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az- WE TAKE THE LIBERTY TO PRESENT TO

ma. WE TAKE THE LIBERTY TO PRESENT TO
the public lat Of names Of gentlemen OF the highest re
specaby andktanding in this city who have seen ana
who personal know the wonderful effects OF Conns,a
Pain Extractor and in all sincerity and candor
solicit them to use In their families. or see applied 70
suffering neighbor. aud II they are convmcen IA
they assnredy will be il they usa 1t or see II useo IN
extraordinary effects and entire lnnocescy IN any
We ask them TO speak Of il should duty and iesnSs VI
humanity prompt them to do
We assure them he responsibility of our characters
that sympathy for human suffering induces at least IN
part earnest solicitation that simple trial should be
made in any Affection named below. We think not I'M
prudent too much to say that nothing like it IN any
You will please observe il is sovereign remedy for
all complaints but only intended for external application
in the following BURNS Scalds Frosted Parts, Chill
blains, Chafe Calls Chaps letter Pimpie. Blotch
Felon Ulcer Sprains, Erysipeas stabs, Cuts, Bruises
Strain Ear and Tooth-ache. Mumps, Sors Throat, Run
ber. Itch Carbuncle, Eruption, Sore Eyes and Lids
Weak Sight, Sore Lips, Punctures Biles and Warts,
Fever Fans Pain in back and Side Tender Feet Infsm
matory Rheumatism, Tic Doloreux, Ague in Face and
Breast Fever Sore, Old Bum Scars, Prickiy Heat In
famed Skin, Broken Breast, Sore NIPPLES Rough Hands
Blistered Surfaces, Dressing for Blsters White swell
ings Cold in Wounds Sore Corns General Sores Small
pox Marks.
Though we have named numerous affections, expert,
has taught that they are not too many IL VIII
can recommend but must caution against some imta'
lions that have to believe of USE but III.
furious We will present It to the poor who have actual
need of it. ind whom you may send Tor IT, we add the
names Of hut few gentlemen of the thousands who have
tested its virtues witnessed its effects. Remember
landt street .
The following are the Of those who have used IT,
and we refer to them for statement of it, effects M
others might be added for want Of room we with
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ASMuscnacnts.


CHATHAM THEArRE.-Our good folks OF the up
town arlstocracy are beginning TO appreciate the
good acting and the good order observed at this pet
theatre Improvement on improvement has been adopt
ed TIL the structure for health and comfort thr0ug
ont is perfect species Of patent venllators have
been adopted and put in operation which renders the IN
erior and ag eeabe the open air. and one may
rather fancy himself in ice cream garden than encom
passed by bricks and mortar night the seats will all
be sg ain fully occupied Yankee Till personates two OF
his popular characters in Casper Hsuser and in Cnt
and Come Again. The farce OF Fairly Hit and Fairly
Missed will be play likewise for the first time and
Miss Cannon Will make her appearance twice in the
dance To night Mr. Conner takes his leave IN
benefit shall have an opportunity OF Judging how
far citizens will appreciate and reward promising
aetortr another city.
ALL FouRs, OR HIGH, Low, JACK AND THE GAME
"A Giantess, a Dwarf, Giant Boy and a Fat Girl
who counts 500 pounds frumpsevery body must ad
nit such hand is not often held They all good cards
the city to follow suit There's the rub. We should back
the New York Museum to win the game. The wonderful
Orphan Family Pnnybsg vocaliss, consisting OF Ia
tier mother and children, OF all sizes, create iM
mite fun The ladies laugh till their very stay laces crack
The love joke dearly and WinchelIs baby and
his imitation Of the mother to tickle them pa tickle
larly Every body should hear the Orphans perform
ance takes place this afternoon at o'clock.
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE also the American
Museum which offers greater attractions to lovers at
music and novelty than all other places in New York com
bned The manager brings out his whole force to-day
at "A and O'Clock, p M-the Orphans, Nellis, Great
Western Cero the Giant and Gisntess and the 0ypsey
Queen These with the fine chance for promenade and
seeing the city from the rereshment garden should fill the
Museum to Jam. What new curiosity has the manager
Just received from China?
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The stock market today looks little depressed The
sales quite large but prices have sghtly declined
At the old board United States Bank advanceda per cent
North America an Trust declined per cent Canton Co
Erie Railroad Farmers Trust Illinois state Bank
At thenew board very general falling oil was exps
rienced Farmers Trust declined ! /; Stoningon l
Paterson Norwich and Worcester Mohawk 4; Hor
lem Canton b Indiana Pennsylvania :'s North
American Trust }; Illinois State Bank /; Morris Canal
Long Island Ohio 6s, Kentucky 6s and United States
Bank closed firm at yesterdays prices. Delaware and
Hudson advanced 81 per cent since last sales.
The position of tho two political pores, gives great
impetus stock speculaons. The present prospects oil
the Wing party are 30 encouraging that calculations
made OF the creation Of banking capital and the changes
in the finances Of the government to produce CON-
pete rev outon in the currency and Improvement in
prices for all kinds of property The Wing party is
peged to create National Bank and around this focus
all the brokers and spectators cluster as policy ad
vancng their interests and extending their business The
WING party is pledged to the distribution OF the
public lands among the Statos consequently, all
6nancers and spectators advocate its measures, al
they tend to increase the value of all State stocks All
those interested in the improvement Of all stocks go for
the WING party There very few politicians Of the
present day who separate their interest from their party
preudces and in advocating they advance tho other
Spectators belong to thst party whose prInces ssee
with their financial movements the result IS they all DC
long to the party in favor of United states BANK
The Mechanics Banking Association have this Day de-
cared dividend Of three and half per cent for the last
six months, payable on the 9TH Of june
The Howard Insurance Company dividend of eight
per cent, payable the Ah of June
The Citizens Bank Of Baltimorenow incourse OF liqui
d,ion has made dividend Of three dollars share Of lite
capital stock.
The Neptune Insurance Company OF Baltimore has lie.
clarea further dividend Of eight dollars per
capital stock
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MAY 3eth-.4 II Ryder, petitioner by John M Martn.
his nerf.- Margaret Half, Of Brooklyn devised TO her
daughter Mrs Ryder all her real estate the income to
be by her and be under her immediate and ex
elusive control for life and after her death the estate to Do
divided amongst her children The petition asserts that
he Of Mrs Ry der, and under 81 years OF age
that Mrs. Ryder Is now married TO second nuspahd
(r Rchafds) and that petitioner IL student az law;
that his mother and step father lowing to his refusal 70
consent to change the trustee OF his
refuse to allow him any thing for his support and that me
amount Of the estate 81 600 The prayer Oh the
petition asks for a Of 1850 maintenance
The denied the prayer the ground that or
der could be made without consent OF the mother Ine
case is one for a court of law.
George Case ond Mary Case, infant Jeremiah Iowle
and his w and oters-Defendant was directed TO
pay into the OF 81 307 to which Mr. Case ana
r. d. Weeks entitled under the will OF John Abeai.
TO which Mrs. Towle, daughter of the deceased was APP
pointed Notion made for an attach.
nent the ground that such had not been performed
according the requirements in the will The defen-
dapts allege they gave Mr. Case bond and mortgage in
lieu Of payn in. Ordered that commitment must Issue
unless defendants pay the money named in the decree
of the court within 20 days.
On petition OF William Dillon and Catharine his wife
who daughter of the late John Dermott and grand
daughter OF John Dooley grandfather on his death
bequeathed his estate three daughters Mary NJ Der
mott Eliza O'Neii (wife Of Felix), and Judith Dooley
with the remainder to the children. bond and mort
gage for $4,000 rested the estate which was sold un
der foreclosure to the payment The sum oil Si3
lao remaining unpaid into court and is still there with IN
erest applic alton made praying that the subject be
referred to O master. Granted.
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Board OF Education.

NAY 29-The Board met last evening pursuant to ad.
journment The minutes of the last days proceedings Of
the Board. dated 9Th May read and approved.
Resolved That the thanks Of this Board be presented
Townsend Harris ESQ., late President pro. tenn Of this
Board for the able impartial and courteous manner in
which he has discharged the duties OF the chair during
the absence of the President. Adopted.
The annual report of the Board was read showing the
state OF the finances and the amount of outlay wi the
number of schools within the jurisdiction OF the Board
the year ending December 1913 there 1856 The
number of pupils 1898 in the district schools In
the cooperate schools, 2,54s. The whole amount OF
money appoioncd by the Board OF Education among the
several schools ard societies $685. 400
minutes, and filed with the Clerk Of the County
Bills Of expenditure for rent fuel &c handed in,
with view procure their passage through the board
was resolved that all bills be transferred TO the Comp
troller for pay ment.
resolution proposing that appropriation of Sill.
s be appropriated for building school house in the 4Ih
ward, be passed.
An amendment proposing its reference to committee,
was aiopted
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Common Pleas.

beIoreJuuRe ClsnOeHeI
MAY % Cf0rkson Coffier-An action on promis
sorry note, and also account Verdict for plaintiff $76
BaAoyd Barker --An action to recover an amount
claimed by the plaintiff having remained due In pur
suance a certain fangemeut made between himself
and the defendant growing out of certain law proceed
ngs which the parties had been engaged in the su'
preme Court. Barker. the defendant having sued the
plaintiff the occasion referred to succeeded when he
consented to receive OF $3.50 from plaintiff to
the demand and costs Barker however, after receiving
the money left the lawyer who had been engaged {Nr
Msjor minus his costs. which amounted to $s4 Verdict
for plaintiff. with costs.
Wiicoz et al Holiday Plaintiffs are brokers in
Wall street. and sold in December is43 $5u00 Ohio skies
defendant The Of sale compelled the purchaser
to pay the required amount the opening Of the books
which defendant it alleged did not comply with.
The case stands adjourned over to this morning
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nOlu tuelI udiucS
Rev DR.. Mathews, No. OF
Clinton place
Rev. Milton Badger, Score.
tary Of the American
Home Mission Society,
1870 Blocker street
Hon. Alpheus sherman,
Judge OF Marine Cont
Col VIM. L. Stone. Editor
of Commercial Advertiser
Doctor Mclean, 4 Warren
street
+" Nelson, II White st
Harris, l Stone street
{" Grandin, 10 Sixth av.
" Brewster, corner l4th
street and Broadway
Captain Brooks, steamboat
Nimrod
Captain Comstock, steam.
boat Massachusetts
A. Bsche. Esq 7 Broadway
J. M Bull, Esq, 206 Bdway.
+. II. Watson. Esq, 40 Ex-
change place
John Ogden, Esq, 96 Wall
street
John Haggerty, Esq, 50
Chambers street
J l.. Stebbins. Esq, s24
Greenwich street
NJ Melvin, Esq Ia Wall st.
II. II Folks. Esq, SO Pine st.
II. Nc Cune, Esq l22 Pearl
street
Samuel G. Wheeler, mer.
chant, "a Pine street
Norwood & Robinson, Bro
kers, corner Hanover and
Exchange streets
Lewis Atterbury, Esq, I'm.
porter 80 Clinton place
Jos. B. Tompkins, Painter,
81 Nassau street
Mr.. Hoyt. Washington pl.
Geo. Balchen, Esq, Mer-
chant, SO Wall street
Cant I ,emuei Bourne. shin
Douglas, SO Lispenard st.
w. F, Prout 66 Spring
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Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent

May % Chasfslan Hart the sheriF)- this case
reported in Mondays Herald The Jury rendered a
verdict for plaintiff 81 800 A.
Grinen Mou.--An action Of trover 10 recover the
price value Of horse This was tried before jn
ry consisting Of five persons 10y mutual consent) The
horse taken trial by defendant and kept Tor two or
three days when driven by defendant to wagon,
and allejged, much abused Asealed verdict
will be rendered this morning
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City Intelligence.

Police Department.-MAY. 9-"THE ToMns"-At
length MrWm Cox newly appointed keeper of the City
Prison has made his appointments Deputy Keepers OF the
Lower Police Messrs A. H. Davies. w. O. Moody, Ben
iamin sparks, James Kennedy. r. r. Johnson Isaac NJ.
Ward John Mount sen, Abraham B. Morse, William
Lownsbury. Thomas Barton and William Chapman.
William H. Howard is appointed the Engineer at the
Lower Police.
Upper POlice.-John Watson and Lawrence Van
Dusklk appointed the deputies at the Bowery Police.
SCARCITY or CRlMg.-Nohng worth recording at
either the Lover Upper Police took place merely
two or three petit larcenies.
Coroners OMcc-M,Y 80 -Krifp rs FAILING FROM
4WrNpow--fast Friday week a female named Ellen Cum.
miugs resident in that vile hole the Five Points
called Reeds Alley ie out of a second story window,
and az Is natural to be supposed, much injured she
oed Tins morning The Coroner has not at present hed
an inquest but doubtless the verdict will be death from
The inJuries received by the falling"
SUDDEN DEATH "A young girl named Cathhrine Fee
n.y. nZed ~ born IN Ireland, servant at tho Rochester
Hotel ia Contland street fell dead yesterday very sud
denly 60 her fathers house, No SO Centre street She
appeared in perfect health but few minutes previously
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Marine Court.

MAY 29.--John d Helm Charlotte Raube, 1t al
This action brought to recover damages for an in
fraction Of the exemption lava. Plaintiff is Doctor and
held premises from Of tie defendants His goods
seized in virtue of landlords warrant Tor arrears
Of rent BY the exemption law $50 worth OF property
and articles required for the OF horse wagon farm
ing and mechanics implements exempt from the ope
raton ofthe law under landlords warrant The plain
tiff sued in virtue of the privileges under this statute
Verdict for defendants
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state OF Trade.

AsHrs-There Ia very moderate demand for pots Tor
export at 81 3 pearls have declined about 81 cts Wo
now quote - 82A - 6s2. ,.
BHrApsrurys-No one get over 81 6sl for Geneses
-four southern 81 s74 s. Wheat will not bring over
n dollar Corn al AID cts. Rye 81 a Gs cts.
BrxswAx-Northern and Southern yellow, prime, aro
held at 80 cts
FIspsaies Of dry cod anoat, at - s7ia We quote
inackeral No L. $40 So No O. 50 and No ., ~ 20,
at which rates small sales are made,
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IMMIGRATION European immigrants begin to
make their appearance. On the Indiana, which left fol-
the upper lakes today quite a number took passage in
company with farmers, who are bound for
WISCONSIN. The brig had also very heavy invoice Of
merchandise SC destined for the Territory-BuDaio
.ldrerfiser, Mdy ~.
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u. 8. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Belts
MAY 90 -Guion VS.. SeweH and Htchcock-This case,
reported in yesterdays Herald" occupied the Court
during the day, and ourned to this morning.
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NO THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
by the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
abshed for the suppression of quackery. This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the puri
lying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs,
confidently recommended by the College as infinitely
superior any extract Of sssaparla at present beor
the public and may be relied on as certain remedy ior
all diseases arising impure state Of the blood
such as scroiula saltrheum ringworm botches or PIN
ples ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cutaneou
erupt,ons liberated throat any disease arisng
from the secondary effects of syphilis or an njudicious
mercury
Sold in single Bottles, at. ....... as cents EACH
In Cases Of half a.dozen Bottles, So 10
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union:
~ BA very liberal discount TO wholesale purchasers
Office Of the College, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
tt7- GOURAUD'S BLANC D'EspAGNE for the com:
plexion, OF WaikerstItet, list store FROM Broadway
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Court CaIendnr-This Day.

49, %, 2, Al, 3s. II, "a, 27l, 30, 30, 6.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos 90 81 %, g. "a, S. g. H. l6, %.
= GREAT OvERFLow.-By the arrival last night OF
the Beeswing, we received the Red River Kepub'
can Of the 18Th inst containing long account OF great
overflow and immense loss Of property on Red River
The town Of Alexandria under water the evee had
given way in several places and much further damage
was anticipated loss sustained by the planting nte
rest the river cannot be less than million and hall OF
dollars IN. o Tropic, May 81.
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P0lut1NNS.

The Administrative desirous to close the concerns Of
her late husband Michael Pa offers for sale three org
nal paintings lst the celebrated QuKIN ESTHER suppl
eating King Ahasuerus, by VASpYxE This painting -
well known that description Of s merits would be
futile considered by its late preseason his DEsr
That Europe can possess cabinet painting Of more
qusite merit than this doubtfucertaniy not in
teresng presenting does, portraits OF most emf
nent persons connected with the state and the arts
Amongst them is seen Van Dyke, Rubens, Titan Pau
verouese Rembrandt Sir Thomas Moore, the two Miss
Wartons, tram bearers and others
ID, The Descent from the Cross by REMBRANDT. This
painting requires no comment. Suffice 1t to say, that
one of those which Europe would certainly realise
considerable price.
3d. The Holy Family by CoRREoGIo This is one ofthe
finest productions of this great master The DEPTH tone
and transparency Of charo scura Is unequalled in this
country. The above gems be seen at the dwelling Of
the ADMINISTRATIVE, directly opposite the GREESwIcH
BANK Hudson street. They will be disposed Of on
sonable terms Seed
c-{h3- GOURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
bloches pimpes freckles and all dark rough red
saiow eruptive skins, at "a Walker st. ls store FROM
Broadway.
f9S- vELpEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Gonorrhea, elect, and all mocupurnlent discharges
from the rethra These pills prepared by the New YoIs
College of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the
suppression of quackery may be relied the most
speedy and eectusl remedy for the above complaints.
They guaranteed to recent in from three
five days. and possess greater power over obstinate
discharges and chronic gee than any other preparation
present known removing the disease without confne
tuent from business tantng the breath dsagreeing
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the Office of the College Of Pharmacy and Me
dicine, 90 Nassau street.
W. y RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent
@y- GOURAUD's POUDRE SUBTLE for eradicating
superHuous hair IRON any part OF the human body Can
be tested at the only Office in New York, 81 Walker
street, LIST store FROM Broadway.
90 RECORDS PARlslAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
rURE-For the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis
and all affections produced by an inudicous use Of mer
curry The great advantages by this powerful
Alternative all other preparations FOR the cure OF Sy
phis, is that while curing the disease il improves the
constitution whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the II Is aminsteScd for. Tht
best recommendation can give Of Is, that Ia now
extensively prescribed by the medical nty who for
merly considered mercury the only cure for those com
plants Sold, in single hotties 81 each in of hal
iozen So, carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the
Union. Office of the College of Medicine and PhaTma
oy, 95 Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, M d, Agent
ar DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR OF
o. walker street, Ist store FROM Broadway.
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THREE WOMEN DRowNEp. We regret TO learn
that sad accident occurred upon the Ohio nver,
about forty miles above Southland and near the mouth OF
Fradewater, on the 9th instant, by which three women
lostrherhve They attempting TO cross In small
boat the river being quite rough at the time the boat
sprng leak when they found the water gaining upon
tn right parayzed their exertons and they sank with
Ou tior to save themselves All tho bodies have been
rsco' erred Louie Jour. a. .-s.s ..a4
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INTERCOURSE WITH BosroS.-It appears, that the
Cleopatra and Worcester have not been purchased
for Providence Company, as has been repcred
They continue, and will continue, their trips TO
Norwich, leaving this city at O'Clock every after
noon. Adams 10 Co., the enterprsiug express for
warders, 20 in this line. Had the Cleopatra and
Worcester been Withdrawn, Adams u Co. would
have had two swift and splendid steamers placed on
the line at once, and would thus have kept up the
co anunicaton with Boston by that route, without
q days interruption.
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10- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members Of
tie New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, II
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackery
beg state that their particular attention continues
be directed TO all diseases of private nature, and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not to be met with in any institution N cu
country either public private The treatment OF the
College such as to insure success in every case and
totally different from that practice OF running
the constitution with mercury AMI in most cases leaving
disease much than the original One OF the mem
bers of the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals oEurope, attends daily for consuta
ion from DAM tos Pm.
Terms-Adyice and medicine IS A cure guaranteed
iMpoR1ANr CouNrRv "Reminiscences living In
the country and not finding it convenient to attend per
soually can have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform perfect cure by stating
their explicitly, together with all symptoms, time o.
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any
nd enclosing So, post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Office and Consulting of the College, 9S Nassau
street
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Our New MINISTER TO BRAZn.--The famous
frigate Constitution, Captain Perclval, sailed yes
terday tor Rio de Janelro. having the Hon Henry
A Wise, American Minister TO Brazil, family and
suite, on board, as passengers. The Constitution
went to sea IN splendid style, and is now ploushng
over the Atlantic as OF old
since $40, we have had three ministers TO Bra
zl-Mr Hunter, Mr.. Profit, and now Mr.. Wise.
Ii the Constitution only sails as fast as the changes
In our representatives to that court have been ra-
pid she will make one of the shortest passages TO
rio on record
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CRoroN WATER IN BosToS. Owing to the scar
city of old and choice brands Of wines in Boston,
the banks, custom house, and other public places
of that city will remain closed to-day, in order to
give those employed therein an opportunity to dip
into the big stream Of cold water, which is to pass
through the streets in the shape of temperance
procession