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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16


SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-Steamship Humboldt-Mr and
Mrs Mccall three daughters, and servant, NYork Mills
do Mrs Mills do; Mrs Harper, do; Mott, Paris;
n Getz Philadelphia; Osborne New York; E Touil-
hout do Mr. Coltur, California; Joseph Chembet, do;
Chas Morcau do; Mrs Pilock and child, New York 4
Gleason dorchester Mass Mr. Crooks and Miss Crooks
do Miss Graham, Miss s W Graham, and w Fl
Graham, New York; Stephen Moers do; Mics Paris;
Mrs c Mel and five children, New York Meyers do;
Miss Wild, do Miss Rent, do Bryant and lady, Buff
Coleback, do; Chas Augustus do; John Rochersper
ger, do; Beinfery do; G Zoebisen do Jjnacis Man
zon Italy; Mrs Fl De st Remy, New York Chas Gresham
do c. F. Sachan Germany; Joachne Neysse do; Messrs
Garrousse California; Du Veray, do; Matagren, do Gall
tey, do-Total So.
Internationally Glasgow-Miss Jane Hope, Mrs
Laurie, Glasgow; Mr. Laurie, NYOrk; Mr. Cathcart, To
ronto; Mr. w Mitchell Mrs Mitchell Charles Poston
Quebec; Mr. Cumming, Toront0 Mr. Crawford Mr. Thallon
Mr. Blair Mr. William Cocks Mr. Lonergan, Mr. George Nc
Richie, Dundee; Mr. VIM White Dnmbarton; Mr. William
Thompson, Mr.. John Rankin, Mr. Duncan Mcintosh, Mr.
Philip Wilson, Mr. James Dunn, Mr. Alexander john
ston. Mr. Peter Anderson Mr. Archibald Atken,
Hope, McPhai Toronto; j Burrage, Berry, Ca
NADIA; Swaney, Glasgow; w Burgess NYork; Hyfe,
Canada; Anketel, Barrow, R Cark, Quebec; Mrs Nc
A Kerr Moore Glasgow; A G TIinday, NYork-Tota 3s.
SAvANNAH-Steamship F1orida-S Petit 0 Potts W
F Talman and lady Mount, G Wnberg, Van Wa
genen, VIM Cocks, Mrs Martha Lee and three children
VIM Atwood S Callaghan, w Newell J R Woolson Miss
Mary Smith H Smith, G Stow A Young, L Storms, J
and lady, G Browning-2O in Storage.
CHARIEsTON-SteamshipU nion-L Wyeth Miss Wyeth
Mrs Wyeth, Major Beas lady, nurse and child, M Nal
don, Gilchrist Smith, Miss Stevenson, Mrs
Richie, W Congdon, VIM Ferris, Belts, re Gilbert
Cartwright, w Faber, G Levie Steel, NJ Woolson
Mrs Dooley, J Bradley Chatterton, Bacon, j
Breckenridge Wilkins, j Lemane lady and child d
hanson, Jackson-10 in steerage.
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DOmeStlc MlsceIlnnY.


BY the recent lanened demise Of his father the Hon
Charles G. Aherton Of New Hampshire will come into
possession of a fortune OF about 500 600
Measures in progress in Boston to appropriately
commemorate Mr.. Webster's birth day Tuesday next
the 18th inst.
Citadel HILL In Halifax during the funeral ceremonies OF
the American consul last week-he first time the Ameri-
flag waved over Her Msjesty's Notifications
Ten ~ the Rochester n. Y. Alderman have been in.
dcted for msdemeanor in the licensing taverns and
other houses OF entertainment.
Tie deficiency in lard this year on last years Weld
throughout the West, is estimated at rs, 900 pounds
Notice given in the Rhode Island Legislature of an
act in amendment Of the Maine Liquor law 20 "a 10
obyiate the present constitutional objections.
An Ilishman tried at Cambridge day or two since
for stealing pair Of PANTS" Tho theft was proved
iu Il rlsucd fur The defence that no such garment
ienfs, known IN law. The objection was al.
i,a td ftd ~ cni1 M dismissed.
llc lludc hid Ie4i.ntre have refus I'd 10 consider
aA Ieifr askg restoration Of the dca ID penalty 10
tf8t state.
ainfpr. named Charles Hopkins fell from a bnLling
n Savannah, the sth inst, and instantly killed
In the Supreme Judicial Court Of Boston the 18th
inst. John stafford arraigned Indictment
charging him with the Hilfu murder Of his wife Ellen
choking her; and Hannah Thompson (colored) was ar
raened indictment charging her with the wiIful
murder of her egitimae child by casting IL into the
yault Of privy the la day Of October last The r
both pleaded not guilty and the 28b Of februa
the day assigned for their trials.
Ioth OF the who injured BY the explosion oil
the gas works at Pswtucket have since died
a mad horse was shot at New Orleans the 5th inst
appears that the animal was bitten by mad dog and
ympom. 81 hydrcphobia unaffected hein - the
mi'us - svelyu'ns sad t.si be o,t ps,,oo ny
tse aaae Vi Noien
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NJ
BREApsrUFFs.- more sought after as well by
spectators by the eastern and local trade
prices. The days business comprised TO- $50 bblsSour
at 81 67 IS; superfne No. at 81 93A s. O6 ordi-
nary to choice State at IS so IS 68A mixed fancy
Western and common to good Southern at IS 561 IS
IS; common to good Ohio at IS 62 IS 49, fancy Gene
and Ohio at IS Is IS STU extra Western at IS 81
So SIN and extra Genesee at IS 87K So SO per Dbl
Rye -four scarce. Fine commanded "a So and super
fine - IS per Dbl Corn meal continued inanmae at s.
62h for Jersey and So 871a for Brandywine per Dbl
The days sales did not exceed $500 bushels Western
white at 81 80 and 600 Long Island red at 81 IS 81
90 Some 500 bushels rye realized 9c and 500 bushels
tworowed barley in part at roc per bushel State and
Western oats freely offered and bought at 6Oc Sc
per bushel Corn in light supply and displayed
improving tendency The operations reached 18, 900
bushels new Southern white and yellow at 69e. TIC.
CUTToN-The sales 800 bales to-day, at prices
&c. hgher-mostly speculative purchases.
FR1GHTs-Rates to European ports ruled in favor Of
shippers. $500 bushels corn in bulk engaged for
Liverpool at sgd. A lot of wheat was also taken on
private terms. 400 terces beef at As 3D. 49, 3D. and
about 500 barrels -four at 3s Cotton nominal To
London 100 tons oil cake taken at ass There
change to Havre California rates unchanged
PRovIIoSs-Pork tended upwards; sales have been
made of 500 bbls. old prime at SIG at SIS So old
at SIS 8Q1 and at $40 81 ~ SO 371s There
$50 packages picked meats disposed of at 7c
for shoulders, and 1910. for hams per ID Lard
ruled active and firm and 400 packages were taken at
llAc 11Nc, per b. Beef was pretty briskly sought
after and steady the sales reached $50 bbs country
PINE at IS so IS IS do. at SO Sl1 25 and city
do at s12 SO $13. Nothing additional tran spred in
beef hams Ohio and State butter dull and heavy at
lac 1Sc and l9c 23c per h. Cheese seemed inactive
at nc SIC. per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

SMITH TO Miss EMMAJ. VINCENT, all OF this city
Died,
In this city, on the 18th January in the 3ls year of
with patient resignation for the space of three years
the suerings incident to the gradual but decay
the human system by consumption and died amid the
Borrowings OF numerous friends, to whom she had
deared herself by the purity Of her mind and character
and the simplicity of her affection.
On Saturday, 10Th inst. SUSANNA b. infant daughter of
Forbes and Sarah Dunderdae aged year and months
The remains will be taken to New Milford for nterment
On Thursday evening January 10, JoeErmyE ALLISON,
only child Of John and Alice Wheeler aged II months
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
tend the funeral this day. at o'clock P. NJ, from the
ON Friday January u, PATRICK O'REGAS, of Mallow
County Cork, Ireland, in the Bath year of his age
bers of the Young Mems Calvert B. s. Catholic asti
tute respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence ISL Monroe street at O'Clock this day
On Saturday morning, at IL O'Clock, ISABELLA MORAN
wife OF James Griffin, native OF County Dairy, Ballsnes
Green Ireland.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from her late residence, No 50
Mulberry street this day at half past clock p NJ
Al Ha~kshurst, Staten Island on the 4th inst, in the
9th year Of his age WILLIAM WHMERpIsG only son Of VIM
III. and "a rah Ann Townsend
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of his
grandfather David Austin, respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral at Grace Church at half past l. clock
Monday next.
On Friday evening 14th inst JOHN HOWARD Youngest
son OF William and Jane Roome aged 10 years 10months
and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral on Monday, 18th inst at o'clock p
NJ from the residence of his father No 1855 West TWEEN.
| ty-irst street, without further invitation.
On Friday 18th inst at the residence Of her brother
Edward Hart lo3 Willow street Brooklyn, JANE wife OF
| r. Hand
The funeral service win commence ut 10 O'Clock at St
james Church, New York, Monday 18th inst. after
which her remains will be taken to the family vault in
Eleventh street for interment the friends of the family
are requested to attend without further notice.
On Saturday 18th inst MARGARET NJ in the 38th wear
| OF her ago, wife OF John Cowen
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
10 luta
Greenwich street at O'Clock Monday afternoons her
remains win be inferred in Cayery Cemetry.
last evening Mrs ELIZA BArnS rect of the late John
Battin.
At two days from Aohapucha board the steam.
ship Norherner Monday, Nov. 90 at II NJ buried JONI
vRhAND Of New York, aged 80 years disease Chagres
fever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

Brigs-Saisbury, Knapp Baltimore Atkins; Arve,
Wliams Curacao, Foulke 4 Son. Elizabeth Pitts Para
wood Anderson CO. Torno, Berry San Juan, Topper;
lawrence, Wall Now Orleans, J Eweu & Co;
Queen Esther Pcndleton, Cardenas, Nesmith x Sons.
Schrs-John MAnlove Phare, Chester and Philadelphia
Van Brunt Saght Benz Strong, Smith, Savannah, De
mill Co; JOS Porter English Richmond c II Pierson;
James Barrett Cobb, Philadelphia Jas Hand; Perry
Bullock Boston Lewis
steamer-Dela~are, Seymour Philadelphia H Sanford
ARRIVED
Ship America, Lawrence, Liverpool, Nov %, to D 4 A
Kingsland Sutton. Dec q, lat A. lon 43 in severe
deck stove the quarter boat and bulwarks and broke Oh
all the sancheons Has had heavy westerly gales
all the passage, split sails, &c Three infants died among
the steerage passengers.
Schr Julien, Depuy Norfolk days.
Schr Fashion, Loring Boston, days.
schr John Mashow, Kenney, Salem, days.
Schr Sontherner, Wilcox, Lubec, IL days
Schr Clarendon, -, Rockland, days.
Schr Kenawha -, Rockand, days.
Steamer Kennebec, Clark, Philadelphia. Left Tuesday
afternoon but in consequence OF the storm COMPEL
ed to put into Delaware City for a supply Of coal
Steamer Delaware, Seymour, Philadelphia % hours.
Jan IA, 7.30 NJ, in Cape May Roads. saw schr VIM II
out 10 days; 18TH $50 NJ, clipper looking bark
ashore about fourth of mile above Squan inlet also
large painted port ship three fourths of mile Of the
bark (the Cornelius Grinnel having nothing standing but
her mi7en and stump of manmast at 15 met steamtug
Titan, Capt Hazard having in tow wreckng schr, bound
down the beach.
ship said to be of Eagle Hazards New Orleans
packets.
Steamships Humboldt Lines Havre; Glasgow (Br),
Craig, Glasgow; Florida Woodruff, Savannah; Union Ad
ans Charleston; ships Baltimore Northrup Australia
Austin Moss Galveston; Jessore Cobb, New Orleans;
brig Altoona Iiesgang M;tanzas; and others.
Some 40 so sail Of fore and aft and other rugged
sells, went to last night and this morning
There some drift ice in the rivers this morning
Wind during the day from W to NV, with the appear
of at sunset
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llth briggs vulture, Burdt Para 1lth ult river llth
schrs Excelsior Paine, Tangsri Kslos Hsthsws Phla
BeiasD Wilmington NC; M Miles, NYork
12th-Arr brig Danl Weld Cherryfeld for NYork; schr
Ophr, Booker, NYork. Cid brig Messenger, Debaker,
Africa schrs VIM Pickering, Loud Martinique; Missouri
Barenson NYork
WILMINGTON, NC. Jan 1o-Arr bark Acadia Mowry,
Charleston 18th, schr Iamartine, Tyler NYork; 18th
8th schr Alamode, Holmes, MayagueE schrs 7 May
hew Spencer. Port Spain Patrick Henry, Knudon, Nor
mngo schr Potter, Sooey Charleston; 18th, briggs
Onward Tibbets, Boston Annawan Hardy, Philadelphia;
schrs De Rosset, Brewster, NYork; BrOgnard do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

TT g MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW OR
~ leans, via Havana.-The splendid steamship CHERO
KEE Baxter commander will sail from the pier at foot Of
Warren street. N r., on Thursday, January q, at 9
O'Clock NJ, precisely Rates Of passage to Havana and
New Orleans:-Iades' and after saloon berths, $50;
lower forward saloon berths $780, Storage $5 Specie
only taken on freight to Havana Freight taken to New
requested supply themselves with the companys bills
ofladng which may be had application at the Office.
No other form will be signed. No bills Of ading signed
after IL o'clock the day of sailing For freight pas
sage apply to o. ROBERTS, III West street. of
Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port of New York, January u, 1854.
CLEARED

CLEARED
ships-florda Woodruff Savannah, Mitchill:
Union, Adams, Charleston Spoford Session n Co.
ships-Andrew Foster, Hoberton Liverpool ID Ogden
Meteor Bearse, New Orleans Gorham Ia ssett 4 Co;
Alert, Thomas Fan Francisco, Croker Warren; H.
Hartshorne, Liverpool, Ieregn h 90
Patks-itere7s iilion, Wrsi Indies mater Cirafd.
VRet' h'tt" fr'" tt,atl. t'u'o,npe rr an,' 80
" frbndy Co "
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i 1NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CON-
~ Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
carrying the great United States Maonly through Uni
ted States mail line for California and Oregon via Aspin
wall and Panama. at greatly reduced prices for second
cabin and storage steamers Ohio and
Golden Gate. The splendid and double engine United
States mail steamship OHIO, 5000 tons burthen 81. j.
Hartstene Y. s. N, CONF will sail on Thursday, Jan 20
at O'Clock NJ, precisely from pier at foot Of Warren
nys magnificent steamer GOLDEN GATE, requiring but
eleven days and half running time, having performed
and eight hours including all landings for mails and sup
plies will be ready at Panama to receive the Ohos mails
No efforts win be spared the part Of the companies to
send their passengers through with expedition comfort
and safety Rates Of fare through-Firs cabin, $305
second cabin $500 steerage $85. Rates from Panama
to San Francisco-Second cabin, $146 steerage, $50
Passengers viii be landed at the railroad wharf at Aspn
wall free. Transit of the Isthmus at the passengers
pense. For freight passage apply to CHARLES A.
WHITNEY at the Office Of the Companies, lit West street.
corner of Warren New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

Stock Sales.
PmADnPHlA, jan 15.-(Reportcd by Reese D. Fell y
Flra Board-s2 eco City Railroad, rs 1914 900 do,
Long Island Bonds, So 1000 do b5 800 shares Long
Island, b. lots 1855 200 do 16 500 do s5 1917 500
lots, 1875 so Beaver Meadow 81 Lancaster Turnpike
49, rs Camden Amboy Railroad 1885, 400 Union Canal IS
lots l6A Is Pennsylvania Bank l2o 20 Grard Bank,
ds IA 10 Northern Bank Kentucky IL ~ 26 Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad 4sA; rs Morris Canal, II. after Bodrd-
800 hs Long Island, b. lots, 1914 400 do S. 16s 200
do le2i $50 do, lets l624 $50 do SIS, 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

A UsTRAILA.-FoR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, OR PORT
n PHILIPPINE detention after the day specified for de-
parture. The clipper bark PEYTONA, lying at pier
ports Parties DESTROYS of securing the best accommoda
ton, with rapidty Of passage, requested to inspect
her The previous performances of this vessel warrant
the belief that her passage viii be effected in eighty days
She takes experienced surgeon and every exerion will
be made to comfort and satisfaction for her pas
sengers For freight passage, apply to ANTONIO PEI
LETTER, 9s Wall street; or BABBiDGE & VALENTINE,
IS a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

CTTAM FOR MONTEvIDEO, BUENOS AYRES, ENTIRE
- Rios Correntes, Assumption and Cuyaba, lin BRAZIL
Sample freight and passengers will be taken in fast
steamer, with excellent accommodations under the
mand Of experienced captain, to leave this port
about the 10th of January. Cabin to Montevideo and
Buenos Ayres, $3.50. Cabin to Paraguay 5000. For
freight or passage apply to LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.,
Agents IA Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16
DOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS CAN BE HAD GENu-

nOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS CAN BE FAD GKNU
~ inc at $50 Canal street, New Orleans. 1t makes
speedy and thorough certain diseases without the
least restriction OF Diet drink exposure business One
dollar per VIAL with medical book filed with truths not
lies Only place, Division street. up stairs New York,
until the Office No g. is finished For ten years paS
quack doctor in this and other cities
restores people to sound health daily who have been
ruined with mercury and caustc by those humbugs.
WAR HATH SLAIN IT'S THOUSANDS, BUT sCROFUIA
w its tens of thousands-Dr E. Brown, the great
scrofua DOCTOR Of Springfield Mass formerly Of Haver
hill Mass, now Of New York city, author Of "Female
Manual Of Health y Scrofulaits and cure ana
other works Of great celebrity has the pleasure TO an
established himself in this city at No lat Grand street.
between Broadway and Bowery, where he will be happy
nerallY
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HHIPPING.

Saloon, $780, 8e6 and sos, according to state rooms
limited number of third class passengers viii be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
$20.. ....: to Liverpool $50: .....: from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
in sums from FL sterling upwards. AHand bills can be
had at the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON agent, No. Al
Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16
Telegraphic Marine Reports.

HALIFAX, Jan 15.
Arrived from New York-Dec Is, New Hampshire, at
the Clyde Maria, at Marselles; 9th Thomas at Queens
town. 28th Cora Linn, at the Clyde Sarah, do; Jacob
Westervelt Liverpool 29h Prince Albert at Gravesend
Sailed for New York-Dec 8, Isaac, from Malaga; Ire
mont, do; 28th Western Star, from Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

J'OR SAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
II wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA. Capt. W.
Collins carrying the United States mail will leave Pha-
depha for Savannah Wednesday the 10th inst at
O'Clock, A. NJ, from the wharf, above Vine street In
speed and strength and in every arrangement the
comfort and convenience Of passengers this ship Is
surpassed. Fare from New York Philadelphia, $25
steeage 50 The State Of Georgia leaves above every
alternate Wednesday Agents in Philadelphia Heron L
Martin, .37h North Wharves; in Savannah Padeord
Fay K Co.
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Passengers Arrived.
IWERPoor-Ship Americs-W Grossmth and lady, Lon
dom Mrs Mckenzie, child and infant, NYork.
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VANDERBILT IINE-FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-ONLY
Y line giving tickets for crossing the Isthmus.-The
and powerful double engine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT 800 TOMS will leave from pier No 2, North river
at O'Clock, p NJ, precisely Thursday, January 20
connecting with the Pacific steamer the Nicaragua
route having but twelve miles of land transportation
These steamers in their
and ventilation For information passage apply only
at the agency Of the company No Battery place up
stairs The public cautioned against the representa-
tons Of hired for other nes-none employed
for this line
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AELIRL1IM(9.


NOR IIvERPOOL-UNTTED safes MAIL STEAMSHIP
It PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra Nye.-Ths steamship viii d.
part with the United States mails for Europe postvsV
Saturday January g. at IL O'Clock NJ from her berh
at foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for
For freight or passage, having unequaned sccommeda
tons for elegance comfort, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS & CO., So Wall street.
Passengers requested to be on board at II A. II
February6.
NOR CHARLESTON AND FIORIDA-sEsn- WEEKLY
Il u 3 Mail Iine.-The favorite and fast going
leave Pier No q North river Wednesday January 10
at three O'CLOCK r. M precisely. For freight apply On
board where all bills of ladinr will be signed and for
passage at the Office of SPOFFORD TIIESTON & CO.. -
South street Through tickets for Florida as ollowsTe
Jacksonville, s3l; to Pilatka $33.
NtIIPPER LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO Ell FGANr
~ new clipper ship STAR OF THE UNION, Willis con-
mander is loading at pier No. Is East river few
tons more be taken Can also take three or four
passengers, having splendid accommoda
tons For freight passage, apply on board, to
JOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall street
NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
N The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L. Par
rsh commander will sail from pier l3 North river,
Saturday, 22d January, at 3P NJ For freight apply
board, and for passage to
LUDI4AM & PLEAsANTs, SO Front street.
T1OR sAIE-THE SUPERIOR FAST SAILING SCHOONER
JIG Edward Wotten, built of white oak, in the most sub
stantia manner in l849 Is 146 tons register carries
200 tons coal 800 bushels draws feet water
loaded New sails and in perfect order in every respect
For further particulars, inquire Of
B. N. FOX CO., so Water street.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
IN for Mobile, stopping at Havana.-The side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR Robert w. Shufelt,
U. $. NJ Communicable steamer Black Warrior will
receive freight for Mobile and sail for the above ports
Tuesday jan 25h at IL O'Clock precisely from pier foot
Of Harrison street North river Passage $50. Freight
taken for New Orleans at thirty cubic foot Goods
consigned 20 L. Mead l. Co., Mobile will be forwarded
free of Commissions. No freight taken 10 Havana but
specie No freight received sailing days Company's
bills ofladng be had at No SO Nassau street Ship
pers send in their bills Of ladng to the Office by
nine O'Clock, p. NJ, Monday, jan ~ Passengers for
LIVINGSTON, CROCHER0N & CO., 81 Broadway.
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On the 18th inst by the Rev Thos. Armitage Mr.. Ell
JAN SMITH TO Miss EMMAJ VINCENT all Of this city.
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Telegraplllc REPORTS.
Stock Sales.

INV ORLEANS, Jun. I0--NOOn.
rain storm to-day is interrupng out door business
The sales Of Rio coffee during the week have been
bags mostly at &c. The stock hand is AZ 900 bags.
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thE M REWARD.-JEFFRIES' ANTTDOTE A sPE

sWOUU cifc mixture. It makes q speedy cure, with
the least restriction Of diet drink exposure change
in application to business The proprietor challenges
single where the mixture will not cure under the
forfeiture Of Ave hundred dollars Further-he disease
cannot be contracted if dose of the mixture taken
when exposed It is put up in bottles with full reo
tions at 81. One bottle lasts a week-many cured
in two days. For sale by c. 81. RING, 192 Broadway
los Bayard street
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NINETY DAYS TO SAN FRANCI5CO-DESPATCH
IN line.-The celebrated clipper SWORDFISH Capt
d. s Babcock, having performed her first voyage to San
Francisco in ninety days will leave her second about
the 25th inst, and take few tons Of very light
freight if Immediately offered to
SUTTON q co. 81 Wall street