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DISTRESSING CIRCUMSTANCE : INFORMATION
~ wanted-Jane Mccollom, poor Irish widow, nearly
seventy years OF to this city last in
search Of her only child John McCollo Of Chareville
county wicklow, Ireland who arrived here in lS4S and
Of him. she hopes this may catch the q some humane
at I'll c. Thirteenth street Other papers
earnestly requested to copy
"IJIP DISEAsE"-A GENTLEMAN, WHOSE CHILD
thu a ra years oa nSS sSnerea nsnay year M,n
parents those acquainted with the disease that might
add to the comfort of those afflicted In this
superior medical attendance has been called and
expense would DO spared to associate Others If be
done with prospect of benefit Any advice In regard
treatment nourishment will be thankfully received and
II 10 hoped explain this notice. Address A. Broadway
Post Coco.
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t0Tired Natures Sweet Restorer, BaImy
p-For all fangs of nature there natural
and some artificial remedies provided the most EN-
cient Of tho Barker TONGUE greaseess hair
storative Price % cents Headquarters, BARkERS, Nv
Broadway.
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Listen.-Nry Ongucnt will force the Beard
strong thick in six weeks and won't stain
injure the skin say 81 bottlc 81 80 half
n Dozen Sent to any part Of the country r. G. GRAHAM
is Ann street. Hayes l75 Fulton street. BROOKLYN
Zeiber "A South Third street, Philadelphia
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rxceIsior Fire Insurance Company or Ncxv
yoxAes sh ospital 5000 iGc-have their o1c 4
kn 4 Hrel 4 stJfst. two doors from Wall.
HENRT QUACKENBQeS, Bccyetary.
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Knox. fI,e 1,eIebrntcd Hatter-y

Knox, the Celebrated Hatter.-Wc say celc-
braed because Guido him in elegant and fash
ionabe hats One Of his stores at the Prescott House. in
Broadway and the other at No. lS Fulton street Any
that buys hat at Knox's establishment will
buy At other place This fact have from
perence and prcmulgate 10 to the world There
style and fashion, well good in every hat made
under the supervision Of this gentleman Remember Pros
colt HOUSE And No. 126 Fulton etreet.
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Black sillksi Black silIxsi We will Offer
day great bargains in black silks LEADBEATER
4 LEES, Sf7 Broadway, corner of Leonard street.
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The NATIONAL Police G0xcttc.-We would
advise readers to purchase National Police Gazette
early on Thursday morning. they will be dappoin ted
setting one IL they delay il any longer Once No q Ann
street Rose 4 Jones, Wholesale agents.
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Hiram Anderson, % Bosvery, offers astonisIs-
ing TO buyers Of beautiful carpets ami oil cloth
English royal velvet, I3 s I6 tapestry o.
lOs ls beautiia ingram carpets, b. a. c. ia oil
a. Es &C. to &c. elegant Aubresson carpets new
article, at u. U.s. 9s per yard Look At them
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For fale Chcar-A Ladies' Shso Store ay1
sixth avepue, second door above Fourteenth sreet he
host stand In the city. inquire at a67 Broadvsy.
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Hair and Whiskers Cut Inimitably I'M the
varied and latest styles always with due proportion and
the head and entire the
by HILL, 45 Nassau street adjoining Liberty Hair
dye for sale applied.
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Fimples, Freclxles, and Tan Can be En-
trely removed from the face by using ELI w WONDER
SMITHS Extract Of Roses and Elder Flowers Lades
freckles this article IL Is warranted to
them the money will be returned only
Broome street, and sold by Mrs. Hayes It's Fulton street.
BROOKLYN,
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Anson's DaguerreOtypes.-Largc Size, for 80
cents colored and In nice Morocco lined with velvet
Anson does not to have elevated the ar As high
sixth stories Of the Metropolitan and
St. Nicholas Hotels. ANSON, $50 Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel.
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AsRst, however, that only q small number Of
he nonresident members are able 10 be present
q ne meeting in May. II il should be holden
n July, o much larger attendance could be Sc
cared; or the candidates might be nominated
two or three months before election, and their
names transmitted to nonresident members, for
approval or rejection, as the case might be. The
directors, fifteen in number, do not seem to be
Interested in the fund, as only two Of them
were present at the festival The directors are
all actors.
The above statements give an answer to the
public inquiry-why were there no more actors
at the fund dinner3 The Dramatic Fund pro-
perly conducted, properly managed, and pro-
perly secured, would be valuable institution
Without the unanimous aid and sympathy OF
The persons for whose protection it was estab-
hshed, its sphere of usefulness will certainly be
very much contracted. There is another society
Of actors called the Actors Order of Friend
ship" mutual protection and benevolent so
ciety. Its operations are secret but it is said
that many actors are afiliated with it, and that
they prefer it to the Fund, as it is composed of
actors alone.
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN,
y IN Sentecl neighborhood Washington park; has
reeent been painted inside and out parlor aud hall
closets and good cellar all in the most complete order
are six choice grapevnes the yard also vines an
sbrqbbery in front of the house, i within two minutes
wak Fulton avenue, where will DO running TO
erry fare four cents Two lines Of stages pass tho
block Price ~ 200; half bond and mortgage. lmmed
Sts{s III, ps Ihc qwner who sesdss Guy o. vac
attend 70 any communications addressed 70 box No "a
New ycrh Pert Once
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wife. she cried 'Nurdern and called for assistanes
when Rsddsn interfsred and Rlsy, with an oath, q.
stabbed deceased in the breast He then boited the
door, and endeavored TO keep the nehbors from enter
ing but the police heard Of the ARRAY forced open the
door, and took him into custody, and conveyed him TO
the Tombs, and Redden was carried to the New York
Hospital where he died from the effects Of the wound
The jury the evidence sdduced rendered the follow
Ing verdict-"That John Redden came TO his death by
stab with q knife in the hands Of Philip Riley" On
Tcmbs to await trial The deceased was native Of Ire
land and 80 years Of age and the prisoner Is also ma
tive Of Ireland, and 40 years Of age.
DKATu OF A CHILD KNsURABIB VKRDIor Against A
SNIP OwsER-coroner Hilton yesterday held inquest
at the Coroners Office upon the body OF child Cathe
rne Sealey German woman stated that the deceased
La from Havre the passage fortyfour days, and
there $50 passengers board, but physician;
grew worse and was in conyulsons for two DAYS before
the chip arrived here 1t also given in evidence that
the supply of food board the ship insufficient.
Dr. Chastenay examined the body, and gave 1t his
opinion that the child died of commissions from
The verdict was accordingly, and to IL appended:
"Further, the Of the ship Amelia for
not having physician on board said ship"
AFFAIRS COSTA RIcA-we have received our files of
papers from this republic the 22d ultimo The inte
gence received is unimportant.
The Gdceta does not give any news from the neigh
boring States of later date than we have already
ceived.
Inc 6otesn tc,dI OF the 10th ult publishes cores
pondence between the governments Of Nicaragua and
Costa RIGA, about the prevailing that company
of American citizens being organized for the purpose
Of colonizng the Mosquito territory The former very
indignant talks about the respect due to civilized
tries and to the well established principles of the rights
of nations and protests against any such scheme being
carried into effect The latter replies in the strain
ID persuaded that there is just for alarm ad
yises that the plenipoentiary Minister in Washington
DO instructed to inquire into the real character of the
ha mt of Cnato Rtca
does not believe that the Cabinet at Washington are
prvy to this colonization projectA At all events it will
warmly lend its aid and operation to Nicaragua in
unfolding its rights and the integrity of its territory
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pinnos.-The WorId,s Fair Prin,ium Pianos

Of T. Gilbert Co.. with or without the Soisn and with
OF the old established firm Of Hallet Co.. Horace Waters
pianos and Gberts boudoir pianos For sale wholesale
retail factory prices Second hand pianos at bar
gains. HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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Hyatts Life Balsam.-Rheumatlsln In Its
most painful forms also scroula old ulcers and the worst
of diseases Of the blood debility, liver
plant Kidneys incipent consumption &c. are most
ainly cured by this great purifier Principal depot No 26
Grand street. Seventy-f cents per bottle.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

r ECTURE TO LADIEs-DRs. VAN DoREN AND
~ Whitney will give two free lectures to ladies only
Beecker Buildings Rlsecker street. Norton chro
mic and female malades.
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Another OfOC0 Reason why Oilln0nS In~
Simultaneous hair dye should be preferred 1t not only
the best for eoorng gray red
hair beautiful jet black brown, but IL contains
much larger quantity fo the than other
Sold by c. II. RING, 1872 Broadway, and J. Il !. COD
DINGTON, 7l6 Broadway.
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.Nevv and Popular Music.,-soncs. Pad

die Ny Own Canoe; We Meet Again; Do Good The Ghost
q Uncle Tom &C.; World O. Love At Home; Pep Goes
Clipper yalsea by the best composers of the day. no.
RACE WATERS Publisher, 1893 Broadway N. B.-Musc
by mail postage free.
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Sh kEWARD.LosT, ON APRILATH, BLACK AND
W. tan nrrer dog eight months old The above reward
viii be paid by M Gagan, 92k Sands street Brooklyn
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NOtice.-Th0se In Pursuit OF Well MIntle
clothing will-fnd at ALFRED MUNROE CO.'S price
AL Broadway not only well made goods but
fashonably cut garments made with the of
mngs price only asked every garment being mark.
ed in plain figures Boys clothing and furnishing goods
at va ietv
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Secondhand HoIian Pianos ut Great Bar

gan-One octave carved legs fret DESK and harp pedal
price when new, 5000 to be had low One octave
Gilbert Co.'S make. Secondhand pianos without the
$50. HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway
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Piles! Piles! Piles !-Wltmes Pile Supp0si-
tory certain cure for the piles whether bleeding blind
this dreadful complaint will find this certain Sold
at the Bowery Drug store No 1853 above Broome street.
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1fHH WfhU nuVC HUt SCen OIHSHfNI OucVUs
music wareroom would do we'll to call and see the
splendid assortment pianos meodeons accordeons gu
tars &C. to be found hero also sheet music watches
jewelry, diamonds, &C., &c
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War with the Picture Mnkers.-High Price
Daguerreotypes against cheap pictures grand demon
being made late to influence the people at
cheap daguerreotypes As to the assertion that no go!
works Of the made for 70 cents and see to the
nirarx Al Rrnad
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M0ldavia Cream.-This superb compound,
and Identifying the hair prepared only
and sold by w. a. Bachelor at Ills celebrated hair dye and
wig factory, 2SS Broadway BACHELORS hair dye sold
applied. Nine private rooms.
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French NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NTilIincry n,

Bonnet Ribbons and French FTowers.-TAe
ladies respectfully invited to call and inspect my
Of above goods. X. u. MCKENZIE 271 Hudson street.
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Irving House Store to Let-BrOadway. Op-
polite Stewarta-The spacious store occupy being e
feet front and well lighted in the rear may
term Of years We will May LIST TO No. 40
store abeve. WARNOCKS, hattefs H5 Broadway Irving
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Gle than lovely woman, with skin pure and spotess
rs the lotus GOuRAUD'S Italian medcated soap is the
only article extan which this by the removal of
tan putues freckes saowness and all other bemishes
Poudre subtitle uprooa hair from any part of the body
Hair dye, lily white liquid rouge hair restorative and
other notions for the ladies' at the old depot No Walker
street. first store from Broadway
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French Bonnets-Extensive Millinery Ex-
hbonThe subscriber begs to inform the ladies Of New
York that made extensive in his estab
lshment taken in the whole Of the upper par
the adjoining building thus increasing the facilities for
Quoting his business extensive scale than hereto
FORE added to in Europe fs the receipt by
Of the latest styles Of hats and artificial
flowers prepared to offer the In large and
cd assortment and Paris fashions
On Thursday the 18th instant bis and spacious show
will be opened TO yiser having the
account Of being DESTROYS have his goodr steamer
Europa ready for with those OF other recent
arrivals Those who will favor him with cab, whether
viiters will he trusts be amply repaid for
Shcir trouble. Very ccspectfully X. T. WILDE,
Nos 20 and 70 John street. airs entrance No. 20.
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Everybody L. Dying for Love Now-a-tinys.
They dye with DEMONET MEYERS liquid b air dye
For alist happy marriages to which they have been
srumcAtal, call and for yourself No. Is Cortandt
street. Sold at n East Broadway No. Bowery and 500
Grand street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye II still the Leading
sItics By q, seknSwiedged be the best dye extAns
n In all parts Of the world proclaim 1t the only
reliable dye known. Sold ct BATCHELORS 23 Broadway
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SINGER 4 CO., No. 323 Broadway.


Sigh at the reflection Of your mot
tie moustaehes. Three minutes with CRIsTADoRO viii
rejuyenate them. WIN you have them black brown
excelsior dye produces eithcr in perfection Sold and)
ately applied at q Aston House.
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hroadway. New York-Premium At che London EXPOSE
vsesng the city. and Wishing to pusch,se
exccent article 6aished In artistic
fully that these celebrated
manus&ctursd under Jsners personal supervision.
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CUBSCRIBERS TO CLARENCEvILLE LOTS TAKE
- Noce-That at meeting Of the committee, hold April
THE TURF.

DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEA-A
IL purse Of S25 will be given Thursday next 18th inst
Mile heats best three In ye saddle all horses that
purse $25. Entries to close Wedncs
day, 18th inst, at o'clock in the evening.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-JERUSALEM CHAPTER, NO. s
M H. A. Masons will meet this wednesday, evening at
TX O'clock at the rooms CAB Broadway Of Blocker
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPA-
~ n.y. April TO- ls54-The President and directors have
this day declared dividend of five per cent the capital
rtock the the six ending LIST February
last payable to the stockholders and after Monday the
let May next The transfer book will be closed from the
9th inst. until that date. BY order
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


TULIUS RUNNER LANDSCAPE PAINTER, HAS
81 opened his studio at No. G6 broadway, No
TO- Pupils admitted for instruction in drawing and paint
ing.
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suitable heavy boot and shoe work. making
Manufacturers of the above kinds Of
that Singers sewing machines have been
adapted to perform their work in the
There is not and never has any about
right to use these machines.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-A MEETING OF THE
. stockholders Of the Phoenix Gold Mining Company Of
California called to tako place at the soe Of the
pany, No. Wall street, April IL at o'clock NJ to take
into the necessity of assessment on stock
TO make additional purchase valuable mining property
and for other purposes Of to we'll being Of
the company. r. Is. HOLT, Secretary
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Caxpesm&s, OueSoeAs, &c., 6se-By recent
< = ss;';ss:s
.ss sss .s Sss
exquisite styles eolor shades patterns that cannot
VILLAS GEORGE inS fssi
The National Police Gaxcttc.-We would
on huasSss . % =. aSSs
street. Rose Jones, wholesale agents.
Irving House Store to Let-Broadway, on
we ma. Ssi e. sss
R sa s W. nias
House.
Sewing Machines, Using q waxed Thread,
suitable for heavy boot and shoe work harness making
that Singers sewing msehines have been
has s5oa I
j. N. SINGER 4 CO., No. sss Broadway.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.-Don
sigh sir at the reflection your
tie moustaehes. Three minutes with CRIsTADoRO win
excelsior dye produces either in perfection Sold and,.
ateiy applied At Aston House.
Bachelors Hair Dye IL stin the Leading
..ss s ss be as
Everybody Is Dying for Love Now-a-inys.
srumehta call and for yourself No Is Cortlandt
street. Sold at n East Broadway, No. Bowery and 500
Grand street.
Earth Affords Not More Glorious Specta-
Gle than lovely with skin pure and spotless
asthe lotus. GOuRAUD's Italian medcated soap is the
only article which this the Of
tan putus freckes sllowness and all other blemshes
Poudre subtitle upreots hair from part of the body
s S G al chg Gid No. 81
street. first store from Broadway.
Hair and WhisI<ers Cut InimitaIIy, iIi the
varied and latest styles always with due proportion and
to the head and entire of the
dye for sale or applied.
ssTired Natures Sweet Restorer, Balmy
all falings of nature there natural
and remedies provided the most EN-
cent of tho Barkers TONGUE greaseess hair
storative Price 25 cents Headquarters, BARkERS NV
Broadway
Llsten.-NYy Onguent will force the Beard
grow strong thick in six weeks and won't stain
injure the skin I've to say 81 bottc 90 half
dozen. Sent any part Of the country r. G. GRAHAM
10 street, Mrs Hayes, l75 Fulton street. Brooklyn
Zeber, "A South Third street. Philadelphia.
Another Coed Reason why Gilman's I'M
has~d In Ia uot
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CHAMBERMAID AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ wanted in q small private family. Good city reference
given. Apply at 500 First between Nineteenth aud
1--WE ntieth streets, for two DAYS
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CHAMBERMAID AND ASSIST IN WASHING AND
~ ironing Situation wanted in q small private family
Good city reference given Apply at 90 West Twenty
rect days
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CALIFORNIAN YOUNG WOMAN is VERY ANx-
~ ious to get situation to to California, to take
charge Of growing children, chamhermad and aun
dress Can be well nded. Apply at 1903 First
three doors from Eighth street.
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CHAMDERMAID AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ wanted in u small private family. Good city
given Apply at ld5 East Thirty street for
tbree days.
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CHAMBERMAID AND MAKE HERSELF USEFUL
~ Situation wanted in small private family. Good city
reference given Apply at SO West Eleventh street for
days.
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mi UTICE.-UN EVENINU
In inst at tx O'Clock, meeting will be held at No. y
he street. for the purpose Of forming association
having its extensively the benefit of Ireland and
the Irish. All those who favorable to such ntitu
tion by the Committee OF Arrangements respectfully
invited to attend.
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CHAMBERMAID AND sEAMsTREss-siTUATIoN
~ wanted in small private family. Good city reference
given Apply at 5 West Twenty sixth street. for two days
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CHAMBERMAID AND FINE WASHING AND IRON
~ ing-Situaton wanted in small private family. Coed
city references given Apply at 2I Mulberry street,
No. 4. for two DAYS.
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MEDICAL sOCIETY-NOTICE-AN ADJOURNED
M meeting Of the New York County Medical Society will
O'Clock GALEN CARTER, NJ D., President.
LouN r VAN KIEEK NJ d. SECRETARY.
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LOST AND FOUND.

noG LosT-sTRAYED FROM NO 7s7 BROADWAY,
~ last February, English tan terrier large size
cropped ears long TAIL six old liberal
reward will be paid on returning him to Isl Broadway.
U1oUND-oN THE 9TH OF FEBRUARY, WHILE
passing through First street, coral necklace with
gold attached Inquire Of Rufus L. Martin No 100
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r osT-A CERTIFICATE FOR TEN SHARES OF
IL stock Of the George Bonner New York
pany marked No 80 and dated February H. 1851 All per
hereby warned not to buy the same
the company has been notified Of such loss.
JOHN III. RAUCH. Secretary,
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CHAMBERMAID.-sITUATIO WANTED, BY A GER
~ girl in a small private family good city reference
given. Apply for two days at Is James street. Brooklyn