The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1859, Page 5

pal, Bacon dull and nominal; Cumberland sold at 456. = 4 duil and ipactive; some offeri were He, Oe, atATectine,, allow had slighily advanced; bt; er's was quoted at 64 . a Bis. 6d. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, MaRcH 25. ‘The Brokers’ and other circulars quote ashes steady at Sugar ‘a 308. for pots, and Sis. 6d. for pearis. = quict. Coffe’ firm, but business limited, owing t! abort supplies. Rice firm; Carolion 238, a 26s, for good t > aera "Bark quict; Pbiladalphisy Qo. & 10e.° Ball more, $6, Cloverseed nominal, Timothy seed scarce and prapted; salen 4t 358. 0368. Cod onl aL. Sealol ve; nosar'® Of importance, Linseed oll steady at Palm oil ver,¥ Scarce, aud advancing. Rosia dull; to good com B00, dé. Bi, a da, Lid.; good to fine, Apuits Vurpentine firm, with a large ay close. Tea steady; Congou || LONDON MONFY MARNET, The market is slighuy more str ‘demand. The bullion in tue Bauk of Eu; ved £58,600 since the last week's retarn! 23(4., dollara be 1d., eagles 768, 334d. Console closed iday at 96 a 9654 for money, avd 964¢ for acoount. bergen iw yey Lo’ctock P. M.—Maron 26. have receded to 95% ‘new loans on Iudian and Russian account, oy AMENICAN STOCKS. Messrs. Baring, Brothers & Co. quote American stocks Bell & Co, report Stato stocks and ment was demanded at the | Unitea States Bar Silver 5s. | and read by AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL, Ons of the mcs: highly Interestiug scones of tho sessivt was: zh) ted do the Sevate cha: ber this morning. IL occurred In relation to @ bill introduced silver by Senstor Foote or Loveland, called the “ Personal Liéity”” Dil, which w.o :eferred ‘0 the Judiciary Committye 5? ia" rikee, 1. Oa" ins the genera! abolition doctriug Te sh tance to the Fug vive Slave law, disrespos. for the la of Congress, te decisions of tue Suprome Court of the aud disregard of tho coustitution, In a Word, it uadertook to prevent the return of aay fugitive flave who should be caught in this State. The Gommiltes on the Jadiciary made their report this morning, written Senvtor Diven, It repudiated the obscure and revolutionaay ‘octring of disobedience tw the laws of tho general government, declared it 'n 96%, owing to aunouncement of | to be the duty of the people to submit to the laws of Gon- grexs and the decisions of the courts, State or federal, until they are reversed or repealed, thus sustaining the right of masters to recover their runaway slaves in this State, ‘The report is elaborate and explicit. It ia wigued by Mr. Mesers. payes Improved demand, with an active market{rail- | tyen and Mr. Noxon, ropuDlicans, and agrood to by ties unchapged. The quotations are Penney Ivania 8) Penneylvania one 95 67 2eseesartessesaces peepee Bare ° Pennsylvania Ceniral 6's, firet mortgage...... The London Times of Saturday, March 28, reports Alight decline inErio bonds, Sales have been made of Iill- Bois Contral nt 86 discount: New York Central, 74% a 74; ‘Sinking fund nominally 35 a 35. LONDON MARKETS, MARCH 25. Messrs. Baring Brothors quote wheat steady at an ad- vance of 18., chiefly on fine qualities. White American, 888. a 425.; red, 348. 2408. Fiour 208. a 243. Iron steady. ' Welsh rails, £6 6s.; do. bars, £6 28. 6d. a £6 53.; pig, 62a. Sugar steady, and firm. Coifee firm. Tea also firm, at 1s. 13d. for Cougon. Spirits turpentine dull, at a alight decline on all qualities. Crude is held at 11s, ’ Rice quiet, Tinreeed cakes unchanged. Moderate business. Linsecd Oil quiet at 286. 9d. a 293, Sperm oi] £100 a £101. HAVRE MARKETS. Bavrg, March 23.—Coiton opened dull, but closed firm, tan advance of If. Sales of the week 10,000 bales; stock fn port 1€0,000 bales. Tres ordioaire 105f. Bas’ 100, Breadstois dull and declining. Provisions dull. Ashes firm: pots advanced considerably, and quoted at 423 a 442. for new; pearls quiet, but firm. Coffee firm. Oils unchanged. Rice buoyant, for prime Caroling. Sagar heavy. Lard dull: quotatious nominal, Whalebone steady, PASSENGERS BY THE CANADA. From Liverpool, for Boston—Mr not Mrs Stephen, Mr and ‘Mra Barree, Mra Warren and two cbildren. Misa Watren, Mra ‘McMillan, Wrand Mra Mddiewood, Mrs Hall and infant, Mr and Mra Chesney, Messrs Sliver, Mi ruce, Dawson, Kirkpatrice, Woo, iust, Seizrs, M riimer, Ray, de Goucherol le, Walte, Waltr,; Waker, Black» Eaton, Gordon, Barbour, Geldamid, Goodier, Bernard, Ogilby, Ber: Fie, Haod, Ouenbeimer, Martin, Watta, Magee, Stub! Jabling, ‘Hemer, Melier, Frazer, Rolie, Key, McGuire, Bartlet, Bar- nett, Pedder, Crossdule, Clarke, Francotte, Mr and Mrs Cutle: ‘and'4 children, Our Special Washington Despatch, PRESENTATION OF LORD LYONS TO THE SECRETARY ‘OF STATE—NEWS FROM THE PARAGUAY SQUAD ROM ANXIOUSLY AWAITED, Wasnrxatoy, April 8, 1859, Tord Lyons was presented to the Secretary of State to- ay by Lord Napier, and will probably be introduced to the President on Monday. ‘The administration are anxiously awaiting intelligence from Paraguay, confirming the news already announced in the’ Haratp. Captain Sands has been ordered to hold himself in readi- ‘ess to relieve Commodore Shubrick, in command of the Paraguay squadron, which will probably rendezvous in the Gulf of Mexico. THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH. Wasmixctow, April 8, 1859. Senators John D. Willard and Scott, democrats. Sanator Iamont, republican, was thie only member of the Judiciary Committce who favored resistance to tho Fugitive Slave law by the people of this State. The latter Senator de. livered bis opinions orally avd very ably, takiog the ground which the stump orators of the republican party bave heretofore occupied. Mr. Diven, in reply, declared. that the republican party were in favor of sustaining the compect of the United States constitution and the compro. miges which the laws of Congress have enacted. He, as a leadipg republican, denounced the doctrines ot Gerri ‘Smith and Lloyd Garrizon, but made no direct aliusion to Seward’s Rochester revolutionary and ins doctrines, Doring these proceedings the chamber was crowded ‘with spectators, and or Senator was present. [he po- sition taken against the “Personal Liberty” bill by two of the etrongest republican members of the Seuate (Mosers. Diven and Noxov) was entirely unexpected by ug outsiders, and I think a majority of the Senate. The democrats ia that body, and the few lingering outaide, appeared highly gra- tfled at the introduction of the reeoluuoa that the bill ought not to pass. Perhaps the example of two other re- publican Legiwiatures in refusing to pass a law of this na- ture had some alight effect upon the action of the Judi- bed Call 1 Senate ado) the resolution for a change in th constitution allowing any nigger the right of suf frage. It will be submitied to ibe next Logmlature, anc if that body also agree thus to amend the constitution, then the same jure will make early provision to submit the question to the people in season to ascertain that Seward will get the negro vote in 1860. Mr. Smith, of New York, presented this preamble? and resolution, which was laid over for the day:— Ww Muni bereas, the Court of Appeals has po] police of the elty of New York: decition seers 10 to thi fa fui erefore \ecesaary (9) ))r0 a" meaue for aaw pay, and inverting in the ‘New York tax lace pk y= ae pana solved, That rey ‘Gene thia House ite effect of ench dacinion, nud if’ therosye thar ote of New York will become obligated said police, Senator Mather procured the passuge of a similar regolu- tion in the Senate. The inquiry extended so far as to desire ab opinion whether the State or city of New York was responsible for the payment of the old police during the lust two years. The answer is expected to-morrow. The decision of the Governor, whereby he rofuses to interfere with the gentence of death passed upon Mrs, Hartung for the alleged murder of ber husband by moans of powon, seems to meet with much disappointment. This morning Mr. Bufogton, a membor of the Assembly from the county of Cattaraigus, lacroduced a bill by unani- lorgan, Brown, Morrisoa, | mona content, authorizing thé commutation of the sou. tence to ten years’ imprisonment in the Sing Sing State prison. The Dill was referred to the Judiciary Committoe for @ report on this novel and original proposition. Not withstanding that public opinion in this city, and. even in the Legidlature, is decidedly adveree to the execution of this unfortunate Woman, still it is regarded as an attempt to interfere with the Executive prerogative, which wiil establish a dangerous precedent; and if thi¢ bill shoula be enacted, every criminal hereafter would apply for legislative interference whenever the Executive refuses to arrest judgment, Au adroit scheme was invented by the justices and clerks of the district courts of tue city of New York, by which their salaries were to be increased from two to four thousand collars a year. Just 48 the bill was about belag read for the last time this morning in the Assembly, Mr. Reilly moved to recommit the bill to amend by striking out the section which increases their salaries. He was supported by Mr. Spencer, Mr. McLeod, Mr. Conkling and Mr. Opiyke, and tho bill’ was thn sent back. So the learned and astute justices and their active and adroit clerks will be corapelled to perfurm their duties for the salaries now received. This proposition to increase the sa'aries was inserted in the bill ina very ingenious man- Der, and was only detected at the last instant. Since the passage of tbe amended Charter bill in the House of Assembly yesterday there seems to be a “sober second thought” amongst the rognbioes: couspirators who drove it through that body under whip and spur. a ‘The land sales of Kansas and Nebraska for July, August | COusultation was held this morning, at which several of and September embrace in the. former 5,250,000 acres, ‘and the latter 4,883,000, The Steamship Quaker City. New Ontxans, Apri! 8, 1859. Tue steamship Quaker City Is announced as bolow. she ‘rings Inter Californian and Mexican news. Salling of the Nova Scotian. PortLaNp, April 8, 1869. ‘Tho steamship Nova Scotian will leave this’ port to- morrow afternoon for Liverpool. Despatches for Europe, flied at 21 Wall street, New York, so as to reach here by 1 P.M, will be in season, Washington and poe Orleans Telegraph Lane. New Ortzars, April 8, 1859. Mr. John Kendall, Gonoral Superinisadent, and Colonel Tanner, Local Superintendent, of the Washington aud New Orleans teicgraph line, have just completed a new line (of swhich about twelve miles is submarine), between this ity and Mobile, via the Lake Shore. The new line was much needed. \ Arrest for Passing Counterfeit Bulls. Boston, April 8, 1859. Alexander Hayes, bailiog from New York, has been ar- rested here for circulating tweuty dollar counterfet: villa on the Concord Bank, of Concord, Mai Tae bills are well executed. The Shoemakers of Newark, Newarx, April 8, 1859. The shoemakers of this city this morning resolved not to work for the employers who have refused to comply with their demands for an increass of prices. Several of the manufacturers have conceded, but others hold out. The Board of Kedtucation of Newark and the Colored Pupuiation. Newark, N.J., April 8, 1859. A resolution, introdnced into the Board of Education of this city to grant the colored population the same pri leges and benoilis in the public schools a3 the whites en: joy, was, after a warm discussion this evening, nogatived by & vot of 12 to 5, the demoorais mostly young in favor and the opposition agaiust the resolution. Steam Botler Explosion. Batu, April 8, 1959, ‘The steam boiler of the Valean Iron Works oxploded this afternoon, slightly injuring tee of the employés, and doing abvut $1,000 damage to te building. Four Persons Burned, with their House. Bangor, Me., April 7, 1859, Mrs. Potter, an old lady, her two sons, aged forty and thirty-five, and a grand child aged ton years, were burned, ‘with thetr house, in Lee, last night. They were probably ted, an they made no struggie. Another son saved himself by jumping from the autic window. They wore the only occupants of the house. The Magara Outward Bound. 4 Baurax, April 8, 1859, Tho Cunard steamship Ni ara arrived at 2 A. M. From Boston, and sailed at 4 A, M. for Liverpool. Weathor faim and cloudy. ‘Welland Canal Navigation. Oswaao, April 8, 1859, aip, and Lively, trom Toledo, with pork, arrived hero Ben niant, belog tho fires vessols through the Welland on ‘pal Uns season. Sentence of a Murderer, AUHANY, April 8, 1959, O'Brien, convicted of the murder of his wife at Cohoes, fhas been sentenced to be executed in June. Markets. New Onceans, April 8, 185 of cotton to day foot up 13,000 bales, the mar- with an advance of 40. a 14. The receipt advices caused the advance. The quota- ling i8 11%0. 2126, ‘Tho wales of tho ,500 bales, und the receipts 21,000 bales, for the corresponding weok of roar. the week sam up 62,000 bales, and the to date 1,303,260 baloa, Receipts at this Prevent time abead of last yoar 000 all Sovtvern porte 714,600 buies, Stock against 401,700 do. last’ year, Froights— pool 3d. Bagar quist: waloa at 6360, for iF qaiet at $6 for superfine. White corn 9c. ly at 110. The sales of the week foot up , and the imports 8,600 do,: stock 18,000 bags ». Inst year, Cai RLETTON, April 7, 1859. ‘The recoipta of cotton for the past week add up 12,600 Dalen, against 8,000 for the corresponding week’ of iat year. SaVANNAM, April 7, 1860, CottonasThe receipts for the woek foot up 10,000 bales, ‘against 5,500 for the same week last year, April 8, 1880, a Cincinnati, Floar dull; holders willing sellers at $6 Cy ; wales 2,600 bbis, declined 340.; #alon bis» at 22340 . Mess pork offered at B17, and prime at $12 60, without buyers, Lard 11c, For Perfect Fitting Snirts and the Latest jovelties in gentlemen ' ching goods, REN’ {hin Finiahitg store, No, yy a xgdedie * patelneeheetern iter: A Scarfs and De Joinvilles, Tubular, Yale and Be ae 10 Og Ts art easrnun, 288 Broadway. Prvutsenlebatorentrans. ye Perfect Fitting Shirts, dozen for $8 nll sizen, MOUDT'S Shirt Manufactory, 269 Broadway, i : i ‘J 38 u ef 2 F] # i if HE ef it Bate The schooners Lad ag from Detroit, with flour and | the powers of police justices in New tho insiders of the party wore preeent, and though nothing Cefinite can be learned of the coufgrence, eafficient indica- tions were exhibited that an organization is being formed among strovg and influential members of the party in the city of New York to prevent its passage through the Se. uate. It was more than hinted that h's Excellen¢y would employ his veto power, in case the bill comes in the exo- cutive chamber contai the sections which extend the period of cevtain officiais beyou the time they were elact- ed by the people under law und charter, His Exceliency keeps that veto pen alongside contaualiy, and fonrleas- ly uses it almest every day. ‘ihe real fear is thatthe charter will be a0 obnoxious ag to greatly injure the re- publican party in the city of New York, Alter a protracted struggle, the Harlem Railroad Com. pany have succeeded in being rechartered no far as the fwo houges are concerned, for the further space of thirty pores with the privilege of running by steam down to Forty-second street for that period of time. They are also permitted to destroy Madison avenue, ono of the moat de- Nightfu! in the city, by running through it small cars drawn by mules, cattle or horscs, George Law has saeceded in conquering the ceniy Stuarts. Late last night the Arsembly confirmed the Corporation grant to construct the Ninth avenue city rail road, It will be recoliccted thut the Stuarts have suc- ceeded by injunction from preventing the laying rails bs- Jow Canal ‘street ever tince 1857; and now, though the matier is etill in court, the Legislature steps in and an dertakes to override the injunction. Mr. Opdyke, who is largely ‘interested in property lying along ington street, threatens farther injunctions. Apany, April 8, 1859. Mr. Scorr (dem.) moved that the Senate non concur in the House amendment to the concurrent resolutions amending the constitution, 60 as to allow the pasesge of a Registry law. Carried, and a Committee of Coniureace appointed. The concvrrent resolutions, amending the constitution 80 68 Wo abvlish the property qualificaton for colored ciu zens, passed by 18 to 12. [Mr. 0. B. Wheeler (Am.) voted with the democrats in the negative; Mr. Jounson (Am.) wita the republicaas in the affirmative } Messrs. DiveN and Noxoy, from the Committee on Per. sonal Liberty, reported egainst the bill, expressing sur prise that a bill #o clearly unconstitutional should bave been introduce : Meesre. Scorr and J, Wisi also progented a roport against the Liberty bill. Mr. LaMont, from the samo committee, dissonte from both reports, and entirely from the spirit of tout presont- ed by Mesers. Diveo and Noxon, and justifies the right of all men to habeas corpus ani’ trial by jury. ASSEMBLY MILI PASHED. To protect property earnings in trade of married women. To provide that not less than two hundred and fitty thousand dollars capital shail be subscribed hereafter ia Joint stock insurance companies incorporated in New York ‘and Kings county, ‘To amend the chérter of the Orphan Asylum Sosiety. ‘To reduce the width of River street, Brooklyn, AFTERNOON &RS3I0N. No business oi importance was transacted. ‘The bill to provide increased compensation to tho con- tractors of se:\ion 207 of the Erie canal énlargement was ordered to a third reading. The bill relating to the Courta of Special Sessions and ‘orie wax passed, ‘The Appropriation bill was made the special order for to-morrow. EVENING SESSION. The bill relative to the enlargement of tho State prisons was taken up as the special order, On motion of Mr. W. A. Wassigr, the consent of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Comptroller was made necestary to any expenditure under this bill, instowd of the State Prison Inspector, ‘The bill after debate was ordered to a third roading. ‘The bills providing for the removal of Quarantine, and for the creation of a Board of Commissioners to equalize the State assessments, were ordered to a third readiag. ‘A gonoral bill in relation to roal estate which may be hold by Masonic lodges was ordered to a third reading in place of tho bill incorporating the Mastors Lodge in Albany. It provides that any lodge regularly chartered and installed may, on complying with the act of April 16, 1826, bold and Couvey real estate to the amount of $15,000, tho vee of which shall not bo limited to the pur- pores of m Masonic ball. ‘Tho New York Railroad bills were reported, whon a contest took place on their reference, the friends of the bills desiring them ‘9 go to the Railroad Committeo, Mr. Divey moved to refer them to the Committes on Cities and Villages. Carried, The committeo consis of Messrs. Halstead, Patterson and Ely. Tho New York Charter bill was also reported. Mr. MarHEr moved to refer itto the New York delo. on exaggerate to refer it to a special committee. Carried. Adjourned at balf-past eleven P. M. Assembly. Aumaxy, April 8, 1869, By unanimous consent, Mr, Burriwaton brought in a bill to commute the sentence of Mrs. Hartung. It provides that the sentence of death, pronounced by tho Court of Oyer and Terminer in the county of Albany, upon Mary Hartung for the murder of her husband, Emil Hartung, bd Ay Le Poy ang to imprisonment for Mr. Sinn offered the fallo'wing resotntions>== Whereas, the Cou oals haa decided if the Murleipal Police ta Wow tore aden aid seema to favor the paying of the old wi decision Police in full to this time, and it will therejors be nevensary to NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, were tive bundres PM, Me Mnworing tn theterler’ | | Catton to Ladtien.The only place in %ow ei tt el enn of om | © Foam, OUR Me oho 0 ma ‘York will beoome ont and if, A Tait over vinden ited to pay the old poze, eee, Pantaivons.—Dubols is the Beat Cut= png team tho Dstrit Gort, att of New York came up for & into . with * Strection to airike Out #0 Clause raising We salaries of Justices’ clerks of district Courts to make them equal with Anoee jaripe Court. capa AFTERNOON SESSION. ~ avder od to a third Tho following bills were -. os ill, The Atiantic strect, Brooklyn, Raurvw. wim Brock’ yypAfvibodist Eplacopal Church Burial Ground The New York Obee Charter bill. To \Fgulate the ge in New York and Brown '¥B. TO autOrize the enlargement of the Chemung canal The bili to suppress licentionsnees. ‘The Manhattan Gaslight Woart bil. ‘The Personal Liberty bil!, modified. ‘The Brooklyn Public Park bill. ‘The bill relating to the duties of the AudNor of the Canal inet. . _Hurcumeon reported favorably the Senate bill to fubmit to the people the question of the ¢wo miuion aud a The bill was then made the special order for Saturday afternoon, The bill in relation to vessels was reported party Chamnere erect Mr. 8urmi moved to recommit the bill, designating it as a freud and an outrage on the shipping ioterests of New York for the benefit of sume He explained difference between the present and the proposed law, showing that the latter would largely increase the tax to tho shipping interest. Mr. C, 8. Srxncka supported the bill, a coairabie reform in the existing law. ir. CONKUNG the bill as agwindle, and de- Bounced the mauner of its introduction, Mr. Mexxs spoke forcibly against 3 correct to call it an amendimeut of th hy a ‘aan attempt to tax the shi interests of por! ‘The enacting clause was then stricken out of tho Dill. The House concurred in the Senate amendmonts to the Dill raising the rates of legai advertising. Mr. Matiory brought in « bill to authorize the construo- tion of an intersectioual ferry railroad in New York, com- mencing on the westerly aide of Broadway near the cor- ner of Vesey street, and thence down Broadway with turnouts and single tracks to all tho ferries, EVENING SESSION, The bill toamend the Excise law was lost by 57 to 49. The Perronal Liberty bill, as amended, came up for a final reading. Mr. Tomsiyson moved to strike out the enacting clause, Motion lost, and the bill paxsed by 84 to 22. It provides that no person sball be deprived of his Uberty without due process of law; gives the right to trial by jury and twenty additional’ challenges to an al- It was in- law. Te Jeged slave; any person depriving another of liberty con- | applied. No.6 Astor House. trary to the provisions of this law, ig subjected to a fine of tive thousand dollars and imprisonment from five to twenty years; no color is to disqualify any person from being a citizen of this State. No other business of interest was transacted. The New York Weekly Herald. THE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY—TKIAL OF PANIKL EB. SICKLES FOR KILLING PHILIP BARTON KEY—LM- PORTANT FROM PARAGUAY—AFFAIRS AT WAS! INGTON AND ALBANY—-NEWS FROM KUROPE, CALI FORNIA, MEXICO, CUBA, ST. DOMINGO, HAYTI, ETC.— LOOAL AND MISCKLLANKOUS NEWS—LATEST INIBL- LIGENCE, MARKETS, ETC. ‘The Weexty Bexsip will be published st ten o'clock this morzing. Its contents will embrace, arnong other things, the following:—The Washington Tragedy—Trial of Daniel E. Bickles for Killing Philip Barton Key—Empannelling the Jury—Btatement of the Case by the District Attorney—In- tensely Interesting Evidence—The Scene of the Homicide Grapbically Described, Ac ; Important from Paraguay—Pease with that Republic—Lopez /crees to Pay au Indemnity, &c.; Tmportant from San 1ormingo—San Domingo Blockaded by Denmark, &c.; Affairs i. Washington and Albany; Proceed- lugs of the New York Logisisture; Affairs in Europe— The Pease Oongrees Propored by Rusain—Assent of France, England, Austria and Prussia to the Proposl- tion, &e,—Commercial Intelligence, &c.; News trom Calitorals, | Nsto'y, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, &c.; Latest News by Tele- graph; Editorials on Leading Topics of the Day; Financtal, Commercial, Religtous, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime In- teliigence; Weekly Review of tho New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; | Wxnerkr, of New York. together with a large variety of interesting local and miacel- Laxcuns—Dasreis.—At Mount Mbetrnel ey Thursday, Single in wreypara ready for inaillag, | Murch 31, by th: pas ney? pence irae hic Laxatrm to Miss Many L. Danis, both o€ this city. can be bad at the counter. Price six cemts. The mails for Europe, by the steamship Kangaroo, clowe at the Post Office at haif-past ten o'clock this morning. ‘The Waakcy Hexatp will be ready in time for mailing, The Latest Dra of the Legalized Lotte- ries As reported to WOOD, EDDY & CO., ‘MANAGERS OF THR DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES. Oficial Drawings, by Telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES, ‘The subscribers, Com! mers appointed by the Governor of the State of Delaware to superiniend toe drawing of & lot- tary authorized by the Legislature, baving this day attended the drawing of the Lottery jor the Benefit of the State of Delu- ware, Co Hereby certify that the following are the numbers which were this day drawn from the wheel, viz: Fxrma C1ass, No. 241, Arnit 8, 1859. 18, 69, 72, 65, 33, 15, 2, 3, 25, 34, 37, 39, 29. Crass No. 222, Apntt. 8, 1850. 8, 10, 61, 44, 52, 20, 6, 19, 18, 27, 74, 37, 34 And that the eald numbers were drawn ia the order in which they stand above. Witness our hands, at Wilmington. 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K¥NOX'S stylish fabrio for young gentlemen from sixteen to twenty-one years of age, will'be iesued Call and examine it, Its beauty will charm you, Tis jaunty style will delight yon, Its cheapness will astonish you. Bear it to That the Pride of Youth is not an old article with anew name, but is. fabric of marvellous beauty and dashing style worthy of the intelligence of Young America. AG NOX, in carrying intoeitect « long entertained project of joding a substitute for e CAP AND SOFT HAT Ptitherto, worst by the young, hae achieved « trtamph the bril- ancy, of whieh will the gratitude of Mm entitle him to the gr: ‘The clerk, And all who ate the merit aad DSauty Of tnd al can appreciate the merits and beauty of VeIDW OF YOUTH. To necommodate the rush, KNOX’S sore, No, 212 Broadway, Will open at 6 o'clock this morning, and will not clove ul L, ie PARTICULAR NOTICE. Ordera from wholeaale dealora must pecesaarily be delayed until Wedoesday next, eae re be positively filled. B Bis! ‘o place the Pride of Youth within the ee KNOX ot ™ haa fixed the price #o low that no lad will consent to wear any ‘iber article of head gear. “Genin’s 507 Style.”—The most Dashing spring hat out. Come and sea. GENIN, 507 Broadway. The Greatest Discovery of the Age.—Harris & RUSSAK’S stylish and beautiful Ce) for variety of (1 bate and in whe boo vata and Ca) * ‘Grand street, Pret Kighth avenue. Spring and Summer Styles of Gentlemen’s pad fount boteneh oupe, 4, all thelr “variety of elegant pat- 0 Pl re a oe pn New Photograpnic and Wine ft Ae alge E: bape / Should Obtain a Phrenological examfoaten of WERE & WRLIS, 08 Broadway, FWY. Yoke Shirts, » ry 7, -Simproved ¥renoh BELLU andes cath cman, WOH; wt] color the har fro ———<$$—_. First Premium Shirts at Broadway, opposite tho Bt. Nicholas Hotel, Our Dates, Wholesale ana Retail. RA PRREGO & SON, 61 Nasmnu sireet, the | fer ten pourds coilee for $1, at ORRISTIANSON’S, 210 Green- |, declaring that it #1, rill | yurch 31, by the + | Ryux to Miss Mana R. J. Livisasrow, Both of this city. Axt THOUSAND mine | A. or aod Restorer in the ctty. No. 3 Clinton piase, Kighth stroet, Oure Your Couch.—25 Centa 113 third venus, near Fourteenth street, Chess and Biliiards.—Crowds Attend Base FORD'S daily, 149 Fulton street, 130 members of the Krookiym ‘Chess Club meting daily eh corner of Court and aeusou sa Agency for Frenen Arusieis’ 1, Tse tesoriment in America at JOB™ 5 Have hy Browdway. ~ MILHAU & SONS, ero ver & Babe's Celebrated py USELESS FAMCLY SEWING MACHINGS, ” + _ Agt GROVER & bAKKIS In or oro ns iD Justice to tin urers, that} ted to bem N.Y. Ledger, apru 2. palettes tila. Wheeler & wy, *"'s Sewing Machines, ‘nce 0 Broadway, N. ¥. Herring’s Patent Ch. “pion Fire And burglar root safes, 131 Bro, Wiway, commer Murray st, NY. A Chest of Good ‘Tea for One Dollar. tee yoanda coffee for $1, at GHA STIANUON'S, No. Cotte—Pure Java, in wi Wes, Sic The., $1; alwo & obest of tea for sas BED. VED's, Sixt aveaue. A Chest of Good Tea for One DoHar—Also, Im are Offering what they Repre- gent & be Charles’ London Cordial Gin, for sale by the galloa genuine bottles, aad by all ‘Tbe jeenie only im guar and pint by a! grocers," Lepot 4 roadw: 857 Cognac brandy celerrated cba Sole #geney cor D. 8. CULZENS, 73 Warren street, ‘Hudson River Railroad depot, New York. Defiance Salamander Safos—With Patent wder proof crows bare. Also, fire and burglar Proof parlor sates.” Depots array street, cocaer ot College place; Gormerly 192 Pearl street) ‘ROBERT MYPATRICK. Glass Shades of all Sizes, for Covering clocks, flowers, Ac., 4c, constantly on hand and made Orde. Depct, 166 William street, corner of ann street, Cristedoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees, the bem in the world, whoie: and retail; the dye privately Le ie ul tart ng i. the Bese and remging ond rstriag nines ads yy Said by Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radical curetrass. They also keep silk elastic stockings for variooee veing, supporters aud shoulder braces. Instruments for defor- mities made to order. No 2 Vesey street, Astor House, ng Hed in Existence—(Howe’s to $6, at 378 Broadway. Call and see it, The best 8; elliptic), at from Grandjeun’s New Improvement Again on the buman balr—loterestiog consultation; prevents baldness aray hair; warranted. 60 Twelfth street, corner Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair Dye, W! and Toupees, the best im the world, aurpsariag all Bold and applied wt the manufactory, 235 Broadway, HUl’s Hair Dye, 50 cents, Bluck or Brown, Depot No, 1 Barclay street. Also sold at 399 Broadway, and all cruggiats. They Plesse Ladies and Children.—If you have not procured your Jeet covering at CANTRELL'S, one call will convince you of their excelience. 6! Wy Hoiloway’s Pills.—Let no Sufferer from chronic dyspepsla or liver disesse despair; this remedy will invariably perform the task the doctor has abandoned, and more, (he patient to health Manufactory 80 Maiden lane, Marricd. Gasay—Wnnerar.—On Sunday, April 8, by Judge Bren- pan, Mr. Sauce, Gavay, of California, to Miss Rev, Richard Harris, ‘Kyex—Livinostoy.—At Mount Vernon, on Thursday, Rey. Richard Harris, Mr. Ricuanp F. Died. Awiuson.—At Fort Lee, on Thursday morning, April 7, Mrs. Saku M. ALUsON, aged 69 years, 5 months and 2 days. "the relatives and friends are invited to attend ber fune- ral, from the residence of her gon, at Fort Lee, on Sunday. ‘The steamboat Flora will leave the foot of Spring street, for Fort Lee, at 10 o'clock A. M., returning at 4 o'clock Pp ‘Haverstraw papers please copy. Brocay.—at Tompkinsvilic, 3. 1., on Friday, April 8, Catmiane C., infant child of Win. 7, and Sarab Jane Bro- gan, aged 8 months and 11 day: Her relatives aud frieuds are invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, from the regidence of ber parents, Tompkinsville, 8. [. Corike.—In Brookiyn, ou Wednesday, April 6, of con- sumption, after a lingering Wines, Wittam P. Correr, of Kano Lodge F. and a. M. ‘His remains bave been taken to Oswego county for in- torment. Dx Vor —In this city, on Friday morning, April 8, Wu.- 124M De Vox, in the 20ch year of his age, son o: Frederick upd Sarab De Voe. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral scrvices, at the Reformed Dutch church, king street, between Mucdougal and Varick strcets, on Subday afternvon, at halt past ture o'clock. His remains will be taken to Yorkers for interment, oa Monday morning, at haif-past eight o’sloce, irom ‘the reridence of his parents, No. 23 Morton street. Deway.—At Harlem, eday morning, April 6, Mr. Nathaniel Dev a bo yeurs. | Henuiso —On Ti fer a long and pain- ful itiners, which ehe bore with Christian fortitade, Mary Hmwnc, the beloved wife of Vatick Herring, aged 2h | years Horr.—On Wednesday, April 7, of infzmation on the | | 1 | Kyes—Tho | Payes, Brooklyn, | New Jersey. lupys} Joskrn Horr, in the 45th year of nis age, The (rieuus of the funny are ‘res pectuliy invited to at tend bis juneral, on Sunday alternoon, at oae o'clock, ut | , No. 124 West Twer it street. April 7, Saka Avausta, youngest Hiiwabetu Laug, aged 2 years aud dwugiter of L 10 montha. Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clook, from ber late residence, No. 688 Kighth avenue. The {ritads of tho family are invited to attend, without further notice. MaLibko.—At Staten Islacd, ou Friday morning, April 8, HANUME MALLSKD, aged 63 years and 11 mouths. ‘Toe relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu rol, (rom is inte residence, at Castleton, North Shore, | 8. 1, thie (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’cl Bridgeport papers please copy. Moxkicky.—On Frivay, Aprii 8, Axx Moxrussey, aged 7 years and 10 moutha, The friends and r teod ber fonera' Ives are respectfully invited to at- junday afvernoon, at half-pret two coot ber parents, Joun and Ca , No. 24 Amity street, near Greene, —in Brooklyn, on Friday, April 8, Wiuamy croup, the beloved gon of Wm, und Ann ‘ugulin, aged 3 years, 9 moaths and 27 days. Toe friends and acquaintances are respsctfully invited to utiend bis funeral, trom No. 33 Warren svreet, ou Sun- day aiternoon, at two o'clock, HicboxaLy.—-On Thursday, April, Mra. Lerma MoDo- Naty, of cousumption, aged 61 yeare and 5 months. The relatives aud frienus of ke fawiiy Ke respectfully invited (0 ationd the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, a: two o'clock, at No, 66 Columbia street, Her remains will be taken to Cy prees Hills Cemetery. O'Doxsseit—On Thorsday, April 7, Praxcis 0’ Donne, aged 46 yours, a native of the parish of Templeport, coun’ ty Cava, Ireland. ‘The funeral will take place this (Saturday) afternoon, | at hulf past one o'clock, from the corner of Niuth avenue and Fortieth street. His relatives and friends are invited to attend, Prrrmay.—Suddenly, on Thureday, April 7, 6x Alderman ‘Lemust Prrm4y, a veteran of the war of 1812, in the 76th year of bir age. a The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend his funerai, on Sunday afternoow, at two o'clock, from tis late residence, in Bedford avebue, between Myrtie and Park avenues, Brooklyn. Raxokt —On Thorsday morning, at six o’clock, April 7, Noxwan RANDEL. ‘The (riends and relatives are requested to attond the fu- nerai, ob Sunday afternoon, atone o'clock, from his late ce, No. 609 Broome street. scrck.--On Wednesday, April 6, of apoplexy, at No, 212 Third avenve, Dr. Loum Stracack, aged 43 years. ‘The friend and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend bis faneral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, to Greenwood Cemetery. Srexcex.—At Hempstead, L. 1.,on Thursday, April 7, Sm DEN SPENCWR, aged 66 years, 4 months and 12'days, ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are invited to attend bis funeral, om Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his son in-law, George A. Tnomp- fon, vear Hempetoad, L. I, Will be buried at Greenwood Cometery. Waerkkveit.—On Friday morning, April 7, Jamxs W. Weersnveit, aged 62 years, The reiatives and (riends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend his faseral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clook, from his late residence, No, 62 West Washington place. PAyaxroz—On Friday, April 8, Cx. ©. Waxtar, son o Charlee end Caroline Wactge, aged 2 years and 2 months ‘The relatives and friends of the faraily, also the Kuick- erbocker Lodge No. 30 A. P. A., are enpectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 341 avenue, on ‘1 Canal street. Sunday afvernoon, at baif-past one o'clock. MISCELLANEOUS. rere ‘T FVERAELL8— WEDDING AND VISITING CARI duty in broadway, corner of Butea seet BOTTLES OF WILSON'S HAIR aero. fa Coyne th ediecvorens ts our itis 1859. BON & 0O. WILL GIVE THAIR OE roms, No 9 Pine street, near Broadway. “= APOsHES Onmar COUF Darar. THE LITERARY WORLD, A J BLEBRER, * personal th residence of parties BAYAKD TAYIOR ( THe NEW YOsK MERCURY, The , stores of THE NEW YORK MRECURY tilt pare tace® 12 te public that taey have succeeded feet RDO ant Lib thet dutlogyiencd, aren, CG a Og ARD TATUM bo CSN et NAW YORK ad an bure, Me aaa ‘og ei Marasp geniue of our bene e TeTAND ROMANCE OF POuRAON TRAVEL | FT ad of atk the bas Notwithornag HON SIDE OF LIFE ABROAD ¢ extetrteadioate eeormounouay atentat un. th realle tious, ull designed to render tie New Y, BURP asBtsuLy CHOICE AND. "INTHSREEING, ils proprictors, judging from the flatering exverience of thé’ pastors coondent of ie future, and bellave that . 8 UNKIV, SEKI kD TRAVRL mill prow the most successtul coup d'etat yet atempted ia the Foil parusnlaze wil! appear in future announcements, ‘T JONES’, 10 ANN STREBT—$3 60 CONGR KAS SHORE A.” sna gancra: 99 00 French calf dress bows spring aon pre gn eng jlnas, a4 cement, tend varninb, tine barvela Trot leaking: eiemicnls aad dee bisee (ila ooquad, rum and rye by Dr, Maiden iane. New York. 'N. 8.— Laqpeors, aud 1,000 Chemical tu lead, duorspar, meu L, FRUCRTW ANGER, ‘Treniise ou Fermented ‘1 Receips. A™, WORKS.—PORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES AND CITY views, paintings trom life, coiored photographs in water, ate) Ot de., by Pc artiste, _ Zee ere mare gal- lory in America, Taismted artiets from . Send ihe overs: of art lo Ulesetabilebment. By HOLMES, 239 Brosdway. RTISTIO AND SUPERBLY BEAUTIFUL CARPSTS, Imported FOR SPRING CITY FRADR. CROSSLEY 'S MED Al 1TH, BORDERS, 1 31 5 TO $i 0. ENGLISH BRUSHELS, We TU $1 45, Ac., Ke. i ie HIGAM ANDSRSGN, 99 Bowery. A N2W ROMANCE BY THR AUTHOR u PIRATES OF TAB MISSISSIPPI. THE RIVAL ADVENTUREES, On Tam, MYSTERIES OF THE MINKS: A TALE OF CATAFORNIA. BY FREDERICA GRRTSCHAKER, commences in THE SUNDAY MERCURY only four cents. THE PERSIA, ‘THE PERS! iy PERSIA. Resrly one hundred of the passengers, oficers, 4c, going f sia op her next trip across the Ati.otic, have pro- vised themnelves (in order to bave their lives cheaply and posi- tively fosured) with germents made by the PRLANO LIFE eRee} RVING Cuar AND VESE COMPANY, located at 256 Brosdway. THE MOSES TAYLOR, which ea'led yesterday for CALIFORNIA was also amply provides. Is uh re ny body tuat iravels by water who has falled to ex- amine these fofallible protectors from death by drowning? A iuil rexdy wade stock is @lways on hand. o and ses, CERTAIN CORE FOR EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL PILES. teed. ‘A cure guaranteed: Reference given to hundreds of perauns in this sity who were: afl ted with piles, for iwenty yoars, and Dr. WiTMKR’S pile pe ository cured them. old at the Bowery Drag Store, No. 188, just abore Broome arvica is the best thing to allay pain and foflammation. 2 bis is the best lintmentin the world. ‘Try itand be cured. No. 34 Beckman street. Twenty-five cents. Bovine pees rho is going to Kurope, offer y ines man, wi , offre Tie e€1 vices to having businoas there.” Addrass’ Wurupe, box 151 Herald office. ALDWIN'S B CLOTHING RerARLISEICENT, Built by Wm. B. Astor, Raq, é NOS. 70 AND 723 Ove of the newest and made clothing end furniahing ‘The custowere’ department not eq: Oompetion defied Spring styles of every desert; A Ladien bro fovilod to call sud enatalne the cofliren’s depart ment, which t uct im amy way excelled in the world. ¥. B. BALDWIM.~ JERRY BARNUM. UT ONK OPINION PREVAILS ABOUT THE CHEAP- ness of my goods. I have a very fine stock of ready made garments now ready, at very reasonable prices. Order work as usual. Come und decide for yourselves. G. B. CLARKE, 116 William street. LARK’S SYRUP.—LET ANY WEAKLY, DELIGATR female, with liver, womb or scrofuls complainia try it and eee if itis a humbug. Qussns SYRUF.—THIS PURELY VEGETABLE. COM- Pound i# recommended by the best families In Ameriva, and if invalide with liver or serofuls complaints, or any. weak: ly, aelicate female will try tt, they wil not ite cont. It hina restored tie deaf, and cured the very worst cases of rheu- mal ‘W4RK’S SYRUP —ANY PERSON WITH DYSPEPSIA, Qf Beneral debility or rheumatism, try tt, and eee how magi: OMFES SYRUP IS SOLD WHOLESALE BY BARNES | & Parks, Park row; ©. H, Riay, 173 Broadway Mra, ‘and all over Long Island, Penasylrania aod — FIRE, WATRB AND MILDEW PROOF SOLUBLE bi OSBORN ie 4 00., OF OPOR' evlablishment ia Pi have PUL, ARTTY.—100,000 PAT HOO MHS PATENT REY Enables vl No sprained « \r strained ‘0 runaieg down—Mo crooked boots, ‘Zorn cannot we: \r them out,’ adenine ‘They cam be app Ved to old oe new bearer E78 £0" 8 fe tome ‘You can new do it you ¥ ‘The-vhoemakers m ske mone: theca. Prices low, Viz. 28 couts 5 my Orders rie tt CoM bs Carmine cress Neck Bedford street. Sinth avenue cars ‘pass the door, READY MADE CLO THinG TRADE RETAIL 1°RiCES CURRENT At EVANS EXTENSi.V# CLOTHING WAREROQAR,. NO2/-66-AND 68 FLILTON STRERT, BETWEEN GU.\D AND CLIFF STREETS, Jood biol cloth frovie coats. Good black cloth treck couts Good biaek cloth frock conte. Fine binek cloth fronk coals. Fine black cloth frock couts. Fine bioek cloth frock: onate. The tinest cusiom made froc! ‘The fneet custom made (rock cout ‘Tbe nest custom made Zock coats. Casaimere business pactm...... Cxsmmere business pant. Cassimere business Fine dress punta... Fine dresa pants. Fine diese pans, All the new styie cating Ali the new styles of xilk vemtings All the new styles of ailk veatings Casaimere vests ‘ f pants SSesssesesesesessse: Satesescceceseeccseescs: cad 900 ee Caeamere vents. Cagsimere vexts. Meunemnqauendiss cansesqae Complete black cloth waite Complete black cloth suits. Complete bisck cloth suits. ‘The amount of the above artic'es at this extensive went is immense. Not one mam in a hundred falls to be im every respect EVANS’, s8sesssese: sscess eeencE. SSSanmen en nas: 66 AND 63 FULTON STREBT. Sawa MACHINES. — ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE ®Y been induced to buy sewin, rot rm a 1% machines which ie formed that Bin, work. Noone is ever lesppeteeet is iheee maatine’ —r 1. M. SINGER & OO., 48 Broadway, nhs ATTENTION | ‘Look out for the LEADER TO-DAY. SINGH SEWING MACHINES. new family sewing! machines Toles} at 850 and 975 are at, tracting w jn ll easential good qualities thoy are much the best mame nf 5 A nome are Ana) I. M. SINGER & OO., 458 Broadway. Soar SEWING MACHINES. The immense increase in the demand for these admirable: FPS" ONLY ACURATE ILLUSTRATION OF Tam SICKLES TRIAL, Together wit ‘JAMES T. Will be given im the BUNDAY COURIER. Price three centa per- copy. For sale by all the news agents, Ottice of publication 15 Spruce street. (\ORWS, BUNTONS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATED “7” oy the only «xfs and successful method kuown.—For ex. tracting corps MO cents to $1 each, bun aod pails $1 to $3. LITTLEFIELD & WESTEKV KLE, Chiropodiste, 5i6 Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, \ATARRH—OsTARRH—CATARRE. YU TARKH—WHAT Ib itt HOW CURED? ‘Thovsancsot persons guiler all coria of Annoyance feom caiarrh. Moat people know what its inconvenience and re era, Yet but few Know bow it can be cured. it is Corohte irritauon and after enlargement of follicle sequent thickening of the mucous membrane lining the nasal cavities, frontsl #buses aud porterior nares, and sometimes extending into the throatand Jungs. From this rewuite Uebt- ‘often vertigo of the head, obstructed nose or profuse lows of stall, nasal voice, and ofva impaired ‘dhe old échool remedies bave never been lo anytbing forit. Nasal injections and inhalationa are | ge peiniul and expensive as they are Feneralty wortbless, yet HUMPHREY'S CATAKRH SPROLFIU, a stinple sugar pill, Ker two or three tines per day, promplly relievag the mild | creases, cures at once sil colde in the head, and radically iron ty peevevering use the most obstinate cages, aa ie proved Ly the experiense of hundreds Price, wit nil directions, &c , 50 cen's per sia id bor. KO-A& full wet of Humphreys’ Hommopathic Specifies, ith boek of directions snd 2) remedies, in large three drachay iy and moroe #5; ditto in plain cage, $4; family case 5 HOxee ook. $2. ihe remecies, by ihe single box or full case, sent to suy ad- y mail or express, free of charge, om receipt of the +" Adoress F. HUMPHREYS & OO., 662 Broadway, N.Y. Id by deniers. { JAS. MeCLINPOCK’S FAMILY MEDICTNRS. holeaele ¢epot removed to Penfold, Parker 4 Marvin's, etcher street. All the onteide wrappers boar the sig” of Gerri orton, proprietor, successor to 4. Cuahmaa is ri GAS FIXTURES. REDUC DTION IN PRIOR. SNCR CLOCKS, RRONZsS, MECHANTOAL LAMPS, a0, at reduced prices, Ou account of removing to 828 Broad H. DARDONVILL Broadway, 4j\AJRBANKS’ é STANDARD SCALES, apted to every desoription of weighing, have successfully stood the test of years, and for their LvVARIABLE COARROTN R83 beve come to be the NOWLEDGED STANDARD OF THR COUNTRY. DREOBIPTLVE CATALOUURS furnished on application, FAIRBANKS & 00., Broadway, New York. ¢ \OURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATRD SOAP—POSTTIVE (OF Ly cores tan, pirp veokles, eruptions. morpbew, tesh worms, and ailskin deformities. Poudre Sub Je uproote hair from iow foreheads or any part of the body. Warrauted. Lily write, Nquid rouge, hair dye and restorallve, at the old depot, 6; Walker atreet, first store from Broadway, Mrs. Hayes, Hrookiyn; Callender, Philadelphia; Bates, 129 Washington fireet, Boston; Nuss, Springfield, &c., &e, MPOBTANT TO PARRNTS. [ "eons Crormno, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, B OTHING, OYE? ( y CLOTHING, natyhrt pd YOUTHS CLOTHING, TENG, SPRING STYLES. BPRING 6TY LW: SPRING BTYL NOW BRADY, NOW READY NOW R&aDy, 1 Jobp street, 1 Jobn street, ‘At No. 31 John street, Coraor of Nassan street. Corser of Hassna stroot. amhey of Nasaau street. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING WAR aHOUS. No. 31 Jobn and 71 Naauau streets. D. L. CORNKLL. I EDIAR 4 TONIC, MORNING TALL, DIURETIC «and ANTLDYSPEPTTO. TRY IT, and you will pronounce it tho finest cordial extant, For sale by drugat ts, grovers, liquor bal Depot, 37 Bou.n Willlaza street, dealers and ai drat class THR GREATEST IN- et ts i NRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, 44—WHOLESALR AMIS Tiremhet WB STRONG'S Nol Ware simel, commer Brondway. Tse AWTON BLACKBERRY. May be safely trauepianted during the month of Apra. Circulars with direction free Apply to WM. LAWTON, No. 15 Wall street, New York, or Bochene, N.Y. New PABLE CUTLERY—OF RODGERS’, MAPPINS', HaR- rigon’s and other celebrated makers, in quantiles’ te aul, sie by the importers, WINDLE & 0O., 2 Maiden lane. ' and 27 Liberty street JNITED STATES DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for April, 18 our, in quarterly ferm. IEE OLD PARK ITS FREQUENTERS, Figuse in the LEADER TO-DAY, AJ HISKERS OR MUSTACIIES “ FORCED” TO GROW in six weeks by my Onguent upon the smoothest faemy Without stain or injury tw tne skin. Prive $1; sent post free by mail 0 any acdress. i. G. GRAHAM, 109 Nasaau atrest, New York. yO WANIS WHIFKERS OR MUSTACHE? PRO- dueed by iny onguest in six weeks? Won't injure the KG. GRAHAM, 109 Nasau street, INDEST’'S” WINDOW SHADES. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, AND All goode pertaining to the uobolstary goods business, are te be found in greater variety aud at lower prices— Whero? AUKRLTY, BRUIGERS & LOM, mam. Broadway, New York. mL HYATY’S LIER BALSAM. 1 VAIT’S LIFE BALSAM.—RHBUMATISM, NEURAL js and gout, im their worst stages, also gril, Erysipelsa, old ulcers, and ther worst cases of the blood, great debiliy, liver sompisiat, fnciplowt consumption, &c., de. are most this sovereign purider. TYAtTS, GFE BAISAM, CURED MR. B. RICE, Nos. 32 Grove street snd 21 Clinton market, of matory rheumetism gout, after be had been orippled years. YAT?’S LIFE BALSAM CURED #8 CLARK, merebent tatlor of Tansingbarg. N.Y., of scro‘ulows ulcers (and rhewmatiem), which penetratad to the bene, and ratused to yield unt'l the life balsam came to his ald. ATT’'S LIFR BALSAM CURED WM, H* HOUSEL, OF NO. 12 Willett street of King’s evil. The ulcer covered the enuire lof aide of the neck and face. FATATS UPR BALSAM CURED. JAMHS, MeKEM, ‘whose office is No. 4. Frout street, of chronic dyspepsia. Of the most tortaring Kind. ANOER.—HYATTS LIFE BALSAM CURAD WM. EB, ) Yrewater, reskiing at Uaton Springs, Oayuga County, N.Y. Of 8 desperate case of cancer in the lip, of (wetre yeare stand ng. ANCER.HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED HORACE Tracy, Kikder's ferry, Seneca county, N. ¥., of & canoer om the face of ten years standing. For the partiniare ofthens twa cases of cancer, lente, LJ Mr. Ry P. Mersereau, Paciic Hotel, Groeawich iow York. ATI’S LIFE BALSAM CURKD MR. & RODGERS, Hivirver of Canal sod Hadson stress, store,) of rhea matin of the most painful kind, whish: reodered him @ cripple for months. [UATI'S LI78 BALSAM GURRD MI8§ COLR, NO. 168 a ‘moss ihe kad bee ‘aiMicted from mtaney, nnd the apateam ‘#0 severe as to force the ateraum or broast bone out of pI yarns TIVE BALSAM HAS CURED 10 Of stpilae diseases, and it will most cortainly corey, ‘case which can be reached by medicine, if taken in with the directions,