the subseriber fa now the best English canvaea, off and water colors, brushes, p! draw. ing papers, &¢., at lower prices than any other house fn the ae W: SCHAUM Ariuts’ soleriaan, 629 Brodawage LL RIGHT.—WASHINGTON CITY PHOTOGRAP by HOLMES, 289 Broadway —The hotels, Brown inva's and National; the Capitol, President’ Hoste, sopian Jnatitute, Monumental Statue of Jacksor ton, with the Tomb and the dilapidated rutos ef Mount Ve the home and the resting place of the Father of “4 senting the progression and decay of tneas under the of the mopey god, and the sacrilice of nature and art aad mankind for pod, here and every where. Behold ‘Woe Irous Wo UT, aoe 7 YELLOW FEVER Wul decimate Now York and Brooklya, B THE ‘Skroy. For aale at the news roome 23 Ann street. 1, SEPOY IS ouT. asl cid BUY THE SEPOY. PRICE FOUR CENTS, For sale at the news oflice 23 Ann street. wrk rT ¥ 18 ovT, ee ry BUY TAR SEPOY. PRICE FOUR CENTS, For sale at the news office 23 Ann FURNITURE. Caer Aap rage rasanew ReRRTEED oor Pe porngrecog petra Bains faeces Ei Sesanbsoasecien meretaaees RIBER WISHES Poparces WANTED.—THS SU! to poy quantity of bo carpete, dc. Any parties wishing to dispoes 0 ‘arate, ween. on ne! Foy sEtory FURNITURE AP private SALE, 1 eer den street, ely Ns aly’ sh toe so Crom Dekalb are~ nue; said furniture is nearly bore” having been in se lone than a year, consisting of Tore wahq parlor sult (0, bro Bruceis and lograla carpets, *yigothy, cariaiun and Axtoredy marble slab, maboghay Che’ a Ser guita, gas (istures, kitchow turniiure, do.