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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15
TENANTS REGISTER.

broadway STORES TO LET.-TWO sphCIoUe
ID stores In tho building No. 500 Broadway between
and Houston streets and 90 the Metropolitan
Hotel and Niblos Garden Entrances will be made frorn
the street by iron stoops Possession ear
be had immediately and Of the other the st Nay FoI
particulars, apply, during the day to
SAMUEL s. WHITNEY. II Front street
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FULTON BUILDlNG AND MUTUAL LOAN AssoCIA.
ton-The fret monthly meeting, for the payment OF
dues will be held at Chatham Hall No Chatham square,
Thursday evening March 18TH the
advantages OF this Association all others will
rsrcd Come early and subscribe the rapid
y AIKEN $50 betng subscribed for at the meeting
TO those who desire to invest money prohaby and to all
persons OF fmah who labor living kls Associa
zion presents unequslled advantages.
Interest ut the rate off cent allowed months
dues or over, when paid advance
from tho association This entire feature in build
Ing Entrance fee 30 cents per share
dues w % par value Of shares $500; number Of original
Ladies call for the purpose Of receiving their pass
hooks and signing the Constitution at the William
Weed Vice President during the day. Wednesday, 18th
inst. - = -
Subscriptions will be received by the following
SAMUEL SOUTIfERDEN, President,
WILLIAM WryD, Vice President IS Bowery.
IsAAc AhrRhAF, Jr, Secretary 60 Third avenue.
TRUSTEES
Geo H. WALKER 81 Elisabeth street corner Hester street.
Isaac L. Devoc, 40 Eldrfdge street.
=. w. Whitney, "a College place.
II. McCollum, 40 Eldridge street.
Foster u. Williams. las Hester street.
Tobias v. Mumford, 20 Norfolk street.
Nathaniel Tcrpcny, 1856 Fifth street.
Ladies can subscribe 20 number Of shares BY avng
their names with any Of the above officers.
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M ANTBD-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w afituation as Chambermaid and Lsundrcss or as e
neral Houserworker Good city references given and may
he seen for two days, at No. 43 Vesey street.
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DART OF HOUSE TO LET-A LARGE PARLOR
anu 'front.' basement with privilege In the kitchen TO
let furnished, without board to small family Reference
given and required Apply at 5 Prince street corner Of
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HOTEL TO LET.-THE AMERICAN HOTEL AT
Jersey City to let situated tho Railroad Depot
and ferry landing Apply to George w. Edge, or Elmer
Granger, on the nremiscs.
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w ae,ts o,pbsSsnnwn0NpERfUL BARGAINS AT BUR-
ar.. wv cnvhp Dry Goods store, 1856 Walker street
large do DO ign wors cn 49, worth apiece
yards wide IA Cd yard worth eli do S ,;..n
ca apiece worth Be- 3d. fine linen towels Cd anssns snc
S a sr ,ns '|pe,hne esca Apsos yard
hectng do yard wide Cd yard BY Tho risce 49,, 80
perhne shectnr "a yards wide l0d is "a gents N
nen hdkfs Is Sd apiece, worth do, do sun.rTnn o.
Cd, DO. DO a. ladies' fine linen hdkIs L. apiece o.
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DANCING ACADEMY No. 40 GRAND STREET.
- fourth door from Broadway.-P. sARAcCO, pro-
1cssor and sole teacher known
new and Dances has the appr4e the
shonate public that all lessons will be
TO ~ him at any hour Of the day evening" and ladies
and gentlemen who will him their
fait of { he dances O tho Raloon. l-o -
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UCTION NOTICE.-GRoCERIEs IN LOTS no sUIR
"A the retail sroeorsTussdny. March 6 1t l0 eslsak
No. Dsy street :ornei u Green yioh street fr:af
nons' Kaisinr Figs Prun.. tss Coffee Sugar. ToSssee
rants, Pickles, Scales, Weights, &e. &c.
W. A. CARTER, AuetionSAr,
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ADMINISTRATION BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girls to Cook Wash and Iron, the other
A. CIambermnd and Laundress in email private family
The tett OF city reference given if required secn
For two days at 100 Rvngton street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Young woman Chambermaid, TO do genera
homework for small family. Has lived four years he
last place. Please apply at 90 Water street. Brooklyn.
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~ ENTLEMEH'S HANDKERCHIEF SToRE-0ENTI.E-
~ men in want of pocket handkerchief cravsts. &s
would do we'll TO step into 6z5 Broadway, they will ind
very large stock Of all kinds and at prices far below the
lorsd iorder Handt dc eaeh also one cnse Of
French cambria 81 ir Fronts, very fine and desirable
ID. EDWARDS II CO, 625 Broadway,
between Houston and Bleeckerstrsets
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young girl who understands cooking, ia willing "a
assist in washing and ironing The best city
DC given Has objection to the country or travel
with family Please call at III Washington street corner
Of Barclay, mp stairs over the store.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WO-
w man, who thoroughly understand s her bnsiness
situation NJ Cook in private family Tho heat Of
will BIO given Please call at 10 Essex street In tbo haze
70 In tho country N'~'' ~
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LOST, &c.

| I OST-LEFT, IN A FULTON FERRY OMNIBUS ON
~ Saturday 18th inst, by lady and gentleman who
aighted at White Walker street Broadway between 2
and 3oclock, brown paper parcel containing roll Of
black satin. Whoever has found the same, bring IL
to No. 23 of Varick and Beach streets St. John
| square, will be suitably rewarded.
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PPROACH OF SUMMER.
"A Geld winters gone and past;
Sweet spring has at last;
Though coy at first, like lady charmcp,
With time the lasse si grow warmer.
but with flowers, and leaves, and sunny skies.
Come feas and bed bugs roschef, ants, and aoe.
For Lyons Powders send
Them recommend.
III Egyptian plaques had all been nulSed
Had Lyons famous sntidotes been tried.
Powder and Pills--of Lyons stamp
Will make the rats aud insects tramp.
Depot for the sale Of Lyons Magnetic Powder, fwhout
ison) for the dostruc Of insects and Lyons Pills
Killing rats and mice, Mt No. lA Broadway.
nEPoT FOR CoSTARS CELEBRATED RAT MOUSE
- Cockroach, Croton Bug Ant Bedbug Sc, Ertermina
tors Is At Deuc Co.'S three establishments wis Park
Row. ISL Broadway opposite Nblo Garden and go Fourth
avenue, Of Twentieth street. Costars depot is
Broadway.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, DEC. O--b i NJ.
BRrApsruFrs Flour slightly favored purchasers The
days transactions reached IL 0t0 bbls Sour and super
fine No NJ 81 20 81 81 ordinary to choice State at
S50e34 So 81 superhne Canadian. in bond So 12H
So 1S24 mixed TO fancy Western at So 15 SIS 43 and
common TO good Southern at S. 43s SIS 62s per Dbl
$50 bbs meal changed hands at So 81 for Jersey
and 81 1875 for BraDdywipe. Wheat ruled firm. The
busnets 200 bushels good Genesce white part
at 81 25 10000 Canadian in bond. at 81 II 81 IA;
500 Long Island at 81 TO- and $500 Western red at
81 OF a 81 TO- Barley was inanimate Holders Of rye
asked, but did not obtain csc per bushe State and
Western oats commanded 81 u 53c per bushel Corn
varied little The operations amounted to Is 00 bushels
Southern at II &c., and mixed Western at 70 Soc
CoTrovThc sales were 10c0 bales 70 day, with dull
market, at Saturdays rates
Provisions. Pork tended downward Bales were
made Of 800 bbls; old PRIME at SIS % SIS 37h new
at sic; old mess, at SIS % SIS 37s and at Sis
671s Sl9 Green shoulders and hams in slack
quest, at and 10 10c per H. Sales Of $50 pgs lard
effected at l2lSc per Id New beef lees active
The sales amounted TO $50 bbs country prime, al SO
81; do mess. at SO SIC; Vermont do, OF sl2 SO Sl2
75 and repacked Chicago do at $40 rs Si3 So Some
200 bbls. beef hams were taken at SIS per 220 lbs
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On Sunday evening 9th inst, LucErE, wife Of James
Carman, Eco in the 9ist year Of her age.
The friends Of the families invited to attend her fu
on II ssr the TN NJ inss from the
The remains will be conveyed to Trinity Cemetery for in
torment.
At West Hoboken. on Saturday evening" December 4
GEORGE SHELTON. in the S7th year Of his age
The Of the family and Of his brother Jas Shell
b q ave 20 his
inst Carriages will be in readiness at Hoboken ferry at
half past IL o'clock.
and Mary Donovan, aged months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
O'Clock precisely from No $50 West Sixteenth street
near Eighth avenue
On Monday, Dec 9, Mr. CHARLES A. LLOYD, aged 81
The friends and relatives Of the family arc invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon, at CLOCK frsm No.
SO Duane street His remains will be taken to Green.
At East Brooklyn Saturday the 4th inst of scarlet
sver daughter Of Peter
On Sunday evening" Dec 8. THOMAS g. STEVENS, in the
aoth year Of his ags
invited to attend his funeral from the house Of his father
NO y West Twenty eighth street. Thursday, Dec g. at
na1i past O'Clock r M without further invitation.
Castle Owen Queens county, Ireland aged 70 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence N
First street at o'clock this day (Tuesday Her re.
mains viii be taken to Newark J., for interment.
Jersey City. on the 9th inst JOHN B. adopted
IS days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his fu neral Wednesday morning
half past o'clock from Bay street Grover Jersey
Yonkers.
On Monday 9th inst Of consumption, CArHARSE, wfs
Of Jeremiah Walsh in the SD year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral on ednesday sth inst at O'Clock
M. Prince To
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70. IN NM ss !: ss'4 l: ga
railway in Brssavsy T. Gem ceaaissss On streets.
a s:s..a canal a e S:1
their sRirs sasaai ball D.s.ss:s zss:'s:
RESOLUTIONS
Church It 4. the ss s
%usisa IN sixth a'sssa. 70 conSs:s on
BY Assistant Alderman woopwAnD..Thst . new side
NSn,som:s.y street To cSnmit.ss on Streets
pd s sna Eh Re
BY Assistant Alderman BnrAprs-rh.s orossw.lk b.
q; =
A.sissn ASsr1sn whsr.. the coumi.-
az ss S.s: .a
~ n pass sv. 'e
property belonging to the city, which rapidly increasing
Resolved That the advertisement for tn. sale Of the
By
BY Assistant Alderman amble setting forth
demsnds fae ity ~ nproyensns the ssrsss.
and accommodation for the market &c. with the following
Resolved, That application be made to the Supreme
thsras stree. tsen,yavs on the west side shrash
the %
msoner be presented he supreme Court for confirms
communis ation-rro@ tho Street Commissioner, with
lon M snd q rs
Delaney and Stanton street Ie Committee wharve
oths Joint Committee on Street. and Ro.d1n favor
Bower or near the south vest corner Of the Park
AasRsSs the FrssdS 1. Brown TAFT Nab
Beaton, Moeown Wright whesisn, Barker Rogers
stores il, sss.sss Tsa
the same BY the FOLLOWING vote
,as ms
MeGSyn gh wheelan Barker Rogers
IF repair. Engine company No. Aaopssd BY Tie fol-
Risg, Valentine EeConiey-is.
felIsvDs ass.:smsns lists appointing
spring to the q vandam IN
~ S svenne from point abogt 100 feet south
ane S to .; asS1 loo feet
rom Mott Boxe.y 70 point ! near
Grand to Spring street. in Thirteenth feet
tenth street for r.vng Broadway seventh avenue
and for aging
Tseh street between the tenth and Tad
& n r
aSo By TN os%as
Benton MeGeyn Wright Whaeian Barker, Rogers, Ring,
OF Committee Fire Departm.n.-To concur to erect
On ssPais bills
Wsrds Adopted by the following vote
oBIien Rosman Bresaen Wesdsard We Andsron
Bonton scSown Wright Wheelan Barker. Rogers. Ring,
valentine Acconkey' v.o,,--ou.
BY Alderman BARKEn-Presmbi' setting forth that the
that the amended charter provides that
neither board shall adjourn longer erod three
that doubts eiss to the from
tbs an to Monday sth Nov being more than three days
I ra hs S
OF Aldermen since said adjournment Of 4th, with
and report whether adjournment made in ascord
anee to the legal meaning AID intent Of the fourth section
ANY
said Board Of Aldermen nbteqqent t. said adjournment
for their action. Laid on the table.
FROM HOARD or ALDERMEN.
permission lay railroad through the Ninth ave-
nue. and other streets To Special Committee on Ninth
Report in paying Benjamin Pesss services
IN the department. Of Streets and Lamps To Com
Assistant Alderman Woodward in the chair.
ReIors n favor Of granting to Jacob sharpe william
ard Others, The privilege Of laying down working
railroad in BroadSay and whitehall State street
tanvile.
Various otions by thu President and Assist
ant Alderman McGown and arker in amen dments which
yote
Afirmstve-Afsistant Aldermen Brown, TAFT Mabbatt,
NEGATIVE The President, Assistant Aide :men WOODWARD.
The Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon at
oissA iiVi" 'ne 1'iA'' IrDwApp SANropn C,arL
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Telsgraphic Reports,

INV UELTAN5i DEC, b-~NOOn
Cotton 10 In active demand Already e0oo bales sold
at still lower prices Strict middng 10 at 8hs
NEw ORLEANS, Dec g. 1857
. The market for Western produce Is heavy owing 70
tbe nigh rate Of feghts Flour has declined Csc The
ss TO day have been 30c0 bbs Ohio at 81 49, Corn u
Gun az Doc. OF prime bacon rides there none IN
market. Mess pork $40 sip SO New lard in bbls
lie &c. Whisky, DOC. Rio Coffee 9,Sc Hay. Csc
CHAnbssTos, Dec. e. 1869
The market shows change
CHARIEsroE, Dec G, 1857
The sses OF cotton 10 AZ amounted 70 100 b.lss Al
range Of ~ CSC. The msrkst ia unasie5 byt thgs
Il nc quotable change
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WARNING TO PASSING rs.--Mr. West of the Treasury
Department politely relieved of the burden of carry
ing his portmonnae at Baltimore, on Saturday night
AS contained treasury draft to hs order for eighty
five dollars not endorsed brokers and bankers might
we'll be The look out for the detection of the thief
Unfortunately, about seventy dollars In gold went ths
same road, but that Is a " gone case' no doubt.
Mr. Vests account of the manner in which he
supposes the robbery Effected is somewhat curious
In quitting the omnibus which conveys the passen
gers from the Washington to the Baltimore depot two
apparently very bu,y searching for something
under the nearest the door Of egress and managed
TO obstruct the exit of the passengers who naturally
pressed forward usual in order to the best
seats In the Northern With such desire upper
most in their thoughts the most wary
lose sight for the moment Of their customary caution
and the pickpockets collected the prettiest kind Of
crowd for their operations On explaining the matter to
Mr. jeremiah Smith, the very obging conductor (who
offered to furnsh Mr.We,t with whs money he wanted
be very narey observed that II the only he
had beard Of tLst night Night before last sir there
less than four unfortunate individuals similarly
intrudeG upcn.m
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On Thursday morning Nov. Is in Trinity Church By
the Key BENJAMIN Hsight, DID,, MI. HOWARD ResIH-
SON to Mies EMILY 8. GRuBB
On Thursday, Dec. 2, by Rev n y. Peass Mr.. WILLIAM
GoRMAN to Miss MANY 0AoE, both Of this city
y, By the Rev. A. J. Fennel Isaac g. HArrrrLp
formerly Of st. John. N B.. to KAYE youngest daugh
ter OF the late John Perripe, ESQ
On the LIST inst ut Walnut Grove near Morristown n
u BY the Rev Joseph Murray. THOMAS CLAYTON Coz Of
Elzabethtown N j., to Miss HARRIET EDNEr STILES Of
the former place.
At SistersyDe. Virginia Wednesday Nov II by the
Rev. Dr. Wadei, THOMAS JEFFERSON McCov, ESQ to
all OF that place.
In Brooklyn, ON the 25th ult, by the Rev Mr. Bacon
MT THOMAS AIThIpeE to Miss MARY Beck, both Of Ira.
lee County Kerry, Ireland.
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MEDICAL.

nR CONVERs, AUTHOR OF "THE BEACON, OR
H. Guide from Youth to Manhood, continues to admins
the afflicted In all diseases Dr. Converts celebrated
Invigorang Cordial, for debility, weakness, &c.
ofiees Nos So Third avenue and is Chambers street.
bottle; three bottles for s. Sent 10 the country
DURE VEGETABLE EXTRACT-DR. MoRsEs INV
gorating cordial DIR More's invigorating cordial for
genital biity mpotercy, ncontinence &c. The acton
ishing v c has attended this
for oes Of masculine energy physical laude and general
proration of the Of youthful indis
orc ton indulgence Of Tx passion rpe years renders
ishe mott valuable preparation ever discovered in fact
remedy for the above oplains IL stands unrivaed
and alone. There is other reliable remedy or anyhat
has Automatically received the sanction of the ~
medicine s oompos as been tested aud ts virtues pro-
claimed by the highest Of tho faculty. Of
Paris, and the chief cities Of Europe well 40 y
nent physicians In this couasry IL 10 ths ony ~
tai plysi 60 long sought never before I'M
only agent that sdmni1er TO mine IN
remove all affections depres ION
capacity to stgdy business loss II nssety e. win
Tho Appetite rsr health Of those who have
destroyed IL bv or evil prachcne Lss
been aid by some that disorders OMISSIONS c wore
inouEablo. This, however, 10 not sho iSsS'
TESTIMONIALS.
No navspapsr would hold thu many csrthcates snd ss
the proprietor were We at liberty 20
p few Of the many thoueanS oorsoasos received,
being az liberty TO publish them;-
,rr rAoTs TrENsrLvys.
rear ,rbot nc celebrated and distinguished d.. WOOD
WIRD oJthe Mossochasetts Insoae Hospital, sop Off,
Doar sir-It rvos pleasure 70 inform you that one
Of my patients while 10 Boeten procured some OF your
oordaI which no tells he has taken two wcsks which
ms ho has nothai aengs emission, wia before 10 haatv'
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Marine Affairs.

THE DISASTER PnoT Boar YAsKEy Mr.. John
Nike of the rescued pilots of tho i'll fated pobcat
Yankee lost, with four of her crew, Friday night
last states that the wind fresh from the eastward
with heavy on, at the time of the disaster. After
the two yaws launched, line made fast from
to the other to keep them from separating, but
owing TO the boats rolling in the trough of the It
obliged 10 be let 60 Shortly after they separated about
10 NJ their boat hove.to by bending the bottom
beard on TO the painter to act drudge ct the same
time keeping her head to the sea with the The
missing boat the smaller Of the two and contained at
the first Mr. MKee in addition to those lost in her but
she being considerably overloaded Mr. Kee joined the
larger one which fortunate transfer saved his life.
DrfARrunE OF CALIFORNIA STEAMERS THE U. s. NJ.
steamship Georgia Captain Porter and the steamer
Uncle Sam, Captain Mills both for Aspnva left yesCsr
day afternoon with large number Of passengers.
THE STEAMER souTHrRvER Capt Foster, from Charles.
ton arrived yesterday morning, bringing US files Of
Southern papers
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HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL, DETRoiT.-THIs HOUSE, THE
IN largest most elegant establish nen west OF New
York Ia Kept by rELLEkS BENJAMIN formerly Of tho
Montreal House, liz the city Of Montreal
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aARIVImE n106.

ALMANAC NEW yoRK-rHu DAY.
sun afsEs... 1890. Is Mocs RISES. morn nc ~
SUN SETS 80 HIeE wArER... o. s.
AS~ Owing to the great length Of the eoal documents
and the of advertising patrons columns
obliged 10 omit the Of the passengers who
sailed in the steam ship Uncle Sam and Gsorgs besides
large unit Of other valuable maritime news We shall
endeavor to give all to. Il o.rov.
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SEIPPINa.
LOB NEW oRLEAEs, pIRgCT.-THE NEW Deu3Ls
II engine eseamghip WILLIAM PENN, winthrop Sssas
Commander, viii lesye pier Esg river for che ssoys
port dircot Wedpestsy December al o'olook n
hhs ship elegsnt for Psssonsers Pns
cage cabin stateroom, $780, passage In eteersgs, ia
Eroisht Measurement goods GENTS PEE cubic foot
Shippers REQUESTED supply themscyee WITH snS
form Of BILLS Of ading other will b sgns4
They may had application The ooe Of the agens
and will ogred st he ofse prior 10 tho day Of sans
whom they will be signed board No freght resolved
BILLS eflsjne signed after u O'clock on Abe dg o. sssx
yor frOisSs or pss'sgo, appl2 On bosrd, o. 20
Agents In New oricans-Asssrs. NArka Thonsss ~
Matches ssrsst
LroR sAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
eide wheel steamship STATE or 0E0RGIA, Carl !!
T. Walton the United states mail will leave Phi
iadephis Tor ssvsnpah Wednesday the 9th inst At Y
O'clock NJ from the eharf above Vine streoh In speed
and In arrangement for tho comfort and
convenience Of this ship 10 unsurpassed, Fare
from New York or Philadelphia $25 steeragc, 81. The
State CT Georgs above every atern ate Wednesday
Agents In philadelphia Heron & Martin, No. 37H Nortb
Whsrves, In Savannah, Ptdoliord Fay n Co.
IyoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIoHMoND.-
T Tho United States mail stsanthip ROANOKE Il. Par
IRISH commander. will leave pier 10 NJ r., on Saturday Doc
Nh st3PM For freight apply board. aud fer pssnsge
W LVDLAN " PLEASAhTs. 90 Front street aoaE olaenp'
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LIMITED STATES NAIL srsAnsms oospANl

connecting with the Pacific Mail a1shlp Company
Wis Aspiny.i ana P.nsn.TIs spisnSid s.a dssS:
P::snssr esa T. Plss:.sy fss gi ~ sos q
the part Of the companies 70 send shsis psssengos
sssaa state resa sxss i.
as & s ~ %
rosa wharf xsplnvsi The Is,nnu.
:hs Sssi stats: mi isSS ~. xcsI
Rates Of fare from Panaa te San Francisco shs
Esss f. taso a Ss q I oo app
Ne. III wess street, corner Of Warren N. B.-Ship-
s y s .s a' e.
hours Of ten and one O'Clock 90 the day Of sailing
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
deterton on and splendid steamship
INlTsD STATES soO tons VIM G. Berry. oommands.,
pnwall, Navy Bay "Wednesday, January 9Th, at Pm,
Sp ~ss steamship Pana@.
arrival Of the ty shs United States for San
vessels for aton speed, and safety
s ON the Sbs
s S linz r M s No.
3 56SIs Ps sSHSsos CO. w ei: sss. agents
VANDERBILT LiNE-roR saNIFRANcIsCo.-oSLY
line giving tickets for crossing the IsshmgsThs
VII esTs from pisr No North liver a. soos ? Pm
on sGpf o ~ ssas S nc
Nioarngus transit route having but sweye miles Of land
sccomu odations and tation For Information
cage apply only to :. Dc H. ALLEN, agent,
pubic e cautioned ,n against she q
line. - :, 80 80 80 =
A UsTRALIs, PIONEER LINE.-THk NOBLE NEW
"A YORK built packet shp, BALFIAoak, b. korthup,
70 20 sixth sSip Of This line and pusosusiy on s
Il il well tno.s hs ,he New York baiii psote, SHIPS
are he and neetsss Ia the world The Bal.imOrs
her superior fitting up. tosethsr with her
extreme height between decks (Sx fst and her superior
YET been dospsossa for xusrss surgeon and proper
attendants provided the in which the shps 81 h
ssaided over 81 others higher rates.
NV NV c SHIha $ls Wall street..
b. srLEEDIn CLIP
hauled down TO pier East river to take in the
mainder Of her freight few more IAN be ac
esrY apple T. made on board pier East river or TO
BUTLER BROTHERS; l6S and lib South street; or 30
A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE OF MONTHLY PAux-
T. pier y Eat rysE hs az S eSo viii hss
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STEAMERro ovERNoR FOR sALE.-TnIs FINE
aide route for Jse Cunningham ESQ., is six old,
and Of the following dimensions viz feet long rs feet
was aads at Tie Phoenix foundry and has ro oysdor
sna u feet reLe boiler about twenty swo months cldays
R0n ard will he sold iCw 70 slsso nor fTrsas
'D'''D' '''' j. T. WHITE s CO., 81 cOsnsiss clip.