The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1859, Page 7

‘The following are the appolatnents in tho Long Isiand | dustrict:—Brookiyn—saods eareet, J. B. tagny; York wtrcot, J KE. Sear es; Washington wireet,J, Keane y: Coa- deamy odusoh, J, Lae; Pooide etree, W. H. Mi Witham street, B tne, EO ture; Firat » Ge Tay lor; Bighventh street, J. Hansa: Hinson paca J. fl. ; Wasuipgton avenas, G. R. Crooke; Carton aveoue, © B Barre vekslo aveor,G, Dauore; south Second street, M 1. Souddor; North Fifth stroat, M Stapte, Graad street, ©. F. Mallery, Sonth Fitth street, W. 8, Studley; South Third street,S. W. King; Fiurbing, J. L. Peck; Sag A hamptou, LD. Nickera: Fox, Princips! of tbe Ashiind jo Jegiats Instivute. Haven, Hartford, B:idgeport and Middietowa thi Pastors are ‘The Philadelphia Firemen Moters. Paruapeuema, April 20, 1959, Joba Caple, who was shot on Suoday in ® firemen’s fight, dled this morning. Jobn Thompsoa, charged with shooting Capio, is still at largo, haviog escapod from the ospita!, though suffering from s wound received since the fight. Capie was convicted sovoral yoars since of the ‘murder of Christopher Soohan, but was pardoned by the ‘Governor after three years imprisonment, The Slaver Echo Case. Ciar.eston, April 20, 1859. ‘The trial of six of the eeamen of the slaver Echo com- ‘enced on Monday and closed to-day witha verdidt of ‘not guilty. Gramm Shipments from Western Ports. Osweao, April 20, 1859. ‘The shipments of grain from Wertern ports continue ‘Ught. For the eight days ending on the 16th inst., only ‘one cargo of wheat and two of corn were shipped from Lake Michigan for Bs ffalo, and three cargoes of wheat and two of corn « Oswego, while six cargoes of wheat wore shipped to Canada. Up to the 16th instant the total ‘amount of grain afloat for Oswego was only 100,000 ‘Dusbels of wheat and 45,000 bushels of corn. ‘The East Pennsylvania Railroad. ALLaxtowm, April 20, 1859, ‘The track of the East Pennsylvania Railroad was com- pleted today, making the chain of railroad complete be- ‘ween New York and Harrisburg. Tuo cars commence to Fun to-morrow, The Arabia’s News at Now Orleans. ‘New Onteans, April 20, 1859. ‘The foreign advices per steamship Arabia at New York, were received by the Agent of the Associated Provs at 11:16 A. W. by the National, and at 11:25 A.M. by the ‘Beaboard Ine, and were published in the regular evening editions of tho Associated Pross exolusivoly. The Steamer Canada Outward Bound. y Boetox, April 20, 1859, The steamer Canada, for Halifax and Liverpool, salled to-day at noon. Sho wok out #ixty-six passengers for ‘Livorpool, and twelve for Huifax, but no specie. Accident to the Steamer James Adger. CHARLESTON, April 20, 18/ ‘The steamer James Adger broke her suaft off Georg town op Monday afternoon. A steamer has gone to her assistance. ‘ Southern Ocean Steagaer Movements. Gavaxnam, April 20, 1859, ‘The screw steamship Huntsville, of Cromwell's line, ar rived yeeterday noon. Newport Munvctpal Ktection. Provipesce, R. T., April 20, 1859. ‘Win. B. Craneton was to day re elected Muyor of Now. port, by 801 mujority. Markete, New Oanany, April 20, 1859. ‘Cotton—Sales to-day 3,500 bales at unchonged prices. ‘The reccipt of the Arobla’s advices bad no eflvor npon the warket. Freignts—Cott n to Liverpool Xd. a 5 16d« Bterling exchange 109 a 1944. Diats on New York at sight at per to 34 por cent diwount. Mortux, A oril 20, 1859, Cotton unchanged: sale to-day 1,800 bales; exlos of the ant three dsy2 4,800 bales. Retolpta for the same tima, 4,060 dnies. Savanna, April 20, 1859. Cotton market dull; ¢a’es unimportant. Civetynatt, April 20, 1859. Flour fir fair demand at $4 65 a $5 80; receipts lirht. Whiekey tr : wales 800 bbls, at 240, a 24 o. Lard firm at 1ic.; hold- ore ask ‘The British Frigate Curacon at Annapollts. OUK BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE, Baxmimore, April 19, 1859. ‘The Britieh steam frigate Curncoa ts still at anchorage five miles from Annapotis. Communication and an oppor- tunity for visiters to see ber is afforded by @ togboat, which leaves the Avnapolis wharf three times a day. A!l who have seen ber bave expr essed themselves highly gratified by the polite attention of Ler officers. Her distant anchorage hs been taken with a view to prevent derertions, eeven of which bave already taken place, notwithstanding the vigilauce of her oflicers. Pre- viously the crew were allowed to go on shore in the boat, Dot it was found necerenry to reatrict them; 89 that nono Dut the offlcers fie permittes on ebore, Notwithstanding the care thon, ov of tLe ciew, claguised as acolored mrn, copcesied himself io the eogice .oom of the tugboat on last Friday ,for the purpose of desection, but was detect- ed end carried back to the frigats, This ig tho same versol wh'ch, wben agronnd of Smyrna, Was #0 SucceHPLully xelieved by the United States (rigate Macedonian, after repeated atiomnts had been male to relieve her by other foreign vessels. Tue event has ro- ceives: au official police trom rE in governs ment, complimentary to the American frigate, On the arrival of Lord Napier and family on board, which is expeoled to morrow, she will sail for Piyraoutt, Eom. ‘Tim Mayor's Ovrice —The repairs on the Mayor's offlos aro progressing wits cxmmendabie speed, aad the room will be ready for orcupsuoy Fome time about th» Ist of May. It bas been frescoed in 2 very neat toanver, will prereut & very uviquo appearance w a ech co) of the coiling are neatly pain’ Fepres: pfhvions of “agrico!tire,”” *Commorce,” “Liberty” ‘and “Juenes’—four grest perooniicationa that bare no analogy to a Mayor's office. Sarg ov Tue Leases ov Corvoration Doors —Tuo leases of cortain Corporation docks and silpa will to sold to-day, het bidder, vader the direction of Comp- : The aale will take place fa the Governor's room, City Hall. Finn: iv WAetuxoton Sremer.— Shortly before two o'clock on Weenesday morning the clarm of fire fur the Fighth district was caneed by & fire cocurring in the office of the firm of BR. 1. Carter & Go, deaiers, No, 284 Waah- ington street. The Ure was discovered by ono of the Ta- surance Patrol watchmen, and extinguished by a hoso company im the vicinity; dsmago trifiny. G. Donisoo & Co, Cenlers ip eze8 acd produce, in toe basement, were damegod $26 or $80 [eis supposed the re originated from the etove in the effice of RL, Carter & Co. ARBEST OF AN ALLEGED FuGritve.—Jobn Butler, charged Ww th beg a fugitive from Canandaigua, N. Y., where, tt -d, be committe t a} robbory, was acrosted yeaterday by offlcer Avmut the Bightecath pre- > Ry oinct, aod sent back to the above named place for trial. Brookiyn City News. ‘Tue New Fouwrars iv tin Pank.—The new fountain ia the City Hallpark is nearly completed. Atan carly hour yeeterday morning water was introduced, and a etream ‘was thrown to the height of between thirty five and forty feet, tO the great celigut of thove who were prosent. Every thing appeared to work admirably. Tho basin is sixty feet tn diameter, and the je 0 arranged thata number of streams can bo displayed a fence fronting Fulton and Court strecta, aad opposite the fountain, as well as the fence at the — Ot the park, are ‘to be taken down and iron posts substituted. Toe paths are being wideced and flagged, and avery necessary arrangemont is made to give effect to tho display to tako place here on the 27th inst. Homicior at East New York.—A man named Dennis Kennedy was brought to the City Hospital some days since, in conrequence of injuries received on tho night of tho 1ith inet. at his residenco, near East Now York. Ho lingered until Monday night, when ho died. Tt appoara ‘tbat some five or Kix men cath to his house in the night after be bad retired, and, inducing him to go outside, com menced beating snd kickiog him in go bratal a maoner as to fracture bis rkull, and Inflict other injurics to such fan extent tbat be was left for dead upon the ground. He wer taken to bis residence avd snbeequoatly coavoyod pleasure. Tho tron | to the Gity Hospilal, where be remained in a state of de- | Hiriom tli be died, and unablo in the meantime to give an Anteliigabie account of the aTair. He waa a laborer em- ployed op the water works, and as stated, was of a very quarreikeme disposition, and bad numorons difficulties: with bis fellow workmen. It is supposed that it was somo of there Who committed the outrage out of revenge. | Two men bave bern arrested on suspicion, but both are | Teady #ith proof to show that they were in another ‘ocali- ty at the time. Tho wife and daughter saw tho assatiania, but are unable to identify them. A post mortem oxamina- ‘ation of the remains was made yesterday by order of Coroner Horton, and to-day an tovestigation into the cir- cumstances will be commenced, when ail the facts will be inquired into, The parties arrested romain in custody meanwhile to await the result, Court Calendar—chie Day, Coret—Cirentt,—Part 1.—Nos, 407, 1559, 1461, nat, 1720, 178, 1797, 1790, 1748, 1740) ATL, 1409, 1 17th, 1765, 1707. Part 22 -Noa, 1166, 1054, 2229, 1892, 1406, 1482, 1494, 4055, 19043, 1498, 1502, 1604, 1606, 16087 B—Nee, 1BH1, 1149, 1.63, 1657, 1638, "709, 1771, 1178, 1779, 1781, 1786, 1787, 1780, 1701, 1707, 1700, 1801, bE, 1807, 1800. Sumuon Comer Now, 17,298, 199, 0, 281, 201, 22, 811, 816, 210, 420, 922, O24, 160, 21d, 9x2, U8, 628, 388, 4, COMMON Pieag.—Part 1.—Nos, 92, 48, 6, 82, 89, 2, 06, id Fart 2,—Now. 07, 68, 8, 100, LOA, 102, 108, 104, 106, 106. }. SPe Our Washington Correspoudeme. * WasmuGrom, Aptil 19, 1869. orn; | Ihe Presidential Campatgn—The Democratic Candidates tn the Ficld—Thete Plans for the Coming Struggle—The Ar- ' pangements for the Press—The New Organ of Douglas— Forney in the Shade—His Designs tw Reference to the Charlesion Convention—Bunks, Seward, Bell and Critien- den, and Other Candidates of the American and Black Reputtican Parties—Wheat ts the Probable Fate of thee Atytrents Before the Time of the Nominating Conventions Arrives, de. B.nce the svjournment of Congress, the Sickles trial has 80 engeged public attention, both here and in your city, that political movements of great importance are lost sight of, Before Congress broke up, the leading politicians in that body, and the outside wirepullers in the various parties and factions, made their arrangements for the next Presi" dential election, and these arrangements, which were then secret, are now being disciosed by developements made in several sections of the Union. Hunter, Wise, Guthrie, Brown of Miseiasippi, Slidell, Douglas, and n merous others of the democratic party, have either them- teives or through their confidential friends, laid pipe for the future, Among tho arrangements made by Douglas, those for the press are among the most important. The States nows- Paper of Washington, which nithorto seemed to floa: ebout on a sea of uncertainty, without any fixed mission, Bt one time advocating filivusteriem,and at anothe- Preaching up the doctrines of disunion, ts at last anchored fant im the interest of the Litte Giant of lilinolw. The fol- lowing circular of Mr. Douglas and the accompsoying programme cf the paper have been sent all over the untry. The body of the circular is in the handwriting of aclerk, aud the signature is the autograph of “3. A Douglas” :— ‘Wasmixaton, March 17, 1889. an exertion to obtain subscriners to 8. 4. DOUGLAS, Published by Pryor & Helos af Wasblagisa Clty, D. ©. le! oa , D.C. Funecription prise 81 00 per 4 ‘With the view of securing | fovlargest_ possible among the messes of the peuple, the | eyoantele The States have determined 10 reduce the price of the weekly paper to one dollar per annum. ‘vhe States will_@ condneted with an exclusive regard te the Principles of the Slate rights democracy, wil: be indepeadeat of ct-ons, atid uublared by paral futereste—ia short, wll con Uvue ob (he Jine it bas puraued under ita present management. We pres. me it bus given 9 9: exempilification of ite prirotples wed olyects lo dispense with the necessity formal protersions Located at the Federal Capital, The States hes great advan: pe pe over other Entec (ope importent and valuable information relstlog to the afl<irs of goversmevt Ite oeatral pcettion also ensbies it to procure at the earliest moment the intent foreign and domestic news, and in tte columns will al- ‘ways be tonnd matiors of tntercat appertaining to Mteratare, barioulture op 1 commerce ‘the price of subecriotion is Axed so low that it brings the paper within the seach of every persun who desires & Kood and reliable newepaper We théretore appeal to our ¢emoora- te friends throughout tke country wo aid wa in scouring The Staten op extenced circulstion. ‘Yo thove who wit! take ‘he troub'e of getting us up a olub often: subscribers. at the rwe of one do‘lar per year for each sud- scriber, we Wil: send @ Copy Of the Weekly States for ome year 2) meota in all cases required in advance. Corept money ta the dillerent States received im payment or anbacrapuen. all letters should be addressed to —- PRYOR & HIRIS3. The Day and Sewi weekly Statee are published at the fol- lowing rates: patty, One copy persear...... $6 60 | Two copies per year...$10 00 SEMU WEEKLY. The Semi weekly States covtaits ail the readiog matter of on celly, incluaiug ceedings, We, raarkets, Covgressional pro TO OUR EXCHANGES. Our country exchanges witlconter # great favor on us by Alving the above a few insertions Weekly jourcals who do net exchange with ua will ‘ecelve the Daily Star tor three mouths by toserng the above. Wasninaion, March, 1860. The Washwytou Univn, a you have seen, is metamor- jbosed inw the C wettuten; but 1 is a mere change of name. ‘The paper is of no sccount, aud is now pretesding to heal diy»sions which are beyond tho cure of its patent medicine, Among the American candidates, Crittenden of Ken- tucky, and Bell of Tennessee, have been very busy here. Of the viack republicane, Banks of Masaxchusetts, Chase of Ohio, sud Seward of your State, have beea playing a deep game. Bunks is Willing to adcept both the vlack republican and American nominations, Seward, with the aid of hie rit band man, Weod, has oatstripped all ters om activity, except, perbaps, Dongias. He has plavted bia mines to blow up both the enemy and pre- tenced friends, and his counterminoeto blow up their mines, Such are the arrangements which have beon made here avd are now being carried out by the aspirants for ‘the succession.” But the probabil'ty is that long before the par- ty Dominating conventions of the democrats, black republi- Cabs OF Americans take place, the prominent leaders who are now strugxlipg eo hard toeecare the object of their ambition will be withdrawn, aad now wen, scarcely heard of, will eucdenly loom up apd take their places. ibe developements of Forney ava hia J’ress in Penn- sylvapia appear 10 be in the game interest; but his object ig to contro! the Charleston Convention, and be would sell Dougiss ut the lust minute if he could only get any one to Eve him a good prico for bis treason. Having turned round ageing, such ap old and fast friend as Me. Bucha- nan, be would ascruple little to betray tue ioterests of Donglas or spy other wan, if it suited bis purpose. Iv is a queetion whether Forney or Helss is to be re- go7ded a8 the true organ of Douglas; but the well known treachery of Forney, und the fact of the States being at Watbitgton, and the endorsement of Douglas being 80 de cided'y given to the latter, render it more thao probable that the States 18 the organ of Douglas. It is worthy of yemaik tbat Forney and biz party in Pennsylvania, who hela a bolting convention and scosced from the reguiar Ceinocracy, ld not pase any resolutions or deciare what they would’éo in reference to the Charleston Convention, No doubt Forney wants to be free to bolt from that Con- vention aiss. Coroners’ Office. SixauraR Cask or Suicipe.—Ieaac V. Snodiker, a native of Staten Islaud, aged forty-oue years, died at his resi- denco, No. £80 Second avedue, yesterday, from the effects of injuries inflicted by himself on Friday last, for tuo pur- yose of committing suictte. Deceased, it appeared, was @ builder ip good circumstances, and the day before hie Geath was to bave beon married to a youug lasy residing toy the sume house, Of iate deccased appeared depressed in spirits. Something weighed beavily on his mind; but What it Was LO one, not even bis ret relatives, could 5 imspive. On Friday night he attempted to cut bis ‘throxt with a juckkuife, severing the jugular vein and otber Jarge versels. Medical aid was promptly procured, and the ‘of the unbappy mon eavea for a few days. ver Jackman heid an inquest upon the body of de. ed, when it appeared in evidence that he was 9 ‘widower with four cbiioren. The jury rendered a verdict of “Suicide by cutting his throat with a jackknife, while labormg under a fit of temporary iy Stic BY Taxixa Monrmxs—Ieasc BH. Van Cleef, a young man residing with bis parenis at No. 105 East ‘Twenty third street, dicd yeeterday morning at the Twen- ty third precinct station house, from the effects of a doze of morphire, sdininistered by binzelf for the purpose of committing ‘evicide. Deceased was found lying on the track of the Hudaon Rivor Ratlroad, near Eighty.sixth street, on Tuesday night, by policeman Clements, and was Tomo-ed juat io time wo aaye him from veing rua over by @train which was then due, On belog taken to tho sta- tiep house it eppeared that he had taken a dose of mor- pbine, but fearing that iL was not suflicientiy largo t produce the desired resu!t, he placed himself on the ratroad track with the ho7e of being cr usbed to death by the cars. Medical attendance was procured by the police, and everything was done to relieve the unfortunate youth, but ia van. Ho died at 8 o’viock yesterday morning. No canse con d be ackigned for the commission of the rash act, except perbaps, that deceased bad long been out of em- ployment, and was much depressed in spirits in conse- quence, Coroner Gamble was notified to bold an inquest poy of deceased. ‘Axommen Scicipe.—Johp Carl Wondroth, an inmate of Ward's Island Hogpital, who was admitted on the 16th inst., was found drowned yesterday, under guch circum- ttences a8 Jenve no dou of his having committed self- destruction. It ie supposed that he became weary of his position on the feland, attempted to escape, and, failing in the effort, érowaea himseif, Coroner Gamblo was noutled of the occurrence. Founp Dean.—The bodies of two infants were found dead yesterday—one in tho vault of the premises No. 181 Third avenne, and the other in the sink of No. 77 Forsyth street. The Coronsr wag notified to hokt an inquest in enc case, Scnpen Dratw —William Gilland, aged 56 years, by oo- cupation a bostman, dropped dead to the office of the Superintendent ef Outdoor Poor yesterday, while apply- ite relief. Cororer Schirmer held an inquest upon the iy. Police Intelligence. Arteanp Forcrry or a Creck.—Jobn Robineon, an em- ployé of Mr. Abrabam Duryea, was brought before Jus. tice Breppan, at the Fesex Market Police Cour}, on charge of forging a check for $78 on the Mechanica’ Bank, in the name of Mailer & Lord. The prisoner presented tho check at the store of Andrew Martin, 72 Catherine atrect, and anid his employer wished to itcasbed. Mr. Martin, suspecting tbat the paper was forged, told the prisoner to send Mr. Duryea down ond he would get the required amonnt, Kobineon started back, but no. returning that day, Mr. Martin's suspicions were further aroused, and he cavecd the arreet of the nocured. The prisoner admit. ted bis guilt, and said he war tempted to commit gery while intoxicated. The magistrate told him th drunkenness was no plea for crime, and committed him for trial accordingly. - Coance ov Eunaveiement.—Kasper Sebneider, a work- ingman in the Union Color Works, No. 272 Wost Pairty- sixth street, was bronght before Jastico Quackenbush on acharge of emberziing money and goods belonging to bis employere, amounting In the aggregate Ww several hundred doilars. Committed for trial, Fxrnesa Ronmery.—Charles F. Livingston, a driver tn the employ of the Manbattan Express Company, was ar- rested at the instance of the agent of the company ona charge of baving broken open a trank and stealing thirty. four dollars worsh of property theretrom. A portion of the stoien property wes found in the possession of the ‘poner, dustice Quackenbush committed the accused trial. S, AN Attzoxn Fearrve from Canandaigua, named Joba Butler, was taken into custody by Officer Arnoux, of the Ky nth precinct, and sent back for trial, Butler ® with highway robbery, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘The Quarantine Excitement. Theameouocemect in yesterday's papers of the adjourn- Unent Of the Legislature without the passage of the bill for aeinyET] cnille (ull re iv at lH E g wi unhesitatiogly perty at Quarantine will rot be interfered turbed, even if left unprotected bt y Your obedient servant, ER} Deputy Carpenter withdrew all the men detailed for Quarantine duty, with the exception of twenty, who were sent down to tho island on Tuesday night. It ie said that the Staten Islanders had quite a jubilee on Tucsday night ‘na telegraph despatch forwarded them by the Hon. Mr. Christie. A letter from Dr. Walser, asking the Board to allow him to retain possession of the premiscs he now occupies af Quarantine, was read and the request granted. Jieputy Superintendent Carpenter now entered and pre- sevted a letter, which he bad received from Robort Christie, member of Assembly, at Albany, relative to the Quarantine difficulties, Some cebate followed the reading of the letter as to the opportunity which Mr. Cristie had of informing his con- stituents regarding the Quarantine legislation since the acjourntaent of the Legislature, and the matter dropped. Capt. Craprnen stated that the repairs to the building at Caetic Garden are Pregressiog, ‘The number of emigrants arrived during the week was 393, making the number for the yoer go far, 8,248. Tre pumber in the institution and the bospital now is 914, The Income for the week waa $1,064; the expenditure $1,040 57, and the overdrait $16, 728 14. Court of General Sessions. Before Recordor Barnard, ‘The first case disposed of in this court yesterday was an indictment for burglary in the firet degree, found aguiast Jobu Marphy, for breaking into the dwelling house of Patrick Flapnigan, 139 First avenue, on the night of the Siet of March. As the prosecution could not clearly prove the commission of the burglary, the prisoner was allowed to plead guilty to polit larceny. The Recorder sent bim to the penitentiary for elx months, and ordered him to pay a fine of $100, Levi Taman, charged with stealing $150 worth of berbs from the store of George H. Coolidge, pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and at tho request of the prosecutor (who did not want him punished) the Court was exceed- ingly lenient, sending him only thirty days to the city prison. Jeremiah Donovan, who, it is alleged, committed a vio- lent ageauit and on Peter Denning, on the 13th of March, pleaded guilty, and was remanded till Saturday for sentence. .The affray took place at Mat. Gooderson's, in Chatham street, AN EXTENSIVE. BURGLARY. James Donahue, a respectadle looking young man, was then placed on trial, jomtly charged with a man named Jobneon with burglary in the third degree, It appeared {rom the evidence adduced by the prosecution, that on the night cf the 13th of March the store of Frost & Cuehman was burglartously extered, and 2,800 yarda of ponges silk, valued at $2,300 was stolen; that from certain Toformetion received by the police, they went to a house in East Twenty seventh etreet, which they found hat been hired by the prisoner, who paid a month’s rent and took the key, at the katne trme stating to the woman that part of the furniture of bimvelf and friends would come in boxea; thet a few days after the burgiary the property was removed to this houre, where the prisoner was arrestol, and on being searched the key of the door was tound on big person. The woman of woom be hired the room iden- tifled Donahue, all of which facts and ciroumstances in the absence of any proof for the defence, resulted in the con- viction of the accused. m Mr. Doyle, the Second Assistaut District Attorney, who conducted the case with marked ability, moved for Judgment, to which the counsel for the prisoner strenuously ‘objected, as he wanted to prepare a bill of exceptions; but alter oo erable cross firiog between counsel, his or fentenced Donahue to five years imprisonment in the State pricon. His confederate, who appears to bea man of considerable reflnement, will be tried on Thursday, Superior Court. Before Hon. Judge Siosgon. © Avrit. 19.—In the case of Ruckiman ve. the Union Mutua Insurance Company, already re} |, the Court ordered. a pominal yeraict for plaintiff for a partial loss; sud, by consent of the parties, the amount was fixed at $4,500, subject to the adjustment of # referee. - SPECIAL TERM. Before Hon. Judge Pierrepont. James 3. Sandford et al vs. Hester Ann Travers et al.— Demurrer overruled, with leave, &c. Fielding.—Motion for re- ceiver devied, with costs. Rylraim H.’ Jenny va. Wm. 8. Tarbell.—New trial or- dered upon payment of costs of the last trial, Henry Welden vs. George W. Thorp —Report of refe- rence confirmed. Costs to be pald out of the partnership fund. Meeks vs. Van Doren.—Motion granted on torm: Joveph Brumueli ¢t al. vs. J. A. Machado et al—The assignments in this case declared void. Judgment wo be kettled on nowce. Tue National Discount Company va, Hodges et al,—De- murrer ests Defincant has leave to amend upon buy ment Of cess iwstern Congregational Church ya, Stephen Cutter.— Jucgment ordered Lor plainui, with costs. Decree to be Belted Ov Nowe, *in. Redrond et al vs, George M. Chapman et al.— Motion denied. Orcer to be settied. Personar Inteltigence. Bien. @. A. Grow, M. © ,of Pennsylvania, is in town, stopping et the St. Nicholas. Dr. H. 8. Forwood, formerly of Baltimore, bas heen to represent the Now Orleans House of Refoge pivary Convention to be held in New York on the 1h of May Freeident Buchanan has sppoivted James Rochelle Ty Jer, Of Seutoarmpton countr , Va., one of the cadets at larre for’ the Woot Pont Military Academy. He i a grandson of ex-Presicent Tyler, Bie Way advertises ip the New Orleans papers that she will cedste woman's rigbte with a Kentucky Jawyer in that city, alter whieh eho will make a grand balloon as- ceneion fr ow Cor go equare. The following are the names of the Judges of the Court of Commen Pleas whoee official life, by a law of the inte « Of Burswcbusetis, 1 limited to tue 10th of May ward Molien, of Waylaad, Chief Justice: Jon r Bisnop, of Levox; . Sanger, of Bos. ngtield, wnd David Alken, of ges of thd Superior Coart of the woute their of t the same time, { Worcveter, Chie Jostice; Chas, P. ga G. Nath, cf Boston; Marcus Mor Breenield city of Boston ae ARRIVALS. St the Frerett Honee~ James Gordon Bennett, J G Ben Je Webst oo PCy athonn, Bridge sornnel W Greene, Mra Cabada. ST Celpbia, Wan toa oT Mera ing! L Cholay, Ne Mr and re GW yu '. rh otresls Mr and Mra Onrdocr Beever, ard Miss Prewer, No ton; John Ponty, NY: Mra iC ttorg and eon, bt ¢ucusthe, Fay Mr aud Mrs T © Patchia, Ym Lorsheimer, Butfs'o; Yhoe 8 Btrong, St George's Manor, re 8 At the Claverdon tpdlom ond math, se , Be. Ve ¥, W ~ Mise Conningham, Thos Barkworth Frptand A. Th cee ddard, tavenush; U J," anthony, Menaucbusetts From New Oriesre and Sareea te the steamah'p Quiker Olty.— From New Orieane—k Js biatob, Mra fe D Hetch, Mies Ricdet, Mite KJ Joyce, Mra Comstock, Ne Berri, Mr soruln, sin. SM Bildrett, Mr fioltrook W N. Ludiom verk: 1B. Poaraom, Mani 1 Priti¢h Colombley Mira. Oa Mra. Lucian, AW invwgarden, H B Goedard, Bourrgher, W 2-Frirel, 7H a ehbridge, WH Greenoug), Jackson. Frcm Gevene- Kk Bathen, Mrs Rathen and dai ter, B Acosta, Mra Acorta and ebi'dres Mazon, Mivs © ‘Tey Miss W Prime, Mr re Nore! avd child, Mra teary, Biss ap, Mra a M anteguz, M An's: art & hen, » Lenin Frank Witla, & Juan Pablo Kesve, D Betan- 0 woul, Beroert (avo Lyons, ile Janbert GL Fr vo Port au Piatt, in the brig John Butler--Mona Fechen Brenner. the steam: Ug, two childs cu errvant, G n, Crosley, Rome ini aha at D 8 Gocdell—Mr A From Ponee, in the bark Hypeniod—Mr B Tosier. Frem He faxonia—Mre Amelia Kie- G Temsen, H Ruf, J z DEPARTURES. For favarneb, in the steamship Alnbama-—A Flerehelm, A fiyere FRG or aod m ‘Coan Burdett, JC Lane: Tine Wenner, Gaye Lively ‘aod theee chil: ‘The Metropotiian Pallce. ABOTHIR D¥aD LOCK IN THS FOLIOK COMMTBBION. Te bas le.rked out that the recent resign tion of General Presidecy of the Ward, and receive the position vacated by Mr. ‘Tallmadge, wiv was to be appointed counsel to the Board, while Bowen was to have received the office of President. It appears, however, that; Commissioner Stillman was not let fato tho secret, and aft. the Board bad gone #0 fur ss to receive Mr. Tallmatgo’s resignation, and give him | o¢ AMotmeR, Sew Siyle, called © Whate's Oven.” the promised appointment, Mr. ¢¥iliman saw how matters | uncer Barnum's Museum. ‘Were tending, and rofured to bave spything to do with it, | pg, Games—Suld at Basford’s It te said that he, in connection with the two Mayors, and | billiard cbees 149 Fulton street; Hkewise at the Ag poms, Gourtaod s@nseu sicecta, Srocklya the two pew Commissioners, Judge Wiehoolfer and Isao | Dillard and chess rowme, Hi Bailey, bave bad a caucus, at which it was decided that neither of t' © three first named shod participate in the meetings of the Board until the Ist of May, wheo the new Commissioners take their seats, at witch time they will gve Bowen and Strepahan the go-by, appoimt a Superintendent irrespective of party, and conduct the de- partment on the samo principle. ‘Tous Messrs. Nye, Bowen & Co. bave been beaded off, and we have the rare promise of & non-partisan police. Acapeuy or Muwc.—The short opera season was Drought to a close last night with the performance of 2 “ Lacrezia Borgia,” which was sung by Mme. Gazzaniga, pa eng hm pci Knur to Mita A. Philips, Siguori Stefani and Morelll. There wasa- | Sruxrsvart—Moosey.—On Wednesday, April 20, by the large attendance, and the opera was satifactority per- | Rev. Mr. Van Doren, Guonce W. Sivuravant to Migs Many formed. Gazzenign and Stefani particularly distioguisbed py em ped t Tikoverseme al of this cur Nt 20, the Rev. ‘April 20, themselves. The opora will re opea on Monday next, with | Pro‘escor Johnson, lsrazL ‘eurrn o geno m Ses i! Alaimo in “Norma.” Bawsaty, Cenenaar sk fete Baively , of Brooklyn. Onn oF J. Guy BerdoeeD tho rraucugo of tho bride's faber, by the Hat 'R. 3 Sar NB OF Jackson's Oxp Souprsrgs DrownED.— Aa wv. NJ. Mar- Captain Hutchinson, « poor old man who lived ine hovel | clus, Mr. Tmoman V. Waaumr, of ‘Newcastle, wet tp the Ninta ward, Pittsburg, was drowned im the Alle- was in the battle of New ‘leans, under General Jt ; he seoms to have been in the thick of the abt, for @ sabre stroke ou the head fave him aa uneasy brain, and from its effects he never recovered. His insanity took a military turm, but he was penerally Larmless. ‘The Latest Drawings of the Legalized Lotte ries, a8 reported to WOUD, Spr #00, MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEGRGIA, KENTUOKY AND MISSOURI nee ay y proerie tai rd be gs aa t ‘ARBUTT. —| ineeduy ' 4a Pexucen, STATE LOTTERiES, eldest cavgbter of 'L and Selina Carbutt, aged 2 Official drawings, by telegraph. tba. years and 8 mont The funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, DELAWaBE LOTTERIES. at three o'clock, from No. §4 East Seventeenth street. The subss! missioners appointed by ‘he Governor Cung —On Tuesday mornimg, April 19, at balf past ove of the State of Deleware to euperintend Ihe a o'clock, Many JERomR ALoreita, oged 16 years, daughie, wing ofa lotte nuthoriced by the Legtalature, having (via dy atiended the Stawiog of the Lavery for the bene't of the Stake of Delaware, | Mra and tbe late Michael Cline. | do hereby certify that the following are the nucabers which ¢ friends and relatives of the family are reepectfu'iy e Fawn irom the w a 5 Bxra Crass, No. 261, Arni 20, 1859, second avenue, between Thirty ninth and h streste. 7 W FORD. — fay, Apri Crawroay 76, 2, 23, 49, 77, 88, 28, 96, 11, 71, 4, 7% 52 Pion: pli ep daa No. rau 20, 1 @ relatives ana frien 1c ly are reepec' iy Cuass No. 242, Aran. 20, 1860, ‘Ike rel friends of the famil ali G1, 23, 18, 11, 48, 3, 58, 72, 96, 56, 60, $8, 28, 71. invited to attera tre funeral, f.om ber late residem And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in whish nove, Filty pivtb etreet, fret house east of Second avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further no te Her romains will be taken to Greenwood for inter- “rtvean our hands at Wilm! Del, thie Wednesday, | ™<tDt apr 9, 18," GROKOE U GOBDON,} edmendsy, | Ynvarp —In Brooklyp, on Saturday, April 16, of con- Commissioners. surpucn, Wiuam A FURNALD, aged 36 years. Fie remote will be taken to Trog tor intorment. Gane —On Wednesday, April 20, ‘Inomas T. Gampus, aged 4 years. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to altend the fuperal, from his late residence, No. 109 Weet Twenty-eeventh street, this (Thureday) after- Poop, at two ee nttebury ra pleage copy. Binvare ce Toescay morning, April 19, Isame«ta, wife of Duniel Harnett. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re invited \o atiend the fcpera!, this (Thursday) afternoon, at twoo’ciock, from her Ise residence, No. 114 Franklin sireet, to Greenwood Cemetery. McQuarg —On Wedn+ eday morning, April 20, Mrs. Mary MeQcawe, wile of Mlchael Mc(Quade, ta the S4th joar of er BRO. JuB sEaL, James DUNCAN, GRORGIA LOTTRRIRE. ‘The undersigned Commuestoners ied to suverintend the ura sing of we Sparts Academy Letterg, do bereby cortity that tbe tolfvwit g ure the numbers which weee this day drawn {youn the wheel, yiz:— Ciass No. 239, arms. 29, 1859. 2, 18, 66, 37, 4, 67, 26, 55, 82, 31, 60, 13. Crass No, 240, Rxrea, APRtL 20, 1859. 26, 53, 72, 76, 61, 73, 20, 61, 69, 67, 60, 48, 46. And that the ssid numbers were drawn ia the order in which tbey stend abow ‘Witoras our band ant Avpurta, Ge. thls Wednesday, April 309. hae ARBEK, i . F. DUG as, er om ‘The friends and relatives of the family are resvectfully Co, { Wumingtos, Delaware, | invited to attend the taneral, from ber iate residence, No. WOOD, EDDY & CO.$.0;" Augusta, Georgia 187 Weet Twenly nicth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, O. A. Bills, Exchange and Specte Broker, 176 Greenwich street, second door north of Pacts Hotel. Nothing Can Be More Ptquant and Dashing than the spring styles of bi * iued by ESPENSCHIED. Sold for #8 59, at 118 Neeea b at one o’clock precigely. [er remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Borax —Oc Taceday morolng, April 9, at baif past 11 o'clock, MiE® ANS NOLAN. Her (.encs avd acquaintancer are respectfully invited to attend the funera!, froma ber iate reeideace, No. 427 Firet avenue. Vuexor —In Breoklyn, om Tuesday, April 19, Frasers Prxnor, aged 64 youre. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fonera!, this (Tharetay) a‘teruoon, ®t hat pest two o'clock, trom bis late resicenoe, No. 56 Bond suect, Brooklyn, without surther notice. Rvesxit.—On Toeeday, April 19, after a paiafal illness, Mrs. Catuarnve C. KUSSELL. The relatives sna friends aro invited to attend the fune. ral, from her Yate residence, No. 715 Third aveaue, this (Tureday) aNervocn, at one o'clock, EcnoonMaxgn.—On Taceday, April 19, Josxrmmm, third daughter of Oyrus and jotta Schoonmaker, aged 7 yeure, 6 menths ond 3 de: 48 | “ ‘qhe'relatives and friends of the family are aif-ctionately It You Wont a Faststonable Hat Call on SCOTY & BRREMAN, successor to George W. White, No. 148 Fulton street, Parts Soft Hats.—A Choice Supply Received steamers, made expressly to order (or our retail rales. by Ne Ai 8 CO. Nos. 4 aud ® Astor House, Broad way. The Phelan Champion Hat-Entirely New, ¥ be bed oply at WA1Ts’s, 216 Broadway, under Barnum’ a Wie At Evans’, 66 and 68 Fulton street, } Good black cloth dress frock oo: ts. F do. do. Fo 10 to 1b to mo : 5 | invited to attend the funeral, ibis (Thursday) aitarnoon, ee re © | ct two o'olock, from the reeldence of her parents, No. 616 Sota'Gaalmeve vusinees coats 5 | Fourth etrect. Kidgereu aad Taterron papers please copy. Smaiker —Suddeniy, on Weinesday, April 20, Isaac V. SxeriKeR, aged 44 years, 7 moniby suis uayo. The fricnde and acquaintacces of the family are respect- fully requested to attend the faneral, from his late resi- dence, No. 389 Second avenue, on Friday morning, at balt pect ten o'clock. Bis remains will be taken to Staten Island for interment. ‘Tixspate.—On Tuesday, April 19, Writs CLarexce Mor- sm™ER, yourgest chid of Edmund and the jaie Cathecine At EVANS’, 60 soa oo nuiwn mreet, between wold and Ciiff streets, « 90 Spring Overcoats, — | At VANS", 66 and 68 Fulton street. 1,000 Pair Cassimere pants, at §2 50, At EVANS’, 66 and 63 alton street. — Tivedale, aged 3 years, 9 mouths and 10 days. F. ¥. S.—Baliow’s Improved French Yoke | ~The relatives aad friends of tbe famliy are respectfully abi ts, mi iv ‘ranted to Ot. invited to attend bis funeral, witbout further inviation, ew, made to order. and BALLUD BROTIAES, 409 Broad McLough) Improved French Yoke Shirts ready made, of made to measure, at 269 Greenwich street, cor- | ner ¢f Murray. Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, Gaiters, Sitp- ets and Pools, suliole for spring, ab CANEALLLS, 318 roadway. Gurney’s New Photographic aod Fine Art gelez, 1g Benois 7. Photographs, daguerrestyp ss, mini: sole manufacturers trom the rcsience of his grandmother, No. 283 Thompeon ttreet, corner of Amity street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Tsacy.—On Weenesdsy, April 20, Caanne? Watox, con of Jotn and Maria H. Tracy, aged 4 years, 10 months and 20 cays. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully mvited to attend the funeral, on Friday, from tue resi- cence cf bis parents, No. 84 Batier strect, Brooklyn. Vax Crerr.—Suddeniy, on Wednesday, April 20, Isaac ¥_, so of Ieaac Van Cleef. | The friends of the fami'y are respectfully invite | to at | tend the funeral, from hs late residence, No. 105 Kast Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tabiet Razor Strep. | juirty third street, this (Thursday) alternovn, at half past —This inkaNable article may be obtained of the sole owfse | (wo o’cieck, without yuither invitation. turers, @. & 8. ay) No. T Astor House, wsof ke | VoonnmEes —At New Brunewick, N. J., 00 Tuesday, April various agente Rngnanow 0 ON. 19, Ratrn Voornses, iu the Tst year of his age. ‘The relatives and friende of toe family are respectfully nyited te attend the funeras, from bis late reeideuce, No. | 98 George street, New Brunswick, this (Thursday) after- roop, at four o'clock Wriat—At Fordbam, on Tuesday, April 29, Many B., wife of Hepry L. Weieh, aged 21 years. Obio papers please copy. Everybody Should Obtain a Phreuotogteal | oxpuedace OWLER & WELLA, 303 Broadwa ,to learn their teleuts, defects ana proper occupation. The best ‘head Bed tn Existenve—(Howe’s ailiptic), at from $6 to $6, » 373 Broadway. Call aad ese ft ‘Tricopherous ts the best and chean= © WeiKonr.—Un Tueccay afternoon, April 19, of scarlati- ahaa Bape beauiltying, cloxcfog, cur “Oreccrr. | <a, LoIm, youngest daughter of Heury A. and Louise J. ing and restoring the bair, wy LS it 'Sold by'sil crag- | Wetmore, aged 1 year. £ | The relatives and niende of the familf aro respocttully end the funeral, from So 9 Carroll pisce Werd’s Patent Family Sewing Machines— 6 (Thursday) aftermcon, at two o'clock, without further + invitation. Now myle, price $60. Office 477 Broadway. : Witiama—On Wednesday morning,’ Avril 20, after a AL Subseribers to Thompson's Bank Note cri aud severe ilinesn, at the residence 0” her oldest Fou, Reporter will receive, free, & Regt od — eet ge Os jobn T. Williams, No. 43 West Twenty eeventh street, Mra. eee eee eiveuan ativan Taapees here, bankers, | PUzament Waruans, widow of Ehbu Wiviams, aged 67 sears ond 9 dase. Ho. Wall smenytien ter ‘Tho reintives and friends are requceted to attend the fu eral, on Friday afternson, at two o'clock, from the Cal- Cee eee ee ee lidtice teuet cory Boptat church, Twenty third street, 'bevwoen Fifth na Sixth avenues. Her remains will be taken to Green- Herring’s Patent Champion Fire + wood, And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray st, N.Y | Machines, | Moamouth county (N. J.) pepors please copy. ZINNRRWAN —Suddeuly, on Monday, March 28, at Am- Wheelex & Wilson’s Sewin Office £05 Broadway, New York. stercam, Neiberlands, of apopiexy, Watuam H. Zama. of that city, Injunction.—An Injunction has been issued | by the supreme Court of Mastachusetta {a favor of Joseph | > ge erie Barnett & co vagaiost Frederics Brown, agent for Phat ke i FIRG, WATEH APD MILDEW PROOF SOLUBLK sors, New Vork, for an infringement of platotilla’ trace mark, ginte, 00 cement, paist and varnish, provente sloohol and “Occonine—the piregee jufrigomens being the salo of PH a Pe gee ere ae by = pa micals and drugs, binck et ud PRL OB TWANGICN, 143 Maiden ane, Morphy’s Chess at Be Fre Billiard ana ; “it 08 Fermented Liquors, and 1,000 Ubemseal Reosipe, chess reome, 149 Poulton street, neatly bound; Lkewiso at Cheas i tub, Court and Remaen, Brooalyn. GREAT SPRING MEDTIOINR RAROM a TSM, SCROPULA, SALTRHSUM. fc coment HY AIT'S LIFE b 2 Lt AM isthe wost cortam and safe reme- e rotracied furms ve dignaues; Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent <} Led eaten preneae naman of 0 3 powder proof locka and cross bare Also, fre and bersinr > root Depot, street, cornor of © S of the biced, jiver aud Kidne:'s, geverad depility, a Fito Pdomnerly 19d Pear! wrest) of College | Fefeia, inciplett consmpton, plies, Aer Prixatpal depot per bolle. ct street 76% a7 ROBERT M*PATRICE. Lester's Sewing Machines, Frice reauced from $75 to $65; good lockstitch, tae. teehte. yal PROTHOTION AGAINST bay ABD Poor pes BUAS. “Post il pablisbed, AB A vay, «Walle Call snd examine Litera! commission to agoots. Ry GWYN bases Jol H. LESTRR. | rye DNSCHIPTIVE REGISTER OF U <NUINE BANE Coffee —Pure Juve, in pack Big The, | Thte bocw the most compere ard parte st of the kind ever ‘ ae bs ice, coptaine minute acd elaborate descriptions of the Rae gs Pee ee et eon arenas ‘notes of every bAaK im the United States and wai provement Again Ry av entirely pew ard simple plany'it indicates tn a clear anvuaee a Boca per ene Some os and comprebentible manner ie THE EXACT RELATIVE LOCATION ON MACH NOTE OF ThE TIG- gray hair, warranted 60 twelfth aireet, corner Broadway. NETTES, DInS, he b Holloyay’s Ointment.<How Patoful. ana | * hs the Seerettons are ne cans Suderstood an a diagram. anroyiog pe So Save Be Ny yoo Ng hn yd Saeencns are necusced weekly ta on Wote lists are unitke th: scarcely open the mouth or o. io ay joakic a uine. & iption oF gemmine will, therefore, detec. ‘fe cinttrent mabes tbe abi eott aad well. ar Som advance, Ce gy een a his ie hardeomely bound in cloth, and contains 14 oor lary Price 81 ervous. residiog in the coun Bill's Hatr Dye, 50 Cente, Black or Brown Depot No, 1 Barclay street, Also sold at 309 Broadway, and all drugglom, can have the book sent (per te thelr ncdrera post *Rtanluanges must bs sea Se thane GWINNE & DAY, Bankers, Now York. WHINGS FOR MILDEW Bowery. STORES WIN roof in elim: AySpreotin aby simu. TYEERwe oe, ‘T RVBRVELL'S—WEDDING AWD VISITING OARDS— ‘These celebrated cards, sp! be had only at ihe corner Hroatway snr, Baece antes R ARTICLE 7. LET. FUPERIOR A OR THE TOILET picoerring the bentdy of the Cristadory ¥5. ‘The deat in the ‘Wholessle sad votely appli¢’4, at No. 6 Astor Howe. fer promoting and ipamea hair, is @ very popular rile MISCELLANEOUS, a ROTHER Nove” Y. A Damask torr ot inthe, ‘alin Gaiah » © Yes os Betaan ratcon cr the ew Yous “msnoURy, the “FIRST JOUBNEY 1 EVE. tae wa Ean IEE AE ae __New setting with rush at all news depots and bookstores, Preuss costs, Business vate and vets, » ‘Drees citing of all decertotions, Low priced medium and superfine clothing. *nins ere ‘wade oF bo orter, ‘At prio a A WELL MADE AND TAT ope rae ar DBUMQOLD & FRO! Bereno TAYLOR ae MEW YO:& MEMUDRY. Bead the “FIRST Pyueat I bat 3 Mapa Inthe NEW voRe ERcORY, for Ape 9, _Now selling with #rush at all news depots cunt Weoketeren, Os BURIGR4 ANY DI NAVs by the only safe aad er Uf ord § seccesstul wottiod Weirats reniistar aoa elt & WeoTRR' te , oes ‘Ubrepodais, \HANDELIERS AND’ GAS FIXTURES. ‘Ou qbificent assortment of new stylarof chanteliavean@ ae tistares wile sous Sariog ioLh 4! the ata V ANC! Ds ” Ry. a cat ne Balls pemewsting the oured without Piha in rs overs to tho physicane and strgeoas of thn ctr p° YOU WAN'T WHISKBSS OR MUSTACHESt-wr nt is the only th'ng that wfil force chev cogzent ihe aly ing pots ipaareeainn s : y bei oe NG, OM ALAM, 100 Nese treat, Beare TAYLOR for tho * . mew "You MAMCORY. Sreat JOURNEY. I EVER MADE,” BY BaYAND Ta¥ In the NEW YORK MKROUBY "for April 38,” Now selling with a rush at all news depot» md boekstodes, prBnncn, coc 'BRONZE®, ANTOAL LAMPS, ke reduced. on 425 Breas. my. H. DARDONVILS, 45 Broadway, ,RENOH GAS FIXTURES. aubscrtber, prevons lo removing Wis Broadway, olay 4 i tts took as w Ubon disnount H. DABDONVILLE, <4 Brosdwag. NABDBR PLANTS AND FLOWERS OF EVERY a4 Re bh ee IE ey of P. TBENDB! a. ‘Whe seed store ‘9 John sree 1 YOORAUD’S ITALIAN MEDI0aTED SOAP IS TER ‘only relisbie aruisle Ser coring tan. pim: + Oules. feobworms and all ekin deform hues. Pond: voroota batr from Ls wi geners! NAS FIXTURES, G GAS FIXTURES, |g great variety of i the spri i Sperion nad for vale st putromaigy ‘or ibe spring trade, now opectng and for prices, W. J. F. DalLsY & ov, iis bad 631 and 633 Broadway, ly. XHTA ROBBRE PENS, Made entirely of india rubber, Under Goodyear's pstenta, BY THE INDIA KUBBER PEN 00, No. 87 Liberty street, ‘Where they are for sale pag ee ep een Onl receipt ee doil Rar will be seat, tree of po Y part of the United ‘tates, ORGAN’ FXPUSR OF FREEMASONAY FOR Mor cois end engraviogs bought, sold or exchanged la amg Guapilty. Old Curiosity Ehop, 109 nassau streot. Nee roce, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, theumatiam, ‘‘mentalor physical debility.” EPILEPSY, Fest! OF any Dervo’s y relieved and pevmas cured by our Nervons Antidote. PYNK & CU, 109 Mi street, aud Hayes Brookiyn. LD HOLLAND GIN, - FOR MEDICINAL USE TO THE PHYSICIANS OF 1HE UsI(RD STATES. Phyatctata who prescribe wicobolte Iiquorsfor medictoal pur pceesehould give the pretorcase to Wolte’s Sebiedam aroma je echuaps. 1. dt fe manvfactured at Schiedam, in Holland, and exslusive- iu the factory of the provrietor, by processes and from ate terials elsew bere unemployed aLd ankn own 2 1tis proved by the repeated analysis of several eminent 5 chemulete Cnuirely free fom the pernicicas furll of reve re ju eesry bind af Myuor étetiliea trom grain, Thich ia the came of the nervous and visceral Geren gecent, serious congestion and worbla desire for subitaal and titempe- Tair indulgence Lick such liquors invariably lend to super tedace. 8. 1Lia proved by t* s that this juniper gin is not Havored wish ths coarre d indigestibls oll of juniper beretotore wed, but specifically I more volatile, eromsti; and wedicinal 0; the two essential co: the Atalian juniper becsy, neglected by every other mane- tucturer. 4. 1 is chemically proved to be absolutely pure in Its reoti- catin-aouaiity otteined by an entirely new process, an@ Which no otker gin in the world bas acquired. ©. Its by extensive mestioal e: py ve an efoent cxses of Incipient drop colle, correodons of apd agne, eral det Gedclet't usstiniia fon of food apd exhausted vital eneray. ‘6 It fe = most grateful acd renovaung cordial, and, whew peed ne clrected. vever inliames ie system 01 priduoes ime Erirty, but tence raiber to subdue the latter f-ulity by creation A ciuitke (0 all io‘erior liquars. and it invariably cor-ects the Hv eects of bad water. wbeiber In, swampy or limestone die trict, In all of these enumerated qualitier it has no rival im ‘ny market io the world Fut up da quart ‘bottles, with the proprietor’s name " oa the Volt 6, cork ana isbel For sale, wholesale and retsil, by all respeotable drugeite roeer United States elit UDULEHO WOUFR, 12 Beaver street. (eR MvsIOAL FRIEND, No, 7i, NOW RRADY, PRICE TRN CENT, Contains a new aud besntiful sorg oatled ver of Thee, by Foley Hall; an entirely now sat of 3 presaly for this work by the celebraind composer Charles Fadel, and called 2 be Youug America Lancers Q: ay the principal nations! ‘Amorica are introduced ip thie Pasi Gohmmbis: teure’S Ponty Sweet Lom. gure 4 see mbia; deure 3, ome a Star led ‘are 5, Hail to the vata, Sout tion, 21 contains and Henry Russell's every news store. IO ges 5 3 q ! 4 pi Titties eet Ett rs Stk g CHO HO TOMES EO SetscSeresresseel 8328 PEPE rLer eet Ph aie rate teste ‘ Bee ae oe rheoting eeive told, tg ey) vied C . From which pick ‘what you Hike, cad aed what you PR oR Re gi Fry oo hs ge im J - wae new teakoren, sow noma Fur sale Gy swaydners everg= where. a 3: He oo SEWING MACHINES. PRICE FROM $50 TO $13. For fimf fee, teflora, and all many machines are uneqnaited = They cve grea’ of work aad of own sre mney i er Tari more iirn'ang muechize ta te manuel oo ‘The pew family machines ai $60 and $75, are attracting universal attention. ls 400, Le one atl : TTL VER ATAD WsBk. - ST Vibvan Peateo Wake, VER PLATED W. VER PLATED W. ee G 3 bs NOI ANB AMER! rv 4 Bey AND IN GREAT Va! : IN GREAT Va. IN GREAT V IN GRsAT V. 4 FOR SALE AT AN I MM W. 3. FF. ¥ a tod 629 rosdway. dere BUSTINE?S wees: DRUMGOLD & ho Broadway. gure PLATED WaRR, PRENOW CHINA. ENGLIBH IRON STONE CHT*44, TABLE GLASS. TABLE OUTLED.Y, fo, ta variety And 00., shige Broadwey.