The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1844, Page 3

_Ivrropuctory Lycrure to tHe Maaniricent, Srurenvous, aNv ALL-MOVING PHILosoruy OF THE Nuverkenra Century.—The Broadway Taberna- cle ought to be thronged this evening with the grave and gay, the philosophical, and the fashiona- ble, the élite’of this wonderful and marvel-loving cenire of all tremendous social movements on this side sunrise. Professor Bronson intends to fire off the philosophical “ peace maker,” the commence- mentof agrand cannonade on the stupidity and udo-philosophy of the age; which, if it does not first bebind the touch-hole, will knock Fourier- sm, Millerism, and all the isms in Webster's Di -lionary, into a cocked hat. He means to take Drs tPotts, Wainwright, and Dewey to pieces, as easy as he does his Mannikin, and show them pieceineal to the audience. The Professor promises to exhi- bit the growth of a rose, magnified to the size of ixfeet, We could furnish him with a Broadwa) ** tulip,” already magnified in its own eyes to full that size, and that would pay something besides, for being stared at. Among the subjects to be treated of are astrology, idolatry, the metempsy- chosis, mythology,magic, witchcraft, and mesmer- ism. ‘All'the girls in town must be there, and no mistake ; for the very quintessence of love, court- ship, and the philosophy of gettiug married, are contained in those things. A.B. Amusements, Cuatnam Crrovs. —There was last night assem- bled within the walls of this house one of the most fashionable audiences we ever saw congregated, to wit- ness the singular spectacle of the Spanish Bull Fight — ‘The spectacle was commenced and continued throughout with all the spirit and effect of the real exhibition at the Plaza di Torre, of Madrid, and the shouts and exultations ofthe multitude evinced the general admiration of the sport. Mr. McFarland, with his fifty somersetts, drew down continued plaudits. Smith and his celored ‘trou in thelr new concerted melodies, were more than usual We will not forbear to mention that the mi nagers are much indebted for the success of the new spec- tacle to the incessant efforts of Mr. W.R. Derr in training the docile steed which so successfully represents “Jason” the bull. Otto Motty, the triumphant charioteer of the ring, stage and race course, is engaged, and appears for the first time on Thursday. The saine bill as of last night wili be repeated this evening. Huzza vor tHe Kentucky Muinstrets!—This unique band of Ethiopian melodists and delineators ‘of negro character and peculiarities, is enguged at the American Museum, and last night they were received with the most enthusiastic cheering. ‘The large saloon will be crowded during their engagement. ‘The bill is decidedly the richest put forth this season. ‘The magic is excellent. ‘The Chinese equilibriums, the best ever seen. The de- lineations of Irish character true to lifeand most intensely interesting | The Irish song was most melodious ; and the banjo, by Mr. Whitlock, discoursed the sweetest mu- sic we ever heard—to say nothing of the other perform ances by Mr. Sherman, Cerito, Booth, &c. The Gypsey Queen should not be forgotten, for she is gaining great celebrity in her profession of fortune telling. ‘Texas ConGress.—Thirteen of the members of the eighth Congress of Texas are natives of Geor- gia, seven are natives of Tennessee, seven of Virginia, seven of North Carolina, six are natives of Kentucky, two natives of Massachusetts, two of New York, twoof South Carolina, two of Pennsylvania, one a native of Mirsouri, one of Mississippi, one of Ohio, one of Louisiana, one of Austria, and one a native of Canada. ‘Thirty-four of them are planters or farmers, twelve are lawyers, five physi- cians, and two merchants, 0g- LECTURES ON UNIVERSAL PHILOSOPHY— Or the Science ot Things Natural, Human and Divine :— By Professor Bronson, A. M. M. D.’ In the Broadway Ta- dernacle, ‘This Evening, Tuesday, March sth, at half-past 7 o'clock. Syiianus or tue Finst Lectune.—The Method to be ‘observed in the investigation of the subjects proposed ; Progress of the Human Mind ; Fragments of Ancient Lit ‘eraiure and Art, the means towards a great Intellectual Restoration ;—T'he great Cycle of Humanity about to be completed ; Tke Dislectics of Aristotle had their origin in the very’ constitution of the Human Mind :—The Sci- ence of Logic incomplete without an as-cendiag, as well ay de-sconding scale ; for the mind has three degrees of elevation ; the Instauratio of Lord Bacon ascribable to this fact ;—The design of his Novum Organon generally misunderstood. Analysis under consideration—neither believe nor disbelieve, we see a thing is true or false ;—IIlustrations from Shi speare, Milton and Dr. Reld. The Science of Degress s the oceasion of so much error in Philosophy and Re- ligion. External things represent internal things; the Philosophy of Hydrophobia. ‘The immateriality of the mind demonstrated by the science of degrees. Difference between continuous and discrete degrees. The Science of absolute Analogy: connection between feelings, thoughts and actions ; Sincerity and Dissimulation three-fold principle by which every thing exists shown in the Equi-lateral Triangle, and the Golden cl of three links ;—The Animal, Vegetable and Mineral kingdoms of Nature, separated according to discrete de- grees,—afact overlooked by Natural Philosophers, but ‘one of immense importance. Examples of Discrete De- rees in things natural, civiland spiritual. The true Seience of Government and of Education ; all Sciences and Mechanic Arts exist in Man, who is an Epitome of the Universe, Conclusion. (G+PROF. BRONSON’S FIRST LECTURE ON UNI- Pojtal Mailosophy, takes place this evening, March sth, bi half past 7 o'clock, in the Tabernacle. Several songs and recitations (with Mr. Alpers on the organ) will be given before and after the Lecture ; and three er four hundred engravings presented to each auditor during the Course: and nearly 1000 illustrative Paintings exhibited with the Magic Lantern. Subjects :—Method ; Ancient Literature and Art; Intellectual Restoration ; Cycle of Humanity ; Logic ; Ascending and Descending ; Bacon's Novum Or ganon ; Analysis and Synthesis; Study of Man ; De- grees ; [mmateriality of Mind Demonstrated ; Absulute Analogy ; The Trine of all Things ; Kingdoms of Nature ; True Views of Government and of Education ; All Sci- ence and Mechanic Arts Exist in Man, who isan Epi- tome of the Universe. Tickets of admission 25 cents, ad- mitting, however, a lady and gentleman. {G- PREMIUM RAZOR STROPS.—The first premi- um at the Fairs of the American Institute has been awar- pray ro after year, to G. Saunders, for the invention of the Metallic Tablet, with four sides—No. 1 side having the t of a hone, without using oil or water ‘The other sides are for keeping the razor with a fine, smooth edge, #9 that razors can be kept in perfect order without having recourse to 4 cutler or barber, It is used and recommen ded by the first cutlers in England, aad certified by the ‘most scientifie gentlemen in this country. Its great ce- lebrity has caused counterfeits jons innumera- ble, Which can easily be detect ry perfect surface of what is called the tablet side, the origi- nal being smooth and polished. Manufactory, 163 Broad way, New York. QG- "THE SEASON FOR COUGHS AND COLDS has literally come,” and almost every person you meet with is more or less troubled. Sherman’s Cough Lozenges are a convenient article te carry in the pocket, and may be taken through the day without any interruption fr business; and they make quick work, the most sever cough or cold yielding to them in 24 or 30 hours, Is your rest broken at night by a tedious cough ?_ Try Sherman's Cough Lezenges. Have you pain in the breast and side? Apply one of Sherman’s Poor Man’s Plasters, and our word for it, you will find more and quicker reliet from these remedies than all the nostrums in the world. They never fail to cure, Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents, 297 Hudson st; 189 Bowery; 77 Kast Broadway; 139 Fulton st, Brooklyn; and 8 State st, Boston. COMSTOCK & CO’S EXTRACT OF SARSA PARILLA, for the cure of Scrofula, Tetter, General Debilit; Salt Rheum, Sores, Ulceration ot Throat, Eruptions of the Skin, Pimples or Pustulea. and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, imprudence in life, excessive use of mercury. This arti- cle is warranted as good as any other sold at $1, or any price, at the low rate of 50 cents per bottle, or $4 per do- im at 21 Courtlandt street, and 139 Fulton street, Brook yn. og, PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re: returning the public thanks for the liberal support they have received in their efferts to “ suppress quackery,” Leg leave to state that their particular attention continues te be directed to all diseases of a private nuture, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos- pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, they can confidently offer to a requiring medical aid ai vantages not to be met with in any institution n wns country, either public or private. e treatment of the College’ is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that ner cious practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, an in most cases leaving a disease much worse than the original. One of the mem- bers of the College ,for nmmy years connected with the principal hospitals of Furope, attends daily for a consulta. tion from 9 A.M. tus P.M. ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 Acure suaranteed Imronvant To Country Invatips.—Persons living in the country and not finding it convenient to attend per sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing ail medicines requisite to perform a perfect cure by stating their case explicitly, together waith all symptoms, time of contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any and enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to W. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent Office and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 Nassav street OG- HAYS’ LINIMENT, WARRANTED TO CU ie y case of Piles, and Dr. McNair’s ACOUSTIC OIL, a certam cure for Deofness. Can be had at 2) Courtlandt street, Og: RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- TURE, for the radical cure of primary or secondary Sy- philis, and all diseases arising from an injudicious use of mercury. This powerful alterative is warranted to re. move all impurities from the blood, and effectually eradi- cate all former disease from the system. Sold in single hotles, $1 eagh—in cases of half a doxen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Union. Office and onsalting Recms of the College of Meii- Nassau cine and Pharmacy, 95 street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. og CHINESE HAIR ERADIGATOR, WARRAN- ted to remove the hair from the face, neok, ‘or arms; will not injure the skin. At 21 Courtiandt st. Also just re- ceived a splendid article of BAY RUM AND COLOGNE WATER. Quart bottles, price 50 cents. PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS for the radical cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, all mocupurulent discharges from the urethra. ‘These Citla are confidently recommended by the medical faculty in this country and Europe, as an infallible remedy for those distressing complaints, and guarantees to cure the most obstinate cases in half the tiaw usually occupied by the old treatment. Sold in boxes, $1 each. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medi cine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street. W. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent good success,’ You can pub) lise to you. Lam, dear Si onic Mixture, prepared by Pharmacy of the city of New York, 1 confidently re commended for all cases of debility produced by secret in dulgenoe or exces dy for impotence, sterility, or barrenness (11m Nassau street war individual who attempts to dec representation that the only agency for the magical Pain Extractor only agents in Ne contract and power of attorney irrevocable to them for 20 Italian COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT. 10 SIGNOR PALMO |, anxious to s: an Italian oft Te talerelgae’: Paani and Veuring a lively ‘of the days of Garcia, Mali- | 22 plessing remembrance, of the for" ctiscat recalbis | verte ‘at various times visited our city, are desirous of giving to Mr Palmo a.com tary benefit, as a mark | Gf respect for his zeal and liberality, and an earnest desire in this way to enable him to sustain the enterprise he has _ #0 successfully commenced. | ‘The benefit will take place on Thursday, March 7th | ‘Tickets at Three Dollurs, may be had of either of the | subscribers, or at the Box Oftice, where seats for the oc- | casion may be secured, Philip Hone, Edward Prime, Peter Schermerhorn, Samuel Ward, Charles Davis, 1Eugene Grousset, John Howland, Daniel Stanton, James J. Jones, Abraham Schermerhorn, Victor De Launey, James W, Gerard, James W, Otis, E. Felix Foresti, James Foster, Jr J. Collins, James F. Penniman, Samuel Jaudon, Joseph Hudson, Henry Aug. Colt, John McKeon, N. P. Hosack, W. 8. Wetmore, James Drake, Ernest Fiedler, Henry C, Marx, John T. Brigham John J. Kingsford, James J. Mapes, Wm. Burns, James Rin| Charles A. Griffin, Wm, C. Rhinelander, Stephen Williams, Mortimer Livingston, . L. Graham, J.M_ Oppenheim, Edward Mirandoli, Aug't Seignette, Wm. Maxwell, T. Van Zandt, Duncan C. Peli, D. Barney, Felix Argenti, David C. Golden, Adolph Le Barbier, A. Binda, Mathew Morgan, Francis Gottenet, Edward Jones, Louis K, Bridge John C. White, Alex. M. Lawrence, John T. Van Alen, Ralph Schoyer, ‘Augt. Cleveland, George C. De Kay, D. Trenor, W. Coster, J, Sherwood, Hi. M. Bostwick, C, W. Meletta, W.S. Miller. 0G- MYSTERIES OF PARIS—FRENCH EDITION, complete.—The Eighth and last number of the French edition of this world renowned and popular work, is pub- lished this morning. The whole forms a neat volume of over 630 pages—price in paper covers $2—handsomely bound in cloth, $2°25. Offite 30 Ann street. fig- SOUTHERN BALM—All persons laboring un- der Consumption, Cou Colds, Influenza, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. &c., are requested to call upon the follow: ing named persons, who have used the Southern Balm ; Mr, Jacob Doree, attached to the steam ship Great Wes- tern, was afflicted with a severe cough, pain in the side, &e. &e. for nine years ; he procured two bottles of Sou: thern Balm, which entirely cured him. Mr. F. A. Ross, Merchants’ Exchange, was cured of Consumption when thought beyond cure, by the use of two bottles of Southern Balm. “ Subsequently | recommended the Balm toa number of my friends, who were troubled with lung complaints, many of whom received very great benefit from it ; and my candid opinion is, that of all the medicines puffed up from day to day in the newspapers for Pulmonary affec- tions, Asthma, &c., there is not a more valuable medicine presented to the public than the Southern Balm. JOHN M. HOWE, Dentist, 209 Grand stre Mr. Lewis F. Greene, 196 Front street, Brooklyn, was cured of Consumption of ten years? standing, after using eight bottles of Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort without ob- taining relief, by the use of a bottle of Southern Balm. Let allafflicted with Pulmenary affections call at our store, 257} Broadway, corner of Rwade street, and look at the certificates and ‘references to individuals who have been cured of Consumption, Colds, C Influenza, Bronchitis, ke. &e. Price $1 a bottle. SHECUT & CO. Agents—Dr. A. Upham, 196 Bowery; Mr. King, Fv street; Dr. Kirst, 187 Canal street; H. H. Lloyd, 3 Pri MONEY MARKET. Monday, March 6—2 P. M. The Stock Market was very active to-day, and prices | sperm. show a great improvement. Long Island advanced 4 per cent; Mohawk, 1}; Harlem, 2}; Norwich, }; Farmers’ Trust, 1; Kentucky, }; Pennsylvania 5's, }; Indiana, }; Western, 3; Vicksburg declined }; Ohio 6's, Canton and North American Trust closed firm at Saturday’s prices.— The great advance in Western Railroad since Saturday, cannot be accounted for. It was placed on the books of botn boards of brokers about two weeks since, and the speculators have already got it in hand. It is undoubted: | ly good sterling stock, but the present position of the road will not sustain so rapid and great an advance. Stocks from all parts of the country seek this market to | receive the benefit of the speculation that 1s continually | going on here. Just as soon as anew stock comes on | change the brokers get hold of it, and start the price up before operators fairly understand what it is worth, or where it comes from. ‘The introduction of a few new stocks ipto the boards of brokers would create quite an activity in the market, as most of those daily operated in are nearly used up. They have become too common to catch the unwary. Annexed we give a table showing the total receipts, ex: penses, and nett income of the railroads of New Eng- land. It is avery instructive statement to the capitalists of this city, and shows that money invested in this kind of property produces rapid and profitable returns. The average per cent nett income of the twelve roads of New England, is a little over five. The average per cent of those paying dividends is nearly seven. ‘There is a two fold benefit arising from the existence of this de- scription of property. a’he first is the safety of the in. vestment, and the second is the good these improvements produce by developing the resources and wealth of the country. Patnoaps or New Enciann. dl Re- Name. Cost Expe's. Net inc’e. Worcester, 836,168 $2651 § estera, 5:01, 204 285,827 Provivence, OU473 125/374 Eastern, 631 104.610 Low-ll, 853,746 109 366 Nashau, 380.000 39,991 250 000 18,823 428,513 23,280 250,000 — Ch’a Branch, 250.000 20,234 Band Maine, — 1,384,049 109,197 Norwich, 2°166,566 137,464 $21,613,980 $2,297,463 $1,177,817 $1,119, Nearly every dollar of the $21,613,000 invested in these railroads is owned by the people of the Six Eastern States. Farmers, mechanics, day laborers, operatives in manufactories, in fact those following all pursuits, who have a little money to spare, invest it, as fast as it accu- mulates, in these railroads. It is estimated that the stock of these companies is held by more individuals than that ofany other corporated companies in the country. This is the secret of their success. Capital is invested at the be- ginning for a permanenttresting place. It is entrusted to individuals in whom the public have the most implicit doing in Whale in this mar- ket; quotations rule ‘at 39a 36c, There has been lately le activity at the East. Nothing doing in ‘ing indemand sales to some b 5 mess, $962}, ‘We quote country prime ss. —Pork is im extent have been made o! Beef continues very inactive. $3754; city do, $425 a 4.62} ; country mess, $9 75 a6; 252662}. Lard is quite active; we quote mo- derate sales at 53 a 6c. Rice.—Sales of fair to good we notice at $2 56} a 275. For the best, holders demand $2 87}. Reat. Estate—The following sales were made at auc- ‘ins, do. pie p- prime at $7 ~ worth, Homer, unc. r Sr Jonn, NB, Feb 27—Arr Exile, Card, NYork. NE: Zt: El ‘The 2 lots of ground on the west side of Columbia street in the city ot Brooklyn opposite Colon- nade Row, and forming part of the Colonnade Garden, being 60 feet on Columbia street, 50 feet on Furman street, and 164 feet 6 inches in depth on each side Be pe The 3 story house and lot No. 4 feet front, 125 feet dee fo: Pontianp, Mar l—Are Di Cardeuas cleared yes HiLapenriuta, N ‘Stearns. Havana for Bath. per, North, from Peruam- Bactimone, Mar 2 Jaueiro; Direct, Brigg: 5 Georges, Wat i ee, Trinidad; Com. ra and Porto Cabello; Eanma, Cole, i jaltimore, Boston H. SC Feb %—Arr Jano, Nori bs, New Bedford; ‘i, Landis, New jot § 100 feet, bought in for. . . front house and frame buil 29 Beekman street, lot 225 feet , by 100 feet deep’ . . Fountain, N York Two story bric N New York Cattle Market. Man. 4.—At Market, 900 Beef Cattle, 120 Cows and Calves, and 400 Sheep. Purcxs.—Beef Cattle—We quote $450 a $525 to 575 a A few show cattle sold as high as $7. Cows and Calves —All sold at $16 a 97. Sheep—But few at market, all taken at $2 25 to $400 a 0, bril ant dramatic protucti with which every lover of —have «ver beew issued in eve, the m st enduring works o pheil. Trbin, Kuo ler, fa e; Leiga Hut, Bulwer a. er uot t. be found acail in our b oksior 8, on, if ted and \rossly’ incor modero dram:- u On the 29th ult., by the Rev. Professor J. M. Maflitt, Mr. | found, to be had enly in shabby, mu Westey Soir to Miss Sanam Dritow, daughter of John Dillon, Esq, both of this city. On the 2nd instant, by the Rev. Geot Jantes Nixon to Misd Canotine Diviw On the 18th February, at St. Peters’, Barclay street, by the Very Rev. Dr. Power, Ronnt neTn Crcris Gaver, all of this city. apahy of te public taste ms em 10.8 is deyarunent of Which are evshrined some of th uy dera ele que’ c Printed an@ presented 19 a t any rate we mean te Lest ch: seus? of tne pabli Benedict, Mr. Paice and Exiza- ‘The present series will coroprire such modern dramas of ce- e never yet been embraced in auy colles ry that these ouitte On Saturday evening the 2nd instant, Ancurmary Da | (omitted berause of muyesior to any that have era, seecho a ‘ruth, which hi critical authorities. His friends and those of the family are respectfully i vited to attend his funeral without further invitati this afternoon at 4 o’clock, from his late residence Spring street. t plete work, will be print d iva ha: dsome 12m » fo1 ‘ Joug prime. tyje, sverag ng abut 80 pgs © f consumption, James McFatt, aged 29 yeary, I months and 16 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully requested to attend his funeral this (Tuesday) after- noon, from his late residence No, 18 Walnut street, with- out further invitation. itishoped ‘hat all w the area. dramatic chef Wiauvres of the present 0 po:tuai ‘wonld make a oniform collection of fihe day will avail them- Passengers Arrived. Maranzas—Barqu- Sharou—J Mal Naw Ontsans—Ship Vicksburg — mer—6 in the steerage. Passengers Salled. high ' hole series (veing a celebrat “ae arch 12h. Apply 0 Im. Chas Clark, Miss A Ho- as Clark, Miss A Ho: aves Deru Jay. i TOF THE SICK ROOM, with \. and vis, 5 Tangier, Sse ieee | Feb in port, Globe, Nadel; tta, Farrell, do, sol day peed’ Performance t ) co1 er Porformence-- Munday, Wedpeodag, ond PWethss, FIFTH NIGHT OF LUCIA DI MERMOOR. WEDNESDAY EVENING March 5. Ge verformance will umence with. (4th times. ‘ LU TA br CAMMER MOOK Lueia di Lammermoor, Sister of Lord Ashton, Sig - Lord Heary Asht ray Mot P. Alt AE Box Ofies or Lectures. PALMO’S NEW YORK OP&RA HOUSE. CHAMBEKS STREFT UNDER He BUPLRIN *NDENCE OF THE COM- ission fot bis Nieht Onl: AMER DOLLARS. Doors open at 7 o’clock.—Performance to commence at half ‘Tre Committee for the Complimentary, Benefit so Ferd. Pale eaters tatelnigh tw deh i Be who have ial ¥olaieerd the services for this cecasion,) will ap pearl SIA" k- WORGHESE and A. MAJOCCHI, SIGS OR DE BE 138, SIG. L OZ. U, ‘AZZI, T SIG RAPETT! Who, at the request of the Committee, has ver tne earencof foe c(t, Soe Ty ini iene ich is Consequently postponed to ‘Maestro and Director of the Chorus GE TIENNE Wile neean Pokiad Seren ee ee of ill be presented part of Rozzi i's erlebrated Opera IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA, And part of Donizet i’s Of of LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, With appropriate Seneries and Costumes, with id ENTERTAINMENTS. ‘Duesday next, Pant ; 1—Grand EZZO CORCERTATO, by fall Orehestra, in which all the pri ipal Professors will introduce some select- ed Sol . IL TRIGGIONIERO DI STATO, an Ovigio oaition ty Sg LO, BIANCO, Poetry DY Me RANT Wose it of tor the first time belore any aud v. TELL, d-Grand SCLNA AND, DUETTO, from Donizetti's O : Teg’) «Nome yer nou e quel tespio,” Tand'Sig PERO. il. ted oveRTURE from ‘‘I1 Barbiere d: Si THE MANAGEM Perigtendence of Cu Trestwent, by Mrs. Barwell k and the convalescent Loxpon—Packet ship Victoria—Mr Jackson aud family, Wm C Hall, Mrs Harley, Arthur Harley, G3 New York: Mrs en arsed and revised by ew York under the advice of Valevtive Mott, Hamilton and servant, London; Mr Del; ngland; T Wood- house Stevens. Trieste. ts is ef Medern Romance—six in. Foreign (mportationus complete in one volum ted tothe purpose for which it was appropriated, ‘Thou- sands and hundreds of thousands of dollars are not used cost the Erie road of this State for commissions, broker- age and counsel fees. idle, when money to call the attention of men of means to the above report, and to the condition of the railroads that diverge from this city, any one of which can be made as profitable and productive as those in New England. At present they are dragging outa sickly existence. The difference street; corner avenue D and 3d street; W. K. Northal Brooklyn; A. Guthrie, Albany; Redding & Co., Boston. WHY BE GOVERNED BY PREJUDICE, IN stead of reason and judgment, and, in consequence, suffer with rheumatic and gouty affections, when you should have discretion enough to use an article that has never failed to cure the most obstinate cases, and will cure you? It is the Indian Vegetable ir and Liniment, from 2) Cortlandt street; and to those who wish them, references will be given to persons in this city, who have been cured by this remedy, and they can learn from them that all we say of it is true. No article, for rheumatic affec- tions, has ever been so universally successful as this; and rson can suffer with such complaints, who will use this remedy from 21 Cortlandt street, New York, and 2 N. 5th street, Philadelphia. QG- DYSPEPSIA.—To soothe thi ings of human- ity, to ameliorate disease, is the grand ob- ject of medical science. ‘This is etficiently demonstrated in the healing virtues of DR. BENJAMIN BRAN. HS PILLS. The cures effected by this medicine would fill volum Views on Indigestion as a source of various Undefined and Irregular Nervous Sensations. Is, small at first, grow larger from delay, ‘And slowly eat their ead and cankering way; “Thus, by successive throes, the frame is torn, “Till health and peace of mind alike are gone.” The nerves ot the human body—those necessary and mysterious agents which immediately connect man with external nature—are singularly prone to have their functions disordered py an oppressed condition of the stomach; the minute termination of that portion of the nerves expanded upon the organs of digestion conveying the morbid impression to the Brain. And although the Head can, undoubtedly, like other organs, be the seat of primary disorder, yet, in the great majority of cases, the uneasy sensations there experienced are symptomatic of disordered Stomach; and, further, there is abundant e dence to prove that crudities inthe Stomach and Bowels can, in every grade of human existence give rise to spns- modic action in every organ of the body; whether we sur- vey it in the agonizing form of Tic Doloreaux,the alarming convulsions of the Epileptic seizure—or in that irritable condition of the nerves of the heart occasioning nervous palpitation—they can all Peaeently be traced to the source above mentioned, and be c! by mild evacuant and tonic remed lieve a state of so much suffer ing and distress (in which body and mind also partici BRANDRETH PILLS are confidently recommend: ; a8, by combining aromatic tonic and cleansing pro- peitien, they ‘remove all, oppressive accumulations, strengthen the Stomach, induce a healthy appetite, and impart tranquallity to the nervous system;and, in fact, by their genera! purity ing power upon the blood, exert @ most beneficial influence in all cases of disease. 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D. Wright, corner of Houston and Lewis streets, Mrs, Booth, 5 Market street, Brooklyn. NEL’'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, co from 21 Courtlandt street, will cure any of the following complaints, or no pay will be taken for it, v Burns and Scalds, Chilblains, Piles, Eruptions, Tett Bruives ant Sprain Salt Rheum, Sores, Sore Nipples and Eyes, Frosted Feet, Chaps, Ery Buy only at 21 -ysipelas, Fever Sores. ourtlandt street in this city, or you are cheated with a base and counterfwit article, ‘and “130 Fulton street, Brooklyn Gg- COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, Gentian and Sasafras, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppres. sion of qu be relied on the above roots unadulterated by any mineral prepa tion, amd will be fond much more efficacious than the mixture sold by for all diseases arising from impurity of the blood or abuse of mercury, Sold in segs bottles at 75 cents each, cases of half dozen, $3 60; do sent to all parts of the Union. kery, A.D. 1942. This 7 werful purifier may possessing all the medi inal properties of ggists as the Extract of Sarsaparilla, dozen, $6, carefully packed and W. 8 RICHARDSON, Agent. N. B. A liberal discount to agents. ‘Terms cash, office { the college, 95 Nassan st. og: CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The the College of Medicin fany kind, It isan inval depend ng. on mal-formation.) Single hotles $Leach ; cases of halfadozen $5; care. i fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 95 HIARDSON, Agent. WHAT WILL THE WORLD THINK OF AN e them with the false in Walker street. Messrs. Comstock & Co. wand always have been the for the genuine salve, and my ears, cén beseen at theirstore. Buy only of the above irm, whose power ia irrevocable for twenty years. HENRY DALLEY. between the roads of the two sections of the country, ari- ses from the fact that those of this neighborhood are got up wholly for speculative purposes, and to enable the prime movers to make fortunes out of those who have been credulous enough to place any confidence in the operations of a set of swindling financiers. ‘There is an} immense amount of capital in this city, invested in property that does not pay four per cent interest annually, There are millions of dollars in this city that would ea- gerly seek investment in railroads running from this city, could directors and officers be found to control them, pos. finished roads will have to work out their own salvation, out. The dull, quiet, inactive state of the Cotton market, sent one of those great reactions that often occur in specu- extremes. A business that keeps pace with the demand will always be healthy and profitable, so long as the de- mand springs from the actual wants for consumption, — late feeling in rel back supplies to run up the Liverpool market, #0 us for- tunes could be made on the rise, without the risk of send, ing forward a single bale. Reports unfavorable to the yield of the new crop were manufacturea for the purpose ry feeling to create an advence. To acertain extent these movements were successful, but the decided stand taken Bank of England, have discoureged operators on this sider and produced quite a depression in this market. The new crop of cotton will, without doubt, fall below that of last year, but it will exceed the estimates made by many who use figures for a different purpose than to arrive at correct conclusions, ‘The quantity in euch bale of cotton increa aes every year. A few years back the average number of pounds in each bale did not go over four hundred The fifty pounds, making a difference in the quantity in the same number of bales, fullone third more. Many bales of cotton made up far into the interior of the cotton grow- ing sections, contain seven hundred pounds. ‘This is to save freight down the rivers, the boats charging by the For instance— 1,800,000 bales, at 400 pounds per bale, would amount to 720,000,000 and 1,800,000 bales, at 550 hig tg 909,000,000 ‘This shows that the actual yield this year does not fall so far below that of last, as appears by the estimates made of the number of bales the present crop will produce. of Representatives, directing the committee of ways and means to bring in a billto provide forthe sale of the pub. lic works, has been carried by a vote of 43 to 45. Old Stock Exchange. $1200 NY State 4's, 58 15 Eqnitable Ins C 2000 NY City 54, 70 Fir men’s Ine Co. 200 0a ‘8 14 Long Id Ins Co 9000 Ohio 6's, ‘60 140 Farmers’ Trast Co 500 do E lo bi2 6000 do. 99% 100 do 6 10000 do $30 9944 50 do 38% 5000 Ken-ucky 6’s 30 565 do 38h te00 do boo 1 59 Canton Co Balt 35% 13000 do. M9 do End 9000 Pennsylvania 5's tv ExeCo 10 2000 do. 9 do § 50 Reading 200) Tadiana Bonds 200 Harlem RK 2000 do b30 344g 100 do #30 5000 do 30!g 150 = do 10000 Tennesse? 5's b60 100 do i“ 9 lo, 86 50 Long Island RR twk 74 12 shas Bk Comim’e, fall wo do. aa) 7 Am kx Bank 85" 150 Mohawk RR 57K 2 do oO 10 N Am Trust Co 0 & Wore RR 1% io bio 20% do New Stocu xchange. $1000 Ohio 6's, 60815 99 25 Cantoa Co a3 000 do. st 2 do 3 2000 Kent’y 6's, 30 ys ede Hy 00 lo 2/00 Hlinois 360 1004 do atw 6 Farmers’ Ln ’ 23 38 do bew a8 ¢ bs # 0 b ony 0 do, 30% 250 © lo i 25N Am Trust 13% 50 do sy B38 90 Vieksburg Bk 7 100 do a15 53% 25 Nor & Wore 3% 50 eo. ba 538 no do 26 eu do bd 53! nn do bIS 37h9 200 do ” State of Trade. Asnes.—Pots we quote very dull at $462) 0409 ; Pearls are very inactive 5 055 a 5 124, Breswax.—Prime ye 30} cents, low is in demand for export at 30 Corvox.—The sales today amount to 2,600 bales, of | whieh 2000 was taken for shipment—prices same asthe close of last week, Freights firm at Jd for square and jd for round, to Liverpool. Fioon sp Gast ~ Sonthern brands of Flour are held at $5; Western, $493]. Wheat ranges from 9% to $1 N60 Hon rates show no change from the prices of last wee Fisu.—Dry Cod are in demand at $287}. We do not | learn of any movements in Mackerel. Hay. ir demand exists for North river bale, which we quote at 56} a 600, 's.--We notice small sales of New Orleans at 28 uba Muscovado, 26je; Trinidad, 24 a dhe. Maranzas—Barque Sharon—104 bags eoffee 1552 boxes sugar confidence, and it is invariably to the last fraction, devo- | & 0 000 best Sectch Fire Bricks, for sale i» lots J. McMURKAY, 100 Pine st, corner of Sovth. Sill LOUISVIUL®, from New Orlean at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st please attend to theryceipt of their goo h ) yermegees ne er rew erst to suit purchasers, Domestic Importations. Auburo=I6 boxes whetstones Butler lins & Brothers—310 bbls pork 122 do , ; j ; New Ontraxs—Shi up in counsel fees, salaries, and miscellaneous items. In | & Gardner—3 4 New England three froads have been built for what it has | 265 kres lard 25 pe arene tT Johaaon'73. 40 bbls linseed 01 ICE TRIBUN 5 bxs 01 At this moment, when there is so much capital laying | 21¢1 3 0 . Small, W) eeking good investments, we wish | 2m_!l, fY MONTHS!” 1 wermI31 kegs lard CW Si Milbank—100 do G Chapman—1 Fox & L vingstoy sks feathers Spear & Vand 0 LATION, s printings HS: MARCH NUMBER, nis—B beles cotton Ss sam & Nixon—20 Wert & OL 8 bols pork 6 do clever 10 9 tes 48 chs cl Hints on Conversations, by osre—25 hhds 1 bbl tallow 3 do clove thy 3es mdse Keed & Schermerhorn—1 do FG bxs 2 bales mdse | bb! timothy seed 2 do tatlow 8 dc G Douglass—3 bales mdse Allen & Gathwaite—3 bx & co—I5 bbs hams 20 kegs lard Mason & specie K Corning & co Ship Vigksbare—8t bl Mil er—341 do 09 do lad J bf ber clover seed Geo Douglass —226 bbl: Le Barbie-—1100 kegs lard Roberts = 8 do lard H Blydenbury & co—4 do clover see merhorn—30 kegs butter John Boyeo—4 do. I Hiains & co—58 bbls hams an: Hicks—596 bbls pork Brush & co—521 hides 7 bys wool HH Butterworth 203 bbls hams 449 kegs lard 5 bbls tallow Caleb Si H !do—2 boxes 1 baly m: FC ‘T Des Arts—18 kegs lard RH Robinson—8 sai B Fosdick—49 hhds sugar 88 bales cotton 600 bbls pork 30 hhds tobacco 2 cases 4 bales mdse 30 packages skins to Mobile—150 bales cotton A Averill—83 Win Barnwell—8l Hicks & co—65 © Bolton—87 Greenway, Henr 8 . D Mathews—91 Sturges & *Plewant Rhymes, by Park Benja , by J. Fenimore Cooper the Great Unknown, Mr. John Frost, by Eli- ‘Aristocracy, or Shill 1, Shall 1? by “Mrs. Mary ork Fountains and Astor Baths, by Miss C. M. Seda- Lhe Bride of Ceylo.s, by F. M. Sidney; The Betrothal of Mz, Quint, y Henry ‘Theodore the Little Match Girl of Kentucky, by Mrs. 8. F. by Mra, B. F, Thomas. Re-tew of Orion by tle Nell in the Stor Reed & Sei kegs lard Small, W, Barrington; shoulders 7 do. tallow nee sessing the probity, energy and perseverance of those who have so successfully completed the magnificent roads of the East. Suspicion has been thoroughly roused by such exposures as the Erie road has produced, andall the half TS OF THE MARCH NO. plendid Original Americas i order. el Monics—Brig of Philadelphia, and | CONDUCT and ex graved by | SECOND NIGHT. O} The movements of money are very curious and surpri* | Clearman—13 sing. ‘The first proposition to charter a bank is met with an offer for subscription to any amount. ‘The most dan, gerous speculations con find plenty of capital to go on with. Any thing producing evil instead of good, tha; he Street Goss: rome, to itluatrate a “Chercoal Skete! ‘Terma—$3 per annum in advance— lwo Copies for $5. ¢e- part of this city or Brooklyn, and sent by mail to all parts of the United States. Address WM H. GRAHAM, Tribune Office, 160 Nassag street 1» designed and ener [CP All orders from Conntry Agents sent all the new Cheap Pablicativns of the day at Pablisher md 2tisD&'tW Pec 45, Kc —20 brakets Annatto, prime; les fresh Arairn Flow compared to the excitement of a few week’s since, pre- fee ir cp. ¥ Feb. 6 | Patrick lations. ‘The regular course of trade does not lead to such | iddon Toronto, Griswold, Westmister, Hovey, J. 8. ASPINWALL, 96 William street. NAfi th Oper, “La al factotum sig Diet rrito has kindly volunteer: etviee pics 6 SAND DUET TO foaN bea to Li a :, . from the same “Di = Bail, Lage onwetto,” by Bi fy BORGHESE and Sig. Pant UL, whe, feeoed Act of LUCIA DL LAMMERMOOR, by the es ‘> ‘The Prisoner of State is now published, and for sale at The the Opera Hunse, at Bertau’s Book Store, and at the Express Difice mt The Greatest invention of the Age. Sen M&® FABER, of VIENNA, respectfully announces to the American public, that he has succeeded, after sevex- TrEN VEANs of capertinentation aud austowical studiea, i ING ANUS ot INpustTAie AND MrCHaNisME at inetly every letter of tne alphabe, converses soa will sina and RECITE IN ee Lane 1, German, and Latin, vention for w short time, #o.that & opportunity of witnessing & has excited surprise and admiration threughout the ef entific world. ‘The EXHIBITION ROOM, comer of B Way and Lisnenard street, will be open every’ day (ex 4 day) from Ww A.M. opal ni es saa rary renee except a from 7 tl o'clock. i MSO TURAWS: ‘chularea under ten years of ‘age, 25 cents. ‘The entrance is in Lispenard street, third door en, the left side from Broadway, f29 tteee PARK THEATIN. j ‘The Public is respectfully informed that this establishment will eR BN ESDAY EVENING, March 6, 184 brated Play of the With Two New P h ng % al Drama of SPIRIT OF THE FOUNTAIN. i 5 will be produced with new Scenery, Costumes and Decorations. Boxes 40 « ents—Pit “5 Centa—Gallery 1235 Cents. A THEATRE AND CIRCUS. D BY H ROCKWELL & O. R. STONE. TH NISH BULL FIGHT. IS £VENING, Morch 5, verformances to cor with Soldiers of the Golden Elephants. jor us vy W.| After which varic 2 of Horsemanship, Gymnastics, Corde je, fte. olante, Vau ting, Alrican Drolleries, Alter which Johu Smith will To eo “MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATHE. THIS EVENING, March 5th—The performaners wi! commence with JOHN PRETTYJOHN & CO. Alter which CINDERELLA. ‘The Baron Pompolino-+ Argo, Anthony, HARDWARE CASKS “Elwell’s” and ‘*trade’s® patent Carclina Hoes. bright Tr ces, Hock Jan, 29 | Emerald, Howe, Feb 1] Francois Mar. All speculations create fictitious wants, and the extent is hin cbr aan only limited by the ability to sustain the excitement. The ion to cotton is conclusive evidence of this fact. The greatest efforts were made, by keeping Foreign Letter Ba; Hereafter, Letter aud News World, will be made up at th (tthe redneed ie all parts of the p Orricr. Ship Mnscers Wo shall esteem it a favor to Commodore Ronrar S re of the Shipping left at ‘easels Spoken on ther Passage any Foreign Newspapers or yoard them immediately on sth respondents, at home or abroad sending to this Office al obtain. Nautical !xforms —From txt May—In a privatw f mi of our News Fleet, a boarders, by a sinall fanily Port whence they sailed, the List of their Cargo, d vy Zi of influencing the market abroad, and to raise the necesa- minander of a Kur will alsv confer a favor by hy cher own apart Pork Place or Warren st of any kiad wi i aud nerr Broadway Addreys B: by the Manchester spinners, and the course adopted by the . Lee Eanyenly ‘are aud Appo ANISA SIPUA women, with good ei Ay and Seamstress ice.) JOHN TRYON--- Manager and Lessee. Is, Pen, GRAND PREPARA 1ONS FOR THE ror SPRING CAMPAIGN. The public ere respeettuity in med that the Bowery Amphi- theatre ix closed wotil Weduraday #-vering, Mareh 6th, in order to Refit, Alter, Eolarge aud kambellish THE ARENA Lower aud Widen’ the T. FE. c STALE; e 13 And Change the Ceutre of the RING. The whole intenar willbe arranged on the Model of the lebrat ASTLE LONDON AMPHITHEATRE, 3 for th: AN DRAM SPEC v ‘ESN RCUS PEKFORMANUSS, ina St le of Splendor and F fleet hitherto unat- see RE OHUN E Will have the Superintendsnee of ‘the “T heatrieal Department. mire To be given oO E. ELIZA L. DU PONT, niece of John Dockyard, Bermuda, will call on Ligntbeum, 56 Broad str et, she will hear of somethi ag’ ol, Dunham & Dimon; Jas | nek, McM) ; Wabash, Stanton, th, Mobile, Center & Co; "TO PUBL SHéKs OF NEWSPsPERS—W hoe I chase, the whole or part ofa Country Newspaper este blivi- | hand of Et situated in one of the free States. 10, ; ved to pore present average will not vary much from five hundred and | St Petershurg, Wm Weisser, Cla Je, Fessenden, Havay ps; Lawrerce | J Faroham.—Sehr Ohanty, Smith, : Wi SW Pass, with prov jement, containing, new and tinpor ti in the United States : By rev. rleans, Feb. 11, with cot- tant facts, now firs hauncey Hare ‘4 bale, without any regard to the quantity in it, ‘The esti- | ton a mates of a crop are always made as to the number of bales: | to Bud iro, with coffee, ndard Drama, Ne. 1; lon from Matanzas, Feb. 26th alt, Jat $4.47, Lon 79 29, in a heavy gale from |; arried away fore topinast, fore topgallant mast, and jib- Barque Providence, Vinson, 17 days from Mobile, with cot- | .3, by Bulwer, will appear on Sa- | ly eon m3 tee 1 TAILORING F STABLISH-— 301 PEARL STREET, | ATH 08 BEEKMAN, « subscriber, well known for thech-apaess avd darability le ives to inform his patrons, and the public | that he snow, to euit the eronomical tendeney of the times. kiog Rarments of the ver} Barqne [wenowna, Shinn, 15 days from St. Marks, with cot- W.. Pratt Brig Mary Pennetl, Merriman, from Havana, Feb. 18, with | 381 hhds molasses to F. . Willivins, 16 days The resolution introduced into the Pennsylvania House | 4,5, berets a p88 Schr Currency, Sharp, 19 days from Ponce, PR. with 124 hds | sugar to He wland & Aspinw h Sehv Margaret Ann, Paine, a 3 days from Richmond,with coal, ia aay of 20 tha, they will give er Heary Clay, Burton, from Folly Landing, with corn, to master Schr Abraham Osborn, Osborn, from Virg! Sehr Clotilda, Van Name, from Virginia, lemen may unde: he fol owiug bill of prices 1 . With oysters, | “ha (0 ther “ | shall’ be of th Oysters (0 | Superior West of bn) Pan sof blaca or dowsle-milled ( Vv Silke, satin, Ker"! + rimming in the best sty hie Sami Coddington, Lockman, from Vi master. | - 2h 0, Smith, ( days from Boston, with mése, to BE. & le, at the fotlo; Sehr Marietta, Norris, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to J. * | t Sehr Cage, Nickerson, 4 dass from Boston, with mdse, to E. Superi pf Denver Overcoats, from+ W ARTICLE uM 1 FOn SHAVING—FERREES KAM OF BAPO! " % surpasses avy sha have tred it, to barque from the joorman, Johuston & 23 days from Trinidad de Cw Mediterranean, 71 day: a. . ‘auc! tender faces are requested to call Barque Eugenia is not below. ive it m fair trial will be re nmned. tors received by the manu ve number of let- 1: New Youn, Dee 18th, Ms that fean is heir (oar | not the lease especially when cravelliag, isan “anshaven” eb Rerurni:g rece sthy fran Oneida, Fanek, Havre: 8 ory Bliss, (Br) Cammings, Liver, New Orleans; H Allen, Wilson, Charlesta Dyan Sin,—Am ong the nto a store, ‘aud the proprietor, my herler, Bq , observin your Shaving Cream ted with most of Havana; Geo Hallet Howes, | i Hstion , Jackson, de of Kurope via Savanneh; Rapid, » Wingate, New O1 hers. Wind NW, Miscellaneous. Howell, do, and ot blowing fresh all day. port from Matan- | Jat 36 30, lon 74 10, a vessel dismasted and abaudoned, apparently of about 200 tons Whalemen. At Pernambuco Ist ult, Lawrence, Hunt, from Sandwich Isl- ands for New London, full of oil. autity by the manufacturer by all the y rin oh tw ADRING FASHIONS: the accommodation of M: STYLE of be forwarded to chem byrasall oath etarers abroad, ht Shekepeare Hotel; Atwood’s, Hermitage Paul Jones, Watkins, of Boston, from New York for Uanton, ES date, lat 22 8, lon not giv ‘ortinnd for Havana, Feb 22, lat 314 | Georgiana, 7 days from by the Curreney, at thi Dalmatia, Howes, 40—by the Vicksbarg, Mogul, trom Wes" ‘and 3 Astor Honse, with Hats of the new Now | .,N-B—Gentlemen ean be supplied style, at our counter, New York, Feb. ROBERT HoPh HART, NO. NASSAU STR FERS for sole, in lots to su r Brown Stout, Sco. key, Dark and Pale Brandies, Madeiry, SI Hing Hock, Claret, &e. port. for Boston, Feb 21, lat 26, lon 79 indies for Boston, (so reported) March 2 —by the pilot boat New Y Foreign Ports. Havana, Feb 18—In ORNER OF PINE, ort, York, Morrill, purehwers, Seotel Ale, es, Tari Bs ‘| Henry Newell, All of the best quality YOUNG FRENCIIMAN, having taken bis degrees tc the University of Para, desires to find a respectable to take care of the children’s education tn, from ahd it Ida, Goodell, from d. , for on, «me day: David Pratt, Tare, from oload tor Prrdand, doy Genera, disg. Sid 18th, Bevis, Doane, Bosto Filizab th, Remington. Philadelphia; Ariel, Sturdevant, doy re ee Camilla, Watlio; joston, Ide; ar Broughton, Chase, Carver from Frankfort, wne m; M'Lellan, Ure, doy i7th ng required for w compleve educati PORTUGUESE FEM. HESE fr-famed and celebrated P iereesve, to be ob) went oe te last column | Harriet, Jarvie Matanzas, Feb 20: 0 tor Cowen anda Iphia, do—and others. it Patrick, Dyer, for New York, AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR ke ERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK. ‘0 her ee RYE! SIGNUK FRANC gy », the Magician and Equ:librist, is KENTUCKY MINSTRELS, the an are engaged, their Grand Ce tat for . Alo MR WHITLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player and Negro ator of Irish Character, rite Hompipe Dancer. HK the Delin and fn) % tl, HOWARD. the MR. HG, SHERMAN, the popalar Ballad Singer. GENS TOM -EHUMB so War fantnraly wepreseated, to- tN. M ‘HUN x. faithful her wits the celebrated POLLY BODINE md DANIEL i ber, recently from Ger- mony, a repeenentat of the ancieat people of Bevin, may be seen in ‘heir native tam’ ce Oe. QUE aa the Forvase Teller, may be private ted at ali hours of the day and eve aad Sararday aftamoonsat 3 o'clock. 4 scke's 25 cente—enilaren under . - aye conte exten for private’ couselations wae Bice lueen, re THK HUTCHINSON FAMILY ESPECTFULLY give notice to the citizens of New York th VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT, ar NIBLO’S CONCERT SALOON, ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1844. A gelection ot their beet Pieces will be introduced, wage itty Crate eaaii==Vo be by = b Bi Fehrs lowery 5 twill’s, Hewite’ " Stoddard. & Co's, Cnambers SJ H, Gedlun's, and lie’s, T. wing Hit & Hal's Music Store, at the Bookstore of Saxton & H and at the door U7" To commence at a quarter before 8 o’cloek. PROGRAMME. >A Life on the Ocean Wave.” “Pre Vulture of the A! wcbhe Sword and, Saft.” i oes vard, “Wards yy G. P. Morris, Ken. “My Mother's Bible.” “The Grave of Napoleon.” = ‘eve Roamed over the Mountains.” ye Maniac.” f294gT F ANIMAL MAGNETISM. NTHRESTING AND CONCLUSIVE | EXPERI- MENTS upon this Seivnce, at Croton Hall, 7: Ewer. this (Taesday ) eveatag. A ann f persons will own te teen shevtical By AB STRONG. Age EEN MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF THE NEW YORK BRIGADE BAND: toke placeat the Shake it Moreh 12. Daring tag pieces of Mi rie Step, dedi d to C rt rf Tickets $1, to be had of the Members o the! Haywards, in Broadway; wa tt "Green, BALL, BALL. XT BALL (by invitation) will loon. ov, ‘Tursday. kveniog, of Mr. A. P Lefu 1 Cam cxchange; Butler & Wanmak om House E mal » No. 3 Nassaa change. and at the Saloon. THEATRICAL NOTICE. TH CHATHAM THEA CRE will ‘open oa or about sm 200 h March. All apstieations for engusements (pest paid) will receive immediate attenti Proprietor, or J. M. Seott, Actin New York. ‘The proprietor or office in the Theatre between the hoary of I toattend to all business relative to the open fegeas, the ‘Theatre will be cou puetely, re ted ted by that eminent G, HEILGE, tending to the comfort if ~U tna or + an i he patrong gt this fu ccrablich on 'W.8. DEVERNA, Ja ttre retor. OTIC any end T 4 bt Poe are requested si eee v0 to meet at T Riley's, Bifth Wand Hi ‘wesday eve? val past 7 ae