The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1854, Page 7

\ — RTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. TION saga OF RE- ~Sfareh 15, lesa Te \. Aira “che Com: wi snd Supniicn - Commissioncr of Repairs sud Supplies. DRPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE 18 pote se titions have been prosented in the bof fer the constrnotion of cewers in the ttroot ta its Lighty-lath sbrect, from Forty-aret treet, be Pity fourth th avenue, from the ps sewer persons inter ested in tho above ‘and | tions aha are requested to present the wiay Marsh 20 the Contract Clerk, at this Dies, on or THEO: yi een ts ee in Aqueduct Department, March ORPORATION NOTICE. —PUBLIC NOTICE I8 HERR. ee have beom presented in the Bask tomlin Grand nireet, from Colas: ee ib to cd cet Division stroet, frem Ludlew te ‘street; West. Broadway, from ‘Reade to Dusue ; and fora receiving basin ‘and culvert, in Madi hs 08 thegenth ste. between Nos. 182 Ry Ls ag A eee aa rremred to pracent abe saime, ia = Matha Contract @lars, ot thie fice, em or before "ELIAS L SMITH. jew on Aquod 17, 1854. ; BE FOREST, A. W. CRAVE N Aqueduct Department, March 4 0 OTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERI oes Tave “been prevented in the Ais ‘Councilmen, for the constriction of sewers in tl to oduct and. Croton A: W. ‘Bo n sae Depertment } March 2 ), 1854. 13 PRPORATION |, NOTICE —PUBLIC “NOTICE bereb; jtions ha’ Presontod in t! oe the eon: idk po of sowers in the ipming named strects, to wit:—' $6 Forty ninth streot;. Party. th and Bighth ayenucs; Seven havenue fost river. All persons inter tod in the jestions tNerete, are requested to to the Contract Clerk, at ', March 31, 1564. L. SMITH, O, it. DR YOREST, AeW. CHAVEN oton Aqueduct Dopartment, Miroh 20, PORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC by give: t petitions have been prosented in tl rd of Councilmen for the construction of sewers in the rests, to wit: Lispenard street, from the y to the sow: of trot; from Rivington to Delaney” sirect; Oak strea eto Oliver stroet; and ution tor the r of the manhole and, bas the line of the sth at & ry Croton duct Bo: ir ordance with he ie terested in the above, un itaving objections th os fare requested to prevent the sumo, in writing, to the Co ot Clork, on oF belure Thursday, April 6, ¢ Croton Aqueduct DHES'T, i eo E Dero #.—P UBLIC NOTICR 1S HERE- Whors, Ocoupant OF occupants roved er unin) owing 68038 9 Assentors and ar lodged in, the oZice of a id, vis.:—For a well and pump ua strceh, (in Sixth and Seventh avenues,” The limite embrace by the several rer} nd lots of 8 of land, situ: pliatier SPisAth adroet, from sixth, to Soventh rEast vido bet Vf m tl WiLL TAM GACH CHARLES J. DODGE, ¢ Assessors. CHARLES MoNIBLL, of Assessments, Street Department, March HORPORATION {ROMCE—PUBLIC, NOTICE IS hereby given, mor or owAers, oocupant or occ’ taof all improved or unfaproved land: Nowing ssscssments have be d Assessors, in the oilice of Sy ares aoe bo phSeeied, viz. For regulating and gradi Broadway. b Fite oct; fromm Fifth 9 t he fa its oa aay sto aaa ot . . stad aattoth sidds of Fifty-seventh stroot, from Fite fue to -y-saventh, LIAM GAGE, CHARLES J. DODGE, § Assessors. CHARLES MeNIELL, f Assossments, Strect Department, March | RRRORATION ¥ b pn na URE, im wigs en Fm ns desirous of street ma: willing | senove the same from the 2 ty immediately” con nae a uy application to the ity Ins} é Cont OMAR Ke si DOWNING, City piston we. York, | March li, 1864. ON NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE 18 my iven to the owner or owners, occupant or 0001 eli Gouses and lots, improved of unimproved lau fate that the followin, ‘Assosso g assossmonts have beon 0 lodged in t! of pieces and p Xs me ote bry sides of Fourth avenue, 100 feet 5 inchoa north south Ae ‘ifty-fourth street, on both sidesof Lexing- jomavenne GU0 fect 75 inches north and south from Fifty- h street. All peraons whose interests are affected by bove named assessments, nud who arc opposed to the }, oF either of them, requested to as oir om ons in writing, to the undersisued, at 6 No. of Records, within thirty ay Rte the tee of Shia” . WILLIAM GA‘ CHARLES J. DobcE, CHARLES MoN Street De 5 4 * Assossors, Bice Durean of Assessimen! partment, March OTON AQUEDUCT DEP. ARTMENB—TO cON- tractors.—Senled proposals, endorsed “Proposal for fing a sewer AS poms street,’’ will be received at the ‘the Crot educt Department, (Rotunda, Park,) a Monday, the 27 Ai aay of March, 1s04, at 12 Pelook M. wer, with the necoasary teoeiring basins and oui: at ‘Elisabeth peeks from Grand to Priac 1. The pina of the ae 6 \d sil other lating thereto, can be obteined o1 ter Purveyor at ie of ollce: A. W. OR. Now York, Maroh 15, 1554. ROTOR AgueDuctT rT anc ae ropes ra.—Seal ot in Allen street he oilve of Department, until Sisutlay, tho 2th da at 12 o'clock M., at whic the bide wil -y recelving or in Hes- northerly length about 115 fe \d" specifications DEPARTMENT.=TO | CON- oulve: street, to a fe : Pen aga No. 27, bein Pe plan of the work may bo, ee ssi, LIAS i HEO. R. YOREST, A.W. ‘CRAVEN, S04. jew York, March %, i OTON AQUEDUCT Croton Aqn duct Board, DEPARTMENT=10 | CON- tractors.—Sealed proposal, endorsed ‘Proposal for fin Forty fourth strove,” will be recelved at the oflice fd Oreton Aqueduct Dopart mont until Monday the third of April, 184, at 12 o’ciock M., at whieh hour the bids bill be opened, ‘to builds sower, with t and eulvers, in Forty-fonrti st ry fe westerly line of Sixtli avenue to and throwge Brosd: atte tho sewer at Forty-sixth strcet, being in leygth about Bi fect. The plan of obtained, iad ry Sn this offive L. 8: FOREST, Croton Aqueduct UW CRAVEN, j Board, ‘York, iacsh 17, 1sd4. ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART tractors.—Scaled proposals, endor: er in Henry street,” wil be received a Bton Aquoduct Department, anti Monday, t od, at Iz o'clock M. ae Which hour the eh the necessary re ain the sew to build a sewer, Raine in Honey ireet to 9 peins i S went of the westerly ling of itgomer, ores im length about 500 foot. ‘he of Tike wank may ba ween, aud specifications ohtsiaed, pplication at this off THixo. L. SMITH, i DE FOREST, IROTON AQUEDUCT (Deranmienr, sernctors-— Sealed proposals, endorsed, Prypasal in Broadway,” will + the otfiee of ti ton Aqueduct Dopartment, until Monday, the 3d it pril, 1 12 ‘o'clock M., at which hoar the bids will be 16 ‘to build frag he with >. os tee ae seeety 7 a culverts, in Broadway, from the sewer in Two: Ah atreet to 8 point ahont N thirtoen foot, arth of Tweaty- being in ength about. £33 feet. The pli rk ma, may be aun ‘specifications obtained, on at L, SMITH, BE Be DE yokes, W. lew York, March 17, ol ROTOR, erg ny DEPARTMENT. —TO VONTRAU- Sete. is, endorsed ‘Proposal for sewer be Foccived nt tho ofiice of the Croton til Monday, the third, day of lock Msp which Rour the olde with witir the novosmary receiving basins Cross street Chasabers stroot, P the work may pectietion obtained om appitontion at tite DE FOREST, $eeten Aque- AVEN Croton, Aque- duct Board, P} Croton Aqueduct Board. AW. Gl duct Board. New York, Maroh 21, 1864. chet laaei ¥ ord AQUEDUCT DE MENT WARCHS, 136. ties is hereby nm that by ai ie" of the a thes sion, July 20, of ton ‘pee! tis added on m % isc parron 4g oes ‘AS L. SMITH, President. CORPORATION NOTICES. N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO CONTRAC- t Ojrther Fo Proposals, endorsed “Proporal for r9-batl | Ba gower in Rivington 8 the efice ‘the Croton A ack opened, to ta verte. in rest, at. the intarssotion of rif <i th about 123 feet, The plan of the ou applica. SiIAS L. SMITH. bina . R. DE eet. | “CRAVEN, Croton Aqueduct Board. New York, waren 26: 1854. Orr. AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO | CON- pesals, ondersod * Proposal for Fecgived at, the offlog of the until Monday, the 10kh day twhich hour tho bids wil build a sewer, with tho necessary reoolring rts, ta tho Bowery, from Rivington te Stan- fh about three hundred a: nd epociioas 5 Croton queduct joard. New York, March so 1804. ROTON | AQUEDUCT | tractors. Propo! sewor in Fors; th street,” will Croton Aqueduct ba tet 2 ofcloc| se e the 10th day ft which hour the bids. wilt with the necessary receiving basin Forsyth street, from. the sowor i peeNon street to 9 point absut 208 fect south of Houston | stre stree ‘being in length about 222 fect. The plan of th Ac ween, and seen tinge on application at THEO KDE TOREST, {caving Aaneduct a tA | CRAVEN. tid office. PARTMENT OF “REPAIRS AND SUI March 30, 1854.—To Contr: D* lowing F Fesolatlo lon, sealed Pro iasioner of Repairs ani all, (iasomeat) until Tuestay, berrie ck, M.. at which time thoy will ned, (in adcord~ oo with the am harter of 1853, wing. the oat: Hinge way of Perry, strost, letween Gr svonwe and Factory street, with granite hock pavement, the ia prod and the work porformed to bo the same as that ow laid in the Bowery, between Walker and Bayard str Contractors will state in thoir proposals their price per perficial square yard. RESOLUTION. Resolved; That the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies be. and he is hereby, directed to advert vgnts and make a contract with tho lowest bidder to pave thevarriago Way of Perry streat, etween Greenwich avenue and Fi street, with tho German or granite block pavomont, Ft ler to that in the Bowery, betwoon Bayurd and Walkor eta; provided the owners or the property therein subject tafbe assessed thorefor, bind themselves to pay one Lull of Hite cont of said paving. ‘Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, October 12, 185 Adopted by the Board of Assistants, Decoder 21, 1853. Approved By the Mayor, Decombor 2 IPrconteactors will tako all the risk of collecting o half of the cost of the above pavement from the persons owning property on said street, as the resolution proacelbes, te bplance will be paid by the Comumissionor of Repairs and Supplics. The names of tho porseas so subscribing 6 will be Jriven at his office, No. 8 City Hall, basoment, N. B. Miike Cemmalsclonen, rengryes. te Tight to reject ali or any of the estimates, if deemed for the ae of tho Corpora tion, BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY, 4 Suppiion. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE iar troller’s office, No. 5 Hall of Records, until Mon- Apri 3, 1854, at 3 0! volook P. when the same will be ae pened, for the whole or any part of the amount of a ott The Public Education Stock of the city of Now York, of the year 1853,” authorized by an act of the Legisia- ture of this State, passed June § 1883, and by an ordinance of the Common Council of this ¢ kt approved by the Mayor e exid stock will embrace one thousand fivo hundred Hand forty wharoa, the par value of which will be Commissioner ¢ of Repairs $100 each ‘aad will bear interest at the rate of five por Sent per smmrum, payable i yearly, ani the principal Will be redeemed day of May, 1873. The propo- will state th aharer, douibeds and tae prise that wih be pal Mihara. he persén ee, yerocs shove proposal shall be aceepted will be required to pay for tho stock awarded to him or them within threo daysafter boing notitied by this department. Each proposal should be sealed up and lows:-—"* Proposal for Publie Bdueation Beck, ‘a ieee tlie: proposals thus sealed up and di- rected, are to be enclosed in @ seoond onvelope, sualed and directed te ta G. Plaga, Comptroller” JAC WESTERVELT, Mayor, ¥ NR THLLOU, iteoordcr A. C. FLAGG. rem troller, ¥. W. EDMONDS, Chamberlain, WM. GHA UNCEY, Chn. F. Com. Bd. Ald., Wit Sc VERMIDYE, Cha, ¥- Com, Ba, Coun’, Commissioners of Sinking Fund. Finance Department, New York, March 16, 1854. ‘TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. — Public notice is hereby given, that the following re: tions have been presonted in the Board of Councilmen flag 4 foct of walks where necesaary, and ie Losing avenue from Thirty-fourth to Forty-second street; it Surb end gubter ead repair walk ta trout ot oO Forsyeh street; to fing 4fect from the south walk of Broome stroct, t to Tompkins streot, and east side Tompkins street, d to Broome, and from Broome to Delancy; to rosct curh and gutter and fiag walk south side Grand strcot, from Jackson ¢o Madison strect; to grade and paverTwouty- fifth strect, between Eleventh ‘and Twelfth avenues; to ro- grade and repaye Bockman stroet with granite block pave: ment, “Amiler to that in the Bowery between Walker and a strects; to repair and fing walks in Eighteenth street, between Soventh and Eighth avenues; to fi Weel where necessary tho walks of Thirty-thi jen Sixth and Kigth avenues; to set our northwest corner Bayard’ and For and gatter past side Tompkins Delaney streets: to set ourh walk of Broome vet malke in Broadwa, saith 8 ani -ninth streets, and west sit dbetwoen “gr ait = stroets. All por- pet nigel having objections comet} a Pair ee te ed, a it thi writing to the u1 before Mi ayak doc SE Meceh inst, arch 16, 1604, SAS. FUREY, Stroct Commimioner. TREET DEPARTMENT, bok 4HALL OF Lp basa — Public notice kat herohy E ars, ti- tions have Leon pre pave Thirty-ninth street, between He and Nigt Dues: to flag walks in front of vacant {ots in Tyenty- PY ap hg cote th ben hs iat ‘Thirty -soveutl t, bet wor ert ‘Tad First avenue, botwee nue and and Thirty-eeventh es be Feguiated, ‘aud curb and gut- ter set; to wid Beckman and Ferry streets, on & ciragat northwesterly line of Cliff street from Joh oe the im; easterly, in & straight th th ro No761 Cliff street, until it meets the t: to flag south ‘sid t avenue and ay raed to prosont mie office, on or be- fore the 27th aay of Sts eh ii wa5 Foiey, Commissioner of Streets. rosolu- Fa fe : paler pair ‘eroouwaiie ceraer Varick vacant lot southwest corner avevue A street; to fence vacant lots wos! Twenty-fourth ‘Twonty-fith ninth strect, between Broadway nd Si vacant lots'south side Twenty-sixth street, betiveon So- venth and Eighth avonueseto flag four foot of walk in front of vacant lots south side Twenty-first street, between avenue A and First avenue; to fiag four fect of walks of Ninth avenue, botween Forty-second and Forty-ficth streets tho street is paved; to rogul Seventy-ninth to. Ni OFA re requested to pr at hs offic nt them in writing to the w on or before the sist day of March, ‘AS, FUREY, Stroct Commissioner. TREET DEPARTMENT—NO. 4 HALJ, OF RECORDS Public notice is hereby given that the following peti. sions have been prosented in the Board of Coumeilmen—Te avo Beckman street {nid in Broadway between x feet of of Thirty-i ned Bicheno To reaot curb aad ding walks in Can- hon street, votweon Houston and Stanton strecta, To pave Brondway from Forty-ffth te Fifty-iiret stroot. | To" set curb and gutter and flag four feet of walks of Bert -eighQi strook, between Sixth avenue and Broads lag Tout foot of walks of Thirty-ninh street, from ext avente to Heson Hivers To Aug four duet of walks nnd pave Forey Aest receot, hetween Kirhth and Ninth avenues, "Ail porsone intorusted, having objections thereto, are requested to present them f writing to the undéraigned, at bis office, oa or hofore Slst day of March, inst. March 22, 1804." JAS. FUREY, Stroot Commissioner, ‘TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS, Sealed Prope seals will bo received at this office antil Friday, March UN inst ‘To regulate and grade Ninotieth treet, between Third and Fourth avenues. To regulate and Tenied blocks, similar to those a Leonard streets. wer. Bpectications te be bad on application to the contract clerk of this De arti March 22, 1864. ) FURRY, Street Commissioner Sexled: pro Saturday. the inne ived av tide oftee endll S\2i¢ o'elook Pelt, to rebuild foot of Chariton eiroct. North inner part of pior No. to regulate, pave, and fia hirty-ffth etreet, between N raise and remove sloofrom foot of Specifications to be had on application to’ the Contract Nork of th Department, r Rorth river: 7 ~TREET DEPARTMEN Pubhe notice is hereby gives, tions bave been pr ‘outed in tle Board To regulate, pave, of waiks of Fort; avenues; to flag of Thirtieth street, river; to regulate, Pave, andact © from Twenty-ffth to 7 and reset cur) and quster east tide of Scamme! strevt, fro: oat Henry street to East Broadway; to fences yaonnt lots north ride of Twonty ninth street, and south side of Thir street, between Tenth Eleventh avenues; to fag four feet of walk south of ‘Twenty-«i th street, betwoon Seventh and Bigh' te ant lots agrth vido of Twenty sixth pan to flag and relay fin utter on east nde of elancey streets, All pe: to, are rod nested to present tl sighed, is office, on or before tho 8th day of + ITAS. FUREY, Stroot Commissious®. DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. ala will bo recoived at this office until di regulate and pave 1 Madison avemues, Ww flagzed, to rera: eet, trom lot No. 7) to Clit giesot to Tone, font atroet, from No. 8 eations to oe had on application is the Contract Clerk of shi Ags JAMES Fourth and flag four inte and nes Btreck Commissioner. FUR March 81, 1854. TREET DEPARTMENT, NO.4 HALLOY RECA ~ Publie notice is heroby' given that tio felleeing wet tions bay, on prevented inthe Board of Counetiaea:~ To re fot curb, gutter and flagfour fect of walk and Neo Fifty.eighth stroci from Seventh t: High ue; to regulate, set curl aed guete four, north Koa yong ot EB Vir wna Third » to Fighth aven to Fifty-ninth | rtree mi bird ave Kiehth » venu to open Sixty! wan Pit t i “4 Fighth avenue to Hivomingdate road » from Kighth avenne, Kudron river; to open Ninaty! toventl, etrect, from Eighth to Ninth ayonue cant lots soutliwest r Sixt av it iss, ab 12 feen, and all other information in regard tothe pavemont | soon CORPORATION NOTICES. eel arn BET DEPARTMENT, NO. ¢HALL OF RECORDS — SS" aia tule wil) be recei ee, Friday, 70 Inext, at | (2 fe Jots in Thire tf Sixth avon: Poe Md ey epi YUREY stan Commissioner, oepiarek 184. gon DEPARTMENT, N*#- 4 HALL or RECORDS. = | OWERY edison Hines Wee Wemyss. Time I. P. Waldron; Homen. 5 Time Boxe ha, Un peer in wicca sarin te le, te ifn bate ees weiday evonisg, March i yl be pertbemed Sealed als will bo ceveived at this offlve uatil | Laerte: Frtany apa? to , to build = gor from the bulkhead a the foot ‘t ty-deventh wtwet, North rit pecifieations to be had ow applicatioy + the Contract Clore of this de- yartment, Jad. FUREY, Stroot Commissioner, March 29, 1 Fe PACU, Nyy, comme come RATES Mall Sraax ‘Bus Be mails for Bacon. rie rena, 11, from her horth, at ¢) For freight r pasvare, havin yualled socom oe for elegance or comfort, DWAKD K. COLL fg nceagg Passengers are rey geaezed te been Neene oe A.M. ‘Tho stoamship Atiantio will suceeed the Paciie, and sail ROVAL MATL, STEAMSHIP, AFRICA, FOR LIVER: ol. —The AFRICA, rik sail som ¢ Company's d y nd passengers for Europe, on April 5 at 12 o’olock precisely, — Passengers are requested to bo on board by 1136 e’clock A.M. The Kurops will sail on the 1th of OOL PACKETS—PACKET did now ci ship EME- Cornish, wit pete sail OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE ail steamubip FRANKLIN, J, A. Workin. Will leave for Mavre, to at Soutbas on. ee ei 12 o'ela A fon, "per v Rove's i Me clans, $i Sis: do, do. a do. 810" e day een sailing, STON, agen' iy of Glasgow. - ts ton cbocla'poreiek ou bert E LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA 87%, |, Sty of Mand City of Philade U. 8. enmander, a elew.”’ No freight will be taken after Thursd a Ly ship Company intend starting their favorite steamships Ro! For freight M PHILADELPALA. aus of Glas Oity of Glasgow. Bity of Manche Siey of Glasgow ne) oor of Philadelphia, hou Asededing to state Fon) Saloon $00, £60, and $65, A limited humber of third clase passen, LL be takem end found with comfortably cooked provisions, for Liverpool | m Liverpool. Part! Fishing to 3 te bein gout "Sree fei fte on Liver; a Dah to SAMUEL ' aE | QTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.— ‘The Glasgow and ‘New York Steamship Company’s now | steamers, GLASG a, per tons, 400 horse power,) Robort | Craig, commander, Red NEW TORK, (2,400 tons, 800 horse i} will ers Now York for Glasgow as uni We on 12 o'clook M., an Wer, ednesday, 28, at 12 os look ‘abd ppe din Saloss "3. | idly . yecond cabin, Same JOUN MoSYMON, 33 Broadway. CKETS tO HAVRE-SECOND LINE.—THt FOL- lowing cae at pla Krab om the 16th and New of, FremJ a Sh From Havre. Pp’ Fork on the li Ghip ST. DENTS, Feb. 16 | 4 zoel Tapeh J Got is lonzo Follanshes, master. ot. LAS, Mar. 16. BB ence bortton, July 15. folin Brngdon, master, Nov. 16, w ship MERCURY, Apr. 16 aoe {epee oe 16 0. ip Witkian TELL, May f Panes 1,200 tons burthen, Sept. 16. Funk, master. 16. ‘hey are sll first class New York built shipa, grovided with all requisite articles for the comfort and convoniene: af paseongere, and commanded by mex of experionde ta this trade. ‘The price of passage is $10), without wines or liquors Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded froe from any charges but those actually incurred. OD & HINCKEN, Agents, 161 Pearl RIP TO THE MEDITERRANEAN AND § Les or warin the E: The fine clipp: *k OREGO! commander, 400 tons rog | Maa and Constanti- pople, ¢ en route enflicis | Hike to give Passengers an opportunity to see tha plao | BREE ticulars napa WU AMERON, 116 Wall street. JEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP EINE, Vis “Nicaragua—The Accessory Transit Company 9 aragua, proprietors. in advance of the mail. ‘une rouge tickets, inoinding the. Isthmus ‘he new doui ine et eave fom bgt tons burth will loaye i aa Nod o'clock, P.M., , for San Juan Bef Nerte'on Wednentay Apri & conmootiog with the mow d favorite steamship Brother Jonathi 000 tons lur- jen.) over the Nicaragua Transit row wing but twelve miles of land transportation, b; - vy first class carri ors are unsurpassed: int their ere a iin: For further informatl » apply only to LES MORGAN, , Agent, 5 Bow Bowling Green. Se SAN FRAN Ane Te? Cross, one, propriagur oF of a atic eee Bd- ned now ait doable, engine steamship NORTH SUA K, Pa Sato leave ‘New. Fare for Aaplawall of Link eduerday, April 5, at 3 o'clock P. M. fk from the ot of Beach street, North river, te 001 oak with tho now jendid steamship Yankeo ‘Blade, burden. in expected that the passengers by s will go yugh in twenty-one or two day tickets apply only to Jl (ES M, GROSS, No. 9 Battory place, up OR SAN, FRANCISCO-INDEPENDENT LINE.— ‘as. Bry rietor of Atlantic steamer; Edward acific steamer.—The celebrated new engine stoamship NORTH STAR, 2,000. tons | Barthen, will Icave New Fork for Aepinwall.oa ‘Wednesday, ril 5, at Sovclock, P.M, ly, from the foot of Har: jou atrect, N. K.,'to conheet with the now and splondid steamer Yankeo Biade, 2,000 tons burthen. Tt is expected | iat the passeng a rei hips will go through to San rancisco or La} ‘or tickets, a) pis |. CROSS, No. Pit Fy piace. es (L USTRALIA. R LINK.—THE SPLENDIDs CLIPPE! oket ehip PRINCE DE JOINVILLE, ier 20, East river, will sail for Melbour the 10th April. For balance of oar; spr ey £8 once to W. . Duga 7 bout sic co fs at USTRALIA—PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY Paoketa, carrying the United: Sta " Fican clipper ship) NIGHT! to til be Aerpatched about the ath of of Ae for M sixteenth ship of this line. ‘Tho Nightingale was built ‘ox- eely for exhibition at the World's Convention,in London. Point of comfort, hav: ro who ourne, ad ‘orl er saloon cabin is not surpassed i in; will pa eens been built at an immense the zat ego in 1 of the cabins will be fo engera. For freight or ON, 116 Wali street. EW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CO. Scmi-weckly ling. —For Mobile, stopping at Havan the steamship BLACK WAR ). Hallock, 00: mranser: will gail for tho Sieve ports.on Mouday, Apel 10, 4 12 o'dtook, from her pier foot of Harrison strict, North ip oF passage, apply. te ) LIVINGSTON, wa, CO, agents, 31 Broa: NTEWY ORK AND ALATAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ping at Havana.—Semi-monthly 25th of each month. Tho new 3, BLACK WARRIOR: D, Tulloch, AHA’ Capt. R. W. Shaleldt, Black Warrior ‘vil sail for the above ta on Mon April 10, at 12 o'clock preelsoly, from pior foot of Harris btreet, North river, Passage $65. Froight taken for Grlenns, Goods consigned to L. Mond & Co., Mobile, will bo forwarded free of commission. Company's printed rates of freight and bills of lading can he had by application at tho office, No freight taken 2 para a but specie. No freight received on sailing d fl pleas nd in their Ville of inding to 1% Previous to the day of sailing. Paree! asec at ‘ho ‘of eonly. Pasi apt. J. Steam: n- gers for Havana meat procure afore leaving port. LIVINGSTON, CROCHE: SL Broadway. Steamship Cahawba, pe it Ww Shufeldt, will Brrrox THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRELT.—DOORS Pring a Teta srformed spit ei Ridus PANT . Mage Aminadab Sleek. Mr. pole Ar. Torrens... ,idrs. N Mi r. Gourly | Cole Nae Pu OF DRAMA. io Levee, Pro detor 4 tes H. Purdy. i afternoon, " ‘AND EVERY WEDNESDAY aN APTERN' TOM'S CABIN, timually slmce the 18th of last My. J. a Mr. H. . Stone ULititg Cordelia Howard se one os ses G. C. Howard Pletcher, .. Mr. G. W. L. Fox Mrs. Bird, ..Mre. W. G. Jones Harris. Efiza, ied J.J. Prior w Opbalig:."° 22 Sagas Mayers Kiamoliae 7°12 Mine Barber Admissi: and children aif. after- noon performance only. tee hes mage GEO. CHRISTY & WOOD'S MIN Cy 444 Broadway, perform every evening wd Doors oyon at 6%; oummonce at 7% o'clook. ‘This company has no a eoumecdon wi wi he any other. OD, lanage Guonae cHBISTT Stage Manager. well noite bred 0 last ror rei poe pep is red of the publi he baa nership with i teensy aod of Mfstrel Hiatt, "Net aad Broad ry wi oe he i se WHS bush Y coantid “Pbronde clinist ARNUM’S | AMERICAN | MUSEUM.—ON FRIDAY evening, a67340'olgok the popular and beautiful local moral ‘dram 0: WERY, » thrillin odnetion. Fate iy at 8, tho Nicolo jo Fanny. the ing Dogs, and a capital farce. The liv Happy Family, to be seen os waval, Admittance vente; children ui cents; first balcony and Parquet, 12h conte exten, E CAMPBELL’S HAVE COMB, AT THE ST. NICHOLAS EXH! A Canv.—d y ITION ROOMS, Brondway, shove Broome atroot. rue BREE RIUMPH ANT. XAMPLED SUCCESS MURPHY, | west, AND PEEL'S np CAMPBELL MINSTHELS, Whose Concerts, for tho past twelve nights, have beoufat- tonded by thousands of the grave, tho gay, the old wad Youngs ad promounced by the, press, and public ae tl plus ultra o! jan entertainme: ‘Among this inimitable trenpo will bo found Luke West, Matt Peal, and Josopb Murphy, An afternoon performance will bo given every Wednesda; and Saturday, for the accommodation of Indies and child- **For particulars, see the ro Tickets, 25 cents each, to bead. at the deor. Doors open a0 0: Osueers eommmencee ob 8c preebsels® Noe ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.— 108 James Norris, Manager of the ‘Original Cam Minstrels,” takes pleasure in announcing to the public ‘the above celebrated troupe are now on $i a their afth annual Southern and sur, hayin, ooteRD incipal oldies of mE the mon success Bodkh avd Welt ond wil'nave tho hence of appoaring before their numerous friends in all the Northorn ast ern cities in’n short timo, of whioh due notice will be J. N. can boldly, and without fear of o dict that the Camphe}! Minstrels under his managom cqualled in, point of talent) comprising among | the most celebrated artists In the Ethiopian profession. fh edema ee AND PEEI “495 Brogdway. TRA "ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. Bi. 8. RUMSEY. the celebrated Banjo Pla: will make his ffat a preranee — the above inimitable fo troupe 8, March 27. KK POrPrOR, THE RUSSIAN GIANT, EIGHT FEET 1116! And most en tod); THE LARGEST MAN ON EARTH, Will shortly oppes ar. HR LILLIPUTIAN KING TAKES A DENEFIT, aT the Broadway Monagoric, this day and evening. His engagement is drawing to a oto thm should bo lont by these who wish to ree him. Ho will, no doubt, commence Lis European tour immodiately after ti ion of his present engagement. “iorr Drissbachs and sil. tho other Curiosities as usual, with a variety of extra performances on this occasion, ROOKLYN MUSEUM.—NOTICR—THE DRAMATIC * to bo given by C. Ji Hoartwoll is hereby tertainme itponed until BM nde Sveniny Mica wi mi v1 Nfs "Po Poon Biutisoobr, tion will Iw porformed VIRGI: Negro Minstrels, ‘and other entertakimente, Ngee HART’S WHOLE WORLD—WORLD’S HALL ‘BIT and 379 Broadway. Bosides tho extraordinary, noveity of the illustration of the entire surface of the world, there are other attractions of more than ordinary morit celebrated model of the City of San Francisco is pone admired. The wonderful performance of M: Almon, only eight ycars old, wh cutes the most aimieult operatic solos on the vi violin,’ astonishes the multitu of the excitement created by P: hay His $Ltleketsof admisiion. where of the day, iA my full’ devoript pou Hankins’ and fancy stor square Post Office, Bi ford’s book store, wory; a 0s Fel ton, and { Main stroet, Brooklys; Benodict Drsthers, 66 Fourth street, Williamsburg. children under ton years old, mence at 3 and 7 o'clock P. M. and 734 o’elock P. NE HUNDRED ‘THOUSAND BUNDLES OF SEGARS —Sharkey’: eo enterprise for the benefit of hi }- tomers, and all who buy one bundle of twenty-fiv lo admissions, 25 cents; a, Ta vents. Conoeete coms Lectures commence at 33 at 00 conte will recoivo @ ticket that entities them tos “BS Bo lowor part of the city $24, 000 share in the following pr: 2Mouses and Lote in 7 |. It is confidently believed that the segars will Se sold about the first of July. For further informstion inquire at the office, 93 Bowory, corner of Hester. Parsons purchasing segars, wishing to be satisfied of the responsivility and honorable imtontions of the proprictor of this enterpri can do so by applying tag the above office. Orders for segars oan be ffner, cor . Hoffman, Warren Hall, ‘nor of Henry and Oliver. IW. Manving, 914g Fulton street. _ Or at the principal office, 93 Bowery, corner of Hester. {\THIOPIAN PERFORMERS WANTED.—GENTLE- men of talont wishing engagements in the abeve busi- bese can mect with permanent engagements by applying to GEORGE LBA, Franklin ham ‘square. ‘one but good perfor: need apply. URNING | OF MOSCOW, AT_BROOKLYN.—Tl —THIs celebrated Diorama, beautifal Rivne Paintings, and aniusing scence in VenteHoquism, b: inimitable, every evening this wel Museum. orl ate at Gallagher, thi at the Brooklyn )TICE.—WANTED, SEVERAL YOUTHS, jes and gontiomen,) wishing to join a dramatic A: tociation it to be formed in Brookiyn. Addi paid, F, DENIKE, 43 Adelphi street, ‘Brooklyn. (oePER crus. T 18 PROPOSED TO ORGANIZE A debating eociety in honor of tho late James Fenimort Cooper, to moet once a wook and discues the current topics. Young kentlomen of unexe notice of preliminary meeting by add: u P.M., from wpe) 4 North river. Fon ee A MUL Le MITCHILL, 13 Broad: The AL. ADAMA, Geo. R. Schenck, will leave on Wed ‘Thr eis. tickets trom New York to Jacksou- a a SAH—FARE REDUCED.—THE NEW piid side-wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE ot’ Kt, Hardie, carrying the United Stxtes mpl, will loay vif aéelphia for Savannah on Wed 5, at lv ay, April 5, rireot. Celok A At, trom the wharf above Vii In speod and strongth, and every arrangement for the comfort and convenience of paseongors, this ship is nuaurpasded. | ary from Philadelphia, £80; sree $3. The Stato of Georgia Vea as above tito following Wed ‘Agents in Phi indelphia, HER@N & MAKTIN, North Wharves, in iri Bavannal, ©, A. b. LAMAR. C. HOONER FOR SALE—MEASURING FORTY: SIX tons, and drawing 54 feet water won loaded. PWill be ‘as the owner has no use for {t, Trade will he a it requited. Inquire at the foot of Twon o ene ieken as port typpinth rived after 6 “ ove. or at 217 West Twonty-seventu look QT AMBOAT FO SALE, A BARGAL ‘E STEAM- eee Delaware, FU feet long, 23 feet wide, 79 toms burthon, draws Sig feet water; adapted to ferry, towing or t frelght: ing purposes, will b iow and om once terms. Apply to E. WANDELL, 5 Chambers si OONERS FOR hooners at Northpo . Apply to8. M. Hi ret, TREBOARD bo bought A YOUNG FRENCH LAD ru jisb acquainted wit Inngungos, wishes to h bon fo orin a pri PI Clotilde, Herald o ING, ARITHMETIC, kc, TAUGHT UPON i roadway. Tho borough, and “open day aud evoning. aa LANGUAGE.—MONSIEURK AND MADAME DUBOS, both graduates nt the University of Paris, con- Unue to cive lessons im the French language. Ladies’ ol ernoon, gentiomen’s ciasses in the srening. in Freneb, Latin and Grook. No. 673 Broa “ran Metropolitan Hotel. Ast DAY—TI8 18 THR LAST DAY FOR svB oribing to Goldemith’s cheap writing classes. Young tbo hint is worth your attention. You are invited to the acrdemy during the day and evenin OLIV Vi B. GOLDSMITH, 262 Broadway. SP DAY —1ET ALL BAD RITERS TAKE NOTICE thet this ietie twet ch, ad the Last oppor- tunity of Jc riting clasees, La iion and gentle aro invited to eall this aya ail Lows f P.M ER B. GOLDSMITH, 962 Broadway ws ANTED- BY A Lg DY. ACCUSTOMED TO TRACK tig (Cr ROVeRa: Fe. situgtion ae governess, Hor source St ineiPeetior prises Luglish in ita. dafforout branclur, French, and the rudiments of music. References of (he Lighent Terpeotailit, be given. By rele chee. ~/ vine — Addresa M. L., the Black Warrior fad aul April 25, Post Office. OR Sava ‘AH. AND FLORIDA—UNITED STATES Bye Line,—The new and splendid steamship FLORIDA. NEW PUBLICATIONS. “Woodhull, will leave on aturday, April, at 4o%eleek | we nnnananann wr PO THE LADIES. —GODEY'S APRIL, NUMBER or the Landy’s Book will be published on, Thu M $9. Contains every new spring fashi for the book; colored fashion new patterns for spring manti igned ocpeessly rin ng faghions; two ED two now Aut an itress new spring. mantillas, from Bro epring patterns, from Mra, Supl new spring bonnet, from Wiite's: spring riding dress; Indios” now spring sonet. mantalet, with # pattern to cut by; and about forty other engravings of fashions, work buildings, crochet and nette sleoves, eaps, ladies? slipper number will bo sont on receipt of 25 cents, postaxe paid, LONG & BROTHER, 121 yw strovt, and for sale by Stringer & Townsynd, Garrett & Co., Price & Winans, Dex- ter and Brother, Dowitt & Davenport, and Buace & Bro- her. HE DIAMOND FOR ONE DOWMAR.—PROF. TRE MONT'S Toilet Guide, containing directions for the hair, tooth, skin, and everything tending to henntity the Person. Rocipes'for hair dyos, and oils, tooth powders, po matum, freckle wash, &c.; cures for toothacho, headache, corns, Cuts, &c.; nlso Arbaoes’ famous Italian love powder: and love teate. ‘Orders sent to box 64 Chatham square Post rat itorns, embroider; work, chemisettos embroidered apron, &o, model Office, enclosing $1, post paid, promptly attended to, __ MATRIMONY, TRIMONY, Ma MADE ADE AST, On HOW 70 Win M* Lawton, Hostun, f. erly of Lon da hearts may desire. The presses is eo pls ‘bat zi ting, that all may be married, irrospectivo sition; and 1a gh not least, it o god with such case and dolicagy that detec Hisis: | Address Profeesor Lawton, Doston, ye taken from the Post Office unless the postage ts man, Post Ofte aN interview 1a dest isfaction is given through » explanations will be gi SaaS M ATRIMONIAL.. a oe ADVERTISER L o by the pecaltari position, to tain @ wife ab menne ot thi police. His arene ed in the stele 8 of nociots ore possessed of wealth wbich tl ohild, the rf but capable o ae wT (though not deforin except rapid motion.) He was loft to violated their vrust, aud’ immured his from "ioe ys ing now recovered, ‘aud attained bis majority, toni his own house, and with ample Ay Tamtein Buvertiver Invites a correspondence from Ind! outhand Feepectability, who will give their reasons for praiting th selves of this means, A'doroription of thebe charms, ond a cpistle of rufticient Yength to enable him to judge of thelt Veult Daguerreotypes many be prodlores by dhose 0 desoribe female henuty. Address Felix, Care of G. Us, Baq., LOX NO, 300 Now York’ Port Uiier, ATRIMONIAL.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OF EX: cert helite sued moral chatacter, ‘and doing a good M iveinces, is dcetrows.of forming an acquaintance wi young indy in the country, with & view of making her hie rife’ Sie must be young, (between 17 and £1 years of neo) and of plenring address 1 communtoatlo strict y confidental, Pi Post Ofive pois tag Peery sz i Saaaae A. MARSHA: | Doors open at | a ‘it wilt bs perormed /ETAMORA, pda ee evening, Moreh 2 it. C Nahmeokee. rig ang Col. Vavasour. Mr. Whiting Matilda Sir Charles, ..Mr. Grosvenor uohamp. Mrs, Vernon BROADWAY, NEAR Wiacre Fae, mommy are: oon roomie atreet.—Doors open at7; to 00 Silsp rian ae en oroie ee GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD. M Lincoln, Blake Dyott | Loui Susan ir. Vinoomt rs, Conover “Mrs. Phillips OPE OF THE WORLD, EBERT ona rer ama im this van Niaur, 3 nine Dingcties oF ‘The individual of ihe name Chtisty enraged aos por- Otte organized George Wt } 4 Canp.— leave to Commence at 8 o’o! aaa RvcKLEY's Lowey ees Brosdway, near the P House, OP’ A RVERY | NIGHT, | The oldest ostal ted company in ox Istence, the Steno ‘intrsanes harmony inte ao Bi pies Estertalament, tne Sret 40 sine Operetie Charasee, yar ue managoiment bag the honor o atavonstee ings the Concarta ot this Boosrang will pishont vaigsity." ite Aer] fashionable style—‘ fun pithoas valanr altered.—Comcert commences at len Stay & SONS, Proprictors. On reap sing, APHIS, banedt of W Pereira com- Pesor and vocalist. poapy er. MENAGER: jite the largest and eve: 33 BROADWAY—EX- collection ef. Living Wil 0, ‘anim prevented to the New York Sig: nor Copy Trained Boars, who wal peidsm Kine, Groighing six peemde) the Mamsedity Lady nga Manno ; Rrotehing Me Popiee) Here be rien h with ‘his exteao mary ed Rn te. Admission to the whole, cents. Opom el Becenus Children under tom years of age, 1236, m10 A.M. t0l0P. Me 3 ee THIS RYENING, FAREWELL Tryon. Cappalino's dancing and drod b rupeds, with cuts, will topes. Andre persons entering the boxce Doors open at 7. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE. gift benefit of John wrestling Boars for this nf containing a history of q #onted to the first two and aishanans 1s Mer AG 08 shanties the | gethor with « great varicty of ‘ontartelay mech asvan by seen ia W YORK HARM Oratorio of NF Wi be performed b FRID. this JReclee weet MARCH 31, BROADWAY TABERNACT, LE, «Miss Marla'8. Brainerd | #8 C, A. Dingloy mes A. Johnson Iden wMr. WB: Hatloway 2) Dr, Glare W. Beamos onduetor erry jordon’s, and the piano Warorooins, 423 Brond: nd at the door on the eveming of the perfor: 4, 'T. Recording ect! wi ce, “Bo Deging at at The o'clock. IGNOR BLITZ AT THE LARGE ROOM, ODEON i. ned Canary ied evenings sad twe afternoons. learned Cana: Natural Nagle, Wed: adage : Pap aay, weldea, Bate Monday and a $d and4th, and on Taw rn o’clook. shel hay hildren, 1234 cents, a oe ee Parnas Sah UCKLEY'S SERENADERS, 590 D Brvcrening this Wook. Tho eletrated Be Berar te, ‘and R. Bishop Buokloy, will appear in their criginal TANCES. pe laa ee a ee ee EE, Ppa ACADEMY OF Be alae Daf OPEN, pieaney, op re posite Boi A.M, 26.10 PM dal Original Pictur cents; single a sold its preset it gate Le; hibition will iti et he 25th of April. ‘T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Corresponding Seo’y N. A. RS. T. J. JOHNSON’S LAST ENT RTAINMENT IN IN | BURGAN, Now York, provions to her dopartirs for the Broaley? Se t hea brace this co ee {t boing ber last mayy monthe Selections from Shakspo: Rigtiard I11,, Romeo and Julict, London Assur fits: Homan'sposme of Bring Flowers; ker set o ‘Tickets 60 cents, may bo obtained at the door. \ONCERT.—THEODORE EISFELD’S Quartotte Soiree—the last vut one—will take place nt Friday, March 31. LAR WEEK OF THE EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIE: Thisexhibition ill positively: close this week. Ope from 9 A. M. till A ee 2% cont RAU'S THIRD BE! a AT THE thenwum, Boston, tak: 0 this present ibertine and. himsel ar in te usiness communicatio Chanfrau must be Addressed to his agent, Mr. THOMAS WARD, care of Mr. Charles T. PARSLOE, New York. ‘ONES’ PANTOSCOPE OF CALIFORNIA, NEBRAS- Ka Territory, and Salt Lake, will open om the first Monday in April, at Apollo Rooms Canal ‘street, N eo wdmission, 25 conts. Tickets soa tor ave kasdationin © Omiee @ill be kare eben tatty the sale of tickets from 9 A M. to 6P nd letter: for the same may be addrossed tod. WESLEY JON above. Schools will be admitted to ‘this splendid painting cod rates on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, t to notice to-day’s advertisement in Sum and Times, URYDICE.—\ WE MEET AGAIN,” AT PERCIVAL'S | benefit, on Monday evening next Rs Me ‘i Friday, when M: tractive “charac! 2 HEATRICAL.—W: TLEMAN WITH four or five hundred dollars, to invest in 9 good thea- trical epeculation. A better prospect nover presented it- self. Address GEORGE W. CHARLES, Post Utiice. EXPRESS AGENCIES. een CARFORSIA PASSENGERS TISTHMUS TICKETS — rhe subscriber, (pioneer of thg California oxpress busi. arranged 'an express to forward passongers and ¢ over the Isthmus of Panama, per steamer North Star, April £ (and oach succossivo trip, and will personally attend the despate! id comfort of the through passengers, especially ladies and child across the Isthmna, An oxpress mail will close at 2 o through in twenty-one days, by the now and fast orth Star and Yankeo Bl ty No. 51 Cortiands | street. We GitkoORY, California Expross Agout CLOTHING, &. NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT. | Qa Cndien and gentlemen having bere cles to dispore of, can Foo by sonding por post or as, Mie 0. 13 Kim street. thdion attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorp.” L. M. DUSSBLDORP, AST-OFF CLOTHING.—$2,00 WORTH WANTED. ‘The highest cash price will ve ated | givon, in current money, for large or small lots of good lett off clothing, of | every description. Address through post, or cail on JANES MOK Y, at his second-hand store, No. 11 Oran, noar Chatham. LEGAL NOTICES, UPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF NE York,—James Howitt, Mortimer O. Hf, Martin, and John Si. Wisdom, ‘against Samael ©. Ceawto money demand on contract, (co + #or.)—To tho de- fondant:—You are hereb and required to aswor the complaint iu this action, which will be fled in the offiea lerk. of the City and County of New York, at th New York city, and to tervo a oopy of yo! id, complaint on tho subscribers, at our off Nassauétreet, in the city of New York, within twe days after the service of this summons on you, oxolus the day of such service; and if you fail to auswer the complaint within the timo afciosnid, tho plaintifs in aus action will take judgment against you for the eum of t Pe bas ared ond ttkety donk ecllaey mhiravs cont | with interost from the tenth d one thousan: acti aS Will leavo Now ind coana,.Miss A. Go avavst Wa nn Blag 4. Gonens genni performances ily, commenci: 3 rae ROB! In th? aiternoo an ait. in the even h yy or bore | ONIC | SOCIETY, ‘THE GRAND af ok owerful Chorus of threo hundred voices, and full | 3.11, POILLON™ ¢ y bo Obtained at fist gon's, | Hera, T. F. | April 4, at St ABE ab ahayresant | HODGETTS, TAY. h ‘eoklyn ‘for | foe} CLASSICAL | Dodworth’s, 806 Broadway, opposite Eleventh strect, on | | atalogues | ry Poni | | Preight for ‘Alb daily, oe tre sad Was at strove, D, ELIOT, Superintendent. —_ $$$ $$$ DSON RIVER Lyne ered bl DAILY SOLE SINESS DIRECTOR’ cree ‘commonce at 7 e’cleck. NUSSuccth Oe, Aeaieaae Creare ‘oab Uae DRY Goons. Haas AND FOR RIGN att a donbor \Cmp'ts Sob) bait Bae Fan ape ERMAN DRY Goons. bid A. Cougonheim fax BRON 8. SHAHLHEIM & CO. U GENTLEMEN'S FUR: JM, DAVIES, JONES & CO., ( C-B. HATCH 460. (impor's aud BROIWBRING AND PS oro ees CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS AT WHO! HANFORD & BRO. 20 Park rew, opposite Astor LADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS, BERLIN WOOL, FRINGES, CCM, 8, Ere. KOHLSAAT BROS., (I CHAS. FEICKERT, UTTOM! ‘Tobbers)..48 Joka a AGRICULTURAL WAREHOU! BR. L. ALLEN, (late A. B, Allen & Co-).139 & 191 Water stregi JOSEPH J. BIKSSON WALTEE ‘Re ONES. in. ea DANIELS ( Supe aen HALL, 639 | 8. M. PETTENGILL t Me DUNCAN, SHERMAN é LLION DEA! WETMORE, nooxi A. 8. BARNES & BRE « 60. Mat AMERICAN ORE: COWLES & CO., (Manufacturers). P. C! pbatertay next, April a: pak) benefit re gE FGrowell, GEORGE HATWARDsrvvwersreere 1x “C0. \LERS AND BILL OR scape Garden oe Nomis ENSEN’ 62 ons 1 ctLbe beg inform the able that they have no business aloes say other | UNION INDIA RU olty og elsewhere. conte. "NT FOR FORRIGN PATENTS. ca at tDiseoker = ling) Broad wage ++ A2 William otro, BANRERS. veo AT Wall stroot, Nore, 0. 1 Hanover street. 68 Wall street. LERS AND PUBLISHERS. ., (National Scheol Series), .51 John oh, BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE, QUTLERY, JAPANEDE, J. & C. BERRIAN, ional ti, Woo BALLARD'S PREMIUM HAIR D’ Now and improved edi world, for sale or app DAGUERREOTY?: st aud bostin the way, up stalen. R as. PETERSON & HUMPHREY. 579 Broadway, cor. White ot pRvaarsr. KINSLEY & DARLING, (Wholesale Dealers). 68 Vosoy of Che oldest and most extonsive in the Suited States.) DEFLANOB SALAMANDEB saris, aN onossn. D Rs. ERT M. PATRICK. ‘Manufnetaror).. ENOAUSTIO TILES AN DGARNRIRK OMIMNEY TOPS. MILLER, hiv ES & YULE, (Importers). ..279 P p dere pEriAnom 192 Peart street. ‘oar! street, FASES—S1IPPING MERCHANTS. xPR EDWARDS, SANDFORD & CO., (Foreign) ENGRAVERS, woop—Tho best work do! ‘229 Broadway, i door above Astor House, WLAND. 36 Broadweg. here, + 75 Nassau otreet, ORAYERS, CARD, ALSO STATIONERY. GIMBREDE, iowa’ 5 eestlt a 1 mportors), IX@ TACK 588 Broadway ands 8 Matrapoliten Hall. Broadway. ++ 34 Barclay atrow. on winDow GLAS, ; 7% B. CROOKE & co, oak and Manuf). 0 Fulton street. | 38. WHITNEY & C0: ARDWALE, | CHAS. 8. Tiathe INDIA RUBBER BANES, GOULD & CO. H Imp. & Gen. Dealer)... TUIPS, Of: w SEWARK INDIA RULDER MANUF | LAW ROOKGELLERS AND PUDLIS THING NO LERY, EDGE TOOL! Sie ST Patton wt, OTHING AND DALLA, 59 Maiden lame, ER: 144 Nassau streak, a. A.M. QUIMBY 7 on . Offices 132 Bast 27th and 18 Nassau. P AND GAS FIXTURES, | DEITZ, BROTHER ACO, (Manufacture } MUSICAL INSTRUMENT! Respect and Manuf. (importer and Manuf. MAHOGANY AXD ROSE’ &C. W. HOUGHTON, (all fanoy wor MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BTRINGS, ETO. | CARGILL & CO., (im) | CHARLES BRUNO, ¥. pon AT is CO., (Lm) porters). 18H HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE, | THOMAS iL. TBAT! ‘B, (Importer and Manutf.)..; -136 William st, a7 Maiden lane, 2 Maiden lane. 90 Walker et, OD, 97 Maiden lane, ‘Maidon lame, OOKING GIASSM6 AND PICTURE FRAMES, lu JOHN 8. WILLARD J. H. SCRULTZ & CO., « CYR! NT | BEYNOLDS & DEVOE. POLISHED PLATE AND WINDO F. HOPKINS & BRO'S, (Importers)... [PAPER wansnovans. By Ai 0. (wholesale conte nWis & BARTOW. ISHED TIN AND JAPANED WARE oe HODGETTS, Bogan Williamat, Now EWING MACH! { AMERICAN MAGNETIC SEWING MACHINE Co., co., SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH (a weekly paper). PARTRIDGE & BRITTAIN, (spiritual naa 40 Pearl Fy dover! street, (near aah rgys HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS, RT | C, 8. LITTLE, (Imp'r and Gen'l Dealer) 32 and 34 Pultones. PRINTERS SCAMTELRTS, OIRGULARS, OAR D8, ETC. 22 Nasson ob, oeee eee 160 Water at, Ww GLARS. +61 Barclay st, i Clif et, William ot, iption, O18, xo. SHIP BREAD AND ORACKERS. ERASTUS TITU! 4 AHLBORN &CO W. HOLBERTON, (fireworks, BPURIAM TREADWELL ‘SONS, 27 Wi TOYS AND FANCY GOK ot Maiden 1 tam waa ree om Wye ee u bee FAxOy, Pudte dom vuaie Boos ruasirvas, T. RUSSEL, wr | J. FROTHINGHAM & © » (mi ‘turors,), <Any sdaitions to th above list should be’ bought te tas office of 8. M. PETTENGILL & CO., No, 122 Nassau anfacti 63 and 65 Contre NDOW FRAMES, DOORS, SASHES AND re rote BLACKING AND INKS—DUNLOP'6 VEGETABLE MANUFAGTUB> 0 C. G. EVERETT, (Bole foprietory “36 Gold. atrect, a ‘Tin boxes and canisti superior to the ber gists’ tin ware in general. by miachincey? ty, b; heaper than the oheapost; also drus- NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING M. PETTENGILL &CO., 8. York, ave made such strangements with t wid journals in the United St: on him. fect the best papers, and advertise comspia very lowest prices, and slways keop the Hinvocoet ‘of thet customers in view. Merchant Nass: and othors areinvited te TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. JAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO TA. He as Gzough in Sve hours; thre in, from pier No. 1 North rivor. Exp: Two lives daltgest . Accommodation Line at 7 A. se uy | Steamboat John Potter, to South Ambey, ay Places and Camden; fare $2 ress lit in Potter, to Amboy,” thence direst 40 Camden i 2 \HANGE OF ROUTE ON THE ll A. M. AND AP. @& C Lines for Philadelphia.—On and after M. and 4 P. Ralirond, for Philadel; Vth of March, the 1] A. Jerse; gad G Soceenity todine of sake toa on board the ste ie M M. trai ny arabo: Delaware ‘Tho return trips from Philadelphia, . ‘ta x whast, a4 P.M. | HA M RAILROAD—INLAND ROUT! | aft March 27, (Si Monday, | bany and Troy, wi Stress, asconuoantion train | Bridge and statio: and Contre stge ee bity m Bai edin | corner of Ci | will also leave from Welaut etro |, Inor: stunecting a alae 1 station:—Millerton, at 2.45 P. M.; .; White Plains, at 10° A. M.. topping 8 ea Yorkville and stations Ne A.M, 7.30, 9. AZRaRO chook wost and nort! pe Ra een north of Alba enty-sev from Chambers street for Albi Piteprats’ =! 10.0 Pantie . Mand ut qhiias sroecbing Beifale of nee Ps 'oloek eg ean, 9 a. presireinerthedieag~ ppere nme sania rain. . Pi: For Postal I 8.90 P Pu For Por: APM. Paametgers at ; afernoon ex- North and West, Crotom , 3.90, 5,'and 6.16 th) William's 4.15, 5.30, and @ stations: Ford am, at 11'P. % a My tive, Butts at the cob iy testa Suir cat me Cea nee aay, ar horn eight hundred and fifty fou Fourteenth, The complaint in the suave Tee, trains fr from Canal hand, Tuer asst Me for Aiteag sth of Febeunry, Instat ‘Now Xork, | stopping at all way stations, CHAMBERLIN & PORTER, Tiainih | EDMOND FRENCH, IND FRENCH, Superintendent, MEDICAL. EW Ris 3 AND P PHILADELPHIA DIREOT—Vaa ~ N Now Raiirond, through im fy eee 8. WARD. OF a be gar coer Ram Ni 0 i tritmphayy remedies, econ the * At lean raed M. until 9 P. BR, RALPH HOURS, OF OFFICE CONSULTATION to 12 A.M P.M, excopt Sunday, at 643 Heurton street, noar Woo Drs GOOPE®: [f DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON. salted. Dr. C. would respectfully soltoit of tnove in- terested a call, being satisfied that from a practies of (wou- ty-three a 0 cam giv entire satisfaction. mi nent cures, Dr. C. is Vniversity, eo his ‘iploran in his office, )R. JOHNSON, 16 | DUANE ber wulted confidentially. physician, ond has practised Ay iro Prone stwo yea M LARMONY, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIA} x, And surgeon, ie consulted at, 43 Roads sic aera] of Broadway, from 11 A.M. til 2 P.M. and from OUT in tho evening. Sundays, from 2till $P.'M. N. B-—Not the drug store. NE OLD DR. HUNTER HIMSELF, THE who established the Hanterian D rer fion etrect, in 184, can be consulted nsw trom 7 A. tll 10 P. M., (Sundays excepted,) at th ‘ollieo. A va to the wise is suftictent, a HK BARON'S CASKETS “CASKETS —CARKETS—A ing th cn, harm fo Fony health, ont grant, f, renoy t oper and gross, indeed, for very be rieding tho use of ail Se, Wiohelan Hoteke “Aw gent ja Tho mt wan’ snd villece to Amecien bis in | $e tas Ro TELEORAPD | LINES. Taree arene Tobey ia ns eatee oe, are now | bwe Bnet pete of pol Foutes, and possess facilities not for quick com a to Pitta pees Ly Pia hae aca agin a | fice is at 3 aif atreet, 9) i ES: a real nee, The asia will be wait pore of some chamber furniture, in peeter teats oaepet, 50 eeeiteteenetepnetlineandeeaeeestieateenaeumntaetisatengne 'URNITURE.—A LADY, HAVING FURNITURE Ld a wry a dis Soke e713 Brie Sen, wood some mi otroet, between ABOUT GOING TO crnlare tn eceond ant item of Renee eet