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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-14

GR RUal statement of the affairs and condition Of the
HOME INSURANCE. Company, Of the City Of Netr
York, on the 3lst day Of December 1857.
Cash Balance in Bank S.,7 900 56
Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien on
Real Estate worth at least 1891 0O0) .4G0 COO 90
Loans Onstocks, payable on demand, (mar-
ket vaue of securities, $253 66T .......l50 500 So
Bank Stocks, (market value. ........... II 900 90
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall street, (the office
of the Company 81, GOt Y
Interest due the LIST of January, 1865,
(of which S12,625 0 3has since been re-
ceved). ,375 SO
Balance in hands OF Agents and in course
of transmission from Agents on the 3lst
d 6s4 70
(Of which $7,S57 81 has since been re-
cevedl.
Premiums duo and uncollected on Policies
issued at ofce........... ............... 2,OS7 50
Total - Ss24 9I3 "A
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E,yREsGs .EAaEp:aL OF BoOTs .s.S,A

EzyX.N"C Eg:zSaR oROS-5O DOZEN
~ for sale 10y 5. Z. GILBERT co,
decl5 =, + 4. syeamofe street, near Water
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gNy0 THE PUBLIC.

THV0 THE PERLFC.
sam, the little man, has this day
Been opening GOODS both fresh and gay,
He received near every kind
That yOu in any city can ind
And as he purchased by the bale.
Z He is determined to RETAIL
For READY PAY, little lower
Than ever has been had before.
lie with his brethren means to live,
But rs for CREDIT shall not give,
He wouldn't live TO rouse your PASSION
For CREDIT here is cut OF fashion;
lis friends and buyers one and all,
It'il pay You well to give a call,
You'll always tihd him by his sign,
on Main street. Number ~.
Further more you will bear ia mind
EAbfich takes funds Of evry Kind,
And broken Banks at higher rates,
As be- had in other states
The cty's credit he VI defense,
Take their orders at 81 cents,
- il bargains yoR wish ia meet,
Go 10 10, on Main street. .as SO
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RBSTR.gCT STATEMENT OF THE
S-A condition Of the CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of Hartford, January Isl, 1858.
NAME LOCATION.
The name of this Company is tile CRY FIRE Is
sURANCB COMPANY OF HARTFORD. The Company Is
located al Hartford Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock Is one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars The amount of its Cap
tai Stock paid up is hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
Cash hand $40, f2G O8
Cash in the hands of Agents and other
persons Il. i69 IS
Bonds owned by the Company, 10 $1,000
I'd Mortgage Bonds OF the Indiana Cen
trail Railroad Company, paying seminar
nual interest of 10 per Cent............. I000 co
Debts due the Company, secured By mort a
gage Real Estate. 81, 90 60
Loans collateral secured by 391 shares
Of Bank Stock, and other Stocks and
Bonds in possession of the Company. 81, $50 Us
All other securities CTS Shares Bank
Stock 81 O50 %
Bills receivable. 1858 IS
Accrued Interest 4,Oi3 Sc
Office furniture. 81 II
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Meetings of secret Societies.

EeansriHe Lo5ge, No GA. J. CoLBuRS, Secre-
tary Regular meetings first aud third Mondays in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main and
First street
Bsamsrige II. 4. Chapter, No Il. W. +. HoL-
sSaswoRTH, Secretary. Meets first Friday ia sch
onth, at Masonic Hall.
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II sHEELGS'G .H.zEEst

80 do Brads, Finishing Nails, Casing
Nails Spikes and Wrought Nails Just received by
decls rt CHARLES 5. WELLS, Is First St.
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Total assets of the Company ......... 52,nIH 81
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due. 90, rs 90
Losses unadjusted and i'll
pense, waiting for further
-
All other claims against the
Company estmate'.........-....44SJ0 90
Total liabilities. ...........sl 1850 ~
The greatest amount insured in ANY one risk Is
$4,000.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured ia any
one City, Town or Village, varies according; TO its
size and class of property.
The greatest amount allowed to be- insured in any
one block, varies ~ in the preceding.
No part of its capital earnings are deposited
with any State States security for losses
therein. G. Il BOWERS. Pres't
e. C. WAITE, Secretary
w B. LOUNSBURY, General eeht.
Applications received by
A. q. HALL0eE, Agant,
Evansville, Ind.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid with fidelity
and disDatch. iel4-6mo~dSw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THVE.a! r E.F! TE.E ~ FEE 81
-E assortment of Black and Green, IN "a chests
and cadies of sale induantities to suit purchasers
at TdecIs EICKERY BROS
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: RGF.V'CI. OF THE PH0.V.FX I'M
INSURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD CONN.
S. L. LOOMS, I'll. KELLOGG,
President. Secretary.
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NVOK s.fLE 1T A B.1RR.4E.N, 4
III House and Lot in n. +. Enlargement of the city
of Evansville. Enquire at the X. F. 4 (. Office, No.
l, North Third street, Evansville.
octl c. C. COLLINS.
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Morning Sior Lodge No. 7.--JAaEs SWANSON,
Secretary Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming, corner of Main and First street.
Crescent Lodge No. 122.-JoHS GREEK, Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
Schiller Lodge, {GerHdii) No. l3s.-JoHN DAN
SETrsLL, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
EraHsriiIs Enod8,pment, No. GO. G. KEATz,
scribe. Meets second and fourth Monday in every
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fer inducements, that
cannet fail TO be TO
the interest Of all en-
gagged in the business
i r-.r-n. M a fn-ial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22

E,RANKLIN MUSEUM, 1T GRAND STREET, ONE DOOB
II from Broadway Entire new company Increased ~
fractions New troupe Of Model Arstes fourteen ~
leaux. Gram artistic exhibition twice every day.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY,
commencing O'Clock the afternoon and a. 7h In the
ing Strangers others Will observe that the aboye u ~
only place where the -
MODEL ARTISTES
exhibited consisting of troupe Of the finest formed
in the world The entire troupe viii appear In tab
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
May and Morning Star Venus ALFRED BY the Graces Huioa
Bathers Surprised and Eve Bacchus Rape a
the Sadness Ccassian Slaves AAypole Dance Innocease
THE THREE GRACES,
all Of which viii be exhibited every
Afternoon at 3, and Evening at TX o'clock.
Also the Female Ainsrs Arab Girls French Ballet Trospa
amusement IN the world Admssion-Orchesra seats, q
cents; Boxes Is CENTS Private boxes 81 Seats the stage
g The afternoon performance always concluded II tn6
for the departure Of the different railroad lines.
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SYNOPSIS u s5sSksX xSD s'f fScl Sf RI
Drawing Room In the Chateau DelmarEvening Isherwssd
Arrival Of hngensadhs ddespsschmrhe coonsordsr. fs
cauon-The loyers pAn-Leon Delmar-Dawn Of military
Room the Chateau Demar with View of the Grounds
The ns
cesAn s1p patton and Of the oSers
The appeal and 4. appearance Of the Colo
-Blanche's -Eugenes-The CoIonels-Leon soluA
= AAi 14 ss II 81 III 'AAA
Scene I-Colonel Delmars Quarters in an Algerian w
The dead .en.y-Yussei and his Emr oath
Amioeh"rhe leter~fhe Chasseu Afriqus~The mssion@
Scene -Moorsh Ruins the Borders Of the Deser-sun.
Tas:ei and osouThs ambush-Brctier and
Scene Grand Hall of Audience attached the Sultan.
hppesrancs Of oan XeanHe stitch in udgmenSa =
Judge-Ths FeriDgh Chiefs The missive its purport-
The lady prsoners-The suans denial-Amineh- Arab
N''' TABLEAU ".
Eugene and Leon-A new dscovery-Pecuar mode of pay
b Ireland YOU'RE my oar.
FranksThe Arab maid them-The vizer
Scene 1.-THE zepana Of Gunare. beautiful and luxurious
s ladies' one scs on
and oy1Bl.nche and deon.Eugsne right
and Araoc-AppeArAnce OF dulnAro-kesuh
the lesson--The guardian el-The warnng-The dis
guse-The dumb csptAn-"Rtdel Ride"
TABLEAU v.
Magnificent Apartment in the Palace with the gardens
and distant view of the country by moonlight s.rvoa w.,,.
The Sultan hi: y
The zOusve sscort-Nobie appeal S0hanmsd-Ths Colo
nes arrival.
DANCE OF THE ALMEHs.
GulnareThe confession and the sensence-Ths sutan'a
threat the COlOuels dehanceThe Vzer-
The massacre resolved on-'The Trumpet-The ap-
proaches Fire upon the Chrisaansherosm Of the Arss
maiden-The she'll
THE ZOUAVE8.
TABLEAU vi.
Interior Tent the borders Of Myra Lakewood
The Arab prsOnerrhe CoOne-Caught ast-The vizaos
aud the short history and is wonderful resu
Rapture of the Coonel-Surprse in soreThe momentoui
meeting Husband and werhe long los one-The Coene
and the lady-Another mistake cleared uprhe maiden
av0wAl-ove and duy-The Arabs prdeTho C0onels deci
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mistake-Orders for home
The veteran-The departure.
GRAND TABLEAU,
Showing the Zouave regiment with their band-Coors-Vi
wanderers, &C., &C., on the march, and
THE LAST PARTING.
Doors open at o.. Performance commences at O'Clock.
Books Of the play for sale at the theotre.
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I AURA KF HspIsi 5HsA1sE ATTRACTION
TOM rAYIoRs GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY,
"h''n A'' 3SPxRA Al fRals SUCCESS
THREE ENTIRE MONTHS
having sssR AND SF.a he %s AUDIENCES
nq osE nt6HDsED AND FORTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
sS
gNsEsgR AIN gt Us OF a, LAUGHTER.
OUR D AsERicA iV Cousin. "AAA'
as%p Tssg
Lord P TsCn M s fsSr
coyle Attorney T. a. Mr. Burnett
Bni I Lord Dundrearys M MebensIi
5oSn WhietsT N under gardener r Brown
ss Nary
daughters. I ~, s GSssS
Mary SeSsd,4 sa; a.. s' ;S
sansS Mrs acknowledgement maid Nrs LeySI
oTR AMEsIICCANN SoTs COUSIN EVERY EyESy ETSHT.
OUR hMERiSANN COUSIN EVERY NiSHI.
E MEkHo c c9Ss EVERY NIGHT
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN EVERY NIGHT.
$s sHH$Sas S$$s H$HsE s4$#
|;; $E$EE #s$E II:
] E EE$EEE # #sEE Il;
TO conclude l H9 S "a sfsfsis s i'Ss
Emily Supported BY the strength Of the company ~
or ' cre 50 each
DOoSopen q S,s; commence u TX precisely
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

A GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEaARs, FOR
"A the Of coughs colds asthma bronchitis all dis
Of the lungs and bronchial utes Invented by Prof
u. LINES, n D. DepoiT eBroadwsy
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\ FRS. FRANCES ANNE KKMBLR6 READINGS FROM
Nl Shakspere, at Dodworth's Saloon, 6O6 Broadway.
Those for the ensuing week viii be ~ follows
Monday morning. Jan. "a, at O'Clock. MEASURE Fee
MEASURE.
tuesday evening, Jan. Is, at O'Clock, ANTONY AND
CLEOPATRA.
Friday evening. Jan Is, at O'Clock, MACBETH.
Tckes 81 each be obtained at the book stores a
Nesars- Appleton 4 Co., 346 Broadway Mr.. Crowsn %
Broadway at the Clarendon Hotel, and at the door.
Sofa seats geserved 81 80 may also be bad a Mr. Cowss
book store, 800 broadway, and at the door,
No ici cts viii be sold after the reading has begun.
An early attendance II solicited.
This resdings win be positively Last which M
Kembe VIII give In New York previous TO her rersnent
from public
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1oDwARD sCHENcK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER:0,,;HL.0.I USE
III furniture, carpets, &c.By r. r. II. SCHENCk-This
day ed ns l0S o'clock at their saesroom, IS Nassau
elegant household furniture removed
for consisting part OF carved rosewood
psor suits in brocade brocase and hair CLOTH
mahogany soa tee tetes Voltre easy and
paror chairs mahogany oak and enarneed cham
Der SUITS and side etegeres rosewood and
mahogany and wardr0be solid oak dining room
fniture walnut mahogany and oak extension tables TURK
sh easy chairs lounges &C., Also at Clock case Oh eie
giant stuffed birds
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DALACE GARDEN NOVELTIES
i Stage Performances and Equestfanism Combined
THE GRAND AMPHITHEATRlCAL PAVILION
been rearranged beautifully decorated and adapted 10
both stage and ring performances
Friday evening, Jan. q, the pantomime entitled
LES TROIS AMANTS; Or, THE THREE LOVERS;
also N the comic pantomine
HARLEQUIN ANGLER; Or, THE GOLDEN HOOK.
with Tricks, Transformations. Dances &c.
BRILLIANT FEATS OF EQUEsTRIANISM,
by w. Pastor j. Sands c. Rivers w Crosby and Dender.
'Clowns-TOEA PASTOR and QUINCY BUCK.
Master PHII,O NATHANS
IN his celebrated Four Pony Act
The wonderful performing ponies,
WICKED WILL, GAZELLE and SHEILBUCK,
Performances every evening Doors open a 6k; TO
at ~ O'Clock Also performances every Tuesday.
Thursday Saturday afternoons O'Clock New entra
from Fourteenth street 70 the Pavilion.
Admiooton. 10 cent0
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gKKIPPuNa.


A rLAErIc Royal NAIL STEAM NAvrG ArIou
"A Company's New Yort and Galway s-The nert 40.
Raxtarc from New York viii DO the steamship GIRO ASH
Captain Geo VIM JAckson Thursday the lib Of January
snt touching al 81 Johns F 70 The rsya mails
Prices Of pAsaAgs-Frsi oass 500 $50 ard sso in
cudne free tick s All the principal cities railway routes
Great Britain Third Glass must provide plate tne and
ebrk 4o and bedding Passage 70 n JohnsFs Ass Sis
second, -. ~
For freshs passage inquire Of the American grprss
Company, 81 Hudson and al their other
in the interior Passage the third class sscsred a
any Of the above Offices BRING out from any the
principal ces the lines Of railway In dreaa Britain SIS
AMERIOAN EXPRESS COMPANY
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager
TOR SOUTHAMPTON ANB HAvAE-rHE UNITED
Il States mail steamer ARA0O u. Lines commander, viii
leave for HAre, touching at Southampton 70 Land the
and pas.ensers Saturday February a. IL O'Clock from
pier No. 81 North river, foot Of Beach st
This ship has five tight compartmsnts enclosing
engines that In the OF collision sanding the
yer could not reach them and tho pumps being free %
the safety or the vessel and would be
Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be sent
board the day before sailing. marked below"
W & DKAfTON, agent, No. Broadway.
N.B.-The steamer FULTON viii succeed the ARAGO. and
sail March s.
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b afternoon At s. evening =. X O'clock, he HOLMAN
ca and plants: in The wosd Ess sss only the
na H. s
cal II Esna y9ssl and Instruments. Concert The "a:
IS os asRpy ssn serpent &C.
BRI4AAHrTss1 cR ssaeElT flour. OF THE WORLD
H. ~ ns Su .SoyS he wee
Immense suOceas-PsIHsSx,1nS noveluss-Dso'ded hx
THE MERCHANT sH 81 9CSakzirHAx STREET
.ss Dan ssYfsT S''o'
ne Pi 5asds sss i pHALoN
sE0cR dRsn % ;is s TX Tickets Is cent?
a RrHuR NAPOLEON
New York 'n &As RI NH I'LL MarINKE MUSICALE
AT NIBLO'S SALOON,
On SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. n 1852
VIII EO Be- 'S assisted BY he following s%insn as~
appearance in New York Of The distinguished young
xSs ~as popular South and w.s tour with
sS # ss '''d and successful
pupil Of Madame Perslani;
from the Theatre Royal Drury lane and Philharmonic Con
cer~ A0"''" ""' HERR ERNST Prizes,
ney instrument called organo accordion, invented and
MUSICAL Conductor ........... RICHARD Won SCHMIDT
90 cents be had at the principal music store: and
10 commence at 2P NJ
ART UNION CONCERT HALL. 47 BROADWAY
"A Miss AMY BOARDWELL every evening
Mias AMY BOARDWEII. every evening
Miss AMY BOARDWKI.L every evening.
Miss AMY BOARDWE1L every evening
Miss Amy Boardwells reputation artist IA unpsrAlel-
and acknowledged be the greatest star that ever appear
ed before the public.
WADSWORTH FOX, Proprietors
WILL SOON CLOSE. ,,,ur,,.,
w Banvard's great Mechanical 1ctYs, The DESTRuC;
TON OF JERUSALEM will close q harvard Hail OBJ
Bruadwav AlsO the Panorama OF the HOLY LAND. Open
every evening at ~ O'Clock and "Wednesday and IA
turdsy Afternoon Il ociock Admisnce, 70 cents, children
Is
uyur oREATEsT CURIOSITY OF THE A0Eiii PRO-
III fessor BARToLETrs ndustrious neas.-Now
Hb,ssn N Mo- $50 Broadway first floor No These
deas now erhbed for the nr time In America all tanned
and trained and perform The most wonderful feais such
xc &C. Open fom O'Clock r. H. I'll 10 o'clock y. Ad
mission q cents
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INSURANCE..

RUTGERg FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ l76 ChAtham square, corner Of Mott street.
DvIpE.DThe directors have this day declared semi
nual dividend OF eight cent payable after the
day Of February next The ransfer books viii
~ ~ ~ r. B. FELLOWS Secretary
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So -----------------
1esd AT h By The he
And e at pSc Of the
with adequate security at the City Hail. on Wednesday Feb
from the nohsy basin at Peek slip Ney
no ns 0or BooEyn
adjacent said South Seventh street. with all the
hs s9 Soi
ALSO.
Nc auction to the highest bidder with adequate security
Lease the ferry from the foot Of Grand EA ys
smsbnra with ali the rights privileges and advantages
bsIcnsng to the corporscn Of the city New YORK.
The conditions Of the lease the usual
The lease for each Of The above named ferries to be
sSn,s% he 'st i
e h pa ct n RE s
from time to time be made or passed by Council
city Of NeT sGgs ferry lease and s appen
SAFE 70 the Collector Of city revenue equal to ten
per the amount bid for the annual rent to apply on the
couenants Other to be forfeited The corporation
executed BY two suretes TO he will execute
= be nr9usr
iueXecuo the covenants of the lease The fees OF e
u
nor 9 Be the * the
& no aouirad In accordance with the provisions
~ sho S,ea In nrchase at fair valuation shoud
~. saaes iesre 10 selD The boats buildings and fix
surs. necessarv for the purpose of ferry
Yed bv pesons selected BY old essees tn
rse 1e ps psa o esc y
boat 'f hsse engine
a. thai used by the Fire OF the city
required by the Chief Engineer or his OF
s vices s'ts iessss shall
each hour engaged and no time 70 De coned less tna one
hour. r c,,u.o,,v,. ,.u,,.
DEPARTHfHr OF v r % issa off'oh
NEW iohA' 'n R6H ~ s9'' + UAws oourS,ror,er
r.,. ~ a., @ Tares ,r IL =, VI
IN Y sse oS nscswSsr isss and Vas nosood f
Rihco ~ .ac ~ January On ssI spo ,n
postponed above Wednesday the 9th day of FEBRUARY
1s6e.
------- ------- - -.-----..-.- =
q g: HORTON AuCTl0NE ,s sAaEs aSs NO. ss2
room household furniture, consisting OK bureaus sofas
chairs tete wardrobes fur robes &C. aho one hair
orslonk "--o-H.o ". yo-e"e.e
1roNpAy AFTERNOON. JAN. "A. AT 4 O'CLOCK
Yin h,e Ia ~ ibrarv coprisne modern treaises com.
ss va" ~ common %snd chaScery reports state laws
~ st.ndsr m.oellaneous booSS in general literature
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TvoMPTRoLL.ER's OFFICE NASHVILLE, TENN, DEC.
- l86R-Under provisions of the act l4th Feb,
iSoS CT 80 upon the subject Of Free Banking
WIN eoi Il public auction at the Merchants Exchange III
su ree New York the Sd Of February 1882 and
from day day until they all disposed OF the following
foloVfng free banks now quidatonto wit: II Nashville
md Railroad bonds for 900 each belonging TO
M Bsnk OF Claborns East Tennessee and Virginia Kali
Fosd honda EACH belonging the Bank Of eerson
n HaA Tennessee and Virginia Railroad bonds Tor
snoeN Rasrosd bonds Is Memphis city bends all for
n ,OQ0 oaoh, belonging to the Bank OF Iaxewel. .
s-s''~ JAMES I. DUNLAP, COMPTROLLER.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1859
AMUSEMENT


w AILAoK's THEATRE
W THIS EVENING.
The perorm1nsees At ss k hssTs g .rnEd "a 70 "
IMMtNsE AND DECIDED sUCCEss
OF Mr.. Lester wsllack's
Mr.. wALLACK
sustsina principal character.
Electric effect o. the
THE ASSAULT BY TIE zoUAvEs
TIE REGIMENT On THE MARCH
MA = GoRGEous AND CHARACTERISTIC.
TIE COSTUMES
OF the different nations, varied and magnificent
The from the drawings French uni
ssns published BY authority and from Victor Adams cello
fHE VETERAN;
FRANCE AND ALGERIA
FRENCH
pc ess DsmAs Of the French Infantry M Wanas
Eugene Dorve Lieutenant Mr. Wheatleish
isu,saan sia ss the zoaases M Is Yer:
eutenant hortier Mr. IasceIns
sersesnt Bsa,,cn M bernard
Blanche pyry 70 The Colonel Miss Mary d hSuss
| hfs hcshAke. an English lady, q relative OF he
Coonels. ....,.....,...... . Mr.. v.,,o,
| ,'''''''.'''''....'.M Mas Tree
| The ymir Mobammed. '.s- ". No..
nraiss. ''''''''''''''''.hrs Hog
The Sultan Of Myra observation-disclosures. Mr. Rsr..
w The song Of oud ireand you're M mt b,r ssoaghAn
o.o., c,,., composed Tor him by Clement whlteJ
Ucu, NH,e, r ot T d a. Chippendale
kAsapha Moulvad Mr. Jeffres
Osmhn Mr.. Olives
GUN are, chief sultana Ms soss
z.qs nsr of e Amch: Ma, nss ORC,
French zoSases Servants xrb Of the Desert aaspd
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DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, Coxr1RoLlER's OFFICE,

ROBERT T. HAwS Comptroller.
NB-The of the above ferries advertised
Mace on The 2st December 1855 and postponed
6at time until Thursday, January % 1859, again
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Eft sNIFFIN's CAMPBELL MINISTERIAL
Tuesday evening jan IS and every evening during ~
week. Go early and get good seats Crowded houses.
The greatest hit made In this city.
BILLY BIRCH,
the unrvaed Brudder Bones and versatile performer -
only living representative of Southern darkey and
f. BOWERS,
the best Shakspeau darkey the STAGE and only true ~
ing Ethiopian buriesque jester and nerogaor of The pres
age.
JACK OF CLUBS; ANVIL CHORUS;
WHEN SHALL WE THREE MEET AGAIMs
SCENES AT FREDERICKS; SONGS GLEES DANOHa
Side splitting Jokes Pleasing Novelties
roors open at 6h to commence at III Admission Ne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22

CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW DUB
I'm Belfast and Londonderry and all the principal towns
Of England Ireland carrying the United States mall
Liverpool without delay greatly reduced .esThe Ly-
erpoOl New York and Philadelphia Steamship Compsnys
splendid ClydebHh iron steamsidps intended
al ~ folOws:-
From New York.
OITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday. January %
At II O'Clock noon, from pier No. A North river.
Passengers win this the speedy safe route the
Continent.
Cabin from New Yoxh and Fhiladelphix E5
Third class from NJ York the above named places 80
Return tickets available for SIX months, SEQ
forwarded 10 HRvre Paris Hamburg Breuen
Antwerp and all parts of the Continent without delay
N0tce-These steamers are provided with requisite
t0insure the immediate extinction OF fire. an the src;os dis
spline ia enforced with regard TO the use Of lights
For freight apply the 0ce of the company
JOHN G. DALE, Is broadway, N. Y, Agent
In Liverpool, 10 WIN. INMAN Tower Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22

RI UNION CONCERT HALL, 4g7 BROADWAY.
"A Why do crowded houses continue at the Art Unon Why
hear Miss AMY BOARDWEL the greatest singer Of he
day, supported by the b. st talent
Observation-Disclosures,
COMIC, BALLAD AND SENTIMENTAL SINGERS.
The best danseuses in the city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22

A UCTION NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF FURNI.
"A ture iron safe, Gc.-SAMUEL OSGOOD, auctioneer,
viii. sell at 81 Nassau street this day. Saturday, at io
ing of bureaus bedseads mattresses carpets warobes &C.
Also Herngs fire proof iron safe &C. by order of the
MORTGAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22

CfEAx TO GLASGOW, LIvERPOOI. BELFAST, DUB
I'm Londonderry without delay, for $50 Return tick
e. p either Of above places good FOR sx months by any
steamer Of the Line eco.
GLASGOW Capt thompson. Saturday Jan q IL N.
EDNBURd, Capt Cumming. Saturday Feb 49, IL n.
Rates OF passagoOabn 6; third clAss found with cooked
provaons $50.
Fer freight Or passage apply %