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a Ye A | BO ! ent, ako! Court to qu eh the indictment SHvorise a Ciiizts.— Policeman Abraham speedy taial, Mr. Grabarn, or to alive the prison ‘ ———= Vincent, of the 42d Precinct, who was arrested on 4 y " agi ! proeeet rem. ?, “ , WIDOW LADY ENGAGED OUT DUR- Remocnstvo Daartep Mus,—Tue State | courrel for the ps tue atlon, ep nia a bees Wednesday, for firing pistelat a painter, who wae A ing the day wante board, with a email room. in « Pavinarter furnishing bienks, et 644 | St the edjourament of the Court Ls ih engaged in painting @ house at the time, was brought family. Address, stating terms, whieh most pi in argument poderate, “BOARD,” box 9! Broadway to te tied up by drafwd men who foru Sehed eubetirutes w the lest call for troops, in order that they may be reimbursed. These reim- Dursals are w te*made ae follows: For three years mmabetituics, Son, sulstitutes, $400 one yeare eubstitutes, 30, There were alout 6” slaimants yoaterday Tur Coomnxe Acaveny—Textit Lectere, On Thnraday, Professor Blot eave another of lite chara teristic lectures upon the Culinary Art, at bis rooms, No.9) Fourth avenue, The asval number of Jedies eure prosent, and manifested the greatest in. ‘reat in the mode of preparing the articlus eunmorat- @) ia the following HILL OF PARR. Bisjue (soup) of Lobater, Kein ain Tartar Harricot of Mutton Macearoni, a. eration, Asparagus, Fried, Croquettes of [ice, Hinsoles of Appies. Professor Blot commenced by calling particular at- tention to the necemity of providing « live lobeter, when ladiey are desirous of avoiding those unpleasant end sommes dangerous resulta, that occasionally wocur from eating etale shellfieh of this kind, The Doreter ased on this occasion wasa lively specimen, which the cook placed ina kettle filled with cold wa- A tablerpoonful of salt being added, the cover ae pat upon the kettle, which was then pla: edine ‘very warm position over the fire, ‘The lobster botled anti! his shell was red, then the cook cut off ite tail, removing the fleeh, The two large clawa, with the meat in them, with the other empty ehelle, were next pounded fine, in «a mortar They were then Placed in « pan on the fire, & pint of broth from the “Alphabet” kettle, butter the eise of an ege, wae added — the whole being slowly boiled for twenty min- tutes. The cook next poured this preparation through a collendar into a bow); added another pint of broth, fend put thisroup in « epan upon the fire, where St eumered for about half an hour, When it was eady for the table, some «mall equare pieces before Justice Walsh yesterday, and fined @6. The ball caused only a slight feabh wound. The charge of sesauk with a deadly weapon not being pressed, the scoured was convicted of drunkenness, A Scrrosep Desenren,—The body of aman was picked up at Ford's Dock, Kast River, yesterday morning. It was dressed in enilor’s uniform, In the head 8 bullet hole, evpposed to have been tnflicted while attempting to desert, [no his pockot waa let- ter directed to John Burwell, U. 8. steamer Vermont, Deceased had been in the water about one mouth, Coroner Lyuch took charge of the remains, Fev, From A Burprno,—Yeaterday after. noon a workman named Jobo Hell tell froin one of the new buildings in course of completion in Marston & Power's coal yard, Water atreet, and fractured bis ou He was taken to the Brooklyn City Ronpep 1x A Horet.——A Penneylvania miner named John Duffy, was robbed of $401, at the Montauk Hotel, im Fultou street, oo the aight of the Sd. He bad taken lodgings, and while asleep, the joom wee entered, aodthe money abstracted from hie pockets, TRADES’ MOVEMENTS, Work isoMrn's Usion The regalar eemi-monthly meeting of this body was heid Inst evening, at Karly Clowtng Association's Hall, in the Bowery, Delegates frown the Horse Bhoers’ Assoclation and fromthe In- ternational Association of Shipwrights, were admit- ted to the privilege of the floor, The President of the International Shipwrights’ | pion of the Wert apoke at length on the orvanization of the workingmen in that nection of the country, #ho he said were pro- Qtessing well, and forwarding the interests of the Workingmen there, in a manner which wae mot euccesstul. The present, he said, was the firat trade aeretnbly he hed been in,east of the mountains. (ne of the objects of his visit was in relation to the eight The President of the Internation- ¥ ‘nlon = spoke dated with able terms, at 6 Dover at. BoaRbinc—a FE two year aod street. rooms, each @ separate room, er week 35 Past’ et, pear Sd avenue, weet of Sth ave. MAN, box 930 San office, 2 ote tn the dethronement of Cotton. A member remarked that the Shipwrights and Caulk- ore bad been und the impression that the Union was coutruiled by politicians, tut he was now satisfied that ruch was not the case, he thought that the Shipwrights would soon come into the! sion, The Chairman and others eubsequently delivered addresses, after which # Committee appointed to on the Cartmen and Laborers’ Association, with rd to the reception of the delegation of that b . Feported that they were not connected with any political organization, The delegation was there- fore admitted. A delegation appeared from Hrook- lyn, and tnvited the Association tos mass meeting, to be heid there next week, The remainder of the evening was devoted to matters convected with the forthcoming pic-nic, after which the meeting ad- journed, Pantene’ Cevtnat Unton.—Last evening # ape- celal meeting of thie body was held at 193 Bowery. It appears that the bow painters recently orranized « woolety of journeymen which they pledged them- selves to support. This action did mot meet with the approbation of the members of the Union, bence the meeting, A resolution was directing all painters belonging to the Union who are employed in shops where meu belonging to said society were working, to strike on Tuesday morning, and refuse to work with non-society men, A man meeting of ull interes connected with the Lolon ia to be held on jonday evening. JovnnetMan Bakrus.-These very hard worked men organized about two years ago into an Apsocia- tion for the purpore of shortening the houre of labor. are no other boarders . 112 Madison at. ARTIC The Weight ofa Hashel. The following table shows the oumber.of pounds of Various articles contained in @ bushel : Wheat, sixty pounds. Corn, shelled, Afty-sit pounds. Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds. Ryo, fifty-six pounds. Oats, thiety-mx pounds Barley, forty-six pounds. Rockwheat, fily-six pounds. Irish potatoes, sixty pounda, Bweet potatoes’ fifty pounds, Onions, fifty-seven pounds, Beans, sixty pounda. Bran, twenty-pounda, Clover seed, aixty-pounda, Timothy seed, forty pounds, Hemp seed, forty-five pounds. Blue-grasa seed, fourteen pounds. Dried peacles, thirty-three pound MARINE NEWS. — er. Also peanies, fea, dry made to order are warranted wale price, 87 Pitt at, never ftore, ote, large der, ARD AND ROOM inoderate, “BOARD,” box 978 Ban office. __ 1b (A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM- rdand pleasant rogme on bert | OUNG ‘and wife, also 2 young ladies can be accommod: al with board at $44 week, by applying at 177 Cherry Address, stating terms, For SALE—COR. CENTRE AND —— % EN, A M OTEL GARNI-ON THE EUROPEAN plan, for gentlemen only. fe furnished bed- #126 w 81 15 aw 1s FOR SALE, CURRENCY FOR SALE [N PACKAGES Of $5, Sluand $26 at par, at the Suu office be i oa 8 DAPER HANGINGS FOR SALE SLIGHT- WORTH antity of beams, jolsta, mantle pleces, doors, 10 window fiames and sashes, ali in Lf or jouble bedrooms from #2 to $6 per week, WANSTED—A BEDROOM, FURNISHED or unfurnished, between luth aud 40th ste, and om ‘UR 8 YUUNG LADIES CAN BE AG: commodated with roome and board, Ls appiring at 10% West Y6to at, in a private family where bs ere YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with board and the comforts of @ by a COUNTERS, READY-MADE, FOR SALE cheap, et Yiu and 212 East Zid et OUNTERS—W™M. PEPPER, MANP'R., All kinds of counters for hoteles, porter houses, grocer- gece and liquor stores, also tailors counters constantly op hand and made to order, at 195 Mercer ot, bet, Hieecker and Amity st, N. B, All articles EED FOR SALEF—FLOUR AND OFFAL of rice, exceilent feed for cattle and hot is the Kice Mill, cor. 33d st. and loth ave. S42 JR SALE—300 YARDS IMPORTED woolen cioth, by the piece or single yard, sont for of broad, fried tn drippings, were added to the soup. | ‘Two bodies were represented, the Germans, and all Rises, 4698. Sets, T 02—M'n rises.morn, ly damaged in their manufacture, Apply at the Three cele, cut iu y oces, about three inches long. | who spoke the Knglish language only, The former ——_- -- Factory 11% East bUth et, near Sdave, 365 arore placed ip a saucepan, containing a quart of cold | bave heen very successtul, and have now some $70 CLEARED, 5 HORSE ANDREWS ENGINE, WOOD- water, one tenspoon!ul of spoonfuls [Reueh seceeodiag Ci itcle eae Goaee ba 9 a4 ATEAMSHIPS Bremen, Bremen; Martha Ste- ward steam pum 2 Bogardus milla, large render- vens, Baltimore; Daniel Webster, Boston, SHIP Cornelius Grinnell. Spencer, for London. BARKS —Guttenburg, Bremen; liva, Maracaibo: Palerio, ©. Boy; Holland, 81 Jago; M Lucretia, bil. BRIGS.Dispatch, Glace Bay; Austin, Falmouth, Eng; Alice Leonard, Cienfuegos; Grace Worthington, Matamoras: Henrietta, Bermuda; Selo, St Johns, PR; W Greenouzh, Pictou, N 5; Newsboy, Ceara and Para; Magna Charta, Cow Bay, C B. BCHOONERS—Mary fell, Amherst, N 8; Rio, Bhulee, NS: Emblern; Halifax: Queen ‘of Clippers, Hummers van: Oakes Ames, Washing- ton; Ben : Nicola. Machiaa; Calista, Ralem: © etown, 8 Buckley, N London, Concorpia, Newburyport; White Foam, Georgetown; Samuel Gilman, Moston BLUOP~Lexington, Young, New Haven, Conn, ARRIVED. STEAMBHIPS—Ginsgow, Liverpool and Queens town Costa Kiow Aspinw horuas Colyer, Wash: af vinegar being added, the fishos wore Loiled for ten an fifteen minutes, They were then removed from abe water, rolled in a batter made of two eggs, then aolled in bread crambe, and fried in hot dr! ppings, "Phe eels were afterwarda served with the following neuce : ‘ threechalots, or amal! onions, two stalks of parsley, chopped together, placed in « bowl, the yolk of an ogg, * teaspoonful of mustard, half a teaspoonful sof salt, pinch of pepper, well mixed together, Then a @ablespoonful of sweet oll was gradually stirred in; half a tablespoonful of vinegar, and « half table spoon fal of et oll, with @ few more drops of vinegar, ‘This sauce was thorougiily mixed together and with. ut any cooking, placed in a cool place until poured pyerthe fish, when they were ready, Two pounde of mest, cut off in mnall pleees, from a @houlder of mutton, were putin a pan contain- ing kettle, iron lard cooler, met with euch success inant scalee, 1% inch eh in financial matters, there be- large in but little money in their treasury, A meeting te called for thts evening, when an effort will be made to collect funde for the treamury, and it iy bi that the men will consider their own inte est, and contri. bute of their means to keep their Society intact. AMUSEMENTS, Baunew's.—The “Orange Girl" will be withdrawn after to-night, and on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day the domestic drama of “The Wreck Ashore; ora Bride from the Sea." will be produced, with the farce of “The Yankee Pediar.” On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, an exciting drama entitled, “Myrtilio; or, the Broken Bword," with the farce of “John Jones," ‘The Boone family still remain, Two enormous living allivators, each 21 feet long, have been added to the curiosities, Hivroturatuos.-There appears to be no abate- #t, from 5‘ to 10a. m,, till sold, tar, &c. 7 planos, 875, up to $38 A CARD,—DOCTOR G, RB. removed to 14 Bank Piace. near Greenwich ave Advic and Fridays, from 9 A.M. till 2 P, R, SCHENCK HAS RES Weet 15th et, near 6th av, disenses, Can also be consuived by ing, pullies, beltin, lumber, &c,. for sale at 24 Abattoir Place, Wet bch 18 PLANOFORTES CHEAP, AND MUSIC taught in a few lessons on tho piano, singing, cul- of 60% and 7 octaves for sal each: or to let, at 65, #4, $6 and # month, by Prot, PUMBDAY, 15s Gra REMOVALS, . GYLES HAS cor. of Waverley joudays 419 @ froe on M M. fOVED TO 59 letter, 31 ooden vats, Lor- old le at 0 Office hours from 3 to6 every day. Attends only to'throat and lung, ington; 1 C;, Daniel W r, City Point, Va; | a ea ° Yas i oH ‘AT. fing four table spoonful of melted @rease (drippingse | Ment in the crowds which attend the Circus in l4'h | City of Port au Prince, Port au Prince. if eR H CAL, pint of broth, two sliced tarnipa, and two sliced car. | street, opporite the Academy of Muric, The grand BHIPS—Joven Thomas, (Port.) Lisbon; Clyde, | & Scalp, has removed ber office from 16 Bond at. to “ots, These articles wore firet allowed to boil direct. | epectacie of “The Fairy Prince O'Donaghue,” is etill | Antwerp, via Cork; Bouthern Rikhty Siields Engi | 61 Bon Guy Mannering, Fortres* Monroe; Polar Star, of Boe- ton, from London and Gravesend; Adelaide, Liv'l. BARKS—Fliza Young, Havre: Union, N Orleans; Neptane, Cardiff, Mary ¥ Purdy, Matanzas; Katha- tine, Antwerp; Eather, of Yarmouth, from Savua; Anna Walha, New Orleans: I'rin, Alexandra, Ponce, PRIGSBilver Cloud, Cape Town, C GH; Almata, Neuvitas; Velocity, of Jamaica, ft Cienfuegos; J Sherwood, Zara; eo Cramp, sagua; John Bernard, ‘Trinidad, Cuba; Raport, Cientuesos, BCHOONERS. Win Flint, N Orlea man, Pens where her celebrat fy over the fire, and after two table epooneful of flour Send for circular, had been stirred in, were removed tothe back of the range, where they cooked slowly for about an hour, "Chis Harricot, or mutton stew, was then tarued out op @ platter and placed on the table for the inepec- pon of the ladies, who pronounced it“ very nice." Ahandful of maccaroni, broken up, having been peta in a quart of water, at its first boiling; butter the size of An ee, and two ton epoonsful of walt were wided. Tiris was boiled until the macearoni wae per- @ectly soft, It was then taken from the fira, and two Bable spoonsful of grated cheese, and one table *poon- on the ti di the ejuestrian and acrobat are unrivalled, The clowns are inimitable, ‘Tue ANNivensantes,—The following is a list of the Anniversary meetings to be bel! next week: SABHATH, MAT 7. American Female Guardian Seciety, 8t. Panis M. ¥ on 4th avenue aod 2ud etieot, balf-past 7 3 ; Rachel Sea. \LOTHS sol, Louisa A Johnson, Beautort; Edwin Cc a dria, J & D Cramer, Virginia; John : G Mary jee, Philadelphia for Norwich; City F ‘lizabethport for New Haven; Victory, Prince kdward [einnd; Hen, Kose, Cornwallis: Neucy, ton before the American and Foreign Chrie- Dien. at the Lith Street Presbyterian Chureh Ir, Muretard's) halt-naet 7 P.M. by Kev, eo. Koblnron, ot Brooklyn ced prices. Alno t price, Chatie " MONDAY, May 5, Hulifax; Romeo, Belfast for Fortress Monroe; FE ee ray wet Gul of butter mixed with it, It was then turned upon an Seamen's Priend Society, Lrving Hall, Kirk, New Haven; Eve yu, Btemford; Almon Bacon, PAIN EXTRACTOR, @ tin platter, previously creased with butter and dust ; M. Eliz b ! port for Providence Joswph ‘ lala: Ke | sielienareciapircevedainaiosnaslgianbaed abies ceeenaaceicipaeial 7 on A On Fe A Fa wth, Eulaworth; Madison Lo! ufor rier, ry'S s/h cE 4 with bread crambe. A table spoonful of erated | eee oe A eintlome (inaee Fereie 11-1 | \ivwinies Hates dor Anna shepetd, Grecuport; Wile Daley § MAGIC AL PAIN EXTRACTOR cheese, and one of bree crumba, were next dusted aeaamis. uae liam F Borden: City Point, Va. sia the oa specie for : ue ory Scald Seley pver the maccaroni, A piece of butter, the size of a ~ , ERE SES ES ee | LK the rondful agony in @ few minutes, an: ways New York Sunday School Union, Presbyterian | —— = | healing without scar, qulnut, being placed in the eentre, the platter and its Chureh, oth avenue and 19th street, balt-paet 7 P.M rnp F . . A : it and ‘on will be convinced, It has now been in use gontente was consigned to {he oven where it remained Atnerican Temperance Union, frying tall, half Too Late for ¢ lassiflcation. over 25 years, There is hardly a person but what has i pat iPM Kpeakers Lieutenant-CGowernor Cox. of heard of it, and not «family that hae used it once for about fifteen minutos, Tho ruaccuroul was then Mary | Kev, Dr, Heacock, of Butlalo: Rew 1.1 nae yr re eae —-—— | that could be Induced to be without a box in case of goady for the table, on which th was placed with the ‘nyt Brooklyn, aad Kev. Dr, Chickering, of sudden accident, Asingle box will save many a doc- Boston National Temperance Church, corner of Fourteenth street and Second nue 4 P.M ' Hew ard Mission, Academy of Music, hal(-past seven ober dishes. A banch of asparagus, with @ teaspoonful of salt, aw placed in water, at first boiling, While the aa garagus was boiling —until tender—a batter was pre- pared as follows: Four ounces of flour, a tea#poonful Mf salt and a pinch of sugar were gradually mised aich half a tumbler full of cold water, In another pow! (ie whites of two oggs were beaten toe wtlil froth, ang mixed with the paste as above made, Each tor’s bill, KOCHE—On Friday, May 6, John Roche, aged 52 J years, from ¢ own Roche, Co. Cork, Ireland. His reumal be taken from Bellevue Hoepital, at 2 o'clock on Sunday, Tth inet, to Calvary Como- tery for interment, 27 Convention, Presbyterian FEVER AVo- ery other remedy, - The $1 box con Aierican and Foreign C eet Presbyterks tiatian Union, Thirteenth iy Chureh, Rev, Dr, Burchard's, DAM -past seven BKpeakers: Rev, Jonas King, Ib. 1, of Athene; Rey, Henry M » Dd. 1), late of Tudia; Rev, Mr, Orestes, M LL WHO SUFFER WITH THE SYMP- tome of the early stages neumption, ench ae COUGH, TICKLING IN T PMEROAT, RAISING A THICK STARCH-LIKF MATTEL, SHORTNESS Liberty st, New York, DRY GOODS AND CASSIMERES FOR BOYS wear, at LAMBERT'S, 628 Greenwich et, at very Also black and colored alpacas very ehirtings and paints, at the Phan It has no equal in curing CUTS, WOU SHIPPING. st, south side, first large house from Kowery, ed medicines can always ae © building cor. of Grand and Cry A positive cure for Piles, ‘Try NDB. 5 ORES, RUEUMATISM, and SORNS and BUNIONS, All inflammations, sores, ealirhoum and sore eyes thas ha Te. hree sizes—25 cts, 50 ns ae much as six 26 ct, For sale by the gross or single box at Depot, 43 als ry ¥ fterwards dipped in DNRSDAY, BA ” CHEST, &e, &e., 6! id know thas iT suffer- ERS jay Sth, id bape fin ta bet reper aie American Tract Society, Madison Square Preaty- | ing is owing to corrupt phlegm or matter which har { LINK FUR LONDON, bhie batter a: terian Chureb, 10 A. M. Businose meeting in the | ledeed in the air celle of the lungs, and whieh if not Ship AMERIC AE RACH sails May 9th, Nine ounces of rico was soaked a few minutes in lecture-reory, adjoming the church at nine o'clock, r od wi eng soe ore periee iu tne F Ship sOUTES TON Ra tele iy aling ef ret : y . and en o death 6 Cougs bb Consun on ‘OF passage ft Ly in earn water, then placed in @ saucepan coutaining Ae 8 Ne ng of the Board to elect an Executive Gamay auvedfort of nature to rid the Junge of this | ewarnahip or sailing Pes the reesei A Ab r quart of cold waver. fs oe Laney ret wes American ‘Tract Society (Boston), Irving Hall, half- erry i eno ttay wales op one Chemt, ‘TM pied theres apply to TAEBCOTT BROS, & CO, 96 South ot, 31 ures off A pinf of milk and baif atumbler of | past J i. M : tae eh, fe age yp A ASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOT “ Mis y Boe. 7 em or tter from the lungs, this le why my plan + 4 arm water, with the rind of «lemon, were added. Savion ao Home P oa slonery Bociety, Irving Mall, | Pee atinont 1s 00 succesful. in the eure of Consuimp- P and Londoo- sar be Old B Star Line.For Whe rice was then cooked until soft, taken from tho thon Ipre pare medicine which remove the diseased | Ldverpool, the HONE tr UTION sails on April 18th, fire, afi the lemon peol renoved, Four exes, ono TuUBsDAY, May 11 matier from the lungs, aud heal euch parte as may | For london, The CON. GRINNELI, April 14th American Bible Society, Irving Hall, 10 A.M. Annivyrsary Exhibition of the Puplis of the Insti- tution of the Deaf and Dumb, at Cooper Inetituie, 4 o'clock lM. » mer York City Mission, Irving Hall,half-pasteoven dave suffered from ulceration. I invite investigation into the hundreds ef eases of Consumption where the sufierers have been restored to health by the use of my medicines | bave no qugck preparations, or patent medicines, but prepare remedies suited to wach case, M,C, O'TOOLE, M.D, 56 ‘Third aveuue, above 12th street, New York, Bick OR BROWN—THE BEST IN USE, DRIES T's HAIR DYE, HAIR DYF Does not injure the Hairor Skin, To be had of Drnz- gietegenerdly Price FLETY cents per box, Depot 46 South Second #t,, Williameburgh, BASER WANTED—TO TARE CHARGE, ‘aleo w boy; one that has been at the business pre- ferred, Apply at 147 Madison et, 169 after the other, being stirred in with « spoonful of wogar, the cook poured the mixture upon a platter, Brushed with eweet oil, The rice was bow put in» foo! place, where it rematued ba an hour, Then half of the cooked rice was placed in a bowl, and mixed with five tablespoonfuisof tloar, Upon a board Rept dusty with flour, it was next fashioned into a fengthy roll, This was cut bato pl four inches fong. These pleces were dipped into batter made of threeoees, rolled in bread cruu.de, and frwd to hot Srippinas. A quart of green apples, peeled. qnartered and seed- ed, with two table epoontule of sngar, one fourth of a POOL, steerage 23d, LIMB & GL FRIDAY, May 12, American Moard of boreigu Missions, Irving Hall, ten A. M. Lanceny,—Two boys named Joseph Hurd and George Murphy, were arrested by officer Polha- 1 hareed with stealing $91 75 trom Daniel Deu- nison, of Chieawo, while the latter was asleep at the corner of Sudiivan and Grand sireete, Committed | by Justice Dodge, DRownep iN A BRewerRY,—Coroner Gover held an inquest on the body of Solomon Cohen, who may be cured of the desire for wiving (unknown if ne ZELU'S FAMOUS T doilar, For sale at 63 and Jol Hudson st, New aid Milne's, 217 Price o Pemen, aemall ploce of ciowamoa, and half a glass of | ae tally i Ante | Kat of water in the pres *TY | VAP HANDS WANTED —APPLY ATS. 85 AC Sone CY Anu 2e Jones, No. 1s ath etr . r 8 D i ‘ wold water, were placed in s saucepan and boiled Nacakuaa Can assess Hy ‘Dy of bey ow Le C ‘J. & J. PHILLIPS’ factory, 41st st. and 10th | given. howe Swenty minutes, Thea they were turned tuto and ave, ort) FaTaL Raitnoap Accrpent,—Yesterday Coroner Gamble held an injuest on the body of an unknown wouwan, who was run over @nd killed at the corner of betroet and 4th avenue, on Thareday evenine, by a New Haven Railroad train, several witnersos Were examined, when a verdict of acciden- tal death was reudered by the Coroner's sury, sonsed throngh the holes of acollendar, Bowe puff presto (uot used at a previous lecture) belug rolled out Shin, was cut iu round shapes, In the centre of each @! Uese shapes @ spoonful of the apple sauce was placed. Que edge of the paste was brushed with cold qwuierto make jt stick, and the other edge of tho paste turned over, ‘These apple “turn overs,” or © Bissoles,” were placed in # dripping pan, brushed with thre yolk of au exe, placed in the oreo aud baked R CENTRE, yame of VIO; OST—IN GRAND ST., N a litte poodiec dog, answers to th white, with yellow epots and yellow ears. The tiuder will receive a reward by bringing Bim back to 14% Elm st, etore, 165 YAINTERS—A MASS MEETING OF THE Societies represented in the Central Union will be held at ‘Mtropoliian Hall, 95 Sixth ave, on Mon- day evening, May oth, at 5 o'clock, By order of the Central Union, F, A, SEYMOUR, Preat, at te are sick all over pure, BROOKYN me Naps action, restoring the he: th and Hence it ri CHANGING or CrnTAIN ~The Committee of the Brooklya Common SreKIe For pacsage apply to WILLIAM & GLION, 0 Fulton et, STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER- iS ERIN wails Saturday May 20th, VIRK- (INIA sail# Saturday, May 27th. Cabin passage #100, Payable in currency Apply to W ved bs) to th EMPERANCE York; Hayes, 1 ‘ulton st, Brooklyn, and Willlameburgh = N.B.—Heware LEANSE THE BLOOD — With corrupt, disordered or vitlated Blood, you It may buret out in Pimples, or Sores, or in some active disease, or it may merely keep you listless, depressed and good for nothing, But you cannot heve good health while your blood js im. Ayer's Sarsapariiia purges out these impuri- ties and stimulates the organs of life into vigorous IL- 324 MEDICINES. AYY PERSON WHO IS FOND OF LIQUOR it, by sor, t friend e drinker |r, POWDERS, Division et; 8 5 to whom they are wo expelling disense. diy cures a variety of complaints whieh are caused by impurity of the blood, such as Scrofula, or King's Evil, Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, i having full eb f the subject, | teen | etree accounel a5 Tinphee, Blovchan, Rally Bt Anthony's, Fire, krysip- twoaty minutes Council having full charge of the subject, have been AINTPES— THE JOURNEY MEN PAINT: | ¢! etter or Sait Kheam, e Ring Wort, The cook workwd rapidly, and had completed the | engaged in reuarming all streets in the elty whiek er working in shops with members of the #o- Pislats, tad Heart Disease, Uy Arto Warten @ousiness of prepurlug thes artielos, by bulf-past | may be duplicated, aud there are many euel There | called Practical Plumbers’ society are hereby order. ebree o'clock —thus covking the abevedinner in two | are reversal Wyckoff stroets, Nassau vtroets, Graud 0 to strike axel % seb Ben O8 Fea it cleanses the blood Bours and s half, to the great delight of some Indies | stioets, Clinton streets and avenues, dud the #rects | Prost, BE. PHALEN, we lakes onde prewndin, of nearly the eutire Sth Ward are nemed Ist, fd dd, from the couptry, auxious (o returo home by an early Brain. GOLD at the Evening Exchange opened at 42's audeold up, after call to l45, as which feure it ploeed, Btocks very weak. [ to «i Sarsaparilia for one dollar, fraude upon the sick Sarsaparilla, i 26 eighth awe, will ell thie day, at 2oclock P.M, he stock and fixtures of the grocery and liquor store 25 Bia Sud ot, excellent fiatures, groceries, Ae, 170 YVANTED—2 GOOD PLUMBERS—BEST dec., preciacly as those Ln a large portion of the Hast erp District, All these names are pow changed, The | following are among the most prominent | Kent avenue will extend through Ist streot, Frank- | | Jip apd Commercial te, in B,D. to Newtown Creek, waees, 197 East Houston ot, bet, Ludiow and thie as & ’ shi ‘i r srankli nue exte 7 " cha py compound * Sarsaparilla,” and Juty Brot Case,—Archibald N, Allerton, ratkiin wsenue walfesteud from the Flathugh tine, | Orchard oe | tug oompeune | Barene pone of tho sufferers by the July riots of 1>05, recover- ¢ the city on Thursday, iu the evenue W Newtown Creek, @ distance of five mies @i a judgment against the city » iu thi Nassau avenue, in the B,D. will rum through 3d 29H REWARD—LOST, IN A THIRD $25,! ARD—Los R of obloqay which rests upon it, enue car, last night, a discharge and cer. tiftente of the Nav rescue the pume fi and see for yourself the surprising activity with which | cures these disorders, public have been misled by & quart of r tract of lost of these have been for they not only conta mut often no curative p . Hence, bitter disappointment has followed the use of the various extracts of barsa flood the market, until the name ‘tool has become synonymous with tiuposition and cheat, Still we call little, ries rilla whiob intend to supply » the Toad e@ think we have und for believing it has virtues which irresiat- fie by the ordinary run of the diseases is ie intended ‘ 3 brace The above reward wil be paid Sopreme Court, for eleven thousand two hundred and | give’ to Abeey Avente : cadrors Rit aue Whee by returning ittod2s Third ave, use tocure. We can only assure the sick, that we offer Pfty-tive dollars, to Division ut ; Montrose qvenue Oke —- ca aes . we et Lye A aby hogs ihe f . 5 + the ein an a 1 by far the Court oF GENERAL Snesrows * ls me eee omrais shreat take un souKh if stron - DENTIOTRY, say eo purifier of the biood yt discovered by Coart of General Hewions yesterday, Judge Busse Yatreot takes out Sout * street; Kemaon SkT OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOt YER'S CHERRY PECTORAL ts so universally po the bench, Mary Brown, who was arrested on wes cub Routh Tub strect; Auautic aveuug | A uF URS, | down te eurpase every ciher reeds fer tne eane wf Wednesday, for shop-lifting at Stewart's, corner of at S45 Sixth ave, bet, 24st apd ‘2d aus, i Broadway and 10th street, ploaded guilty to grand | dight, durable upper sets, with plumpers to res | youthful eppearanco; also weighted lower sets, E Col ; Ot ve i Co f etreet. Both the above thoroughtures will be BY eg Brice iiocense. Hearse & a avenues from f ¢ Hast Kiver to East New ” Intiuenza, Hoarseness, Croup, for the Mallet of nd Will be num 1 uccordingly., Flushing | tire satiataction or no pay, No advance required, | Consumptive Patients in advanced gtages of the die- sarceny ‘The prisoner was recognized by thy ofteore owileawend through Nassau street to Fulton; | Laughing “us fous every day, given without extra | 0aee, that it ie useless here ta recount the evidence of p sno offender. having been previously oie 83 avenue wil extend infcugh Pow ere etrees to Plat me. Jj 386 ite virtues, The worl 5 th charg offence under the name of Frances atey heinand ded for wutence....John Ravil wae nvicted of grand larceny, in stewiug asilver wate! William Kedfleld ob the day of President Line ko Prepared by Dr. . é AY d wold by all Druggiste y wher RSONAL NOT Dosh avenue; Wasbiugton avenue is to be Known ae ehber Sheridan or Woolsgy avenue—(not yet decid- ed); Clibiop avenue we Sheren avenue, Grand them. K & CO., Lowell, Mase., id dealers in macine venue a Grant avenue, und Messeruie svenue as neolh avenue ‘The report of the Committee will probably be pre- ‘efaneral processien, Bentouced to state Prison wie ee ead six months At one o'clock Jadye Russel beard the argument fo ALM OF LEFT A TRAVELING bag ata hotel where they keep boarders and % A lod, ie wet in the city, and cannot make out | ples, Blotches, I'an, &c al cae of Petor R. Strong, charged with procuring | sented to the Common Council om Monday evening the nae gti eae Wm It to B60 Greenwien | Bouth Becond st Willlameburgh, Gr seriice oa his wily, AMS. Cray cyuasel tox she | RGAE 9K GRULICHAALIG I, DAN MUBPHY, ~ ave Now Yous 36 conte per Ig EX- Baws preparation for akin diseases, such as Pim~ ontaiped at ne a mg MEDIC EAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, DIS GES FROM THE EAR, CONSUMPTI atts AND FivER. THROAT DIFFICU Eyes, of im, Hair, aera U of the Liver, Disease of the Kiduers, Gravel, Piles, Insanity, Fits, Paralysis, Rob wo the Head, with ail and every Disease whieh im Fong the human pear vito. joctually Mr. M O. BROWN'S METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY. It destroys the root, whieh is the life of disease, PRICE, $6. NO BORING WITH INSTRUMENTS. NO BLOWING IN THE EARS NO_SNUFFING UP THE NOSTRILS, OR IN« TRUDLCING WIRES, NO POL RING epicine DOWN THR THROAT. Oat. ‘The Metaphysical Macorery will reach every spot that instruments and drugs will reach, aud thousands of places besides. OFFICES No. 410 Arch et. Philadelphia. No, 61 Bonds ., New York. No. 15 Pemberton Synare, Boston No, 42 West Monument et., Baltimore, DEAFNESS, NOISES _IN THE HEAD HAKGES FROM THE BAK, CONSUMPT NEURALGIA. ZUMA ATARRH, ] KRHEUMATISM ASTHMA, BCROFULA, BRONCHIAL AFFEC- TION, CHILLS AND FEVER, 1UROAT DIFFI+ cl LES, Diseased Eyes, Lows of Hair, peprin Enlargement of the Liver, Disease of the Kindeys, Constipation, Gravel, Piles, Ineanity, Fite, Pera yeia, Rush of Blood to the Head, with ali and every disease which intesta the human body cured effectually v. Mrs M.G-BROWN's METAPHYSICAL DISOOV- It destroys the root, shieh tg jhe life of disease, cE NO BORING WITH INSTRUMENTS, NO BLOWING LIN THE EARS NO SNUFFING UP THE NOSTRILS, OR IN- c 1 ) TRODUCING WIRES, NO POURING MEDICINE DOWN THR THROAT, The Metaphresical Iteeovery will reach every apot that instruments and drugs will reach, and thoasauds of places besides, OFFICES: No, 410 Areb hilade!pbia, No, 51 Bond York No. 18 Pemberton Square, Boston. No, 42 West Monument at, Baltimore Persons at a distance can send to either of the above offices for the Metaphysical Discovery, Eye Water, &c., inclosing the price, when they will be im- mediately expressed, with full directions. ONLY ONE ROOT, There ts bat one root in the human body which fiver birth to and sustains the life of disease. Neo matter what name is given to disease; no matter where or how located in the system ; bow long etand- ing, or whether it be hereditary or not, I might call the diseases which the body is subjected to, trom ig- norance of the first cause, LEGION, Remember, I do not treat disease; I treat the CAUSE, and there ia but one cause, Everything overlaying that is am effect, Were ito treat effecta, [should be hasten: ing the patients to their long resting place, in the sone onereny ard, where they are now carried in thou. sands daily Keader, stop drueging and boring! Betate your- self to thought. Use your common sense and reason, You will find that every attempt to prevent re. move disease from the human system has failed. up to the present time, Now, I aay, wit contideroe, to the world, try my Metaphysical Dis covery, No matter what the disease ie that bas taken bold of you or yopr children, test this wedicine. It pin sot and ¢ rout, rcattering the effects to the ur winds, Kemember the Stomach and the Liver have noth- ing to do with the cause of disease, The treating of these organa, for she cause, has sent millions to am un- timely grave, With confidence I ay that my Meta- phy Discovery ie the only remedy offered to world which will thoroughly annihilate the root MY METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY conslate of three distinct preparations, which enter the syetem by absorption, pasting through the eyes, eare and ecalp,the only channels ever designed by the All wise Creator for lubricating the machinery of he buman body and cleansing and keqping it free from all obstructions, ‘The liquide disswlve the mucus in we preuy Ait drive it out tavough pe pre ehanne! 6 \y , consequen reulation is re- stored—which ist w tite ‘of the machine, EXTRACTS FROM MKS. MG, BROWN'S PHRENOLOGICAL CHART By Fowler & Wells, Sept. 1, 1548. You have astrong conetitution, large brain, and vitality enough to sustainft. You are organised for health, and long life, baving descended from a sub- stantial, healthy, vigorous and long-lived stock; in tpany respects you have the organization of your father--yonr intellect especially, ‘There ts not more than one person in ton thousand of either sex #0 strongly inclined to reason logically, You are willing to stand by logical tacts and to follow out the plan or purpose to its leeitimate conclusion, Judging of ite mei or ere ave Gece ea (ou appreciate philosophy, wuch persons as ha a pacer cel oan 3! by 6 ee ou re) wit, and reqdily perceive the rid! and if you cannot carry the treument by Jiereyreon you une she Hg) yn el eaten i and show the unsoundness of the opposite proposition, by showing ite weakness, . 4 You are capable of making groat discoveries; you have the power otinvention, You could not follow in the footsteps of others, although with your | imitation you are capable of adapting yourself to the forma and usages of You are not inclined fo eo eter pepe phous 5 ou have ee ideality and Constructi: which gives imagination and originality ; vou are never oiler eatiated inant when po over some new em, or foll wing out some faint hint in! leeiuinate and lovien] teeults, You are fond tee the beautitul aud the new, and are Inclined to make com- binations of words, ideas, and thinga, poszzled with cou piacuruns, ha faculty for upraveling causes, Your Spirituality tel 7hon elevates your mind into the unseen ind taknove, You promise yourself, caly iY men ees OF suCc- cess As you fr work out, for the rest-you trust te a Marite robation is 80 | : ‘our lov ion is 80 that v the good wataee favoral © opinion of pba Mod you west all to give you s hearty and generous recep- tien, You cannot bearafrown; a emile ie sunshine your soul, while @ frown is to you @ blight, ppd and & sorrow, we and so rehasalns You bave @ good me of the etrength of your Tnvedece liew In sepertmant i and our yee! Sones cocaee y, Conssructiven aphy P Imitation, tag Minhfulnes iis nee wre, In uence of bhi reradice existing in to patent medicines, and the low estimate at which they are held by the people in general, | earnestly desire that my Metaphysical Discovery should pot be re- ceived or © with the patent wedicines of the e. Dou ask me why? | anewer, because it isa entific speciality, differing in application, tenden- clea aud results trom all other remedies and prepara. sions which have ever gone before it, And further, because the Metaphysital Discovery is the resuit of inherited power to trace effects to their first cause. ib nay be styled originality of thought—theretore Jet it be understood that the Metaphysical Discovery ie not ouly the result of luherited power, but also the result of a life of rare Philosphical research, aud that, too, in au unbeaten track, The mind of the discoverer could not be aatisfi with any development les than the firet cause o! disease, This Kind of knowledge, aud this alone, le what @ rational, sensible aud ealicbtened people de- mand, Ninestenths of the physicians of the age are Qotally unfit for their ition, The power to trace effects to thelr cause Lelonge to the few, This bold gmertion requires uo proof, ery house ip the land hae the proof within ite own doors, Disease reigne aud triumphs in every home, and is transmitted from teen to child, aad frou generation w generation, hus entailing ob our loved ones a life worse thaa death, How correct is the sentence—"My people permh for the lack of knowledge." Awake! awake! ye slumbering world, and betake yourselves to thought! Think and live! Diseased individuals, w boever thou art, remember chat there is but one root in the buman system which gives Lirth to and sus tains the life of Disease, and that no earthly power can remove your disease except this root be destroyed, Your disease may chauge ile bane and puture, but will again appear when least expected, and suddealy ead your mortal lite! : si HE sUrEERER'S GUARANTEE, Every physician should be compeiled to furnish bis tieut with a copy of bis FlLieuoiogieal Chart. There je no safeguard tor the sufferer but this. Thousands commit themselves aud their loved ones inte the hands of physicians whorm Nature never qualified for ban olfice. A wide worid's experience proves that fare are many ip the profession more suited for | butchers and blacksmiths, and who would, if com- pelied to exhibit their chart, soan flad occupation te sult their mentabendowmenta, By thie means thous. ands of precious lives would be saved, and the com. munity spared @ category of suffering and expeuse which lauguage faiis to explain, ‘Those watering with uy pease would do well to send at onc re. M.G, "s Circulars, wo either of her offices, S: Beowa's Clee The Celebrated Poor Richard's Eye Water, jarge 8) Ore eeeeareres wt eeeee fhe Celebrated Poor Kk y Water, ? smal, size.. pane bare , ae Wavery Remember the sunken machinery of the eve is the precursor of eve q Givease: the use of Poor Rich+ ard's Eye Water lifts up the machinery already sunk id prevents the eyes trom sinking. Let all use it, m the cradle to the grave—it is as essential to th, a# dew drops to the plant, The celebrated Scalp Kenovator, which will give « new scalp and a new bead of Hair—turoing grey batr Wo ie natural color—per bott! $3 6 member the Hair Dyes ort ae are killing the scalpe. Wee York Qitice, Na 61 Boud oh naar Rewary,