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holders able to keep mp prices - well as they do
The returns o. all railroad sompaniss, far %
We have learned exhibit results b favors-
BILE, and much disappointment has, doubt been
perenced The earnings have fallen far short of the
most moderate anticipstons, and regards expenses,
they have been proportionaly greater than In any pre-
voas year. Our capitalists and nonsysd general
ly have arrived at the conclusion that they can take
Of their money without the assistance Of
president and board Of directors aud there
is . growing disposition In this and every Other
community to avoid such investments as require an
individual to trust to the honesty and istegty of
board Of management. 1t is the belief Of every man
that be manage his own business best, and the
perencs Of the past two three years has been su
eien to satisfy every that the spesdest way be
ruined is to place ones capital in the hands Of any
board Of directors Men Of have become satisfied
that the only ssfe is to money where they
II every day where they put their hand on
1t when they want it, and where they make 1t avail
able without submitting to enormous sacrifices. Co.
vernment and good State stocks productive real estate
and bonds and mortgages as safe investments as
we know Of and their value aud be-
yond the influence and control Of any clique Of ndivi-
duals. Bank, railroad. insurance and manufacturing
stocks be, and frequently made worthless BY
the acts Of president and board Of directors and thou
sands upon thousands have been ruined by the ras-
cslity of individuals composing these boards We
have frequently been astonished at the extent Of
confidence blindly placed in the management Of
incorporated companies generally and
dersd that men, cautious and shIewd in their
business affairs entrusted individuals whom they
would not lend dollar, with the management of thou
sands Heretofore this has been prsctissd to an
enormous extent, but change is rapidly going on
The events Of the past year have produced revolu
tion in the public mind, and people have learned not
TO put too many eggs in one basket
During the past week, the money market has been
quite active; the supply and demand have, however,
kept pace, and there has been advance of couse-
quencs in the rates Of interest The banks can do no
than maintain their exciting line Of discounts
Business paper daily increasing in quantity and the
offerings in the street daily becoming larger 1t is
the general I'm preston that the demand for money win
steadily increase until after the bulk of the spring
impertatons have been received The steady land by
moderately expansion going on In public and
private credits forbds all hope Of an easy money
ket until Of those events take place. which have
In years past produced such sudden contraction in
credit and released such large amounts Of capital from
employ mept.
The annexed comparative statement exhibits the
quotations in this market for each day Of the past
week, and at the close Of the week previous IL will
been seen that prices have throughout the week.
QyoTArIoNs PRrNcpAL STOCKS IN TINS Nrw
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Comparison Of prices current yesterday, With those
ruling at the close Of the previous week, exhibits
advance in United States 6s 1867 of per cent; Ken
tucky 6's u; Morris Canal, III and decline in Erie
Railroad Of ~ per cent; Harlem, 5S Farmers Loan,
27t; Canton Co, Is; Erie Bonds 1859, IA. Penn SIS
and Reading Bonds have been quoted since Tuesday,
with dividend OF.
The receipts At the oce Of the Assistant treasurer
Of this port yesterday, amounted to SO. Pay
ments, $50 500 Is. Balance, So, 53s,s74 90.
The value of foreign dry goods entered at this port
for consumption, for warehousing, and the amount
Withdrawn from warehouse, during the past week.
as annexed -
MnIrmxx1s 4. EonrLcx Day Cnnns
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY m ARKEr.

Nv ir be seen by the table Of quotations snnsx.d,
that the stock market during the past week hs. been
In very unsettlsd state, although prices have not
nuetusted 90 largely as In weeks previous At the
eless prices rallied little, but the market is weak,
ssd holder. had better prepare themselves for de-
cline There 10 nothing TO sustain prices for fancy
sscshs and !: is natter or much .tcpishmsnt, how
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Total public debt 10 be redeemed, sloo5o,l73 30
this amount s6is 62l o. Of the funded interest I.
hrt to be paid The reliable securing Of last
gar exceeded 81 zoo 600 and the taxes Of that and
former years In the hands 81 collectors amounted TO
1851 sss 60 The receipts OF the hsea year ending
the birtieth Of November. 1860, are estimated at
81 zoo GEO. sum less than the receipts Of last year By
sil5s3e So Add to that amount the balance rsnain.
the first Of December 1sso s4sI seq 90 the sgsre-
gate revenue Of the year will b. si,6slsT2 90 The
disbursements for the ssms period will be- for ordinary
espen,es 5000 coo, fer Interest on the public debt
s7ooooo for redemption Of half Of the residue OF
the funded interest s3oe31o 50, making q total OF
~ zoe $40 g. and leaving balance In the treasury a.
the ciose Of the year ~ siTs5s2 a..
like estimate Of receipts and dsbursement Mt. for the
succeeding year. allowing for decrease Of interest In
10 the reduction Of the principal Of the debt
will find on the LIST December 1851 the interest bonds
entirely cancelled balance Of s4s4 $50 So In the
sury and the public debt reduced to $40 o31 s52 20.
Prom that time forward all surpuses in the treasury
become applicable 10 the sinking fund. The manifest
and constant improvement pereepibie In the coliec
ton and payment Of taxes, taken In connection With
the certainty Of increased revenue from internal i'm
rrovement ppspes authorizes the conclusion that
the receipts OF each successive year afer let Deem
Der. 1881, viii not fall short Of 81 $50 600.
Estimating the receipts fer the yssr ending on the
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m arkets.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 1850.
The sales of cotton since the Sd instant reached 500
bales ut 10 advance since the arrival Of the Cambriss
psws The market closed at 1910 to 1880. for mid
ding Whiskey was held at 2Shc being decline.
Cefee--So0 bags Rio sold q. llc to lie.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.


QUIZ SPECIAL TELGKAPHED CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHNaToS CITY,
SUNDAY EvHnINo, Jan. 60 o'clock
The bill granting the franking privilege to Mrs
Polk will remind General Taylor that some allu-
sion to the death CT ex-President Polk was ex-
pected in the message, but the omission may yet
repaired in special communication. On re-
ceVng 1t, both houses would adjourn over a day
or two, in respect to the memory of the deceased
statesman. Such communication, We hope, will
be made within few days.
The first business in the House to morrow, will
be the election of Clerk. The democrats are con-
fdent Of Mr.. Forney's success, but the heavy
under.cuTrent of the slavery question perplexes all
calculations.
The first Legislation will be on slavery, and
probably the last for this session. This question
parayzes every other movement, and cannot be
postponed The general anxiety to take hold Of
II may possibly have the effect of Fastening CON-
plete organization of the House
MAYORS livery stable was consumed this morn
ing, about daylight, with twenty-seven horses.
Their bodies are still burning where they fell
Five omnbuses were also lost. 1t is supposed to
have been caused by an incendlary.
Arrival OF the Steamship Alabama, from
Chagrcs.
New ORLEANS, Jan. s, 1850
The steamship Alabama, from Chagres, arrived here
On the Sd instant She brought $500 900 in gold dust
The Alabama reports the arrival of the steamship
Cherokee lat Chagres
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Shipping Intelligence

Arrived-ship Ohio, New York.
BosroN, Jan 6.
There have hesn arrivals this day.
Arrived, 5th PM-Bark Amelia, Glasgow, Sd ult brig
NiekeYson Bsltinore; schr Charm Richmond
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rroduse Of A. T. o. sis One Dollar Prrium s,gucrrc'-
,yte that ever adti. his Dasuestypes ~, up in a.
seod syle chnr1e So and varrantet 70
hde Beals No. les Brvs6vsr between Maiden lane
ana Iilerir Htr.st. ever Deebas hAs store.
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nAssAcE oSLy-roR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoR-
ni.-lls ,plsn.d, fact saline. I've oak bail, shie
her sreo On board and rl sail the 7th instant Can
aceonuasSste few mors ttet snd second csMa passen
~s,. a, rates Arty board foot Of Wall
W MEAL w. ~ " drsst
Shippers will hsnd in hills Of lssins iamsdiasely.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
NOTICE TO IIREEEN-THE NEW BELL on rus
IN Twtry-sccond Tower. viii le Monday
evening January at ooeck order 20 test its qualities
ALFRED CARSON, Chief Eagiacer.
1,nE MEMBERS or TIE MERCANTILE Library
Astociaton IN favor ot reform, aud orrntcd to tho
nor sde for this year Requested 20 attend
meeting Rt Stoneat Hotel on Monday evening at7 T. VI
q receive tho report Of the nominating comm tee appointed
Saturday Dee 30 1870 by order % the nominating
mittee. WILLIAM T. CHAIRMAN. Secretary.
AMERICAN ACRICuLTugAL AssOrfATfOS-DR.
n sbtell will deliver tho eaneinaioE Zoe urc Of bis
Ceo'ogy illustrated with LANTERN Fioas on his
evening" ocoek,in Bore chapel ~ RrDtcssy. sub
Jec Tie hodern Epech 81 Le Globe hdmeion ~ CTS.
IIoFKisl LIGHT GuARD.--TnE MEMOIRS or TIE
ftcve Company r.quetfd 20 mse on Monday even
hE January Ist1s o'clock TIE Viva hsmhla In ncster
street, near Division street fuuc'ua Eueuiance "
qutesd this the last drill TrevianE n she excrrdn
rutsday January 8. A. n. MITCHELL Captala.
II \. IRFNCu, Secretary.
Any PERSON DESTROYS or ADOPTING A FINE
n healthy male fnabt air weeks old nav hear - bY
addressing note to Infant bos Herald 0fce, stating
who're Interview can be had.
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Court Calender I'M. Day.
I.,a,,, v,.n,nq TO p,rr,e, man.

Cincrtr CtrRT.-Nos. No. tts. 10. 20 iBl. inclusive.
70 . "a y n Par, IL-SO; !. SS,sS 10. Il, IT, 10, Is
~ 81 ~ - 50. 81.
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ANUS &c ri ENTs.


RowERY THEArRE-oN MONDAY EVENING. JAN
IN viii be revived The grand drama In i've ao' styled
ss,sv.h; S.caldirai &c RsSsiiea Mr. ArnSis aa-qs.
bs 1 ala nIf As Dunn NJ cs1. 81
ir Lester Mons fens.rsu1, Mr.. Jordan ssI. Mr. W.
j. W.aek, Jr; Constance de ssriss Mas Q wsmys. 10
wisS hs 5usase rasa or ,%
The doors will open at lafras the curtain Will rise a'
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL TaEArRE-oE MONDAY
bso % ss Srass ns ss sssi
81 van %Skt co. ss ar o Sa sss sP
kncsGrtSshcr Mr Jefferson; Dsrss Van sIsa Mr. C. ray
TO oonaads with the
Ss1 Miss In L;oaSf Rm A.aos Mr. JET
ers0n Boxes, 20 CENTS Pit i21i cents
MIrcsELLs oLYspIo TaEArRs-BsYEsIr or
4s eS. sSSn H. to ss
Sir Adons Leach Nj Ps%ey .nsy Mis-, sin
@ s M h,y Ts n 70 FSrSa Nj
.sr
.eahsrlsngs Miss Tsy0s Doors opsn at half Fast O.
CEcoND ANNUAL FESTIVAL BENEFIT OF THE
- American Dramatic Fund Association, incorporated
A'''' ~ Presidential. c. Golden. Esq.
Trustees
J HsnsyS e ssss.n VI ft' csssn aa'
w Re ssn . aSs seis %ss
Fsq together with all its splendid appointments
the full Italian OchestrS and Grand Cborus Tuesday
next Jan. 5, 1850
Distributing Committee for the sale OF Tioket9.
w. ID. Astor. ESD. r. q. Tisie1, Esq,
il Astor yr., ESQ, George Mclean, Esq,
William Norris Esq, Alex. Wells, ESQ.,
W. p Chapman, ESQ, q. y. Norris ESQ,
John A. Hageerty, Jr, Ess.. John Anderson, Esq,
J. Foster Jr., Eco. Kob't. Coleman. ESQ.,,
Berry q. stebbins, Fsq, Chas Ststson, Esq.
Adam Stodart, Eco, James Laird, ESQ,
w. j. II. Rogers Esq, VIM Ashbridge, ESQ,
Lumiey Franklin, Esq, =. Stevenson ESQ.,
Colonel Spicer, X. Ludlow, Esq,
Captain Marx, N. p. Willis ESQ.
z. a. Marshall, EGG, W. spock. Esq,
Il. Hunt, Jr., ESQ.,. Junius I. stage, Esq,
Park Goodwin, Esq, u. H. Hart ESD,
W. G. King ESQ,
OF TIRE American Fund Association at the
the Theatres the Music Stores
The Directors happy state that having been aided
by the united gratuitous services OF
MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHkAN,
tegetber with the artists Of the Italian Opera House,
SIGNORlNA EUPHRASIA B0RGuESE,
sl0NoR GIUSEPPE GUIDI.
SI0NOR sANQuIRICO,
sIGNOR R0SSI CORSI,
MAX hARETZEK,
ORCHESTRA OF TIE ITALIAN OPERA,
conformity with
Mr.. W. 4. BURTON,
Mr.. CuIPPENDALE.
Mr., Xxx X. R p ssssAArAAS'
Mr. GEO JORDAN,
Mr.. RAYhOND,
MR.. Triton,
M. HARRIS.
MRS wALcoT.
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ana the world l. stu reit So by of putting
our frds mind Of wls" Poor Richard ef ECONOMY,
we will lost that 40 ast cheap desirable elegant
sra tss tt.InE Boots in town. may he had ut JoNEss
a afts
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NgAoNITIcnNr kxuIBlTIoN. QKAgD
FINE AIRS.

subscrIlon books vii pohysly close January i0h At
ocloch ". The collection % Paintings 90 he allotted 70
the terSsr includes only works Of Of the highest
eas suLcrp'ions ave ioiirs. should be made early
tho Free csltry, 7S Broadway. TIE distr baoa will
tahe place Thursday evening January l0h at no rsts
nsele. kembers aud thsir fsruliiss admitted.
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a,oN sArg- A THROUGH TIoKEr IN raE STEAMER
ssirs che i4h Jsnusry with valuable informs anf
other sdvsrecs the rurehssf Require 1855 Broaiwsy.
ctrntf Of John street.
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wii,.m street has axnacsn, ssssrtnsst 81 suah.
garments for ths colo ~sahgr AL etiors Price from
sl6 ysry $40 Pine frenah Cloth Dress an
rvoea isr SIS ths finest sD Other
tkinrs In Irop portion. Estahiishcd 1874.
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Goods Of every description thrown upon the

toods CT every cescIiPlion t@roWn upon the
Market. .....'.' .'.'''.....'.' es-oo-'
The spring importa;ions will soon be coming along,
and the probability lie, that they will be- to suor-
nous extent II will be seen by the table Of i'm port,
and exports pubshed in the Herald fsw days since,
that the value of merchandise imported into this
port 10 1sie was between ninety and hundred mil
lions sf dollars, an amount exceeding any previou,
year, with one exception, 1s47. And from all
taions thi. year 1850 would exceed any previous
As regards cur ability TO pay for such an immense
nIaount Of foreign meroh sadse, much depends upon
the demand for our public securities sbroad. During
the part year paid for than twenty millions OF
dcsrs worth Ct goods by rsmitances Of publis stocks
aud nv cannot make larger payments this year In
the way, the probability Is that shall have to
make up the deficiency BY shipments Of coin. High
prices abroad for cotton any other Of exporting
staples will Only give greater impulse TO imports,
that shall be no further benefited than By an ia
eftssed consumption Of foreign fabrics.
TIE cxpctstiOn Of specie from this port for the
1892 Amounted to 81 $50 $40. Since the Let Of Jsau
airy, 1850, $1,000.
The Morris County BANK, ". J., has declared . dIsi
dend Ct three per cent tor the last six month, payable
on demand.
The Firensn's Insurance Company Boston, hare de-
elArsd n ,emi-snnual dividend OF ten per cent.
The snne1sd statement exhibits the aggregate
amount the public debt Of MARY and the amount
after dedusting such sums o., are not or cannot be-
come ehsrrsos upon the Of the treasury TO
be redeemed by the government.
FiSAScrs % M,siLasp- AMoUSr oF Drnr
Public debt the soth Of Sept a.. ieio4si3 ~
Deduct-sterng bonds
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assesses 81 ,hs ~. Tar from nine four oclots daily
* Warren street. vhsrs be hsd his popular Treatise
en- he Rye "a edition Price ~ also his sef setting
Eys and Far Yosntains and great variety Of Beautiful
Artifciai rys
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We refer our Readers 60 ths Advertise
ment Of Dr. Naurceau fourth rsKs, headed Most ES-
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Ladies wishing TO perfect themselves In
Music bass 6c, viii tud ~ 20 their ADVANTAGE
the services o. Professor DvMSOAy By his
Analytical aud 1nductve system 81 Teaching he brings
rups ard very Short time. See HE card nusic
taushtl Ia another column.
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SALES BY AUCTION.


Six VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS ON FOURTH
~ avenue, between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth
streets -ANTHoNYy BLEEcKER will sell at auction.
Friday, jan lth 1850 at IL o'clock M the Merchants
E1eharge xness previously disposed Of At private SALE the
following valuable property Six Hou,es and Let's.
the est side of Fourth avenue between Twenty
and Twenty eighth streets, being the
Twenty eighth and Fourth and the
Eve adjoining Fourth The Lots are all in size Fl
feet inches front and ~ 50 feet In DEPTH except the
which is - feet inches front and roar the same
depth The Houses four stories hrh and ~ feet deep
well finished snd In rerfe. order throughout psors Ia
story the art story built TO occupy stores 5000
remain mortgage the uouse and Lot aad
S. Of the rsmsains I've for
kaoh Bouse insured perretusiy for 81 900 each,
requiring outlay for Insurance. the policy Of which goes
to the purchaser For further particulars quirs Of
ANTHONY j. BLEECKEK, Auctioneer,
No. Bread street.
TosEPH MURPHY. AUcrIoNEER.-sro9E No. Is
Spruce streot-ru.sday, Jsnuarys at o'clock a.
the foot Of Franklin street, North River tAe steamboat
Daniel Drew, her tackle &C. ths lies frss Of
trance Of ell knd TO be sold account Of former pur
chaser.
ny LEWIS & NoRTIM0RE-sr0RE, Isl CHATHAM
street Pswnbroltra Sale this day. Janua-y 7th, at
o'clock "A large collection Ct unredeemed pledges.
Wearing BprareI Boots Shoes Watch Chains Rnrs Lock-
cts Ssy BY order Of A. Goodman, 81 Cex;re street
N. ID. Owner wanted for a silver Watch, stopped.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Jan. o, 1850.
The Southern mali has arrived but contains nothing
worth telegIaptiDg,
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nLYMFIC THEATRE CARD-aiSs NARY TAYLOR
~ RESPECTFULLY her friends aud the public that her
benefit will take place Monday
1850 which occasion all tho olyu pic Company appear
book omen,
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DRyA1E DANCING AND WALKING ACADEMY. IS
Bend ttreetMr seafnss ciasses fr the second qusr-
ter sre tew icrminr For Ladies We nei hna saturday,
81 o'clock Tucsday and Friday evening" for Geatleen
Private lessons at times not occupied class eEciuuTey
fer wallsing. For full rarticrars srry AZ above
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ENTERTAINMENTS REyEWsD EVERY DlY.

REvganDg.
Ok REwARD-Iosr. on SATURDAY EyeNING
s,p .rry wass ess,sniss y dollars, srry ass, fer
sir months two keys Tass and the other an key
whoever will the 70 the subscriber loo west
or 2 Washington street, shau receive he tam. 49, ths
harts Of the owner. isAAc JEWELL.
rJNEN DoLLALs REwARD.-Losr ON THE EVENING
of tne I'd inst while passing throush sssh hyenue FROM
thirteenth street 10 Ninth street afys rev Gold watch
Chain The finder will receive the above reward on
rea,on 10 50 wsst Ihirtsenth street or ~ Wst street.
Aun kEwARD-wALLET LOST IN WALL STREET
~ visinfty on Thursday the - mat, contrasting
twenty ten t~o, and Eve dollar bI the tyes u
Patclfn Bnnk Buso Also PAGERS 81 no 10
the hnd.r 10 he len AZ the omes THE Irving House
d REwAPD-Iosr. on TUE EVENING or Tug
W gth instant P0ctet 85ot, cantiining two cheques
On the Phenix Bant, tmeunnE 20 St0rayment OF which
sny ono whoever will return the
James Coey l2 Liberty street, will receive the above
reward
Il REwARD.-IOsT, OF TUE SIN INSTANT. IN
% the vicinity Of Nsvelsv Place and Greene street.
81 al black SD tan Terrier. vitA plated collar tearing the
sddrers Of the 3 Navoey Piace-vhsre the Under
will resei,, the above reward.
7 osT-rN wAseIseToS uARgEr, on SATURDAY.
IL Memorandum Book. containing about sl0O
In IS q the National Bnnh three bills Of SCI esch,
currency; bill Of $40, a1d t~s thres
bills cufrcncy also c1r1s, ~h The OF the
ard atcun Which can he Of no use 70 any
bu. the The book contained also plaza for
tvate reward all Be pad, on feturrirg the ssmeto
FUNGI kEINCKE, % Wall street
noG LosT-rTvE DOLLARS REWARD -srRAyEp
~ stolen, large hte Newf1uL elaad Dog. with black
arot naak marks his body and black
his tail The above ressd vll Ne gvn by returning him
his owner III WEBSTER street. Or % Union Place Hotel
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Those Persons afflicted with Nervous De-
b,y tsies rcsraon should read the eerthcates Of
cures efsfted W watts Nervous Aadoe, even ner years
~ utter r-ostrston Can be had gratis at Talbot Watts
liore. n 2 Nassau street.
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fkssrsiRH.
H.sHaHsaaH ~ HsHTsNaaI
AND NORTH Al

TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. NJ.
stqsmshra betvtqn Rev orb sni Lvsrposl, and be-
tween Boson end Liverpool oalax a. Hsss 10 Land Aad
csirc y ads aud paseepEer..-
C.ubria Shannon. from Boston. we.ntiaay, January
Cfu.oa, Fnrrison. from New York wednesday -
Nsgara, Eyric. from fattqn Wednesday, February
turoTa. Lott freq New gorf. weinesdsy -
America, shannon from Bos.ep. Wednesday, aareh
Cautts- ia rison from Nov York. " sdas6day, 20
leE issig ~ or passage. app TO
n. t(sARn jan n nrosiway
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Mr. TDoUELLs x.rurws.,s
uneq1alied in the annals q AmsrcsS Tssa,rc.I.
With the following brilliant distribution Of aharac.erg-
H bst. s fssa.risa. NJ NJ. hsss':
iis L r.sa M NJ a. n ioa@.s
hE Ssi:. H. H. ' 2Ssnss
SiIy:l, y. ~. ", NJ: lures lures
fassS: on s''' n. BSsros
S S5''ns'' ): Mr.. cm %1 Ho.ss
SwhiiiiHa sa, Mr.. W. r. e Saass.T
Denis, -, Mr.. w,sx
sd,r NJ NJ N N.Tasss
cor'r'
f fs''s s ". k sassaT
,.s s Ne Tsss AZ
.s Sa tSt ,S No no.
heSSs vii a. ' tie ose. sI
GR%Sp INSTRUMENTAL POT PeUg1I.
BY the full Italian S Ssssfstrs ns siHsTsa BY the L'
A''t "h'n sIcNoa aossI coRsI.
VIII sing in character ascrNA and RosAscE from Maria
consisdins with psni.s.,l' f.y.,iss Opera Data of
4 q f;s$fs sSisf' A'''''
s'?sss sGsi! fSss.a =: HcneHz,s.
has never before been aung In this country.
Committee Of Management.
Mefsrs. W. X. Blake W. n Chiprendaie,
| Esssrs. j. wanssk. IT.. T. 9. Hamsin.
| stewards Of the Night.
| Hessrs. W. Mitchell, &c. weu.ys
John Lester J. q. Gilbert,
| George N. Andrews, John Dyott,
| &. W. CLARKE, J. Il. shaw,
| Chss. Burke, John Broughsm.
| W, Conoyer, Geo. H. Barrett.
| Doors opsr AZ 6b be=in at precisely.
Tokes-Box and Parqust 81 sests secured 81 ~ taeA
Amphheatre 50 Private Boxes Si1 each Seats
be secured only the Astor Place Opera box oihee.
| MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASsOcIhTTON.-
"A Notice-The comedy Of :" Az You Like 10" VIII be
hssrs,d the Broadway Theatre this day Saturday.
Twelve ocek and Monday at One ths Ess Of The
having been kindly rendered by the lessee, A Marshall
Lsq Tor thst purpose The ladies and gentlemen incea
respectfully solicited 20 be runctasl IL their attcn-
| dance. JOHN BaOuGnAh. Secretary.