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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- il; Hlasgcw and New York Steamship Compspys nsr
steamship GLASGOW aG2 tons 400 horse powsr) Robert
Craig nj sail from New York for Glasgow Oh
Saturday 18th Of Angus: At IL O'clock Of First snbr
(sEacs state reoma) 500: do do. fnidshn do) $l75
eopd cabin. 500 Stewards iec included Apply TO
j. McSYMON. 81 Broadway
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EOR AUSTRALIA, PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY
u Clipper Line. The splendid entirely new clipper
shin WIN. FROTIIlNGHAJ, Il. X Babbage, Comu ander,
will sail the 2th August For freight passage having
unequacd accommodations apply TO WM j. DUGAN IS
Front street; RUS SELL s. NORTON, 81 Old sIip or
ELIOT. ARKELL co., Ii6 Pearl street.
E,oR SAyANEAH-UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
IL The new and superior steamship ALABAMA Captain
DC Ludlow will Saturday August7th at o'clock
A.. NJ, from Pier No. 4, North river. Apply 20
SAMUEL J.. MlTCHILL. No. l0i Front street.
The FLORIDA, Captain Thomas Lyon, Saturday, 2Sth
Of August. Fer speed strength and fare
these ships have no superior on tho ocean.
Umpire CITY LIEE.-rOR FAN FRANCISCO, VIA
II Aaripvn direct, aud San Jusn-The aplendid doubs
engine steGusshp, sILRRA NEVADA, 1900 tons burtSen
j. Dayton WILSON, Esq, commander will leave for Aspn
wall direct Ihurdsy 10Th day Of August from her DOCK
pier No 3. North river. This steamer has
eommodston1 and Is unsquIlsd IN her ventilation. ros
freigh. OF pepsaFe apply TO
JpI0SEER LINE PACKETs-FoR AU5TRALIA.-TuE
splendit feat sailing Al chip LPAMiN0NDA5, having
nearly AL her passengers engaged, will proceed 70
Monday next, August 9TH positively Immediate sppiics
ton shoud be made for the few berths remaining olsen
gagged The accommodations and fare Of this ship are la
hnitely superior to those Of any other line, 49,,
r. W. CAMERON, ZIG Wall street
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VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN TRANCISCO.--TIIE
shortest and cheapest route Only line gvipg tickets
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 1900 tons. viii leave from
pier No. North river, at O'clock +. NJ. precisely
Friday August 90 for San Juan del Norto direct
ing With the avorite ship PACIFIC, 1900
the Nicaragua route having but twelve miles Of Land
transportation These steamers unsurpassed in their
accommodation and ventilation. Passengers will
through without detention the Pacific steamer being in
waiting and az this Of Ito much mere healthy
and comfortable than by other route For information,
ard passage at tho lowest rates apply only az The oce No.
battery place, up stairs. ID. y. ALLEN. Agent.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CoapANY.-
~ Fer Rev Orleans, via Havana-Che splendid steam
ship EMPIRE CITY. 2to tons, II. windlo. commander,
viii tsl from the pier at foot of Warren street, N
Thursday. August H. at o'clock, Il. M precisely.
RATES PASSAGE HAVANA AND oRLrAys-NEw
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CHARLESTON THEATRE LADIES AND GENTLE
of Acknowledsed talent DESTROYS Of engagements
for the ut Charleston S. c. about 18th
October. will please address tho subscriber.
JOHN SLOMAN, Manager, Post Office. New York.
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Specie only taken freight Havana. Freight taken
70 rev Orleans at rs cubic foot Shippers
freight ore requested ca supply themselves with the
paoye bile OF ladiug which may be had application
The oncs. No other form will be- signed No bills OF ladins
ehed after the eby has sailed. Tor FRI light passage apply
60 NJ y. KtGEAiS, Iii est street. corner Warren
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f1ROroN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.--To con-
" traeAers.sesiet proposals, will be received It the
sf6oe Of the Croton Aqueduot Department., (RotunnA
Park until Monday The "a day Of August 1859 a. o'clock
r. NJ to build sever with the necessary receiving basins
and oulverts in WavIiey place from Sixth Grove
street. being lenEth about x2 feet The plan II the
and building the sae aud all other
relating thereto be obtained ton
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduot Departments
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CORPORATION PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
BY given that petitions have been presented n the
second street from Madison avenue 70 within @ feet
feet northey and for receiving Graad street from
Suod to Essex street. AL interested in thu same
in writing to the CLERK At this OFFICE
Croton Aqueduet Department.. croton Aqueduot De-
partrnent, (Rotunds, Park) July It, 1852.
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AocprNr - GA Thursday evening ahou. half rast nine
clock Henry :. Chnk fell in Broadway. in 'front.' Of the
american Museum, IN attempting to cross the street
BEFORE he could recover himself one of the Broadway
stages ran over his leg lie Immediately taken to
the drug store in Park Row by officer Codett where &c
discovered that no bones were broken n then
conveyed TO his residence, No. l54 Orchard street.
TRs-About half past twelve O'Clock Thursday
West street, A. the foot III Duane, occupied by y
Friend fish and salt Nero liant The third lott, with all
its contents, entirely destroyed while the second
was partially damaged. The damage may amount to
about 5000, which is fully covered by insurance
1cIpERe On Thursday, unusual occurrence was
noticed the East River. large mass OF Ice
floating in the river and when a short distance above
Governors Island took tho bottom and remained there
for the balance OF the tide It showed about eight feet
cut Of the water and allowing two thirds under, must
have been packed tweniyfcur lest IL depth We have
now under shg office 1t Whitehall ice to the
dcpth 81 six feet which has been forced III b. the ferry
boats 40 ioin,rg
urnru OFFICER AT a meeting X the Beard ot
iealth CorFetipg the monbers III the Common Conn
eli and the Mayor ard which held - the City Hall
IN Thursday e7erog The cioHog resolutions presented
iy Alderman Oakley. were unanimously adopted
Resolved Tnst IN rursuonce Of chapter title 5,
ton lS Of the Revised atutss " Alexander y. Naehs
be ma ~ i here by appointed Health Officer Of the city
81 View Crk, ia the Places p br. A. sidney Doane de-
Resolved That he cerb IL, snd be Is heyeby directed
e roiiy Dr. Alexander Z. Nachc n bis arpoinm ont;
alto " cause The to he Published Ia The newspapers
employed by the Corporation
4N AFFnin lneEt s az course, only Hya TIM, e. the
with The con urenee n the Senate Ine present az
continent, however, will ttand until another shall BE-
made.
SrrrSa.--Tne land reformers held meeting on
ghnvday evening IN the ITALIAN U.Jl Grand street,
trf ctganiaea ny cectpg Mr.. Glenro.s az President
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Samuel Nelson. Circuit Judge and Hon.
Samuel IL. Belts, District Judge.

Before Hon. Samuel Nelson. Circuit Judge and Hon.
Samuel II. Belts, District Judge.
OPINION or THE COURT DELIVERED ny JUDGE rErrs.
Ph'os b. Tiger and others g. Ed'oa'd F. Hyde---
Judgment for deMurrant. Plea pas desriea
fi'tonce overrusd with leave to the defendants to
plead issnibly payment Of costs.
Jeremiah Itilbar sr6 Others Cornelius w Laurence
Verdict subject to the opinion Of the court uigmeut
fer plaintiffs with reference to The Collector adjust
duties con 10, mably to this decision.
Hon S. wilson and others the c..The plaint
in this had taken verdict subject to the opinion
Of the couit II appears inst the 18th Of July $780,
the plaintiffs imported SEQ boxes Of CASTLE soap aud
tered it at the Custom House. at the weight OF IL TAO
manned = net Of 9 1875 lbs An amended entry made
few days after in which the weight placed
9434 lbs. The public weiGEer put the net weight at
lObS4 lbs and the Collector enforced duty that
quantity making difference Of lto lbs between the
importers weight ard thst which had been actually
levied on The plaintiffs paid the difference under pro
test The valuation OF the soap in the eutry taking of
the statutory tare only S0l9 81 being of
SOP a. and above ten cent on the invoice valua
ton The Custom House authorities also imposed
weighed by the public weigher, which amou ated
to $124 This also paid under protest. The Court
held that the plaintiffs were entitled Only TO ten
per cent tare the actual weight Of the me-
chandise imported; but that tho twenty per cent al
ditonal was wrongly imposed, I'D rhas the plaintiffs
entitled that amount back with interest
from the lime of its payment.
Reuben r. Fiath Cornelius RiktJ7aan aud DGrtd T.
Styno,9 Application in snt for Infringement OF
parent Defendants to produce their books OF
lie in such c8ea.
Charles SupSaa and Others Utisou G.. Ering aud
others Ques,on OF practice in renewed 10 tais
court for State court ard when the proceedings in
ties required IN this court must sue without regard 20
the State code.
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T'I'tF 1IUu' q uuSV HIsVFs - ,
JAN 2p.-Sdmfei Shoemaker against Thomas UT3k
others This action brought foS the recovery
the value of certain goods taken California ~ the
defendants. as common carriers, board their snip
Sutton. The consjepee Angelo Schoonmsker,
drowned the voyage aad the arrival Of che vesae
at San Francisco the captan on his responsibility
delivered the 60 eds commission houcs there which
subsequently sold by said house and the proceed,
retained by them IL also alleged that defendant
Thomas Warde partner If the house that received
the goods For the defence the partnership denied
ard conterded that the defendant. being common
rers their liabilities such ceased che delivery Of the
goods az San Ffanei co; and that the captain in deli
verng the goods acted in the capacity az factor and not
agent OF the defendants Toe jury tound verdict
for the defendants ana that the captain acted in good
fat
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ENAVMLAs as' SUIDM

ALEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DfRECT.--r s.
AS hkil aud Exprets Linof through N AZ hours r. j.
Railroad, Wis Jetesy Coy, leaving Now YORK - A.
NJ foot OK Cori.Utt Etreet 4. IA. ana r H.. Liberty
saTcet-csv6 phadclrlis h0uZ1 tLsm loot ~
street Fsre reduced - g. tst snd g. 50 f9s
oond cistg Baltimore Wellington and Ch.gles0n hr0ugh
Ioketa Boa In the stCve lines Anc shrough lugssye carried
in Die 4. NJ line from New York, with .hrousa con
6ngtora.
gNAMDrs AMI ABBoY RAILROAD LINE, FOR Faf.
v ladeph!a, ~ ~ o'clock A, NJ from Tier 10. Norsh
rs fo5s II Battery rlsce, ~ seGnboss JOHN Porr R
daily, (SupaaYf s1certtdl arriving ~ Philadelphia
n. Fire. s., second ozss. 81 smiNaat lino Al 81 n
H. tsrs. 81 oO T. BLISS. Arens.
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MURDERER ESCAPED FROM JAZZ. rlomas
Don ovsn en iris hman, confined in the Albion jail
charge OF murder, and Francis Cady charged with
sault and battery with intent TO KILL mads their escape
on Monday last TheY NJ the tire gays th8 Rou6
lean Il Only prisoners in The building aId
ly had quite 4 vide range The in which they
broke nc jail Is follows In thu second Story OF thu
jail tie casing Q. the door Of the pciy had BEEN tsken
OH aad bl1ak OF wood se.ea IN the vail 10 watch 20
nal the casing looseued This block they succeeded la
taking out and il the cavity formed they Inserted
beard end Of which hraced gsinst cell.
Of the ath a0d pastering above fornog hole large
enough to aa OF the passage OF thsr bodies This es
them into tina attic Of the jail fcom which they passed 20
thegarTet Of the front hu,jng ths residence Of tne
Sheriff lore they htcd scu0tls aud dropped throngn
leapsd IN the wall aud from thercs 10 the ground and
mace good their eXodns.nLaana Com. .9do- 2iAh tlst
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K,DNAprER Overhaul An abscord'nc CON-
peny consisting Of white man and some negroes 70
Gently undertook trip from Georgia The negroes we're
oyehanied by theis owuer Iessrs Calhoun and s.orey,
after hot and spirited chase through Aiabams Ten
pesssc, and Kentucky. The white proved 10 be .
young follow BY the Of Howard, from North Caro-
INA. who had been working in Newman Georgia. DARN;
part OF the past year at toe csrpsnters trade At De
entur Aiabsms hs cold one Of the boys pochstsd tho
money and provided him with pass 20 jc'u HIN AMI
The other boy in Tusoumbi1 Learning however IN ths
meantime that he holly pursued Howard abandoned
TIE other boy aad made for his safety 10 tbs
direction OF tlrois through Tennessee and Kentucky.
by the aid OF tue Telegraph tbs progress OF the villain
was cut short OF AZ Smithland, Kentucky, near tbs
month OF the Cumberland within few huudred yards
Of the State OF Illinois lie is in M subject TO tho
requston Of the Executive Of Georgie-an dose, too
without the owners the negroes see.n. the
cre or being within hundreds Of miles OF h1 ,4h
CaroiIGf,, Iits
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The spring dry Goods il strisingig backward
this month contrasts unavorahly wien list
but little 0araue-s is evidence that
o. the season VII BE- u tad cue; o. nc. fully
any rreceduc spfiog seaoa There are srras acennu-
istors produce n the interior which cnly wait be
released 70 create very large demsu' To- dry g,ois,
oGr riiIpg markets viii eventually ociag n - stock
forward which vii be changing hands repeatedly,
prices long tore tLey arrive here by egery change
teudipg tc n reyivsi OF trade NJ presen there far
husness doing, though not equal 10 expectation Soue
buJ bele from the south, Sorthwet ans West
State city iobbers and cluhcrs $50 buying
moderately, under the influence otgiest caution Prices
a goods steady and cotca staple goods s-e buoyaat
Brown sheetings aud shvtingB ia ngdt sook, and
prices rather advancing Gicsched pods are dui bit
prices are steady Broom dig have been in csea re-
and beachcd are steady Stripes and ticks ia trgs
spppiy, with moderate demand Den,ms q2.st.
osnaourghs inactive Prints very ;tire under
increasing demand from all sections OF the c9ua;rg
The Portsmouth, lawns have been sdvectised ior sale at
auction, by Whjernirgs Mount which viii ocius
large concourse 81 BUYERS from gu parts, anu M
active trade IN al descriptions o. sprng goods VIII be
observable iinghafa, and declines are n plspt..u
supply snd q large variety OF assert The demand
prerent IL but iigh: but Will become active
Ciotns in moderate request, and piicas very
uniform cassimeres ase more active TIE currsas wsas,
ior both plain and fancy goods and prices are yecy
~ sdJ. The stock il not Eeasy, Sstinets are dui
Tweeds are without change Cotton yarn is acre &C.
tive. Mt l5c.. caeh Printing cloths IN moderate
quest st unv0ry irg prices Foreign gods ae also IN
better request The importers Of German cloths are
rather Crowding the market with that description oil
cloths and prices favor the buyer b4Tege. della aes.
and lawns are in Large supply aud attract considerable
beginning 20 move and prices for slt kinds of Fen gh
goods much frmtr. clothiers buying the light
descriptions Of French gosds moderately. The iupos-
tators this week have been larger han the preceding
week but they sfe not larger tnsn 10 the pond
inc period Of last year Thee will not be any
French goods the receipts of last but the
quantity will be fully great though prices higher
British goods especially cotons likely 20 b. ia
OF last year, that year showing considerable de-
cline IN the imports of all British cotton goods owing
to the increased cost. Prices having fallen to tbs level
o. the previous year expect resumption Of full I'M
portations. The present tariff cuts douoy The duty
being nd aaoa increases the cost mater Ally In rising
market, and. in falling one. presristes tina, iali
Imported this day es packages per brig Bremen Sj5
DO Per ship Deutschland
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$780, =ssaa5 as-ias -
AGENCY,

NTT 08TEiNeIoN @. aNETasH CONTINUES 70
W practise iEw in shs supreme Ceugt-to sstsnd
setere JanYtfsto rrtEecNtc GLAZING and settle
sflnat thc Departments Sre Boards Of
procure rtens At home and slYoa,o obtain pensions
konnty aDeto oCett debts Ydends loghees sud nks-
rittnccb u any rAr OF tso Entt statee and N fore
caunsKet 10 INVESTMENTS Of tlndg loans sud
and bond anG morieeknd TO negotiate Vie purcnsas
ard tale Of leans andf NO paton rights Sso
Union. pArMeui sttersoE paid 10 California lsnd sss
osss oinf 30 tbt cniet stsea euprco Couri
real. Comurnch0ur prc rsd, ADDRESSED So ~. a. Sas-
lhen No N.rr6u Place, Capitol Al. ashin Eso- ~ o.,
will AGCts wish prompt ssaortior.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADrLrHit. Jan. rs, 1882.
End ri lie S'siGhine SeGson-.4 Rush for tie PGwgdet
Itport-.9nother Pardon.
The jingle & the sleigh bells is among the things
thet and all descriptions Of vehicles have deserted
runners for the good old rotary principle much to the
comfort Ct the poor horses to whom the sleghng time
sgentrRliy succession OF immoderate driving. The
streets and sidewalks in terrible sloppy condition
from the blocked up state OF The CUTTERS but large
Number OF have been employed in rem owing the
Obstruetions The gradual thaw is gladly welcomed.
especially by holders OF Schuylki and Lehieh Naviga
snow BY warm would result in disastrous conse.
uuencee along tnose improvements
The city ce-bost and steam tug America did no. ia
much yesterday IN opening the navigation ~ hs river
They got down 70 Gloucester and forced TO return
the paddles Of the ice boat being again broken The ice
j. however greatly weakened and should this westhrr
continue must soon break Up o. sselt. MGldreds
stil skating upon its surface, aud disasters may
shortly 10 expected from their fool hardness.
TIE announcement Of the verdict in the Forrest ca's
has caused great excitement and the pamphlet edition
OF the Ngw ioEH HrRALp repor. il going 81 Ike To-
cakes-the news boys profng by the soeculation
sideEahly Mr. Forrest has host Of symps,h!s M
fricn6s in tn city; but stil the result
peced the peculiar circumstances attending
young fellow, who, during q lremsp'a row some
months since made deadly assault upon Lieu. Mutt
police officer iofisting wound upon his face with
flung shot, vbicn lie will carry to his grave Wss par
doned by Gov Johnston in his general Nuesty 70 oead
srs, before leaving the executive chair The u term Of
imprisonment Fix months but this reduced one
vef1cr steps il, and frees him at the expiration of
rinEe month Two other youug duplicated in the
aHair though they made no Assault the officer
sti ~ prihon, while the real offender is at large.
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n K DIChls,

u r. X. NO. l.-CKIPPLEs CoAyENIION-Tnis
II day evening" Botweea she hours OF snd II,
Ia tho morning. and 6P. H. and 10 in the evening" all
pcrrors suffering with pain or Gamed or CRIPPLED, ~
khormasgn Neuralgia Swclied Joints Sprain HtEainse
Lameness invited call A. the Medical Once ls ral
whro the Relief coss not pain in i've ninues,
ese, charge will te made Advice gratis. foqrlaK
Physician in etLer dance Gbarge msds medicine only
Poo 20 cens 90 cents and 81 soase. Persons Wishing
purchase this Quk and marvellous remedy Of town,
Of Dsaggirta. will ASK FOR RAILWAYS READY Relief
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Levy q. Woe President Israel Jarvis as Secretary and
ID G. smith Treasurer They adopted the name OF
Land Reform Union Of the City Of New YORK" After
the transaction Of some further business srniny the
organization Of the socissy, theya do2rned meet
Thursday evening Dsx az the place. when the great
question: Ought the public lands TO be dsrib1tst to
the citizens Of the United States any person settling
thereon 20 will be submitted to general dis
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The United ststes hip jamestown arrived ct Baenoj
Ayras, December l. fto,u Rio Janeira.
The United stetes snip Falmuuts called from Rio ia
Ieieo December 3, for New York,
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EIstKIIN NCBGUs. l75 CaATKAM SQUARE,, OWE
block above sne satiorsl rho are aofso ies, ecis
rropriouresoon afternoon and syeN.
Ing Entertainments corauenee Ia tbs afternoon as Ifo
O'Clock md In me evening hapass O'Clock. re
eTaenmentg varied sod 6aeos aId such -
e Ger place Of entsrs.!nmsni h New YcyS een.
Eating pfyss Icnse Ethiopian Opera Troupe; atc, Aors
cesoige, the GsIonEs.s in she world who vi kfeaa
stcno the AudienOe cheese 70 offer hirs DO VII ALAG
challenge Ail bullock" pitk bis oenohcd
h. for amour. q money! Troupo 81 Model Artists
seieoAed thoir besusy and guro vtc
Der OF tesutiiri abesux; COMPANY 81 Arab
r who through variety Of ieats OF stongth and deg.
tarsy company ef Male and Female Artists, who VIII
siso IN exhibition oi Marble stssnary nneqused IN NE
world; together wh variety Of Interesting pcrscrnAuosa
.gGyy evening Ter particulars, sec ols ~
each day Aentaion-seasE n Priyatc boxcs .. esa.eY
stage Seats cents Eoaes, rs coats; Psrcrette. f23k
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Es agEUM's kNERICAN ECSEuG.-P. 4. BARNQE.
NJ aanager snd Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr, Gsss.
Snt Asnsger. adnison TO Tire entre Nuseum IS oert7
Shturd Jan. 81 Fovr Gre1t Plays inc adng thai st
ans citing and most thrilling drama. The BOTTLE ntr-
noon. aas o'clock, rATgT GEsKr NEVER WON FAIR
LADY After which. Dance and the Yankee comedy OF
MAJOR Jones eoURTsHtP. Evening ST o.eooG. Nill
be presented the famous tenn pernce DRAMA TIE BOTTLE
Thornley,, Mr. Ciarhe kTs Thornley, Miss gusasyar AT
which, tho PRETTY lively piece the SWISS SWANS.
The CHINESE Beauty the Chinese Family a. parson;
the Kchinoor Diamond; tho barry Family; the Chneee
vt:tite &c. go, while ~ Almost Ill hours.
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RROoKLYN lUsEUH.-SATURDAY EyENING, JAN.
ID 81 1861, shaksroare's tragedy of RICHARD H.
Richard Duke q Gcster. M W T. Pr.tt Queen Ei1s.
risos Parquet cents Gallery, l2 osnts; Reserved
Beats IN fGrqret, admitting lady and gentleman b
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~ rson from prse.ee o. thrsyswo years. cures esasn
Debility the mprudence Of youth he invariably
Tho victms Of GuaeEery cc him with advantage.
See his London diploma N his p.iyass oise 2 Fulton
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gENgWED EVERY DAY.
iasa-aasi-saaaas.-ala - sI.aa==-
sSskFEkhC .

IkAhfEihC-
L'os LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES MAIL sTEax-
K "Trip ARCTIC, Capt Jsuiea @. luoc Tns steamer viii
tepsrt with the United gi.e5 malls Tor Eprcpc poatvy
saturday February At " o'clock H., hs- herbh
a. tito OF Coz 81 Streea tersh secured t Maid
for. For freight esssagc having aocommods
tions Tor elegance and comfort apply 10 EDWARD X.
COLLINS - CD, NO. &c sl sreet Tho steamahip Pa
CtEiC viii succeed the Archie and Sail February 2st
TIVE NEW YORK AN Liv ERPOOL UNITED ErATRs
uei etesTers Tine ships posing shis limo
foitc ~ns: ATLANTIC, Captain Weg1.
PHCIfIC, Captsn Ny0.
AxCIEC, Captain luos.
BALTIC Captain Comssoer.
AOHlATiC, Csptsin Grafton.
Those spe having been brs by conaos expressly for
vznmsps aersec. eveTy has been saxon Ia their
ss.aoscr-s5 in their cnriaosto ensure strength and
aroed ana their fer pnequf
leo for elegance ard ccntors.
Price Of psssLge from New FORK 10 Liverpool IN first
csbia So IN aeoold do no. Exclusive d siss
EsSbe. rooIos, $50.
From Liverpool 20 New York. ESQ md GO.
An experienced surre0n attached TO each ohir,
No berth cured until paid for.