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THE PLAcUE SHIPS.
Terrible Mortality ~ ga . Board EN-,
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The alarming accounts .hca have published
recently OF the mortality 80 enigrant yes, es
arriving At this port, have sfl rise TO the most
serious spprehen sions 10 r.,,t ne public health
As yet 10 official replr b. hesa made by the
officers at Quarantine o. 1mmissoners OF
Emigration, and s. far been enabled to
ascertain, they do not iu.eo 5iying the publ,
any information whatever asor tic subject This is,
ho wever, not To be wonoeIes * ~aen we consider
that the Board of Emigtauoe = aost utterly ire
sponsibie to any auth0riy, I'D hat their trausac-
tons seldom or sunllsaed like those OF
every other department o. elJ government. In
accordance with our usual sCsi - "a such cases, we
have however, instituted ifse atoms, with the
view of presenting plan starement Of the facts
before our readers. From the Glowing table, it
will be seen that during tue mortl Of November,
twenty eight of the Whole nuo,s 4 emigant vessels
which arrived at this por bad .noiea on board, and
of these several lost onsnlnth tlsir passengers by
this fearful epidemic
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herewith enclose to you copy Of a notice for q
meeting Of the national democracy of the city and
county of Philadelphia, to be held this evening"
THE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION.
SR-iou particularly Invited 10 attend mestiay OF
democratic czns opp ,sed to tbs IRRESPONSIBLE and sed
tue demo cratic faith and in OF the OF
Young Mems National Democratic As sstion, 10 bs
Chestnut streets stairs, Thursday evening next.
December !, 1855, at half past seven O'Clock.
1t is mere preliminary meeting for the purpose
of per nanent orgaization and future operations.
have beard it spoken of by active and Influential
democrats here, and the movement will most assuredly
meet the approval Of the good and tire Of the party
Depend upon it, the national democrats Of New
York viii hear patriotic and enc ouragng response
from their brethren Of the Keystone State, who will
array themselves de by side With them on the broad
platform OF the union and the constitution that
platform on which the people stood at the late Pre-.
sidential election, but which has been baseiy and
tratorousy deserted by the sinking cabinet.
If you desire it, will keep you advbed Of the con
t4mplated movement. PATRIOT.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8, 1853.
The old Keystone is waking up. Though never
very fast, she seems to be in hurry just nov, for
we have had two political meetings here within the
last four five days, and expect to have stirring
times for month TO come.
A preliminary meeting of the national demo
Gratis was held on Tuesday night last, in the Chi
nese Museum Tor the purpose Of organizing in oppo
siton TO Gov. Bigler and the administration at
Washington, ard in favor Of the Hon. VIM. Witte
for Governor. On Thursday night another meeting
was held for the purpose of " organizing Young
Mems National Democratic Association" opposed
to the reasonable and se0tious doctrines OF the free
soil party being engrafted on the true democratic
| faith
| The public mind was not unprepared for a move
ment Of this kindin fact it Jud have been started
long ago, had some practical question presented
upon which hey could have taken sides. They have
that question aow in the selection Of delegates TO the
eubernatora convention, and all that Is lacking to
i give animation TO the movement Is little interfe
| ference by the officials at Washington, as 10 other
| States, and that il lo,ked for daily
| Some who sympathizc with the nationals, bn'
have eye 70 the Tut ire, hesitate Ia consequence
IN. {, bic threat OF the Washington Uatyn gaids
all ? ho oppose me administration. They fearful
/ IN e oi jnlGic, that their prospects will b.
/ fur yer uiiLe1 81, let The behold the re Yard
! pq,e up"" The fec solers aud tesdon.ts, and
$500 S.e.'sS' ~. ---- ---.at
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SUPREME COUR'

Where two Judges TO hold tho Circuit at the
time the one last Bantd will take up Calendse b.
gnni, with the last three hundred cares and continue
with those and guch may be 'ded to tbs CAeu
Oar afterwards, In su,h double the usual number
cf jurors will be summoned, unless the busne Of the
Oyer ard Tsrmner shall prevent the attendance Of
than one Judge at the Circuit
OYER ASD IERMiSER.
SANE TINE WITH TIM GRcuns IN I1iE MoSTrS OF
OCTOBER.
TiEMs.
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Pennsylvania Politics

Nkw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN PHILADELPHIA.
OUR PENNSYLVANIA CORRESPONDENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l, 1858.
herewith enclose to you copy Of a notice for a
meeting Of the national democracy of the city and
county of Philadelphia, to be held this evening"
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Aud every Saturday for Special Motions The Saturday
ca Motion Terms will be held when the Special Terms
in session b, the Judge assigned TO sit In Cham
te,s during tbs month.
The Judge sitting at Chambers, will At the hold
S,eeai Term for any part business, and for such u
gated business as he shall expressly permit
ctANBrR grslyygs.
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II,AKE HoIIowAY,s rnIs TO CURE AsrndAncAL

yyyAKE HOIIowAY'S PILLS TO CURE ASTIIMATICAL
complaints old coughs, and affections of the chest.
The extraordinary efficacy of these Invaluable pills in the
cure OF complaints affecting the chest whether arising
from asthma old coughs occasional colds IS now so
well attested By numbers of persons both at home and
abroad who have been cured by their use that Holloway
Pills have become the most popular remedy for such dis
eases few doses will remove the phegm, relieve the
opprcsson of the chest and thereby produce healthy
action OF the lungs assist in perecing the cure Ho
oways Ointment should be rubbed into the chest every
NIGHT Sold by all the vendors of medicines throughout
the British empire and by those Of the United States at
3iI cents SIS cents and 81 so per box. Wholesale at
Mr. Joseph Horseys Maiden lane, New York, and at the
proprietcrs pa Strand, London.
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IIYGIAsTIKA-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR

TTYGIASTTKA.--A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
neuralgia tic dooreux toohache, nervous headache,
and rheumatism in the head and preventive of
commissions, or any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period Of teething has been
discovered and is being successfully administered IN
the Of medcated necklace, to be worn next the
skin by the patient. An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues Of the valuable medicines of which
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed the
mode OF application. The notice OF the public is not
therefore called TO quack medicine, but to medca
ment recommended by OF the most eminent Of the
faculty as peculiarly powerful in acting through the
pores Of the skin directly upon the diseased or excited
nerves afcrdng generally instant and always pcrma
nent relief and electing permanent Patients who
at twenty four hours trial Of the indicated necklace ao
cording 10 prescription find no relief may at the close OF
that period by Immediately returning the same receive
back their money. SCHUFFNEf MuLpr.nnN
TESTIMONY I'll do hereby certify that the composition OF
the medcatcd necklace offered by schufner Mudener
is of such nature to unfalingly produce the most
satisfac,orv results G.. BRAUNIICH, NJ d.,
No. 285 Henry street, Brooklyn.
For-saIe by the proprictors, No William street
, Lis1 VI.
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T,HE MARRIED woMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
i nanion--Rv Dir A NJ MauriceAu. Professor Of Dis

T,HE MARRIED woMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
i panion.-By DR.. A. NJ. Maurceau Professor Of Dis
eases of Women Twentieth edition, 16mo PIP. 2s3
anguish. to many an anectionate Wife, and pecunIAry
difficulties TO the husband might have been spared Dy
timely possession Of this work 1t is intended especially
for the married those contemplating marriage, a. it
dscloses important secrets which should be known 10
them particularly. . !,
Here also every female--the wife, the mother-the
one either budding into womanhood or the other IN the
decline Of years. in whom nature contemplates An I'M
porant change can discover the causes, symptoms and
the efficient remedies and the most certain niece o
cnre in every complaint 10 which her is subject
DAYTON, Nay ], 1851.
Dr. A. NJ MAuRIcEAu 100 Liberty street. ri
Ny Dear Sr-My wife has been pcrccptieiy sinking for
some three years more in consequence Of her great
anguish and suffering some months before and during her
confnement-every successive one mere and more aeo
tatng and prostratng her. putting her life in imminent
danger and which the last occasion, departed Oh
supposed this state Of things inevitable, and re-
signed myself to meet the worst. At this time lnow
about two months heard your book highly spoken o.
as containing some matters reaching my case I'm ~
receipt and perusa cannot express TO you the rohe
afforded my distressed mind, and the Joy ITS pases I'M,
pared 10 my wife on learning that tho great discovery
/ Of NJ NJ Dasomeaux provided remedy IL opened
prospect to me which little conceived was possible. But
for this ere another year MOULD nsne e would hsvs bes
| In her grave and my children both motheriess
it's OF course mpracticable to convey more fuy the
serious subjects treated Of they arc OF nature strictly
,,andod foy the married or those contemplating mar
rage For SALE at 222 Broadway NO Astor House anu
nj the publishing Office, l2e Liberty street. New York
PETERSON No 90 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. On the
receipt of 81 copy will be transmitted by mall free OF
postage to any part OF the United States All letters
must be addressed post paid, to Dr. A. M MAuRiCEAu,
Office 100 Liberty street. New York, or box ga New
pamphlet Of sixteen pages more fully explaining the
gentleman who desire H. free OF expense 10 any part
Of the United States, by addressing as above.
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MEDICAL.

A VALUABLE DISCOVERY. BIRTH MARKS, JUNIORS
N polypus, scirrhus cancers, molcs, and all excre
removed from the face body by painless eNter
nal application The subscribers would respectfully
sure all persons disfgured T on the face
or body that they them by the simple external
application of their remedy without the least pain or in
They invite all persons interested to call Mt
their Office and examine testimonials from those who have
been relieved This discovery is not experiment. We
can show nconesable proofs of having done all say
HARVEY X WALLACE
100 Second avenue corner Of Twelfth street.
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SPORTING.

~->>~~-~-S-~-~------'
TOMMY WALKER Is TO BE FOUND AT NO. 435i
81 Canal street, three doors west OF Broadway where
he will be happy to see his old and friends Sparring
taught every hour Of the day. Gentlemen attended at
their own residences. Apply as above.
MOOT RACE-TO COME OFF ON THE 2srH, AT THE
/ Red House, between Johnny Armstrong and Mathew
Cassidy, for $500 aside.
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NHEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUlDE-A
lVl practical treatise never before published twenty
Ave cents copy free Of postage Sold ~ Strneel x
Townsend 222 j. c. Harriet 432l Broadway AND " the
author NJ. Iarmont, physician and surgeon - head ,
these complaints, from IL A. NJ, till p n, and from
W IN The sIening.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADEIPHIA-DIRECr UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines through in four hours
fool of Cortlandt street at and A. NJ, and and ~
p II. Fare in the A. H. and p ~ 81 10, and in the
GA NJ and 81. 7. NJ. SO. Leave Philadelphia at !, ana
"a NJ. and So p NJ. For FIRST class 3d. second do,
Is and 0 A. H. and 4 z. Ny So So For Baltimore,
Washington Norfolk, and Charleston-through tickets
sold and through baggage carried in the ana a. VI.
and and 5L T.. NJ. lines from New York. Passengers
with baggage the ferry fifteen minutes before tue
trains leave.
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=. - lallaal'liss|sI = - 1000
ASTSOI.OGY.

"A rms BREWSTER TENDERS HER SERVICES TO THE
Nl ladies and gentlemen OF this city, in astrology love-
and law matters Interpreting dreams, &c by books and
Tho name of the lady or gentleman they will marry also
The name of the yisiters. Residence 80 Great Jones
street corner Bowery Ladies, 90 cents Gentlemen, ST.
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T,oRrTrNE TFIIING.-MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
II Furope for her skill in foretelling the future, win
furnisb intelligence about all circumstances Of life, TO all
Who NAV address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the Engish,
french and German anguages3l1 Broone street, near
Chrvste street NJ stairs Once hours from 10 NJ TO
&P, N.
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HOTELS.

IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA.-THE WE'LL
/ known hotel, Revere House. Havana has been trans
ered from Oous street. No 1l9 Abrapa street corner
of Mercadores This large ednce has been built and
reted and expense has been spared to make it an
elegant and comfortable home. IL can be recommended
with confidence the best and largest hotel Mt Havana
Refer DR.. Bogart, No St Marks place. New York
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WATCHES, JEvvELRY, sc.

CEILING OFF JEWEIRY, &C, AT A SACRIFICE
- Gold double heavy eases English lever Watches o.
anchors do lepines do ladies' Watches chains, damon
sct In pins, rings, crosses &c. Havana aud domestic =
yars at SO Nassau street, second floor. front room
~ IA. ~, ~, S4i.aa..i.
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VTUDSON RIVER RAII.ROAD-TRAINS DAILY FROM
I'll Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express train, A. M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at clock
same evening. ,,
Mail train 8 A. NJ; through way train at p NJ
Express train, 5 p NJ; accommodation train, T. NJ
Passengers taken at Chambers Canai christopher four
teenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street. at TX A. NJ, 10,
Poughkcepse and at p M for Albany, stopping at an
way stations. GEO. STARK, Superintendent.
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vI,O DAGuERRISTs.-To LET, POSSESSION IMME-
diaely the whole Of the upper floor, and half Of the
third floor the brown stone store eighty feet
Deep No 345 Fulton street Brooklyn just above Myrtle
avenue and opposite Court street. Montague place and
the City Hall 1t will be rented for term Of years at
reasonable price. Apply to VALENTINE G. HALL, at
Eine AN five p NJ at No. is Gramcrcy park Twen-
teth street between Third and Fourth avenues MY.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, W. aAhPS0N
commander win sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas
on MONDAY TIN February 1853. Passage money 70 Ber
muda 80 70 st. Thomas $40 For freight or passage
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Gonna nv
carrying the United States Mai-Only through United
states mail line for California and Oregon via Havana
for Asginw c and Panama The splendid steamship
pier, at foot Of Warren street N r. ON rhnrsdav Jan
~ att O'Clock, NJ precisely. Passengers per Crescent
City Will be transferred to the Steamship III Dorads al
Havana ana SAL Immediately for Aspinwal Panama,
ana connect with the Pacific Mail Steamship Oompanys
magnhcent steamship California which steam shin will
De IN readiness at Panama to receive the Il Dorados
passengers and sail for San Francisco Rates
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon $685. Second Cabin stan
dee Derths, $45 Storage, $35. From Panama to san
Francisco.n First Cabin $780, in Second do $i55 in
Steerags 80 For freight or passage, apply to NJ o.
ROBERTS, III West street, corner Of Warren
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
nama-No detention on the Isthmus.-Tho new and fast
side wheel steamship UNITED STATES, 500 tons VIM
c Berry, commander win leave New York for Aspinwai
ssS.ly 9 s0r pneds ssy .. soua pSy
with the and magnificent side wheel double enoine
steamship Winfield Scott, 100 tons, Edward Dunn com
mander which steamer will be r readiness at Panama to
receive the United States passengers and sail mmed
ately for San Francisco. The accommodations and VEN
tation OF the Winfield Scott all that can be desired
Her speed cablished the voyage between New York
passed Every exertion will be made part of the
line to ensure comfort expedition and safety Passen
gers wiz be landed on the wharf at Aspnwal Free taking
the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets for
this line sold only at 20 Broadway.
DAVS BROOKS b CO., General Agents, or
JONES Il JOHNSON.
mail bag is made up at the above Office, under the
public. ~
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VTNHE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vANDER-
i bt Line sor san Enthusiastically line giving tickets
for crossing the Isthmus-Through in advance of the
mail.-1he new double engine steamship STAR OF THE
VEST, 1900 tons burthen, will leave from pier No 2
Forth river, Saturday, FEBRUARY 5, at O'Clock p NJ
pecisey for San Juan del Nore, direct connecting with
tn popular steamship PACIFIC over the Nicaragua tram
sit QUITE having but twelve miles of land transportation
he' steamers have superior accommodations and venti
htio For information, passage at the lowest rates.
apply uly at the agency of the company, No Battery
place. stairs. Passengers cautioned against the
represeations of hired Of other lines. None
are empled for this line.
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TIOBOKEN.-TO LET, A CAPITAL HOUSE AND STORE,
III with other premises, where good -four and feed
business is carried first rate opportunity offers for
doing extensive business Will be let ON lease Tor live
years from the first of February Apply on the premises
Washington street between Third and Fourth streets
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II OFFS AT Ill NASSAU STREET NEAR ANN STREET.
The third and fourth floors, with good light, to
let very low if applied for Immediately Apply TO GEO.
G. SICkIES 70 Nassau street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~ANDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PIIILADEL-
phia at II O'Clock noon, by steamboat John Potter,
from pier No. l. North river Fare-trst class cars, %,
second class So Returning leave Philadelphia, from
foot of Walnut street at Up NJ Emigant line by steam
boat Atlas from pier No. l. at Ia o'clock, r NJ Fare
81 co.
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NOR ALBANY = WINTER ARRANGEMENT = THREE
u daily lines--Fare 81 50.-The trains leave City Han
station corner of Tyon and Centre streets daily sun
aavs excepted as follows First train at 80 A. NJ, mail
train, stopping at oil the way stations second train
A. NJ Albany express, stopping at Croton Falls, Dover
Plains Hsdale and Chatham Four Corners, arriving at
2IOP NJ in time to connect with the 80 train from
Albany west; third train As p NJ, Albany express,
stopping at Croton Falls, Dover Plains Milerton Hls
meeting at Albany with express train for Buffalo Return
ing viii leave East Albany Mt A. NJ, express train ar
irving in New York at IL 45 II NJ IL 10 A. NJ mail train
making all stops and T. ~, express train arriving ia
New York 10 7. NJ III. SlOAT, Supt
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vT>O LET-A TWO STORY COTTAGE ON EIGHTIETH
street first house west of Second avenue possession
immediately Rent $50 from till lst of May For
particulars inquire at 1856 Broadway of Broome
street No o. third floors between the hours of 10
NJ and az F. NJ
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
the following 80
AUANIlC. ................. Captain West
rASIlC........ Captain Nye
ANIC. .................... Captain Lace
bALlO. .................. Captain Comstock,
ADMAIlC. ................. Captain Grafton.
mess having been built by contract expressly for
government service every care has been taken in their
in their engnes-to ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are un
squalled for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York TO Liverpool in rst
cabin 800 in second cabin, go. Exclusive use Of extra
ME state room, $500.
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and f25
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths secured until paid for.
PROPOSED gAumo
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TITO LET-PART OF A NEW HOUSE, CONSISTING OF
i four rooms orr the second floor, two rooms on the
third floor togethe with back basement pleasantly loca
ted in East Brooklyn Myrtle avenue win be let
TO good tenant Apply at 276 Pearl street, New York.
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BROADWAY CORNER PROPERTY TO LET OR LEASE,
ID from 1t Nay-The premises No Wayery place,
twenty. nine feet on Broadway by hundred on Wa
verify place The house is sixty feet in depth Apply at
"a Maiden lane, second floor.
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TWO LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE. ON THIRTY
i fourth street; fashionable, one hundrcdoot street
The house repete with gas Croton baths, closets &c
The walls are grained in oak and frescoed in OIL Chan
deers and gas fixtures let with the house Situated one
block from Broadway. Possession given 1st February
Jpauire Of JAMES l.. DAYTON Thirty fourth street,
third door from Eighth avenue.
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FULTON STREET LOT TO LEASE, FOR TERN OF
i years. No. 49,, opposite st. Paul's, II by %.
Apply to DAVID KAlI. 3ol Broadway