The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1860, Page 7

YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1860.—TRIPLE SHEKT. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Meotimg of the Boara of Aldermen. ‘This Board met last evening, President Peck in the phair. ‘The Street Commissioner was directed by resolution to Proceed at once withgeying out Mount Morris square. INVITATION TO H.R, H. TH PRINCE OF WALES, Tne following commudication was read:— be Mayor AND Common Covscin or Tue Crrr or New ORK ‘The undersigned, citizens of New York, venture to call Your atention to the visit whict the Prince of Wales, the wir apparent to the throne of Great Britain and Ireland, Mens ate & Bonrauwe & Be # 10 (€00d understaneing between nations, lessen the Chance of war, we beg leave to sugguet that be should be dovited to vieit this city aud receive its hospttoitties. cag ani by go ‘im. jas. P. Taompson, ‘Moses ae” Francis Lieber, P. Perit, Heory K Pierrepont, Hoary Griavell, Beajamis H Field, Jeues Brown, Fraocs L. dawks, Wileon G. Bunt Chas. King, Davia Dudley . Jobn A. A. ry ree jebster, Daniel Lord, W. B astor, Jobe A. Stevens, Watts Soerman, » Joua J. Cisco, James Harper, J. D. Jones. Frederick Oe Peyster, Alexander T. Wm. B. “ Mareba)! 0. Roverta, T Samvel B. ¢. Morse, Royat Pheips, Geo, Foleem, Sequel B. 5 Coas. P Daly, . V. Batler, Isaac Ferrw, Logis A Bayre. ‘Wm. Curtis ‘The President offered a resolution to the effect that, it Deing currently reported that his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is about to visit her Britanic Mvjesty’s dominions iu North America, and, as an extension of bis visit to the wity of New York would tend to more strovgly coment fhe frievdsmp exitetug Detween Great Briam and the Luited Suates; therefore ‘Aevolord, Coat big Honor the Mayor be requested to in- ~te ts Royal Bighnces to viet this city aod parwke of is hosprtalties. ‘The revolution was adopted by @ vote of nine to three, And wae vent to the Counciimes for cvucurrence. THR CONTMSTED ALDSRMANIC SEATS. Ald. Cokwsit moved tbat che Commitee on Oyntested Seats de ciscbargec from further stendeace © ec dea to Cistmies the petitions of the coutestants for the feats iD toe Second aud Eignto Aldermanic districts. Thy Comantter were discoarged. ‘Tue Bow -d concurred wih ‘he Coupciimen to have 1,000 romes cf the ‘awe patsed by the late Legislatare relating ty tne enty of New York ANCHNDIARY FIRE IN FORTY FIFTH STRERT. A resolution was offorea by Alderman SkAGKIST empow- or pg the Mayor to off-r a reward of $2,500 for the aopre- hebrib AbG CaBvCOU Of the incendiaries who set fire to Lee @pem@e ut buuse ia Forty Atta street, in March leat, by wolob eleven liv-a were lost Asopted, Toe Bem of $560 was Qovatod to the North western Dis- pereary 26 PRINTING OF THR COMMON CouNor.. Alcerms= STARK oifere! & rerotioa directing the Street Commissioner to wivertise for comiracts fur printing and Dinv mg the wipotes ano documents of the Comm n Coun cil Reterrea to the Commer on Repairs avd Supplies. DIM ATLANTIC CANLK ORLEDRATION—¥IVE THOUSAND OOPLES OF THE PROCERDINGS TO 1M PRINTED The call being made for the adoption of the majority Teportya favor of printing 5.0% coptes of the proceedings Of the celebration of tue Aviautic cable, Alierman Stax moved that the mivority report be also read. ‘Tis was cut off PY & motion for the previoas question. Aloerman STARR desires to explain bis vow ip voting Gxuinst one Of the most damvab'e imposxitions that ever was attempted to be passed by the Commo Oouncil. Alderman Geyer ca'lod the geatlemaa to order. Awerman STARR WAS proceeding t» reei (rom the re- port whea expaming bis vow. This was objected to, but the Presigent sustained Aloerman > Alderman Brady appealed trom the decision of the chair. Ou vote being taken, the caair was aot sustained, ead Alderman Starr informed that he could not read from the reports 'p explataing his vote. Alderman Stage tiated that it would take $30,000 to Publish 5,000 copies of these proceedings, another reason ‘Voting against it, js because it may be done without con- tract. Rebeca upton ae peta also opposed ‘The vote being taken, the majority report was adopted ‘Dy a vote of 9 to 6. Adjourned to Board of Counciimen. This Board met yesterday at five o’clock P. M.—Presi” Cevt Joves n the chair. ‘Tbe revolution from the Board of Aldermen requesting the Mayor to mvite the Prince of Wales to extend his ‘vet from the British Provinces to this city, was con- curred B. i 2 tarpra ty the Cretoa Aqueduct Department for Re the vawes of those Who recommended the i j 2 i ; is f a4 tr ‘bom ibey were recommended Board of Health. INTPAESTING REPORT FROM THE CITY INSPECTOR. oe am ctbly meeting of this body took piace yesterday wie recon, at three o’el’ck gMayor Wood Presiding. siderwan Booix moved for the admittance of news. peer” eportert, and tbe motion was carried. Atorraan Roos now moved that when the Board ad. } ore Yhowd adjourn tl Monday, but the Premdent rue he woven oat of order, as the Board had adopted Ss cesuiwtow to meet wonthly. Avr mB Grete mover to amend the motion by order- tg & epee! meeting next Monday, Dut the Mayor held ‘the’, ae the motion was out of Order, the amendment was Pid cere miapleced A com muntention was received from the City Inspector, reporting tbe removal of a domping groued in fwenty- ~ «0th eteeet, ower the Kast river. He aleo laformed the lear of the ectetence of several similar pulsancss in ar ous parte of the city Loe (mm vb Caloe wae referred to Uve Common Coun- © 1, @ Ws (be scoummendation of the Bourd of Health The }ovew ng Communication was also sent ia by the Oy le peetor (Cory [earacton’s Der aster, New York, May 7, iso, To Tu Hosonamur we Brann oF Heart — Loe arar apyrosch Of tbe summer searon, which \s gene. rary seceded with iDereane Of RicknrRe and mortality, weed the wuders: ‘ &, Whisd, if adopted, Foul enable this Depart Pent, & coperrt with the Board of Health. to piace tne besitny and secure condition thas it is coo. be at present While our weekip bile of mor ber dark jast four rom , DeFond the amount of eCurmg the wate month# Of the year preceding tbe character of tbe maiacies tou ey phymemos, the of moriality ®, in thew Opinion, justly ignoremce aod inefficteacy of the omtrums aominwicred by | | : i hi se z i a 3 i { rH tie i a3 Lj ii I 3 23 % i ales Fis? Bet i : : 3 3 E F rit : 1 1, 1 1, 1 Fob. 1 1,442 1 Fob. 18. 1,454 8. Feb. 25, 1,600 %. Mob 1,442 481 10. ‘Mob. 10 1,397 509 ML. Mob. 17 1}563 425 va Meb. 24 1,611 ale 13. Mch. 81 1,708 446 TOUT. ss nesseees recess sseersereees 18,816 6,200 ‘Tous table gives an assurance of a better general state of health tn our city than the public has been accustomed to cotimate. Our rate of mortality is proved to be below bject. Your honorable body being more directly connected with the health aud ssnitary requirements of the city tha (bis Ce partment, it iw all imporvant tase it shoatd recetve 1) Support abd Co Operation in Wore measures of ro rome of whicb | bave now the honor to propose. ret step in the work of reform, your atiepton @ clrected to the incompleteness of @ general system of ewerege througbout the city. From time tv me this utyect Bas Deem presented 0 the Common Couacil, aud be urgency of the measure pressed for consideration. (he acoption of & complete ana thorougn system of sew. coe th London Bes tmoade that city, roa being one of ve Dork ubbeaithy, to what it new ts, among the moss raltny Im the world. A ike consider: for the wel eo tis oty would bes saving of re ie if not of hourerce of buman lives in\ue course of a year. I re- speotiully sek for your co operation in again pressiog this ubject Bpow We attention of the Lommon Counetl lu wy annual report to the Common Council of Janu- sry let I referred at length i the injury whieh the paolic euitt receives by the Gepost of garbage on tae aide -aiks aba streets. The poisonous exnalaons arising om ‘hese receptacies of decaying and putrid matter Jeox- seo 1 rains and tbe heat of a summer sun, cant fail ) prouce & Most InJarious effect upon the health of the srroucig Deighborho 4, and to increase the mortality tbe city. Measures which would otberwise be taken bs department 10 abate this nuisence are rendered in- permcve DY the eXisence of the following ordinance, axe 4x8, se 56, Vatentine’s Ordinances:— “(be owner or owners of any bufldiogs or tevements in echt Delow Fortieth sirest are Deredy requ red to provice ® ficient pize to cootain ali tha ub “rei OF tub, OF box, of (eb. eal eaben as € git on nether ot, OF ACh CoUreDIent BO! Ke chal be desizmeted by the sreet inepectore cf the several wards, and it ebail be the daty jupavts of all hocees, teoe mente Ae . to ) 9a. ©rs! aehine and garoage ints ¢eid barrels, ee w: provided. and ta care vf ung igenoe thoy @ Ge of one dollar for eseh offeuce This ordinance, it will be perceived, requires all ger- rage, &e , to de put Me, and placed “pon the sloewaik, Depar: vower Jor the correctioa of an abuse which 6 ¢ mplamed -od provested against by a whole commanity Tails nut serce t¢ wholly unknown in ot the princi- yal cities of Europe, bu: particularly in Paris, where & perbage box oF barrel bot prevail in this city A neisance equally serious and injurious to the pubtic beaith arises from the numerous fet-deuipg establishments by teeny every part of the popular will, Bere ages your eid is earnestly solicited in wbaung ths nuisance. In « separate communication your attention is further Cirected to ibe aystem, now io al use, of ts die, and manure, to fermentation avd rotung. Oa furtber to add, except to state upves, and abould, ip abated ane «ould recommend sepveummen Seems jous body of @ special com mittee with fuil power to adviee and act With the City Inspector should necessity require their co-operation. As & measure, it ie recom: mended to ) our favorabie for wtopiioa DaNIEL B. DBELAVAN, City Laspector. ap tro terry, tecroemng 10 Brooulyn. Ope appearance Prooxtys Ory Cover Carawpan —May 8, 1860.—Nos 4, g SHAS 9 24445,46, 56, ‘Ta New Cry Govansaeet— Onc Amzariow o* rum Ooaritas otc ELACnon OF 4 PRREDENT—Mams.ce OF THR Mayor, he —The se« Board of Alcermon met laat eveoing at six nthe of the charter. of inal offers in the gift of the ancy Sip mestienes or 6 1 powtove sad their frends, # the And: um Loe Utmem capacity. No one was admitted witbyo (he railing bat toe D6 * Alsermen and othera who cad Weiumate business there The ovlowitg are the members of the new Board, as ae fee portions —~ Beyrbwane Ward 1—Jebn Uasbow. 2— Charles Jenkioe. 4—Feeer G Taylor S—Jee a Veo Bront 13— De cman Strong. — Thos F. Green. 16— Danie! Mevjor 1¢—Daol Green 1i- Theo Perry li—Jobe A. Dayton. 19—Fieck Sebolla, 1a — Pentel 0 Kewte 14—Kaward Morpay, 1¢—Oneries Kein 18— Martie Keth otgeh Mayor Powm. tovk the cher, and all the memoers ao eWered to their names Alderman Davron moved that the Board proceed to cleet a President, whieh was carried, and Martie Kalb Hevveb, of the Righteenth wara, was elected by the fol- 1) vote Coert—Them A . ane Cailanon's Gowri Wan. A. feo Clerk om Pyth Lrariet Court Wm EH Duatam Baia of Weghu and Meurer, W 0 —Geo. Miller, Niet of Waght and Measure, & D—T. Heyden, Tnapeaurs oF Beat, W_ D—Jova Walsh, Joba O'Neil. Jnpetort of Meat, ED —andrew Decker, Daoiel Keeper of the ta—Patrick Campbell A Sy fone » W. D—H. V. Gascoigne. coma ; B_D.—Jobn Roth Ree Oe, Se Ward feta Metemnare. Alsermen Mrerny that ws there, bat been 20 election for Josten ot tha Pith otstrck, L. Fox be S lected for the position by the Common Cooveil. The iy aecownt fap "araas Gon Sono are in a mente within the year st we cowering the cty ts commended, tue Fite Teper ecent offices im the City Hall ts likewise alluded to. Tae concludes by recommenting that rate of taxation be Kept with! Ivmita, ORGANMATION OF THE BOARD oF SuPeRvisons.—The new Board met yesterday at the county jail, and organ- ized by the election of Stephen Crowell, republican, Preal- cent. The following standing commitices wore appoint- a On Account of Superiniendents of the Poor.—Ryder, Car- berry, Bergen On Account of County Treasurer. —Stryker, Colt, Car- berry. On United States Deposits Funds.—Moore, Flaherty, Gn Claims—Talbot, Ryder, Kirby. On Courts— Eames, iy. 5 On Lunatic ~ Booth, Stryker, Studwell. On Grades Mullen, MoGinh., Foley. On Jurori—Kirby, Wilson, Eames, ‘elion Hooins, No other business of consequence was transacted. ADADEMY oF Music. —After « brief recess in the season at the Academy, Rossin!’s ‘‘ Moses in Egypt’’ was produced Inst night toa full and fashionable audience, and with every indication of a fiattering success. The work is 80 ‘well known to this pubiic—it has been sung in parts and snd as a whole both in English and Italian many times during the last twenty years—that anything like « critical analysis would be superfluous. The beauty and sweetness: of the music, both vocal and instrumental, the elaborate choruses, the grand march and the admirable prayer, are all as familiar to connoisseurs a8 houshold words The libretio affords every opportunity for theatrical ilvstration, and the management of the Academy have not been niggardly aa regards the mise en scéne. We have rarely seen @ lyric drama fo well mounted as this. Scenery, costumes, properties, &c., are all in good taste, and tbe opera bas been weil and faithfully produced There te a double chorua, and the orchestra, under Mr. Mozio, bas been enlarged. This was especially important, hecauge the work depends upon its ens-mides and concerted piecet ther than on the salient air whieh arouses the entbveiagm of the audience, provokes an encore and sends the poblic away with the mology ringing ia its ears. The principal solo parie—and they are not in them selves strong~ fell into the hands of Adelina Pati, Mme, Suekosch, Brignoli, Ferri and Susini. Although the opera affords no especial opportunity for fine singers to siepley their gif in effective solos, yet both Patti aud Prignoli sarg #0 well ® to carry the work through the Orst ana secoud ects, which are not over and above lively, and prepared the audience for the grand music of she tied and fourth, Throughout the opera there are many morceaus d’on vmile—all of whicb received full justice A jeling Pa'tl wang a role entirely oitferent from those she has hereto: fore ceeayed, and she made a diiaguished success ia it Tete wot too ‘much to Pay for Misa Patti that in good time sho will be sdcounted ax howiing & very high rank among the very best singers in the world. Ali tho artew acquitied themsrlves oxceedi gly well, ana M.té” may De wet down as & veritable sucess. Revos yrom rae Wareked Sreawen —The schooner Avvie Laurie, #hicd arrived at B ston, from Port Letoar, N 8, on the 80th ultimo, ned om board sixteen tranks and Other packages of personal effects, which were warhe:t ashore from the wreck of the vufortanate steam. ebip Homgarian, and, baving been ideoutied, are to be forwarded to Canada, to the custody of the relatives of their ost owners, Delaware State Lotte- OMcial Drawings of Hodges, Davis & "8 Coveadaed Latterias of George: x (36a. 14, 12, 25, 64, 69, 40,'6, 59, 18, 2. BUDGES, DAVIS 4 00., to “ites worked as aay other ead for masy te coetes i bene 8 fees taloeeee ten ad SPacanti ows: cb feamen m *s Patent Champion Fire and pea A Safes, 51 Broadway, sorner of Murray sirest, Stuger’s Sewing Machines. AN ENTIRE KEW orTLe for an fe Tecate ee © Foy Seviog MTINOER 4 00. om Bromdwar. MY. ems, Ch, sy Sewing Machines. a Ovevee « amor Retsrtess Sewing mn- ew tod fad Foie'n crwet Broakive: 7 Geo. B. Sloat & Co.’. 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Place here yOu can get Ladine’ Shoes cheap a area tunckiadn habs “oy Chas. H. Williamson's Brooxiyn Gat. lery of A me Pbowgrapba ia water colors aud oils, es tablished IS6L 249 Fulton street, way. Aacig's Crlovpherous ie tee Beet and onan pent arcele for drevaing, gases the batr Ladion, wy &. by Married. Coowsy —Munruy—Oa 3uday, May 6, by the Rew Fatber Moran, a: Stxtecnth street church, Jags F. Cooxey to Aymie Mouxray, both of New York Secramenw and Mockton papers please C09; fEOoswy—Jonnsox— at Fort Mason, Texas, Abril 18, 1990, At toe residepoe of Capt, Ro W Juba Uaited Sates Army by the Rev. RF. Bontiog, Lisvr. Geo. 8, Cosny Vaited States Army, to Mise aNtonta B, daughter of Dr Ja» ™. Jobnson, of Paduoab, Kentucky. Mino wny—Kevonix—lofBrooniye,& D , om Thursday eveuing, April 26, by the Rev. B Peters, JonwV. wet powsy w Mrs. Ann Axaua Kexpaiox ; both of Brookiya, Eastern District Died. Avwrnona.—Oo Monday, May 7, Maruxew Anseraova, im the 734 year of bis age. The nd frients of the family, also those of his D Lew Brown are the faneral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at fi residence, No 907 West Thirty third Buavt. —On Sunday, May 6, after a short illness, Many daugbier of Phillip aod Catherine Brady, aged 23 years and 6 months The friends and relatives of the family are reepectfully {ovited to attend the fuperal, this (Tuesday) afvernvoa, at half past ope o'clock, from her late residence, 191 Atier In Brooklyn, Saturday evening, May 5, Brown — ; OD , May 5, of Mrs, Mary Baows, etlow of the her age. on Sunday mor: May the beart, Harne, only Catskill, aged 4 years aad reneseh will take place this (Taes4ay) afternoon, st ‘clock, trom the residence of his faiber. The friends “Lawman Oy Sanaay moreing. May 6, after « f wren —' » May 6, a few weeks uiness, of consumption, Jaxxy Fever Lawros, in divense, Ina- 1, Sged masa Lrom, wife of Wiliam Lyon, years ‘The triends of the femnity are particularly requested to attend the tuperal, oo Wedacevay afternoca, a! one o'tlock , from ber lale residence, No 78 Moaroe street. McConsuck. —At bis residence, 301 Bowery, on , May 7, Mr Wauam MoUoxmicx, of consumption, in 46ch yoor of his age. + ‘The (riends 40.1 a0q7aimtances of the family are roapoot fully Invited to attend. MeN cury ~Un Monday, May 7, at the residence of Dr Cochran, Fulton street, “yi Cormemive MoNecry, " Donegu, Ireiand ’ Coareh, Jay street, Wednesday ‘Morning, at ten o'clock Mearwy —Oe Sunesy, May 6, Cartanere Mearwy, efter & Imgering uines®, at ber residence, 269 First avenue, ¥) afternoon, at half past ‘will be mtorred in Calvary rurweer —Oe Sanday, May 6, after a long anf psinful iliners, ALAxaNDeR PLUNKET, the orotber of Andrew and Peter Propket, = ‘D years; & native of Tempieport county of Cavan, ireland. Fie friends aod those of hie brothers are respect ally Invited to attend the funeral, at his Inte reRidence, No 697 Pear! street, this Puesday afternoon, ai two o'clock, wih out further potice xm —On Monday, May 7, after « short {linens Jous Renmory, im the $00n year of bus age. The [rience and relewres of bw (amily are reapectfally weral from bis wwtor'e, Mra Tomy Yiafiernoon fat t Rue —On Monday, at Portobestor May 7, Lrou Axx Rm, sugbter of F. Rie, aged © years ana 6 ™ ne funeral will take pleoe thie (Tuesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of ber father at Portones- wr Suamr —In this city, suddenly, on Sanday morning, Map ¢, Pavan G Bmanr, Jr., 0 the Tun year of bw age funeral services wil! be held thin (faesday) after. oon, et S o'clock, at St. Mark's charch, corner of Tenth Street and Second avenne The relatives and friends are Invited to attend without fortner netics Srerox — In this 6 Sunday evening, May 6, Sre Pies DensteR, son of late Stephen D and Margaret Jan vteng J onye 8 Of the family arereapectfall; from the residence of wie at Pa a te latrves and irienos 7 oat further invitation for rematas wilt be Hasdam Sevens, Jr., aged 37 years. The trade Se Loo Some Ra ders of Comtnental Lodge, Poy) are respect: folly iavited to attend her. fomeral, thin (Tag 1 morn at ten 0’ Jock, from ber late residence, onmter Titec, whbess fefthee laviteton. Her remianp Wal be taben te Greco wand for interment donee Thotweuy —Un Saturday evening, , & paesmonie, After & short (ines, Avnet, client Ganghter of the late Wer Irion dy and thoes of the family are requested to Attend fer funeral, this (Tesedey) afiornoon, at four late remtdones potent ve 4d Went Fiteonta oo Lg and May 7, Mr. Jee are ie ad pt by caliiag at No. Upper sad Lower Canada papers please hie A TRant.—Oa Sunday, May 6, Awwe Manta, daughter of Joseph and Catharine Tracy, aged 6 moaths and 12 days. The friends ana acquaintances of the ‘are respct- tully aznet oe eee fuseral, from the lary rest dence, feat Twenty -aixth street, thio (Tuesday, afternoon, at one o'clock. $4 ‘ y Wanina.— At Greenwich, Cean., after & protracted il! peas, Banwau M. Waninc, notes of the late Hoary Waring, of Brooklyn, in the 624 year of ner ago. The funeral will take piace at the Episcopaf church, G wich, Conn., oo Wedvesday aftornooa, at half past ‘clock, without further notice Th» friends of the family, and those of ber brother-in law, Geary L. Ritch. are iy invited to edlend. ‘Train loaves tne Now Haven , Twenty seventh street, at 12:15 P, M Wnson —Oo Monday, May 7, EowinD Wuason, only elie of Henry Gnd Bilan » aged 6 years and 7 mont ‘The friends and relatives.of the family are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral, this ) afternoon, ar Dalf-past one o'clock, from 207 Bigbiecnth street, without further invitation, Wroxorr —On Saturday, Mey 6, Caruaaixe A., wife of Van Brunt Wyckoff, aged 35 years, 6 momths and 24 8. relatives and friends of the family are respectiuuy invited to attend her, funeral this (Tues: afternoon, ut ‘clock, from her late |, No. 17 Ssveateenth street, South Brooklyn. ‘Wrcxorr.—On Sunday, May 6, of consumption, Hayxan 1, Gumonmon, wife of Jota N. Wyekoll, Jr-y a grand Geughter of Mrs Hannah Tooker, aged years, 2 months and 11 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further invitetion, from her tate regidence, 100 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, this Semen f afternoon, at two o’siock. Ti re please copy. —Suddenly,on Sunday morning, May 6, of Giseare of the heart, Joun Wiiuiaus, veterinary surgeon, formerty of New York. His faperal will take place thie (Tuesday) afternoon, at two beg = bis Jase peatiente, 82 Fiatbush arenees Brooklyn. friends and acquaintances are invil to attend without further notice. re MISCELLANEOUS. A put Bolan, Gin. Recommended by odtoa! Faculty of WOLFR'S SCHRIDAM BCBNAPPE Torsons whe ave Woubled SV, GOUY, BHSUNAT! OROPSY, DYSPEPBLA, r a GENE&AL oeaiciry Sbould give tbe preterence above ti Gin 'ehirk baa the endorsement oC the Wedieal Faculty. aed hos 1b, 2) and 31 Beaver wireet. ‘Also, bottled Brandy and Wines tor medieal and pri warranted pure tand be best quality. —b ———_ T _WHOLKSALE—SEGARS FOR Cath—PxOM #4 TC par thousand Great Ip ductments wil be offered. ‘©. OB CEK®. 17 Broad wag, and private use A 30 7 3.-HORS AND @. JON ES, Mos. WO and 1 —0. B. PASRPORTS AGENT, Lge t= Sere 4 PO BE ABYIOLE OF EENTOCKY BOURBON, From &. 7. Sult's Sait River Distillery; 1, YORSID ACOOMULATIONS IMPERFROF CIROD ‘00 And Impure condition of the 4lood. loss of Vitaaty, ave complains, Nervous sad General Debit, 7 cured by Dit. PHELPS Hpecific Kemedies sad Veo 5 resiceace and pharmacy, 66 Wes) Turvent ee FRAD OF HAIR—IT 13 NOT A DYE, BUT i color the hair. 1% WiRUN's HAIR COLORER WiLGON'S Hal& COLORKK 14 tbe beat preparsuon for ¢0) the hair (a the world. Tt te very simple applied like wetar, bo trouble, cao be ure! al 8 ER nee es a ae Masa, and will color the . fora tow 00t ey BkACK 08 BEOwN After afew aoplizstions. It improves ths bair, invigorates od restores M, apd wil prevent al: gra aire (rom appear. TWENTY FIVE ORNT? & ROTTLE, dolisr. sold. wholessie and’ retail, by 4 stent. Naw Yorn; Mra. and Walnut siree's, ean, by en Beare CanIvalLeD sTomsce ae mid and gentle toate fe useyueiied in dvapepetea ind) ain toe, wie) wil Tor Retween Washington place and Fourth street. SROOERS MILLESA GRAIN, FLOUR AND FRED Coniera, and every one using Begs of say and de tm tin end om FaRDRAMGOR. 171 Wout “tires 1088 leer - Ra Seis eee ea EO farebope, eneioeed. to bow 297m arian pnt an : i proved pone A ase ommend ‘et Tbe feelecamrer rene Prinetpal depot, 619 Reteye yk Age drnagts: at rem I ee 10 HOUSEKBRPERS —} P dig BEPERS uy JOU wae Bai Seay 40 to WILL-ABD'S: No. 884 Hudion eornar ree couston. Al) goods warranted as nn [OE NEA TERT BILE WiXED 00. ("from $i $12. Cee ard. Dinyinees Cove foe, os ‘rock Com, from $10 to $16, Pants, $4 a to order from & bupored paers $4 Vests. 85° ____ CLARE, 116 Witte: *T SaLAMANDER SAFES, IRE BI baa a to) ATOBES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND 81 Ww repeued ‘the best mac per by the Ruse Lata oe ” workmen, at OBO. C, » LLEN'®, 415 - ay, one door below Onnal sirest formerly 11 Wal. street PERSONAL. nanny Nn A B.—IN TOWN THis DAY FROM 10 TO 11 O'CLOCK. $$$ $$. a ~PLEASE CALL AT T. ©. faiely AT THE SAME PLAOR ImuB- $ MEEK 8 R ADOPTION —ANY PESON WIRGING TO ADOPR © female iefaot one mon hI, of goed pareataon (ease addres Faurtus, Herald rise! = ee F RICHARD DEVOY, OABINer M Traitor atrest, be wili hear of comeing Oi od ei P MRS. CECLIA B4IRLEY Wu [",adtene ove of James 4. Mend, biosdwoy Feet men vo will Deas (rom an old {rend N¥ORMATION WANTED—OF OWA Jowns olwoham, from : adow. snginad. afierwa-de of 4 |. atterwar « Ww. 1 When ies: beard of, in resting ‘eit Inland neat Varmonth, Boca Seotte ” Mf be ~~ If be wilt comm: sith Thomes Webb. No 1 Criston Hail. astor jane, Row wo be adeanta <7 per St reture of mal) as impormot vews bas to papers plesse copy. J. O—WILL NOT WRITE 4GaIN. CALL ‘offs, from II to 12. ur from $10 6; you me piace you lest sow man es Seems will be made at all. LosT AND FOUND. FROM THE Mail, In TRaNeMis- ‘100, hie city. certificate No. 48 fo. 1,000 oxares of sick tm the Newton Tyve Compsny Ail persone ek. eS {hs transfer bas boon stopped and s new suruneass ‘tere No. 14 Foapkfort sweet, New York May aio” ON APRIL TA aM wi rx, 1 OST—A BA*K ROOK Of THE nowReYy Savinas Le Ee at eet pra LiCha Fount ergote, 0 leah’ gol fo, vies wie Ey reer olag tho comme to tes Serane bn 0 4 adam wre, Lox sUNDAy Byamxa, away, ear Mieecher east, ahaa! 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