The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1859, Page 5

— ae) Brooklyn * Aumuican Ger Convasrnox—Dscuaesr10" or rau Caxpt. Danes von Mavou asp Crry Taxascemn.—An adjourned meeting of the American City Convention wae held in Granada Hall, Myrtle avenue, last evening. The Chair” map, J. A. Van Brunt, presided. After cailing the roll of delegates, alee pended pea Hall, who was nominated for Mayo~ te craw Smith, meee City Troasu a reasons. re) was accoptd, and Che Clambieo discharged. Mr. Britton, after a «.w pre. Luminary remarks, in which he repudiated the vr neipies (f the donmocratic'a well as the republican part 8, offered a wae ‘That the American party of the cits Brook pa ba ot the e want dhe protenced co-operation of the republican party on at Bubject, Fy That the Ameri of the city of Brooklyn Dellores in tne right of the chizens of overs Tertigey bees poloae fog Lo, and of every tate tn the United States, to settle their ‘ A Oops wuatecaecete a ‘t ore That neither the democratic nor republican party, Seer a ad hee ee, OO CeP gout and the and theolher arty of tho city of srookiya hails with ai eee were unanimously adopted. Mr. Pyoex, of the Fourth ward, offered the following: Whereas, the Hon. Hall and 0. C, Suutth. Eaq,, bave eid to weep, eousalion 10 the oiloes of Mafor asd "Pole Spice of tug Convenion i a doomed eet a ‘than Comptroller and nominate cand'daics other An amendment to go into ballot for candidates was ‘and the resolution was adopted. The convention then ad- journed sine div. Moux Moxey Require vor tHe Warer CeLEBRATION-— “AN Ops Apyzarisep vor.—At a meeting of the Committee of the Common Council yesterday on the subject of the ‘water celebration, it was stated that the amount of money appropriated ($6,000) was insufficient for the purpose, ‘and a resolution was adopted requesting the chairman to apply to the Board for an increase of the appropriation to $10, ‘The committee are of opivion that the celebra- tion cannot be carried on with a less sum. The Clerk of the Common Council was directed to prosure the priating of invitation circulars to be sent to the Mayors of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Ba'timore, Washington, Albany, Buffalo Rochestor—in fact all tho cities in this State and any considerable town within 300 miles distance, ‘The fire departments of al! these cities are alsa to be in- vited. A resolution was adopted requesting the to advertise for an original ode to be sung on the occasion of the celebrption, and requesting the editors of the local prees to act as a committee to decide ou its merits. Improving Navig ution tN Canapa.—The Cana- dians have surveyed and are about constructing a canal to connect Lake Huron with Lake Ontario. This wiil very greatly shorten the distance by water from the States ad- jecent to Lakes Michigan and Superior, to the Eastern mar- ket. They hope by meane of it to divert a large part of the traffic which now comes down Lake Erie. Another important Canadian enterprise now on foot is the deepen- ing of the St. Lawrence and Welland canals, in order that ‘vessels of considerable draught may pass directly to and from the ocean, obviating the necessity of transhipment of cargo. the New York Weekly Herald. AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON AND ALBANY—NEWS FROM KULOPE, CALIFORNIA, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES, ETC——TBDKE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION—TER- RIPLE SUFFERING AT SEA—-THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION—OPENING OF THE SPRING FASHIONS--LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ‘NEWS—-LATEST INTBLLIGENCE, MARKET3, HTO. ‘The Wzair Heraxp will be published at ten o'clock this morning, Its contents will embrace, among other things, the following:—-Affairs in Washington and Albany; Proceedings of the New York Legislature; News from Murope, Call- fornia, Mexico, Cubs, West Indies, &c.; Important from the Paraguay Expedition; Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Demo- cratic State Convention; Terrible Suffering at Sea; Wreck of the British bark Dromahalr and French ehip Bengul; Opening of the Fashiors— Display of Spring Styles in the Motropolls; ‘Latest News by Telegraph; Raditorials on Leading Topics of the Day; Financial, Commercial, Religious, Theatrical, Sport- fog and Maritimo Intelligence; Weekly Roview of the New ‘York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; together with a large varlety of interest- Ying local and miscellaneous items, Single copies, in wrap- pers, ready for mailing, can be had at the counter. Price six cents. Whe Latest Drawingsof the Legalized Lotte= Hoe, as reported to WOOD, EDDY «06. MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES. Official Drawings, by Telegraph. The subscribers, Com of the State of Delaware to su fe Marawing of the Lowery tor ne Henedt 0 WREy eee tit Say" drewn trom the whoel vis. Exes Chass, NO. 107, Mancm 25, 1858 50, 10, 40, 18, 30, 5, 69, 12, 66, 22, 11, 13, 29. Crass Mo. 198, Marcu 25, 1858, 45, 16, 22, 29, 18, 45, 14, 80, 72, 19, 25, 54. aq Atdihat te ald numbers were drawn inthe order ia which mE Mada ESN, Ma 2 Commisioners. sini Tenens, Fe stern tees aril es Seite ibeing are ‘orb tho aunbers which were this day arawa the drawing of a this day atte the State of Dela- ‘are the numbers w Crass No. 194, Exena, Manon 24, 1809. 26, 10, 67, 85, 42, 21, 41, 26, 48, St, 72, 53, 62, And that the said numbers wero drawn in the order in which s fees cur bade at Angut, Ga, this Thursday, March 2, Crass No. 195, Marcu 25, 1899, ‘3, 37, 53, 34, 83, 54, 2, 27, 1, 50, 68, 40. Crass No. 196, Extra, Manca 25, 1859, 62, 33, 49, 25, 38, 76, 13, 20, 30, 29, G1, 25, And that the said numbers were drawn in the ordorin which jand abor et tnees our bands at Augusta, Ga. thie Friday, March 25, 1889. ££: BOGRS™ { commissioners. WOOD, EDDY & 00.,§ Winer rs who Desire w Fine ‘at ESPENSCHEID’S, 118 Naa- Citizens and 5 gad elegant hat, should ou iret, Genin’s Sprin; Pe et By ra ars NOW READY. GENIN 807 Broadway. Welcome as the Flowers in Ma May, Are all who buy WGITE’S hats, Lany, At number two sixteen (216) Broadway. Seagon tickets without pay Apply at once—do n° Immense Discoveries of Gold.—We are not envious, and therefore record an instance of good fortune with Jeagure. An acquaintance recently purchased nox's latest sp) sigloof hats athe corner of Broad: ray tad Fulion, and while walking up the sireet, eanth fheeart of ope of our richest belles, to sory be married, Moral—Buy KNOX’S bata, 1850.—1 mens tyle ot Veh White, the io Introduce his spring style ot hat this day, Miarch 3, a206 Bronaway, under Sftrntin's Museum, & Co. Introduce the hate this day. Nos. 8, 4and 5 David's Spring Style of Gentlemen’s Hats ‘are beantful in ingites and finish, Salesroom 299 Broadway, near Duane sireet Beebe & Co.'s Patent Ventilated, be iy nating bats bata of the spt the apring. and summer foshions, offered this day romiway. Missa Mc ypoes for eign 2 Benn _ enn at NER BAZAAR AN aN Har ‘stoner’ GOT and 51S Broadwns. Metalltc Tablet ‘Razor Strop.—This Inimita- ble artic! kh an eg the sole manufacturers, J. & 8. RRUhoene No. 7 Astor House, and of the various agents ‘throughout the city. Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art 3 minis a Broadway. Photograpbs daguerrectypes, sali oats snoloesis only by EBEREARD FADER, She agent, 183 Witinm erect” fe en ge Examinations, with Charts pp asayes Carters, given dajy by FOWLER & jars, Collars, Wholesale Si laa at FUL- French Yoke Shirts, N Si preneranes cere tant, ant errand tot at Bale Ist Sects d Shirts, ya and to ordor, at LEIGHTON’S, 512 Rrondway, opposite 8. Nicholsa, Collar depot, 87 and 89 Jas re Celved's ine soosrtacals ‘assurtment of wear, centlonetd. M. TRAC’ sng tole ‘Travellers’ Shirts—Wholesale or Retail. TRA PEREGO & SON, 61 Nassau sirect. Shirts and the Latest goods, GREBN, shir: For Aha 5 " SShnuthetarels Neca from $510 81a WHE TE BMT, Ga Pula eee —— Dubols’ Pantaloons.—Dubots Best Cut- ter of pantaloons in the city. No, Cesta plawe again sco. Boots, Shoes and Gat tron le, roe Vieane, by UGK Phi ni, bor colved munker, 62 Cmbreitas.—A 1 & 00., Now S, dando Bake Uwe St. John the Evan. letter in the (risk Arwericaa of Peportot the Bt. Patrick's _ London sn.“ dustopentd by 1By ‘Trouble ta the thee Harel “ahow ted foe ‘Gea “brated Grover & Baker's Gee ong wacHiNes, FAMILY BEA ae Boiadwey. Machines, ata ut Wheeler d& Wuson's Sows, Chest of Good Tea for One mm Also, veegumay co coffee fur $i, = for Ome 5 muons No, 1 ing Glasses, Oll Pal ome ANP CHEAP, at Lt ‘No, 366 Canal, apposite Wooster a Proof locks apd frock perier Pkg Thepot 192 Pert ainers April 1006 Murray shee ornee Sosa a P: The best Spring Bed tn Existence. lowe'’s {iitptie) at rose $5 to 96, 06 BTS Broadway, Gall and see tt, or Cure Your Counts, us avenue. near Fourvesnth sirnat, Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— ‘The best in the sarvessiog all made. ‘applieg atthe Suamufactony 28 road a Leama PP espe *s Ointment.—Mothers are ae ty ow foid by all drugs nadit le santionoes, — ir rous is ne Best and pissoryiog and restoring se hair. Ladies, Para i ri Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, ‘Toupees. The best in the world, wholesale and toa ad dye pri- vately applied, No. pels a tee aaa 1ts @ Box, Black or brown. No. 1 Barclay street, and all druggists. Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.’s Radical cure truss, They also pil elastic stockings for varicose veins, sup} Inatruments for detor- mites porter, ht ghee Campbell, Apothecary and Chemist, South- est Righth, Twents Phecgresall Jonuine druge'medicines, kos sib | ET Fisrcuer—Ftansrry.—On Saturday evening, March 12, by the Rev. James Millett, at hin residence, Mr. Warren. R. Fuercuxr, of Norwich, Conn., to Miss SaRaH ANNs FLAN- NERY, Of this city. MARRIAGES IN CALIFORNIA. Baurais—Gawan.—In Stockton, Feb, 20, by the Rey. Mr. Maurice, Mr. Jobn A. Baithis to Miss Mary A. Gannan. Borowski—RoMan.—In Placerville, Feb. 22, afr. M. Bo- rowski to Miss A. Roman, Consy—Pysury.—In Monterey, Feb. 19, Mr. Peter Cor- by to Mrs Pyburn. Evans—Vinceyt.—In Sacramento, Fob. 3, by the Rey. N. R. Peck, James W. Evans to Elizabeth Vincent, both of Sacramento. Fai—Grayson,—In Shasta, Feb. 13, by Rev. N. Burton, Capt. William D. Fair to Mrs.’Laura A. Grayson. jouNson—MolntyRs.—In Napa, Feb. 18, C. A. Johnson to Mary McIntyre. Light—Wxuiser,—In Sacramento, Nov. 28,1858, by Rev. Mr. Shuck, Dr. W. W, Light to E, W. Webber. Tarus— Wein. —In San Francisco, Fob. 2 Tal Rey. Dr. Anderson, James Laflin to Miss Murgaret We Mattn—Barst.—In San Francisco, Fob. 13 Mr. John H. Miller to Miss Frances 8. Babat, both of that city. Neweit—Foutks,—At Sacramento, Feb. 22, Newell to 5. A. Foulks. Povre—Bour.—In Napa, Feb. 16, J. A. Poppe to Cathe- rine Bohr. Ricaknsow—Cary.—In Sacramento, Feb. 19, Samuel E. Riehardeon to Kathrine Cai RICHARDS—WiskMAN.—In an Francisco, Feb. 21, by Rev. iseman, R. P. Cutler, Mr. William Richards to Miss Kilen W both of that clty. Reynotps—Lvsvey.—In Oakland, at the residence of James de Fremery, Esq., by the Right Rev. Bishop Kip, William Reynolds, Esq., late of London, to Miss Sarah Ex den, late of the TINGGou—HasnisGs—In eee Fob. 17, Charles S. Ringgold to Elizabeth M. Hastings. Sims—UaRxkr.—In San Franola0g,, in Powell street Mo: thodist Episcopal church, Jobn R. Sims to Caroline A. Bar- ker, formerly of Frederi¢kton, N. B. Swomu—Hurisut.--In Sacramento county, at the resi- dence of the bride's father, by the Rev. N. R. Peck, Myron ‘Smith, of Fravklin, to Klten L. Hurlbut, of Satter. Sumee.ayy—Morex.—In Nevada, Feb, 15, by Rey. D. A. Dryaen, Mr. George Sutherland to Miss Emma Morse. Waaanson—Cuaraan.—In Sacramento, Fob. 21, William C. Wilkanson to Martha Jane Chapman. Thomas Birnam.—Very suddenly, on Thursday, March 24, Mrs, Em Beruam, in the dist year of hor age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, on the northeast corner of Kast Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’ciock. ‘CLank.—On Thursday morning, March 2 at, after a short yee H. Avaustcs, beloved son of Heary I. and Rebecca A. Clark, in the 21st ycar of his ago. “The relatives and friends of the family are ly fnvited to ationd the funeral services, at the Reformed Dutch church, cornor of Blocoker and West Tenth strects, (formerly Amos street, ») On Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, eres Bertie ian ‘tation. 4 Poughkeopsie papers please copy. Coywax. ver Friday, March 25, Josurn Conway, in the Slat year of his age. ‘His friends and acquaintances, those of the family, and the Knickerbocker Company, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his iate residence, No. 129 Canal street, on Sunday, afternoon, at two o'clock, without fur- ther notice. His remsing will be taken to Flatbush Cemo- for interment. .—On Thursday, March 24, Tromas Corn, aged 9 ears and § months, tue belovea son of Patrick and Isa- ella Corr. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to uttend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his parents’ residence. No. 562 Second avenue. Eymycs.—Suddenly, in Wasningtou, D. C., on Frida ‘ont Mareh 25, Saxcxt D. Exrixox, stage manager’ ofthe W im theatre. GAN.—Suddenly, on Thursday, March 24, of disease of the heart, Mrs. Kitcx HaGax, aged 59 years, 3 months and 8 days. Her reiatives and friends, and those of her sons, John J. and Kaward Hagan, are reepectrully invited to attend the funeral, without further ivitation, on Sunday after- noon, at one o'clock. Schenectady | ro Joum.—On Friday, ea 35. Corsa M., son of Henry T. and Jano Jolie, in the 19th yoar of his ago, The relatives and friends of tae fatnily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’clock, from the residence of his father, No, 208 West i street. wre.--On Friday, March 25, Jonanxa Manta, wife of Henry ¥. W. Kooper, aged 22 yoars, 1 month and'l day. ‘The relatives snd friends of the family, and the mem- bers of Hanovor !uther Lodge No. 35, A. P. A. , are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral,from her late residence, No. mr West Nineteenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’cioci:. fcr remains will be interred in tho Lutheran Cemetery. ‘Lawien.—On Thursday, March 12, of inflammation of the lungs, Parrick Lawier, aged 48 years, late of Carlow, Dublin, and Mooretown Lodge, but for the last twelve years a resident of this city. ‘The friends of the family, and those of his son, D. F. Lawler, aro invited to attend tho funeral, from his late reaidonce, No, 427 Greenwich street, this (Saturday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Dublin Papers please copy. McDxemorr.—On Friday, March 25, Henry McoDermorr, aged 44 ycurs, a native of Londonderry, Ircland. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at-, tend the funeral, from hig late residence, No. 51 car! ype Sunday afternoon, at Map o'clock. “nae f papors please co; MoENNay.—O! mn Friday, March 23 23, Cavmmnrss McENNAY, aged 26 years. ‘Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attoud the fuuoral, this (Saturday) alternom, at two o’clock, from No. 107 Willow street, Brooklyn. McGxucor.—On Friday evening, Marci 25, Susy, eldest daughter of William 1. and Susan 8. McGregor, agod 5 years, 10 months and 8 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of Mr. S. A. McGregor, are respectfully invited to attend the fu- neral, on Su! rman at half past twelve o’clook, trom No. 766 Greonwich street. Mnes.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, March 25, Many Aww Mires, agod 19 years, 11 months and 10 ai Her frionds, and ‘those of tne family, are respecitull, invited to attend the funeral, on 2, at hal two o’clock, from the residence of her father, » homas les, No. 210 Smith strect, noar Baltic street. PursER.—In Brooklyn, on Wednerday, March 23, of con- sumption, Jom P. Pore, bi! 21 years and 6 months. The friends and relatives of the family arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his father’s residence, corner of DeKalb and Clasvon avonues, this (Saturday) ome at Reh do papers Rowinson.—At ‘Communipaw, N. N, J., 00 Thuraday, March faa Jams Norns, wife of John Robinson, ia the 36th your her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are vou toms 4 invited to attend the funoral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from her late residence, at Communipaw, N. Londonderry papers ores Satstoy.—On Friday, oh oh "ilanoansr, only child of = Ney aud Margaret ‘salmon, aged 7 months and 11 pe relatives and frionds of the tamily are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 10 Livingston place, this (Saturday) afterhoon, at three o’clook. Fer remains will be ae in Greenwood arta ednesday, March 23, Jom Sruoxsox, B yeary. jenila and relatives of the family are respectfully inated to attend the funeral, from his lato residonco, at Jamaica, 1. I., thie (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sn. At Jamaica, L. L, on magn March 25, Caaries ‘Surre, in tho 76¢h year of hip ag The relatives uid friends of he family are respsctfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resideace, without furthor no- tice. ‘Travis.—On Friday afternoon, March 25, of consump- tion, Wittiam Travis, aged 37 years. “ihe friends and ates, and the Contral Park pe are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on San afternoon, at ono o'clock, from his Inte residence, No, at ‘Woat Forty ninth street. Wicks. —On Thursday, March 24, after a short and sevoro {llnees, eee 1. Ade nk agod 28 yoars ant 12 days. The friends re are respectfully invited to at- end tan TOUR, oe on Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock, from bie late residency, No, 49 South First atroot, Wil- liamsburg. His remains will be taken to Cypross Hilis for interment, pore pe ™ bog ag wif —In rancisco , 5 Emi su fo of Alexnndor G. Abell, aged'87 years ue Am 22, Mewmur, des of pas fi aad Mary F. Being, aged & years, ryan Bocaass—Ia San Jove, Feb. 25, Katie Augusta Bu- chavas, y oun gent of Rev. P. G. and Marg bu Chena, ogee years anc 6% mouiLa, Bowring. jar t ‘board ship Visur; t sea, Nov. 10, 1868, te Sree of Caartes EB wd tha Bunting, sged 16 Bowrssc.—Oo board slp Visargis, at waa, Nov. %6, of congumplion, Martha, wile of Charice E. Buuting, aged 26 years. Damauagr.——Ie Sea Francisco, Wed. 27, James Weary, Gon of James H. and Phebe A. Demarest,’ agod 2 montis Batz.—Io Loe Angeles, Feb, 10, Ored Nye, onty cui of David F. and Abby . Bail, aged 2 years, & mouths and 2. 8, 5 Ia Sen Jose, Feb. 20, Thomas, zopegen child Of Thomas and Jane Halsy, aged 6 moaths and 20 days, Houisno.—At Humbug City, Jan. 20, of coarumption, Michael Hovland, «native of Ireland, iate of Roce island, DL, aged 28 years. Kuang. Baa Francisco, Feb. 22, Dele, deughter of sumption, Calvin Pratt, of Bupex,—-la Nevada, ‘Jan, 21, Mra. Julis N. Rider, aged 36 years. ‘Sean te Nevada, Web: 18, Mr. Christopher Scgrove, aed ‘about 35 years.~ 10Gis3.—In San E¥ancieco, Feb. 23, pan Ww: formerty of Fe jwania, and pasha tho Us ba yard, Maro hs SeaOR Fonte. foopa.—In San Francisco, Tab. 22, Major Archibald Woods, aged 75 years. MINCELEARNOU ‘S. 50 conannas SHOES boots, spring style, " I 10_ANN STREET. oro mena; 96 00 Freneh cake MERICAN sume paecarT, COMPANY —ORFIOE OF wexce, U Bayern the depot fr tne sale of pictures ia twow at 200, Bev re, lures ia now oad wercorer of endo ntee, next door to Stewart's, No guods LANGENHEIM, LOYD & 00, Loyd’s patent steroscopte ease, mew desicn, book form, uow ready ANS TORE LIFE PRESERVING GARMENTS. A communication appeared in yesterday's Herald with —o rence to the Ie regen vi coats, circulars, clo: boys? Fagen » made by the Selans ext Company; now dolog business at 266 Broadway and 23 and 235 Cans] street. among the questions asked by this corresp indent with relereace ts the value of these garments (which look like other clothiag, and yetcan be Lancy eal converted into be reservers in the Toughest water) is this: is tt positive, company As serts, that the oflicers of the Navy Depa tment, without excep: don, speak loudly iu favor of these admirable tor and wear them themselvee*”’ In reply we have ouly ‘that the company will exhibit to every Iagulrer istieks ‘from all toone personages and trom many other eminent men. Among several Nelich have bea placed before us la the following from Capt. Geo. W. MoGulluln, of the United states Newront, Dai.ano Lire Persenvinc Coat axp Vest ae ibs ing Severe tests, all of which it hay so sdmairably: atooa that Toon sider R& perfect protection against drowning. ‘The elastic straps pertatt of a large amount of inflation without tneommod- ing or fatigning the and, as far as amaware, are Ra eulirely new device and Very tseful Lnvention, ‘ours, very resp) GEO, W, McCULLUM, Captain United States Kngiucers, RI’B WORKS. Photograpbs of rich men with their millions and p then with net h dollar to bless. hem; rich men holding 10,000 acrca of land, poor mun with nots spot to set their feet apon. Gor's earth was foieuded for one common use for tan; ns the the beast, go showid hi sod free lator, wiibout distinction with, monopoly except the monopoly of intellect—and the mono- poly of of bonoe without money aad & money god. Bee the por ‘people on the road to a true ‘and equality, at HULME pioture gallery, 289 Broadway. Lp ieoy pee TRUSSES—AT THE BULL'S JD truss office, 56 WI Sart tue miveaenrem aeet 8 ALDWIN'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, ‘The largest in the city; Built by Wm. B, Astor, Eaq., wre for the bi Kos. 70 AND. pe npn made cl ‘The customere’ not eq! geincene A Ladies ee yan ot crore Comme pion fe attlirenta vege Ses, Wor Pe ny ny Smee ee ie seeke BARN BO SNATCHERS* THE DISSECTING BOOMS, HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED, THE SUNDAY COURIER. Price Three Cents. For sale by all the newa axente. Oftice of publication Us Spruce atreet, HANDELIERS AND GAS AS FIXTURES. ‘Our unrfvalled aseortment a will be wold during the spring ®eason at 4 amnll advance on cost, Lie v. brericbeghi 4 & 00., ‘of Broadway and Broome sireet. ORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING THE rate oe pont ca fleab, cured without pain, 80 be worn immediat after the operation wilt einen nience to the patient Dr. WabnaRie RRR, aurgaca clirope [al ora oain surgeons of UIDE TO THE ee coe MINES, ‘ogether wii IA MAP DALINKATIG THE PRINCIPAL ROUTES from the Atlantic cities to the furthest point Wee, including tha fold regions; also a brief nccount of the discovery of the gold ines. 1. Bea preparations previous to leaving home, pecesaity o 5 The heat time tomar for the iiaes, & Necessary outlit for four men, six months, 5 Qn the sélection of routes, ko. £0. 6. Extracts from in reference to the mt Travellers, nereustoe for ibe talaes, auptd provide themseives with # copy of the Guide; the information imparted. might be the meaus of saving them bundreds of doliars. fl of the above, toxedher with the following, is embodied in the April number of APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE. CONTENTS OF APRIL NUMBER jolm Kilgeur, Sr. President of the Lit- 1-1 J “y late rig itp ite i read ‘Ohio, with portrait, and a Gescription of character’ TTmportant Rules for Tra- Ned’ bec Rail ‘ohio, io—Lte Cor Rullwars 0 ‘of the Blais of Kew Fore: Terre Hania and Bichon allway; New Railways in Tlinots; Indi and Cincinnati Railway; Kast Tenuessee and Company; Statistics of Texas Railways; erg Belietontaice and in Springfield, Mount Vernon, and Pitisbarg Railway; Kallway ridge Chey River at Buffalo; Bus ury'and Erie Railway; Hannibal and St. Joseph Kail: * Testimonial to » Conductor Fp Guide tothe Gold Mines of Kanana, together with a Map Delincating the Principal Routes:--Preparations Previous to Leaving Home; the Necesalty of Oxution: Time of Startin lines; yet for Four Men, Six ‘Months; Selection of m the Press in Reference to the Kansas Gold Mines, ke. ao. . Inventiins: -Rallway Cromings, Poiniaan? Switches; ine, Water Wheel, &c.; New, alloy: Manafacture jew Field. ies of Dia- monés; Breabin, of Cae *htionnnd Whests S.—anesilotes and Incitents of Travel:—Katlway Tncidents; Frit Montgomery: indleanoos and. Treatment fae Traveling Showman: the Country Coosa’ Vise i Boston, 6.—Unite -Andieator, abo iference of Detireen the arto of the Urea Sn fading San Franciaco, Sattorni: ary , Newfoun jane Va Jentia herd ireland; ind — with illustration. Tk Stat sowiny by dieures spread over ie surface trains in ench pardcular line raay be found. Ay 8.—Through Routes, to and from New York, Rape ran Buffalo, Foledo, obi ond chee eago, St Louis, &c., with maps 1o ‘the readleat means of travellin sd from all the pribelpal cities South, Kast and Weal. ( 9A Eintof Prominent Hotels in the Principal Cities of the 10.—A Gazetteor of the United States, arranged under the se- IL Sixty fiv Sapo te Princpal ‘a —! e wa, 12.—New Time Tables, corrected to da PRICE ONLY TW: anny Five crNts, The April aumbec now, rei In consequence of the de- — for Appieton’s Railway jude, the March editions Seng exhausted, pe Rg shige Mg Pat i April number earlier than vo prose a ears on StcUSTRATED: "Rail WwAY GUIDE it tavutalog nan 90 pa ws beatty To many & race of te: 2 fulund entertaining matter, and Is fold at the low price of ‘TWENTY FIVE CENTS wR COPY, D ABFLETON & N & OO. Publishers, aft wegy, all tte eprine! at pocndien! orl ash ane = se a Ny Ga yy ait r RY REYNOLDS MO The subscriber having Woe gent for the sal tg above eclobaied walches La ia ibis chy, te baw awe on Kash 2 large assortment, and is constantly receiving ia en- EeetPhaw etyise of onses of beantial design aud wortmen: THE HENRY Barrorne LEMON WATOHES, manufactured n Livoipnal are acknowledged tobe ine celebrated M. I. Ponsa manent are sold | satisfaction, r of watches end jewel rang ag door below ‘Wail street). E. HAIR COLOR RESTORER WILL CAUSE Jue alr to uamume ug original co hi will cause the halr to gsow bag EX em of Color Restorer will IL diseases ee nen eee nee ae. Senigdes ‘lve , Wholesale nnd retail, street (formerly of No, 11 Iv. venihie New Now York b Rpmenn one PARER hold Of Grand airéet; ant Ha St ON eB yet abd druggist over’ en “ KA", DANVERS,” part, with synopela of the First), “7H GRISETTES OF Parra, ™*°URADFR, “THE PRWTER MUG," Rimini “ PROPLE WE NERT ON BROADWAY," “ REGERVOTR SWINDLING OF LABO! READY THIS MORNING. N*peum Seren bet nin te, ead ee alla RORALGIA, and all ervone ervona, afctions tastan uy watered and permanent by nervons Pa wel refund the prich FINE & OO. Saree Brookiyn, ole Propel ret 109 Nasaan, NEW" YORK :AURALD,. SATURDAY, ‘MARCH 26, 1059, Fresh Invoice Bana —In G32 rag af bg OVERS OF FU; GLANOR A? Hose L PORK Wares GLANOR AT THtsE pSitian lerivoe water, fui of decayed matter, which ough to dye houses, dc, pour filth into the bead wa- tere redervotre wattle the ot Go ape Liter, be bas removed trea’ Srotou water ‘aretectie eects and embryce of Uaat eeek blood Dr. J. Me feet ye —"The van flier Penn of the siomack fren tates bation cor cerry et Cstou aces should be itcred The can extract froma Uroton wale, with & dlar Saeleeseee ote ‘When Oroton water is passed t! gy Mapes yo one ’5d medium of tbe Gioprages flier, {tie restored fo tee Due of rock wate: vat A. Mi en Fourth now mani i eerie which doss away ov 4 os reweutis work, Boren: yi ve agalast Croten : , BERING OvEROoaTS VaRy IN oe Gil Si reachcustro pan e 2. OLASEE, 115 Wiliam s:reet. iB Tr —— SPRING CAMPAIGN. We are new receiving ours our p lmpertations of DIENER, TRA, Dawes AND TOILET GETS, PARIAN STASUAB BRONZES, KE, VABES AND FANOY goons: pa By aera hin a br our ageate, wee bare a the taste of the American publie, we teal ced. be found “NY nvag Parone IMPORTED INTO Wotarte an tarasion ate bore, asd alo of our basse Ch BELL ees AND rep Oa oes Caer weandic V. HAUGEWOUT & CO., Corver o! of of Broadway and: Broome etroet, LES, PILES, PALHS. New Haven, Oct. 13, 1880. Dr. Witmer—I have been aiilicted with external piles for tle Jest eleven years I wus operated upoa, and have tried all te advertises /emedies for curing piles, but did ine ‘ood. Twaalt & wretebed condition, and waa adv! Glidord, of your city, to try Dr. Witmer's pile 8 Thich U did) end } am Lappy to sate that it his entivoly that dreadiul disease—piles. Ve espertfull Xi sist of Dre Weep G. WaRDEN Panic » Witmer’s 3 Bu tory, No. 150 Bontey, New tort ee eaerer EWING MACHINES.—AL PERSONS WHO HAV! 4) beea induced to buy sewing maohines which will nok pet form the work tak purcbasersexpece™’ hem to do. ero tniort ed that Shnyer's machines uyver ful to do nay Kind of wort No one is ever dissppointe ia these machines, 1M. SHGNG & 00. asa Brosdway SrainG SEASON, X ROGERS & KAYMOND’'S Upentag circuler Boyerscf cloteing. We open the spring season of 159 with a stock of clothing far excreding tc oxte: variety sud elegance that ot auy tor- mer year. We also claim the merit of ORPARALLKLED O88. og stocked our cloth re ket, cent under the pre: The cxtevetve aud faauioun- ble assortment of every deac Sfotion of anring ciothing for mea ‘tnd boys, to which we invite the natention of the public. COULD No? Bk BEE LAGLD atthe rates at which we now offer them to retail purchesers, ‘Ationg our new and brilient styles for oat door wear the AK an origipal and exquisitely vecoming epring over garment, is especially ntiractive; while the extracedinury variety of our business, travelling And full dreeu clothing offers the widest Possible held of choice for af tastes, ull occupations and all BOYS! CLOTHING we have introduced large number of new Paris and home designed patierns, and our ORDER DEPARTMENT 4s wlocked with euperion hich are cut and made to measure, by ihe beat artista, ne Ge moat invderate rates. ‘ONE PRICE, AND UNH ONLY, ‘s sil] our motio, und to 8 every article the lowest figure that can tekea is conspicw ROGERS & RAYMOND, Corner of Futon and Nassau streets. ange from twee PEAT TDED MACHINE Will RLBA DEM ONLY S10 beh at ak eee A EAGLE SEWINU MACHINE UO,, 366 BROADWAY, INGER'B SEWING MACHINES, ‘The vew family sewing machiwes tracting universal aitention, in ail essential ever at $60 snd $75 are mw qualities they are tuck. the beat as ow price. I. M. SINGKS & OO., 456 Broadway. ‘TARTIING STORY. Look out for s new, thrilling aad graphic story of Intense to cai interest 2 the NEW YORK ATE, Bencay morniag, Mises SP sse. Weiler yovereey es Sika SAND MILI ze Aroostt to al, humorous and phitlose . vice tare B: vA Fe patetic. pale, INTERESTIN chet, Sannin eu ccseomeaeeaia ae, 9 Bold by the newabogs, and at allt offices. FERRIOK £ SHAMAN, Polishers, 44 Aun otreet. 'GER’S EWING MACHINES. ‘The tmmenso incresse in the demand for theee admirain has trebled within four ronthe—indicates the vizing proeperky of the oo untry. Serre ae dr MORPHY STRAW BHAT son ill be exhibited on MONDAY, A new and novel style, Sou etore offered, which will be HAY OF THE SEASON? RAD BROTMERS & CO., No. 310 Broadway. MTO CITY, AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND GEO. era. ihe best place to bay first cuallty plogled herrings new mackerel, codfish, salmon, haddock, smoked salt, choice butler, fine mild cheese, lant, pork, hams, should: ers, beet, at lowest merket be wagon and goods warranted. AL- Lan & = fish and provision dealers, 52 {hoa ORPHY STRAW HAT Will be exhibited on MONDAY, MAR 3 A now aad novel style, ox before offered, which will be 6 HAT OF THE SEASON, READ BEOT:IERS & CO., No. 340 Broadway. IRISH AMERICAN of this weet ‘She Las ARCHBISHOP HUGHES’ LUTTER, With the folest account of the TRICK'S D. EBRATIONS. MORPIY STRAW HAT Will be exhibited on MONDAY, MARCH 23, hs E A new and novel style, nover before crety whieh will be HAT GF THE Si READ BROTHERS £00. No, 340 Broadway. HE NEW YORK ATE-AS 18 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED day press ia this ity, Delng now a the twenty-second its pul lieation. the. ATIAB of foinomow (Svaday) wi contain the frat story of thrilling Latereat cattle “gaainaiplaesstiens: BLACK hatte BIGH ALS, Aftory of New York, the iver att the Sound RE-ORGANIZATION OF if, DEMOCRATIC PARTY. MORTON—THE ALDERMEN—DIRTY STREETS, ALBANY LEGISLATION—STOCK GAMBLERS. Local news, and 0 rent ‘Variety of miscellazeous matter, te to rene eorex: HE OLD ATLAS ‘an unusually interesting sheet to morrow. Advertisements received until 10 o'clock . M. Offloe 44 Ann street. pes MORPHY STRAW Hart uy uae exhibited on MONDAY, Avew and novel style, never before offered, which wil be HAT OF THE SEASON. READ BROTHERS & CO, 40 Broadway. BAGS, &C., WHOLESALE AND BP. NG, No. 1 Warren etreel, corner of M Natt Art Broadway. Bp hadeens OF HORSES. you wiah to cure your horse of colic, nore throat, cuts, brulee, ‘awellings, &c , use Dr. Tobias’ Venetian hors6 lini ment. Ifitever ho charge ig made; £0 ceuts for pint bot tles Sold by ailthe druggists and Depot 46 Cort- landt street. Wiate MADR FASY BY GRAIIAMS ONGUENT.— ‘action upon the roots of the beard or mustache is bon will foree the beard to grow. lax: ort instantaneou: pouy within six weeks from the first application, and wil! not or injure the skin.” For the past seven years it has teed by ands, ad ham never failed 10 give auteaction, It is prep min Prigo i, Sent pot fee by mal to yd fo ba 3 GRAHAM, 109 Nassau street.” HOBE’S CELEBRATED EXTENSION X TABLR 18 00) diuaciving fen’ ot | MOBR & BON, ah Brosiver, Hatt, "8 LIFE BALSAM. —RnRUM. leo scrofi Py er, bleod, Ny py ae aa tat areat i rt Pas incipent conaumplios, de. are mots certain Youred YTS LIFE BALSAM CURED F. J. Fle aaa A aay, ints hi room. ‘Mr. Webb was S0 yeas old when thia cuze was ef- condi ee ratory rheumatism my there OO acre YATT'S ae, when CURED WM. McLAREN, B wootet i io step, the in, etek oteg oo ao ees plane's CURED will Liban vou. ¥. anes e Mimige 4 Beta ‘has as yet boom canvassed (or wired to print mes 8 volume, to re 4 the estutlog dowrand. Pike fuiceh whicn oul ees sta in, nt ork wil soon hare attained = } and cost, ane one ‘which estabilehes it er category’ mous literary successes. = Cy ‘one Pay yt to the hist Cao tthe American public are sheer paying Bt 51x oka oe DRE TOL BAND D DOLLA qyeutiy tor tas In the United btates, and ecomen cat er’ ating res we reflect that ‘the work, ts but one u and not one fourth of the wie bed thes avery mee sat wana whe kent beset tie will peruse the following Uist of Coutributors NEW ICAN CYCLOP ADI is order to axgare the ‘unt avery acotiom of tre United Ptates ia with all its talent, and all ite iced tas tenermisc acer edi ; 4 force of ‘as the work succesaive v0 Seas pane ea tathans React ne ae Se) { St OF CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLS, Lv. 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