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pg elements of dirense, and leave us again, auother brief interval, the enjoyment of leaner streets ani purer air, IMPORTANT FEOM WASHINGTON. UR RELATIONS WITH NICARAGUA. ereumptory Orders to go Out To-day to Our Naval Commanders. Dur Home Squadron to be Imme- diately Increased, HE CONDUCT OF SIR GORE OUSELEY MISSION TO NEW GRANADA, ko, &o., &o. Our Special Washington Despatch. Wasuincton, April 4, 1869. Ran Runnells, the newly appointed Consul at San Juan ol Sur, Nicaragua, left hore to-day with despatches for neral Lamar, und also despatches to Commodore cCluney of the Home Squadron, and Commodore Long the Pacific Squadron, which go out in te-morrow’s eamer from New York. ‘These deepatches are understood to be, as stated yester- y, of a peremptory character, and will show to the fvernment of Nicaragua that the United States will no er submit to their double dealing policy, If Sir William Gore Ouseley bas been weak enough, as is feared, to yield to the influecce of Mr. Manning, tho ritish Consul in Nicaragua, end exceeded his iostruc- ions, he will prove himself unfit for the important task undertook, and ought to be immodiately recalled by government, Great activ.ty prevails in our navy yards in getting Lady veeseis for immediate service, Tho Lancaster, San Jacinto, Constellation, John Adams, Levant, prtemouth, Mohican, Wyoming and Norragansett have een ordered to be prepared for sea immediately. As I advised you yesterday, Mr. Jones has withdrawn is declension of the mission to Bogota, and has been dered to report immediately to the State Department. is necessary to gend the Minister to Now Granada off at 0, and Mr. Jones’ vacillation has already caused the sof movth. As the voyage to Bogota involves a long urney through some of the most unhealthy portions of 6 tropics, during the prevalence of the yellow fever gon, there is some fear here that Mr. Jones may wisb delay his cepurture toa period whon he can make the burney with greater safety to himeelf, Such @ course fould involve great detriment to the public interests. In the mattor of the Boston Post Office, the State Street ommitiec, instead of sending on spagic for indemnity ve sent a letter controverting the foatuasier General's oaitions as to time, nature and items of indemnity. Mr. pen’s estimates have been received, and will be con- dered at once. ‘THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH. Wastixcros, April 4, 1869. Mr. Ran Runnels, the newly appcinted Consul for San Joon del Sur, left Washington this afternoon, to go out in morrow’s #wamer, and wii] bear despatches to General ar. It is said Mr. Mix, chief clerk of the Indiau Bureau, has Jen offered the Commissionersh{p, but that he declined. le, however, bas been appointed Cum missioner ad interim, 11 the successor to Governor Denver shail be sel cted. The goverament will await the ratification by the New tunadian Congress of the Senate’s amendment to the Herran treaty before it will act on the subject of the bonage and cther taxes, provided for by the treaty of B48, and which General Herran has been sojourning here p arrange. ‘Lieutenant Parrott, of the Navy, has been ordered to sport to Captain Ingraham for daty at the Washington An opinion has been expressed in official quarters that necessity may occur for an extra cession of Congress, ing to the condition of our foreign relations. An upasval.y large number of proposals for the Southern ail service are in form ofjstar bids—that is, the contrac- 18 to carry tho raails by any mode they may choose, ithout beiwg confined to particular classes of vehicles. ssuracees have been given from varions quarters that brtain banks will freely advance money oa contractors’ idencee of service, 'The Connecticut Eiection, Hanrronp, Apri! 4, 1859. The republiceps bave olected all four of their Congress- on, their State ticket, and @ majority of the Legislature, Wi returns from the First Covgressivaal district give wight Loomis 166 plarality, and clects him, FE. Clari, }., Who rau ss en independent candidate, received 270 ptes in the district. New Haven, April 4, 1859, In the First Congressional district Loomis, republican, Dolteved to be elected, In the Second Congressional district Woodruff, republi- n, is elected by 480 majority, Tie jeads his ticket by arly 300. Lie majority in this ciny is 229. But little has been heard from the New London district, ht the indicatious are that Burnham, republican, is soted by several hundred majority in the Fourth Copgressional district Ferry, republican, jelected. in this city the two democratic representatives are eloct- to the Legislature, being a gain of one, ate Senator ia the Fourth district is the Fifth Senatorial District, Wooster, republican, ig pposed to be elected. 4 the Sixt Senatgrial district both parties claim the ction of thelr man. 1 this city the democratic State ticket has 112 majority. the county there are 15 democrats and 15 republicans jcted to tue House, being a gain of two democrate. Brivagy April 4, 1859. atorial district, completo, gives Pratt, oun, democrats, a majority of about 100 ‘airfiel’, Strafford and Trumbutl, he derocrats clect their representatives in Monroe, ntington, Rastou, Weston and Weatport. rhe republicans elect their Judge of Probate in Bridgo- t, Fairfiett, Stratford and Weston. Warernvay, April 4, 1359, rhe vote in this city to day is as follows:—For Gover- 1 Prait, democrat, 754; Buckingham, republican, 640; aberly, ol! ine whig, 69. ‘or Congross, Arnold, democrat, 737; Woodruff, repud. 5, 052; Anstin Baldwin, old line whig, 63. , for Stato Senator, Wileoxon, democrat, 750; Wooster, ublican, 647, |. J. Welton is elected Judge of Probate, representatives, Buckingham, 750; Brown, ‘788; ksbury, 654; Holmes, 638; Platt, 71. Buckingham and wn, democrats, elocted by 127 majority, ‘umber of votes polled, 1,486, Election tn Loutsvitte, Ky. Loursvitan, april 4, 1859, ‘he opposition bave elected their M. ayor and a majority ho Counc:!, Eightoon opposition and six democratic bers of the latter are known to bo chosen, ——— ee, St. Louls Munietpal Biection. St. Lovrs, April 4, 1869, complete returns from various wards indicate tho lection of O. D. Filley, the republican cundidavs fo vor, by from 1,000 to 1,600 majority. The voto polled ery large. secede Fire at Dansville, N.Y. { Rocumsren, April 4, 1859, 1 National Hotel, together with several tins blooks of Hings, 'n Daneville, Livingston county, wore destroyed ire yesterday. Tho total lors oxcoeda $60,000. Thore put littie of the property insured, ——— The Weather at Montreal, Monrnmar, April 4, 1869 snowing slightiy. Thermomoter 26 do. eather m is above Zero. eo wteanors arrived from Boucbory ile this ferenoon, fico is stili fast at Sorel, ll NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1859.—TRIPLE AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL. SEW YORK LEGISLATURE, Sonate. Atnany, April 4, 1859. ‘The bill to authorize the removal of the New York Min- ing Company was ordered to a third reading. ‘The Brooklyn local assessment bili was sent to be re- ported complete, Mr. Noxon called up the bill regulating the rates of wharfoge in New York avd Brooklyn, ai the report of the committee was agreed to and the Dill ordered toa ae ro the bill to ide for the nt Mr. AMES up the provide for the paymet of the ivterest on the Canal Commissioners arafts, and it wor ordered to a third reading. Mr. Scfrt moved to make the report of the committee on Mr. Wetmore’s claim to a seat from the Eleventh dis- atten special order for to-morrow, at 11}¢ o'clock. BILLS PASSED. nfiighass Seve or ae bain ee ‘To increase the capital stock of the Brooklyn Fire In- barre gg exempting household furnitare and tolls from distress tor rent. The bill to eer ae hon New York pt Sagan He Wapenythng ed _ tion to reconsider was on Op motion, Mr. Diven’s resolution inquiring into the contracts made in the State prisons, and the manner of making them, was adopted, porate tho Now York astronomical Observatory. incor] tho New Yor! '. BY porsasertie capital stock of the Albany and Susque- hero prouet tho Uberty of witnesses. The bill to provide paymect for the work done on cer- tom parts of the Erie Canal was lost and laid on the table. The bill to incorporate the Railroad and Steamboat Accident Insurance Company was laid on the table. Assembly. Apany, April 4, 1859. ‘BILLS PASSED. To supply cach member and officer of the Legislature with one copy of the Colonial History. To amend the Sun Mutual Insurance Company’s charter. The bill to authorize the leasing of a portion of the Ontario County Court House to the United States came up for final passage. Mr. Hurcmson moved to recommit, in order to insert ay amendment providing that the portion so leased never be used for tho trial of an alleged fugitive slave. Mr. ©. 8. SrEnckR spoke in favor 01 theamenament. He culled attention to the scene in Boston when the Court House was surrounded with chaing and filled with United Stats marines,and declared himeef in favor of aggressive iegizianen on tue subject of slavery tw the utmost extent warranted by the conatitution. The motion te recommit was lost by 35 to 42, and the bill passed by 67 to 24, EVENING SESSION. Mr. Tomumson (dem.) rose to a question of privilege. He etated there was at present in seasion a special com- mittee, and one which was driving through the New York city railroads. As aparty in the interest hoe de- sired to be present at the meeting of toat com- mittee, but also to be present on the floor during the session, There were but few democrats here, and he felt the more anxious on that account to be present—at icast, to hold up his hands against such acts as he believed must be regarded asthe acta of speculators. He could could not be in both piaces at once; and he desired to know whether the special committees are not bound to rise when the Houge meets, and attend it sessions ? ‘The SrgaxeR replied, thathe had no power to order their altendance that he knew of; and desired to know if the genticman from Now York wished to make any motion? Mr. TomrNson—I move, then, a call of the Honse, Ido this pot to embarraes, but in order to compe! the attend. ance of the committees hero, Mr. Hevcmson suggested that a motion be made to no- tify the committee# to attend. Mr. Tom1yxson then withdre whis motion for a call of the house, and moved the speaker be requested to notify the committees that the bouse is in session. Alter some delay Mr. ToNtINSON again rose,and stated be had beard from an officer of the house, that he nad notified the committee to attend, but that no notice was twken by them of his doing so, He (Tomlinson) there- fore moved a call of the house, The motion was lost. Tho Averill Ore Bed claim came up in Committee of the Wile. The bij} was debated for a long timo. The wR denounced the contract under which the pretended claim was made as a swindle. On motion of Mr. Conkuna, the names inserted in the bill as commissioners were stricken out, and the appoint- ment left with the Governor. All recognition of the alleged contract was also stricken from the bill. A motion by Mr. Durrsa, to allow an sppeal from the decision proposed by the commission, was lost by 32 to 38. The bill was then ordered to a third reading. The Governor sent back, with his voto, the bill appro- priating money for the payment of the interest on the Cana! Commissioner's drafis, on the ground that no rate ——— was specified, and seven per cent might be claimed. ‘The House then reconsidered the vote on the passage of “i bill and inserted six per cent, and again passed the i. ‘The following billa were ordered to a third reading:— To establish an Insurance Department. In relation to the incorporation of fire insurance compa- nies in Brooklyn. To protect country banks against improper retention of their notes. ‘The New York and Harlem Railroad bill. ‘Twenty-three bills have been read and passed to-day, and forty-six ordered to a third reading. Railroad Committee Meeting. Aunany, Aprl 4, 1860, ‘The three epecial committees on the three New York railroad bills met in joint session to-night. Mr. L. R, Lyon was chairman, and Mr. James B, Reilly secretary. A. Oskiey Hall and others, in behalf of the roads, and Messrs. Opdyke, T. Bailey and Myers, in opposition. After hear- ing the argument the committee adjourned until to-mor- row morning. ‘The Senute Committee on Literature will hold their final meeting on District Attorney Waterbury’s School bill for the city of New York on Wednesday afternoon, It is un- derstood that the committee are favorably dispoged to the bill, The first train on the New York Central Railroad from the West, on the new time, table arrived this afterneon balf @ minute ahead of time. Arrival of the Indian. PORrLAND, April 6—1:30 A. M. ‘There are as yet no signs of the steamer Indian, nbw dae at this port with Liverpoo! dates of tho 284 ult. Crevasses In the Mississippi. New Orirans, April 2, 1859. There are several large crevasses in the Minsissippi above this city, They thrgaten to causo great damage, and the water is higher than last year. New Orenans, April 4, 1859. The crevasses are flooding mamy plantations at Dia- mond Island, and great fears are entertained of a break Juat above the city. Five hundred men are employed strengthening the levee. The river is nine inches higher than it wae last year at Vicksburg. News from San Francisco. St. Louis, April 4, 1859. The overland mail arrived here last evening, bringing San Francisco dates of March 11. The loas of the express bag deprives us of our usual news summary, and the few scattering papers received are quite barren of news. The ships Argo, Carrier Dove and Edward Stanley had arrived at San Francisco from New York; the Winfield Scott from Boston; the Elvira from Cardiff; the bark “Kuplo”’ from Glasgow; and the —— Bird from Hong Kong. Arrival of the Coatzocoalcos at Sew Orleans, Nuw Onueas, April 2, 1869, The steamship Coatzocoalcos, from New York 23d ult. via Havana, has arrived at this port to take her place in the Tehuantepec lin Vormidable Indian War Threatened. St. Lous, April 8, 1859. ‘The St. Joseph Journal learns that an extensive war is on foot between the various Iodian tribes on tho Plains, headed by the Minweoougnes, and that negotiations aro now pending between the Gheyennes, Arapahoes, Crows and other tribes. Southern Ocean Steamer Movements, Savanman, April 2, 1859, ‘The Star of the South arrived at her wharf at 5 o’cloek thig afternoon, Ail welk Markets. New Onteans, April 2, 1869, Cotton has declined a quarter of a cent, Sales to-day 6,000 bales middling at 11.Xc. ‘New Onueans, April 4, 1869, Cotton—Sales today 3,000 bates at irregular but ge- nerally unchan; prices. Sugar dull at 6%jc. for fair, Cotton freights to Liverpool, 344. Monts, April 4, 1859, Cotton market dull; sales to-day 460 bates, at 11760. a 12c. for middling. CHARLESTON, April 2, 1869. Cotton rather inactive. Sales to-day 1,700 bales, The decline from the highest point of the week has been equal 4 quartor cont on the better grades, and @ haif w treo quarters of a cent on the lowor qualities. Cartaston, April 4, 1869, ‘There was an improved demand and a better feoling in the cotton market today. Puraperrua, April 4, 1859. Breadstuft’ very dull, Wiour tends ibenwark, Corn dectining: yellow 860, Lard dull. Butter unaottled: Bales 20,000 1b8., at 100. a 1! vi $ sag 50 s 412%. Whiskey declined: sales Atnany, J Sales 14,000 bushols ngihe lake shore barloy at 750. Civeinvany, April 4, 1859, Plour dull and iv + enles 600 Ddin., at 8 50 A $5 60 for superdoe Vhiekey dull at 23\¢0, Proviaions dull. Falk sides—sales 60,000 Iba, at Ro. Mose pork held at $17 50 for city brands. “Lard offered at le, to call. ‘The Family Herald. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM NICARAGUA—THE WA‘ QUESTION IN EUROPE—JAMRS STEPHENS FOUN) GUILTY AND SENTENCED—ANOTHER WIFE POLSON ING CASK IN VIRGINIA KB SICKLRS THIAL—PRO- BABLE SETTLEMENT OF THG PARAGUAY DLFFI- CULTY—LOCAL NEWS—MARKE&T REPORTS, ETC. The Famiy Hera, in is issu of W nesday, will ooa- tain, mong other matter , Important News from Nicaragua Seizure ef the American Transit Steamers and Imprisonment of american Citizens; Conclusion of the Stepbens Trisl—Found Gullty apd Benteuced to Death; Shocking Wife Polsoning Osse in Rappsbann ck county, V ginin; Commencement of the ‘Trial of Daniel K Sickles in Wash ngton City; Letiers from our Correspondent in Paris, Brussels and Berlin; Interesting from the Paraguay Expedition—Probsble Settlement of the Dill culty; Tvauguration of the Tehuantepec Railroad, with all news of the week preceaing of an interesting character, all the local cewsof New York and the adjoining cities, Police Reports, ‘Theatrical notices, &0., 4e {t will sly contain s report of the condition of the New York Cattle Market, the retail prices of all kinds of Family Marketing at Washingtos Market, Com: mercial and Money Market Beports, Marriages and Desthe for the week, anda large quantity of miscellancous reading matter, ‘Terms—Two dollars per anaum—eingle copy tour cents. fo be obtained at the office, and of all news agents, Advar- ‘Yscments inserted at the usual HeRaLp rates. Wirvssses or Covrrs Manrrrat.—Attorney General Black has given his opinion to the Secretary 0 War, hee that courts martial have no power to com- pel the of witnesses not in the military service; nor has avy court or magistrate power to compel the at- tendance of witnesses for the purpose of making deposi- tions to be used before courts martial. Sas or a Hogse.—The famous horse Young Hunter, being part of the stock of the Josiah Wheeler farm, Has lately, boon sold to Piiny Fish, by George R. Hichborn, for $750. Dears or A Murpener.—About a vear since, Sa- rab J. Gould, of Lewiaville, St. Lawrence county, a school \eacher, was murdered by James E. Eldriuge, a young man who was thought to be engaged to her in marriage. He was trigg and convicted of the murder, but a new trial was ordered, which was soon to have taken place; but he died of consumption, in the Canton jail, on the 24th uit, 'The Latest Drawings of the Legalized Lotte- ries, as reported to WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS OF THR DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI £TATE LOTTERIES, Ofictal Drawings, by Telegraph. DELAWARG LOTTERIES. ‘The sul Commissioners appointed by the Governor of the Btare of be! rete suverintead the d awiog of a lo ery auiborized by the Legisiature, havi this day attended the drawiog of the Lottery tur the Benefit o tho sate of Dela- ware, do Lereby certify that the following are pumbers ‘hie day drat which were wn from the wheel, viz:— Exrea Orass, No, 213, Ariz 4, 1859, 80, 38, 20, 73, 1U, 47, 19, 68, 37, 71, 70, 12, 60, 74. ‘Oxass No. 214, Apnit 4, 1869, 10, 70, 74, 14, 68, 59, 67, 19, 8, 11, 36, 48, 73. Se Eh cali aenbinn wake Aine Rn eeser sw Pras “eae ettet: Meee 1) . Jos BEAL. »{ Commissioners, GEORGIA LOTTERIES. ‘The subscribers, Commissioners appointed to superintend the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby oertlty that the tollowing are the numbers which were drawD from the wheel, viz:— Crass No. 211, Aya 4, 1859. 59, 15, 37, 8 51, 43, 21, 2, 66, 9, 23, 1, 39. Exrra Crass, No. 212, Arai 4, 1850. 51, 76, 29, 16, 70, 64, 45, 78, 17, 44, 15, 88, 55. And thet the said aumbers were drawn {a the order in which tpees our bande at A\ Ga., this Monday, April 4, 1859. F.C. BARBER, } Commlusloners, LP. med fhe ORR Rone 5 00.3 Soa “Augusta, oorgia: White's Own, something entirely New In the soft bat line. imported b; Me fron Pen of Ps can be seen at 216 Broadway, under Barnum’s ‘Museum, ae Geo, Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor 8S! —This iotmitable article may be obtained of the sole manufac: turers, G. & 8. SAUNDERS, No, 7 Astor House, and of various agenis ; imess our April 4, 1868. throughout the city. Grapes Rew Emocgrapate: sud Wine Ast footy Te ot Photographs deguerrectypes, and soft hts, now ready. Every article entirely new, and atvies which surpass any other house in the city.” Aso chiidren’s fancy trunmed bata, just received fron Paris. WHITE, 2i6 Broadway, under Barnum’s Museum, Don’t be Frightened.—Folks fancy that because KNOX makes an elegent, fashionable and stylish hat hie charges must necessarily be bigh ‘This is not 80. He sells his hanr'somest and best hats at $4. Make your spring urchnses at his establishment, No. 212 Broadway, corner ot ultoa street 216 Broadway, under Barnuin’s Mascum. spice Have you seen “White’s Own,” the New style of ventilating soft bat? The only place they can be found is at WHITE'S, 216 Broadway, under Saroum’s Mu- ssum, They Please Ladies and Children.—If you have uct procured your seet covering at CANTRELUS, one call will convince you ot their excellence. 813 Broadway. Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Made to order, $80 per dozen; ready made, all prices, MOUDY'S Shirt Manuiactory, 262 Broadway. F.Y, Sintmproved Mrench Yoke Shirts, a new yle, warrant to fit; made on! ty BALLOU BRUTHES, 409 Broadway, N. ¥- moe -Cautton to Ladies.—The only place In New York where you can obtain Este’s shoes, is at T. HILL'S, 571 Broadway. . Young Men just Starting in Life should ob- toe le pai ge examination at FOWLER & W4LL9", 303 rondway. = Grover & Bater's Celebrated NOISELESS TAX ee MACHINES, lo 4 Broad w: New We have one of GROVER & BAK AE's In cur own hen, and we must sty, in justice to the manufacturers, that it ta ag good as it was represented to be.- N.Y. Ledger, Apru 2, Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines, Office 505 Broadway, N. ¥. Herring’s Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadwey, corner Murray st , NY, Looking Glasses, Ol Paintings and ram. GOOD AND CHEAP, AT M. P. WHITLOCK S, ‘ais No, 966 Canal, opposite Wooater street. ee onet, = Ki nic Ten for One Dolar.—Also, ten ponnde coffee $1, at CARISTIANSON’S, 216 Greea- Ten Pounds Coffee $1; a sugars reduced tn price, at REDFORD’ jest of Ten 91; 43 Sith avenue. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent powder proof locks snd cross bare. Also, fire and barglar arlor eaten lege Place; Gormerly 193 Pearl sureety? nee Orne Of Co ROBERT M.IPATRICK, Are You Going to Europe?—If ou have Your fe nausea aguiet drowring for $08 by es cbusibg a vest of the Dels Preser v7 Chung a veut of the Welano Llle Vreserving Coat’ and V sat wee Father, Mother or Guardians will allow child or ward to bo ex; to da ben they can havetbelr lives inmured by pucenantos Wee ee serving garments at the same price of other clothing, of the Helano Life Preserving Goat rong. ‘e snd Vest Company, No. 256 Grandjean’s New Improvement Again on the Puman hair—Interesting consnitation; prevenie baltuees aray hair; warranted. 60 Twelfth atrect, corner Broadway. Cure Your Congh.—25 Cents. __118 Third avenue, near Fourteenth street, The best Spring Bed in Ext 1CO— (Howe elllpte), ab from $8 10 86, at 518 Broadway. Can re 4 Barry’s Tricopherous: Is the Best and cheapest article (or droasing, reverving and restoring toe bale en ye bd i ee eee Eye and Ear.—Dr. Lighthi alist an ‘auriat, has removed to 27 Bond street, snaps bau Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, the beat in the the beat int Rn made. Sold and applied ec, Wigs and Toupee and fey dye privenly Cristadoro’s Hair tho best In the world, applied. No. 6 Astor HDl’s Hatr brown... Depot, No. 1 druggisis, wi House. ‘e—50 conts a box, black or Surclay street, 399 Broadway, and stall Ropture Cared cure wuse. They also popen cle par cen bares veina, supporters and shoulder! ‘braces Instruments for defor- mities mage to order, No 2 Vooey street, Astor House, Holloway’s Pills and Ointment Safest medicines in existence. The pills ares sure then arth bind and agne, and all complaints of the stomach and bowels, oinunent never fails in eum Tinensea. Manutncwory 80 Malden ane Mem, mnee aerorUla pasanialicadeaneanaeinanns tetlinhd thfal Physteal Exerc B Gymnasium, No 6 Rast Twootv-eighih sires, Kennedy will be at his Offre, No. 1 treet. (ander the Pmitheonian,) during Theeday, vee! ‘Thurvoay apd Friday of thie week, All who are afticted with eerolnle, or auy disease of the akin, are requested White's Spring Styles of Gent’s Hats, Caps SHEET. Marevilla. Maravilla, MARAYILLA. TO EVERYRODY AFFLICIEY WITH BALDNESS, 10 EVERYSODY TROUGLED BY DANDRUFF, 10 KVERYBODY ANNOYED BY THEIR HAIR FALLING GOT, a TO EVERYBODY SUFFERING PROM SIOK HEADACHE. A remedy at last discovered. MARAVILLA, MARAYILLA. MARAVILLA. The rhotors of this Justiy celebrated a Aol afer the mareville to tbe public ns c compiate bale seslorer ‘They uc not feel # thelr duty w deoouue other pre yaretiont advertiwed & produce similir rerilta, ror WH inauit the oAueve a0 und epee of the public by log windes wale aul for itto eay, dhe waravills wil! bring bask the bair wren ype rently entirely ‘and tf need as dir: WILL PRODUCE ULOBSY And preserva to the bair though one re ote geo re sory satu, one cs ol renpecaals druggisia and Cancy goods dsslers, ‘ORARLES ERNEST, & CO., Price 80 cents. iiaoid wreen Now Work CakrexvR-—CaNFIELD —On Sunday oree: Varco, by the Rev. James Millett, at tho residence of the bride's motber, Mr. CHakius H. Caxpunter, of Beloit, Wis., 0 ‘Miss Sapa MaRia CANFIELD, of this city. Lane--Somes.—On Friday, April 1, by the Rev. Mr Sake Guo. E. Lang to Mary A. Somms, all of the city of ook !yn, Lxrevae—Powns,—Oo Mon April 4, by the Rov. Benjamin Adams, ELwoon Laren, of Elontowa, N. J., to Aneta Soraia Porn, of this city, SospesuaN—BxtwoMun.—Oo Sunday, April 3, by th Rev. Dr. Stottmann, of Waiker street Dutch church, Mv. (Ciasie SONDERMANN to Sirs. Many Anne BaTJUMUN, commer of Reade and Elm s‘reets, German papers please copy. MARRIAGES IN CALIFORNTA. Bose—Aicer —In San Francisco, Feb. 20, by the Rev. F. Mooshake, Juergen Buje, formerly of Marne, Holstein, to Mary Alger, formerly of Giueokstadt, both now of Sut Fraposco. ScHootey—Screnmien —In Marysville, Fob. 21, Daniel Schooley t Anna Schermicr. McKxax—Dinui.—At Leggett’s Ferry, San Joaquin county, Feb. 15, Ront A. McKean to Mary C. Dbb'e. Marrigws—or.anp.—At Santa Rosa, Sonoma county, Feb. 15, McKenney Matthews to Saran Holland. GuLer—KicaMoxp.—Ip Souoma county, Jan, 23, L. W. Gillet w Beuty A. Richmond. NewmaN—KicHaonp —In Sonoma county, Jan. 23, Jo- geph Newman to Laura Richmone PunkY—SParxs —In stockton, Feb. 22, Oliver H. Perry to Saran EK. Sparks. Snnwoop—Ross —In Nevada, Feb. 16, C. W. Sherwood to Charlotte M. Koss. Beit—Purry —In Sacramento, Feb. 24, G. I. Bell to Mary Jane Perry. Lioyp—Suerrizep —In San Francisco, EU. Ewer, Geo. A. Lioyd te Harriet Stef that city. CougN-—WaLvow.—In San Francisco, Fel 25, by the Rev Dr. Eckmao, Mr. Samuei Hyman Conen to Madame G. Waldow, both of that eiy. Mvcutanprink—Meaer —In San Francisco, Feb. 22, by Rey. F, Moosbake, Mir. Wa. Muchlenbrink ‘to Miss Mary Meiér, both of that city. Bach—TexKGHs*kN —In San Francisco, Feb. 23, by Rev. F. Moosbuke, atr. Fred. Bach, ‘of Kuighl’s Ferry, to Miss Mary Tergenéen, of that city. DawrTk—Hvons —la Sin Francisco. Feb, 28, by Rev. J.B. Saxton, Wm. Dewitte, of St. Louis, to Amelia A. Hogts, of San Francisco. Ronis Lakk.—In Voleano, Amador county, Feb, 20, m to Sarah E. Lake. RKY.—At Placervelle, Feb. 22, J. Miller to Mrs. Margaret Pourry. ‘BourGape —In San Francisco, March 3, by Ben- jamin Carman, Justice of the Peace, Mr. Louis Alexandre Maric Josephine Octavie Bourgade, both of feb, 22, by Rev. id, both of Mackky—Karouaiy.—In Sacramento, March 2, William Mackey to Margaret Karghain. BIRTHS IN CALIFORNIA. Hatcu.—In Sacrameato, Feb. 19, the wife of Dr. F. W. JAGER.—AL SI ger, of twins. Bryrg.—In Sacramento, Feb. 17, the wife of Mike Bryte, of a gon. ’ ButeotR.«~At Grand Igiand, Yolo county, the wife of J, P. Bullock, of a daughter. A Macratn.—Ip San Francisco. Feb. 17, Mra. Jas. J. Ma- grath, of a daughter. Wartsox.—In Sau Francisco, Feb. 16, the wife of 8. B. Wauison, cf'a son, Pomrroy.—At Rough and Ready, Feb. 12, Mrs. E. H. Pomeroy. of a daughter. ‘Vesicernotz —In San Francisco, Feb. 18, the wife of J. G. Vernigerholz, of a son. ‘Murray.—In sacramento, Feb. 9, the wife of M.K. Mar- phy, of a daughter. Harnis.—At Marysville, Feb. 15, the wife of H. Harris, of a son. Sueanger,—At Placerville, Feb. 13, the wife of M. K. Shearer, of a daughter. MeNeit. —In Sacramento, Fob. 17, the wife of John Mc- asta, Feb. 18, the wife of Charles A. Ja- Two Large Photographs for $1, at Mo- ; ‘ BAND'S allergy Broadway. The oldest extabllshment in | NOTA", piacerville, Fob, 12, the wife of BF. Murray, of a daughter. Rovrsox.—at Grizzly Hill, Nevada county, Feb, 8, the wife of J. R. Routson, of 4 so, Weatneite®.—in San Francisco, Feb. 23, the wife of L. Wertheimer, of a daughter. Basuor —At Fort Tejon, Feb. 10, the wife of 8. A. Bishop, of a daughter. CoLuxxt. t Alison Branch, Grass Valley, Novada county, Feb. 19, tbe wife of Mich. Colbert, of a son. Mooxk.—At Ophir, Placer county, Jan. 30, the wife of James Moore).of ‘@ daughter. GaPHARD Sacramento, Feb. 23, the wife of Johu Gepbarg, daughter. Lusingnn,—At loue City, Fob. 19, the wife of Christian Leininger, of a eon. Rosexnaum.—In San Francisco, Feb, 26, the wife of M. Rosenbaum, of a son. Burke —In Jackson, Amador county, the wife of John Burke, of a son Mancuesten.--In San Francisco, Feb, 28, the wife of George W. Manchester, of a daughter. Pirer.—At Whiskey Diggings, Sierra county, the wife of Wr, Piper, of a son. Died. Boyp —On Sunday, April 3,ofconsumption, Mr. Eowarp Born, in the 48th yeur of Lis age, a native of county Down, eland. Her friends and relatives of the family are respectful requested to attend bis funeral, trom his late residence, No. 866 Second avenve, this (fucsday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice, Beifaet (Ireland) papers please copy, #8 Qu Sulday morning April 3, Beszainn 1. je, 0 the S4th year of bit ves ano friends of the family gre invited to eral services, at his late ce, No. 38 t, tuis (Tuesday) morning, at half-past nine snd at Trimty church, New Roohelle, at four Canveyren The reis Cropsey.—On Monda; in the &8th year of b ‘The friends and to atiend ber funer c’elock, from the re Houston swe Cceack.—On Monday, April 4, Buta J., wife of Joseph Cveack, in the 48th year of her age. April 4, Mrs. Hesrer Crorsry, e intances are reepectfully invited on Wednesday afternoon, at two idence of R. W. Moore, No. 391 The relatives and friends of Join Wilson age rezect fally invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday, frou her late residence, No. 212 Atlantic street, Brookiyn. Dewsirm.—-On Monday, April 4, of consumption, James Dasxitrs, 2 native of Litchileld, ‘Statfurdshire, England, He was a privier, and bad been engaged in the Hiteaup office, until his disease rendered him unabie to labor, His funeral will take place from No. 14 Sussex street, Jersey City, this (Tuesday) aftornoon, at three o'clock.” Dvsrerkormr.—On Monday, April 4, Hxyxy Desree. roses after a jong and severe iliness, in the 69th year of is age. hee relatives and friends of the family, and also the congregations of St. James English Lutheran and Cherry streets Methodist churches, are invited twfatttond the fuae- ral, from the residence of his son-in-law, George W. Ilen- Grek, No 181 Orchard street, oa Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Farxixctox.—Suddenty,on Monday, April 4, Jax B. wife of Wih, H. Farrington, in the 27th year of her ago. ” The friends of the family are respectiuliy invited to at- tend ber funeral, from the residence of her husband, No. 101 Second street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday morn ing, at balf-past nine o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Springfield, L. L, for interment, Guirrm.—A\t East New York, on Monday, April 4, Jony vows GwyN, youngest son of the late Charles Grillith, 4 years, 11 months and 6 days, The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend bis funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at alata from the residence of his mother, East New ork. Horrt.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Apri! 4, of consum tion, Henny P, Hour, son of the ite Beary Holt, aged ty care, Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at three o’clock, from his Jate residence, Washington avenue, cggner of Greene street. The relasives and friends are respeetfully invited to attend. Boyr—On Monday, April 4, Euizanera, daughter of Brown and len Hoyt, aged 17 years aud 6 months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully McDowarp.—On Sunday, Ayril 3, James McDowaup, after a short but severe illness, aged 3 years,7 mouths and 6 ays, on of Thomas and Alice McDonaia. relatives aud friends of the fa ..\, are requested to attend bis funeral, this (‘uesday, « ternooa, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis ,»rents, No. 241 Rust Fourteenth street Mcies.—On Supday, April 3, » ter aling:rrg illness, Pavkick Meuxn, wn the 47h yea of bis age. ‘The friends and acquaintance the family are respens- fully invited to attend We funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, At One o'clock, from his late r.. idea, »v. +6 Tuomps rn Street, Rowyson.—On matey April 3, of congestion of the brain, Rewreca Jane, on! eehter of Thomas and Mary Robinson, aged 1 year, 10 » oniis and 24 rays. ‘The trends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her pareats, No. 85 Greenwich avenve, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remawe will be taken 0 Greenwood for tn- terment. Sauivs.—On Monday, April 4, Canons N., only Caugh- ter of Apna and the late Francie Saltus ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from ber ile r sidenee, M0: 17 Waverley place, ou Weanesday afternoon, at four ‘o'clock, without fartber inv tation. Sevppes.—On Monday, Aoril 4, (Ramos M., infant son of Jobn B ana Harriet 4. Ssacder, ego 1 year, 2 moaths and 10 daye. Funeral this (Tuesday) morning, at half-paet ten O’clork, from the residenos of bis parents, No. 202 Mun- roe steel His remains will be taken to Vernon Vuiley, Tattmapcr.—At St. Lucia, West ren ‘oa Thursday, Jan. 18, of gastric fever, after an iilness of threo 4, Crane: Wim Tarumiver, in the 28d year of ais age, cnly child of the late Charles W. Tallmadge, and grand son of the late Judge Mathias B. Talimadge, of this city. He was an officer in the Eoglish army, aad at the time of bis decease was stationed with his regiment at that PiVoonrcyy.—On Sunday morning, April 3, Mrs. Eizas- nen Wooonerr, wife of Charies Wousrutl aged 08 years. ‘The friends of the family, and th we of ner sons, James and David Baremore, are respect/ully Invited ty attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 300 West 2wen- taeth strect, this (Tuesday) morning, al ten o’ciock. Wathxr.—In Brooklyn, ou Satucday moraisg, April 2, Groncy WaLkEn, aged 64 years. His feienda, and those of his brothers, John and Daniel, are respectfully invited to atuend bis funeral, from hia late residence, No, 24 Clinton street, thia (Tuesday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock, witbout further invitation. DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA. PENDLETON. —At Horsetown, Shasta county, Feb. 9, B. 8. Pendicton, formerly of Litchfield, Conn., aged 32 years. Nuwviiik.—At Benicia, Feb. 10, Cora Fraaces, danghter of Jobn M. Neville, aged 3 years and 9 motos. Mattox —At Alameda, Feb. 10, Louisa, wile of H. A. Mattox, aged 32 years, late of Wiaconsin. Bovex.—At Siabtow@, Amador county, 4b, 8, George W. Badge, aged 36 years, torwerly of Mat Guirviy,—At Laporte, Sierra covuty, Feb. 3, Jennie F., only daughter of J.T. and A. R. Griffin, aged 6 years and 2 months. Moow.—In El Dorado, Feb, 12, Buel S, Moon, aged 26 years and }0 montbs,a pative of Ohio. OweExs,—In San Francisco, Feb. 19, of congestion of the brain, James W. Oweus, a native of Albany, N. Y., aged 26 years. WisaMs.—Nine miles from Marysville, Feb. 9, Marga- ret A., wife of John @. Williams, aged ¥2 yours. AvkLL.—In San Frauc soo, Yep. 22, Emilie Austio, wife of Alexander G. Abell, aged 37 years. Exyest.—In Stockton, Feb. 19, Oscar, son of Charles G. and Elizabeth Ernest, azed 13 mooth and 24 days. Tnomas.—At North 3in Juan, Nevada couaty, Win. Thomas, aged i8 years, formerty of Pousville, Pa Prarsait.—In Stockton, Feb. 23, Margaret A. Pearsall, &ged 16 months. ‘Mira. —At sea, on board the ship Imperial, Dee 23, Richard R. Smith’ of Lynn, Mass , of consumption. BiarveLt.—In Georgiana townsbio, Sacramento coun ty, Feb 25, Lucy R., wife of Jozoph H. Blaisdell, agod 19. Mounpey.—In Jackson, Amator counsy, Feb. 24, of con umptign, Joseph Mundey, formerly of Richtand couaty, hio, Heed 34 years. Sréwanr.—Iu Sacramento, March 1, William, only child of Mary Stewart, widow of the laic Wm. stewart, agod 3 montbs and 10 days. Dickgrson.—In San Francisco, Mirch 3, Mr. Josiah Nickerson, late of Boston, Mass., aged 23’ years and 9 montbs. fl ¢ MISCELLAN. BOUS. 10. ANN bTREBI—$3 80 CONG (; $4 00 calf dress RESS SHORE toring sie A’ JONES, and werrantec ANOTHER Gama cour D'Etar. THE LITERARY WOKLD. BAYAKD TAYLOR THY NEW vOuk MRRCURY. The proprietors of THE NEW YORK MEROURY respect. fully announce to the public that they have succeeded ka ef. feeting un cogagement with that diatingufthed writer, BAYARD TAYLOB, ESQ . to devote his graceful pen, in future to the literary service EXCLUSIVERY OF THE NEW YORK MERCURY! Apart, therctore, from his editorial associations with the Trt dune, his popular contributions to the literary genius of our couniry will Sppear IN NO PaPER BUT THE NEW YORK MERCURY !' in which wigens he will shortly commence a series of delight+ Pi on UBTRY AND ROMANCE OF FOREIGN TRAVEL, being & perfect crystallization of all the bumor, wit, anecdote ‘and ineia ent on SENSATION SIDE OF LIFE ABROAD! Notwithstanding the enormous outlay aiteudant upon the ao- cumulation of 6o many ony og and really graufying aurue- tioss, all Scolqned to render the New York Mercu: BURPASSINGLY CHOICE AND INTES: ING, ita proprietors, jndging from riny experiencs of the ast. are confident of the future, and believe that BAYARD TAYLOMW’S UNKIVALLED TRAVRI, SKETCHES will p: ove the moat snecessful coup d’etat yet attem >ted fn the annals of journalistic adventure, full particulars will appear in futare announcemnts, MBROTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF EVERY man his own movey maker, or pictures of chaos, made eee ee the > = of noose ging Cd education, freedom .e poor hous ma to Bt prison, and freedom to cold water. slid By HOLMES, 28 Broatw iy, THOUSAND BOTTLES OF WILSON’S AATR COTOR. erand Restorer are sold every day, because It is the best preparation for coloring the hair ever discovered; it t# only 2 nutngs © ; Hy iE i i bottle, or five for $1. TIRNOr A Dvn, papiepe tpt ad Brayve. .. <~1 vs uguuat Color, without dyé linen, It COLUbS, RESTORES AND BRAUTIFIES the hair after afew " ie te eee v Spplications; ig used like water, and will LIGHT BROWN TO A JET BLACK. ig the most eflicacious remedy for ali diseases of the hale and 8 OO SNTY.FI VE CENTS A BOTTLE. ‘rineipal depot 306 Grand street, New York. Sold by all ia; also, by Mrs. Heyes, 175 Fulton street, Broekiyn; irdand Walnut streets, Philadel & Co , corner of 1 hia, sole agents for saitadelphia, que TION Is solicited to the prices of CARFETINGS, ee urported for spring city trade— i Royal velvets. $125 to $1 60. Fuglish Brussels, We. to $1 25; fag: soy Ulleloths 3: At Hita IRNDSALL’S ARNICA LINIMENT. itis well known that arnica ig the best thi: ond jnfammation. 1 bis is the best lintmentin ng to allay pair tand be cured, No. 34 Beckman street. Twenty-ave con, LER'S PATENT IMPRO VED 7 me anoalden braces, & RUSSES, SUPPORT. at the Hulls iruss oftice, wi . M. BUTLLR, Froprissn SN im baiansi Bal sn BUNIONS, NAILA PEN oak cuted wrhent pain, so that the bon after the operation without the , © patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, g) tint, 760 Broadway. Reters to the physicians ae city. JLARKE, f6 WILLIAM STRERT.—SPRING 5s coats, al) colors, from $5 to Sil; business coats, sous, black frock coats, $1010 $13; aoublo breasted do., $16. New si: ek of clothing, &e, for o ; ato caer, “Shed uae irks Preach axinere BY be White street, sOBNR, U ATING THE ur a JATERERS FOR MESS ROOMS.—DON'T SP. oinner, in geuin “| / dinner, in geting, an Imitation of Lon & P -eraand {ruiters, JOHN DUNCAN & ~cle agenta, y SPEPBIA. LBDIARIVS MORNING CALL. remedy for this prevalent complaint, Lediard’s Morning waluable. The Pegular use of this celebrated tonic aa # beverage will convince the most skeptical of ita merits, lia all cases of iprangement of the functions of the stomach re- course should be had to the above remedy. Sold by drugmi xrocers and lignor dealera thro Depot outh William street. DP with MecurNrock’s raanty seprcrnzs. Wholeaaie depot removed to Peni vin’ *0. 4 ¥lewher atreet. All the othe wrappers ene oF tbe nig! nature of Gerri Norton, proprietor, euccemor w A. Cushmsa 1. A GOOD ring’ Wor- 1 Genulse tor sale Foul, rey ecable ro. INS, 490 Broadway, . ato howe the States. {AIRBANKS? STANDARD SAL. Adapted to every description of weighing, stor d the test of years, and for their inv adi. ave come to be the ACKNOWLEDGED STAND, DESORIPVIVE CaTALOG have successfully ANLE COARROTNESS ARD OF THE COU! . URS {urulshed ‘08 ‘apriedon FAIRBANKS ¥ UU, 139 way, New ¥. BOs AAO. eats “OT STYLE” rom YOUNG MEN, New in conception, Every strikiog point Original. azine Light as a feather, Dashing and dresey. The great hit Of the wenson, re GENIN, eae 507 Brosdwer, IGBLY IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.—KVIDENO® ‘ of the great superiority of Dr. REINS’S aystem of treat- ment: &y condition was euch after leaving the Hospital that no one would nor could give me sheller in ehouse wich other ooom ants. 1 bad to be placee in a stable in the rear of No. 18t al- become une mass of len sireet_ my whoie perann havi praition, « contivious uicerati comy me very carefully, and prouonseed the never 10:06: words, “I ehall cure you, John, and send good victua' fuely" at which the doctor laughed, and said that would be in Potter's firld in a few dava—inatead of whiok C wuencecmplined ieiwomonte “= SOUN BOnaesee ‘was accomp! "0 ry 4 Sworn to before Groxes G. Tartor, Commissioner of Deeds. Tsaw John Holmes, and know the above to be true. W. HiBBaRD, M. D., President of the Bo Insurance Company, J visited Joho Holmes ouriug bis ‘The he was in is beyond description. I was there Dr. Keine cailed. G. W, ISAAOS, No. 10 Firet street, of Fulton Market, N. B.—Acrofulous sffections, rhe umatis n, eatarrh, beredit itary diseanes in children aod asi and other chronic diseases, of both sexes, successfully treated by od HEL K, 649 Houston aueet, west of broudway, Refer nundrecs. b Fe WEBSTER & 00.’S ny other: “Geil ane exsmnive, or eead for's circular, betere purchasing. 449 Broadway. ADAME DU BOICE, ONE OF THE GREATEST D¥- dependent medical ‘clairvoyant physicians now veivre ive pub.tc, who has ao successfully treated aud restored the eyesight w tke bind and hearing to the deaf, to the wonteriog ew onishment of huncreds in the city of sostou during the past year, ie now ia New Jersey, N. J., and is located at 287 South bighth street, near the juaciiva of Newark avenue bergen and Jersey avenue stages pass withia a few : the door, where she respectfully invites all who are. icted with an’ Gisease to call. MAGRETC SALVE UNDER THE PILLOW- FOR DY& IVE pepsis, liver complaiot, and enees nub weilim before risirg. For wale by Ur. 8. B SMITH, 322 Canal atrecty end by druggists; also by Barnes & Park, 13 Part row. a ORG AN’S EXPOSE OF FREEMASONRY FOR SALE — Books apd engravings bought, sold or exchanged at the Gld Curiosity Bhop, 109 Nassau surest, ERVOUS HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, EPILEPSY, rheumatism, mental al debility, restiessuees, or Avy nervous affection instanuly reheved and permanently cared by Watts’ rervous antidote.” if itever fails we'll refund the: money. PYNE & CU., 109 Nasseu street sole progrigtora, CW 18 THE TIM¥ TO SUBSCRIBE, 10 THE PUBLIC. ‘The subscriber begs to announce to the trade, that be wild issue the first numter of MR. CHARLES DICKEXS’ entil Baa,” New monthly serial, RUUND THE Simultansously with its appeararce in Rogland, on the Let of June, This publication will be entirely disituct from “Housebold ‘ords.’ “aLL ROUND TBE YE4R” will contain, in addition to a xuy xovat. by Mr. Dickoos. « seriew of sttikiog papers by shat gentleman, on a variety of euhfects clesely ova the am usement, health and happiness of th le. Mr, Dickens will be aaai pre" “ata fll Round The Year."* ice B50. each fonshly part. THE SUBSCKIPTIUN BOU! All peveons wishing to aubdscribe will please forward SPECIMEN “CUPS SEAT TREE BY GRCLOSING & OfnT STAMP. FOLLOWS:— faucy of its renders ‘Three months, 15 T will send “ALL RouND THR YRaR,4 GODEWS LADY'S BOOK, LCUSEHOLD JORDS, fer $8, FRANK LESLIE'S MAGAZINE, KNICKERBOCKER, Address F. A, BRADY, Publisher, pacino Dickens’ Household Words and Al 126 ‘The trade supplied by H. Dexter & Co., 113 Nassau Ross & Tousey, 121 Nassau street; Hendrickson, Blake & anki for aslo by sll boot seers and throughout And for ssile by el ne the United States and Canadas. oe NS. STERKOSCOPIC VIEWS.—D. are continually adding new and pictures to their large and varied assortment, an assortment: newly riade up, and contatni , taining nothing but carefully selected pictures—no old stock _ 4 a tiery variety 0/ boxes and alldes on band, and sold ‘nt re- juced Fates. Btereoseopie pictures of individuals aad fami): ups taker in beautiful style, and gueranteed. “— Tn adettion to an exteusive stock of imported pictures, they are sole agents for NEW YORK STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY. who are constantly manufacturing new pictures, to which the attention of purchasers ts directed, ag equal to the best, and cbeaper than apy of the good views now offered for sale ‘The best glass slides of Bj Land, Switzerland, a, BD pet gravy retal, 7" Me Holy Land, 6 D. APPLETON & CO., Fos, 348 and 243 Broadway. corner of Leovard street. N.B.— Persons at a distance, by remitting $10, $15, $20 oF wil receive to that amount in an excelent lustrument carefully selected pictures, of such styles as they may indicate, pe IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE, FROM DE VENOGE ound the Year, jassau street, N. ¥. PPLETON & 00. attracuve stereoscopis: @ UU., EPERNAY, rungs As used at the Tmnperial tables on the Continent of Europe, Can bé bed at ali the leacing hotels, and from all the prinepad. dealers roughout the ccuntry. sas ¥. V. HAUGHWOUT, Importer, Corner of Broadway and Broome atreet, JILVER PALTED WARK, SILVER PLAY&D WARE, SILVER PLATED W SILVER PLATED W. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, BNGLISH AND AMEKIOAN, ENGLISH AND AMERIC: ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, for sale at ap IMve: ENSE REDUVCTIO; IMMeNSE REDUCTION. IMMENSE REDUCTION. W. J. ®. DAILEY £00, a 631 nod 633 Broadway, Sc Pasar G MACHINES. — ALL, ERSUNS Wi Suda Zanes ap sare purchasers exp: cied them ‘6 do, are tae ‘8 aoe ated ee then 10.40 any kind of MRINGRH A COs ae Broadway. Se Binns tracting universal attention. harbearadinel alte betes Oa oe mh eb ay I. M. SINGER & CO., 458 Broadway, within four hod macbines— it bas trebled ) EWIN been torm the work that formed that Singer's Work. No one ia ever d L viving prosperity of the country. ‘The prices of our Buachines Bere been I. M. SINGER & ADVERTISERS, ‘The proprietors of the WEEKLY DAY R00! might present: many Eestimontals of the value of thetr jourtel ae ‘al, advertion joy medium. but they simply eabmit the following leter from tbe Napoleon of advertisers, Mr. Robert Bonner, which he ve- Fale ae tae No man, we are sure, knows the ad- = eo WEP \horoughlytban Mr. ENTLEMEN— adverdae? extensively in Dedshoncte eke bleaare to Saag iat, Pha era try, novwithatanding I have. am pod 4 eign meal eee sta ement cheerfully, UAL you should have ube credit of it. y A st Rooket Boxwen The WEEKLY DAY ROOK wf Maal ureday afiernoon, and all who desire to avall hhomebives ot the advan tages it offers for advertia ‘Thursday morning bas s larger coun an other weekly newspaper published in New Yors, and a6 t 0 copies a eld, Of ita own, principally in the fodth and Sout- itaforda a medium of adi 6 not to be had in any invited to aitend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at | fYRENCH CAS FIXTURES, 7 | PRUNES, VALISES, BAGS, to—WHOLESALE AND Uree o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 4 REDUCTION IN PRICRR, Seed of Wi B SSRORGR, Het Warren ane, comes First street, near the Bowery, niche aubecriber. previous to remov'ng to 625 Broadway, offers ae a OE nt : iaco) ioe papi 3, Issac R. Housman, aged H. DARDONVILLE, 445 Broadway, ee uae BAIB oyt Same, rucae. ‘Tho friends and relatives of the family are respectful TAXBOUTON'S fs a v be United States, Princt- invited to autond the funeral, thie (Glessag) jour. oh EX#CcTOR’s SaLe THIS DAY, APRIL. 5, pol depot HS Grand nirect Wiliamaburg. ten o'clock, from the Reformed Dutch church, corne: RWI Blecoker and West Tooth streota, His remains will ine 4 ee an Sata, 7 HO INVENTED THE SEWING MAGHINR? taken to Port Richmond for iitorment, of 285 valuable lots, being part Estabitebed 18i3, ‘are for gale at Sacramento, Cal., and Mobile, Aln., papors please copy. —— Prices $10, 844, 870, $40, $100, 8138, $10, SA "*7* Icxanast On Sunday Apri 3, Bae Looma, only the estate of James Chesterman, deceased. _Prices $0, $4, $70, $80, child of B. Frank and phia Ingraham. y orde! TOHES AND JEWELRY, Sonthe and 13 days, e y aged Lycar, 6 | __y order of George Chesterman, Rrecu W2 ine ot ti Inrgest and. tost eplendid. assortments of The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | yYRANCH CLOCKS, 2 | ee eS ee ae 8, As he ie tuvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her BRUN/MB, MECHANIOAL LAMPS, &o, flotrersis Rngland, aad Switzetiaud, ber is seabed grapofaiber, Joshua M. Variaa, No, 60 St, Mark's place, reduced prices, on account of removing to. 623 Rroad | to oiler an vausually’ large agsortment, aod at fhe rer this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. DADON VILLE, rf Broadway. prices. Also, Jewelry of all di ‘liver ‘and pinted Keay. —On Sunday morning, April 8, of disease of the AS FIXTURES, ae ware, dc, ke. Watches taken ia ¢: heart, at the residence of his brother, Myles, No. 3l East G GAS FIXTURES, GRO. Oy ALLS, Eperee. of and Jewelry, Boadway, Parma Kia, aged 84 yours GAs FIZTORES, 415 Broadway, one door below Gas athe fenlives and ends of tho Tay arp respectfully | GaS FIXTURES, REL OOS Soe Nelow Canal sh, formeriy 11 Wall at, invited to attond his funeral, to Calvary Cemetory, thie AS FIXTUOR) HISKERS OR MUBTACHES “FORCED” Core en COO oa 28 FRETS | WV rect hey Gee oe ca ae Laux On ril 4, at the resi 8 oI ‘or injury to the aki . of Jobin 0. Beebeok, Wo. 468, Hone streot, cra at | RaW STYLES, rn ae Wany adre 8 GRAHAM, 10 Naaaau Seeet Rewr Flizabeth, WikKK" LAUR, aged 86 years, NAW STYLER, Rronkagalber: 106 South Third street, tad Hayes Tis friends are reepecttully invited to attond the fune- NEW STYLES, RETNA ES TERRI A a ral,this (Tuesday) afVornoon, at two o'clock NRW STYLES, WINDOW SHADES, _"s Pyucovtats tn Maan Apr Jom Wcomma 0 | pmana tape for the 291. uaoe AXP AROTSTARES, rs, edhone tl A a nan rone, 4 ‘ages! 60 years. ‘May his foul rest in ro 7 9 ay jand, | SPRING TRADE, sratno Ali goods pertaining to the usbokteey, goods business, are te The friends ant acquaintances of the family aro reapect- SPRING 4 iy be found in greater vartety acd at lower prices— fully invited to attend bys funeral, from his Iate residence, | Now opening and for val: at extremely tow prices, by AURRUTY, BROTHERS & LOM diord avenue, near Myrtle avenue, Rast Brook t. DALLKY . ‘Broad aig Wedneeday afwrnoon, at half-past two oelock, to 63i and 683 Broadway, | Nk one Cemetery. AW INOITTUYE-A on anten. appanse, | 1. Q(0() 2O#)'S CEDRRRATRD RXTENSION TABLES Thiladelphia papers please copy. qi ARE wanen. apparss, | 1, An! dining room suits, very low, the super ph vy ‘tating price, box 1,699 New Xork Post ollos. ticok of the devolving firm ot HOUR & BON, 404 Broadwage LLL