The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1859, Page 5

— Academy of Muste—VFarewell Engugement of Mule. Piccolomini. ‘The Academy was reopened last night for tho soiries Wadieux of Mile. Piccolowin , wh) will shortly depart for Europe to resume her carcor which was interrupted by ber very brillant American engagement. The per- formances commence’ jast night under the direction of ‘Mr. Strakoech, all of whose artists are deservedly favorites with the metropolitan public. So the season was begun under very favorable auspices, and from the indications Of last night tt wil! be exceedingly profitable to the manager as well as agreouble to the public. That Mile, Piccolomini still retains her bold upon the public heart was proven by the liberal way in which the public answered rather a strong appeal to its pocket. The Price of places was somo »hat highor than usual—though not higher than for Piccolomini’s first appearances here— but atill the Academy was thronged at an early hour with ‘an audience at once popular, fashionable and critical. And this crowned houge came not so much to hear the Traviata,’ which bas been somewhat worn by frequoat repetition, as to sec the fascinating prima donna, woo is 6 the public what the magnet is to the stool. sito looked gly; evidently the provincial air agrees with ber. There was more than the usual witchery in ber es and roguishnces in her smile. She placed horself on 6 best of terms with the audionce (which gave her a cordial greeting), and gave to Violetia all the spirit and ‘meaning of the composer, So well known is Mile. Picco Jomini in this 74le that criticism at this aay would not b after the manner of news, and we shall, therefore, do no more than to reaflirm all the good things that have been paid of her before. Her singing of the “Brindisi” aud “Cava tina’ of the first act, the duet with Germant in tne second, ¢ Gran Dio in the Inet, was enthusiastically up: 3 ed, and she was frequemtiy recalled before the cur- ain. Brignoli, the Alfredo of the evening, was war re- ceived, but was hardly in as good voice as usual. ge ood dio's noble voice was heard to the finest advantage in Germont-a réle in which ho bas no rival on this side the Atlantic. The orchestra, conducted by Muzio, superb, and the performauce altogether an admirable on Friday Piccolomini wilising in the ‘‘Elisir d’Amore,”’ in which she s most excellent; and on Saturday (matinée) in “Lucia di Lammermoor” and “La Serva Padrona.” ‘The ladies who crowded the Academy at the former Pic- colomini matinées will be sure to get up a repetition of the furore. ‘Tne Funerat or Bisnor Doane—Tue New York Rerort- ¥8x3,—We have received a note from Burlington, N. J., tn regard to the trentment a New York reporter received at the funeral of the late Bisbop Doane. It appears that ono Of these indefatigable chaps made himself very ridiculous ‘and obnoxious, and exhibiting none of the gentlomanly traita that should always characterize the conduct of re- porters at home and abroad. We do not kaow the name of the individual alluded to, but from what we have heard, and from tho instincts of the two, he is probably &n attaché of the Hazpress. We do not see how he could belong to any other establisument. People living in the rural districts will baye to discriminate when reporters for the the city newspaper pross visilthem. Our re- porter behaved ina gentlemanly manner, and was well treated by the c'ergy and laity present on that occasion, City Intelligence, Evoiveme’s Taian Tre or Tar Russian Steam FRicate GrxgRal, ADMIRAL.—This noble vesgel left her dock at the Noveity Works, foot of ‘Ivelfth street, East river, yester- day morning, and proceeded on an engineer’s trial trip down the bay. Nobody was allowed on board except those pereons immediately engaged in her construction, She proceeded down the Esst river with ber engine work- ing satisfactorily, but owing to her gigantic size, and to pore accidents, she was aided by several steam- 8 vo keep ber in the channel. As she down the bay she passed several of our largest Liverpool packets, and they looked like more pigmics in comparison with her. As soon as she got an oiling from Governor’s Ieland the steamtugs cast off their Nines and the leviatban steamed down the bay in beautiful style. It is understood that before the weveral Admiral leaves for Europe, a trial trip will be made, 6p which occasion a large number of men versed in naval architecture will be invited. She returned to town in the afternoonend anchored off the Battery. The trip was quite satisfactory. Tux New Law Insitrure was opened yesterday at three o'clock, in a splendid recom at the rear of the Federal Courts (already described some days since in the Henatp.) Judge E¢monds delivered an appropriate address review- ing the progreee of the institution. Mratany—Insrection or om Ricnr Wisc oF THE Exavant Reoowent.—The right wing of the Eleventh regiment (Washington Rifles), Colonel Homer Bostwick will be inspected on Monday next, at three o’clook P.M., ‘et the Division Armory at the corner of Elm and White streets. The object of the iaspection is to see how far the mombers of the regiment have complied with the new bill of drees prescribed by general orders from head- quarters. The left wing will be inapected at the same Place on Tuesaay the 10th inst. Steamer Thomas Powe. has been withdrawa from the cally route between New York and Rondout for a few days. ‘Tue New Seats Ansenat.—The officers charged as ex officio Cormmisstoners for building and repairing arsenals and armories, have concluded to reconstruct the arsenal on Seventh averne, which tumbled down last year. The late Legislature appropriated $20,000 to complete the work, Coroners’ Inquests Yesterday. Scictoe—Tax Resvrt or Woman's Inconstancy.—Coroner Schirmer was called upon yesterday to hold an inquest at No. 18 Reade street, upon the body of a German named Jobann Schmidt, who commitied cuicide by taking lauds num, The somewhat melancholy circumstances are (as follows:—Schmidt had been deserted by his wife some two months previously, which preyed upon his m' to such an extent that be abandoned his busi: sought to drown his grief in the wine oup. St of the loved ome haunted him day an! nigh Dut little roliet could be afforded him. A tow ago he learned that his wife was leading the lity of a titute in Baxter street. Tho shock completely prostre bim, despair took possession of his soul, aud nought mained but death to come and relieve him of his misery. Intent on committing suicide, he purchased half an ounce of laudanum at a drug store in the immediate neighbor- hood, and after writing a letter explanatory ot his conduct, he partook of the poison, andin a few hours afterwards his spirit winged its flight toanother world. The letter in question was found in a Bible and directed to one of his friends, He attributed all his misfortunes to the incon- stancy of his wife, and declared that he could not live and know that she was an inmate ofa house of ill-famo. To be deserted by her who had sworn “to love, honor and obey” him, was a sad blow, but to know that she was associated with the lowest of ber sex in 2 bouse of prosti- tution, drove him to madness. There was no alternative in his opinion but to commit suicide or kili bis wife. He Movie the former course, and ended his career as al- ready narrated. Fatat Fatt.—Michael Goodwin, a laborer, ded at the New York Hoepital yesterday from the effects of in- juries accidentally received by falling from a jaidor erected at the building No. 196 Spring street. Deceased was ascending with a hod of mortar on his back, when he missed b's footing and fell to ihe sidewalk beneath, « dis- tance of over thirty feet, recelving such severe injuries as to cause bis death, Coroner Schirmer held an inquest upon the body of «eceased. Burne 10 Deava,—Coroner Schirmer held an inquest on Wedresday upon the body of a child two years old, named Mary E. Burcball, whose parents reside at No. 18 Cherry street, who dicd from the effects of burns. The child, it appears,while «ione in a room, got some matches, and while playing with them sat fire ‘to her clothes and was fatally burned before the flames could be extin- juished. The jury rendered a verdict of ‘death from Bons accidentally received.” Fatat Venice Casvatty.—An inquest was also held yesterday upon the body of aman named William Ran- dall, a porter atthe St. Nicholas Hotel, who was acci- dentally killed on Tucetay night by being thrown from ‘one of the coaches of that establishment. Verdict, “Ac- cidental death.” The Crops in Wisconsin. {From the Madison Patriot, April 28. ] Daring a few days runin the country wo have taken Bome paivs toexamino into the condition and prospects of the coming crops, particularly of wheat. The winter wheat, which one month ago promised as fairly as it ever did at that season, has, by recent excecdingly cold and unfavorable weather, been almost entirely destroyed; the only exception beirg small patches, protected on all sides by forests. From what we have seen we should judge that it would not be safo to calculate upon more than one- ‘fifth of-the usual crop of whee wheat through the Siate, ‘and probably much less. This loss may in some measure be supplied by oate and corn, as many of tho farmors are ploughing up their wheat flelds for that purpose, but the backward spring will prevent the planting of @s much as would under more favorable cir- cumstances; and tho loss to the farmers, in addi- tion to the’ partial failure of last yoar’s crop, will fall ‘with orushing weight upon many who have ventured into expenses and debts beyond their means during tho period of ‘ity immediately preceding the commeroial and agricultural failure, and musi be a very congiderable loss to the material wealth of the State. To those who have observed the sign of the seagons in this country, there is some encouragement in the fact that invariably, here » & cold end unpropituons epring has been followed by & warm, genial gunmor, which has matured, in the greatest perfection, those crops which the weather bas permitted the farmers to plant, Tac corn + Crop, with us, has never been an utter failure, and may be planted with a roazonable prospect of euccess after the time for planting all other grain has pasaod, ‘We have often wondered that a crop so certain as Corn, which yields so much more abundantly than other grains and which uniformly bears a better price in ce tothe cost of raising than any other, shonid vo been 60 much neglected a8 it has been hereiofore. Last season, when wheat failod, the corn crop was un- usually abundant,and the price of the product to tho acre has been double that of the best crop of wheal, Both corn and wheat now command 2 good price in the market, and there ia less of the old crop on band iu this Btate than at any time since we began to produce a sur- ples for ex; on. The prospect is that there prices ‘will continue to Meg in view of the contemplated European war, which will not, probabiy, tn any event, be settlod before the forthcoming crop tad sposed of, Our advice to the farmer is, to plant corn abua- dantly, and not to attempt t> fore a wheat eror fn enDror:Nour Fearon. or) with all the weKe eu any bone Ory Uae Lovo 04 the state of Delaware to sup wiborfged bythe wre this Srawng of ae Lotions for tua boueh of une do bereby ce: ‘that the ik the numbers w! were ‘ble day drawn trom the wheel, vis: ‘The subteribers, Commise! the d: of the Sparta Academy Shi ibe follwing are the siunbere from the wheel, 57, 17, 73, 60, 3, 53, 25, 20, 11, 72, 42, 28, ¢ 4, 1808. clocks, flowers, &c , &0., order. i mothers’ true friends. Mersles, 89 vi ploperiy managed, con ve contro ing and restoring the gists. Court Day. Scrasme Covat—Oiroult.—Part 1.—Oyer aad Teruiaor, Part 2 —Nos. 1138, 1866, 1 1560, 867, 1604, 1662, 1125, 1864, 1802, 1262, 1408, 1414, 184, 1444,’ 1452; 1404) 1458; 1400, 2490, 1404,<, 1608, 1006, 1486, 840, 1519, 1606, 1070, ) 1684. Suraaiok Cov‘t,—Old room.—Part 1.—Nos. 148, 129, 390, 315, 042, 785, 418, 422, 480, 43%, 440, 442, 448, 454, ; 860,405. Part 2—(In Supreme Court, room 16, third foot. )-—Nos, 288, 483, 465, 477, 478, 481, 454, 485, 4s ast, (94, 495, 496, 433, 497, 501, 502, 603,'504,'505,'606,'6 Common Press. —| £07, 14, 714, 873, 214, 19, 83, 267, 331, 656, 868, 987. Part 1,—Nos, 1343, 24%, 620, 627, 738, The Latest Dra of the alized Low erles, as reported to WOOD, KDDY & ton8 MANAGERS OF THE DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISjUURI STATE LOTTERIES. Official drawings, by telegraph. DELAWA! LOTTERIES. ‘appolated by the Governor erintend the drawiug of a suet ‘tended the of Delawars, atch Extra Oxass, No, 265, May 4, 135) 27, 41, 25, 35, 54, 43, 44, 19, 38, 63, 11, 55, 52, Oxs88 No, 266, May 4, 1859. 22, 4, 7, 50, 18, 14, 44, 34, 49, 8, 17, 59, 9, B. And that the said numbers were drawn in the order in whicb stand its hands Del. this Wednesday, May 4, 1808. ‘Gioide c. donb x : ON, aay {commusionera- JAMSS DONCAN, CGonatanonas ted to superintend mn Laltery, do. hereby geriity ne which were thia day drawa ve ‘O1ass No. 268, May 4, 1869. 68. Crass No. 264, Exrna, May 4, 1859. ‘78, 8, 61, 62, 46, 14, 1, 7, 70, 31, 17, 49, 12. And that the sald numbers were drawn in the order in which stand above. finess our hands at Augusta, Ge. thia Wednesday, May f° ee ; Comalssioners. ©. A. Bilis, Exchange and Specie Broker, 176 iareoawioh strech second Gate woeta ot Paelee Home? reassian will for alway via St, Jobns, N.F. Price of passage cluding ecoked provisions served on tables and a i ticket to aay part of Great Britain. Apply to American Exprees Uompany, OL Hudson street, corner of Jay ‘The Circassian has jost completed a voyage to Ireland and back in ore month. A Total Ecltpse of the Old Styles has follow= ed the intioduct’on of WAUTR’S exquisite novelties in boys’ and gentlemen's cape, oi 216 Broadway, uoder Barnum’s Mu- ee um, if You Want a Fashtonable Hat for §3, worth $4, go to SCOTT & BACKMAN, 148 Fulton street. French Soft Hats, just recetved. 8. J. Pas DESSUS, agent for the manufacturer, (J, Coupin, Aix), 156 William street, cor cer of Ana, Perfectly Happy.—A Man who Feels that ke is perfectly dressed ought to be perfectly Havpy. If hts coat, veut. pants, boots, are of the latest mode. he has reason to congratulate hisielf; But € that crowalng glory. the hat, f# not correct and fashionable, ad not made by KAOX, whose s'ore ig on the corner of Broadway and Fulton sirect, then he is miserable, or ought to be. White's Horschair Hat, for Summer Weor, something entirely new, will be introduoed this day, at 26 way, under Barnum’s Museum, Bear In Mind, now Moving Day 1 Over, That 4 you want new slotbine for spring. You can be furnished with the latest nobby st; lea, .de to order or ready made, At DRUMGOLD & PRUGHYS, ‘214 Broadway, At prices to suit every purse Jouvin’s Kid Gloves—Just Received, Our spring fmportation MOODY'S shirt emporium, 262 Broadway. Jouvin’s Kid Gloves and London 41k Um- brelias, just received by late steamers, LUARY 4 CO., Nos 5,4and'b Astor House, Broadway. Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock- ings, belts, body braces and Dr. GLOVER’S new lever trusa, No, 4 Ann street, Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tabiet Razor Strop, This inimitable article peer be, obtained of the sole manu‘ke tab) rt turers, G. &. 6. SAUNDERS, No. 7 Attor House, and of the various agents throu, hout the city. Gurney’s New Photographic and Fine Art gellery, 707 Broadway. Photographs, daguerreotypes, minia urea {n oil, and Ivoryty pes. 20 Cent AmbrotypeLikenesres, with Case. Bowes 8 and children’s iitenesses beautifully taken Ly KIMB, Coot ‘PER, 347"Broad way. Everybody should Obtain « Phrenologica! exartoation of FOWLER & WELLS, 808 Brosdway, to leara their talents, defects and proper occupation. Herring’s Patent Champton Fire And burglar proof safes, 251 Broadway, corner Murray t.,N.Y. The Best Spring Bed in Existence—(Howe's elliptic, at from 08, at 378 Broadway. Call and see it. Great Bargains In Carpets.—Splendtd Eng- Itsh and Am tapestry Brussels, 7a. “and 86; impe rint three-ply, 8a; euperfine ingrain, 68; splendid ingrains, bricht colors, 28. 6d. to 4a; oilc'oths, 26 éd..38, 3s 6d.; gold iow ehades, 12e, 148., at LANDON’S famous store, 374 Hndson street, near King: Grover & Baker's Celebrated NOISFLESS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. NEW SIYLES AT REDUCED PRICSS. 495 ftroxdway, New York. 162 Fulton atrest, Brooklyn. Removal. Mesers. PENFOLD, PARKER & MOWER, wholesale drigaisis, have reingved from No. 4 Fletcher atreet to 15 Beck- that birest, near Nassau, ndjean’s New Iinprovement Again on be human hair—Interantiag consultation; preventa baldaess, gray hair; warranted, 50 Twelfth street, corner Broadway. Defiance Salamander Sifes—With Patent jorrdeeBiccnaice, opel te Mariay etree covacr of Oallege gro Murray corner ‘aco; Gormer! Pearl street) ks ees ROBERT KSPATBICK, ‘Weed’s Patent Famlly Sewing Machines— New style, price $50. Office 477 Broadway. For Sale—The Lease, Stock and Fixtures Yelropoliaa Hotels extending ‘iurougn to, Oredby steects 300 x 2 2 foot salon ci pocand honey Rhieoace Pecans eases whine in complete order. The whole will besold together or aepa- rately. For further particulars apply ou the premises, Glass Shades of all Sizes for Covering constantly on hand end made to Depot 155 William street, corner of Ann. Hili’s Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black or Brown. Tepot No. 1 Barclay street. Also sold at399 Broadway, and by all Drogglata. Vi bi Kullickinick bi Thiacelebrated tobacce for sale by MACY Likerty street. 160,000 Boxes ‘Costar’s Rat, Ronch, d&., Gra Tobacco JENKINS, 67 exierminatora.—100,000 boxea electric powder for moths and insects needed j e removed to 410 Broadway, New York. t now. Beware of spurious imitations. Depot Botlowny’s Fills and Ointment are the fatal to chidren if tm- by these excellent !n- and external remedies. Sold by every respectable drug- gist in the world. Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.’s Radicad cure truss They algo Xeep slik elastic stockings for varicose veing, supporters and shoulder braces. Instramen's for defor- tities made to order. No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, N. Y. Kennedy's Medica! Discovery 1s warranted tocure eorofuln feyecdns salt rheum, scald head, ulcerated yy all druggists. legs. For ssle Baxry’s Ti tcophexou ont article for dressing ms rt b~ Lenya ir eutitying, cleaning, » Prewery- hie: Zadiee try Ae” Bold by Si drag: Cristadore’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow ‘The best in the ‘ld, wholesale * , and the yr pth Tg ee Pihctg ale ‘and retail, and the dye pi Batchelor’s Hair Dye. Wi and Toupees, the best in the world, surpassiog ali le. Sold and ied at the manufactory 29 Broadway. oo ———————————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wrowmspay, May 4—6 P. M. Tho Custom Hovse tabies of the trade of the port for the month of April last were closed today. The com- merojal movement of the mouth compares as follows with that of April, 1:68:— Iniports. April, 1858, April, 1859 For dutiable goods entered., 5, 46 11,840,546 For dutiable goods warebous 3,754,805, Free goods. 2,802, 54% Specie. 272,441 Total imports. 18,670,724 Increage this season. 7,501,699 Goods withdr, from 1,543,551 Domestic produce... 5,950,921 Foreign merchandise. $23,708 Spee... 5. ss sees 6,259,107 Total exports....... 18,083,866 Tuorease this seazon seeee 6,287,685. The following tables will show the commercial move- Rolad imports tor fuus mwwusas.g00,603,004 77,008,000 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1859: Total exports of domestic pro- deoe lor four montas,,,...$17, Kaxzorts of Specie. Jap . 2,306,000 2'371,000 8,343,000 6,269,009 Export of specie for four mov..$9,075,000 14,279,000 The following table will show the commercial move: ment of the port for tho ten months which have elapsed of the current flecal yeur, ending July 1, 1859:-—~ 1857-58. 1958-59. 296 ,000 mber . Jan. to April inclusive, ag above,.1’ ‘Total for ten months... ...,.645,286,000 48,742,000 Reveigte of Gold from ys December. Japvary $, 162,000 000 5 February 2988/00 16085,000" March 2,682,000 1,952,000 Apis a 3,127,000 TOE... eeeeseeseeseeeeerseeo820)100,000 28,904,000 The receipts for customs during the month were $5,212,060, against $1,736,510 in Aprit last year, which exceeds Mr. Cobb’s estimates. It is now evident that the government will get through the year with much less ‘nancial embarrassment than was anticipated three and four months ago. The recuperative energy of the coun- try ‘e evch that the restoration of prosperity—of which the above tablee afford tair evidence—will be as rapid and thorough as the crisis was sudden aud comprehensive. ‘The money market is without change. Money is easier than it was a week ago; large sums are very difficult to place satisfactorily. We advise capitalists, however, not Ue up their means. Between this and the fall mouths there will be an active demand for money, if not from trade, from Wall street. Exchange is steady; very little doirg. ‘The Stock Exchange continues to exhibit the samo fea- tures a8 yesterday and the day before—a severe struggle on the part of stocks to rise in the teetn of a strong effort on the part of operators to keep them down. The heavi- ness noticed at the cloge of the day’s transactions yester- doy affected the market at the opening to-day. Central was down as low as 72, sellers’ option, and other stocks at corresponding figures. As the day adyauced, how- ever, the scarcity of Mock began to tell on the market, and prices improved. entra’ roseas high as 7334 be tween the boards, and closed at 733%. We regret to hear that nothing has yet been done toward a settlement of the difficulty between the roads. Among the Western stocks Rock Island was the most active, « It fluctuated from 593; to 61, closing at 613/. A recent traveller who has just come cyer the roads from Iowa to this city reports that the crops never looked so well, and that farmers will yery ehortly decide to send forward the grain which they have been holding for higher prices. He estimates the amount of grain thus held back as much larger than is anticipated, and looks for better receipts on allthe roads during May. Michigan South- ern guaranteed was severely attacked this morning, S9- veral hundred ehares have lately been taken oyt of the market by parties who bavo confidence in the intrineic valve of the property. The stock opened at 32% this morning, rose to82% for cash, and closed at 9314. To ledo is higher; the ficating debt of thie road is now abont $400,000, Michigan Central, which is said to have done badly last month, fell off to 49 this morning; it closed at 4934. Hudson is very firm at previous prices. We note sales of La Crosse at $¢ and %{. A mysterious advertise- ment bas been in the papers for some days requesting. holders of this stock to call at the cffice cf » Wall street broker. Circulars have been issued from the same office soliciting proxies to be used at the coming,election. Tho party who thus solicits interviews and proxies from the La Crosse shareholders is himself a judgment creditor of the road, and hag advertised it for sale on Saturday ‘next. Whether the owners of the psoperty wil belp themse'ves in placing it in the hands of acreditor who has advertised it for sale by the Sheriff, they can readily decide. The business in bonds and State stocks continues moderate; prices are Cully maintained Pacifle Mail is quite steady at yesterday’s prices. In the afternoon stocks were higher, and the markot cloged steady, the following being the last prices:—Missouris, 8734 a 87%; Virginians, 9734 a 9734; Canton, 19a 19%; Cumberland preferred, 18 a 20; New York Central, 733¢ a 73%; Erie, 82834; Harlem, 113{ 212; Hudson River, 8234 a 8234; Reading, 5034 a 503; Michigan Central, 493, a 495{; Michigan Southern, 1014 a 10%; do. preferred, 382{ a 8834; Panama, 12234 9 123; Iuinois Central, 6134 a 648¢; Galena and Chicago, 6434 a 65; Cleveland and Tole- do, 25% a 26; Chicago and Rock Island, 6134 a 613; Ili- nois Central, 88 a 8834; Pacific Mail, 783{ a 79, e business of tho Sub-Treasury to-day waa as follows -— Total receipts. —For customs. ‘The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning were $27,449,703 38, and the balances $1,500,028 44. The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1:— 1857. 1858. 1859. « $1,698,860 1,613,679 1,714,027 22,223,982 18,911,897 18,948,872 Since January 1 $23,917,792 20,525,076 20,602,800 ‘The following is the bank movement of the four princi pal cities, as shown by their last statoments:— Specte, iren. its. N. York, April 30.8128) 2b o0.s04 B.S00e7s so eee Ns Phil’phia, May 2... Figen 0 6,680,823 8,081,102 17,781,229 N, Orleans, ap’)23 20,388,104 15,705,500 12,664,116 24'242,057 Bestoa, May 3..... 58,173,060 6,910,009 6,653,000 21,990,000 Total for the week. Previously reported Total #235,015,148 55 626,317 80,708,500 189,575,014 Last wee $236, 303/460 55,499,808 31,058,544 163,331,571 Decrease. $91,288,812 — $54,ab4 — Inerene PB gisssee osioip ‘The New York and New Haven Railroad Company’s re- ceipts for April, 1859, were, «$77,860 52 Gain over last year.... see 9,285 33 April, 1856, $67,068 40 April, 1857. + $76,212 50 ‘April, 1866, 72811 97 April, 1858. 63,595 19 ‘The business of the Brooklyn City Road continues to show a large gain. The figures for April were:— April, 1859, $87,819 13 April, 1858 2 80,185 25 Increase.,..... sevessesceceseececees ST:123 OF The following banks in Philadelphia have just declared their rem‘-annual dividends: — Banks. Capital Rate of Div. Am. of Div. Philadelp! ++ +$1,800,000 5 percent. 190,000 Far. and Mechs. 2,€¢0,000 4 do, 30,000 Commercial .... 841,400 3% do. 29,449 Mechanies’..... $00,000 8 do. 40,000 WN. Liberties. 500,00 5 do. 25,000 outbwark 250,600 10 do. 25,000 Kepsingtov..... 160,000 6 do. 12,500 Penn. township. 350,000 a do. 14,000 Western... 415,600 5 do, 20,980 Man. and Mechs. 579,150 4 do. 22,808 Commerce, 260,060 5 do. 12,500 Guard ,. 1,260,0€0 By do. 33,758 Tradesmen’s.... 000 4 do. 6,000 Consolidation... 298,619 8 do. 8,958 CHY seeeeeeeeee 483,850 4 go, 18,015 Commonwealth. 165,030 3 do. 4,950 $20000 Ohio 6’s, '60,. 102 18000 Missouri 6’s.... 78000 1000 Br’n City w 14500 NY Cen RR 6's. a 10000 Erie RR bs, '75. 23 150 ao. ioe Erie a tg = 200 do,. 23° MCR8pelmefod, o6 100 MS&N ia g stk.s) 19000 Tl Cen RR bus, $5 138 ed 6000 40,...860 S87 200 1000 La C&M gbs.. 18 560 300 18 600 4000 Ga & Ch isi 60 20 abs Natio, 60 10 Penn Coal 100 0) Pacile MS 300.. 16 CleyCol&CinR®, F< oO “wR 96 as Clev & Tol RR.. L if dO... 200 do. -. O03 100 do, b3 60), 4% 20 Licrosves MIL RR % % 180 Dore ricee J pore SECOND B04KD. S000 Topo 6's, '90,. 9844 200 sha Hud RRR.D6O 3244 6000 La CéM 1g be. 19° 100 Mich Ceu BR,.a60 49 80 sbs Com’th Bank. 972g 28 do. 4016 160 Pac MSS Co, 7 50 do 4955 100 Mich 8 885¢ 60 Panama RR.. 860 122% 160 Gal & Chicago RR. 65 200 Ciey & Tol KR.s10 2534 50 Chic oer RR.830 6045 650 100 100 CILY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wronespay, my 4—6 P.M. oye Fema rales were made, including pots and ri 344, Bawapsiv+rs —Viour—Tho market closed with an im oiger demand, while priced in some cases advanced from ic aldc. The gales embraced adout 12,000 bbis., closing within the following rangeof prices: Inferior to good guperiive Siate..... +96 25 0 $5 75 Extra State..... +640 a 670 525 a 6 665 a 715 ~ 710 a 8 . 650 a 750 Mixed to straight Souler » 640 a 685 Southern fancy and oxtra..... senseee 700 @ 8 26 Choice extra jumily and bakers’ brands... 752 a 9 00 Bye flour. ~375 a 460 Corn meal 395 a 400 Canadian’ brands’ were quiet, and prices frm but un- changed, Southern flour was Brimer, and ia good de- mand, with salcs of about 2.200 bbis., closing within the range of the above figures, Rye flour and corn meal were eteady, while sales were moderato. Wheat was firm, with moderate trangactions, which were confined to about 6,000 bushels, iaciuding prime white Southern at $1 81, Western red at $1 60.8 $1 62, fair white Kentucky at $1 78, and prime Milwaukie club 'st $1 26. Corn was lirmer, while gales embraced about 27,000 bushels, including Western mixed at bow 864c. a 616, rool yellow at S8c. a Qlc., and Jersey and Southern 60, wt 0c, Rye was firm, with gales of about 2.800 buehels at S8c ; avd some choice was roported at 980, Barley was in good demand, with sales of about 14,000 Durheis inferior State for distilling at 6c, xad good ditto at 760. Onte were drm, with sales of State at 5540. abTc., and of Western and Canadiag at 680. « 60c, Corrkk —The sales embraced 200 mats Jave at 15 400 a 5CO bags Maraicaibo were made at 11 !g0. a 11% and choice ai 124c., snd 600 do. Rio at 13350 a Te. Corrox.—The market exbied rather more tone, with increased transactions. The sales footed up abon'S..00 bales, including 1,800 im traneitu, and 1,200 do. from store--the latter on the basis of about 120. for middling uplands. A telegraphic despatch from Mobile received to- vay quoted middiing cotton 125s0. Fist. —Dry cod continved in good demand, with cales of about 1,000'a 1,500 quintais George's Bank at $4.2 $4 1234. Mackerel contioued in moderate demand, while prices were ‘firmer. Salee of 3(0 a 400 barrels No. 1 wore made at $16 50.; large No, 2 were held at $1550, ant No. 3 $9.50. Herrings were quiet, and quotations nominal, Fine Crackers have been frecly dealt in at $210, and are now held in some cases at $2 20. Freicus.—To Liverpool about 4(0 a 500 bales cotton 146 do., Sea island, at were engoged at 5 82d. a 816d. $ 1 600 do. pork at 1s, 6d,, 128. 6d. 732d. ; 360 tterces beef at 2s, Sd. and 200 bbs. roain at Is. 6d. ; 200 boxes bacon . 6d. end fustic at 3-16d. To Glaevow and London freights were quiet, To Rotterdam 6,000 heavy pipe staves were en- gogedat p.t. Fruit woe steady, with sales ot 300 boxes M. R.’s at $2 25, and 100 kegs French plums at 6340, Pay.—Tho seles embraced about $00a 1,000 bales at 700. a The. for shipment. For city vee it ranged from Sec. 8 900, Inon.—Sales of 1 lots Seotch pig were reported wi at $24 a $24 60, cix months, and 100 tone Caltness were sold to-day at $25, six months, Hors.—A modeaie business was doing in the crop of 1860, while old were quiet and nomixal. Tims was in good demand, and the sales of Rockland about 1,000 bbls., including common at d4c., and 1 footed wy ‘The gales embraced about 100 hhds, Caba QTc, a 28e., 66 do. clayed at2e , 49 Porto y Rico at 27c. a Ble., and 40 bois. New Orleans al 390, Navat Sroxrs.—The sales embraced about 5,000 bis. rosin at $1 70 to arrtve, 400 bbis. Wilmington tar at $2 6214, and 300 bbls, spisils turpentine et 623%c. a 530, in merchantable and shipping order; crudo was Dominal at $3 90. ‘Ons.—Linseed was steady, 2 64c. We give the follow ford market for the week endi , from, the Whale- man’s Shipping Likt:—We n A good demand for sperm both tor export and home use, and the market bag been quite active since our last. The transactions tor the week include sales of 4,030 bbis , in parcels at $1 35 & $1 40 per galion according iv We quote:—250 bbis. at $1 85, 350 do. at $1 8 i at $1 £8, 2,376 bbls, at $1 40, xtra’ portion of head at $1 41 per gation, The market is drm, aut Cloees with further inquiry. The market for whats is vers quiet, with a slight Uectne in prices. The eince our iast embrace 1,020 bbls. in lots at 50c., 800 do. brown at 47¢. a 49°. per gallon. is Provt0Ns.—Pork—The market exhibited lese buoyancy, and closed with some degree of heaviness. The sales om- braced about 3,500 bbis., including new mess at $16 25 @ $16 40, part cash today; thin mess at $15 95a $16; old mers at $16, and prime at $12 60a $1275; about 1,00 bbls. were made, deliverable in June and July at $16 50. Beef was steady, and without change cf moment in prices, with sales of about 350 bble., tucluding country prime at $6 a $7, country megs at $7 97 a $8 75, repacked at $10 4 $11 76, aud extra do, at $13 a $14; seles of about 200 tierces Obio prime mess were made at 320. Sales of 50 bbig. State and Chicago beef hams were made at $14 a $17. Bacon was firm at8!Ze 2 103Zc. Sales of 200 hhds, and tlerces cut meats. were made at 5%¢. a 63¢c. for shoulders, and at 81;¢.2 9c. for hams, Lard was in moderate request, with sales of about 800 a 900 bbls. and tierces at 11\4c. all}gc. Butter and cheese were in fair demand, and prices ged. Rice.—Sales of 100 casks were made at 31Z¢. a 43,0. Sucars.—The market was active, and closed firm at the advance ofan ic. noticed yesterday. The transactions embraced about 2,100 bhds., which included Cubas, chiefly within the meg ae 62340. 73¢c., New Orleans at 740. a7%c., Porto Rico at 634c. a 7340., Kaglish islands at 63c., and 20 boxes prime brown Havanas at 83{c. Wursksy was firm, with sales of about 450 bbls. at 26c. Wuatrroxe.—The market at New Bedford, for tha week ending the 24 of May, was active. We give the following résumé from a New Bedford paper:—The market has been very active since our last, and the sales for the week have reached 306,000 Ibs.; the operations being made for consumption and export,’es we are informed by par- chasers. We quote:—145,; lbs. Arctic in parcels at 86c. to c., 119,600 do. Ochotak at 7c. to 84c., 18,200 Ibs, North West, at 720. to 75c., 21,500 lbs, South 'Sea at 70c., 8,300 Ibs. inferior Ochotek and North West sold at 72c. ‘The demands for the week haying beew supplied, the mar- ket closes quietly. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Weonespar, May 4, 1859. BEEF CATTLE. The demand for beef cattle of every description was more active to-day at all the yards, aud holders succeeded in recovering the decline conceded last week, though there was no improvement in the average quality. Tho receipts wero much lighter though, which accounts for the advanced pretensions of brokers. The offerings, taken as an average, were only fairish; but there were spricklings of very fine steers in the yards, some of which were still-fed. The demand for them was equally active as for the more substantial grags-fed steers from Ohio, Tiinois and the other Weetern States, which con- tributed to the supply at the Washington drove yard, as also at the other city yards and at Bergen Hill, at which place the sales on Monday reached about 200 head, at prices within our range of prices annexed, The loss which speculators experienced last week scemed to im- part fresh energy to them this week—for the bulk of the offerings were in their bands—and they were jubi- int over their good fortune, having obtained high prices doring the three days and cleared most of the pens at good round profit, which fully compensated for tne lose they sustained during the previous week. Thore prevailed a good inquiry during the early hours, which con\aued throughout the entire day, holders being full as tirm at the close ag at any other time, es ranged froz ¢¢. to 19., witha few Bales at higher rates, and the aycrage was about 10%c. There were but few sales a a3 low ns Qc., and those only for inferior. At Browning's there was agcod demand, and the gales were at prices fully as high 9s those obtained at the Forty-fourth strect yard. At Chamberlin’s thero were but afew head offered, and they commanded full prices. O’Brien ouly offsred 18 bead, which were taken at 9c. to 1130. The total rece; at ali the yaros ior the week and inst week were as [ul- lows:— Washington yard. Bri "8. Chamberlin's. O'Brien's. This week. .2,452 382 3 Last week, .3,126 al hh moderate salezat 63c . review of the New Bed- Firat quality, pet 100 1) Ordinary to good Common. Toferior . First quality, per bead, Ordinary to good Common Inferior. First quality, per Ib Ordinary to good Common Inferior, ces. First quality, per boad. Ordinary te good....., Common. Inferior, First quality, por Ib, Other qualities... COWS AND CALYE: The receipts continue moderately heavy ,and tha market for most kincs duil at our former quotations fine mit cow: 2a wale—whied the rato only for prime mitch cows for private at all the yards for th> sreok were a3 folows:— 's, Chamberlin's, O'Brien's. 4. 84 aa 3 92 VEAL OALVES. The demand continues moderate and the receipts heavy. Prices, tendiwg downward, bave not met with clige—sa'es haying been at our last Wedne: day's quotations, The average quality is pretty poor, which goes far towards causing the prevailing heaviness, Prime veals are in more request than the poorer qualities, and prices are rmer. There were a very fow sales o' very extra fat veals, which brought a tride above our bighcet quotation, but as such sales were of very rare oc- currence we do cot change our figures. The total rece; = the yards for the week and last woek were o€ 8 ime s Washington yard. Brovming's. Chamberlin's. O' Brien’s. maf weet ots 1" 6 140 739 a 6 146 Last week, SHREP AND LAMBS, ‘There prevailed a moderately active demand for good shecp, which wore somowhat soerée, and prices were fully as bigh ag last week. The poorer kinds are in plen- (ifal supply, and prices are withous —- change. The Fapge of prices was from 23 a $5 a $6 69, with only a —— Carmien aroma ag ar with a few gales ira fat sheep 0 a $7. @ total recei ab all the yards for tho week and last woek were as eee latter family use. The tot rec week «od last Washi fol Washington yard. Browning's. Chamb’ ’ "8. This week... 480 iar” Ginga OBS Lost week... 491 152 1,267 548 SWINK. The receipts during the work have been heavy, but prices have not vuricd materially from our last week's quotations, There were avout 7,000 head on ule, and tho Faves were at 2/0. a 6546, for the best and 53<c.'a 6c. for inferior descriptions. RECAPITULATION, ‘The total receipts of all stock at ali the yards, for the week, last week, aud since Ist of January, were as fol- Bees. Cos. = Veal, 8. ot. Washington yard..2,462 14 913 436 Browning’s. 133 6 i 1,582 32 4 69 1,14 18 oy My ‘439 2,640 206 108 3,691 8316. 784 8 169 2058 cluding receipts at Bergen Hill) since Jorvary 1 were 67,508 beeves, 3,604 cows, 12,252 veals and 99,051 sheep and lambe. Married. Jones—Tery.—In Wasbinglon, on Monday, April 26, by the Ke utler, Mr. Lewis DL. Jongs to Mics Gaeta E. New York, —t'avnTon.--aAt Nyack bride’s guardiep, Mr. Theodore Grunenthal, by ibe Rov. Dr. Lora, Taappnus l’. Mort, of New York, to Fairy J., avphter of tho ace Joseph Daanton. Orbis papers please copy. —-Mvepavan.-—At Trinity church, Portsmouth, Vi on Thursday, April ho Rev. J’ H. Wingeld, WashinGi0N BERD to Miss Octavia MURDAUGH, cz-—-MoDoxalv.—On Wednesday, May 4, by tre cnnty, Jonn Waisics, of New York, to Mus of Brooklyn. Died. Ampiea.--On Wednesday morning, May 4, alter a linger- ing tines, the Rev. Joan L. Aumsn, aged 85 yoars and 10 menths. The relatives, the Tract Missionaries, and bis frionds in general, are reepectiully invited to attend the (uneral ser vices, ut the Rev. Dr. Lord's chureh, in Third avenue, bo- tween 121st and 122d streets, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, (ape to his removal to Danbury, Ct., on Yriday morning, for interment. ArPEiGazs.—1o Brookiyn, on APTBLGATE, Bgod 69 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family a fully invited to attend the tuncral, from his late resitenco, No. 254 Myrtie avenue, ca Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further mvifation Bexngt,—On Tuesday, May 3, airs. AxvA Beswer. the residence of the daceday, May 4, Lswis respect- Toe relatives and fricads are hereby invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at oue o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Wiliam Bennet, torn of Grayes- end. Cowny.—On Wednesday, May 4, Tres Cows, aged 4 years, 4 months and 20 days, third da. of Michael and Susan Cowby. ‘The friends ard acquaintances of the fam to attend the fanerai, from tbe residence of No. 293 Third avenue, thie (Thurgday) afternoo past two o'clock. D'AnRaveme.—On Saturday, Aprf 30, Evo D’Auravcass, only child of J. A. ant Geor; chee, oped 1 year, 6 monthe a The funera) will take pl Friday afternoon, at one mily are iaviied to attend, Doxw —On Tuessay, May 3, ANN Deny, aged ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapect/ul invited to attend the funeral, this Graney) afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, from the rezidexve of her brother- in-law, Mr. Thos. Dunn, No. 326 Firss avenue, without further notice. Hanur.-—On Taeeday, Mey 3, Axwa Marta, daughter of | Henry and Rebecca Hartje, aged 1 year, 4 montus and 1 day, Thc friends and acquaint: fully invited to attend the f. noon, at half past one o’elc without further invitation. HotzrEip.—On Tursday evening, May 3, at half past ten o'clock, after a sort illness, MARGaRrr Honzrecn, wife of Wiliam Hotzfeld. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, on Friday afterroon, at two o'clock, from the resi- Geuce, No. 135 Division street. Penreylvaria papers ple: Joyes.—On Wednesday morning, May 4, of " sore throat, Erizauem, daughter of Owen and Helen Jones, aged 2 years and 29 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence cf ber uncie, Joho Jones, No, 721 Prospect strect, Brooklyn. Lovis —Op Tuesday, May 3, after a short but severe :!!- ness, Jui, second daughter of tne late F. I. Louis, aged 19 years and 6 months. riends of the fai are invited to attend the tuac- ral, from her late residence, 68 Ninth avenue, this (Thureday) morning, at nine o'clock. California and European papers please copy. Lowprx.—The funeral of Jouy W. Lowney will lake Ince fiom his !nte rceitence, No. 121 Pierrepont stroet, Rroctsyn, thie (Thureday) afternoon, at haif past three o'clock. The reiatives auc friends of the family, and those of the deceased, are invited to attend. MayNaKD.—On ‘ineuduy, May 3, oF Maysanp, of London, England, agea and 12 days. The relatives oud frieude of the famiJy are requested to attend the funcra!l, on Tuc#day afternoon, May 19, at two o’clock, from his iste reeulence, No. 148 Canton street, Brooklyn. McCauiay.—On Wednesday, May 4, Jams: McTacrer, aged Sz years, a native of county Donegal, Ircland, The frienta of the family are iavite! to attend the fu from bis late residence, No. 302 Mott street, oa Fri- i afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, uGAN.—On' Wednesday, Moy 44. Anna Tamnitea Racay, aged 9 months, the beloved aauRhter of Jeremiah and Eien Regan. The funeral will take = this eo) afteraoon, at half past two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 54 Franklin street. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. Ruppru.—On Tucsday, May 3, of consumption, FREps- rick A. RippEit, aged 24 years and 10 months, Tho funeral will take piace from his mother’s residence, No. 188 Madison street, tbis (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family are in- yited to attend, Nantucket papers plosse copy Rosk —On Tuesday, May 3, after a long and painful ill- ness, Mrs, MsnGaxsr Rose, iu the 49th year of lier age. Tho relatives and friends of the famt!y, and thoso noes of the family a eral, this (Th ck, ftom respect |) atier- 32 copy. indice, Mr. Jams years, 2 months sors, William H, and Gilbert Rose, aro reepcotfally in- vited to attend ¢ eral, from the residence of her son- ‘p law, John W. 2, No, 89 Crosby strect, on Friday afterncon, at one o'clock. Ryax.—On Wednesday, May 4, Mary, wife of Daniel Ryan, aged 36 years. ‘The friends of the family are reepectfully invited to ate tend the funeral, this con day o'clock, froma her late residence, Nv. 21 Pell sirest. Surrd.—-On Wednesday, May 4, Lecesri Carouse, only dovghter of Charies H. and Lucretia C. Smith, aged 5 months and 22 dass. ‘The friende of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, from St. Thomas’ church, corner of Broadway and. Houstoa street, on Friday, at (welve o'clock M., without further invitation, The remaine wi] be interred in Green- woot Cemetery. Snow, —In this city, on Tuesday, May 8, Harrow M. Sxow, late of Virginia. His remains will be taken to the Grove church Cemete- ry, Weohawken, N. J., this (Thursday) morning, at nino o'clock, from the corner of Sixth avenue and Thirty-cighth | street. Teroxn.—-On Tuesday, Mey 3, after a short sickness, yy Rom G, PRLvoRD, wife of James F. Telford. The friends of the famty, and those of her brother in- law, John Morton, are particu‘srly invited to attead the funeral, from ber laie residence, No. 432 Eighth avenue, | this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Wanpuse.—lo pd c ar a Wanouse, in the 88th year is age. The friends wad relaitves of the “Fenty, also those of his son-in law, Drake P. Todd, are respectfully inyited to attena the funeral, from the’ residence of his daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Malone: Tuesday, Moy 2, Saucy | (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. CARD.—ESPENSCHMID'S PROVERBIAL BUCCRES AX in biting the public taate bas never been es triu 4 demonstrated as in the Popnlatt ot Ne spléudid spring acd muntaer angle of bata for 169. It ls euperiauive. folly to pay 8 for a latin when # more tenutifal act a ner ote can be bad at Tg Nassau street for $3 50. T JONES, 10 AND 12 ANN STREET.—HAVE YOU seen the shoes and gaiters, a new style; also, the # French call dreas boots, warzanted satisiuctory, at JONES, 10 avd 12 Ann street, RTISTS AMONG THR of Greenwood.—HOL! D MEN.—PHOTOURAPHS the people's picture maker, here, among t#? liring and :be des as well, to whadow. of substevce in dust and asbes, by tae photog: art, Portealts ofthe Uriog and departed by thou Sands are perpetuated in all the glory and pride of auccatry, rikh scence o their childhond’s one sire and money, at old picture shop, 29 Broadway, ¢ pot ha cle HiCtare Pe niy,, serving (ho poopie era tel heees aiter with works of art. QT BVPRDULU, WEDDING CaRD3, NOTES, ETO AL" these cotebrated cares, elegaatly engraved, ean ouly be had Broadway, corner of [sae street. ORBAT SPRING NEOUOINE, A BARUMATISM, SCRUPOLA, SALTRERUM, Ao. HYATT'S LIES SALSAM 13 the most caria'a and ante no medy for the most poiofal aud protean eseoa: algo ® fever sox: brn i the bin HiVaTezecn “75 dene pur Wd, No, 20 Jay street, i ) afternoon, at two | y, No. 73 Orchard street, this | AP GHOR axragoan ivan pune eprrwas, Teeter eens Weaning fa Bor HOSAM ANDERSON, 9) Bower URNETT'S TOILYT PREPARAT! —01 BY purposess we beliors ua ro inte ie mae the known che! Moore, JOBRPH BUR Od i a cel th wel a | of Boolon, ‘They are contedea’ teeny wha so theme ORS superior to most other vali ingly. ‘The Cocoaine is clty, and deservedly no. ble aaa bair dressing.—| Oona (Qeaxomnee AND GAS FIXTURES. Our magnificent assortment of new | gan titures willbe sold duriog the 3 le ' Corner of Broadway aad 40 reat, | Cos. » ‘Nalla penetrating the teak reat toe cored wihout ‘no thet be without the least tnoonventanse tothe pa- after the o; jOUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CROU>. C whooplag cough! disewten of the threal aad aad ulmonary of severest type, are q1 cured: 7 ee Wisean MOF WILD OBER: faye 2 well Keown sees yh is aad blessing to invalida. It contains the pure balsamic pringtp’e of wild cherry, the balsamic ingredicuts, which sre mingled after the true, tg chem! baleam: effect. ‘appesi Probab’ ke ~r Accum as renowned baisam."’ Grrom § cistogubbes lawyer]. aMouere Bern W.Fowux & Co, Bown VGevnenn— @ request of your wave it, 8 slatameni of my experience inthe nse of Dr: Wists balsam ot mild cherry, ,Lhave been uaing itfor two yeare ta aay family foe 8 remedy cplda apa coughs, and have found it the moat ec tat hinve ever tried. For coughs ar {colts im childeen T kare Hilo bean excellent medium. “Reapecituy yours, 5 There is ele convtesfet of hie, batman: icratore beau nad buy only iat prepared by 5. W. Fowle & Uo. Gomton, which Bas the writ En eignatars of L. Butts on the culate wrapper. Smit & Davis, Portland, Oregon. ‘ r pe Ne’ NEW NOR, TALE OF TWO CITIES, STARS ALD of RIPE. Oty dcenta. Ready this morning al a'l nawaltepota. 'S COLD AND GH MIXTURE — D*deaantock: Claplrap advertisements may bolster up claptrap nos- t ible re needs no euch aid. It stands on is ows wi . € resorted to it, Uaoronght: cure Cough intlucnzs, cr catarrh, when noibing elae wilt even religve the disteess Price 25 ce Depot 15 Bockmsa sircet. Sold by druggists. i. LEVETYS: PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN ARTi 1 teeth, 12 Waverley place, near Sroadw ¥ ‘This is to veirooted: certify that I am a get of teeth cor upoa Dr. L.'s patent, and Son cubeatatyiy prosouacs thems: ot. adbasion an@ viatly superior to all others for great comi patoral . . WILSON BPRATLBY, Maxcn 1. i Lead Dental Sturgeon, ice licenses for sale. IXTURES AND FRENCH BEONZZS, HANDELIGRS, PLNDANTs. BRACKETS, &¢., OF THE LATEST FRENCH, ENGLIS! _ AND AMERICAN DESIGNS. FRENCH BRONZES in great variety. An unequalled assortment of the above goodowelected fcr the spring », and at reduced rates SfEPHES PHILaIN, 707 Broadwsy and 38. Fourth street. Jei2sanr ao warcuxs a ae Of att doer AE SUVER WaTCLER, Df all descriptions, For eule by GBO O. ALLEN, 415 roadway, One door below Canal atreet, formerly 11 Well street, FIT DOSS NO.GOOD WE'LL REFUND THF MONBY.— “mental or physi. vous headache, uenralg Beumatisin or wiz nervy us afeciion inskautty by our nervous antidote. reet; Hayes, br EWELRY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, New ant elegant styles, For ssie by GEO ©. ALLEN, 415 Broadway, Cae door below mireet, formerly Li Wall street. ADIES' EARRINGS, PINS AND BRACELETS; LADIAS’ GOLD CHATELAI NS CHAINE; GOLD GUARD AND VEsT CHAINS, For sale by GEO. C. ALLEN, 415 Broadway. L#STER'S SEWING MACHINES. Lock Agents wanted, ‘Salesroom 433 Seoadway, A. ¥. J. W. LESTER, Ww. W. 8. “LORD WARD'S WORCESTZRSHRE 5AUCZ, i From the origiaal recipe of that mobiemaa. Ueed and sold everywhere. THAN JONES & OO, Ri Tamporters of wines and liquors, 46 Broad atroot, ‘cENIGHT’S MALT WINE. ORTH MOORE STREET, TH M1" REE, & ionic i Asa beverege for nursing motered: is unequalled. For consumption and tacee ‘ng from general dability it 1s without comparison, it le recommended by the leadingphy- ‘oF in gas or by bail bs 8) or ho; a THoMes DAVIS ageal, . ¥9 North pioore atreet. JOTICE TO THOSE AFFIICTED. WITH sOROFE- 4 lous humo:a—Dr, KENNEDY, will be a: his office The emithavaian House (eatraace Gn Howson’ stseety durieg the first week tn . All who are tronbled with SCROFU- LA, SaLTRuEU ERYSIPELAS, CANKER. NURS- ING SORE MOUTH, 8CALD HEAD, RINGWORM, SOKB RYAS, & ING OF THE E. PIMPLES ON FACE, ULCARATED SORZ LEGE, are Tequesied to cai. ‘Thin is Dr. Eerneds’s last week of the searom. All his pa- tents now uncer treatment are requested (0 call “and get cas deine en00g’ to complete thetr owe, f QPF MostcaL FRIEND, XL PRICE 10 CENTS. No. 2 Contains “meet my child, I live for thee,” new A Macferren; “Minuet,” by C.P. £. Bach; the Polke,” by I. Gunge; “March,” trom ‘Tanndaneer, ard Wagner, new! ranged by Chas. Bra tel. and an original negro song aid chcrur, called “ibe Wedding Frolic,” by Geo. Leach, For sale at ail uewa depots. So SEWING MAI PRICE FROM ®0 TO $135, for tambtes, tailors and all manufacturing purpores those inechines are unequalled. They are more durable, capable of doing of work and of earning more mousy it $50 and {75-are attracting Le. since & 00., a 408 Broadway. InVER WARE OF THE BEET QUALITY, 8 Qa PLATED WARE Of alt descriptions, Por eale by GRO, C. ALLBN, 415 Broaiwar. RTEBLE & CO., PATENT FEATHER DUSTER Manufactarers, | bave REMOVED from 53. Nagaau sirect, to the | BROWN. 8TONE BUILDING, No 3 PARK ROW (opposite the Astor Housa.) D BN. QcRars, PRINTS, AUTOGRAPHS, ROOZS A " a ty Shop, 108 ravings bought gold at the Old Curiosit: Nasu sires. Morgan's Masuary toreals, fEE CELEBRATED WATOHES. 7 HENEY RAYNOLDS LEMON. roast gee rane 419 Broadway, one docr below Guzalitres. '3E MOST SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL in the market, is the M ing vange AND BEST Bak AIcHARDMON, BUENTON & ©0., 250. a by aw RUNES. VALISES, BAGS, 40, WHOLKSALE AND retal, at W. B. SURONGIS, 'NO.1"Warces eiceet, corner of Broadway. OOTHACHT —H. HYRA'S TOOTHACHE REMRDT contains no prison, no actd, nor anyihiag injurious to the plication does not burt fe moat sensitive nerve, gerigia and permanenxcure, For sale by Ht I thavenve. w ARE NOW ING ANID OPENING SoMB very large invoices, MANTEL CLOORS, BRONZSS, PARIAN SxatuaRy, Ay GENUINE SEVERS OHTNA, of 2 al factory, among which sre ume su LOUIS PALL ‘and porchared at the sale of hia Ps ala aie ees Me eae mend (hem for their ener: ‘pew clags, rod we cau recom baa; V. BACauWOeT & OO oaaG " Corner of Broadway and e strect. os 1.00 aaa $2 00 Same Farts. AT aK HALb. $3.00 SANS Pera coy, tn $4 OO PMO Onssnuens PANTS, $5.00 ™= FROCK OATS, AT aod 49 (rou THE STATE ar Hab. HALL. eTAS! ‘The great CLOTHING | Ke 86 Ful ahem 7 3.28 200m ta iy Taare