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TRoDUcE sHPPED FROM CLEVELAND ONO CANAL
AND LoANs AND CIRCUL ALTON THE NHo BANKS, AFrEH

will be observed that the imports into Ohio
larger in the Of extensive Bank loans and that the
exports were smaller. In December 1910 and Is42 the
banking movement was the lowest, and the result
ma imports Of merchandise and large sales of produce
the export OF flour being nearly double in lst0 and
oil wheat increased as Ct The of the large
experts were unfortunately absorbed in the payment OF
debt incurred for goods consumed in former through
the medium Of bank credits. Neither those credits nor
the banks which the mschievous Instruments az
list any longer the old debts mostly paid or cancelled
by the Bankrupt Act Exchanges have fallen TO less than
the of the transportation Of species hence the
othe quantities produce be Sold will be an
piled to purchases and the renovation Of trade
During the past few years. all the of
have been absorbed by the claims Of the bank harpes
Through the years 1885, 1885, 1887 the bank loans ave
ragged over $l7,OOOcoo, yielding to the bank owners
so2o000 per annum which paid by the farmers for
the use OF average 81 per Of bank
dts to be used currency In the three years only
$sooo0oo were paid to banks. In those three years.
oosbs7 brls OF -four were exported from Cleveland worth
at so per bril- s3292935 Hence appears that all the
flour passing through the Ohio Canal in those years
given to the banks for the privilege of using their pro
misses for currency These bank facilities with EN-
geance The state OF affairs for the coming year will be
as folowsthe loans of the existing banks are 600
paying SlsoOooper annum Thequantity Of -four which
will pass the Canal will be elua to last year. say
worth ~ oOo which leave o. to the producers
iastesd giving oil to the hs'lN stockholders
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Three story brick house and lot as Walker street; lot
a2 feet front by iO9 feet Deep bought in for Sl275O
story brick house ASS Breome street. and
OF broadway; lot % by 100 feet $3.50
-FOUR new four story houses, 507, 509 5ll and STA
Broadway, with five brick houses the rear, fronting
on Mercer street. the whole being 10 feet Broadway
and Mercer street. by 300 feet through bought in for
$50 OO0-offered at $40 900.
Lot al Rivngton street. so feet southeast from FORSYTH
street. 25 by 100 feet, 81, 500.
Lot on Water street. running through to South street
between Market and Pike slips, designated on the map OF
the property as Nos II and H. together 20 by leo
81 $50.
Propsions-The market is quiet Sales Ohio lard al 81
a6s city 7 old Ohio pork SIS 5O for prime mess do ST
prime beef So. '
Seed-Sales of flax seed at 50 IS; rough So so
Sdh-A cargo Of Turks Island sold at 24c
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 10.

ship Isabella, tHamburg) Andrssen Hamburg Oelrichs
Co-Bnss Cambeilsnd sdiey H,Vana Barclay Iy,s
ion anse (Swl Dapa6sr H,mburg Schmidt Behea
suiEey savannah s;ures CeamanNSeRTs se pts mSer
Dawes, La Guayra, Foster Nickerson Foam Adams ST
S5e'n 9 p Alfred ThSn s,qfod Wilmington
Clearman Mail, Nichols, Boston.
Arrived.
Schr Jisper Nickerson, from Boston, with mdse to f. j.
scbr VIM. Maury. Hoffman. from Richmond, with coal TO
schr Florida Mott days from Virginia. with oyster, to
master y"
sailed.
Ship Orpheus HILL Liverpool; briggs Henrietta Chayre.
Thos Cuts II OrleaLs and Others.
General Record.
SHIP ALAsAnA and the other inward bound vessels, which
were at anchor for some days the SW Spit have all up
SLoeP Con- PERRY Edridge Of BRISTOL went ashore during
the gale OF LIST inst Huntington Ii bgcd and wi, be
ost-crsw saved together with the anchors rigging sails and
ssn The c. p sailed from New Haven 3lst Bristol in
ballast and of the Sc gale was compelled to
run u the SOUND where she ashore above No
insurance.
Foreign Ports.
NASSAU, MP Jan s-Au Mary, Seymour Boston; 2oth Vic
toria, Hudson, Batimore Jas Power, keene, do.
Home Ports.
EAsIPoRT. Jan G-Ar Teazer. Greenlaw, st John, NIB;
rene, (Brl St Andrews, NIB. for Liverpool. ''' ~
Owls HEAD, Feb SID Granville, Bryant franklin Kel-
and Lec Cutler Thommton for NYork; Corvo Crockett
ashore on LOyes Island Below John Crosby Wheeler I'm
wind:or Ellsworth vsndalier aud The osa from Ns,afst
Roads, sooloo. and Ottoman. The Taciius in the
PRovrpENcE, Fcbz-Nothing arrived or sailed Wind NV
sAyasSsH Feb AR Jane, tBr Young Nassau, MP; Gin
ton, Lyon NYork Cid LucTeta, Rea, Liverpool Sid Ro
%%ulu: FidleI, do; Augusta Sherwood Mobile CeyIop,
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IL MAY BE CURED.
PHILAprLpHrA, December =.

To Or sayne-Dear sIIbe ssoasS'ns and miraculous
a snfs t Mo yaaGs had on my
sion on my mind TIM after consulting with several friends
s ahssd h dos.~ so 81 a"d
cou that II vedo take them should have eoo report
am alive and well this day Thanks be to mcrcifa God
an e your Exp eorant-and now forward cheeruly
Twenty long years had been constant sufferer from
rSe} s Fl s sad s :Ta EVERY
with duy wa ny eo sTfs to
% as5 sss ; my 'EGe was and strength had
@ f' s a sGsf 1 s my
ing e xs TO d. %y;s END s. h"n1
please the Master to take home Bui heard Of Your
BODY efIsa he'd the asn one Sos
and e al my and to my
o sf = has made perfect cure of me-and can truly
Now con,ter duty to ou and through vcu the
me ans y %ass my e, believing s y Be the
to the use # remedy which under the blessings Of God
You M to my maxi. use Of to vo,r
ysphage ard mase my case extensively known please.
ecnr% n. sdss be hspgy 70 them viii
be to mb sS S h hem ubs
friend everlasting s'aOde' am dear M x yoqT I obliged
p Coruegor Rose ST. and rmaoto@n road
Phsdepha. and at his Office 3o5 Broadway Pice 81
WE UNDERSTAND that the justices OF the Police hav
.u'reop his friends who convinced Chs innocence had de-
assn At h,H R of Go
requiring IT. end that he wa, yesterday liberty.
MEDlCATED V8POR BAT HIS, q CouriIandf street es.
W !aoshed SCARLET lever cods, infammatory and
CAROLS Medcated Vspor Baths
0psn from O'Clock the morning till nine o'clock at night
Sulphur Baths require hours pevou, notice. Portable
bah' sent to part of the city or Brooklyn Bathing
and hip baths for hire. 10 Otis
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-S M
kSsaasSTaz TOW PKINs Line OF Stages for Yonkers,
11a.s ~ Dobbs Ferry, TarIy Tom s.ngsing, sodom
aud he Harle Rail road
THIS line will Leave New York so'olock daily. bv thu
far Sing Sing and Peek.L And on Tuesday Thurs
Mondays wedn sdays aud Fridays from sadom New York
s. NJ, TOMPKtNS, Proprietor.
The Railroad Fare from williamsburg New York IS
cents fl02w.r
T IVEKPOOL COAL-i7O ChaIdrons hest Orr Coal in
'"''' '''@ III - ''' '"' JOHN fHERDMAN.
II0r 81 South street.
A GRAND MlLI1TIARNYa AND Naval pALL-(By
Evening Feb cad 1875 The following officers are reqested
70 attend meeting at Colonel Thoms f. Peers, Friday
for the Others feeling DESTROYS Of entering into the ar
rangements, included the following list will please to
attend ESl w,thi pu further sni' ita,ion e.
Powell, Bsnnet Ga?ther, Wright. msed Kmhs S6eldon
Durham Surgeon Ring Captains Moger Lyons
ward, Coils ana Temkins.
other distinguished military officers will attend and the
tion make this the brilliant Mt ~ Ball given in
the city, as all invitations will be disposed OF by Commit
tee. rs 3tis "r
l. sale by f. X COLLINS Il Co
i8r Sc South street.
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M A r Il M f H f RAID
Packets To Arrive.
Packets to Sail.


we shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
20 CommodoIe ROBERT STvEY, Of News Fleet a Re.
pp o. me shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
3poRen on Their Passage, List of their Cargo
board The m immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents al home abroad vii confer favor bv
sending 10 this Office all the Marine Intelligence thew eau
received. ~ ~ WIN e '''nAi"i''
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w MnKMs Vit ..jAYNES Tonic


w VERMIFUGE-This Virmifuge is perfectly safe, d
pleasant that children will refuse take efectna
ly destroys neutress scidy Of The
mach. the Appetite and acts genera and pena
nent tonic end therefore exceedingly beneficial
tent and fe,ers INDIGESTION Sc and is almost
tain for fever and aud what of
II does II permant ntly.
II ouly destroys and nvigoraes the whole
tenn but rssoves and off the superabundap slime
mucus so prevalent in the stomach END bowels Of children
oeu ST III which worms produce ihen young and by
n,vg ", u ~ impossible for ain Tue body
harmless its ef"cs The system, and the health e
me patient always improv by when
" uscnv,ed Numerous ceriIc Of its euness have
m recsssd which the proprietor does consider
Josiah thompson, Salem ~ L administered this Yer
sse 70 chid between three years old and
e 10 days she discharged hunded and thyse
Mr. joseph A. Lcn,z of the Penn Township Savings Insti
uton mtuepha gave to of his children, and
ha aver .ne sxh dose brought about fifty
Mr. ferdinand Woodruff used bottles of this Vermse
Tor dysp m ana IN the course OF discharged u
wards Of thirty pieces Of tape wom snd was thereby
cured. '
Another genem,n Of this city had administered to his lii,
lie daughter about three old she had mn he
tischages from her bowels composed entirely of r wbte
thread worms lie they her not only bv
solid balls la hickory nuts, composed entirely OF
Sich sadache-Mauy ladies' and gentlemen have Il ind
this Vermfuge be permanent cute fr sick he sdache
Pnes-Numerous cases piles have been perfectly cured b
the OF this valu bic Vermiiuge.
ally, what the Iub have ont Desired medicine OF
this kind which might be depended upon. prepared by regu
Tor physician offered tlem and be had ol Dr.
Jayne, Ne. 20 South Third street. Philadelphia, and his Of
fee No sos Broadway, New York. flo I'm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs
For the Of Juvenile Parties there will bo
Grand Day Perfor~an Saturday Afternoon
menciEF a2 O'Clock precisely embracing all the choice
most splendid
EQUR STRAIN AND GYMNAsrIC ACTS
Of the seaso. For particulars hsnibils The Boz
fee which Saturday will be ready for delivery from 10 ~
clock A. M. mil the time Of opening
W Boxes 50; Pit IS; Gallery l2x cen,s.-4
u Seats be secured the Box Once, fromo till
o'elnrl. "a
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BOWERY Am PHITHEATRE.
81 BOWERY.

ONE WEEK LONGER.
departure Of the Company fulfil their
gagement al the fremont Theatre. Boston.
The Managers Of the New York Bowery Amphithe atre
Company honor eannouncing the public III the
have concluded with the lessee OF the fremont
Theatre, Boston, j. Jones' Esq, to commence their PER
the goth n In consequence Of which, they happy
this city we.k longer which time he
brilliant attract ms will be offered.
Boxes IS cens-Pit One Shilling.
THIS EVENING, Feb ~
STAR AND WALTZ ENTREE.
Master Alexander ia a beautui Act Of Horsem auship
- Gardner IA act entitled The Sailor
80, Cinn Penny the well pown vocalist will appear.
Snll Vsuiting by the great company
Mrs Camille Gardner, in brilliant Parisian Act.
After which,
NEGRO CONCERT,
Master walter Aymar in inc pal Act OF Houcmapship
Mr. Williams will introduce hiA learned Dog Buffer.
:. w Howes in an act Ell titled Peasants Frotc.
Howes on his lid Arabian seed the Indian Hunter
Hatch will appeal ~ the Amerca Cannon Ball Defyer.
Mr. Madigan will will ride hi. extIayaglrzc act of
DAN TUCKER ON HORSEBACK.
Negro Clown, Brown Negro Riding Master Pelham
To coelude with the
SEHENADE
TO LET OR LEASE-A House and Bakery, No.
tR ~ Beckman street. Posse Immediately Apply 81
NO 20 East broadway,to ,n,,>, xoyroN
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
fTESE rsmed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal. a'r
be Obtained this See advertise
mous the LAST column. fourth page,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WEIGHS
OILY NJ PIC CIR,C.US,7


ri ioLYMPJC CIRCUS,
'V'Ts7sRsl SPARK Theatre.
Adm sA ,SIs saa AFTERNooy rERSoRMAS ~
lmmsn.. ou. sn "a D., iU$ESIn q. yErE
For til. "a. 5is55 n. sRS;8 t:s
Gorgeous h SAINT 'S GEof5;fF: ad 's'''a
FIERY 'P bKAGoN.
%s.T NJ, suits Banner
TO- e ISeS S.S Of %
p''~yo Sfs f gsYG EGds9d Amherst
k0hn Mmadh' sssrs r"Be sv sutton to the Princess
MafsT ;ss High Ess.sss
D:SDs rhss': HsSs Dra1 Lane $: .,..
); iisi$ssy' isi Is:ys R Hs%
Tom. Squire Errant 70 81 George. Mr. Panois.
s,SSf,!h the Theatre Pas,. Royal, COv'p; G;ydsn
ssas, her 6onhd:a'g,., NJ: ssSis:$
s sssGa.' q VIII:
f fpiIses.' H JsnSinss
Aud the 'm pR%G6 Gsef SIESp figure of tho
In sssas I :. Ms%o,ses Fish a NSps6,h: Cham
The Mop.te-Renew. the Combat on Foot toy -shsr with
various Interesting incidents attached to this remarkable
The Scenery and Decorations by the Justly celsbnssd
After which, by particular desire,
Daring and da.h"s a.y1sy sS,H g franklin Without
Beautiful The Ds%Th and his '''
BY Mr. Rogers.
daring and dasnng his four steeds by Mr. Naens
C~ Intermission of ten minu,e.-N
The Second Par, of the Performance will with
THE ef sPRITE sqSofFaffai E. MoRSNo
H.. PLEASING. ~ TSA 4sf cyrlDsI
La 1dfa sse S f h,ss Fasf Wells
In which the lang III. inm.b.
d'0i N Z siS6nb 81! a9se''.
Chestnut, The dnsy John Da SS '''''.. wy
xck TIE GAST KILLER entitled
In which Mr. es Ss Mas. sn %s Mss ss VIII hTr, %
CHATHAM THEATRE.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Dress Circle 'e9 Trs S ~ sfSr Dp'' Tier H'''
MAID AND ThE maybe.
spEt t1'iI Sh Pfhor.
Door. open a. * o'clock and the performances will CON
nnTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
,,,, :, ,, This i6HS q F F$IRisI performed ,
r FRA e i0 DPxvo y tne
~ The Doors will opened at halfpast g. and Ins BOZ
fonmanee' commence at 7. every evening
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT -sT.
UNDER THE plREcT nS OF MS; C. cusHMAs
THIS EV BHBS1k F 81 T I'LL DAY a reformed
Love GSpsr SH x'!a
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Marble BUILDING, Broadway, opposite st. Pauls ChuTcn
P T BARNUM, Manager.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SiR RSS5M1sM snsssT opposite st. fu cA''n
AitI9ciions equalled.
CONFEAGRATIoN. CT MOSCOW.
Arrival Of N 81 isfS't CH iHa Tss expected
wd. The Msnase increased an expense which really
VA Dance and other showing
@ ; u "deS .ns so
pssS es% *.
Last A Sfsf Fl '9 TxBtkx tST''d
Also ssn'r Viva1si fssnJ.sd Mechanical Figures
An Eminent profc,so, will make Practical Examinations q
ing e5s1Es, suited the tines viz; '' ''' " VIII
Simple sy,p ch Examination ...... .hIIiins
Win Win ea%ptet chart and explanations a: .sa:s
hs Ss ss ss .nass s Of %hsn &.
low pi'ce Of admission ken into this ten
patronzng the establishment and ing splendid and
Saturday TX
DRAMA 81 81 gfs; The sublime and wonderful moving D
Admission 60 all Is cent.-Ch,ldren half price. Gee
PEALE's NEW YORK nUsEUM
NATIONAL F0 p T6M ANP r5IfTrRE GALLERY
al
G. II. DEVOE, Manager
Inc $ sT9i ;S; if' plumber
Neatly and tasteuly displayed three spacious halls and
- boasts Of
COSTLY AND ELEGANT PCTUR GALLERY,
Exceeding in extent and value other III America.
The has engaged for Day and Evening" until
further notice, from 0 A. Nj to o'clock p. M. the
MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING
Gypsy WOMAN,
. From England
She wishes not impose the public by making then
O'''''' ''.' FORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed with supernatural power-but the contrary
claims pubIicly to be able Others Of .good
intellect and mention their leading sactons of
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT.
90 80 . AND THE FUTURE.
She VIII toll whether they married and
what kind Of husband wife they will describe their
characters and give host of facts and
on her ofhe sciences
corecness other assertions she liberty refer hun
dneds OF our first citizens including clergyman judges atoT
physicians and Of the enlightened ladies in
the city.
u Admission to the Museum, cents; Children half pnee
An extra charge Of 2h those who consult the 6sy
Woman. 6r
PRIVATE THEATRICALs.
A COMPANY Of Young Gentlemen, about opening fri
"A Theatre for their
TO engagement with Lady Performer
Apple ants please address H. X. H.. Park Post Office
ioasec
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WEIGHS
q Il Y M PIC CIR @ u 3 /,
AT THE
PARK THEATRE.

THE DEVOURING OGRE
Will be rereaed Every Evening until further notice,
With all the Display of New Scenery AMI the debut Of
FOUR EXCELLENT ARTISTS!
In the Principal Characters and all other respects prod
- atan expense hitherto unknown in this city,
First appearance Of that wonderful Man OF Iron Nerve
eptiU Il oar excellence,
LIE MONSTRE RICARDO
- HIRAM FRANKLIN,
The great Battoute Vauter whose astounding efforts have
called down thunders Of ause engaged for
the remainder of this short season.
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Second Board
State OF Trade,

sales OF real estate took place to-day -
wo lots oil ground and frame house Nos 1893 and 1876
DieecKer street, together, SO by SO feet, Sc 500.
by 100 feet, So 0OO ~ O 80 ~ ~
story house and lot 80 d. corner of Fourth
street, 10 feet by so, So TOO
House and lot ad,oinino n,,o... - r. AZ a..
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Equestrian Dire ctors Mcs,rs H. Rockwell Cadwaad.r
Clowns to the Circle Messrs, Go ssn Wells
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THE S%S
be embelished with number Of Engravmes.
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THE SSs 'HHIss5TSSSSy OF THE FRENCH
THE fHhssTT66RRTTl99sF III j. sGM
BY eJf%1 Merle bAuSsne' No and ' now
sPAE sfKtssyL LIFE OF WASHINGTON. snum.
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TOM Psi E K s"s or ns Ss History of Founding
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L. s. P1o1, Account: Of Irish Heirs, by Lover
NOvELIST'S LIBRARY.
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wAvERLY NOVELS
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LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS.
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ALICE; or. The Mysteries; Sequel to Maltravem.
CooPER's NOVELS.
RED ROVER, in two numbers, price 50
CHARLES DICKENS (BOZ) WORKS.
All the works ofthe above will be published in regular
81 AMkEEG f. s:ssr s,ss, ~
Oliver f:ai; ''S % e.s rna. end
rcx%sdK FR sfiE Is 1Sts: in on. mum
THE cURIosITY SHOP, comples. in one num-
PUBLISHED IN QUARTo FORM.
BENTsHt y Misc sgse.ss ne Z. Republics
ton } just received, at the low price of Iak
BLAcKwooD's 'MAoAzINE-a republication
rAGGGiiSE-, Tale Of Normandy, by Aler.ndrs Du- 'N
THE 'asEIGHBoRs-From the German, by Mary N
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rHR l1.SsS q. s sSasR: $! str nv s
IL s,BB .Sd fs SSs%, 4 Irish Heirs An%
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A discount all The above works to agents =,
this office, and punetu,lly attended 70. i2arc
post OFFICE, New York, February I'm, isis-Nor6eTn
Norther Mail including the Way Mails on each side OF the
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ROCKWELLS PATENT DECK LIGHTS
NO. AsTOR HOUSE, ENTRANCE IN BARCLAY
iyl lunoY

MUSIC.
SCHNEIDER REBHUN, Directors Of the German Band
~ and late OF Saratoga Springs will private parties
sorees with band Of from three artists Apply
No 81 Delaney street near the Bowey. No 50 Crosby e.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Apctioneer.
by BELL x HOWARD.
7olsffs T0s. 20 finn and rs Fulton fs-sste
FRIDAY,

FRIDAY
rs, a,,ON o'clock in the sales room.
first rate clothing; Yards emnants of French English
shn Amer 'ohs and vestngs hosiery shirts.
also, small stock Of miscellany ue lo OF perfumery
some hardware, gpns TOOLS cue knives jewelry segas
SATURDAY,
r, Al lOn O'Clock AZ the sales room.
lions ron families removing &c; a'so first rate city made
bedding sofas chairs tables bureaus looking glasses ward
robes side boards elegant ,oas couche marble top dressing
all kinds Of room furniture "1 ii,cRss utensils. &C.
n s,rge aadH.a ot Of elgant second hand furniture
ieH',Ve ca rom BROOKLYN for convene of sale.
49, I nT lbs curled hair for upholstsIs.
Ro,1,r. lnTse rooms in Cd and Sd stories OF No IL
r,,. and D., a. ,o% clock in the sales ROOM.
logue 81 trunks valuable paintings by he best masters h
ancient ana modern after sofas equa
10 sny 10 .e Gty-Fisnch couches eomans dyans, ,ewini
loot benches l.mpp chandeliers, &c.
nv HENRY EiHs E KaI sLIi A .STii.
Store 3o Broadway, corner OF Duane streets.
H. 4 A. are now ready made advances any amount
door sales ofhousshod furniture attended in person.
ns Pianos. &c. va and di SATURDAYS
Large Sale of Rich Furniture from genteel family re
moving from the city, VIZ. l2 iu French chairs,
stand oshed mahogany ward robe bureau one a
stand enc ne tea table elegant marble table,
Bacon forte card table quae,to ,abe.
piano stool coverd carpets stove ami stove pine
wae, &C. all In fine order, and will be sold without
TUESDAY, nth Feb
-. AZ ha'Epast 10 o'clack, in the sales room.
Maueai fort, sherry and other brandy candles
Also, imported and dome site segau
10 N hnnH 0svnn las,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

A SIGN OF THE TIME IS are now supplying
Slip, corner Of Pearl street, with Pure Winter Sperm Oil Of
superior quality at five aud six shilnls gallon. 3t*ec
IRISH EMTGRANT SOCIE TY-A meeting OF the friends
and members OF the Irish Immigrant Society will be held
Washington Hall Of Reade street and Broadway,
Friday evening, the 10th of February. inst.
Th- chair will be taken O'Clock Front reserved
for ladies'. and they respectfully invited to attend
ROBERT HOGAN, President.
Geo. L. Keehe, Secretary. 70 2t*sc
NOTICE Found, one horse blsnke aud buffalo robe
~ which the have by calling No 270 Blocker
son proving property and paying for this advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

SIG. RAPETTPS
LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON
SlGR RhPETT has the honor to inform his friends and the
~ public that his last Grand Concert Vocal and
Music vii, take place at Nibo's Saloon Wednesday.
Evening which occasion he will be assisted by
following talent-
Mrs Loder, Mr.. Bouce,
Mr. Schofenbeg, Mr. Timm
Sgnor hspeu VIII this occasion of his
he dedic. tes 10 the amst, OF New York
Sign Rape has been induced consequence Of the hard
times, to put his tickets at
FIFTY CENTS,
Which be mad at the principal Music Stores
loon on the Evening Of the Concert fisr
SINGING AT SIGHT.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, Principals of the NEW YORK
i VOCAL INSTITUTE, earnestly. cali the attention Of
all lovers and amateurs of Music, TO their
NEW SYSTEM!
by which, in incredibly short space of time the pupil ac
quiIes perfect and scientific nowledge theis delightful
art, and at Terms within the reach Of all, viz
FIVE DOLLARS PER QUARTER,
(IN ADVANCE)
GENTLEMEN's CLAss-Tuesdays and Fridays at hafpast
7P.M -
JUVENILE CLAss-Halcpast 3 NJ.
LADIES CLASS forming.
For full particulars apply the residence Of Mr. Loder
Broome street. between the hours Of II ana !, daily.
GEORGE LObER, 2p..:,
JOSEPH $. MASSETT, rnhc'pais'
lnsttate No tn East Corner Of Grand and Broadway
70 is3t'