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Later From Santa Fe.

We have received adyices from Santa Fe to the 31st
Dec The not of very startling Importance The
following items are on the ssta Fe Gasete Of the 9th
Dec.
The remains Of the lau,ensed Brent who was lately
murdered by the Indians while on his way the States
arrived in this city on last Mon lay morning On Tues
day, at o'clock M, procession was formed at tbs
member and an officer and marched to the hall Of the
House Of Represen Of which body he had but
Gently been elected q member. The members of the
House In their places and when the procession
companying the Of their departed brother drew
near the House immediately Adjourned for the purpose
OF receiving the body and participating In its funeral
Ob.equies
The following il from the mining districts
flr j. Webb merchant Of this city has recently re-
turned ON Taos, bringing with HIM specimen from
the silver mine just opened in that vicinity. MIR W.
showed few days since, small bar Of pure silver
weighing 81 ounces which together with a smaller
quantity OF lead ard other metal the yield Of twenty
pounds Of rock This Is certainly an encouragng be-
ginning We should state, too, that the rocks from
which this silver was taken were picked up from the
surface by unacquainted with mineral properties
and consequently taken pretty much at random We
also ct Mr.. Webb's store specimen of gold dust
from the copper mines We learn that three there
have Afro eeen sor good specimens from the placer
this city Pure quicksilver, informed has seen
found nesr CANADA in such quantities az to Indicate
abundance of that mineral in the vicnty have how
very definite Information in relation TO The
matter, no attempts have been made to test the
mine
The Governor in conjunction with Col Sumner and
Grener Indian SCENT left this city for Jemes Lag.
Tue day at which place the Nsvajo agreed 10 NEE.
the Executive and hold a big talk military escort
accompanied the expedition consisting ~e are told OF
swo companies OF dragoons We learn that there is
Sutenton Of entering into treaty With the Navao at
this meeting We suppose the impression the minds
OF the Legislature Ct The community generally that
treaty TO be made. caused by the language OF
The Executive IN bis ye:rhe kaysjo- have been
in frequent communication with for than a
they have committed and yet hope TO the tran
guilty OF the Territory by negotiations which have
now ndiDg with them We bad supposed oursef that
"pegotation, when applied te trana,tions with hostile
Indians amounted 70 something nearly uivalen
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Passengers ArrIved.

SsvASsAH-steamsnipT lorida-O Chldg, Grhbls.
Gumb, g sseie. Kyle, G Mckee Eorisnd, J D9ni,
Noble Smith. l,dy, children and servant Fea.
dick. An derson N Bsrrnser, Durham, G Hurd Mr.
Cooper. L.mpley, Mr. Nc Lean Mnstcns W Castor,
hnaerson, oasmine, J Brown, . Hart, Nor
ran, Fsutchvanger, Cornieh X Fuller Turner,
= Esrirs, D Nichols. Kiss Brown. Ii TaiIaan. Col
Grer-2i In the steersse,
CHARLKsroN--SsearashipU non-H Coleman j Cornell,
Richards and lady. 0 Brown. Lsnd, Hasslson,
lady and child Toralinson, Button, Stsrkvea.
Their Ram. Du,sl; @ Weston Mrs pnacIs, Gus
tey Soomcns and lady Miss Petson HaTley, sse-
vens. N Sanuels s T Bceoher. Morgan, q White aai
lady. A Bsnvsrd, Buchsnsn--4l In the steersge.
BREMEN-Ship Albers-H A Foster, i aad Wampel-
me-. Grots, G EAn1er.
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The Queen hes been grseously pleased TO appoint er
Hsnr1 Lrtton Rulwer q j h nov her Msjestyr Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Penipotenary to the unid
states OF America, 20 be her Majesty knvoJ sxa,.
oinGy and Minister PsnPotshtiary 70 'ne "iah' uA'
The onseu has also been graciouy pleased 70 sppoint
John Fpna, Gran pton ESQ now Secretary to her Me
jesys Legation AZ Washington % be her MAJESTY En-
voy Exrsor dirsry and Minister feAiPo'en's'y 10 sns
o"''eu Sem re pabip Evening Mail
We have The sFs'iaestioon 70 announce .nst joan
oountr,msn the surgeon General has been appointed
her Msjesty'c Ninister and plenipotentiary to the
covernmept Of the United States, in the OF Sir
Henry Lytton Pu~oT Mr Champion has been for any
wears the Diplomatic service II the Crown at various
European courts including Vienna and So Petersburg
where his Intelligence, ability end visant attention
the interests OF hi. sovereign gained him the entire
hdence OF every government in succe.ion under which
ne served whilst his personal qualities rendered him
most acceptable to those lustrous foreigners with
whom his duty ana position brought him into habits Of
intercourse During the last I've years he has filled
ire office Of Secretary If Legation In America and
ouenty in the aose OF hi, principals Mr. Pakenham
and Sir H. Bulwtr the conduct Of negotiations Of the
most delicate and important nature devolvsd upon hi
alone In these transactions he has attain cd high
place in the rc,p-ct OF the first Of the
republic that his present elevation will be welcomed
there OF tho good viii OF government
towards the States and hardly fail TO cement the
amity cordial fe lin which IL is of great moment
Tbs cris. 70 cultivate with free and powerful people.
To hr. Crs1nptor's able and judcious management
It specially owing that the recent imbroglio with
SPAN arsipg out Ct the Cabau Invasion, brought
to happy termination The skill less than the good
feeling which he exhibited in performing the office Of
pascemsker, on that occasion, have for him the
hearty commeudations II Webster, Of Lawrence, and
Of that high mark aud character whose friendship
must needs be bonorabs TO any man /; and through
whom not at all the Old relations alliance and
mutual affection mus; be preserved between England
and the United States MIR Abbot Lawrence. during
his reosut visit 70 Ireland frequently expressed WISH
grounded motives of public aud international benefit
that such an arrangement might take plsce that
which have the proud satisfaction Of announcing
The news Of Mr. Crau ptons appointment reached town
Tuesday evening and was communicated believe,
by Lord Clarendon bimeh 20 the chancellor and other
functonares at the city banquet The fact became
known generally amongst the guests when the hearty
congratulations OF his friends expressed
personally 70 Sir Philip Gram pton and in q manner
and with warmth and oordslity which must have
been most fstteriDg to the feelings Of the honorable
barenet.
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Our RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITArN-THE
PsoMETHEus AFrns, Sc.--We understand that in
tenigence Of imp Ttauce has been received
by the Niagara Sir Henry Bulwer, who has
been expected to return to this country, it is
raid viii not come not being in . state of health
to encounter winter voyage 1t is probable therefore
In the absence Of another Minister that instructions
viii be given to the very respectable gentleman. Mr.
Crsmptop the British Charge dAdAires to enter into
any negotiations that may become necessary between
the two countries 1t is understood that the
pondence the affair Of the Prometheus lie finally and
satisfactorily concluded and pre,rme that copies
viii be INN cds,ey communicated to
Int Esb
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Com mon Pieus.

fEB lO.-Hetnrsch Deppenl0n and another, rs John r.
Browning This action Of trespa.s for taxing
grocefe wagon refrigerator moasses cans and clock
claimed as the property of plaintiffs under bill Of sale
executed by one Henry Rut. Mr. Carpenter, for the
defence contended that Browning the defsndsnt,
creditor Of Rust and thst he tusd ont attachment
~ the Justices Court Of the Eighth and Ninth wards for
debt If 500 under which attachment Of the con-
ntsbes levied the property the pro perry Of Rust
"a va. Tic Lae 10 pant. wa rludulent Adlourne1
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Cerrt Calendar Tor rMns U.v.

Celnfop PlEAs.--Ps4t lsanie q yesterday. Part q
Same at yesterday.
NJ Al. 20 Is, ~, 30. 80 49, "a ], 2
e p DisrpicT CorRr.-ssme a. yesterday.
n rrrt6p CorHT - (Tvo branches )-Nos ~ q, 9sT
90 III 800 2as zoe qiT 40 So a. IA, 22o % go 1885,
80 fus Is 90.
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Teiegraphic Reports.

New ORLEANS, Feb. Q, 1852
The sales Of cotton to- day 1000 bales with dull
market. Strict middling is at 10; good do, 3d.
CHARLESTON, Feb. Q, 1859.
Cotton sales to day-1 800 bales at 6X So. Holders
ore free sellers and in many instances lower range of
prices have been accepted.
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At Newark, N j., on Tuesday Feb. 10, by Rev VIM.
Quinn, of st. Pete, Church, New York, THOMAS Nc
GAunAS, of Jersey City NJ, to LYDIA A. DoucHERrY
Of Newark, N j.
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Superior rouyt.

Before bon. Jufgs Campbell
In the case q Daniel Bc'nulsv agsust Thomas earn
iey, thsriH the july r.n@s4e1 verdict, vaIung the
Lorsts al $50
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uernld ngarIne Correeponaence,

frrT anF1Plirh, Fob I0--f IN,
frrfYcd-Bsfk Venezuela wilson Puerto Osb6t; Esbrs
u Baker EclsvGilin, Port gu Princes T. Psry Kim
ttN suauieh Ma ms ThomTeop, Colton, El0rk.
81 sres- BARK Fsehua. ClgoTo, Boston, brig Calvert
Ivdrrs kObc; fohH CADET Cipwe ooi Losn1o, Para0n8
Gionutgsg ) VAIN, Gilman, Cartcnas; Geo Edward
LAY, hKofk.
miscellaneous.
SHIP F. LOWS from Liverpool for Boston which put into
Hostcn o. 70 time fDos Ia cstrets has oSohsrget half
q her Her ptiD IN letter - BIS owners eay the
.ap y Auen totl wreck, snd must have thorough re-
IALer nsttf esiis hulwarks rails rudder tfd atcfn
1te vi saye " oauf and copper shoala INC weather
Snps .yersbe ~ reyafs NAY te Eho ~ leave 'of Ph
AAelPaA aNout The its March, one cAfge very mf.h
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CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE H1CnANICS HALL. No.
~ Az Broadway above Grasd streetOpen every nigh,
during he week. unt further notice. The original and well
known chrissy hinssrels an scena and YER
nnteI ths MANAGEMENT Chrisy whose oeaoer.s in
With favor by highly respectable and audiences
= cent? Door, ogen ~ ~ ana VIII commences a.
fuzzy informed afternoon
J.Upson.
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Birth,


January IS at Newark avenue Jersey City the wife Of
r. j. G. Leake, Esq, Of Q daughter.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 10, 1852.

ALnAgAc-TEBRuARr IL,
sur ErsEs.......... w koos RIGGS. morn II 81
SITS. rs RIoE 50
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EELLOWS' MINSTRELS AND ETHIOPIAN DELI.
l. neators No. IA Broadway1h's band comprising ths
greatest performers in the worldsuch ~ H. Sitter tAs
best dancer known Nowoonb Tbaver
they be seen by ALL but mot initiate BY one IN mil
lonthey certainly be acknowledged to DO the
imics Of the present ganeration they strangers New
York and should be seen by all lovers of fun and original
the banjo o1oes ANYTHING eve! heard zwsnE Josh VI.
soutrng novel, and truly worth the price Of admission
not anything OF E. White. The best manufac Of
oonundrums known with other gems OF the
fsssion too numerous 70 mentc1 Doors open oioek
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons NJ O'clock Ad
nittAnce, Is cents; children, II cents.
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HUEDRED. OF Tness WHO HAVE coNrE.oya1

HUNDREDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRACTED
disease are disappointed OF cure BY nos oaliir,
Dr. Hunter at frssi he will forfeit sum- fsny e
any oase that under his osre
psns,ry No D.isies street Reg TorF city 40 thousArs
dies Ssrsngcrs who have been tie seloaos
Of sre solicited 70 call ,he Doctor His grs
remedy Eunter Red Drop, cures thoee who have oonsa
private dieesse like mssfa Ptioe 81 vith private a
People come hnndteSs Of miles Ecs this medicine. Th'
intrinsic value OF 1 remedy all Others ala
covered - th,t does not drS up abe Poison Of eessc
the blood, 70 break out ~ ronoso period In
sorhe bus thoroughly roo Gus every psrcs 81
diseasc tofser In rtyciyht hours) placing the rasn
whatever 1t does AL This without potion
than the dsease-a result OF all other remedies
will find thie Qua by bitter experience IL you 10
other treatment Eedcsl men IN all p&rs Of shs country
eir chronic 10 Doctor Hunter Ne fec ti
Hedio books gr,ts All COMPILATIONS rriyatS. Advice
gstC. Relief In ths most terrible II
sight affections orred Ia sir hours,
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AWUHEMHNv

L ss:s S:ss
ss' ssbT F 81 81 s .a
aths N Bssehaspelies, Ne. BSweE Panlins Mrs Par.
a ~ e.
.: ca's' oonsaSs With ID. WILLOWS
viCTiM-Joremiah Clip. Mr. Goadall.
RURroEs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTRKEr.-pooKs
a1. spsp sn aas
6rohssra seats IS eonts n. en- ofM W. Le.ss. We'd;
Mr.. HusRss S.s F.nn5 saltssm Miss
IA Pnnas. T .s y Mo @ M
Slsss 70 conclude with .hs BOLD DaAeooss Hannibal
NATIONAL TH an.s.,H e.. saATaAx
BcIs. CENTS Ply ny cents Orchestra Tskess 50 osnt
.ssrs, ss1 s sna s:s RI n
Harry
Mr. FOX: Don Carols de Armsa M 9. Taylor; Donns
s fpS
BE Va: with 'A' fHisA1
time aRps1 e.. eh.ss. ~ u 9 n
Sacrifice Mr. G. vandenhcf Is engaged, and will appear
as he shall have sufficiently recovered from his
severe indispositon.
BusToNs py ,s nEspsoTrgL5Y
:ss & ..:s. 5zFssF SzS
MY LFE In those pieces the whole taent Mr. Burton
company (ncludrg the manager himself viii appear in
favorte characters Tck bs had of Mr. Dyot 81
Wooster street, and Of Mr. Barnett as the box office.
NJ ETRoPoLITAN uALL.-GRAND SACRED CON.
MAX MARETZEK's
UNR1VALLED ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
Sunday FsssTT1 %R s - kcssips far-famsd
Gems from Heyerbeer's m aster work,
THE PROPHET.
ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY.
GRAND ORCHESTRA AND DOUBLE CHORUS.
CARD ~ "-N - WV ~
Max MaIezek has the honor of informing the public that
at The many lovers OF classical and
FIRST CRANE SACRED CONCERT.
On SUNDAY, FABRuARy ID, AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
On which occasion will tle whole strength Of the
Company assisted by grand Orchestra and double Chorus.
Full programme an particulars to. morrow.
CONCERTs, BY THE FRASER FAMILY. WILL BE
vz-xcnday evening At Irquois Hall, Jersey City; Wed
evening at Aope Chapel New York; Friday evening, At
Odd Teowa HALL. Paterson New Jersey Saturday even
programmes will the gems Of seo,tsh
and other choice selections Concerts Al IN
O'Clock The Panoforte 10 be used i the
of T. Gilbert T. Co.. 1893 and AT Broadway.
(yIRCUs-NEH YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOwRRY.
~ Monday evening, Feb. 3, and during the Grand
Romantic Equestrian Pageant of ST. GEORGE AND THE
DRAGON, with all its splendid accessories prooesona
performance Of the Manese Act. Mr.. Sands and Pupils
c. Rivers and Boys together with full Of
other ship astios &o by the company Al
ternoen performances ON Saturday.
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ME DICAL.

Al EDICAL CARD-DR. GLOVER BY HIS SUPERIOR
M skill and practical experience, Is nsbed TO cffeoa
quick and radical cures In the most difficult but his
have bsaed The skill Of the most eminent physio.ne De-
g. surgeon Of regular medical education legal
guremens who devoted his attention to Office praotios
Local diseases are speedily cured withous internal
dies by me.hod introduced by the celebrated Rco
the Fsnoh sgrssOn Dr. g. returns th.nks family
Nents TO his He 10 not reekonsd among she
empirical pretenders whose fictitious I'LL the columns
of the His Office 10 NO. Ann stresa Bread
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RARSUNa ALxxIosE 4ysEUx-P. =. BARNyn
KasAssr Admission he snsre Museum an perform
saoe cents; children under ~ l2 eenls Psrqss
dsy Feb liss AhsIsSoS o 3 S,sook sho eonedy q
with The DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. Evening at O'clock
The popular touching, and comic domestic drama TAI
DOTTII-Jhornley, Mr. Clarke; Goddles Mr.. Hadass Az:
Er Thornley,. Misc kestsysr Kitty C5ump grs Penson.
SHAW, AND BRADSHAW. The curious Attraotions Of
the The WY wonders in art and ars
truly uneqused In value variety and interest," By
those of an collection In America.
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MEDICAL.


GEA SICKNESS, SEA SICKNESS THE ONLY SURE
e bad at 46 broadway Captain NJ Berry this truly dis.
rgui6hed who has so long and successfully nayg
The Atlantic, is now In command of the splendid
chip Marion Berry running between Now York snd Ch aries
ror, from Pio & North River The captain speaks this
&c an existing wonder lie distinctly that is the only
remedy that he has tried that would Afford the
benefit in ecs sickness The told OF his friends
in ess that he did not think Il dtahc TO have this
great remedy on board for said he IN lieu OF being
The rassnRe they do not think hut eanr How
ever says as an agreeable set oil to that the tps ara
rendered much peaanier rnd the voyage not al 10
dreaded No person not accustomed to the should
will think OF entering board ship 10 without H.
Nor viii any commander think Of lie avu without ths
invaluable article in the medicine chest Full clear
unmisaktb directions accompany the bottle 81 each
x for t5 Ssa DOZEN cash IL agreeable
Don't fsil By all call 1T a76 Broadway between
Stand and BrooTne, ard getyour bottle.
NOTICE TO PArEFACE--TF HE SICK WITH CAN.
ulcer any hind old il he got esre eyes come
90 be Eets well most time. Mo
sok white man You tnd Indian Doctor No 2i5 Bowery
where he ready 81 all wes N relieve those who auler
tloEe dangerous diaeaseF. Me atop hore few weeks.
POfEN-oh-OHrEk. /. D. DR..
HIGHLY JEPoRTANT 10 INvALIDs-aN rNFAL-
Hale remedy for those deporabe tebities consequent
o. aclause, inospacitatrg the for business society
and natrmony, may be heard OF gratis by sddreng poet
paid box 100 broadway poBt Office N Y Persons ab0rng
under those coapitntG especially these contc plating
rage before applying Doctor matter what his pro-
tensions be, should not fail 30 got this valuable inor
iaaton which will cave themselves much trouble time and
money.
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ERAsKLIN MUSEUM. l7S cHArHAK SQUARE. ONE

Ne q
Il block above the National Theatrs-asorge Les sols
prepretorSeleon afternoon
n 20 commences in .hs afternoon e three
varied and select, and such b.
At ether place Of entertainment in New York,
ssiDg Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe aleo Mons
orsseire The sro9Ess. man IN .h0 world whe viii brs.s
challenge any to " kill bullock with his oenehsd
fs for amount Of money; Troupe Of Model Artistic
who selected for their beauty and fgure who
senate number Of Beautiful s.sesux company Arab
tsrity; company OF Male and Female Artists, will
give exhibition Of Marble Ststu.ry uneqused In this
every afternoon and EVENING For particulars see bills
Stage Seats SIX cents Boxes, rs conts; Parquese, lI
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d Enn REWARD. -.-JEFTEIEs ANTIDCTE. A sPE.
OOO oEo mixture for tho cure OF private disorders
IL makob spcody without tho least restriction Of dice
drink sposure cAngr, IN application ~ business
proprietor ehsllenges erge ots which he mis will
Der the ii titituro Of Eve hundred dollars
put Up IN bottles Wish foil directions re- 81 One bottle
insta week many sur0d u GAys Tor sale by c.
EhE w bFost why ard lS nayird street, Nov York
~ lfNe ~ haasnr fs.39i gsstsa. Ns.sbS s O.,
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EYCR CRAGREB AND sAE JUAN.-TuB NEW AND
spn6id sseamship UNITE 81 ~ 500 toms bursher
Sssree q. Berry commsndsrv sail hoaday the i6,h
rom Pier No. NJ The united s.ssse lie nov ssesner
his being her second abe e in rospeos
,las steamer bu in the strongest mannsris double iron
stecd and her accumulation for cabin sosond cabin
AID stersFe unsurpassed by any scare.
.scss f9r or pssssse tTply 70 JoNkS JOHN
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NIBLos-OPERA EIGHTS-KONDAYs, wEDNaSs
IN days. Fridays and Saturdays Appo ations for Tues
day. and DO addous 10 John Seton Nha
Garden
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ACE oALIEsENIA rE0M tAnELPnIA ..TuE

E'VI Dh1 p,.N =, II NE - IyhIiI = uE
w leave the 2h February for Chsgrss snd san
tbs shp nesry new having teen only four months il
service during Wheh she has proved eSso
ss ocean aaoat Her cabins ftsod up In thO
best ,nner and her odtions entirely
new Psssensor5 going 70 California will end 20 hcr in
sercast 40 by th oxcftion will sdo
give them speedy snt comfort .e further
particulars apply 70 ths subscrbcrs rom yAof3 All csS
"uS' - ConfTi,cr = 5acnnn 10 ,rY,,,. 49,.
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DhLA oRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE


1T " W
A. have contracted diseases "Cura u. yolear tbssi
Take OF your health" havo devoted many
my profeon and have treated successfully thousands
patients II ose W. wish 10 consult those complaints,
can do So free OF charge, from q ~ 10 r. M, sundays
excepted. Ii value your hsslth you will avoid those
knayes who unblusngy sell that they only cure
and chat their kino iicne all shs,
sry for diseases in all It's fosns Prsong whose he.lth
has been ruined by D. csc egotists call daily
j.. hnnTA MORE. D. isna
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I Mill sIh - MD TdUIFIU HAIL bILAIalIP
- Coupany-Oniy through line ioy san srahoisoo, via
Ghsgres Of sailing day-On Friday, Fob.
40 ~ Z. NJ the splendid double engine oteemship
III DORADO, unequtlled in hor accom- odstions and
treco go tons ~ Hsrtgcin, U. s. M nander, will
stu on Ifio&y February N ut O'Clock II w. precisely,
from her PIER ~ zoos Of warren street, North river wh
re governmtnt ms for ChaTts direct connecting Fitb
tie extra steamer Of pareh fsom Panama 70 FranHso
For freight or patsere apply A. thc ONCE IN West street,
corner o. warren atreet. BBts lGdug rred At the
on Tic nrn-n d nniln~
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-sIX VESSELS (SLOOP
w rigsed ecows proferred) not drawing feet
hao water to load bricks at oring New
tey for this city NJ BGood freighs psd and deten-
ton account of loading unIosd Apply at to
L.. L. APPLEBy, 81 Wall st., New York.
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hQCTOR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES OF
~ delicate disfssos Csnsi street and Broadway.
Ear better the unfortunate treat themselves thsR any
Of the ignorant humbugs. Delay You
have to come at lss ahen yen viii be grataed beyond al
Anticipation 10 ind yourself better Ia twentyfour hnufa.
TO Zee I'LL oursd. CoE ulsticaG private. medical BOOK
gratis.
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MRS. c. N. SINCLAIR (LATE MRS. FORRxsTl WILL
W appear ~ Sr,rsnam: Lyoeum for shs ar.s
Sacrifice Mr. G. vsndenhof engaged, and will appear
% soon as be shall have sufficiently recovered from his
severe Indignation.
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ITO THE DISAPPOINTED. DIR. WARD CAN BE or
immediate service, his treatment ~ removing
miserable patient suffering and probable dssoton 50
safety and security He COTS daily many douls
cases, that deaed others Those coming him
are r,unsse for CURED before the bad
delay show them No fee and medical
Office Canal street. corner OK Broadway.
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