The New York Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1853, Page 7

| ADVERTISEXENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY |. __ REBAROEAL ae BEE SIXTH PAGE. “ea 33.000 ras, O% Bone AND MORT- $133. OVO) *foge tn sums to sult, on property in this city, Brooklyn, or Williamsburg. None but those it riti cod bly. Taving Br clase STING & TUCRHE, 289 Brondwa TO LOAN, AT SEVEN PER CED $186,000 on bond“aud mortgage, on improved and unimproved real estate, in thiscity, Broeklya and Williamsburg, in sumsto suit applicants. $75,000 of the above can be put out at six per cent on first class im- proved property in this city, where there is but half its value wanted, and within the limits of Twenty-third street. Apply to J. K. COOK, Jr., 79 Nassau street. $8 0 LOAN, ON BOND AND Morr- gage upon city property, in aums to wetepplitanta, KENNEDY & SHERMAN, 10 Wall strect, 0 00 WANTED, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, 0. at six per cent, on property worth two hundred thousand dellars, and’now producing eigh- teen thourand a year, situated in the best part of tue eity. Principals only need apply with real name, Ad- dress J., box 2,450 Post office. $15.00 oly seven. percent bendec—Pro- fet $18,008 of the Donds of the ety of Roe earing seven per cen' reat, payable ally, and having ten years to run, will be received a Denking house of Fuller & Tomkins, in the elty of Rock ford, until tho 20th of Mareh, at the banking house of H. A. Tucker & Co. until the 15th of Marsh, and at the office of Wadsworth & Sheldon, No. 20 Wall stress, to the March, copy of the act authorizin, same, and all necessary Teformation relating to the financial affairs of said ci ‘WADSWORTH & Rockford, Illinois, Feb. LLEGHANY MINING COMPANY OF MARYLAND, ‘eiice No. 87 Beavor street, New York.—At « moeting of the stockholders of this commen , the following gentie- men were chosen as directors for the ensuing year:—Ar- thur Leary, James Hurry, Samuel Gilman, Ohas. A. Secor of New York, and W. H. Fowle, of Alexandria, Va. Aud at apubsequent meeting of the Arthur Leary, Esq. was unanimously elected president. 6 above com- pany have now to announce that they have perfected their arrangements for the mining and transportation of their @©unrberland coal on # seale much more extensive than for years past. Consumers may therefore rely upen their ordars being promptly executed. The quality of the coal in now well established, and the company guarantee it ual to any from the Cumberland region. The company ‘always procure vessels for their eustomers at lowest rates, without chi Their agents are Mears. Fowle & oat ‘Alexandria; J. W. Osborn, Esq., at Baltimore, and Quintard, at the effice “Bk STRONG, feocotary, ASH ADVANCED (OR BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH) liberally on storage of overy kind of merchandise and d personal property, as diamonds, gold and silver ware, watches, dry, fancy, and manufactured goods, groceries, pianos, ‘segars, stocks, metals, &c., &ec., at 86 Nassau street, second floor, front office. JOS. B. DA CAMARA, RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS from 41 and upwards, payable at sight, are insued by the subscribers, BOWMAN, GRINNELL & CO., No. 88 South streot, sole passenger agents for the Swallow Tail Line of Liverpool and London packet ships. : ONEY.—CASH ADVANCED TO SUIT APPLICANTS, on watches, plate, jewelry, diamonds, planofortor, 8, ladies’ or gentlemen's wardrobes, or aay other property, at the Pacific Agency and Loan Office, 114 Grand street, corner Broadway, over the Paoifie Bank. Conf. dense and honor sirictly adhered to. Office hours from 9 to 5 o'clock. ‘ONEY.—PERSONS IN WANT OF SMALL SUMS OF money, for short periods, on watches, jewelry, dia- monds, dry goods, pianofortes, segars, @rearma, and fan- ey articles, may'apply to the Life Insurance ‘and Loan Office, 52 Warren street, between the houra of 10 and 3 o'clock. N. B.—All the above artieles for sale cheap. ‘RTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BONDS.— ‘Treasury Department, Raleigh, N.C., January 16, 1853.—Sealed proposals will be reseived in the city of New York, until 10 o'clock A. M., of the Slit March next, for the purchase of $500,000 of bonds, issued by the State of Worth Carvlina. ‘There bonds will bear date the first of January, 1858, aad will run thirty years. They will have coupons at- tached, and the interest, at six per cent per annum, will be payable on the firct da: uly and January of each Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New York, unless where the er may prefer to have them made payable at the ury of North Carolina. They are issued under the authority of the Legisiatare ef North Carolina, for the construction of the Nerth Carolina Railroad; and in addition to the faith of the State, all the stock held’ by the State, in the said railroad, anc the dividends from said stock, are expressly pledged for their redemption. These bonds are, by express enactment, exempted from taxation. Parties bidding will please address their letters, en- dorsed ‘Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State Bonds,” to the undersigned, in New York, directed to the eare of Messrs. Brown & De Resset, 180 Front street, New York. The bids will be opened in the Bank of the Republic, at So’clock, P. M.,on the 31st day of March next, in the presence of G.B. Lamar, Faq., President of the said Bank, and J. P. Brown, and David Freeman, Kaqrs. Bidders may also be present. Successful bidders will be required, as seon as informed ef the acceptance of their bids, to deposit in bank the emount of their bids, with the accrued interest from the first instant, to the credit of the Treasurer of the State of North Carolina. ‘This deposit may be made either in the Bank of the Republic, New York, or in the Bank of the State of North | Carolina, or in the Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North lina. D. W. COUR , Public Treasurer ef the State of North Carolina. new stock of the Bergen Turnpike Company, author- ised by a supplement to the charter of the company, ap- proved Feb 22, 1858, will be received by the undersigned, at the house of John Lovitt, in the village of Hackensack, in the county of Bergen, on the 16th day of March inst., and at the houre of Garrett H. Davy, Now Durham, on the 16th day of March, inst., and at the house of Richard B. Waldron, Hoboken, on’ the 17th and i8th days of March, inst., and thereafter at the office of R R. Paul- ison, Hackensack, until the first day of April next. Said new stock is fixed at $30,000, divided into 300 shares, of $10each Two dollars on each share subscribed is re- quired to be deposited with the undersigned at the time of subscribing, for whicha receipt will be issued; the Balance to be payable as called for from time to time by the board of directors, Inthe ovent of an amount ex- eveding the above sum being subscribed, the undersigned reserve the power of distributing the same in such iman- ner as shall in their judgment best advance the purpose of the company, as also of closing the books of such sub- seription prior ‘to the first day of April next. For fur- ther information, apply to C, D. Van Wagener, 27 Water street. JOHN ©, ZaBRISKIB, RR. PAULISON, __ BBN T. BANTAY FICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, 78 BROAD- way, New York, February 22, 1863 —The fourth in- stalment ‘of ten dollars oneach share of the increased eapital stock of the above compauy, will be payable at the oflice of the compeny, on the 25th day of March next, and the fifth instalment, of the rame amount, on tho loth day of April next. By order of the Board of Directors. FRANCIS SPIES, Socretary. ETMORE, ROBERT & CO., STOCK, NOTE, AND [3 change brokers, dealers in specie and gold dust, Continental Bank Building, No, 12 Wall street. ARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.—ANY PERSON wishing to travel, and having $1,000, can hear of an excellent opportunity for investment in an Exhibition, by applying to E. F. BRECK, No. 121 Water street. DRAFER OFFERS FOR SALE $200,000 CONVERTI- 'e ble seven per cent bonds of the Western Vermont road Company, maturing in New York in 1862, and secured by a morigage on the whole property and iacome of the roud. They bear coupons for interest, payable 1st March and Ist September, and are, at the option of the holder, convertible at any time before 1860 into the capi- tal stock of the company. The Western Vermont Railroad is now completed, and in excellent working condition throughout. It is fully equipped with all the requisite rolling stock, and its traffic is Sdeqaate to pay ® good interest on its cost. This traffic fs increasing very fast, from the natural growth of the ‘business of a thriving and improving district—from its ition, which must ever command the great travel be ween New York aud Montreal—and particularly from the rapid developement of the marble quarries al mg the line the road. This section of country produces the finest marblein America. It is of various qualities, adapted to all the purposes for which marble is used. Quarries aro opening out now everywhere near the line of this road, from Kutland ‘and Marchester, and Arlington, and very large additional water and steam mills, for sawing the blocks, are in process of erection by companies of cxpi- ‘talists from Boston and Philadelphia. From this business alone the Western Vermont Railroad will soon derive an income which will render the bondholders perfectly se- ure. The length of this road is 521 miles from Rutland, southerly, through the valleys of Utter Creek and the Bat tenkill, to the New York State line at North Bennington, uthsast to Bennington village. it connects with the Rutland and Burlington, Rutland and Whitehall, and Rutland and Washington Railroads, and brings the aggregate through trafic from there roads to and over the Troy and Beston road to the Hudson river. ‘The paid up stock of 1 ut amountato.. firat issue o posed of, ox- eept the short bonds, which the com €ecided not to sell... aes And the convertible b sale, will clear off the floating debt, leaving the company proprie- tors of Afty-seven miles of excellent road, laid with heavy Trail, with depot grounds and buildings, and an ample equipment, costing in all, including the expended profits of workiog, lees than $19,000 Por mile; ‘which it in be- ls a result unparalieled ag regards cheapness of construction in New England. vey -! Since the opening of the main line of the rond, in July last, the receipts from travel, for the Great United States Northern Mail, and from the transportation of freight, which its equipment only allowed it to undertake eff. ciently later in the season, have amounted to $70,000. ‘The receipte for the current year are confidently ostima- ted at $185,000, ‘The working expenses are under 40 per cent, and the pending negotiations for running the trains under one mrnagement with those of the Troy and Hoston Company, will materially reduce these expenses and leave # net inconte of over 10 per cent on the cost of the road, whieh will make the convertible clause in the bonds now offered of great value to purchassra. The Board of Direa- tors has been recently reorganized, and consist of the pape cis men along the Upe of the road, where the ptook ost entirely owned. ‘estern Verment Rail- | and cant iron soap curbs, eastings of all descriptions, | Also. repairi: boilers, engine: id hi r, dot ‘OTICE.—PLANK ROAD.—SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE | the: (jp ma Oee 403 Kighth street, between | der safemanufacturer, New ‘York; George Harrington’ | Feq., Chief Clerk Treasury Department, Wa | cent. CHASE & OO., 38 Broadway. THE STOCKKOLDERS OF THE ST. LAWRENCE Mining Cumpany sation ia hereby given that a of the stockholders will be ‘at their room, No. 17 Insurance Building, No, 61 Wall street, on Mon- day, the 7th day of March next, at 4o’elock. P.M. The trustees have returned from a visit to the mines and pro- aged of the company, in St. Lawrence county, and will prepared to lay before the stockholders the state of the workings, present financial condition, and future prespects of the company. A full attendance is re- juested, ax matters of great interest will be presented. a order of the Board. JEROME LOTT, Secretary. BUILDERS.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE KE- ceived until Monday, the 7th day of March nest, at twelve o'clock, for furnishing the materials, and doing the work necessary for the erection and finishing of new primary school building, on the north side of Thirty- seventh street, between the Tenth and Eleventh avenues, in the Twentieth ward Separate proposals will be ra- ceived for the mason work and waterials, or for the carpenter work and matwrials, anda bidder may, in ad- dition, propose for the whole. ‘The plans and elevations can be seen at the office of Thomas R. Jackson, the archi- teot, No. 170 Broadway, ef whom, or of either the un- i printed eopies of the specifications oan be pooscees, and to uny o ‘whom Deepoenls msy be de- vered. The school officers reserve the right to reject any bid not sere ay snes the orien dy lie interest. Dated New Yo ruary 17, 5 JOHN G. BUTLER. Chairman of School Officers, Muner McLzan, Secretary. ‘Twentieth ward. MISCELLANBOUS. 49,000 HAVANA SEGARS, ASSORTED BRANDS; 20,000 old style jugs Schiedam gin and lub ?chmapps ; 100 dozen fine table claret wine, at low prices for sale by WM. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome treet, corner of Ccoaby. N. B.—Dealers are especially invited to call. RODHEAD & STORM, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN los, fruits, and liquors, choice teas, wines, degars, &o., ke., 68 Cortlardt street, corner of Washing: ton street, Ne York, offer a largo stock on the most rea- sonable terms. RIDGEWATER PAINT—THE BEST ARTICLE EVER offered to the public for roofs, decks and bottoms of steamers and other vessels, and from its spark and ginder proof qualities, for railroad bridges, cars, depots &e. Testimonials and specimens can be seen at the depot of the company. For sale, dry, in packages of 200 lbs. d_in oil, in 26 Ibs., 60}bs., and 1001bs, by R. BOGERT, general agent, 125 Pearl street and 78 Beaver street. OLT’S REVOLVERS OF ALL SIZES—RIFLES, FOWL- ing guns, pistels, of all kinds; bowie knives, game bogs, percussion exps, shot pouches, and everything ia fhe syorting line for sale, by A. W SBIES & CO., 91 Mal- den lane. HEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WAREROOMS, AND PATENT C spring mattress and bedding depot.—Iron bedsteads, all sizes, ornamental and plain, prices $4 to $60. Also the health spring mattress and cheap elastic palliaster, on @ new and improved plan, for economy, convenience, &e., acknowledged to be the best as well as cheapest beda ever sold, price $5 to $25. Old mattresses altered to comfortable spring beds, from $5 to $12. N. B.—Private dwellings, hotels, seminaries, steamboats, &c., furnished on liberal terms.’ Ploase call and examine before you pur- chase or contract elsewhere. All orders, post paid, will be prom ptly attended to. Sent to any part of the coun- try or States. 653 Broadway, above Spring street. EPOT OF PERIGORD PRESERVES AND EATABLES, 864 Broadway.—The proprietor of this establish: mont, having just received frm France choice assort- ments of those luxuries of which he in the exelusive im. | rer, ie adequately prepared to aupoly the demands ot Eis customers: Grocers will find it 40, thoir advantage to make their purchases at this agency, which repre-ents the principal luce in Perigord, from which the Paris dealecs receive their supplies. EAFNESS.—NEW DISCOVERY.—LESLEY’S ORGANIC Vibrator enables deaf person; to hear distinctly at church and public assemblies, and affords all the assis- tance that could possibly be desired. To be had at 51 Lispenard street, New York, of Fs F. RRUGMAN, only agent for America. Price $5. INE FRENCH AND ENGLISH DECORATIVE PAPER hangings, also a full assortment of other rhea) just received for spring sales. Those in want of the above article should not omit to look through our old es tablisbment, as their interest and taste may be best con- sulted by a call. Strict attention given to the retail de partinent. THOS. FAYE & CO., 436 Pearl street. Gana: HATS—SPRING OF 1853—AMIDON, fashionable hatter, 649 Broadway, nearly opposite Bond street. — J. SEARING, COMMISSION MERCHANT, MONTGO- + mary street, over F. Angenti & Co's banking house, fan Francisco, California. ‘Copsigoments of merebandiee fenerally, solicited. Reference—G. 8. Robbins & Son, ‘all etre IL BOTTLES—OM1, BOTTLES.—HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for olive oil bottles, by SS Tee, J. MURPHY & SON, 95 Beaver street, AINTING IN FRESCO.—THE UNDERSIGNED, RE- spectfully inform the public, that orders for paint- ing in resco, designing in ever style, ancientand modern. and ornamental painting, will be received and meet with prompt attention at 126 St. Mark’s place, and at 90 Beaver street, and a full guarantee of satisfaction will be given to all who will honor them with their patronage. CHARLES THEO. LEN: EMMERICH CARSTENS. UITON'S PRINTING OVFICE.—CITY AND COUNTRY merehants, storekeepers, and all others in want of cards, circulars, bill heads, store bills, or any other kind of Job printing, are invited to call at Sutton'a 142 Fulton street, where p lone neat, quick. and cheap. THOMAS &SUTUON, Printer. 'TEAM ENGINE AND BOILER SHOP..-J. 8. UNDERHILL ia now prepared to build steam engines, high and low pressure, boilers, water tanks for factories, ships, and steamboats, sugar pans, heaters for buildings, wrought at the shortest notice. Oftice, 403 Kighth street, between D and Lewia street. |, ITAIRS! STAIRS!!—STAIR HAND-RAILING, THAT intricate but beautiful branch of carpentry, now worked and moulded by machinery, (no patterns of any kind wanted,) te suit any kind of stairs, circular or ellip- tical, in an acourate and beautiful manner, far surpas- sing hand labor, and at half the cost. Also, stair bracke's and church pew scrolls, and pew capping, at 123 Grand street. HOW CASES.—SCHMITT & BROTHER, 16 NORTH William ¢treet, near Chatham, ’ manufactur- ere of all kinds of show cases, in metal, brass, rosewood, mahogany, black walnut, and silver, keep co hand a good assortrient of the abore named articles. Orders promptly executed at short notice. Old show cases token in exchange, HE FACULTY RECOMMEND POZZONI’S CHEMICAL bulm in all cases of the hair falling, scurf or dan- druff, ring worm, scald head, and all diseases of the skin. Frice, 4s, For sale by Rice & Smith, 725 and 727, Dema.- | rest, (67, Rushton & Clark, 273, Morrison, 883 Broadway; E. R. Gillespie, 125 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. (0 ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, HOUSE OWNERS AND others.—A card.—HANSEN, ZWICKER & MICHEL, [ainters in all brapeles, devorators in aatique und mo- | dern style, in oil and fresco ; also, banner, transparency, Louse and sign painting. 'Ofice, 104 Beekman street, corner of Pearl street. The above firm begs leave to re: commend their new establishment to the public They will be able to execute every order with despatch, and at mrderate terias, and finish it in the most perfect man ner, as their firm represents all branches of painting. Parties in the vicinity of New York, and che adjoining | cities, will be promptly attended, by addressing a letter | eee nr LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ARCTIC, This steamship will de- rt with the United States mail for Europe, tnrday, bth March, at 12 o’elock M , from foot of Canal street. No berth secured 6, having unequalled Ne Go. 06 Wall street. nested to be on board at 113 AM. 1C will ancened the ARCTIC, and sail 10th March, and the BALTIC will succeed the PACIFIC, ‘and sail April 2nd. "TY BRITISH AND NORTHAMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL, For frieght or tions for elegance an EDWARD K. COLLI Passengers are The steamship PAC! Passage ‘The ships from Bost: ARABIA, Captain Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. Leiteh, EUROPA, Capt. Shannon, iia, ath Se oe G. vessels carry # clearwhite light green on starboard bow; red — fed Wednesday, 9th Mareh Berths not secured until paia for. The owners of these shipe will not be seeountable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, lose bille of lading metals, value thereof therein ex; on fight a paeieer, jewelry ious stones, or pressed. a to , No. 4 Bowling Green. 1858. Fee trolght or jar B OUNAED, 4 Bowing Grvee; X.¥,_ LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA Company intend sailing the fevorite FROM PHILADBLPHLA. ‘Thursday, Mareh 8, 1858, vss. Thurvday, March 81, 1853, Mareh 2, 1853, Mareb 30, 1858. Saloon, $00, $66, and $65, 4 limited aumber of taken, and found with comfortably "= ‘olbrlag ext tua f ou! and drafts on the Bank sterling upwards, Hand bills can CHARDSON, Agent, 41 Bxehange place. ASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND GLAS- seott’s line of packets.—W. & J. T. lew York, eon! on the most favorable terms, to bring peditious manner as here- rts of Great Britain and Ireland, by ine of packets, saili three days, from London eseh mm Glasgow twice each month. They also remit money in the same safe manner as hitherto in large small sums, by drafts payable at ! places throughout Hogland, nce, and Germany. Stearses -from Liverpool. Parties wishing to be had at the office of TH Tapscott & Co., 86 Out passengers, in tofore, ay all their unequalled from Liverpool iteroate Thursday, t sight, in all the idana, Scotland, NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON he Pacific Mail Steamahi; United States Mail — ugh fe focnia and Oregon via wal and Panams.—Greatly reduced w and double engine pricss. ited States mail steamship ILLINOIS, 2,500 tons burthen, H. J. Hartstene, U. 3. N., Commander, will sail Monday, Mareh 21, at 2 o'clock, P. M., precisely, from pier at acific Mail Steamshi| eent steamer GOLDEN GATE Panams to receive the Mlinois’ mails and pas: for San Francisco. performs her trips from Panama te San Francisce inside all otber steamers on the Pacific from her aecommodations are only equalled No efforts will of Warren street, North . 2 be in Teadlnos st sail immodiatel; by her consort, the ‘Stephens. be spared om the part of the companies to send their ition, comfort and nafety. Pas- railroad wharf at Aspinwall, e1 ex: 5 By the United States ve preference of ac- mail steamers. Rates on the most favora- sengers through with expedi songers will neanded-at the free. Transit of the Isthmus at the Persons tarough mail steamers. from New York, ba eommodation on board the Pacise A. WHITNEY, At the offiee of the companies, 177 West street, corner Tren. TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW ow and New York Steamshi lasgo’ will leave New York for Glas- won Seturday, March 26th, at 12 o'clock, at noon. ‘st cabin, (saloon state rooms.) $00; do. do. (midship do.) $75; second cabin, $50; third class, inch to J. McSYMON’ 33 Broadway. FE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED States Mail Steamship HUMBOLDI_D. mander, will leave for Havre, touching st Southampton passengers, on Saturday, March 4 river. mesday, ebruar; 284, and That 18 o'eloek, trom o’ from passage, frst clase.. s second do on board. Baggage not be sent on board the day t will be taken after ht er passage, apply voyage should Trernlay the l0th pros. For reday. the FOX. be MORMOER GSTON, ‘WITED STATES WAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, OON- ith the Paolfie Mail Steamship Comraay, t United States Mail. Onl; agh i} Line for California and Oregon, vin as- Greatly reduced prices. The splen- new and double ine U. 8 Mail steamshi) Porter, U.8 Navy, welland Yanams 8,000 tons burthen, D. will eail on Saturday, March 5th, at 2 o'clock. P M., pre eleely, ee, foot of Warren street, North river, for Aspinwall, . The ifcent steamers in readiness at Panama te take the mails an” pas- sengers of the Georgia, and eail immediately for San No efforts are spared on the part of the eompanies to send their passenge: tien, comfort and safety. Passenge: the railed wharf at Aspinwall a oe of the es es pense for freight or pas- ‘Citas. WHINEY. at the office of the } 177 West street, corner of Wi ific Mail Steamshi; |NESSEE Isthmus at the C1SOU STEAMSHIP h te San Framolsco, via Aspinwall and Pa- ion on the Isthmus. At greatly re- juced rates. The new and fast side wheel steamship ee fren o avy turday, Mareb (1,600 tons burthen, Wave New York for pler No. 4 North River, on o'clock P. M. prectrely, vonnecting wi aificent side wheel SCOTT, (2,100 tons,) Edward Dann. meamer will be ip readiness at Panama to receive the mengers, and «ail tmmediately for San Fran- aecommodationn and ventilation of the Win Geld Scott, are al that cav bedpsired Her speed (estab- Ushed on the voyage between New York and Panama, and while on the Pacitic coust,) is umaurpansed. Svery exer tien will be made on the part of the line to insure com fort, expedition, and safety. the wharf at Aspinwell free, taking the Panama Railroad. and are crutioned tha‘ tickets for thie line are sold only | DAVIS, BROOKS & CO., Genera! Agents A mail bag ie made up at the above office, ander the new Uvited Staten Postage law, for double engine steamship WIN! Commander, #hich ty wil) be landed on at 26 Brondway the canvenianceof the | in English, French, Spanish, Italian German, Danish, or | Swedish, to our office, 104 Beekman street, | HE FIRST SHAVE IS AN ERA IN THE LIFE OF A | young man By using Graham’s Onguent the Deard will be forced to grow strong aud luxuriant, and it will not stain or injure theskin, But don’t believe me —ask some one who has tried it. $1 per bottle, sent to | any part of the country. R. G. GRAHAM, 48 Aun street, | Fowler's buil NITED S1aTES MAIL SIEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR | New Orleans, vin Havane The «plendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, H ‘Windle, Communder, will sail from the pier at foot of Warren street, North river, on Saturday, inrch 12, at 2 o'clock P. M., precisely re to Hayuna and New Orleans, new arrangement:—Ladies) | ayd after saloon berths $60; lower forward saloon berths, No freight taken to Havana bat taken to New Orleans at 30 conts per Shippers of freight are requested to suppl themselves with the company’s bills of lading, whic A, OREGON, | and South American Express, will go forward on board the United States mail steamship Georgia, March | 5, and conncet with the Vasitic mail steamer Northeruer, in charge of special messengers and freight agents. Al freight by this express should be delivered to us on Friday next, in waterproof condition, not exceoding 5 | cubie feet, or 125 Ibs. in weight. Small parcels re-eived till one P. M., on Saturday. Notes, drafts, and bills col- lected. No charge for custom house or consular feos, Passage secured st the lowest rates by applying at our office. BERFORD & CO., No, 2 Astor House. HASE & CO.’S EXPRESS OFFICE, 38 BROADWAY. — The undersigned anvouuce that their fucilities on their steamship and railroad expross lines, are equal, if | hot superior, to those of any other express company; and they are fully prepared to satisfy shippers who seek for safe'y, dispatch, and low rates. Chase & Co , rover by Permission tok. Mills, Esq., 61 Cortlandt street | Messrs veers k Bogart. 34 Broadway; Silas C. Herring, kalamnan, 2 shington; J. Vincent Brown, custom house, San Francisco, Vor our facilities by New York and San Francisco lin, refer to Messrs. Davia, Brooks & Co., aud for Nicaragus line to C. Vanderbilt, Esq. CHASE & Cv. ALIFORNIA EXPRESS OF CHASE & CO.—NEXT shipment 5th March, per ateamships of Now York and San Francisco line Shippers will recollect that the | steamers af this line are generally from two to five daya ahead of all other lines.’ Lowest rates by twenty per ALIFORNIA EXPRESS, VIA NICARAGUA—STH Ly March.—Tho only express that has acrangement with Nicaragua Transit Company, Lowest rates by 20 pec | may be had on application at the office. No other form | a h signed after 12 o'clock ailing. For freight or passage, apply to 'S, 177 West street, corner of Warren. ANDERDILT LINE —THE tHORTRST AND CHEAP: | est route for San Francisco.—The accewory Tran- proprietors. Only line giving 4 lathiaus crossing. Through ‘The new double engine +teain- tons burden, will le | wit Company (of Nicaragua) Li tickets, incinoing t in advauce of the mail. ship SIAR OF THE WEST, from plor No. 2 North river, on Saturday, March 6, for San Juno de eornecting with the regular Pacific steamship over the Nicaragua Transit route, havi transportation. their accommodations and venti cautioned against the representations of hired runners for other lines—nove are etn) | formation or passuge, at the lowest rates, . VANDERBILT, Agent, No. 9 Battery pi ‘A niuil bag will be made up at this office. NHE AUSTRALIA PACKEL LINE—THE BEAUTIFUL clipper ship THEOXENTA, will bo despatehed on her The proprietors of this line lendid vessel, and refer to the thelr former ships, (the Albus but twelve miles of land » are unsurpassed in Passengers are yyed for thin line. rogular day, early in March. call attention to this « prompt manner in whic ‘and Feytonia,) havo sailed from this intending to visit australia, this ine of of fast vessels, elegance of accommodation, and every aom- | fort to render the voyage agreeable. boing commanded by tried and experienced captains, and provisions furnished on the most libemal scale. An early application is impor- tant. Apply on board, or to Capt. A. 98 Wall streer, or to ra the advantago UNLA PELLETIER, OVERMAN & GRUNER, 28 South st. USTRALIA.—PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK- —The noarly new and beautiful clip cont. CHASE & CO, 38 Broadway. HASE & CO.'S STEAMSHIP EXPRESS ROUTES.— | a’, Express to Savannah and Charleston, per United States steamships, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, con necting at Charleston with Messrs. Combs & Co.'s woll known express. CHASE & OO., 88 Broadway. | [gs & CO's 8. MAIL STEA) New Orleans, 12th and 27th of per steamers William Penn ani Bei and 22d of every month. Lowest ra: os. CHASE & CO., 38 Broadway, H every month ; also, jamin Franklin, 8th A BACHELOR MERCHANT AND LAWYER 9 years, from Europe, on hia, way tor mtaee ofiers his baud and company’ to a respectable Jady of some fortune. Any one observing these li: Address’ to ALFRED BOHMALENCES,” Brosdany: Post Bi Office, stating plage, hous, &c., for an interview, | , 1,000 tons burthen, Captain Thos. A. Higgins, now at her berth, pier 12 East leted her first voy Suphiasia, as the ei ‘ond rail from New ver, having just com: e round the world, will succeed the th ship of this well established line, ‘ork for Melbourne, Port Philip, on the 20th of March, punctually. Tha Oregon is the only true clipper built vessel at present advertised for noxt month. Her cabins are roomy, light and well ventilated, and fitted up in the most comfortable manner possible. ficient to add, that she will be provisioned in the beral manner am her predecessors. The Pioncer Line was tie first, and bas been the oaly regular lino. The | object of the proprietors fe to extablish it on « permanont basis; and they deem it necessary to state that none of their vervela have heen obliged to stop at any port for supplier, nor has there been « them. Rat word of complaint against 0 $225; first cabin $175; 26; single do. $149, thing provided by the ship exoe; A remittance of one- for which early a) of Passage—Saloor second cabin, double berths, $1 ee en A er ened veinlp HOGKLAND, 1.50 tons burden, Vinal, master shi, tons master, A iy ocean, ies ies tee ne, ant sail for Melbourne, Port Philip, on 26th March. The un- rurpassed accommodations of this noble Ca B aff - cient inducement for parties to examine her; and the established reputation of this first regular line for des- | patch over all gthers, is a guarantee for intending emi- grants to engage by her in preference to any other vessel bound to those ports. For freight or parange, ay P | ‘AN, ‘ron plication should be made to WM. T street, or to ASKELL & ELLIOTT, 146 Pearl street, F* GLASGOW.—R. M, STEAMSHIP PETREL, CAP- oF tain Sampson, will sail ina few days for Glasgow. freight or passage, apply to E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowl- ing green. ‘NDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFORNIA At a great reduction in price —The new, splendid and fast sailing steamship UNCLE SAM, (2,000 tons.) William A. Mills, commander, will sail for Aspinwall on Monday, March 21, at 2 P. M., from pier No.3 N.R. The | Unele has established the character of being the fastest steamer on the route, having, on her two former voyages, beat all of her competitors from two to five days. Her good qualities as a seaboat and aceommoda- tions for passengers are an much superior toother steam- ers as her cae No efforts will be spared on the part of her owners or officers to send the passengers through with expedition, comfort and safety. For freight or pas- sage, at extremely low rates, apply to E. MILLS, agent, 61 Cortlandt street. ‘OR MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA.— ‘The splendid new steam clipper CITY OF NORFOLE, will be ready to receive freight in » few days, and have immediate despatch for the above . This vea- sel is remarkably sharp, and is expected to make a very uiek run out. She has splendid accommodation for a more cabin ra. For balance of freight or Passage, apply to & LORD, 108 Wail st. Our Mr. uel P. Lord goes out in this vessel to estas lish a commission house at Melbourne, and would take charge of any consignments made te him. Yor further information, apply as above. AMUSEMENTS, ns OWERY THEATRE.—DOORS AT 6% ; CUR- tain rises at 7 o'clock. Saturday evening. March 5, will pagertonese® RICHARD THE THIRD. Duke of Gloster, ., Mr. Eddy | Elizabeth......Mrs. Parker Henry V1.....Mr. Hawblin | Lady Anne,, .Mrs. Grattan Mr. Johnston | Duchess.....Mrs. Yeomans sees sblies G. Dawes ond Mr. Fletcher hes . ....By the Orchestra. .Mrs Yoomans Mendez. ir. Hamilton | Winifred Mr. Stevens | Mrs, Wood Broadley URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—DOORS open at 644; to [naep age - 7 Crh Saturday evening, March 5. will be perfo urday evening Wert NIGHT ir. Johnston Mr. Fisher JN ATONAL THEA CHATHAM open at 614; curtain rises at 7 o’elock. Sat evening, March 5, will be performed THE WARLOCK OF GLEN. KABRI. O'NEAL THE GREAT. Mr. W. G, Jones | Elinor: Mrs, Nichols "TUE NEW ST. CHARLES THEATRE, BOWERY, NEAR Chatham square.—Boxes and Parquet, 25 cents. Saturday evening, March 5, will be performed {1k NEW YORK AN. Rotary Press.. Mr. Robinson | Alice. JACK SHEPPAI Jack..... OTICE.—THE STEAMSHIP MARION, FOR CHARLES- ton, will, for this trip, be despatched from pier No. 8, instead of No. 4, R SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.—UNITED STATES mail line.—The new and splendid steamship ALA. A, C. D. Ludlow, captain, will leave om Saturday, Mareh’Sth, at 4 o’elock’P, M., from pier No, 4 North river, Apply to" SAMUEL TL. MITCHILL, 194 Front street. Wh FLORIDA, M.8. Woodhull, eaptain, on Saturday, March 12th. For speed, , scgommodations, and fare, these ships have no su; the FPOR NORFOLE,, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.— The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, E. Cerendy, commander, will leave, pier 13 North river, on Saturday, March 5th, at 3 o’clook P.M. For freight ap- ply on board, and for to LUDLAM PP PLEASANTS, 83 Front street OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.—SEMI-WEEKLY U. 8. Mail line.—The new and fast steamer ARION, M. Barry, commander, will leave pier No 4 North river, on Saturday, March 6, at four o'clock, P. M., recisely. For freight apply on board, where all bills of Beaing will be Corl and for at the office of SPOFFORD, ‘ON & CO., 48 dou! street. Through tickets furnished to Florida, as follows;—For Jackson- ville, $31; for Pilatka, $33, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICES. CT LALLY ACE CN Greve OY DUEe ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 51 CHAM- bers street.—Notiee is hereby given, te the rela- tives and next of kin of Peter Lawless, of the sity of New Phas driver, deceased, and who is died intestate, that I shall apply to the Surrogate of the enanty of New ¥ for letters of administration upon pet apry tapi intestate, on the 26th da, a, at bat or in the forenoon. Dated, New York, ‘eb. be **’ PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator. JUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 51 OHAM- bers street.—Notice is hereby [er to the relatives and next of kin of David Barron, of Ss California, deceased, and who is alleged to have died in- testate, that I sha'l apply to the Surrogate of the county of New York, for letters of administration upon the extate of the said intestate, em the 26th day of March - eae ase an in the forenoon. Dated, New York, * PETER B. SWEENY, Publie Administ jUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR’S OFFICE, NO. 61 CHAM- bers street.—Notice is hereb: iven to the relatives and next of bin of Celestin Boucle, te from California, deceased, and who is alleged to have died intestate, that [shall apply to the Surrogate of the coun of New York for lettera of administrat upon the ite of the said intestate, on the 12th day of Mareh next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator. Dated New York, Feb. 10, 1858. JUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 51 CHAM- bers atroet.—Notice is hereby given to the relatives and next of kin of Joseph P. Lillis, of Pike county, [i- nois, late of California, decsased, and who is alleged to have died intestate, that I shall Spply to the Surrogate of the county of New aay for rs of administration upon the estate of the said intestate, on the Zlst day of March next, at ten o’clock im the forenoon Dated New York, Feb. 19. 1853. PETER B, SWEENY, Public Administrator. JUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OFFICE, NO. 51 CHAM- bers street.—Notice is hereby given to the relatives and next of kin of Thomas Leony, or Levy, from Great itain, deceased, and who is al to have died intes- tate, that the effects of the said intestate, in the hands of the Public Administrator, will be administered and @ispoxed of by him aceording’to law, unless the same be elaimed by some lawful executor or administrator of tho deceased, by the 21st day of March next. Dated New York, Feb. 19, 1853, PETER 'B. SWEENY, Public Administrator. MEDICALL D* K. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF “THE FEMALI’S Friend in Need.” may be consulted at his offiee 2665 Bowery. Advice gratis. See his cardin the Pieayune, Sunday Courier, Times and Dispateh. Di, WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG, CA3 be consulted betwixt the hours ef 7 o'clock, ‘A. M. and 10 o'clock, P. M., daily, Office at the old established place, Canal street, exactly one door east of Broadway R. COBBETT, 19 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT- ham and William streets, may be consulted at his office. Hours, from 7 A. M. te10 P.M. N.B—Dr.C is member of the New York University. See his diploma in his office. R. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON- sulted athis office, where he has practised his profes- sion for the las 22 years. Hours from 7 A. M. to P. M. DP, COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CitAT- ham and William streets, may be eonsulted at his office, from 7A. M. to9 P.M. "Dr, C. is w regularly edu- cated physician and surgeon, R. CLARK, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY MEDI- cal College of New York, twelve years since, may be consulted at 48 Canal street, two doors east of Broad- way, from 8 to 10 A. M., and 4 to 8 P. M. YGIASTIKA.—A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR neuralgia, tic doloreux, toothache, nervous head | ache, and rheumatism in the head, and a sure preventive | of convulsions, or any other complaints attendant upos | early childhood during the period of teething, hax boor discovered and is now being successfully administerod in | the form of a medicated necklace, to be worn next the skin by the patient. An eminent Garinan physician dis covered the virtues of the valuable medicines of which the bends of the necklace are made, and prescribed the mode of application. The notice of the public is not, therefore, called to @ quack medicine, but to a modica ment recommended by one of the most eminont of the faculty, as peculiarly gowerful in acting throuzi. the pores of the skin directly upon the diseased or oxcited nerves, affording, generally, instant, and always perms- rent relief, and’ effecting ‘a permanent eure. Patients who, at twenty-four hours trial of the medicated neck lace, according to preseription, find no relief, may, at the close of that period, by immediately returning tho samo, receive back their money. SCHUFFNER & MULDENER, 54 Beaver streot. Taerxoxy.—I do hereby sertify that the composition ot the medicated necklace, offered by Schuffner & Muldener, is of such anatare aa’ to unfallingly produee the mos satisfactory results. GBI LICH, M. D., No. 286 Henry street, Brooklyn. For sale by the proprietors, No, 64 Beaver sirest Price $1. HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL 00% paniou—By Dr. A. M, Maurloewa, Professor of Dic cases of Women. Twentieth edition, 16me, pp. 253. Price, $1. Years of suffering, of physical and mental anguish, | to many an affectionate wife, and pecuniary diMoultion t¢ the husband, might have beon spared by a timely posnez | sion of this work. It is intended especially fer the mar ried, or those contemplating marriage, as ft discloses im nl secrets which shot be known to them partion larly. fore, also, every female—the wife, the mother—tis one either budding into womanhood, or the other in ths decline of years, in whom nature contemplates an impor tant change, can discover the causes, ptoma, and thr most efficient remedies, and the most certain mode ot cure in every complaint to which her sox ia subject (Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Dayton, Ohio.) Darron, May 1, 1861 Dr. A. M. Mavniomav, 120 Libert iy Tear Sir—My wifo haa been peresptibly slnking fe: | some three years or more, in eonsequence of her greai | anguish and suffering some months before and during bo confinement—every succestive one more and more debil\; tating and prostrating her, putting her life tn imminans danger, and which was, on’the last occasion, despatred of T supposed this state of things was inevitable, aod re signed myself to meet the worst. At this timo, (nov about two months,) I heard your book highly spoken of, es containing some matters reaching my case. On ite re caipt and perusal, I cannot express to you the relief if afforded my Alntréased ‘mind, nd the Joy ita pages int rted to my wife, on t the isco very of M. M. Daromesnx vided s remegy. Tt o ned & ge + to me which I little conceived was possible. But for this, ere another year would bave passed over my head, in all haman probability my wife woull have bear io her grave, and my children motherless. It is, of course, impracticable to convey more fully ths nerious subjects treated of, an they are of a nature strict ly intended for the married, or those contemplating mar Ef For ealo at 222 ext! No. 2 Astor House, anc Tiette Ben ane Joseph eph Tucker, Mobile’ Also, ny; lo Peterson, No: 96 wut street, Philadelphia, 1, & copy will be transmitted by mail, free o Mias Albertine | Blueskin, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—SATURDAY EVEN- at 1H o'clock, for the fourth time, the gorgeous ental spectacle of BLUKBEARD, as well as WANTED ONE THOUSAND MILLINERS. In’ the afternoon, at 3 o’elock, BLUEBEARD repeated. The Petrified Horse and Rider, ‘the Living Animals, &c., are to be seen at all hours. Admittance to the whole Museum, Entertain. ments, dc. 25 conta; Parquet and First Baloony, 12% eonta extra. HRISTY’S OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE Grand street.—Open every night during the week, under the sole direction and personal supervision of E. P. Christy, whose concerts in this city for the past six years have been received with favor by highly respeetable and fashionable audiences. Tickets, 25 ents. open at 634; to commence at » quarter before 8 o’elock. Saturday next, March 6, annual benefit of J. Vaughn. HH CHAPEL, 718 BROADWAY.—PERMANENT Concerts given every evening uring. the week, by “BIGNORINA ELIZA ALENTINI, Prima Donna and Manager. THIRD WEEK. In which seven young, accomplished ladies, and four gon- tlemen, appear every evening, PROGRAMME, PART L. “Kathleen Mayourneen,’’... 1. sees 2. “Ah! my Child,” from the Prophete. 8. ‘Tis the Last Rose of Summor,”’. 4. “On the Banks of Guadalquiver,”” 6, Grand Variations from ‘sithodes,? Sontag... 6. “Remember ife,’’, 7. ‘What Enchantment, 8 Hai 8. Duet, from ‘Maria Padilla,’ by Donizetti, Signa. Val- entini and Miss Duvanti. PART n. 1, “Mary of Argyle,’’.... ++ +++eMaster Hill Musical Wonder, 10 years of age. 2. Aria from ‘‘komeo,’’ Bellini.. 8. “The White Squall,” ; xy 4. Sontag’s Swiss Song. gna. Valentini 6 Dash en ‘the Mists are Hoping? ar and Mrs, insey. 6, “We Meet by Chance,”’.... + Miss Addison ‘7. English Balind,.. ++ Master Hill 8. “Coming through tho Rye,” sung in full oostume, by Miss Arlington. 9. “Le »* eelebrated comic Spanish song, sung in ‘cortumne, by Sigua. Valentini, Pianist and Conductor..............J. Augustus Hogan ‘Tiekets 25 cents; to bo had atali the music stores, and at the door. Deors open at 7. To commence at 8 o'clock. PPOFESOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NorTH, Whose European reputation, of twonty years’ standin, as a Professor of Natural Magic, coupled’ with his Ameri: can reputation, confirmed by three millions of American citizens, as the t Magician of either ancient or medern times, (Moses excepted.) but, like the anciemt Moses, whose wonders swallow all the rest, and eclipso al other Wizards, Magicians, Kings of Magic, &¢., &e., who have sprung up since the Professor's sucdessful appear. ance in country has called into existence (as i Europe) such » host of itinerants. . THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH, the great original, the inventor of modern magie, is ia Charleston, S.C., for three weeks; after which he will visit Mobile, Ala.; New Orleans, La.; Havana, Cuba; Se- vannah, Ga.; Richmond, Va.; Washington, D. C.; Balti more, Md.; Pittsburg, Pa.; and New York City, for the World’s Fair, in May, 1858, when the lovers of the mar vellous will have wonders to look upon unparalleled in the world. Loox Our ror PROFESSOR ANDERSON, During his Southern tour. “+ And when he is again i’ th’ North Richard will be found himself again.”” REAT ATTRACTIONS AT HOPE CHAPEL—IN HONOR of the inauguration of President Pierce.—Signori- na B. Valentini’s concert troupe, at Hope Chapel, will this eveaing, in addition to the usual ontertainments, fing the “Bier Spangled Banner,” with full ehorus Misses Apna Isabel on, aged nine years, and Lora Gordon Boon, aged eight years, the Shakspearan readers, will also appear in costuthe in'two seenes of Macbeth, as Harlet giving advice eo the players, and as Brutus and Cassius in the quarreling scene. Tickets only 26 cents. ‘USEUM OF HGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES—STOYVB sant Institute, 659 Broadway.—Now open, she rare and valuable eollection of Pharonic and Ptolemaic rewains, just imported direct from Egypt, and formed by Dr. Ab- + during ® residence of ‘upwards of twenty years ix the Kast. Admission 60 eents; children half pries. Cate. logues for sale in the rooms, Open during the day and evening. ME LAST WEEK OF RISLEY’S ILLUSTRATED RIVER ‘Thames.—The last chance to see Itisley’s Mustrated River Thames, and the whole of the City of Londou.—Rx- hibition commencing every evening at 734 o'clock, and ox Saturday at 2 P.M. Descriptions by J. H. Hammersley, M.D. #olian Piano and Concertina, Mr. A. Sedgewick Price reduced to only 25 conts. K BROADWAY.—THE TWO NATURAL FORMS 9) representing Venus and Adonis in Florence, are now exhibiting at 610 Broadway. Thoy may be looked at without an obscene thought, ‘Loni soit qui mal y pense.”” It is the school where Nature's gifts may bos Les beau- tiful forms. They are about leaving the city, to make their tour through the Union, previous to their return te Europe. Admission twenty-five cents. Childron not ad- mitted. Open from 9 A. M. till 10 P. M. . (0 THEATRICALS.—W. R. FISH, (FROM LONDON,) theatrical and characteristic wig maker, 559 Pearl street, four doors from Broadway. Amoteur perfornaances attended, Wig lent on hire for private parties and fancy dress balls. N, B.—Any style of theatrical wig made or four hours notice. WHEW PUBLICATIONS, 1RAHAM’S MAGAZINE.—THE FOURTH EDITION OF January and February numbers, and the seeond edition of 10,000 extra copies of the March number of Graham’s Magazine, are now ready for delivery to the trade and subseribers, The March number contains more reading matter ny other magazine sold at the same price. It contains 250'ems per page, printer's measure- ment, more than any other, and 144 of these large pages, of original and selected literature, make up this attractive Lumber. The wood cuts are of a higher order and better finish than those of any other magazine, at home or abroad. The April number will excel the March in the amount of reading matter, and in the quality—the whole number, except two pager, will be original, from the best American writers, and illustrated in ao style and with a cost of adornment unequalled in Amecican periodical publications, Orders from the trade should be sent in by 16th of March. Gk. R. GRAHAM, No, 154 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, FLSON’S NORTHERN LANCET—PUBLISHED N monthly at one dollar a year, or one shilling a humber—for rale by Stringer & Townsend, 222 Broad- way; G. & H. Miller, 645 Broadway; Edward H. Fletcher, 141 Nassau'street. Contents of February number—Clini- cal Lectures on the Diseases of Women and Children, by Gunning 8, Bedford, M. D., Professor of Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children in the University of New York; the Use of Desibrinated Blood in Transfusion, by E. Brown Leguard, M. D.; Congenital Imperferation of Vagina, by Henry Lollior, M. D.: Jopathists—whiat are they’ ‘Correspondence from Paris; Professional Apho- risa; Lettera on Syphilis, by Ricord; Lectures on Medi- cal Jurisprudence, by Professor Thomson, of the Landon University; the Editor to his Friends; the Immaculate “Brother David's” Quack Advertisements and the Aca- demy of Medicine, with a great variety of miscellaneous and editorial matter. N° 8 (MARCH) NOW READY.—THE ILLUSTRATED jagazine of Art. —This is decidedly the best, cheap- est, and most magnificent magazine ever published. The first three numbers just out have at once placed it at the head of the magazines or any publication of the day, upon which no expense will be spared to render it ie every respect worthy of its mamo—a Magazine of Art. The engravings preparing for future numbers are in the hands of the first artists of America, England, France and hong and a series of tales, of the most inter- esting description, entitled ‘The School of Life,’’ written | and illustrated by Anna Mary, daughter of William and Mary Howitt, will shortly appear—as well as an histori- cal novel, entitled ‘The Dead Bridal,’ illustrative of the most interesting period in the history of the Venetian ro- public, by ‘Jonathan Freke Slingsby,” of the Dublin Iniversity Magazine, and contributions from William and Mary Howitt, rerey B. St. John, and other writers of dis tinction in America and Europe. The greatest care will be manifested in every department of production. The paper will be of the first manufacture, d the ink sup- po from the celebrated eno ink establishment of lesers. Lawson & Co., of Paris, Single copy, 25 conta; yolume, half-yearly, $150. ALEX. MONTGOMERY, 17 Spruce street, and all booksellers. (ARATIS.—NEW PUBLICATION.—A POPULAR TRRA- tise on the cause and cure of nervously debilitated health and enfesbled constitution, that harrass the oung, beset the man pleasure, busi and stad; Jaa cchbitter old age, Jost pobilehed, aoe. te be bed ratia by addressing, port pald, box 169 Broadway Post ce, ROADWAY THEATRE.—k. A. Lessee.—Doors open at 63¢; to commence Faturday evening March 5, will be performed THE WHITE SLAVE OF ENGLAND, Manly Marston. Mr, Conway | Jerry Mr. Lord Overland... .Mr. Barry | Tom . Mr. Davidge | Patric Mary Bl Mme. Ponia Lady Overland. Mes. Vernon Lady Emilia. .Miss Adeline | Louis Miss Adeline The Polphin.. .Mr. L , Mr Whiting -Mr. Duff Melanie Mine E. Lewis Browali Miss Garman ‘A Carp — The White Slave of England,” at the Broad way Theatro. The facts upon which this drama is founded can be authentically sub-tantiated; in proof of which, al donbting abolitionists are referred to the reports of ‘the committee appointed by the Hounet ‘Commons to inves tigate the ecndition of the m ie Respectfully, THE AUTOR TSLOS GARDEN.—MAD. H. SONTA@’S TWENTY- fourth night. Last Opera night but two of the season jonday posse March 7, will be performed, for the first time, Donizetti's Opera. ManIA DI ROHAN, by Mad. BONTAG, Signore Pico-Vietti, Signore Badiali, Poszolini, Gasparoni, ; ‘On Saturday will be sold the $2 seats, and on’ Mon- day, tho $1 abd $2 reats, at the Box Office, and at Mesers. Van Norden & King’s No 45 Wall street; alse, in the evening, at the door. Opera commence; 7 1BLO'S GARDEN.—THIS ESTABLISHMENT MAY be en; at for reepectalte, Pee geaee ae Rights, (Tuerday, Thorrom'é aM wed i, toe. We A. MOORE, on the stage. een ‘-ALLACK’S THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME: street.—Doors open at 634; to commenee at 7. ‘Saturday evening, March 5, will be THE ROAD TO Ri A jevevies Mr. Blake | Goldfinch. Brougham | Sophia, Mr. Hale | Jenny Reine d’un Jour,” Brong! Foxi-Fum,. Miss F. Gramer Ran Phaster,..Mr. - Miss Tayleur@ Ca YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO. 87 BOW- ery —faturday, (afterooon and evening,) Maren 5.. Re-inf:rcement of comic and equestrian talent, adit new cavalcade; new ccmic ballet, fresh and feats of horsemanship; introduction of new features and faces in the arena. Wallett will deliver a lecture on “ Spiritual Rapping.”’ Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 1234 cents, Deors open. at 634; performances commence at 734. Afternoon per- formance commences at 2, Wns MINSTREL’S, 444 BROADWAY, Sg a oa ard «treet.—Open every evoaing.—H. Wood, pager and Proprietor. The entertainments offered by this celebrated company of musicians and Bhi de- lineatora, cannot be equalled by any ether in the United States See programme, ‘Doors open at 6; concert commences at 734 o'clock. Admission 25 cents. The public are reapectf ng informed that the afternoom concerts are discontinu: “4 ELLER’S SALOON OF WONDERS, NO. 589 BROAD- way. Chinese Buildings.—Eleventh week of the Prinee of Wizards. Brilliant success of the Unrivalleé Magician. Professor ROBERT HELLER, the great nal Necromancer, offers for tae eleventh week of traordinary Soirees Mysterieuses, a splendid selection of his unsurpassable WONDERS, MYSTERIES, AND MIRA‘ the most magnificent and amazing ever performed in Ame: riea, Among the many ea SP oe ae ts is that of SECON: GHT, which is considered by the philosophers and savans of thé day, the acme of wonder and mystery, every attempt to penetrate the unfathomable seoret. great variety of aoe feats of NECROMANCY, 3ERDEMAIN, AND DIABLERIE, nightly executed by Professor Heller, are exceeding}, peantul and astonishing. “His “INEXHAUSTIBLE BOTTLE is as prolific as ever; and his novel invention ef the MYSTERIOUS RAPPLYGS, throws into obscurity the humbug Rochester Evening performances to commence at 7% o'clock, andl on Saturday afternoon at 8, Admussion, 8) eenta; child- ren, half price. Gs GALA 0 PERFORMANCE, AT PROFESSOR HELLER’S SALOON OF WO! INDERS, in SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Sth inst., at three o’clock. Consisting of Secon t riments, strange ° Necromancy, &e., &0. 60’ cents; children half-price. BRYAN GALLERY OF OHRISTIAN ART, OON- taining » seriey of authentic paintings by the most Selebrated masters, in chronological order, from Guido de Sienne, (A. D., 1231,) down to Horace Vernet, is now open for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms, 848 Brondway, from 9 A.M. to 6 P. M., and 7 to 10 PM. Admission, 25 cents. WENS’ ALPINE RAMBLES, AND ASCENT OF MONT Blano—Special uotice.—A place adapted for this novel and beautiful entertainment has at length beem nelocted in this city, and is about undergoing the altera- tion and embellishment requisite for its presentation, ue notice of which will be shortly given. ANORAMA.—NOW OPEN, AT METROPOLITAN the mammoth Panorama of the Mississippi river, from its mouth to the Falls ef St. Anthony, het bg ing, ut helf-past 7 o'clock. On Saturdays, at hall-pest 8 e’clock. Admission, 50 centa; children, half-price. R. BANVARD, OF THE GEORAMA, TAKES ‘THIS method to inform his friends, and the commuaity in general, that le is in a0 way connected with rama of the Missiseippi now being exhibited sf the Me- tropolitan Hall. He is receiving letters, and are calling daily, to inquire in reference to the matter, He would also state that his original Mississip} Ne eed burned, as believed by some, but is now on ex! at Albany. a ANVARD'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM, AND THR Holy Land, is now open, at the new and spacious ama, in Broadway, adjoining she Metro ; and eontinned every evening. Painted from tie ‘rawings mede apon the spot, by Mr. Banvard, aD extensive tour, undertaken expressly for the Mr. 8, will explain the paintings nally, Pigture moves af 1; anid ou Wednenday and Saturday afternoons at 8 o'clock Admission. 56 cents: ehildren prea, | fsa EW THEATRE, ALRANY.—HAVING THB above named establishment, which I te open on the 28th of Mareh, I shall be happy to bear from ladies and gentlemen of acknowledged talent, who ate de- ‘pont ald) sirous of engagements. Ail communications to be addressed to me at Albany. 7° EpMON's. CONNER. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM STREST.=GEG, Lea, Proprietor. ~The above eatablishment'isso} every afterncon, at 3 o'clock, and in the evening at part 7, for the purpose of ‘ Classis and Original Represen- tetion’ of Living Statuary,” by Mlle. Casinet’s Troupe of Model Artists. together with @ variety of beautiful = | formancee For further particulars, see bills of esol, 4dmission :—Seata mn private boxes, 60 cents; stage Neate with cushioned arm , 87} cents; boxes, 26 centa; gallery, 1234 cents, “MAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADELPHIA C —from pier No. 1, North river.—Two lines at 7A.M., and 2P. M.—Acoommodation line, at 7.A.M.— By steamboat Jolin Potter to South Amboy, cars to dentown, and steamboat R. Stockton to Puitudelphia, Tare—$2, Express line, at 2P. M., by steamboat Johm Potter to Amboy, thence direct to Camden by cars— through in four hours. Fare—$3. Returning, leave Philadelphia at7 A. M., and 2 P.M. Poe ALBANY.—FARE $1.—ALBANY AND NEW York Inland Route Railroad.—Two daily ex; trains, at 9A. M. and 3451". M., connecting vt bang with central lines of railroads, North and West, new oops corner of bya age and jtre streets; where through tickets can ured, and baggage checked for Schenectady, Utica, Srracuse, Rochester and Butlalo. Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery, and Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue stations. above trains will land passengers at Croton Falls and Chatham Four Corners only, All other trains will start from City Hall station, corner of Tzyon Row and Centre street, ax heretofore. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.—TRAINS DAILY FROM Chambers street. for and —= Express train, 6 A. M.—through in four hours, connect - ing with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal game evening. Mail train, 8A. M. Through way tratn at 1 P. M. Express train, 6 P.M. Aceommodation train, 6P. M.. Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal, Christopher, Four teenth, and Thirty-first streets, at 1% A.M, for at all Sunday trains, from Canal street, Poughkeepsle, and at 6 P. M. for Albany, way stations, KDMUND FRENCH, rt. and 5} ” Me inss from Kew Yor. Passengers: qth begeage crore the ferry Gftesn minutes before th LEGAL NOTICES, UPREME OOURT.—IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- lication of the Mayor, Aldermen and Com ot ity of New York, relative to the street, from Fifth avenue to hth avenue, in the. Twelfth ward of said city, the Aldermen Oommenalty of the said sity of New York, we provides, that the ‘said’ the Mayor, Aliersnee 1e monalty ‘of the City of New Yor. in a sation to the Supreme Court of the State of New York, st se soon thereafter as counsel be iment of commlasioners of estimate, tad csssoraese ot ‘the ienprovement hereby intonded te et spe at ia One Hundvedth street, (tooth : o° to Highth avenue, in the elty of New York, as laid out epee She eae oe lan of said city, under and by virtue of ol oe Ronen Seaton Coannl vo the Corporation,