The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1852, Page 7

COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. ene MONEY MARKET. Moxvay, Mareh 8—8 P.M ‘The stock market was active to-day, but prices do not vary materially from those current at the close on Satur- tay. Some of the fancies, which have been quiet for revoral weeks past, were offered to-day frecly At the firrt board, Norwich and Woreester went! np 4{ per cen’; Long Irland, 44; Canton, 144; Harlem, 3; Roading Rail. read, }4; Erle Railroad, 4. The purchases ax princi- pally on time, buyer's option. ‘The news from Burope, by the Arctic, ina commercial point of view is not impor- tant or of a favorable character, place in the markets for our staplo exporte, and the ax counts, on the whole. we similar to those received by the previous steamer, Money, in London and Paris, was 0 abundant, and accumulating so rapidly in the leading banking institutions, that a further reduction ia the rate of interert had been proposed, avd probably woukt adopted. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assivtant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $93,001; payments $73,756 G—-Lalance, $2,373,497 93, * One of the most extraordinary movements of the day _ is the formation in this city, of numerous companies, under the name of Mutual Loon Associations, Building Associations, &e., &e., for the purpove of enabling the poorer clasées, by small monthly earnings, to become their | own landlords, These associations are new in this country; but in England they hove Leen in operation. many years, and have been generally prosperous and successful. They are destined to take the place, to a great extent, of the old fashioned savings banks; and as they become more favorably kuown and better understood, the attention of capitalists will be directed to them. There is no doubt that if these mutual loan and building associations are properly managed, and their affairs honestly administered, they will ultimately become immensely powerful and produc- tive. Shareholders in these companica, who may wish to purchase a house or lot, {n the city or country, ean obtuin , a loan of money from the associations they are inte in, at the legal rate of interést, the principal of which wis ultimately be liquidated by the monthly payments on acer- tain number of shares. Suppose an individual subscribed to: ten shares in a wuinal building association, upon whic the payments per month amounted to twenty dollars ($ per share), thie would make a total of $240 per annura, At the end of three or four months, thiy individual wishe to purchare a house or farm, or house lots, with five thousand dollars. He obtains a loan for that amount of the association, at six per cent interest, for which he givesa bond and mortgage, and continues hia monthly yayments on his shares. ‘The association have the mort- vege and the shares in the concern us recurity for the foan, The amount will figure up as follows, upon the data that the property purchased is productive real estate -— Payments on ten shares, $2 per month—total per annum $240 Interest on Ioan of $5,000, at 6 percent per annum — "300 Insurance, taxce, Water rent, Xc.. tt Total annual payment... 0.0... 66eeee seers $015 ‘This, at first sight, may appear much greater than the yearly rent of a house worth $5,000, and it may be diffi- cult to show from such a statement that any advantage can be derived from such an investment. It must, how- ever. be borne in mind that the $240 per annum, with nix per cent interest on the same. compounded monthly, and afl the profits on the ten shares of stock, derived from the operations of the company, are appropriated to the payment of the principal (5,000), so that the share- holder has only to pay the interest on the loan, and his regular monthly instalments on his sharee, to obtain pos- nession in the course of, ray eight years, ofthe property. At the expiration of about eight years, the association nd over the mortage to the shareholder, and he be- comes sole owner of the property. We will even make it longer time, and put down nine years, which is the maximum, and then sec how the amount stands :—- Payments, $240 per annum on ten eharer, for Eyeal beni amount to...... +o $2. sot) on $2,160, at six per cent Total mount Profit on investment in nine years......... $2,256 80 ‘This is clear enough, and profitable enough, provided it works aa proposed—provided the managers are honest, hrewd men. ‘This is a matter for those contemplating a yubecription to satisfy themselves about. , Those which have been establiahed appear well managed, and the ma- gers are doubtless men of substance and character. ‘his is an important point, and should be duly conet- jered. It is true there are many checks upon the move- ents of each officer and trustee, which make it almost possible for any dishonest pereon connected with the nagement to illegally appropriate the property of th» ation. A great deal depends upon the investments de of the company’s funds, and upon what is gene- y called luck, These associations in a few years will, hout doubt, represent millions upon millions of property thiscity, and if judiciously conducted, the moral in- N erccwill be of a most salutary character. Any induce- to the poorer classes to invest their little surplus gr in some safe depository cannot have otherwise han a favorable effect ; and tbe accumulation of their ttle savings, 0 as to enable them to purchase a little nement for themeclves, makes them better citizens, bet- r husbands, better fathere. If these building associa- ons have this effect, they must receive the aid and sup- prt of every good man ; and any man, or body of men, would misappropriate the funds of the laboring #, intrusted to them for such wise purposes. should hunted down in every community, and be brandedas a of the blackeat character. It is poseible the “ build- association” business may be overdone; but the evil correct iteelf. New companies are forming every ly, and they fill up rapidly. Those interested should md the meetings, and get all the necessary informa- for their guidance. iThe annual report of the Board of Trade, of Great Bri- ip, shows that the declared value of exportations from lc United Kingdom, for the year ending January 5, 1852, £68,492,650 against £65.735,447 in the preceding year, ing an increase of £2.757,212. The man item of in- ase is in cotton manufactures, of which the exporte £23.447,108, being £1,573.406 greater than the ex- of 1850, In woclen menufacture there is a decrease 216,866, and in wmmanufactured wool, £165,173—these the two principal items of decrease, Rtockholders in banking, insurance, railroade, and all her incorporated companies, are frequently deceived by p declaration of dividends. We have known companies pay @ dividend one day and burst up the next. Divi- Inds are often made to blind the public, and it as often unsuccessful, We are informed that the late divi- or 436 years. 583 20 ta... joan obtains n in the Board of Directors. Two of the directors, # lare eredibly informed, did actually notify the others if this dividend wae made, they would withdraw the adminietration of the affairs of the company. bitterly denounced it; but other influences were ght to bear upon them, and, although they were e to the dividend, it still was declared. and they re- d their seats, The influence we epeak of was brought rupon there refractory directors, from Massachu- , Where certain large stockholders agreed to wait the mience of the company to pay the dividend. The any, we are told, borrowed iwopey at tie rate of 18 ib per sanum, to Complete the arrangements for MBE such portion of the dividend a¢ could not “.sponed, That no dividend was earned wus cur- believed in the three markets where the Reading are sold, and it was openly stated that the position n parties in the stock would determine whether dend would be declared or not. We have reason to thet if = committee of independent stockholders appointed to investigate the condition of the Read- ompany, @ state of affairs would be revealed which surprise and astonish the community. The affaire company are now conducted in so complicated a er, that ordinary acconntants arc unable to unravel statement. shipments of cotton goods from the port of Boston ign ports, during the months of January and Feb- , ineach of the past two years, were As annexet:— yx or Corron Goons From Bostor Exrortatio' yd 427 $207.472 97 256.911 69 tal for February. ‘otal for January. 384 66 ota time ABN. . soaT80 14 rs by this, that the increase in quantity has ter than the increase in val These large ship- must relieve the manufacturers very materially, ive them full employment, Since tho lat inst., large havo been made to the East Indies. total number of steamboate now running on the ippi and Ohio rivers ia estimated to exceed 600; g an ageregate of more than 190,000 tons; and it ix be | computed in a dogument on the eubject, ardered to be printed by the United States Senate, thatthe net value of the trade of the western rivers, in 1849, was $256,233,820 ‘The value of vessels canployed in this trade was stated, in the rame paper, to be $18,661,500, ‘There entered the port of Baltimore from foreign porta, during the month of February, at the Baltimore Custom ifouse, 4 ships, 16 barks, 13 brigs, and 9 echooners— ictal 41 versels, Of these vessels, 31 had cargoes subject to duty, 8 lind free cargoor, and 2 were in ballast; and (hey were under the following flags, vis.; American 34, Lvitirh 4, Bremen 2, and Sweden 1, The clearances at the Custom House, fer foreign ports, during the same pered, embraced 7 ships, 10 barks, 17 Drigs, and 17 rchoonerr—total O1 vessels; with an aggregate tonnage of 12,061 tons, and navigated with 611 men, Of these vesela 27 were Ameri 6 Bremen, 8 Britieh, and 1 Danish, and they were hound for the following destinations, viz.; the Weet Indies and British Provineos, 28; Bremen, 4; Mon- tovideo, 2; Rotterdam, 2; Liverpool, 4; Rio de Janeiro, 7; ilo Grande, 1; Spanizh Main, 1; Laguayra, 1; and Nica- ingna, 1, The total value of the exports by these versels we» $678,797 11, whieh is much larger than in any one since lart Qctober, ‘The recvipts for duties during th, sum up $67,631 70. ‘The balance in the depo- sitory at Baltimere on the first of February, was $24,925.03, and on the first of March, $29,918 63—showing the dis- bursements during tho month of February to have been put $4,968 60 less than the receipts. The Western Vermont Railroad Company will sell auction, in the Merchants’ Exchange, on Wednesday, the Joth three hundred thousand dollars of bonds, ma- turing in 1860, 1865, and 1870, ia sums of $1.000, bearing | seven per cent per annum, payable interest at the rate of eemi-annually, at the Mechanie’ Bank in this city. There bonds are part of an issue of $400,000, secured by the firet and only mortgage on the entire road, placed i the hands of trustees, This road is intimately connected with this city. We are directly interested in it, as it opens and secures the trade of the western part of Ver- mont, and forms an important link in the great chain of roads running north, east, and weet, It extends south, from Rutland, Ral -three miles, wholly within the State Vv it, to the northwest corner of mene where it unites with the Troy and Bennington Railroad, under @ favorable arrangement for mutual trafiie, At Rutland, it branches off from the Rutland and Burling- | ton Kailroad, at a point where the latter road, after con- ueeting with the Rutland and Whitehall. Saratoga and Schenectady roads, diverges from its north and south course. curving to the castward to cross the Green Moun- tain, Tyken in connection with the Rutland and Bur- lington Railroad, from Burlington south through Otter Creek Valley to Rutjand, the Western Vermont Railroad —continuing on through the southern part of the valley ofthe same stream, and through the valley of the Bat- tenkill to the Troy and Bennington and other southern roads—will not only open the truffic of these valleys, rich in marble. iron, lumber. aud agricultural produce, but it will complete the railroad communication between Lower Canada and New York, by a route considerably shorter and of far more favorable grades thun any now in existence. From North Benuington {t sends off a branch five miles in length, eouth, to Bennington, from whence the railroad now under eurvey via Lebanon Springs to the Harlem Railrced, at Chatham Four Corners, will, when completed, ae expected early in 1853, perfect. with the Western Ver. mont Railroad and its branches, the very best and short- est route that can be made between New York city and Canade, The work on the Western Vermont Railroad has been done in the best manner, with curves and grades of the most favorable character, Under the eyes of the stockholders and directors, it has been prosecuted with speed, but more particularly with regard to economy, and it is now confidently believed that the whole will be eom- pleted by the first of May next, at a cost, of not exceeding $17,000 per mile, including furniture. This road wiil cost, when completed. more than double the amount of bonds issued. The security is therefore unquestionable, and os an investment we believe it to be undoubted. The sale of. bonds will be peremptory. There is @ large amount of capital now idle, secking investment, and the above fur- nishes a much better method of empioying it than in purchasing fancy stocks at prices 20 much above their Teal value as those now ruling. ‘There war a little more activity than usual, last week, in cotton and breadstuffe, but the movement continues limited. It is a long time since we have had active ship- ments of any of our staple products, and from the com- plexion of advices received from Europe by almost every steamer, the prospect is by n0 means encouraging. By the last accounts—those received by the Arctic, to the 26th of February—quotations for cotton had not been sus- tained, and the market wae duli and depressed. Bread- stuffs were heavy, and the demand confined strictly to the trade. There were no indications of speculation in any of the European markets, notwithstanding the low price for and abundance of money, and it looks as though we must, for a period, content ourselves with a demand for our producte merely for immediate consumption, or Stock Exchange. $4000 U 8 6' one 106 15 al he veh jen 663g uv . M3 200 Erie tis) 100 8 50 83 100 980, 100 a) Erle C oe rhe ons J $13, e000 Hud Ist Pts: ore a 1000 do 100 she Read RR, pref. . 80 Del & Hud Canal 22 Metropolitan Bk 80 Morris’ Canal. + eas Sate 10 200 180 199 ‘ 230 . BAR 100 100 rf 150 100 a 80 rs 380 61 i fit 250 m2 100 i B ii 300 N 7 L ag 50 St Lawrence M Co.. 2 Hud River RR....: =| The Foreign Markets. RECEIVED BY THE STEAMSHIP ARCTIC. Loxvox Moxry Marxet, Feb. 24.—The English funds continue without any material change, and the quotations seats have been precisely a repetition of those of yester- Conols opened at 97 to 9734, touched 97%, and oad at 97 to 973¢ for money, and 9714 for the 11th of March. Bank stock left eff ut 21734 to 218; Reduced, 97% to 97%; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 99 to 9939; India pbb 268 to 260; India bonds, 70s. to 73s.; and Exchequer bills, 608. to 688, premium, The foreign stock market was steady, and prices on the average were well supported. Liverroot Corrox Manxer, Feb. 24.—Sales yesterday, 6,000 bales, and to-day, 7,000 bales, chiefly to consumers. Prices a shade (not a quotation) below Friday last, Liverroon Cons Maxxer, Feb. 24.—At this morning's market there was a good attendance of millers and dea- lets, Wheat moved slowly at last week's prices, ‘There was a better business doing in both barrel and sack fllour, at full pricer, Indian corn was slightly easier to buy. MR. JAMES M'HENRY’S CIRCULAR. Livenvoor, Feb, 24, 1852, There ie no chaT@e jn me yajue of Bacon; the demand is fully equal to the import Find brands of Bere much wanted; inferies and old very much neglected In Pork there is nothing new in absence of supplies. Cimese remains dull Lann is wanted, at 498, to 508, Quercrrnox Bank unchanged. oa @axvs are very steady. Lovenseed ie held for a considerable advance: the only ws oe 6 60 tieroes (to arrive from Phijadelphia), at a Tatow is better, Tn Oirs there has been no business, Brrapstvrs —There is rather more strength in bread- rtuffe, At the low quotations of last week there are buy- ers, Philadelphia, Ohio, and similar brands of flour bri 22x, to 22s, Gd. Baltimore white wheat sells in retail at 6s, Yd. per 70 Ibs,; Philadeiphia and other sorts, 6+. 6d. to a. 84. Rea wheat, 6d, less, Yellow Indian corn, 29s, 6d, to 30s,; white, 32s. Cortox.—The sudden ehange of the Ministry at the close of last week checked the demand and the upward tendency of prices, and ax yet the market has not quite recovered its previous tone; still the news per Niagara is read by most holders as favorable to higher prices. and as business is still brisk in Manchester, some improvement may be shortly expected, Manxcnester Stare or Trape—Tuceday Evening, Feb. %4.—This market, with very elight exceptions, may be considered as in a most satisfactory state, The demand for yarns is almost unexampled, and even throughout the winter has scarcely oe esas any check—a thing hitherto quite unexampled. As this state of thir for some time expected os continue, it hae given a impetus to the trade, and many new mills are about be- ing ereeted in consequence. We have heard that as many a half a dozen are contemplated being built in Oldham alone, The cloth market is scarcely £6 brisk as the twist, but still quite healthy, with sales made without difficulty, fo as to keep pace with the production, There are some signs of an improving spring home trade, and as goods are low in price, drapers are induced to purchase rather freely, Both German and Greek houses are doing more than of Inte. To the United Statcs a moderate but not large businers going ov. The market, on the whole, may be raid to be br AGENCY, ORTHINGTON G. practice law in th ENETHEN CONTINUES TO prome Court—to attend to cases Ld eusions and jee and inhe- abroi ni te, dividend ritances in any part of the United Staren countries—to make investments of fands in lc and on bond and mortgage—and to negotiat and sale of low Union. Particu! cares, coming up tates Supreme Cov yond.’ Communications, pre-paid, widrersed to W. ¢ ‘bes, No. § Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Wastington, D. will rect with prompt attention, t | STATIO BE ARPODLD LL LADD LLLP LDPE ARRAN AR Oe fe RAVELLERS HAND GUIDE, OR CLASSIFIED LIST i of otablishments in Lonston verpook, ‘aud Paris, oare- Uily welected and reeTONDON LIST. AUOTIONERE, 3 HOUSE, Naty stk AGENT, RS john street, tment the Sardinian, Boliv d. Peruvian Ez sepein ats tho Spaninh and Uruguay C oneal ARIS MANUFACTURERS. * COLORS AND VARN jewman, 24 Soho Square, artiste’ materiale of every eseription, of first qualit olesule agent in New York, Eyred Ward, CHa street, ets Robereon SI Long Acre, artists’ colors and draw- materints. rvs ND COMB MAKERS, Metcalfe, Bingley & Co , to Hf. R. HW. Prince Albert. B. Oxford street. \'Metculiv's Alkaline Tooth Pow- 11, Jobn, G4 St. Paul's Church Yard. DRIDEE BIT. SEIRKUE, AND SPUR MAKERS, Latent ford ajesty and Royal Pamily, 11 ne. S AND MILLINERS. Mr i to the rity aud Royal Family, 171 New Bond CURONOMETER, WATCH, AND CLOCK MAKERS, Deloline, Heury, 44 Rathbone Place, Oxford street. Arnold & Co., 'C Frodsham, & Strand, corner of Cecil street, Heyren & Repingon, 120 Rocent street, Job, (ate Job & Baad.) H. Grand Duke of ef a Regout street, KGL eley, Jobo & Son, 17 and 18New street, Covent Gar- __ den; needles, Ke, CHILD, oe? AND LADIES’ L 12 Ludgate Ar © lack genera ral outfits. CTURERS, Lapworth, Ks ie Co., 22 Old Bond street; to Wer Majesty and Royal Tomily, ‘Wasnon, | aan and Co,, to Her Majesty, 35 and 36 Old SOND TRAVELLING CASES. " rtreut, cutlery, stationery, Bey EN. ot, wedding orders and Jad: CARPET ton, W. & Son, to her Majesty, 2 fteand, Biden, John’ and Frederick, 37 Cheaps OLDSMITHS, JEWELLERS, AND SILVERSMITHS. Hunt & Rorkell, the successors to Storr & Mortimer, 187 New Bond stréat, to Mur ee ‘and all the crowned heads of Europe and the East, PISTOL, AND RIFLE MA t, John, Manufa ‘tron, Sol Se2 High Holborn. Dean, Adatos & Dean, 20 King William street, City, to ah RH Prince Albert, ms iwrles, Manufacturer, 151 New Bond street. cou TACEWAN: “GMBROIDERER, AND ARMY AC- COUTREMENT MAKER: Holbeck Louis, to Mer Majesty and the pes Family, New Bond street, ERS, GLOVER ND SHIRT MAKER: ae men's outiitters, ie Piccadilly, oo Place, Pall Mall: manufac- urgical elastic stockin; 9% Oxford street, ladies’ outiit- turers of hos Churton & Sen, nny, to the Qucen, 152 Strand, 2) John street, Adelphi, agent for Paris and the Continent, HOTELS, Tmpertal Hotel, Covent Garden, H. Curchot. Loudou Ceffee House, and Family Hotel, Lovegrove, Ludgate Hill. Glo'ster Hotel, for familien and gentlemen, Piccadilly and Berkeley street, Berkeley Square; T. & F. D Piazza Tavern Hotel aud Coffee House, Covent Gartso; F. Harrison. Jamies! Hotel, Jermyn streets Mr. nton's Hotel. POC Ra SIPHONIA (ign OVERCOAT) MANUPAC- Edmiston & Son, 69 Strand; manufactures of the 10 oz, TURERS. proof cont, US, TRUNKS, AND PACKING CASES, J., 76 Wathing street, City, Manufacturer of tered Portmantenu, HABITS, Underwood & Co., Ladies’ Riding Habit Makers, 1 Vere ‘COUNT BOOK MANUFACTUR- street, Oxford etr: NERS AND AC RS. Waterlow & Song, 65 to 68 London Wall, 49 Parliament treet, and 34 Birchip Lane, wholesal SILK MERC! ne LINEN DRAP. eas. HOSIE is “AND GLOVERS, ET Allison d Repent House, 240 and 22 Regent street. Deban hain, Son & Freebody, 44 Wigmore street, Caven- ish square. Berek & Berrall, 63 and 64 Edgeware road, sco TC HM WOOLLEN WAREHOUSEMEN. Llewellyn & Shicll, 2 Old Bond street, plaids, tartans, TAILORS AND Hit Ne CLOTITIERS. 2 Crooks, J. & A., Tailors and Habit Makers, 143 Regent street. Weeby & So trect, Hanover square. Bingley, C 22 Great Marlborough s Regent Guthrie, A., 54} s and Ia dies’ viding halite, Curlew ‘o., 58 Conduit street, Regent street. & Allen & Co 1343 New Bond street, James UPHOLSTERERS AND Bond street, court dri sti GAWINET MAKERS. Atkinson & Co., 70 to 75 Westminster Bridge road, Car- pet and General Furnishing Warehousemen, Jackson & Graham, 37 and 38 Oxford street, carpet manufacturers, WHIP MAKERS. Gis: Adeney, manufacturers to the Queen, 185 Pic- cadilly. WOOLLEN AND MANCHESTER WAREHOUSEMEN. Broughton, Hunt & Broughton, 342 Oxford street. Holt, Ruesell & Bates, 14 St. Martin's lane, Charing Cross. Rice & Treasure, 17 Marylebone street, Regent street, fanc, iaNCErt and broadeloths. WAX, SP’ ee AND TALLOW CHANDLERS. Jachton, R., 146 Piccadilly, voap, candle and ofl ware- BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. Thurston & Co.» by. appointment, to Her Majesty, 14 Catherine street, Strand, LIVERPOOL, LIST. CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. Penlington, ‘Joveph, 3 George's Crescent, erat street. Horaby, Richar & Son, So Castle street, late GOLDSMITH. JEWELLER AND SILVERSMITH. ismore, Thomas, to the Queen and Prince Albert, Bold itreet, comer ‘of Hanover street. er, Joseph, 68 and 70 Lord strect, designer and man- incturer, watchmaker and dealer in Electro and Shef- e periclee of virtu and antiques. HOSIERS! GLOVERS AND SHIRT MAKERS. Jackson, J., 43 ned street, opposite the Mercury office. OTE! jncen’s Hotel and Refreshment Rooms, at the Rail- ‘ation; H. Curchod. Knit 's Hotel and Commercial House, 9 Lime street—J. Pi SILK, HERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, HOSIERS AND Honore Moorish & Co., Compton House, Church street 1 gh street, ‘and Barnet street, carpet warehouse. Gibson, Thos., & Sone, Ranelagh ‘street and Fairelaugh anita near "the Adelphi and Waterloo Hotels. Burden & Low, 17 Church street, ehirtmakere, hesiers, batters, de. atters) Bes yy A WORESTER LIST. GENERAL MERCHANTS, Messrs. Potters * porris (J. Potter, Mayer,) 1 George street, Fleeadit EFFIELD LIST. SHOE, BUTCHERS AND COOKS’ KNIVES, AND BUTCHERS’ STE} Wilson John woes: corporate mark, four peppercorns and diamond, AGENTS PARIS LIST. Webb, J., 86 Rue de Rivoli, apartments, shipping and commercial, BOOT MAKER. Lr ee Deriree, 7 Rue des Filles St. Thomas, Place de joures. is 8 . Hoj P., English chemists to the American and British atic, 2 Rue Castiglione, three doors from Rue mb GoLDsMi tH, JEWELLER, SP, SILVERSMITH, Bassot, Ruo de la Paix 25 (formerly of the Palais Royal. norm) Des Princes, 97 Rue Richelicu, of universal reputation; le hote, English spoken. FURRIERS. Hauff, J.,9 Rue dela Paix. Wholesale and retail. GROCERS. Thiery Sen'r, 32 Rue Neuye des Petits Champs, near ce Vendome—Wines, Spirits, and English articles. Cuvillier Aine, 16 Rue de ln Paix. Spirits, Wines, run- dries, and Te Aubry! oo yrarchoure, spirit and wine merchants, le 4 ‘iche! D ’ SHO KERS, LAptHS HOE MARES, uo a0 nue doin Fai and 23 Old Bond street, London. Viault Este, 7 Rue de Ia Paix and 275 Regent street, bopeife: 28 Roulvart des Ttalions, and at Brighton, © ARPET. MANU FACTURERS. fa ae A paee silks, &¢., wholesale CHOCOLATE AND TEA W WAREHOUSE. Masson, by appointment to several courts, 25 Ruo Riche- ode aT PRESSMAKER AND MILLINER. i and: rise M'lle, by appointment to forcign courts, 14 'Antin. 1 sigh nei Of Rue Richetien, next the Hotel det Princes, ND SPRING MATTRESS MAKER. tno BaUareey 4 to 6 Ruo Neuve St. Augustin, and Eos, MNYLLION MERCHANTS, AND Palnis National, and 8 Moorgate CHAN BANKERS. Monteavx & Son, 70 street, L Lctters Of oo ts (- SILK MERCERS, DRAPE OSTERS, ND GLOYERS, 7 Uintreh Mateo St. is, OTS Rue Neuve ss. Aonne tin. S$ AND re APERS. be (ee &¢ v7 Koulevard dee Ttalieng. D GL. AS WANUE ACTURER, nnd 163, palete a eer de Crystal. STATIONERS, WHOLESALE. Tages on & Co., 14 Cite Bergere, Faubourg Montmatre, and 182 Re ent vereet, London. IMPOR’ Pr ba E. Retail, 45 Rue Vivienne; wholesale, ore LYONS LIST. NOTED. ao \'Univers—Kept by an Englishnan—for parti- TAIL W yy Rue dela Culngs woe advertieement at ts TOA Duns uy bray, 2 Tmpreae dx Pare, facing the Rue de chad, superior accommedati C) A ‘ na Q 1 Fiis, eeetah arake Led Majesty,3 Rue de l'Ob- atcirs. ‘to theit Royal Highnesses sea eee ee vant and area! Flanders, 110 Rue de ree Jacken. TELS, Oot de I'Univers, and Boul a ae Longue Ruo Neuve, near the theatres Haile dWhote ats); eke: spoken. LACK 1 ANUFACT Hema sniesen Aimee? Place de Waiter Pen 43) Rue oyale, ESTAURANT, R paves 2) Ruo dela Patteri HOTEL DE L'UNIVERS, LYONS.—Messrs. Glover & Vuffray invite the attention of American Travellers to their establishment, situated in the best quarter of the town, cie- antly furn hed, und fitted with every convenience and com- fort, The bedrooms and private apartments wre adapted for familie orsingle rentlemen. The cuisine and wines are of recherche character, the attondance well directed, and the Charges moderate, Travellers are carnestly requested not toattend to the interested statements of touters and porters who may seek to induce them to ry the false ropresentatione of the hotel being Sepeabe tl Place de DNIAL. AARAANS AAAS y EASY, oR HOW TO WIN A ATRIMONY 1 ra peLawton, Boston, formerly of Be iI ‘on receipt of one dollar, por don, wil vend to an: deer id, plain directions to enab voted affections of as ma ts may desire. thatall may be ma ladies or gentlemen to wi ¢: hn etjon is im Jn, Waptens Mase, No is the postage ie paid. jesters taken FINANCIAL, | ARR nnn AAperrAn ARRAS FPICE OF TNE O44 |, sm vex LONDON Raitroad Company, > gt and after ¢) oy time, on arentatin the in the eity of Now York. KR. D, SMITH, President. LAND, wD, § IRELAND, SCOT. arts tinwet a G ¥ authorized agents in this ea of Liverpool and Loudon pa P. W. BYRNES: & C0, * York, and No. & CO., 83 Sonth street, 0, @ SOUTH REET, NRW Aterloo Ros verprcl, bse Sight Drafts, payable bP dl ody England, Ir tud,’8 ote 0 agents for the Euy Dramatic, and 8 reo's Line of Liverpool Packets, and New Lino from Hamburg and Rotterdam, salting weokly. Certificates for above lines for sale. OHN MoMICHARL, 36 South streot, hae for sale drafts for any CORNER OF amount, which Treland: “Also, OLD SLIP, will be cashed throw; desues certificatos of passage by the Eagle Hue of Now York and Liverpool packets, Refers to Mossra. Jno. W. Whitlook & Co., Sherman & Collins, Acton Civil, Esq., &e. OTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ‘against the schooner Frederick J. Finogan will p the saine to W. Arate, corner of Hammond and West Kieeste, on or before the eth Mareh, 182. it wi nt Groat Britain an order of AM ELDRIDGE, ARAN PAAR AA AAA ILKS, SILKS “THE RICHEST AND MOST BRAUTI- ade Silks, imported thi on, are this day re- paby Ba offered. for tale, whole retail, together grith every STPFANY of dress ae adap to the season. CUTTING, N. rows wa ‘ET GOODS. Ww ‘ONDERFUL BARGAINS AT | BUI dett's: ap Dry Goods Store, 136 Walker atroet.— Large sized Counterpares, only 13s., worth $3 apiece; extra large, do., 158., worth $4apicce; double damask two. yards wide, 4s. linen, 1s, 61., worth 2 apiece; tine ‘Scotch Diaper, Gs, apiece, worth 12 do., do., 18., worth 15s, a piece; superfine black ayard, worth 2s.; fine Shirting Musti ine, $2. picvs, worth ’$3; fine Sheeting Do., 6d. a yard’ by the piece; extra rune cena yards wide, ed » worth Is, Sd. a yard; en's linen large Mehismen's canerk p nigee lara me forth 4. lots of oth ICHARDSON’'S LINENS ‘York papers, afew days since, we directed the attention of the publfe to'a spurious class of Linen goods, sealed cyhichardson, Sons & Co., Belfast,” got up in, imitation 0 the goods made by the ‘Wwoll-known firm’ of ““Wichardson, Sone and Owden,” whore interest wo ropresent in thie ooun- try. And having since le t, large quantities of the ame class of gosda are at. pronent stored it Now York, ard are still “fering by unserupulous parties, to the trade, as the genuine article, wo deem it our duty to continue the ean- tion before given, and to roquest t “those who give a pre- ference to “ Richardson's Linens,” will bear in mind that the mame of the frm in full, vis: J. N RICHARDSON, SONS OWDEN, "is is stamped on OLLOCKE & JOHN B. LOCKE, Sole Representatives, 38 Pino street, New York. ‘INDIA RUBBER GOODS. UBBER CAR SPRINGS—THE FOLLOWING AD Gitional textimoninl to the, merite of ¥. M. RAY'S In- dia Rubber Car Springs, over all others, et been re- oatvod: cle needa He ecincasatecHeguen Rives ailrond Of- fice, 68 Warren street, New York, March 5, 1862. F. M. Ray, —Dear Sir: Since my connection with this road, I have watched with much interest the matter of Rubber ‘Springs for railroad cars, and have no hesitation in saying that your spring is incomparably the best article whieh I have seon or ave tried others and found them to fail under re, or to freeze in cold weather, and become worse useles I should ere using yours at double their , to employing any other rubber spring whieh has fallen uindér my notice, Your Springs poseces the rare quality of preserving their elasticity at all tomperntures, Yours, Ke Late Superintendent of the Hudson River Railr EXPRESS AGENCIES, de Hf, PRIDE & CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, Ni oe{ Wall atreat, near Broadway. —Wo are prepared to forward goods of every description from New York to, Cal fornia, Oregon, C nds and South ‘American Packie seh, by every steamer. We guarantee the delivery of goods in San Fran- isco by the regular connecting steamers from Panama, Freight to San Francisco, 38 centa per Ib. We have a con- tract with the house of Mosquera, dturtado & Co., to trans wrt all our goods from steamahip at Chagres ia time to ship by connecting steamship at Panama, Messrs. Mosquera, Hurtado & Co., are the ouly agents for, transportation of st and’ treasure recognized by tho American and Insurance companice, " Letters and important dos- din advance of the United Sta d in shi Pride & Co.'s California Expr with the United Sstatos customs rog tions:—Enter in the columns on the printed blank sheet, t marks, numbers and eontenta of each , and their value, specifying whether of domestic or foreign manu- facture. ‘This statement should be furnished to the office tho day before the steamer leaves, The subscribers cloar the code at the Custom House, and forward the manifost to fi t# at Chagres and Panama, at whi countersigned by the United States Consuls, warded to their agent at San Francisco, wiro ry to Francisco, througl-A. H, in order to compl rything, from tho time the goods leave "until they are landed at San Francisco, hould be made waterproof, and not exceed ver. tain dimensions and weights:— RATES TO SAN FRANCISCO, A. Hil PRIDE & CO, No.7 Wall street. Weibeieasey ese ee ae ERFORD'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS WILL go forward on Tuosday next, 9th inst., in oharge of our own messenger, Mr. Cochran, » per Empire ’ City, to oonnest with the fast running steamer Northerner. We confidently expect to land our goods at San Francisco in about twenty-t m4 nesday, March 17. days. Small parecls received till 1 P. M., day of sailing. BERFORD & CO., 2 Vesey street, ‘Astor House, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ANA AAA OR ALBANY—WITH RELAY OF ENGINES, AND without change of cars, Fare, . Regul antety combined: he eae of the'New York cet SS Railroad leave the City Hall station, New York, duty Cou days excepted), at 9 o'clock, A. M. M. SLOAT, OR NEWARK. —FARE 12 SENT Sp Te rapgement.—" am AIC, a will, on and after Wednesday, M ran be ielisee felon B. M. Teave New York, foot of Centre virect, at d Leave Newark, foot of Barclay street, at 8 ot A hy Janding at Be: le ey cr Joes a) Point each way. Freight Sakon at CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA- delphia, {pom pier No. 1, North river, pies, bye steamboat John Potter. Two lit M ing ling leaves at ee A.M. Afternoon expres at2P. M. through to Philadelphia tn ae and ® half hours. Fare— first class cars, $3; feoond clase, $2, Returnin; ye elphia, from foot of Walnut’ ‘atreet, at8A.M., and 2 P. # at Emigrant, line, ss steamboat Transport, from Pier No. N®t.Y YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.—U. 8. ee pret ean brough itallrcads vt ine New. HFortiat 6A. M., foot of Cortlandt street? 9 A M Philadelphia Ht reduced to 50, i fa theateveliges and thro e carried tn the OA, in , carr q M. and 59; P, M. lines from "fa ae with through eondue: tome, nai out expense, SHIPPING. HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITEDSTATES in West. tain Nye. ptain Luce. tain Comstock. A aptain Grafton, These ships having been built by contract expressly for go- vernment service, every care has been taken in their con- s in their engines—to ensure strength and «peed, ccommodations for passengers are unequalled for elegance and comfort. 53 Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in first ca- 120; in cond cabin, $70, Exclusive use of extra sive Sieroghae: 300. ‘om Liverpool to New York, £0 and £20. An experienced surgeon attached to cach ship. No berth eccured until paid fo PROPOSED DATES OF BAILING. From Now York. From, Liverpoo Saturday, Mar. 20 182 Wednesday, Mar. Fo x peil 7. Apriat: May 18: duse 2. For froight or gnasage, apply a ae i) <1 ar freigh DWa se ii oft vee ie 86 Wall rt, N. York. DRAPER, Havre, ners of these slips will ot be accountable for fold, ry boll specie, jewelry, precious stones, or metals, ling are signed tierefor,and the valuethercot thercin expressed, ACKETS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- Jowing shipe will Leave Havre on the 16th, and Now ¢ Ist of each month:— From. N. York. rom Hagee. Jan. 1 Feb, June 16 Oct. tk ont Ship 8T, DENTS, 1,000 tons Lurthen, May 1 Alonzo, Follansbee, master. 16 Ship St. NICHOLAS, { Feb. 1 _ 1,000 tons burthen, N evelelgh waa ad Oct ‘Ship BAT March 700 tous beeen wy R. D. Copp, master. Nov, ani WiLL Tam TELL April 1 w ), 1,200 tons burthen, Aug. (sy bn Willard, wn They are all first eli ‘The price of pareage is $100, without wines or liquors. tent’ to the eubseriters, will be forwarded frve from any fharges but those ac red. LOND & MINCREN, Agents, 161 Pearl street, OR CHARLESTON W,, SPLENDID, AND fact-going steamel aS Wilt tenve Hier No. 4, N. Re, on R.. lock, P. recisely, oF rei cage: on bo 4, mi uite af Tale ri wl be or and to Ter one valle socom jation ¢ counting roo! ba FLOKD, TILESTON, & Co, 4 bouth stfeet, er will vuccued the Union, and loavs en Wed The Souther nesday, March 17 NOR CHARL STON, 8. N THURSDAY T1th of March, a ‘M.—Th and remarkab!, fact eniting 8 i TOKROLENY R, Hl. Tucker, a ryggmmander "il take wha fr fe my cre wa tevin aa rl mae Shige (up stairs.) and Wale TDrafts, from £1 and upwards, aya. (ty tor the Swallow Tail IN THE LEADING NEw where | having | Bowser TUBATKE. is ia Orel at Oh; curtain ince at7 v'eloek. the eto man GREEN bil , Mr. Gor Gerataing, Mrs, JO conclude ‘with the neers THE WOATSW Al Gage, Mrs. W. G. Jo bo followed by tho re Dong Bell, Mtr, ae. a ra Oa2 iiroadas during the known Chris satile “corps this city, for a sue with favor by hig! Tiokets, 25 conte. 1% o'clock. The pa ante informed that gontinned. it meri 26 cents. ter before 8 0’ REAT AND Electrical Psyo! nature, being & 01 without trick, Seles and sec. e! ori respectfully informs closed their soirees ii will visit rome of the vious to their re-oper TY brary, evening, March 8, 1 entertainments, humorous melodie o'alock. ik. Ticket: Crssetcay Mr. Ei J. Nou, cents, m: Fulton a Mus Connor o Bpanedy, Mr (r, Hamilton; under the management of E. P h “Doors pen, ae On Saturday next, 3 semen with ea turday afternoon duce in this city the miraculous developoment in hui fashionable, logy, at the Minerva Rooms, 404 Broadwa; Tuesday veni ng, March 9th. umbug or collusion, in the least dogres Admission, 25 cents. nce to commence at 733. RE'S MUSICAL EVENING Broadway, corner of Leonard stroot.—Monday Mr. and Mra, tish and Irish Vocalists, will give one of their popular musi- be obtained at P.'K. eet; likewise of Mr. Cottier, 162 Atlantic street; a Moar. Radclif Bros., corner of Atlantic and Clinton day oveni will Commence with Nd Lea odali; Wild Murtog’ st Sutter Grensea Geiiith mi, Mier Fanny Watinex, Ty ‘drama of Master ©: ny; Stunwald, Me . Grattan, Tuesday eveniug, Murch 9, onox; Dion yet hew specta Taylor; Prin Princess, Swoott pen ri iifurther nott 9 original and weil strels, eon alented™ a mnoerts ia have boon received hionable audiences. and will comme hristy's Minstrels are turday afternoon concerts a ion of “five year respectable and f trons o! the s TREL HALL, 444 BROADWAY, ABOVE roct.—W 5 Wood, Pr Wells, Manager-Open overy night pleasure, in announcing that ye bas ited artiste pold D. Meyer, and Messrs. ells T. f other long “atnilinned favorite, who wilt appear every nizht, until further notice, in Aiving an ontortai e approbation of joors open at a quarter befor: variety of new and orizinal tea nt which he feels contident wi his friends and the public. clock, ‘and ¢ lock ats WONDERFUL EXPERIMENTS IN hology.—Professor Valentine will intr amusing, and popular perto Paychological performances, Doors open at 6} the in this city ‘until furthor notice.” ‘They principal cities West and Sonth pro- alg their Concerts in Broadway. J.B. . EL! Lows, Proprietor. OCIBTY LI- Mointyre, celebrated Seot- embracing rome rare sentimental and See programmes. To commence at 3 conte, Og QUARTETTE, SOIREE—ARRANGED BY ‘Woizel—at the Brooklyn Female Academ: Taonday evening, March 9, 1852. Miss Klietz, Soprano; Cushing, Contraito; Mr. @feld’s Quartotte Association, comprisin, . Reyer, L. Eichhorn, and T. E on iss Weizel, pianoforte; in addition to Moasre. isfeld. ote, 50 sizel’s music store, 213 We \ opportunity of it ber Benefit will ake place on Friday next, Marc yOWERY THEATRE. —MRS. H. JORDAN TAKES THIS informing her friends and the public that ‘12, when will be presented several novelties, embracing the whole strength of this favorite company. ship ARCTIC, March ‘Canal on Saturday, the foot o April ship Company i follows :— City of Glasgow. . City of Manchester. to land the mails a: at 12 o'clock, from received on board ail For frei MOR’ OR SAVANNA! The new and Thomas Lyon, will | OR HIVERPOOL Py TED STATES MAIL STEAM- . Jamew C. Luce.—This steamer will depart with the Talked States maits fox Europe, ponitively, 20th, at 12 o'clock, from her berth street. No berth « ured till paid fo For freight oF paseayc, lnving un Fee accommodations, for elegance and comfort, 1 DWARD K. COLLIS The steamship PACIVIC will suceced the ARCTIC, aad CO., No, 56 Wall atroet. HE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM- intend running their new steamships as FROM PHILADELPHIA. «+. Thursday, March 4 out Thursday, April 8 L, ae of Glasgow. Pcinetaey Feb. 4 City of Manche: ‘edness larch 10 Lipo Sh from Phill a saloon ere FoOms, fore cab: 55. For freight or ye AD THOMAS ea SO! coy Pince, N.Y. No.9 O Walnut street, Philadelphia, F& Ee AND HAVRE,—THE UNITED States Mail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton, commander, will ad for Havre, touching at Southampton, id passengers, on Saturday, March 13th, ler 4, North River, Vzloo of passage in fret cable, $120; do. in second cabin, $70. Luggage nob during the voyage, should be sent on board the day Detore sailings marked “Below.” No. merchandise ‘will be ter Thursday, the llth inst. Shippors of ipecio will eend their specie on board tho day before'sallng. TE LA sLVINGSTON, Agent, No. 68 Broadway. [UNITED STATES MAIL LING.— ior steamship FLORIDA, Capt, gn Saturday, March 13th, at 4 e’clock, P. M., from pier 4 North river. Ap inl L. MITCHILL, No. Bae street. “D.C. Ludlow, on Saturdey, Mareh Pe thips have no superi renrih ecommodations and fare, these jor on tl NITED STATES AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Companies —The only through line for California and via Chagres direet, steal CRESCENT CITY, on a , March Sth, and the TEMPIRE pea via arene, on \y, March th—The splendid steamship Crossent Gi 00 tons burthen, John Tanner, htc will March 5th, at 2 o'clock P. M. for Cha- ci bin, fare to Chi yi Rata TO SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco UNITED STATES, commander, will tal 26th March next, the new double en, tons burden, ‘0 depart from Pan ing at Panama with the ‘oman: ity, 2,000, J. Leeds, cominande: the foot of Warren street, o1 Tucsdoy, 2o'elock P. M., for Chagres, via Hii Pas. by the Empire Cit crite United Sta ‘will connect with the well known 6 Mail 15; wes res:—First on F Fee: Second cavin, 45; etoers freight oF passage, apply enly at tho See, Ne Sr Wa tear PE “galled rren. EW YORK AND AND Steamship Line.—The new 1,500 tone burden, Charles ke her departure for Chagres, on Fat t3P connecting at Panama ‘steamship WINFIELD Couillard, commander, isco on the yet ets of. April’ eneving. , eomtort, Bad safety are not rarpes y ote; and UFEOOR to each vessel. Apply Genera DAVIS, BROOKS & al Agente, 23 25 Beaver street, New York. S & ‘JOHNSTON, 90 Wall strece, Books are now sue and tickets for sale, at $315, thror for first cabin state room; Cm state room; and $200, through, for steerage. ‘through, for second 0 ITY ch, at 3 8 with ia Fo ey J.WrRATHOND, Agent, 4 Broadway. ps peg oe a ‘pk Po R ‘AN Sava ati (ur ity Petar J. (formerly of the steamship Empire fon, direct, on Wed ty ew NDEPENDENT LINE Raed ‘ALIFORNIA.—OPPOSI- commodations f 2 res and sa rom Pier No. 4, through tickets, prope fpr ly to the subsori Be er Jonatha: seven hundred Francisco, on [reyent the possibility of coke are now open a rates, good fare, and maid ROTHER JONA- fastest on the route, pee gers, will il fe March 26, at 3 P. Arrai be North River. a rete onl t for OMI LLS, Bt Corthanit treet. HE LANTIC AND_ PACIFIC INDEPEND- T ent, Steadith the ne fo fornia, vi pe Thi propert, ty guaranteed new an splendit ati from Pier CITY OF NEw’ YORK March 16, dircei necting at Panama bsp, Compa is tine itnoy now fully Complete, ‘and all is dire against detention at Panam: geapiahip WILLIAM PENN, will 3; and the gpleadid steamship for Chagres, con- with the inde; nt steamers. These are entirely nw aad afford superior accoinmede- assengers. The hooks will be o, id to-day for 16th of Aprilateamers. For fry it or passage, ed rates, apply tol’ ALMER & CO., 80 Broadway. or B, 8. HAIGHT, 7 Batt OR SAN FRAN‘ The fi Capt. F. A Fhoendh m tio re rice with every convenience, will ta rs at the second senheai dover hofore previa be strietty limited CISCO—PAOKET OF 207m MARCH. nt new clipper ship EMPIRE, 1,272 tone, , having the mont superb state roo second cabin, limited number iret cabin, $: first eabin, ealeon an following low rat cabin, $160. ce voyage 4 no mor passengert taken “than can fortably secommodated, Saloon first cabin B, 8UTTO! 3ER LI ‘The fa alling ter, tr Doard, will sail on tl for firs and comfort, those from China provisioned REI DEER. 1200 sail from New, ¥ Thureda; 1, en fer far ot and San ‘anama, awaiting con: ci N'Y ‘iterala, Mareh i. conveyance te NTA ‘A 8° La “aed OF MAGELLAN nal at 4 steamahi) Y, Tor Me’ California tened, and is expected lifornia. A limited nue NE FOR CALIFORNIA DIRE a ot BARING, Mad apna d'there aro now at tone ‘ork. for tra eo is co) tl o DUML SAVOVARD AND WIS MONKEY—Count Maldechini, Mr, Hamaiito Mr. Taylox; The Homey, hin APIONAL THEATRE, C Circle and Boxes, 25 con ts, Weonts; Private Rox ATHAM STREWT.—DRESS Orchostes rs open at a ‘arch 13, annual benefit of AY THEATRE.—X. A. MARSHALL ‘and Parquet, # cents; Pumily ¢ incle nag rivate Hones, 4 nd $6, Doors op Me Keynotd wide ith Tho fave of EA DTES HW Att cc Mr. Whiting; Sir Charles Vavasoar, Mey Mrv. Abbott: Lady Beauchamp, Mea, Vere sabody, Mrs. Sefton Doors 0} ning, Mared BD Ly will M e to begin at 7h « Sehinpes ahs a Douhlequill Mille Jolliciambs, Mrs. Dyett ne come BIE STOUPS TOC ‘On gt rik Mr Blakes Tony Lampkin, Mr. Bart ‘ Mrs. iiushess Miss Hardcastle, Miss To cont tudo with the farce of A DUEL INT RK—Mr. Grogory Greensaehe Mr, Burton; Mrs. Maria Jane Gre as M. Taylor . BARNEM ‘i veral thou enchant werfectly y AND PAIRS ‘AR, or th Mill be performed évery eve Cherry, Ming Mostayer; Fair Star, Misa Harton, 1 Driver and his W nif, commencing at 7 o’loek= Previous which, the Antipodean Feats of Professor MeCorm: Al ternodn, at 3 ofelock, Antipodean feat. singing, dancin OF after which, the interesting dramn of the CROCK OF GOLD. The youth RANKL! Lea, Prop Giant, &o., may now be son. MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUAR wo performances ere given ever ock in the afte, » sad at half Naa ienae A The company is their neers supervision ef #M'lle Cadnet, Premi to this catablishmont. A magnificent series of groupings will rota iP from the most admirod paint rties and appointments. ‘he only organised hand of ptare, wit Femsio Oporm 5 edestrian, will walk "head dowu~ ling, at an elevation of twenty-tive fees pm the ground, and eighteen im length, & foxt which throws all “competitors in the shade.’ The greatest wonder tho world over produced, Mons, Urogoiro, the strongest, man im the world, will break, with his “naked fist,” audience may choose to offer, with other unparalleled fonta of strength,” The unrivall tribe of ‘* Acrobatic Sisters” will appear in their wonderful gymnastic entertainmentay roduclog great excitement by their extraordinay ‘A variety of miscellaneous ontertaininents aro givore afternoon and evening, such as can be seon at no other lishment in the world. For full partioulars of enc, q , #00 Dille of the day. Prices of admission Boxes, 50 cents; Orchestra Seats, with, cushioned arm chairs, 373g conts; Boxes, 25 cents; Gallery, 124s conte. CARD.—THE UN of the Holida: «Agent or N Itimore professionally, ni 1B TREASUR' », Baltimore, offors his re: iste who contomplate visi Concerts, Readings, or Ex- Ho will attend to all business conneoted with the Having a thorongh knowledge of the business, ‘mncoess. Ho also engages with persons of acknow= lodged talent and recponsibility to travel ns businoss agont, having travelled through the Southwost, Moxico, and Soutke America, and has a knowledge of all cities of note in tho countriee, For any information, addrour, tating terms (post-paid), to W. G: CORBELL, _Holiday Street Thoatre, Baltimore, Md, NATOMICAL MUSEUM, 300 BROADWAY, CORNER. of Duane atroet above magnificent establishmen, containing three lar < alee ee one hundred feet length, comprising the largest collection of Anatomical Proparations in the United States or any othor countey— showing, without exception, evor: ios of disease to which the human framo ii yj2ct—continues open for thy n of visitors, from 8 o'clock, A. M., until 10 o'clock, P.M., each day. Wednesdays, from Il until 4 o'clock, ¢ clusively for Indies, Ladies will be in attendance. Admia tion, 25 conte. adm meus, NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 37 BOWERY, Monday evening, March 8, and during tho woek, Grant Demonstration; fun, folly, fashion; taste, Ca andele Horsemanship by all tho grent riders. ival Clown, and Bobb; ovett, the a liana: Dockney Cli dE, gland and New England again the world! " Bo Pit, 1234 conts, ues EMILE OF THE GRACES.—NEW PLACE OF AMUSE, iment, three doors above Niblo's. Open every night, fog pose of classical illustrations of Anciont Statuary, re French and English troupe of Living Models, with the Fe \Minstrelzy, and other entertainments, Doorw open at 7 o'clock; performances to commence at R. WARD MAKES: NUMEROUS CURES—CORNER of Canal street and Hroadway.—Far better you anfor- tunates treat yourselves, than to go to any of tho hundred: humbuge, Delay not to come te us; you will have to ome at last; then you will be groatly gratied to find yoursalvew well, or men i twenty-four No fer tions private. Book gratis. ‘onsulta~ Ours. R, WARD'S MAGICAL TREATMENT.—UNPRUCE- dented muccess-—Innumerable oases progress thro their several terrible stages, jn spite of other doeto but, Dootor Ward, by hia wonderful preparations, relic sil instantanco usly. (Those disappointed Ly humbugs no conception of th rity with whieb they rared by him. No fe ratis. Office, corne: al street and Broadwi R. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISRASE{ makes the spocdicst curcs. All who haye contracted arly applications. His treatmentif ions thers The diappointe m him, however inuch othor doetoy forded at once. No feo . Office, cornor of Canal nea imiration of phy tain of a cure fro gen reed ma R. DE LANEY'S CELEBRATED CURATIVE IN- struments, the only certain cure for those depiornd! mities resultine from eelf uvuse, excoasen, & had at bis office, 51 Livpenard street, New York. Tho debilitated are, by means of his entiroly. Featored te manly vigor. Prospectus, w gratis, Consultations, R. LA CROIX'S PRIVATE inet eh TREATISB- Fifteenth edition; by M. B. D., it book ever publisho I and physiol Both soxen, tneke it eae many ime ting, matrimony, which waver, iret conwulting ite, whether married a ding oa ined dao iMustrat: santomy and diseases of the reproductive or; structures, uses, and functior portant hints to these conte will overcome objections agai should take this important step popmlar cities, Croix nd for the past wis aty youre hes bom ally eonec the different diseasen upon whlch bis book tyonta, pereouatiy ‘aa well as by letter. Any person sending twenty-five eents in a letter, post paid, will rece copy by mail, foe of portage, oF five copies for $1. Addross Dr. . LA CROIX, Heavor street, Albany, N.Y. Sold ae Aun street, and Stringer & Townson: Bri Lloyd street, Buffalo. eepeciall atin marriage, as se tb aia 1 Tape Hee known to them par articuleriy. To thore whose bealth family, it ie of special im ry fema othe wife—the mother—the one either budding into wom ther in the ine on food gdp chan; 71 and the most efficie in me of cure,in every com, er sex ject. (Extract of a letter from a gentloman in Dayton, Ohio: De Asis MAURICE AU fee pa yrowe May) Ie My Dean Sin :—My wife has been perceptibly sinking fot fome threo years or more, in oonseqnence E nd suffering ynths before and during her aaitprrettng y su more and more debilitati rostrating her, Pee her life in imminent danger, was, on the las d Matect things wa the worst. book ovo rriry despaired Le Teupy pe in ¢, and resigned myself to mee ‘At this time (now about two months) I hea highly «j cken of, se containing some matte and. perusal, caunet jed E Cainer d mit 8 in learning thatel vided » rem i conceived was pow 1d have passed ovey rete ifty caf would have boom, dren left motherless, of course, impracticable to convey more fally the se~ rious subjects treated of, as they are of a nature strosly ine nded for the married, or those contemplating marriage. For tale at 222 Broadwa: dat the Shy? ring office, 120 Liberty street, New York; Little & Albany; Josep sepa ile, Alabama ; T.B. Peterson, $6 Chestnut strect, peeipt ret 1, % copy will be A ihm! by maw, tage, to fe, to Loyd ef the | United Sta otters M. Mi are 12 1 Tiveriy Streot. is AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE Fo nours, by A vegetable applications ton by improper he combines modi a ite the local re edy, and ean vahow say one there are thousands: who the cured without it, he has eases daily, of years’ Mersticn, from the other physicians. “in sil, he guare Antees a permanent cure. "fe makes dail trietureny Without caustic, which others use, cause not we h gh. His diplom with of other ecrtifientes, that nothing "Fou ae “mas few hours.—P. Broadhead,. rant. I pad Woden’ Deo Jou verse Ey fecal and pen font in a short (ime.—Jas. You , Box and there ne im poste fr treatment, by lee ere is so uc jon. Fo box 71, Broadway Post Office, N. "Those who sp reall, have separate ‘rooms. Office hou Reade tre ;seahitd Soe titan Mesetmage Seeey nro 0 THE DISAPPOINTED.—DR. WARD CAN BE OR te , his treatment instant fitted tp for modate such ae may le | a Soother mo foe of Hiehvcenth ly. te R. W.T tiles Mr. Coorge B. ih 200; atoer: nih arth Save river. URCH, corner rot desire m quarters in @ with @ Splendid promenade deck From the beautiful model of this - 'y short run, so that passengers going in ber will roach Cali- fornia without re subjected to delays and nnoyances in- es of conveyance, if th For pectioninrs, street, Nel slip, of to PECK & Y, 7 7 Genter ai, ‘vali and South | signed has transferred all his right, title, and in the above steamer; kote and contracts Pe me with person: ., any wer connected with above rte: will be performed by ito OLN HALL, 1908 Wasbiogtog stscet REWARD.—JEFFRIES' TIDOTE, A cific mixture for the ‘tre aN $500 Peirave dipeter Te mekess di ), without Grint, exporure, oF shaage tn appitestion he ecto, roprietor challenges © Bot'vure, under the fo it up in UR aoa jure of five hn ML directio Taste week— cured in two = Lane he Becavey ‘and 108 Baya: T secoet ie, or Bireet, ited are S OCTRESS KA’ D ghd Deaetition 7 wa Led ctr: ae ty mores a aekoon ‘She yhite an — da nes. th Made of modietn sada inde es] ne 3 Iaboratol 10 A. M., and from 2 to 4P. M. nel