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did Dr. Thompson do next? He was that object. What . at objerersonal friend of Mr, Tutbill, of county favored perare rmmitice on Commerce aad Navigaioa, ubject was referred. It was uaderstoot, | taxi lob this eee was appointed by the Speaker, that I had a majority bostile, or certainly Bot favorable, to tue interests of the people of Staten Island. [am cot apt to give overdue credit to my political oppoueats, bur I wish to Say that your representative, Mr, Chrisie, was a Litto to smart for Dr. Thompson, ‘for instead of getting toast committee aguinst vs, to the utter astonishment of our op ents When the first yoto was taken it was found that they stood turee to two for us What was the result of | that? So soon as a bili could be properiy adjuste1, aul | all the conflicting interests reconciled, a bill, savisfactory | tothe Chamber of Commerce, to the Governor of the State, to the Commissioners of Emigration, to your repre- sentative, and, I verily believe, satisfactory to you, Was reported by oat conumitiec. ‘oxck—Unanimously. a eee continuing) —What, then, was the course of Mr. This He rose and stated tat be did not favor thot report, and that when the time came he would report @ bill to suit himself. I kvo# wnat the partial con gent given to the committee bill by Mr. Tuthill was forced. ‘There was uo difference between his bill and that of the commiites, except tbat he added $50,000 to the approri4 tion, which was immaterial, as by the Committee bil the Commissioners were to be empowered to apply to the Le- gislature for all requisite funds. When the time.came for the Committee bill to come up in Committee of the Whole, Mr. Tuthill sprung upon the House an entire substitute for the Committee bill, and when taken up i was foun ‘that there was no material ditference, and the questio: arose, what could be the object of this substitute? ths fact Was, that the Heaith Otilcer, having failed to defeat th» Committee bili for the rewoval of Quarantine, aad fooling fore, made up his mind that he would endeavor w de prive Mr, Christie of the credit of procaring its ze. Now, Governor Morgan in his message ex pressed a marked hostility to the lobby. Yet, at this etage of the proces tings, Dr. Thompson came dowa, ant procured somebody to send 4 comuittes to Albany, woes there was no necessity for it. They bud not more tha, arrived there before 1t was announced taat there was a Jobby committee arrived from Staten Island. They were very respectable geutiemen, no doubt—one of them i know to be suca—yet, through the influence of Dr. Taomp, gon, they were pointed out as iovby mea trom Stuica Island—enough w damn the bill, if it was possib’e wo damn it, There was a great stir made. ristie's Dill had been set down for a fixed day; but tne presence of these men created a very serious misunderstanding about it, and with some created feelings of opposition to aay Dil! whatever, It afterwar: ed out tha Mfr, Caristie had not asked any lobby assigtance: that be relied upoo the truth of his cause, and when Luthill’s bill cams up it was knocked “higher than a kite,’ amd Caristic’s bill was ordered to a third reading. (Applause.) De. Thompson has been no friend of ours or of Staica Isuad, aud Goes not desire the removal of Quarantine. Uniter these circum stances, it does seem to be rather “crowding the mourn ers” to bave 1 represented in Albany that the people of Richmond county have passed resolutions to the effect that the removal they desire 1s not that of the Healtn Officer, ‘The first point is the removal of Quarantive; next wo brit, I take it, the removal of the altn Officer comes nearest to the heart of every man in this county. (Applause.) It bas beea said that there is a decides prospect for the retention of the Health Officer. He can ony be retained by the re-ap- poiutment of the Governor, or bolding over by the refusal of the Senate to coufirm. I kuow the Goveruor will take care of him, aud that be cau only be retained by corrupt- ing the Seuate, which I do aot think is possible. These two planks beiog taken from under him, will somebody be so kind as to infurm me how he can retaia his place? Lhave been a careful observer of what nas been going on at Albany, and I bave every reason to Velieve that your interests are in good hands; that the bi! for the removal Will most assuredly pase; that your representative bas done bis whole duty, ana that before tue sun sets on this day twelve months, there will be no Quaraptize on Statea Island. (Appiauee.) Mr. Ray Tomraiss, in seconding the resolutions, endorsed all that Mr. Bowne bad said, stowed that Dr Thompson was the getter up of the delegation to Alnaay, and made sundry charges of corruption against the Doctor, which be said be would most assuredly prefer against bim in case he held over. He predicted confitentiy that Dr. Taomp- 60D, as well as the Quarantine, would be speedily remoy- ed, and was grecte? with much applaus ° The resolutious were then adopted unanimously, and the meeting acjourned sine die, much elated at its impromptu success, Ex-Presipext FinuMore 1s toe West.—We have already stated tpat ex President Fillmore was go- journing for a day or two in our city. Last evening he ‘was caiied upon by the National American Association at the Burnet House, and haif an hour was very agreeably Spent in social grectingy. Mr. Fillmore, in receiving his American friends, made a brief speech, in whioh he thanked them for their courtesy and kindness on all occa sions; for their flattering preferences in the Presidential campaign, in which he bad the honor to be their standard dearer, and regretted, for their gratification, and the principles of the American party, that the campaign had Dot resulted differently. He spoke with confidence and foeling of the justness of the cause, and urged a steadi- ness of purpose, with all due moderation and regard for the rights of al!, which must ultimate:y lead to most satis. factory reeuits.’ For himself he would gay, that while be was thankful to bis American friends for the expression of their confidence and regard, he bad retired from public life forever. Governor Corwin made an appropriate re- ply to the ex President, in which he referred to the dis- tinguished services of the latter in the proud position which be had once occupied, as tre choice of a majority of the American people, and paid a handsome compliment to his statesmanship and acknowledged pubiic and private worth. The association and the large number of citizens present took leave of Mr. Fillmore with the warmest good wishes. Ho goes East this morning at nine o’clock, over the Little Miami Raliroad.—Cincinnati Gazette, March 6. Weekly my cae of Deaths Im the city and county ot New York, from the 12th day cf : March, to the 19th day of March, 1859. Men, 97; women, 73; boys, 140; girls, 9—Total, 409. Adults, 170; children, 230; males, 237; females, 172; colored persons, io. ‘DISEASES. Fatty liver...... Fever, congestive, Fever, intermittent... Fever, puerperal Fever, remittent, Fever, scarlet, Fever, typhoid Fever, typhus . Gout... Heart, disease of, Hooping cough. 5 Inflammation of bladder Inflammation of bowels. Inflammation of brain Toflammation of heart... . Inflammation of luogs Inflammation of spine ... Inflammation of stomach. Toflammation of throat. Albuminaria and Bright's disease of kidneys. Aneurism of the aorta re on Hmcemanaiee oct Brain, diseuse of. Broncbitis.. 4... Burned or scalded. parewerererer retort Tote Terr ao Casuaity, by + 1 Inflammation of womb... Casualty; by being rin Intemperanei . OVER... eee ceees . 1 Kidneys, diseas: . Cholera ‘ufentum Liver, disease of. . Cirrboria of the ii Lees venerea.. Congestion of the bow. Congestion of the brain Congestion of tbe live Malformation of anus. Malformation of heart Marasmus, adult ....... Marasmus, infantile, me Ronan sie icicind Rekha anti binesiviagneaet Measies....... Mortification .... Oid age.. Palsy Cyavo: Pleurigy Debility adult 1 Poison. Debility | infantile 4 Poison, by morphi Delirium tremens 2 Premature birth... hoes 5 Rheumatism ., Dropsy 8 Rupture of the bowels. Dropsy cl 4 Rupture of the womb... Dropsy in the head Me la. . Dropey in the heart « 1 Smallpox * ‘ Drow! 12 Spine, disease of, ; Dyscrtery + 2 Stillborn... - ¥ Dyspepsia, 1 Suicwle, by shooting... En 'argement of the heart. 2 Teething...... Epilepey 12 Erysipelas..... +3 Total.......... The number of deaths, compared with the correspond. tog weeks of 1857 and 1858, and of last week, was ag fol- ows: — Week ending March 21, 185: “ March 20, 1858. “ March 12, 1859. March 19, 1859. Decrease this week RECAPITULATION—DISRASES CLASSRD, Bones, joints, &c. . Bullborn and premature Brain and nerves births ........ Stomach, bowels an other digestive organs. 64 Uncertain seat and gens ral fevers. Urinary organs AGES. Under 1 year, 148 46 to 60 years,,, 35 lt 2 year ‘50 & 60 years, 2to 5 years. 5 80 to 70 y 6 to 10 10 w 16 yer 15 to 20 20 w 2% y 25 wo 80 Www AnCe , Switzeriand. German : 18 Ireland 7 Poland 1 Portugai 1 — ‘Scotland B TOL esse eceeeeeee MO PURLIO INSTITUTIONS. Blk’s Istand , . " "1 Bolleyue Hospital and. 5 Nurs, and Child’s Hoap’t.. 1% Raodall’s Isl. Nurs. Hosp. 4 St. Vincent's Hospital, , Ward's Iai, Emig’t Hos’l.. 8 ‘Bik java 2 House, Dik Ialand.. 1 $ sl’ 8 Lunatic Asylum, Bi’m’d’le 1 +19 Total, GEORGE W. MORTON, Olty Laspeotor’s Department, New York, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY ions of Spiriiuallam— SHIPPING. jeged Abom! The Alleged Diniy to Dr. Eatohs TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. In your Sunday morning Huraxp, March 6, I perceive that B. F. Hatch has taken the liberty to use my name in a connection with his abuse of spiritualists which places me in a false position before the numerous readers of your | widespread and useful journal, This I beg leave to cor- rect, and have no doubt that you will grant me thefavor. Your editorial notice of Mr. Gatch’s letter renders it im- portant that I should do so. Thave, Mr. Editor, delivered no lecture in detence of libertinism, as Mr. Hl. insinuates by placing my name io the category «ith such vile characters, My lecture was againet that odious sentiment, and in defence of the eanctity of the marriage institution. I labored to sustain the majesty of the law and the right of the community to interfere in this matter, and bring the violators of the law to justice ao long as the law continued in force. Truc, I Tecomme: ed an ameudment of this law, or the enact- ment of a new one, 80 as to enable the poor as well as tho rich to obtain a divorce before some lezaily appoiated officer of tbe government, without incurring the great ex pense and publicity that tee parties are now compelled to encounter, aud which deter many ao abused and suifering wite from the attempt. Still, 1 decidedly maintained that itehouid be done according to law,on the proof being presented to that appointed officer of tho trath of the sufferings of the complaining party, and that on the Strength of this the divorce be demanded as a legal right. I profess, sir, to bo @ Christian gpirtualist, aud content that both marriage and divorce should stand on Bible grounds, sustained by law. But Mr, Hatch’s object is to Nwpress the public mind that | am an aivocate of libortiag Principles, have delivered @ lecture in defsace of chat Ovious sentiment of which, it would segm, ho confesses hitseif to have been a professed and pfactical advocate, and “for bis timely escape from among taose who cherist such principles he thanks tis God far more than for any other event of his life!’ If hia professed reformation shail prove to be sincere, I certainly congratulate him on his fortunate escape, believing that, in his case at least, there will be ‘more joy in heaven over oue sinner that ro peuteth than over hinety-nine just persous wao weat ‘not astray.”” I feel myself by no means disposed to undortaks" the humiliating task of answering the articles of Mr. Hatch in detail. Isha! only defend myself against his foul inginu: ations. He has poured out the vials of bis wrath upon certait spiritualisis, whom he denounces as destivate of aii moral principle, aud with whom he once fondly associat- ed; then calls mo by name, aud by an intentional misre- presentation of my sentiments, places mein the ranks of bs former bosom friends, whom he now denounces as the most unprincipled of our r: 80 a8 to fasten upon my the odium of the community as’a public lecturer. Tis [ feel it my duty w correct, even ina man who makes it a part of his business to abese females. I feel uo dispo sition, Mr, Editor, to show the invonsisteacy of a man who, in his first article, admits spiritualism to be true, and then arguing that truth is infernal and can be mado & da mage und curse to the community, and renders it sincere advocates a set of uvprincipled — bainga. The admission that Christianity is true would, on this ground, prove it to be a curso to the community, avd all gincero Christians unpriaciplea beings fer believing and advocating its truth. Among the disci pies of Christ there waga Judas, who sasriticed him for money. Butdid this prove Christianity to be demoralizing, or that the other eleven disciples were also unprincipled scoundrels? In all ages there bave been in the Caristiin church Judages, base hypocrites and fa'se pretenders, who remained there for the gake of popularity and the ‘hope of gam in their business por-uits, 80 long as it would sub. serve their selfish interests. But when these failed to an. swer their unprincipled ends, they could turn, and, like Jvpiter swaggering on the top of Olympus, hurl at the devoted heaus of true Christians a thunderbolt, and half believe they bad done God service and rendered the un- believing community a favor. Among all Christian de- nominations now on earth there have been and still are Judases—faise pretenders, oppressors of the widow and the fatherless, thieves, robbers and swindlers, and mur- derers, and even libertines of the most degrading charac ter, who perbaps can descend so low as to introduce their own wives to women of iil fame as companions, and who practically set the sanctity of the marriage covenant and ali buman and divine iaws that sustain it at defiance, And many of these have been convicted, and not only filled our State prisons, but others have been executed upon the gallows, and even among these clergymen have been numbered, But, dear sir, does this prove that the doctrine of Christ is demoralizing, or that all pure minded clergymen aud all other sincere Christians ‘aro also dost tute of all moral principle? By no means, aud those who argue in this manner juuge others by themselves, Bat the same miserable cuaracters, Judases and hypo- critical pretenders, are professed spirituatiats is freely ad- mitted. For the hope of gain they enter its ranks, reap perbape a rich harvest, depy even their lecturing wives the common comforts of life, so as to embeazle their hard earnings, and when cut short of the golden harvest turn upon them in holy wrath—curse the cause of spiritual- iem, hold on to the ill gotten gain, and endeavor toruia the repbtation of their bosom companions, who brought money into their hands whieh they were unable to earn for them- selves. Ab, there ig nothing like policy. But that all tois proves spiritualism false, or its truth demoralizing, or that ite sincere advocates are unprincipled scoundrels, I have yet to learn. All this has no power to change the purity of an Edmonds, a Davis, a Warner, a Tail- madge, and thousands of otbers, or prove them to be un- principled men because tuey are true spiritualists. The; Stand on a mental and mora elevation far beyond the rewch of Mr. Hatch. ° Spiritualists baye no written creod, no organization a8 a body, and have no right to deal with unruly and unprin- cipied professors of spiritualism. Each stands or fails on his or Ler own responsibility, leaving them to the keen and searching glance and scrutiny of public opinion. That is the grand tribunal to whieh all true spiritualists appeal, before which they stand, and at which Mr. Hatch as well j@3 thoy must be tried. Brooks, March 10,1859. AMELIA JENNY DODS. Lrasitity or Rarroap Companres.—A judg ment was affirmed at the general term of the Superior Court in Cincinnati on the 11th inst., which is of interest to travellers and railroad companies. A gentleman pur- chased a ticket in Washington, from a general agent of all the lines, through to Ciccinnati. When be arrived his baggsge was missing, and he subsequently suet tho Little Mintoi Railroad Company for its vaine, and a jadgment was recovered in the court below. This was allirmed upon the ground that the ticket was recognized by tho de. fendants, which was sufficient evidence of the authority of the agent at Washington. There were no circumstances to show that there was a division or separation of con- tracts aa to the various lines in regard to the transports. tion of the passenger and his baggage. Tus Lars Gov. A. V. Brown.—The remains 0 Gov. A. V. Brown, late Postmaster General, passed through Richmond city, Va., on Satarday moraing early, on their way to Nashville, Tennessee, hia late residence, in charge of a Committee of Tennesseeans, consisting of Judge Ca tron, of the Supreme Court of the United States, flon. A. 0. P: Nicholson, Hon, Andrew Jounson, and Hon, Mr. Sa- vage. ‘wo sone of Gov. Brown aleo follow their lamented fa. ther to bis final resting place. The other members ot the family, for the present, retnain in Washington. The remains are also accompanied by J. W. Finks, Esq., Special Agent ot the Post Office Department, and Mr. Falls, of Adams’ Express, which company have genorously tendered a free tranait for the remaing from Washingtoo, D , to Nashville, Tennessee. on PERSON. ADGPTION =A YOUNG WOMAN HAVING LOST HER husband, would give her child, a boy, for adoptioa. A,ply at 64 Laurens sireet. | yg alg DWYER, OF HALLEYFORD, )UNTY ‘Tipperary, Ireland, wishes t obtain information of her sister, Alice Dwycr, or her husband, William Lubey, of Oa+- tle Blake, Kose Green, Ireland, who removed from Fort Wash- ington, N. Y., to Connectiout about three years ago. Any per- sons having such information will please address Oatherine Dwyer. in street, between Second and Third streets, Wash- ngion city, D. U. C M. W. ULD NOT GET YOUR LETTER. WHAT + was the address! MARCH 9, AVID WOODS, FORMERLY OF 2 SPRI TRE! D Whose bapuiarhal name was Deane, vil hear ot we! a fantage by callin array & Harr torneys, 20 Nasenu street, Ne Ye Noe Murray & Harris, at | [XFORMATION WANTED-OF MARTIN WALL, NA. tive of Longhrea, county Galway, Ireland. When Jast heard from he was in Tennessee. Aby Information of him wil be thankfully received by his brother Michael, at 172 Kil zabeth street, New York. Tennessee and St. Louls papers please copy. [SRORMATION WANTED—OF THOMAS TOLLAND, When last heard of he was in Darien, Walfor) Wisconsin. Any person knowing of hia reside ce will 8 favor on his sister by calling on, or addressing Mary Holland, 90 Warren street, Brovelyn, New Orleans papers will planed copy. ¥ THE PERSON WHO COMMITTED THE THEFT AT 11S Fourth avenue, two doors above Twelfth et , bh of March, will return the coatents of th days there willbe no exposm: was observed making exit, d to quarters oy an nthe ¢ box or qitest ons eke uspicioned aud cars equamtance of the family posite at the time, Ines? nded to ‘iniews complied with. TREENTH STRERBT, MAY BE FOUND cbild ~ Any lady wishing to adopt one. yO. 89 WEAT B: a hesithy fem ould confer & great favor on & sorrowful motuer, who. {ro7n Decesaily is compelled to resort to thia measure, ‘The child is 9 wentbs old, Call tor one week, TOE, TNO PASSENGERS WHO ARRIVED IN THR Andrew Manderson, from buenos Ayres, Jan. 29, aro re Ping steeet, rooms o gall on brauth & Lockwood, 3 ial 0% BALL # | Brg ET TRAVK! MADoME BAUVAGE. ‘8 b March 28. “Tickets $2 “adnu Mime. Sauvagenn benefit bail in Ne: KABON, FANCT DRESB BALI nefit, on Wednesday next, ‘$2, adm & gentleman aod ladies. z. pes her patrous will rally for tala ber ficst _STRAMBOATS. ae to ook 1 ROO ¥°%, BRIDGEPORT. FARE ® CE ATa.—fROM PECK Jetodllh Ral erery Monday, Weninesday aol Petiay, at 12 N Haven, riving in Wine W connect withthe Nau rt eford wad woringheld Kalirond Freight taken metres manera —————————— POLITICAL. Wart Commitee wil ve nad a oe « ‘ard Committ be at the Wi 0 i 4 House, 127 Liberty strert, thia (Monday) evening ne yig ayn By order of the members of Ge Jommnitt 24 , ING OF THE RESTAURANTS. MAmesep 8 SALOON, MAILLARIS SALOON, MAILLALD MAILLAMD'S SAL003 A W'S SALVON 621 BROADWay. re 681 BROADWAY. 62 BROADWAY, 6241 BROADWAY hore ladies can get the best o8 cream aud w Phe beng tungh ty the oity, ships from PERSIA, Capt. Juakins. ARABIA, apuioan ¢ Shannon, 3 bows red on port bow. AFRICA, Shanno, onves Now York, Wednesday, March 2 CawaDA, Lan; “" Boston, ’ Wednesday, March 9 BOROFA, Leith, “New York, Wetneetny, March 16 ARABIA, Stone, Oe jon, ednesday, March 23. ASIA, I “New fork, Wednesday, Ey AMERICA Millar, fednestay, Apri & P RBIA, Jue “Now York, W day, April 18 Dt soutired until paid for. eee: ‘An experienced surgeon on board, athe qupere of bg! ahipa will not be aceountable La port wer, bultion, & jewelry, precious stones or motals, fewa bie of lactog nee skencd tberefor and tke value ihaceot reased. Fi ht or sly to ve Ee CONARD, Nov 4 Wowling Green, Uber VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF UNITED ‘Biates mail steamabips will sail for Souttampis nad Havre in VANDERBILT, Captain P. E. Lefevre Satnrday, ‘April 23 NORTH STAR, Copuin A. @, Jones...... Satu 1 Havre VANDERBILA, Capt. PE Lefe on smart 0 Te. lay, NORTH STAR, Captain A. G-Jones...-Wedneaday, May 25 Those ve Water tight Carcy able io Price of passage—| cabin $120 and $100, cubin $60 and $5), ‘Specie delivered in London and Paris. D. TORRANCE, No. 5 Bowling Green, N. ¥. TLANTIO ROYAL MATL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- Ray's New York and Gal line, —The next departure from New York will be the 2 CIRCASSIAN, Uaptain Halpin, on Thurwiay, March 8, touchlug at St j ohna,'S. Pio receive the royal malia, Prices of passage:~Firat class, 890, 's including free tickets to all the lyare in Great Brital: Third ciase igassuse lght or pas OL Hudson » Pas ‘or Sage inquire of the American Express Compan: at their other advertised offices n the > inird clase can be secured at any of the above rans Out from Auy of the priaglyal cities oo Talway in Great Britalg for $45, or. tom. Galway AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, ALEX. HOLLAND. Mansgor. TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW, DUB. Un, Belfaat and Londonderry. and_a)i the principal towns of England and Ireland, carrying the nited States tail, via Live t delay. at greatly reduced raies.—The Liver pia stexraship Compar y's plen le-built iron screw steamships are intended io sail as SATURDAY, MAROW #6. FROM NEW YORK. SATURDAY, APRIL 9. CITY OF WASHINGTON..... At 12 o’cloek noon, from pier No 44 N.'R. enor rhein land this the most speedy and sate route to nt the Contine: RATES OF PASSAGE, Cabin from New York and Philadelphia, Third clase from New York to any of Pee* Return tickets; availabi this, $60. Passengers forwarded to Havre, Paris, Hamourg, Bremen, Antwerp and all paris of the Continent without delay. Norice.—These steamers are provided with every requisite to qpaure the immediate extinction of fire, and the strictest digcip th at the office of the company. G. DALE, 15 Eromay New York, Agent. In Liverpool to WM, INMaN, Tower Buildings. ‘TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW AND all parts of Ireland, for $30.—The steamshi cabin $76, third class $30; to Enero, Cabin $85, third ‘oinss $35, CO., 117 Broadway. 2 rzvenrouL,—STRAMSHIP ETNA, JAS. ANDER- son commander, This pew and powerful steamer will sail from the British and North american Royal Mail Steam herp aaa! wharf at Jersey City, on Monday, 23th inst., Passage money for first class passengers only, for whom there are excellent accommodations, $75, including provisions, but without winesor liquors, which can be obtained on board: Freight taken at reasonable rates, Apply to E, CUNARD, 4 By wling Green. HE NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISOO, CALIFORNIA. ‘The favorite teataship, NORTHERN LIGH: Captain Tin Mopday April Ii sta clock Pew nee nee oo Panaas Y, ; fp & 28 Railroad, with the steamship UNOLE SAM, now in the line on ‘the Pacific ocean. For freight at the oniy office of the line, N SBowling Grose. ne OPP a the cay oton ofr? ne, Hoe 'N. B.—All persons are torbid trusting any one on account of the abgge shipe or ownera. eg [THD STATES MATL STEAMSIIP LI TOR CALIFORNI Vie Panama a 5 The steamship STAR OF THE WEST, A. G. Gray com- mandéer, will on Monday, March 2i, at 2o'clock P. M., from pier foot of Warren street, North river, connect: ing at Panama with the ora, Captain W. F. ‘or passage apply only to I. W. RAYMOND, at 177 West mreet, corner of Warren. TTON & CO.’ s DESPATON LiNE or ‘The magniscent A {Aim clastetireie elippor ahi mi icent it class extreme c! 17 a ORPHEUS, wiley Ie receiving her cargo at pier 21° Kast river, and will bo 0u or before desp: SaTURDAY, APRIL 2 ted to examine this splendid clipper, will be satisfied she has uo euperior inthe trade for fast fand good delivery of cargo, Having very large engagements, she will probably foish loading by SATURDAY, MARCH 26, SUTTON & CO., _58 South street, coraer of Wall. (olpuans CALIEORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRAN. East river, foot of Wall etreet! 1! the passage to San Francisco in 110 and [13 and is altogether the slur pest and most desirable vessel now on the berth f0c that port. the is perfectly veo ) tasures al the lowest ran, ond being of very small capacty, and a great favorite, w vertised day. lespatebed on ar before her WM. 1) COLEMAN. & O0., 95 Wall strest, Tantiae building. N. b.—The agents expect to deapaich this vesedl on 23d inst Agents in San Francisco, Messrs WM. T. COLKMAN & 00. USTRALTA PIONEER LINE-—PSTABLISHED 1852, A CaKatING Tit UNITED STATES MAILS. ‘The noble A 1 clipper ship CON “INN, 1,200 toun register, Gibbs commander, is rapidly loading at pler {0 Kast river, an will bave prompt despatch for Melbourne bhe has ele. gant and unsurpassed accommodations for both frst and second ones nKers, = C dane ou extremely sharp clipper s OURAN ROVER, £00 tone register, CH ‘Briand Baetee, clears for Brésey ai re ely, ."_ For freight or passage a woh é.' W. CAMERON, ‘No. 6 Bowling @roea, N.Y. Sight billa for sale, and cash advances taade ongonsigamen Consignees in Australia—W! Bros. & Co. UBTRALIA—KANGAROO LINE. POSITIVELY FIRST VESSEL, ‘The extreme AI clipes here CKSTEP, Odell, commander, will be despatched for Melbourne direst early’ in April, and sail before any vessel now on tue berth, ‘The accommodations for second cabin ra are of the best, und a choice of berths can be had oa early applica Hon atlowestraten. For frolght of passage spply on board Kast river, or to MAILLER, LORD © Qi u MARCH 21, 1859. OR LIVERPOOL.—THE CELEBRATED BLACK BALL line clipper ship YORKSHIR, now at anchor in tas F's ‘salle this day, For terms of’ cabin, second cabla 5 1; cerage Paasax®, SPPIY TY Gon WILSON, 108 South street. or DRY GOODS, 40, PHRCEY BROADWAY—STANPED EM- A eer ae eer cree ier a od yoko of on Beas, i eraaron AND THE WEST.—THE tigamersol Tine Jeave pier 13 North river Tusedays, Thursdays and ing the in forty hours. to Baltimore, 3 Secs pa genes i Woes oari ly at Be ‘and Washington Gapeny, an Broadway. Apply to H. B. OROM- " SPRING FASHIONS. A GRAND OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY WILL take piace at W. Simmons’, ‘Broadway, ney No. 64 Broadway. Te a ‘RIDAL WREATHS AND VEILS. 373 Broadway, up stairs, TIFICIAL FLOWERS, ‘Target A full and general assortment of every deceripuon of Preach and American Jobbers and milliners are invited lo call and examine at PRIUK’S Artidclgl Flower Manufactory, 46 Division street. GRAND OPENING OF SPRING AND SUMMER MIL- linery at GOS8ON'S, No. 373 Broadway, on Thursday, March #4. § REMOVAL.—WM. BROWN & CO., IMPORTERS OF A. Leghorn straw andchip bonnets, bar ing removed from their old No. 443 to 603 pera 2 wiil open a choice assort- ment of bonnets for thelr extensive retail trade, on Thuratay, the 24th inst, WM, BROWN & OO., 608 Broadway. T WHOLESALE, PARIS FLOWERS, Colffures and bridal wreaths, from reliable manufactures, that supply The im) erie) courts of Reroge, JAMES TUCKER, No 561 Broadway, : Next door to Thompson's, KIWKEN FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED CARTONS BONNSE AND ‘TRIMMING, é BBONS, New atyle, ‘rom auction. Fi ‘Very cheap and worthy of attention, ‘Will be opened on Monday, 21st instant, at JOAN KLUIOTT & 00,’S, 140 Sixth avenue, M. AND A. HUBBARD, NO. 7 4OND STREBT, NEW |. York, renpectfally invite the attention of ladies and all ia rested im millivery and dressmaking to thelr opening, on ‘Tharaday, March 24, 1859, )XCELSIOR Bak, OYSTER AND DINING SALOONS, Hi*trisblished twelve yours, aod aow dolag a good vusiness ‘dhe good will and fixtares of the above are oifered for sule cheap, as the owner hus other busiaess requiring bls whole at- tention. Agenta need not apply. Call on or address 0. T. Weekes, Jr..t3 Nassau street, At BOHIOND vay, wets, 6t just 50 cent less then regular prices, Alao, the Dew atsiped lace for sleeves, to be found nowhere bows anilings Or Yard. DO AMOND, 587 Broadway. (APNOW. constasiz 4 00. WILL OFFER, MONDAY, MARCH 21, THEIR ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION or SPRING AND SUMMER SHAWLS, I ec Mati RETAIL SALES, CONSISTING OF FOR aa GRENADINE, and CHALLY SHAWLS. these in Many of thes STIRALY NRW DESIGNS ANN UND ELSEWHERE, CANNOT BE FOUND, Nat, corner of Mercer. PEROBY. BROADWAY—ALL KIN DE Tot Freath reabratier) Peder, ialtale for bauitkerobia’s fable linen and bed scolloping, silk embroidery, &:- | transferring, laces done up Ladies’ and cbildrem’s | ‘under garments always on hand and made to order. eee — CONSTABLE & CO, WILL OPEN AT RETAIL, ON MONDAY, MARCH 1, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF STELLA SHAWLS, wirn FRENCH CAMEL'’S HAIR BORDERS. ALSO, REAL INDIA SQUARE AND LONG SHAWLS, x ENTIRELY “NEW DESIGNS. CANAL, corner of M»' cer, LARGE AND ELEGANT LOT OF FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SET From Great bars M (Late McCormack & Simpson.) 140 Bixth avenue, between Tenth and Kleventb streets. RENE BONNETS MADAME HARRIS & 08, 671 rot Tecelved, per sleamer, a large assort- Sune Paria en, for the Southern: and Wester trade, which they will offer very low for cash. IASHIONABLE HATS FOR CITY TRADE, ASIIONABLE HATS FOK SOUTHERN TRADE, FASHIONABI ATS FOR WESTERN TRADE, tcpaestlege esr) pei Mollte Pan );RENCH FLOWERS. OVER 500 CARTONS ot © 1E SPRING FLOWERS, JUST RECEIVED, which we are offerin . "AT HALE THE USUAL PRICES. * Our PARIS BONNETS are now exhibited, and ‘others of our own make, in ELEGANT STYLES AND AT MODEKATR COST. BIKAW BONNETS. of every descriouon. CHARLES STREET & CO, No. 475 BROADWAY. EGHORN, STRAW AND MILLINERY ESTABLISH- ment Mrs. MEIN, No. 11 Leroy pl: Bleeoker street, between Mercer and Greene, Begs leave to laform the merchants and ladies that make and do up leghorn and straw bonnels in the most jonable styles. e will fagh- ADKMAOISRLLE RARNETD Will open SPRING MILLINERY, Thursday, March 24, ‘At 701 Broxdway. M3 H. GIBBONS, SUCCESSOR TO MRS, A. BLAKB, 186 Bowery, wishes to taform her friends and the publi that she willopen on Thursday, the 2ith,a handsome ment of spring bonnets, of the iatest styles. Also, @ good as- sortment of misses’ bonnets. ILLINERY.—MRS. RALLINGS, 318 (CANAL STREET will open French pattern bounels, received per steamer City of Washington. Also, = very elegant assortment of her manutacture, on Thureday néxt, 24th inst. Milliners and Vieiteraare respectfully invited to and examin M* GOODALL HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE to the ladies of New York and vicintt; recei,t of the latest tn Paris fashion patterusy ve— ove ASQUES L’IMPERATRICR, 3 RA FAVORITA and “ MATINEE, ther with an endless of patterns for prce| sleevs meanthine, ae 1 he. Laat No. ‘833 Canal tas ‘Opposite Greene, OPENING MILLINERY—AMERICAN AND PARIS MIL- ry BIN, NS will open on Thursday, March 24, miaguiticent assortment of Paria malinery ‘and millinery goods, ribbons, flowers, tapes, joined blonds and straw L. BINNS, 089 Broadway, Chinese Bullding. ARIS SPRING MILLINERY.—MRS. DAVIDSQN, 125 Bleecker street, will open on Thursday next, March 34, an unusually rich and’ elegant agsortment of Paris spring aud summer millinery of the latest modes. 126 Bleecker street, eat ot Broadw ARIS MILLINERY.—MRS. G, SCHLEGEL, 577 BROAD. way, willopen on Thursday, March 24,'a select aasort ment of spring and summer pattern bonnets, of the newest style and materials. Merchants and milliners’ supplied at re duced prices. PRING FASHIONS —PATTERNS OF LADIE® AND children’s cle ing. of the latest and most approved Pari- sian styles, at TAYLOR'S emporium of Paria fashions, 407 jp le Taylor's system of dress cutting taught by Sime. jorel, ILMAN’S ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, 712 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, The moet tmportant and renowned firm in Paris'and New York for the dnest artificial lowers, headdresses, &0., at wholesale. TUCKER DOFS LAY BEFORE TBE TRADE PARIS FLOWERS At 8 and 50 cents per bunch. No. 361 Broadway, two doors from Franklin street. HE UNION BONNET FRAME MANUFACTURING Company, 436 Canal street, offer for the inspection of mil liners and dealers the largest assortment of bonnet frames bloomers, boys’ flats, gips:s, &c., ever offered in this clty, at prices much below any other manufacturer, and of a quailty end finish that must give their establishment the preference for those who are in want of the latest fashior ite and color: ed chip of all qualities; also bonnet wires, THE MILITARY. INDSEY BLUES LU INDEPENDENT CORP#. Armory, 481 Broapway, New York, March 19, 1859. The members ot this command are nereey, directe semble on Monday, March 21, at 12 M.,in full uniform, for parade. By order. THOMAS PRICE, Commandant. JOuN N. WiseY, Orderly, LOST AND FOUND. O8T—ONE oe PEN AND PENCIL C. ‘Tenth and Wall streets, on the 16th inst. A Jil will be paid if returned to 16 Wall BETWEEN room No. 10, 'B. THOMPSON, Lost 0%, FRIDAY EVENING, IN GOING FROM 11: West Thirty fourth street to Fifth avenue and Twent ’ ninth street, a gold band engraved bracelet. ‘The finde rw be suitably rewarded by returning it to No. 163 West Thirt; fourth street. jer 13 ERERA! fos Wallstreet. Connignocs in Melbourne, Metra Lord Co OR NASSAU, N. P., AND HAVANA—’ BRITISH and North American toyal mail AK, Gapt. ‘A. Brownless, will sail from the company’s wharf, at Jersey ‘Chey, for the above poraafter the ‘arrival of the Per. sia (which leaves Liverpool March 19), pi ‘Sist March. ‘Passage money to Nassau pt 15 Do, do. to Hi Cy VY CICLEY MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA, 7 ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUBTA, nd yarigns places i2 FLORIDA, ° Via SAVANNAH, Ga. ‘The favorite steamship ALABAMA, Capt. Geo, R. Schenck, willleave on Wednesday, March 25, at 4° P. M., from pier No. 4 North river. Tickets can be had for the following places, fare 2s jaw a8 by any other steamer from New York to oMigcodalioas superior New York ‘Ori 339 75; Mi Montgo- jew York to New Orleans, $39 78; Mobile, $35; Montgo- Ala, $26; Atlanta, Ga., $25; Albany, 5 ea ai; Augusta, Savani rowell, Aucceeds on Saturday, 26th acon, te The Florida, Captain of March, at 4P. A. For freight or pasenge apply to SAMUSL L, MITOHILL & Son, 18 Broadway. {JOR SAVANNAH AND F Atlantic BI steamship MONT RIDA.—THE AMERIOAN ompany’s new and elegeat reom minder, will leave pier 12 North river ou Saturday, Maren 2, at4o'clock P.M. ‘Aesage to Savannah, wih unsurpassed accommodations, $1 Through Uckels to New Orleans $39 75; mobile $35; Moatgo- mery $46; Albany, Ga., $24; Auanta $25; $28, $41; Augusi $2), also to principal places in Florida at the leav 9 Savannah Monday, Wednesday Freight (en centa per foot'and at pro: insurance one half percent. Aj py, to H. MWELL & EA ed street. The HONTSVILLE pri 2 loweet rates, atea and Friday moruings ortiowate rates 5. OR sue KITE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA CHARLES ton, SC —Semi weekly United states mall side wheel pin panna +... $1, Deck The spleniid ‘stenmship MARION, W. mander, will leave pler No, 4 North rive Mareh 23, at 4 o'clock 1. M. precise ‘Through tickets wo the follo wing pi To New Urieans........$39 ‘To Movile To Monigorn To Kuoaville, a0 To Augueta, Ga e For Ireight or pursage, 4,00. 29 Livontevn ‘The Columbls, Capt. Berry, succeeds Saturday, March 26. No \ rs OR PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND— ‘The United States mail steamship KOANOKK, yan as Skinner, will leave on Wednesday, the 3d inst... at 4 o'clock ?, M., from pier No, 13 North river. She will arrive ‘at Portsmouta the next afternoon, and at Petersburg the. fol lowing morning, of the South will proceed bs the great Foutbern mail tine. Those for Richmond will arth there early on Friday morning, Passengers will, find this. th cheapest, pleasantest and moot expeditious route, Paatengers tare, with statervom, to Norfolk. « % Petersburg aud. tich mond, $10, Applyto LUDLAM & HKINNK EN, 42 Broadway. XPRESS STEAMER VINE FOR ALEXANDRIA, VA. jeorgetown and Washington City, 0 Preight for the above will be taken at pler 10 orth Saturdays, Mou days and Toesda: ‘or rates, 1 4, 4, apply vo U. UL. TAYLY®, sgeot, 7) Won sureeh Ry eet FRIDAY EVENING, ATA Seen BE fore six o’ciock, in Bi way, near the ys ital, @ miak ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by returniag 106 Centre , in the fourth story. OsT—ON SATURDAY, 19TH INST., A LADY'S GOLD lepine watch, No. 3,3 Dupotce maker, in Bleacker atrect, between Eighth avenue and Thompson street, by a widow. The watch was very highly prized, being a ineteen years irom n pow dedeased father, "Fionse rétura Ito Mrs Havers beck, 18 Thompeon street, and the finder wil be suitably re ar O8T—SUPPOSED TO HAVE BREN DROPPED ‘Wallack’s theaire, on Monday evening. | 14, case, valuable only from associations. The Ander will obiige by leaving it at the box office. REWARDS. REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM NO. 59 MURRAY street, on the night of the 14th inst ,6 cases and 7 6 silks, Vained at $2,300. The above reward thelr recovery, oF In proportion for any part. BOSE & CUBUMAN, AT card rently $300 pieces white pon, Will be ald fo is CORPORATION NOTICES. eh NN oe brian (TBE COMMITTEE ON POLICR GF TH BOARD OF Aldermen will hold @ meeting on Monday, the 2ist inst , mt 2o'clock P. M., in room No. 8 City Hail ‘The following named nilemeo are yequested to appear before them:—vra, Hus ted, Geo #. Jeckeou, J. A. Breese, Mortimer G. Porter, Geo Jachwou' Tucker, Augnstus Hobne, Noah 8, Levings, A. N. Guna, Charles Marth. JOHN T,HENRY, Comaltie NICHOs AS oBAGRIST, § on JaMhs OWENS, Police. BILLIARDS, BUsARPScORBAT SUCRSS OF WM. H. GRIF FITH'S celebrated combination cushions and new iin proved billiard tables. He is daily taking off the numerous patent humbug cushions of the day and replacing them witb his correct and reiable combination cusdions. The people alive “to thelr intereat, do nol pay double price. for the patent humbug cuabions when they can purchaas suporior Thade tables with marbls or slate beds, and made of the very best and well ae swoned materials from 'W. HL. Gritith’s for 8400 find $360, everything complete. Several secood band tables for aulecheap with marble and alate beds, ali in perfect order, Cail and examine. Now is the time to have your tablos repaired with Griflith’s cushions and marble or slate beds. H GRIFELTIL, practical billiard table manulaciurer, 146 Fulton wiree pans IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES ANI COMBINATION CUSHIONS, PATENTED FEB, 19, 1856; OOT. 28, 1356; DEO. 8, 139 JAN. 12, 1858; wovnmist 16, 188. For aale oni; the mannfactnrers, by UGON NEN & OOLLEN DER, 51 aad 53 Ann atroet the patentee. MIOHARL PARLAN Dd 788 isroudway, New Yor SHARP'S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND $2 cushions are now considered the best In the world. Mean factory 165 Fulton street, N. ¥ 1 hand tables for aale OR SALE VERY OUBAP—Tiia POPULAR ANU Oat ly diorama and panorama of ths Battle of hunker Hill and pen nga of Chariertown; one of the best money making Gibitlons over gotten np. Apply tov. J. THOMAS & BLO HGR, 76 aud j7 Nassau ayert, Now York, NEW SKIRT. WOODWARDS PATENT UNION COLUMBIAN SKIRT is a novelty worthy the aitention of the ladies and merchants ally, Unegnalled by any known skirt for convantence, ety and durability, The dower pat oF the skirt may be de- tached im one minute, and washed without the remov.| of a sprivg. ‘The patent Columbian attachments may be bad sepa- rately, which can be connected to sny ordin: ekirt iu five minutes, andmay also be applied to old skeleton akiris, ren dering them superior to Rew. , Woodward's patent helix Hustle and supportera are in_ popular furor, For eale at Fiore, 385, Broady Kk. 3 WOUDWA 40. RETAIL. it ered to the million A Th TUCKES'S BEIDAL APPOINTMENTS, TUOKER’S BRIDAL is Isa pi simple adornment. TUCKER'S SPRING FLOWE! jae 1 TUCKER'S Faby: tahabacinely oy 3 pas a His ROSES are in full bloom. Balt tc e miscellaneous stock for the tollet is extensive, Lad bed At No 361 Broadway, ‘Two doors below Franklin streot, 1 eatin AND BROWN SHERETINGS And shirtings of every make. Canton flannels, drllings, Uckinjs, meiiuen ducks, rr HOMmERT OB: gh aves busoRIPTION, urchased previous vance, 7 BETAILED AT MANUFACTURES PRICES, LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 225, 257, 259 and 261 Grand 3 ATA Mons endo) Oniaribe etreets (ORARLOTTE G. SMITH I8 NOW OFFERING AT HEH new show rooms a handsome sasortment of spring cloaks, ‘and sacks, in cloth, velvet and silk, sult for first class trade. Also indies’ and spring bonnets. All of the above made to order. 1,002 {way, one door above Twenty-sixth street, CABrETS AT OLD PRICES. Bame as before the recent heavy advances. ENTIRELY NEW SPRING PATTERNS. J, Crossley & Son's tapestries (newest styles.) Beat English velvets (c itera). ves % Lowell and ‘tford three pl lo ju in e All we te Hy A FULL ASSORTMENT. Saancmuomiankte Sir or tar matting, rags, do, ‘LORD & TAYLOR, ‘Nos. 255, 257, 259 and 261 Grand street, E (Azrers. G. 8. HUMPHREY & 00., OM Spear e prodito Bt, Nicbolas Hotel, Have now on hand a full assortment of CARPETINGS In various styles. VELVET, seussnne, TAREE PLY, INGRAIN, fc, ko. Also OIL, CLOTHS in great variety. )°U6E45 & SHERWOOD’ ON PATENT TOURNURE CORSET. ‘This article combines in one int & corset of anperion shape and fniah and a bute ‘of perfect motel, ensuring free healthful action to the lungs aud comfortable support te the spine. It has been pronounced by all who have seen i ong whom are several eminent members of the mediowl sul ty) to be the only corset without an objection, either aru Uc or physiological. No hs hoe Well do without it, D. £8. stil manufacture fo well Known for fis dursbilty wel cy urability. Also their celebrated MATINEE SKIRT, Together with over seventy other different atyles, the latest of are THE PALMATTO AND Si18, NEW SK&LETON SKIRT, Con 18, 17, 20 and 80 hope, made of the SUPERIOS QuaLire & STERLG which he ‘always characterised All articles of thetr manufacture are for sale at the principal stores{n the United States and Canadas. pice a thestamp of DUUGLAS & SHERWOOD ta upor 1X FAIR WIND. F. DERBY & COMPANY, IMPORTING TAILORS, 87 Walker street, Have now in store complete assortments of the various ma MESSRS. bie Pe goles & FILS’ SEDAN. Their French cloths and spring styles of cassimeres are with confidence recommended for permanency of dye and beauty of fabric, being made to order. oT Walker sure ( : RGE A, HEARN, a = 425 BROADWAY, ON MONDAY, ‘THE 2187 INBT., HIS NEW AND he STYLES OF SILK AND LACE MANTELETS, ‘W.th a full assortment of Me own well known manufacture, An extenatve and very rich lot of REAL INDIA CAMKL'S HAIR LUNG SHAWLS, SQUARE SHAWLS AND SOARFS. SILKS AND UTHER DRESS JOODS Received by late steamers from Kurope, OBIRRY, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, sh i Ba had ney antehee vl G BELOW REGULAR PRICES, LORD & TAYLOR ‘Nos, 255, 257 250, and 261 Grand atrest, ‘And Nos, 47 and 49 Oatharine street. ADIES’ SPRING WRAPPERS, LADIES’ SPRING WRAPPERS, LADIGS’ SPRING WKAPPEKS, BseaUTIFUL NEW GUODS, BEAUTIFUL NEW GUODS, BEAUtIPU Goope. LADI Ks’ EF LELDS, LADIES’ CLOTH OCHESP ek Fr LELDS. Fi LADIES CLOTH CHESTERFISLOS, garment for early epring, In gray, mixed and black cloths, Wlegant, graceful and new, at BULPIN'S MANTILLA KMPORWUM, 361 BROADWAY, FIRST SPRING OPENIA( FIRST BPRING OPEN oH ONKW MAN TILGAS, BLACK SILK BEKNOUS CIRCULARS, BLACK SILK BERNOUS CLKOCLARS, BLACK SILK BEBNOUS CLKOULARS, AT BULPIN’S, 361 BROADWAY. LADI&S’ CLOTH bEKNUUS, IN BEAUTIFUL MIXED CLOTHS FOR PRESENT SPRING What, FOR PRASENT BPRING WHA, FOR PRESENT SPAING WEAR, aT BULPIN’S, 361 BBOADWAY. LACE BEANO! ‘i! Ht TAS ALL NOW ow WeUIBITION FUR OL “" BULPIN'S, 991 BROADWAY. ADY AT THE CARTER LACE MANUFAO NOM, SA ON rleh tot or incos, now styloa, made express for this Apring trade: capes. collara nnd gets, at half tho ua prices, a M0 Fourth street, first store west of Hroadway. I 10H LYONS DRESS 8ILKS, A chotoe anaortmeat Just recelved per aenmar, ALSO, CHEAP DRESS SILKS, Plaids, bayaderes, fonlards, &c., &c., kc, in great vartety, LORD & TAYLOK, Now, 268, 257, 209 and 26) Grand atroet, Aid Nom, $j nd 49 Catharide siregh DRY Goons, 4c. ICH LACES FOR SPRING. A LaGE ASSORTMENT NOW ON HAND, LACK POLN 18, ¥ LACK MANTILLAS, LACK FLOUNCES, new and desirable ‘patterns, {mported from the plaeeet © Manufacture expressly tor our retail sales, MILLER & GRANT, 703 Broadway, gram EMBROIDERIS AND LACES, ‘A full assortment of ENTIRELY NEW SHAPES AND DESIGNS, Revelved per steamer and now ready ar erat” ‘Much below regular prices. LORD & TAYLOR, Noa. 257, 250. ory ry ogre Gretna MANTILLAS VELVET, SILK_AND LADIES’ CLOTH, NEW STYLES, w aiibiting. Also, a variety ot Oc. v1 th ‘No, 475 BROADWAY. HAWLS, SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, >, ae sitka only 860 perk Ae AUCTION. ring and summer only yard, Jandaome dress slike jor {5c worth $1. Bich silks for $1, worth $1 25. Extra rich silks for $1 25, worth $1. 50. rich silks for $1 60, worth Dress goods and delaines from 123ge_per yard up. Shawls of ory description. at low prices. O. & J, ma WERAY, 269 Grand » corner of Forayth, GEIRTS. TWELVE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, SHLP adjusting bustle, $1 31; fourteen springs, $1 5); and Seventern springs: 62 Dealcrasupplioa wits aide sorings for yer dozen; r) a tourleen Re CL HARDING 33) Spring sweet, near Frsdsou E EVENT OF THE SEASON, GENEB&AL SPRING OPENING AT GENIN'S BAZAAR. PARIS REFLECTED IN N&W YORK, On Thursday next, the 2ith inst, the magnificent suit of show rooms comprised in ibis popular ‘and fashionable o oy tablishment for ladies and famides, will present new aud ame ple assortments of forelgn and homie manufactured fabrics tm each 0 TWENTY DEPARTMENTS included fn its comprehensive plan. Kvery attractive style and Frade ado pied i Paes, for tbe. gant ear (3 in eve ion of les’ ant lcren’s }, an men’s Pp pa et gent pane world of New York The foreign articles bave all arri Since the first of the mopth, and form an assem! of brit- Mant novelties such aa haa certainly never been exbibitted af One view by any establishment in this country. Below will be found enumeraied the various departments which have been replenished with fresh spring assortunents for this grand expe altion On the same day the spring season will be Inaugurated at Tabane HAT STURK, B07 BROADWAY, (connecting with the Bazaar), wits more than thirty new styles Of dress and soft hots, caps, &c., (rom which the tastes and Wants of all classes of the community may be supplied, while At the same tine a dep ariment tor specialties will be op ‘any kind and quality of hat that fancy may suggest on \ | i tb whi be my furvisbed to order, oe vee OPENING AT THR BAZAAR Will embrace the followi ass lh i i The lace and embroicery department, Ladies’ avd children’s hosiery Gypiiees Boys’ ano youth’ ROOM NO. 2 ‘The Indies’ and children’s shoe department, Infante’ wardrobe department, ‘mall boys’ clothing department, iiadies" under laeu departeaent, 8” under llaen dep: Misses’ department, Cloak and maulil’s departmoms, ROOM NO. 8. ‘The millinery departwent, # Misses’ bonnet department, Ubildren’s fancy hat department, ee felt hat department, Men’s cap department, ‘Men's atraw and felt hat deoartment, ‘Miscellaneous department. ‘The four rooms constituting the Bazaar and Hat Store com» municate with exch other, ani their combined area is larger than that of any other business floor in the city. GANIN’ BAZAAR a HAT STORE, ‘818 and 607 Broad EED'S MOURNING STORE. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE, ‘The balance of this stock will be sold at about one half the ‘usual price, to cloae the business immediately. Mourning dress goods, abawls, &c., halt Mourning bonnets from $1 to $4. Great inducements off red to purchasers. WEKD’S MOURNING SLORE, vis 6:9 BROADWAY. ET GOODS.~BLACK AND COLORED SILK8, TBBY cheap; chambrays, French chambray, gin; | robes, double skirts dress muslins, Swiss muslipe, j jaconets, plain and figured wool delaines, iioghams, callcon, Yebeges, | joke oasefington guile trwets, cee Tikes: honk a eres. q i, crash ikem renters, » dc , tor ices by |. MATHEWS, therine street, 317. = MANTILLAS, RAGLANS AND SACKS. ‘Wholesale buyers will find it advantageous to call amd exa- mine our stock of MANTILLAS, MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THR TRADE. We shall openjat retail, NEW STORE. oY. ‘ON MONDAY, MARCH 21, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT, oF LADIES’ BLACK AND COLORED OLOTH SAOKS RaGLANS, OF NEW AND MOsT APPROVED BTYLES, AT EXOEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. ABBOTT, POLLOCK & COCHRAN, 317 Canal atrest, A; JOSHUA R. GIDDINGS WILL LECTURE Ow “ite Huger Yar tor only proper baal of human, ee be ia before the Young Men's Ubristlan Union, in - stor piace, on Monday event ; Zia task 0s olga ickets itty cents, at Thatcher Halebingon's, Broadway and at the door, W. W. BA Chatrman of Lecture Gommities. FAENEY, WARD BRECHER—THE REV. HENRY W.,\ Beecher will deviver his grest lectare on the " Mia! Fie Roary oe me ears Je bugenth street, near i avenue, on Tueaday evening, Mare! nmenciag at So'ciock. Licketa 60 ceale—for ane at ihe dobre AT 634 BROADWAY—COTTAGE FNAMELLED FUBNI- ij ture, beauiifully ornamented in all colors and styles suits from $25 and upwards; wardrobes, mattresses, ri bes, Ac. atthe old ‘establislied manufactory, 69 Broad wast five doors above Laura Keene's theatre, attlcles prompuy ured to order and packed for the country. LBERT RUNZK, 28 SIXTH AVENUR, WOULD CALL the attention of his customers and the publie generally to hia stock of rich cabinet furniture, which he fs seiling off at géeulls reduced prices, to close bis Vusivess aad leave the cl ¥ the Ist of May. ‘he stock contains richly carved moulded rosewood and other parlor and cnamber furaiture, very elegant onk and walnut dising room and ball furniture, c., &c., Of the latest patterns, made tn the best manner for city coatom trade, well worthy the attention of to furnish their houses this spring. © ae AND ENAMELLED COTTAGE CBAMBER furniture m all colors, of superior and warranted manu- facture, at HF. FAKRINGTON’S, 268 Canal street, ogee Manufactory, 46 and 48 Wooster street, Tabled intense, FXAMEILED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITORR, Lp } A prices froin. | 9 ali colors and atyies, wholesale and retail, $25 and upwards Warthien WARD, 27 Cana strect (0. 88), roadway, four doors east of Bi paca care as, lms 'URNITURE.—THE HIGHEST CASH PRI F household fu: }, feather beds, ets saa woo roe Soc cy "asl tits occ pala Apply ut No, 12 Henry street, near Catherine “4 Bevel ere bardthe FOR RBADY MONRY.—A FAIR: value given mone} (129 Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth siren, than in any othefPlace in New York; a new, elegant rose: arlor sult (eight pleces), covered in muslin. Inquire at d aveL ue, ip the cabinétmaker's shop, in the rear, YURNITURE teh SALE—25 PER CENT nouns, wood 3521 FFIOK FURNITURE FOR SALE—CONSISTING OF one safe, two deaks and chatra, cocoanut cerpet, ralling, fa, copying and letter prews, stovepipe, eight day clock, larga carved xilt exgle for a aign, &c, Tobe seen'at 18 suflolk street, N. ¥., from 8 to 10 o'clock ‘A. Sf, STROLOGY AND OLAIRVOYANOR.—M. BBUGR, THR mysterious veiled Indy, ca be consulted with on all evens of life, and has also a charm to briag vied together who are unhappy, at 270 Orard street, wecsnd block euat of Bowery, second stairs up, first door, Foe 69 cans VLAIRVOYANCE.~MRS. SEYMOUR, 110 SPaING J strcet, the most muceasstol mesieal and business clairroy~ | 9| antin Ameneca, Consn.tations day and evening, oD sicknes: business, absent friends, ac. Satistection always guarantee or no pay, OusTeror ANOE — consult the most VARY PERSON WHO WISHES TO ceasfnt medical and business clajy- yoyant ia Amertom dust cerialoly go to Mra laYes, 327 Broome street, near Chi batisfaction given always or no pay taken, 327 Broome fireet. DAME LRAVEY CAN BH love, mai and abseut frienda; «bi Of tie, ohle bas aasonibed al who Vig hare” frat te eres Tt you wiab tr ive her & call, wt 198 Nuiberry atrect, ta the core, ‘Laliog “ai Henis; gentlomer wy cents. me A JONSULTED ABOUT “4 es —WHO HAS NOT ABAKD OF Tas ( / « Maduing PREWSTIIG the tas teas eee tA? ‘ty | thonsnoda in this and other citlan with entire. watiatact feels contident he Bas o0 equal ‘She wile the name of Tatars ve ber # call, nue, ; Praise Sevens; geatlonen (eee » CRURSRATED BY HER advice, ke. Can be consulted oa Tiage, absent irlends, &c.. by magnetism, at iret bhe speaks French, Engtish aud German, 6.000. Tea, ar tare moans SaraRs A . mn i Iadazme 0. in the art of elalrvoyanes nent 7. She ware Tanta to cure any disease in its worst form, matiam, AiToctions of the Ubroat or lungs. NB. the oly natural clatrvoyant in the United States, All who are || aitiicted, in trouble, oF unsuecewiful in business oak ‘nd nee this naturally gifted indy, OMice 122 Spring Broome ENTISTRY —TERTHA EXTRACTED IN TEN BROONDS, Frihout tho sllghiest pain, by my new nnd original pro. ems, not freezing ‘admirable ayavem ia practised by me only, References given it required. Di. Br Gs DURBAN, 49 Onwal atrect, meat Wooten = '