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to other arreogemeats between Presideat Juarez and the iosurgent army, which will goo.” the triumph of the great principles do: Yonded by the conatitutionalists, Senor Lerdo, the moving *Pirit now of the Juarez govern- ment, is a statenzan of ability and power, and far too wary @ pubtic mea to sacrifice every- thing in pursuit of the impracticable. Is is unfortanate that at thie juncture our Minister to Mexico has been obliged to cometo Wash- ington to explain clear truths to Senators too ‘much absorbed in party politics to study the ‘advantages that are open to us in @ more prac-| tical guidance of our relations with the Spanish- American countries. Secart CmoviaR ov THe Biack Repvnti- axe—OraxmG THE PResioeyTuL Camratan.— fe publish today a secret circular is- gued by the Republican Congressional Execu- five Committee, being the first shot in the Presidential battle, which they oxpect will #hrow up pleaty of dust to bliad the eyes of the people, The republicans charge the de- fnooratic party with corruptien, with a deter- fhination to extend slavery, and with disunion Priscipies. They also call for a depot which abolition documents and pamphlets be scattered broadcast throughout the country, fad they urgently ask for contributions for that purpose. The idea of the republican par- ty charging corruption upon the democrats isa Tittle too absurd. One party is quiteascorrupt s the other; and if any innocent republican is mot convinced of this fact, we refer him to the New York State Legislature, with iis republi- fen majority, for an example of ail kimds of corruption and rottenness, and he will find it there without a parallel in the history of legis- ‘Jative bodies. We refer him to the late case of plunder in the State Treasury of Maine, nd the confession of Elder Peck, who -ptates that kis bondsmen, who are all Tepublicans, importuned him for loans of the public money before he was warm in the Treasurer’s chair, and who admits that the election of three republican membera of Con- gress was brought about with money stolen from the State Treasury. Then, a8 to the charge of the democratic party designing to extend slavery, the republi- ‘can committee who framed this circular know wery well that it is not true. They know that the democrats only claim their rights in the Territories—the privilege of removing their property there if they desire it, amd securing protection for it afterwards. As to whether slavery shall ~exist in a Territory or not, depends entirely upon the circumstances and climate of the Ter- ritory iteelf, and the will of its inhabitants; nearly ail the circumstances, moreover, being against the existence of slavery there; for while a Yankee with a solitary shirt under his arm, or perhaps no shirt at all, can tramp fi on foot from New England to one of our ‘Territories, ‘and squat there upon 160 acree of land, a Southern gentleman would have to transport a small army there, at an immensé expense, con- isting perhaps of from fifty to three hundred slaves, with provisions and other materials for their maintenance and comfort. No ona knows this better than the Executive Committee who signed this secret circular, though they affect to believe that the extension of slavery into the Territories is imminent, for the purpose of getting up s party cry to serve their aims at the coming election. For this end, too, the republicans in Congress refused to abolish the franking privilege, in order to use it in flood- ing the country with their abolition documents, , at a time when the Post Office Department is in debt some six or seven millions for the postal service. This is the immaculate party which charges corruption upon their opponents, and it is with such shams as this secret circular they endea- wor to impose upon the public. Mone Taxatron ror tHe Crry—Waat Becomes or THE Mrurary Frves.—An attempt is now being made ia the State Legislature, by the Ad- jutant General and others, to increase the com- mutation tax from seventy-five cents to one dol- jar, on the ground of its insufficiency. The question is sometimes asked to what use is the fund received from this tax applied?. A glance at the last report of the Adjutant General, of 1859, shows that for that year alone enormous sums have been receiyed and ex- pended in the various brigades, but noac- count is given of the great bulk of the money which is known to be collected every year by the persons authorized by law to: perform that duty. Let us give a sample of the way in which a part of this money goos.. The Eighth Brigade inepecting--present, 569; absent, 129;" ‘aggregate, 698, was paid the. sum of $3,873 87. ‘The Fifteenth Brigade inspecting—total pre- went, 167; absent, 33; aggregate, 200, was paid the sum of $1,139 60, The Twentieth Brigade inspecting—total present, 241; absent, 62; ag- gregate, 203, was paid the sum of $1,819 14, The Twenty-third Brigade imspecting—total present, 250; absent, 36; aggregate, 266, was paid the sum of $1,902 96. The Twenty-fourth Brigade inapecting-—present, 565; absent, 147; aggregate, 712, was paid the sum of $4,119 94. The Twenty-fifth Brigade inspecting—total pre- sent, S81; absent, 100; total, 481, was paid the gum of $2,463 84. The Thirty-second Brigade inspecting—total present, 338; absent, 36; ag- gregate, 5:74, received the sum of $4,315 59. What became of the commutation collected in brigades where there are no men—and of this class are the Ninth, Thirteenth, Twenty- part, is paid directly to the members of various brigades, by what authority we left to imagine—the report does not For instance, in the Thirty-se- we find “$113 as paid for of the Brigadier General” for yen “$83 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1860.—TRIPLH SHEEP. holiday soldiers must be paid, let the expense be a charge upon the counties in whioa they serve, SS ad Dr, Cuesven’s Trovstes Aan Barone Tan “¥yRLIC—De. Cheever and bis” congregation seem resolved to keep always before us on example of the church militant They have held recently some six or seven stormy moet- ings for the settlement of various quarrels be- tween the pastor, the trustees and the congre- gation, with reference to nancial affairs, collecting contributions abroad, and the nig-, ger question. The latest of these turbulent gatherings came off at the election of trustees on Monday evening, and trom the demon- strations of temper there exhibited one could hardly realize the fulfilment of the promise— “My peace I leave you—My peace I give you.” If the congregation df Dri Cheever continue to hold any more meetings of this character they will soon acquire as quarrelsome a reputation as Congress. it appears that the younger portion of the congregetion, who are mainly composed of the young religious-enthusiasts of the Christian Wnion, are all omthe side of the pastor in his recent troubles, while’ the elder portion are chiefly arrayed om the other side. At the late meeting, however, Doctor Cheever’s party triumphed in electing their trustees—a success which the other side attri- butes to its own neglect in not marshdlling ite forces betier. ‘Thirty years ago the pastor of the Church of the Puritans entered the church militant at Sa- lem, when he wrote the celebrated letter against Deacon Giles’ distillery, which caused no little commotion among his early flock, and he seems to have brought to New York with him the game penchant for hostile demonstrations. We are afraid that scenes like these, enacted at Dr. Cheever’s church, will not contribute much to further the cause of religion and the Gospel, Tur Orena Ovt or Tows.—The Opera folks, led by Ullman and Strakosch, and having Cor- poral Patti as the star, have been doing a fine business at Philadelphia, the only drawback being the illness of Brignoli, who has been de- tained in the metropolis by an affection of the throat.’ The favorite temor will probably be restored in season to delight the fashionables of Wasbington. The company is now at Balti- more, and will goto the federal capital next week. One night ought to do for Washington. The people there are too busy in quarreling and fighting, and calling each{other bad names, to appreciate the concord of sweet sounds. Any refined amusement is too good for Congress and the lobby. Altogether, however, the provincial operatio campaign promises well. The Patti benefit in Philadelphia drew the largest audience ever seen in the Opera House, and it seems that the little Napoleon will come back flushed with victory. He has a cheerful prospect of a battle- royal with Maretzek, who is on the sea, en route from the Havana. The fire hastlreedy commenc- ed in the shape of brief bulletins calling the chorus and orchestra together, preparatory to the opening of the season on Easter Monday (9th April). The Maretzek bulletin does not stave the locality where the Opera will be given, but with even a moderately good com- pany at the Academy, there is very little chance for anything like successful opposition at any other theatre. The Academy is the Opera House, par excellence; people do not like to go anywhere else for the Opera, and Maretzek, who is clever enough to have made rather a good thing out of being ruined half a dozen times, ought to know that very little or nothing can be made by an irrepressible con flict with Irving place. ‘Taz Centrat Park.—There seems to be a dis position to find fault with the plan upoa which the Central Park is being constructed, and it ig true that there may be meny defects in it, both as regards artistic effect and cost of con- struction; but in a vist city like this, with so many interests to be satisfied, it is unreason- able to expect that we can obtain everything that each one desires. Many excellent amend- ments to the present plan of the Park were suggested by Robert J. Dillon when he was upon the Commission, and it is due to Mr. Dil- lon to say that we are indebted to his energy, taste and experience, as much as to anything else, for the fact that the Park has been | brought to its present condition; but, without any disregard for the views of Mr. Dillon, or of those who were opposed to them, we must say that it is the policy of our generation’ to hasten the completion of the Park 23 much as possible, even though it may be somewhat defective in many things, and more costly than was at first contemplated. The matier fell into the hands ot the republicans, and they appointed a Board of Commissioners, comprising a majority of ‘heir own party, it is true, who adopted a plan which the minority considered deficieat in mauy points, and it might have been well had their suggestions been atiended to in the firgt in- stance; but as it was otherwisé termined, and. ‘as the Park has progressed so far upon the pre- sent plan, we think it is decidedly the best po- licy for the ‘interests of the city and the people to render it available to our citizens as soon as we can, and not to throw any obstacles at this time in the way of its completion. Smarr Work.—The Triivne announces that the principal actor attached to the black republican dramatic corps, Abram Lin- coln, has spoken twelve times in New Eng- land since his address here two weeks ago. Mr. Lincoln, received two hundred dollars for his metropolitan début, and as he has taken the large towns down East he has probably netted fifty dollars in each place, which would give him clear eight hundwed dollars for his flying trip. At this rate, if the gentleman from Illinois is industrious, and bis lungs hold eut, he may earn ten thousand dollars between this and November next. He will be the first Presiden tial candidate that ever made anything out of the campaign. He fs cleverer than the first Napoleon, this star stump speaker. He makes his friends pay the expenses of the war. AcapemY or Mos:c.-—The concert of the National Guard Gn account of the Mercantile Library Association ‘Will be g'-em this evening. In addition to the performanc: iby the band, Mb. Porring and Mr. Schrieber will play. ‘members of the Asgeciation and thoir friends should beautiful drama of “Agnes de Voro” aad the farce called “Carah’s Young Mea.” bien ay Broapway Bovnotn.—' muocessful barlesque called “The Romance of a orice © Man’? will be. given st this popular resort ‘oh tr fe tied Une, wit an oddity eatiticd “Who's Wher” ay . 3 Convonn, N, HL, March 13—830 9, M. Retere¢ are received from several of the Icwer doan + ties of the State, ehowing ar aggregate volo of absut the seme es last year, with ltl variation im the relative scremgth of partics. ‘Tho candidates tor Governor are:—Ichabed Geoiwia, republican; Asa P. Cato, domeorat, ‘Tho result lact year was>—Good win, 26,526; Cate, 32,502. Concoap, March 18—20 P. M. Our annual State election toek place to-day. Retoras from seventy four towns fect up fer Goodwin 15,133; Cate, 13,700. Representative:—160 repeblicans aad 30 democrats elected. ‘Tho are that the repeblicaas gain considera. bly throughout the State Dr. A. Wentoott by about 900 majority, and the balanceof the city ticket, exoept the Police Justice. Six republican and Gacasoel Aldermen, and five republican eid three demecratic were also elected. The Board of Onondaga county stands tweaty-two re- SaSZore fre aan New Jersey Jadicial Nomination. ‘Taxwrox, N. J., March 13, 1800. ¢ Governor Olden this morning nominated Chief Justice Green for Chanocllor. News from the Rio Grande. New Onxans, Marca 13, 1860. Tho.Steamer Arizonia, has arrived with Brazos dates of the 10th instant, and $134,000 in specie. Brownsville. fll ate Ante sb : of at the juers in favor 2a 19 Capitol, and General Wall had done the samglat Gandala- jara, Marquorz was arrestet but had escaped. A million doliar conducta was on its way from Zacalecas News by the California Overland Mail. Sr. Louis, March 18, 1860. Toe California overiand mail of the 20th ult. reached here to-night, bringing the following faéled (6 roach the Agent of Associated Proxs at Melory’s station on the «rival of the mail there yesterday. San Fraxcwsco, Feb. 21—4 P. M. ‘The Republican State Convention meets at Sacramento to-mornow. !t is believed that Seward delegates will be elected to the Chicago Convention. ‘The Democratic State Convention will meet at Sacra gmcnto on the 20th inet. to elect celegates to the Charles- | ton @pavention. Primary elections have already been held in eix of the largest counties, ee ae Francigco A bei vy Sonmanene yunning to-day between Pt. Bon G ‘There a nochange in the markets since yesterday. News From New Mexico. Muir's Siiriox, March 18, 1800. ived at this station Mr. Allam, of the Canadian Company, that tho repor! that Capt. Smith ate of the Indian, was acting first officer of Hupgarian, i not truc. Mr. See ee Capt. Smith is in the North lon. "he Gurning of the Ship Sarah. Savawxan, March 12, 1860. ‘The crew of recta Sarah, of Boston, before burat at sea, arrived to-day in the schooner L. 8. Davis, from New York. » oars Fire at East Saginaw. Buevaro, March 23, 1860, ‘The large ateam jiouring mill at Kast Saginaw, owned by Jesee Hoyt, of New York city, with » largo quantity of flour and grain, was burned on Saturday night Loss about $20,000; insured for $25,000. Fire in Lynas. pimne March 13, 1800. A fire to Lynn last night destroyed the Mechanica’ steam saw inilis. Loss $10,060; insured. ilroads. Sr. Loum, March 18, 1800. ‘The railroad bill, 1g $1,450,000 to the Pacitic, $909, the Iron and $750,600 to the south- cost of the Pacific railroads, the House this ait State debt leaves upwards of $1,000,000 in the iug fuad for the payment of the State debt. ‘The Alleghany County (Pa.) Bond Cases. Prvnenvre, 13, 1860. Jadge McCandless, of the United States Circuit, deliver- ed an elaborate in the case of Mr. Dobbin, A New Vice Presidemt of the Pennsylva- nia road. Pwm.apmrwia, March 13, 1860. ea es chat the Company, Foster deceased. Constit ality of the New Metropolt- tan ms in aa LTIMORE, oem eres ot Metropolitan Police law. bie Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Purapmrara, March 13, 1800. Stocks 4 Stato 6's, 9214: Roading Railroad, 21; S74; Yainnd Railresd, 1145;;_ Pennsylvania > BBFe. exchange on New York par. New Onrdans, Maron 13, 1967. Mowe, March 10, 1560. eg nae fhe focgn aeis, Dat quotations Conti quiet; maton to-day 3,500 bales’ ar Tose, 0 10% for ‘bales, 10750. @ 103gc. ANNAN, March 12, 1330. ee See aes ne quiet but firm. Whiskey demand Provisions Wheat, active and 2 cents hi ee we are uJ might eases co Ne York 3 per own 7 Ay ool Barrons, March 13, 1869. THE FAMILY HEBALD. 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Subscrip- dons received at the office, northwest corner of Fulten and -Negean etrects, New York. Single copies for eale atthe counter and by all nows agents. Advortiscsnants insorted ‘at the woual Haman rates. Drawings of France, Breadhbents & Co.'s oa 62, a 1968. 68, 69, 67, iT, 2, 32, 66, 16, 20 bbb Tok Managers, Wilmington, Delaware, Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte= ries, WOOD, BODY & CO., Mapagers of tho DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, AND MUBSOURI GrATE Devewane—Baree No. 128, Mancm 13, 1860, 35, 2, 39, 6, 12, 60, 30, 60, 14, 4, 25, 13, \wane—Ciass Ne 4 Mancu 15, 1860. 27,6, 28, ie elf oe 64, 22, 17, 78, 21, 1, 13. it mddreesing “WOUD, MDiY'& GO., Wumiugipa, Delaware, ‘WOUD, kDD! Ofictal Drawings of Hodges, Davis & Co.'s Conseildaed Loteries «f ‘Otans 276, Manon 12, 1860. 18, 28, 42, 36, 11, 30, 12, 43, 27, 3, 78, 32. ‘Ouass 77, Mancow 13, 1860. 1, 42, 65, 53, 68, 6, 13, 24, 29, 3, 8. Pres onabed at 688 . Olrqulars seat free. HODGES, DAVIS & 00., Managers, aeorgia. 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Dr, Thomsea, of Grand street church, Jawme Luxnaay, ‘Scotland, Acmus ‘Parvmxsom, of Cockburn’) Pain ‘Berwiokabire, ‘Berwick papers please copy. PRAtt.—In New York, on Sunday March 11, by the Rev. ‘Thos. Gallaudet, 8.13, Srevoms to Miss Jizz Pratt, both of Brooklyn, Eastern District. Died. Browmr.—On Monday morning, March 12, Fit A., #¢ cond daughter of William K. and Chriguiana rowor, aged * Tine Nelotiven aot frends of the family are rempectfully are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 ae the residence of her parents, No. 99 Pros- oe ney ne een Monday, 12, Mrs. Many Cassy, aged are respectfully invited to at- s08-in. | i H i i a a fi i Bt Ko erwouds gues, this ('¥ 9date 87) atiovasea, at 1 OCHO. acre (letend), Bagiiola, ard Conde pspers please ATeHON Ip Brookiga..E D., Bow.y, FVogess com of B wim aint Mergaret Gareoos, aged | n\octd aoc 8 deze. The fri nde OC tne twnatly reap, SEANY Le vitod te Bttend We Moerel oa Thursiay atteruova, a (wo a'alack, fe_m the reeivonce of bis parents, 26 South Nevonia sircet, Breoktys, BD. bever Ue Monday morsing, March 12, of Coasump- dom, Davi Hixvay, agoa 8 years aud 6 moaths.. ‘The je abt dry Nrag the fami'y, ta mverbers of Ledge No. 244 #. & A. M., (ue Exempe Kagine rome , bho mombers and ex members x Unied States Eagive yeny No 2, Union Kogine Company No 18, aed Niagurs Kaine Company No. 4, are respectfully im- vited w uleud the fuperal this (Wednesday) alter 200n, tone 0% . from hie late reaidence, No. 367 Bowery, 9, of scarlet fewer, Mu- Capt. David Jameson, Kostsr, youngest son of Charios and Minna Koster, aged lyear, 6 months and 2 days. ‘The relauves aud frienas of tho are respectfully invited to attead the funeral from Nv. 2 Broome sueet, corner of Bast, this (W: ) afternoon, at haifpést ove o'clock. The remains will be taken to tne Luthoran cemetery (or interment. Lavon.—Vn Tuceday, Mareb 13, CaruarivaLaror, in the ‘T4th year of hor atiend her funeral, trom the Daniel O'Neal, 419 ge avenue, this —— moon, at cre v’clock. No carriages wed. Lassanvn.—In this city, om Tacsday, March 13, at the residence of Alfrea L. Gurus, Anna G., wife of Heart Lac serve, m the 28th yoar of her age. Bor reiauves aad friends, anu those of her husband, are invitea to attend ber funeral trom Calvary cuurch, Fourtn. avenie, on Peaseian, mersing, ‘at 11 o'clock. Lata , Ark , papers: ‘copy. Lue.—in Jersey City, on Tuescay, March 13, Wusa« H. Lae, oyoo 4 years, 7 Moutos and 17 aays. ‘Tho reiatives abd friends, and members of Liberty En- gine Company No. 1, and the Fire Department in general, wre reopectiuily Invited tO atteud the funvcal, from St. Matthew's Church, Sussex street, Jersey City, this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at balf-past three o'clock. Laaeteyeay.—Oo morning. March 13, of croup, Hurant Leo, svoond child of Isicore H. and Fanny tevtetp, sged | year, 9 mouths and It days. ‘The friends of the family are respeotfutly invited to at- tend the tuncral, this day (Wednessay), at twelve o'clock, from the parents residence, 57 Iondon terrace. The remains to bo taken wo Cy proes Hill Cometery. Livetscorr.—On Tuesday, March 13, Mary £uLa, daugh- ter of Eawara and Mary LippmcoU, aged 7 years, 6 months and 6 days. ‘The faneral will take plkce on Thureday two o'clock, [rom the residemos of ivr laser, street. Nevixa—In Brooklyn, I. I, on Tuesday morning, March 13, Magar DoxaLvson, youngest daughwer of Heary und Margarctia H. Nevins, aged 2 years and 9 months. ‘a bua olosca on earth to bloom in heaven. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the facaily aro invited to at- tena the fvreral,om Thursday morning, at half past nine @clock, fro the residence of her parcats, Nu. 146 Adams street. O’Ksarx.—On Tassday, Maren 13, Hoan McDonaw, son of Wiliam and Mary Jane O'Keefe, aged 1 year, 7 months and 13 cays. ‘The faneral will take place this (Wednesday) afer- neon, at two o'clock, from 839 Washington street. ‘@Cosnen —-On Sunday, March 1, Wiitusm O'Coxsen, aged 16 years and 6 months. Peanvy.—On Monday, March 12, Fromm, only daughter of Wiliam and Mary E. Penmey, aged 7 mouths and 14 days. tio relatives and frionds of the family are respectfully invited apy tho furcra!, Ee nae aten oe = parents, street, Greoapoin OR lay afternoon, it further notice. two o’elock, without . morning, March 12, Brxsimty ]Px- 1 at $2 Leroy 9 Prux.—On mask, Ben., oged 88 years, 2 months and 14 days. ‘The friends of the tamily, and those of Lis sons, Bonja- min, Willian and ‘aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half past ‘one o'clock, from the residence of fis daughter, Mrs. Jala ‘Ann Grifitth, No. 92 North Third street, Williamsburg, ‘without further invitation Roor,—On Tuesday, March 13, Amma Roor, in the ‘Téth year of her ago. Her friends and the friends of her late husband, R. Roof, are invited torattond the funoral, from the residence of her nephew, James C, Gulick, 216 Schermorhorn atrect, Brooklyn, on Thuraday afternoon, at half past two o’clock. Row.ano.—At West Farms, on Monday, March 12 Ayaaiany, daughter of Horace Rowland, aged 27 years, % mouths and 7 daye, ‘The relatives and frionds of the family are reg invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) 4 at two o'clock, from Grace charch, West Farms, Cars leave, Foarth syenue aad Twenty-eixth street, for Tro- mont, at cloven and half. twelve o'clock. y h 12, ADA, only daughter of William P. and Margaretta E Sackett, aged 7 years. ‘The frienda of the family aré tavited 49 attend the fuie- pb ied eens why her — No. 4 Harrivoo lyn, on eeday noon, at two o'clock. Phitadel; tedger please copy. Surra —Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, March 13, Mrs. C,. A. Suxmm, wife of John H. Smith, aged 33 years, 3 months and 2i days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral), from her late residence, 84 North Third rtrect, Williameburg, this (Wedneeday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Stonr.—In Rome, on Monday, Dec. 19, 1859, Mary pd daughter of Henry A. and Mary F. Stone, of this funeral will take place this (Wednesday) aftor noon, at three o'clock, at St. Bartholomew's church, corner of pares place and Great Jonea street. The rolatives and friends of the famity are respeotfully invited to attend, without further notice. MISCELLANEOUS. _ JET BLACK OR BROWN. y harmicas, and will not injure the glows of ibe TWSN1Y-FIVE ORNTS BRR BOTTLE - Prinelpal depot at HENRY LRA’S (succemor to J Sesto, Sree wre Oeilonter, mors Walnussireat, Paladblphin. v™ jnatice Person Ba the couniry, can bave sent te ‘SIX BOTTLES OF} WILSON'S HAIR COLORER, fen toe Grand'ewest, Now" fork. "Pull direesons secon. pany eath bottle. T McLEFS’, 0% BROADWAY—THE NRW STYLE WRD- ding Envelope, chain pattern, and alti) letter to match. 7 BIDGEWATER PAINT.—METALLIC COATING OF B Silicia for tide railroad ug out depots, HICKS & BRPTS, Agente ORNS, BUNIONS, IFVBRTRD NAILS, Cig a aver as meee Chiropodists, 700 Tica. ena eee MB FOOT AND OTHBR DEFORMITIES OF ‘anti, foot and hand, skilfully treated by Dr, 4AOHA THs Ri 1 mm, \LARBK’S SYRUP IS ALJ. ROOTS, AND NO MINERAL or liquor. oun s eYRUP, pe weeite: delicate females, and dye pepela, fe magical La RK’s SYEUP—This blood purifier for weakslees, meral debility or aoure perfect remedy. The use it & PARK, and F.0. WRLUS 4 00. wholesale it; 178 Broadway, and all druggista retail iu. BARNES C. H. BING, CURES, 116 WILLIAM ATRERT, CALLS ATTENTION i010 $12; Frock Coste, $14; Oxford mtzed Cusnimero, $5; very day Pants, $4. Fine Cloths, Camimeres and ¥ \e order as usual. ee SIXTY YEARS. MEEKS’ CABINET FUBNITURR WAREROO! $83 end 886 Fourth strect, northwest corner of Broadway, SUPERB PARLOR, LIBRARY, DINING and BEDROOM FURR! Prom us ised wa ai tbe description, Interior ‘Deocfations, Pir ‘antl Gineeen ae. a Goods packed and shipped to all parts of the world. DR. , i SE ete mG, CP erase aad confal hay oes Speer cate at cas ROVBR & BAKER'S | NOL “as SEWING MACHINES. ‘be best in use. 495 Broadway, Kew York, 162 psi street, Brooklyn, ' 5 Ly MIPRCBLLAN RODS. TRUTCiO BPANDE baba iw ridio*o: Beans PAPae. abviad afer Culms Souk asarteo™ Soe BAST ADVERTISING EE} SENS Be inert eee oh OR rae Naxr NUMBRE>SaFUgDAE. ) 80 OF LUE T, Advertisewente transinied free. and shou'd be seat inoagy ‘Ann street, ‘cv editorial nots, Oflice 24 en kaye Bh bh... Rie >OLD, SILVER AND DIAMONDS BOUGEY @@D G cask, by G. C. ALLEN, 415 Brosaway. PRR'S WERE! ap ta Weak tiains an upusuel combination ef 1A Ballad of eameceosoee é: Reems. ‘With Gve mageificeas THR ACCIDENT aT or xavonn CHUECH, Ga- CURASL aE pana BASTOM, PA, Poon JOuN” Want WOstae™ ‘POBTRAIF OF HON, ‘HY 8B. WASHBUENE, GF LUDLOW'S Ta: BB OF Al The 'WaW PARTNERS Uk GLiNUdaM & OO ae ELLA RODMA) TALK. “THE MISTRESS OF CB is Pansonad ” CONCLODED, TWO EXQUISITE COMPLETE TALES. The usual Day, News of the AND INDIAN Vi tract changes gray hair to its color je nees. Free from sulphur, Dore not corrode je the 9; Ike other hair reatoratives. $6 60 por dosem, iy er street. Nov PUBLISHING, BY SUBSOBIPTION, m1 RBW APERICAM CYOLOPQDL APOPULAS DICTION AKY OF GENERAL MDITED BY GRO. RIPL¥Y AND C. A. DANA, ASHIYTED BY 4 NUMEROUS com! price. ’A Budscrtption Book fa to be found at the sgatern anes vill Ge regucered.emt copies: none’ ts Saget D. APPLETON & 0O,, ib naa is Brenden, UB HKALTH SHOULD BE CARED FOR. Purgative mecicines, when scoording tothe intensity of the dieceso, iismmetory and p: Aflecuons generally, cleansed, etlons are greatiy’ Dagen, 6 far frm being weaned ie ot to their cuure aafety. Pais, id ar 204 Canal meect, No 4 coy 4 are sold wi ect, NO square, aiaregs sts, Price 26 canis and'S) ceata per box. BEAMDREE ( NE BOTTLE OF DR. TOBUAS' VENETIAN Li! iui last nfamliy'n long time, evo dollars ta {frequently vita Sin ot ihe ie of sage Mamiber sor feroap, tocthache, &e., i exnoes Fete xa hora’ yer ‘octie, "Soll everywhere. NO RUBBING REQUIRED. RETAINS T8 BIC GLOGS IN SPITE OF SNOW OB BAL, "> PRESPRVES THE LATHE, SOLD RVERTWHERE, JAPANESE POLISH OOMPANY, No. 441 Breome street, one deor west of Broadway. PM Ree LARD MOOSE, yout fists Of stacey ee Et ak modern At the earnest recneat of a lady, that she been relieved of @ most paints sedvats ey state mech te penny Sams. ‘But a trial convinces 4 se mantty. [recently took a cold from sleeping fee eg prescribed by my physician, 1 last tried Ofl. This morning am weil, the roef havi plete a6 it was Naneous Yours, very a Jonx Lavixcstox, Edttor Month; 157 Bron dwar, aad 129 West Fourteenth le fires eeitiers of Rew York ‘nidress Lim on the eubject of the above letier, which’ qh bo answered whi pleseare. Frice 24 conte, 50 centa and $1 por bolle. Bizes For asie by BARNKS 4 PANK, Noe. 13 aud 18 Park few, N. Y., and druggists end dowlers generally. Depot Philadel: BOGRESS VERSUS ROUTINE. QUBRU'S COU LIVER OIL JELLY, Patented A nggnat 20, 1859, In the only remedy for cousumption and all kinds of cough. It is twice tore eficacious than the Liquid oll. Algo, QUERU'S JELLIFIED CABTOR OTL, (patented) To be bad of the luventor, 135 Fourth avenue, [ped cruggists. PENFOLD, Paxk Ge & man street, wholesale age: EBRY'S JAP. P oor ARD PHO HOOT AND SHOF i SPLENDID GLO8S—NO HUMBI Bold everywhere, TAP: 447 Broome street, one dour west of peer RAT AND ROACH ae ever used. old by A \UART/ MILIS AND ete ed il PI Pal AND OTHERS, ee but examine | 6 TE SING & GO. aad Broad ins fre Ne. 169 Pakon streot, Bre QTERHOSCOPIC VIRWS Al LOW PRICES. D. APPLETON & CO., M6 AND 98 HROADWAT, "4 rod od To remove to thelr new store, 4 Wat dispose of (previons to tacit tock of Views nod Btereorcopes at m large at saben he vb ond Lew ono (PUR MERITS OF REEDS LONDON CORDIAL GUE have not escaped the notice of medieal mea, who ft an @ pore and nnadulternted stimvlact. Depot ae Twenty ninth street, New Yors. Wort KNOWING.- PROF. WOOD HAs PAA LT figs Hered A cheap, It requires no dinary tronule. ‘There can be no E a2 a i+ r fr ! is d 4 tre Hy :