The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1866, Page 12

other viet! ous, ‘until farther notice, very wrong. eraided to death water. A Heavy Vermet ron Paton Inpusoxment —A suit war in whiel thouna THE LIQUOR “QUESTIUN. ‘wre Rejected Applicants for License Be= fore the Excixe Committee—Large Nume- ber of AppMeations Recetve:?, Aboutene hundred and (ifty cases of appticants refused vianks, Tor various causes affecting the reputable charac: | ter of their respettive places of business, were heard yesterday morning before the committee as the police court room headquarters. Of those whose protests were entered but few were granted licenses. The police returns are read in each case as the dealer presents himself and aunounces bis wame at the desk to Mr. Acton, In nine cases out of ten ‘the record shows disorderly places, frequented by disre- wtalle characters, the resort of thieves, a gambling orsome such black mark, when the chairman of 2 pranounces an emphatic no,” and the re- Jecied ligt ‘orieal pronounced, from which there 1s no appeal, takes his departare but to make room perhaps for an- to misplaced hope, The vetoes on Baxter street houses are quite numer. Oue gentleman from that classic locality on being ‘a e his name, y house,”” indimantly med that {Lavoe license in spite ot the Excis? Commit- Acton thought this would be rather a dilticult fused, ep La ‘The Gerinan grocers in attendance were numerous, none of whom were granted license to sell liquor, ‘The average number of applications filed daily at the office of the Inspector is about five hundred. Up to yes- terday evening the total number of applications were Uree thousand flve hundred, EFFECT ON THE BOTTLE TRADE. To-day being the first Sunday under the new excise régime, the liquor stores will be closed, but those who felt any-inclinat‘on to indulge to-day prepared themselves yesterday, and the consequence was bat an extra de- Mand was made for bottles and demijohns, the prices of whieb articles ran up in a wonderful inanner, The police captains of the various precincts in Brook- lyn were busy all day yesterday notifying liquor dealers and grocers not to open their places of business to-day, Heretofore grocers were permitted to keep their estab. Jishments open till nine A. M. on Sundays, but under the new law they will be denied this privilege. Speculations on the Liquor Law. D'SSATISFACTION OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS—TNE GROCERS—THE SUNDAY CLAUSE—THE GERMANS OPPOSED TO IT—PREPARATIONS FOR A GRAND DEMONSTRATION IN OPPOSITION TO THE SUNDAY LAW—WHAT THE PUBLIC SAYS, ETC. The Metropolitan Exciso law continues to be a subject of general consideration and speculation, and much anriety and uneasiness is manifested among a certain class of dealers, who will be excluded by the Board from the benefits of a license, and great efforts have been made to induce the Commissioners of the Board of Excise to recede from their decision to exclude grocers, but in vain. They now look to the Liquor Dealers’ Bociety for protection, and it appears that ‘by this body they have been advised to continue their business as usual—that is, to sell their Mquor without a license, if they cannot obtain one— It is conceded that the institution of corner groceries must cease to exist if the sale of liquor by. the grocers is prohibited. The decision of the Board of Exciso in reference to the license fee, which has been fixed at $100 and $250, is generally considered It 1s considere? very unjust that a beer re- tailer in Avenue A, keeping a small, but respectable, place, shall have ‘to pay hundred dollars for @ license, while the proprietor of a large hotel bas to pay not more than $250. This measure is de- Te. abuse of power which can do no good. if the ture had a law ina milder form no ‘one, it is said, would have objected to the enforcement of the Excise law, ‘but the law as it is framed, it is gener. ally considered, cannot be carried out In all its provisions. ‘The majority of the retail dealers are, however, willi to conform with the law, as far ‘as possible, ant are anxious to obtain their licenses, and if the Beard should refuse to grant them’ it is likely that combinations will be formed by those that will wo by be cut off to insist on what they might deem aright ‘The law, and especially the rules adopted the Commissioners of the Board of Excise, are deemed too severe on the poor or small dealer and de- eidedly in favor of the rich aud large dealer. This sys- = ‘s Mae set - ie Reesagytd Be violation of republican jemoc pring jong as apo- and are allowed to sell Taudasum and arsenic, the wnkeeper, it is argued, ought to be ree te dispose of coe of a milder charact Amon; the Germans of all classes the Sunday clause of the Hed yg that all public places must be closed on Sun- is denounced in severe (grms, ae it deprives the working classes and mechanics, who have been in a of @njoying Siinday as a holiday and as a recreation and relaxation, from enjoy- ing the customary manner, ie in excursions ta their families or in a circle of amsociates and acquaintances ut a favorite public place or garden where the natioual beverage is dispensed. The law aleo deprives the numerous German musical so-icties and clubs oftheir Sunday amusements, which were seaty ‘during the summer season at the parks and woods in the upper part of thecity. The German retailers are represented by a powerful organization, the object of which is to secure ‘protec. tion ainst all oppressive and restrictive trade and Sunday . laws.” This society, which is represented by able counsel, has issued a call to prepare for a grand p< Bn accbon = ag in opposition to the me on aocoaut of the Sunday clause, by all the German musical, trade, workingmen’s and benevolent socicties and asso- ciations. This mass meeting is not simply intended tor a demonstration in favor of those directly interested ; but 4t 18 10 embraco a protest of the entire German popula. tion against the spirit of intolerance and Puritanisin ‘which, it is alleged, pervades this law, and which is again attempted to be introduced in several other States to threaten the customs and peculiar habits of the German je in this country, The whole German population To this city and vicinity have been invited to participate fn this demonstration, and delegates are to be appointed Dy the various societies to make the arrangements in connection with the Executive Committee of the associ- ation. These meetings will be heid at an early day, to the arrangements for the demonstration, ‘no doubt, will turn out to be « grand affair, ‘Kt was first intended to dispute the constitutionality of the new law ; but the Liquor Dealers’ Associations, by the advice of their counsellors, have come to the conclusion $4 daw in question, and a they will have to submit to «Ip fact, the general impression is that there is no- thing shake the constitutionality of the new Excise not being probibitory, but imply beidg a law of regulation, It ‘is true that are some lnyen who have questioned the coamutetioosiiy of several of the provisions of the law, en the wround that it confers arbitrary powers on the police, and making Ps and every policeman a judicial aod +h der atl Absed ‘but as each of the counsel of the German Protective Association of Retailers and of the lew York Liquor Ne Dealers’ Society have submitted to Geir associations a legal opinion confirming the consti- Cutionality of the various provisions of the bill (which for prudential reasons they decline to make public), there 18 @o doubt in the minds of those directly interested peg constitutionality of the law cannot be shaker satisfied ave to take out t i Tis e Cag 4 places: be discontint Decause they cannot Hieense; but it is considered decidedly Board of Excise to extort from retailors and others retailing harm- rge sum of one hundred dollars, and could not have been-the intention the lowest rate fora license was tis likely that efforts will induce the Board of Excise to fix a & certain class of realtors, Many ing places, especially lager becr sa- 2 the hands of veterans, who with ir bounties have establiehed them- will be the losers, for, jicense at tho rate fixed by , tbey wri have to abandon their 4 large is gratified that, under to be fed, establishments of a he character ead disreputable places will be from obtaining a license, and that they will be ony Tt does not appear that any action the beor brewers in reference to the law, been reported that such « movement Made. ‘The brewers are not directly in a the new system to be introduced will proba- the eflect of Simplifying their business; and it in eaten — res ion of the con- sumption of the article they imanvtacture. It has been Famored that large furs bad been subseribed by this class of manutacturers, but all (hese report. appear to be without foundation. Brooklyn « ity News. ‘Tne Kixes County Mepicat Sooty. —Ata recent meet ing of the Kings County Medical Society a resolution was unanimously adopted to tender their professional == to the Metropolitan Board of Health, and u Mh means in thoir power to inform the public upon neces sary sanitary measures, and in carrying out plans for the prompt relief of the y. Fovat Accipert.—Late on last Friday afternoon Wm, Taylor, while at work at the Sectional Docks, at the foot of Court etreet, was instantly killed by the falling of a kelson which he was engaged in hoisting. Another workman sustained a fracture of one of bie legs Tay. Jor was forty years of age, single, and resided in Haroil: ton avenue, near Bush sarect, # is iis iH i i i E rinse naga? ener Fs cn Jersey City News. Drain or 4 Chitty RY ScaLvs—Coroner Hanley, of Hudson City, held an inquest on Saturday on the body «f Anna Hemmers, three years of age, whose parents re wide corner of Clinton and Franklin streets, Friday afternoon by falling inte a oiler of hot water which bad been teft standing on the Boor while the mother went down stairs for a pail of A verdict of accidental death was rendered. eonelnded in the Hudson (ounty Court on Friday night, mel Petre al colored, sued to recover ive dollars damages for false imprisonment “as ‘charge of having in bis poreosson a stolen horse, whieh ofterwards proved to belong to him, The defendants ‘Titus, Wm. Prowley. and ¢ ‘of the Jersey City poti: found a verdict againet Titus, asrescinge the damng Jiween pouspnd 00 Hare, apd aw quitied the other parties « Man, with sorrowful couatenance at the | NEW YORK ‘HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY ‘6,::1885.TRIPL SITET. a Arrivals and Departares. ARRIVALS. —Jobn Partriage, Henry pieton, James Fowler and Mitohell Miss Ma Roboet Dalrympl>. , | ai axeg ge. Kueos J ie obom, ‘jonn’ Cook, ep en LJ nsen, John aud James MeCabbii pe Gs a Thtosh aud 424 ia t sere x _ ore 1 ant DEPARTURES. Lrvenroo.—Steamship City of ted States Comtn issic ss, M Mecinness Mes Fi child; and wife. 0 Mr Me BY fases Ann und Jane Thor mes Robb, wife a on, AM PW. 1, Etb, Major G a eand | eli Ir ‘apt ilurris, Thomas Lewin and wife, Mrs Chapman, Win T A Rey. Rev W Me- James Raseell, Rov Bd Ce ret Me, Mrs and Mins W Douglass, Sarah Whittaker, an | A ie ta | ry ‘atta and wife. C DO" a Landry and daughter, Mrs Metan and son, Mr Walker and wile, Wm McAlpi Waitaki tie Mr Cooper and wile, ou, Mine A i tM Twombley, Pt Murohy. dossph Corus, Me Mo ‘ev JH Plowman, wife, two childre John Richards, 11 B Clairborne, Mrora Wm Brien, John Clyne, Mrs Con Green, two children and Mrs Davis, -A D Muiford, Charles Brown, DrJ.@ chmidt MP Wallen: WF Cashman, Hon Raw Law Capt Cragg, British Army; David R d Kenned: W # Trowbridge, H ee Stewart, W Blanchard, Prorvel Joan Moliner, H GH Norman. Rev Dr Re; eli tye Jas Puteslh Dennis Hallahan, 4 ODannell Jo fos Dunning, Thomas A Dunning, JH Phillips and PC Tiveignes teeta Erin—Misses Hannah and Jane who wae Mrs. MA, Alvont, Mra Wilson, Mrs Peyehoud, Mrs ra iS J Watson, Miss Cook, Migs Walker and infant, syiiace Donaldson, James Slecman, ‘Antonio how, James Wilson, Wat Richard ithodes, James Mal ood Tome Vervunt Zehildren and servant; ( Stephen, John Rushm F Hatley, (Mrs Hatley, ‘Win’ Boyd, Thomas Wall, Sami Bo: iter Lister, J de Yarragurre, RG Ti fm Hlarrioo}, Hy Giles Mr Hall, wife and 2 chtidre J brecioa, J iliseeh. Mr Casec Le ris Colton and wife, O M Spencer, wife aud 4 chili ida de Stetgner, L Friedmann and many in the steerage: eRPOOL—Steamship Malta—Captain and Mrs Montmo- rency, Mrand Mrs Morrill and three ehildren, Gen James Watson Webb, United States Minister to Brazil, wife, two ghildren and servants Lady Mitchel aud two serv Mr K. W. Wigram, Mr CJ Hurd, T D Howell, Mi Mra L Alcus, Mrs Leleaskin, Mr'A Ht Courtenay, HE Sourmaurrow anp Waxaunc—Steamsbip Allemannia—Mra Math Kuh, four, children and one servant, J Vetsburg, M Kupfer, Mrs F Peiffer and child, Mra Dr Jacoby, Mrs tant: a," Mrs Wilson and three ‘children, Mrs Elizabeth Mrand Mrs'simon Reinemant, Mos, Wilson, Me and Mrs F Kichbei rgjtnd two children, Mra HM Tracy ghlins N Bradhurst, Miss radhurst, Mr and Mrs HM Brad. hurst, one ihfunt and maid servant; § L Kobler, Mrs Jacoby and three children, Mr and Mrs Moses Reinemann ‘and two children, Mr and Mra M Jacoby, Oscar W Pollltz, Mra A Kaufmann and two children, Julius Jonas, Mr and Mra, William Vorster, JH Lazare, Colonel Williams Heine, M Jacobson and brother, Ernst Otto Bernet, F Sartorius, D Hess, Gottlieb Cramer, 0 Ham macher, and Mrs Otto Ernst and family, John Wiliams, Mr and” Mrs ‘Eikan’ ‘Turk and one child, Isidor Tuirk, Mr and Mrs Joseph Joseph, Mrand Mrs Joba ‘ogel, Rosina Gerth, Mrs H ‘Turk, Mr and Mrs C W Weis- vee ilenty De Mailie “Andreas Gundelfin inger. Jacob Kreide), Abr arkwell, G'F Wittscher, Wm H Schultze, Mr and Henry Gerhold and one child, Charles Buckelbring, Miss Gernald Vatentin Plappert, Bernhard Blumenberg, William Rank, Daniel Wolbers, Mp_and alse Mrs Joseph Necsler, Mrs k, Misa Pauline Klenz, Nr and MreG F Wist, Mr and en iia Schmidt, Mrs Catharine Rhomberg, three children and one infant; Mies Franciska Rhomberg, P J Muller, Mr and Mra Philip Ebling, two children and one ine fant; Mr and Mrs B Hildeshelm, Miss Emilie € Schettler Mrs Bohettler, Mrs Babett tte Lochman aud one chi irs E Lamprecht and two c Mrs Rosine Hart. Bian And two children, Mes Pauline Stark, Anion Heitmuller, Miss Rosa Heitmuller, Louis Wampold. Dr AH Achenbach, © Oxening, A 8a! mn, B Lindauer, Dr L Ehrhart, Mr god Mre. George Kramer, Mra Charles T Seymour, Anton Iverson, Mr and Mrs L, Hardiman. 3 hilde Dracht- taal Mr and Mes Jacob Kull, Albert Zhe ev Wiliam ‘dieg- or. Frederike Wangler, Catherine Maler, Mra Cargiine Kolb, Mrs Albert Uiegler. “Jacob Frost, M Betiman, G Fernan Charles Maschmeyer and two’! Frang Adam, M Remralcy, Jucod Fischer, B Sehilplin, M Silber- K Baldwin, Wolfgang Reiser, Fredet stein, Norbert Richter, F C Albrecht, Pallipy Hirech, L Bil- berstein, W Hartung, Mr and Mrs Jullua Storeh, JH Trisch- korn, Henry Briel, Aug Welmer, Mr and Mra Charles Behe, Belle, Charles Haase, “Julius Lowenstein, Henry White, Adolph Raward Nischeng, Mrs Charles Pisravant aud two children, Mrand Mrs R bockhod, Mr apd Mre W IT Mever, Mrand Mrs U Bayer, S Koeptie, Master & Koepie, U Rohrbigch, Jacob Schmidt: Henry Dillemann, Gorge Dot- forme Sad lady, ¥ Fieeher, Wiliam Hebrhorst, Benjamin Markwellt Mr and 4 aie Auguste Vos G Leinmer,' Jacob teed ‘and one child salts Tetienbere ind one child, Georg ME and Mrs Pets ir illpp pe Kramer Mise Josephine Gut, Henrike Bicker, Miss Catherine Gissemann, John Hord, Me and Mrs Julius Wurm and two children, o'r Krobn, Louls Krohn, Julius Hi Rudolph Meuth, ‘Mrs jas Fela oun abe oh Hintermas Hanser, 4 7 eR wate, Mrs John B Stegmaier, Mra Anna rat, Master Rober Graf. Mr aud Mra DF Wolf and. three children, Join Witte, Lud ig Schnepel, Dr John Castelhun, Mise Louise Cactelinin, ard Kuhn, Samuel Goldmann, Jonas Kaufmann, Chath ant and one ehild, Conrad Stauf, Gotthed 1. par Gams, H Colell, Adolph Reis, Paul Zura, and others in the steerage. Bazwen axo Rocrnawrrox Steamship Hermann —Mr and Mrs Geo Bartel, three children and servant; Rev Dr J P Durdin and lady, JP Durbine drs. Mrs, Rosa’ Dejouge, Miss Julia Dejonge: Mr and Mrs H Marcuse, Mise Clara’ Kay ‘Hosahie Hesslein, child and Maher Fe Fe Lindemann, M Wagener, ‘jor & Beuedicks, 1. A Predud. seven children and wei Catl Worms; Aug Blumenthal, J A Blumenthal, ‘i eStobtmann, and lady. Mise Clara Stohlmann, Ming juthiide Stoblmnan, jarina Stohi mann; Mr and Mrs c “Hause, Mrs 8 ‘Beta and oulld, Mra OB Hengsien. M Erallie oi nge and i Schoey Mew Otto © MRuler: Pai Lachman, ‘ol Chas Wilhelm, J W Lebimkabl, JL Bic Ells Zenke and son, W Pope, J Hurmenburg and child, Mr and Mrs H Bernioock, Mrs: Emmie Heins and sor Mrs Bea Scharlich, Mr ‘9 Hartmann and children, Mr and Mrs Fr A’ Bridgmann. J Hensy, Witsebiet, August Tor bere, C ciutschow, Dr Rtaue and #on, Drechsler, J WP oller, John and 3D Gruver JB rt, Mrs We Roster and three children, Mr and Mrs F Rudin, Mr and denstein and children, Jos Muller, H{'sieberi, M LW and family, B Brinner, Mrs E Poige, Mrs J Tretien Mrs L Matern, Mf and. Mrs A Marcus and children, Mrs Fannii eu, Miss Kate Mangels, Henry Mrand Mrs Chr Benneken, Mr and vat ‘and sen, Herm Levi, H Jager, Ba Schmidt, PsDuciot, Mrs B Avon P Mrs and etvild, Mr and Mrs'€ Kiede and childves, Richard Dean, Mrs Dr ling, W Zimmermann, Mrs Th Hauvaud, Fr Lud Hates. Mra Biles Boros sad child, Mra FN Mr and Mis FW Kite, three ehildren and Schmidt and three Children, Herm Timpken: Ti Thaterberg ny Herm Kluemann, Mrs M Rohrschetb, Mrs Elise f cob Richards, H Neidhardt, Phit i ry Rekharlt and three children eas ‘Barney Gecmaan, Geo Wild, Weber, $R im. Jobh Wragg: Mr and Mré J Thomsvei. Miss Thomasen, Willins, Mow AM Welar, Mra Charlotte Bi rand MrsL Bohler. Mrand Mrs Pr Boh Block, W Balthasar, Mra T Williams and so wala, C'S Viverour, A Block, B Wassner—and i7l'in the steerage. Total 336. Bi > Havar—Stes Lafayette—Mr Blondel, ro: Don dose MeMichelen yycnild and servant General ALL Myers, Anton Pount of Giracoa, Alister secretary and servant: Bisbop Dubois, Grand Vigr Roussilion, poe ir McLane, two Misses MeLai Gouahant” Men "Crqubarc, tree’ children and Yrs Slocum, Mina Slocum, J MM jaa Sarah MeKay, Mins Eliza McKay, MeDowell and maig. Mre General Le dren, Miss L Law! e Rich, A'S Arnale, Robert, M Bars Julius Forstman, «aries Forstin iy Finte ‘Mi ee RC Raker, Wise Raker Mire Dreyfuss, Mrs Teacie, chilld and ser and child. M CH F Ahrens, © Coateax F D Behring, Chas Wagner, Mi iidren aud iwo serv 4, Ragnor and two children, Mrs ue, F Lebesque, vrei ¥. Van chiar besque. fre and aintthrwe cine Mrs Olive Van. Schraeder, Seb ’ ac Mire Vell Mise A Veit Mint M Vel Mien Ie vee ey asters Velt and servant: L Weilfentach, Joseph Rosenthal, Mrs Rosenthal and three children, Miss Itoseuthal; Frauk Barton. Jacob Gerso Gerson, JF & Love. Mrs Levy, two e and serwal N jemati, Felipe Atanjo, Ramon F'someliers,, Mrs Someliera, four ‘childfen and-scrvant:? Brubl, Mre Brobl. four children and three servants: Juan Antonio de Agutrra, Mrs Aguirra, son and servant; A Marks, 1. Lavy, Rarmond Armagnac. KO Herques. Mra Cy Mireeh: field nid child, Jose de Songs. Mr Lesarrier, ers, EA ars, Mrs Fesary, P Vallee, Mrs Valiec. Mr iat: Mire Bsperandien’ and two dai Miss Posti Sarragin. J Douglas Louis Frageok Kivera, Mis Wivers FE Masrof, N Albert, Mra Albert and child. Dr Bousa Mr Morisi, D Cobienty, Levy, 5 Lavison, Alex Rell! Me Kall Mrs Kolb, MA Shieler, Louis ¢ r 1 Pransiol, Mre Fianste Ni, Mrs Baron, Mes G Albus, 22i, Mich Klein,” Jules Datertal Miss J 3 N Del pale, Mrs Del! po ew orn, Mr Manin, Mr de Lange, Sami nb, Albert Mrs Giobbe, Louie’ St Anatholie; Paoli Kizai.’ Antonio Moreno, Praneiseo Paldor, Miss. Maurice, Aloise Hollinger, | B BatlhJ P Ferran, Louis Long, Jos Geunek, MA Brantier, Abbe Moitner, Franete Martin, An tony Boreas, Claude Jacet, Victor Gwey. Total, 233. Specie, $14b. 0, New Onprane—Steamer Mariposs—M Morrison, BW Wilson, A Steiner, 8 Townsend, Co Weiner ire Behe et Hudson, US Ay Wimbail, cuildre. Bow ated Porte featee Me. Kline, ‘iene Waterman and wife, RE Magani ie Jones, D David Metcalf, Mr Majoas, Madame ( Cambria, and others In the steerage. wwan—Steamship General Barnes—T J O'Dorebue, # Kiley. PD Cordes, AS Collins, O Gomme, W Dr PL MeRurbank, if 4 ® wham, | Mire rtutowsky, I Cruiey He Li Tanot, wite and six ehilden; im Tr Major Hudson, D1 lady. commis and servant, © M Holst, 8H Eek Thompson, 8 F And son; Josep it and servant, TJ Revere, Hooch, Thomas Anderson, Edwin Sharet Pines sa nate Metsrender, eth a ¥ A Cra! Bp te Sancho, RM ‘arrol Tan ake ‘npves, H Campy and 32 90 the —___—_—_—_———————————eeeee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marr Be acne —MeNen Th w N.Y, of Bum to Mies Glover, Vt Monk —On Thursdays Siny 3, by the Ree. Dr. +, Socomos M. Conus to Miss’ Soria BE. Monw Ro cards Lacy chureh, by Kev Gnawr, both of this city Guaxr.On Tuesday, April 24, at St. Andrew's Michael Curran, Jaws Lacy lo Asnie T. Oversees Hewnmas , On Thorsda; 4, at th Fetilcwee of Me brave ® parents, ty ue hen ‘De W , aacitt | keepsic, N. ¥., Tacx, ‘of Poughiceepaie aD. birehard, Jon this city, invi two o'clock, from the West Forty-second street, Crarue G., 24th year of his age. attend the funeral, from St. Michael’s churc! Ninety-ninth street and Broadway, this (Sunday) after- and sever illness, CariaRine Banner, aged 36 years and 4 months. attend the faneral, o'clock, at his residence in 125th street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues. invited to attend the funeral, on Mon two o'clock, from her late residence, 423 Eighth avenue, are hereby suinmoued to attend as} at their rooms (Egyptian), . Odd Grand and Centre streets, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, for the purpose o} spect to our late son of Jeremiah and Kate attend the funeral}, from her late residence, avenue, on Monday ar marke two o'clock. Passage West, county Cork, her age. two o'clock, from the phen Meagher, 470 Greenwich stree be ep are respectfully Invited ‘3 attend. son of sore and Mai Bray, ag brain, James B, days. 2 invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his futher, 183 East Eleventh street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. years, oulve De ily invited iver Dem| are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ls ir this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. East Thirt o'clock. six o'clock, Joux Lyxcu Latixeas, aged & The relatives and friends of ihe family, ain Nichonas H, Manpsviiue, inthe friends of the The remains will be taken to one Scour at from the South Suwoy Orrasim w Migs Sormng eldest daughter of Henry Herrin, Esq. of this eity, Pa -Muab. Weduesday May 2, at the ‘sinother, by the Rev. I, Lucas, Patan to Saran Lovwe Map, daughter of the ‘ato Bradley Mea:, all of this city. No cards. ivoNI#AN.—-On Monday, April 23, by Rev. . RR of Kentueky, to Eazy Cork, Ireland t—On Weduesaay, May 2, by Rov. jel, at his residence, Joun Rawsay, late of Eira, N.Y to Leave Jane Kxat, all of this city. AWYER—LAZARU?.—On Wednesday, Juniary 3, by the Rev, Dr. Wardell, Mr. Wintiaw A. SAYER, mr Sa to Mrs, Sanait Lazarus, of this city. Philadeiphia papers please copy. Thatnon—HANRAMAN.—On ‘Thursday, May 3, at St, Francis Xavier's church, by the Rev. Isidore Daubresse, Jony B. TRaIoR to Miss Auicia F, Haxnawax, both of this city. Vaw TAsset—Bates,—On Manday, April 20, at, Pough- by the Rev, E. R. Keyes, Mr. 8 C. VAN Yonkers, N Y., to atiee ary E. Baas, of 8. SSHURY.—On Monday, April 30, by Rov, Als to Maky E, Looxsuuny, of Diea. Baxen,—On Saturday, May 5, Cuartes Eowarp, son < Stephen and Catharin Baker, aged 7 months and $ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ted to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at Tesidence of his parents, No. 564 BLACKWELL,—At Tanesvitle, Wis. on Sunday, April 29, son of J. P, Blackwell, of this city, in the The relatives and friends of the family are invited to pone ae en from the ak of his uncle, J. H. lackwell, Flem Setock rains lente iv Flemington at two P. M, J., on Tuesday, at iwelvo ins leave Liberty street at eight A.M. and Borum.—On Friday, way 4, after a protracted illness, Mrs. C. Born, wife of Jacob Boehm. , aged 43 years The friends of the family are respectfull invited to corner of noon, at one o'clock. BUNNER.—At Harlem, on Friday, May 4, after a short onneR, wife of C. A. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to on Monday afternoon, at threo San Francisco Ree lease ConkLin.—On May 4 4, Bian E, wife of John Conklin, in the 68th year of her age. Her relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from street. her sate residence, 25 Great Jones CovrraarD.—In Pan Gl on Monday, April 30, Janz Counruarn, aged 76 The relatives and friends of the family are fully: invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Clermont avenue, corner of M: afternoot avenue, this (Sun out further notion nan m, at two o'clock, wil y, May 5, Mrs, 1eaueita Craw- Crawronrp.—On Saturday von, inthe 72d year of her age. Tho relatives and friends of the family are rospectfully lay afternoon, at Coren. On Friday, May 4, after’ a short ‘liness, Ep- warp Ci 'UTLER, 38 years. The relatives and friends of the family, and atso the mombors of Keystone Lodge, No. 235, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend’ the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, from Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner Grand ane Centre streets, at two o'clock. The brethren of Keystone Lodge, No 235, F. and A, M., val ‘communication, Fellows’ Hall, corner paying i the. Inst tribute of re brother, Edward Cutler. By order of ‘A. W. Borras, Secretary. . J. J. JENNINGS, M. Damy.—At Sing sing, on Friday, May 4, Priur F. Daly, son of Cornelius and Beatrice Daily, aged 26 years ‘and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his father’s residence, =e (Sunday) afternoor foot of past seven A. Ma. “ally at a o'clock. steamboat leaves jorth river, for Sing Sing at half- DonnRiLy. —On Thtiadag, yee bmg ay, Biber ears 10 months. The relatives and friends of the family and those of bis father, and uncles, Ber aud Dane! Blaney, are respectfully Invited t0 attend the funeral, thie (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residénco of is eon 216 Cherry street, Earty.—On iatiey: May 5,2 Mary Earty, nicce of John, ohn Rodgers, of 80 Tenth avenue, aged 12 years and 6 the friends Gnd relatives are respectfully a Tent Exwis,—On Savarday, after a painfal {lness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, ‘Many Exxis, native of Mayn county Kildare, Ireland. Her remains will be interred in Flatbush, ‘The funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from therresidence of Richard Toners, Van Brunt and Tremont strects, South Brooklyn. Her relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral without further invitation. Mary Hays, a native of reland, in the 76th year of ‘The funeral will take lace this (Sunday) afternoon, reaidonce . s0n-in-Téw, ee Hays.—On Friday, May 4 ANiFY.—On Friday, May 4, Francis Hairy, youngest Hanity, and grandson of John 2 years and 10 months, The ahve and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 87 Sul- livan street, Hicarva.—On Friday, May 4, of inflammation of the Hioarss, aged 2 years, 11 months and 14 The friends and those of his brothers, John, Thomas and Patrick, and his sister, Margaret Petterson, are invi- ted to attend the funeral, parents, No. 909 Thirty-fiest street, this (Sunday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Calvary Cemetery. from the residence of his jis remains will mterred in Hvaires.—On Saturday, May 5, Eowanp Heonrs, aged ears, e relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Keuty.—On Saturday, May 6, Parnick Key, aged 20 native of Horseleap, Kings county. md friends, ‘a’'so those of his aunt, Mre. mother's residence, 554 Third avenue, Lenovx.—Jccies Lerovx, natif de France. Les fancrailies auront lieu wujourd’ hut (Mimanche), & huit heures et demi a !a maison mortuaire, 128 Bleecker street. Lioyp.—On Saturday, May 5, after slong and painfal ga ‘Wruiam Luovn, aged 21 years, § months and 7 “i funeral will take place from his late residence, 319 street, thie (Sunday) afternoon, at two ¢ frievds of the family and the members of Hawkins’ Zouaves are respectfully invited to attend. Leviness.—On Saturday morning, May 6, at half-paat months and 26 also those of = of his parents, No. So Sullivan street, thie (Bun a) ) afternoon, at three o ANDEVILI. —On Saterday, May 5, of be som op 68th vear of his ag ‘The funeral services will be held at residence of his son, David H. Mandeville, @ Laurens this (Sun- day) afternoon, at te past five o'clock, ives and mm No. 330, F. and A. M., aro lly invited to attend. mpton Pains, New Jer- , E. D., om Friday, sey, for interment. "Uwnanrso.— In Brookye of consumption, Lypta avaceth, eldest ohitd of Da ye} the late Estuer Mannering, 7 years. The relatives and friends ol ie an are marek 4 tnvited to attend the funeral, thie (Sunday) afternoon, at Second street Methodist Jase wife of Bernard Pomeroy, y Tyrone, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, No. 965 West Twenty-1fth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Moxerrewey.—On Saturday, May 5, Grerives Moxy. years. ves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 231 Sixth avenue, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Moxron.--On Friday, May 4, Elder Dasie. Moynon, in the 86th year of his age. Tue relatives and friend of the faanily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, two o'clock, from the Christian chureb, Gwenty-cight street, near Broadway. netasr. 00 Bria, May @, Mast Mvenar, wife 6 John Murray, after a long and severe illness, native of county Westmeath, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are respeetfally Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 428 Third avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Munria.—On Friday, May 4, Jawes Menrma, native of Ireland, county Longford, parish of Kilasheen, in the Mth year of his age. The friends ead Ts Folatives of the family are respectfully. invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 660 Columbia street, South Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. McAxprew.—On Saturday, Nay 6, Jawes McAypnew, aged 51 yenrs The friends of the famliy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at nine o'clock, from bis lato residence, 1,100 Second avenue, The re- maine will be interred i Calvary Co McMawes —On Seturday, May 5, Rwara 16 years, 4 month and days, The Tuners) will take place {rom the resiteuee of her ask MeMases, trother-in-!aw hor, No, M5 Kort Twenty: fourth street two 0 clock Poinurs y 3, at four o'clock, § The trie bers of Mariners Seamen's Horrdit tion are respectfully in (Sunday) aft dener, No Wo Ravien —On Thursday, ¥, also the mem- 4 A M., alto colent Al ise Keepers’ Bex tod to ationd the funeral, this ©, ‘rom his late resi- May 3, BD. Karten, aged 32 years ‘The friends and rela) veo are rer setfully invited to ate tend the funecal, from ber [ato reswlenee No Ss Second | Avene, corner Of Thirtionn strret. this (Sunday) alt@r- you, at One O'eloek, Wis Vous furtties inv tatvon Ou Friday, May 4, Jew ‘Jneve, 8 on Mary | aud Jacob Rath, aged 15 months, of inflammation of the lungs. The funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'eloek, Reyso.ns.—At Fordham, on Friday morning, May 4, | atfour o'clock, Parkicx Ruvsouns, late of New York, aged 28 years. ‘The frends and relatives of the family, also those of | his brothers, Owen and Joho, aro invited W attend the | fancral, at bis late residence, Fordham, this (Buaday) af- tornoon, at one o'clock. His remains will be interred at Morrivanin, Korsenitas,—in Jersey City, Wnuiam RoTweruam, in ith year of his age. The relatives and (rhonda of the family are respectfully nvited to attend the funeral, from iis late residence, No, 820 outh Eighth street, at two o relock this (Sunday) afternoon, Philadeiphia papers please copy. SaanveLo.—On Friday evening, May 4, ALaeRT Saar FcLD, & native of Hamburg, Germany, aged 43 years The friends and relatives of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from liz late reside No. 10 West Twenty-cighth sirset, between Fifth avouue and Broadway, ths (Sanday) afternoon, at hal~-past two o'clock, without further notice. Scmsepeker.—On Friday, May 4, ANxa Carueriva Manis Scuygpekwr, wife of Gerbard Schnedeker, in the 76th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 130 Wooster street, Twowrsox.—In Philadelphia, on Thurs May 3, after a short but severe iliness, Mary ff. ‘t loved wife of Geo. R. Thompson, and daughter of Mar- garet and the late John Hunter, ‘Warp.—At Newark, on Saturday, May 5, Moses Warp, in the 79th year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, ‘on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, 43 Washington street. Wenstax.—Suddenly, of apoplexy, oo Saturday, May 5, Captain Josern Wersrer, aged 63 years. "The relatives and friends Pra the family ase respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 125 Elliot plave, Brooklyn, on "Puesday afternoon, at three the o'clock. The remains will be interred in Greenwood Cometery. ‘Wanrre, —On Friday, May 4, Wixtrorp Ware, widow of Bernard White, county Sligo, Ireland, aged 61 years. The funeral will take place from the Fosiclboo « of her son-in-law, John Mullaney, 130 Loonard street. The rela- tives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to —— funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Lire —On Wednesday, May 2, Caaries H. Worvr, aged 35 years, His relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his late uncle, 69 Pike street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Janesville, Wis,, papers please copy. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, ; bs MOON RIRES. Ha ‘morn 12 00 orn 20 Port of New ¥ York, lay OLEARED. Steamship Malta (Br), Macaulay, Liverpool—E Cunard, Steamship Fahkee, Sterling, St Jago de Cuba—Waydell Co. Steamahtp Virginia, Spencer, Galveston—Williams & Guion. a 4p Lado mie lovey, Galveston via Key West—C H ator oe Mariposa, Quick, New Orleans—J A Raynor. cumeoe Bherdan, — New Orieans—H B Crom- Steamship Rover. Langley. 3 D Hurlbut & Co. Bi sp ee City, leston—A ron rye Moore, ‘Woo , Halifax, NC—Murray, rerris Steamship C W Lord, Ward, Wilmington, NC—C Good- Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, Savannah—Livingston, rox & Co. aSisumship San Salvador, Atkins, Savannab—Garrison & Steamship Hatteras, Parriah, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- a mond—Liv! ean we "0. ‘Steamal Gotoh ‘Norfolk, City Point ana Rich- mond Heineken more. ees M John Gibson, Young, Alexandria—B B Crom- BSteamehi candria—J Han: ip Ni Alex nd, Penh EB Hale Soon Philadel pe Hand. Steamship Vulcan, Munson, Philadelphia, Steamship Nereus, Bearee, ‘Steamship W P Clyde. Powell. Boston—W I’ Clyde. hyp Francovia, Sherwood, Fosiland—i B Cromwell Steamehtp Wamsutta, Springer, New Bedford—Ferguson Ship Sunrine, Luce, Liverpoo!—Howland & Frothin, pane Gradvery, Cronstadt via "Aahadel- phie—Pandhe Bark Margaretha, Blat al dont Hoelper, Antwerp— Funch, Memneke & W Berk lng Bird | (Br), Dester, Marseilles via Philadelphia— aa Bere J Halroot, Brown, Havre—Brett, Son & Co. Bark Bourneuf (ir), Perry, Quebec—Funcb, Melncke & Wendt. ark Rapid (Br), Marsohatk, Vern Cruz—Hangous & Co. Bark Live Oak (itr), Wichel, 8 Harriet, agg tee pret egy watig Freide jawed), Lund, ‘Stockholm-—Puveh, Meincke & ren frig Miranda (Hanov), Foke, Hamburg—R M Sloman & rig Minnehaha (Br), Douglass, Bridgeport, CB—J F Whit- wor yA * neers (Be) Card, Demarara via Wiley f BEF (BO), Rrentice, Kingston, Ja—Funch, L Gor B Bmith (Br), Godfrey, St Croix via Bangor—Penie. st Bratich (Br), Cond, Turks Island—B C Knox & Co. nington—J L Hathaway. Bri frahellasewet Se Ea ail i, we ith, RP Buck & Co. OR ae (Bry; Schr Virginia, Close, Demarars--s W Lewis Schr Alice Flora (Br), Knowles, Kingston, Ja—B J Wen- Sehr Joseph Holmes, Asa, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & | Baltim 8h a Egaramteak, Packard, Georgetown, 8C—Bentiey, 10 Schr Idaho, Eels, Norfolk, Va—F B Chase & Co, Schr Joseph & Franklin, Hawkins, iehmond, Schr ME Turner, Camp, Washington, DC—Van Brant & me hatha, Cranmer, Baltimore—M Teck Ada Ames, Marsion. Boston_y 8 Ingraham. Rehr White Sea, Lee, Bosto 8 & Co. Schr Annie Freeman, McClellan, Glodeestat 83 Wenberg. Sehr Colonel Eltsworth, Robinson, Gioucester—B J Wen- Sehr W Carroll, Bucksport GR P Buck & Co. Sehr Wild Figecn. Pllipe: Prone N Stranahan. hr iar Maryetta, Hoyt, Bridgeport—Rackett, Tooker & Tay- eSeur Sohn Snow, Coflin, Elizabethport—Snow & Richard- WD Mangum, Commin Stranaban. Sloop Harvest, Corwi Sloop Emily, Allen, ) Taunton—G N 6 WN Stranabaa, ABRIVE! saeenine Deletes (Br), Ferrer, G (April 21, with Passengers, to Francis Macdonald & Co.’ Has era heary westerly gales during the latter part of there sefteatelip Alabama, Limeburaer. New Orleans April 6 96 arringion & Co. Has ha se tiaaits ie ‘entire - Steamship Lor with cotton to Murray, Ferris Yes Go. nals with schr Loveti Pen Sveamah Apel ne exchanged sig. ip Ellen 8 “chap jewbern, 48 hours, with d passengers, mdse “Reverie a se eet bar yt NC, 8 days, caine pays i Gy FON to Funan rendt. ming Spa Rea bau ire bal re er ts AEM Tee 5 in Gulf Stream ae, some spotaenes to Frade (of Boston been a pO EG a vessel's dec! leas. J sem pcpony rocker, Trimdad (Cubs) silat st hea oot ta ic ta to the in, to a hea vy wi ant houra, ot Baas vessel coffer, Soeoreteree ¢ a henry guie of wind 4 hove too, when @ heary squall from SW Gatew her ‘oth her beam enda: was obliged to throw deckload of loxwood over- Board to right her, since when bas hed a continuation of NW gales: spli salle, de Ble inereats toh), Campbell, Curacoa, 17 days, with Commapalit (Dan), Roose, Porto Cabello Mareb 13 via as Ur i coffee, Ae. to iy jock wood, ree Ay e i, with by to jrookman, le Headsd Shots, 119, fe 7 Duncan, Saw a vesve * Risen. from Wew York: Aprit 7. in Int EB Schutts, from New York for alae eat Hayti, A to be the bi 41, lon 7251, spoke bark ight (of Camden), Hughes, Brazos 28 da 1 hides, to Miller & Houghton. May I, lat 38 14 me bark, Brierly (Br), from Belies, Houd, for jaye ou reline, Powell, Cedar Kevs, Fla, 13 days, with cedar nd cotton, to Hodgkins ine. Scott & CO, Has been 7 daya N of Hatteras, with heay NW. ales. Rehr Jane maori Emton Georgetown, Rene Jamestown, Magee, Philadelpnin Yor New Maven, and Pall River. es, Gloucester via New Haven. Steamsbips Her Hemania, City of London, weaker (hi ra Mariposa, ange ie, General 'W' Lord, Hatteras, Niagara, Louisa Moore. Bric 8 P Brown, Gardner, " the east side of Fort Adame, still remaing, She lies with ber head off shore and her stern high out upon the beech, Bre Rosemary Bexux, from St Jay more, fell_ in with March 20, 0n the 3) 44. lon 70 88, w raft of planks lashed and sp baring apparently been recently used to save Pastengers. pwn KH Cousos, at Providence from Norfolk, lost fore Jib on the paseage. aE Ros, Philips, f Tanti, ae reported asbare peor sel ermal. Ato m Elitabethport for ‘the Dumpling Rocks, 100 tons of coal have . Which went ashore on Cape Poge on Wednes Addison, We. * 1 Vide ihe was gon off withont damage MisecNancon 1,7 Keven (of Porth i863. Naw Bee be troment, recently reported purchased by Trannies partie has been puretiased by ( ia ARSFORD'S CELE- igerator e} Joe Pitchers silver by Cooking Utensils, anda otter ai BASSFURD'S great Cen in the coasting ode, Cooper Institute, ‘of Trnro), 91 8t tons, hi Mn COHEN, OF 4 NORTE ‘enter, for $4500. he rheumatisty Wilillamsbarg. who hed walked oa crutches for six months, riect health bj A heumatte Rem this statement on oath, if required, € iken, andotiiers, of Glo Sone Erneninpa (of Horwich Joho Quinn and James Hu; _ Sku Onis (of Provincetow: of Wellfleet, for $3000. ), 114,83 tons, has been sold "of Boston, for $2500. 18 tons, has been sold to He is willing to con- ex OaK (of Denn! 1, of Boston, for $3500. E Shi tHe ‘ion CUT AND EN- RB Crean ow G MOCKS, 2 D ANTE iwitial * to order, te CHINA TEA SET, 4 ENCH CHINA TEA SETS, 44 pieces, $20 i on extra quality fine GRANITE DINNER SETS, 56.58 tons, has been sold to rt anx Star Kino, Als, 427 tons, bulli at Newbury in 1858, heen sold for $21,500, 95 tons, built at New London in 1856, has k Bix, A2. 82 tons, built at Essex, Me, In 1846, has been sold on private terms, Sonn Mysreny (of Hurst, and others, of Kittery, for $4300 Dunham, at Newport from Fall River, Miami, for not having & nis), 82.13 tons, has been sold to J C vert PLATED WARE, &¢., AP JING EITHER FOR CITY OR COUNTRY USE WILL DO WELL TO EXAHINE THESE Gor E. V. HAUGHWODT & 488, 49) and 492 Broadway, Corner of Broome si was fine d $10 by US revenue cutt AtBrnnawick, Me, April 30, bark Addie Decker, $0 ton nie gard of OS Ven nnell Bros, xt Mid: he is owned by the builders, Capt James Penuell, who is to command at ae Gon ' of about 43) tn NONTAGION HARMLESS sia {rom Now Beatort 30 ‘nat nett Hibernian, for North sich schr D.C Smith, Smith, of Pro- loxs of sails aud rigging, hav- nse, BRANDRETH’S PILLS, Each one of us, even the most diseased, has within him a germ or root of that original, pure blood of our wud supports hus life, and constantly jon th CORRCPE, HOMORS BRANDRETH'S PILLS soaiat this REGE- Dowerfal aidave.cosatantiy make blood of a better quality, until the whole 1s rene wed wind Those who desire to PASS. U ew "London 24 inst of Westport, was at Payta Aprilé, nce leaving Taleabnaro, ‘Bedford, was at Port having, remained in poet This germ of puro struggles to throw a havin; taken 87.bbh ark Sea Breeze, Hon of. Stanteys Falkland Yalan Pood on account of the sickness on bo! water taken out from home, as be: Abm Cuffee, and the fourth mate, ‘Suiilman Davis, had died.” “The balance of the ship's com ‘expected to sail in about ten m ays oy th Ss iny were etter, and a RANDRETIOS. ae Which oleange the bowels and the blood of all, NHEALTHY ACCUMULATION: Office, BRaNDIe Ti | house, New Y. Sold by Druggists, 250. per box. SAMPLES GRATUITOUSLY FURNISHED: tor Practically demonstrating the trom} more for Cienfuegos, May 2, Foreign Ports, Pannapons, April 10—Are bark NH’ Gaston, Parmalee N’ chr CA Farnsworth, Sawyer, do; waukie, Brown, and Scotland, Crowell, do. Cunaco 17—No American vessels in 7ON, May I--Arr sobr Clara W Elwell, Long, Sa- April 19—In port_ P iragoane to load for Bont Spheks: just arr fiom Hoste Spo Bark Augusta C Small, 40, lon 5 Mth, brigs Mit: Seat Tayti, A) Jr otier’ eauetitates for Constantina (Fay), ‘Wind, » Dentist, care Wm. P. ms Clara, for NYork 10 dave poxrtim, April 7—In port bark EH Yarrington, Mayo, for pte P, Cuba, April 18—Tn, port barks Casco, Gardiner. Bentley. Clark, for do: brign Neponset, and ia: Fairbanks, chartered IVORCES OBTAINED WITHOUT PUBLICITY AND actually without fee until « legal divorce is obtained. Consultations free. M. HOWES, Attorney and Counsellor, 78 Nassau st. LOOK HERE—YOU CAN BUY Sager, der at PHOS. AGNEW SS, Gorace of Murray sitvet, at Ie. for NYor! Suh for do: CV Wiltlstin, for bhitad Vairanatso, April 5—Of, ship Mari by the Spanish Admiral for six months. erfean Ports. May 4—Arr schr Nora, Clarkson, *NasTON, May 4—Below barks Beasle Simpson, from New ir: also fined and a brig. Cld steamers Hos- Crowell, er aa pita: bark Surin John Brightman, Gray, & via. Machias: sohre Keokuk, a 2A De Tart, Also cld ‘steamer NYork: barks M B Stetson, Beal, C ‘NOrleana; schrs OUSEKEEPERS, ev 262 Greenwich stree! Splendid ne w crop Teas ut $1 per I yibrag else at greatly reduced ‘peice ]ODOROUS _DISINFECTING LIQUID. Warranted the best rizer, jtdiapensable in private families ships and ces: oi sinks bedereter cloesia: ips eats i sa A nALEXANDRIA, nor will ty fbi Price 75 cents per gallon, from the manufact i. W. FEUCHTWANGER. 56 Cedar street, New Y Times an Hunter, N¥ork; eae are steamer F Blackstone, stew Orieins. rr sehr Luc; reutt, Butler, Portland; Cnt eames Tnubella Briggs, (Bio Fanetro, and a cate hire taland Queen, Ponee ft Dinsosoway, New Havens Sarah Purvis, Jones, do; Marence, Watkins, New Bed hi legathlin, “Portsmouth, 'N MeCleve, Kew London: WB jelow ship Susan L Fitzgerald, Gunby, from Chili; bri Lawrence (Br), steed, {ro of Miller, from St Ji schr Anna nfo h—Arr steam Turks Island vin NY Also BALTIMORE, ‘8 MADE NEW Ryd fotcona 4 oe. D., 1,130 Broa Broadway, Now York Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured sent free. Address BE. D., 1,180 Broadway, New York. FOF E. B. eOOTE, M. 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Invalids ai a distance may consult by letter, CHILBERGS GERMAN OINTMENT.—WARRANTED ‘4 certain cure, without the shghtest dai old Wounds, Scrofula, Salt 50. tents ables seme. Boston—Neptune Steamship aye nger, for Rheum, all Bone anid Skin Dis- For sate at 93 Bowery, and by all priveipal drug- WAXTED—90EXUERIENCED a 10 SEW wEDDIRG GAT fat ae Eo ft Beds, Moss, Husk, seaweed — rueese Feathers, Blankets, Com! and Cots. Call, see and samibe eiars puckeie eee, 7 otra ta tudson sree "SPECIAL NOTICES. AND MASS MEETING OF THE UNITED SHEP. Wrights, Caulkers and Ship Joiners, wilt be held 9 aso verte Pema rie Pardldge, Card. a, ai is” for Porescnouth? Har ig the misrepreseatations of 1 wrights, caikefs and ship joiners, PY ore JOHN REED, See Sidney C Tyl berg, anes SPORT, april 20—Arr ‘sehr Giraffe, he she Albert Thomas, Van Brunt, Mobile-E D Hurlbut & | dephion 7 keg EW ORLEANS, May 6—SId steamer Liberty, Stafford, bho aad (Br), Scott, a SA oon Oo? igs Chaee Seas Er sty a ee tie Broadway, New York, May 6, Nad ANY is Hain NEW BEDFORD May 4b, schrs Annie WV Arion, Secretary. be May 9, i366, : , ‘Unas.8,, barby FU ; NG Se oan the q Association rooms, Jones Honse, Brealway, below. A day evening, May 7, at 8 0% THEODORE 9. ay SA Fe schra RS. Deis Cook, for Phila- Han, Dunham, Fall River for do; Argus, my Harriet, Sawyer, ired. sehr Alice Ida. Mears, Phila- NY. PM— orl i chin Nathl Holmes, Arnold, Elizabethport; Sw ate, NYork: Julia & Mary, AVEN May May car sches A poh Jagne; & Annie, Carpenter, New Haven—Rackett, Tooker & oe iutiesbettipert Edi @itahnah, Sheparts i Prantfin P Bu lp do; “Sarah La EA al Ua York: barge ore for Roxbury, hi having repai r Redell. BnShE GW Catpentes, Fhugerald, West River, Md—Millor & Blea Aker in he night quested. Daniet M. Jarvis, See. MBERS OF M. , Bangor for Norwich; O'clock. Also the, members of Tonte Lo alls nvited to attend the funeral Of Our Samuel Phillips. By order vine, Ketchum,’ and Thomas of Conklin, Horton, Dela» z pions Ww. Me FAM OES ae or wae 108 LODGE. NO. o% ‘Sovelock F. My item eee eee nt bereavemen wht forward, The work of the sveuing will also'be the JP. DAVIES, Acting Master. (THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY 18 SITUATED OW Tom, of the Harlem ‘at Woodlawn ‘abou’ seven miles north of the Cen -alxth Btreet, opposite 3 Salle ta i ise: Dick Ca Meskate wienddee Sim Benton. mses Rea second or the F. C. rt, NC. 72 hours, Keating, D Fee 9, vo ‘pave done met Ret ey Paige ]Poun. pe tw Le ett Ss Eee Aiierwarde the the wifeet Me Pit Pitt. ane mc Siceer, themes to ae vault be era ee and Harriet Se has J fall -Arr sehra Julia E Willets. Bayles, ‘4 in. do; de Gross, No. 3Cham- bs papers please Copy. bera street, ie [forme poster WANTE! formerly her at f sues favor tion toute ot Bk. Rk ater ‘tte pator ‘Address Lewis COMPANHATIAN. 7 FEBRUA jprute treet, New York MO*TAccE wite rinp 4 Lavras 47 wrarion A FORTRESS MON! ‘eteran, Stan: ‘Rockland: ; Jenny Lig May 3 becca, Price, ai ‘Wheaton, Ireland. "Philately oy eon aa Sear Raltimore. Cid. bd, brig © Tien, Sparbour. it Mares, Hay : A May 4—Arr schr Allen Middleton, Jr, Ames, w Leodon fimith, Frontera, 20 days, with Philadelphia, 20." PLEASE cau REMOV ALS e Raliroad Journal, No WARP have removed their WAREROOMS TO 831 BROADWAY, ite the Metropolitan Hotel. quality, Music, Ing FRANK MORTINER—P' id Personal where you 2 Seen ——, WHOSE MAIDEN NAME WAS if she desires information concerning her #*- der Eilon, will receive s letver by ealling at 8m SAY THROUGH: 4-4 of the shoes every requisite for hd WOVEIOY & SON, DENTISTS, HAVE REMOVED from 10 West Eleventh street, to iheir new and elegant 1,146 Broadway, between Twenty-sixth and 27 West Bighteentt ‘Dp ENDENU e For BACELO} re any address for 5 cents, Address. BROWN & CO. HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 2 the ald offier, where we shail all classes of clatms against the bounties, prize money, Officers can receive pay js No. 1 Park place. continue to collect and rnment for back pa Several new prize li Tor clothing loet on vessels destroyed ADY WITH GREEN DRESS, sthaw Iso curls, who walked lp , April & who oe Broadway, oblig dress, in contidence, wt Ei sinenas to her. "Address MATRIMONIAL BATC HELOR OF . POOR AND FORLORN. DARKE True womantiness and edueton Adress Loneman, a ges rites ay 18 ret HY ene sorta OF REMOVALS. HEL ‘and Jobber of Mens’ Furnishing Goods, have removed from 29 Murray and 33 Warren streets to the new building 188 Church street. MeKE om @& Walle? street wo tal Grand street, afew feel te Satly ana weatlh. THE LECTURE SEASON, NEWSPAPERS. X pEeaLD. fr forady saad on wd December noe next Thursday even chareh, New York, situa! si } re W to 31, inclusive, of the cr ingion and Deis pM. Tickots LI ALD.-WANTED, A mL OF THT: iHerata tor 183 Addrens W. FS. the evening of the beetnre after 6h; o'clock SUUTHERN ADVET" REST COTTON f western Georgin, 2 COAL, WOOD, we. {BEST QUALIITER OF PINB AND OAR Wood for sale at lowest prices, by load 0 delivered free Of cartage: cue-thid eotd to afoul. oud aveaue, between Thirty-O(th and Thiry. 5.314 serve L POR STEAM ENGINES, BY TI 1 puch steam as A. 'FSHiRWwoo! 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