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

NEW PHASE OF THE QUARANTINE TROUBLES. se | ton dated the 11th inrtant, asking for the mrtriloge of aot ing os Saat mae Spavedacs at Quaraatine during the coming avarantine seas hel ny sus age jeved at Buch: Mdecblons aa hereby give you haus sioners of Healt of the city of New York. I appeal therefrom ‘tw the Mayor and Commis- GEO, J. DEAN, New Jersey K:placopal Convention, ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE DIOCESS OF THE PRO- TROTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF NEW JERSEY—PRE- LIMINARY BUSINESS OF THE CONVENTION—A BISAOY TO Be ELKOTED TO-DaY, 7! ¢ annual Episcopa! Convention for the diocoas of Now Jersey commenced its seesion at Burlington, N. J., yes- terday, « ith an uousually large aMendanoe of delegates, owing to (he fact that @ Bishop is to be elected to succeed tho ‘ato Bishop-Doane, Tho regular preliminary religious services were held in the rew St Mary’schurch (Bishop Doane’s) at 10 o’clook A.M. Rev. Messrs, Billop and Merritt said morning Prayer, Rey. Messrs. Reid and Weed read the lessous, and the communion rervice was conducted by tho cleri- cal im mbers of the Standing Committes. Pey. Joun Ketty, of Patterson, preached tho Conven- tion sermon, taking bis text from 1 Corinthians 14, 8:— “If the trumyet give an uncertain sound, who shall pre- pare bimeel: to the battie?’? Ho commeuced by oxpiain- ing the conaecticn of the pxt, and then stated his subject a8 “tho importance of well defined teaching con- SPICY CORRESPONDENCE, diow the Stevedore Game is Played, VALUE OF THE QUARANTINE PICKINGS, YEN PER CENT AIN'T NOWHERE, &e., &e., &o. We the foliowing correspondence, which is plain -guough, without much introduction, in one of the Albany papera:— New York, May 10, 1869. ‘To His Honor, Daniet F, Tiamanx, Mayor and Presideat of | the Comurissicuers of Hea‘ta of the city of New York:— | Duar Sia—I Dave the honor wo transmit herewith a copy of a communira’ (marked A) addressed to the Health -OMicer of this port, Dr. A N, Gunn, togethor with the ropiy therelo {com ‘Messeuger (marked B); also copy of pebilion (marked C) sgned dy some of the most respon- gible und respeotbic merovants io the city of New York, touching the matter of Lasterago at Quarantine during the present season. The undersigned, having beard it rumored that the -Herith Otticer had awarded w Captain Alexaudee H that the committes waz not dieser vio” of the implied os >- Bure, and was seconded iu tuut view by Beveral ren, yea moi, ot inne utiva adj vurced to 9 o'clock this the evenin z the Con ve: Hon atiendod St. Mary's chert to listen Bishop Doane, delivered by the Rov. Dr. Mahan, of Now Yoré, at tho r quest of the Standing Committee. Among the prominent names mentioned as candid ter for the bis! ‘ic are Rev. Dr. Mabon, of New York, Pro feesor in the Theological Samiuary—of the High Church party; Rev, Dr. Mortou, of Phiadeiph'a—o! the Low Charch party; Rev, Dr. Odeahe imer, of Philadelpuia—of the Coa- servatives; Rey. D, Pattorsou, of Minnesota, and Rey. Dr. Littlejohn.’ It is very generally telievod tuat Rev. Dr. Mabau will be electod. The new St. Mary’s church, in which the morning ser- vices were held, was built by Bsbop Doane, at an ex- penge of $30,000, It is of browa savdatony, in the form Of a croes, with an imposing spire, aud will ‘acconrmodate Audience of about one thousand. Tre sersions oO! the Convention are bela in old St. Mary's church, near at hand—now romewhat dilapidated. The late Bishop is ba- ried near his daughter, in the cemetery surrounding the cburch, in the rear. Durivg all day yesterday there were numbers collected near the spot, aud the odor of fréeh fetes with which the grave was strewn, bore sweet to the Insting remembrance which rewards his wives’? Sot ‘the canvassing for the election of his suc: ceesor bas been none the leas spirited, and a number of names have been mentioned in connection with the posi- tion, The emoluments may be $7,900, and the patronage, besides the honor of being head of an influsatial dioness, presents suficient inducement to create a lively contest for the post. The large attendance of detegatrs and the number cf names suggested would seem to imply a possi blo difficuliy of election, though the High Church party ts Schultz we exclueive right of lightering cargoes feom in- fected vewsely ut Quareaiine, ead Laviag board moreover that it was the inieotion of Mr Sebultz to underlet the work, mace application to bim, by the advice of the Health Officer, for permission tw liguier the cargoes of such Vessels as would be compelled 10 discharge their oargoes at Quarantin ‘the uaders\gued desires to atate in substance the result of his ivterview with Sebuitz On ea 0th of Apri tue uadersigacd called at the oflce Of Mr, Schultz and asked him whether the work at Qaaran- tine had been awarded to bit; receiving au afliemative reply to that interrogation, Scuultz iaformed the under- #igned, whra asked whether he intended to do the work Dimself or desired to undorwt it, that “he knew nothing about the business himself, and writended selling the rok & wo whomscerer would pay the most for Ut; that he tM work was given tohim tu was intended he 4 make tne most out of ut he cow, and that he should do so.” The undersigued efered Mr Schudte ten per cent of the ross Teceipts @s @ conesderativm for the privilege if al- owed todo the work, Schultz repiled that ‘len awit mowhere—it's mere chalk.’ The undersigned called by appomtment on the following Moaday, but made no further proposition to Sonuita ; asd sizce which tme no iurther communication bas passed between us. The undersigoes has advised by the Heaith Officer, Dr. Gunn, to make some arrangement with the gas Sonultz,as na haa awarced bim all tbe work st Quarautiae, aud “as Schultz would Telet tho work to the vest w.vantage to himsell.”’ The unlersigned, ia submiitiog the above facts with the Cocemenia, for the consiieration of your Honor, does 80 with the bope that some s eps may be taken whereby the rigats of partics interested muy be protected from such rosa imposition abs wroog Le aigo desires to aad that be bas appeuted from the deen of the Health Officer, in making to exciusive aware to Schaitz—a copy of maict &ppeal is appended, toarks Surreal F ANCHER, 26 Water street. cerning the Christiaa church.” He pronounced the church the embodiment of Christianit embracing verything pertaining to our highist wolfare: for time and eternity, It Selah eaniact® of vital linpor tence in the present age, whon the general ramen seemed to be digingululionalize Christianity—to se itfrom forms, and reduce it to the “apirit of ‘Chrien. anity.”” We should look rather to church principles than church forms, aud learn wem ag God's creation, pot mau’s, The church was coexistent with Christiunity. Regaroing its foapdation a8 upon the Gospel scheme of reocmption, and observing its continuance in the world, We +houid Botice certain uwusual charecteristics:— First—It ts ap organization of parts, held together in ano by its Divine Head, according to dxed Iaw, and ani- mated by tho spiritual life which its Hoad bas infused ia it. Itisnot a mere collection or uggregutive ef individuals, bowever excellent they may be, according to human de- vice or Combination, but an orgenic structure a8 real and Iiteral ae the Wurman body. Second—L ke every organized being, its Creator has impreseed upon Hs very constitution certain laws, by which it is to be eustained and perpetuated to the end of (ime, which laws ar@ discoverable ia the organization itself, ad seen ip its spoutaceous action, even If nowtung was said ot them in the Scriptures, which is far from being the case. Ag pothing has life imparted to it without distinct means for ite maivieoauce wad muitiplication, so the church bas Vitality und power of props Ik w widely distia gushed from mere human ocialons. The law of ita continuity, Derides the Scripture proof, is demonstrated by ite €nure bietory to be the buna flde apostolic sucersv'on, In itseif Episcopacy was of no importance. bor were 8 merits or cemerits now to be ais. cuseed, Dut the law of the church’s maintevance is of | the utmost importance, This law wasas much an his- tortcal fact ag tbe law of procrostion. Epiacopacy was but the procreative power of the church, Third—The accidental properties of the church as an orgavic pody—its matters of ecclesiastical propriety, forms of ritual sud iturgy, and motnods of administer ing the excrament, were in their nature different, and to be changed acer ring to circumstances, witn due refe- reece wo edification proper authority, Yet they Were often represen the eesential secularities of the church, whien they were not. ‘The reverend gentleman proceeded to apply his re marks to the veeds of the present ago. “udividuuliam’ tenced to ignore the churen, but he denied that the Bible was placed in auy man’s band az a meave of salvation, ex- cept Unrough the church. It wae given to the church: ‘asa booy. He tlinetratea me iength the many evils re. Bultirg from the patursl operation of this theory of “in dividvansn.’ Tt led to the conclusion that there was po reiigious truth except what exch mind believed to be nObg religious creeds was the re Of this theory, alteough it wes at war with the pro esed assumption Of individual liberty in the iaterpreta- of the Lis eifi.cts were destrnctive tw the “wbich put it forth, They lad, 10 1048 agecement of all ovan mente! doctriacs as a guide and wet of orthodoxy, Nothivg but tee church, presented on the broad ground of Curiet’s orgauized body conta be tae obo of there evns. The Seriptures aad the eburch shouts go tide by sida, Attor the communi M., the Ooprentic Secretary of the iast Couvextion. Bev. Wm. C. called the roll Aquerun of ct was fopya to be present Rey. Clarkson Dova, the oldest Presbyter in the dio- cese, orinated for Coaitman Rev. James A. Williams, Judge Oares, ef Hudson county, in secondieg the mo tion, sald taai according 0 the cousiitution the Standing Committee, in consequence of the death of the Bishop exercised the evelesiastical authority of the church, Since the deaih of the Bishop there had been several applica Uiows for the imsialisticn of rectors, who were in some named. In accordance with tne suggestion of the Y members ol the coremittee, and with the design of TepreseLting as Dearly pobsidle the desires of tho Bishop, these metitutors bad been appointea from the Clerical embers of the Standing Commitee. He mace this statement a8 an exptanation of why these geatieman had bees appointed, and lu the sawe view he approved ot the selection of the gentieman who had beew named for President, Kev James 4, Wustams, having been unanimously chosen Chairman, took Dis Beat, ‘returning thanks for the confcence repored in him, and ssked the Convention to ageixt bim in filing bis position, to com; for his in- experience ln presidieg over ecclesia bodies of the 1nd. Judge Ocpsn now moved the appointment of a commit- tee ty examine the credentials of lay delegates, which was carried, and the Chair appoiuted Rev. Mr Wells and Mr. Mayhew. Rey. Mr. Reeve and Judge Carpenter were ap ported a Ccmmittee on Rules of ‘Order for eee Merritt, Rev. Daniel Dodd, and Mr. T. ppointed a Committee on Applications ‘of fa] SN, Heatau OFricer or tax Port or Naw Six—The 2 igbed desire to propose 2 you to do the lighteriug and towwg of Quareuune durlug the coming season, on auch terms as may be fixed by the Mayor and Commissiocers of Health oi the city. ‘The undcreigaed apd ali in their ciaploy on lighters will faithfully observe every Quarautine rate and regulation, ADG-also indemnify to the yreates: oxtent tue Health Olli cers avd Coaunissiomers of Healie from aoy aud al! losses which may vccor to cargoes from swamping or other acci- cente to the lighters We detire to state farther, thet fo addition to complying iv full with ail toe requ:rmeuia which the Healtu Uttice ur the Commmissiouers 0 Hesith may impart, we will do the lightering tn all cates for tae price or rae whick may be dazed or desigoated ve right, aud Ta proof of ctr abisty ) do cne lighteriog at Quaran- tine, and that being permitted to do eo would bo gatiafac- tory’ to the shippiog interest of the port, wo have the honor to submit the uccompanylug petition, elgaed by Teeny Of Woo Most weeny, wilucntiai aud respestavle fires of he ou? vi New York. gu (0 Ceuiring & permit to do ughtering during ihe Quaractine Seaton, we ase permusio, ste: boat for Quarantive par poses, ‘fteam aud Lavin, apparent when it is consiaescd that tho 4 wscat part Will De Gone Mm se jower ORY. ‘We beg ieave to etste aise, thet if the permisston Which we u8k is pot granites we ebail enf-r much in a Pecupiary sense Of the word, uot sunery shipping men will be very mnuch tucowmeoded; for #6 bave Iightors on Land who are accustomed t9 do the business oF certain houses, and hence, if we are dented che pri our vessels at Qu une, they will have & paratively idie, greatiy tv our joss at qnience and annoyance of our eapioy es. In couciusion, we respeetfusly eubwit the following in- terrogatory:—Wui you ightering and Steambosting at and under Quaractive during the pre- Bent Quavanune season, wubjoct Ww such conditions, re- strictions era reguiatons aa above mentioned? Anearly aLgwer 15s oquesie FAN ek & HeCUESSE: Y. 26 Waterstreet, N. Y. (6) ce, which Iseted until 2:39 abe in the church, aad the Doace, i and lay deegates ing for the to the incouve- Ni uw York, May 9, 1859, Maaens, Faxcmer & MoCrmsxey: GENTIRMEN— Agreewoiy b> request Teatled on the Heath Oftiver of the pat, Or AS, Gana, on friday, the 6th, and azo ths fnerarcg, Movesy, the Sta, at Qaaran ting. The Decor Bayo tust Tue igniericg aud towiwg of Qaaraitine is dispoeed of. For the pres nt, as far as he is Concerned, it hay parsed out of Lis bunds to Captain Alex ender H. Schultz, who wit reiet ¢ tu cue best advantage, ‘The Poctor says he witli go to A'bany to nignt or to- morrow, and cousuit further on the adaject with the Governor and his {1ecus, sae if there is ang chance be H HRDERT, 127 Broad street, (e] will Jet you know. ‘The undersigned most ‘ally recommend the ap- pointment of Messrs. Faacher & Mc Jheawey Lo the charge of the Quarantine lightersge ducing the eaeuing season. ‘We know them to be aupty responsivle aud possessed of the requisite qualificatious for couducting it to the satia- action of ail parties. W. A. New Parishes The ommittee on Credentials having now partially completed the list, the names were called, to the number of about one hundred ana fifty. When the names of the de- legates from Grace church, Haddonfield, were catled, Mr. Cooper protested against the dele “gation being admitted, ee tbe election wus uot beld on the consutational te & Hazzard. ready, Mott & Co, Op motion of Judge Ogden the church was passed unul the afternoon. On motion, the Convention then adjourned until 4:30 M tioturn oe Partnioge, Boyd & Bincken, agoots favre packets. vaga, Doivatie & Co, lord, Tiieeton & Uo, Williams & Guion. P. W. &. Fr At the epecified hour the Convention met—the Chairman Dunbam & Pimen, clid in bis clerical rones. C. A. Marsbai. Wakeman, Dig non & Co, On movon, Rev. Wm. C. Doane, the son of the late Corne!ius Gr ML Cow: es Creou Brhop, ond tecretary for the last th: ee years, was almost ©, G. Doncen & ¢ uvanimourly chesea eecretary, who appomted Rev. Mr. James N. Erweil & Co, t& Co. Cady nesistant recretary. Thompson & Hunter. Copp, Martia & Co., per T. Rev. E. A. Horrmas fof Elizabeth, said he hada resola- Woods ull & Co Gobd, attoraey. tion to oer, une procecded to read oue favoring the ap- poluiment of coramittee of three clerical and two lay de- (P] jegates, for the purpore of reporting what proceedings it New Yorn, May 9, 1859. » Hearn OvricKs oF THE: Port oF New wag proper for the Convention to tage to do honor to the ive Bisbop. The resolution paseed unanimously, the Chairman being made chairmaa of the committee. ‘The (Hain appoted Rev. Mr. Merritt, Rev. C. Hoffman, Mr Parker aud Judge Ogden as the balance of the com: smittee, Rey W. Stubbs declining to act, Cv motion, ciergy snen of the ardcoases present were ad- mitted to the flocr of the Convention, The Comaittee on Rules of Order reported substantially hose which bad been adopted by the last Coavention, which were accpted, with the provision that they should not interfere Witt aby Special order relative tothe election of 2 Bebop. Judge Carrrnter, of Camden, while the credentials of deiegoves Were being presented, -offered a resoiution that ihe election of a Bishop take piace at LP, M, on Toureday, aud that 4 committee of Live be appointed to report rules d for such election, The motion was carried the Chair appointed Rev. Mr. Snackie- va, Rev. Mr. Garrison, Hon. Mir. Browning, Hoa. J. L. « r Stratign and ex-Cbancellor Williamson as such commit- st. wo addressed to you a.com care of Jota A, Hebert, applyiog for tue Lybtericg aud gteam oostiag at Qua- munication, of doing tie Tantine during the present seas yo ‘This day we bave reoly through Mr. He bert, advising Us that the Hehcoring and towtag of Quaran- sting 18 disposed of, apd Lax assed Oubof your bands wo Captain Alexanger & 3 bultz. By this cecision we wre agerte stetute we hereby appeal Luore Oomm ors of Hvaith of Loe city of New Yor, beture whom wo sha!) claim to be bed on the appoat witain enty four bours from your ided by haw. F Waren Strxes, New York, May 43, 1859. vi. TEMAS, Mayor, aod Pe fo. deus of tue Com- '3 of Hleaitn uf the cuy of ork take tie itverry 0! sobmiling to you and through you w tue Ko: 8 of Gealtn, eopy of a-letier (mic ato Me Goany Heaith Officer of tue port, 591 he privilege of doing the stevedoriog work at Qiarauting dufng tue present Peason, nino a negative repiy taereto, (marked B,) aad J, and in pursuance of m ta the Mayor and Kev. B.A. Horrman procegded to read the report of the Standing Gomunttee. The document commeaced with « littipg tribute of respect to the late Bishop Doane, tender. w his family the spmpatny of the Convention, The alo an appeal theretrou (wairked G) w tuo Mapor wad | PE ‘Gommisetouors of Health, Wien, was duly served upon | ‘eport detaited with great miouteness the arduous labors vi he Bistop tkrovgbout the diovess up to tke time of bis death, his last words being tiluetrative of his devotion to I die in the faith of the one God, and of the oxe Catholic Apostoic church, I have vo merite—no man has-—but my trust 18 if the mor. of Jesus.” He confirmea auring the year 56) persons, ough there erere ut the titne of his death eightoea pa- niebes yet (o be visited. Tois number of contirmations was within twelve of tbe number of iast year, in which a reater Lumber were cor firmed than in any other year of we dicess. The Stanoreg Committee had fuliitied the cuties of the coclesiaeticat authority of the diocese siuce the ceath of the Bishop, acsording to the constitution. candidates for holy orders had beer admitted. ‘The follo' teblog munexed to the report will show ith Olliver. a Tetitlog to gravt my request, the Health OMlcor says tout he bas “assteued che swvedoring to Messrs, Ryaa ud Vau Valkeaburg; that io lis Gpinioa tuey qill be compelled to put outs portion of the work,” and that he bas “every assurance that those gentiemea will enter to such ap urravgement Wah Other parties ag will be tyefa Lam aggrieved by the Doctor's d pealed therefrom in Uae lauguage ©. To award the cannot do tue work; to fou it; to perbops woo are eu factory arrangements with urer parties,’ 18 aa wnpreoe- devted exercise of the Beata Oliver's power aud diesre- tu the iva, aad T have ap- the document marked joriug wy pares who rized bo sn d- ton the progress of the diocese :— 4 1 Pave an aversion to makiog au application to the firm 2 Admitted to of Ryan & Von Vaikenburgh. Cam coutdent from what I Clergymen. Ordinations. Holy orders. 6 know, that nei fac ts helt at too high a price | 1882. . 18 2 1 deaite Oilicer, vue: be Lorne Ls 3 iH “sattyfactrry arrangements” sib parties other than the 5 3 Wink ochorlaar use toten I ‘appeal wo the Mayor 99 ry 12 nmbissioners eh Heaitls, ws » uope taut the Persons Confirmed. Baptisms. Communicants. decision may be re that Tm ‘St ny t Privileged 10 G0 the Beyedor 220 360 1542 | present seagou, 200 887 Boo | {AJ Yous, May 11, 1880. 660 1,24 4,691 | New Yorn, » 1859. s. i | ALN. Gust, Esq , ML D., Hinsurii Ovricne: — ad ae ee: ee mata Ta DEAK Sin—L have the faciutios aod the experience to do " 143 ld a | the elevedoring at Quaranta Curing the coming quaran 187 237 ees ‘ne season, aud [derire the privilege of domg te work. mer or ae J will give ali the heceseurybucds for the ovservance ot i , ihe Quarantive orderé abs regulations, aud for the secu te S. Children. Mission Fund. Episcopal Fund. 516 Sidh $162 0 Pity of the cargors commuiwed to my’ cares and besides, 4 wil do tue work fore yslce wuiclt may bo designated Lit ae by the Mayor ano Comanseouers of Healtn of whe ity of y o New York, Wh ica 1;369 1,201 03 ‘The Commictee on New Parishes reported the fotlowtag to be received in upiow with this Conventioa:—Sbrist churca, Blocmfled; Trinity church, Trenton; St. James? charst, Hackenaack; St. Joba’ *g church, West Hoboken, aad Carist Gbureh, Bergen, £itdson county—the represeatatives of which were duly admitted. The commities reported tnat the papersof fribity shure! Bo kind enough (0 answer In writing by the bearer, and oblige, ‘aa . J. DERN, New Yore, May 12, 1869, Drar Sm—Your note of yestorday was received, and in reply 1 would state, that I nave astigaed the stevedoring to Mesers, Rywu & Van Valkonberg, (© whom 1 would re- Higuistowa, were Hot correct, fer you. att hh was vot admitted, Thave no doubt that they will be compalled to pat out | ater Cm aucuesion ir, Lowaing ®as appointed to a portion of the work, expeclly % tere shontd. be tas Alla wacancy on the Corminittee ov Ktuoatioa, Taat com orcinary amount of sikarse; and J have every assurances | mitce not being 1eady to repyrt—or ratuer prelerriag Ww that Uve yenbemen will enter tnle Sur am arrangement Mr BOWMAN statiag wnat F it—Was coatinnod, jw circumetences which had ove with ether porttes as wll Be eantfactory, | i curred lead the oommities ty ‘ ar « N. GUNN. 7 requcet this course, Gro, J. Dean, Feq., Brooklyn, N.Y. Rew. Me. C1 KK, of Elgabethtowa, sail be hat heard fe] that no mectinys of the committer had bron eatiod Naw York, May 12, 1859. Mr. Bow May explained that they hat bea 10 coamulee Gunx, Fractn Orvicet Pore or New Yori: — %—I bad the honor of addressing zt you # peti Hon and had atreasy preaentes a’ fi J report, waten Wikhed the embers to couptder, Dr. A. Dwar Si) do warmly decis: coufident of success, Political Intelligence. ‘Taw Vinca Execuon.—To-day the groat battle will be fought in Virginia, between the Wise and Hunter fac- tiona, under the name of democracy and the leadership of Hon. John Letcher on one side, and the galvanized car- casa Of whiggery and the rump of Koow Nothingiain united under the banner of Wa. L. Goggin, oa the other, No convesa has ever been more animated, and uous has ever vrought out a greater display of stump oratory thau tho one which wil! close with the going down of the sun to-day. Bitterness of feeling, personalities, charges of dishontsty, crimination and recrimination, have been en- gendered aud bandied and thrust before tho public, to aa extent, we venture to say, before vnkuown in the political bistory of the first families of the old mother of Presidents and etatesmes. Two ducis at least have grown out of the weaknees displayed by some of the party leacers, in one of which a prominent can:li- date for Congress hag been made a cripple for life. We should think that the people of Virginia would rejoice at the approaching end of this political turmoil and squabble, which has kept them for nearly three months in a state of continua! exciiement, What the result of this election wul be, further than the almost certain success of the democratic State ticket, we cannot easily foretell. Tne opyesition are bold ami wel! organized, and are sanguine that they are capable of lessening the usual democratic mrjority in the State very materially. On the other hand, white the democracy are seemingly united, there is one branch of them who are not as enthusiastic as they were four years ago, when Governor Wiss was elected over his Know Nothing competitor, Mr. Flournoy, by over ten thousand majority. Some of the Congressional districts are decidedly in doubt, and ove or two opposition representatives may slip in between the divisions of the democracy. For a number of years back the delegation in Congrees from Virginia bas been a unit in political senti meat, but now there is # provpect of this long tle usage being brokem up. The following is a list of the candidates on the State and Congressional tickets:— Democrat. Oppasition, Governor—Jobn Letebe Wa. i. Goggin. Lt. Gov'r—Robert L. Montague, Waltman T. Willey. Atty. Gen—Joon Raadoiph Tacker, Waiter Preston, CONGRESS Dist, Democrat. 1—M. RH. Garnett. 2-~jcke 8. Yiisun. {Joba L. Cuskie, Uaniel c. De Janette. 4—Wm. 0 Goore, $—Thes S$ Bosock. She'ton F. Leake, Opposition Wa c 8) Pawius Yowell = th, y WT. 71 peasy Shackleford, Heary W. Thowas. 8—Chas. J. Fauikner, Alex. R. Boteer 9—James . Skinner: = 10—Sherard Clemens, R. L. Berkshire. LI—A bert G, Jenkins, Jona J, Jaakson. 12-1, A. Baaundeon, fe, pj. Rus! vd, = 1sf Payette MoMatoa? Evert 8. Martin. New Jersey Rervsucans at 1e Astor Hovss.—A large caucus of the prominent republicans of New Jersey met yesterday afternoon in one of the parlors of the Astor House—Asa Whitehead, Esq., of Newark, preaiding—tor tbe purpose of considering the action necessary to bo taken by the party in reference to the approaching guber- patorial election; but as our reporter was promptiy in- formed cm entering the room that the meeting was strictly private, we are unable to state the result of their deiibe- rations. Tue Srreet Pavemants.—Now that the work of siree cloaning bas been fairiy got under way, another matter, not remotely connected with it, needs considerable atten- tion. It is the condition of the street pavements. By tho mended charter of 1867 the paving, repaving and repair- ing streets was taken from the Street Commissioner’s De- partment and transferred to the Croton Aqueduct Depart- ment, and by them entrusted to tho “Water Puryeyor.”” The Superintendeat of Sanitary Inspection says, and very reasonably, too, that it is impossible to get the streets of New York thoroughly clean until the pavements in many of our streets are put in proper repair, It needz no argu, ment here to show that mapy of our principal streets are gsdly ont of repair, and instead of the “patching” process adopted by the Croton Aqueduct Board in selecting spots here and there and repaving them, it would be cheaper in the end to give those localities needing it a thorough epaving. AU the present time Washington, Weet and cenwich streets, on the North river side of the city, from # point near Canal street, aud Pearl, Water, Frout and South streets, on the East river eide, localities in which our principal merchants transact their business, are at present wboliy unilt for travel, owing tothe uaeven- bess of the pavements, over which it'is almost impossibie for ‘onded carts to pass over. A tour of inspection throagh the localities above designated will eatisfy any person who may be skeptical as to facts herein stated. Metallic Tabiet Razor Strop.—This inim- ttable arth le may pe obtained of the sole manufacturers, J. & § SaCNDEKe, No.7 Astor House, and of the various sgenis throughout the city. Wherever White's Dashing Cassimere spring hats are seen they instantly arrest attention by their fine inedel, original mourtinga and purity of ovloc. kvery spect suen ean begeen ow the street. Serd a dozen customerato 216 Broadway, under Larnum’s Museum, The Style —Good Heavens! Young Man, ts it poretbie you expretto win the affections of aramiata, the heir jactoon aquare, in that hat? Go at once to KNOX, Peer oe Bros twag nua Falion treet na. percoaee ene ot those eplendid spring atyle ae Goto F ns Kanporinm ‘at once, and get the * Pride of Youth. Hats For Gents, Youth, and Children.— Every desirable style and quality for spriog and summer wear. Ladies’ riding hats. Children’s straw goocs First premium awarded, KELLUGG, Manulactarer, 381 Oanal sireet, French Soft Hats, Just Received, 8. J. PABDESSUE, sgect for the manufacturer, GJ. Coupin, Aix, 166 Wiliam street, corner of Ann. “4,000 Black Aipaca Coats. Wes Fron $1.59 to 35.00. ALEVANS’, aR ~~ _ 66 and 63 Fuiton street, Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts, —Half Dozen for $3. Moody's shirt manufactory, 22 broadway. For Dress—Fine Alpacen Conts Got Up in Deautiful myle at DRUMGOLD & PROCH'S, fo. 214 ssroad- Summer Ciothing—Well Made, and from | neat selections, at DRUMGULD & PROUH'S, No. Zit Broad way. Summer Under Garments for the M ® McLAUGLLsN’S, corner of Greer mich and Murray Twenty Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with quae ho «60 gti oe the people taken daily by KIMSALL uu! ons, Pointing out | the taleuts, defects and proper purauii, may be obtained dady at FOWLER & — Bradway. }» at 378 Broadway. Cali aua seoit | | s Bed in Existence--(Mowe’s | | Grover & Baker's Celebrated NUISBLESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, NEW BTILES, AT REDUCKD PBRICKS, 4% Broadway. New York. 162 Fultow street, Weed’s Patent Family Sewing Machines Rew atyle, prive 60. Oflice 477 Broadway. Lester's Sewing Machines 8: LESKOO! LOCKS’ ae 483 BROADWAY, WHOLASALE AGENTS WANTSD, Deflance Salamander Safe powder proof locks and cross bars —A' Proct parior sates. Lepot OS Kurray etree piace (formerly 192 Peart street) ROBERT M. PATBICE. Herring's Patent Champton fire ‘ano burglar proot wenivaniam rich nieeaede corner Murray with Patent fire and burgiar corner of Lolege WY | her axe. ae Shades oa al ‘Si208 al piri dlooks, flowers, constantly on hand cad wade 1 order.’ Depot Ls6 William sireet, voruer of aan. Swarr. At Tarks Talawd, on Thureday, Aprit 28, Mr Acura Svait, sister of the Sate Dr. William ©. Waliace, TheiLatent Deawtagp of thal Lat~ | tories, a6 reported ty WOOD EDbY sore Tsow: —On Tone ey evenings May 25, Haar NAMAggne: Gt: am Townace, in the 624 nis age. DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUVAY AN aBsOUKE |, Notice of the Will upon ia the papers of to STATE LUIT ESS Ofc drawings by telegraph. ORLAWARE LOPRMRINS. etn lomuners Mi k's) Wednesday, May 24, Maaraa Wairs, in tie ‘her age. | “the friends and relatives of tho famity are respectfully 'e friends and relatives ne fares ealdense of her iavited to altena the funeral, be subser! ‘by theGorerno- | uiece, Ieubella Gamble, No.’ 219 West “wenty-seveath Pps Dela.vare to wnger ‘tha drawing of io) | Street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock. lery mulbos ued {ne Lastelstares day allended + —— ee gine Of the Ltony ‘oF the Be Hlaieof Delawera, | eee = de bereby certify tant the ‘(llowing are the 2 + whice tvere this day drawn from ‘oe ie wheal, vin: BxrHs Chass, No. BOL, Mar 25, 1353. 35, 36, 62, 67, 40, 87, 20, G&, 42, 26, 22, 56, 72,6. Cass Moy 302, Maw 35, 1809, 55, 22, 41, 83, 10, 18, 72, 60, 1%, 67, TL, 35, 1, 26 nt, on Avd thet the malé numbers were deuyra te the otver tn wich TOUNDING LOW PRICES. | diinces our’ bande at Dai., this Wednoaday, A’ *Srondey & toners May 25, 1859, SS oid Ko, 7a voit 12 to $: 60 per pard JAMES DuNosy, itt pe ce as yor Janie the votertnen OROEQEA LOTTRATES. Floor Swit wie | tha drawing of iue'sparte ‘Rontersy ekiory a4 HisaM ANDERSON, 9 Bowery. saaerty ge tty cad ‘Shai the fol owing are the cumbers whicd W T JONSS WAND 18 & =I 08 | jah Ean Cass No. 299, May 26, 1869. oa i Ann ia W mod 12 Ann otreet. osat ace CURE FoR RTEAN, ry OB INTERMAL PILES, cure Reterencn von to tied of persona in this tty who wer adideued with piige (-e twenty years, aud Dr. WITMER S ple suppository cured wea ‘ai the Bowery 1 rug Store, No. 188, just abore Broome 25, 23, 8, 42, 12, 50, 47, 71, 19, 10, 14, 53, 61. Chass No. 300, Exrma, Maw 25, 1359. 57, 49, 18, 5, 26, 20, 29, 60, 59, 3, 1, 17. nd thet the on sald aumbers were drawa tm the order ia which ifneea Ot hans a: Auguste, Ga. this Wedneviae, Mo 25, 1809, r LTE, Comalsatonert i A 2, Dolawars, 0. A. Bills, Exchange and Broker, 126 ocalc Date, Raneeth ont Mpecte Rentee, BAstH0ur sewing macutres, Price Prom $60 to Biz, eer SNe eo eerent MAN Tr acroReng writhe bli are resveckfolly invited to onll aad examine (hem dey corner of Howard street, N. I. "pane ! Deemer psivetsh OF Bee Xix, NEW Mgnt MAGAZINE Coffee, Ten and Sugar, Cheap, and of the beat quality, can be found i BRADFORD'S, 43 Biath Heong ", aveuile, Chess and Biltiard Palace, ‘C'wenty-four tanion, Cou and. Kemeep, aire, Brooklyn: bowen 149 149 Pacey yl ARTISTS) EXCURSION Ul vee Bn THE BALTIMOSE AND Pati ee OUIO KalLBOaD — iiustrated by porte ceayoa, Llustrated by teens pres ten io dana, Meerschoums, Meerschaums, Meerschaw i Oa ' att, BULLANHAGEN & 00.8, 49 Malden tsae, up stare,” | MGsiads TLS EUCCRRERE, ounces oy oir ow THE RED Py ER TRAIL, (Concluded) Lluatrated by | Hs Hair Dye, 50c, Black or Brown. | twelve eng: ay! Depo +o. Barclay atreet also acid at $99 Broadway, aud Si Sinren aR BAUM reggie. WaltiNu. ity Loulse BAMLOCE HOLLOW Will iaM PTT. By Lord Macaulay. WheICHED sill Batemeior's Hele Dye, Wigs and Toupers, ite beet tu the world, surpassing ali wade, Sold and applied « at the maoulactory, wey. Fh ey Tod by Ma J barr hig ater thtlen Warringeen, A Gre reek Ortatadoro’s Hal Dye, Wize ard Toupecs, | oir sa eciea wet f tbe Indcer, The best in the w egeie aad reall, ead Waedye pet | ‘bap'et b UIT — We keep Mhristiosa at Caallewoo' Chap. valely applied, at § Asior een Hair.—1tx Diseases, Fall, Change of Color, and iis rembetliel ment treated carefully by A. GRANUJ EAN, Not 0 i well sircet, west ride and near Devadway. ee LXXGV~ News from Cemda Chater LXMY.—The | Cou ae of Tene Love. BOMIBLY RROORD OF CURRENT EVENTS, LITBas bY AVTORs. Fviton's a s. BDHNOR'S sY OU FORK) GN BUsEAY EDITORS DRAWER. SORDAS FoOm MASTER OHARLEY'S LOVE eo iMustrotious —Memer Chariey Felm in Love: Jealo: Investment, A Piceent; Sweet Occupation: Sites; rhe Co: of Tree Love ac generation; & Love fosea; a wishag. Fethitns FoR JUss atone. Dinner ‘Toilet; ‘Traveling Costume; Dinner TERMS. Barry's Tricopherous ts the Best and Cheup= em article tor creating, beautifying, cleaaing, curaog pre verving wnd resioring tbe hair, Ladies, iry it. sold by all druggists. Hoiloway’s Otntment and Pills —The First cures obi sores ape pienen after prin other remedy bas fatied: while the recond in: ‘and richaets inte the Slood than a hundred thnos the soene welght ts food Factory, of Maiden iare, sew Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radicai uss. hey slae Keep ella eiasile slockings for varicose mppor tere and ahou der braces Tustroments for defor. Tuliew mide to order. 0.2 Veaey street, Aa ¥. One copy for one year... ‘wo coples 1er on year. bree or more copies fur ove (em 2nd ap ¢xire copy, gratis, for every c.ud of Barger’s xugatie and Barpers Wee! year, ‘The postage upon Har; ayer, Megazine must bapald at te office where & is recived. Tbe postage is thirty six centas year. HARPSR & BROTHERS, Prblishera, nacribers: iogtther, one ot Hovae, N.Y Kennedy's Medical Di Yo cure serocuin erieye covery Is warranted , suiurheusn, Braid bend, ulcerated enue: five hu beset ae “Lea etineneh ine ee oe eats JON tax. oie ae : bY ss > iid Loox onr LOOK OUT BE Bae ouE THE NEW YURK WEEKLY, THE N=W YORE WHEKLT. THE NEW YORE WEEKLY. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY, THE NRW YORK WERELY, TH) < NEW YORK WREELY _ Wil b © published bg on AATURDAT MORNING aes contsin 5 WAND exdlning HIBTORIOAL ROMANCE, Yrom ihe pen of that popalar ax Se oe ‘ie of Cader te. TH& STOLEN BRIDE; On, TAB TORY REBEL A Tau oF THe RevoLution. fi ey ie KI, “‘g for romances JAMB. ¥ RRTBOLDS pee.go mperer equals; and the ta ‘€ 2 question, treating as it dors. And exclting inci¢e, 18 which marked au mere 82 tren wese to the airu, colonies, is st once: LOOK ova! (ar new contributoy 4 $he wor ia progrosaing famous) } es: THE MASBAC] v2 OF'stoope Bapo: which will be cond de vad K SALE BY NEWS AGENTS. Nom 0. 5. 1000 00. Hare ramove © om M0. 8120 Fo. 444 Bre. Waray, uY. ia aanoe of tho vary iar ‘yopambor wae preter wy Professor Wood's ¥ air Restoran: ve {rom the 4 Teot, the proprisiors have resolve 1 make a fostace of their Bereafter, and wi Uaow be most hapoy to see th Bele indy and geutiemen pairy %X andto give tem all tag {pformauen in their cower, at their siore 444 Broadway. Toe number of s6are Frofeaaw W Und’a Balr Restorative. been before the pitbile, aud the mam. wea ehich # haere te lig reputation, as shown by the 7 Sond for ky readers upmsceusary at Ole late day to lieked preparation tor reatoricg tbe caine aed Dair orngieetiog dandrull, prey ting the aide * geueral reciier of ail foes oft Berts Suldiee ktosay it le po lale efter, Je Imitation other, stipulated by tis success, but « sciueld@e enn wae the hair natd ro 918 6 THIS MORNING-CONTRINING “VatL- lance,’ polsa mil-tatie. SR ppeneco ye eb benottul Uadied au! 107 NasS.0 STRERY. om 13 Frankfort atreet. sere legs, For ORNA, 8, BURIORS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATED Cc ee ents Kul meio’ Fawn ~ For ex by he oaly sai a ore, $i each” buntous wud dalle, Bi te ‘“Sriturieur & eT REVERE, Untronadiate = Broadway. opposite Nicholas Hotel {OLOGNE GIN LANDING, be ‘Trnsres, Shoulder Braces, Eiasile Stock- ngs. belts, body bracee and Dr. GLOVER'S new lever (russ. No 4 ann street. Sore Throat Pague and Sore Throat. This quality of veizing bold snd ceusiug the expulsion ct de 7 Rumora ls porasaced by ce oder wevicive tan Bras- | “59 yipoeof the above, brands of glu imcdlig from shine To. Pils yerw'e oDly upog the tissues tavolved ia, | avetre, Wobamo aod Colton Baik werruatd bigurt hover aze., Yo fact, they afeze upoa thess | ‘am any gin ever imported imo the market. for wale by ference aa trom nataral aMaits, | UDULEEO WOLFS, 2 Beaver etrect. tele lite being below tht of tbe aurrounait g parts. and wich, aettlicg on the Ursuee cl the tnrost~ thst ls, arguvd the throat region procuce t0.e thyos! theess plague, and he severe headache And fev mf hot after four oF air pli Coa CURE FOR BALDNE&S.—THIS REMEDY 18 reliable; contains no cil. lead or sulphur, it has orentest oaton, ‘idence and the ed im oF rdf Car are taker. there is tel! a pecu'l 2 in the part allected, | { ate dort of collecting up of the dieeaeed hnimors roary bree par: | 12, 4,00., Broprigtons, Envvidence, 5 % Geion, she. So bunt er weakseniy Hen, 068 evar alae i Greenoiah sireet “Iohe Tonea, TE3 Bonsliny nireat New use becanee they cannot act upon beatthy ‘and takea ea, GP, Milne, mod KO-acids & U0, Broox early, ey prevent al wane demen, oe, Sitloguabe, tue pa Pa 7p beuew. Jeieey City: W Mercer, Newark; BARSZS e i 2 Gisense and leaves no ev ect behind Sold poy (Le halal cat ceil cocaaribe cots neiaylanians Wib pamplietand diretins, at 204 caual sirect, Brandreth Builcing, and ut all respectable drugals nad ea are eae ‘ ‘Ga8 FIXTURMS, 40. Butler's Patent Improved T. nacho attention of he pubita io the fact, the wa. are porters at the HULG TRUS* OFFIOR, 56 SSS ee hina ea 000s @7a8 Pm < papal iGiages, vues S2CREL Thu WhGuaans Ontarasss aND LSaascR comsisrinG ix rant oF CHINA DINDSS Sxt: Marries. Hei1—Barxya.—On Weanesday, May 25, by the Rev J.B, Porry, at the reaideace of the bride's father, in ton avenue, Brovklya, Couxnantr P. Hct to Hannucrea W., daughter of E. ©. Barker. Tacknox—SMinm —On Wednesday evening, May 25, by tho Rey, Tuomas G. Osborn, Mr. Samcai JACKSON to Miss Emma A. Surru, both of this i RowsotHam—“wita —Un Tursday evening, May 17, b the Rev. Jamen Milett, at the bride’s residence, No. 3) Second avenue, sir. Witiiam RowsormaM to Bliss ADELINS San:18, all of this city. SoroMox—Stiaw —On Monday evening, May 23, by the Rey. Henry Bianchard, Jouw ¥. Soromon, Jr., to Sites Sanan G, Shaw, daughter of George L. Shaw, Eaq., all of milky 8, asi, HANDELIEAS, G gx FIXTURES, 40., whieh we are prices thas cannot fal m | Five satataahion 10 vaste K. VY. BAUGH WOUT 400, corner Brosiway aad Broome street Com Brooklyn. Bualons, Senr—Wittovomny.—On Wednesday, May-25, by the Nails coh, Rev. 8. H, Weston, Janey A. Summ, of Nynek,’ to Miss | oy uboat pata, ar that a AnKemen oF Wie greet toe jolat Harry, daugbter of Joseph Willoughby, of this city. worn Piulbcoipuia and Koetfand county pupers plenes copy. | MEsr We gperslon witout e ears loesarguiecs ts ep = Kefers to the ph whe eft: Died, Brrsnaw.—Suddenly, at Montgomery, Alabama, ex Al. | (JORDIAL COGNAC BITT#kS IMMEDIATELY RE- dermsn Bersuaw, late acting Mayor of Montgomery, Veves diarrhoes, ague and bilions attacks. S. BTELN- | FELDT, so.e imporier, (0 Nassau aiveet, new Lord, aad for sale by Gli drag gists, bats and grocers, EB. LEVETTS PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN tk fictal weeth, i2 Waverley place near Broadway, 8. Y.— “This ta to’certity tot Lam wesring « set of teeth constrncted pon Dr L's paiest, aac mow ani vastly auperiot lO all olbera for grent co: uetaral feedin; T Wild Ferrto i, 2. ‘erritoriat and D ki J. BOVER DOD® BAB EXTANSIVE | edicai office at 619 broadway, New ork, tor _ ! examimation and treatment of patients laboring under cbr the 87th year ot his age, second con of the late Bodman Belebaw, Feq., of Gratton street, Dublin, aud of the late Mrs. Belebaw, of Bedford ayenue, Brooxlyn. I know that my Redeemer liveit Bockwoxw —On Wednesday morning, May 25, after a short and severe illness, Jomanwa FREDRRICA BockHorN, ovals of John W. and Frederica Bockhorn, agod 4 yeats, 9 months and 6 days +The friends and relatives of the fnraily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the coruer of Forty sixta street and Eleventh avenue, Dantal Surgeon, Buifollc, Va.” ata! office licenses for sale KeED AN Caunny.—On Wednesday, May 25, Ewa, youngest chiid | Cloeases generally deemed iucuravie, lcci sued sulerors, ar | of Patrick T. ana Catbariue Carney, aged 6 months and 10 anear who desire reitef give bim a Tt DS? IM. days. KIAL WINE BiTtERS. thi dons wonders, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tor gale at b's off ir Dally Tins 8, teno the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, No. 4 Coenties slip, thie (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, tHe ome ws. BRAUTIPYING -BX(ON.—MAD AME ww B AKG CO's, VW Ci ,. i Connicay.-At Harlem, om Tuosday, May 24, of coa- | 4p write widened be De oe inane Foe ee ge eS sumption, Micmas: Counc. ahd end ect Braet he friends and relatives are respectfully invited to a ne nre gen’ stare, Ar i “4 KWENBERG. tend bis funeral, from bis late residence, any street, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock, His remains will be taken to West- pester for interment. Cowias.—At Cleveland, Obio,on Monday, May 23, Eusaw Coins, formerly of Farmington, Conzectiout, in the 624 year of bis ag TEsnox—On Wednesday, May 25, Wiustax Descox, FABAND IFTRODUCTION OF BUMMER Wats al GeNIN's, 607 BROADWAY EMBRACING EVERY D&PARIMENT OF ZATIENG, ASY COMPseHOn vING BATS OF ALL BEY aged 40 years. Li Malls ALS ES, <ND Funeral services at Forty third street Methodist Epico- ae Peon atl. PURPOSES. pal church, near Eighth avenue, on Friday morning, at nine FORMING ToceATER, o'clock. His remaing will be taken to ‘Wilmington, Del., | THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMeSi IN TILE WORLD! hy the To’clock A. M. train. The friends of the family are invited to atiend the funerar, w without further invita: eat GaN —Wriuiam Dovean, aged 17 years and 27 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect fully invited to attend the foneral, from the resideace of bis mother, No. €58 Sixth avenue, this (Thuracay) after- noon, at two o'clock. DRAYTON. —In Jersey City, on Wednesday, May 25, Sa- west Wiswatt, second son of Jonn B. and Adelaide D, (ray ton, aged 4 years, 4 montbsand 4 days. The friends of the famiby are requested to attend the fu- vera}, this (Thursday) afternoon, at haif past two o’clock, fiom No. 191 Montgomery street, DUSBNBERRY.—On Wednesday, May 25, Carere F., in fant Caugbter ot Edmund and Caroline £. Desenberry, if Is FOLLY TO BUY A Hat TRE ORIGINA! GAs "3 XTURSs! os FB. Zi, ONTTL YOU HAVE GRED sty Le AND AMPRICAN. the largest aad moat TS, &e., &0, varied aggorime CifeRUBLIEBS BRa To befound in the city, * and pressed tab’a English tro 2,chius © ad tLvenntaied ware FLA oad way. The friends and relatives of the family are invited to at- tend ibe funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three 9 ae , from No. 128 West Twelfth street.” MPOATANT TO ADVESTISNAS dit. —On Wednesday evening, May 25, after a short | a. gu, va parelefo the exbine of tho Hoh pUrp bes, Is DOW prepared te cards OF advertisements which w) fe from 6 ixchex by ie 10 & | size. Morcbante vail wemne ves oft of adver . Onin av, 2 oskaran street. illnere, Mri tY FAmsert, aged 54 years. The frienda und relatives of the family are invited to at- tend the fat i, from her late residence, No. 60 Catherine street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clocx, ‘Washington pavers please copy. Gatx —In Brcokiyn, on Tuesday, May 24, NATHAN ALON- 20 GALE, aged 21 years, 5 mouths acd 7 days, The suneral wil take place this (Thursday) afternoon, | at three o'clock, trom bis iste residence, No. 14 Joralemon street, His friends and relatives, and those of his faiher, | or three boxes for one d A. H. Galo, are respectfully invited to attend. Bis re: | Wash out, or ets mains Will be taken to Greenwood for laterment. > Rochester papers please copy. 3 Tia. —In Brookiyn, on fucsday morning, May 24, at | eight o'clock, Miss Enumiwa M. Hatt, daughter of Rev. B. K. Hatt, of No, 252 Combertand street, ta the 23d year of en fore NoTANTANXOUS—GEURGE'S HAIA DYB, THE BEST ‘and cheapess ia thew yeild. Slack o> brown, Tbiety aereD canta a LOX, ise iGectne’é hale dye will not 4 wil ture. the hal? instants: joi Adiee and geutlemen tn the habit of fequeaved 10 boa, an they will a waye preter thor ater once uslagie, S drug sicre SS eran trent, W ole by My Hares, 178 ut Thad and W: yee & George's batt axe ia a8 Tincipa, copes, BOE Yok Fu Jacquor — On W ‘al this (Thoreday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ineslay, May 25, at North Zoboken, Jcus Jacquet, @ bative of Frauce, in'the 24th year of her | ]F YOU FREG BIMIOUS, NERVOUS O8 Dyspee ric age. | T getarottie of atkingon a cherasts bites, Wii TR, tas “qhe friends of J.D. D. Rosset are requested to attend | batter, ender the Museum, 6) 6 them, be the fureral, from bis residence, at North Hoboxen, this | ?i8¢lpal depot ls 280 Greco wice street (Thoreday ) afternoon, at one o'clock. Jos®>.—Un Friday, “Jan. 14, 1859, Mary, the beloved | wife of Mr. William Jones, of the Globe Tan, 'No 804 Great | Apconts street, Maochester, Lancashire, Eogiacd, in the Both year of ber age, much and deservedly reepected by all who knew her, TaxGan.—On Wednesday, May 25, Eitan Lancan, dangh- ter of Lawrence Langan, aged /§ months and 11 days. Her tuneral will take place from No. 18 City Fall place, this (Thurscay) afternoon, at two o'clock. The frieads of the family are respectfully invited to attend. McLaray —At Los Angelos, Calitornia, on Saaday, April 3, Maxy EnZanern Maxwatt, formerly of Madon, N.Y wife of D. McLaren, im the Sist year of hor age. W CLARE HAS REMOVED Ble CARVING AND + store Biting up erteblishment from 244 Canal api 50 Ho vetio sireeta to 627 Ludaow etreet, N.Y, ita THOSE NOW LavGh WHO SEVAR LaUGHtD sud ‘ae who aiwaye laughed now laugis ibe more. THS BABP UF « oe sfalvus, Laventer ron" 4 Larrriwe, Contains mote than a million inughe, Is crow ded Mori€s, And is {liustrated Over two hupazed coms. eurravings, sok bee ton altion's @ te TEyou io in an hour; su ar of funay urs —In Wiilameovurg, on Tuesday ‘ELUEN, youngest daughter of James aud Bile aged 22 scare! ¢ eel me of our best The friends and acquaintances of amily, aod those sala ne valleed 3a CF rol concelia c(ber brother Martin, are tavited to attead thy tanerat, Slag vt fo ook of aati) YoB> Bundred pages, with irom her Jate residence, No. 18 North First street, this ) PrePomlete coetay Darke kilt covers, suitabie for the Mbrary or the File obe GOUAT «41 4 quarter vy be ant EzADRAID Ann qtreet, N.Y, ‘Also, for aale by all bockeeHers in this piece Copies of ihe abor# DOOK #ent by wail, to way address, free of Opie ge: vu receipt ut Oe Guar Ghd Vwecs tne oboe OM, AL ONE O'CIO”K. ARD RYAN, & native of the pariah of Mor ., county Roscommon, fretand. Too faperal wili take place ox a afterpaou, ‘at two eloek, trom by Ne residence, No. $6 Audios arena, Brovkis a Koved ip fare) centre inble Pubiished -Frepared by Dr W.H SMITG. rbilad BTW ONE BOTTLED 1 W PORTUGAL. si iu consequence of the extreme ditfetity generaity ep perjenced of prooarieg, Se al! 1's nave purity and westine port wink eee faraluarin for medicine, wad Ue en a CpieN & OF. UF U {tae'oaly merenaile eatstiaimeat ta Oporto which ine brevrd in the United States), Bave adopted the pian of abippisw the floes viniages in bosep of one down ench own mark sad guaran wad forwarded to Peete So SWING MACHINES NaW STYLE. PRICRS GRBaTLY azPUCED Foe tamittes, tafe and all sunufsovaring parposes these machines are unequalled They at fe dh ingen gs ding & grester variety of work and of earning more then @ay Danodines in ‘ie matte ‘The pew ay meanest oe are urate carpe! 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HOSE SUFFERING FROM DYSFEPSTA WOULD DO themselves a favor by fi Persons aa bo wonce Gia, ip remc ving entirely and permauectly this dreadful das Bemember ils wLolly vegetable, aud contains no pur- to Hotel, Mr Tasac 8 ct Stee MeCredy "49 Fe a, 288 N6 Bromiway: Mr ba hwea SS Wiest wen li ore ne ei bia, and sold Fork at 12 John sireet, nea outa ‘resond too B-S. KELUJa@, Agent. Tr. IMPERIAL FAGLES OF FRANCE HaVE NOT a higher renown than ite ‘ashiove. sll themagnificest A vestr suk crape and lace boncets just broughe out im ve bern reproduced as the Paris retail prices, Withee &cU-s, 281 isrcadway. ki Kas £6 SPRING OVERCOAT@—aT e:— SSir ou. P_ecliows Me! New Vork Rotel: Mr Rancker, at White's, Pearliteet; Gen! New Oak FALL. TG CaN LINES Wwats—at OAR Gath ILLAS PANTS—aT Oak Halu. ING, BEaAULSUL OAK Batt ‘Tha great ready CLOTH SEL SENT Buis CLOTH a, 11 P.M B De GROOF B. 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Mee i é the moet ort oo Ro 42 Front sirect, of chronic dyapepaim HY: 'S LIFE 8aLSAM IS NOW ackNOW! KDGED to be tbe most succeseful remed’, in this country or mu repaln curing diteaws owing Hoa’ greet imp basse ‘8 cirordered sto: It doea not contain a particle of hag 4 or fess other dele- verious mineral. it canbe teen wih pertect safety by the moet delicata woman oF 10/0! \d stemet. New York. 1 Ee, PRINCIPAL DkPOT, Ne. 246 Gran ‘Agent for Brooklyp, Mrs HAYES, No. 175 Fukon uri,