The New York Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1866, Page 10

10 ‘Helena, in preeins wag taken from the Speater'e table, read twice aud referred to the Committee on Pub Nic Lands. COLLECTION 4 on motion of Wr ‘TrownRmar, bay (op) ‘of Mich., leave Jas given to report back (rem the Committee on Com- tablish the collection district ‘ao extend tho district of Puget’s Sou: Mr. Wasuaursy, ("-p.) of Iil., reported an amendment strike out the seovnd ‘section of the Dill, and insert in jou of it:—“That the Terriories of Montana and Idaho and the same are hereby made a new collection se ‘et, to be called the Distriet of Montana Losers hae hat'a collector at Lake Huron be appoint eat point to be d°siguated by the Secretary the Treas.- Po Also to add the \ollowing a6 @ new section :— “The Weollection district of Penobscot, in the State of Maine, nsball hereafter be called the Disyict of Castine.’ The amendments were agreed to, and the bill as ‘amended passed. The title was amended so a3 to read “An set to establish the collection district of whe collection district of Michigan, the collection district ‘of Montana and Idaho, and to change the name ‘collection district ot eae end % Mr. Conxtaso, (rep.) of N. NY. * presented the petition of citizens of wg = Hated N.Y, praying for Fiemermon 4 merican wool, winch was referred to tho Committee of ‘ays and Means, sha ATIONSL Bal Mr. Donxmuzr pr sented the etiions of citizens of the \State of Minnesota in favor of un inerease of the national founking capital i sed State; also in favor of action by “Congress for the better regulation of insurance compa- pies in the Un ted States. THE TAX ON DEPOSITS IN SAVINGS BANKS, |} wr. O'Nena, (rep.) of Pa., presented a memorial of tho prondcate of saving fund societies of Philadelphia, ask- that those institutions having no stock, and ‘whose business is confined to deposits and the isame for the benolit of dupositors only, may be relteved from the tax on deposits and the tax on interest Wane de- positors, ‘This was referred to the und Means, SSTTLEMENT OF THE ACCOUNTS OP TOE TREASURER. On motion of Mr Morris the Senate bill to facilitate the settlement of ‘he accounts of the Treasurer of the United Siates, and to secure certain moneys to the people of the United States or to persons to whom they are due, and who are eutitled to receive the same, was taken from the Speaker's table read twice, and referred to the Committee of Ways and Means, MSHAGE FROM THB PE SOUT TERN STATES: The Sreaxer presented a message this day received from the President of the United States, transmitting a communication from the Secretary of the Treasury, c! cher with a letter addressed by him yuna in Folerenggio the payment ‘by the Siate of the diy ct tas, On motion of Mr. Wasuavunn, of TM., the message and ments were referred to the Commit- tee of Ways nud Means, and then, at four o’lock, the ‘House adjourned. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Cases of Errors and Appeals from Courts in the Rebet Districts Laid Over to Next Term, &c. ‘Tho Supreme Court of ho United States yesterday, pro- vious to its ajo rnment sine dia, ordered that the several causes brought int) this court by writs of error or appeals from the circuit and d 4 courts for the sev ral dis- tricts within the States declared to be in rebellion by the proclamation of (t f the United States, dated ‘August 16, 1851, |: ‘ed of ai the next term of this court unde s thereof, and in rexular order as they may stan locket, Tae following reguia. tions have be n } i under which appeals may be taken from the Oo t ms to the Supreme Court:— RuleL.—In ali caus hereafter decided in the Court of Y 0, by set of Congress, such appeals are ad di © in wi allowable, th ‘ye heard dn the stpreme Court npon the following rent wud oo other: First, a tranmveript of the pleadings in. Use the Court. ang ne m nd vd the judgment or d-cree iusione or yee court us part of the tie ultiuate facts or proposi+ ablish in the mature of a ine evidence oa which these uiti- (see Burr vs. Des Moines County: a which judgments or decrees have wheat net Se 4s by law on sf PAN ting of the tae eeparately and corti The facts wo 1 such apy Goa Phe errors sliryot vo Bow paew-eocmalied by court in its Tul.igs, ent or decree in the case. ‘The r ‘of alleged error court shall, if peetheations ba IV end pecurstnty Slated certify. the same, oF many certify su i nodifieations of the ponts dieited aud 4. ‘as in the judgment of said court shall div nd. falrly prevent the point dr Sided by the cour: A101 the, transevipt meationed iu ule Ly O40 pt Give stator ut of nets and IaW shecein tioned, stall cous) ust tae cecurdon whic these oases siial! rane Ce be heard in the 84 1 Rule 3.—Ln 1 onlee of allowanse of appeal by the Justice thereof in vacation, A of time for granting «uch tHe ting an application is appeals still Toade for the allow gress al ite nh passed an act allowing appeals from the Court of Chums to the Supreme Court, and the above regulaions are framed in view of the fact. ‘The number of cases finally arcued, but apon which there wore mo decision®, and therefore continued ull next term, is fiftocm ‘Pheve Include the United States and Missouri tost vath cases aud that of the Springbok, the latter involving qnestion of blockad: Tn addition to. these ‘the docket contalus about two hundred and isiy vier cases, The Court at the term ast closed auuean od about eighty decisions, Foard of Education. LECTION OF A SUPERINTHNDENT AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, ETC. The Board of Edveation met last evening, Commis- wioner Vance presiding. Mr. Mnixx moved that the Board go into the election @ Superinvendent and Assistant Snperintendent of boots, to hold oftica two years from the Ist of June x! Mr. Hirenyay move fs an amendment, that the ques- next mveting. ‘The atnendient dopted. ra for Cy Superintendent, and you for Assistant in ‘the lection of Henry Kiddie, The Fommit ¢on Eiectous and Qualitications wed (at Richard C, Fellows, who was nominated for In- i teos ‘by the i the Fifth distret, in piece ¢ of J. Brown, was In every way qualified for the position, sand recommendiog (he conOrmation of the nominavion. rt was a lopied. rat moved that all tho districts in the city be pion f 3 Randall wa japerintendent res Mr. represented by ai loast one 1oember in the Consolidation Commitee, od the motion as qstur on the Board, ators spoke for or against the motion, Voard adjourned. Action Againsi Poltce Kennedy. —C1RUUIT—PaRT 2, Before Judge Mason. Avni 4 EUs NV. Crow vs. John A, Kennedy,—In July, 1865, plaimti lent a horse and wagon toa man named Brannigan, for the purpose, as stated by the Inter, of bringing some provisions from the market, The man aud the wagon did not make their appearance again. 80 « Crow went » search of both, when he found 2 bore and wagon at the Lvery stabic establishment Mr, Frank Pe! ows, in this chy, On making appiien« <n for his property, Mr. Crow was informed, as he Toges, that the » and wagon were detained by Mr, Superintendent Kennedy, asthe man to whom they were lent bad been arres ed, and Mer. Bellows had orders not Phe plintit swore that he then ap- dy ead he could not get any sativfac- 1¢ property and recovered it, i detention, perintendent and now lrought om Wf In defence tt wart « r. Kennedy had no power over rv which bad been sotzed, and that the property clerk was alone responsible, as he bad given security to the Siace for (he proper performance ‘of his daties, Me. Kennedy was placed upon the stand and testified to hy The jury, under Verdict for’ deteanant, sv auning the deience set bp, Aawosding the vene of tie property at $600, and deciar- ing that the Uvle to (he horse and wagon was tn pos fervion of the yaintiff, and that the property was never held! y Seperis ody Coursea for pl derposl for defendant In 2 Promissory Not rT Foreign Language Valid Before One Courts! SUPREME COURT—GRNERAL TERM. Rofore Judge: Barnard, ¥. J, lrraham and Sutherland. Henry Nowery, Ayyeiton’, v0. Henry Dubasty, Reaponds ent. —The trial of this cae came Lys ae Tngrahain, at al Term, in Febroary, 1861, The complaint of Mr. sot forth that he was at the time ropeiaias of the novel known as the Hotel du Calo ae France, in Fast Houston street, in this city. It was atloged that thedefendant, ir. Henry Dubasty, boarded at ttt hotat for some length of ne os caiman a intl of $200, for whieh the anit A | prom it. wo note of the plaintit to - defentant for with interest, ‘was eet up as & counter cam. This note in 8 written the Freveh Tonguage, and presented before the Court in that form. After hearing evidences ae ee Trott an ra appeal ee teh rought ap on Mr. as the reepondent. Mr, cme vestervey Defore the General Term, ig tt CJ Tare pan been en the tastrumont derinted forth an the pionding, and that all — a been in the Bi Jany gage. point ‘Tete submitted that if the Court cau —_ udietnl of the Jnr um in which the inetrumen' couched. i igvoive the necessity of fu aries (rimedtetety perfeetmg themselves in : nit ~4 and mo ay whieh pen pty ow rea y polls, and which permeate through eo many chanpels of ovr vast commefcial tntercate 80) ike Seotuaie of the Ohoetaw tribe of native aS 0 Pend 4 way attorney an invitat on written Choctaw pie to dine with him at Delmonteo’s, ho were to sr eaapsigaa te and aver that if “(hie defemtam became ‘the plant in v) eet forth the mould it bea Counsel aske that the Judge Ingrabam be fev ersed — $$ CUBA. Organization of an Anti-Slave Trade Association. The Canadian Commissioners at Ha Reported Negro Revolts--Incen- diarism in the Island. THE NEW TARIFF A FAILUR New Line of the West Indies, panish Steamers in THE PETROLEUM WELLS OF CUBA. THE SUGAR CROP OF 1866. REVENUE PECULATIONS. &e. &e. &e. ‘The steamship Morro Castle, Captain Adams, from Ha- vana March 31, arrived at this port yesterday. Mr, R. W. Albert, the purser, has our thanks for the prompt de- livery of our files and despatches. Our Bavana Correspondence. Havana, March 31, 1868. ASSOCIATION AGAINST TIE SLAVE TRADE. Such is the heading on the original covenant, now be- fore me, and, as I am not aware that any of your readers have had a translation of its constitution, I give it to you, as follow “Association Against the Slave Trade, under the sanction of the superior government of the island of Cuba, data the 26th of October, 1865,” The object of the society is to aid in the complete and definitive ex- tinction of the illicit traffic known by the name of the In order to attain this the members pledge their honor to abstain from all acts that might favor the slave trade, tratlh and further, to fulfil the following obligations:— 1, Not to acquire by any title or right, directly or indi- rectly, from and after the date of this contract, any Afri- can negrocs introduced in the island after the 19th of November, 1865. 2. To contribute by all the means in tueir power, which may suggest themselves according to the inspirations of their consciences, towards the object of the society. 8. To inculeate to all within their reach the duty and expediency of the total and absolute sup- pression of said tra™c—not only diffusing these reflections, but attracting the largest possible number of individuals to this society, The names of tho members will be pub- lished, as they are enrolled, taking an account of them in ageneral register, with the dates of their adhesion. ‘The names of those who on infringing the social duties by positive acts become excluded from the association will be erased from that rogister, without expressing the causa, This exclusion will be decided by the Central Vigilance Committee, The number of the members shall be indefinite, and the largest possible, In each muni- cipal district there will be a vigilance committee ele: ted by the neighboring members, That in Havana will have the character of a central commission, and will be incon- nection with the local committees, in terms to be fixed by the regulations, Every committee will be composed of nine individuals, excepting the Central Board, which will consist of fifteen members, including the president Those offices will be honorary. Tho founders will constitute a provisional committee ior or- ganizing tho society, and to that effect will form the rogu- tations and receive tho first adhesions, When the num- ver of members amounts to one hundred they will call a meeting to name the Central Commission, which, as scon as formcd, will immediately proceed to depute the pro- vislonal local committees throughout the island, which in their turn will organize the society in its respective districts, where there will be a speciat register of mom- bers, whose naines will be likewise noted in the general regi-ter, N. B.—Members who obtain signatures will sign this paper on returning it to the secretary. THE ANTI-CHOLERA Q) ‘The quarantine in New Orleans bas created considera- ble disgust here. Everybody complains of its absurdity, while this island is in every respect by far healthier than any of the Gulf ports; and as to this city, it ‘s quite a pardise, as all strangers as well as Spaniards will covutirm, I am myself a resident in it for more thap twenty years, and have never known it to be more galu- ‘rious than it hasbeen for the past few months, Travel- lers to the Gulf and Antilles all say that this city is the healthiest of all, Our dailies are therefore quite vexed ‘at the military authorities of New Orleans, and the J renca of yesterday has a long lcador on the subject, THE CANADIAN COMMISSIONERS, ‘The British steamer Tyne arrived from St. Thomas on the 19th instant, with the three commissioners—Mr. Smith, Mr. De Lisle and the Ho. Mr. Ryan—appointed Ly the Canadian government to report on commercial re- lations, proposed lines of steamships, &c., between Canada and the West India Islands, They have received many flattering attentions from our anthoritics and some and se: of the prinel jpal merchanis, Mr. De Lisle and Mr. Smith loft yesterday for St. Jago de Cubaen route fur Jawaica, and bir. Ryan Jeaves to-day for Canada via Now York, (0 report the progress of the committee, , VUNRRAL OF SRNOR ZAMMANA. 1 have the melancholy duty te announce the death of another distinguished Cuban, Seuor Ramon Zambran corp Ona, mingled with the humblest of the roofs of the cortege passed were thronged; even the terraces: ‘rowded. enforced on the Ist of April, houses were THR SEW TARIOF A FAILURE, ‘The proposed tariff, althongh published, will not be colleges, orders, &e., Goueral, not be i, Was proper: Soo iotas ty be ouern ng well, was ay represented by hix fret aid-de-carnps All'the streets ‘tlievugh which the and flat was intended, All classes seem to disapprove of i, the dry goods as well as the 3 only pub a stop to further {mporis, but rain t ‘ision merchants; the former, in fact, not only ridi- cule the iden of paying the dutt ' a wig tired att 9 manufactures by wi ablege that some ot re ® hundred cent higher than beiore, whi, it ent . hot would not trade. DECKEE KEOARD Su COMPMATONS. m cents rv as if we were “retrograding.”” A late number of from sya that the ton,’ &e., which law bad lon, been the Gaeva (real contans @ new order ated the 23d of January Inst, to the effect taw of 1821, io in rogard to ‘conspiracies, sedi- repealed, has again been put in furcepawd, therefore, al! persous arrested by the Jar of sullitia forces on the above charges are w be ‘ried is future by the —w authorities, behets, apd whethe aroushy or incen is There wae one recently oe ‘ine plantat om Senor Feo. wirole cane F ap o ALY wae on Me we hear of volving & lua of pearty Wty (rowsand @ rumor afloat for that a revolt had taken place « "7 Place on 2 ee, There baw been Heroandez M £ they are io be jay with au: sey ny mm a a rani ie different div. to the Tam told that some of the late fires are attrib- ceniootn nd vf understanding between te slaves to make aquick finish to the seagon’s work, as they have made immense efforts to make up for lost timo at the commenveinent of the NEW SPANISM LINE OF Wiest INDIAN STREAMERS, A Spanish line of steamers has been established to run between and Aspinwal, Nicaragua and Jamatea ‘The first the Bacise is to sail on the 22d of April, to arrive at Tru: loon the 25th, ae Wearegee on tile 270h and at epluwall the aon at rare the Siar. s & dase & Cuba, tho brn, and to return to 1 aro in bor of getting # subvention of $8,000 for Overy ronnd nh Not a word more is said about that vingwer affair,” and 1 presume that they are comfortably estabiishod a3 Moat of the coolie ‘hich I named to arrived recently, bs but ttre ar ploy more ex} The French Yigal have had very litte illness on the Dates. ‘The entire mortality bas been quite insigoia- Havana, March 31, 1806, ‘You are aware that the number of Representatives to be elected for Porto Rico is six, and for Cuba sixteen, An equal number will be chosen by the government at -Madrid, So far I have not heard of any nomination on the part of the government there but one—Senor Vina- Jeras, a young native of Matanzas, long resident in Madrid, and spoken of in the highest terms by the Spanish party, The elections on this side of the water have closed, with,the oxcoption of two or towns and boroughs, among which I have to include our own capital, where the greatest dissension has been mani- fested from various causes, Senor Sama, although somewhat better, is by no means out of danger, He made his will last week, and, out of the three millions of dollars which he 1 said to possess, he has bequeathed one hundred thousand towards the construction, projected by our town council, of a general hospital, twenty thousand dollars to a hos- pital in his native town, Cataluna, and thirty thousand to a coll under the d direction of’ the religious ordor of THR neronaD NEGRO REVOLTS, Tho rumors about the negro rare on the plantations of Aldama and of Santa Cruz de Oviedo area perfect mystery; there are as res] le persons”? that confirm as there are éthers that Pontradiok them, The parties immediately interested appear to “hush up’ whatever it may have been, while others, who have nothing to lose either way, are evidently desirous to ex- aggerate. Therefore I full back to my own conclusion, a8 previously expressed, that there no doubt was a little “difference of opinion” between the planters and some of the darkies, who have most likely been assured by some white bugybodies that “iho Queen had pro- claimed their freedom,” while they knew that this only extended to thoso called emanci a, OF captured negroes hired out by government. People'that have longer heads than mine can see in all tlis tlie folly of government not having sent those captured negroes home long ere this, instead of hiring them out as slaves; and some say that it is “too Te to do so now, PETROLEU! I am assured that some ‘boring, ”” lately practiced in search of petroleum at Guanabacoa, on the other side of the bay, has been quite successful, and that several de- posits of the genuine oil have been discovered, If the parties were leas intellicent in the matter I should hav pronounced the article to be chapapfe, which I know very plentiful among those rocky hills, whose springs have proved very m ‘dicinal in certain diseases, The Spanish war friga'e Cortes sailed two days azo with fifty-two convicts destined for Centa. I believe some of them were taken out of the prison at the Isle of Pines, Were government to transport a fow of the vagrant native blacks it woutd do good. REVENUE PECULATIONS, To convince you how much vigilance {3 necessary to eraiicate peculation and contraband trade at tho sea- ports, I need only give one instance which occurred re- cently. It appears that the custom house at a near port oniy produced about five thousand dollars monthly, but since a delegate of the Intendencia was sent down to make a personal inspection it has produced about thirty- five thousand dollars per mouth. Lam happy to say that in consequence of a meeting held by the principal merchants and manufacturers, and the “‘memorial’’ they have aidressed to the Intea- doncia complaining of the enormous increa-e of duties, as proposed by government, the daily papers have at last taken up the matter with energy, and it now on); Ny remains with our mercantile men to obtain, by secon: ‘ug them, ‘thorough modilication of the tariif as pro- Po: Mr. and ae return to New York in this steamer, as woll as Mr. poem family. They have made a regular tour through island, and dur'ng their y obtained vee pore ‘Of valnable informat on. pteare glad to | ro that there is every probability Toomeninte ecm of that hasty qnarantine or- ee vsemnea by (asd military authorities, which they now. think was oni inatigated by your mereantilo yb, with a view to Jriian tae of sugar, mdlasses, &c. value of their stocks THR SUGAR From authontic information which I have been able to gather during these very dull days of Lent, I coms to the conclusion that the final result of the sugar crop w IL tara out from twenty-five to thirty percent less than had been expected—so that it may be about equal to the previous crop.’ There is no doubt whatever that our eae ake oe ‘ut the most precious po 1m congequeute of the great drought then prev penal antonto eS ee ppt we pn we wr ; and on this they now build their fond enabie them to come out “square.” ‘collestion en ef haman skeletons has lately been found 1m one of the canenelds of Union de los Reyes, similar to that discovered in the district of Guines, Numerous a tions have been started at differont (mos to ci origin, but but nothing has been oaene to throw any light on mystery, and the cesses" com- cm | repose quitiy in ‘the archives of the noiar 5 publi THE HEALTH BOARD. ‘The Washington Market Case=T- mony vf the Sanitary Superintendent of the Board on the Stand Nuisance= Complaints Filed Yesterday, &e. A farther hearing of the Washington Market stand case was had yesterday afternoon belora Judge Hawiey, Colonel Bliss, counsel for the Board of Health, and ex- Judge Allen and Mr. Lawrence for the Cominissioners of the Sinking Fund. Dr. Ed. B, Dalton, Sanitary Superintendent, being sworn, said:—That he was a physician by education; had been medical surgeon aud acting medical inspector of the Ariny of the Potomac; he had paid practical theoretical attention to sanitary matters; had a perfect knowledge of the construction of Washington Market; his opinion was that the stands around that market ob- struct the ventilation; the air eutors from the ride through these shanties; his opinion of this obstruction is that tt hax a deleterious effect on the ventilation and the food kept ther: aeidered that the arcnnge- ments are not proper for market purposes; he concurred ip the views of the In-pecvor on the ofensive effect of these riands; ho had visited the stands on the sidewalk About twolve o'cwck; meat was hung on the Vesey street side al that ume. By Judge Allen—When did you retire from the ser- me vice? A. I returned in M ; have been practiang in this efty noarly ever since; L have not been particu- larly acquainted with the health of the vicinily of the market xpce; the etreulation of ait is cut of by the stands abou! fifty percent; I don't kaow whe ker the LY Blais ure Op athe warm weather; jf ehut it lit improve the e lation about twenty ; my opinion is based upon the assumption that the win- dows were closed and thus interfered with the venthia tion Of the building; the market is principally encl: by the shanties; I directed my attention part Whe market proper, sewerage, drainage and fle: whole front uf the stands were removed we Would still have a slight obstruction to the ventilation; the other m obstructions would occur from the articles kept in the stalls; the effect of want of veutilwen would prevent the meat frou being sound; meat without this obstruction would last longer; I enw noi say how long fresh meat is ondinarily kept ip the markets; decomposition occurs in all meats soon after death; the effect of this want of ventilation would tend wo depress: the vital powers of the oce pants of the mar. ket—1 could not say how scrious; in twenty yea Viliated atmosphere ‘would have an evil effect upon health; the effect on one Tandred and twenty individ would depend upon their powers of endaranee; the want of ventilation by vitiating and diminishing the parity of the mar ket has a delete effect on those Wang acrons street, for luetance; the vitinted ait from ¢ market would not’ Locesarily be ried | iy the odor; when it becomes uohea'thy it would be odorous: a bad smell is necessarily unuealthy; 1 noticed no further facts objectionable in that comaned in the Inspectors (Dr. ey report of the think Uie salts spe- clally erally det nest to public health; the parm Bay of stalls over thi D prerentieg the flow of the gutter, and the want of \entilation in the market pre aro the only objections to Uiom as far as regards che cates af public healtl Goroact lista the crowded condition of tho i: js unfavorable? Dr. Dalton—It is, in my opinion; the projection of the stalls over the atreeis and cutters is not more detrimen- “Ee than the damp stone Moor in any building. Lawrence—ls the eect of air passing over meat at ‘ashington marker digerent to that passing over vila teach ote iu this city? ’ p—1do not know much as to tho arrange meni of the other markets of the ety Colonel dotir.d to know ftom Ju Allen, if they adimited that the stonda around the Washington larket occupy the public streeis, to whieb the Jarge plied that they did pot Ir. Lawrence wanted to know if the Board of Health claims to have power to romove city property in the vighwaya, Colones Bl'as enid that the Dard da have the right to remove @ yh the deem detrimental to publig healthy fie tien asked fhe an adjourament to fies collect Partver evidbuce to dispose of any qdestioas of the The care was we. adjourned to Friday morning at ten ben yh ther hearing. ‘other cotoplainis received by Cotinel Bartrai Shaler of sista oven tgs Fe ted rie ing td ao See ay cru the Failfoad stables opposile, are permitted frequen iy to vemmala (n the strevts Tor tweott dour Bours. The slaughter house of Mr. Gall ‘304 West Forty- Afth strect, the washings of which fll the cellar of the adjoining house, No. 206. The complainant asks for the Soria © she pewmiaia, and shat proper ewerage con- may be made and the place cleaned, “aoe sewer tn fh pore Lay between Ciark and Varick, oF ih roa ees ve an spanmies. of dwelling is eee From sewor ened a] ie how tin de mimory of the oldost Inia. keh n ig eaves by the door or ot o a ikea District Station House. ine o di capdielan, of Prana ree, between Wall by 3 cow, and a calf stuffed an blow: cuneate as being unfit \wasenee sow MARKET—A wt SY ‘HERALD. pen Yor«, roan Apel 4, 1808. Meeting of the Street Cleaning Commis- sloners. > Ata meeting of the Street Cleaning held yesterday at njuo A, M. at the Mayor's office, it was resolved tp pay the contractors their sem!-monthly dues for cleaning the streets, notwithstanding Mr. Jackson 8. Schultz's dissent, Tbe majority of tho Board, after an | extended discussion, decided that the interests of the public would be best secured by euch payment. The fol- lowing reasons were given for support of the resoin- tion:—First, in case that tho contract was abandoned it was doubtful whether there was any public body pos- ngs anaes uate powers to enter into a now contract, or me aes the streets cleaned at alte fea an At, considering the con- flict of testimony as iy the. ‘dereliction of daty on the part of the contractors to clean certain streets between the police on one hand and the employers of the contractors .on the other, it is not clear that the abandonment of the ‘contract might not result in serious, loss to the city. It is algo generally conceded that the streets are on the whole in a far more cleanly condition than ever before at this season, and on the part of the contractors an earnest desire is shown to fulfil in good faith the provisions of their agreement, It is very evident that an immense lot of work is being done, in order to guard against a mi-understanding existing between the police and the contractors the follow/ny resolution was aslopted :— Resolved, That the contractors for cleatiing the streets be requested to return each day to the station houses of tho several precinc's of the Metropolitan police the work done on the streets therein, and once a week the work omitted to be dove, with accompanying reasons, LETTER FROM THE CONTRACTORS, ‘The following communication from the contractors for cleaning streets was presented to the Commissioners:— New Yonx, April 4, 1866, To THe Mrwnens or tie Steer Cunanina’Commission:— A report charging us with omissions to clean made to you, at the list session of the Com. mission, and eertain jpier! noes with us in the perform. anes of onr work, induce us again to cominunieate with you on the subject of our contract and our operations under it, We assert that we have performed our contract in all tex apecis and at alf times according to its provisions, Oureon- trict does not require us to keep the streets clean—its re- nirements ure that we should sweep and remove the es & week, when the ele- rr ‘street residents upo nd gurtage i lo it, and thas neutralize all we have done. The provisions of the contract were framed upon the experience of persons aconstomed to the work, and after sstions (many adopted) by persons invited by public ad- ement o make them, and are emines ly suficient to Keep, Ute streets clean if the eltizens would only observe the yb) and inane pro) rohibiting the throwing of ashes, gur- , &e., info the public highws vs jercules himself. althougs be el waned the Auegn stables, could nm have. kept them clean, if, after the removal of every rod of fil fant’ had been thrown into ne cleansed iD wed in removing the dirt fr m theremainder of the establishment, As on lus. tration, we complain that the dirt and rubbish whieh, by order of (he Hoard of Health, persons have heen obliged to remove from erllars, &e.. have been thrown Into the streets, and thus that we have been obliged to carry tt aw: ‘This quantity has been very gree if” we leave tt in the streets, a8 we have a right to do, complaint la made that the streets tre not cleaned: {/ we remove tt we receive ho extra compensation, aliongh we are subjected to ‘an extraordl. nary expeane. Rourd of Health does m fere nor te’ pollce he. nrevent jeanings- af the eclines tron Peing’ thrown into. the sircets, out are ready enongh toca Darrage us and arrest our euiplayes when actlag. aa we sball show, tn strict conformity with, our contract. The Supreme € yas decided these arrests to be iilegal, and discharged those tn custody, ‘We ask no favors from the Commissioners, the Board of Health or the press, All we request—and we think we are eatitied to so much—is fairness and a pearing, ‘We repeat that our contract does not ‘compat us to here vod streets clean. No contractors ever poy $s ‘tt without co-operation of our eltizens; and thi has ever ‘Added to tlis wenow vod ayy ‘of a board which seems predetermined tv embar- us and break up our work, president Schulta, at mecting of the Board of Hea! after stating that our: ied us forthwith, collection, to remove garbage and rabbi causes to be Tesolution that we also forthwith move all manure {com onr manure furnished under Gur cgotrecs, by the, ey, avd thas: wabe dnbarred from depositing any more maniire at 0 contract tn the very paragraph quoted has aie an express dialing: Hor between astion, digs. garbage and hon one hand, tnd manure on thé others and pormfts m nwt to require new depovit grounds tor the latter, Manure can. not be, jo! a8 gan, dt and rubbish, These ust are sod Zor tiling in purposes, and fF them there Is.» ready demand for Sling up the flats on the wert side bay. Manurecan only be used for farming purposes, and mulation during certain seasons. te therefore tnavaldable, and our rights to deposit it in the city is secured to us by thig prowaion of one cSatract, duinping grounds, dumping boards. docks and places of depont for sweeplngs and manure, now used for street ing purposes uF pukposes of dunph ig oF deposlig are are, nssigned to such contra purposes afores: be Raed free of charge, “and. such nAdtionst dun sound, damming Doarts, docks and places pt depon be f¢ necesnal such other convenient ude eu ied cleat places there(or, shall be Lurnishes to the contractors free of charge; but'no change in such groans, boards, docks or placer of deposit shall be mi eousent of the contractors and ams sioners; oF in ease Of the assemption eureties or any of them, exeept by comerat me the sureties so porturmal ing thiy contract wad a majorly of the Commis. oners.”* Th the €ace of this distinct and tnegn!oeal provision, and fn defiance of the Jaw of Which prevents Inte ference with our contract, the Hoard of Health wndertakes 2 dt pinces of deposit for a contract by the bove resolution, the vives, through them, pirat, ma nigh the be Pour of Healilr exinta positively y proii bits Neliher i Our-comtract with the Board of Health orany of iw members. It was entered into by a senting the ciiy on the one par ge jon, eeounty. giiature ve of terms ur the pal mide and executed under an un ng alter the id noe torterence of Mr. President Scuaite and hle Board of Health with us we €0 a ider unwarranted and revoludons: reet waemo adtnrater with water that Fenre & metallic cart could bold It, insisted that the street si o cleansed If ib had to be dene wiih buckets, W ed to coinply, and semt aur best carts te ed with t ct relieving ens, that when th the performance of the f¢ excused! on the grou O18, OU 60) relieving ms. 4 Trost or anow prevents us, Lleaty rat for the reson that the Water so notte be thrown taty ti mei hot work ont of Tat te ix only under smch.cireun. 9 street may have been eleaped according to the Words of the cote person would ever expect ap attempt as to render et impracticable, performance te Of the Weathe the provisiem tn ou any omieston on mprly i. We tave @ have the pres that our contract has up in tbe prawn time. Very re: BROWN, DE VOR & KNAW. Tho Board then adjourned until Tuesday next at nine o'clock A. M, © auvanso FoR ot YoRK—au1s DAY. Port of New York, April 4, 1966. CLEARED. ra - ad Bellona (Br), Dison, London—Mowland & Aw mit Ht. saarid ‘Columbia, Barton, Havans—Spofford, Tursion p Saratngn, King, Norfolk, Cit , me adest, vice Road Fi rau me Gey. Fen Sabet . Norfotk, City Pout and ok, Macon Boston—Whitney & b Sep ee Serpent, Winsor, San pent Cooley & 44 Kase, Forsyth, Bragelnso—Aution pale ruhcmpaee. Boston: se ea Johnam, kaon 8 ae hare Remini Te Prox, Liechfeldt, London—Funch, ‘hark Male ‘Siualer, Crawford, New Orleaue—Topper & Rootlnnd, Smalley, Boston —C ieee (ita, ate, quttadennte ag SD Muceat Arig Star of he Sone, Freeman, Vera Cros—H F small & Renshaw, Smith, Barbs tomJ kW “Heian igo, Teom Wiidntas ares, fon & 09, Brig Netite Mitchell. Cttry, Mangan iieeDearsory Brig Independonee B., Bitiene, Yate ¥ small rs: fini Tanger, Brits, Usorgriowa, BY —Browa & Vander Ait, fet cae Brackett, Achorn, Santa Martha And "9 Be x Md Sehr Antelope, Brown, add ¥ Sehr Cyrene Ann. — Gloucester. eur Galena. Henton NHW YORK HMRALD, ‘THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 41866.—SUPPLEMENT. Dani Russell. Holt, Hartford—Rackett, Tooker & ee dup page ARRIVE! Gi of timers (1. ‘Liverpool March mie Postar eee Tay Morro Castle, Adams. Havana, March 31, ,1 PM, with mdse and passengers, to Spofford, ‘Tileston & Co, ‘The M bas sgade the run from Havens 1p $ days mdse and pr toute iar Co, 2d insi, r . ‘ox AM, Cape iain baaring 8 siPor ¥10 miles, ‘ateam- hips Herman Livi id Suri bound 8. ” | eee creeanrah making the passage it ou Stems Gran Now Orleans March, 27 and SW Pasa 23th, 9 nid passengers. to HB exchunged sig- ima Sprain artes Gate Stearnahip Nepiu aeben tenan with mdse and pas- "Rin thea eabod oli Patna, Manila, Nov 1, with he Cakes Wi - ghamed Aniir Deol ip treed sod crossed the ata Feb ince then bad dot 9 fo date! at 20 20K, Ton 04 20 W, fig: coined bea da at Aaraninins sivorhig oy showing Nos ‘dist pendt; no n72 80, spoke schr tip Satan hades via, ma Et a en tah" with ve Ruger Bros, irene rs passage, and: bad ver, Glasgow, 46 days, with mdse, to inl ixperienced heavy inenther he entre en ae pe a ey it sails, stove bnivwarks March 1, ohn ry ine eae it from New Orleans fur Bark Putte (Be), Gi Gratt, Panes 14 days, . en wp & Di At iran of Bala}. ate, Apalachicola, 23 days, with Brig Chri mune ‘Dor, Nekion, Rio Janeiro, 54 days, with ler. n (Of 8¢ Kita), Beneany, Maremues, ‘March 10, with molasken, to Jones & Marol 20, durin x fog. went ashore on Big Harbor bar; got over ins hors. wick sight oi lamage, yexselleaking sorne, | Was towed to this port i the New York Wrecking Co's nicamer Relief. jot (Br), Mar ua, lays, with su nas sea wo Die Dewalt £00." ae rutin (Br), Ganion, Providence, in ballast, to B F sm all & con Schr & Cocson, Gorgon, Sagua, 16 days, with sugar, to Grinne eS Bch We Thomas Wingmore, Witininston, NO 8 days, Sent Planter, Seaman, Norfotk, Va. 4: days; with guoy and machinery from the Meirimuc, sunk at Newporvs News in April, 1522, to Goast Wrecking Robi Jos Blake, Endicoit, Putiietphia for Boston, br Jeany Mind, Graves, Elizabethport for Newport, + Urbana, tent Elfzaheth port tor Bridgepare Sehr Chef, Cham Elizabethport for Providence, nile, Henderson, Rocklat noite State, Hallett, Boston: Schr Schr # M French. Jones Hoston for Sehr Auna Myrick, Stevens, P Sehr Gen T Provincetewa.” ylor, Mayo, Chathain, Joe, Jones, Wareham. Snr Niantle Wililam’, Taunton for Blizabethport Sehr 1 Vankirk, iigley, Fall iiver for Puiladelphia, ver. Smith, Providence, h Martin, Linnell, Providenea, Hotchklas, Nickerson, Providence. iauer Willams, Providence for Philadel- Peet Chas D Hallock, Petty, Providence for Flizabethport. Schr Jesse B Allen, Gase, “rovidence for Philuuclpuia Sebr O W Dexter, Bastna rf Behr Maring La Sehr Minnie a Schr J $ Curtis, Fay, Ha Schr Decatur Oaken’ Barry, New Loudon, Sehr Einily, Morrell, Stamford, Kobe July Fourth, Shaw, My Bch Drew, Godtrey, Bri for Elizabethport. Capt Urquhart, of sip Villatranca, arrived lire Sist ult, 2 h 19, lat 4244, lon 8607," passnd a boat bottom fot long, Jap streak and aquary stern, ps nted ewater paint; hed apparently been tu (ad water a BELOW. Bark Clora (Brem), from Rotterdam, Brig Deiopela (sr), 40 days from shields, Steamships Al satiation bee Cot ‘eam ns jumbia, Sarktoza, Albemar ie 2 me ad Wind at sunset SE. rs Marine Disasters. Bric Harry Vinnen (new), Collins, from Philadelphia for Kew pi Reeedy Inland $1 Just om nor way Dack tapmnaste, & rf to Puttadelphia, boven Geateate dikcetiinads oat Hoi ln 24 oat jonas tor Portland, weather, Ios! aainboom, Jibboom and forevopmast. e Seun Haxxie Wasranoox, from Elzabeshpork, before r. ported asuore on Lovells feland. below: Boston or Hrtor dieharging a portion of her earg, and arrived at 130 wo geut Texas, of Korwish: which went ashond al FUE Pond, Ei nrar Montauk Jan 7 Baa been got, af and taken ta Neve way for exam: London, wh he will ve marine rail ination it epee et ‘Axwy, from Now Orleans for Turks Islands, re- turned us New Dricans Sd Tost with four fect of water ia the hold, Hull the cargo was thrown overboard. Sen Sexxy from New York for Jacksonsilin, Frvghed ot Cuafveriand lat and, Gin, has been sold at action for $3%. Hor ry oe shipped on board schr i ning ‘sah, Fernandina for Boston, The hull was badty rotted, Sonn New ries from Boston for Savannah, put into Nor. folk 4th inst in distress, of what nature not stated. Miscellancous. Purser R W Albert, of the steamship Morro Castle, from Havana, witl please accept our thanks for the prompt deliv- ery of despatches and late Cuban papers. We are indebted to purser Chas ¥ Burke, of the fine steam- ship Gen Grant, from New Orleans, for favors, Usvanaixixo Passace—Tho splendid steamship Morro Castle, commanded by that skilful sea veteran, Captain R Adams, arrived at thi port yesterday morning at 5 o'clock from Havana, making the run in three days and fifteen b: from port (o port. This passnge ts unparalleled, and Captatn Adams bas again beaten himself by this splendid run, A Manixe Raiuway ror Moxrsvinso—We have no donbt American traders will be pleased to learn that a marine rail- way wil be locaced at Montevideo, SA, of «Dont eapolty to lift any vessel plying those waters, ' The railway t« 275 fect 4 length and 66 tect in breadth, and was bu It la Providence, Ri, aad hipped in kections by the brig Morn: ing Light Capt Thos H Ring, bound for Mentviien., When the railway t4 in operation Biaay vessels will be saved a pas. sage to Tilo Jane! repairs, while oh hich for Thek 0” proper faelitr Feenahied to refit und pareue their Intended voveger. 6 motive power of the Pallwa natrenied is es Hopedron vouudsy, Broviimaer tt a though light nnd simple is very powerful. in aboui two mouths ihe railway wil! be ready for service. Whaiemen. Bork Oriole, Jernogan, from Arctic Oceon via Honotatn, AT aN Badlands Ansty with 1400 Gio whaleott and 9,00) Ibs bone on Boar | Sent hom tn, 1100 do wh of and 16600 Ibe bones eee Ein Bort Gosnold, Belles, of NB. bound home. nothing sine ¢ Sandwich Islahda, was apoken Feb 1, of Paulk- Jond islands. hip Kaivbow, Bek ‘8, was. at the Island of Mocha Feb 16 seth oi wns sal, bovind Worth; all wall ark Jo an, Was at Mock Feb 8, with bbis wh olf, Dou north, P bia poken, fe. rk Rennion, Tracey f from Now Orleans for Havre, was eh 19, Jat 42°10 N, tin BPW ZMek, from Boston Des tor Madras, Jan 14, ‘31_ dave from Liverpool NC, Mareb 16 lat 963 w olitig 1 Means, from NYork for Themsel 3 ‘Mareh 13, lat 2002, Foreign Ports, err, Mare Th Ate SEE Wolecnde, Well, "Bosted Janeiro, fom Edward (Br), ght BeAr. b 29th for Paquion' Camaiuex, Mereb 2l—In part barks Qnindaro Dee rk, lg: Rowe M (Br). Herriman. from do; Lor Bch Graber, for Morn. arr Bae Se an, Werte, tor Wrenn nkhara, and Vovager (Bri, Wy! s. for do doz Gabdote trie Brown, for Sandy Hook, to: brigs “Onesiphorns (Fr), Maine, from Havana. arith. for NVork, do: John, Pierce, htrout for indy a: itr land, are pee ‘not comm meter dieg. ey ra ee St Stephen, NB: IB : a Marsha i imore, 2ist, bark Annie ‘arn "Leland, Polar pia. ARDENAS March 19—Arrechre Waren Blake, Meserve tlamd: 204, W Brewster, Mutiock, Mobiles " Mareh 16— 1%, Parts " tiny Oe i NYork, MOB % i ich, Pano, Hav reaita NYork: Minne! aha car 0 " wind Johan Gray. fo: Braneh, ‘Brs,Card. 8t Thomas; ‘seh land, Norton. New Orleans, Havana, Mereb 23~Arr bark Mansler (Rr), steam Cores Dik, Newt oEaies wore w Ark BP Voisom, Geiando, C x fateu 1S—A00 ship Carmovulls. (ith Cockma, n, Naranras, March 7—Arre brig J.C York. York, Portiand: agin Wark Tunes Be Meleetate Neve Cortsanes rigs Fon, wwe “Turina Model, Yorrey. Boston’ wobr Chet: tanongn, BL: Paty erm, ‘ rMerch 17—Potin, vark Warren, Avett, (Br). mento ye, ch 21 Are ab) Margaret Pa Joner. ane Wat: val ri Kirk pal Mare ory Norriny einer dane Varane from do, jast arr; sehr i’eer- sams Yoo soetesitigh L Fitsgorald, Gunby, a Pg mrt AROANO, Baluumore. Aer ean ton, at Matweh "Act from Portband, Untoniny, nt Gravesend, ‘Arr from Paltimore, Queen, *t Liy Art front Wg th el a th ot itagre; ‘Marte, Van. guard, “Tuck,” and YS i ‘arr from Wonites Pagle, teat Arr [rom Savanna, Messin: ecpoot Ship Cordillera, fon Fy walt for New orleans, put back shiehtiy Piges ciibeare whey Pattond, Earl Ts aut ; “irararina Unie A Dever hasten. [ean aie Be = oi params hosToN, A fe mote; ran Neal, Weaver: Win B Ubel pineira Cr nad dick, Li Helmsley. Rio Jancira & ‘NYork. Bomerse mi Pe ud Fan as Voroum, Baty, ordaud fa a armnkd ona Arran iy armen Aricl Der Elb (Prus), Belfast, J F Swett, Carden i FORTRESS MONROR, April 2-Arr barks Henrie for enders Cee er, do (and sid for Balt Ig Rush, NYork for Charleston); sebra Maria Eli Rental for NYork; ¥3 rindelh Boston for Newbe: rd Vaux, Boston; Adelaide Brooks, York sawed choad for New York. te 24, bark Annie E Boyd, Grisith era freuae meserhen A rds of the © Hail, Havana; gh te Pay! Heud FSP monn Hate denas ‘aa a ect Saver "oh eitadeiin to for Boston: eH Colton: i for Belin see. Eastport for Phikad te es es oat i vr KH Sd. 8 AM—Arr schrs ‘Robt Raikes, sited” Battiiers tor ‘American NYork for Eanbees F antary Portiand for Mieke hla aie Ceres, Gray, RH Colson, Leonora, Tena Sue Alexanurla, Fred Halt, Helen O Phinney (did not wail 24), Maria (Hr); ): sahs Kobe Halken, kad Wiliewr mnflt'Arr the Shooung ‘Star, North Haven, Me, fo cae Rar deste fu Stary Poca Liv sclir WS Da ty pie ria Have; Carolen Magan, NEW bark Jenoie Cobt din. sti ets ep ae, 2 ships Ene Koruaaus he rg tig stostnabip ip Kenalugion, et March 29-1 sleameip, Langhiin, hate lonterey man, ew York ( sid); ship Java (EP). youre brige Veous ‘Cara ‘Baldick Marseilles v! Malaga (be Baraton, tet shin Spoil (ir), “Olie, Hod. RE NBURYPORE Foe an om echra Race Horse, gn Hate Fons, Fol i Winiade io Tantamoune Ore BE fis, Agasokee stip Caen, Wood clinratet ‘Jones, Crowell, Richmond; J Golden Bagle, Cites so io opal Ricketts, ie ane at tthe hia: Mary Joun-on, Nickerson, Dodeitee at aut HS Harnés, Doane, N rib Fone ‘sohrs veal Rookh, Fi Welldoo: tur-funhor Ya; onvels Wood's | DYork; Lizzie Guputl, Guy ah Ro itcokland fbr do: JB SeyStaplin. Biizabetliport for Plymouth (aud all a id baer Aprior, Gulliver, NY Reply usrry eld, Me, 108 dot achre WA. Haydons Sealy 1 for do; Mazelion, Gardner, Taunton Tor Phiindelph Watha, Disney, Bostowtor do; Gov Coney, Bigelow, a Kenny, Walker, Providence for NYork; 1 lora A end, fed Beach, Mex tor Phliadelpiia; Thomas Weight ‘ail Tiyer for de; Frank Maria, ‘Buekspor foF Teeben te tarvox, Pendleton] land far atobie; Vigants Whites for Eliade! Argus, Philips Dighton” for NWork: @ D Mallocks Union! vena, Providence Pit detphus: Mo Bw brabam Linerin. ; Bentley and Ka doz Abbott Lawrence, Stanley, Beppabaun Td Tre its Mary si w Beato ri reeu Lind for ‘Norfol ky Harries, with Hoesland for NeM je ull, Driscoll, Pailadespala. Sd, 8 AM—In port chrsbouss Frazier, Seaman. P phia'tor sa Predinore, Sexy hport fo mattth, NH; Choctaw, Mayo, Calais for 4 ¥. onj ensou, Ball River lor Elizabetyport; i rgreeny dane, O'R Y v HLA’ April 2—Arr schrs 8 G Hoyt; C_§| ov, Comes, and Guide, Lanta is. Ediza be ech Tovey, “do; 3 Virginia. Cld schrs. B tyes, ¥ Harvey, Baltimore, Ke PHILADELPH! in and tC Lyman, Elizabethy rn pat on ppm Hearse gon, Mower, Havinins Dut Gertrude, 1 reech Cs schts Thos Bou York: JD 'Buckalew, 1 an PML Eldorado, Parks, Dore Emma Gould, Trim, Providence, Below. off Bombay] brig Jolin Welsh Jr, from Sacua of Reedy taland, tou. from West indies; in (Le Bightot Newoas from ‘rinkdd Cid brigs E¥za Dudley, whuryport: EH Filer, Sears, ‘Aspinwall: act e son, BJ Thompsoa, Endicott; @ ay Ke shun fiee re Lite: RG Porter, Crowel Conaneet Narva cnt Fe Kelly, and Revenas na Gould: ro, Bangor: ¥ rotten, A Bartlett, Bare: $8 ey sore Cheeporat SB Whecier. Mela mera A Danen Green, and Sophie Ann, Stain dion: jon New Heutord: Heading Wit No ith, New Haves Merrill, Garner. M PORTLAND, inp ¢--aer brig Wm Wm Robertson, Shi barks Helen Angi Mary ‘A Chase, Eudorus; seb] ‘and others. ‘8 Hale, Cardenas, Cid S—Arr steamer Electra. Eltzabethport, Mersi laren Bs pt i] 5 rey Sata ia; Anat D 2 Sn den erin Nverk. 3 Sid from below Int (where churea yesterday Hathorne, ports east AR MARCIECO, Apel 2—Are ships Good He xYork: HS bait rey dia, No Sd. Gov td mtn’ ea dor goo te, Bard di a be “onde aa oeyes tt on H H Sl wchre b renee Ptadelphiag Sant Wilms Bl ure Pe eee ‘Coleman, ‘and WILMINGTON, NO, March 31--Cid brig Hannah Mion, Londous scht ‘Hiteabeus & Bleanoe, Ireland. TAUNTON: Mare Elizabeth, BONA. PI DE ASTROLOGIST. wonw Wi tells he. ob sbjeot of your viait. Jouston, over FACT—NO tt Moat ag Rs “a foo hey bt Nel we ant known, Gentlemen not adinitted. RLLINGTON TELLS 0) ‘numbors. WI Sixth avenu B, MAURICE. 8 REAL ASTROLOGER OF AM no mortal Be are tg = rg te name, likeness ing and wile, absent riod tons, if luel 3 ta Sotlery. guod luck on sea luckiest marriage, rity, wealth, Renita Stg Meo al who call. 12h Blancker sire Sie. wo gentlemen, on ASTONISHING —MADAM MORROW, — SEI “; Magic Image; heals the sick, and ‘wat all you wish to know; she beats everything ever was Knoeh. your thoughts a# you her room. Ludlow near Houston, N ADAME BYRON, Knead GREATEST BUSIN} Me imedical spr known, causes 810 Fourth avenue, +h. ADAME, WALTERS, DISTI ant—V bene re eT ses G, 1%, good Wick, ry SHED CLAM ye, MAURICHAU, M.D, PRO + wifery, 129 Laverty street, Guarantees: certain iat, at Me interview, or by inedicines seu Pree fie MaRRinD Wage Provan FM < Gompanion HCENU Ur pret sap frm onl, Ptpse by mail. is T TONG! Cyr ete DUBOIS, WIFE OF A Tag Duy sich, guarantses rele at one juters thal “Sontuty eegulator $3. 0 avenue. and nursing. LL UNYORTUNATES SHOULD CONSULT URLNOLE, Loom ge sure reliet in all comp ma ta. ry tation: tree, KINDLE, — PUYSICLA! don all dis’ tring parsing —MADAM: 6 Amity place, ean be consti fale, Pleasant roots for ladies teal odance A’ yurartases FEMALE PHYSICIAN —DR Eis, ‘nln street. Only sure relief, bis Drops. | ‘One tnerviow suilicier ORTUNATES CONSULT DR. KENNED AY ORrORTYNA BE guarenioed remediea Let prevent, Alt hours. nt. A PRivaTs AND SKIN. DISEABES, NT a ais NNEDI'S uly @ femedies. Try itn, 196 Kim street. A canoSon. x KENNEDY, OF Ry yey -Aeoel ‘the Howery. it wanes , MEME FACT - MADAM ~ eran at obetrneti FP tie be rice $3. Wi Bish ight aureet fe ‘on A = hy faserpaes ood ue se nine feawok of Sidwileey Practice), 148 0 las goa NEEDY, OFFIOR & pa apncial atte ole Disa Puree, @ AROAIWAY, BRTWEEN Ht nnekme etree, ‘eures private enece jn oe legion AB griiicran. De Ep. epee cuenliing Younes tur whened wre R OF | PRE LATE wna, Of Ne JONRE, DAL ay Te Ae a th entire egoresey 6" ‘om ne Fens, “ba, Hendense BY) Pearl steect, aired trek room, ouat Sideline ADAM pa tines PUVRICIAN it reat pent of wil ofthe cnc cops tug valued at 2) Went irom mays wet npat tes fu NPALLAWLR PREM Manes Rusty ad bor No. %, prive $6: ky greenwich stress, ant 4 ne and Thitty-Courdd street or by a io wa eee Axo sity IvATR “AND Sty Dighaa 5 Cy ty! x NOCTORING FOR pelt rit bw oy his wiles, 41 a, se ‘be fe FU