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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
The Cattle Markets.

The Cattle Markets.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
The otferinga reached' 1850 head beef.
cattle; Prices ranged from SO, 26a4 90 on
the hoof, equal to s6,5Oa7.75 net anu az.
erasing $3.50. gross.
HOGS were in fair supply, and sold at
ss,5oa 7,l2 LIZ for live hoss.-.4mer.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 A WEAR.

VATANTED IN EVERY COUNTY Of
wv the UNITED STATES, active
and rnlerprising men, to engage IN the
sale OF some Of the best Books published
in The Country. 10 men Of go"l address,
possessing small capital Of from S25 10
Sl0O, such Inducements will be offered as
to enable them 10 make from So 20 $40 u
day profit.
&c The Books published by us are all
useful in their character. extremely pop
nlar, aud command large sales wherever
they are offered.
For further particulars address. (po''age
paidl, LEARf 4 GEIZ,
Publishers Of subscription Bn"ks.
No. 1875 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
September 3. 1858.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Elisha SniIrr, Guardian, &C.,

EIlsha SHiucii puu'uiehj W.;
Us Ia ChGnf u
Marshall Snider und others.
DURSUANT 10 the Decree rendered in
l. the foregoing cause at the September
term. 1853, Of the Circuit Court OF Mon.
ongulia County, | shall proceed. Oh the
fourth Moud lay Of October. 1858, theing
Conr, day. in front Of the Courthouse in
Morgantown, 10 sell at public auction 10
9ssss;4l. the highes. bidder. the
iisEM1 HOUSE AND LOT
G9l@ in the proceedings mentioned,
lOe lng lie mansion house and residence Of
William Hayhurs,, deceased. and onr and
u.four,h acres Of LAND connected there.
with, situate il Monongalia cohnly,which
was assigned TO Minerva Snider and late
Minerva Hayhurs, as her portion Of the
dorcr part Of, the Real Estate Of said Wm.
lIashurs,, decd. on credit Of 6, l2anl
IS months, the purchaser giving bond hear
iug interest from date with approved Sc.
curity for the purchase money, and II lien
will also be retained for the same on the
said house and lot until pnid.
R. BERKSHIRE, Conl'r.
September 90, 1858. 2l5
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Gen. Cass has been offered the ap.
pointmcnt of Minister to France. 1t
is nut likely that he will accept.
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Tho last time the yellow fever pre-
vailed in New York, as un epidemic,
was III 1889.
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F IN A LILY.

WE have placed all our accounts and
notes in the hands Of W. A. GusEMAS,
who will attend TO the collecting and set.
Ting The same on or before the first day
Of September next. He will pu. those un.
paid out for collection. Don't think we
are in fun; he is instructed by us to do
this, certain. We ought to have done this
long ago to get money to pay our own
debts. +. c. LAZlER,
Aug. | 1853. ]. A. McLANE.
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Away OFF!
TO THE CHEAP
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE,

IN A HURRY, TO SEE
~ Doz. LINEN Goats, selling a. si,eO
llU 10 dozen {" /" $50
30 +" assorted Vests " lO0a5,0O
10 {" Tweed aud Cashier coats sci.
ling from s., 5OaS7 ,5Os five dozen fine clotl,
coats from So, ONaslO,U0; bcstmowiug Seytl,es
at 81 l.2 cunts; best grain DO, Si,l.; also, a
fine stock of staple GOODS, selling at lower
prices than any house ever heard OF. The sw.
Jul calamity up street is ubHting, and the steam
has got up n, tho Corner Of High and Walpr,
streets, ut No. 2.
N. Dive have no bras foundry, nor hsro
we brass rings to give away. You can't soms
II with your bogus rings, sci! or give away.
that chicken won't eight.
s RAYMOND s pIcKENpAUsn.
Morrnntown, June 30. 1853.
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THE MARKETS.
FROM OUR LATEST ADrIcES.

FRUM OUK Lil ESl dD| lCES.
MoRGANTowN, Sept, 30.
FLOUR at $500 per barrel.
WHEAT-s7 10 cents per bushel.
CORN-50 .
OATS-33 10 " Z"
POTAT0ES-5o "
BUTrER-Fresh rolls 10 cents.
TALLOW-l0 cents per ID.
BACON-fIams. 10 cents.
I" Shoulders S l'3,
Middlnss: 8 l.S.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
FL0UR-s6,25 $50.
WHEAT-Sl,4l l,59.
CORN-75 a 76 cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.
FLOUR-iresh ground at S6,l2s
CORN MEAT.-s3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-Sl.25.
CORN-79aso cents.
WHlSKEY-in barrels 80, hhds 29a3O.
Nv BALTIM0RE-Sepl. 10.
FLOUR-s6u6.l2 l..
Pa. CORN MEA[-S3,37 l,2
WHEAT-l20al22 cents.
CORN-72a74 cents.
RYE-7Su76 cents.
wHlsKEy-s9aaQ gal,
rITrsBURG, Sept Is.
FLoUR-s5.25a5,S7.
WHEAT-95 cents per bu.
CORN-6O f"
GROCERlES-N 0 Sugar, Al S comm.
to 81 prime by the hid, and St to 81 for
ordinary qualities BY tile barrel. Coffee,
9 Id TO 10 10; Molasses, 30a32.
~ A, CINCINNATI, on the 18th inst,
Flour was selling at S., loa5,20.
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81. wlliTMoRE, NIGH JONES,
q. II. WOLFF. J. DUFF.
WtllTMORE, WOLF q CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Hardware.
SIGN OF THE ANvlLS,
NJ. so, SS1od Street,
Tire Doors abom 81. Charlrs Hotri,
PlTTSBURG, PA,
TGNAKE this method Of informing cus-
toners anL Dealers, that they are
now in rcripl Of their Fall Supply. which
has been selected with great care from
the Manufactures Of Europe and the
Eastern States.
Our stock comprises n much larger as.
sorlment Than is generally kept BY sl'ni'
lar establishments, and is particularly IL
dupted to the country trade.
Having superior facilities for procuring
goods, it is without hesitation that We
dsfv competition .tiom any quarter.
We alc now receiving Birmingham and
Sheffield Manufactures, purchased and
forwarded BY one Of the firm who Ia.
been spending some months in England
aud Germany, and who will continue 10
keep us supplied with Foreign Iiurd-
rarc bought from first hands only.
Western Merchants are respectfully III.
vired to All examination Of our stock aud
prices previous TO going further eastward.
Among our assortment may be found
the following
1924 dozen Knives and Turks,
STA Pen aud Pocket Knives,
1893 /" Scissnis & Shears,
elU Razors in eases,
50 t. Plated Tea & Tab. Spoons
$50 !" German Silver, do do,
45O Gross Bri,unia do do,
$50 doz. Hand and Zip Saws,
is = Tenant, do,
400 Mill, Pit, & Crossrut Saws,
1900 pairs Trace Chains,
400 dozen Halter & Druy Chains,
43J Axes, assorted Brands,
100 :; ChiselI & Plane Irons,
IS cases Planes,
5000 doz. Files and Rasps,
ol7 Gun I.nrks-Gun Things,
IS Bales Deer lair,
100 doz. Knob Locks & I.a'ches,
1000 Pad, Chest & Side Locks,
$50 " Shovels & Spades.
247 Hay & Manure Forks,
Gum Cloth,
BelInws's, AnvilS & Vices.
Cast, Sheer 4 Blister Steel, &C., &c.
SADDLERY HARD WIRE.
We are continuing To make large addi.
,ions to his branch Of our business.
Sept. 10, 1853.
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BANKING HOUSE.
JOlEN Il. III d GO,

YTNHE advertiser has opened an office
Il of Discount and Deposit, aud Tor
dealing in Money in all its branches, and
solicits the custom Of the public.
Deposits received,
Dtaf,s bought, sold and collected.
Specie and bank notes exchanged.
Lard Warrants bought and sold.
JONATHAN BlNNS, Agenl.
August 6, 1853. 2us
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To William 4. Ciark, Marshall CLARK
and Hester his mife, and Dacid
C2ark and Lydia lis riff:
VOU are hereby notified that on the
4 9th day Of October next, in The city
OF Piusburg, Pa, at the office OF II. Hep
burn, Esq. ION Fourth street between
Smi,hiield and Wood reels),-and OIL
Monday, the 3lst Of the same month at
the house Of WIN. Chambers, in Jefferson
township, Allegheny county, shall take
s,ndry dispositions to be read i'll evidence
in the suit now pending in the Circuit
Court Of Mononsala county. on the Chan
cery SIDE Of said Court, wherein ! and 9TH.
ers are Plaintiffs and YOU are Defendants !;
and il from any cause the said depori'ions
should no, be commenced on that day. or
being commenced should not be cotnplet.
I'd, they will b. continued from day to
day Sundays exceptedl until the ,esllmp'
ny be completed.
JOHN DUzENBERRY.
Executor Of Henry Du:enSerry, deed.
September II, 1858. 2l5.
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Virginia.
AT Rules held in the Clerks 0lhre of
the County Conr, Of Preston, OH the first
Monday in September, 1858:
John co"er, ! :, n,rr
John F. Cozinn.
The object Of this suit is to recover a
debt Of $50, due from the defendant to the
plaintiff; and it appearing, by affidavit
that the defendant is moi resident OF
this State, he is therefore hereby required
to appear here within one month after
due publication Of Ibis order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interests.
A copy tes,e: SMITH CRANE, OK.
G. Cresap. Pits. Atty.
September II, 1858.
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NEW YORK, Sept. IS.
FLoUR-s6,25 G,3O.
WHEAT-Sl,4.l l,5s.
C0RN-75 a 76 cents.
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rITrsBURG, Sep, Is.

~ A. ClN.eNNATI. on the 18th inst.
Flour was selling at S., loa5,20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICES.

DUBILC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers street-Notce Is hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of E. d. Sawtelle Of Wisconsin, late
from California deceased and who is alleged to have died
interstate that shall apply the Surrogate Of the county
ef New York for letters Of administration upon the
estate Of the said inesae the seventh day Of March
PETER B. swEENY Public Administrator.
Dated, New York Feb 4th, 1883
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
bers streetNotice Ia hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin Of Edmund Pckavance Of LIVER
pool deceased and who is alleged to have died inteste
that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the county Of New
York for letters of administration upon the estate Of the
said intesate on the It'll day Of March next a. 10 o'clock
Dated New York, Feb. A. 1853 Public Administrator.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers street-Noticc is hereby given TO the relatives
and next Of kin Of Robert Lanning Of Oakland county,
Michigan late Of California deceased and who is alleged
70 have died intestae that shall apply to the Surrogate
Of the county Of New York for letters Of administration
upon the estate of the said intestae the It'll day Of
March next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated New York, Feb 4, 1883 Public Administrator.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers street-Notce s hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of p Rordan, Of Sacramento, Cali
died ntestae that shall apply TO the Surrogate Of the
county of New York for letters Of administration
the estate Of the said interstate, the seventh day Of
March next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
PETER. b. SWkENY, Public Administrator.
Dated, New York, Feb 4th 1853.
nUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bers street Notice Is hereby given to the relatives
and next OF kin Of Susan Magee Of the city New York.
deceased and who is alleged to have died intesae that
the effects Of the said nesate in the hands Of the Pub
Nc Administrator, will be administered and disposed Of
by him according to law unless the fame be claimed by
some lawful executor administrator of the deceased
PETER B. swfENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, Feb 4. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

YTyHE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
psnion--By Or. A. M. Mauriceau, Professor Of Dis.
eases OF Women. Twentieth edition. l6mo, PIP 253 Price,
to many aeconate wife, and pecuniary difficulties To
the husband might have been spared by timely posses
sion Of this work 1t intended especially for the mar
RED or those contemplating marriage It dscloses
porant secrets which should be known to them paricu
iary.
Here, also, every temale-the wife, the mother-the
one either budding into womanhood the other In the
decline Of years. in whom nature contempates impor
tant change discover the causes symptoms and the
most efficient remedies and the most certain mode Of
Extract of letter from gentleman in Dayton Oho)
DAYTON May !, 1861.
Ny Dear Sir-My wife has been perceptbly sinking for
three in consequence OF her great
anguish and suffering months before and during her
conGnementevery successive and more debli-
tang and protrating her putting her life in imminent
danger and which the last OCCASION despaired Of
supposed this state Of things was inevitable, and
about two monhs) heard your book highly spoken Of
containing some matters reaching my On its
cept and perusal cannot express TO you the relief II
afforded my distressed mind and the JOY its pages i'm
parted to my wife, learning that the great discovery
Of NJ NJ. Dasomeaux provided n remedy. 1t opened .
prospect to which little conceived possible But
for this ere another year would have passed my
head In all human probability my wife would have been
in her grave, and my children motherless.
Its, Of course, mpraccable to convey more fully the
serious subjects treated Of they of nature strict
y intended for the married. those contemplating mar
rage For sale at 222 Broadway, No. Astor House, and
at the publishing Office l29 Liberty street, New York
Peterson, No. 96 Chestnut street. philadelphia On the
receipt Of 81 copy will be transmitted by mail free Of
postage to any part Of the United s'1se Ar 1ssisTs
Office 100 Liberty street, New York, or box LIZA New
York Post Office.
pamphlet Of sixteen pages more fully explaining tho
contents Of the book win be forwarded to any lady
gentleman who may desire IT, free of EXPENSE any part
Of the United States, by addressing as above.
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CAUTION.

CtAUTION. THERE HAVE LATELY BEEN
~ sold to sundry persons patent rights to use certain
improvements in the running OF carriages, under
the name of Evets patent carriage coupling notice is
hereby given that such pretended rights will give the
purchasers no claim to the improvement. sold under
that name said improvements are not included IN the
70 the subserber or the inventor and patentec thereof
New Haven, Conn. g. l. HAUSSkNHHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

NEEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE,
Il with colored anatomical plates 2s copy free By
mail to any address. Sold ct 222 Broadway Broadway
Post OHRce and by the author, M. IArmont physician
and surgeon AZ Reade street. corner Of Broadway Y
where ne treats all thee complaints, from IL A. NJ tin
3P. H., and from to in the evening.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY OF WASH
~ ington, d. c., under the direction Of Aaron Haght
Palmer Counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States for the prosecution and recovery OF claims on the
United States before Congress- the Executive Departments
and Boards Of sitting in Washington settle
Of accounts with the Executive Departments, and
obtaining the remission of nes penalties and forfeures
Tor alleged violations Of the revenue other laws OF
The United States recovery Of debts, legacies and in
herances in the United States and foreign countries
vestments in United States and State securities coec-
lions generally, remittances and other money business
puYchase of government lands for foreign emgrants
The undersigned has efficient and reliable
IN the several States and Territories of the Union and win
give his prompt and faithful attention all business con-
1ded TO the agency Letters must be post paid. Office
south Of Fifteenth street. opposite the Treasury
Department. AARON II. PALMER
Director and Consul General of Ecuador for the IT,
Washington, December, 1852
CMTTH CUNNING HAS OPENED AN OFFICE AT 1so
y Greenwich street, Of Dey street for the sale
and leasing Of houses stores and lots collecting rents,
loaninp money bond and mortgage al the transact
ing Of all matters relating to real estate Sales Of house
hold furniture at auction solicited and attended to with
promptness and despatch. Rcfcrcnces-James Van Nos
trand President Merchants Bank ID. Randolph Martin,
President Ocean Bank A. b. Hays Cashier North River
Bank.
ITO WESTERN MERCHANTS COMMISSION
Wheeling, Va. J. @. Buckles h Judge, Cincinnati Ohio;
O. Buckles Co., Louisville, Ky Particular attention
I'D to 6ng orders for produce and TO for warding
AaDdiss N and from tho East fosv'pe jan 10. 1853
ITO PUBLISHERS AND OTHERS-AUSTRALIAN AGEN-
Il oy,-The advertiser who Is acquainted with the
keok trade being about TO proceed Melbourne would
upAahe agency for periodicals. and cheap REPRINTS
Or any kind Of commission. Address G. c. Herald Office,
- three days.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILR0AD.--NEw
Johpsbupy Rou,e,s Point oSdensbura Montrea and in.
termediate towns. Tickets Be procured at the New
York and New Haven Railroad Office, Az Broadway.
Express trains leave at A. N and az p. NJ. Baggage
checked through Freight by the railroad steamers from
Peek slip every day at NJ. Bills OF hding furnished,
u desired Merchandise In bond viii receive prompt at
tentiOn. Price reduced.
=. HYDE Agent, 49, South street.
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DRY GOODS.

StPRING MANTILIAS-THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW
- prepared to submit to the inspection of merchants
and wholesale buyers from every section of the Union,
his mportatons and manufactures for the present
comprising elegant and most extensive variety of Pa
rsan novelties selected during the past month from the
emporums Of the most celebrated French modstes to-
gether with splendid assortment of silk lace and other
spring mantas, of his manufacture, being copies
from the best French patterns all of which he at
Wholesale on the most liberal terms GEO BULPIN
Paris Mantilla Emporium, 361 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

DIAPER HANGINGS-TRANCIS PARES co, NO. 50
Il Chambers street. (next but to Stewarts,) cor.
Of Broadway offer Wholesale and retail the most
extensive assortment Of every quality Of the richest
style Of decorations limitations Of oaks marble &C. Ths
most skilfu workmen are employed to hang tie papers
MO WHISPERS OR MOUSTACHESY- WHY, THEY ARE
IN more like women than men; why don't they use
Grahams OngnentY and in ak weeks it win force the
beard to grow strong and uxurian and win not stain
nure the skin 81 per bottle and sent to any part Of
the country. r. G. GRAHAM 38 Ann street, Fowler's
Buildings.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADuPHA-DIRECT UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines, through in four hours
New Jersey Railroad, via Jersey GyIeavng New York.
foot Of Cortlandt street. at and A. NJ, and and 81
p M. Fare in the SA NJ and p NJ, 50 rs and in the
"a. NJ and r. g. Leave Philadelphia at l. : and
GA. NJ and 6k p. ~ For first class, %; second do,
Is and 0 A. NJ and d p ny 81 60 For Baltimore,
Washington, Norfolk and Charleston-through tickets
sold, and through baggage carried, In he and A. NJ
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before the
trains leave.
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raoposp DATES on aAnna.

10 ne8ht o. pAes1G0, apply 70
EDWARD x. COLLINS & co. No. 10 Wall It, N. 7.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY b co., Liverpool.
9. ROBERTS b CO. ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AUNROE CO., No. - Ras Notzs Dame dsc
Victoires, Paris
GEO. r. DRAPER, Haus
The Of these ships WIN not b accountable for
gold, silver, bullion specie, jewely precious stones
metals, unless bills Of adng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
CTEAMSHIP NIAGARA-THE r. NJ. STEAMSHIP MA.
- CARA will sail from the stream Wednesday, at 3
O'Clock p H. steamboat win leave the DOCK at Jersey
City, at o'clock Passengers requested to be at the
dock before that time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

TOR IIvnsP0OI-UNTTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
II ARCTIC, Capt J. c. Luce. This steamship win de-
part with the United States mail for Europe positively
Saturday 9th March, at II O'Clock from her dock at
the foot OF Canal street No berth secured till paid for
For freight or passage, having unequaled aceommoda-
tons for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS l. CO., 60 Wall street.
Passengers requested to be on board at IL u NJ
The steamship BALTIC will succeed the ARCTIC and sad
10Th March,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

A UGUSr HUMMELS FREQUENTLY IMPROVED AND
N Probatum Essence of CoHee-0ne package OF this
essence will as far as four pounds Of roasted store
ecy the real taste OF the best coffee but
will have delicate and finer favor finer color,
and will certainly be much more wholesome for every
person than pure roasted store coffee it will also be
clear without requiring anything TO clarity it. Manu-
featured and for sale Wholesale and retail by AUGUST
HUMMEl Co, No. ~ Julianna street, below Willow,
Philadelphia Advice for useIo make two quarts strong
or mild coffee take table spoonful OF ground roasted
store coffee usual and half tea spoonful of this
sence more or less quantity Of coffee must be made
after this proportion p S-Afer using close the pack
age carefully and keep it particular in dry place De-
pot 50 Sullivan street Spring. and for sale at every
grocery store in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22
UHIPPING.

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
In Through TO San Francisco, via AspnwaI and Pa
No detention the Isthmus At greatly re-
duced rates. The and fast aide wheel steamship
UNION, 800 tons burthen,) Richard Adams Comm an
der win leave New York for Aspnwal (Nayy Bay from
pier No. North River, Saturday, March bth at Q
O'Clock NJ precisely connecting with the new and mag
ni6cent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, q, 100 tons) Edward Dunn, Commander, which
steamer viii be in readiness at Panama to receive the
Unions passengers, and sail Immediately for San Fran
cisco The accommodations and ventilation of the Win
field Scott all that be desired Her speed estab
hhed on the voyage between New York and Panama and
while the Pacific coast ia unsurpassed Every exer.
ton will be made the part of the line to insure com
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed
and cautioned ha tickets for this line sold only
Mt 20 Broadway. DAVIS BROOKS CO., General Agents.
United States Postage law for the convenience Of the
publie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

HUDSON RIVER RAHROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy -
Express train A. M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at clock
evening"
Mail train, 8A. NJ. through way train at p. NJ
Express train +. NJ; accommodation train. 8 p. ".
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher -Four
teenth, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street, at TX A. ~, for
Poughkecpsie and At p. NJ for Albany stopping at all
way stations. EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-22

T>RANKlIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM STREEY.-oEO,
Il Lea, propretor.-fhe ao",. sstablshnsnt Ia spsI
every afternoon, at O'Clock and in the evening at ha
past for the purpose Of Classic and Original Represen.
tations of Living statuary" by Nile Casinets Troupe q
Model Artists together with variety Of beautiful Per
formances For further partcusrs bills Of each day.
Admission Seats in private boxes so cents stare seo
with cushioned arm chairs 37h .ents boxes Is ssn1s
galery 12k cents.