The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
March 27, 1871

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.,TMRTY-EIGIlTn YEAH NEW YORK, MONDAY MARCH 27, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS. m FRMCH CAPITAL, EVERYTniNQ QUIET IN PARIS, THE ELECTIONS HELD YESTERDAY. GEN. CUANZY RELEASED. MORE THREATS FROM BISMARCK. HO DInTI'RBANCLS IN THE PROVINCES. Tlir 'IitnTrnt nl of Ifoinmn Troopsi from I'rnii.e' Fnllielr flopped-Tho lllectlon In be llrlil WMrrdny-Helrnse orlcu, I'linnrr-Olrnottl (iiiillmltll Ceitnniiindcr-lii-l'lilcl or l!ic limnrri'tlinnnry Force. Vehkilliu, Match i5. M. Fane lias received two additional ilcvpatrhcs rtom the (Jitoia authorl tin dec nrt.it It to he tht duly ot tlx Versailles Oov mmtnl to conquer scullion. Ibo withdrawal of the Utti'tkii Hoots iruoi franco has Iceu entirely stepped. Additional exactions havo been levied I y them upon tl.o people ot the departments. Pants, Match SS A'cwi. '1 he situation Is less MItc!un. 'I ho tone of the official Journals lodl ostcs that the euecess of the ctltrts at conciliation Is diubt.i'.l. and the breaking oil of all negotiations l luit'ltar.t. His Mill the purpose of the Insur (ruts to I old ehctlocs on Sunday. The Insurree i lionari fr(i.ourfiiilullsuccoui.tof tLemassscre of Wednesday throws all the blame en the men of orisr ttl o tntidc the demonstration. The Jivnwl s)s(lm. Mitrldsn witnessed the whole af.ilr. and fjwsl.ui Died ly the crowd nbo tried to foice Heir way Into the Place VtndCme. rntpm.a roit urrr.vcn. 04 o'clock J. The battalions guarding the raalilc of the Orel srrondlsscnient hate received ordris to teeleuble their TljIUr.ce, aud tlioso lo tl.o second ariotdtsicmenl hate been ordered toire fate (or defence. Admiral fcoissel Lai Issued an address, calling, on sll loyal cltlzct-s and soldiers lo tally around the Eag of order, and trust him to s.iTe tbo Republic, declaring Hut the tole motto of patriots should now be: Let us tiescrvo the hotor tt our country 1' TDK LI.Ee.HONS onoenLD roll 1C3TIRDST. SU o'clotk 1'. .V. The city remains quiet. The Central Cumiiditcc, Hie Paris Deputies to the As sru.llr, and the reinstated Mayoia anl Assistant Jlsjcrs cf arrocdlisenients have Joined la Issuing a prcclsrastlcn crdtrli g th elections fir to-morrow (Sanday). The ptoclimatlcn urges all cltlnns to tote, and to Its the oting a serious character, such as alone can insuro the peace ot tie cily. In v.ew of tl Is agreement Ibo dinner of a conflict Is be liertd to be our. In the tint arrcndlssenicnt the iresct ilijcr cod Assistant Major rre candiJutes le-r electicn. It Is probable that other arrocduse CtLts Mill male similar totnlnutlous. ALL (Jl-UT ON SATCItDAT. Tin JA Hero has teen no sign of disturbance lo night, TLe shop open, and cabs anJ ouinl Lasses rre rurclng-l rn insurgent National Guards Lara rv.cuatcd the I'lace de la Honrs ant the Ilace Saint Ccrmaln l'Auxrnoli. The couHicca ot 4li people Is reviving. March 91 Sunday Morning. The Journal dtt Dibatt objects to tha proclamation ordering the lections fir to day, that the pecolo cannot attend lit polls no time has been glren them, nor la the sincerity of the measure as.ured. II advises elect ois to abstain from vo'.lng. The cKcltl organ of the Insurgents prints a mani festo, stoned I) Hanvler and Flourene, strongly mslntclnlng tho right of municipal autonomy as a tlefenc against atbltn-rr political encroachment, and demanding tbo creation ot an army to be com posed only of National Guards. The Central He rubllean Committee hai released Ucna. Cu.nzy and Lengonreao. v NO DISTURBANCES YrSTERDAT. Ont v' clock P. J. All Is quiet, and the city Is re turning Its notmal appearance, barricades still re main In the atrects, but tbo canuon which were mounted upon them are withdrawn or turned In wards. The Toting commenced this morning, and is now quietly going on, There are few voteis. TL list of candidates endorsed by the Central Cum xalttee liaa tccu extensively distribute!. I A battalion ol Fiancs tireuts attempted to-day to Belt the money in a bank of deposit In tha line de Lille, bnt met with opposition and qulcaly retired. Thar wss a similar occurrence at the Courdea Comptes. Several 'insurgent patrols bar been stopped by the order!) Nationals, but there waa ko riauTiNO. Th Mcntnmtiists and Garlbaldljds. with two guns, invaded the llace de la Dourse st 5 o'clock oa Friday afternoon, and making a charge upon the guna In He hands of tho loyal Nationals de manded their surrender. The met both a refusal and repulse. The Insurrectionary Committee has Intrusted mil itary powers to Cols. Duval, Brunei, and Euirs, who are promoted to be Generals, and will act lu concert until Menotll Garibaldi, who ha been unaa Imously chosen to the chief command, arrives lu Paris. TBI CENTRAL ItSFUBLlCAM COXV1ITTC! RSUOS. Scttn o'clock I' .1 The election passed off without disorder, and lb c ty Is now potftcliy qukl. In a proclamation Jost issued, the Central Itepublican Committee rt.lgna lta funct.cn, and yleliia to the newly elected municipal government. Uen, Chanzy, cn beinz sel free, left for Versailles. Admiral Salsset haa disbanded tie loyal battalions tinder bis cou.mand, and gone to Versatile, At a mealing lo-djy the Deputies of the Ileputillcan LIt In the AMembly resalved to support the Govern ment aa ion; as it remained true to the Itepublic. Order Hrntnrrd lit I.yon-Atiltntor Arrl rd In lliivro-Tbo .tluyur nnd (Jenrral l'reli'ct ol .Unrailllca iniide 1'rlaoueri, I'abis, Marcli 20. Tli Committee lias received Information that delegates from Marseilles, Lyons, and lloiuciiui, wno were recently hire, have return Id to their homes, and will quickly give the signal for a muvtmert among the woikmin lu those dtlea analogous to that tn nrogresaiu I'arl'. London, -March S'.. A despstcta fiom the Govern ment st Versailles, calling for volunteers to reestab lish order In l'arlf, elicited but a amall response In llare. TLc Commune has been recstabllsled in ttarssllles, ythere, It Is laid, the Mayor and General l'refect have been made prisoners. No dhturbinces liave ccenrred, however, and the proclamation Usuod fc) the new Gotcrument had hid a good eff.ct. The town Is quiet, Olll. tK RBSTORED AT LTOM. 8.30 .4. -V Order lias been restored at Lyons, and the l'refect of t'.ia Department lias been re leased, IIiMit. Match M. Lavallette and three other agents of the Central Itepublican Committed of I'srls who came here on a mission of agitation bave Ta-i-ii arretted. VaiuiiLLts, March a), via London I .V A troclaeuailun lu the I'refrcta asaures them that order conquers duordur. aud the Uepubllc trluuiplis over anarchy. M. ricird pralsos the troops and marines under Oin. Cousins for their patriotism and courage lu restoring order iu Lyon. Ijonla Vrrlmel nnd Urn I'nrla Insumrnla. London, Miircli 20. Tlio Ohcrttr reports that the health of the Emperor Napoleon is good, Tne oft-repeated jtaltttent that his agsuls are distrib uting money among the lr.surgenta In I'.rls Is pro I Bounced false, and It Is represented that lbs Urn peror remains passive, awaiting the final and legitimate decision of the French people. I I Ibo World Coining- lean Kortf To iht Hlitor of Tht Sui. 1,111 t ulibt, while riding In car IT of tha Proadwar and university place line, I banded th con m euctor ny nniukaaQilateronncepKceof Spaauh gold n Coin, equal tu II v5, wnlcn I mistook for a penny, and II a was none. i oooiiah to baud II bun to rao when be liacoiercd tha mistake. 1'OCKKimUK. ail emiBfiaaiaiaaij iumLfcjiLLiJ. .,i Till! TElll'JStldSCU StVS'S XROVOLJ!, t pronr In the Fnlher Jluttiew Convrnllon The ()nnrrrl Ibnt mil llred of I'cillllc An Allcrnoon' Content, nnd Nothing Uoue-Wlio bhnll I'ny III Bxpi'tiscsf The convention of I'atbcr Matbcw (oclclies yihlch met at SlicrliT and Houston itreets )csterd.ty afternoon had a disorderly swilon, Coalmunl ca tion were read by the Beeretary from a Hrooklyn and a New Jersey "ociety, ach laying that It had vr Ithdrawu Its delegate', twenos of lata tb Con ven.lon had deviated fri m the path of temperance and discussed national questions. The President, Mr. flciry J. Carroll, tendered his rest-nation. Mr. Maurice Mirshall, ti e Vic-IVcsldent, wacalle-l lo II; o chair. Mr. Carroll then attempted J.a czlaln. IJc'.iiIH he said, lend misrepresented bis action In tic Convention, and It was even charged by tomo that he I sd personal and rollltcil motives lu every trill g that he did In connection with the movement, tie now lound It necessary, after carefully viewing tne situation, to resign, not only from the Conven tion, but fienu the boclcty that had aent blm there as a delegate. A motion xtM made to accept Ms resignation. A delegate moved to tablo tao motion. Arier several spfcclm the amendment was withdrawn. I'm or threo delegate!" called f r Ibo amendment, lno Chair aald that It liad been withdrawn. Then two or three delezilea oljected. The amendmeut was the n put and carried. A dele.atc move-", the appointment of a Committee to inp.tlgate the cli.ne ilut the l'resldent. Treasurer I object, thero la no direct cbaige against sny one. I'he Ctair The motion l oul of order. Ib mcllon was renewed Hie Treasurer agnln In teriu.rd lie rune oljvctuc, and tho Chair decided It nut of order. D.legiitf I mike a motion that a Commute of (he bo appointed lo liivratlzate 'he whole matter, ll.vniotlun i entertained nud put. A dcle.ate I tl.lnlc, Sir. Chairman, this Is sit a boitle oi smoke. The Motion was carried and a Committee of Ave was appointed. Tne delKnte fiom No 7, complained IMt his o eiet had been snubbed by the Grand Marshal on I lie day of tbn proceaaisn. He was going on to ex plain nncn lie nui Interrupted b) u delegate, who called i ut Mr, llialrman, I rise to a pint of order" rive or aix adorns ed ti e Chair at once. A Delegate In the lower part ofthi hall calledlout, "Mr. President, ar yon not luteulDg to elio grievance ol Uial broil erj" 'the biother resumed. "On that day, sir," said he, "We wero told" A Di legate 1 tell you, Mr. Chairman, Ibo man I. wmn.. .If. The Uialr No Interruption. Ani'thcr D.legatc Mr. I'icildcnt, I rise for In forinitlrn. Arc Ibo societies The Clialr Take our aeat, air. DiUgate from No. T (resuming) The Grand Mar I air, on that day actually drew his sword on uur Grand Mintal. 1 ir.ci tion this to show how vie were treated. Wo got uo poiltlou. Wo askd tor ne-ne. A Delegate What brought your society Into tint Another Delegate A point of order. Isn't the aholo bouse trying to cag this man t 'I ne secte'arj I move wo adjourn. De.cgate trial Number 7 It waa the Grand Mar at. all ol the Irish focle'lM that Orow tho aword on eur kl ratal. anl l;teil;ou. Mr. I'retldent, that no Mar.lul tu tbi- l'nne.1 states, Lot even lir-iut, could I ut ns out of our position. A Delmtc I move that no memler of this Con vention be icreafter allowed to fetch upnjliila; about H e St. Patrick's parades. The Chair Out of order, .lr. Tie becreiars I rl.e, Mr. President, to a ones Hon of pritllege, andas none objected when I rose, therefore 1 bavs a right to debate any queatlon I mi lit. Several members objected, and In the confusion a motion was made to elv the Secretary theirivi leg of the floor 'or five minutes. The motion waa carried, and tte tjecrtUry proceeded to ult against time. During his remarks several delegates qslt tbo hall In conclusion the secretary said be had a bill tor 73, ezpense Incurred lor tu parade In honor of tu Finlan eillcs. Treasurer I won't cay that bill. The under standing mi itut tne different societies should be taxed pro rata. A Delegate My society voted aa'latt that and re puulnted It, and n, Mr. President, sro we com pelled to piy t Tn strtory proceeded t real to the delegate l ie minutes of tin, meeting authorlz.ng tl.e exiles' pnrade, but was interrupted by half a doien dele gate, each asking Information, and In the confusion eearlr all th irmatulng delegates waliced uut, and It was found necenary ui adjourn lh Couvantlon having don prelly nothing. VLLVsriLLis's ru:v nevARnztsnT, The llluiulunllug t'nmmiltee svhoae Duly It yh la Provide Fire for "Hie Iloia" to Iluu lo Hutnnlc Work In I'laltr County On Tuesday last Wilds Vandover and John Kuhlman were arrested In Elicnvllle, N. Y-, on sus tlilon of setting Ore to II. II. Tcrwllleger's barn In that vlllago on tbe etening of tne 16th Inst. Doth belonged to tie village fire department, acd st their exao.lcatlon It was shown that they alao belonged to tb Illuminating Commltteo of the Ore de partment, whosa special duty It was to provide fires to keep tb department employed. Vandover tea tided In eabilar.ee that on tbe night of March 18 he and Kuhlman met at th hook and tadtfer house and lifoposed to h-ie a Ittela fnn. They had a sponge ratdrated with keroaaoo, and their first proposal wte to Ml It on Ore, throw II Into an open Held, and get tho boys out. Insuad of Indulging In thl harm leta freak, tbey weut up to Terwilleger'a barn, pul tl spong on a bsm, and Kuhlman set it on fire. Th urn was disastrous, at one time threatnlng the whol villago. Pbeu the two tastened to their truck home, arriving Just In time lo run with tbe machine eo tbe ore. Win, Cck testified tlat be was at tbe hook end ladder boose on tbe evening nf the Are. Vandover came In kind o' sweaty, went to a chest In the cor ner, took out lb sponge, put kerosene on It, then wrapped It up lo a piece of crown paper, and said, Wuo'lt volnnleer to so along with ine." No one gave aiiawer, and he went oul. About half au hour alter that the alarm was given, John O, Lopez, a member of the engine company, testllled that when he Out heard tho alarm from I erwllllger's barn he was eluding on a corner with Vandotcr and one Philip Prose), Vandover bad Joined them only a moment before, Alter they bad t.eard lhrte alarms, which seemed to come from KaliUnan'a Louse, Vandover repealed the nlsrm and ran toward nla truck hou.e. Larllcr In the arenlng lie bad met Vandnerr sud a companion named Wil liam L. Young. Tbey wero UUIng about having acme tun, and Vaudovtr remarked that it was a pretty night for a Cte. Lopez l.iought It was so dork they would be sen be 'ore tbey could escape. It was finally agreed to have the fun In Proton's bam, aud all three; went and lookuj at It. Ixipei refused to go in the yard, but Vandover and Young went In, Oral calling Lopez cowaru fur backing out, Tbey did not tire the b.rn, however; there waa som miscalculation, and the arrangemond didn't work. ilds Vtiiduver wbese testimony U published In full lu tne Klleiitlllc Journal, testllled as follows i Loni has several times vied Luc fthont Gres. lis froposed to me to lire the ret build, ai up at t lie uioll. It seems wo weie nppolnteq oi tne llliimtnai. log i oninil ten by the two c-mpunhs. IIeal.oi.ro uo.ed to UreJohu Moise's store, and tha Ola.a tW Usui's bain, ai.d ihsliutrlU heho I House. Hehavo t.lke-d teverai times about tbeMhool House, aud the ntacesuD at the l'oloia. lie aLd I wtntone day, nlonu anout the time we were talking about electing oUltcrs, before town meeting, lo Applcyurd's snop, went to the Dlacmnlth shop. Uomi: across the road Lonci sate. "Ihere, that would n.aeoa d d good Ure"-nn au Ing tlie eld red 6hoti, In the blacksuiun shop we cnu tlnuid the ccnvcrratlon about it We talked awhile, and Johnny sa.d, I believe l'v got ihe thing, now lie walked up lo the de.k la ihe coiiir ot the siioii and look out h piece ol btastlnir fuse t aald that would bu a good thing to pul ecioss the road under Ine snow, tbe s nd in the eld red shop; connected with old clothes or eorueihing satuiatod wltn krro.cne then aet herutr. I told n.nt I dida'l think llwoult work. 1 (old him I thou Lit'. It would go out under the anow. That b d d.' he says. lK rutou" a piece six Inches long, and burned li l'i a waih baslu, lo snow that It wocld burn. Vandover and Kuhpnin were held for trial for hurniug Terwllitzer'a barn, and Ixipcz aud Young for compllty in the white atorehuuau Are. VOLIVVM.l.Y AOO.V.l.V'll OHATIO.V. Whnt the West Mdo Pullcrmcii nrr lloluz while the llurglieris nre ut Work. licfore lbs 1'olico Coniiiiissloners on l-'rlilny, Offlcers Blndalr and Noble, of ibo Twentieth ttr.-ct police station, reported Officer Cornelius Noonau for knocking them dowu and using Insulting epithets. Offlcer Sinclair added that Offlcer Nooiian had bltteu blm la the face. The complainants' teall -mony having been taken, Offlcer Noonau addroaaed presiding Conimislonor Macicrre as (olio us: Your lioner, this is a case In which there la only one witnria, aud that 's myself. I am a new man on Ihe force, and it apt ears ibal Ihe new men are to be Hie f icttialia and lickcy boys tor the old. Wo have to wairh the captains, the sergeants, and tho roundsmen, and inform ibe old iollcineii when they are coming, This Noole wa. nm saiun.-d with my manner or doing that duty, a'ld ttiereroio he nhuacd me. ho much for that, ttlili regaid lo r-tnrlatr, tne rcundiinan came and a'krd me If I bad seen him. I, sir eplled In the nega tive t and 1 hao not se n htm itut, sir, wni it not my duty to prevent lnyi f ironi coming up here aud loilni ttve or six dollars evry time Of coui.r It nas. And when I eniered tha alatioi', I went to U.nclair and iald, lud iha roumtsinan say an) thing to you?" "Ye.." be replied, "he laid a d -d sight to ine," He Jhtn launched ont Inio the most broad, tlie most ah'iilro. tl.e mcHt damnable laiiguaae, and I admit that 1 relum ed the fonl eiilthet whuli he ihargea 1 uieu. and Hung Ibeui back in bis face nd now, sir, I heie deilare. so sure as the beautiful stais vllller In yon ililning firma ment, so sure ai thKgloiiou. sunn.es lo me luhl to Ibis sublunary world, thai lieilrunk mo tir.l. I re urn ed the blow, or attempted to do it, and I woul hav done so had annlhllatloa luelf besa tae reaulu Offlcer Noonsn has beoa dUimlui- ajjii j 1 ji i i 1- i ii ii THE BIG JUDGE AT HOME: the .t r.i ..i .vcrJ of rmrroni jvst iikvoue mxsrn. The Poor Woinnn nndthe- I'nlltlrlnns -I'nlher Tom nud the IllncU llnltlo-Tho (Irrmnii who was la Troublc-An Irlshmnn wh Thonght Ibnt Ulcnllng ivot rMnll')Si v A group of men were slamllng before n com psrallvety modtsl looklns thrce-atory trick bonre loIlfUcth street, between llreadway and i:igbth avenue, n few diyi ago. It was between 4 and S o'clock Initio niteraoon, It was not an uncommon occurrence, for small groups of mso might be seen standlug in the sanio placo almost any day In Iho week. On auy other slrcet their oppcrranee would create remark. In this street, howover, there Is a Job on hand, and a long end Interminable Job It seems to he. In fact an Immense trench runs llrouch It. A way Is being blasted out for a sewer: snd is numerous workmen arc there employed, no particular notice was taken ol the gronp referred lo, particularly as II wss composed of worklngmen, Tlicy were evidently expecting somebody, is lhlr ejes wets turned In the direction of Eighth bvcluo. At last ono ot the men said i "Here he conies at tail, begor." "faith 'twould be hard to mistake him even In a crowd," laid another who liaJ t shovel on his shout. tug ArrgARANci or Tin r.ia Ji-nci, Th gentleman to whom the attention of the group was thus drawn was a man of hnmenso propor tions. Ho was advancing up the street, followed by two men known In the political world ns ward poli ticians. Tbe only thing remarksblo about the two, wss Hot they both wore very shiny hats; bat It was not so much lb shin of their hats as tbo manner In which they wore them, that attracted uttcntlon. One wore his hat fortvard on his head, at an angle of 15 degrees, so that It rested on his noes, while the other woro his at as great an angle backward. Nothing could luvo kept It Ihere as Ihere was no nose to rest on but a more than ordinary develop ment of th organs of phlloprozenltlrencss snd smatlveneas, or a miracle. There waa coining els remarkable about tlcse gentlemen, Tha tnin of Immense proportions ptoved to bo 1H: Judga Con- tolly. What can I do for you, Larry T What's the mat ter cow, thin I Oil ncsln, l'alt" said tbe Judge, advancing acd addressing the men by lurn, with a smile on Us genial countenance, In whlc'i might be trsced a portion of that good nature sali to bo char acteristic ol hia race. IX tue Did jcdcVs dixino noox. Tbo door of the small, low entrance lo ths base ment of Ibe modest-looking home having teen thrown open, in walked tbe Judge, filling up the small dooi way to completely with his ponderous eorporcity that nothing larger than au Insect could for the moment pass ibrougb. The ward politicians followed on his heels, and following oa theirs were tbo whole crowd who, to the number of a baker's dozen, had been waiting outside. Among them was a lady who had tte care o' the world before her." It was a rectley tnuliltude, embracing many phases of New York lire. Tlicy all crowded Into tl.e room alter Ibe JuJgc, never pausing till they stood In the front basemen! or dining-room. Tier squattc-d upon whateter cam handiest. Not at all put uut by this Invasion of bis itomcsllc privacy, tbe Judge tLresr hlmsilf Into a chair, and puffed a tittle, but not much, considering ho had mado a long walk fro.n the cars to bis residence. Tost a majority of the rowd had come to solicit fa von was very apparent, except tbe politicians, who cams 19 demand. It seemed an unpropltiuus tlmei to come to a run who hadn't had bla dinner. The table wo loaded wltn rood. Tbe Judge, however, wv In good humor, which Is a crest deal to say for a Cnngry man. Perhaps he had taken a tod maybe two bids; for one tod could not peaaibly diffuse Its (lowing Influence over so lane a surlacr. lie bad been Bean some two hour" bsfore lestod In Pal Ferruan's ll'.tle office In Uuan elreet. He that as It mar, Ihe smile that played room! bis Celtic mouth would nave exritel the envy or llarney Williams. As be was addrnMlnr th lady who had ramp, not f.T a political tutor, but for advice under trjlng clr curutances, IVsa door oieud, sod in walked a pilest a genulue Irl.h priest, flub from the ihl rod, fresh in the face, and Iresli and hearty and lolly In expression any prleat that could he found be tween tho O d Head ot lUinale and tbe banks of th Shannon, Th Judge gave a hearty welcome to his lluverer.ee, who had come tu solicit a subscription lor the election of a church. ynj. doodt's tboviiiej. WVI. Mrs. Dooiy, wl-at cin I do for you t" said tbe Judge, addicting tbe lady, as soon as tho prie.t had taken a chair. "Tim has got tne devil In him again, yer Honor, savin' yer Ilevcrence's presence, an' me heart is broke entirely." that scorns lo be a case for his Keverenco sfln terfrrence, and not mine," said the Judge laughing, If th devil has got Into Tim, Fuller Torn here Is Just tho man to exorcise him. and drive him oul." Tbe cross o' Christ about us," cried Mr. Doody, In tones ut enfeigned horror, as she crossed heiailf devoutly, "ishure It la'nt tbe devil, the Lord aave ua, 1 mane at all, but spirits he's got in him." Tteie's no difference." replied the Judge, all vll aDlrlts. all bad spirits ar Included." Hero tbo Judge muttered something to himself, but tbe only sudlble w ord that reached the ear w as Loch-na gar, which do.I of the party did not, ap parently, understand the politicians, however, evi dently did, for one, as he looked at the other, winked ouu e)e in a very peculiar manner. There," said Mrs. Doody, now most eager to make herself perfectly understood, its th whis key an' not iperita I'm talking atoul. Tim has drank too much of it, bad look to Id, for wbLskcy an' I had lo llv for me life." "Tliat'sabad state of affairs," sail the Judge, but you must recollect, my good woman, that l alt on tl.e magisterial bench no longer. You ought lo go to a magistrate or the police, and bsvi blm ar rested." "Arrested!" cried Mrs. Doody, rather Indignant ly, I don't want him arrested." Uitremis mails extrcma remedla," oroke In the priest, Saklnk' rather more to himself than to those present, though ho evidently look an interest in what was going on. True for your Ileverence," aald Mr. Doody, I don't w.n t no policemen or magistrates to punish him, he's the father of ine chllder, an' what dis graces Urn diMtracrs them. No; I want no ale li dolna, dlvll as ho is nn' heartacalded as I am this day, without a dish or a plile, a cup or saucer, he didn't make smllbereeus of," What do )ou waut then. If yondon't want some restraint pul upon him," said the Judge, I wunt bim frlghteneJ, yer Honor. Dlvll as he is, 'tisn't hard to Irlghton him." Uut how cn 1 do that," said the Judge. "hhure. If you send a policeman withnie, he'd think I was lu earnest, an' may bo 'twould bring him to tils sinses," Hut," luterrapled the Judge, "I havt do authorln." At Ibis moment the very thing Mrs. Dooly so much needed w us seen to slowly pass by on tho slJo wslk outside, snd tbe Judge, In sll probability thinking it n favorable opportunity to get rid of Mrs, Dnoui, lowered thu window snd requested the offlcer to escort the lady to her residence, If within tile limits of his beat. That surely-tried and heare scilded ludy walked olf with an air of triumph taal argued badly for Tun. Ill COMPLAINT Or TUa POLITICIANS. The politician who had been regarding Mrs. DooJywilh illcuucoalod auger, inasmuch as she had taken up the tuuo which they considered shoulJ hav been glveu to them now cam to the iront, and one of tliem (Number 1, as bo shall bo drsij nuted) commenced as follows: "Look here, Ju ige, we wunt this tMug sallied without uny more delay, Tbe ward Is entitled toils lair ahare or patronage, an' it don't get It; an' what's more, there's men employed In the Central Park an' other publld works who worked again us last election, lhere'e mon, too, employed who aru not residents of the ward at all, though their names ii ro down as such. This slct tulr. We must hvve our fair proportion of men employed, or there will be trouble. 1'lieru'a troublo now. Our friends aro gi ttlnz disheartened and deniuralizod, because many of 'em see an' know all this." "I have done all I could," replied tho Judgo, I have represented the matter t) Mr. bweuuy, bop pine you aee blm yourselves." "I'm d-d," cried No, 3, "If I'm goln' to lose my time Iryin' lo get an audlcnco of Peter II." Here tho priest, who had been an amused specta tor, suddenly lelt. He did not leave tlio house. however, for that would tut oho tho loss of dinner and i subscription. "If my name was Jim Flak," continued No. 1. 11 I'd havo no trouble in getlln' one, but as it is I'll col try. 1 lost two days U-t week tr)lng' lo get it word with him, an' I never gov any further than whut the) call tho snty-ruom," "lly exclaimed No, S, "If ho was a lord or a pill ce, or a Japanese mandarin, with sixteen talis, lie couldn't guard bis sacred person moro Jealously." "Mr. bweeny li nn honest man for all that," said ono of tlio pu t)'. Didn't be giro back (71,001) to the cltv which ho could havo kept lu Ills own pocitot t" Oily gammon," broke In No. 1, w llh a sneer. tprot to catch salmons," muttere 1 No, 3, wltli an iqually slculfltinl expression of faco. 'Mr, Mweuy is nn honorable nuu," said Ihe Judge, evidently not liking the turn things wero taking and every allowance ought to be ma Je lor one who his such u vaat antouat of business on bis hands." "at amount of business," repealed No. 2. "lla'a nnlr ouu nf tha Central Park Comiullliuuers. l IUU lLUUlll Lil ll-l-J L-l L i nut I (oppose," continued No. J, "all the vasl an.onnt of business he has on hsn l Is self-assumed out of pure luvo for Ihr citizens of New York." "No nv.ttcr what you say," said tho man who spoke be.'ore. who evidently la 1 what the other as evidently had not 'alth Id the civic lllsmtrckj he's an honest man. Tual's moro than can be said lor other." Tl.e politician! now turned to the Judge and laid "'Vudge.'iron can IU this thing if yon Ilk. We nn dcrstund yeu bar a list of tho names ol all the resi dents of the ward employed on to public works. We want that ill revised, lor tbsro'il be troubl If II Isn't. We come to you lieeanso w know vou can do 11. and because yon slwats seo u whoa w Come au' dou't sLui the door la ourfsccs." A QgnMAN's tRODBLKS, Bo saying, they somewhat Abruptly took (heir de pitture. to th ovldenl rollsf of the Judge, wlio now turned to a German who. together with nn Irlebman. htd been lor some tlmo enigol In a wotdywar In oue corner of lb apartment oil tho resovclivo merits of the French and Ueruian sol- J'"rWbat can I do for you. Chris sld the JnJga. "Vel, you zee, Judr,'' s.ld Chrl, I huyed a lot In Hirioni. mid I did paid vour hun lrd dollars down cash, nnd now I vtuds dat de man dot 1 huyoJ It from don't owned it st all sny more." The Judge, seeing that the lntestlgs'lon of this case would occupy somo tlmo. told Chris to call at his offlco next day, aud Curls accordingly took his departure. The Judge's patience now showed symptoms of exhaustion, though It must hs admitted ho bore up wonderfully, considering that a full hour had elapsed since to entered, and sums seven or eUhl applicants yet remained to be dlsposod of be fore he could dispo o of Ids dinner, Ihe odor ot wuleh Issuing Irom t io adjoining apartment could not be otherwise than tiutallzmg. rOl'B IMSItUEN. "Cm yon do snythlng for us. Judge f" said a batch of tour Irishmen, rising. t o haven't hid i stroke of work t ils winter." sai l their spokcsnisn. 'an' wo voted an' worked hard for th parly, an' Iho dlvll a day'a work we ever got Irom II )t." What kind of wrk do yoa want what ca.i yon dot" inquired the Jiid:e. Well. )er Honor," implied the man, we'd l!k a oh In the Central Far, or, tor that matter, any W "You should have applied to the Departmnt of Public Places, at the cElcs of Mr. bwueuy," aald the Judge, "tiburo we did." reclleJ the man, hul whit's tho use when wn can t gel a sight of l.lni no more then If he was a prince as t.io mm Is J 1st nfther tellln' yon. No, we come to )ou who never denies us, nor closes your door to us, )ou don't forget us when ths election Is over, as some others do, nor will we for get voa at tho rlglit time." "Well," suld tbe Jttdie. considerably molllOJ by this bit of blarney, I know yon all to be honest men, nnd good Democrais, anl I'll make II ay spe .ill l,n.tni..fl to see whst can be dun for vuu. Come to me on Thursday tiejt. That batch of applicants having been got rid of, the Jcdgo with aslih anl a gisnce toward the re gion of lli kttcben, tumid to those who remained, and a smile ot satisfaction 111 up his face ai ho saw tho number ha I dwindled down to tbreA, One of those was a policeniau who bad been discharged, according to bis own account, for doing his duly, and tne otner a young man lately arrived f-on Ire land, who wanted to he mado a railroad contractor li STgALINQ STEAL1.VQ The last remaining Inti'ldaal rrai no spidlcint lor political favor, bi t nad come, like Mrs. Dooiy, for rdvlcoand assistance. He was not unknown to tt.e Judge, who, from Ine niture ut the question h put to him, seemed to know that Uomcaii: utiellclty had brought blm there. What's tho matter now, Larry anjthlnj wrong at borne f" eal I the Judge. Yes, yer Honor, there Is," s al l Lsrry. I fell s.leeponme dray yesterday eventn' tn the hack )nrd, an' mo wlfo stole oul ol me pocket, an' won t give it back." "A wife can't steal from her husband," said the Uut she did, Judge," said Larry, In some sur prise st the Judge's rrpiy. Two ol th neighbors ssw her." A wife can't steal from her basband," repeated tbe Jndge dogmatically. "Tarenagesl" exc.altned Larry, astonished, don't 1 tell you two of tne neighbors saw her. an' she alterwnrds admitted It hcrscll; hut she won't give it back," Tbe law does not recognize It as stealing," said the Judgo. Not stalln'," cried Larry, getting bewildered, not stalln' for a woman to go when a men's asleep an' stale tTi out of his pocket, an' then deny It. If that aiu't stalln', what the devil Is t" It would be recognlxed aa stealing for any other woman to do so, but where your wife Is concern J it Is not," 1 ho dlvll a difference I tee," said Larry. Stal ln' Is alalia', whether It Is couiuuttel be a wife, a widow, or a maid, au' no on cau make me believ anything olse." Well, Lirry," aald the JnJge, "morilly apeait Ing you are rlllit, but tbe law dues not admit t.iat a wife can seeaf from her husband." "To Iho dlvll wld ska law," cried Larry Indig nantly. 1 suppoae that's what you coll woman's rights. I'm to go without a clnl In me pocket, while she has bur pockets full of the money I earned, au' I can't rsreoeer aclnt ol It back." "Tell the troth. Lsrry; Isn't your wlfo Jealous of )Oui" said the Judge, etno knew that tbe wife waa considerably older loan her husuaad. "'Ttin't my fault if she takes foolish notloni Into her head," replied Larry. "You're a shrewd fellow," continued the Judge, "You io how the case stands here, snd yon know how It is yourself at home. Go there st once, snd reconcile things, A good-looking fellow like your self won't hare much dlQcully la dolni that; and leave coercion lo tnoee who csu'l gut along without It." Her the Judge was Interrupted by the aweet voice ol u young lady, who appcarud at tits naif open door and said, "Paw, shall I have tbe dluner sent in "If you plesse.my dear; and without unnecessary delay," replied the Judge. TUE BLACK BOTTLE. When Larry had dlssppeared, the JuJge rose and In two strides reached tn sideboard oa w hlch stood a goodly array of cut-glaas decanters, bowls, and goblets, all glittering and resplendenl, and In strong contrast wltn an huaihle, but much used bl.ic Dot tle standing aloue iu the midst of the dlspliy Ilk a poor man among bloated aristocrats and bondhold ers. On the eide of this bottle was a whits label bearlog the simple word, Loch-na-gar.1, GraaD Ing the neck ot this bottle atTecllonalely, tbe Judge g-izedat Father Tom, who had Juat theu entered, In a most atlectlonate mauner. At tbat mouieul the door opened, the domestics entered bearing Ihe repast, over wiilcti Father lorn and th Dig Jud n sat as happy as kings until long alter the stars came out, Th black bottle occupied Ibe centre of tho tatile. JIIUHCIXIS ron TllK KU.KLVX, Mr. tbellnbnrner' Proposlllon-.Hnrllnl l.nwlnthei Insurrectionary District A Two Work' Dehnle Probublo. Washington, March it. Tho indications now are that Coagress will remain here at least ten days or two weeks, Mr Bbollabirzcr has prepared a ku. klux bill which ho will auomll to the House special committee to-morrow. It Is long, and la ma Jo up from hit former bill aud those of llingbam. Duller, and Frellnghuyscn. It provides for s declaration of martial law In tho districts where the courts are overridden, and that the Jurors shall take the teat oath. Tbe Democrats will oppose any bill which will allow the use of the military by tbe President, and will filibuster to some extent ro prevent Its rassaie. There will he it few days' debate, and it is probable that thellouso will bavo to amend its rules, which a majority can at any time do, so that a volo may bo taken upon tne bill after a motion to adjourn has lalle l. A lew days' debate In tb House will show whether any bill cm ba agreed on which will coinnianu a majority vote. If II cannot, then II w ill bo laid upon the tablo and tbe wholo question ended, fenatur I'omeroy has carried his point over his colleague on tne question of tho uppoiotuieut ot a PostuiosUr at Lawrenco. The Itovr lu tho Eleventh. Is Ms EMor ot Tht Hun, riiui Iu an article headed How In tho Eleventh," published lu your paper of Baturday, Mth Inst., an lucorreel statement of facts Is pre sented to your readers. I ask tbo public to suspend Judgment In th matter until the proceedings of the meeting refetred to In said article are presents 1 to them, which will clearly show a base misrepresen tation or facts, I call upon the beeretary of said Hoard of Ofhcers to furnish your paper for publica tion with a copy of Ihe proceedings ot said meeting, Youri respoc'y, HKNHY LUX, ili-Colonel Kleventh Itognuent, l'VlttiOXA h INTKLL1Q t'XCll, Gen. Dnin Piatt proposes Mr, Krart as a candi date for ihe Preildoncy. Tho Hon. Frank Duff goes to Connecticut to day, to aid in Ihe great light ot Ihe Democracy. The Hon. Michael J. bbandley haa addressed a polln note to tha Hon Frank Huffy, bcgiring hliulo cbauge the nameultlto Hon Mlcnael J. bhaudrcy Club. 1.1T1SHA11Y XOTIM. Mrs. Birah A. Wright has produced a novel called 7 is UolUn .'idder, oi tlit Allitr Jtwtl, 'Ihosceoo It laid In Virginia. One of the cli.ef ntuis of tne writer Is to denounce mercenary inariLgi'a. A good doa! of Information Is glveu respecting Frermuuury, and Ibo volume Is adorned with a portrait of thj author. The story of Iht Kultnttri tf tht Ilovnty, and of their aeillemenl ou Pitcalrn Island. Is told anew by l.udy Uelriier In a most attractive volume Just Issued Irom the ireuofthe llsrpers. While It may be spe. dally lomuiended to voufhtul readers.no person ol any ace can tak It uu w.iauui inaimulru 11 to lUa end. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. dashes itr.nv. a.i tiiiuik nv tub bVA's nm'OHTVi,. The Her Dr. Deem nn Ihe Edlllug of the l'nlse'Itevnrtliig Tribune and Ihe .11 Is ni.nnngetitent of National Affairs Ly tb Occupant of Ihe White Home. "There Is," said tbo Rev. Dr. Deems Tester, dsy, In tl.o church that Vaudcrbllt gate him, "a real, Indlvlildal devil. He does tot edit a newspa per In New York, but he Influences some of them. Ha docs not write a line for a religious publication, but ho aits aronnd the oBce and inspires the edi torial articles. The men who rule New York aro tli smartest In fie world fools will never control tMs city for six weeks. Tbs dovll Is Just such a shrewd, plotting, calculating being, and be has a large Influence" T is reverend gentleman laid that a certain man came to hear liltn preach who was a perfect counterpart of the devil cold, unscrupulous, f dotting, mischlof-maklng, and thoroughly devilish n every respect. Tho auditors tunned each oth et's faces, bnt tbo man allndei to was notldrntltloJ. The devil," eshl tho Doctor, sometimes gets con trol of a country, and then tli temper of a nation becomes bad aud cvcr)lalug gets wretchedly rilod.'" Cnpt. Cherry's Ilxnmple tor Drowsy Old dipt. John llllniniton. At 11 o'clock on Krlelay night, wblto CapL Thomas Cherry of fie Chambers slrcet police na tion was patrolling bis ward, b was informed by OOcer Kennedy, a nowly-appolnted policeman, that a suspicious-looking person had been loitering around Howell Co. 'a slli warehouse at Cliurdi snd Hilda itreets. Tho captain itationod ths offl cer at tie doer, with instructions to arrest the ins plelous person, and any others who might be prowl ing there. He then went himself for Oaicer Jsck sun, anJ together tbey uconnollrcd until 3 A. M., In hopes of capturing tome burglars. An examina tion ot th premises then showed that two bnrgliri had been st-crele I In tlio bitildlnr, and becoming alarmed because their cuteldo confederate had been prevented fiom givlrg the signal, they had de camped through the scattlo to the roof, and down through an old bull lint at Ilroalway and Ileal street. A hole hai hicn cut through a pirn lion which separated Huwell A Co, 'a silk ware house from D. W. Maine's elolh establishment. Tbcro Is no doubt that Iho v'gllance of Cspl. Cherry and his oaiccrs lias averted an extensile burglary. Ite'ddy the Illnrkaniilh'a I.nst Kxplolt-A Conductor Tnuuht Civility. Iledily tbo Ulackjmilli Yarley drank largely of Ninth Ward whiskey yesterday. Rain overtook him at half-psst S o'clock In Fourth street, spattering his new mouse-colored overcoat and sfilny nig bat. Just then car IS, ot the Dlccckcr street llnr, came along. Ilcddy halle I It, conductor John J. Mcena ban pulled the bell, and the car slackenod at Charlei street. Rcddy slacked too, and itruci a funeral gait. Hurry up." sild conductor Meeuahan. Go to h nulled Roddy, In no wlso acceler ating bis speed. Meenaltan lost his temper a trifle, rang tbe bell, and away went the car. The gcntleoianly Mr. Vsr ley ran then, leaped nn the rear platform, nnd struck Mrenahin a stunnlug blow on the mouth. Ihe assaulted man flow on a tangent agnln-t the end of the car. Then he reached the sidewalk in threo Jump, bringing up against Cspl. Wa-bliurnc, who arrested lteddy and took him lo the Charles street station. Mr. Varlcy was locked up. Mormon Ordlnntlon In Wllllntnsbiirgb. Mr. Hutchinson, a Mormon priest cf tbo Wil lian.shurgb branch of Latter Day Batuts, was or dained elder yesterday stlernoon, la their taber nacle in Grsnd street. Tho ceremony was performed by the President snd two elders hol.ilug their hands above his bead, and repealing tbe prayers of ordina tion. At the condnslon ol th cctcmony, two plates containing breed were passed aronnd, of which tl baints partook. The sacramental hymn -ras sung, and goblets containing water were given to them to alp. Tbe President said: "Whoever would take upon htmsolf theao honors, must be ordained as was Aaron. Hut how shall we know tula t The church of the aneient saints has passed away, and modern Christianity is ltko a ship In the oca in striking on a rock here Is a bit. there Is a bit, with people on each fragment, and when tbo storm comes they sink below the waves. Henry tbe Klglilh never had a dream or vision, nor had Martin Lutbtr, or tb other founders nf Protestant Ism. Our beloved apostle Joseph Smith was a prophet of God. lie was ordained as was Aaron, and empowered to ordain others, When tho gen tiles celling themselves servants of God followed blm and persecuted him, they did not have chirity. Every rne haa a right to Ins belief, and should not be forced to be tied to a religion he does not believe In. Our religion Is one ot lore sud charity. Drlg ham neve said, 'Come, boys, lake, up arms, and persecute sll the other nations,' No his policy is dilferent Irom thst. We are composed of Catholics and Protestants, who now rrjolco as members of the Church ol Jesus Christ of Latter Day taints." Hebrew Nuptial In Tttuimany Hall. Yesterday afternoon a Isrpo and fashionable company assembled In Tammany Hall to assist In the marriage of Miss Rosa Oani to Mr. Abraham Newman. The bride waa conduced to tho altar by her mother and Miss Newman, where she wasjoined by Mr. Newman, who was escorted by Mr, Gins and Mr. Frlder, bis brother-in-law. The Rabbis were tbe Rev. Dr. Hucbscn anl the Rev. Mr. Welseh ot the Avenue C Binagogue. lloth were covered and attired tn silk gowns snd tbe Tallth or prayer cloak. Tne ceremony was begun with prayers In Hebrew bv the Rev. Mr. Welsch. and Dr. lluob.ch addrossod the young couple lu German. The wine, having been blessed, waa passed In turn to I. le bride and gioom, and then the ring was Honed and placed by the groom on the forefinger of Ihe right hand of tbo bride, the groom meanwhile repeating after the priest the words, "With this ring 1 thee wed." Tho nuptial benedldlon was proaonnrril in German and F-ngliah. Congratulations fol.owcd, and then c.imo the wedding foist, .it which congratulatory speeches were delivered b) Col Bterry, Major Miller, Cupt. Ilaynor, Major Fischer, Sol. Hrady, J. (J llakcr. C. Ledrrer. snd others, 'ihe bride was attired In a lavender silk, tn train, Isbor.itly trimmed with lace, and wore tli customary w'jlu veil and wreath of orange blossoms, llnruuin's Nrw llnlerprlsr. On Saturday twelve dromedaries and camels and fifty circus horses aimed from ths West per Krle Railroad for Uarnum's new travelling mu seum, inanagerle, and circus, This establishment will not exhibit In New York, as Mr. Itanium Is on dir contract with Mr. Wood, of the Museum, not to be Interested in any exhibition In this city for the present, but II will exhibit in lirooklyu and other places In this rPdlon. Mr. Usrnim ctlered Mr. M ood t'J.UUU lor Ibe phi liege of exhibiting his new show for four weeks lu this city, but tbe offer was de Tbe lliigglstis' Hiiliirn, Charleston, March 20. The United Stales steamer Tennesser, with the Ban Domingo Com mltelon on boar., arrived oif the bar at daylight this morning. The Commissioners and all the party except the scientific corps came asboro and started at once for Washington, at which place they will b dnu to mnrruw night at U o'clock. The Tcnucsace sailed at once for Now York direct. Tbe New llrnalllnu ministry. President of tho Council. Ollrelra Minister of Finances. Klolrsurhi Minister or Justice, Lotuls Min ister of Publio Wilt.., Commerce and Agricultuic, tklva, Mlnis erof foreign Atr.tir), inrreat Minister of tl.o Marine, Axcvcdo; Minuter of War tpruvlilon ally tilled), cvmosiriKs of vuijib. John Mnrray, of Philadelphia, killed bis wife on Esiurday, and then shot hluueli. Charles Friend, of Prliico Ueorge County, Va., was murdered on Friday ulgnt, pear Piitcrsuurg, by a hand if negroes. Iktwreu 500 and 300 armed vigilant entotcd the Jail in Virginia CHy, Nov.. ou baturday mor mig, look out Aithur P. ttciiran, who killed one btuieii, and hanged blm. A number of convicts In the State Prison of Rhode Island attempts I lo racupo on halurday night. Mnr- fhlue wtup.it into the walclitnan's tea, hut the quan ity wss so great that he ejected it Irom his stouiacn. Hl'dllKS VllOH 111 IS TKI.KUltAVlt. Tbe Wclland Canal opens April 0. Tlio Arkansas Legislature has adjournod. Tbo Wisconsin Lczisliiuro has adjourned. Tbo Demorrnts of Bt. Louis have nominated Capt. J. Urouru tor Mayor. Walter Whitman was klllel ou the ralttoad st Crutou, N. Y ,on Baturday, Tbo last party of treasure seekers has returned lo Sen Francisco Irom Cacoi Island, uiiiucces.tiil. The Democrats of Yonkers have nominated J ns. C. uoiilter for Supervisor, and lie o ry T. smith tor Town Clerk. The Roman Catholic Church of HI. Marv btar or ths He a. at Jotin.on and Clement streets, lUlluueie, as dedicated yesterday. KOI.SO AX1 IHO SIX, A (lenllrmnn from tbe West Visit the Olympic Thcnlro-Ile Know nil About Blr. Dnly' New Plny-And Answer Tsvo tJnctlons-The New llnme of Kstso. On Saturday night a gentleman and a lady oc cupied two balcony chairs In the second row on th left of th Olymtlc Theatre. Tbey were evidently In New York on a visit. They had visited Wool's Theatro end tbs Fifth Avenue on tho preceding elsht. snd now they bad come to the Olynplc. Tb genllcmm was apparently well posted. He knew all about Mr. Daly's r.cn play of "Horizon," and took much pleaauie In aniwcrlag tha Inquiries of bis fair companion. The flril act passed off w lt!i ont much comment. The Western gentleman and his companion watchid It with much Ictcrest, and chatted very pleasantly over the characters. In the second act, Fox, who took the character of a Wash ington lobbyist, appeared In a frontier settlement. Meeting an Indian with a deck of cards, Fox ad vised him to slick to poker and euchre, and not play tiro or keno, or lis might play Kelso. Tho sudlence burst Into a roar of laugbtsr) but tbs Western gentleman and his partner remained as sober as Judges, Indeed, tlicy supeared to be as lonlshcd at th boisterous outbreak. "What Is Kelso t" inquired th lady ol her well posted companion. "Kelso I Kelso I" he answered, "Kelso Is some Klnl or a game at cards. I don't understand It ex actly, hut I've heard It spoken ol very frequently." "lint whst are the people laughing at, then I" asked Ihe lady. Oh, you don't understand New-Yorkers," was tho response. "New Yurkeis laugh at anything." In the last act Fin was carlnrrd by the ravages. Th Indian Chief ordered hhn before bis tent for ex amination. Fox told him that Le was from Wash ington, The red man askel him If he was a chief. Fox replied, "Yes, me chief-great chief big In-dlan-Clg Bix." The audience again exploded with merriment, but the couple In tho balcony chairs sat Ilk ataiurs. They seemed dutnbiouuded at tho laughter of those aronnd them. What I nig Biz t" the lady Inquired of her en llzliteucd escort. 111 Blxt Dig Six t" he repeated, as If endeavor ing tu recall something to his memory. Dig Hli. I believe, Is some kind of a clgsr t tat they sell la country towns. I don't know much sbout thm, hut I've bo ti d them spoken of very Irequcntly." Hut why are the people lacgliluj at It, then I', asked the lady. "Oh," replied tho Western gentleman, with a wlio expression of countenance, joti don't under stand New Yorkers. New Yorkers laujh at any thing." When thernrlaln fell, bolh volel the play stupid, and v, ended their way to the sidewalk. JiMf. IWtlUlIVll'S LATEST, Ve'strrdny's .Sermon In Plymouth l'nlplt onloinon nnd Ciiln' Wife, tho Herald, tlio Ledger, the Illhleand Alenuticrlc, Yesterday Plymouth Cburcii was a wonder of floral decoration. Lilies arJ choice exotics bloomed upon tho platform, and the Iter. Mr, lljoelicr tat enthroned In a perfect bower. In the evening the reverend gentleman preached cpou the Dlblo end its use. lie said that tn sacred volume was full of half truths, and that men must get to half truths beforo tlicy could arrive at whole ones. He added that we were not to tako tho Uihle aa wholly true. All that David said wasn't true, acd all that the prophets iald wasn't true. Bpcaklng of tbe authenticity of the llible, tbe rev erend gentleman declared that he wouldn't care If It was proved to him that It was written In tbe third century, and thai Mosss never llreJ. The book was there, and It waa a good book, and that was all hewantol. Mr. Deeeher advised every ono to read the Psalms, HoconttcnoJ: "II King Solomon had tarried out his o-vn maxims, how much better the old man would bave been I" Then with an emphatic slap of his band he added, "Tho Herald may pul that In If It wants to," Tbe I'iole was generally regarded as a species of charm or sciulcl. yst he saw no psrlicular sanctity about it. It was made as any other book, and possessed the same attributes. You might bnlld a bouse of llihles, and then live In it, snd you wuu'dn't be any holier. Once, he said, ho wiole an artido for th Ltdgtr on Cain. In which be mentioned that it wasu I very clear who Cain's wife was. Next day he received a Imsbel of letters Inquiring his views concerning Culn's better half. "Now." sail Mr. Ltaechcr. "svbal does It matter to us who Cain's wlf wast" Other people, Ihe preacher averred, wero continually bothering themstlvca about th great horce l U'a.t spoken of In the Scripture. Buch people should live aud die In a tnenigerle. suor Tiinouait the jjeaix. A I.uleTeniprrance .linn on n DrnnltrnCprrc Ilrrnkliig to tbe Door of a Mnloon Aud (Setting a Ilullet In the Ileied. On Saturday night George Neeb, keeper of a lager beer saloon In Greenpolnt, ner the llllssvillo bridge, shot Dsnnls McCarmack, killing him In stantly. McCorinack snd two companions, James Reed and Wu. Motors, had been ejected from the aaloon by Neeb, as they were drunk and quarrel some. After getting them out, Neeb locked and barred the door to prevent their reentering. Mc Corinack, however, broke the sash and forced open the door. As McCorinack was stepping In Neeb fired at him, bnt without elect, tbe bullet striking th wall. MeCormiCK advanced to th bar, behind which Neeb had retreated after firing th shot, and atriklng it w 1th his fist, said t "Come, boys, let's have a drink." Neeb Immediately raised his pistol and shot him In the head between t'n templa an I ear. II fell to the floor and Instantly expired. Offlcer Serrier of the r-erenth precfii' arrested Neuo and .Meyers, Reed was arrested e'sterday morning at his rest dence In Cla) street v Sergeant Feuding, Reed and Meyers are dttainc t s witnesses. Neeb Is a married roan, -10 years old, He Is de scribed as being of a violent disposition, and very irritable. Tbe buys of Ihe nelchWiood knowing t Is, continually anuoy him. and it la supposed that be thought theso yor.ng men wero sent to tin lallAe him. 1 l.o victim is an uuinarried man, aged tt and boanled In Union place, between Dupaut and Rale street. He was known as a sober, Industrious man, and a prominent member of a temperauco or rsnlzallin until two weoks ago, when he took to drink. Ths body was taken to the dead house. Tbe Long Island Wood on Fire. Passengers who came to this cily on Saturday evening over tbe South Bide Railroad, Mid that they had seen "miles of forest wrappol lu dainos." Ihe scene was described In vivid colors, snd it was believed that the flr coined about twenty aquaro miles, A bi'N reporter yesterday made an attempt to resch the district whero the flro was said to be. No trains were running, bat Mr, C. W. lluhop, Superintendent of the roa I, detailed an engine for special service, and a small party hurried off fur Ihe scoee. At Merrirk a stay of about fifteen minutes was mule for a general inspection. About two acres only wero found to bo burned. At Hal l wlnsvllie a btush patch of about alx acres had been lapped up by Hie lire. At lledleruoro everything In llamnnble was destroyed. At Ilii-eljii, Itiugevwod, Ilabylon, and Ilayshore, all shrubs and trees wero burned, hut the villages had not been endangered, and tie tiros bad been extinguished, lrAsiuxarox xotks. Subscriptions to th new loan (3.1 000,000 Senator Sumner haa Ihe floor In the Senate at 1 P.M. to day, lor hie speech ou the Ku lilux aud bau Douilngo, In Ihe tiens'r, on Balurdsy, It was shown that 111 Kavy Itcr-arunent is keeping twelve war ships on th Pan llnmlngo cuail to aid lo pushing Urant's annexa tion Job. LOSSES II V FI11U. Mr. Carroll's house In South Iloilon was horned on Saturday. Ion !,M. Judson'a block on Kast llrldge street, Oswego, waa partially burned on baturday. No. ti Mrchnnic street, Newark, owned by C. N. Lockwood, was burned on batuiusy. 'I he ball recently erected at the National Military Asylum in Aiiauala. Me., was bdrned ou Baturday morning. l.o. 15.00). James's Well No, S, at Armstrong Han, Pa., cauKhl fire early Hnlurday, nnd burned until 11 o'clock. Tue fire extended 10 tlio tleldrau HeservH Weil, con suming eleven tanks wltn a capacity ol ti.tj oarrch). ItltOOICL F.Y, Wm. O. O.horce, of Ihe blxth Ward. Is to be made Supen taor at Large. Mary Ryan was fatall. Injured on Batnrda) by a piece of rock from a blast on Fourth avcuuo. Tho Rev. Dr Henry M. Scudder. of llm Ormond place Presbyterian church, pioietioJ nis inlroduttoi) .eniion jo.lt rlat. Henry and Win. Peteraon an I Lrnils Iiuler were held by Justice i.al.h for otrtltu ilirougn the stieeta without a penult tlio body of a small pox sut'Ject. Bllvlu Malllur l, who shot and killed George Wil son near Iho tin I street leny on Uu morning of Jan. a, wis convicted ol manslaughter lu tue third degree 011 Saturday. The Court or Appeals having confirmed a Judg ment or rittlKU obtained by Camden C. Dyau against me r.rle Itailmay Company lor Injuries received iu the Il'arr'. itock duasui Judas Gilbert or the Supreme lotiit on Saturday granted an order making the ludg oient ot tb Do art ol Appeal! the Judgmiut of this Court, J!-! 1 J H MR. TWEED'S LEGISLATURE. VllEVAllIXn ron Til K IWMBSr 1TEEK jV 01' THE SV.SSIOX, t, H Tho rrnbnblltty ofa Sllrrlng Fight Over tha Krlo tllll-Petcr Cooper Co. 'is (Jotbla IB Arch Itiillrond-LllllejHhn' Perplexity. .1 A want, March 23. For tbo Grit llm lliU I 'J J jB rear the House has held a BaturJsy aoislon. Th ijj Wm pro'rectslhat theKrleDlroctors'blll.so-crlloJ.whlch. flB I as been so perilstonlly pressed by tho In iomltdbl j Goodrich, the Ilrooblyn!gsm chicken would com betor th House upon a report ol the Railroad I HJt Committee, kept the great majority lo their seals, mm although there ti generally a disposition to straggle 1 olT, at ll end of Ihs wcok, In fact few were absent, 1 Hfl nnd those who wero not there stayed rtvay in moss 1 Sfl Instances, because for tuSiIcnl reasons they did not csre to show their hands upon tils question, la I other words, they dodged. The report of Ihe Coca- mlttes had been positively promise! for this week j, Hj but the Chairman, Mr. Flagg, put In a plea lor mora time, on tho trour.d that t'jo Commltteo" had la- 1 jH 1 structed htm to make an elaborate report, full ol J authorities and precedents, snd hs had not beea 1 able In the time at his disposal to complete It to bis 1 jH satisfaction. Bo ho wss given until Monday or Taes- W; H day of next week. It seems to ho generally Is- lieved that the report will te against tha repel ol 1 i tbe existing law, and will sustain ihe prtseiitmso- I asement of the rod, but mauy inembeta proposo for divers reasons to themselves lest known lo hav i something to siy sbout tho ultimate decision of th matter Ihi mielvee, so that it Is by no rooms certsla that the report will be sgrrsd to. At all evanls ron I 1 jmW may look out for a lively skirmish when It doe I jjHf appear. This miltrr having been thus disposed of j j fur the present, II was lound Impossible to keep tb 1 mcuibcts together, and tLc House soon adjourned. I tub dead nortja ncuincc. J The Assembly to-d.iy ordered lo a third reading a Mil wliieh bus already passed Ihe Senate, making It 1 a penal offence to throw Into the watets of the rlvera 1 sfgB or bay cf New York any dead animals or other otToL sTeszv We may thus expect to ccape on Intolerable nul- 1 1 MM sascalrom which th residents of the shore suffsrod MM 10 much last summer. 1 MM Tbe Railroad Committee reported alversely opera Wm Ihe bill to repeal the act authorizing towns to hind MMM themselves lu aid 01 tho construction of railroad. 1 mm Ihet was 'MM a riEitcx little rionr 1 Mm over this hill, Mr, Llttlejohn who Is here In ths la- j MM trrrst of Inlettal Imi ictetLente, eipectslly of tn 1 MM Midland Railroad, of which he Is President, and MM which he Is pushing to completion In the face of MM formidable dlfilcnltlvs, bis at heart above all Ihlngi 1 MM tl.e defeat of this bill. He has had thrnuchout th Mf session a Iqr.e tint ot personal Influence snd pop- 1 MM ularlty, and has been able to control much leglsla- MM Hon In matters not political, Uut Juit no In is tin- x MM der a cloud. IN yesterday IncurreJ the In ol son MM of Ibe buys hlllierlo Ills fast ft lends, by his veb- ment denunciation and ciroiure of the Utile achsrn MM to give up tho towpatlis cf tha canals for tho con- MM structton of a railroad, a measure which many of MM them have quit ss much at heatt ai he has the sue- 1 MM cess of the .Midland. Ills exposure waa fatal to tb 1 MM project, ao to-day tho boys determined lo get even MM Willi blm and rallied agam.l t ie report of tha Com- MM I mllterlon Ihe bonding bill. It was dlssjiieoit t 1 Mm and the bill cors lo the Commltteo or the Whole. MM j, Llttlejohn wl.l be ciDectcd lo do a sooddsal ofllt- Mm 1 ly lug-rolling, snd to eit u goo I deal of humble-pi, Mm or thohoja will tako up the bill and pass 11 to splla Mm him. Isxsm tde statb tcnxonATts. mm Mr. Fields raid that there was a general Impress- 1 MM slon throaghout the St-it thst, ow.ng to Amend- 1 mm mints to the Constltulion, the offlco of Surrogate Mm terminates on tho 1st of January next.anl he there- Mm tore moved that the Judiciary Committee Inqulra I fK what, Ifauy, legislation on the subject Is cecea.ury. Mm Agreed to. MM I Mr. llitcl.msn moved that the bill granting to tha Wmm Mariners' Family In lustriil Society of the Port of I faHi New York certain lau Is in Richmond county also, Mm II. hill autnonzlng tl.e Trustees or the beainan'a JMM Fund and Rctreit of the City of New York lo sell Mm certain lands in tl.o town of Mlddlelowo, Rich- MM moud comity, not needed for hospital purposas, 1 1 MM be recommitted to the Commute, on Ways anl 1 IsfsBEsi Means. He said he had good snd sa'lsfactory est- I Mm dene that these bills should not bscorae laws. The Mm motion w ai screed to. Mm 1 Axnriikn new topi uailhoad. i wM Mr. lluited Introduced a bill authorizing th 1 fm construction of a railroad in the city of New York, tmMi and that the antborltles may take possos.loa of th Nlszfl same on paylnz lor It, It incorporates Peter Coo- SHI per, Kdward Halght, Kugene Kelly, nnd other I FifK prominent citizens of New York, lo conslrnct aa 1 1 Irfafgl eleiated aollnc arch hrldga upon and over Hroad- iitl way and such other streets as shall receive th most I ,Etfsl farorjble grade, from the southerly end of Manhat- rtlaBl tan Island to Ha northerly end. Ihe capital Is fixetl H at $l,O00.UUU. tho fara tn be fire cents for a cereals HMM distance, and not more than ten rente fur th whoia I iMM distance tho trains to run with remarkable rr- 1H Suency between the nours of ti end 7 A. M-, except lilszB .undays, from sprint to fell, and from 0 to 8 o'clock: HMm on all other mornings or the yesr, except r-undays. slwfgS snd 6 lo 6 every evening, except Sundays. All 'kjfll properly taken by the Company for the construction IIbbxI or too road to be paid for st a fair valuation, Tb JB Corporation ot New York may at any time eato poa- JH sotsion of the road by paying the cost tlitraof. 1HJ OIL1NO THE WQaiLS Or LEGISLATION, ImW Next week will be the busiest snd liveliest of th MM session. We shall haw the light over the Erlo 1)1- luM rectors' bill In the Assembly, the Doss's Tax Lsvy WM w 111 bo dispose of in the Senate, the Senate Commit- MM tee will report upon the New Hamburgh disaster, MM and lasl, not least, It Is now annouuce l on the best jH anthorily that the Illustrious Darber will be here, MM aud that the wheels of legislation will he well lu- mm brlcated and wondefully quickened upon his advent. 1 IH The Senate adjourned over yesterday. MM sum) a r yjaiifs at viinim, jjVjJ Tingedy In Thompson Mlreet The ttuior rend Ihr linirr. 'H John Long and Charles Landcrway began mm quarielllng aoout uwoman eater day afternoon la riiH tho saloon at SI Buillvun street, and after some 'ilH words Long drew a r.ior from his pocket and cut IjHl Landcrway across the face. Aa Charles prided him- mW self cl l is personal beauty, the dlsfigutcment, i9V light as It was, Incensed blm beyond endurance, jH and when Long atartod for his home at 57 Thompspn BV street Landcrway followed, ami tho tight was tnero Mm) renewed. In the second altercation Landerwoy mm) stabbed Long lu Ihe back. Officer Gllraor arreiteil WB bolh; hit when tl.ey were taken to the Prints MwM street pnlleo station It was found that Long's Injury MMt whs serious, If nut mortal, and ne was boruo to ifsVH llellevue llospital. l.onOerway, after having Lis irH faco atr ipped up by the polico surgetin, was locaed i 1SH up. lloth aro colored men, the foimer M years of HBH age, and the liti.-r S3. VWM SEir J KllS BY. 1 jsfl Mr. Hamilton L)nch Glen, on of th oldest eon- Jmm poapois in the t'nlted Htstcs.dlcd of congestion of th-i lungs on Saturday eveLing, iu cwark,aged 71 yesta ubbbei aud eight da)s, mmm The body of a man was fonnd off Handy Hook on x9jl Thursiay last. In his pocketa were two trier wood ibbeS t'lpis, ouo small and one large, wlio a rsttro homo- IIbbe 111a le tobacco pnuch. He was about y) yeaia of aire. IflH l-nrtiier iiiformutloii ran he obtained of T. M, MaxKU. I7s7al Juitica ot the Peace, -Neverilak P. I)., .S.J, J.O.VO ISLAND. Utll The fishermen of Girdcner and PocomIc Ilaj, as iBI well aa of Long Island Sound; are rejoicing over tha 'ftSBf ameuded Flsheiy bill permuting tueu to use pursa- iMM. On Saturday four gunners returnol with SOU g.eae anl toa riMl-I.esl dueks Hum Montiuk It ay. IfJK Hilnnei oe-k Hay ii full of aeti-e, hlarK ducks, aud iJ!MM broadbllls. ('MM Peter Danes, of Patchogne, recently went lo lllu llBal Point to nurse h relat ve rick with small pux. Petes imM wai laid up svitli varioloid, tils wile aud daughter were IMM stricken with searlet fescr at home, and Lia sou was iEBEB throwu (rum .1 hoisu sud killed. imm joirixos Aiiouroirx, John II. Striker, carman, or 7i Charlton street, VSl was drowned in tne Soith Itiver on Saturday 11 ght. kjflrl Mr. Ilerih has written to the Fire ('.imnilMloneis ilfB romplainlnz ot the reckless driving or lire engine, aud '.uH ht-io trucks, itimm Tbo Dorian from Marselllos.the Samaria from Llv- 1mm ertHiol, and the achooner Sarah June, noui Pueita W Plata are tn. 1P1 Mary Ann Menon, 7.1 of lid Tenth avenue, wm S.Wl 1 burned lo tleata on SalurJay while lifting a kitllj j W irom the stove. titin Tho damage to the Gnnlte Htalo, wl Ich went 011 II jf Ihe loeks at Maxer Head, Hell Uale, on raturday, u 1,1 The Nsriaguuselt Sleainshln Company rommarcii Jjitr running their siilucdl 1 steauitrs between tins city aid I 73 1 Iloilon next Monday. f SJ I The bodv of Frank Day, aged 3. a machinist, who Mj it e-i: earo I Irom Ins boerdlnz liimse 111 Hrooklyn oa 1 Lf C .sinias eve, nis been found lu the .Sortii ll.ver. I VI Tho Tipographleal Society on rsaiurday ettnlng Sr euiocized the Isle .ludee hills l.ewi.of Pe.iniylv. uu. )f14 lie, Indue whs lu.uieny a New York punter Mr. Wjft I i.nriow l'ed gays ins buc.cty un luiponul photu- "111 griph ol himself, Ytri Under a jnilci'inrnt in one of the district courts, 'r' a Litv Mar.hal seirt .1 Mis. ('umi-e's sewing midline. yei Ml.s Canie men Hi M ti.hal 111 l no Jl.iiiue Court, Xlyj nud Judge snei nn 'Sslmdii) deemed that the inaihluu JiV, was eauiupl from stiuure. C Alderman Tom Coman's best horse Tnnrny, th jjl(t daik S'.rrell wltn whleh Iim cut. sndi a d'tshonth fj)flba lane." st as sioleu 0111 01 Vmi llaust's .i.tblo In Walk-1 'X15 street on ratuMav u 1 1; lit. Ih llnel was urrestediu filU llrooklm, nnd Touiuiy waa recoretod. Uln A large number of pictures by Mr T. Addlsrn mjj Itttitiiriis may now be seen at the lumriiervll! liallery ll'JaHl on Kifllt avenue and Kourlaoiitlt street, where they ara vIiizseu to ha .old at aautiuu at ail early day. Mr. Iticlitrdsls 'lyniH a very poptilai arti.t.aild tins eollo.'lloii is situ, oil of ffsjl as eoiitalnlug biguly luenloiiooa spuutsoua i lilt l)sxl

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It THE SUN, MONDAY. MABOII 27, 1871, I I It hater tmr Alt. I MONDAY, MAIU'll 27. 1871. 15s Aniusriiicnla To-day. 9 I'eolh'. 1 hralre Mli. lo V .rjrt,i Optra Haute Wv Wus lut laim A 1 1Kb Atf nut 1 bralre-Stnkst. jjj (.rand Opera llenae jr 0TfkaM. ij Una KdwlM's 'I beati la.firi Situs,, K MbUs tlarJe I.i fi I Creek, R Siew ark ('Ire tit- lluwt., tyy. Ars-bulf st MmU U tdjmpls 'lbsalre '.i.i. M bau FranrlMa Uln.lrrU-ltl RrMitvir 1 leer l'aitar'n irr llmH-rimU XI-HtVi, is, H TLr llrai-h PafaiaalU I as4-Or Tw, f Tl ellak -MiNk. J U e.'s MinaH-liim Ikr CtCust Mills. I In Tor the arcommoJaUoii of persons rralrtlng up W lawn, advertisements far Till tVH will be received at tl ont molar "I"' st the "P 'own adrcrtli"mint orflco, C (B MM M islThlrty-siToud suect. at ttii Junction e( llroid- III way a J Willi atenoo from S A. M. lu 3 1'. II. II Grant's Kcbclliou. flon. Git ant !inn l.utod i proclamation do- daring tliat mi insurrection cxia'a In South j Carolina, warning tlio lnaurfrvuts to (lis i porso, and throatoulnir to eetul troopa tlioro to put them down If they do not oboj tLo rrcrUiluntlul edict. Tlio Tr.Vune foars that when tho arm arrives In tlio Palmetto State U will not be nblo to find tho Insurrection. Wo tltlnli thin will turn out to ho so, j Undoubtedly thcro Is a good ileal of dis order In eoran portions of tho South, which J ta without any valid exciiso, and thcroforo j jofiht to ot'ast!, Kovcrthclces, wo oro of tho j sjplulon that Its extent And character nro much exaggerated, nnd tho latent canpo of U cither misunderstood or misrepri edited, tfhu exaggeration and mlsrepm-nnt.Uion oro Mainly duo to paitlnan fooling, and tho mis itodcmtandinrX to ignoronco of tho facts. Tho latter ran be rcctlflod o.ily by a thorough examination through a fuirly conslltutul 1 Commlttco of Congress, such as tho two j Hons e seem lnclniud to appoint. Tho ncal 5 with which tho picture Is over-colored just at i lh in juncturo Is owing to thu (act thai tho Connecticut uloctlon Is at hand, tho San U- mnjo Commissioners are expected, and while Grant's Administration is on Its lust luge h" Is di'tennliutl to force his rouoniliintlou at whatever cost, i .When an evil is to he removed, wise imm Inquire Into Its oaue. Wii.it thou Is tho primal nottroe- of these Southern disorders 1 Many minor springs contribute to swell tho current; but tho main fnuutaiii Is tho ohur- r.ctcr and conduct o' the carpet-bag admlnls- j t rations which rule and rob the rttnonatruct cd State. At llu fl mo of tho war, aj von K' ji turcrs from the North, dr&wl'ijr to thor suf B j ixirt nearly the entire ueto vote, got oautrul I of those ndministratioua and by th" a'd of j Cotifrnus and Uen. (litANT, these ndvi-nturoM J liav cunlrived to keep In p iwr la nearly all I' 1 those States down to the prwwjut hour. 1 Tlir.ughout these six years', thu formor nil. njr H 1 elements of the South, oxciudiO by the l'iur Bj I teciith Amendment from participation In Uio Kl government of thoir Stati, aw naturally lu Kfl censed nuainat the duiniuatlon of men of lit Wm I tic 1'i.ar.icter and iiibstaiie", who do not really I'll i r s:d In the country whh-h thoy rule, who kl trent it as vulture treat their prey, who are III rcmly to leave it as soon as they bavo glut I I t fd their gro 1, and who, In furthcranco of R, their echunei of plunder, are piling upmoun K talus of debt that are einkl.iy thoM Stated into hojxdefM bankruptcy. B j CVktc ve nets of Congress, and tho bayo- B I lieti of the United States urmy, can never llSj cure these i vi's. The Brst step towarvl rufi. rm llj is to remove all elvil dia&bilitieri trmu all Bl j claa'cfl, and coneedo nil rights to everyhmly, B nnd the.i compel thexo coriet'bg udiuiniu W KJ lrations to pana tho ordeal of b.Ulot-boXt' Bp which are ojKin to all citizens, and which are Bfflj I tdlowod to confer ofileo upon thoir fuvorites Bh. j without reftrictlon. When this Is don, tl" lj President may with n gool grace insist that I K th Southern States obey the lr.ws. Blfil Of oie thing tho Itenubllcan piirty tnny i be assured. They cannot maintain thi-ir ill supremacy In tho South by ijlitical disnbili- 'f j lien, coercivo legislation, nnd tho sword of f-! tho Kxecutlvc, Tho mero suipiclon that ;jl they aro attouifMlng to uphold their power f in that si'Ction of tho Union by mich means Bj i will recoil upon them with reslstlcsj effect In 'cj tho Xorth and West. Tlio pooplu aro not .H ealisfied in regard to tho oxlsuinuo of the ,ai fill 'gol facts on which It is propuwxl to buwj .fef bo much exceptional legiaUt.vo and oxocit- SS j tive action. They doinand the pnwfs. I,nt l CongrtM, thou, npiioint a cimnilttoo to taks f i the testimony, and in the inuuu time lot the ifif j President bo sjiarlng of his proclamations fit ani his hayoiitts. As the enso now staii.ln, ill considerate limn, whoso nerves aro stoaly mid who have no artisan ends to suleurvo, K do not liolieve that tho country Is on the ovo T. j of wntlier rebellion, ami loik ujioti much of llj j linn clamor In Congress and the Kxeoutive jF Chamber as ukni a mere device to strengthen k J tlio military arm of thu Kxecutive and en- ihj Rile Gen. Quant to control tho npiKilntmoiit If.j of the delegates from the Southern Stutes .n !p (t thu National Convention uf 'lit Itopubhoan j Iarty next year. Tup 1'erUs nl Ititrmperunee. lf. One of tho raot vnxoil ijuoetiuus of ;!ie A day ajijienrs to bo whuther Senator Tuun man of Ohio is a strict temperance man or j ji' t but thu ovidcuct) on the sulJiut oon- I tmiiLH to Iai of a conflicting character. It ijj wuh stated by the Cincinnati corrospondeut of the Hamilton Jlcrahl, a Democratic Jonr 'tti.l nal, conductud by an old ami oxpuri ncil Journalist uf undoubted DcmwvaUc prlucl j,t h, that when, in a meeting in tin '1 Fifth Avenue Hotel during the w I niuii of tho Democratic NuUuaal C-mvnn-H;i t.on in this city in 1808," Mr. Tiiukman j! iiiom.tul a table and pledged hiuiaelf not to v.i.' lor t'tiASJ? In the Convention, he won (j j U'.j'iriug andur thu intluuuco of intoxicating I I h i Th s natimcnt was made on the nuihurity of tho Hon. Al,i:XAMUtlt I0.U, ,l vho wa formerly a Democratic Congroes- man fMBi Ohio, and, uncontra Hotel, wou.d tf npi "ur to settle the status of Senator Tian- ij ii nn tho tempcranco quejllon. Hut Mr. r I AiiAAKKUl Du.WAlt, thu dUtir.gu'.slnd uV 1 tor "r the National JntJUjinar, oetiius '..II l"iw:i,-l nnd test. (ion that ho was prfH'mt I ,vl"'" TjttiiMAN declared liia Beiitlmonti. fr""' top "f the table j and ho says that i ,1,u 1'isinnatlon that this dlsl'ngulalied state f 'Jj man got drunk was mul.guant lie," for ij; 3 ho was there and km whi.w U wus hlmlf. f 'r''' would soem to show that tho corro I t Wndcnt of tho Hamilton uauor woo m. BBBBk BBIBIBIBIBIBIBSBlBIBIfl -J-J I.J.Ji. IL. taken j but now that individual comes back to the chargo with tho astonishing assertion that not only Tiiviimam but tho wlwlo party assembled on that occasion were drunk, or words to that effect. Hero is what lio rays in lvlation to tho e jbicct Tly the war. I t'11' 1,10 A'.i.onn MiWqfnetr rontradlt niy etntrmrnt .ibuut Hnntt'ir Tm-imtAjf tiring drnuk at (Ant uieednie at Hit Fifth Aterniu Huh I. "Now, 1 do not rrof to I nro ltne(l tlio retnc, but I inslat that tlm ttntuinpiit w iniidc (a ru 1 Kc U to roil; and. moreover, I tiollave ricrt wurd nl It, tur It Ii no tectet tliit -lotonl) 1 1 1 f I man, but mint of Hie ottivra who wcro frcaciit uuu Hut occ.'ln wrre drunk nlo. "Tho frltir In tho lnUUltitnetr lti tliat lif, loo, vat thcro. Now. It l ild thtt a drnnkri mm In a cucipiny uaunliv luuxlnes arurybody pr ti ll nt t) bo drunk, lio belnx t.ie only sober icrso.n atont. There In, tocrcr, no rulo without an cicer tlon, and here I on tlio editor of tho MtRgtncir telex Tory drunk, tnoiulit hit dlitlnsulilird anu cn'j's were all aober. lark you. howertr, ht aimttt that thtrt rU tuc ii uniting." Under theso circumstances it is lmposBlblo to form a very clear opinion of tho actual merits of tho case, and tho most charltnhlo view of tho subjoct Is to bclicvo that, owlug to tho cxcHcmout irovalllng at tlio time, tlioro were no competent witnesses as to tho question of sobriety, and consequently tq admit that tho ablu andcelebrati statesman from Oldo was, bo far as can bo provod, ro niarkably sober when ho made his nntt CilAHil siccch on the table in thu Fifth Ave nue Hotel. Tho unpleasant notoriety which has now been given to this affair shows how lmior. tant it is that men In publla llfo ohould bo above tho suspicion of Intemperate habits. Wo think that Mr.DKLMAUowcsit to friend ship to vrlto Senator TilUiUUX a letter en treating him to join tho total abstinence society, nnd stick to tho pledge for tho re mainder of hla life. This couno would effectually prevent n recurrence of any such disagreeable rumors. But ho should also endeavor to convinco Mr. TuurtMAN that no temporary nlwtlncnce from drink would havo tho desired tlTecti and if Mr. Dr.LJtAll wishes for a most Impressive exainplo to MuMrato his prerepts and show tho utter futility of teninrnry reformations, ho uoxl not go out of Washington to findouo ready to bis hand. rhtlmlelpuiit Incited. I'hlladelphia Is ronvnUM now m it hts not Iven befuro these fivuyoars. One IIattxrsuk, an Kplscopnlian parson who cfflclaterJ In an ujvtown clmrch, had a dangerous attack of tho ritualistlo fever, which, it is ulleged, often carries it victim off to ltomu. Uattuiikon publishes pamphlets nnd prints communications in tho nowspnpers, in which he maintains that lie has u right to dress himself and his nst'stiints in church in at) many-i-oloptl vestment, as ho likes tbnt he has a right to havo singing boys dres-d with tht.r s'aiitt) outside tL 'ir trousers, and to parhdo them up and dowii the Ul. of tlio church, wiOi a view to dramatic cll'ect, Ur ntrryuig Hags on a jwlo all the while, and making themaelves generally Interostlug to tho audience, llut, Widcs this, II iTTBiteos 2l!mn that ho may listen to auricular co.i. lesnlons, and aitcrward pronounce absolutlo.i for Fins and wbon pushed on th's Utter .('ml, ho sticks to it, nnd says tho Bishop told him b" might when he first began to preach. He rather had thu lhshop on thh pulut, for he quotaB wliM the Bishop said. Now, if tho B.shop told Batteiiso:; that he might forgive tho sins of other jioople, who can I lame II vttchso.v for forgiving them If John tills li M that he may play the part of the A'm'phty, can John ectnpl.Jn when 1111 uiHlerttikos to do it 1 Wo like, 11 m bu bo n f -r hi pluck In sticking to his rights in ttils Luh'iohh. Because, if Bat riniMJN cuniiol forgive sins after txilncr tdd lio may by the man who spoke to him on that subject when he first heptn to preoeh, then wl jro Is the uso iu trying to find authority for any thing 1 opposed to 11 mtbiison is the Bishop who mado him a prlet, who now writes a long letter exclaiming against tho follies and pro tensinua of Baiti'.uso.V. Also in omiosl- tion aro thu ten managers of tho church's afl'nlrs, who aro chosc.i annually and are called vestrymen, llicso ten men havo lieen for n year or more trj iDg to stop tho antics of tho lireachy Dattkuso.V, but lio refuses to lie stopped. He Is frltky, and will rear. Ho Is a crony laaac In harness. He is n fighting par son, und is bound for heaven his own way. Tho holy season of Lent docs not seem to havo tamed down his bolllcoso (Usponltlon, and there aro serious suiip'cions that ho does not fust and (.ray as ho should. Usldos, us he is In a truculent mood. It is no ivond"r he dU idd L airusedof lioing lose in the narra i.un of hts facts. Hurli are thu imputations against this pious man. The controversy Is tending more and mors to a white heat, inasmuch us ths view 4 unit practices of UAvrmtsoN will soon bo brought to tLo test of u vote of the pow-holders uf h.B church. Just oh boou as iho fantlng and j'raying of Batt.isiu-dn and hla oollengues aru oudud as tbey will lie with UaBter then the quostiun will bo taken nut oi the mw roil precincts where it now is, and will 1m turned over to the carnal l rocxodlngs of tl e man and women who go to hour Dattkhso pray and preach. They will lie cullod on to v. te B.k1TKUfio.v or No BATTl'.itso.v I The vestry aru by no menus so religious as IUt 1 UJtauti, and tlJs is agruiidt them. Thoy are simply rei'pectahlo gentlemen who hate the soandal of a public knock down any way while Batteuson, being a champion of tl goopul, enji-vi a rougli and tumLla flglit 'I'lii-n BAriltltsuN ha anut'nr advantag If it is necessary to cheat in tlio el.ction. lUnutisoK can forgive tho aim uf his wrll wna, whllj the vestrymen havo no such prhilego. They eau only ctioat tho dc I. cud cannot deal with l.hu f n equal tenn Baituuson says that a majority uf his cou gr gallon dote on tho candlus and thu ban n rs nnd the dye jiots, nnd, what Is very inboh doubted by thu veetry, th" water inlxod with the wluu aud alsj tbe boy shirts worn over tlulr trousers, ami the marchings to and fro, singing vs. they go; In fact, that tho more of it dramatic s;hc taclu the church strvlcvn aru in ado, thu Wter bis jHKiplo l.ke it. Battkiisdn lu.yg he hat built up his own rhuicli aud can read it l.ke a book, and lutonds to uianag.i It and save it in his own style; und lie, more than intimates that thu Bihhnp gavo him thu hmvi r to damn his oi.tinL, an well as furgivo the a.nn ol hla lr,lunds. Acenrdiugly, he mggests to the ton ventr.uneii and their backers that if tlny wanttoosiap. a placo warmer than purj'a tory. they hud belter t"ko themsi lvcs out of his reach by gUting away frntn his church altogether, and ns fr,t as pos-ibh. Whether Hai rKttsuN prop m s a similar doom for his friend tho Bishop, who has hern so kind ns to put this very hot poker Into Batt'.iibun's hands, wo aro not Informed. Should he exrrchio his authority In this un grateful way, It may load tho Bishop him s df to some salutary r llectlons upon bis own ngenry In undertaking to confur tho 1owit to decree tho rewnrds of heaven nnd tho pains of boll in such n very proinlscuotu manner. It might stop futtiro Bvttimisons from srAtulalous and bias licm-jua treten eions, and even tend to oonvluco wiser nnd better men than ho that tlioro aro soma things that had bettur bo lett to tho Almighty. Tho Cry or J)lstrcsi. Tho Legislature of Nebrajka has jictl .ton ed Congress to extend the tlmo with'u which prompters of tho public domain nro required to pay foi thoir lands. Tho reasons set forth by tho Legislature aro tho present depres. alou In buslouss and tho low prices of all farm products throughout tho Western States, and tho extreme dltflculty to obtain money ovon ut tho most oxobltaut rates of Interest." Tills depression in bus!nef3.1d not'conflnod to Nebraska. It prevails all over tho coun try. It Is tho necessary result of tho present crushing syttcm of taxation. It is a symptom of tho approaching epidemic of bankruptcy in all parts of tho land. It Is a forerunner of n general crisis in which tho rich will everywhere becemo richer, tho middlo class poor, the poor poorer, and tho country woaker. Mean while I'refcidi-nt On ANT smokes his cigars and tikes Ills presents, and Congress debates about tho passage of uucontitatlonal laws against tho Ku-Klux of tho South. They had belter pay some attention to thu Ku Klux of destructive taxation and merciless jioverty in the North und Weet. Otherwise, what can day tliotido of financial disttcss or tho political revolution that it intiet produce 1 Slaco tbe "onvictlon of FlLKIN. the Al bany axpress robber, iworn testimony baa beet, olTKd which muit rtmoto tlio last doubt cf bit piilt. WiixtAt II. Tuon.YTO.v ami Gaoaoc II. WAnurmn, ejirincer ami flrcr an of the locomo tive which drew tlio (rain on tbe nl;lit of t'.ic at tompl ut rourdtr, bavo totiflal that tlicysuar l'lLXisa lounging about the depot and tlio express car on tk nli;U on wbicli HiLri.vs wi abut. The engineer adds tint he bad noticed Paxiw near the ur on tho two nights Immediately pro eeJrng the evening of the ro'jbtry. It Is note worthy that this tetiiiaony was not offered on the trial. The ArjH4 attempts an explanition Itsiya that tbe SprintfUU Ihfnbiican and oilier Journal.' had mc used t a strongest nttorstes fr the preierution of perjury. Tboao journals in autcd thiit a d.-liiv-rnte atteropt was bviuf made to (ivea so luitncrnt n.an into State i'ruon. Those charges terriOed the engineer aud flrcniin. Uence tlicir ailenco. Wliclbur tbey arc to bo regard. J ua ucoaarioj 'o the enct or simply as coHarU does nut appx. Wo are informod that negotiation are in urogress for tbe aale of tbe Now York Tint to a company in uhlo't Mr. l'irtii Coina, M ius TcYuon, Crne W. VinLn, A. Uaxit Hall, J Ki-k, Jr., Jav Guild, i'stsn II. Swer.sr, mid Wi.mah IL Twacn aro to bo Ibo principal stockholders. Tbe prieo is to bo (1,003,000 for the ptr and all the iiroperty oonnecteJ with it. Including the real estate. Ths l.tit nauioit Item is valued at iOW.OOO, the imchinery, tyne, an 1 other fixtures at l'0,'i"O, and Uio psp'-r ut 300,0il0. l lom the total p.,co tlio aiiio.n.t u, un iuor(ijtMupoii tin pMperty is to lie Jcduct etl. The pteso.it inaoor of the ettabUiuieot vill letro mi s.m as the pnrehax Is oonelude l. The Intention of thoso who propose to biy is ti rati the pr for the present ostsnsiblr In the Bipubboati interest but as soon as the linn. A. O'IUll hxs completed his tetm as Mayor be will beeomo tho editor, and then the political character of the con-ern 'sill doobtloss be clunped. Ve learn also that tho tint orertures for this tran taction were made by (ItoKHE Jonks Uirooi;h a third puly to Mr. Swtcxr about six months ago, but the plan has not boon cntcrtalnr-d until recently. It is supposed that tho attacks which tbe Timn has of late made upon the lead ers of Tammany Hall hare contributed somewhat to brinjr them to their present purpose. It is unrteMtood that in the hands of its new owners tho Timti will continno to support (IsANTiisthe candidate fur tho Democracy to beat. Persons of whom incoino rsturns for last year bare been demanded by the Assessors of Internal Iteremio might as welt look at the lltli section of tho act of July 13, 1970. They will there mid that it is their d ty only tj make a return of the "prose amount" of their n. conic, gains, aud profits" fir the year 1870, tl.e whole inquis.uirial proc jailing of the 118th sue ikni of the hw as it formerly stood, and as it is onib i'j.ed in the blanks Mill furnished, having been ulj'il.nlii .1. A tiu.pl ttate.ucnl that one's inc line, on and al v e all deductions and ex cuiptleiii alleai.l by law, is u luuo'i, oitylit to be eultloiei.t. Still, as the assessors way declare u leliirn false ur frauduluut, nnd iLus coiopvl a more uirtioular aUteuient, they hare piaetioally tlio power of enforetng Mielr requirement of the ilulaili oaUod for In their blanks. 11 la, t o, only Otiinz in the nulure of thhu-i that ;n uiieonali tiiiiunal law ahould be executed in an arbitrary and illegal manner. The Father Matbew Hiiei'ee have lccn d iinu a iviblo work, but they are now In trouble. Their Uiurentlon juatcrday b'oke u,i in ilia order. I'olitics lay at thu iooU the dissen sion. No pl'i4i tret can thrive wV i sheltering etirculios, and no temper inoe secle'y eau ihiun.di ulien inlo. fed wuh designing pililieians. I.i't i lio father ilith-w HnoieMes rid themselves "f the eurcuho, aud ihoy will (l iunsli like creen bay net i. PuRurlng wire will then blest them, and the children of the (Ira 'Si J will pray for them. It its u.i'l tliut Miesm, A. V. aiui'T, A A. SeL'jVftB, lien Hi ilea, anil lleseiv, n ii ir m A Co. hero bought the famous Little Rnima aiher oiiuein Uuti for ILClW.OuO, ami hare depnsliul Willi Ur. II. 11. OiruiN, as truoeo, J'J'W.iiuO to bind Uio buritaia. Tho Little F.uimi uii.ie is in thu Little t'ott'iuwnod Cufton, near ri.ilt Luko City. It mil bold siuiie months npt Ut the Hank uf Cali fornia for lO'KVWU. With the eteeption pull, i;i of Mlver laleud in Iuku Hupeiier, it is probably Uio richest leer mine in the world. The ore Is so nub iu the wet id that it can be cut with a knife, (Joed Jii'l iet estimate the mine to ho Mmtli over tl0t,0Ci0,OOl). The ore is brought Iu ti.is cit.t by nil road, and limit of it rcahlpped to Wales, where ll i smell -'I. Homo nl It is scut to New mk, end there turned into silver bars. Heverul hundred Iouh of tho tire now lie at the bottom of New York llay in sei "uty fuel of water, because of a oolluijn mill ouu uf the Caimlm aud Amboy steuiiieu, The Nitrrairunsott btcaumhip (.'oinpauy coin meiu'e iiiiiiiuu; 'Heir spli u lid tt' oio'irs b'i.U',ui.i city tud Doiton mil MoaJoy. AM MIMESIS. llrnmntlc Items. Wailack's. The present woek Is rich In lis promise of pleasant things, dramatic and musical. First In order comes Kobcrltou's comeJy ot "Birth" at wullicVs. Now tliat lids author Is lost to li, and his cracelnl pen wMl charm ns nlth no new plays, tl hi ritJjo of those excellent cnes tost le his left -A ill tictn the brlchter. Wo look to find. In the remedy to be presented to hltm tor tl.e first time at llsik', all ot thoso lusllties of direct nes, simplicity, Rrai ;cliariclcrlzilton, mid Inlciint excllcd nnd retained by tlio llsltlniale mrlhods of dramatic irt, that have riven to this nathor his en vliblc reputation. firm Avknci: TtiBATOB "Saratoga" completes I'MiUlit its hrUht, nlcn-Jiii, and cnturtalninl career, Mr. Daly, who Is as genial a boat as lie is sazactous a mannncr, marked the eent of tta hundredth rep reimlallon by a pleasant reunion, on Pslnrd.y, of his triwi is and of the ladies and gentlrtmn ol his compnn) at the ht. Jsmes lli-l. To-morrow trenma-Il'Ccloa-ill's Jfasbcl,"w!il'i bus itaixd so IcnT for tlio pablle to s niter Us pre decessor to bo withdrawn, will at last bo produced. Boom's. Mr. Booth appears to-night, nnd en Wednesday, 1'rlday, and batnrday evenlnjs, as Igo, Mr. Barrett assuming tho Othtilo on theso occa sions. At all tho other pcrfoimancea of tho week, the parts will bo rjverscd. Oltmiio. "Horizon," Ir. Daly's new play, Is draw lo crowded houses. It pro-uses n lens run, and Is well north seclux. Tho principal characters I In tho play are takea by O L. Pot, J, K. Mortimer, Agnes KlliCt, and Ada llsrlaiid. lit. John IS. Eolwyn is now tbe acting manaccr at tnls theatre. NtBLo's. Tbe preparations for tho production of tliskrvpeare's "Itlclurd the Third" that have been so dlllfently protocoled for mO"tlis pat, will culml nalo wltii the pressnlatlon of Uit play on the 10th ol April, a fortnight from to day. As the elTorU that have been mudo by the manazomcnt to elvo this plsya remarkable setting havo been earirst and In If retting we aire a portion of tleir olllcul account of those cflcrts taken from a recent clrcnlsr. la to fard to the test to Le used tbty tj Sonis Important modlllcstlon' and certsta excis ions of the or glial teit ol tl.n o'av hate ben in le. inch all roi.vrrKinl witli the traje ly mast aduit wire iFiimslle forreprrentation The iual a. una edition hy C'.lter "i'UMr hue been entirety dore. f iru-d. It tymg UUicved tint tliiteo'ie llaitou W is ntended to make tbe ruaracirr of Itiiharti euroe t' 'iu mere k'ian f:i ikea'jeare tnu-nd'l, as II uniu Hloaably imiu It eoun thing dUTer rni. Tne best autnerVee hao twen censuitei In tits nspect, ant fr Ilia purpove of shcddnit Ufht uo dark or djubtrel passages. As to tbe costume, thehrmoilil bailn;s, and the weapons, every pile seem to have been taken tu null ..ccuracy, With regard to thea tdlots the ctrcnlar, alter leferrtog to t:e plcliiresqutnv of the dn aes of all clasei ef that oentnry, contslna the following well-stated ind lutereittng remarks I liie meruueawit bate stedlously followaHl sue1! Illuiui .ised of too uieJtstVil poru-J at are re nowned lor tht-tr ie1luti lalthlulueas. As a rtfuil II la tiulievtHl that tbey hate JueeeedeJ la tr st-iiitag evi ry -.ransio In tho play, nit only in cvatiiui tiue to ilia cimi JClur and lluie, but ti e eiiol oouekrwrlf iu dnuu aud color of lulu.l Uiiuts actaally wo n. J h dres are uo'. only cnaily In luaterlai and dsrilDg in col rs, bet they .ir.'fs.ct reprod. ?i",eJ. liav- tiie'iu.lit oi p cluri"iou nen1-lre" of t'i lulios, in no! aur coals, t'.u tlttvrtiu -k cut'os aud tbe aruw of the cuurliivs i re I hats aid tlpycus ol tiiu uurd'.uali, the black aud wti'U n x-e or Uiu pi.esta, the blue piwae uf the Altli-imirn. th.- armor ul tiie soidior aliogalher foiwiui a tv'it .ntmtU m laslruciita as It is beauitiul, but as inurvauu as it Is twwtldir iDg. .-oi.ic diCru'tles had to be overcome la sseerttln Inz ti.e exaet MUionai bi irum uf tuo ebarnctors la tlio pli and of I ik mi miu liueu otduij Uio King and likamund la the sinugle at Mofniuili. The ImI two acts txnu nutirety In lime ot war, braldic acccrtwy ttas iudiiUM01e, Aj tacb l.l-r wouid exlitblt on Ins ubsr l bis lus gnK aud ira reUloer the bid(e or "iigiiica.uo at lilt lord. K l theao tuiporuut and ciuasei ristic eiiineiliahmuis the manoxeuunt are ti.uou iidehtMl lu the ro seAront't ol oiuuiiMil Kagiuu. ari uaiOMilals and to the tecbidcal Kno.edct. oi luw Iraau of a ithilr.iled Louaou Heraldry otbew. 1'he vtuapott liiin durvd are c' aructirlsUo of liv time, sad include lalcktuus, btdliooits, ciwaboft parttaaits, walr-spiial.lers, moruiiig stirs, stioars, lontes. At ak. J i.e armor. kOeaulreiueitU, au I wvaeoas were all ezprrr'slv nianaractarid lor i..t ,t. eu b (iranser of fan- troai stHetoien la 1 1 i'reuta arseuals sad tee Mt) ncK OwlleeUoa. In tlio avoiifsry, a roprodiKtloa of Old London tn tilt. ..Itrvn h ceatury, wiio t's unkuoua iu.area on 1 solium templae, lla anctenh airou aua iomvc lori ruM, lias bona oislaiy eouaUored. As fie uuiiaouieat it this theatre is la the habit of matin; food Its rromtaee, vie do not doutt liiat la point of stage appolutmeots the tragedy will bo superbly given, 'flits we are toa more ready u be lieve from tbe quiet aud moderate tone oftbo cirtnlar Use I, wutdi tua noae o.' i&oao ftlanuj aoj-. li es ilia! are a-i apt to prelJ .ko tbe reader aiust l.il'or ttnn In ui.'.r ol pru mul n.. I'.. Tin uid foor tuet roaiains i- Ki ine a.eiur) svuid o.iaastbis uad ioum Uic aelwa. Other llrnniHtle Nate-i. Mr .tcbn hunnott, tho fait'.fil treisurerof .In .au Hsnci'co Mlusir.l tr 'Ope, Ulici n bi 'i -lit on Prt'lay evrntng next, I e i '.ht llgits of tbu jrt ieaa.a iU aaat tj i.-iaau a un.si atti active ona. Vomnt'r have roiue rornard trom rarloua uar ten. and there will be a b'asoof darkaesa 4 .nr. feet galtxy of block star. Tnu Is tae last wouk of this capital miasm.! company. Next Monday tliiy el oil uihju their country tl stole. Their t lee at their halt vtl'.i be fl!ld bv s com piny of JnwiKsv scrouat. jugiers, aud rquilitirlsis. t i ls ts trot tbo raue luu dor that was bore oa a former occasion, bat one wo are asuared ot qtxA excellence. They arc rresh from Japan, and wilt do all the Impossible tlilus t.ut tuc human, especially tbe Japanese buaiui mind cm conceive. Matlnmc Seubacli, whoso term of engagement has, C'iriuiwtelJ' for all liioto who bsvo iiul as et se. ii hir coble revreentiltons, beonextendnl somo what, apptmrs to-night nl tee fonrtetitu (street ineslro for Uie benetll o( tl,e fellow aitista who have pUtel with tier dorlug her eupifemonl in this counl-y. A ssUc.ion ot acts irom tae uast adinlnd ot her pUys will be uuven. Mist Ijuii Keene Ukos tills tuvalre for a short season, ooinmenung on the loth of April. Ncwcouib Arlineton'a Minstrels are flltinsi upllie lowir hall ol Tbe Apollo buildloc In llrosd w ly titth Uio turtose ol lutn it a permaueut abldlu plao for tneiosurvue. Tne whole tnleriir l to be olter.il, and a regular theatre ta uli respvcla, earepl gollsHtu, b'olll 1 bey jwu a fortoUht lioiu Ul, rvt'lilliC. At ihe (Irand Opera House Aimee anpearj lo niuirvu eteninc in tbe 4 Or-nd DueUueH. 1 A new c, noc. iluiln-, bravim the fate that has oveiitme uu.ii I'ir prt titeoa-ir-. uoeais luu etuu ino' al tl i-'iirleeuUi hirral e ireus. We n'de nn channel of speeial interest at the other tUi dies. atr. Jlllla'a Cnnccrfs. Mr. S. it. Mills, tue eminent pianist, gives a Icrie. nf liireo (tiauoltirt raaitala, whieli, unturlu ru y I -r Niw ir'aers but ImeulH t i Brooklyn, are IA take piac" a' the Ai'ieiueaui tn that etty oa Ibv fib. Ulb, and WJ ol April. At the llr.t of theae reciiola, to oe gi.iu ueat week H.tiuruay, ills Moil. ik, atr. L'auuilus, uuJ Mr. Willitai Uasun t.kepart. Jim j'ltusiimsci: Tbe Urt Jntitee .Nearly Well Again. ftvmil "nsofamsM Ca'Hnumil. I aaw tbe Chief Justice tho other day. and I am ,btd lo write tliat tie couUneo awniiy lu l ;i yruve lu his health, lie now walks mues etui d.y. with a nliaa. nnl sleeps like a child, llo is ..lnln; neeh aud sir u:tn, nutt bis luce is sirsia U'SUu niK its i I fori), l cbaraeterialica nu t egprus s in. TU ooiiv .e eui f Jl I Cilel Jusi v hast te.ited all tlt oil spt li. unions coucui alng me t rasiCi'in, aud should bis lioevitt ooniisu.' I j iui I rove, I uid nit ho asiouiahe 1 le ee Inul uoiui luivti li, u tljiiijcroey and tiw.tei 1'rtasideet of tin C.U.V.U J'.t. The t'ulteu Hop t ihe (Jreai Baal "ids. Tin Uist anuivciask. eu.. jf-tun hy tho One i tul Cub iu tbe way uf aeirtotly e hco Imp at tuur rooina on next Moudoj nueiui. will cu. taiutr be a IMiculurli eniukUe eBsir, Although the house is very iwaiiuoUtous, yet tbe uiaaitud of the club ui-ci-HaU the ouallueeivui or the iaaae or llokets to members, i ail so toe .-all wi.l miliar uasmue the cii irocler ol a '.ami! uaily, I'be tuypor will be oil tliat si ould be desired, aad tbe dooorstioiis, uader the euporintiiidi nee uf T uiunui ol W iWae..'- l'.eai's, sill aud .uiinlaliy tu toe alUist. 1 uf th- beouldui iiuj ioiuao. Tho Ji.lul High tluiiiiaelliis I'urly. 'Vt mvurot, M.irck iiU, t'ue Jo. ill il.ah Coin ni .on li .vo nut yet oxhousted tue siriu.t ofdiuuei I an. -sail' I'oceut. us. i ut luoy are bttiualug to give atluiitlon to tuo oHiviut busmass buturo Uieru. 'I': i subject of the ll-liert.n waa flist iik-.'ii up hi cause ut Hie anxiety to a' old ny an acc ic aodailon of dintrn oe any pi-si inle trouiilu dunug t id cumin: Ashing aem m. Both pat.iesbiv. presmtud tulu.iiiu-'lis ducii.iieuia, Wo cull ultuulini to tlio a'lteitlte nent uf Mr. A. A. Fevurger ot a paw public outline ol Preach rv.i'Uuce nnd Uiesuns lor l.iduu and ("a le meu, 'J'tuoi'i ,.l.o have lujuyed M h'avar.-er. il ptiucllous tusllfv that the.' Iinve ui vi.r met tilth a ti a. l r tt'.o lu tin aatue lei 'lb ot Uniu Imparled so inucii ur sueh icour.te k u ..i.'die lue ifrene lac "a,'.e us he 11' n.nii o I it ',i ,i., .u as ts r e ml'' We c mi.ii .id Us li n,iiia Ui pu. tut i..tLn;iuu. THE SOQHKRN YUIA'UHKS. a rJtJJi j-tcruitK oi' run atxvA- 1IOST1X AllttASHAa. Ho Ilti-Klitx Tifglslntlou Irnm t'oneress, ba ii tioiiernl Aiunesly-Tlie (litrprNlliisucrs (iolng lor nil the .tlnuey In Iho !Snte. A rcprcscnlativo ot Tug Sun happened to meet a gentleman on Htnrdayttho nad p.issud tho ttlMer In the Htuth tbo moat of the tlmo In Arkmiar an i, knowing blin to be a pracilnl business nu.1 of auiind sense and Inlupeodent vlows, forthwith pro ceeled to Interview him for the purpose o ascer taining 'he Impressions produced by til personal observations In that region. The genllehisn is an srdsnt Uotubhean In his Mill tl faith j sit, ni will bo seen, does pot on this uooount daem It necessary to endorse tbo ntsealliles of tbo carpct-bajgers who misrepresent that Darty In the Southern Stales, Tho following conversation took placet Iteporlsr What do you think of tbe condition of auatrs In Arksnsast Auiacr Matters are In a very bad atato thcro. The peopl'i that Is Iho old citizens are crushed ard discouraged. They aro poor and dlsheartoned the btate (Jot eminent is In the bands of carpet-baggers, the piost worthless, corrupt, and rapacious set of rascals that can ho imagined, who have robbed thopooplo unmercifully, and seem determined upon ruining tbe whole community, Beporlor Uo the people manifest much IiUckiI In politics I Answir Very little. They seem quite hope less, and talk tcry tittle about political matteis. ygKUNO towabd fnit nontti. I'eportcr What apposrs to be their feeling to ward tbo Horlh 1 Answer Northern men who come Itero vltlt tie lntei.llon of pursuing any Icgitlmato business aro well received political adventurers, or carpet baggers, art cordially dotestod. But Noribcrn men who havo capital which they P'apoio to uvest in bntlaesa th-rc, are as corflut'.iy wcleomod. A Northern man can travel in any part ot the South that I havo visited aud be courteously recotved un it r so make himself obnoxious by meddling with local politics. IteporU r Do you tlrtnlt that the III fcellaz manl ettfl lowanl loo carpelbifgtrs eitcuJi to tbu National Oovtrnmenl 7 Answer I do not thtok there wonld he any baj feeling existing toward the National tlovorninenl It the peup.e wero atlotrei to uianaze tailr own local sutlrs. Bep iter How about Clayton t Answer The Uayto' party have erotrtblng lo their own hands, sad seem disposed 'o go tor ah tlio money lo tho State. No ndrijuato Idea eon bo formed of the ra.te.tHiy of tho men who have pes seei...i of tlio Slate Oovornment Irresponsible, worthless vttfa'toiids from the Nurtn, who are ut Ur'j Ln. riuetpltd, and Insatiable thlevea. Kiouo on ics uoLbuis. lteioner Wlnl la Uio stats of folliu between the c Um bhtcks und Ihe whites Aiswer Tue two races seem to get along very we. I I'vuiier. I ao v no evidence of III reeling tuw.iM Uie Mucks, eicoul toward those that hnvi. t'en .ippuinte 1 oi thrted to offjVe. T'hese are ills Ilk. d, not onlv beiue ttio whites object to being rait"! by blocks, but a.so because tbey aro usually Hiiou.it on 1 over eanug. Ri-KTier I'avo y iu hatl any opportdnltlrs of oh asrt lug bow uio blacks oonduel Ibemtelvea In uf bee ALSwer Not mtny. I was rtalng fir some rronths about flftr miles frmn l,ntl Bock, ana found great dinrolly In celling my mail matter. Duly a small prowuruuii oi the IciUrs sent to uio ev.r cuiio to hind. Ibo dlLlDulln; oflici Is :il I.itUe Buck, and my eipertenre with Ihe delivery Clerk at tbe post o&c at tli.l place lee me to uedt r ittn 1 wny. If li. u other clerks la tho ofl'iee uere like him, 1 had tailed to net uty letters. Tint man, who was a negro, ootid not read Hist Is, lie could with great diUscully spell out a name, a letter ni Unto, but he loald nt re id off an address. I called 10 Itiqum lor u letter, nnd Ibo darkey banded me out a oig pile, und told me If any ol them were for ate, to help myself. roaiTtoxs BSTwrss tot each. Ileptirter Have you n personal knowMgo of Ku Kiel tr. 'iol' s, er ouirafes on tin blaikt 1 Ane ter Notumg uf Ibu kiud caue ttllhln uty obtervattor,. itfiurter llo you know of any bbjocUuus being madv to the utlui t'lun of the b.ack t Anawet I never beard ot any oljecilons. 'Ih-re were nebuois in operoti m wbore 1 wae, nnd 1 uiti to at e tlie ptipiU nmng and c.liun tt Hit tiuir t hat I ut v-r heard any remarks mode ou lue rni'jt uae way or the oilier. lleporter Hi )ou bvlievi that tl.e people of Ar k-ouoM have any hope, ur wisu, tut' slat cry Mill eter be reestablished t Answer I do not. t bell.tva thy think that eventually tho ttttut will he betuir oil wiUmui It, A planter who owned three lime idaulatioie and it great nanibcr of s avt h t,.for tae war. tnld in it 11 lie had on.r luu too moans to Ktcp ul i.l Hilngs .ol aettlod, the readv lunu lo run bia plan ts, tin. us l-r a w nil fit woul't have b.'ea Hotter ojl 'or 'I tl o ill. .it of -lot'Tv. As II was ne na1 be-a nbiit d lo -iu r net. lu pi ipcrty, and a 'tu .My i. i,tl no. r.J-e the nic, y W edactle hU clni I. to. ki -Kki x uilus asp AMxrjrr. Be iiTit r V t at do iti tbtiik of the prop is-t aj Kl u iei; -lailo'i ny iint'rn-s 1 Answer 1 I ink a (general Ain'y wm' I -e wor"i all the Ku Klui bnls fiat oonld rt.-r be do visetl. 1 have inUel with many iniellig.-m, i-m. hte mon and tave fean.t t. leellng of hustiuty to the Union, but onlv toward the sctmpa wi o are rubbing them ami bringing tho Bono to utt r rnin. The fcolln: amonr them seems to be thai it they can only hetreatetl ns tinman beings, tbut H all I Lev will aK. Tnev aekiionledco that they wore comiuered; but II ey llitiik it is hi.id tbal they u.ust be lobbed la ad lltlon. Who Intltrd Ihe Nrgrors lo Inreiidlartsm The 1'ollllclitns who havo hsen lleggluu or Iho Miulb Curullou, Legislature, ConesfoiidCbce of The baa. Coli'muia, March 3. Tho wisdom of (lev. Bcotl's concltla,ory mo-jju-es and of bis actiou In culling a oonlrreuce of the most Inllnctitlal citieua of the State has already become appurnt. York and Clitater, tbe countlai which a few weeks ago were so turbulent, are as qilet as any t',io counttis In New York, Tho negroes, sinco they bute been dlspoaaoesed of Ihe Vi'lneliettcr rlftoe fcsto ceansl to ride about tlio couutry Crlii tbclr pieces lu the air, tu the ter ror of ttblUi ladios and children, and, twin' assured of pro'tctton at the hanua of Uielr euploytrs. have gouo lo work lu the cotton fli.Ua, Tho ploniirs are basil y preparing tho ground for the annusl crop, and. as I learned this inornmg from a gentle man of Villon tonutj.ull hove too much to ttilua if lo I tit her their beads about Kn-Klus or auy thing ilae outside t ietr plontatleus. It Isu't tho negroes," eaid he, "that trouble ti we can get siting titrv well ttith them; but ihcsc mil i mil siuuuilreis wh'i inml uli aorta ut uUtclui I Into tuulr neoda ueh uinu. lor lusluice. as IVXt UllDl.IT IVD J0I CBSWj. Th' e lelluws are memlHr ot Ihe Leglalala'e, uii-l It Mr. Builer would get ua a lub, nnJ have It passed to h ."it alt such mis i-reanU llom w uil.l he no lent of "ou'i.i:e r eu uiit'een" ami Ku K"'X bills." Jue C'ruws uuts addnisaed an aetemli. we of nngr'wa le lomri n county, and wi h t. k ad leer told tlieoi tbal luoi ler nialchee 1 re centa a bog, aud that Iha) were heller we... itu W Inrliuster rules." Tlie arms cat' 1 tae militia havo been ar riving tor severui tsevurul bundled slau.l.i uie iiicikrip- of Inn pro; er aoi' orluns, aud Biure uie expeeUiu with etuiy truin. By the way, there is u pieuliar le.'turj of i;.e militia here mat uiav no be falv undaiaiuod al lb" Norm, aud when t 'Id It cannot held but strike aucu diaeipUu. t' u i I. l'isk and I,eHerts as lather UJIcnna ulacv, tliere la no miliUry org uilgs n. I. ou MHiut" ueU entiie'f ludei" u I at TUS f A Im u-i r--1 or o uonrois boid a uit.w...g, i tliti st.tcral o litrALt TiM ersceusi from acll white mattu us i.uol. i and Crews th-y lesnlve In l"r ii a ro.niuinv. On.ois areeiecied (I'lueK ones nl coiirbe), ami mi the Ural learning ilsv uiutuley utaiMiiliiog i is gathered with beiiup.ilee su-l brouuiftleks lo serve e drill oleeea. It ivl i tmis lornietl the i Jini'iny. a rotiiieion hi made (writ tu.i by Crews ur atoUiity) ui' in ia A IJuWnt-tiu ral (who, by the wu. la the II. m. Kruncis Jn los laeu rlut M' -es. Roaster t'l the Mouse) for a.liis. the onus iWlnC'iettir rid'-s) are imd, not, tioweior, lo lh euuinaiiy, lor the cenputiy is nut k' o.vn uitieiall,, lue ottieera uot being I'tiinniissttiued or kli" it net en lu He A'ljut ml lleui-rol, K"h liiUi ti u. il ride ta msuoI lu eunh iiiilivultial aeero, uud tuo negro u'uresoul Uketlt tiutlt r lie lit Ida ea'uu lo piuleel liiiiiM-lf from uie h iiriblo Ku-Klus, On raiuv t'uis lu wluteraii t on humliys the niembto-s ui ihe euiiiitiiu ui lorHiior. and, luuuntej on lior-.s, mulea. ye irlu t liu..-t. and nualruptdt ot tl kind, go eivoriliig .tut Ihe euniny w,lh t uir Wiiifiie-.'ei4.stniu torrurto the li:i, u ni the 1 1 i plu ..nil .eallug tu ttot livliBi vtb.ih uiwojs pronii-li DleB to bab voaitragit pott p-rnkes. Recti la Iho milrt'i ut M null Otroi tu i e .t ys he bus repeatedly aas-'d ll.e 1 imiu t laws to enable t tin pro" 't tnur i i., v ul the builo, but Hut loti i n ,imo lt ean schemes of uiundur i t i n n '.utiiuig t.keiy to ni'' to bi i ii i .i' ,,t we.dtti i''ie bits i. tliy of in.i, ;.!cm is meiiv well llliis'i.Ued b a u.v tut i K jur .--ui. Ulcuttoq of t'O'ti lesum, I In l J'ir Is uue nl the great hi i. ics of lite wir II' is nlnettcr than Km-U-, but l aitid to h" ncit'ii tbslii .1, 4 natur.it uiu tor, aud pnliitheil iu his in.iui.itrs, Tli Maui's gro. tett itlel 'u 't In itfe.huwettr. Is his (uveil) lie -t t" r.i' illv t a 'I litres aud pjsttrs tn t .t u I 'i r v i.t I. 1 1 s s 1 l II I t ii i nl i nt. u't 'M, t, llo 1 .1 I, ttl'ti a". J-t iu l..i ol shinning, conseqnrn ly old Hard T' r.es" very often looks In at his citdn door, llut hla highest glory is rcacnod whin rldino' at the hea l of Ins battalion of mllltls In tho streets of Chsrlostun. Ham is tie Major of a hitttlloii, and hecco his title. Sittlog on ahorse, Haniuel putrs out his checks and loose will supremo contempt upon those on the sldc W'dk. One day Jlijur bun bad the baltallou bat for a drill that is to ay, (or A yEano rnoLtc. Kimn-1 wts rolng through tho cvolutlo-s In fine silettlien ait al once one of tho cavtalns made sun e blunder which disconcerted tho Mijor and knocked tne tactics out of his bold, lis stood nun-plu-ti d, scratched his woolly poll, but H was futile, ham's train of thought was thrt n oh the track, and he couldn't to saro his lite think of the next orderto give. Ho with a look of the most Intrf.ibio disyusc ho dismissed tho battalion and ro.ta olf 'ho Held. Next moralng the people of Carteston wera a-'unisiied to read tn tie pup'rs nn order fiom boudqusrters as follows i Cantata l'rlnce Bussell, of tbe liattallon, Is so di Bcent in knowleduenf the lactltl of Mr. t'pton as to lead ta bis alter ntclcsnts in th? llsttsllnu, and llirrrttirc ttie Battalion it diismve i nnd will consider Itself nolongir a mllltury orcasiasiloi. pAtlUKL UltU.-ttiN, Major. The bittillnn was thorororo dlssnlvctl. I'an It be doubted that li"V. Scott lias acted wisely lu with drawing the urins from theso people? A t'ltrpet-lloB nlnyor Itespnnslhlo for tho Meridian Alnasnrre, IiIkiupiam, March 23. The Jftrniian Iftrcury to-day aay a of William Bliirgls, tho Incendiary i In ctndiamiu Is seldom established by direct and posi tive testimony. Men may llo and commit perjury, but circumstances never llo. Tho invorl' istiou widen cloiod Thursday orcntng, and tho tcstlmocy of which was alt written down, his a chain of cir cumstantial evidence pointing so strongly to Wit Hani Sturgis, into lta or of Mi rldlan, as tLo Incen diary oi tbo night of tbo 4th, as to crowd oat overy oilier theory or tbo conflagration, lie stands out I uro the world as an Incendiary snd Uio foinonlo ol a riot, In which a Jadgo was allot an the Justice's si il hv a ncaro. He Is besides under lndlctmmt for a felony In this cooaly wulch Should lend bllu to the penitentiary, rm: ancAx rim: is casal .iri.ff.r. Three llnlldtngs Totally Ilnrnrd Ttvo Miinshed In hy tho I'nlllng tt ulus-I'iluil-Ilea Turned Out-Losa 1U0,UU0. At a ipiarter-past ten en Saturday night, firo was dlsooterod la the cell.tr of the six-story Nora Scotia frcestooe bulldlis 1US Canal street, corner of Molt street, tho first floor and cellars of which were occuplod by Wagner, Schneider Si Co. aa a furnltnre and upholstery warehouse and store. The upper portion, and Ihe adjoining building, 137 Canal street, were occupied by 1'rook Ilboncr A Co. a a furni ture mill oab.net store. From tlio InDanuiuLIu na ture of tbe stock, within ton minutes from the dis covery of the lire the flames had forced their way through to ihe upper atory und the entire structure was In dimes. At ten minutes to eleven Chief Bn jmeer I'erley ordered the second alarm lobe sound ed, calling out an extra foice of the Flro Depart mont; but the Oro spread wlih such frightful ra pidity tta it tt Wos found Impossible to subdrs tho dunes, snd streams ot water throujh 1,V Inch un ties were thrown on the surrounding tulldtn;". At lt:3u Iho wnodwork of tho bulldlugs on tbo norlhenl oornsr of Canal and Mott streets wero on tli Ne. 1 i .ml street, occupied br O. II. O. Uissere, trenk in lunlacturer, was ellihtly damaged, uul satel wtttt difliuity, and the rear end of tho Waaus'i HoMH". 41 Hilt i Item street, was at one "no on fir and saved ont bv great exertion. L-it 1-.V I'm il siieet. oecupied as a sot;uiidhaad lumber yard hy Sir. North, und l'JI i'i..al street, bailili .t iatee's lunih-r yard, wero aUrsetlro splits for tho names snd tailing cinder, tint escaped destruction, while the liquor store ol lnaan. Stemine ii Co., VJS t anil strut, only escaped by pouriL ou tt a delude of watr r. At tJ:tl) tbo wnstern wa'l or the balldlng fell with n terriuc crash, smasling to pieoes tne one slory bnll itng adjoining, which was used as an etflce iy Smith A Idee. At 1I3 port of the Canal street (rout of the building tall, aud live minutes hilar Ibo rear wail loitered and lit mo dot. a tutu a sound reruiliiin a broadside fro.a a liae-of-ballle ship. In rear ol the burning b il' I Ing was the i.eriasn boinllng house uf Henry Uoiui. VJ Moll Hrwt. said tbe three-story brick Uuemoi.t boose, 101 Molt slrxet. occupied by Jatujs j'Duii m II, a bixth Ward p l.Di ur. and two poor rauiillee Wliti I'wl etwrythlug tn the world. At this time the excit'tmetit was to great that a platoon ol police fro.. i Ills Sixth, he oir C to. Krnnedv. and one fru a tli- t'i uti., tin ler Cjpt Ward, were neat sary to te slst the t'-'urbsentn Ward IKjilce In keening lack thu imicnite crowd whloli hadaseeaiblud to witness Ihe c mn-igratein tbo flotnea from which shot bub ni Ir in itiu I iitt tola auo ttluiiiiuaied the whole low or pt'iiion ur tlio ciiy At I A. 11. tue vori wol. ul tne 1 1 'i r: 1 tr. 1 ti 'ell ut'two-d ml" Meu stiet-t. one d t'.ti tle.tto tiiu vuatl. us hortiiy escaomg duatrue tlou. I I tifE.vIa r Pirley remaiaod en (he spot until o'clock rs'.erdiy morning, when Assistant Ki Citieer Mnce tooa c tminstd with t rtserte ateain engine, Hook tud I.trtder Companies ii und It. and ee ji unit in- of police fiom the Kith and Bighih .i-.f l.-.'pli.ck flu cio Wis who wne i-t.JX it low -tt i Inutiic; ruins. t Ji.'l f-' i .1 i' ft fl-e w-i fl'''l b'Ttilnr, ti' I'ulu-ii'' m its ti tlij t-.iocil,,r l.o ,n kept in ttini't ny tlio eeap or gs from the suppy i t,tt Si'geatr i.i.ultiis, tttia a pi. to u uf Uie Koui .tMitU tt ai.l pn.tje, w.to iu eoaiuian 1 f tbe riu'ii. uo 1 as k.pl busi.y eaipieji.d keipuj back t.ie eros 1. 'il, m.s 1 J and lt l"anal street were uAlii'l lv Munei. '-r'-nei'ler it (i ,-,u t C' -it A 'li-iii it. t .ii-'icl tin J'io lX. in i tv com ,tn Tn r I tn st -v w pro'tjtily tie sjlJu, toO, and IVtuk Rioutr ,1 IV., who saved notb nix, wnl pr iliooty loeu ilM.uti. rir. Nurth loacs J,iM); i liuturonce. rtm.'ti ,t I.aue, with an i.i urates on their stock oi yjt.'Sio, bm-i and C. II. tl. Ixisere, wIioih ocx ttas conslillrtb j ihnii.'fl.l tiv M'.iur. Iiti in li.turiiinii nf Stil.un uti his stock. Tue butidiag, w til- h ts own J by John C'uUdi, ts damage 1 about jS0. Ihe threo-siory buddii gs 90 slid PU Mutt utreet, wulr'i were olmoit tuullr destrtiyed by the foMli.g of thu rear mill of ls& Canal street, wero occupied oy set ral pour families. Wet. Steveus, Willi a wlfo aad tour chll dreu, hs been left enttiely dt -dilute, and a mon nxmid (Jilltspie, with a wite and two children, are lolt bnmeless. Mr. O'Duunell, who occupied the llrl floor of 1U1 Mott street, Is prohibit lusured. Several workmen also lost uvir loots, which losa la not rovers I b insurance. Win. -u vens, wile, una four children were turnJ lulu lie sireet. Mr. Stevens tt entirely destitute, Auv uiulsi.ee will be gralvfUhy received. a nui.AScuoLt svivtin:. The Dentil of Mrs. llerttln It. rircivcr, nlt'e of a DlsllngiilthoJ Nett V in ker. All imiuist wus lielU en Sutnnla) by Coroner Rchirmer over the txdy ol Btizabtiiii Biewar, the wtfeof Mervtn It. Brewer, areutiemsu well known u poltUcil aul eonimercis! circles. Tbe medical Usiuioiiy s lowed that Mrs. Brewer came lo tier end (ruin iheettectsof 1'aris green, a eonapouud cf ursenlous brld nu'.pliate ol copper wuh caustic otli Altirsarl. air. Brewer, the husband, testi fied that bis wile's no wns icriy-setor., and liiat her rui.atitatlun had beea Impaired fcr trc past tuelte miiuitis. She was naturally witty and tlvu clous, but latterly und beeu aShctedwtth spells of iho dcipoU melutchoiy. flora whtth neither tbo corrs-es of hrr two diiughlira nor u.i attention of lier friends cou il rouse tier. She wus a dauubler 01 Ilcury A. Wells, the v.ill known li.veutur of hat b'ocks, and during toe lifeilrce was his favorite thild. i'-he Im 1 been greatly petted by lilm. Ills death afUiited 1" r re.itli, and in l.er flu of tuclsu ct oly site re'erred to bim repeitedly, aajiag tliat a''v had reason to believe ho was in the place of termeut, end test ske would go there too. 'Hero was norHtir In the exhortations of tbe Bev. Mr. Mi ul,.uucry. the p. a lor ot the BeiMiial tliui'ih uf the lue run' ni, wlere tbo fuintly bud a pu t, that ioild have cu..u teuaured ur oivtiiaioU ti h liurnli-a idea, which we 'niiitMei- I'": a of her lad Itn.lili and her melsn ehoh bro'idiiuti. All tl ot a"e I m could dictate or hweuulty dettse l.itd biuii ul.ea.plod to rouae aud eulit n her. I.nl je.u I'.e l.ou-e wliere they lived was glt iu up iu hopea tout tbe change might tin in ovo hir health, and the family vulted baratow'a, Ni spoil, and vartona other resorts. Her health was so much lieu. Due l tbut all her relations in dulged hopes uf h u 11 n u I Kcovery. Alt la-t stek she l.sdlneu singularly fi ee fr.si i ttt-noiid.orv. and the piiiitogruutia ol bur Igtiier tt, kit .-Hid been uld ieil a'V iy lor lour ol InereaslUi. her die. dill thoughts about Mm, wi ut restored tu Uielr esusi places. On Kn lay uveuing one oi Hie d,iUiiht, rs c nn. tig up to l.er ninth i's n uiu loiiu.l her vuuuliug sxee-siveiy, tu I ut met imiiuied the' alio hod eiteii aomeMilu'. v, i ..,ii ,i ti- re. d 'tit'i her. Bui when she eaiiybt sl.-ln of her lac. lo.-r. was sinnelhlua In the unu... a wl.,eii frlsrlili no I htr, bhe ruslu d forward in ma. t'h. m.uui is. tiiua,m.i," aiut t en sue sia ti n tio- c,r t i.i little liutt'u nt i'tirit ii.r.tili'i me n 1 ou.u 'u i "puleuit." 1'liv rm tiiwn t i rs hum. .1 v. uid si once sent lor lue l..ni, i uj ,.i. tt iku lu 41 lived Mr', the. ter .t- it 1 1. Yie'ei 'uy o 1' 11 "nl'- mi il 'toS 0 -r- fliril'i-l I'V tae tt t. Or. Mo l.o 1 Jt t in I IUH' p. till ulUiCtid 1 'I' 1.1 111' u, "en H em lit- 1 d rum d 1" s -1 1' 1- 1 s. 1 tn j lit it 1 lit .ng e I 'heir 1 tl.e.. i n 1 1 r lue d' "I. Tne body wluu'i it i ti v In .11 i'u' luseAooi uueket lined uiili w i-i- nitin, a du --.1 111 a 10I1, ut luiu wni-u 1 1,111 w 1 '1 1 ii,.el ui it iiiin -il.nui.d illusmu tiiili tuiii.t 'I lu itiiuner of ile-ith hit not convulsed 1 r 1 ii-.- wl u"i a a" ri.i.ii. ,ntr peu'i ltd and bi.ui 1. nr. It was the euiii'i iui n ..ii wh.i ttv it, thut it i- iui"-. I to biiuuiUa woman cm bunly not wore Hi iu li' 1 IV leuia of ate. The iwo doiinhlcrs 11. the d.c ..so 1 l.id,' -.it unit nn i"ti'i aide ai d niiilesvoled In r -p"Hd lu the alinre-ed words 01 sympathy ui t'tu 11101 e ti tiuiuie frieiiils pi em M, lull the trial wus looitiu.it ui'ilieir mi'uiiii e. 1 ht inuugor tilBted away, unit ti.e uiln.r iuii. ititu a passion of hysu rt r d weeping, hir cvntulslve sobs anal lug her who! Irsme. I he radius p.tarbi euuglit the couloaiun m the gills' jiief, aud tliore w-s hardly a dry e)t in toe 1 i.iiin I I.e luiitv ts tn he loLcu tu dat hy the mnri .n tr en to lh old ei o e',. u ul Tar tt'tn a M l'"',t "Uy i.'tu onui't 10., ui po i.t. i.uuui i a iloia. THE PALISA.DKS MURDER.

A SIOUX OFDIMA VCll THAT EX Htm IS llt.OOD.SIlt.t). Two Men round ok Ibo Mldctvnlh. Wcllrrlna In lllnod-tlnrt Irnlally Hlnhbeil -Tbo As. enssln Ilratrlng n Kulfu on Iho O&leers A I't pulv Hhrrifl Harboring is Murderer. On Saturday night the people living on tha 1'alliMcs were startlwl hy the crlea of uiurdcr. They lushed out ot thelr'houscs and found two nro weltering In blood lying la front ol Ihe Shades bar mini, kept by J. 0. Mayo, Tho men were i.e g. nlzed as An'hony i';Uon ,u-.i and MIc'h'i lit can, McDonoujh'i bonds hid been shuou-d oat. Tha men wero luken to tlulr hoines, both Ur, 1 la the same house. Ur. Schabert, of Hohnkcn. exam ined McUonough's wounds, and pronounce 1 iheta mortal adding that ho could not llvo many hours. McBonongh had also rocelvod a deep stab about two lncl.03 from the left groin. Kogan was slabbod be tween the third and fourth ribs, and had toiclvej other cnla about Iho body. It appears that Patrick Cunningham and Patrick Coyne had been carousing about lhasilonns. While T 'Iking about the Psllsades.Cutinlazhtm and Coyne met McBonough aud Kagaa in front of tho Sli.ides. A dlsputo aioto. Cunningham eald that ho wis bound to haroatUht. ilclioooujli, who says tha'. Le Is a stranger to Cunningham, cndcaviucd to dilcado him, Cuunlngham, tn a threatonlnj man ner, placed I1I1 head on McDonald's shoulder, anl the latter pushed It off. Without further words crxxiNQUAU rnxc a LAitag Kxtra and made a slash at McDonough. rlpalng opan hla stomach. Eagan rushed lo bis friend's assistance, and waa slabbed In several places. Cunulniham and Coyne then walked Inlo Bantx'a saloon, whero they took several drinks. Afterward they wetilto their borne In Weehawken street. News of Uie tnarJor spr'tul tike wild fire, even at that lato hour of nlgtit, but no ono darod attempt the arrest of Ihe murderers. Countable Bldgowsy having been summoned, roused up Squirt Hyma, who Issued a warrant foi Cunningham's arrest. The constable called era Frederick Bantx to asa'st him. Whllo tlio twu were on the way to Cunnlnrham's houto they mat Deputy Sheriff Jamot Bvenur, whose assistance Ui conitablo asked, but ho pleaded Indlsposltloo, 'Ili'i two then went to Cunningham's louso, and attel awhile Cunningham made his appearance. The con. stnlilo told him thai he had n ttatrant for him. luniitngham dcmtadeil that it should be rout. Thu conitablo in a tremulous volee bjin to rtad Iho warrunt. Cunningham saw that he bud uul a lesa tute otBcer to deal with, and Diisttmxtn to ncsisr. He rushM up stairs, tbe constable and Mr. Uinta attempting to follow. Ia a moment Co.inuuluin returned with a bnga kulfu In bis hand, and ordered! them to quit the bonao. This thoy refute 1 t do. llo then made a rush upon ttiotn, and attempted TO ST.tn TUB C0HTAI1LI. Both beat a hasty rutro.it. The comlati'j anJ Bantx rrturnod to Hohoken, aad were rtCuloiced 0) Ottieera Wright and Ktvlon. It was about cne o'clock yesterday mornlez when the oClccrs arrived at Cunningham's huti e anl forced open the door. Co) no was rousoa froai hti sleep and Questioned, but re'used to give anv iuror- mauon. The build ,n: was ransicked, but itiihoiit SUvCCss. Cnnmngham hid tltd, no one know Will or. Yesterday Chief llooot n detailed O.Hrer Wright and tleurv to arrest tho muidurer. Wticn they arrived at Cunning. lam's house, a sun ill hoy told them tint Cunningham was tn tha uouis al Uepnty Sherlif Bvenor. Cwnnlngliam ma '.c a desperate resl'tsnce. 1 t!.ss, cTisirs, aud crockery were .tiered alio 1'. 'I li I undcnlfs were, howeve', quickly altn" 1 or t iiis wrltis. snd he was malea ouson r. Aiiv io.il 01 l lanti'ghatn's hihiijU" lut i :nootiu;guajj..'.ii'..ed olitilae Willi the in'enllun of BBtct lSO VHll.t IBJI.'.il, hnt i c w et hen i"d Into a etr. Xv'l.ii,. t Klin lo tho elation tie at'einpu d to di.iw motner ante wliti.lt he bad cccat'edun lis person. Ha straarled. hard, but was overcome. A large knlte waa laUeit .Ironi h.s pocket. A naulc eusueil, 'or many li lie tere In tSe cai. Ord t.n-vever, was won restiir eil. Cunnlssaum was Dually lucgod up In the llu bokeu pollar station. Cotef lionet in has since lud Llui rem ved to the coeuty jail lor better socu.ily. wntT erNviMcuAit etrs about tr. A t'K rconrter had an in'"r'W with Ctuniog t :tui. lutt i-,eiiin.'. I.e la o stunt. ninctilor inti, with a furhlddina couno'n 'it. Ho le lu a gti 11 rvi' and hand retted. His stury ta thai lio h. d uoon drinking tt.ih L'ut.ic. They m t McDonough anil Bagan tn front of tbe Shades. A quarrel sprtrat up snd Mcllonoacli struak Itm lit tbo feee. Ihe clinched, and bosh full TI.ev were then Sep tr tied and Cttuningbiua wint with lila friend Into mo other saloons, mid drank. White coiling out .it rhs Sliades, be again met Mcllonongh anil Uursn. '11ns dispute wa r -uowed, und t.c says tint UDi uougu again struck him. In self du.Vi.cc ho adds th it hs drew a knife Mel stiueid McDniiiiiiali l"-i Bawsn saw tils friend 11. irnu de Ii t rii.lie.1 to Iiia asetstunce, while 1 uyne in nn wav helped hun. lie was conipellt d to tati i im 1! o. Hi- ucknu t .eitjeif ttiat he drew a knife nn the const ible and saiii tdaP bo tt anted only lo tciro nlui. wntT rtOA.t HATS. IStirsn says that the attonU was unprovoked tmt Cuuni'ighniii was tienloa a flo,til. and ptiauaed dosfit 1 upon his liien 1 und lilntelf. T.eyn.v.-r had any 1 dub. ultv w tn nm. and as to McDonnjgti. he was nut acquainted wuh Catinlngli ni. .MeUonough la siill unconscious and sinking rapidly. Four murditis h ue baea cu' n..ti'd wlt iln clths years al this place Seven t. .rs -go n in tn Wat murdered theie. Thri-e years 1:0 one Itoach klllivl two canal men tie n ne I Mid lu It wis orovcl that he had dune r In scf-dolauce l ulUairti b lrt suc1! a baa character that ho was sent for throo tests 10 ine ataie i-ritoii. 111s term o piros soot. Cumitasham is ono uf the most desperote culi'iruitt uboul there. Three ears ago he waa stabtied hf I'cter Keongh, a desperado, now doad. Ihinnliig ham owns a email qusrry al thu fool of Weehawken street, and euirlojs I' it Cuyno. He Is about ti.lrtv flro jears old, marrtrd. and has three ciilHren lh does not yet reallxs bis posltlou, but silil tll.plijj his natural feroctuusuess. ASOrtlUlt SAXIIAS MVItlJilti;tl. round near CoryitiHi, lud.-Ilrgs it Itelravey Btndes tho Onicers-llottinilta Ilurslurvs Hlcitlf lliirt.es l'.xli Murderer. ttom tht 1ntitrtH vommtrciil, Jf ireA Jt rtumo tliioe weeks uo h man wont tu tha nelihborbood of Corydon, Hirrlson county, ami lured himself to Work ahoul a tannery His t uX and general con lu. tied the alliens In the n"i'i Porhood to suspect him as tuo man Km rest.tr v,-n' murdered Nstuaii, the N.. York bank.r. A tl'1 sertpiloi. of I'orr"ster tttts obtituiol, 1.1., iik ta Ti filled It lueter.l parilrulir. U.. l'ndi, he nit tu restetl, nttd on b 'Hi'i told th 11 lu- w as suspitcte I t he the N.i'll'in murd rer le xhl utet olirui. lim. aterrlug thai ho ciuie iron No a York, in I Hi it I' it solo business in the Wt -t w.is 1,1 banc r(irr'Htii aud that he was -.eiit Went .1 iti.it pariioae. Among tils biatfo,.o were f 'Und sett-ial uew ipt piis coutaiiiuii a dc-tmpt.oa tf I'lirnter, aul 't contiderable earn ol in nev. A dt-.tuty ui S tor 1 kll II IS Mil M'lil 141 New Alnaiir tu tlllMllI k OUIM.I Itlipn uf t-'niiualer of Marsha, Wets, in 1 .1 .nl ,-r detciiplloa ol bl'u; but wiu.u Im wis huso Ilia Iirtnuncr pcr-uid-tl tin, out', s tt, u: mi tini, uroud-iuj lh it tie w mid retiiuu tin" fir s'vei-tl mnnths and IhHt lie was an hutt tt itnd respstt inlo man Hut un r'rida) iiaght last, itutr hla relets.', 1.0 bi-tnppesiud, and has uo' oeuu seeu since. Wle ii the llifu y S lerlff arnv J at Coi .d 111 't"!, tht photos r.nh, all who looks I at it at onee ro nut d 11 striking resemblsnce 10 Uie nuu wu 1 h 1 1 been under airvai. Un Muudoy nlil.l fie 1 aiuy ll ik's 1 flji'i. at Cnridon wus etilered li .1.. ui idishud hiirgltir, Hie safe blown tn piei in 1 vt, 1 mnney tho burglar euuld tlud eirrlud oft im night two taluablii burses were stuo-u M.i.'i sir MilUaiu lun 1 tier, of Coryduu. -m l r 1 ie 1 1 1, 1 .0 two miles ul New Albany, and tio-n inni" I lo And now II Is belb vet at Condon 111 it 1'ie n ut arieatvd was indeed r'o.ic!" I'ul iw nec.ei t htiuaoll in Ihe nel.-h .i rliuud until Voioli i" mid men luirgl u l" t H e 1 ii, k' oftl.'t', und at 1 the homo ul Mi', kiunu r lo 111, i-uie ,11- c-O' There ia enough in l-ie ill ur t m Ui 10 r 11 I, u .1 dt'tictiti s 10 at pa ..iiri-i.i 'i ul iui thu N.', .ia llillri.ili'r A Itepilblli uu Cuueita J uel where l.'eaut I. Ml' I'ul ihe Iteiiubli.au I'.n.t. S l 'Ar- I I 'll I ,'l The Ki omnia 1 t nut cut out ti the u .111,1. tluii 111 111V 1 trtti- 1111" In-1 nluht iu Uie dk i.i I touil luiuu. '1. 11-1. all oru'tdel is ili a.il.i peo. 1 ruind Btni.d on ihe lh or. lh.- I m.v 1,1 w.i. olioiil M m Hint tn ballot wve l .e 11 1 r t iv u; II Uul i"it' n ut tli' hall inn i i J,ll, i.li.1 .nl down IHio lie Jtenwilt f'e ojl' i iu. i I' i but lv a I....I1 '1 ,J nun i -t.ep. .ted nt -lillill l' t.- I ml li ton, i u' tau ounly u tlie luii'dle, pin'.i: i e e ..iu to.e r wi'i.i u'..' i 1 i -v uud luhtid .op us. In. i, I nl i i ii lt urtt.it i.ll w 'in ttoivn u' .tl itiwka ami ri.ilui r tu the bVeor ler'- I 1 1 ail lil.'tt.nv e'i-1. ibu Ih'Ur tcl in 'lour. 1' ,e, ill tll.ll pit, ti i 4t lu null' .uli.l l.tllbll', .1 I il. eled for Ill's II. u ie u. u t. tie ttueliad up In tl a c iitio ..I tl i il ii' mi the t li tn i i .i i r t iijitt inul 1 ii- e('ierii.g t ip. lour K r -m" 't ll.-nilni frljtlilUillv. 'I lie Cur 'hit' I tomitlier with Mr. T. II, I' .i''t now pre, titteniutliig tu siiiuthiit It wi tit i Im mg tu nut tu. k Co.. oi d It nt .ct t nL.tUhei't d ll nut. 'tl.n tliti n ot 't o tl i tun lows wiiteh wero u ii.) ki',. li d .me a'ter itiinllu i cuml'id thiitti.')', l'-wi r tluor, '-ut muii) un the o u-i. ,t 1 't t.ie ttlil, "liv tooth met tue ll.ill to l' do it, v. li, li ie i nt i tit i,i" ii IU r. ol 'i si lu's ofllee lire piuof. tl i rs cloi i u I 1 ,.,uii ti pirpitoh u, or i ut ii ll,e ft" i J .I'len d"Wn, fllil lliut -t in I In Un 11 i n. vt i j hiiuy ftit oi t U) soi ,i gti s ,i 1 iu, a til oau learn, aoonaw.s ,ciiuu,v ttu ue.i.

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THE SUN, MONDAY, MATlCtt 27,-1871. I I 'J jiK Ql'liKN OFCOXFIDENCE j .if vs. v.iTit.vsox TVJtsa vr tx co j.v.mju.1 cor.vrr. fir. Mi Htilghl, n former Victim, Itreoirnl7e -r- Mt Vlrtlliilzcn it 11 liliiirnut nl 91 SO -Mir In I. injured to he Mnrrlctl-Iler I'llmita mitt .Hnlntnln Confidence In llrr. rs. 1 'ultcreon, alios Smitli, allai mlcMon, l iunn of I'onf Jctitc, whoso opciatlon.s la Ne 1 ,.k n l Its ilcinity wore exposed. In Till Su.i tu i.i the n.imiti i( October last, la at tlili moment sp, i rur In the Jail of Hudson, Columbia county, V. Mr. .VcKnhiht, of C3 i-li'kavcnoe.in whose I ui" l.c livid for ikven wicks ant! three days, in r .r ng of her nirr't pal l her V.vlslt ani! iccog i,,, .1 her. A St N re of tcr had a talk with lilm yes f f y, hoi' hat recorded tho snbsttneo thereof. It atu'd fit r that after lira. 1'atlcrson'o Mslt to llr. Oritur t f Mot rtanlii, the particulars of which ivere reported In J an ft N of the nth of October lu t. the had ai i'm betaken herself to Chatham, M r lludiro, Color bit ooocty. Tlitrt ah matt ajed to ftcorc a botfiling house, and toon made herself (Opnlar nncug the boarders. Without -cr tcnul beauty, pIi nevertheless, by ber fascinating tiinihrrt nd i treordinnry power of conversation (TOD her way rnu tun t aociitr In ttf town nut m-'KbboiliooU. Her company wi ootirly tenthl ut'ir, i ml, cotplte her scanty ward lot, tbettirii'd much respectful attention u though vr form I.i.il been draped lit eapen-iio silks and Krr hr.d lltlcilngwltbu'laiacuils. A -ion? Muere ne formed the arsmaln'snce if a gcntlem in nf Intellect aed meant, who wis to fascliiotc I with 1 er cciiiersjlioiial pewsis and won by her sppsretii sieieblilty, that to rank her au offer of -Mrrutc, which wai ntccptetl. T'e wttsnement. It la ..ll, llill continues, iMtitr heriarrusl ai d loisiccrslloii. In Chatham the made tho acquaintance of Mr. Tnry, a wlt'ow Inly of rrai ri- wiallllty, unon lumnd died a i hoi I Utile if leaving hi-r t Tract ami on thr pi.nripul uillltity Ui lt&btuesi lu Citjiliain, and fiou ur kil... (1ILMV, i. tbr Qnren of Conldonw now rtylt I.e rlf. pm mrml h "rai order on cmlii flu to limratuii'd Ltrr'lf I it J the coofltli'iici' of lira. Trtcj lliai froio time to tjino hi borrowed rruui her In einalt ami at out IIMI Mra. Trxcy'a pruivrt vaa In Ihr haixli ot an ailiiilrilttrntor. who turo(hfd imr wifi fuml frrantlme to llmr, Mr. (iloaon'a Inwunt ilrnnuhl" an &lra. Tracy necfita.talod that Udy'i m ikln fie Inenl appuritlou tr I l.c adnitnltlrator for money lili n.iturally aieimd hi" nnpicuiin. II" ii.iil ai r.trrloH' vlib Mra Tracy, and the nut ol tiar hiv til it iii in. n to Mm. Ulbon ciijiv ont. Ilma l ilni'trnior, a pru U nt liua'nx 'nan, bi'jrm to mak i iurri'. and III roatilt kj tba atrtil and lucar Itntloo ol lra Otiiaon. Tli' money nhuh Ilia. f!ifaon horror "J from Hit. rrmc' joi'IihI in a v ,r.,( n va. U mi kirenttviran In thir hojiduiu housa Hiire Alie ataied ie waa on vcrj Int uu'..' inriut; lu laci, alia maul iitlaO (Uite a MirnnLT ixtbhiit is- a x. In tot fTl lu an o cri oat to urracnt to him fcr wltilar Yfwr. fbo hj'l ui exUnalrv acq ulul uco aiuuujt IL cb-rUnl i;entlc3in uf alio town and veil I) nlio mi ifrr rcauy to lolp iheui In all iliir iKiierok-i.t arhenn. 11. r heart, rlio iuid, Urtu. and bar afltrtu.li rmbricad nil liu won Ui atl:clton ol mind, Loay, or tate. To two clergy Ivi p, wt.itv m'ancs Mvr torn r what ainall, the (iMl Iron time tu tlm prrrenia of tnoney, and atuviil in other tuDiiOlt form .'lor ijialro to bin fit Ur itl', Anion" hor afynalntanrea he- rcpreamtnl l.eref at puMraanl ol larci profrt) n h'rti, on aocount of thi chluir.nr ol l.r iayera, alw waa Icwp. ranlr kiptoHlof In aulleirntrcn of Uia dy ken right alonld oe done her. ibo rokctl ui Irv article of t.Iui'. "irfli m Matehu. jewelry. A hK'n lie aald tie Intondo'i to prent lor Irifala; un 1 uvehii iJ Uct iv far a ."N could Iv ilirn, hvn lier r ct.niar matttra nera rraii iio houi i pt;r haae a l utt lu Chalban, aud gather ubund her Imr tlbn ucaalBtancu. iue ooxnt'-jtcv qiux AisasTru. Vt. Oibeon waa arreated a lortnkl.t ago for ob ti i i.wr money freni Mr". 1 iary on la roK nci i m t'Ult n to iho Iludton J .it, m lulc eh' n f .ii d LiMvt luidnU .t, btle the ruin uue puiirmc in t.rrt uia. Mid that a (intlaiaau ol high au'nl jtMiH.n woo d aland ball for tw, but allr the i n-l were iud ont ho dorluiail, and ahe no lod.id up. tun alie anlcred lua jail a lie haO with brr Ktltcrvrool cl k and a ainal. ba:. The cU rill aakt-d hi r if that waa all tl.a U3ine aha Un-wnl. bhu alio'ik Hi ratadrou Iroia Iwr ctcuk, lriurly renotwl bar bouaot, abd Umii luin Idp hi ihv rhotr, aaltlt Tali la .11 Vv bfmijVit with ma my trnnka will be rent on lo-taorrow." At Ural ahe aa put lo ant: with the oilier pcia mere, hut ehn nuida aacn drtnrbuiic aio.ii n aril to eliixtuu.ly on uvor 1'ia Shonit ttmt he had a aip-ruU. room llltea up axurvaaly ur bar. IDE OONrlPM'l (Jl IKK IN J..1L. On her entrant, wo lokod around nltti an air of tun 'it, and tatd ill ri 'iil .r '-'';i only finfj-i j JUr. hW.II, "li-i'l Ifi fen' m eat Inter I i poau 1 can hew ui t Matl j,.t. a iu-ujI, j'it '.1m aatnv a If I waw tm pum iinr iMitt. r" "Wadaiu," th t'her'iT r.iu.l I ".i)' h- clut to do what 1 can 'or y u tut ou nv, litre family, aud It w. uiu .oo ioulIi iiuub.u u mka tea ntl rotfev rur it V' h viit, er." I'rlionra :..in:n.'l. i ii im don'l era Idor nw oa (i' uf thtf L'j.uon brd of jriaoi.v,, lu j mi I" 1 teller, madam," n.o"".l tin her lT, I Nova, tf all be IriK., ouly imhj whim CMitri,:t r in tna ,n 1h 'ii your 11, nod tnat -h i .-,u'. j woijia wh. uri uei ef murlena; tir i'jViw.M ahu tilled hnuitf UiiMtriCdJJi asalntt tbo vail, uid tiled to Hunt. lu ti e JiU Hn. I'ltUrn.a eondveta bereelf In a Llihlv d wi ill. 1 miuiar. Hhe Uke tu nogv uf Ike other nioneta, but ncn ahe ee atreuier enter tbo place, ah atijluui In auow 11 he Ii uu othcor. In tbo mornuix the drie4 lu n delaine tvruppci lAWr in ttiedty ah uirangra het hair Mid puta on u diflennt croa. Khe has cfftclually vuu tua con fldencv of the chert!!. tn aavcral occaaiona ska baa rujvKrted Mn w m d trkicruna for h r tu vrlou VtrU, vhlek be ba done, ljlci; for 'iu'iaoU of bia oiru pockat. nr. K'rnottT mcooNiirs deb. On Mr. MrlfivJirhft bi-irlni: of the exploits of lire. GlbGD lu Clulbjin, 1m wuipected lht n the annie worrin wfto bai uiipwed oa miu and oitu-ia In tbw ally, and ho aiid hla wife went up ou ivrpuee to satiety thrfielvea on the Mit)ert. On Innnl tLa bout m wblcH th.j wcut op the river the Mayor of Ilinkton, wbuui Mr atcKnlubt kuaw, mid Un-ouffk him he and hT. 3!Knu!J!l cot eaiy oeoe to th prieoner. On enterhut they at oneu i ucojnired her. bhn looked worn aaa lesa robuit, Lut li.vra vaa co tVuut to tl r Identity. 8Lv ro crired thun wlUi Indu-crihahle dlanliy. Al Mr. JlcKulyl't Oi.e would have thouztit we woie the ciln.ro jl', iad h the benevolent jty who baJ come to art p mr betiefaotrHU.' Shi w.a hiit attxk'tu to t.e ..oi. vii'i her New York vititoi-i, but H waa rot iu wed riU'lin tt.t tiling aouU not work ll.jcw;,ha luruol u Mr. AicKn.jut uiu J"J T DAT. 'Mbat bn' nil ujie bor.' i V tt yon -want to i y ui, 1 Vuu liniii- o ,v. au 04mI, I ki u 4 An irward he coob d doirt i.id c ner-ed artil. then in her snort is c.uuiluit -tylo. aiit i pi.u lu tie cuurerMiiloii, al.o tciucd to Ur. ..kKuiii uid ald: "Mr. McKu.iiht, job hare known me before: are yoil p tuj t atlnw ine to H'tnain k re f Will ui. not tiud IM tut ui, and uli luu hoiu. witii yoi.r" Mr. MiKeUbt Is one of the moat Kood uitnri d. ireni ro 1 1 r ted mi n alive, but he wj j able to attnu flrm Uu time, and raepectfuli) decliue-J. iita uik.bs itihL PH-IIVI I.V UI2U. Sir. (Hlieoa'e Irieud In Chaiham and tba neich tuihuu', av not even yat loei ronb oi.ee In uer V .oi-" i.i carriages cull un liar dudy. mw of tlu laluiip i' lawjira around .to ready to lake up her ..i I ii.i- oeliat in her belait a ttouiau of lara noma, wrunulb ly k pi out of hur prjillty, Uka boon but ii'ti" ak'u by tier arrwt, Mr. Tr ey, the n lltiuer In Chatham bom the l.ua vlcllimr.il. t if ihat shorllj illir no nu.io her aonualutaiica Hha In.iiiKiit Willi Ur ui liu boi ac .i lie of Tuts MS, nud r. ,J to liar the uilu.i. Itorlti ol the uptratiuna u' Uia (iieeu ol loi II laoie In f'e York. cuiulai'iilUn or llii'iu. and IuukIoi bearrtlf at the deer uhmho lu which tho ie.' totiDiloace operator deceived er vit uaa A lAJfAi rXi'J.01T. htrilnt tire no In M. .Ifciuca'a-A Mwtliunn l.niwe to Ik (;oitrutloH-.rreal uutl t oiiii'iiii i' to an Aaylum, rei'a; taijtul ooannauty wa puaioit ttirouih t hury street, and two of the meu Htucm t. little valid on the bead with their inakel, uud h,:ul it. rinl tiiey buried It la t baawaaent lu I. i.. "it: i." Thioa luout'ia aio lb man wao n'o i oh, it 1 1 mark ttoo I Defor Hvrgtjnl ii .i tlm o.,k tirert p.lK't atauon, lis was n bu. I) ir.'ti.. 'u, ol MUrcoleau b nlj, II d jacrlbad I um'i.. Halovn ol Kl I'nurry street (1 i lu lll.x wt'.' la and n alui.aiic ilu a i ii a i ,ri. i ii i r i tu a .a in a ,;Un h.a iar uon l" I 1 I Ii I,. nlnv ,n i.i.-Ul i.itlii ui,ij,.,e. A- L. ,idal.'-'l. i.iii'L.l ,1 I,, i ocm il 'a toiM in! yab, jjul Iw I luul i know wuo ktlle.i Kutluu I 'J i.u uuntnce oi ike 'iii l-nan Oil-1 iheoourrc Uon wlin ooiVtra'Kivik ihe om.i l,,. Cruiu lb.. iebud atibS of lite aitnr. land the iieoulo in Ui.) ri o e aided to Um naulb by aUout.n wildly mi rua'i m 'or the 'Her. Hullivao rin up ute altle, mi I I. r te l um Irnu rail ln piepuraiory to ju niiiiut t. i. ,l.-ii Detect!' it'jiouey and Onlc.-r Nwi i in v...i ln,i. 'i hty liuatl' 'I Mui out ui the C iunh, I w i vn lno white UU1! i.: i.-rulile ci'ua ami moan. 0 i iuk In Ii i Iue uoue of Worelitp, I b. .'i uly t,,. n Dettetlve Mnlioney, a. i. i ,i i.iw by tl.. a, mill a iluepeiull atruK ...I. tl,.. i ,n at Hill liiMW Ueteitilt .ivn. an -4.11 uiau severely lu the U'l i .io iHlrui virlmr troui Ilia lall threw t"' i' I .u. i un to the l'ourlh Wurd pohro tt" i i. .-ore hi lore ifottioe llnan, by whom h.hIu to Uju BUvKwtll's IiUad nlan. U TUV VOLICJS r.XrLAXAIlOX. The Fncta roncrrnlns the A veil Woninn tBo wi bent to lllficlim ll'e Ialnnd, .luil.KO llosiTorlli tins rrquircil the polico to ex plain the circumstances under which respectable uyed w oman who boarded at 117 Sullivan atrcet was taken to the Prince atrect oolite station and sent to UI.KkweU's bland. The old lady was found wan ilorlnz In tho Klyhth Ward on Thursday evonlnr, nt ha:f-piat C, by Ufflcer Jacks, who took her to the Prince street station. Thero eho was scarchod, as Is tuiial with all persons taken to a station, bnt no "taper with hernamo',anl address," or an j thing else by which her addrets might be ascertained, could be discovered, Uapt. McDonnell then tclenraphod to nil the sutlons .1 description of the woman, and tl n sent to tho central tclwrapli office to ascer tain Mhcllicr Hny Inquiries bad been male for bcr. As none bad been made, she was seut op to the Lost Children's Ilepartmnnt," and banded over to tbo rtro of tho good Mrs, lining, after an accurate description of her had been taken by the lelo graph operator When sho reached tho first land lnoa tba way to the lost children's rooms In tbo 1'ollcc Central Offlco alio refused to co any farther, and there was no alternative but to Like her back to ths li-lncs street station. There she waa de tained all tilrht, and treated with tile struostcoa lli ration by ('apt. McDonnell. On Friday shortly before toon she was taken to t.lo inrpector'e office al headquarters. J'r Wnlllnz, 1. ias on duty, sect to loijulre of lira. Utliu ai.d ha telegraph operators to know whether auy inqmii'S had yet been made for such a person. Klmilncthal to inquiries had been made, Inirctor Wallu si then trtcd to learn something of her history flom her own Hps j but as she cjuld speak only a lime I'aidisii, mil os Police Interpreter btrsuts cou'd uot siesk Welsh (her native l rune), all that could he eitracted from ber was that sho boarded with a widow named Mrs. Hlchat J. A nnrntwr of Mrs. Itichanlaes were hunlod np from the Directory, l ilt all that could be col out of the old lady w aa lomethiiu: about (Irand atroet and the llnwery. Bhe was then sent to Mr. Kellock, Hnporintcndenl of ihe llutdoor Poor, Mr, Walling pailnit bcr faro and that of Ihe nfflrer who accompanied l.er. 'Ibrc houu aflf-rward the first Inquiry was msile nt ti e Police Ctuiral O.llco by ths Mrs. Itlrhards who boarded her. and air (lolderniaiin, trio In tpefloi'a rlei k, polltoiy told the Inquirer where a he itiurM be foun 1. The sl ick of taking the poor woman to Wick. wl. Island delluuni'd ber reason, and when bcr on luund her she was In a strait Jacket. jftMi. j:stati: jiornjurws. The transactions oMhe w.'ck In tie teal eatato mar ket clont with tba talc byirfi'llam It. tlaynor of omM full lots on the w. tCt of "in av., bcts-ean liMh and llPtii sts.. owl the fnu lots on the roar, op on each at, Mil .OCO. Mr, tlaynor atro report taie of one full ol on the s. c. corner of tth av. and ,Sdi it., lor IMI.OW, unci mo mil lota on tun same av.. between 'Jfu .DdSun sta.. feu fK .'00. (In-aturna) Mr Dlnxee sold a plot of valuatle pro. petty in Ibe vlllajc of Psrdharu, tveitche'ter coaniy. wUab reatlaad fair prlcin, The tionae au.l t-relve tola on Kurdamu av., lois to 171 wore ml. 1 10 Cut. 1 aro int: l"i HMD A liouewl,li twsiveii.lt on Croiou v.. tie. bv ta- knuckeil down lo llielllon (J, W Mills rcrIOJ'l. Tira.ve tola on t'onlhiin'av. lxilin, un hoii"" and ".'utile. nre sold to t5 n tvtlliims ror (iii.m. Pour ii is on Central av. ere bontlit by A. ro ,a. fur 795 eAna i three lnlol adjulrwc 0-11'.', tor s'o n, ov A. u.ook i tour tots ou san.e av., lisixlM, lor oa. n, I.) the Hun. w Mills i and thre lots ad J 'nlnir. mi .vi. b, the tsine eri.tirnian, ror IsTS e-ieh Thr ItinrdaK' farai.near Slue imccooimiin..' an nt arros, h.i been loin to t) II. l'. licr f..r f(' 00'. s ,t the ute retHence or Mr. Van llnrten, In tho ta ne v.P u ii 'i 1 c i ei, has own unicaoaed by rt.J.IIaJ 1 ck fur lli;). Mr. Kuitiirson ba rexotiated a trinfir of tho conn 'iy teal afeiy owui-il hv Viuceiit slerrltt, situaic I on ibe HnuoruB-ar Cold Spring, to tint Clara Ixiulw hi I f r ,'-J. Tl..-1 e ivt -oes erfee ted duilna the rt week, which I'hv. I ii n. 11 i,.in,ed in Tuc bi K thew ituttht i. a o'oie iitarket l in ,l healthv co'iliuoa. The tuo e oh. en attended tnes.no o' ti.e Ceii'ml Park pn p iiil on Tli ir-dav last by Muller. WlUus Co his i.duth r holler lo pat their iiupirty In the market. .n 1 ne near tnat nuottier larie ta o of loi In the a ,orh jod of tli'.' Park will lis made In a few days. llaxard Caiwsll'a cod liver oil u tbl best

rj.vj.vc.tr, .f.vj coumehcia i.. S a tpbd t T, Hareh 5 V. M. Tire ral I tty 1 n r e rr.stket opened dull and Irregular, Willi the Urzer t nnsiictloo i represented by a few rpectaltiea, prli.es darias Pie morning hotin bcoomln,' lower, without r.ny particular feature ol Interest. Soon after mid day, however, the more prominent shares took a sharp upward tup. sail the volucis of bialness rtetultly Inct eased up to the close of dealings. The l !ef apecialtlea of thediy w-ero Lake Snore. St. Pauls, Nortliwestcrns, Wabath, Ohloa, Hock Island, i nd late In the afternoon Union Paeifie was quite ..live a, dci-liiiiug flgarea. Itock 111. ad w is tuveroly 1 aui.ioirt-d t.-itb frea oltorlucs at 111, though subee eaio.'.y lall.init V cent. Csulril and Hudson stjck an.l scri w "-o dull and spiritless !'er t.ii r'-ceui b-avy realii tu sales, w tiile Heading ,id Kile sbowi 1 more -.truncth ou lliui.el trans e'1 us. T1 e ltork Island Company will par a 1 f i t inl nnu.il dividend April 17. and ti.e train I r 1 cck.- of lue Lake t-horo close April .1, pronara try tj the animal election of offleors, May i. i t.e geni""d stock market dosed Drci at tbo boat l ri i s of tue day. Tber win no life or speculative spirit noted lu K"li' to-day, and only two prices were mado, ltoj; ind llOf,'. The market items to have lost the sun ptrl eitncr of a short interest or any Important ex port movement, upon which tho bull element seems to hare predicated Its chances for a rise. There has been a coed commercial demand, and to this i.eallsgs aio cow Kenurally confined. The rates paid .or carrying were 1, St, 1J, and 3 V cent. Tlio re rilpta of gold at the Eab-Trcatury were $37,501 payments, Jl.TiWIS; balance, G5.M5,.V)0. The currency receipts were 0TJ..V)l; paiinciits, t.'ls, .vil balance, (.71,904. The customs rccelpU were 007.000, and cancelled gold notes sent to Washing ton, fl.Wl.lMO. Tba total clearings al tho Hold Ci cbonjo llaak were tlO.OM.ilUO; gold balances, ISWjfrit and currency balauccs f '-.'J.oflt. The pilndpal quotations vera aa follows: io a. ti urm;3 p. m uoviijo p. m....iio tw. foreign exebaoge, as usual on f alnrday, waa dull, on the basis of rates last quoted. The Imports of dry goods at this port tor tbo wiek were IV.Clf.OJti. snd of general merchandise, It.wa.MJ, a total of f7 3Si.hi7 as agslrst J7.S J.SVJ latt week, and JO, 731 jKJ lot Ihe week ending March SI, H7U, an in Cieas,. as ouinpercHt with the latter period ol JliO'J, M7. '1 lie exporta of arjecie to-ilay amounted tu f l3,'.J, makiua- at tal lor the week of fl.Ml.CT, an.) since J-.uuary 1, 1171. 1S .'IVJ.iM). The l ioj. aury auruig Ibe weeic bought 'J.iJUb.isJO five twen ties, suit an eti.al amou.it of oid, took In for cus loias diillos 1 113. il I !M mid paid out in eoln inter stun ilia i.ationi. debt t'i5'.7U b7 The Treasury willtlnlsh the March prozmmmo neat week with i in- pb.' chase ol ti,0il,cJ0 bunds, and t le nulo ol one tu llioa itold. '1 be money n arkct close I up very easy with am ple off. nuga as low m 3 ei at., the i.ioie ncral rule hi ma I. with xi'i" 11.1111 at B. which indienes Hi d the alarm tell in cert-uu qa triers ol tlu,hi money i .is befn ull.ijed. nolr cuiumercial p ipur move, ..l l.b7 rent. The bank ttuteinenl was an on- vurjjU. ruiurn, reflecmur a decruase In all the i in. The Hjht railing oil In legal tenders ehows ..it lue outflow to the Interiur luu been of no i-P-xl ii Importation, 'lite do.rease in specie la ac touii'odfurby ths nnuull large receiute fur customs iwi.icft avaroired nearly C"ij,oio per uieui, auu treu--lire isports, wbich were in rates of tite Troasur) lisburvlu-nts, V redeeiulnn leulura the oo tr u Lot. in loafs. 'T'he niovemeiil evontuated In a in .I.e binsa ul (J JTtt.tleati. au.l Ibov now li .l.i ui eacetis 'of. M oetil. lesjul limit only fl J.UU.'JUu, ..irainst jfl'J.stVO rl70. The lollowlug la t comparison ol the avenge a la stock and last ilarr 1. V ire IMTtmnt. loans f.U.'.a, .1 t.DI.IU 'll Dec... ai.tmux 'liHB iW.'..lll fJhil.'sn Dec ,.a.b'.;.- i He il nioa.. SI 13 Jli.. Hot:... tl..-. I l i 'ila tliM tl .'l.7il t lids, s.ni.an Lcual l"i..' rs UU,M UinlIlM llae... I.Hu Tho novernmeut bout uisrket opened a.eady, bat Mibsequentiy bocamw ti- u and advancAHl isn Mod .rale puicbaaea hltluro Join oil IliuuIi fear of trlugtst money, Uia inipruvuj piu' uoii't slims Used by l:Uber quoi tiona abrotd. ,'ue ivlleja i f tk'u the new t pur eems. without Unu sn.J ct lu suv eon lltlui.a, remu'.a oienu itil Moil day niiut. The amount ur aunacript.iiua thus Ur taper luti at .be Traaaury Utpartim i.i is is7.rai.iU lIKbUdini J-l.awi.TrHi lo -day. Il,n mi. aet ju.i.1 .Irilia. llulj UlowsM.o.,33a,l slroal, rapurt el J;30r.M.: U. H. Cu..., 'llT i-'sis, riu, J u&uA V 's.iAfl. rear ifsfi :IH ..Vim iii i.hC nl o, IssB, sun.,,,MW( iiolf lii., 'ui, an i ,ii ,'J in ..i.IM. IIP laU?ilO l.l,OUa. Ill' II IX Jus. 'o-rootm .,Bm nil 19-lva.nif i: iwiH 'u. ooeo. .IK JIM leasts, eoui iImk ioSs ie.ti'p...tll ii). Iv lelo lids. -uS In Ht"e bonds Uteri was a small buslnjna. Tut only drnii'taa of Importaacw were in Couth Csro l n w. w ileu wv,-o w..k iiiui lowei the J imury and .'nly It IH" having d'.tliiied 1 V cent, lo W. Mis ui i (iu s,i at VliLWi, suit AUuutua 8s al I OK, the re' ui e n r oi the ill ha ilia boea niiglontst'l. t-lte ii.aikv.ero leii.aln nominal. In railroad bonds a uurly ,iie lu i leas v .is recorded. The I'lMiiHe uiur nines tine wi.ii iciireseiiii'd, Cntitrils sell w it 'Ju1. .isbii,. Umoua i.. tiJ as fo.i w: l'.it ill nig .aos. f .,jV; luilii kfaln. 711, i7i aud.m o ne, n4 'Vim Oo eiuiLe quotailoin, N w Yor Ontisl utouk llii' ilia e l Ii.,weeii Ml, 'I, ..or.i', Vt'.u, i line, i r so', i. dma, lua-. i.i i I,,.t .mi. lui', Wuii.K'i, li.,',r.,ii. I'.ttj. Uki. ii ii,ll.l; Nui-ihwe-tern l ujiiu.i. WW c'-.'s, i- ind, kv'.-V.iila H.o. Wand, lltlj lltS I ii.iiiiio.il. nnlorruil, mi, a', oiuo i Mli-sisnoni i jAl'i Cultuious. Clinairo ,u I n,a Cv ,if tj. l' 1,. Uc, WH.riMH i Uunniti.i ami bl. .lui-epii, t-.'iii7 ami Ihe iweierreil 'iju At l l.c IbuiiU. we uot sales ol lli.ii -in, Is'i M.clin.,ni i ntrii. lib Ul-1, I'liiruti llurhuu n .m (j .c lis.) I' C CncinDall uud lautauauu.i t, -i; i uiiWajU' OSVaMi St. Lorjts and Iron Mountain, ClSo! Morris and Kssex, S)X3.i)l Delatvare, Lacka wanna and Western, loOV i and Alton and Terre Haute. In the mlscellsncorjs lilt there was no special activity, and tho fluctuations were lliht. Western Union Telegraph ranged from SIV to 69 J Pacific Mail, tXl W and alcksllre r. 10'ittUK. The coal slocka were dull, Consolidation selling at 3uV13;a;, whllo Maryland altanced on small pur chases from 89 to 40. Express suaree showed alishtly Increased animation, Ad imi rimz to 7'J'', and United suites from 17 lot:. C'loslug p tltxa at 0 V. M. were as follows ii. olt t mi. ai'j. N T. o c six -,i vieh Central. ..ut ll'( N.t. C. 4 ll.ccr. t vjitW. J. Cential...li.t PC bartem l K l.t'V L'nlon'l'snnc 38 !B'( Erie VOX t'., C. ann I.e.. Xi Kes.tm M'i HrlViU. and St Jo M Hi Isaennore lui'i 101 H I Ho rrelcrrou.. M' V) IVabsili 17 J 67.H WcsLU. 'lel 67'i M piitttMireh Ill's ins fscinc Usii..,. f'i 3u; Korllicniru.. KW flsiyiiicwillncr 11 lift lino, rm 0 f .'.irlioarcf... Itock Is.aml Ill V IH't Canton .H M KorttVane v Itl't Cun.t oalof Mil. W 1X M.Att. t'sul CIX tl i Attains Kturasi l 71 do.l'ret kj M'I W. P 4 Co. Ki.. to t Onto A tins.... 47V 4 Am M. 1. I'.I (7 44 111. Central.,... .134 lm,U. aulas lix.... ii DeL, Lack. Ji VV.IOOW; lOlis The coupons on tho land erant bonds of the Union Pscitlc Uillrtn l Company diis on April 1 will be paid nl No. 10 Brara'a llullding, Potion, and at Ihe banking hjtue of Morton, Ulss Si l'o lu tlili city. n.iSKixo axi i'isaxciat IIAUTET riDlt. A. I. 1UTCU. F1SK Ss HATCH, UANIIEnS AND DLAI.UH9 IN OOVOlNilCT BKCUUITlCd. No. Niftttr STRIET, I New Youk, March 11, 11. f Wo buy and sc.' at current market rates the First Mortgage Gold llondsof the Central Paclflc Uallroad Company, and recommend thorn ta Investors and others contemplating an exctiinso of their 1'lvo twenties, or making new Investments, aa a Orst clasa security, yielding a liberal Income, on their cost, combined with perfect security, and having al all limes a ready rairket at quoted rates. Tr.es o bonds represent a first lien upon tbo most productive portions of tho .Ureal National Pacific Uallroad, which has alica ly provod to be one of tho moct profitable and iQilucutlal rillroajs on lull can. tlnent. They iro well known In Europe, and aro dealt In at the principal 11 Air tea and Stock Ihchanges of tbo world, Including thoo of New York, Amsterdam, l'rankfott, Uerltn, au.l London. We buy and sell Ooyrrnment Bonds, OolJ.ani Coupons, cie.cule orders In mlsccllanuoua iccuritics t New York stock Uichance, maku collections, to celve deposits subject to check at sight, allow In terest ou balaucis, and do a general banking bull tic. Halt Si lLMXIL INTCP.raiT liEAlUNO LAND W.P.ItANT3. The iluttds of the Northern Paclflc alallroad Com panrnrc essentially Land WAniUNTi, possessing the additional adrantago of liearlug lnteroat at the rate of 7 3 10 per cent. In gold per annnm. TLcio Hoods are receivable at all times at 10 per rent, premium for tbo Linda of tho Compjiiy at their lowest caib rrlces, Tho land grant of I'm Northern Pacific lUUroifl eiubr.irr-3 soino of the moat Talmblo mineral, agrtcultnral, and timber lands upon tho Conti nent; and to turtles proposing tu aottle In the West, or to purchxo lands for luroetmcnt, theso Itoti.li offer the nnusuil u-lvantave of enabling pur clrwni to recolve a liberal rate of Interest upmi their money until tbo very by of the loootlua of their lends. We offer these llmls, eltbtr testators I or coupon, nt par and accrued interest. Maps and poanpaleta, tuliy descriptive of the Head, list Land Grant and l'irst Mo.-yags lleO'lV, furD.shsJ npou appllsailou. JAY COOKE A CO., New York, Palladelphla, and Washington, Ptictl .VgenU Northern PaciSc IUllroaJ Co. UNION PACiriC HAILROAD COMPANY. The Coupons due April 1, 1 J71. on the Land Onnt llouds of inta Company will be paid at tbelr office, No. 44 Hoar's llatltlliis.s Huston, and at the Uouit lug House of Morton, lillas Co., New York. JOHN M. S. WILLIAMS, Treasurer. New York Unrhcts. SiTrnDiT. March S3 Ptvirn and MtiL The market wa onu-aally dull even for Saturday, and trices were weak and ante, tied, the coatiuua satpplnf ilours, wbictt Itave ruled firm, ssow I n sjine de icealnn, and ck.sk ir iirity. We quote i pionr Weteni and msk-sp,.p. (antH lti city nut Matsi shlj.ii i. exiuit Jl.1C.Af' T5 We. tern s i I Ohio do, fSKV4fr4nt Mesletil tprrtl wbrsil tuutda ex u-os. S7 I ,4ft TSt 0 is i.itr wlkAl tsiras mt.1 tlua. ne rs nis. t'-:-. V ml tseoi-seo exlra. 'A into I II -I .'1. i: iriv Sii 17 J'i ;ilu llake'-, mid taiudy oraiwl.. 7 c S'i .'V leye fi oir. fV7Sse.ui, t urn inenl, ia,eiVMl Ml t i IWsteniaui Itranrlevitle. UKut skiiu. Nut'i.ti- ut ir un nt toue lu culfec, rlCT, or i iuIos-os. nnd or i i-s n miu, u.v 'lueaanaesl dutrar Imsw nas m g i.i lt.ii. i-d un t price tiiirttert fair to (t.i'l r. fit. lit is' c. sai.'sol luJU titn'.s. stfts Jlo-it. lor Cuiia. i '1 'oi i i 1' riu lUcis renued flriu at l.ks 1 ie lur lisrd. a.id Ilk1., sr lur soft waito. liHAlw W to at waa uull tsnd iuwur. talcs of sn.000 bii-h. at fiMlsfliX for Nj. 11 spring, m store i H. 57 for No. 1 do. iio, sal tl.,3 lor iie .imlier winter. Itarley aud rye wttnoot chaosre in price, and dul'. Outs were dull and heavy sales in 00) im-h. at KitetAc. lor umi IVswiem. ttt3t lor .-tale and wtiile. una lajHssas (or near lVelera aud Jer sey. Cum wsa lower au. I fnil actiic i tales of M.isj bu-n. st s: for new Yitttcxu iuuJ. aHuat, aoa it! ,KV for We-icru y 'low Paovtmiaa-Pura l.rn.er. but with only a moderate nnsiii.aa, ules uf tsju pins, i'ismi for April. Msv. snd .Inue at tti 'O. anj SJ til l' prime mess, part al H..vj, lleef dull an.l unchtnired. licet tutus quiet at t.k 1st yi.ur Wetteia. Cutiueatt dull and nominally nis cnantl. Ilscdn was tteaay and In better deiuandi talc of 230 buses Lmn'Mila .1st Clilcaao at !'o.. ana aw noxia here at lOHe.fur short clear, and loxo. fur shoitrin. Dissent ti oft lower at dil3i,c. forrltr. I. ard fl'iuer sn.l l.nr.v tiva tiles cio tea. at 1 MIJHe. forWietern, city no.uiual ntUr.ior future dtiltcryi 1.000 tcs. Aprtll at Use. Cheese anautng.d at 11. 1 KiVo. lluttcr dull at iojlc. fur SUlc, auduaxvur vlern. CoiTim The market on the snot was Xe. higher t sales of 311 bates tluclullni; i.lOJ lor export, &l UWc t..r midHlng uiHauut, aud H.Sc, for low tuiddlliig. l ur future deilvtry business was qnlctat 1-lCc2Hc advane.'i sales since our last ol d,pn bales, closbg ul ltKc. fur March, tlXc. for April, May and June, aud llirc lor Jaly. PuvDBixe Ilotln was qnlet and unchanged eOObhla, told st ti 6V4f7i lor slrsiaed ami ti for slo, 2. Miirtu 1 ui ps iiloe doll at aoe. i tar nrmer at f Co for (lituin:iou i petrullu.it nruicr at tic. for reilncd on ihe spoil crude US-il3Y In bulk, ant ISa. In bbls. Tallow quiet at rx j'.s for i.nnir. ctuier seed dull and uominat llsy quiet st tf lu; SI la. feuarlnu dml al 13 VIV. for prime, freights dull but nrm. I'.Liv ei-poui br steam the uomtnai rate tor wucal was CMd. i by sell ll.OuO bales cotton at u.aia-llU. Live Slock llnrkrr. New Yor.K, baturday, March S3. 8-ven car loads, or 140 bsevea, arrived ul Couiji'iuiiaiV jesierdavi nut there were no Olivers out, aud u sale. Fur tu-m r row, 47 cars are expected at VsVobawkcn. aud 73 cars at 101th street. I'lio dead unou market waa fairto-day, but uot to firm ai oa tVe'luesuay aim Ihiussity, Common to cuoj tteers aud oxen ure nominally quoted al 11- 15c. I' m., prime at Lfis J15SC.. and inferior dry cows, Ihlu neifers. sn1 fat buns at 'iubWc rneUie(i inurkel w as raiusr doll, and of tlie 1 JtfitTl end roceiioil.scatoely more than one-half were suld. Common to fair ttieared tneep were soil ut aXuseiic V n and ordinary to i.r.mo unslioru at 7I t"c Mus were wosk al a further decline ol we, i lb clualnif at tki, p ft. for good out n fed. nine, auu W-atiJUu fur neavr tu 'Ight earn led, ilretssd. wuhaifes' ilrea,et outssulij at lOtaUlUKo.. mi l a uuiuutr ul lull lad at 'AtWMo, llcccipu wcru HAJllXJi lSTKU.lUlt.XQ:. HimtTpna A'.snia,..'- rut oar. uiiistw SUihuns.iis m Jiajii tets.,,, it 00 IllOli 11414 tilt OAS Buiidy Hook. 11 U.iiov. It.. a.U It noil aate i 93 Arrlved-t' M i- '1 rttiamshlp Wilmington, t. uve. tad pssa. Mnuiiitb.i ArusUiict, New Itudlo..! and ia, ttteaU'tJiip traneu.iu, rjrtlatid. i i Ise. suit pais rllt'auisltiii M l..iuta, New nrteu.i'. indse. .imi pass. Hlsaiii-hty llatit'iis. Noifola, iuue. uud oats, hi.-auitnis (ii nrta. t huriet,.ii ..i iso and pa i. r-it ..iithip liar man l..vnuistuo. riuvanuaii, uidse. and pas tlnaniship Hermann. Ilremcn, ni Ise aud pass. Hteanitliio Is.lftC lit II, Uitlbniuli.i, nldse. uinl aia. Sloan. slop John Ulusou, U. Jr.v.owu, U. C, unlao. and iaa. kiicuiiialiip Vulitnteer, l'htl. lali '.Lu m 1st) and pais. Biaaniamp Pelican, Uel .a..u-i. II 1. 1114,0, Slcali: hip At tiiller, llallliume .oil!. Aiao. Hie iis.ia, river ami J ast 1 si vusseis. innt!i IJotirej. l'ei'lcctly rinlt- In nil '11 sex. MltS. Wi'..M.OW'B iUiir.HMt SlltU!'. foi all dis eases of chtldioo, snob aa teeiUIng, wirnie jIio, tu.. la a la.u, lettable, uud liunn.ine reiuaay, flt'l rid of 11 OulJ ut Ouue by iiilnj Juyiiu'a tjtpLClorant, a ce.-Uin euro fur all Puimouaiy aud Uiouuiilol aff-'ollous. Sold everywhere. Nil remedy In the Morl.l tier ensile Inlsa mob nuivarsol 11 ir lots to 1 ilu ami ifie ou.tft...iiou of niiiiiliiiid at At. .li'i 1 Hl'.l'iltf I'.rlDtlAl. tor the cure of uuuju;, c.at. anil uvusiiiu,iuoii. Hit roll 11 .HlHoreil lipr, MnriilogK Myirliiiie. -isu'wilur lu ul. nib. in .if i'i ..a .11 1 d t .11 liter a.nl kid'.aia ft J. I I V A;, ,1, lUdso i l.ivei lUil.oad Ui'pot, Vailc; si. I 'a ttl, -The Metropolitan llnlul will luul i... Mo.i I 11 ii.ui ubii, Mama ifl, praiunuu: 11 ale n 111..I tuie at .uclluiu bl.deiiJN Li.l.A.MJ CO. Whreli-ritWIIstili Miii'Mtili'iJ, 1.1 It llruad. n,. soul m puyiui flu .10 .vn ait' 1 113 per mortfi, Imi ouieaua durgu. Muchiuus to lei. J. 1. hLl.ia. Dr. .lllllei'M HsiiMlilii; nuil llettllng II11N sain As 11 ftsullly luuslieiue. 11 'lia lluequal. l'litojt) un ia. bol l uy u.l diu.'.utt, Input, ii llmadway. 1'te ilu. (ionium (luiliitrtlq Lncngca lor 1 i,ven.i4, oa t.11 s 1 ml b an diua'u'1ts. floilllcnii u M ill I'liul tbo Host a!l'SttUI Dit.sll.s I'tl-lthY"), Wl ulonsquaro. gririrttis eflotictg. 2. 2 A WALTIUM WATCUES. In soliciting anew the public pitroniga for TVstches of domcttld ptodactloD, tbo American IVatcb Company rcipectfully represent 1 That no fact In tbo history of manafsctnrei Is more completely dcaia-.ili ate J than that the best tyitom of making Watchu It the one Crst citahllthcd by them at IVallham. That tystcm always bad tho warrant 1 rea son and common aenso, and now tho tttt of tlnn In tho trial of tre Watcncs thcmtelves cannot be denied to havo been ample and tatlifactory. it It admitted on every haod-the evidence of dally observation and common repute that tho Watchca not only keep cor rect time, bnt that aa machines they endure. Ilaaonltl re cm that DOiMsg more It soeded but that thcliejiQi shapes, and appearance should suit the taitaof UiO pccplo. Aa to all these eaidjltoiia the I American TTatch Company are now fully prepared to antracr tho exictlons of the market. Tbay confidently resort tlitxa Is no laager any need for such reasons to Import watch es of any description whatever. livery stxe In ordi nary dcmatid, every shape and every yarloty of finish and decoration may now be bad. And u to prlco, lae recent reductions leave no room for doubt that tho WsJlham system of watchmaking la the most econom ical as well as the matt reliable, and that the Walthim Watch is Ibe cheapest at well at tho best. Many taw varieties of movements have been added dating the lut your, all ef whlCa display the latest lm provtmuibi in ealgn and Cobb, and evince the rapid progress tho Company ta making toward perfection In the art. Among these thcC new small-sized Tilca, lor boys acd young-gentlemen, H to bo ipeclally noted. A very low price baa been made for this Watch becamra Ittsaboi's Watch, and with the object of bringing It wtlbln tho means of boys of all clateea. I'nco belnr rooslaerca, no sacb Watch, ta qnalliy and beauty, has ever, lu any country, been produced. Tbo Crescent Street" full plate Wateb, added dor ins the lait yoar. Is now made cllhcr. with or without t.em winding antlwltlng attachment. This Watch to cither form, tho Company ctuUloogs all maonXtctarerl of nil countries to bent or equal for Its price. It la made with at the latest Improvemeuts In etcry part Im provements which Improve aad stitch not only make It better for Its purposes al a timekeeper, bnt will make It the great favorite with watchmakers. Tail the highest crauc of full plate Watches tnalo ;tn Oils conn-try-lntlxe and appearance, ta finish and general ex cellcncc, b) especially rstcn led for and recommended to business men, aod In particular to railway and ex press men, to! constant travelters-tn fact, to an llvo men who must bo told by tkctr watches the correct tlmo cf day wheaavar they want It. All tnch too) shonld bare the Amtilean Watch. Company, Crescent hired." Conntlng on noh destmatlou tor this variety of their manuiacttu-e, the CouiiMny devote the greotcjt care to ita eoastructtaa, wnpluy apoa It only their best men nnd best tnaehlaery, ant luuo II with lash rep utation at tiaso upon Its s tccess. Por sale by all laadlnej )eve.ltri. No watches ro tailed by Ut- Compaay. Ii01tlll.se 4 ArrLETOS, (laneral Agents for Ammercaa Watch Compaay, Irs Bros tway. New Yoe k. MA:l.i;tu ADlXP-nillf.tTKV.-In this ttty. hy the Ilev. Axel Wait.T. bll.t AJItr 10 Jubuaa auptUa Klin at to, U1U1 of Witlta-iwouryh BAPMASN-I.lKS'IEYETt.-rr the P.ev. J. A Poertcn. Atvls Itan-wann lo Vrto..' I.iosnnyer. llR'VN-:'.M.HI-.lt.-liy lia lUiv It. W. Lewis. Jaa. llrown to ttary Pa.mer. llllilWMt.l.l.U.UV -in Uits city, by tho Ilev. It. II. I :ld. tr It. P. ILowtuii u Jutta li. Auuy, both of New Ilsttlf.trtt Mat.. DKUl a-i.UAiini.-TlTthettiv. J. A. F jersch. Usa. Peas to Aim Uuigarot li ruber. Divoitci;tu OLOOlteAW.-In New litres. Conn., on Vareb is, 1171. or Juihie s.mfor.1. ul t. e lnentr Cnnrt. flavi l ii. aKkts iiuiii j4ry IIkioHuw. oetn of New Haven. I aiue. a 'itucv. MtrneJ lioe. 10, iwta, 1 tmni-.r -in trt t...uis, Utrcn 1,. nv the Circuit Cv'trt, bssuls Coiuet froui rhoniaa 1 nrtKt. 1)1 Ut. rifitrniwICK -oa Ma-n .U.lltlph 1iirtirlck. ton j or I 1 t.iiek at u liiuiua Hurihvicof, a.-ud 4 years att t lllOtltll. 1 1. relatives ana fr'ende of th fvr.tTy are Invtt-1 to alien 1 toe itiueral. front the r-'udei..--01 b, iar ,it., :j Ur. adway, tiroostlyn, L. D., uu Motvlaj iUii.a at 't e 01 aeK. .If r 1 1 N -In this city, on V. .dsv, at 3 P. M, Daaja rrrin Juiteu. u, ihe 77d year ul tut sire. 't'ae frieujt of meia.nily ar- .nviitsl 10 attend tne fnreersi, in Mo-iday uoxt, a; tl o'clock, from bos Use l-SHiene., V W,- Tslh St. irctiMilt Wll'iam O't'nitor. tho belovrtl son of .Tohn uni Llicsi O'Conor, ou Marcb 2B, lu the i&l yoar ul hla U'zo. Iba rcnillves and filentls of the family are respect fully muted to attend the funeral, rrutxt the ret Minei of Ms brother, trios. J. oConur, 3U I'nion iL.lirooa- II u. Iv day. at I P. tl. lit)lir,Ki)l (.ll.-iin Farurttay, Kth Intl.. at the rest, deuce uf her parents, 7s lava tu Orwenpulut, M. Uaxo, jsiiabterot Wiiliaoi It to-t Jullt M. tloodenotub. 'I no ri'lstlves atvt rnaa.it 01 me laruily aro respect fully Invited to atleod ths tun rak from the fciriacopal riiu'iui. Keu: si.. Ureoapumt,cu luaoojy, Alaen Aval HIIKY-On Enrday mornlsg. Marcb JO, UJI.Mary Ann, wile of Th'.mss Itiley. Ibe re alive an,l friends are retpectfulty Invltwl to attend the tunrral, trout ttie CburcU ui at. atscnael, I corner Mtt tl aud vtlt uy on luctday moruiiu. at it u bilClVKPJt.-Saaileiitr, 03 March 3, John U. Stryscr, lu the llJtn year of til age. 1 he relative aint fritindt of tha lanitly, and raeuv hers of Mosaic Lodge, No. IIS. 1' and A. v aro respect fully Invited to attend tha fnnorat. on Tuesday ailet rtwn, at 2 o'clock-, from tna rcsnleace of bis ui!'ther,13 M atu rt. Tno remamt will be takem to Qresn a-tod. Nortec This liKlhreo or Utiasuo Lodse, Mo. 41 1 F. and A. M., are hereby tuuitiiontvd ioutteod aepectal cumaiunlcatioa. at Corlntnkui Itoom. Odd Fellows' Kail, on luwlAy, Varcli w. at 1 P. at., for Ihe piirisoae of paving Ihe latt tribute of riApect u our ito worthy hroucr, John U. Strykur. Ur orler of tie M. A. PKKNAL. bscrettry. -i.i- .taeerxsag It P. V A It I) Uf THE IXniAX"iTKItB l'OL Uil.ti.ilt lu Ueae.riue diss aiet and toll hi puuei.t tbe uature of tlieir loniplaints or Ulueas, wilUjut re cvlun; auy lUuiuuttou Irviullisui. ocn MOTTO. We as e such balms as have no strife M nil tie' 'lie or the la. v .01 lite 1 iiti hi I our hands w' never stain, tur puitwa luva to ease ihcu paui. Onr Father, whom all eoodnats nils, Pr srliloa tue tns to 1 ire all tilt, Tiietlmple hei ot uoueain our ftri, Wiflused, rvout e our paliui oowpleie. A tlmrle herb, a linpl flower, Cnildd from the dewy lea Then) ttiall speak in (.turning power 01 idixiku uuu huului to llicc. No rharre for o-nsnltat'onur atvrce. unlit, a&j llroudway, beiweeu tilla and lllh its.. New York, JOHN aioll. DAVIDSON Ai 00., NO. lal UUOADWAY. OPlUttlTK Till! MKl'UOl'O I.trAN 1IOT1X, NKVV YOUK. li.aich offlee. 73 and 77 Duane St. UANUPAClClUilU UP FIUK AHUIIUUULAII PIIOOF 8.FF, Vault Door, Irou ghulters, and Iron Work ul all slmls, .liallruiil (.'hot Its, I'a.llooKi, lo., enamellad aud plsu Hollow aud Stove Waro. THE y0.1IBVft MKIIICAI, COl.l.Itllli Ol'' tlm Now York luilruuiry, ISA J l av ruruor 01 ittli si. 'I'ho I'oiiiineucetneni of the iitaduutlng c.a-s at rmoo I isit -us rh 'utre, on Iti'adiiy, Vlureli 'ti. at I P. M. hpiocbut autl uiualc will bit luoiudud lu tbu exeioiaes Ihu 1 u idle are eonilally Invited to atteniL A. -A.-lfl'r'lOI.Vta Dll.VVVIXtis. SlIuM'IN at 11' I. S L 'TI'KltlKv ALAH AM Ahxira I'l.iv 10. 101. Mai. Il ,-S, Ijll. itl, IK, 7, S3, IJ. 37, II. HI, II, 41. I'AIH't. ill-cm s No ill. Huron Jt un. 40. 0. 0, ta, I, U, u SO, 11, IK, IJ. 4.1. M ,U. I hlk.VI rcKr fcitru I'luta Mi. MJ. March AJ, M. 77. U. 10. ti, 57, .U. K. 41, il-, it), Khs'U'hl flats Nu 'Jil. Mai.ili l-n. 37. M, 7M, Hit. J. fIJ. 11. I.. 36, i.l. 71. Hi), ;i, 7 a. fnaes uiuheil. luuwiuatmu luruianeii, auu ulrvulan sen 1 luaboia, uuj i ti rt sy nl Hnvaua 1,0 tuns. .1. CLUTK, Iiro4sor, u. box I.WI. H Rroaitwav, lab anto-i ei.. an 1 s iNr row. ii o vTi 7 1 1 v a JT 1 JiT r rr k it v "t tv oi.ha. 1)0A1 IN OOI.H DltAWS KVK1IY 17 KAYrt. Pr set i-at h and Inluiui llluu riirnlstn.,1. tu klgti en nil, a nai l for ilotiblunis out! all kinds of gold and silver, biauiu.i llsak bju,, ttuvertuitikl avtiiu-ruka, tke., tbo. 1AVLOII Jt 0(1. Iliuikers, U Wal. i., New iork, aL-aiJuijiuse -s- .s'sj ji si..i. trjuiui ejiOlitW. 'IMVO INFANT.-, 'twins) lu ha aiiopled tittl 1 full i. -111 i.ia.i.T. Unto lilt IAltl.lt, 1 1 1.1111 in st. sj Buusstuft tie mi'i u il lasts .uii ..wsssx-ag- Hluur.il .SSiiUfnnitnt. I) KA IITII'I1 1, r. sew nod ptuuo with catrvoU it, 1 A. litoJi tirer' baiitulu. J IlliilTLl., 13 Am ty sinonr flroadwty lyllt I.TIi'ri,7-utl.yo lutitoiorti, nu"y liAi"ntl ZT lFui.'aui. JAMUi OUtlJIu.S, 11 m.tiir at., k ?JV Aliio.l.tnmal st, iylAMIS, tlelud7ni7 on I Orirant. of ite Taid btattiiiui tivies.nf dilfer -.t uiakeit, ut lower 1 n-vt 't'.r. Li"1. nl amit. or for rei,' "'it tl All.ltss, H lruailway,ihiiii au be luund eliea ,e"t" O I Mil PI ANOK01tTl!-tl iltrn snl.rai sITi," ??i f 1" pMWcloiuvr.aioul and L.J U Third st., uoui aduy, w JXJu. Tl A170AIN3 IN EVEUlf UKPAMMSNT. HAMBCItO EDOISaS, Sc., te., to, Co., loo. yard tip. AT KINZKYS UAMOClia LN'8rtT10N3,2c,5c,Oc:n-)..Hk'.TM np. ATKINZEY'8, W0PJIO DOUDLE HANDS, Ha. band. AT KIN'ZCY'B. MAQIO AND OTUEH llUrFUNQS, J3e. piece. AT KLSZBY'8. HEAL LACES, 10c. yard np. AT KIVZEY'S. YALENCH.SSES LACES, Se, 4e., tc 8c.. 10e. yard np, AT KISZKY'8. NEW STYLES IN LACE COLLAHS, 15e.. JV). np. AT KINEY'3. EMIIGOIDEHY HUFFLISa3,8c.,4c,So..Co,yrd. AT HIN21aiT 3 LINEN Blllr.T BOSOMS, I5c.,13c10c. tin.,.. AT KINZKY'8. 1UCU LINEN AND LACE SETS, tJc box. At ULVZEY'S. S.ino FINB NTJKLH.KWOIIK BF.Ttl IN JAUINKT ASH SWISS, HUM If TltlltMFJ) WITH VAI.KNClKNNF.fi LACIi WPS RIIAI.I, CI1SF. Till'. K.NII1UB IAIT A SOU. TIH5PHT, EYKUY UtT IN A PHETTY BOX. AT KINZEt. LADins' cnrrMirvca. from tic np. AX KsTVZFTTS IiAHIES' FINE TJIIMMEU lHTAWEn3,S0e. p'slrtin. jy s j, sj 1 y3 ANOTUEU LOT Olr TCN-TL'CKKO Bit I IITH, 7ot3. Al KINZEX'S. NIOHT DItESSES, floto 83c. n AT KtZniT3 EiirjiioiDanEH ULvsuiiEECiiinra. uhc h'p. AT I 1V7BY1!. OXNTS' nEMMED IJDlkTlIlCnil-FS. UHc. np. AT KlNe4KYrt. AN',Tinni'i.or of TiroaE nEMancn iiANntfKit- UllrF3.Cc. AT KINZKY'H. LOla OF lAuiE3' LL1LN lUajJUtCCIIIIlfH Cc., up. Al IjLaLlS Zlal 1 Oi OIT-NlNO ON MONDAY M DOZEN'H -X ALIeLlNUN IIKM8T1TCII s IIASUKF.IIIIillKFB altl.,l4Uc.iac.,UCHJ0c. AT 1I1NZEY73. LACK TIUIUS, Z3&, Mc, 30a, 43c each. AT K1SZFVB KF.GCLAIUIADE mON.Fn.MEI10SK. 10c nslr' A 1' KINZEY"3. LADIEh' COTTON HOSE, 0c Wo., I3XC. Pair tit.. AV KINZEY'S. OENTS'COTTON HALF UOSE.Oe.. Dr. pair CENTS' t ULL ItEOULAH ENOLISH II AU'VlostirS A f sC i Ste M Y tlti CLOUKO LOT OF FP.sThCH HID OLO VK. SOe. pair. ANOTHEI's LOT OF DUUDLE-UUTTTOKijis'tJc. FINE LOTS MlSsra'UDaLOVES.&alaJ., ftPENIN0 2C3 D0ZEN3 is rirtllMr i:nl.(ilt-, OF llll. ItKOULAIt IIOLLAH lili) OLOVL. At" TJc pair. AT KINZEY'S. OPHNMNO SKW 8TYLK6 Ul HOUND 1UI9A.NU UONNLTH. AT KINZEY'S. nPEMNO NEW STYLF3 IN I'iPk&CU FLUWUU. OOODS AT TrnnLEWAI.15 A K,iiZI'1"3' LKati THAN JOUlU.ll' I'ltlCES. at Kis'zirrs. AUCTION LOTS OF HIUIIONS, from So. yard un. AT lCZIaijfS 1UCH ItOM.VN TIES AD SCACI-'S, Tie. an. AT K1NZY3. MAI1SEJJ ibrJ TICIMMINGS, lOo., lSe. piran nn. AT lil.NZSYU SlLlv UIMPS,S.Ob,tVk,j.,l(lc.yarliip. A r KINZEY'S, I1ICU SILK TIUMMLNUS. at, Co., 6c, We jarrl AT KINZCYD SIJJI l'HlSOt3. 5cGc.,&c 6c,lSc. yard. AT Kl.S'ZET'S. IHCU BATIN TKIMMIN03,Ce.,Bc.,lCc. yard nn. AT ULVZBYt. QUANT1TI1S lHIMSlINaS.Sij. Ibe piece. Al KINZEY'S. IN OUH APCT10N LOT HKPAHTMhSr ON THK itCUM) FI.OOH O llll AT UAUUAiNd. AT "tVZKVS SILU-ElinilOlDEltED HllKSS OOOD u.jiM AT KIIZEi"S. J U'ANESH POPLINS, HICI1 OOODS, i tw. AT Itl.MZEY'S. SPLENDID DOUBLE-WIDTH OOODS, XSe. AT ltIV7PYS. SOME PI1ETTY D".ES3 00OD3. ISC, IpCj.y rt). BILK r.aUlPJHDEltED 01llWADIla,Va.Kyai?i AT KINZEY'S. IUCH SATIN STIIITED DUE13 QOODS, tlko. AT llIAZEY'S. LACK CUHTAlNi, from 13c yard up. AT KINZEY'S. MAltSRLLLHB QUILTS. HA tl.U, (1.73 up. Al KINHTD. TAPLE LLVENS. 3!c. X.. e.. e. np.AT LLNT.XTOWELLLVG.9C, 13c, UHC 11 r,SZEy LINES TfJWLLS, 5c, 13-, EKC, 14;, Sir. a, A I ULIZEYS. M A13E1LLXS AVD PHJ UE3, UiiC, )c. ae. til- AT KISZC7"S. PLAID NAINSOOK, MUSUN2. ICc, CXk. oV u, AT MiZETj. PLAID AND PLAIN MUSLINS, UJ,e. yard eu. AT laaL Z71 s111r.TLsuMueLme.vc ucyanJup. Al" KINZPTU. EXCELLENT CILICOIS. FAST COLOM. ae, vara. Al hlNZEY'9. L01" OF VESTHlULK LACEi. lie. yard np AT KINZkV'IS. OPUXLNO TWO CASKS or .TF.WiaitY TO HE I'l.llnKO OCT A I toe. UN Tlltt UOU..III. ltfcSl 100-YAKDMACH1NB ilLKS, He. Ii Al uLNZEY'S. LAt.EU.ENT SPOOL COITOSS. lc. spool At' UlNZKY'S KNGUS1I PEAUL UCTTOhS, tc tc,tc..6e 'a ne.11. Af UlhZhYT. rui! ALPACA SKI 11T UHAIDS, Sc. utecc, AT KINZBY"S. HOLLS OF FIND TWILLED TAPES. Se.te. AT KINZEY'S. HEbT aOLD EIED NLKDLES, 5s. paper. AT KINZEY'S. llESr DLVUOD-i-OlATHD ms.Sc. paper. Al K1NZEIH. BEST SWAX-BUX HOOKS-AND-LYES. '.'c. rtij AT atiiZET'S. FINK ENOLISH STARBHAID3, Utdoacn. AT KINZEYf 30-YA11D PIECES AU'ACA UUAIP JV pie. e. ivil.tTt s m tuazEY. CB1 DP.OAHWAY NPW VOHK, llfc-tltitUN AMITY ANDFOniTH STHFKTS. TI'ST OPENKH.'JO.OOO YAIlIt IIAMBUUa tl UJUINtlsriMiEiri IDAS. ami ULU'UliK .'VNlw. ruttrcly new and iixati pattuca. at cxucouly tow prnea. Also. LLAMA L.CK snAiTLS, tocaiht at pane prices, previous to the sicca of I'arts. HKNNtri' VILLLMb, 73 nroadwav. 'lyiEis1"' NHU-bPOUY FOlt VUEIlOYS.-tpriDgU now here. EvcrjtMag U fresh with new lite and lovellnros. And we rtcieat to the readers of the Lengcr-froih as the new Hewers a new itery. entitled: BDDTf bEAliCU 1 on. A HEAVE! BOX"! BATTLE, UT LUO.N LUW13 U U suothtr of tboat gmd iiltytiutt of real life drawn from onr own Amtrlettu agnail, of which Mr l.awta It auch a item maatat, and which alaada out lu ocrteut lltsmtoro tjikeij)' at Oslinlxjraw lowers sisovaUae lowcyhyfelt of th Andes I HEADY IN TUB l.BDUkUt, TO-DAY (J1QNDAY), AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. !N I'M Krat, will sborlly ua producd, prion 1 -UBVtsAllUisS OF lift .U. kit ANDtaUACKttstY, HY liltl Ki'llilt. he American edition of this highly Interestrnt worst, fit At punluhod lu Loitdon, eoiituliiluj a eotnpletii es I ao'ui iii hniinsh qn.tek fan ly and th.-lr ii.rari in. 1 a-Aciicaa, tuamuir with an Aamriintn a-l iendaahow ru their tu octtuliuis tuics thiur tt.itia'ruuou tu the 'llttttl etaU't. Osslera lot advance copies received by I K. u. Itlittlt. tl. U., at IIO Mi al. 1 tfopattiutiljitJ tyeUitt. fl'IIK ft PA HTN l-.ltV.IU hitot.r ealsiiuit B Iiiisivi J is I Ac ti mum, A. W.i 011 kiln, uuu ul v self, in tin u 1 ui' ul ft II L.liittuli A Company bus l.e. 11 ma.oivvu and t.u tetau ta autuotiacd to ejuliaeliu aal t nr 1 .11 it. New lurk, March IS. HP, Wit II LILUMOW. a 1 1 1 'SW-l tIJli Jilloob nnojEiiTii. T ailMiltliAM) OAI-lrcsl.v niinod M i 1 V oei .ami coat nl lite butt uulllt 11 ui li e llor.t 'ii a Mui-t. it'ilu ,g il.tily liv narit- fro 11 list it n nre. lu I aal.t by llill.lli.N A LOV.I-L. aul It Mist 1 "Pit Hill "fii'ii I) coal f ir -.ale i'" lnr.l i sTS 11 1 uaare an 1 lliiil.u t .1 f u ur (i.'iiveiueur tL. Cak'. tJ ui'r tou ti. t s u oleilifUiJiL h. li. .MUiSL ritiNcsss Louise suiriNos. THK NOVEIsTY 6F SEASON. In plain Cclorj.ln vatloni Fabrfcs, with rtlnyeTHtn mlnn, headed wlih Batln 11 audi, to which psrUgalar attention Is directed. BUrEIUOIl CUENE P0FLLN3. S cases superior to any ever offered, 28 Inches wide, warranted Wool Fillings, various mades. for Spring Bulbt, So. 4, MAULED BEP.aErorLI.N3. 2caies, Best Cloth, In all the Fashionable Bhadcs.for Built and Travelling Drctsci, 50c. 0 LACE MOUAIIL 3 cases double width GLACII MOIIAIIl, In varroos Bhadcs of Brown and Bteel at 37,'o. per yard. AOriat Bargain, rUHEMOHAirt DE BOIE. S Cites rCItE BILK WAIIPS, warranted high loi tre, doable width, and very dcsltablo, at 6JXc 73., and tL I BILK AND WOOL FOULAUD3. 1 case PU11U SILK AND WOOL ro CLAUDS, In all tbo new Shades, at very attractive prices, 0HENAD1NE3. t cases cf FBENCH aid ENOLISH 011ENAD1NES, new effscu In Stripes, Checks, and Fljurca, from 35o. to per yard. I LAWNS, onOANDIES, fto. A large assortment of American, Scotch, and French LAWNS, JACONETS, and 0HQANDIE9. Alto, Plain. Eartpcd.and 1'rtnteJ LINEN and SEEUSUCKEHS lor Baits. OLOVE DEPAnrMENT. Uldostn FttENCU KID Q LOVES at 11.10. SOO dozen best qaallty of one, two, and tbtee-batton KID (1LOYES, In all colors and sites. A full llco of Laalos' and Children's ENGLISH and (1 KllMAN StUC nnd LISLE T 11 ILEA D GLOVES, In Plain and hlgb colors. ALSO, A large assortmeat ol LADIES' SILK BCA11FS, TIES, ami HOWS; Uie latest novelties at Ihe lowest pt leal. HOSIEIIY. Ladles' and Children's PLAIN and FANCY OrEN Wolli: and BUODKtlUlX COTTON. Plain and fancy OIXN WOP.K and EI'.ODEQDI.N LISLE THHUAD. llaln and rtiney HU.K and EMttrtOIDERED HOSE. A toll line (Venule BALBIItOO VN I101SB1! f at prtesui never bclore quoted in this city, ALSO, A Isrce .sseortment of LADIFJP sad CIHLDP.EN'S UNDEROARMRNTS, th bilk, Uete Tire. a. aad Ma tlno, al a great bargain. I.OHI) .a; TAYLOR Jl N UN DEl'.V HT.ll BNT. All Lmea TAULE rLailltLfrmn (1,78 upward. White fringe l'UltSUl CLOTHf. all sUes, and Nap kins to match. lies and Dun IABLB CLOTH and NAFKIS8 to tuatoh. Exua heavy colored b ordsred TABLE CLOTHS at greatly rtvtacexl prsee. FUINUK LUNCH CLOTHS, all Blast. 6-4 LUNCH aad WINE CLOTHS, vary low. b I TAULH DAMASK at fo.,cBc., 74., 710., and i. K DOYLlfiol at Mc per dozen. LINEN DItt'OUETS, In all widths. PATTERN CLOIHS. ut great variety. LINEN STAIR CRASH, all widths. HTJCi: TOWELS, frtngca. U, UM. tLHV iZA tl.U pardoiau. Vtwyflae PHENCU DOBDFBRD TOW8L9. Drawn and Whlti UATH TulTBLS. Cashea' eelebratcd I flic I ION ToiffJri. A large assortutant of MAItSElLLSS QUILTt, S-l, 10-1, 11.1. sad lt-4 ai popalar prices. ALstO. cms QUIisTS, aM itaof, my low. Tha OI'KMINO f Use 1.ADLU' CLOAK AkD UN- DERO Altai KjiT DttPAOTMiUiTS will take pluo ou TU CltsDAY hSXT, March 3fc LORD 4t TAYLOR, Uroadwar and Mth it. (Hand -.id Uhryatu sis, JUAXU OPENI.NCi ON MONDAY OF I NEW SPI1IN0 SILKS, 6UAWLS, DRESS COODS. 1 A FULL SlOCsT. OF ALL THE I KOVL'LTIKS Itl POUTED WILL UK OPHKKD. W. K, PEYTON. j 772 AND 371 HUWC1IY. JJI.ACK MIsKS. j ON MONDAY WE WILL, OPEN A FULL LINb 01' 1 BLACK OliOS GRAIN SILKb, i IUE BEST VALUK TO UU FOUND IN TtlE CITV, AT II, tl.'A StotO, 4s.sa, It, ttSU, AND tJ.40 PER YARD, To which we luvlte the special attention of ocr Cnstoniirs, W. K PEYTON, r 773 AND 3'il IIOWEKY, IIOUsElvHEPlNM COODS AT GREAT DUlGAINS. WIS W'Lh 01 FE4( Tills iVKLK AN IMMENSE iTCCK OF I1KENS, Damasks, napkins, towclci AND TOWELLINOi, WLI1E iJL lLT't ANT) COllMKtli'AMSS. LACE AND ailfSLIN CM1TAIN8 1'liUM AUt-'lTO.N, AT THE 1 tll IIT HlllfPsl KNOWN IS TIHBCITY FOR MANY YEARS. M IIAUVULEACHRO UA MASKS, at tie. per ant. 741IALl'-ilLliClin) IlAMAbllS, al He. per yar 1. B-4 HALF-BLE.MJHED 11ASIA-KS, atcac ,.r yard. 04 ttf.HAiiK7t SATIS DA II ttSKU, ut 300, per yard. 7.41ILtlACllEl)'SATI3t UADIAS8S, at J3e. pet J"arl. iJllbEAClIl'J) btM'lN DAMtlsUS, at fflc. per yatit S-HiiA.MASUNAPR.lNS.utOOO. iter l04, all Lltstiu. Ui UAMAtsK NAPKINS, nt 75a. .iui-lua, all Ltnws. M HAMASIC NAI'I.INh. iilK. per ilia, all I.lnou. H D.VMASU A Al'KU-e. at l.U- pet tlut, ml Luwu. AllStl, FINB WUIlri HOOD'S. JACONr.T MI'lllNa, Al' 1C, l' io, 13s, 1 OB.. 30U. TO IOC. PU4 YARD. CAMUIUUS t ROM It" PI U Y AllD UPWARD. h.lLNtsOOKS KI10AI Use P'.s VAllO UPWARD. MOLLS PttOtl iSe. PUK YAUO LPAAltD. pigiKB. mfw krYusa, at uc, wc.,e., to. to tuc. t'lttt VAHD. W. K. PCTTOM. IT) AM' .'II IIOWKHY, NKAH Utile TUN alltl.KT. PUI.Stl FASHIONS. POi'ULAtt OOODS AT POPULAR FlUCfcS. ON MONDAY Wtt WILL OPEN A FL'LL SKUlK or ALL TDK NttwilaT SItLES IMCOKTIaD OF L a U IKS' Hi IP V M ADtl bUtl'S, IN A tilHSAl' VAUtklV OF I'AllltlUJ, sl'IIhiU "OU UflUNU AND tLMMKU WEAR W. K. PfcYlDM. i(7 AM) 414 lUUVWir'. jsmt-.m)iii isiiiiii. 11 swsstweensiuMiui'ti jUti'ist jftiuuslmij. 1,'t U.MTLKH. tAtlPMTle, 11" 1 rFti'ilvil, AT 0 Mt't. I 'Ill AV, PAYMRSTS,'M.'l.!;t d'isr.t..Y. I.M'RNITI'UKsCiirpi' and oe I ti.'tj at vory luw I' Viiea lur lawit ur ba let, or ou uglily or uiuuUUy payuMUis t (vr,Kfi-im iT't. tu ChsUmm st. 7NPn IllCt'lllPET. HKIllltStl. Av. I' -Cuuali tv bitd., u. 1,.11'U -ul llsktlil weekly uf 111 uttiiit. .1 in a 1 o "s.iaHi.ds ntt. WITat.l Dlt IIDNTIII V "PAY HFST'tT 1 t ii. 11. i.ia.ii.u'. &c. 1 piitctlcicr I Uiana-M. a 5r2 S j JAJUEM McUUEEItY CfJL, f j H BROADWAY AND EI.EVF.NTU ST. l! JH Si'RINO OPEN1NO. VSAi 1 IjH WILL OPEN 11 jH ON TUF.SDAY, MARCH 33, 1 IiUW BTYLKfl OF I BLACK AND COLORED SILK WALKING SUITS. 1 JAPANESLSILK WALKING SUI18. MOHAIR AND ALPACAWALKINO SUITS. LINEN AND WlllTk LAWN WALKING BU1T3. SWISS SUITS AND TUNICS. IMPORTED BbirsJUSTRECElVF.D FROM BKULIN. LSU'OItTI'.l) CLOTH SACtjUES (FOR LADIES) FltOlI I BERLIN. 1 JH CHILDREN'S SILK AND MOIIAIIl DRESSES. ClllLDURN'Sl'10.UEANDMUti.lNDltEsaES. I CHILDREN'S BWIriS OYERSK1R1S. ii I.N FASTS' LACE CAl'is, PIQUb CLOAKS. I 1NFAN IB ROftES AND DIH'.SSKS. gB OUU 1UU:HK1N0 liUPtKTMESr saH J IS NOW COMPLhTK, J )H ANDWR AREPIIKPAlir.D 11) MAKE UP DRESSES "1 j OF AIXlirClllI'lTONS AT SHOIir NOTICE. 1 aB A personal Intprciion of our slock al the opeuinz 1 1 1 aaiV ruiwaiullysoiieiltvi. 1 JAHES MeCREERY i CO, I Corner Broadway and Eluvenlti St. j jfH JAMIIriSiTC'TtTlptYitrt'tt., j 11R0A1HAV AND i-.Ll.VKNTH ST., 1 N MONDAY MARCH 7, Win mako large additlous tu their attractive stock of foH PHkt A full Hue uf 1 aaaal hEWSl'RH.aSlHll'asDblLKtl, ai'irts..tl.fl.l3peryard An elceant aiaottuieut ut rfi bbbbbbI PLAIN COLORED SILKS, l"uue'"u' lUleaH at 11.10, tl 73. and tl per yarJ( 1 i jsaaal In all the rhiiire tnaiics. 1 IllCn M'RINO ANllSUMMhllll.liH aH Very rich i'lan mid l ikurel toULAItl) SILKS. pjbM PLACK HlLKS In ail k-rades at very low pricea. JjjaS AMkltlCAN blLKS. in all tha popular brands, lnclndi I lug lira well kauwu 1 iH "ORAM) CACflKMIIIK D'AMMIIQUK," and 1 "111K OltKAt Ntlltlll AHI.UlliA.-s." I BLACK bll.li CONSI'ANTLY IN H10CK. We will also aitn to our stork or mourning goods 1 1 jaB t (1AHH OENAPl'lNK Oltl N AD1N KM al 3) ell. per yd. ICAblMILACK tlRKNADINKwatsTSIcts.peryd. f aSjBBt ICASKMtlllAIKOltl'.NAUINKS at 05,1 clt. per yd. lCASa:IIKUNANI01tF.NAII.'sl'attl7tcti!rcryiL tjsBBsf oVlio a lull attorituent or ihe cekliraiea I sMB HtuN ollhNAUlNM I OHM In all qnalltlcs, together witn every (uhlonablofabrla 1 IJV suitable for the aeaton. t XjH A.Hiif Merit i:i:iiY ,v t:o., I lilii'Ain. At AMilllll ST, 1 ON MONDAY, MAUt. II 41, 1 SSff WILL OFFER TUE HANlMOMLbf AjSORTMENT I tVfl fcPRP.O AND Sl'wMEtt SHAWLS i -IjffS h i ll I.Ml'Olil hi). CDMI'lllSISO 1 .tJaaVf OTTOMAN h thi I'll 1 1 .H1AUI..H. 1 H IN BRILLIANT AND NI'IIIIDED COLOIU, FROM aVB Fit LI' 11 Alii). j KSl HANDSOME BTRH'l.ti W110L SHAWLS FROM fl 1 jH t'l'U Mil). I kH ALSO. AN l.LLOANT STOCK OF 1 1 l.llMA I.M.h "IIAU 1.1, I JjH IN K.XOI'l'lTi; HKMl.Sfl. IIAVtNlt BEEN TURs CHAM. II IN hUlinl'h A T 1'AMU PRICKS, IVK I WILLOFFER 1UM.M AT A aMALL ADV.kNCla tjjaV on co.-sr. saw) INDIA CAHI.I.'H IIAIII SHAWLS OFRAIti: IIPAITV. IN FILLlIl) AND OPEN CI'.N I KS. SI Alll. UT OH Ml.iClC. jH iiecca itiiAWL-). fTio'i ta. I Ba BTRIl'ht) l.iiiA i-llAWl,-. Flttiw fJ. B LADiEb are litjt'i-xrniLLv lsvueij to ex. B AMINE. j BV J A .11 Lis Alrl'ltMtllY'st: (,'fl H llltOAIIW Y AMI II I II ST., Bb ILL Ol Ft.ll Ba ON MONDAY, 'tAKCIl '17, BV KAIR.(litl)l.SAItV IIAIIOaINS Bkl ts m:v bl'iuso Ditfc.rMt ooods. Ba 3 C AbLS OF M I'HIM'I'I) I'h.ttCALKS. AT 8m IKCtMH PKU V Alii). 1 Ba lOCAHiSOF.lAI'ANF. li IDI'l.lNMNrsTIHI'ES, SB PI. Ml)-.. A SI) MIMl( OHlliJ, Ai IIOLNll. 10 CA&ha OF MANl.IIK.tl Lit POPLINS, IN NEW B t)l.tO.S!. I i. I'KNTU. j BK 2 CASES OF IlI'l.l'llfM MHO'. 4 1 BEST ritEXCU MB I IIIMhll I'lUl KA. VI 4j AN ')3t) CENTS. B A Ft I.L AltSliltlllKN T OF I'lNK ALL WOOL i B I'l.AHW, I (ill HI'MMKII IthAR. UBf FINE FRKSi II liltl. N tlUSI.it, IN 1IIK LATEST rlBa ih.-lN AND I'lll.'lKS, At !t7M CRM'S. jPSB SEVHilAI, 1 AbKSOP PLAIN Ml Hi III LCS I KG 1 I tilt litAVM.l.ti.o bi ire. Ba CUAPE I'ltSM Alri. A hl'LKS.lll) tlATERIAL Bfl Hilt IlLVVkll.LINII SI'ITIS, Bl WAtuiAN 1 t.si Ntt r 1 it sis it'. Ba RI'INliI INhb IN M.W M'lllMI hllAIHM. B JAP tNK.iK SILKe, IN Ml llll'KS.l'UKCKH. AND BS 1'LAl.N till.tlltf, DK fl'Lt MMDOUALll Y. Ba AVKI.LOAM -il'icKllF Btr FONuPr.lt. IN 111 Hi'F. MIAIIF''. Ba 3 CABi-e Ut NasW LM.LI-il CAL1UOUS, I SB AT tl'KKIs. I Bkl. AME1UCAN CALlLOLS, In ALL THR BEST I Bfl illlANlle.FROM Tl K'l I I'W Altll. Bl OUSTOUKHM AD iM'KA.VO'.lta Altl'. IV'VITED 1 Ba io r.x Mlsii. is vet' .m.miFKi uimi OR- t St'AI. Itl't 1 hMr.N la ID Pt 111 IIA'MSS. IT H. KIDI.RY'l iV SON. 'K 1 c; i.'m; STIU.V oootk.i I '.1.1 I UK NOVKlsllEaV B inn 1 t .IVI.R.tU DAILY. 1 LARGEST Si x.: IN THIS CI1Y TO SELECT FROM. B pp.ii.L3 lwats nionr. LDWAItD RIDLEY A SON. B mUl.ll'Or.niat,ii(.B,aaaWAllatt, Finn ii. e ytt troni Use Itewary. B IT K. ItIOI.r r V "OX. fl rivvi 1 i.m.i n 'llaam! wit vuu. cuMiM.11 a..Li.isii ,n r 0111 stock. BJ COT NOUl'lUll ,i -K'.Ltsl.l I'llUU 1 ALL OUR RASH AND BO'i I'." r LI '111. 'S3. SATIN3. MB S1LK8, VELVETS, UII.LISbliV OiKilis, .a. 'AIL, Bj OUH YANKEE NOTION!-. FAmY AND HAIH IBj OOODS, COltSKTS, JEWI-Lliy. Di.l. 1RIMMINOH. bILK PhT.N'UKS. NEEDLE Vt.i.ilv-. LOQLNGS, IN- BJ SEUT1NOS. UAS'H 4tc. I BJ LINEN HANDKEHLniEFf nL"STITCU. It 12.13 BJ K AND J! Cl-.N.b. IBJ COLLAR. CCVFe, HEAL LACLH. FLOWJU. Aa H FKAlllbltS, UOSIKKY. ONDEHVESIS, A0.4C BJ KID OLOYES, JBJ MCKNIS.TSCENTS.II. BJ TWO BUTTONS. II VKTtY BEST. 10 BJ WEIIOl'ETO HAVE OUH K.1TBH310N OF I'REM H ISEe. COMPLETED SHORTLY BJ CHEAP GOODS NOW. IB) EDWARD RIDLEY A SON, -BJ 300,311, SHHOraniltti fl,W, and 73 Alleust, 1 JlBj FUlb bluck can Hem the Bowery. IB t'PRINtlKT'YI.F.'s H RICHMOND Vifl I'l.I.t l'. jlJBl loidlcs about buying their luring CALICOES IB jrltl nnd the latest and tnuti laitefol dealgns In thess IbB siandard tioda. Atkturlhe IBB RHjllMOND fK pv'AN? w 1 jy jl MVAN'R'F.V ASa'I VANS' aBB HVANk'KVA' ..'F.VANtS' BbT HVANVkV t Vh ANb' I Ba I.VAN't.VANo e.VA.Sa' B i:v s; jBJj ilfl liV AS-IIVAMB' H l.'VASh'r.V Sh' jBI HVtSr-'KVASS' Ba UVANoLVA-S' IBJ LVANb'KVAWi'RVANtV TtWal l'.VANe'KVAlle'KVANI5' KVlN-'K ..St.'r.VANS' Bi EYAKS'L V AtNS'E v ANtP jtBfl pi .tTtirsiri iv i.b-a.snasf. slaBW CLll'llllSO WA tKUOI'Sf?, IB cloii;inu wa ihitoutttt, M CLm iino wa tKiiot W, uB ctoiiiisti wa iKiIoiitiif, raa cloiiiiNO WAliiuiousI. Bl M ami en W and aw B rl'LlON SHIEST, FULTON BIB2ET, IfaB Now oflwiina; -BV AT It Al l P..iTk, AT II M.F P'ilfB. Bl a 1 iiai.i I'itn v.. -Ba AT PALI' I'l.'il lit W a 1 HAi v i iiii fijBa A I HM F I'l.li t l!V The Retire HtnK of Men's V 01111-' and Boys' Clothing IibBi aud Furulsti na O i.ls ol a Ur.m iway luthmg lluusu. '(BB Ot uds tut. ke l tu t'lti.u Fiifiiree. ijBB Our nsual full nl e...n' lite a-i'irltuoui of Fashion. IjSBB able Cuiklug lor wum; ubd Suutuiei Irate now sjB teuay ,J.,ll-j.r, rIAT llK KT TH 11 AllKEt. H i'itli t.-s THAI iU'. r THE MARKET. "B 1-KH.y.b I'll A V 1IKAT TUfa UAltKlir. eB ILOWAItt. y.VANH' i'TlB CLOIIIINO WAlH-.llul'SE, tt'.a BMnrtftsiFI'LIII' hl ltKKI', NKW VO'tE. VfM V, -1111 m. FUL'O.v bTRKkT. M-'W YOliK. VM JPiKtllditlOIIS. ffflj ra.vAt: j. oi.ivLK. yjfl FINE JOB PlilNTER, tJj 34 PARK ROW. OOdP wonK AT LOW ruicK8i W 1 I Ittlf'HRw' TINVAHK.-Tvii,oi ','iT4l 'l-soa fif j IT e .us, teiil.-a, sprttig b.tl trees, seooiw, inetsuret, vNi 1 1. ,1 in iii- Ai sr 1 ts 1 tuwirii always on 11 .11 1 an f ft null to ur ler. 1 cfi inei ttura, huusa furitisiuu 1 ..1 1 If ai. s iu'iji's tea eie tui lii'oti'ia lor liolt'lt an.: c inn o- wtr 1 u .11. i-sutl.'ied low lur o.tsi,, lu j II 1 U.Ul.o4 iTi sr-ey at., uisiHttua Wahiuatun M..i c wi S UNION 4JI..II.M i.l.v( 1, 21 thiui '"t- tHi J Pruieellve. reliable 1 pe.sn.is nn sui llers 01 V$f I 4 lueir w.dowi. vt. II v. ioum N, t i r iev. jjf.l V'riTKit ,,s"n Tin U.Mt UV IMti. B f Vuu aru r.ts,.i' tin on 1 n 1 timt uuor laiiiuu JJi for your i.enrni nn' 1 1 1 1 I tu e r tlleenyiaia w i JXC have obtaiui'd ne passant ul me i'liitun Hill, Piettii o.ttl .111. 1 Ii.ivj 1 11.1 1 i n 1. 1 lc out. Yuuoutrii .i Vyf putrunisaonr 1 III. oilli e b 1.11 1 trim II ok. U. lu 4i qrtE P.M. .So 4 I'uy 11.11 place, It llonr. Q) f Col. ahm lui iv Lea. II, RAYMOND, MY., P b.-Wi tun wiiu were marr..a P-ior UisiUlna., jil mil, are eumi. d to ntiniuni. "at t.t "s 1 1, -Four ft nil 1 p niml for old newsimiieri asd yl 1 i, out oou.,..iioiiu 4 tor wuittt lags, iceulttoi eoi 1 ly j rm,s al 1 lui l. it I TASTKII "i'hse. atanuii.t u.ilki r's T oel, -17. 1 7 All.il IS I l e ItlS 1 11 '1. .I., um 'vtJSJ?..'.''' 11 f, sy-i-t .j 1WMMjBBBa

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THE SUN, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1871. I. 1 II I I I 1-1 I, JlJji HJt. ji L U.i'J IU I J jfcgMuuJi mm4MmuL. tie- .1 H-ieu. h STIn nltb--e miiTt. I A UTint'IAli FMIYVl-Klf-.-Wantel, good I A handi to ork on ail k tide o flowers also brant h- p rrii steal-, w rk a id good wftt s. Applr a' JO. 513 h and Ml tlroviwa- enlranci I work loom .1 Jletcif 1 i tor J' !i A WET NritSK" t-.intel.-A flrtt.rlM,itnt- Ail" iin' .dlatriy iii o. i iii" I 'it pirpn rnir l Aaskn'S n Agency, fiiii si., nut th. Dower. IMMi s gitr c it' to In wet nurird. T -iiK'iii.sr incr-a w.,rk jic"ij7iiitTn for n i it i a tiiii i ti'MilIu.i". p 'itirpcti m frre If JI.AKIt A Po.NI) .Tilth t bei Hiuadway and lib av. "a A.-MOItlt Rlvetinut Mty for lew nf mv i chin'! i Ipstallinan.t Iti'tni-ii n tree J. T. Ml NpALl. r.i I til'orint .hear Its, nond it .ltiooklrn I A 1,1. lllts'r (.'i, 1"--S s. 1114 it hid for "sir I J jV i y iitall.ueala, and In i m I.l es laug.it 10 n e v I.l. iMi.M K f t an ion. i A T I.17 KAsrTliTM T i." ri.'V. i'; A a-win.! in it" Inrs i il. ..IP iiffr'.up' V at ant inmr.itv. t,nu ".,!V-li'ne' A by li Mill,'! i.l. mi-., ta li w s t'l' 'iM i A l'l ItHT.i'l. is- '"win inachpv"1 fit. monthlr ji A. piym.nt-.. pi..iy.,l worka-iv-i I" A IjI'.II 11 N iiil li"'ii'ki,t';r pimh I A ioinlici;il!iJrMiit.rf.ittio.n.,l-ti1iitit. A ITU' g l t'l.l Ht llh..ri wat'lel. Call it 12. A f lADklio nr nrar Myil.c. Br.iolil n. I (.Dim 'mi rfi" cuitjiti p.i:s. by the xrettt. i Jl j ihlrdu r 'mi 1. A VlKHT.t'liASS IMloM'ion" in.'id'nw A it Ml INK- I1 T I IIMIOI.1. malt'" up ii m -it rts wanted. i li Mll.l.l It. ihav. ..nd4'dt I 4 VSxp'im".'rKli"Motf apfri'n t:,htti 'Hi III III i 'ural M a id h gil i..lil.i l'l. H FIN II V. J il, v IK D Ut Meet lib I I'ttietolS ill.. I V VIM.lt I rACT.Por'on.nitV'wyk Iniitifl I T?l lllT-l'rX"r i. in "i" i. KM'" li uf J'ln itoio; ttM. HAHIr, VU Urnilwiir.iit iln'it. l.TIt SKWKIIS wanl.M iu I ic hui tT 13 Orclinr? 1 V l in in. 1 llllfl lln MiPr on II r. t.ii. .In I "lie tool t i't ill. VJIIi". uiifr Iniu.rr 11? frli-ir9i ii ftfit tljor i 1 I It I.M t) truron l'rc ich nriinrtit tlnw-rn :io VJb.y tOIM'.r ni HVri. rt, HI.W niiic.l. Oo". iai''4 oa hu n:i hi r 14 I 71001" Sit 1 II T in iki'-Wun'iM. ft fetr ntt f Al ti crd Inn on win. u 'n'.' i.iit-nl tr.o. m.i iriiinc-.i at. Ii it .IAMI S ilKCKV.tir. ajI 117 Wuil (l'l t i .r !ih ar n IHV II lir-Witit'i--llt r miti p. tnouutcr. rln1" worn, htit i .r nl. lirfnc A It I'. HA MIS wanie.t to imp t .imivp. Aptl at U tv .nirrlt l.i'tlll I.AUlrp l.irtnry UANlTs to luu.elltlni roll', .it II) CpritiT up i) ItMn TAl)ir.S -Wl inl "Vli"nr".C i inn puthii t li ucii rii I on iiiaiH-iaT. paii a in woi k at l.oinr M.W YOIIK MACII1NK sflFLIkNO CO., U r lili.ccprir. I T "A Dlf.s t.iu3iit i ill mai iif m npnr.i'!n :o- Vi i 1 J wot IC Sift to Bnol in l tia uarn I Tall till I it ni H'J vili t l.i'tnrwn JUI mil U.I it. II TTA I) I r.M i instil "n Vh olor 4 Wllmn iVitini'tiiiir r"4 Ijllia.' il Mi. II Hnu n "fK afl'-r Irnr-.tTi". I A 11 1. M '.r ilir.l nh r I. 4 I'll tllii I J maihinpa. i Hi' llirwlrr rvl'KUATTlils ti"Ir.. ni-iiin..or ,-i .'.m riilir. Apply at f9 larryav r.rt lieu o 'outli ofOitrt a liiooUlyn. rvl'RIt KTOir' mhI liin-'r on linrn nn I ihci IlioaiaunW V.' luac'iiuni 11 llrj.c i romer r..lturd. IM'.II ATOIIM wntf7roii Wl'rir riiln- ft Kj Imti I iiu I i.try n I upcly 19 Bird) t.. ti: rlurr rri:it ATI) Its' on thi ir.w'p'maptuw on Vii" I inoi wmiKi ut a; Kuri) Hi it., .-or (lrantt.J.1 nor ifkriilt ITJlitS on Vl'oii cVli'en Sl'ns7r,i"nia K.J chit p, at il l-ri it lt itifc.r. room I. f i'F.lt TtMlri witili' I lot wnioTii'rT'liil.t ch.ltf K.J rena'tu.ia P- l.wiiii irit it.. M floir rH'UK ATOKs j 'el ttnan cojti m Ru t.n'il-, UilJSJ it i.i. li t Ilrooklyi PSl'KllTTOItH'in ifie ir.wf'mai'tilLoTn tlaTiioT Lt'w. rk rf Wirrrn at fVl'lilMTOltS-wftnt' J oiTpTni an1 ajiirTiT i"; LJ Ka'tlU: at. 1AIM U IIO.VF.rt'-Oo')! Iivili lor pop-r b"irra JL ttnitly w irk goot ti2' pu'il VO t 'hurrti it O A P K 1 1 ll I X KS ninVp e "ri"nn lw It unj k ut I. alf aily rnt. j. oil py. IJ Wtlt Itr .a lirir. riKt "taTTTiTi A7r I fniuijou X miker wtintj at Uill Jir rot nth at. lKJT op.'ratur. In tcr. tuttuuli)l worK-t.ail iprrcnli. paid to icurn, at lj llanmiua i'., rotfi llrookiyj. V II ERI.lt K WIl.SIS'S. su-j-r. Wm'i, 1 1 llowf'., u it rn t limn.' n.ir ae i n ma'h'pr. 'cnted, with pnvll.'iie ol tmrituri ao'd t mni'hlr pav nen'a. at?3Gri'",l.!i. ar ,r inr 'tl IjUi it. aiid 117 F..iat nr.. i tu y nrai IttitKtn at. WAVrt'll 11 nil in? lat .nun utKlcr .t; iViKo'. 11 and Oo.er Uaker maclilnri, to work on Cloak, an I s ilt.. WILoo.N Ollf.IO. VII Itroanyav,eor.of!iim W ANTKl -lr.on h'.H'i lo Ifir i t i ram It en jitper'a f nine macitir la u-tit .in ih t et nf lailoi'a witkt al-o rood Hint in lenn i a"a.ooa maioa; t alio cooii fitiiihiT. tKietit. roo n 3. V.?iTr.ll tto -d nnr iinr. bi'tp-a. an I n i.i -ra J I n ani'M-Kiti i cood wiea anl itflr wjrk. hi ITillrtl it., between btaatwu juii Klrlnctvo. .My'V all J Fi'll VANTKI-A fea' exp'rt onrrato a oa anwing ni 11 rhinra, alio, aotne cniupeintit handa tor ninkins iklrti ami haai.u. Apply to Lh IS M-IIII.LK it CO Rlllrjjiitiriy. TTKI A- 1 .f'.l w im.n at cion u i Mull lira o at) T n m lo ntlic c lutrr.w.Th tl'.n, Ari'l) (orlilaya.at lWMaJ'ioa ay., villi eood o tre i o WAMTKII-l cood ilroi'ir akrra. one that nnder IT aian!a 'rimml.ie;: w nld taken lew Komi lewr tole.in. APilv it iih ar In the itor. near??imt TET rNrilSK wintr I to" ttli'i in'a. ti lo thrir 17 ownhnntfi, iter 'liaritc of the Su-era jf Charily No Nnrln -hlngt'in ai-nre. Its eranca reo.iilred. WANTKIi i ir-i o .3K ana itilt inaacra alio 11 .even d -cKtiiillrt a. WIl.bUNAilllKUl MlBroadwir. eor ofMh it 1AT A NTKII n'tonho a makert on I'oe cn"oin 11 tlil lit ro witi itiven oiit. Appiy to JOi. 0tllt.. 4 to tisa Atlantic a'., Ifrooklin. WANTED -Oool bnttnnnoio inakrri on line i 11 mate; al(j. rooi preaera rieio CA'I at 311 EaitWthll. Kin tutiKs'o on the Innde itjor. W AN'l'I'.O -Two nprra'ori on Smer't mw'ilne 11 onpan'i llrrnim u only. Apply to T. KKUS, Ko, .v: K al 17th it tlilrd mot. WAN'I'r.ll-A nat, tT.lysrl. trnni 11 tiHeiti 11 oil, u f'-r i nr of ch i.lr.'u and ail it la eueral koaaework. c.lli mo tt. W A NTKII Oper.VoM nii II iti'i ninini oa 1 1 in irt .it;jn o I. between An. U as J t'. Kotrance tbruuiih the em y. W A NTKII tiood p rntora and fln aliers on Hoc 1 1 r' mat innt on eh jp coixt. ua.i all ih i week at So. M ar mi at V TKII-Klritrl nperatora on pa.it., alio IT rini'licr. A ply all liie ne;k at 331 Loi.mer it, Vfilliw.innrsh VVAN'Tlii)-n lie to put tin llinill l.lue and it x. J T Apply l emcon 10 aud 11 A. M. Moaday tit 1,3 Waihltutont. W ANTKD-Operatora. nrancn. buter, imit'in TT lio't h.nii, aud nmitu.rs ou coali1. at 1CU iljwcrv, third fli r. W A NTKII tip r.i'ir. sill li.t.loia mi n m p,i t TT Api.lr all the moc. ji 111 lla.l oa ov IlrJOklju, eld No, m Y A NTKII -operator", I. i-Tnra. and iinitlrra oi TT Paul., klio a nujio. r o.' fliiiauirti tooJ prtc'i. U; Kivar.l ai W A NTKII -htilrl uamu m,d nmalicra in and nnt on T white Hilt-, at JIO-l.i-. 11LUM KILL'S, IS3 Dnene al W A NTKII J or I mU eirli lliv fin do n la plait. f Sih1" '"Lai,'N 0'blU1-. 7ii H.-oadwiy, cor. V-NTKI)-!-lx lal.ta for npcrn'lntr and ait Tor" TT nui.liln.' anil; eoo-J Ac .iij. Kail llrotd-

VTA NTI'.II l.mni-a fur good work. bta. iowm.h Uia TT chin- Inifttction free open eve iitiim li.titliar W A NTKII -oprritini fnMlninir, iinifr'. and cap TT hand HilKllL, KAIIISA (;o. Vb llrooine it. W NTKII -Hon I np,,, origin VV Tn"nviTT 1 T riitA i j i i li" t ,r whit- j i i.i. 7) y "WAN I Kl- FlpillTn nl nu. ill for li,i T T btarla tu wmk In tin aiore only 5J I'rnnk- In al. W ANTKII -Fipirleopcl mrH to work on papTf TT boioa. Apply at it, iti nud 61 I cul at up Half, VANTKOferrral nud oprMtnra and Oatihcra 1T oni.au. Apply at til l.unlow it., in the front. W ANTI'll-riinulnon (lnlilieri and haiteTi. M TT Ai antic ay llrooklin. ,M, MOHAN. "XVANTKII T'-n I aamra fur'vcjia al 153 and I.l! TT At A in harem lYMHiANliT V ANTI.Ii -A llr t clan tai:ore.l to work on rui 1 t'llil roat, n' .1 WuulUr t. H.HIIKA. VA.N1'KI nnnj d I io"aTrt InTiicht h "tie TT work. t..ll n Wia' mini, n p-r iu-.uii.. V A NTKII-A cooil lai'luTe.i lo npra'enVTncor7! TT iiwlnz ma':lilnii. Ap.il at ITJ Han 31 1 at. W A NTKII I'rotnatant iiurf iTtcirl Apilr with ic li fi-rrnfj. ai .11 Bicktlt ,t I'rV'klyr, "W'AN'ri'.O no i lal o-i ia lo work ou tlui) cuala, Apply al imtSackc't t lltooklyn. 'ANTKO-Smailelil t'".Tiiort carll. Appl"at TT NV Vwk 'lahlctl'o .41 lley at. W A VIW elrla In hu e andiiinbruiu.ry uoic, J ai KOil irody. V A-N r K. 1 vt"ni'Htri i wajei, ID woIi7 T 1 Mi r ail llth I fro.il room ANTKII mart eirla, In I',. FAllKli'S pencil 111 ifi.ny.fo it i 4j. t p r W ANi,' ,:,l, J.10 "fiaora and"t"woTbaterand TI Hii.inn. it llooieve t .1 Y A N I'KII Finlaiif ta mi fine ihop p.uii; the ocll li pi ...si i aid at 111 3tu t. MwX'.'.'tlvb l leJ'n 'l'oanl.lU. Apply at AY A V f"H lo l'l""! eciTiT.'. Aply at i ii 'in it, YfiJ..'.'i .(i 1 l'K.cn obtnin tutulloni. fra., lodr iTtKir e or ho.rd at l-5) a eek attliemr!. u Ktoj h..j... ill uisecKor it.. Stw Vork l! Via iii ill. 1 'me "U HA i s Aim. iH.iapur, it ,,ir in canal TA 1 1, OH KNSK in baaie on C'iiiiin,nro7.tr iu..iorv.".,'AiriV',u iu w fiWw 1 i 0 .I!,"." lk ",'f onclairel i i at i, i i i tu.iiii piM.eri. Ae.. 4oT i -l-H-l -t -LI I". 9 l LI fJTnleb-"itma!t. AllllKtTr.nmher of Kllli wanted ejery dar thll w. i k ai CMII'KNIKirsempujyiiienl liona llth at o r, Cih at.i cooka l.nin..re'ie- clMintiwin ilat. wa!lrt.o. nuriw. err.itifea, boui-wurkeri, email tlrli nun clt'i lately land. a ean gi t l'l' elient altoailoue without tli 'ay i -niiu imistI'I.s 4:ifai 'ri wnriM fnr A a uV"B,ll"cni.ui..,'lo ta'l J. ork jjo.n e tir.i.x reierf tie f 1 and aamplra ir work i lo, workcrl Hido.irii c, rue P.C) are work tiffitfWtffrA f TTKN'l ltlN I-tlltli wantel trwly i cnamher fnaiK wiitreaie-, J rooka, nnre. Iiu 'Irene;. I) oortworkrn, youn cirn. an I W arirtai I iolf I 1 1 Ti ir piaccmiwreny.at BOJlw'Zer. orEce. l.WI llr1'leT. pear Si at. Vl'KAV i.tTdyTienn. loiplla nawlani"T amclcof p, r ti ii -rv sella on e.btiti to i a e.my '5 vl' uaVo.,!!! Vulton it, nio'ii M, rrnoklrn l,AitllK ntviilier Tg 'iolh et.urli me I and i At. ly ln led. want -ti imin'tlHtely lor exi'e lout it'li'loi'i la clt) and cuuntr), at l-jolli ar.. oter druk in. c (111! I, l'l treneTal houaework In an Ament-an lai.i l) il-minr, prer, rrrd a Rood llrl can com n an1 k'Mid wane at Itltecarr al. VIlTri'iT I A I, niiwirV. Wanted, to-ne very food "an,.., at ut. -,.r'J-,M ,Von.,,t a" f;i "'-9' f rjiv?j;ir "ullll. ror enrrei nouwaik waniel. laiuiro if Mai 'ilJK rKUoSI Kldr dge -t, urTniNllOlTK uiake'riVatiipJ on fine ahlrta Ii Ji n .r in tl.e hoif O. II ifiiSON.aU Uroaditay, rt.tner l"th it,. 3 1 flior. HlTvfKltrwi'ileil on wi Ca'l at IJO Kt lih Mitt,rrf IT A ST I! Its pnd cp-ritori on teiu 913 Kail am 11 ir .1 DltESHli AJkitH m.l appr'tilee. wanted Ap pil at I 'i Writ Jii'i tiortliwit turner I-'l it-T.L,-s"n etatoraon fn rnttoin anlria, Vlir r'er A IMliuu niacbine food pay anditeady work. .113 4lh av. (i Will otfritora nn llnw'i in wh.ne to woik on T iaM-' nnr.hoir. alio.ibJttonholoprioi mllo I' Dior b I'.'onhule niar'nnr. 10 Vriey it top loft. Tilt l.s'ln perlnne"tbnlnfari none need aply Ij not cjteiloiicetl in tvin alii too to etiracta. I'lIALtiN ttQN. U'l Here, rat. (i(l(lll opeiatori to work on r iiu oa Mnier'a -n ft- i m ir. coo I wajei. Ill UiliranttU m .toor: 1,11 leaf ruTl;r"wanti'd. Apply to I'.ll. O'DON I A MM. .01 tlrand II., Ni w jort. 7 Kit it AN tlllt l.". onVI.eeler A IVIIion'a ma ll rhl le wauled IK ore'ltr I I at 1 fi'innrtVoteT. Apply al 7tl5rjilway. Ol"liTri ItT aMiirlrre" and te.tirr on ml' (rnlit't maenlnel wttnrd at 'i COIIN AlO 1H t-i .ih it between 111 and "III ata. V I A N IIS anu I for line l.n .i and alpaea roan i I i rui.iunt wjrk ti.io.1 hand. H Weat lull t. I AIM l'.s. a t."imi'-"Ve teacit thoro uhly an lew l inir ruaciiinef, 13 tlreenwlcn ar.. neir Jeduraon XatkPt, i it F.ait llroalwar. near llnicett it Heel P aim lo iram, icat, or bu good macainen we recom mend to otprk TA lTilTs langnt onSincer'aand Wfie ler A Wilion'l j ti'ael'inea for tt. an 1 llowe'i oi leather at H. UIDMI'MIN", .Hi Kill nr. bel ath andiilite. JKAKNKItS wam.d "ii bora' Oarloatdl auitai J pt iwlnlr rarmnj. Iirtj.erci.eril. 3 1 fl.ior front. X' KTVlhi -t ifonora"tn l"wrtri wa ita l.at, I ytndry 1 a; Walla at. Not e but eiprrl handi wanted. Vi'Tt ATIhTs wantel "on V. k W.'t lewln ma. ;hine on nnr namvl ihirti. In and nnt of the htinte, nni.e hut gnol liandt need car, Arply al 110 tt ek ift it., Ilroui'yn 'yii ATllltS immiHiiairii Wil'cot tllbba'a riaonioM.on lallea'aiuiaj hiclieit pr.cn, tucalug gl.-no'at. WJ Pro i twaf, 'Id f!nnr. 0 i'KIt ATOII1 waim-don ft Vi.'a machine on h.itv iuiii. Mil', and pmu.iti-n.ty nark. Ill l.-lifiliil. Oi'hlt ATtllts an naitera on lal'i-i' atiita wrk itni.iout. 13 llamlltoa frraie. Nona tlh it ,Jor i.)C'lir Prill ATOItS ft"d preiaera rn ladlea' fire iboci, it ;i n.-rgua at., llronklyn Call all the week. OI'Klt ATOItTi m Wire er A UllKin'a macMnei alio white unlit riMie ner.. ID Walker at O" PKIt ATOlts on"flne"ahlrta. at t. HOLSO.N'd, t.) nro.tdwat. c 'roer 17th at.. 31 floor. Ol'Ftt ATOHS on 1Vh:elcrTA W.liou'a machlno, on whfa ten, at 311 Weat 19th iin O I'KII ATOItS an I bancri on teli aleady work. 71 tli it., neai Av. ti. Ol'l.lt ATOIls" on llove'a macliine auW at 47 llet lt. PEIlXTOItSonladler iboo. Jll Kilt lllhat, icar. JI'KIl.lTOItS and pa.tora, nt II Watrtu at. I") AN t'.ll.OIIN hanta -antrt -Iliter. tlnlaben, ai d o.-cratora, aad Ctrl! takea to learn, at i Jaik ten il. IVa".'KK IIOXK14. (lirli wanted to work na paper botrii alio, u few loarnera taken, at 17 an 1 19 U.wery 1. 11. VLlKDNLtt ptl'l'.lt ll(ixi. Wanted, ciretiencid lianla vn I uitc au I pule wujk BI'LZ'iALIlKIti ri'.U IMIICIiMiih.'tllt. J" vTl'Kir llOXKS. "(InodTanda on npure paatc nork wanti-d. jl.lil.NK A UKK.O Metcer at. 1Al'Klt IMIXKS.-OIra wanted, "fod" lanila. to "u :u n. MAVKIt A HKs'nK. Ill Flm ll. TIAI'l.ll HONKS. -Wanted, girlito work oa pa per twin. 1i I'carl it. 1 HF."SK Its" aiid "operatora wane! on paoti i goo"! wa.i-i Call al all nonety, top floor. iJllTltT ai l7i-,lts and tlminrri wanted pirtlra i with ibiir o a inachlnea prcferted. Apply al 'HI Uawery, up a alra. S FAV kits and atllcheri oa n-.eu'a ilioei. 11 Ann at., baii-ni'Dt rlXnr()lt KfilildTflne eaitoat com. ill Jlgltlt. A" 7 EST operatora. bvteti, and butt .nhile tuakeri oa lute work i uood pile e' Vf Orand at. WII.I.t:OX-Ar rif"ils's71low'eS for leatber. IT Wbctlrr AWilaou'a, Mnger'a, Weed a, rented or aold on liberal ternn. '13 Oreenwlch ar., near J-rrr I'll Oark, t. and inUatl llroadway.teir It'itgerait. tudWbeelar i Wmon'i, 130 up, cabinet, 173 1 llowe'i, liv W ANTHIl-operatora nn aulta on Wlltcoi A 11 oibt-'a, (lrovr A Haker'i.and Whealar Wll aon'a, with or without own machlneai alao. braldera oneineer'i.at A. UKUMII AltPK, 63 Leonard at.. 3 door. V ANTKII-Xaartant rlrl f.ir wanting a.n' Ironing 11 and general houaework. 'It Calutrlne. alip, Qrat clothing itore from the ferry. VVr A NTKII A good operator on the Wheeler A 11 Wileoti atwiDir machine, to work oa leita. Apply f ir a few dtya, at VXi fill lar W ANTE II Tallorc.aea to work on cnatom rie t IT in nil undentand working on Mnger'a machine. Apply al tea canal it. W A NTKII -Operatora on 1'laner'a machine for llte.ti warca tlO, 111, and 111 a week. alao haat era. 113 Kait till it. VA NTK II-1M Brit ela.a nperatoiaon ladlra" rmta. II Apply at Hra. JllODLbrONy, 4bt. Marlt'a place, Hh it near 31 ar. V ANTKII A good girl lu do general homework ll In a iruali family, s. l'UHKi:, 4W"Sih ar between Jltli nnd Slit at. VV ANTKII A (In t clan tntloroia nn rii'iom nanta, 11 by the week, wvzoauo oliject. IU Hliz ihrtti at. I.YSCII. W ANTKII Veat ba.ten and buttonhole tnaketa i TT none but good Hindi need call. 0,3 Fulton av Ilrooklyi. T A NTKII-dood operatora on Wheeler AWHio.i'a 1 1 macMuelor UanuelinirKi call all tan week. 433 Canal it. XXT A NTKII Operatota and flnlihcti for pantt i T T cood prlcca, ll centi for operatorr, at Sit l!tat Klh atrcit. XXT A NTKO-Operttora on I'laier'i and Sweet', ma TT chluci. 131 Spring it. Inquire In the tailor itore. XT A NTKII- Thoronddy etnerleaeod operator! on TT itln.cr family machlcii, 101 Orand it.. cor Mercer XVT ANTKII-Apprentlceatodrtiimaklug iclrla who" T T wi,h to Irani uuiitie-i may apply at 33 Slh av XV A NTKII-Operatora and baat.rt on ladlea' One TT mora, and glr.i to le.iro 11 orclurj it.. 3d floor. XVT A NTKII Twenty (Inlaheri on ihop and riialou 11 pauta.at 1M Iiai ard at top floor. J OIIIKI'IN XV A NTKII-Flrit claia lallor-awa on coata.-Apply T T at 1 jl llieecker t., corner Ihuinpion. WANTKD-Oood button hole nukora lo work on ntie cmtiim inirti. l Proadway. XXT A NTKII-Kin ahera and buUonbolo maaera for TTcoati. 1:0 Grand it., In the itore. XV A NTKII-1 i tailorra.ea to work oa cuiloul IT patitaloi.nl. IIP Halt IMh at. XXTANTKO-lo good opcratou on flue ihoua. 1 1 Hi Warren at lop floor. XXT A NTKII-A firat rale lailortxi on cuilom coata 11 ut lWMiillvan at, Y'OI'Nt ladlea taiight on Wheelrr A- WilioVi ma rhlue .in aiiirta, draweri, and ovi-ralli tatizht till P-rfitl, charge. It lilUrandll. Work after learned, iii en eyo'dme from 7 to 10. k) OI'KltATOItS.'l baitenun panii i good pncci mU pall. I) .New liuwery. 3d lloor. T. hMIi'll. A ill'KllATOIts and 10 banera on vrata i ftoui 11 'JL to IIU ji week. U3Manton it, .Id floor. I t NEW thirl Irnnrra. waahcr, ml a hoy 1 W CLAUK'a laundry, IW Weil Mtli it, 1 ft OI'KIt ATOItS on W'lllcoi ic (libba'a i and m I') "l mil makoia bell wagri i li. a, MILLS A CO 14 Ilroadway. 0( l'l NISI I Kits on pan alnnni. In and out of U huiite; alio tin to Icara. 177 buffulk al., comer l..utn. i)ft Illltl.S lor mtliln? tamli, cotr-u. n tii ra. itil a in.i'ni. and flnl.h tri i alii, a nun for apln-iiur di 'tare rord i only good haadamay Innulre, 111 Weat Uroadway. cSfX flOOII baittri on itiii, 611 Slh at., botwuon -j.) Av. II and C. Kt IIANIIS on Jule wntorunti good houdi ran ell I hate Heady work and good wa.ee, al tlm Auieri can II A'r Worka, IJ Franklin it ft A I' I llsf.tli.A SS cTentnri on alpaca, litnu, t)J and cloth cuaia two men to preai, In aud out of tii- I o,ia 3W'e.t 211 li it. ft( OI'KUATOIISou Wheeler A WIHon'a tna ayUihtti"! iteady woik. Mil Clhambcn tt., 3d lloor. ftl OI'KIt ATOlts oncoati. alaoflniahera t-nd tll tai.ura (..t p. iiliig. 3T Iti.lice It., top Hunt. I il N lln want'do'i i uill i alio Drorer A I W W lULei ami .v ti lu: A Wilion tnacblna uaude i alio 1 good preMira on nis A 1Y It CPIIWIN 104 ChPirbat. 1 flfiH,,l,,,l ,0 w'r per liata, "eiitrlen'.ed Al V.y.""5?? f.,rB ery large waiei.at All, JIJ. and Jli.J" j, -!'!!ll """uco to work rooiai, u I J5nnltb"-cftmalti. j V TWtl tallareaieaon tit.- tit tt nialo.n pann i a HOprr wick aad iuaty won. 311 J h ar n.'a r Wth AtlOOli Preiser wanted nnlln nnnd nip ict conn. I7Un tt a'.. corner Hnlioid. I tlOlTtl flnPlieroiifrnckroaii. on' who can work V ou Hi e tuailiine, al u l.ci at Id door TA I I.OHESS to work on toati and to oporalc. VO UP at. .over Uell'i clothlni itors n OOP SH lllTbanda wan'tel. Iilehrai pri'ei and attady woik B y IIVtlA.'i.lif't.'hainberi tu I AIMI'Mta'iiihl to opetaiiopall k:nda of ac.r na J inaciiinrt ihirt tnd ofrrall and dnca panl rnittntt linght. practice in il peifert, all i plonlr of woik aner.hert yon lan leara uio.e tnaa onilrale. 177 llu.ltonat. neat li'.iry. O I'KIt ATOItS wiinleil ou IVIi-eli-r A- Wilson'" ma ch'ne on I. nan coata i wo-a g.r -n nit to good hen Ii. fall all the week 357 Idh n corner lilt it OI'KltA roits aid batten on panti at M New Howrt nr-t ilan iir.itoia on W'te let A Wll inn'i ,n.trhi.ii on arainuakuo KIIKKS'llKIKi. 7KsT naiteri wantel, caialmere work, und button. Inli- ninrhln. operai"r. 133 Orand it., Wl.liann nnreh. (Ireat Ainenrau Tea 5tor. TKs'r maker; Cm Cla"i7h.lad7 'M L'ail 0:h ll. XVANTKD-A flrit c'.m tall'iiraa on lino cullom IT p ii.ii ho ondernantt Slntet'i toautine. HO III Ytker it near Tlmnipaoti. UIA NTKII A f.rit c.Ml"tlrr inTtkrVThat ca- nw TT on Whteler A Wllaon'a inaclintt SI P ore tli it. XV A NTKIl-l'int ilaaa drcaa trimmer Rood wa;ei Tlgiieii. alao, apprentice. Ill WeM liith at. ."ill IIANIIS wanted Tor howl "and n -ekllM. Call 0' ill thiweek att Ay. I). iccond llimr. lUJ'JU. 1 L -1 1 iLJLI KlanltuSPalt. VTIM'NO man about ?0 yeata old that hat hal tetnt ri'-ettenrr in amirhlne ahop, or on pollihlng wh. .la. Aprir at St Franktort it. baiementj lIItST.(.'I.ASS rineri"nira "rimer wanted. 1 IiltYFOtlD A CO.. Ill Church at. VI'IltST-CI.ASS tnlllwrieht and wool worker. VAN AI.LK.V. (IUSN A CO.. V) Ann It. A:(iOtill whcclwtlk'hl and Plii'tiniPh he ipt. KUWAU) PKtAl.t !h t TINS1IITII wanted -Appfy to Wil. "BLOTT. J ttontlcriio ar.. Jcracy City llrlghti. AtiOOII. elendy boy that unuerattala tying and pacilng awilchea. 41 Franklin at. a N Intr iluent man wanted ai porter i wagci about IS. Apply at Water it. HOY V NTKII lna ItatlonerVa'nre. AddreM iu liitidwrit.n;. giving age and leildcnce, boi No. 4.ri',a, IVit oa.o. 1 5 1 1 N ncc'tetomed to l.vn Jartaning i none utliera 1 p. e I apply, at 71 Her it. t 1 1' TT K It S wanted f ira'whntei tie clotf.ln. liouia. i Applv at 40.1 Ilroadway, up itairi. pill .11 It' aiAKF.Il'iranieil',at 23 lli it., rear. j K. IIOfST'.N. (11)01) laleimen wanted lo ao'.l a very deelrabla y Pfkagt eitirle to rrocera and ilrnggltla: alaa lo atlt to realdrncca and atorea. orQno 11, 121 Front at. nil II itrapprra an.1 nollinerifnr Praia work. Ap VT ply io J. A 11. JO. NHS A CO., 1 Weat (tail. nKCI.KIt wanted on children'! ahora at MolProok, I.. I, Heady amploinient i thrlrlng aettlement, ovrr 100 famdlea ehurcnci. itorei, tchiof. noit office no and rope fictcrleai Iota I13t fa rail 111 peractei bouioa ftir tali on monthly i artneni. T. A li WKUai Kit. 3? Uroadway. New York. UO rilll TIIK "WEST t-O'ie ol the ajrn'ji of lhalbildrrn'i Aid f jcit-ty, 13 l. i'Uth it who haa rpildi d nine yeara in Kauai, Miuotirl. ltllnoia. and pther Wntern s:.i'ea.wi1 auiit ftmlltei to reach tbc Wci Call all Ihe week from 13th lo April Al. JA I'.INN tilts Oruanientcra ant itripera lor tin ware. IIOKIIITK lllt(l!.. 10 and 17 Tiffany place. Iltooklya. 1l. rillU'.lt wanted logo a ehYrl dlilanee In the country a permanent altnatloa for a nret-ctau wotkmtn Appli ta J. A II JONK It CO., 10 Weat Fourth at Wnlty 1)1.1' Till Kit wanted! none hut a co-id workman I tired apply. II S. KLL13, SA Slh ar., Isth and l)lh atxreti. 1OItTKIt wanied: one etperleneet In tno cap Imaineia. jri.llt.HsAIISF.lt A llltt) 93 Orand ll. SI'INNKIt wanted, dtuble haadeJ. twine ant rope, at llilti'ook. I. 1 t iteadr emptoment. Flonnah Ing iriilenienl t over 100 famlltc, atoret, chorrlt.it hoot, l'o.l O.H' e anne and tope faetorlei Lota.l.ti farm, to per acre llo'iaeir.iriale on monthly parmenie. T A. It. WKII3TI.lt. OTJlrtudway. NVwl-prk. Slldk.llAKKIt. A Toting man to help to rut itorktaiaaa y nag man to cut upper, al 7 Fallon at Brooklyn Steady wort. SIIOKCt'TTKIt wanted, a amart workman that haa a thorough knowle Ue of the breach at 3171 ay. 1 1 UlT'Til NTrfltS-A competent and atradr Joh Jl printer wanted to go to Oalreiton. Tetaa i lilglieat rtle of wagri and permanent employment. Addreat lorlt Ikii 1.1, Oalteiton, Tctat, or V.UlMfclt, LU TU!CO, New Yor k TllO TA 1 1. OlIS A jounir man to work nn coata or J pifiia and br itaiful about the itore. Call a'l week at v-4 Ctart l., Hrooklyit; MUltltAY. fill Nsllii IIS Ten good handi on aaanrtinrnt J work and piiiiteanit also, ml Icrera. IiOKUL'CKS lac'ory, 40 and 41 Tiffin t place, Urooklyn. fllWO ati!age patnlen and ona wood norker al 1PWKKNKY A FLYNN'3.13 nicks St IllOOklyn. fl'Ali.Olls wanted on rnata aid pantti also, e J l.u.litlman. in the e:orcS4 ITlr.cc iu rilo TA 1 1, 0 Its. Wanted, a preuuian oncutoin J ptnta. I7f. I'orai Ih iu. rear ahup. fllU o rood carpenters wanted. Apply al so 1'rlnco JL il., at W o'clock. XVT ANTKII.-Macbinlita and blacksmith! will great T I Ir Improve thrir cinditloc by Jolnln; the Interna tloral t'nlon of M an I 11 ofN A., now ret resented In almost every town throuc hout the Untied statei. For information addrras M andlt Uoloi.No S3, SOlstav. See about lector to the tneahlnuts and blacksmltbi of New York on another page. XVE.lVp.ltS wanted-Fonr good inosauito net IT weaver for wide powar loomf i also, a family of fonr ormcrefaclory panda for spoollmg. twisting, Ac., Ac, to Co 100 mllea Irnm th city. Apply to PAt,M Kit A KKNDALL, IM Chatham tt. TANTKI1 A competent man who undeaet-ndi II gla algn and labal wrltinar to take conge of a rHaa algn and latwl eitabriatiiiaeat i must come veil recommended. Address Wl. acnhJIILK, 43 gonlh 3d it.. ILlladelphls. XXT A NTKII A angar botlrr to go to llataojaai one TT who ran "graioTa Uia pan' and naderslanla the liualneas tlioroughir can hate aa Imiaedlati and per tnaae&t eLstacement. Apply to alaCS AB A IIAItLiy, M Johnit N Y. WANTKII A man that nndertunda roanlng a TT montding machine and finishing np monldlnga, and can also ran a arrofl and band saw. to go to Hack, enaack, N.J. Apply at 00 William si. from I to IJ, this mora lag. WANTLI)-i3 caavasaen for the original Howe aewlng maebinea Improved. Apnlr to K. If, W1L I.IAM.1 general ateni for Luog Island, 4t9 Fallon st an 1 103 Ilroadway, Urooklyn. Apply at Ue Uroad way office. WAtlKS EXTIIAOIt IIINAItY I-Shampooera nante.i ptoul, yvuog, ton-ai, tndnatilous. po. Ida, temperate Prnirstaal ,nen an1 women. Apply at AMii:i.L Turkish Hatha. Leilngton av aad thit. XXT A NTK 11 A few loteuigent ho ri, about 13 yeara T T of age, tu learn the stammug bnslaeil. Apply be tween I and 10 ovinrk tlm day. I- UUYFU'ia A Cf).. SaaiUTbotaaast. WA NTKII-A smart buy or yoang manli to H In T T a derital laboratory, artjualnted with rubber work, and of good mural chataeter. Apply to OH. WAIT A titlN'. JO Esst 3h It. XVANTKII All persons who are not palfiTor their 11 fahnrt.r goods to cull na IVII. H. IIAIII'LII. law. ter. 1 tlnrray at i.eir Uroadway. Lrgat auvlcefree of charge. Divorces obtained rlllioot pnbllcltT. XY A NTKII--everai smart, 'intelligent lads, who TT have some knowledge of the drv good a hualntna. as asil.tant aaiiisine.n those who reside with their pa rent! preferrod. App'y at 271 Unwary. XV A NTKII Man to drlvii wagont tnnn depoilt ic TT curlty also clerk In olllce, and two traveli ng ile-mrn. Apply al Ucntral Ateauy, 217 Fnilon ll., Ilr toklyn. WANTKII-A hoy in a tailor stor. one thiMa aequatuled with the bnilnris. Apply with good reference to M.J SIIKITAUI), 111 Ilroadway. XXrANTKII-A locond hand on cakes, none b7t TT one who has good references and Is respectable neod apply, at V.A Id ar corner Wlh st. XV ANTKII At S3 lleekman st Frst-elnss designer TT and carter, to make fancy pill eras (or carters) rtouauihcr oeel apply, WANTKir-A yoang insn"ai cpyit must write a rapid handi wages f 1 9 per wee. Addren A box 101, Bun etllc'. ""y'AVriTil-fwi" rcapectat.le tailora who under TT stand the business thorou.lily. inaulre ut vol nth ar. XV ANTKO-A coach nalnt-ri one thit can ttrhie IT audnnlilii also a blackiniltb, Call at 210 West I.' II. WANTKII-Konr Journeymen slalr hull. ler. nono TT but Dial cl us trorkiu-a uccl apply, at lit Lait Mill. XX'ANTKII-Twoai'ilve grocery clerka to call on TT customers aa I take orders. Aply al HJKait 7llh I trett. XX" A NTKII-I.Uilit hod mater, also boy tu learn TT trluiiuinf. Larrlsge factory, Ilroadway aulCJiU rlreet, XX' A NTKII A nrn clai. saleiman In tlm lelall ihoe TT tlore (no other need apply), 4W Orand st. WANTKII-A good boy that'll ndcratamie how to airlp wiappera Innulre at .111 Canal al, V A NTKII-tlyaterntan, a'nT waiter, at Lliulou TT oyiier House, '13 Opinion si llrooklin. XVNTKli-A rain In work on"afarui, Apvly at 11 the hair factory, 6'lih si Nolh llivcr X7 ANTKII A young man to run cylln'icr and iTor TT don prcnes. Apply tt IU Ilarclay al. XX'ANTKII-A iir.lcliss carrlago Irlmtni'i', CJr ter TT llo)i and Livingston all llroiklya. XXf ANTKII A l or to attend In a resiauiaul. Apply T T al 111 Ol h av lomer SJlh al. 1 t ANTKI1-A good .narhle culler, nt in Kaii iaiilT T T at between lit ai d Id ava, XV t NTKil-Aopj"panerli7nger aad pamtcr, at IT Ili'LMKH'lt. ifllllu lean st. XVANTKII A msnTu work on Amcritaa confer TTlluiieiy 41 Coi Han II St. W A NTKII A hot at the painting, at 0 West (in it. TT tlood roirrenco reipurej. XXr NTKIA lelterer"oawagons. 433 W"i"lltn TT st., near 10th ar. XX" ANTKII-Cyllnder press and Oorilonreed7ra7al 1 T 31 ueekinai st. Y ANTE II I wo uoyi that understand carvini,', at T T iw miiiii at. S aiTar'iil '''tiu driver, at sugar reOnery, in ANTKll.-aath oiaVors, arirMaTlou il tnO l.AIIOItKTlS wTntedon aewera, "AnpiTou L IJU u4.44A aa. laid iluui SU LUJi A MuJUiL. SJInnfttstJlattJ. t (Kltlll boohnakr-r tm go to llacksnsaek, N. J., to A work by the week or l ib. Innilire at KIOpM ft., tbird floor, iro.n IQloUo'c if if. Jtillt Ql'l'THKK. Ailli'Ntl man wnutcd to" clean nih aud oped uyn-ri. llllihar. CATlll'KNTKIt'wahrcd. -Apply at l Amity it. (1 OOl'iTlaT'rrmTlli an t helper, at 113 West Htu al. "(Toill) Jobbing smith at 31 Slono it. AllKIt wanted A loiiui man to work ou bread, Ji nes. aud nak.'. Qtrl8iii ar. lAlt It 1,1(1 K pn,nt-r wanted a good wortsman l steady jo'.). Hioaiway, hear Urcenc ar., Willla.us tmrgh. C i"ViTitlA(lKhlsek-imllh wanted to go In thorond trt I all at 7t llowery. tlm day, n. t ll and 2. I l.ASS lM.()VT:i(S unci ou artillcltl fruits AIT sood war. Applr it tl'lre ne it. IINKSS tnakrr wanTed. al IrrlKTus'ilna er neir rnnkfln av Urooklyn. I'ATKIUK llfliri'. nOltSESIlliklt-Wantrd. a ffoorman. Call lull motniug early at XX Kait llhjt ner Av. U. nKltl, tiiinnieriwantedoa turaod csckt. 11 Powen it Willinmshurgh. IKF.SS.1IEN, bnten. and flntshcn, ou coals wanted, at Wl Oran I St., 2d floor XX'ANTr.Il-l-eier.l machl't'ti to go in the comm it try. unglo men jueferrcJ. Apply from W nil 2 O'clock, at o 1YAI.ii f A01'.J. .10 Soullnt.. New Yotk. AX'lNTLlT roffhe l. S. Narr. seamen, ordinary IT aeatnen, and landsmen, at tite ermoot Itunii-. ill Yotk st Urooklyn. TIIOJJ'l.UlltOLL. XV ANTKlT- A few goo I eaTrPige-iilntirs, varnllhT IT ei", aid rough stuff ruhborsi steady work. IlL'NVScarlage tactiryt-i av or. ih at. X' ANTKII-BtoneVaTier, t'aini banl, and painter, TT by the month, at low wsc.'i. raiiliAUDitov. cat 'tti nr. WANTKII Two harms, makers and twt good stitchem none but good workmet need apply. lTJI'gh ll., Urooklyn. "XV ANTKli-Twoi aliors, ai31 croeli-r AnnEJ XXrANTEIl-2 booI catch palnTeFiT-t 61d 3 iar-i T T also, a b ackunltb tn J helper "yyNTKII-A" sooii'ullor. Call lor a day l, at 2.017 5ii5ii'.tMInn. I 1,1 VKnian wllu IMOcanaecure a half tolcrrst In i the belt pajlii hutineaa ta the country. Aply Win morning. Ill Fallon St.. Urooklyn, rooms 10 end II. Tl'.irNTitorofor ssleTtlll 11 est 4M at.. Innmre V of WM. Kill Kit. 1) iZunVsil I TII IN(J. -Wanted, a good mechanic I J aa partner t bnslBraa alteadv eatablisuol. Address OCacKSJI ITII.botlta. Sunotllee, B7lUEIty-IJo!ng a good iratei latlsfactorr rea lonsfurielllnr. P. 8NATZ. Av A, corner llth et. JUTCUEiritoro lor lalo. L9S1 3d"iv IWUi IL iTTxcKLLENT opportunity ror a man of imall JTj tneans.-l be owner of two grocerr itorei wants a partner tn attend to the Inside buiineit of one, or will sell one out 1 long lease, low rent, and good business locatlona. Apply to 8. FLKTCIIKli. Trcmont. 1?(l It SA I.Kclieap A0rst-clets drng itoro on one 1 of the leading arenae! In Urooklyn a (Ire years' lease from Nay I. 1371, and only part cash reqalrrd i price. 12 300. Addrcta W U. H boi 141. Nn office. 1" JOlt SA I.K-The stock tnd nunrei of a grocsrr t i lent only t mult be soldi Ilia beststanl on tne nveenr. Inquire In t-o butchers, 762 2dav, between (lltanl ll lits. 17I1U HA I.E. ch-an-An old ontabllfbcd diitllliry nore, with or without stoea t doing a good family iradet cheap rent. Apply at 4i! West list it., near 10th av. 171111 BAI.Kcheap-ftoik and fljlurct of aconfic 1 llonrry Apply at 310 south 71b it., opposite New aikor., Jcney city. i?OllSAI,Eeheap-Acaudr store, with ice croam saloon and soda water apparatus. 471 2d ar. 1?(IIt SAlTkT'hripA imuaTTlorr'with stork and Allures complete. Apoiy at li) 2d si. 1"(IK SALKchcap."st"i"ck and tltturoa ot grocsry acd milk oepot. 2X IVeat 12in al. 1 1tOl'KIt V and tiureJ for sale, at iJJLutlJia VJf itrevt. lTOCli AMI I'lXTI'ltES cf ctar store and O news depot lor sale cheap low root. 637 lib ar. fllUK St' irsritTllKII, going out of t.uslneis, oilers L the siock or an old and well ratabllahrd aland for the umbrella aud parasol builneis excellent Jobbing trade i rare opportunity for a Urn. led capital t will be closed out at a bargain If ct'led for soon Call oa or address it. MANN, 68 Uroad et. Trenton, N.J. rilll l'AlNTEItS.-A ntitclan opportunity for a I. painter with a aunll ctpltali an eiiabllshed corner business, with a't aipliances, clicap. Apply at the store, 32 Union ar .cor. Java at Orlunnotnt, u L fliTrTA 1 1 .11 It H-io" veart" bohelllDg builncss lor X sale at 101 Kast Ilroadway. fllO l,KT-A"iTofe, a id alock for sale i sold on ac 1. count of sickni'is. 470 Ureenwica st, XV A NTEli-Jltn with 3nui buMnlss aytng Itlper T 1 day. Ilalolne tlaoulactory, 171 Fuitoo at. 5il'lTsT. TIAIIKTeT. 31 andliVrs.'-ISO new t)-Sz sum. rcplctii witn modern tlitnres, will be given to rrspontlble part.es at a mere nominal weekli rent i no bonus rnjulreil. To marketmen the chances herein offered are of a tery superior character. Apply on the premises. Wil. n. r'AllUAIt. Sir IttA WIl.l. pnichase stork, nttures. and tl.WWW good w.ll of a fit.cy giods store, cstab- I. rhed'JO yeara rare cbanc aatnitctorr reason for telling AddreuP O. hot 671, 1'aterton, K. J. JrJoatJ nJoomi. VT :i Kastlloast ia tt.-IIooins t) let, from 13 to 110 perm-nih Apply on premises. AYOI NIl man. alao young lady, can have board at 713 3d av ror IJltijitj 171' It N IflilEllTront hall bedroom for a slogte gru tleman Lu a quiet house. 110 Hudson st. (J. ilO It s-Utaotlal board and lodging with single T rootua ti per week i slugiu rooms without board II. at the Hotel eca Kuropeena, W Kail llooston sticar tl-oadway. f 1141 JUliT Fnrolibea rooms for housekeeping i light X beuroouts. u Allen st between Orand and moouf. Jl 1 9?n ST., near 2d ar.-rrlvale hoae,Tu7 sJXX nltbed room to geatlemcn or respectable mat. riesl oouple for beoie.ee ping. "sQ 41BT BT.7 between bth anTnUi ati.-A low OOQ pt-raona can be accommoiated with ro.ms, wuh or without board. gindton JTlcrtlcrs. A IICTION SA t.Kof a tlsss manufactory. A LKWIS K. WOOD, Aoctlaueer. Will sell oa Tuesday, MarcnW, W7I, at 2 o'clock, r. M ou the premises, fly order of ihe Executors, The Olasa Mtnaferlory, situated corner of Proipect and Hay streets. Jersey city, groands I-Citw. balldlafs -CxIOU, now la full op-rallon, Hale pom, to. W 1 1. I.l A aiA TTllOTT. Auclone-r, t Cltr Hall place, will sell on Tueadar and Wtnlneaday, March 21 and it. at 1U.S ojclock, Ih. alock an fixtures or ilia cloak and rnsni lla store of Mrs. Oeorge llrodie, at Jl Untoo annate, corner of Uroadway an I ICthat .con' listing of a larute assortment of e egant ladit-s apparvl, 00 yards of carpet, Iron safe, tables, Ac. Catalogue! morning of sale. mTVVITTKI-S. Auct., aelli this dTy. at 2 o'clock, at 434 canal at., the cenieel parlar, Cham. ber, dtnlt.g room, and kitchen furbiturr, Ac, of a 3- stoiy bouse, i andiiome carpel, Ac JI wVcAKKS of booia andsboea at auction. Mon ilUW day, March 17. 10X oclocki store of C. fc. PAltaO.N'S 4 SOMf, 21 Warren si. 5UnRlw!tffjBaiT0; VYOrSd ,TI IN desires ft situation as Dorlcri Ii a carpenter and .1 good penman. AddreA Wll L1AM UirrKIt,17Jacksonal.,New York. AHA If. Ell wants a ailuatlon as foromai or cake" bake. can ornament and tnako flowers, 102 Kssex St., near lloaiton St. A Pit OOF ltl:.l7in'rdrsirt:ia!ltuallon. Address H. I,., box l4l, bun oEUce. U' A NTKII lly a Heady man who rau gltc good rMcreiiceji or aerunty, a eh nice to learn ih.' iipior huslnc-ai wages no tlnject, AddioMor call at 217 I'ul uust.. Ilrooilvn, room 1. XX' ANTKII liv a youtix man of irood ripi-rl' iio-, I I ei'i,)tu.ut al a buahiluiiQ. Admen K ts 233 Oili ar tJonts una tJiu.inj.'s. 17(111 SA I, K-SIx low-priced horses, Ot for grocery, 'oxpr.is. or can warranted kind. Apply at l..o lively liable. HI lib ay. fliwil horiea, young and annnd, Dt rorcart or uuck i X one dirt cart 107 Kait Hub aL XV A NTKII-lo out ono hone, harness, and single IT truck Inoulre atfis Now st. )ft sT'l'KltlOll beaty work t.oraeTjiiit nrrlted tjtl from Oniii. amiable lor all purp-sra i alto, some very floe matched teams. 17$ Meiccr .1 1 Otortiits, fllKAH, l'l, III, It, Orocerles. Ae .cheap for ash. J. lima, 'it. AUM-.W, liltlriunwlchai. 1 1 IU 1 jItnttstrB. fllKKTIl exlrarted without pain, II yeaisi benumb 1 lag application gaa ail iii.niiert' 1 1 beaallful leslh 11: set, llOi iiliimneis for hollow oh'-eks. ;J. JAY VILLKUS. 133 Urand st near Mioadway ""tutroiogn. Al'ACT.-l'rof. MAI13 tells tie very mind at first sight. Ladlea and gents, consult him at once, and yon will hav'i no disappointment In mirrlageor any undeitaklngs, and health, wealth, good look and toner Itfu He retraia uselul and vtonduroue sccreu in all busineis, and lo marry the one you with luimedlalcly. No.DITUIrd av ,uuar i'wiirih st. 60 cents lo It. A HON A I'IDK. lerutiili daughter that shows lUoT IV nesi, tells names and -auses martlagcs, Is Madame (I., I.l Last Uouslou St.. below 1st av i Wo i no gents. ii(IK IIKIIK t:No"liumbugi-Mad. ItOtlh tells J eterylhlng, iitmeof oue you marry andol vltliur. cuuits speedy i.iairitges, brings together those long sciiaiatcd, neicr falls In lucky numbers, comldentul li Iters wrltlcu. 132 Weil (1st it., bitween llroalwuy undtlliav. VrAllATri'OltTEIt, tueren. The iiest in the .71 world to mult her fo r e vryihlng. 71 8th av., near 1 libit, l'ee, 'Sc. to SCo. No gents. Lucky numbers, AVaIIAMK IIOWF, fortuneiellerrcoiuiult tier I for ererythtug, pn'setit, past, aud futus. t 23 and SO eeuls. in Dinar. lAllAai WATTS, onlr reliable colored aslroli ill logut, JJIW Stilh-4., mar, belweenSih andib ata. XI "AIIA.tIK JONKS, Fortune T'l'er sr,a"iTo ill, equal, II IhowiMitiat, l,aj),,ac tenls, OUK1INAI. MAUAMK ;.T ILAIK, P-MMcil aid V-kiaaa cUlrvnaa-t. UU Ith v-a-i WUi iu QltlENTAI, S.IYINOS II AN II. CS Gran I st., open dally, from 13 A. M, to 1 1', ll., aad Moadaji till S 1'. II. Bl.t rr.It CKST. INTKltB.T. NEW UErOblTS IIKUIV I)ItA'VI'(l INTEt.'..r rilWr DAY Of KAOIl MONTH. l-reildcnt-Mahlon T. Hewitt. Vict l'rceldeoli-lloiiert Hoe, 1". lluoVmailor. Ai.dttor-J. II. Waydell. Attorney an 1 Cnuinol-Kit:ene Smllli. atcrclary-E. It. Kennedy. 1 1tUaTK... AIinsonT.IlrlJii Svnl. I,. Kennly.dsi. O. S.oljlt. John I'. Cook. lnnlnj Mi'trdl. Ulnplienl). Tuelicr. I). D. Katie, .Intnei Mnrphy. IV. si, Tweed, Jr. John O .ynor. C. I.. North. Itaarlf J. Walsh, illrhan Healy. Elmoti llo'sman. J. A. Wuslervelt. t our per cent, allowed oa dally balancss, caPJoct to check at light. OI'KNISU DAY, MOSl).1y.M.V1lUI I7 IN rKKKST CirjlllKNlKs liYnitYMOSllll JitlTUAI. tlENKl'M SAVINO HANK, Sv.f Ut'tLtitna, IK Niint Sf Orrostii CiTt IUll. n.ir. DOLiin will Dcain sk account. (Hen dill v, lu 3 also, Monday an I Sitoritay even ings, 4i too'i O'ClpCK. LllArtI.K5 K. OltAIIAM, l'residcnt. (1 II. llr.tgnirr. Secret try. I'll V I N 1 1 S A V I N 1 s 1 N is T I T ft T I 1 N WV'AllltK'i ef. NhtV YOltIC blS PI.ll CK.xf. INTKIIK.il allowed on all sums. Depoilt' niade now will draw in ttr.it from Aptn I. Hank open dally from ll A. M. lo VYALTI.K W. CONCKI IN. President VANUKItlllLT U IIUX.ON. -eeiKnry. ME('IIANI('S''ANIITllAlll.ltS' SA VINOS I.NsliiUllllN.l-uIlowfiy, near lloniion tt. M t per cent, latertst allowed oa all turns from 13 to 1 10,009. Monet deposited NOW, or oa April 1, drawl lalercst froa.Apr,.r. oKltMAN PPOKKN. Open daily from io A. M. tn 3 p, M., and on Mondavi end Wednesday! from 10 to 7. Al.l lll.l) r. CONKLIN, FrcilJcnl. HiitRT C. Flfngit, tkcretar M" "llTiltll'lil.lf.lN SA VI.NISS HANK. 1 an-t .1.11 ar., N. Y.. opposite cooper lntuute. MAHI1I.K Hill. 1'iKllH' llANI.I.'.ll lllll FIX I'KIIC'KM' INIXUK.'T aUowed on ALL SUJI3 OF f3 and upward, on- Hollsr received LMKI1K-T CUVIMMEVCF.t Al'HIL 1 oe depoilu made now, and is pajabh-ln Jult. r W. I.ILLIE, her. ISAAC r. SMITH, Preddoat. dinaiuial. OI'l'I C K O FTI I K IV KSTKIl N It A 1 1. It'll AO COill'A.Ny (IF AL.M1M.. The Interest on the FIIIST AND H'COND MOItT .OAOK DUN lis of the 'Aeilorn lt.llroadt ompanv ol Alabims, due on the 1st day of April nit. siiu n- t, n.j on and alter tn.t date at the Uakklug lloun of bOO 1 -1 Kit A CO., M William st. CI1AI1LK8 T. rOLLAUD, I'resident. Jfltiil fl-jtittf. IJIItSTI'ltEKr.Xri'ItSIJIN I'Olt IbTIi io talVuuiih i.Aw.n. TLTKSDaY, MAI1CII 'A via South Wdn IL It from foot of South 3th St.. Wll llsmsliuteh Train starts prrelselr at ":-D o clo.k A. M, HO.N'r FAIL TO ATTKND Tills KXCUIt-HjN. Only IHlotl lorsalr. Pure IIJO and upwards. TKIttps. liOPUtt kltt.Mll. ISo other expeme, tmmedltte pos'a.lou, onlr SO mln. ntrs from City, aud 130 feet rrom depot. 31 dally tfatii trains aud horre can to all tho ferries every 31 miuutes. llutldlogs going up, streets graded, 7.30J inhaiiitants, stores, rbarclies, schools, gaa, Ac. Free tickets nnd price data at the ottlee of ,ioT .LFOtlllU LAWN LOT AS.-MH.IATIUN 81 Cedar St.. room 2, -TIII'.AI' AMI (3(iTlll llti.TIF.S.-llO down and j lioto be pal.imoiillily wl.l purchase an excellent lot 01 land, level. hUlt. and dir. nn grated atrett, AT'KWTOWN. I.. I scarcely 10) yards from public school, rhnics. atorea, Ac aad near tlepolt trains at ail hours day aud night i distance to New York, four tnlleei 20 mlnutei to 3tth St., 33 mlnulee to Jamrt ills i puce, ."M; good ttlle, no mcrtcaget discount for cash For mans apply to K. II. SPOON Kit, 73 tlroadwar. New Tork. or tooancr.J.K. TUL'SSY.-illleuryst., llrook lyn. AN OrPOItTl'NITY NOT TO UK NKULKCTKP. LOTH AT NOlttVOOD. N. J., 23x1001 only 130 eaih. Do not fall to inquire about them, al yon will lerely pnrchase. Good school i good nclghboihood; etoi-a, etc streets graded i noawauips: nnd onlr 21 miles from Cbembere st., on Northern Railroad of New Jer sey It WILLI Aits, ill uroadway, room 3, or It. II 1I-T19KI.L. tlndson st. VSI'I.KNIlin farm, 100 acrea. near New Haven, tor sale or exchacse. Wll. Ft TZSI M() 8, VJ K. Will St. VI.tlT for l,4 fir 111)). 20 for $m 20 and Jd acres, near depot on btewart's raiireaJi title perfictt maps -41 Ilruadway, room 3. TjKK(J K"it' IT Y I'KOl'KllTV.-FOIt 8ALK llaix lots oa Jewetl rial, flergaa City. N J a Ctoe villa site. Far turns, Ac, addre-j W. F.NULAND. San ogee. 17(111 SALE In llllllsmsbtirgh. two storr baie ment and at'le Irame houae. No. Psi Ui.hardson s:., betweeen Graham av- and fimltli St. i pttce l.'A) trmi eait i enqalro on the premises, or ot N. GIIKKN, 1,3 Fourth st. 1,'Olt HA I.E cheap In Oreenpotnt, a two-slory I house t v rooms t walls and eel ings frescoed In oil i street finished t wa'erlnyardt well adapted for ono ot two lauiilles i nothing neater la the market. 133 I re. maa it. I .'OK SAI.E-A cottage bouse and shop. 20'h St.. ftoutli Krook'yn. neir llh av Price U.hoOi terms to sn.t. Apply to ALOKII A UEUUKN, cor. 17th st and llh av., aonth Urooklyn. I7llirSA I.K-Cheap ch-tp tt" and M Woos er ei.llilo.lrt. For particulars, apply to C.K0KU1 ULUIINKlt. at U6 and 313 Ilroadway, room 10. XV ESTt 'II KSTKlf Cti It NT V". -Small house and TT lot, noiihcaiter.y side o( tilth il and Vitlardav,, Melroae. 23 feet 3 Incbea by la fMtliuchea deep, cor ner lot t plenly o! room for two homes Appytotbe owner, tin LYNi'll. 410 Kast 2Hh st New Yur. jfot Jiitlt mi- Ho Jet. AI'AltT.TIKNTS to let 3 or rooms, from 111 ta la, In new honse, MJ Wnsi 33ilt st. 17(llt 4A 1,1. or rent A two-story and attic frame bouse and lot, containing nine rooms, all la irood order, on Cedar at., near Itualiwlck boulevard and Myr tle av convenient to four linea of cars to llrookl.n and WiUiausbnrxb fernoai price W.-Oh rent 13,0 1 trrmataav. Apply at MOIILF.V'S, corner De Kalb ar. and Uroadway, Urooklyn. K. l, T F.AHK of a stable for sale, three years, 113 West IJ llth sL. 8 stalls np. room lor 6 more, good bar toft. rrr,i,'7i.C.'' L' '.."!'SKY,313lraiti:ta St., or TIIOS. 11I1UWN, t22IUrlngtoail. CTI'.A.TI l'(lVEIt.-2 lorts, snltable for manufae. O turtng paipoeca, osltg well Healed. Can be seen at NilM KuUon at. riMI LET At Oreenwlch. Conn a fine storo, ISxia X feet, situated on Oreenwicb ar.. Larorge Uuudings. and only flta mtnntes' walk Irom the M. Y and N. II. IL It. depot. This village la a well-known anmtner tesort and a splenald chance Is uere offered to e'tabllshed in a new and airy store a goad dry goods trade, as there is do di y roods atom In the village. Kent tJtJO a ear. Inquire of O. W, LAFOIIUK, on the preuLrs, f litl I.F.T"or" leMe-Abolldlu"gcorner of 13th st. Xaad llh av., Urooklyn, sullablc fore drat store, Alio, a building snltable for dry goods or fancy goods huiineas, lame place Innulre on premises, or at 1-3 Uroad it.. New York.ofTllO.-. SKNSKfTt 'IlO I.KT.-tf-J moelhly rent for SIS Kast 521 si., J with cat fixtures, 1 year from Mayl. or !oner will let to 2 rniall families i for a In at tll.OM. Address J. Bt'K.NCrilt SMITH, 113 Ilroadway. fill! l.l'.T-In Mulberry st near llroome.a atore, L baaement, and 4 rooms up stairs: will be let to a cood leuant al 137 a monlh. Apply io CIIA8. FllA.C.inroomoit. fill) I.KT-lu Williamiburgb, 3 rooms, onceH; 2 1 rooiue, 17 t also, a '1 story and basement coitaae. (Al. Apply to Mrs. K II Ql'I.N'N, cottaxe noun, 3th, between Nottli lib and 7th s.s., Wllilamsburh. f10 I.KT Nice rooms and bedrooms In home 6) J Oreeur it well vertllated, nrindowt lo all the rooms gas and Cr itoa wetr thr mctiotit. Apply to honiekeeper, or1Y. S JAIIVIS. 211 tnal it. fKl I.KT At" 431 Weil IPX Is it apartratnis of three a rooms eacl.t rents from 111 to Its each t Cr don aiid cm on ctery 'door. Apply on tho premises from 12 fl4l I.I'.T-A fine itore. nib feet lont. wTlh large J sliow vttndiws, suii.tbts (or a manufartiirer tor whulrsste purposes. In tti Metcar at., uearilpriug st. fllO l.l'.T-i'art or a house, 9 rooms, third floor, i I rooms i piano and futultute for tale. 73IWaihing loniL XX' A NTK 1 1 TII It KNT-A trcond floor, with good TT light, containing lour orilvo rooim. ticalcd on Umadway twest ilJu pteferredi, between Uleecker and Amity or llth and llth us., (or a genteel lUht office i.uiini'is Address si a. w Ihix III, sun office. 3foil nub ?)ini&. r (1ST or mislaid flank book Issued by IheS't J men's Hank for ravingi, New York to jortu I'ook, iNo. VJ.US) was liut seen iu die hands of Mr Kessleit, kreping n stand on pier (ii. Kast river II not found or rvlurntMl io the Uat.V within .t' days tho advertii-r will apply to the liauk ror a new book. Sew Yuik, Mytli O 111. 1 (1ST On Sunday the .nih. in ihe vicinity or li av. i an t Olb al ablack and tan dog, wiih a red .ea.her col'ar oi answera it tho tuiitv' of Gyp. 3 win be im'd for his return to 243 Kast 1.111 at. IOsT-Ontld Inst., a latge olae's iiiaitllt dog, with i a white spot on h:a broatt. rite dollara reward mil be paid for kla return, 10 214 Kast I llth at. S" REM Alt ll.-l.oit In (irrf npolDl. a black and )sl lan d.nr. Ihe finder will receive the abote re ward by returntne htm to A II I YHQN.I75 Kckford it.,Oreeupolnt. Cii)rr HKWAItll wilt be paid lor Information of t7-s the wn, rrapouti of the horse, wagon, and harness, strayed Saiurday etenicg from corner of 211 I and.lhav.t wagnu covered, aui iciterrd "Wash tngton tili'iiiii Laundry, UJ Amlly st." Apply at oUlcc, No. 119 Amity et, a.i7)0oT,KWA"!-i Tlio following Internal revenue ttsmpi bavlag been tolen from my office. 31 Montgomery it Jersey City, ontno ilddayolKelrnarvlait, lowflt 2.000 hogshead sta.ups foi birwsm 2,roj barrel stampi lor brewers 1 l.Saj half barrel aiam.a fur brpwera 1 IJOO slxlh-barrrl stamps for brewers 1 1.IHX) etgltth-burrel stamps for brewers t 1CP0 cigar stamps, I11O1, and l"0 rlgarelle itamnit alio, WO 2 ounce, tk0 4-nuncr, and4r 10 ounce, class lCc and 100 4-ounce, class 31c lohaci'o slanpi t A reward or I3O0 will ha pud by ma for the recovery of tho stamps alone o- ll.ouo for the rreoteiy of thi lls.upi aud Ihe coutlctloa of the thief or inlet ee. JACOII WKAItl', Collector or the Fifth District, New Jersey, Jersey City, ktart.li lo, i n. II an J in 1 1 11 -ji 11 j llmXs5ll.t5l1?' ll, Hints new sewing machlnee lor sale, lo rent, or exrhai-gei alao. bouikt and veparedt good sacoad mad, yory ckcao oiaattOy DAymeuU, IH Caual 11. I 3mniemn(fc Q LYJll'ltJ TIlK.lTIt K. !l..VJf,.Bi,'.'' VF? I""' 'iti'i Jlanater. JOHN K. SKLW N Adlni Manaser. Sl'LClAf, NOlIt'K. To bo produeel .HIM EVHSINO. ft totally orl, Inal drama tn lit act 1. hr Mil. IftlUttriN DAi.Y, written exprossly lor this the. ter, aud entitled HOIllON, IllnstralUe of a Mgniacabt p .ate of New Yotk tmeletr, .n.:.'., tmnodvlrg me varied li.ridcnls pt-etillnr to AMK'.ICIN FltONllKIt l.i FK. In Me .car 1311. pre icnicd with e.abotate penlc stifle by Mil. J. ll. IIAYCI, AKKtod b Mr.. I. JOHNSON, including novel nnd ar proprl ito PAMiliXMlC KFFI'.CTfs. COIU'I.KTR toarUMKi AS.li APPOINTMENT.!. The Conipani 'its been setectc I or IH tp 'rial fill ess tn il r n t.ttti poianeous aul tiln-llke el.oia;o. rrnre liule.l, l'-rliid:iig, 1 1 lillllot. to OKOKOK I. Vn. Hl'ts AOM;- KfllKI,. from tin 1 if tti Avenue 1h-"atr, ny permission of Sir. Augiiitth Dtly. MAT INKI.s I.VKIIY WKn.N'l-.n.Y AND SATt'ItDAY, 1 oiiiii'.cticiug at 1 o'clock, P. M. yAiAl'ii-lsr 1'ioprletortad Manige- ....Mr hVATXtl w ILLICI-. THIS (Mti.M)AYj K ll.M.VO, Matnh 21, 1 t,A.J:h,l' KVKMNil, IM) IA t I'llDAY M V TINr.h.itt 1) p. V. until f-rlher noliee. will he pio duted .Mr. f. W. Koberuon'i last coiuetly, coillled "IlltlTH." prorliicnd with new nnd eiproprlat scenery by Aten'r. Isliernood, Krant, and .1 Hilly ird. nnd new music by Ml llaker. Chirscterl by Mr Lester Waltsck. Mr. 1 as. Flsner. Mr. It. I lilngsold. Mr. J. I. 11 llltami.,n, Mr W J. Lronnid. Mr. .1 tuiran Mi. .1 Pcok.Mr. M. (,'u:glei. Mil llioa Hairy, Sllss Hcl.'n Tracy. Al. r lit- rim Factory In tne "all -y, ACT2d-Thr Caille onthe IMhta. AC r s.-The Keep In the nsptha In pretarailon. A NKW CoiltuV, now la) Ini with Immense rut cess In Lordnn. AH., in preparation, and to be preaentel fortbeflril time in four years, "IIOHF.DAI.K." TII .11 KMJ K T II K.IT 1 1 K. MONDAY, M'arclt 27, DENCFll' OF Mill OILU-'KT. Last night of DA'.'A TOIIA. First prodaeiloa of DourleanltVi llrlillant TUESDAY NIGHT, March W, lmd.u tcnsaiion, en titled JLZKI1KL1" I Mr. Pair beta to announce t lie early nrodnetlon at triii theatre of M AitlllRI) FOP. MoNT.Y," PATTF.lt s. CI.A r I Ml." and otht r favorite comrdle'. in w iich Mr. CIIMtl.KS MvTHKvVd, Hie isry famous cine dun will make hu mat appeurance in New 1 one lor l.ricenjeare STEINU'A Y II A l,l,.-NIL'i()N MAIIM h. Mr, MAX HlttAt-O-t II rrsperilul y nuaonmei the l.VUKlYKLl. MAI1.SK8 MLI.tl. CHIIIbTISE NII.tsSON. THH H 1 t'ltDA Y, Match 23, 'il al I P. M. Mile 1 HlllsriM. NIL-.ON will bi s-inlnilir'tKI ANVIF Lol'trtK CAltY. Contralto 1 diss. HltiUNOLI, VKIIUKILMr. II, VIKUX IKMP.s. TUB OHAMI OI.Clir.STHA, under the dltectlon of MAX MAIIKTZKX and 61 jr. POMONI. General Adrals.lon.J2: Ilrwerved Seals, only $1 cttri. Beatanow al Slciaway Hall 1 alia, 1)1 and 111 1'roid way. MONDAY, M ireh 27-I.AST ItnoOKLYN CONCKflT. VYo.WMt;sl;!.,,.tccm E Klir KVKNINO AND A1 IIIIDAY MATINEE. THIS hVK-sINO ACHOi. iiiirii .rTwo ityitos. TO-DAY THE 111 DDKS HANI), mltyiimvltr.K HUT ONE OF THE III.ACK CKOOK. TDK lYOMlKllFI'l. MAJILTONI. Till. bKATKIts, Till! ItfNNHt.Lit. Pi.OF. NF.LbON AND HIS ISOSS. AND Al.l. 1 HE (1I1AND I'I'.ATtMtKS. MATINEE SAIltllDlY AT 1(4. ON MONDAY AI'llll. 10. WILL HE 1'P.fI.I.NTKD T11K U1IKAT BHAKK-PKAKIAN PAOKAH f OF I IKIIAII 1 1 III. jVTKiv voKi.iitrs.,..,., C.Mll KI'llALUS, LIN1 KIIWIN'S TIIK.lTltK. L1N.V KUW1N... ,...,b.de l.-ttee and Managcrcti. 1.1MIAIH)! THIS MONDAY I'.VKM.NO, T I II K 1'IIIKH ALL. LINOAItll'M fl-l.TI lll'.S. PIIKTIY PIKCK OF UL'81.SK3. ll'r.SDAY. DAW'S LOVr. EI'ECIAL M.1T1NFK WKHNL'SDAT. fllllNV I'ASI'lilt'S OI'KltA IIIM'ssK.' X 1 list apps'araocc of the tamed tlimnnsis, TIIK KI.NCAHK FAMILY Ecgacement with the beaatllul Vocalist. II I. --a AD W l.AY. Tho ortslcal and lntmltat.le FEMALE MINfTltKI.'. A NT.W IHtAMl. TIIK I.1DIK-' PICNIC. TOS'Y PI. I tilt AND TIIK IKKtl'l.t. llliH'1'E.I MAI1NKKS WI'.UNK?DAl AM) HATt HU.kV AT 2!. CAN rit.l.NCISCO IIINs't'ltEI. ll.ll.I., O &si Uroadwai Commenetnx Monday, April 3 audsnbiequently nnlll turuicr nolico, Saisuma's Itoy.tt J I'AM.SK IIIOPPE. Inttodtiflngtweiii, Hui artists, ot both sexes-acrobats. Jugglers, -sjullltitlsts, aud puslliMts. Posftltely their Cr.t appeara ice 1.1 this city sues thetr departure from the th-our 01 the GHVNIl TYCOON, 1FDDO. Their repcit ..re cou-Uls 01 JOJ dij. rent a Is, original with t ,er, lelvea Tne public are maured most posllire'y tint not a single member of this vicanuatlou has ever nppe ired in New York. Admtsilon -Orchestra, Hi parquet, 73c.; gallery, 50c t private boxes, IA I lo 1 ottlco open from 9 A. M. until I P M. Sale of seal! will commence on Thursday, March il. Orand "Jnp" naunee bitiurdav at 1, Ain7E.li"Tif CITY II A I.l, in 13 mim let. Now li me time to itriko for qulik transit, the people who are t r-d of haugln on Till. STKAP B' rilll HOUll are milled tu a MAS- MUKTINO at Irvlnr Hall. Irving place, corner IS1I1 it., on Tues day evening, March 2M at 7S o'clock, lu favor of THE UltOAOWAY I'NDKHOItOUND HOAD (the Deacb traialD.bow before trio OOVKIt.NQlt. This Is the rrlali when the voice of the people can be heard, and when they ought to ipenk. Thl. mi etlag called py the West .tide Association. Jai F. Iti-Molii. tee. WM. It. MAItTTN, Pre.t. bv Uie l -ul fide Association. J. K. lmcsn, Sec. CIIAEI.F.-S CltArtY. Prei'. and by Hie win and 19ih Wards Ciltxns' Avao.lttlo 1 Gto. D. Aaxtrrao-o, arc. JOHN FOLKY. l'rtsl. v'Kiv" Voitit ojttct.s, it litis WONDRItFIlT. CYNOCKFIIALUS. CAN l'ltlN(;ist'(riHN'STliEr,s.SB IIIIOAD H IV A 1 -OlIKAT SUCCKritl. lll)Uot.S I llOWDKD NIGHTLY HII'.CII. WAMBOLD. UlfliM.IKII A IlACKUP'SSan Francisco Minstrels It -.kol tl. senson. 1 rtdar ev.mng, March il, benatii or M. JulIN A. Ill'NNKTT, Treasurer, whea a host of torn lea.s wtll appear. HIIYANP'S NKlvTirKlt.l fioTsiE. .3-1 st between ti'b tnd 7,h in. ULOIHODS HtllfMI'H. 111111,1.1 IN r slICCMi O F TUB NEW TKlll'LK OF AUl'SKMKNf Bit OA I) WAY ilNIIEIlilltOllMI ((All.. WAV -.HO Uroa Iway. cor Warreu. Ooji U iu 3. N-K1Y Y II Kit. VAifVW-DKirF.'.. VNCCIU'IIALFS. ttllUti, II'.CTI UK. N'o marhlnist or blacknniih of New i t ork should fail 10 cntue to Germaatft Assembly l.oonis, 2l tioiacryfOn tlouday etcnlng. the 2,in lust., where the Hon John Fc.1reab.1ch, 1'ronldsnt I. U.of M and 11 will lecture on the aims and objects of the orgaolzalloa of the lutaualional Ifoioa of l anl U. ofN A KVf.I. IV i 1 1 T K will deliver his ih IT j"icct"ute" lucoopcr lusiuutd to r.l.-.it tMoidm. bubje.t Mtf tis o( the Innca. Admittance. 13 cents. "'olitital.' 1 I.AIKlK .1IF.KTIMI of the Cltitcuv' Cinn f IV I att Morrlaauiu a its ueld ll toe lloiiletard llous Tj e objet-t of litis I luti is to mppori tlm bi-s. m,n T he t ,1,0 i.uinl't r. Ut vot.'ts. and uu-i-t Xlcnday ete -log, 171b. at 8 P M ileretiter Ihey will meet the mil ttauirday evenlna: of evry inotilb .l.iiiv Wot-yr. bee. A, IIICIl, Prealdent. P ToNMEk, 1'rcas. TtM FISHlaT. Vice. liiJlninion. t ItTlsT ni.lTKItIAl.s.-A L'Allll -l7v,ng 1 trade apcci.il irr tn.eiiieuia w.tli the leading Kmo pean houat'j or M Insor A Newton, Char.rt K0.1. rs ia A Co Li'lrauc fierce, and otht-ra, 1 am enabled 10 i upply the Pest materials for drawiug anl pal'illug In oil, water colors, aad pastel, al the lowest prices. Cata logues sent fiee nr charge. WM bCIIAO?'. 742 Ilroadway, New York. NAVIllATION taught Proficiency ruarante.d b) CAl'I'.AN'sK. ,314 Canal 11. 1 lit III'. J. IV. IIKI.I.r trader or tocarmutlc. Trims, 1 1 adti.nc. Ue.i letite. IPO West 'Al it. CTl"tll WltlTlNtt, 24 leisoniT oookkeepT-' fT) sJa'll' erltbiiie.ii!, spelling jrammir, I tnauai.a, T. I'AINF J lliisimai College, tl; Ilonery. 5Jrttbicnl. A 1,1, SI'I'.CI.ll. IllsKASKS and ladiea in Iron bit- gnaramced imitiediaie relief. None. No 1111 until pcrftctly satntled. Dr jAblllKH, 3 Amity place, Laurens sr. Al.l, SPKCIAI. IIISE.1S cured In ihe s'aort e.t posilblr time 1 no deteutloti from builaeas, 11 lears suceeisful practice. Lwjst. M. D 7 Heach St.. New York. Al.l, Special Dneaies Ladles and geiitiep-an lu trouble 1 M years' experience in Pru-sisii uuliiary hospltali. A iiicccssful t uru tun Ic IS noun. 01 no lee. Consultation frcs Dr FIIA.nKLI.N, mi Uleeckcrst. H- OTA Nil.' D' eusttit for the cure 'f special dis eases t,eito Jill niy anl sk l, .lisoiileta ifrve, etcept tii"ii-u ei. contltoetitial roiisu'litlloiis lor all chrouirdle.sei lint HKHAUT.11. Uieeekrr st. Dlt. PKIllllTs' Ploccker st near IliJa'lwav, iu et all spec .1 rn-.ti imint-ditli'ly, and lalles lu trouble, at oris 'iitrr lu or, wluui luconvenieuce. No fee uu'eit cured i.i'.factotlly UK. I,F.V IS, anther of Med'cal ConlpanTon aui uuuie 10 lira Uh. o.Ters m-torall n 10 me le.il. tatrd and diseatel. lorly years' prtvile praunce 7 Heachit., New V irk. r A DIES In iroiiMa guaraniced imme Hats relief or 2 no leet rooi'is for lidloi ho'o. u and during couhuo menL Dr VtEbl', 111 West 40ln st ucai Uroadway. HT.TlK. ltEMTKI.I.'S "infallible French Tiliiale iTL Pills No. 1 -Itt-e II per box Can be otnainM, wbokaale and reia.l, at 7 -Hi ar., near Uleecker al, and al print Ipsl odes, 1 Kast 32d it., and al 131 Uracil wicto tt. 3 -f 7l(t 'I EWAllll for any rate of-special tp LalMWdisetse which Or. Kicnsu'a Golden Item edlaa fall 10 eurr also rheumatism, debility Ac. tloort trom 9 to 9. Consultations free I Ur IGl.H AlUli.-ll Vsj-iot si. 1 Smuftnunls. hj.ItA.MI OI'KIt I IKIKSK.. .NOVK'.IY AM) VAtUKTY. MOVDAV-LI'.rt OKOItdlKNNKa-AlMKK-rF.IIIIVt. T UKSpAY-LA OIIAMIE DL'l HFS.K. In whlei Mile. AIMER will appear for the FIIWT TIM K la I Amenta In her telcbreied atnmptln:i of Hip tide rol'. 1VKDN DA V- I.l t OKOItOll NN' 4 TUTJIISDA Y 1.ENKF1T OF .1 MIKS W M0lli:l!etr. LA PKIIILIIOI.H. '--.is I TI'K IIM.t.AI) SIMIKII, Ml.l.r.. MMKt'. 'i 1 AVu'ti r: .1:1.1 Mi"i M't t.v Pi'iiii I FIIIDAY-l.KS (IKOIIOIhNM.i. UATlltDAY MAIIM.K .insula-', II Ll PKIIICDIiLl:. I SATt'ItDAY EVENING -t.A tlltkI)K I'tTHMSB. f, The celibraied Grand Ot ra llojig y nALLKI' TltOI'PI. I t-111 appear EVEHY MUllr lu ln.ij.'.ilil direrl (is- I menu. I BL'NOAr THirtTFnNTii ntiiMi rur.Eitr I Uf JAMES Flnri, .Ir 'a fel.'O.'.iKd NIMH It I'll I II K N T II1NI) lleheitialSJattpeerverv Tli'ir.lftv. at I P. M. AdmliiKiti to all parts 01 the bona vie I. UK I.L E 1 1 V I.l NF rill shortly b' tcvived. jjOOl'il'n TIIl.ATItl;. I.AHT WLFK Shalcspeair'a grand triredy ot "OTIIMLO," Mondty, Y.edti'i.ftv, Ftl lay Aid Satnrtlty nights. Mil. KIIWIN IIOOTII At I .(Id. MIL L.Vt', IIK.NCK UAllllr.ll AS OTHELLO. TIipi"iIiiTv lvn linoTti Asonir.M.o. SAT. M.V'rlSKK, )MK' nAIHILTT AS 1AGU. Stall secured s'i r flay In a lt ..'ice. On M-n.lay next. AirllJJ, Mtt. EDWIN lltlOTII Art 1JE1UCCIO, u inn fo ii m m.VK.iior.. W,- In iiliy April Mh. MI!.I,!!KM'. ItUlllKlT AS It MLKT. (Fut the fust time In New Yoik.J It. ariltf. prepsratlot "A WINrKllB TALK." VKU Ytlillk (JIHCUN, It L It. ,K,. f D.rccror, 31AU.t'.r-J IVEDNf.!!) V AND H rt.iDAY AT 2J. KVtSIIY MUlir AT Fir.ST WKF.K IN 1M ERICA OF TIIU tlOMIKltri'L CYNOCKI'll VLUS, an animal whose eqa-itrinnljin coniaina sa manyele menttor sorpri-e 'ti t.tcaanoit 11 1 atritrn aten sallon in Vow 1 ork eptai 10 thai ere il.-1 in Pins mat London Lv Its singular i-erforrtiitices, rival! n.'. as lt.tir tlo, the gtealMt vllorta ul U1.1 11.1t iiniiiatt riders. Al.l. .UK s.lTKIIIt AttlT-l'K-l IN TIll.lll i:.t;iTIN(l I'KAM OK i.gUFi TIIIAN 01MATIC. and AlllOlllTIC blilLt Artin l 111, 30 ce its 1 cilidrea il 1 l -r Da, litjill 1 reserved roils. 13 1 etna, 1 ui,drun, 00 cots, VTEIVI'OTIII i AltLINOTO.I'A'MIN'-'llll.M" 1 N.WI.UM 11 A AllLINOIOt'd HN.,nilI,-i. NEW mim a Alll-lSmos'S new ol'hlll llniTst., NKWHOMll At AIII.IM;1..N'S NEW OI'KltA HULsK, t'OIINUII OF (TII UT AMI lir.'OAD-Y 1 V, WILL OPEN MONDAY KVhMN'O, AI'llll. l. Mesra. Newcomli A Arlltigton having lua..d the lower hall of the Apoll building for ft li ri 1 or years, wti ch It nuw nn ("t.oiui: in entire nlla.il u aud r I j jiltl.lu, will l.e dm d up 9 A'l' AN I! i I'l'voR OF I 'O.fO.1. 1 AS A FlltSl-CI II.MPLK t'F MINTUKLSY, and at fit tiiuva tf i-oii.t.taied atru't y as such. 1 lie pies nt inter!., ml. heenitrvit loin tilt and re bu.tt. The auditorium is to contain a parquet an I par flit' I cirt'le, prira'o "n t. A- trim .1 iu cry. The en. ttonei to Iho low r floor will bo upon A direct level Willi Ihe itrm r, and there wul be no itepa to descend or ascend. It Is the Inten Ion of the manager that the auditorium ahull not bo excelled In beauty ot tl. sign aid ornamuiilalioti nnd the conduit of tho ati dir .ee 'ir rtny tn inn. or hill la tho city, and towaid 1 ct'ji.tj.lishlng that tni net exncnn vlll be iparod, and w lien fljiiiicd wilt be occtinled petmann'lr by NKI1COMH A- AltLINill)s'.4 OIIK IT IHOt pK. OK MISS I I.KI 1, SU ONI) TII .NONE IN AMI llll'A, earn member being eei .ctcdlor his lupcr.or cxccllcnco nud In Ivi Inal trie it NK.V FAI KH.M'.iV I-KATI' riEi. NEW IDKArt. The inanugerii'iit having caier. d lor (h eni.re Amrr Icau rotiiiutnt fur ll r t a t twe'iiy )caii will inukoibclr deut In the rrent meirupoilt MONHAV KS-iMNO Al'HIL 10.171. t ne nonce v.iu u tiviu at to the tiovc.tici and ai toclated artlits. VHKIt I KS of (.ra'T.i Diamond Gift Concerts will oe lull id Aaahiugiu.i. D. C. coiiimeucing ou the -0 dat of May, I'll, tie proR s of ttlil-h will beds roied tit Hit rel'ri of Hie viU'ii.e of ihe Pre ch war, I'D tsai tiekru and no morv will -e jtild. numbered from 1 lo uotyx). Ifflijxjo worth of iiiaraontis.ol Ihe very lineal quality, warranto I or a diamond bouse second to none in cx.ttt-nrcwlll Ii: given 10 holdeis of ncneta, without riservailon. wheili'.r absent or present. Tbli magnificent collcc'lun, ttlichls 11. c 1 arse. t nnd moil v.i uat.l. in Auierica, is dialogue I at foil ,wi t 1 impe rial set breastpin and cnrittier (wairantcd tube the flnett 111 Amtrict), wor.li IuU.iaOi I mazulltcc it full set Irempln, eartlngs, aud br.c-lela, worth Jo",-0.i 1 ilmi ar set, worth t!,t",'i I sulnsl 0 diamond rlni, tiorlh 11. OtM: 1 111 -isni'lg. nt aet of tolltatre tilamoad tin Is, wonh 110 CO): I beaut! ul ti.i li 11 lull id clu.d'r breastpin, cariings, aul 1,1 a. io. worth 3.'s.O D.fJO sets nnd irpiralo arllc o. In all ratun i In value from IS to 111 000 ".en, Tl prnpirilon tdtwern the gifts and ttcset. Is iinqtiesiio'iatily the moil favoraolu ever 1 restated. The moil sattsfa'-toiy nj atiib.ntic prooli td all our asscMoni, ftomthe high, It aud most rc.po.i- J slnle sources, and eridritersot tpu fail pro cclloo of J Iho punli". rill be found In t e hauls of agents la all (tlBctpai c t rs. drifts lor tic-tcti o-liirotinallo, ad dressed to our New Tor o'llc will receive piompt attention For partieuiaii sea cirt-ulats. National Hank- of ihe Kcf-ubtlc feootlinry. Tickets. 13. T. HOliKlilbON K CO. Tltketafor sal- In New York at I'. (J. DKVLIN'S.'l Wall it. riHIK M'.IV conis0 of Frenrn Headings and Les- I I. sons bv Mr. A. A. FAVAIIOKlt begins Monuay, I Mar-h21. Lramara In crested lu ibis new method ol I, maa'ering I'tt-ntti touvcrsaLn are lotiled to the Vi on-niug ciei elans i.od,.y r.rmur. 7j( o'clock, at 9 t 1. veisity Place. Ap l) at 9, 1, or 3 o cue-, 3 Kail '.Ih xlrect, 'kiv YoiiirT riif'i s. i TIIK WONliKlll'UI. CVNotLPIIALtTS, (I Sf'llllt HKIt'S NEW CI'ICCLATINO MUSIC X, LlllitAltY. t-oat ilnlnn otrr 40 raj numbers ot In. I striimetital and vnctl music. For further t.i ticulari Ii call nr -end for circulars. (1. .suult-U.l:. 'I 701 Uroadway. Importer and Piijtiin. r of Muale, I 1 1JiTAit'aml lanio"ioitrdctloii by IIKMIY o' IT DolfiON, at 200 llowery. Mastcil Instruuicau at rtaioaable pr.c 1 I HA N.I II, eon and danos, Jig, and clog dancing 1 ta, ght by JOHN DUUAN, IW Kill Haastou St., near llowery. 1 Sititmbo;ti3 nnb .wailroalij. 1,1 It IK It.Ul.lV.l'y.-TKAINS LKAVK Dt:pori J (091 01 Chumbtrt st. nnd foot of 2Jd it., at fo.luwj. I I'liOl'Oll KAPitMS TltAINj LLA Vt! CH AHIIKIt. f.1. tiT tA's-l1 t A u. ,:W AND 7 P. M., i i. L'WX11 l,s 1 A 1 43 A. M., 10:13 .V. M AND 5;!. ;V Ji fi?..1 "Al ly m:iv and impihivku DKAtSING-HOOM COM HKd ACCIIHPaNY TIIK 1 A. M. I IIAIN TllllOI'lill IO 111 FFAI.O. CONN Kt'T- iV'.A.TvlA!:;Eo'!;j,',li,.,,; JV,rM ma'-nif cKsr i SLKI.l'INO COAlTIE-1 HUNNI.NO rilltOUOll TO I CLEVELAND AMI HALION. SLKKPlMlijiiACIIKS 1, ACCOMPAN YTIIF. 11 A. M. TIIA1N ri toll SIIROOK. IIA.VNA TO HUIFALO. THE 5:.ir,P.M. Ill A IN FltOll S N KW 1 OIIK TO III FFAI.O, AND THK 7 F M. THAIS r' 11:011 nkw yoke to lioit.sKLisviLLK. nur. r FAI O, AND CINCINNATI. AN KMIOIIANT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY AT 7:43 P. M '-Mlutia 1 ai.t r or f ori.ierviinnd Way. (.30 P M. (SS.1 at.lilS r. .V.) I l ot Mlddlerown and War at arso P. M. 12JI it., at 1:11 1'. M and. butdsjsonlv.H-in 1 M. (13d it.. K: 13 A. it.) J tot Oliiillle an Way at s,:J2 a. 31. (2U It, 'iilJ For" New-inrgti and TYay ata A. M ,3:31 aad(:J)F. I M. (2Sdst..8:(3A M 3:IJ. and 4 tJ P M l For nifr.rn and Wat, 3 and 6 p, 11. (IU at.. 4:13 aad I f;43(P. m.) Theatre Train, II:J0 P. M. (Ud It, '11:11 I 'For Piiterion and Way, from 2J.I st Depot at S:l, M5. and 11:13 A M.i s:l3.J t1.3:l1,andt.:t3 P M. Fro-5 Champers st l).-Pot at C:13 aad 13 A. 31.: 11 M.i '1:13,4. 5.11, and 0 4' P. M. ror Hackeusack and Hillsdale, from 211 it Depot, at f OA M-: aad 11:13,3:13, 13:13,5:13. and t-:llP.M. From I lianiDcra sL Depot. 9 A. 31. and 1,4, 13.13,6, aad tl.D For Piermoat, Nrick. Tall mans and War, Irom il I it. Depot, at 1.13 A.. Ml 1:13, t.1'13. 1:13. 3:13, aud t'UlSP.'l, ai,d Faturdais only 111:4. p. M. From Chambers at. Drpot, atit'W A Mi 1:0, tl-JO, 4.13. t.jo. 3'i1, anl ti:i) p M.. and sa:urai only tu miunuht. Tickets lor pasia;e and lOr Aparunrn't in Drawing Itooui and Sleeing toacbea can beootalned, and old rs foi ihe checking and transf 01 Uaz.a.emir no left at the Company's onicee, 211. 31J,aiil'j37 Uroadway ill Chimbera st raorenivtcli sr.. com r I13thst. ant .11 av Harleiui 3 Fulton at Urookitn: Deuota fool of Chambers it snd foot ot'UJ st. .New Yotk, 3 Kichans tdair, and Loiii Hock Depot, Jer.t-r Ctly, and 01 tat Agents at the principal bote's h 11M.II. HAItll General Paiseace Ageat. if I P Itccggrt General Superintendent. D, ember 21 110. 1 Dany. IFor Ilackensaalt only. 1 ttur Pltrmo.t ana Niack only. j 'I'll TIIK TIIA VKI.I.INfi l'l II MC. I. ol'l.l Ul. Mil U K. 1 N rtlltl IN'I'.l r blKAMSIllf CMMi'VN'Y. J FUU DOS I O.N via Neopuitaud Fall illvcr. 1 1 Iheiplennid steamers. If II hi ST' L and Paoviiigxn W Will rctuuie their trips In the line for t io s.un uer sea- I sou on Mondar, pnl 3, hating I PIKIl Miitril lifvi.lt. Foot of Chambers St., on aitfriiate dtys (Sti'idays ex- I u 1 tea) ai a P. M Hail'a ceiebtatud llosion ban, I will ai heit-lofori- lie attarn.d to tbess sleaul-rs. I'riUl.t rcceitttl up to 3P. M. JAS I'isk. ,lr I'rca".. 41. II. Mtio.ta. tins. It. KiuntLt, Manigitig Director. (len Pass. Atent, I II IV fate to AI.any1in.Trov tiriTy 50 on ti of In guar Lnj Irmo new tlt'i o pi Ml, Soitnlt.iir Bptl. g al. daily at hi' M Sjji)ipin.. NCIIOIt lil Mi IMSS.IIJE TICI.Kn, tn and fiom auy llvlway.tlition In Great Hrltsin, Ira land Norwav, Sweden, I)rn..inik. Germany lloi at' t, Uelgtnm, and Hit I nited States. p iirainurs 11,1.04 WMW,";.,Y..w,,iTiiMnn:.vcYitATK... Also, Dr.... .or au, 1 How tug Green. Ml f.'lllt I.l VKIt POOl, ANII gl'F.l'.NsTOWN.- if I' Inmau Lint' o. lioyal Mall Meutuers eru appointed I to sail as lol ow' I hi of asliinglon, baiurd.iy, At rll I. at 4 P. M cit, 01 Limer.ok itla Hallux;. I u.-1 y, A, r 11, al 1 liny of UrookiTu.ratnidav, April 8 all M. m or p. 1 giliiril.11. April ii 4. p ii I ai d each itieeeedinir Saturday aad allcrnate Tuoslsj, i irom Pierts, Noitli ILver. V HATES OF PASSACC: First Caoin f.sj.ll eleera;e u .uiucf i s.tfc-iii alio forts aided to Antweip 1:1 .rlaia, E edeu.Nnrir.it, aud Dr.unitk, si re.luic 1 1.1 T ickrts can tie nought here at nn .'.a-ate .no i pes' sons iiinng 10 send lot ibetr fiitn Ir. I I or fuiiher in ormtitiiti appiy atthe 1 mvi M-lta. 7 JOHN G. UAI.I', Igi-ui.il, llroaiwai. w lor.. VATMINAI. LINK OF I'IJA Tl -II I I'M il TO 1.11 I'll. AM) O, Kl- 1 'ItAV THE QI'KFn 1 ,a Saiurlat A,.i 1 1 f 1 I' M. Kl.ll.l.awi-i. ty. Aon. 1. at J P M 1 I ub n pii'' .1,3 an I t' enrrvrr Steerage. iu 1 repaid sl u 1. 1.,. ta fiom Lite. (jimi owl, London ie-ry, uni tli ...mt, .ts irtein y Fur fiiith.-r inli ruiatiuii, u..t ly ai tti.- 1 .inpmrl offlcca tw Uroadway. F IV J 11 1 M, Mai. 1. ,4m "X I1ITK ST.III LINK. ft I'Hiiengera hooked to and from all patti f 1 Merle I ai d Europe al rati a a. low at bt any di 'ten me. A Tne B.muer OCKIMC. auOOl'.ns S.IOii 1 .is"! II pointed lo sail from New Yotk for Litrip o' 1 lief I ai 1 urk Harbor) on SAIi'KHAY. I'.Ui April. H. "2 I P kl, lot fuilber pariiti'ilars apply al tompaaja 1 otdce, l Uroadway, I J. U SPA1IKS. AiievA. I I