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12 AFFAIRS IN HAYTI, Our Port au Prince Correspondence. Port av | nuros, April 13, 1860, Govermment Btrengthening—Important Speech of President Geffrevd ak Oroir des Oowquets—The Position and Pelicy of the Grernment, dc. ‘The intrigues against the republican gevernment by the ‘ends of anarchy and of the ex.Emperor, which seemed, notwithstanding the polition! quiet of the country, to be of \ serious nature, are gradually becoming legs to be feared, Bad the government each day becomes stronger. The Yumore that a:@ 90 industriously asserted whenever po- sical parties are contending in Hayti have all been used m vain. It seems that agitators have whispered throagh- ‘But the island that the republican policy was to morge all Bmall estates into large properties; that in this way alone ould the ielard rogain iis prosperity, by introducing sys. bom and uniformity of purpose in agriculture. It is also Baid that the army was being reduced in order to intro” duce a foreiga Power, and again put Hayti under the con- trol of an European sovereign. To refute these charges without proceeding to violent meaguree—for it is said that the government are aware of the movements of their most determined opposers—the President, Fabre Geifrard, ad- dressed a large assemblage at Oroix des Couquets. In | Addition to the invabitants of the city and neighborhood, Many persons were present from Port au Prince. The Bpeech is 0 much to the purpose, and asit gives a fair ‘Viow of the policy and position of the goverument, I shiak | it well worth sending you. It is a8 foilows:— SPERCH OF PRESIDENT GEFFRARD. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. Chute Wann, of fo: Ct os, ene om age Wareat's Oreo—thanks of the Commander of the kina of the Golden Age (Pacific Mail Steamship Company), by Captain Lambert (Royal Navy), of the Vixen, in gratl- | FRENCH LACE BURNOUS: tude for saving an offloer and boat’s orew of the Vixen early in March last in the bay of Panama. Is was in this wise;—The Vixen was lying at Taboga, twelve miles from Panama; a boat was started up to Pa- mamas; in coming, was swamped, and after being im tho water soveral hours, and when mearly exhausted, the crew were discovered aud saved by Com. Watkias:— Lazorame, BX.» 70 OAPEAIR WAKING, A, 5. M. Sat Vis Maoh lf, 1008 aa be Cart. ee Ee coo ‘gratotal ‘the ollicer and nt boat crow jouging to this ship ‘who would I am atrasd, doubtless, baa ts not been for ke par Rese, Sourt prevents my personally Sorare yon, fel our kinda oor fellows vt Bh by word ‘of mouth oon, Nothing new here. Rain poured on Saturday night and Sunday night; held up Monday morning; lovely weather since. ee 2 am TONE fi Fr wer. sent month the Presidenta of Nicaragua and Costa Rica, bis gees Bills, Joe White’s agent, goes home in the Northern Light. Every thing has been abandoned to the | goverpment. Three months ago the northern army catered your sity; your property and werd respected; no ow Bad odusc of complaint. Flow could it have been other- | wise; that numerous army, abandoning their homes aud | families, were on the way W fight for justice, the peopie, | ‘and respect for private property. We triumphed, for | God led us to the capital and not a drop of blood was shed. Zow, then, my friends cau it bo tat I, who ied this | army, baving ventured my liie and my family—bow can | it be that 1 should spot you of your property. Balleve Dot this hideous lie; they who assert it are tae enemies of ace, WhO, to advance their criminal ambition would Fiice’ Gur’ country ino confusion and turmoil, No, | citizens, your estates are yourown, and noone 3 so | powarful as to despoil you. He who possesses an acre of earih is as surely & proprietor a8 he who bolds a hun- dred, ‘Ihe land of the drst is as safe as that of the last. Each may cultivate bis estate according to his Will and enjoy its proceeds without fear of oppression. The government only seeks your welfare; she would see each citizen happy, rejoicing with is family in the piea- sures of peace aid tranquility. The government labors br your good; then Jabor yourselves in ali security. Buy bnd according to your means, and whatever you may gain Fyoure alrne; I hope to ses you all landed proprietors, Up jCthe present date you know how the army nas been ro- ruited, All above the age of dfieen were enrolled in the rwy, and twenty years of military service were dus the tae.’ But the twenty years was a lifetime, and often ei only freed the soldier, a'ter uwenty or thirty yours service, Kecruite were Seized without order, at all times, by the caprice of any oflicer. Thissystem destroved agrioultare and industry; the iahabitants, often obliged to Jeave their work in tho midst of narvest, became reck- Jess, and finally fell nto abject misery. To remedy this disastrous state of affaira the government has resolved to require but bive years of service from each ‘ndividual, after which they are free to labor for the welfare of their own families. In regard to the solliery at pro gent under arms, it is decided to grant dismissal to wil who bave served a certain aumver of years. ‘A great number have already demanded aud obtained ‘their dismissals. These dismissals are the rewards for Bervice and fidelity for those who have carmod tne right of repose. Well, the demon wvo seeks to deceive you Bpreads the false ‘report that the goverament disbauds the army to place it in the hands of foreigners. Madmou! they do not see that your own good sense must reject such Tumors. What! does not each soldier that obtains his Gismiesal become incorporated in the Nationa! Guard, and does not the National Guard choose its own offioers? What stronger guaran'ee would you have, my frien’s? Does | of the Home or Pacific squatroa by Ran kKunneis, No despatebes were bronght to either the Flag Ofc stated in the New York papers. He said here ‘them for Gen. Lamar. The Cucie Sam arrived at Panams on Tuesday, 10th, at | teu). needs one o'clock. The Northern Light arrived here this morn- ing (Thursday), 21at, at eight o'clock. Consequently, pas- sengers by the Sam’? dave been on tne Isthmus two days, awaiting the arrival of the “Light.” Tavrspay, 2isi—12 o'cloak. By telegraph from Panama it is etated that the Uncle ‘Sam has been libelled at Panama for a debt of about $1,100, contracted when she was last there for a lighter. bi dill, Tae debt was due Joba Martin, an American Fovr o’CLock P. A later despatch states that the Uncle Sam has chaea her clearance, from whick I infer ske nas paid the amouat due apd is off to Bea. Pertlous Trip of the Yacht Wanderer, {From the Savannah Republican, Apri! 24.) We bray announced ia our city edition of yea.erday, thas the Wanderer bad encountered a severe gale, in which she was so greatly disabled as to be compelled to Be back for a port, when she foll in with the sveamshio orig, which took off her passengers aud brought tiem to tnis city. ‘The situstion of the Wandefer was a most porilous one, and there is no doubt that but for her exceileat sailiag qualities she would have gone to the bottom with all 00 Doard.. She left. the city on Thursday, but owing to un- favorable appearances of the weather, after proceeding down the river, she lay to ia Tybee roads until Friday afteruoon. She'then put to sea, and though it was quit rongh, she performed admirably, and no tnensinces wis felt by the parties ou beard natil about eight o'clock P.M., when she encountered a terribs galo om the eigs of the Guif Stream. As the squall struck her it carried away her main boom, ber bowsprit was knocked out of position and partly broken, whtle her mainsail was torn into tatters by the flerceness of the storm. Tae schooasr betiaved handsomely ; but for a ti ed impossrbio for ber to weather iithrovgh. In the extremity « jury mainsail was rigged, and sbe laid to until the storm eub- sided. Finding 1t impossible to continue the voyass in her disabled condition, her bow was turned homeward, and the party sept Suaday, Monday and a portion of Tuesday in beating back into the port of Savannah, as beet they could. On the Jast mentioned day, about two o'clock P. M , she not the National Guard watch over'ail; and again, my friends, my father, Genoral Getfrard, fooght for inde endepce and the tiberty of the land. I, cis son, heve ht for liberty, for justive, for equality wad for the re ibiic, sacred to all. Do you believe, then, that I, that ae ‘bout me, the sons of heroes who died for th: liberty of Hayti, that we can bring upon you, upou oar. selves, a foreign yoke? No, God kaowa it, you do not he- lieve this. They deceive you, they thik’ to sow disseu- Bions in our midst by exciting the black acainst the Mulatto, the mulstto agaicst the black. Was not « egress our common mother; are they not brothers? Think that about us thousands of our brothers groan 10 slavery— think that the whole world looks upon us while the ‘oppressors of our race rejoice in our misfortunes to make firmer the bondso’ slavery. Lt us remembor that Hayt is ‘the only Jand upon earth free to the Diack ani the mulatta Citizens, I count upon your good eeuge aad the purity of re, hearts. As for ih» wretche Baving endeavored to recall them by means of kindness and persuasion—let them coneider themselves warned this day. If they continue weir culpable acts they shall be delivered to the tribunal, aud if the jaw strikes chem, the government will see the law executed wituout piy. Go, my friewds, labor ia peace, and may you bo as bappy as you may wish. Our Valparaiso Correspondence. Vauraraiso, April 1, 1859, Bevlutionary Disorgawization AU Ocr—Oinil War and Wo Trade—The President on One Side and General Gallo on the Other—Montt Has Money and Men—Gallo Money, Priats, Women and Boys, dc. At this time all Obile is in commotion. Revolutioe on top of revolution im rapid succession is felt and realized by this upbappy people. Business of every sort has ceased, and nothing is heard but the tramp of the war horse, the roll of the drum, and the martial notes of the bugle; con. fidence between man and man bas veen suaken, and com. mercial transactions have dwindled down to insignificance: In fact, the great republic of Chile is 1a sfatu quo, and its liberal public improvements are being sadly neglected. President Monti is # active, efficient and liberal mind- ed man, and is decidedly favorable to foreigners, and erously merciful to bis subjects Gallo leads the revolutionists, and ia a young man of ‘twenty-six years, with ample fortune, with which he pays his four thousand troops. Ais mother is aleo wealiby, and stands up to her aon and urges him on. The government is very active: bas an army of cight thourand men, and wi)! finsily mcceed. Monte has the money, arma and soldiers, Galio the priests, women aud young men of the country. VArParatso, April 1, 1859. The Country Unsafe Throrghout—The People Afraid to do Business—Prospects of Agriculturists and Miners—Bold but Just Position Taken by Gov. Bigler, the Representa. tive of the Unated States—Hoxtility of the People, Especially the Troops to Citizens of the Leated States—Threats Male Every Day Against Them and Even the United States Le- gation, &:. Bands of robbers, or, a8 they are here called, monto- neras, are wandering over the country, robbing the ba- ciendas and smsil towns almost at pleasure. Many of tho hacendadeo (farmers) will not sow s single grain more this eéseon than sufficient to give them bread. In some cases all the peons have excaped to the mountains, to keep out of the army, and in others they ask such exoribant prices for labor that the farmers cannot aiford to employ them. Government bas lately been giving a bounty of fifty dollars, and twenty per month, for soldiers. Opera- tions upon the rsilroads are nearly at a stand, and I think will have to be suepended. The prospects of the future are gloomy indeed for Chile. The fact that Gallo bas a Polish colonel directing his ar- lillery, and am Argentine of some note commanding his infantry, with a number of Amorican rifiemen in bis army, greatly alarms tbe government adherents. ‘The rumor that fifty or @ bundred American riflemen ‘fare with Gallo bag produced quite a fever in the ranks of the government forces. It is epoken of by them as ‘hough it was regarded ass very important foatdre ta the struggle. Thiv, readers, may sound strange, Dut ifthey were bese ® nee the awkward magnor ia ‘which the trocps of the ontmtry use their muskets, their fAmazement would soon para off. In battle they fire with ‘out much care as to cireciion, and often endanger the lives of those co-operating witn them. ‘The outrage at the house of the United States Consul for ‘this port on the 2a of March, and for which, despite the overnor Bigler, the Chilean go- vVernment have revoked his exequatur, is Kill the subject of warm discussion. This unfortunate affair—the murder fn Gates Jones and the robbery of several other American citizené—has created mach feeling iv — ‘All these cases, I understand, have been is 0 the notice of our Minister at Santiago, Gover er, and no doubt will be thoroughly investigated eS ig reported that, in one or two interviews oie bas had with the Chilean government, these oc. Surrences were brought forward, and murder of Jones, together with otner robberies, all of which were committed by the troops of the government, were de- nounced by him in strong but courteous language, accom panied with # notification that full eatisfaotion “w would be Fequired, and if not soon given forcible measures would certainly be taken by his government. ‘The boid and frank manner in which Governor Biglor thas come forward for tne interests of American citizens thas won for him the respect and confidence of ali of hi: residing bere, and the esteem of many Chileans who are juainied with the particulars of the late by the government troops. Such acts aa the murder of Jones, esadlge a aye A gchese aod pillaging im the ci San Felipe, although nowriousiy ‘well Satetantisted 0 being feats aud even complained of to this government by the Wioisters representing ~ countries to which the suffering partics belooged, mever by qny chance referred w 10 the papers Pubilshed at Vi or Santiago. As po notice could be taken of them without naming tbe perpetrators of the deeds, and goverpment soldiers, it cannot be expected that the on! now allowed to appear have to uphold and favor its views) anytuing like a fair of the current incidents of these tines ongit W be Wwoked for in their colamns. Mr. Ryckman, the new Consul, gives genera) satiafac- Gon ; he is an aged man, cere I learn, much expe- rience in commercial matte By the steamer Polynesian we are just in rece! of ad- ditional news from the south, which represent tue oppo sition army, tome 3,060 strong, as about marching on Coa- cepcion, and thst the government has not force saflicient fp thas city to defend it avainst such a nomber. This ac- | count is somewhat different from what apperrs in the go- | Papers, Dub pt icast ms muck more dieintergMed ¢ in sé fell in with the Fiorida about forty miles norsh of Tybee Light, which tok off her passengers, as before siated, 4 leaving the crew ov board until relief could be seat to tow her jnto port, She had not arrived whea we weat to prees last mgnt. Tue pleasure party is, of course, broken up, and a por- tion of them left for New York on the Alabama yesterday. It is the intention of ber owner, bowever, w take her to Havaua ae soon as she can be got rowdy for sea. Weekiy Report of Deatus In the elty ana county ot New Yori, from the 23d day of ‘April, to the 30th day of April, 1856. Men, 75; women, 73; boys, 115; girla, 103—Totai, 365. Adulte, 148; children, 218," maies, 190, females, 175; colored persons, 8 DIN Abscees of the liver... Heart, disease of rt, disease of, Hooping coug Infiawmraation of biaddor, , infammation of bowls, inflam mation of bral Inflatoraation of heay Inflammation of iunge. Tndammation of stots, Tusaaty .. . Insauity, prorperal Intemperanee. Jaupsice., Killed of’ murdered by blrapgulation. Liver, disease of Bleeding. Bronchitis... Burned or scalded Peer eto Macasm us, etait Delirinm tremens. Marasmis, eae Inarrivons, Dropay.. Dropay in the cheat. Dropsy in the bead Drowned Dysentery. es of ‘ie liver wecennuemnetton sta tegen Poisons by iaulanum , Premature birt... r, congesive. , hectic... rose) intermittems 21 Ulceration of tne bowel 2 Uuknown io the jary.. The umber of deaths, compared with ing weeks of 1857 and 1468, anu of inst wi lows:— Week ending May 2, 167. May 1) 1858 April 23, 1880. April 30, 1869... Decrease this week... RNOAPITOLATION—OURAPES Bouce, joins, &6........ 8 Brain end nerves. “ “ Uncertain seat and gene Fal (6VEF8.0.. 00000000 Unkvown to the jury Urinary orgaos... Under 1 year, lw 2 years ¥ 2to b years, 60 Lo 60 years 6 to 10 years 6 Ww 10 years 10 to 16 years 70 to 80 1b to 20 yea 80 Wo 90 yeare 20 to 25 years 9 to 100 youre % to 30 years. Britisb America, 1 1 Total. PomZo LeRTITCTONS Aimsiouse, Bik’s Isiand..10 Nore. and Child's Hosp! Bellevue Hospital, St. Vincent's Gowpital Chy Hospital, St. Luke's Hospital Colored Home Wards Inl’d Ken's Homp't, Isiand Hompital, 2 Work Houpo, Hiki’s fai'd. 1 Losatic Asy’m, 1 Lunatic Asy’m, Bim’dale, 1 . 368 ‘Total Ae a 3 4 5 6 1 8 % 10 u Tee amok w MORTON, Ong inspociae, © Oity Ony Inepector’s bag or SERUNG VAKEIONS, BILDRENS STRAW GOODS.—TH® ATIANTION OF Cc Ni ihe lito i onal f the large tad elegant i hanortane foe misses, boys, infants. Unaurpamed by any. has, Art premium svarded. , Manaticoare, 381 Canal mre, MPORIUM OF FASHION ta raow THe South and other cities would do weil to mall ai the estan. istment LAYOOUK, where they ca j a road mad oF mao onder iow hes A conti pinking, duung, qubt Saitebing and wampings at 384 Canal etree. — ig ee IMPORTSD LGHORN AND STRAW BRAID bate, Girls’ imported Jeghoro and etre straw braid bata, Boys? imported loghora and straw braid hats, to all colors, Bew and elegant styles, trimmed and untrhamed, at BABTA’®, corner of Canal and | ro street. ey, MRS BAL ee ah Jum Tooelved the iat bean seasim, which, together er BOW owerbidition. Ladies wil pi Pie we BOO tees are veut by Balipns, whole now in Kurove. a meet and lay the corner stone of the Py a. A GALAXY OF NOVELTIES, ae Hi Ate SE EAN OT 000 LARGE SIZR aa he MANTILLAS, AT 912, ae LACE BUBMNOUS, orn ome Ee Betwoon Thesspect’ Teylor’s, A™ IMPORTANT ‘NOTIOR. mawrnas' Moan or AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES. .o8 ALL ELRGANT NEW GooDa, » FAILURE OF W. 5, MACKRNZIR, WUTED stares wa} 24 AND 206 Oana MtRaE PORITIVE AND PERRMPTO 8. FOx Se iF 4 ‘Sad ” oF Monsieur Belly was at Loe On toe 29th of the pre- FIVE THOUSAND ptm ri OOSTLY SPRING ‘peo vel velvet ag wns. Ladi clea anche. Tadlee’ shawleues Praber Inge mantiilas. Guipure lace mantiliea, aotliles. en's stock, afford a8 opporia- Lity for every i209 W» purchace a rich und beauufal garaont at the price of ordiaery productions AT MiSs. GATNOB’S COGN? AND SKIRT BoTARLISHKENT. will be found all the late Jeaprovemonta, lnctuding her own well known make watch spring skeleton GRADUA CKO SHAPE. Aloo, the promenade crinoline, woven, travelling, and av of other skirts, ab most reasonable MKS GAYNOR. Imporer and manuiacturer, way, two doore from Union oq AX MPORTANT, KODICE TO OARPHT BOTERE. T. B & J. ¥. OONKLING, No. 88 street, children’s, 843 Bread. teoyttprs ot ‘and ~wholeante dealers te CARPETS. OL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADRS. 40., pect lipe frequeotiy importuned to retall from thelr etook, o ro ALARGED THEIR PREMISES, bare ey Mare op0u04 + PALL, DEPARTMENT, a Gooda will be retalied at the usine prices as sold at whole- sale, from tn tee velvet tothe ect IDgrain as cheapest, 00 Exoorteuced upnolsterers have heen. be made and laid down in this city or vicluity. AT DR ERSOMNALE, $81 SBOADW aY—aLl KINDS French embroijery te ; loidale for handkerskinte, ‘xbie linen xpd bed siothes, weollavtag, ex om! twapeierring, noose done op like néw. and re ander germenw always oa band and made to order. A “eon Soonomy in furniebing wad royieutahing myticton im HOUSKRKEPIEG DRY GOUDS, Extenstve stock from recent auction sales, comprising a full Rmortment of Linen abe etings and olllow casing of all widths. Linen dsmaak tablecloths, capktas and doylion and diapers by the ysrd and piece, Towellings, shirtings, ko Quits, counterpsnes and blaakets, Cotton sheetings, pillow cnsiugs aud shirdiuge Lace sad mus)in curtalua and embroidery. Printed and embouged table coves, ins mattiog of all widths and styles At tbe old established Comite dey eda a store, 108 and 110 Sixt: avenue, betweea Nighih and Ninth Gaapeo. Boo, Late W. 8. Bond. , TDR PRROMVAL'®, 667 B4OADWAY—#tAMPuD za. A bewia Jcouription at wholesale and and goods will ARD TO HOUSRKERPERS. SEW ARRIVAL, Paria tia gloves at 3, 64, slat avrg do. eto x * . RB SG tal Sc, A. GARD OW. JACKSON, No fol BROADWAY, RR. Es 7 calle the attention of purchasers of tng, goodato his extensive spring tuiportalians of arcan. xoodm. bo Nog che largent anc moat desicable ever qubmitted for inapes- adit Slowing sre among the meny \iot» received per late Tingdvome Garured foularde, by the Japunere silk a now avucie, Yery desir sabia Check aud siriped silks, is avery varteny. Bleck Maltese cloths id_ yarda wide Bisce detainee and chillies, withomt Ineiee. Black grenadines, in every width and qaailty. Black gsenacine robes, double jupes, very Binc gronadive baregee, very handsome. Orspe roaretz and suahire orapes, new goods. Engitsn bareges, 2 yards wide, 8t per sard. Basedere baregee to gremt variety without lustre. Predie width Spanie Crapew, at! won}, 1A aud 2 Yanda wide, beaaiitn) textnre, never before neen in thts int some Rory. choice Ranglin sod Freoch, popliaa, for: trevelle e houre dromes, 4c., together with » most besutifn! sock nets, wanting, shave 0. Ladies wil! please ober-rve the name and number. W. | ACKSON, Impocter of mowrning foots, S51 Broadway, betiveun Spring and Prince sireots. NINN UMERABLE VA ZARIEFY Ust OPENED, AT CONSIDERA eLY ‘Eepo! ‘RD PRICES, Comprising the following novelties: — Black flouncing laces, for mantillas. Black thrend and French jaces, ail witha, Black thread and French lace vells, collfures, barbes acd saa), Yalevclenues ee, incea and insertions, from Is. per yar’. Fine French bands edgings and insert, Real potct Ince collars. wt &s, worth $5 50, Do. do. do. gets, $16 worth $22 Beal polutand polat apoiique ino, atl widths Paris embroidered collare. ¢-ta nod handkerchiefs. Honiton, Valenciennes and medailion ise sete and collars, Ladiet iu auvst of the above goode will nd OME EXTRAONDINANY BARGAINS AT B. WILLEANS & CO's, Cate Pater Roberw',) 429 Brom iway. 1K SILKS.—W, JACKSON, retail LACK AILKS, BLAC Yee Sot * te ‘ory make and wid Panglae from 22 to 52 inches, many of which are most beantifal for mantiiss and beeques. Two lola are eapeciaily adapted for clergymens’ robes Call and see them. Onserve. W. JACKSON, apart Song goods, No, 681 Bronaway, betweea Spring and a 1 caparmeans IN DRAPERY MOSLINS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO, oN Mont nave "Mey, 1,000 pleces embrotiered drapery muslin, irom 1934 108 cents per yard, ABO FORTY PE& CENT ONDER REGULAR PRICES. val pireet, corner of Mercer. Bi CHANTILLY POINTS, PMR FULTON, be offered om Monday, the 2a nw. Points, at 80. Point bares, at $3. Monitilas at SiS, Potat capes, at Point scarts, at at $55. Potut seta, at $i All of which wili be found entirely pew in wizte ant desta, Lit & GRANT, 703 Browd way. AYES A DAMOMRT, we Brosdwny, have an ciegant amsortment of clotas, ‘oaasi meres and veut yu. for the sesaon. Jamon Ba: Black weil, Bayles & Ue, y CAghemans AND LACE, i fe Farts, roe Kichalion, Compagnie des ivdea Hroutsetoriog of Brurbeln aod ha: ity. Co SRLOTTR G. SMITH, Cloth manties avd baaqnes, ail and inge mt black Bnd white barecr, sieo tacion’ and miaser’ bounete; kinda Of mourning wade w order, At the shoriest naliom,’ No. 1002 Bronaway, eomner of Twenty wins (488 sts, CARPETS, CARPE NOTICE TO © Wists BUYERS. B. & J. &, OONOKLING, No, 33 Cortlandt street, Importers, Manufacturers, OARPRIB. OFLC Reing (requentiy solictied to Ing greatly snd wholesale Aosipes ia, WINDOW SH ADKS, & vetall from thelr stock, aud. ‘hav. Ralar, They bnve opened Fa THMM thelr premio, KeETAT, he primal Until duly i 0006 will be retailed at the sume prices ha nold at whol- sale from the dest velvet wo the cheap -# tnyratua and ‘eneaians, Experienced uphet iaterers have b beer will vermin lt de tw cp ogg FM = HOURRAMEPHR ATTENTION! We alt OLOSING OUT. PURNULD LACK CURTATHS, FROM Avcrius Hoop PROM averion, 4OUD LACE a $5 A PAIR, CURTAIN LAC, si hicntss LRT » 1,000 PLACES DRAPERY MONE eee PROM 10 cents io Ga. A wee ATOEDON: 1,000 LIM EN DAMASK TABLES OG reo The canoe eCrt Abed i ‘ « OF Last wap ‘ 1 cow er 600 PIRO88 SPLAT QUALITY’ 44 BAILLANTS, ls 2 YARD. "HOCES, HUCK Towns BANS reas, AC SRLLING At wy Low prides. 4° AL 610 A PAIR. CRASHES, Avent, Fourtenth treat, ANT TATLORS, 710 DRY pw SUPE AND TWO VOLANT o2z_20! 5 ODES, Boat 100 at at aarar, wowpay, maya, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., Corner Canal avd Morcor strecie. NLARGEMENT OF LACK E DBPASTMENT uy CLOSING OF OUR DEPARENES ACCOUNT OF OUA LARGELY TAPREASING RADE. If OUS LACE DEPARTMSAT WE HAVS DECIDED TO OLOS# OUR CORSETS om ss AT A SACKIFIOR, CHR MOAR WILL ALL BE CLOSED AT $12 A Palz. a Ae ta ta, TRANON, CUARED AND WHITH RSETS Ca, D A OT tden i TALITY OF LONG OORSBTS AT LESS THAN or, to the wants ae aad any ta cla oT ainer Sroot. GQEEAL cumaning ovr sas FING MILLIORRY MILLINKAY GooDs. base Hr 7 seRier £00, Gaoabwar, Tn cons ma Tirta - weer ope hele “tai, MANTA _ vant ‘SHAWL And our taability to sii more teem in our present prem feca, we bave determiced w reiiptuish our iniilinery, ‘and mt on ede echaee eo devote our entice store ia ture lo A WLS, er TLLAB AND CLOAKS. cailac iB effect Eon lal rapid salou we have marked doan our entire stock of BONNBTS, ‘LOWERS, FRATOERS, PLUMES, BLONDES, LACKS, RIGSONE, &0., &c., 30, LESS THAN OSEAIALY Thx OMIGINA, GO. Our stock oonrits of ne ‘and te the largeat and moa complete in the We would direct stiontios te our uagniioent aseortment of ——- mantiliag, wl of which, tur this special cocaalem, websre : REDUCED TWENTY FIVER PER CENT, fale atthe reduced prizes ciminraoen Mouiay, May 2, and ll dinposed of. wea CHARLES STREET &09., 475 Broadway. ited Staten. bap nbn AND SHAWIA. ROULATR aoe £0, DinCUL SRS AND POKNTR SPRING UB AWLS. STELLA, MANTIS ano all other styles of spring shawls, from wv ea eed oo | at and 344 Brogdway, BOURED MUSLIN DRwsaite AND rage AOQDKS TO MATOS. Something entirely new ip alldestrable colors, hi an® graceful garment for the sum: Also, ap immense aueortmicat of boy's Mareciea and 8 moor poplin prods is FLY JAOKETS, and PANTS, New styles and at low prices. INFANTS) EUMEER OLOAKS IN MAKSBILLAS; BRILLIANT, and DIMITY Embroldered and braided in elegant desigus. LADIES! PALOTHD MUSLIN RODSS, RICH EuBKOIDSeBD. Laws ROBAS, New patterns and co lore, GESIA'S BAZAAR, 13 Broadway 0 Er Dv aa ‘. oO iS, my 0 TIME TO SPARR. Pt BELLING, SELLING CUKaY, PERFECT FITTING COsT., VESTS AND PANTALOONS. NVERY pre GOODS, NEW STYT."S, a GEORGE PF. Fox, in 50 Bronidway. N° TIME : TO BOTEER WITH ADV ADVERTISEMENTS, PLENTY OF ORDEKS, Oo TIME TO SPARB, SELLING, SELLING €HMAP, PERFECT pects COATS, VESTS 2 Sad PANTALOOXS, NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES, ; BVERY DAY, GEORGE P. FOX, 459 Broadway. i leat Conor IN COLLARS, SETS, Bi a VEILS, BARBES, AND BY THE YARD aT, A LARGE AMD MAGNIFIOBNT ASSORTMENT, Becei oy steamer Fulton, and FOR SALE AT RETAIL, ON KONDAY, KAY 2, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 60., Ganai street, eorver of Merear, hoo I PSBICKSI ARNOLD, C4 NSTABLE & 00., wun orrer AT RETAIL O% MONDAY, MAY 3, Sy PikCas DRESS SILKS AT ONF DOLLAR PER YARD IN PLAID, sTXIPED. G1 BEDUOCED FROM CANAL STREET, corner Marow, a KDVCTIO BICH PenTED BAREGES, PRINTE? BSREGE ROBES. BICH_PAKIS G&8N aD) AND CHILDREN'S ROSES, On Mostey, mess May 2. at ‘Gacuee Of Worth rth street, EDWARD LAMBERT & 00, ScFsRIORITY OF MODERN TASTZ.—IN NOTHING le this more clearly shown than in the Smprovements in adies’ tress. How odtoug, by comoarieon with modern at; atylea, appears ibe cumbrous sifoess of the Klizabetben per }. the groterque absurdit es of the reign of Anue, and the lugenious Monstrowkien of the Georgian era. Buoplichty, comfort, aad $5 clegaurt aaherence to he outlines of neture, ‘are @ And ‘mast th be the canons of costnme in taste, readop- tinm of the asah ribbon, aa a chief (anture ip the tour eneeras Of dressia a Dotable evidence of the progreesion ‘of pudite taute. aay rom by the ariocraie indies of Hurope with & ling tn unequal eude from the walst over the okt rks aipice miettaverss moot Gouumone width and $f least deaign. embrouiere( plain. of ail hues, Soovh tar- ns, Alomnlan perpen, te Ls Bread Varity to gail every taste, ‘There, tu aufficlent quanity to meet a onan, a Yeon imported and are for vale aw ¥ NonteNstate, S87 roadway. They are the Istest addition to his elegant Boek of spring bonnet and esp ribbane, alka for bomnets apd Saeneral variety of milliners’ reaamakera’ goods, MM. Bi“Tichtenstery having 10 make heaey remicunses, ithe thie week to Knropesn manutucturers, Will nell these at lower peal ever before known. The season is far advanced. ‘ow ia the time, therefore, for barzaina. YORK MOURNING stoRR. A oempiete meh ot Sr mura ‘Maden tere iran, Patents SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, SELF nating bustle, $1 31) 16 spring, $1 80: wad 17 eprinns, Dealere 94 ¥ epring for $8 ar dvzeo: iBapri 11; and 14 epring for $14 per GE HARDING, sf pring street, near Hudson. Stet SKIRTR—DEALMRS CALL AND AXAMINR our 4 aprings skirt, ${i per dren; Id wprings, SU: 12 pings, $11, and 8 ryrings for $9 per dozen. C. L. Had NG, a, i Bpring treet, corner Hudsor 20 OBINE SILK ROBES. AN DSUX JUPR, AT $25 BACH. BRADTIFUL PAKS FOULARD Re ROL DE CHAMBRE, WILL BE tree of MODD, AY 486 BROADWAY OORNRK OF WORTH STRAUP. RDWARD LAMBERT & 00, P.8.—Oor premise vod the light tm- lace bi been enlarged at re making now oue of Sue most plousaat retail fey io 30! Row open at °* Ze aroadwsy, Corner of Worth sree, RDWakD LAMBERT & 00, THAR YOLAMT BARBOB ce ) AvITIONAL PICKS OF 8 ERANCH AND SNOLISH PRINTS, Bt 1234 counts por yard, ORIGINAL PRIOR, 98. WILL BS OVFRRED AT RATAIC OR MONDAY, May 2. ARW “dD, REP ABUB A 00. of Moe A B on paosoy at. Ach an, EORAWLS and POINTS, BMBSOIDESIES, os Fe ool RRAL LAC! Ku rr oF os, Black ra racna RIP CLOT AS ag fom 000 LADLM PARAROLA WORTS $8. OENING BAZAak, 013 Brondway, SALES AF ACOTWE. rrr eck 121 on 118 West Frith and iat Epae = A sObENING bey Soop AT AUCTION. WERD’s movi @ sroRE. thie ese! BROaD' Mandy and Tocadas, Hey aan a SS oh Bale auotion om HEALY, Auotioncer, VOTION NOTICR—J. BOGART, Le Lae §. BUOGABT— edn: ‘Film ret corn tract rooms, No, 1 North Willl bookcases: Morertes; also a ‘amortment of ture, carpets, abd UCTION BALE OF CROCKERY, GLASS Ar) CHIN A— f ee y. or ig ch vet face By — i Ls Jai. hs ae op ay es poaitive and and with out'n reserva, beng the car: ee out vale partie to removing to 85 Maiden !.ne. ACoTion nomneR- gar OLAoe An aa seale—By J. 8. H. LRT, Eueaey 8, at 10 o'clock, at 281 Peari street, ail kinds of galeans a, Juat landed £ from ship, tm lots 0 sult retailers, LAURTIY, AUCTIONRER —OOSTLY HOUSRHOLD furpiture at Patio auction, o'oloek, ioe residence ox ‘Wea Wieverth areek par Sic event ‘and stages pase the corner. Parting doat-ing first class Renteel furniture showid mot fail to attend. this ulh. as evory Article of drawing room furniture was made to order Sor the present owner. Catalogues can be had at the door. Two mag Bificent rose ood parlor anita, covered io French three colored eativ; four cornered elit rosewood piano, city mekers, pearl keya'and inlaid with solid pearl; velvet, Wilton And tavestey carpeis; Freneb lace curtains, brocatel cartaias, etegerea, cecretires, aideboards, corver whatnot, divans,” ottamnans, statuery, ornaments, bieque figures, plor ant mantel mirrors, rosewood centre tables, sofa sie tables. with Greciam marble lope, resewood bedsteads, bureaus and, waahwtands: pair of large sized hair mattresses, feather bods; full wults of anid ‘oak chamber furviture. carpeting, three ply, tngrain and mun datlio mn ‘and DA ive artists: enyraviags. extention table, wilid allver ton tela, enild silver spcons and fores, ivory ilauond handled kav nd forks, carvers, Ac.; Frenoh china dower and ten cut glassware, decsaters, Yraye. Bohemian ware af all Linde, oatpes ta dining room, cl Also, base- Tueat and Fiichen furuitare, with which the sale will corntaence, NO poutponement oo account of waalber. A ©, TUTTLE, AUCTIONRNE. « PEREMPTORY KALY OF WARRANTED FIRST CLASS ROSBWOOD, MAHOGANY, OAK AB) BLACK WALNUT CABINET FURNITURE, being the balance in the ware*ooms KS roadway, tobe sold op ‘thuraday avd friday. Parvculars to morrow. UCTION NOTICK.—MORTGAGE SALE OF HOOSR: Ay old fursttore, JOHN BEDDLNQ, auctioneer. will on Wednesdey. Way 4, at 10.0" clock AM at 28 Wont ig! teenth street, all the furniture in the house, consisting of mar. ble top centre tables, mirrors, curtains and coroices; beds and bedding, Brosee’s, velvet. twwestry ant iogeAn carpets, orook: Y, Chim, coking ulevails, bedroom furuisare, fand the. Com: {ents of the house from the bagemeut of tbe bauae to the fourth tory. Must be cold withont reserve. Those wishivg to com- metice housekeeping would do well to attend, as the mle Is po- aiiive. 3, REDDING, attorney for mortgagee. UCTION NOTICE ~WELLKS NICHOLS, AUCTION. eer--By BROWNE & NICHOLS, at their epactous salee rocma 35 Nasasu street, on Wednesday, May 4 at 10' LABGE BALE GF HOUSEHOLD. Of every vartety, removed to our sa ot sale from parties declining Genie Particulars more fully to-morrow. g UCTION NOTICE.—WFLLES NICHOLS, AUCTION- " eer—By BROWNE & NICHOLS, af thelr spacious maloe rocms 25 Navsau sireet. tbia day, May ab 130/clok, Office furniture, oaks. chairs, carpets, Ao ‘A. swoall Jot of groceries, segurs, two smal! counters, tia tea caddies, gluse jars, &c., &o. UCHION, NOTICE —WALLES NITHOLS, AUCTION: cory BhOWN i & MICHULS, at aaledroome 5 Nas- sau street, wb) o'clock thi day, May 3, Horse, wagon, baroess, whlo. Dlanketa, tc. Long tail bey 3 horse. 8 years old, 153g hands high, scund, kin a Rene good traveller, together ‘wagon, harness, blankets, dc. SSIGER’S SALE.—CARPETS, OTLOLO'HA, RUGS, do |. CHISTALRR, auctioneer, 2 Bowery, will sail ae aay. May 3, at 1036 o'clock, a large 4, consist Bio gests oaraia aud ot ‘ier samnete, a0 OS English Brussels carpe'tog. eo do, do, Kidderminater vetvet. 1500 do, Canton mating 100 velvet ond Bruseels rage, Fastows patterns. Sore tron sai ards 4-4 and 6 4 olcloth. vl Cc ION NOTICE -—BARROOM FIXTU ARS coun. ters ebeleing, gluse casew and glass ware, of "the base ment NO'l Feasan acces will be gold this day "wt 12 o'clock, tbe goods to be removed USGOUD, Austioneer, & RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER. 50) CARA BOOTS, «shoes and RICH « RDS & WRITING, on Wi enday, Moy 4, As o'Gock, at gore f4 Cortlandt stress, adaition to our assortment, we fel tad a great variety Of Indies’ waiters. Catalogues morning of UCIiON NOTICR—J. BOGART, AUCTIONRER, BY 8. AS BUGART. rhea ALT May 4, at 10% o’closw, at the auction rooms, No. 1 North Wiliam street, large sale ‘of ma hogeny snd Diack walnut household furnitare, tmshogany vere a tev, parlor chairs, marble top dressing petal Mg ftanda, tol/et sets, mirrors, oe fixtures, mahogan} bedstes(s bair roan at twelve Soon ie Assortment of Hrumels, three ply hd ingrain car &o, ko At ll o’clock,7 spiendia book cases. A Cotton SALE OF FUREITURE—BY PWED & COL, ‘on Wednerday, May 4, at 10% A. M., at 313 Futon atreet Brooklyn, comprising a general sevortment of parlor, chamber ‘acd kiteben furniture, bedsteada, bedi 8 jug. bureaus, tables, ebsirs, crockery jlassware, pier glasses, Eitchen furni- ture, do., &o. UCTION NOTICE, &ZEA LUDLOW, Jr., ‘i sell WEDN Kav AY, May 4, £1036 o°eloc! HANDSOME HOUSS(OCD FURNITURE, At the privuie realdence No. 58 Weat Kighteenth rent, all the furniture contained in aid house, consisting in part of Diack walnul parior suita, in crimson velvet plush: mstbl stop black walout centre tables; algo elegart rosewood 71, octave pianoforte, made by Nanna & Clark; elegant dookcas9. Bras. nele nod ingrain carpets, oll paintings, engravings, ike: elegant Tose wood chambee suits, buresus. esay chairs, ceptre tables, hair mattroeaes. de; eaimelled cottage gulls. handsome Kas fixtuies, olicieths; algo superb anit ot Chiveae furuiture, cover. Speen uefa room furniture, lack 'walsut ‘pein table, glaes ware crockery , an agsortment Of Fiteben utensils, with which the sale Will ovinmence, UCTION NOTICE THOS, BENA,, AUCTIONEER, AXD 8. THOMPSON —This day, at 1034 o'clock, in Scloeras 16 Rest Broadway, any ‘tablea. burens, bedatends, feather beds and mattresses, moves, clocks, three fering machines, looking ‘glasses and kitchen faroivure. Yeceradey. pawnbroker’a ale, by order of Fridenburg, at ¥ JOSKPH BORMAN WSUNEODAY, MAY 4, 4469 o'clock A. M. precisaly, at No: 104 Piseepple, corner of A large and eat poets of honsebold Soraiaa in excellent yorder—Kosewood parlor furniture, in haircloth, mabey and walt walnut chamber furniture, feather ved hair tabie linen; three-ply, ingrain and atair ein lina sinh dy extension Eiken hte granite dinner toliet crockery, silver plated casters, cutlery, siumerare “relrigorsiors, gloves and klicben these Ree Chandeliers, brackets, &c., £0, Catalogues at aalesroum. G. HORTON, AUOTIONKER—SALBEROOM NO. 832 ‘+ Budaon street, will act] this day, at 2n'cloox, st aaa room, bousehold furniture, one four wheeled wagon. —_ rp a Marsbal—Chsire, tables, sofas, and onc old Duan. M. ©. EDEY, AUCTIONEER. Ooneraane se SALE—A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTION eer, will eel Sd int. at 10 o'clock, at 23 Howery a lot of furniture, condi 1g of bureansa, bed: stan Looking glasses, engravings, beds knd bedding and vance rid cases. Hotei SOHRNCK, se ee gp ta AND SR. cond bend furnitu & ¥. K FOBSECK. This dag, 21034 ofcloek, at hele sulonroom ROH) Nese street, an teser'mmeut of vow and econ bunt parioe dining room and chamber farniiore, comprising carved ree parlor sali in damask, Droossel, reps, plush and halrolois, seperh eary solid oak “sad binck walnut sidebourds, with marbie tops; earved sofie, arm snd dintog room chairs, is reps, to match, cak marble top bufleta: extension tubes, gapy dreasing bureaus, wi in and, Tahogany And walnut becwowts; ross wood, es i bea; oak chamber saita, Turkish nang Jon and fany and pariot chairs. ia” halrctoth; Pallinsves, boaters and pillows; velvet, Brussels and ingrain carpets; silver wr plated rare, Colas tol Srhich wo tvhe We stention ot Guyesn nave tires sory ier w borers ree vory éle- Rant rosewood ptanefortes, city if DWARD SCHENCK, AQOTIONEFR — HOUBEUOLD furnitore.--By X. & ¥. HW. SORENOK.—Op Thursday, instant, at LO oreloek:, at 102 Dean atreet, near Boyt, OTN, ‘il the elegant furniture contained in the above honaa, made orler for the present owner by H. Rat‘ord and T. ‘Srooke, Comprizing rogewood pianoforte, two oarved romewood parlor Wuils, roRewood marble toy ecros. soatre and pier tables, git frame wirrore; velvet, carpets; roe ‘wood, mabogany ‘abd ‘ok chamber fara hare, se itores, uten> china ano yineaware, and the usual assortment of ‘tla. with which the gale will commence. COLTON, AUUTIONRER.—ON WEDAESDAY, MAY + 4, at 103 o'clock, at No. 60 Beekman sareet (oppoiiie the old store), a very large assortment of every bousetold furniture, Any SB carpe antrail etotue ‘a a mirrors, B ~The above cou cldheeyel iy stock, afer ee mA v3) Ea rnd at No, $12 Broadway. ‘in te india rapier, spring busieres, The furniture in the store No. Beak etcent, must be diapowed of this week at all events. There is also one BLS AUCTIONERR, BALESROOM H*2x5 sei ne Create NO. 23 MEDS & 00. wl gall at by Pend 5! vine 8, at i is Caine, Ee Rone t of “chotos furniture, moucted 0 ‘orme: In and covered with Brent Beau iapesry made to or- real Beauvois tapewry ourtalos to Sid come ta tie; boars: vetver convey, neat Japanese vane, Raperk contre eto hs oay sad bake wally ‘ohandollors, with large browre tyres and orm; large pier and tuantel slegant rosewood p! 134 ootave, vowel Seva, nial, over strung, &¢.; patio mat of rosewood oovered erimaoo atin Casoaai, Dargo car Frenob oak urm ebair, eovered reps, chairs fh moq uot, Heonsoles, table and evegere, large centre yin, clock, lage ‘ourtaine, wult in rosesood plush, rosewood extension table, mania! ornemanis, mokoeas, nynal wmorimant in ¥rench mattreweer, creasing bareans, , Velvet auiln oarpot, Kltoben ahownny, restireeses’ aprio; Ly hedatonds, &o., 6 | fliver piated ware, ke ; bedrooma, ee es Tarataare an for; divans. tote n tote, charm i clock eo See a Baa as ia oo maple chairs, carnete,. & togehor with a tested of ‘of virhice furuitare, ‘uteualle rotrigee \Reratee, which the enia will commence Geta N. 6.—The hone and atabie vo ist. tahoe sadly ni S) every artele rm LLOYD, AUCTIONEBR.--JOBN LLOYD fell ou thuraéay, May 9, ai 10 N nw | treet, bet o'clook, at Na a@ Sixth a venus, ths ea- hogany, walnut and oak bedstoads, bureaus, warhuaaga ty, aiky exsmaion taine kad tom aworetary” nto’, wae ‘with a large loc at cro is, 109 numerous to Mamlion— wie out 20 tone ef eres Rouchecpers aud dealers wil Sit tia anle ‘wet worthy I. fe every article will be pereiplacily souk talognes oaa be nd at the auctioncers’ o@ice’ mor it vaaee, strett and nthe house o the day previoun io ele se series at 1034 L108 o'clock lard roses, fruit treea, a &o. in every ‘Corwin, trou Haves, The roses, green and het hoene Gwar Gablias, narcirous am ‘trees—; won g di wale. Jou O OLDNER, avcrioNsua, YMRBY & OLDWUR, 180 BROADWAY. APECTAL 84L8 ON WEDNEwDay, «tH May, = STRAW GOODS, FLOWBRS AND RIBBONS. _ Aisle to commence at 10 o'olook, bey! Roddy _AUCTIONRHR WILL BRLL, THE ‘clock, at 470 Broome airest, a geacral Sing ate, ang Kishen" Sarde of ingrain carpets. J. MOORE, AUCTIONE! NEW BOWERY AND OLL- + ver atreet, sells at 11 o'clock, glass canes, furaiture coon tices multe toesioce sion Seis Wonk aa ee ge ting, All oes oe bares, ORTGAGN. SALB OF HOUSRHOLD FUANIFURE— |e CHAMUEES & FAIRCHILD, suotioncora, paleswooap 115 Nageau street, will sell on Wednesiay, the dth natant, at Wotehock, at Ro’ 16 West Rory fourth wtoct, sauteed at of bedroom and parlor furniture, cousistiog of beds, betaine, isa sofas, table, chairs, rockers, car CARpet, oll clot oes: J, W. THORP, Attorney for Mortgages. ¢ BR. WILKINS, AUUTIONERR.—HANDSOME HOU! ae geist ve SIAING wlll at we m Thureday, and Frida: 1859, orclogk, at Now 9 kd 11 Carrol "Btoocker'stcort, thn on 4, sis, Dureans, wash, furniture, alse lee tire furniture ooutalned tar sald uses, consisting fa rover ood sofna, chairs; arm. Voltaire ad gotnia es i ny Bot ire ay arm ohaira, {3 bairc oth; rorewood etexeres, ier and card tan! a} lace curtains, lounges, divans someon. i&o.; rose woo. peare OF Pirasor 28, ADONIS +, tora,” ‘by Williatsaous mr A208" Bad bisck walnut French | ateacis, tsao ad we Feaus and Grossing burctus, wardonea centr adc a3, mas tresses, palliaates, feather beds, bedding, toilet crockery, ta also, Brussels, ingrain and three-ply carpets, oilelothe. a: f wana largo sauartment of bitches tens urnitare, with sale tbe sale will commence. R FAR KINGSLAND, AUOTIONRR: BIUHARDS KINGBLAND & 00. will welt at y (Tuesday), acd ‘doweetio hardware! country buyers. well cutlery, doin low tose cliy An invoice pocket knives, needles knitiing pli pectacles, watch chains, percnabion cups, tiles, sorKes chi me Sawa, compass mawe, tea trays, chisel hendies, oo webd} 0 grows uasorted table and dessert cutlery, in prime ender! 0 dozen trory handle kaives and carvers, Gxten quality ted 901 acrews. Ap Involoe guntiet aanoried Mi ) foot iw hammers, hatchets, drawing kat ass ance, sal reonps, nulla, traces, 40 ; voices of Jeweiry, watches, plated ware, éc. 166 onsen fine pearl she! ! joutiendea nadia Ais ertorr rms the Cait of Catt ———— RITARD WaLTERG, BRS, AUQTIONEER, WILL S&L 0) mreet, corner of Henry’ quantity of P ouachota fersmare moved for convenience of aule, cor (Te bee weat and feather bed tier beds tables, bureaus, bottom chairs, bedstends, ry, &c., &c., without limit or Ww ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUOTIONKEX—O1 = s onal stroot—wil sell ‘on edneniey, it nthe [3 bar pumps, arm long, upholstered AUOFLONEE! of slo, R, jf ey~ cy) sera fea ce aad or FINANCIAL. BE, £1 AND bat veg Wena fe at ‘bet 0 Bank of wi FARGO Bt 4 her ed MN cae roadway, New York aud Gralla NS.—THE OITY Ges OF SAN FEARCIBOO OOUPO! San Francisco due Mey 1, Ii, Pe paid ou sod after Ma; i OOLEMAN & 00., 88 Wail Se eat be No.1 terest on actool boods, wil be paid period of pix muonthe, by WAC a Aw rANe NOTICE,—NEW YORK AW] ft from the annual officiat | revorta, Seon heen Chere Bubseriptions to the loan, for distribution ‘at his office, none Se to foveivin palagee of the fourth, wary 43 Exchange piace, N. td YORK AND HARLEM 1 R. Ai ATLROAD MA a ds and bo 1a el be pat ab the wire oan Seen os th strvet and Foun areune, oa and aller i ‘wanster books of the old ‘and preterred stocks wil geal teetoaca oe te 2ee ull po clo 1M. ihe 1bth. IN, Secretary EW YORK AND NSW HAVEN RAILROAD 0 pany—Notloe to stookholders.—The next annus! Bf wectchers in this company wiil be i be hold atthe cliy of te ext, wt Tt Ii APRs fr te psp ec eee transaction of apy if er . oo me san New York, April 18, 1859. Oras. OF THE NEW Radiroad.—The eoupons cu YORK AND WEW HA ‘soupons due and hereafter to become: oa the benda of this aren, for the eurrent year, will Borer Pour avenue sed’ a yer We pane Gop Raph of the Repulse. . BA Arnau 20, OTE CTON AGAINST BEURIOUs Am AND ALT be Descriptive Ri Pre $1, Publuaed at ‘Wo. 1 Wall sireck, ‘by ‘arin 10 KNICKEBBOORRE SAVINGS Dagtiroio iura.—The United States Trast , Of York, “Receiver of the Knickerbocker. Savings Insd bitving converted all tbe remaining f wid Inet into cash, beredy gives votios that 4 third and flaai divide two and a bait, cons on ascertai: ed AAD pes cy e g ve a by the Seosiver, in the fen of the i %, reff A. Mand § P.M. pre ne bag 41! depositors who have proved their claima sinoe the dvitond was declared will Wo cette ta esta aee previona divide et io meine, Dated April 16, Joun 4 A A. SrRWART, Peoretar; vn oan beartepph eas Rae ANDEN BROFK 1 BROS. & 00, BYNR. SHAVER, 2h Fine meet, Soom No. 28. HMRIFPS GALK—CHANBRRS & FAIRCIULD, AUC, overs, will sell on Ai 4th inatant, at 10 o'olook! | si thetreaiet 07m NO, 113 Nagean strvet a namnoe of litho | grapbic JOaN 5 $200. 000.74 —MONEY TO LEND, oF a | Ipproved rea) eaiato in + mn breaiyay a a | BROAD. EF Wall eorggt eogoat ater.