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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FAREWELL OF THE FILIBUsTERs-AT MEET
inf IF The 9 ns as at ss
John Cooper Secretary was resolved that Of
homes &s ass ss' john Baker t.
have to discharge their duty the following
TO Aldermen Tweed, Francis the Cuban Refugees" r.
wants Of the returned Cuban Prsoaers-
fortunate can forget your acts Of
Tay s the be % sn T IN in
III our bosoms with and pleasing emotions look
hack on the past and remember all your sympathes and
admiration his strenuous abors in
derman Francis ants associates who exerted themselves
pretors Of shs Bowery Amphitheatfe Hessrs Sands
To the Cuban Refugees we would say that we fully ap
Preciate the exalted motives which induced them to
and take srdent an interest the survivors Of that
the ss Sa " s II
most beautiful spots the wide domains Of earth They
Efforts to plant the tree q liberty their so that
might Al and Ss rich and AND
here With Al. our hearts and it. with emotions
sand: Co.. q he BS8sry AmPhshss.rs also acted
:sysss, ana rendering h.saso%s benefit We would
such perfection in all the
tion interest to the circus did here The most
exquisite beautiful feas performed in equestrian
m tumblnP somersetism (excuse the phrase and in
the interesting science Of equbrums while the dancing
pretty, and the wit Of the clowns rich to profuson
To Professor Williams who gave benefit in the city
Of Brooklyn, and after magnificent oystsy
supper keeping with the ibersy and dgnined polite
his disposition, would tender
grateful acknowledgement We know, and can testify
from actual experience to the truth the science upon
which he ecturng to crowded audiences in the cities
Of Brooklyn and New of having been pupils
in Psychology in New Orleans We think that invaluable
will be made in the operations Of the mind and
the SOUL from deductions from tho facts and principles
which taught in the new and novel science Of Mental
and discussion and wish to have the
benefit Of good laugh to and hear the Profsr-fol
here they will find both these tastes wonderfully and
yelously gratfed: We wish here to correct mistake Of
the HERALD Of the Esd inst, in publishing the
Wood inst Professor Williams Prosesso,
ia gentleman possessed Of all those higher qualities
Accomplishments which adorn add greatness and dig
nifty to the nature Of nAn.
ssr MeCloskey and Cooke have received expression
Of thanks another occasion In this
include all those they too to mention
who have given their sympathy and support aided
in any degree BY giving individually oothe,
or small sums Of money Farewell gentlemen, and Goo
bless you oil. J. D. BAKER,
NAncu "a 1852 JOHN q. IRISH \
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NAncH %, 1882.

CARD-CAPTAIN MANO LULLEY. LATE OF THE
~ Hungarian Army being about mp residence
in takes this method Of returning his sincere
noble hospitality extended to him since his arrival in the
Steamer Mississippi and also to the citizens generally but
particularly the aides
M and Mr. p D. Howard, Mr. LnSheimsr. Nj, and Mrs
thanks from his heart all those generous friends who have
given him. exile the means Of establishing himself in
business by which he be able support his large and
needy family And lastly he thanks the Camden and Am
boy Railroad Co. for ticket for for himself fam
lily TO Philadelphia. HAN0 LULLEY.
CITIZEN voLUNTEERs-THE OFFICERS ATTACHED
to the First Division Citizen Volunteers requested
to attend Getting to be held at Central Hail.
Friday evening March 26h at IA o'clock; complete
their for celebrating the anniversary OF the
battle OF Lexington, the 18th Of pr BY order
HENRY WILSON, Major General.
TINE BENEVOLENT SONS OF WESLEY WILL CELE-
brate their thirteenth Annual Anniversary with the
presentation Banner by the Rising
In lions church, corner Of Church and Leonard streets
Thursday evening, March 25th. Exercises
O'clock Admission l2ls cents
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certain king who offered large reward any one
would furnish him with pleasure. The sovereign
people this reat have determined
for the hmole, prepared and sold by William Boyle III
Washington street Boston, that charming pound
Ing produced the ncvst pleasure and which every
tcrnan who uses IL for shaving readily and gratefully
Acknowledge As preparation promoting shaving IL
Is unparalleled Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. %
SANDS, 100 Fulton street Rueht0D Clark Co. 213 and
MILAN l3 Broadway Cary Co.. 2t5 Pearl street. and ~
druSstts and perfumcrs throughout the world.
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ton, that CRlSTADORo the fashion able
world and the public Liquid Hair Dye, which superior
TO any other known Its superiority lies its prceervae
a. well as lite cosrng properties Not only does II produce
the richest and shades Of brown black
stenty but does this without imparing the life Of tho
hair On the contrary IL reyitnzcs the fbres The
ponents Of the preparation chemically the those
which nature for the purpose That the result
tsanpication be witnessed is all the inventor asks
well knowing that when it's merits understood must
supersede every other hair dye Applied and sold wholesale
and retail at CRISTADoR0's Wig and Scalp Establish
M q Asto
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The Erie Railroad IL youngest Of these and
Of its earnn les in proportion to its cost but
doubt if it's will be large per mile con
derng it's cost the central na Of roads The earnings
Of the Erie Canal give greater PER me- the
than any railroad in this section of country. Its
expenses being only for airs aud ts derived
entirely from tolls the outlay ifng compared with
the income 1t therefore productive and doubtless
will continue while railroads running alongside Of or
competing with It, will find it difficult to squeeze out the
most moderate rate Of dividend. More than sixty mil
lions Of dollars invested in works Of internal improve
ment raversing this State between the East and tho
West depending principally upon the Western trade for
revenue and profit Pennsylvania Maryland, and yir-
GINA have already railroads and canals extending to the
West, seeking and competing for their portion
Of the trade Of the valleys of the Ohio and Mssis-
sippi More than one hundred and thirty millions
Of dollars Lave already been expended public and
private works connecting the seaboard with the
lief that within the next five fifty millions more will
Object viz: the Western trade. Competition al
ready high and is daily increasing tho result Of
which easily be forcsecn. The employed to
raise capital to carry completion NAM OF the works
commenced ave been off character calculated
the most alarming apprehension, and fearful orcbodngs
relative to tho result liquidation will later
stalk triumphant throug tie land and those who have
become deeply involved in the issues Of railroad bonds
rather county town city bonds issued railroad
companies will find they have mol Legal claim upon those
bodies, corporate and incorporate Who promised
to pay. Fraud and usury will be put in for
non-paymen and population will be boldly advocated
and adopted We already Indications Of such spirit
and those who arc fo ewarncd are forearmcd
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

IJIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY.-AT
the annual election Of the above society," held ut Mont
gomery Hall 70 Prince street Monday evening the 22d
inst Eesrs Patrick Garrck John Duffy AVID Patrick Ha
appointed Teers. The following gentlemen
elected officers Of the society the ensuing
President Thos Bren Jr $50 Mott street. LIST General
Vice President Michael Redmond sr s2s Front street. I'd
Patrick Dee At Twelfth street; Assistant do do Thomas
Cushing sss Twelfth street; General Treasurer, Patrick
kerrigan, 5o4 Washington street.
HOUSE CARPENTERS, ATTENTION.---TUE AD-
journed meeting Of the trade will be held
ton Hall Wooster street Thursday evening March %
at o'clock.
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a. Co. the following conditions, viz $3.50 IL the
celebrated Bohemian Hair Dye does instantly change
red sandy hair 70 beautiful black $3.50
Il the color attained over changes fades, S25o if in
jnres the hair skin $40 any other hair dye possesses
the same good qualities Sold wholesale
tail at the Perfumery Store Hudson street cents
case Sc per dozen N BThe price will be raised
n
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HOTELS.

work FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Iudeate Ill., London.The above house is centrally
situated has an excellent coffee twelve private
sitting rooms between forty and fifty light airy bedrooms
agood smoking room; cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in nttendnnc fixed charge Tor SER
wants the New York Herald fled. Thomas Quartermnns
ten.er his grateful thanks 20 his American rionds Tor the
i.vsss hs ~ tbssr hsnds, aAd sshsss
tLsiy seDtl.ssS patsspsgs aad rsesmnsHastisA.
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The nrrS OF the year has arrived and brings with il
al thote de s ~, ,e cure Of which the above medicine
STANDS wthou, Ia ana IT'S extraordinary efficiency
been sufficiently atested by the nupbersss oeraSstss
which the Trorriet mas received from the dis
tnguished persons the age and which ever ready 10
show 70 those who via 70 test lite beneficial qualities
be had wholesale retail at I22 Fulton
bottles, pint, 30 cents, qua IT. 81. h''
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Hair Dye the best discovered oorng the hair or
wbiskers the moment 1t applied The wonderful
certainty With which this fsvorite And old established
Dye performs astonishng 1t ir for sale or applied at
bAICHELoks Wig Factory, No. Wall street.. Copy the
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Mrs. Jeryls,a Cold CnndY.--The urant a =.

stencil, BY using Costars Exermnator ~ mice cook
rooohes ants &c. Not dangerous TO the human family
CosTARS Depot a. Broadway. Warranted slsstusl In
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and strangers requested to call the Of
NEDHuRsT HEARD, q Maiden lane, where they have
hand the largest and cheapest assortment Of
Hair In the city Also TO witness the spring style VI
Hair Cutting for 1862.
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NEY MARKET.

TUESDAY, arch 23-j +. W.
We have nothing to rcpor in the st ocx market to-
day, At the first board the demand quite active
and Sigh improvement was realized Morris Canal
went up a or cent; ong Island II Canton Company
al Portsmouth Company ~ Hudson River Railroad u;
Realing abroad "a Norwich aud Worcester Railroad
y, Erie Rarord u; Harlem Railroad x; New JERSEY
Zinc Company 70; Erie bonds 1S6s, Il. At the second
board, Canton Company advanced "a per cent; Norwich
and Worcester Il Erie Railroad "a North American
Trust T. The lu in the speculative excitement Of the
past few days has been favorable for the bulls and has
doubtless given them additional strength to initiate the
bubble to greater extent. Money continues easy and
facilities for carrying ste cks cheap and abundant
The receipts at the Office of he Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day amounted to S90503 IS; payments
So, $50 26-balance, s271S,628 q.
The directors Of the Bank of the United States yester
day executed the general assignment in conformity with
the resolution Of the adopted at their meet
ing held the 18th inst and it has been recorded &C.
cordng to law.
The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Company
have during the past week. negotiated for the sale of
the bonds the company being the balance
Of the $150000 which the company authorized to
borrow for the purpose Of repairing and stocking road
The bonds realized to the company 95 e5k per cant
The bonds lien upon the road, the State aucity
having waived their right fo- that purpose.
Quotations for foreign exchange remain without atera-
ton he supply Of bills on the market is equal to the
demand. he steamship sia, foc Liverpool, tomorrow
will take out much specie engas ements ofimport-
ance ave been made and there as been no movement
in the str Get.
The of the series Of meetings in behalf the Albany
and Susquehanna abroad, which commenced in Feb
ruary, was held at Bnghamton on the 10th inst The
amount subscribed along the line the road thus far
has re, ched $4,000 and the direc living In the
counties Of schohare Osego AMI Proome have already
appointed ie.urn series of meeting and have issued
circulars to all the towns interested in the road urging
| on additional subscription Of $350,000.
table which nrst appeared in the Albany argus has
been generally copied showing the cost and earnings
each Of the three great routes through this State
West. The figures put down against each line are oil
wrong. e a correct table, for the purpose Of
showing the relative position of each route in cost and
| revenues
I THE THREE GREAT RourEs or WESTERN TRADE AND
TRAVEL.
Length. Cost. G issc Ear"i"iG e.,
e., c4ral....... 1866 sn47oo7o sasssosl s37os,eeo
Contra Line RR 81 i5$g sa 2sSs.i9s s,o oi5,ssao
Total .... l.I5s s6os7276l s7ssss6l $3.50. 9s2
Earnings per mile Erie Canal, in 1851. $40 I4s
do do. Erie Railroad do. ......... 1896
10. Sehtrai Line ~ N No.. eZzl
| Sost POT He IN $3.50
20. 10. 81. haiIfouu 9o,. 5l.Ib
w. w. Seh'A"i A]'ne " ~ w., 4l,UlL
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Bros Portable Blacksmith offered
No. CO Duane street These FORCES large enough weld
three inch square bar Of iron Tkey compact pos
blast superior TO any other forge Also Bar
ron Bros Portable Furnaces for milling operations.
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who afflicted with Rheumatsm, Pains, Aches sore
Throat Sc will get certain and speedy Nv using
BUSHS Magic Cream Eminent at Cost Of only VI cents
Principal Depot 5 greenwich ftyee serscg efEgape, AL
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but one IA JOEL Co., No. 643 Broadway being about
70 effect some extensive alterations in their store will sell
at an immense reduction their well assorted stock Of
Watches rich Jewslry Silver and Silver plated War; Por
eelan Vases Papier Ksche Wares Opera Glasses Fans and
other rich Fancy Goods their imporation) until
I'd Of April when their store will be sosed while tho tsra
tons being effected.
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Irunpes. Blindness and Deafness annlated by the
Dr. Lutcner new treatment the that being dali
Performed by its almost miraculous The Deaf
Blind wanted alike TO call and be cured DR. Lutencr
lnfrmary 50 Prince street. second house from Broadway
daily from 2 till s.
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are pronounced the most perfect init alton OF
yet invented Those wanting very superior article should
call At BATCHEIORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. all
street where be found the largest and
In the oity. Copy the address.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

N0TICE-POST OFFICE, NEW YORK-THE MAILS
IN for Cslifornis, e. via Havana per United statos
mail steamer Georgia will close this Office
March Hth, at T. NJ WIN. " BRADY, T.. ".
DoST OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER OF
East Broadway ails for California Europe per
steamers Asia and Georga-The mails for California viii
this dpy, ut l2s ocock Mails Liverpool Lon don
Ireland, France and Gernan will close this morning at
l00cloek-March 2th. AARON SWARfs
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exception or reservation the very best equally
celebrated GOURAUDS AedicAtsd Soap, fer curing PIN
pies fcskles sallowness. chaps, shsfs roughnss So
Peudre Subtitle uproots hair from any Of the body
Liquid Rouge. Lily White and Hair Clos, 1t 81 Walks
street, Broadway.
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lots and farms in shares at Lake Land l. L. delightful
place for lady and gentleman reside These
and village lots are cold very low payable in small monthly
inttaments. few shares only remain which we advise
our friends to take At Apply to CHAS WOOD 20S
broadway corner 81 Fulton street, where and pam
Llets had.
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CISrchuUh's Wigs and Tonnes .s,nd ,

rvaled for their perfect beauty Of finish ghtness AMI
durability Gentlemen would do well 10 os and soc them
before purchasing elsewhere. Copy the address, 7g Broad
way, up stairs opposite Towards Hotel.
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THE ggRF.

(ENTREvILLE coURSE.-TGOTTING.-THU
~ April first at three O'Clock NJ 400 mile
hcpts, TO wagon play Or pay. Mr. Wheau names BIZ IN.
Lady Haynes. u. IonckLn names b. y. Contrcvllc
JOEL CONJKLIN, Proprietor.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GRouND.-TRoTTING.-
~ purse Of s23 will come on on Wednesday tho 2th.
mt ~ o'clock, mile heats best three in i've saddle
Closed with the following sntries:Thomss Davis
&. Beppoi H. Jones enters Jm g. Brooks enters br.
Jackson Colonel Bartine enters Cray Dick:
Owner enters 2. g. John Anderson. &. LUFP, Prop.
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Hutehings' Vegetable Dyspeps,. B,.ter..-

ne Remedy for Coughs Colds Uoasenss end the various
thr AZ and lung plants Sold by Mrs. w JERyIS ss
BrsA iwsy, And druggists generally.
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CANT Cheap--We have hand choice lot Of
reasonable Clothing Sacks black cloth IS SO tweed 81 So
and cashmere Vests 81 Over Coats s. Corner Of Nassau
and Beekman streets. LEVIE s. REGAIN.
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NOTIONS FOR CALIFORNIA AND EUROPB-THR wIKePF
TRIAL, ETC., ETC., ETC.
The seanships Asia, for Liverpool with the European
mails and the Georgia. for Chagrcs, with the Pacific
mails, win leave this port to-day.
The NEw YoRK WEEKLY HERALD, with the latest news
from all parts Of the world printed in French and Eng
h win be ready at half past nine O'Clock this morning
1t win also contain the full report of the singular trial Of
Chevaler wko in Genoa for attempting to force Miss
Gamble to marry him.
Agents mgst send in their orders at early hour Sin
Gle copies in wrappers sixpencc.
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:" TIC ii RAFT EXPLAINED-PERSONS WIDE
w awake controlled by the power the will d. Brown,
Acknowledged to be the successful
age Lectures and Psychology every
this week. at the Society Library Rooms
and Leonard street Mr. Brown is popular lecturer
his experiments are Of such convincing character that the
most determined skcps 90 away firm believers
science.
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New snyincs Bank,-Persons yyishlnr Ia

money certainly cent in the purchase Of
Clothing by the Empire Clothing Warehouse
and l22 FULTON street. three doors below Nassau,
SMITH, DRUHGOLD PROCH.
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sh will be ready at half past nine O'Clock this morning
will also contain the full report of the singular trial of
Chevalier wiko in Genoa for attempting to force Miss
Gamble to marry him.
Agents mxst send in their orders at early hour Sin
gle copies in wrappers sixpence
Positive Salc.-A Magnificent Farm on the
banks Of the gdson at anstSn a Park Hotel on the
1t contains upwards Of hundred of
rich NTH Fss saG Fruit Hay rr+ and also
appurtenances requisite for farm or boarding
a S the rSer house on
an emnenee and commands one OF the most pietnresape
King or G. Lcyie 1856 Nassau street Terms u sale-one
half cash; the balance on bond and mortgage.
Passengers per steamship United States arc
to a the s aT ina sas be- s on
2P. NJ. Friday. as she leaves punetually at N.
Genin's Spring Model.-Competition Is n
thing be talked Of where there is equality but Genins
outside the pale fashion Examine the material the
workmanship the finish and the beauty the shape There
No "a Broadway, opposite St. Pauls.
Hats.-Nothing could be more appropriate
for the head Of article than article designed for the
ton as well made HIT; hence continued praise or
the Of Hats in town and his
style for the present season COM
Woods Spring Fashion for Gentlemcn's
as y % The se with
572 Broadway, adjoining Niblo'a.
The reason or the Great Rush Mt the Em-
pre Clothing Warehouse 10 and I'D Fulton street. that
ii ia II 5;
any house in the Trade.
New Savings Bnnk.-Persons wishing to
certainly Of
Clothing by paronizing the Empire Clothing Warehouse 40
and ~ FULTON
Cents Spring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! Ele-
CANT! CheapWe have on hand now most choice lot Of
CASHMERE sah rae sud rss. Sc SATIN
and cashmere Vests 81 Over Coats g. Corner Of Nassau
Smooth and unwrinklcd as the brow Of
shirts ade the patent plan introduced BY AGATE 27
snsI and a. his
nsed that In all tho essentials Of comfort and elegance
There is an Art, Skill, a Taste, In Shirt
making in other oseupations combining utility and
%s1 has been brought 70 the aid
the style Of hi. shirts unSiyalisd. " - - wv ~
still far greater reduction In prices, at
r. % rs
all wool ingram Carpet spring patterns at s. and
ana a.
low prices.
The Crystal Palace Again.-Patent Tapcs-
Iy s It s
Mosaic and scroll figures Of the most
20 Bowery. the original depot n. B-Beware limitations
Great Bargains In Carpetings!A Peterson 4
Humphrey s7oBroadway. Of White street, having
purchased largely the late auction sales will
Of the at the following low prices-Rich veye
Tapestries $751; Brussels Three ply Is $751; Ingraius
4. to g.. and all other goods equally low.
New Carpets, for spring trnde.-Tapestry
vevets Tapestry Brussels Threepy Ingram other
styles Of Carpets Oil Cloths &c Gc Also complete
sortment and Chamber Carpets in Brussels Three
ply ingrain and Dutch Carpets comprising many tasty
cash. and made up fit the rooms at short notice.
T. md lAf Pa atra
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the head article than article designed for the
head there article Of dress worthy
ton well made Hut hence continued praise OF
KNOX of No. IDS Fulton street He is to be
successful uacturer Of Hats in town and his
the present for beauty
fort, and excellence. Call. know. and patronise him.
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NEWsPAPER FOR THE AILLION....THE NEW YORK
~ Reveille Of this week ontains the dfe ~ L mr.
written by himself and Is full humorous Wood ct
fac simfe OF the Lost clay Medal and pIenty OF orni
Stories HTS az the 1mcr Hon. Mike Walsh Inter, tinire
n.'tns,r' , NN.,..,eIi Is., r.ol and SeIlea.,..
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youth and beauty the bo.oms Of the celebrated
Shirts ade the patent plan introduced by AGATE @
Broadway Tho accuracy and beauty Of their fit be-
proverbia in all sections Of the Union and it is ad
mtted that in all tho essentials Of comfort and elegance
they are wholly unrvalled.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXPERIMENTS. AT
i Union Buildings, l63 Bowery.--Professor OWEN will
lecture Wednesday (ths day 2th and Saturday 9th
Of March Classes for instruction, &C., will be formed
Terms extremely moderate. Admission One Shilling.
Doors open at haif-past6 Commence at half-past7
DROFESsOR SILLIAAN'S THIRD LECTURE AT THE
Spingler Institute. this evening will be on Water
steal and chemical history and in general the fluid cond
ton Of matter. and the spheroidal state Of fluids
ITO THE LADIRS.-A COURSE OF FREE LECTURES
before ladies, will be given by Dr. Booming the hall
Of the Society Library CORNER q street and Broad
way at three o'clock Thursday Friday, and Satur-
day Of this week. Physical education
and cure Of weaknesses and diseases OF females Ladies
generally are invited.