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must eay that we are unable to appreciate the great coatinent are developed. AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. The Difficulties in Utah—Explanation Ree- Peeting the Conduct of Gen. Johuston— Acquittal of Surgeon Byrne—The New In- dian Commissioner, dc. OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATOG. ‘Wasuincton, April 29, 1859. ‘Tho War Department this morning received a heavy mail from Col, Johnston, commanding the forces in Utab, ‘Tue complications and difficulties betwoon the federal and Judicial oflicers is fully explained, and his course in rea- pouding to the requisitions made upon him by tho judi- ciary, which are a co-ordinate branch of the:government, is fully sustained and justified. It appears tbat Gov. Cumming was acting under special instructions from the State Department, and directly opposite to the instructions of Col. Johnston and the judicial Officers. The Cabinet to-day had tho subject wnder consideration. Gen. Johnston’s despatches changes the aspect of afthirs there, and it is not known what course the administration will pursue as between the federal and judicial officers. ‘The Court Martial which has been in session for some time at Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, for the purposo of trying Surgeon Barnard M. Byrne on various charges, havo rendered a verdict of not guilty. The Secretary of War accepts tho finding of the Court, but protests strongly ainst the manner in which he was tried. A.B. Greenwood, of Arkansas, has been appointed Com- missioner of Indian Affaire, Purser Tey! D. Slamm will supersede Mr. Bridges, of the Bureau of Clothing and Provisions, statibned in this city. ‘Wt GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH. Wasiinorox, April 29, 1859. Lieulezant Mowry, who has been here some days on Dusizess connected with Arizona, will leave for that Ter- ritory to-morrow, but will return next winter, to urge the organization of a territorial government. ‘The last Congress appropriated $10,060 for the purchase Of presents for the Pimos Indians, in acknowledgment of their good faith and friendsh!p for the whites. Tho Indian Bureau ia now making arrangements for their dis- tribution, and they will consist principally of agricultural implements. ‘The Postmacter General wil! open no new routes under the Post Route bill of 1858 in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, but will continne the gervice on all the old-routes, contracts for which were recently awarded, O'Fiynn, Postnuster of Detroit, will be removed as scon ag his successor can be selected, about which there is some difficulty. ‘The question relative to the Philadelphia Postmaster is pot definitely settled. ‘Tho President of the Pasific Mail Steamship Company ‘arrived to-day, on business connected with the California mail service. General Jerez, tho Nicaraguan Minister, on tho 26th inst, notified Mr. Yelverton, President of the American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company, that their char- ter bad been declared forfeited by the Congress of Nicara- gia cn the ground that the company had failed to ful! its obligations. He ikewise notifled Secretary Cass to the maine effect. ‘The Treasury receipts.arc coming up to the estimates of the Secretary, and it isnot determined when the Treasury wotes authorized by the late law will be issued. Richard Cobden arrived last night, and is staying with the President. News from Quebec. ARRIVAL OF TLE FIST VESSEL FROM BUROPE—EX- TRNSION OF THE CANADIAN TELEGRAPH LINES— IMPROVED FACILITIES FOR EUROPEAN NEWS. Quanec, April 29, 1869. ‘The bak Emigrant asrivod at this port to-day, being ho fret yersel from Europe since the resumption of navi- gation. Tho ship Pride of Canada, from Liverpool, passed ‘the tciogranh,station et River du Loup yesterday. ‘The Montreal Telegraph Company, owning all the lines dbrougheut this province, have decided to extend the River dé Loup line to Farther Point,on the south side of the St. Lawrence, and about one buadred and fifty miles east of this city, where the channel in the river compels all large vessels to pass within a short distance of tho shore, and at which point reliable arrangements have been made, in connection with the New York Associated Press, to have all the European steamers aud sailing vessels board. ed and their news-promptly transmitted over the wires to this city, Portland, Boston and New York; and as the Ca. nadian Steamship Company have decided to run their steamers from Liverpool every Wednesday atternoon, the -Parther Point telegraph station promises to be one of the most important depots for Eurepean news outside of New Mork, the steamers of the Canadian line bringing alwayz four and (iequently five days tater news from all parts of _Enrope. Tho telegraph line is expected to be completed within a montb, a special steamer, with men and mate- rigis, baviig left for the scene of action yesterday. ‘Burnuinys of a Catholic Church at Ports- mouth, Va. Noxrork, Va., April 29, 1959, Sb. Pavs's (Catbolic) church in Portsmouth, Rev. Joseph FL Ploviccat’s, was burned lastnight. The pictures and wastments were gayed, The edifice was erected in 1853 “wt a cost of 323,000, Tt was insured for $10,000. Fire in Waterbury, Conn. Warensvry, April 20, 1859. A large Gre broke out in this city about two o'clock this morning, completely destroying the buildings known as Robiagon’s button factory, titusted on Cherry street. Loas eatimated at $8,000; insured for $6,000. Tue fire is eng. , powed te Lave been the work of wu incendiary. Homicide in Patladetphia. Purapenema, April 29, 1859. James MoOroy was shot dead iu his store this afternoon “by Samcet H. Cunningham, Cunningham was serving a wasrent,and alleges that ho shot him in self-defence, ‘WMeGroy’s Criends deny this, ‘The Southern Ma‘ Avevsra, April 29, 1859. Now Ortcans papers of Tuerday afternoon are to hand containing details of the atrocitics of the civil war in Mewioo, brought by the Tennessee. Markets. PHILADELPTIA STOCK BOARD. Purapenvata, April 20, 1859, Stocks doll, Tong fsiand Railroad, 1235: Reading Rall road, 25; Morria Canal, 54; Pennsylvania Railroad, 411; Pennsylvania State 5's, 04°, re Savaewan, April 20, 1869, Cotton quict ang unsettiod; sales to-day £20 pales, Civcrssati, April 20, 1859. Flour firm, at $6 for superfine, Bacon ira, at ‘Te. & 90, ard quiet: bbl. Le, rie he mesa $17. April 20, 1850, mite. active, and Co. a 120, Panen ome active, and wd le. Corn active, and 2p. better. Provisions unchanged. Pmranerrata, April 20, 1850 Flour advanced: snes 6,000 bbis. at $5 1214 a $7 for Superfine to extra, Wheat advanced 19. Western red a 60; do white $1 62 a $165. Corn quiet: yellow 8c. a 80¢, “Lard oil improving. Whiskey firm at 26}40. a 27o, A Case or Tree Love.—Our readers will remem: ker the lacy of whom we gave an account, who used mer ag’ ons to wed ‘oung scoundrel, Van Ness, duing bis incareerat Mohawk strect jail, not: withttaid the Tact that her t Dotrothed had just received a Bentence of five years and upwards in ths Stale Prison erat McKowan, who returned from Auburn yeaterday, Feperde (et tais same lady bus followed Van Ness to that place, and aftor repeated eolicitations, had boen permitted {0 see nnd embrace her affianced “lovyer, ” her darling in epite of rhoriffs and kechors, the mort remarkable casos of romantic bears of Intely.—Utica Herald, April 26, Tox SeockaniwGx INprans-~Morr Ext We are tuformed, froma reliable source, that a of Btookbridgo Thdians committed a, trespass upon the Lake, in = danas of Mr, Aaron Siuitis, ncar Copake county, Inst week, by cutting down goveral trees, action Was broaght for trespabe, and the parties nponred de- before Justice Finkle, of Taghianic, on Tuesday, footen!y pot {na plea of titio to the Jands, caneetion: sevond the juriedic quent uiaWer tuust deral|” excitement has been creat: yy b's MUVcAoDt, And the issue Wid arg Ceeah—dtadiom CN, Wo) Manette, dprih 20. ae mineral resources of British Columbia. ‘The St. Panl papers arc filled with glowing accounts of the prospects of mining speculations in that region, with the view of diverting some portion of the tide of emigration through their city. We patriotism of an idea which secks to prevent emigrants from spreading themselves over our 5 territorics in order that they may populate of Great Britain. But competition is the soul of business, and it is by the efforts of those who own rival routes that the resources of this m™ Bho d Fhe will wait until the five yearg are out, and tenes sane, Th ts one of ead we have This was a of the Jnetice, and conso- ie Supreme Court. Gon- Vin cortain localities 8 lookei forward to i ; by Judge NEW -YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1859.-TRIPLE SHEET. City Intelligence. A Pouce Carrum Frocaxp x 4x Isuumco Homann.— On Thursday last quite an exolting affair took placo at Thompsen’s Saloon, in Broadway, between a master me- Chanic of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and a tall police oap- tain, during which the latter was soverely Doaten by tis avtagonist. It ia alleged that the ie the habit of paying his addregses to tecalot wife and and Cn pumcroas ecoasions had taken ber to &: 6 aud fash Op Thursday afternoca the husband determined to watch the movements of his wife, and succeed- ed in @ncing bor and the gatiaut policeman ay Me ed) faloon, where they were on; 4g & social mint julep: The husband, sans tae the policeman geveral biows In ‘his faco with bis clenebed fist ie Eien tne ge As 800n as the latter got on bis feet, he vam out of the saloon and mado bod his escape. The hvshand thea took bia wife and Cais. amid the plaudits of the patrons and waiters im ‘Tie Pouce Commmsionens iv A Corvee—Tasx Case or McCune. —The Police Commissioners yesterday continued taking testimony in the case of McCune. No new facts were elicited, but the case assumes an interesting phase fiom the near spec of the expiration fa the terms of Commisrionere Nye and Ward. To-day is the last Abas those gentlemen can poe | serve, and =e this ori cal juncture the counsel for ‘& postpone. mett on account of the sickness of Captain pone ama- terial wituess in his behalf, who he sweargeis not ina fit condition to be examined, ether atyhia house of elsewhere. He therefore asks that the caso be pat over until Mr. Kiss- ner can attend, “But,” say the d, “some of us go ont of office to-morrow, and we want to close this case before we leave.” Tne lawyer remains ino: ag the new Posed to be more favorably disposed towards bis client; and the Board Is to decide what to do ia the matter this morning. They claim that Captain Kissner is well ones to talk, and the resuit of their determination is anx' y looked'for. It seems difficult for them to close tho caso and effect the dismissal of McCane without affording bis counsel ground for application for a new trial, The cad is not yet. Arremer at Svicipe.—A young woman named Maria Hamilton, a prostitute, living at No. 124Greenwich street, Waa yesterday taken into custody by officer Boonsiead, charged with robbing’a countryman of a gold watch while in her company. The officer found Maria ia her room when he called, and upon being told that she must con- sider herself a prisoner became terribly excited, express- ing an abhorrence to being locked up in the Tombs, claring tuat she would rather die than be incarcerated, Under the pretence of procuring her clothing she weat into an adjoining room or vom, and while there seized a knife aud attempted to herself, but fortunately was seen und prevented, Tho ofiicer, while on the way to ibe City Hall court, was induced to enter another saloon with the girl, a8 she desired to get the proprietor of the place to go ber bail. While in the saloon she again attempted to cut her throat, and before discovered hat inflicted oral terrible cuts, which she had made with a pair of gols. sors. Sho was, however, again prevented in accom plish- ing ber purpose, and conveyed to the Tombs in a carriage, where her wounds were dreseed and she properly cared for, The wounds were very ugly gashes, butare pre- sumed not to be fatal, Co,,oxers’ Inquesis Yestsrpay.—Joseph Coon, a sailor, died at the New York hospital from the effects of in- ries accidentally received by falling from the fore-top- ant yard of the ship Agnes Anderson. Coroner Schirmer held an inqnest upon the body of deceased. bec nee ‘was nineteen years of age, aud was 4 native of reland. Catharine Hansen,a child s!x years old, residing at No. 324 Cherry street, eccidentally set fire to her clothes on Thursday joon, and was burned to death before any assistance could be rendered her. The Coroner wad notifled to hold an inquest. ‘Mass Mretinc oF Savoox Keswers,--A handbill hos been issued and freely circulated throughout the city calling » muss meeting of the German saloon keepers of this city, at the Steuben House to-night, to take legal measures to procure, the release of a German fomer, late of No, 86 Bowery, and who was convicted a fow mere in the Court of over and Terminer for the crime slaughter. The circular states that the prisoner oe mitted the act in self defence in protecting his ewn life from the attack of a notorious New York rowdy. Tax Rauxoap Ticker Np Famcut Orvices ox Broan. way.—Our article on this subject in Thursday’s Herat contained an inadvertence, in consequence of ne wn terminue of the Detroit and Milwaukie road was be at Chicago instead of Milwaukie. The etre aud 3 na waukie road, in connection with the Great Western, made the run to Milwaukee in as quick time as the others make to Chicago, but has no direct connection with Chicago. The Milwaukie and Chicago road would, however, afford ab opportunity of reaching Chicago via ‘Milwaukie. Fouxenat or Miss Marmpa Saw7r.—Tho funeral of Miss Matilda Sawyer, who was burnt to death last Thursday morning, took place yesterday afternoon from the resi- dence of G. L. Brower, No, 41 Rivington street. The funeral services took place at two o'clock, in the presence of u large assembly composed Brincipaly. of the friends of the deceased lady. Rev. Dr. Armitage, of the Norfolk street Baptist church, officiated, Saventy-riest Recmtent.—Our notice with regard to the encampment of the Seventy-first regiment, a day or two eince, was premature, The regiment have determined to encamp, but the time and place have not yet been acted upon or settled. Some of the citizens of Buffalo have gof- fered to raise a large sum to entertain the regiment if they go there, but the probabilities are they will not go eo far from home. No action has beeu taken by the Com. mon Council of Bufalo. Fatat Accrognt.—A young man named Henry Hopson, a clerk at No. 27 Cortlandt street, accidently fell down the batchway of the above bailding and fractured nis scut: and broke botix arms. He was conveyed to the New York Hospital, where be died about nine o'clock last night. Tus Jensey Cory Yacer Cive.—This club are making many improvements at their basin and docks, in antici pation of the approaching yachting season. They have Pearly compicted a club houee at the foot of Vanvors: street, It is a neat and commodions building, of octa- goual shape, end provided with a large piazza, thus afford- ing a five view of the bay. Several new yacuts have been added to the flect, and others aro in course of construc- tion. The areociation are under the lgadership of Wm. J. Van Duser, commodore. Fire 1n Jsckson Street.—Between two and threo o’clock on Friday morning @ fire was discovered in tho segar store No. 43 Jackgon strect, owned by John Flasen. Tho fircmen extinguished the fire before ‘4 extended to the second floor, he damage to the stock is about $150; i eured for $260 in tbe Safeguard Insurance Company. "The building ia damaged about $160; not insured. Rewer rox Deav Murss.—The lady managers of the lo- stitution for Deaf Mutes, at No, 161 East Twelfth street, will aticnd there this day (Saturday) during the day for the purpose of receiving donations, which tuoy hope wili be liberal. Poiice Intelligence. A CovstryY MERCHANT IN (TROUBLE.—On the 14th of January last, Isaac Mix, Jr., manufacturer of carriages, in Broadwoy, appeared before Justice Connolly, at the Lower Police Court, and made a charge of fulse pretences go a ge York, of Lima, Livingston county, tor having, as he alleged, ‘obtained some car ringes, valued at $2,600, by means of false pro- tences. A warrant was issued for the arrest ot the defendant, who was arrested at Gonege, bul ogee ou 4 released on a writ of habeas corpus tesued rong. A hearing was recentiy had in tho case, when tho writ was dismiesed and the defendant handed over to the custody of the , nctpee On the way to New York a gecond writ of habeas corpus wag, insted, and the case came up again for a heering, when the tribonal decided to hold the prisoner to bail in the sum Cf $2,500 to appoar before Justice Coanolly at the Tombs cn Mondoy next The offizor then returned to New York, and on his arrival here yeateeday gave ths above account of the manner in weich be just his pri- foner. ‘Tak Fornrsssma Sirger Powoxtna Casi—Re anause or Mancaxet BURKE.—Coroner Schemer appeared beture Jus- | toe Weigh oa Tuusaday, and matitated acharge agaist Mar | garet Burke, (ie servant not long since hold under arrest er suspleion ‘of adminis ring poigon to the inmates of the { boarding house of Mr al Beetham, Fourteenth sireet, but npon the verdict by the jury fa tle caso of the doath of 8. Becthy wd Fayette Robinson, she was discharged. Since thea the coroner has obtained some additional facts, which led bim to mako @ charge against her in order to secure her roarrest. A warrant was promplly issued ej Justice Weleb, and placed in the hands of offices Smith of the City Half Court, but he was not enablod to find Margarct but yesterday afternoon, when he met her walking in the wtreot, She was taken before the above Jadge and coromitted for examination. Cuancx or Srpvetion.—Kobert H. Heacock, a youn man scarcely uineteon years old, waa brougut before Justice Kelly, at the Jetferson Market Polico Court, on charge of e& duotion preferred against him by Klizabeth Retliy, of No. 2 West Nineteenth street, The magistrate committed the accused for examination. ALtecrD Graxp Lancexy.—John Gooloy was arrested on charge of baving stolen a pocket book containing $108 from George Wood, of No. 1¢8 Weat Twenty-cighth etreet, while the iatter was in a drinking salooa in Ninth avenue, Justice Kelly held the prisoner (or trial. a pital inna tn Willamaburg City News, Rovpentis.—On Thursday, while the majority of the citizens were away from their homes witnessing tho pro cemion, thelver took that opportunity fo rob their honsos, pgisbe in many cases successfal—carrying off eonsidera- ie ‘The howeo of Mr. H. Titus, 194 Grand strect, was rob. bed of money and jewelry valuod at $53, ‘The houee of Francis Fiora, 180 South Third street, was entered and robbed of a large quantity of jewelry ant monty. The thetyes entered by means ot false keys, aut broke open a trunk which contained the articles with jimmy. ‘Tbe goods taken wore valued at ‘The house of John Horstman, corner of North Fifth and Sixth streets, was robbed of jewelry to the value of $17. Tho houte of George P. Kato, No. 103 South Sixth strect, ‘was rorbed of $20 in money, Tho hovse of G. Wagner, No. 16 Tenth strect, was rob. of a watch worth ‘The Louse of Frank Sniffeu, corner of South Second and Sixth strocts, was robbed of « lady's gold watch chain, In eilver, a gold Ming 13 and three lumps of Califor. gold, in all valued ut $100. Proxrockrt.~This class of "thioves wore very busy ou ‘Thuréday, but very few cases have been roportod to tho | hong where they were enccersfui in their operations. A lief, named Luke Gage, was arrotted Wy detective Sban- le, of New York, for mingy too freely in tu Tene) nod wae locked up in tho PIMA prociost etatisn bo Yesterday mvralng tue oflicors wore anxious to obtain la Gwen vely ys sor tag Rogue's Gallery, But be refused to Seavteewuee a Facade A A lh ly wad hen oftice of the Deputy Su- A@iady, named pote McLaughlin, was wallet Soutaining O14, at the osrver of Bedford aud Vluske img avenues. Finsworks —Lest evening the fireworks for the Eastera Section of the city were displayed, under the direction of Alderman Maujor, for those of Willamsburg, and Aldor- man Mesgerrole, for those of Greenpoint. The display waa witnessed hy 6 hangs eoncautae off people. The ph so Jected in Williamsburg was on the open space bounced by North Second, ay ie ‘insiey istrecta, and Graben avenue. Turi’ , and all passed off ploa- apy iy. Here thers were thirty-one different pieces set reparea by J, W. Hadfield, sq. They cousisted of Hag jeces:—Battery of May oons, ed Mumi- of Bombshells, Tho ‘Tho Wooping Wulow, pose, & Mosaic Battery, Star of America, Fligbt of Streamers, Mines of Serpents, ‘Guillochax of Ka leidoscope, Batteries of Ooloret Candicé, Rainbow Shells, Cascade, Groen Ulumination, Girandola, Ascension Whoe!s, Saxon Cross, Tribute to the Fire Departmesi. This was = up expressly for the occasion, aud represouted a pokey Lge ona and holding in his hao’ a Tn the distance was a representation of u hy- poeta, ‘ies of fire pumps, crysial ppm! i votring sun; the whole concluding fog wih o grand allegoricut device be mini J Neptune in his car rising nag ‘the sea, and ceanag to u representation a temple. ‘This, weil as ali the other pieces, was ioud- yy applauced. In Greenpoint the dispiay took piace from an open space on Greebpoint avenue, near the en. give house. They were ed by Mesans. Pitsechcing & Co., of Greenpoint. ashington Baud was io at tendace here, = and large numbers assembied to witness the he dieplay, feces wore eighteen in number, and ilumination, several fancy pieces, of yeh wpe pAnd consisting with a represeutation of the temple of tberty, with cascades, oagies and American ilags. A motto was also. ted on thie piece, *Wa- ter introduced April 1869." They were much admired aad applauded. ‘The New York Weekly Herald, THE WASHINGTON TRAGDDY--TRIAL OF DANIET. f. SICKLES FOR KILLING PHILIP BARTON KEY—A¥- FAIRS AT WASHINGTON—NEWS FROM BUROPE, CALIFORNIA, OENTRAL AMERICA, NEW GRANADA, THE SOUTH PACIFIC, SOCIBTY ISLANDS, MEXICO, OUBA, WEST INDIBS, ETO—IMPORTANT FROM UTAH—LOOAL AND MISCBLLANKOUS NEWS—-LATEST INTELLIGHNCE, MARKETS, ETO. ‘The Waxxiy Hewarp will be published st ten o’cluck this morviog. Its eontents will embrace, among other things, the fokowing:—The Woshinglon Tragedy—Conclusion of ihe Tria! of Daviel E, Stekles for Kuling Philp Barton Key— Close of the Testimony—Floquent Pleas of Counsel for the De- fouce—Argument of Me, Quld for tha Prosecution Crawford's Addresa--The Caso given w the Jur vT - dict—Ucanimons Acquittal of Mr. Sickles—Iutense Excitement, &e.; Affairs in Washington; Important from Utah—Serious Trouble Antielpated Between the Mormous and Troops—Gor- erncr Cumming Siding With the Mormons, &c.; News froma Europe, California, Central Amerios, New Granada, the South Pacific, Cuba, West Indies, &c.; Important from Mexico —Arri- valof Miramoa at the Capttsl~ Reported Blaughter of Mexicans and Foreigners in the City—The American Consul Bantshed trom the Country, éc.; Listof Acts Passed by the Legisiature— Continued; Latest News by Telegraph; Hditoriala on Lead. ing Topics of the Day; Fiuancial, Commerclal, Religious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime Totelligence; Weekly Re- view of the New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; together wilh a large variety of interesting local and miscellaneous Stems. Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, can be bad at the counter. Price six cente, ‘The matis for Europe, by the steamship Fulton, will close at the Post Office at half-past ten o'clock this moraing. ‘The Waxxty Hera will be ready in time for mailing. The Latest. Drawings of the Legalized Lot- tories, aa reported to WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES. Oficial drawings, by telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES. ‘The subscribers, Cowmlasiovers appointed by the Governor ef the State of Delaware to saperintead the drawiag of a foie authorize t bE e Ly gisiature, inka cera ded the Sawin ofthe lens for or the benefit of the Slate of Delaware, pleott were. that the following are the numbers which Vols day drawn from the he wheel, vie: Exrna Cass, No. 237, 207, Arnit 29, 1869. 14, at, 64, 39, 72, 67, 68, 19, 8, 22, 90, 6, 25, Crass No, 258, Arnis 29, 1859. 61, 65, 98, 39, 26, 4, 40, 75, 29, 63, 18. And th: t the sald aambers were drawn in th> order in which Crecente Del., this Friday, apr? 2h 1860." OM, "Yommminiaers at Wil 's *GuoRds C, GOURD: JOS. JAMES DUNCAN, GEORGIA LOTT) pointed. eriaten t earth a agerinten ise shaving o Sparta Acwdemy Tellcwing are tao ancnbore witch weve tae aay arews Cuass No, 255, Avett 20, 139. T4, 16, 10, 3: » 28, 63, 18, 50, 29, 58, 33, 2. Crass No. 956, Ferra, Arit. 29, 1859. 43, 9, 58, 65, 8, 40, 34, 72, 17, 57,2, 66. And that the sald numbers wore arawit Io THY Order I WERE nines our hands at Augusta, Ga., this Fiiday, April 2, ES pvGae” } Commissioners, WOOD, EDDY & CO.,} ana ai Delaware, Le peor 7g! the Sparta Academy, April 25, 1859, 47 was the stventh, rae tee not hsotice Sopgten ecarea am Wood Eddy Co, bok the error bavipg occurred in the Herald oflice. Bi er peta laden and §) Le nia 176 iretk, vocond dace norih of . 8, 72 Inquire Whether our folly, or the effect of impure looality, or unwh’ eome food, or valde, or p ie alicombined, have pro- duced an tnbeaihy com ‘condition of body, ANDRETH’S PILLS, jodicloualy used in time, will remove thoes ‘aad evile by purt vod. This bigeed madicine will @leauss fyi rar detec morally wargeaby, are Are there jam! raaltous of ieotaiore who, have received leasings ‘Sold at 25 cents a eh with full directions, sand street, aud by all druggista. The Top of the Mode.—The New York Pub- Me cannot exist withont a “sensation” every fortzight, and KNOX, the hatter, 312 Broadway, is just the man to gratify iis cravtn; ig new, styles Of tats ‘for gente siweve oreate peed g genantion "yet his spring hat, recently introduced, eclipees all the rest. Gents’ Spring Style of Hat now Ready at 2G Brosway, under Baruu Museum, Gents’ Dress ep ater ‘Anitcle | Unsurpassed vy any for elegance or curabiit A superb hat $3. Genta’ abd )ontb's caps for dreas, bu: or travel. KaLLOGG, monutacturer, 381 Canal street. lendid Assort- Now Ready—A Rich ana § ment of clildren'a fancy hats and capa; also. a beaatifnl silk hut for gentiemen, lateat styles, omly $8, at HARRIS & RUS- AA's, 228 Bowery, 826 Grand street and 231 Kighth avenae. Geo, Saunders’ Metallic Tabiet Razor Strop. re ban de obt: a of the sole manufac: B. SAUNUVERS, No, 7 Aator House, and of the te throug Lows t the it Fowler & Wells Apply Phrénology Dally, (No, 208 Sroadway, indirating ‘he talenta, defects and proper Cocupaion, For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest povel'les in genti¢mea’s {urnielday goods, apply at GRERA'S shtri manufactory, No, i aster House. Tracy's CclcLrated Skirts—Dade to Order aud warranted to ft, at 87 and £9 YWitiiam street, one door rorle of Maiden lane. GRO. M. TRACY, Agent. This infwit Elegant Shirts—Wholesale and Retail IRA PERNGO & SON, Gi Nassau street femree to Order,—Sewed b; |, Warvant- ed to fit, with im, te French yoke; 1, glow ac. tr ULL RTO: ‘SO iiroadway. ale Improved French Yoke Shirts—Ready wade and to order, $24 and $90 per doven, at LEIGHTOS'S, (12 Sromaway, oppeeite St. Nicholas. Half a Dozen Perfect Fitting Shirts, $5. MO fassvaiel Sbirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway. Twilled J ean and Linen Drawers, Suitable for the seatom, MOODY'S Shirt Manufactor7, 262 Broadway. Noveltics In London Ties, Scarfs, é&c. MOODY'S Shirt Kmporium, 262 Broadway. Art Movements of the Ma; Pictuve Gallery golag to 691 Br proved. Gurney’s New tin oe gen and Bine Art silery, 707 Broad’ bs, mains gate nary fal eid daguesceoty pes, mi Clothing for Spring. - Bat wet cut and woll mace, rom every varioty of goods, "7 Ready mace oF to onder, at DRUMGOLM | & PRocn’s 414 Beondway. Season.—Holmes way, enlarged aud im Jouvin'’s Kid Gloves and London ilk Unie breliae juat recesy ser. LEAS! A O0,, Nes. S.dands Astor Hou Batlou’s Improved French Yoke Shirts, made to order {rom acieolific measures. BALLOU BROTEERS, 409 Broadway, sole manufacturers For Sale=The Lease, Stock and Fixtares of Reefe's extensive restaurant. (94 mage Or adtoini Sed feet "Ao. on en of Phelacrs Hara Whi rately, "Gor hustee particulars apply oo Lic Dremu. Cure Your Cough.@5 en te Digtaton atroet Woete, 17 Rue de ta Poix, . Thi , of ths fons Talercy Brothers, 20k Pag cy a is wegens y Hs og Moa. Fopi aa cd Wnt ot Was, iA Yn gy My Mh dba, 91 0m 9) oor, Chews and Buniart Datiy.— rOR role seat aad No. BAnactrest. Billiard Fue Aad burglar proof safea, 281 Broadway, comor Murray at.,.Y. prog #42 powder proof sod bere Aloo, Sre and reicaee pentecs e ad ATRICK, Weeds Patent Fomil nes New style, price $60. Ofice #77 cee pean Coffee.—Delictous Coffer, 10 Ybe., 815 cheat often, $1, at RAL FORD" Sangae own SE Also, a Gas Fixtures Removed, 219 Lleecker street, Gas Fitting a and “Fixtures at Wholesole or etait prices. |. H. VAN REED, 219 Bleecker street, Hotel Keepers, Pubite and Private Institu- waits steamer aad Baling veawela, ag well as every family, adovt | ertainiy ade! te liptic npria Indeed, tonsiter (0 be witout it Mer. ler. atiressea at went pomable pH ie, Sea fas The Best Spring tu $5 to $8), tia ci lu ing, wt Lapp Geguirtog | ud wtone HF no oae vpn girewlar, oreuil ard pot Sompacy 38 Broadway, 8. i Svaisbubaas Bed in Exxistence—(Howe's elliptic, at from $5 to $6, at S78 Broadway. Call ani aceit. Peg rng | pad Dye, W! and Toupeecs, wor! oe hoot mas pS ions all ‘Sold and appiied roadway. Hur Dye, Black or Whirty-Seven cents a box. Best a the world three bande for “one dollar.”” no burning, no no bad sacl, Buy ROMO Bair ye. Bold at a drag store, 908 Grund Hill's Hair Dye 50 Cents, Black or Brown. Depot No, 1 Barclay oirect ; alao, $99 Broadway, and all deug- Grandjeaws New Improvement Again on we Luman hatr“Iuterestiog congultation: prevents baldness, gray hair, warranted, 60 Tweifia streot, corner Brond way, Ortatadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou; eet in the worl lesa 1, the beet ta, the world, mic ae and rolail, and the dye prit Barry’s Trlevpherons is the. best and cheap- ort article for trewsus. venuil iyo , Cleawing, curling, prasere- ug aud restoring th ie ey it, Soid by all drug gies Hollow ay’s Pills and Otntment are Guaran- to cure the very worst cases of bronchial digaase. This ia dle statement, Suflerers, take heed ere it 1s too !nte—your br onehial aflection taay soon be a settled consumption, ‘ace ‘ory, 80 Maicen lane, 1. Kennedy's Beiticw Discovery ts warranted salt to cure serofuia erratpels eum, doald bead, uicerated sove legs. For sale by all Rupture Cured, by Marsh & Co.'s Radteal ‘They aleo keep silk clastic stockings for varicose elves at vupporters sud shoul nee Oraaes. Inatrawen's for defor. mities made toorder. No. 2 Ve Biovet, Astor House, N. Y. Grover & Baker's Cclebrnted jOISHLESS FAMULY BEWENG MA No 495 Broadway, New Yoru, We have ono of GROVEA & BAESS’S ia our owa tamily and we must ey, in jusuoa to the manu(seturere, that ti la Mw (00d as it waa represéniad to be.~ H.W. Ledger, apritt, Maravilla, Marnviline MARAYIOLA, TO EVERTRODY AFFLIOTSD WITE BALDNESS TO EVBRYSODY TROUSLED BY DANDRUFY. £0 EYEBYLODY ANNOYSD BY THEIZ WAT FALLING OUT, fO RVERYSODY SUFFERING PROM BICK HEADACHE. Aremody at lsat discovered. MARAVILLA, MABAVILLA. MARAVILLA, The pi ristors of this oe! eerie arava ise eats ry sompints nde roar Meroe ft top cave smut om. es Bela ded testd mousals; aay, ihe mare i ng Taok the bair whea appa eatire! ‘as divecled iy igODUGR ¢ GLOuY OURLS, Tree at ee NATURAL COLOR: “ott Gy'all reepeciable druggists end taney Koods dealers, wd Yio PA RLaD ERNEST, 100 Pertara conds, Price 60 id rock Now Yors. tet roatly Married, Axnesox—Frizeg.—On Thursday morning, April 28, by Kewin F. Batdeld, D. D., Asogew ANpEngoN, JI., 0 Liwax Vaarte, both of this city. Camrarii—Sanpersos.—Qu Thursday, April 28, at St. Mark’s church, by the Kev. Dr. Authon, Ronerr B. Cam weit to SaRkaw Euzangimn, eldest daughter of Edward F, bse all of this city. Mcl.xay.—On Thursday, April 28, by the Rev. t tha Reformed Duteli church, Tonpkina tio, Staten Iland, Mr. Lawkesce H. Decker,’ of this city, to Mies Mary E.’ MoLxan, ty Cameras of Capt. Charl wo MeLean. isXAMER—ReisiG.—On Saturday, April 23, at the resi- dence of the bride’s ee, ae the Rey. F. 8. Wiley, Frn- remo M. BExaMeR, Bt. ‘4 Rema, eldest ‘daugh- ter of Adolpa Weise, i 4). nll of this ol Hoce—Pataan.— On Thursday evening, April 28, by the Rev. David Groesbeeck, Jr. Mr. Caantes B. Roce to Mit Mary Paimni, all of _— c jLomemne—Haaeaa— On Vodlnseday, sprit 07, ab St. Géorge’s chureh, by the Rev. Calvin Wolcott, ARcuIBALD JOHNSTON tO. ‘Tino vosLs J. Harass, both of this city. Lasqan—Honoxrs.—On Thursda' reven , April 28, by the Rey. Thomas G. Osborn, Mr. LANGA®, of this city, to Mies Haxrier E. Hovcers, ot Ne New Haven. ‘ew Haven and Derb3 papers please copy. MoxanD—Ravey.—In yKlyn, OD ‘Thureday, April 28, by the Rev. Mr. Remington, Avcrstvs Moranp to FANNY Eumy, eldest cavghter of the inte Tacomas D. Raven, M. of Cheshire, Eogland. ‘henege-Poruase--in, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, April 27, by Rey. Richard Newton, D. D., Jowura J. Rep” XBR 10 AMriis NJ se of the late Capt. Cuaries W, Fovtam, of New .—On Thuraday, April 28, iu the Sum- merfeld Methodist Fpigcopal cnurch, Brooklyn, by the Rev. J. M. Reid, D. D., Preaident of Genesee Collage, Mr. Joun T. Kicaxds to dies Exot £ , daughter of Jono Rou i, Esq. ail of Brooklyn. Hifamord (Va.) papers please copy. Scorm-Score —Oa Wednoeday, April 27, by Rey. W. H. smith, Mr. Dasist D. Scort to Migs ANva oor, ali of t's ot "Zrow~Rovman,-Oni ‘tosslay, April 96, by the Rev. Dr, Price, Cuantns I, SNow to May ‘A, Rooway, allof this Wusox—Ivco—On Wednesday, April 27, by the Re: John A Paddock, Mr. Joun C. Wiison, of Virginia, to Misa Leer B Iccno, of Brooklyn. Lexington (Ky.) and Wh ¢ (Va) papers please copz. Died. Anencnown@.—Ia Brooklyz, on Friday evouing, April 29, after a brief iiness, Joww ABERCROMNIR, in the 64th year cf his ege. The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully iny{ied to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 116 Concord street, oa Monday morning, at ten o'clock, AyTRonY.—On Thursday afternoon, Aprit 28, at half xe o'clock, James ANTHONY, aged’ 66 years, 5 montis ‘The friends aud acquaintances are respectfully invited to nd the funeral, trom his late residence, No. 17% Wost Tuiricenth street, ‘at haif past one o'clock this (Saturday) afternoon: April 28, Maxmia Ag- , rs her, aged 13 montis an ai Pease. ‘The friends and rolatires of the family are invited to at- tere the funeral, this (Saturday) alternooa, at two o'clock, (rom the reaidence of ber pareuts, No. 235 West Twenty: oghth street. Brown,—In Paris, France, on Monday, Aprii 11, Ecos- dia Frown, only daughter of Mortimer sad Martaa Aun Prowu. Due notice of the funeral will be giveu. Dawson. —On tr April 29, of consomption, Jom, enly y ernot Ann and Jamies Daveon, aged 2 years, 2 mouths and 2 78. val t's (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 111 Kidridge ste ‘The (siends auci relatives aro re- quebicd (0 attend, without furtner notice. Texurast —Suddenty, Jouw Demanaen, in the 45th year of bis age. The ives and friends of the family are requested to offend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 207 West Twenty-fourth stréct, without further invitation, ou Sun. day ailercoon, at two o'clock. kianenty.—On Friday, April 29, Jouanyaa Lrows, wife ol fons bay riecds, aaa those of the family, are reepectfully in- to atteud the funeral, from her late resicencu, No, sth Fourth street, uirg, on Sunday after t half past two econ . om ~—On Friday, Ap?ii 29, Moses 1. Fosrxn, aged 63 years and 6 months. The friende and acquaintances of the family, the exempt firemen, aud the members of Engine Company No. 44, are respectfully invited to attend the fueral, trom his late re- eicence, NO. 142 Lewis street, oa Suuday later 00B, a two neon, F at 4 o'cl et od ye wad 13 heaweem, from bor 6 ind atreet, this (Sa- day ) altesteon, %. The friends and sc be family are teapectfaliy invited w aveud, papers pia age COPY Carasaiva Heceya Bay wiue Hausda, aged 5 8 of the family are respect Al, froin the residence ¢ ry atreet, on Sunday afternoon, urtuor invitation. Grae —On hg ig morning, April 28, . ames Cilties, aged April 28, France Sava Marci, ce ), Batch, formerly of Chicago, be 16th fe of ba age. ‘eeue Sout yee or hee a Mey See CuRpevilueg Walia ba ats rashort dives, feuds tae tee the nora a ba! pat ce clock on Sunday after. noon, from the reeideuce of her No. 215 treet, between aud W! wes. Hor remains will be teterred ir Comatery, Suri.—On Fridey, ‘April 20, after a Jong ond sovene ilimees, ,Tamaicn Sarit, zatin© of county Ca van, Irelaad. Bis fr! and acqusimtapoes ere invited tolethond tnt toneeels Narang wo gs wa tat roa ne Sg YET only Caughter Ga Taare rie a ta tet, ag ef o Richard W. mouths, The relatives and friends of tae fami! are louis 10 at tend Ube funeral, from the residence of her father, No, 621 Fourth street, thi (Saturday ) atternoon, at two o'clock, without farther im Waxta—On Thurecay morning, Ape 28, Mr. Joan C, Wiusux, aged 46 years, 11 months and 18 daya. ‘The friends aad relatives, the mombors of Polar Star fone No, 245, F. and A. M., aad the Sir Knights of Mor- ton Encazopmcnt No. 4, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No, 122 avenue ©, corner of Kighth street, _ MISCELLANEOUS. A r URE HOLDEN'S CRMAM BOAR, ONLY Hive Oey thy ae Fouap. OURANS Paneer BxacriUrLy, OURAN EAI oma PIPULLE. Fema the Tee reap Sold by all G ‘sad at No. 288 Uanal sock, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCE AND PLATS TONE #12 Breadway, oppocite He Nlomaee r NTI DYSPEPTIC. THE ATLENTI OF GROCKES, bia AND LiavoR DEALERS \ORNING (inal Jeasant medisieal ceainies. aad tie very for it» place ia the public favor which BAB ee tie SURPASSED, IF HQUALLED. ‘The proprictors would moat respecitully solicit @ call from wholesale dealers at DSPOT, NO. 87 SOURS ELLE Am STREET, NEW YORK, where they can extn! article, the atyle in wich it 8 put Up: Sc. and thoy fool confident that auch wn eramiaation wil satiofy the tnost axeptical thet it ses all the qualities and Sdvastages that wre olammed for Re-aball events a call can do n0 barm. vr ATERACTION EXTRAORDINARY! A NBR BARGAINS! MGR ENGLIDE CAREETINGS. Hoyal velvets 9a. to 128. per yard. Elegunt Mrunscls 6s. to lus. pee yard. Imperial three-piys 76. to Ye. per yard. Wwool ingraiaa se. to 6a. per yard. Floor oi} slouue 2a th tobe per yard, TKAM ANDERSON, 99 bowor VIER A |CAREEUL OHEMIOAI, ANALYSIS OF AL Cbortes? Loedon Cordial Gln, 1 find it notouly free from on, but aupertot to ny oer gin I have tested, in ihe a pungency of the Ttallau juniper berry. Lis accept ‘delicate stomach, ANSZWEERT, Analyte Cherutst cly in quarts and pints, by all cru, of imitations. See that it is CHa. Le ‘udoa ‘Bin, Depot 40 tiroadway, A Le HOL, TURFENTINE AND COAT: ort BARRELS aot leakage by wolKble wuss, at tidiog. for sale by: Dr. f.. FEUOH? WAN —Treaiize en fermented liquors, a] C. COMPOUND GH CREAM ot m the world sri croc cong Sh bro. ei a sifeotions. Bold ia 1b and 38 cout boxes by all gist. Waolenaie by TON si Ro, 208 ( O8S8, BUNIONS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATED \y ie only aCe and sncoessful metbod known —¥or x wreetic EELS 2 wie Duns and axils $1 0 3. ‘Broadway, Lae ‘Nicholas ORNS, B Og the flesh, ent of the great toe cured without pain, so that he bostoas bs work aiter (he operation wilhout the load, inconsentence to the pa: dent, by Dr. ZACHARILE, surgeon Broadway. Beters to the physicians and surgeons of the city. p° Pest can A SPRING OVERCOAT WORTH ‘Do you wait a bueiness coat worth from $3 to $13? Do you wanta pair of Freach tar vt {0 ordes for $7t Do you wanta trod! ‘OF pants, or vest, ready made or to ory Galtan CLA ne 116 Wika sr Ki. % HavUCHWwour & 00., 438, 490 and 492 Broadway, oorn STEAM FI eigen GAS Tiere J Aah PLU MoRES, boats, stores, pubtlc bulkiings and awed Hotels, steam! ata tore, Du lo bul vate aes. filed Hod turoughout 'Nockmsaaline teaanass auton ten aeseer pieabing factory: ne ‘Data Gea fied fa 28 Broes reat te yeni ian ray FixsuE, Ching, glaas, bronzes, clocke, jem gil silver aad plated ware GENERAL HOUSE Faxiomxe Goons. RENCH CLO! , TNONaee. MECHANICAL LAMPS, dc. st reduced prices, on acount {0 625 Broad wa Ge Rhy Metts RENCH Gan zt Ba Unss. UCLION IN PRICK. pinggpbeeaticr. urate oomoring wots) Brox way, flere perk diacouat peice B. DARDONVILLE, 415 Broadway, QRENCH CHINA. F' Silver plated ware, ‘We invite the attention Vou: tour ualled assorunent G* VIXTURES, Fay Te ean de derg been, fc, fe. Now opeving for the spring trade. and for sale ee cue OY se, DAILEY 4 0o., Broadway. _ GARDEN FUANTS AND FLOWERS OF EVERY DE frome of ¥. HENDERSON, Deacripttre i . 9 Joba sirect catnlogues, car aaaMivaine th [so BuBaEe PeRpPrrEreeerer BPPEPPPP: peetrate Pp pre rs ARR RRR AA Rs 222%) CAAA Eee oe Le Dee oe toe APL. 2H 4 4 SRS SRE ~SNBSSSSSSSe SS: S. SNe sts Be NSSSe. ‘ Rees ss bes bef SSSRISSOSSS eT eee one: 58e! SREOD SSSESARSASSSSSSEBRSRS a858Bo5$5. 8 388 Ietta BOesER PEN COMPAR LIQERTY STRERT, ADACAR, BPIUEPSY, betaaliem Of Way ner parquet y cured! 3 Oe (ho toouey, eed WOT ER if ft facia wee tic PY OB A Oe We Nore aireet, t T MISCELLANEOUS, =e Morrakorn Dt ae ae pene BY pet rm vias fits term chon nae ing ta elle wnctiee peg Spe eee eae cae the De 's succean a those dlsoasea leaves ie ronan 9 dou ae — cama gives 60 a anes, Se foesie Beak Saaee Pomorieai which, in bin hands nt lematy Of casen cu. ede of whose ceusidered incuradle eomplais t oe is mplanis. The osthoree oF BOYS’ SPRI?G OLOTHING, amma SEWING MACHINES. PRICE FROM 9 OM $60 ‘TO $125, Yor families, tailors and all manufscturt machlces peal Se beatae racket heen ies hindie ean and $15, are s gieeng univerval attention, T DANGHE 26 & 00. TARTLING BARGAINS {=| FRENCH PARASOLS, | GENIN'S BAZAAR, ia 513 Brosdway. s™ BTLING BARG ANS iN FRENCH PARASOLS, wc GENIN'S BAZAAR, 613 Broadway. ree LIKG BARGAINS 1x PARASOL, FRENCH lel GENIN'S BAZAAR, 513 Broadway. QTARTLING BARGAINS |e) PA at GRNIN'S BAZAAR, S13 Broadway. granrume BARGAINS GENIN'S BAZAAR, 513 Broadway. Ss ARTLING BARGAINS iN GENIN’ BAZAAB, 515 Broadway. RY CLARE/S SYRUP, THE GREAT BLOOD tir weskncan Ethie Geoedwape RY OLARK’S SYRUP, 7HE GRUAT BLOOD 1 T for dyspevsia. For sale by all druggist aways ad CLARE'S SYRUP FOR ANY DELICATE FEMALE. JABNES & PARKS, wholesale. ¥ CLARK'S SYR 4 (PRE GLARE sraur UP FOR SOROFULA. JAUNDICE, Ohare ‘3 SYRUP CHANGES THE WHOLE CONDITION of tho blood, and kills oe prs which feods the fre ac Hi. RING, 1/4 Broadway. 9 naa SYRUP FOR ay jg HROAT, s MAGICAI§ AKNES wholeaale. \LAR&’S SYRUP IS ALL ROOTS AND NO MINERALS C 8K0 Writ bo given for any grams fousa tee fe \LABE’S SYRUP.—THIB Meg tee PREPARATION 0} wonders ha ad Enh Same tegceaast Ste a Sa‘ like wine to bs 0 ARTISTS, CONNOISSEURS GENTLEMEN T, ime freeooes of Raplnel vel collects ot sty two op id line’ cages a, by eainent Andie p: Thave a set: Sud wilecll f very ebeap.” oo JOHN PINE, 109 Naesau.stroet. UNKS, VAT RAGS, 40., WHOLESALE AID eae w B. ING’S, Tip. Warren siragt, opmez (GE DEST SPORTING NOVEL BAT AN Be, ARORGES BEGETS Tox TOUR, author Forester (i. W. Basten Be Bhs late Fre: Benen ‘svings from drawin: gs by Leech. bapee vers, price 70 cea ‘Poat paid by maison reccige ok B Pree. ay. a. TOWNSEND iD & C0., Publishers ‘alxer street, New York. $1 00 SPRING VESTS, AT iaay eames $2 00 SPRING PANTS, AT wik Beas. $3 OQ SPRING BustNEss cours, Br $4 QO SP8INa casctMeRE PANTS, ar $5 QQ SUAck FROCK coats, 47 D) ‘Oak HALL, $6 00 SPRING A OAR At aT reat Sr buen, lore are SORE ‘and we Olea staND aN at ead os Big Fetabilshed 1890, 64 Open until 835 P.M PM. THad. kB. Um ‘GROOT, BENCH OALY DRESS BOGTS AT JONES’, FO, Acc siroet, also no’ n0F, ree ae oes & ond 63 (reese shone und gaiters, at JONES’. REWARD WILL BE P. 4 80 4 sir. YATT'S LIFE BALS, bor -h oa URED MS, PHILT? O'BRIEN, No. 111 Mott stee' he waa orip: pied ans forced to nee crulches, YAITS LIFE BALSAM OUKED MRS, 0. GORE, NO, Sra sixth avenne, st aorcfir's 0: i stn lad destroyed the ‘lest from Le wialpipe was exposed. Mrs. Gore atc of ayepe LIFE BALSAM CURED MI&S COLK, NO, 168 Fag azn Badan Same au Ba Suskind, She had beeu ailicted from er and the aappnnenenreneen ts tre atte ‘ou HS T's Tue pateax Ae on a ost Sx ALD?R peal, in OC rook fer be wy pipe H STT'S LIFE BALSAM © URED ae ee, cae aS Sea ge ahaa 10, 90 ta CABES: or 70 THE ABOVE SAVE been cured contain a je of merenry, oF. y other dole le It ean bo aken wih Yjaufocecalety by the etait, wom, C44 on 75 cent betue. lant Pubnctoal dopo!, No. 26 Grand su eet, New York Agsat okign Uh Ho, 176 Fully oom Picfale by drut roversiye RORY hati, amb yh Hae eoubirds