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PassenRers Smiled.

BREMEN shin Washnrton -
John Preha Becker. lady child and
and servant from Pha; Green and lady Mrs Baker
Mrs Bentago Miss Ciementinc Kappenberg. Miss Boxer
lady. Peter Wthaus TW Edwards and lady York;
Ehrenford lady and children. MoK buchanan lady and
child Miss Hensing Eycrhard, w Els Iolberson
Mrs Hobbs England Gather and child Richards and
lady. Ed Fauquer. Junus. T Schlechler, Winter C
Schmidt, Knauer. n Casehades, Beekman, T ood
w Hone, J Robin. Wholcn, NJ Marishe d Yellor
W Markes c yoekman. Westhoa, Capt Helm. G W De-
yrien, Ionn. 1 Rdiiy, Kramer; Trufel. Sxar-
Schnnedt i Robin. W shohl. W Gorsncbaum II Huber
and child. Holland. Wilson Mayer Montreal. d
CHARIrsToN- Union-Thomas Tilestop. James
Bryce. u Cobb. r Moore. Mrs Nesmth 2 chiIdren
and nurse g Dillon II johnson. Thomas. Aaron.
DOUGLASS, IL Coley ii Baldwin. 7 Allen in Marbesy
D. Warren, Porter. Jno McGready. lady and chi.
Logan. Vim Userhardt Mrs Wilder and Mrs Gaas Louis
hnebach. VIM Fox, Koeber, Samuel Pitts Geo Canning
Wm solomon Martin lmgin Cooke Foster, s White nj
Bowler, Thos Greene-23 in the storage
SAvANNAH-Steamship Forida-Rev Albert Smith and
lady, W Dessau. Webster. + II Carhart Jonathan
Smith, Austin Skies. Davis and lady James Brou
Bardwell. NoTton and lady. Miss Marvin Miss Olcot
Norton Edward Norton. 4 Morgan, Andrew Young A
Cooper, Mrs Rowland right Mrs Carhar child and
servant Isaac Cornell and lady Miss Cornell Mrs Thos
Rice Mrs Laze and child Dosssu and lady. Peter
ray and lady Geo Padeford. II Cleveland Miss Wat
kins, Huggins, Lowell, d L Wntringham-7 in the
steerage.
NoRroLK AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY Roanoke-Messrs
Blackwell, Bagby, Rowland Badger, Wade. T Mann, D
Mann David Bl1nets, Frar Hamcl. Fugg, Jas Irving
9 Boyd, A Aerryman, Q Bcames Mios Davis, Capt
vis W Knight, Miss knight. Mrs Cutting children
Mes eevan. lady and children. Adams, lady and
child Mss Adam, Miss Moore Mr. Moore. Miss Elizabeth
Eyre Mitchell HutI, Smith, Crowell Butterfsid Fos
ter-20 in the stcerage.
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On Friday night March % ofeHusiou q tho hes6 yoTx
Oorrrv, only Of william and Mary Ann Coey aged
/ year and 10 months.
His funeral will take place at o'clock this afternoon
from the residence of his parents SIT First avenue No
carriages allowed
On Saturday, March n, by the explosion o. Hurirate
on Friday afternoon, THEODORE SOUTHLAND in tire 3ath
year Of his age
His friends and relatives respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from the
Methodist Church, Astoria, l.. L.
On Saturday, March a. at the residence Of his father
7. McQuade JoHr MoQuApE.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at half
O'Clock from the residence Of his father corner Of Co
lumbia and Warren streets, Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on Friday evening, March 26, JAMES son
Of Constantine and Mary Ann Corr aged Smonths.
His funeral will take place this afternoon from the g
sidenee of his parents 1872 Prospect street
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral. without further notice.
On saturday March q, john Ii LITTLE, in the 43th
year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance the family are rospect
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at half
past o'clock from his late residence, $50 Broadway
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TnE MARRIED. woMMAMNs PRIVATE PRIV MEDICAL cox

vU,UE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL cox.
pani,n-By Dr. A. N. MauIceau, Professor OF Dissascz
Of W6men-Twenticth edition. lSmo, pp. 20-Price A.
Years suffering OF physical aud mental many an
might have spared by timely possession OF tia WOW
II intended especially for the married or those
plating ss diseloscs important az "a wbsA
should bo known to them particularly.
To those whose haith does not permit OF Increase Of
family, II is Of special importance
Here, Also ovcry femactho wifc-tho mothsr-the one
either budding into womanhOod the other tho decline
ofyoarsin whom nature oonte plates
can discover he causes symptoms and the ecissf
remedies ana most certain mode Of
80 which hcf sex IL subject
tExtrac. Of letter from gentleman " Dayton, Ohio
DR.. A. ~ hAuRtcsAu: DAVTor, May |, lsfS
Nv DEAN SR-Ny wife has been perccpbly sinking fsx
some three years in Of her An.
gush and suffering months before and during eos
0nem8nteVery more and more deLiat,rs
which tho last dsspared Of
state OF things inevitable and resigned myself L. eet
the worst. At this time (pow about two monthsl heard
book highly spoken Of Ms containing come matters
press you tho relief IL afforded drossea MIND a,a
The joy its parted TO wife that tho
great discovery of N. NJ Doeomeanx provided rcmedv m
opened prospect to which little was ms.
sbe But for this mother would ovss
my head, IN all human probability my wife would have bess
is OF oours mpraotoable convey more fully the
rous sphoem treated Of as they Of soty "a
tended Tor tts married those
SIZE ~ 222 broadway, and At tho publishing ofacs
LiDert6 street New York; Little Co. Albany; ycserk
Ntr Mobile Alsbamx; T. d. Peterson, W Chcstnut strsoA
Philadelphia
On the receipt Of ST. COPY VIII be transmitted BY man.
eo Of pystage 10 part OF the United Stutos An
must be addrcsaed poet paid. TO Dr. Maurosau. DSs
iM Nrr York city. odtce w Liberty strest,
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Died.,

On Thursday. March % JAMES BrScErT DUFFY Of Ma
ven. county Meath, Ireland. aged 25 years
His funeral will take place this afternoon at two
o'clock from the residence of his brother law John
Henry De Witt, corner Of Graham avenue and Stagg
street Williamsburg The friends of his mother Bridget
Duffy also Of his brotherin-law respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral TO Calvary Cemetery.
Cincinnati Ohio and Burlington papers please copy.
On Friday, March ~, at the residence Of her son-n
law William Serrell 40 West Seventeenth street. Mrs
Boom aged o3 years month and day.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon mt half
pat ono O'Clock without further notice The remains
will be taken TO Tarrytown fx hterment, Monday
morning
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Land warrants Made Ass,un.b,..

Tho following i copy q The ACT making land war
rant. assnable Il passed both houses Of Congress on
the 18th instant -
AN ACT MAKING LAND WARE ANTS AsSTGSABLR, AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Be enacted iy the Senate and House OF Representa-
lives ~ the United States Of America IN Congress as
semiaed That all warrants for military bounty land
which have been may hereafter be ssued under any
law of Tho United States and all valid locations Of the
same. which have been or may hereafter be made are
hereby declared t. DE- asgnabc by decd instrument
81 writing made hnd executed aor The taking eject q,
hk soi according T. such form and pursuant ~ such re-
gpsi.nms q, ury be prescribed BY The Commissioner q
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Herald Marine correspondence.

EDGAHT0Wy, -.
Arrivcd-scfrs Susan Russell. from Nantucket for II
Hole and Nantucket; Mozart, Field from Richmond for
2sth1sehrs Reokng cham cotsre Savannah for Boston;
n,sr Go,,S do do k;aSh Higgins New Yor for
Sailed 2cth-Schrs Rockingham, Malabar md Eli1aSeth
Br scr I'm Avant has been repaired AMI is now about
ready proceed to Holiness Hoeto takc in Of wheA
PHnAprLpnrA. March 27-APN
Porto cao 3 ns sr s1ny noi a Sss
York Pista Psrpe NLondon; Sarah s. L'uis', chaepaL
Cloarcd-stcsmer Kenn ebcc, Seymour. NYork.
Miscellaneous.
Cart Fgn7, sehr I,2ac c9n.n from ss e a'n
burr stones AVID bardware + All that ren,ns in The
he left six days ago. had been work strir her
The Arop he stat,s will soon 70 got ~ y cspt Brown
pose Of her. The rest Of the cargo viii taken out
tina. the sehr Susan in favorable condition would
probably be got OF in a day or two.
veppoo en- the it6 Jan FOR Soreans With cargo o. 30
tons Of salt went ashore the 9Th inst Brittcn Island
the lp arrived =. Noesns on The S inst They report
as I y 4 ss i s and 'ti
the rurpoac Of procuring nstance lie left there on tho
ship but he had not arrived been heard from TO tbs
time that the mate e the WRECK Serious apprehcnsons
are entertained for the captain ssafety.
SUR GRrRNwicH, Child. from Boston. arr at the sw
Pass below NOrlosns on tho fth inst where she de-
She draws II feet water Cart . the city on tho
18th with the intention Of tightening her.
BR BARK PRiscEss, at Boston from Newport Y, on 7th
inst lat A. Ion a. in Sc gale lost main topgasnt mast
BRIG MrLnosS Of Calais before reported abandoned was
fallen in with 9Th inst in lat ~ 49, Ion 4 she was full
o. wtter and had her ensign IN the rigging
In narus ins and got On next day With The
assistance o. wrockers On 2h sprung aleak and threw
overheard about 81 900 lbs Of loswood.
K,TeT s.. t9 sss chsrstsn from sss.s
rom NNE which ssoys forward Sces. swept sssi. &C.
win company during tho gale with brig Benz Carver and
schr Albano both from Sagua for Boston.
ScHR WALTER DOYLE, HILL from Elizabeth City with
bound to Charleston Sc struck Capo LOOK Ont
shoals aeak and went ashore near esufort NC
morning OF the 18th inst the making bresoh
over her Both masts cut away the being very
hh ala could not be boarded on the nert day when tne
Cssw W. O. akea yf Tho cargo lost anj b. t0 81 10
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as only danger is from consolidation Of the States
producing expo mixtures of enormous amount which
end to the downfall Of republican government. The
ewers Of the general government should be
strc<ched Ever thing possible should be left to the d.
reeton Of the States Its powers should be eong
sed spread but its operation should be confined within
the compass Of that sacred volume the constitution Our
sors should lie to disembarrs and relieve the govern
ment from the opportunity Of expenditure am deeply
obliged for the compliment of calling the at.
teoton with which you have listened to me l bid YOU
farewell
The Commodore retired amid considerable annlanse
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Passengers Arrived.

CHAR LEsroN-Steamship Souherner-Miss Horton. Miss
Sccly W A Harrington, A Croweli. Is Randolph G
Randolph Eigin, C 4 Barnum, Mr. Coles, Mr. Benson,
Col Griffin Mr. lsaaos J Pelsifer.
LoNDoN-Shp Devonshire-Mr Campbell. lady and chill
dren, Mr. Van Amburgh. hr Young, Mr. Wakefield. Man
ming Manning. W Hewitt. Mr. Hawkins and lady.
CARDENAs-Bark VIM Larrabee-Mrs w Peres. Of
Vermont 80
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Singular Verdict.

NV York. March. y. 1857.
j q. BENNETT. Esq.:-1n action brought for
damages sustained by Of the bite of dog. and
tried yesterday in Of the Justices Courts in this
city before jury the following curious verdict
rendered namely -: We find for the plaintiff six cents
damages and the dog to be given up to the plaintiff by
5 o'clock this afternoon, to be killed. LAW
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SHIPPING


Tx CONSEQUENCE or THE STORN.. THE CLIPPER
I EMPIRE will be detained till Monday morning, the
18th isss NJ ton O'Clock whom steamer will take shp
to soa r. b. SUTTON 81 w ALI street
THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER AHRIIN, CAPTAIN
Copew sail Tor bermuda and St Thomas Thursday.
the sth OF April 5z At She has excellent
Price Of passage to bermuda t
between and all the lslsn d. Havana
Vera Cruz Venezuela. &c The Merlin will frolght.
or mails viii 5. cgsAmP s
Merlin, exec % thr cugh the Post Office.
NOR SAN RANCISCo-INTENDED no SAIL 7ru
II April-The favorite Clipper WHITE SOU ALL now
loading P.ep 10 will be A
small proportion Of hcr capacity remains unoo.
gagged which, cabin passage (havng rneqmaled 40
eommodations,l apply to BoOTn & EDGAR 70 Front Sc
NOR AvAHNAt3-UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ
II The sri superior Steamship ALABAMA, Captain
e. D. Ludlow will leave Saturday April 3D. NJ o'clock
SAMUEL J.. MITCHELL. No. 1914 Front street.
The FLORIDA. Cspsan Thomas Lyon Sc sardAy April
TO- For speed strength accommodations and fare these
ships have superfor'on the ocean.
CTEAMBOAT WANwED.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL.
- be received by tho Governors of the Almshouse ~
their Office in the PspA until o'clock r. M, Of the IA
March ins for The Of Steamboat for yeA
make trip each d.yunday excepted the u
Grand street, At o'clock In summer and IL clock in win
ter to bellevue foot OF street. Bxckwes anA
Randa Islands and stopping at the same places her
her dimensions sud draft water. Anynforma-
on that DO reluirCA will be given apppGoAoa -
this ofbco A. 5. WlLLIAMS,)
j. TOWNSEND }Comxittne.
8. HALSTED,
Office o. Goysrners Of ths al, AAmshouss.
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BHIPPIMG.

ter in the stoerage.
- .7;17,7;;.5; -
Ron I1vsspso1 STSITr1 sT.T,s = srv
ship CAPT E T n
dep.r. With the United Europe positively on
if aid freight
COLLINS OH CO. e. w. street
ArE.l l7.h 7- - =
Known stssmsbp sARAh sS A AM WELL
G. Thompson Commander. viii be despatehed for Liver
thoroughly rehtted and has superior for
Ps Of apply cabin $780, do
J: HOWARD s Son. Agents. "a Broadway.
T1uE PHILADELPHIA AND LIyERpooL STEAM
sap COMPANY a.sna fnnaas sas.r new steamships
S Ssy & & gaSs.s., Ag
.,o,. 'Ros LIvEnrooL;w
Sss .: s4ass:.':i: .Wsaas.a., Say
TaSsSs
o. No. . mslaa. street. ralIsaelphiA
DlspATCA liNE Ion ga san
clipper hSaard a oS
T safnf ss fs' i'ss o. and h @
returned from San Francisco performing th in
%
s0s srest or sh 10 Front
7'HsoUGH ~ san FkANCisCo-AEw fokR AND
uNIsb STATES @ sos burden cs,Iss
eer0snssT win take her Departure fer Chssrss Thurs
s.sS the nsy doubls ensne seaman wiNFss
SCOTT; 2lOo tons burden. Ksn1ey cou.id oom@andor.
rreossa
ARE nus s any m Ibis roa.o and
experienced sisohsS e Apply
General Agents, 8 beaver street., New York.
Books are now epen and tickets oT SALE at $685. through
500 l1aa Tor ''
I,up,py cITy IINT@vo1 60 rn,xc,sco -.
- Chasres dirsetThe new and splendid double engine
leave Chayres, direct tuesday ath April 1t three
O'Clock from her dock Pier No North This steamer
superior to any ship in the trad. sursa.
i'ssaohsd to the s6 sP For iIsSS apply
The Sierra Nsvada viii again Thursday 2th May
NiIED STATES AMP MP pACiEiG en- MAIL Ill STEAMSHIP
Oregon Via Navy Bay direct. rSr steamers cREsGENT
Havana on Friday april The Splendid Steamship cRE e.
Monuayi april o a. sio1k 4. NJ direct Tor Navy Bay
the EMPIRE CITY 2ooo toms j. Leois, commander VII
leave her pier at the foot Of wsren street Friday Ap
G gmpls & W. Hr Snyy Bay bs %
tsyorite u s. mail steamship Tennessee sail ssa
detsntieS At Panama Rates q frsnSi.o afs
fare to Navy Bay rst cabin sS5 second cabin s seo
age ss5 For freight passage apply at the ohco No III
;, an ~ -, - :, . ,,,,., :, :. :, CO.,, -.
a 70 nNO 1917 MALL Az, oihAAS air
Son-ExtrA.-Tho magnificent double engine steamship
ready Tor service Will leave this mort for baepe az Nor
day April 26 at o'clock p NJ precsely from e n;er a
foot Of warren street River oonnces With the
Companies extra May Panama san
Disco. The Of the Illinois are uusurpasss5
known be the fastest IN tho word
freight epply only Office Tho
pAnies, III West street. corner of w arren street.
90, 80, = = -, x,,,,ao = ,,,,.-
= The splendid A clipper ship QUEEN OF TIE EAST,
light freight enraremsns for which can he AZ
be rates ti Friday 18th inst This shin bes elegant tat
ali single berths is thoroughly and gbsa
and every convenience which can add 20 the comfort II
pssscngcr few more can be ,ted In Grst ani
ssaond cabin il INN edate application is made to i'' 90
r. w TRUNDY, Is Coenties sp or to
PECK CHURCH corner Wall and Soutb strsetl
: :. -
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DARlS AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
Diseases in few hoars, by vegetable application,
without pain In contt uonal affections, dtsease
from improper habits, he combines medicine with
loca remedy and show any thoro thonsandi
who cnnnot be cured without it, he has daily
Yeas duration, from the other physicians In ALL he guar
He makes daily of
without susc which others caused by their expsI
lag the former disease enough Ills diploma With thee
a3d the hundreds OF other certificates, nothns
can equals We were curedin few hop-sP Eroadhead,
D. NJ Corbyn g. Deroud One Application mo- after
another doctor sried long ne.W N Craft. paid over
$500 in five years 10 he cured Of weakness abuse
without benefit, but cured ~ local general
treatment, In short timoJas Evans You cured m Of
the worst syphilitie affection my body snd
short time, after had been under trcs physicians for
year besides nsing quaek medicine could hear Of
NO benehtWm Ferguson, Perth Auboy. The half CURED
and abandoned cases he especially soetA Strangers and
others rely other proof but oerioates whore
there much imposition. For treatment by letter, ad
dress Box ~ Broadway Post Oee, N T. Those who apply
personally have separate Once Hours9 morning
till and ill evening. NJ Lamont, Surgeon. ~ Reads
street, second door from Broadway.
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LOUISIANA WING STATE CONVENTION
The Louisiana Wing State Convention which met st
BATON Rouge on the. 10th inst appointed the following
named district delegates to the National Wing Conven
Eon
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TUE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND-DR X
Preton's Female Panaeea, Nos J. ana = eorrects all
irregusreso the female system sent by mail with advice,
ST. consultations &C. Letters confidential once No. J
Eowery, N. Y. No. Unjust not DO taken In pregnancy
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NO TEE Till. CURED.-DR. CoRBETT, 10 rgANE
IN street he consulted dontially the
nent OF delicate diseases 1wcntyono years practice
this specasy of the enables him mako speedy
anu permanent cures, and three
days The victims Of qusckery Apply with certainty
OF Icing .pnorahy treated From his long
il enabled to eiIectually certain debility.
n. B. pf. Corbett is menber Of the New York Uai.
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nR. WARREN, NO. l MOTT STREET CONTINUES
~ to lie consulted the treatment private Diseases
years practice enables him to Nervous
Debility His treatment is safe aud speeay No mercury
used confinement from business cases recent
currence invariably cured in from three days
N B.-No fee till cured.
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SteamHhirs Washington, Floyd southampton ana Bro
FLORIDA, Lyon Savannah Union, Alam CHI lesion;
Roanoke, Parrish. Richmond.
Wind At sunrise, IL; meridian, sunset, do - ain
Atfl ". to-day, saop Champion, Capt Fr,iioh. from
SHureTtie while ding TO- under her jib in the East
rive ots pier l.. into and sunk hv schr =
Al. from Portland c. loaded with stone The soor ha
900 worth ofcad on board the ! II received appa
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MMDICAL..


RTIFICTAL Observation-Disclosures PATENT
by this invention fsniies oAn have siI or twelve
Leeche always ready for and easy applied e. tr
oest when compared to the and trouble Of the
disgusting reptile Depot IN FULTON street. Hevxtt build
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nR. LA CRoIX's PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
" Tifteent ed;tior. NV n I, Crn;x n Arh.n. ~

" fifteenth edition; by NJ. b. La Croix NJ ID Albany
r. Cheapest book published; go pages $50 ina
plates the Physiology of Marriage and the
ties and disorders OF youth and maturity resulting FROM
which destroy rio physical powers
diseases arising from indiscretiep. with yAan ple
rules hy which all persons themselves, without
duties rad and their ronedes with COLOR
Cd Eshographs, illustrating the anatomy and physiology
and diseases OF the reproductive OF sexes er
structures uses. and functions 1t contains
poraDt hints to these contemplating natrmony whicA
viii overcome objections against msr,age; however,
shoald take this impcssan without
psges IL treats Of all diseases Of saaes whether married.
orsinge. Stranger. who require medical aid before con
A,Sing DOCTOR Ought to whether A.
lperly understood by those whom they employ and thug
against tho imposition of quaekery prevaent "a
popular cities DR. LIZ Croix is legally qualified physcins
aad for the past twenty ha hoen daily upen
The different diseases upon which his book
eswell as by letter. Any sending twenty-five
In letter, post pcL will receive copy
postage nye copies for 81. Address Dr. H. b. La CRofy
b. Beaver street, Albany, \. Y. Sold by Co.. 81
Apn street, and Stringer Tounaend - Broad NJ r.
Branch ofhce. "a Lloyd street, Enaale.
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TclegTaphlc Reports

NoRpoLK, March %, 1852
Our market quiet and exhibits change in prices
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Il WNIN NTFNWSI1TP NUMTAN
~ forNew Orleans vim Hayana.rhe splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, 1000 tons. John Leeds. Commander, will
sail from tho pier at the foot Of Warren street North ryor
Friday April at tive o'clock T. NJ precisely Rates OF
passage Havana and New Orleans, arrangement
Ladies' saloon herhs $40 after do s7o Forward do so
Secrnge do SIS Specie only taken freight 10 Havana
Freight taken to New Orleans at 40c cubic foot snip
pers eg ht requested TO supply themselves WIN he
company bills Of lading, which BIO had on application
atthe oice. No other form will be signed No bills OF lad
ing signed the shp has sailed For freight or PASSAGE
apply to M, .. ROBERTS, ~ Mess s ssress'
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nR. COOPER. IA DUANE STREET. HAS FOR rns

nR. COOPER. IA DUANE STREET. HAS FOR THk
- last twenty years enjoyed tho extensive praotcs
private diseases of any medical in New York He
the this disease
removed in two days DR. Cooper the
form from weeks OF nsttutional debility and
he the afflicted they will he disappointed By
calling him. IL affords DR. c. unbounded pleasure
able to refer to persons who silently
for long time have been restored BY him perfect health
All undertaken treated Win candor No mercury
used N.B-Strangers don't be deceived by who per-
sonates have left Duane street. See
cards in the Now York Sunday Times and ATLAS.
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nR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE'S FRIEND UNE-
~ quaed for Graduating disease. Blessed by all who
try The most prompt eraaieato yet 50 mild 10 BIO
ST. with book Who will give fees after that Citizens
and strangers remember it. Depot Dr. Wards corner
Canal street and Broadway
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CURE OF CORNS.-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. o.
~ Bowery between Hester and Grand stroos (west side
Madame b nforms tho public shat she continues to praotlse
upon the feet with the greatest having
devoted her mo for fifteen to the diseases to hob
the feet subject. N B.Gohce hours from p NJ
O'Clock Il, N.
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nR. MORRISON is CONSU LIED CONFIDENTIALLY
- certain Diseases which he without
Recent cases he cures in two to four days practice q
local debes arising from prudent hnbits. SEQ his
don diploma in his privats Office 20 Fulton street, Ne
fee till cured.
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TINTED STATS MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANy.-

T
steamship PIIiLA DELPHIA, 1900 tons, McGowan, COM
mander WI sail from the pier at the foot cfWarrcp trcot
North river Tuesday March th, al two o'clock r. M.
precisely Rates OF passage TO New OrloAn
ment Ladies saloon bcrths, $40; after do $40 forward
at 4oe er cubic feet shippers Of freight requested TO
supply Themselves with the oompnnys bills OF adng which
may 10 had application at the Office No ether form wiz
be signed No bills Of ndng will be aisncd AFTER tho ship
has ssiIed, For freight r passage, apply TO
NO. ROBERTS, III Wes. street. coracc VI Arren ~,