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BEGARs AnD TOBACCO.

Inn nm HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN
l.DOO.OOV seears, OF various qualities Mt much below
prices La Normss a. low 81 thousand Orders
soried from the wholesale trade for domestic scaas choice
hrnnds 4, be got mp In my own factory
y, CHEEKS, II Broadway.
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ACT TWO

DRAWING ROOM fAIRLOW
Doubt aud sispense-F amiy revea.ons-A natural born
republican, body sold IA declaration OF int-ntions
American citizen atie OF nobiiyThe Presidency-The
only thing reachA natural curiosity dead
Observation-Disclosures and pork and besns-A managing
mother and Independent sonIreason against ariocracy
1he greatness OF AmeIica-Dumpings and devotion
Love In lindsey wooseyA cat nearly out OF the bagSome
body in love, who Ia IL
SCENE 2-Couidor in Fsirlow Hall-Taking soundings--
FRANK expression OF opinion.
SCENE 3.-rhe Fete Champere-Lady Mlxngon's Park by
Moonlight, Illuminated Garden, Sc, by Hiege-The recep-
ton-1he reaentatonDgnty and dry go)isA nice farm
The reading books of avclha Troopc Fan
nv Kemble Msryatt Dickens &c &c Tobacco ngserhead
and only in America who does not
and pocket discovery-"Fint
ings keepngs aud oslngs seekingsGerad set free Al
most dec saatoI a comparisOniA
head in need of soskng-some loyeRow TO love an
when angry father and riled female Yankee
donderA dalce-Punch and duck for one-A break down
sne a 'piteh in.'
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WAI.LACK's THEATRE.
w MONDAY, Feb, IA.
FIRST NIGHT
A NEW TABLEhu

A NEW TABIEAU.
TIE VETERAN
received with un0ounded applause
CROWDED TO THE CHILLING.
Il will be repeated
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
In order give variety and add to the scenic grandeur
the play,
A NEW TABIEAU
has been arranged In addition hoee which already excite
iucb enthu siasm viz :
THE ASSAULT BY THE ZOUAvFs
THE RkGIMENT ON THE MARCH.
Mr.. Lester walsck...... Leon
MI Broughhm The NH.er
Mr. Wheategh Eugene
as
Mrs Aminen
Miss Mary Cannon. Blanche
NIB eloan Guinhre
Bapgs, Mr. Cbippendale, Mr. Levere Mr. Iasceles Mr.
F. Hodges Mr. Young, Mr.. Tree Mr. Bernard, Mr. Jedries
Mr. c. Parsce, Miss E. Henrade. Miss Tree, in original
parts.
Performances terminate before II O'Clock.
Eoors open az 6x; att.
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ACT THIRD.

LIBRARY IN FAiRLow HAIL.,
The confereuce-No more lgh-Pa.ienoe yirtue-Ihe
evenul dayA caree3sness and unexpected dis
covery-The wil-Suspense at endA generous brother
and happy her-Rare indeed-A family meeting in
pIcspectlgeA would be emgrantA Yankee girls advice
truth than poetryWhere true good cooks came from =
Ore added to the OF the refuge for the distressed
OF all nations
family party-Grizzy bears-The reading OF the will
Spite and spunk-The guardian and the ward-A declara
uon--The refusal 81 u and indgnationA sneeze and q
snorter-A friend in MEDIA member of the British arsto
cTacy interchange OF countries proposed
impairment document1hings are checkered-Fye years
make q diaerence-The tables turnsd-A blasted Baronel
"Just so'A momen. of suspenseAu right-Pameuss star
locking up-Faneul Hall aud Fourth Of Iadependence-Mik
things rgh-The Bar0ne grows kinda bargan-A gene
raj spce1he deed gtAnother revelstoa-As we seem
and AS Everybody happy.
EPILOGUE,
BY all the Characters.
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T,HREE YEARS HERhLDs rpR s,LE.-FoR SALE,
10 the highest bifdtr three ysars more, tho
days Alpha Herald cfhcs
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NEWSPAPERS.

NOTICE TO BOsTONIANS RESIDING IN NEW YORK.
~ The BOSTON POST be obtained at all the principal
news depos daily for three copy The Boston Post
Ia the largest dapapcr published New England aud Its
circulation not Surpassed by commercial paper 10 the
United States All wishing be supplied with or ad
yesc In the Boston Post by addressing A. b. Kipp, agent,
1853 West Twenty frat street New York will with prompt
attention. In connection Win the Post hge print
ing shice wsre particular acno0 ~ paid 10 all kinda Of
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a j. BIEECKER, son 4 co. WILL SELL. AT IL
"A O'CLOCK Al The Merchants EIchnuge:-

r
A. o'slosE,' At he Gs 5s %Ss HD.sssSR'ss-
s ';s' sss;s u @
and e go prov" 'en'
brown - stone ss ses house and lot is west
4sihst 800 H. from q 81 ri Tt Il "a yi0''
aU SFy ss house and lot No.
on Commerce az story brick h house and lot No Com
or and 81 house and 10, No
Esd story and basement Philadelphia brick
ana lot Mo- ls1 n 2 seU w a contains all the mo
and On s sSilss sI story 0's houses
~ &ssss ssss ara
~ % sss'SS 4,
as sapGsms Court s'i'-on corner o. ~ . -
gas ga ~as:r "a sa.iio' % 81 WEDNESDAY,
South and 1s ynss store S grGp sas
ss ssssy a %
house sSs4S: gas, Croton. &c lot lol feet.
% nPSs sass @
'1s Ssss ssas:
h sas d e. I ae s ~ eS.
uoosVS
sogS srs aHHsas T. hshs s h
ON @ as GO Corner al asd A aS os IS front.
Or d s'. soSEs D. ss ssn aos M
On i2sd st-s lots n $, adjoining All av lots sS1acl
ON }sS G ss s. Ne S av bet ssd and 1881 M
The above forms plot of 80 lots eight OF which
On i7th stls lots and cores and be. 30 9Th avs
ON IL sr ssl Isl p s eae sioS
lIS.h at adjoning above ID lots. 25xloO II each
On 10th st --ls lots 100 IT, = 9Th av, 25ylooll
On Sth avs lots 9Th av between 18th aud 10th
On i2nh st hns gore lots S es On and ON avs
On sh av s. cor list st. tadjoinny abovel4 lots
On 9Th ay cor i2sd st-4 fine lots Is sxlo0 feet
On eth av n W. do DO = Lime fine lot lot DO do
ON i22d st.-l7 lots s. 100 feet 6.h av 25xl0O1l
On l23d ST. lots s. s. 100 feet v New ay-, do.
On New avl lot s. 70 feet sza st. 70 s. S,ioo Feet
On i2ih adjoning above "a fine lots 25r00 II each
sale absolute. Iitle perfect 90 per cent remain.
Executors sale-On N Moore SIS story and attic brick
house lot No ls bet Hudson and rak sts. Rouse
contains Croon baths &c in good order Lot ssx75 feet
Greenwich avg houses and lots Nos i08 and ITO,
On 18th at adjoinng rear)2 st brick houses
and lots 1872 and l6 W 18th St feet alley between
Clarkson stLeasehod OF brick front houses and lots
Nos 4. s and Il q 4 reenSi aS ss.s8s
On Broadway s. W. cor. 8sth st-a very fine lots.
On 6sA St adj the above III ve'y ne r lot horso ,o
nos. 90, 81 and 66, s. between Market and Pike SITS
Suffolk . story and attic brick house and lot No ll
On 40th 3 desirable story English basement brick
houses 25 and 20 wes bet 9Th and 9th
Houses l6 sx45 about contain gas Croton &C. Lots
Maps terms &c. of the above at No. I Broad street.
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ENDO
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.

T Asst WEEK OF MRs FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE'e
IL Readings from SHAKESPEARE at Dodwofths Saloon No. sos
broadway
Monday morning Feb II, at O'Clock z. NJ. HENRY w.,
Part III.
Tuesday evening Feb Is OF O'Clock, HENRY v.
Thursday morning, Feb II, at o'clock Z. NJ TWELFTH
NIGHT
FRIDAY EVENING Feb. l8. at O'Clock. HAMLET,
WITH WHICH THE COURSE WILL CONCLUDE.
Tickets esch may obtained the book stores OF
Messrs Appleton Co, S46 Broadway Mr.. Orowen, 6s9
sfoaeway Ut the Clarendon Hotel and al the door.
Sofa seats reserved 81 So so be had at Mr. Growers
book store go Broadway, and At the door.
be sold the reading has begun and
ney viii not be taken In lieu of them by the doorkeepers
An early attendance u solicited
This of Readings will be positively the last CHI
M Kembie will give New York previous 70 her
from public life.
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cOp.RTNEasHfP NOTICES.

SEPNRTNGASA1PN NOTICES..
nIssOiu rrON-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
ose existing under the firm OF Knowles Carleton tilors
"a this day dissolved by mutual Either party wi
In liqudalon WM L. KNOWLES.
FRB. T. 1889 j. CARLETON.
The undersigned will continue the erchant tailoring busi
ness at stand 1T Fulton street. where he 2ecuy
socis the patronage of the old customers and the public
rally D. CAhLETON.
ITO DENTIsrs.--A DENTIST WHOSE HEALTH DE
mands ms absence from the city apart OF the time, would
associate experienced dens woue sell
his Bond street to the Address box 3S Post
Office.
NIHE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO FORM THE AC.
auaulance of young man who understands practically
the putting up of and Dramatically sealed
with capital of three FIVE thousand dollars form
ccpafnershp In business all esdy established Address H.
b. Herald Office stating where an Interview be had
a cOnTo Sl.CO0-PARTNFR WANTED IN THE
SOUU wholesale and retail liquor business The Interest
OF a retiring partner for sale chance seldom with
address G. w. care OF G. WI Fuller, station Post Office
4 &1 ONA PARTNER WANTED, IN CASH BUSG
Dl.UUU. ness paying $1,000 Iyear. Any man hsviny
the above amount and knowledge OF business will
nm excellent opportunity to established bust
ness; a chance seldom met with Apply ~ q. LIZ FORT l.
co SIS Broadway.
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A NJ. CRISTALAR, AUCTIoNEER.-BY ORDER OF
IA. the asgnces-Imporan and perempory sale Tues
day Feb u.s. Ols O'Clock at 81 John street of fine gold
hunting chronometers straight line detached levers in nickel
plague and silver anchors il great variety the whole
bracing watches from the celebrated manufacturers L0ado
French Tobias Cooper Beesley Roberts, Pquet Pack and
Moumer also diamond cluster half hoop and single stone
elegant s carat fine gold bracelets fancy lockes great
the trade general who respectfully solicit
ed to attend This sale has been unavodaby postponed from
Friday nth inst before advertised until the above date
consequence Of alterations in the building Nassau street.
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UCTION NOIICE.-ANY PERSON OR PERSONS
"A wishing dispose of their household furniture without
the publicity auction, find cash purchaser time
from now till LIST of May by ressng 22 Post Office =
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DRYANTs' MlNSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hall. az Broadway, above Grand street
Monday, Feb. IL, and every might during the week,
THE ESSENCE OF OLD vIRGINNY,
THE RIVAL DARKIRs, MUIR SHAM COLoRERs
The DARKIEs GATHERING, THE MAGIC BUCKET.
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT
the popular comedians, with heir troupe.
WIDE AWAKE; OR, KEEP EN- In DE TENT.
Doors open a 81; curtain rises at u Tickets % cents
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BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
~ s.csmers Of The New York aud Baltimore steamship lane
leave pier ~ North river danny making the pssssgs "a forty
hours Freight 70 Baltimore 6cents per foot 10 Warrington
10 cents per foot and spropofonae f through
to the west covering Insurance risk apply the Baltimore
snd washington Railroad Conpauy oHoS 2o BroaluAy.
kpp'fD Il, u. ChVAN&I.L a co, 81 Nest sIreel
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% Bowery will sell on Monday i4th inst at loa O'clock
large en of linen narsees cashmere and cloth frock
sack and DID, DO Of various eo and
cassmeres satines fancy goods porenonnaies jewelry
watches &c.
UoT1oN NO1ICE-:ANY PERSON OR PERSONS
H. ny r. an auction can ind cash any time
from till lst of May by addressing boz 22 Post Office
UCrIoN NoTIoE.-JoHs J. RENNIE, AUcTIoNEER-
room suits paintings statuary, silver ware pier aud
name, '1l''0 jo in >: J. EESSfs, suctoneer
West Twenty sixth street. sah avenue the house
ready at my office or at the house on morning sale Sale to
and
% and and saS ia sSe axsI
gobets Wines champagpes. tumbers, fruit stands finger
Kin Il ivory and &
ss ansr Ga%'
clock oval mirror lace curtains &c Brussels carpet Draw
top and mirror door, seoretire
CAN'T lace curtains cornces shades Be- bronze
aud ormolu clock Rosewood paror suit covered In Grim
tee sofas two arm chairs two RECEPTION and eight par
% s b Tq sn table ' aS w nSr
rcr e BY 50 inches Dresden china vases with seves paint.
s Mountain SPRING bsque and bronze figures OIL paintings
@ at @ %
stool and cover We vet carpet rugs to match Cham
ois,e rror comnodc and pedstead match pure hair
eses holsters and pillows counsrDanes sheets,
comforttoles feather BEDS &c mirrors brussels carpet
clock engravings curtains &c Chambers third and fourth
Mahogany bureaus betsteads washsanis bedding
sofa rockers chairs bookshelves ingram carpets vases
shades &C. sale pcsve rain shine. cash deposit re-
CURED OF all purchasers
:, UCTIoN NOTICE. BOGART AUUTIONEER.-BY
"A BOGART, Monday Feb. Ii. at 0is O'clock AZ the
ton rooms No North William street. Constabes sale OF
JAMES WHITE, Constable.
ALSO '0D'''' sale Of S SGStss sssIy warts IS Constable
uCTiON NOIICE-J. BOGART, AUCTGONEER-BY
"A BO3ARf Monday l4h, at O'Clock, at NO 200 wash
ng street. mortgage sae of boiler syrup boiler and
fixtures, force pump, steam gauge, steam scroll. &c.
CHARLES h. WATTS, Attorney for MORTGAGE
"A s HOBART TUESDAY, Feb Is at IL O'Clock, at the
tor rooms No North William street, mortgage sale of bill
lard tables &C. consisting of four bill lard tables complete one
marble mahogany nlad billiard table (thean maker,
rcary new with pool balls racks. &c high chairs oil
,nrt;pqs engravings, gas burners, oval mirrors.
JOHN FAkRINGTOH Attorney tor mortgage.
Ia hold propertv-ro sold by ADRIAN H. MULLER,
Exchange, the fifteenth day of
ebruery M IL o'clock the lots with the frame
loses krow 2S Henry also the th
Of lease from Trinity church Of twen
" the OTIS aud buildings of
a Domck streets being nifty 100 feet on Clarke and
70 Dominick street, premises known as Nos 81 %
and 2, Clarke stI eet Domnck For paricu
s. b. nUTCH1NGs, SO John street, or Z T. xecu,or.
A. g. JONES, 50 Nassau street. ~
cent of the purchase money on the property In
t, no and Nos 236 and 23S Henry street,
can remain bond aud morgage for year. at per cent
yer annum.
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Anew ORLEANS
~ MoBnE, MONTGOMERY ATLANTA.
ALBANY, COLUMBUS. MACON. AUGUSTA,
And various places Ia LORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH Geo.
The fav0iiie steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH, Capt Thos
Lyon will leave "Wednesday. Feb 6 at p NJ from pier
No North river Tickets be had Tor the following places
rsi low by other steamer from New Yorx
ysnnan. accommodations superior:
New York Aew Orleans SO 81; Mobile S35 Montgomery
Als $40; Atlanta, Ga, Ss3; Albany, Ca, s2i Columbia
Ga SZS; Macon Ga SCI Augusta so: savannah, SIS
The A-HUSTA, Capt NJ ). Woodruff succeeds Sstur-
day Feb. 49, at 3 i. NJ
SAMUEL I. MITCHELL. L SON
No ID Broadway.
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u,HE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE BOARD OF
i Aldermen will meet Monday fth INST. at . r. NJ in
room No. schy Hall All parties iutes esed will please
J. J, BRADLEY, 1Commitee
r. W. ADAMS,
JAMES owENs,'S Finance.
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"A UcTION SALE,-READY MADE CLOTHING, PIECE
n goods, fancy goods &c A NJ CRIsTALAR, Auctioneer
% B0wery will sell Monday. iih inst at 10Y o'clock
sack and business coats do pants of various and
paerns CASHMERE marseies and linen vests also cloths
cassneres satnes fancy goods portemonnaies jewely
watches &c.
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WANTED TO KENT-FRoM THE FIRST OF MAY
nex house. In respectable neghbOrhood, north Of
Houston street and of Broadway, with conve
piences, end suitable for two small families; part OF
house situated above two parlors two three
bedrooms Address, stating rent d. w. H. Herald Office.
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JNRANKLIN MUSEUM.
Il l27 Grand street, door from Broadway.
Performances twice day, commencing at O'Clock In the
afternoon and at In the evening. Strangers and will
the above the only place the
United Sates where the beautiful and artistic exhibit the
MiLAEI. ARTISTES
consisting OF company the finest formed
ises In the world, numbering
TWENTY SEW En- YOUNG LADIES
with other attractions Strangers don't forget to call before
leaving the Admission Orchestra seats soc Boxes DC.
Private boxes 81; Sea's on the stage, IS.
7 AURA KEENE'S THEATRE-ExTRA ADVERTISE
IL inert
The Management would respectfully inform the public that
THE FIRST ANNUAL BENEFIT
Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
will take place at this theatre
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. l9, 1859.
which occasion he will appear in his
WORLD RENOWNED CHARACTER
ASA TRENCHARD
In the celebrated and highly successful comedy of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
together with a variety of
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
I Asst WEEK OF BANVARD'S DESTRUCTION OF JE.
IL rusalem and Panorama OF the Holy Land Banvards
Hail. go Broadway Every evening attn O'Clock wednes
day and Saturday afternoon O'Clock Admance cents
children IS cents Hall to let Inquire at $50 Broadway
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Solo and lhorus-Come with the Gypsy BRIDE
Miss Dobree and Company
PART III.
Hunsmsns Chorus Misses Duckworth Lalande, Dtbree,
Messrs. Herbert, Ellis Brown Guy and Company.
Sopg-There Jolly Miller lived on the River Dee
Mr. 0uy
Song-Then you'll Remember Bohemian Girl Mr. Herbert
solg1 dream dwell In Marble Halls Miss Duck worth
Duet-Home TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Dobree and Mr. Herbert
song-Fair Land of Poland-Bohemian Girl INV Ellis
The Chough and Crow
Misses Lalande Dobrse. Mr.. Brown and Company
Management will produce novelties every evening
ADMISSION, Is CENTS.
Doors open at Z; Concert TO commence at O'Clock
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WANTED TO LEASE-FOR A TERM OF YEAR
w between Fourth ana Twentieth streets and betwee
Third and Sixth large house two houses
nicating for the purpose of club address box 292 Po
Office. ~
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At JACKsoN's-MOHEY DvANCED ON DIAMOND,
n watches ewelry plate dry goods merchandise and PEI
sona property Of every description bought aud sold
yFPR A. JACgSON auctoneer aud broker III Grand stree
three 1oorg west of Broadway.
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WANTED TO HIRE--BY A RESPONSIBLE TENANT
w from Is. Of May next for years. house be
low Beeoker street at moderate rent must be pleasantly
locate aud IN good order full parted
lars. Address Tenant Herald Office
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WANTED IN AsT0RIA-A SMALL HOUSE WITH
several lots Of ground IN good order within twenty mi
nutes walk OF the ferry desired TO rent years.
with privilege to purchase Address Astoria House. Herald
office. si.t
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Nr ANTRD--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY WHERE THERE
w other boardefs unfurnished apartments, for
gentleman wife and servant with the privilege Of kohen 10
cation not further town than Twenty sixth stree. and be-
Third and Sixth Any party having these
modatons III find good tenant by addressing j. p box
T40 Post office
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MEDICAL.
DR. HUNTyRs. No. 8 DIVISION STREET NEW YORK
~ Guy open from O'Clock in the morning uut night
nR.N, LARMoNT, 80 MERCER STREET. CORNER OF
~ swing, opposite 81. Nchois Hotel New YORK Once
~ CHEESEMAN'S cELEBaATED PILLS FOR FE.
brooklyn.
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a TIANTIO ROYAL NAIL HTEAn NAVIGATION CON
"A panys New York and Galway LineThe next Departure
from New York viii be the steamship Captain
Capt Waters Thursday the Sd Of March mex. touch
ing St. Johns r. TO receive the royal mails Prices Of
passAssf GLASS s9 second $780, third $50 including free
tickets TO ell tho principal cities railway routes In Great
bedding Passage to St. Johns-Frk class SSs; second s
pany 81 Hudson sweet and al their other
the interior Passage the third class DO secured ut
the above offices bring persona from OF the principal
cies the lines of railway Great Britain for $35 or from
Galway for $50. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
NEW YORK, Jan. a. 1859 ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager.
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a Jewey bought for cash at the old established store
L. JACOBS Co l Broadway Strictly confidential nc
hyatre.
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
w Sol and LJ3 Roadway
Fst week Of the Grand Pan.Dmine which has beea
several weeks in prepasaion
raE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN T6H CITY.
Eppcag every evening in their popular acta o.
NEGRO MiNsTREISY.
VOCAL AND INST RUNESTA.
kesa-s c. Il. Fox, T. Warden, Charles White. j. q. Bud
worth aad The eatre OF ths
TALENTED COMPANY
M. D. s. WAMBOLD IN h,s ballads every evening
To conclude with Grand Pan.omae, ataped by Ne.
Chas. White, entitled
NJ, THE MYSTIC SPELL.
With tricks transformations scenery. machinery pr1-
pees &c aboundrg fun and bro ad buresque.
The Performing ELEPHANT every evening.
bocre open at Oh % commence 81 IL
Tictes Is ceuta; children under ten years, Is csns
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MERCANTILE COLLECTIONs.--oUR SENIOR PART
l ner s on collection tour West Claims for Ohio, Ind
ana Michigan and Illinois left with before February %
be forwarded for his personal attention GIBBS WATSON
GIBBS, Collection House. LOG Broadway.
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NOR sAvANNAH-ExTRA STEAMER-THE SCREW
steamship GEORGES CREEK, Captain b. Morley, will
leave pier IL North river Wednesday, February 49, at
O'Clock Freight cents per foot aud at poporonate
Insurance half cent Goods consigned to the
Central Railroad agent Savannah will be warded
points South and Southwest free commission Apply 10
III. Is. CROMW ELL a CO., So West street
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|. UCTI0N NOTICE.. B0GART AUUTIONEER.-BY
"A BOG ART Monday, Feb Ii. at 0is O'Clock, at the
rooms No North William street ,onsubes sale OF dry
goods: lot white and red dannes plaits fringes &c
JAMES WHITE Constable.
(TGARrEa 4, WATTS, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

DOCHE'S PASSAGE OFFICE-TO OR FROM EUROPE.
~ Drafts issued the Royal Rank of Ireland also on Ba
ring Brothers Co., Liverpool and London Passengers
brought out from part of ireland England
this month Persons residing in the country DESTROYS of send
money their friends engaging their
by RENTING the amount in letter addressed Thos q.
Roche with fun directions which viii be correctly attended
and receipt returned by the mail For further informs
ton, list Of Liverpool and London, ships &c apply THOS
e. kOCHE So South street, N. Y.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA
IN ny, once No Hanover sree-Eew York Feb. e 1859
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared dividend
s. share the capital stock of this company payable
this office ON and after the 18th inst
WIN. BEMENT, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-13

AAd BROADWAY, BELOW GRAND STREET.
4tt RENOWNED CAMPBELL MINSTR3LS
Noadsy evening Feb H. and every evening duriag the
VII appear In original ac!J Crowded houses.
Delighted audiences hear and the greatest dros
rists In the Ethiopian profession,
Bill LIZ BIRtH and e. BOWELS
In RCBlN'j FIRST ATrfMPT AT ELOCUTION.
THE EKENCH DANCING MASTER byA. H. HERNANDEZ.
LIFE AMONG THE COTTON SHEDS.
ESsENCE OF OLD vIBGINNY by B. Fl. COTTON.
illustrating the pecuisriss Of the NORTH and SOUTH In
tespersed with local hits BILLY BIRCH and E. BOWEeS
Father mother sitter and brother the grave tho gay az
agree that the entertainments of the Campbells are
ORIGINAL, AMUSING and SELECT.
Previous 70 the piece dances and burlesaue BY
HE CHAMPION OF MINSTREISY.
TIE INAUGURATION BALI.
roorp open at 81; commence at IL Admission rs cents;
children half price.