The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1858, Page 5

awe for the Oty BvATE LEGISLATION AFFKOTING THE MECROPOLIS. We continue below cur record of bills passed by the last Irgislature partoularly relating to this city. We have recently actioed the City Hall bil, the bill relating to steamboat wharves, and the legalization of the use of sectional and dry docks, which are fresh in the minds of our readers. The following list comprises, we beiteve, ail the remaining bills which aro Of Intervet to our cilizena, Ik does not include, how- ever, the amendments to the iaws relating to the assess- ment and collection of taxes, which we should be happy ‘to receive from any source. POLICK CLERKS—THRE OLD LAW AND THE NEW. Much anxiety exists among the prosent police clorks ‘Telative to the effect the now law will have ia regard to their boing retained in office There are now in office two gets of clerks—one appointed by ex Mayor Wood and the -Board of Aldermen in 1857, and the other by the Police Commissioners under the twentieth section of the Police ‘Dill—who are dejailea at the several courts, as follows:— A "Oe hy ar by the Mi ind it Police Com- App ny fayor a vse ae 9 tate Robert H. Johaston, Wiliam J. A. MoGrath, FAward M Skicmore, Edward Bowton, Joba Lalor. Wm. K. Westerfield. SRCOND DISTRICT. Wiliam E Haskins, James Steers. MLK DEXTRICT. Patrick McAvoy, Peter 1. Foirty. FOURTH DISTRICT, Charles M. Vandervoort, James M. Byrne. ‘The question as to the legality of the Commissioner's ap potn ments waa argued the Sapreme Court, and the matter was about being Drovgbt befere the Court of Apveaia when the L+gwiatore stepped forward and put an end tothe legal ight by evactiog « law giviag Qe ovce magistrates the power of appointment. The Justices bave not yet availed them eives of the power coaferred ‘upon them by law, but itis probable that some arpoiut mevts will be mate this week. Meanwhile the two batoher of clerks now occupying desks in the different pace courtaare in afeverish state of anxiety as to the result. PEOPLE'S LOAN AND RELIEF COMPANY. ‘The grant for this company was obtained from both houses, anc sigued by the Governor, when an effurt was made to repeal it, which failed in the lower house, owing to the lateness of the seasion. It gives to Anthony J. Bleecker and other corporators, in addition to the powers conferred by Jaw upoa corporations, the power to bau mouey in aby sum Upon » pledge of personal property, and to obarge interes) thereon at the rate of ffeen per cent per annum on ail sums uader itty doliers and pot exceed ng one hundred collars twelve and one balf per cent, aod beyoud this amount nine cer ceat per annem, apd to receive money on deposit, not allowing Over seven per cent per anoum, furnishing to exch depo- sitor @ pars book or certificate of the name of the deposi- tor and the amount of the deposit, the time of the loan » and the rate of interest agreed to be paid by the company, @ copy Of which is to be entered in the books of the oo pany. The company has tae power to organize with « ‘capital of $250,000, aod is sclose corpsration for three years. Provision is ma‘e tor the sale of articles in the pawnbroker's department, and the compsoy is au thorized to hoid real estate for either of the foliowing pur- powes:— 1 Such as sball be required for its acc »mmodation in the coovenient transaction of its bosiness, 2 Sach as ball bave been conveyed to it in satisfac- * tion of debts previously contracted in the course of busi bess 3. Such as sball bave been purchased at sales upon jutg ments, decrees or mortzages, obtained or made for such debts. The fourteenth section ts as foliows:— ‘The said corperation sball not, directly or indirectly, deal or trade in buying cr selling any goods wares or mor: chandise or commcditics whatever, or ia buying or selling Spy stock created cuder any act of the United States or of Say State, ualess tho sane be truly pledged as security for debts w said corporanon. ‘Thus this corporation bas power to receive deposits, bola rea! estate, boy and seil stocks and lan money, while toere is nothing in the charter sompevliog paymeut om the etock, makiog the directors reap nai nie, or requir- iwg @ report vf its oerauons. [tis one of tae most vaius D © grauis ever made to corporstors by our Legislature. AMENDED JUKISDICTION OF THE MARINE AND DISTRICT COURTS OF NEW YORK. ‘The act passed April 17, 1858, provides that the District Courte of the city of New York shall hereafter have no jurisdicucn in actions against the Mayor, Aldermen and Commorality. nor shallthe Marine Court have jurisoic toe against the Mayor, & which the amoant claimed by the pmintif may exceed $200 ‘The servion cf notice of appeal to the general term of the Marine Cour. by the Mayor, Xc., within the time re. quires by law from a judgment reocered by a single Jas tice, or to the Court of Common Pieas from a judgment of the genera! term of the Murino Court in whict the Mayor, &o , azo parties, shall operate as a stay of ali proceedings wotil the final determination of tae appeal. The Mayor, &c , upon to pay the costs on the cave e any security upon such appeal. Toe not be eptitied to any fees on appeals the Masor, &c., to the Common Pleas, but tte James M. Murrey, Merwin N. Jones. ‘Witiam Rookweil, George W. Ribiet. takee b: Marine Court Justices shall make @ full retara wo the Com- mon Pieas of ali their proceedings in all cases appesied from In @ | actions against the city a copy of the summons of compiamt pball be »oally served upon the Mayor or Acting Mayor, and also on the Counsel t» the Corporation (or 06 a person bw harge of his office), aad no ection In the Waring Court shal! be deemed to have deen com meeced until the complaint and summons shail be eo served The act is to take effect Samediately. PRUTKCTION OF CARDITORS OF ESTATRS URLD OF powors of assignees, rece: 4 otber trustees, and to protect the rigots of creditors and others agaiast frauda " It gives parties in trust of property aright to resist on pedal! of thease! ves and others interested all at emots at fraud; imposes a liabiliy to, rosecution by such assigases OF persons i charg? of a trustoo aay Porson who may da - fraud such setete, aod allows the aseigaees or ry charge of such esate in trust to reserve payment for ne- Connery €X .enees TO LEGALIZE THE SALE OF STOCKS ON TIME. Tne effect of toe law legalizing the sale of stocks on Lime W simply 40 Dine BLOCK OperAcord to perform coatracts which horetwfcrs bave been either broke or Kept at pleasure Before, a took operator could go into Wail Pireet and wi puiate Wo denver stocka at a cortain tae, aad though he eboula recuciate tis contract, his property could pot be touched. the new law maxes him responsible for this as for any other contrac, aac holds bis real eatate for violat.on of contract TO PREVENT MASQUARADE BALLS. ‘This bill is simply ao mcusadment of the law of 1829, ich imposed a hoe of $1,000 for giving ® masquerade ail, recoverabie by civi suit, The new law makes te offence a miadeomcanor, lisbie to be panuwhec by imprison- meat SHIPOWNERS KBSPONSIBLE FOR SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL MONEY. The act levying bospitel money on masters, mates, ma- riners aod seamed arriving at tals port, and providing for the disposal of the same dy the Trustees of the Seamen's Func and Retreat, i amended so a6 to make the owners reapoesid efor the col'ection of the levies as well as (he masters of vessels. Heretofore there bas been much troubie to Collec ing the Gues from coasting vessels, many of (he masters of which were not respoosibie and would Dot pey the hospital mousy or collect it from their crews. ‘This amendment wil! eusure the payment. THR AMERICAN SCHOOL OF Led A company unrer ths name is incor; le och rktcaswtt a Bp Cates ‘Wheatiey and Hovert G. Rankin, of New York, George J. Pumpeily. of Orwego; Thos. W. Olcott, and James 4. Armeby, of Albany, to develope the mineral wealth of the ‘United Rates, devermine the economic value of minerals in geveral and give instruction im the art of practical GRANTS FOR LAND UNDER WATER. An act was pasted repeating the act of March 90, 1488, #0 a4 Wo allow the Common Council of New York to ‘make rane of land under water; it being understood that no ¢ tate are to be made beyond the excerior lise of the city us fixed by the act of April 17, 1867. ALTRRING TH CITY MAP. A Dit waa passed altering the map of the city, by d'e- copumeaing those parts of 126th, 127th and 128th strecis, between Mavbattan and Lawrence street, ant also 128th street, betweee Lawrence street and Tenth avenus. RELIBP PROM FRAUDULENT ASSESSMENTS. An act @ reisvon to frauds in assessments for local mprovements in the cities of New York and Brooklyn aives any Jaoge of the Supreme Court power to vacate An assesament and cease the lien upon ty when “poe due investigation, after notice to the poration Uewasei, it stall appear that ao aileged fread or irreguia rity im asseasment hae been committed. Tho person io charge Of (he assessment [ist is required to cancel a!! pro auch asmerament upon ® certificate of tho Judge that such irregularities have been proven. A new fod just sasesement upon the property can be made at the expense of the city. The complainant is alowed to embrace in one proceoding ail the Aavers ments in which be ts intoreated PAYMENT OF THK SUPERVISORS AND COMMON COUN crn oF 18 The Common Council of 1867 are entitied by an act passed, to payment of $280 each for offivval services for the year 187), The supervisors of that year are ehtitied to payment at the rate paid to supervisors in Aber count es A PREK BALDOR AND [IMPROVEMENT POR THE HARLEM RLV RR. The city authorities and Sapervisors of Wes chester county are directod to build a free oridge across the Hv. tem river, from between the terminations of Aoventh aud Kighto avenuoe to the road leading to Macomb's Dam. Two commissionors are appointed to have charge of bridge, and the Supervirors are authorized to fil vacan cies and Appcint succesors avery three years. Macomb's Dem i ty be removed and tho river mare navigable at ail (ames Of the tide. The two counties are to pay parts the sum of Gfteen thowsand dollars to defray the expenses. The bridge is to havea turn table opening, and the commissioners are to serve withou pay, except travelling ¢xponses, and give bonda for tho fahrat dis charge of their duting SAVINGS BANKS. tt made illegar*Tor ‘weividual bankers of to receive deponita as 1 repenia goouon of the act of 1853 #0 fer as it relates to a4) banks in New York, Buffalo and Kings county, Wish prevented them [rom paying salaries to thelr presicents. Tory are now allowed LF | them if the: f my but when ii they are requ he duties Of the position. The this aw prohibited from more than twenty per cent of rou Copositing in ihe aggregate more ERLIKY OF CITY BANKS. td ‘The Meobapics’ Barking Avsociation, The Nort River Bonk and toe Grocers’ Bank, which failed to report their cencition for two conrasutive weeks, and whiob would otberwire be hablo to be wound up, are exempied by @ special act from such lability. ACTS RELATING TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Lourd of Sucervisors is to be divided ipto six classee—iwo members, one from each party, to form « class, end one claas to go out every year, commencing December 3, 1558, and two mombers to be elected every ilar manner to the Board of Governors. Tne 'd is puthorized to fii ite own vacancies—seven votee being required to Mill a vacancy and four Ww pass @ resoiu- toa expeoi'iog mene; . Tbe reeoluuoa of October 19, 1857, paying Kdward ‘Thompson and Hetry Schpover for services ag assessors in one of the up town wards, on which the Comutro'ler re- ‘used to pay, is made i Tho resolution paying David Fowier for services as Clerk of the County Canvassers and oe ere whic was illegal undor tne act of 1667, is de legal. The powers of Boar’s of Supervisors are increased #0 astogive them and their committees full power to eubpeera and compel the attendance of witnesses, and the production of books ui ia the investigation of County cases before them, and gives them in this respect the powere of legal tribunals; ‘are also authorized to emp'oy counsel on bobalf of the county. The laws of 1646 are also amended 60 as to give the Supervisors power to Correct an error in assessments returned to them where the party eesesoed resides in another towm than that in which Re is assessed. THE TAX LEVY FoR 1858. De total havo yey be raised oe c-, and Qounty purposes by the Board of Supervisors, for 1858, 1s $3,441,095. The items are the same ag submitted by the Common Cosnc:], with the insiticus addition of $100 000 for building a new bowpital on Biaokweil's Inland, $16,000 to defray tho law expenses of the Police Commissioners ; $28,000 for the payment of salaries to D. D. Conover and Lin ‘deputies for services in the Street Department, and $13,5(0 to defray Conover's law expenses. PORT REGULATIONS. ‘The act estabiiabing regulations for this port, passed April 16, 1867, is amended so as to wake peualtics incurred uncer ite hep on the property of the traus; aad provides for the necesary expenses of the Harbor Com- missioners in carrying out tho law to be paid ont of the “tate trewury, into which are to be paid al! the fines col- jorted. Toe lack of taese two provisions bas much em- barrareed the Harber Commirsioners during the past poar anc impaired the efficiency of the otherwise judicious laws. A clause is alko acved exewpting private wharves, piore and budkbeads, occupied by their owners for special pur- pores, from the provisions of the uct. AMANDMENT OF LAWS EBLATING £0 THE COURTS OF GENERAL AND SPSCIAL SRSSIONS. The third sectico of uss act bas been amended so as to strike out the appeal to the Court of Appeals Crom the Oyer and Terminer, making the section read as fol- sows: — Sec. 3. Every conviction for « capita) offence, or for one pupisbabie as a tulnimum punishmect by imorisonmentia tbe state prison for life, shail be brought before the Su preme Cuvrt from the said Court of Gencral Seasions of the Peace in and for the city and county of New York, by a wiit of error, with a stay of proceedings, as a matter of mabt; and tho ea'd appeliate court may order anes trial if it stat] be satisfied that the verdict against the prisoner wos acainit the wreight of evidence or against the law, or that justice requil @ pew trial, whetner any exception shail bave been taken or uct in tbe court below. The Judges ot the Special Sessions are, in avother bill, suthorize0 to appoint « cerk avd ceputy clerk for the bal- auce of Weir terme of fice, who are subsequeatly to be appointed for sx yours. The salaries are vo be fixed by the Board of Suprrvisors. In pursuance of the provisions cf the act the Jucges of tals court met ia couvention oa Thurrcey ard appotntea R.bert H. Johnston clerk, and Peter L.. Fieety, ceputy ¢ ork THE NEW YORK PURR MILK COMPANY. ‘This company is incorporated with a capital of $160,000, and privilege to increase to $600,000. They areem: powored to go into opersion whea $25,000 is paid in. Mik ia required to be detivered in metaliic cans and to be from cettie fed on bar, | he anc grass, wit free air and exercise, A violation of these provisions entails a forfeit of the charter. KECBIPTS OF WARBHOUSEMEN AND WH ARFINGERS. A bili ts pessed providing that co warebouseman or wharBoger 6! session , DO Bi 50 Marked ; DO went of aLy vessel acods Dot actually in his poasestion; warehouse receipts Lot to bo transferred, either by en‘oraement or the caacel und celtvery of the origiual receipt. The aot is entorced by beavy penaltics ye railroad to recoiptior THS CITY AUTBORITINS AUTHORIZED TO CONVEY GROUND TO TAK STATR WOMEN'S HOSPITAL. The corporate authorities are by this bill empowered to covvey to the Board of Governors of the State Women's Avepria the biock of ground bounded by Lexington ave- nue apd Fiftietn 6 reet, Fourth avesue and Forty fourth sireet, be apeniny Ben two lote of ground, so long as the oaid lance shall be uaed for the epecilied purpose of the Deepital, and po longer. This authority of the Logisiatare obeites the chjection raised Uy Mayor Tiemann to the fer of the property, that the city bad no right to deed land. He still, however, objects to the city trausfer- ring the broperty ‘though it has a right (o doso. The Common Council once passed the measure, but the vetoed it. It is probab.e that it will be now spite of the Mayor's objections. INCORPORATION OF THE INCOME f PANY. Thi company is ated with a capita! of $100,000 $10 cach. addition to the usual powors it can insure on payments of rents on rea\ or household estate; to insure or gurrantes prompt ment of interest on bonds secured by mortgage. anc to letor re let premises the rettof which w insered by the corporation. It is alxo empower >d to establiah an aczumulating fund. which io a term of years is to be divided among surviving subscri- bers, or the interest to be paid acnually; such faud to be invested in bonds, Ac. It hasaright to make loaps on bond ard mortgage, sell and trausier stocks, to hold ne- ceesary real estate for the transaction of ite buses, and ie to make en annua! report to the Comptroller. THR NRW YORK LAW COLLBOE. Charles King, Chancellor Ferris, Horace Webster, TD Aadrews, George Wood,L H. Sandford, Amara J. Parker, Vaieutiwe Mod W.C Noyes and Daniel F. Tiemann are incorporated under the above name for the purpose of prCmCting lege: esirnoe and instruction in the departments of learuing connected therewite, They are empowered to boid real estate for this purpose, and t confer the de gree of Bachelor of Arta They are to give courses of law jectures, aul to admis cot less than Ove students free in cb sear, who are in pecessitous circomstancas and who Dave cistingushed themseives im the Free Academy. INCREASING POWRR OF NOTARIES PUBLIC. The law reiative to notaries dhe bas bees amended fo as to confer vpoa them ihe pov er to take acknowledg ments of proof of conveyances of real eatate and the dis ebarge of mortgages, an) the same Dowor W take alfida vite ano administer oaths as (bo Cotamissionors of Deods now have THR NBW YORK JUVRNILE ASYLUM, The ‘aw reis:ive Ww this institution is amended #0 as to evable the managers to draw tue $70,000 appropriated by the Surervisors for the purcbass of @ building site, pay ment havivg been refused by Comptrolier Fiagg THR NEW YORK seeremsantee. : es toe York Mispensary &D appropr’ oe , and the Northers, hastera, iemt and Northwestern Cispeosaries, all of this city, $1,000 each. This year, however, ia a Gt of ecoaomy, but $1 0C0 was appropriated to the New York, ana $750t0 ibe others. They all complain thet the amount is too INSURANCE COM- 1K COMMOM SCHOOL COMMISSION CONTINURD. The Legislature of 1867 ‘ppointed & commission, con- sisting of ex Recorder FR. Tiliru and others, to inquire and report as tothe erpment and economy of the public schools of New York. The commission had pot finwsbed ite business im time to report this session, and has, therefore, bern continuad for another year. THE GREAT SOUTH BAY STRAM NAVIGATION COMPANE. ‘This company is incorporated for the par; of cated. Nebing steam communication between New York and Watchabounock, Suffolk county. The company hae a }, With permission to increase to $40,000. exclusive privilege of carrying passeogers acd freight to the points on their route, and are subjected to penalties for (ailing to run twice per week. THR PROVIDENT FUND SOCIETY. ‘This agrociation ia empowered t receive from sub scribere moneye to be put Into an accumulating fund, and to pay stipulated interest, and Geally to equally divide the funds among surviving subscribers. ‘THR NEW YORK PNEUMATIC POWER COMPANY. ‘This company is authorized to transmit power to any required poiut for loading or unioading vesaela and other porposss, by meaua of com air, The capital stock is $200,600, and shares $25 each. THE YOUATT VETERINARY LYCEUM. This association is incorporated for the purpese of pro motirg the veterinary art, and to establish @ borwe pitas (or What purpose. THR HARMONY FIRM INSURANCE COMPANY. ‘This company ia changed from a Sre insurance company tos Gre apd marine insurance company. AMENDING THE CHARTER OF THK SUN MUTUAL IN SURANCE COMPANY. This company is authorixed to invest funde in treasury hots and to purchase ander mortgage held by it real cotate of pot greater value than $60,000, to be sold within ten years from the tine of purchase. The yearly balance statement must show the value of real estate so purchas- ¢d,and they must make a vorified statement every Ave years to the Comptroller of the amount then held CERRMPTORY CHALLENGES OF JURORS BY THR PROFLE. Alaw baa passed giving the peopie Ave peremptory chal jenges of jurors in cance where the wrm of imprisonment would be pa ne and three peremptory chellenges in eases where the imprisonment would be less than tat ume. e PAYMENT FOR OROTON WATER FURNISIRD AT SING Sixg. ‘The Comptrolier of the State Is axthorized to pay the Croton Aqueduct Board $8,464 15, for the use of water in the prison during the year 1867. United States Ctreutt © Before Hon, Judge Ingersoll. CRURLTY AT SRA--SENTENCE Aran. 2.—William Ennis, mate of the ship John J. convicted of cruel and enusual punishment on Our London Corres; onder ce. Lonvon, April 3, 1858. The Government Prosecution— Rudio— The Water- loo Bridge Murder— Prince of Wales and the Aspirations of the West Enders—Covent Gar- den Theatre, its Recent Rise and Progress, and Good Wishes for its Prosperity—Mr. Lumley's Troupe for Her Majesty's Theatre—The Two Impresarios in the Field. Thero is always cause to be found for self congra- tulatien, for had we have been hot cross buns, salt fish, parsnips, or any of the concomitant parts of egg sauce, long ere this hour of the day we should have been in a state of transition, and, according to the Pythagorean doctrines, en route to become some- thing or somebody else. We have had curious weather these past days—more rain than sun, and more damp than either. Notwithstanding the in- sane predictions to the contrary, we are not to have @ row with France; in fact, you will read of our hav- ing exchanged civilities at the cannon’s mouth, Queen Victoria has presented Louis Napoleon and beautiful Eugenie with a modei cannon; and Louis Napoleon and beautiful Eugenie intend, it is said, to return the compliment by a French model cannon. A very proper game at cannonade. The two infa- mous appointments made by the late government, at the request of the Knave of Spades—we should say Clanricarde—have not been confirmed, so that the Portugal Jew marquis and the British Jew bum bailiff are disengaged, if you can find any use fo them. We have just passed an hour with the em nent Queen's Counsel, Mr. Edwin James, who is— with his two juniors—over his head and ears wit briefs in re Dr. Bernard, Truelove and Stanislaus Tchorrewstie. The former, as you are aware, is in- dicted for conspiracy, and will be tried at the com- ing sessions of the Old Bailey. By writs of certio- rari the two latter causes will be tried at the Court of Queen's Beuch. Rudio is or will shortly be here to igre evidence it the doctor. “The Man in the Streets,” of the Morning Star, is evidently dis- inclined to let him go back sane, being assured of his guilt in the Waterioo Bridge mutiiation case. It is supposed that Dr. Bern rd. will be found guilty, and that the publishers will be acquitted. Mr. Edwin James is especially and auriferously retained for the defence in each case. The Prince of Wales was confirmed yesterday morning at Windsor, an event which been apxiously looked forward to, particularly by the tradespeople of the West End, as it is expected that he will soon take up his residence at borough House and keep a separate royal establishment. Perhaps the country may not have the same cause for congratulation when a government grant is arked for and voted of £40,000 a year. However, he has been a very good boy,and if he will but go on improvingly and follow ‘in the honorable steps of-his royal mother, we shall have no cause to com- plain. On the fifth of March, 1856, the new Italjan Opera, Covent Garden, was re-built, after the destruction of # former one, erected more than a century previous by the famous Rich, of “ Beggar's Opera” celebrity, was uphappily destroyed by fire at the close of a bal ; and now, after a lengthened period of litigation, which has prevented earlier movements, we find an entirely new and most splendid editice rising with fairy like rapidity trom ite foundations, | and promised to be open to the public in the middle of May, little more menccment. Your correspondent has, by the kindness and — under the escort of the well known, talented and most indefatigable treasurer, M. Poteaux, been ena- bled to make a thorough examination of the building, and been permitted also to inspect the plans and drawings of the different parts, interior as well a exterior, 80 that ] may venture to give some deserip- tion of what is and is to be, for the satisfaction of your transatlantic readers. ‘The intended theatre is perfectly new, the ruins of the old one having been cleared away to their very foundations; and to the untutored eye the immense walls of brick and mortar, rising to the height of nearly a hundred feet above the street, present little more than a chaos of hercge 3 materials, that might almost vie in magnitude with the pyramids of the Pharoahs. Enough, however, may be discerned, after the first explanations have been given, to enable one to form some germ conception of the design, though even at this late period all presents such an appearance of dust, bustle and confusion that, were we not assured that all the carpentry work, upholstery, interior fittings, scenery and stage decorations, were in a forward state of preparation elsewhere, any prospect of the theatre being com- plete and ready for an audience in six brief weeks would purely fabulous. Mr. Gye, however, has ere — B epar cee var to some purpose caterin, for tl = ;. and when we recollect the all insuperable difficulties that he has already surmount- ed, and that he has the invalaable aid of Sir Charles Barry as an architect, and the enterprising Mesers. Lucas as contractors for the building, we entertain little doubt that all will be ready for the opening day; and our only hope is that ablic wil, by their liberal patronage, auly reward noble, so mighty an eg ‘The edifice, which, unlike its predecessor, stands cast and west—that is with the stage in the latter direction—is about 240 feet in external length, be- ing about 122 teet broad between the external walls, and just 100 feet bigh from the floor of the pit to the roof outside. These external measurements, how- ever, give no idea of the space of the interior: for the entrance hall, passages, staircases and corridors, all my oped by substantial brick wally from the main ly of the house, necessarily occupy much space, so that the internal dimensions are 50 feet in height from the centre of the domelike ceiling to the lowest part of the pit flooring, the breadth at the proscenium being 64 feet, and the length from the front of the stage to the back of the centre box 75 feet. In short, aa regards altitude, it will be almost thirty feet higher than that recently burned down, and twenty-five higher than that of her Majesty's in the Haymarket; being thus, except in width of stage, as large as La Scala, the celebrated theatre at ‘Miian. Ample amends, however, will be made by the depth of stage, which extends 150 feet from the orchestra to the back walls, thus giving “ample room and verge enough” for the gorgeous pageants and processions required in our grander operas. Unlike almost all other opera houses, he wever, the new salle of Covent Garden will be of semicircular shape, ending in straight lines towards the stage, and not of the re-curved horse shoe form, which un- »idably precludes several boxes on either side from a fair wew of the performance. In another par- ticnlar, again, the new theatre will be distinguished: for, instead of there being some half dozen tiers of inconveniently «mall boxes, or rather pigeon holes, bere will be three noble tiers only of spacious boxes, nine feet high, and with ample room for the accom- modation of the occupants, who hitherto have certain- ly had ample ground of complaint in this matter. The en tier is to comprise ps mynd boxes, averag- abont twelve feet in ; and there will be about ninety more, including the smaller boxes, on a level with the theatre jast above the three Eee tiers. It may be estimated, therefore, hat the boxes will comfortably about 1,200 persons, which assuredly are as ascan gain a View ofthe sage and hear properly vocal efforts of the artistes thereon. We may add, that the Queen's box is to be on the right of the house and to have handsome retiring rooms, with a separste entrance and staircase in Hart street, on the sa s¢ principle as in the tate building ed by Albano. As regards the pit, about three-fifths of it will be laid ont in stalls, with ample room for passing to and fro withoat inconvenience; and as there are to be eleven rows of ratheranore than two feet each in breadth, these will accommodate about three han- dred persons; added to which there are to be ten rows of open pit seets behind, calculsted to hold abont four hundred more; so that ihe entire pit, with its passages, will not contain above eight bun- dred spectators. It will be seen, therefore, that the enterprising Mr. Gye, heavy as his stake is in the suecesa of the concern, is reagived that no consider- ation of gain shall interfere with a just regard for the personal comfort of those who give bim their patronage. The same remarks will apply to the amphitheatre above the boxes, which is to be sepa- rated into cious stalla, all enjoying a perfect view both of the stage and house. Above and be hind thie again, is to be a dee) gallery with twelve rows of seats, all commanding a good view. The two together are to accommodate six hundred per- sons; and thus the entire house, magnificent as It is to be, will net during the regular opera se 9 ac commodate more than 2,600 spectators, or about a4 many as her Majesty's, in the Haymarket ; bat then the elegance, comfort, the wing room ease which is to attend the new ment will make a visit to the opera a very diffrent affair altogether to what it has been hitherto. It should be added moreover, that a saloon or crnsh-room of noble di- mensions is to be constructed, eighty feet long b; thirty broad, with corresponding height, that wil communicate by corridors and staircases with all the boxes; besides which there will be access for cisertentry Conguoes tthe theatre, and’ itend conservatory con' to re,and inten ed to ema new portion of Covent Garden Market. On no acore, then, is any room le't for complaint as regards the ampleness of accommodation provided; for when all that is planned —— n realized, there Will be liberality even to profusion. J Buch isa eral view of the house and its pros- As regards the appearance of fie interior can be no doubt that it will be most splendid. The dome-sha) roof, with gilded trellimed ings entiation, supported appa- rently by four magnificent pilasters, dividing tho wn six months from its com- | but) ir. Gye for so | EW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 25, ~ boxes into three separate sections —a front and tro sides—the dead white and richly burnished gol! in front of the Boxes, with statues, bia. decorations reliefs, trescoes, Xe , all in pertect harmony with the | general design, will produce unquestionably a most oapend effect, which will be further hei ened by 1@ TOKE C hangings and upholste: charac- terizes the boxes theverbeat, — aot however, all such matters are merely speculative. It is of more importance that strength of material, security from fire, and perfect facility for rapid egress should be provided; and there is no deficiency in any of these respects. The main walls des! to support the roof are constructed on tae cellular principle; that ix, one within another, united by eroas walls at short intervals, running all the way up; s0 that all the inner and outer be not more than five feet thick, they, by this arrangement, have a strength equal to twenty-four feet, and amply sufficient to bear a far heavier weight of roof than what it is here intended to support—consisting of nine girders, each weigh- ing eighteen tons and ninety feet in length, so as, without any other aid, to pts the entire cove! of the fabric. To see these girders dangting in mi air is of itself painfully interesting, but admiration for the mind t planned them, and confidence in their security guaranteed by his skill, are unavoid- ably the sentiments of those who have once seen them placed in position and beginning to assume the all important duties they are destined to perferm. There can be little danger, therefore, with walls #0 substantial, and a roof, which though not itself, sla- ting, ventilators, &c., as well, weighs little more than 250 tons, and yet is able to bear a strain of 3,000. It will be remembered, however, that there are to be workshops and storerooms supported by these girders above the artificial ceiling of the sadle, but assuredly there is ample provision for every possible contingency. The walls, again, are fireprooi through- out, and provisions made for isolating fire, whero it oceurs, by total separation from the rest of ihe building; the staircases are to be most solid and ca- pacious, to allow easy egreas without any possibility of accident; and, in short, every plan and appliance that constructive skill can suggest is to be brought into play, in order to make the new Opera House perfect sui generis, rising from its ashes like the phoenix of antiquity, but with a splendor never paralleled betore in this country. The above very brief and necessarily’ imperfect description of an edifice as yet ouly in embryo will, at all events, show that Mr. Gye and his able coad- jutors (to whom be al! honor due) have left no stone unturned, no energy untried, in rearing a temple worthy of the Muses, to whom it is dedicated. What has been already done in this country for the ad- vancement of musical science it would be tedious to relate; but when we call to mind the fact that the Italian Opera, as such, hud no existence prior to the time of Addison, Swift and Pope, who unaparingly ridiculed it for its absurdities, and that it has now assumed an ropes im co and attained a degree of perfection matched only in a few conti- nental theatres, there is ample reason for believing that the English are a really and increasingly musi- cal nation. Two geverations back could boast of a Banti, Angrisani,a Billington, a Cutalani, an Am- brogetti and others; those of us who ure beyond life's meridian can speak with rapture of Pasta, Ma- libran, Ronzi de Begnis, Rubini, Donzelli and the elder Lablache; but the past glories even of these have been eclipsed by the triumphs of Guilia Crisi, Madame Lind, Piccolomini, and, if last moeationed, not least, the amiable and wondrously talented Per siani, whose dulcet tones and high wrought expres: sions of feeling would kindle life almost beneath the ribs of death and wrap even an anchorite into lysium. When these, and others like them, including Mario, ‘Tamburini, Tamberlik, Formes and the younger La- blache, cum multi sa/tis, are constantly before the public; guiding their tuste and winning their ap- pees, and that, too, not of the exclusive classes, ut of the nation at large, and when musical art of the highest class, such as the instrumental concerted compositions of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, es: peciwly the last, until lately so little appreciated, we have a right to maintain that the English are an appreciative fae od displaying more and more that taste for what is termed high musical art, that was formerly considered the exclusive possession of the Italians and Germans. To provide a worthy temple, therefore, for the cultivation of it in his highest sense and by its most accomplished professors, is a merit of no ordinary character. Great risk aud re- sponsibility has been incurred, and a vast capital sunk in ereating this noble fane. It is sincerely to he hoped, therefore, that a success the most tri- umphant will crown the labors of the proprietors and directors of the intended new opera in Covent arden. As if Mr. Lumley would not be a step behind his indefatigable opponent, Mr. Gye, we have al ready been favored with the list of artists he has engaged for his opening immediately after Easter. Read, and if you have music in your souls, weep that you are not here to see and hear them. ladies first —Mdlles. Spezia, Lacioln, Artolani, Piccolomini, Gramaglia, Soudina, and last of the unmarried ones, by uo means least (in report), Mdlle Titieres. Then comes Alboni—we need not add a word—her repu- tation is os much @ matter of history with you as with us. Signori Ginglini, Belart, Beneventano, Rossi, Mattioli, Vialletti, Belletti, kc. “Gli Ugonot ti” will be the first opera given. The ballet includes the names .of Mdlles Pochini, Marie Taglioni, Orsi ni, Boschetti, Rosati, &c. The musical conductor, Signor Bonetti. Music and the Drama. Acapemy or Mowe —" Mozart's Requiem” and a chotce selection of sacred music will be givea this evening, Mr Formes, the unrivalled basso, abd & pumber of other eminent artwts, are to take part in the performance. Mu eard’s thirteenth grand concert is announced for to mor row bight. Broavway Tuxarne.— Mr. and Mrs. Waller are to com mence the fourth and last week of their very successful engagement bere to morrow. “ Hamlet’ and the “ art Dodge’’ are the pieces. Nimo's—M'ile Roila, the cb: Gansouse, who is going Rurope in a few days, is to take her benefit and make hor last appearance to morrow. M’lle /anfreia ‘and all the Ravois are to appear. Bowrny.—" Rienzi’’ is to be revived with all its origi nal #plendor and a strong cast, beaded by tae popu ar manoger, Mr. Kddy, to morrow evening. It will ba auc cooced by | Sketebes im tndia."? Bunton '4.— the irresistibly comic de iveations of Mesary Burton, Broogham and Walcot have of la e kept iarge su diences in the very best humor. The of original drama, called “Life among the Players in knginad aad America,” is announced for morrow. WALLACk’A—Meners. Blake, Lester, Sloan, Davenport and Jobneton, Mra. Hoey, Mrs. Vernon, Mise Gaonon and ober fine artiste are to perform to morrow evening in tbe drama of “ The Love Knot’ and the comedy “ The Poor Gentleman." Lavina Kuewn's —The new patriotic play called “Blanche of Brandy wine’ ‘announced for repetition to morrow Tho different members of the compaay have been hgbiy praised for their excolient acting io tuis drama. Axxucas Meskem.—The famous dramatic version of the “Bride of ao Evening’ will introduce Miss Sallie St. Clair (as the heroine) to the patrons of this house to mor. row might. Good pieces are offered for tho afternoon » Gro Cement axp Woon's Miverems Seng 7 ly effective and amusing pauoramic burlesque of we i, Ride” for the coming week. [tis to be preceded by usual variety of songs, Ac. berast’s Mixwraxis have created a great deal of mori ment with their peculiarly whimsical burlesque o@ the Morard concerts. Said burlesque will be repeated, with umerous other funny things, to morrow Fe Se ee, See, 6 BE mnt ere cans Jarge vumbere of the mirth enjoying community to Bronaway. In addition to meiodios, kc, they wnder @ new pantomime for to morrow Tur Arctic Raciona.—The life like panoramic ‘lortra one of the perilous adventures of Dr Kane aod his com panions in the polar regions are on exiibition at the Brovkiyn Athenwum. Naval Intelligence. The crew of the United States sloop of war Levant, ae f gone ont of commission a} the Charlestown Navy Yard, were paid off on the 20th inst. fhe Marine guard have a leave of absence for ten days, ai the expiration of which Lime they are to report for duty at difereat naval stations in the Cuited States. Lieutenant Pdward A. Barnet, of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is th temporary command of the United States steamer Surquebanna during the tune she is ridiag out | ber quarantine at the lower bay. The letter bag for the Rast India squadron will not leave the Library and Inatitate at the Boston Navy Yard before the 27th Tt will be forwarded by the stores'ip Alfred Hill to Hong Kong. Apmall United States sidewheel steamer pasced H. land Light on the 22d tows. It was provabiy the Uailed ‘States stoamor Water Witch, from Washington, 9. C., via Norfolk and New York, with a cargo of amuauaition. New Youx Hoaprrat.—The following is tho woekty ro port of the above institution to April 23, 1864 —Kemsia ing om “phen Ugly April 2, 3° = "4 cured of reliev ; died, 3; remaining ai date, 2 Males, 108, females, 38, A Permanent Redaciton - ahionable » tallorts 1. DERBY 4 coma hpi lors, inlker street, New York. | arKctat hor | Having completed our arrany n'a wroad for the intro. | duction stall desirable novelties men's dress cirect from the magufacturers in F "sod France, hroughout each season, are enan! to make and mantels ow ‘weil Rnows uality and style of clothing at. the following im yenee reduction rom our vie Conte for semi tollet trom oases svovsill quaiity, | id make, and at our | Ptreet troweern, Bik waistcoats, from. On Prices varying according to style napal beral credit §. i —Our show rooms are epacions and well lighted. #ult- Able for the dieplay of onr stock, which shall always be se leet and ete. Tt ie also ovr determination to maintaia We now the good fortune to enjoy, aad | 1858. sfanday) afterncoe establishment the resort of the weil jy Walker street Chick ering & Sons wll Remove their Piano forte warercoma on the Is: of May, to the corner of Browdway and Fourth sures Latin, Dreoks & fon have on hand all the a ne tee, showg hol gailers isd Fulton strqen, Op pe atin hare ar ¢ : To ecaure Leadih the bocy cmilt HKAN. KOT Hh Vegetabie vot real 7 party tovigerste the blood and thete Rood oe en Being compesed enueeiy of ica rattables they dy not eapore howe w: ‘hem to re Ubey are Cully and fal female, loinfancy youth, wank ad ons old age ene of Severs. Gemeraticos baa bean tirecto’ .o their presen: pretee too Ran general medicire for purifying tha pinot Priret BB olen, 295 Canal stewed, trendie.a Iuiiding soul nlad ab Bowery and Ml Huteon were 3 Thied avenue. 175 Fulton street Brook 124 owth elath wvenes, Wiliams burg. Price 2 cents Otte Iuismmalory din nace wegeabie cleacelag You Can Sena ¥: friends in apy pact of | only itty cea. Linenens tn a Letter to Hid. Miniatures oa paper pring OTB gecory 475 heomd we Parts Felt Hate Just Mecetved at White’ a, 16 Eaten Mreet, Gents dress bats, epring siyioa, BS, as Rheumatic Embrocation, 113 Third Av. New Fashions tn Gentlomon’s Furnishing goode by every steamer, a USKKN's sairt aod furmisaing bore, No. 1 Astor House. Cristadoro’s Bats Dye, Wigs and To: The beet in the world, wholesale ant retell, wad use d7e pri- vately applied, at No. 6 Astor House wide anenowey, 288 Broeawey | The Hair.—You Gan Celer Your Hair ctther to & black or brows, witbout dyeiag the ska or in {hiring the growth of the hair, by using @ bottle of Wilson's Colorer. Only 2m @ nottie, Applied like water, No enim. "Sold only ak the drug store, S06 Urrand atreot. Queru’s Cod Liver Ou Jelly—Approved by | the New Fork Academy of Mo@iton; contains 9% per coat pure Norway oil The many advantages poraensed by this grot preparation mum meet a pid sate permite ia being ew,.!low al wi taste, Nie the combination rf mters the oll more bens fietad aad euahles the moat de: este a omack to retain tt BK. QUBSU, | bemint $64 Vamal street, invertor. Pealoid, Cay & Co, No. 4 Fleteaor sweet. The Mi N's Own Book—Eixpiaining Over ove thonsane Uicks, with over 0 woud cuts; price omiy 6L For sale by DICK & FITZURBALD, 1B Aaa sircet, Barry's ie erwne be the Best and ieecrins aa rescring ts Nair tadee, eave tir) Counterfelts of Holtuway meot are ia tbe market Looat the book (rections, If the paper am Whiob ey ara printed le water marked * Hoo way, New York and london,” the mvdicing ts genuine, out pot ciherwize. In tocktog for th+ water mark, hold the pager betwee the eyes and tbe ligat sold at the manufaotory. No. Ho Muicen Inne, aud by ail druggists at 25c., 63e , axl $i per DOE OF pot. Radical Cure Ty uss, Sapporters, Bandaces, elastic stockings, £0, at MARS & U0.'h, No. a Vesey street. Brandreth’s Pills. Uv Cown Office at Mr, MPDELII8 deug set chemical sors, ooras: of ight enue acd Twenty etahid at cet Use ++ Conta” Exe roaches, becbuge ante ard ail elecurte powder, for tnarots Ae vermin Also * Depot 388 Bromt way The Votoe.— Brown's Bronchial Troches,"* or cough and voice loz uges, cien: Yao vaiee, whica com tends them pardoularly to engrreand pucicapracees. Sud by all druggists. Cordial Cognac Butters immediately Re- eves Cisrrton, ague end ri lous aiscks Bo othiN sole importer, 70 Nassau a'reet, New Yoru. Diartbos, Ague, Fever, Bi relie', by uning SThis FLD 'S Coganc Nassau street, New Yok Defiance Salamander Sofes—With Patent powder proof locks sod cross care else fire amé burglar Prvot parlor nafes Depo 92 Pear! merece zi KOCERT M. PATRICK le —Imunediate os, Utlios MO TO BIRTHS, MARR/AGES AND DEATHS. Birta. Bsim.—In Cincipaas, ou srigay, Apri! 25, the wife of A. L. Baum, of a 600. ayduer of Rovert Fertox, Esq , of tas oy WusGan—Hown.—O- Tuesday event: the Kew Dr Bares v1 » Apel 2, by Or 10 Ycrrorp.-Bacypsos.—Iin the Reformed Dutch church, Fitvh avenue acd f u4, by Rev Dr |, Chughior of James ti Brandage. ON —Dasmr — Oo Fe: newaay, Apri 41, ia tha of St. Frances, by the Rew Father Derryce, (uamixs & O'Nenu Eumeastt, second dauguter of Charies and Ca- therive Lepmy, bow ot tau cry Philadelphia papers please copy. Rexexe—La Gost —On Tuevey, April 20, by the Rev =F Warren, J.T to Min Asack Chugaler of U. Rowan Coste, of Mout Haven. tinea. Brvre.—At Gresewion, Cour. . 2, Davw Bavwn, ages 7 yoars ‘The runeral services will take place om Monday acter noc, af three o'clock, ai the K wcopal oaurca, Greea- wicd, Conn. nue — At Hantington L I on Teersday, April 16, | Lacwin Buona, aged 63 ) cars aoc 6 maths | Coon —In ‘Jersey City, oc Sacurvay, April 94, Saace | Ass, relict of David Ouos, © we 17h year of Ber ago Hor friends are reepeot'a iy \avitea wo atend the fans | st three o'clock, from the real. | Joveps @ Kage, tio. 12 Wash ce Friday ovsaing, April iu gton etreet, Jersey City La Marea —Soddeoly, on Friday morning, April 23, | ex Alderman Samum. Ux La Maven, aged 43 yours | The relatives ane irieoce of the fam.y ead those of bis father, Jone De La Maier, are roapeoitully invited wo ai. end the funeral, this (Surcay) altoreoen, at fire e’clock, | from his late residemce, No so8 West Twenty tmird screet, without further invitacou Gea. —On Tuesday, Apri: 0, after a short Ulpew, Aaaam Ans, dougbter of Joba WLonm and sarah Gee, aged 6 years and | month, The friepds of we fam)'y are ‘or ited to aitoad the fauna. ral, from the repidence of ber parents, No. Jt Buat Twoa- ty eTODtA purest, this (ALi ay) sfleraoou, wt hall past iwelve o'clock, without fur.ber wvitauon. Mavcoreier, Exglant payerh pease Copy Gacm.—ip Brova:yo, ot 5 April 24, Sanam Ca- THanine, wife Of Louis Grave im the Bou your of her age. The reiatves and friends of tbe aml), aac those of Ler uncle, Pret. Gerardus 6 botany, respeuLy iovi Wed W& atend tue funeral, Co Mow morting, a tea o'c10ck, from her iste residevoe No ‘acttl> street, be tween Hood and Ne vies «\reets, Brooklyn, without turthee invitatoa. Poughseepaie and Lotg Is Juumston,—On Satarcay, B Joanstes. Tue notice of th time of the funeral wil be pablished in to morrow morniz g's pi per Louraet.—Saddeny, oo Frivay, Apri 23 Fumwae, wife 4 Jcwoph Lambert, id ibe 61th year of ber age. ‘The reiatives and frieuda o° the family are respectfully invited to avend the funera) aithous further actios, fr the corner of Thirtieth street and Secomd avenue, tas (Sunday) afternoon, at four o'ciock Mant —On Friday morning, A Thomas Martin, in the S'et year or ‘The friends of the famiy, thowe of ber brother, P. J Gainey, of hor son in inw, Meer Lynch, and of her bro | thers in-law, Kward and Auorew Wartiz, are reepectfully | requested to attend the fusre from No. 08 sayardatrost, | ab two o'clock the (Sunday) aMecnoes Mctican —On Fiicay, 4;r0 @, Maar W. MoBucan, | anes SS yea@and 4 mw te | ‘The friends and relative of Whe family are respectfully | invited to attend the fuasral, hw (sunday) afternoon, at two © clock, from his late ree dence, No 1 \andem street, without farther invitati © | Phusdoipbia and jews own papers pices copy. Mone —in Williamshurs, cu Friday, Apru 23, Mrs. | Maat Youu, aged 60 ) oa > | ‘The friends of the cam’'y, sad thoes of her sons In Inw, Toomas Good@tn aid Micha: MoOwsn are respectfuly twvited wo attend the fuusrs’ we cor late reatence, cor: | ner of North Firet sireet and Union avenue, thie (Sunday) atternoon , at two o’cluck Meweny —On Friday, A od papers please copy pr wi, Asse EB, wile of 2. | - , Maat, wie ot rene 3, aftor a short tllness Fr. Wann WrRMRT, Aged 46 youre, & OAtITe OF the parish of | Movaetre ven, county Kidere, \reinnd His friends and relatives sod shows of the family, are re mpectfully inviled to attews the funeral, tia (Sanday) af- | ternoon, at one o'eloca, from bir inte residence, No. 41 Al baay street, without further uotice Dudita papers pisane op y Merrma.—On Fray. April , afte Invited to attend the fu two o'clock, from the Oty O'-nu—OO urday. 4 of George and Ann U'Nos daye The (riends and acqualy ano of the family, and thone of thetr Drower ia law, Farr k Mebermott, are reepect- | folly invited to mena t worm, from No, 1a Beak ' mireet, at bal! past toro o'er + 28, Sanoawanr Pacman, aged | Fatuma.—( Friday, A “thetn friends and acqueiniano © of tbe family are respect | fully invited to altend ral, at three o'clock thie | evidence of bor caughter re. Harriet Vivian, No. i) Carrolt street, South Brooulya. Parana, —On Saturday A) | 24, aftor a lingering iliness, Jouw K. Perens, in the 75th year ef his age. The relatives and frien iso Lor ‘amily are requested to attend the funeral, on Weineeday afternoon, at two o'clock, from hia ‘ate reewienes, No. 16 West Thirty se Cound street, withoet farther cot. « Ripae —In South Brew Wittias A. Riven, age Th ends of the tarr tend the funeral, thie ( from pia iste romdenc: streets Rowiay.—On Fatur | the beloved aon | } monte sed Friday oven'ng, April 23, | 7 ys veapectfully invited to a y sivernoen, at two o'clock, voor of Heke aad Rapelyes Hinews, Mra. Lora a We wite of Praccia iL. Waa del}, and daughter of th. ae HL Smith. ‘The relatives acd c milly are respectfully imvited to attend ths fu + = 0’cloem this (Sunda, ) wernct, fom Carw: 4 fighwoats stress, oqo, Pte enetas w corner, | Brot and Hay ervets, making 100 foe oa Prosceot | $1 YOR SPRING VRSTS, MISCELLANKOUY LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL #ROOK OF ALBA OI wi 1D WATOAKS now ‘* UF Tie 6 OW RAT Payta: 4 be raison ON AMO PW Al, BRTIRED PHYBION whens wands of ifs hs wree Cece sila avegia entin so poserel 3 tama, DrOBCBItis, CoughA, cous ot Femody’ waa discovered b ‘im erham Mirai obi 6 dang, os AKERY IN JER@RY CITY TO LET— Corner Weahtogton ead York atreeta, with all the quire of J. it. BROAN, 16 Vesey street, N ¥., or LL elret, ning! city — Jersey ety, rf day 26th. — (1 Of valunble fote in Prospect atree!, pubite Cay, April 26, w 8 o'clock PM , oa the premises terms cary Four jots on the northeast Hf ii bay street $3 (00 can remain for four years, Cent” Two full low cn the southeast corner oF Haretmus street or Hroadway; this street ta the city, being 100 feet wide, anc a terry to run of if to Dembrowes airne:, Now Yer; 100 fret on treet. kad £0 footon Hrovdway, St MD can cen BW) by HO feet im Prospect street nAjeiaing J McOolllok’t He ieiti i fe. = . row, between Bay and Morgan streets can remala Cor evra This property wilt Carne picts as iret the four lota. recond the {bird the one For further particulars inquire of L oO: Pr, ibe auctioneer, or J.B. BROAD, the owner. at Il kasex street end 106 Ve wizeet NY. See bil nud map pested om the growed. 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PATENT IMPBOVAD ATMOSPHERIG pressure hase for sruflolw teola —Havice pe footed bie valuable invention. for which letters patert bave receatly been gran 6d. he plate covering the roo! or paste of the moutb ik Clapensed Wib hy #B eniirely nove: and ingeatows pplication of the principles of almospliaete eo evident meri ot which geimed tt the Friect office. Ite tpc M, LAVETT, Dentist, 1f Waver! MALE AND LONDON on kegs, for family use, by Gi, TRA 0) 3 MRADU ~ M, wen JOLD PENK—WE WOULD RECOMMEND PF cellent go'a pe LA'S cr lebra ed go d pens, they Mavufactory 163 Krondwa) MDTA RUBBER GLOVES PROTPCT THR HANDS I #11 kinds of work, and render them soft smooth sow? white Particularly wastu’ tng, apd the care of sbrubs sed fi wiorea, and at 36 Joa aireet, u; Look AT, TUTS-<LADIES, GENT, MIBKRS, OMIL- J crraind toye winhlog 8 stylinh pait of posta sone or aitors, abd Cbemp. Just slop in ai CALLLL'd great oxteeaive fect aac aboe eniab ihinent, S17 Broadway, whore Jes ean Set aay miyle you want, M' L¥EN WEDDING INVITATIONS CARD AND NOTR tasteful ia desler, low ta price, 6% Urosdway, seme Pourte street, man of the Golden fae, . i. She 7 ight py PLATES, ey lg eUBeP am. o 000 & Irpass (bem, . Fourth arent, sige of the Golden War, pe ees ps PILES, PILES, PILMA, ermapeat cure for ite Tas i, WITMRAD PIU BOPPOR TORE. 1 gectna- rubeer ~ Wil puarmater to cnr amy case of external or ANOTHER WONDURFUL COW James W Mohee ships cured of plies by us ‘ran eftioted with ‘bent bis bed cumber tmeiicine CaP be went ries merchant. 43 Frout street, Fe mere pile euppost ‘hem for om yours, aad a! (umes con Cail snd ase him Keferenoe will be gives te = cI Perms who wees cured Lepot 158 Bowery. Tha any part of the country. Ss’ IKG CLOTHING, Foe men and boys, ew Atuperior ment of RT A an collie, Spring overcoats, — Busines costa, Pea and vesa, ROR ACO, A No, 41 Broadway, bewween ( NGORRS BREWING MACTIINES were Pop ly lorena bustneas te heme wee retore 1@ purchewe Ewing machines These are tbe oulp teee-ines sapetee & doing every kind of work, nod It ia pecesary lo lave hom te obtain the work. singe ew fami y 40 #19g Macking. bet. tir latent and the ‘brat, the moat veswiful ast the rasert operaie, commsnd ng aniversad favor, Us l aad son home, and send for a circular 1 400, Mo 454 Beoedway KRAB AND PLANTS. TACs OF ’ choimeat Fruita fo wart weve 2nd chy ute, roens (eI * sent on applicetion arrange Cy one Ly eT N. WATSO Oa Onin ferseria Piymoute Meee 7 of the writing falda) prove it lo be tte perfortion of wrideg tok Abd since te frst (production the inventor has com: Linuowsiy (improved i 8 esto distance all Sat a by a rerent improvement tt has been rendered better adi eTePn tondon, aod 10 York. oid by the principal stationara. /RRGNES BLECTRO CHRMICAL BATHS, 178 @. {he cuig, ectabiichment jaded by Fore Giz 708 ste Bane rants. Work $3 POR SPRING BUELNEAS COATS, , Works NCI CASSIMERE PANTS, Worth 6 on, Foch 6 POR SPRING RAGLAN, Worcs Bu, AT OAK HALL 44 and M6 Fulton wtrast, THSO. &. B. OR GROOT 6 PTR RaoLans AL EP ARS, 66 nnd 68 Fulton street, $6 BIRING RAGLANG AL RV ANS’, & and ( Palos ewer, $ 2 SPRING RAGLANS i) AU RY ANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton stenae $6 SPRING RAGLANS é . AL RYANS' @ aad GF PRING RAGLANS ‘At RV ANS’, 66 nnd 68 Palton © aveet, et $6 * e PRING RAGLANS $6 PRIN RA OT Ty ANS), 06 and 68 Fltoo, sires, + SPRING BAGi. $6 i” AL EVANS? H and 64 F uit . 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