The New York Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1870, Page 12

4a THE STAB CAPITAL, Proweedings of the Legislature Yesterday. The Pneumatic Railway Bill Defeated in the - Senate. Dofeat of the Bill Fixing Damages for Injuries on Railroads, Wumerous Local Bills Passed and Four Vetoes Sustained. ALBANY, April 25, 1870. "The business to-day in bot houses was heavy and yet was briskly put through, The members having rested over Sunday from their labors of the past week were ready todo any amount of hard work, ‘and they went at it with a will, The majority of bills passed, however, were local in thelr character aud but few concerned the city of New York, HEALTH. OFFICER CARNOCHAN 1s here, large as life, and looking so healthy that it would be conceded at once he needed no quarantine ing. And yet he’s here on quarantine business, ‘When the supply bill was sent to the Finance € mittee of the Senate it was amended tu that com- mittee at first so as to deprive the Heaith Omcer of the power to employ. or dik charge his assistants and helpers generally around Quarantine, so that if he wanted to have done anything that his assistants (who were to have been appointed by the Quarantine Commissioners) did not fee) disposed to do there would be A CONSTANT CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY, and the Health Officer could not apply any iminedi ate remedy.. Some folks say that this was amended by Senator Murptiy so as to comply with the wishes of Dr. Bell of the Quarantine Commission. Dr. Ci mochan, however, appeared here and the amendment Was stricken out when Mr. Murphy found that it Would deprive @ good democratic officer of power which had previously been fully exercised by a re- Publican. So the matter is allowed to remain as it was, and the bill has been further amended so as to allow the Health OMcer expenses for @ steamer to use at the boarding station. THE 125TH STRERT RAILROAD BILL, which had been recalled from the Goveruor’s posses- sion by the Senate, was amended in the Senate and the amendments w towlay coneurred in by the House, They provide for the sale of the franchise by the Commissioners of tie Sinking Fund instead of by the Sheriff; that the railroad shall be for passengers only, and the cars shall be propelled by horses or mules, THE STATEN ISLAND BRIDGE BILL was to-day amended so thatthe northern terminns shall not extend beyond the line of the harber, wn- less by consent of the Harbor Commissioners of this State. This is the bridge which is io connect New York and Staten Island by way of Bedioe’s Isiand, taking worthy of the spirit of the age. Mr. Fields sought lo have passed to-day a bill in relation to DAMAGES FOR INJURIES on railroads, limiting the anount of award for in- Juries not resulting in death to $9,000 over aud above all a tual expenses. He chitined that these exorbitaut awar's for damages given by juries we.e reidom if ever paid, a3 the corporations Would fight the claims through from court to court until the Gaimants became tired out or died, and by pacing @ imit on the amount to he awarded there would be some chance ior a poor person, who migiit be in- jured, obtaining some revef. The majority of the members could not appreciate Mir. Fields? wea, and Bo the bill was recoumities, on motion of Mr. Alvord, with instructions to strike out the enacting clause—in other words, knock the life out of it ‘The Governor to-day sent I to the Assembly three VETORS, one of which was on the bill dividing the county of Erie into four districts for coroners, and providing that they shall perform duty only in the districts in which they were elected. ‘The grounds for the veto were that the office of Coroner is a constitutional county office, and that it is net competent for the Legisiature to restrain the jurisdiction to any limit Jess than the entire county. The other vetoes were against incorporations known as the Peabody Be- nevolent Company of New York, and the National Mutual Beneft Association of Buffalo, ‘These were corporations created Wilh the power to transact ‘business of life insurance companies subject to the rules and restricttons placed by the Insurance Department on reguleriy organized life Insurance companies, and for that reason did Rot mect with the approval of his Excellency. He returned to the ate the bill incorporating the Vnited States Mutnal Benefit Society of New York, with a velo founded on the objections first referred t. His Excelieucy was sustained in each House by unanimous vote, thas showing the respect that is entertained for him in his sound statesmanship, and that the duties of his office are efully and conset- without being entiously discharged. The Assembly spent some time to-day in the diseussion of THE CRARITY BILL, ‘which was slightly amended and passed by a vote of 100 to 15, and ihe 8: r portion of tts LRGAL OPINION ON THE EXCISE LEW. Attorney Ge.eral Champlin has given an elabor opinion on the Excite law just passed by the Leg: ture. He says that the only easential and important change is in TS the authority to grant licenses in town, Village and city boards instead of county com- miasioners as heretolore. He shows that there is no conflict between the acts of 1867 and 1870, and con- cludes by declaring that the sale or giving away of intoxicating liquors on Sunday or within one quar-. ter of a mile of a poli on election day in less than flve gallons is prohibited, and the only restriction upon Shlicensed persons to sell in quantities of five gal- lons or more is that it shull not be sold to be drank on the premi-es. THE FREE CANAL FUNDING BILL SIGNED. The Hatch Free Canal Punding bill was signed by tae Governor this evening, being the only bill signed by him to-day. Passage of the Etght Hour and Marine Coart Biile—Alterations in the State Supply Bill- Forthcoming Vetoes—The Arcade Railway Bill in the Assembly. Aunasy,-April 25, 1870. THE EIGHT HOUR LAW. The celebrated Bight Hour jaw, for which Philoso- pher Bergen fought so hard in the Assembly, was this aiiernoon reported complete in the Senate and on mouon read the third time and paseed. ‘The bili will be elgned by the Governor in a few days, and the hearisof the great army of workingmen will be made glad. THE MARINE COURT BILL, of which I gave a synopsis when it was introduced in the Asseinbly, passed the Senate to-lay without opposition, It will be ren ered that by this bill Uiree additional justiceships are created in the Ma- rine Court, the amount of jarisdiction is increased to $10,000 and the court is empowered to ty cases of Ubel, slander, assault and battery and faise im- prisonment. When this bill becomes a law the arrangement which will be made under it will tend @reatiy to relieve the overburdened calendars of the other courts in the county. THE SUPPLY BILL. The Senate has spent the maior pars of the day and evening in the discussion of the State Supply blll. ‘The only very material altera- tons were increasing the appropriation for the new Capitol, making it $1,300,000; striking out the appropriation of $27,000 for dredging Oswego river and inserting the $10,000. appropriation for Munson J. Lockwood which the Assembly struck out. The Health Officer is also empowered to appoint five oitcers for police duty, and $5,000 are appropriated herefor, PREPARING VETOES. ‘The Governor ia busy this evening preparing vetoes ‘on the various bills granting State afd to railroads, ‘These biils give sume seven or eight million dollars to Various roads throughout the State. The work in the Assembly to-night is gotng on with lightning speed and bills are passed or killed with alarmin: rapidity. The amendments to the Supply bill will undoubtedly meet with opposition in the House and ‘will necessitaie the appointment of a committee of conference, aud wili, consequently, delay the pro- ceedings very much. THAT ARCADE ABOMINATION again aroused an excitement tn the Assembly to- might. Mr. Cavanagh, from New York, ofe.ed a re- solution to recommit the bill to the Gommities on pe ngeonns with instructions to strike out the enact- ing clause, This createl quite a hubbub. The ping Wio are so anxtous to relieve Broad- was who know what the properiy owners Doe ie business men slong that thoroughfare want Detter than they do themselves, were all up in arms, Mr. Alvord raised the point of order that the resolution offered by Mr. Ca- vanagh required unanimous consent. Mr. Cavanagh then moveu to Jay the order of business on the table anh soln Committee of the Whole on the abom!- nation, Peter Mitchell stood up and commenced again to explain that this Arcade pian was entirely disconsonant with the wishes of the property owners along Broadway, and was nothing more nor jess than a blackmail arrangemeut. The point of order was raised that debate on a motion to lay on the table was out of order. This shat off debate, and the countrymen,§anding that the New York delegation, with one or two exceptions, was united on the subject, voted inst the motion to go into Oommittee of the Whoie, with the hope of Tushing the abomination through to-morrow. hile the question was up there was quite mn excitement La she ‘Anse may Chuuber, the memvers Who haye been ete ee mera the interests of raiiread companies and agalast those of the peop. ‘The motion to recommit to strike out the enacting eee reveiled-—59 to 27, USTED Moved to reconsider the vote, and that the motion lie on the table. Lost—35 to 68. The mo- Uon to reconsider was lost, APPROPRIATIONS TO CHARITY INSTITUTIONS. The Rouse weat into committee on the bill making . proprlations w charity institations. The bill was, er amendment, ordered to @ third reading, and parsed ‘as follows;— To all orphan asylums, houses for the friendlers and other charitable institutions in the State, (50,000, to be divided according to the num- ber of inmates in each; e the Thomas aay for In- dian children, $8,500; the Roman Catholic Re- formatory of Burial O. g3,000% to the charity week day achools, decerding ma tne number ef scholars in each, foes , 000; Ay he the James street Industrial School of New to the Female Academy Sacred Heart ‘aibauge 3000; to Suulth’s College, of Brook!yn, for “thé “education of destitute | youth, to the Oswego Orphan Asylum, 000: tothe Brooklyn thelic Orphan asylum, 10,000; for the destitute chitdren in care of the sters of St, Ursula, Kast Morrisania, $3,000; to the Hebrew Benevolent Society of Albany, $500; to the Good Shepherd Orphan Asylum of Haverstraw, $2,000; to ot Troy Catholic Male Drpham Asylum, $6,000; to the 01 pcrphal Ae jum, ae a to the New York Boclety for the Protection of Destitite Orphan Catho- He Children, $50,000; to St. Vincent’s mt an Asylum of Builalo, ng to the Mariners’ Family Industrial School of York, $2,600; to the Southern Ticr Orphan House of Himira, $6,000; to the Sisters of Charity of Newburg, $5,000; to the Home for the Friend- Jeas of Auburn, $5,000; to the Roman Catholic Or- a4 Asylum, corner of Houston and Mulberry streets, lew York, 000; to the Onondaga County Orphan (000; to St. Elizabeth’s Hospital of Utica, the Brooklyn Howard Qolored Orphan Asy- 500: to the Institute of Mercy of Greenbush, 000; to the Association for the Benetlt of Color ed hans of New York, $2,000, out of the jute Metro- politan Excise Ford in’ lien of the interest provided law; to the Si. Vincent de Paul of Syracuse, $2,000; to the St. Vincent Asylum of Troy, $1. to the Auburn Orphan Asylum, $3,000; 'to St. ‘Mary Instiiute of Rondout, $500; to the Wayside Industrial Hoine of soaped showing ciearty their alarm Jest the DLL should be killed, ALBANY, Alpril, 25, 1870, TUB BXCISB LAW. Mr. Munpay stated that the Attorney General had given an opinion that twenty freeholders were re- quired, under the new Excise law, to sign a petition for license, This was contrary to the intention of the Legisiat and to obviate all question he asked unapimous consent to introduce a supple mental uct declaring or @ petition of twenty free- holders 18 unnecessa ‘ Mr. WoopIN said that while’ correcting mistakes it would be well to correct another. The Excise law now provided for the appointment of Excise Commissioners without confirmation by the alder men in cities, If the senator would consent to change this he would make no objcetion, otherwise he should do so, Objection having been made the Dill could _— Lo mtgaag CHAMPLAIN CANAL BILL. On the motion of Mr. ©, F. NORTON the adverse vote upon the bill providing for the enlargement of the Champlain Ganal was reconsidered—19 to 21. In f | Sauces of several Senators the bill was laid aside. a Lite rance Company. “Authortaing the Mtlantte Savings Bank of New Xone to change tts location, izing the election and appointment of certain nian pal omoers in Auburn, Incorporating the New York Improvement Gom- pany. ‘To nprove portions of New York and Westchester counties and to tucrease the factlities of commanica- ton between the same, ‘Vo open and widen Bank street, rporating the New York Real Estate Ex- nee. Relative to the Superfor Court of Buffalo. ch BILLS LOST. New York, $2,000; to the Academy of Christian Amending the act relative to cruelty to animals | Brothers of Albany, 0005 to ‘the Home of in New York and Brooklyn, Lost—12 and x mo | the Friendless of $750; to the Brook- lyn Orphan. ‘Aeyiuin Of Cumbeland street, $10,000; to the hospitals of the State according to the number of inmates, except Bellevue and St. Luke’s of New York, $76,000; to the Women’s Medical College Hos- ital’ of New York, $10,000; to the Way Hospital, 000; to St. Peter’s Hospital, of Brooklyn, $5,000; to the St. Mary Widows? and Lying-in Hospital of But- falo, $2,500; to St, Peter's Bogpiial, of Albany, $5, hora to the Hospital Si, Francis, of New York, $5,000; 10 the Sisters of Charity, of Port Jervis, $5,000; to ditfer- ent medical hospitals, infirmaries, dispensaries, & various sums from $1,000 to $2,500; to complete the Rochester City Hi tal, $10,000; to aid in the con- struction of the Hahnemann Hospital, of New York, $5,000; to the Fifth Street Industrial School, of New York, $3,000; to the Susquehanna Industrial School, 52,500; Lo tle Or] phan Asylom corner of Prince and Mott streets, New York, $3,000. GUBERNATORIAL VETOES. The Governor, through the hands of his private secretary, returned the following bills without his approval;— reir The act, relative to the Coroners of Erie county. | He ites ui to ee ‘the people to vote for coroners out of bee di sm see 1 Bimant Baie neorporatl Peabody Mut " pose Net; of New York, tis objection ie thkt the, Bilr doer not state thon to reconsider was tabled. charter of the Cosmos Life and Trust Oompany of New York. Lost—13 to 10—and a moiton to reconsider was tabled. DEFEAT OF THK BROADWAY PNEUMATIC RAILWAY BL The New York Pneumatic Tube Underground Ratl- way bill was lost by the following vote: Ayvné—Mesars. Cauldwell, Frost, Genet, Hubbard, Ken- jorton, Thayer and. fweed—8, msiott Messrs. a. Brand, \wood, rahe Tharpening, La Ti ties Marcas, Parker, Perce, Sautondy beoit and Wood "I. ‘The motion to reconsider was tabled. STATE ELEVATORS BILL PASSED, After a long debate and much of ie a on the part of Messrs. Woodn, Lewis and Murphy the bill appropriating $500,000 for the State to erect and lease elevators at Buffalo and Oswego was passed by the following vate:— aioe. chs Ras— Messrs. man, Creamer, arent ane kag Recor iten Hubs organ, Parker, Sanford, Thayer aud jesars. Bowen, Brand, Elwood, Haspendinn, Bed Minter, Murphy, @. F. Norton, Scott, and Woodin12. seit THE EIGHT HOUR LAW. Mr. TWEED reported complete the bill relative to mechanics and laborers ployed by the State (knowa as the Hight Hour law) which was passed by 4% Unanimous vole, GUBERNATORIAL VETOES. The Governor sent im & veto of the bill incorpor- me the United States Mutual Beneilt Society of New ‘ork. ‘The bill was lost by a unanimous vote, The Governor also sent in @ veto of the bill for the relief of the Hopkinton Manufacturing Company. Tabled, THE CHAMPLAIN CANAL BILL ONOB MORB. The bill for the enlargement of the Champlain Caual Was amended, on motion of Mr. O. F. NoxTON, xo as to reduce the appropriation for 1870 from $100,000 to $25,000, and for 1871 from $800,000 to $400,000, ‘The bill then passed by the following vote:— ‘YEAas—Messra, Banks, Blood, Bradley, Cauldwell, Chap- mun, Creamer, Zrost, Ginet, Graham, fubbard, Kennedy, Lewis, & ¥. Norton, Pierce, Scott, Thayer. ‘Tweed und Naxs—Messrs. Bowen, Brand, Elwood, Hardenburgh, Lord, Mivier, Murphy, M.'Norton, Parker, Woodin—10, ‘The Senate then took a recess until four P. M. The Senate went into Committee of the Whole on the Supply bill, which they discussed all the after- Afternoon Session. THE CHAMPLAIN CANAL BILL. The Senate ameidment> to the bill providing for the eniargement of che Champlain Canal were an- nounced. Mr. Jacoss moved to non-concur, and for the ap- Pointment of & conference Coon mea Carried. BILLS PASS. Amending the charter of the Masonic Hail Assocta- tion, Brookiyn. Betabiehing| od boundary lines between Pelham and New Rochelle. Incorporating the Welsh Land and Emigrant Aid Association. The Gounty Courts bill was reported as agreed to by the conference committee, and the report was agreed to, Amending the Life and Health Incorporating act. yujeorporating the Eighth Ward Savings;Bank, New ork. Making appropriations to pay the canal debt. Approving of the location of the Asylum for the Insane in Western New York. noon, . ‘The Supreme Court bil! was reported by the con- PP bn Fe ference committee, and the report agreed to, ‘The ‘The hill imposing a tax for the support of the State | Assethbly recedes from its amendment regarding salaries, Meayitg them at $5,000. THE CANALB AGAIN Re-appropriating, moneys to pay for new work and extraordinary repairs on the canals, Mr. Jacoss said he found the Senate amendments to the Champlain,Cana! bill reduce the ppt oo therefore, he would move to discharge !he committee of conference on the subject, and that the Senate amendments be concurred in. ‘Without disposing of the question the House took a government was considered in Committee of the Whole and ordered to a third reading. BILLS PASSED. Amending the charter of the Brevoort savings Bank, New York. Cosing part of Clove road, Brooklyn. ty lative to the improvement of Sixth street, Brook- ovaing for the completion of the Wallabout im- provement. " Repealing the act for the widening of Main street, | Tecess until hall-past seven, Brooklyn. Evening Session. Re nave to the improvement of Twelfth avenue, New York, Toimprove the old post road in Westchester count Regulating the sige of barrels for packing fruit, vegetables, &c. ‘To prevent ¢ enmyiciste and elevate the standing of the medical profession, ‘authorising | the Flusning and North Side Railroad Company to receive additional fare in certain cases, Providing for the issuing of bonds to open Mamaro- neck avenue, Westchester county. 0 Jucorporauiug the New York Loan and Deposit jompany. ao Incorporating the New York Loan and Guarantee jompany. Repealing the act to open Platt street, Brookiyn. Authorizing the Rondout and Oswego Raliroad Company to increase its rate of fare. Extentling (ue time for the compietion of the Ron- dont ond Port Jervis Railroad, Reappropriauion of the Un.ved States Deposit Fund for academic: ‘To incorpora‘e the American Literary Bureau. Amending the act relative to the Coney Island Plank Road. Incorporating the Nassau Savings Bank of Brookiyn, Making provision for the management of State Reformatoties. Incorporating the New York Advertising Company. Incorporating the Employment and Indemnity DISPOSED OF, THANK HEAVEN! The question pending was upon the Senate amend- ments to the Champlain enlargement bill, anh they were concurred in after Fees in their favor by Messrs. Flagg, Alvord and ie BILLS. PASSE! Incorporating the Master Plumbers' AsSociation of bisa do Incorporating the Depositors’ Loan Institution of New York. Relative to Little Nassau street, Brooklyn. 2 gli the New York Eclectic Medical Uni- versity. Incorporating the Jong ts Island Camp ‘siditied As#0- tation of of the Methodist, Eviscopal Ghnreh, Amending the act vesting in is of Supervisors: additional powers, and prescribing thetr jurisdiction. Authorzing the Common Council complete Wi- loughby avenue, Brooklyn. Incorporating the Brooklyn Clty Market Compa ny AS improve 162d and other streets in New York. - To provide for enlarging the State Armory in Ro- chester. ‘To amend the charter of the city of Rome. To enable the county of Richmond to lay ont a Cen- tral Park. Authorizing the Commissioners of the Land Office to sell certain land connected with Sing ng prison. Making the oMfice of district attorney a saleried one. Uonsolidating school districts in White Plains, Company of New York, Westchester count; At hal yast one A. M. the Senate took a recess till For the relief re persons having leasehold estates nine A. in New York from erroneous taxation. Making more stringent regulations relative to the measurement of gas. at Prohibiting the issue of any more bonds for the ALBANY, April 25, 1870, vement.of Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. REPORTS. factliiate the construction of the Clove Branch Rallroad, Incorporating the Society in Ala of Friendless Women and Children. Amending the co.le of procedure. “Ragin the act regulating sewerage in New “Atiending the act widening Union street, Brook- By Mr. Frkan—In rejation to opening streets in Brooklyn; also to establish @ Stock Exchange in New York; also to refund certain taxes illegally levied in Brooklyn; also to provide for the completion of the Bedford avenue improvement in Brooklyn. By Mr. HatHaway—Extending the time for the organization of the Arerican Trust Company in New York. By Mr. PLonxetr—Amending the charter of the Uniied States Lusurance Company. BILLS PASSED. Incoporating the Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Auburn. Incorporating the Staten Island Bridge Company, with au amendment suggested by the Governor as to the northern terminus. Meking provisions for binding out orphans by trustees of asylums. Confirming the action of the authorities of New York in the matter of the Gansevoort property. Mr, Fields stated that he believed a similar bill nad passed both Houses already, and had the bill laid on the table after tts passage Re-establishing the Board of Health in Kings ‘Amending the act laying out Atlantic avenue, New Lois, Kings county. ‘To refund certain taxes illegally assessed and col- lected in Brooklyn. To authorize the sale of real estate in actions to recover rights of dower. Awending the charter of the Central Savings Bank of New York. no aiated the Clinton Savings Bank of New ‘To ‘widen St. Mark’s place, Brooklyn. Gare the charter of the Hope Fire Insurance Compan: To vralititate the organization of agricultural and horticuitural societies, Prohibiting the sale of hay, straw, f feo and grain along the New York docks, “Lost48 Mr. HusTep moved to reconsider setion, and spoke in behalf of the bill, when the motion was laid on the table. Providing for the introduction of the European system of steam towage on the canals. Amending the act for the further improvement of Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Authorizing the Common Council of Poughkeepsie wo ipo certain rales for its government, &c. Making an appropriation the Hom«wopathic In- sane Asylum at Middletown, On motion of Mr. Alvord the bill to aid the Buffalo, Corry and Pitsburg Railroad was recalled from the Senate, as he found 2 provision in it for a State as well as local taxation. Providing for the more eMcient preservation of the pub healih in the town of New Utrecht, Kings county Extending the powers of Boards of Supet ervisors, €X- cept in the counties of New York and Ki Amending the charter of Peek-Kill, Amending the act to improve Franklin avenue, in Flatbush, Kings county, Providing for the settlement of contracts on the oT sing the compensation for th ographer £ ixing w ¢ Sompensal jon for the sten er for the courts of Kings county at $3,000 per ‘Sinhon, Authorizing the Commissioners ot the Sinkin; Fund of New York to leave certain lands for hospital pace So ee the City of Brooklyn and rospect Park Rall Company to extend its track; amending the fire insnrance Incorporating act as to increasing capital gtock; authorizing the courts to procure an additional number of petit jurors; pro- viding for rendering town bonds non-negotiable; authorizing the Seamen’s Bank in New York to ex- change certain lands tn that citys making more stringent provisions against frand in the sale of steamooat and stearaship tiekets; requiring more specific retrns of statistics of the poor to the Secre- lary of Stace, AMMAGES FOR INJCRIES ON RAILROADS. ProvWling that parties injured om railroads may re- cover not to exces ey $5,000 above all expenses of doc- tors’ and laye Mr. ALVORD or 1 to recommit the bill, with in- structions Lo strike out the enaeting clanse, Mr. Frenps desended the bill, saying that it simply provided for fixing damages in such cas It was val known that excessive damages “led by jurors were se\dom Li: as the companies would litigate them; Unt it this bill passed providing for a fixed sum over and above all are for physicians and lawyers it wou'd be pr ae ie Mossrs. ALVORD, MrrometL, Mooxey and others regarded ihe pil we decidedly wRoug—that is was iv THE ARCADE FRAUD. Mr. CAVANAGH move to lay this order on the tabie, 80 ag to go into Committee of the Whole on the Arcade Ral/road bill. The friends of the bill denounced his motion as unfrien:ily to the measure, and it was lost. Adjourned to nine 0’: coc ‘kK to-morrow morning. WAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The United States steamer Swatara was at St. Domingo on the 17th inst. Uhe Untied States steamer Nantucket and the Peay Dictator were in the bay ofjSamans on the st SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York~Ttis Day. Sun rises. Sun sets. ....... 6 50 | High, water, + 5606 Moon rises...morn 3 32 .eve 547 PERT OF JEW bea! APRIL 25, 1870. Herald Steam Marine News Fleot. Tho following named yachts, which are cxpable of board- ing inward bound vessels outalde of Sandy Hook amd south of the Highlands, now compose our steam marine news feat :— Screw propeller yacht HERALD. Screw propeller yacht JAMES. Screw propeller yacht JEANNETTE. ‘The marine news office 1 at Whitehall slip, where all com- munications from owners and consignees to the masters of vessels will be recetved and forwarded free! charge. Herald Packages. 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Steamship Sema (Ni Rema o> oe a Oy, ‘Trautman, Hamburg vie Cher- Steamshiv Diriaes, Johnson, \i-—J F Ames, Ship David Crockett, Burgess, Prancieco--Sutton a Co. are Anuie M Smull, Packer, San Francisco—Platt & New- Bark Arizona, Carver, Matanzas—Carver & Barnon. Bark Triumph, Cheney, Cardeuas:— Miler rs ton. Brig Sarab & Emma, Veulge-Thompeou'k Hunter, Birla John Armstrong (ir), Lane, Polat au Brig ae bi, Lent, Bear Re NS—Heney & Parker, Soi Robt Galdwell, McCormack, Guantanamo maith & <—" weet Ben Raving, Blaisdell, Indianola and Lavaca—N L fae Ari "Wishart, Mason, Jacksonville-Van Brunt & Beir P A Bailey, Locke, Elizabethport—Chase, Talbot & ‘Schr © Hayward, Arey, Bangor—R P Buck & Co. Sebr Splendid, inney, New London—Ferguson & Wood, Schr Sam Weller, Brockway, Hartford—Rackett & Bro. Schr Dart, Johnson, Stamtora, Sloop Emily, Haydon, Middietown—Hi W Jackson & Co. Steamer Mara, ‘iromly, Phiiadelp ais, ‘Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STKAM YACHTS. Sicarshin City ot Brookiza (Br), (Br), Brooks, Liverpool April 14, and Queenstown 164 ‘and passengers, to Svcamablp Paracuay (Br), Williams, London Havre tin, with mise and. 46 passeng Towandh'ae | 4 pawl fad ke en ne up to the “earan hip Tybee, “Belanoy, San Domingo et 1, Samana ‘8th and Porto Plata et with mdse and passengs Spoftord, Tieston & Co. er, Ne Aye py ee Tomeatnip menville, B Orleans vane auth, Se8 a with " Livin beg rr] Fox &Co. 23d inst, tat 8 98, To i rina | bark Hall, bound N ; same day, at 4:20PM, ai ned bark fuaad Marto Cantey bene for Therann. janhattan, Woodhall, bo sis gy with Me . and passengers, to H R Morgan Milles N of Haaren, saw steamship Sy compton, beace ter charieston, Season Wm P clyde, Morgan, Wilmingion, NO, 68 ire, with mdse and passen ‘Steams p Washington, Wulsce: Newbern,, NC; 45 hours, with mdse and passengers, to Thomas, Hol aa « bo. Steam bemarie, ‘Blackwood, Richmond, Ci Point and Norfolk, with nde and passengers, to the minion Steamship C Steamship Joun naan, Winters, Georgetown, DO, wit mdse, to Phillips & Brow! Steamship Volunteer, Jones, Philadelphia, with mdse, to3 Bark Heo {Bry Irving, Santos, 70 days, with coffee D Marsan 8 Crossed the Equator March 16, in. ey) W, liad heavy weather rie aie the passage; 16th inst, off | Bermuda, bad a hurrieane from NW WN aud R, the ves: fel lying on her beam ends tor 16 bours, March 13, lat 1 87, ya ae bark Times (Br), from San Francisco for Liverpool. shir Corinna (Aus), Lovrich, Bordeaux, 70 days, with mate, to Brett 2 Go tad a tne panuace to iM 30N; since Hekt batting winds and calms; ‘wae ld days W of Bermude. 1h Inst, 30 miles W of Bermuda, B Paravich, seaman, while hauling In starboard studdingsall boom, fell’ overboard and was rire c Coufitentin (NG), Zeiss, Rio, Grande, 139 iden, to E Pavenstedt & Co'-veenel to ok ended the the Eoualoret dayeout, in lon 342 Had moderate and va- riable weather. March 28, lat 85 13 N, lon 71 36, was in colli- sion with an noknown ship, which eatried away our foretop- mast, topgallantmast, topsa lant yards, Dulwarks and carried away stanchions and was obliged to gut Away the mainmast to cleat, the Vessel of the wreck. Buh inst, 40 milion KBs of Sandy Hook, was taken rg pilot boat Mary A Williaa, No 19, aud towed up near the Hook, and then by meamtug Philip, Capt Hazard, and towed ig Suwanee, Simpson, Demerara, 27 days, with sugar, to Er aah rato: odmcrale wreaiber. phe ‘Antelope, Rum nzas, 9 days, with sugar, ‘Talbot & Co. "Balled in company wi with: bark’ Isaac Hall and brig Bia, for New York Lizzie Carr, for Boston r Armada (Br), Jones, Ponce, PR, 19 and molaasen, to Moller & Thebaud—veted! to Hleney & rd ker. Had moderate weather. ley, Havana, IL days, with Schr Carrie Dou: fog ys sugar, to Peter V -veasel ‘Sehr Nellie H Ypeneat, Ellis, Alexandria for New Haven. The brig, Brisk (Br), ire Buenos A, which arnved ‘Uth inst, Is consigned to Mesars George A Pbilps & Collins, ‘The achr Carrie Heyer, which arrived 24th, is consigned to H W Loud & Co. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Sehr John 8 Moulton. bed del Cutler for New York, with lumber to Snow & Richard: Fehr Transit, Rackett, Gloucester for Philadelphia, a Gebr John D Grifie, Hardy, Gloucester for New York, with ish to Stetson ‘Schr Mary L VanKirk, Walker, Ann for New York. Schr Julia E Crawford, Crawford, Daversport for Philadel- Pilthe Fannie Bannees Sanders, Salem for Phil Rehr Fashion, Young, Cambridge for New York, goer A pomeapien py | for New York. r jaelphia. Schr John § Detwiler, Grace, ‘Sew Bedford for New York, Behr Jonathan Co ‘Crosby. New Bedford for Newark. bohr Golden Eagle, Howes, "ew Redtord for "Pbllndelphia Sehr Sarah hatte aren, jer, Fall River for New Yar. Schr Chancellor, New York, Schr Marcaret, Clark, Provianoe for for New York. he JW tine, Nickerson, Provi ny for New York. Behr oa Studley, Providence for Baltimore. Echt Geoat'k Clare: Grit, Providence for New York. Schr HP Ely, Stokes, Providence for New York. Behr Phit Sheridan, Murphy, Providence for New Yoru, Schr Ontario, Providence for Rondont, EGHE D'bairvon, Smath, Providence for Virginia. Sehr F Merwin, ‘Bunce, Providence for Eilzabethnors. ar Ellza H Raynor, Rutebinson, Providence for Kllzabeth- "ihr ea Flower, Chase, Providanos for New. re jehr erstraw Behr 5B Blescxer, York, Blotlngton for Schr Watchful, Reynolds, Stonington for Now ¥ York. Sebr Su Richard ards, New London tor New York. Schr Scud, Warwick, Hartford for New York. Bohr relle Seaman, , New Haven for New Yory. Schr M M Hariiton, Brown ‘New Haven for New York. Retr G3 Phil, Parker, New Haven for New York. wr br A rei Acken, Hal port. i or Sinmatord. Ei sate YW Spree tats for “New York, reenport for New York. Tet toewing vessels arites a on Sunday, and should have en) in yesterd. sir Penaupivanta! Chasey Providence for Bllzabetbport Sehr GH Plerce, Jonen, Providence for New York. r, ly, Provi for Virginia, Schr Wan Butler, Knowles, Provitence for New whet 88 Smith, Chapman, Millstone Polat Tor Naw York, bh grant Sehr White Wing, Mott, New: Haven for New York. Schr Jos Rogers, Mayo, New Haven for New York. ., New Haven fer New York. sone Maria, Nash, Westerly for New York. Schr Garland, Lindsley, Bridgeport for New York, BOUND EAST, Schr John Walker, Amos, Alexandria for New Haren. Schr Elvira, Bancroft, Hoboken for Boston. Sobr Isabella. Strange, Hoboken for Taunton. Schr 8 J Smith, laldwin, Hoboken for New Haven. Schr MF Pearson, n Pendleton, Rondout for Newburyport. Sehr A Tay! Rondout for Newbu Rehr @ W Whistler Jr, Phinney, Rondout for * Boston. Sehr E L Gregory, Thorndike, Rondout for Boston. Schr Revenue, Nickerson, Rondout for Boston. Sour 1G Huntington, Jones, Rondout for Boxton, Schr JE Simmons, Coon mit for: Boston. Behr Memento, McCluskey, Rondout for Fail River. Schr Orion, Winters, Rondout for Providence. Schr Benedict, —, Rondont for New Haven. Schr Kate & Mary, —, Rondout for New Haven. Scbr G W Middleton. —, Newburg for Norwich. Sobr Jas Diverty: Carroll; Newburg for Norwich. ‘ne fmced Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for Paw- Sehr Herald, Mall, New York for Danversport Elita New York for New Haven, Bor M Lc Bariloits Riker: Now York for Goose Teland. 2 E SAILED. e:itip Elizabeth Dougall, London; schr Clara Sawyer, Demn- ara. im Quarantine, barks Pioen (NG), for Nantes; Abraham senile a) for Sodertolje. Wind at sunset NNW. Shipping Notes. ‘The Inman steamship City of Brookiyn, Captain Brooxs, which left New York April 9 for Liverpool, returned to this port yesterday afternoon, thus making the round trip to Liv. erpool and back to New York in 23 days. ‘The cargo of cotton in the burned ship Thomas Freeman was owned by the house of the De Jerseys, Manchester, Eng- land, and valued at about $500,000. It was fully insured in London and Liverpool. ‘The steamship Venezuelan (not Venezuela), Captain Cow- el, will be tewed to the city from her anchorage at the South- west Spit this afternoon, when. her cargo will be discharged and repairs commenced at once. ‘The Coast Wrecking Company's schooner William Clark arrived at this port yesterday from Indian River with 51 hhds and 10 tierces of molasses, in addition to several bales of to- bacco, portion of the cargo of. the wrecked schooner Carrie M Rich. Since last report there have arrived from points on the ‘Hudson river the following karges and canal boata:—By tug- boat Belle, barges Sagamore, JT Lee, Michigan, canal boats Wm Cole, {Robt Boyd, Geraldine, J W Allen, Union, Gen Burnaide, Chas Usdick, Palo Alto, and schooner John For. ayth; by towboat Syracuse, barges CT Coit, R D Billman, E Learned, A § Perry, canal boats Onward, A H Beckwith, Ida © Bawyer, GN Denning, Eddie Traver, Jas Carley, Rosnoke, Marine Disasters. ‘Snip MERCURY, ashore near Cay wos had been moved square off shore PM of ‘Mist, and had. bee! lanted about 50 Hay seaward, the vessel apparently aatued and perfectly ight, xin Jonn LDrawock (Bn, Winchell, from Honolnta for ew ford, with @ car, lor Hew Bedford ‘go of oll, put into St Thomas pri BAwk ELI WHITNRY (Br), Place, from Newcastle, may for Ban Francisco, put into "Tabitt Maren 17 im cietress. BBS her cargo ot coal and proceeded thenee to. she Wi siae of — Ato.t eas Scaree of et eS ues ana wae ~ Hid Laake ronan eae fe Breton for New York, put Bo stereo te ee experienc ally carried Bar toto Halifax 23d iter San or foremnast ‘by Ble Si H.UER (Br), Dunham, from saris for St pa erat rine euioma oa won tat aeoasee ioe moat ofan env aita oy Moa, he i now at Pore Sour Cou J T SPRaau: W, by at Halifax'24th last, Buoop Taurenaxce, Mackey, tn arbor 4d inst, struc Miscellancous. Purser Walter Price, of the steamship Tybee, from St Do- mingo, will please aceept our thanks for bis attentions, Purser Jobn K Moffett, of the steamship Manbattan, from Charleston, bas our thanks for favors. nas FLOBENOR BAKER, from New Y. waged was sen Feb pia, m asi ‘te stern po ‘it fon 8a We 1); a M2 days from Rio Hache 1 into'"nvana’ 16th net in waut of pro- INOMED—At South Bristol, Me, recently, from the ine Beblng eh of 06 Tamed BF Ganteroy Orne, port, by Capt J B Liss, The Meare Notice to Mariners, NAW TONT ABROR--DANGEnOD ain Wm fr re, earn canner div existence of cone Tong been eat and, He boulder on ~y vir ordinary bi RooK. ram ey Moccasin, pie ort harbor, the in 14 feot of water at w' York steamers have struck on ‘as it Hes directly in thelr track. Arrived at Honoluin xB Pytcrnee ‘for to March 80, Trident, Green, of bis wh; Buropa, of Edgartown, do, ne March 80, Acors Barns, Jeffrey, of NL, on a Sane n, Pense, of Edgartown, Arrived 80 sp and 50 whek fanny, Sailed from ae 10 subsequently arriv Pie of NB, peace ea, no date, Int 3130 8 Ship Mikado (Br), lerg from New York for, shanghae, 8 dart mato and men of ath Grace Con, ‘which Cebu for Cork, March 28, lat m_ Naw York for San Francis- 'W (before reported spoken 7m) Bristol for Philadelphia, April 4, }o-Saxon, from Liverpool for Mobile, March 18, lat 14, from Philadelphia via Fayal for 14, short of water, and wae oF Whitmore, from Boston for Buenos Ayres, ais Venus, Dats, "rom Cardiff for New York, March phe: 1m), from New York for Not boat Jas W Elwell from Porto Rico for nee May (by pilot boat Christian Berg, N m New Orleans for (roi Gesina, Kramfer, at Falmouth). Foreign Ports. ANtwene, April10—Arrive Hh; Relchalag, ‘Blobim, do; zs tail ,Schaliababes New j 16th} Crescent Citys Arrived, Yarmouth, Raymond, New BREMERUAVEN, April 9—Afrived, Plann, Bohimann, New ; Balder, Maroussen, Baltim ven, New, Orleans; octets Hartzo, Roupratx~Baled BalceLona, April 2-Arrived, Teresa Jeans ; 6th, Alessandro, May ‘Lucretia, Hendrickeen, sates ne 18 perie 8 san tae rar Tat 60, ie lat 0 4, 100 0 or iar! na Jurgensen, Peter- lano, Callao via Valpars fe ee) April ‘ercen Penillen a April 11, St Bernard, aire Mew: Ox a Pajera del Rast Wheeler, Harris, for verp. York); ‘Weaumiunier (Br), man, Tor do: John J Potter, MoGlure, f for rice ports; pre Ava Ti arsiveg, Panola, Luther, Hamburg. | 1th, Kong Sverre, NYork; Atlantic, so jomn ayy March 071 ¢ and Amykos, Johnson, pears Boston, ips Royal Alexand: ish India (Br), ieanese and Glen! for N seated Event from London (to arrive), for eae see from Saugor, March 15, ship Carisbrook Castle larch 1b, ‘16, ahi s o *pagentas Crusoe (Br), McLean, for Hancock, Collins, were Poanroce ia ai (Br), Ogilvie, NYork. i Pee onanek, Eilitt, NYork yl land; 3 Ls , Conklin, Pitiseiptn: Buell os Bertha (Br), Hopkins, Ma Datel Kater, Ryder, “orig Village Belle, Thoma do; Mpronus. Hig: Balled ae, brig James Davis, Stowers, a port north of Histterae, AS Arrived, City of Hamilton, Phillippl, Lon- reeley, Halcrow, from Callao for Ant- werp. mets rn nos, Minerva, Leonhardt, from NYork DUBLIN, April ll—Arrived, L Gravrecuxpe, April Arr Orleans. 9—Sailed, Goeschen, Beit ‘April 10—Arrived, Kinrara, » Kliza M'Laughlin, wees 10-—~Arrii oy Guten Busge, Clarke, San Francisco, Sutherland, aiaroneadl ork nay Washoe WY: Republic, eat sae ‘Head, Brown, Cardiff and United a a et sagas Maria, aa and Andama, 1 Le paar d HAVANA, ‘April Wena rearived, er Bibb, Platt, Sa- ,-steamahip Teane for Bremen; bark Union ( Amistad (Hol), » Neston, Ri Mon ings New Or ie fo Hache Yor Nor Nason, St ia NF; Annawon, Pre: , Cardenas; Gov tone ig Bt, a New Ved barks Tabac Caio, Ch ex ey Breton for N' a Lierpool bran Oat ‘Emma Ives (Br), NI ‘sehr Robt Noble. (Br), preg nd do; 2th, yro (Br), Leighton, do; Carrie’ Wright, from Al a rE NE caer os for NYork, ali landed i aaa sidinis aie ia Saramak, Richardson, Soe; Beason, “*Builed 18th, scbrs H B MoCat hy Croswell, Fartland; indo Sida a earn i w Orleans; toni Baldy Lipton a amas con rae “Brown; Belfast, Me, vin Cardi’; lant, Oaginer, Tid Vaegita’ (o) is, 'NYork; Denmar' on, Alaska, Hi; nie Ds sage a Hal Mortimer, 4 ae Cees nen, Portsmouth, NH; Undaunt- rt itevi ine (s), Macaulay, and Ney of a RLded (s), Phillips, for NYork; rrewion . Ei Swordiiah, yuna Bombay Thos ‘small pinvitee & Seth, Radimini, NYork; L rues ‘James B Lincoin, Mi ks cas ON Diacl Boston; P Pen- jaston and NYor! York; suet En, Pack: icleer, Hanaford, lean Ok New Orleans; 14th, Bir aber ‘Cushing, Colby, Boston, , Wm Tapscott, Stouiter, "ind hfe ‘Willey, jermo MATANZAS, April 16—Arriv jadelphin. nia. ae ae Live ber. s bbey rity “Br, ‘Wecien, Bt Jonn. NEWEOST, “Apri Ii-Arvived, Sonoph Basti; Watkins, Pe Bot out inh, hes Mary, Phillipe, for NYork. ved, Neponset, Tracy, Messina bark Hancock, Collins, from {In pori schra Helen @ King, and © A ia ana Weun, NYork, «, NYork ‘April 13), aad Ale aaa Pont SPALN, ADEN sin 1nd ; 28th, Idaho ( mam 28 capri Sad neon nA rae ias Plus Ultra, saachaast from Catiao ntwerp. ons Gren March dale, tier a! Fern Green, Kirby, do; Hail Columbia, Bi a aa 161 a gee *banon, Lan: EOE, April eo arrived, John Henry, Hare, N York. American Ports. April 38—Arrived, bark Clotilde, Miller, Clenfue rg: ad Raj ppahanncde River, Va; B oi Iverpool | vi ti Briish America jelphias eran 1 Hote, ie kam iphiat ved, aren 3 i B MoNetl, Witte, | Sagu Matanzas; schra Buse ‘Beara, Georgetown ‘win Reed, mh Gear rai Howes, and Active, Lo iimore D8 Siner, puatiey, and faker: Scott, obbs, ” lizabeth ea tabetiy art s oh Het er ee oro aa abt Plata,” ce ee creel caane J AE semen. pa (Br), sip, Bus 3 Hoboken tg more. tae eerie saemmeteraae™ NOHARLESTO Ape 38 NM iol snitet ri ouROE: Aprils i Rhalies Bar out, py Ao man, sad inand Home nae for eas estar Thomas; Unces, for Wea {ndiea; schrs aw Horvon, | “4 ua tor do; Buen big Selaie| ‘BO, April echr Emma, Ane UCESTER, 23 Arrit bark Lord LENmEToED, Cadiz; rettis, TLL Apri ai’ gehra ante, Mays Jaci 19, wclbared sah hr ni un Rogers, NYork; A'® Rus- - | cnet iateiea anti Cuba, Dukehar' Baltimore, 92—Arri sh Crawford, | and Fred Warren, Woblusouy Philedelpht i Mbcman "bears 5 | fe Ayn ig-Atvived, steamship Loulaborg, Dale Arrive NYork; brigs Tempest, W aaieioal, eee tl pile Arrived, Png Zavolia lianas Philade-| MYSTIO, April 23—Arrived, asiala inard, Haw! Bork 60 fare ‘Active, ‘Brockway, and -Uamunsees oleh. TNR OMLBANS, Aprit 19—Cleared, British bart Cyrene, | ont, Tarragon etal ship Coronet, bert present fe Liverpoot; heren Aloutross, Ligthgow, Carutit; iene Noung, Pa ‘Matanzas ; PG'Norwoods Harkuefs, cardift: brig Janelry. Helow, coming up, bri Rio. do Jane ro, ’ Waltin ore Cleared, steamship“ Louts, vieve lavre; a ry Welk, eins Havre Ww ia m7 et - ines resesine boo fone, paerark 3) ‘estern “ 0) had ic 10; 35th— Arr ip Geo Grorkwell, Clap A ‘hang NEWBURYPORT, “Apri 2 Ballet. schrs ne. { Philadelphia via Provincetown; Hesperus, Conary, NYore NANTOCKES, April 16—Sailed, schr 0 8 Watson, Adamsy N, Philadelphia. Le agp BEDFORD, A) 22—Arrived, achra Elizabeth NYork; W D Mangum, Chase; Step! , and Fair ria ‘Somer Ps do. oliadetphia,; ath WICH A een achra J Hall, Eliznbethport « W LONDON, eam AIT sr Festal Rico. ‘Tdsoentyr. Ba easy ae die, Ha I Ghatoaton von avannnh; Thoted a rn Cox, Kelly, Virginia; Lille, Ro! inson, do. wcieared, schra pei pape Hyer, Eldridge, Baltimore; Twa Be he idhcaret te Grace, thip Holen (Nod, Hekstelu, Livorpoots p Holton (Nop, Hekstain, Liverpooly sob. Margirel a N PHILADELPHIA, April 23, PM—Arrived, bri 2 ce, Goamioe ee ee “age Cleared’-Bark ark Lizale Fox (Br), Clark, Bilbon; brigs Ethet Bolton ‘an, Haney, Matanzas; ‘Amertéan Union, Witieby, ? schra 8'T Baker, Davis, Cardenas; & ¥ Gobedis Swain, Darien; Telumaty,’ Hall, Salen; nn i taben hin Nervedy beige Boauty (ir), Shields, Havana, outed ern Cross (Br), Brown, Cardenas; schra Ciara, an attord, Savannarla Mar; Jonathan May, New, Cardenas; 0 A Jones, Grifin, Hague +; doha Slusman, Bachelor, Havane, Wen! Alice Starrett, Hooper, for Cardenas, Jordan, Liverpool; brig Wre Welsh, Strobrid; ridge, Heinldat rs Nellie Bower Matanzas; LA 4; schra Nellie Bowers, Stackpoitg hn, NB, perp ars "2h Pit Bias ‘Jonephine, from Ponce, ‘ordered to Philadelphia; Alice Starrett, from Philadel, bia for Cardenas, and ‘schra, Dames unknown. Ship W id for Antwerp, went to sua pre AM. meat (ANNAH, April 20—Sailed, sehr Benj Reed, Gregory, | 2let—Cleared, schr Geo EB Thacher, Thacher, Amsterdam. |—Bark Maria (Rus), Lundahl, wa for or= dere; schre Sail Castner, Robinson, Robinson, Darien to load tor Laie A or mae ee Pierson, Boston; Wm Bur ypth—Arrh finn a enry Whitney, Boston. Lok IN, NC, April 22—Cleared, schr J M Richards, MISCELLANEUUS. Ls NOTARY PUBLIC, ALWAYS IN; ALSO ‘COMMIS. stoner of Deeds for Hf every State, and Passport Agents w documents pant FREDERICK 1. KING, Counselor at Law, ‘868 Broad (((O8K8, CURED FOR 50 CENTS FACE all diseases o 01 pala, bz br oW. ERIC, 300 ‘Broadway. ‘Lvesings, Og KE KEANE paMogmaric ‘ASSOCIATION OF THE hold a ual meeting at Wi Hall on ‘Paeeday eventing, April Bela se ‘Oelock P.M. A members are requested o attend. Hy order OHN MODERMOTT, President, Winttaw Tony, Secretary © MORE MEDICINE.—70,00)_ CU! without drugs, by Du Barry's delicious Revalenta’ consumption, fevers, coughs, asthma, debit ti one siipation, diarrhoea,’ acidity, sleeplessness, angen, and, Dervous,” bilious, liver and’ stomach disorders. Copies Saree sont gratin’ in tine, tthe g a 25; 12 Ibe, 10, ia he oe Revalenta Chocolate, §1 60 per Poly. Du BARRY & 0O., 168 William street, N. Y., and at all druggists and grocers. ROSTRATION PLAYED OUT. “Violent purgatives, emetics, salivants, blistering and bleed= ing have had their day. The sick can no longer be persuaded that the best way to- cure them is to destroy the little strength that disease has left them. 2 Dyspeptics, instead of dosing themselves with Epsom saits, aloes, colyciath, jainp and other powerful cathartics, tone. thelr digestive organs and regulate thetr bowels with HOS- | TEITER’S STOMACH BITTERS, ' Persons of bilious habit, instead of throwing the whole: | glandular system into state of morbid irritation with mer~| curlal poison, seek relief, and find it, in the operation of that. wholesome vegetable alterative upon the disordered liver. Nervous sufferers, tremulous, weak and despondent, rl cruit their shattered energies with with acourse of the great ing vigorant, and bless the day ‘when the adulterated liquors a commerce were superseded by « medicated stimulant, per- fectly efficent and entirely harmless, : ‘Travellers by land and sea rejoice in the ponscasion of ar agreeable corrective, which protects them from the ,, effects of malaria, from sea sickness and from the disturb-' ing influences of changes of temperature and change of water. per ‘The weak and debilitated feel thelr atrength return, and: and thelr spirits revive undor its bracing appetizing, gently exhilarating action, ip It ts the only stimulant which cautious physicians one conscientiously recommend to lailies in delicate health, or to the aged anddecripid, ‘There is not a city, town or settlement on the American continent, where it is not recognized as a household remedy, ; and asafeguard against epidemics; and, in short, whenever there is infelligence, prudence and common sense Hostetter'e Stomach Bitters is pronounced m standard apesific, forr which, in the whole range of pharmacy, there ts no aubstitutot or equivalent, BRIG on ae } SPREE Eas stale oe ck’s Seaweed Tonic for dyspepsia and mdigeatio: Bchsnck's Mandrake Pills Cor liver complaint gay ee P| renders it useleas to puff them. Thousands Wiaitre boon: benefited by thelr use testy to oir ita. ese rem “How Pe < oa a Te tou 7? Le ‘begin their work gg th stomach, liver and bowels into clay condi fon. Tt ts food that cures this formi- ‘9 Mandrake Pilis act om the liver }» promoting healthy restoration regular! mlnele ‘the food, aid [pind ora * make dich, bgod ee ae aus. ri ve teal nat Mee yo ad Fearn ata ta the only true care for - jon. Experience has proved it beyond the shadow of Soult, and thousands stonday. a few eeeets monic Syrup and Seaweed Ton! ta $2 60 whale fovens Mandrake’ Figs 3. bet ery Foe a 2 droga, NP BERRY: No. B.Cottege piace, Wholenrie agent. — in HE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK 0) GLASS, GAS FIXTURI BRONZES, CLOCKS’ AND PLATED WARE, ‘will be removed by our successor pk \cOL ‘DAVIDSON, to thelr new store, No. 686 Broadway, near Great Jones street, and aloaed onitat reduced pri prices The goods will be ‘Srrange: or sale londi 7 Monday IK UAGanwour 400. ii BASSFORD'S Celevrated Nouparel! patent best and cheapest Basstordy a Cooper ih Thatitute, HOMAS R. AGNEW, 260 GREENWICH tl 2] att ta hae redioud he prices of Teas, Coffees, Su: gars, Flour an iroceries, Janse and Provi- sions to \d standard. Bh: a neuen