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IHE PAYMENT or THE SOLDERS.-COngreSS,
on several occasions has had to interpose in a
special act to secure the payment Of the sol
ders, Mr.. Secretary Chase having been so bu-
silly engaged in other matters as to forget their
little bills: The most recent act Of Congress on
the subject was the bill passed on Monday last
authorizing the Paymastcr General to take i'm
mediate measures for the payment of the sick
in the convalescent camp and hospitals within
sixty days. This order, we hope, will be duly
respected. II is reported that some time ago
graciously informed the President that he had
come to pay his respects, and that Honest Old
Abe, seizing his man by the hand, exclaimed
PAY your respects! Thank you, sir; but, from
what our poor soldiers tell me, you pay nothing
else" A palpsbls hit; and we trust that on
the first opportunity the incident will be re-
lated in Cabinet council for the information of
Mr. Secretary Chase.
A SMALL. WRINKLE FOR SECRETARY CHAsE.--Up
to yesterday the United States officials at the
postal currency for all sums less than five dol
lars, and for change. Yesterday, however, an
order came from Washington directing that
postal currency should not be received for
duties. 1t seems that Secretary Chase has
something yet to learn. although Congress has
reposed sufficient confidence in him to give him
entire control Of our finances. Ii he will take
postal note from his pocket he will find
printed upon the back-"Receivable in pay
ment of all dues to the United States less than
five dollars An act of Congress placed these
words there, and Secretary Chase cannot nullify
them. Considerable trouble was caused at the
Custom House Yesterday by the demand that
all sums less than five dollars should be paid
in specie or demand notes. but Secretary Chase
will doubtless rescind his order tO-day
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Married.
On Thuradav.


Duyounoo-Gm On Thursday, April "a, a. The Church
Of the Holy Communion, by The Rev ORA Auhenborg
and Lawrence, Mr.. Lsoscs r. DuyoUHoq 70 nss 1oRrnB
L. Gun, daughter Of toe late Edw ". Ger.
DAvm-SuTToN.-OuW edpssosy, April q, q The resi-
deuos a ~ brides father, By the Row Dr. Oglby JON
c. Dawn 70 Lzu A. only daughter Of sias Sutton, hq,
T.ss-Wson. Friday, February q, 1893, - the
residsoce Of Hart Purdy, Esq, IN White Plains ~ the
q. WuoR, o. whitestone, l..
PuIlIps-WwA-On Wednesday, April ~, % The
residence Il The brides parents By the Rev Little
iohn D. d. THOMAS g. Puu1lPs 70 fMnA n. WINS, second
daughter Of W. weeks, M, I'll q Brooklyn.
Louisville and Meanwhile papers peese copy.
PRAa0-PAnUson.-O Thursday, April 70, BY the
Rev. W. Noylan, N. JoHN BRADronD PHAsi1, q New
York city, 70 hiss Axsn PARKINSON, Of Brookiyn L. ].
No cards.
Schenectady and Brooklyn papers please copy.
Rnxy-PALm Thursday evening. April -, ~ The
Rev. Mr.. sill JAMES riley 70 SARA1 j. PAIena al o. this
city.
n, the house OF the brides mothsr BY IL Rsv Mr.
white, MnML n. Ruoo, Of this city, 10 Eum AvD, a
New Rochelle.
Rows-CnAn AT Yonkers, n. T.. % Wednesday.
April 49, BY Tho Rev. DIT carter, y. =. Row. 70 MATE
CaAm. No cards.
wHrmAD-Rumxoss-In Brooklyn, o. TUESDAY,
April n, at tho Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal
church, by tho Rev. Geo W. woodruff A. WnnumAD
LIZZIE eldest daughter Of the Rev Stephen nusAnors,
I'll Of that city. No cards.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Hoffman.


Aral c5-TAs Psop,e e. Ellen Gdrriodn.-The prisoner
this arraignec on an Indictment for arson In
the third degree charged that the night Of the sth
Of March prisoner set fire 70 barn the north
side Of Thirty eighth street. between First and Second
avenues owned by Felix Turley. In the barn were
three horses three sets Of harness and considerable
quantity hay and feed The horses rescued but
the barn and ts contents were entirely consumed
From the evidence adduoed the trial appears that
considerable III feeling existed between the prisoner and
various members Of the Family Of the complainant This
was caused by their informing the distributors OF the
volunteer family aid fund that the prisoners husband
who had gone 70 the war dead and she was conse
quenty, not entitled 10 any further relief. sbe then
threatencd 20 "burn u their crbs,r and stated
that "they would fun before morning" Tho vito Of
the complainant testified that she the prsoner
street on the night 10 question and 70 tbs barn
where she remained Tor short time and the IRE broke
out In about ten minutes AFTER she e After IN able
summing up by Mr.. Edward Gilbert for the dsencs and
Assistant District Attorney O. b. Garvin for the people,
che Recorder charged the jury who, after bref absence
rendered verdict q "not guilty" rhs announcement
wns received with applause By The persons In court
was pruptly quelled By the oosrs, and Mrn 0asygan
lefs the court company with number o. hsr rtsnds.
George Heath, shipcarpsntss, va trsd lndics
usnt for burglary In the third degree Tor sssahag
Quantity q sewing silK valued ~ u 21S from No. 3el
ssrosdwav. On the 23d Of march lsst He Afterwards
pssdsd guilty. and v ssnssoosd 70 The ssAss Prison for
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Inc WEEKLY HEsALp, ready 70 morrow (SsAcrdAyD
morning at ten O'Clock win coassn IN interesting &c
count q the Contemplated operations In reanssss. 40
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Rebels under Gen. Joe JoAnstea. and The UaSsa Forces
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Tho Polish Revolution Spread. it, importance, 10
European Character illustrated VITA Map, Glowing the
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The Latest News from North caroiiua charlssoa kt~
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Poetry--sAntetam."
The Weekly Report Of the Doings OF the "Knighu q
the Golden Circle from which take tho following,
THE CHxvMnR-w Wendell Phillips has NOT Joined Lloyd
League yet He stands alone, like ths last rose Of sum
mer" Bless my soul I'll put that idea into verse; Hero
goes (Stnss)
THE LAST OF WENDELL PHnIRa
AIR-"Ths Last Rose Of Summer"
Look q. poor wendell phu,ips,
L1ft scofdng alone
All his former Companions
Not 4 e nss1 pa s Ssss.s s'' 3,
Or Gsrriss smith nigh.
10 give him compassion
And nevee say die4
nhoonns-Permit mo V oontribais ny mite, cAsss-
ler. (s'~@) .s- '..'
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To Pine away hero; --s
Since thy comrades are loyal,
Go. creep 70 thy bioe I
Thus kindly advising,
Permit me 70 cay.
Tis pity the galIowu
To rob II its preyi
TN CmvAIuR-Wait moment. We must have IN
other verso to mako tho song complete Al have iti
(Stn0s)
So soon may follow
When loyalty's dim,
And WHOM, like you, barter
Ny soul for N Ism
When niggers arc sovereign
And white men have down,
Of who would inhAbit
This cold world aionsf
Continuation Of the novelette, "Iu Futile Irish.
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.or 1amasc al quarter 20 eevea A. NJ aud al qua tsr
ns.Lw wednesday. April ~. Ann. VIE Of sicaae,
hesleR aged 80 years.
s sna friends q shs dan,,y ere r,seenly
No y Roosevelt ssrcsi thls Gsaayl ai.orsosa, at j
o's'Ocx. ifWrshSl0s rafE uttered "A cslysry come.
Gltgo r,,>rs n,,... oo,v
MV,,c~xSta~ ,..sr,,ns ,,o.s. Ian, rnvnu a,ed "A
voars "~s""s ''~~S' w." ~
The fr,e,a, 49,
funeral On I,,nSs. s. =, ~, nvs S 's ~ ' 30
Eorfoff 81 n. ~ 49,. az. W. oo"o& "o" w I"
iSsns n'u S, sn asnot sM !. noNoe' HF
noany p-pofs psease COPY.
ns%s'ise o ma hd sSsa y eernoo" n r. IN
mSea husband Of Elizabeth LsnSsescken aged q years.
Tia $50. 49, ~ "a x...s NJ 49, su ,.o an. .,
bers Of nv $500 pr,,Sa, % H,sr "a shs q u
soo,etv are r"a,eofny IaSsd 20 attend The
ra A. tns Isrno9n a. ham PAST ono oo'oos
win be aaIen ~ ssre"r ,.,soI 49, ss'S'
LAssm.-suddenly, On Thursday, April % h'oHAM
~ csr,o we Sun year Of AIS ago. naive o. tns ooun
"xaiow, Ireland
v. rue friends OF the family and those o. his brothers.
ss and John ennen arc respectfully requested 70
soU ~ ao ON az aItern0on a. one ocoox
near Ninth avenue.
momAHos--On wednesday. April ~, Rs0nHA MoNAxue.
daughter Of Redmond MoMAnus, aged years and
months
The funeral win take place from THE residence o. her
parents No ID Elizabeth St. this rdsy) afternoon at
two O'Clock 81
MvRfuy On Wednesday, April ~, Exxm MusprY,
nhtivc OF tho parish OF kn3alo county Cork ireland In
the 10th year Of her sge.
The relatives and friends OF the family ara Remarkably
invited 10 attend the funeral from the reaidenoe on hsr
mother, No. % West Thirty NH street on Saturday,
afternoon, 81 two O'Clock.
hAoKM-On Thursday, April a. after q short but n.
we're illness, MAaaARM kAcx daughter Of Pstrick aud
Ellen hscken, aged 70 years.
Weep NOT for me, my parents dear
Am NOT dead, but sleeping here;
am not dead, which you win see;
Whom Pm In Heaven PIl remember ye
The friends and aoquantanses arc respectfuy invted
10 attend the funeral, Saturday afternoon st two
O'Clock from the residence OF her father No franklin
stroet.
NML-0n Wednesday, Apyl a. JANE O. NELL In the
9th year OF her age
The friends and relatives Of the family are respoctv
invited TO attend the funeral from her ste residence No
100 sackett street. brooklyn this r,day) afternoon Al
three O'Clock The remains viii be taken 70 Greenuood
Cemetery for interment
ONmL On Thursday, April o. EDWARD ONxL, .
native Of tho parish Of Ionned county Tyrone aged Is
years
His friends and acauantances are respectfully invited
70 attend tho funeral Saturday Afternoon at two
o'clock from the residence OF John Mcconnell corner Of
Third avenue and Thirtieth street.
PoYxn.-Ou Thursday, April o. NASxY MARY, only
child John A. and Mary Jane Poynz aged years and
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend the une.
raj this (Friday) afternoon, ct two O'CLOCK
SHARP-On Thursday, April %, OF congestion of the
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BsuU.-on Tuesday evening, Ap.ti -, aftsr - "a
ness. ADrIAsA Mowmoxrn. VIE a. Bssnss nuss, IN ~
ms relatives and friends Of tAs family s respectfully
invited atcn the unersl IRON the Church of s. John
the Evangelist memorial Of Bishop wanwrght corner
nson a ons O'Clock without furtDsr notIos The rsass
win Be removed 20 Newark for ntsrnsnt.
caAsias H., the only son Of Mary. vIdsw q Wisa X.
Patterson, aged years and months.
His remains we're inferred in ~ Duss nssornsa ssrA
Nswbarg papers please COPY.
BI..nsr-on Ihursday, April - = Bloominsdsle,
% years,9 months and IL days
The funeral win take place a. hss l.ts sssidesce No.
O'Clock The friends Of the family are respectfully in.
30 Boris~on thursday, April u, q sOasnps,on, ia.
The relatives and friends q sne asssassd are rsspss
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Saturday Alter
noos, at two o'clock from his late residence, 2si wes
Caldwell -On Wednesday, April e. HANNAH L., vxs
Of s.Ss ;sss % ~. i.a 70 ss,
invited attend the funeral from her late residence,
Ninth street Second avenue, Brookyp, this rday)
afternoon, at three O'Clock.
Cor--Ai New orleans on hooday, April 9, Of oonsump
Ss cse s ss sa .ss sSs
Hudson az. ~ papers please COPY;
Mrs. volApos cowIso, In the soth pear q her age.
Her friends and thoee Of her son-inaw, A. ?. Pilot.
church, 0rssse, n j., on Saturday atsrnoou, AZ oos
ocock Trains leave foot Of Cortandt hapsst
is ~u Do Wednesday, April n Erlu pru In tho
esth yeAs q hsr agea native The county q Tyrone,
he fr,sods Of the family are repeatedly invited 70 A.
tsad tbs funsvai, this prday srnoon, - svo O'Clock,
frcm hsr late resdsncs, "a ksss Warren stsess, South
D1ys-ln w.ssssca cry, Q. G., A.es D4us, sssd 90
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The Broadway Railroad.
To HIS ExCELLENcy HoRATio SEYMOUR,
GOVERNOR or THE STATE or INV yoRR.--

GQyERSoR or THE STATE EEw YORK;
The Undersigned citizens Of the city Of New York. deeply
interested IN Pr0ssE aad welfslS have LEARNED With
the legislature and they hasten upon your Excel
ency the proprety and justice Of opposng to It
They against iThat it violates all principles Of
justice in governmental affairs BY besowins franchise Of
known at the expense and TO the direct injury Of vast
number OF citizens
destroy the most beautiful this continent
upon which millions Of dollars have been expended In orns
mentng
That il unasked and unwshed for by any material por
ton of citizens, but the contrary II attempted
forced them against their almost universal oppos
grantees, favorites of the Legfslature
That needed for the relief Of Broadway nor wi u
produce any such result and earnestly believe that It's
effect VIII be ssrousy inure the street avenue Of
commerce. .
duce great revenue 70 our already heavily burdensd and
instead OF being given
enrich spectators In legislation the positive Jury
OF very many OF our citizens and property owners
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OMoiai Drawings or murray, Eddy q
Co. n Kentucky and Missouri state lotteries
kknrvokr EXTRA CLASS nc-Ayrt. ~ 1865
Is. s.. IL, 81. 65, SO. So, IL. ~, 81. Z. s. -.
.C4, 70. AZ. Z. 2s, 64s 50. so, a } IS. 3, M.
ossoclass seut hoe y oaais.s sid1tssik- ..ss3
MUMMY. YDD7 3 90, =
.rf Coviagoa. NJ. or ~ LoSAs Ne.
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Molaava Cream, for beAutify,ng the hair. W. l.
BACHELORS. 10 Bond street.
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Royal Havana Lottory,-3O per Cent
prounlsm Paid for pixes Information furnished Highest
prce paid fos Dou6loons. American Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR co.. Bankers l6 Wall street.
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evrrurs Cour7-Cncrr.- 1.-Adpurbsd 70 Mon
day, Apft ~ 1853 Part 2.--Nos. 2i5<, 32l4, z6sk,
a1b< Sx3s s2ss 2sls, 32os, a2ps l2os, soltk 1911,
1Aes, 1900. s2s2, s2Is, a2o, All, s2se Ccassss W
surrros ccrsa-p>rs l-Nes 7isl. 1lso. 19cl. f2os,
IDS. 1101, @ ans, 111t, 222l, 2z23, 211s 2211 s2zo
223s Part 1>Hos 1734, 1875, 2l22, ITO, 205s, S22
ass, ss2, iosa, ioss, 127l, 32ss 22as.
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Eight Cartes do visate for On, Of Un.
sgus1 Hye and ansA ~ TAIIs corner Of corsndt and
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w. A. Batchel0r's Hair Dye-The Best
in world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold
BY druggists perfumcrs Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Official Drawings OF the Library Assoc
Gallon CompAny's Lottery Of Ksn,uesy
e8. IL. 90, "A, 81. a. 8, 40. 20. II, 80, -, %.
CLASS le4-April q, 1868
rs, Is. 20, 49, IT, ~. Il, %. So. 80, II. 2, GA.
." 0'' FRANCE. ELLIS co., covingtou. ".
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Trusses.-Blarsh brothers, Corner Of
Broadway and Ann street. under Barnum's -supportsr
Six Elastic Stockings and Shoulder Braces 6uspensory
Bandages. Elastic Belts and caamenal bsndages lady
attendAnt
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Ladies', Try Lafrd's Bloom OF Youth or
Liquid PEARL preserving the copexion.
Be that has equal Sold BY ali druggists and
Of 80 Broadway.
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RovnI Havana Lottery.-see Omelal
Drawing Of April H. on Eighth Page premium psiS fSs
prtzc& TAhAoh COL
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Ladies' Dresses, Cloaks and Gentlemen's
garments cleaned like without taking apart. LORD
466 Broadway. Entrance SS9 Broome street.
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Firemen's Fund Insurance Company,
Once, No ITO Broadway
The Widow and Orphans Fund Of the New York Fire
Department receive onehsK the profits per CENT
Hen NJ BucxxAx, Secretary.
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!. Everdell's Wedding and Whiting Cards,
the most elegant In tho city Also Seals Presses Letter
Plates, a. 500 Broadway, Duane street. ~
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OnlcIai Drawings Of che shelby College
ExrE4 clAss ssa-April %, lass
"a. 80. a.. g.. SO, 20, 81. As. "a, 81, ~, ".
81 es. ~. 10. 80. SO. A. "a, 90, y. 2, "a, 81.
49,, John A. NORRIS CO..
- 80 Elminatou, Delaware
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Lady Readers OF the Herald, Whining
Cater Boots and Shoes for themselves fames good
tces ~ moderate prices. patronixe MILLER Co., So
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CrtssaAere's HAIR Dye, Preventative and
dye appi isd b. skifui artsta
Hiii's HAIR Dye, 90 Csnssv Daa1n or
brows; natural durable. BEAUTIFUL Depot No I Barclay
Medical Adviser, &c, ON the nsrvsws.
Urnary and s.xaal ssms elcsA &C. Sent In sailed en-
eelopes o. Address =. War,er, No vessy street or
she author. Dr. Lannon'S ~ BsAdwsy, up ssaira Tes
YorE Hours for L-ssmenss 70 ssiiy.
Drunkssness csred-Hy Or. zears Me-
ssrssL Ne Elska svesss. y y, I'd Us ruiiss srsss
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Physiology, Phrenology. Physfogn0.
-Messrs. FOWLER 4 WELLS, S6 Broadway, make
professional examinations and give written descriptions Of
hara rcdaiLy.
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Davfd'S Spring style OF 0entlemen'D
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The Man who has harmed q Rsputa-
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Pyle's o. X. Soap-The Best and Cheap.
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KxnrUoks Extra CLASS nc-Aprl ~ lses
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Official Drawings or the Library Assoc
Gallon o0"'4''cs l lsf iSs q KsGss'i isss
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n.x.u Havana Lottery.-see OmesaI
Drawing April ~ on Eighth page premium psiS fSs
prizes tAAAoh q co2
Royal Havana Lottery,-sO per Cent
p,s,S Fsd sss H.s: Sd 1 .Ds Highest
49, TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bsnisrs. is Wsl street.
,rrases Ceshsd In All Lsgalized Lotteries.
''''' II wan street., room No. |. New Tsss.
saasss ys ss1 snisa Il rAIis corner Of Cor.saa and
Hats.-whits's spring ssyles or Hats
erc veZ s..s:ssys Dress Hass Son. Imperial and xaayi
TAs Man WAC has harmed . Reputa-
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Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated First Fro.
%s% ss sas. M.sas with . %
ara the only machines that embroider.
Lady Readers or the Herald. Whining
Cater Boots and Shoes for themselves and families good
scies a moderate prices. paronize MILLER CO., So
Firsmsn,s Fund Insurance Company,
The Widow and Orphans Fund Of the New York Fire
0A'nA Ne 'S aRAM ssI FIsssSI
Everdell's Wedding and Whiting Cards,
n s %1 81 sss,o: in the city Also Seals Presses Letter
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Pyle's o. X. soap-The Best and Cheap
est for washing and house cleaning Sod BY grocers
everywhere.
my-Messrs FOWLER WELLS, Ss Broadway, make
examinations and give written descriptions Of
Ladies' Dresses, CIoaks and eentlcmen's
garments cleaned like without taking apart LORD,
4ss Broadway. Entrance tss Broome street.
w. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best
IN the world instantaneous, harmless and reliable Sold
by all druggists and perfumer Factory. 81 Barclay street.
Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, UrI-
nary and sexual Systems and reliable treatmenn
reports O the Howard IL sealed letter en-
Ho%srs ASSOCIATION. Phlsdsphia. Pa 1855