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senator for Massachusetts.

Boston, Wednesday, March IL
The 18th Ballot for U. s. Senator took place
this morning, and resulted as follows: whole
number 800; necessary to choice lSo; sumner
Rad ls9: Winthrop 40 The rest scattering.
sumner lacks 7, being loss of since the last
.iaefion
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REAL Es1ArE.-The following sales Of real e'-

A COOP CHANcE.-We are informed ca
that rare chsnee for profitable investment OF rom s'U"
10 $4,000 is offered for few days, Al the Office Of me
tent Merchandise Company, $40 Broadway, where
particulars will be given or line addressed TO W. ~ a.
win meet with prompi attention.
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WASHINGTON, "Wednesday
oonErx,oad lOhi

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Mach L.
m. Senate has confirmed John Howard
-. Consul to Tripoli, S. G. Goodrich
r ry.~l "a Paris. and - Wooley Indian
As The Session will probably last two or
three days longer. o,,rv. WON rwlLLER
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Total debt redeemsbe from taxation. ......SSl5,oOO
The Appropriations, Expenditures and Receipts
Of the City Government for the past year are
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the SinkibR Fund, appIiCabIe 30 its paYment:
IOtdl. .sssssss.ssssf 800
,nnnf Of SfnckR and RandR


Amount OF Stocks and Bonds
held by the Co nuissioneTs Of
Sinking Fund, for the redemp-
ton Of City Debt. SSIOOl6 W
Balance IN Bond Jan. l. 1851 te
Credit Of the Commissioners OF
the Sinking Fund ............. zS,l9I 10
Additional Assets belonging to
the Commissioners Of the Sink - . o,o- 49,, .,
Ing Fund.s............,..... 4H'oH VI 4,VlV'''o OIL
Amount OF debt yet to be re- ..-,. 80, ~
deemed by the Sinking Fund l'ovt %
And the following table exhibits the Funded
Debt" redeemable from taxation on the LIST day
Of January last:
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IL preliminary surveys are Necessary 10 Determine tho
ate OF proposed lighthouse, or ghbost, beacon, or
buoy, TO ascertain fully what the public exigescy
demands tho Secretary Of the Treasury lie 10 direct tho Sa
peniendent Of the Survey Of the Coast Of the United
ststs perform such duty the seabnsrd aud the Col
onel Of the Corps Of Typographical Engineers the
Northwestern Lakes.
hereafter 10 be al the rate OF OU PER aud tho Az
sistsnts $3.50 per
In all hfhouses and In those requiring be sup
piled with Lighting apparatus tho lens FFesnsps ilu-
mnafng apparatus, may be adopted R the option the
Secretary OF the Treasury
The Secretary Of tho Treasury Ia slso authorized and
CURED 10 cause Board TO be- con"ned a. a. early day
may DO practicable. TO be composed % two officers 81
the Navy OF TsIk, two officers Of Engineers u tho
Army and such civil officers Of gh scientific sttanments
NAV be under the al the disposition of tho
Treasury Department and junior officer Of hs N.vy,t,
act Secretary to said Board, WHOSE duty shall be,
eer instructions from the Treasury Department 70 Dqsire
into the condition of tho Lighthouse establishment o. tho
United States aud make general detaiied Report ant
Programme to guide Legislation In exienong aad mprev-
ing our present system Of construction immioatoD, To-
specton and supenntendeLee.
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FIRE.-The house of Geo. Nlmmon, IA
rsnb-Av between Thry.fourh sRd Thirty-hhh 81" 'OoH
ERE al IL O'Clock yesterday morning The danes "0'0 "a
,inguished with trihing damage
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Long, s. A, " C.
Might, James, Canada
Mcdonald, A. K. N. C..
McGehee w P. Ca
McGregor. @ c., N, C.
Mcmaih. w r., Ga
lMcSwMa. II. A . N. c.
Mofat, T C, ". Y.
Mundy. Z c, N. Y.
lNewkirk, A. g., Ohio.
lNicbOlss. c. T.. RI
Nicholson. A. II Ala.
Oliver, A NJ, Ala.
lOrlsdy. NJ Pa
Peer, W. IL, N. Y.
Pellon, L. r., N. Y.
Perry. ]. B., R |.
Pool. w. T.. n. c.
Prewitt. N. H., Tenn.
Reynolds, 5. /. Ky.
Rhame. o. c., 8. G.
Riley, J. L., Mics.
ROOFS, A. j., N. Y.
Russell, J T., Ga
Sheldon. d L. d., N. Y.
Sloan, r N. Y.
snodgrass, W. N, Va.
Snyder, A V N Y.
Stanton, J. NJ, N c.
Stephens, J. S, Ohio.
Stewart. NJ. d., Ind.
Stewart, J. H., N. Y.
Stoll. o. P, N. Y.
Suother. w. d KY.
SturT, II. J., Ohio.
lSwaney, A. j.. Tenn.
lice, l. N. Y.
ITillepangh. j. NJ, N. Y.
ITwyman, w. c., Ky.
Und-rhill. w. h, n. Y.
lVHh Horne, A, N. z,
.Vssser. y NJ Ala
lyordy. J; h, y. 3.
Walker, J N. B.
MsTd.n, D 5 KY.
Wasbburn, $. b., N. Y.
Whitesell, 6. L., Pa
Whiitemore, +. j., Mass.
White, Z. P, Ky.
Wiley, j. w , Pa.
Wilson, J. Y Ky.
Williamson, 7 w. c., Ky.
Willsher, I. H., N. Y.
woodward J A., VI.
Worcester, l. Mass.
Worlhington, ID, r.. Mass.
Young, J. D.. Me.
Total, ll6.
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MORE Mock AUCTION SwINDLING.1
young man named Samuel s. Fitch Of While Greek ".
j., while passing through Waltst. Monday last, was
attracted by crowd of dozen persons about Auction
the of Peast be went into the store and
found the auctOpeer selling doz silk hokfs 81 30 per
doz; be bid on the lot and 1t was knocked down
10 him. He nett bid of card of gold pens with silver
cases. at 81 81 for the lot His next bid for gold
watch for $50 which. of course struck of 10 him He
settle. when a bill for the of bis purchase
made While this going Oh, several persons col
leced around the door and wanted The goods which they
had purchased One n particular who had purchased
the OF goOoe Mr. Fitch TO all appearance,
received his bin aud gave his check which already
drawn payment and the aueOnee 10 carry out the farce
gave the pretended purchaser his change After this pre-
ude ended Mr. Fiichs bin handed 10 him. ia it the
hdkfs put down $50 instead OF S. the gold pens
charged 81 50 each instead Of that amount Tor The
lot and the pretended gold watch charged $40 making
la all bill for SH Mr. Fitch expressed much surprise at
the OF the bill when the pretended purchaser III
teTeTed and said the amount that he had paid
for his goods aud also ssd that they would bring more al
auction again Perv persuasion and partly by threats,
he was length induced TO foot the bill Toe very 9th
ciOUs pretended purchaser then told Mr. TO take his
goods snd 90 with him Broadway and he could there
sell them again suction The two accordingly started,
ard soon brought up another swindng shop probably
branch Of the Wall ST. when te packages were
opened without ceremony and in a few minutes goods
which were charged in Mr. Fitchs bill at SS were
knocked of for OF that emOunt the sale wa then stopped
ard Mr. Fitch returned 10 the WasL shop where he was
Induced TO give up them his bill Of sale for inspection,
but could not geit back again. Finding he was done
for he bv advice made a complaint before Justice LO
throp Yesterday morning warrant issued, and the
officers sfteT. but did not succeed In finding them
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>. s.l.s,anh 10 ihe AsW.YOrk frlbuns.

.s- Magnetic Telegraph 0s.e., co., f''"'''' ava ''4'
rr For late and important Telegraph
a;.nstcbes see Seventh Page.
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John O'DosNKLL-Owing to the severe storm
on Friday evening Last, the Lecture by WIN. T.
ROBINSON Esq. at the Panorama OF Ireland, was
postponed till next Friday tomorrow evening
The Lecture, the exhibition Of the Panorama and
the usual descriptive Lecture by Prof CAMPBELL
for that evening, viii all be devoted to the benefit
Of JOHN 0'DoSNELI, who told the Judges. on the
trial of Smith o Brien, that he would rather have
twenty bullets through bis bosom than say one
word against the Patriot A Song written by
Eva the celebrated Poetess of Ireland, on the
refusal Of Dounell to testify will be sung by an
amateur, and afew remarks will be made by o.
DonneT himself We think these attractions,
combined with the object, win crowd the Minerva
rooms to morrow evening.
ET- Mrs. De Grand Val, alluded to in Mr.. Shan
mons note in yesterdays Tribune, informs us
that the situstion Of her family was missppre
hended by that gentleman. so far as It concerned
immediate want. Her husband and herself will
be glad to receive cork not charity they are
Young, able 10 work, and unwilling TO receive as
distance without rendering On equivalent In their
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AccIDENTs.-ThOs. Lacley, one o. !, .n iS.
100 ofbrg Caroline Eliza lypg al Judds wnsri, "a , s
seventh Wd fell from the mss'to me osI cbss a
ken up badly ujurseo And cent 70 he down Is Ful.
,onst on Tuesday afternoon, by stage ~ ~ n,
tgr.d he was taken 10 The residence Of US PNe
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Net Expense ~ Sl"0,Ol' ~
By this it will be seen that the total balance
to be raised by taxation was s2,47s.l74 4s-nore
than the total expenses of several OF the States
Of the Union.
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Anderson. ?. w. Ala
Ansmsn. A F., N. Y.
BabcOck. S. E., 8. c.
Banks, II. ~, n c.
Benhsm, B H N. Y.
Berkiey, II XIV.
Blackford, w. T., Pa.
Briggs. w. d Me
Briseoe, T. } T., Ga
BrifeOe, P. T , Ga
Bryant Y. B., n. c.
Busl, n. w, N Y.
ByTn, NJ. L Miss.
Camp, s., Conn.
CLARK. Z. 3 Ohio.
Coppedge, c. B N. c.
Cornvell. o. II Ga.
Cowen. NJ. w. Tenn.
Crawford, ID NJ, Pa
Creveling, w. s, n. J.
Cuu ninPs. a. l.. Mass.
Currie. 4. T.. N. B.
Davis, d c.. Ala.
Davis, J A. Fla
Demere, + II, Ca.
Deyo, A, N. y.
Doremus, R. o N. Y.
Ebersole, j., Ind.
Evans, J lnd.
Estsbrook, 8. H., Mich.
Terrell. l. c.. Ga
Fitch. w. r.. N. Y.
Forbes. W. II Ga.
Frame, r, N Y.
FriersOn r.. Tenn.
Gsddis, Z. F., Ala.
Gar shl. j.. Ga.
Owens, J. w, KY.
Colder, r. II N. Y.
Green, l. Y, Ky
Haigh, T. D., N. G.
b sckenheTg. @. P, Ohio.
Harris, W S. Ala.
Harris, Z. T., Ala.
HaEvell, r, Ga.
Hegeman, w. H., N. Y.
Hendricks, J O., Ind.
Hill, W. n, 8. c.
Hi1, c. w, Ala
Buison, T. w, s. c.
jenkins, G.. w, N. Y.
johnson, F.. P NJ, Ala.
Jones, ~. @ Ga.
Kimble, D. G., Ala.
Knight, J. W.,N. Y.
Lsmpley, c. b Ala.
LeflWich, w. D., Ala.
Lewis, @ w, N. Y.
Lindermsn, g. B Pa.
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-A man named
Ssmue Moulton was arrested Tuesday night charged
with maiciousy cutting and dsfgurng the paquete door
OF The Meodeen 50 Bowery. He was held Tor examine
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services. The publication Of Mr. shannons note,
however, il not to be regretted, since it brought
cut number Of friends, 18th abundant profrers
Of help and sympathy
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R~ The RoUssET sisters are Htill performing
to the delight of crowded audiences at Niblos
Garden. Tonight and tomorrow night closes
their engagement and those who have not already
had the qualification Of seeing them should not
fail to visit the Garden.
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Total amount Of public debt. 80. .S5,5243e7 50
OF the school bonds the Of $50 30 OF bears
per cent and the Of s6 800 six per cent
To his debt the State has the following resources
they could be applied to that purpose $500 600 ofsock
in the Bank Of Kentucky Of stock in the North
ern Bank Of Kentucky; $4,000 Of stock in the Bank of
Louisville and $4,000 Of stock in the Southern Bank OF
Kentucky; to which may be added $4,000 of stock in
the Lexington and Frankfort Railroad and s7ol2o Is
bonds the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad Com.
pany-making In ALL the Of 81 646 020 IS The State
has In addition 239 S stock in turnpike roads
supposed to be worth about twenty FIVE thirty to
the dollar-b besides her investments in rivers, &c.
The receipts into the treasury during the year ending
the 10th October 1851 including $e6s57 o. balance
hand 10th October 1880 s73s245 So; expendi-
lures, from lob October 1850 to 10th October 1851
s7as6Ss $o-balance in the treasury 10th October 1851
6o2 H. OF the foregoing receipts there was transfer
red to the sinking fund the OF s2147o 49, and to
the school fund, S14o7l5 81.
the liabilities against the treasury should not be In.
creased the receipts diminished the estimates Of the
Auditor shcw balance In the treasury the 10th OF
October 1853 Of the Of 4s0 all Of which except
the Of retained In the treasury will be trans
ferred 10 the sinking fund, required by law which
will increase Its for the year ending January
I, 1854 the Of slo5,iso. This would liquida.e
the supposed deficit in the sinking fund that day and
leave balance in IL Of ssloes l6 1t is apparent that
after the sinking fund shall have recovered from ts pre-
sent temporary embarrassment, Its resources viii be
amply sufficient to meet promptly the interest Of the
tire debt Of the State.
The receipts Of the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad
Company for the year erding the 10th Of September
1851, amounted to s4072le; expenditures s2esei; net
revenue s277,255
The collection Of tolls at the canal Office in Buffalo ia
each month d the past and present year to the LIST in
annexed
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creese tl<ooJs %
II will be seen that the whole Of this increase was in
the FIRST four months and that 1t great enough in
that time to not only offset great decrease In the last
three month"; but to show income about twenty per
cent larger than to the date in 1860
The Cincinnati, Hamiltos and Dayton Railway In an
unfinished state partially opened the 10th Of Sep
ember. It has been since that time in is unin-
ished condition, by two passenger trains q day No
freight train has yet been placed the road and there
has been very little travel through from sandusky The
business done the line has been altogether local The
earnings Of the road in this condition fer the ten days
In september, were s25T7 u.s. October 1888 satotal
enc month and ten days 1910 H. This income IL but
an earnest Of what the road will earn when in full ope
ration and It goes far to confirm the opinion heretofore
expressed that this road when finished and put IN com
pete operation will be Of the very best paying roads
In the United States
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IN PHILADELPHIA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL, PHILADELPHIA.-IM-
1v1 mense triumph and enthusiastic appro baton
fessor nderson the Great Wizard Of North
cord with grateful remembrance, most brilliant
receptions ne any country bees
statathat he will continue his Grand Drawing
tannent ct Sorees Nysterousos this evening every
evening until further notice. when he will introduce
and astounding wonders illustrative of allacy
cromaney, Demonolcgy and wtckcraft Doors open ~
performances commence o'clock Adittanoe 30 cents
ment every Saturday. Doors open 81 q commence 81
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Open EVERY NIGHT-EELLows' NINsTRELs, AT
- Feilows New Musical Hall, a. Broadway between
Gent corps Of talented and experienced performers
the sole management Of j. Follows. whose this
city for the pa.. year have been received with the greatest
ayor by the elite and fashion from all parts of the Union
Fellows Musical Hall Is of the and
ventilated buildings in the world Admission Doors
open At concert to commence ~ TX o'clock An after
noon concert every Wednesday and Saturday for the
eia accommodation offamilies con mencng ats o'clock Pm
HEALY's GREAT UNION PICrURE-TnIs ExuIBI.
tom At 66s Broadway will positively close Saturday
next, 18Th inst.
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- Cheapest boob ever pubiished-35O DID. and 100 dne
plates the Physiology Of Marriage the secret nfrmi
mfs and disorder, o. youth and maturity resulting from
powers enfeeble the natural feelings and exhaust the
es manhood With practical observations on the proven.
uon nd nervous debility local and oonsttu.
nSna weshne and all diseases arising from ndscreton
nsin and simple rules by which all persons cure
tnemtevee without mercvry-vth the suthors obscrvs
nons en- marrsge its duties and aud their
renecies-with eoorcd lithosrsphs illustrating the
temy yeology and diseases Of the reproductive organs
d both ceres their structures and functions n
tns msnv important hints 10 those conte plating mstr
mony rhch rill overcome objections AGAINST marriage
none however should take this step without FIRST
eonsntins Its pages treats OF all diseases Of females
whether married or single. Strangers who require medical
sc before consulting doctor ought 10 knov whether
snes eases arc and udeiousy created
~ their physicians and thus guard against the IMPOSITION
OF qnaokery 90 prevalent In cities DR. La Cros
legally qualified practitioner and has for years
devoted bis studies 70 the subjects Of which his book treas
Any rerstn sensns eents In letter post paid will re.
ceiye copy BY mall Eve copies for Address DR.
b La Croiy. IS Beaver street, Albany. NJ Y Sold bv
Burgess Garrett and sringer Townsend, 2I Broadway
New orb.
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PLAcys OF NArrvrry.-Unitsd States. 20; Ireland 50
England, Scotland Germany. l7i sweden L. British
knewn.6.
fnon-nespitai bellevue u.s. Penitentiary, Bsekwels
Island Luz attic Asylum, d. Il Rsndalls Island Ctr
Hospital. Alms House Bsssvsls Island colored Or
phan Asylum, IL Cclored persons.
Intermtn 10 returned from Wards Island, "a.
City Ipspsetor's once. Nov, s, 1851.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. GLovKR CONTINUES TO
" cure those oestinsts pretrsctet half cured, and
patched u eases that have baed the skill e the nerre
rens.d snd such az ESCAPE from ignorant
e rrsnIs are spprised that this city sbounds with spe
caI empyros preeneers, under hcHcious names v-i,h
French rronunostion, vho make estsvsssnt promise,,
guich cures srsnEers beware Of these aosor.
Ut u hss received regular medical education and h,.
connned himself 70 an once practice last
way, '"'s' hesS Dsoss
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MONDAY, Nov. l0-6 P. NJ. =
The stock market opened pretty firm this morning. at
quotations current at the close Saturday There was
not much activity in the street among stock specuators
and there disposition to operate much either way
The greatest interest Is felt in Erie railroad and the
bulls and bears coming quarters There
very bad shorts in this fancy and 1t would not
surprise us If there were more explosions ameng the
bears Holders talk pretty confidently about carrying
the stock to ninety say ninety i've and some are
sangune enough to talk about par 1t is fair fight as
1t now stands between the bulls and the BEARS and 1t
will not make much difference out Of Wall street, which
course prices take. Harlem continues unwarrautsbly
depressed There is evidently powerful party ct work
hammeng It. If the msnthy earnings are any criterion
OF the productiveness Of the company must be one OF
the best paying in this section Of the country
Norwich and Worcester does not move much either way
There anxiety the of holders to realise at pre-
sent prices The market, the whole is steady but
do not see how it possible for speculative movement
Of any importance to spring up at this the
year Nothing but abundance Of money, equal to
anything have had yet can give very great impetus
to the stock market There decided indications of
such plethora, and if it realized the margin for
in stocks will soon be covered.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port, to-day, amounted to $5sO95; payments,
S123,797 27-balance, $34i5 592 81.
Inc Farmers Bank OF Lancaster, Penn has declared
semannual dividend of per cent the Columbia Bank
and Bridge Co., per cent; the Lancaster Bank per
cent; and the Lancaster County Bank, per cent.
The receipts of the Morris Canal Company for the week
ending the LIST inst and for the up to that time
compared tn the corresponding period last year
follows-
MORRIS CANAL COMPANY.
Receipts for the week ending Nov 1s 1851. SO 500 81
CorresI ending week last year 1922 IS
Increase for the week ................... $905 SO
Iotslrecepts for the season. up to Nov 1881 g6H2 %
Nov. !, 1850, 750O6 IS
Increase to Nov l, 1851. S2l 265 "a
when take into consideration the fact that there
be been about eleven weeks less navigation this year
last this at the average of three thousand dollars
weekly receipts would have given additional income
Of thirty three thousand dollars which added to the
tus receipts would have made the aggregate nearly
hundred and thirty thousand dollars against seventy
FIVE thousand to the date last year. There are
about six weeks Of navigation left this season. which will
swell the actual income for the year to nearly hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars.
The quantity Of flour whe corn, and barley left at
tide water, Albany during the first week in November
in the years 1850 and 1851, was as follows -
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AGENCY.

W0RTHIN0TON @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practise law in the Supreme Court attend to
before Csngressto prosecute claims and settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards Of
procure at home and sbroadto obtain pensions and
bounty landsto collect debts dividends egSces and nhe
rAncet in any part Of the United States and in foreign
countries-to make Of funds
and on bond and morgageand to negotiate the
and sale Of loans lands patent rights any
eases coming to the United states supreme Court
thsa Place Osritoi M Washin m, D. o.,
will meet with prompt Atten tion.
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@ sOO REwARp.-JErrRIEy ANrIpOTE A sp,

BcOO cite mixture for the cure Of private disorder
IL makes speedy without the least restriction det
drnf. exposure, change in application TO business The
proprietor challenges single case which the will
not under the forfeiture % Eve hundred dollars
Pvt up in BOTTLES with foil directions ke 81 One bottle
lasts veek-msny are cured in two DAYS For sale nv n
III. Ring lN Broadway, and los Baysrd street New YORK
W. little, ltf Hanover STREET Boston; Wright a. Co
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NJ EDICAL..

NERTAlN CURE FOR CUrANEoUs CANcER-FRoM
sO 20 S3OO will be deposited in any bank 10 be "a p
ieited should any afflicted with cancer fail 10 IL
shsiee alter weeks treatment provided said person be
Nig ueured, " forfeit twice the more according
70 the case Apply BY letter. stating place Of meeting Boz
526, Post Office, New York, IVA
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SHIPPING.


vT,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITE sTATGs
i Mail Steamers The ships composing this line are
ATLANTIC, Captain wesa.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstook
ADRfATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships have been buis by contract expressly for
service; every has been taken in their
structon, slso In the engines 70 ensure strength And
speed and their accommodations for passengers
equaed for elegance and comfsrt. go. -
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool 80, ereu
svs use Of extra sine state rooms ss from Liverpool "
An experienced Surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
PRoPosgD DATES OF SAILING.
rpom rrw WORE. LIVERPOOL
Saturday, Oct 70, Wednesday, Oct ~,
Saturday, Nev g. Wednesday. Nov. "a
Saturday, n Wednesday, i" 90
Saturday, Dec. 9, Wednesday, Dee. ~.
Saturday, 30, Wednesday, I" -,
Wednesday, Jan. 7.
'" Tbwp K. c6LLI2gss CO., SO wan street. MI.
BROWN, sBIPLEY& co. Liverpool
Il. O, ROBERTs6 co, Is Kings Arm Yard London.
L. DRAPER, ia, Is Rue Notfe Dame dee VICTORIES,
Of these ships will not be soccuntsbs for sod
silver bullion specie jswslry precious stones metals
ess soflsdnF are signed ersfor and The value shsreo
thersin expressed.