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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01
The Army-The Retired List.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD.
Your paper contained, few days valu able
remarks with reference to retired list for the navy
Permit to make few suggestions for the improvement
of the ether branch Of our national defence
The army also needs retired list 1t is now ercum-
bered with disabled superannuated and inrm ohcsrs
who are borne on the os and receive full pay but do
duty
Are there means Of creating an American army
At present three Of troops foreigners No
There should be prompt mode of dscharging bad
from service instead OF attempting their reformation
ny punishment. Iour or I'VE men exist ia Every colpahy
who are worse than useless. Eome confirmed drunk
ards some nutinous, and some steal Every offence
quires court martial at heavy expense to the govern
ment
oaicers complain much Of their quarters, which uu
doubtedly inferior to the dwellings Of the mechanics
in cur ces General albach who entered our service
in l1s7, was lately living III patchedup condemned
hospital at Fort McHenry; and at Governors Island
New York which ought to be the model pos. OF the
army the buildings apperainirg tho Quarter
Department. many Of them, old during the last
with Great Britain. Several diapidatei as
the erection Of immense building, a hospital. at
New Orleans, intended 20 hold 5000 sick which never
has had dozen sick men Ii it, and probably will
have should suppose they could appropriate enough
to put the barber OF New York in respectable state
Officers Of the navy and marines have their quarters
fuinished shore by government Officer, of the army
who ordered about in every direction kept poor
by the constant necessity OF buying furniture and throw
not had fair chance to learn their duties All kinds of
ordnance sloud be provided at several OF the most pro-
times, portions Of all these regiments have been with
drawn for the purpose Of acting infantry and
have proposed TO withdraw them altogether II hardly
needs argument to show the dangerous effect Of des
troying so important arm the artillery. or Ct
leaving cities and habors defenceless and forts
vide open for any enemy who may choose to occupy
them. We can then abuse England. France, So, with
ippunity.
The raising of foot soldiers, to chastise mounted In
dans, is simply ridiculous.
Now that stan corps have become so la-ge, inu-
entail AMI powerful. they disposed to deny the
mower line officers to command them where the latter
are inferior grade 1t evident enough that the
departing MT which fights should control the department.
which feeds, clothes and supplies the army. An offcec
commanding post should be abb. to say to his sts II
order you.to furnish With supplies and not need
supplies The remedy Tor dsobedience OF orders i,
prompt and eflectua that for osobeyng reluisision
Sow ard uncertain X.
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Domestic nrisceIlony.

INVITATION TO kossUTH RETRAcTED. Tho City
Council OF Richmond Va, voted in October last, to
tend to kos.uth official invitation to visit that city
Last week the vote recoDsdersd by very large
jority.
DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIER.-Ths
Racine, Witconsis, Commercial t.7dretsr records the
death in that city the 18th inst Of Mr. Lot Search
a veteran Of the revolution Mr. was born in Sussex
n j. March sth, 1852 At the time Of his death he was
nesrly 30 years Of age He served under Washington
and was engaged in the battle Of Monmouth.
DEATH OF Dr.. MATHEW Brown, or ROCKIES
This venerable citizen died Sunday last In the
s5th year Of hs age He removed to Rochester In 1917
from which time until within few years he among
the most active business men in Western New York.
The ART UNION OF PHILADELPHIA The Ma
nagers Of the Art Union Of this city represent that In
consequence Of the pressure in the money market there
have been nine hundred subscribers less this than
s.t and the TED -e rcc,p geo.
JMl Leda DE-. u.
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Commerce of the Port of New YORK.


MroRrArros. or roun PAYS ENDING 81, EXCLUSIVE.
PRIoK.-30o0 fire brick
CorrEE.--l0 7i9 bags coffee.
CoAL.-4T0 tons coal.
CHAlK-2oe tons chalk
Dry Gcops -S12 packages per ship Nicolas 225 per
Nola 81 per Northumberland sol per Uouqua llS per
Eurydice per candace l59 per Martha ici per Gle
mentine; los per Revere. and S53 per eiddons.
copava ga books terra amber gums; 500 contos
50 cases birthstone 50 luerce paste cases mamma
90 terces soda ash II erces SO bbs soda chrystas
casks French chalk box opium demijohns rose
water; 81 packages sponge.
DYES II 100 bags sumac; is casks arsols 80 seroons
indigo.
DYE woops-322 coo lbs. logwood
FRUIT 80 DIR uins los half drums s9 cases 0S9
boxes GO trails figs e0 drums 2ee9 kegs 553 casks o95
trails ol2 boxes 500 halves 4sll quarters 9S4 eighth
boxes raisins SIS kegs 800 half kegs grapes 233 bbs
GIL cases prunes loi bbl, almonds Of cherries in
brandy GO Ooo oranges $50 boxes dol 64 boxes lemons
rants; 81 cases do.
GRAIs. $50 bushels oats IS bu,hes barley.
GUANo.-S00 tons guaao
HIpEs-s469a hide, $40 horse hides: bills goat skins
btls guanacsd skins loo lining hides 81 bbls. calf
Hna--lo7 bbs hair
HoRNs- $500 horns,
fNos.so tons pig II, aO6 bars Il L.. 45O5 bars "a
bundles, eco do sheet iron.
MoiAssrs. 200 hhds 81 tierces molasses
MErALs.-So cases yellow metal
MARBLE - Al blocks marble.
os--l5o baskets SO cases, jars olive oil Il casks
PAINT 30 casks yerdigris
PoTAToUs.-I l52 bushels, 40 hampers.
PLAsThR.-400 tons plaster.
RAGS 1857 bales rags.
srRTs-,o half, 202 quarters, lGJ bbls. brandy.
suGAR 1889 hhds 10 bbls 414 boxes sugar
sALr.-l0S23 bushels, 2740 bbs, 67o2 sacks salt.
SFcEs.-l4 600 mats cassia.
SrNEI,-3to boxes Smyrna steel
erEp,-I5 bags seed; 20 bags hemp DO
SEGARs 30 cases 5346 boxes 100 quarters 500 loose
segarsi 50 cases, ~ packages, German do
TEA-l9,s56 packages tea.
TiS.--244s boxes tin plate
ToBAoco.--201 bales.
NISEcAR.-l6 half hhds vinegar
W,SE4s6 hhds., casks, 1874 half 1888 cases, 1000
baskets 25l quarte 40 Indisn bbls, a3 boxes wine;
bbs white wine shds, pipe 700 quarters, SO India
bills. LOG bbls. portwine.
WooL--l67 baleswool
Woop.l $50 pieces box wood Is dozen logs rosewood
so tons gnumvitm 10 bundles willow 70l crotches l03
legs mahogany; 100 pieces lignumvitc
WnpCw GLAssl,G.S pa. h..s-s u.I.1sn window glass.
Z,rc.--1 ~ casks sinc.
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BE- rendered only in Court. Order Of Special Term
affirmed, with costs.
Tenn afirmed d, with COSTS -
Statute the order Of the Special Term granting
feipR reference the ground q long account Is not
agreeable Order Of Special Term affirmed wi costs
TompAins ads. Genin and Lockwood Of Special
Term affrmed, with costs.
The Same ads. Camman and Waehouse.-0rder Of spe-
cial Term affirmed, with costs
The Same Gilbert and Johnson.-Crder OF Special
Term affirmed. with costs
Walker Banks, Ertcutor-Motion to disch arge re-
ceivership denied with costs.
Henry Carmel, Plaintiff IN Error The People, Defend
ants in Error judgment Of oyer and Terminer re-
custody of the Sheriff Of the city and county Of New
York
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Army InfClllrrncc.

pFArH PRoMorioS OFfIcERs.-By the decea,e
Of Breyet Brigader General William g Belknsp Lieut..
colcre Of the Fifth United States Infantry. Brsvet Col
Carlos Waite senior Major Of the Eighth Regiment Of
Infantry, IL promoted TO the Lieutenant Colonelcy
OF the Fifth Infantry. The regiment to which Colonel
Waite Is promoted Is establishing chain Of posts
from Fort Smith the Arkansas river to santa ge,
New Me xico.
PRESENTATION on A SwoRp 70 GENERAL RmEy-The
ceremony of presenting to Breyet Brigadier General
Riley Of the United States Army the sword voted 20 him
by the Legislature of Missouri in acknowledgment of his
services and gaantry officer Is to take place ut the
Independence Hall Philadelphia, next Monday at
o'clock The presentation will be made by General Pat.
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Marine Affairs.

THE So4w STEAMSHIP CRY or GLASGOW sailed from
Liverpool the 18th, for Philadelphia. with
the largest cargo of British manufactured goods ever
shipped fro that port by steamer the value being up
ward. OF Gl00Co0.
Hayiord Burrill, beautiful schooner Of $50 tons,
called the Magyar owned by the builders Josiah Farrow
ESQ, Mess!s Patterson Brett yose, New York and
to be commanded By Captain Robert Havenir.
At ct. George. on the llth by Messrs Gilchrist i
Co, fine bark OF about 400 tors, called the Nelson
Place owned by Captain Henry Glchrist and others,
and TO be commanded by Captain G.
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AG 4.

M BURLINGTON G. SSETHEN CONTINUES TO
W practise law in the supreme Court attend TO
before Cengressto prosecute claims and settle
ssnnst the Departments and Boards Of
procure patents - home snd sbado obtain pensions snd
bounty lsndsto coec1ebts dividends egscies and limo
rt.nccs in shy OF the United States and In foreign
axe nyestnenss Of funds in osns and stocks
ind sale Of loans lands and in STATE Of ma
uncn Particular attention paid Csiitorna lana SAL
coming the United States Supreme Court
peal. Communicate paid, addressed 70 W. g. 5ne
then No Carroll Place. Capitol i'll. Washington, D. O.,
will meet with prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

NEW MEDICAL B0OKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment and all
she tndred ahections-ilustrated by number Of
beautifully e9osed Plates as large as te-by Homer Bos.
named nature II l, large quarto. $50 PIP, second
edtien price $40 Extract from the Bosom Medical snd
Surgical Journa-Ls mag be said faressly TO be equal
to Reords or Aetons work the family Diseases
this country Author Of work Natural Death, snd
how 70 Keep Young price rs Aushor Of The IA
mily Physiean PRIDE 20 cents. Author OF Self
Abuse, and its DeporahIe elects. &c &C., sixth edition
fourteen pate5; p-tcs 81 For sale the publisher
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, 22s Broadway, and By the
author. 61i BroadrnY
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YNAVELLERs, GUIOE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE, FOR PaI-
- ladephis 8: 10 o'clock. A. NJ from pier No. North
river foot OF Battery place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER
daily Sundays sycepted) arriving $. phia At
T. NJ Fare ST. second elsss. 81 Emgrant limo AZ p M
Fare, 81 30. /. BLISS, Agent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIREcT-U s.
~ Mail an Express Lines through In 4hours n j. Rail-
road Wis Jersey city leaving New York at A. NJ foot of
Cortland street, a NJ and r NJ Liberty street-,esve
Philadelphia, hours from foot OF walnut street. Fare
reduced to IS Tor r class snd So for second olass
Nmors Washington and Charleston throush tickets sold In
the above lines aud through luggage carried in the
line. from Nav F5.k. With throuss conductors.
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SIilPPINGs

EoR .LIyERPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC Captain Ezra Nyo.-This steamer will
iepart with the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday Jany TO- 1852 At IL O'Clock NJ fro her berth
the foot of Canal street, No berth secured till paid
ror freight passage having unequAllsd
EDWARD K. COLLINS h Co.. IS Wall 81.
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific. and sail
January 24th 1852.
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ME- DiGAL.

panionBy Msurseau froisssar Of bis S9
Years Of suffering Of physical and anguish 10 m.Dp
h spared ~ timely pos,sso so ofiSs
work u intended especially Tor the Married or Moso
Which ;hSSls Re snSyH 70 them so. PsfSory
family, ii 10 Of speoisl I'M or.snoo.
I5y hooS m ' o IN tho asns
yeas in WHOM nature cente plates en- important change
remedies and NEST certain mode OF in oopaus
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton ohoy
DAYTON, May 1. 1913.
Ny DIAN sfRSy wire hiss been percoptbly sinking fos
.nd suffering months before and during eoufne-
nenf every successive one mere And more dsbil Eating
and a't s a.
sSssd this state Of thing vas inevitable and rs'fact my
months heard your book highly spoken Of contsinns
he relief i sdordsa ny I'd
T ls sy Il 11s, 20 s
remedy IL olened rcospeo 70 me- which little ocn-
hsve passed over ny head in ali human probabty ny wife
would have been II as ssiy9 aad my children ie o,her
Of course iar,,ae 30 convey moro fully the so
intended or Tic married o. those ssnemp.nx mssrsss
as ~ sHTTsay a. The paSsh.ns aSe 0
Tucker Mobile Aabln, Z B. 90 Chestnut street,
On the reeeip: Of cory viii be transmitted By man.
Ss !. to an J Ss the uS,d sass AL ,ss.s
l2A, New York oity. one i29 Liberty street.
Nj lamont SURGEON, 2. r. SOCIETY, ANDxP.
wi. s. Medicine hal es.abshei tby his greatly eussoE
sorey easy ha Not oS2 lie .ssonissnsy rapid sursS
81 sny h m Sas ba ss y ypo IN %sa oas r
years duration causing destruction tho bones for
HsS %s a os ss eS !. %ua M
ana valued unless she system entirely freed sbo
lions The vr;en csrtc,;s published BY him arc lex
PaSs FL . ~, 20 @ Rrs Of Pss .n
Acton Of Loaion To esttiaeases also cude the
IA Arc
thousands esaaos b ared with medicines He there
ofwhasovsr c6np.aat ia tbs speciality, no always
,sntse an easy ,a cure Fog "a By s
Post oee New York win Sc necessary. Pasento .ppiy-
morning I'll ,na y IA 'As sysniag a. = Reade street.
vr ssss viii iSSS1 ushsa
DRrhAs csoExs = gsyATs s NGplsA5 .sEATss
Ghef5ss beck ~ pages and 1o aae plate.
ds9rdsrs o. J9usa sat maturity resulting eroesses,
srs rom p Tsn .ps s f sas: s.
which Al psson. ega lav,s themselves. vithas neraury,
sl.ggalSatsl tbss Ts@sdes With 'eores ,so.
Is. G ssSs 'l 10Th ;.Hs Ger s S
s Ts to ofs ss ,1s tTso9 T. cos;ns mPor.an
shs ,s assas none hGvever should
diseases 4 temss wfs.aer marroa or as
dss sss row. nov tt' aid sos1 s'1,asE
eertood ~ taos won shsy employ and against
croI r aaSs physp 70 ap DSiP Pol ne s
twenty years been DAILY consulted up IN aha
dseases 81 ~het hl book treats personally o. we'll - B.
letter Any person sending wenty 1--WE cents In letter
post pad vi ressys Que cnry ~ mail free o. postage Of
street. Albany. n. L. Sold BY Garrett Co., III Ann stvs.s
and stripger Townsend, T. Broadway, n " Brsnoh
Office CA Lie I'd street, Brsalo. S"
ITO AVOID DIsAPPoIS1NENrc CALL ON DIR. WARD
all you who have contracted private dis.css H hsS
mAfe the greatest retovm in An can snv
siss IN s :a.s. n; s.s s s
are rLa.I .Isss.. SGsos 49,, w ~
der his snrivAlsd treatment Ne leo ain or-sa Crn.
tulss0ss atva~ VGes w Caaai sHssA ssTass Ssssdwsn
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N II. DICAL.

e 6 e Na
TO THE ArYLlCTED.-Ar GNFALLrBLE REMEDY
for those dsp1orsbie CONSCIOUSNESS resulting from self
abuse Se may be head from ssat BY ,darsssas poe,
victims 81 iadc.ss!on and qgasksry i % Highest In.
rortance.
IMMENSE SUCCESS or Dr. wARD.-aLL FORMER
experience exceeded, Ianurserabla cases progreH
through sheir terrible ssys without other o.ns 6ein
relieve all as.antan.ousy 10 disappointed BY hun
bugs our treatment Will before swsntTfour hours DO Of
ous patient from suffering detso0n snd cruel inoruda
y safety and entire scuEy oaec 50 cAuai
No fee till cured All aonJutatoas private.
DR WARDS usrosTUNArr.s FRIEND BEATS ALI
~ the other medicines Tor curing pirate diseases
bottle VITA treatise, oaly one doar Who will give foc
seventeen mailing 81 .s the most certain sac
universal remedy SSsns sad ssrangsrs aps TO be msied
remember ths Depot 80 Cs1, strees Many cured in
tyfour hours By sas l1so:s12isoI friend n, uetca'
else can do t6as.
nR. WARD, DgVuTED 70 DELICATE DISEASES,
~ warrants tns oose5ssb cure. You will be cured ~
traoted rglvase disease, early appio,non. ais
treatment stsaJs alone tue Admiration otpyieiahs taem
other Socsors nsTer saw anything equal 10 Ei.ners
great relief IN tWeay-tour hours NO. " CsuAl
ssreeh corner OF Bsoatvay.
DoCToR WARE MAKES NUMEROUS CURES OF Dr.
Far better we're roe you unfersrne 70 ses yourss,
s,n g. 70 say Ct tss hgna,os ps a agnes: Dssy
YOU will BE- grssaed beyond all to ind yourself
better in twensy.fsur hours. NO fee I'LL cured.
d, EOO REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDoTE, A sPE
Il males speedy cure without the least restriction Of de
drink exposure or change In application business The
not cure under the forfeiture Of i've hundred dollars Its
put in bottles with full directions &c. ST. One bottle
IT, ny is are sSssS sss as' r.: sale y e.
" =. ifs,e, 4 Hanover strsss Bosson Mrisat y Sop
sew Orleans
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v SAILING.
From liYerreol.

EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 CO., s6 Wall st., N. York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY " CO., Liverpool
K. G. ROBERTS u CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, London,
JOHN MUNROE s. CO., % Rue Notre Dame tes VIC
torres, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, HAvre.
The Of these ships will not accountable god
silver bullion specie, ewery precious stones metals
unlese bills Of lading signed therefor and the value
her therei in prnr eaeed.
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RowERY rHEATRE.-BoxEs. IS CENTS; PIT. lax
s:ssf DiSss s9ss
A All .ai vi. NM h
Stevens Jsaaa. NJ nsaisen Lady Agnes. kls Ss soa,as
y sss fAT g
Hr: cSny DsnSsn hc,sr Mr. aIhsas; Jessis campSe
WITH sonsay Hi Asp ' e,nn
Simon, Mr.. Griihths; Luoretia, Mrs. Mason.
EVENING PERFoRMANCE.-Doors open At on curtain
tho dy n
M .ss o.Rf M Sn MI 1S 1s
Rs esy sss A
a s 81 T NE IN wss Me-
Lsingwel; Kraekwits, Mr. Moore Countess LandsdSra,
Mrs. Grattan; Jenny. Mrs. Yeomans.
RowERr THEATRE; DOORS oPEMATSlsj CURTAIN
In orehsssra So.es % o.' Friday evening Jan tho PER
NJ. ooOsa Mr. Gregory Jsnbis NJ crni.a, Pauline Il;
Biz. Y; Ssny %ss; f.yisS
Marian asySad Mrs. YeOmans 70 conclude with tho come
q ;, F. q The Man and the IssrMI s!'s.r x,
auette cents; Second Tier, Is cents Private Boxes S.
NJ. I syie Miss F' soi Sossy MIS-
sn xn
dragon, Mr.. Kussel OBathershin, John Dunn
Fanny Miss E. Taylor; Susan, Mrs. Rea.
@ ssn & sSsats
Ss " u: s isais
ksss Tss I'M Il ssaeSds win the sIsiS!s ESaIIy
Burton; Widow Delmane MISS r. waliaok.
~ ATIuNAL TurATaE-DRrss cIRCLEAND ROWS
- sa. r E ee oTShTs s 90 cents
TiNEAS 3 oRsoSIsir Valentine Miss nsshsxay; ersSa.
ds
sa SHursy H. cIssSs Mas
Gma e Ne Xii II with n G1 sS
stOwski; Clown. MI Fox columbne. Miss Ludlam.
viii, the drama q King IARLEs xiT-Ad.m Brook.
& a r. b siaSs 81 S Ms u e a4f Nj
ERs.Dugald Maenel. Mr. Blanchard Duncan Msclan. Mr.
csmps ec. c' a
osRa. f
Columbnc. Mica Ludlam.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DooRn
Private Box Tckets. 81 Farewell Benefit Of Mr. Banoh
OF
y ne ss ps B HhS IL BE-
r. Scott; Lucy Mrs Martini After which, tie drama
the WATCH D0GS-Perre lie Crosse. Mr. Blanchard; Hen
u, Mr. Arnold; 1herese Miss NJ Chares Marie MISS Barber
T0concude with the pantoaime Of the MARBLE MAIDEN
EHRANKLlN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE, ONB
block above the National Theatre.-George Les, sole
poprieorsoon performances every afternoon and even
ing Entertainments in he afternoon three
o'clock, and in the evening hapast o'clock The
entertainments varied and select and such be
other place OF entertainment in New York.
sstng Of LEAFS Femsls Ethiopian Opera Troup also Mons
Gregore the strongest in the world who will break
stone the audience choose to offer him. he will ase
challenge any man to kill bullock" with his cenohed
anv Of n Of Arkia
who arc selected T their beauty and hsuro. and who
onate number Of beautiful tableaux of Arab
Girls who 20 through variety eats Of aud dex
terity; company Of Male and Female Artists who will
give exhibitit OF Mafbl statuary unequaled the
worle together with variety Of interesting performances
every afternoon and evening" For particulars, bills Of
each day Admssion-Seats in Private Boxes, 50 cents;
Stage Seats, "a cents; Boxes cents; Parquctte TX
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A sToR PLACE OPERA 0UsE-PRoF EssoR AN
dersons Incredible hyRteries this evening
flora The Electric ~ enc Water vsrsrs Tho
0rca. Exhibition Cssket; Tho Bohemian Or Tho Bot
tie. Go and get holiday gits from III Cor
npeepa Places can he secured At the pox suo from A.
NJ TO r. NJ for parties fcmes, schools. Its
lntcrestiog establishment in the city. Day perform ances on
New Years Day and Thursday and Saturday.
during Lie stny Do6rs open at o'clock; Wonders
mence sts Parqse,e AND Dress Circle 90 coats Upper
10 Limited
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail stenmers-The ships mposing this line are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.

BALTIC Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been bu expressly fer
vernment service has been taken in their
3truotion-as Ia their engines-to strength aud
speed and their
lea for elegance ard comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool in fret
cabin SlO IN second do, S0 EXCLUSIVE OF extra size
state rooms, $500.
from Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eco.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship,
No berth secured until pad for.
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Clgcus.zNIw YORK AMPHIrHEArRE, 81 nowERY

CNlRCUS.-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE 81 BOWERY
~ Grand Carnival week. Celebration Of New Years Day
and demonstration in aid OF Hungarian
On Monday evening an entire succession of eats and
classic exercises in the arena which will be repeated
receipts Of the house will be handed the
Central mittee in aid Of the universal
liberty On Thursday New Years Day. will DO three
afternoon and even
ing The distinguished Partisan equestrienne Nine. Tour
MAKE her first appearance this Monday jan s.
Boxee, &C.. as before
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greatest wager tv- maacone thousand dollars esn5s
Eve hundred ~ of al the franklin Husoum on Thurs
day evening tn sih OF January 1854 The public arc roo
pecully informed that the above challenge is botwesn
Mons Cregoire and Mr. j. G. Finn Mr. Finn TO produce
stsnc not eyer 70 lbs snd Mons Gr,sirc 4 TO break with
seen At shaws House, No. ~ Bo very, day tho
challenge 10 TO be decided. whore limited number ckesg
will be disposed Of Reserved Seats 80 oent Boxes cents
Sporting aud others respectfully invited TO call
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rIRCUs.-iHE AMPHITHEATRE OF HEssRs r.
Sands Co has appropriated the entire receipts Of
Wednesday next IN aid Ct the Hungarian ON Thurs
day New Years Day there viii be three superb en-
ter;anments. The celebrated Madame Tourniare like.
wife 30 appear soon after the holidas with maneae
horse; which che has lately had trane in Paris.
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THE ALLEGHANIANS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNU
70 their friends and the public that they will givea
cal Concert At tie Broadway Tabernacle. Monday
ing january 1872 Tickets, cents o,ch to bs had.sl
coumenc Al y o'clock. " 80
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WILL Po5ITIvELY CLOSE THURSDAY EVENING
Wv January lS52-Xorlda Fair Al Stnnnani Hall

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sfteTnoon At oclcek End in .he evening" A. ~ O'clock
given, commencing At II A. NJ, p. M and ~ r. NJ Doosy
open hour previous to each exhibition Admission, u
Tho Words Fair Mirror Of tho Exterior and Interior of
tai Palace and the West End OF London the grand
by Queen Victoria and the British court superb vic OF the
whole Nave; the Nave in all its parts; dyeo,
the Whole TranseIt; the Agricultural court, with MoC
micks famous American reaper and "YschS AmeroaIT
her celebrated trum ph, Of Cowes.
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