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The New York herald., 1869-02-25
P' 0A.; ACADEMY or iusrc.
THURSDAY, FEN. ok. IAN.

In announcing their eighth animal Fancy Dress Bal the
drecors Of the Purn Association samo
care which has In FORMER
ment VIII this year be cscrcd not only In providing for the
entertainment OF guests the night OF the ball ssung
cards OF admission only 10 parties known properly intro
duccd TO the members They attention 10 the fo
lowing REGULATIONS. -
which viii be strictly enforcct:-
l. No VIII be admitted unless fancy drosa
All masks must bc iftad at the door before entering aud
removed nj mdnirhI
2. No return checks VIII he issued.
=. No admission into the building after II o'clock.
Tickets can bs obtained OF the following
SOL. II. SOLOMON, President $50 broadway.
" y IsAACS, Vice President a. Broadway IN rtairH
CHARLES O. ALLEN, Treasurer, No. Broad street
SOL. wEILfa Is White street
LEOPOLD RErSS, 4Df broadway.
JOSEPH A. LEVY, 1,24i Broadway.
SIMON SCiiAfFEk, Nc. 9 Broad street.
JOSEPH KOCH, County Clerks olce.
SOL. MOSES, 13 Broadway.
ADOLPH II. SANGER, Secretary, ~. broadway.
The music Il under The direction u y. j. EBLN.
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A GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS, NO. <sl
"A Broadway will dispose OF LOO Pianos Melodeons and
frat class makers at extremely low prices for
cash, viii take from IS 20 $2u monthly until paid The
same to let and rent money applied II purchased.
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n magnificent Pauoforte, worth $780, for ess than f2D0
rosewood orerstrung full m0uldinrs
celebrated city maker; years. guarantee; nesry l3
Seventh street.
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NUNNs CLARK 6ll OCTAVE PIANO FOR slss
N Gase a Co.'s, for 4Il5; Pianos 10 so
on nsalments the manufactory 29 East Twenty
street, rear Third avenue
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r ECTURE-BENEFIr OF GRACE CHAPEL YOUNG
IL Mens Association, by Rev. 4. r. Thwing, OF Boston,
this Thar.day, evening az ocleek Grace Chapel -Four
Of Scotland Tickets for sale a. bookstores Of
Messrs. Z. r. Duton Co., TIE Broadway and Mr.. W. O.
Palmer, Jr., II Bible House.
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A LARGE VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS PTAN0FoRTEs
"a BY Jenny. SON. 23 East Tweny-hr street. between
sold monthly instruments Second hand Pianos at bar
gains.
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ssORTMENT or FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES.-
n Call and examine stock and prices before purchAs-
ing Pianos from S7S upwards Pianos to
J. bIDDLE, IS Amity street, Broadway
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINEST PIANOS MANU.
a fac'ured hvc years. guarantee; nsslments taken.
to let, the applied n purchased.
J. c. BARNES, 1S7 Eighth street, Broadway.
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PIANOFORTEs.

AN EXTRA ELABORATE ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IA four round cornered fianoiorc for sale 10 OF maSnih
carved handsome elaborate carved
and superb appnss costly scroll fret wor
scrpcnne bottom overstung basa patcnt rahc beauti u
and made by most celebrated city makers wi
fc years guarnntee VIII DC sold Tor s vaine
shipping II required. A. L. PATTERSON
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MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS
"a Pianos, six years gnaraaiee: Second hand Pianos
from Sb0 10 H2oO Pianos let from So To 31u Piano.
repaired and tuned LUDKE 4 sCHULERS Piano Ware
room, y67 hroome street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
The COLLEGE PLACE SUICIDE.

Coroner Keenan, yester lay held an inquest on the
body OF Mr.. Dewitt N. Dickinson. the man who COM
mitted suicide IN his room at no. rColege place by
snootiEg himself through the head with large
horse pistol, as reported In yesterdays HERALD.
Mr. Charles p. Crosby, OF 100 Elliott place Brooklyn,
an old aud dear friend of deceased, deposcd
that Dickinson, who held the very re-
sponsble position Of bookkcepcr for his Dick
inson's) brother, at No. 40 Murray street, mad
at intervals drank to excess, much SO that he
neglected his business. The brother OF deceased and
also the witness had often cxpostulated with de-
ceased and endcayorel to dssuadc him from pur.
snng such ruinous course. For week or ten
dass pass deceased had absentcd blms9li IRON MS
business, and the belief preya led that shame and
deep hold upon him that he determnei never
again to see hts brother Mr. Crosby or other
~ atl0ns, aud hence the sioriibce OF his lilo.
MIS-. Mary hSMalOn, who With her husband Keeps
pistol Ia tue house not lar from one O'CLOCK IA the
altcrno0u, but was unable TO locate W. some tnrec
hours later, her suspicons bcnl excited OF sonle-
tniny wr0nx In Ulcsinson's room, the uoOr was
trieI aud found to De secured from the inside MT.
McMihon being informed, called IN an OlBceF,
ani upon fofcing In the door deceased was
found lying dead on the bed, surrounded
by blood, the fatal weapon tnen being on
Tue fo0r DcDuty Coroner Shine oxanlbcu
the body and found that tie ball had passed clear
through the head, struck the partition wal, iion
which u rebouiicd. aud lodaed Oh the bed. Ine
Jury, upon hearing the testimony In the case, rem
dcred verdict corresponding with tao foregoing
iae,s.
Deceased was about twcnty-sx years Of age and
native OF this State Mr. Dickinson was an edu-
Gated and accomplished gentleman and his reia-
tives are OF tue III hest rsspec ability. Tnc re-
mains were delivered over me friends for inter-
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COURT or GtAs2Al SESSIONS.

Before Recorder Hacxett and Judge Bedford.
DEPUTY SHERIFF MORAN SENT TO THE STATS PRISON.
AS as the court was opened yesterday, John
Moran, who pleaded guilty on Monday to permitting
George King, the bond robber, 10 escape. was ar
ragned at the bar for sentence. The Eocorder
said
Moran your offence is grave one mIschevIous
in It's results, anu the law demands an exDiasi0n
and society an example. Having been q sworn
officer and especially charged 70 convey prisoners
sentenced for crime to the State Prison by the
safest, usual ana most expeditions mode; you have
aggravated the character Of The atutory oencesyou
more Than conuyed at the escape Of hing, danger
strument through and by which tpat escape was
etIected Having due regard to the statements III your
that yon have pleaded guilty to tie charge, upcn
tine trial OF when doaDt might have been suggested
as 10 tie grade Of guilt, whether penitentia mus
dencanor or u State Prison penalty, and by your
pea resolving such doubt and thereby saving long
and vexed trlal, and comnsserit ng the sal late VI
your poor wlie and three little chlldren-but also
with proper consideration to this era OF prison
escapes, demanding example, believe that am
following seatence:--fnat you be connneu IN the
State Prison ut hard labor LOT the period Of Tour
years.
lis Honor then vacated tho bench and the Oity
Judge presided during the day. District Attorney
Garyin and Assistant district Attorney Tweed oon-
Quoted the prosecution The Grand Jury brought ~
large number OF Indictments and resumed the dis
charge Of their duties.
Thomas Downey and Thomas DonneIlv pleaded
guilty to burglary IN the tcird degree. The charge
na On e g the O. OF OF 1e
400 First avenue No property was taken. Downey
having assaulted the complainant was sent 70 the
tcpcea to the same place for three years anu SIX
months.
Elizabeth Brown q smart Intelligent looking col
Ored girl tried ana convicted II grand larceny
in stealing number of dresses from MRS. Turnbul.
n
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CfvsJ or sPeasl sEsS0s,.
Bcfore Judge Bowling.

bclOrc JuuEc DOWiInI.
Yesterday the weekly court was ~ usual donscly
crowded. Judge bowling was the only occupant OF
tho BENCH and OF COURSE sIi the questioning on
behai Of tie court, instead OF growing" as this
word Was unfortunately printed In the report OF the
previous session, and In his usual prompt and de-
clslvc way raped out an occasional robuke at the
prcsumilg odrontcry OF counsel, iasteal OF "snap-
ping'' at them, as this wcrd was made to appear in
ypc The calendar was. however, Unusually small,
embracing thirteen Of ALLEGED assault aud battery,
eleven OF petty larceny, two Of cruelty 10 animals
and one OF watering mix.
Two YOUNG BLooDs AT TUE REvEILLE.
Az many know wnere tho Rcve'lle is as ought to
know, and We shall not, therefore, specify its To-
caliy. Tho attendants are pretty waiter girIs," 50
called by stretch Of chiyalrc cxaggeration. The
principal patrons arc young men. Two genuine
youthful Metropolitan ploods, gorgeous in fashion
ayly cut garments aud fiashy IA, cKtes, giving their
names as Abort J0nn aud Wan. Logan were charged
with r0uyn treatment aud yilianous abuse oil some
Df tue felnlp tanymedes. Mr.. Sinonso1, the pro-
pretor, gT indignant demonstrated anl went ior
ne Dlows. rnclr nights ylslt to tho Royenle cost
HEN ten dol ars extra apiece, which the Judge I'M
posed In the way Of lines.
PIECE OF CnIsEI1NG.
James Ferguson was arIa'gned on q charge OF
striking Rlchifd Morrs VITA q chisel. Tue Two
obnoxious use of "a ch.sel provcd expensive to tho
prisoner lie was aned twenly-nve dollars.
FEMALk C0LORED CoddiSSiOS MERCHANT.
In the neal caso botn p!anLif and Defendant we're
coluied women. 1ne pla,ntin Ellen BoyntOn,
charged Matilda ,.cwa with appropriailng tile pro-
cccss OF Lie sale Of abpnd'e oi cigars W her owa
use.
'rnls woman gave yon the cigars TO sell'r oh.
served the Judge to the prisoner.
"fcs, cir, y sLe ahswclr.
ION. ION what ieras we,,c you to sell themW
''.ilen you ale commission merchantW
81 'spose s0n
.'Did you sell tla cgarsr
"les.r
"What did you do with the money!
'spent II for hqn0r and got drunk,n naivoly an
swered tho prisoner.
VI remand you Tor senencc.v said the Judge.
MADE M SuCu PROMISE.
John Brady was charged by John Leonard with
stealing from hs nine dollars and seventy-h cents
Tue complainant produced - ester from The prisoner
asking nin to withdraw tie com luint, as he
knew Judge Dowling had promised 10 discharge him.
The Judge lead t1c lotIcr.
"f'll give yuu lesson for writing itesr said tho
Judge to III ., y"ahi SHOW you tile promise hay
made. You are sent to the c itcntiary for lhrec
months"
WATERING ul9 MILK.
Henry Huntcrnass, younl German, was placed
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drove distance of from one TO three miles, when
one OF the strikers got upon the car and pretended
TO intmi late the driver. In every case the later
left the car and one-half the cars belonging to the
company thus kept stretched over tas first three
miles of road without drivers. IL became neees-
conductors TO drive the cars back TO the
depot. About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning cue
ana reauessed s tSa ocis 70 Keep the new men at
their work but ne declined. saving that u was net
his duty 10 enforce contracts, but 10 preserve tne
public peace. There IL no prospect OF an early SET
uenient Of the trouble.
FARMERS CLUB.-This club met yesterday AFTER
noon at the usual place of meeting, Cooper inst-
tute discussion was held the value OF the spar
row, and the danger Of Its overrunnng the country.
The next matter discussion as to the profits
arising from poallry. Ex-Mayor Smith, OF Boston,
SAID that he had seen chickens increase rapidly IN
Lydia, on the Nile The eggs were halched in the
sand. farmer near Boston devoted an acre TO
chicken RAISING, but had little success as the BIRDS
nearly all died OF diseasc. Whe visiting Cuba the
speaker law no cAcAeAs there. as is usuai ia the
tropics. Another inember mentioned the great sue
oil the Leand3 In chicken raising Their ai1n,
and SAID tnat the refuse q me Metropoiian noaei
aud yielded y great supply of eggs; they AL were
sheltered by foliage In summer, and so their flesh
was more profitable than beet, and there WAS more
OF IL ior the money spent. The next matter lor dis
cussion was butter making. churn was exhibited
By winch butter was made Ia three minutes.
VETERANS OF THE NATIONAL GUARp.--Tbe annual
meeting Of the veterans of the National Guard was
vermiyea presiding. The ASSOCIATION has 0i2 mem
bers, OILS OF whom are life members. 1t has $500
iDvested and an additional sum ready to invest Mr..
Hunt one Of the artists engaged on tue Seventh
regiment monument, reported that IL will be twenty
eight feet hlgh with pedestal of granite and sur
Mounted BY Q bronze nguie of cil,nen soldier;
About eight feet nom the base are 10 be memorial
plates bearing inscriptions and the names OF battles
In wnlcn tle Seyentn ana Its dead n,epbers were
engaged. The monument VIII cost S43 0)o, S37, 900
OF which have been subscribed. The Following named
gentlemen were chosen officers Tor the ensuing
year:-C0one Ma shah LeIerts; Lieutenant Colonel
Cyrus II. Loutre; Ada ant, Charles a. EO,twlck;
Guarternaster, Vim. I. tarnhan Captains, q. ID. Me-
day, Edward Bernard, r. an idestyne Jr, LOWS M.
Carnes; Leutenants, David Miller, Henry ii. Holly,
Peter }. B0gert, James +. FreeDorn; Inspectors OF
X Eecti0n for 1870, 5. ID. Shpman Joan Oakey, Ihos.
}. Han. The contest Tor The presidency OF tle sso-
citation was highly Interesting aud the vote decided
the relative personal popularity and esteem OF two
ex-commanders OF tie scventil-vK., General Lei
feI ts and General Abran Duryee. Toe iQrner pOied
ia votes and the latter o5 Ailer the Result was an
n0unced the President was the recipient OF
hearty congratulations.
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the thieves detained the boy in the rear OF the store
under the pretence OF negotiating for tpe purchase
OF some old oil paintings. his confederate, unoo-
served, opened the showcase, IL - pre-
ten gold watches worth s7Oo or $500 and other
articles OF irnnS value and joined the boy and his
companion in che rear, Pianos. oil paintings, &C.,
were priced, but the prices were entirely VOC h.gn
and they took their departure On his return 20 tne
store Mr. Jones discovered his loss and an exaniha
ion OF the showcase proved that 1t had been opened
with skeetoR Key and lett unlocked. The boy Is
unaole to give description OF tue thieves. VINO WIZ,
no doubt, succeed in eudlng the vigilance oi the
police. fhe robbery was evidently planheu anu
executed by persons familiar with the iocatioh VI
the showcase aud the dinner hour OF Mr.. Jones.
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SUPERIOR cOUlT-spECIaL TERM.

Decisions.
Judge Barbour rendered Judgment in the following
cases yesterday morning.
wilson et al rs. Wilson et al.-EXtra allowance
OF $500 granted.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Birds0u rs. Lfrajsystoa.-Moti0n granted.
B1olc71 rs. HG1p1S.-M Otlon. granted
Btstg' bs. World LIE I,ssuYance C0gapd1eD.--Mo-
tiOn granted.
Hayne rs. O'ConnOr.-Moiion granted.
C'Ea9u eC al. Us. Mcke1zae.--aotlOn granted.
MOsei71td7a et al. Cs. AbrdlsanlS et at.-Motlon
granted.
CLAYTON es. Dachduer ct 0l.--Motion granted.
Burke Us. HolCeU ct at.-MOtion granted without
costs.
Smith rs. D,lclard.--Motlon granted.
by Judge Friedman.
Nails rs. Wdtson.--Upon presentation to me Of an
engrossed copy OF within case as settled the appel
liant may have an order that tc same he flied aud
annexed to the Judgment rolls. Papers with Special
Term Clerk.
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ROBBERY IN AIN STREET.
Ten Gold Watches stolen.

Ten Gold Watches stolen.
Tlie thieves never lose en opportunity to profit by
the uuGuardeiness of merchants and bankers, snd
resort 10 all manner Of ingenious devices TO accom-
plish JOBS that are likely to prove renuneratve. On
saturday last. while Mr.. Isaac +. Jones, piano ana
commission merchant, on the secono floor OF 80
Ann street, was at diuner, two weldressed thieves
entered the place and commenced an examination
ol tue goods SALE In the front end OF tue room i5
the business once, where glcas case. containing ten
valuable gold watches, number os silver watches,
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MOnE HORRORS.
A Young womu. Kills Her Lover.
[From the Baltimore American, Aprn 1871

Tho a'sat v,,a"e Of Ia ar,at,SviIIa uaranri % is.J
was thron ,nto state of The rtmoat eyc,to"gy.
MI .n,,lrsior nv trs@adv ~nics nce,rra T.; ~,
nnunIs S nn Satur9av avenng ,ast shost s,y ,1 ~ Ito
S,chn,as Mc'omas vonns ma" Ivna N ahont vtvA. INA
nas rom the v,Iage was sha, ,n "Dou ist t
bed bv Miss Martha j. Ca,rns' M VINO resides ia
same a,sanne from Jarret,svia 1"t in ,;'asrant
drpc,ion from n than the honse or Me- Ti's
accounts given of the meiancnolv aT'jr ranaor II
certain INA, Mcromas seenced M,ss rairns Ssar a a
year ac, under nromise ~ marrisge ana in Iann
srv ,as a chiii wos horn VIII oh 20 n,,,nr - at ~
rrasenr time Mis. Cairns freonenfv ,a,.o@t ~ aag
TCon,os to ma his nrnmaa ~ ,nary,in , a ~
~ onn,voco,on and ayc,a,os " ha nuanaeI e NO., % Du'
os,5 mill Sha tot tayars hir, 40 n or '. f,,
qaN9 w. no trsd s' ea u, 49, 49, NJ ioeps
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n a,,,r,.v ava,nr h ha r,,1 H. into rorr...
% v nn.tss s re nns urnns ~ ~ tad an ia uo
s,,a vS o cannanv pS vric, ne ,as "a m,pas anI " y
nna co,uihing ~ "i,cn ne Was @ Al ia @ aIa ~
e tiu VI Ny T uanu I Va ~ ei1 yaiu u Nv ING iSai "
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M au on stra bn, M sac,rv aun ~ . io @ nei
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anu o.'iei oao @ 10 i,,s' ,t ~ Vi n,or, n,
Ille.s. ~ n b Sand % sha u,a"d Sr.c'i ~ LII?
ievViveL ~ NC. , nau % aS mn "a~a o. nv @ sm
Ihe Dar,o, WIZ "mio n 90 10, W iS, at @ s.epPei M ous
upon uaon p',, 49, -, ~, % .u "t,ero @
McConas was. o.anu,i.s, - ~, e -, ~. i's - I'M IN,
tne Dsr on te pooh, pa sMI % voH ~ ~, 49, nel
plstol ~ McCoas nu @ hu Tn hu u,s os ' n 'Gn
PAGES uis"s & a. o mo- a reeied u,,sv arda % tho ~
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The treasurer's account showed the receipts
for the year cnling April l. 1904 to be s25l33 49,,
und the expenditures s26,020 So, leaving balance
on nand OF sll2 y8 Ine doctor then closed
by making touching appeal in behalf OF the
orphans.
A very pleasing programme had been arranged
for the OCCASION, incluling, besides tue chorusos
referred TO, exercises In B,bo history and primary
Lessons, well selected dialogues and neat addresses
by little boy and o little gEl. Master George H..
Pell presided al the organ, and opened the exercises
with well-cxecuted voluntary.
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SUPREME Cou r-sp:cAl TEAM.
Before Judge Barnard.

The Christy VIII Cuse-The Charge of
Frnnd.
Before Judge Barnard.
Eliza A. BrecE Us. Harriet E. C'trfstv ana G.
Kessley Smtth.--The hearing OF this case was re-
suned at the sitting OF the Court Benjamin Blank
man was examined at considerable length relative
to his connection with the case. He deposed That
the defendant Smith represented tc the plaintiff
10 Mr. Haskins as counsel when the will was being
contested before the Surrogate, and $4,000 " u
physician Tor examining The body OF Edwin 7.
Chrsty but that since TINS property had been con-
Seyed those sums were not pad. The Case has not
concluded.
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The objects left by Rossini have just bean sold BY
auction IN Paris. Tney were Of little Interest anl di
not attract any extraordinary attendance. geute
man VINO had purchased y watch, believing " To bs
Foi. brought il back, declaring IL to bc bfase. ON
tnc other han1 an object In the more valuable metal
was sUld "a being OF the Dsser the eagcrness with
wnlca an amateur bid led to the discovery OF the
error. similar mistake occurred with respect to a
pistol of the l.ouls XIV. period, the mounting OF
WINCH announced m copuer. was In gold.
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Probable Homicide-A Young Man Shoots Els
Brother .in.Iaw.

[From the Cincinnati Commercial, April 12.l
About eight O'Clock yesterday morning While Mr..
Herman Evans and his family were at the breakfast
table, at his dwelling Clinton street, Cutter,
a dispute sprlng up between husband and wife IN
regard to some trliing household matter. Harsh
words were spoken on both sides, but Mr.. Evans
seems TO nave been singularly angular and ungener
to his wife during the progress OF The quarrel.
Mrs. Evans brother, James Chumle,, lad or about
sixteen who was eating ais breakfast at the time,
speoanc very indignant at Evaus' treatment Of his
sister, and in trying 10 defend her from downright
abuse, lost HIS temper and dashed cup OF coffee
into his brother-I-law's face. Tbs enraged Evans.
he started TO his feet and struck at young Chumey
with slungshot. The lad lodged the blow. and.
drawing pistol out of one Of his pockets. fired at
Evans, the bail taking effect immediately below the
lett ey 4 and inhlctIng a wound which II Is thought
viii prove fatal. Drs. Thomas, Wood aud Tominson
were called In immediately. They examined the IN.
jury and proceed the nesn to find the ball. In prose-
cutting tine search tney were compelled to rem we
several pieces OF the cheek bone, bat did not reach
the bullet. satisfactory bad was gwen for the APP
eearance OF young Chumley In court at any time his
presence mag D. desired; SO he was not arrested.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WBArnER.-rlle following record will chow
the changes In the temperature for The past twen-
ty-.our hours in COMPARISON with the eoIrespon ling
day OF the past year. Indicated UY the tasrmoaetcr
at ludluJs pLlrinlcy HERALD Buildins, Broadway,
n.rohl.-
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AHayf,sAsY Of tIE ORPHAN AsylUa sosiN.

The sxly.thrd anniversary OF the Orphan Asyium
Society OF New YORK was celebrated yesterday after
noon at steinway Hall IN the presence OF a rather
slim audience A number Of the children, looking
clean neat and quite happy, occupied tue platform
and entertained the visitors with some very fine
choruses The Rev. DIR. CoaSlIng read the reis1r5 OF
tue soc esy, which showed as iollows:--
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ioUaT or COMMaa PLEAS spECAl TENN.

Decision.
Judge Barrett rendered judgment in the following
case Yesterday mOrning;-
Btdlre Us. SlaoJir.--Order settled.
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NEW YORK CITY.
HE CGRTs.
saTib STATES c0KhIssIOysas couaI.


The United States ps bernard Hest.-rhe defend
ant, whose examination has been progressing bei-
ore The Commissioner for several days past, was
again up yesterday ana closed his defence. tAe
Commissioner reserved his decision.
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saiien.
Before Judge Cardozo.
ydrg0 rs. BIttc7.0rd et dl.-Tne arguments in this
case were resumed yesterday morning and aad not
concluded at the rising Of the Court.
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supasm; C0UaT-CHA!aasRs.

The Merchans4' Union Express Company Liti-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.


A HOUSEHOLD ELiXIR ADAPTED 10
ALL CLIMATES.-It would be a happy Thing
for the world if all the excitauts at present
used in the practice Of medicine, could be
swept out Of existence, and H~USTETTFR's
STOMACH BTTTERS substituted in their
place, There is a probability, TOO, tina this
desirable substitution may one day be accom-
plished. Certain it is, tina the GREAT yEGE-
TABLE TONIC is gradually dispIaeing them,
n that the confidence OF the people in It's
sanitary and saving properties increases with
every passing year. Figures, thai cannot
lie show this TO he the fact. No medicinal
preparation enjoys the like popularity among
all classes and conditions, i'm every section OF
the country. AS an appetizer, a general in
vigorant, a remedy for Indigestion, n cure for
intermittent and remittent fevers, a gentle
cathartic, n specific for fatulency and sour
stomach, a gentle d~iuretic, a ~nervine. a blood
depurent, 3 specific for sick-headache, a mild
~anOdyne, and, above all, as a PROTECTION
AGAINST EPIDEMICs, il is unquestionably the
STANDARD MEDICINE Of the whole United
States. In the towns and cities it is literally
a HOUSEHOLD STAPLE. Mothers believe in it.
They find it a present help in time Of
trouble "a safe aud pleasant remedy for the
various ailments to which their sex is eXclu-
sively subject. Men believe I'm it, because it
refreshes and invigorateS the body and the
mind, and tones both without exciting either.