The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1852, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR. S@UFICE N. W. CORNER @F FULTON AND NASSAU STS. AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Puawrer anv tis Doc —Wizany oy THE WAye—Mrppy Asnone, BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—-Orner.0—-Tax Rexpezvous. NIBLO'S—Brack Domino. BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—Bruve Devis —Finst Nicur—Toopixs. WATIONAL THEATRE, Chath: street—Brian Bo- Roiume—Avopren © —Wro Sreaxe Finsr, AMERICAN MUSEUM—Anvsrye Pearonmaxces ut WUE AFTERNOON AND EvENinG. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Bowery—Equsetaian Penrornances. CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS, Meohanics' Hall, 473 Broad- way—Ermiorian MinsTRess’ INSTRELS, Woods’ Musical Hall, No. 444 HIOPIAN MINSTRELSY. woons’ Broadway— “New York, Wednesday, March 24, 1952. The News. The bill regulating the salaries of territorial offi- ers was engrossed in the United States Senate yes- terday. This bill repeals the act which debarred the officers from drawing salaries when away from their posts over sixty days; but requires that their absonce must, hereafter, be approved by the Presi- dent. This measure is probably intended for the be- nefit of those gentlemen who deemed it advisable for their own individual welfare, to suddenly leave Utah. The bill for the establishment of a dry dock and navy yard on San Francisco Bay, was afterwards discussed. It is thought that this very necessary measure will pass; but the bill for a railway and basin in the same vicinity, will be strenuously op- posed, in consequence of the enormous outlay it will require. Among the various petitions presented, were two in favor of the Collins steamers, and one asking an appropriation for the establishment of a line of steamships between Brooklyn and Hamburg, Germany. Another long debate tock place in the House of Representatives yesterday, on the Deficiency Appro- priation bill. It was the old story. The democrats attacked the officers of the administration, and the whigs defended them. While Congressmen are thus engaged in exposing the vices and wasteful extrava- gance of each other’s parties, they appear to altogether lose sight of the indisputable fact that the inhabitants of the territories, particularly New | Means so clear and decided as it is in relation to | they sre wholly anrival! Mexico, are sadly in want of protection against the ravages of hordes of murderous Indians. Some measure for the especial and efficient protection of oor hardy pioncers should be adopted at once. The State Senate was yesterday engaged, in open executive session, on Governor Hunt's appoint- ments. This is the first time that the experiment of abolishing secret sessions has been tried, and we must say that it appears to work admirably. While it gives the people an opportunity of knowing why certain extraordinary appointments are sometimes confirmed, it also informs the unsuccessful appli- cant of the cause of his rejection. This will have the effect of making the Executive more careful in the selection of men for office, for the reason that he would dislike to have the fuulte or incompetency of the friends of his party exposed. It will be seen that a large number of the appointments for harbor ters, &Ke., were rejected. One of them, said to belong tothe “higher law” school—an especial friend of, and recommended by, Horace Greel only reccived nine of the sixteen whig votes. This does not speak very well forthe popularity of the “believer in all the isms,” even among the mem- bers of the political party to which he professes to belong. The discussion was condueted in a remark- ably calm and genteel way, and is in striking con- trast with the late boisterous proceedings in the Senate chamber. The members of the Assembly have likewise dropped the Boxiana style of legisla- tion, and are quictly and expeditiously pushing their work, in view of the approaching close of the ses- sion, An evening session was held, during which the report of the Canal Investigating Committee was debated. A movement was made by a democrat to virtually ratify the contracts, by directing the Audi- tor to pay the warrants. This was opposed by Mike Walsh and Mr. Hatch. Mike feels that the lettings were not made ‘upon the square,” and he will do all he can to expose the corruption. The democrats of Baltimore have selected a Cass delegate to represent them in the National Conven- The ‘old fogy’s” prospects appear to be brightening sinee “Young America” has openly @ evtercd the field against him. In the Board of Aldermen, yesterday evening, a report of the Committee on Ordinances, in relation to the Corporation papers, was presented to the board. The ordinance recommended the following apers to be employed by the Corporation:— Commercial Advertise, Morning Express, Evening Post, National Democrat, New Yorker Demecrat, (German,) and the New York Herald. It further proposed to pay the proprietor of the New York Herald three thousand dollars, and each of the other papers one thousand dollars per annum, for all the services to be rendered by them. On the presentation of the report, in favor of adopting the ordinance, Ald. Sturtevant moved to amend the same by striking out the Express, and inserting in ita place the New York Tribune. Afier some re- marks of a personal character, the question on the amendment was put and los to one. The question of accopting the report and adopting the ordinance was then put, and carried b tion. by a vote of eighteen gence from Buenos Ayres is of ‘an in portant character, so far as South Amorica and its commerce are concerned. It is the overthrow of Rosas. Although this comes by the way of Brazil, whence we ed a very ine ct report of the defeat of U a, We are yet inclined to the statement ofthe defeat of the Buenos Ayrean chieftain. With all his energy, he could | not be expected to cope with the iramer against him. The result of the batile of Palermo, even if it ultimately leads to innumerable wars tween the several States of the Argentin nf iio te Plata, Parana, Para- iat Rosas will probably go to England, and there await, a la Santa Anna, the e of events serial world—the and Uruguay Our advices from Mexico indicate a peace in that republic. They are four days later, and give us the particulars of an grow- the xcitement it of the refusal of the government to all Gen. Woll, Texa orable feature in the of the deputies, in a public strget, by a soldier Tho steamship Brother Jonathan reached this city, terday, with dates from San Juan, Nica- the 1dih inst er report, which is ra- interesting, together with the m passengers, will be found under the mar Nothing of return of of memory unfas ye ther of her itime head. Jtranspired at San Juan ing of the previous steamer. hes the particulars of the | importance subsequent to the sa The telegraph f murder of seven persons in Doddridge, Va Last evening, the Industrial ¢ ngress, after a warm debate, paseed a resolution in favor of the Maine Liquor law. It had engaged the attention of their ‘* honors” for five weeke, and at length the previous question wasecalled, when twenty-one voted in the affirmative, upen the calling of the y and pays; and those on the negative side refused to vote, onthe ground that the previous question had shut off debate. Had they voted, the vote would have been about a tie, The affirmative men at- tempted to pags a resolution to publish the names of tbowe who refused to vote, which led to much ex- cicment, bus was not carried. force sent | odera- | ll be the opening of four magnificent rivers | | THE DEFALCATION IN THE Another | ck on one | | eury and procuring t Tue Art Union Lorrgay mm Courr.—The ques tion of the comstitutionality of the Art Union lottery will soon be determined. It is now before the eourts in two actions, in two separate causes— one brought by a private individual and a subscriber, and the other by the District Attorney on the part of the State. While this question is pending, it might have been expeeted that men in authority would try to withhold their opinions, and avoid an expression that would prejudice the final decision. We see that this is not the case. We perceive that one of the long extra-judi side. been before it for some da; cism. decisions by | nglish Judges. this side the Atlantic, whero we have a State Legislature to authorize a lottery under any pretex'y or for any purpose whatever. Even one of our contempo the constitutiona it of the estion, but gratui decided by the same means. The cases are by no means parallel. Judges and juries are not lotteries; whereas the Art Union is essentially a lottery, and its drawings are clearly gambling operations. A man stakes five Collars for his chance of a prize with the adverse chance of a blank. his number in the whee! cf fortune turns up a prize, he wins; if it does not, he loses. Thisis nothing more nor icss than gambling for pictures, quote them. Judges who had been a manager of the Art Union himself, in declining to continue his management, takes the opportunity of delivering and publishing a ial opinion on the constitutionality of the Art Union, without the case being brought before him, or his hearing the arguments on either To say the least, we think thero is an extreme impropriety in any ;erson who occupies such a posi- tion, pronouncing a judgment extra-judicial upon a question which is now before tke court, and has We do not wish to enter into an analysis of this extra-judicial cpionion, though it is open to criti- Th strength of the o iion rests on some Whatever may be the value of such opinions an =: ¢: decisions across the water, they can have little bearing on matters constitution, clear y en! expressly forbidding the ies—the Evening Post--cannot wait patiently for a proper decision of tously considers the Art Union lottery perfectly constitutional, because juries are sometimes drawn by lot, and the terms cf the offices of judges are If so that there is no analog in the cases referred to in the Post, and it is perfectly idle and ridiculous to It is very curious to find this journal expressing such an opinion in favor of the eonstitu- tionality of a lottery, with the distinct provisions of the constitution against it staring the editor in the face, particularly when he is such a stickler on the point of the unconstitutionality of the canal certifi- cates, in relation to which the constitution is by no lotteries, whether they be Art Unions or other gam- bling concerns. The question, however, will soon be determined by the proper court, and the public will wait for that decision, and be satisfied with it when it comes. Tur Late Ernrarm Hoisroox.—Some particu- lars of the life of Ephraim Holbrook, who died at his residence in this city, a few days ago, may bo Mr. Holbrook was born at Albany. Some thirty years ago he came to this city, where he.first became partner and principal manager of the New York Franc o* the house of He was He retire from business and went to live at l!yde Park. He became tired of the country anl ;ro‘ab » Inbore| under that feeling of ennué whi: usually a‘tends merchants who retire from the act've pursuits of business. He came back to the city, and occupied a cottage in Fourth avenue, and employed his leisure in financial operations in Wall st-ect, by which h» made the principal por. cf the $400,000 which he left behind him at hi« death. He had no children, but adopted interesting to our read rs. Parish, Holbrook & Co., a’ Charleston. afterwards in this city. a litt’e girl as a daughter, who married a Mr. Lee. and went with hin to the West. Le Mrs. Lee vent to Connecticut to live. $20,000. balance—' To left Sotiety, and several others. Thus, the lion’s share of a large sum of money. cating th dof carcfulne service y fashionable of late. holie h has become ve and o dark passage to “that undi no traveller re Feur Days Late: from Mexico. We have reecived files of El Siglo, El Monitor Repub. Kano, and El Universal, published in the city of Mexico, portant iiems from them any businers of importance. attecked. in the plaza of Arenas, by a soldier. who cow. 'y knocked him down with a stic i} xecutive power, Which wanted to by the contitution to dep nt the Exceutive a micsiv | culprit who made the infamous agsauit, imm | punished. ies | the French c tion of the g | net, appointed t } " country opposition pai | vigor. | A short time ago, the well known General Adrian | diately ate at Vera Cruz, with the approba- t. until the arrival of M. Melli- invasion of M apply refused by the Mexican Consul, who ent in justification. It ent had actually pronounce 1 Well circum motion to impeach the minist ishment has been, in who signed the decree ced into the | hamber of bar of Depw + excitcment at present We learn from the Sigl that Don Eduardo Forstate hoe discounted the $650,000 still remaining due by the United States The Cl impose export d tate of Vera Craz has take , Une to the city of Me xico which attempted to take Matamoras, had retw to ne could not get over the ende, and that ahecould mer to take the mun City Intelligen COACH DEPART- MENT, IN THE MAYOR'S OFFICE--FURTHER PARTI- CULARS artmont of Mack Inspectors. Ifrsanp. hae been furthor inves- puty Huck Inspectors have beon dome F was to bes, and sce that they paid | License duty to collect any money. All the was moerely to bucks h paas the propr Common Cou wae paid. anda certificate oflicense given ng this, i ns that Mr. Pa! ietors of private caring: the Laekney conch owners, and moncy fer the licenre. aud he it hisearlicst co hacks having the fu Mr. Paiterson. handed him from $ courre, tothe number of coaches But inetead of paying theve moneys into the city trea. : Licenses, it seems he has omitted ifficulty arixing. The loss, how. come out of the elty treasury, as the money was never paid in. Theloea must be sustained by the proprietors ¢ coaches, who have misplaced their con- fidence in trusting Mr. Patterson with the money. Yea- terday ® number of very indignant coach and hack pro- prictore appeared nt the Mayor's office. complaining terri- bly at being compelled to pay the license over again, when they bad already paid Mr. Patterson, the deputy hack inspector. who they always eupposed to be duly au- thorized to collect the same, or at least believed in his in- tegrity to do what he proposed he woulddo, Mr. Patter. fon. ws foon as the defalcation was discovered, resigned lis official capacity. The whole matter ig still under in- Veetigation by the Mayor Tue Ex-Cunan Prisonens.—We understand that thirty five of (he Cuban prisoners lately arrived h hemes city to-day oF to-morrow, for New Orleans. We give the * forewoli”’ in another colwan of this day's Hana, Hest con: th to de and hence the ever, dors n died, and She had a son, to whom Mr. Holbrook bequeathed $10,000 or Jointure to his wife, and tae eing a‘ out three-fourths of the whole— $500,000-——he has bequeathed to charitable and reli- gious in ‘itution-—the Bille Socisty, the Tract accumulated ‘by rising early, sitting up late, and .”” is devoted to tho on--a manner of bequeathing pro- No 7 to the itth ef lebruary. We tianslate the most im- Congress was still in session, but it had not transacted On the evening of the 27th ultimo, Don Francisco Villanueva, deputy of Puebla, was Signor Villanueva spoken strongly. on the previous day, against the the liberty The House to have tho James Semonier will fill. ad interim, the office of Woll, who commanded the Mexican forces during the ico in 1842. left the republic on leave for a passport to return, at This ecems to be the principal subject af ned almost to a certainty | has been retained from | manner :—For the last | on, Meserr, Oldzing and Thorn, whore duty it | or, who countersigned the | ir, Valentine, the clerk of the $5 for each eonch li- Instead erron has called upon kept at livery stables, them to H by THE WEEKLY HERALD. EDITIONS FOR CALIFORNIA AND EUROPR—THE WIKOFP TRIAL, ETC., BTC., ETC. ‘The steamships Asis, for Liverpool, with the Buropean mails, and the Georgia, for Chagros, with the Pacific mails, will leave this port to-day. The New Yoru Weexry Henaxp, with the latest news from all parts of the world, printed in French and Eng- lish, will be ready at half-past nine o'clock this morning. It will also contain the full report of the singular trial of Chevalier Wikoff in Genoa, for attempting to force Miss Gamble to marry him. Agents must send in their orders at an early hour. gle copies . in wrappers, sixpence. tive Sale.—A Magnificent Farm on the Danke of the Hudson at auction, at Hyde Park Hotel, on the 2d of April, 1852, in the villa, Auctioneer. It contains upwards of one hundred acres of rich land, with Farmhouse, Barns, and Hay Press, also s Test elegant three story Mansion, Fruit Trees, aud all necessary appurtenances requisite for a farm or b house on a large s ‘One quarter of 6 I; diately on the Hu iver. The mansion house an eminence, and commands one of the most picturesque Views in the world. For further particulars, is King, or G. Levie, 196 Nassau street. Term sale—One half cash; the balance on bond and mortgage. Passengers per steamship United States are ti requested to goon board the steamer and have their Tickets regis! hy the Purser, this Also, to be on board at 2PM. on Friday, as she leaves punctually at $ P.M. Genin’s Spring Model.—Competition 1s a thing to he talked of where there is equality; but Genin’s Spring style for 1862 stands alone outside the pale of fashion. workmanship, the finish, and th is nothing like it to be found af lings to the old figure, $4. No. 214 ‘amine the material, the auty of the shape. There ny price, and Genin atll NIN, Broadway, opposite St. Paul's. Hats.—Nothing could be more appropriate dof an article than an article designed for the 1c of dress so worthy of commenda- @ well made Hit; hence our continued praise of No. 128 Fulton street. He is acknowledg sful manufacturer of Hate in town. style for the present season is unsurpassed for its beauty, com- fort, aud excellence. Call, know, and patrouise him. arenas Spri now ready, m: Fashion for Gentlemen’s factured from the finest in the tnarket, celled by none in any one particular; together with other goods usually kept by the trade, WOOD, Hatter, 72 Broadway, adjoining Niblo’s. The reason of the Great Rush at the Em- pire Clothing Warehouse, 120 and 122 Fulton street, is that their customers arc ied and go again. ‘The proprietors, SMITH, DRUMGOLD & PROCH, will not be undersold by any house in the Trade. New Savings Bank.—Persons wishing to save money can certainly save 20 per cent in the purehase of Clothing by patronizing the Empire Clothing Warehouse, 120 and 122 Fulton street, three doors below N: SMITH, DRUMG! Gents’ Spring Clothing—Fashionable! Ele- gant! Cheap.--We have on hand now a most choiee lot of seasonable Clothing. Sacks, black cloth, $3 50; tweed, $2 50; cassimere Pants, $3; black Frock aud Dress, $6; silk, satin, and cassimere Vei $2; Over Coats, Corner of Nassau and Beekman streets, VIE & REGAN, Smooth and unwrinkled as the brow of Youth and beauty are the bosoms of the celebrated Coraza Shirts, made on the patent plan introduced by AGATE, 237 Broadway. The accuracy and beauty of their fit has be- come proverbial in all sections of the Union, and it i mitted that in all the ag of comfort and elegan: assan, : LD & PROCH, There is an Art, a Skill, a Taste, in Shirt- making, in other occupations, bining utility and o: ment. thematical precision has been brought to the aid ttribut G 'S ‘brated Shirt makin, ablishment, No. a His fits are perfect, an: alle tyle of his Shirt Stilla far greater reduction in prices, at HIRAM ANDEKSON'S, No. 99 Bowery; well seasoned floor Oil Clothe, only 2s. 6d. per yard; also, 200 pieces of beautiful all wool ingrain Carpet, new spring patterns, at 3s. and 4s, Fer yard: three ply Carpets Gs. 7s., and te.’ per yard: also, peatry Brussels and ‘Tapestry Ingrain at unedoouutally low prices. ‘The Crystal Palace Again.—Patent Tapes- of these Ect a Astor ts unriv: of Hyde Park—James Miller, | Not to wear it, is to be | why and to scurt, goch'a brilliant gloss and pormes Broadway, and all the drug stores Phalen’s New Style of Hair Cutting —New principle in Cutting. —Clei ‘rushes ail by ihe bashes fall-atteen of the beet artinis in Ameries Phalon’s Magic Hair hair or whiskers the mom. nt it is applied, without injar washed immediatel: the hair or skin, It y disturbing the color and has no bad 0: Tt ia app or sold, at PHALON'S Wig and Toupee Manufactory, ist dway. Forssle in the gity and country by druggists. Paalen’s. Wi and ein ‘We would eal the attention sons Fe reoentim- ovement. The same was swarded a river medal the rst premium at the Inst fair. They ean be seen at E. PHA- jon fl Ve) and Hair Dye Factory, 197 Broadway, eorner ef | Dey street | — | MONEY MARKET, Turspay, arch 23—3 P.M We have nothing ne’ to repori in the stock market to- | day, At the first board the demand was quite active, and @ eligh® improvemen: was realized. Morris Canal went up 34 Jer cent; j ong Island 44; Canton Company 44; Portsmouth Company 4y; Hudson River Railrowd 44; if ; Erie Railrord 34; Harlem Rai'road 34; New Jersey Zine Company 3g; Erie bonds, 1508, 4{. At the second and Worcester 34; Frie Railroad 3; North American | Trust 34. Thelull in the speculative excitement of tho past few days has been favorable for the bulls, and has doubtless given them addition strength to inflate the bubble to a greater extent. Mcney continues easy, and facilities for carrying stccks are cheap and abundant, $57,889 26—balance, $2,718,628 21, ‘The directors of the Bank of the United States yester- day executed the general assignment, in conformity with the resolution of the etockhclders, adopted at their meet- ing held on the 17th inst., and it has been recorded ac- cording to law. ‘the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Company have, during the past week, negotiated for the sale of $108,000 of the bonds of the company, being the balance of the $150,000 which the company was authorized to borrow for the purpese of repairing and stocking theroad. ‘The bonds realized to the company 95 a 95} per, cant, ‘The bonds are a lien upon the road, the State anddity having waived their right for that purpose. Quotations for foreign exchange remain without altera- tion. ‘she eupply of bills on the market is equal to the demand. ‘ihe steamship / sia, f»- Liverpool, to-morrow, will not take out much specie. } 0 enzazements of import- ance Lave been made, and there! as beea no movement in the street. ‘The last of the series of mectings in behalf of the Albany and Susquehanna i ailroad, which eommenced in Feb- ruary, was held at Binghamton on the 16th inst. The amount subscribed along the line of the road, thus fur, has recebed $60,000; and the diros‘ors living in the counties of Schoharie, Oisegs, aml Froome, bave already appointed a return series of meeting:, ond have iseucd on additional subscription of $350,000. Reacing Pailroad 3; Norwich and Worcester Railroad | board, Canton Company advance 44 per cent; Norwich | The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of | this port, to-day, amounted to $90,503 75; payments, | circulars t ali ihe towns interested in the road, urging ‘A table which first appeared in the Albany frgus, bas been generally copied, showing the cost and carnings of each of the three great routes through this State to the West. The fgures put down against each line are all ‘wrong. We annex a correct table, for the purpose of showing the relative position of each route in cost and revenues:— tleay the raise ns here exhiited at tho Werlte Pury ies j The Tunez Gneat rpnavian ne ant Mosaic and scroll figures, of the most magnificent and * 2, Enique styles of gorgeous colors, aLHIWAM AN DERSON'S, Leng, Com, Grae Earnings, W# Bowery, the original depot. N. B.—Beware of imitations: | p_ S65 spLazngny sa.uier gam gz Ril a 6 ins in Carpetings.M@Peterson & | Contra Line Rit. S77 15072 92725061 coadway, corner of White street, having —— at the late large an dispose | Total, see 1.186 $60,872,701 fe following low pric 5 ots, 12s,; | Earnings per mile Erie Canal,in 1 Brussels, fe.; Three-ply, 7a. to 86,; Ingraiua, de. do. Erie Rail other goods equally lew. do. do, Line R.R. sidan wae Cost por mile Brie Capalin 11 New Carpets, for spring trade.—Tapes Cal nat eae tein ec ny fe Velvets, Tapertsy Beastels, Three-iiy, Ingrainy and sitather | 8 40. Central Line R. R. do styles of Carpete, Ot Clothe, We. Rs. ‘Also, Aeompleto as: | ‘The Erie Railroad is tl.e youngest of these works, and hiv, Tnerain, aad Datel Carnotar Pere niece Taree” | of course its earnins: les: in proportion to its cost ; but aan aa * All of ae Soin erg shoap for | we doubt if its revenue will ever be so large per mile, eon. cash On me TO. EL: MYATT didi and 46GPearlatreot. | sidering its cost, as the central line of roads. The earnings To Rallroad and Canal Contractors.—| ren, Bro.'s Portable Blacksmith Forges are offered for . 6 Duane street. These forges ar a three inch square bar of iron. They 4 blast power superior to ‘any other forge ron, Bro.’s Portable Furnaces for milling eperations. Ten Acre Farms of Good Land, and Villa; ze lots, and farms in shares, at Lake Land, L. I., a delight¢ul placefor auy lady and gentleman to reside at.” These farms and village lots are rol ble im small monthly instalments. A few shares only remain, which we advise our frie take at ence. Apply to CHAS. WOOD, 205 Broadway, corner of Fulton estrect, where maps and pam- hiets may be bad. Selling Off!—Great Bargains!!—Last week but one! ! iA. JOEL & CO., No. 643 Broadway, beingabout to effect some extensive alterations in their store, will sell at an immense reduction their well assorted’ stock of ich Jewelry, Silver and Silver plated Wars, Por- pier Mache Wares, Opera Glasses, Fans, and other rich Fancy Goods, (their own importation) until the 2d of April, when their store will be slowed while tho altera- Vions are being effected. ‘Wonderfal Discovery. Blindness and Deafne . Dr. Lut use from Bros Infirmar; Prince street, second open dai ly trom 9 till 5. Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye exception or reservation tho very best 0 eelebrated is GOURAUD'S Medicated Soap, yim: ies, freekies, sallowness, obaps, ebafes, &e. oudre Subtile uproots hair from any part of the body. Lguid Rooze, Lily White, and Hair Gloss, ‘at 67 Walker street, noar Broadway. 000 Reward will be paid by Elmore on the following eonditions, vis. :$250, if the celebrated Bohemian Hair Dye does not instantly change y, red, or eandy hair to a boautiful black or brown; $25), © color attained ever changes or fades; 250, if it in- the hi r skin; $20, ifany other hair dye possesses $1, & ¢ © OF AS MANY good Gualities. Sold, wholesale and re- the Perfumery Store, 227 Hudson street, 75 cents a $6 per doaen. N. B.—The price will soon be raised to ease, Itis with some natural feeling of exualta- that CRISTADORO announces to the fashionable aud the public Hair Dye, which otber known. Ita superiority lies'in ita prevervative, Not only does it produce in- the life of the Ti to an: as well as ite colering properties. the richest and most natural shades of brown or black, stantly; but it does this without Impairing hair. “On the contrary, it revitalizes the fib ponents of the preparation are chemically the same as those which nature uses for the same purpose. That the result of itsapplication may be witnessed is all the inventor aks, well knowing that when its merits aro understood, it must her hair dye, Applied and sold wholesale RISTADORO'S Wig and Sealp Establish- igs, Toupees, and Hair Cutting.~Citizens and strangers are requested to eall at the manufactory of MEDHURST & HEARD, 27 Maiden lane, where they havea on hand the largest and chespest assortment of Ornatuental Hinir in the city. Also, to witness the new spring style of Hair Cutting for 1862, Hair Dye.—Batehclor’s ceiebratedLiquid Hair Dye is the best yet discovored for eoloring the hair or ‘Whiskers, the moment it ia applied, ‘The wonderfnl oare and gertainty with which this favorite and old established Hair Dye performataastonivhing, It te for ani BATCHELOR’'S Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall otr address. Wigs and Toupees—Batchclor’s new atyle ef Wigs are pronounced the moet porfoct imitation of aature yet inven: howe Wanting a very ruperior article, should eall at BATCHELOR'S celebrated W tory, No. 4 Wall street, where can be found the lergost and best ascortiment in the oity. Copy the eddres Clirchugh’s Wigs and Toupees stand un- rivalled for their perfect sit, beauty of finish, lightness, and durab Gentlemen would do well to calland see th re purchasing elsewhere. Copy the addrces, 179 way, up etnirs, opposite Howard's flotel eos. Copy the A New Pleacure.—History informs us of a certain king who offered a large reward to aay one who would furnish him with a new pleasure, T people of this great country have determined to orthe Amole, prepared and sold by William Bogle, Z Washington treet, Boston, that chai 4 hav ing produced the newest pleasure, and cman who it for shaving readily and k Aun preparation promoting one: 1d wholesale and retail by ; Rushton, Cary & Co., 5 B. &D and J, Pont] street; end hy rs throughout the world, F. 8. Cleaver’s Honey Sonap.—W. J. Davis, A. i ole wholesale Agent for the t ite tos, respoctfal pply quaints the he haw per Asia, of Clenver's celebrated Prire ey and other toflet | aps, and ie now prepared t repidly increasing nd for the sane om so. % lorgd assortment of Combs, Broadway Will not die in their holes, nor ercate a | ch, by uring Costar's B rofrate, mice, cook. | ants, &e. Not gerous the human family, TAR'S Depot, 444 Broadwa; Warrauted eflestual ia Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy. —Th res | Kre es = dy for Comphi ae, ap ees ate various ‘. Sold b; We 1 Bromiway, erally. re iti | Huteing®’ Vegetable Dyspepsia Bitters.— The epriny’ ot the has arrived, and brings with it howe ata. eure of which the above m dic! i} nd its ext 4 y hae rt been sufficient! | tes | which the propriets'? bi t dies ftingnished persons 0% dy to show to tho fe jem. Tt can be had wholerale or Fetail at 122 Pulten street, Single Doth , pint, 00 c0i quart, $1. A Real Pain Killer.-Thoge of our readers who are icted with Rheomatiom, Pains, Ac! Throat, . will get certain and #peety relief ye td, Depot, 120 UpreD Wied ity & Coct of ope ineipal Depot, coop Wieh etgerts coraey 9! otber Druggiste, . or applied, at | | ne 2%o'clock, mile heats, bert threo in five, to saddle. Closed with the following entries:—Thomas Davia onters s. g. Beppo; H. Jones enters b, ¢. Jim; C, Brovks enters br. of the Erie Canal give a greate: yer cent, net, on the cost than any railroad in this seetion of country. Its entirely from tolls, the outlay is (rifling compared with the income. It is therefore productive, and doubtless will continue 4o, while railroads running alongside of or competing with it, will find it difficult to squeeze out the most moderate rate of dividend. More than sixty mil- lions cf dollars are inveeted in works of internal improve- ment traversing this State, between the East and tho West, depending principally upon the Western trade for revenue and profit. Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Vir- ginia, have already railroads and canals extending to the West, sceking and competing for their portion of the trade of the valleys of the Ohio and Missis- sippi. private works connecting the seaboard be expended for the construction of works aiming for the same olject, viz.: the Western trade. Competition al- relative to the result. etalk triumphant throug . theland, and those who have become deeply involved in the issues of railroad bonds, or rather county, town or city bonds issued to railroad companies, will find they have nolega! claim upon those bodies, corporate and incorporate, who | ave promised to pay. Fraud and usury will be put in as excuses for non-payment, end repudiation will be boldly advocated and adopted. We already see indications of such a spirit, and those who are forewarned are forearmed. ie Cony, “ 10 ghs Del & Hud. 26 Bk State of NY 14 Bank Com, full, 21 Bank N ici nie * » Wy Tey" 200 a | 350 Canto lity, French Lawns, Organdios, Prints, Grenadine eS | &ej Shawls, Laces, Embroideries, Linens, aud dom OO see ei 65 Be | goods; also new Mantillas, thia day reesived in store, to 920 Eder pi Which attention of purchasers is favited, All at low prices, aa : wholesale and retail. , . ae [4 TIFFANY & CUTTING, 321 Broadway. 100 Portsinonth DD. 400.8 Am Trost !.'s10 11 JEW MOURNING STORE, 551 BROADWAY. | 200.N J Zine Co, hed do..... +810 1G | tholomew & Weed will open their Paris 8 SKC ROARD. | Mourning Millinery Wednesday, March 24. Dh gogo as 1 ann dl a=? | ] ACES, LACES—TIFFANY & CUTTING, 21 BROAD- te : | 44 way, having completed their arrangements with #ome Bo & of the largest manufacturers in russels and Vavis, of ane + A EERE | laces and embroideries, will be prepared to exhibit, on Tact | Bodaepe basil | day, March 30th, one of the most complote and varied asaort. Rotel ha ts of Embroideries and Thread Lace goods ever ofered ee ity, In aces will be fonnd Collars, Capes, Berthes, | 40 Nor & Wor RR.) ‘ Searte, Shawls, Mantillas, and trimming Inces in a Sa 0 4 Point Ioniton and Point d’ Alengon, Guipure and a, 250. N Am Trust, 3) M In embroideries, Collara, Capos,’ ( tes, hg fe ag kere i | Guimps, and Handkerchiofs. Also, ‘tri ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. POST OFFIC ICE—POST OF N% for Californ il steamer Georgi i March 2th, at) P.M. ps OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER OF East Broadway. ils for California and Enrope, per steamers Aria and Georyin.—The mails for California will close this de nek. Mails for Liverpool, London, Ireland, Franes, joruany, Will close this morning, at 10 o'elock—March 24th. AARON SWARTS NOTICES, W YORK—THE MAILS Ret United tatos oe on Wednesday, WM. V. BRADY, P.M. PAC via E will close RE. OTTING.—THURSDAY, M., natch for $400, mile Mr. Whelan namos bl. ma, 4h, g. Contrevilte, (ONCKLIN, Proprictor. HOUSE, PLEASURE GROUND.—TROTTING,— A puree of $25 will come off on Wednesday, the 24th, R m. Fanny Jackson; Colonel Bartine Owner enteré g. ¢- John Anderson, . G Dick; enter SGEE, Prop. HOTELS. PAMILY HOTEL, WN: Br DOE Hill, London ebeve STREET, @ above house is centrally ‘an excellent coffee room, ton or twelve private ORK Lud i sitting rooms; between forty and fifty light, airy bedrooms, king Form; wari, cold, aid shower batuaalway ttend: jarge for dy; a night porter 5m fx the New York Herald iefileds Tho hanks to hie America expenses being only for repairs,and its revenue derived More than one hundred and thirty millions of dollars Lave already been expended on public and with g the great western lakes and the Ohio river, and it is our be- lief that within the next five sears fifty millions more-will ready runs high. and is daily increasing; tho result of which cancasily be foreseen. The means employed to raise capital to carry ‘o completion many of the works commenced. | ave been ofa character calculated to create the most alarming apprehensions and fearful forebodings Repudiation will sooner or later | | PERSONAL. TED.—THE END T GAVE INFORMA- ee RY ES ence before, shal) be treated as a nd, ly re warded, OTICE.—IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK A COAT N hom J po Hotel ‘Saturda; ning Inet, wi ven ost office or any the letters ok which were ‘ii y the packet shi of March last, by her etreet. | JOHN MORGAN KIBBEY.—A GENTLEMAN BY THIS name, aged i in height, of fair complexion, his arrived ‘in New from in November, 1800; it is not known what His wife and friends in England ¢ very anxious to gain intelligence, and y information in regard to him may be ‘the Bank for Savings, No. 107 Chamber BOARDING AND LODGINGS. eee ISHED ROOM AND BOARD IN A PRI- Puls sate, wanted for a lady, Address, stating terme, E. R., Herald office. PARTMENTS TO LET—ONE OR TWO FURNISHED AMietronme withoot board, for single gentlemen, may be had by application at 117 Chambers street. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN anD W board, in « pl i 1FE Lets ontaIn ‘ard, on 01 Seventh w: are no other b had, by add! BosRD WITH A LARGE FRONT ROOM, PARTIALLY furnished, for gentleman and wife; and one small room for a single, or two gentlemen, may be obtained at 11 Walker strect. References exchanged. PR OARDING.—A FEW RESPECTABLE MECHANICS be secommodated with comfortal mn terms, at No. 302 Fifth street, ween Cand D, very convenient t ip andiron n the East river. Single bedded room: an bo had rly application, with full or partial board, as may be SPECIAL NOTICES. Aerie AREWELL OF THE FILIBUSTERS.—AT A MEET- ing of the ex-Cuban Prisonere, held at the North Amo- rican Hotel, on the 22d inst., ‘Thomas Hudnall, Prosident John Cooper, Secretary, it was resolved that a committee of three be appointed to return thanks to those who have as~ sisted them in procuring means to get to their respective homes, &e. Messrs. John G. Bush, J. D. Baker, andS. H. Purnell, were appointed by the President. ‘The committee have endeavored to discharge their duty in the following terms:— ‘To Aldermen Tweed, Francis, the “Cuban Refugees,” R. Sands & Co., Professor Williams, Messrs. McCloskey and ‘ook, and others, who have lent their aid in alleviating tho wants of the returned Cuban Prisoner Gentlemen—We feel deeply?grateful for the noble and dis- interested exertions you have made in our behalf in our un- fortunate situation, "We never can forget your acts of ge- nerous benevolence and gentlemanly kindnéss wherever we may roam, or with the lapse of time; and when in futur 6 known only in story, it will ag émnotions to look ‘our sympathies and ‘weed lias excited our labors in the Common and the active interest he has other- re. We should also mention here Al- derman Francis an associates, who exerted themselves ‘on the occasion of a benefit given us by the seDslemsnly pre: uae of the novey Amphitheatre, Messrs. R. Sands & 0.. On 0 would say, that we fully ap- s which induced them to contri- years the Filibusteros will Council for our g Wise taken in our w ute to our wants, from nd take so ardent an interest in the survivors of t! disastrous expedition, which had for its the island Cuba, one of the th. ‘They but fruitless pretty, and the wit of the clowns rich to profusion. ‘e Professor Williams, who gave us a benefit in’ the city rs after it was over, with the liberality rs tion, we would tonder our ry mth from deductions from the facts principles cir own necessities, the eum of ‘& magnificont “oyster jed_polite- a taught in the new and novel science of Mental OARDING IN THE COUNTRY.—A FEW GENTEEL bourders can be accommodated in Tarrytown, ins private family. Location as pleasant as any in the village, with a fine prospect of the river aud railroad. Address 8. Way Heraldoffice, Applications ai don Frid OARD WANTED, AND MONEY TO LOAN, fentiszs, and wife, in a first class Boarding Hou Hotel, where » cash Joan (on security) oF tuition on piano forte and singing, with usc of piano, will be accepted as full considera! fer board of one. Addrei ‘Loan and Tui- tion,” this office, BosRPA LARGE AND PLEASANT ATTIC ROOM, Jn a private honso, to let permanently, with board, te agentleman and bis wile. Apply at 114 Franklin street, OARD, WITH ROOMS SUITABLE FOR MARR and Eagle pesos. can be obtained at 74 East T: third street.” The house has the modern improvements OARD—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, IN A PRI- Rw hore aro no other boarders, within een Pity Hall, a good sized airy room, to be used as bedroom and sitting room, with break- fast and toa, and dinner on Sundays, brought into the room, Terms must bo moderate, To save trouble, nene need re- WY, who do not state their terms. Address, prepaid, D., box , Broadway Post office. B° CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board and pleasant furnished room. Apply at No. 33 Hubert street. OARDING.—UNFURNISHED FRONT AND BACK Parlor to lot, with board; 278 Spring street. OARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY.—A LADY with two daughtors de: have remembered with gratitude our brave, months, or longer, with ® respectable private family, ina efforts, to plant the tree Ef liberty in their soil, so that they | Pleas lent location. Terms must be might ‘all---high and low, rich and poor---come and repose | moderat Ni under ite grateful shade. This generous feeling wo would | Fost Om hore reciprocate with all cur hearts, and it is with emotions ler i iF see of heartfelt gratitude that we here take our leave o! em--~ gentlemen, atriots, and friends of humanit OARD IS WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN AND ds & Co. of the Bowery Amphitheatre, acted his wife (who will furnish every thing) where they ma: of true ‘gentlemen, in ‘volunteering their valuable | 9" one mame Location must be He ind tendering us ‘8 handsome benefit. We would | Amos and Twenty: (dross, Fecommend all Shoes aie ase fond. of thas cr LPs nt of | Rating | e808) | AS TEr nel amusement, to vi their cireus; for we have seldo: een ch perfection in all theaccomplishments which lend a VERE RD BOOMS Weraoun, BOARD, IN A FIRST tion and interest to the circus, as we did here. The most | ace move in Map The aeroud feet, wonntstie ere exquisite and beautiful f formed in equestrian- | aoe tinue Gar ce ale ee ism, tumbling, or somersetiam, (excuse the phrase) and in | AT Fone: pantrios, Be. o abies Spike re, Oe the interesting science of equilibriums, while the dancing was Bo) m, Or & gentleman and wife, Apply at 168 Spring streot, Deep ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE GENTLE- men, without board, at 142 Chambers street. ODGINGS IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO ntlemen ean be accommodated with large and well furafshed rooms, with partial board, in w private famil within a few minutes walk of the South Ferry. Apply at 96 Clinton street. NE OR TWO GENTLEM CAN BE ACCOMODATED with furnished rooms, breakfast and tea, ina private which family, ple 0 he vicinity of Grame 4 Alchemy, and we recommend ail those who are fond of phi- | Swentich wtrent-. Tnauie ot, Wan Vande ey parks Josophical and metaphysical discussion, and wish to have tho | ayreDgcanp Stree: Woncht of a food laugh to-go and heat, the’ Profeasor—for : yellously gratified. We wish hero to corroct « mistak the Hemazp of the 234 inet., in ‘Wood, inet: ad of that of Professor William: is a gentlem sensed of all those hi ‘accomplish ity to the n. Biliocre: MeClonkey and Cooke Bave received an f thanks from yn anct! In this ¢: we include all those (and t! hey a ublishing the name of = The Professor expression 0c ‘at No.4 Union square. ERMANENT BOARD WANTED—FROM NOW, OR the let of May, full board for an elderly lady, and Al require a sitting and ‘The lo must be p town pr rred; wi ‘an advi eable arrangement. Address “P who have yn us their sympathy and support in any, the least degree, by Firs ‘us, individually, clothes Roo, AND BOARD WANTED, THIS WEEK, IN A ersmall sums of money. Paarewell, gentlemen, and God small family, who do not move on the Ist of May, seco bless you all. 2B. BAKER f Committes, | S#¥, {Font room unfurnished, and board for Indy, 50 mie 5 el eon Canal ts. Addron Mancu 23,1882, JOHN G. BUSH, Blake, Mondty saa Wednesday. ee C ARD—CAPTAIN MANO LULLEY, ied eee EVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, Hungarian Army, being about to take u in Washington, takes thanks to the Mayoi noble hospitality ¢ his method of returning hi Corporation of New York, ded to him since hi Steamer Mississippi, and also to the citizens generally, more particularly to the followingladies and gentlemen, v Mr. and Mra. D, D. Howard, Mr. E. Lindheimer, Mr. and’ M Abraham Kastor, and Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Russel. Ho also thanks from his heart all ‘those gencrous friends who have iven him, a poor exile, the means of establishing himsel Euciness, by which he nay be able to support his large to the on Friday evening, March 26th, at 734 o'clock; their arrangements for celebrating th battle of Lexington, on the 19th of April next. By order, HENRY WILSON, Major General. March 28th. 1234 cents, SOCIETY MEETINGS. omery Hall, 76 Prince street, on Monday evening, inst, Messrs. Patrick Garrick, John Du dP: gan were appointed Tellers. ‘The following gen‘ elected officers of the society for the ji President, Thos. O'Brien. Jr., 250 Mott street; Vice President, Michael mond, Sr., 328 Front str do. do., David Riordan, 68 Centre street; General Seci Cushing, S83 Twelfth street; Kerrigan, 604 Washington street. FOU 8E, CARPENTERS, ATTENTIO: journed meeting of the trade will be held at Conven ion Hall, Wooster street,on Thursday evening, March 25, 8 o'clo PUBLIC LECTURES. MARVELLOUS EXPERIMEN ion One Shilling. mi Doors open at haif-past 6. Commence at half-past 7. Spingler Institute, this evening, will be ou * t philosophy, eral. the flui inids.”” THE LADIES.—A COURSE OF FREE LECTURES before ladies, will be given by land chemical hietory, tion of matter, and the spheroid: id bbe at three o'clock day of this week, on n, and thi and cure of weaknessos and diseases of females.” generally are invited. Mf in and rst Division Citizen Volunteers are requested to attend a meeting to be held at Central Hall, Grand strect, to complete ¢ anniversary of the IBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY.—AT the annual election of the above society, held at Mont- the 224 rick Ha- tary, Patrick Dee, 427 Twelfth street; Asristaat do. do. Thomas General Treasurer, Patrick ROFESSOR SILLIMAN'S THIRD LECTURE, AT THE Water, as il yy a eondl- Dr. Bonning, in the hall of the Society Library, corner of eonardastreet and Broad. Ladies single gentlemen. oward street. —A FRONT ROOM IN BGreenstrect, Inquire ged. in a private family, for required. Apply at No. 14 Hi 0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN. the second story of Hou on the premises. Referenc TT 0 LET—A SUIT OF ROOMS, UNF RNISHED, WELL adapted for a yl eS asa private club. In- quire of J. A. Porsoni, OW Broadway. References seer aa raaee lestly, ~ Wepre Ahi ea aio ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLERAN, 4 FUR- oy Railroad Co. for ticket for passages for himeclf and fam- nished parlor and bedroom, with breakfast, in a pri- ily to Philadelphia, MANO LULLEY. vate family. Te ies net te be above Prince street; ae ITIZEN VOLUNTEERS—THE OFFICERS ATTACHED | {f,0t0adnay preferred. Address J. A., office of this papor, ing terme. ANTED—BOARD, BY A LADY AND GENTLE man, in a email family, where there are no oth boarders (board f Indy only). Address 8: way Post Office. ion between Prine Union equere. __.. HOUSES, ROOMS, &. WANTED, A TWO STORY HOUSE, WITH Location between Broome a: ind within two bloeks of Broadway, oneither Iton, Broadway Post Office, ANTED—TO RENT, A DWELLING, CONTAINING eight or ten rooms,’ suitable for o Indies’ boarding house, situated between Spring and Chambersstreets, west side, near Broadway. Adress, stating terms, &., to A. L., Broadway Post Off TORE WANTER—WANTED TO RENT, John or Clit ots, a good, commodious store, on tl ground floor, with cellar attsohed, suitable fur a heavy bu: ness, Address box No. 2,960, Post Office. ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE OCCUPIED BY ONE family, for a man and wifo, the second floor, two rooms and two bedrooms, and the Croton water; rent not to exceed $150; location between Twolfth and Twenty-seventh strects, snd Third avenue and Broadway. Address A.J.,385 Bowery, second floor. HH” WA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ish the lower part of a genteel Rent moderate, in advance, if re- Address A. W. G., Horald office, stating location TED.—A with no children, wi house, not far up town. quired and price, OUSE WANTED—A SMALL HOUSE WANTED, from first of n Brooklyn, of suflicient capacity te accommodate two families, nnd not over a half houra walk from the Fulton or South f Rent not to exooed $250, Addrers Party, Herald offic WANTED 70 HiRE—A THREE-STORY BASEMENT Hons, with the modern improvements, above Graud atrect and westofavenve A, Rent not to exceed $500, Ad- Gress. etating location snd terms, C, OAKLEY, 1: Stantou street. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A Woll lighted building, for the may ‘al work in New York, Brooklyn, W City. Address box 38,165, Post Offic: size of building and let, and whether or conveniences for attaching one. WELL BUILT, re of mechan: iamsburg, or Jersey naming price, with engine is attached W crane sauectins hy the power of the will.—J. acknowledged to be the most suc ful experiment ace, Lectures and nag ES Psychology ever: this week, at the Society Library Rooms, corner Auction, at BURDETT’S Cheap Dry Goods er strect. Large size Counterpanes only 13s, worth $3 extra large Counterpanes only 15s., worth $4 donble da- mask Table Linen, (2 yards wide), only 4#.6d. a yard; dou- | ble damask Linen Napkins, fs. a dozen; large size red_bor- en Towels Gs. a dozen; double damark Linen Table 7s, and 1s. apiece; fine shirting Muslins, $2 a pie $2 yards), wort 93 60; superfine do, do., 2s. and $3, worth $5; very fine soft finish pillo in, 10. coats a ‘ard by the piece; gent’s end In ‘n Cambrie dkérchiefs, Is. $d. and 2s. 6d. m piece, worth double. EW SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, MOU ‘and Barege Delaines, Bareges of every devign mings and r offered at such tions of all width: prices as G There goods will be st ensure saticfaction to purchaser ENTLEMEN'S HANDKERCHIEF STOR | Broadway. Gents in want of Hnndkorchiets, ¢ would do well to call on ns, a8 we have | banda very large stock of all hinds, and are them ‘at greatly reduced prices, Jnst Yoices of colored border Handkere | eembric Shirt Fronts and clergymou's Cray: | Dd. ED ate, WARDS & CO, $2 REWARD.--STOLEN, ON MONDAY # gold Hunting Watch and Sent returnit to No. 209 Allon street, S. the above reward, and $5 REWARD=L 22d instant, a Tored spots above hie ¢: $8 will LB paid for hie re stables, £65 Houston etre M. Frost o questions arked. ON MONDAY »wn Spaniel D hall receive NOON, AFTER ith t nf Harry, Norris mas, Square, « Iavvo iro for tipp ivernily rewarded by Teaving it at d MUSICAL, | CALISTS—WANTED, rts in thi city, m Sopran Singer. Apply to Mr. F pRdWAY. | N. ritone, and Bay Agent, 76 West ANTED-- Any person the evenivg, will b 9 in 0. © call at Ni EWSPAPER FOR THE MILLION, Reveille of this week contains the Life of ens, written by himeelf, and iv full of humorous V <TH hn oyed at ther hands, aad eeiisie and recommendation, fac pimtie of the lort Clay Medal, and ples of orizinal Storie; Hite nt the Timor Tt Mine Welsh hatertatan : Distingnirled Prre‘onexi; Van, Peolo, nud Con, On pals by the News Boye and al she Periedienl Agents, | ITCHCRAFT EXPLAINED—PERSONS WIDE evening ro, 195 light co: | SATTLER'S COSMO. | id THE BALL SEASON, LITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF ADKINS' WAS! aton Brass Band will take place at the Apollo Room! oad 410 Bro: ‘dnesda Mi ch & Stock Exchange. and Leenard street, Mi. Brown is « popular lecturer, and | evening, the vad Wil pert 6 Potpenrnl trom ene th oe $2000 0 7... Wig MW sheN J Zine Co... lay | his experiments are of such a convincing character that the | ‘La Fille du Regiments” also a Quick Step, dedicated te the Ft a 209d. sss. UIQ IBZ | most determined skeptics go away firm Selievoruia this new | Fichth Wachineton ween Cea Devoe, composed ‘by B00 NY Bie, 2. 12 | science, During, arranged hy C. Molbrecht. Tickets, $1, to admit x (ox0 Ohio 6's, 60, | gentleman and ladies, can bo had at the door on the evoning 1009 do % RY GOoDs. of the ball, or any member of the band. bed tidlign is DARA PROFESSOR T. BENSON, Floor Manager. en | ONDERFUL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, FROM = on “ 7 1000 Erie 7's, ‘6s. 5 | | AND PRIZNDS.<THE PL ASURE OF edto attend my Fancy Dress evening, 25th instant, at m 0 Broadway. Mr, A.M. W. Jollic, 34) Bromdway, and at M*. Your company is so! and Civic Ball, Thurrda, rooms, Constitution Hall, Tickets can be had of Mr. the Hall, _COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, ARTNER WANTED IN A DI Saloon, opposite the Now ia ono of the bent stands ia the city. person need apply, or partiout 3 AND OYSTER ven and Hanlem depot; None bat a rospectable ars apply to OORY, 120 Centre street. NTED—IN A POPULAR P bes Yr. | ERIODI cre ca _& most, can command $1.0 ‘tonity to invest. Address * Zenot naity to in Address “ Zen. box | NTED.—WANTED, AP eR, WITH | Lot sn, in aye ait y " est, in this city, e | Addreve J.D, Bee oh » at this offic | i | F° _HORSES, CARRIAGES, do, BEAUTIFUL G IX YEARS the saddle; ctor or for OMN PAR- 1, liquor store. fo ie of CL want of use, inton aad Dola | FOR SALE YOUNG, SOUND, KIND, AND PAST | Horse, of great ondurance, Also, & new light top | Wagon. Can Le sovn at WALCOT & STORBY’S etablo, | treet, Brookiyn. CARRIAGE, R SALE--A ROCKAWAY OR ONE or two horses, nearly new: boon sed bat thre ont $9 rit be Can be noon at r 0 Henry street, W.F. AIMS’ Feed sto: Phird ayenne, from 9 to 10.4 SALE—A WELT Jor | Naito fast horses hae | minutes: perfectly sound an | Post Ofer, postpaid, MATCHED AND ri 1 th ¢ tr tn i kind t RS, —FOR WAGON, UARNE % an iron ILorse, sixtoon n SALE, FOR ifting top, ker's Livery uality rat 4 ante, Awity s £ ORSE AND CART FOR SALE. good order, The Horse cheap, as the owne At £5 James street OAL 1 CART IN Will bo word them. Apply FSs FOR SAL SPLENDID with fll silver plated Mountings, m for agentleman of this city; has he € teen at Tramor'« saddiery warclouse, and White street. DOUBLE I nih ROCKAWAY : WARRTAGE, IN ps av ono howses also, 1 OF faye por Addons re they muy be ween, Ao, to Me offce, northwest corner of Warhington Tor ACKMEN.—SEVER AT. SECONDHAN ud Rock 4 toe wale chew, 4 ; PON, 27 Woon ACHES ere Feet MAJOR Thos