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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09

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80 - -p'H;,SlF a1iRIs SON. 81 broadway.
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niorn ii. isads ana ths public that be has reserved
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hons lats in his store please select nom his stock
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class niinsrs wanted. NJ other need call ' i''''
sPnCIAL nOTICEs.
ATTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF HARRY HOWARD
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sssa a.s1S Ketv ~ a.
sns'r'nd ' do q B'1Iss tssst a; .eg
GEO. r. :, B haaasi Tslsrs.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
r s ~ 81 ns this S:
shs once e the sSppsny Centre :sIsss Iassd.y
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sGn;'is. ~; n.Y q 'psn wsdns'
=" - ''''' : y Wv W Il Il ixRRsoN. Secretary.
NoTIc.-SSnEsE WILL ?. y, SIE ES; OF TIE
%Ss Which you AZ; 1S:s T. sss By
saturday At the WsstShssssr Hoqs. e sc,SIoes
D. s. PAIGE, Secretary.
OFTIcE OF THE NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK
~ Company, 264 South street. May I, is5e.-A sentsn
to the On IA e S TSs
e sfIb closed until that
Directors have day declared snna. dyidsnS
Inst ss;ss ss
REsoLyED THAT THE LIQUOR DEALERs OF THE
hstel dists and bottss requested
T. ss place .a S o
o with the
Thss Of each ward =. said mo.ns ,b.
cleo. s.sS sen%ss:s son.iss many -
dssm % that shall :. S
Be-
for their they may deem proper not
Rs elect three of it's members
= and time q shall Ssrsssr Ss
The Recording Secretary Of this society shall furnish
% WI ;':s , arranged
book il sSsh they shall @ s.ssnsss The
n 4: %
Join III.
Il. NJ i,
sn e s :as 6
% the or the book Of reference SO thar We may
- : + SH L sSs SAry VI. P.;.. Ss::s'n'
d. s. PAIGE, Secretary.
THE CARSON LEAGUE WILL HOLD MEETING
on "Wednesday evening e o'clock in KpSkerooolsr
Who fv and 1i
Nay for the reception q patients. eommistes VIM =
ans By order Board
e0PARTHERsHR NOTICES.
AZ An ACTIVE
IN branch Of the nrbsr business in this city under c,
g given interview y addressing Lumber Herald Of
ace, stating time and place.
eSOO "A YOUNG MAN. OF GOOD BUSINESS
engage IN some WeiI sssasshsd rsspsossse Business
partner would accept situation at salary. Ad
$500 aPAaTSIR WANTED Ss!, IN nA ANU,
&c ss
Of tho h ~ Nassau street,
eOOO "A GENTLEMAN WITH 1HIs AMOUNT CAN
pOUU have sSuai interest In gentleSnsny business
The fact call on
1OO PER. CENT PER ANNyM.-wANTED, A
the bu nsss In Iris city The above
be made For further information address G.
A that w.hss engage herself business
good hand will hear Of an opportunity BY inqurns in
A RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MAN, WITH
where four thousand dollars can be made yearly The occa
pant has other and to attend TO-
DARTNER-A GENTLEMAN, OF GOOD CHARAc-
from boo TO 5000 DESTROYS joining some already
sstsblished in safe paying business Reliable reference
r., box Ito Broadway Post Office.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
% .s r. Ys sss;y xsss:s a .s x
the Of the 70 t1s q the
The undsrssnsd w continue and sell the
oils Exchange Place
ITO LAwYERs.-THE ADVERTISER, WHO HAS A
large and GOOD business sssTss to form
member: Of the prossGn with the view 81 securing AID
a.. A.
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nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-GUARAN-
~ teed to sail before the 18th inst The splendid
clipper ship Radiant Bearse master Is rapidly loading
1t pier No. East river, and will positively sail for San
partsuasy requested 70 send their freight immediately
inst thereby avoiding the d occurring the
last days ofoadng Special or not full the
Radiant will sail before the day advertised, and
freight taken after the day preceding the sailing day under
south street. corner Of WALL formerly Of 81 wall street
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MEDICAL.

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aU OS. NO DIVISION STREET r. NV YoRk
consulted at his old ece. 10 kas
tsed in ono branch Of medicine for she last ysas sAd
instances Of considered curabIs whsA q
has permission to refer to heretofore CHARGES ode-
rate and IN All eases cure guaranteed 4esA
cut drying poison In the blood only be above
Price 81. eau and get the Monitor Of Health.
DR. WARREN MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE or
- Surgeons of London and Edinburg, attends pVvsse
practice at his old established ONCE n Madison street, near
record without restraint in diet or bunsss Dur
suits.
DR. C0BBETT, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY BIZ SON.
one speciality OF The profession enables him 70
tised BY the great Rcord Of Paris ~ BDr Cs diploma
member Of the N Y University may be seen 81 81 nee
nR. COOPER. IL DUANE STREET. so LONG KNorvy
~ TO the czenss OF New York the most succ ~ III
paetioner this country can boast Of continues be
giving consolation TO many aching heart n u DIR
G. guarantees cure in ell Eases undertaken 81. =, 1I
nR. JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET Has PrRporw.
- ed more csres than any other medical nan Ia New
York DR. J.s treatment safe and expedtieue: his ned
cines can be taken without fear Of detection Chsrxes
derate and the refunded satsaeton d not given
DR. Wards UNFoRTUNATK's FRIEND. a. WITH
u book-Just what those want who have contractsd
serssn diseases namely cure at and delay and
" Un fcrtpnates Friend" Ahictsd tsis noss-so slbss
few bouss aeshns else does K No. Caah srs:t sas
thorough remsdy-no where else N Nev Ysrt eals vaT-
ranted BY DR. Ward. Psfients ANXIOUS Sr reuM nay
rely ON rapid cure BY his treatment vthous eanng -
system Alteration Of diet cessation from buAs0 nsA
required.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR
~ Havana and New 0reans-On Thursday, May H. ut
and elesant steamship GRANADA Capt 5. Griffin
Passage be secured At the companys Office Freight
New Orleans thirty cents per cubic foot Shippers viii be
supplied with blank bills Of adng the form signed by the
company application ct their Office No other forms
signed and bills Of ladng will DO signed after the hour of
sailing For freight or passage apply 81 the Office of the
NJ O. ROBERTS
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DILLLAHD0.

DnLTARD TABLEs--wE 0rrER FOR SALE sUPB-
ID ror made tables t refused prices with our ase Pc
Two good second hand tables for sale cheap Can be
seen 81 our factory, 80 Ann street = nrcuvv
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THE wONANS HOSPITAL, IS MADISON AVENUE,
corner Of Twenty.ninth street, opened on Thursday
may for the reception Of patients committee will be
in attendance ds,ly from to o'clock to receive app
cants. By order OF the Board.
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: uCs
N. r. BUNCE, Vice President.
D. s. PAIGE, Secretary.

THE CARSON LEAGUE WILL HOLD A MEETING
Wednesday evening" at O'Clock, in Knickerbocker
Hail. OF Twentythr street and Eighth
Addresses BY WIN; D. Murphy Etc.; Rev Prof II. .asti
ma are invited To attend.
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OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMEs.-NEW

DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMEs.-NEW
~ York and California steamship line, Wis Nicaragua
Accessory IIanst Company Of Noaragus Prop.sto.s.
other route avoiding the deadly Panama fever and miles
engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST 900 tons burden,
Captain rufnsr IN leave from Per NO North river -
Nay ~ 1885, connecting with the stea nshp Cortes
1900 burden the Nicaragua Transit route having
but twelve miles Of land transportation by first class
ragss For inform aton Pssage st the reduced rates
Green Letter bags made up At the office No unssmped
Of leaving New York viii BE- changed to the 9th and 10th
each month
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OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE. CONPA.
q have hs a.. @ eS
Of fifteen per cent payable and after Wednesday, the 9th
w. C. KELLOGG Secretary,
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Umpire LINE FOR LIvERPoOL.-THE FAvORITE
~ PACKET ship AMERICA Capt Barstow, viii positively
sail Thursday 10th May For In cabin second
bin steerage having splen odaons apply
board, pier North river to DEHAREST JONES, 40
South street, Old slp.
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TNoR sALI-A HANDSOME IMPORTED SETTER
slut, well broke; also pointer dog Can be seen ~ 81
west Tvsuty-iourth street.
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IHOR PETERSBURG AND NoRFoLK--THE STEAM
ship ROANOKE, Capt skinner Is now losdns A. pisr
leave on Wednesday, NJ 4 o'clock. LUDLAM PLEA
SAINTS, 81 Broadway,
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EURNisHED ROOMS TO LET-WITH OR WITHOUT
board, to single gentlemen gentleman and wife, in
beautiful and healthy neghborhood Apply at the PhilA
dslrhia House. 1885, l35 and 1 Fourth street, Williamsburg,
of L. TUCKER Also, beautiful store to let, excel
lent stand for barber. Apply shove.
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TNoR TUE soUTH.-THE FAvoRITE STEAMSHIP
ROANOKE leaves here again on Wednesday aftsrsoon
Eorfok Petersburg and Richmond ARR ring Norfolk
hours whore passengers bound further South take the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS AND BOARD wANTED.-A
married lady, in delicate health desires furnished
chamber parlor with board tor herself and maid the
part Of city in family where there are NO othr
tenton; liberal price viii be paid. Address box 1 Herald
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE NEW UNI.
II ted States mail steamer ARAG0, d. Lines, command
will leave for Havre touching Southampton to lani
from pier No North river foot OF Beach street Price
wanted during the should be sent board the
before sailing marked below No freight taken after
MGsTON, agent, IS Broadway. N. Bali letters must
through the Post Office.
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ToR BRLMEN, VIA soUTHAMPToN..-THE UNITED
~ States Mail steamship HERMANN e. Higgins COM
mander will sail for Bremen, touching 81
land the mails and for England and France
river frcs passage from New York Southampton
saloon, Sl0 second cabin, $0 An experienced surgeon
attached TO each steamer Specie delivered in Havre
passage freight, apply TO c. H. SAND, Agent, IL South
William street. The steamer WASHINGTON will succeed
the HERMANN, and sail June IL.
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NLW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
~ Conpany.For New Orleans, stopping q Havana,
WARRIOR, D. Bullock, commander, wiz commence re.
ports Wednesday, May 81 IL O'clock from pier q foos
Of Robinson reet North river. Freight for She interior
and for Mobile, oonsgned 10 agents In New Oreans
James COMEDY Co., will DO Forwarded free Of oomrsona
Passengers for Havana passports before
leaving Bills Of lading must DO sent In for signing the
evening 70 The ship ;s1E psr freight o. pas
81 Broadway N. B-The Cahawba, r. w. ehufsldt, oom
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COUNTRY BOARD-TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR
~ wives, family Of four grown persona, obtain
board for The from JIps it, IL family re-
from the city by railroad Also ample stable
lions Of the highest repcctsbty given and
required. Address hox 1907 Post Ofhce.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK
nUsl dividend Of nine @ cent has been
to the stockholders and after the 10th inst The
books will be closed until that date By order Of the Board
of Directors, II. v. MASON, Secretary.
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ITO MILLINERs OR DREsSMAKERS.-ALADY,w WITH
$3.50 cash. wishes TO join with lady already estab
millinery would furnish all OF stock Of mil
inery with lady having house and furniture; Also
dressmaking business. Address Miss Cinderella, Herald
once.
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lu highly gifted lady has natural gift TO tell past,
present. future events and the very theughtte
the astonshment Of all her vsers She TO- without
exception the most wonderful ssroogist in the world Ne
satisfied 10 Broome street. between CaunoA
and Columbia streets. Gentlemen not admitted.
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TOR LIyERP0OL-sAILs ToDAY-PAcKET Snip
IL NEW WORLD. Room for q few passen gers. Ap-
ply to THOS. c. ROCHE, S3 south street.
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CT THOMAS, W. 1.-THE ROYAL NAIL STEAM
- Packet Company,s steamer TEvIoT, s. w. Sawyer
der will sail for the above port or about the 9ti
~'' MAifiAHT. PHELPS a CO., IA Stone street.
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VoUNTRY BoARD.-ONE OR TWO SMALL FAM.
~ lies can be accommodated in country house, few
miles from Brooklyn; by stages; fne
plenty Of fru vegetables and milk For urt her
particulars. apply ut IA East Twenty third street.
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FOR NoRroRK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND ].
Skinner will leave pier No Is North river on
Wednesday May O. 1t o'clock NJ will arrive A. Nor
the following morning From Norfolk passengers for the
South proceed railroad direct with THROUGH tickets from
Weldon wilmington, Charleston de- Passage and fare
Norfolk ss TO Petersburg and Richmond so steersge
LUDLUM 4 PLEAsANTs, No. ~ Broadway. N.B.-No
freight taken for Richmond.
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PASSENGERS PER SHIP ALBION, FOR LIVER
pool will please be on board steamboat Achilles, at
O'clock to morrow "wednesday MORNING. q foot Of Peck
alp. TAPSCOTT q co.
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BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-To LET, TWO LARGE,
- furnished second hoor. suitable two
Msn ball bedroom Apply ~ % Clinton street,
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YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS ON THE
IA panoforte at the residence Of pupils ct her resi-
dence ia West Thirty sixth street, Broadway Terms
rrnda
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A BOUT TO LEAVE THE CITY-MADAME MORROW
IA This highly gifted lady will positively leave for Europe
In few days. all that wish consult her must call
Of and the very thoughts to the great astonish
non. Gentlemen not admitted. N. B.-No charge II MOI
satisfied et Ha 38
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO GET A HUSBAND

ALLRGED CONSPIRACY TO GET HUsBAsD-K
has always been considered the duty Of the steraer
ton of creation" except when leap year gives in
piled license to women 70 win for themselves husband
ana We ID: ns .s f E Sr y S
propriety was somewhat shocked on Saturday ct the
hearing Of case before Alderman Hubbard IN which IL
clearly proven that beautiful young female not
plant wife IN the affections Of her husband Ths sctn
OF the case follows.-- II alleged that ysusc
man. dagu.rIeotypis recently travelled through Pes
sylvana with his mother and two sistsrs-ths eldest
sister .Oou twenty Of .. and quite
public house In small village In Jefferson county, Pa.
kept BY very worthy gentleman, the husband ef a.
daughter. few days after THAR arrival the wits e
the travellers rot 70 work. IL Il alleged to apprs
"a: :1us y 70 n ana
or other her he II. Of the go:
ut IF: ss s.a a
guenty came en- TO this city The landlord his return
homo vas greatly alarmed and uneasy at the absea 81
his wife, the alleged consprators having told him that 10
had merely taksn ride with the ysung man. In Ne
meantime every effort made BY the nethsr ga
Wife and cling to the ogIi LETT behind her" Bat he
refused their entreaties though ct the tine, -
acknowledged that he only wanted his ohdd, s.A hat
The mother and daughter, finding their schemes an
prosperous, made tracks for this city, and, on ther
m. sots rt 81. the thu husS.d s
came ON, and, after digent search dsccvee4 t.str
whereabouts Tho wife hearing OF the arrival u her
husband removed with her daughter 70 snethee hsfs
and thua saved herself from arrest % the tine -
covered ON SATURDAY, and taken to tho MAseasa's
ofsce and she was about 10 b committed b prissa.
when the husband requested the Officer 70 taks hsr -
ths bote and that she kept in Close csaane-
,snt This was done and the husband sept In n e.
ionipr room with the officer who used his best exsg.
t,ons 70 obtain the we's forgiveness. He ct st re-
tented and the day returned TO his home Witt hsr
who had caused him such anguish and dlsq uieAnAe
Tho other parties were held 10 bail for their appeaxncs
whenever wanted the landlord OF the hsuse As 49,
they are nov residing giving security ssr thsn sss-
lsrpe snsount TIE whole cssc socsrtiue o. Sks 4
legations exhibits u NE coolest eaors = osssaN
COED homo that We hare rfoora. sd as@,
isg o. they ere u psisciSie. -f'Af'e. Erdsr, N.Y.
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ato the mseting-dh mot know vhst bsd b.e~
asae 2. .so-h.d just heard the resolutions rest gu,
Ing and for such purpose they for he vas
for revolution Inc Mayor OF the city had ooumsoced
ne thought the citizens Of Portland shoud DAY hm bso2
In his way. Call upon him at immediately 70
ressn and lay down his robes Of ONCE, AMI he re.
head be the consequences. Mr. Smith spoke fully aud
freely upon the subject and We will give him the credit
say that there was no coaceslment OF his views and
spinions-thsy not hidden under q mask with the
cry OF peace oreer but he spoke out boldly, to
soy the leAstvhich in striking contrast with
mob sprt, but dared not 90 i boldly.
lbs advertiser thus speaks OF the general character Of
Before any Investigation could b had before any
utons were reported, Mr. Dow the police soldisry and
all who attempted Saturday evening to
s.r; in the speeches guilty Of m.a
entirely msstAted under tho suiss of pouring oil
Into the wounds, vitriol used instead. The DID,
oroksn Gown party hacks, who managed the meetiag
had their own way 70 make capital for their
party, and against Mr. Dow. II ID well known that Mr.
Clifford never appears in public except the benefit Of
bis party, orhmseif and II truly curious to see
his movements yesterday all under the guise OF GOOD
quiet citizen, who would 90 nothing in opposition TO
law! oh not but who would at the same time make
such statements "a must insvtab incs others TO do
50 ADo then before any Investigation 10 had before
the coumittee who are to make the investigation are
Of their appointment resolution Is passed thst
Mayor Dow guilty and he is requested resign his
Office and the committee OF invesgs ara also made
the committee to request him to resign This appears to
eommittee ff nine wait upon Mayor Dow and state TO
him that they appointed committee investigate
proceed upon the business But as the mseting wh,sh
appointed them for this purpose have already audgei
his Honor as guilty and passed vote reque sting him
to resign they, therefore, In obedisuce that VOTE
would politely request his Hoaor to lay down tue sta
Of Office and quietly retire to private e per order Of
i. ID. NJ Sweet, Esq. No doubt Mr. Dow will promptly
and properly ansver this committee, when they wait
upon him. Until then, We forbear further comment.
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Hunts majority

Hunts M jority 397
The Know Nothngs elected majority OF both h~snehss
Of the City Council
Hon. william o. Butler having decliued the democra-
tic nomination for Congress In the Tenth district Of Kea
lucky, Henry G. Harris has received the nomination.
The new city government OF Providence R. L., was
organized on the Attn inst.
The State Temperance Committee Of New Hampshire
have called State Convention To be held s Concord on
the 2Sth and Goth Of juno Gov. MstcaK win preside.
Hon. Neal Dow, Governor MorreR and Rev. Mr. Peck, OF
Maine, have engaged TO DO present.
The ctsers Of Weston, Missouri, have held public
meeting, which was presided over BY the Mayor, at
which revolutions were passed dcnouncing the late
lynch law proceedings In that city, by which Mr. Phil
lips wac tarTed, feathered and rode upon rail- meet
ing was alo held 1t Leavsuworth X. T., on the 10th
ut which passed resolutioes heartily sndorsag the
action o. the committee Of tsens that shaved tsrrcd
and ies'hertd, rode rail- and had sold By negrs,
Vim. Phiihts, tins moral perwer.n
TIE republican party in Minsesota Territory hsye
called etate Convention, 70 be bed al 81 Pse on 'se
2Bih Of July, to pouisats candidate for d,tssse J"
Congress, and tsks measures for tho noteush sfsas
,atOn q their party
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The Gayeties or tho Insane.
rErOu, fha Hartford Tmea Tuna q I

Of The Insane Retreat th: city, was given last evening,
Retreat family and not intended the pleasure Of
the public This being the last Of the winter SERIES
ds nsss and LADY, a
One hundred and eighty -four Of the inmates
sembed in the hall They were Of all ages and condi.
winters to the Soouns youth Of fourteen
An hour previous several Of them ravny mAnscs
tearing their Clothes or attempting to do So and re-
hail. under the influence OF music, and impressed with
the idea that they among social party bearing
their department eptionabe. OF course all of
them did not join in the dance but full sets formed
Of those Who were 50 disposed and they INDUCED in
Following each figure, the party were favored by sing
ing, and music ON the plane Several of the patients
have excellent voices, and Of them especialy-sn
old lady of Spanish descent, thoroughly educated in
Pars-moved the keys with q delicacy Of touch that
equaled the most popular performers.
Finally Refreshments were served and then the "Ee
plant Jupiter" marched through the hail. to the
great Amusement Of the spectators. 1t was admi.
distinguish 1t from "real live, monster Of trunk and
tusbes Jupiter bowed to the Governor and his lady,
raised bis trunk gracefully In sautaon to the audiences
and "spcke to 'em In that boarse voice rarely heard
rave in the jupgles OF the East.
At ten O'Clock grand march to music concluded the
festivities Of the evening" and the large family retired in
order to their respective apartments
Dr. Butler informs that they have had two such par
been sSsyns r.. night: following s these n psr
ties are the most quiet throughout the of
in the ueek The gloomy are nspirted and the frantic
interested quieted and made tractabs The atten
ton Of all the patients IL drawn away from the set chan
mel Of thought. unhealthful inasnings which unba
anced Them and better tone Is given to both body and
mind.
Dr. Butler is also introducing many pictures, engrav
ngs and paintings in the halls and psrlors These in
tcest and attract the attention Of the PATIENTS and
found TO be OF much value The past has been OF
the most successful years OF the institution. crafty
ing centaas Of the whole number OF patients having
been entirely cured, and large number very much i'm
proved.
The institution s not gloomy dungeon, whore harsh
treatment predomnates, ~ many suppose; but great
pains taken to make agreeable and pleasant to the
inmates. Several Of them who have been here for
many years. consider it their hsme and would be quite
unhappy at the idea Of ever removing The location Of
the institution 10 exceedingly pleasant one the build
ings being surrounded by shade and fruit trees,
pleasant walks DR.. Buffers family IL well cared for,
and furnished with all the comforts And attentions cal
culated to make them contented and happy
Dr. Butler is ably assisted by Dr. Porter Dr. Bakeslee,
Mr. and Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. Coolidge, &c.