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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19


1NHRoU0R TICKETS FOR CALIFORNIA VIA rms
Il Straits Of Magellan and Panama, by the magnificent
double engine Steamship Reindeer tons burthep,
Capt d. L. WILCOX which will rail from New York the
above ports Thursdsy the LED April 1852 This steam
ship built expressly the California trade ooppsrcd
and copper fas ened and expected ths shortest
ade 70 California. Passengers by ths
Will sveS all the delay fcAness and great Of
eressirg he 1sthEus Only limited number will be taken.
No terbs secured Till paid for For feisht tickets ap
plyso JOHN HALL, Agent.
Crooks Hotel. 1876 Washington street. =.
(NAL1F0RNIA.-FoR BAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT.-
~ The entirely new and splendid csppered and copper
tened clipper ship Liza ANN, will positively sail on
March st This vessel having been built expressly tbs
trade, 10 expected che will make passaxe absut
eighty ninety days; the
in every superior TO any other chip pert.
Early application 10 passage in this beautiful vessel
VIII hc necessary. IS only limited number will be taken
For passage, apply to BUTLER BROTHERS.
1IS and 16s south street. N. Y.
NOR CALIFoRNIA-wANTED TWO THROUGH
Tickets for gentleman and lady ticket for Alady
only Daniel Webster for the 2uth inst whsn pre-
num will be given. Apply at the Irving House.
pEKFORD Il co g GREAT LETTER AND PACKAGE
~ Express will forward the steamer Daniel Webster
10Th st via Snn Juan, in charge OF special mesenFo
Letter will te closed ~ p. h. tie sail pg.
BERfORD T. CO.
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AEDICAH.

CEA sickness! sEA sfCKNEss!! ggA sICKNEssIs
The remedy sold st 46 Broadway, awfal
dread Of ,ns 9cs,n frequently stops altoseths bat
which often bad the cholera IL regulates
mach, gives Patens Appetite and strengthens the
to SEA- Of every species Of steam sail sra
will never to without IL afser trial. ID
90 much roube and des the healthsu OapS
Berry who hasso long and skiifuly navigstsd the Allan
beautiful steamer na,or plying between New York sisy
port without IT, and smphacally tays that Is the only
and bess remedy no ever kne for sea siokDe Dan fail
to call and get your bottle value your health
perhaps your lite Itssops nervous and sick heAdacs
santiy II DO used freely and agreeable In S
order and ac'ien has never had its equal since the dis
A. OF MAJ ratio
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III VUOFEH, II UUANE STKEEI, HAH, TIL
twenty years. enjoyed the most extensive practice in
private diseases Of medical In New York LIE saa
the most aggravated Of this disease mild
eases removed in two days Dr. Cooper the
FORM Ia from to two weeks Of constitutional debility
brought ON ~ score. habit INDUCED in by
weakness Of the limbs, confusion Of che intellect and aver
sion to society cure guaranteed. N B-Strange doaS
be deceived, have not left Duane street.
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DR JOHNSON, NO. DUANE sTKEsT.Fso WELL
~ known in the treatment Of delicate diseases Tho Dce-
tors reputation for sk in these half that have
existed for years. preeminenA Constitutional Weakness
brought habit efestuAy cured Recent oeses
urcd In four days. perfect cure. or no charge.
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NEW LINE FOR CALIFORNIA.-DIREoT FOR SAN
~ Francisco. California The splendid 1900 ions cop
per fastened clipper ship GREcIAN will sail her psr.
NO. East river Saturday 2Sth February.
gers only This ship entirely new and fitted for pM
decks 1873 feet long So feet wide and The whole fsssd
UP rs saloon State rooms, $780, Berth $3.50 PASSENGERS
going by this ship will after hs 2st day OF February
Permitted to 60 on and will be frss from
Ill tseg arrive nj San Francisco The OF this
confidently expects 70 port 90 daye che
will nor take freight except all lets for pasenge
~ Will be remembered that all ships
been very heavily lAdened which makes difference in
diasely. For passage apply 10 ADAM BMIrH. % Freat
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SHIPPING.

N OTICE.-PAssENGERS PER sTEAMsHIP PACIFIC.
fer Liverpool will please be on board at the foat Of
Can 81 street. Saturday Feb 81 50 ii NJ, aud seyd all
luggage not wanted the passage board Friday, Fs
2th, asked below with the rum Der Of their bcrths
T. <. COLLINS & CO.
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DR; wARRIN; NO. ! MOTT s1y CONTINUES TO
wave diseases. Dr. has devssed IS she prAesos
Of his profession, whom The victims Of selfabsse or these
who have from the hands medical
rely on safe and speedy cure N.B.-No fee NIL CURED.
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NE WIS BY TELEGR APH.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

Commercial Treaty with Persia.
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CONGRESSIONAL. BUSINESS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

~ ton Of ,he afflicted 10 his vegetable compound. Fer
the of delicate dsease tails medicine equal IL
checks the troublesome and performs
perfect cure IN snort time prioe In papers and 81
Smyth Brinkey b Co., New York Pest Once. n B.
Several cnterprisinE wanted.
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CIEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW, s6l tons-4oD horse powerl N.
stewart commander will sail from New ork fer Glasgow
Tuesday the 9th of March 1T o'clock noon cabin
passage, $40. I'd do. do, 1855. Apply to
]. MoSYMON 33 Droadwav.
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nOOToR COOPER NO. ROOSEVELT sTRInT MAr
be sonsuted on all diseases from A NJ 10 10 p n, ~
his ooe The Doctors reputation In the those
sobted up cases, which he daily called treat 10 f
6cnt guarantee INTELLIGENT public Of
practice Of rs veaYa =
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EXCELsIoR.-GRAHAM FOR 1852.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.


GRAHAM is the hes; Of cur Magazines TSne is al 'rig-
inali.y feshasrs vigor aad independents about his
that no other magazine posstssss There Amsfean-
ism about IT, that renders peculiarly treasure to Do
highly piled There s strength, dignity anil force
about thar truly constitute the Literature oil Aenc~
W.wsrld recommend this work above s others TO taore
who desire something useful swell as ornsmoa,a T.
lDsmocr1t, Br5oaEue, Ia
Graham used DO called prncs Of Magazine Fdola J.
Well, if that The case. several years ago he "
perfect emperor. He must be masicla7 aSo j"
We can't see ho-v he gets m surh a splendid work
tWesteYn Emporium, Germantown "
We have carefully porused the February NUMBER anu
are satisfied that sbounds in that kind If literary nv CT
which will Prove most palatable 10 refasa, nieec iai
taste This believe. - the best Magazine nov pap
lshss tDemocrati; Wing, Be.lsionte, ~.
There IS no book On par with Graham in out off,
Uur,d States lWhi-, Flint. Mich.
Grahss NJ gazins is infinitely the beat literary WORK IN
the United states. lKsEtucSy "ms'
Graham is the best Tagazine n Americl-HaTPer nos
exeept,t Liberty Banner, West Liberty, ono
GRAHAM We do nc knOw but there are osher Maya
zine-nen whs now ard .hen como out with specimen
number that bosts Gc4ha !" ont Granam" is n''s
BEST aLd hard bea the long race There "a DeV
hairc n the February number which We like exceed
iDsy, that ia Grahlms five PAGES Of Gossip which
read with relish equal the beat thipgs in the Editors
DEWITT DAVENPORT are the New York Agents
for GRAHAM, and supply thetrsde At the publishers
prices and as early as if ordered from Philadelphia.
CLUBS and mai subscribers supplied reasonable terms
and specimen copies furnished those who wish to
vsss for clubs b. the publisher
GEORGE r GRAHAM, No. l3i Chestnut s.,
q ltUNrW PhiaislJna.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneor.
TEN ID f. ) / X A Is l. r. BUILDING

i LOTS at AUCTION J. nLEECK-
ER will sell az auction, THURSDAY Feb. 10, as 10
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange. the ollo wing
ery, viz
One Lot on ilh ST.. south side between osh-av. and
Broadway
Three Lots on l5th, north side bet 3h and 9th avs.
Three Lets and next the southwest corner of 9Th av
and 9th 1T.
Oe Lot the Lorth esst corner Of 18Th st. and 31av.
One Lot or 79th.s .het~oeD 81 and 81 avs
Seven Lots Oh 82ist between ID and fth avs.
The above Lots all full and very desIabs, OF
fsfpg great indUcemtns COR the Investment OF capital
Titles ontable and the terms Of sale will be liberal 10
the purchasers Maps ggi the dmensions ofthe aboves
can be had AZ the Auction Rooms, No, 7 Dfoad-s'. -
ri I'd ,3thE7th&ts l,Itu
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THEGRFAT CoNUNDRuM NIGHT

III n (O%' ~ Az ~ ~ " NM u
'AShip Professor ESQ ANDERSON
es,ste Asss MS aay a,s gen ese eeaesisrs fer the
rsiEon He eaa. with sas'ac hon 10 hSisst announce
'''A' s'SsiAi D9 cn s,hs; ,sr NIGHT
vslbe cEs Of the psY nightsfo FUN aad
WIZ and "'ll,sas b ts en-, = ,hss,,S
less 70 say hat % 'he p'esena t1me TIE LAoiSS
PLAN oF ARR ,NGEMESrs
o. 10 BE OBSERVED Nv coNfErrroRs.
rae Jui y b. tei,ises l.mss wh, not cam-
The J1sy eAqoss tAsir an fgtmaa ~Ao VIII have us
1sslias VOC IA. Iy WI decide The asfis,oa Of the
q 'ons Coaaairnm allowed to each comoests,. wssh
mns' be OF sna Toe o2nlon Ct tho whole aaalsacs to
3 Tss competitors . ~ coadaeA to n. resssats Of
Nsx;yo's. se'kyu, wiiiansou'sh and jersey clties.
!. Professor Andersen The rsa. 70 pl4es the
Cca1ndIuns f. Competition
.. 10 sa'is'y the pn,hc Pp'sssor Andersen s.ens Il
i'm lucrative that she Sgcccs- CON qeors sssald receive
oH the hands II the oSsusI " Che Jnrg tacr onxes.
IL presence II tLs audence nes censiHclag me puoc
tAal the gaiiss receive tAer rrzes as awaited % the
G. Cosunarui. have teer received from nearly every
cry u the IBon. Noc cru c.ns n;o eoas2t.a.ss ous
eompeitfs uale slall be known hut these OF the
sh,ult The ladies wish 20 fsma jay {, dects their
OWE Conaujrnms tbev can 40 50 en- he above Plan.
II the successful oonpssi'ors 90 not make thar APP
10 receive tsos tAe Plate will Be sssnto
BENEFIT or TIVE POOR.
TO- Ore hour t ne ALLOW cd n or me JaTy have given
thes decision Tor No s Is 10 sPfear aad cake their
clam ia psrson.
II. No Ccnuntrum viii be received aitsr Wednesday,
tAe 9Th irst., at ~ O'clcck u.
r. 10 prevent los. sro sRS unnecessary & hamt 70
the aodience 250 II each lsctas AVID ssAteaeas)
Conundfums Vgiii be kaca Comm DION viii BEAR
consecutive lumber The printed oosk 81 hat an COM
pstOT hose ConuBdfuH MT an ug those felected 10
Be read assges 10 have real do ~ b. ieim sag It's
brEber o the f0rrD IT s jCIy who VII, place u ~
c mpsi.t.on 10 be sdudsed
The If.ce Of admission On hs great and hsysz-to be-
foI gotten occasion,
ONE DOLLAR.
l'rom the extreme isre az the JrparANe'Gd Enter
taifment the doors viii 0pea 20 = snd the pc sFEaace
vii commence a. s.. Admi.,ilu bit by ticket onl.
Al tickets 10 be numbered No more will Be issued
than there are Tor An sl ppDcatlon s necessary
Jole's Music store. No $40 Bosdway, where plan
o. Tic Hall is laid f1f plrtes 90 - 'nse their seats
rROrESgOR ANDERSON.
VII pe'f syenr Gnilns sao week, which IS me
LAST Admission so eeGts.
Rene her the Great Con rrdrun Night u SeS as Aight
OF his wonders IN this cry -
Books %. the ConnnfgnmR, Questions aud Answers, VIII
he published FRIDAY, tle 9Th last. Price q cents
each 10 be had az the Hall.
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BA. CMLroS. Auctoneor
CION SAltDF VALlJABLEl M

BA C.urfoS. Auctloneor
a UCTlON SALE OF VALUABLE M
n PROVED PROPERLY AND VACANT Lois
1872 ~ i20cleck the Nechsn $ Eycaange tAs fellow
IL gmproved Property and Vacant Lots
&h-s The three story brown sioue font house. on the
south de of s9'h-st l0 fees west Of Lexington az. Inc
house three deep dnhed tn all the modern I'm.
psoyements bah rooms closets, hot aad cold
air Sc u feet o inches BY 90 fsef lot 81 feet los
inches 10y halfthe block. -
For terms and particulars apply TO the auctioness No
Waters'-The three new thrse story and .snsat brick
houses and 0s the s0uhsry side Of ttor ST. between
Nontg0nefy and Walnut saow Nof 6i7. Gao aud
sl water 81 The lots each IS ct inches IA width
and feet deep the hOues 10 feet inches wide aad ~
iest inch rs deep.
Vacant Lors-ih.2' One lot north side asI feet west
"a av-Oue lot xesl side beng he first lot south from
tie southwest cenes OF Sh g. aud % av lot % 9H.at
and 22d-sis each let's 2t8.xito
Three bots on tn- ess. SIDE Of 81 av adjoining
the nh 1fth and Sd eacA LOT 200
11) together with 30 feet lIh ST. IN the i,a Of 'hs
iS stOne lot moth side connie ncns $50 feet west Of
18th St One LOT south side commencing AIS feet east Of
3lsi s-Two lots on the north SIDE Of 5ls ST. 100 feet
east OF 18th ay each lot z3A Nv feet 5ieehss -
SD stTwo lots on the south slde 81 oa.st os'"ssn
ave a. ' saeh ni lot !, BY 100 feet iroSss
iith-ay SIX lots On the SIDE OF she avenue between
iSh and i9h ss the whole ont Of tAs block.
excus of the two each lot - feet j. inches BY
57th st-Three lots on the north sde bstweea 9Th aad
havs commencing eco feet wess Of iih av eaen LOTS
sf6sy. ie7th st and Bloom gSale Ros4-A plot Of "a
let's henorh OF lo7h Il and on the east side q
iG7th,t The stree lots % by 100 feet iachss the
by 100 ..,-.--..
situated about u nie. norh from The state IIouse
on he premises large house, coach house bam and
For fpl particulars liihcgnpho maps, Re- aepEto tho
auctiOnsers, No. Wailn [il1 t29 hMWfhsS
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctonesr.
gUyWO VALUABLE, three story |

Houses and Lots Nos $50 a1d 81 5sh st., a. ane,lon
ANTHONY BLEEKER will sell AZ aacuoa % ~ rs,
DAY, Feb g. 1852, 90 ~ O'clock, NJ, az the hSichants
TYch9nks II g following valuable property viz: Ga 5h-
ST. The tn shreestory and Bi1ement Bro Houses ana
tvesn Avenues G ana d. said Lots being each 10 SIZE 10
feet ~ inches eDt and rear, nv 81 ieet. or half rae
Uock depth The Houses are finished IN good syier
with all modem feuis such marble menteis.
CrofOD water sc SC Seventy cent Of the yarehass
money can remain on Bond and rsage fof Mag, ahs
luther particulars, apply q the Auctionssf' ,;,
EI0sd ~. lli<5i 49,
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A MEXICAN and ORIGINAL-Ihe
~ KNICKEBBOCKER MAGAZINE, Edited by
h' CoNTENTS or INF FEBRUARY NUMBER
A Day IL the Sa'zkammeTgut
StaIzas Departed Youth b. J Cunnin CHAM.
lines on LIKE Lard By James Linen.
Were 4iy Pen Went One Day. 81 a New Contributor.
Inre Ienrque, or the Clids ath bed
ne Ca5 ser eraiKns' b. II. v. EisToi,I.
Lines % KATE BY srinc.. C5gcu'
4 RemiuIscence OF the Pas.
Home Lines inscribed 10 Friend
Sketch. Book Of Me Mci,ter Karl r. Charles G. Le-
Ines 70 an Orange Toe By wm Pitt Palmer
A Fresh Start with ihe Ne@-lear. By Rev. John W.
win,er Birds By J. Clement
u Know thasAi Redosmer LvetA." By Miss Cynthia
Aimaas'; Down; E9s,. By R. s sto:dlri
siaaia s;' R IN By Sisma"
LINES to Kossuih By 5irp II. M.psrley
The ,Fud,s Papers. Ny the Author Of Reveries Of
Tribute to the Genesee. BY George W. Elliott
ny First Nigh, on Post, ~ Ne@ Coru bntor.
Proposal al DAner. BY Francis Copcutt.
LITERARY NOTICES.
Nicaragua Its People, Scenery, exc. BE G s4uier,
Conf6ential Disclosures Of Lamlrtinc Grazsla'
The P,desias Daughter, and Other Poems By George
Memories Of the Great Metropolis By F saunders.
Lives Of the Governors Of New-YorS. BY John s.
jenkins.
Anniversary FESTIVAL # 81. Nicholas.
An Intercepted Partisan Epise. From Col. Cranberry
Gossip with Readers an1 Correspondent,
Some Thoughts Oh Robert Burns and his Poetry.
Revelations OF Spiritual Knoeker The Ass IN
Letter from Gusts Of Pease"
The True Philosophy of Old Age.
IiaDscendental COnundrum.
Price reduced 10 50 ayear; single numbers Is cents
For sale by all Periodical Dealers and BocssslSrs
2flt' Nc. 1879 Nassau st.
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COLE & CHIroS. Auctioneers.
r TACEIIOID pKOpERTY.- AT

EASEIlOBD IHOf En- n. -
4 o'clock MONDAY, Feb 2. at The Nsreasats IL
change valuable LessehOd Property owner OF ,,ls-
and sth st On the property is thyee story Era ne House
M f5nf with BTicS Building the rear The buildings
cover tie whole lot oc 1ed II the south east eornef
OF 6h.ay aad ST. cOltlang front n feet nches,
50 feet on the south cry re 81 feet on SIN S. rgethsf
via small gore Of 25 feet on gh.ss, 10 feet fachss
one sjde and running 10 front 1t known on msp Of
,Ss s.tste 81 Aired 3 Pell As No. III j3lR
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AsTHosY j BLEEcKzR Auct,onssr; n mr. r, !,
q FVENTEEN DESIRA BILE boinDs

IS az socsn ANTHONY J. BLnEcK !. 4 s y q
asctisn, wEDsEsDAf is ,o,,sr,ss property va
' sEVENfEEs LOTS S.. q sas "a and
fronting 5ith- So sna Lea Also three Los aAd
IN aI g. a ssats~est corner sh a "a s.
fronting 90 hs sh ana 5tks,s Each lot 70 saf size,
ss s msas n "a Poly
AM or .,osssr No. RiCadst. Gi7ul ysA,Ss
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ANTHONY J BIgEcEER. AuctionssT:
SALE at AUCTION

Il ofHOUsEs and LOTS zs.h 81. Aso tsreeva-
cant Lots on he 7th av. 80 -. ..;on nj.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell az 4pctch ca ca
TuFsDAY, Feb. at IL O'Clock, at the sisfes.h "a
e. an 70. the fol lowing ua.e properly Inc ssb
M ihree story brick Houses, Nos ii! ana ~ - Con-
AZ bnlt In very su, error manner BY days "oh -" ~
"a ming all the modern IN prove 40. eorusY OF
gzV1STn.AyEsUE The lot on ne soalt -. an 1tsav
7ay sad 5sth-st and the two adlotsins os. On
aTge portion of me P1aSA 30 2ts
AID uorfgake.
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d S. HoUGiI, AuctIoneer. -
ENU RNIE u X Ell Il Is ID Y, at

l0i AM. at No. 81 Beskmsns will be sold without
sseTEe large quantity Of New aud second hlsd kani-
ture, Fapss, &c removed from fanny breaking up
ping consisting II elegant Sofas ma Die Up and
dressing bureaus, mahogany rockers paros casf seacn
beist maple do hair and husk mattresses Srussem
three ply and In csFpes OIL cloths. &c Eo, whch
will he sold highest BIDDER. VII bout regard % price,
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Wv wEsTcoTr. Auctioneor.
kNTHI the oenteel FUkNlIUR

!" I'D CELI1 tuc g'IIbCDI y NANf . 49, 49,
w of family lsavlag the city, THIS DAY. al w
o'cioek AT No i6 Greenwich all IN hne order narIn9
b.sn used but months Room and Stair Carpss. Soas.
sofa Psds Lounges, Mahogany walnut ana nape Caansf
Marble Top and plan Bureaus. Dnnsg Caro- Centre ana
eiheY Tables 6 large Feather Beds, HAIR magsessess
Tahogany and Walnut Rockers. bsadsseads, Dtyaas,
Piano Stools Cutlery. Glassware, &c with cu7ny 81
connsn Furniture, ant Kitchen Utensils. with which the
sale viii commence % %
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a. N.,iee % pa.senger. ffom ranama %

~, Notice 20 Passengers from Panama 20
Caiifo1nia.--The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY feel called u,on 70 give public notice ina. 20
tie cts will be recognized By hsr agent a. Panama whch
are not rsnsd By an officer Of :his Company, aad that
tickets ihus signed be obtained only az tnsr AsRcv
No ~ wes, st.. or Of C. l.. BARTLETT Bsl.. Boston
or Of McssYs ARMSTRONG, HARRIS co, Ho"-
fflcaas. Hy crdsFi va H. OAfiD<@' Sec ,.
Eepr.yerk Jan 20, fa55 Ut
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GERMAN NEW S.-BEADLE'S

&ORCERY and MAGIC. Now ready,
~ NARRATIVES OF SORCERY AND MAGIC,
from tho authentic sources BY Thomas Wright,
Esq, NJ A, +. S, A, &c. First American, from the
second London edition in vol 2mo, cloth. PrCe 81 %
This Is Of the peasaHtest books about Stehcraft
we ever read" IAth0alm,
and pspuiaTly forth throughout without
touch Of pedantTy dull page i" Examiner
On Wednesday, Feb. 1. CLOVERNOOK. Second Edi-
ton.
In 4 few days, CHARACTERS IN THE GOSPELS,
illustrating Phases OF Character AZ the present Ly BY
Rev L. II. Chaplin Price 50 cents
i3l 3D<W Us. REDFIEI.D, Clinton Hall.
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AMHgeMEnis.

~'-~>-~->>
ITALIAN OPERA-ASTOR~P LAC 3.
n -GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES rHred Seats.
s9fs. Boxes and ParQuet so cents AmphIhelter, %
cents MONDAY, Feb ?,
MARIA Di ROlIAN.
SIGMA 3. SrEEEANONE. as Maria.
SIGNORA PiCO, \. Gondi.
SIGNOR L. SALVI as Chalas
SIg BENEVENTANO as Chevreuse.
MONDAY, Feb. 2 DOaizettls Lyric Tragedy IN acts Of
MAMA DI HOHAN
HlcardH, Count OF ChaiaIs,- ---------- Sig. Salvi.
mice, Duke # Cneyfeuse, Beneventano.
Mara COM eSs II sn'a 4 elanOne.
A.nardo de 9oudi- gn'a Poo.
Nisc. lLt al su1s-----.--------.------S ~ nvhuL
Dc FlesGQs. Sig Rosa.
Cho usss OF Knights, Ladies Arcaers Pages Guards &c.
Regular Opera Nishis-N0Eday. wednesday, Friday.
Ak Sa.uldsy
ROBERT LIE DJABIE
viii be pr0'C in the OF the week. which viii
appear for the irst TINE IN America, SIGNOR SALyi
DoDIa oBsn td TO commence at u O'Clock, precisely.
Eor Office open every day ii5fS 9te 4 o'clock.
Positively Free List, except for the Press.
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