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fors Rogsrs. for BAnere; Yarpum SIMMER. Wig frs.
nsiis inssaham aoi Patterson, LinnAsn diss Ainona
skRSLEnExD. jan ss-Arr .ehr Geo walter. Dill, Tan
,Enw oSLEANs. ,azAry ship Chs. Elm snos Mils,.
puSe{ ssSn Talbot GSodhse EsS1a.m JSan Han sa
Adams. BROOKS London; sari. Nsp.Sns Dsyer RIG janet
70; Chsaee Nichols Bostou isabella Preble. Havana;
5an ps.ne N
ssrh hs,ssasa sp1 Arrandaso BAres0na brig D'a'n
john D r.vss B sss
Havana ca steamship Alab.us, Ault, ch.sre, via San
s ay G asy car
Hayre; Falcon Wade Liverpool Remington Young Bos.
Kopperhodt do; chnch! Prince. Baitimore Copeland.
Bartlett Georgetovn Dc adams Gray. Sohnedau hsvA
s sa iSsishu' Anderson savannah ''Ar 1m' Could Mas
7,h-Arr shrs Rcsecea SAWYER Boston; City of Lincoln
ss ed steamship Mexico Pisee galveston aud Isvaoo,
S.shs Ia,Is VIM SsssIs sSsl Asass, Li,SISssi sass.
lowed to sss an nss ships 9oantainer sabas 7th 8,
TO- Tndus,s; 10Th ships Thos Porkns Java seor tusaa
lth shps North Atlantic ossrpeo Oregon, Pyramid, bark
NoRToLK. Jan lsArr schrs Clense Joyce, rredsrickS
@ The New sns wss
sYoIl; ga Mary jane Bentley. dol Edssrte Psrhor
hammock Maven BID briss Mary Elcsaor Psster
lS o in n % sS
HA.haysy Rio Janeiro Harriet SARGENT FOREHEAD; Bay
turs alta Nowhuryport, Courier Kelly Boston; ststes
Birch. Nr0rk Tor GEORGETOWN in account o
ice in tbe Potomac; 2h schrs Sarah LIBBY Porand NARY
Smith, Fredericksburg Portland in slightly
by ice. Cid Nth, bark Hudson Beanan, Antigua
NEWPORT, Jan 26-Arr brig Torno Berry, ssslns Nov
L. Gibraltar Dec Tor York. Sid l5h sohr5 Woleotp Ho
mer. Kepsington, and Cooley " Co.
NEWBURYPUhV, Jsn2t-Arr sehr Mary q Ames Disney
NYork
PENSACOLA. prev to Jan 5-cd bark Tivois. stesson
Tfs stf yssT ar R Rsads s reS s,s
Rio Jan GIRO CID bark Elizabeth J, Brooke, Havsns.
PORTLAND Jan 25-hrr bark knight, Pencil, Bal
tmcre; brig Lima, Wade E1uma 80 below 18th Dat
blown oh, Bid Gath, Br brig Sarah. Phiiadelphia.
SAVANNAH. Jan BAR ship Sarah BrI Cook. London
GomIromise, Riley NYork: b.rks Hazard, Gardiner
Havana Vernon Faye NYork; brig Alfred Exal Colder
NYerk; W Dugan, CoTson, NOrleang.
2lsCid bark Charles Williams. Basiand Boston, brig
Csrribee, Crabtrce. Havana. or q port in Cubs.
h-Arr brig Henrietta Haynes NBedford schr Virginia,
hobart NYork Bid steamship Isabel Rollins from Charles
ton }, Havana via Key West.
I'D Arr ships American, Cunningham. Cardiff, tWl Hart
ford Ssnnermsn NYorG; Haryet, Nichols do bras POGO
mic HAllock Baltimore; Enoen Pratt, Brghtm.n Msriel,
lCubn). Sid brgs Random. Burdioh Havana Palo Alto,
epenoer Havana; Philura, Thatcher NYork.
ia LEM, Jan IArr schr Missouri Paine RappGhannock.
Below 26th, brig Gazee. Lewis, IRON Cayenne. PRO-
vincetown.
WILMINGTON, Jan 2lArr brig Helen Maria, Snow; 3D.
brigs Kate Foster. Ku1nan. 81 Thomas Triumph lBr)
Palmer from Quarantine; echrs Eouse, Robinson NYork
9 Powell, Watts. NYorh; w Brown, Hulse, do, Be
ter from NYork CID 2st. schr Harriet Haock, handev
NYorb 2ld brgs Alpine Havencr. Boston; Joan, Tyler
Martinique Watson. Allen, NYork; schr Copeland Co.
Bennett, NYoYk.
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be NO ground for injunction to stay the proceedings
The plaintiffs in this case, IL 10 conceded, nave
derived some beneft--their sidewalks have been
Jagged at the expense of the general Taxpayers
expense, the law says Is. 27D, shall be real incum-
brance upon the and lots assessed and the re-
payment with nterest and costs enforced in like man.
the said houses and lots were morgased to the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonsty for the payment
thereof Is there any equity, then, as between the
plaintiffs and the general in asking that this
mortgage should be cancelled without any offer or even
proni Sc refund the amount expended, or even so
much should upon investigation, be found to be no
more than equal to the benefit received
The preliminary injunction is dissolved and the COM
plant dismissed but without costs.
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AG f NCY.

WoRTHINGTON g. sNgTHEN CONTINUES TO
W Practise law in tho Supreme CouYtto attend 10 osses
before Cengrees-to claims settle
against the Departments and Boards Of
procure patents ~ homo and aboadto obtain pensions
bounty landsto coleos debts dividends legscs
ranoes in any part Of The United States and In foregs
oounNies-to make Of loans stocks
and bond and TO negotiate the
and sale Of loan. lands and patent rights ssste OF
Union. Particular attention paid California land Nts
cases coming the United States Supreme Court ap
peal Communicatons, pre- paid addressed 10 W. g. sne-
then, No Carroll Place, Capitol Ri Washirxton D. c.,
viii meet vith prompt attention.
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YDOOO OF arrsnrementa In awarding the two

$3.50 RkwARD.-TuE FOLLOWING - THE PLAN
pOOO OF arrangements In awarding the two great
S6O to the inventors OF the two best original
CoGundrums at the Metropolitan ate Triper) HaFrdiy
evening Feb 1852 The prizes be seen in she windo
Of Ball Black store oil Murray street ana Dad
way Ladies and gentlemen deerng TO oompee will send
in their Conundrums with with their and
address in full and in confidence directed 70 j. H. wilton
Manager for Professor Anderson at Jos Music store No.
goo Broadway and post paid or delivered on or
before Mon day, the I'd February NJ BIO conundrum Of
other than the will be recognized The
subject be much possible confined 10 the Of the
day. and few possible Professor Anderson On the
evening Of the contest after the astounding wonders of
Professor Anderson the ceremony will
jury of thirteen to he entirely in
the these be from the dieuee by the
audience They will proceed TO the platform and appoint
their foreman receive from Professor Anderson the
splendid prizes and also the entire Of the conundr us
which, having been examined, and found Of cha
racter the questions and will be Tho sp-
plause Of the audience, to the merit OF tho conudrum
read will guide the jury in its award Those
appreciation will be read to the audience and the
jury will retire to deliberate. and from those will
select the two best They will return TO the and
their verdict when the Of
ddatcs will be announced the foreman Of tho the will
hand to the her MAGNIFICENT silver Breakfast
and Tea Service and to the gentleman his valu
able Pitcher and Gpbsts Abingdon one doilsr and
hall now lies FBThe Conundtuns will be published In
pamphlet FORM bus the only of the ce3su
petitors will be announced. Prioe ofcopss. rs ceI4s
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- X. r. NO. l-CRIPPLES CONFERENCE.-The
IL day and evening" Between the hours Of a. and III
in tho morning. and 7. H. and 10 in the evening all
persons suffering with pain MANNED or crippled, ~
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, swelled Joints spraint ssrains.
Lamenes invited call At the Medical ONCE 49, Full
ton street. and have Railways Ready Relief applied In all
where the Relief doea MOI sopthe pain in hyeminuo
less charge will DO made Advice gratis. regular
Physician In attendance Charge made for medicine only.
Price cents SO ard 81 per bottle. Persons wishing
70 purchase this quick and marvellous remedy Out Of town
or Druggists, will ask for RAILWAYS Ready Relief
VINFoRTUNATEs FRIEND--UNxQUALLED FoR
" Graduating dsesse, Blessed by ali who trv IA The
most prompt ersdcstor yet mild may be given 10 Ia.
fant All private diseases vapifh under lis use al wsh
medical book who Will fees after th.v rltif~-f
sna sMssasrs sA.,ly missed, remember IT. DepeA pT.
HARpS, CAnM sKeet corner Of 1TsadwAy.
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Law Intelligence.

Court ArPEALs-Jan 70 No %. reserved
cause Bss, respondent, vs.. Sweet and others appel
lants. Argued-samuel Beardsley for appellants; A.
Taber for pendent No rs. reserved cause White
appellant, Va Parker, respondent. Argued George
II Comsteck. appellant; Ill., Jr, for respondent
Not concluded at 2 PM. Afternoon Session The
argumen mt Of cause No, % concluded. No 80. Pew
against Pew The default taken in this the
18th Instant opened by consent aud cause submitted
N Howard, Jr, counsel Powers and another, eaecu-
tors &c. respondents, against Bergen, appellant This
cause was put upon the calender submitted by
consent. N Howard Jr., counsel.
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SHIPPING.

vTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mail seAmers-The ships composing shis line are thO
folio wing ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by expressly 60
vrnment service, has been taken in their
struction.n IN their enginea-so strength ana
LED Ter elegance aRd comfort
Prioe Of passage Now York 10 Liverpool in frat
cabin, Sf IN second do, $70 Exclusive extra sss
stAte rooms, $500.
FROM Liverpool 70 New York, ESQ and en-
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth secured until paid for
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DROF ANDERsO N.-AsToUNDING WONDERS
every evening Open At 7; commences ~ 3; also. on
Thursday and Saturday afternoons 1T Notce-Arrange
ments made with schools attend ons Thursday and
Saturday notice negotiations
be made the Hall At least day before NB-Thoro
will be great evsnt-on most gorgeous and cent
reae-shortly For Professor Andersons Farewell Night
see bills "-'
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Passengers Arrived.

sAyANSAH,-steamship Fiosida,F v Bangs, ND Bsnss
foule, Mr. Jennings, w Merrill, d Carday, Alvord
N Bsrnum. Mrs Davis: A Stevens W Hunting. 9 Ger
maine, " Gordon, 0 Skinner, Fremyro, g Cots
berger and lady. II Wiokham and lady, Smith, "
stanly. Bradford-1l in steerage
CHARLEsroy-SseamshipS outhorrer-Mrs Parker, Miss
Parker, Mrs N Gorham. Miss Raymond, Mr. Graham and
family. Smith. " Brown, r Johnson. x Hovrs. g
II Parmee, Barry, Catlin. Phillips. Dwight r
SPARK hui. DIR DesmoId Trumbo. funke. Little.
Barnes VeIneB Scvy, sevy, l. Harrall-2O in
the btecfAgp.
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Passengers Sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING AsiA-R EGarnham England; Mrs
jacob, NYork; Mr. Benjamin, Ascher. Mr. Benjamin
Mcntres Mr. Greatorex London Mr. Edwards England M
rrsvoss a H n psIlo Tore, London; Bright
horne, Phladelphia Mr. kerru Bordeaux. J Boandry
konrea DR. Bcdinier and servant Nshol and friend DR.
Moss, Mr. Carey NYork Mr. Coleman. ireland; Mr. Msrge.
rell. Humphreys. Mrs Parant Mr. Money, France; Mr.
Gilbert Jerslsoon. Ohio Morrison Monsrea Fletcher
Quebec; Gregg Ireland Mr. Carleton, Liverpool Mr. Roos
PIctou, Can; Fraser Montreal.
ENJw ORrEANs-ship Middeaex-Dr A Chspin, Or w
Foster Jr. i Z Trask, Crosby and lady Dickson.
R2- For additional Ship Necs, see Eighth Page.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM sQuAKA. osn
ME DICAL.

IlIGHLY IMPORTANT TO IFvALIDs.-AN INYAL
hble remedy for those deporAble debilities cense
quent self abuse incapaotasng the for busfnesG
society," and be heard Of gratis by address,
lnboling under those oomplsnss especially those
plating marriage before Appl Doctor
what his pretonsons be- should not fail got
uabo afornstion, which will themselves xeU
a ime md mon
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Fg'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamships between New York Liverpool d.
rec and between Boston Liverpool Boston ships
only calling so Hsax land and receive mails ana pas.
senEers 49,
ARABIA, Cant. -. PERSIA CAM
AFRICA, Capt Ryrie. AsIA Cant Judkins
EUROPA, Capt. Lott NIAGARA, Capt Stone
AMERICA, Capt. Shannon. CANADA Capt Harrsox.
CAMBRIA, Cap> Leiteh.
These vesses clear white light NJ msinusst head:
green on the cardboard; red on port. ~
America, g Bog,on. q. w Wednesday, fth February.
Niagara " New York. "Wednesday. 1lth do.
Europa, Boston. wednesday, 18th DO.
Canada, " New York. Wednesday, 18Th do.
taesage rom New York or Boston 70 Liyerpool-Ysst
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond IN Amount foy
person al expenses. ~
An experienced rurEeon on hoard.
All letters ana newspapers pass through tho Pom
Ofice
Tor cseiga, or passage. ippyto
T. CUHARD, Jr., IS Broadway.
french, 6ermsn and other foreign goods received ane
brought in common With British goods Through bills OF
lading are given in Havre for New York.
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QowsKY rHEATaE-soxas. Is CExrs; PIT. AK
Mi PsIiSnsI ,hs s5.1a dram.
Mr. Glnls; Nj Edwa5d PeE!or M s,sy:as saai;s g.aa
fss h R Ta;y ad s'S
r. b sussssasd By an called psawiSG
viii introduce the celebrated america dog xa,sse. u
conclude with the QUEEN OF rue CORAL CAVE.
QURToN.s THEATRE. ouAMBEss sTsEEr-DooRs
Ius.ss second Tef 3 cents Private boass s
Orchestra sess 70 cents THURSDAY s's1ps ySa - w
Or High Tie in william basepsry Ne
s's rh s Earl pSsa w. g'Iy
with the comedy M 'ay Mr.
.ell Miss Penelope PSmp Mrs. Hughes Sally Pybu hiSs
NATIokAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET :; DOORS
BoIes IS cents; Pit i2 cents; Orchestra Tickets sensi
1Sn r 1 sussy ns
broom s1se aTHSS tysp N.Y. and
Wiiisms Alter which KATE xEARsEY, or The FAIRY
shs M h sms so No. 81 BY ALIVE
kiGkiNG To conclude With the comic psn'Omime Of the
Esnassr and rroRrissos John Greenwood, y, As.s:-
ns She1
tx extra thursday and FrdaS jan % and o. isa
s niEa BY a piece
Of DAY YELL SEM; Eysaias; Al oSl9Sg WI l Ss
bo1TLE-Tiorney Nr. oiarke xrS. Thoraley, uas Mos:
tsyer After Wiloh the JanRhhDe lNfce OF pNubb2
BEpDED ROOM. Tho Chinese Beauty and the Chinese
Family, consisting OF six peraons tho Koh Moor Diamond;
TIE Happy Family; the Chinese novelties &C. visible s.
almost al hours.
GITIzBSs ARoUsE-mR, BRouGHAa HAVING
kindly tempered the OF HE theatre Tor tie Benefit OF
The INDECENT Soldiers and widows the Veteran Corps OF
the sr of 1872 l3 aud IL there will be grand Gala,
Thuraday evening Jan 49, which occasion splen
did variety entertainments will be offered all
ls dramatic and musical saicn. in tho city, Mr. bod
worth has kindly volunteered tho grntutou9 serva of his
celebrated Bard this ocoaeion. L. The military
particularly requested TO unite with THE ocsason and
appear in full uniform.
Capt II. RAYMOND,
Capt. A. JONES, rnmni,to.
Lieut WIN. TAYLOR, fNoHnN''o7'
Lieut. WIN. Ii. NJ LLER
Full particulars will be duly announced
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DWELLING HOUSES IN BosroN AND CHELsEA.-ln
the yaar 1850 there 70 dwelling houses erected
in Bottom and in 1861 there rs. In Chelsea last
year, So yelling houses erected.
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In experienced surgeon attached TO each shIp
10 berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
lILiN0.
From LiNeyrcol.


EDWARD x, ooLLIhe Is CO, Go Wan st., N. York,
BROWN SHIPLEY y CO., Liverpool,
u. q. ROBERTS " CO., IL EiBg'u arms Yard, Londc,.
JOHN huEROE & CO., 70 Rus Nosrs Dame doe VIC
torres Paris;
GEO. II. DRAPER, HavYs.
The OF theee ships will NOS be table fofh
silver bullion specie, jevsry precious stones or me ais
pnees bills of lading signed therefor and the value
thaceon tberein EXPRESSED,
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~ 0yiOA-TO MASTERS or ALL VESSELS BOUND
FOR ssl rranosooYou will please have rsportsos
your vessel cargo vessels Spoken pABseases nanes &o
n any othsr thing may tnlnh worthy OF note for ,hs
Aha California and Exchange Ronding Room foe All
Mons In Ban rrsnosoo which will DO called for 90 youy
ARRIVAL BY Commodore Rcsort g. hArstn ksyna sspors
ley Abe Alta and News Esen. sae lave 81 ns asy pssk
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PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEDNESDAY, JAN'r 2S, FoR THE NEw YoRx
HEBALD.
nKW YORK MARKET
Duties payable cash Goods stored to be sold at pub
lie auction at the end Of year. Ihe ton ali
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NIBLOS.-OPERA NIGHTS-M0NDAY5, WEDNES-
days. Fridays and Saturdays Apple atoms for Tues
days and Thursdays be address ed TO John Seton Nblos
Garden.
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NOR cHARLBsToN-THs NEW AND SPLENDID
double engine steamship UNION, Captain II. Adams
will ave for the above port Saturday January
u three o'clock r. precisely from Pier No tNor,h YER
FOR freight apply board whore all bs OF sding will be
signed snd ior passsSe, 70 Vie counting room Of
tt1fIOKD, J1LEST0N n Co, ~ South street.
The steamer southerner having slightly part Of
Der machinery ,he above steamer 10 the route 70 sup
DIV hOr
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w ARLINGTON HALL, 5yS broadway, THREE
w doors above Niblos-Now exhibiting, tho natural
Venus and Apollo after their tour through italy France,
Germany, SPAIN and England where they received tho
most unbounded APPRECIATION and patronage Admission,
20 cents children not admitted Open from 10 NJ TO 10
Pm,
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~ cbagres direct on Thursday 18th Of Feerusry-The
new and splendid double engine Steamship SIERRA NE
VADA, II 500 tons burden,l J. D. Wilson, Commander,
Formerly Of the steamship Empire City will leave her
dock AZ pier No North river Chagres direct Thurs
day lsth February a. o'clock This Steamship has
uualled accommodations for Storage Passengers hAvur
been constructed with special reference 10 their comfort
For freight or passage applyt -
The SIERRA NEVADA will leave again on Saturday
18th March connecting with the avorie Steamship New
orlcans, at Panama Books are open.
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DOCIoR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CUprs pg
~ delicate diseases Corner Canal street And Rroslu,v
Tar better the unfortunate ckt shan 20 20 srv
Of the ignorant humbugs Delay 20 as YOU
hsye come lasa Then you will be grataed beyond ~
70 hnd yourself better ntwenty hours No
fec VII cured. Consultations priYsie. medical heck.
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10y REQUEST REPEATED The GRAND SCOTTISH
- Concert by tho Fraser Family. At Rutgers Institute
Misses the Of
to the pubic that they will give LAST grand mu0ica enter
tanmenk consisting of Of Scottish Songs and elec
popular poseB Thursday evening, jan
90 An entire programme will be offered Tickets, 90
cents Doors open at ga o'clock. Concert 70 commence
A
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packers TOR HAvRE-sEooND LINR.-THE FoL-
lowing chips will leave Hayre on the ls,l and Now
York on the lst Of each month
From N. York From Hsvrs.
900 tons burthon, Nay June 10
klonIo FoilAnsbee, nsster. sopt. / OcL is
Ship ST. NICHOLAS, } Feb. / March lG
1900 toms burthep, 7 Juns July 10
N. W. Eveleigh, master J Oct NOV. Is
Shin BALTIMORE March April ID
700 IONS burthen, July Aus, is
Il. u. Conn, master. Nov Dec.
Ship WILLIAM TELL. April 1 MAY ia
(new), 1870 tonu burthen, , Aug, 1 Sept. rs
John willard master. Dec. 1 Jan. Is
They all first class New York built ships provided with
All requisite articles for the comfort Ar convenience Of
and BY Of ezpersnee In tho trade
The price of passage $780, without wines lquors Goods
sent the subscribers will be forwarded free Aay
charged but those actually incurred.
BOYD HfNCXkN, Agents, lol Pearl street.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGoW-
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companye new
steamship GLASGOW, 962 tons 400 horse power) NJ
stewart nder will sail from New GlAsgoy
on Saturday the 7sh OF February IL o'clock
lst cabin passage. so. I'd do. do, S65. Applyto
J.NcsYkoN. So Brosdwsy.
INDEPENDENT LINE TO CALIFoRNIA.-THRoUGH
i Tlckcts-for ChAsres and San Juan, dt cot.-rhe
Baxter Commander built in the Manner having
superior cabin and steerage Recommendations will leave her
pier No North River, Saturday, Feb 18th, for the
above named ports For freight passage apply Pal
mer " Co., ~ Broadway, or
B.s. HAfGHT, No, Z Battery Place.
No!ion.-ro MASTERS or ALL VESSELS RoUrp
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nR WARDS MAGICAL TREA sue.

VNR, WARDS MAGICAL IREArAENT.-0REAr sue.
~ cess-Ail former experienee eIoeeded-lunu merAtls
hrough their serrble In uita
Of the ordinary treatment but Dr. Wsrd by wonderful
preparations arrests all tsneossy Slight aneotiops
wholly cured In one day those Disappointed by humtux1
hsve no Of she esee and soley WITH which 30
corner Of Broadway. o -'-~s"
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- :
3 HIPPIA0.

TT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-FoR NEW
orleans, wa hsyspa Change Of calling day, The
Comm ander will sl from the pier atfoot Of Warren street,
~ RI on Monday, February sth At ocoek, p M precise
ly Rates OF Passage 30 Havana and New Orloans-Nov
Saloon Berths So Afser Saloon
s25. Specie only taken freight TO Havana Freight
taken 70 New Orleans 81 cents cubic For freight
or passage apply 70 MO. ROBERTS
III West street corner Of Warren ssreet.
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THEo. EisFELD's CLASSICAL QUhRrgrTE soIREE,
the third OF the aqagon, will take place at tho
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway Saturday January 81 1862
Performers Henry Watson, vocalist; Mr.. Richard
Eigted. Sea small bills.
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NJ. LAkxosr. SURGEON. :. = SOCIETY, AND \. P,

'INo THE DISAPPoINTED-DR. WARD CAN m OF
immediate service his treatment At once removing ths
serkb patient from suffering and probable detection
safety and permanent eeoury. He gets daily DIM
cult easts that have defed others Those coming him
hrst fortunate for they cured before the bad
Of delay show shemselves No fee and medical
book gratis Once. Canal street, corner Of Broadway.
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PACKETS FOR HhvRE-sECoND LINP-THs roll
lowing chips will leave Ha,re on the I6,h and Now
York on the lst Of each " opSh-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-18
Meeting of the Club.

Pursuant to adjournment, the Wing Club as
sembled at the Court House on Saturday nigh
last After the transaction Of some preliminary
business, which it is not necessary to detail, cal
was made upon Thomas j. STUART, Esq, tor
speech. Mr.. STUART. being present, promptly re-
sponded, confirming himself to an elaborate discus
sion of the Tariff question. He handled his sub
ject with an ease and familiarity, evincing thor
ough study and profound thought, presenting one
of the most powerful arguments in behalf OF the
policy advocated by the Wing party, which we
have ever listened to. 1t would be impossible IL
the limited space of our editorial columns, to give
even an outline of Mr.. STUART's remarks, which
we should otherwise be please to do. All whit
heard them were much entertained and edited
as was evinced by the unanimous vote of thanks
returned to him for his cable and instructive ad
dress"
A thrilling incident occurred during the meeting
which we must not forget to mention. Before the
delivery of Mr.. SrUART's speech, Vice President
You've, who occupied the Chair, arose and re-
marked that he had just received a message from
our aged and respected fellow-citizen, SAMUEL
CLARKE, Esq. Although, unable, by reason OF
his advanced age and feeble health, to attend its
meetings, Mr. CLARKE requested that his name
should be enrolled as a member of the Club. The
announcement of the venerable Wings request
was received with shouts ofapplause.