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SEGARS.

CEGARs-CAsH PURCHASERS OF SPEARS CAN
procure ba,gasns pom stock Of over mil ION segars
Cash advances mAdS aegars y bond or Otherwise.
o. CHEEKS, 81 Broadway, up stairs.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTs.

NE JEuNE DEMOlSRLIIE FRANCAleE, DUNE no
- norahc famIle, desirerait placer dams une fann
Amerfcane on dams pensonna pour ensegner ugue
ellie peut fairc aussi soues sores de broderes rague
s'adfesser chez Mr. douepI mporeur dc brodefes
caise, AZ Lspenard ct.
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IDVERTISEMENFS RENEWED EVERY DAY.



nR HAiGBrs FEVER AND A6UE KENsDY-is
~ certain for fever and dyspepsa suodce Cha
es fever hvsr complaints remient fever female weak
ness, and Al bilious aseascs compounded from purely
vegetable extracts without particle OF quptu0 other
pohouous drug Il promptly and thorrushly aud can
be Aken by All aced with perfect safety and certain bone
a.. AT -
DR.. Haisht-Dear sr-I prescribed your remedy In
TO possess Ill the merit You claim for X
W. c. KuYPERa. n D.
John Blaieiy l27h street Of Fnth avenue was
cured q fever and aAue of long Standing.
Mrs. 1horp, y Alien streek cured d reiAent fever
and ague.
and dyspepsia
j. PERKINS. Gensral Agent
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TO All who Use LIQUOR.

TO All who Use Liquor.
woLFL's scMEDAM AROMATIC scHNArPs.
Il 81: os
x:n NE sAclnavs Of NJ article and
sss e.
sssrts IN her eiass 9 genuine ana rshAb's
(: :: &: 4:
ss: & s ss "a ss s.sr..
= & % sa:'a y sss
s.ssso gravel oossucuoD y g ldneJ asea.ss
i " s no: sSs
vut apat ana pint eotlss u Of enc do..n
as ss u..s g e q % IS For ~. sns % 81 nd
spectacle drusgiss and country merchants ,,o ,,o,r
. Nos. ls . and q s: a.: !rss. new YORK
ssse al others arc ne
No the Latl.ss-A Splendid Assortment Of
and Ws l. is7 Il 1900 s:. '
Alfssd Monroe & Co., 44l sro.aw.y, Call
s .nSn Of - in want 70 sr ssso.ens Of spring ozss
= nscxes sosrs and Other Furnishing goods
IL Sasy aga
April, 1656.-Fino Black Cloth frroek Coats
no. elegant blue dress caats So splendid business IS,
noise antique vess S. 5000 pair fancy black
gapfs - co. st EVANS clothing warehouse Nos Is and 90
Futon street.
d. n. Ludlow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pro-
petty Twenty ninth and Thirty third Streets at auction
h. LUDLOW Il co. win sell a. auction, Thursday
April 1856, at - o'socS, at the Merchans Eych aage
Twenty nih elegant brown stone front HOUSE,
Nes % and "a Twenty MIA street, Lexington
nue.. Thirty bird street.-The handsome three and
basement brown stone front house. No Boorm2n pase,
hy third sreet) first house west OF Eighth The
hsuses a we bult and have all the modern In
Dxevenens large ton Of the purchase money
main on mortgage.
One Price Carpet Warohouse.-Yonug 4;
JAYNE 1854 Broadw Of Franklin street. importers
And dealers In carpengs description. The latest
patterns and best styles ., the lowest prices.
singers Sewing Machlnes All Pess0ms
Mo wish for Information in regard sewing machnes
IUan by apply ing oflcs for oopes OF l. H. Singer
Ces Gazete paper devoted entirely the sewing machine
Inaeyest. Copies supplied srsts
Sewing Machines. The Public arc Hereby
yAucned sganst purehahns usng sewing machine
having rotary foed motn ieed.Dg wheel other
nsoo feed "a all such machines infringe rights unless
Aeonsed ey uA Suite pending against the Singer
shines Machines duly cspsed Of 81 varieties may be found
q n nmes at the offices Of tie wheeler Wilson Mauusc
uxfne Company, and the Grover Bkker % 343 and
10 Broadway. NATHANlEL WHEELER,
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REWARDS.
DENTISTRY.

nENT IsTRY.- DIR. NAPOLEON PREF ERRE's ARTf
~ hciA teeth are unsurpassed for beauty and durability
Teeth can be inserted without extracting he old
without springs clasps Prices very moderate and
specimens and convinced. Tooth powder GlSsys OF
hand 4S6 Broadway, corner Of Howard street.
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UtIlINy, ECUNUIny Hnu CUnvcHItnCBs-IHG
magic portable summer stove e adapted to every variety
ing, frying beating irons, &C.. and Is the most economical
and perfect apparatus for invented
Can be lighted and exngulshed instantly ard tie Of
heat regulated as may be REQUIRED gallon Of wasr can DO
apparatus within the Of all the pTcs being So ~
according Sold OF 6 Broadway stairs where they
can be seen In operation
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Hyatcs Life Baissm.-Etheumstisn I'm its
most painful orne ecrofula ulcers and the worst
cases OF disease Of HE blood gea, debility liver Complaint
Kidneys ncipient consumption, &c certainly curc
cAns per bottle.
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oristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupces
sxcte admiration among all connosseurs In art suite OF
- only reliable article Of he end WLolsse and retail 81
RETADOR0'6, No. o Astor Bouse
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Ct all respectable drug eores May be bad Wholesale the
nsnuactIrer's prices New York CITY, OF Stephen Paul
co Hegeman CLARK Co. Rushtons, jpo. I. Coddingtoa
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Dstchslor's Hair Dye-Wigs and Toupcss.-
IA best the world. This unrvaed and original dyeis ap
Dod private Bachelors wigs toupeea
lave improvements all others, being chef doeuvres Of
d6sancc and durability pecuriar @ this estsbitshnaent
BATCHELOR'S, 233 Broadway,
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no tine Ladies' "A splendid Assortment q
zAAery, a&lea and miseos' bomeB, TRIMMINGS, RIB
fons, flowers de-. at Wa. 8. IRvINEs, IA Canal stres
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Allied Monroe & CO., IA Broadway, Call
he attention Of al In 10 their assortment Of spring
eoet business coats vests pants, &c., DC. Also, splendid
sa ment 81 neckdea collars and other furnishing goods
Of bcys clothing spring which, for quality and
variety. Il unedualled.
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k10uOyvay'8 xI1S@Xhe Uhlv0xSox Ver0lcC-
The sck Of all suffering under ell phases Of dscase,
have certified in written Language the infa5y OF
medicine Sold the manufactures so Maiden lane New
York ard IA Strand. London; and by all Druggists OF a5c
exc. and 81 per box.
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FhaI0n Papfl1ap Lotion or Htoral ReautifteS
r heAutfypg tie complexion and removing freckles
snbugps ppes, spo1 burns sesids siags Chopped fos
hos, and hands For sale By PHAL0N. and all drug
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164 Broadway The Only Article that
viii gray hair TO It's youthful and bald
ness II LOvETH Wahpenc UAn and win refer TO those
hat have been cured Of grsynees and badness.
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Te Wholesale and Country DruSxlsts.-
4azzes Park eo4 Broadway OF Duane street invite
" attention II close buyers their immense stock Of patent
sedDss By far Vie largest assortment In either hemisphere,
that fail command the attention OF
aygs dealers tbroughoa the world articles below
eAnufscusrs prices, sher by the angie package dozen or
Hew York, Cincinnati and san Francisco
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April, 1S58-Sino Black Cloth Froek Coats
no. elegant blue dress caa 3d. splendid business coats s.
noe antique vesa ST. 5000 pair fancy and black cssser
yaps co. st EVANS clothing warehouse, Nos Is and q
FulOu street.
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WhlskarS and aeuStaches Forced tn Grow
aax weeks by onguent which ~l not stain or iours the
Q1AHAM b6S Broadway Hays us Fulton street, BROOKLYN
4a1ber, "A South Third street, Philadelphia
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THE FIRENTEN.

Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF LADY WASHINGTON
"A Engine Company. No. 4 Il resolved. That OF
iharks be tepdersd % Van Of The WycsoT Hotel for
Warren street. By order Of
WILLIAM H. HAYWARD Chairman.
ITO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-GENTLEM WE
offer - your consideration Mr.. HENRY LEWIS, Of En-
CINE Company. No Al. for Fire Warden.
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THE MILITARY.

Union RIFLENEN.-AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
ihs COMPANY VIII be held q Gothic Hail. SIG Broadway,
snEeI ents for celebrating the twentieth anniversary OF The
company. By vote OF the meeting.
SAMUEL s. PARKER,
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I)r. LivfHa st0n,s Baisam, tor Coughs, Colds.
Ao relieves does not cure, of those
Who use H. Only 20 cents bottle al 3 Bowery, corner OF
Fourth street.
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KPW YORK BAY GROVE THE GROVE PAVILION
situated At the above splendid summer re:rest win bs
the bouse viii be In perfect order
travel. Capt. HARRIS Proprietor,
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL !, 1856
srTuAryx,yp WAITED.


"A toD ~ chambermatd and 20 ess IN washing and ontDl
or - and seamsroaa has the best Of city rs
renee nom bar last place.. Call at No. Union court Unye
atty place, near 18th st
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71O GROCERS, WINE TEA DEALER6-WAETED, BY
ayoung man. "a years OF age IS cesk aud salesman
RESP ecsble sore where he would devote his time ad
ysn!sge Of his employer From his long experience with e
hat any grocer wanting his services will find in him every
hsre pertaining 70 COED clerk and first saesmsn
sxceponabe references bfs last employers Address
Grccef'f Clerk, box l02 Herald office.
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A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD CITY RE FERENCE
IA wrh.s n situation, o. chambermad aud water or a
chsn bes1aid and undres Cali at 100 East 18th St.
ho0r -
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A hhsPECTA BILE WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION
e scs nurse to take care Of lady in her coennsmen
f best OF city reference given. Can TOR two
a. 45 Crosby st In the rear, near BroOme st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
NETWORK CATHOLIC LITERARY
ASSOCIATION

A company of young men having banded Themselves
together under the abnve title, for the purpose OF
establishing CathoHr Library and Reading Room in
New-York, called public meeting in Hope Chapel
last evening to help on the movement.
DIR. A. o. BRowSsoS, in addressing the audience,
said we are here "a aMs.ionary peOpe. We are here
TO Cstbolcise the country. This is termed a great
country. We hear the expression on every hand.
Materially, it is great; bu. II remains with u.s. Catho-
lies alone Ia make it morally a-cuay and sPctu-
ally great lApplause. We are here Gods chosen
indictments, fVr that purPo-e And one OF the most
powerful means t. that end is literature.
Mr. MINISTERS said, that although New York City
numbers among her inhabitants 300 900 Catholics, not
"a single society existed where Catholic could go 10
meet Catholics for Intellectual recreation Aad yet
the most eminent IN all professions here were
@stboje.s He hoped this state Of things would exist
no longer Catholics here not only TO contrib tie
t. the support Of their religion, and swear by their
Jaissts but also 70 make the people of this cOusry
understand the value &c the religion OF Jeus Christ
If they did not 60 90 they would be wiped out from
1he land in sea OF blood. If the Association would
be patient and persistent, he doubted lot, in the
sourse OF few years II would rank with the first In
fhe country.
in beh1lf of The As."cs to-" end took occasion TO
prees his heef that the time had gone By when men OF
different fatDs opposed each 9th a. the point OF the
sword He believed more tolerant era had oawnet
upon the world, and men, in the uture, would have
re good sense 20 respect each Others differences OF
religious opinion and no longer fight the battles OF
Heaven with the weapons OF Hell
The CHAIRMAN announced that the Institution would
be opened by the first OF July.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
The following notices of meetings are issued

The following notices of meetings are issued
AN. TRLcT socIETY-Brosdway tabernacle, "Wednesday
May at 10 socE Business meeting hour previous
a The Tract House
AM AsTISLAvERY Soc1rTY-City Assembly Rooms,
ytdDefay ThurSay My 7th aud 9Th 10 O'Clock
N. v. ANTI SLAVERY SoCIETY-Cy Assembly Rooms,
THURSDAY, My ~ 80 80.
AN Az EokEIGV BIBLE SocIETY-Msy and g. at the Oil
Ser street Baptst G utc.. .
AN B.PTIsT HonE MISSIONARY SocIETY-Frdsy May 9,
at the Oliver sweet CuuUch ,
AN BIBLE SocEEY Thursday, May O. at 10 oHock, IN the
Tabernacle =.
at n oe cct, ~ The 1sben sce .
AN TEMPfRsNcE USIoS Thursday, May in the evening
at tie Acs envy Muse -
An Bo OF COMMISSIONERS PoR FOREIGN MIsSioNs-On
Frdny, May y, at 10 O'Clock o. y II the rsbernaelt
4 vt Cor oSIZATIoN Soc1ETY-Fuesday, May b, IN
fhe Dutch Reformei Church in Lsfnye,te place. -.
N Y. FEMALE GUARDIAN SocILTY-On Sunday, May 4, at
7Io'cleek at the Collegiate Charch. FIT avenue.
N. Y AND An. SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIo>-TaeSdty' May o.
TsbeTnacio, ~ =, =,
street Chu oh ~ 49,
N Y MAGDALEN SOcIErY-Asyun, YorkNille, Eighty
eighth street TUESDAY MAY ID. al ~
GykERAL ASSEMBLY PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH, OF THE " )
Thurday May l5 at II in the Madison square Pre'sy
terian Church.
At the Anti Slavery Anniversaries, Garrison, Phil
lips, Remon2, Lucy Stone and Parker will speak.
The charge for the Academy of Mus for one of these
meetings is $3.50 for the Broadway Tabernacle 49,
including the Sexton fees, IS.
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THE NEW MERICAN COMEDY.

"'Tis i'll playing with edged tools" This new COM
edy is TO be produced at Butons this evening II has
been PLAYED at the Boston rheateI under Mr.. Barrys
management not only with success, but as our classic
and fastdious friend "Byes" informs with large
amount Of enthusiasm The manager announced the
piece as an original American comedy, from the pen of
a young aspirant of New York, who preferred TO re-
main "a great unknown" Crowded aud fashionable
audiences attended several performances, when a
statement appeared 10 of the Boston papers that
the plot was stolen from Scrbe's " lie Passion Sc
crete" This announcement has never been contra
dicted by the author has 1t been proved by the
.asserkr We have looked over every production OF
Scribes with perhaps ten at the outside twenty
exceptions without discovering the play abJve
named and have been assured BY friend thoroughly
posted in tee French drama that sucl title Is not IN
cudrd in the collected edition of tae authors works
BIT if the assertion be true, canno see that 1t mil
hates in any way against the merit OF the comedy.
Shakespeare borrowed his plots fcom Italian, French
and German novelsts and dramstiss even OF his own
day. Sheridan plundeSed Kotzebue and Bdckiugham.
Bulwer Appropriated the old story OF the Basket
maker and founded his original play OF the Lidy OF
Lyons on this well known subject. l; has never been
counted fault the classic Terence ihH he borrowed
The lots Of his comedies from Psutus. Even Scribe
huns, e from whom this American drama - sad 10 be
borrow Cd said o have borrowed every single one OF
his plays from others and to be thorough psgausi IN
pct and incident. 80 is said Of our iu nitable
Dion. The real secret is, as happily expressed by
gifted orator at the dramatic d,nner some evenings
since, they all old things, It all in the setting
Why, then are we 10 denouuce young American
and young American alone, for following an example
get in all ages End all nations What is there original
IN the plo, of Paradise Lost of Hiawatha or of the
great national epic of the Coainbsd Il the story Is
well developed aud the characters stand 90 the can
vas in original sh-pe and pleasing perspective what
care we for the source from which tue plot took It's
Use. Let us judge the comedy by its own intrinsic
lert, and thank Mr. Burton in this in many other
instances fer his brave desire to encourage nerican
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
GAINING FASr.


The Ntw Be!ford SfGadaJd says that Thomas w.
Nye the survv # the wreck Of the John Rutledge,
10 getting along finely under he medical treatment he
il receiving. He w be able to leave the house
without suffering from any permanent injuries.
THE CAShDIAN.
The British steamship Canadian, which sailed
hopoe March for Liverpool, is stated latter from
Southampton Of the 25th ut to have put into Long
Island Channel, Cape Clear supposed out Of coal.
THE ADRIATIC.
Tomorrow, at high water, the new steamer Adri-
niic which being coppered in the large Balance
Dock, will be foated cut and taken to the Novelty
Works TO receive her machinery The wolk of cop
pering will be nearly flushed to day The progress Of
This il quite slow, the workmen reIuired to be
exceedingly careful and precise in their operations.
The copper is not laid on, usual over thick felt and
pitch; but simply over cotton duck, with ample
goat OF white turpenne underneath. BY this process
Abe woodwork perfectly protected from the action of
ihe water, the copper adheres more firmly, and the
whole job ia rendered smooth ard even.
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ssS $50 The sum appropriated by the Leg,iat TUE
and Common Council Cor tfi- improvement is $40 OOo.
Gov SIXTH urged the adoption OF thu plans a. d the
eommenoemen, Of the improvements at once. IL they
do not cary Gu, tho improvement, an expenditure Of
ais 600 10 $50 900 would be necessary Tor the saling
Gov GusTgER was anxious that the work should
n. commepced al once, a, the buildings as they now
are covered With shingles very dangerous 10 case
OF FIRE in the vicinity.
On motion, the plans presented by the Committee
were adopted.
In conn. ction with tits matter, Gov. SMITH offered
q r. sslutioD empowering the Committee TO advertise
for estimates for carpenters and mas)ns work for the
alteration OF Bellevue Hospital agreesby to the plsss
and 80, eifcalons submitted to the Board. Adopted
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IxPoRTAsT ARREsr.-Yesterday afternoon intor-
given 70 Justice Sanford that sspeou' csarsc
ru lurkDg IN the buhe. th Psntsc.i. Gienl,e,
iuE lie Ing when Marshal BsEer and Constable Ben
anir with horss ard the scs indicated
search On svi1s they received information that be hsd
taken potato which thew ovsrhaned at the
Of Jeey City but be had changed bis h- snd Goa
that ire @oers could recognize hun They Psed and re-
passed k hen coming alarmed he threw OF his istsse,
espse frcn and Officer Benjamin being GOOD
lonG save ase aai Gera struggle esptared hun
BIZ John WEIGH Of Philadelphia ard said 10 he the
eatAA Of buEsrs Who have committed rvoe
til. city Tb. pre--nt charge the rosb-ry Of
copper foIn the PRINT Work. Belleve tho ID o. April
TLis The third srIe. and est the he
committed fNe~srk Daily Advertiser. April -
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Tuesday, April l5-P. N,

The transactions at the Stock Board this morning
were large but the tendency Of prices generally was
downward Some cor siderable sales Of Erie broke the
market, al the other descriptions sympathzed- The
sales of Erie are supposed to have been induced by the
calling in of loans by two of the banks and 1t
was feared that this calling would become general At
the closc the market was rmer for Erie. which was
the only stock bid for to any extent 1t closed at 5Ol
decline of p cent. Notwithstanding che falling OIL
Of earnings upon this road for the last two months the
business Of the past six months shows an increase on
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CT II Y I TIE N s.

Tomorrow evening iThursday) Concert in aid Of
several charities will be given a. the Broadway Tab
enscle, at which Mr.. Aptommas, the harpist Master
MsIloprat "the wonderful vioinirt, but nine years Of
age" according to the bil-; Mr. Hayter. the emineu.
organst Of Boston; Mr.. Ebep, fntist Mr.. Curtis, Mr..
Connolly, Mrs Jameson, and Others, win appear.
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Advertise ment.
EAIfTION 10 THH HIHIIC.

Since introduction of ScHIL DAM AROMATIC ScrSAPrs
the United States number OF liquor mixers IN New ORR
Boon and Phsdeps baye been engaged putting no mixed
Gin green and and TO be palned Oh
upon uu~nry genuine SchnspPs have directed
institute legal proceedings ag,nst all persons whom
he engaged in this most streoss y.tsm
Of deception ard call the sad the public TO aid them
IN their Efforts to remedy - great an eyiL ,
wish the public understand that the sehnspps not Sold
by the gallon PIPE 1t only sold Ia quart and pint o,tte'
doses quarts and dozen pnts each bottle
erveoped yellow paper, with my the bottle cork
ard Joe OF my signature tho label For sale ct all
respectable Druggists and Grocers
bDoLPao Wolff,
Sole Importer d7d hdHutoefvrr,
Deuoa Nos. 49, ~ and % Beaver New York
The word belongs my medicinal beverage all
ether 8 counterfeit and imposition Oh the public.