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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
General Printing-BOOks-P Pamphlets
Cards-Bllls, Sc.
tn the Rusiness p uhvlc

Having nearly completed one of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, ready to print boo ks pamphlets, cards.
bills and all kinds of useful and elegant printing the
most moderate terms and for cash payments
This office we fave fitted up at great expense-in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work to the amount of several thousands Of
dollars end are still busy print ing ofthe most beau
ful articles issued from tn press Ladys Maya
zine called the "ARrsT" printed in this Office and
acknowledged be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country The beautiful Typography of the New
YoRK LANCET is well known.
All applications iorprntng will be made to Mr. JOSEPH
ELLIOTT the Manager, the Office of the HerGld-or up
stairs in the printing office entrance at 81 Nassau
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR HERALD GENERAL PRINrING OFFICE,
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New YoRK. Doth Sept. 1912
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Foreign lamentations.

HAvRE-Shp Louis Philippe-3 pkgs 81 Waller-i do w
Vvss-7 Roleron--l Van ensseaeI2 Lane, Lamson
6 Boisceau Ruscl-2 Bolton Fox Livngston-1A Otis
X Babad-l II OF Monrose-2 r ST FeIix-3C Dowd-l
Aa3 es riiS mNsos15 efkaG eIyeBB
Bnsse col Bailey, Ward co-l2 Renard col c Lis
bou- M Weck iser-2 Derasmes & Bozsrd-2O Cote
metz cases specie Benont-25 pkgs FsIish2 Bosceau
Rusch- w II Coes-z Legsmhre-2 b Mantel-30
Rile,-2 BALL. Bosdard-s T Hento2 Tii,nya Young
Elisll d g Haviland-6 Harnden & Coz w Draper
Il Baley-25 bkts champagne T Fl Schmidt pkgs Jolly
FeIesl Coeray-l Dorrlancour Edward Stoddard-
| j o Colt Praye x Lvermore-l x ii Hsight-1 w A
Colman-t Il Maitland-l Ludeyicus-i Bossange--I
IafIay-I Craig co-3J Fay-l Groschaud x Gnnel- e.
Luscher-l Duorel Ward, Sill & Thompson A Me
ser-I Longworth-I Gianoux col Meuan & Bernard
| Austin Whine rding-3 Loeschirk Wsendonek-I
Kohnsamm-l Brisbane Cotenet-l S Haskell & col
Stewart col Enger Foley
BARAcoA-Schr Cohannet-35 sticks lignumyit@ bbls
asses iron safe mdse 1000 George Willard
bales tobacco Foster Nickeon00 punches bananas Ay
mar & co-82 900 oranges Haggarty Il Meeker.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

NoRroLK, Dec 3o-An Richmond, Seavey, Thona aston;
Nancy Jane Goodnch Curacao Cid Pearl Pearce st Crox;
Indies. ~ w
Csahlfsros Dec a9-In the opg Iarque and schr-
nell salem; Ann Louise Lematre (uadsloupe; Fanny
Bisson Boston; Augusta Fanhsn NYork; Challenge Park
SAVANNAH, Dec 29-Arr GondoIa, Renne NYork; Thames,
Prince do Cld Wilson Fuller Cobb Sid Au
wood do: Arr 27h Alabama Wood Boston; Celia Thach r.
oIk; AvsIon yods do Madison Bplkey do; Euurian,
violence.
MoBuE. Dec 2e-Au Comea, French NYork via st Crox;
H,beIna Thurton Havana; Tes, Tayo! Boston Fashion,
(s) Munroe. NYork Cid Jas Perkins, Hail. Lverpoo
Smith, do; Weskeag, Spding Work Cowper, Huipg-
ton Havre Cid ed Abercrombe Br) Glasgow; Shamrock
Havana.
,NEw ORLEANS Dec 22Ar Persian. Johnson Key West;
Harriet Hooper, Rio Janero Water Witch Maamo Laura
virginla 0moa Ga Tslma, BeIdeaun Mendian Williams,
Nntwerp Genesee, Lombard NYok; Abbott Lord, Newell
liverpool Arr 2ls Aabels, Rice, Portsmouth, NH Archie.
paus. Bou'elle Nobeboro Cid Lord Seaton, (BI Fzlm-
ons Lverpoo Octaviu Colbun do; Amos Paiten Thomr-
kon, Boson Iius. smally New York. Powhaan Saunders
charleston; Lancet, Hoffses, Ale xandria
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 2



Falmouth, Eng. ih, with mdse, c. Bolton, Fox Liv-
esIsn shg Agnes, Bose from Bremen Nov s~th mdse,
Baque Natchez Snow 81 days from New Orleans with
Nespotsn brig Villa di Napo ar,iuo S. days from Ira
PAM, Sicily, with 1898 bags haxseed to L. Pslmeri.
s S iSs Do @ % % hSS WI TM sSc %
5 deck f' load g Ss first mate
Brig Mobile, Wiams, days from Apaachicoa, with cot
sdIi.S sIs VIM; Eos,iG Reddy "a day. from St. Johns.
Brig Acton Lambert, 10 days from Mobile with cotton to
Dss es1 n%G. Bartlett day. from B.raeoa with fruit to
Foster Sailed with schr Cod Hook Clay,
sch EmeIine, Davidson, 70 days from New Orleans with
schT ca6srns Amanda Teal, days from Savannah with
'o ssS 10 GTHS yo Birch from Georgetown DC with
seh Tassaroa, Smack, days from Richmond with flour,
se Alexander Mitchell, Pratt edays from Daneu, Ga with
schr Planet, Terry days from Richmond, with mdse. TO
sshr Edinbus Decker days from Alexandria with flour
to a; B. Cooley Co. ,.-. ~,
ss ss c1 ss 10 is.s sy om Dc with 1880
schr Hannibal Newbury, days FROM virrnia, with wood,
sehr N s. MeCuady, Summers, from Virginia, with wood,
schr Olive. Corson days from Virginia. with wood to the
scr Peter Ritter Blake days from Virginia with wood to
schr Danl Buckley, Bush, from Virginia. oysters
sehr Editor, Wilson, days from Virginia, with oysters to
Schr Benz. Smith, Decker. from Virginia. with oysters to
scbr Magnet, Smith, days from Newbuyport with mdse
TO master
General Record.
FoaEraN LETTER OrrrcE-The st. James, Sebor for Lon
don will sail to-day and the Cambridge, Barow for Liver
pool Their letter rs Gpips, in the Ell
change.
scHR FoRT Hull reported ashore Nantucket bar, has
been pumped and taken into Nantucket harbor part
OF damaged
SHIp FARwrLI of Newburypo from Calcutta which has
,rrved said have brought about of
This
largo ever loaded Calcutta under flag Some of the
British ndmen of 1900 buhen their be-
decks occupied by their and for the
mediation of passengers, Nc.
! surprise Ar BosroN.-Anivals in ist2:-
Ships. Barques. Briggs. Schrs. Sloops. Total
Coastwise, III lic $50 299i li3 1924
Foreign, lI2 HO l98 30 1851
arrivals baques, 80 brigs aud
British barque brig and prussan; baaues and
brgs Swedish; barque aud DrigS Notwegsn barque
5rrs siclian; shin bgs Danish; shin brig Rlemen
brig schr Venezuelan brig Belgian; lchr Odonburg
schr Hamburg; schr Texan and soop Frencnn all 500
foreign vessels.
Cleared during the same ume:-
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uE- IMPORTANT ANNoUNcEsis NT-THE COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE
ton of their institution which embraces perfect Ia
chties for the treatment Of all classes OF disease
THE MEDICAL DEPAR TMENT.
In this department grautous advice is given all dis
OF echest arrangements of The digestive organs
the prov,c OF the physician. The consulting physci
ans are hen OF great experience and particularly skilled
in the use OF the stehescope and the treatment OF diseases
yiiVhTE CONSULTING ROOMS.
TIE arsj'voed 10 the reception of patients suffering
from yteyss Thisdepartment is conducted by
gentlemen who was formerly connected with one of the
best Lock Hospitals Europe aud the College have the
utmost confidence in his abilities nd skill in the treatment
OF this most IMPORTANT class Of m aades.
SURGICAL DEPA RTAlENT.
The COLLEGE have also engateo the services OF one
Yor and are therefore prepared receive and treat
surgical cases Squirting, cataract, and all diseases OF
cacu in the bladder -clubloot diseases the joints
and OF tn spine, will be particular ly attended TO- The
lees will be extremely moderate aents who so desire
will be Wis. ted at their houses after operations.
PHA RMACUTICAL DEPARTMENT
The departn en under the mmedie te uperinendance
of DR.. M OReg member Of the Royal College OF Sur
sican are dispensed at the lowest rates. and Of the
best de''rpt. Tas Sei Go SsULTiNG ROOMS ''''
are distinct from the Dpensary and are open from 10 A.
NJ till . P. M, and from till 9 r. M
Persons at distance can on renting the sum of
dollar and statement of their case be furnished with
full letter o. advice and do liars worth of appropriate
medicine. .
By order of the College,
w. s. RICHARDS ON, Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau st. New York.
90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
prepared and sold by authority of the College Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York, has effected
of secondary syphc affections than any remedy
yet devised. II is safe and speedy in its operation
tans mercury, and is guaranteed tc effect cure
in wherethe bones OF the are becoming curons
Some of the awful have been completely
cured by its and Certificates tb at effect be
at the consulting rooms of the College.
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Consulting Rooms and Dispensary of the College
81 Nassau street.
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! WS- THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY. AND EFFEC
ua remedy for the of all discharges from the IRE
tnra seminal weakness, sc. &c. is the French Anti
a p Mixnre used so successfully in the London
bor,s ?spitas and sold in this country bv The
khe ri y, ~ as COLLEGE Of Medicine and Pharmacy of
reonr, =, vow york This medicine is quite paatabls
~ no restrictions Of diet or regimen and docs moi
g'se nuisagreeable odour to the breath ' 'oo' "o
eoiu 10 single bottles at 81 ana AZ 40 can,s o,oh
Also an cases guaranteed to cure, "a each VII cu a
''1"'"S p 10 use. w. $. RICHARDSON. Agent
Principal Office of the College " Nassau stree,
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Domestic ImportatlOns,

New ORLEArs-Barque Natchez-63 bales cotton Newbold
Craft-2s Bu,terworth-1l Lee co-les hhds
GO bbs Harmony co230 hhds $50 bbls
lesses Rowland Aspnwa-lO do De Pc yser Whitmarsh
So hhds sugar & Leyericb
MoBHE-Bfig Acton-22i bses Hicks x co-i9 Spot
ford Y Tilest9n- D Denoen-22A Comstock-26 PEI kns
Hopkns6 Persse x Brooks-2O Dudley Perse-5 w Burnett
-l150 slaves TO order
SAvANNAYSchr Catharine Amanda-t7 bales George
Coins-3 do Brouson-20 ramelee, K,lburn Rogers29
Wood.
CHARLEsroNShp Catnarine( Reported yesterday goo
tieces rice Smith Mills co9i bales Aymar co-2OO
Sprague Robinson Sackett Brothers Spofford
Tesion co-lI3 Smith. Mills color Mathews co--8
pkgs w Hager co-280 bales to order
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"A % HEADACHES WILL BE THE ORDER OF THE
pAf.-We advise all who intend making New'year,s
ails to provide themselves with abox of Shermanh Cam
sehor Lozenges They will not only cure but prevent
ana Keep up the spirits you go through
your heart can desire We presume the Doctor will treat
p nisIrlendS with some Of the Mocha coffee the Sultan
~ Muscat sent him His warehouse is IO6 Nassau St.
?gents TO- 273 and 400 Broadway 297 Hudson ST. 1888
owery; II East Broadway and 1870 Fulton street Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

FROM VERA CRUZ The U. s. sloop of war Fal-
mouth, direct from Vera Cruz, was spoken by the
mouth has board $40 900 in specie for this port
and understood to be bound North as she declined
being towed up We understand two of the Santa
Ee prisoners are passengers in her.-N o. Com.
III ylo~
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|,rrnW,,AIs OF CorroN Mopmr, AND OF CorroN AND
iohAoco At Nrw ORLEANS, ron CoRREsroNp,To YEARS.

These figures show that since the bank currency has
heea In process ocurailmen the development the re-
sources ofthat section the country has been rapidly on
the increase, The paper currency reached It's highest
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VI A RITIM E H + r A l. d
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor if captains of vessels will give
20 Commodore ROBERT SuvEy, of fleet, a
shipping left the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list of their cargo ard
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them
immediately their arrival Agents and correspondents
home abroad will also confer a favor by sending this
Office all the intelligence they obtain. Nautical
information of any kind will be thankfully received.
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point in 1887. The following figures show the average
receipts OF the five years up that compared with
the average since then =
Nep Orleans. Mobile
Cotton Tobacco. Cotton
Average, 1882 10 1893, 50O,9q7 36iC 1916
!" 1887 10 1912, 767,886 $3.50 $685.
Increase, 2s6,se 5000 Ito7to
~ OF 1897 1882 74i3 l03823
These give the fact that far from paper money hav
ing any direct agency in developing agricultural re-
sources it rather tends to retard that result The
ment OF the crops this year evidence of the fact the
receipts cotton thus far being per cent in advance of
oil any other season. and instead of the hands of the
planters being filled with redeemable and deprecated
paper they mostly demand spece-actual pay ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

90 TO THE YOUNG MEN GREETING-Know
re- one and all, that il you would have yourselves and
persons agreeable and acceptable the ladies on
,hls nsPpy New Year you cannot find surer way than
aroppns IN at Phalons, ala Broadway, and putting in
Pocne one OF his beautiful god-leered jars Dab
ia Sea an article highly esteemed by the ladies in
rarcuis, or the toilette As this Recommendation was
Suggs s ey aay il hoped those who read this will
no, m 70 uep ner advice, for depend upon it nothing
nan so pretty OF uniqne holiday gift has been got IN
ior % cents and ~ per bottle Don't forget to cali and
look at II. rhaons' 2is broadway. opposite st. Paurs
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Passengers Arrived,

HAyRE-Packet ship Louis Phippe-Thos II Mulledy l. p
Fnie Margaret Crouslo Thos Whteand 10 in the
age.
Nnw OnLEANs-Bamue Natchez-B Peersh, lady and fami-
y, Thos Shields.
CHARLEsroN-Ship Catharne-C (iroub
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\, FIRE IN CHARLEsToN.-A fire occurred in Charles
ton the 9th ult., which broke out in Broughton
near the corner of Houston-sreet and destroyed
property 10 the amount of $4,000, none of which
was insured.
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We will now take the following table of the circulation
and specie the State Bank and branches for series of
years which will give the ucuston in the currency of
Alabama pretty accurately We also annex the same
features othe New Orleans Banks at corresponding pc
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To- FRANKLIN THEA1RE.-C,reat 10 tho srcooss =,
this fashionable place of resort Wonders not h T
the greatest and cheapest Combination OF atrac,ion
w., , IN, ,;n cry reops IKE gooa o.ncng, singing &C.
mission double, the place would be crowasd perform
mce this afternoon from to b. f"'"
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Married..
Died

On Friday the 30th ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Oakley Mr.
JOHN FERDINAND TO Miss MARY BIsss OF this city.
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90 THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED
remedy in all dyspeptc In large bottles ST. in ca
ces of half dozen bottles SIS.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
81 Nassau street,
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CO. "THE TONIC MIXTURE"--This celebrated
remedy is composed of five ents the active prnc
Piles Of which highly centraed 1t is used
very extensively and with great by the medca
faculty, for the cure Of debility, rom whatever cause)
dyspepsia complaints Sold by the authority Of
the College of Medicine and Phi rmacy of the city New
York Price 81 per bottle Hal f dozen I'm cases) S.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College " Nassau st
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WEIGHTS
OIL Y nj PIC CIR Gus.
AT THE
PARK THEATRE.

With Mr. fsf Simpson %fS
AS AN ELE EARk F6 dEXTsIc CIRCUS,
SEWERS and hs Gi a c"s
The s Of the
'"''' '''' NEW DROP SCENE.
m Estee med one Of The most talented native artists
a. 2Ssii s
to rS her En P S.nsrs, effect aeS Or
est and ccumspecton increasingly
& nj IN the hsSe. y
ty Win the ,s highest degree Of talent,
@ 51I VI" Sh BE- %sSs ."
Equestrian Directors Messrs. II. Rockwell Cadwasder
Series OF Represenatons common cling with an elaborate
comprising inhabitants Of every Nation and Cline superby
''0'"'' 'GF RIDERs M&LE x FEMALE,
~"sh ,.r, M, as@1,
k TsE iS VIZ III Al M Al fSi;d
history Of North America g be Tepressnted superb
o'"'' SR'E & ~ r 9ShAh Z ST9NE'
Blythe phadspha T!,ues., hssdsS By MCFARLAND, the
The very mpG Ss MsfiSY . ride her
syrs %sa asE SHN aHM %l, gPti1cs.
style and Ss snG E two Fue except by Mr.
JG8ENn ins &c Ea Gf:ss' of
by Master John oenToy pupil Of Mr. Caawsader, and
.ssS a. %
minutes will ensue
THE SECOND PART will commence with the introduction
BLAGT NJ
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o'clock. j2
TIE MR. &aoEosS Ye$ 'S 5y sat M;Pf a
said osSoas W.s" s ?dfS Gasn i
S 1a 10 N Ssve o h wilson Mrs
S ss !" Sw x ssmSsa With w T @ Tss
ticular favor by Mrs. Wilson. il sts
SONS g T ssu S d he pot. s .ns
viii a S for Jons, s hs BIZ hsS
father commanded u.s. saying ye shall drink WINE, neither
will hold their regular business meetings on the evening of
Jan 3D. an, % for the
Howard Temperance Benevolent soceiys Hall enr,nce
f. Howard nd f.
MI" is , street Epw. MocALLuM. Sec
I OST-In going from $50 Broadway Maiden Lane, and
ssnS JSn street S on ga n rd,y morning IN last, Pc
ing them at s5s Broadway. - -Nl W = jalt.r
Bis be aS3
at Al hours Of the day and evening. :"
1. and mot eo tn T s OF quality 70
Obne4 and essentially ccgs,ed 70 benefit single gentle
tss who Would ~ civ and is
ca useful to those who may be abong under ease ofopg
Sold BY publisher Dr. Gregory a, No Il Bar
the " {. =
The debts will be settled by either parity and
:, ''' = -. ~ M " SIHEs sS ] 4 zs aYsHI2E
w l. RUsHTON having taken WILLIAM HEGEMAN
aa No HSaa w I'll BE- tee N
them under the firm Of hushtan 4 Co..,
duct wholesale and retail drug business heretoore No
Y BISHOP a Maiden Lane-splendd Stock OF JeweITy
BISHOP %goI,sI Of french Jews beng about
hs BE- WIZ Ida spSse Of his soG 4 the above
and pins with diamonds and various kinds of precious
Gentlemen or Ladies esou. of making purchases for the
New We will do we'll embrace this opportunity OF pur-
'sn ofIs wnIfis ds a
DAILY, MEMORANDUM BOOK FOR ls,s, with Time
- aud Interest Tables. &c-For the merchant
he o s' iGo
pr e on me IN e hsa aaq WIN
%srsn,p dealers ard 'hs public 9 general invited
'etai Ly
d3l iwsec SO William-s'Ieet. or Walden Lane.
GENUINE FIRE PROOF SAFE wi q RS PaIenf sa-
GI by scots @
fore the following respsctbe committee ,and hundreds of
~ fSssLs. + M.n.nAll,
BALDWIN * Co., COMMITTEE
WADswoRTH & smith,
subscriber wder ssismands sais cam can
' ' - WIS Wv sILAs c HERRING. 1879 Water ST.
g;W. Stanton & Co. New Orleans.
David scoviii Rochester.
John Pattersos, Buffalo. d3I lwdy&3wwyr
u s. CITY DESPATCH posi-.
,,m,ps POST OFFICE, New York 18th July, 1912;
at and iows p e.ss s ''0 the
Hail. SIS S's!ssi, AM
=. .u,,. Pm VIII be sent gu, for De,
" " ' '? sies s NJ and 9osiosi, " .''
PM
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A Il A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVI
"A SORS. December slst, 1872 the following Preamble
Resolutions and Ordinance presented by the Supervisor
ofthe Third Ward and the adopted and directed
be published in all the daily papers
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CIRCUS.
<mPuITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.

OF THE hEPUbLICs
81 bUcery
N. A. HOWES, Proprietor.
Enlargement Of the Interior No half price Second Tier
Dress Circle Reserved TO- Families the Regular Price
Admission.
OPPOSITION INVITED
NEW YEARS DAY & EVENING PERFORMANCES.
First performance with Saddle Bride Of Master Walter
Aymar, the sck nowiedged champion rider Of America.
Mr. Cole the Chinese Noncescrpt unequaied in his
foTmance by man ,ine
New illustrations by MIR Emmit and Frank Brewer of Negro
Holiday Sports, IN Carolina and Virginia
The public Iespec fully informed thar reorganization
Of the company Of the Am htheae Of the Republic will
place Monday with additional talent horses scenes
buesques and general such
have before been presented together before Amer
audience.
Prices Of AdmsonBoxes First Dress Circle 90 cents,
Children hall price Second Tier, 8 eoDts Pit l2k cents
Pqurt or Family Boxes Sseats for ak Places
have been set for coinr.d persons
Doors open at halfpast 6-Overure by the Band
II a T.
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ArIERICAN MUSETTW-


=, AGAINST THE WORLD.
and al P Of Gh
got up at INV Il %% YEARS Expense for
On MONDAY Jan I'd iss Twelve performances will take
Place dn, ~ the day and eyening I perermaoee at
this day. ar the s.
0f' 'a GENERAL a % Tca # H HYMN SESa
The smaIls. Dwarf in ali This perfect specimen Of
hs:s ss BE- f.
Yeas ''' WEIGHS III Ign" oST9 FIFTEEN POUNDS
being e b: weight when but month. The &C.
perfect DIV ri in the void surprising living curl
Also '1T's xA M X2TfYEH' T8s MHsEEss
s G'S a ade ; %s Eve
% P.s & Ca%s
Se sssS AnTsed , whose !
an entirely new and beautiful scene got expressly the
''''''''' '"' TSE BOWER OF BEAUTY
% Il The rhf Ts Stffslf B, Ro fs::sr
81, cn TIE Italian ssars s
9s q xSssy y yss
n As'y 5 sSa as. SSs Of as
Boat Rae takes the foreground a The .
ra s I'D
MED by vivid flashes Of lightning Of and the
Fey q s s: "a
the fort from which lille boat TO her The
crew are saved but the vessel is lost --..'-
ns drawn By
plumage, sc. NI
Admission to all IS cents-Chdren half price. il
BEST ATTRACTIONS IN THE. CITY FOR THE
CHRISTMAS HOLYDAYS.
NEM T6TK M 4SiH NJ AMI sHb fiSTu.s
GALLERY.
Btoad,cay, Opposite the GUY Hail.
Mr. II. BENNETT, Manager.
Mr. NEtLIs born without arms. will perform variety of
Mr. JENKINs the comic dslinssor yoprla singer snd
nrvaled Ethiopian Dancer Master T. Young, the wonder
Performances. splendid Picture Gallery and half million
Of curiosies-a to be for the above sam
Repeated performances 26th-an afternoon
entertainment al o'clock during the Hoydays.
Performance in the evening commence at O'Clock.
dl lmsec II. ~.
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AGE NT'S,

The following is list of the agents for the Herald,
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
are found for sale regularly =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE FAR famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are,
we perceive TO be obtained this country See advertise
ment gu the last column, fourth page, m3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-18
XVI G. B. Thorp,J. NJ. stranp, D. A. Cushman.
WI ". II. Frye, VIM S. Rakop Talma Hill.

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inesa truth solemn as il is important and yet TO"
cases OF the most vital Importance When disease nvades
the physical Frame no time should be lost in Procuring the
RICH, medicine at once and get cured without delay For
chronic constitutional diseases such Rheumatism, Kings
Evil ScrosuIa Affection OF the glands obstinate cuaneous
Erupcps Ulcers White Swellings Enlargement and pain
of the Bones and other similar diseases, Sandss Sarsapar
Ia has beer found in instances TO be an efficient
remedy operating mildly and pleasantly on the general
SYSTEM purifying and cleansing the vital fluids giving tone
add energy 70 the nervous system and Importing stamina to
the debilated frame. Numbers who have taken merely
with view of aleviatg their suaerings have by using
short ,ie 10 their Infinite pleasure and delight, rapidly
improved 10 health Until il hasbeconie fully established.
FOG conclusive evidence of is superior value and efficacy
Prepared aud Sold wholesale and retail and for exporta
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street, New-Yeik. Sold also by A. 4 D. Sands, Drug
gs,s Nos 70 and 100 Fulton streets David Sands Coz NO
n East Broadway corner OF Marketstree; and by Drug
gists generally hroug hout the United States Price 81 per
6oth SIX bottles S..