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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

RERFORD & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS WILL
ID 70 the splendid mail steamship Illinois, Wednes-
day, zpril2c charge of messenger and will connect
with the splendid steamship John L. Stephens at Pana
ready for delivery before Small
for express trunks till p M. day Of sailing Our
freight ali goes BY the regular connecting No
charge house Passage secured the lowest
rate free of charge. BERFORD Co. No. Astor House
xNHASE CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, 80 BROADWAY
" Lowest rstes Open policies via Nicaragua
To San Francisco, via Nicaragua.
To Charleston and Savannah.
To Richmond and Petersburg
To Philadelphia and Baltimore.
To Boston and the East.
To New Orleans and Mobile
To Ber1ruda st Thomas.
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WATCHES, JHwELRY, DC.


WATCHES AND JRwRLRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling all descriptions OF
SILVER wAreNEs, JRwELpY AND SILVER WARE,
At retail, at mssh less than The usual prices.
JURuBrsEN wArcHH
Real Jules Jurgenssn watches received by evory arrival
with certificates from him with eash watch. warranted per
feet time keepers.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic cases. perfect
quarter watches for timing horses and gold and
splendid gold pocket shronometers which without
any variation. BIoHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches vhoh run eight day. y:...
for ladies. some in hunting eases.
DIAMOND WATCHES
for ladies, come in magic cases
WATCHES
which change into three different watches,
WAToREs wHToH
M and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold epins watches, four holss sweed VS. %
cold snamssd watches for the ladies. ........ s. %
Gold English patent lovers. Js "
Gold English patent levers, hunting casos. % %
silver patent levers as low 10 w
and ali other styles Of watshe, At equally lew prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond rings pins brssslst finger rings and erossos
for sale at much less than the usual prices
All kinds OF gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold and pencils gold and silver thin
silver spsstaoss gold toothpsks ohsrns, ehstsono
chains, de-. SILVER WARE, .
Sterling silver cups forks pie knives napkn rings
fruit lniyss Wedding s"hs knives d. ao Wstone. and
time, or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and CLOCKS cleaned and repaired In
the best manner 81 much less than the Ssun Prce;
Importer Of watches and jowslry Wholesale and retail
81 Wall street. second foor near Broadway.
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AGENCY,

AGNNCY.
A NKRICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY IN WASHING
"A ton, d. CThs undsrsignsd s6ers his services In the
OF claims before Congres and the several Do
partmsnts sad for che requiring
atsntisn ths capital Persons having business with the
Patent Indian Land Pension 0ees, any Of tho De-
partmont in the Supreme Court Of the United States
rely prompt and faithful attention 10 their inter
En}Qyng extensive foreign acquaintance will
artak be responsible for the safe transmission Of
money portion Of Rurope and attention will
paid the collection Of foreign claims
will furnished with special references In whatever State
they reside and In The prominent stiss Of Europe
Washington, Apsil i, 1883 JOS c. @. KENNEDY.
NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, valparaiso.
WILLIAM =. rYE =. A. RICHARDSON, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References
SANrIAso-Hon. Bnilis Psyton
VALPARAIso-Messrs Alsop Co., Hemenway Co.
PANAMA-Messrs. Corwine, Bro. Co.. Garrison Frsts
VIM Nelson 4 Co. -
LvERrooL-Messrs Bowman, Grinneli Co.. william
NEW foaH-Mssns E. K Collins Co.. Goodhus Co..
Capt Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALTIMoRE-Nessrs John Henderson Co., Thomas j
Hand Co, White j Elder.
SAN FnAEoIseo-Messrs Flint. Peabody Co., Husssy
Bond Hale, Chas. Doape Esq, ]. II Lyon, Esq
BosroN-Msssrs. Ammi c. Lombard, Esq, E. D. Brigham
Co., Glidden Williams.
CANToN-Nys Parkin Co.
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A uGUsTUs GoCKlL's FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN
IA America will take place Tuesdry evening, April 10,
kindly assisted by Miss Rosa Jacques, Mr. H. Timm Mr.
r. rstow Programme Part IL Quinteto, for string in.
struments Mozart Concertstuk, for plane, with Qun
tet accompaniment and second piano. composed and
cuted by Augustus Gockel; 3, Arietta. Qui jaime la
danse, sung by Miss Rosa Jacques, Rossni; 4, Fan
tasia, from Lucia, executed BY A. Gockel, Lszt;
Part II5. Grand Concerto for Piano with Quntette
compartments composed by Felix Msndelssohn Barthody
executed by Gookel We met by chance Kuckon sung
tale composed and executed by A. Goekel g. Der Than
LIE Poliehnel Caprice Bursgue composed and executed
by A. Gockc Admission One dollar Reserved seats 81 So
Tickets for sale at Messrs Hall Son. Luis
and Sohuberth Co.'s music stores and at the door,
Reserved seats to be had at Messs Hall Son. only Doors
open 4 concert to commence ut o'clock The grand
plano used by Mr. Gocke this occasion from the factory
celebrated Eek, Zurich, Switzerland imported by
Bourry dIv vernois Co., 10 broadway.
TyRANKLIN MUsEUM, l75 CHATHAM srREET-GI0
Lea. Proprstor above establishment is open ever
afternoon aE o'clock and in the evening" at for th
ssrpose Of Classic and origh. q Nvin
ssther With variety Of For furtha
Private Boxes so sents Stage Seats with cushioned
400 BROADwAY-THE TWO NATURAL FORMS
fkC representing Venus and Adonis in Florence are
NOW exhibiting At 46 Broadway They may bc looked 81
without obscene thought Hon soft qui NAL pense
Il the school whore Natures gifts may be beautiful!
Cron A. N. till lOP. N.
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CT. CHARLES THEATRE.-BENEFIT OF MISS M. j.
y Mitchell, Wednesday evening April 20, which
ion a host Of talent will appear.
TOHN OWENS ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, AT THE
Chinese Saloon Tickets can be procured Of Messrs Jo
lie Co., 800 Broadway
OWENS ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.-TICKETS FOR
" sae at the mnsic store Of H. B.Dodworth Co. 493
Broadway.
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a(SHAsE 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. VIA MICA
ragua through in charge Of special Mr. John
Nishtnssse 2th April Freight s5 cents lb and
the only via Nicaragua from three to five days in
Of the Panama route We have policies Of
gold dust from San Francisco to New York
the amount Of $500 transportation and insurance 50
per Mr. f. Gin agent In San Francisco
N BInsuranos goods to San Francisco rates
via Panama. CHASE CO.. 3S Broadway
IMPRESS OFFICE COMMISSION IMPoRTATIONs
III and banking affairs. Mesrs. Detard Duviver, No.
~ Dame des vetores Paris beg to inform the
Americans and the public large that they have organized
plan which will enable them TO undert
all sorts Of commission importation and banking affairs at
,c.ended to, and nsplied by the following steamer
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pHu.pELpHrA MAIL MIssNG.-The letter MD
from Now York for this city, due here last night has Aot
arrived Al the Philadelphia Post Ofce Is very inn
portant mail and its failure causes much inconven Ancs.
despatch nqurng about IT, sent to the
Postmaster at New York. the reply to which Was that It
bed been duly sent from that ofhoc The probs ty is
that it has been accidentally sent in wrong dreoton
philadelphia Bulletin April Is.
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NARD TO THE PUBLIC-s s. SANFORD BEGs RE.
specfuly to inform the citizens Of New York and its
vicinity that in consequence of the
at the Concert Hail. Philadelphia the New Orleans
Troupe will continue there hundred nights
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MONT BLANC.-TICKETS OF ADMISSION TO MR.
1 OWENS popular and novel enterta for sale
the Music store Of WIN. HALL SON, 239 Broadway.

CECOND SIGHT-PROFESSOR HELLER IS NOW
y performing every night Chinese Hail. and his
tnnments attract crowded delightful audiences
letting alone the fact Of hi. acknowledged superiority
mapican Pro lessor Heller doing rsa good
fitting society generally than any other in the
United States for his wonderful Of spirit rappings
has already been the of rodeomng believers
the clever but trick played and than
called the during the thanking him
and almost blessing him for showing them the into
suicides only last week. and nearly five hundred vic
Tins living tombtho Lunatic the appalling
results Of the rappings Every oneman and child
visit he and see the Let those who
it. Early Impressions deepest Besides this expose,
Professor Keller performs his wonderful second sight ht
ly and this far to show in the nerorty Of the rap
what wonders can be done in the present Of scien
humbug the most careful investigation The
inexhausbe bottle empty and the other ders
horrible excellent and nfndoutabe introduced night
ly Read Hellers billsthey full Admission
reserved Seats 80 cents Performances
Soclock afternoon entertainment Saturday at O'Clock
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1nFFICH NO 50 59BROADWAY-ADAMs co ,s WEEK

AnFFICR NO. 80 9BROADWAY-ADAMS CO.'S WEEK
y u Mail Express for California Oregon, and the
Sandwich Islands tho Ithmus of Panama. In charge Of
special MESSENGER 70 destination Res United States mail
Our next regular weekly Mail Express for California Ore
zon and the Sandwich Islands will leave Shove per U
s. mail steamer illinois, for Aspinwall, Navy Bay direct
Wednesday goth inst, at o'clock p Immediately
arrv at San Francisco all freight and
Sacramento Downevillc, Nevada City Stockton, sonora
Yankee Jims dcorgstown, Plaeeryiiis Mormon Island
Narysyille, Shasta Moqueumne H Mariposa, Ophir Co
loms Jackson Grass Valley and most Of tho mining dis
ricts forwarded by California inland
expresses charge Of special messenger to destination
All freight for this express must be delivered to u.s. with
with the government order for cording and sealing Small
parcels will be received until o'clock day of stoam
departure No charge 70 shippers by this line for Gus
tom consular cer6oates No package should
ceed pounds weight feet cubic and
thing must be In water proof condition. or will bo at
the owners risk. ADAMS CO., % Broadway.
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MUSICAL FUND BENEEIr-PRoFEssoR ROBERT

M USICAL fund BENEFIT.-PROFESSOR ROBERT
l Heller the Wizard Of Wizards and great modern
juror being of tho most eminent
Of the day and highly distinguished In the world
scholar associate and professor Of Royal Acads
Society &e will give grand performance for benefit
the American Musical Fund, Friday evening" prl o.
In addition to the attraction Of Second Sight
Rappnsn inexhaustibe Botte and other atrocities tho
his earliest compositions Dodworhs have
kindly their services and will
their choicest Other attractions
piaton Admission 25 cents reserved seats cents
obtained at the principal book and music
of the Society and at Professor Heers box ONCE To
commence at eight o'clock.
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The Episcopal church of the Good Shepherd will hold
morning service to day, at 6S East Broadway.
discourse the of city life will be delivered
this evening" in the Seventh church,
Of Broome and Ridge streets, by the Rev. Edwin F. Hat
field, d. ID.
Mr. Snow will preach this afternoon and evening, at
Mount Zion free church, 163 Bowery
BISHOP wAINwRIGHT's APPOINTMENTS FOR THE
To-day, in the forenoon, at st AIMS church. Brook
lyn; after noon at Christ church. B0okyn evening" at
st. Georges church, this city.
Monday evening, at Sag Harbor.
Tuesday afternoon, at st. Mark church, 1slp.
Wednesday, forenoon, at St. Johns church. Islip; af
teruoon, at Patchogue.
Thursday, at setauket.
Friday afternoon at Grace church, South Oyster Bay
evening. at st. Georges church, Hampstead.
NEW CHURCHES.
The stone Of st. Stephens church, in Twenty
eighth street between Lexington and Third avenues tho
laying of which postponed the lath inst on &C.
count Of the Storm win be laid this afternoon, ut
o'clock, by the Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes.
The Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes will dedicate to Di
vine service the Church Of ST. Joseph between Pa
cHc and Dean streets Bedford Brooklyn this morn
ing, at half past 10 O'Clock.
INVITATION.
Rev H. j. Hudson has received an invitation ia be h9
pastor Of the Unitarian sAp-ch in Greenfield, mass.
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DLATINA PLATE AND WIRE, PALLADIUM CAD
i MUM, nickel, manganese cobalt ttanium stronta and
baryt. English sponge cloth Thorns extract eOpaa bro
fire. chloride lime Rngsh beached shac sulphats
ammonia disinfecting liquid &C., de- For sale by
DIR. L. FEUCHTWANGER, Chemist, III Maiden lane.
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HOT HOUSE GRAPEs-BLACK, HAMBURG AND
IL sweetwater just received and for sale Mt JOHN
TAYLoB'S, 3S7 broadway, opposite tho Tabernacle.
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n11SCHLLANMOUe.

RRIDGEwATER PAINT.-TEE BEST ARTICLE EVER
ID offered to the pube for roef decks and bottoms cf
steamers and other vessels and from Its spark and sindss
proof qualities fer Railroad brdgss dsPots &s Tos
nena and ,psnsns can Be e. the deIst q the
and h ON in kegs 81 A. S and 100 pounds by r. BOGHRT
general agent S Pearl street AID 70 Beaver street.
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LIQUORS.
U7A0 mn IN BRANDIES, WINES WHISKEYS
RlOO.OOO gin rum, cordials, syrups, 40. WIN H
UNDERHILL offers the above in all the different grades
twenty per cont below any other houso Dealers and
families respectfully invited to call and judge for them
solves. 43O Broome street.
I 000 CAsRs OF FINE CLARET WINE, ASSORTED
Dozen bottles returned Dourdeaux annisette Curseos
branded cherries As &C. Old style jugs Sehsdam gn Of
medicinal quality 00O00 assorted Havana ssgars
WIN. H. UNDERHILL 430 Broome street.
r MONLUN, 80 FRONT STREET, OFFERS FOR SALE
Brsndies in bonded warehouse A. Segnette A. Camus
Taure brands Bordeaux care In casks and Mar
gaux Lafte St. Emilion and ST. Julien champagne var
brands French vinegar oil, olives pickles mustard
brandy fruits sardines green peas truhies mushrooms
&C., &e.
oNDoN AND DUBLIN PORTER AND BROWN
IL sout1 900 casks pnts and quarts, Of Barclay, Per
kns Co g. Whitbread's, Truman, Hanbury Goa Comp
ton Co.'S, Hibbcrts, Guinness Co.'s Xxx brown stout
other brand in fine order for city and shipping for
sale by @. p. LETlIBRlDGE, So and 81 Fulton street
SCoTCH ALE.-JUsT LANDED 700 CASKS YOUNG
- ers Steele's Doves Fakirk, Dicks Bairds Harveys
Campbes and other brands pints and quarts In fne or
@. p. LETHBRIpGR, So and 80 Fulton street
ToNIC ALE.-BAss co.'s AND SAMUEL ALs0PP
Sons East India pale ale 800 casks pints Just Ar
rived the order OF this Intoxicating bev
strongly BY the most eminent medA
cal men, and for sale Y auantites 70 suit 6y
O,P LETHbRIDGE, s and ss Fulton street.
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Wo0DS MINSTRELS, - BROADWAY. A8oYl
w Howard strest-OpeA every evsning.-H. Wood, Ma
nager and Proprietor The offered by th
celebrated company Of Musicians and Ethiopian Dsnsator
cannot be squaed by oor band United States
sss psoFamn: Doors Spsn At o sonssrt oonmsaoes q
fuy informed that the afternoon concerts
CT. CHARLES THEATRE-MIss MITCHELL BEGs TO
announce that her first benefit in New York will take
place on Wednesday evening" April 90 which occasion a
great bill will be -Hume's tragedy Of DOUGLAS
Young Norval. Miss MITCHELL Lady Randolph, Mrs Graf.
tam Genalvon, NJ Cooke The successful drama
BY j. Pilgrim, Of EyELEEN WILsON-Eveleen Wilson
Miss fditchsll Bill Stark Mr. w. R. Floyd Singing and
dancing To conclude with vorite farce Box book open
from ten TO two, daily.
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NIBLOS GARDEN.-THIS ESTABLFSHMENT MAY
bs engaged for respectable performasoss the
nights Tuesday Thursday and Saturday dusng the per,
season. Apply, from A. n. to r. n, to Nc "
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SILK EMBROIDERIES, BALL DRESSES, AND CLOAKS.
- M. DUCHY, No Boulevard Poi. sonniere Paris.

ITO MACHINE AND MODEL BUILDERs.-THE AID
verer wishes to contract for the immediate struc
tion Of large machinesa nvsntionand IL
successful of which there ttle doub will give further
orders Tie engineer will be ready when required
the construction in its minutest detail either to the
tractor workman be desired Weight of the
chine is Abeut twelve tons and of tho hoavie oang four
Thousand hundred pounds largest planning 44sx4
inches and twenty feet long, And will also for the
construction of models Of the above machine Detail
plans will bo ready about tho 2th of April Apply to r. H.
BELDEN, No G Amity place.
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NOTICB.-THOMAS, BROTHERS, FROM PARIS, SOLE
manufacturers Of carton piorrs 8 Wooster street call
ts attention Of acehtssts and builders TO their Invaluable
assortment Of designs for interior decorations Of saloons
parlors &C. de- great variety of bosaces interior
terror, trussos, frissss, Gaps, columns piasers &e
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dogs hydrophoba letter ssab asthna, and ds-
good for puppies sador years
Prospsotus delivered gratis Sold in Paris by
spothseary 81 Dauphine ssross Only depot 4 New
for the United States, At Mr. JOSEPH COOPERS, 600
Broadway. Price of each bundle % cents
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DRpSS GOODS FOR CASH.. HoxIE, JR., NO. 81
~ Nassau street. opposite ths Pest Once is resolving
sd ssrs for sale large and attractive stock Of silks and
asy ATe:s goods printed lawns and a:o.sts b.rss: dc
prints 1nsns gnshams, white goods &o nsIty fron
ton. Also full assortment of dsmsstss, fer cash. at
prices from 10 is csns lower than they be bought
nm he loredit
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HHRISfY's OPERA HOUSE, az BROADWAY ABOVE
Grand streetopen every night during the week. under
che sole direction and supervision Of p Chrty
whose in this city the
received with fave. b hsy rS.ps:s.b and
nence o'clock On Saturday next April 16th annual
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000 INDIA RUBBER COATS OF A SUPERIOR
COUO quality suited for exporters and jobb,rs trado,
for sale by tho manufacturers at the very lowest
ROGERS wYCK0FF, q Cortiandt street,
Successors to II. II. Day.
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CECOND AND LAST NIGHT OF NINE. ALBONI IN
- LA SONNAMBULA.-A few Of the very best front
seats be had at the Central Ticket ONCE H. B. DOD
WORTH CO.'S music store No. 493 Broadway. Orders
or ANY received.
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Later from Europe.

NEW DIRK, April &c.
The steamer Humboldt from South
amption arrived AT her wharf Mt half
past seven this morning. She brings
London and Liverpool dates 10 the 18th,
and llavre to the 18th.
The Humboldt brought $50 passen-
gers. She was off Sandy Hook last
night, but was detained by thick wealth
err; has made the passage in | - days.
Among her passengers are A. L. Trsl,
Gen. dc Peysler, Lieut. J. p. Bailey,
u. 5. A., Capt. Phelps, u. S. A., J. $.
Tborndike, j. p. Kellogg. bearer of
dispatches from Rome.
The health Of the Queen of England
is being established.
Ia the House of Commons on the
llth, the third reading Of the Canada
Clergy Reserves bill was carried by u
majority Of SO in favor of the Cabinet.
The Ottoman embassy ut London
has announced that the Turkish repudi-
atcd loan would be refunded together
viii, premium of thirty -four frances
on each thousand franc bond.
Hungary is to be divided into three
districts with deputy Governors subject
TO the Governor in Chief.
A trial of the new steamship Duke
Of Wellington, of 1871 guns. had taken
place; her speed was about ten knots.
The news from France is unimpor-
tant.
Eargus O'Connor has been declared
lunnIic by Commission of enquiry.
Lord John Russell stated in the
House of Commons on Tuesday, that
the Tuscan government had apologised
for the expulsion of Mr. Crawford from
the Tuscan territory.
Later advice from Constantinople
states that an English war steamer,lhree
Russian despatch vessels, and French
frigate were lying in that harbor. The
Turkish fleet was at anchor at the
Golden Horn, apparently ready for q
movement. Another Turkish fleet was
at anchor Of Alexandria.
General Macruganni has been found
guilty at Athens. of conspiring against
the lives of the King and Queen.
Adviccs from Turin 10 the Sih April,
states thai Marshal Radetzky had re-
fused the honors profiered by the empe-
ror, and had preferred not 10 leave Italy.
II was therefore thought the substitution
of civil for military power would pot
now take place.
The University Of Payia. which was
closed IN consequence of the Milan in
surreciion, was 10 be re-opened on the
lith April.
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81 sSss. fsf taf ZEE - ~ esfzs'ag
tss.. nrfaet. Nsi ~ rsl9 'faasi .4'iasa.
Be- ,ss.sssnos ~ .h5 iadle1 nr~ heef7
b. ne dssnti. sst frrcn'a 20 defln4sH',
~ cessnr 10 sfcspe tlss s1hoa.hguss q
IT, auenf. vgssi ~ uhe iflssitif' ~iiA
maadusi assassa The essas eeaf's'i 80
o. rsnr esisle-
X. -. Nsnuif1os SotBsmvn 20
Rssf.sp .. Cooirr. This vas - ss-
tion 4 ssau,uysi, o. recscr iof Professional
ssstisci rn5efed foi a., ssf.Dssn BY iae
pisih'iG ass sorgcoa 4 Appeared that
Ia sh, auan,er a 1851 ihc flaisiiG smpu-
ss,rd an renewed large iap,sf fraa The
aacs a. lar drfr's1sai's vic. and that the
opaniios,. ihough aiicaaad uilA n,neh dan.
g,f. ~ss psffuse,ed with he higbhss sk.Il
md casvfArfc rucccs.. Tho esi3rises tep-
ord 70 fiiqs that tens sss one q fha ifrre-
uisi cPcfsil9os u safger IA ~l,es the
ana'eair y relation u he parts affected,
e,ald ~ be known tsesP IS doseloPcd
aunng ihr rorrcI' II tn operation. AMI
ibsi speh operations rnguisc the exercise
= gresi,r sian thsn iiose ~aieh are e0a4-
n,au and ffoquruiy soue. anl il.st the hirA-
81 srsdc u sirFicli skill w.s requisite
Scr 'ho successfd performance II ibi. ope
ruuon Il appeared from the dcpo$ii.Dt,,
- eminent surgeons. such as Do=iers Nsi.
Parker aDd WOOD q Nos York. that not
eve physeisu 10 Eve hundred q those en-
gagged in practice, Is oompetcn' b the per
fsunnce u such an operation aud that
a Surgeons professional charges ar nsoa,-
6ea o. influenced by The danger and dias-
caliy q tba operation the skill required
10 treat the esse--ihe degree Of respon.i
biiiiy "hleh ,l.e surgeon assu,ncs-,ho haz-
ard Of flilure-ihe result Of the treatment
--ani The ability Of the pa,ien, to make
remuneration.
The case was very ably argued by l.. c.
krLlooo, Esq, for tho Plaintiff. and {. b.
HARsiSoroS, Esq., for the Defendant.
The jury were instructed by Judge P,rR.
roST, tia, IN estimating what eompeasa-
ton the plaintiff reasonably deserved to
have, they should take into aceo mt the
nature snd ebAraolos Of the services rem
dercd. and the grade Of skill requisite to its
successful performance and that they
should IN their sound discretion, allow 10
the plaintiff the remuneration which would
command services Of the same skill and
quality from others.
Verdict for the Plaintiff for two hundred
and seventy five dollars.