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a en fare of themselves. We sball, however, con- Ainue to give such information from Richmond, from time to time, of the progress of the can- ‘vase, as may be new orjuteresting to our readers, We have had enough for the present of the Ruff: , ner abolition pamph’et of Leteher, and the “nig- ' to the effect that © flibusier expedition against Cubs | gor alliance” of Mr. Botts. AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. RECEPTION OF THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER. | ~ | In the rst place, several Cuban filibusters have sud- | deuly disappeared from the city, and nobody can | Presentation of Lord Lyons, the New British | Minister, to the President—His Speech on the Oceasion, and the Reply of Mr. Bu- ohanan, dec, ONK BPECIAL WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. Wasmnaron, April 12, 1869. Yesterday Lord Napicr presented his letter of recall, -and took leave of the President in his character of Envoy | Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotootiry of Her Britannic Majesty, and the customary expressions of good ‘Will were interchanged, To-day Lord Lyons was introduced by tho Secretary of ‘State as successor of Lord Napier, and addressed the President as follows:— Mr. Preiwest:—My first duty in addressing you as the ‘envoy of Her Britannic Majesty is in obedience to hor Mejesty’s express command w aseure you of her esteem regard tor you, aud of ber hearty wishes tur the wel fare of tbe great nation of which y et of Magis- trate. Her Majony has nothing m + than to Maintalp the frrendabip aod good uieioraiandiny 60 nappy ‘existing between the government of Grest LU itain aud Laat of the United States, the vast tmportanve of we relations -between the two countries would cause me Wo treusvle in entering upon the dutics of tbe highty honorable post to which the Confidence of my sovereyn bas called me; I am sustained, however, by the conviction thal the good will and’kind feeliog which animate the ferpmMent apd the peopis will remedy my personal de- bh I must eutreat you, sir, to view with indul- gence the humble efforts which I shall constantly make fo merit your approvation and to give etfoct to tno cordial friendly intentious of the Queew and of her Majesty's pega I have now, sir, the houor to place in your da the letter of croceace which her Majesty has been Braciously pleused to entrust to my caro. Upon receiving the letter of credence from Lord Lyoos the President made the following remarks:— My Loxn—I give you 4 cordial welcome as the diplo- ~watio representative of your sovereign to the government of the United States. I receive with much gratiicatioa tue -expreasion of her Majesty's uearty wishes iur the welfare ‘of the United States, as well as her earacst desire to main- fain the friendship wud good understanding now go happi wly existing between our roapootive Toese Assurances, proceeding from & wovore Bally eateemed by the povple of ine Uaued stares, and by mone of them more than wyseif, are caicuiited to produce tho best effect on th reiutions between tho two countries. On our part these seutiments are cordially reciprocated towards ber Majesty and the Britian poopie. You cannot appreciate too highly the importance to the people both of Great Britain and the United States of maintaining the most tree anu frieadly commercia: and political imterqourse wita each other. This desirable end will be best secured by a frank aad dmaaly diplomacy Py nial to the character of the two nations, aud, 60 far ag known Ww us, to your owa charactor, The President is much gratified by the omphatic tan- “guage of the new envoy, which far transcends the formal phraseology usual opsuch auch oocasious, The Department of State to-day received despatches from Mr. McLaue, dated Vera Cruz, April 7, conveying She intelligence that, agreeably to authority vested in him, he had acknowledged the government of Juarez. Mata will therefore be at once received here, THE GENERAL NEWSPAVER DESPATCH. ‘Wasnincron, April 12, 1859. The impression prevails that ex-Judge Barrett, of Pann- Sylvania, will be appointed Superintendent of Public Printing. Ex-Congressman Groesbeck of Obio, according to the epresentation of his most intimate frienis, has been of. fered, but declined, the appointment of Commissioner of Patents. Although the government hag nothing more than tele. graphic accounts concerning ‘he recognition of the Juares government by Mr, McLane, it gives full credit to the in- elligence. Enough has transpired to warrant the asser- tion, that Senor Mata will be received as Minister t> tho United States on his return to Washington. At the time Mr. McLane went to Mexico, General Miramon was re- presented to be in force before Vera Cruz, and the issue was doubtful. He went thither with the fuil under. granding, that if Miramon was defeated at that Point to recognise the liberal government—hence the determipation of bis action in the promises. It is understood here that the reason why Mr. Forsyth wa disiikea #8 United States Minister was, that by the recog. nition of the Zuloaga government, he rendered himecl unpopular with the liberal party, and hence it was con- eidered bis usefulness would be impaired. Hon. Jobn Letcher, the democratic candidate for Govor nor of Virginia, is here en rowe to resume the canvass in the central and southern portions of the Siate, ‘Much more business than usual is now being transacted in the Interior Department, occupying the attention of the Scerctary sometimes till midnight. The receipts of the Patcat Office last month are stated 40 be about $14,000 over the expenses. ‘The case of O’Flinu, Postmaster of Detroit, about which ‘there bas been so much interest of late, has been investi- gated go far that it is thought he will resiga. The republicans intend firing one hundred guas to- morrow afternoon in honor of Jelferson’s birthday and the republican victories in the receat State and municipal elections. The News from {Mextco, Naw Oxtgans, April 11, 1859. Furiher advices by the Tennesace, to the Sth inat., stato that there was great rejoicing, a natioual salute anda military parade thote, in honor of Mr, McLane’s recogni- tion of the Juarez government. The hberals surrounding the capital were 13,000 strong; they had cut off the supplies of water and provi- sions. The garrisoo numbers 6,000 men, Gea. Miramon had sent 1,600 men to the capital from Orizaba, The forces of Juarez were pursuing Miramon, Sevor Mata has despatches confirming tho published news by the Tennessee. Senor Mata returns to Washing- ton ina few days. Judicial Confirmation, &. Bosron, April 12, 1859. ‘Hon. E. Rockwood Hoar, of Concord, bas been confirmed ‘by Governor Banks as Associate Judgoon the beach of the Supreme Judicial Court, in place of Judge Thomas, re- gigned. ‘A jury in the Superior Court has awarded $2,300 da- mages to Mies Almira M. Bartlett, to bo assessed from Se wail Packard, for a breach of @ marriage promise, Tho parties belong in Charlestown. Gold in the Mountains, Luavesworrn, April 11, 1859, Late private advices afford ample evidence of vie dis- covery of rich placers inthe mountains. Statements from different sources corroborate the fluding of paying de- porits of ebot gold boulders through a tection of uinrly miles in extent, There was much excitement at Denver City aud along Cherry Creek, and all the reports are more papguine than ever, aud are entirely consistent There ‘nave been eeveral letters received from parties who went from here, and perfect reliance is placed in their state- ments, The Columbia at Charleston, ‘Cuartesron, April 12, 1859, ‘The United States mail steamship Columbia, Captain Berry, arrived hore wt three o'clock this (Tuesday) smorning. New Jersey Township Elections. © Newark, April 12, 1959, Townebip elections In Fseex and Union couatios and -other parts of the State occurred yesterday. The vote was smal, owing to the storm; but the elections gone rally resulted im favor of the opposition. Trenton Municipal Ktection. ‘Taunrox, N. J., April 12, 1859, Frankiin 8, Mills, democrat, lias boen re-elected Mayor sof tbiscity by a majority of 378 over E. R, Bordon, tho ropublican candidate and private secrotary to the Go- ‘vernor. Mr. Mills received a large vote. The demoorats -also cleated nine out of twolve of the city oflicers, and a ‘tie in the Couucil. Princeton and Beverly have also been carried by the democrate. Marine Disaster. Lona Branen, N. J., April 12, 1859. ‘The schooner Speed, of Great Egg Harbor, from Jack- saouville, with a load of lumber, bound to New York, wont welvo miles south of this place, ashore yesterday Schooner Ashore. Squaw, N. J., April 12, 1859, ‘Tho schooner Leander, lumber loaded, is asboro soven miles south of &qnan, near Cranberry Tulet, Water in the he Canale Sonewecrapy, April 12,1859. ‘Tho water is rapidly coming into the canal. ANOTHER CUBA EXCITEMENT. ‘Tis Oris xp THw Tomarres.—At the Academy this eveniuz, the “Trovatore” wili be g ven for the second Has a Fpcbuster Vessel Salted for Cubate Perforia ce ofthe season. he distribution embraces Have We a Janta Among Us? | Tamaro, Floreozs, Mme. Gazzsniga and Miss Adelaide It {a in the recollech.”? Of Our readers that a short time | Phillips—her first appearance this season. Leonora is one | ago we published = ataxment from s French paper, | was actually in progress, which was followed up by an- other statement that a vessel hui actually sailed from this port, with filibusters on board, destined for “the Gem of | the Antilles.” The statement was positive and circum. stantial, and was reiterated a;tio. There are mavy rumors and facts afloat which appear to confirm the statements, even guess where they are gone, »niess it be on the | expedition im question, Secondly, there is graat ex- Citement among the mercbants here who do business with Havana, and it ia evident they believe ‘there is something in the wind.” Thirdly, the Spanish Min- ; ister and Spanish Consuls have sent despatches to tho Captain General of Cuba, apprising him of the sailing of | the expedition; and yesterday they sent further despatches, to the samo effect, by the Cahawba. Indeed, so important doos the Spanish Miniswer considor the mattor, that bo bas come on here from Washington specially about it, and 8 now stopping at the Hrevoort Houso, Lastly, the weil known Gen, Goicouria—tho head of the Cuban fliibus. ters here—sailod suddenly yosterday, it is said, in tho Cabawba, for New Orleans, aud probably for Cuba. fle waa seen to go on board and not como ashore again. He ig im the habit of taking these trips. He goes in our steamships into the vory harbor of Havana, not actually leaving the vessel, but communicating on board with parties from shore. So suaden are his movevents that nothing is knowa of them till be has accomplished his object. Wo would not be surprised if it should now turn out tha: —is on his way to Havana, to make the final arrangement. the descont on the island. Of course “ there is many a «.\p,’” &e. No one of these facts, taken alone, is sffsient to bear out the statements in circulation; but, when combine, they present a presumption that either there is some truth ip the original statement, or that the Spaniards aro very much frighteoe¢—porhaps the latter. Io fact, the atmosphere of the counting rooms of the Cuba merchants is rife with rumor; and it dows not require a very keen sense of smoll to scont Gilibusteriem in the air. At the time of the Lopez expedition, which ended so disastrously, the Spauiah officials were apprised of ovary movement by woil paid spies, who pretended to embark with great zonl in the en- terpriee for the purpose of betraying it. We would not be astonished if the same thing happened now. But th spies recently arrived here, in “ bran new ciothes,” may have come too late, Later from Havana: CHARLESTON, April 12, 1859. The steamship Isabel has arrived here, with Havana dater of the 10th inst, The slave brig Tyrant had beem condemned at Key West, The salvage was forty per cent net, and sixty per cent goos to the government revenue officors. Sugar was buoyant at Havana at 9c. a 93<0. for clayed and 7X0. a 830. for inferior to good qualities of musvo- vado, Molasses had declined 40. Exchange was ad- vancing. Sterling was at 11 a 113¢ per cent premium; Northern, 44 a 3g per cent discount, and on New Orloans it was 1 a 13¢ per cent premium. Ab extensive fire had occurred in the western portion of Cuba, destroying a large quantity of sugar aud much other property. Maretz:k’s opera troupe arc among the passengers by the Ikabel. The Great Billiard Match. Derror, April 12, 1859, The great billiard match between Phelan and Seereiter came off this evening. At8 P.M. the parties were just turning the firet atring—Seereiter, 110; Phelan, 69. On the fourth hundred Seereiter’s score was 306; Phelan’s 269, At 10:40 o’clock P. M., Phelan stood 504; Seeroitor, 400, Phelan’s friends jubilant. E.evey o’ciock P. M. Phelan, 964; Scereiter, 673. HALE-Pasr TweiKe O'CtocK A. M. Great excitement now prevails. Scereiter has just made a run of 157. The game stands, Phelan 1,147; See- reiter, 1,022, HALy-past Ons o'Crock A. M. Great excitement. Phelan, 1,282; Seereiter, 1,266. Obituary. Miuwavgre, April 12, 1859. Hon. FE, ¥. Whiton, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, diod at bis residence in Janesville to-day, Markets. ‘New Ontmans, April 11, 1859, Cotton bas advanced ics jgre wo refit 000 bales mid anes 12X40. Sugar dull and declined }jc. Corn firm a) Cixomexart, April 11, 1850, Flour unchanged: sales of 1,000 bbis. at $5 40 a $5 50 for superfine. hiskey has advanced jgc., and is in good demand: sales of 700 bbis. at 28c. Provisions unchanged: fod pork, $17; bulk sides, 8c.; bacon, 6c. a 8%c.; }, Llc. nat An RSTOS, April 12, 1859. Cotton unchanged: sales 1,000 ba! tes April 12, 1859, Cotton firm and unchanged. Building tin New York. IMPROVEMENTS OF THE MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. ‘The company which now owns the Merchants’ Exchange, in Wall etreet, is engaged in making important improve- meats. This building was erected during the inflated Limes of 1836-87, and was hardly completed before the col- lupse ocebrred, It cost about $2,000,000, being erected jp the most solid manner, with huge blocks of granite. Its frout is one of the most imposing and splendid in the city, baving a cblonade of elevated Corinthian columns (each compoeed of a solid block of granite), eighteen in number, crowned with bandsome capitals, The columns are fluted, and in front of the main entrance stand in dupli- cate rows. The rotunda is a splendid room, circular in form aud from 90 to 100 feet in diameter, and from the floor to the skylight in the dome the height is 93 fect. The base of the dome is supported on tho four sides, inthe | interior of entrances, by eight fluted white Italian marbie | columns, surmounted by Corinthian capitals. The build- ing fronts four streets, namely, Wall, William, Hanover and Exchangé, covering © whole square, Before the building was completed money was raised on it and tho ground, by frst and second mortgages, to the amount of $700,000 to $800,000. ‘ing to a change in the times: the building failed to yield sullicieat revenue to meet the interest. and to liquidate the bonda when they fell due. He neo the bonabuiders forectused their morigages. James G. King represented the foreign bondholders. The baild- jug was brought under the hammer, and oid at about $506,000. ‘The bonduolders became the purchasers and owners of the building, while the stockholuers lost every dollar of their stock, amounting to over $1,000,000, The } building did not rent well in proportion w the gpaca it | covers, owing to wantof proper jight, Boing, howave,, | completely fire and burglar proof, it bas boen atavorite location for bank note chgravors, somo of whom have oocwpied rooms in itfrom the timo of its Orst erection Recently an extensive bank note engraving company, known as the “American Bank Note Company,’ has been formed, including the well known firm of Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Co » and every otner prominent con cern in tho country; and it hes been determined, for greater convenience,’ to concentrate their busincas at ‘the Merchants’ Exchange. For this purposs the Exchange poms 4 have agreed w put up an entire now story on top of tho prosent building, tn order to afford sufficient Toom for the prosecution of their business, This new story in to bo fitteen feet high, and will projoct twolve feet above the present cornice, and will have a front on the four strcets of over one. eighth of a mile, It will have 106 windows in front aud 60 ia (he rear, looking towards the dome in the centre. The area of this now story wiil comprise about 16,000 aquaro fevt, and mill cost about $50,000, je whole, with three rooms on the seoond and, third floors, extending from the frout portico in Wail” to William street, is leaned to the company for ton years, with the privilege of a renowal, The bremisos to be oocu- pied on the second floor Ss ra 8,000 square feet, mak | Ing a total of 24,000 square feet to be ovcupied by tho company in the building. The number of artista, work- men and clerks employed by the company will amount to two hundred, and the number of presses is about sixty. ‘The new story will embrace the engraving, transterriag and printing departments; the rooms on the second ey thira story will be ured for depositories of plates, pai ead for the dryin, gt ing, counting and pack! packing oF b Dene noter; the steam Doller for warming tho promises and the steam engine for eipalting machinory and working a ho'nt- ing machine, which works from the basement floor to the new story above. The second story wilt contain the offices of the company, for the accom of the bookkeepers, cashiers, directors, clerks, &c., and where business with the outalae world will be accommodated ‘The Bank of England do ail their own manufacturing, even wo the making of their owngaper. As thie cannet be done with individual banks in this country, an attempt will ‘be made to concentrate tho hye geeoh ata ae ie taahane and under increased guarantees of safet; whole business & the highest atate ot pr orfestion, me as reasonable as possible, and at lower rates than the work could be done for onder any ovher circumstances, and os- pecially under the old system of doing the work. Obituary. Died, at Yonkers, N. Y., at the rosidenco of her son, Zepbaniah Piatt, HELEN LIViNaeTON, aged 98, widow of the Inio Jonas Platt, formerly ono of sho Judges of the 3u preme Court, and sister of the lato De. Jonn Livingston, tonior pastor of the Dutch Reformed eburch of this city, and at tho [period of his death President of Rutgers loge. | Of Mme. Gazzaniga’s grand rdlee, | At the Theatre Fravcaw “Le Mari a Ia Campagne,” the French “Serious Family” is the latest novelty. It will be | acted again on Thur:day. At the Metropolitan theatre, Miss Davenport will pro- | duce to night a new piece, called “The Mesulliance.”” It H us been taken from a powerful French drama, expressly for Misa Davenport, and has been very successful in the provinces. At Wallack’s “To Rent Day,” which was prosented on Monday to an overflowing house, wii! be repeated this even! g. Mr, Wallack plays Martin ‘fe; wood. At Laura Keono’s “Our Amerioy) Cousin’ will be | pia ec till Saturday, when the house «ill be closed for j rehearsa’ of the “ Midsummer Night’: Dream.” “Our American Cousin’? and Mr. Jefferson will have a congi. | Mr. Jefforson will play at Boffa'o, Portland, Buiifax, N. 8., | &o., &c., for the next five or six weeks. | Nibio’s ig closed until next Monday, wien Mr. Fddy’s season will commence, with Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne ina new play, “Senor Valiente.’? Mr. Burton will shortly play engagemonts at Richmond, YVa., Boston, and Portland, Maino. jupertor Court. Bofore Chief Justice Bosworth, Arnit, 12.--Sephia Beach, administratriz, vs. the New York Bowery Fire Insurance —The dofcadante are entivied to Judgment, dineniasing plaints complaiut, NOTICE To ADVERTISERS. ‘We must urge upon our advertisers the necessity of sending in their business notices at an early hour. Time and space are of great importance in the present pressure upon our columns. ‘The Family Herald. Geo, Ba nders Metalite pe thcwnrpery » Resor —T die tnim ita,” astivie may de ry ‘ Sat RL W turers, G. A B.C ny on ate of he ch aries London Cordial Gia—Parest and dest. fil druggie's, KFOCCrs, Ao. Quarie 75 conte; pale, ry Buy ouly © th . ues’, Depot Brosdway, Herring's Patent Cham,ion Fire ‘And burglar proof exfos, 251 Broad wa," Corner Murray wt, N.T eens SF Cristadore’s Halr Dy Wigs and Toupees, The best w pole py se a oor gee Batchelor's Heir Dye, Wi and Tou, the best in tbe asaeeeueg a Bold 002 appiled at the manufasw Hill's Hatr Dye, 50 cents, Bluck or Bro wn.— Ro. 1 pyar . | Barclay etrest. Also, sold at 399 BruadwaW, and ssasepeias by Marsh & Co.'s Railtc.st cure truss. They ula ki celeste stock! . Wonder "no. 4 Vesey streey Astor ious, My ¥- ee = and Kar.—r, ee aoe Le Oculist aud ‘The best Spring Bed in ‘Existence—(Howe's ligt, at Crom $5 10 96 #1376 Broadway. Call and see it Manny's ig enone is the Best arvel reesingy bani sloanlag, preetere aad resorisg the rea exeal beep sn Vintment and Pills are the reidabie mecicines for the Sernbgornnt ol ne ‘tac ac brea "aoren, uloera sol Cancer tory, ¥ Birth. CeBVsUER.—On Tues: nt A 12, Mrs. Ga- BRIRL CUKVaLIER, of @ m00, acne ons uncle, PS ice etl Massied. ALEXANDER—SawyER.—Uu Suaday, April 10, at the burch i South Second street, by the Ker, Mr. Soudder, Mr. Joy B. aLexanvek to Miss AMANDA W. Sawak, eldest am of ALexanpux H. Sawyen, Baq., of Willlamaburg, ‘aincuL@—Horr —At Keyport, N. J., on Tucaday, an 12, i, the Rev. f. A. Slater, Capt. Saunt G, RAiR: ub, of Westpert, Coun., to Miss Sagat A., daughter of TRIAL OF DANIKL EK. SICKLES FOR THE MORDER OF PHILIP BARTON KEY-—QUADRUPLE EXECUTION IN | BALTIMOKE—THE CKOPS—OUR PEAOK WItH PARA GUAY—DR. CHEEVER'S LECTURE ON SLAVERY AND MAN STKALING—LOCAL AND MISCBLLANSOUS 1TEMS—MARKET REPORTS, BTC., BTO. The Famuy Hera.p, in its tasue of today, will con- tain & full report of tho trial of Daniel B. Sickics in Wash- {ngton City for the Killing of Phillip Barton K y; a very in- teresticg ut of the Quadruple Execution tn Baltimore, with Sket of the Iodividuais Hanged and the Rowdy Clube to Baltimore; A Glaace at the Condition of the Growing Crops— Splendid Prospects of an sbundant yield ot Wheat, and cheer. ing intelligence o other Crops; Tuteresting from P: Sketch of Urquiza, the Successful Mediator in our Diffou'ties with Paraguay, Report of lectures of Dr. Cheever on tha “ Word of God agnivst Slavery and Man Stealing)” War Upon the Abolition Methodists of Texas, with all news of the preceding week of a imporiant or interesting nature, and ali the loow aews of New York and the adjoining cities, Police Reports, oft prices | } Theatrical notions, &o., 0. Tt will also contain a report of | ‘he condition of the New York Cattle Market, the retaf! | af all kinda of Family Marketing at Wasaingwon Market, Cow percial snd ®ousy Market Keporta, Marriages and Ueathe for the wook, wud a large quantity of miscellaneous reading matter, Terms—Two dollars per anaum—single copy tour cents. To be obiatned atthe office, and of all cows ageuts. Adver- Wsementa inserted ut the usual HeKAto rates, Court Caleodar—This Day. Sorreum Covrr—Circuit.—Part 1.—Nos. 1465, 1457, 1460, 1461, 1463, 1465, 1487, 1469, 1471, 1473, sane 1481} 1483, 1486,” 1487,' 1489, "1491, 10, 1495) 149) Part’ 2—Nos, 1122, 1206, $4, 2040, 1298, 1207, 1204, 1296, 1310, a’ isi4, 1318, 1320, 1824, .—Nos. 1173, 1405; 1407, Wu, 1418, 1417, 14%, 1426, fy ra 1429, 1431, 1483, 1400,'1441, 1443, 1445, Ls49, 1453, Mice itdied Versi Coamee Won: 50, 62, 68, 77, 95, 97, 160, 56, 56, 71. Sormion’ Coors.—Nos. 17, 52, 94, 148, 14, 153, 158, 4168, 166,177, 186, 160, io), "34,'214, 226, 280, 233, 234, Common Preas.—Part 1.—Nos. 697, 662 628, 893, 963, 965, 966, OF8, 683, 263, 975, 976, 977, 978, 8 Part 2. Now. 926; 950° 985) 904) 8.57 O40; O47,’ 950,'962, 881, 895, 960, 961, 900, 767. [ewe Latest Drawings of the Legalized Lotte- ries as reported to WOOD, EDDY & 00., MANAGEKS OF TER bs ‘ DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES. Official Drawings, by Telegraph. DELAWARE LOTTERIES. missioners eahaartnere, Doce epi by the Governor or the the State of Delaware to superiniend the dPawing of a lot. tery authorized by the Legislaare, Baring, thia thea tthe \otery ths sists 9¢ Dele I state of Dele ware, Go certify that the followig are the numbers whloh were “iraten {0m the whos, Vs: Extra Crass, No. ‘om, Aram 12, 1859. 2, 21, 57, 28, 50, 42, 6), 10, 11, 1, 16, 14, 65, 13, Crass No, 223, Arnis 12, 1859, 43, 6, 51, 10, 42, 29, 45, 17, 14, 67, 5, 62 And that the sald numbers were drawn in the order in which they atand above. ‘iiness our hands, at Wilmington, Del, this Tusstay, ‘April 12, 1859. Seecee UR me Commissioners. JAMES DUNCAN, GEORGIA LOTTERIES. Commissinners appointed to superintend of the Sparta academy Lattery, do hereby ont aif wing are the nuunbers which were thia day wheel, viz:— C1ass No. 225, Apa 12, 1869, 2, 62, 45, 18, 47, 49, 19, 66, 95, 43, 64, 34, 44. C.ass No, 226, Exrna, Arnit 12, 1859. 7, 8, 11, 25, 12, 8, 66, 52, 26, 29, 48, 48, 68, And that the said numbers wore drawn ia the order in which they stand above. hie Our linnds at Auguste, Ga. this Tuestoy, Apri P.O. , EP, Dos ag.” { Commissioners Wilmington, Dela woop, EDDY & co.,} Ti! price geben Terrible Riot.—A Dispute Arose in the Pub- lic parlor of fashionable bote! the other day, which bid fair, for & while, to result in serious consequences It was, how: ever, quieted, aud the whole twatier v a about the relative beauty of gectlemen’s spriag hats, an the feroict was tually uosgimousiy given In. favor of KNOX’ elegant productions, sold on the corner of Fulton street and Broadway. Leary & Co. have now Ready the Spring ary eae hats for genilemen'’s wear. Nos. 3, 4 and 6 Astor Broadway. “« Loge r 507 Style.” A fascinating beaver felt lat For young man. \N, 507 Broadway. Now Rendy.A rich and splendid assort- ment of children’s fancy flatg and caps, also a beautiful sts for eovemen, invest at) les, 8 ol atH adits & RUs- SAK'S, 225 Bowery, 326 Grand and 251 Kighth avenue, ae 07 Broadway. Photographs, d. minis ” CEE Sitersee Nograpas, daguerrootypes, Strangers, remember Meade Brothers’ at down town gailertes. Photographs and unrivalled daguerro jurney'’s New Photographic and Fine Art types taken y, in all we ere, At ZS Broadway, near the Aptor House, Everybody should obtata a Phrenological extents of FOWLER & WELLS, 308 Broadway, tv learn thei: talents, defects and proper ocoupation. Chess and Billiards.—Crowds Attend Base- FOKD’S daily, 149 Fulton street, Brookiyn Cheea Club have 180 members; meet daily corner of Court and Aemecn 25 Centa. avenue, near Fourteenth street, Cure Your Cough. ust Gran in’s New Improvement Again on the buman bair— Interesting consultation; prevents baldaees gray hair; warranted. 60 Twelfth strect, corner Broadway. FP. ¥. 8.—Ballow’s Improved French Yoke jer, and warranted to fit, at less | Broadway. McLoughlin’s Improved French Yoke Shirts ready made, or made to measure, at 269 Greeawich street, cor- ner of Murray, They Please Ladies and Children.—If you ct procured eet covering at CANTRELL’S, one pigyes 613 Broadway. Ladies’, misses’ aad children’ se ind bose’. Gall and see. $17 Broadway. heeler & Wilson’s wee’ Machines. td ioe fob Broadway, N. Y. Coffee.—Pure Ji in Ibs., for $1; aleo © chant of ten tor { Pasa Grover & Baker's Celebrated NOISELESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, No. Broadway, New York, eal bare one ot GROVER & BAKAU'Y ia our, owa tamily, (g00d'as i was represcuied to be.- N. X. Ledger, apru Susans oe te to pints, by all Gruggiste’gructs, kor Depot 0 Sroad way: Sometht New and of Great Value.—We have exemined | HOW s'S eliiptie stone! spring bed and berth we bave only to that they are daraoie, of , sese, ereatoetable and very cheap.” Rr bot falling @) acces wid have them appil Meada—Sovthera Monitor. Principal depot 373 1ieow’ way. Werd's Patent Fi mane Sew Vachines— New myle, price $60, ‘Mtoe 477 mn +i} Capt. Josep D. Hull, of Key port, ‘MONOLINGER—JonKS. —On foursday, April 7, at Pough- keepsie, by the Key. Geo. 8, Hare, alr, Musas. MONOLIN- Gis, of New York, to Mis Lyvia W. Jones, of Puuga- se paie, Fxans—Bort.—On Tuesday, April 12, at St. Luke's chureb, Clinton avenve, Broollyn, by the Rev. Dr. J. W. Duler, br. Eowany Sehua to Mise Euzaneri L., daughter of Richard Butt, Eaq,, wii of ine above city, Bockinomam.—At Sheflielt, Berksbiro county, Masa, af the residence of ber duughter, Mrs. Eliza Mavstield, on Vouursuny, aprild, biis. Saka BuckisumaM, aged 14 years, mother of Ubaries and Geo. A, Buckingham, of this o ‘Aueout.—On Monday, April 11, Maxowtra Carrow, ¢ d 76 years, @ native of the parish o Street, county estmesta, Irciand, ‘Tue triends of the family, and thove of her sons, Pa teick, John and James, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (Wedbesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late reeidence, No. 81 Sooritt’eureet. Her re: pais will be taken to Calvary Cea COoK.—On Sunday, Aprit 10, 19 the 58th year of bis age, Epwaxp Coon, ‘His {rienos, and those of his family, and of his father in-law, George Irelaud, are tavi-ed to attend tha fuaeral, from bis iate residence, No. 92 West Tenth surest, tals (Wednesday) aiternoon, ‘at one o'clock. ‘Deway,—At Harlem, on Werneedny morning, April 6 Mir, Nuthaniei Dewey, aged 66 y Gann —0n Menuay 'moruing, ben] 11, AypRew 8, Gare, iu the 80bb year of Lis ag Tue fuvpral rervices ‘wilt take place at St. Bartholo- mew's church, Lafayette plice, corner of Grea, Jones ptreet, this (Wedaeeday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Tae rns of the family wre imvited to attend, without further Haxt.—On Sanday, April 10, of cousumption, Jauas R., fou of John Al. and Kiza Bart, agea 14 years, Funeral this (Wedaesday ) tu{ternoon, at three o'clock, fiom the residence of his pareats, No. 388 Madison street The relatives aud irienag of the family are respeuitnily in- vhed to attend, Hsniy.—On Monday, April 11, aged 78 yeais. Funeral thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 104 Canuon street, Marus.—On Monday, April 11, Jouy Nicnoras Martin, em of Nicholas and Catherine Martin, agud 6 yeurs, 6 montis aud 27 days, The friende aud relatives are requested to attend his funeral, this (Wecnesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the roedence of his paronts, No. 96 Kast Twouty-dtth street, near Third avenue, His remains will be taken to ‘Trinity Cemetery. Menerazen.—Un Monday, April 11, of consumption, FRancis MANBTRAER, @ Dative of Franco. His friends aud acquaintances are invited to attend his funeral, thie (CWedneatias ) allernovn, at ove o'clock, from ‘St. Luke’s Hospital, Fifty-fourth street, between Fifth and Sixth avennes, Maav.—at Genoa, Italy, Wednesday, March 23, whore be bad gue for the feels of bis bealth, Onapiag MxaD, in the %4th year of his age, of tho Arm of Kdwia ad Ralph Mead, Jr., & Co., of this city. MacraRuune.—in ‘this city, oo Mouday morning, April 11, of congestionof the bran, Gxoxag WasHixcroN, Bon of John Margaret Macfarlane, aged 16 yoara and § mouths. His friends, and the relatives of the family, are invited to attend bis funeral, from his pironis residence, No, 27 Chrisvopber strou, this (Wednesday) afwrnoon, at two o'clock. His renains wili be iowrved tn Green woot. MircurLt.—On Tuesday, April 12, Bringer Mircuss the 2Cth year of ler age. Funeral on Thursday afiernooa, at halt part one o'clock , from the resideoe of her brothers, Michal aud Hugi Mitchell, No 97 Forty-fuurih street. Monxay.—At the City Hospital, on Tuesday, April 12 Hed Mies & native of Ilatesburg, N. Y., aged 3u ‘The! friends andacqua'ntances are invited to attend his funeral, this (Wedaeaday) afternoon, at two o'clock, frou we City Hospital. McGkat —On Monday, Apri! 11, Jomayva, daughter of Peter snd Mary MeGratu, aged 2 years, 3 moaths and 19 Mca. Martaa Egyty, io day "the friends and teiatives of tha famiy are respectfully invited attend the fu.crai, from the residence of her parents, No. 237 Madison street, tis (Wednesday) alter- Loop, at LWO O'clock. OmaeiaLe—Io this city, on Monday, April Li, of con sumption, Many JOLIA UbsRSHALF, aged 16 years, and 3 months. The friends of the family aro invited to attend tho fa veral, from the residence of her mother, No. 260 Sixth avenue, this (Wednewday) attervooa, at two o'clock, SIRACHAN.—=At No, 12 Sorta Moure street, oa Satarday April 9, Car yt K., only daughter of ) M. Strachan ‘SURWARD. re Dauesdury, Putnam cour ty, preemie Apri tl, Wietam Stew. Yok, agod yours and 11 mounts. : tends, Aud thoze of his uncle, Wm. Elliott, are re spectrally invited to auend bis fuaeral, from the Aariou wo” street aud Fourtl Kaliroad depot, corner of Twenty si avenue, this (Weiaesday) afternoon, af bale past thre: o'clock, His Feimaias wili be taken W Greenwood Cem tery. J napwan.—to this city, on Toeeday, April 12, Gronaer aughter of George au the lave dary Swadinaa, age 18 Foneral from the house of her uncle, Abraham Brown tlua (We Inesd2y) « and reiatives of ta (amily are reepet ully invited to actond. TAvIOR—At Passaic, N. J, on Tuesday morning, Apri 12, FANN ADELR, yOungest chiia of Bra. Ll. D, Taylor aged 1 year. ‘The fineral will take place from the Dutch Reforme’ chureb, at Passaic, on Puurssay afternoon, ab two o'clock DAWKN—On Monday, Apcl LI, afer’ a short iiiness Maxcanst A., daughter of Uosistian and Jadbariny Tetjen axed 4 years, 3 mouths and 2 days. The relatives and friends of tao family are respectfutly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of be: parents, No, 80 Ninth aveoue, corvor of Sixteenth street this (Wednesday) afvernoou, at caco'elock, Her reusaius will be interred in Green wood Cemetery. Vor Domgy.—On Monday, vo, 13, | 5 vali, on her passage DOnTEN, vy fr of the seg Dubin lease copy Watson. atin loboken, on Taesday, April 12, waking Warsow, aged 98 years, The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at wend the funera!, on Thuraday afieroova, at two o from (Le residence of Benj. G, Megie, No. 14 Union place Her remains wi | be interred in Greenwood. 8, on board abiy a, Onantrs Vor , Mrs. Ca MISCELLANEOUS. A ~NEW ARTICLE 2 rOR f THE HAIR. PHALON & BON'® COCOINR is the best and cheapest article for the air. For presei beautifying and reetortog the bair, the in-st perfect bal ing ever 19 tho public. Bold at 817, 497 and ay poral vy, aod by all druggists and fancy x: vod. de Peso Bo Conta; small, 25 cout inquire for PH PH ALON SON'S A New Perfume for the Handk ysctuthe, = BR WARN OF GUUNTSFRITS. TWATERS NEW STYLE $25 SEWING MACHINE uid be een dy all Oftice 403 Broadway. wanvous SPPROTIONS, BPILAPSY, (NRO AL- A ga. tis headache, rheumatism, mental’ or joa snUy relleyed aud ‘manently cured ity oar er daove, Trt al we w 1 refund the money. & 00. 109 Naasuu strect, N.Y. A’ EVERDELU/8—WRDDING AND VIAITING CA R08 these celebrated cards, raved, can be Qu'yy Commer of Broadway and jvnane surest ty low priece, "2S to. 8160. a WSL Bs, ©. to 760 per yard. Sats 7 KAM ANDERSUN, 99 | All wool een oth Olicloths, every bs) Bove weory. THOUSAND BOTTLES OF WILSON'S Hare oot on, AA ce and Hemorer are cold every day, because i ls tbo Dy ration for coloring the, bale over dls ered; Kt la ov ag A hale lig oiginal eolor, with? at dye RESTORES Cell ype ‘spplicadous, wah ge, ih, wi OWN TO AJR BUAC « jcacious remedy for All sigenson of the 118 Fal on iret Bo only ciand W ainut sireols, F’ ira aye, NEW YORK. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. Sabie 4® AUUTIUR. 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FIRS, WATER AND MILDEW PROOF SOLUBLE ae coment, paint and varnish, prevents aloohol aud iurpestne barrels irom leaking; chemicals and drugs, bisck ry coguac, rye, 1 PruCeTWAnGLi 3 Maiden iane, se ‘ou Fermented ‘Liquors, and 1,000 Guemical Receipts, poe ATRIAG! BOYS' oye ak DeGROOT'S HALL, nots DEPARTHENT ENLARGED. ‘84 and 86 Fulton street, it and fb Gala ne 45, 47 Gold street bEGROOT, BY LEDIAED'S MOBNING CALL. DYSPEPTICS, TRY It. Bs TRAVELLERS BY RAILROAD, ~TRAVELLERS BY STSAMBOAT, io TAKE A BOTTLE WITH You. _ tise pleasant and boalibful driak. io For sale bs the prinetj nor deal feces, druggista, ine atthe princiog! fell anor ‘and ai depot, 37 soutn rtreet. [S°aeimpertant qualities of a perfect ste dressing see ye Iimpertant qual O have Leen successtully combined In BURNETT'S Unoraine, ne active principle of which is cocoa nut oll. Its merits have heen successfully tested witn tmanimous and sult | Rose who value a beautiful head of air, will do we © use this elegant preparation. aside from its acknowledged stipesiorily, tt ts ciaimed there Is a saving of fifty per ceat 0 favor of this over other compounds, oue application being ufhiciert to lust for days—Providence Post. UBNET18 COCOAINE. and desirable préparation for the hair We with is"tne preperatocs of Momars do. sep Burnett & Co ‘Bost The want of thelr cocontue has Tong been fe't In onder to iapenee with the mapy intertor preparations uow In use. Tt contains a very large proportion of c9e0a nut oll, a0 cele- brated for imparting to the Dair a gloesy and smooth’ appear snee, which, together with te other properties, ua the air and gives fm bealihy tnd viguro.e growth. We #pask, wer giving it etrial, and ean conacisnciously recommend it to e old snd young as being a preparation of inestimable valuo or (he purposes Intended—St. Joha (Canada) News. JORNS, BUNIONS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS TREATRB ("by the only eafe and succesaful method known —For ex, pa 3 corns 50 cents to $1 exch, bonite and nails g] to al LITTLEF IAL & Woe TERVRLT, Chiropodiets, 516 Broadway, opposite Bt. Nichola Ho LARR’S SYRUP.—LET ANY WEAKLY, DELIOATS LU “female, with liver, womb or acrofuia complaints try it and see if itis a humbug, JuAsa's SYRUP.—THIS PURELY VEGETABLE COM: J is recommended by the best families ia America, tb liver oF serofuia complaints, or any weak: ‘ete female will try it, they will not regard ite Oost. It cored the deaf, aud cured the very Worst cases of rheu- ; LSRK'S SYRUP—ANY PGkSUN WITH DYSPKPSIA \y general debility or rheumatism, try it, and see how wag aRK'@ SYRUP 18 SOLD WHOLESALE BY BARNES Oa Pirks Park tow, G. He ‘ayes, Brooklyn, and all over tag | New Jersey. ORNS, Co Sun ‘Nails penetrating the flesh, . ‘Enlargement of the toe joint, ¢6 without pain, wo that he boot ean be worn Immediately tie operation Without ihe least inconvenience, to tae pa ie be PR ACH ARLE. wu goon chirapcint, 60 Broadway. © e1¢ra to tho phy aes ee See city, ATA i—OaTA OA ae “nian ie i ts ‘HOW, OURRDY | Thousands of all sors auncyance stanthe Moat people know wh shal is inconvenieneg and re, yet but few Bnow how it can be cured. pares . browic Leriation abd afier enlargement of inte, 8a quent ed ee eeeeeliree eth, Laie ov ites, frootal minuses ane stendiog into the throat aod lunge. Prone tale result resuite foe Mivand often, vertigo othe bead obstructed nose or. w ci mucous, loseof smell, nasal vuloe, and often lun vearing and taste. ‘school remedies bave never been bie to-do way bing for a for it, Nasal injections and inhalations are beg painiul and ex MUMPUBLIS CataRhH SPEOLF IO. eaimple rag en two er threo thues per day, Ca ae mild T canes, cures at Ce. “ures by perseveriny "eriee, wh gett ‘do , 50 conte per box. ie N. B.—A full wot Ky nimyhres Homopathlo, Spectios, with book of directions and 2) remedies, im large three drachat be fd morocco enue $0; ‘iso i plats ease, 5 eset, by the so Io bor o full ene, want 2 Any, bd eee BY mull oF septa Ee SOU iad broadway, NE. ‘Bold by dealers. O. courovxn fou — ‘Nothing in tke world #0 Godse to curing coughs sud al rovchial ef: ovens, oid fn 15 spd 26 riety by all drag: iste. Wholesale y by W. HL. |. TOWERS, wa D* TOBIAS ve yprtan LINIMRNT. Rheumatism chronic it will cure, And cholera, dyseplery. we are gure - ‘Toothache, hendache, croup aad pains Twi of body, quick rel'et obtains. For bruises, burns or frozen feet, It ‘avnotn tbe ‘work! be beat, We warrant all w resfoot curt, to them secure. We men aa ot varied sine, 36 uiekiy h reiteree yo re as ‘hives you blooming health again. he grestest thing for Kone d wer known The pablo, inate lone @ 0 Tt thousende Honee, ip a the Siates ae ‘abit orave. Moimeat, we keep for sale, ‘o make & erfect cure In every part, from head to Colle, spratos. bad cute and splints, Ou site opeedy cure kapriat For lameness, 1 tbe Koya to all around, in cht Ber or Ymping. Doble found; ‘The tain) stl lato, ‘thay the waar aun. roam the co rindi they will nid you; have need plense on ‘ap Io store enorigh for all, paror, 06 CORTLANDT STREST, NEW YORK. c ee MISCELLA Hous, TTS Fo TRIED IMPROVEMENT IW Anry- n 1) Feet. No Lz Wave rl ‘ear Broadway, Brew * tecua cainl Mom r i botid be rion’ ted on ail ba O14 wy Own cree TW Mancu li, Isso rome Tesritorin) hus dental office Moenmes ‘me _— p° YOU WANT LU XUSTANT WuIsKeRs Oxy MOOR eusarbeet—1f vou di, and your board wna't grow, Use tog ‘ fore rao thet face within ix weeks ater usloy tn Son 08 beeps on skin it been seven veurs established, aad anver kaw Ht, JErice $1 seot by mail Pow en ey way a i0p Waesin" stent wow ‘Yard, Can ak ‘vbird street, Priisaoiptin poe boa hy RICKS. ‘The subscriber, previons to rera vving 629 Broad, bias ats eral dant wre ves. cthew DABDONVILLE, 445 Broadway. ATRBAN KS STONDABD BALES, to every description of weigtiay, bave succ bo Aerotnd yoars, ead for their invasianus Coansvrmet have AUR MOW Lite RD PEAEpARD OF TRE yet Adi DESCRIPIiVE CaTALOGUKs (urulsbed oa < ppc aNKe SO Coy 189 Broadway, New X [ror eannae ORNAMSNTS. mena 40 TER om et 25 sete sh aD Ratatat aa La A various palteras, toesn!, came te size and ~ ie io mialatare, slscding and reposting. iS ties leven different patlerus wiLD BOah# FOX, KAGLRS, Lal Lustrated catalogues sent by tm: “a ee M YER ae ee DasTour en TO ex! Ante, mice, bugs, ‘ieee ants, BO, ines seer, FE Dusioa RUSHTON, ti] Broadway, , dreggae yRINCE IMPERIAL i or xyes DE VENOGE Ath RPeRNay, PRANCE, ‘ised Imperial tables on the Gtatinent of Bere —_ be bed aball the lend! owls, Prinelpad throughout the own! sod ro we BR R, °c waar pip osvesan raytor pret [tory Wiloas thal tne hero of Buena Vista died of chroada diarrbora. He had also, we fo, ular cMleisl reatinen for élarrinss. “OF winch ta be te dior the disease or the ‘Gniomel, rhubarb, ahaht aed d optum conetitute tbe “‘scientitic’ remesies in cases made and proviced, in other words, tho formula ts first to then tocongest. Now we don't say positively that 40 Jaylor was the victim of mereary aad warcotine, but we do xe he been treat ye rhapt, RaDWAY's Wie DY HACLE. be oa Sceclest neve id not nave ed of clarrho-, acute or chronic. on fe based om tine of facta exiending through serie of ys broken iEia el exeeation In all bowel enka la ‘rom, most virutent, to the mildest form of “summer — lainta,” i ie admiuielered ith equal anda luavarying eas: cou Badway's Bequiating pilieare generally 18 BUX jen a ‘such cases, ae they remove ‘ue naturel oe bas yr painful to witness the avalanche of oon epee dren and duit screry summer and tall under the offielal reg: ment of the Fe #, and many of medicos know, er Radway’e sree bere Spenitic for the cere of all yee in its worst erg gr eg Rey minor Cf these remedies, aud we wil guaraniee inal bo lives will be lost. There remedies are Rabw Ys Eel is eas So & 0u., Ts Pale vaca han York. eye machines— it bas four these admirable indicates the re from | Be elie will beara Soae ‘om lose of appetite w Siedtrthsearel aivseces Iti+ recommended ne don Labcetas “a great aid tp cases of alow and vox ‘digea- tion.” Tteaa be bed of all the beat 4 grocers, and at she 4 Fiat and resiauranis, Sole agent, G. G. YVELIN, a7 ‘alton treet LEWING be ay he git eg oe. WHO HAVE been induced to buy machines which will not ara basers expected them, to do, ve me wer failtodo any lund of “ap aaa form the work formed that Stn, ry ie work. Noone ibese machiaes. & 00., 453 Broadway. SMeantDiby Manin Wifi fix ADUE ONLY #18. . MA EAGLE SEWLNG ECO, $80 BRO, pane SEWING MACHINES. essential jualities are much the abso aoe mee oe ‘imag 1. 'SINGER & 00., 458 Broadway. HE COMING EVENT. GREAT SENSATION IN LITERARY CIRCLES. 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