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BOSTON DAILY EVENING TRANSCRIPT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1854. BY TELEGRAPH Nfto anbertl0ement0. Neto EUbcrttennmtB. At Marshall, N. T- 19th alt, Mr, gram Ten, apfWI 191 yoan! Horolawt deeghter lUU purvtve harTrt AifrsStt, H.

J. KT. Jonx PnteBT.H, fixmeriy off Newfearyport. i i .1 Hrrac Hall. Conceit of tbe Jullba Boriesqae Operatic Troupe.

amort Hall. Emmit'i Great Panorama of California. Thx rERFETTiox of DAorxBBxnTTrrso can be seen at Altan Co's saw rooms No. 8884 Washingtoa street, where some of the best specimens of tlie art we hare ever seen are dally carried away by the hundreds of delighted visitors who throng their unique and elegantly fitted up rooms. The meet reserved end courteous attentions are bestowed npon their patrons, by tlie several ladies and gentlemen employed at this popular establishment.

A Diskkvedly Famous Phyhciax. The feme which Dr. Root has obtained by his wonderful emus is immense. Ho physician in the country has eared so many eases of consumption, cancer, heart, liver and other diseases. Therefore he the peretai to consult if yoa are sick.

Make a note and govern youraelf accordingly -at the Marlboro Hotel. The Dr. returns to Hew York in a few days, and will not probably return under a year. If tastefol and not orer-tedlooa entertainments are the order of the indication, tbe Boeton Museum holds out its modbum of pleasantries for the crowd. It ha its own styb of pieces and its own style of patrons, and between them baa become established a most popular resort npon wbbh ss a peopb rather pride ourselves.

Tis Tnuu, Cal row A (a, opposite the American House, ilanover street, eaa cluibe your boys with better taste aad at lower prices, than any establishment In Hew England. Their garments fit wdl and wear wdl, and are superior in every respect. Ifyou doubt it, call with your little ones," ana you will be satisfied that ws speak the truth. A Lamb Invoice of Choics Tias has Just been reeeirsd at Redding Co's warehouse, US Washington street, embracing all the choieest varieties of Oolong. Soochonr, 1 oung and Old Hyson, which they are selling at the rate of five pounds for 81 60, ana five pounds for 81 76.

Thb latter a very superior article. Opbratiobs ox ran Feet. Wo would refer tho reader and the friends of the late Dr. Caro, to the advertisement of bereaved widow In another eolnmn. Mrs.

C. waa instructed by hb hand, and every way competent to perform any operation on tho feet Her residence at Ha 6 Franklin street EVENING TRANSCRIPT. BBWBBUT ETENINO. APRIL MwT Fait Days. We pnblUh npon the fint pa two prodmnttioni by Mamchusetti Governors, both appointing the sixth day of April as a day of fluting.

One Is by a Royal GoYernor, serving under George IL; the other, by our present excellent Chief Magistrate. Not quite a century has elapsed since the first one was written, and yet to what events it relbrsi At that time three expeditions were proposed in Massachusetts; the fint against Louisbourg; the second against Ti-coaderoga; and the third against Fort du Qoesne all of which were successful. The wan with the Indians on the frontier were carried on with vigor and effect by Governor Fownail in person. The deaths of three eminent divines of the period occurred that year: Jonathan Edwards, President of the College in New Jersey, and formerly minister of Northampton; Thomas Prince, pastor of the Old South Church, and nthrw of A Chronological History of New England, published In 1736; and Experience Muy-hew, minister at Marthas Vineyard, aged W. He spent 83 years of his lift in the gospel ministry, chiefly among the Indians of that island.

Fast Day is not observed in Rhode Island. We have never seen a statement of the reasons for this departure from the customs of tho other New England States. The Governor of that State appoint a day of Thanksgiving, but we do not remember an instance of bis appointing a State Fast I Political Discovxxt. Recent events in the Bff of New Hampshire and Connecticut have proved that there Is a North; and the Providence Journal of this morning, in allndlng to the election in Rhode Island, says the day will fix tho latitude of that State. Thx Covet.

The new comet can now be seen every evening, toon after dork, in the western heavens. The Ton Omci will he opened tomorrow morning between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock. The Custom House willtM closed for the day, as usual. Actual Fast. Tomorrow being assigned, by His Exoelleney the Governor, as an Annual Tart, no paper will be issued from this office.

Bxniora Accident. A days since, says the Truveller, a number of boys wen playing with bows and arrows at City Tolnt, South Boston, when an arrow, candoeriy aimed, entered tbs right eye of asm of Horace B. Darling. The miaaile waa Immediately removed, and a surgeon called, but ilnoe then young Darling baa boon confined to his bed, and it almost entirely blind. It is thought that one eye is Irrecoverably lost.

MosxanEQYTT. The Handel and Haydn Society ofe a rich minimi entertainment tomorrow evening, when they will perform Romini's splendid Oratorio, whieh has been taeehred with sueh delight by crowded audiences, at its representations by this Society the present season. It is ths last night of Us performance, we would especially commend It to tho patronage of our suburban friends, who will be able to return home in tbs late trains after the concert. Miutaxy Frmsu. Dr.

William dark, First Lieutenant of the Soul of Soldiery, and alao a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery and the Boehm Veteran Association, died yesterday morning, and win be buried with military honors, tomorrow. Daniel A. Ta inter, past commander of the Veteran Association, tho died yesterday morning at his residence in Charlestown, and will be interred at Dedham Friday. The Veteran win perform the military honors. STAnnrxo Case.

About 10 oclock hut night, the Watch ware culled into a house at the corner of Broad Old Bread streets to arrest Daniel Danahoe for stabbing John McLaughlin with a pocket knlfo in three dlflbront parts of bis body. The wound were not of a dangerous eharuoter. Donahoe waa brought before, the Folios Court this morning charged with Intent lo Ml, and waiving an examination was held in 8800 for trial at the Municipal Court. He was committed in defkult of baiL Boston Daiin Cstning (Transcript. Vatins.

New York, ith. Ashe steady. Cotton dull. Flour 90 19r higher; I ala 9991 Md common In straight Mate HSlti1, common to good Ohio 1 967 874: Southern 11 He betters sales 18 obis mixed to good brand 1 0747 87W. Grain' Wheat Ann; Mir of MM tra; (Southern ordinary red $1 SS; damaged bite do 81 49.

Corn le lower ale 17.100 bus mixed 748741, white 75 70, yellow 79889, mixed yellow 13477. CroTlakins unchanged, whiskey better Prison 15M6 Ktocbx. Sew York. Mb. A general decline baa been exnerlaueed today.

Money to active at 1 IT cent on call. Sterling Exchange la firmer at WtlNi for Bankers blCntOi CoSSHbM; Crystal raise 10; Mich Central UHeadmgHmanlnxtou TIN Harlem 1 54 Niearagaa Transit SIH Hudson Hirer SS. yiw Ouluam, 4th Soon. Cotton active. Sales already SOUS bale.

lrtce advancing. SmrKawa. Sew Tort, Sth. Ar ship WmTapacott, Bell, Liverpool; Rattan, (of Hanson, Cadiz Porto Kico; I Back, (of Orland,) Coomb, Havana; steamer Augusts, fm Savannah, on Hataidav, F. M.

Arttb. ships Guy Maimerlng, Freeman, Uvsrpool; Washington. 1'age, do: Hanihee, Win sate, Bio Janeiro; brig Rlltehbnm, Kills. stanza. Ar at Kew Orleana 4th, ship Undaunted, Freeman, ard Ja Wright, Kaaeau.

of Ho ton. Spoken Mar list IS to, lou 73. ship Henry KIngsland, for new Bedford; nothing further. CoarUXIRAlT COXCEBT FOX THU BEUEFIT OF Dwight's JoruxAL of Horae. It is beliersd that a Complimentary Concert for the benefit of the Journal of Mule, wfll afford to the lovers of music in Boston, and its vicinity, aa agreeable opportunity iff testifying their sense of the very valuable services which the editor iff that Journal has rendered the musical cultivation of our community.

In this belief the undersigned would respectfMly invito tho attention of the musical public to an object which they consider to bo eminently worthy the cooperation of all who taka an interest In the elevation of tho publio tastes, and who appreciate the single-minded deration to the cause iff Art, and the elevated teal, whieh have so honorably distinguished the management of the Journal of Husk. Casl Biboxaw, The Mexdblssouu Qrnresna Ctxa, Oreo Dxxsxx, Kobixt E. Arruoar, Habvabo Musical Amocl, E. L. Bavaou, (H.

W. Pickering, Fie. Taos. G. Cabt, Abbott Lawxbxce, CniCEEBIXO SOX, H.

W. LOXOFBLLOW, Joacrn Coouooe, Elus Obat Louao, T. B. Ccans, Gao aoa R. Rcssbll, R.H.Dana, GioaomTicxxoa, Gaoxoa Dkkbt, J.

B. Vms, Saxoxl A. Euot, Manuel G. Tad, J. T.

Fields, G. J. Webb, H. L. Fbothixcdax, K.

C. Wunaxor. The Concert will be gives in the Lecture Room of the Mush) Hall, on Friday evening, April 7, at 7) oclock. The price of ticket will he 60 cents to he procured at the principal Mule idlers, and at ths door on tho evening of the eoneert. Case of tbb Sufurixtxxdxxt of Health.

Tho hearing upon the charges brought against Col. Ezra Forristall waa continued yesterday afternoon, when the evidence waa closed, and tba arguments are to be made tbb afternoon. Wo barn that before proceeding, yesterday, the principal counsel for tbe prosecution stated that he waa almost tempted to abandon the ease, aa the newspapers In general, and the Transcript in particular, had virtually decided the matter. But tlie chairman of the committee and the counsel for tbe defence, reminded the wanderer that the newspaper were not on trial, a fret which he seemingly forgot. The result of the testimony, yesterday, fully sustained the position we took la our notice of the first session of tho investigation, viz.

that the charges made were not even sustained by the witnesses called by the parties active in the movement. It did not require much sagacity to see that the whole proceedings were ridbuloui, the charges frivolous aad that the result of the investigation would be more eredltabb to Hr. Forristall than to his accusers. The mountain has brought forth a very small mouse, and as flu- as ire have beard tbe opinion expressed, it is that the person bringing, the charges, bis witnesses and counsel, bar been engaged npon about tbe smallest business that baa been brought to public notice for a long time. Attkmptixo to Pam CorxTxnrxrr Bills.

A young man recently from the country, named Charles Berry, was brought spin the Police Court this morning, for attempting to para a counterfeit 85 bill on tho Buflulk Bank, Boston, and having in possession another counterfeit PS bill on tbe Exchange Bank, Fort-land. He ottered the Suffolk bill at a store on Black-tone street in payment for a penknife, but was fold tt was bad, and afterwards attempted to change tt at an apple stand, when officer Bennett followed him and arrested him in the Eastern Exchange Hotel. On the way to the poliee office the prisoner threw from him the Portland bill. The Court held him in 8800 for trial. Newlt Cobtrivxd Apparatus fox Discharging Caxxox.

From the day of tlie construction ff the first cannon down to the present time, all attempts, we believe, to apply locks as a means for tba discharge of heavy ordnance, hare felled. Recently, we bam, an apparatus si been contrived, whereby all the objections heretofore existing, are entirely obviated. What this partbular apparatus ia, or the precise mode of its operation, bis not been made known by our informant. Bni he ex presses liis opinion that the invention, made by a Boston median destined to bo used in the navies and armies of all nations. Watchman's Right to Ebtkr.

In the ease of Mbhael Hurley, charged with assaulting watchman McLanathan, who broke Into the house to give shelter to Hurley's wife and child they haring been locked out by the prisoner after a quarrel Jastioa Russell declared the officer did hb duty In tbe ease, and notwithstanding Hurley was severely beaten during the affray with tba watchman, he was lined 816 and costa. Tbe wife paid up to save him from the House of Correction. Verdict. Corona Smith's Jury in tbo ease at ths colored sailor named John F. Sipples, albs Sickles, after the post mortem examination of the body, returned, "that the deceased came to Ms death In the night between the 8d and 4th of April, 1864, at the boarding house of Ezekbl Cooper, 181 Horth street, Boston, from lung fever and pleurisy, aggravated by the uaa of spirituous liquors." Eabthquarb at St.

Jago. Capt Chase, of tbs schooner Oregon, whtah arrived at thb port thb morning, reports that on the night of thal7th a severe shock iff an earthquake waa experienced at St Jago, which shook tho buildings of tba place and the shipping in the harbor. Hew Defuts. A new depot on the Fitchburg Railroad, at Porter's in Horth Cambridge, nearly fintahed. Wa learn that a new depot (wbbh has long been much needed) soon to be erected at the Taylor's Ledge station in Somervllb, on the Lowell Bail-road.

Launch. A new clipper ship of about 1780 tens was launched yesterday afternoon, front the yard of Hr. Robert E. Jackson, at East Boston. She was built for a Hew Yak house.

Had Dog Killed. A dog afflicted with strong symptoms of hydrophobia, waa killed In Kneeland street yesterday afternoon, before bo had bitten any The Custom House will hereafter be closed on Saturday afternoon, as other day, at 3) o'clock, P. and will not bo open for the clearance of coasters after that hour. Txn Gerxaxia Musical Society wfll giro extra rehearsal tomorrow afternoon. CUT AECTnum, BtrUHEM NOTICES, Aa WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL A 1851.

AMUSEMENT THIS DAY AND RYRNXNO. jiMit Hainsforth. SacrificA CWn8onP anq Danoce Alarming Bfr'r-B JTsir Ywk-Flm Nighb-PsoB of Dsatk- 1 MEIONAON. Friday Evexlxc, April T. COMPLIMENTAL TESTIMONY AT.

TO MR. LEWIS E. JOSSELYN. Dkar Rixt Be, the undersigned, dralrons of manlfest-ig our interest In your success as a Bhakspcartra Render, respectfully tender yon a CoxruxsxTAL TavrixosiAL st ica date as your engagement will panult (Hlgned) jTv.C. Smith, and 81 others.

In compliance with the above invitation, tbs COMFLI-MEKTAL TE8TIMOSI AL occurs as altow aieatkmad. Tlcksti 15 cents, to be had at the nanal placet, rad at tho doer. t3p ap A CABP. FROM JACOBS ft DEANE, Merchant Tailon, TO aZWTLRMBjr OP THIS CUT ARD TICIStTT. Tpaan rallclted to examine our Spring tylc of Bur-toutrrock ora.

Bualncw rad dOraay Coot, Waistcoat JPtalomic. Also our new good, which ers rate-ITS richest to be found ta Rostra, Foreign markets, and eomprira awry do-01 eotor end deaiia, for rack respective garment, making taiga rad complete on as- SZlKESiE 2 83M5 eSShShihitd; additions to which will fee mod weekly of rieh Ibwtga styles. Patrons will reeelva ourpmraiu aid ta ralectlag such colors and style of cut as wifi hart suit their tastes radforma; and mavlmpHolUy rely apoa having the moat fxib tenable and workmanlike gamrate whiekeu be obtained here or elsewhere. 1 COURT STREET. J.

M. JACOBS. p5 tosoplw J. K.DRANR. fflOMJIONWEALTlI OP MAKSACHl'BETTS.

Hnrroi.N, At a Prehate Court, held at Boston, ta said County, on Monday, th thtnl day of April, ta ths year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four. Whereas a certain Instrument purporting to he thataat will rad testament of MARTIN WILDER, lata of sold Boston. Carriage Smith, deceased, has been presented to said Court, for praiiatoTuy JOHN T. DINGLEY, th Executor thsrein named. Ordered, lhatthe salil John T.

giw notice ta all person interested therein, to appear at a Probate Coart, to be held at raid Boston, on Muudav, thotwratv-fouithday of April current, at ten o'clock, before noon, by pabUshing this order three weeks snecossiwly, ta the newspaper called the Boston Dallv Transcript, printed ta asld uaa-ton, that they mar then and thorn appear, and shew eause. If any they haw, either for or against tho probata thereof. EDW. G. LOSING, Judge of Probate.

Mruacopy. Attest; H. M. WILLIS, EegY. REMOVAL.

EDWABD LOCKE A Hanafhcturera of Wholesale Dealers ia CLOTHINO, HAVE REMOVED TO No. 03 Milk, near Pearl bit BOUTON. ip 3 CITY OF BOteTON. In tho Board oT Mayor and Aldermen, April 3, 1854. Ordered, That due notice be glren that this Brand will, ra JIOKDAY NEXT, at 4 o'clock P.

M.t taka Into consideration the expediency of constructing Common Bower in South rad Lehigh street, and In Pleasant street ftom Boylston to Providence street, end of assessing tho expert thereof on all person, who may enter their particular Drains Into such Common Hewer, or who, by any more remote means, shall receive any benefit thereby Any person making objection thereto, will then rad there be heard. Attest: 8. F.McCLEARY, City Ctert. TIWO LODGING ROOMS TO LET. ta a wry pleasant location, tra minute walk ftom Milk st, wUhoreakfeat and tea If desired.

Th above room ar ta a atrictlv private fondly, and ar very desirable for grade men wishing a quiet residence. For particulars address P. A. K. at this office.

laeoptc apl A TARO, widow of Dr. Caro, and taetwrted by him In his pecallar mode of practice, respectfully Informs his ansiualsuhserihew. and those ladles who prefer th adrlr of one of their own sex. that ah will vMI at their residences, or mar be rnusulted betwrea th hours ofllandS, at No. 5, Franklin st ooplm apl XTTANTEDTwoalatere wish for sltnrtton In a fonr-rr Uy about travelling to Earop or California.

Blta-attons In on fkmllv would ha proferred. but othsrwlas If dsalred. Good references given. Add re M. D.

3tg a 5 1 8 OARDAND PLEASANT R4MIMM can had at 41 Harrison avenue, (lira gentle roan and wife or slug! gentleman. Reference exchanged, tecuplt 3 5 GENTLEMAN'aND WIFE era bcaccommodc-A tea with a furnished room, and BUAKD, at 93 Warren street eop3t 5 It HOUSE Tt) LET. A hoase entraUv toeated, in good repair, convenient for one or two small fetniltes. Enquire of J. LIUBEY, 18 Htau street, up stairs, from 9 to 3 o'clock.

Mt o3t cp 3 TO LET HI rooms, newly papered and palnt-. .4, very desirable for a small femlly; one without III children preferred. Apply at Ko. 81 Hra street Otar st tN epl TO LET, Tn a small femlly, a Cutlsgs Housa In ths central part of Kozhury, cratclnma cteht rooms, with fruit and flower garden attached. Oin 'nlhusrs pies every seven minute.

Apply at 38 Harrison avenun. MUtosltx ap 8 FOR HAI.K-SX.Mfe FEET OF LIID IK MKLKOHE HIGHLANDB. boot the Htatten, gather with new dwelling' boura of 8 rooms, lo-ished in modern stylo, msrtile tire terse, fee. with the usual conveniences and outhouses pertaining to genteel eonntry residence. For particulars apply eerier Portland ana Bmlburv sts ap 3 3t J.

B. CLAPP fe SON, House Broken. HOUHK WANTED. A good hoase is wasted iilil In a genteel nelghborlwod, ftom 18 to II mints lilt wslk ftom Mato street eontslnlng all tho mndora hnprovements. Rent ftom $3113 to Anv pore on having such a hoase to lit.

cm hear of a good, par-mar ent tenant bv calling at Ko, 168 Blackstonr st N. B. If desired, the owner with a very small femlly, era board In the house as payment dir rant This will ho Immaterial. tc ap A NEW STONE HOUSE AT AUBURN DALE FUR BALE. Thi estate ta si lusted ra a III commanding spot overlooking that benatltal "stream of water.

Charles River: being about five minutes walk fttim the depot In the Immediate vicinity of schools and churches of the first order. The hoase to built of slate etnne. ta taro stories high, contains II rooms, finished ta beautiful stylo In all parts; having attaehad of an aero of land. A plan of th outside appearance and division af room may be seen at my offics, and particulars as to price and tarm ascertained. T.

B. 11AWKE8, No. 19 Exchange street, ap Isgt Merchants' link Building. TO FRUIT GROWERS. FRriT fc ORNAMENTAL APPLE.

PKAR. ('IHCRRY. PLUM, I PEACH EVERGREEN. CC RKA YTAjwra BlrCKTIIORKH. MHItCBB, UUINCK, flOOHEBERKT.

RASPBERRY, KTRA BERK 1ROMETKEEB, HONEY-BUCK I. EH. lUWTIlOKK'M, fee. aaea imported pear treks. Also, Dana's Seedling Pear ARTHA ANN." Th whole fer sola th lowest market prior.

SAMUEL WALKER, EU8TI9 STREET, ROXBURY, VT Persona wishing to procure extra-sized Fruit Trees, or Trees ta a bearing stats, are respectfaUy Invited 'to visit the Hatreds and maka a select loa tosoplw apl' THE BVBKCRIBER, (arm of the late M. Kar.ALLr.) respectfully hi forms the public that ho shall continue his tuber's business, and will keep constantly on hand a torn assortment of tho finest WATCHES, suitable (br Ladles' and Gentlemen's use, comprWni Repeaters, How-wlndlng Anchor and Cylinder Watch. Having secured the services of so smieif and drat rata Oennva workman, every attention will ho paid to Karzio-ixo of tbn finest Genova. Hwlsa or English Watches. The suhsrriher himself has recently returned ftom Eo-rope, where he has bean for the teat three years, to par-feet himself In tho art of Watchmaking.

Hpeclmenc of hts Bwlsa workmanship have bora examined bv judges and pronounced superior to anything made In this ooun- try. He feels confident that he can jnvo aatiafeettox to all wno will fever him with their patronage. WM. REGALLY, 4 Bebool street. I.

B. Jast rsoolvad, an Invoice of bHrmn Bxo-ONDO. IsMtaWfeBIni mh 11 FIRST PRiCMIUM PIANO. WOODWARD fe BROWN, XT WaaxnroTON aTaaar, Comer of Avnry strict. Were awarded tho Flirt Premium st the late.

EahlMUra ta Boston of tho Masaoehuratte Alao the Flirt Premium at the tart Mcchrata Hr Worcester, for their Plara FortesO VER ALL CO) FETITOIuL W. B. have received Medals, for superior few yra. Persona wishing to parehass tho-Bxw IzsTarNTNT. warranted In avery respect amino th Flow Paaxiiix Piano.

IsWfeBte The Tint Frealam FOB THB BEST GRAND PIANO FORTE Baa Just bora swarded In Boston, Philadelphia, and at the State Fair ia New York, to HALLET, DAVIS WAREROOXS, NEW FREESTONE BLOCK, 4M Woshlofftox, xoar Beytatox at, Rnstox teWfefite fehlg CORSETS 1 CORSETS! MRS. I. CADftlDT begs leave to inform bar frleoda aad eustomara that aha baa just opened at Rooma IM Waah-tngton atreot an axecllant aaaortmant of Frrach and Rag-Hah Conete, Waiats, Jackets, Bands, fee which too offtaa for tale at astregMly low prices. Conete mad to order, and every attention paid to ch- MRS. CAP EH WILL OPEN ffprlRf Hats, Caps nl Head Dresaes, ON FRIDAT APRIL T.

AT C. F. FUMFTONW BOOMS, 40 wihlxgtox axd I Wlator atroota. EXTRA REHEARSAL, Br tke Germxxix Maolexl Society, ON THURHDAY AFTERNOON, AFRIL 8. MIHA LEHMANN wlU sing.

Tickets for sale the door. Ip ap5 COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT, roa THE BENEFIT DWIGHTS JOURNAL OP MUSIC. The Concert will taka place at the LECTURE ROOM OF v-HE Bm7iDN MUSIC HALL. trance from Winter street,) 1 FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL T. PERFORMERS.

HISS CAROUKE LEHMANN, MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, CARL BRRGMANK, WILLIAM HCHULTZE, OTTO DEEBEL. PROORAMME. Fart I. Qalntet for Violins, Violas end Violoncello, 'Major, Allegro, Andante, Miauetto, and Finals Mogart. Tna QriNTNrra Club.

1. PUno Solus Songs without Wont Mendelssohn. Adagio and Etude L'hopia. Otto Dbisiu A Bongs: Lonelv I wsnder" Hwedith Melody, "Auf Flugeln daa Ossonges" Mandelssohn. Mis Caiouxk LaauAZN.

A Trio for riapo. Violin and Violoncello, flat Allegro mndemto, Seheno, Adagio and Finale. Orru Dsiskl, Vs. hchiiltzb, and Casl Bbscnasn, Fart II. A Adagio and Scherzo ftom the Quartet la minor.

Mendelssohn. Tin QrixTETTg club. A Songs: Avn Maria R. Fbaxz. Spring is coming Sehumun.

Mis Cabolmb Lbhxann. T. Finale ftom tho First Trio for Plano, VtoUn rad Violoncello Mandelssohn. Otto Dsnsbl, Wx. Hcxultzs, and Cabl Bebcmann.

7Tbs Concert will begin precisely at hmlf pmst 7. Ilrkote, Fifty Cents, May bo had rt tho nasal places, and at tho door on the awning of the Concert. IsWAF I np3 (QTUDY OF FRENCH FACILITATED. A (Mend S3 of onrs, a gentleman at the head of largo mercantile Arm in this eirv, who ha Just retained ftom Europe, Informs us that before leaving had taken about twenty lemon In French, ftom Monsieur Talbot, md that the Instruction wo of such a nature as to prove of the greatest civic to him whilst abroad. He add that an acquaintance of his.

who had beea several month hi Paris and also taking lessons, waa so surprised at his progress in pronunciation as to be unwilling to credit the possibility of sttatntng so moch in that short time, and Insisted on obtaining, by til means, a copy of M. Talbot's Kew System. Gar friend requests us to publish the show ee an acknowledgment to 31. Talbot's excellent Instruction, and for the benefit of thoeo similarly situated. Editor of tlie Transcript.

Feb. 15,1851. A Day and Evening Course of four Lessons (on Monday mid Thursdays) to elucidate th difficulties In which tne assistance of a native teacher la desirable before self-instruction, will he given by M. GUILLAUME TALBOT, from hlf new work, Philosophy of French Prouuntte-tlon," (to bo had at Tleknor'a.) Baeond lesson postponed hi Friday, April 7th. at 5M and 7S precisely, at 311 Washington st.

Admission. 95 eta. per lemon, parable after eaeh lesson, classes are also forming for a regular quarterly course, to begin In aftw days. Terms 87. B.

List notice. Ip p5 DR. J. CLAWSON KELLEY. Analtth'AL Physician, era bs consulted at hi office, Ko.

771 Trcnumt street, (opposite Hollis,) upon all diseases, particularly of the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, md tho symptoms attending disease of the organa, called Dyspepsia, Keu-relgl a. Rheumatism, Kumhnsss, Lassitude, derangement of th Stomach, Bowels, oa Batanlav, Sunday, More day, Tuesday and Wednesday, 8th, (th. 19th, llth and 17th of April. Ladle and gentlemen are Invited to call. No charga for advice.

317 ap 9 SPRING STYLES. LADIEMi Yoa era haw a FA8HIONARLE BOK-K KT. made In the newest Frenrh strle, from 4 to 698, at MAGAXIK DE MODE. 14 WaafalngtOM st. The Trade supplied with Pattern Bonnet.

1w ap 3 WANTED. A 8wls woman, wlto speaks French and English, and Is aernstomrd to the caw of elill-drrni, wishes a place a WAITING MAID with a Ouullir going to Europe. Best reference given, and term moderate. Hbe may be nt No. I Ashburton place.

Is3t7 up 3 Y1T1 NTED. An esclstrat Book-keeper. In a whole If rate grocery stow. A young mm. 18 to 30 year of ace.

bav," had practlral experience, may hear of a slture tluh with a salary of 6359, hy addressing box 3(1, giving refemnese, Ac. I3t1 op 5 mo I.ET. A wry dostnMo Front Parlor rad Bedroom with all the modern conveniences, cm bo obtained with BOARD, In a fondly with but few boarders, by sp-plytnx at Now 58 Huoimer it. Refereuca exchanged. iMoprt ap PEARY CARD CAHEH.

A nswlot of very tnperiur Pearl Card Casas, several new stylet. Aim, Silver Cant Caiea, Fort Morale. Card Breknt. Ac. An.

McKAY, SPEAK A BROWS. apS kte 195 Washington st. A COACHMAN 1 In want of a (ttuatlon, who ha been throe years In hi lt place, to whom be ha liberty to refer. Addrws M. CARROLL, at Tranrri tet Office.

eopMT 'RYOBAIC JEWELRY Comprising a com piste as-ill sorunent of cleuantLv mounted Fix mid F.aiaixos, SllKAY, SPEAR A BROWN, ap I late 185 Washington street. irTOOK WANTED. An Engllth. Heoteh, or Amerirra woman, who UDdemDd her burinew, and era bring atisfectorr reference (row tamllie In town, may apply at 45. Moant Varnun street.

l5t op 3 SOUTH SHORE RAILROAD. On rad after Monday, April 1. 18M. train will leaw the Old Colony R. B.

Station, In bos ton, at 510 A. 9.39 and L59 F. (br East Braintree, Wermouth. North Weymouth, East Wevmouth, Hlng-hsm. Old Colony House, Kantaskrt and CohasseL Will leaw Cohaaaet at 5ta and 19 A.

535 F. M. ap 3 tc A. C. I1ERBEY, President MRH.

E. W. HILL would apprize her nu-laeruas friends and eiutomers that she will maks her flirt ouening of Rich Leghorn Bonnets, Fancy Parte Straw. French Pattern Trimmed Straws, Flowan, Rich Ribbon, on Mati kday next, 8th, at Whit' Bonnot Boon, Nos. and Hanover street, Boston.

i3t ap eg. I LOST A BLACK AND TAX COLORED hT DOG PUP, about 8 month old. oa the corner fnfi ofMcrehrat'sRowandHtetoBtreoL Aoswen taUdto ths name of Jack." With a wide chain, collar, oars ent short. Whoever will give any Information concerning said Dor. or bring him to Basement of Pearl Htrertllowo, shall tic saltaMy rewarded.

apt 3t1 B. C. BEVEYKaiemant Peart BL Honze. tteu. I DOOI43HT.

Htraved ftom Beartorengh street, West Roxbury, on Sunday afternoao, a IfnA lare black Newfoundland DOG. bwhy tall tlp-ibndA rrit with white, tan-colored hind tegs, white fbrs legs, thee half black, hirif white. Was eea following two man who asked the way to Hogg Bridge. Whoever will return tho Dog to Mr. SUMMER.

Toll (lata Station, Providence RaUroad, or to WKIGIITINGTON A RIEDEL'S Htahta, Tremont rtreet, Boston, shall bo rewarded. HI ap ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SADDLERY. A large and tint rats assortment of Ladles' md Gents' SOMKRSETT SADDLES, of superior quality, l-o Double rad mngla HARNESSES, made from Ensllsh Leather, and made In tbe best possible manner. Also Tbaviluno Tar-Noa, Valiscs, Bonnot and Hat Cases, made of Solo Leather. All of ths show articles era be foand ot BAKER'S SADDLERY STORE, pi oplm 13 Court street, Bortwi.

FOR BALE. An Elegant Residence In Andover, five minute' walk ftom tho depot, and opposite th Episcopal Church. The Housa I built tho moat substantial manner, containing two largo parlors, library, dining rooms, and two kitchen on tho first floor, and sown chambers show. Ths arrangement of tho bouse aw most eonven tent, rat It contains all modem Improvements, sneh os Furnace, cooking Range, two daturas soft water and bast of spring water. Fine Barn and other on tbulldiags, l)t acre of excellent Land, covered with choice frui tof every description.

Tim ground ora most ta-tefhlly laid out with walk and ornamental tree no trouble or expense having been spared by ths present owner to aka It a beautiful summer residence. Ap1 ply to J.C.AW. KICK A 8 City Wharf Block, or B. FWHITTEMORE, 14 Exchange strict. to apl Uooftt, stationers, rinzor CROMWELL.

History of Oliver Crom-YT well, rad tbo Kncllsh Commonwealth ftom tho sxe-eatlon of Charles the Tint to tho death of Cromwell, by Guizot, translated by Andrew R.Feobla: In two wl. Tho American Journal of MedlealKelences, for April. 1854. Right of tho Bible In onr Common He bool, by George P. Cbecver, D.

D. Just received and (hr solo byTICKXOR A eor. Wauhlngtoa and School sta. ap 5 OLIVER CROMWELL and the English Commonwealth, by M. Guizot Hunt's Merchants' Magazine fir April lie.

History of a Newly Wedded Pair, with Interesting sketches of keeping house, houxekeupluf.Ae, bra married ladv Rl- Margaret, anew nowl 59. New English books: Honrett's Pictorial Calendar of the Seasons, 95 plates. For sale by REDDING apl 9 State street HfTRERW HEIR. One Year ta Wadlock-Brld of J.M. Ombory listen Mulgrmv Carilngton Cortte For-tun Hunter Barclays of lloaton Mrs.

Mowatt Anto-Mography Haps and Mlshapa, by Grace Greenwood Th Lempllghtar.and all new Books, and Book that are fer rate low by GEO. W. BRIGGS rafi.A-Jfe PUTNAM. Liberty Tree Book and Stationery Store, i8 Washlufton eor. Essex st V.L rpHE LONDONaN('ET forApriL7e! Hunt's ihrafs Mngaalne, 41c; FtrakCrtjtes Aiufro oa unuuniq ie wwnmww offcha Ktatef War.onlrttci lnfc Lifhthoara, 1 58; ths Fortune Huntrt, hv MJJ Zle; the Haretaw of Botoa.Bl: aalo by FETRIDGB A Rtate and Wrahtogtc Mowatt 99c.

For lngtoa its. THE AMERtf ANffOURNAL OFTHE MEDICAL (M.TEKCEB, Bw Afollltad taaraHawM. gMaMmaTSaasa A LGERNON SIDNEY. A Lecture dellwrsd bs-J forstbe Boston Msreutlto LforaryAieoeUtlon, Dso. WasMogtexit FASIEiOERI, In tho Ionic, ftom Matentw, Mr Chw Rollins, of Boston In th luo, at Now York from Manila, L'apt Isaac Hard-lag Jr, -J Heart t.

lata first offlew iff barque Mary Adam, of Boston, burnt at sea; Cbaa Williams. MIKIATUKK ALMANAC Wndnbsdat, April A FULL SEA I 'sun I MOON I DAYS. 1 ava rises 5 It i ssts 19 1 1 19 mo jigthUM Crangoript jHatine Journal. FORT OF BOSTON Tftdmdkr, April A ARRIVED THIS MORNING. Barque Ionic, Randall, Matanaaa, Mth nit HchMwy Emlth, Beverly) Eldridge, Catania, Feb Hch Emma tof Frovtncetown) Bush, Jaemel, 10th ult, via HutuiM'i Hole.

Hch Oraoa, Chaw, St Jago, nth ult Sailed In co with barque Harriet Hpahuag, Spalding for Trieste. Br ech Revere, Berry, Turks bunds, 15th ult Brseh Mary Ann, Ksrmedv, Sydney, CB. Hch Lifeboat, (of Kcnnchuna) Elite, Chariestan.9(th ult Hch Eaaten Light, Smith, Tangier, Va, with oyatoro to tbo Hewn Atwood. Heha Brian Mar, Ciamw: DNStunh, Horrta; Buena Ybta Potter, and Lanfiiir, Kelley, ThUadelphia. Seh Martha Haul, Dewey, Philadelphia.

SekeThrtb, KVckeraon; Amaod, Nbkaraoa, and Fome-raranca, Roger, Elizabeth port. Schi Rrnjamin, CassMv; Era, Kickereon Boy State Sherwood, and Kelson Wails, Ryder, New York. Hch Gem, Wiley, New Haven. Seh Ocean Queen, Chadwick, Thomaatou. Steamer Eastern City, Winchester, St John, HB, via Eastport steamer St Lawrence, Sturdivant Portland.

TaLXoxArnxo Ship Arvum, Smith, fm London via St Thomas; barque Franklin, ftom Trinidad; Marta Hereey from Matanzaa; brig Francos Jane, ftom Clou. ent, ftom Charleston. Signal fur 5 brigs. CLEARED THIS DAY. Fnaxioa Rarqua Marlin, Warton, Canton, by Sampson ATappan; Br Darqua Aeadlan, Rogers, Llvtrpool, Eng, Ladd Hall; banana HoaouvlUo, Hutching.

Horans; brim Smyrna, Orotler, Malta, A Paysoo; Chino, Leman, Havana, Blanchard, Sherman Co; Thurston, Heate. Cardenas, Brace; Br brigs Halifax, O'Brien, 111-llhs, Hpraiue, Koab Co; Billow, Rathhara, Horton, NH; seh HRoaeo. Snow. JaeraeLwm Wald Co CoASTWiaB. Barque Xdw Everett, Loveland.

Baltimore, by Paamoo Co; brig A Lawrence, Crowell, do, Thoa Matthew; ichs A lTKenzle, Drteo. Jacksonville, Blalsdell Ktelianb; Courier, Roger. Richmond, A Ilea A Woltch Reeve. Shaw. Fredericksburg, Wm I'arks; Austin, Gibb, Philadelphia, by the ama: Goo Hoffman, Kickereon, do, Sami Blgehnr; Elizabeth, West, Poughkeepsie, Lovell A Hawkins.

Coombs, York, Wm Park Compliance, Eldrsdg, Providence, RI, Baker, Jr; Helen McLeod, RanudrU, Pembroke, Ms; Masurta, Flower, BsUwt; Mary Jones, Thurrton, Bov. rl.JL'ha Aiders A Co; sloop Abtl Hoyt, My rick, Maa- id. seha Cabot HamlMou, New York; Constitution, Gove. Damarbeotta; 4th, sloop Louisa, Hiram Hamilton, Portland. ARRIVED LAST EYEKIXG.

Seh Amanda Powers, Tibbetts, Wilmington, XC. Hch Dyer, Brown, Tangier, Va. Hch Glover. Ugier, Philadelphia. Hch Gazelle, Homera, Philadelphia.

Sch Cora, Brown, PlilUdelphia. 67 Bee general news columns. One half the barque Catherine Augusta, now on pa-sage ftom Boston to Antwerp, cooner-fastened and coppered, built in RohWntnn. Mb'. In 1M9.

551 ton register, was sold In New York 5d Inst for $4700. Missinc Vbssbl Brig Sophia, oommauded by Cut Geo Hears, of East Drams, Mas, sailed ftom San Francisco Kov 7, 1855, for Shoal Wffn Boy. Oregon, and ha nut sum boon ftom. Lscxchbd At Bath. 1st but, by Messrs Hitchcock, a superior ship of 1977 tons, called the Xsw Eaa.

General Record. Ship Ohio. Beseau, which soiled Mth ult, for Liverpool, put back to New York 3d. Inst, leaking 795 Stroks per hour, having been thrown on her beam ends in severe gab llth ult: threw ever about MS tons of cargo to ease the vessel. Barque Grafton, Todd, ftom Havana for Cowes, pnt Into New York Ith Inst.

In distress, leaky. On 19th ult, tat 5A ion SA fell in with sch Jno Cooley A Co, of rad ftom Boston for Trinidad, in a (inking condition, and took off Capt Hendrick and crew. Arrivals and learn Cld at Baw Orleans 77th, barque Undine. Merryman, and Hoieiu, Millet, New York brig Alldo, Hweiisnn, do. Ar 59th, (bv Telegraph) brig May Queen, Philadelphia; 51st, ships Liberty, Atkins, Sew Tort; 1st lust.

Toulon, Rich, do: International, Brown, Boston; 5d, Young Brender. Eldridge, do; Wm Sprague, Chase, and Andover, Rerry. Kew York. Ar 4th. barque Attlea, Chare, Boston.

Ar Inside the bar 4th, (hy Tel) ship Express, Weeks, ftn Kew York. Ar at Mobile 31st, haniuo Milford, Kew York. Ar at Kavinuah Wtb, brig ChariUm, York 31st, (rhsMaty Pierson, RockperLMe; Wanhingtmi, Bath. 31st, Brig Dr Rornr. Cotiren.

Havana. Ar at Charleston 39th, ship Caroline, Conner, Lhrerpnol brig Tartar, NewOrtesni; arha Karragansett, and Mary Eddy, do. Cld brig Black Swan, Baltimore; 31st, Abbott, Cola, Kow Orleans. Ar at Georgetown. SC 77th, brigs Attakapaa, kartells, Kewburypoit; srh Berry, Pendleton, Both.

Cld 17th, sch Chronometer, do. Ar at Baltimore 3d. brig Extra. Brown, Attakapaa. Ar at Philadelphia 3d.

ship Margarett. Bell, hence (waa blown acres the Gulf Htream); brig Charlotte Tay Clark, New Orleana. Cld barqus Alinesota, Veaeock, and Mary lle, Leiar, Havana. Below, barque Gem, hence. Ar 4tli, shipPi-igat Bird, Cope.

Dec A Ar at Kew York 3d, ship Memphis, and Mia Holmes, Kew Orleans; trip Harriet, llazeltlne, and Wlngaw, Hancock. Canlenas; Loup, Long, do dost part of deck load); Caroline, Bryant, Frankliu, La; Anderson. Ht Marks: acha Lamartine, Thorndike, Cardenas (lost sails, bulwarks, Ao); seha Chat Burehard, Attakapaa; Black Monster, Orleans. Ketnrned, ship Ohio, (see General Record). 1 'Id shin Ksvenswood, Johnson, New Orleans.

Ar4th, ships Fidelia, Dlaon, Liverpool: Che A Jane, Oliver. Plymouth. Far West, Barnett. Savannah barques Sarah Nash, Win, Trinidad: Grafton, Todd, Havana for (. owe (sea General Record): Commodore, WUItams, Kew Orleana; Maine.

Perkins, Mobile: Fran-, Whitaker, Hagna; Dido, Small, Gust bovts and 177 bbls molasses off deck); Bloooier. St Marks; chs Northern Light, Brawn, Pernambuco (lost foresail Ac): Eliza Jane. Barnard, Mavaguez: Cameo. Black, and Maria T.Umdy, Franklin, Lb; Everglade, Conner, Atta-kana; oolite, Atwrll, Maturorta. CM Br steamship A (ricSjHSTrison, Liverpool; ship Surprise, Eanlett, Han Lrapher, JtajnloiqUy Miirabsli 'Donnell, Cardram acha Bronte, Cornish.

Calia: Freamra? Glover, Ht Barts: Jlary Clark, Blnliv, Hlo Hoc he; Auction, Ryder. Jacksonville: Lacon, Hearse, Boston. Ar at Kew London Ith, ship Hannibal, Loiter, Pacific. Ar at Warren, Rt 3d, sch Bora, Doboy Island. Ar at Providence 4th, seh Alan, Baltimore.

At Newport 4th, sch Hy FreaUnd, hence for Alsaandrla (with loss sfjlbboomk Ar at Bristol, Rl 3d, sch Golden 'Gate, Bonten, St Johns, tTd at Bath Id, brig Webster. Heath. Havana. Ar rt Portland 3d. barque Hamilton, Means, hence; Id.

ship More Castle. Bishop, Cardiff1 (stftve bulwarks, boot, spilt sail Ac); barque Klckels, Klckela, Boston brigs Elmira, Hall, and Radius, Stetson, do: seha Amor Belle, Brown, PlilUdelphia; Isis, Chase. Now Tort; Ornament, Thorndike, hence. Cld 3d, barque Diligence, Woodbury, Havana; brig Castilian, Plnkham, Cardenas; sch Ottoman, Clifford, Havana. Ar at Westport 3d.

barque Geo A Mery, Manchester, Atlantic Oeran, pith 950 obis sp olL CM at New Bedford 4th, barques Soton, Smith, Atlantic Ocean; Roht Pennell. Parker, Havana. Ar at Marblehead 3d, sch Jno Plullip, Brtdfeo, Cadiz. Per steamship Baltic, at Kew Tork.J Ar at Liverpool, Mth ult, Hanimra, Any, Baltimore: Jaheg Snow, Philadelphia; Ward, Gould, New Orleana. CM at London 17th, Alma KimbalL FIks, Cadis rad Boston: 18th, ti Bourne, llarrllnz, Calcutta.

HM ftn Glasgow 39th, Eastern Belle, Havener, York. Ar at Greenock 17th, PetieL Avery. Cardenas. Ar at Havre ISth, Monmouth, Tru flint, and Tyringham, Howes, Kew Orleans. 8M 18th, Albert Gallatin, Salter, and Wabash, Bancs, New York.

Ar ot Tibia Boy, CGH, Feb 9, Nautilus, Taylor, Boston Oct 71; Uriel. Fotr, Liverpool Kov 1A Ar at Bombay. Feb 9, Nioua. Evrai, Caleutta. Ar at Akyah, Jan 13, Geo Tort.

Ar at Batavia, JaaM, UanUtaTHaltett, Bhanghae, to finish Me for Boston. Passed Straits of Sunda, Jan 17, Highflyer, Waterman, from Canton for Kaw York; 18th, Snow Kquall, do for do Channlnv, Johnson, ftom Mhraghaa for do. Ar at Mlnaapora, Jra 95, Ilorebuiv, co; 39th, VBlpBintae. Rennet, do. HM ftn Whampoa.

Jan 71, Antls. Hedge, New York. Ar at Hong Kong. JxR Jno Bertram, Lendholm, Sax Francisco; teth, Minna, Pulitfer, do. ArrtvaU and Clcmrnnooo Fowlgi Forts.

At Calcutta, Feb 4. ship Audubm, Arthur, ftum Aa trails, ar 1st: Cairo, Lei kb ton. for Boston. Mg; Jno Land, Howe, (br do 18 davs; Queen of the Pacific, Brad, for do do; Judge Shaw, Curtis, for do Idg: Euphrasia, Smith, dodo; Oxnard, Hinckley, (br London da; Inca, Higgins, dodo; Catherine. Ilumphrev, dnd: Caroline Reed, Tibbetts, (ftn Liverpool, arJu 31) do do; barque Matanaaa, teams, (br Boston do: Ltnnell, for London do.

SM Jan 94. ships Herbert, Hallett, end North Atlantia. Cuok, Boetan; Feb 5. barque Lacy Hide, Lull, do. Sld fm bsiisOT, Jsn 18.

ships BertihiraTwuilain, Boo-ton: 19th. Brutus, Meacom, do; 95th, Ht LoulsTDavta, London; 31st, Lencsster. Jones. do. Art Matsnzes, tMh ult, borqat Lenox, DHilhgtuun, Norfolk.

Hpofcex. Jaa 1. off Java Head, ship Bay Btota, Hinunmm, ftom RhiughM Kov 31 for Kew fork Feb 0, no tat Re. barque Charter Oak, Merwia, ftn Calcutta Deo Mfor Boston. Match U-off Capa Florida, barqua Avalsoeho, Leach, Item New Orleans for LlverpooL March 78, Ut 13, Ion 81 wTshlp Regulator, Day, (la Orleans Havre.

Msrefa TL lat 3S 41, Ion 71 43, brig Jas Gray, Choever, davs from New York for Havana. March 79, 1st 4311, Ion IS, ship Washington, from Ltvsr-pool for Xvw Yon 1ST to SUibntignnentg. rro MFCHANTCAL DRAFTS3 RAFTSMEN. Wanted, ApplytOKH, Troubled with a Cold. There no reason why any one should be troubled with a cough, cold, or sore throat, when there sueh aa rflfcctual and cheap remedy ss Dr.

Howes Cough Candy. For sale by all tba druggists. Burr A Ferry, wholesale agents. Fast Dat. Two grand exhibitions at Amory Hall of ths Panorama of California, commencing at three oeloek and a quarter to eight in the evening.

Thb will be a good opportunlty for country people to sea thb great work or art From thi Jourxal of Fashion. Ladies, hava seen nothing to equal the Bonnets and Mantles imported by tba Magazin de Hade, 147 Washington street. They supply the trade with pattern bonnets. Rexkxbxr the exhibition and concert of tho South UniversaUst Sunday School, to be riven in the Church in Canton street, Fast evening, it ij o'clock. Tbkets 86 cents.

Finn Study Simplified. We would ask the attention of those who think of visiting the continent of Europe, to an advertisement of Prof. albot, in today's papa. Millie kry. Mrs.

8. A. Hilton designs opening Spring Millinery on Friday, April 7, at rooms 6 8nm-BMrstreeMnext building to Jones, Ball A Co's), and Our Lady Bbadbbb are referred to tba opening of rieh millinery goods on Saturdry next by Mrs. Lw. HR1, at White Bonnet Room.

See the advertisement. Him A. Hamlin, Ha SS3 Washington street, will open her new styles of millinery. Dress and Yfette Pattern for the Spring, on Saturday, April 8, 1864. fortes, April 5, 1864.

fHonetarr. BALE OF STOCKS Tills DAY, AT THE BROKERS' HOARD. IS Vermont Central Railroad It 1-4 900 do SO 17 1-8 liG do 8 1-8 1U8 do sS matter 11 KM do 17 1-lfi 17 Boston and Maine Railroad 107 3 do .17 AS IS do 101 l-l 5 Boston and Frovklene Railroad IS do At 1-4 Boston and oreeater Railroad SS 9-4 14 FDRtem Railroad is 1-4 4 Michigan Central Railroad 107 1-4 6 do .197 SI Ogdensbarg 43 1-4 74 ...13 lt 1(M do bid. .13 1-8 DM do 11 1-8 lus do 13 1-8 900 a. .13 1 Western Railroad I 34 US Vormont and Mara.

Railroad blSd. .20 SS do It 1-8 SS IS d. .18 54 do 8 1-8 SH Toltec Cuppa Company 18 54 08 do Copper Fall Company SO d. 95 Forest Copper Company ISO Ripley Copper Company 5 14 9 Hadley Fall Company ct 1 Lawrence Manufeetaring Co MO 7 Cocbltuato Bank 101 17 Merchant Bank ISO 50 East Boston Company 13 1-9 37 do 7 d. .19 1-9 4 Essex Company 81 8M0 OcdentbuTX 3d Mtae.

7'a 58 iluoe Mich. Central Incony. 8't. 1058 108 AT AUCTION, APRIL By Stephen Brown A Rons. 18 shares CoehecoKanuf.

(par 590,1 $530 6 553 H. IS do. Old Colony Railroad, SSL IS do. Granite Bank, ISSN. 15 do.

MawochuMtts Bank, (par 151,1 8751 75. 95 do Horth Bank. 104 1Mb. 95 do. Atlas BankTlMK.

50 do. Howard Banking Ca, par. Bouton and Sandwich Glass Ca, BIX. 51 St do. do.

Manchester and Lawrence Railroad, 8ft. 95 do. Boston Inwnanee 3. Boston Athanaum, III American Factory, IS eta. I 9 IS 5 1 Oo, dOe 19 ctm do.

South Boston Gas Company, 87. da Rhswmut Mugarr Beflnety, 07H. MOORufomdand Burlington Railroad 9d Mortgage 7', Special Notice. Notice. Tho Annaal Meeting of the Kzidlx Woman's Found Booixtt will bo bold at the Chapel of ths Church of tho Savior, Bedford (treat, on TUESDAY, April lltli, at 11 o'clock A.

M. Member are requested to endow their subscriptions, with name end place of residence. ap 8 taWFAMI BAKAH A. HARSH, 8Wy. I.

O. of O. F. Brethren of" Oxixxtal Lonoa, Na IS. are requested to meet at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of Row and Essex street, TOMORROW, (Thursday) at 1814 o'clock to pay tho last ttiliute of reaped to our late worthy Brother and P.

Dr. Wh.Claik. Brethren of the Order ere affectionately invited to unite with as. Frr order of the N. G.

ap 8 Ip 8. A. RTETHOH. Heeretaiy. I.

O. of O. F. M.iaaASorr Excaxphist, Ha 1. Member nt Masiuunit Encampment are notified to meet at Odd Fellow' Hall, corner of Eon and Rows streets, TOMORROW, (Thursday) at lib oclock A.

for tho purpose of attending the Funeral of our Into Brother, Dr. Wn. Class, at hb late roUdenco, Ha 97 Wert Cast la at Brethren of the Order are invited to Join, apt Ipl MORTIMER LYON, Scribe. MARRIAGES. In thb city, 5d Inst, by Rev.

Dr. Stow, Mr. Gxoaoa W. Cuba of Northampton, to Mb Mast M. Hax, of tprisp Raid.

At Trinity Church, 5d InsL, hr tho Right Reveraud tho Bishop of Maaachurtb, Raloi C.Wbbstzs to Eliza daughtw of Richard Green Farlwr. Br Kov. Mr. Streabr, Mr. Edwabd O.

Wnsoxto Mbs Mam O. Millabd, both of Dartmouth; Mr. IIcdoox Winslow, of Kew Bedford, to Mbs Eizzabxtu E. Aaa-lxt, of Freetown. lt hr ths Bev.

W. V. Bmlthett, Rsctor of Christ Church, Mr. Aluxaudbr Kimsls to Mbs Jans Cboth-bba 1 4th Mr. John Gsago to Mias 8 as an Kbxxbdx of thb city.

At Briahton.td tnst, Ceamroraxa CoLrxsrs Trass to Mrs. Mama Coctnout, both of B. DEATHS. In tbb city, 4th Inst, Mrs. Axxa, wife of Edward Shew, aped 41.

Thb morning, of eonaumptiou, Hr. Biiklla wife of Theodora llitcbell, 45 years. Faneral Mrvlce Na 18 Ashland attest, Friday, 7th. at 3 o'eleck. Rahuives end friend are racpoctfolly Invited to attend.

9d hub, at his residence, Franklin street. Dr. V. Caro, epedgf. 5d IrmL, ExxxKseB Ckadwkk, 15.

4th Inst. Dr. William Class, hot wile physician, 58. 5d iwt, Mba Egxici M. Hooraa.

44. At East Re ton, 4th Instant, Mauxda C. TAVLOAOhly daughtw of Mrak.C. Taylor, nxyr. At Cheriestowu, 4th test, Daxisl A.

Taikibb, 41 yra. BUM At Chertestowe, 4th Inst, Hr. Sinn Daogstt, gtyis. 8 mos. 9Hth Mr.

Jeskkiab Kinsman. 99. At Medford, Ith lnit, Mr. Laiabcp Daaw, 87, formerly of Kingston. At South Doreen, 18th alt, Mr.

Ch arte town, BL At Kewburvport, Mis Htlvia A. Goodwin, 9i At Claremont. H. lid ulL, Aln9on Wat, 97, son of th slate Nathaniel O. Wav, of C.

At North Eeimouth, Mrs. Joanna Roane, At Gardiner, Amasa Shitn, Esq. JL At New York, Mrs. Mabtba wife of John K. Rhupaou, end daughter of Benjamin Smith of Boston.

At South Brooklyn, K. Id hist, Mrs. wife of Vr. Cbsrlss BTHiUlnc. Hor remelea war be tekea to MMsechBHttsmr tntermant, Piaxotobtes.

would call ths attention of our readers to tbo advertisement of Meaan. Woodward Brown, whose extensive mannfeetoty is located at 837 Washington street, at the corner of Avery street. The pianos from this establishment have a high reputation, and are considered perfect instruments by the bast Judges. Their pianos bars recently taken the fint preminmsat the late Fain In Boston and New York, sad have been swarded eight premiums within short time for superior instruments, which alms is sufficient guarantee of thair excellent properties. Hoetxcultcxal Excharoe.

Messrs. Cnrtis Lincoln, 84S Washington street, (Hayward Block,) open their new store as above this evening. Ibis new Exchange Is fitted np In elfgint stylo, and is one of the meat convenient stores of the kind In the country. Tho fixtures are new throughout, and exhibit the good taste of the proprietors in designing the seme, and the skill of ths workman employed In their maa-n declare. The toon are laid with marble tiles, and ths of ample dimensions, are all of pure white marble.

Thu (tore la 70 feet in length, 30 In width, and 18 feet In height, with ventilators of a simple construction over the huge plate glam window. Thestook ii new and fresh, and embrace every description of flower, vegetable end grass seeds, agriculturallmplsments, tools, outlay, Chins and torn eotts flower pots and vasesofnew styles and patterns, and works on agriculture, horticulture, aad floriculture. The Arm have every convenience for the preservation of trees, plants, and flowers, in the basement, in arches and closets constructed for the purpose. Tbs whole establishment is lighted with gas, and has every modem improvement It is a complete and perfect establishment, and worthy the patronage of a liberal public. Hayward Block, In which this store la located, Is a fine structure, and as efuamant to Washington street There are two other stores in ths block, whieh will he opened in a few days.

The one next south of Messrs. Curtis Lincoln Is to be occupied by 8. A. Stetson for gas fixtures fitting establishment, chandeliers, candela-bras, lamps, Ac. Messrs.

J. D. Fowle Co. will oe-npy the other stonaa a window Shade and certain fixture establishment OassxvAxci or Fast Day. In this city most of the charches have but one sarvice on Fast day, which is generally held at the usual hour of public wonhip la tbs morning.

In some societies the Sunday School has an anniversary for a second service, while many perishes hold their annaal boaiiieas meetings In tbe afternoon. In other parts of ths State, particularly In ths rural districts, the publio religious services are continued through the day. In many towns a sacred rouoert Is gtvsn In the evening by the resident musicians. Taxax will be no public services held in the Musis Hall tomorrow. A Union Fuates Maximo will bs held at the Temptaoa Fist day morning, at 8j oclock.

The publio are invited to attend. Svuoay School Actiyxxoaxt. Tho 14th anniversary of ths Bui finch street Sabbath fo-hool wfll be celebrated tomorrow (Fast) afternoon, with appnprt. ate services. Addremet will be deUvsred by the Bar Heart.

Miles, Ellis, Falter, aad the Pastor; slagtu by ths children. Services will comawnce tt 1 oclock ta the ehurfh. Tea Boarou Bahht Bitxxl Society wfll have om interesting exereiara at their ninth annul meet fag la BowdoiaSqaars Church oh Fast Day (tomorrow) evening. Bev. Mesas.

T. C. Jameson, W. H. Wines, PhJneas and Baron stow, T.

F. Caldlcott and B. H. Noale, Hob. B.

F. Hallett and others will make addywss. EaotCakbbidob. Fast Day will be observed Eaa Cambridge by aa union sarvioe In tho Unitarian Chare the reading of tba scriptures by the Methe-41M slagyman, the devotions by the Baptist and Orthodox, and ths discourse by tbs raitarian pastor, Mr, BoBuA.