The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1859, Page 5

renee Board of Altermen, rethe Presifeot, Thomas COMMUSICATION FROM THE COMPTROLLER, ‘The foliwing com MUnicariov, iu reference to the regis- try of offein! bonds, was seat in by the Comprotiar:— Comrrnou.nn's Orrice April 2, 1: Seasesi coer iat Bearcat or Pee coprad ree tier makes tthe duty of tan Comptrolee' to, bees iu ‘Ive office wll ttle deeve leases, cortgeges or ober ances of ule, and ail otideace ot dove conte boas ot fadewnity, cud ; an directed. oraissuce to be where Te ” ere ‘of prop=ry ron'et 2 8 ago submitted here wh. ix ago aubeaitied herew :h. heapecifully Mosel T. HaWe, Compirclier. ‘THR OFFICE OF CITY INSPECTOR. ‘The communication from tue Mayor, dated 2l8; March Jast, already published, returoing to the Board the nomi nation of Elijah F. Purdy, as City Inspector, was again called up and read. Alderman Boos moved that the communication be sen back to the Mayor, asthe matter had boon already re ferred to a committce. Alderman Pack moved ag an amendment that the cvm man‘cation be laid on the tabe. He understood tna’ there wes a movement on foot by which the city would have the name se cemaaiaier presented ina tew days Alderman BrapLey moved as a further amendment that be appointment of Elijah F, Purdy be confirmed. After some further discussion a motion to refer tho. ‘nomination of Dr. Foster to a committeo, and to sond back the nomination of tr. Purdy to tbe Mayor, was carriod. A motion to discharge the committees having the matter of the City Ivspectorship before them was made, but lost by a vote of 10 to6. ‘A veto was received from the Mayor on the appoin ment of two Commissioners of Deeds, there being already two over the usual uumber. Ordered to be printed. DRATH OP SENATOR DOHERTY. A tion of condolence with the family of the ‘ate Senstor Doherty, formerly a member of this Board from the Nincteenth war?, was presented by Alderman Sreruexs and passed unanimously, MEKTINGS OF THE BOARD. ‘A resolution was passed that the Board meet every Monday aud Thursday evening at six o'clock, for the months of April, May, Juno aud July, until otherwise or- dered by the Board, ‘THE BXVENSES OF THR COMMUTER OF THE BOARD WHO WEST TO AUBANY. A regolution to pay tho comm:ttee of the Board their ex- penses ($1,950) to Albany to resist the charter, and seve- Fal billa affecting the taterests of the city, were’ presented, and laid over. THK BRNATORS WHO DEFENDED THR RIGHTS OF THR CrrY. Alderman ivomey presented a preamble and resolution returning thanks to Senator Spinola and the other Senators who 20 ably inbored to arrest the repeated attem pts during the session of the Legislature, just ended, to faterfere wita and trample upoa tho municipal rights of the city of Now York. Alderman Tuowoy’s preamble cited largely from the correepondent of the Herat, and,youched for his cor- rectpers. Alderman foomry, in a forcible speech, contended that the preamble aad rcaolutions ebou'd be favorab'y received by this body, and atopted as a just mark of thanks to those Senators who defended the rights of the city of New York. After some debato Alderman Grxer moved that the matter be referred to the commit\ce having the subject in obarge. Carried by a vote of 10 to 7. CHLKBRATION OF THE INTRODUCTION OF WATER INTO THE CITY OF BROOKLYN. An invitation was received from the authoritics of § Brooklyn asking the presence of tho Common Council of New York et the colebration of the introduction of water into lyn Accepted, Much merriment was croated by several ineffectual ef- forts made by Alderman Bra‘y for an adjournment, and also by Alderman Owens explaining on each mouion his reasons for opposing an adjournment. Alderman Starr, with a view to obviate the perpetual motions to acjourn, moved a suspension of the rules go- verping this Board. Lost. * ‘Alderman Buapy again, for about the twentieth time, Tenewed his motion to adjourn. ‘Alderman Prcx said he would now vote for the adjourn- ment, in order to stop thie farce, as he was convinced no ‘bupiness could be doue in consequence of those repeated interruptions. Toe Presipxnt called Alderman Peck to order. There had not been any farce permiued here, nor should there be while be had the honor of bis preeeot position. The motions of Alderman Brady are pefectly parliamentary, || and according to the rules of the Board. The motion to adjourn was again lost, | Alderman Bsavy revewed bis motion after every paper |, was reached, but it was lost, generally, by ® voto of Bw sb. ! MORF ALLEGED FRAUDA, Acommuunication, reapectiog frauds to the amount of $28,748 55, 10 crasiog (gures in the coutract of Joun Slat- | tery for regeluting and flagging Seventy nicth streot, in |! 1864, war seat iu irom the strcet Commissioner. Referred |, t& Committee on Joint Accounts. »_ Alderman Geyer, who had voted against Alderman | Brady's movion ali the evening, now moved to adjourn, } Lost by a vole of 7 to 9. Aldermen Apams called up the matter of widening ji Reade street. Alderman Brapy boped tt would be referred to the Com- mitiee On Strects, a8 there were several property hoiders who desire to be beard betoro it was floaily adopted. ‘The resolution of the Board of Councilmen was faally adopted. The matter: of paving Broadway was called up and made a epecial order for Monday evening. Afr dieposing of several other routine matter: the J) Board udjourned to Monday, at six o'clock. Brooklyn Clty News. Tan Recext Ocreace at East New York—Coroven’s In. qorst, AND Verpict or me Juny.—Coroner Horton held an Hinquest yesterday upon the body of Dennis Kennedy, who died atthe Ony Hospital on Monday from the effects of ‘biows inflicted by poisons who ontered his house, near [Fart New York, on the night of tho 10th inst. The de- Jceased waa a laborer on the water works, and had somo difficulty with bis fellow workmen, some of whom are leuppored to be the parties itnplicated. Two were arrost- Jed on auspicion, but a8 they could not be identified, they Jwere Gischa:ged. ‘The circumstances of the affair are de- ta‘led in the evidence:— Dr. Green, pbysician at tho City Hospital, testified that Jdecoaved was vrougbt to the inatitation on the 12th inst, lund died on Monday last; he made a post mortem exami: lation, in conjunction with Dr. Enos, externally; they found two contised wounds on the left side of the head; a removing the scalp they found the skull fractured, and rom three 1nd a ball to four ounces of blood, partly co. hguiated, unéor the middle lobe of the right side of the base of the brain; thia was the immediate caase of death; Lhe wounds were’ inflicted with some blunt instrument, ad might have been done with a cinb; the deceased died of compression of the + Dr. Knee testified to the same effect. Margaret Kennedy, the wife of decoased, testified that four men came into ber house on Suuday night, L0ch inst. ; bereeif and daughter were sitting in the room; the men roke open ihe door; each hada club in his Nand; thoy hemanded ® lighted candle, which she furnished; hor pusband wosin bed, and they wen! to the room whore ho and excltimed, “You d— s— of a b—, you are just the man we are looking for;” they then commons eating im with clubs; she caught hold ofone of she as lants, and in the moantime her daughter blew cut tho die, leaving all in the dark; her husband got clear of men acd went ont of the house unkoown to hor; he men ailili searched about the room, tore down fue bed ord knocked everything upside’ dowo; they en left acd told the daughter that if sho opened her outh they would shoot her; her daughter and self closed ho door and shut themselves np; ina few minutes ator he went out ond called her husband; he answered, and be found bim lying about one hundred yards distaut ina Har; herself and Jano Vouohio got him out and took im back to the house; the deceased told them that when got out cf the houre ho met five men, and those men him and Jeft him in the condition in which ho was und. He was takea to the City Hospital the foltowin; veeday by James Donohue; her husband did not toll nolue who it was: told hor ho thought oae of tho saients wei Brian Mahoney; she knows Maboney and rick O'Keefe, the parties arrested, but saw neither that ht. Seria Kenacdy, elghteon years of ago, the danghtor of , tertified to the same fucts. Soveral’ other witnesses were exemined, but nothing \ving the keest bearing on the outrage was clicited. The case beivg given to tho jury thoy brought in tho lowing verdict:—‘ Tuat Dennis Konnedy came to his ith com; ‘jon of the brain, ‘whieh compression Produced by blows from a person or as un- own to tho jury; and further, Sey aogalt Brion Ma. ney and Patrick O'Keofe, the prisoners, of any blamio,”” he accused were thereupon «i echarged, and the perpe- 's of tho outrage remain at largo. Pocotomst’s FARKWELL Pexrorsaxcys.—Mr. Strakosc) nces to-day that the farowell representations of Mile. colomini will be commenced very shortly in this city, d be continued at Boston and Philadelphia. It ia stated, iMcially , that the New York soason—throo nights and e—will bo commenced at the Motropolitan theatr the 0th of May. Mr. Strakosch brings a strong com- to the support of the fascinating prima donna, and a of the furdre of last autumn may be expected. Personal Intelligence. Telia abe, ene et ey 4 at fames Tavint Clow, ‘ine Greemene, alan’S i 5 an, Ly ee OL iboras ae grey Jago, tn he bark Linde Stowart—Juan B. Bravo. t Feito Jom *esiard, Gerositao’ Fuente, Mra. # Aimmona and fa- thes, as reported io WU, EUDE & Od, . wawscens OF Tn8 DELAWARE, GEGRGIs, KENTUCKY AND UISgOURI STATE LOTTEALA, Ofiicind cra wings, by telegraph, (OT TERING. rinwed we Crewing of w Lotte beving this d0y auated the den ert uf the Stats of Delaware, Hivwing aro tke mumbers wh ot were thie day drawn irom the ». vig: — Kxtia Crass, 50. 243, Ararat, 1859. 40, 22, 46, 10, 12, 48, 5, 19 96.75 60, 68. Cisse No, 244, Amir, 21, 1659. 41, 8, £7, BT, 67, %, 21, 16, 34, 54, 60, 66, 20, And th: t the raid numbers were drawn in the order in which ntapd above. livees ur hands. st Wilmlogon, D-L, thie Thursday, apr, 10g, CRokar Sead ‘Commissioners. JUS At, Tames DUNCAN. eterctbi cian set ihe uumbers which wero tes dng drawn from the wheel, ¥12:— Cxass No, 241, avn 21, 1899. 9, 4, 68, 73, 85, 67, 37, 28, 11, 28, 8, 19, 10, 16. Crass No. 212. Exrpa, Arnt 21, 1999, 82, 45, 49, 74, 43, 69, 62, 78, 86, 56, 2, 22, 87. And that the epid numbers were drawn in the order in which thoy stand above. Ga, this Thursday, Aprit DUG A ‘Wilmiagton, Delaware, WOOD, EDDY & CO. feet teria OA. }, Exchange and Specie Broker, 176 Grecuwich strech second door north of Paciie Hotel.” En whebedenr oly, or the effect of impure loeality, or unwhole- rome, focd, or colds, or parentage, or all combiued, have pro- awed * condition of body. be sa BRANDReTHs PILLS, udiciously ured fo ue, wil’ remove thean end evile by purt- jing tbe blo 4, This blessed mediciae will cleanse us from our ttoreeho hove recetved twas fleauicga? Koquires ss tor ave 0 agolt et 2h reolw @ box, with tull dlrolious, at £94 Ganal atroct, and py all druggists, Another Poem by Bennett.—Breathes there ‘A WAN wild « D1 60 dead, lo Wear a bad bat on bie head. when if tour dollare he would pay OX. No. 212 Hroad he wight procure # peerless “tlet? The neaest, latest, atyie. tre best ct bats by Keox are mada, so Knox comvands the city trace. + nd cro #ded daily is his store; ne'er ha ter had auch lock befor, He must be worth « pile of rocks. tor every- Another New Style, calted “White’s Own,” only to be bad at the champion hatter's, 26 Broadway, under Barnum's Museum, The Phelan Champ'on Hat—Entirely New, tobe hed a ly a WHITS'S, 216 Broadway, under Barnum’s duscum. Parts Soft Hats.—A Choice Supply Reeetved by Inte st made expressly to order (or our retail rales 1 EAL Y & G0. Nos. 4and 6 astor House, Broadway. At Evans’, 66 and 68 Fulton street, God black cloth dreas frock coais Fine do. do do At BVAND’, 66 and 68 Rulton street, between Vol and CUif streets. §6 Spring Overcoats, At EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. 1,000 Pair Cassimere pants, at $2 50, At EVAN5’, 66 and 68 Fulton strest. Great Attractions At 214 Broadway. CLOTHING REsbY MaOE UR TO ORDER. DAUMGULD & PROCA, Genln’s old stand. Ist Premium Shirts—Ready made anil to acer, at LEXOBT JN’, 512 Broadway, oppeslie 8: ia 61 Tracy’s Celebrated Shirts, made to Ordcr,— Also oo band the Rayadere bosom shirts, $18 per dozen. at £7 and 89 William street. Gav. 'M. tRaGy, agent. F. Y. 8.—Ballou’s Improved avin Yoke le, made to order. and warranted to fit. SERLLOU BNOTHANS, 109 Brondway, sole, taut fuciurers + Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, Gaiters, Slt pers sed boots, suitable for spring, at CANTAKLLS, B15 way. Gurney’s New Photographie and Fine Art ery, 701 Brondway. Photographs, dagworreoty yer, minis: fires of, and ivorstypes. Geo. Saunders’ Metailic Tablet Razor Stror. —This inimitable articis may be obtained of the solo raanutsc farers, GO. & 8 BAUS RUS, No. | Astor Housn aad of de various agenia throughout the city. 20 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, Srith Cate. 0 ind children’s 1k 8 beau Mully tuken, by Einbafa 2 ducts, 3 eroadeays 2 The best be pay Bed tn Extstcnce—(Hows's elliptic), at from 086 MtST8 Brosdway. Call and poe Basry’s Tricopherons is the best end chenn- eat article for dreseicg beaut cleaning, curling, praccry- fe et setting Gs hairs Ladien try Ihe'ord bye tray: Werd’s Patent Family Sewing Machin es-- New myle, price $50, Office 477 Broadway. Cure Your Cough.—25 Cents. 136 Division street. Herring's Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Ma ray st, N.Y Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, Office £05 broadway, New York. Lester's Sewing Machines. Price reanced trom #76 to $65; yood lockstiteh, tw {hronts Call endexamine. Liberal commission to agents, 48% grout way, N. ¥. JOA H. LESTER, Soyer’s Suitana Seuce,—Thts most Delicious reifeb, pronounced by all who have tiled {t “the best asuce tovenied,” can be bad of ail the best grovera Mann! vorure by \romse & Ulackwell, London, from Boyer'aarizian 1: ele. bole agent, G. G, YVKLIN, 217 Fulton etreet, Grover & Baker's Celebrated NOISKLESS FAMILY SEWING MAI No Brosdway, New York, ‘ane ar eek td can aE we mi in manufacturers, Good to ft wan rey to be. N. ¥. Ledger, , Apru 2, Coffee.Pure Juva, in packages, 53; Ibe, for $1; iso a chest of ton tor Sia REUPORD'3 43 Sixth J of ten for $1, a REDFORD’S, 43 Sixth avenue. ’s New Improvement Again on the Fuman bair-- Interesting consnitation; prevents baldness roy bal; wi 00 fweitih strect, corner Broadway, Si the manutectory, 290 Brosdwey. and Tou Bold acd applied gt and Toi Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, W wi retail; and the dye , ri- The best tn the world. Wholesale vately applied, at No. 6 Astor House. Hill's Watr Dye, 50 Cents, Black or Brown— Depot No, 1 Barclay sirvet, Alao gold at 309 Broadway, and all druggieta. Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock- ings delta, body braces and Dr. GLOVER’ new lever truss, NO. 4.AnD sizedt po Mennedyrs Medical Discovery t4 Warranted cure sorofuls, erysipelar, It pa Matte alt rheura, seald head, ulerated For sale bj Lae tee as geno Onmentat Cream for the complexis e1 rf couuiprfelis. ui ‘ect, near Broadway. Beware of Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical cure — ron ean eee alk, elneto Sean for varicose veins, i trainen - willos worder, Ro. 2 Vesey street, Astor Hous, 8. iliaeiaresbaetpeeonen Eye and Ear.—Dr. Lighthill attends exten= sively to the trealment of ins e Of the eye and ear at bis sens Holloway’s Pills Renovate and Invigorate the avetems of thore who have by hidden tadu ‘ Uelr Dealt. Suflerers, be net late tla \Geenedy ts 9 aur only hope, Bold by every respectable drugglet ta the works, Dr. MeCintock’s Cold and Cough Mixturs | never fails, never disappoint Pries te Parchase lee 25 cen none without the signature of GERRIT NORION, A. Cushman & 08.) Depot No 4 Pletcher sirout, Bold ey us Maravils. Maravitto, MAKAVILAA. TO EVERYBODY AFFLICT) WITH RALDNESR TO EVERYBODY TROUBLED BY DaNpaurr, TO EVERYBODY ANNOYED BY THEL FALLING OUT, ean a TO RVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM SICK HEADACHE. A remedy at last dlecovered. MARAVILLA. MARAVILIA, { | | j 250 Bod River BR | 100 Hudsow RRR, 860 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1859. The Latest Den wings of ime Legalized Lotte | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | Tuorspay, April 21-6 Po ‘Tho decline in stocks, which has been the feature of the tnarket fur the past three or four days, brought in, thie ort tog, NOME fresh orders fro1 Outside, Stocks opened very dull, bur gained sirength as the sa’es progressed, and closed ata marked advance over yesterday, The market ie reported by the brokers a# more healthy tn toue. ‘The tate tumble in stocks begun with the sale of some 1,600 sbsres of New York Central Rutlcoad stocks, which stood 14 the name of a Boston mercantile house, of shaze- holders in the road, The impression produced by the gale was that the old stockholders were at length losing faith in the mavagemeut: this was the view which the bears strove to impress on the pubiic mind, How well they succeed.d the fall of 3 a 4 pwr cent in Central, aud, by sympathy, a nearly corresponding decline in all other speculative shares, testify plainiy enough. It is, however, a fact that, so far from the old sharcholJers in Central selling out, the quantity on the street is being diminished, Tno transfor book shows that while stockholders havo sold to the street, since 23d February, the date of the opening, 13,078 shares, no Jess than 14,110 shares have been taken out of the street by investors during the same period. This, of course, ia exclusive of shares transferred to wrokers. Tae very house whose saie of 1,600 shares was the occasion ofthe late furry is stilla bolder of more shares than it sold, Mi ‘The Central managers are now in town, and havo been in communication with the Erie direetors, with a view to establich concert of action between these two roads. It is understood’ that not only the Erie, but the Southern roads likewise, are prepared to retrace their stops in the matter Of the late reduction of freight tolls. Tho difficulty ag~ Pears to be as to which road shall commence the return to the old tariff. Each road accuses the other of having commenced the strife, and onch awaits the ilye branch "from ita neighbor. The case appears to be one in which some discreet person, on good terms with all parties, could readily effect a settle. meat in which all could concur, Each of the contending interests has pecullar advantages. If the Southern roads have fewer miles to travel, the Central has indisputably a more level road; and if the Soutbern ronda are doing woll enough to pay their usual dividends, the business on the Central is said to be quite satiefactory to the managers: ‘What is wanted now is simply a general undorstanding as wo the minimum rates to be hereafter charged on freight. This can certainly be effected if common eense—and not personal feeling—governs the peu ting ne- g0tiations. ig Asa general rule, the disputes of railroads are of no consequence toany one but their shareholders, In flush times, active competition between rival roads ia rather a gain than a logs to the public, because it stimulates traffic, and only involves a danger which, at such times, can be safely encountered. But at a crisis like the present, when the country is only just slowly recovering from a revulsion and eighteen months of eub- sequent liquidation and suffering, every event which me- naces widely distributed public securities, and widely ramifled properties, inflicts a positive injury on the wholo country and every branch of trade and industry. It is the interest of every human being in the land—with the gingle exception of the bear jobbers of Wall stroet—that the country should now recover from its depression, that commerce andtrafiic should revive, and that confidence should be restored. Those, therefore, who for purposes of private gain, or for the gratification of private pique, signalize themselves at the present time by fomenting dissensions among ihe leading railway enterprises, and throwing obstacles in the way of the general recovery of railroad credit, may justly bo regarded ag enemios to the public good, and positive nuisances, Money continues very casy. The banks are willing to Jend at very Jow rates, and the brokers are offered more than they need at4 percent on call. Exchange on Eu- rope is firm, but quiet. We quote bankers’ sterling bills per Saturday's steamer at 1197 a 110, and franes at 5.10 45.123¢. The specie shipmeut cu Saturday is likely to be large. ‘At the first board to-day, a large business was dono in Central at the closing price yesterday— the price roze as the session advanced, and after the board sales were made at 741j. In the afternoon the price rose ns high ag 7434, closing at 743¢. Rock Island, Galena, Reading, Har- lem preferred, avd one er twe other stocks, were steady, with fair amount of businees done. Southern gunran- teed opened at yesterday's price, but the stock was very scarce, and before the adjournment an advance of % took | place. In tbe afternoon it was higher, closing at 355. Panama advanced a fraction. Pacific Mail de clined as Jow as 86, cloemg in the afternoon at 8034 The demand for State stocks aud bonds continues moderate. Missouris were weaker in tho morning, but stronger toward the close of the day, Tho bulls are encouraged to hope that they have scen the last of the de- cline, The majority of the bears, on the contrary, seeing clearly that for the next month or two the reoeipts of the roads must be light, and not admitting that the public wil; be likely to anticipate the consequences of a largo crop this fall, are as cager a3 cyer to acll stocks for a decline, The following were the last prices of the day, tho market closing firm :—Tennestees, 959¢ a 04 ; Biesouris, 87 95 a 94; Virginias, 9934 a 993g ; Canton, 1934 a 1034 ; Cumberland preferred, 21 a 22; New York Central, 74)¢ a 741 ; Erle, Harlem, 125 a 12% ; Hudeon River, 324g 032%; » 513g a 615% ; Michigan Central, 523f a 5234; Michigan Southern, 1234 a 13; do. preferred, 8614 a 8524 ; Pansina, 121% a 12224 ; Illinois Centra), 6524 a 68 ; Wa. Jena and Chicago, 67 a 673¢ ; Cleveland and Toledo, 254 0 25% ; Chicago and Rock Teland, 6844 a 6834 ; Tlinois Con- trai bonds, £55; a £87 ; Pacific Mail, 8634 a 86%. ‘The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning were $28,966,916 27, and the balances $1,590,213 68. The fol'owing is a comparison of the receipts, expenses and pet earnings of the Central Railroad of New Jersey for the fiscal year exding March 1, 1859, with ihe pre vious fiscal year:— 1859. 1858. Inereave. Recetpt 153 $682,910 $188,013 or 2 per cent, Expenses...., 850,280 825,747 21,838 or 8 per cont. Net carnings.$620,672 $367,192 $163,479 or 46 per cent, | | invited to attend the funeri The following disposition has been made of the not earn- | ings Interest on $3,000,000 bonds, Intereat on incomes, notes, Loss im redeeming $260,000 income bon Sundry charges for depreciation... Income bonds towards loss on future pul Taxes to State,..... Dividend, ten per cent $210,000 00 4.672 26 060 ‘Total. ‘This dividend, which bas made in stock, repre- sents that amount of the net earnings applied to the re- 20,672 1 savited to attend demption of the income bonds, estimating thom at tao | rate at which thoy were irsued. Stock Eaci ‘Taunspay, April 21, 1859. ‘ef.b50 403, $1000 Misrourt6’s.s00 8734 400 aha Ht RRpr “ a + 87K 100 do 873% 87g Re ve oie 500 7's 108 1000 Erie RR 4thmb 4014 00 do., 4935 1000 NJ Cen 99 2€000 Har csoRRbe 71% 16000 do vee 11% 1000 Oin,Ha 5 tbs Bk Commerce 1019 6 Am Exeh Bank 6 Shoe & Leather,. 112 do ce 10 Corn Exe B 300 Mich Gen RR. .£30 4 Pook Bank., 100 do, bnw 260 Del & Mud Canss0 9634 200 do, 8 ce On. +» 903¢ 60 MiSo & No Ind RR 100 Comber. pref. 26Q 21 100 MS&N I gd sk.opg Ms 160 Peon Coai Co. Oy 10 do......0pg 34% PL 204, 80x 100 dossaftopg 34 66 Pacific Mail é z 50 d ro) 60 lie 100 40 do. S100 NY do. 6 Rk duo sess 200 Hartom RR... 360 Harlem RR prof. aRCOND $15000 Misco" 68.810 8745 00 do,..., 600 5CCO Tl Cen ‘ 87h bés. 88 5 sha Daxk Comm’e 101 60, 10 Harlom RR 6 do 'b80 624 WON ¥ Cen RR 260 MIS & Nia g.s.0pg Bose 100 50 do......0pg 80 109 WO do..t) p&s 36 bd 100 do... ..b60 354¢ 20 100 Galena & Chic RR 4 50 Pasa et 0 100 Panama ith, : 960 121 1 SO Cnle ARK TR, 8 200 200 GO. e 4480 BBM | marr, aged £8 yours, | $12 60a 818 60. Prime mess was quict at $17 60 |.) GFTY COMMERCIAL GEPORT. , Tuvkapay, aprit 2)—5 P. of Baxanervri6.—Floar—The maiket for Sate aud Western brands coLtnved 66 rule Coll, aad Closed ab Ousior Tater. Choice extre grates were vormmged. The sae embraced oot 9,000 bble., cleomg within the following quote- tt Inferior $0 good supe:fioe Biaie. Exirs Sime, oy " 6. per and ¢ Mixed W Straight Southern, Southern fa abd extra, Choe extra pecially commen qualities, including spring, ‘wos comical. "the salee embroced about’13;000° bushel, including gcod 19 prime Weetern white at $150 2 $1 66, mixed Genesee at $1 60, and white Kentucky at $176 0 $1.80. Ryo was quict. Barley wus inactive, while omall oe Nippon pen a ibe. Corn was eval a A les of ai 30,000 bushels, including ie Soutbe: ab E1300. 0 840 Jereey ead Sotanene ab . & 8éc., and Westorn mixed at 830. @ Ons were heavy, at 4c. 2 480. for Southern, S7c. a 690. for State, an¢ ot 670. # voc. for Western and Canadian. Corree —The market was quiet but firm. Sales of 126 bags of Rio were wade at 11}0., 263 do. Maracaibo at 10}f0. a 113¢0., 800 mals groen Jnva at 14c., 1,000 do. Java at p. t., with a smuli lot of Bt. Domingo at 103¢0. Corx —The saics ombracea about 1,500 bales, in- cluding 1.000 in transit aud 500 from store. closed about 3¢c. a Kv. lower than the bighest quotations of the week. We quote the market unsettied at about 12346. 123¢0. for miadling uplands. #REIGHTA—To Liverpoei about 300 bales of bes rye Colton were epgoged at 5 , 500 bbis. pork at 1s, 6d., 100 bales Fen Islurd cotton at id., 660 boxes cheese, per steamer, at 268, 10 tierccs beef at 3a, and 26 boxes bacon at 368. To Glasgow 360 bbis. rosin were engaged at 2s. 8d. To Havre rates were steady, with moderate en- gagemenis of rice, 1 end bark at $10, square and 3{d., pots at $8, copper ore at $5, —The market was stea¢y, and the de. i oe teN » ed [gt in- 8 , old do, 7 90, rump 345, prime mess at’ $11 $11 50, cloar 28 26, Ubin do. at $16; and prime at $12 50; sour reported sold at $16 26 a $16 30. Beef continu. ‘with sules of «bout 425 bbis., inéluding country #6 0 $7, country mess at $7 75 a 68 70, - re wees at $9 26 a $11 25, and extra yn s about 200 bbls. beef hams were sold at $14 a $17. ith sales of about 160 bhds. and tlerces at 6340, a 62¢c. Tor shoulders, and at 8340, a 9440. for bems. Lard was active and buoyant, with sales of about £00 bbls. at llisc. a 11%{c. Butter and cheese were steady. SuGaks—The market was lces puoyant, but more active. The rales embraced about 1,600 hhds., included in which were Cuba at €c. a 734c., aud some New Orleans at 63(0, a Tie, with a small lot of Porto Rico at 73¢c. ‘00L.—The feature of the market to-day was the auction rate. The catalogue contained in the nelgborhood of 6,000 bales, divided into 182 lots, and embraced quali- ties of 68c. down to dc. per lb. Choice lots of East In- disu, California and pulled were taken with spirit, and within 1c, # dc, of the vominal current rates beforo the sale; but ordinary California, Mediterranean and South American were not in favor, and severe! lots were passed after eciling the samples, the bids being helow the anticl- pations of Owners, Tho’ attendance was quite large and the bidding for good lots epirited. Bincrim—Karr.—-On Wednesdey, April 20, by the Rey. Charice Sbeiling, LBaxver K. Bivona to Mies Awsa Mania, eldest Canghter of George Karr, Eeq., all of this city. Prapy—Racnarpeon —In the Reformed Dutch church, op Fourth street, on Wednesday evening, April 20, by the Rev. Dr. Porter, Jonw A. Brapy, M. D., to Unive W., eldeat eae ot the iate B. 8. K. Richardson, all of Brookiyn, . De Mrsxrore—Rrcwarnsox —fn the Reformed Dutch church, on Fourth street, on Wednesdey evening, April 20, by the Rev. Dr. Porter, Jsaxaiau V. Muszzoix 'to Anna Sovnia, sccond dauabter of the late B.S. K. Richardson, ali of Breoklyn, E. D. Miukr—Suire.—On Tuesday, April 19, by the Rev. Henry D. Ward, Arvert A. Miter, Feq., to Miss Locrema Sani, of this city. Sr, Joux—Wyity.—At Savannah, on Saturday, April 16, at the residence of J. M. Cooper, Bsq., by the Rey. A. J: Karyn, Grorae A. St. Joux, of New York, to Migs Lavra Way, of Bavenpab, Ss OEE a MAY LOR—E MME. —, vary church, on Thursday, 21, by the Rev. Dr. Fraucis L. Hawke, Wiuaw A. Tavton te ‘Marta J., davghter of the late William A. Smith, all of this city. Califcrnia papers please copy. Died. Barxy.—On Thoreday, Aprii 21, Owew Barxy, a native of the parish of Castleton Rock, county Cork, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family, and those of his son, Richard Barry ore respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ‘bis late resiccnce, No. 488 Pearl strect, on Saturday alter- noon, at two o'clock, Buereup.—Croncr Watwixctow Brerrep, aged 73 years. The funeral will teke place from his late residence, avenue, four doors from Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, at ten n Suturcay morning. The friends of the family vited to attend. Cuaxpien —On Wednesday, April 20, after a painfui ill- sRtiN CHANDLER, ip the 64th year of his age. His fricnds and acquaintances arerespectfuily invited to | attend the ©uneral, from the Paptiet church, fn Hoboken, | this (Friday) afternoon, without Curther note : i NBING —At Tioy, on Monday, April 18, of apoplexy, } Tucaus Quassixa, brother of Fi, Wiliam’ Chanuing, of ie city. Cxock?1t.—On Wedneséay, April 20, of congestion of the | brain, Jcsarm Recawary, infant son of Orris Payne aud | Margaret Agnes Crockett, need 1 year and 5 montha, Richmcnd and Norfo'k (Va.) papers please copy. Loumct —In Albany, on Wednesday, April 20, of con- gestion of the brain, ¥ Dourriy, late member of the State Senate, aged 33 years. ‘The frience and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the foneral, on Saturday afternoon, at balf past cue o’cleck, from the residence of bie mother, No, 113 West Forty-third street. | id, Mass., T papers please copy. South Brocklyn, om Thursday oor By hit o'clock, after a ehort ilinees, Mrs. Many ir. Robert B Folger, aged 65 years. ‘The relatives aud friends of the service 189 Degrow street, this (Friday . s will be hs de day worning. On Wednesday, April 20, Axa Gavacay, 6 Edward Gavecan, a native of county West- mily are respectfully }, at the residence, No. THoon, at four o'clock. yack for interment on end friends of the family are respectful ixyited to atten the funeral, from her late residence, No. £22 East Thirteerth street, tiie (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, wiiheut further notice, nay On Ibureday morning, April 21, after a tedious Lich be bore with Christian resignation, Eowanp ar of his age. ed are the pure in heart for they shall see God.— Gray, Ble will take place from St. Georgo’s church, | corner of Deck aud iii ecets, on Saturday alter- neon, at 1wo o°elox Hirenqoek. 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RE YOU GOING 10 EUROPE: Cay * ° . « HU ycu ave, do pot go (be you man, wemaa or ebild), without a full sucply of the eure Iie eaving garments, mannfactured 4nd aways for sale by the Velaco Lite Presrviog Cont and A fy ones Y, 266 Broadway, Youcasact (cown with one of ese article Ye 3 a a INVJGOBATING CORDIAL, LEDIARD’S MORNING CALL. Buy Lediard’s Morning Cal ~ Suchind gpnmines oe . ‘The most powerful fonse tn th Wir Cae ee . y . e «Te €nres and prevents dyepepaia,, ‘The traveller's best companion. oe es eee It prevents sea sickness. teen 8 ore eee It promotes digestion, ae tet e orice It fs tnvalvable to ladies in delicate health. Ve eee ete eres it invigorates the # * 8 «© «6 LEDIARD'S MORNING CALL Ts the most agreeable drink extant. Sold by druggists grocers, &c.; wholescle, Scuth Willism street RUSSELS CABPEIS, 18 CENTS PAR YARD. new CROSSLEY'S IMPROVED ELECTROTYPED ek a BROEBFLS. Warr ated fast colors. ee ‘Wu ated to lock as weil as any other Brussels. Wirt nied to be 60 per cout cheaper to the ‘oonuniner that say oil F oarpet. Call and see them. Price G6, HUMPHREY ¢ CO. Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, ALDNES§ CURBD—WITH ONE BOX OF MAGNETIC salve—Arn Bagley, Aldridge street, two doors above Broome, For eale by br 8. b. TH, $22 Canal Charch street, and by droggiets, BATAup TAyLOR BAYARD TAYLOR BAYARD TAYLOR WRITES FOR THE MERCURY (WRITES FOR THR MRACURY WRITES FOR THE MERCURY. Read the “PIRST JOURNEY I EVER MADZ,” By BAYABD TAYLOR, bow selling at all he pews depots. in ‘HE NRW YUsK MEROURY. Enlargement of the great after the the least inconvenience to th tent, by Dr. ZACHAKIE, surgeon chtropodiat, 760 Broadway, Res 14 surgeons of this city. (CORSE, BUNION® AND DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATED by the only safe und success(al method kcown.—For ex- tracting cone ‘50 cents to $1 each, bunions and nails $1 to $3. TTLEFIKLD & WSTERVSLT, Oh'ropoduts, 616 Broadway, oppostie St. Nicholas Hotel. NHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES. Our magnificent assortment of new styles of ctan¢elisrs and gas futures will be sold darieg ihe ay monssa y, onwation of the bowels, slujor 8. Hiyky the ‘Texan Fangers, aged 48 years. ‘The iuneral will take place from the Pierrepont street Baptist church, corner of Pierrepont and Clinton streeta, | Brooklyn, this (Friday) oflerncon, at balf past two o'clock. Booexcanr — On Thireday, April 21, after a short and painful iliners, Kuta Frances, youngeat danghter of Daniel { fond Claricse Hogencamp, aged 2 years, 5 mouths and 7 | dave. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | the funeral services, this (friday) after. poo, at four o'clock, without further invitation, The re- mains will be taken to Rockland county for interment. | Locwnaie.—On Thursday, April 21, Mrs, ANNA J. Loos | ‘The friends And acquaintances are respectfully invited | to attend the foneral, from her late residence, No. 117 | Bowery, on Saturday’afternoon, at balf past two'o’clook. | } Portsmouth, N. H., Savannah, Ga., and Galveston, Tex- ag, papers please copy. Loaper.—On Thursday morning, April 21, of consump- jon, ThOMAS LOADER, aged 44 years, 5 months and 2 days. ‘The friends anc acquaintances of the family aro respect- nily invited to attend the funeral, from tne church, No. | Niadicon avenue, th's (Friday) afterzoon, at half past me o'clock. His remains will be taken to Connecticut for | ; interment. } Maves.—On Wednesday, April 20, at No. 6 Furman | treet, Brockiyn, Mrs, MakGaRer Mayne, aged 49 years, | Pitteburg (Ps.) papers pleaze copy. xun —-Snddemy, on Wednerday, April 20, Isaac V. | nER, oged 44 years, 7 months end 4 dare. The fricnde ard acquaintavces of the family are reepeot- folly requested to altend the funeral, from bis late reat- ». $39 Second avenue, this ) morning, at half pest (en o’clook. His remains will be taken to Staten . IeWond for interment. H Srcan,.—On Thuredsy morning, April 21, after a short inces, Davap Smexn, Senr., aged $0 years, 1 month and 10 day ‘The relatives end friends of the family are ly invited tagtiend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1 110th atrect, near Bloomiugdale road, on Saturday af- terpocn, at (bree o’clock, without further invitation. | Simprxton.—In Caldwell township, Appanovs county, | Towa, on Sonday, April 8, Isanetee StRPRKNgON, -wifo of | Wiliam Stephenson, leaving two small children to mourn ' her Ieee. ‘Troate—On Thureday, Aprii 21, of consumption, Mar- cana Thomas, Wife of Micha! Thomas. ‘Tho relatives end friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Friday) atternoon, attwo o’clook, fiom No, 40 Frankfort street, | } ‘Taacy.-On Wednesday, April 20, Coartes Watton, son of John and Maria HL. Tracy, aged 4 years, 10 months and 20 days. | me relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | invited to attond the fonoral, this (& } afternoon, at | two o'clock, from Bu Jor street, Brooks, ‘Tresext.—(n Thorsday, April 21, after a short and pain- fuliinces, Many ANN, Wife of George C. Treerel, agod 23 i years, ’ ‘The friends and acquaintances /are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hor tate residence, A 42 Ab torney street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, withoot further totter Her remains will be taken to 08. nuaMs—On Wednesday morning, April 20, afer a short end eevore Wnees, at the residence of hor eldest son, John T, Wiliams, No 48 West Twonty-aorenth street, Mra, Rusa Wititass, widow of Kihu Witiams, aged 67 years and 9 days. ‘The relatives and friowds are reqnosted to attend the ft after goon, at twoo'cloek, from tho Cal- burch, Twonty: third street, between Fifth xia ivenucd. Her remalus wid bo taken t Green wood, Moamouth county (N. J.) papers please copy. Corner of Broadway Gras RREREEREFEFR 16 and 63 Ken khbbhhKew 66 and 68 BEE BE 66 and 68 REE bE 66 and 68 EER Bao 68 BEREEE 66 and 63 BAEREX 66 and 66 The EE {4 tod % KEE EE 65 and ERS ERE FARYEG 66 ue 68 BSAEMDBEELESB 6d EXTENSIVE Vvy Yyv-vy 66 and 68 V¥VV V¥VYY¥ 65 and 68 bas Vvv 66 and % vv Vvv 66 and 64 vv vvy 66 and 68 VY VvVv 66 aud Os VW YVY 66 and 68 vv VVV 8 and 68 vyV¥ 66 and 63 vyvv 66 and 68 vv 66 acd 68 v 6 and 63 CLOTHING A Falion AA Fulton AAA Faitoa ASA Fulton AABAM Faltoa AN ABA Fultea AA “AAA Fulton AAMAABA Futon AN "AAA Folton AA Aah Faiton AAsA AAAAL Fultoa AMAR AARAA Folin WAREHOUSE. NNINN wNNW NNPRN | RNNN Ny NN NN NN AN BN NN NN BAN NN NN BN NN SN BN KN ONN NN NN OBNGN SN OND BNNN NNW NNNN MN SESSESES BeSSeS 88 RS ss £5 6 88 bes SESES. ®s BESS $8 S568 y HSSESSSASS PPsocesS XURAOKDINABY EXCITEMENT. A CONGLESS OF MEBKSCHAUM COLORERS. GRAND RATIONAL CONVENTION aMAt D PRO! NAL MEERSCHAUM SMATECR AN agit \WMENGE UPHEAVALS OF THS POLITICAL STRATA. ORATORS, STATESMEN AND POETS RENVELOPED IN cst OF SMOKE! COLOAING THEIR — WITH INDUSTRY! NG ARGENT TO GOLD AND GOLD To OILY BROWN the, Acedemy, of Morte, speraliy, Red for the use of the jUTHRIM, LANP, HUNT LAS, SLIDELL AND “neg IRC TNRIDOR. on. Al! co'oring their osatan Ft Bioeetaneet FUMIGACIOUS ak D Nit TAN PHY OF THR BUC iOn! (LEA NIGOER 18A4D AND NEW ENGLAND COLORING MATTER! AMPER AND SPA FOAM AT A PREMIUM! f man fs to amcke and color bin Meersolan hose covniry it dear to him color his Meer- everntca! ¢ paliouel Meerscbanm colors theronghly fumi- NRW YORK LEADER OF this week, Ready om Saturday morning. Let every Mecrweasum colorer bp on hand carly for a copy, sehonm with Chiy, State poten fh the 0. NOTICR—THR FORTIBTH ANNIVER- «sory of ig 0. 1, 0. 8 will take place on Tuesday De ‘ sicn, urd ft is expeoted of all brothers DS, fe op — a a bat, air of white glove they choose Whe ine cf match from the Battery then to Lr. Chacin'’s church—to Fourteenth street-to Fitdly pvenue—to Maciann sqnare—where addresses, o¢es—writtem ty Mire. Pertngton (brother thillaber, ef Boston) Benedte- tion. Evening Grand ballat the Academy of Muele, 7 acmittirg gentlemen and to be had at WHITE'S, Trondwey, under Bernum’s Museum. | bite RUBBER PENS, Made entireiy of india rubber, Under Goodyear’s patents, BY THE INDIA BUBBER PEX 00., No, 57 Liberty street, Where they are for Prise icons gern, the receipt of three dollare o will t ‘ree of poringe, to any part uf tbe United Flaten MEN'S BUSINESS COATS, VESTS AND PANTS, & large assortment, ALFRED MUNROE & CO., Fo. 441 Broadway. MEN'S EPRING CLOTHING, OF ALL KINDS, NOW ready ALFRED MUNROE & 00, No. 441 way. FOYS’ SPRING CAStIME2% SUITE, FOR BOYS FROM 5 to 12 yours of age for fue or common wear. ALFREL MUNKOE & CO, No, 441 Broadway, BOYS’ SPRING RAGLAPS AND CRIMEAN SACKB. ALFRED MUNROE & OO., No. 441 Broadway. BOYS! SUITS (ROUND JACKET AND PANTS), FOR boys trcm 10 to 15 years of age. ALFREL MONSOR & OO., No. 441 Broadway. see nulls for Foye from 12 years of age ta wanhood > Soe te for toys from 13 years mani oa "‘ALFRAD MUNEOR rx) » No, 441 Broadway. BONS CLOTHING OF ALt, KINDS—FOR BOYS OF ree yeas tomanbeod. Leas, ree FRED MONEOK & UO., No. 14] Broadway. ROY® FANCY JACKETS, FOR BOYS FROM 3 TO 12 years of age. ‘ALFRED MUNROE & CO , No. 441 Broadway. Neots, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, BPILEPSY, rhevmatiem, *‘mertal or physical debility,” restlesmess or apy nervous sifection mstautly flleved and cured by our ervcs Auudow FINK & OU, 19 Nemaw sireet. N. ¥., and Bayes, Brooklyn. \LD HOLLAND GIN, FOR ICINAL USE. TO THE PHYSICIANS OF 1H8 UNITED STATES. Pbyaictuns who prescribe alesholie liq vorsfor madiotnal pur [ag hace give the preference to Wolfe's Bchiedam aroma- schoo, pa. 1. itis wanufactured at Schiedam, in Holland, and exstusives ly jatke factory of the prourietor, by processes'and from ma- terials elev Lire unemployed aod nuknown 2 114s proved by the repeated analysis of several eminent cdemists to te entirely free from the perntaioas furll Wwoich remaicg in every kiud of liquor distillea trom grain, aad which Is 'Le cause of ibe nervous and visceral derangom serious congeetion aud morbld desire for sebitual and mtermpe- Fatainduigenee which such liquore favariably tend to super er 3. gin 66. It a proved by the seme unerring teste that this Janiper Mavored wits the enerse, serid and indigewtot ofl of ctotore used, but with the specilically fy ‘aromatic aud medicinal of the (wo essential of 8 f the Italiat Juniper verry, neglected by every other manu fackurer. 4: IIs chemically proved to be abeotntely pure in it rectif. cal p—s ovalby obtsived by en entirely new process, and whieh po Ca tm the world has acquired. 5. Ite proved by extensive medical experience and testime- - eficient aa well 6s an agreesble remedy ia many plent, drop gravel. gout chronte ri ineysand bladder. dyspepsia fever y ab circulation of the blood, ératier to subdue the latter frailty inferior tiquere. And W ipvarlabl nol bad water, wheiber in swamps or limestone die- ‘& Jn sll cf those enumerated qualities it hae no rival im avy warket io the world. Potupica Lina pict boitles, with the proprietor’s mame and latel. tod vetsil, by all reapectabdle druggists Y on the bo'te, For 6 the vee of 9 enster, and mubstie nal Worcesterebire Sauce. yard Nacy, tuteng a ervet of L Cf cers of ibe a When cn du! their comfort greatiy promoted the use of Lea Worcesterehire bance. ~ a Ticoe te y f Toa & Porrios’ Worcestershire Sheuld carry 9 je of Lea ‘orrio! Exupe, 10 6 Lum to retieh the horrible things (hat are tre- quently placed betere W Coierets of the mese rocw, Lon't permit ¢. god Cinder to be epoiled by an imitation ef Len & Perrios’ W be pga Sauc er ebips the sleward hase supply of Lea & Per- Lire Sauce. "3. Jour in ierest is adeanced in eve comfort to your guests, Fee thityou have the genuine Lea & Perrine’ Wercestensiee Envce. Dintnz raloons, aye - Gertlemen often out of ir way to dine where Lea bd ihe Ay Sire irc Fave weerved, by in soup is gravy. with fieh, meata, . salad, &c. Len & Petring’ Worcestershi e Basco spares Ka 4 RIES tone to the stomach, aaaists digestion end. respectable grocers and fruiterers. IN DURCAN & BONS, No. 406 Brondway, Sole agents. rir Bote! provaiee parce IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE, FR om DR VENOGE & CO, RPFRNAY, FRANOR, ‘oe ured at the TMPPRIAL TABLES ON THE CONTINENT OF RUROMN, ern be bed at all the leading botels, and from all the princtpall dealers throw gbout tbe counties. ¥. V. BAUM WOTT, Tmnporter, : corner of Broadway and Urcome atreet, > RB. \. —” GEE TRUTH FROM HRADQUARTERS, ~ De ett. an eminert mecieal anthor, ava:—The general ccnfiverce Which hes berets (cre evisted in the solecee art of wecicire, Nea whihva the last fow yeas been violently sheer greatly lessened and impatr- lind upon the id ¢ has 0 long ocaened, and thera isa wide ot cr ot evr'ng disexses. Wiboee, thie toreed, Tt is tho legitimate fruit of incessant failures Ped As Uneary ing swoeres has given currency, and value to Lind way’s Remedies. 20 bave a long series of bhanders destroy- se cal ed edibe 1 * ee others who, acorrding to me 2h to die, recover uncer the operation of RALWAY FaLy KAlTFE. RRGULATOSE. and RESOLVRNT If pecple ie #f fevers, preumonta, hea chojera dysent Pretest, e saipelag liver, dlséaae, ac. under ‘ae doctors acs, ord the abt ve pamed mex en never fall to cure eittleares. tbe pubtio would indeed be unwise to heailate whlob of the two tr cherse, R. B. R. Remedies sold by druggists and jmerehante overy~ here. RALWAY & CO., 162 Fulton street, N. Y.—after May, 38 Jobn street gr7enee SEWING MACHINES. PRIOR FROM $80 TO $128. Fee femien talrs, and al manufaaturieg purposes, @eug machines are nneqh They are more 4 ¢ aier vaniecy of work and of earning Nan bn Toechine Inthe taarke bnanl ‘The new fomly nplversa! a uF gre" oyzune, THY PRESENCE RVER BRINGS DB Thy Aare ee and nae Fee jedttes, if you wi & CO., 387 Canal street. Ly cater beota and sheea for at moderate prices, Rann thc a Mh eed mene PRUNKE, VALISK q TA CANS A eR ae cf Brongwas. ft ottaived 80 wide spread nad favorable « he enue space of are, aa has this C4 cooonwuf ci? sed other desirable articles. The propr ve bumdreds of letters in ther serap book testifying to the Of this vreparstin: bat the well kuown, rep propietera ts suftictent guaranty of fla quailty. -beeion AUa® aud Bee 4 FRENOT CATP DERE HOOTS #7 JONeS NO, Io $4 ABD sivcet: n'so now ready, tre PTD wri BF Coa areas shoes and gaitare, at VOSS, ly sua sl vet,