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hope that provision will be made for the return
of asj such moneys to any heirs hereafter
turning np to the parties who made the deposits.
Otherwise the act is robbery.
THE LATEST NEWS.
AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Ow Special Washington Despatch.
OCB TREATIES WITH NEW GRANADA AMD CENTRAL
AMERICA?WHAT THE FRENCH AND BNOLI8H ARE
DOING? APPOINTMENTS OP NAVAL LIMUTRN A NTH
AND rtOTSD STATES MARSHALS AND ATTORNEYS
?ONFTRMKD? NEWS FROM THE COLORADO EXPEDITION,
ETC.
Washington, April 2, 1858.
In reference to New Granada, Central America, and
, the two British Ministers now io Washington, of whom so
much ba* been said, I leaia that the treaties negotiated by
our government with New Granada and Nicaragua,
ragardb; the isthmus routes, bars been and
are still the rabject of official communication between
the Mate Department and the British
and New Granada Ministers. It apDears?thourt I do not
learn this from tbe British Minister?that the Minister of
New Granada in London has been communicating with the
British government, with a view of bringing about a joint
treaty of tbe great Powers?tbe United States, Great Britain
and France? witn New Granada, on the basis or the
treaty the United States had negotiated separately. It is
cot nnliheiy that tbe same may hare occurred with re
gard to Nicaragua. This baa recently come to the know
ledge of our government, and is probably the cause of
the prolonged stay of 8lr William Girro Ouseiey In Washing'
ten. I ami not Informed whether tbe proposition was first
made by the British government or by New Granada. I
am informed, however, that a proposition had been made
by the British Minister to oar government, to which he is
waiting a reply, with regard to the Isthmus routes, and
from this fact, taken In connection with what onr govern
ment has discovered as to the course of the Minister of
New Granada In Inndon, we may infer that it was for a
1 joint treaty. Tbe British Minister does not desire, nor, as
I understand, does lb- French Minister desire, to oppose
the ratification of the treaties we have negotiated. On
the whole, they approve of them, though doubtless they
weuld have preferred some modification, or, what appears
to have been the object, a joint treaty. From tbe established
policy of our govern ment it is not probable that
we shall enter into any joint treaty with other Powers,
and not being opposed to treaties made with them when
not unfavorable to Ibis oonutry, the queetlon will undoubtedly
he shortly eett'ed. Under the circumstances,
the British Minister thinks it well that Sir William Gore
Ouseley has remained In Washington and not left ler Central
America.
Oil Vu IW?IiuiiI has aaaalta.* lalla.i. han. T la.it
J. C. Ives, commanding the Colorado expedition, dated
, 'February II. The steamer Kxplorer had reached the Mohave
villages, the navigation of the river continued difficult.
The Itdlana any the water never was ao low. All
were well, and no accident, as had boon fctated In some
newspapers, had occurred.
The following gentlemon have been confirmed by the
Senate as Lieutenants in the Navy, to fill existing vacancies:?John
G Walker,John ti. Mitchell, Marshall C. Campbell,
Richard W. Meade, Jr., Kobert Boyd, Jr., Calvin F.
Thomn, and Charles C. Carpenter.
The following were also confirmed by the Senate ?
Iuac Winston, for United States Marshal for Kangas district?reappointment.
Charles C. Tonguo, for United Stiles Attorney for the
Northern district of Florida?r> appointment.
James G. Spencer, for United States Attorney for the
Northern district of New Toik?re&pitfilnbnent.
Jeffenoe T. Martin, for United States Marshal for the
Western district or Virginia? reappointment.
J. F. Wiley, for United States Marshal for the Eastern
district of Virginia?reappointment.
Thomas S Ibyant, for United States Marshal for the
Eas'ern district of Missouri?r?apj*>lnlmeiit.
Joeeph U. Kennedy, for United States Marshal for the
fcMatern MMMtct of louieiana?reappointment.
Garret 8 Cannon, tor United SiattB Attorney for the District
of New Jemey?reappointment.
John M Gregory, for United States Attorney for the
Pastern dta'.itet of Virginia?reappointment.
Ttumnn R Imhonev for United States Marshal for tho
-Dtalrioi of Kentucky.
R H Tompkins, for United Slatoe Attorney for the Dletrtct
of New Mexico.
C. P. Clever, for United Statoa Marshal for the District
of New Mexico.
D. W. Voorhees, for United Sutee Attorney for the District
at Indiana.
Thomas B. Children, United Steles Attorney for the Midele
district of Tennessee.
TUB cwnaui. nKWhmnat Dwrsrcu.
WASHrwiToe, April 2,1MB.
The government bee made n contract with e cltlxen of
Texas for rrprlyirx twenty Ave thouseed dollnre worth of
camels for the uee of the ermy. A commercial arrangemeet
will be made at eome point In Africa affording the
beet facilities for purchasing annuals soitabls to our climate
end for eiportatmo hither.
IJ set Iteale has eubmitted to the War Department n
report ouocei aing the road surveyed end opened by him
Last summer from fort Defiance to the Colorado river. It
centime previous statements He passed over the road
In midwinter, mu i.og .villi snow only once, and then not
eeough to cover the ground. The climate was such that
there was nc occasion to ose tents.
Ibe bill to supply lbs ficitnanoir for the fiscal year
enOing a yrar from June next Is under consideration in
tha House. It appropriates nine and a half millions of
did ar?, of which nearly eight millions are for Uis army,
and n million four hundred and sixty nine thousand to
supply the deficiency in the revenue or the Tost Office
Department
The House Comm'ttcc on Public lands will report but
few tilt* glvmj Unas for railroads and none to tho States
0 >ve luTVMiy HIUH iur suou |wr|uci.
The receipt# at the rreaeury la*t week were n-arly a
tnllHoa of dollars. The amount sahjtrt to draft Is orer
sis ml.lied? ano a half. I Tafia were tatued amounting to
milixm and a quarter
Oar M'uhl n|uxi C??rvee|>on?lence
W??wt*im>v, March SI, ISM.
Arnnal ef tkr Krfulart from New York?1'lmty of Sew
I'erbrn rm Hand?Sew York /Mi/trr?The Metric/ Appointment.-,
<tx
A daltgatioa of Regulars arrived here a day or two
*Ld Oft upon itaticru of boaiaeas Conner toil with the interest*
ot the party They watted la a body upon Hon.
Horace F. Clark, aa<1 "diacooraed" him eloquently, energetically,
not to eay vehemently. It I* to be regretted
that Mr Clark weald not Hates to reaaon. for on lb* very
evening of the da) of the Interview he distinctly announced
la Ibe democratic caucna that be woald vot* for
Crlttenfen's sabmitate. bat under no contingency of circumstances
would be give a vote for Kan*** with the lo compton
rouatitullon. So far, thon, of all the New York
delegation, Clark and Hankie nrr the etceptinnal two
who have arrayed themnelvea In opposition to the admin
iatraUon upon thle potct, at any rate they are the only representative#
who have openly done so. before you re.
?i?. il.;. ll>. l.l..rftii]i Will hjtre arnmn. .<1 1.1 *,,n Ilka,
final reauitof three ycara ot angry motro veiny, relation
of aptrtteart onfratoreal r*?ranrcrrcnt
Tbta morning New York came down like an avataoCho
upon the federal capital?ell the f?ra
pert, Mr. Voet. and aomo ball doien mom. The
O J lector, Mr hcbell.aleo ?rri?ed lart erening There
tiaa been a "deed aet" made by certain parti** to prevent,
If piewthle, hie contlrmatmn hy the Senate, whenever the
freaident ehall ?oo tit to ectd h? ntae to that augurt and
potential body of rUtermen. tt U raid that Mr MrKeon
attribute* hie removal from tit* late federal ofllc? mainly
to John Kelly, the two Srliel e and John C. Mather, and
that In caae Mr Kelly ahall reieive the regular nomtna
tion for t>ber (I he will "ran a atump" aa an independent
candidal* against him Now, we happen to knew, tor a
urety thai neither of the above named gentlemr n took
any artite part agamat Mr. VtrKron. rho President alone
did the dc t; for after bo had rigr 'fled by telegraph that
tt nonid not gratify the administration for Mr McKeon to
aetdrenn ta? meeting at the A cane my of Mnelc, he
tirvi rtheieer did addreae it. and made the moat
unauthorised and unwarrantable araertlw that Mr
BiM'har.ao drain d the defeat of Kemando Wood.
A man with a "wooden eye" can aee at a glance
that Otteh a man aa Jama* Itiirhanan did not require
nromtitina. from John Kellv. the two sc belle aod JohnC.
paUier, K a left diapleaeure o|ion a federal official who
not nnlj took the roeprmetbihty of diarcgardtng hi* friendly
and timely euggeeUon. hul the etlll greater reaponoibll tjrof
pledging him to an opinion which lie did not entertain. (hit
In 'W cfrciitnetanee and rnurnr of thought" Mr. Hchell la
iiTnoaort of peril, notwltbatanl ng the "twrmolation*. combination^
and arrangement*'1 "foronenpt11 liim Wo might
pirn roooofia lor the faith that ta in ua, but K la hardly
worth tho writing.
\ oatorday. In tho Ponato, all tho fodoral ofllcial* of thla
city wrrp unanimouoly confirmed aavo only Oil. Sol Ion,
nominee for I nitcd Htaloa Marahal I pon him "a control
cneatd." t our prominent aonat> r? had made unthoir mindo
that Hhbort Ould.Koq , of Uoorgemwn, f? 0 , ahould bo
nominated m hen of (V?l Hrldrn, a bolt tlio Prealdrnt had
otaueed II lo ho diatinctly made known that In no p-welble
raao that could arlao would lie aond tho nam? o| OuM lo
the Potato fo' a poattton of aiirh a natoro a* that of Mar
nhal, hut that if tho Senate refected fVit Selden ho would
go out of the Dlotrict for oooio one that would auit him
Ncrefi'.iMc -o, h' I tor tun Kl (J ocrtfohooT |wo (rieuJa
KETf YC
of furs, operating with the ad ver-nrv, Cot Seldec would
bate been "flung higher than * kite " The result was,
the frvmeent's chosen dm received forty ?Um to eighteen
against blm. lie was serenaded by his friends hut ere
ulna, and made a row brief and appropriate remarks.
The Navy Agent, William Pllnn, fcsq , is a high toned,
generous gentleman, a pMene of the President and hi* Intilvidual
cbotoe for Marshai Political expediency, bowever,
Induced a change in the programme, and Mr. Klinn
takes the next beat pew.
The days of lawlessness and turbulent riot In this city
may be considered as nearly at an end. The citizens bare
Uttome patrolmen.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONOHK8S,
puiar BEsaioM.
Senate.
W *sm nil ton , April 2,180b.
the mix TOK tub advimuon ok KANSAS.
The business transacted during the morning hour was
of an unimportant description.
The Kansas bill from the House was taken up.
The amendments were read, whereupon Mr. Crxbx,
(adm ) of Mo., said that without rurther explanation he
would submit his motion to disagree with the House.
Mr. Bioisk, (adm ) of Pa. ,c>n*ldered the amendment as
a clear violation of the democratic principle that Congress
would not interfere with the right of the people of the
| Territories to govern themselves. I'ndor that principle
Ue bad liopwl l? nee the fraternal sight of two States?oaa
| slave and the other free?coming into the Colon together.
| He was against the amendment, because it seta asUe what
the people of Kansas have already dono. The amendment
proviuoa utat u me present couawunou no nn ?u*u,
U.e people or KuiMs call a convention to frame a now
one, on which the Frendent may admit her by proclamation.
Kho thus becomes a State without cowing before
Ooi grefg at all. What guarantee against abuse, U there ta
, this? Who knows if the ooostilutiou that may be framed
| will bo republican In form, or may not cod tain inad
misraMe fraturra ? There were many insidious features
I about this measure of tho House tvhicn pleased the pubiic
eve, but be trusted that we were near the close of the
Kansas turmoil. The agitation or sUvery was spreading
l'ke an upas, poisoning the channels of Intercourse between
the great parlies of the Union. He had hoped that the
slavery feud would have been set at rest by Kansas coming
into the I'uiou under the Senate bill.
Mr Docglas, (opp.) ot III., bad hoped with tho Senator
from I'ennsylvama that the question would have beeu set
tied in accordance with those democratic principles which
oad beeu (he rwto of hu (liouglas') lire, llo though' U the
amendments were concurred iu by the Senate, it would be
U.e tin.mph ot those piiiciplcs and bring peace and quiet.
Tr.r senators on the other side urge as a rcasou fur the *dm
Bfion cf Kan'-as, thai it wiil bring peace. Why not then
w.n.il l.er? Fn run do It in one hour by assenting to this
amendment Concur with tho House, and tne action is
Oial.si.d Kansas is in tint Vuion, with a right to make a
cot (taction to suit hcnclt. lot tcou of all parlies and
Kctmns. tr.cn. unite in eetliiDg i no contention Afier reply,
ing to Mr. Hglei'a opinion, wuirh was u violation of demoriat'C
, principles, sir Douglas referred to the ihesident's
inrs. ago alluding to Kansas and Nebraska, and aeiod if
the Hresidmt bad abandoned tbe democratic (?arty. The
object of the reference ot the constitution 10 tho peopie h
simply to ascertain it it is an embodiment of their will?if
it li their act and deed?and if it is tiie <iuty of Congress
to see that it is tho embodiment ot their will, be .'ore making
it their fux.dsi.it i.la. law. fha Senator from Pennsylvania
bat cites the caao ot Florida Florida was no precedent,
and proves nothing ei ept to eng'aftoo tho action
or government the ptiucipio that thoro is no nood
of a constitution to be the will of the people.
Such reasoning strikes at the root of aii free governments;
strikes tbe props from all parties?democratic, American
and republican. Ibe House ha.1 amen fed toe bill,
which accomplishes two great points?nee that it settles
this Kansas excitement? another that it recognizes tbe
right ot the people ot Kansas to trams their own uistiiu
time. Why then pot all un'te and vote for the amended
bill, and thus settle tne Kansas question? Vote tor it, and
tbe right of tbe people w reoognued?vole for it, and
Slates rights and sovereignly are preserved?vote for it,
and there is peace in the country.
Mr. Pi'uh, (aim ) or Ohio, explained tho reasons which
woaid Influence hun to vote against lire House amendment.
His instructions from Ohio did not WW Lbo present
Junetu-e; hence he would exercise the right of private
judgment I(? then addrowod himself t) various legal
POIEIB, allowing U1C inapiniL-ani 117 VI me J?r?v nn'in iu tun
ameudtpeot u> the circum*lalictB of thecaie. Tbo amendment
submitted the constitution to a more contra.'tod circle
of voters tbaa have Already voted on the slavery cause.
It ta, however, foule to submit it to rote. The free State
no 1, having a majority cannot approve tho slavery clause;
beiceibey would vote the constitution down and protract
tbe excitement of framings new one. They must inevitably
vole it down?they could do nothing else. If tho
ten commandmenu were appended to the constitution
tbey roust inevitably vote it down He concluded *>y
stowing that tr Congress assented to the amended Kansas
bill tbuy would discharge themselves from all power over
the constitution that might be framed
No other Senator ottering romarVs. Mr. Green's motion
was adopted by yeas 32, naya '2*2, as follows;?
im
Allen. Rhode Island. Irertoa, Georgia.
Hayard, Delaware .lonea, Iowa.
Hell, Tennessee. Johnson, Tennessee.
Hepjamin, lonuuana. Johnson, Arkansas.
Biggs, North Catolma. Kennedy, Maryland.
Rigier, l'enrfy Ivania. Mallory, Florida.
Bright, Indiana Mason, Virginia.
Brown. Mississippi. I'earce, Maryland.
Clay, Alabama I'olk, Missouri.
Evans, south Carolina. l*ugb, Ohio,
fitch, Indiana. Sebastun, Arkansas.
Green, Missouri. Shdell, louistaua.
ti win, California. Thorn 1 won. Kentucky.
Hammond, Suth Carolina. Thomson, New Jersey.
Houston. Texas. Wright, New Jor&ey.
Hunter, Virginia. Vulee, lloriJa.
un.
Bmderlck, California. foster, Oounocti :uL
tame roc, I'ernsj1 vsma Hale, New Hampshire,
("hardier, Michigan Harlan, Indiana
Clark, New Hampshire. Hamlin, Maine.
Ocilamor, Vermont. King, New York
Cntirndon, Kentucky. Heward, New York.
Dixon,Connecticut. 8i?moo?, Rhode Bland.
Dcohltie. Wisconsin. Stuart, Michigan
Douglas. Illinois Trumbull, Illinois.
Feaaeadcn, Ma ue Wade, Ohio.
Fool, Vermont. WlL-on, Massachusetts,
impir
Bate , Iielewtire. Reid, North Carolina.
I*r:i, Mississippi Sumner, Ma-actm-ftls
I'urkec, Vuaili. Toombs, Ooorgi*.
Henderson, Texas.
Tfcr Senate was crowded, bat not much exMtement was
manifested. Attar several calls (or the yon* and ua/a*maae
to prerrnt Mr. Douglas frvm taking up the Minnesota
bill?U>e Senate adjourned till Monday.
House of Rr|?rwntaOrei.
WAMihOfOir, April 2,115k.
pnun on l'tsh arrant*.
The Houee went Into committee on the DuGciency Appropriation
bill.
Mr. Jo*?s, (adm ) of Tenn., while opposing various
itr tr* in the bill?particularly for the army?said lncklnntsliy
that liters was no evidence of a ratal!ton In Utah,
lis would send civil oflloen thither, and if tbe Mormona
eld not oo operate In the administration of tbe government
be would repeal the organic law, and give Brig ham
Young and coin 1*0) Pair notice to quit our soil.
Mr Invwov. (opp ) of D1 , said It would he better to
give out the Mormon mar by coulia:t, and bo would not
be surptiard If this, by the future hiatortan, should be
called the war oi plisde-era and oentrnct'>r*. Re would
not vote to out money into the pockets of those harpies
ami h>bhen>, who get fat Jobs nu account of their political
opinions lie also spoke of exiravagant contracts having
hern made by the guvernmcni.
Mr. Farinam, (adm ) of Va , in reply, said there waa
a proposition to lurnwh corn at centa per bushel, but
e# nn/l rfiprilinnt ornrn luua4 I/) oarciuML* hi
the kiwfvt prices.
Thn queetion of procuring quartermaster!' supplier* >u
prneraliy discueeed.
Mr. rHfl re, (adm ) rf Mo , defcn tod the expedition to
t'uh, wbtcfa was. be said, despatched with no export*
tk>n of making war on the Mormon*. Patriotism demanded
that eoppile* should h* roted for the maintenance
of the army He also defended the est.malm of tbe
War Draw (men I
The House th?n adjourned till Monday.
Tile Virginia l^glelalure--Klre.
I<i<t*o?t>, Va., April 2,1IM
The bill ttitng the let of May for lb# resumption of
specie payment* haa panned both house*.
The bill rrquirlDg parent bank* to redeem the not** of
their branches la specie, and requiring indepnadcnt banks
to eaubltth an agency at Richmond or Rait)mora for the
redemption of their notee, baa aiao Anally passed and take*
effect in April, 1*69.
The Seriate haa adopted a total resolution appropriating
t'J.nOO U remove the remain* of Pr Ml dint Monro* from
Now York to Richmond.
The tobaooo factory of Mcaara. Crosby A W;nfree,of thin
city, waa destroyed by Are thio morning l oe* 6I0.KW.
inaurad.
Fire at Rniilnglon, Vt.
Praruroro*, Vt., April 2,1*6*.
fl?* Pfcmeer titerlianie*' aitop, a larre manufacturing eo
tabiishmeot of ib* place, wan burned Una morning at
nine o'clock, lorn a.v.U ?J?i.ooo
The principal tosses arc ?.1. i u.'Jcop, building an'
machinery, *10.000 c. Kilbi rn h O . char trar.ufact -y.
MO,000; Kaiitlall, Wright k ?>., door* and -aelie*. AS.Opn
K.W. Chane, dttora and *aah**, M.OOO Wing I "roith,
laat maker*, M.OOO; L. Ramea, lumber, M0f>
Gat**, furniture, (recently burnt out In BraUliboro.)
$1,000; Krad. Smith, griat mill*, tl.oou Hamilton
Seer*, foundry, $3 ono
Kllbnrn k Go. were tn*ured Tor tlA.000, but none rt the
! other* were Inaured.
i In ron?e?|u*nc* of thta Are about ona hundred and b ly
hand* are thrown out of employ ment.
The e*ten*lve lumber yard* here were in great >lan""r
at ona tuna, lereral pile* being on lira, but owing to the
prompt notion of etir new engine company, Ktban Alien,
No. 4, the flame* were quickly got under and the yard*
Haewd.
Mr* In Stanton, Va.
Sr?.?T??y, April 2,1AAA
The hotel In thl* place kept Iby Mr Turrlll wae deetruyed
by lira to day. I??n?h t*i0. Injured for $.1,000.
Death of a Hank Pr.?M*nt.
Btreru*, April 2,1S5?.
f bar lea H Rroym, of the Atlai U*?k, dwd last evening
after a *bo(t itlc.cn*.
>RK HERALD, SATURDAY
NEW! FROM THE STATS CAPITAL.
Our M pedal Albany Despatch.
THB MKTHOPOMTAN POl-lC* KKraaL BILL POBMANT?
MARIS* COl'KT rtACTICB- IMrOBTAMT CllANlil
BUOOKBTBD MBOAKDINO l.lgNH OM VgWSBLB?KN
CRO ACHMBNTH OF THM LOBBY?DOINOS IN KXKCU
fir* 8BWION?DIFFICULTY IN AFLKCTINO POL Id
COJimsSIOMWR- II.LKK33 OF THK ATTORNEY UKNS
BAL?BABLY CANAL NAVIGATION, BTC , KTC.
Ajjutt, April 2,1868.
The repeal of tha Metropolitan Police bill wm up fur
dl'cuaaioa Ibis uicruiug iu the Senate, but m uo
(TMiUetiiAa bottuuj tu be ready or willing to
sjeak on either stir, tu further const deration
wm poetpoue?l uutil Wednesday of next week. Why
the friends of repeal are consenting to such delay in
taking a vote may bo In tbo expectation of gaining
fclreaglb; but m the republicans hold the Seualo, they
will not ooueeot to the repeal. It also remains stationary
In the House. N
Mr. Craln, of the House, proposes to amood the proceeding!
in the Marine Court of the city of New York, by
declaring that any attorney of the Supreme Court may
hereafter issue, under hut own name, summonses In all
actions to be coiumeuced iu said court in the samo man
ner and with like effect as if the same were issued by
the clork of the said court. The said court, by the mu
tun I consent of both parlies, shall hereafter have the
same power to refer cases as Is now vested by law in the
Justice* of the Supreme Court, and whoaevor a cause
eball be so rclerred, the samo shall be proceeded with la
the same manner and with like effect as Is now provided
by law for refeumces In the said Supreme Court. As this
will bo taking a large amount or tecs out of the pockets,
t.t rather prevent them getting Into tho pockets of the
clerk nf the Marine Court, that gentleman may a-, wall
hasten to the lobby with all puaalblo despatch. No telling
now what may be done an hour bene*, at this time of
moat careless, heedless lightning spued legislation. Of
couren Moors p. (tale will aUond to his own interest.
The bill introduced in ttm house by Mr. Lsmsg, of Buffhlo.
amexdinn the Revised Statutes In relation to tbo col
lcctlaa ot demands agalns; ships and vessels. in important
to that numerous class or creditors. He propone* that
when a ship or vessel .-hall depart from the port at which
she waa when a debt is contracted, each d -bi shall cease
to be a lion at the expiration of sixty days alter the return
of such vessel; and in all cases such Hen shall coase Im
mediately alter the vessel shall have loft sucli port, unless
inuptrs in having such hen uhuil, within <en days alter
such departure, cause to be drawn up specification* of his
lien, the oomcU>e*s of which to ho sworn to by said
person, his ogcct or legal representatives, and died tn the
County Clerk's cilice ol the couDty in which such lien shall
bu created, except that saiu spec.licalioua of said Ilea upou
any ship or vessel navigating the kk-s, or either of theui,
or tbe navigable waters connecting the same, need not be
filed until sixty days alter surJi ship or vessel shall have
la-It said port for tbe tlrst lime after contrac ing said debt,
or any part thereof, and that such Um shall OMHlW in
till) force l'or six months from and after the tune of such
tiling. As this is an important amendment to the law a*
it now exists, ship chandlers, mechanic*, grocer* aud
other* Interested in repaiiing and furnishing vessels,
should lock at It imtuedian 1> , as tho time has now co.no
when one half tho bills panned are never examined by the
members ol either House
Although tbe Speaker and the otliccrs of the House are
cocstantly endeavoring to prevent thr intrusion of tbo
lobby on the tioor, still the vormin will creep In. So annoying
have they become that Mr. Bleecker, a member
from Kings, was compelled to oll'or a resolution cxpoihug
any persou other than a tnemocr who snail interior* 111
tliu passage of any bill, by speaking to members,or in any
ay piejudising Lheir minds, while the House 1.* in tho
oruer ot third reading of bills. On taking tho vHe It resulted
in a tie, thereby giving the lobby anathw victory
over tbe honest and economical portion of the house
The grinding committees of both houses aro working
admirably. No machinery ever con strutted at the cxpt
la I by llie most skilful eogineer* moved smootuor.
In txecutlvo sesron to day Airman B. Ihiryea, of
Brooklyn, was confirmed a* Major General, commanding
tho Second Division of New York State Militia, in place
of Msjor General Aaron Ward, of WosU.htv.Uir, resigue.1.
TVlifl rnmrnfltifl lhrt rnuoliAfi ilf Kini!<l. Qubbdh.
Hudolk, Wetilchoeter, 1'utnam, Orange and Kocklaud. It
coasL-ts ot three brigades aod nine regiments.
With regard to the police cummiseioii much difficulty
prevail*. Tbe regency hero are determined to retain
Bowen, n'je aod Slraua'oao, whilst the coohoi vaLve porticn
oi the republicans acsiro that men of loss vitdjcuve
political characteristics should take their pianos. Tbe
tight ia becoming animated and quite serioua. Governor
King vacillate* between his boneet inclination and the demands
ofbia dictators.
An ins|<ection of tbe main linos of canals bai bean mads
by order of the Commissioners, and a report made that the
been* arc in a solid and nubitantial condition. The tew
repaira required are now being made, and are expected
to be completed in about ten or twelve days. This will
Insure a gradual commencement of tilling with water
about tbe 16th,ao that the opening for navigation will be
about tbe 2f th met. Title is altout ten days earlier than
usual. Tbe ice remains of considerable thickness in Lake
Chain plain, but a still southern breeze will soon break
it up.
Attorney General Tremam has boon sorely altllctcd with
rheumatism for two or three weeks. Ho has been extremely
ill, but last evening the extreme pain somewhat
ocaaed, and to day ho ut comparatively comfortable.
lioth boures were diligently engaged during the session
to day in reading bills, none of any public linportaucu
however.
Tbe American* and republicans have held a conference
and the committees have agreed upon Mr. John N. Wilde
as the anti lecompton candidate for Mayor of Albany.
Tbe Canal Board have resolved to reduce the tolls from
four to two mills on mcrehandiae, and three to two mills
on flour on one thousand pounds per mils.
IIW YORK UCUUUTVRa.
tinsfii
Aliuxv, April 2, 18M.
ran nous.
Of the Supervisors or New York to rslse $16,000 by s
tsi to extend the Hail of Records.
By Mr. Ansa (rap )?For the removal of the balance
docks In the Seventh ward of the city of New York.
Mr. ? i v fdem I rresented the memorial from the Mayor.
*< ., of the city of New York for power to (Li Ike pay for
the Common Council from January 1,1868.
xnwoam.
To Incorporate the Centre! American Industrial Commercial
Company.
To amend the law relative to non exemption of houao
hold property for servants' wages, alio a complete hill to
extend the power* of the Courte of General and Special
Ursaiona in the city of New York.
By Mr Hsi-kivao (rep )?for the relief of Aldermen,
Supervisor* and Councilman of the city of New York for
1*67. It givee them 8360 each for eerricee einoe April,
1857, to Iiecemher of the same year.
By Mr Rami (dem.)?To incorporate tho New York
l'uro Milk Company.
rnus tjrrwccrrm.
By Mr. Noxo.v (rep.)?To reduce lha capital etock of the
(iminoe?(a iiank.
S Mr to a inarm (dem)?To incorporate the New
and Interior insurance Company.
By Mr. Smith?For the rollef of the Jamaica flank Road
Company.
By Mr Brow (rep.)?Relative to the appointment of
Deputy Sheridk. It requiree the SherilT to appoint a deputy,
on the requisition of the Governor, in any town
when the Governor may deem It neceeeary.
The Metropolitan roiice bill was poetponed until Wednesday
next
mua rwn.
To amend the law relative to Harbor Ma tor* in tho city
of New York.
To incorporate the tovenawood tsylum.
To Imorporate the Kellcrman Hygnmc and llenllng Institute
In the city of New York.
The ttrnale then went Into executive session.
At the c'.ose of the executive session the annual Approntlalinfi
Kill anrf (ha Kill mtk nv RhftronriAtliiriM fur in* n
ienaare of the canal* for the flsral year tu handed in
TINLVO KMMION.
Tr Canal Department submitted a list of articles on
which they recommend a reduction of canal tolls of about
forty per cent on the rates of 1*5* Among the articlee
mentioned are floor, beef, bacon, cheese, lard, lard oil,
butter, tallow, wool, whiskey, pot and pearl ashes, bidet,
raw ann imported. Ac.
Mr Paaimo (rep) had ixmseet to introduced bill to
amend the t.eneral Railroad law, so that the Hale Kngineer
ran require additional reports from any company
other than those now required br tho statute
The Senate then considered lie art U> repeal the third
erOon of the law of 1*57 relative to fare on the Central
Railroad?better known an the half dime law.
At eleven o'clock Mr. SiMsout (dem ) moved to poet
pone the further consideration of the bill until Monday,
but the maiortty opposed the motion.
There is little prospect of final action on tbe bill hi night.
Assembly.
AlJUVT, April 2, 18M.
Mr. Wrm .detn.i presented a remonstrance from the
Commissioners of Emigration against the amendment of !
the Em'g'ant "trersge Passenger Act. from the (Amnion
Council of New York against ths passage of *?y laws' re- I
lating to the city a ithont th"lr roli.'itatim
mue i'avkv.
To inoorporato the American College oi Medical Mien< .1. 1
To am< rd the charter of the international Bridge.
Mr. Ya* flout, frep 1 of Niagara. meted to recommit
the las) rsmed b II?motion lost, and the bill passed. Mr.
Via Horn who had t> ,f ?t purpnao,
morel a reconai'Ioration fjoat.
Mr. Woifcm', 'rep > rflerrd * resolution fgr ermiMon
from the Itoor ot any wr-w interfering witu member on
the flhal vote on mit bill. 1 <* .
Mr A?v? 'Am > moTed to lay the third reading of b!la
on th> tnh ? tor the purpose oi ordering the registry law
to * third reading tort, .? to 49, not twotnir.t*.
Meerra. linker and Mrlnbirh were the onlr republican*
toting with dctnorratc agi nst the moti*n.
Mr I ?w (Am.) moved to ln??per.nl or tor, j
being tlie bill relative to mulamol dividend* and depo J
aiw, until Monday afternoon at.; r M \uree 1 m,
Mr Chalfleld (dem ), of New York, nt tliir l ore "ntor I
rupt?<l the proceed log- of the Hons* l>y dWnrd?rlyrond?r| l
Uiwan'a the <halr,and w motion of Mr shi n waa
fbreibly r? moved from Ihe Houee by the Sergeant at Arms
and hie deputy.
Mr Chi riii (rep.) offered a revolution to limit the doon
monta rent by mall to llfteen centa pnatage Agreed to
mm a rueiii.
T*i ineorporate Ihe New Yorlt Avhenienm
To make the mechanic*' lien law general, except In the
eonnUe* of New York and Krle
to Incorporate the New York Yonatt C.yceum.
gvgNiNO sgssto*.
Mr. Cmui* (detn ) brought In a bill to confirm the grant
, APRIL 3, 1858.~TRlPLB
ct lb* New York Common Council of 18*3 Co Willi**
KWord ami oUivm to ixwhItucI the Ninth A vouue KillroaC
Croat t'if?> Ami strove k> Uw BtUwjr. Referred to too re[wire
complete ^
! An invitation wu extended to the members to witness
the delivery of the sword ot Ueneroi Worth next T .esdiy
to tte Regent* oC the Fnlverslty
Tbe Metropolitan I'ohce bill tru BMde the special ardor
Cor WidiiiwvUy oetV.
Ttc grindlcr committee moved Corvrard a large Bomber
of h?|i?, amongst which were lite following:?
To iiH">r|M>iele Uie Turn Vereiu, Brooklyn.
For the relict of the Westchester County RUlroid.
Toen-ftid tlie liar Inn Railroad charter.
The New York T?i bill.
In relation to certain hftidn of departmento ! Brooklyn.
To consolidate the Bullalo, lltteburg and Btlfalo and
Bradford Railroad*
To iMiorpoiate the School of Minera.
Mr. Drst ka (rep ) moved to strike out of th? retiort
the bill removing the heads of departments In Brooklyn .
Carried (
The bill to facilitate Uie removal of Quarantine coating
np, Mr W'aokk moved to recommit H.
The SrsAKiat advocated be motion. I
Mr. lhimu consented to its recommittal.
The bill was then recommitted and made the special
order fur Tuesday next
The nil! to amend Ute charter of the Provident Fund
Charter was killed.
The bill to authorize the construction of a railroad on
streets parallel with Broadway coming ap for a third
reading, Mr. OttiMUB moved to recommit it. I
A warm debate followed; the bill being strongly op
posed by Messrs. Cuanijck and Kuia, and advocatod by 1
Messrs Winn* Thomas Jonkm, Jr., 11 a.nvoiui, aud others.
Afls?r u Innar iliw.iiulAn Ur Wtnvn i>.av aa1 fra !iv th t hill
oo tbe table.
The ayes and nays were ordered en the motion, which
waa carried, at 11 r. M., by ayes 64, nays 37.
* Shocking Catastrophe.
BCBNIXG OP TRl STRAWS gni.TAN?FfFTKKN TO
TWRNTV LfVSH LOOT.
Br. Loess, April 2,1868.
Information has boon received bare that the steamer
Sultan waa burnt to the water's edge and sunk near St.
Genevieve, Mo., 150 miles below this city, at three o'clock
this morning, and that fifteen or twenty Urea were lost.
Among the loot waa D. D. Moore, clerk of the boat; Hoary
Ell, pilot; Joseph Blac.kburne, watchman; the whole of
the cabin crew, and the barkeeper (namo unknown).
Two lady and twu gentlemen pawieugers are missing, and (
are supposed to bo lest Notther their names nor the roll
particulars of the catastrophe hare yet reached this city,
The Sultan was bound to New Orleans, with a full cargo 1
of Western pr.Kluce which, with the boat, Is a total loss.
llu> boat was valued at $26 000, and is insure 1 for t
$17,000. Her cargo emitted of 1,000 tons of flour, pork, 1
It :id and wheat. There was no insurance on tbe freight
list. Tbe amount* of tbe disaster are so conflicting that it .
is tmprsr.ihie to ascertain correctly at present who or how (
many have been lost.
Hallroad Accident and Loss of Lift*
CoROTNa, N. Y., April t, 1868., "
The mail train on the Tioga Itailroad ran off the track t
lati evening about twelve miles south of this place. Tno '.
ci>!uc turned completely over, scalding the engineer,
John yorbea, vory badly, lie died at two o'clock this
murning. hio othvr person was injured.
Navigation In tht St rat la ot dfacklnaw and 1
Lake Superior. i
inrrwoiT, April 2,1858. ?
Two mall carriers Irom Bault ike. Mario, with dates to
the 18th ult., have arrived here. Thay report that tbe
.straits of Mackinaw are free from Ice. The Bault river i
was still bridged over by ice, but was giving away fast. '
It was thought that boats leaving here on the I2tn in it.
would not experience any difficulty la the Bault rlverj or
on lake Superior from ice. 'k
Casualty at Sea, [
Itosrov, Aoril 2,1868. \
A letter from Oapt. Dale, of the ship Fleetwood, states
that while on the passage from Philadelphia for Gap*
Town,C. <1. H., during a gale, Ibram Carpenter, of New i
Hampshire, and Edwin Hubbard, of MiddJetown, Conn.? i
the former carpenter of the rhip and tbe latter a seaman?
tell ftom aloft and were drowned.
??????? I
Shipwreck and Low of Life. i
CHCKijetour, April 1, 1868.
The brig Hon, of Boston, for Aux Cay en, was lost on
Insgua lauuid (one of the group of the Bahamas), with all 1
hands, excel* one aeaman. 1
The St. Lawrence at Montreal
Uonduul, C. K , April 2.1858. J
The water In the St lawrenoe is very high above the J
Victoria Bridge. Tbo lower part of (Jrltllntown ts Horded. ,
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ASUn In W?thln|ton and Albany?Jftwi
from Kurope, Um Houtb Pact 11c, New Granada,
Central America, Mexico, Cuba, Wert
Indlee, ?Lc ? Eatcat Intelligence? Market*,
Ac , Ac.
The Wsaaiv tlitALti win he published at eleven o'clock
this morning Among ite contents will be tound the following
Affairs In Washington?Proceed! uga la Congress?The Ken
as Question in the House, Ac. <
New York State Affairs-legislative Proceeding*.
New* from Kurope?Tho War In India?New* from China,
Ac.. Ac.
Krwafrom the Sooth Pacific, New ' raiwla and Central
America
Important from Venezuela? Progress of the Kevohitloa? I
Probable Downfall of the Monegss Family, Ac. 1
Interesting from Mexico?Affairs la Vera Ortiz?Opposition
of the Church port/ to Henta A one. Ac. ,
Ki wi from Cuba, West ladles, Ac. ,
Kdl'orials? Kansas In the Hones?Pssasge of the Crittenden "
RIL1. Mexico sod our Delations with Meilco?"Manifest Dee '
tiny;" ? ond,lion of France>?Philosophy of tie tlovcrnmeot. I
The Relations between France and fcnglsnd; The New R?t? i
lutlon In Venezuela, Ac , Ac. ,
laicat New* by Telegraph. t
Financial, Commercial, Religious, Political, SporUug and J
Merfitme laielllgenre.
Weekly Review of the New Tort Catt'e Market
beauty Market Report?Krtau Prions ef all kinds of Mar- tl
kctahle rroduon. "
Marriages end Deaths, together with a large variety of In- .
(creating Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Mottle copiea. In wrappers, ready lor mailing, coo be had
at the counter. Prion sli cams. {
Ksni'i Brilliant Idea I port tbe Nnhjert of
Hals? Msts are worn. Thta accounts for th? fac that tney
are manufactored. Uenoe Ilstters Holier*. as a clans, have i
a genuine taste for high art. which develops* Itself In the pro 11
ituciion of th<ne brilliant effort* of gcnlua, kuown as the rtprlag
style, th* hummer style, the Fait style and the Winter' do.
Peti?lhle people buy n?t? wh?nthe? warn them, and mow of
tbrm, when about miking * scwellon, prefer the latest and II
no?' faeittonahle article, in '.oylugnne actually mstiufac ured d
a do/en year* since. Ibis. Kno? late* It, is au evidence of
nnc-mmon trnod sense. He caters for this ' lass, lie ohje-ta
particularly u> ami with an innocent who does not know
r-nougii mi iiimr 11., nccoruiiig ui .uc iji i ? "-h ?
rslns ' or who lacks ike perception ut die lagulsh * bwwaini J
b?i ? though it U OM of Uie later elyle? fnim one Uawt tax*
occupied a promim nt place. ?*nn afterae mod, upon bla
thriven, simply because It w .? not a sal. able article The u
1*11 er ponton 4f Ibe In at a'OI'OC'- must he eonsllered *? a
pure piece o; imaglnsti. o. as oo ouch bat can be fount la bla
(k noi'al establishment.
Knox will continue to bra "leader of fashion* '1 He will
p. ram; In tanning oo each rr coming season bis new. hrt'.Uant
pit p? ullsrly fascinating eljrle He will dlspena* bin far i?a
aa heretofore to hi* million ol enatomera, convinci-d of bla abll h
It/ to give tar moat perl ret aatialari ion to all forthelssl .
tw.uty >eara biarrputattou and hta trade alike have been on rr
the increaae. and thla would ooi have been ibe resul: bad be *
not thnrougly understood hi* business. a
liurlag iota Tierted.be baa no dis'tnet recollection of ever n
oflerlug lo a young gentlrinao of five aumniera a bat. the aivte u
ol wtairh la exactly suites) to tbe aforesaid young gentleman's
gr mouther. nor is tbem any imtan. e on r :eru wberi be baa
proposed to a customer ? P
' ltaar<lrd like pard.'' < i
one of 'hose dashing fabric*, composed rr velvet and feather*. b
which are the adtni'SUon of tne ntotbera and partirnlarly par- |
ilsl sIsTers of -pardon the repetition -the gratia youth above T
referred lo, Whose brief existence spans just sixty month*- )j
taM it'
The gentleman In the trade who. after having for years past
"put the head* of his customers, portly and sum short and j
Ull. Into a ry Under ni precisely the aame shape and height, .
with ? flange or brim of precisely the some width and Curl, ?
ahonld have taken a leaaon long ago from Knox, who alwajr#
has been Id the hahitof studtlng the Individuality of hta out
lomer*. snd furnishing eseh wt ta a hai, the make height, j
width of hrtm, Mr , that is exactly suited to htm. This has been
Knox's secret of atiorev*
To this system of business It to be attributed the entire ah
f "fd stock I
Having no ol.l stock, at others have?th* odd coilaetion of I
years of poor business?to dispose of, he I* not compelled to
adopt soy means to force his ssles. trusting solely u> a legiii- n
mate temaad crested by the evcellenre snd ch?spn?ss or hit u
fabric*
lis ia prepared to exhibit as great a variety of style* as any u
o'ber manufacturer la the country, but through all <w
which run* the eharactrwivtc trait of hi* latest pr vtu -non, .
differing, of nourse. for uacb class -of voting, middle ag.-d
and old.
II you onnni, pim?, nun on uw prwn mrrr >? nw uhb
thla-away at one* to HKOI'i, .
212 Broadway, corner of tniton nlfwl .
Ntartllnfi Innovation.?Ilata for all Tatlra- ,
eplnidtd minlf. ORNIN'N, 214 It roadway. 0
t
d?nl?' R|rtln| Ilata and Cap* In all IVIr
rar'w ind a lar*e rtmrnt of children fancy etraw tea 1
and II ?t?. at R K U.< niti'H, Shi 'anal atreru
Rafri'l S|itlnK Btjlea of tdentlemen'a Ilata *
and oapa now rrady. 17? llrrtdway?Howard Hotel.
Tlir Metallic Tablet Raior Rtrop t an be
obtained, ffmnino, at J A H. 8AUNDKRA' atore. No. 7 1
Aaujr Honaa. I
Tbe l'nderal(m<l, Inapeetnra and Realeraaf
wrlrh'a and mraanrea In the elivnf Now York, barlnc had
,rei|U?ntooraalon to te?t the Tartona platform acaleain nor In
)htw rl'y .are pleaaod to hear our teellmony to tbeanpertor
. liar actor of Ulnar manufactured by Menra. R A T. f AIR I
Ha MX A CO , and do rhrrrfnlly recommend thria to the I
pnhitn aa thr moat perfect welebina machine* in nor.
K t'f>b Ti rtably, Inapector or Wri|biianl Mraanrea. Firat Y
ittaTtct,
rl ma? 11 Walnwriph*. Tnapeetnr, Xeennd dla'rtot.
Allrn R. ulnpat, Itepnty Inapeouw, Ftrat daatrtrt. |
rtroraa Karr, Healer, llr*i dnnrtcv I
.loba H. hmbree, Healer, seennd dletrlrt.
?'alRHANKn a < ?> . 149 llroadway.
IIMMM) ' ??? Hntli null *hn?? nt Am tIon
pflra?, ?l F1III.I.IPA A nHITH R, A4 Warran pmrt f
R?nfa an?t *hof?.
TIIK r.AR'IKUT A*l? ClfRAFRHT AAAORTWKNr Of "
OOO* ?1I0TA AID AHOKA 15 Till! OTT la At
BROOK*'. 8TA hroa<1?a\ and 1.10 rnllon *?r*t ,(
Purl* Bnnla, Rhnt* and OaHtn, JtallaV' ,h
manuCaetura juat rcraltad. |-ar Arabia. KGWSMt FKK
boom?kat. U Raaaau atrfai. f
SHEET.
To Omtlem.^?Whjr P?f ?4 Iter Hat In
Broadway, wfeeo ohm aoporMir In arory reapa* oaa fca pur
chaaad at UN Naa?au a!'<** tor IB MF
E-rKNCHFin, jfawm^MXui <-r of Oi allraata'a Hate
DavtiTi Spring Style af U*ntlemcn't HaU
are all Ui* ragn baltwruoai 301 Broadway, anar Ituaaa at.
faara lb.
roca DOLL** bath.
In addition io our standard bit. w? uo? offer At niir ooun
tec* n?? aijlm at $1 Our facilities In aaaiifsrturtag
nutate as to plsoe before the pabllr no srUair supert#r to
any aver berfere offered ni thu ngur*
lenders nod lulrodnoer* of Fashion,
Mod. 3, 4 Mi ft Astor rt#u??, iirondway.
A New Idee In Hat#.
Twelve lending *<jrlr* for ftprln*
OivNlA'rt, No til Broadway.
Hunt, the People's flatter, W Fulton xreet.
Ftprto* hivlo lint, LHSft. Xaaiilou nutl elsgauoe. oUuiWd
prior *3 60
WhlUi the Hatter's Spring Style#, |3| Last
rail style reSun-d to J2, nt WHITK'H, 110 yultoo street.
No More DWallwi In Hate
Twelve new styles to choose Iron.
(1KNIN,
No. 214 Broadway, opposite SL Faul'S.
A. GnuHlJran la Use Only Person whs can
>e consulted aelenUflrally on sit disease* of the human hair
d 34 Church atreel i of Barclay. The Slilh and Klfhlh
ivtuu# oars atsp at the door of the rstabllahmant.
A Desirable A tent tuient of Mourning Mimicry
at 8M Broadway, near Puurteentli nlroet, cut aide.
Mrs 8URDUK, Miss MONBOK.
#6 Raglan#
At XTANH', ?t and ? Kultos street
#B Banians
At RT A NH", 60 and 68 Fulton street
$8 Raglan#
At KVANfi', 66 aad 68 Fulton street
|n Banian#
At KVANP', 66 and 68 Fulton street
$fl Rsglani
At EV ANA', 66 and 60 Fulton street
New Part# Tie#, Heart#, Cravat#, Stock#, lw.?
it OaKAN'b, No. 1 Astor Bouse.
I DC IjCMIDI Biuru 01 IIH I/Bjr ?I C umn 1,
No. 1 Ai*lor House.
The Portrait of the 1'oiuif l<ady found upon
he voting m?n drowned tool <>' ieekn an street, la ui 1 to
iav? been taken bj IIOLMIW, 2X9 Broadway
OtfluM lalaniuidai NaJte#?With Patanl
tawder jvroof li* ha Mid com hat*. A Lao tu o and burglAi
iroct parlor safes Depot IKS PeaM frent
ROBKKT M. PATRICK
LUlle's Fire and burglar Pruof Nafca, Iiatka
iod vault doors ?Ibe understand have taken urn agruoy for
he sale of these celebrated safes, which are lite en I ones In
bo market that mmtilnr fire iirwl quality wttk perfect ae tu
lly frt.tu burglars. Call and eiatuinc for youisaJves before
lurehasmg a sheet iron sate of nu) dew rtpvi >u
KAlllUAn KH * CO., 109 liroadway.
Why are ea> many Pereo< Poor and I'ntappy?
Because the; have missed their vo. Vion and are
wsjed b) paastOD and selliabDcss A phrenological eiaml
lation. with advice as to health, baht's aed the heat pursuit,
ihould be obtained from MiWlJ'.K A W>;t.iM, .KM Broadway.
PlnMe a PAraria la Composed Entirely of
-egetable matter, deligb'tully perfumed; prepared only by
fsrR DFAbAT. r.M, "tidervti slree'
Holloway's Pil e ?Where are their Vour-h rst
The reply Where are they notv " The living lan
[ttage cannot be u?ed ui which Uey have nulappearet! All
,.< va in all cdmee are subject to llvur disease in'Igrslion.
lyaentery, divrrhu*. asthma and general detlllty, and
vhertvor these eiUt, the pills have proved Inlslllble
Ratehelor's Hair Dye, Wlgv and Toupee*.?
rhe heat lu the world Hiirpsseljii: all tu.tdc Hold and appllod
tl the manufactory, SB Broadway.
CrfatsMtoru'a Hair Dye?But In the World
Hies and Ma,'pa of supwUr make for sale and dye applied
it f)n. 6 Aster House.
Harry's Trtro|rl>erou*, only 19 Cents a Bntle.
ftienume.) an aor.cn. at CAMFMCI.I/H drug store, cor
tcr highth svrnr.e sod Twenty eighth street.
A Card ?All Parsons whs have Oray Hair
ir lislr of s bad rotor, are (netted tv rail and consult Doctor
tHASl'J KaN (consultation free), at M t'hurch street, corner
if Barclay. Ills new ttuld (Ires the hair the natural ruler ds
itrrd, ana may be eonatdrred a real prodigy of ehemistry.
Wigs for |d at Cameron's Mart offertory, l'/j
Fupon strerl, Brooklyn. I'or a"yle and quality wa chaining*
Ihe world.
CUrrhagti'a Wlp and Tnnpees, T.lgtif, Durahie,
natural and a perfect >1. No. 162 Fulton street, corner of
Broadway.
Harry's Tt leap ha r our U the Best and
cheapest arUrln fcr dressing, beautifying, cleansing, curling,
preserving and rcatering ins hair. La l ea, try It. Hold by ail
druggist*.
Is Consumption curalile 1?We cannot
ilnobt that In man v case* of smtvd ranstimpion a euro has
ill l)r WIHTAK It* heajiofi MfncUun certainly Woadtrful.
8. Umpbrll, Chfinlit and A pothwiry, nor*
Mr of KUblfaareaur and Twenty eighth at. Medictasa auieUy
pure. unJ special alien Jon to prcWi-lplioaa.
PIln?. Pile#, Ptl##, PI In#.?Tit# Moan### that
kit followed the nac nl XT WlTMhK'U |>Ur tuppueitory hit
>een aetnnlablng. Agent, US Mowcry. h V.
A Hcllrrd Phytlrlan, Sfr?iljr-flre Year# of
ige. whoaa aaoda of Ufa bate nearly run out dia-orered
?hllatalhe Km! 1 Quiet, t cer'tia cure for romumpUoo.
itdxnt. Iiroorkitia. oou|b>. rolda. and en Til ifct.Mty. Tl .
i mi djr waadiarorertl b| blmwban h.< nly child. ? daugter,
vie glean np to die. Wwhlngtodn tt much good m pooel
'la, be will read in curb of hit tfliielnd tallow being* tt rwluatt
It, tb!? recipe, al b full tad eipllnttdirection* for
utbii'K 'I "P. tad atirceaeiuUy ttatng It. lie rwnmrat etch
>| idiennt lo lnaio#a him one chilling ? thraa nefit* to he re
uraad tt pcaltge ou the recipe, tud ibe remainder lo ba tp
died In tbe iijmrn' of tbit Jtdrrrtleemeul Addreie Ilr.
I. JAMLt, 1$ Urtad turat, J retry Cay ft. J.
Canghi, ll?at##nn#a, Aalhmt, or any IrrllaInn
nl the thrott, or bronchial moat, relieved by *tl##iag
ti* of "Br iwn'a Bronchial Tr ? ba?" to dwoilva tint, ly In tba
nnuih. All drufttata tail m m
MIMIIIIMdllA
a T/ii*BRrnr. K-w?:iM)i#<i UAKIIS PANC x HOOIW,
f\ tatmtierT, prrfnmery. Ac. oaiy depot ta Maw Vera
ir coloring iaiUtla tud errata no piper.
\rothr? BKW ANP HMI.I.IAtfT hTORlf -iikt
, tbaACVOAV COCttlRX lo morrow tad read lb# Ibrlli
it ator>, cuUUad
rnr. rtraror wrnjit.
i'liMohrd complete Id am tualur, baal.laa tba Head
ady'a King; Mr Petrenn: tba atory of a Maniac; Ward
ceeber'a Iriab Ward, and a noil of Inil'ltnt akatabaa, tnae
Oie.n, edi'orli.a, be. Price tbraa ean'a par copy
J An. L. hMira A CO.,
U Byruaa afreet.
a ifcaixt ASTOWTRTtlKtl
X Are tba effect of
.IKftOWIt'it IIAIM C?ll.iiK KbbTORKR.
Whtrh Will reatnr* gray balr lo i a ortgiaal -i lor, and itnaa
IT'IVjmJT >rr??K, ~
And is perfectly harmless
PRICK M f.K> TN PA It Moll IX
R'td this h?r IxHaon; ?
Rsooai,*i. Am IT, 1*7.
Jneam W Htrrs-Pear Rlr 1 hare used the Jeromes
air nek* reakicer prepared by von. sad ran re< rumen 1 It
a ?< rjr sureilor article I had urn I r.nlyoar bottle when
1/ hair ?? fei'r.f,*.| lo I ' "Tier . . 1,.f and Vigor. I hire
Isn sauced lis ?(frcl? ?n persons bi a born I rceomns'-n led II,
t d In tttrj caw II baa had I he fffei dentred. I an desirous
tat yon should make use of Ibla letter, b> tndnee others in naa
te restorer. fruit yours. Masuti. Ilit-nasm,
Corner of Fulton avenue and tumoertaad street.
Fold In Rew York l>x Wells A I*", 113 franklin atreet;
inrnaa A I'ark II and i? Park mw, hint Itrj Hrosdwsy.
Itikjn 117 llo wary. betels, lilt Fulton street , In Rrreifclxn
X Mrs. Mares. 17k Fulton street. Philadelphia, hp Awayne A
on. No A Virth Seventh street. Ronton, bt hps ildtas >7
( em..si row. Andreas (rders lo J OR W. llATM. Rruoa
XB. R. T.
\ llRRAT WART RCPPt.IFTI-IRtRH WIIIRKFT ?
'V Price ithrea years old'. 30 ten's per bottle, I: SO per
ailon. J. MoAl't.tPS K A CO , agents for Wlaa * ralebrated
tbishax, 43 Rssanti street, mraerof leharty.
A R ARR CH AROR TO Pt'RfTI ASR
1 CRRaP KRiil.IRII < aRPRTK.
Velrele. 9n , Itriiseels, Ka . Ingrains, 3s to As. per rd.
HtRaM aRDRRSOR, M Rowerx5ARTHOI?F'R
mrwTirtk HAririR**,
Ho. ?HV Broadway. corner ImnM street.
1 be Rsrthnlf sewing marhlne la meeting with fren? faror,
nd boats people visit the ssJear-ena of I's tmfrie ,.r'|?l?x
I etamlne Its operations It la un.|ueaUonAbly one of the
est among the many cireMeat taarhlnea that hara baea laod'o
ed to the puIRk-.?tiunday OOtirlar.
r?OOTB ART) AHORS.
l> tiir l-artlklt and rmtaprrt arsortwpvt
op oood Booth ano hiiorr in tiik < trv
In at BROOKH' S7S Broadway and IR) Pulton at.
lORNR, B17NIONR, NAIIJt rKNBTR ATIN'I TTTN
J n?#h, ?tvr*-ard without pala, an that lb* b -Tt ran be
mpn immwliautly after th* operation wttbo'it the leaet tn
mrenAmcr to th- i atl*at. by Or. ZACIlARIK. Huryeao
hiroporiiat. ;?u Broadway
r\r. rnimi rri.fctric oju-$i(wn worth roi.o in
[ t our tiny In New fork In F (' Welle A On., A.
i A If Randn, aa>l Hartira A Part R*? *real cure# of
lr< ml are* Mnrrhnn'n n? It ?Mk an! other rr 7 r ia; inna, and
mam of apurlnuant: mad* by an Urnumnt yonn* man. who
nee poau-d my bill*. Hro thf him 'ial'itla R. Hmlth.j PhliarlphtA,
no th* boltl*e
ytjfoant prkwnn china dinnrr .octs,
rj Elegant French ohiaa t*a art*.
Elegant Front h t hiaa toilet acta.
New etv-len and reduced prleea.
R. v HAi'onwouT a no.,
Corner of Broadway and Broome etraet.
Q1NOM8II PRO VIRIONS-JCRT RK''KIVF.t? AND TOR
"A aaie to email'|iiani|ttea. cauliflower*. aprale, I im'>*r
intl hama. Wiltahlrr baron, Rtilton. 1 h*ddan, t'Mature and
FUtahlre rhreae; Welah mutton, haree, Ac
RK HARDRON B 1IATTRR, !>'W t-r a. it'* "
rjkhoval.
V BR ATT flAXt.CT A CO.
TT:HMAfTRAN M<>()An*U.'liRM Wf> -iT iTTOXKRS
HAT* r<"rooT?<l w
TVir n?w And eamiodtMf ?'nr*,
IfQ. 11 HI'RR AT STRKRf, XKAR llftOAHWAT,
*hff? lh?-T will korp * lvr And well Alonb,
'on*l*ting nf
Rrhnnl And hooka,
tAtlna*ry of All kind*. b*nk *nd ?( < ?* blank b'Kik*. koto*,
draft*. fkwk? I'ttor rr****n, **.
ta *ddl'lnn to a foil ?'ipply of >b* TAitiAhl* or boot And *nl
*f* tail b<w>k? and MM" poM *Md hy .nini*tT*?, ir* ?h?ll
AT* At All Hat** A #ln*k of tit* pobllraUona l**n*d hy nthor
nbll*b*r*.
All nea*re for **V>oi *n 1 ail***t)na*?ua ujokj kiAumerr
wlU be * *?? W.
7
..-I -*
WllfKlAAWOCT ^ _
Cupkowh MTKr-p *n,t, <t'kv o'H't, trrrr
I Br-rnrtAj tod ail iliMtwi 1C1 ittg frm tmpvt"4i ?r
want el tiuldtlr of Uie biooe. noir cj C H. Kl.*>u, Hi rtnM
n?
CURSOR'S fir*FT T? W * R it 4 *T*T> RfTRRJ.T TW?
I Utile it <<OBUttMi no merrury or an* etlnr m..-iMra*a. m
pul <ip In iiaol hottle*. Frlr? |i per WU? oo.J l<y C. H.
nlKO, milroulKt; _
CiriUU.Kfl HTRIT M ro* HAL* RT PR FRA
T Preerklll, J. O iticniK. K*wburf. Vui rVnttnv
Kliif?(oo mm! Riuid.Mii KnMnukO A UnKtoetey Bndauu, A.
I- Faibam Potmbkeat-Mie, infciaaarm A fi im.01 k. t'Unaaj
IVIjra A prfheri SyrBCuee; Pr Hoaly, Med'na, WlrnUw 4
touBft. Boob Hter; A. J. Mv'lwin Am Hutlrvtn, ' r4 tir nA
dMgrcib'a Rone ceBfilnn ualnee ntgroxl J'jH t.'l.irtK, pmprlmor,
80 WmoBupoo eenue, A tuny.
ClIHROIf'fl 8TRTTP WILL OURK A WT F ANK OP 8' R?;
1 fula or k'na'M e?i It ih th* creaiiial loond i.in ltwie
eilalenoe .ItaHKPH 1'I.AlaK, proprietor, 4rt W.??iiiacv?i
avreitie Albany Bold by C. H BiNii, 1*2 Rn>?dway. end
kirn Itnyu lirooklyn.
(^IlinnWD 8TRPT WTtX OT7RK SALT RHFFM, RllfC
X worm ud MUv, Nwilb| C H. BINO, IH2 arukleay
(MUHON'H KYRIT <*I1X CVBK KKMAJ.K WKAK3JOM
X obatmouoBA nod llvof oomplalat. ricU bjr L'. U HI it'J
l'J2 HroaJ*a>.
(1IR.SON H btltlJP Wil.l. OPRK Rn'ROXCLA IS CUBL
T dri-u, araJd b-Hi' Mud boll*. dob] by O. 'I KiV'l, 19B
Bound way.
AMRDIFAL WriNiiRR
HVaTT'h 1.1P A HnlAAM ?Kh?<i<naU?ra. nwiriltdk
Mild enut, In Ihi-lr Moral alarm. alao MonduU klntt'a ne^
nr)Mlp?il?ai old ulnara anil ibo tur.lntm? of dl/ulnae* of tho
blood, A'fat debility, lirer eofapuln'a, kidney*. est*. rV-?m.
Incipient txaaiimp'loa, to , Ac., nro tnoal cartiuiUy eared by
Ihl* aofmrnlrn pujiflrr.
BYaTT'A LTPF, RALMaM rflRKP MR S ROtlRU
comer of < asal ark Hndaon a'r??r i;hio' etnre ) 4t
r'. rmonnam of iAa ar..*! palolu; kind, wkioh bad reoLtMM
Ala a erlpplr for monlk*
Hi aTT'H LlfR HAi.HAM lilkKu Minn UOLK. MO. MS
Tb'rt! kitKMie. of mm hui* of .in moat painful and lui^r
rr.tin Kind W>e tu rTt nitx'M 'rot infancy :ina an
spaamaao icvm as to forte the atornum or breast houo out
orplaw
Htatt'r t.ivk hawaii craw* hx ai.dkkm an g.
Kelly, Thirteenth ?ard. K. V.. fw?+'l?n, >W Hmum>
than, af. r iif b*4 leeu under medical treaimrol (a v?la, m
crippled tor monthe.
B1 ATT'H LIF9 H I.HAM 1UBKI> WM / HROWW.
l*Lr o' T, mure ?(rwt, of flatuta, alior be bvl aubinilte#
to various opecatuvea, *ti;1 which confined him to hla room Oar
eeka.
HI ?TT'H I.TTR HAI.PAM r.URKD MR It RICR, KOfL
S2 ?*rove rrwi, ao.l 7.1 tMnino MarVc of inSaminaiong
rliciimotixm and gnu', hut h had tome crippled for /care.
rTT?TT'H t.TTF HAT*AM < fRKOfflAH CLARK. *1*11
chain. l*(U.r ot Lmnaioghui *. t? Y. <( abrutulou* ultwam
and rbeumatlom, ?hlr|t had pent lrelo.1 u. >h? boon, and rw
fuaed to ytaid until the UiKK UA.J> iX raine to hu iui.
HY*T7'h l.IFK TiAI.fi AM f'URKD W* H^Cdtth. UN
No 17 Wltlrt'at ret ?.t kli.g'h rv L The uli>rni? irf
the entire left aide of the oin k anil tare
Et.TT'H I.IKK HALHAM OTJhRD JAMKS Xi'KM,
vr l.oar nfll> r u * No Al ?ioui e.reet, of tshroulo d,>>tM>p
a la. of .be moat tot-luring kind.
nTATT'h I,IFF FAI.fiAM P-fi <TRFT> !.>,*? <"AfiBB
of aim liar dlaeaaea and tt will atoat oertaaily -are
any roae which ran be reached hy medlrtnr If 'a*-a In an
enrdanee will' 'lie dlreeiiona
It does not r mtatn a ptnP-le cf turreury or aay ?'h?f -Vie
tericua mineral. It can be when aruh perfect safety by Ac
nine' delicate woman or Infant
IT IN TUB (KtBAT LTKaTIVK ULK88INU OF TUB AOS
75 cents per ho'tle.. a'x botllta K
Principal depot 748 (Irarid street, M. T.
He acre and get the right number
Agent lor Itrooklyn. Mra (IaTRR, 176 Fulton atreet.
Hunt, wkhhtkr a no.'ii
Improved Tight atitcb aewlag maehteaa
For all manufacturing purpoaea and f.:r family uae art
daaaaad preferable to any other machine.
HUNT, WKHHTKR * UO.. No. 457 Bread wag.
ITALY'?OBHINIt?AIA MI'HT APMIRK THK M ANNBS
in wblrb t I.aRKK, 118 William atreet, aria np hla garments.
Mark the price ?Kaglana from 98 to flu Intoa/ablat
business coata, 9h 50, riding coata, 99 CO, black froou HA
T ook at tptr.-rbij.ino orr at hal? rmos?
J Block thai la aoiled and a liu'e damaged, mnaiaiing at
laittea . mlaaea' and children'* gali-m; embroidered sippera.
buskins, tiea, and a great variety of other ktnda ol boota aaa
abort; also. gentlemen'a patent leather and calf boota. (Jamil
teas, l.tiKon and <?Jf a altera, low quartered ah XVI and bo ff
boota and aboea. fail and aee, at fl. f AHIIJ.'S, 377 linafi
'7
IW lilfcDH
j. ' hot WATKR FTTRNAORR
The flrnt entirely aurrrsaft.l and thoroughly practical ifpll.
i ali.i, ,.f Ibeeleaanl. heaithfnl and economical ayateni at
beating through the luodtnin of hot water. We have tborangklg
tcate<l ih. ee hcatcra in varU.ii* aliuaUona, ami Had them am*
Iri 1) lilirianl Ui the ooIdeal wnathar Tbay are vary ilwa
hie n??e few water juinta, t'o not leak noed o. reuatrm, are
eaalli managed, do n<A ahrtnk or Injure the furniiure and
wiMxleorh of the I oildtng. and can nerariwl them oa lew
an.) pctataamaoy advanlaaea over long circuitous r.dla at
team |>lpva or radiator* The* ean lie ? a to epcraiiea aA
our wo-nroiaai. blatlmaLea and blauj for warml..* -M
trolllaUn*, elUirr lijr hoi *alar. ateajn or hot air, mod* at
hoat notion. (ItO. U CANNON, 404 Headway, N. T.
VrNW AND BRA CTIFTL RTTT.RS OP
1> CIlAN 1'KLIKRN, FKNI'AWTH, BKACKRTH. Ao..
At ealrrtneiy moderate i>nren
K. V. HADOilWOCT tOO,
Corner of IU,.adway nod Hi ooueVrnnL
PARKNTB AND OI7ARPIANH. 4RI.RCT BOOTS ANI*
ahoea for Tour eblldren. a* wall at for yourarlrea, M
CANTKKLI.S No Ml.1 Broadway. lie pa a oartlcular ?t
lentlon to the maniitanitra of feel eorertng for the yvonc.
and baa In rore a larfe and eajiiaile ato-k of ibeae 'atinro,
aa well aa fal'era for the ltdlea, and the heat dearrlpttun iw
From h ca f aim Iwaile for (entlt-mm. I anirell aeila '"heapm
and teller arblea than any dealer ut Broadway, We epeatl
rom riporlenre.
PILRR-ANoTBRE WONPKRFOl. CURE OF
faroea W X Kro. ahlpplm* mrrrhanl. No 12 PrMl
a tree I, waa cured of plloa by uaiog Dr. Wllaer'a pUa ippoat
lory, lit- an afffl'tad with them for ton yaara. and at ttiaal
rontnod to hla bod. Call and are him. Heferearo arm ha
CI?eo 10 any ii'ianllty of i en?wia who aereturol. l*ot>-? M
wary. Noaa lock.
rn.wt, pn.RN.-tmR wateinb' prut onrrNRrr.ee
da a boa. Warranted to rorr Huld only at M J rand
a'rrrl. N T. Sealbj mall If wlahed. Road adv. rtUeauaataB
atiih |H|e, undar "Nlaocllaacou t "
STKlNtl OLOIMINO,
AT rrANir,
M and ?t r ulum airont
Blaek rlo*b drraa frork enaia I It to M
Fine do. do. dj It to 14
The Curat drraa frock oaia made II 10 t$
(tror lauou 1 aaalmore buatnaaa ooaia $3 M W M
Bprtna radlaca. a large Block to IS
Rlegant bine elrwb rlraea enoaa 7 to 14
H,im- aide band eaeatmere panla 2 to 4
It lark ianu 42 J? to 4
Hitk and eailn tea a 2 to 4
Caratmere biiaineM era** I la S
k Aa It
A> RT t NX',
NS and ad Fnlioa aLraet,
ha*, ween Hold and I I iff at roe in.
CINflRN-n REWIND MACUINKH. - N ANTPA'TTTRHR
l~ are rapidly Inereaidaf. trade la rwldni. b'latneaa la tmpmatrg
and therefore naw ia the time In O'tr aaae d.erwr-a
eon In* machinea Tbaaa ore IM only marblnaa cap ah la M
do La a nrrf kind of work and It la aerriiarr In bare than In
obtain Ik* wr>r? stnfnra n*w faanlly v*1ii| ma^tua* '
'b* lairai ud !b* b*?t lb* most b*a<iufui and ik* nnweel ta
' )?**#?*, t* rr.mmarvllnc ualrareaj farur. (Ml bad see *eab,
bad send lor b etrcalar
I. AIRIIRR k CO , OA Broadway
UPRTRU cumiiwo
O kuw ready.
r.f m> n A ad boys.
A a>i**et"r aa*nnai*nt of
Par a* Clathiof.
arise or. reoa'a.
Iiua.n*sr rcjbla.
Pasta ba t Testa.
At moderate p-lnen.
At.rRtn m jcRo* a no
ft! Broadway, .'balween 1'ansl and <Irani street*.)
TBI
fJRRAT BRAPTIFIKR
10 Loao carcwssnrci.T rouewT,
?ot:*rn at i.AbT*
For It rer'Tra permktimtiy arar batr tstts >rt*ta*l rnion
e..?*r? luiuilanlly Ik* bald h*ad, retnorea all Irndrnli,
fi k'r.r ban all *> rnfnla. aaatd Seed and all fnyjua. maken
-.ft, bewitby sad glossy. and will praa*rr* n la any
mecaablt a<*, rrnwiri aa If by ma?lr. all blrtrbea, Ad.
from tk* far*, ar t ruras ail nanrsldia and n*rroaa beadadfcm
Ha* slrrulsr and tka follnwtne
~rv?T?n n n. f*h i tmr.
Frof O J. WOOD k TO ?Own-a Wi-kia a law dara w?
bar* r?rrl*rd a man > orders bad . alia (' t Prof O. J. W wd'n
belr tra'arallr*, lhal u> day w* w*r* compelled lo *1 In
Boat..a Tor a quantity, (tk* ait dctrn you forwarded all brbac
Bfd.t.i while we nUdbt ordrr a qua* tliy fr?sa yon. Rrary
bottle w? bar* arid ***ma lobar* pro.111-ad lhr?* or four
new ruatom*ra. and the approbation and patron a** It rwr*lr*a
Tram lb* mrwi mibtUoUaJ aud worth) rltlteas *f sua
alr'n'ty, fwlly e rttrlnc* < ? ibat la a mod reloaM* peeperaMeaa.
Stnd us aa noun a* may b? one (roaa of .91 air*, and rmm
rtor*u tl all*, and b?l.'??* ad yonrn, eery raspexfqlly.
(Slewed) DAfflKL I.ATHORr A CO.
ITtraoaT n*o?a Or retain* Co Bo . !*o? 14. I VIA
Frof O.J. WOOD- IVarAtr Arm* ttaa* laei "lamrai
r?n, Wire an wonderful we feel it OIU- duly to you oa t A*
illlinn) to report It.
Our little arn'i brad for home time had Von f?-fa?-My
sneered with aoraa. and eome relied it aaaid heed ft- haw
atwmet eetteely < vr<? off In rooa*|newer. *h>n a friend earn
IB# bla auffrrtare. adrteed >m to nee your famratlre. Wt dtt
an with little hop a ofauceeae. but. to our aurprtaa. and (hat ar
all our frlenda, a rery faw en Miration a rem/reed the dlaaoey
eatlrely. and a now and lumrleai erep of hair awe i?rde4
out. and ?f ran now aay 'hoi our boy baa aa boalihra anatp
aad *e liitnrlant a rmy of hair aa an7 other rblld Wtimm,
thi rofnra, and do hereby rrenmnieod your 1 rate rati re aa a
per ret r? medy for all dlavaaee of tba aralp and hair. wM
ere w m^rnon KM,
h A HA II A tlKfuHlfrlllAB.
Oaaoiraa. Ma>et. J"m a, I.MC.
rrof O J. WOOD -Peer t?ir I here i.aael two bvlea at
rrnfoaoot Wnnrfe hair mammUm. awl ran irnl r aa/ 1 -bo
aroatoat ntam?o*r of 'bo *** "?r raattwta# and raaoatn* *n
balr. Hoforo or la* H I ?? a man at rpmxj My hair baa
now attained Ha ntltieal eHor. Ton nan remrnmend It to the
W. rid wi'hnut the ireet fear, aa my near wee one of the wotab
kind V01 ra-rmpoi 'fully, DAN1NT. H Mt'RPHT
O .1 WOOP A ro... proprietor*. SU Broadway New Tart,
'In lb- (rani N?W Tork wire railln# eetebltahmenl.) aad 114
Market atreet. *? Iwula. Mo.
Aad anid by all rood drngglata.
Itrmunliw til Broadway.
TBKKS AND PTjtNTH
A rataioyue of all tba treea and rtanta
Cnltlratad by PAMNONH A 00,
PlaaMnr. U L.
Oaa be obtained by mall, or at
S? Wall afreet, New TwK
TRFV.* ARI> rum-A rATAi/xim or thi
rholrael frnfta, Br-wrrtaf tmea end AraN^ me*, Ak_
will he ernt on applk-aUon Cerrieae of nil reehefee pe* *
Hew Tork. W R. WATPOR Wd roto^Wnf*rt?g^
HfflfM OR *Or?TArHW mitcRO TO OIWW
WtUt tn eU mrflm h* nj <n?tn*t, whvll will or* eta*
or Injure tke ekvn. I. ? houle, eenl u> ear part of *e oonatrr
R Q. GRAHAM. ?H Bprtiee *reet. R. Bar*. IN
Falloa etreet, Rrot'klra.
wVmm ro carpv trk cn**nn rrtstot, cariw
T? ere below per nlnce KVBiPRl.t, imported the nth
el ted Indie card. Cell end ew. Broad we p, corner et
THene etreet.
*> -n cnrnjuw ctATTma. nnuwo~<mru?, 99W
O0\J reed/, kWORM. H* 10 Aukw