The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1863, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wapnzspay, May 19-6 P. M. ‘There t no check to the excitement and specu- Jation im stocks. On the contrary, the circle of | mpeculators is steadily increasing, and the large i profits already realized by buyers enable and en- @ourage them to extend their ventures. Thus far ‘every one who has bought stocks has made money, | and there is not the least indication anywhere that | , ‘the end is yet near, The excitement at present is ebiefly on Erie, which sold before the board this morning at 95, at the first board at 92% and 93, at one P. M. at 93%, in the afternoon at 942/, % and 34, and closed at five P. M. at about 9434. Erie ie one of the few remaining stocks | which are earning a large dividend and are still | 200 below par. Central, Hudson River, guaranteed, Harlem preferred, Galena, Toledo, Pacific Mail, Tiinois Central, Michigan Central and Reading, which used. to range near Hrie, are now all ata premium. Of the stocks which are certain, or pretty certain, to pay dividend in July, there are but three—Erie, Pittsburg and Chicago and Alton— which can be bought below par. Hence the re- eent increase of speculation in the stock. At the morning board to-day the movement, as usual in 80 excited a market, was irregular. Pittsburg, which gold at 101 before the board, fell off two per eent; Sonthern old declined %, and Rock Island, Galena and Toledo were not as strong as last evening. On the other hand, Northwestern rose 3 and Mississippi and Missouri &. The common stock of the latter road is thus within 23 per cent of the first mortgage land grant bonds. It is rumored that its recent advance is @ue to operations connected with the Pacific Rail- road. Governments were steady this morning. At the one P. M. call the buoyancy was renewed, and there was an eager inquiry for stocks. Pitts- burg, of which the lower board is supposed to be very short, rose % per cent. In the afternoon the market was very buoyant indeed; the com- mission houses appeared to have orders for every- thing. Canton rose 5 per cent, Northwestern 2, “Toledo %, Hiinois Central 1, Reading 2%, Seuth- ern old 34, guaranteed %. The excitement on Erie was very great indeed, and the price was per 1 eent higher than at the public board. @he busi- ness at the advance was enormous, At the four P.M. call the features of the market were un- @hanged. Every one wanted to buy. The follow- bef ta the closing quotations of the day:— Ber aooesior a Mion ceakral: Maa = American gpid:140%6 8 2150 Mich Southern 835 @ 8356 ‘Missouris. 4g Ml Contral....1043¢ a 105 Cleve & Pitts.. 98 . ww esr) ret Rock Island: 99% a 9915 4 100 do,. sy eo 300 Altoo.&Tita0 0 100 200 Chie & Alton RR. 79 1300 900 Mii & Prad@aChRR 59 700 600 do eo ‘500 500 @o...... 60% 100 200 Alton&THau pref. 82) | Ee Bi Macs: Oe 100 1400 Chic &N' “a Se ee ee fo Bote pr . oy 100 106% 240 do, 40 100 da, 43 ico 60 Nor & Wor RR... 93 do. " % 800 do oo 300 Harlow RR.sa0 96 200 do, 9 Sales a the Mupate Board. O'CLOOK P. $6000 American gold ti 18036 10 sas M Eo Ia RR 83» 21000 Migs. & Mo 1g. 200 83: 500 chs Canton Co, 3 blo dh 200 Gat & Chi KA 9 108 200 $11000 Ameriaygold 10% B00 600 shs Cumb Coal 25 946 Seo re Rt pref..b3 107 160 = 106% 200 Hud Hiv ‘RR 8 128 380 Chi & Rock IR. "9036 200 do......b10 9936 Reading RR..... 108 108% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepwuspay, May 13—6 P. M. Asmg.—Sales of 30 bbls, were made at 830, for pots and 9c. for pear 8. Brxapsrurrs.—There was more activity in flour to day, chiefly in shipping brands of State, at about precious quo- tations. Sales were made of 13,500 bbls. State and West- Fort Wayne,.. 82 & ax ern, 1,600 Southern and 750 Canadian, within our réVised Prairie du Ch., 69% a senges Gisgmatin = 3 as Euportne Stato and Weetern. $5 80 9 8 00 3% Chi & N Wass 42 426 | Coen ete ice extra Wi ie ; Money is active; but no one finds any difficulty in fsa sclera — ree: 6 4 as getting all that is wanted at 5 96 per cent. Bank- (treme mixed to good supertine. : = ~ ers were in the street to-day offering money at 5 | Good to choice fam faaasiy'a do. 8 80 8 Ryoflour....¥.....0+.65 340 40 on pect lgaes stocks, with margins of 20 per cera mea ‘i os ih ~~ as unsettléd, with 8,400 bushels, reae is dull and stupid; most of the leading gold Fae at hy 36 for white, and for red Wem, speculators have transferred their wits and their | ¢'. continued 0, eapital to the stock market. It opened at 149%, | tue for uuscund and heat tose to 15024, fell back to 149% and closed at five rie ter ccnrding to ual P.M. at about 150, There was fair demand for | and 1,000 Waahols . bills this morning at about 164.8165. Later in the Corre was quiet, @ay the inquiry fell off aie att ae ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury was as follows Java, mats and bags, z ra, S20. a 34c.; 'TON was heavy very ry light Lae Freigats.—' The ‘earnings of the Cleveland and piiiborg Railroad for the first four months of 1863 compare as follows with the same months of 1862:— “000 ae ty ramet at alg nen Soa 10) 32s. 6d. A number of foreign vessels were taken up to 1 Inereaue, | loud with grain for Cork and orders at 1134. 129,000 45,000 Hrpes.—Considerable activit Orinoco 128,600 45,000 of 20 conh, M redaned pean; at other the market 165'000 66°00 | PROvimvows.—Pork was down to $12 a $12 81 for old mess, ote ge mas frm peat ah Se ~ hae 50 Total four months,...8552,500 BB7,800 206,000 | for old and new prime, with eales of As last year they not only paid interest and ex- penses, but had a surplus wherewith to wipe off | were floating debt, the gain this year will go to the and'e00 credit of dividend fand—about 5% per cent earned se a Sic. in four months. * ke Exchange Stock: By irasny, May 18, 1963. ‘1,cou. 107% 1000 bs Erle RR pref es ape tee : 3t * 128 127% 104% | by Rey. B. F. 1000 Frie 3d m b,’83. 1143¢ 200 9000 Erie 4th m'bds 109 250 @000 Krie Sth m bds 109 100 2000 Hud Riv ist m. 117 2000 Pac RR bds,7's 55 2000 AltkTH2dmpref 93 10000 Alt&THte inchs 86 26000 Chi & NWist m 88 1d 10000 883g 200 . 63 (150 do 102% 64 50 Tol & Wabash RR 75 0636 $00 Alton & 7 HRR. 56 RBM he 86 (100 2000 Hanks Lsiza 73 © 800 do. +. BO} ow Tol Wab2dm 93 Fd Cleve & Pitts RR, 99 1000 Pitts, FtWa&t 2d 105 do. 9835 21000 Cleve&Pitteam 87% 1000 20000 Miss&Mo land & 64 = 600 do é 03% 4 8 149% ee Gat we ti RR. a do = + 149% tis 106 1400 a, 8 10. 10 National Baok... 106 200 Gey & Tol ia. + 118% 60 Am Kxchange Tk 109 200 0... do... 10934 200 do. $0 me of N “America. 105 50 do ooes 19% 22 mechanics’ Bank. 113 400 MHA&PduChRR.b30 68 4, 60 Continental Bank 100 = 400 dO......... 68 Canton | ‘meayeade at 48 600 | sonra ater a 100 Am Coal Co. 200 200 Nic Transit(o... 5 100 60 Penn Coal Co... 131 800 a 150 Quickmiver M Co, 48 100 -b30 70% 100 Pacific M 88 Co., 190 200 do......b10 794% do 2000 Chic & NWR, 40 800 Harlem RR 100 Ce 40K 1300, a do 100 300 nee 260 Har RR prof... 10 Nor & Wor RR. 860 N York Cen RR.. wo a0... B30 ‘m0 do. ‘ wo do. 900 do M00 Erie RK...... 000, do. 3000 Oe oa, 600 Sfis “ 400 do......080 93); 50 Os .0e B10 660 do. dO 98 100 do 1200 GO..ss00. GBH 123 do 00 do ......D10 92% 160 CbIRRK island RI 800 do W380 92% SECOND BOARD. 9$20000T7 8-10pcn0&A 107 1000 ahs Harlem Fi RR. 0834 2000 US 6’s,l yrcer 102 600 Bry 4000 Tarn 6°S,°00.... 60 200 tr) 10000 Missouri 6'*,... 64 100 Harlom RR irene 10636 30000 AXTH 2dm pref 98 600 Reading RB. 1 10000 Ch. & NW Istm 89% 200 . 106% 9000 Ch) &N Wintbds 96 wo 107 100A kT Hinbds. 86 200 10744 Bom 8654 100 Mich Cont RR.... 1113 500) Mine & Mo id er a 200 Mich So AN Ig #@ 113% 24000 to 400 Li) Cent RR serip. 10835 6000 do... 1800 do 04 9000 Amerinan gold: 14080 em ato aNindt, s ‘Vo whe 4 Ex Bk. 109 83% 100 D 110 boo 4 83K 900 Ax of Lormerce. 105 1100 Clove & Pitts RR 98 20 National Hank 1 100 do......b10 p8ig 100 Campton Co. ...500 50 Galena & Chic RR 1084 B00. do. 190 do 10a | 400 200 Chic & Rk Isld RR 99 100 100 PUts,FWACKICRR 80 100 do... 8044 Bio Hod Seer RR * 198 1000 do ous O..++ 00 128 ” do -bIO 81 80 121% | took tro lac, Tee eri a a Be 600 bbls. and tierces lard within the pnp hc, ht Prep erSsiper4 c. a 8c. aiid shouldera.at 62, 7346. u Batter continyed ia demand ot 180.6 ic. for ny oar dc. a 176. for Western. Cheese was quiet at ale MARRIAGES May 12, by Bp oe Qe jo cards. Tuesday, March 8, by the Rev. Mr. C. L. Houmnr, of Nancy, prance, to Miss Hanway, of New York city. The ceremony at the residence of the clergyman, 138 Allen street, N. Buffalo and St. Paul AND DEATHS. peath H. Ser sge pers pan oy Kena—Wiger. pia oh pover, N. H., on Thursda: . May 3, Eaton, Mr. Grorcs i ‘Karr, of th ‘city, to oon Locy A. Wioary, daughter of Uriah Wiggin, Esq., of ver. Morcay—Sraman.—On Monday, May 11, by the Rev. Dr. Gillette, Mr. WM. H. Morcan to Miss umn E., daugh. ter of A. G. Seaman, Esq., all of this city. No cards. Washington, D. C., papers please copy. McConp—Acxen.—On Wednesday afternoon, May 13, at the Forty-third street M. £. church, by Rey. J. B. Wak po ad McCorp to Sars Acker, all of this city. No ear Picm—Towxsenp.—On Wednesday, May 13, at St. Thomas’ church, by the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Jauaa R. ticm to MacGim, daughter of the late Joho R. Townsend, Esq., all of this city. Purpy—Purpy.—Un Tuesday, May 12, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. J. M. ‘Ward, WiLiiaM Purpy of Rye, to Carouge, daughter of B. H. Purdy, Esq, of Harrison. Stape—Stoxes —On Monday, May 11, by the Rev. wm. Francis H. Scang,of the house of Jobn to Euizanera James, daughter of Mr. James Stokes, of this city. THoMas—CRaveN. —At St. Ann’s church, on Monday, May 11, by the Rev. Alfrea Stubbs, D D., Cmannes ‘Thomas, ‘of Brooklyn, to Mary A., eldest daughter of Com: mander T. Augustus Craven, United States Navy. D Averm.—On Wednesday, May 18, of consumption, Jan. wus P., wife of Samuel L. Austin, of Brooklyn, Michigan, in the 28th year of her age. The funeral service will be beld at the house of Mr. Horabe Austin, No, 60 South Fourth street, Williamsburg, this is (Thhuraday ‘afternoon, at two o'clock. Buavvatt. Wednesday, May 13, Mrs. Jaye Brav- vewt, widow of John ©. Blauveit, in the 84th year of her age. FF uneral services at the house of her son-in-law, B. Wood, Jr., No. 248 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, this (ihureday) evening, at eight o'clock. "Tho remains will taken to Rockland county for interment, on Friday, Paterson and Newburg papers please copy. Rainer, oMAS Bringer, aged 25 years, aintances are invited. to attend the (th ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his father’s residence , 111 Delancey street. Braip —Found esday, May 12, Gronor Braip, iron founder, 65 years of age. been mise- i Jabuary 21, 1863. interred in the Cemetery of the Ever. greens. meown On, Wednesday , May 18, Faxxy Paups, 3 oungest © lervey and Emily A. Brown, aged Joare ‘and 6 months, 7 : ho family are invited to of the parents, 42 ‘The relatives and friends of attend the funeral, from the res\ ithout further notice. ‘on. —On Wednesday, May 13, Wits P. Bruscor, darling son Of Patrick and Mary Briscoe, aged nd 2 months. The friends of the family ari respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No, 130 St. Mark's place, without further notice. HRANNEGAN)—OD Tacsday morning, May 12, after a short, but severe tilness, Sanat, wife of Owen Brannegan, who is absent in the army, aged 60 years. The reiatives and friends of the amily are iavited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday: o'clock, from ber late residence, 280 Rast Onart—On Wednesday, May 13, after ashort but ee vere iliness, Axoaew J., son of John and Eliza Craft, aged 20 years, 1 month and 25 days. The relatives and friends of the family, the members of Hose Company No. 38, aio Insurance Patrol No. 1, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the reai- donce of his father, No. 3 Congress street, this (Thursday) Afternoon, at two d’elock, without farther invitation. Coutswa—in Bi jrooklyo, on Wevinerday, May 13, sudden ly, of debility, Davie’ Couns, aged 69 years and 2 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully fnvited to attend the funoral, fronrshe resilence of John 1), Collins, three houses {rom Mill street, in Court, Brook. lyn, on Friday afternoon, at two o’siock. Conniaas .--On Wednesday, May 13. Mire, Conmioan. the veloved wife of Patrick Corrigan, a native of the parish of Grone, county Kilkenny, Ireland: The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from her late residence, fo Washington street, on Friday afternoon, at batt past Ono o'olock Com*rock.—On Tuesday, May 1%, ator a long and ful tines, Migs Many Comstock, of congestion braia Due notice of the funeral will be published, in the Boston, Buffalo, Rochester and Albany papera please ‘ALOowER.—In some City, on Tuesday, May 12, Parse R._Fasconm, aged 41 years. ‘The relatives and (riends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, atone o’clock, from 110 Wayne street, Jersey . ‘The remains wii be taken to Greenwood. Fswxxrt.—Qn Wednesday morning, at two e’clook, peaeeeres CuaistorHen Fmcxunt, aged 1 year and a4 mon! ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his Parents, 289 Garden street, corner of Seventh, Hoboken, Unis (Thursday) morning, ‘at eleven o'clock. R.—On Wednesday, May 18, Jonw H. Hrurxs, son of the late Joho H. and Anne Heinke, in the 9th yoar of Die age. The funeral will take piace from bis late No, 1] Spring street,on Friday afternoon, at two o’cleck. Juans.—On Tuesday evening, May 1h of di ipetieria, Wiis, only child of William H. nd Anne’ E. H. Jeoks. oe sends of the fumily are invited to attend the fu- 49 Kightb street, South Brooklyn, thig — Sy) ‘afternoon, at three o’clock. xrrH.—In San Francisco, California, on Pm eam 10, 1864, Mra, Canouns P. Karns, wile of the Rev, ¢ 5e | tae Keith, Koith, of the Protestant Episcopal ee views » China. The friends of Mrs. Keith, and of her late husband, are respectfully invited to at ‘Trinity church, Brooklyn, of Montague and Clinton stroets, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past three o’chock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- tery for interment. ‘Lervverts.—On Tuesday evening, May 12, Ewma Gurr- nupny daughter of Lewis and ‘Phebe A. Lefferts, aged 4 years and 10 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tau) yedaa) afternoon, at one o’clock, from her late residence, No. 8 Commerce street. Lyo.—At Katonah, Lote) county, on Monday, May 11, Wauixr Sanrorp L aged 30 years, ‘The funeral will take Mace sate (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, from the residence of his fail Mxrsgreav.—On Tuesday, May 12, Jacos W. Mansn- ‘REAv, in his 634 year. ‘The relatives and friends. are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, at St. Andrew’s church, Richmond, Staten island, this (Thuréday) afternoon, at half past one oe! McGovgrN.—On Tuesday, May 12, Mary, the beloved wife of Marks McGovern, aged 46 ears, @ hative of the Parish of Templeport, tow! of Berabby3 county Cavan, Ireland. The friends of the family, and those of her brothers, in Duffy; also her brother-in-law, William he funeral, James and Jobt Reynolds, are reapectiully invited to attend this (Thursday) afternoon at one o'clock, from her late resi deuce, 157 Mott street. Her remaims will be taken to Caivary Cemetery for interment. Mclermorr.—On Wednesday, May 13, Many MoD=rworr, widow or James Mclermott, ative of ‘the parish of Mul- be county Cavan, ireland, aged 47 years. funeral will take place from late residence, No, 127 West Twenty-ninth street, on Friday ly at half-past one o’clock. Nucent.—On Tuesday, May 12, Joun Josern NuGEnr, aly son of John ahd Catharine Nugent, aged 1 year and 12 days. Forty fifth street, on Thursday afternoon, at thtes | — ‘The relatives and friends of the family are most respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 582 Ninth avenue, ‘corner of Foriy-third street, thie (‘/hureday) atternoon, at two o’clock. Dubiin papers please copy. Preian.—On Wednesday morning, May 13, CaTuaRine Pumuan, only daughter of John and Maria Phelan, aged 1 year, 8 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atterd the funeral, from the residence of hor —— , 178 avenue B, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two Rosensavm.—On Wednesday morning, Ewaxumt, infant fon of Albert 8. and ateaBeth’ Rowen um, The funeral will take from the residence of his grandfather, David Bara Lagoon Bsq., 205 West Fourteenth street, this (Thursday) morniny na “at nine o'clock. The relatives a7 ice of - family are invited to attend. Sworps.. 12, CurisTorHer Sworpe, & Bative of Rn eneey: ssi My Ireland, 87 ‘The relatives and friends of of the feral family, “his father: |. in-law, ‘Donohue ; also his brothers-in-law, Thomas and Philip Donohue aod’ John Horen, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, this (Thursan; 4) ‘aflernoch, at one o'clock, from his late residence, East Twenty- pre In Noank, Conn. May 9, Capt. wer —In lay, May a Joanva Bawrmn, iu the ath year off his age, foe many yeare a resident of this city and ‘StmpMay.—On Wednesday, May 18, of quick consump. body (CHARLES FREDERICK weicx Sreouay, in the 2810. year of bis “Fthe friends are jnvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his bo William E. Dodge, 203 Madison avenue, on sEiig meee \» at OVE o’cloc! Warxrxs.—On 7 evening, May 11, after « short ana Same A. Watkins, friends aud preemie Tad ibe ineraborn ot sylvan Grove Lodge and Corinthian vg earth and the Ma- sonic order in general, are respectfully iuvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother-in-law, Mrs. John Valent! Second avenue, corner of Third street, this (Thursday) tel a! at three o'clock. WALen. My re Ligon lay 18, Patrick WALsH, a Da tive of the parish of Uriing, county Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 48th year of his age. ‘the relatives and friends of the. family are respectfully invitod to attchd the funeral, on Friday morning. at ee Esp from his late reaidenco, 66 Amity street, Br lyn, to St. Peter's church, where & solemn mage of requiem. wil be offered for the repose of his soul, and from thence, at Cn past ono o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery for inter: ment HAVANA LOTTERY. R OvaL ‘Hav. OFFICIAL D DRAWING or MAY 6 LAY 6 1863. |. Prizes. | Ne 2 Prizes. | Prizes, Woe. Pri eter Meee a $4001 1 400) 400) 111 400 40} 400] 11 s 100 000) . "600 490] 500 400) 400 17190. $400 bs 400 E 196. 400 . 400) 17 rd 1000) 17608. 400 11.400} 400 17590. 1400 Si aS e < Ba] 400 17720. $ 400) 400] 17728. 400 Bar 500} 17768. $400 500 300] 17887. 400 0) 17898. 1400 +500 30000) 18048. 500 Jgal:. 60) 13310. 400 Tg7a’ ° S400 12487, 400 1939. 400 18497 400 2190. 1851 400 3148... 400 «0 2-40 ‘oo 2236: :600) ‘500 2287... .500) 00 Ba z 2061. ...500} 24248, 00 2722....500) 24254... 400 2751... ..400} 14395... 400 2785... 400) 25078... 50 2789... 500) 25927... 00 2820... 500) 254085... 400 2587. ° °° 400] 25898. : 400 3340. 25 13 400 3809....400 25041....500 aa 88 ea 8 3749: °* 400) 25762... 400 ys. 400) 26962. : +500 79... 500) 25875. 400 411 H 26879... 1000 4238, 0) 25071... 00 4417. : L400) Noa Prizes| Noe Prizes q BYID. 8917... 8918. . 600} mium paid for Prizes, frformation furnished. Highest price paid for Doubloons, American Gold and as TAYLOR & CO.. Bank .. Banke oC } Wall street, New York, LOAN OFFICE! 5 A T 77—PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS WANTED. 1 pay 25 per cent more than any other person for pa’ ay 9 = —" Fo! diamonds, water mlverw gars, te. prices paid for old gold and ‘iver, Beat 17 Bloed Up stalra T (88 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND STREET room No. 5, HENRY HYMAN procures advances of cash on Diamonds, ret or unset, or buys the same for cash; also on Watches, Silver Ware, Piauoe aad Personal Pro: pert NASSAU {STRERT ROOM NO. 2, UP STAIRS, ighest eash prices are paid for Diamonss, Wateh Miescription, or liberal. advances made erred, by A. HONIGMAN, Broker and Commiasion Merchant, ie in one y Private of PATNRoRERs TT lng, Diamonds, Dr of Clothing on hand Froel uy $15 Apacs ote, nat Pan RO REVEL, 1; Cassie Linew Coats, $1 427 Broome street, = SPORTING. DOG, PARTLY BROKE, JUBT Me would part with him for wt be Lh or 12 bore and not t 62 West Eiguteenth “YOUNG SETTER price will be given for owene Ol W. y' 4, on Newtown creek, “ eeond and third bridge 140 for sale a fourteen feet tu 1 Pilot Boat, price 823. — PRANCIS BUPL < IP, TAS ook for save, ee, Butler's in) the choice breeds of bi ure, Fi erminator, ‘&e,, BL RS work $1. Dogs Medioines fur ail diseases. OR SALI Dog, well train Nie LARGE BLAC K REWFoU NOL, and a good watch Dog; on @ Bull Terrier, oneemal: Kya 7 nid Tana and three wmiais : st breed and good ratters, et, firm floor, JOUN GRAY. ‘]TALIAN GREYHOUNDS, BNOLISH, SCOTCH AND Bk Ferriefs, purest and finest breed; also Mockim =. Song Thiushesand Talking Parrots, (or sale at ery W PANTED- a SAILBOAT, < AT RIGGEV, FROM & TO | 80 feet er fastened, and not more han two years prevernged. | Add hos Lee New i ok Poet offjce, with il particuiare ne x6 rive, Ae., aad where to be - NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 14, HS AND COL! SIXTH A’ OGHS ANB Gol wish to ag ABB col wo doore from Tent couaus AND COL seinetwvad OVER NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH aud ABB Socks uapasae 98 ‘ait UGHS AND CO) Pomreneee 5, ao, — Cast " are more prevalent during the spring monthe then ai any es uli ronenAe , other season of the year. At the present time threat and tung complaints abound to an extent unknown, and NISAT THE NEW STORE, 114 THIRD AVE- iD ate ar He i ‘BE ng complain hygherto tr An THE, EW STO. | it iw the duty of every one to procure a medicine which will Armelhaten ruse of Gant Of Clviing Bs Feraitare ota ‘c...for the New 3 FS iit eure these disorders, The follow ‘will be pal mn $7 to AND WE INV peeves ‘STOOR ease, from gi'10 $18 for Goats, from n$2ogotor | AB A PROOF OF TH WISTAR’ F kinds of dresses, furniture, carpets, GREAT CHEAPNESS OF coal goons, WistaR' ives ont peers wl De paid in cash. on oF ad ‘oth Wikstal Ladies attended by Mra Mise? DOA Fourteenth street | Coece“GRos PRE RHINE, fh 1B8, frome ta aot oe 187, TTHE AGENT'S STORE, 2 312 SEVENTH AVENUE.— | Yard Wide CHEOK FOULARD, best quality, at $2. if Received, a large order from California and New Or- rr WISTaR feana’ to rohase Cast or Bee Apparel, | Car. PLAIN and FIGURED COLORED SILKS, from 9s. and up, WISTARS B. oe be, pa caPor sik Drews $12 to 8 $0 $10 | BLACK DRESS SILKS, Plain, at 7a and up, poh. | 8 woollen ani Dresses, ———e fo aanfe, pleasant and reliable remedy, Ti been pre- Bhs Gland tee to It val COLORED MOIRE ANTIQUE, vory beh 3 — wet ae from | ROSENBERG. tga it on or feet = Pon a cay LARGE VARies! OF OFNEE many years, and tore venth avenne. c nee pa Mr oy Hovenbers ‘where you will be dealt with to your satis- wivils, DRESR GOODS STOCK. ” gosh Coe pata pl hay hain POSITIVE PACT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, i en eeT MIE GITIS oe ii ihn A you wane io Feet, we twos wale for your cast’ oit | AND CONTAINS ALL. ane TATES? NOVELTIES IN Clothing, Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry, the best pened ALPAS lOHATKS, INS, Gols wkend anole tA. HAR I tnind avenue, be- OZAMIG We * AIEAKLAN GLAOH. LENOS, fpyeen Tairtycightn And Thirty ninth atrecta, east ide, OREFES, Por (REGENCE, POPLEIN HEANAISB , is ai an ra eet Rota Neu Tone Ladhnenenaeats | atthe f ollowing prices pery ey e] em iarrie. ia fies td sgougine res the tg ae Bio,, 873¢0:, and up. 186 SEVENTH AVENUE. THE WHITE G DOMESTIC 8T00 aa wiih berastaristed'to.acevue prices. | contains arse eta dined phe airs ya for Gast om Clothing. Carpets, Maraiture and ads BENS TOWELS ANT AND CRASHES Sage ee ate stare bby a great Pangiediess mtiemen. that we pay SHIRTING AND Ip auseriN ‘MUI Blt the’ follow tua rieee*—For Silk geass 10 ca, fips TS, GINGHAMS AN BLN gp b; for Coats, $4 to $14; for Pants, $1 Wo $5, wt THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES. rris, 166 Beventh avenue, Beiwgen'te atte ahd Twenty ‘street, Ladies attended by Mrs, Harris, — Also $ cases figured Marsel's, at 28, 6d. a yard, worth 6a, CLOAKS, CLO. LOAKS, cLoaks, ALL THE LATEST IN SILK AND fog | eee me NURAT VARIETY, AND VERY CHEAP. HAWLS, BI SHAW) ALL THE newzsr FABRICS weaciow’ T 208 SEVENTH AVENDE, $5 $12 FOR SILK Dresses: Coats, $5 to $22; Pants, 8 to 87, are guaran teed to be paid, having received orders ee « aitvorn! ia. bi galling on or addressing, by post, LEVENSTYN, anyone will De honestly dealt with, ies ‘aitended by Mrs GREAT DEMAND.—$200,000 WORTH “OF CAST or Clothing wanted, ‘or New Orieans, Ladies aud A tlemen having the above articles to dispose of the uudersi a: hoe fe a pe to pny th follg ing prove:— From, $10 49 its TN SPRING SHAWLS, cans 7 ~ ares rom oe }. from $2 wo v1 ‘The only genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is pre- ial Carpets ‘ ratte En: tis i est i oe From $1 50 to $90. er i iver, el lamonds, ¢ pared by BETH W. FOWLE & CO., Boston, whose name ie ae pea i Sect Tenipe en En Hiakae aalkeer CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM OF-FASHION, address J“ANIIALT 183 Seventh avenue, between Twen: OW. =a or Printed on the outside wrapper of each bettie, besides having | {).1), jaud Brenty-ursi streets, Ladies aiteaded by Mre. W. RB. ROBERTS, Proprietor. Anhalt nexegrerten ore on the same wrapper the written signature of NAYNOR’S NEW 81 1. Burrs. T 198 SEVENTH AVENUE, THREE DOORS FROM ‘The ish amir) mos t asaortment of 1. BUTTS. ‘Twenty-third street, west alde, Iniies and gent Hi AND SkIRTS + hore tain the high'at cash price for their cast off Cloth over ‘ofered at rt il in New York, Oue, immense. eteels I Burrs, Biture,. (i arpela, Jewelry, Ac by cail'ng on oF sare being purciased before the aivauce, we will continue to y BUTTS. MRS. J, GOLDBTEIN, ‘at the above number, No uribeg charge old prices, GAYNOR, Tn porter and ryan teeceeer. i Burrs, prices oilered. Gentlemen attended by Me Goldsein. 765 Broadway, beween Kighth and Niuth x. Burrs. Lape : BUTTS. T THE NEW STORE. 387 SEVENTH AVENUE, YOU "ACE GOODS AND EMBSOIDERIES. 3 By ovn get the highest price for ¥« Cast On Bi loth ing, 2 PIECES BEST PUSHER FLOUNCING LA pane Qarpete and Furniture, all or uddress a note to M, LiiV¥" Sig to $2 yard. VERY WIDE, and best goods other were mon sted ealth venth avenue, between Thirty-fourth wad Thirty Gfu Tos penehenti say ae. manny wanted and b streets. N. B. ‘“Laites attended to by rs, LEVYS ‘6-4 PUSHER SHAWL LACES, a —_— REAL LACES, of ¢ er: POINT COLLARS, THR AD CO! Juv 0 doren Ladies’ Linen Carnbri 128, a ern "Pi “qa aig APEST LINE ‘OF TAN injured; to sel) any other is fraud, which renders the descr! vender liable to criminal prosecution, Pamphlets containing certificates from many well known persons will be sent to any one ove destring them. T IB THIRD ay! pide a! BETWEEN SEVENTH A ‘AND nd gentiemen will find it to - iothelr advantage tn dispoting of Snewr Cast, Of Clutping, ‘pets, Furniture and Jewel Fy, aa we have this day nicely. ed_& iarge order and are bound to all it, We will guarai to pay 2b percent more than any other dealer in 4 Gall on or addresa.n mote by post to H. JOBE H, 13 Third CHIEFS ANB REE Hea cliched aa i rab rona’ ‘4 Handkerchiefs—a full stock, Gent's Linen and 8 ik Hundkerel plete, | ‘at very low prices, atts 10) FRENCH EMBROIDERED T LOW a4 ES. DR, WISTAR’S“BAESAM OF WILD CHERRY. avenue, opposite Cooper Ine Ladies attended by Mra of eve desen 4 ULL LIN: EDL. BE Wistans BALAN OF WitD SHenny: pana ‘ INSHICHINGS, INeANTS: WAIST 1 aR eborwog axe Di WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. GREAT BATTLE, FOUGHT-TE VioToRY. 18 | BX ice 00 n DR. BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. gained, entiemen, it has been victorious | » ALL COLORS of Gronalinen Baregen, Grenadine Valls, DE. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERR in dolty pronounord, by areas maiiy, tha. '.” MINTZ, of | Lae Veils, Taread Vells, Harves, Colne, Dé, WISTAWS BALSAM OF WILD BRR Sis ajstl' avenue, has toon paying tne highest pr.cos, th cathe “mM “SiAcy, DR. WIBTAR'S BALGAM OF WILD OHE for cht off Glotuing, € ee ‘Jewelry, &c.,and still means nd 206 Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourteenth st, DR. Wi BALS WILD CHERRY: to eoutinur to do 86, 1's au wl favor hin with w ncte or SS Su-TH W. FOWLE 4 2 CQ... Proprietors, ale arene Pe eats LA DURDEN Sihs! made’ up UNDERGARMENTS, mpont str, ere 1s : : Boston, Mi a perfect humbug! but the best and way yonean dois | Orders in iis department executed in the best manner et Sold by all drug; ist, faddresa us above, then you will know sure yOu will rcvive ‘short notice. —_———— satisfaction. Do not forget the old. well known desier, B. R. H. MACY, NSOLES, BEL1S AND ARM Mintz, and the number, 283Sizthavenue, Ladiespunctually | 204 and 206 Six doors below Foutreenth st, The Galvano Electro Metallic Insoles, Bas Amis, ae attende WIRE: 7 Re clam the wurest ren edy (ae thousands who har@-used them ii Seana Ms E, MURE'S, a reat@ritain and the United Btates can ) for curing NTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—THE SUB- On OdgA MINN, STRERT. art ~— a nah ROrepaR Ae. | tigind ceuticnane Gist Oa Conhic ‘iepeadeiaion csaaahinaston iemonaie Tn tke iy The latest styles cases, a and: in gentlemen's : Tashionat remedy.” Glassware, dc. ‘Ladies and co ulve ts a trial | of Collars, Scarts, Ties, always on hand. Hosiery, Gloves, Insoles, $1: aba gig einer 7 soy eat sf Sea pater eb acon a fo a fae ta opur ad rams: Pewee tioee nso! tr. PTD ‘sent ne tga of on or address note vision street, pee REP PM Le mri Ne HS ptt shied diel for atiended by Mrs. Mis Po MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STOREKFEPERS, AT GKAND STREET MLCT Goons 3 5 ¥.—H. ROSENTHAL, HAVING. ‘ou can purchase cut lengths eet nd ap beeen iON Sppasci: Furaitare, Curpetarden etry, bon ty cs mgwearog Tenge d une down, oR sco SKS , arAwe and ‘arniture, Cai jewelry, calling on or we ve Best an WOOD, Editor ay oeacee a addressing bia Indies aca pentiemes can oblain the wicnost . hes EDWARD RID: Value for each article. Ladies attended to by Mrs, Rosenthal. this The rene oft MONDAY Wi commence on my remember, und try 283 Bowery, opposite Great Jones S11 and 31144 Grand and Alien are AY, weed ES 1368. Fifth block east from Pawo ee Daily News per annum Six dollars cana aia hm --- Sera INDOW SHAD! ; «0 - angle copies T EZEKIEL'S OLDEST STAND, 1% SEVENTH AVE- MOLD SHADES: Weekls editions per anni nue. ladies and genticmen can obtain {rom $6 to GOLD SHAVES, Communications to it for Silk Dresses, from $5 to $15 for Coats, from $1 to $6 for » GOLD SHADEs. BENJAMIN ¥ Woon New York Datly Kews, Panis: aio Carjets, Furnivurs, Jewelry “le, A note bypost |. GOLD SHADER. Hall square, New York ct Punctually aiended to by Ku 84 Se Seventh avenue GOLD ES. usenet ible dip: saeraiel desirine oe ek, | Batwoen NincWrenth abd Twentieth sirceta. Ledice attend: w carriers-will leave their “dies al ise ed to by Mrs. Ezekiel. wa T THE NEW STORE, 223 SEVENTH AVENUE.— REMOVAL. A ies ana gentiemen afe puaranieed to Frocive tug oat w tb Be : Soft NEARS or Seok are REMOVAL —THE GBARFERBERG. OMPANY HAG | Bittre, Caryets, ke. for the Western Neetel Wins tod a. OWTE AND BUF: HOLLANDS removed (rom No. 2 Wittiam street, | fy youre. Ficise do not forge: to aadrves of call oo Soe vixt corner of Fulton street, ® J. F. SP. BRIDGE Par page 4 Mr. 222 Seventl ue, near Twenty-fifth etreet Bole agent for customers and patients at the same place, No. 139 Ladies attended by Mrs. BRAY’S SPRING FIXTURB, ae Bs! IN USE, HARLES MILLER, DENTIST, LATE OF 92 FOURTH TIENTION —W Bnei SE, SARE, OFF NDOW SHADES FOK STORES, G avenue, has moved to to 128 Lexington arenue, corner eT aiken tok Unk cba woslie kimiee ot Gay $ WINDOW SHADES FOK SIORKS miisand aff ptuers wissiag ote: also Furniture, Carpets, &c. A note ee ta io Mor, Mie ARAMA ap ovont ag, | WINDOW BRADAS Ait g Suates roe extza PFLAUM, WHOLESALE WINE AND- LIQUOR » ose Ladies at en ome has'removed from 47 New Canal sires Pott | de, NB. —Ladien attended to by Mra A,” shee SHADES FoR sir iag {i avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh street SHADES Fo og R. CREAN REMOVED TO NO, 6 BARCLAY “ LACE oon. Street, next door w the Astor House, a5 359 mi za t HAD Loxs, contains, orn ut . ———— es S And all Kinds of Trimniee eo Curtains, nnn TTENTION, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—i00 SIXTH EN, McOLELLAN ‘avenue, between Twenty-sixth arid Twenty: Over seta No. rag ge Sap —s sbenuifal enactment arose. you can mowers. fifty ber cent more for you G. L. & J, B. KELTY. leave fo reurn thanks tothe Buble for the liberal sclty. i willipay’ fromm, ot to Oe Ha 500 Broatoey, age bestowed on it amen ie of eng docu o ack ia $v $4 or St Drees. Ant al sual nye PROUEINE, the choteest Ales, Winee. Brandive, | uropo.tion. “Call on or address J. DI REWARDS. Wht ue te eanuhg to inure a ooutincabce et psuiar | see erenle REWARD —LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAR™ satisfaction ATE THE Oo OLD" $s a small Market Book, on going down Fulton Col. J. L. FRASER, Manager. avenue, Indies und centleme tb Brootiyn. The under will rocetve the ye Reward Ftunity to dispove of their Cust Of Wearing A) he undersigned hes just regeived an Order from New Orleans emomminy to $i for which articles 1 will best op the (hanks of the owner by oll QiLutaM ¥, ats NAM "ASTROLOG! ¥. . AAPL P PA ae gnarantee to pay 25 per cent more than Lag Say REWARD.—LOST, A 8MALL WAITE A Beets at MADAME LEROY, THE GREAT | {heir pico aa atta erat prices for Carpet aio Frat | GO) SEE ik omaha eon ith fatrs of Iife, love and marriage: nrranges vusineas and cives | e4'to trie ort See by pow wil be Punctualy atten! | iy Orange mari rs to the name of Charlie. Any Jucky numbers. Interview $03. LS. tlhe Li son returning the d N. Y., will receive ti REWARD.—LOST OR Lar g ON SATURDAY, ‘heiin's Hotel, 415 Graud Yukat, Gentleme! ngorsni No. 206 Raymond street, near Fulton tion guaranteed. is STONISHING. —NADAM ROW, SEVENTH $5 i Vat black and tan re we; answers daughter, has foresight to teil pon woon and ed often street. i ES e reward omit ve ‘ae “ yes a tees : Gres Tale cnas tree ies crete ace es] Te Is WORTH W Wi EIATE NTION LADIES and Twel rth streets, 5 tm full Ne ik Dresses, ow, — —_ Kudlow tfcetbolow Heuston street 20 tenis. Genuewen this Don't you believe REWARD —LOST (SUPPOSED AT THE OPERA jot admitted, But no more can you ‘on the Sth fi & Gold Ring, set with a I rious prices as advertised by cbers. thyst. The above i will be pald'on leaving N at De. Ladies and gentle — ‘ou cau well avoid fromn being hum bugged by calling at ve or addressing @ note to the well HARRIS, 164 Seventh avenue, where ¥ Dixon’ ‘a, 29 Amity street. OOK HERE!—ARE YOU IN TROUBLE!—HAVE you been deceived or trifled witht, Have your fond hi blasted f 80, Ko to AM known & tt REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, 9TH INST., been blasted Ly iulse promiseat If so. gu to MADAM ROBS. | Yi0'TS feat with satisfactorily, and receive the Tull value $1 Mink Fur Collat, bewwren Spring sironk jhe brings ther those long se] for each ee @, Please not forget the number, 164 Seventh jcComb's Dam. Tub tinder will rec the above reward Tarnie isto af avecat co Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets tended by Mra, Hl. Hi CASHBERG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR j. Cast Off Clothing of ladies and gentlemen. Parties waited on at thelr dwellings by addressify L. Cashberg, No. 48 Twelfth street, one hundred tet west of Hroadway pak the thanks of the owner by rewureing tt 34%. pou oh REWABD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, A Bes $25 with a buf oa spot on each side head. when Tost had @ vlack collar trimmed with red Jon. to an invalid chiid, ho will warty re receive the death unless he * urought t above rd by bringing | ‘ADAMB HARVBY | WISHES To INFORM HER MANY frends and the all the atfai 7 5 wk, that she ean be consulted on irs of life. you wish the truth call and see her pce near Rivington, $i. Lucky numbers given. AL. —— POSITIVE CURE GUARANTEED TO BVERY LADY ADARE RAY 18 THE BEST CLAIRVOYANT AND A atts Ub ore medical or Scurnical Sones by $2 DOG, L087, APRIL ee yer por ivi es oy poh aa “ay Tarriages 30) eer Can be be consened a Pi privave soomse, ht Lg 4 Brod. | he esarn ie SS sees Pre ol ohime taller; he an eveth vaveue, near TWeuly nseveuth street. Ladies, 5c; | WAY. 3 Ne ‘York, atall hours of day and event ners tae amet Prince. pply at 66 East Seventeenth en, went LL FORMS OF CHRONIC AND FEMALD DISEASES ‘cured in the shortest passible time by Dr. HENRY, WL RD.—LOST OR STOLBN. ON | A $50 aay aot ‘New York and. Yonke Mt Wart DUVAL, INDEPANDENT CLAIRVOVANT, ost Fifieenth street (the collage), between, Sixth Bleeckeristreet, corner of Greene, nearjBroag ay, New ' York. Paruall insane, mae eres Frock Coat, Hint Pocketbook, I * cor al trom io $70 er Wal nation ot ont SP ataien propery aoecnt or | A LL, WHO SUFFER FROM DISEASE SHOULD GAUL | humng cane, No, 8800 and & “plamoad Ring” ‘The nbore Estar arate lawaulte aint business affairs | 2h Mad Mrs. W TY reward wilt will be paid to whoever will return the articles to - tients can mined by letter, R, aa ie MRS. DUVAL, CLAIRVOYANT AND Ciairroyan tations on bust 0. 92 ) REWARD. HOST, (ON MONDAY, TH JST, Electric Physicians, successfully treat il diseases by th street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, $5 about 46 P. ear the Astor Hous. Rew ¥, 4 agold Watch, plain white @ to " elecirie power, oF by Todian Wuoover will leave the waich or and it No. West Fittoenth street, Letween Sixth is T THE OLD STAND—CONSULTATION: ur Sree teens Dr. BARKOW, author of “Human Frailt that shall load to the recovers, at the St. : | M* romans, THE CELEBRATED EXOLISH PRO. er street, four doors, from Macdou, lougal street, ew York. KML HALL no we ese. arrive: uu h t omg sued’cn al adairsof life. She has'e nat avaral git of fre: | T)R, FERNANDO BELMONT & CO. RECENTLY RE ce the turned, after visiting all the i ihe leading hospitals in rope, have opened their new offices at No. 767 Broadway, corner of fiat surget, where they can ve eonsulted, from AM. toW P.M. Cotisultation in ail the modern languages, ight, ‘and can, tell you all ou wish to. know ‘present and the future, strictest confidence obearved and undenia' tafaction doe No. 107 -Third » between This ter 4 For streeta, Hours Vto7, Be aud 90, Gentlemen 1 hot admitted, RTIFICIAL BONE jiuares vOR DEGAYE D> AND sensitive teeth. Old roots di up, mere sheils restored fF original Nisefulnoan an MR A td ndon, can be consulted with the mAst honorable co office, 20 Centre street, be- ————— R. COBBETT, | MEMBER or THE NEW YORK UNI- bie i warranted by the discovere! ‘0 P’,: SITION.- —THE BEYER FAILIN G MADAME versity (Medioal College), and College of Surgeon: At bis rooms, 869 Broadway, wear Seventeenth street. a) Ww RR, from Eorope, was born with @ "natural gif. 10,000 testimonial ry ne on He past present and future. on all | dence oF special diseaser, at his tween Chamers and EETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED AND WITHOUT ‘through life, brings together those long Reade, having. private enirance at marr: Bhe also writes the No. 6 City Hail re charge unl Sundays, Phin.—Splendid seis of Teeth, $10. feetk filles in 1 ke iy. iruneninens interpreta rea arte from 11 A, M. olay bom maniier Bl, Aching and lodrnted Teeth nb i ree. 8, take notice; you who have been deceiv a and war | Without pain, ‘oan exarn ae ho hi f R. COOPER, 4 DUANE, STRERT, MAY BE CON. | cmens. Sausfaction guaranteed, at INGERSO! Sy frien, lorers, toe who. have been unfortunate in life, D ssiad on all diseases Of a certain mature, ‘Twen ; 9 * 5 5 BS yo fe adver sad gives eeeastenuceed ene toon te ht years excluaively sevoted. to those complaints enable fe hitn to warrant a cure ih all cases. ‘The victims of mispiaced confidence in wedical pretensieré cau call, with a certainty of Deing miically eured, oF no pay. ‘are founded on natural hundreds who dail humbug. No, 10d t Se enue; HAMe on the door. which is pro rly. visit JAIN POSITIVELY DONE AWAY WITH, IN EX. ing teeth, by using my new Chemically Purified rfectly harmless in every re Gold Ful eth street, cornet Gentlemen not admitte Kt - ” v N. Bats tanit Rotate tone has cee R. WALTER POWER, OBSTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND Ty ha gy ad PB ork ge WSTER (who has removed to ‘operating surgeon. author of the Ladies’ Medical Com- walt te pais arene 7 Sixty oreer Twenty-seventh street)? aod who panfione treats all diseases of fom with unparalleled aice Onpoaite Bloventh street. Eleventh street, ‘ean be cor with ontire satisfaction. Sbe has no equal, | bens, at the office, 0 Lispenard street, pouwey and meee ener care oman some J wae” i rou wich trae ceive haroeme that of | Canal street, Separate rooms and prt trance, 1.32 038 er visitor. ‘wish truth give ees Be fed without J.dAY ina RBATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD R, WARD, MEMBER OP THB ROY COLLEGE OF | 185 Grand sirest, two blocka. rosa, road ‘Cheeta Y Nar M Sane Surgeons, London, author of the» se,” | ingert ‘wis a8 & recommendation ocean Ls eEnaGEE tho cytecah acetone oer aia of ied don De nsteriied privacy sh ute, o@on, 0 Lispemard ‘street, ‘ies Li fentores drunken andeunfaith{ul husband secret ij | near Broadway, from 9 A. M. tll 9 P- Me Acuire is warrant! ed in every cane, Take you beloved by your heart's iol, and omether parted’, Ladies 26 centa’ ‘Residence go Thitd setweifth surect. R, RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRIVATE TREA- tise,” has removed to 80 Amity street, A YOUNG AND HANDSOME GENT, OF bf FY ts ae Le yp BH ” ‘he pay " oung 'miy, with a vie Sande Tone and of a very Carten ‘ve init ex. | changed if ag D. YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO Lapeer J ac. avenue, abov fi HO WOULD Nor Go To MA Wee se, one snd all, te coe guipupet 1 I8 RBALLY REMARKAMLE THAT 80 MANY CON. tinue Fe fer rae I wand ed WRB, dily and cheaply obtain consulting Hapenaed sect, from SAM, PP. Mee eimony. THBIR FORTUNE? WELLINGTON, U ily acknowledged fusrantees to secure 10 those and happiness, and warra| ngiish Propheiess, unive ‘of ail Astrologists, who Patoconsull her health, wealt to impart to thetn information of the utmost Importance, A ith @ vie tive to laws ourney®, absent friends, love, court: | wainted with @ young lady with ® lapusttion Money | Tien marriage, hidden tresaures, enemies and’ troubles; in Sho must be tandsome an: na ee r | fack of albadairs in lite, Brave soldiers, leara your doom of the | no object, Address W ration & | gor: death If you seek your ‘own prosperity and } M not delay to vist of addrens by letter this ied ancl beautiiul young TW iy: at ys ixth avenue, jguth street, Mise W. is the only persow in thie haa the genuine Roman and Arabian talismans for ae j ADAME DESPARD, FEMALE PHYSI MA orccoustuty and stilruily oli diseasen, Cray, meats | LADY AonD au gresty Fone gy boar reliable. be sent by mail to all parts. No, 101 Sixt etmek. soak a ee ye gar kaerae te ca great luck and. bisiness affaies—warranted for. li enue, opposite Bighth street. Ecchy agmbare scan. Aa ee Bg, reagent cre ADAME RESTBLL, PROFESS on OF Rens THIS erry LaE rence. runkenness cured and unt fal wives ad bos DA! 18.0 ry MaDwi . LADY IN OR E bands reclatmed M No lod Chambers street informa jadi; nok } r. Tena A tam bag RA dispoaition, her professional arrv ices that DM one Tatervidw Ja ‘we is necessary — desites to marry, she can fod & pare oh BOWER L—_MAADAME WIDGER, CLAIRVOYANT 165 and ited Apa ah Maly, anvil the mymeries of | t friends, sickness; Preeribes | We ty alvainentaas tela Tuchy aanbere, property lost Riise. ‘commu: to accomplish a positive cure, | a with Walter K. Sherwood, Union square Post ‘omlee, 0 CHARGE UNLESS cURED—pR. Hontens |! B°*'y" emery cures coral Discaacs when regular treatment and all other remedies fall. It i ‘the only reliance fora ONY MADE EASY. “WITH INSTRUCTIONS a atfeoslons of the oppo- nae ot "0 5 i Laibar gt ag Tn ord nm th 9] 7 Alb Wito SUPPER PROM DISE SE BHOCLD | Knowstfor the very many entrasrdloary evses n hes pertoren: rook vat 10 ot married rent as tad Bete 'an Sis Wooster sirest, Te ibe hace. | Temnatengaly drive the a nec atach aa he only N._ B.—Priots, Stefeoscopi: Views, 4a mone remedy on earth that does it. and wots, | togues wert on TS