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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-12
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charged noted the plans Of the cabins For freight
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and r.sssngsrs for San Francisco Gao be tsksn
IN hrst cias vessels A. the application
". q u. vONLER, - West esr. o. Aibsay a.
Ar clipper hull. Canton ship will Be dispatched II
EoR CALIT0RNIA, DfRBCr.-TbE SPLENDID
packet ship SHERIDAN, havfsg been withtreR tron
the Liverpool ne and thoroughly evsr,nd asd rsbepper
Cd will be despatched fnmedsely for san franece under
The Of Captain 0oorge Corsh The fast sailing
qualities Of this vessel toe yell lsewa need somment
M h,.s mad. . g',s f.sss 5 I & :. "a.
.s T.nci.sc vitssss stepping % either 80. q %.
from cabins srd state
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roo sseom nodssns for No scnd elvs between aeok
tskea sre ss three fourth earro
already snsarz only further limited quantity Of fiat
''''' sPofroRp. fiLrsroYY
fe.a south street.
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Court Caiepdsr-Thls Day.

sursEME cousr-Nss yD5, sI3. 81. 5s2 SIC. s, s2s.
531 10 H, xGh. S3S. 16, 2g'
Reserved 0auses Tin Circuit mos co. g. H. 49, 9j 951
ss& 40. I2i Iss 80 49, eo. ie7. rs 9. ~. sIi si7 81.
25s 2tl. g2 S3. In.
Cowscr fhsA.-S ", 100. ll9. IL, III lS, iii. lfl
SurSsioa Courr-Nos &C. 81. n a. 90 o. N, 100 los
lc ls a. 81 o. = 4, ~ a. ~ III liz iis us ZIG.
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clear transparent Skis free from tan frechss saewnes
rimples rsdness, rousnes chaps chsf crsck In short
sueh an one 90 free use Of Dr. GoURAUDs celebrated
Italian medicsted Soap certain toipredsos To gentlemen
this so,p e nvslusels ss shaving compeund Goursuds
part Of the human body. Found only thc
erirns depot WALKER strs.t nrst store fron fnot
Broadway Bates Jordan. 1s washinrton street. Boston,
Green Co.. Worcester Caretsn Co, level; Covei 4
Co, Hartford; Caldwell, Nev Bedford, ne.
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RY JACOB 8. PLATT.-L. @. DARLINGTON, AUG
- tioneer.-Hardwsre, 200 Violins, Clocks. 1000 dozen
Ivory Combs 200 dozen Knives and Forks $50 dozen Pocket
Knives 100 dozen Nail Hammers 200 dozen Tumblers &c
Aso Hardware In lots to suit purchaser slightly damaged
for account Of under consisting Axe Hatche
SadiroDs Hooks and Hinges tea and table Spoons Stocks
Locks Scissors Thimbes Chises Padiooks Butcher Knives
case Tarpaplin Hats se Also part Of stock Of hardware
Thimbss, Shirt Buttons air Brushes Pencil Leads and
Per els Segar Cases iron WEIGHTS Bolts, cut Tacks Shears
sheep Shears iron Squares saws aud Frygan British lustrs
basting Spoons Knob Locks brass Candostcks japanne
Walters Curry Combs &C. Also, four each 10
Tumblers Also tine patent counter Scales with gilt Beams
&C. Also, Yions and Guars 10 cards fne pocket Cutlery
q superior quality for retailing Also Knives and Perks
handles TermsUnder $780, cash; $780, four months
for approved
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ecut Scotch and Burton Ala. Phaa.phis Porter Ale aud
Chanpagne Cider Put for shipping warranted keep
An climate. Vaults Nes 10 Ard " Ann street. nett door
70 the Americas Museum, New rork Hotels steamboats,.
asd families suprsd Delivered At any part Of the ey cree
Of carriage.
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Eon eALIIoENIA .DIkEcr.-rnE srLnNeIp

TrAnERcarRoSkE.-oSgF 1Rsr CLASS THROUGH
W ticket, per Cherokec add Tennessee. Tor sale Nv
bOUNT CO., 50 Broadway.
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Brady's National Collection or DaGuerrso-
typss 15 Rsd ~ Broadway Of Fulton Strxn
ers and citizens respectfully invited 70 call and examine
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Cotton Hafl Duck.-The BubseFiber would
cali Of those purchasing Sail Duck
BE lately made that article ~ Jss hsuls
This eanva has heavy band In the Of
cloth which sivss great additional strength Improves
i Appearance IL 10 plant rendering 10 haa
dies and Tor shps sAiis II Cotton Duck
in full assortment from No 70 TO- on hand and
John &. Common.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


LN0R SALE OR TO LEsAE-THAT NEW THREE STORY
brick dwelling wi tn store underne .th Of Hicks
and Harrison Streets South Brooklyn The building
Gently erected and finished in the STYLE with
bathing no. The store we'll calculated for the
drug business and excellent location for bust
The premises be ~ 70 o'clock For
terms, apply on the premises. or TO &. :. BOGARDu5
90 Nassau street, New York.
LSoR BALE-oNE THOUSAND BUSHELS WESTERN
Il dried Apples SEQ do. dried Peaches. Apply to
20 ID. FOWLER, So West street.
EoR sALE-DowN TOWN. RETAIL DRUG STORE.
II This 10 opportunity to fair
tee with the Tho win soil cheap and
engaged for California. Address, In letter. A u. at the
HERALD Omss-
ITO DRY GOODS OR HARDWARE DEALERa-TO
Lst-A house and store, No Siy Sizth avenue at
the intersection Of Backwards being good situation for
either Of the above branches Of business Apply door,
ITO LET-TROM THE FIRST OF NAY NEXT, LARGE
Parlor, suitable for once show Inquire at
3S5 Broadway, second floor.
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Of the nerehsn Coass House. No IS Beaver street. Nev
sform his friends and TIE public generally that
he hes opened shades At Ne ~ Bridge street New rerh
whsve they will find all the dscaces Of the season served
NJ BSsrchsns wishing their meals in private rOoms can
H. fall arcou "A af
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several beautiful Rosewood Eoiian Pr
rortss from the eesbrsted msnufsctery Of Gilbert
Boston, exhibition for few the music
store A. Adey 22 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Brock
lyn frieKds should call and hear them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-12

r asst WEEK IN NEW YORK OF GLIDD0N's TRAM
~ parent PanesamA Of tho Nile and Egyptian ANTIGUA
sion Is cents children half price N BThe curtain rises
evening Wednesday and Saturday Afternosnsa
~ clock. Doors open hour before each exhibition
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nsrcnans Day Book Extra tanning all ths numbers q
squnts through Opera Glass; fon 30 twelve, will
he published this afternoon, at 81 Nassau street Pree sn
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rOU N D..

COuND.-A SUN OF MONEY WAS FOUND IN WALL
street. last week, which the have by proving
property and paying for this adyertisemsnt. Apply
>, GEO. FREEMAN CO., No. 80 Broadway.
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HUPIDs OWN vALENTINES-FR0A ONE PENNY
~ TO 50 caoh-The most splendid collection exhibited
In the United States and offered for sale
all lovers matter how desperate their case
GEO. IA. IVES. Publisher.
Envelopes, Lace Paper Motto WATERS Valentine WRITER'S
and all the for sale low prices
and in great variety N B.-The country trade supplied
liberal terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-12

Mario Hair DE- 10 color the hair OF whsher the mo-
men ~ 10 spilled Without injury 70 the hair skin ~
washed the color
has had odor. ~ sarpiied, or said, At PHALoNa 1877
Brosary andhy v L. Fsvcets lsa Chestnut street. Phis
e<lu
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Hair Dye--BstcneIor's Liquid eolsrs sns
ssir WHISPERS the moment q e applied vhovs injury
sssns ,hs s;sr sss a. ~ ne edss srssd ss
street. Cory tbs address.
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Fos :s s.I rEAss,:eo rs.

EeR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PACkgr LINE
Freight and passengers for san Francisco bs taken
In hrst ciass vessels the application
r. ID. vONLER, - West esr Of Albany a.
An clipper built Canton ship will be Dispatched n
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pARNUWs H-PHILADELPHIA. PUBL

RARNUTs hUsEun-PHILADELPH PUBLIC
- curiosity Is to be satisfied Cinderella will be produced
Monday the 18th and night during the with
entire scenery costumes properties machinery &C., BY
the best artists in New York and Philadelphia $1,000
pended render it the mos: brilliant and dazzling
the glass slippsr In addition the superior
pany twenty ladies and gentlemen have been engaged
appear. Petite Dramas, Triologues Asanses Songs,
Watch found the ruins, after the earthquake
of S3 ct Gaudaoupe and thousands euriosties living
natural and artificial Admittancs IS cents. Children
under ten years l2f cents
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LOST.

EO DOLLARS REwARD-Losr. ON SUNDAY. iorH
W inst In the at the Pacific H.tel priyy
Five Hundrsd and four Ten Dollar Bills. all the Msr-
chants Exchange Bank In the Of New York. and cheek
for -Four Hundred Dollars drawn BY Crsohe fesks Co.
the shove reward BY eaibs West corner Ii
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SrkAnsHTP FROM PANAMA ron SAN FRANCISCO
no,x Ssifor.i.-Ths new substastial steamship wssf
fOlhI Capt. n Hunt, built in New York last year.
pressiy for the Pacific trade will leave Panama A. above
abeut the 9Th Of March asd accommodates few more
stant Apply TO WILLIAM L. YOU'LL.
ATE. X. COLLINS, "a South 81.
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NEW JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING COMO
ues hereby that the Second nstalnen Scrip
esssihcs,ss othe Ne. Jersey Ispsriny ana noias Com
April nsxt and required to be paid TO tbs Treasurer at the
CcDpanys Trasnfer Once, 1T No. ~ Exchange place In
New York, before that date Newark. jan IS 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-12

POLITICAL.
VOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
raj COmmittes.-The members Of the Committee
quested attend adjourned meeting Tammany Hail.
on Tuesday evening, February Il At o'clock. Pm.
GARRET a. STRIKER Jun, Chairman.
j. II. TIBBKrrs, SSeies"les'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-12

DARsoN PRfNGLI--wE HAVE 1T COSFIDsN-
tally from this disssuished ecciessss and trust he
viii excuse for speaking right In meeting that Tor
clever ~ neat shape, and first work nshir
tria JUNts OF ~ Ann street. beats Boot saker In
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"A Proprietor. J. Greenwood ill., Assistant Manager
Incompatible every evening
week. Sand o'clock varied each day.
The narsinst Family who stand in the front rank of
tomimss whose gymnastics
unrvallsd. Louis 1sser the Chinese Jugglef Mr.
c. Wsmyss Mssrs. Msrrhed, Rose, Warden CLARKE Hig
snu.ing I.lapsss LaughaSs Sketches sEslstOH Of
Wax Scripture Stauary Admission to the Museum
formances 2 CENTS children under 10 years l2
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I ETTEa IRoM eU!Es yIcrohIAs LAuEDRsss-

lkVs vosEs viCfohIAs LAurDREsA-
plan Of Washing tested articles Of nj Ma
iesy elotlns the result satfseory The pro-
and specimens Of the Washing have subfttsd
her Majesty and met her decided spprevaL Your plan
nov rursued In all the unds o. Her Maestys
no lees account Of the labor
eftc than 81 the beautfuf color ensures have ples
sure in ttsying 70 the Of
ucn ard Wish the success u deserves. an de- MARIE
VAsfAhD Chef Lsundre In the household o. Her nsssy
queen Niccra By using this pian the Washing
Ard Persons may be through IN hour expense
o. 1'f cent? requires rubbing turpentine csnphne
any d>recahe substance and ted % njurs
we nssn. Ihe instuctess are rrrt.d and seat W. mail
NSsss street Nev York.
THE CHEAPlsT KID GLOVES IN rRE WORLD ARR
= 70 bs found ~ Burtetts cheap DRY Goods store.
Natr street Just received 500 pairs esior.d and
Whit. k oicves Paris made Superior qualify, ali o. which
are cnsrsa - Sd pair, Equal 70 g. gloves In ever
rect Alec large sssortment o. ladies' yhits ED light
eciors Nc Oevss sntracns ali Ms choice eoier .uea .
honshe coicrs AZ s pair. Every othsv article In the
''''' INV Go. Z. 1suapsrf 10 w.ls.r stree.
bstvsen Broadway and Bevuy.
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C1E bRoADwAY.-cHARLEs STEWART, MANU-
hcturer Of fine Jewsiry sad Silver Wars, formerly
Of John street. has removed his Factory and Brsnh No
80 Broadway, M stairs where he offers larr assortment
Of the articles only manufsctur.rs prices No
made or sos at this establishusnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-12

4 osT-oN FRIDAY LAST. A LADY's BREAsrPIN,
II containing hair with "P. T. smell" engraved the
back The Under viii confer great favor and be suitably
rewarded by reurnins 20 No. Lexington Avenue corner
Of Twenty fifth street, l1f water street. MP stairs.
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lDVERTISEMRNTS RENRWED EVERY DAY.

~0NNNNr~.-NNNNN~~JNN.NNs
.anspers 10 Advertisements ~ Mol masi b pod
ssl, they s1iIl not be taken Jrsm the Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-12

MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE-xR TUNIssONs
~ BsnsntMTussd.y evening" Feb lash sso The enter;
BADOURA-Bvns Mr. Nieknson; Camsr alsaman, Miss Ho-
berts After which the burleta entitled JENNY LIND
Baron Swigtof Berry Mr. Wacot; Miss Jenny Leather
lSrsgss Mary Taylor After which. wHITEySEsENA-
lesque of the RRvOLT or tue POOR HOUsE-Mahomet
Nuggins Mr. Ncknson Skulleraek Mr. Wacot xoll Chubb
Mr. Nitche ArAmint Miss Mary Taylor Circle, 50
cents; Upper Boxes, 70 oents Pit, one shilling.
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A sSOCIATIoN OF ENENPT FfREMEN.-THB AS30-
IA eiaton Of Exempt fircmsn have learned. with deep
Of the unmely death lat the disastrous explosion in
Hague street on Monday the tth ns Of their late fellow
member, Hamilton Houghton. for many years active
member Efficient officer Of the Fire Department. The
Exempt Fremen Of the city Of New York bowling in humble
submsen ALL Providence
has shus donbss for good purpose removed him from
among deeply sympathise with his bereaved widow and
his warmly attached friends their reparabe loss In be-
ing thus suddenly deprived Of the eonpanionship Of
ADAM W. ruRSBuLI. President.
Gro. ". WHEELER, Secretary.
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evening. February 18th. the performances will
Mr. Taylor 9uasi%sdo. y. Tilsop; Copnt NJ y T.y-
Ernest, Mr. Seymour; Emerada, Miss Turnbul Gudule,
Mrs. H. lakewood kahstte, Miss Lockyer Geryase Miss
Smith. To conclude with the romantic spectacle entitled
the NAiAD 9UEENp,BaEoa Of Lorsh.ussn. ~: Taylor;
Miss j. Turnbu IdeI Miss Loekyer. Doors open at u to
cor at elrck
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N-,,NN~NNNNNNNNNN-NN ~NNNNNNN~NNN>NNNNNN
QoARDINoxTwo GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ ACCOM-
- noditea with good board aud gsntee at No sd
broome street. two doors west Of Broadway.
RoARD--A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND TWO
~ single Eentlemen be odated with PLEASANT
rooms and board, AZ l02 Liberty street. Broadway
Reference exchanged.
nEsIRABLE DOARD-Two PLEASANT ROOMS
~ with permanent board for Gentlemen In pry ate fami
ly with exceent table References required Terms foug
dollars Per week. Inquire at ll9 Leonard street.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-30
Grumblers.

Editors, says a New Orleans cotempory,
ought to be the happiest fellows alive, Ihey
have so many dear patrons, so many klnd
friends so many considerate coan1SeltorS, and
discreet advisers. Every man who subserbes
for paper considers himself its patron
every numskull who can spell through SEN
tence sets up for a critic, snd every idler who
has no business of his own, at once, takes up
on himself 10 settle the affairs of the nation
Each forms a seperate and distinct class and
each class, is large. These gentry are always
the kindest and most considerate people In
tae world. They are ever ready to advise
an editor what he ought to do, and to remind
him of what he has left undone. They can al
wavs tell him of what he should write and
hoao it should be written, and yet, not one IN
ten of these wiseacres could write SIX conse-
cutive lines of English upon any given subject
if it would save their worthless. necks from
the halter
We have met with great many such
owls, in our editorial carreer-men who would
tell us our paper was too tame, as regarded
some question of morals, temperance, or poll
tics; that we should walk into some opponent
in the alping knife fashion; and yeti if we
offered them the use of our columns for the
purpose of venting their valor, they would
sooner have their heads in to sharks
mouth or a red hot oven, than do it. We have
had the advice of such wiseacres gratis, which
was at tenfoId more than its value; but we
have never yet been fortunate enough to
know one of these selfconStatWted edltsral
advisers, who was worth, for any valuable
purpose, as much powder as it would take to
blow his brain ont even suDDoSinp him to be
in possession of such an article.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-30
NUMBER ss
Going fo Red soher.

The last number Of the Knickerbocker has
a good anecdote of man who rarely failed to
go TO bed intoxicated, and disturbing bis wife
through the whole night Upon being eharg-
ed by friend that he never went to bed So
ber he Indignantly denied the impeachment
and gave the incidents of one particular night
in proof:
"Pretty soon after got into my bed, my
wife said, why, husband. what is the matter
with you? You act Strangely There's
nothing the matter with me- said /. nothing at
ALL Pm sure there is said she, You don't
act natural at all. Shan't get up, and get
something for you?' And up she got. light
ed a CANDLE and came to the bedside 10 look
at me, shading the light with her hand I
knew there was something strange about you,'
said she, why, you are so6erl'
"Now, this is fact and my wife viii swear
to it; so don't you SANDER me any more by
saying that haven't been to bed sober in six
Months-'cause havel''
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-30
Question Answered,

Mai. Noah, a learned 1sraelite, is thus IN
terrogated 'The second coming of Christ
is believed by a large portion of Christians
Would the Jews believe in his spiritual and
temporal messiahship if he should again ap-
pear on earth ?"
The Major, in his paper, the Sunday Times,
thus answers"
ale would, we think, be less welcome to
the Christians than to the Jews. He could
not. we think, recognize the reformed religion
which is carried out in his name. He who
preached against pride, ostentation, and AFRO
gance- who was the friend of the poor and
rebuked rich and worldly minded-who
preached "peace on earth and good will to
men''-who ordained obedience to the laws
and submission to rulers-would not brook
the desecration of the Christian pulpit, occup-
pied bv some men who endeavor to stir up re-
bellion and division among the people-who
falsely quote the scriptures to carry out their
fanaticism on slavery-who openly defy the
laws, and wickedly recommend opposition
to them-who are sowing to them di-
vision and misery throughout the land. He
would say: 81 had trouble with the Scribes
and Pharisees, who were my own people
they did not recognise my mission; but here
are my followers-as they represent them
selves to be-who ought in my name to carry
out nv principles, but who do not-who con-
slider that there are many of my orders, direc-
tions and doctrines which they cannot carry
out, alleging that they do not conform to the
spirit of the age!'' He would find his own
people as he left them two thousand years
ago-with one faith and one God: but the
church which he established he would lind di-
vided into numerous sects, ond doctrines and
understanding better what he meant to estab-
lish than he did himself The question is not
"How would the Jews receive him?' but
"How would he be received by those profess
ino 10 be Christians This is not the age
for such visitation"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-30
Love and Marriage.

tits strange, but melancholy fact, that
when young girls fancy themselves in love
they are seldom, if ever happy, if they marry
the object of their choice The fact is in mos
cases, they find the husband they have chosen
quite different person as an individual, from
the imaginary object he had appeared as {
lover. The imagination in most girls is stron,
ger than the judgement; and as soon as the
first idea oflove is awakened in female heart
the imagination is set to work to fancy lover
and all possible and impossible perfections are
assembled together in the young girls mind
to endow the object of her secret idolatry-
The first man whose appearance and manners
attract girl on her entrance into society," is
generally invested by her with the halo Of
these secret thoughts, and she fancies herself
violently in love, withoat the least real knowl-
edge of the man she supposes herself in love
with. No wonder, then, that if she marries
she is miserable. The object of her love has
vanished never to return; and she finds her.
self chained for life to man she detests, be-
cause she fancies she has been deceived in
him. Anon.