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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 0.


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MONEY MARKET.

TucSuhy, Fob. SD r N.
Tho sales at the Stock Board have been exceedingly
smalltoday and prices generally have declined. In
diana So per cent; Canton Sales Of bills Phila
delphis SAIL; Mobile Is; New Orleaas 81.
An assignees' sale of NewYork State per cent stocks
took place this morning, at auction with the following
results -
Sl2oo0 NJ Y Five per cent enable 1885, IS per
$4,000 do do do ls4e 81 do
$79,S04 do dc do In6s 40 do
Ao'si osies ello, Soa
We have received the returns Of the Maine Ba AXIS, to
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Here, them have a great fall in prices, both of
goods and ofthe material. From these data it will
be easy to calculate the result to the manufacturer
VALUE oy MANrrAcTunvsA CorroS 1899 AND 1884, AT
1885, 1851.
Yards Value Yards. Value
Cloth made, ss2s3 S. 2i370s 70 IS $40 ara
Cotton used, ibs lsa55sso 2isls s,7soeo 25ss,7so
Balance, $3lH,sW ss,s2i ,sia
This result gives difference of sa2 in favor Of the
low prices of lsal. We that effect the fall
in prices and currency had spon the import
of the same description Of goods -
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BY THOMAS Bf.LL.
tSSoresNos. ~ .7ss~ sHd ne fhlfoustyeses. !

FRIDAY.
"A, les clock, IN the sale
sale Of sofas, look ing glasses psintmg1
s and sofa b.ss 90 i'ps9r spring end cushion sat
100 BEAUTIFUL esgra'nse and valuable
iscts. "'' '.'
sATURpAY.
Aties O'Clock, IN III sales room
Large sale OF elegant furniture by eaalogu~
with kitchen utensils bedr ON furrture Of ali descrieorr
aud drawing room furpure Brusels her carpi arc,
ookn gasses. splendid pianotortes rich astral and
Ismrs ls,es grAndes, clocks ,nts; China eu
glass and plated ware.
shsfis Sa e-Also. splendid variety Of house hold fur
nifuvs removed for convenience Of sale virtue of Lar
lords warrant.
Great sale Of 100 splendid European Paintings, O'Clock
at the Apollo Asse citation Gallery Broadway and
Chamber streets, where ey exh b.tisg, admission
Free This large and beautiful exhbo composed of choice
arcen and modern pictures, selected from large humber
brought 10 tn country by genl travelling Europe
and 6rst exhibited Catalogues and further particulars
in time The intention 10 sell without reserve and will
afford Opportunity rarely met with to the lovers truly
vau be paintings f the hole cannot dsosed of in the
forenoon the sale will be continued the afternoon rs
By HIELL 4 AKCULARIUs.
Ths morning. at 10 o'clock at the A ction Broad
way corner Of Duane streetLage ssie of wines liquors
Havana segars sc including brandy and GIN pin.s and
other avore brands Champagne St julian and Lsf Cla-
and Regalia segais old and fine
Also, several casks Of wine by order Of a Marshal
some excellent and second hand fur
ritnr. ncutng sofas sofa bedstead French and hall
glasses MATS and mu boxcs stock shirt boxes curs SC
Nc Besides acuanty ofglass China kitchen drni
ture, &c. SC.
SATURDAY EVENING
At hafpast six O'Clock,
large and beautiful assortment Of ancient and modern
Paintings. rs II.
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:. A-&- FOR 81. THOMAS ST. GROIN and
ME2 HAvA INSA Only.-I he. team bark
-SA4k@X On Tuesday NEXT, February nth III
- beautiful Gamer is unsurpassed in her &C.
for proceeding to those Islands
ha, great advantage all ether sailing vessels in Gains
snd.sht winds, which much prevail in those ATTITUDES
sailing on the alb I'VE day named.
For passage, please apply to
GLOVER & MeMURRAY
Toe Pine: corner of South, orto
WIN. FURNIsS,
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PORTUG UESE FEMALE PILLS.
TIKI yx farfaed LIBERATED Piss, from Portugal are
We pereive 70 b. obtained in this country ess s1vsr
6ssnssi % ths lat eosmnof fourth psee. a. Inns
A RESPECTABLE Woman wishes situation az 6rss
n Ccok private family preferred The best If city
reference given Apply al sis Mulberry street this
dv. fs1t
" OLD SOLDIER IN THE FIELD.-An old Swiss
"A 0estl.man, about hfy years old commences this uorn
at eight o'clock to walk stand without rest sleep
for hours, at No ~ Inn street near VILLAS ne
he has oen psrfened hsrder duty hm this, pRder Enp
ror Naposon, Allen narshon. fsr
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90 CHATHAM TnEArRE.-The enthusiastic applause
with which the drama Of Jacob Faithful is nightly
ceived, induces the manager 10 again this
evening" together with great variety Of Negro extra
vaganza BY John Smith and hs pupil and the historical
drama Of the Mechanic and the Queen, which should
be witnessed by every artisan in the community.
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Corner Broad,cay and Ann street
Grand Extra Su Hs FF'lsdsa' Of
La Petite Certo Master Henry, Nj" Taylor, and T. @.
NS ss't MdS
First time in America of the Ballet DU BUCgERON ~
Evskf b 6ss SSb E vi
#: 81; IS s!ss! ! e
tn. F Esii 6.h Il: s;s.:. .,.... .
rs e9ps,.ss poDa.i snt rr..Iao-n.
The AiSiDo Lady !. hers every evening
Also e,bong Fancy Glass Working, AID Grond Cosne-
Xdmitt,pee to the Museum and all the entertainments
90 Performance e commence at half past o'clock ct
Bal. SH u e % NJ
snd7say under IL. direction ComEi,'se Of CITIZEN; Of
the 18th inst The following rules regulations to be OBJ
TIE door. haf,a't and the dancing to
mss c. " 90 full Ball and wear
Military aud Naval Ofcss 70 their respective un-
fancy ds:. . 70 3, pcsiSsy sssasS such
An ample supply Of Refreshments to be provided for lie
s Ss q . si!1 "a ss
riasss viii come INTO line with the horses hasds towards
street and tax. SP in he Sp'0i% . an
rvg the doar and ahe the opposite toh' entrance
The superintendent Of carriage. will be in attendance to
preserve regularity, and that mpos ion be
tised The company through caeesness extra charges
An po,cs ha. been engaged secure ORDER the
ms sa psl.on. w Be- the Il. than . BAN
room can conveniently aeeom moaato. c:..
da ''A'll'l the c'"% To6G & H. rMsoRRs
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90 ANgRIcAr MusvuM-Yssterdsy this place
Ii ged the day by families and strangers
and in the evening the lecture crowded to its
utmost capacity, with q fashionable audeace. The
and good order whch reigus here is worthy OF
all praise The spring business is fairly setting In
and new this place being entirely renovated and set
in order the mayer may expect constant crowds Of
admring VISITORS long he continues TO feast them
with such bountiful attractions daily put forth
here. Such endless variety Of novelties for low
ing illuminated every night, including the spacious
hall emily added to it, and splendid day performance
takes place every Saturday afternoon.
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D. :. CSoLoFs,} Secretaries.

Secretaries. q
NIBLO DUNLAP would r,slec,ioiis ,ntsrrn the la1iea
1Sof New FORK and ITS vicinity mat hr
daily for their nsecon whe's They VIII be fPpy %
them and where can b. obtained plants oil every made ana
hue on the most reasonable terms svch as cam ma
pitt caeas iuchsiss ecs grim oees
bulbs and glasses gold fish AMI s'ob.s bro, cages run
and ornamental trees and shrubs &c usneora
trees the enormous fruit Of wheh can DC seen 81
prices Islw
TT,IiE CLIMAX sALUUN-tn IA Am srect ana -
Fulton The above having undery
and embelli.hed in cupeb elegant
ismw CnncSrss IL uvsad every evening eousnencsg
ri Admns lou free Refreshments Of every
49,; ,;,n M IN The 6rs, ~ L. at the lowest pcss
n;nsnt Veal "a tnst rnai talent are engaged
Is Tvs
-U..-,c7 HWn auW V-Ar~
OLntS, MI u,aie W 10 sb;ncion Hotel r..rsst
JOHN Col hs OF |" 49,, asii. III ~ SspISs-
fully announces 10 ms irisna, an " az ~ "
come me nansse, y, viii pa,es for bsiis Dnr.rs ,
10 anoms Com pt~e R,oms Sc or the SUI rrorirv
n ne Rooms ted vita ths MC thuka
not necessarr lie hazards nothug
nc h The Bali and Supper Ro os as we as the Retiring
nd T Wing Rooms not iuferio 10 those of aag other
EsiabjI shp emf in The II MON.
NIB The Grand Re o,cplpg Ball will taks place en- Ed
day ext The MIR Parker f,st
r,,ur u,,.. az AZ. s,...h.. :. =. =. -, xj.,J.,-,
~ ~, x nv ,u s- s..J on " Si,ry
a., as 49, - '"' ''' 49, - -s "'' - ~~'
49,. co,, al. iorg a. ,v. c,o.c 10 Tiki S,oop.
s.ss s,,c, i,,,. ~. rr,.v ,rLS re-. ,,, t,ls
chi fo'i. .a,sy L.ale Salt $500 al ssry heavy
49,, .ams "a S..-yr.s.- - n,.;' e,sr r.. s,oons
ma rss in fiji ana guter KNIT wb ever vii, r,tsy h.m
or snv rors; n sball BE- am v rewarded
vi % ,Os y yN,ccAETy 40 C,,o, rls,.
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%. The RsrSess give another concert this evening
the Society Library. Their audiences have increased
every night have performed snd they greeted
~ fall and fashionable house at their last sSfs At
Rntgrrs Institute the unfavorable state
Of the weather Their programme for this evening 10
repletc with charming melodies, of which entirely
new; never having been sung in this country. We be-
speak for them afull attendance
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90 Sci rspIp PA,STircs.A large and splendid exhi'
bition of three hundred modern European paintings.
opens this morning at the Apollo Gallery, corner 81
Chamber street and observation-disclosures free. This
collection said TO surpass in nagni6cence and beauty
city, being choice pictures selected from large num-
Der brought this country by gentleman travelling in
Eurore Every evening the gallery will be splendidly
lighted by gas We learn thst they will be sold by
ton Tuesday morning next thus afording op
poruny to citizens 10 furnish their parlors with
beautiful paintings moderate prioes-an vesment
that will afford great interest in rational enjoy
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We have received the returns Of the Maine Banks, to
the LIST of JAM s2 which, compared with the
OF Jan. 1871, present the folio W ing -resuN;- cx.
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90 BAsxRUrrs pou' ing In for the benefit Of the
bankrupt law almost fast as they are for shcrmans
Lozenges, at LOG Nassau street Shermanh Cough Lo.
cough cold, il caution to sinners. Besure you Get
shermans Lozenges LOG Nassau street. or any Of the
agents.
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A. uDons Pun.

pax T Thea -Thi; house he been engaged By pr
ar GO enc the ssB as
wasS .udis ZEE. = The fremont Tn atrs = Boston
Ths Lee Commences, t. evening. at halfpsst
PARK TH5ATHE...pR. LARDNER viii deliver At
When hs. su: large
THE sor e1ts ssysrrn,
saisrn from srsssi draw - By Sir jour H.r:eh
The MODERN METHob Of PHYSICAL RESEARCH
TIE hfs1M MOON.
ton f s be II sSgs e
ru,s NhATAAm THEA!AA.
ms EVENING Feb s-Ths performances Nm COM
THE M Z, a. sc 4 AND NJ TN, QUEEN.
Mary Nj, f M: I s.s '''''' Mas d sss;ss
John SMITH fic tHSs +: T Es.rsTS;s'"nA ofA'
JAMES M'''ybi .lin I.la Saith unsis Ts% Herbert
JA e soG sHrSS Si'S
Old Tom g, { s s.:,9 Essss u :-'. rsy
e: Il
THE LIFE BOAI ACKNOWLEDGMENT Above s..oc.s.
ia Ss e: to E S sS s s
been sufficiently tested The Naval Revenue aud Mrshaat
ws .ss y dFssa aud " reputation
Ia. tent @ al E aa
ini:' sFs
at sndcnes every Other sp Of power as untass
Ks: ;s:S i
s .,'''"' sai5
THIS EVENING. FEB. s-Th. p-ri. a ; VIM 60.
TUE oESfLESxS,S BLACK.
M AN NIB
Manfred sA,.a Mitchell c N, ch sMs|:,o. Robots
AsMo Ts & s'H N sE u YonA.
A.mo,;... Missh' Ifi Albert Blank Hs.s
r Il s' SMsis sts
XII: R bsss:s Mas NJ: s s;ss'isa
- Se ess upper boxes - o'no
ss1 open Sas sis Curtain rise. seven
nVWAnY AhiPHlTHEArnk.
No. 81 B0tsry.
In consequence Of hs detention Of vessel, this Company
THIS rynSSd 3: viz CO..
The WALT X. II: Il; zS SlS! SHAR ESTsEE.
via: s;si.sy q other entertainments.
G ds%,s ss1f Ss M Etss,sif Buckley
r. s W1s sP r.. TFssIy & M:s' R's
The Rivers Family their graceful ard siias fsa.s
Mr. Gardner the Indian Warrior
Negro Extravaganza -
lniermssion ofGteen minutes.
The second part will Commences with
MI Deriois in his Met hoses
Every for himself by the " hole papy.
Scotch fling, Master Buckley.
Metsmorphose the slack, Mr. & Rivera.
S.as ss sass "a e sss
The whole to conciude with the
AKT Of SELF DEFENCE.
Doors open at 6.-performance commences at =.
a. s.sss.s s.',ssss
Chryetie st. Admission Is cents
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Extract of The Genuine Sarsaparilla,
Preparedby
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY


OF THE Cry OF NEW YORK.
This article has been prepared great expense accord
ing to the new process OF the Partisan pharmaceusts and
sconhdenty denominate the only really valuable prepa
ration OF Sarsaparilla offered for sale in this country
Together with the active principle Of the SIMILAR oGci-
rashe best species Of the rootthe College have incor-
porated that peculiar modification Of sugar which has
been termed siycrhsn. In the "Exrscts" of the nos
of hquorce the chief Ingredient ana can readily be de
tected But is proper to state that in most cases this
extract of quorce aduterated and contains copper de
rived from tha in which the decocton oil tho root is
evapoated The College wish thus particularly to guard
the public anst the pernicous tendency OF mixtures
containing large quantities poisoned iquorce The
propriate quantity of the peculiar crysallzabe principle
obained from that valuable vegetable bitter Gentan
Gale from Gentus King Of lyra, who first disc overed
great vrues) small portion Of the active constitu
cns OF the Taurus Sassaras another vegetable whose
efficacy Alternative and purifier of the blood is well
known has likewise been added. These several articles
have been incorporated and their peculiar principles
compounded in highly concentrated form, and the re-
suit has been the production Of vegetable Alternative
and tonic, unequaed for power and efficacy.
The College merely add the following extract from the
OF the Materia Medica -
This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuma
tsm-in obstinate eutaneous eruptons-in indolent
ucersn glandular aectons-in diseases of the bones
attendedby dull aching pains umors and nodeswastine
oithe feshand has prorrdd rauabie remedy aud mas
sometimes effected uhere other aerdres hare been
long administered an ram aud phen The diseased state Of
the system has been u many years duration. In the after
treatment OF syphilis, and whcre mercury has iju
iousiy geced the system possesses pocrs not hitherto
o6serredi in any other article Of the Materia Medica"
SOLD In SINGLE BOTTLES, at. 10 cents each
IN CAsrs OF HALr-A-DozEr BorrLEs, 80 so.
DOZEN W.
Cases forwarded to all parts cfths Union.
~ B.f rery liberal discount 10 wholesale p'chaseTs
By order ofthe College,
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, "a Nassau st., X.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald
R.rrrN,opp Senfemher M 1870


BALTIMORE, September 20, 1872
Mr. EDITOR =
A meeting is to take place this evening in monu-
ment Square, by the party who feel indignant at the
conduct Of those who attended the Ashburton dinner
and would not manifest their APPRECIATION OF the
toast given to the President of the United States
shall be able TO give you the particulars to-mor-
row.
AT meeting of the Democratic Convention, held
last evening" Solomon Hillen, Esq, the present in
cumbent, was nominated for reelection TO the
ONCE OF Mayor OF the city of Baltimore There Is
very HUE DOUBT OF his success. He Is exceedingly
popular, and makes excellent officer
Among the thirteen candidates out for Sheriff. is
Nicholas Tracy, who on the returns at the last
electon-as clever gentleman as ever breathed the
pure atmosphere Of old Maryland-who it is gere
rally thought will be elected to that office There
are others among the candidates equally clever, and
whose turn will doubtless come but were going
TO bet should risk on Tracy. His only fault is that
he Is a substantial wing.
A political meeting was held up town last even
ing, when several OF the candidates made speeches.
The gathering was large. The maiden effort, by
the leader OF the Wing nomination. was sound
substantial, and well delivered. He is a young
gentleman whether defeated now or not) destined
think, TO hold seat in our national councils.
There were no less than twenty-six adults bap-
tised last Sabbath, in the First Baptist Church. The
scene was beautifully imposing.
We have had several trfling fires recently, which
were the works OF incendiarles, showing that our
city is becoming more infested with this class of
demons, than is for its safety.
Flour is in rather better demand, and has improv-
ed in price: ! now quote at 81, 25 Howard-street
SSusquehannah same price. Wheat from 45 to CSC,
fine quality. Beef Cattle, $4,2 81, so net. Whs-
key, 81 in hhds. and % in bbIs The weather is
quite COOL Yours, RoDERIcK
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Sept. 2O-6 p. M.

IUtBOUy, StPCs SV-U
We remark change in the general features Of the
stock market Prices seem, however gradually to give
wsy-Hsrlem fell /. Long Island t. Mohawk J.
is rumored remarkable fact, that when the diff
ference between Messrs. Boorman, Johnston Co. and
Jacob Little Co. occurred, the former gentlemen
ployed Daniel Lord ESQ., their counsel and sent him
sum of money retaining fee Soon after that signf
cant movement he appointed referee in the
This, to say the least is "curous coincidence" 1t
does appear strange to that person should have
cepted the appointment under such circumstances
although he returned the money for effect before acting
referee singular and pointed of laying the
merits OF the case before d,snerssed third parties
The recent China did not seem materially to affect
the London tea market The following table showing the
stock in London, with price of Congou the first of
each month for the last three years. will be interesting
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OJ- Banum, the interchangeable manager of the
American Museum, has adopted the plan of giving
day performances every afternoon at four O'Clock
The entertainments in the afternoon are precisely
the same as those in the evening, thus afiording
line opportunity to ladies' children, strangers, and
others,to witness the performances without being
out in the evening In addition to Winchel, Sig
nor Vivaldi, and his wonderful automaton figures,
Miss Hood, Celeste, and the Gypsy Cir, Barnum has
engaged for a few days. the celebrated and unrlva-
led Master Diamond Such novelties for twenty
five cents, in addition to the largest collection of
curiosities In America, are Unprecedented and de-
serve the crowded houses always found here.
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News MOVEMENT IN BosToN.-It is said that Harm
den ~ Co. intend starting news room on an
extensive scale in Boston II is to he located in the
Merchants Exchange, magnificent new building.
nearly finished, in State street. Such an establish.
ment has long been wanted in that city. With eve-
ry facility for news, with steam Ships sailing ships,
and railroads, running to every point of the COM
pass, it is strange that no news room has ever
been started there.
There is reading room in that city now called
Toplif's, but it is not worth button, and cannot
be called news room. II would be much bet
ter in country village than in Boston. 1t is con-
Quoted with little energy, and less enthusiasm, and
The merchants of that city will have reason to feel
thankful TO Harnden 81 Co. for establishing rooms
worthy OF their support-a place where they can
learn that the world ways daily
we would not have such reading room as that
OF Iopliti's in this city We would NOT have room
1onauc'ed with such small quantity of spirit. 1t
mas oeen In existence for upwards of fifteen years
| ana lis me same now as when first opened II has
not advanced with the progress of intelligence and
never Will be bit better than it is at this
moment. What nonsense it is tn u,nno~, 81 :
concern Yet the proprietor thereof has b,coms
wealthy.
When Harnden & Co get their room omen The
world will know what is doing in Boston and no,
| Till then.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Great Movement contemplated by President
Tyler--Plan OF Settling alI the Open Cues
lions of the Day.
We have intelligence from Washington of the
most important interest to the republic, and to
foreign nations-more so than has taken place in
many years. This intelligence comes to us from
the greatest reliance in its accuracy, and have the
most sanguine hopes of its success.
We learn that John Tyler, the fearless and
honest Chief Magistrate, has plan in contempla-
lion, by which the currency-the tariff-the public
dlstrbution-assumption and all the fnan-
clal questions, connected with the general and
State governments, may be finally presented to the
next Congress- and forever settled on the most
stable basis, and most just and honorable principles,
TO all interests and all parties
During his soourn in Virginia, Mr.. Tyler has
frequently contemplated this grand project, and he
has set on foot measures to collect information on
the different points, as to enable him to present
the plan at the opening OF the next session of Con-
gress-or perchance he will call the new Congress
the 4th OF March next. and present it to that
body, fresh from the people.
Several of the leading ideas of this grand plan of
settlement have been divulged to us-but they are
not sufficiently matured by facts and other evidence
50 TO enable us to present them TO the public in
their proper habiliments. We shall do so as soon
as possible
From this project ii is very evident that John Ty-
er understands his singular position and the great
crisis in which Divine Providence has placed him in
the movements of this republic. If his purposes and
his noble views supported by the country and
Congress, we my see, in less than nine months,
National currency established without the danger of
a corporanon-the credit OF broken down States
storedthe resources of the General Government ap-
piled to proper usesthe tariff and public land ques
tons settled on just princlples-rade revved-manu-
facturers lourishing-and the whole country smi
ling garden.
Tomorrow we shall enter more at length on this
plan, and develope of the beneficent views of
the President. In the meantime, let the politicians
toll, and the office beggars abuse-the President
will do his duty to his country-to his God-and to
himself. We have an honest man--not party
chisf-for the President of the United States.