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\ minaied, and some are equally horrified to think of Breckinridge being the democratic schoice. But the truth is that they are all atsea as to the democratic nominations, and have no reliable information on the subject, for the simple reason that the democrats know nothing about it themselves, Perhaps the Patriot would kindly oblige the democracy by informing them what candidate the black republicans would like to see eet up at Charleston, ia order that they may have the pleasure of knocking him down, We have oo doubt, if the choice of the autislavery party is only expressed, the democracy will pay it all the attention and dis- tinguished consideration which it deserves, No doubt the Charleston Convention will nomi- paie tbe mao indicated for their eelection by the organs and’ Teaders of republicapism., Vextination or Provs Pussury.—It ie strange that some men when they get hold of a good thing cannot be satisfied with the quiet enjoyment of it, Either their vanity, their ambition or taeir temper steps in and sacrifices the favors that fortune has lavished mpon them. Tt bas been a subject of wonderment with Many that Mr. Pilsbury should have quarrelled with the comfortable position created for him under the Police Commission. He was in the receipt of a snug salary, had everything pretty much his own way,and made light of the duties of his office. Though intended to be a model Superintendent, be seems not to bave taken the least trouble to work himself up to the fixed standard, With the exception ot the crusade which be waged against the violators of Sabbath observances, his official course has been the gentlest and least obtru sive imaginable. He has been dvath upon Sun- duy recreations, and has waged flerce war against the innocent enjoymenis of the work ing population, To counterbalance this excess of rigor, he has allowed thieves, burglars and sowdies full tmmunity; for under his model ad- pinistration crime bus increased to a greater extent than under that of almost. any of his predecessord, With such a sinecnre people might well feel surptised that Superintendent Pilsbury should not bave remained content with the blessings the gods bad provided bim. The wonder has been increased by certain revelations made by one of the black republican organs, This jour- hal—» good autbority—states that in order to evenre Mr. Pilsbury’s services as Superinten- dent of Poliee, “ several public spirited gentle- men ot this city—-republicans in politics—con- tributed to protect him against the pecuniary loss be would sustain by leaving otber more lucrative employments.” Under this arrange ment, it seems, bis income was made up to ten thousand dollars » year. The Tribune, another black republican organ, very properly takes exception to the principle ef a public officer, paid out of the public treasury, being the re- Cipient of private gratuities under any pretext whstever. The public will agree with it in this conclusion, It remains to be ascertained with what precise views tbe public spirited individu- als in question put their bands in their pockets to secure the invaluable services of Mr. Pils- bury for this community. People are so cen- sorious that it will probably be said that this act of disinterested civism must have had its quid pro quo. To stifle scandal it will be advisable for Mr. Pilsbury to let the world know the numes of the parties who have thus generously acted a8 paymasters for the public. Otherwise it will be asked, with some show of reason whether the Superintendent was really the se vant of the Police Commissioners or of the individuals who have signalized themselves by this unbeard of munificence. Shall we get this information voluntarily’ We are afraid not. The transaction does not look as if it would bear veatilation. There is nother means of arriving at it, however, which, unless an exp!aaation is promptly forth- coming, might be employed to get at the facts. We sve that Alderman Brady has been sub- penaed before the Grand Jury to give evi Gence as to the truth of the statements made by bim in regard to un attempt having been made to bay his vote for the confirmation of Mu. Tucker's nomination for the Presidency of } the Croton Aqueduct Board. That charge, if \ it can be proved, is unquestionably an offeace against the laws of the State; bat it is not more ot an offence or more opposed to the iaterests community thua for a clique of ate individuals to snbsidize a public -r, for purpoces known ouly to themselves, and which, whatever may be the coloring | given to them, can find no justification ia ne- cessity or ueage. Lf, therefore, a clean breast be not immediately made of the motives of thie inttange proceeding, we call upon the Grand «Jury to take action in the premises und'to briag ‘Superiptendent Pilsbury before them. It would be curious if it should turn out that Anore who have been distinguishing themselve- in eu forcing Sunday ordinances and observauces should be the very persons who bave commit ted such @ viclation of law and propriety iu inducing the heed of the police to take pay from them, in disregard of the obligations winch be bad contracied towards the public. ————_—— Ws trom Mexico. gr Now Ontraxs, March 4, 1860, Advices from Northern Mexico, recetvet via Galveston, report that Carvajal as seckivg Amerioan aid for Juan it fa also reported that siiramou hae ordered Corunas to bold ont unul Marca, when ie would recetve reinforce: ents. a Sews from Havana. Dew Varsans, slarch 6, 1809. ‘The steamer De Soto, from Hi: on the $A iast., 18 below, but her news is unimportaal The Chicago otty x Election. OMICAGO, March 7, 1869. It wag not possible to obtain Py deflaite resalt of he election yesterday before the closiog of tha telegraphic fines et night. Hon. John» Wentworth, republican, for Mayor, haz 1,248 ‘majority, and the balauce of the republican ticket 13 elect- ed bate about the same majority. The totai vote was 18,800. The Common Council stands 12 republicavs to $ demo crate. ‘ik Municipal Elections, hell ag PYPAACA, Stared G, 1960, At Lerten} charter ection of this viilage to-day, tho repub. of one bang fred bas been a stronghold of Amrican- aver beleer tae Toe repudiicans are now firiog a im honor of their victory. PiaTtsnurG, March 7, 1860, | Clinton county has gone republican witnout doubt, ' s leeting for the Pope. Tm ENY isomers, CW, March f 1800 ignae e braeeroe t nl exprees sym} iy ae er four thousand persous were pr seat. . Member of a Norse gg Parliament , An increasing anxiety i felt im regard to the safety of sr” Bogan, member of Parliament tor Grey couaty. Woen iat seem be was about takmg whe cars at Hauiitoa for Niagara Falls. Lovis, March 7, 1860. » ‘The planing and floaring mul of the Giasscogk Mls Company at Hannibal, Mo , was burned on the 3! instant. ‘Loss $10,000—uniosurea. NEW Nom-Arrival of the Nova Scotian, ort ann, Mr. March 7—Midnight ‘There aro as yo! no gists of the steamship Nova Soo tian, now due at this port, with Liverpool dates of the 22d ult. Weather cloudy. Montkeat, Maron 7, 1960 Edmovston, Allen & Co, have received a telegrayhc dos- Patch from Barriogwn, saying that the body of a maa bao been found a! Cape Sable. His bead was cut olf, and ‘BO identification could be wade. A trunk bas ule becom found, containing letiers to W. 8. Boaltom also, a desk containing letters directed to Barry B, Coston, Lambour House, Bagsbot. ‘The Massachusetts Republican State Convention. Worcester, March 7, 1860. ‘The Republican Siate Convention for the purpose of choosing delegaies at iarge to the Chicago National Ooa- vention is now being held in this city. The coavention wae organized by the choice of Hon. J. 8. C. Knowiton, of Worcester, for President. In the course of his r marks be expressed bis unfliaching devotion to be Univ, and ulso declared bis decided prefereace for Wm. H. Seward as a candidate for the Presidency. T “umitten on Oredentiain roporied 177 towas re- Buu by ‘The first ballot for delegates to the Chicigo Goaveation resulted as follows:—Jobn A. Andrews, © Boson, 62 Ensign Bi. Kei }, Of Pittafiold, 602; George S. Boutwoit, (4 Grown, 455; bus B. Comins, of Roxbury, 893. above were elveted. Messrs. Dwight Foster, of. Worcester; The Clafiin, of Newton; Joba 8. Eldridge, of Canton, and Erastus Hop ‘kins, OL |, Were elected as substitutes Andrews and Kellogg are reporied to be favo rable to Mr. Seward, Mr. Boutwell to N. P. Banks, and Mr. Comins non committal, 4 vote taken on the cars on their return to Boston etood, Seward, 120; Banks, 56. Democratic ateiaane Mecting at Pittse- PITTSGURG, March 7, 1860. ‘The democratic ratification meeting hold bere t night, was one of the largest over held in this city. Hundreds were uneble to get wto Masonic Hall. Dr. Me vok pre sided, with o large number of Vive Presidente. The weot ing was first addressed by Judge =hanuon, who was greet- ed with upiversal sppiause, He speke witb great teciing and effect reiative to the proceedings of the Stake Caven ton at Readtpg. His speech was emmecutly conservative, stropg)y anti Seward, apd expressive of earnest fein; ‘or a upited aeemep Govervor Samuel W. Bi Ni ka, aleo made & brilliact speeeb of two ours du 2, reviewing the slavery qui stion througho..t, msking ra [omts of tellimg effect. Several otuer speoches were rade. The utmost barmeny prevaued and the greatest colbubiaem was manifested. ‘The New Jerecy Opposition State Convea~ uon. Taevton, N. J., March 7, 1860. The oppesition State Covvention for the appointment of delegates to the hie ccwihcin vention waned to morrow, Whe Ca: of. Sherma Mm. Booth, MILWAUKKR, March 7, 1860, Tho Supreiae Qourt of (his State bas refuged ty graat a writ of haleas corpts, applied for in the caso of Sverman M. Booth. Chief Justice Dixon was sguinst the applic tion, and Jndge Payne was cocsicered cisqualified on ac “out f hie being Mr. Booth’s attorney im the case before hig election to the: snore Beuch. ve Boston, March 7, 1860. At a meeting of tho Reard of Overseers of Harvard Caiverai hs morning, Rev Dr Peabody, of Ports th, N was pumibsted ae Piutamer Proieagor, io of Re Dr. Huntirg ton, resigned; buttae meeuns adjourned Ul) next week without vuuog. Suicide at Toronto, Tuxonto, . W., March 7, 1860. yy. James Vance, an old resident of tne city, commit ed tnicice to-day, by ehvoting himself through the oead. 1 Cincinnad. NNATI, Mareb 7, 1860. Lost night Patrick McHugh cut his wi'e’s taroat, killing ber instavtly; Jobn Miller was fatuily stabbed ig a etreet atray, and A. H, Bayard fell suddenly dead in the street. Yesterday morning a woman was fouvd dead in ber bed on the corner o| Pearl street and Western row. On Sunday a daugbter of Jobo Stratton, living on the Montgomery turnpike, was burned to death This morning the bat acd cap etore ot L. Ikaaca & Co, was damaged by fire to the extent of $1,600. A Series of Horror: F Commerce of the Port of Borten and Cnariestown. Bovtoy, March 7, 1860. Subjoined isa monthly statement vi the value of im ports and exports of goots, wares and merchandise | ntered during the catia of February, 1860:— ers int for angen For reign do. gpevlt dnd bullied ssc 8/000 Total OXPOrt 6... sees cece eens cess eves e444 81000/870 Mercbendise withdrawn from warehouse for ‘consumption Ase . $478,681 Navigation Resumed on the Connecticut, Haxrroxp, Coun., Marca 7, 180. Navigation bas been resumed on the Conavcticat river. The steamer City of Hartford, which left New York at ‘our o'clock, yesterday afternoon, arrived at her dock os morning, having met zo obstruction from ico. Sailing of the Earepa. Boston, Marc’ 7, 1860. The steamship Europa sniled at noon, with twenty nine aseengers for Liverpool and twenty for Hai fax, and 3¥0,00y in specie. ‘The Augusta at Savennsh. SAVANNaH, March 6, 1860, The steamship Augusta arrived bere ’at ais o'clock this eveauy. 1 ‘arbengeis and crew ail well. Mas bets. PHILADELPUIA STOUK BOARD. Pritapearaia, arch 7, 1860, Stocks frm. Peupsyivania State fives, 92%; Reasaing Failvoad, 2035; Morrie Canal, 176; Leng Isiana Radroad, 31365, Pensy ivauta Rauroad, 35%. Sight exchange on Sew York at par. New Orveans, March 7, 1860. Cotton.—Sales to day 16,000 baies at "unchanged rates. Corn stexdy at Tbe. a 75340. Mess pork $18 60. Freigas avd excbabge unchanged. Moniz, March 6, 1860. Cotter— Sales ie 2,500 bales at 103gc. for middiing; wurket quiet; sales of three dayg, 10,000 bales; receipis of three ays, 8,000 bales. Froghts of cottun to Liver- rast aera! Avcvsta, March 6, 1860 Cotton—Sales Var 750 baies; tae market clozea with ab msproved demand. Avevera, March 6, 1860. Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day 750 Vales. Savannal, March 6, 1860. Cotton inactive. Sates to day 1,225 bales. Savannait, March 6, 1860. Cottor—fales to-day 2,750 bales, tue market closing #ith ap improved demand. Tae tiver qualities improved most. Crarteston, March 6, 1860. Cotton—Sales to-day, 1,100 oaies; the ‘wen of the mar- ‘het is in favor ot the buyer. Cirantestos, March 6, 1860. Cotton—Sales to-dey 2,400 bales. Market unsettied and tendency downward. Batatwors, March 7, 1860. Flour quiet and firm: no eaies; Howard street eld at $5 76. Wheat active aud buoyant at bc advance, white $1 65a $1 65, red $1 40051 47. Corn steady, but not active: white Tle a 73c , yellow 72c. 478. Pork firm: mets $18, prime $14 60a$l5. Whiskey auil and heavy wb Zs},c. a 2éc. Sigat exchange on New York 1-10 per cet premium, Puapecrita, March 7, 1860. Flour steady. Wheat active: white $1 65a $1 ‘0 red Si 8¥a $1 42. Corn dull. Provisions quiet. Whiskey ‘Urm at Zige. a 26350. Ctvcixnatt, March 7 1960. Flour firm at $5 60435 60. Whiskey steady at 19Xc. Vork steady at $17 60. wocon steady at 7340 2 9%. Money market unchanged. United istrict Court, Before Hon Judge Betws. Mizcn 6.—Judge Betts intimated to the bar that papers submitied to him with arguments or points are frequently ine very unentisiactory and unfinished state, and he bopei that gentlemen would be more particular for the feture. A very {air portion of jury causes had been dis- posed of last month, aud he would, therefore, devote the March term to the admiralty cai udar, aod would com- mutnce 10 cali it on Monuay bext Two Mzn anp a Woman Hunc by Lyxom Law.i— Jn Critencen county, Arkansas, ays te Memphis appeal Of the ga inst., not far trom Marion, and eight or ten milee from Wis city, lived @ man named Rooingon and bis wile. On Fob. 21, uo one being 12 the awelliag out Robingon sed nis wite, just az be was retiring fur the night,» shot fired by some porton outside camo crashing ‘brough the window; it was well aimed, and the untor tuna € man fel} before ois wife 2. corpo, Who could hare cone 80 beilisha deed was a mysiery. Strong excive ment arore in the neighborhood, favorite with bis and, Robinson boiag & bors, a determination was expromod Invesugation led to the 4. on the part of the wife of tn murdered map. Se dark ant damning wore tho imi tous o: ber guilt that abe was ayrosted and placed in jal on the 2th ult. The wretened woman, overcome win horror aud fear, sought to dave nerecit by dezoua sing otber#, aud mac tutl conte fhe stated that She bad formed AD intimacy with » man whose name our cor- Fespouveut Dae Omuted t giv Wi, aud wished o marry iw, vod for one hondree dollars she hired hia brother to co the deed of death BY Which she imight b» set cree from bur babaud. Be Ormer tia Catal tak ety tov well On the aot: feeted end paccd ta ov exarperated poople éragg woods, and thor Toe woman we ag thom up until they wer reserved, bub was to b Were determined that ali who of Sudtusen ehow + pester’ were GoND cumber earth oo YORK HERALD, THE \EW YORK VEDICAL SCHOOLS. Annual Commencement o; the Medical Department of the University of Now Yous. ‘The annual commeucoment f the Medical Department of the University of New York Wk place yesterday evening, in the chapel of the Uuiverity, wt halt-past soreu o'clock, The exercises were opened by & mat impressive prayer Gfiered up by Chancellor Ferris, ater whlch he read the pawes of the graiuates, who ascended tue plat form aud received their diplomas from bis Lagds. As they ascended the platiorm the diifereut oues were reveived with applause by their frieads. A list was read of those etudents who bad acquired a ‘Certilloate of Ro nor,’ for baving pursued a more full course of study thav the laws of the University called for, Tey numbered forty-eight. After this the distribution of medais avd prlfce Yok place, amid tne roatest spplause. Professor ot addressed the graduates and weloomed them ‘ph We profession, and hoped that notbing mixn: prevent ee visiting there again. When the Angei of wtancs besides the deatubed, the tefl ngs hi ye sass and. the doctor is looked to with confidence and bope. ‘Hs defendes the oid byetem of writing prescripucas in ) aad gave as & reseou tbat ihe medical traieraity ved the Profession Bo well that they wiebed w keep itifrom the vuigar gazs cf the world. The success o/ lilo dopeaded upon mer matter Of form, aud dress was @ thing to bo louked to caetuily. He did pet want Wem to take up the “ bt wig” order of the olden ume, but be wished tuem to be careful of «heir personal appearance und always to be dressed as gentlemen; that iuvre Wah ® S)Mpalhy deiween the body and the mind. H» algo requestec thom to control thuir ambition, aud Litea to the coupsels of men oider bau themselves; when in copsultation to treat the persons they should mot wita Kindpess, wud whew called upod to respond to wight calls, (2 do s0 cheerfully, mere particularily wheu the person to be virited was a womrn. With the ministers of religion be wished the medical profession w be on amicable terms; aud (hey must pot ia their searches and studies forget their soulk; and that when they saw deaio let the por- ton be of what reiigion be might, tae minister was to be alwayé admided, even whea Ue’ members of the family were excluded, Wheo calied upon a8 wituesses tz medi cal cases, be desired taem to be sbort io their replies, and not to be over anxious W Bawertise Loomselves. He bud (hat in the course o/ their career they would be entrusted with way secreis, whieh ootuDg BQ0Uid Make them ut- volge. That they shoult be ise the dea of a wid beast, where macy cher but few come ut ie spoke ip the most Hauermg terms ef Pre. Huuter aad Harvey, tWo Nghis of ihe medial profession, wat gave euny sbecdows of ther early lives. He said that some objected to the course of siuiies pursued, a6 aot belug uliciently ceep, but, that the coupty was youug, and (uey would have now ample time to improve teapselvos fo various stuagis, In conclusion, be begged of then tot to forget tbat the “Author of tho Uaiverre” wad. thetr Sather, abd’ thai no matter WRAL aight prove false tua: (be Bibie Was true, He was loudly applauded through rut. The follow'ng is a tiet of the prizee:— Mott Medals—Gold, Dr. Samuel S Spier, New York; eit ver, br. Joba di. Richmoud, Soute Caroiea; bronze, Dr. Semoei W. Frareis, New York. Van Buren Pris—tir. Jonp M. Richmond, Souta Caro. no, $60 aad cake of metraments; Dr. Samusl W. Sper, ew York, cave of wrirumente. . A. M_ Sprague, Connecticut, large ake Ot cute; Mr. J. F. Ferguson, New York, pookel case of instru ute The Solow Dg 48 a List of ‘the gratuates, They number 18s. Seventy-seven come trom the southern States, tifty- two from the Northern States, and nine from the British, Provinces — ames H, Acderson,N ¥.; Garrett A. C. Andersot, ; dobp BH. Armotiovg, N.J.; Amos C. Badcock, LL: Charles W. Butler, Me ; Teoma J. Bailey, N, ¥ ; Kugene v. mete va: ; Josoph W. Barnett, ; Obaries W. Bate .; Thomas Baylis, Jt ¥ Kobert M. Beck Baauett, Bigoea, ¥., D5 iount, N. C., Edward |. Norman ond, N.5.; deury W. Boone, ‘Boy kin og Eugene 1. Broaddus, Va,; Edward S. Buist, 86:5 tt, Va; Francis M gton, N, ¥5 dames 1 Steere Andrew 3. Ca Nicvolas ©. Campbell, ees Jonathan fl. Jean Baptiste W. Chagnon, C 5; Wo. K. 3. Uo) j Benj F. Coleman, N Casio pr, ores, N.C.; Wm! D. 1) La; Cader 'é Cox, Cause, Jr. N Creveland, CW, Y. , Walter Coles, V N. wer, N. ¥5 "imandoel KI. Deemy, Pa ; James H Dee "Pa: M. John De Rosset, N.C. ; Anthopy Dimmick, Pa.; Geor, C.; Darina GF Gorge, well, N. eorge A. Fuzpatrick, N.Y. Francs, N'Y; William Frisbie N.Y; aioe nor, N. ¥.: Daniel W. Gibbs, Va.; Westell W. Gibbs, N_Y.; Jobo C Goodman, N. C.; Charles P. Gordon, ala.; Rich: | ard K. Grege Jaines I Groover, Ga; Thomas P. Haddock, N.C. Wiliam 1 Ball, N. ¥"; Josoph Hannon, ‘Ala ; Virgil T Hannon, A‘a.; Robart ¢ "Barats, Ga; Wit Ham’'L. Hardivg, N. Y. W. Harris, N.C; Wi Kamvon M. Hawkins B. , W.; Robert M. Iu, ‘Alu, ain B. Hiakle, ‘au; Charles i. sae, 8d; yoeyh Taare iN iat HL Luly, N josey William F. 1 Tony meant? pare | if’ Malone Viaceud Marguerat, N. inant J. Maye Fie; Fla; eo P. Mo- Combe, icoim C. Mi , Texas; William W Mekeuzie, NC.; Wiliam M, Melaury, N. ¥.; William M. Menefee, Ala; Benjamin C. Mitchell, Ga.; William X. Moreley, Miss.: Edward J. Mozoloy, Va’; Charles Murray, N.B; ‘aller H. Narain, 5.0; Abraham C. North, Ga Charles I. Pard Robert C, Pearson, Jr., N.C. Alfred O. Perpall, Fis.; Jonathan K. Puney, N . J.;'Geo. E Post, N. Y.; Marcus £ Poyute y:5, hn RB.’ Prince Mie, ‘ttn Quinby, N. ; "alfred E Hagan, Ga.; David P. Ramseur, N. ©’; James L. Reed, Pa. Jobn N Reuter, N. Y.; John M. Richmond, 5. Homan H Robinson, Dan! B. St. Joha Roosa, N. Scott, Va ; Thomas i Saw Joseph C. mera George L. Simpson, N. Poe Vv. skit ‘< "on aah Smith, Samuel F. Speir, Ri upiue B. Stallings; Dan’i F. Summey, N.C; George We ae N. J.; Wm. H Tanner, N. Y.; Thomas J. Taylor, Vi Witlian'F. Terry, .W.; Baward W. Thompson, N. C ; Guetavus B. Thorn- ton, Tenn , Joseph 8. Tieton,” Beverly St. Geo. Tucker, Va. Samuel M. Van Weck, § €.; Thomas B Ward, Va. ‘Thomas J. Watson, Mo’: Otiavus Weld, C. W.; Froderic ~ Be Ga; Jobh 7. Wharton, N. ¥.; John 8, Beal domes J. Wileon, N.C; Poter Winston, Va. Relara W Woodrutt, N. c.—Total, 138. In the intervals between the cxercises Dodworth's Band furnished tome line music, which was appreciated by the jasies, @ iarge number being present. On the platform there were a, number of profegiors, &c., not connected with the University. Everything passed off in a most cesirable manner, aud at about 10 P, M. they ail retired, but op the siaire aud sidewalks were groups con. gratulating each other, and waiting for their friends to 40 the same thing Moet'of she graduates wore young men, but looked as if they felt the great responsibility that they bave assumed. Dr. Aylett’s Medical Institute. The commencement exercises at Dr. Ayiett’s Medical Institute took place last night at the Medical Coliege in Fourteenth street, The proceedings were opened by a few prefatory and well-timed remarks to the graduates, vy Proteesor Post, after which diplomas were awarded ¢ the following successful candidates for the title of M.D :— RA Fountain, Als.; J. H Case, N. Y.; W. W. Gregory, Virginia. LIST OF PRESENT CLASS, 1850 Jas. J. Callaway, Connell, S$ ©; Deserie, Va; M J. DeRoesot, GN Evnett, N. ©. Fiteh, N. He Wm. Fristie, N. J.J Groover, Gt . Gibbs, RK. Gregory, Va.; G P. Gordon, Wah Hawkins, Ala.; R. C. Hardie, Ga.: J. Hannon, V. T. Hannon, J B. Hinkle, Ala; R. W. Harris, N.C; RM. Bull, ala; Jag. R Hiokle, Ind oe Jad, $C) 5. F, Medomne, W. W. Melinze, gor, Tex. ; 4 H. Malone, Ala. ; B.C, "anon, 6 WH. Navoins8.€.; A.0. Novi, Gas BS. Pitney, Pa; SJ Geng Sa tS Rich- mond, 3 ig: Cc shepaiss a. ua: Stal- ings,’ N D. F. Summey, N. CW. H Tanner, N, | Wang 8 é W. Woodruif, N.C.; 3’ Waeen, Mo? S'S Willaims, Va oT Wharton! ed all sixty-five. A good deal of interest was added to the occasion by the Pres ntation to Dr. sylett of a portrait o° his soa, by ir. H. B. Cole, of New York, on behalf of his fellow graduates. Dr. “Aylett ) replied in 9 very affectionate manner, and was eviveatly much affected. valedictory was delivered by Dr. Joseph Hannon, of Montgomery, Ala. In the course of bis very eloquent remarks he took occasion to speak of he success of Dr, Aylett, Who has been aiflicted by blind- ese from ben foise'D , and stated that in this, the twenty- fifth sent annual seesicn of the Institute, the claes amonat- ed to the very Jarge number of 126. With the del'very of the valedictory the proceedings cloned. The house was well filled, pe a large number of ladies wore present. The Wood Prizes at Bellevue Hospital. ‘The prizes offered by Dr. James R. Wood to the matricy, lated students of the three medical colleges in thie city, for the best anatomical and surgical propa rations, were yesterday awarded to the success. ful competitors, by @ committee composed of the Teepective faculties of thoee institutions. Dr. Val- entine Mott, Chairman of the committe, made a few pre- paratory rrtarha i with bo clad tiontion tote ret Beauty and accuracy of particular, tbe ono executed by Messrs. re Se G. Shrady ana Joba 0” Ryereon, of the of Physiciaus and Surgeons, wuich took the first prize of filty dollars. Tne second prize of twenty five dollars was awarded to Mr. Samuel F. Speir, of the University College, who the Doctor added was ao the reciptent of the Mo:t Medal and the Van Buren pro” The prizo offered by Lir. Geo. T. Elliots, of titty collars (or the best preparauon of the fascia of the female po : awarded to Mr. Geo. B. Banks, of the College of Physic ae ag = Surgeons. Appropriate remarkk were tb made by Dra. Fraucts, Stevens, Evloit and Wood. Hoporablc mebucn wae made Of @ preparation mr by Mr. Uwen D, Pomeroy, which, although it did m take s.prize, wae jedged worthy @ place in the mugau MW the huspital The cortiileate awarced by the yp al Board to the rents: house payeic Dr. Steven ction « Z vocalization and cough; th od in the Museum@f the Calf cour, Im. Wood -announ a hts priv THOSSDAY, MARKO Bet 8 1860.— Brook. ju « ting of te J, im Red Howe lave ity News ue Bovan ov Kovoatiow The Voard of Eto cation washeld at thett yevening. The firat buat. wot officers for the ousuing your, which resulted in the cuvice of tne following :— dre ishenit-—O; se eS ip order was th ele . W. Bulkloy. Besson sob ai All ihe above w oo the candidate tor View F dalivts were bad before acl Coxvictions iN Tu Com on Tuesday, Martin Wallace cted, tho only contest being esident, for whiek oflice three ce Was made. Srosiovs.—Ia this coort Was Coavicled of an assault pon & young female named Mary McDenough The oom PislniDg Witness Called at No. 20 Harrison etreet, ou the evening of the Sti of January last, whom the defeatsat Bocosted ber and made indecent proposals which wore iudigpantly rejectes. Detendant, who was a privaw watch Baad, ben (ook bold of Migs MeDouougn's arm aud drag ged ber along Clinton street, when they wore met vy @ logy DaMed Jane Greenvauli, through whose UMnea, tally the watchman was inuiced tw tate the girt to tho Third istrict station howe, where he preferred complaint of aitempt at burglary agaitet hor, af- ter ehe bac mace ber statement to Captain Shaurmaa, Gorroboraied by Mrs. Greeuvault, the accused was held for examination, insiead of the girk Te was shown that be was uncer the influence of hquor at tho time when he commitied the asseu!s. Ho was sentenced to the penitea- ary for forty cays Faward Tracy and Panic} Grogan pleaded guilty to as- eauit and baitery and were sentenced w tue poviten tiary—the former for misty days and the latter for wixty Cage. The aagault was committed Upon a 6usall Iribia ind, a stranger, in August last, wLom they knocked own aad robbed of 8 small valise contaiuiog clothing. The pro: perty was rocoverea shortly afterward. Wiliam Fraccis wax tried aad convicted of mirde meanor in cutting down trees on the laud of William Beppett, m the town of Graveseud, in Jauuary inst He was eentorced to pay a fine of $25 or to be imprisoned for lwenty-live days. ‘Tux Gramp Juxy.—The King’s county Court of Oyer Avd Termiker was orgauized on Tucéday defore Judge Lott end Justices Stiiwell and Stryke: the following Keutiomen were empauueled as the Graud Jury:— tues Bergen, forewau, kiward Le Fort, George Mygatt, Etim D. iympton, Horace B. Claflin, AnsontLewia, Wan P. Palmer, Jobn D. kmmous, Gocrge H Reed, Morris Reynolds, Charles Eckhart, Samuel D, Patridge, Sterling Seu, Ira D Richimoad, Asahei 8. Du: neomb, Joua B Shepard, Walinm itwav, George Tucker, Williau a. Ludewy, Aaron H. PDilips. after the chargé of the Court ihe Grand Jury retired, and the besiness of ta uit was taken tp The calendar fur Woday (7th) em braces Nos. 1 ty 4} inclusive. Diowings of Prance, Bevadbunts & Co. Daaware Lotterion— RANCH. BRO SBENTS'& CO, pagers, Wilmington, Yelawure. Drawings of the Deiaw BED & LO DELAWARE, GEOnuLa, barre by widdre: sive Wor! wy EDDY & 00, ‘Wil ogtan, Delaware fireulace wet (cee. Maaagers BM Ky acon Tirond wr £5, DAVIS deargie. White's Spring Styte Hats are by the elite pronounced periect gers. aul’s Churen. U6 Brosdway, opposite © Brooklyn.—Wiliiansoa Gnliery, 240 Sulton street, ~Fhotogrspde, Miniature in itfe size Cams> pee, Daguersects pes, neq ualiea. Ladies’ New Spring Dress and Mantitle Trapmiegs, a LOCKIUIT, BUN & 00.'B, 2a Pultou vires, Srovklyp. AcEverdell —The Orange | Blossom Wed- tug Enveope, new etrie fous right seoured), only wt Sl secadway, corner Duane str ger's Sowing ‘Machines, for Famtises, ‘And all manufac uring carat wre unequalied. Tbe7 re capable of doing more work and of earning ture money, ban any 6 in market meching, w. Sho anu i eho ae outer 30. aftj Broadway, N. Y., street, Broozlyn. sie macion Se W lison’s Sewing Mancines.— Dice KS Brosaway, Rew ¥ Howe's Original Sewing Machines, For Family ang pone wand we eae Oflloe, 487 Broadway. ‘The Doctor Kane Refrigerators, at E. D. BaSSFURL’S, the Cooper Inattiute. ee Patent Batre seen! Fire and burglar Safes. 51 Broadway, corner of Murray saeet, Newtek, ad Bililards.—B: fora’s Mighty Phelan halicnatng bullard cusluons. | two greateet playerein ame rica, “149 Futon, Court and Remsen, Brootly ce Saiam aor Sasee—With Pa- proof lovks a cones eae 3 fire and C4 piar ‘proof sideboard acd perlor 63 Murray , corner of place. MUBERT } ” PATRICK. Voigtianders & Sons Opera a and Marine Ginsses, at SaMMONS & UO.'S, 66935 Broadway, under La- {urge House, Semmons & Co.'s Brazilian Pebbic Bpectacies. NE Sak ets Conn OG staat ag “a _oame —This bh potdes eee sai fnctured arker, i: cap taibed of thelr agent in ‘his ity, ra J Panna Bockman sreet This sseinedeteae 's wuperiir, io ibe Worcacherahire sence, London Removal.—Win, McEvoy Has Removed bin stock of men and boy’a clotting from No, 11) wo 276 lta we- Ty, near Houstn aureet: where lie has opened a new establish ment stocked with the intest siyica of wh overs to ins customers > ‘bis usual favorabie ier " or maae to The Best Assortment of Housekeeping Articies in the city at KD, BAnS®ORD'S, Cooper Insuuite. soatinitot nee Halir Dye, Wigs and Tou- Dest ta the world Wholesale aud retail, and the aye preety Spplied. No. 6 Astor Ho Barry's ‘Tricopherous | is the Best a geoomnenod od resuoning tbo Keds Ladlon® Cry Bad wy all Beaatifal oon enema w—Laird’s Liquid Peg ae parm yon ity ne b: ‘mop ia a ing and preserving the ot £9 broadway: - Batchelor’s re removed to bond areee and T Paetory ta on pe ladies. res entrance for Dr. Marsh Continues to Apply his ‘event gal care Trnee with sucoses in effecting permanent eure bernia or rupture. MAKaH & 00 No. Yann Hill's beng Dye, 50 ‘aust aban or brown. 1 Barclay street, draggists, Something Entirely New!—Phaion & Hous’ "now White Oriental sraniad in wining and bean- r complexion. ‘Bold bral ‘druggist, and at O19 Broadway Die .—On Tuesday, March 6,Gxorcz C. Brosn, son of Jen D Brosh aged 36 yoars, veven months and 20 Gays. ‘His friends, and those of lis father and brother, Wm. pal La: brother-in-law, Jacob Cholwell; also, the mem- of Plymouth Rock eye No. 91 Order of 0. @. ae peg bt invited to attend his funeral father's residence, 627 Greeawich street, this (aires) | beer her 10 hforaned without farther invivation. remains will be taken to Youkers for interment. Buruans —On Tuesday afternoon, March 6, Saxam Eu- Samuel porhans; dr., aged 33 years, two ‘The relatives end frieade of ‘the famil; reapeetfaily invited to auend her faneral, without farther invitation, from her inte residence, No. ay Bprin Spring street, on Friday day, March 6, at hie late |, at one o’ Bakex.—In this city, on rewidenco, 177 East ieee ye Bakes, aged 44 years, after a short but very po Td Hiness. ‘His remains have been taken to New Haven, Conn., for interment. PR = pi Wednesday, March 7, after a short ill- Fanta Rxuroca Buscvor?, only child of Mary Bischoil, eel Pye ear, 6 months and 1% days. ends of the family are invited to attend the fune- tet rea the residence of ber 249 Spring street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Hor remsins wail be taken to Oyerene Hills Cometery. Cank —At St. Paul, on Toveday, Fod. 28, of consump- Len Fauve Bowarn Carn, aged 27 years. His remains wil be taken to Chebven, Maes. , for toter- ment. Cianse —On Wednesday, March 7, PaTmck Ciaran, a native of the parish of Muiough, county of Cavan, Ireland, aged 72 years. His retatives and friende are respectfully inviied to at- tend the funeral, on Friday afternoop, at two o’ciuex, from bus jate Tesidience, 826 West Twenty seventh street, without farther invitation. Comwme—On Wetnesd Mareh 7, Owkn Conwu, aged © years, a native of county Sligo, Ireland. ‘Bis friends and wcquaictsncy, and thove of his brothor Patrick, are reepecttvily invited to attenc the fuaerai, frow: bis Inte Femcence, 40 Weet Thirteenth street, o3 Fri vay afternoon, at one o clock, without jurther lavitation. Nawsor.—tn Hrooklyn, on Thursday, March 1, of #car- let fever, Jows Loc, son of Joum aud Mary Dawson, syed Uve yems and 6 mont cz Ou Tuesday, und 6 mouth trends oO oh 6, Jane Ect, aged 70 re reapeot! ay ) afvernod < 5eb, Hew Ee Wedaceday, Fob. 29, ‘Gre, fon of Cornelios L. TRIPLE rival of the re. Notice of funcrad yl Ps &iveu 4 By AF maine in blemdore due wm” Me Mme wom, Evans. —Oo Wedneaiaye cveaing, March 7, Instone fecond con Of Jas L wat Bp beg Aa ‘Evaps, Bgm Jeer, 6 MONLOK and B dupe Tue DOLCE Wilk he givea ef the Nineral, Fut —On Weonesosy, Ricuakd H. FRLL, aged 2b years Funeral to Fe held at 646 Hudson street, at one o'clock, this (Thursday) aiteruvga. Friencs aud relatives aro reepectfully invited to attend. Baskeit.—At Lapaingourg, N. Y., on Tuesday, March 6, 1m the 56th yeur of bis age, StHrUAN E Hasivaid, of wo | thm of J. ke Whipple & Co., of that piace Hopes. —la Broo, OB Wednesday, Maron 7, Aurnep Hopcks, ages 76 years. The funeral wil take place from the residence of his ter, bird. B. 5. R, Rachardsop, No. 86 Sous Third wrookly a, E. D, om Friday attervovn, at two dan, sire | o'clock. 1o1Mes.—On Governor's Island, New York harbor, on Wevursday morning, March 7, Mrs. Launa W., wile of Major 1. w Hoimes, United Stave army The fricncs of the family are invited to attend the fu neral, from their residenco on Governor's Isiand, this (Thursday) afierboon, at three o'civek, without turer Botive North Carolina papers please copy. Morus.—Ov Tuesday, March 6, of inflammation of t» dowels, Joun Moms. His (riends aud relatives are reepectfully invited to at- tend We funeral, from bis late resiienoe, No. 6 Chrystie Bircet, New York, this (Thursday) aftervoon, at two O'clock, Hvicmyes — On Tucaday morning, March 6, of apoplexy, (Ceakis Slpyky HUTCHINGR, in the 66th year Of bis age. ‘The relaiives ana fricnds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend bis (uneral from bis residence, 132 Prince atrvct, this (Thureday) morning, at eleven o'clock, bs further tuyitauon. New Brunswick, New Jersey, papers please Sony, Kxiso —On Tuceday, Marck'o, JacKuan, Keio, 80m 0 the late Capt. Jamet Kelsu, branch pot of the Fw New York, in the 46ib year of his age. The relatives and trisads of the iamily, and those of the Kons, James J..and Thomns, the pilols aud captains oi the port, ang the inepectors of the United States revena Gre respeot! ully invited to atwod bis funeral, this (Thurs- day) morning, at half past ten o'clocs from his late rezi- Gente, 208 Henry sticet, corner of Cuiuton Tuanveat.—-1o this city, ¢ Veduesoay, March 7, of consumption, Bury L. Puevmav, widow of Wulism E Prinoveau, aged 22 years. sof the family are Invilad to attend her fune- rat, {rom ber jae residence, No. 195 West Twentieth etreet, ob Fridey afternoun, at (our o'clock Rosai — 0b Tacsday worsiog, March 6, of cousump: uon, Mrs. Jaxy Rosca, wife of Wiluam dosed, in the 6510 year of ber age. ‘The frience of the fauily wou law, Chark a from the res: ose of hor brother-in sitend the fuveral, eb, this (Thursday} Rosch’ On Tuesiay inorn og, Mare 6, Beancer Roaca, * halve wbty Osven, Tren, aged 3) years. The relotives wed trends of the lamily are respecttully ed WG atiend Ube funern!, from her ate residenes, the wes, Werbavkes avenue, Hoboxen, No J., at two check. ick —On Wednescay, March 7, of consumption, Euzs way, wile of Edward Bice. aged 22 years 8 mouths anit 2 wipe ‘The faperal will take piace on Friday afternoon, at twoo'eicck, from ber lute residetds, No 4 uta SUX poet, Willamnburg tat —Op W suy, March 7, of congettwn of th Barta, Ow!y Child o: Josey 5. and Sarat } bust, eged 2 years aud aye The frets of tue fatuily are tespmot!ul » iavied. to at tend tue fuversl, thi (Thuesduy’) atteraooa, at one o'ciock from 6 Varick street. 4X —Oo Tuepiay Ruoray, nged #2 years tue 7 doys 4% wok atutly wre respectfulty invited to at ttuethe teuernl, {row lis tte renivence, ig West Twen ty fourth street, at © ck this (Ture tay) afternoon Sus1n.—Un Tucscay, Marco 6. N SMITH, BOP bb wed Harab Smith, ogec 2 mouth gud & March 6, of cuusutaption, Perk Pespeotfuily 4 10 auiene the fineral, ence of LS 13, No Bligwbeto street, tae (LhurBvay) alter. et one o'clock SouTEWoRTH —On Tuesday, March 6, Jonny Ex, son of Toby Pour Morty, 16 the Gd. year of bis age. Funeral trom the resitence ot nis fatuer id law, Willian cinpeon, Ambiesiae, West Farms, Weatchestet county bis (Thueday) moming, a iv octuck. The treats of tie Mhtaily end those of Jobs Aw are respecttully tn VNOG tO Bland. The remaus win be takon tO Green woo ow uterment, Conveyances wisi be in waiting va the ar- tal cf the 8:50 A teuin from Twonty sixth stroct cepot, Hariem Kalrond, at Mott Haven n Tuesday, Murch 6, of conges Fetber M. Trotter, egea Ly ear and € days ihe tuners: will take ice this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Without further wvituuon, ‘Thompson. —Ov Tuesday, March 6, of scarlet fever, Wie tam Hanky, son of Melauenton and Mary Lhompson, aged yeur avd 6 months The reiatives aud friends of the family are reepectfully iBvited to attend the f , from the residence of his pa. rents, No 4 Mangin sircot, ‘this (Thursday) aitornoon at two o'clock. ‘Trcet —On Wedneeday, March 7, reps ope ae Bann ‘Teter, mm the 2ist oar ber age, daughter of the late Charles Trust, of ‘The funeral’ will “ane 9 piace from the residence of her uncle, Charies R. Parfitt, i6v Eeat Thirty-tourth atrevt, ou Fricay afternoon at one o'clock. Her remaing will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Tho frieuds and roia- ves of the family are respectfully invited wo attend. Lovdon papers please copy. Wu1sams.—Suddenly, on Monday, March 5, Josera Tuomas, cidest soa of Kovert and Enza Withams. % MISCELLANEOUS. A FASCINATING BOOK OF TRAVELS. ADVENTURES AND OBSERVATIONS on TH “ WEST COAST OF AFRICA AND 174 I5LANDe, eS and Descriptive Sketches of their C! habitente and Productions; Accounts of Vinee: Peoples, Customs, ‘trade, ke, &¢ RY ALY. CUAKLES W. THOMAS, Man: With Iustrations aud Original Drawince. One largo and handsome Vimo. Prise $1 2! SHALL TBE AFRICAN 81 SUAV@ TRADE BE RE-OPENED! at the prevent time the facts nud views which the ator presen with reference to the african slave traie, wre moat imely. "Bishop andrew of Alabsma, saya: allow. me to uree that gout faithinl and hife-lve skei be published. ‘abe church aud the world are in weed of tho information woich sou, ve.” book of warets been surpassed, whether we consider hin selerenoe interest of the narralive, thr cot pleteners of is fac » or the elegance of lis style.” Abus writ on eater of the Son ‘n Cbristian A dyocay THOMAD’ ADVEo TUS AND UBSEK VATIONS ON THE WEST COABY OF AP AICA Alfred T. Mann, a. M.. U- D., of Georgia, whoee oyinions in Mnerary matters ure authoritative, saye:— “1.18 & Work of unquasay: bie’ mer; correct, elegant, fin- isbea ” TaUMAS! ADVENIURES AND, OBSERNATIONS ON THK Webi COAST UF AK BIC: Fleot Surgeon Cipmer, who, aS & scholar, atinds with the first tp the nerviec, aay si * It wii be & must exceliert, and wit ia more, & useful book. It ts al) mmstrnedve, all tu good taste and feclivg, reo {rom we tanks of 3 ambinous writers, And portions of are Leann bo p Each a HUMAS ADVENTURES AND, OUSERVATIONS ON 16 WES] COAST UF AF ts feces the New urleaos ‘Advocaie.] « The sketcues of the Weet Coast of Atmos ere written in an ossy, graceful siyle, and sooutd in beauufiik descriutions wd devouonal sentiments, 1n nearly every paragragh they vreatie simplicity, freshness aca wemblance of truve tant are reread lng, Fee Contain much set ul information ooncersing » part Of the world of which we are ? comparauvely iguorant “DERBY & Jacksox, Publishers, New fork. A a ad Pease eee BEST, CHMAPEST aND eat; fold at Sa. per BON GROKGA'S LIQUID HAIR DYB is decidedly the best buir dye in the market It will dye the hair, whiakers or eye brows in «few seconds, Will not color Or soll the akin of linen, and is permanent; BV Li i on UK i Washi out, and can be med ai D5 THIR« SEVEN Ck CENTS A BOX, or three bores for $1 Korb box contains more air dye than others seli (or $1. Sold wholesale and retail at scott's arn, sior®, 306 Grand street, New York; Mrs. Hays’. Brooklyn; Cal: Jender & Co., Third and Walnct sireets, 1 pia, peice rs CHEAP mamma ed “FROM 4 TO $80 AS er thousand, Havana, Domestic and German; cash ‘wholesale Duyerscan procure OrCheEKs, x “atv % 0-—DOUBLE 801K WATERPROOF SEWED A’pais pn od by TO 10 and Hy Aum tee ls $4 Frouch Ny. Call and see them. Es coarse and fine work equally well. Tbe great deaideratum circle. The sittch, bewutiful, elastic anc y eculiar merit that commends tt to tbe espocial favor of the Y= Times. ee stun a, cao, See ‘Counties may be secured of J. W. B. a Fatestoes at the enles- room of BASTLETT & CO. lanufacturers and im- porters, 419 rs phew Tork ONER OF DEEDS OF ALL THK STA’ An \ aie 3 Buse, a U.8. Fane & hae AG way, corner of T er netted 696 Feennenmnaaen arsine et Epona A” Envelope, chain paters, sod inal eter Te ‘TO HUMANITY, Dr. J. Ps aha! bag A ve Oulart rp a bos children ani ® pertect sut ture efor eabioeh ‘And 80 delicious to the taste Miak children will ery for CHARLES WIDDIFIEL) G fn Proprietors, G49 and 631 1 Broad way, N.Y. See attina tudes MPROVEMENT—DR ae tnended in the Motion! Gr Cauued in thia ey at Bo sa ymemecs cee ARBON FILTERS—A VALUABLE IRVENTIO mancnfagturers the public generally, adapt ed. soy and toh Tnned tee "Sa see pny sin sankey an ed portable TEN ENBR- Fetic mien, wel: soquainted wi'h the city, ean heat of an animale imdchu itil Cr fei men. WASTED —EIGHT OF eager Wages by calling on KDWARD 1. om Gs 6a White street, eecond ticor, between 8 and 9 o'clock Iagoteutenen 9. So ae foot and hand, suiltuily weated by Dr. LACM axis, D* J” They eet on the kidueve, bidder and urinary organs, and CHABLES WIDDIFIBLD & vu. 019 aud 651 Beondway. A ‘Tey ere pleswant to the tnaic. wd effectually supernede the ttl imecagnianscoe Ooses, 20 Le be nl bh ge ge Be Nara, ENLAROMD jens and cured oy De geous of the ony. C's. re FOOT AND OTHZA D#FORMITIAS OF TILK BOVEE DYD'* INPERIAL GIN BITTERS. ay for are arm passed awe remedy for . J. BOVEL DOD'R BAANDY CATH ARTI, For Liver Complatat, Cosuveness and Dye ,epais, use ct rills, aor aueroue ned denereeabla Abetges Wiblag ala ay 7, of consumption, ‘ a — Merrett tem ci Sepepein Gevern) iecage a W Bbywwing of the kird R. PPoPe, A MKOPATEIG PUSBIOIAN AND om geon, Hotei nt. Denis yor LESLIE TO INE FANE LSU PRANK Lestik x fo the Dawa DRALAd, 10 Tits DEW DEA Shik TO THE BREWS DR Relax 10 Tie ReWa DeateRnee 10 To NOWe DBALKKS* iste TO THE NEWS Dita Lens, K Tu THE NEWS DKALBKS, Shik GU FNS NAS DRabads, HOLE TO THe BRAS DE abi ie BSLIK SO THE NKAS DEALERS. LASLIE TO Ups NEWS DK SLEKA adele ettettetent tdddddadaddddda Thare mace po the of vub tahing my £4 TKATKD NEWSPAPER, bul It Lins come to me + alate as owe of the New Fork packing bovses bas v fieclet to omp- ly the greacer part of their country ageats wi ‘wks @) pre the ain Dope of substtttag & bogus paper’ Us Ws Biesd, Ow nich yoni tp eeeh Bu Y trouble tn proc: my gene can ub x Sunes riekson, Bake & Long, af Aus lied ‘by Henry 4, eae XROVER & BAKER'S NOIGBLESS 4 ays MACHINED (85 Broadway, New York 162 Fulton strec, Hrvextge. IGHLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND. PRYMIULO. geal work, wbich all eho mpara kr owtacge tid pearly 200. er gravtige Seeieee re nie a inks. we ‘Veney otreet, Aator House. AP 1 i repoicap oar, ~CURER oy UFFERING FROM Nemes bebloat oe nt You a fiod it the greawet pain reliever iy the worid, and once used will never be withoat, i Price aud W) cents. Bola by a! druggists wept pat elreet, ame BURDSALL'S ASNICA LINIMENT ed by combining arpica with a mont healing and pene g epemble ol. For ali the . A ibe AND PAINS et human teak te Be Lg without far Leun wusthe AP uines, Ot Vein to vhe sane Gr Yreast, Sore Tfantat, Ae, iol to @ few ewnre of Sounterteta, “Gad ‘pay none bre Soic by all oruggiste Pete BINA ANU JAPAN, HakPER & BROTHERS . Frank!io equare, New York, 4 dey, VE OF THE RARL OF Ei GIN'S MISRON TO (toNA AND da in the You: Hues Ourmant, rivaie Secrears to Lore Auibor of the ‘sunsinas Stores ct the Bisce' Sen? ie, ie (ustradoue; Sv. mus in, 8 [Frem the Kélaburg Keview, Janunry, 1860.3 Verd By Court of Peas ana Jedde wag talreuels fortenate tu tis bieorographer. Bew men of we have ceen ore of tre gave ‘aan Mr. Uliphaot, of esera wih more eprogos, * © SB tred to give Lord Blaia a4 ex: # some of the great ‘ than ever were enjoyed of be amhagendor to Jape: mak curl i L¥) m the | ondig athe: eum } manu with band ere ofstinet ae iat With all tee colors of te, Meat ee (be qua'nt, vivid, un'aue Bale wih iad China * © © The account af to Japon ve abso b'vely interesting ‘The worl (3 TeMter «bo care \o cote under Ibe guidABeS Lupvere avd chmoma of two € the rest of the world them ove ty aLotber from the London Critic ody interesting Kod togructive books of peared for rome de irom ibe Lencon biterary Gazette | Awerk upon ove cf toe mos? ing si tolesiova that — suec from cur ebores for many & Tony doy, wriuen by 6 geo! man cor pected wiih it ine bier « Molal capactty, avd 6 within be reach tw {From the ba Mr Cliphunt's de sends sha nt feuo, trate the Miataahe egree carious and ea loraiping. Eis o*sorvations confirm ino remerikab's manner the gowicg accounts of Japanese civilized in given by all pre- vious writers: (From the London Puviisher's Clrenar A work ofsrch wert £ Va. aud soit informuaiion Letom the albion. | Few bockg of travel seem to hay neted fo much atten: von in nglard. HARPRR & BROTIR RE wi vend the above Work by m postage paid (for any distance in the United States ender 3, Ps , On receipt ot $2 7) upon them, ene th jc Orleutlism of be Blea One of | travel whied b LAOME THR WORLDS TONIC CORDIAL INVIGORATOR, (A GBEAT BLESSING TO ang Leno) AND Fare.s, L es Coneredons tm Fidreys, Biadder and «all Dusts, ‘Ladies fied tp 1 comfort, solace and TDE BEST OURDIAL AMD TON. FLUGTERING OF TB HBART CURED, Ire. Mary A aoe: ow Rte oe seedy we ‘coupty, raye:— 1 have g time been uftticted with a Munerimg, cboking teves'iun about my heart, proteome web gress nervous debility. I bare used rnedies i Lone Ly ib tain relie’; all proved unavailing a Lobtained « bottte of TON an whieb at once from firm taste. gave me com. ayed the fluttering. which one bo'tie bas entirely an-ed. Pibese x1ve my address to those wbo desire more informsuo eoting thie wondertu! blesstre for the fea? 'e and aged bold at No. 4 Union square, reiad York, W coats i seca M ARAVIL Cures bi Ladien, use tt, 2nd be free from dandrn Sold by ai) Graggions, ¥ Pitts, 769 Br ond way Barter @ Park, 13 apd 16 Park row; Cbrries Maiden aus. A—PRICE ONLY TWENTY FIVE CRYO ‘dness and produces esusifnd ouris retel 1063 & Co. _ OnGaR’ 8 EXPOSE OF FRERMABONRY FOR SAK od Kngraviogs ia any g JOR PIN, 109 Daesau treet ® side eaNasrisel erat - Pee P. PARK’S PRICKLY PLARTERS, THEY IMPART STRENGTH: THEY ANNIMILATR PATE, PARK's | These delightful Pinsters vied rendily tthe PATENT | motion of th» body, abeurb perspiration ‘and SUS | throw off all the ofensive congitiaud tmpu PRICKLY the eystom ‘They sbowld be used tor ‘ord PLASTERS, | Chronio Pans Fainineas Any SorD | Consumption, Rbcumatiam, Reriale Wontnees yall | Ae. ‘They weir ative pro whew DEALERS | other plasters are neciess; 78 epotied, From to | pam eannot exist tere “inmaily shout bose 2, Dimes One sizn on cloth, th iron lacs om Lenten Bampies sens mail, Om recet; ke & Pani. Is 13 and 1b Park row, EERY'S JAFANESR ores SPLENDID GuoKs—NOE BCE pope a NOTHING. bold everywhere. ae Oe POLISH O6., ian street castor. of Broadway, AREOR'S RAT AND ROACH FXTRAMINATOR HAS cock roaches at the Astor House, New York. best exterminator bey have F vesoammend it as tho best ever vee” 2) by all drugelate. vas 1860. sete Boe & RAYMOND proshe soy tired Spring business for 1:60, with « Clablog of innch greater exeut and variety 4 they bave presenied st the commencement of any previous sengon, This is due to the fact tint they bave added to their URNTRAL, 2 KRHUUER, 121. Fulton a sPacious. BRaked Beta! ‘at 214 Broad: with the most elegant NT tat oriole nil ‘oan ture out in thts country. ‘The nonowt ment of BOY'S OLOTHIN cannot, they are be outriod it bosaty in Nev York. The proce ¢f the firm Dow (us eter) nro. graduated to ae eet scale that a vast trade will enable. whom 19 ky & RAY OND. ERN AND WESTERN MERCH. a, HL bo Semel eel to supply hemesi ven wih tces beast 4 inca posters a en signs na seowapet enn Beg CARD. Rooeas sto road nk pee A way, Dicholas Hote), New Yi Lda aig —" SEWING MACHINES. aN ENTIRE BE NEW STYLE, betes Ng for a0 manafacturi Operation, very raj ow ‘she best machine over . DINGRR & 1B VINE GROWERS’ | Tekan tore Onors obtained by Bree nig atine ive vaulle of Me, MENDUM, corner ‘way and Cedar street. Trieeus FIRST pet nd L TRIUMPH OF 159) —PER n obtained. Gas consmmers dismiss your ot Opportunity tw effect a reduction its Go at once, take your skilful friends leave the reguit 1 your own convictions —Saeel, from 30 to @ per cent is mode with the Ju INBON fh BURNER and REGULATOR combined. Ths ia tamtiled w by over (50 of our respectable ciizean whore ges bila chow. (ae fact, This burner is proved. pene by « practesl exoeriments, free, ‘Ml wh9 call at the odice o: er err = ULITAN GAG METEE AND BUaNKS MANUS ACTUR- INO) COMPANY, No. £02 Brosdnay, sie propriaters, N. B—se dere are numerous bawkiog about spurioun axa worthless arvele, the public are 9 required 10.0279 h iheun & certificate of ageacy, 1, BUGABT, Be retary of ibe Company. g PUrpOREE: nolaclosa to He Of every kind of work. Is ced. Price only $110 .. 453 Broadway, New York. COMPANY OF COGNAG, agent in New York.—The anperinr Hrat y the 7 Sao single’ cans case tabu. poe " removes omy greet aon ie rors Rives, lia, eb abr, Soid by all drupgtiets, _Boenta per vote, yn w% DO YOU SUFFER FROM DEAFNESS AND Kbeumatic Pain, when you cau be eured by 3 Grath's Kleene Olt ‘Yor taieby BARNES ik ARI ad ail sefsue and Prise 25e., We. and $1. Depot, 3E 5858 wicilenenctatleenniani $9 ONLY POR A DRAUTIFUL, ComvoRT. ebie, dorable eet of Teeth. Dr. LUTE, rit Held