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Me., ut Lagnna; C. A. Leas, Md., at Revel; E. P. Peters, N. Y., at Terbiszona; J. W. Livingstén, N. ¥., at La ‘Union: A. Mathiew, New Granada; Mr, Slocum, as colper at the Mint of Culuorua; Col, Harris, vice Gen, Houderson, Gece axed . The jai Commitioe on Contracts before the Navy Department, 18 as fohows,—Mosers Sherman, of Ohio; Groesbeck, of du,; Ritchie, ef va; Bocuck, of Va., and Brady, of Teun, ‘Tuo House Naval Committee 18 engaged upon a propo- gition submitiod to them of reducing the number of aary committee will pAbbably report lu favor of a ch, whoappears to be the only advocate of the internal commerce of the country, after eacountermg sharp opposition, sueceeded to-day in referring the St. Cluir Flais bili to Uie Committee of the Whoie, 8 DESPATCH, Wasuixaron, Jan. 19, 1869. The Commigsioner of Patents is engaged heariag arga- ments in the case of af application for the extension of the patent granted in’ 1845 to Mr. McCormick for bis reaper, which is opposed by other patentees and mannfasturers of machine reap , this morniug, was crowd ed with geotlome interested in the matter, Captain Lasser, of U artillery, nas resigned from the service. Political divisions do not interfere with the social enjoy ments of Govern ard. He entertained at dinner to duy a number of guests—among them Seeretary Bioyd and Senator Critteuden and the wives. ‘The Board of Naval Engincers, consisting of Messra. Martin, Wood, King and Isherwood, aro makiog experi ments with 4 conveuser, at the Wasbington Navy Yard. ‘The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the reso lution of the House requesting the President so cotamuni- cate to that body the correspondence between this govern- st abd France and Eaglas relation to tie acu uba by the has roported 10 the lent that it « ypear from the files and re cords of the State Do; ht tha’ any suck Corres) nu deuce nus taken place, ‘The only correspondence betwrsa ths government and those of France and Kagland relative to the [stand of Cuba ig toat which occurred betwesa the Recretary of State a wat de Saruges aud Me, Cran ton, the’ French ra, Which was cou muhiested to the Senate With the President's Message, om $th of January, 18: ‘The Senate, ih ex » session, to-day confirmed afr. ush Elmore’ as 4 ¢ Justice of Kaasas, It will be {that he was removed fromthe same resident Pierce at the tine Mr. Reeder was Governor of that ‘territe omunation of Tow IRE GENERAL pateat surface vosition placed ott nt Con- rprise why he 1s firmed, as almost everybody seems to be favorable to him Lieut. Col, John Harris was coufirmed as Cotonol, in place of Brigadier-Gener att jerson, The de sed was Colonel Commandant of the Mavine Corps. verai others, {upon promotion i that branch of the se. vive, coniirmed. 3 ; The Secretary of the Navy, in response to a risolutioy, has informed the House that there is no evide sce int Departtnent tending to show that non-Rpige mal chin ns in the navy are required by the oflicers to use ihe piscopal form of servic THIRTY-FIF UH CONGRESS, BECOND SESSION. Senntes Wasmycroy, Jan. 19, 1859, TRADE WITH CUBA. Ov motion of Mr. Pron, (adm.) of Ohio, a resoiution was adopted cailing on the Secretary of the Treasury to durnish returns of all the articles exported to and imported from Cuba, at all the ports in the United States, during the past five years. ‘TER INVALID PENSION BTL. After the transaction of some unimportant business, Mr. Heyiex, chairman of the Commitieo on Finance, brought up the Invahd Pension bill. $846,000; also, re-enacts the ;rovisions of the act of 1819 for the prevention of fraud; also, provides that after July 1 of tho present year the pension agencies shall be abo- lished, and that their dutie shall be performed under tho Sub Treasury regulations, with the view to save the cost of euch agencies. ‘The bill was cventually laid aside till to-morrow, . RESTORATION OF DISMISSED NAYAI. OFFICERS, On motion of Mr. Harx, (opp.) of N. H., the joint reso- lution authorizing the President to restore the naval of- ficors detached by the Naval Retiring Board, to the same rank as if they hud not been detached, was referred to the Naval Commitiee. ‘TRE PACINO RAILROAD. ‘The Pacific Reilroad bill was then taken up. Mr. Brown’s 1ootion to lay it on tue table was negatived by 58 against 1%, as follows:-— Aves~Nesars Bates, Bayard, Benjamin, Brown, Chesnut, trick, Hammond, Hunter, Lyer’ Ciinginan, Crittenden, Fitzoat son, Johnson of Teanesses, Mulory, Mason, Heed, Slidell, ba, Yilee—19. ‘Thomson of New Jersey, Soom! Navs—Mesars. Allen, Bell, bigler, Bright, Broderick, Ca meron, Chandler, Clark, Colammer,’ Darts. ‘Dizon, Doolittle. Douglas, Durk: Fessenden, Fito! oot, Foster, Green, Gwin, Hall, Harian, Johnson of Arkansas, Jones, Kennedy, Kw, Polk, Pu Shields, Simmons, h, Lice, ¥ dastian, Sewar ‘Trumbull, Wade, Ward, Wilson, Weight ds. Mr. Bets, (opp.) of Tennessee, on request, witydrew his motion to recommit: whereupon the vote recarred on Mr. Pugh’s amenoment that the line shall stop at tho castern margig of California, The rest of the day until 4 o’clock, when the Senate went into exceutive session, was occupied in a discussion -on Mr. Pugh’s amendment of the constitutionality of car- rying the road within the limits of the States, in which Messrs. Pugh, Simmons, Benjamin and Davis participated. Adjourned, House of Representatives, Wasuiveton, Jau. 19, 1859, LAND GRANTS FOR RAILROADS, Mr. Conn, (adm.) of Ala., from the Committee on Public Lands, reported a bill recognizing, ratifying and confirm- ing to the Mobile aid Ohio Railroad Company the trane- fer of (ue lands heretwvfore granted by Congreas to those States along the route, for railroad purposes, and extend- ing the time for the compiction of the road to 1865. It was stated in explanation that said transfor by the Legislatures of Mississippi and Alabama, !t had been judicially do- cided, was not in acbordance with the act of Congress— bence the introduction of this bill to legalize it. ‘The Dill was passed. THE PREEMPTION LAWS. ‘Mr. Conn reported a bili amendatory of the pre-emption jaws. He cnid ite object wes to prevent frauds. Some- times settlers remain on the land only one day, and thea to speculators, The vill requires the former to ac- tually occupy it for turee months, and ts for the benefit of aetna setters. Messrs. Wasnnor, (opp ) of Mi., and Wacaripas (opp.) of Mich., objected to the consideration of the subject at ‘this tine, as he Dill proposed the uprooting aad entire change of all the pre-emption laws. Mr. Grow, (opp.) of Penn., offered an amendment, that no public lands shall be olfered for sale vy prociama- tion of the President nti! the surveys thereof sball have ‘been filed in the Land Office for at ieast ten years. An unsuccessful motion t table the bil! resuited in yeas 44, nays 120. Further procecdings were stayed by the expiration of the morning hour, On motion of Mr, Fiaten, (adm.) of N. ¥., the Sonate Dill making an appropriation for deepening the channel of the St. Clair Flats was reforred to the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union : The House went into committee on the CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC BI, Mr. Krire, (adin,) of 3. C., described the position and resourees of Cuba, and said our ands must and will rest upon it, ‘The importance of its acquisition has bee at- tested by every administration for the last thirty years, Jobin Quiney Adams in 1823 asserted that its comin iading position gives ita controi over our commerce which ren- dered it indispeaseble for the United States to acquire it. Henry Clay announ & simular conclusion, which has been conciirred in by 'lward Everett and every Secretar of State from that det wn tothe present time. He proceeded to show the ry part of the confederacy was interested ja the commerce of Cuba, and that it is only byQits acqnisition that we ‘can strike down the 6] jes which now restrain trade with that island. jf, under the present oppressive fystem, her industrial energies are so great, who calculate what wonld be their valoe ander the treo inter- ‘communication known to our country? Slavery, as ex- iting in Cuba, was not 80 revolting as has been desoribed, ‘nor were the free population so incapable of seli govern ment as has been so repeatedly stated. Mr. rome, (opp.) of i’a., inquired whether Me. Keitt desired to seize Caba because her system of governmen’ Was notin accordance with his views. Mr. Kerrr replied that he did not believe it could be done by purchase. The traditionary pride of Spain de feated ali negotiations to that view. He thought there was ample reason to beliove Uiat France aud Kugtead are in ciove alliance; but this should not influence oar conduct with respect to Cuba. ‘There is a long catalogue of aggressions and wrongs to our flag aid insuite to our honor, In consequence of which we bave aright to declare war against Spain, We must have Cuba, which is a bar- rier in our path of ress, and hold itwe must, foc thy denetit of our commerce. Whatever stands in tho way o ‘our progress must be removed, The great American heart beats responsive to verritorial expansion. On motion of Mr. Comvax, (opp.) of Inl., the appropria- tion for @ salary to our Minister to Persia was stricken vat, Mr. Curvy, (adm.) of Ala., said our dipiown wie ayacom isa humbug, dad more for the benoit of piacomen, tan Conducting Negotiations with foreign governimenta. Mr. Lovesoy, (opp.) of Lil, moved to strike out the ap- proprlations for the saléries of all Ministers and Commis. At the request of Mr. Cranii .) of N.Y. os 4 the Minster to spain fy (opp.) of N. ¥., he ex ir. STANTON, (Opp.) of Ohio, favored dispensing with the Ministers. The commercial duties are ieanerge by Con- Sule, and if it i necessary to make a treaty it ean be done by @pecial minister or here at Washington. He wisliod to seo how much sincerity there is in the gentlomen who talk #0 much about the necersity of a refurm in the public expen- aitures y RAW FORD, (Adin) Of N. Cr, the ament- He could see no good result from ite adoption, ati, (AIH) OF N.C. aid tho il appropriates r thoanwid Codutm, Tk wag time a re- ment wr This appropriates about | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1859. was trate, fe appealed toatl | shell be divided into sbaces of Ons buodred dollars each, te come Up to the werk, | tney bore nae the Mork frei tine to time to ag acc Mr. Ls vejoy's amenement was mejocies by twelve wa | oz. oo on oe Cory be re aiyonteg Jor we (Goneett, (a¢m.) of Va, moved to strike ont the mirson to Rome. Like that propor « Vers, it was a Jed oF pleasant place to be ¢tpanet ar by the aimenistire Ucn in power. [he Mnports (rom Home wore eaweutial | ois nud rage. France and fegined hare no Muster at Rome ‘The amendment was carriet. Gn motion of Mr, Cosas, the moni m 10 Ba.trectand was Btrieken out. Mr. Vawmenaue, to Ree RYImpAoUs poblicaes, They had forme Spotation bill and other Wot Cotes UGE Ma he Fig lt jo we Air. DTA, Copp.) of Gm, hard that the bill hal Bot | Come before the Hyue yet. He trusted the republicans | Would appreciate aud Loar seemotuing from Me. terk: dale's ecume. They wouk! Gee pow demmrat repubticen voter for appropriation b happened that the deme 4. « DOr’ ad bart {0 pans bills, whea republicans gave thea we votes. vted fot the French | ee. Toeir noform tad er he ned a the repaly- | act of courtesy inv nung fur eRe vi Le xpenditoree? ir, Stanton reptied, for his part, he did oot vote fur aid ot theme whe be Ae At should erasstoabious them. Mr. Hoeven, (adm.) of A Neved the Me, Pawtes, (adm.) of Missouri, the peas | Was lad aside and the Proadeut’s Message taken A recest was then taken til sevea e'elock, fur tae | PUL POE I LeMBral Cevace j EVRA NG Siosere Mr. Momestaga, (ey Mr. Washburn, uf that the repabbic ” the last automn elections, Merestiw men of te Uuion wii reluse to coaleses with th Babional taket could be formed ou (ke «aa rome mew sures of 1660, there would be nome bopeol « return of Well reguiaied prosperity to the country. The new party which Mr, Warhborn here led mto the felt wader the banner of S pater Bewara, wast based and that was sections! i wwe be, im 19 larger nor more res & single ides, ¥q) @ Woes of a copper bewweon ay to W is and & mot prov Mr. Gooim, (aiim.) of Va., obtalved pormaission to print & Fpocch un tine sulyect uf thke disteTOutoR OF Lie @ of tho Rules of the padlic ands amoug ve States Wishing orally to inflict it op the committer Tk PACH MosanasD. Mr. Scort, (adim.) of Cal,, bdMewed Vat it was fe that a majority of the House were ot a Paci {were ot for jarring Ue North and south, pose could easily be passod of wat al concern, wit railroad pur measure 4 particular route, and argued that founded on widely extended comune were essential to The preservation of the Union, PRINTING PRICH IS. interests, wud Mr. Axpxxws, (opp.) of N. Y., tended to wm . spocen, but if the committee perinit, ho would forego that privilege and print it Mr. Borvert, (attw.) of Ky., entering the tne Be said there were many abuses here, and is that of publishing and sending to the coumtey what pur port to be specebes delivered in the House, no body bear ing or knowing wivat is in them, Ar. Paurnr, (opp.) of N. Y., remarked to Mr. Barnett that genticinen were weil awate that they would have v epeak to sinail audiences, 60 they preferred to wd their views throngh the to their constituents, Mr. Burwert said that he would be the last mo wanting in courtesy, Why did he vote against night eessions: Lecause it was degrading to the dignity of the Mouse, ant converted Congress into 4 mere debating club for sending out party speecbes for howe consumption. Mr. ANDR2ws commeuced hia speech when Mr. Burnett retired from the hail, aud combatted Mr. Koyce's free trade report of last session, and advocated such a polioy as would stimalate domestic tabor, Ata quarter to nine P. M. the committee rose, and the House adjourned. United States Supreme Court, Wasinwarox, Jon, 19, 1859, No. 44.—Hiram Barber vs. Hulan A. Barber, by next friend, George Cronkiute. Argued for the pellant, and submitted op printed argument for the appellee No. 23.—Jhe United States vs. Sheriaan M. Booth. Cause argued for piaintilt. No. 46.—Enoch McCarty vs. Guernsey Y. Roots et al Argued for Jefendants, and submitted on printed argument for plaintiff. AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL. Our Special Albany Despatch, TOLES ON RAILNOADS-—-APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CANAL DEDT—PEOPLE'S RELIEF AND LOAN COM: PANY—THE MILITIA INSPECTOR GES RAL—TaR MILITARY CONVENTION, ETC., ETC. Atzasy, Jan. 19, 1859, An important question bas arigen, which is nothing joy ‘than @ query whether the act hastily and injodiciously passed in 1861, exempting canal tolls oa railroads, was in accordance with the constitution, Senator Latin, of Hor kimer, upon whom rests a considerable portion of the mantle of honest Michael Hofman, this morning laid be- fore the Senate this very important revolution: — Kesotyed, That the Attorney General bo requested to fur- nish the’Sepate with his opinion on the Tallowing pease Fira:—Whetber the act abolishing tolla on raliroads, passed Tuly 10, 1851, was of that character that requires fur it pas @iajority of ali the members el to each House wi three iifiha quorum was present. (Art 7, #03, 14 Cons.) Second—Whether said act app Public tnoneys or ty in such a sense as to require for its validity the se elected to each brane) of the proper Pent of two-thirds of the members Legishiture, (art 1 Cons , sec. 9. ‘bird—t ) ‘Whether said act does not confliet with the of sections |, 2, 3 and 6 of article 7 cfhocmmseion ‘This will be adopted with unanimity; und the answer of the Attorney General will be awaited with an uuusual anxiety. Senator Laflin js likely to pursue the subject further. ‘Ihe non-appearance of Senator Stow, and the proba- bility that he may not be able to attend the Senate during the session, renders it somewhat uncertain with regard to political bills or the confirmation of his Excelleucy’s ap- pointments. The colay occasioned by the uon action of the committee on General Mandovillo’s case waa hurried up today by a motion of Sepator W. A. Wheeler to dis- charge Senator Spinola’s committee and appoint another. It was alleged in debate that the frieuds of “tr. Mandeville de- sired to stave off action until the latter cad of the session. but this was sternly denied by Senator Spinola, chairman of the committee. The resolution was towly withdrawn, with the understanding that the inv ion Of the case will be resumed to-morrow. From appearances today, it seems evident that the General will be ousted before another week. Senator Prosser introduced a bill making appropriations for the caval debt and the maintenao of the canais for the fiscal year commencing on the first day of October, 1859. , For the expense of collection of tolls, salaries of canal officers, the sum of nine hundred thousand dollars ‘Yo supply the deficiency of the appropriation n 1867, two hundred and twenty-e ght tuousand © dred and seventy-cight dollars. For the payment of interest and to pay the principal of the canal ilebt, ag it existed on the first day of June, joe! the sum of une million seven hundred thousand dol rs. For the payment towards the sinking fand for the extin guishment of the general fund debt, the sum of three hun- dred and filly thonsand dollars. For the payment of interest on loans made under the constitution for the enlargement and completion of the canals, the sum of seven hundred aud ten thousand dol- ‘To constitute a sinking fund for the extinguishment of the loans, the sum of four hundred and sty thousand dot- lars. To pay the general fund to defray the necessary ex- ponses of the Stab, the sum of (wo hundred thousavil dol- lars. In relation to attending theatres in the city of New York, Senator Ely wishes to reguiate it by a bi which he introduced in the Senate this morning — Section 1, It shall not be lawful for any owner, lesse, fer, agent or officer of any theatre in the city or New admit to any theatrics | exhibition held 1 hor upd Soumya ee. 2, An: guulty ota sat mana Yore to Sof ouriven veura, wolew auch tulaor ia AS by and is in the care of some adult person. raon violating the above provision shall be eanor, add shail be liable to & fine of not lens an twenty jollers nor more than one hundred doll vs, or imprisonment for 8 term not leas than ten nor more than ninety days for each offence, ‘There will be a tremendous battle on the “People’s Re- lief and Loan Company,” which created such immense excitement in the Senate at the closing hours of the last ses- sion, It was enginecred through by the lobby, and signed by ex-Governor King while under the best of feeling: but subsequently, when the trie nature of the affair was fully “iscovered, the Senate itimediately repeuled the act, but the House refused. The charter thus secured is one of im- mense value, allowing in certain cases the privilege of tak- ing 15 per cont. The value of the pruning of the law is faily appreciated by the sharpers in the city of Now York and other portions of the State. By the documents yesterday submitted to the Senate by Senator Ely, it is evident that itis in contemplation to organize a inammoth mo nopoly. The array of names enlisted in the enterprise, together with the power and influence that such a formida bie lobby is able to bring to bear, will vadoubtedty juetity his excellency Governor Morgan to refer to the lobby por- tion of his Message before ho aflixes the executive p to the amendments as proposed by Messrs, Blatchiort® and company. flere is the petition and the bill To tHe Lrate.aTiRe or Tim STATE or New Yore:— ‘The memorial of the “ireople's Loan anid Keliet Company” H YT respectful), s— ‘That the eetd corporation has gone into operatioo, and Is now yeady (o execute wil the powers with whist it has’ boon fuvested, That itis destrable to have an inerease of te num. Der of directors, so 4 to bring in persons from diferent parte fo the State, and to obtain also an enlargemeat of the and the power to receive deposits from the coarts ot Your memorialiate, therefore, pray for an amendment of the said charter, to embrace ihe foregoing objects, and aa in duty dound will > ow wae bie caffe Be, bg tr) Free iy a 1, ria ©) is, George Url a tat. Ky Vs Bouly Hoary Grinnell, James 8 'Sluy.er, Padi yevfline "New Yons, Jan, 14, 1880, ‘This is a copy of the act accompanying the petition: — AN ACT 10 AMEND TH CHANTER OF TIE PROPLN'S LOAN AND. WRLIER COMPANY, ‘The peorle of the Stee of New York, represented in Seante and Arsembly, do enact ng follows’ Secuon L. Te name of the corporation created by (he act to incorporate the People’s Loau and Reltet Comoany, passed Aprif 17, 1855, ts hereby changed to “People's Loan Aud Eris y which Hame the ald corporation ghall bo here- Company, after deniguaic!. . 2. The bowrd of directors of the aid company may by PevoLUON couBOIIG ING the ESisitng shacge, yo Maus al. be stock vereatter twenty five dire tors of the eseut directors, viei—seorge Briggs, » Seyler, OM. Gisteohiond, Mathew Morgan, James Aewew ¥. Sow, Wana Hail, yay Fevomaa, re orge R mobld 5 Antrew Carrigan Cyrus samuel Had” angisiin seamen, tage: wih Alexmmuer W. Brasttord, done 8. Phelps, Charles W. Leupp, Witten M Bvarts, ts, 4 james M. Qook, Juha aan Lorenzo “Wa, cl 9 of eon tas! day, the second shail hold the thend fer two years, the fourth for Lures for oar yesrs trom the said Urst Monday et. | Le othoers of the sald company sball bes president, PT sblent, eee and eneh sulordionts officers as ths 4 parlors way frous tite U» tune appolut oc, hention fourth of waid acts hereby amended so as to feed te fullowe— "The paid corporation not, directly or footer \y, ral a trade in baytog or sailing any goota, Wares the same shall be truly debts to the said cor; a Uiliee foe one year, Sorasa, ued che tthe Of Jaunary, 166 * wher boar 8 wad ta good poration ma} y | ties Feeeive moneys ia trust for deposit or accumulation, at Oo ee eae ery description ss unay he cousnitied lo it by aUy person and in or waaslerred by 4 Court oe durro: shall be pe m preference U ober ‘taster of the said corporation 6! Se galt corporation upon Paik company shal! no be ; Property 8) pidge ‘on betwous the said’ veeporation aud boyd che bane agreed the Lercower. Now, ia coanection with this gigantic undertaking, jt ig Proper to tate that Senator Diven bas introduced a vin in fe Bruste repealing the “People’s Loaa aad itelicl Vow. yy.” Thot body will not swerve from the stand taken Yeon, o& Whey thew with great unaulmity repeated the fan oe Was ty Kholr pu @ House of Assem- may be 2 prevent the repeal as it was last aw; Dut as for obialwing the passage of the amend- te evbmitted by Senator Kly,the Senate will co no ch thing. The Comptrolier, in answer toa resolution of the Senate, hae transmitted the yearly amounts of money paid and the vumber of days empiyed by the Inspoctor Geno- rel of Milita. de the year i857 General Bruce charges for B65 days vervices and te fowest number of days was £15 im 185) the first year of hia office, In the year TSS be _reesived $2,910 20. During tho last year he re- ceived ©5,402 22, being more than that appropriated tw why dual er. The whole paid to the oxo Tn miector & ‘als, the suas of $18,420 13. What services have been rendered to the peopis of the State for wuich tuch « large amount bas beep drawn from tho treasury? The Miliary Convention, now im eesgion in wis dity, compriving cileors not only attache: to the stall of the Commander -ta-Chief, but atlicers of a! grades. from major govers! down to captains and casigns, adopted a revolu- tion thix morning approving o Seal abolieo the offer of Luepector General. ud, Major Genera! Doryea and other ¢ recently appuinted Inspector poiitical eneral, to- h every othor member of the couvention, voted This is the resolution :-— Whereas, to dhe optulow of the. ausoctation the office of In gether im tavor syector Ge aeral ie eutive!y useless apd burdensome tothe mili- Ua af the Biaie of Now ork; therefore, ived, Tat (hie astociation approve of the law tutro dares iio the Legislators 9 avoiish east office, and th association petition the Logo ature for Weeasly passage law, Now, a8 the entire body of the militia, roprosented in State convention, bite deliberately declared the office en. Auely aselces, can the Legislature refuse wo repeal the azt? What eays Gevera! Deryea, military chairman in tho As tomb iy” The Sewate, iv Executive Session, today confirmed the nomination of Benjarmuw Welch, Jr., as Commissary Geac- ra); alwo the apporntinents of ube several notaries public. ‘The remaining nominations lie over. No nominations any interest were #ent in to day. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate, Aunayy, Jan. 19, 1869. wins KRPORTED, To regulate the theatres in New York. Favorably ‘The resobations endorsing the memorial of the Canal Doard, praying for aid from the general government for the improvement of lakes and harbors, was reported upou favorably, and the report laid on the tablo. (A petilion was presented to increase the directors of the Loan Rolie Assoc.at on, ration bill. which appropriatcs a total ‘The Canal A) tation bill, ot $4,838,000." ‘To amend ibe Divorce laws. It grants & divorce when @ marringe takes plac oul of the State, also rants a divorce wher, aller a residence im this State, & . vertion takes place ond adaltery i# committed in another piate, To amend the Charter of the Manhattan Savings Institq, Lon. Ttincreases deponite lo $6,000, and athorizes invest meats \n Vniied States and Now York State stocks and city bonds and mortgages, Assembly. Aunawy, Jan. 19, 1850, A flood of petitions was presented from New York sud brooklyn for protec.on against the iumpositun of gas com panics, and against the removal of the Long Island jal road {rom Atluntic street, Brooklyn. Por the protection of game. Favorably To provide compensation to jurors in New York, with ab amendmen! to give them one dolar and a hall per day, inorease of foes to the ‘To annul the Buliding Association of Kings county. Fa- vorubly. By Me, Bastex, (dem.) to ‘ide for the appointment an addivena! bomber commomoners ul doods i Now York. Unfavorabiy. to be resi Lents im the ditricts from which they are elected. Favorably. Four notices were given of bills providin, for railroads in New York, one of which was by Mr. Bacuxuusn, (rep.) of Saratoga. MILLS Pas. To atnend the insurance law, so a8 to authorize the eur- render of securities by the unter specified ciroumstances. To incorporate the Hatnemann Medical College. Work Before the Legislature. ANOTHER CITY RAILROAD. Mr. N. A. Childs’ railroad bill gives Nathaniel Jarvis, Je., Jumes M. Post, Jonn i. Morris, C. C. White, W. N. Mclntire, Samuel ,dohn Melane, Jr..and W. W. Niles authority to build @ railroad along Ninth avenue to Greenwich street, along Greenwich W Canal, to Hudson, aloug Hudson to Chambers; thence to College ‘place, along College Place to Barclay street, aut Barciay street to Broaiway, with dovhle track, Gives the usual to intersect osher lines and to take property required for the row. THE CRNTRAT PARK. Mr, Woorlruff’s bill to amend the Central Park act gives to the Board the full and exclusive power of government and management, the laying oat and regulation of the park, the appolutinent of ail officers aad 5Cop: police, and ail sack general as the Conn cil possess Over the public equares nnd places: but hot leer tuan one dollar and twelve ‘nt gf day et be paid avy lavorer employed on the w CLAIMS AGAINHT SEH, Bovgbton’s bill to ataend the Kevuied Statuter rele Jomends agutpet ships, i¢ the iil Of last eee ‘ovides that the apreifications of 4 lien om any vessel leavirg port after the contraction need not be made for #ixty days after the vessel has suied, when said weasel {8 navigating Lue lakes or waters conueoumg the Same TUE EXCH LAW, Mr. Payne's bill to amend the teense law, provides that Vacancies in Comm. orioners’ Boards shell be @led by the judges, justices and Recorder; restricts leenaes to one person or firin to sell only in ove place, makes & the docy of Commissioners, Ma: of © Village, OF Supar- visors to prosecute for vioiatwns af the law. the ex penses of such prosecutions to |e paid by the Bapervisers and assessed on the county. TAYERIS NN Mr. Mallory’s bili torege «| revives may of the tavern’ keepers to keep a orsiae certain quantity of feed; prow paupers, imposes Fd " pen es; $25 penaity for ee ‘ by Wat remaite Wager ta 2h penalty for relling ow § Of Supervieors, the Mayor ond Gene city a Board to grant and THK srt an Mr. Opayke’s Dill to legalize York Supervisors ines and Contrmes the jot for the locat.o@ of the Orpheus Heme. ow oe 19, 1868 At the eeanion of the State Mi Amacai 60 day 6 Tesainiion Was officer of In ipmeter General selec and burlenrome. emi ro mmmetiing Me abc lishment. resident—Mayot General HB Duryea, Comcrais Vice Gray and meteor we and Colonels 8. L. Forbes and JC. Pmoxeoy Treasurer—Colovel Il. * Kairebiid Recording OW. Pree Corresponding Secretary Major Pare! There wos « large ettowdanes ta the Asser iiy clamne nr fo night to hear the delivery of the annual acer Jone! Bentley, of Madson, “Governor Morgan war pres The property tytwting beg Mills, in Lawrence, war sold at auction today $600,000, The Millis Company, successors to the Bay State Comp were the purchasers, beter, mado fiw the elt The brouze statue of Daniel W. vens of Boston by Tt Powers, arrive? today ia the bark Lucy Frances (rom Leghoru, 1 ! Additional from California, Sr. Lorw, Jan. 19, 1859. We glean from the San Francieco journals, received by |b! at i the overland mati, torus forther items of news. There Lad been # riot at Sacramento ameng some set- Uers, i consequence cf the refusal of Judge Terry wo grant @ writ of error from the State to the Federal Court, iu the cago of Ferris against Coover. On the night of the 23d of December the potice of San Frapcizco wade a descent upom one of the richest gambling houses in the city, and arrested seven gamblers, James Otis, of the frm of McCondray & Co., of San Francisco, has married the daughter of Captain MeCon- dray, who is one of the richest merehanta of the city. The wedding was a grand affair. Ip the cage of the steamship Hormann, the United States Commissioner decided in favor of the libellants, and ro- commended a decree for three months additional wags, amounting to $19,000, Advices from Oregon announce the hon of hie’ Inetica Williams, and of James Guthrie, Reg ster of Or goa bal cHe ark office. The Oregon Legislature assembled De- comber 6. ‘The Bliza Anderson, the first ocean steamer built om the Pacitie coast, was launched at Vortiand Novy. 27. ‘The Territorial Legislature of Washington convened De- comber 6, Henry Owner, American ex-Conau! at Topétephad ar- rived at Honolulu. He armounces a change in the govern- ment at Topéte, The pew government had removed the multary, taalking the port a civil one, aud abrogating the obnoxions Taws respecting shipping. Co}. Hofiman, with one company of the Oth Regiment, bad arrived at Los Angeles. The Coiouvel test immediately for the Mobave country. The keeper of the mail station near Fort Tejon had been murdered by Mexicans, who also tole eight mules. mil couch in consequence had to be hawied fiftesn m vy one mule, Colonel Vineyard, the Tadian Agent, and Dr. Ditterndoff, American Consul at El Paso, came prs. Fengere on the train, and will proceed immediatly to Washington. From Kansas. Sr. Locus, Jan. 19, 1859. The Kansas City Journed of Commerce, of the 13th, says that Judge Williams, of Fort Scott, has just arrived em route to confer with Governor Medary concerning the tromble Southern Kansas. Ho represents the noigh- borhood of Fort Seott to be uader a reign of terror; busi- ness was suspended, and the women and children had etn removed to a place of safety, The citizens were under arms and ou guard day and night, Death of Hon, James E. Belser. Avausta, Ga., Jan, 18, 1859. Hion James E. Belser died at Montgomery, Ala.,” on Sun- day afternoon. Robbery of Harnden’s Express, Bostox, Jan. 19, 1959. Harnden & Co.'s Express office, at Providence, was entered early this morning, and the safe carried off, thovgh it requires the strength of at least three mon to move it, it was afterwards fonnd a mile and a half away broken open, and rifled, If contained m 1001 articles of a valne not yet known, The robbe tained $1,000 mi silyer from the office, but overlooke! $7,000 in gold. Congressional Nomination. Mancuester, N. H1., Jan. 19, 1559. ‘The republicans of the Second district nominated to-day Maron W. Tappan, of Bradford, for Congress. He re- ceived 99 voles, against 88 for alt others. The nomiuaton Was subsequently made unanimous. Forgery Louisvitix, Ky., Jan. 19, 1859. Aman calling himself Norton, from New Or- leaps, ~¥ Friday passed ) ao eerie nee ~¥ & forged check pur g to be signed ‘by ford, Prose Co. of the Guinan? certified to by Wiatbank. Le money , $2,000 in bonds of the y's note for the balance. He also disposed of other small jurged checks. He bas not yet been arrested. ‘The Opera in Philadelphia. Punangtyma, Jan. 19, 1859. ‘The “Fiuguenote”’ was played for the first time to-night, at the Academy of Music. The audience surpasses any? thing ever witnessed in Philadelphia. The receipts were four thousand dollars. The applause was overpowering. Southern Ocean Steamer Movements. SAVANNAH, Jan. 19, 1859. ‘The eteamship Montgomery, of Cromwell’s line, arrived at hor wharf yesterday. Savaxwan, Jan, 19, 1859. ‘The steamship Florida arrived at her whar! at 8 o'clock morning. Ali weil. , Jan. 18, 1859. Cuaraxstox The United States mail steamship Columbia, Captain erry, arrived here at twelve o'clock this noon. Markets. New OrtEaNs, Jan. 18, 1859. Cotton firmer, and holders demanding an advance, : sales 4,000 bales at Sugar buoyant, and advanced {c.: fully fair. Molasses at 32c. Flour firm at $5 25 of 5, Is. Corn steady; supplies ishels of Western mixed at 95c. a$112. Outs Sic. Gunnies, at auction, went off hea- vily. India aivanced ‘yc. Bacon shoulders at 65g. 5 ‘ye. Cofke iirm: saler 2,500 bags. oo Landon 108;0n New York, sixty days, two per cent @iscount; ditto, at sight, 7% per cout < scount. New Onteans, Jan. 19, 1859, to-day 4,000 bales at unchanged prices; of the City of Washington's news had no market. Sugar firm: sales 2,000 bbls. at 6%. for fully fair, Molasses, 824¢c. Flour—Sales 3,000 bbia. at $5 3734. Corn active: sales 3,500 buslecls. Prices opened at $1 a $1 65, and closed at 85c. a $1. ‘Moni, Jan. 17, 1859. There is a better feeling in the cotton market: the sales to-day were 2,400 bales, at 1134c. for middling. Monn, Jan. 18, 1859. ‘The enles of cotton to-day wore 3,500 bales, at 111,c. for middling: sales of the Inst three days, 16,500 bales; receipts of the kame time, 13,750 bales. Freights on cot- bg Liverpool, 716d. a jgd. Sterling exchange, 1073¢ a i Savannan, Jan, 18, 1859, ‘The sales of cotton to-day were 2,600 bules; the marlast has an upward tendency. Cuanieston, Jan. 18, 1859, ‘The sales of cotton to-day were 4,000 bales, exhibiting an advancing tendency. Barrons, Jan, 19, 1859, Flour firm. Wheat steady: white, $1 40 a $1.60. Corn advanced 2e. for yellow: , TRC. a 3 Yellow, S00. S20, Provisions rm. Whiskey, 283¢c. a 9, Pintaveuena, Jan, 19, 1859, Flour firm. Wheat firm: white, $148; red,'$1 31 a #1 33. Comm setive: new yellow, 79. a Sic, "Whiskey improving: sales at 270. a Ky., Jan, 19, 1859. Lowes, ‘The Commercial Review publishes the fall bog retarns of the weave, showing a decrease on last crop equal to a by ndred twenty five thourand Mess: pork war excited 4 sales 700 bbls. at Bulk tides—-Bales 45,000 at Sige. Keg lard, 110. Qwaxsan, Jan. 19, 1859. Flow advanced Se, a 200. males at $6 a $6 10 for super- fee Woekey,20%e. Mess pork, $17 50. Lard firmat ie a the Belk meats Oem at Ge. for shoulders and de. for wide to“ pou Tee Beard of Emigration Commissioners met at the Work etreot offiee yesterday —Presideat Verplanck in the chau The following renolation was offered by the Hon. Busan seconded by Winsor G. Howry, Eaq., F. Peer nual, The 418 Te oem sate oe bao 3006 18st inmotes on Wad we 1570 ~ « m Totes . Tae ina Ta Renee © bank, Jam 2, I880 $5,086 3) aerate t daw. 12, Kew mnphiny 114 Lo tet of so @ paeongers BRANDARTHS hes bes Prove the unity ¢ ¢ it @rcomd aad the thir! prypoe Cay Prinetes’ saben ne. > Vanel etree Worm vy . Drawers end Glo teteremhint. MOUDT 8 dk; Ba potium, We Bo aawey, 5 Es a ee aE eT Sats suop— Acicin, ham never keenest a reer, NDT Astor foun ee | Dollar Photographs Wedweed to | Kitty j one Ceakty—the pore for de price in tue euy by HULMES, 9 srovewaye Half a Dozen Fine Shirts for $8, MOODY'S Shirt Kuporinm, 252 Leondway. Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, lince cops, belie, bandages and Dr. GLOVER'S pew lever trams, ‘No. 4 Ann atreet. People Wishing the Cheapest and Best Sugar, tea and collee, go to REDFORD'S, @ Micth aveaur, | pear Puri street, A Chest of Good Ten for One Dollar. Also, — witby ‘en pounds coflee far $1, BON 1 Comm. pardon ‘91, af CHBIBTI A: N'd, No. Great Reduction in Prices at Ballou’s Shirt emporium aud gents’ furnishing store, to close Une wintew tock. BALLUU BROTHERS, 409 Broadway. ‘s Aa Ws Lede atl Lead zine Sold at Retail ere; » 4 by ail stationers; at wholesale, ouly, by H. FARE, sie agent, Great Assignees’ Sale of ich Velvet and cloth clonks and tmav't'las at 296 Canal sirect, #@ per cent be Jow cost. Bale positive. National Guard Bouquet. | Defiance Salamander Sufer—With Patent wwder proof cross bars. Also, Gre d burglar | Pigal parlor safes, Depot 1d Peasiaueee ROBERT M. PATRICK. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Lrosdway, corner Murray at..NY, | Crtstadoro’s Hair Dye, Wl; ‘The beet in the world, wholessie Privaiely appliei, at No. 6 Astor House, Chapped Hands, &.—Certain Cure.—H MAN 4 0v,'3 champhor lea, with glycerine, 165, 273, 9i1 aud | Foe Krowdway. Barvy’s Tricopherous 1s the Best and cheapest article for dreesiag, besniliving. cleansing curling, | and Toupeesa retuil, apd the dye Batebelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees— the best in the world, 1g all made, Bold and applied ornate George’s Halr Dye, Black or Brown, the cheapest and best in the world.—Oaly 27 centa a bottle. Try it, Dyes icstactancously; free from ‘all injurious pres drug store, 306 Grand street, N. ¥. n the Flesh Wastes, the liver becomes torpid, and the bowels Irregular, digestion the primary cause, {n all such cases Holloway’s pills are an immediate, never failing cure, HU, Inimitable Hair Cutter.—Haly Dye 50 cents a box, black or brown, No. ifBarclay street, New York. ost Broadway, Albany. Complexton.—The Orlental Beautifier, Ma= cicalettecta, ‘Trial gratis at the depot, 835 Broadway, and Mra. HAYS, Brooklyn, iskers and moustaches dyed in a few minutes; Bold at the ‘wash out, Births. De Zovcw.—On Friday, Jan, 14, in Petersburg, Va., the wife of Cuaxces C. nx Zovcns, of a sou. ‘Woon.—at 142 West Twenty-fourth street, on Monday, Jan. 17, the wife of Jous F, Woop, Esq., of @ son. Married. PRALE—AmYRMAN.—On Tuesday, Jan. 18, by the Rev. 8. D. Brown, ©. Davis Brats, of Boston, to Miss Heuen Amne- man, of New York. loorER—HAssekt.—On Tuesday Jan. 4, at the residence of Dr. L. Hessert, by the Rey. W.S. Hail, Lawrence Hooren to Miss Grkrnvpe Hassexr, ali of this city. Lece—Burxovens.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jan. 19, by the Rev. J. A. Paddoxk, Mr. Joux Luce to StsAN A.. eldest daughter of the late William L. Burroughs, Es., all of Brooklyn. ‘Mxnritz—Denntaw.—On Monday, Jan. 17, at St. Stephen's church, by the Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. Eowakb R. Munsuns, of Boston, to Miss Rown A. Dexitam, of this city. ‘Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy. Died. Barnen.—On Tuesday evenmg, Jan. 18, Euata, youngest daughter of James Barber, aged 4 years and 9 monus. ‘The relatives and friends ot the family are respectfi!!y invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from No, 52 Laight street. CraveLand.—In Apalachicola, Fla., on Sunday, Jan 9, of consumption, W. W. Creve.anb, of San Francisco, Caliior- nia, formerly of New York, aged 29 years. Davey.—On Wednesday, Jan. 19, of consumption, Hesny Dauxy, aged 31 years and 7 months. The relatives and friends of the family, and also those of his late brother, Martin Daley, are respectiully invited to atiend the funeral, from his late resideuce, No. 22 Oliver street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. His remains will be interred tn Greenwood. Giiey.—On Tuesday, Jan. 18, Mary Girizn, aged 69 years. Her friends, and those of her son-in-law, Peter L. Feirty, are requestes 1 attend the funera) on Friday afterucon, at two o'clock, from No. 120 White street. Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy: Jouuz —On Tuesday, Jan. 18, Epwarp Jog, ia the 64th year of his age. The funeral will take place froin the residence of his brother in-law, Mr. John Phayre, 201 West Thirtieth street, at ten o'clock this (Thursday) morning. ‘The frieads of the family are invited to attend without further notice. Levick.—On Tuesday, Jan. 18, of consumption, Joux Lavick, in the 28th year of his age. The friends of the family, and Chatham Engine Company No. 16 and Emvire Hook and Ladder Company No. 8 Aud the Fire Department in general, are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, from his late reaidence, No. 273 West Thirty seventh strect, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Marny.—On Tuesday, Jan. 18, of dropey on the brain, Cnaxres FE, Mannix, only eon of John K. aud Sarah E. Mar: tin, aged 4 years, 6 months and 12 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funo- ral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 201 West Twen- ty-second street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Morrat.—On Tuesday, Jau. 18, in the ‘67th year of her age, Hannan Moreat, formerly of Danbury, Conu., wife of John L. Moffat. ‘The relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral, without farther invitation, from the house of her son, Dr. R. C. Moffat, $2 Clinton street, Brooklyn, on Fri- day afternoon, at two o'clock. Manny.— Un Tuesday evening, Jan. 13, after a protracted illness, Jouw B. Manriy, in the 73d year of bis age, His friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, 27 West Thirty-second street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, without further invita- tion. 11's remains will be taken to Woodbridge, N. J., by ‘the 12 M. train of the New Jersey Railroad. Macuaay,—On Wednesday, Jan. 19, Huey, in of William H. and Emma Maclean, aged 1s day The friends and relatives of the family are respectiully } invited to attend the funeral, ov Friday, from ihe dence of bis parents, No. 407 Fourth avenue, without fur- ther invitation. . Kingston, Canada, papers please copy. U'RoxkR—On Theacay, Jan. 18, MARGARET Euvive O'Rorke, daughter of Jonn and Margares O'Rorke, eged 3 years and 9 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuucral, from tho residence of ber parents, No. 97 Mott street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two © clock. We loved our daughter--yee! no tongue ean tell How deep and dearly, and how well: Christ loved her too, and thought it best To take our Maggy ‘with Him to rest. Srovvesant.—On Tuesday, Jan. 18, Gakano Sturvasanr, in the bith year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his fnneral on Friday afternoon, at four o'clock, from St. Mork’s church, without further notice, Tromate.—On Tuesday, Jan. 18, James Tamms, in the 58d year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on this (Uhursday) afternoon, at oue o'clock, from his late residence, No. 96 Norfolk sircet. Wooncock.—On Nica Jan. 19, Catasuye R. Wooncock, im the Sist year of her age. Berffriends and relatives, and thove of her husband, Samuel R, Woodcock, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Inte residence, No. #9 East Tweaty- ANH street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Younarz.—On Tuesday, Jan. 18, Mary Ayn, wile of William Youdale, aged 21 years and 2 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the famity are respeowully Yeviied to attend tho funeral, from No. % Monroe sirve!, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’cloek. = a ‘T GIMBREDE'S ORIGINALITY 16 TER MOTTO. WR ane o. and pever publish pnythisg but the truth, TINHHEDE, Fraction! Desigwer and Magraver. BLE SOLER WATER PROOF we SEWED sot TONES Nos 10 Annatrect. Alwo 8980 for double peg boots, Warranted to give satisfaction, Aa™ ARTICLE FOR THE MAIR. PHALON & SON'S COCOINE Js the beat and cota fon Gen hele. Bory q } ete BO to the public, Sold roth aor ane Mt & canta, the oflered aad bo oh Grampians cad, goods dealers. Large we oo setts aguire for Phalon a Sox’ CELEBRATED PAMILY SEWING MACHINE ‘Ta superior to any other in use For family sewing. Now stylee—prices from 850 to $100. OFFICR 69% BROADWAY. T AUCTION PRICES, re stock of ation for men and OAK HALL, 84 and 86 Fulton street 45,47 and 19 Gold veeet, ROR i. DE GHUOT, 1 OOKS AND ENGRAVINGS FOR SALE CHRAR at irioaity bop. HY Nessie #tren, A copy af eof Preemasoury for sale gan # Papose A BARTHOLY'S SEWING MACHIN By * MAKE THE SHUTILE O8 WOOK sTTrow BOTH AIDES OF THE CLOT ( BEING A AKE \. We under aid Vines <0 60a ( (an, depreseinin, debility, D.—GATETTY'S /ATRD PAPER. names avd pinees of business paving been aa- rouneed by some ‘OF persons "akoown to us, in com cecton with the sale of medicated paper, we take thts oppor- nity Wa nay that we have Bo paper of that kind for sale. ex- coptieg that originally dtoeoy ered and wow manulacsured by mugen. qi which is generally approved by onr customers. Brortay & Co, 169, 273, Si amd 756 Breaderay, and oibers, J. € GAYRTTY & CO.’S only depot is at No 41 Ava street. lor Gayetly » Baume tm each sbeet—ia water tnark—wad bie ut raph tpun each label. LUXURIANT HAD OF BAIK.-GRAY Halk BE A tered ja . Ww foe Aine CoLbickie aN RESTORER, our batr to ite ancl BLACK ©. he Dot will restore the grayeat hair t0 its original color. Wilson's L ia al cases where thiug else falied, be torn ia "the hate, whew. logt and best Prtveiy rock. 4 A GCopot at the drug store, 806 Grand irnoklyn ef Me Hayes, 179 Fulton 120 and 244 i carry Trott ¥ Wine BB OF STORIES AND CEST UF PAPERS. “TWO WAYS T) WEDLOCK.” ‘This beanti*n! story ts eantinned ta Tits WER 3 HUME JOURNAL. NEW SERIES OF THE HOMP JOURNAL. . Sod bas no fellow lathe Uterary drma- ment —Wateriown American. finee the day+ of Golda ‘Viewr of Wakefield’? than the story caliod ‘anything more beautis We bow in course of publication in Mor~ atly News. 1 New suber plied from the beginulags Dut @pply wi ‘Two dollare Office 107 Fulton street. Mutiis & Wii bis, : ! aud Proprietors, i A LINIMENT.IT 13 WEL B known that arnica |. the best ting to allay avd ine flemmation, This is the best (niment athe world, Try itand be cured. No. $4 Beekman sirect, Twenty-five cents, Conse RUNIONS, NAILS PENKTRATING THE J itesh, cured without pal, #0 tbat the byot can be worn ta mediately after the operation, without the tnoonves to the palleut, by Dr. ZACHARIK, surgeon chiropedist, Rrvadway. Refers to the physicians an iLISH SKATES, ENGLISH SKATES. M4 Keoeived this day in slure, per steamer Sar lotof English skates, oc new eee, at WOOD'S store, 62 isoathain street, coraer of Duane aud Chatbers streets. GOEBAUDS JTALIAN MEDICATED SOAP CURES 2. plnples, eruptions, chap hss. high popular und exienaively used inodicame the sicin In bo ond the reach ef rivairy, sod ié not a repellant, wo destructive the beaith and utterly ‘ruinous to the complexion. Poudre Subtiie aproots hair from low forebeads or any part of the body; Warrapted. Liquid rouge, ily white, batr dye ‘aad restorative + pric ene A ohana, first ftore irom Broadway; rs. Hayca, Brooklyn; Bates, fashington sireet, Boston; Callender, Fiiadelphia, &. “1 ‘OLLAND GIN, For medica! use. Fhysicians who prescribe alcoholic liquors for medicinal pur~ Bowes {should give the preference to Wolfe's Schtedam aroma jc scbnaps.. 1. It is mannfactured at Schiedam, ip Holland, and exclusive- ly fh the factory of the proprietor, which remains in every kind of liq which isthe cause of the nervous and visceral serious congestion and morbid desire for habitual and Tate Indulgence, whieh such Uquors lavariably tend to auperia- nice. 3, Itis proved by the same w ‘testa, that this gins not favored with the coarse, orth and Indigent ry of Juniper heretotore used, but with the speci ". more volatile, aromatic medictpal of the two essential obs of the Italian juniper berry, negiected by every other manu- tacturer. 4 it fs chemically proved to be absolutely pnre in its rectif- caiiou—a quality obtained by an entirely new process, and ‘which no otber gin in the world haa acquired.” , by extensive medical experience and testl- jn mlny camea of ioriplest Sropey, erevel, suronis rhe mn many eases of incipient gravel, gout, chronic rheu- uatisin, colle, corrections of tne Rilneys oud bladder, ayepepe sia, fever and agne, general debility, ala of the blood, deticient assimilation ot food and exhausted vital en- egy, : Tt ie a most grateful and renovating cordial, and, when used aa directed: never infames the system or producss’ too: 7 by creating corrects the briety net tamdasraibet toachdus tien fener b a dislike to all inferior liquors. And it invariabiy Ml effects of bad water, whether in swempy cr limestoue dis- tricts. In ail of these enumerated ‘qualities it has no rival im any market in the heya with the fut Up 1 quart au itlea, roprietor s name bE) ‘ «ork ad ie all ca : or sale, W an. and grocefs in the United States? 7 1 TO rer ULOLPHO WOLFE, 2 Beaver street. UTCHINGS’ LIFE EXHILARANT IS A REJUVENA- tor ct unapproachable and tninutable exosleuce, For all nervous Ciseases, no matter how produced, it uust be con- sidered an infallible 4pecitic. [tis.aiso. cure for ailicdons cen tering in the iver, stomach or brain.” Ite miaasioa la to bestow siren vi an yale rt Sold 0g trees and by rs. Hhyes, ‘Brook! lyn. *% berger UTCHINS’ LIFE EXHILARANT.—ONF DOSE WILL remove the dissgreeeble and distressing effects of wind or flatulence, and the woment the stomach receives the inviga- Fatlog eflects, the distressing joad wad all pantal feelings will removed. UTCHINGS’ LIFB EXMILARAST.—LADIES or yrrak and tick}y constitutions should take the 7 live exhilarant; make you siroug, an remore all Obstructions and ire larties. from the menatraad organs, and restore the bloom of health to the sickly and wasted UTCHINGS' LIFE EXMILARANT IS QUICK AND etlectuai, curing the worst and tnost aggravated cases of Gyspepsia, kidvey complainte,fund all otber derangements of the stomach and “bowels, and will revive the melancholy and droping spiritaimmestistely. ‘The feeble, nerous and sickly should ty ik Sold ati0o Chinnbers street, and by Mra. Hae rook DP Y BLUES POLKA. LINDSEY BLUES POLKA. LINDSEY BLUES POLK A. BY THOMAS BAKER. NOW READY. composition, now bei ire, written for and THA LINDSRY bLU ES, bas been arringcs fr Ut pianoforte by ihe eompiwer, now en arran, piano! t a published, «th a tie colored “4 title page, and fo.. by mushy deatera generally. PF POND '& CO. F : By POY beoadwan. This pr Keene's ‘ormed at Laare, oO” MUSICAL FRIEND, 0. 8 NOW READY. Price 10 cents. dal me, pol ¢bailad of “Annie Laurie ‘sowiecn Mavourneen. atroet. pres PEAK GOLD MINES. CAUTION AND ADVICE TO GOLD SEEKERS, arn trom Our special correspondent, Mr. Deuig) Bee Carty, who left the city of New York in Reptember lust, foe the jurpese of exploring the gold regions of Pike's Peak, and who ns recently returned to Leavenworth, K. T., that these mines fre capable of yielding the vrecious id such abundance ato natlsty the moat extravagant of gold seekers. 4 jut Renee and Missourt the greatest exchament pra imerchants, farmera, bankers and, to fact, all clases of val copie, are moking active preparations for a star: to.tbe mines Barly 18 the epring. Mr. Mecafty also informs, us iat although man yo! tbe enterprising, adventnrers have enriched themsel "em duciog the snort season they have worked in the minest they have puullered the most gevere petalies of physical sit Ls ¢ to malarious diseases, ia the form of fever anbague, dy seatery, diarrhea, flux, cholers and morbus. thous: ness, coughs, colds, ‘cramp, induenze, ee with NueuTune isnt! lumbago, swollen limbs, liver corp! cost digestion and otner ailments, whuch exposure, oxclrement vad nccssant Tabor entail upon ‘the inte irigiifu wrecks maing those who bad net te or fore/hougnt to carry with Radway’s Reads Regulating Pile ‘Those wko were provided ies Yow neta single lay from sicknees of ames complains. Mr. MoOarty Tile tom yumaber of the wiek, and ptering, Murong the ald of whe used i jun ir ostines at i 's Peak gold mines wes wih Radway’ Resdy Relief and Rogalutien rated mires the ready relief is now selling oot Und tho pills at $1 per box. ee In all caser umors, uli sores, bi cata, nodes, bronchitis serofulay, Radway’ Tenovalng radolvop: should be cd Price of Radway’s r: its, 50 cents an: ay Hotie. Price” oF pile. 3S ‘eoula pes tek. sole ie : . eel : sin everywhere, aud RADWAY & Ode, 6g Palton streak OOK CANDY, GUM DROPS, 4 PLAIN AND FANCY canna” sui 1 ES ET aay INGER’S SEWING Mas CHT #E8, In point of beauty, duraly ity, pestection of work, greatly capacity 0 machines can compare with 87 NGEWS, New and iupeu: machines at icon. B Weie & 00., 458 Brondway. faints Dove hen rin. gaat SEWING M ACHINES S ‘or ail mannjseturip g purposes hava ® great repute. tion earn’ the'products of these Sanches we extra T.HCSINGER & 00., 488 Brondway, TEARNS & MARV Th's ATA GES AND JEWELRY, WwW ‘Brite AND ATED WARE, For sale by G. C, ALLEN, Tenporter and manufacturer, 45 Rr, one door below Ouaal strent (Formerly No. 11 Wall street) ATT'S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ASNIMILATER epilepsy, neuralgia, rheumatism, incipieat conse convulsions, ‘nervous hexdaeie, masiering the most mabxbaut nervond aflectoa, strengthen: ing bodily and mentity, JOHN PYNE & 00, sale ptoprie- tore, 107 asean siveet, N.Y, Hayes, Brooilya. St per bottle. RQ sNoRes FaMILY SEWING MACHINGS, ey work aud goa tcpks warm For gov 0d TDK tata mx r La a