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CONANTvS PATENT YEAST.

A CCORDING 10 an old maxim, Bread is the s1n Of
n Life but n y certain that good heahful bfsedsvestJ
high, and dsestbie-s By EASILY obaiBed. snd
yads ofpeSoas Obliged wander along without st
sS-p3 sail Chemical science and research nrVef s
peGd-d for necessary and Ueiu purpose han ~ n
discovery Of the material which should promptly ana
iy produce good bfeaJ. That Jesidsrstnm M @
taa-d By the skill and patience Of MIR. CoNAsI o. LD 1911,
no has assiaed the ingredients requisite lor NJ
Of SUPER excellent bread quickly the fiocf Can "
and baked. of yinon.
Il Is deonstrable that by the old slow pfSeS sn, -
fermentation much Of tie EutIliI99s sssrs pa TINT
extracted by the application Of follow, and
YEAST Usr.atansoas efcryeseene- ..t,;asd ,h.. -
ali H. .ae,,n. protr,i~s the nsSt 1t IN
-r-i1v the epTira rourshrnent which LIE N-"'- -'' -
clutes -,
MPM.ssEY CIiaiGa ~ - soab.st coz Maiden Isa:.
GassSf.R& YOU y FL TX 2 oLttsss'
CHESTER DRIGgssr ne sS S6 TTIRS Iae g,shth.t
INK ii BROH.N y On Di 800 i.l..N'' 80 'S
ST'APIES FOS1D. 10 Nv .," HHo,a-s,
v aLBKG. rs Bow.rfy, f COS. D'"1''
IAAa.nTCK & UKi,MIOSD. 20 Oreea
pCsMattff..f KIP 05 Broadway
Saiil 81, he prireipsi groeets ~ Eenefal lnn
th Vice Chancellor q ne Fir,t
AIlen Henry Siafsr, impieadsd with
& ~coudert Cfaris.a hs WIZ anS Other. Bii fof
iNeIeYSr compliments Solicitor Henry Maitt one o.
Ss aead.n, N whose psee Of es'detee Is ~
s,- of Ns,Jer,cy required % sgPssI N tins eans % e
essn;h dsy Of June nsIt OF The bill hsd thsieiH sl
IS confessed By brn Dated March ith 1874 MD '-"'"
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BoARDING.-Two or three gentlemen can be accom-
odaed with single rooms, With CRATES AZ Mrs. Jane
Haight's, No. "a Barciay-st Also and bedroom
20 let with board. Reference gwen and required. j3l
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BoARDING.-MRs. GoSS having opened the new and
commodious hozse 20 Neseysreet the Aston House.
proers choice OF desirable rooms 10 transient pera
Boarders Croton shower, and cold baths free
The location very central, yet quiet and shady Terms
nlnlirra-e ar5 IFS
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
MIR Col DSMHTIIS

SYSTEM OF MERCANTILE PENMANShit
Guaranteed all Gold and young IN zen easy ana interesting
ere-scs the RETURNED nj The expiration OF te
lessous Terms reduced Ia only ,-
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Mr. G. would respectfully cnl Intention othe fact that five
- the Americans Institute has awarded him the trst Pre-
mum for lie best on Hand Penmanshp and that ne ieies
rgl1uettisn either penman teacher OF me art hnow
M that there thousands tine city who would gladly avn
Themselves npportunty joining hts c' they knew
The advantage be derived from few bou attention 10 HI.
sem OF instruction. Mr.. c. ASSURES the citizens oil
New York tiat in ten lessons hour each he npar
free and beautiful style OF penmnnshLp when ihey VII not
lose in their future brnciice. Dot BE ENTRY BUN
KEEPING; red uced from fifteen 10 Ten Dollars.
Ladies ,yil daily between II and clock gentlemen
nj lie other hours from \. VI. 10 2. VI.
FOR SALE AT THE ACADEMY Coll NTH ;
crws M prSy,ysurp Price Five Dollars. ri Inns
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u MEssRs. BARKER * TowLE, No ii Catharine-
street. have received aree lot of Domestic Goods from the
wreck Reside, damaged by water only MI
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WIN. T. JENNINGS,
GAL BROADWAY.

PERS IL TAILORS,
Are daily receiving their OF Spring Goods
prising all tie varieti-s and styles Of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES 81 VESTiNGS,
which will BE- made up order prices that will offer
ducem-nts those who will favor with their patronage
We also r-cep, Of large assortment Of fancy dress
tces for spring viz Fancy Silk aud Satin Vests Scas
and Cilyats, Gloves, Suspcnders, etc. etc.
y. documents Of the first quality always on hand.
IN
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FER Commercial and Money Matters, see Last PageJ
THURSDAY, r. VI.
There is lull in the market, and the tendency
Of prices is downward At the Second Board the ancies
sold at small decline the prices of the morning Inc
great difficulty appears be indisposon TO operate
This state of the market is not unusual and the next nat
ura turn things is TO become active correspondent
Of the Evening Post makes statement by which 1t az
pears that the amount of stocks in Wastreet for the
brokers 10 operate ill., is reduced 10 about five millions oil
dollars The correspondent however overlooks severa
stocks Reading, Mohawk, &c &c and also the TACT iat
the sales arc much larger than the amount OF capital lot
Of ny shares serving 10 pay dozen contracts.
In Exchange there is no variation. The supply
is fair and the demand light We quote before, Sterling
Ola TO- Francs % a 23l.
Cotton is offering freely at id. for square bales
TO Liverpool, and the ships the berth are filling up
rapidly. ,ow
RATES OF DrscoUN1 TuoMrsoN's OFFICE 81 WALL-sr.
ErOlcu NOueH.
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y Lectures Oh Shakespeare In Brooklyn
Mr. Iudsons Lecture on Shaksreares Age, Genius,
and Mr. Hume Criticisms will be given IN the Lecture
Room Of Brooklyn Institute this evening Friday March H.
al u o'clock.
Admancs for Gentleman, FOR Gentleman and Lady,
30 cents; for Gentleman and two Ladies' Is cts ~
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U5~Irish EmlSrnnt Society of Newly ork.-
Publc notice hereby that election will be held
Monday the seventh day Of April the Office of the
Society Ann street between the hours of eleven o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ 10 choose President three Vice
Presidents Treasurer Secretaries and four members of
the Executive Committee, I'LL the places of AesSrs Samuel
Craydon Charles NJ Marry Charles NJ Connolly and Joseph
Stuart whose of office will expire the second Monday
of May next. ml2 Git
" 4 Lecture OH Emigration and the RIGHT
OF NATURALIZATION, will be given at the Society
Library Lecture Room Tuesday Evening March 49, al
Il o'clock. by THOMAS l. NICHOLS.
Tickets 81 cents for sale Burgess, Striuger Co.'S,
of Broadway and Ann-st. NIL It's
u Post Office, Ncw-YorIt, March I1th,
IS15.-EXPRESS MAlL-The Southern Mail having
been expedited the Northern and Southern Mail Line
between Coyingion Georgia. and Mobile Alabama. by the
schedule taking effect the st instant supercedes
the necessity of the above which therefore dscon
tinued. mis- Otis JOHN LORlAiER GRAHAM, T. NJ.
~ John BuriclI, Dentist, formerly corner of
Broadway aud Chambet has returned from the South, to
1862 Broadway Franlln.st.
T. s he intends spend only about half each day
his Office. it would be well for those who call when he IS
absent leave their aud time of calling again, and
also be particular onnc the giren order
mistakes relation TO the they wish 20
mig lwiss
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ITO FUEhiSHERS OF HOTELS STEAMBOATS,
sIcThr attrntion Of all parties about purchase Car
petinz O rlots article In the line respectfully
,rd TO the large and the .ubscrber
FuIushrrs 1 Hotels and Steamboats, would be enabled make
more satisfactory selections than could be made Al any other
Store The city tam also intending furnish the
ing spring Will nd greatly 10 Their aterrs call b~oTv
making purchsses they will hnd Of the best select
ed and most yanety Of patterns Of all the various
styles Of CareGg OIL Cloths Rugs Sc that there In
market md a. p1ces perfectly xatisizctory.
w. II. CUlON'S New Store
22fis Frortnz ca Fast Broadway and II DiviIion.I,.
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nEpoT or CARcEL OR MECHANICAL LAMPS
~ No 20 JOHN sireet.-We beg 20 announce That we
have lust received 10 cases OF choice goods oeng the bal
ance OF our !mporiatons for this season. SURPRISING IN
beauty Of syle and of lower cost than any articles oil the Ad
ever offered Amongst them will be found some superb
Porcelain Vases and variety OF Porcelain Ldnls and
nsres for candles now much in in Paris and never
before imported rich bronze and slt Lamps win figures
rh a. EsueraIda Panl and Virginia &C in oolcrehei-
,s full length figures in bronze perfect gems Of az FOR
eIan SHADES with exquistey painted landscapes and How
ers Paper Shades Large assoT;rnsat OF new tesns
consisting OF American Scenery the Polka, Masquerace
&c We fee, confident saying. thai are now prepared
% exhib, richer more extensive and complete assort
et Of Iars and Other goods in The line, than can be
onrd 81 aIy similar establishment IN This country Our as
i lar<er than that Of any OF the manufacturers or
500 81 Mechanical! Lamps Paris, of which there
w. les than our prices will now be found rry sr
r. connnrsI 9Th oiieT rrs Of ornament AID Use q
s;,sisrr sfvie II trorkIadHsttp
me lis of the Carcel Lamp. nothing Deed De said 10
,bo.a who have used them To those who h1ve not we
o merel~ STATE that 70. 40 years has and SUI main
i ,ha rrnutation Of being The most pt lamp err IN
n nroof of this we would refer the curious 20 the
authorities Of the most scientific men in France ana TIM
conrr-rv which we have in possession -nd shall
pleased TO exhibit ~ any time
A. DIACoS & {. D. SANToN, Agents.
Lap. Lustres &c furnished fer parties. feiO 2awtr
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RIED.
G .malsasir; Charlie. G. Gunther to

i2th by Rev Mr. Geissenhalner, Charles g. Gunher 10
Amelia \. Il. Arculsrius. -,..
At Albany, 9TH, VIM c. Durant, TO Ana z. White:
A. Schenectady, 5th, Jacob Compton 10 Ma'uas Spa
beck. ro,...
AT Poughkeepse 9th, Henry Piugh TO Susan =. 49, 49,.
AZ Philadelphia llih. Robert L. scyrInyser 70 heA'e
Phillips.
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10 Our citizens engaging TO have Plumbing work
done for their tenants the way of Baths Water Closets
Shower Baths, SC Will do well 10 call on Messrs Pbilbin
jenkins basement No 3John-set whose work has Tins fr
given universal satisfaction. fia;
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Irs- BANK OF WOOSTER, OHIO-The notes Of this
~ 49, WINSL0W g. PERKINS,
No 40 Wnl. street
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THE WINGS WILL RALLY..!

The Wing Electors Of the City of New
Y orls and oil others who disapprove of the
TEXAS lNI0urrY;
All who would express their opinions of injustice done TO
HENRY CLAY;
All who are willing to stand by the wise. sauary and bene
ficeut
Tariff of Wing Congress;
All would congratulate their friends in the interior of the
State on their
Recent JFhig Tictories;
All who determined faithfully support WING Measures
nd abide by the cardinal principle OF rigorous
adherence to Regular
WIG NOMINATIONS,
are iavited TO attend a general meeting at
NATIONAL HALL
on Tuesday Evening, March the Sh Seven clock.
to respond 10 the nomination OF
DUDLEY SELDEN,
the Wing candidate for
MAYOR.
By order OF the Mayoralty Convention,
ABM. Il. LAWRENCE President
81 6E NEiSGo n Err Svec Presidents.
i l. IL. Lfr'5 ,S Ssecre,ares.
70 sixteenth Ward.-The Wing Electors Of III.
First Third and Fourth Districts # Sixtrent Ward will
Tlsay l Gst at r. a, ., As
Sevcnthavenues for the purpose OF organizing their respect
i've Ds' WILLIAM c. Russell, Chm Ward Committee
Sop ~ R 2, L,SPSS; Secretaries. mlsa
u Fourth Ward.-s4t meeting of Democratic
Wigs held The Shakespeare Hotel Wednesday Evening.
March i2h. 1875 the following gentlemen were nominated
for Charter Officers:
For NSsistant-JOHN ". HUBBARD.
For A.se<sors-SJ AGoB EANDEkPooL, JR.
For cOns,,bles-}SbbkkTNIRff : JE siliPSSx
INSPECTORS ist Disirici-B. W. Osborn. Hartman King
INSPECTORS Cd Dis;rict-N. Bunc-. Charles B. Ring.
Inspectors 81 District
Inspectors 9TH Dislrict-Rslph Hall Rufus Rowe.
coward oRsroRN, Seentsry. mi5tE
'" mig Nominations In the Twelfth Ward.
For .7ide,.man
NATHANIEL BOwDITCH BLUNT,
For .3ssisia,if.
HORACE GREELEY,
For assessors. SLAWRENCE Il KERR
tCHARLES 5. MILLER,
tor ConstaSies. SSWMg!kkk | a xGi.AARLEs.
Fer inspectors Of Election.
FYrs, District IsAAc ApE.,ScE.
LEONARD HAxELTISE
Second D;st,,et ) LYMAN +. HNcKLEY
Published by order WALTER BRADY,
. ms w Secretary Nominating Committee.
u Wide Awake! The Fifteenth Ward
All Awnke!-4An immense meeting of the People Pro-
For .4idsrinan,
WI. V. BRADY.
For assistant,
JAS. D. OLIVER
by aeelamation.)
mN ALBT. RoJERs, SECRETARY
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u Hats, Spring Fashion,. NJ. TIE. y ~.
No Bowery ready supply their customers with
Spring style of Hats which equal if not superior III point
feganc. durability and economy 10 those sodat any other
,,,,, IN hi. ci,y rnG wt
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CLOTHING.

CPRlNG oVEnCOATS AND SPRING GOODS
- Gentlemen leaving off their Winter Oyer.coats will bnd
beautiful article for the Spring ready made made TO order
a WAl. Il. JENNINGS CO.'S. 81 Broadway opposite
the Fountain
ALSO,
beautiful assortment Of Spring Goods which ofer at
yery reduced prices. Citizens aud strangers solicited to
call and stock before purchasing elsewhere.
tniG
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GREAT BARGAINS
At THE NV YORK
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

O4tDII I hII1OItI-Np observation-disclosures
1877 Broadway,
Three doors below the Franklin House.
Gentlemen in OF fashionable Over Coat or Cloak.
will do wal to call and examine choice assortment OF
Winter Garments made snd trimmed in the richest
ner and Of fashionable styles, greatly reduced
prices.
Also splendid assortment Of Scari cravats and fancy
dress articles most recent mpOrtaton) comprising
RI variety requisite complete gentIemans wardrobe.
including Dressing Gowns Of every style and price.
with q full assortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ngs OF very rich Styles The most celebrated manu-
facturers.
Fun suits furnished to order at few hours notice.
Cash on delivery, and no deviatio n in prices.
llfi.a j. c. BOOTH & CO.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORK. MARCH u
MINIATURE AINAyAc-.Trrrs nav
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
In the Za'Y'iea from AayagEe-, PE-Mr .,ymar of y
York.
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rFHE WEEKLY MIRROR FOR SATURDAY, March
Il Is ready for Agents aud Subscribers II Is hled
with the following agreeable variety:
England aud Oregon.
What Lady the Inauguration.
Polk aud Texas
The Grisette and the Grand Dame.
ludson's Lectures.
Nesmerism Eclipsed.
Romance Real Life.
Lines from the GERMAN
Lines addressed to Fanny Forester
The Famine in Washington
hlr. Crumbs Letter from Europe.
Mr. Vandenhof's Lecture.
Stunting Of MiIlionares.
Value of a Sweetheart in Dedhsm, Mass.
President Polk Iumorist.
Yankee Partisan AristocIacy.
A Future Passion IN the Egg.
Newell's Patent Lock.
Let-up IN Postage.
The New York - Rocier de Cancalf,
Mirror Corresp OF the observation-disclosures
Items SC. sc.
n = As the present Volume will end the first week pr
.bsc rptions for the Volume should be RENTED mmr
diatey. We call particular attention to the following
liberal terms:
One copy year advance. 81 90
One copy two years ..........,.. ~
NO copies one yeaf go , w
Five ............ -. ~ 90
E.iBht :. ID ID w
ADDE'S SsT pos, paid, MoRRis WILLIS < FULLER.
MIL q Corner of Nassau and Ann-sreets. New-York.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Anctoneer.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS PLArT.-S'ores 2oS
- Brcaiway-Liberal cash Announcements made on
cossgnments for auction sales.
FoRTY-FIRST TRADE SALE-2sih March,
and following days
The regular Trade Sale OF Books SC. under Tie d.
-ectioa OF Committee OF Trade viii AZ the
above date be conducted nader the resala
lions and terms Is heretofore.
The sails cf Stationery. Writing and Printing Papers,
Binders Leather and Mnsltn Sc viii be held on Monday.
Gath OF March.
The trs catalogue Is ready it is large and attract
i've. 4 supplementary catalogue wil Ne issued on the
morning OF the sale: 10. which Will b receive
until Monday, lTih March.
u II. NASH. Auc;ioneer- store l39 Fulton street
n T. " informs his ends and the public that he stu
u. continues the Auction ana Commission Business. a.
the store g Fulton street. and solcits their paironae N
consiruncnts out-ioor sales Of Household FURNITURE.
prv Goods Groceries Hardware, Merchandise and PROP
erty OF every description punc,ualiy attended TO-
xEFEks
r H. Yannest. No. l73 Erou, street.
Thomas H. Lcgce,t. % BeeSman street,
William W Mitchell, 10 Broadway.
HAYS * rrcadwel Franz Kiln House, Broadway.
Hiram Barney. - John street,
James VI. Post. I02 .,mify street Imi'
~ CULpON < Co AGction ana, ComrDi, ssn aer-
L chants, tlS Fulton street. and 81 Ann street.
Liberal sivees made eonstGnInents and prompt 70
turns ui.ie.
FRIDAY.
At l04 o'clock. at "a AnT-st.
SHERIFF SALE OF DSN GoopsConsisiing OF Cloths CAS-
scTc>, NUiNei> elailcls, Sheeng. SrtinE, DE Isics
Npccas, rrnts Muslin. Gloves Hosiery. Hhdfs. Shawis
toScthcr with every article usually found dry goods
store
Sassrrr SALE OF C1ormSc-Comprtsius CloAks. over
Coats Dress do Pantaloons, Vests Shirts Boscs Collars.
Crnvats. HIkts. &c. Sc.
Niso several Trunks and one Guitar.
Also-SHEKYTs OF the contents OF Confectionery
establishment comprising general Candies
about 100 Glass Jars various Sizes, together with
large Copper Pans, MoUds, Marble Slabs, Tools SC. -
Nso-ouc Horse and Wagon.
SATURDAY,
AtlOl o'clock. az Mob avenue u.
SHgsIrFs SALE OF the Fixtures, Counters, store Lamps
AwIius, &c. OF i Dry Goods Store.
MONDAY. March l7th.
At 10 o'clock al No. 81 Jay ST cor. of Hudson
SHERIFF SALE GsocgRIEs-A general assortment OF
Groceries, scales Weights Counters Sc Particulars here
after.
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THE TEA DRINKERS GUIDE;
IT'S MORAL AND MEDICINAL EFFECTS, Sc.
VIII be published this day o'clock aud will be gwen
To all who buy tea either large small quantities. at the
great Tea Warehouse Of the Pekn Tea Company IS Fulton
street. New-York.
|, is curious interesting work, and will be read by
thousands. It's
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TNpopT.yT TO ADVERTISERS.

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS
THE un;ted circulation of the DAILY and Weekly Cour7n
published Hartford. Coan- Il I'VE THorsASp and as
valuable mediums for adVefng they are probably unsa.
r-ive advertisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor ne
5y and all orders left with them Will be pEotnPiy aenaea
~ - ~ 49, MASON FUTILE
NIP y 80 William st. Merchants EIchSngs-.
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EDGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer.

EDGAR JENKINS, Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF REAL ESTATE n he late
JOHN CisadeniHJ 6y 0roiey OF tie Court q ChdHcoy
This property known the Sharon Farm, of which John
C!endcnrs died. seized, COMPRISING ABOUT FIVE
HUNDRED LOTS is situated in the 18th ward OF the city
of Newly ork on the sh and 9th avenues and goth.
00h lOls 1924 1884, l0ih ind l05th streets, hereto
postponed by orders Of the Court OF Chancery
The house, houses and about 10 lots Of ground lying
Immediately contiguous thereto, Will be sold In parcel;
the residue in convenient parcels TO make II object
the purchasers. The sale will he made at public
ton under the direction Of the subscriber, by Messs.
Halliday Jenkins Auc,oncers Thursday, 20ih March
ut II o'clock VI. ut the Merchants Exchange
The sale win be positive and peremptory TO the highest
bidder. The said premises shown and described
map the said property, which be procured until tho
day of sale OF Mcssrs. Halliday jenkins. No. 10 Broad
street The terms aud mode OF sale will be announced st
the time and place Of such sale
FLOYD SMITH, Trustee, &c.
ml3ists No. lSS Pearl street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALMos OPERA HoUsE-Parsast:e and Boxes. %
BENEFIT OF TIE a5c LAPIEs' INDUSTRIAL
FRIDAY EyENING. M.leh lith the entertainment viii
go, - soMSAM OLE BULL
Of OF. sa NJ c1
t.aS a DIS Hf~e'hsr Faro Hotss e hel team
fs,i ss @ Mon. M9 s al,s f5s
I sI t , s .ad no.s; ss Sc Ssss,SSy
S S1io on Accordion. VI Hnn!!ey.
SHiN-DE-fEEL-aIi
Or :he Gum Elastic Slipper.
Doors FIT BESEFiT oF TG {Sn coFhSY
THREE, OPERAS will b lsrotfne ~ '','
1t beng positively her last .ppeaS,nes Is they are an
Fr, Tier and Parlpe,tee : cents Second TIER,
y B1The Box ciee is oryn from 10 5 where seats can
- secured.
JUVENILE CoNCERT-rhe Concert the AlIru,i
TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN.
s an THis EVENING March iitS hi @S,; seven
Tickets l2i csa for all ass for sale at Raynor 70 Bow
cry AMI At the door Of the Church NIL IL
T AST WEkk OF Jt.RIT> lLt.N--lIR t.ruEK.
Il woon's P,>oEkN, viii positively be closed after Sarr-
he Gaas Building from Chambsr,.
iiisei Adrnis9n Que SSiiitns y b The Gdery viii be
ISSvEsTIG ATOMS II ANIMAL MAGNETISM and
and PhrsaolGsistFr9f RODGERS has the honor
nonnce his intention Of delivering Course of Four Lectures
on the above valuable sciences with interesting eavJ
ulentS,
Rutgers inss;n's Madisen-stree Tuesday Of each week
commencing TUESDAY. ith March
Clinton Hall Wednesday Of each week, commencing Wed
American Republic Hall corner Of Avenue and Sd ST
March and
St Luke's Buding, Grove and Hudsons, Fri.
day OF each week, COMMENCING Friday tn March. To
mence AZ half past O'Clock.
rekels which will admit Lady and Gentleman Is cca,s
mil ;tis-
A MEXICAN NIUSEUlI-c Oraer 81 Broadway and Ann.
11Stre-t.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK:
Every Evening at Il O'clock and "Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons at 3 o'clock.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF ATTRACTIONS.
DR.. VALENTINE the celebrated Laughing Philosopher
MISS ORNlLLE charming Vocalist
Mrs. WESTERN talented artistic.
LA PETITE CARLlNE. graceful DanseuSe
MADAME ROCKWELL, Fortune. Telling FetrolcSs;.
GREAT WESTERN, unequalled Low Comedian.
Mr. COLE. the wonderful ContoronS
Mr. WIN. WHITLOCK. BANJO Player
MIR. w. J. HAMILTON, Ballad Singer
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMIC MELANGE,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Western and Mr.. Whitloek.
Admission p cents-ChJren ander 10, l2 cents. MO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-14

:. &. FUTILE, .luctioneer.
CUTLERY, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY
~ GOODS. &c.-IACoB :. rLATr will sell THIS
DAY At i0 o'clock, the Auction Room. No. % Plat
corner Of Gold St $50 lots OF French aud German Hard
ware Fancy and Staple Goods sc. consisting part OF
double and single barrel Guns. Powder fasks Percussion
Caps Nions, Flutes. Accorions scopes Lead Pencils
Work Boxes c. = Table and Tea Spoons Pipes Croker
SONS drilled Eyed Needles Knitting Pins, Thlmbles
States. PencilS, husbands, Letter stamps Cologne. Toy
Watches, sc.
Also, 675 dozen Ivory Stag, Self tip and White Bcnc
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks, Carves Steels &c
Also, li2i dozen Pen and Pocket !, ,, and blade
Knives RazOrs, Scissors, Shears, &c.
Also, pattern cards OF Sheffield Goods, viz. British
plate Table and Tea Spoons Sugar rongs, Butter Knives,
SHUTTERS, Lanccts, Pen and Pocket Knives, Sc.
Also. ~ sets Japanct Tea rrays ami Walters, IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-14

MEMORANDA.
The packet ship Wellington for London, reported sailed
has returned and anchored the South West it,
sequence OF head wind.
The Tarquina, arrived last evening from Mayaguez)
made her passage ont in less than seven days.