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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

From ALBAkY.-We thank Pomeroy ~ Co. for
Albany papers OF Friday. They contain no news
Of consequence. Nothing done in the Legislature
on Thursday. We are also indebted TO them fol
papers of yesterday, in advance of the mail they
came through in twelve hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

SLEIoHINe.-Instead Of excellent sleishing to-day,
we have none al all The snow storm Of Friday
night turned into rain storm, which cleared of on
Saturday, and left warm spring-k weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

90 LITERATURE. just issued from the press, and
for sale at this office the Historical Novel, Blanca
Capeo, by the popular authoress Lady Bu!wer. Price
lSi cents per copy.
Also, Blsckwoods Magazine si cents and the recent
y published novels of Scott Bulwer, DIsrael Dickens
James, Smcet and Miss LandoD all OF which may be had
at this office. Also Standard Literary Works, embracing
Allisons History of Europe, Cooleys Egypt, Sparks
Washington, and Theirs French Revolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

TERRIBLE AFFAIR IN PHILADEIFHrA.-Weta take the
following account Of horrible affair, which oc-
CURED near Philadelphia last week, from the Times
Of that city of yesterday:
THE SOUTHWARK ABDUCTION CAsE-TERRIBLE RE-
sULr-HUTCHIsoN HEBERToN SHOT DEAD BY THE
BROTHER THE YOUNG LADY.-The affair, invov-
ing the suspected abduction of a Young lady of
Southwark, which has created so much excitement
in that district, and caused so much talk and specu
laon all over the city, since Monday last, has had
an awful termination. Hutchinson Heberton, the in
dividual who was alleged to- have abducted the
young lady, last evening fell by the hand of the
brother of the latterhaving been shot dead by him
in closed carriage in which he was being private.
ly conveyed out of the city by a friend, on board
the steam ferry boat John Fitch. The occurrence
took place just as the boat, which had left Market
st: wharf about six o'clock, was coming into the
ship at Camden. We forbear at present saying more
OF the matter than to give briefly the particulars
The name OF the brother who committed this deed
is Hall w. Mercer, clerk in the store of Carson IL
Newbold, South Wharves. He had been pursuing
the ronf Heberton for two or three days. He pro-
posed to fight him, but could not bring him to the
field. He then determined TO revenge snmmarily
the outrage upon the fair fame of his family, and
ceiving intelligence of Heberton's intended flight to
New Jersey, he laid his plans. A carriage was
hired by a legal friend Of Heberton, which was
driven all about town. Then it drew up to the law
yer's door. Heberton got in The blinds were
closed The carriage drove down to the Ferry-boat
John Fitch. In the meantime Mercer had taken
position on board the boat, behind coal-box There
he remained unobserved, until the boat neared the
Camden Ferry. He then stepped forward, present
ed evolving pistol, and discharged four Of its bar
rels into the carriage. The first ball entered Heber-
toms body just under the left shoulder blade passing
through the blinds of the carriage. The second
penetrated the body, the third and fourth the door of
the vehicle. Heberton was conveyed, as soon as
the boat reached the shore, to Cakes tavern where
he breathed his last in about 10 minutes. Mercer
was Immediately taken into custody. When the
New York beat came over, about eleven O'Clock
the mater at Cakes tavern, and Mercer was still in
custody at the tavern, and in terrible state of ex-
element
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

90 THE USE OF MERCURY-ITS ABUSE-The
day when Doctors could dose their patients with
caome for every slight disorder and bleed them to faint
ing. Like the New Dspensation" we look for letter
things.
Brstos ssrsaparilla composed of purely vegetable
tracts gaining reputation in the medical world
unequalled in modern times All opposition only tend
ing strengthen the public stronger If possible in its
favor II has passed to standard medicine in all cases Of
scrofula rheumatism, dyspepsia, loss OF appetite, all
dsea having their rise In impure state Of the blood
For females there is nothing mild pleasant and eec
tual il them inv auabc remedy where they may
he afflicted with diseases incident and peculiar them
selves alone This not Of the quack medicines Of
the day, got up to make money from; it is the fruit OF
many years labor experience. prepared with
thorough knowledge Of the OF nature
posed entirely ofvegetable extracts which act specifically
on various diseases.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Vim. Burger so Court
landt street. and at retail by Rushton Co.; Mhaus 1873
Broadway; Aspinws SO William street; syme, 90
Bowery; Trippe 1877 Division street; syme, 80 Fulton
near Water street, al Fulton street. and Druggists gene
vally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

OLYMPIC CIRcUs.-Mr. WEIGH means to astonish
our citizens during the coming week. He has en-
tirely changed the arrangements Of the arena, sno
will introduce next week some new ieas, embracing
all that is beautiful, classic refined and elegant il
gymnastics, horsemanship, dextenty, &c. &c. Tn,
new pantomme of the "Devouring Ogre" con
tlnues to receive undoubted marks of public appro
baton, and will likewise be performed next week
with many improvements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

NIBro's WINTER CoNcERTs.-Mrs. Sutton, Signor
de Begins, and other talent, assisted by full and
eihclent orchestra being selection of the first In
instrumental talent now in the city many of them
rank high In the misical word-such as Wieger,
Appeies, Grouevelt, Jacoby, Lehman, Sauer, Wiese,
Hegelane, Knaebel, Wolter, and others. They will
play the last music arrived from Paris and Ger
many, comprising quadrilles, walizes, quartz ties.
quintettes and songs, Of the most admired over
lures These concerts will tar surpass the preceding
ones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

demands that they shall never never, consent
to give any aid TO those States which are involved
in these disastrous debs. Why, sir, we have before
this House solemn declaration from the people of
debt they will go to war with Great Britain
THOMPSON, of Miss. Dumping up in hurry and
warmly Sir, the State of Mississippi has yet
refused to pay any debt that she owed. (Great
laughter.)
ApAMs-Sir, there is letter from Gov. MNutt
making that statement If necessary will send to
the library for it, In that letter Gov. M'Nutt says
THOMPSON I'D rather see the letter itself
PIcKENs.-Is not all this out OF order, sir.
SPRAKRR--It is not. The motion to print embra-
ces broad grounds on the merits OF the two reports.
ADAMS hope the gentleman will read that let
ter for the sake OF his own character. Gov. M'Nutt
says that two gentlemen in this House, concur with
him.
THOMPSON (warmly)-I desire to have the letter
read. It's private letter-not official. But, sir,
speak out on this subject. Much laughter) Her
voice has bee n heard over the world U,auphterN
And hope the gentleman will look to the action OF
that Legislature, and not to private letters.
ADAMs-I repeat sir. Gov. M'Nut says that ma
orty Of the people in Mississippi prefer going to war
rather than pay her debts
THoMPsoN-Gov M'Nutt did not mean any real
debt owed by Mississippi and concur with him
but before she will own to debt which she does
not Ee, she will resort TO any means before she
will paw it!
A VorcE-Stick 10 it,
ApAMs-Sjr. III not 20 into the question now,
whether she is bound TO pay this depi OF NOT pu.
she will not allow the judicial trDuna, 20 say WI.
fher she owes this debt OF not anu sue Iosp,s w
her own sovereign State power 10 aecioe Una, s,,e
will not pay t. The genda, sb, o? i not material
TO tbe point whether her agents deiranded her or
not ID, asL the Clerk to read Gov M'Nutt's let
Ter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12
NEW YORK HERALD.


Co Just received, the Waverly Novels, number
Is, by Sir Walter Scott Also, No. ii of
Theirs French Revolution, and Conarini Fleming,
by D'Israeli, being No of the Novelist Library.
The above are for sale at the Herald Literary De-
pot, where all the publications Of the day be
had as soon as issued from the press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12

TuE SoMERs CAsE.-In our report of the proceed
ings of the Naval Court Martial, will be found in
teresting document submitted by the able Judge
Advocate. His opinion respecting the right Of
Spencer, Cromwell and Small, to have heard the
proceedings before the council Of officers, and SO al
lowed an opportunity of confronting, and cross-ex-
aiming the witnesses, and defending themselves,
ls one which must commend itself TO all. The paper
is altogether very worthy of attentive perusa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
DIED:

Sunday evening, the p irs-. OF consumption Eliza.
beth Drew, the beloved vile .; Francs ~ Drew, OF 40
Broo,.,e street, after long and pa ntui Illness
Her friends ces-e aead her funeral al his sss
deice on Montay, It's day, at hsifp past s O'Clock
AT Gree uve, Tenu.l rre ID inst !" "a DicasoD,
Pcsnasi.r place. He was apPoinled by 0enefai
asingon 1885, held Though all The changes OF
the country the day death He had also aAeh the
National intelligence - years. anu bad paid Up 10 LIZ
55n day OF Inc month preceding iis Gecesse.
In Harrisou cuutv Va ie Ssh ill., 6erJdrnis aeeoer,
aged ga SIR K caIig rated iary iaad 10 5iofsanewn
winch section OF conry many years represen-' IN
thr Legislature OF guId Win n1Eot TO hifst ana e.ris
- his cplstguesis
Or Thursday mo7lin Ire s.h ias al her residence IN
sckepsacs, Ness Jrss-y, 10 The go e. OF her age 10 Ell
tire reliance upon promises OF that reg'on WHICH ~as
her caor throughout ioas and eventiu ne and proved
,r stay and sl2D "a horr OF dealn Csharlne Wiz
90 cf Dr. Peter wfs1 many years Professor eli LAD
guagcs IA Columbia College in this cry
~ City papers phrase copy.
On the alst inst; Mr. john Archer, in his S7.h year.
A, Monroe village. Orange coEny, ~ Y, ca the lsit
last, Niles hughes Esq, u me- 18Th ysar
Al Geneseo, llnols, jan i Mrs Jaae G. Aldrich, agee
81 Yeas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
Raakrupts-Jan. III.

James B. Glentworln, merchant. New-York.
Aniory Ganage. broker. NewYork-
Carl King. merchant, New.So-k-
Anthony D. Maintain, merchant. Ne~-York.
Abraham Merritt, boot-ulake-, New-Soyk.
william W. Bets, clerk. Brooklyn
Charles Hill, New-York.
Samuel ~ urney. marbie-Tuanufac.ures. Hew-Io.k
D. s. Duaring, Middleton, Orange Co
George n. Healy, broker. Nex-I ork-
Edward Vincent, late merchant New 0Ts-
William n. johnson, New York
Galez Terry, clerk, Ne. York.
Jasper f. Cropsey, stationer, Ne~-Eo1k.
Nathaniel Mann, clerk, Ne~ForE.
William f. Hale, clerk, New York.
Frederick Davidson, clerk, New-Iork.
George G. Root, late merchant, New-ioIE.
Joseph Ripley, broker Brooklyn.
Richard B. Dcs.Aud. clerk, Brooklyn.
p C. Stone. late merchant, New-Tork.
Asa White, New.York.
CREDITOR gains; Rowe K Williams, PouEhksepsis.
David NJ. II. Butler, Esopus-
Charles C. BacssteT, manufacturer Brooklyn.
George o. Gum, agent, New-Iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

aousaad dallars having raised himself from the deepest
poverty by bis own unaided ndorniabe industry. The
hotel was commenced 1s May, 1851 and was opened IN
1882 No who here that time can forget the e1-
element cccasoped by the and the crowd Of people
who filed the building on The day II was tn!oTn open
10 the public Holt that day would not have given MI As
Fifty dollars boot change places The cost OF the
house land and furniture far from $500 GOO al
though probably ever knew exactly how much it
did cost; For the lot the OF Water and Falto the
Brothers Port received s2 00o Jordan Mott received
$4,000 for the lot the corner Of Fuoa and Pearl
streets; and for the other parcels about $4,000 a
lot were paid TIE bouse eight small lots
For short time the house did good business but soon the
bubble burst, Mr. Ho.; who went in With sixty thou.
sand dollars, came out without shilling The
world anew. His industry ard enterprise were however
the same, and he has since kept eating houses in different
parts OF The city, and OF late in the house formerly occupied
by Recorder Riker ia Fulon.st with what do
not know. After Mr.. Il. left the house passed into seve
raj hands and profitable believe, none. There
appears 10 have been fatality about the house Two OF
the occupants a last and of the builders, have taken
TIE Bankrupt 1t has sold for 800 co., or sl2 800
per lot Tor the land which stands counting the house
and furniture nothing. Twenty years ago one Of the lois
sold for more money.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY reported jsr TIE Tribune.
SATURDAY, jan. 81
AsHEs-The business OF the week comprises sales OF
about rs bbls Potts. 1885, at 90 and Is do Pearls at 81
There we're NO receipts OF ashes al the Inspection ware
house during the week The stock OF Pots there are 6s
bb less than Saturday last The emily variation in the
stock of Pearls The abstraction OF barrel OF con-
dennedAshes received from the Isl to the 2lS OF ANU
ary sss, both inclusive, 1eo bbis. Stock on hand
Isl Pot Ashes, bbs Is, sort Pearl Ashes bbs 5ll
I'd do do............96o I'd 90 do.......,... IS
Sd do do............2I32 Cd do do ............ 20
Condemned .l2 Condemned ........-.. q
I,155 s25
Total Pots and Pearls Oao. Shipment of Ashes from the
Isl the 2st ins inclu:ive The market is very
dull and will contiaue until advices re-
ceiyed
C0TTONTbe sales to-day have been 500 TO 300 bales,
nearly all Tor export at previous rates. although The market
is by no firm. The sales for the week endiug Fri.
day evening amounted $3.50 bales of which 1850
Upland and Florida 81 &c 24o Mobile at II; and
7G0 Orleans at g The arrivals during the pc
rod Is 4 bales We notice at the close decline OF
upon the rates current on Saturday last. We
ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

At Joh7stowR, Fulton county, n. T., jan is, william f.
Johnson NJ D niss HaT9!es youngest daughter OF tue
late Judge hcCarthy deceaseti-
On The 1871 Inst Sir SIIiianl McCuilough 10 Miss
Elizabeth e., daughter o! medac Pa, Esq all OF
ii .avepswood L J., Thomas P. Lahrop 70 Priscilla,
eic-s. gtir- OF Moses Alien, ESQ
On 9La INST, Ar. JOAN Il. hoTnson OF New OK,
10 hiss Mary II. Foster dsEgher OF ssJ William H. fos
Ter; late OF Springfield, Mass.
Al Norfolk, Va Dir. o7anJo Wiasor, OF NewTork to
Cy GIhla Ann younges, daughter C. Hall, ESQ., OF Nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

~ Heads Of Esmir.-A. C BARRY, Artist in Hair.
fron Londoufh- real Heads of Hair sl stand pre-mi-
above ali Others .n-ir peculiarly light, gpssarer
an yenlalng character their beirg ssaped exactly the
natural sar grows, their elasticity AMI their superior ma
ieral and workmanship well th-r style OF finish ard
arrangement all combine form sur!2eriect heads OF hair
iha; tAsy must De Seea % ~ u!.y appreciated.
Anew system Of the art Of Wig max taught IN i've les
Srr Specimen OF BGrys Wigs ard Soaps which
III satisfy the p:osi a.dio1s tat be IS the hes, cheap
est maker in The ciyii6 DToadvay to-Ee7 OF Liberty ST.,
up stairs. Jig I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
pJTY HOTEL, NEW.YoRK--The

" subscriber has again taken the above boase which
has been eiitIed and furnished in superior Sly e and VIII
be opened on the FIRST OF FEBRUARY NEXT me Whole
srterior and interior have been painted throughout The
Ladies' apartments materially improved by wdesIng
the stairs passages, inserting closets having The balls
warmed by furnaces and The assemble COW eed into
several suites rooms families, and spacious Ladie
dining room. The public dining room Ia greatly improved
bv dome, designed 10 increase light ana ventilation, ana
other beneficial alterations iany OF the walls and ceilings
have ee renewed and the Csoton water is introduced on
every floor OF Ike establishment Tho house VIII be amply
provided with every equsiIe the business Will ne ronuct
ed in the most liberal manurr and the subscriber ana MI
WILLARD who will be associated with him, respectfully
CHESTER jennings
rey,.york Jsnuary. 1875 ji9 iwiS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

NJ The Mitchell T. a. Society viii meet IS
ural l-uIs ha sos oGeauway. They are nav
ng u,ost excellent iertIns, OF wI.ch czrEs OF
Ns9.York aend tnls evening. SprsAlHs by
,. be,l asaisg Ofaors city Singing also OF
me ur.t order. Ladies grntlenen end avail jour
sei,s, Of opportunity 10 sgs The pledge Tue Lazy
,cn-li plee, place ais O'CLOCK 7. III
Wa. ~. SALLACE, rsesdeat-
w G PHILLIPS Sec'ry. is IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
rTbe Washington Prospect Temper

snce Beneficial socivIy ~ilhoiu uee.iug q. ffss-
pee, Hail. liom'inE G. OF Walker, IN o
evening, Addresses viii Delivered BY M
Wallace, oil krniucAy Ar. Edr.ou,is iiaIssa
Soc.e,y Singing D, Lady Prospects, accompanied b.
Ms. Me ouali IL Inc Piano.
4. C. FLANAG AN, President
FRANCIS X BROWNE, secretary. j lis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

The ship Robert Futon McAiichaels, OF this port, is
ported 70 put into Batavia, Oct Cd, in distress She
vii! be obliged discharge her cargo having sustained
considerable damage in her bottom and application has
been made fer her admission into the Government Dock
Yard ihz. she may undergo repairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
Gour.e ,he Rescue

n Come TO ,he Rescue.-rse Ph9nI I. b So
ciey hold rrllns Chls kscnInS al Con~ef
Hail. +es Broadway, eclocA d. w. Mntou, The Urea
orange County, also ether dsinsa i'aed spe4
ers, viii present. ana address Tic Iisesn sns.hs y
Inc LAZY rEenlx Appleton, Seeck, dad oner fioieis
Wi! also in The coufse evening AdEitauce tfrr
Col Z. l.. SaUW, Pfesiaeai-
O. w g. CusgrNE. Secretary. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
Principle made practicable is Principle made useful
NJ EW-YORK CASH TAILORING

In ESTABLISHMENT, 1&2 Fulton-1., New-fsrk
The uRuersigned in announcing 10 iheir patrons their de
termination 10 adhere strictly the pracpie OF cash deal
np in ; business would take occasion say that they
have become well satisfied OF the praccabily and useful
ness OF such plan by the uniform success which has at
tended lis operation in their house from The commencement
The advantages derived by the customer from the adop
ton OF this Extraordinarily realizing gain OF so per cen
upon credit prce5-they conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore need no comment OF the merits OF their honse
and facilities with which they inverted q! furnishing
a cheap AID rich garment, they will not date-fuy as
sured they that this simple fac! is too well know"
their celebrity well established TO require further re-
mark And in calling the attention OF the gentlemen OF the
United and NewTork in particular. TO ,eir sssorI
OF choice goods they viii merely observe that rndo.
Waiting puncua and dspatch in answering the commands
of their friends ID much part of their system as cash
payments n31 istf J. G. BOo.H u co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
Court Calendar.

MoNbAg, JaHdaTy
C1Rcr1r couRr.-Nos. SIS, 81, s5, A, 2s, II,
81, SO, II, SO, ga, 90, So.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. /, ., 3, 4. 5, c, Z,
g, 10, II, -, -.
CoaNos PLzss.-Nos. SO, 81, IS, Sc, So, 81,
95, 81, Sc, ga, 65, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

Ship Rappahannock, Drummond, cleared I'm NO, 9Th
inst for Liverpool iii Joe bales OF cotton weight not
gwen his exceeds her FIRST taken from that port i6
bales she having only 1886 bales weighing l66S2lS
los She draws but Isl feet water when ca3ed-tonnagc
I,l33 tons.
Coss.crlcur were 9ai arrivals ct Norwich,
Conn, during tie yea 1872 80 of which "tr. lumber yea
seis, Averaging about g. 0s0 II ri lumber each.
ARRIVALS At PORTLAND total nunber OF foreign yes
sells which have entered this district during the year 1872,
viz American 81 BRUSH. 20 Freni:h J. Total, loi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
OLAY BALL.-The Democratic Clay

CLAY BALL.-The Democratic Clay
~ Club of the Eighth Ward viii give their Second An.
nunI Ball. 10 honor oi the Ratification Of the Treay OF
Gheut ON the 18th of FsbraaCy, ls4S the Tsyoii
Tickets can be procured OF the following gentlemen:
Vim. H. Sweet, sol Canal Sc J. n. SarHss S. Canatst.
Robert Honey 10 w. B'~ay. Henry Baker, 81 Thcmpeo7
H. D. Moore Bway Pc-. A. ii. Sonienburg, Sa rrircs-
Ezra SMih, n Thompson. Harvey iisr; 81 Cana
J q. Mofa,, ~ Prince. j. r NJ Bseaktey Si2 Ea6S
A. L. Brown i49 Prince. N D. Winchel, 40 Se'wsy.
w.J.Van Bu>kifa 81 Spring. T. keile', 81 Thompson.
" T. Blunt spruce Il. W Leeds iS6 ,lahmersly.
J. G. Barker SIS Broadway Geo Bor6 70 Wooster,
o L. crane TO Chariion. A Bleakey, &c ilaniners,y.
4 Glover. c. Hudson Watt Jas. Bingham, Dominic
s. Kipp, 80, Broadway. g. Ouvall, lcI Charlton.
c.. W Ward. los Charlton Geo. JsGa;sou. k'ug-
W. II. Gr.lh. LIS Prince, T. Stsnsbury s. Lacrrns.
j. w B!auveil, s. Thompson And atlhe following Hotels;
As;or House, Franklin House,
Hcward'J tiote Clinton Holtl
American Hotel Trec,on, temperance House
City Rotel, Naveriey house,
Pearl-siresi House, 81. George HcIea
Delnoniso's,
NJ Hempsted Powers, Main and FuIton,sis Rrcoklyl
Eighth Ward Head Quarters Howard House.
John WaEmaker, Custom House Exchange.
Col. Levi Hart Treasurer 100 Hsmmersiy.si
N. B.rhe Executive Committee will meet every SgicI.
day evening, at lbe Howard House.
CHAS. w. WARD, ssc'y II. Clay Club.
iSS luis t. Fl Epbl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23

n The Ladies society Tor the proHloiisn Oh "a
snTrv am ,ug tnr pOos III .sIh and tlitrr wares,
,., re- ebraIe their fifth Anniversary on "Wednesday ue
es, nss =, bali past O'clock, P ~, In me Lecture ho
hs rev Doc,or Masoa's Cnurc, bIeerke- street. near
Rrosaway. several addresses may eIpec,r JzS SS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-23
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble huiId-

"A Ing, opposite st faul's Church--P. T. RAfNUM,
Manager-TRe errifcay splendid ConlagratIon hIss-
COW, exhibited by the lue MsszsL Gen Ton Thumb
is engaged for shor. time loager Magnificent exhibition
Animated TaDleaux sa-wa admiriug thocsano4
Europe under the title OF rhedons Grand Theatre OF Arts
H. H. sherman, the Ballad Sngcr-T 6. Booth the
riyalled Comic SinserLa Petite Celeste, the admired
danseuse--Miss Heed, the Vocalist &c.
On "Wednesday and Saturday Of this week Day Per-
fomnnce will take place in the afternoon commencing
II O'Clock The Evening Performance AT O'clock.
Prize. OF Admission, 25 ccnChiIdrsn rnder 10 years
halEpricc iIB
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~ rnrs MoRNINe,s sourHERH MhrL.
From our Philadelphia Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA. January Pip. VI.
Cleared-Packe. ship hUma> Cope Misrckeu, Liver.
po1 via Charleston, 81
Bara Cora Warner ST Thomas and aaracaibc.
Bugs Re5ecca, usw,) S!I!inan, Kingston, Jam; Susan,
Petlec, Eoston