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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS.

MoETGoMERY, Ala, Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1861.
The Standing Committees were announced to-day in
Congress.
The President received and read dispatch from the
Louisiana Convention cordially approving OF Messrs
Davss and stephenss designs for seal ana nag LOT
tbe Confederacy. Referred.
Aresouton was offered that until otherwise provided
The several officers of customs be confirmed in office.
Referred
A resolution was offered that the Committee on
Foreign Affairs are requested inquire into the pro-
prsty and necessity soon as the President is inau-
gurated of sending Commissioners TO the Government
Of the United States. Referred.
The Convention then went into secret session, during
which it adopted the following, and removed secrecy:
ResoVed That Government takes under its charge the
questions and difficulties existing between the sovereign
States this Conedesey and the Government OF the United
States relative to occupation Of the forts asena yards
and other public esbhmentE and the President Of this Con-
directed 10 communicate this resolution to the Governors
q he
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MARRIED.

ADAMS-RICHMOND-On Saturday, Feb. Q. by the Rev DR..
Morgan, at ST. Thoa Church, Geo Adams TO Anna L.
Richmond Of this city.
CAsTLE-BURT1S--In Brooklyn on Monday, Feb IL by the
Row 4. s. DIowne, Mr.. John Castle Of Fort Abn N L., TO
Mrs CatharIre Burtis Of Brooklyn.
MAELE-WEYMAN-O Monday, Feb II. by the Rev. DR..
Hawks, Edward Randolph Mamie esq, OF Philadelphia. to
Carrie H. Weyma, daughter OF Edmund H. Weyman of this
city,
REED-RUFRIN-In Brooklyn NJ Y, Thursday. Feb T. by
the Rev C. H. Thompson, Mr. Isaac Reed Of Brooklyn N Y,
to Mrs Abby RutH OF the same place
SCOTT-BOYD-ln Hoboken, N J., on Thursday, Feb I, by
the Rev VIM. Babbet Mr. Walter c. Scott to Miss Elizabeth
Boyd.
WATERS-BRUsH-At Cambridge, VI, oil Wednesday Feb.
g. by the Rev h. Wheeock AEro b. Waters OF johnson and
lie IA Brush of Cambridge.
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The LATE DR.. FREEsAS.-The funeral services Of
Dr. Alfred Freeman were attended at his late residence
yesterday afternoon, Drs Krebs and Hatfield, former
pastors Of the deceased, officiating large concourse
of friends gave witness his deep hold upon their
hearts and the loss they had sustained. For many
years, by his moral worth disnterested beneyolence,
great medical skl earnest devotion TO his profession,
and untirng industry, Dr. f. had gathered one of the
lareept practices IN The city.
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been given.

SALTrso THE STREETs.-The City Inspector, yes
terdsy, by order Of the Health Commissioners, sent
round circulars to all the heads of railroads and stage
companies prohibiting the picking of streets with salt
"a practice which all who have crossed city railroad
track during the past Winter must have felt to be
instance thu. ought TO be abated. Among the bad
effects Of salt now, cold feet when they get inn
nerSad in the brine, followed by coughs and colds, and
a great destruction to shoe leather, which, as applied to
II large family Of children, lie no small item. Horses
slso contract diseases from standing in this briny sOu
tOn, unless their hOOfs arc carefully washed after
coming oot.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN. .....FsB. Il
Cleared.

Stesmshps-Jamestown, Skinner Norfolk, Lndhm Heinek
en- Arabia Stone Liverpool, Cunard Go. -
Shp-Wm. Nelson, Cheeyer, Hsvre, VIM Whhock pn !,
BarkA-Legaus (Br) Hutchinson London, w. Salem Royal
Sovereign Dale Queenstown r. Marsh Iva Dude 81 Thomas
Rotterdam b. D. Hurlbut CO.. J. C. Kuhn, MO. Antwerp
z. d. Hurbut Co. ,,r i, =
BIix,-Empes, Guibe Tenerife via Daren w. w De For.
rest Coz Isabella, Higgins Msraham and market T. b.
Corning. m,
Cathc.rt Para Bishop Co. Smithsonian Dayis Chareon,
Helene Derrick,on Ssysnnsh McCready Mott Co.. Abs'
Powell Wilmington Z. y Powell Phebe, Morrow, Havana.
Dolner Potter Co.
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same dine as year these lots woad have brought aha
&c. Quick. Al
LIVE Hoes in fair request the decline noticed last week.
About 400 head have been sold at East AbanySers
and Cornfed 5idc Only few selling the outside figure
DRESSED Supply fair with moderate demand. 0ut
pscker here about cogg operations having packed mor
$1,000 hogs II. = = ~
The closing sales here were as follows IS State average $50
Michigan, average 30 10 at Gle
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THF GEORGIA GUSs.-Notwithstandng the vann
contained in the telegram Of Gov Brown that the Oh
ject of the seizure Of the NewYork vessels lying
Savannah had been accomplished and the rights Of the
citizens of Georgia indicated the fact nevertheless
mains that the portion Of muskets seized from board
the Monticello belonging 10 parties in that State il
still in the possession of Mr. Kennedy, Superintendent
of the Police. Our reporter called at Headquareri
last evening when Mr.. Kennedy made the following
declaration: still hold the ten cases. and am deter
mined to do 60 until compelled to deliver them up by
legal process" The matter may be thus summed up in
a single sentence: The % cases Of muskets consigned
to alabama were delivered up last Thursday on writ
of repevn but the 10 consigned 10 Georgia have
never left the custody of the Superintendent of Police.
They now await claimant.
The Georgian view of the seizure Of the New York
vessels is given in TIKI SGrannoh Republican, which
states that the act was intended as reprisal upon
New.York City for the seizure of destined for
Georgia former reports to that effect being confirmed
The following was the official order issued by Gov.
Brown:
ErscrrrvE DBPARrxEsr
Col. H. r. yAcK,os. A D. C~ST: hsvs demanded Of the
Governor ofRew York the prompt delivery to my agent FOR
BY e Po o. S ~ s' aoa aoe and DE-
ported v the r,sns Of that sts The demand ha, been deiv
determined protect the persons property e
IN doing 90 Ot neeeary meet force Gy force feet
duly a. ts 10 order reprial You will therefore direct
Col Lswon TO order out sufficient military force and
A0d subet 10 my order e'y ship moo IN Mt hdy6oy Of Sdran
belon to the citizens Of the State Of New York
When the property Of which citizens have robbed
them ships win be delivered the citizens Of
RewYork who own them.
II am, Sh your obedient servant
JOSEPH Z. BROWN
The Republican proceeds to state that this order
obeyed, and adds
"These vessels are now in the possession of the
State and will be held until the Governor of NewYOrk
shall have ordered restoration Of the arms taken from
the Monticello. They valued learn, at $50 600.
Small detacbments from the Phenix Rifemen, Capt.
Gordon that corps now being On alarm duty, were
placed on board Of each of the vessels as guard,
though strict orders have been given that in case
shall the officers crew, cargoes be molested. The
vessels will be allowed TO discharge and load without
interruption, though they viii not be permitted TO
leave the port"
An account Of the release Of the vessels has already
been given.
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Albany live Stock Market.

WEsT ALBASY, Feb. ii, 1851
BEEvEs" And still they come here We have top Of
already depressed fresh arrivals but there no i'm
In the quality not premium bunch in the yards
There ida plenty obuyeTs here and they taking quite freely
mostly on Eaern account about lss weeks figures
they paying advance but opinion
IS II hoe any change is 10 favor Of the buyer and after
comparing the sales and examining the quality OF the Cattle
thin there difference enough between this week and last
to Justify any alte alton in our figures:
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The Memorial de ia Loire, a 81. Etenne journal
says that the question of arming the whole French
army with six-shot reviewers, under consideration
II is proposed that the infantry should carry the pistol
fastened to the waiStband and the cavalry on the right
Of the saddle.
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Disasfers, DC.

Tux BRIa ADA from Palermo arrived at Baltimore FEB. ~
rd ,apot. gh inst In the Gulf experienced heavy W. GHes
her down. and for ten hours the sca was making
scsan breach over her filling the decks with water 1857 Sa
rigging &c .,... n.,,;,,ore from Ro,t.rdam war
oadsmped at ST. Thomas aud would be sold in February
Bo.roS Feb a-Shlp Charger got on withou' assAnoe'
,ppsreptly unir ured-l By telegraph. =, RAND
PonTIAsp Feb l2An unknown bark Is ashore on Ds Sb
LII nnno.ed 10 be British from New York. In ballast eng
viii be- total los. very heavy T. gale is blowing ns,.
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Feb. -, 1861.
The Kentucky Legislature, without doing anything
Of national character adjourned yesterday noon to the
10Th of March, to await and consider the action of the
Peace Commissioners at Washington.
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@rtrries ano prcpislons.

TEAs, GROCERIES and P n SMr World.
u TIE ohE "a Pr CENT SAVED. 4, d.
The s,s5 f P4:1is ss xS
ceres Wnes Teas fio 10 which tbousands can testify.
esGa ", VII p ;ssss a:s
Consult your own msefe'''' anu THOMAS r. A0NEWi
Goods delivered nee In the city
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markets-Reported By Telsgrapi.
MOBILE, Feb lCoTTos, sales of 600 b.es al o,o sy>
Middlipg; market firm. - " '''V ''e' ~ WV i've
SathnLhsroS FEB. -Corros declined ic sales to-day
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Boots, Shoes, &f.

tnAsO NAPOLEON TAP g0 09iTsr fPa oeT
~ II ~ style; $50 DoUsLE;,ssO "a IA Ann q.
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AIsIATukK ALMANAC.
Sun Rses...6:56 Isets......5:33 Moon-Sets... e39
WATER THIS DAY. -
Sandy Hook. 1851 Gov. Island l047 Hell Gate. os
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER l. 1861
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEllENTS.
BE- On isssnsy sysnns during wssa VIII
which win be prc.en,es v SECS n. nd , and
se9Snda in
PHELiM opoNNELL, ~
THE LEraAcHAuN.
q ,,,., LATEST FROM NEW YORK,
Yansss pieces those delightful dencors Of Irish and
MR. MR. AND AND MRS s saRSEy W1IaMs
w, APPEAR beng the third week engagement
tqua,d I'm IN srsncy and crowds being nightly
MELoDEoN, $50 BROADWAY, CHINESE BUILDINGS
cheapest place Of amusement in the
- Pioneer Con, en- Hall OF America
pRFsss conceded pc mt By every one, including the
WOULD S BE s. ODE HyE hSv sHs THAT
-, $50 Broadway
:, Has tho largest and best any in New York.
ceo %oSa De folly 70 doubt The len ana sen, q this
gagged VIE Fo MN ng s brIs Tgypss &
ana MINSTREL Bands Actors, Vocass Nc., numbering In
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
especially refer comprise the no~ins dissingaishsd
noSs aftsuc DHnseuSe In the
IN T nssi hc Rsj scspEMr
Ssyn Ss POSITION s Ia. 70. ss s
her BY the public only Ameica Europe .
rERR ER j. Il oaDs 9ynns-
the Ienowned representative Paddy His illustrations
by any irish Ambassador the American stage The
living ''s''' = ~ s'e''''
SAM sHARPLEY,
say OF me s obtained By years Of
n % ,sp1ecnt the character he assumes IN strict
THE GREAT AMERICAN QUEEN or SONG
and and her e personal appearance the making
f sSS FL e ASD EFFECT
cultivated and Improved under ,be Instruction OF the best
AAh Mss kS Snff Fhs % s9Sd'
Sesrs Of ."a Ks. :
gaGs and beauty have Induced rival manasemen to at
formerly Primo q 's s,ss'ed and renowned
would make her star aside tie requisite qusnca
auaE a J Il PssT brxa'
well known as being prominent Actor and distinguished
Of % sv s hs Of al the new aud beautiful songs
pleasing memories OF the past
10. CHILDS
fIaie OF Hooe, Mins,rels)
the champion Clog 1Danrr The ,inrle OF
this artist nane sufficient No sary
for who has not seen his execution Of that much
stituton" the
JAMES LAMONT, CLOG DAScE'
FRANK PELL and
DAD sAR,sssrr R. W. SMITH,
with other Ethiopian sars, cons sng ~ number OF
MINSTREL AND NEGRO PERFORMANCE
unpar M t N ne rvs CRY 3 aMmlsemens
and the united BALLET TRoUPE Of 'A"'''''
R0NZANI aud
e'A'''' FORTY BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES,
BEST TEgfsIcH3RE4S \ PROFESSORS
BEN YATES
will appear in his celehr ted and renowned
DOUBLE DANCE.
Mr.. G. MCMILLAN,
Irish Comedian and Comic Vocalist, viii appear every night
in his
IRISH VIDE AWAKE SONGS.
having recovered from his Illness appear in his Eccen
The Misses voop, Joucs, regard, INNS. Baker, Leora
seyens Weed Loham, Eleini Lyon Hail. Mallory B.ers
Norton Quinard Gibbs. Platano and others conlnise
Company oSE nUNDRED rEKF6KMERs.
The magazine ., e company and the rsno~n and bril-
NOTED PERFORMERS
engaged has surprised the this
city ana only be accounted Tor by explaining
city OF the
MELODEON,
and the popularity OF the artists failing 20 draw
honss Notwithstanding other proprictors
a. ne ngn praes we pay Tor recognised TALENT
Public are satisfied. 81 50 mote It b.
BENEFIT OF 4. CHAMBERLAIN,
Better known LEhE which the greatest bill
OF .he season will be oDerd d.
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4 ucrIoN NorIcE.-ExrENs1vE SALE or vALU

A UCTION NOTICE.-EXTENSfvE SALE OF VALU
"A able Household Parliamentary French Plate Pier
aud Manel Mirrors costly Oh Paintings splendid rosewood
Pisnofoe. solid rosewood farlor Suits &c Kew hereas,
T. Lasse, now Mt Matanzas. Cuba has instructed
Furniture contained in the residence 200 West Fourteenth
shall proceed to sell the public vcnne,
the whole being of the best and but short time
in consisting oParofs contain superior Velvet Car
PETS three magnificent sol rosewood Suits covered in
ton Gothic and Turkish Easy Chairs In moquet and satin
brocade ladies' solid rosewood Reception and Arm Chairs
covered In and SATIN three solid rosewood
carved rosewood Pier, Sofa and Side Tables with marble
tops three cosby rosewood Eegeres with marble tops pain
rosewood Work Tables bronze and ormou Clocks elegant
China Vases, with the most chaste and expensive
Frsnch plate Pr Glass with rich and heavy sed
frame; Manel Mirrors to match heavy embroidered
Lace Window Curtains and Comics; Large and
such Landscapes. Winter Scenes, Marine Views,
Scrtural Feces &c; superior rosewood Pianoorte city
made iu seven ncaye solid pearl Keys el"ssn, casa nld
Instrument; rosewood Piano Stool satin with
eegan, costly embroidered Cover Dining RoonRch vel
Table, all polished In the hes, marble top Fancy
TABLES Mirrors solid rosewood Suit in moquet n'eces
pagn Tum6.rs Gobleis ana Deeanicrs 10 msth; rich
Cd Tea Sets costly Sverware Tea and Dinner Service,
So Cake Baskets Casters Coffee and Tea trns Spoons
bers-Cos,y rosewood and mahogany Hedscads satesry
marble p Bureaus Washstsads and Conmodes match
twenty pure Hair Mattresses from 40 % 10 les
room Mirrors, Clocks, Toilet Sets, Ocoths S.ar Carpets
and Rods, mahogany Cushioned Chairs Rockers Sofas &C.
II. sale OF the furniture will pos' ely lake place
without regard 10 weather responsible viii he in
city charge Deposits satisfactory
r. w. DELAREE, liz Broadway
NB-The above house is to let, with immediate pos.
session.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

s-.>~>~~>,>~>~~~-->~-S~ $50
w Eni,ances-Bro.dway and In Thirteenth street.
svERrLowISas AUDIENCES
nm NEW COMEDY
IT viii 5s4 nH RTFEAThp s EEEaE NIGHT
MR.. WAi.iA6K
mas now great pleasure In Introducing the public
M cMAn,SYs oAyLoR ESQ
ana each evening during tie week, the
SSSSiiS SSS sS,1sSs
WILL BE REPEATED TONIGHT
EVENING THIS WEEK,
with its magnificent scenery music new costumes
and appointments
the action takes place in Genoa and vicinity, 1870
Nav scenery painted eApfces s By Mr.. isAerwood.
HALL hEshiaGS y FE n 12Mx MssIos OF
% sN WIFI FhfSAE VIEW Of 7" r TIE a Sun
rhE ca1kaE or MURDER
THE RED sALo1 Sa 4S atsp4S OVERLOOK.
with the s ca A. GOAT Ssstf called the
i;a F' H fsSGsT:yy
NJ sESssLDs MIS- MIS-, y Soi!s s Ga3iSFH'
Mr. Mr. YYotSoSo M MR PP4 ARSs
MR.. G. MoLLAND.
BOX book open ten days. advance.
| RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ANOTHER NEW DRAMA.
v on me great popular story published in the New
DRAMATIzED EXPRESSLY FOR THE MUSEUM
Fly O. l.. AIKEN, ESQ.,.
THE EARL's DAUGHTER
VIII De presented To TIL natr ms OF the Museum
EVERY EVENING
Ejas s sss
the YES oSE Drama entitled
viii be produced.
The following unparalleled Novelties exhibition at
all hours
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE.
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE
FROM THE COAST OF LABRADOR
Tho greatest curiosity New York. may swim
ming about his large ank with all his native grace and
grandeur.
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS
THE LIVING HIpPOp OTAMUS,
from the River Nile in L.
EAT HIS BARREL or TURNfPS DAILY,
and opens his mouth like great while Sgnor Doll
yeras
2OoEDUCATED WHITE RATS
perform variety o. amusing tricks, AID the
30 LIVING MONSTER SNAKES
continue swallowing geons rabbits by the dozen.
THE MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
con,ina' to srowl hts comp tmcnts sitter.
Toe nine large SPECKIED BROOK TROUT, AQUARIA
HAPPY FAMILY, SEAL, WAX FIGURES, We &c ALWAYS
pie ~ The Ieope an iogethcr const ute bill Of
uncqualled IN the world, for the small Of admission
tue Museum.
Admission ALL % cents; children under TO- Is cents
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SALES AT AUCTIONs
NJ b. CHAPMAN 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
uAGNIEcENr H0IIsEHOI.D FURNITURE

NJ B. CHAPMAN 1 CO., AuCTIoNEERs.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT pur1 nSR 1n TqnHs o os f Hos6SY DEC
"; ss;; $s 4 :spSEs$H
SEVEN sf'vs;e 4 s srs
BRONZE AND oRMotgs IHASp SEbaLIioN CARPETS
sEvREs AND Dresden CHINA oRNAMESTs,
saocApE AND LACE e r!f ms AAsrhI .'NHons
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMlSESr HRTisfs AA s.A.'"A.
snavc.sr BUTE lEI EXTENSION TABLE
BOOKCASE ErEflhss t asss ssaEsgR WARE
pAHhE KE LOUIS XIV STYLE
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c
and the public TO this sale the catalogue comprising the
latest and richest n. OF Household Furniture 4c
10 order seven months and e Of the hes. description
fssssa Carpets
fn suits solid Rosewood covered with blue and gold and
sofa. Arm Chairs oval val back chsr Reception Chairs
mae y Writ rosewood secrere and Bookease E,sScres
Table aaa's Mirrors S:s7a; do Piers noasS embroidered
scaonets match Paintings scenes IN Switzerland
BY Cole h lion T the yn p. rSm n the
nor By keehe Scene n Amserdan, original signed ey
s rsa Msn @
DE CRUSADER Joano Are Charles H. Frankln Nigh. and
FYs Soy qr The san,s Family and oa0SH
SoTsyE ROSEWOOD
Four corners richly carved legs and made to
by broadway makey SG0O rosewood Canterbury
Stool and Velvet Cover; Music Books, &C.. black walnut
Hatstand Chairs 10 match olcoth velvet STAIR Carpet si-
plated Rods rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedseats,
Wshstands Commodes Wardrobs Shaving Stands Toilet
TABLES Armorea Glaze, Hair Mattresses French Wool
ankets Linen Sheets Counerpaues Brussels and ingrau
pes Oval Mror Gold Band SHADES, China roile. sets
okands King Patent Reclining Chairs Lounges, Mc0raw
Sofa Bedseads R ,rkcrs Chars Dining RoomSod carved
oak deboard Extension Table full French China Dinner
and ca CRYSTAL and Engraved Glass Decanter Cob
let's mpagne Wines Carates Fruit Stands paran Mar
bic Puuchowl Silver Pl ted Ware Cas- Ice Pitcher, Din
Tea Service, Savers Nakin Rings Spoons Forks
Coffee Urn, Sheffield Table Cutlery, Arm Chairs solid Silver
ali the Furniture Of the servants apartments;
Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture; also at the Stables
Of Coach Horses Coach Buggy, Harness,
Rob Blankets, person WIZ be hand to
pWA a., hi goods If desi cd. n B.-Strangers wishing
10 az the sale take Fa and Sixth avenue stages
the Aston House, ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels,
leaving Sixteenth street. which will bring them within
few OF the house.
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sEG.ARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS VERY CHEAP.-THE ASSIGNEE AT no, IL
~ Broadway a. elas NJ the stock tranda
OF Havana domestic and German Segars sui uusold
chasers are invited 70 Examine stock and prices.
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ITALIAN OPERA.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

ITALIAN OPERA
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
The public respectfully informed that the subscriber
has Succeeded IN retaining IN the the for the
that tal Opera be given) the celebrated
artists MISS ISABELLA HfNkLEY, SIGNORI BRIGNO,
Ii, MANCuSI and suSINI II has 90 cled also engage
ment with MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG whose recent
her temperance this has been highly
distinguished The company will be under the musical d.
recion OF the eminent conductor CARL ANSCHU TZ and
viii visit the principal Northern cities and inaagura,e the
New Opera House. at Buffalo the 9th Of December, with
Italian Opera
Managers directors and societies desiring secure tho
OF company either for italian Opera
and oraioros, win please address, au II West Eighteenth
sreet
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TTSPfvALLED ATTRAc TIONSiAT MADAME MASON'S
" Concert Room. oly Sixth avenue. above Thirty sxth
With the best talent in the city open every night Ad-
masion To-. There will be BAH gwen every Monday
ami Friday evening Admission the Ball 25c,
u 10 O'Clock
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THE BALL SEASON.


TlHISTLE BALL-UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE
New York Caledonian Clue. The managers of the
Thiss Benevolent Association, instituted 1881 incorporated
1851 respectfully that their and only Ball
this will take place Thursday evening" December
II, 1861, - $500.
The Managers lever hankfuor past avors beg toassure
their friends and fellow coaniyBen that the funds OF the
Association been considerably reduced the past year.
having literally given TO all who applied without regard 70
country To enable Them still TO continue 10 re-
distressed they again urgently solicit the wonted
share public patronage to the Thistle Ball. aud tor the
Of their patrons they have again engaged
TIE ENTIRE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
whcor comfort be SURPASSED The great
BAH o being the largest and most handsomely ntted up
THIS country Europe
Roberlsos's Celebrated Band has been engaged.
Tickets 81 admit gentleman and ladies To be had at
Adam Stodars store Vim. Hall a son. Firth. Pond
a. Co, Broadway, or of either Of the Managers.
Dr. j. NORvAI. President, $50 Hudson street
JouN B. RAE, Wee President, Jersey CITY, y. y.
ALlNASpER CAV, Treasurer Amity aud Mercer sis,
JAMHs NICHOLSON, Secretary, 500 Canal street,
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I1GR SAIr--A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW AND Sc.
II asud Tables cheap for cash. Tables to let and
,ys-aee Tables sale. Orders by mail attended by
ar wA Il. GRIFFITH, practical Billiard Table maker, LAG
Fulton street.
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WATCHES AVID JEwELRY.

- porAn and desirable articles be a, bargain
applied for Office hours, from til 10 A and
9th SIP. N. b. w. PLUMB Diamond Broker, 5l2 Broad
way.
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NATIONAL MUSIC HALL.
IN date Chatham Theatre,)
FIRST APPEARANCE or THE RENOWNED
SILAS BALDWIN
SILAS BALDWIN, SILAS BALDWIN,
SIl.AS BALDWIN, sIiAS BALDWIN,
THE GREAT INDIAN JUGG..ER.
a NJ. HERNANDEZ,
A. a. HERNANDEZ.
In his great fsftaletiteHt feat and
PANTOMiMfC PERFORMANCES.
PANTOMfMIC PERFORMANCES.
BOB HART BOB HART
BOB HART, BOB HART,
The celebrated thiopian nero delineator.
SIGNOR ABECCO.
SIGNOR ABECCO
The upriyalied singers,
DICK WATKINS. Dick WATKINS
FRANK SPEARS,
NILE. wHELpLEY, MILE JOHNSON
MILE. WOLBY,
And the greatest jig danrer in the world,
DICk MARKS,
EVERY NIGHT
FOX Il CuRRAN PrpprieAgya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01

1NOE LIVERP0Ot-OID BLACK STAR LINE.-TUE
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barls into the stream Monday afternoon ca
TUESDAY morning The THORNTON Dcceii br H. For
6UYON. 40 Fulton street ~ - = =