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The New York herald., 1863-09-05

Tus Conspiracy os rss WESTERN EUROPEAN
powEas AaAnsr TINS Rsrusfic.-Al the actions
of France anu England bctray at the present
moment the deep rooted enmiiy and i'll will Of
those governments towards us. Napoleon, en-
couraged by Palmerston. is acting in Mexico
IN such manner ~ TO prove that he ignores
,hc existence Of the American republic. or else
that he il desirous OF openly breaking with ii.
He has seized upon Matamoros, because he
soresees that large cotton trade will take
ulace there. Is any one insane as to sup
uosc that this administration will allow any
such trade 10 be prosecuted! Stung by these
insults. which have all the appearance OF being
p,emeditated. our government viii uudoabted-
lv.use every effort to end the rebellion and then
.urn lis attention to the pranks Of the French
on this continent.
We consider the appointment Of N. de Mon
,,o,on. the Consul General ut New York, as
Minister to Mexico. an act intended 10 annoy
mis- people. The Emperor Of the French no
aoubt imsgines that he is thus bringing the
.aa;r home 10 us-n fact making MS be-
came accustomed 10 the idea OF his con-
,ucst aud occupation Of Mexico. But he
-,;,i 6ud the result of these maneuvres
tho reverse OF his anticipations France and
England seem anxious to get up feeling Of un-
casiucss apropos Of . rumored alliance between
mi. country and Russia. This ia quite useless, as,
owing 70 NE great distance which separates tAs
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

Corfos Nor Kno.-Thc people OF the
south laacicd thai cotton was monarch whose
sway was, beyond that Of oil others, despotic
and arbitrary. They felt sure that The need Of
the staple would force England and France
into espousing their cause openly, while the
North would be ruined beyond all redemption
becau.c King Cotton irowncd. For two years
this state Of affairs has endured. aud a. yet
none ot these things have come 10 pas. Eng
land and France have managed TO scrape along.
The holders Of cotton have made fortunes, and
none. save the poor operatives, have suffered.
Here in the North money was never so plenti-
n,. and most people have allowed the idea Of
the sovereignty OF cotton 10 pass put OF their
minds entirely By this time the deludcd re-
hc,. have found out the extent Of their error
on the subject Of cotton, and doubtless would
be very glad 10 arrange matters, aud, leaving
war aside 70 TO planting cotton again ere some
lucky discovery readers ia use Obsolete.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
EiBLo'S CARDRN broadway -NAscissE.
wALLAcRs THEATRE. Broadway.-FRUE
LAST.
WINTER GARDEN. broadway. LApr AuDLEr's SECRET
EFw BOwERY THEATRE. Bowcry.-NtcK OF TINE
WooDy-:nsn hAyaAkFg-bUcc ArkahS fLAG-WiLruL
NUgDxR.
BowEgy THEATRE. Bowcry -Guoss or ALrrssuRc-
IRISH EnIoRsNT-kocusA.
BARNUN,s AMERICAN MUSEUM. Rroadway --TuE
PyTi:oa-.NpAN Cuinrs. WARRIOR souAws. &C. at
ali horrs A Mns-oKLv PshEy-Aflernoou ard Eyen-
ing.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS Mechanics Hall az Broad.
wpy.-ETmnrrAs SoEos DANCES. BunLssouns. dc-Wuo
CAN FIND Us Now.
WOODS MrkerREL HALL St Broadway. .-ErUsrrAS
j s0Ecs, DAreks ac-rnE Gaosr
AMERICAN THEATRE. No. M Broadway.-BAILxrs.
PA Hyon,sss, BuRIEsouss. &o.--jous woyrs
IRVING HALL. irving place -ras srrRsorrcog.
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. sis Broadway.
CpRIoerIrs AND LketURvs. from "a. n. tin 10 r. ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

two countries. an alliance d scarcely possible;
beside which neither Rassia nor the United
States need allies, being both capable Of taking
care Of their interests unaided Urged on by
England, Napoleon will no doubt continue to
betray his enmity to the people Of the North,
until be is ovcrtaken by that retaliation which
surely awaits him.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
HISCELLANEOus NEWS.

The mails Of the Africa brought us important
letters from our special correspondents in London,
para .ad Berlin, which W publish to-day, with
49, .aierestng extracts from our foreign filcs.
IA Cabinets Of England and France virtually &C.
nn,sieirca ue importance Of the proposed Rus-
:, rsniean alliance, while their newspaper or
4.di5aled very plainly their fear Of i,s conse.
avsaccs. moro particularly TO England, should she
~. ala sA AiLaes FisA BsssiA oy this cOuntxY.
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" LEGATION OF tbs UsrrsD STATES.


"MY LORD; / am very much obliged to you for
the courtesy extended 10 me in the communication
of the substance Of report which has been made TO
her Majesty's Government with regard to the num-
Der OF perrons who are now being shipped as eui-
grants from Queenstown. The fact that great many
people, especially in Ireland have been anxious for
some time past to find their way to the United States
has been made known TO me by the frequent appli'
cations TO this Legation for free passage. A con-
siderable proportion Of these contain oers to enlist
ia the service OF the Government. No doubt they
are more or less Influenced by the high bounties
offered in America, accounts Of which have been
from time TO time published in the newspapers here.
TO all such solicitations, the answer given from here
has been uniformly to the effect that no authority
has been given by the Government to- Listen to any
proposals of the kind or to make any engagements
whatever Instructions have likewise been sent to
the respective CoDsuls who have reported similar
proposals to me, to make the same answer. | have
no reason to believe that any American citizen In
England, clothed with authority, has ventured to
act in any other way.
"It is proper for me to add in explanation Of the
emigration that Is taking place, that gentleman OF
influence in America, now IN London who Is In
situation TO know, bas lately informed ne that some
Of the great corporations for the extension OF rail-
ways in the Western part OF the United States hav
ing experienced inconvenience from the liability OF
the la6orer in their employ to be drafted for the
war, and apprehending more, are making efforts 10
procure large supplies from other countries of'aens
who are from that circumstance exempted IRON the
risk of being called into service Ii may be that
some OF those who desire to get the ocean, for
the purpose Of enlsng, expect to take advantage OF
the opportunity thus placed before them. In addi-
ton to this there 10 doubt OF the fact OF scarcity
OF laborers in the United ates learn from private
sources that the rate Of wages this season is very
much advanced. l am led to believe that these
causes in addition to the alleged distress OF the pop
ulation OF Ireland, may explain the phenomena Of
emigration 10 which your lordsbip has benn pleased
TO draw my attention. / pray, &c.,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
France.

The French Atlantic Steam Navigation Company
has obtained grant for 20 years, for the conveyance
Of the mails from Hayre to New-York, and from ST.
Nazaire TO the West Indies and Asplnwall with
several branch lines, with subsidy Of $500 OOO,
or f372 600 per annum, and a loan OF 5000 ,OOW
or f744 900 TO be repaid In 20 years, without inte
rest. The Paris correspondent OF The DAILY New,
says it is rumored that the Emperor Napoleon will
shortly address electoral manifesto to the French
people, and this document will be published in the
Mon,teur few days before the election.
A review of the army of Paris by the Emperor
took place on the 18th.
An aid.de-csmp of the Emperor Of Prussia bad
reached Paris with dispatches for the French
Government
On the Paris Bourse, on the 2Sth, Rentes closed
at SO. 20.
TAs London Timers Paris correspondent says:
"a skillful engineer. residing in Pans, has In
vented machine by which cotton rags Of every de-
scription may be rendered t for spinning. BY this
means rags such ~ old sheets, shirts, aud pocket
bandk erctiefs worth not more than 2Of the 200 ID
weight can be converted into blue or red cotton
equal to that imported from Egypt, which, though
inferior TO American cotton, brings high prios In
the Havre market. II is expected tina. this iDven-
ton will attract the attention Of cotton spinners
throughout France. One manufacturer OF padding
at Orleans, aud cotton spinner q. st. Denis have
already tried the new machine, and have found II TO
succeed perfectly. Other engineers have directed
their attention to the subject and ii is not mposs-
BILE that, through the power OF machinery European
manufacturers may, to O certain extent, become in
dependent Of America. ibis invention, winch was
unknown few weeks since, Is one OF those which
effect revolution in industry, and increase public
wealth to an immense extent. When II Is considered
how many millions are expended in the purchase Of
raw cotton, and the short time the manufactured
article lasts any machine that render WORKOUT
cotton cloth available for fresh spinning, must render
great service 10 the manufacturer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Poland.

tn, Morning Herald contains. on the authority
of The AHgsburg Gazens, the French note 70
Russia on the Polish question. The writer adds
that tho Prese says that IN the event Of the Russn
reply not being satisfactory France, England and
Austria will recall their ambassadors from ~.
Petersburg. Tue correspondent OF The Herald
thinks that il the note be authentic the situation Is
extremely serious. r,,
,ent note 10 the italian Government on the Polish
ouestiou similar TO that OF France and has, al tho
same time communicated the note addressed ny the
English Government TO st. Petersburg III favor oil
Poland. o.., ,
A Lemberg dispatch states that on the 24,h OF
Anril Lelewel with the insurgents under his COM
mand was surrounded and defeated by 2,VJO Nus
sian troops. Lelewel was wounded in the ear, but
escaped, together with l2O men.
Crscov telegram OF the 18th OF April says:
% A combat between the Russian troops and the
Polish insurgents was fought upon the I'D nj Ram
ninos near Warsaw, in which 80 1gssars were
killed. 1t was by the peasants that tie victory was
decided ,.,
Yesterday, three encounters took place upon the
Warsaw Railway, at Kogow, Bizeny, and
My,zkow, 10 which the Russians had great num-
!" Three vessels have succeeded in landing arms at
n depot station ON the coast OF Poland"
The Chief Of the Warsaw Revolutionary commit
tee nd issued special order Of the day, torbddipg
the inhabitants to pay taxes to the Russian Govern
II is reported that Mosakowskis band had de-
fsaled Russian Division near Olkusz, In tho Gov
eminent Of Radon. ,,,.,
The Government at Warsaw had forbidden the
religion, professions which usually take place at
This time of the year, The Archbishop having, how
aver protested against 'the prohibition, the people
formed a procession, whereupon the priests and
msny others taking part In were arrested and the
Archbishop was confined prisoner IN the Palace.
The Journal de ST. Petersbarg, replying to news
napers which had stated that the present Govern
meat had done nothing for Poland, enuTnerates the
measures adopted by the Emperor until 1868.
The Morning Post speaks hopefully oil the pros
pects Of the insurgents. The Russian troops may
God thew can no longer keep the field IN the presence
of unanimously hostile population, every day be-
coming better armed, more skllful, and more dar-
inc. and may be forced before tue Autumn to with
draw into their fortresses. Europe may then be
called upon to decide whether the Poles have &C,
oured the right TO be considered beilgerents, ana
s,eps NAV be taken TO bring abou. that consumma-
ton for which they are go brsvely fighting.
A Government messenger has arrived from ~.
Petersburg with, it 10 supposed, the reply OF the
Russian Government to the letter OF Her Majesty o
(;oyerpment on the affairs of Poland.
THORN April 29.-Last Saturday an important
engagement took place between the Russians aud
in nroepts near Warke, south OF WARSAW. Inc
Rns,ian, were defeated with great loss.
VIyssA. April 90 morning. had
hsea conducted from lischiroytz to the Bohemian
fortress of Josephstadt.
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fAdvertisement |
Card.

Du. r. K J. BrsrrR. PHr"oiAs' f0r AFFECTIONS o. INC
TaEosT and Lvsss
oHes No s5z Brosdwsy Hours OF consultation q m 70
p
Du r. HrsrKH devote their whole attention TO the
treatment Of Affection. Diseases Of the lhaost Lungs ana
Heart In .pp,inr their undivided Efforts to this important
.pec, 10 medicine hs,. been 'muls,ed act not only
by the cain. indifference with which general practitioners 70
s.ded the orrbs mortality and 'rfnps .''endn: Throat
and Lung Diseases. bu, also by the remarkable successes
which followed Tho direct and local treatment so arseo id
voca,.d and prsc,iced By Dr.- Hunter years .inee
IL. but jus, to remind the people Of Sewfofh h.' dur
ing those years when ne prsoce Of D Hunter was 80 s"
a, to bress down their health by The close Office eonhns
meut ioeid-nl thereto the mortality hom Consumption
shown BY The City n.pec,or Book. dmini,hea upward Of
thirty per sent! Such acts 90 these defy ca,i o.,
In rsestabishius the practice sgsin 10 new iois ~
Hunter are h.ppy to be able 10 refer 10 many pfnoLt o
zen, no retain The benefits they derived year, sgo from tue
direct treatment Of their caein
Consumpton-Asthms Gc by lnhsl,,ien, AMI such oheI
mean, as were prescribed for the the principle OF direct
And local May others OF more recent sipeheaer
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Hunter think right to direct attention 70 those facts en-
those who may feel disposed 20 consult 'h'n
and whose condition Of health requires their services
No. So Broadway. New-Yors. May II 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany by Hudson River RR., So Warren.
ST, 10 q IN aud 81 s. and Oi IN Sunday, eI p M
To Albany by Harlem RR, 26th-st. aud tthav ioi IA
To Boston. BY New-London line, Pier 80 N
H., stouington line, Pier 10. n. X. and Fall
River line, Pior ,, n. r., daily (SundsJssI.
ceptedl. p A
SslS 27tb.i and 4thsv......s a. m aud II and p.
To Boston, by New.Haven RR, 27th-'t and
4h-av Via Shore Line l25 aud p m sunday p m'
Observation-Disclosures and 10 q and p.
To PhilAdelphis by New Jersey Railroad. foot
Of -st 4 TO- m a. m Sunday u m.
To Philadelphia. by Camden aud Amboy
Railroad Pier 26 ". r. foot of Bsrclayst. g. m p IN
To Washington, BY New jersey RH.T. 10 IN.
and "a and ny foot OF Cortland, st Sunday u p m
To the West. by Central Railroad OF NeS-
jersey, foot OF Courlsndtst and - IN.
IL "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Ia,e.t-Y;n Ouesusto,ou.

EoxDoS, April 3O.-TAe DAILY Neps (City Ar.
ticle) SAYS 6O, 900 persons IN France and England
have applied for ZOO 900 of $50 bonds in the new
Turkish loan, representing $4,000 600, while the
amount of the loan is only 600 OOO The Confed-
crate loan was steady yesterday at II to It pre-
MUM. AS the second instsllment OF 10 per cent
becomes due on the let day Of May, and the Stock
Exchange will be closed on that day, Messrs.
Schroeder g. Co., for the accommodation OF the men,
bers Of that body, will take the payment on the "a,
on the stock on which the 10 per cent has not been
previously paid.
LONDON, April 3O.-1he Bank minimum has been
reduced to 3 per cent.
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observation-disclosures, May Is.

wALLACK'S-The Busybody.
WINTER GARDEN-1be Babes In the Woods
EIBLVS-Leah the Forssken.
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Grsnd National Baby Show from
Ito D. and I to Q p m.-Sterepticon and dramas Alter
noon and evening -
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING. 6as Broadway
COUPLES GALLERY-Vocano Of the Andes. no.
LAURA kEENE'S THEATER-The Troupe st Denis
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Iou.
HOPE CHAPEL--Tour in the Holy Land
No. 685 BROADWAY-Painting BY Hayemeyer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
6petlal Noilres.

Lnymens Convention Of the NJ. Il, Charch.I
Tn, Of Lay Member. OF tho Methodist Episcopal
Church 10 consider the question Lay Representation In tho
Geperpi Conference, viii be he on WEDNESDAY the
18th IL in the ST. PauIs NJ T. Church, corner oil tth ay
.no ala 1t. The vsntion will assemble at 10 O'clock M
Ali member, In good stsnis ia the Church, who approve
IN. movement cordially invited to DO present Inc Com
t.e Of Arrangement, will be IN alter dance At the Chapel
of ST. PsuPs NJ l.. Church, TUESDAY tho th inst fom
the hours Of to o'clock p. M Desgds, arriving IN ths
city are requested call upon the Committee and register
their names
BY order Of the COMMITTEES Of Arrangement
MARK H0YT. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
MARIE ID.

DURAND-SILLcoCKS-On Tuesday. May u, Nths rest
depcs Of the brides parents by the Rev o. Alexander
Pslx, Mr. Albert A. Durand to Mis-. M Kate Silooen
daughter yslenlins Sleocks. ESQ., all oil this city
X-HORSFALI.-Att the GrMd House, on Monday
MAY H. BY the Rev W. II. Ferris Dir. Gsorss w Mulcox
Of SewYork TO Miss Mary y. Horsfsl OF Peuzhkespse
Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
WHITON-TEMPLETON-At Trinity Church. on Tuesday
May H. by the Rev. Dr. Francis pinton. A. o. Wilton.
ESQ., Of NswYork to Miss Laura ". daughter OF VIM u
Tumploton of Now Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Zane Of Good Hope.

The mails from the Cape to March y are received
IN The I2th March the United ates corvette
T Jsmss,own for China, pu. into Table Bay, having
Ja,us,sd her rndder. She was allowed to remain
dsvs for repairs and during that time i! is '.ld
that She shipped surreptitiou-ly about twenty sea,
men, Orders mao been TssslSsu expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Uudin and China.

The Calcutta mails to March "A, and Hopg hons
to March IA, are received. The news Is uni%Pc.sn,
BoMBAr, April l2shirting: active , ana s'snsr'
Twist dali Cotton hrm EIehsnss .'f L, n,ist ira,so
Arm Exehaage 20I Fsishts upeh.pg-d Ins Se.s ..
Adutsrston blu he'd passed the Indian tsSaeSs IeSSsY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

ACADEMY OF MUsrc.-To-night Guerrabella sp-
pears lone In the opera Of the Last Day, OF fomps
M.zzoen who has recovered completely fi0m his ind-
position appears Glauco and Bsiai will sing the role Of
ATbacea This week closes the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
American Conversational Union.-The Ana

American CONGREGATIONAL Union.-Ihs Annual
Business Meeting w be held In the Brooklyn Academy oil
Mu,ic ON THURSDAY. May H.. At y. IN ,
Tho Annual Soc. ReuBion wall take place In tho Brooklyn
Academy Of Mu,o on THURSDAY M.y H. at p. N.
PRECEDENT sTEARNS Of Amherst College will preside. Ad.
dresses will be delivered by the Rev. HENRY WARD
BYFCHER the Rev. Mir MlSGlNS, the Rev K NJ HAT
FIELD, the Rev J. 7. DURYEA. and others:
Tickets Is For sale In New fok at the once OF the
Ipdepsudent No Bessmanrt; Rooms OF the Congregs-
tons, Union No I35 Grand at and Brooklyn ron w H.
Bsbcock No 246 Fuon A. Is. Chadwick No w Court
At; j. NJ Hopper, No is CouTtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Prussia.

The Nord Dentsche Ze'tnnE OF Berlin learns 'aa'
secret reyolotionary committee in Prussia was en-
dsayoring TO alarm and disturb the public mind oy
addressing threatening letters to various
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

American Temperance Union viii hold their
ANNIVERSARY At the Puritans' Church tDr. Cheeysrs
Upion.quafs on THURSDAY EVENING. Coy. bUCh,
lSGHAM Of Connecticut presiding. Tue Annual Report al
be read sud addresses made by Gov. BUCKINGHAM we
Hon. s. C. POMERoY, U. s. senator from kan'a. and the
Raw r. l.. CUYLER Report from the Army BY tEO.
sICKELS, esq, and from the Navy by the KAY; q .
STUART. Tribute to DR.. Lyman Beecher by Dr. NE ELL
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Mails Close Mt the Post-Omlce,

For Europe. BY steamer NOrwegisn. via Quebec
Thursday May 4..... p !"
WsSns.5,, Nav i3 loi g. M
For Cslifornis. &C. daily tSandsys eIosptodl,
overland via ST. Joseph Mo.......os IN and q ~
No,h-Alb.nv BuG.lo and Can.d.s IS O. m aud y p.
North and West Way Mail ni'
Western Mail via Erie Railroad ....3 IN and = p M
Southern and 5oath-Western MALL . m, and 10y p ID
Eastern Aai m III ana % p n
New. Bedford Newport and Fall River p IN
The Long Island Mail closes at 81 IN, aud ~ p. IN
Sunday Mails On Sunday all mails close ct u 2. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

Women and the Wharf.-The Loyal Women 81 the
country are invited to meet the Church Of tho Pertains
THURSDAY MORNING May ~ At 10 0eloe. aud at
Cooper Institute THURSDAY EVENING, at n o'clock
10 discus, the aud work for women relative TO the
wuit. purpose. aud end AdiSs.:s, ~ EhNEs
BLACKWELL ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, and 9TH
er. Admittancs TO Morning Session for men aud women
Free To Evening Session. Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Anniversary Of Howard Mission and Home

Anniversary Of Howard Mission and Home
upsrutendsnt Rev. H. o. TOLES, PIineiPal In the
Academy OF Music, on THURSDAY EVENING, May H.
le6I at n o'clock The Hon. JOSEPH HOME VIII preside
Addresses will be delivered by distinguished gentlemen ne
effort been spared TO render this al occasion Of
interest The Singing by Two Hundred Children will be
under the direction Of r. T. PERKINS esq Principal OF lhs
Nofmsl Musical Academy. The Music will be by the th
A INIT rs cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13
Duslness X Offices.

PURE BLOOD CUREs.-When the bile has not
the requisite healthy qualities, become cssive To re-
store tn. bile TO Of health tho blood must be purified
You esnno, purify the blood but by cssiona purgative
and the, should be continued for several days In succession
than there may be greater less Interval OF rest Some
person, have used BRisDRErHs Pills every day In 'mai
doc, until they became cured OF cos'ens'' which had
them for twenty The use OF this medicine
doe. not debe require increase Of dose from con-
timed use They fact strengthen tho bowels " exercise
does the arms or legs
p.uxL j. TENN Of Aston House, Nsw-Yors, cured
himself Of cosyenes. Of ten yesr standng by their use
alone.
Mn Cong Editor of The Democrats Banner Bon
,,,o y,non, cured OF eo.,ivsness and dyspspsis BY
Bs.spRHrns P. when all other medicines had failed. and
| when hi, doctors fonouncsd him incurable.
MH Buss Of Buswiet, cured Of debility and eo''iVe
mes. by BlAsDKETHs Pills when he de'paf'd oil ever
rsgainias his health
R.msuber reference will DO given to persons whom
I'm ,,pHxrHs Pils have cured Of costivene'' Of over
twenty years duration and In cAss where no natural s"'h
Of the bowels had taken place In twenty years
Pnrscp.L oyyIcg No. 2s4 C,SAL-sr, N y For sale
also at No Union squsre. and by all dealers
GET Nav STYLE
AnnoTr ~ RATnBUN have, as usual,
large assortment Of spring and Summer Clothing for boys
youth .ud men. The goods all selected with gre"
care and no pain. were spared in the manufacture Of the
garments to 1--WE them the superiority In style and hni'h
which It /. UNIVERSAL, acknowledged ths goods possess
Addition, to their .,oeL are constantly being made from
their manufacturing department
Men, sprnx O,srcoai. Busine" Coats Vests aud f.n''
ALSO An. selection of piee. sood' in the Mem Custom De-
pntmoni Adult
| No. so1 Broadway under st Nichols Hosep.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES. ~
| Carte, d. Vi.lts o. per dozen; Duplcssss . 20 "
N.ssiiyss T,s,tsred r. A. LEWIS, l1 Chslham", w. !.
| FRENCH CHINA,
Richly decorated DrsrER snd TIA Skis IN unusuH Ns'
WnITR and PIAIs CIR TIA sK1s at very low prices al
complete ..ortnsnt of all lind. Of WHITE oiLr ID"
rSo' .h"~ - 6AvrLAsp MxKHIrr ( Co,
No. 800 Broadway. Spoise the 81. siehsla@
WurrIra 4 WILSON'S SEwING-MAcHISEs,
| sfoHHsr PRnniun
! International Exhibition. London iso,
| once. Nc. sos 1s$ApyAI, Nsw.IsfS