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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

COLONEL Hays ExPEprroN.-The Houston
(Texas) Star, of the 9Th inst states that intel
hgence has been received from Colonel Hays aud
his liule band OF Adventures, since DR. Sturges
and his party left them the banks Of the Puerco.
The friends Of Colonel Hays are alarmed on this
acc cunt, az II was expected that runner would
be sent IN az soon as he reached the Mexican set
tlemep'g On he Rio & rande.
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Army Intelligence.

Gen. Brooke, and Captains Clary and RidgeIy,
lett here on Sunday, IN the U. S. steamship Ala
bama, for Pensacola and Tampa Bay, Florida.
The Sth regiment OF U. S. Infantry, nnder the
command of Mai Morrison, will leave this morn
ing IN the U. S. steamship New Orleans, Captain
Aud, and Telegraph, Captain Folger, for Port
Lavaca. The Telegraph will proceed thence to
Brazos Santiago. =,
MAJOR BRAGG, whose name is identified with
all the battles upon the Rio Grande, from the
siege of Fort Brown to the battle OF Buena Vista,
arrived IN this city yesterday, from Mobile. He Is
trely recovered from the hardshps of the cam
paisn.-Ne,c Orleans Delta, Dec. II.
Brig. Gen. Beknap, commanding 9Th Regiment
U. s. Army, arrived at Little Rock, Dark on the
sth inst, with his family, on his way to Fort Glib
son. to assume the command OF his regiment
Cen Harvey, on his way to take post at San
Antonio de Bexar, is sick ut st. LOUIS.
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A vote tsken at The recent election in Iadllna.
IN relation to levying tax Tor the support oil ilec
schools throughout the State, resulted IN a mann
OIL eco.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE Hon. Levi Chamber
lam, of Keene, mas been nominated by the wing
State convention OF New Hampshire es the wing
candidate tor Governor OF that State.
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Law Intelligence.

SUPREME CoURr THE UNITED STATES, Dec. 10
VIM. p. Lynde, Esq Of Wisconsin, was admitted an
attorney and councillor of this court. No 10. T L.
Mace VS. j. Wells-ln error to the Supreme Court OF
Vermont MIR. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion
of this court reversing the judgment of the said SUI
preme Court, and remanding this cause for farther
proceedings in conformity to the opinion Of this
court. No. II. B. Mclaughlin. appellant VS. Bank OF
Potomac The argument of this cause was concluded
by MIR. Brent, for the appellant No. 2 James Nor
ris, plaintiff in error, vs. the city of Boston The
argument Of this cause commenced by Mr.. Pres
colt Hail. for the plaintiff in error.
SUPREME CouRr, Dec. 2o-No. flames Norris
plaintiff in error, the city Of Boston. The argu-
mcnt of this case was continued by Mr.. Ashmun for
the defe ndant In error.
SUPREME CoURr or THE UNITED STATES, Dec 81 -
Ambrose J. Jordan Esq, Of New York. was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No. James Norris plaintiff in error, The City OF
Boston The argument in this cause was continued
by Msssrs. Ashmun and Davis for the defendants in
error.
U. s. SUPREME CouRr, Dec. %, 1s4s.-Wm. NJ Thigh
man, Esq of Pennsylvania. was admitted attorney
and councillor of this court. No James Norris,
plaintiff in error, u.s. the City Of Boston The argu-
ment Of this continued by Mr. Davis for the
defendants in error and concluded by Mr.. Webster,
for the plaintiff In Adjourned toTuesdsy next,
IL O'Clock, M.
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HARRISBURG, Dec. 20, 1s4s-1o P. NJ

HARRISBURG, Dec. 20, 184S-10 NJ.
Shocking affair in the Street-Matters in the Political
Circles
very serious has just occurred in front Of
the Pennsylvania House, kept by Mrs. Hale between
two colored men, by the of Henry Belt and An
drew wood The former occupies the basement Of the
hotel as barber shop; and Wood Is employed at the
same place, as hoster. Some misunderstanding had
existed between the parties for time past which
they took occasion to widen at the supper result
Belt and Wood met, and rencontro took place be-
tween them, when Belt inii cted wound with razor,
and down to the bone by which he severed the body
of the detoid muscle completely we'll as the
ofthe great pecteral assmu dorsi There were
several arteries severed from which there was alarm
ing hsmorrhage which required to be taken up and
gature thrown around them, which was performed by
DR.. Dock On examining Woods back, the doctor
found deep incted wound of six inches in length,
just the small Of the back into which the fingers
could be thrust at least two inches This wound is
considered by DR.. D. to be the most dangerous and
may result in death.
Immediately on the wounded man giving the alarm
house adjoining, where he was secreted In closet BY
some Of the female servants. vigilant and active
search was Immediately instituted BY Cornelius Shell,
and John Streffer, assisted by Henry Pitrken Esq ,
and large number Of citizens, who traced Belts
whereabouts by the drops of blood from cut on bis
ow arm, which it is supposed he INFLICTED on himself
while using the He brought before Justice
Snyder for examinations, who refused bail, and com
mitfed him. for q further hearing, until o.morroW
morning. m ,
Considerable excitement is going on In the political
circles approach the session Of the Legislature
1t seems after ALL that Thaddeus Stevens is It'll In the
field for the U. s. Senatorship, AID II anything from
the open hostility Of Governor Johnston to James
Cooper, stands the best chance Of the two. AT all
events Stevens friends the alert while those OF
Cooper struck with political paralysis The APP
Gev job nston have likewise created some
dissatisfaction among both wings and natives which
will display itself on the Senatorial question General
Peter sken Smith, of Philsdephie, It is said has
growing influence at work in his behalf for the coec.
torthip, many preferring to do justice to genuine
original Taylor than to the multitude of base coin
that Is now in circulation shall give you the under
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THE FRANKLIN ExPEDITIoN.--We translate from
the Montreal MinTre the following extract from
letter from aCanadan missionary, the Rev. Father
Tache, dated Isle la Crosse, Hudson's Bay terri
tory. goth January, 1S4S:--
sThere is nothing new in this country, save an
expedition, which is already on It's way, In search
of Capt Sir John franklin, who left England In
1916 Tor the purpose of attempting to explore the
Northwest passage into the Pacific. The men
composing this expedition winter near this place,
at Fort Cumbe rand. with MIR. G. Deschambaulf,
and vii pass through here in the spring. Sir ohm
Richardson, who is to leave Montreal In canoe,
will be here about midsummer. Ibelleve this ex-
petition perfectly useless, Either Capt Franklin
has by this time got back to England, or ne mas
pershe d in the ice. Besides, the expedition can
not reach the Arctic sea before the summer OF 1Si9
The firing OF cannon was heard at the last post on
Mackenzles river, both last winter and the winter
before. They were probably signals OF distress
Unfortunately, 1t was Impossible TO go to their as
sistance. A DR.. Hay IS also in search on this SIDE
No news of him has been received, and fears are
entertained for his safety; much the more, as he
embarked IN open boats, and his rashness at sea Is
well known"
The report that the firing Of cannon was heard
In the winters Of 1916 ana AZ, toward the mouth
of Mackenzle's river, seems to- confirm that OF the
Esqumaux Indians, that " big canoe" had been
seen ashore there.-t2uebec Gazette.
TREMENDOUS FREsHET.-Owing to the almost
lncessant rains for the past week, the Wabash has
taken rise, and overflowed Its banks. The loss
of property along the bottoms must be immense,
as many Of our farmers had failed to secure their
crops of corn. All the mill dams on the Wea, ex-
cept one (Foresman's) have been swept away.
We hear Of but break in the canal, and that
is small one, near Flint creek. The aqueduct
below town was in great danger at one time, but
we are informed by Mr. Berryhll the efficient
canal superintendent, that measures have been
taken to render it perfectly secure. The bridge
ished state nobly wristbands the pressure of the
flood At Is o'clock last night, the water had
risen to within six inches of the high water mark
of 1914, and was still rising. We apprehend that
tation and ruin, occasloned by the Aood-Lafay-
sffs ia Courier Dec q
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Cour, Calendar for Tuesday.

20 80 23S 49, 1Oo 81. "a 20 Z 80 49, 80, CO. IS -
| So 149, "a, A, 122, 81, 90, 81. SO, l25, 70.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New ORLEANS Feb l0-Cotton--The Acadia 3 letters
having been received by this mornings mail the FUN
effect OF the advices cannot be known until after their
reception In the meantime there has bsen fair de-
mand and 5000 bales have changed hands at irregular
pr parties claiming to have purchased ut de-
cline Of 10, aud Others contending that there 10 de
cline. Tobscco--No sales Of importance, has trans
pred sugsrMarket quiet Sales Of 400 hhds at rather
easier Molssse Dropping sales 700 bbs ut 20s2l
Flour-TLe market continues dull and the only sale
heard Of Of 200 bbls Illinois at 81 SIN Corn
The sales reach 10 600 sacks Of which part for England
NJ ~ 4sc for mixed to prime wi ~ and yellow, de-
cline Of 30 Meal500 bb's kiln dri sold last night ut
- 37 OatsSRles 3l0 sacks at 45kc, and 800 at 10
Whi,key-Dun lao bbs rectided cold at 20kc Pork
sales of so bbs Mess at 50 81; and 80 at SO 43 Bulk
Pork-l00o0o lbs hog round sold at 3hc Bscon-l5
oaskssides at 4kc. LsrdFsir Demand Ssles s32 bbls
and ti.ress, end 500 kegs, at 6xc Coee--The de-
mspd has been active snd $500 bags Rio have been sold
at $40. FreshtsA vesse taken for Portsmouth at I'd
aud a vessel lsii ON for London for heavy freight
Exehanges-Limited transactions. London, sx per
cent prem; Paris s2,s 40; New York, go days "a
M per cent dis; do sight Ak per cent prem Trea-
sury Notes, par.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


BALTIMORE, Feb. 7-S20oo United States SIS, 1857 1908
$500 BALTIMORE 6s $780, S3x $50e do do $4,000 do
lcasb) 9k; $50 do do do 9k $500 do. (rw NJ $500
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dividend Bonds 7s1s; 2shaIes
BALTIMORE md Ohio abroad Co. So United Saos 6 OF 1867
closed at oo asked ioeh bid Treasury s at 1908 asked
1890 asked 9 bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
81 3a16 a4ksd, STA bid
PHILApELPHIA, Feb ls-First Board-$loo0 State S.,
72n 1000 Sehuyki Navigt G 63 AN; 80 SusQuebanna
Ga.a I21s so tiIsrd Bank los; eial Bank 3O
Union anal 81: % bennington oppsr Co.'s 10 do "a NJ
ter Saies14to ate So sss DO 729s $50 do TIA 1900
Fameis'& Mechanics BaaE. 5l;3 Commercial Bank 3oh
second Board-7te state 5s 72 1000 do 72 rs New Jer
Copper Co, 2K eco Reading Raroad. 22 .der Sales
200 -6s So 3d. 3ct0 3 725x; 1913 do 12k 5000 do
bid q; COCO WImngon Railroad 6s 1917 48 Union Bank
Tennessee, i3; 500 U Bank, g.
BosroN. Feb IL lsiS-Fist Board-3i shares Fall River
Kailrosd 49, 10 Western DO 1854 81 Boston aud Worcester
d. ll roItand and Ssco do 81; Is Reading do 22; 50
49, SO do do ?9f 80; 50 East Boston Co, 1875 3 Me
Oh nts sank lo4; psburg Copper Co, S.; IS Western
Railrod Rights $1,000 Railroad Bonds, 1850, 63. Sc
eand Boards shares Boston and Providence RaoaG 96 "a
Old Colony do 89A Is Norwich and Worcester do SEX
so Eastern do ,o2s Boston and Maine do III; l5 East
Boston Co, 1915 10 Western Railroad, l03L SO Western
Railroad Rights, Bic.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1913.
EUening Statement.

EUening Statement.
The loan bill has struggled through the House
the six per cent bill limited to the loan A maio-
riyof one carried it through committee, and on its
final passage, there were only fourteen in the ne
gative, including several of the original fourteen
who voted against the bill recognising the war
The wings this evening, appear to be charmed
with the result, while the democrats confidently
expect that if the bill is returned from the Sc
nate, allowing the discretion of Treasury notes,
the amendment can be carried through the House.
We shall see.
p In the Senate, Mr.. Yulee finished his speech
against Mr.. Dicklnson's territorial resolutions
MIR. FOote, in few words, denied that Mr..
Yulee was speaking the sentiments OF the South,
which was, perhaps, well enough, as the move.
ment OF Mr. Yulee Is suspected of being a Tay-
lor movement, to head off Messrs. Cass, Bucha-
nan, Dallas, and others, in the South.
The Secretary of the Treasury has open house
to. night.
The Mayor of the city is also " at home" and
the wings of the House and Senate, are going up
IN large force In that direction.
All parties have been waiting in anxious soil.
cltude for report from the Utica convention
With regard to Mexican news, things remain
as they were.
Gen Qutman and family have taken up their
quarters at the United States Hotel. Mr. Clay is
still with us, but will leave In the morning, tor
few days, at the house of Mr.. Joseph Gales.
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aund In our diasrsnt m.ri.ss Tn. Who'll. tr.ns.osion

found in different markets The whole transaction
would be made exceedingly profitable, and We, there
FORE are disposed to believe that there is more ounda
ton for the report than there has previously to
those Of similar character. We shall watch the
movements in financial circles relative to this matter
wtha great dsalof socitude particularly account
of the dnoues the head Of the treasury department
has to contend with from the opposition the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means In the House OF Represents
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, l848.
Mr.. Clan Mt the EYhiks House

Since the ominous night when Mr.. Bolts and
John Tyler slept in the same bed, there has
been nothing SO completely realizing "meeting
of the waters" as the fact of Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Polk eating together at the same table, in the
White House, 1t is said that it was lively
scene-Mr.. Polk laying aside his usual reserve
and entertaining his distinguished guest as an
old friend, long absent, but just returned. The
city is gay with parties and soirees this season.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE RACKET COURT ARE
informed. that tickets for the bail be Tues
dav ever the instant will be ready for distribution on
Saturday next. by the Clerk at the Racket Courts.
sEYOU KEADY7-SMITHs RIFLE AND PlsrOL.
"A CELERY ~ Bowery, opposite tho Theatre, day and
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HANS THE SUBSCRIBERS REsPECTFULLY

ii ALPS THE SUBSCRIBERS REsPECTFULLY
INFORM the Musical Elite Of the United States, that they
nave Deen engaged Tor in the city of New York,
IN he manuiscturs of Double Action Harps Their eIpe
renee has taught Them that the limited sale Of this heau
ul instrument has been principally consequence Of the
very price, charged for them by agents in this
dsuga TO bring the Harp general use by reducing the
prices TO ar standard aud that will still afford gener
Gus c9mpenaton-and being pract csy misr with every
branch o. the Instruction and hosh Of this beautiful
they pledge Themselves Harms Thar or power
aud brancy Of superiority OF touch and elegance Of
9ely imported hups rom the Messs Erds they are ena.
bled 10 offer Instruments combining all The modern improve
with the approved models The bav.
ag beeu called so rereaedy to IeIsir srps made in
uope md this country, which have filled from tbe ood
b,pe operY seasoned and induced The 70
pepas an Their material, Of such quality and 20 perfectly
in "a cese. they give Unlimited graTsn,se PITT LEW.
~ " publisher of the Beauties Of the OPERA manu-.
cuer Of Piano Forces where catalogues Of prices and an
Ehnbehea. Louis XVlh Francis the lat aud the Victoria
With ell the lal,s iagroys menis mar Be ssen Goihs
n The reduced prices Of $500,
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CHLoRoFoRM-DR. H0LTs CHLoRoFoRMANp
~ Dental Office open at $50 Broadway over Beck
Co store, between Frsnkn and Leonard streets Persons
can now have all operators performed Dentistry without
GvrE the least pain Tcothaehe cured without gying pam.
lteth ypastsd er Pat Ia and si without svDf hs ssst
nan; eNreucse. thcpsards cm the nrs famllit "a New
4 ssmsuu u the dlohe, kun, ssc .''
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A CARD-DR. WHEELER, OCULIsT RECEIVES
IA Patients at his residence 20 Greenwich street.
morning fTom9 A. NJ. 10 O'Clock M. afc which hi
nce is exclusively devoted families their Jesdeuce
obstinate they may be ia he be eecualy ersd
csted add permanent effected. References families
OF the highest respecbity, will be given 10 those
quanted with him. Artificial Eyes inserted and for sale
Reasonable terms,
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OPERA GLASSES. FANs.-FREDERICK A. WOOD
~ WORTH. 323 Broadway, apostle The Broadway Thea
receivedb the late arrivals assortment oil Ope
leses manufactured to order aud OF the most desirable
patterns, Also. two eases PLAN and cut bone stick Fans
and inch white colored and SILVER paper which vii. be
offered the trade small advance the coat of i'm
nnri linn
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On Fridsy, the 18th inst, sitter short and i'll
ness THEoooas LILY youngest OF the late James
LILY, eyed Ia years anu 10 days
The relatives aud friends OF the family respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon
at o'clock from the residences OF bis moth 90 Ludlow
ttseet He remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for intvrnuent.
la Pittsaeid Mass the 10Th int, after short III
nss Oliver HUI iD the saith year Of hts age. He was
formerly o; this city.
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PRUNSWICK's STATUARY-LARGE As LIFE.
- I'm Mexican compositon) representing the VENUS De
MEpICIS and APOLLO DE MEDICIs Open from A M
to 10 M at ,o6 broadway to Stoppans baths Admit
fsrr
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WHISTLE BALL-THE MANAGERS OF THE THIS
tie Bensvocnt Association respectfully announce fhst e
second and Las. Sail for this will take place Of Castle
Garden, 1husdav Evening Feb z4h The proceeds, as
formerly to be dsriSuled worthy objects Of dstres
without distinction Of country The order OF dancing
according progranS Manager ofhe Floor Mr.. George
poheitsona and Assistants Leader ofthe OrchesuaMr William
Wallace Bagpiper An cement has bet n
made that stages will to from the Garden until IL o.
clock :, the usu, changes earrings will inter the Battery
by the Greenwich street Of the gate opposte
fcar street returning, will take reverse order The
Inspector hacks will be gidy enforce The police
regulate Tickets 81 to admit gentleman and two ladies'
be had at Me,n, stcda Dunhsms music store No ss
way Captain Mclean 81 Walker and Of either OF
managers Checks not transferable. A. CAMERON, Fec
retar
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DANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi river painted three miles Of be
the largest painting in the world at the Panorama build
evening Sundays e1cePedl Admission 50 cents, chdren
precisely. Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Saur
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A OMISSION REDUCED TO rs CENTs-SUNpAY
IA Evening Exhibition and Lecture TX o'clock Mrs
Malone Raymond will give her descriptive Lecture on
Brunett Model Of Ancient jerusalem, Sunday evening"
22d Thursday Gath, and Saturday 26h Children half price.
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Married..

On Thursday evening, l7th inst, by the Rev Henry
w. Bellows, Sir. Hssny NJ. BuRRELL, of this city, to
Mn. JsSNrE KINbEhLy, of New Haven, Connecticut,
dsushtr q the late Lieut Anthony Maxwell, OF U A.
On Thursday evening, Feb. l7tn, by the Rev Mr.
McCsrron, Of st. Josephs Church, Mr.. BERNARD Wars,
% County Westmesth Ireland TO Miss ELIZA HorE, Of
ead county, now OF this city
Hls mstii monisl chase begins
With lIope' to raise some little Wrcns
On Thursday evening, 18th inst, by the Rev Doct.
Stark, Mir, AARGsREr f. INACCESSIBLE, to Mr., WIN. II.
H.sRieoN, both Of his city.
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posI oFsiCE NEW YORK. FEBRU 4RY le, 1913
u The uUiied States Mail steamer WASHINGTON,
Iron Sew York for Europe The Mai for tho 40 We Steam
III lose at this Office Saturday the 10Th day of be-
binary az o'clock al The poaage be prepaid
ssspi letters packets add ne w,paPen mailed q Bemen
he either with without the postage be pre-
" pd The postage all letters and pcrages no exceed.
half weight "a ceuta; over HAITI sud mo-
ceeans Que euaes ss eeats aud tor every sdJ nal half
fraction OF hail ounce, Is eent On each pews
NORRIS. Pm.
GOOD BARGAINs--HARDwARE AND TOOLS
~ The eAtfe stock Of stole No 81 Gasthasn street
will be sold at ptcr. much below cost wLocae an tci
the psopfiser beng desrous Of clesing his business
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'T'ABLEAU WANTS OR THE LIVING MODEL
Pearl Streets under the direction Of Professor Calico. who
challenges establishment in this city to produce as cor
Slave the this Also the apollo Brothers with
kale and female performers For particulars small bills
Admission shilling Doors open ate curtain rises at
al,aLu- a.->lu
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NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER SATURDAY FER
~ rusry lssh the ste mboat STATEN ISLANDER will
antus az ga, 10 A. M, ~ NJ, P. NJ p NJ Leave New
York at A. M, IL a. M, T. NJ, az T. NJ, SPIN.
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EORisNEW ORLEANS-LOUISIANA AND NEW
York Line Of PacsesTVery reduced rates Of Freight
Positively the first and only regular packet for Monday Fe
2 The splendid fast sailing packet ship TORON
TO- Capt Doane loadig and having most Of her
b0rI will sail her regular day. For feeht
or passage, apply board q, Orleans Whsrf foot Of Wall
street, to X. COLLINS, IS Sonth street Shippe .
will find their advantage call before piping
Positively freight will be received after this evenIg
forward ali goods his address Passengers by tins ship will
please be board. at Orleans Wharf Of Wall street,
anl
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THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC
10 this country-comprising of the best
works Of Titan Muro Rubeps and many other Of the old
Masters to the public at the Gallery Of the Ma
tona Academy Of Design Of Broadway and Leonard
street. from A. NJ to 10. T. M Admission, Is cents
THE VALUABLE COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
of the Old Masters, open the public, from ga M to
M Admission IS cents, at the Exhibition Room Of the
National Ac ldemy Of Design, 3i6 Broadway.
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OPERA HOUSE, ASTOR PLACE-MONDAY EVEN
ing. Feb a. will be performed the opera Of GIURaMEN.
TO-Manfred Count Of Taormina egno g. Beneventano;
Blanca gnora Lett Ross Coni; Eaisa Sign "a Teresa
signor Giuseppe Piemontes Isaua sIgnora Ava
gadro Maestro Direore Sgnor BarI; Leader Of the Or
ehestra sgnor Rspett Chorus Master Sgnor c. Lietta
Boxes parquste and balcony S amphthe so cents
Doors Performance commence IL O'clock
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DALMO's OPERA HOUSE----sATURDAY EVEN.
ing Esb,psIy isTBeHr9s Of JAMES MuRPH Y r;s

twenty IN number VIII have the honor OF appearing IL
Poses Pasques which has been the most Classical
and instructive exhibition that has appeared
try and has been honored by the patronage Of the
august Doors open At 6h to commence at ~
O'Clock Dress Circle and Parquete lady and gsntleman5
gentleman Alone 50 upper boxes Box
Office from A. M lP. M.