The New York Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1859, Page 5

State funds is asked for to assist in supporting any of tho ‘charitable or benevolent institutions which happen to be located in the city of New York or Brookiyn. Such was “the case this morning, when the Aanual Appropriation bill was under.consiteration tp the House, In it there 6 an item for a few thousand dollars to the New York Hospital. Several of tho country members—Mr. Godard, of St. Lawrence, and Mr. Bilas, of Chautauque—were particularly hostile to giving a dollar towards this charitable institu. tion. It is due to Messrs. Conkling, Gover, Spencer, Rutherford, of the city delegation, and Gen. Duryea, of Brooklyn, to state that they ably, eloquently and ad- mirably sustained the appropriation contemplated. ‘Though that hospital is located in New York, still it does not dispense one-half its charities to residents of that city. The papers give daily accounts where strangers from other portions of the State aud the country are taken to the hospital. A stranger in the city meeting with an accident, or becoming suddenly afiiicted from any cause whatever, is instantly carried tothe bospital by the police or some other person, and there provided with such care and attontion as few insti- tutions afford. Indeed, private residences do not afford ‘the acoommodations which invalids find at the hospital. It 1s'a narrow, contracted, mean attempt at economy, in the country iarabers of the Legislature, to be continually tions of this character. Where in the wide world can rival institutions be found to our-deaf and dumb, biind, eye and car infirmaries, our asylums ‘and our bospitais? “Nowhere. Thea, let our country cou- sius withdraw their Jealous opposition, and let those insii- tions continue in their benevolent. work, Mr. |, Chairman of the Committee on Cla'ms ia the House, has thus far proved a vigilant watchman at the doors’ of the Stute treasury, lo has reported no Claim bil! unless he believed it was a righteous one. With all his wntcbfulncss, he may occasioually bo imposed upon, and we think he was iu the case of a claimant for a thousand dollurs cn account of injuries sustained by means of the breaking down of a canal bridge. The same claim was prevented to the Legislature Ot 1s, passed the House, but was defeated in the Senate, on Ground that the Stato 1s not responsible for any damages which may acortte on account of the a of its agents, This bemg a new House und anotner Senate, the claim nov comes up afresh, though the petition alters the aate of the alleged ‘aceldent just one whole your. Mr. Conkling discovered this discrepancy and atiacked the Dill, He alleged that this was similar to hundreds wh a bad paased through the Legisiature, which had inyol >i tho State in mavy thousands of dvilars. Mr. Conk. ug Geserves credit for arresting this swindle ona small so.» Will he look to larger nets? We ecarce! ly think the Legislature or @e people ar: aware of the fact that there iz an existing law which com- pels the paymeut of moncy directly from the State treasury to our Majors General of militia and their staff ollicers. But it seems such is the fact, and in the appro- priation bill now under consideration iu the Assembly the name of Major General Barnside of Otsego county appeare, eoliciting a Jarge amount of mouey under some jaw. Now, if Burnaive is enutled to pay from the State treasury, ever7 other of the remaining Majors General, commencing with Major Genera! Saudford of the First Division, re equally entitled to the same. Why Burn. side’s name alone La deen inserted is somewhat myste- rious. Perhaps, if ne succeeds in this appropriation bill Lis military coiloagues will appear armed and equippe: for an invasion of the State treasury through the Supply Dill, the net with the smallest meshes, catching every- thing that esoapes through the larger ruts, ‘nile the bill amending the act establishing regulations for the portof New York was ap tn the Senate this morning, Mr, W. A. Wheeicr, republican, movéd to strike out $10,- 000, which was intended to be drawn from the State trea- sury to pay the Pilot Commissioaers, who are appolavet by the Chamber of Commerce. It soems that in 1847 ant 1848 @ section of a law was passed giving theso commis- siouers the snm of ten thousand dollars annually, and that in return they should pay into the treasury the fees aud Ones received by said commissioners. Mr. Wheeler stated that the enfire amount thus paid in during the past year was only three hundred dollars. Well might the Chamber of Commerce ask the Legislature to make such an exchange. The committee fueily agreed to repeai ail the laws Of 1857 and 1858 in rolation to the Pilot Com: gioners. This is a commendable movement, notwithstand- ing the opposition of some of the rural Senators. Sevator Ly introduced a bill to Atak the title of the Meyor, Aldermen and Gommooalty of the city of New York to land known as West Washington Market, in the city of New York, as follows:— Seo, 1. ‘The title of the Mayor, Aldermen and Comm nalty of the city of New Xork of und to he following described piece or are! of land, viz: alldhat certain plese of parcel of land in Bee ity of y York situate and 1 the westerly s de of ‘West street, and north of parallel! line of the eouthorly line of Dey street, and south of the northeriy line of Vesey sireet, in the Tlird ward of the city of New York, and which piece or parcel of land is about four hundred and: eighty reeton West ‘and extends westerly about el fect to the plera on the weaterly ead thereot, oi more partioularly Cesiguated and dessribed on a map rem (colored yellow) on fle in the office of the * ecretary Of Sine, together with tho sera and water rights on the west, erly vide thereof, wits purtenances, is hereby declared and Suni|be deemed valtund pertest in fee ‘slonple, abso: lute, any tive, cls or of the pe pra f Saas » thereto the contrary, in a notwi ‘The other vill is aa introduced ae os Ames, in- structing the Attorney General to institute proceedings against tho city to test the titic to those grouncs. In the bill, as originally iutroduced, the honorable Senator provi- ded that in case the State was declared the vicwr then t property to be eold and the avails given to the canal fun: He hat now dispensed with this ridicutous feature. ‘Why ie st that the State has refused for ten years to pay for Croton water used at Sing Sing? Additional from Mexico. Wasmnxarox, March 11,1859. Now Oricans papors of Saturday last are received. They contain the detaiis of the news by the brig Minatitlan, from Tampico on the 26th ult. ‘The Tampico papers manifested considerable alarm as to the result of Miramon’s expedition, but they considered Vera Cruz in a most perfect state of defence, More than 4,000 men, says the Prisma, can be concen- trated there at a moment's notice in case of an attack, without including the commands of Ialaveand Trejo, or the army of Oajaca, numbering 1,000, now before Orizaba, all counted, the liberals bave for the defence of the city about 6,C0C availuble troops. On the other hand, the Prisma thinks that uot more than 1,000 men can be spared from the cities now held at the point of the bayonet by the reactionsry party, and that Miramon will have to depend almost cutirely upon the army with which he sot out from the capital. In the meaatime the war is to be prosecuted with vigor ail through the interior, ‘The New Hampshire Election. Coycorp, N. H., March 11, 1859. Goodwin's majority for Governor in 216 towns is 3,795. Reckoning the remaining towns by last year’s vote, his majority wil) be 3,418. ‘The majorities for Congressmen are: for Marston, 700; ‘Tappan, 1,036; Edwards, 1,000. Eight republican Senators and four republican Coun- cillors have been chosen, end the same ‘party have seventy majority in the House. Hudson River Navigation. Ronvovt, N.Y., March 11, 1659. The ‘steamer Norwich arrived here this morning from New York city. She encountered large quantities of heavy ice between here and Poughkeepsie. The ice is moving with each tide, Atthe Elbow, and at Esopus Meadows, ig ig piled up very thick, making it very difficult for the Steamers to work their way through. It will be several days before the river will be navigable at this place, unless & warm change in the weather takes place, father Cniniguy at Toronto. Toronto, March 11, 1869. Father Chiniguy delivered a lecture here last evening, giving a history of his Illinois troubles. A large body of police was on hand to prevent disturbance. The Yacht Wanderer and her Cargo. Savannan, March 10, 1859, ‘The Republican says that a portion of the Africans im- ported in the Wanderer, and carried to Jackson, Tolfair county, were arrested near Albany and carried back eighty miles. They will probably be claimed by owners. The Boston Post Office. Boston, March 11, 1859, ‘The Committee of Remonetranee against the removal of the Boston Post Office left for Washington this afternoon. The Fry Divorce Case. Harertspora, Pa., March 11, 1859, The Committee of the Legislature have resolved to report a bill granting the divorce asked for by the wife of Mr. Horace B, Fry. o ‘Wheat Shipments. * Oswaco, March 11, 1859, ‘The Commercial Times’ annual statement of trade and commerce, published this afternoon, shows, reducing flour to wheat, that the total movement of grain over Lake Ontario in 1858 was 21,800,000 bushels, against 18,000,000 bushels in 1867, Tho total shipments from the Inke regions, by various rontes eastward, in 1868, wer 59,400,000 bushels, against 45,400,000 in 1867, aaa a RR ti The Canada Outward Bound. Haurax, March 11, 1860, The Cunard steamship Canada arrived at four o'clock A. M. from Boston, and sailed at six o’clook for Liverpool. Weather cloudy and calm, Weathor clear. maeeneaeen lath Loss of the Ship Ctviltan. Hamrton Roaps, March 11, 1859. The ship Charles M11, from tho Chinchas, reports hay- ing passed February 6, ship Carolus, bound to Hampton Tian! ebentoasd tayo eee oitteers and crew of the ship Cl- ‘Weather Mowrzkst.—Deautiful, nice, dams Combey eon Bplendia day, Regular'spring weather, Saow going fast, $0,008 ates for the seazou, Geclined ‘20a Beye Provisi firm: acon sides, 930. oe “Whisky y aeuiy a 246 a 290, $1 70 a $1 80; red, $1 55 a $1 60. Whiskey firm at 293<0. @ 300. key Lage na Bacon and Sixth Congressional district of Virginia, which is called the Red Land district, composed of the counties of Albe- marie, Bedford, Amherst, Nelson, Greeno, Madizon, Fiu- vapnah and Buckingham, the democracy are by the cars in relation to their candidate for Congress. ‘The district bas been represented by Hon. Paulus Powell, who some time before the adjournment of Congresa announced his, willingness to submit his claims for re-election to a con- vention, and abide by its decision. Op his return home he ascertained that Shelton F. Leake had been busy in his own behalf, and indications pointed pretty strong towards the nomination of Mr. Leake in case both the aspirants went into a convention. Mr. Pc lation upon such a result, dated at Charlottesville, on | inst promire to abide by the decis nounces his determination to rur consequently be two democratic district; but the opposition will not enter the field, Mat- tersare much in the same state in the Seventh district, where William Smith, the late democratic representative, is up for re-election, opposed to whom is Henry Shackle- ford, also a democrat, and H. W. Thomas, opposition. These three gentlemen are stumping the district togethor. the fighting Indiana State Senators, has resigned. vernor in Virginia is running on his good looks. The Richmond Whig eays that Goggin is forty fold better looking than Letcher, and no great beauty at that. that e paper is to be started in that city to advocate the claims of Hon, R, M.'T. Hunter to the next Presidency. turns from all but twenty three towns in the State, and the vote for Goverzor stands as foilows:— Gcodwin, (republican). Cate, (democrat)... +. 4,808. ‘The republican majority this year will be about 8,600. that at the election on Tucsday in the town of Auburn, in that State, eight ballots were had for town clerk. The vote was a tie on Governor. presentative the first time, John Clark and his son George, both living under the same roof, both excellent men, tho futher Fepublican and the wou democrat, wer on. i edeach other with ‘their ‘yours, iment age father led one, ries, as reported to WOOD, the weelg + Arrival of the Arabia at Bostos, March 11, 1859. The steamship Arabia arrived here from Halifax at 10 o'clock this evening. Tbe papers by her furnish nothing of interest additional to that contained in the despatch al- ready rentover the wires. Her rails will be sent South over the New Haven road by the train which leaves here at an early hour to morrow morning, and are due ia New York aboot 5 o'clock the same afteruoon, Marlets. New Onreans, March 10, 1859, The Arabia's advices added firmness to the cotton market, wbich cloged at stiffer but not quotably higher prices: sales to-cay, 27 bales—middiing, 113%¢. OMe EMe fe fas Perks aoe Colle Stead at ead a4 100, * A190. Wrelghte-Cotton to: Liverpoal udensset and quoted std Monuz, March 8, 1859, Cotton moderately activo: sales to-day, 4,500 bales mid- dling at 113;0.; of last threo days, 13,500 bales; re- ceipts of last three days, 7,600 ey March 9, 1 Cotton unchanged: sales 6,600 oy if Mou, The Arabia's news caused an advance: sales 9,600 bales at 1134c. a 11 3¢0. for middling. CuaRtestox, March 10, 1869. The sales of cotton to-day were 1,800 balos, ‘Sales of bres ‘week 12,000 bales, pate a 4c: better an those of last week, agg ron Cotton quiet: sales 300 bales; Dates; receipts of the week, Food bale, Battuxorg, March 11, 1859. for Howard street. Wheat Frour firm at $6 87, Btoady, white, a4 fons $1 8 80. orn dull, and PHILADRLPHIA, 1869. Flour quiet but firm. Wheat scarce and wae white, ‘Corn firm at 850. a 860, Cixcevnatr, March 11, 1859. Flour nominal, at $5 80 a $6 85 for su; superfine. Whis- 1 He.3 ; sales at 25c. Mees pork firm at $17 50. bul meats in fair demand. Lard unchanged. Political Intelligence. TrovnLx in Tue Democranic Caue is Vinginta.—In the 1 bad made no calea therefore, ‘na lettor , backs out of his { a convention, and an- ny rate. There will candidates fn the Sixth A Fiomune Sexator Restgnep.—Senator Heilren, one of Nor Goon Looxinc —Neither of the candidates for Go- HUNTER FOR PREsipent.—It is rumored in Richmond New Hamrssink Exxcrion.—The Coucord Paérioé has re- Republi¢an majority.sssseesses esse sseeesee sees Last year the republican majority for Governor was A Crosk Timxa.—The Manchester (N. H.) Mirror says There was a tie vote on ro- VOUS, Uut vue aevomd tim) tho The Latest Drawh of' DY & CO. MANAGERS OF THE e eLeegattzed Lotte- DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIFS. Oficial Drawings, | by Telegraph. beertbers, Commission eg the Gi ‘he subset mmissioners a) y the Governor Jelaware to superiatend the drawing of 1 lot Legislature, having this day attended of he Lovers for the benefit of the State of Deia- wrtify that the follo the from the ise were ‘hie. tay reve wheel, se Ti Extra Crass, No. 173, 173, Maren 11, 1869. 40, 49, 33, 12, 62, 57, 26, 68, 28, 13, 80, 69, 14. Crass No. 174, March 11, 1859, 41, 80, 13, 81, 67, 90, 52, 4, 46, 23, 3, 58, 17. And 3 Ie wn numbers were drawn in the order in which the; Sitters cur ‘bands, ‘et Wilmington, Del, this Friday, March 11, 1859. GkORGE GO! DON, PORTE Commisioners. jos beale GEORGIA LOTTERIES. The subscribers, missioners appointed to superintend Com: the drawing of the Sparia academy Lover, do hereby certity that the following are the numbers which were this day drawa. from the wheel, vizi— Crass No. 171, Marow 11, 1859. 1, 42, 66, 46, 38, 16, 27, 5, 4, 18, $3, 62, Crass No, 172, Sxtea, Manch 1, 1859, 33, 62, 74, 85, 18, 7, 13, 66, 76, 44, 16, 71, 37. And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in which they stand above. gene our hands at pee. ante! this Fridey, March TB Deaaa ” ¢ Commissioners, Woon, EDDY & Co. Wimagton, Delaware, Southern and Western Trade. lete assortment der Pg pny wae, dew ll of ch wo of otha ee DEVLIN & C0. 256 S50 and 290 Broadway. and most oo Advice pout i ihe ventioun fr ‘reel Procure Let rn at ‘as above. Charles’ age Cordial Gin. aan survatifince of the Writah icine lawn a. delicately favo ihn unorare ‘of the Italian ely berry, and eae or ike the Moet valuable restoratives of the, vogela ters Patent,” can ing it in the opinion of the most eminent ‘men tbo purest and safest stimulant or diurevc in use. For sale par erusalete, grocers, &c. General 40 Broadway, Defiance Salamander Ba ge hae Patent poner ._proot loska and es Also fire and burglar rot Pe 192 “Peni! surest ‘Will remove April i wttray strech, commer Ones pace. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, W! Toupees— iba Ed Ke ori euronening A Fogy Bold and applied Barry’s Tricopherous the (od for di cheapent lor easing sein i slang ry bs realonersy nt wh Any ws aad by HARD FABER, ieee | ©, 1a Waites wot ‘The best in the Tuiely applied: "No. Avior louse, "= His Hatr Dye, 50 Cents a Box, Black or brown, at No. 1 Barolay street, and all draggiate. Rupture & Co.'s og a ma pe They tks’ oat i cigetis Sincking, foe vaste e varieose Saeseemcte Ds onder: Nos 3 Vosoy street, Astor Rowan. 1.7, ‘Winchester’s Genuine nae, papagngt fe cxnras hoon Churchill's eo hosphites, for connum, and retail. at the sole office, 49 John Gireularamsy be obiained. Prive 8 per Dota, ad Bhiten for Trade supplied. Med ‘s Ointment.—The Chronte Dis- rest ual mal ecere tet Hol) Gout, with {ta fearful pain, is removed in 4 sbort time thet & few ‘applications of the Dintment—baubing the part warn previous to using the opguent. akon in Brokew's vot Middtobah, N. J. one life was oo been attacked by thie distrersing pian ty by eskonae: Venetian tinarnsnt. ts warrant ‘to Sold all over the Gaited oudian at 26, ms renta per Ber boust per boule, ‘Deprit 56 56 Corian tt street, sgt tine Blood « = sx ai ‘Organs. B, O'S IRON AND BULVHU POWDERS, "ei © prokago, at $16 Broadw ry. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, New Wosk Weekly Herald. APYAIRA AT WASHINGTON AND ALBANY—NEWS fon: in-law, Den's Donahue, No. 39 West Thirteenth on Sunday’ afternoon, at two o'clook, FROM KUXOPE, CALIFORNIA, MEXIOO, CUBA, WEST *“OrFasaati.—On Fi iday, March 11, Ieapmuce O'F anes, INDIES, KTC—DEATH OW POSTMASTER GENERAL, | 9 {he 10th ra go. BUOWN—LOGAL AND MISCRLLANEOUS NRWS— | prover in-law, Mathon fut, ren Mind LATEST INTELLIGENCE, MARKETS, BTC., BTC. attend the funeral, = ae. ‘The Weextr Haxaxp will be published at ten o'clock this morning. Ite contents will embrace, among other things, the following:—Affairs in Washington and Albany; Proceedings | Kms of the New York Legislature; News from Rurope, Call- fornia, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, &c.; Death of Postuaster General Aaron V. Brown, of Tennessee; Murder in the Fourth Ward; the Tragedy at Washington; Latest News by Tele- raph; Editorials on Leading Topics of the Day; Financiai, Com. mercial, Religious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Iutell!- gence; Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; together Afternoon, at two o'clock, " Rexp.—Suddeniy, and with Christian a on eo al emia 10, Wiuuam Rexp, aged 65 years and re friends and relatives of the family are most rea- pectfully invited to accompany the remains of the deceas- " ed to Greenwood Cemetery, without further with a large variety of {uteresting local and miscoliancous Police, from bis late residence, New (@ 167 Canal street. items. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be farick.—On Friday morning, March an of dropsy, bad at the counter. Price six cents. apo pe tpi te Her funeral will take Horning, at at tea Cure Your ‘o'clock, | Cry woah ged treet Baptise church, 1s avenue, near Fourtesuth street, Jatives and friends of the family, and oh a Recut Oe as strect Baptist chi church, are invited to ges a Briday, March 11, Hannan, wife of Josoph Smith, as yatctege aoa friends are ly ign haw the funeral, this afternoon, at three eo erode, from her late resdence, oe Of Wh White strect. keenest possible edge toa razor. For sale by J. Ipelicas die steat posh atom ame. equaled for UNDERS, No. Astor House, Co. Introduce the ick ee oe Se Ss MISCELLANEOUS. se Sprit Burtkims HATS ero hy VCATION EXPERIEN pte! Reed way, fake, peoaia Teck, ‘who devotes his —. eee = raalGenin'e Bazaar, | Tare “Gatee outta ofan’ toms (A, F0VR8 & BAKER'S OELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. NEW STYLES AT REDUCED PRICES. NO. 95 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. NO. 162 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. wangeedy, rather took the starch out of let Ba but they had ‘1 3 ot fabric forge never ¢: te Knox's taste and genus ‘Thowe who Thaw wg wana dcey reasonable SU RNOX'H, 3 Brosdway, conser of Fallon saree.” MeLaughiin’s Improved French Yoke Shirts, ready made or mado to measure, at 269 Groen wich street, cor: iin I Se the ar Ce eke Shirte—French Yoke Style, of a : wy OM Ns SRL, as Sofi ee to Ot, ana tie tee SA a Fs Mi Rng Oe ee ge Mote MIDALLOU BROTHERS. 400 Brosdway, Pos FOS Bi tre Bay pe ae Sg. Reng 8 ges Pigg For Perfect Fi Ghists and the Latest |s +" 0 +" eo ew 8 a 8 novelties in gentlemen's furnishing goods, GREENabirtand |* = * 9 * * * # #8 8 6 furnishing goods, No. 1 Astor House, . ° ‘Tracy's Velebrated Shirts Made to Order at * the shirt and collar depot, 87 and 89 Wiliam street, one door | % north of Maiden Jane. GRO, M. TRAOY, Agont. i . 8 Pant Goods, a Fine Assortment, ut | + DRUMGULD & PROOH'S, No. 214 Broadway. : : * A Chest of Good Tea for One Dollar.—Also, opeome for $1, at CHRISTIANBON’S, 216 Greea el Central Park.=On Tuesday next, the 15th ea Rae erty ali BLEECKER ia to sell, at the Kxchan, ‘Wall sifeet, forty six lots fronting on 10ith, 106ch and it streets, and the Fifth avenue, opposite the Central Park. Maps beng Bie ‘and terms to be obtained at his ollice, No. 7 street. Hoys About Choosing a ‘Trade, Business or rofession, should obtain a phrenological exataination of FOW- PRR & WELLS, 408 Broadway, tolearn for what they are best qualified, and how to make the most of their tale o 8 # © * © THE FOCUS oF BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE, oe Herring’s Patent Champion Fire Ca And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray st., NY. * tie be wea se heeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines. * « # we 8 * @ bis . Onice 0S Broadway, N. ¥, | FOR REGISTERING AND DIFFUSING ALL BUSINESS Order, or Ready Made, Thousands of articles c ered for ssle. Store fixtures, wc DRUMGOnD ePROGH Noo tit Broadway. ” | newing machines, Broadway. M. L. Hiller’s European Express, No. 3 Chambers strvet, senda likenesses, parcels, dc., by every steumer Wo Europe, at 75 cent x Reduced in Prices.—A Chest of Tea, bs. coffee, $1—at REDFORD’S, 43 Siath avenue. ‘Alan « BROTHERS THE FINEST QUALITY OF OOLONG TEA at 60 cents pene Ib. of 1 RRARFAST BOUHONG. Gta 2148 cents peri, OLD JAVA COFFEE rout dl at 18 cents per Ib. GOOD JAVA CUFFEE, roasted ) &t 16 cenis per Ib, GOOD MARACAIBO COFFEE, si St; 10 Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art Broadway. Photographa daguerreotype, ‘minle- titan chutes at quatiy OT Loar srfieei! daly at 16 cents per Ib, Looking Glasses, ou Paintings and Frames. Beat Beg auaky POWDERE! ED BuGAR, At refiners’ ty WHI1K COFFEK SUGAR, prices. bea tg et Taso a And SELLOW COFFEE SUGA No, 866 Gana, op ani dhvead. O1CK OLD WINES AND L{QUORS, Of every variety, iat Yon draught and in bottles. aes tang. X16 BOWERY, 6 Broome Curth 00: aor GRAND STRERT, comer of Chrystie, to haem or Read: the at 1 BROMGOLD & PROOIS, No, 214 Broadway, bi Smithsonian House, Loser em itn 1 aggrinsnad of aan wireet—Hotel accommodations on European T EVERDELLS- WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, £0.— ‘These celebrated cards, splendidly en engraved, can be had oaly in Broadway, corner of Duane atre Married. Dawtxy—Rxsp.—In Brooklyn, at the residence of the bride’s brother-in-law, James McFarlan, Esq., on Wednes- day, March 9, by the Rev. J. Poigall, N. W. Dawiay, Esq. of Nevada. City, California, to Exeanor Reep, of Brooklyn, New X DERE, AXES, PLANES, SAWS AND ALL. KINDS OF tools; also ‘carpenters’ tool chests furnished Srmpiste, wholeante sid retail, at WOOD'S old established tool sire, 6a Chatham street, corner of Duane and Chambers sts, ork.” GoneLz—Krers.—In this city, on Wednesday, March 9, OTHER SPLENDID STORY. by the Rev. Dr. Phillij pees ANDREW GoRsuNE, Jr, to THE SUNDAY MERCURY Mies Mary A. Kuzrs, both of this city. FTO MORROW Srarpinc—Ferrgaman.—In Pittsburg, Pa., on Tuesday, Will contain the opening chaptars evch 3) by tus wary Bey, Mollanon, J. Wirt ‘BELENDID West ait ROMANCE, SraipinG, Esq., of V: cs anges . of late W. W. Fotterman. Esq. THE BUCKEYE’ RANGER, daughter of the ” Match 9, by the Bai On Wednesda: . serra; 2 bogey meen ee mee ated futher, | 4 TALE OF THE KANSAS HUNTING GROUavM. of New York city to Miss 8. E, Babeock, Esq., of Cal- BY 4 FAVORITE AUTHOR. THE SUNDAY MERCURY ‘Will algo present s greater variety of interesting renting: mat- ter than can be found in any ‘other journal In the world. READ THE TABLE OF CONTENTS Jonn Banoocx, only anihiec of H. licoon, New York. Died. A .—On Friday morning, March 11, Tuomas Evenerr, son of John and Tivabetl Re’ Ahern, aged 2 yoars, 2 FOR TO MORROW, weeks and 3 days. , ‘ The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | , THF FOTONED LETTER; @ splendid tale, By Liew invited to attend the fun wig Wage aay mene “4 “ROMANCE O EOF HISTORY. By Jobn Smith, Jr., of Ar- Ae eer be taken re rere THE RUNAWAY WIFE; a capital sketch. By W. 0. Fe eeacnarch 11, after a lingering illness, | ,, EH, SECRET HISTORY OF A HMART; a thriling EDRRICK J, BuaKns, in the 60th year of his age. Pumps. the faueral, from Dis late residence, Kht, avenue, cor DREAMINGS: A Poem. By T. B. T. ner of Morton street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday after | cfiae ee OF By Horace Haimiton. bridge New Jersey, for interment. “Row SPUNTARN'S LECTURES, slighty bumorous. Bj Pane friends ofthe fernily are respectful Invited to attend y . By PROMENADE; A “ Picture of the iving a Broadway view of Butwr.—On Wednesds March 9, Many Aaxxs, pldest MENBY GRINWELL, davghter of Orison and Elza Blunt,’aged 4 years’ and 3 RY WARD B&SOHER, Y J. RAYMOND, THE ARTIST, months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from iit Ninth street, this (Saturday) EDWIN RST, afternoon, at two o’clock, without further notice. * ‘CARTER. on ‘Thursday, March 10, Hawrry C. Carter, son of yt and Elizabeth Carter, aged 8 years, 9 months and 21 e. The relblives and friends of the family are respectfully . HEA! invited to attendfthe funeral, this pasrdar) sfvernoon, at MAJOR age “> ie, two o’clock, from No, 228 West second street. sundae rahtte tits te ¥eS'c0d ear, Coecrove.—On Friday mornii ch 11, of con. gris and briliisnt department, for lich the BURDAT svimption, after a short but severe illness, Magy, wife of EROUe 'Y is celebrated, and which must be read to be appre- Edward ove, in the 32d year of her age, a native of Croom, county Limerick, Irel ‘The Felatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, without further ‘avitaNion, Saturday) afternoon, at twoo’clock, from 476 Cherry sree Her Femains will be conveyed to Calvary Cemo- *Oearorn.—On Friday, “CHAT WITH THE LADIES, THe ‘OMNIBUS: Or, Columa of Fun. ane BALL ITEMS, original with te SUNDAY MERCU- nut LITARY REVIEW; original with the SUNDAY HEROV- March 11, Wauram Crarorp, FIRE DEPARTMENT; original with the SUNDAY MER- eldest son of Thomas and Margaret Graford, aged 2 years “CHOIOR MISCELLANEOUS SKETCHES—From all sorte ns fri oy i relatives of the family are ectfull; ‘eds fs in a New Btate. jends and ri resp’ tion ina 5 Y is gee ‘8 Bar Shot Up.” invited to attend the funera!, from tho residence of his parents, No. 316 Tenth ayenie, on Sunday afternoon, at BOD Drop Mc “Gentlemen not ad- two o'clock. ‘ Dawson.—At Newark, New Jersey, on Thursday, March ride ere tora bahs age 10, of Pio fevor, Wawa C1 a Dawsox, in the 30th 4 Vey Dgubitl to lorsemeat. aoe ends and relatives of the famt) respectful! cues ¢ friends and relatives mily are Invited to attend the funoral services, from lis late rest- is joey study Law! dence, No, 62 Commerco sttect, this (Saturday) moruing, | Wizore Matrimonial Advartesiatt. at ten’ o'clock, without further notice. wonteta Donovay.—Suddenly, on Thursday, March 10, Awy, tho pronguerd, beloved wife of James Donovan, ‘a native of the parish of ‘The Cicer. Lag Carrickedmond, county Longford, Treland, aged 29 years Charge sd T month, Be, key RC r relatives and friends are respootfully ng to at- site Gass xt ne atom A Lively and Sarcastic, on the toda fulton stone’ Ber residence, No. 81 North haste ailam-—The Fraud of the Age, Moore street, this Cnn afternoon, at” one os ie 1e Collins Steamer: “itis bard to enumerate all the good qualitios a Wite The Unitary Home Principle. and mother sboyld have, but she them all.” No Uo a oe Expin—At No. 260 sprin ‘on Friday, March 11 sy os | See Ean, a of Scotand, tland, in_ the eiat year of ‘Anouy one Cox dee Weting. IB age. “This ‘The relatives and friends Sea Plate 5 Ney wy | tond the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, without further notice. half-past oue ’ be. BiGRiAL MEL ANGE a. icy department, in which EDITORia! Al k sploy depas Enox.—AtdJersey Ch, on 1 ‘Toursday, March 10, Isaac i Ay hal and up. — se Age he of the Indiana Di Lay af Ted friends of ihe temily.ont sentbers or the Amer!. | go - —— can Institute are invited to attend his funeral, from St. ‘"hiracriloary Mermerte Delusion. = protean agg , Jersey City, on sun- ‘tie or Law Cat ae oc) Janne —At Benicia, California, ais, ca Bundng, Zenmery @; | oiteen ‘Acireasee—The Law Refuses to Redress thelr after a short illness, aged about 24 yoars, a Brave Engineer. a oe, areceniy trom New fer ee g roct rate, * pa ra jew Jel copy. 0. . .» Se. inom ter “Orieane, om Tuesday, March 8, nalts snd SOREKS@°A record of all matters of interest after a short re Joun Wastox Haicuway, ot Brooklyn, |“ ,MUsEM: | Musical and theatrical reviews; doings at 1. I. aged 35 y ike CURRENT LITERATURE-Reviews of new publicadons ie bg tlc Sse % Ego ay cong Rd CURE irs, MARGARET HiPweut, ow e lat janes and pel wel Saal ‘ ie mpi | ears The Folatives aud felends of tho famil are invited {0 | pom alt quarters of the LATEST LOCAL attend the funeral, from tho residenco of hor son-in-law, | SF we, up to trevelck om Sarde Naythal B. Dibbie, No, 360 Grand stroct, Williamsburg, | “Advertizements O'clock on Saturday be i ia, Mare 1, Se '@ evening. Office, No Spee IWC LIB. . Grors Ivcus, in tho jomennver Ore tends a LP aie of the family, also bes of | (sieaued ONLY, sR Ml or Gents, 1 hs father, Mr, Samos Fogle, and the members 4 | Tae ere rcayiigiiunday wrorbing of ell the aewsmen wad to altend bis funofal, on Monday’attornoos, at onso'ciock, | 2: from his late residence, No. 41 Hammond ‘street, without Bernt further invitation. XG. RSYABLISHMENT, Bull by Wan. B. Aan, Rete NOB. 70 AND 72 Jewett. —On Fridi larch 11, after a short illness, Avra T., youngest ter of Geor id Margaret T. Jewell, aged L year, 4 months and 17 a: Baprenaty fo for the busiaess, The rien of the family are reepectfuily invited to at- | One of ¢ tee largest, ye ‘and most tasty stocks of ready tend the funeral, from the residence of her parcats, No. meee 0 First avenue, this (Seturday) afternoon, at’ two | Te conttmore department net Competion defied. ring stylen of avery deseriptic Philadelphia avd St. Louis, Mo., papers please co} Ladies bre fevited tye was "a depart ment, Stiach fo hatin any Wey canelied ta ‘orld. righ {Brookiyn, of Fei ny March 1, 2 the WOE ry IMMALL, daughter aries H. and Kiiza Kimbuil. felonda of tho family are invited to attend tho fune. Sika BART ‘eat from the residence of her father, 93 Willoughby VORNB, BUNIONS, Walls PENETRATING THA (leah, cured wilhoat noon, at two o'clock, at the boot can be wore pale, fo thnout’ the tenst Inconve. 1°?.—On Friday, March 'I1, after a loog and painful | gamedisioly atter the operation wiwvont iaers, T. Gronci Kirr, ages ¢d 4% years and 2 months, | atence wo Le GACHABIE, surgeon His feionds and relatives, aleo those of the funity, ars | dst 7 oer the physicians end o respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further: ivitation from the residence of his mother, 18 Conselyea treet, Brook- (oun /MELON-ERWRR, ONLY $5, ry $6 BROADWAY. Aty Tid’ seve $10. iyt, ED MP AGLE SRW! ink vtled Broadway. New —On Friday, Mareb 11, Mrs. Sanat MoLuN, 5 andes Ppesord Fas a raeen, iter funeral will take place from the residence of bor 415 Be oad ay, 0a@ d09¢ below ORAAS th 1859. “Tr recommend tnele, Pitan kW YORK. ny have proved ” wit? tee Bare eg . cg Fam sates rae “ Astmple and elegant orm C combination gt be.” Bold by druagia oat bor. Dee Rugee aR ea izes. No reasonable off . Vromemmars iene e LOUIS DE JONGH'S CELEBRATED LIGHT BROWN repared for medicinal use tn the Lofloden. ao and retal, by ; for. the clasn druggists ‘aad apotbo- i aathma, gout, ‘rheumatism, pari a POLD NETZUAR, 110 Chanibers street United States; and tnoat of the firs ¢ oie Gg VEST CHAINS FOR GENTLEMEN descriptions, for sale by GRO. ©. ALLEN, importer and manufacturer, Broadway, one door below Canal st. Ge aCe BUTTONS AND STUDS. “Oral NTLEMENS SUARF PINS, 415 Brosdway, one door below Canal st. REAT REDUCTION la bs ee ot HYSON, h Cee ee anal AND IMPERIAL TSA, .) luced from $1 to 80 cents per Ib. FINEST YOUNG HYSON THA, (Fhe best article tn market) a ta per ib CURIOUS YOUNG HYSON TEA, rie (Very delicate and “aves b flavored.) com 172 to 60 cents per 1b. EXTRA ha YOUNG n¥son TEA, (Pragrant, aweetand stron: feduiced froin 60 to 48 cents ser lb. FINE YOUNG HYSON Tha, (A very good article. Reduced from 48 to 36 cents per Ib. CURIOUS ORE OOLONG TRA. (Light drawing, fadly’ flavored and strong ) faced from 52 to 44 venta per Ib. EXTRA F mE ENGLISH OREARFABE TEA, Ric fall tlavor Heansed from ge 36 cents per Ib. ALBRO & BROTHER! No. 156 Bowery, Fourth door above Broome street, and Grand street, corner of Chryatie. Guna, REQUIRING SPRING CLOTHING WILL be adweed by CLARKE, laliamn street, as to. fabric fsadcoler. ‘The various goods always.on band, and the style ‘exhibited, Customers relieved ot much tro Spring over- coate $10 to $12; Lusiness coats ftom $310 812, juitable for gen- tlemen, . DARDONVILLE, 445 BROADWAY, ane pe fg AT ar as 100" Treen Houston ana rhe F YOU Want, A HAT THAT CAN'T BE BEAT, tracks for Nassau street; Huey jarry up. u'll be too late, The nusal is one hundred and forty-eight 1 Brae CURTAINS, race ort tinue Ince, &., ae., we KEUTY, BROVHERS & 21 num Sot 291 Broadway. [Aor vine y PINS AND BRACELETS, AL, 1 atin tert oe nd o for’ sal GEO. 0. rg ml importer and wnanufacturer, 415 Broxdway, one door below Canal st. ee ate earns fOR MUSTACHES sed j ven re, without > iy magloal onguent; $1 bottle, ‘ail free to an; / Sucaanontipie ft G. GAH AM, 1d Aan atrcor Ps BOOTS, sEoms. AND GAITERS—JUST a ived steamer from the celebrated manufactories tor, Rue Richelieu, and Melies, Rue Vivienne, Paris. BUGENE FERAIb, bootmaker, 62 Nasaan street. Baas THE READ THE . READ THE THE OF TO-DAY. MOKED MEATS, LARD AND MESS PORK, ‘Always on hand and for sale by VAN BRUNT & WA. TROU ackers and amon Chambers siree York, ae Mclivery ta nil cases er ererh Hew SPRING Bepe, ci Broad Senaeey e ke lore Seema arene aerate ‘Call ‘and examine, at least, or send { Tice deototine denis EWING MACHINES.—ALL PERSONS St ae induced to sewing machines which wil ae them todo. are inform: INGER'S BEWING MACHINES Frou universal = tg io quaiities they are much the best ma ever ‘at a low price. 1. M. BINGER & CO., 453 Broadway. INGER’S SEWING MACHINES. ‘The immense increase in the demand facts ohn vg nae, within four inontha—tudicates the 1g prosperity Tas prices of our machines Ba 7a bee: He 1M SINGER & 80. 38 Bondy. df yd TEMPL'S OF FASHION. be: 3 H BROTHERS, Marbie Stores.) and 140 FULTON STREET, Between Broadway and Wiliam, 7 Fined gg Jn. —— J, Suten Br ONE FRICEXO | DEVIATION, ‘The price is marked cn all the goode In plain figures. ODE TO STRANGERS. Those manalons of marble, ch say if thou knowest O’er which the gay standard Fashion's unfurled, Where the welcome i ina ‘warm and the ne riean are lowest And the clothes are See in the wor! rehot- iy ataronee! To Detake you, Farts da arenss Jon tobwar ou our plan f they eliher have actor will speedily make sou, Tue best sult Of clothes ever seta upoa man SPRING STYLES OF CLOTHING, For promenade and dress; for the workshops, the counting room and ball Including our new bs ae TIP TOPS FOR 8} ing OVERCOATS, Tacuaee ANT wy BLOOMER SACKS. HS Yow N, AND OUR WATER-PROOF DUSTER. Allof which are eutirely new and made expressly for our city trade, OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT hse, = ea Par vate aaa "Rae ee PEACE F EVERY § ERTIOLE a By eee be And from tha the lowest, f NO DEVIATIOV! * oonom; gurl elegance. “Good matertals, good style and a ‘workmanship, Smal! prodts, quick returns, and cash for everything.” THI ‘The business maxims wpe eM BROTHERS practice, have acqul lle favor The Br sr peo IN se neee They will canta Oe that paseo. ugh rough tuey Mn, yt fot tailing, Tareriol pet. gun tenled bate ‘are filling? Apne muiret lea Ieper moray branches; co fier ror nag oe hounds toil at bis haunchea, And Summer's breeze ‘With clouds of rew blown blossoms surging! To thee we owe this hich elirs the blood ‘And rightly dresi—pants, coat and ‘We've ie caved vo feel tny igor’ AW ith cheapness t outstrips all others: At thone three stores, whose doors Fly open at the ‘HERS! . Nos. Tad, 188 and 140 Friton street. beens WIFE POISONER THE BLACKL! SPLENDID {LLUSTRATIONS. Tee SUNDAY GUURIER eure pata cont “a eTRPRENG, charge of pouoniog his wife, and & Now on bie readily ata sketch of the GAMBLING DENS Of the city, with an ae view ofa fasbionable gambling house, with party party DIY FARO: "i f weil known spot 4A FLY ORMAMER'S DODU, the DUM# BELL GAME. ve their orders ae STCKLES HOMICED! ‘THs NE Bile TES Ribleation oftee, Ab Bpcuce greek News agents will 7 as possible, scale he ia pee ‘GREATEST BIOGRAPHY tae From the New York ‘Tr apie No other Ife Jettrson over publabed et bear any oom. parison to this in BAmDaLare LIFE OF JEFFERSON. ‘ ouimbued wilh inet eetcea ene ores Labjeet, which a meee we rarel stccoasfuls Sir pk... oe fen ae ‘he 4 picture as Cromwell ipa bls abou Sepa valnted. ‘warts Bl.” The pleture galos by this Iie like coloring, rlanoet ecko any thing of ts mejestie proportions. ANDALL! OF JETFEREON. [fron the Charleston Mere Tt cannot be dispensed with by library. unstudied by any politician. It ovgl youbt not Spy citizen. It contains volumes“ of interest Ani the neceasery materia's havo nover betore been so well and cone! ripper 4 ogeiper. Ragdoll LEE OF IEE? ERSON, (From the nice National aes This life by I Weoaattia Gellghiiul one. thas een noticed. 20 largely by tke prevs, and eo warmly we every where, Lunt 18 nierits need no discus fon. BANUALL'S LIFE OF JEFFERSON, [ From tbe Washington Union. } ‘The public are eager to feast upon the privat, lite of the author ol tue “Declafauon of tudepondence,? amd. i it gives phe pene will be fale Dleusure to be able to testify that uted by reading Randa! T's great work. HANUaLi'S LIME OF JEFFERSON, [From the New York Evangelist.) Mr. Randall hes given us a work which presents a clear even miunte outline of cnc whose name stands among those of American statesmen. Not the least attractive feature ot the work is that which presents us frequently witlt the carefully drawn portreits of promlaent men who! were brought to contact with Mr. Jefferson. of these are admlfable. Tuceed, they chen bear themarka ot ‘careful stuaye and come of them are master epee in their w: RANDALL'S Like OF SREFEREON. ‘rom the Norfolk (Va ) Herald. Ny Wr. Randall hos, a, bye mations Indefatigabillty of research, brought orcer out of chaos, and in a maaterly style of arrange: ment presented to the world a lucid and commprel entre, Rony of the political evexts fa whlch Jefferson and hie raries were tbe master ANDALL'S LIFE OF JEFFERSON. {From the Eten t: hia Evening Bulletin.} Be ibe bole of the rolumes before us are deeply is e, characte he as casting un tucreditle amount of Nigut on the and times of Jefferson. ‘They will take piace sm Choicest classics of ataerican literature and "be: conse every future histtian cf (his country. ° as regards all and easential merits we bave RABDALL'S tik OF SRE PERSON. From the Bichmor, rd fee mse 4 difleuit work. His in le] end difficult wor! were of analyas ‘hie’ adunirable grouping, hia com aud capi this one of the tucst cbarinin books we bare xs * * Gut of ine ‘am a ric! the able and clear sig! once most oferaat faces oi ‘8 book rand Mnetractive scone that’ ‘that should be studied by every pa Je land. PALLIS LIFE OF THPrBEsON, {From the Detroit Daily Tribune ‘The literature of our country, and needed just such an edition as ibis ofthe work te at once digoided and idan atratire, and thee to have consid research too great to verify the facts ram has been oated ‘upon t AND. ee site OF JEFFERSON, Bro ‘he Boston At le the tubite b have & Mfe of Thomas Jefferson that fascinaiing, and therefc ular, but — te waa notonl: fore sure to be that will stand the essential historic truthfulness. HANDALL'S LIPR OF JEFFERSON. the Boston Traveller.|3 One of the ae ¢ couthibutios to history that our age has known or is. Pa Ae to know. aLL's: a OF JEFFERSON. Independent of he recottlot Jetisson'e ine teeounda {a hie rut jefferson’s torical facts never before published, which h will commend ite reader who wishes to obtain the true theory of our eaten can government and institutions. RANDALL'S LIFE OF JEFFERSON aw . iy from ss by sore iid ah invercedng p craft of the Declaration of Inde; dence. Price per eet in cloth. = sanvabaing oat the agent is not acceaaitl }, on receipt of, the prise. ee RI Se DERBY & JACKSON, Nassau <oirin AGENTS WANTED in coumtice pee the United Btates, 10 whom liveral’ discount, Sana ae ey ry | Sepa; 10 bi FLOR. de Fort and intermedia ‘andiy i are BD New Yc Galty 0610 A. aod 6 F return anges fort Lee at 5PM. aud Fort Leo ao re) cep owe aaa PRING PANTS.—DUBOIS FITS P! peony . ALL pt ds No.2 clusion plnoe, ose 3 door froaa, i lac! TARE Rb aa poe & SELLING oe Sel and children’s toiled etoc! shoes, of the best q I ind nt see hae ia the a pon ‘embroidered alippers. CALS Brosd wag oo VALISES, BAGS, 40., by ie yt or. RE- No.1 Wervenalieth, os waascof eivin, US He Wopite Garay fae. SOAP. RIGHT HOURS’ ‘Z wast ING re Pe stone WasHiNa CAN, USE OF TS SOar’.. TWO HOURS aan ‘a TWO HOURS Al HOLDEN £ CO., 253 Between acoder and Elm street. | oe “NERVOUS ANTIDOT! all nervous sffections, neural; bendeche, rest ‘mental or seats fou, Da hee mann’ cueae hy BT gee sical debi inaiplons a ae eee WANTEO[A, SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A yrholesale érag or medicine house; is, well acquainted with druggists and medicine dealers, throughont the Sate o€ Pe ivan! and German. fiat, bon $08 Reuding Port ailee. Pa. FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS, AT JONES’, $4 Ann street; $4 50 bg Bd roof sewed boote Deke. 80 double tole peg boots. Warrant '. HYA?PT” LIFE BALSAM. TT XATT's ‘LIFE BALSAM —RHEUMATION, 31 NEURAL and worst stages, also scrofuls, ‘giaand gout, in their worst evil, erpapela ‘Old ulcers, ‘und. the. worst cases Of diseasoe the blood, debilly, Uver complaint, kidueys, alte ‘most certainly cared cared by incipient schetmytion this sovereign purifier. ANCER.—HYATT'S LIFE Pri nny 4 CURED WM, E. gi dazerats cae ch cancer in te lpr of twelve yous sand? Oat LIFE BALSAM CURED HORACB ‘Tracy, Kidder's ferry, Seneca county, N..¥., of a cancer om the face of te ten years stan stan ito, For th eh artigtiars of theas two cases of cancer, gen ed oe 3 Yu P. rea, treet, &e., do., are , Pacific Hotel, Greenwich ism LIFE BALSAM CURED MR. 8. RODGERS, corner of Canal and Hud: streets, (paint store,) Cis ‘of the most painful kind, which had rendered blo cripote for months. See eee YATI’S LIVE BALSAM CURSD MISS COLF, NO. 168 viet Mea leis clad aut pte to severe ‘fag to force tee sternum or breast bone out tof place, LIFE BALSAM CURED EX-ALDERMAN J. "Rely, ‘Thirteenta Ward, F, D., Brooklyn, of rheumatiam, ‘bed been uuder medical treatment io ‘vain, and ‘crip: after he pled for monte HUGS aR Ge His ota, ince Stel tee estes ee YATT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED MR. B, RICE, NOB. Ws Trove strest and i Clinton Murket, of infammatory Sestmation £24 per at after be had beer crippled for yours YATT'S LIFE BALSAM GURBD Chi altLRS CLARK merchant tailor of Lanangburg. g toe ‘feos = k tocdreieed to jlea tal de life badsaty cs came to bia aid. rae SLIFE bags go Rote! f we. House, OF NO. 2 Willett street 01 A ‘The ulcer covered the entire ich Bide of the neck ‘and face. YAITS LIFB BALSAM CURED JAMES MoKER,: ‘whose offive ia No. 42 Front street, of chronic dyspepsia Of the most torturing kind. PAYATIS Live PAtsam HAs oases FA SFist diner aa il ot epeany cor gy J xo can be reached by medicine, if taken In sccordapen to “it doce pet re tala @ pte! of meroury, or any terious mineral. non eae with, ‘ o woman mont delieato W a Mepot, No 240 Grand ret, New York. ‘for brooklyn. Mire. Un ra, No, 1:8 Fulton aire, nie by erugglaie beat by express bo any pags, of the country. pariect” aatety oy oy Woe :