The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1854, Page 3

EVERY SHIPPING. Renee ros, HVERPoot—unitap STATES MAIL cream RPS only | iy CLIT. en der.— ae ed Stes malls, for Bar tively, eee hoe iene seserne the fou Mol ot Canal set te Bers Leama jualled secom- farce ese K, COLLINS, 56 Wall sireet. to be ou board at lig A. M. oeed the Pacific, and sail Bye Rito orAL MAIL oT) orice wt aris, FOR IVER: | “the Europa a theates of ae, and sterlin, W e Walnut staves, Philadelphia. 1 5, at 12 sted tothe on hoard sail on the 19th of —<—<—<—<—<— recor 3. LINE F PRAM, pavatage mae faets PE or the 2th ee ALD ISLE, Ca Se her Pte op blo ehip'b peasage tn cat Busaie ate and vor, BAe treet Beaten the tnt May: o8 Sepnen Re Roem, te yuching Saturday, A Eom pier fos Te oe "Masago. te de. do. do. secon ‘the vo: ‘below. jo @b. For freight or. Seat aEe SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, command man dor aid new clipper shi ‘ornish, will positi bone about ‘proceeding to jurOpe, id examine the ascoommo- leer. “a, T TabscUrt £ co. 3 P. 8.—The Emerald Isle will sail from tg land the 18, at Lespshcr gh M.. pow re 400 tons, 500 horse New York for Giisgow as under, vii nitions Orn Ta weloek, M.” Firsé onbin saloon votate plscipe de: ;, second eabli third clase, #25. Apply » Hh; seven att, Sea as Se, Anis ACKETS TO HAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- Pp Towing ships will leave Havre on the 16th and New ‘Yerk on the Ist of cach mont! grea a ie gow) master. ‘They =i ‘all first class = all shaxiaite, articles for sae gers, and comman: r e 18100, wit witho say shares} but those actually incurred. ban BOYD & HINC! ow York aint yy ‘ork. From ead Feb. 16. oh one , Agents, 151 Poarl street. ‘W YORK AND GALIFOREES: fap ches via throug ch rare ing throu Iie aaa 500 rat three Grelecks P.M., er Jonath: d favorite steamshiy then.) over the Nicaragua Transit route, ‘then,) over the Nica: dations. GHARLES MORGAN, Agent, 5 Bowlin, ly, on Mofineaday, ae 5, ‘connecting ro it Com wet ince of the mail. h tickets, including the Isthmus able esti steamshi ER: ip NORTH. from pier No. 3 for San Juan with the new an, (2,000 tons bur- having but twelve These er U + Wall and Panama.. aterent Extension of the Panama Railro 8, prices tr ss LitN Hing steamship ents us he it ce all who vali thelr este route. Mr. be fy, (Inte forwarder for Adams & Co., on 8 heir baggage from Ai Seat tention, is paid to ooreet! Art ot at Panama with iy x Paseage poly 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN- superior steamers. for the isthmus, ra route, through in ad- States Mail Steamshi erga fo as inwall on Wed: foot of rag Len ednye across the Rloration that will ‘oon: and Pcomfort to select this fected his arrangements for the transit mist to Panama. of Atla he passcngergy those, ships will & Prone t oie tn BNO ATAS. iM. CROSS, No. ITED, STATES MAIL STEAMSHT! New Orleans Rr LR, Pee eee ase Jas. tor tic ek for Aad from tl igen Rito connect with tho new and splendid Freryerd ioe kee Blade, 2,500 tons burthen. ‘Har: It is expected go through To 'San apply only ly to tery place. 'P COMPANY FOR Havana, sailing at two o’vloek P. M., a from pier foot of Warren street, carrying, the government pan Intend to des ae Cc CENT CIT ‘the office 0! USTRALIA.—-PIONFER LINE this compan: the sailing of tl CS Monday, M: Henry And ‘ie, per on application. tke comps Ww e som . 0. ROBERTS. oF MONTHLY Packets, carrying the United States mail.—The Ameo- Fican clipper ship: NIGHTINGALE, ‘will be despatehed about the 20th of A’ ixteenth 6 inet this line. The Ni: poral, for ex! ee at the World's For freight or ps ‘all street. n mE roN iW 1,066 tons register, \pril htingale was built ex- ‘onvention,in London. for Melbourne, as USTRALIA£.—.CLIPPER LINE. last river, will sailfor Melbourn ‘For bi sacenes of a Fat once to W. a 08 Wall steoct; Arkell®2 —THE SPLENDID | eras ship PRINCE DE JOIN Mee nor loading at Philip, on cabin oassage, sik pireets vale & atroet Bt, 146 Fone z and rol a ts hee ew oa steamship Jr., carrying Saal wilt ehitadae for Savan: March 2, at o'clock A. M., from In comfort goa convenience ot assed. Fare from Philade KYSTONE STATE leaves as Puiladelphia, in Savannah, C. A ia, hove the ing Wedne: a via & MANETS, No. S086 SAVANNAH.—FARE REDUCED. —THE NEW STATE OF GEOR- the United States nah on Wednesday, tho wharf above Vine od and stromgib,’and every arrangement for | Mail VILLE. C.D: Ludlow, will leave on Wed at o'clock, P.M, from pier No: 4 N WELT. MITCH The Florida, M. Woodhall April Throagh tickets from N steamer JAMES. Mt precisely, ills of Inding will be signe The cee o€ SPOFFORD, TILESTON &’C Through ticket to F lorida ag follows: Pilatka, £33. ADGER, J. Dickinson, United ‘States mail steamship ROAN| iOKE, co Ehinner, will leave pier No. 13 North March 28, at four o'clock, P. M., for N and Richmond. Passa ere arriving there os: janchest siates ts, Chatiensn Pel ad toa BOAT ‘FOR SAL) ng at Crone doe INARD, at Cro ANAL raph, JAcbB LEGS alip ferry OR SALE CHEAP—TWO CANAL tonseach. The ly mire of J BLACKWELI, "Sout ts may bo seen, For jock, ‘D FLORIDATUNITED STATES The new and splendid s —CANAL at 28, ply to ksonville, RK CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA—SEMI-WEEKLY United States Mail Line.—The new and fast- oiny Commander will 4 North river, on Wednesday, March Pat For freight ake on (or tain river, om Tnosday, orfolk, Petersburg, Time to'Norfolk about twenty four hours. ke the Seabourd, Roanoke, fi BOAT TELE- articulare appl: rooklyn, near Peck BOATS, EIGHTY ‘new and in Kood order. ferry, Brookiyn, whore | gcconsns FOR be —TWO CENTREBOARD ‘ schooners at ag gS City, can be bought chee. Apply to8. M. HOFFA , Jersey City, on board TATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME court, couNTY Ps) of Ontario.—Jesale ‘iilard C. to Sree led i in the . York, on the 9th a besides LEGAL , NOTICES. 4 interest trainee yo trom the secomd day Ww. SALISBURY, Plaintiff's Attorney. ASTROLOGY. weer nn ABTHOR aeaqiogs AND PHYsIi ABH earrinet birt! present, and onal syeats of life, lenlated gentlemen, Mens nen na 18, i, Witkourx .—THE CELEBRA- h, can be consulted future. XCEPTION, THE led | sewer in Leyes“) will tS Saturday, | ew York to wond world, or that ha. over oon 4 » al shoe fowr fey haiud: 2nd curt et esrataiiarg weseas tant 4 od rassprt wii aantnrat iy by favoking dhe pers} Pop jet atc ie Fae joy vote h of abe! Teaeking back fo or conta ice powers ‘eleneen od Colomb + Gent roome ea tha it mat abo ta y, pice itr not admitted. m Connon | oRronanten NOTICE.. ar Beate Proposals will be reeeived missioner of bad at tl itice of the Su No, 74 Ludi ow surest, BI —The Cor ies.—Mareh 15, gard et ‘Public Buil ended can behind at sitet Commissioner: somes ven bese fading of the estimates ti ix domes Cor alssioner rot EPARTMENT OF RE- game buildero— at ine often. the Co reat of cH THOLOMRW 2, BURDY. Repairs and Supplies. z | Savers NOTH Biescher Amity above, and having o sent the same,in wri on or before gine DE FOREST, AVE arereensaharione above, and havi sent the same, in fice, on or before Frid A. W.C 1CK.—PUBLIC NOTICE I8 HERE- tage Koco ore ynted in 6) Tr! moe for co ction of sewers wed strects, to wi —Mulhe h street from, Hes- ‘eabis Ci from street. All persone interested in the ace thereto, are requested to to the Contract Clerk, at thiso March 31, 1854. ‘SL, SMITH, R. Oh Croton Aqueduct Boar ), 1854. UBLIC NOT beon Presented TA MITE, THEO. E Davoursr, tp yo Wik dee Croton Aqueduct Department, March 20, Bore N om GR: ‘PUBLIC Rguomon a ee Bia street to Hast river Kntgers street; West Broadway, street; and fora receiving basin street, on the south side, between Nos. Division street, from from Reade to ‘Deane and culvert in Madison 182 and 184 Madison 11 persons interested in the oar and having ob- jections pkey are requested to present t ¢ same, in writ- Ing, to the Contract Gicrk, ‘at this office, on or before Mon- ; , 1BS4. % "ELIAS b. SMITH. THEO. KDE FC FOREST, _Croton Aanteat Departm i Mar ASTER TOS DEPARTMENT, MARCHS, 154— TON O* ethic io notice is hereby Sater ial charge meet ae Kpeit ve id water that if’ Will be etured. Ke Cle orovisions of the ac! are eae sd. C’ tractora.—Sealed, proposals, in Forty-second street Groton Aqueduct De te tea, ant a guk me tas L,. SMITH, eg 0. R. FOREST, W. CRAV. New York, Aueren wy, Asa d by law, twonts the said ro ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO rt 12 o'clock, a sink tpi: Jo build esewer, with the, necessar ing basing and’ culverts, in Forty: sewer in Lexington avenue te tI a length about 442 Croton a lr 4 1854, em, that’ by an.act of the 20, 1853, an wa the Bat day of Tents, making, with the ave ns cont on hay of May neal | 2 the first ich said rent ale unpaid Arrears, pursuant to the TH, President, CON- endorsed“ Proposals for © recetved at the office ‘until Monday, the 27th whieh hour the bids y receiv second stroet line, of Fourth plan of the 1, Om spplica- specifieations obtain Croton Aqueduct foams ay ROTON AQUEDUCT DE aled pi proposals, ‘8 sewer in Elizabe' office of the Croton A. bee Monday, the 278! ;PARTMENT—TO CON- endorsed ‘Proposal for Turcet,” will bo received at the educt Department, (Rotunda, Park,) day of Maroh, 1804, ab 12 o'clock M., Redes iar a arewer with the necessary reociving basins and oul- Elingbeth strect, from Grand to Prin 1000 f fee! ‘The pl he Building in itch abot fications foi eet, bein jan of the sewer ai the same, and all ether iaforms. tion relating thereto, can be obtained on application to the Water Parvoyor, at this office A. W. CR N, New York, March 15, Tash Cr iactars. —Sealed, proposals, sewer in Allon sti re Groton Aquedect Department, until Monday, t of baton iene: at Io’clock M. to build a sewer being 4 seta may spplication att bs W. CRAVE! New York, March 16, 1804. L. SMITH, BBE. FOREST, ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEN’ Croton Aqueduct Board. =TO CON- endorsed ‘ Proposal for ceived at tho office of the Mth di ir the bids will it which hi with the necessary receiving in Allen street, from the sewer in H in length about 115 fect, be seen, and specifications ob- his offie. Hrias L, SMITH, ‘EO, R. DE FOREST, teretep Board. beta! A led sewer in Fort; fourth st eet,” t Depart ns 12 o'clock yuild a sew ro A. ie New York, March 17, 1854. JORPORATION NOTIOE.—PUBLIC NOTICE cy hereby given that petitions Board of Councilmen f followii ‘Third » Eighth ifth iecee near FI ie mo | perso having | obj same, in writing, to the ¢ the yeonrect before Monday, Croton Aqueduct Department, with toation at . Re DE. FOREST, t eed neh the construction of enneat “ ae ane EL. TAS 4. SMITH, HEO. R. DE FOREST, Cro! AN Bo "Mareh 15, 1854. URDUCT DEPARTMENT—TO _CON- operals, endorsed“ P ” will be received at ment until jstreee the ence FO} — ace , at which hour the bids the necessary receivi Croton jn dust 13 ve been prosented in the ors in tho sixth street betw 3 iy ant enue, from Fifty- from the Bowery Cierk, “3 thie Ditles, 01 or ton Aqueduct ard. OR Duos Eiht tag ted —T0 CONTRAC- pt) Department until April, 1854, at 12 o'clock, M., at w! to build a sewer, with the and toa point near to the northérl iverts, in Contre strect, from tl Proposal for sowor aa iy the officeof the pete the third ar. of of jonday, bieh hour the bids w! meseoonty sectiving basing wer in Cross stroot line of Chambers street, th about 287 feet. The plan of the work ma: ‘specifientions obtained, on application at this — THRO. & De Onzst, chad tn Feb ran duct Board. _Xew York, Marchi, Mise (onrorart N NOTICE—MANURE, MANURE.—PER- desirous of procuring street manure, willing oremove the samo trom the éity immediately: can, obtain isfactory terms by appli ion to the City Inspector, Bt the office, No>6 Centro street fet upataie THOMAS K. ING, City Inspector. _Rey York, Mareh li, 155k C2, A sewer in Henry aled street,’ jst 12 o'clock M, at wi ned, to build a sewer, with tho and cuiverts, in Henry ‘street, ft street to apoint about 2 feet Montgomery street, being in ‘St the work may be seen, at this office. Ww. New York, Marci 20, 1854, do: Prrlt ‘be fegeived at the Croton Aqueduct Department, until Monday | April bE POREST, “CRAVEN, JUEDUCT Le alone po gee CON- sal for hoe of the rod. * Prot hich hour w necessary ro m the sewer at tof the westerly ling of h about The lapigcied obtained, Croton, Aqne- duct Board. ROTON | cre fyb DEPARTMENT. —T0 CON: ea Croton Aqueduct Departm April, vate Stig o'clbck M. to build a sewer, ai walvers , in Broadway, at a it, until Monisy, the which hour the bi hh the necossary reoeivi from the sewer in T point abont thirteen foet north of Tw in length about 233 fee reed “Pro it the o1 al for ioe of the ‘3d 4 of ia will b The pi fork may be secs, and specifications obtained, on applles- bom hay BLAS 1. sire " Croton Aqueduct . DE — } Board. a New York, Match NANCE DEPARTMENT, N aled sale wilt police of the erection of Union market. sealed up, and direc’ Police station in senled and direct and directed on t! Hall of Records, Now York.” Th 1, quarter! iy, right is reserved, on the any ‘oF all of the propostt mote beds the interests ot a bareceived at No.5 Hist outside to Ly on the usual qi part of the Corporation, to ‘rajech ed necessary to EW YORK, MARCH ae Back proposition should be re = renting house for proposition thus in s socond onvelope, Flea, Comptrol ter “nye. 1@ rei 3 pro- ue c. FLAaa, Comptroller. ORPORATION NOTIC Board of Rilowisg named stroets, to wit sewer in street, from Rivington to Delane; Catherine to Oliver strect; and a) setting of the ole and basin Torare requested sara et tract ‘Clerk, at this'0 A. CRAVE) _Croton Aqueduct I Department, March 25, tise —PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given, that petitions have been prosentod in ‘ouncilmen for the construction of sewers in tho Is e ispenard street, from the roadway to the sewer cast of Church street; Pitt street; Oak stroct, from 1s, a resolution for the re- heads on the line of the m3 8th street, from Third avenue to Harlem river, in tres All SE Foust, Croton, Aqueduct 16, 1854. be had rk of this Departmen March JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner. re orelook ra if Chari tions he ¢ been Councilmen:—To four feet of waiks 0 ‘oan tions thereto, the arb streets ‘to Ang df from East to KL Bayard. streets; street, between Mareh 16, 1854. tions have heen pre qe repai fence vacant lot « to fonce vasi vacant lots south venth a1 regulate and grade oe avenues. ini q March 21, 185%. exten ‘otice is hereb; the \f sidewalk im fro eeulate nd grade ues. All N to extend im street, ym Re: flag the south side of param Ronde nue snd Rutherford place. southwen resented int! fiag4 feet of walks where necessary, avenue from , Thirty fourth to nro repair wi Seventh a1 rthe walks of nth av Treniy fourth and ‘Twenty Att ninth pireet, between Bresaway ‘and Sixth ide Twent street, bet 80} TRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. (HALL OF RECORDS.— ereby elven that he nin och oom ad ‘Ninth ave ue, follo Tiaceetens iter and vd and 281 Third Fifty-ffth street, between Sixth interested hat UREY. ohjeo- im or before the 23d aay of of Street Commissioner. to Chamb: strect, between caret aye. fence vacant lots on the srenue, between Twenty. rticth pled 4 rel eary. ire set curb and gutter and = between old south side of Sixteenth All entod M4 and ol e Beckm: ite k pat similar to that in the Bowery between Walker to repair and Bighth REY. streets; sixth street Se. ag four feet of walk in front UE vacant iste, southside” Twenty-first street avenue A and First avenue; to flag Ninth avenue, between Forty second and Forty-ffth streots as far as tho strect is paved; to ee avenue from Seventy. niath to ‘ort; fore the Slat day of ¥, Street Commissio: TRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.— horeb; that the following resola- of Councilmen :—To walks in Eighteenth ‘Avenues; to flag and re. Thirty-third stroet, itter ‘having dhivetion Sete ens streeien te them in writing to the undersigned, at his office, on Bebefore the arth day, of Mareh ina ITREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORD: Publie notice is berehy: even an CY following oar "Street Commissioner, of Councilmen:— , between to pave Thirty. avenue; to fe Detwee betwoon four foet of walks of and Fourth “second sireets te Ninety: gas, ‘ork, of t! ture of this State, passe March 9, the: rock r awarde rected, are directed to of the Common Coane oi hi el ‘be paid for each ny shall be acoepte: od ‘wi oom Education tosh and the proposals thi me losed in & one envelope, sealed and roller.” ELT, EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Comptroller's office, No. all of i 3, 1854, at 3o’clock P. M. opened, for the whole or an of * The Public Education ear 1865," suthorized b hy five hundred and forty cates the 0 Par $100 each share, and will bear = Mon- Records, ., when the same will bo part of the amount of tock of the city of New en act of the Logisla- and b; an ordinance 1d to him oF three dash Sever holpg notified by this department, h proposal abould be sealed up and directed as follows:—" Proposal for Public sealed up and di- Mayor, f Sinking Fund. Finance Department, \NewY York, Maren 16, 1804. TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. —Sealed proposals will’ be received at this office until Friday, March $1, 31, inst —To regu street, between Ti March 22, d and Fourth av te and Ninotiet ‘hirtoonth (TREET DEPARTMENT—NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. —~Publie notice is tions have been presen! ave Beekman stro laid ia Broadway six eter and fi Sixth veh She tae PROPOSALS WILE, BE RECEIVED BY THE 081 in eae! A. A. Commissary. here! tod. with Broadway from Forty-afth to 0 1b} ween Cans fect of walks of Thirty-ninth street, botwoen . To reset curb a1 etween Houston and Stan' "0 pa fty-trss street. To sot bard of wal tou foot cae wine, ‘and pa hth and Ninth Brent, man ‘hereto, uested raga, © at ts oes, JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner. ja will be received at oe te ath tion to URRY, mite blocks, similar to those Land Leonard stre To and iven that the followi: - wake Board 19 iimen: La of Couneilmen:— fag wall walks ve a of Forty-eighth atreot, To four feet of h avenue to Hudson Forty first stroot, sons interested, ¢ them in on or before the this office until o'clock, P. the Contract Street Commissio: PROPOSALS ‘The pba vee do Vdcvignated New York Hi to sponed atthe proposals will gfies of therA. A. Commisuary, at 12 0'olock M. om the 23th M. LOVELL, Brev. Capt. ath. ne aruller. ab. larch, 1854. EALED PROPOSALS WILL vie Pypothan hl at THE ‘Comptroller's office, No. 5 Hall of Reci Wed- ny be pa the C: a Alaa Thelceto be tarnished Rnd distribut and ed day, April 5, 184, at'8 o'clock V. for mpp City Hall and Park, at the various tities and at the times he may dircet. viene of made in conformity 0 nanecs amendin, up midorse the as Beeend ‘envelope, sealed and directed to “A.C. Fag: trollei _ Finance Depart to the plies and work for ¢ same. follow lying ice for the public offie einity, for the ensuing season 6 OF the ne will in ho best quality. Ti 10 he delivered der the direction of the “Keeper of the offices, and in the qi .t.Proposale mart. bo title 3 “of contracts he Corporation,” and the ordi- Each proposal should b Propo: pealed als for Ico: , Comp- FLAGG, Comptroller. t, New York, March 24, 1854. the tl Gi Mts ilettheplae a Piety 1, 18 ap itiom, and to be endorred nk forms of 10. pa mance he above office. jovernors of the Almshouse, March, 3, 184. 10, LEAD DEALERS.—SEALED PROPOSALS 2 received at the office of the Croton, Aqued: il Tueadey, 7 the st nda, Parl hen th et ae be publ reh, init ie me tons be of Twenty-sixth street, Blackwell's and ‘Randal Talandy, ti and stopping at the sasae places on her return, of the bone offer Wi “Proposals for Furnishing sotimate can be had on application at tl ELIAS L. SMITH, THEO. i DE FOREST, ? Aqueduct ed, her touni Free 'wharfage will be fu ment, and securit of the contract. TEAMBOAT WANTED.—SEALED PROPOSALS WILL be_received by the Governors of the Almshou their office, Rotunda, Park, until three o’clock P, M. Sth April next, for the services of a steamboat for commencing on the first day of Ma wuired to make one trip each day ¢ foot of Grand stroct, at 12 o'clock M. oy! next | She will te re: anda; a) fepem Fequiroas Propeea ime required for tl for farther informs- ne ith day rit cea ater a here “a ele br arene Seoretary. of tl 4 Port and Frosh Kills Plank Company, Richmond, IROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO CONTRAC- tors.—Sealed proposals, cadorred ‘‘Proporal for re-build- sewor in Rivington atrect,”” wi of April, 184, at 12 0’ Lt - tbe reovived at the office ay of the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday, the 1éth na M. ‘ at he | pegs fh bids * THEO. £ DE FOREST, poe. Aqueduct A New York, March 25, ita venues; that Tl ue and Bust rive and Thirty-seventh streets it i street, Chit northessicrly. 7 ‘ohn to aight the store Xo. 61 Ci chambers From W bY rest to Thirteenth av thereto, he we rise the northwesterly. lime of km reot; to grade Gansovoort atreot, ni RECORDS. iat the following peti- ard of Councilmen: ‘and curb and qu mn Usekman and Ferry street, thence runnii it fro inter: requested to peovant hiv offiee, on oF be Honor of Streets, 1 frets roadway. jandrier Ni cnbeoLat purity and strength oes 4 will sell {¢ oh Contractors, builders, folly golieited to examine’ our stock intment to several cou Pv cial to endow apy ures as SHIONS AND my? DRINE, Rue d’ Autin Hoe CHINA A AND GLASS WARE, &eo. s! h ‘ylights, roofi wenid’ respeetfelly taform the ou the, arc'now ready to rec: dors from any part ofthe Unite States for this quality pany would also state that they oe rere of this kind of jee in the country, nud Warrant it to be superior in quali- pe ‘that se and others, aro ro ‘at our sale rooms, ‘M. COLBURN, ae ~_____PARISADVE I RTISHMENTS. HINA or ‘SEVRES AND OTHERS, MANOURY “IM. 10. 1. TE AND. ‘TEA AREROUsE. MASSON. 2% Rue Richelieu, 3 DB COUR. ALEXAN- SEMI ROIDERE ND p . Fupnisher of the Ey Butta it, dla Sublime lor, plying to ie Bt. eke NOLISH MASTIFF DOG TO 106 The. MURTAI s0LD— Sesebacatesy (a wa nnaanaal ste ii e wening, aren 2, vertit be pe are KING uhNEY 6 ‘the Parisian N: 1. GOOD y FoR NOTHING. Sopa THE Nan, the Good for Nothing . we Sitios Alice Gray | URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT.—DOORS curtain rises dah lock. Benefit of i johnston. y evening, March 27, will formed ‘HE SGA PEGO. T. Polyglote. Mrs. Barton ME Dabehiek. Mi ond ms | Bes: Dal hick Mie Raym Susan. Mir. Johnston | Crapo. yamionay THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.—THE TEMPLE OF TOR MORAL DRAMA. poole Lenses, Proprietor H. Purdy. Took aftsraoon, aud 7 in the cvening rUESbayY EVENING AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AN TURDAY AFTERNOON, Tho great original drama of | TOWS CABIN, ‘As performed at the house continually slace y. siace the 18th of last PERFORMANCE, EVERY MONDAY, WEDNREDAY, AND SATURDAY RNOO ZF and 80 touts; ahildcen haifprion to after- ‘noon performance only. pees oe ae GEO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MIN- 444 Broadway, perform evory evening. Doors oyen at 644; commonce at 7% o’elock. ‘This company hss go eonnection with any ciher. ‘OOD, GEorcE tx CRISEY, ‘Stage 1 Mian Christy, woll known ‘for the Inet twelve bin oe takes this wit forming the gas formed 8 00 Tfenry Wood, of Mi ai ain ae whieh piace he will will epee 7 evenly ey ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.—ON MOMDAY evening, March 27, at 734 o'olock, the new local moral drama entitled THE OLD B! WERY, from the great work ee by Mesers. Stringer & Townsend. In the after: 8 o'clock, a capital farce. The famous living the Happy Family, immense Bears, Siamese Twinn nership w way, ie ep Colleetiony Sy neon as imittance children’ under frat SE: ee ten, 1234 cents: daloony and ar CAMPBELL’S HAVE COME, THE ST. 1 ALLURE! EXHIBITION ROOMS, ameter THIRD PHANT. we TUM ONEXAMPLED SUCCESS aiarey. (WEST, aN. Saad CAMPBELL: MINSTRELS, Mlopian cntertaitment simivable troupe will vo found Luke West, nd Joseph Murpby. noon performance will he given every Wednesda turday, for the accommodation of ladi¢s and ebild- For particulars, see the programme. Tickets, 25 ¢ ch, to be had at the door. £654; Concert ¢ commences at 734 precisely. ‘ORRIS'S ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.— James Norris, Spade of the “Original Campbell rels,”’ takes pleasure in announcing to the public that lebrated troupe thee van nnual Southern Doors open ro now on thelr return from We tour, baving met pring; f 1 eit int of talent, comprising Hn its members in the Ethiopian profession. equalled in the most celebrated arti: | Di ABBOTT'S MUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUI ‘ties will close on the 31st of March, and is yo! opentas & tea Stuyvesant Institute, 659 Broadway. Admission, 25 Catalogu Ure: TOM’S CABIN, NATION) ALT THEATRE, Temple of th Moral Drama. ory Monday, Wednes- MUPFey, WEST, AND PEE ORIGINAL. ARD ONLY CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, Ar Sr. Nronotas’ Exnrorrion Rooms, H. 8. ke his first appoaranic on Monday evening, Mar , the celebrated Ban) 0 Player, will = eavea ae imitable troupe URTON’S, CHAMBERS STREET.—T. B, JOHNSTON ctfully announces his henotit for (TO-MORROW) EVENING, MARCH 27, gre ty Dill, The comedietta of THE SCAPEGOAT, in which Mr, Burton will perform his celebrated characte of Ignative Polysiott, The farce of TOR, THE MAN AND TIGER. , sg: 1 Mr dordan | The Tiger. .... Mr. Jobineton HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY, in which Mr. Burton and Miss Raymond will appoar, with the comedy of BREACH OF PROMISE, with Mr. Burton and Mr. Johnston in two characters. Look now open. URTON'S, CHAMBERS STREET. —TRIUMPHANT and complete success of Farduhars admirable comedy HE BEAUX STI joyously received and greeted at saciae iit LOUD LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE. This admirable comedy, supported by the best comic talont in the Union, will he repeated o Tl ANAND THURSDAY. Scrnb, Mr. Burton; Archer, Jordan; Aimweil, Fisher; Snl- len, Moore; Foigard, Jounston; Gibhit, Russell; Boniface, Androws; Sirs. Sullen, Miss Raymond; Dorinda, Mrs. Buck: land; Cherry, Mrs, Burton Box BURTON'S THEATRE —FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. H. Andrews.—On Wednesday evening, Maroh 29. THE PLOUGH y Mr. her; Sa- will be acted the sterling comedy of ~Sir Abel Handy, by Mr. Burton; Andrews; Bob Handy, Mr. Jordan; Henry, Mi san Ashficld, Miss Haj mond; Dame Ashfield, Mrs. Hughes. In the course of the ing Mr Andrews WM sin the fa. yorite comic songs of “The Poachers,” and ing and the Countryman,” as conclude with the achanie farce of LOVE, LAW AND PHYSIC CLuven Log, Mr. Burton Flexible, Mr. Fisher; Ai ir. Andrews; M: Buckland. Ticke' nd orders for secured may be had of Mr. Andrews, 85 Prince street. TRANGERS, PLRASE NOTICE!—CEORGE CHRISTY. universal favorite, George Christy, the grenteat inoator in the world, has left his old'quarters, @ Christy and Wood's ondway, between Howard and ‘Grand danger of getting into the wrong house, ‘armer Ashfield Jan nificent street lamp in the world lights mp which in itself is = curiosity. I jaborately ornamented with designs em, blematical of negro minstrel spicuous lettering, the wor it hristy & Wood's Minstrels.” This, and no other, is the establishment where the far-famed Georgo Christy tantly elicits roars uf merri- mont by his napproachable delineations of the good ua- ure’ beara upon it, in con GRORGE CHRISTY 18 GETTING $0 FULL, OF health that he thinks of bottling some of it up and Iny- ing It away. George Chri made so much money that he would retire from the stage were it not that the public cannot spare Lim, and he is too good natured to be unmind- ful of their wishes. George Christ "a proupoct that he bas to use a plege of smoke OK eet of driving away. from the brai more blue devilsthan could be packed in 4 room as biz 84 “all out of doors,” for George Christ has been seon by “all the world and his wifes’ and George, Christy.wift | continue to be seen at George Christy & Wood's Minstroly, 444 Broadway, every night, (Sunday excepted, rain or # EORGE CHRISTY &4 WOOD FEEL AS GRATEFUL ancholy hove Broome street. \ ROADWAY THEAT! A. MARSHALL, SOLE Lamon Doors opan ab o'siock to commence ah 73, ning, Mi orf THe audbiaton ‘ONO: Nrec Mrs. Si ALLACK’S THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR | Broome street.—Doors open at7; to commonoe at 74 Monday evening, Mareh 27, will be performed socr FELLOW. Mr. Reshton Sus Umbraton, fom Brows. oe tinongenin ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S bea deg ad Psy | Organised in poe A Lender Grand. ‘Ween ton wepet t TROUPE OF THE WORL! e annals ef smusement in this | Oran Bveny Nout, unvem sas ; Soum Dinwotien oF E. P. CHRISTY, The a , CHRISTY Man and Proprietor. 1 1, aumual eusat of E. Crowell, UCKLEY’S BERENADERS, (yl HALL, 539 { Brosdway, near tho tr OPEN E art ‘NIGHT. ‘The oldest established a: most nted company. fatence, being the first te introduce harmony inte am ey it, > ee | sing Operatic Choruses, Burlesque Operas, & management honor of that ie Ge Conoerts of this of shia Com| wilt a ‘be con: rondveted. im ite present fashiemable st; ‘fan commences at ity." Time altered Fulhonp velenrity a —Concert Jas. BUCELEY & & SONS, Proprietor | covery and comfort the undersign: foe powder, for 4 troy ing insscte a ie and mice are counterfeit ‘Be on your nea r ison, Lyon's contral depots, 424 lirend- eres URE OF CORNS—BY MADAME Lay Broome ® BERHA Cc BRATTLE- Gotan toe for whose re- tiga cl nt themselves te are 7 ae R. WESSELHOEFT'S WaT! bore’, Vt., continues to reveive ‘that they maj te provisions § rival cosi ead p palatale s yy Rice DR. EB. J. LOENENTHAL Kesidoat Physician. ‘OR 12% CENTS bin CAN PURCHASE A TRANS- Parent strongthe flannel. itRadiaeaee * Is be pliable, sina it pala. Ines be wore en’ ~ wi pervicaae te Fopste yoced iis, NEW Pre Hodson street, New York, ‘ Se aden m pireet, New York, ud or sale tp drcomite et GOLD LEAY AND DEATIATy GOLD FOIL. THB first jum was awarded te the undersig Dent gold leat and dentista’ foll, by the American latins Gold vor at is cash Deatisw' folly uperior 4 i noe. ro G vane. Mt penny “LOTS TO SUIT PORCHAS. PO! he Wall ested? by the subscriber, H.W. CAMERON, Brookly: i2 OUSE WARMING AND YSNTILATING WARE. | Hor Ont —We invito the attention of insiders and the public iy to our splendid assortment of house wi entifating sad cooing apparatus, com: Prising several new patterns of furnaces, ranges, &e., com, ining 000) Gerability and ome otheion: ate, a alle of me buildings’ apo pee sho most te assortment tantly and and for sale. igo ROADWAY feet ERIE, BROADWAY—BX. Living Wild we York pu Ke] zene mya, | lino’s 2 tiraiaed Be form many, 9 ther won nor Ee ng, (weighing ti ety aids.) Herr Dy bs extraor i | pary Train imals, eto., ote. Admission to 2Beents. under tom years of age, 1234 cents, pe Children from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. IRCUS, Sr teh Juvenile E ve ted States where are exhibited, together with Great variety of | jue and origin entertainments, H malgne ann of amusement in t! PSY—THE GAL takes her benefit at Spares had paohgetet on Seterds terno d i ‘UNG CABIN wil be pertofieds M yt"G. C HOWARD. © eed BRoaDwar, iA Paxvanns GEORAMA, open, the magnificent pandra the Holy ‘Land, being the larvest and most. interestt gomprebenaive, paintings over exeguted., Eva Cemor| | 1 enday and Saturday afternoons ae J | sy Adtaanon to both paintings only 25 cents to all | eure, Th frill rmancatly | Hone, at sate halle Waanwnre tuincreece tT Sis GNOR BLITZ AT THE LARGE ROOM, ODEON, red Caaaey hts nix evenings and two afternoons. x 1M ic Wednesda Monday and a Spirit Rapping, Ventriloqu Thurad -Frida Sd and 4th, ‘ay and Saturda; Srelocks Admission, 25 comtes childrens 12 HAKSPEAREAN READINGS.—NR. G. HUTCHIN- ton, Professor and Teacher of Elocution, purposes iving tro readings in aid of tho, destitute, at bei i ial orner of Twenty ith atrect and Kishth avenue, Mond 2th inat., HAMLET; Wednesday, 20th, OTHELLO. Tiekets | 25 fre fo be had ‘at tho all’ Headings commouse at | O'eloe JONCERE.- =SIGNOR, BINI, THE GUITARIST, WILL, | iv rt at the Stoyvesant Tustitute, 659 the 2th ine ands P.M. Signor Felippo P searolt Into Loud pera, wio will porform on the violin two grand solos, one cael! froin Pagania and Do Heriot, We advige all lovers of music to attoud—it will be the greatest reat of the season. | apercir SERENADERS, 39 BROADWAY. EVERY | performances, this week, The ‘celobrated E. Horn, T. F. Bishop Buckley, will appear in their original ILD ANIMALS FOR SALE. Rhinoceros, (has L rainy to the insertion of t ‘VERY FINE MALE in captivity two hot and two igh, aud more than cig te feet long br | and produces ae een ne ooon in | gal THAT NEVER WAS BORN— \® cor powam Company, : Hh HAIR, HAIR, BUT, NO, LOnaey, ALG ae regenerator, GH? way, (up sti aes Ba 4 ‘complotely ray hairs of any person (old er you angie the ‘aland original color; stops the Lair from como tal eighteen hi | Sent to any place, MPORTANT TO LADIES AND sons dosirous of having last it to their advantage to call at I. fuding store, 192 Grand street NTLEMEN.—PER- ade to fit the feet, will INGLEB’S, leather BEC EER coun Enoaryee PER ag Ag red m it sired Gorman salo in lots to FF. PaTUR 1. & CO, 200 Pearl street. HOTOGRAPHIC, ELECTROTYPE. DAGUERREO- type, pyrotechnic, Dontist’s. yor stainers’, and card manofactivrers) materisisicyeald« petosiam, Lie and pyro- Iie, and acetie, and fuorie old; caustte, baryta, ‘and c iodine, EPLATING.—OLD WARE REPLATRD EQUAL TO new, and warranted, viz.,—spoons, forks, castors, stair trays, de, Apply at 212 Contre atreet, moar Grand, or office No. 2, up stairs, at 16 John streot, ICH FRENCH AND AMERY ings, at wholorale aud retail, ( Pearl street. w cornices, wholesale and retail, AN PAPER HANG ils & Smith, No. 440 ost assortment in the ILDS & SMITH, 449 SHOW CASES.—HOFFMAN 4 YERESH'S SHOW CASE 'o. 57 Bowery, near Walker strect. Cases style silver platnd, irass, rosewood, m takoa' in oxchange, 10 PRINTERS AND PUBL!SHERS.—-THE SUBSCRI- bers, type founders, Nos. 2, Sl and 33 Beckman street, near the Park, New York, bez to coburn their for all ‘asvure their frivuds and tt ‘added very many Taney faces and other articles to tlle heretofore axtenave gellection, all of which, together with thelr now series of Bcoteh out faoer ari to agent primer, ‘whieh have fea nication, for 4) ity an jeauty, they ere propared mas, for cash or ore to furnish it, as an: other typs found inting establi Prins 4a nh this paper w into are from TPO BUILDERS AND. SHIPPERS —N. WHEATON, Canal street, wholesale snd rotail dealer in doers Sashes, blinds, A¢., has on band in iain waroroome a 1 sssortment of the above artic! o young fer rive per whi ler. Apply to STERNE HUMPHREYS. hiladelphia, ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.—NOW OPEN AN" at 663 Broadway, opposite Bond stroot, from 9 A. M to 10 P. M., daily, ¢ Twenty-ninth Annual ‘Exhibition of Ori, B tur by Living Artists. Beason tickets, 0 gle Sdmiiaion, 2% conte, The Academy having sold elleries, and being about te remove, the ox Bitition Frill positively clove on ¢ April. T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Correspendiveg Boo! "y N. A. RAND GIF? EXCURSION.—I_ HAVE THE HONOR ‘of announcing to the public that I will give those par- sons purchasing my dollar tickets of admission to the Whole W Which entitles them to one of th gite of builder's hardware, constantly va | the lowest price Ve e | MUSICAL. | YOUNG LADY, COMPETENT TO GIVE INSTRUC | ton in musio and ringil the pianoforte, is dasiro | ofmeet tofainily or school, Has no objec tion to g scountry. Best of eity re ference gi Union square Post Office, for three (CBARLES BRUNO. IMPORTER OF avsic) straments, strings: de.) No. 2 Maiden | ceived and offers for sai Lins, flutes, clarioncts, cornopeons, saxhorns, b ray French sccordeons, bird organs, stcincs for the welle cad gnit trimmings for the violin, &e, AL IN + re- sion, and provide everything vial for U of my patrons, rendering {t the ho groatest Jubl- | See Reever oct | OLLIE’S MUSICAL GIFTS. | FIFTH EDITION. | **Tullien's Musig for the Million,” PRICE ONE DU Containing Portrait of the Author. Title Page, Vignette, Twelve of Juttien’ most rf mong THE AMERICAN Quabiii iE, CALIFORNIAN, And other Quadrilles, Poikas, Songs, d., &. le ICE 0} E DOLLA’ Subscription books mow open at Goilie's muste store, 300 Broadway} 300.00 $30 World, | lar pieooa, ieces, WORTH OF GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE Prof. Hart's great gift enterprise of the WORLD'S HALL, 877 and 379 Broadway, corner of White street. Professor J. Woodma: Proprietor and anager F. E. Brown, tes rer 5 See Descriptive Lecturce Vocalist and Pianist we Leader of Band FS: Woodman’ tiart would ‘respectfally inform the eitivgts of New Tork, and ike weclt 0 inne thot ee the purposo of enabling all to see his wonderful ‘illuetra- tion of the Entire World, the first and only thing of the kind ever produced, and popularizing American art, and also of xiving a world-wide circulation to his renowned Book of ‘Travels, Adventures, aud Ancedotes, which should be road Wy ‘million, he will distribute the parchasers ol hia tickets of admission 300,000 magnificent and vala- able gifts, amounting to the sum total of $300, mong these desirable gifts are Prof. Hart’s clogant eountry seat; & m: ificent residence in New York eit numerous building lots; Prof. Hart's Book of T: Piano gold watches, bracclete, rings, silver table, tea and jessert spoons, &c., &¢., including @ cash loan of $10,008 without securit It iw conddently believed that the tickets srl all be sold, the property distributed, before the lat of rty will be placed in the hi y the tickot hol ly fair and satisfactory manner to all concern ‘The price of tickets is one dollar each, ontitling 6 anybody can feel to everybody, for Somebody must cater to the amu: ch is a very large body, of nobody would have an of! jo their heart's content. Goorge trel Hall is visited every night by the music of whore laughter is de i certain aterner bodies, who bask in auutles aT said heavenly bodies, Lee an dark) body and they will ree a great (althou, Wi perforinore. ORCE cunisty RECEIVES COMPLIMENTARY enough from the Press, unsolicited, and ever ne he is te: :“*That complimentar i the ticke mi entary, we shi “3 hay in ‘y. Itisrolong since which, by tbe way, ia not «tthe tieket") has mrtg ay AA dod would like to see ony and #0 would Geor Ag) ey are so curious in thi: re spoct, that they would wilting ly give five dollars for « | la) at one, GLEQRGE CHRISTY 118 A GREATER MAN THAN | * Hobbs, the locksmith, for George possorses the key to the coldesttheart, while Hobbs’ attention is confined to animate locks. George is, r eal | ‘nd they $150. 000. Gat! GREAT GIFT Pry the | Tickets, only $1 each; admit & bias 2 NTOSCOPE OF CALIFORNIA, BRASKA, AND SALT LAKE, Which will ore on the | FINST MONDAY IN APRIL, ied 410. iv, N.Y. FOR EVERY. CKET, of the committee: — ick dwelling tn New York (1: +. 12;000 ‘A handsome brick dwelling in + 8,000 4 handsome brick dwel 10,000 A voyage to Scotland 5,000 ‘An elegant carriage and 1,500 rs 1 ofl paintings . "500 ke: vols 4,000 | ieeld’ Satches, rel aio 1,000 cld watcher for In ‘000 iu ‘fold pens and cas "300 1,000 gold pencils, wesbves 8,000 | 100 orders for hat: oO 1000 la routs al 21,000 | eo! ns, On Cl | 6,000 alr share a a ih, £3,708 lituaten | books of California. | atin erty is certain by the fourth 'y the committee of inquire of the following gentlemen — ot atreot; Robert ‘Ste Lu aia tou, aq. 172 Week odio of B Bge; JN. Esq., 22 Court Musical Baa Donte 10 Rows, 410, BROADWAY, di at asic jow York and from 9 4 a Toe m stereo pope. ral ettors al |, Bost to J. } LEY SONBS Ay ‘Apollo eat ‘iy orn Y bite | os Houston st street, near to four admissions to the exhibition, gift of the | | All orders for the exhibition must be addressed, | id, with the money enclosed. to PROF. FAN | AWE Noe S77 and S79 Brosdway Worle «Hall. New | York. dnd the fickets will be prompuy forwarded to any part of the world. Any information relative to the property may be obtained | ab the office, World's Hal iaschor & Co., 30 | Mi Sin lo admission, 25 cents; children, haif- ie Oren daily, from 2 to 10 P.M. Lectures eommenc | BiSond For fall description of gifts, &o., see bills of the day. } EXTRA PAY. PAY.—ALL UNITED STATES © NAVY & Avy SAiLOnt arines who served in any Ui ihe Pacito, between 160 and I of btain their d. wt Pay ays eae Seat ands obtained ab A RALPH HOURS O OFFICE g CONSULTATION to 12 A. M. eile Woosles: 6 t09 P. M., exoopt Sundayt vessel im Sinai FARQUBA aie only dopptsi23¢ Bim ate door fe at the on! im stecct, one door fro packages 0 ana 42 00, oreast, MAY BE Ds JOHNSON, 16 pane y atl Coane A conddential! A a pont Saeasang owe years ra ours from 6 A.W ald respectfully soltit ott those faa tle mie rR. COOPER. | ¥ Pears STREET, MAY Bi wu OF NO. 19 DUANE STREET, nvaited with confence om bis area iT DISCOVERY. OF THE AGE.—DR. FAR eer Famil; Troventive to be had at the only de G y ates, 21234 Elm streot, 4 petits Uns $6 sad $20 pet peckagss NT, DON ERYSI aa the same aA, + Mire P, ra UG!—DR. FARQUHAR'S FAMILY PRE x. entire does Tt ober and so for proof of which, tr; oe ‘had ot the only pots ahs Ble ete Be street, ome ¢ door from i E BARON'S CASKETS—C. ASKETS—A bit Tr" ebarm for rosy health, veriohine the the ood Ly These ogee Derifying remade 4 Tor wo 5 nde he 9 enape il other mediclaes. pot, 98 Spring street, seen waoted ie Baton, Sporsecc Bt, Niebolas Hoven. ‘Aw ond villege in Ameries. | SAMU yt | ‘The business of the late firm will bo continued as | the liberal ‘USICAL.—TWO or THREE Por’ LS bag iE IN- the structed in masioal lessus oa the pianofo Tesidence of the advertiser. who (os. young lady fully com. | petent to discharge st om duty. Apply to Herald office. Terms m OX ede PLEYENS MAKE, ONE DO. Jelmini d_ one of Debnine's celebrated barmoni cons, for sale’ by C. BRUNO, importer of musteal instru- ments, No. 2 Maiden lane, up stairs _COPARTNERSINIP NOTICES. $4 000 —WANTED, , WITH FOUR A PAXTNER WITH FOUR hotel, known as the « thousand dollars, to join the subseriber in miles from the Williamsburg or Brooklyn ferris a a it ednees Forrest House, three and s half Hille or the subscriber would soll consisting of two good tal ‘ons, kettles, &c., aa he canna oth, ‘Inquire Tires GC COFFEY, 175 Last Twontioth streat. OPARNERSHIP NOTICE. WK, THE UNDERSIGNED, this day entered tnership under the firm nr tho purpose of manufac. Werercoms eorner rounds, . HAINES. W. HAUNBS. P. CUMMINGS, fore existing between the nudersiznos of Jones, Cain & Co., was dissolved on t last by mutual consent. The unsettled will be attended to by cither of te 7 “ha ed under the firm of J je the friends of the March 23, 1854. Jas CAIN. J OTICE—THE © OPARINERSHIP HERETOFORE BX. IN "isting between I. Hl. Graft 4 3. B. solved by mutual consent gettle all outstanding busi |. GRAF! Dated March ‘2, 1864. heretofore by 8. Bette, \OTICE—THE PARTNERSHI? HERETOFORE EX. + isting between the undersizned, ander the Willetts & Snyder, is this dey dissolved by mates! consent. against the same will bo Willetts & Seaman, who succeed pred JONAM WILLETTS. Dated March 24, 1854. STEPHEN 3. SNYDER. OTICE.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY AA, formed co;partnership, onder, the drm of Willette & Seauan, in. the livery stable businoss, at Wort Twenty first street, between Eighth and Niash evenges. known as the Chelsea Stabl ad solicit @ continuane atronage heretofore ace to th Willett der. Dated March 24, 1834. T20SARD A. SEAWAN, —THE COPARTNERSHIP {HERETOFORE between the undersigned, under the P Goldstein tCo., in New ¥ J&P. Goldstein ton in San Francisco, have this day Sensi al, by mauteal ¢ omnes ion having claimg on the above Rem, of Fare Ricaccall immediately for astilemont, at a Olver Fireet, New + stein Lape t re rebate all ru due ta the shove firm.“ B."GOLDSTEIN'§ C0) No J, EP. GOLDSTHTN & (0, 84n Framcher Prerer Gouner: Josxru Gouver: Sursie GoLper & New York, Mi [ANTED—A PARTNER, 1 Publiuing tal of Tout 3 of popular oh reot rei the TESS please pply to ROSS & JONES, 21 Ann strobe. O@AL. ° Wiiownnsannbanh ttre ans anianaaaa L700 TONS RED ASH, EGG AND STOVE SIZE i, ow, dlacharging, for sale to doal 4 te ceate hee Rintie oS, ab the loves eaEl an Tees f POTIER, 142 Troy street, between Washington an t streets. a st Fant rua OF Aah oop sf fortune. ‘the iment be virteogey ATRIMONY MAD! , OR HOW Mar yo a ! ee, foston, will omit to an: address, ua receipt gt one lain direct sey nearest ladies and gént! affections te 4 many of the process is eo