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Married..

On Thursday 30th by Rev. VIM. Berrian, BENJAMIN +,
SWEET, to Miss ELIZA Haley, all Of this city.
AT Pcekskill N ", March Goth by the Rev. Mr. Minor,
WIN. II. HUDSON, of New York. 10 Miss MARY GEgow
daughter Of Isaac Gerow Of Peekskl Y. Y,
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OUR AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE.

We beg leave to state to readers and patrons in
Paris, and Europe generally that Mr. B. II. Revolt, II
hue de la Banque Paris, is longer connected with the
NKu York HERALD, either correspondent agent.
Nessrs. Livingston wells, Place de la Bourse,
only agents in Paris, both for advertisements and
subscriptioue.
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Court Calcndnr-This Day.
SupRmB CoURr--Circnit-1,25 7, LIZA, $685. ,123 2l0
~, $50, 35s, 361 2d4, 49, 3s41s, 1856, $685. as7
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HOTELS.

belmont HALL, NEW BRIGHTON s. I-THIs
ID house Is situated directly opposite the ding and will
be ready to receive guests the 10Th Of April
required Those who wish to engage rooms will End II
their interest TO mako early application TO E. c. COFFIN
77 Broadway, opposite Grace Church.
THE "HALLn-AT Chestnut GROVE CLIFTON
Staten Island will DO open for the reception Of boarer
on or about the 18th OF April The situation unsurpassed
commanding hne view Of the Bay aud Nsrrows &c is
lew inmates walk from Clifton landing and it's easy
70 the city makes deeirable resort AppliCa
pn, ~ = = -
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Obituary.
William +, SHORT, old printer, in Providence was
shoked to death, while eating piece Of teefsteak
he 18th inst.
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Night Glass In Drawing.-nIr. Wood, 4s3
broadway has room for three nigh. pupils in his
system Drawing from nature taught In few lessons
pupils az usual Spring GLASSES forming. Apply
AZ his free gallery, from "A. N. to 6P "
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Naval Inteuigenc,
Obituary

The frgate St Lawrence sailed from Callao, Feb. j.
ss Valparaiso.
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caps
aezsw Goods.-We havs now I'm Store and
snshns one Of the 'oS a q ne na
e: W ss .. tbs q s
Ss ssIs q ass !. s:
cal: SsS " F:s., street.
Charles london Cordial GAn, the Purcst
saf p %sis "nss
os ass 4 Ep 81 g. place
Sewing Machines who Invented the conn
% the I %. snS ns' He pp
ing for patent for IL and the cemmissogg q Patents
Jon sssn h H We there iS an
sny hse sS e hs tS 70 s B sssss
w. ''' ''''''' j. II. SINGER co, s2s Broadway.
Bachelors Hair Dye is sim the Leading
sereety selorng the hair the moment i Is appsd Tens
ssas sVs M m Ps ss Of hs d i'm the only
Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Your hair. SIR, h,
So much for using quaek dyes instead Of scientific
"a certain 80 natural brown OF black and not
eseine inc mar Sold and applied ct No. Astor House
Mrs. Darlington at the Sc. Nicholas :-EIcr
nas as sn G sns has come 70 the TO
ters, BARKER's, $50 Broadway
Mourning Letter and Note Paper.-A Full
stock Of superior English laid mourning letter
msss corner Hss
This Is the Last Dny.-S14, l3O.-Rents In
this city are enormous-See the antidote-Sl5 for a
country residcnce-ony this day left TO sscure it ;
10 sure and go soon, You viii be too late. few
shares only left for lots in Abe beautiful village of Rose
vale, adjoining on the north The splendid Lake Ron.
acre SO payable IN instruments win four building
Those to get paying their rents in
this city and delightful resdence .hould apply
mediately to CHAS. WOOD, 20S Broadway.
Removal.-Dr. Wheeler, Oculist. has Re-
moved h Office the treatment Of diseases of the Eye
4S6 Broadway Entrance to his office Is in Broadway and
Broome street Once hours, IL A. NJ to 4P NJ. Films
specks and chronic Inflammation OF the eyeds however
long standing completely cured Artificial eyes inserted
Moldavta Cream.-This superb compound,
for strengthening and Identifying the hair prepared only
and sold by w. Bachelor at his celebrated hair dye
and wig factory 233 Broadway. BACHELORS hair dye
sold or applied. Nine private rooms.
What Nostrums;-NOt long since Barber.
in using Of the old hair dyes actually turned man
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Ueebe = Co., Fashionable HRHttcrs, l56 Broad
way-spng and summer fashion for ssntsmens hssr and
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Mixed and Poisonous characterization to
pAyscans the sickn order to protect myself against
baud and the public against dangerous impostons deem
state that counterfeis and limitations OF
Schedam Aromatic Schnapps are abroad and TO warn I'll
who the article either medicine beverage
against these deeterious and dangerous preparations
To the sick these pernieious compounds peril
In the extreme Instead Of aordng the relief which
vaFiably follows the of the true and legitimate
matte schnapps the various diseases to which adapt
ed they will inevitably exasperate the worst symptoms
and perhaps kill where the genuine article would
can the healthy use them without suffering from their
Lat the the public therefore, and the medical faculty
health e Let it be borne in mind that the
ef Sohnapps Belongs exclusively to artcle that II 10
and imported by only and that other
preparation sold under that name an imposition upon the
puYeheser.
impeed to state these facts from knowledge that
attempt becn made certain parties claiming be
sesrectae to food the market with counterfeit schnapps
20 the injury interests and reputation and without
ow the introduction Of their impure and noxous
Be therefore clearly understood that all liquors pur
PORTING to be that are not put up n quart or
letters the dc and verified by label with auto
graph ature we'll zeal the cork impressed
With my in wax fraudulent limitations, and
not be imtibed with safety.
endorsed their signatures, by two thousand
loading and adopted in their practice by nearly
the whole medical faculty but oil gin favored with
juniper it Ia qne possible that many who are not accus
may fail distinguish by that test between my
pASation adulteraed stuff sold
BY interruptions imtators Therefore, look to the impress
on the bottle and the cork and that
UDoLPHO WOLFE, % Beaver street,
Sole Importer aud Manufactured.
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Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE OF TIE
late Stephen 0hittenden Of the city New York.
hereby notified TO the same TO within three msnths
forty nth street. and all claims said
viii present them above duly suthoT
lied 70 settle all matisTs apperssning 20 said estate
sT0R LIBRARY.--lN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
IA over proportion Of yey young among the read
Tor admission from fourteen TO sixteen From the LIST
April the library win remain open until six p NJ but
Will not be before through the month
tome alterations to be made in its interior
during the earlier part Of the day which would interfere
with and disturb the readers BY order Of the Trustees
A cARD.-wHEREAs. sUNDRy FALSE REPORTS
~ against character have recently been in crc
aon IN this State and elsewhere by malicious this
to give notice to my friends and the public that in due
course Of law and will exonerate myself from all
egai and dhonorabe sets from youth 10 the present
day and place the before the public am desirous
that should consider guilty Of wrong until
proved 90. A. Z. TRUE
"A the Stuyvesant Institute $50 Broadway on Saturday
April at7 O'Clock p NJ, adopt further measures f5f
the purchase Of Dr. Abhots Egyptian collection Persons
tend. j. W FRANCIS President Of the Committee
A MEETING OF THE CoRPoRAroRs, STOCK.
Company will be held at No Is Insurance Building 81 Wall
street on Monday the Sd q Ag5ii q. s} oslOsh Pm.
SferA' March SlsS4. T SAd n = DOW,
ss2 f H RSM c'rp'r''''''
A CARD-THE SIGNATURE OF CHARLES A. Sc.
cor Co. to the resolutions passed by the meeting of
hRwIghs esShes and held a.
suited AZ we do not approve OF resolutions there
ed tako this withdrawing our names the
net ' signatures as published Henry skook
81 West street.
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P,anos.-T. Gilbert s. Co.'s Worlds Fair
frst Pre- MUM pianos with without the moian
Shc celebrated iron frames and circular scales L. Ghers
ksudoir pianos Hallctt Cumstens pianos (of the old
established firm of HaIlets Col Horace Waters pianos
and those Of other makers at wholesale retail at
prices. Second hand pianos from SIS TO $3.50
HORACE WATERS, y33 Broadway,
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
VouNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB
regular meeting Of this club will be held at Stuyye
SAINT Institute Friday evening, March 81 instant at
O'Clock. Punctual attendance requested.
JAMES T. BRADY, President.
JoHs H. ASrnoS, }seere.ares.
WILLIAM MooTRy, ss'1esaiieS'
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Green Turtle, Fine and Fat. will be
ssan,ssly served In soup and steaks at the Market
sppese Fulton Market this day friday from III o'clock
.. ~ till +. NJ. Families will be supplied 70 order.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

THEOLOGICAL CUSSION.-QUESTION-D0 THE
Holy Scriptures teach the final salvation Of all me
The affirmative of the above question will be taken by tho
Thomas j. Sawyer d. pastor of the Orchard street
Universst church, and the negative by Rev. Isaac Wes
tho Lach street Baptist church. in this city
The discussion will held in the Broadway Tabernacle
commencing Tuesday evening April At quarter before
eceedng evenings and the nr corresponding evenings Of
tie following week till closed by mutual consent OF the
Tickets for the whole discussion ST. For single evening,
&c. For rale at Hall Sons corner Of Broadway and
Park place; Roe Lockwood Sons, AL broadway; G.
Francis Co.'S 2s2 Broadway Raynoys 20 Boweiy; Am.
bassAdor office, -, broadway, And at the door.
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Professor Reese and the New York Ger
Dagucrreotype Company.-Professor Reese still
supies his position with this company though his is
Withdrawn from IT, The % cent picture business
Hsual-taking 500 portraits daily by tho management Of
HOLMES 2Ss Broadway.
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Spring Furniture Salcs.-A. III. Nic0lny 4.
Co respectfully remind their friends and the public that
ready undertsko and give their personal
families their spacious saesrooms 1863 Broadway We
sAan continue be prompt energetic, and fair in
charges detg best energies to the interest Of friends
A. II. N1C0LAY,
EDWARD SINTZENTCH,
Late chief saesman OF II. ii. Leeds Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31

ISUsITUmBO-NOV HUIFS sIUCC
in using Of the old hair dyes actually turned man
Uranium green In fact there no dependence to be
the old preparations they should never
be used long DEMONET MEYERS No. Is Cortlandt
street. sell and apply their liquid dye which Is infal
BILE mildly upon the fbres and always gives lens
black brown to the hair Sold at No ~ East
broadway No Bowery No. 306 Grand street. and No, 81
North Xilliam street.
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HemOvals-Smifh q LOunsbury yvould re-
ssstfgy inform their friends and the public that they
ave changed their business location, late No ga Pearl
sseef 70 No 40 Broadway door below Grand stree
Nney are prepared exhibit their spring STYLES
ns inesain carpetings English and American foor IL
oVses and AL other goods Pertaining W the tyaas,
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HuTCHINGS CELEBRATED LARGE FIFTY CENT
- baEuerreotypes are taken at Sp5 Broadway seocra
aoer heoE walker street They twice the Are OF snv
others IN tue world for that price, enclosed in
eopsly sSlsysa, ''''N' 'ANA"'S,
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Pianos and DIclotieons.-F Firth, Pond q Co.'s
vide scale pedal pianoortcs and Carhar patent
nsnia melodeons warranted to stand my climaIe ia
cots superior aecordeons and futinas Pianos melodeon
accoreonr, seraphines concertisas. &c tuned and
paired. s. 4 J. JACOBS, 4O7 Broadway.
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l4clodeons.-The Largest and Best Assort-
sat Of melodsons in the city at 3sS Broadway !! being
tbe only place where be had Goodman Baldwin, pa
sent organ meodeons or D. H. W. Smiths we'll known
Do. HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent, ss3 Broadway
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George Cbristy and Woods Min.trels New


sssgs;-"Gently down tho Stream .'Neer Fear Boys
Cheer "Susianna simpson, BE CHEEKY, Bows sung
nightly With great appa9se just pubIi,hed at 7 Broad
beat in tho city prices from SOS to
$lC0J Dealers supplied at factory prices Pianos melo
deems and seolians 10 rent. BERRY < GORDON.
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and Easy Muslc. for BegInmers.-

New and Easy Music, for Beginners
Young Pianis Companion No. I-Pupils first schotish
Ne 2-German polka; No 3-Tsm Thumb waltz; No. T.
cents each the full numbers for fifty cents Just pub
hshed by HORACE WATERS, 1873 Broadway Music sent
by mail, postage free.
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Charles' London Cordial Gan, the Purest
and mot deeiou. Of 9Ssre. Is M ey sie
all respectable barroons For SAFE ~ the
sole importer, EDMUND c. CHARLES, Park place
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CORPORATION CARTMEN.-NOTIcE is HEREBY
~ given to cartmen employed to street dirt
ashes &C. under the direction Of tho City Inspector that
employed in such work from tho 9th to the 18th
instant will be paid At the upper drill room Centre market
this friday morning. commencing with the First ward at
ten O'clock and continuing the call Of wards in
Cartmen not present when their called will be
required to wait until all the wards have been called in
regular order Payment will Of completely at six
O'Clock NJ and be resumed the following morning ut the
same hour. THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
TIRE DEPARTMENT-THE RECEIPT OF THE FOL-
lowing donations y the hands Of zophsr Mills Esq., to
the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the Fire Department is
thankfully asknowledgedLFrom William Alley Esq,
Merle ESQ The above donation wa accompanied with the
fearless Activity manifested BY the Fire Departmsnt in the
Water street and Nos 266 and 26S Front street. in the
fagrxton OF the 9Th inst JOHN s. GILES, Treasurer
DEAR SRI enclose $500 hundred dollars for the
benefit Of the widows and orphans Of members Of the Fire
Department In sending this must try aud tribute
Of for the efficiency Of the At the fire in
myself out were Of opinion that the
the day proved that OIr hremen are
their were crowned with ussess almost unboPed
feelings confidence entertain for the Depart
ment. remain, dear sir your obedient servant
JoHy s. GILES, Esq. g. MERLE.
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A PARTISAN CHAxbERkAlD wrLs.- 20 Wts"
"A iron, cook and being frst rsse sesnsers issro as
Of pnding family going 10 California. which voud an
tse d her services Apply AZ the piano rooms M Broad
wsy
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THE TURF.


TINIoN COURsR-sATURDAY, APRIL ], 1854, AT Tw,
~ o'clock NJ, race between the two stations Bae
Bird and May Fly-440 yards for $40 Immediately ate
Of SIS mile heatf free to ALL Troting horses to
as they please.
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| VNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to do plain cooking washing and ironing
in private family Best Of city reference given Can be
at 100 Twentieth street Seventh for two
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1T IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT MRS OSCAR
1 shanghae was seen promedadn; on the Rhgbarbs,
tung with the Bumblebeeas II has been cortradcted at
No. 2 Dey street.
U NICKERBOCKER BASE BALL CLuB-THE AN
N nual meeting of this club viii be held at Smiths 81
Howard street, Saturday evening next, April at
O'Clock Members will please be punctua business Of
importance If TO be transacted.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05
A Man before Adam.

A cenglomerate work, to use a geo
logical phrase, has lately been published
in Philadelphia, entitled "The Types of
Mankind" made up of contributions
from the late DR.. Morton, AgaSsiz, Usher,
Mott and Gibbon. This work is destin-
ed to create something of connection
in the religious world. The idea of the
unity of the race of man is totally dis
carded BY the authors oneand all. DIR.
Usher makes the astounding statement
in this work, that human fossil had
been found in New Orleans in the course
Of some excavations in that CITY, to which
apre-A damite age is attributed. Accord
ing to his authority, theskeleton of man,
Of the conformation of our native Indians,
was discovered at depth of sixteen feet,
lying below succession offour fossil cy
press forests, to each of which the age
of 400 years are given. Agassiz is
said to have accepted this as fact,
and based upon it his assertion, that
man existed upon the earth at least one
hundred and fifty thousand years ago
The theolog'an must either disproye this
statement, or be compelled to admit d
new exegis of Holy Writ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-05-05

Mr.. DouGLAs REBUKING THE PREACH
ERs The New York Epeaing Post
says:
AIN his long discourse to the clergy
Of New England paper about three
times as long as an ordinary sermon
Douglas, borrowing topic from the
newspapers, is very severe upon them
for protesting against the Nebraska fraud
sin the name of Almighty God"
"Mr. Douglas is too fastidious. In
whose name would he have these gen
tlemen protest against a bad measure
If they had said, in the devils name"
it would have been used as an argument
for the bill. We often say ''in the name
of all that is good" "in the name of hui
mainly, iii the name of common sense"
DC. The signers Of the remoustrance in
question used form of words which
naturally seemed to them to include all
these, and one which they deemed suit
able to the occasion. In doing this, it
was clearly not their intention to arro-
gate TO themselves special authority in
the matter, any more than if they had
used the phrase, In the name of Justice
and humanity
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New MoTIvE PowER.-A correspor-
dent of the Syracuse Standard, writing
from Rochester, speaks of the discovery
of new motive power, which is to dis
pense with the present mode Of steam
propulsion, and is great improvement
upon all former discoveries. lie says:
at consists in the use of bi-sulphate
of carbon as a motive power. An en-
CINE has been constructed which works
like charm. The expansive force of
this material, as every chemist knows
Is many times greater than steam, while
ut the same time it requires a much less
degree Of heat to vaporize it viii
give you the result Of an experiment
with a miniature steam engine 1t re-
qulres the constant use of eight spirit
lamps to generate steam enough from
water to cause it to make one hundred
and fifty revolutions per minute. With
draw two Of the lamps, and keep them
away twenty minutes, then apply the bi-
sulphate of carbon, and there was heat
enough remaining to propel the engine
at the rate Of one Thousand times IA min
ute. And this will apply on large
scale just as well. This substance being
so easily evaporated, heat from twenty
to hundred and sixty degrees is found
sufficient for all purposes, Hence there
is no danger of explosion as with steam.
1t is confidently believed that this new
motive power is destined to supersede
the use of steam. The inventor has APP
piled for letters patent"