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NTH. SPECIFIC sYRUP.

THIS celebrated and invaluable Preparation, made BY Dr.
posed 10 cosmron and other local and chronic Diseases of
the heart and lungs matter how Of how
sandiAg IL has already attained the highest of the
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q SOO REWARD y-sPfCIFIC MIXTURE for cor
of

N IMMEDIATE AND CERTAIN CUTE
n FOR UNDERGRADUATES subscriber has heard with the
an sensations the many accounts OF persons dying with
the dreadful dsaase Having bad m his possession
pterurea pains andexpcnc by which
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DN. HAMILTON, Surgeon Of long standing, and
- pupil OF two Of the first colleges sr and the theory
and prace OF physc and Europe has moved
the hysc No los John street. at the Of Pearl street
where he he consulted disease incidental human
nature, n dehcate ndchcate. The
desperate yenera cured days
other description their and
Inuf Aiu NIL hasuxS
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FRANKLIN THEATRE.

FAUSTUS.
two WILDE %asnseS
style on Monday night The beng desreus of
Of sREa 9' n Ii fi' ss1s
All the original Music, co sistinF Of choasses,
Entire and splendid scsnefy,b by Mr.. Jefferson
Pre ses sna Decorations Mr. John sch h%s 10
Programme of Incidents, Scenery and thrilling situations
The DrachenThe sun setting on the rocks The river and
ss an Sf "s
the spell of power and The terrific appearance of the
change s By te
Of As
sina.
Meeting n. S and hss %."i Ss. Sss'fss
% BY when
we must pa appearance OF the Demo app Hea
Ados hear: VIVA, 5, swsa o Wagner jsos.y
and
GEL; INTO Sa.1dsy one h.e e. spee ape.he, get
- rs iss:
sion ofthe Count de Casanova Venice in The distance
ACT II.
enansFsustus Xdne, aud sun more /" the ro~e
The CHAMBER !. the palace tie coan-wagner
nice seen from the and the
Ta a co 81 and Sed
Throne Of Clouds bears Faustus and his away
ACT III.
Rosa a. pears spell boundocer arrest fausa." T,end
deserts his AMI sinks through the sagexeror of fg
posa nncomc Brevo as wagner-neror Of
Prson-Fsustus chainshe curses the hour his bih-be
Fend rises andtem him to deed OF ood hcsatcs he
Yields and the disappears they fad in
splendid antichamber ST the King OF as arar
for the last time To the Dcmou and murders Naps
assuming himself his eowninvsbe chorus Rejoice reioce
laughing quarette.
SCENE LAST,
The Royal Audienc ChcmberTo this fall Eject
and tho will be- dr back entire stage dis
played Col onadcs Of pillars each aide r,us
c,lroncd and revealing IN hooi Ills sea cd one
tmOrc-the love To hun
mad and dying still her betfaye The sn cced TIe
st. ge Is ute da knees. The calls Fanus The lace
falls IN ruins The Deraon appears cloud aud fame and de-
mands his victim The earth receive The Doomed One
aid Ad ne falls deld the irtan falls f3It
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We do disks tobacco and never could see the truth
sf that splendid distch which says-


" That uOthing can 09cseu
The smoking Of the weed j.
bat there are always degrees of liking the same as de-
arees of crme-and we therefore give the preference
to smoking over chewing If mea will smoke, then
let them puff the real Havana, because good cigar
exhales pleasant odor-a pleasant odor is grateful
to the smell, and what is grateful 10 the smell must
be good and agreeable Ergo-a good cigar is good
and agreeable thing. Now therefore, proving that
the perfume of good cigar is pleasant we must point
out where they can be had. So we advise smokers
10 smoke out Seixas, who keeps at II Cedar street,
and imports cigars direct from the Havana, and our
Judgment TO an sold SOLDIER" that those who puff
them will not saythis notice is undeservng, although
like many other things that are pulled, they will
eventually end in smoke.
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Accident q ssshe chip Avis from Savannah rporsi 70
y New = s - !. iosc H1 ~
took place about O'Clock the evening Of the h inst e wind
- AZ a .se ;Sr SSsss
@ The r. s s w ne BOa
and wa. drowned The xs,s near the Diamond and
.nlshe down. ecck the morning Ths rest Of
mast and oetop started her sa wasg ana was
seriously s GG s sd ecebeq cy
Boardman ,r -
Clyde Dec S0New York. Nyea OF New York from Charles
ST. Marks January s-Brg Lucan Williams, New York,
Malanzas Janury lsCervantus, McNamus, New York. dis
so Briggs sachnsetts MsKnowni Globe
Simmons aud Leland 7, Richardson, for New York,
NAvALTouchea at Tampico, 9th ult U. s. Sloop Of war
Concord. sno,n.
ssoss Sas field with on supposed to t s one
of the York and Have packets Ut mistake the Hawe
jan 90 lat s. lon 49, ship Talna of Ne York. from
81 lat IS lon e. schooner Mary Adams Pnckbam, from
jan as lat IL lon TO- brig Clinton Porter hence for ST.
Thomas and Lagura, days out
jan 27h-going IN Curacoa New York brig from Po;to
By Express MALL
New OH jan 23-Anlved, brig Rapid Magraw N. YORK.
days Cleared Orleans, Seals New York Monezuma pa
Mobile, Jan a5Auivcd Austrian brig sipera Boncch
York Cleared, ship Lorena, Umuhart, n. York.
Charleston Jan -Arvcd Sw brig Albna, Glukstadt New
savannah jan a5taArrved schooner Isabella Curtis New
Baltimore Feb st-Auived, Schooner Paragon, Parker New
York BeIow-Gaiiet Fora, tsupposed) from n. Yok.
IPer Yesterdays MALL
Georgetown, S. c. Jan 2i-Brig Nancy Jane for N. York.
Fl zabeth City, N c.. JAN 10th arrived No val Teden
is days. sailed schooner Caroline, BAIT, for N York
Norfolk, Jan 2S-Arriyed bris o'onto Cole, N. York
N York i still on the Man OF War shoais.
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NEW YORK TATTERSALLs.-The regular
~ saes al III. well known establishment continue take place
o,esv Norday and The proprietor egs oinorm geaemen hng
Hor.es cor sae that usasasd although the number
az Horses n mai ct y smaller than usual
Tho newt gnm sale will az 9Th F,b at 10
o'clock All or.cs Carriages &c intended Ea THIS sale
and entered before Saturday next th February
" JOHN w WATSON as Broadwsy
Arvate sals al Ell ne~ Horses Carriages Harness, &c,
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ROSE RALL.

ROSE BALL.
To- The members and friends Of the English Widows and Or
Society respectfully Informed that the Annual
benefit OF friends Of the Society, will be held
at Tamnany Hall the 18th day OF February 81 Valentines
Mr. Parker will the floor excellent Coton Band
This Committee have made every the
company Of .geesb evening The great nef tn soce
the has established be fully known through
quarter entitled ticket for the Ball. by application ~
monthly meet ng, ut the Phoenix Ann street Will
o'clock "''''-''
Tickets dollars each admit leman two ladies'
rm.s Oica OF all and Nassau memb rs o
the Committee Tammany Hail. and the usual music
The first snaua Annual Bah Of the River Fire Company
will take place at Tammany Hall Monday evening February
Vn the Hall be decorated with the banners and
oths cmb .f the Fire Department and the Committee
expense spared add graf caton of those Who
fvor with their the above evening
A splendid Band engagcd-leaser MIR Brown.
Dancing o'clock and continue until a late
hour The floor beng under the Of MIR Parker
duce his much admied ndera and Ma, sanee .ots of o
lions. -
bad at the bar of Tsmmany HALL A. X Joe store s5
Broadwsyj b. Miller 3is Hudson street. Morton street
ofener ofthe members composing the BY order
). B. MILLER. Secretary. is
no POPULAR LECTURES. DoDs, INTRODUCED nv Iec
tue at Clinton Hall on Popular Medicine which was pospared
will delivered "wednesday evening the Isl February NJ hr
past the said Hall when he Doctor happy to see
The will .onss 81 Sixteen Lectures the nos com
and dangerous diseases to which The human
liable with PLAIN statement Of the means OF
Ticket Cor the Course ssw
Ticket for one Lecture OH
JAW
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CHALLENGE
TO COOKIES ENGLISH PERFORMERS
Or any others in America.
tn MR. CARNEY, the Native American Pc former nj the
American Circus, offers bet OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
that pco mances Friday Feb g. 1887 cannot be
cqialled by any performed in this country.
The above evening having been set apart Tor Mr. Gaey
well Benefit he earnestly hopes that he be able
all parties VIII ther native talent can
cope with other He has selected the following
III the test Of skill
Slack Rope.
The Hercul. Fcats the columns.
The Spanish Trancu.
The balancing Equibums.
Judges will he selected the lncr fl ar
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IyOR SALEM stock and fsure Of Grocery Siorc
With ~ ease ~ from Ma rcst The ADDS gpvd
especially Cor he tuor Possess evcn inmad
atel Inquire 81 ees Was .ineton q HT
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
AT
z o O L u q ICAL INSTITUTE

THE Public arcrespetuv informed that crafty the
juvenile the manager ha, introduced into ibs centre OF
kaa circle Of lis feet circumference for the
forming The Elephant Camel Ponies and MONKEYS The general
performance Of the aniasn the circle wi take place 81
O'clock, r. NJ
Mr. VAN AYBuRGH will the Cares at I 4 81 a. y NJ
nmcd aicy Afterwards the Animals vii bc fed the pcson 60 of
the audience
Adns 80 children under years efasc half price
s,ason Tickets al 90, - 1880
n Visitors have free ADM sion to the Bowery Reading Room
O2f-tT
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.
vAUxHALL GARDEN, BOwERY-FoR THE BENEFIT OF


On Monday Esenns Feb 1887 6r the Benefit Of Mr..
c9.se a who sr saye e The sincere
anduppause with which his eneayo his COMPANY
pouny acknowledging his ions 10 The citizens Of New
aS = s"., s sys sssa plea cd
assures them and has a,rons that neither expense
that The company remain singular aiurs annals Of eoes
ps a r n, L sa ss 70 Other cpd nsye:
tne y THIS city, the grand chy,oas action. animated he
sns ps% paeS.a % The b. sss Ct Ct
Mhoe. or the X eh. Of - John Of jerusalem Ii the s,n
; S and sand sea, snd with The
according 10 ali that IN ~ Conceived ~ f. hasn
ru b tss place laws. expense has been insured The
ssds fictitious work ;. an and mus. IL re-
and he Ss syss
.oa. identity sap,f go Ers on 40 int d.
the aron. and SSsh. e sbs sS O..
and ladies obe eos mounted s1
whom ~, n q sSs andy. ns to the heroic
III. Order, Sons demand
In triumph pomp bear hisi along
Tho formation Of GROUPINGS calculated the ne
,he d.nsy ssoao"s toward ih co%me"io o Il t Ss
" Cooke. Pheoa De Tencave Grand Ms.sr ., Malta
Full psriicu ars will te found IN the hsnd,as. am
FRENCH LANGUAGE-ORAL SYSTEM
iron - ,clock Tuesday Thursday and saturday ven
sentenen wishing 10 the class will please call ID sub
"a '"' wv s'e" 's.sr =, wy '.sa 'n.'Hl
FOOND- On "Wednesday evening, n Camhlct Cloak-the
ncs can have by paying this adyertis. and
lying ~ Ns Wooster street, AT the distinery fs 81.
FRENCH JUJUBE PAsTE.-Ju.t received a small
nssment Of rcncb Juiube Paste very Superior ar
Tor sale Wholesale asd retail, al -
.e BHfHAMS Bowery Steam Confectionery,
bu NO 1os Bowcry opposite 20 Rivngion street
TO HOTEL KEEP RS AND GROCERs
bec C0es sno sfstern Rofsnes, Pumps Of rew pattern,
tbctic than any ever BE- and Kosben
4 Lnse Newark, N. ,. for sale by ~
fs 81 IIEsC IiIor,v s,yoe,
THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE wOUvD..s ,.w
Sunday Paper, has ices from, No lilo William ~
10 fpadwa, where all busnes. uansae,ed and wb re-
~ sefiaione tab n
# ms 90 OF yesr-siogs cori sir pence, on
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HANINGTON'S
NEW VINO DIoRAMAs,


Opposite st Pau's Church Broadway
IHE PUBLIC respectfully Inorme- the shsye po
Il andfashpsabc place of 10 ,purh
scale than formerly with Eatire New Sci ~ Mavng
Doragc Scenes, painted by the best The Sa a
been entirely retiea Tor the comfort Of TIE visitors penddy
decoied forming the most complete and beautiful Pue ~ h
ton Room ~ America No expense been ,pared "a render IN.
Doramasanctvc moral, interesting and -rcnlM The eeoery
has been painted by Me-ss white,
cough, Lehr, Seweli and Others. ' -
sHIPWRECK or THE MEXICO
The faithful this having
aie the most intense interest 10 and aud
its first vii be repeated TINS even ng
with the following atuactonss
Eliminated View Plymouth ENGLAND
I-East Indian Scene, VI Naval Battle,
nl-Pandcrnonium NH-sfonn and shpwreck.
W-Fslloffhe Angels, vff-CathpslfsI sf Cs.Is~ne
N-Thc Celestial Regions, X-Ialian aptocc 80
Among the DROP
Mount vsrnon-Duke white
View the Rhinc.-C. L~hr
Corunns In Spain-P Grain, Sen.
Scene fou he Mad ~ Cashmere IL aewel
View Of London from Waterloo Bridge Bcngsugh.
View near Mi-solonrhi, t,rcccc.-R Jones'
Temple OF ScIence.-Maker.
boses 50 cents Parquette and upper Children
accompanied by their Parents Guardians half ps,~e
Doors at e-pcomances O'Clock "a, At
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NOW EXHIBITING a,

NOW EXHIBITING at the American Academy
Barclay street Assots Hotel tho ognal and sa
bhne pa'nngs the Temptation ami Expulsion Of ADAM and
EvI nned by Du~rc Tor the king Charles X IL France
They have been exhibited during the osr
prncpai cite Of the United states the hcy
600 visitors. -
Abundance rs cents Season tickets So cents
Doors open from Sin the morning, ull AZ nrht
The Aren't confidently the pubic that this viii he the
last ehten, TIE pictures arc SHORTLY retained Eu-
ioye.
Tho is kept constantly warm dssm
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PARK THEATRE.-rHis EVENING. win " psr-
Mr. Medon
Richlsgs-Cassander, Harey-Ion, Miss Trse-Irus, Mrs.
PErrlCoAT GOVERNMENT. Hectic, Mr. Placid -Annabsla
boom opsn at g. Performances commence Vi before o.
SOCK. boxes u: PIT 50 cts Gallery
MEXICAN THEATRE, no WERY,-THIs
hNiNG viii be presented the Mes Spectacle,
Hermann, or THE FATAL 0ATH-Henani n, w s.e
ION 1an'he Miss Waing-Cupi, Miss Yates Zephyr, Miss
Preyeas 10 the spectacle, the petit piece ola
MnnniLD bAcHELLoh-Sharpc, Mr. Gates--Grace, Mrs.
Boxes. 7s-Pit. s7l-Ganery. Is cents.
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-FoR rae BENrrrr
l. OF MR.. RAYNOR SMIrH-rnls y ENiN. w,n ,e -
Drama OF the " ~
BLACK PHANTOM Black Phar tom, Mr. Many-Mary Mss
v. kionler.
AforwAich the play of
AGE TOMORROW Hans Mslkus, Mr. ]. M Brown-Maria
Mrs. Kent.
KEUBADego de Monaldo Mr. Anderson; Isabella Miss An
ders0u, Frosiae, Miss v. MonleI.
Doors open Performances at o'clock
cisey. Boxes 50 cents; Pit 25
NATIONAL THEATRE.-THIS EVENING will be
presented the ADM ed Opera OF
THE PIRATE BOY-Francsco Miss Watson-Cap Temple
son nez Mrs. Conduit
A S 10 on on the Violin by Master 81 Luke
To conclude with the Farceof
MRS w HTrE-PcteI VIII Mr. Nit he'll; Widow White, Mrs.
Conduit; Mrs White, Mis-. Stevenson.
oosopen quarter Performance commences quar-
ter beiore1. Boxes 81 Pit so cents Gallery s7s.
A MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA-
IN TIRE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varick and Charlton
streets. j2
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening. February st, BY bis honor O. W
Mayor Of the city Of New York, Wi am r. Wheaton,
Elizabeth A. Jennings da ghtc Of James E. jennings all Of
this city.
Suddenly a New Orleans on the ad Of December last DR. John
Tuesday evening sit ul hrs Agnes 0nderd NIX aged "
years aud month
ON tuesday sist ult Mrs Jsnett McKel aged ss years
"Wednesday lat inst Ms Elizabeth Bsgar widow Of John
g. Bogar, ESQ, IN the 18th year Of her
Her relations friends rcspe tfal invited attend
funeral from house OF Mrs Cromnien No Beach this
afternooe nj 4 o clock, without further invitation
On Wednesday list inst OF consumption George W. Eaton in
the 25th Of his age.
On weancsday LIST inst Isabella Stewart, aged years.
the town Of Grcenbur county Of weschsser the
u daughter OF VIM kiddcr, ESQ, formerly Of
this city.
county Va, the i4ih inst, Captain Samuel
Dorothy n native OF this Stat~.
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~ MAJ would most respectfully arussint ,h "a -.
emen q this CITY and he public renera that he s,I Govt,
at the old anu wei known stand No Chatham trrt
where may be ouns most extensive variety OF articles Of hi.
manufacture ct every style and quality quite too rueross 10
mentionsach rs Wgs, Teupees, Wbakers n
Ring Pus Culs French Brads recans T,,et,s A. ~
superior order y" =
MI would also ao the gentlemen Of New yoL and ,,rs,
generally that he particular aenor ~ e,,,.-
desug eea,emen ha and nasrs himself that by h Ions es
pcrence and duy, he nabedto cope wi n n no,
sku in this branch, style suayv Al. H.
varied ofnd,vsss Also particular astsp = nsiJ t
the leading fashi.ns of thu day. -
NIB southera and western merchants and who esae dealer.
particularly invited call end nrs which
cons will BE- lna ial any IN tse city and o. the
low eat ttims frcash
Eol'tmstake the No ~ Chatham sIlot n I'm
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DILLIARDs INpROyED.-oe

RILLIAHDS IMPROv -Gcptlcmen wishing In
- play nj Billiards purchase tables, invited Ia call NJ 2s
COS broadway where tables and try the patent
dsn Raer cushions slate and composition cecncd beds
with non eagle frames and tables AZ above viii ~ uud
the largest and best Offered 10 the public sdvanta
10 those who wish purchase al short nosce, they be
packed ~ one days notice.
Orders On any thing IN hs line rood rr(c~~uce
To BAsSFoRD Broadway. will receive prompt attention
nisG
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THE GREAT METROPOLIS.

THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
n5- The numbers Of Testers Cubinet Miscellany pub
sd this week will contain the concusisno this amusing work
The prices subscribers neatly done up VIII be about fotyvt
cents.
Lately published in Fosters Cabinet Miscellany
I.-Benthau,s Defence of Usury
H-Theory and Practice Of Joint Stock Banking
IIi.-Quinn's Steam Voyage down the Danube
Iv.-Gemany in 1881.
V.-East India Ske CHI Book
vI-Sk-tches of s.. feersburgh, Coasannople, &c.
vn-Rcview Of M. De Tscquevles Democracy in America
The of these works dollar and cents
Subscriptions received by the publisher
THEODORE FOSTER,
70 At" Ba,entnt Rooms, Of Broadway and Pine ST.
NJ very kind bsnevolenent and offer
Mr. COOKE, Of the Vauxhi Garden, Bowey
receipts of the house without charge the 9th ut
for the benefit Of the Fire Department Fund.- aud om the
offered The known Of the performances
enabled acknowledge with much pleasure and gratitude
the receipt and sixty five doars and seventy
cents.
New York, Feb. I, 1887.
ENOCn DEAN
NATHANIEL q BRADFORD,
BENIN G. RUSHTON,
f3-It Committee from the Board o. Trustees.
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SPLENDID PENNrANsHIP

-CoUiRED IN , LEssoNsi
Angular system az Writings agnn intrfdsccd
the FAM BROOKLYN
10 continue fer orH short season
MIR. BRlSTOW, OF London, respectfully 70
lvI tt Pubic He Return after sl~encs Of ronhs from
a hserng and sucoessul po.on has
onrscncc h, Whiting Glasses thu. CITY for the reception Of
Pupils, Day and Evening,
ACADEMY, No. lis BReADwAY, NY.
where both ladies' and Gentlemen &C every capacity
from to 50 exeedition.y tauts the
admired principles Of COMMERCIAL p BSnASsHfr.
Adapted to letcr., Bills Notes sss Accounts Receipts En
crossings and the Finished Journal Enty short 10 every
purpose Of public business and private life.
~ TWELVE EASY LESSONS or ONE HOUR EACH
That long com pie'e Inn
thorough knowledge Of nng mat how ndcrcht Hes
bc Defomed camp d. tbs PERSONS writing say be ny Mr.
Brstow finishing Writing Master he LADIES meet aaiy al
O'Clock
Merchants and others visiting the Cy can coup'stea
Of lessons daysi
80 Mr. ~ Ia to tc ir,rn A. NJ 10 orion TO sP NJ
All We who would tpe Pcnnanue
Come learn the system o. NJ "
Who IN TWELVE LESSONS does guarantee,
To make YOU most spenddlyi nu
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J.P. DIETERICH, Auctoneer

J.P. DIETERICH, Auctioneer.
RYE EEARNS u co.. Store No. 1888 Pearl st., corner Of
THIS DAY-At O'Clock, at TIE auction Hardware,
sting ofpea pocket and dirk knives and
III DOZENS SCISSORS and needles
anu bundles double and singled steel and brass
hooks and eyes, &c. &c ' e @'
faney Consisting ordoue cologne hair oil per-
iuieis, feuch ana EugIsh soap, lavender DC.
Aso an nvo &c Of combs buttons collars bosons boots and
shoes. ''' '0'''' ''o'' "N
Aso an rvoce oi Jewey Consisting Of rings nger rings
"a'nes pisas' pms CHAINS exc &c
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kavsoe newly undergone extensive
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