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winch regarded by the heads Of the faculty in all parts OF
the world Of the important medical discoveries
of the Price So bottle Principal Office removed
l47 Greenwich Of Liberty Also for sale
by Wyatt X Fletcher 12t Fulton d29 IN rh
q. A. STUTZE'S
NEW FUR STORE-Jnst OpeNed.
TIME ADVERTISER would herrbv respectlv inform his
friends and the pnblic of his having opened ne stoe
ar No 25 Pearl street few doors from hnIton hsre he has
ON hand large and m MuNs
of made IN tbe
,-h,ch he, ed 70 oar ~. f,,.a., $3.50
Ia =, n h % 20 De enle 20 give part.
hopes by his attention to deserve sbars of The pnbc pa
uonage.
Don't forget the number, 25T Pearl It,
MA imsrrc q. A. STUTZE. Eurrier.
TTyaE pRIv ,,ce ,UE .TIsv =, :, I,yT = IA,
bIsE AsEs WIifR cry UM sVME nmEE
TCtSThf 10 WHHCi r'hl ObQSshi Nr.SLMD LIZ
c;ar r. In .na Ia suh h oi We Fam MY In si
81, ~ sac -, 5ne ruocaton omce OF ms
~ ~. e"eai WON" '@o D'oauwayi MIRO eoiuoh ~So
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PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
No. SO Cedar street.

MIR. c. Z. MARSH, Accountant, author Of the Science
lv1 of Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplifed," and the
Art Of ae Entry Bookkeeping Improved" continues to
teach as above.
Course OF lnstructionThe puolc respectfully inform
ca nat Inc plan pursued ey M: 10 seaen
keeping books rather than ofecures the theory
The pupl fami lar from actual use, with ali the
books eonsttptnR set and OF good capacity will
by this become competent bOokkeeper in about
month, aud will certificate to that effect
Pr-specuses with terms be obtained the
from 4 VI m or VI. dig Inn RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

nOCTUn tOUkSELF-ih he has arrived nov thar
~ patients afflicted with private diseases need more be
the of quackery Dr. Gregory No. Roosevelt
has published his treatise these complaints which
completely the profession 70 all who desire to
and its Que may cure HIM elf private
diseases fully explains the Of flour abus barrenness
imootence OF sexual debility seminal weakness. besides
sngmeTste il the public pjns Sold BY Dr. g. as above.
D. Sands 100 Fulton streets Aspinwal e6 William street; G.
H. Ring 1872 Broadway; Weeks Anderson s. Bowery; D.
Sands Co. Eat Broadway: DR.. A. w. White li6 De-
Iancy and both of Broadway and Chamber
DIS lmos<nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

BRANDY, VINES, GIN, SEGAkS, FRUIT,
VIZ c. BURpICK. No 90 Broadway, three doors aboye
w Wall offers for sale the following, in lots
suit
Whskey, Scotch and Irish do
Rum, Jamaica do
Madeira, T. and other brands do
sherrcs, pale, gold and brown do
Port do
Champagne, various brands do
Clarets in do do
Barsack. Burgundy, Sauterne do
Segars Satdints, Fruits, &c. sc do
Scotch Ale in pints, just landed, ripe do
W. b. pledges himself most faithfully, to keep and de
liver only Of the best quality and SELECTS the favor Of the
public.
ROBERT HOPE HART informs his friends aud well
wshers TINT he be found the above
where he hopes to his old friends and customers.
Inn VIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

Al EDiCAL AID-DN. FAWCETr on debility, nervous
Ivl and diseases &c-Jus published popular
essay the concealed causes Of the decline OF ar
sing from destructive Of excessive indulgence
and youthful nprudence, terminating in nervous debty
and constitutional weakness and all those sinking anxietes
and which act the weak the sedeutry and the
delicate with practical obervatons their
cure, by H.. EAWCETr member Of the Royal College Of
soa Medical College rhsdelphis The Doctor is daily
where the nook ~an be Obtained Tor 81. dl1 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
yOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DROPS

VINHE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the immediate ana per-
m4nent ofpain decayed teeth having from it,
intrinsic value remedy become popular with
those who have used many maons have lately been
thrust into the market BY unpiucRlsd and sol
graph to caution the public against all such spurious com
article long and avoIably known BY that Bat that
prepared during four five years by A. D. Sands and
Tor the last year by Henry Johnson A. Sands
GO who now the sole proprietor The only safety Tor
purchasers be and ask for JohnsOns Toothache
Drops and examine the Of the val
Remember that the true Glove Anodyne Is an immediate
for the violent toothache the gums and
that it is manufactured genuine only by Henry Johnson
Chem.. spd Druggist; 1913 Broadway west side the Ora
mite Buildings Sold also at 100 Fulton East Broad
way and 300 HudsOn It. Price Is cents. d. aIm.yh
TOOTHACHF CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
RY the use Of the Glove Anodyne This j, an excnens
~ article and will the violent toOthache pain
in the gum: minute unpleasant the
will njure the teeth snd effects Pre-
pared only BY HENRY J0hNs0N chemist aud druggist
ten street n East Broadway and Coddngtons sos Hud
u. Price IS cents.
Purchasers beware of spurious compounds called
Glove Anodyne intended TO deceive the Be
and ask for the Glove Anodyne prepared by HENRY JOHN
SON and purcfa-e only of respectable dealers de- 1msr
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DEAFNESS CURED.

DEAFNESS CURED.
0Q1 BROADWAY. Extract. u cheerfullv comply with
OOl the request Of Lieutenant Mcintosh that he
nvsded home unfit for duty In consequence Of total
deane: and from the That under the treat,
of Drs Castle Edwards, surists in New York ne en-
trey recovered his hearing ard Ia; again returned 70 rs
military duty-Sgned, II. MeNEVEN Surgeon 10 II b.
M. forces, jamaica. .
ges FROM aud collections Of hard Ge IN the
ears-for sale 38I broadway dil Imsrc
a NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COLLEGE for
the suppression Of diseases, s now open at No
Beekman Nassau under the direction OF Dr.
Cobt principal and Doctors Cooper and Johnson as
Fourteen ensiye and practice
Dusn street. enables Dr. CoIbitt the ofthe Col
lege, all recent within or days
No mercury used ia this institution.
Open from A. M till 9P. NJ No charge unless radically
cured. Ofhrr IL Beekman street d. Im*c
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
IN FKEDERlCK itOLLlCK, MD.
Thus book should be the hsuds Of every practitioner
the various methods Of curing dscese The reputation OF
the author only been bv the he
has with and this book evidence ha he
and fearless in the Of truth.
For sale Wholesale and retail by the National publishing
Company Southeast Of Fifth and Chestnut Phila
deIphia
Retail price Is cents
The liberal discount the trade all books
published BY the Company ul9 lmSrc
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN ELECTUARY,
A PROVED and recommended BY the faculty-a usrer
"A failing remedy for all affections of the kidney, inham:
nation and weakness OF the urinary both IN males and
females This excellent medical preparation lulted Tor all
cmaes) beef known fail III removing the most
obstinate attacks Of gonohGa &c. and can be safely recon;
mended tho public operations are quick ture ana
certain Il all without regard to diet
hindrance from business.
Sold Who'll essle and retail by the proprietor,
JAMES WEIR, 24e Grand street.
And by Wyatt Ketcham, l2l Fulton; A. g. Ramsdell,
Deiayan House Albany j8 Imsrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

CLNai ITUTIUrMiHst DEbILIfL CUhEUf
4 Medicine and Pharmacy of the City of New York, 10
Confidently recommended for all ofdsliIty produced
by ,scre INDULGENCE or OF kind is an myaiua,
BE remedy for mpoence stery. or b,rrsnness unless
SaSis Bottles 81 each; of hara dozea %; carefully
n.cLsd and sent 90 ell ofrhe Uuiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

MI ANRlED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
WI them by perusng Moral Physiology written by the
Hon. D. Owen with additions and alterations by r. Clio
person, and is advice strictly followed we persuaded
The errors Of poverty and tie prospect Of large mv az
children which could be but poorly reared prevent
prudent people from entering the matrimonial states but
here work that will tell you important which
may otvae al such objectioas Psce Of the book cents
Philadelphia and booksellers; and tho Editor. Ana
street, New York imsv
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aKOO aEwAxp-AMEalcAN coMrouNp-rA.

06OO aEwAxp.AMEnIcAN cQMrouNp-rAis
isss1 = rs; a:. ::siis !z.!: !: ~;
sase ssSsfSs uss nesa Sss 20 exposusse II leaves
sad Is sdspss % Svsy ~ ss s @ as q business
40 drugs iparops 10 the eonssasion
apssi Go,fs have been cured by single bottle while
ms ~ no urmped up humbug" il long been and sti
u.s. uasa tns private practice Of physicians with unerring
Sold wholesale Co.
and Walker Bowsry and Houston Bowery and Fourth .ts
oss Rss.sns s0 er Of East Broadway; Cattop
,uS sad Gn,nS scol; ;,Tss New
Charles and Pat Baltimore stott Wasb
ington City Robertson Comick. Norfolk va and Co
len x Co.. Charleston, 8, G. i'm aoa 70 -"
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HICORDS AtIEnAr'vE MIXTURE.
Vc OR the OF prmi secondary syphilis,
yeneri ulcers, nodes any .omp.an: produced by
njudcious OF mercury, unskul medical
All suspectng venerea faint remaining their sys
s should use h,s powerful purifier without, delay
CONSIDER himself sale after having the venersaI
disease without thoroughly cleansing thesystco with this
Justly celebrated Alternative.
Sold single bottles at 81 each; half dozen
for %; carefully packed and sent to ell pats the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARSAPARILLA
= - GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
EyKEFARED by the New York Coere Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the Suppression of quackery
This refined and highly extract possessing ali
the purifying uslites and curative of the aboys
herbs Is confidently by the College superior
to extract OF Sarssparlls at before the public,
aud be relied certain remedy for all diseases
ing from impure state Of the blood, such scrofua
salt rbeuIo. worm, hloches pmpes, ulcers pain
the bones joints, uoaes: eruptons uceratsd
throat, disease arising from the secondary Effects
Of syphilis iu niucicious use 81 msrcury
Sold IN sags bottles,a i5cszu
ia cases Of halfs dorss bottios 81 50
ogcdo!,n 81 os
Cssss forwarded 10 olt pars OF the Ualos
O&As spsa ffoN A. tnsP.v.
VS.: Klf'HAsDsoH, NJ p.
cav Hassal ssrssa. asw I1v
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KIM DOLLARS KEWAHD.-Cros., sp.c,dc Na,v,n,.
OVO for the OF GonorThea, elects stricre. and
analogous complaints Of Of or ali re-
mcdies discovered for the above complaints this Il the
out the least restriction OF Diet dak change
application to business We give no long quackish
mendaon to deceive the public If the medicine does
speak for Itself shall speak for It. Our object
uy where IL be had and the proprietor challenges
gle case OF recent gonoha be brought which the mig
ture will not rapidly under forfeiture Of $500 This
disease tsst pervadss al ranks Of society
here presented with remedy by which thy them
selves without the least the shores time
sibe Further the disease cannot be contracted dose Of
the mix 10 taken at night going bed when exposed
Ii put in bottles with @ directions il.
81 One bottle asts week. which generally cures
For sale by c. H. Rng 1879 Broadway corner John street.
ephia; s. W. Fowle, 1877 Washington Boston; "a
C,nai street. New Orleans, and IS Main st., Cincinnati
jas lmsrc
s MO MERCURY-NO COPAIVA."-Dr. Cullen's In
~ dian Vegetable Remedy, is domestic preparation.
composed entirely Of rootsno hal mercury
other mineral and pleasant to the aste 9onorrhs,
elects and all syphtic complaints, all their FORMS cured
10 lew days IL the medicine tax directed the
most certain and safeand the most sradicaor Of this
sale and retail j. o. Fay General Agent No ss Fulton
street. Lamp Store Sun BuildIEs New York Reailed at
3ll Broadway; Bowey, OF Spring Bowery
nsr Of Grand % and ia Canal Hudson
Of Spring streets III Houston 1853 Division Di
vision streets 3e Monroe street, So Bswery No 3Avenue
Hudson street; Fulton cornst OF Adams Brookyn;
Badger, wsrk; Pearson Railway. and Williams Williams
IN CERTAIN D!sEAsEs OF a DEnPLY INTE-
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER

WARE.
THE subscribers continue have for sale full assort
ment of gold and silver Watches, of the approved
Makers which will be offered very lowest prices and
warranted correct time ket pcrs.
They family receiving the latest styles IF fashion
able Jewery of every GLIDING I'D fob and
guard chans breast pins rngs finger rngs bacelets
head ornaments c silver spoons forks; butter knives and
silver equal to con gold and silver spectaces
cave, convex &c French clocks and watches, repaired
equal to the original
ACKERLY 4 BRIGGS, 1853 Bowery,
dis lm$rh doors above Become
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ORIYATE DlsEAsHs.-Es'rABL IsHED A. u. 1870,
Z FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY-Tke
vELrEAU's srECIFIC FILLS.


E0H the radical OF gonorrhoea gieet seminal
sions and all mocopuuent discharges from the urethrs.
These Pills the result Of twenty years experience in the
Hospital de Charlie Paris pronounced BY their eee
braed inventor Professor vslpsau an nfable remedy
time than any other remedy without tenting the
brea disagrecng with the stomach, c0n6ps from
husi pr Al usrh ox
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OVER SHOES.
- LADIES and Gentlemen, at SGT Broadway, you
can hna the IS,s shee ,Inais Huber Oyer Shoes
from the largest smallest and cheap those
made OF old rubber And large Of co Sole
Double do and light French Boots also great OF
ladies' misses and chdren boots and Shoes equally cheap
at 367 Broadway on franklin street. do im.rc
GoODfEAhs OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY:
- LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER
sn7 SHOES. manufactured of Goodyeer's Celebrated
Patent Metallic Inds Rubber perfectly flexible in the cold
est weather. For sale by the case single pair, by
BROWER BROOKS,
Sole Agents Tor 0oodyear's Manufactures,
d. I'm 100 Rrpads~sv. onrpsite Trinity Church.
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RICE-Ssles us bbls City bess at private bargain.
Ths market is about - before the steamer
sALT-wc no,es sses $50 bags Coarse Liverpoo'.
part az 100 cents cssh.
SEEDS-Rough Flax is II Is with small sales Tim
oiby s209S2 Clover IS held al st esuts for prime bu,
We hear Of no sales.
LEAD-A parcel to arrive from Hssre 100 pigs sold
at -. cash The market 10 frrn,
WOOL--Ths sales this week reach 1000 Fleece
and Pulled a, lsst weeks quotations. The stock here 10
small ard holders are hrm.
PROVlsIONS-Pork IS dull and offered al II - and
ID IS without buyers TO any extent About 800 oo.s
Prime sold at "a 80 Beef IL 5o9e . and ST. 9$l2.
with no important sales. Lard Is held firmly and We
note sales rs bbs 81 quality al 10 cents and 20 hhjs
Cordukes expressly for English market At III cents
Smoked Beef IS held AZ 9f9t cts Picked Meats are in
fair inquiry but scarce Butter 10 arm. For Cheese
there good inquiry and note sales 900 boxes not
In good order 81 s. 30 DO fair At y and 90 casks
Acnmon AZ cents Fine diaries are worth :. cents.
CINCINNATI FEB. c2--Of Bscon 1900 = Shoulders
Hams eqasl number Of ssch sold II 8, cents round
OF Bulk PORK the sale # 20 20 10000 - Hog round =
reported AZ 20. This however Ia about the general
ma ket OF Lard 1900 kegs prime No. I. were sold
private terms s27 bos e half DO do II 60 SO kegs
DO three OF four days since, not Before reported u,
Barre Pork Il still quiet
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CITY ITEMS.

Roam OF SCPTRyIsORs.-The Board was con-
vsnsd principally with view To perfect the resolution
Of Ia, meeting dividing the City into Assembly Distics.
the ssd resolution providing that the Esi and Third
Ward. torn the First District the Second and Fourth
Wards the second and each of the other Wards Dis
trict being sixteen IN all AID Livingston offered re
solution directing the Clerk 10 he copy OF the resolu'
ton IN he oce OF tie Secretary OF State and the Coun
~ Clerks on4e ssreesby to the requirements Of the
Constitution. The resolution acvoca.ed BY AID l.
but opposed BY Aldermen Purser and Hart and the Re
corder on vote being taken the resolution Of AID
l. So directing the Clerk Was lost BY lie vote OF to
9. The mater. therefore remains n stsia guo
Tie Committee On Taxes reported IN favor Of cor
reetng tax 10 several persons named Several petitions
for the correction Of AK were received snd referred
Three or four bills OF Police ofcsrs and others were
passed upon. and the Board adjoarnsd
- Rev. z. BAKER viii give Lecture on The
orgs4ic Srueurs ssd Fractions q ne REHas BODY N
the uuirersslisi Church, Tourist between Avenues
b and c. On sunday evening. The sab.ees viii b IL
lustsA,cd By ful le1gth drawings
y A Unirsrs1lisi plaoe Of worship IN Broad
wsy vii Be opened sruyvessni Institute opposite
Bond-st a. oclcck Sunday sitetnoon- Rev /. l.
HAMS vii preach
THE OYERA.-Nlza was performed last evening
70 Al audience unusually small The plot OF this Opera
Is barren Of in,srestbeins deficient thro1zhouiin
Aay stirring nc.den,or change Of situation: and TIE
gres.est wonier connected with the composition = that
the person woo ale TO write 90 good music should
have 30 failed IN Judgment IN regard to the Li5retio
This 10 doubt q the chief cause OF IL unpopulsrty.
For the uae, compared with inc It.n Operas Of the
last few years Is decidedly fair the hArnOnies better
than n.dihng BsaaeSri being II S'sn0r Pssi took bis
part il beng Tia sesas besors sHewiork sadienee bis
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Msrkets-cs.h.lly reported for Tie Tr's~~<


FRIDAY, FEB. 70.
AsHEs-The market is firm with fair sales stt az
and IS for Pots and Pearls AT Boston 100 oo' Pearls
cold a, IS.
COTTOy-The Gales to-day are 1000 bales and prices
continue 10 rule In favor of the buyer some sales we're
made today that show a decline Of tr> cents y 70
since the "a Feb the highest point Of the season
Freghfs ID for square
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Flour is steady
and there sellers OF good parcels below e. me
moderate stock here not 10000 bos
of AL binds In fret and second hands enables holders 70
,ustau the market The sales about 1000 ools Gen
esee ats7 To arrive the opening Of toe Canal the
n.rketlss S. From the trade the demand q very good
sales 400 bbls fancy Western at ~ 81 and some par
GELS att Is In Southern there bal lIile Doing
GEORGETOWN Is held az IS but the wharf 600 ools
Baltimore City sold al 62. OF Philadelphia we no
dee saes 100 btls a. 50 and so do al IS. hea s
dull sales 500 oos Jersey Al - 70 arrive 900 DO on
the spot az u and 100 hhds Brsndywine 81 y % sssh
Rye Flour was offered AZ S. 70 arrive sales 80 bbs on
the spot a, 5 III.
GRAIN-There have been sales 500 bushels White
Wheat not Genesee al Is cent? for export 1000 do
Long Island and Jersey AZ l 10 cents and 20 arrive
Aiterhe opening Of the Canal 100 bushels Gercsee a,
O cents and thereaoouts for export Corn Is quiet bu,
prices are without change. Sales oOO bushels at s3G
leo cent, the iatter for Yellow Ia Barley and Eye there
4. nothing doing Osts SCI 20 cent? FOR Northern
Jersey Has BlaekEy Peas are worth 81 per
bag
WHIsKY-The market for bbls Is steady at 2s3 629,
with sales 30 bbls. Drudge Is p cents and steady.
HAY-sAles 1900 bales al Goa 65 cents for Southern
shipnert The market Is improving.
TALLOw-SuAl sAles prime have been made made
at . cent? The supply - small
GROCERIEs-Ths Coffee and Sugar markets con
rnus FIRM but me transactions are moderate.
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An Ina,ienabIe Homestead.

Our readers will have seen, by our Albany cor
respondents letter in yesterdays paper that Hon
r. H. RuaoLEs Of the Eighth District has submit
ted TO the Senate oil 10 render In0lieHatIe by L.
sal Proee,s tbs Honesteod Of a Family We DO
nor We. fiad the bill in either Of the Albany papers
and 20 are unacquainted with its details, which
will be placed before our readers Immediately on
receiving them. We know that the P'7ne'Pes Is
right, however, and presume the details are sc-
cosdsnt with it, As a sign Of the times, we re-
joice in this movement and feel confident OF ]"
ul,ims.s il no. present success. Let those who re
gard i. as we do take proper measures to lie: the
Legislature know their sentiments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27
DIED.

On Friday morning Jan. 20. after lingering illness,
MATTHEW Common, aged % years and months.
The friends OF the family and OF his brothers Edward
and John requested attend the funeral from his
late residence % Oliver at At hslfpast o'clock this At
ternoOn.
On Thursday. 25th inst Mrs. CLARIssA SMITH, In
the Atb year Of her age.
Her friends and those of her sons in-lsv ST. John
Owens and Chas. d Webb are respectfully requested
10 attend her funeral Sunday next at u o'clock
NJ from her late residence, 50 BroomesL without far
Their invitation.
On Friday. 26th inst. CATHERINE BRADFORD,
daughter Of Philip and Antoinete De g. Grim, aged
years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family respectful
y invited 10 stted the funeral without farther invitation
from ia Monroes Ct on Sunday 18th inst az o'clock
7. NJ. The body TO be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-27

Deficiencies In voice style and manner counter
bslsnced by the ndi.crimnsie applause Of the would
bsdletan,l.g sihoui-tAsie part Of the audience
thing exceedingly annoying to the inteiu gent
on Monday evening Il Lombard Is TO De produced
with the fsn corps.
GEv Tow THUNs-This distinguished General
is creating the greatest excitement, - tie Museum We
remember to cave seen there Thousands are thronsns
hi. Levees daily ard 70 day being the usual family ho
day the crowd vii be greater than ever and our read
ers would do vel TO embrace the opportunity OF tie
morning levee to psy him visit when be gives bic
tire performance. on bis platform and appears in iif
fsrent which exhh, bis dinutvencss to the
creates, advantage and make him douby testing
bis visi,ers In the afternoon II o'clock and il would
he well 90 early sess and slso the eve
ming AZ be appears the stage il the Lecture Room
where many other interesting entertainments given.
II TIE Peoples JOURNAL, Parts NJ. MI.
Kill for Dec. -, January and February A. has
jast reached u.s. the two formerNos having allied to
the Atlantic in due This noble perodi-
cal has In its first year attained circulation Of Triy
TisusfHd copies although hardly known out Of Ems.
land and IL rspidly winning favor wherever our sn.
gusge Is spoken. Among the contributors 70 the Nos
jus, =, hand Harriet Maruneau Ebenezer Elliott w
s LAnsor Goodwin BArmby. J. Mszzini. W. }. Fox, J.
Cntehley Prince and many hardly less sole bat les.
widely known. The Editor John Ssunders) declares
the object of the work to be PEoGRkss 10 Freedom.
Temperance Li,ersture. Science Art in know edge Of
the Laws Of Mature snd especially in Social Science
ihst H. the science which TO teach how TO secure
to the greatest possible number bodily snd mental health
and development suHcieney Of suitable Food and
Clothns-weu warmed, well ventilated. well drained.
well lighted and cheerful Hones-Bsths. Gardens and
Psrks-Amusements.-Lesu Books and Schools
The various efforts OF the Lsboiing Glasses throughout
Great Britain secure these ends by cooperative Ell.
and associations carefully recorded in the Peo-
PIES Journal. from which 10 give farther ex-
tract. soon possible. Crosby & Nichols Boston.
Burgess & stringer c. :. Francis, N. York;
REsCNPTIoS BILL Losr.-It will be seen with
sincere aud general regret that the Resumption bill
last the Maryland House Of Delegates yesterday by
tie vote--39 to 81 Baltimore American.
rF Mrs. Blacgrove Of Richmond. Va. aged about
80 much injured Tuesday last by her clothes
taxing fire, that she died the next day.