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sourIt.Mpron ASp eITMry- stcamslir Washington
George Billings, OF Oneida comfy New York; Benjamin
JACOB 81 New lorh II Pankmain OF Charleston Micha3 il
Eorfls, q New OH; asoh Of Philadephai Eoar
q Csnads; Wener Of New York; ERward Seymour Ms
Seymour and inient Misc Emma teym0ur. Nss Fanny SER
cur ana Miss Mary Seymour, al Boston; Eohlhon Of
New orsi Hugo Deacon, Of Germany; Gust Narmstein Of
rev for Ma aeynos and chid do John elk Of Phila
CHARIrSToN-Steamef Unou-Dr simpson ID,
Norman, Col Wilcox Rafael X Darthoid. Jhtneo Al
irya Charles Rahsdu, Frederick Eohl. John Hunter A
Shin Clark, m Muhroe. a Gilehrst, Louis Ducor
Hepburn, l. } Brow Jno JOIN, A kice A Emanuel.
IeFsni John Bennett, Hamilton, hr Dizby, Harrey
ado. E0w J. Bnckty. Thomas Brett, Edward Wilson, X
swodn Vim Perry, lady. infant and three children. Hr
Miller az ohild Goojin, Stevens, lady and child
sldrop, Hobeltire. Mr. Lowering Mr. sandy John
Eoyd, Leonard Brown Mr. Reed Mas Washburn Mies
II Hudson, two Muses. r. gers, u Fellows Thompson
y Coleman and LADY, Charles Wood, Frederick Wood
Miss Wiholmina Ilornc. charles Erwin. Joseph Draper
VIM Mott, Sttnoheu. Mr. Scheelc. Thomas Drady Leo
uard, Phillips. Mr. Thomss, Mrs nolgar, MIS- Van
PIKE, Mrs J i.oekha1t, ATa Beknap, Mrs Anna Temp
.sAvANN.T- Steamship rlorisa-H Rugsles Fred Hsbe-
ehsm, Ch.s Holman, c D Oak. l. MeCre.dy and lady
Mrs kunee, two children and servant C.lyen Day and
lady, Baker pnnham, Mrs pay, Miss Cawine
sni;h and lady. II Brown, q w Adams. Chts Roome,
ii LSone, Ryefeon and lady. Rev Klein, Ann. NJ Drag
DON hiss .sna Ryau. window, Foreman, Mrs Pasttr
con. j. Folsom and lady, ID scrsrton, CASTOR, 8
Gric John wood, 7 IL Pengelley, Chas Washburn-23
Steefase.
NoRioIR. &c-steamer Roaro ke-John l. Drew wilism
II Shepherd Henry Hsshinc. w Uoyt, White Geo
Lees Mrs Lees and child Igaatus Feeney Mr. Bpus Thos
Htves Mrs Hcwes Geo Denton. Mrs Dcn.on Miss Sarah
Loefe Mrs Johanna Hulst Mrs Pine, Brs Popple and
Roscoe and lady, William Gilbert, Mrs w Lavender and
daughter, & @ Bogert-3 "a in the sseersBe.
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Tslegraphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON, Jan VI.
Arrvcd-Ship Daniel Webster Liverpool 2fth Dec thas
experienced heavy westerly g,les bark janice Stewart Pa
lorno; brig j Godfrey, Sai;illa River o..
Clesred-shp Rcebuok tnew San rrsncseo bsrks Man
River Plates Helen, Mobile; John Duyai Baltimore; br q
Curais Civilian and Il Whipple Csrdenas; schr Hsny
Curts Washington, NC.
GALVESTON, Jan To-
Arrved-Batk Montanh kYork.
In port-ship VIM wharton Gates for EYork in days.
AsFase.railo schT Wrn Hazard, for NYork.
hEwPoRT, Jan 81.
rArrved-Briy klizsbs.h, Emery, WILMINGTON, Nc, for
Boston scbrs Money hls Eldrdge Portland for Ffork
Julian, Snow, Jonespof, for nyork nss Wright. Jones,
Cold Spring for Nrotk BAKER BAL, WHeet for ViIgnia
proreeT oItafio, Chase, NYoIk for BoJon pub In Tor
hatbor,
sailed-Brly Tofno, Mttsna for Syoik
6Phln pors the arrivals OF tay aad .hose previously
rcpoited.
PORTLAND, Jaa 90
hrriy,dsohr Mohawk, Jacksonville 81 days COR Boston;
Put in ia dtfess uh sails apl!t ana crew sst bsten.
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invited to attend his funeral! from his ats redsnc No
IS kldriase sreet this day. at II O'Clock prssssy

invited to attend his funeral from his as resdsnce No
SO E,drdye street this day at IL O'Clock precisely
London papers please copy.
On Saturday morning, January 81, Of typhus fever,
DALpwi, Dx, son Of John A. and Uathal.ns 81 DIX in
the :3t year OF his age.
The frier IL Of the deceased and thoss OF his family
fully invited TO attend bis funeral q. Trinity
Church to morrow mornng At 10 O'clock
On January 30, Mrs MARr LAcoUa, 81 agsi 80 years
born in this city in l7t9.
The friends and relatives of tbs family are respectfully
invited attend her funeral this DAY ut O'clock from
the residerce Of her grandsOa John Lscour No l-s
Stanton rtYest Her remains viii BE- iatssrei in the New
York Bay Cemetery,
On Thuredsy, January 30 VIZ Willis eysd 81 wears
The friends or the family respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from his
late residence, No 1872 Twelfth street Tbs memors of
Grand Lodge Of the State of New York aud his Ma
sonic brethren generally, are invited to attend
In West Neck. Lf on Friday, January "a ABaA4,N
yas W,eK. In tine s5;h year of his age
The relatives aad friends Of the family are invited 70
attend his funeral, to morrow morning ut III o'clock
from his late residence without further invitation
ON Saturday January 81 ELIZA, wife OF Enoch Morgan
Esq, aged "a years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral to morrow afternoon AZ
O'Clock r IN her late residence No AL West street cor.
Of Bank street, " ishout further invitation
On January 80, GEORGE WELssLL, in the 69h year OF
his age.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence No I0 East Twenty fifth
street to morrow afternoon at half past clock His
remains will be taken to Greenwood.
Cincinnati papers please copy
On the evening OF January 81 W ". ARMsrRoSa, in
the 18th year Of mis- age former proprietor OF the Bank
Coffee House
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


JaTAitat January l2-Eiour--1be sales have been
confined 70 small parcels and al Effected at 26s Cd.
2s al which prices the Article is readily procurable
The stock is ample MesWe report sole Of 100 bar.
rss a. lss BiceCarolina Is In ample stock aud moves
easily al lis. per 100 lbs Dread--Watsons plot and
crackers ate moved In modeToe lots 3. lis 2cs per
bb regpectively-othsr brands are taken Of l5s Iss
Home made commands Ia. Els Butter-hmercGn
has declined. and has btcn moved AZ ~ Lard is in
very large supply with prices tending downwsrds The
lste sales az u. per lb Can9iesThe stock hss
diminished to q large extent, and holders are Grm at
o.. al which rate somC parcels q Cooks have changed
hands S1ap-The sal,s have been OF no import ance
Whatever Po-l-Nes'. full weight is moved az CTS
the tales Include 30 barrels Philadelphia inspected
We have net heard .thrg Of prime Beef
We quote Halsteads at a., and Smiths at l5s
TO tts per balf barrel Tongues0x are abundant and
unstable Pigs ase scarce and wanted The light
stock lrecluas any other than the all trans
actions Hams generally arc inactive American at
81. "a per ID Oil--Cod has charged hands at e
ej., and lsrd a. o. rer gallon. salt-No operation,
haye tra1splged. Tobacco--Cayenaish Cd per ID and
leaf At 49, ? 52s FER LOG lbs Both description. are
plentiful Corn j. tcaSce 500 bag have been moved at
% Ca Per beg CheeseAms fican Is in very abundant
supply no sales have tsanspirea Lumber White
pine mar be quoted nj s2s sos according to assort
Een, white cedar shingles moved at 10, 22s per
1910 Golu-American gold I, in limited inquiry az a
nominal premium Exohanges-0n New York, mer.
chants bill! 60 days / per cent premium,
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ThcatIIfal and nIusirAi.

AsToB PiscE orlRA Hot TO morrow evening Dopi-
zettyrc tragedy Of Marie ii Rchan vii be produced
With splendid cast-savi Ricardo Bsneventano as
Enfico, and Ste fanone Marie Il VIII also be recoi-
eceo that the prices reduced 10 Atty cents to the
tace nis end nrst circle AMI twenty ave cents 20 the
anphthea,Ie
BowrRy THrATRE This spacious and elegant estsb
shnent has been doing excellent business since the
production OF the splendid drama Of Paul Clifford II
has been placed the stage in esceedr ely credit
able manner and is likely 10 have a long run Il will
be repeated again to MORROW evening toy ether with
the very popular dramas Ct the Adopted Child ami
Richard Of the Lion Heart
BaoApwy THEATRE We perceive by the bills or this
foYe1e Thespisn emple that in consequence Of the in
ntnse fucceis Of the grand operate drama Of Paul
CLIFFORD Mr Collins has determined to pzoong HE en-.
gsgeeut or another week in order % crafty the
les q the public To witness It. wi Be repeated to-
morrow evening. with the farce eltit.ea THE
Guardian Angel
mos orrRA The Artists Union company appear
vsrni with cast that will be to draw an immense
suaieLce Eignofa Bosio, egnora Rose Devries. and
Virginia whiting with signori Baliali Lo!ai Sanlu
Iico, enl Colstti as the Leading features,
Burrows Tur,TaE This popular place Of emusement
vas crowded e lat week With dishtfa. and
tAuissc audieroes The comedy Ct the * Dad to Ruin
PlsciEe Lester. Bland Mr. Hughes and his, Hill in
TIC leading character The excessively laugh ole farce
d TIE Mummy IN which Burton appears. Will liz tie
concluding feature.
N4TtovA1 Tu1.7rr Novelty = quite tie order IF the
day at this theatre. Last week " bad III ana Mrs
Williams n several new pieces end The house crowd
great trage3an Mr Booth il TO appear il his celebrated
pant Ct lego IN Shakespeare tragedy 9! 0thelo Mr.
N. 3, GA De ? q cpate the part Of Otheo The
e-ce q 'sBsil9Nel Policeman viii terminate al.
A@TSicAN Mc8yH The great moral drama oi The
Iotte ia destined t. have q very .0nS rnn at this e.
Enlistment. Last weeE Il attracted .arge atsenb ages
ind Nas received With much euhusssm ii Will be PER.
formed sgain 70 morrow evening. with the farce OF
cr'nson Crmes" IN TIE afternoon viii BE- given the
comedy q "a Dsy Wen Spent AM the face q the
Man With thcSarpet Bag
B.wrsy Cfrcts-The euus,trian entertainments An.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STocv SAFES


P4IAnFI pHIA January 3l-Frss Bosra-s2go City Gas
6s lul 81 shares Coal Company, TO- $500 Reading
Railroad ,nds az ~ $500 City Railroad o. leJ, i9j
shares Reading Railroad s5wn 3 100 dc, 3 $1,000 Penn
sylysnia 5s or; $500 Reading Railroad Bonds 75 COO
6 lgg 70 shares Mechanics bank, 3 60 Girard B.nh.
b. j.. 20 Union Canal 1854; 600 heading Railroad b5wn,
sa: After salessl0O Pennsy ania Gs 100 Il 5000 Read
ing Railroad o. 90 30 200 aorris Canal IA 30 Allegheny
Coal Company, l 10 do, Ia 50 Long Island Railroad
go ReadiDg RAILROAD s4s: SECOND B,aidS0e0 ReaiGg
ssiosd Us. 20 16 5000 Scluylkil Navigation 6s GS IN
efest 81 " ~ Pennsy vania Bank ~ North Amerie
~ ang Isl; - Mechanics Bank 3D Philadelphia Bank Ice
Lont Island Railroad "a; III Harrisburg Railroad 49, 80
Reading IA lrosd, g "a 40 do 81 After sales-ln0 Read
ige Railroad 6e. T6l: Coz schuyik Navigation, nteTcSs
fi ~ Reading Railroad Is 1000 a., - go Long I.nd
Rai road, "a, llg Seauy XIII ayigaii9a, lst
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Puasrpr,rs Arrived.

ST THOMAS AND BraMUp1-S.eam chip Merlin-J Wash
inyton, Del from Bernuda 10 tho Br governments; Fu
lace ,lsdy md dsushter; CspsJ purnell, 4 poyen
LoNDols-Packct ship Lon dou-Capt II Williams, G
Wood hroJ B leid yiss By f.ld Miss 81 ei, John
Parker, Mrs Iall-l7 in the STORAGE.
PoRI Al PRINcE-Brig Isabella Reed-M l. dc Pradile.
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IHR PoPE SENDING BLOCKS o. MARBLE r0R The
WAul.G1ov MostmlSr Ill e. said that the Pope has
directed two large st0nesihe one 20 - taken rem the
thriol he other from the ColiieumtO Be prepared ia
Tome. aud to he presented by bin & the Washington
Monument row being erected II the Gig q Wash
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Y. s. srPREME CouRT. Jan, ~ Andrew IIan,eu
Is of Georgia ami Antonio Artelis e. of n H. were
nd lifted attorneys ar couDseors u this court No
qsMyra Cleik Ganes. appellant vs. Richard Ref = a.
The argument q this cause va continued by Nj bun
can for the spptllees.
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On Monday January 70 BY the Rev Mr.. hrmatage
Nj. EATHsNfEL 4 NrT1 n Miss Many CLARKE daughter
of w Clarke al! Q. this city.
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vT,uRoUeH TICKET WANTED 10 pUR0ussE-A
frss ,abn ticket through 70 Ban Francisco, by the
ChsareS Mica ge a. sail frOm hcTa until thc 1874
OF Tebrusrv hppiy ~ No 20, living IIopsa from 10 10
.'s,,sh, e, -, 49, -. .e!ss., \, n,
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49,. 49, ~ lhh ~ .hIoAf so X T. 49, - ~
eate rtMcn q Michigan has 1urirg the last vear cot
.5eng ~ tie ic.ost Ct TIE agent sz saClsa1d ious
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MEDICAL.

MEDIcAL-No CHARGE TILL CURED.-DR. NOR.
1l rson from practice Of thirytwo years. certain
diseases whou. mercury, and three days
Debility frem the imprudencs yoush no Invariably
The victims OF quackary may cali him viii. edTaatayc
See his London aiploms u his private os 2oi Fulton
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IHlRcH blRtto The new Lutheran church. AZ
heps'on ~ nearly conn -tet vas to.sliy DESTROYED
~ tie on Wfaoests! nth. Ias-... =. e. ol
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rg1Hx PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL sIEAh.
sbp Company intend running their new sbeamshps -
sailnwgs- PHILADELPHIA.
Ma ~ -. Thursday, Jsnrsry rs
Nix ~ ai.svos ........ =. Thursday, IAg0h {
Sikyei Eanehestor. .Thuraisy. A&Reh -
IfyERPoors
ct.y az Cl..sov .'......,...... Weduesfay Feb'y /
gisg q. Van 5heatrr .......... "Wednesday F.h'r. ~
Passage from Philadelphia, in saloon ttsleEs0ms So liz
fore oshio 80. FOR freight or pafs.ge sppiy 20
TBOaAg RICHA RDSCH, II Exchange pia0e, ". r.,
ofNo.9 WAlnut ssrgst illGacp hs.
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aamryInE ENoE.
saossment n OF the Ocean 1T

PORT or NEW YORK, JAN 81, 1867.
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EEltpPLH0.

NOR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAg-
ehip ARCTIC, Ctpt james c, Luce This steamer will
dapars with the United ntaeB Aa Europe positively
saturday February .. IL o'clock n, from heE bsrsh
tho foos OF Canal street. Nc berth secured tl pai
io For freight passage having unauAled aceommod
tions for olcgsnce End comfort apply TO EDWARD 4
CiFIC viii suooeed the hrotlc srd sail February 2is
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NCCTOR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CUHFa or
~ delicate dsesses Corner Csua street. and
Per better the uncysunat rsa themselves than 70 any
OK the ignorant hurbugs Dear not 10 10
have 20 come o. sst Then viii be Rraaed beyond al
anticipation 70 aud yourself better in ,versyfoar hoqrs Ia
~
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MO fEF TILL UURSp.--DR. CoHBnTT, 10 DUAan
sreos nay Do consulted eon1ien,sly she sfsss-
ms q delicate dsoaSe1 T9ansToBo prachos ezaa
bs ~ O. 20 perform speedy snd permanent ouos sad
Gems ceets removed in lev daFs Dr. O. hiss attained
emnencc in Mis- branch OF ,o profession seoonito none n
At.eEoAy sl ~ need OF medical sufsiaAl aid mas
Apply wth sanity o. heug honosAbIv do1t yiAb r.
q. 10 a nbog OF TAO New Yotk University,
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~ eess-Au former experience exceeded -lnnunorahs
ode' progress krough their several terrible stages n spo
OF the ordinary treatment 5Us Dr. Wsgi by h!s voadsfal
preparstions arrests AL rttansiroouRy Slight affections
wholly oured In day those disappointed by humhuyv
have conception of tho ceorisy v,h Oh
d Hro4 Iva ~'~~~'
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nR. COOPER, "A DUANE gTRFET, HAS FOR THE
" sst twenty years enjoyed tie extensive practice
IN private dioeaGts OF ury medical IN Nov York lie
can cue tho most aggravated cAs Of th, disease, aud
mud eases Cured n two days DR. Cooper eaA cure
votGt iotmin iron 10 tgs weo-ef on al
debility, brought by habit INDUCED in by Young
men VnS when too frequently INDUCED Ia bests dys
Iept woakness OF the lmts and email OF She back coa
ius5n Of che intellect and aversion sooasv prt,at
GRE guaranteed in cash case ohsrse. B,SIsgI
d.. =. ass~s,s~, aAye ~. ls.. EGsns ssrsek
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mn IARNonr. nURasoN. y. r. sonI arY. ARID r. p,

FHN0 THE DIShPP0iNTED.-DR. WARD CAN BE or
sdiste service his tre atment rcmovipg
miserable pssiens from suffering and probable detection 10
safety and permanent Gecarty Ho gots daily did,
eua cases thai nave 9ehcd others Those coming 10 hin
FIRST icrtunate FOR iley cuyd before the bad
oucnees Of delay show themselYes No FOO and medical
book gsftis Oaloe, Canal strset QroadHrY.
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II IGnLY IAFONTANF 40 INVALID5.-AN INFAL
blo remedy fer those dopcr.bls debii,iss oeu1s.
auent seltAbn1e, incspaolsasng tho for business.
rooioty and stron be heard Of gratis bv address
m post paid, box 100 Broadway Post Office NJ Y. Poyaora
laborng dor these complaints especially those
paus marriage before Appl 10 Doctor rtps,s
what his preeusons mAy be- ehCna not fail
lu.be inform seon which will tne Oh sYs.
bic. Vino Ard money -
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INDIA 0UREEFI GOODS.

TFnH CONGRESS- PtGATED-CAuTIoN TO sHoR
D5nltrLea rninS that come unprincipsd persons are
Offering stio Gore e msnufaoturess Of my Psssns Con
Boos5, Rae by braing weaving India Rubboc in
nnoh ahir contraction expansion OF
the fabric with the spring. hig 10 given that mode
Of covering and combining brou8 materials with cords OF
India Rubber used in making Congress Boots is arcct
and positive violation Of pasent and whoever manu-
faotures ss tho Boots thus will be
outed for damages All who authorized BY mo 20
required 20 stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
ten all others and dealers are warnod
against hc they choose 70 be concerned n
ptng through their instruments 10 m5ead unauspcot
shoe dealers and Ihave for their n0r
NATION caused the opinion Of two of the most die ngghed
Patent Lawyers tho United States DO takenhorewith
rnbshed shall hold every dealer responsible where the
hanufs cturer is irresponsible HORACE H. DAY, Owner
Of all the Patons connected with Congrees Boots. N B.
Licenses granted st Is CORTLAND street. New York. and By
authorized AsnB throughout Tho United ST. except
Winslow, of Lynn, Mass.
LYGA have examined the letters Patent IL
sued 1pont Hyatt bearing date the 18th October Si0
Of opinion thai tho Of elastic made BY
weaving Gbrons materials which expand and oontrsot
binaton with India Rubber Springs, applied In the
Of Cater boots. 10 upon the r.
tent. New York April %, 1851. T. D. CUTTING.
DosroE, June l86I have made similar cxsmip ssioD
letters Passn above reerred w. and In Mr.
CusNnge opinion. RUFUS OHCAFB.
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HARPER,s NEW MONTHLY MAaAziNR CON-
Kcdeiphus-A FianeOnia story. By jacob Abbotl With
ions.
1bc Mounts TsrIens.
A Masked all as Vienna.
4 An ch G'rs'i Toy.s
kiapg Gsnerascnisn.
Tss,e Of Austrian Jsiis.
Who Knew Bear
Ky f Psiss FIJI II Honor.
ShIiSssm,s in Germany:
The Miracle 70, q Lie ,..,-,.
Shiiaaee.i Msuiea rSet sisaeo1h B,rsoss orew9int;
hett aeIiaiscsncc Of tho French Revolution. by May
The pIesm q tho Weary Heart.
New Llscoyeilee ia Chests.
Keep himsut
Esther IIsmmends Wedding Day,
NY Novel or, Varieties IN English Life. by Sir Edward
4 Brsoo Of Biuuders BY = Rowing Englishmln.
What do in the Acantmei
BsS ssss f AESs
chrSni 1 Of s Political social Lorsry, Artists and PSF
sonsl Ansra ~ Home sna Asrosd.
Immeri Of the univsrse No,hiagness Of She n.torsi
Universe IsoI alton ei WORLDS Gloomy View Of Schemes
rHdi,ors Bay ChAir.-Ths Hard Igin.r.-The Forrest
Morals in shs MctropongA Biz Of Paris -Lesaciss 20
Ediiors IsAxer7Rss asd oxl rlsa..-ao..l,sias on
whsa saTSo Deaf sns "a
as s,
Sweets in PsIis-someshing about China wisa promise
Literary Notices The Books Of the AonAh Original AM
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Of ps .y New svo are
which hoy win sSosys sesrs s in asyanGe o.
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popular form the privilege Of uslayins this and
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refer TO his fact simply their purpose TO spsre
speos rsins q The unpsr.eia schisved
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in The genius they display and rho sborsins BY
devotion interests .ad Of the y
work t.
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stu further the popularity and usefulness oil their
isops regularly seventy 'asH,,na
cIsasng rapidly and sseadly from month e month
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Der will contain IA octave pages in double columns Sssh
sscs saus ETsry
Der VII s9n,an numerous pcso C Of Suasns
everts. md impartial MOTTO portant books Of tho
and December.
Terms Magazine by Obtained from booksellers,
publishers throo dollars
wear or twenty Ave o,ufs number Tho semi annual
yolumee % completed nay bound IN cloth, at dol
lars tho musln by five cents each arc far
nshed by the agents or publishers.
The publishers will sup ply specimen numbers gatutousy
to ard will make lib raj
ments with lbem efforts in circulating the
They will also supply clubs liberal terms and mail and
olty subsorberB when payment 10 made to them in ad
yasce Numbers from cement be supplied
atany time HARPER BROTHARs, New YORK.
DILUTE. FLAaELET AND FITS. TAUGHT By
Alexander Kitd on reasonable terms. No objeotioR
10 10 10 a ren.lemsn's residence. ALEXANDER KIDD,
Musician SIS Forsy tn sire e in the third floor,
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PLACES NarTvIrv.United ss.tes 273; ireland, 70;
xnglsnd 81 sootlsnd l; Wales Il Germany. i3 France ];
Switzerland Il British Possessions In Eofth Asrica, Il
Poland, 1.
fRom-aospiai. Bellevue. O. Penileniia-y Bl.otwelrs
Island, q Lunstio Asylum Backwels island, Il Gandss
lBiand. g City Hospital 8; City PTson Il uolorei Per-
sons, IL.
Iatarmara returned from Wards Island, ST.
A. W. WHITE. Clay Inspector.
City Insractor's 0afos. Feb. 80 1859
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gHo1IafeaToE o. 5NHTHKs CONTINUES no
w praosa law IN ahe supreme uourtt stssnd osses
before C6ncsso ptoSscuto claims and accounts
a.anss shs Doph.tmor.o sad Boards Of enissorersse
procure pAn At home and Ahroadse obtain ponsons
ranccs In say psrs Of ,he United ssssos ana In iorciss
ooun kros Of fun<s Ia ana Stocks
and on bond And morigsge-snd 10 negotiate the purchase
and sale Of loans snd patent rights " osts Abe
sasos coming up ths Unscd supreme oouRt Ap
Esn. no Qassou Place 1kpf70s Gin. vss6aaisa a. q.
U1ll nnee M veouUN oAAoa1eSS.
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I2oR LIvsEPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM;
IL ship BALTIC Capt. joseph OomstockIhs steamer will
depart With tho Unsed States nAs Europe positively
baudAy March Al o'clock H. from her berth ~ the
Canal No berth secured m paid for. For
freight passage having ureqrsIed accommodations for
EDWAED K 00fLfNs s. co, 40 IS Wall street.
The etoauehp Arctic viii succeed the Baltic, ana sau
March
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TNnE NEW YORK AN D LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i Nail Stesmers-The ships composing this line Vie
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC Captatu Nv0.

AECTTV, Captaln
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRiAIIC, Captain Grafton.
These shJs having built contract expressly for
govern taken in their
struotonks IL ther strength and apeed
and their unequaod for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New Liverpool, In first
cabin, $l2O IN seond cabin. $40. Exclusive use Of extra
sire state rooms, $500
Trsm Liverpool TO New York, esq and f2.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
Mo berth M mai for.
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COAL.

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~ frssh from the mir es.-I daily resolving
quality Pesch Orchard Red Ash Of all sses family
Also White Ash COAL resorecnod from yard at - oento
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