The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1859, Page 5

THE MURDER CASES. ae ‘Whe Case of Jean Bosquet—The Eim street Heomieide—Conviction of Joh& Glass, de. COURT OF OYSR AND TERMINER. Before Hon. Jadge Davies. Ant. 19.—Jean Bosquetf the Italian who was indicted or the murder of Maltino de Santis, pleaded guilty, through Mr. Kazinski, the interpreter, to manslaughter in the first degree, The prisoner was remanded for sentence. ‘The penalty attached to the crime to which he pleaded guilty is imprisonment for life. Bosquet is supposed to De insane, and his ill shapen bead, flat face, sunken eyes ‘and vacant look give every indication of the absence of mind, : THE CASE OF WOOD, EDDY AND 00. In the case of Wood, Eddy & Oo., Mr. Dean said ho had Berved @ notice of motion to send the indictment back to the Sessions. It was merely a case of misdemeauor, ‘and he was at a loes to know why it was ever sent to fthe Court of Oyer and Terminer. Tho Court of General <es- sions bad jurisdiction of the caso, and this Court should not be troubled with any other than capital cases. Mr, Sedgwic! te Assistant District Attoraey, remarked ‘that the Court of General Sessions had exercised:a power ‘which it acquired by statute in sending the case here for trial. After some further discussion, Judge Davies said he ‘Was vot aware that any case of misdemeanor had ever Deen sent to this court before. Ho believed great evi ‘would result, however, if the practice of sending such ages to this court was adopted. He would look into the Matter, and reserve his decision for the present. DEADLY AS3AULT ON A POLICEMAN. ‘The Diatrict Attorney galled on the cree of Joseph Cock- ‘urn and others, indicted for an assault and batwry on policeman Davidson, with intent to kill. Mr. MeCunn asked for a postpovement, on the ground of the illness of Mr. A. A. Phillips, the prisoner’s counsel. The Judge said that criminal cases should not be pat off except when very good cause was showo. He would Postpone the case unt! next day, and if his connkel were not then x aay the Court would assign counsel to defend Me Field, Jr.,aeked for a postpouement for ten days, om the grouna of the absence of material witnesses. After discussion, the Court decided that the trial must be set down peremptorily for Wednesday morning. Subsequent! Coakburs pleaded guilty to the assault ‘with intent to kill, and was remanded for sentence. THE BLM STREET MURDER. ‘The District Attorney moved on the case of Jamos Glass, John Glass, James Loftus and Patrick Quinlan, in- gices, sone the murder of John Decker, in Elm street, in january a2 age ‘Whiting, associated with Mr. Clarke, for the lemanded separate trials, and was ready" to pro- bey ‘with tho case of James Glaes, ‘The Dnetrict Attorney desired to proceed first with tho tial of Jobn Glass, and after some discussion John Glass ‘Was put upon trial. The em; nnelling the jury was then commenced. A vast number were rendet jecompesent from having formed and expressed an opinion, and several others were excused because of having conscientious scruples against Ld parca punishment, The jurors sworn were:— lart, 1—Leonard H. pastel 2— Richard 8. Binkerhoff, 8—Richard E 3—Charies C. Backles, 9—William H. uke 4—Thomas 10—James_ Whi 5—Charles M. Perkins, 11—John W. Graydon, 6—William A, Abrey,” 12—Willam H. Phillips. ‘The court fined forty-seven jurors $25 for bei: s absent when the panel was called. ‘The prisoner is a powerful looking young man, twenty- three years of menin naire Nom Tork anda carponiae, by trode, He tat ‘by his counsel, and manifested posed during the Gopanneling of the jury. The ‘i p wien, Decker, was native of Germany, and for Years of age. Sedgwick, Assistant District At , opened tho cage for te Prosecution. The prisoner, Jc " Glass, with five others, was indicted for shooting with a pistol at William Decker on the 15th of January, 1859, of which Decker died on the 27th of Jani Fier A Counsel stated the facts of the case, which have already appeared in the Bena. The first witness examined was Mrs. Catherine Decker, Stongh Mr. Kazinski, German interproter—Resided in January last at 21 a che knows the prisoner by ap- pearance; saw hi twelve months ago; never saw him in her house; ae husband died on the 27th of January, in the Hospital; on,the 16th of January he was taken from the house at about one o'clock {a the morning to the Hospital; saw the prisoner about teu o’clock that night; she was near the stove, when ste heard some. body slap the strect door; went down and saw the prisoner, with two other men, coming up stairs; she went behind the door, and John Glass entered the room and took tho lamp off the table and broke it; it was an oil lamp, and burning; witness went dowa the stairs, and Glass took a lamp that was hanging in the ball and threw » it down the stairs; her husband hearing the noise, came Out of the room on the first floor; witne:s and her bus- band wanted to get them out of the house quietl}; they said, “Please go out;” her husband was then knocked on the ‘head with a club, but can’t say which of the party Struck bim; did not 80 apytbing in the hands of the party until they were got out of the house, when sho saw a pis- tol in the hands of Jobn Glass; a minute or two after they bolted the door bot was fired; her husband was gtaad- ing near the door, and after the shot was fired he fell; one or two shots were fired after; she dragged hor hns: | band into the room; about haif an hour after- wards the police arrived, and she saw two holos in the door; the whole affair did pot last longer than five or six minutes; whilst they were im the house they {dia not ay anything to her; Three shots were fired altogether. Her husband had two ‘wounds—one in the peck and another in the shoulder. fe) witness bere wept bitterly, and was much ig eee ere was nobody in the house but her husband, herself and child, who is about seven years of age. She oaly saw eae once before, outaide the door, about ten months pre- vio Q.—What did he then do? iStg tena to and excluded.) Cross-examined by ex-Judgo Whiting—Lived in that house about eight years; as bee as her first husband lived apd was able to work she let the rooms out to pri- vate families. Was married to Decker in Nuvembor, 1868. Op the night of the murder there may have been ‘males and fernales in the houre, but tere was no ove in it when » Glass came there; can’t say whether it was a dark or light night. ‘A recese of an hour was then taken, the Judge intimat- ing that be would sit until twelve o'clock at night to finish the case. Alter the recees Mrs. Decker was cross-examined at great length by ex Judge Whiting, but nothing of impor- tance was elicited, She adhered to the statements mado ‘im her direct examination. Re-direct—(The hall door of the house 21 E'm street produced.) ‘bis is the halt door of our house; these are the two bullet holes I eaw in the door on the nignt of the murder, (Witness here pointed out two hoies in the right wend panel of the door. ) Mr. Ewing provedgthe correctness of the diagram of the honse aud apartments produced by the prosecution. ‘Wm. Myers, son of Mrs. Decker, was then examined, ‘and testified that on the night of ‘the marder, after the shot was fired, he ran up the street and saw the prisoner, with two persons, standing dt the door of 21 Eim street; Glass bad his hand raised to the door, but he could not say if he had oy thing in his hands; the witness saw two flashes come from his hands, and be then went after as- sistance. ‘The witness war subjected toa searching croes-exami- nation by Judge Whiting. He denied having spokea to apy one "on the night of the murder while running for as sistance, but on being confronted with an old lady in court he admitted having spoken to her. Officer Rradiey deposed to having heard two ehote fired, and raw ‘“‘the flash,” 1 was in the party of men who came up; the party left and went into Mr. Glass’s corner and came out again in a few mioutes; I saw the prisouer, Jobn Glaes, there; I recognized him more by his drese than anything elso; I saw five or six come out: some one said, ‘Come on;’’ another one said, house; the prisoner said, “I have said it—you know what I have said;” the; ” started to go down towards Pearl; the prisoner was along with them; Theard a shot fired; *Giass was then near No. 21; Trushed from the “To hell with the | ore | nor where I was over to the northeast corner of Daaue | and Elm; before I got across the baianco blockaded me; I said to them, it is etrange that you cannot make fess no's + at this hour of the night; the party all tarned and came ‘back towards Duane; I went straight down Duane towards Pearl, and to tay surprise I found the body of a man tyiog on thé sidewalk; Idid not know who it was until aftor- ‘wards; Trapped. for assistance; the man was alive, but died while on the road to the hospital. Dr. Simmons deposed that he went to Decker’s (ile- ceased) houre between twelve and one o'clock on tue night of the Léth of January, at. the request of Captain Dowling. found a large man lying on his right side, with « gun rm wound in the left lumbar region, at tho ast fatse rib; I traced the ball up wader the tissues to where i¢ lodged in the left collar booe; I abstracted the ball aad gave it to Captaia Dowling; found anothor ball in the Si (wt here produced a ekull, not thatof the do. and described where ho proved eg the bail); be could not find the bail, and recommended that the man should be taken to the he po Captain Dowling deposed that Dr. Simmons gave him a ball, and be (witcess) delivered it to Dr, Quimby, at the | hoepital. ‘The testimony for the progecution cloned. The case ‘was opened for the prisoner, and after tae examination Of several witnesses, was adjourned to this (Wednesday) morning. At quarter past eleven o’clock the jury retired, and, after a consultation of fifteen minutes, reiurned a verdict Of “ Guilty of manslaughter in the first degree,’” ‘The jury were polled, in accordance to the desire of the Prisoner's counsel, and each gentleman answered afficima- ony to the verdict. ‘The prisoner was then removed, and tho Court, afte a thanking the jury for its patient attention, ad- ‘The Dean and Boker Case Again. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Ant. 19.—Louis Finck vs. Harry Bertholf.—This is th old Dean and Boker case revived, in whith Mr. Bertholf sues for an amount of money for board, &o., for Mr. Bo ker’s daughter. Motion to set aside denied, without coats The Fine Arts, SALE OF OL PAINTINGS. A tole of a large collection of paintings commenced yea. torday at the gallery of H. Leods & Co., Nassau stroot, and will be continued to-day. Tho collection comprises pena by several noted American, Englieh, Dutch and in artists—arnong them, those of Herring, Bodding. ton, J. ©. Mor a gl ay tense, Bs Fiat) Mi Sountag, nett, Sohn: a1 Vionbay Ba ot Rome; Calverhouse, and oth The rie yonerony was not vory. ‘argaly atvended and many | bide the ‘goods under the ccunter. get pictures went off reali cheap, indeed, The *| igheat prices received were $115 for Mazzolin\’a copy of the Aurora of Guido, and $t10 for a copy of Guorcin Aurora, by the same artist. Yosterday’s sale comprised 126 pictures, The remaing part of tho collection, number- ing 128, will bo sold to-day, commencing at oleven o’olock. The best pictures in the lot will be offered to-day, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AP@JL 20, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. . INTERESTING FROM JAMAICA, Critieal State of Affairs on the Island. OUR KINGSTON COKRES: ONDENCE. Kuvostoy, March 21, 1859. Meeting; of the Kingston Oircwit Court—Crime in the ity and Neighboring Parish—An Army Doctor Indicted for Manslaughier=More Tumults in Westmoreland—De spatch of Detachments of Artillery and Infantry for the Disoffected District—Conduct of the Gvernor—Iisuing of @ Special Commission to Try the Rivters—The Operatioms Of @ Revolutionary Svciety—Rising on Holland Estate in St. Elizabeth—@onstruction of a Pramway from St. Thom mos in the Vale Spanish Town—Loss of the Gunboat Jasseur, and Sufferings of the Crew—The Markets, be. The Circuit Court for the District of Kingeton met this dry, at tea o'clock. The Chief Justice stated that the calendar contained upwards of forty cases, among which was acase of murder and ove of mansiaughter—Dr. Bi- got, of the Second West India regiment, being the party charged with the last offence. The doceasod was a ser geant in the regiment, and bis death was caused by strychnine being administered to him by the Doctor, in mistake for quinine, This is the secon’ time that dea'h hus been occasioned by the atroiniavering of poison by army doctors, in migtake for muocuoun drugs. ‘The murder cake 1s ove of great atrocity, and will doubt- ess result in the conviction of the prisoners, two in number, A prisoner awaiting trial has just hung hingself ia the station house, My Jast letter, dated Lith inst., was closed with intelli gence of the arriva! of an express messenger at the seat of government, bringing accounts of a serious tumult in ‘the town of Savannah la Mar. On ths following morning his Excelleney the Governor and bis Honor the Auorney General, accompanied by 100 mea of the Royal Artillery and 200 men of the First West India regiment, under the command of Col. Whitfield, left Port Royal in the gunboat Styx for the disafected district. On the arrivai of the versel in the port of Savannah ja Mar the usual salote Was given 10 the Govervor, aud the military ioded with ibeir two fleid pieces, &e., and marched to the Court House, where his Excellency was met by the magistracy of the parish, The Governor stated the reason of his ‘visit, and expreesed bis determination to upboid the ma- Jetty of the law, and called on al! in authority to aid him in doing 80. He thereupon appointed the Hoa. Beojamin Vickers, a member of the Legislative Council, as Custos Rotutorum of the parish, in the room ef the . Toomas McNeil, who was unable to conduct the parochial aftiirs, io ‘consequence of protracted itiness, and issued a procia- mation offering £100 to the person or persons who first gave information againet the ringleaders of the riots of the 8th jost. His Excellency gave orders for the immediate re-erection of tke toll bars that had beon destroyed during the first affray, and intimated his inten- tion «to «freue = @ epecial comminsion for the trial of the rioters, Governor Darling left next day, leaving the military in possession of the town, where they will remain until the trials are over and peace is re- stored ip the parish, ‘The cause for this movement on the part of the Execu- tive ts one that I place on record with regret. True bills are found by the Grand Jury of Westmoreiand against some thirty of the wll-gate rioters, and toe 82h imstant wae fixed for their arraignment. On the morning of that day, eight to ten a ) Among whom were 300 Africans, marched into the town of Savannah la Mar, headed by a band of music. Nearly every person be formed this tumultuous concourse was armed with either a Stick, a cutiass, ora musket, and several carried fl: On the meeting of the Court the names of the riowres were read out, and they were called upon to surrender. This was the signal for the most disgraceful riot that has ever occurred in Jamaica. The people rushed in the Court House, rescued the prisovers, overturned the fur- biture, intimidated the j al officers, drove the Judge off the judgment seat, and defied the Court to proceed with the triais, They were addressed by Mr. Vickers and Mr. Foster Davie—the former an iufluential proprietor in “the pariso, and the new Custos, and the latter a member of ‘Assembly and attorney -at-law—but their speeches had but Jittie effect. The police, who were uuder arms, were assailed with migviles, and the station house partially de- ftroyed, The Africans ren up and down the town, yelling and flourishivg sticks, and swearing to mur. der the Judge and the magistrates, and all ies vowed that they would buro down the es- tates of those who bad been instrumental in the capture of the prisovers, It was in the midst of tais terrible rict that the express messenger was despatched to the Gover- nor. The people remained in the town till alate hour at night, wheo they separated, with the promise tuat they would place the toreh to the four quarters of the parish if one of their party was appregonded, The whole body of rioters will be taken into cusiOiy, and tried watle the mili- tary are iu the parish. No fresh disturbance has occurred Bince the Governor’s vistt. ‘A few days after this outbreak, the people on Holland estate, in the parieh of St. Huzabeth, whicn adjoins West- Moreland, also rose, and place! tue proprietor and mana- ger of thd property hore de cnmbat Revolvers aad gu Were in requisition, but the negroes did no more than mske a row and use threatening lacguege. They said that as the peasantry of Westmoreland had revolted, they would do the same, and alleed that they were oppressed by the upper classes. This nonsense they had heard from some agents of a revolutionary soctety whose heaiquarters is in this city, styling itself the “ Jamaica Reform Asso- ciation.”” These demagogues held: a meetiog in St. Enza- beth a few evenings before tue outbreak on Holland, and wid the people that they were being overtaxel, and that the higher classes were pagparing chgins for theta, &c. If Ube Attorney General would indict # few of these revolu tionists, he would be doing more for the safety of society than tbe trying of a hundred of the Westmoreland rioters, who are but instruments in the hands of designing charia. taps. {tis pleasing to have another subject, which is of high interest to the Isiand, to communicate to you. A meeting of the planters and merchants of St. Thomas in the Vate and the neighboring parishes was held at Sinstead, on Tuesday, to Lake Into Conelderative the practicabutl constructing a tramway to counect the Vale with the Ja. maica Railway, at Spanish Town, The necessary survoye avd traverses were presented to the meetiog, ana referred tw the Main Roud Commissioners, accompanied by a me- morial praying for the granting of the necessary guaran- tee for laying down the line. Her Majesty’s gunboat Jassear became a total wreck on the diosquito shoal, to the westward of this island, a few days ago. The veesel left this port for oy and was vot beard of until a raft with three souls arrived at Caymanas, when the gad intelligence was communi: cated to the authorities. Some eighteen of the crew, in- cluding the lieutogaut in charge, sought protection in'the ship's boats, but ho pews was heard of them until Satur- day tast, when they arrived at Port Royal in the Amoue- line, @ small trading schooher of this port. Whilst proceeding on a voyage to the westward of this island, one of the seamen Of the vessel observed a boat on the high eea, and the captain of the vessel immediately sailed in the direction of where the boat was, when it was dis- covered that it contained the unfortunates, who were ina most deplorable condition, having been’ exposed to the weather, and without provisions, for nineteen days. Ove of the party died of starvation, the doctor and pur ser bad gone mad, and the others were on the point of Gesth. fhe ‘party ‘were taken on board end thelr neves- sities relieved. Bosinees is still dull, in consequence of the searcity of provisions. Sugar was withdrawn on Saturday last ut 198. per 100 ibs. ‘The health of the city is comparatively good. Court of General Sessions, Before Recorder Barnard. The first prisoner arraigned at the bar on Tuesday was Daniel Driscoll, who pleaded guilty to petit larceny, H° was sent to the Penitentiary tor six months. Abraham Buckley pleaded guilty to grand larceny, and was remanded for sentence, Susanna Jobneon and Ellen Turnbull, noted pickpock- ets, were tried and convicted of stealing a purse, contaia- ing $5, from Mre, Jane Minton, of West Fourteenth streat, as she wae passing through Broadway. The Recorder sent each of them to the Penitentiary for six months, and or- dered them to pay a fine of $100, Burton Kendrick, indicted for forging a check on the Chatham Bavk, purporting to bave been signed by Fisher & Brother, pleaded gmity to forgery in the fourth degree. He will be sentenced on Saturday. Hermann Isaace was placed on trial, charged with re- ceiving a piece of cassimerc, knowing it to have been stolen, ‘The evidence was very clear and conclusive; for it was shown that on the 6th of Jannary a colored boy, hamed Thompron, aud « white youth, (who succeeded in eecaping from the prison) stole tho cloth from Mr, Sears, who kept a store in Newark. They proceeded to this city, and went to the prisoner's establishment, and sold bim the cloth for $10, An officer perceived them aa they approached Isaacs’ door; and, alter allowing the boys to leave, he wen! into the store ant bar, ged Isaacs with pur- ing it, which bo denied, at the samo time striving to Other suspicious ¢ cumstences were proven; but, as his previous good cha racter was esteDiished, the jury, in finding hiw guilty, unanimousiy recommended him to mercy. sentenced on the last day of the term, Action Against an Insurance Company. SUPERIOR COURT. Before Hon. Judge Sloason, Apnit. 18. —Elisha Ruckman ve. the Union Mutual Inew- rance Company.—This is an action on a policy of insurance effected upon the cargo of the schooner Margaret Topping, consisting of lumber and frame houses in sections, dried apples, &c., bound from Now York to San Francisoo, The vessel left New York on the 21st of December, 1849, and meeting with very bad weather and suffering some a: ut mto St, Catharines for repairs, After leaving tharines and proceediag on ber voyage, abe encounters bad weather, and with great ica joubled Cape dorn phe eventually put into Valparaiso, being 116 6 days trom St. Catharines, in a leaky condition. There the captain endeavored to procure money to repair her, and for thar Purpose executed a bottomry bond; he commenced to re- pair ber, but oventunily abandoned the vesse! and cargo aga total loss, The plaintf Cad -. get up that he could not get pufficient funds to repair the , and that it would take six months to St. the means from New York, and that by that time the vessel would havo been eaten up by worms, that port being subject to worms; algo that the cargo was 80 damaged that it would not have paid the freightage to San Francisco. The do- fendants contend that they are not liable for a total loss, but are only liable for a partial loss; that the captain was not jnstified in abandoning the vere, and that a prudent man would have continued and completed the voyage ‘Tho case was tried ouce before, when a verdict was found for the plaintiff, but tt was set asite and a new.trial or dered, on the ground that the plaintiff! did not give sufll- client ‘evidenos that they were justified fn abanconing the verso! and 80 making @ total lows, ‘The case is still on, Greytown, | He will bé. A Cour Jusrice is Wurre Guoves.—Chief Jus- tice Robinson opened Court at Toronto lat Monday, aad said to the Grand Jury that it gave him grevt pleasure to snvounce that instead of the nanal calendar of criminal in dictments, the Sheriff had that morping pretenied hin With a pair of white kid gloves, sigoifying, scoording to ap old Englion cnstom, that there were no’ prisoners Wo be brongbt before the present Assizes Io reference to this event bis Lordabip tariber galt, that during tbs tome course of experience whieb be had had on the in Toronto, he did not recollect an occasion on which it was his pleas ing duty to receive a pair of white gloves insted of the usosl indictments, since the year 1808—now fifty-one years ago. He would, therefore, set a proportionate value on the gift, and priz» the gloves 4s the emblem, he hoped, of & new and improved state of society. PERSONAL. gpd A wl aaah y aret Chie Ye in America about 1818, Apply to Mr. add Office, 4 Bosdway eu Qbsna—to-Day. isi { ONT CC te A Felt aed Li GAG2MENT My tele’ me outof town, kiverythin fexplainad and w: sitistactory by verpihing will pe explant BIOUS. NRANCOSYCURS 18 ALL RECRIVED. DIRKOT TO Post fice. All weil. Wil expect to hear from vou soqn, WANTR) MAR. rout 182); if dead, Sle bora in Sent HAYS, He FP WILLIoM KUL OR HIS WIYE WHO CAMS FROM Fdinturg, Seotlsnd. wi'l wend thelr addres w te X., Herald ce, they wil greatly oblige & brother, who wluhes 12 62e them before be leaves tnis eonntry. [*RORMATION WANTED-OF MARGaRAT AND Bridget Maginus, fom county Down, kreiand, any infor: mation of shem wil! be thenkfully received by their sister, Mary Magir us, 49 bu.Lerry street, N.Y. OBN D. SYBRANDT, OF NEW ORLEANS, Lan @ requerted to call as the oflice of G, Reynaud & Bayley, 40 Ftone aueet L, w* FURTHER INFORMATION ON SUNDAY. ANTHD—INFORMATION IN REGARD TO THE AR- from Ireland of Miss Ann Melrian, cousin of Miss Donelly, (now Mra. 8. M. Porter) Mouey will pe forwarded to pay expenses to destination, AddresaS. M. Por ter, Malta, Morgan county, Ohio. wu BE IN NEW YORK MAY 2. 7 ¥ lizabetl v.38. ANTED-TO ADOPT, A NICH MALB CHIL, ONE year old. Cull at No. 6 Bayard street, room No. 1. L087 AND FOUND. \OUND—ON MONDAY, APRIL 18, A SMALL ROLL OF bills, which the owner can have by proving property and paying expenses. LOUKD & TAYLOR, 47 and 49 Catharine street. OBT-ON MONDAY AFTRRNOON, APRIL 18, IN foe Lines or hatane be iy ape Ae icine! belt em , thence jan bracelet, T)e finder will he liberally remanieity leaving tt at H. Eoag’s, 15 Pine street, New York. OST—A MANHATTAN SAVINGS BANK BODE, NO, 18,224. ‘The fluder will be rewarded by lqving it ai No* 66 Weet Twenty-eeventh street, [008.0% SATURDAY, DN ONE OF THE FOURTH Tory ouaining about $1, ai gold except ove $0 i” ‘one ‘inding it will be suitabl; iy Fe ‘warded abd receive the cherie ‘the owner by calliag a East Twenty seventh atr LOSE 8 MONDAY, APRIL 18, COMING FROM Vax is true ete retin an Bighih avenue car, 8 Gok be ured junch 01 fiider wil be suitably sca ae Sy outiog Wat 13 Aan OSTA JET BRACELET SET IN GOLD, LAST Fat- gay evening, while gaat through Thiricenth roe, Uni fourteenth street and Fourth avenue 16 six ‘The finder will be rewarded upon leaving ft at 2B Cliff street f O8T—ON TUBSDAY APTRENOON, THR 19TH INST tm chursh t, between Murray and Coarabers, a pocket toin bila goldand sliver: the money hal age tou person in very ‘The find bumape and generous act Dy returning the aame to the owner, whois te be beard of at Wm. Moarihur & Uo,'s, 106 Chambers sireet. $25 reward wil be given if required. Ost OR STOLEN-IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF On judaon street, @ pocketbook and papers, of no waive except io the owner” Tho Seder will be Fewardod and 1o questions asked, »s leaving them with W. M. Doty, at Van Riper’s restaurant, 8436 Pine tireet, s™ JTRAYED—FROM THIRTY.SEVENTH STREET.QUBE- tween Bixth avenue and Broadway, on Tuesday moru fon, April 19, wamall ght sorrel pong,” lege newly elipoes, Jong tail, ‘small white spot on his ba: ad One Gar elit, ra gether wi ‘with & square box wagon, ih wp, painted bi Sea ctriped wih red; babe sliver mouated Inether dash, cash Jopa ane buck of seat trimmed with brown cloth, silver m yunt ed set of harness, wolf akin apd blanket. Any person who mav return the above, or give auch information as will lead to the recovery of the same to ihe undarslqued, will be very erally rewarded. on ‘i corner of North Moore and Weet strests or WH, H, Ps YK, 160 West Thirty third weet) REWARDS. REWARD.—LOsT. APRIL 17, IN SIXTH AVE. nue, between Wes Washington’ piace aud Eleventh ioulea—one of dtteen 2 eet, & pocket bock, containing two ceri shares, of 8100 exch, of the importers? as Oue of nine shares of the Bunk of Commerce; alo $50 iu bits, wihother papers, The finer wil receive. the above rew: Sih the banks of the owner, on leaviog it at No 25 Hndaon radere’ Bank; and 1 HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, IBNTE WANTKD—GY A FAMILY, In 4 ofa Bicbeo prior ant ee a te fm the honee ‘Address, wating verma and jocality, 13, JOUNTAY SEAT WANTKD.—THE ADVERTISER Di = pane ent® small farm in a enti beaty io aay par we: tego ol sient. and wltbe. bal 00d tr; mist be con venient jibe wan fa place whore &,, 245 Neary wtreet, frcete — tan THE MO- coprovement tod barter, avectnble nesgtorhcad, Rate O88 oe or five grow pertove; rent from $300 to eo pT Bent wade wih arespuraible puree to ares hones and dvhie ne ACM One he Spy Rometiee is neal eel bverhowd. cot above TBE eh weet, + ‘ot bere office, for three day: iW necesenry thus house abould be noung preferred. Any person bav- Hs.3 OF HOUSs WANTED—WITH tieth streets end Sixth una Niats avenues Mby mutual uecertanciog. address L. M, parr OFA CENTRAL, LOCAT#D AND RESPECTABLE houre wanted, fonr or five with ons. rooms, nlences for Do Keeping. and rent moderate. Address F. 3. + Herel office, tating all particulars. PBACE ANS Propo res, ‘Bar counter % to % feet low Geek, cheirs, May. Herat QUMMFR RESIDENCE WANTED, FOR FOUR MONTHS, ab ressoneole trina — a well turnished house, with about e'ght bedsvoms pirlurs de. to wecommodate two furnilies, in & plesasnt, bealthy loos: ‘within ten. to twenty miles from, Rew York, of 6+) access by rail or gtaamdoat; Slaten talaod relnded | The be Be to he w Pitshatea, with nectossry play for chiloren Kefere . OD Poe ¥. renoes ‘exchanged. Addreas box ANTED TO PURO. ‘mau table, refrigerator, sddreas, stating particulars, price, &°., Mr. oe, Grea anor WANTED, A SECOND HAND 10 OR Orme engi. Add hee, ‘stating Driee und whereu he seca, st Oe BOR Fost ot otadenin lt RRMA Ta 28 kL: Bast ANTED—TORENT, A TWO STORY UNFURNISHED Louse or cotage in Hoboken or neighborhood. Rent not to exceed $400 peranoum. address H. C., box 187 Herald ANTBD—IN THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY, f ur rooms, or a floor, ina genteel neighborhood, for x idow dy and dinehier: rent nob to expend Bis per oath pitterred. “cam. give eatlatnctor ‘divers bi. L. Hs, Eodoken Post otic, ‘deve ANTED—A NEAT TWO OR THREE STORY HOUSE, by & reapedable family, tm or near Aroadway, not above Bleecker sireet nor helow Leonard atrest. Rent not to exceed $700. Inquire at £9 Broadway, third atory. an leah nace bo dnt 2 OO ANTED~BY AN AMERICAN, HIS WIFE AND TWO Wana childres, two or three rooms in Feneetabe neighborhood on the weet ale of South of Boriog at dress Willie, staung mozth, box 160 Herald oftice: LEXANDRE Ay ee For draw, Carentan ‘and schools. Role waecal of Monerat ite Univopal thibition of 1388, are fastroment, which the brilliant perform VILANOVA, THALBERG, MLE. ular in America as in = reat tartisis and composers ¢ of Bo oon -‘Gottscbe!k, Liszt, Kossint, $c), 818d, $200, 380, Prices at sie gia” Dey SA ai prplicgtion to : Sr at s Imperters of Busson’s aocordeons, vollna A Complete ‘the Organ. A RICHLY FINISHED AND SEL, FULL AND eDiie ceerca’ crete tet alee: Moco nena apn ial i Tatar ar tee aug round corers, carved legs and lyre, fret dee! circular rik fostrume sold, if purchased imi ‘spd music included ‘The at the residence 149 Wooster street, near Prince. ew, SEVEN OCTAVE PERRO. PIANO A, & cost $325 tan for $130; for ten months: seca for ‘Fioand 85; one ix oota a nificent y.. for ke ed second etn for at arent Surgalos for cash. near Twenty sixth atreet PIANO WILL BE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE yd ‘valuable Wisconein lands. Those wishlag to og in ‘way will please address J. C., bor 4,085 N.Y. Peat ot: FIRST CLA8S SOPRANO DESIRES A SITUATION tn a good ped ie in New York or Brooklyn, Episcopal! cbureb prefe Address 0. H. D., Post office. T ANY SACRIFICE FOR OASH—A MAGNIFICENT yonesroud pianoforte, geven cciave, manutastired by ol8 estabilehed sity manufacturers, of 30 years exper! paily © $375: round corners, doubling mouldings, &e ; in Bar fect order. apply atthe residence 298 Madison street Montyomery. GREAT BARGAIN TO A CASH CUSTOMER.—A $100 Ei bumomee tor nesrty Baty 1 alee; fol gover: otare, re mal ryt naw, Peay fully oF ornamented Troot. &e. ‘ie , bler ia, car pete, Call at the residence No. 7 Second HICK ERING & BONS, 0 MaNUFAOTUBI oases AND De OERIGEY PLANOS, ‘srerooms 694. Broad Po 4 Bons Reve been warded ‘sos iN prild médaia Sor rupertoriiy of reir manufacture the past soirty-five yearn, WASON & BAMLIN'R SUPERIORS sirens US)” ONSIL, EONS AND HARMONTUME, BEWakD WILL BM PalD, AND NO QUESTIONS een aa $50" ed, for_& patent gold lever bunting cis watch, PIANO TO Liste ib, ess ewan lonon Surin: ‘evening, the neme on oniside of case; kt was "a ony ih inst. ‘The stove reward wil be paid by returning 1: to | (JONTRALTO SINGER WANTED-FOR A CaTIIOLIC Hovert Raft, 261 frosdway. a [Obes rch in the city; must ere reader and bat rood: STRUCTION. _ it Ta ssohtip DMR EEL “ACADEMIES © OF WRITING, BOUKRMEPING, 4 @i0H ico atteens to a its ior D tangs wore slucation in these branchee ban been beglavted; hitarh sre normed it they” cun reerive suey private in tion at hours vulting, day or evening ais sant MARTIN 8, PAINE. CADEMY OF PENWANSHIP AND BOOKKREPING, A 362 Broadway, corver of Franklin street. New pupils are received ‘ing the day and evening, for thorough ineteucd nm fn writing, bookkeeping, Ac. Fall sncoess gnaranteed to ail oldor young. OLIVS# B. GOLDSMITH. SRENCH AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES—AN BXPE- JO Mirvcea gentleman. giving lessons in several famiics of this city und In the country, wishes t> engage more, two or three hours of the dey, aaloatrucwr. He can give tho best re- ferences. Address F.'G., box 140 Herald of [ARSH'S COUNTING BOOMS ction in wt practice and instru BOOKKEEPING AND, ee ee Brondwa; . (Cuvulare, with tera cuappietons 7! Thee Cone N° OBWICH COLLEGIATE INSTITOTR —TH® SUMMER rm of this claesical and scientific boarding school for boys opens on the first Wedneeday in May The location te r anes ‘Appl to dR MaAGRAT Organist, No. 83 ast Late: tieth atreet, near Fourth avenue. BURCH CHOIRS.—A QUARTRITE OF SINGERS AND oraaniet, of ine abiities, or any members thereof. familiar Tih the #piacopal service may to aid Ward Howe, Jr, 81 Macdougal streets | 7 SPPIst0g#° Ok SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—A SPLENDID BH octave rosewood piano, four round corners, back falated game as front, carved mouldings, ornaments and legs; cost ‘$550, will be 60.4 for $250; fully warranted by the makers. LINDsdlaN & SUNB. 636 Brondway. AVITARS~ $2 60 TO $30; BANJO, $1.25 T0 $20; ACCOR. JT dione, $1 60 to $25, at ‘the Musical Instrument Depot. 397 Froadway. Also violtos, Gures strings and every article in the musical instrument ‘line. All kinds of iastruments re- pairec. TANOFORTES AT GREAT BARGAINS.—ONLY A FEW days left before removing to our new warerooms, 856 Isroadway, below Fourteenth street, for purchasing a good piano much below its real value. One 7 octave rosewood, early new, and a beautiful fusirument, at S186; ona ontave rosewood at $170; aso one Od octave at $180. Such a chance is veldom offered to purchasers. S&C. Fine HER, ™ 825 Broadway. hE RR HOW#’S SbWING MACHINE, IN PERFECT onpss, for twelve dollars leas os 9 the owner bas po fur. ther use for 1; first rate for a “taller. Inquire at 44 Vesay street. fourth floor. Lea bogey ‘MESSRS. JOSEPH BURNETT Gen Sar are the well known msnufacturers of this Ny estanlieded: ry enabled him lo produce « compo the pro- cto he coco util wht peculiar vegan onl wat '¥ 0 precerve apd i te the healthy growth of pe fame time thi at she same lime that tis unequalled aaanarticle for Pew: pe WARTED Sigrid SHOW CASE, SIMT oo aire hatin piee, Leith Alto, 8 counter, Gite Heron zane. a0. The Hi ted ©., are prepared to fu 4n Jota to anit purchasers, iieir superior graphite: propar: state, for facings and foundry purposes, aad mane and prepared { oll aw & paint, for Foots: on houses, ships’ botioms, iron and tin works, &. "This psiut wil pro\ect metais from. rust. and wood {rim doday, being inta structible elther by the action of water or the effects of the at mae It in estensively tn use in the French and Ameriran Bavieg, and ample sequmoniala of ha superioriy and duraplity Dep IRWeNN 4 00., SF phen treet ¥ x A8 FIXTURES AND CHINA FROM AUCTION. French dinner, dessert and tea seus, 107 pleces com plete, for $25.0 Trop china dinver, breskfast and Waite ard gold Freuch china teu sets. 44 pieces. Fine white toliet sata, #ix pieces ‘At SLLLIMAN'S, corner of B YAS BURN ERS. 7 Tho suleerives contenant manuteataee for the trade all ordinary burners ™! anne evn ORR Or age BURNERS German" PLOKRS, EXPER) wigat py ira aon piled with {ron borings. an com era a ron Tm r of “Beotch tps” and ce fact = ARNOLD, | orter of **f ” ay out lurer of at Povie] Broome atreet, acoond coor west of Brnadway, N.Y RATES AND FEXDERS.—REUBEN PRICE, Grate ‘and fender manufacturer, 484 Canal 4 eneral assortment or the latest Tenaera, wholesale and retal, “Owners, ers will fnd it to their interest fo call before p w YDROCOTYLE ASIATICA, GRANULES AND SYR- up.—This preparation effects a radical cure of elephan- itasie, “‘Fheubsatism, scrofulous alfectioas, £2, » the ‘short’ time, Tent eyed of Ra) it cores in a dap} EXTRACT BUCHD, Exreace BUGHU, EXTRACT BU BUCHU, a; THE GREAT DIUREZTO, PaLGE BUCKY, Tie GREAT LiURETIO, THE GREAT DIORETIC. TUK GREAT DIDRETIO. a » speedy cure for tseases of ¢ I Price $1 per bottle, or aix for $5. Delivered to an; 1 on oth ‘treet, Phila ‘ glish and French expressly for inka rae ef, rst and anrden sods, enely yt fi q , flower ¥ fee A Herne ha Sere one re berry plants, rhubarb and Pawtch blackberries. Tovebush Plants of went of all ends seproments end fertilizers, new agricultural warehouse and seea store No. 54 Vesey street, beet, Broadway and Greenwich ‘aati, mar! i. ¥. street, near Washington marke M-Y » wavarR & 00. Remember No. 54 Vesey siieet, New York. MAEBLE MANTELS TH EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED or “unimproved. property, in this chy; 8 goods, comd mortgage would be taken. 5, M. FOWLE: Broadway. N IGHT SCAVENGER. JOBN DENNER repeat informs the public that he carries on the business of night scavenger. Orders eft at 44 Chathem atreet or 204 fast Twellth street will be punctually attended to. Pee one N ACER COE Ee SNUFF AND LOUISI- ‘ana smoking tobacso.—Just received ao involee which is offered for sale, wholesale and etal, by A. A. SMANOS, 2t and 2% Fulton street, and No. 8 Astor House, Broadway. Pye pa PR EMBROCATION —THIS INVALUASLE article for rheuroatism, sprain, beutses, &c., ta for axle at 13 Third avenue. 50 cents a bottle EWING MAOHINES (WHRELER & W! Jet.— Address @. £. O., box 118 Herald office, TO i your own terms. OxRR’s | Brena SAUCE. This eondectate, {tlomuytating soven's'} 43 and eppotizing ssneo, which 18 ROVERS AROM C10 ALUS. now in such universal de- Ta kb caso yuas 8 Bal mard,and which has bmp k SUCCUL! fone telf so great ® favorite with Whok ents, the lovers oF good thines, jd GARDE YVELIN, RELIGH, now be purehaged of ail de: ‘ulton street, New York, and era jn facet ‘4c., through- BRAY & HAYES, out the United Cornhii Boston. jondon Kngiand. \TATICNERY, STATIONERY, GHEAP, CAKAP, OHRAP. Fhe suiacriver baring’ recently Gurchased at auction matock ‘books and pi ts retailing te same at very low Ga tae ome er at 10 centa per and from a wip per ree ae ay bnvelgpes ity Renta per Lo cate ow. neTy WILLIAM . HAWS, 998 Canal street. HOW CASES.—HOFFMAN & FRRSOID'S SHOW UASR Se ‘4 Coat treet, oar ho Gt? Ball ge warerooms, 44 ners! assortment of show cases beet constantly on hand. coses taken in €: romptly executed. MUSIC PLATES, THIRTY ASSORTED PI- 1.400 oye — BYDROMETERE, WITH A GUARANTER © one of the plensantest 12 New England, and the educations cn “ pn tata ad tu order: yOroulas VE. Frown’ | a eschange fr nen arm AE'Now"Yorke | tale hn relat aver and size (Uae Sect eo ; i r'gace. | rity, witd theabove, A kenuemau may join the Music | JaS ADAMS, 40 Hudaon street, near the American’ Rxproas tooery ©, eee he ee ee Fuviiaitig seeocuvtion, " BassPOAD, 1 Kites ulton street. | Building. Se MATSTERS, BREWERS AND DISTIULERS.—THE CORPORATION NOTICES. __.... DANCING ACADEMIES, beotiners ereud oall the stieutina Of ail, pessens hi nn ee DOD WOR! BANGING or.48 OLARGER, AT NO. at malt kilns to “Stewarl’s Patent Wrought iron Tie,” NOE: —THE COMMITTER ON FIRE DEP fad tld | way ar be Baroy ‘will be found better than any other ‘tile’ in use. Hoard of Oonneiimea wt meet every Wednesda: spat fer te eoapon pups ho aay eretes to the following gentlemen Using the Patent Tue: ing, at Firemen’ al jercer street, at 7 we yi », Jou jo» Drew: a street, Rinberhoion Wie. BULTREL,) ” Goumtion™ | (ne, wil conlinus Open Ell he < ain ei seers Meare Mamoy, Goline 8 Co, 0. do F.0. GI: MORE, AL OBAFT OTICR.~THE COMMIITHE on Fire Department ON A®18 4ND Scr ences of the Board of Councilmen will mect at No. 6 | City Hall, on Friday, the 244 thet, at 1 o'clock P.M. All par. ties intercated are requested to a auend. GEOK3E ROSS, Coramittee on Arts and Sciences. REMOVALS. Dogme y mei ORIGINAL JACORS HAS “RE moved from Uhatham street to 807 Broadway, where, bis old customers will please call. The visual assortment of nc MOKGAN JONES, cordeons, banjos. guitare and musieal tnatrumenta, watcher | and jewelry, Accordeone tuned and repat RMOV AT, —DBFIANCE GALAM ANDER SAH removed from 192 Pearl Murray -atreetcorosr Oot ROBERT Mm PaTRIOn” LARGE STORE TO LET—WILL BR DIVIDED INTO | two stores, with dwellings, 483 Hudson atreet. Rent $29) ‘one of the most convenient and reapertable iret floors, of seven rooms, tn this city: toge'her or regarate: wat end gas, Apply at No. 8 Tenth street, between Fifth sod | Sixth avenues. pr ib fi, BURDETT, AUUPIONGHR—DAMAGED BURDETT, JONES & QO. will sell t9 morrow, | at I o'clock, fo tore 109 W: eet, for acerunt of | whom It may concern, fresh teas—60 packages foe treah rann: teas, slightly damaged on vovage. Catalogien ara now rewiy. iy SIVWONS, AUOTIONBER, WILL SWLL THT at 1034 o'clock, at 104 Spring street, the stock and ths Willinery’ establishment, consiaing of glass artitions, counters, abow cased, shelving, &6., without | reserve, On account of removal. OR BALEAT A SACRIF THE FIXTORES OF loon #t Broadway, consisting of one three lever pepe apleoaid. arte ‘& large hotel lamo, two large Here, wih glassee and pendants, with other wrlcies eri, | Sbie for bs sic00. Apply as above. | RA FOWLER BESPROTFULLY INVITES THOSR ‘who wish to obtain permanent hoard to call at 62 Bae: Broadway. To let, with board, two large parlors and other are ‘turn! rooms. Terms moderate. Apply as above OPRATY IN NEW J: AT AUCTION.—DAVID a4 id ones by ma ‘sell, to-morrow, April 2 at lar Tan, ie eth ‘alles Of terse Sere h ‘ony. hove pro} 4 fel4 tn the ‘at 6 o'clonk. ‘converieat 10. tre Routh Teriae; A GRATLEHAN AND WIFE si Mer pariinl board on mode- street, near Heoond ave- MNT SOCIABLE OF BROOALYN — ° penis fe ibe senilamaniy manner aneve Waa tay were evening «f Monday, April 18, "iuae ate Mio Wittaw T. Aves, §) FOV AAD.s. , LANDERE, President brie! ig CHOON BER Me 2b Inet all the Beetenie ang iny fenbevic Poet tained in Vrick street, Deposits required, as hg | 2B OA 10 o'clock, | eon" goods | dietetic beverage, A CARD, FROM THE SPEYRRS’ LION BREWERY, onelon So, 267 Bowery The enlargement of the above brewery, ‘pi the extenrive additions to its cellars, enabled the proprie: tors to braw an tncreasad quantity of summer Ieger bier, the quality of which ts pronounced to ne unequalled, Consu mers are requested to eend their orders for the above beer, will be resdy for distribution on the Ist of May, nntil nenslomera cant be tupptied wldh the well known Winter of this esteblishment. Attention in called to the annexed aogizai and ‘opinion of Dr, Obilton, the dlatisguishod chetniat jocity— Thave analyzed a quantity of Jager bier which I obtained from carke fo the vanitof the Speyer's Lion Brewery, and be ve found ft to contain the following ingredienta:— | Alcobol. $82 parts, Baocharine roniter. Lis” + Sureh, gluten, bitler extractive and aromatle prin- ciple of the Bop, with other vegetable extract 2.0 Ac eve acid, - in G this lars emablishment, Thar woul aut the luger bier is made by the latest aud most approved asivatitc metbodt and that great oare fo observed in tha selection of tbe best, Op of barley and hops. whe malttog a the barley, which is one of the most impor tant stages m the proces of brewing. 18 ail done unoa the premises. in large butldtogs especially arranged for this pnr- pose The Croton water 19 used excjasively in the brawiae of the beer, aud every xvention and cleanliness 18 manifested througbont every process. "The aralyels above, made from various given quantities of beer ng taken ‘rom different caske io tho cellaes of uhe sald Speyer’ Lion Brewery, bew purity and quality of lager bier, when 90 derived from malt and hops yloue, ae a m many instances a reatora- valued, praciteed nd atomachic, reat frreand tonfe, tls quality of lagor bier i lo be much and (4 worthy of general commendation. (signe: James R Crmvtox, M. D., Chemiat ” ved) H following prices bave been fixed upon sor the summer “a 1100 @, botiien for family use sloonn barroome. &e Sjavergcver ihe cone. ‘Grocers goiter aie find thie worth thelr att yar ion KU POREMAR, 387 bowery. U* PURE WINE FROM CROTON POINT, aT THE ARD GRAPE DEPOF, Y BROADWAY. ALSO, FOR 8A) ' weaberie ARB” Garawna APE VINER, Wate JEWELRY, «0. REAL GI INE ORIGIN: STILL Ri Saas cenyem nag tea oe ik we be found ifecalebrated ii improved avoordeone, welry, California ‘isnonts, &o., &o. Chatham etree, : =e oe Poe) ¥ ny 7 Rated! x Be’ SONS, ‘ahed 1820. ine io inonts for 100 Chathar strest, as with any other atat viomaanicad we hav wt ATO ARS JEWELRY, CHAINS, A0.—NEW AND ELE. goa cot Vookete a dary to He tr Sharon won FORT £0007 00., Wi ‘Neman vier in toe be eee igs PROVRIETORS OF PATENT Nee glade PERFU- ers. £o.—A party in the en8 would live to get the agency for poplar goods of thin class, Bis store is located in he yloinity of the depots of two Ug railroads, where no goods 0 lod re sold, rence given. Address Wetirine, bax LOL Herald offee, New York, for one week, post pi c CRYSTAL ILLUMINATING OO4L OIL—THD ry best in the market, without exception, warranted to bara in all binds of ‘coal oll Incips with vat tbe alghest danger, Guaranteed not to be adulter with le or animal oils, For sale by O. WILLIAM KOSS, 35 Broad street, N. ¥. ANTEDTA LOT OF HARDWARE, SHELVING IN WY “good order, Address C. B., Herald of:e. wei ’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, PAR’S BALSAM OP WILD Cet WISTAR'S BALSAM WISTAR'S BALSAM O1 KRY, OF WILD CHEEKY. F WILD CHBBRY. ror COUGHS, COLDS axp INFLUEN ©OUGHS, COLDS axp INFLU OOLGHS, COLDS axp INFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLLS axon INFLUBNZA, WISTAR’S Bal.SaM WISTAR’S BALSAM Wires ba Here | wis’ CURES HOARSENEES, SORE THNOAT and TRRITATION OURKS HOARSEN ks, pit pa and IRRITATION SUEks HOSSSEN ES BORE THROAT ond IRMUPATION \U. 5 5 AT wo a isa OF WILD Cathay STON Balsa OF WILD SHERRY BALSAM OF WILD CHARRY RESTS. FREVANTS anv GUNES CONSUMPTION, AR "AND AKKASTS, PREVENTS axp CUBES: GonBUMPTION, ARKESTS, PREVENTS axp CURES Co! UMPTION, ASRESIS, PREVONTS xo CUNSS CONSUMPTION, BeONCAIT! IT ava, iM CURED! and tbat SPREDILY’ by BALSAM OF WILD OWBRRY. LS AM OF WILD OHBBRY. TERE! He te 9, beside having on oe To purchase an: health in: ret ioettaay eer tea was Tr vender lia- ‘wo eriminal prosecution. i For sae in Now York by A. B. & D, BANDS & 00. BARNES & PARK, OTHERS & SORIBFFELIN, i ve weKRAGON & ROBBING, HARRAL, RISLEY F. 0, WELLS & 00. HONOR airs an we by dcolors and agente EVERWHERE: MISCELLANEOUS. ACT Fane 700 Fas eorver of Hubert, or to P, N. Q BFwARD JEFFRIES’ ANTL ‘JEFF! BE SETEES 4 Temas roy Core who the least restricion of diet, drink, ©> poeure oF tha: put nw busians Eble de sirable result ie ‘Obtained in, ike tren tw to ten and asit cetther creates peusea por i» the palate, i. 7 aa- r FINANCIAL, gf 4 BELMOFT, BANASK 76 BRAVES fesuce letters of credit for Hf i wa Tee cers wake at eae don, Prenk‘ort, Nap pico amet aries tae ILLS--£1 AND UPWARDS ON THR UNION BA! London, are ae Royal Bank of Ireland, for ole FAkGO & 00., 63 Broadway. ENTR«L PARK UNPAID s8S884MENTS. Novice to owners of pro for Centra) ess ateberety soufed that the eatd ssscoamenis are expect aid on or before May 5, 1859, Wi] par eams preme Court: and ieee BAK) Assessments are paid May at, the nosnanment Unt Will be santo the lark of Arrears, per per Anum frow theday of gcofirrant tesed te embraced io the follow ie nt "ves ane w c herwee ‘Titi and Vie rete ae of the birch» between Forty first ead .—The owners of property sasensed tatereat from Fe 5, 1856, the date of confirmation. by te Se, when toterest will Sechered ‘at the male of twelve picree of lane situated tn the maid city the east by the centre tine of the ‘bloc all cele of land frovting on either mide of FIN inte: Rowen th na ‘and Elgbthavev ues and Broadway, between Thirty-thirt aod Porty- Sapond neste, a8 iid ont on the map of the commissiouers, on file in DANIELE. DELAVAN, Collector of Asseesmenta, Couszcrow's OFVIGE, No-2CHy’ Hall basement QUPONE DUB MAY 1. OW ALL. BONDS, PAY ARLE im any partof ihe United Stitrs. purchased of eoliecied by JOBN 8. ‘mUKRAY. ‘40 Wall street, N. Y. bets ‘OTIUNKER a a aa TR ANCE 'IGENB fHOMFBON, oreker, 3S sell esuezeese' atts ey Pash be. Oo-+ OME "AND COLLECTING 0.40 Wark stake New Youn Otte oo Orders trom wondents promptly executed. ‘ANHATTAN GAS LIGHT 8TO. x; DO. SORIP; NEW York Gas Light stock, Chicago, J ‘and other by JOHN b MORMAY, do Walshe HTS daya after suc application fo redvetion shail be made by of bupervianes of fon real ‘OF persoaal oatua My 8 of ALY Seersament on eat Srepoan "anor this et uplege it oy sopear, fee n, party aggrieved wae aitend within the period prescribed ior'the correction of baenc® from the, city. —Laws J - ie miu AMBON, Comamiastonie of Taren ant Asseornents, PICK AMESICAN GUANO COMPASY, NO. 66 wile Yam street—The steckholers ef the Ameriean Gi notified that the anv ual election isn 1 , both inclusive, 19 of May, D April 20, 1869. JAS. &. WYCKOFF. Bec'y. Orme ove) pl oy ‘sete — Twe0 veyefe Comeany, Wall of directors of this com) Bis day docared u pamfaaainl a1taeal Of ton poesctpan: able on deman JAMES M, KANKIN, Beoretary. New Yor, April 12, 1858. CIOTO AND HOCKING VALLEY FIRST MORTGAGE donde Loan of $50OU0, due 1864. Coapons 98 Novem; 1°67, May and Novem! and May or collected ty TORN H MUL KAY & Gon 10 Wall die 01 {ERICK ERBOG R RAVINGS TageRroTiO Re vora—The, Untied Butea Yrast Company York Recelverot the Kuvckerbocter Saving Inet tog converted all the remain; Dereby gives uotice that a -— ta of said tnetita’l m into “ebiront ae dividend of two me will be entitled to receive the smount of previous dividends a: the same time Dated Apnil 1859, JOSEPH LAWRENCE, President Joan A. Stewart, Secretary. BEELING BAILROAD porns tHE. (ed bonds (gh a the etree Whee! ialrond Sogn, rate road comp: be Homapteld Ba fhe Marieba aad Crocinead Innd and Fairoad Coon Capany. are quested to meet & copimittee on Sai cae soe oo ‘he a tw next, P of coming to some cable, Trsia bouds. ip regard ‘Attested. Fern. 18, 1859. $30 WANTED, FOR 9) DAYS, FOR V ‘ama G0oD secucity and two pet cent a'month will be given, JAMES 0. MAYER, No. 8 Wall street, ‘OR $6000 WANTED, $3,000 coo ze two runemutat tour trey brie Rousse snd foie in fee iu tha olty; abundant security. Ay eee RESTON, S08 Cherry airect Note, APO to the $4 4.000 TO LOAN or Brook ne Nema ee oN New Yorn P., vox 161 Herald of $5. 000 se onD wa MORTGAGR FOR pr ae. A jn ths ofy, produstive and worth sortie be waa of ; worth do 4 Pranos Wereon, ad mom Goairably st ee BIGGS & SOUTHWICK. 84 Narsan street. 10.000 rrd2as, FOR. TERM OF YEARS ON business property In the lower part of tha city, Address, deseribing propery, box 3088 New York Post TO LOAM ON BOSD AND MORTGAGE, Gh ony Int or improved property. part at az ful country see fe from LOOKS 23 Laverty at-eet ——— TO oa ON IMPROVED PROPERTY I $55.000 ai ‘uiplications trom i be entertained. MAS hs: SPAR ES et tae ‘Tenth avenne, $60.1 000 TO es ON BOND rp Monta cE, rea} estate in th’ US ea to suit \ gol og Boa, is Wall street, pin $20, 000. ony, sreriouking the pe y or Bi ory. LOAN 0 OFFICES T JACKSON'S—MONEY TO Al ADVANOR 0 ON Wa! Aras diamonds, paolo phar tk Rg! JOrEPH A AORSOR, Restioneer aad Sroker i Grasd Street, three doors west of Broadway. momoMam, DIAMOND BROKKR AND GENTRAL advances ecaer os snooty ‘watches, jewelry, merchandise for the highest, ‘& his private vam. Rasen street, UP stairs, Foo Business and ollice strictly private. T CLARE & Oma, 486 BROADWAY. Ma xR OF A Broome street.—Partics ean receive bee Savoty, dame ‘highest price on yeanen Je ry, diag niture, horses, X, BARRINGER 17 JruuROADWAY, ROOM 25, A’ a ROM AN DS! ik AN AEF ‘will buy, Ie toone or set diamonds and jewelry AT i cuamenns © ee