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LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

The wildOw-gass importers organized Il
Board OF Trade, yesterday by oiectiDg the following
ofiiceTs
President James H. Heioy; President TLeo W. Gois SceFe-
taIy and Treasurer LOus 4 BoRiL
The first Church Music service of the Or
pheon Free Schools will he held at st. ChrysostOm's
Chapel, Sevonth-aye and Thlrynnthst, this evening,
when DR.. Dix will deliver sermon. Tomorrow morn
ing, lecture uSc as Moral and Religious Agent
will be by Dr. Bellows, In connection with the
OrpheOn society, at Stcinway Han.
Daniel III. London will deliver, this evening,
by invitation free lecture, at Cooper Institute, the
arguments recently submitted by him to Congress with
a view To proving that by the EXclequcr re
duce the rate OF interest throughout The country, while
we specie payments and insure to the business
community cheap and good money"
The Brooklyn Trade Unions held mass
meeting, last evening, al Brooklyn Hail. passed
resolutions denouncing the Legislature and demanding
the enforcement Of the Eight Hour Law in all public and
private contracts The painters Carpenters and brick
layers societies sent lage delegations and marched
the hall with torch.htJ and tIansparencies. John
OBTen presided, and addresses made by members
OF the New-Yorh and Brooklyn Unions.
The Commissioners Of Public instruction
received letter from Controller Green, yesterday in
forming them that balance OF si3s,7OO stands the
credit OF the Department for the support Of tho schools
from Jan. to April 80. The Trustees OF the Tenth Ward
ant IOrizcd 10 lease the Ancn-s NJ H. Church for
rent OF 81 90. William ". iicdt of No GIL sixthst
pupil Grammar School No 10 in the Eleventh Ward
announced % tue successful candidate for the cadet
ship Cneieu by Con- gresham Sniltn Ely.
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BROOKLYN EAGLE.

Two Of the most interesting pictures Of modern times
AZ look upon the picture Jerusalem appears all her magnh
glowing with the regal pomp and grandeur of the Oent and
when Of her fall all Of her pride power
CuciIon and contemporary events the mind ed with sadness
Temp Costers and Courts its marble payerents
gates pearl glowing the light Of quiet Summer afternoon
eighteen hundred Other gorgeous efces rise
background and them rod tue Greats Palace and
Garn "Amphbeaer Of erot the Great" Palace Of the High
Annas the OF ppus Pbooeus and Marianne the
DAVID TIC great heaer and other objects of absorbing In
teres.
The labor evinced the composition OF this picture wonderful aud
have taken years OF constant an eon to accomplish Every
temple hind worked in detail with realistic
and not for the breadth Of displayed In Its
execution which gives power would almost carry back to
Rsphaele times.
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NETWORK TABLET.

Probably te bes. and paintings oJe1sae Wn
those bv Mr. seous In one tie artist has attempted to
hing the scene of our Lords entry into the Eoy City on fn Scy'
before our view Tie reconstruction is male from careful
ana the result Is most satisfying and beautiful picture
OF the oer-Jerusalem "a it appears odai-ho "o'u' "a"
OF a. no canes from Bethany and th po; where our LORD
went over The city The view put on tie ca1Y WIN
fidelity SO that any who has visited the Holy CITY i siae be
or,ip there-ookng gazed before AMI finding familiar oJc' oe
fore his sight Tie pcture both as COMP ""rA ana u D
ace,r.te AID has ELECTED as fully deserves, the very
highest praise. ,.. 49,,
The writer Of this notice lived two months IN &c Holy Cy n
while adding bis testimony fidelity OF te ron woa express
the hope thai many Catholics will visit these be1a" p'uIes ~
that they viii he gradcel and instructed
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NENN.YORE WORLD.

Such outline OF the history and ycissu!es Of this excn
nary which, the language OF eloquent writer Of all OF
globe antiquity the intel
eiaa aecop ent and the religious feeling combines tie
richest rccoecon The classic memories Of the Pahenon the visions
imperial power that still the Capitol the monumental pomps
Neyeh and Babylon all pale AMI perish before the solemn real
tiles aud substantial grandeur Of jerusalem Every there
has been haove path Of her hills has been oden by sowed
feeti valley has hear the the Sageng gy.a
final the world worthy or
whose supernatural energies stamped the character Of their age
still shaping the Character " the wohL"
THIS subject which Gr H. G. scous has laborc and
we'll convey eanyasthe picture representing that Jer
lem 10 her glory which hS w,p. rs he moural
predicted her fo; ia, o,Aor the Juam Of to-day just
been left ccaiaHes Of rsiae slaughter Ia 10Th
t,a c'.a. itt iratc q strk.s the leloler IA the H.
LgAluI-,is aai hlol ~ OF lhr atst
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EXTRACTS VDON NETWORK PnLSS.
NETWORK HERALD.

~ have been impossible artist to have seec'eh
e for his pencil more deep and lasting Interest to the e'
oI than that which sous has chosen Whether we look upon
r,am from the merely historical point Of view" or turn 20 WV"
feelings OF gous the scene Of the awa saele WHICH
/, possesses for the intelligent mind an absorb
i,,a.. We must compliment seoas the remarkably eLeee
manner in which he with his subjects and the eDee WHICH
they furnish Of real artistic feeling on bis part.
The composition the work bold and free with sense OIL
,ce well conyeye What lends the greatest importance 20 ~ Sc
% o IA the tutbfulne photographed fidelity when
marks bis drawing On point have the evidence Of NUMBER OIL
ed travellers ds long in the Sacred CITY and are
necessarily familiar with the No one who taxes IN interest III ~
history Of the Christian Church ought to gec' 10 Visit u eAnO'
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TILE BROKEN BANKS.

The committee of investigation Of the Mar
ke Savings Bank depositors reported, yesterday that ii
had diligently pursued Its Inquiries but did deem It
prudent to disclose at present the results Of its bors
s. NJ. Barnett member Of the committee also preoentcd
a report recommending the formation Of association
of savings bank deposltors In each city Of the State
with superintendent and q board OF examiners. en-
powered TO protect the interests Of deposiiors aud
take charge OF bank In case Of Iun a failure.
The examination or Receiver Archer tho assets
of the Stuyyesant Bank begun Yesterday, before
f. Dwight Register In Bankruptcy. but vas adjourned
10 April ~ before anything Of Importance ELECTED.
TwentyfOur lots III the upper part OF the city belong
ing to Walter Roche, aud recEOcd rs part the assets
OF the Guardian Savings Bank, sold ~ Tao hc!is
auctiOneer, yAstlI day, lOr slJ,si5.
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Tile INFANT AHYLUI FAIR.

notwithstanding certain unprOptiOls cir
custanccs attending Its inception the fair In AID
building fund Of the New York Infant Asylum has been
successful to degree highly faterng to the ladies In
charge OF It, Tie Armory Of Ito ,l3t Regiment. at
Broadway and Thlrtyf.t-st, has lost It's somDer ug
ncss ana by The allurcucnts OF cnar.lngly energetic
and tTeayure-laGcns dis has attracted large
numbers ol visitors daily OF amusen snts there is
fs', includas tho Original and only Jarley," Punch
and JadY," and rcpr"st ntaiion Of an oldiashoned
HGprchDf, beside cXcrlicnb td. Ihc proceeds or
O." ir which wili De OpeG J and evening during the
80, o. tlit Wcaf WI II ~ IOgi > MaHHalJ s"eI TIE
iuad III tLib lcscl Wing i Ian.
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.yUDGE CURTTSS CASE.
cuApGrs AND COUNTERCHARGEs-AN INyESTI-
CATION DEMANDED.

CuApCrs AND COUNTERCHARGEs-AN INvESTI-
CATION DEMANDED.
Tho announcement in TIE TRIBUNE yester-
aav that an attempt was be made to secure the re-
movo OF Judge George NJ Curtis, on account or alleged
improprieties I'm his official actions. COM
mont In the Marine Court building, and among members
of the bar Judge Curtis very emphatic III MS dehuh
citation OF the article and its supposed insugatos VINO
he imagined were sOmo OF his associates oh tho
Bench. and said to TRIBUNE Reporter that IL was
an otrocous libel dictated by malice and revenge, In
the interest OF the infamous reference ring who control
the Marine Couito He also accused several judges OF
tho Cout Of corrpt practices in employing relations
and intimates as referees and said he had endeavored
during the past Winter to some reform at the
hands of the Legislature and hence had incurred ther
enmty His charges seemed 10 Re directed especially
against Judges shea and Jcachnisen ana he added that
he should demand an immediate investigation, when he
expected to bring this "cabal to the hnllIing ana
expose the nqutous practices by which they outraged
law ana the rights of the people" The following letter
was written by Judge Curtis to Gov Hoffman:
TIE MARINE COURT OF THE CITY OF HEw-YoRK,}
NEw-YoBk, April s. 1872. =
The Hon. JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Gorer"or Of Me S'"'e "
IhaSe cut the Enclosed from THE NEw-YonK Tribune;
1t written as am hIformed 10y 'uuso f Se and
n,aicious and uublshed In revenge OF my attempt TO
reform the terrible Of this Court demand me
earliest opportunity 10 expose the ca2 WHO 10" p'o''
tu'e Tie PAGES '"es H0'u' ''"'' GEoRGE NJ CURrrs.
It's hardly necessary to say that the assertion in this
letter. that the article In question was written Ny 1uso
Shea is entirely erroneous. The charges mado against
Judge Curtis and the charges made BY him against MS
associates are OF 40 grave character that there seems
"a no cood reason why the investigation desired by all
concerned should be granted and the bench OF THIS I'M
portout Court freed from the scandal which for some
time has attached to IL.
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NETWORK COMMERCIAL ADVER-
User.

fidelity detail simply wonderful Every rock mound ruin
every causeway foopatb every building AMI tie very
that compose walls portray with mnueness and fnh that
patient labor profound study and incompatible skill OF the
artist impression beong them if he had been
suddenly transported and gazing
Holy the golden flush Of the Syrian sunset They strike you
reay and powerful this impression that
had but peep around the frame Of the pictures catch
landscape. Viewed simply works they will
repay careful examination of the couEeser bat vivid
deneaon Of the prime the Messshs pilgrimage
Bethlehem Calvary they possess attraction
woman 10 NewYork should fail 10 enjoy
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs NO 9s BROAD
WAY ,,,,.,,
Gam Eoon I'm Iso
PROMINENT ARRIVALS. o,-
G, N,oloJ,o Hail Scr ator John Sherman OF Ohio.

81 NICTOT1S HOTCI-Nel.dIUT JUnII oI
2, Gov Merrill Of Iowa Cen william wan Of Mobile aud samu
FarVcl of Clarendon Ho'-sirA Dun Gordon bhghu
49, Finn Irepm Hoh-The Hon. Oakes hme NJ o. OF mssa'hu
tett. George Clds Of The Ftrdepha Ldg a. q W 10
The Hon Crowley OF Lockp0rt, N III W. W.
usrins Of The PhIddphta Inquirer. Capt Lyons OF he
prisb Amy Col Cowan OF London the Hon. Smith NJ "ee1
Of Phnrgh eCongrossInsn john b. Alley Of Connecca ara
No,hnc Page HOast-PoL ferce OF
Coast Sayey W. G. Smith, NJ G. OF 'ermohi JOSEPH
pe Treasurer A. Irving Attorney Of the Great Mese,n %
,,"S ~ Vfssir Hoiel N. Field, Manager OF the Dos
Ton Mnenm YOrk Ho-CoL Fnk Beach L. 81 ana :.
of m fillmore Hsior Honse-Gep ercombe u s. A.,
s,i In H. Sowyn Of Jrnics Ho-Gon Adren IL
Root of Buffalo Mropoiitqn HoJ McIis1n Harms oi BAN
more -, HOLMAN House,. u. Worcester OF AlOaAy.
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President Grant, accompanied by Gen. Horace
Porter arrived at yesterday, at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel where he met by his wife and daughter Miss
Nellie Grant. The object OF his visit was to see his
daughter safely on board the Cunard steamship geria
for European tour In which sLe Is to he accompanied
by exsecretary Adolph l.. Borio aud family, Who
rived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel OH Monday. Numerous
friends, among whom were cH-Guv Morgan, Collector
Arthur nnd esCOlectOr Murphy, called on the Pre- ldcut
during the forenoon lie was lao fcIpt stcd 10 review
the coOIed ion In honor OF the Fifteenth Amend
mcnt, but declined account or his daughters cX-
poctcd departure At II O'Clock the Presidential party,
together WITH e. Collector Murgy and iAuly, Collector
Arthur and number VI prominent politicians, took
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State Normal Schools The Committee then rose and

reported progress. - Ar,
The Governor returned by his private secretary the
bill amending tho Albany Police law without his ap-
prevail which was laid on the table for the present
The Sunnlv hin was then made the special order for
this evening and the Local Prohibition Dill was made
the special order for tomorrow evening. Recess until
q i. IN.
EVENING SESSION.
The House this evening resumed the c0nsdera
ton of the Supply bill Mr. TwoMBIY moved to strike
item OF $4,000 to institution for the imprSved
instruction of deaf mucs of the City OF NeW-hork W
erect buildings on LeXiugtonave. lie said u was noI
strictly speaking State iuatitution Lost. -, l.. r,r
Mir. LINCOLN to make the appropriation 10 WI
lard Asylum for the Insane S2500)0 instead OF sloOVo 10
complete the building. . 49,. ooo ,,.,
Mr. IRA d. BROWN moved to make 1t 100000, which
Mir. Lincoln accepted, ana the motion was adopted
Mr. ALvORD moved further to amend ny naming 'cW-
mssiouers 10 manage the institution, in connection win
thc present managers as follows: :. ii. Fish, Joseph
Churcbyard, Robert q. stewart, Oflanuo Aim, anu
Philip UOuck. Adopted. .
Mr. JACOBS moved TO add TO the clause approprating
$4,000 TO the Incbratc Asylum at BinghamtOn To pay
of mortgage, the provision that after Jan l. 1872, Inc
properly be no longer used as an lnebriatc Asylum
Without dispOsing OF the notion the COMMITTEE re-
cortcd progress, and tie House adjourned.
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NENV-YORK TIMES.

tia. have before city over which the storms o. ceh'
eS have pasene lies buried many dark secrets whc
We hone TO get at some day. which may perhaps be revealed
OF Jerusalem grandeur only that il it not an ex-
city which Christ looked wheu he uttered the
prophec See great buildings tell You that not one
Them shall remain upon the other grand conception OF
what size pilmy DAYS AMI does Infinite credit to
Mr. Scoa taste Imagination We know not where an hour could
be more ptably pleasantly spent la examination OF these
two fine wof.s of AIT,
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Mr. seos two pictures Jerdeone representing the Guy as
appeared the days prosperity and the other showing as
dyhaye been on exhibition time aud have attracted geh
attention Those familiar with the Jerusalem oil TO-DAY
the latter picture marvel of accuracy while " W.
l n the ancient city will con-ince any of the caen
Judgment sous has reproduced the ysroa features
the old jerusalem Both pictures remarkable IN two ways Aey
combine the realism with the gandes general eject
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pOLICl, NOTES.

Lost AMI stolen property worth $l5,532. has been
received the po.oe Prop rCek Of Brooklyn daring pas
quarter
Henry Davis, age i5, OF No. 4 Jacobst., was
IN ecl Gown, aal d. sos ared yestery
and " lillian ~. Dy track.
The police on Tuesday nirht, broke up the dis
orderly hon No. Fulton place. Brooklyn, and arrested rs hene
hary I,ye nd Matte Bans Mrs ReLe auenp,cd escape by
iuu,. i..Iaa window.
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Regiment 80 strong. Col Clarke
Batteries L, H. and K OF the LIST L. 4. Artillery
crosses with the Old Guard and Batteries AID 4, la
uery with Gen Anderson in Fort Sumter marching
guards OF honor either SIDE
Sergeant Of the police who served under Anderson IN the
Mexican War and against the Indians and nailed tue flag
after shot down.
Carriages containing pabearers BhgaderGen J. "
9th L. S. Infantry BTey MsOGen Jefferson Davis
t. Infantry BTeyet Men Sm W. Crawford "a L. s. Infantry
Bevet MsOrGn j. g. Corps Of Engineers Hiram
r. Vail and Judge Clas
these Gems Davis Crawford and Foster with Cen Anderson
Carrsr yes containing Gems Mcdowell Hooker and H. G. WRIGHT
AM Coils SunsOn AioIer Of Gov. IOdnans staff
Anderson tue Generals brother and Capt Edward L. Ander
the decesed.
Veterans Anderson ZOuaves citizens tattercd bat
tie flags.
Columbian Order oEnigh Template ComnaOde NO and Pacific
Lodge OF Free HasOrs, IL full regaia.
Platoon Of Police.
Brig.-Gen W. G. Ward commanded the escort, and
Adjuant-G McKeever, u. s. Az acted as Marshal
The flag which hOated over Sumter when it fell, was
wrapped around the coffin when the procession moved
The military marched with reversed arms, muIled
drums, and flags drapcd with Grape. The line
Of the procession through second-aye. to
Elghth-st., through Eighth-st to Broadway, up
Broadway to Fourteenhst through FOurteentI-st. TO
Fftlave,, mp Fith-ave. to Thirty -fourth.st., and
through ThirtyfOurthst. to the North River pier where
the remains placed ON board the steamer Henry
Smith, and given in charge OF Gen. Ruger, the Com
nandant at West Point. who, with detail OF ~ men.
received the remains and conveyed them TO the vault
prepared for them in the Cemetery at West Point where
they were deposited without additional ceremonies.
The pageant was imposing, and crowds OF spectators
many private residences along the route being draped in
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
SENATE. ALBANY. April 3, 1872
TIE DTATU OF PROF MORSE

SENATE. ALBANY. April 3, 1872.
DEATH OF PROF. MORSE.
The Governor transmitted message an
p0ncng the death Of Prof Morse. Resolutions relative
a. The testimonial Of Prof. Morse, and ordering that
Committee appointed to attend his funeral, were
adopted 1t was suggested that his statue be placed in
the Capitol AT Washington, in place Of or in addition to
The a:uc OF Robert Fulton. Mcssrs. Benedict Robert
con and Lord were appointed to attend the funeral Of
PTOf. Morse.
THE CASE OF SENATOR WOOD.
A motion was made and carried that the case OF Sem
aCr James Wood be made the special order Tor Friday,
Immediately after the reading OF the journal. paper
wa presented which proved 10 be the opinion OF ex-
GOV. Soldcn The OF Senator Wood The reading
If the opinion was stopped the paper ordered " be
printed. -
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In relation 10 the defense of sherlns. IL requires
.lc;f to accept such counsel the plaintiff name
H. suits for wrong leVies, de-
TO incorporate the Iron Viaduct Railroad Company.
IL runs over the track OF the Third Avenue Railroad,
New-YOrk.
Providing for the laying out widening, OF altering Of
streets IL transfers the powers and duties OF the Board
nf street Opening and Improvement TO the Common
Dounci
The RegittIy bill was ordered to third reading Ad-
.OurAed.
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TRIBUN =.

The rcurss are attracting attention they deseye from oeryen
and the general public cod be better opportunity Of giving
Young poo corree. and Of the most moHniOuS
event OF all history.
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,o eos and were driven to the Jersey City Ferry ana
,unno nrocseded 10 the steamer. The party accom-
panied he Algeria as far a. the lower bay III Tug poat
dc Pre- si.ent returned 10 Washington last night
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JEWISH MESSENGER.

Great wotks Of they appeal hAe" to oGF h'ef -
w see l As never before tie city Of cur past glory and aure
hoVea
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III. INlNtE, liOlh tDO cuoiNIHJ NObhhiittSNt
Ieported "a blli recommended by the Governor, entitled
III act to provide for commission TO propose amend
Ineuts TO the Constitution.
BILLS REPORTED.
Adversely the bill fixing the fees OF Justices OF the
Peace adversely TO the bill nultng the number OF
Just!ccs the Peace in Richmond County adversely
"a he bill defining the crime Of MURDER adversely TO
tho bill authorizing Notares Public In certain counties
10 get ~ other counties. Agreed TO.
Ie following bills were reported favoraDly: Confirm
ing the action OF the Court of General Sessions Of New
of the state also, tie Registry law for NewYOrk
organizing the Marine Court In NewYOrk; 10 incoIpo
s.ile tle Onion Stock Market Company OF New-YOIk;
aDfbOrjzng The EewYOrk Elevated Railroad Company
extend their tracks; amending the NewfOrk Liie In
.uranee Company Of New-York charteriug the New
York Homeopathic College Of Surgery; chaiterDg the
Scw-YOrk Coal Exchange; cbaTteTIng the New YORK
Wood-yOrdeis' National Union
resolution That tie Committee on Elections be DIS
charged from further consideration OF the claim OF H.
10 aoO similar resolution concerning the claim to tho
seat occupied by JOinJ. Blair.
Tue following bills were introduced:
A@Idns The cseI o. the Employment sBd Indemnity COMPANY o.
bl sclG ksiro4d amending the generals TO incorporate
e,retef.s amSIdpg UI&Dsge recognizing te Richmond
gny Poee .n,Orte TIE Iron Niad1ct Kalroad Company nl
A. ,sud tfIts,t o. kew4ork Authorize tie Siraye Rail
I0sd Comyssy in sgR-lU. 70 extend its tracks
Ine HOuse then If Committee Of the Whole resumed
tie consideration Of one supply Dill Mr.. FORT moved
10 .te the lgg o. s. GDC 10 Ne Aunda Academy Ilr
repairs 10 The same. Ag1cd to- Mr. AOsELEY nOycd -
tfhOO! tSr roadway, repairs, aud improvements LNt:
GDc appropriations ~ 81 600 10 the BfDckp0It Norma!
School aud 81 co that ~ GeueScc were eti1esn J
o. motion al M ToeEiKY also, that OF slCG0tp DC !
hOfil School at PC<sdaIu also, That O &,WO 10 H. :
L4raio SCHOOL TAis EXCLUDED all appropriations 10 !
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fAnnO 1ncemcnts.I
IAnnomcemcntsI
Irritation Of scalp-BUESETT's COCAINE cures.


CAsToRIA Is CERTAIN to operate. 1t does not
naoa.e cne like OIL but pleasant TO take dges the
food regulates bowels sleep. 1t equally adapted
We contain neither Mineral Morphine
Alcohol We will give sample bottles accredited physician.
-
THE ENEMY IN ADMINISTRATIONS of Bedbugs
and eoA cache are now lying Ft[d ready to raj upon the
vii 1ea5d mai. bSn Ta iii hey opea tie campaign IN force
Dowy THEY co! The costly hair dyes that
require hours to bling dali unnatural ta being ont Of
best article OF It's kind sod in America
M APRIL kTTRACTI0N-The Knox Spring
style Of eeencn hats. Ioa fail your selection a; No. ~
CoRsETs, co,.rrs.
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.
SELLING OFF At A SACRIFICE
PREVIOUS TO
REMOVAL.
AND TO MAKE ROOM ron
NEW GOODS
Most gsp' real Feuc ConsETs, slightly sOid 81 81 80 and
81 formerly tnIee times tina, price.
sAre lot Of Sss SSa ES sd id GcsES can suit every
SKIRTS AND BusT1Es in every variety at sIas. GAYNoRs
ccraer OF Troinbst and Broadway.
nABY CARRIAGE,
ID CRADLE AND CARRIAGE CONFINED
Also, BOYS vEL0CiPEDES SWINGS, &C.
l.. p. TIBBALS. 53 broadway, Y. Y
NHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
" DNI slLLERY and EXTRA" For sale by
w. =. CORWIN C Co.,
CAMPBELL &c GALWAY.
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save yOur Fuel :
SEM t G1 Gsq co T 13"e G3SED
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- knife causc, detention from business; Impotence Dis
Of the Genenive Organs y A. Daniels Nd IA exngonaye
1gNHE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE, 2 to 10
Il II. p. Circular and Price List address
WAL D. RUSSELL, 10 Park-place ~ Y.
ELLIS's HOT WATER FURNACES for
A. WARNING DIV BILLINGS GREENHOUSES. &C.
1872 CENTRBST.
GUANO-SOlublc Pacific GUANO, for P0ta-
~ toes Tobacco and Clover GEO L. WHITE, 100 Fronts.
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TILE cAsF OF SENATOR WOOD.
ASSEMBLY.

SIR. PRINCE, from the Judiciary Committee,
yeported "a bn recommended by the Governor, entitled
hn act to provide for commission 10 propose amend
,nelts 10 The Constitution.