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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. Feb 1876 =. ~
AsHfsSales have been made of 81 bbls al 81 81 4 for
tots, and - IS for pearls, per 100 lbs
BRKApsTufFs-F1our sought after and rather
ceaTer The sales comprised IL 500 bbls Sour at 81 30
% t.is hne rye at ~ so 81 564; superfne No 2 at
AZ 81 90 ~ tSA ordinary TO choice State at 81 49,
% lesf Canadian, in bond IS SIS I25 mixed TO fancy
western and common to good Ohio at So 25 81 50:
see at 20 so SO 25; favorite Southern at IS 62i,
70 ga extra Western at IS rs n So 25. and fancy
southeIn at 50 ~ 20 per Dbl Jersey meal was retail
ing al % 4a but 1t would not bring So 81 large
lots Per Dbl Wheat and barley ruled quiet. Rye was
held AT Gle 82c. per bushe State and Western oats
was less abundant and more in demand ut enhanced
prices The transactions included 81 500 bu shells inferior
TO choice Southern white and yellow, at 60c 66c per
busheL =
CoffrE less active. The sales did not exceel 200
bags Java, at III &c; and go Rio at 93s &c per h.
CorToS-Ony coo bales changed hands to-day at very
iaDguid prices - - ''
FHEionTs. Rates TO Liverpool were some What frmer
whne engagements moderate. 30 tons bacon we're
engaged at 25c; 400 tierces beef at 3D. The ship.
ments OF grain yesterday amounted to 10 900 bush in
bulk. at cd. For -four Is Cd %. Cd was asked and
-. ~. offered There was nothing for Havre or
London 200 bales cotton engaged for Rotterdam
ana laO for Hamburg at &c Rates for California were
STEADY At 90 eOc foot measurement-and 500 feet
measurement goods were engaged for Australia at SOC
PRoYsIoNs-Pork did not vary much. The operations
embraced 900 bbls at $l5 80 for prime nd sl7
81 70 Tor new mess per bbl Dressed hogs reaied at
Sc sHc per 10 Sales made of $50 pkrs picked
shoulders and hams, at &c. &c loo 10 &c per
10 The LAST sale OF bacon sides in dry salt effected
atsc Per H. so packages lard sold at Toe
per ID Beef ruled active and firm. The sales reached
90 hnis country prime at 81 62h So 25; city do at
20; country mess at 81 10 s1l 25 and city do
at tl2 - a sl3 Beef hams, butter and cheese con.
tinucd unaltered. -
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street this afternoon ct o'clock precisely without fur
ther invitation.
Friday evening Feb 49, in the oath year Of her age
MARGARET KKAriY.
The friends and relatives of Mr. Anthony Mccrodden
and of her son william respectfully invited attend
her funeral from No OF Gold street. this afternoon at
O'Clock.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Saturday Feb. 49, Of disease Of the heart EIABsrH
HUGHES in the ADD year Of her age.
The friends Of the family and those of her brother Mi
chae Hughes respectfully invited to attend fune
raj this afternoon at half past o'clock from the resi-
dence Of her brother inlaw William OBren corner Of
Pacific and Columbia streets, Brooklyn.
On Friday, Feb is, SAMUEL second son of James s.
and Mary G Sevan, aged years and IS days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the residence OF his
parents No Is South Seventh street Williamsburg this
afternoon, at O'Clock. Her remains Will be taken to
Greenwood
In Williamsburg L. l., Saturday, Feb. 10 MARIAN
JANE MARINus, aged years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funerals this afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence OF her broherin law Benjamin W. Wilson, No.
ITO South Fourth street, Williamsburg
On Thursday, Feb. ~ ALrrTA CORNING, widow or the
late Amos Corning aged 90 years and IL months,
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
SON. VIM 3 Corning No. 81 Jane street. this afternoon
at l o'clock.
Norwich papers please copy.
On Saturday Feb 10, of commissions, GEORGE youngest
of John and Mary Wadsworth
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
srectfuly invited to attend the funeral from the
dence OF her parents Of Stewart and York streets
Brooklyn, 10 morrow afternoon, at o'clock
London, Eng, papers please copy.
On saturday evening" Feb TO- MARSHALL son OF Joel W.
and Mary l.. Mason, aged years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence of his father No
His remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
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Died,
on riday Feb 10, HANNAH, wife OF jeremiah Haley
Ased 10 years. months and days.
Thy earthly par ,nts loved thee we'll
SO much that language fails to tell
Bat Ah our love weak and poor
Inv Heavenly Parent loved thse more
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO sttend the funeral from 12s Charles corner OF
Greenwich street. this afternoon at two o'clock pre-
ciseiy. . -,
On Friday morning Feb 49, DAxrn BRowS, In the 3sth
year of his age, after q painful illness.
The friends OF the family and Of his brother John are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon
at O'Clock from No. Ms schermerhorn, near Neyin
street, Brooklyn.
On Saturday morning Feb. TO- HOWARD CALHOUN,
OF Harriet and Michael Allison, Jun, aged 10 months
and Is days.
The connections and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of
his parent. No ia waverley place Monday morning,
nj Q o clock.
On Saturday morning Miss Ass oBarRy In the 72i rear
Of her age for many years resident Of PHILADELPHIA
Her funeral will take place this afternoon AZ half IA
four O'Clock precisely from her late residence No 122
Greene. above Prince street.
PhiIadelphia papers please copy
On saturday, Feb. 10, Mrs. CHRISTINA UNDERWOOD for
merry Mrs. BDsoRp
The friends and acquaintance invited to attend the
Funeral at her late residence, No lis West Sixteenth
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IrvERpocI-steamship City of Manchester, at Phladel
phia-Mrs Barlow Mrs Hanley Miss Kearby Messrs Sad
Ter, Hanley, Brag, Detz, Smith, Nathan Barrett G
Birch, Mcdonald Mence G Bower, + j GooililIe, I
Webb, Collinewood, J McGregor Oysters A Q B,asby
Hardy, Johnston, Burnett Burnett McAlpin Stew
art, " II Peekham, Francis Damsc, Consul at Con
HYDE Watt Melville Horrc cGS 'Sri Rooer pn john
Smith, Jno Latter Jno Moon A Mcmillan, II Deane r
Garkin, T Jackson, Galloway, s Rankin, Hart, NJ
Harper, f Barney Barney Henri Feifert Bonsan, c
Mayer, Miller, Hugh Grant, W Beardman, Jos Monte
rey flanagan, Flanagan, PASTOR, PASTOR, Geo
Quin VIM McBair; W Smith, D Couts, Wheahes.
LoSDoy-Ship Ocean Queen Tryon, NYorL; Z Hoop
er A Millich, Coleman, lady aud two children Bar
re Taylor and lady, Mary Downs and two daughters,
and Miss Sophia Pope, England File Buck and erode,
Havro G FsrdeGeld. NYork-1oO in the steerage.
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i panion--By DR.. A. M. Nsuriceau Professo. OF Dis
Of Women. Twentieth edition, 16mo PIP. 252 Price,
to many aeconate wife, and pecunary dculties 70
the husband might have besn spared by timely posses
reS o. or those sase a
pornt secrets which should be known to thsm partcu
larry.
either budding into womanhood the other in tho
decline Of years, in whom nature contempaes en- mpos
taat change discover the symptoms, and the
most efficient remedies and the most tain medo a
cure in every complaint to.whch her Is subject
Extract Of letter FROM gentleman in Isyton 0ho)
DR. A. N. MAumcEAu, 10 Liberty street,
My Dear Sr-My wife has been percepsibly sinking fcs
three In consequence OF her gRoaA
anguish and suffering ,omo months before and during h
confinsment-every Successive one moro and mare dsb
danger and when WA on Tie last .on dsspssd O.
supposed this stateof things was iasvitabla and ~
ABOUT snss t%o months heard your highly sP.en a.
as containing mattess reaching my On It's
Afforded my distrs ssed mind and ns joy Is pages i'm
pested to my wife on eAsnng tha the great discovery
Of ~ rsns
head in all hurAan probability my wife wsuA have bess
His Of course, imSracics blerto convey fully tia
serious subjects treated of they o<a nature st
.ss For ' at - Bresds No. %sor House ana
at the pubsling office, 12o liberty street. New Xnsk
Little Co A,y JO.sp IaSl'; Mobile Also =
receipt os u, copy wfl - tran.ted BY mall fres q
postage to any part Of tho Uaissa states Al ette.s
must Ia addressed post paid, 10 Dr. A. N. MAUBICEAU
Office 40 Liberty street, New Ysrh box AGA New
| York Rost osoe.
pamphlet Of sixtean pages fully erplanias h.
cotsnts VI the book. will - forwarded Ia any lady
eoaAleOan who may desroN free ofsxpeAs 10 any par
a the United States, by addressing as absVs.
\ MEDICAL ADVISER AND MAnniAGE GUIDE
wi practical treatise BEFORE published Twenty
five oenta copy, free Of postage Sold by Sringcr
Townsend, Oh j. @. Harriot AJAX Broadway and by In
author, NJ IArmont, physicirn aud surgeon, AZ Head
street. corner Of Broadway N. ", whore he toats q
these complaints from A. NJ I'LL ) z. NJ, and rom
TO In the oyening.
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Stock Sales.

PmIaDnPmA Feb l9-Reported by Reese D. Fell =
Fua Bodrd-$.0O 600 Beaver Meadow 6's b5 90: 2 900
Cincinnati 6s 1885, 900 Pennsylvania Discount Coupon
90 20 s54; 40 County SIS, 60 s5 $50 do Ca 10
l04 500 shares Schuykill Navigation Preferred s5wn in
lots 3d. 300 do, b6, 32s; 400 do 321s 15Qdo cash
32h 600 do in lots 327s 500 do, b5wn in lots 321<
90, cash, 32a 100 Chester Company Mining b5, ~; so
HANK 1855; IL Union Bank Tennessee, b5 o. so Beaver
Neadow b5, Bz 300 Reading Railroad ia lots a. 100
schuylkn Navigation Preferred s5wn. 32if; SO Norris
osna b. q $50 DO So Il 80 Pennsylvania Railroad So
ao0 long Island Railroad s5wn, 1s7; 500 do b6wn 49,
scnnyk,n NAVIGATION 234. after First Boord-s20 900
Wy Sasos % i041 200 shares Long Island Railroad
~; zoo DO ~ 100 Morris Canal q 4 PENNSYLVANIA
RsiIros cash 80; 10 Chester Company Mining IL; 100
.lo rs 7L 30 40 30. tx $50 do s5wn 7Is 256do b5vn
* 100 schuylkii Navigation Preferred b5 a2X
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, February 10, 1853.

CLEARED
tcamships-Promothcus, Churchill, san Juan Me,
D Allen; Alabama, Ludlow, savannah, L Mtchill;
Berry Charleston, Spoford Tileston & Co.
Ship-Courser, Berry San Francisco Cary & Co.
oe nsrnhsm r cubn whts s Co fOa sa caro
line, Raven, Cardenas, NJ NJ Freeman < Co.
= Brigs-Hayana Packet Dutch, Hawkins, Amsterdam
Thompson Newhaus; Anderson, Delano, st Marks
smalwood, Anderson Co; Gov Brock, York Cardcnas,
Eager; Franconia, Moore, Trinidad de Cuba Thomp
schrs-Jos Grice Rodgers, jacksonville J Grice; Leon
ard, Pierce Savannah Denill Co; Ida Delatour Ian
fair, Richmond, Van Brunt saght; D b Martin, Peter
Petersburg Jas Hunter co. Asa Smaller. Pratt Pc
tersburg Van Brunt 4 Slaght; Yantic Cummings, Fall
River, master; Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven
master
sloops-Amcrca, sturges, Providence Harvest French
Providence
ship Ocean Dc Queen (pkp smith London via Ports
Chairman Co
Ship New York (pkD, Hutchinson, Liverpool, 80 days,
with '02 Ila ers, to II MaGsha & Co. Jan 30, lat
4. I'm - 49, exchanged signals with ship Fidcla,
fHH Liverpool
Angelque, samuels, Rotterdam, Dec 90, with As
passengers, to Schuchard 4 Gerhard.
ship Hayre (pkt), milford, Havre, Jan Q, with 2o5
assengers 10 NLivingston Experienced heavy westerly
gales during the passage has been 10 days west Of New
ship Telassar (of wscasset). Crocker Havrc, Jan s.
with 22o passengers,i to master. The I experienced
heavy westerly gales during the passage
Bark Giaour (Br Worwel Coast Of Patagonia, so days
via Martinique, 25 days, to Wietts Co.
Bark Maraval, Wal on Gate Benjamin., who died at
Nevis, of fever), st Thomas Feb g. to Dwight. VIM
Cooper, seaman and Peter Trainer Cook, died at st
Thomas, of fever
Brig Macon, Watkins, Savannah days, to Demin 4
Co.
Schr sophronia, Wass, Saltillo River, 10 days.
Schr Compromise, Stevens, Cantwell's Bridge Del 8
days.
Scbr Tatthe Grer, Parks, Camden Del, 8 days.
Schr William Coyller Brooks New Haven, day.
Schr Francis Hawkins, Smith, Brookhaven. dav.
Schr Charles Hawley, Hawley, Bridgeport, day.
schr Isaac Garmo, Robbins, Cherrystone, days
Schr Gen lafayette, Thompson, Stamford, Conn.
Lighter schr Elizabeth Hamilton, - from the wreck
OF the Windsor Fay, ashore on Romer shoals.
BELOW.
Three topsail schrs, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Prometheus, Churchill San Juan; Alabama
Ludlow, Savannah Roanoke Cavendy, Norfolk &c; ships
America Lawrence Liverpool Western World Moses do.
Capt Harvard OF steamtug Titan, reports the brig
Emily for Charleston, ashore Sandy Hook 1ies in
good position to be got ON ship Isaac Wr ght from Ii
verpool at anchor on SW Spit bark Milford from Calves
ton, Texas do ships America for Liverpool do and Wes
tern World at Quarantine No other vessels in sight
bound in.
The propeller Petrol arrived yesterday from Providence
in IL hours not two days is stated the average time
to this city of this line Of propelers consisting OF the
Peytona, Pelican, Petre and 0sceoa is from II to is
hours
Nipd at sunset, NNE.
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nR. RALPH's OFFICE HOURS, FROM ito IL A. NJ,
~ and too p. NJ Sunday excepted, at No. 643 Hous-
ton street, near Wooster.


nOCTOR VAN HAMBERTS GERMAN FEMAl.E RENO
Oyatng Plls-Both in the female inirmary and in pri
vatc practice DR.. Van lambert of Germany has used
these pills with unparalleled success Price 81 per box
N BPurchase unless they hare the certificate of
coPywrght the wrapper and the written signatures
of H. c. Van lambert, NJ d. on the duty stamp around
each box and +. NJ GUION, General Agent for United
States America LOT Bowery of Grand street. and
Mrs. Hayes. IT'S Fulton street Brooklyn
vT'HE ROB OF DR. BoYvEAU IAFTECrEUR, THE
only authorised is far superior to the syrups Of
cusnier sarsaparila, other similar remedies. Il
radically cures, without mercury, all affections of the
skim darres scrofua, the consequence Of itch, ulcers
accidents from accouchments the critical period Of e
and hereditary acrimony Of humors As depuraive, it
is powerfully ecacious in catarrhs of the bladder in
contracions and other weakness Of the organs arising
from abuses of injections soundings AS antsyphi-
tic the rob cures In very short time recent inve
terae diseases ensuing the of basam of capivi
cubebs from injections which only repel the virus
without neutralizing it. The Rob Boyveau is above all
recommended in syphtc diseases, whether recent Of
long standing and which have resisted the powers of
mercury the onure of potassium. Depots Of the
Rob- at New York, Mr. Fongcra 80 North William street;
Montreal, Dr. Picault; Vermionvilc b. Reviuon, New
Orleans Duconge In the United States the Rob IAiec-
teur is sold by general and special depots and agents in
the principal cities of America. Agents wanted fer all the
cities which not marked above. Please write by
steamer TO Dr. Giraudeau de st. Gervas, IL Richer,
Paris,
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XAIuABIE IEAsEHoLp PROPERTY FOR SALE AT

VALUABLE IEASEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
public auction, to close a cencern by A. j. Blocker
auconeer, on Wednesday, Feb %, at ~ o'clock N at
the Merchants Exchange, in this city-The lease of
ground with the building thereon known ISL Third
and Fifteenth street. lot 81 feet in front by 60 feet deep
Also the lease of lot with the buildings thereon known
100 Third avenue lot q feet inches by go Deep
the southeast of Third avenue and Sixteenth
street The above leases have thirteen years from
the LIST Of August 1852 ground rent 500 per annum
with covenants Of two of twenty each
at five per cent ground valuation The above property
in the most desirable location for grocery other
business On the Third avenue. Two thirds of the pur
chase money remain bond and mortgage. Forfur.
Their particulars, apply to w b. SCOTT 40 William street.
O. at the auction.
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THE FIRENIEN.

CARD.-~IIR MEMBERS, EX-MEMBERS AND
n friends Of Protector Fire Engine Company No. 20
respectfully invited to attend at the engine house,
Sunday Feb 20 1853 at 12H O'clock for the purpose
Of paying the last sad tribute OF respect to the memory
Of Mr. David Hart, late member of the company
S. HAGAy, Secretary. JOHN1McNICHOI, Foreman.
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MUSICAL.

MR. AND MRS EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSORS
M Of singing guitar panoforte and that truly wonder
full instrument the concertna (scarcely known in this
structon at their residence IS White street. where their
be obtained. Mr. Barton processes to mpart
sufficient knowledge Of the guitar in six lessons SO as to
enable persons to accompany themselves in vocal music
DIANO WANTED-T0 PURCHASE-A GOOD SECOND
Il hand piano, with eolan attachment. Address, i'm
mediately with description and price JAMES LEE No.
1S9 Concord street. Brooklyn.
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T ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF DRY GOODS
IL at auction, Monday Feb 81 and following da VS.
until the whole disposed Of at No 10 Fulton street
ment Of British French and American dry goods prin.
cpay adapted to the coming season. the whole Of which
viii be put up in lots to suit purchasers and must be
sold without Sales each day at 10 in the morn
ng and in the afternoon, and in the evening.
HENRY WILLIAMS Auctioueer
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MEDICAL.

nR. WARDS-OFFTCE IN CANAL. STREET, ONE
~ door from Broadway, up stairs. Hours, A. NJ to
I. NJ; Sundays, from 10 A. n th IL NJ and FROM To
Z In the evening.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILR0AD.--NEw
~ York to Burlington, st. Johnstnry, ogdersburg,
Montreal ana intermediate towns. Tickets can be
cured at me New York and New Haven Railroad ONCE,
4i2 broadway, Ny Express trains leave at A. ~ and
$40 Y. freight By the railroad steamers from Peck
slip e,ery day ~ 3P. N. Rates reduced,
r. HYDE, Agent, use South street.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUcT1ONEgR, WILL SELL AT
~ auction on Tuesday, Feb. %, and Wednesday,
FEB rs at 10Y O'Clock each day, at the saesroom, No
Wall street large assortment Of marble statuary and
fancy articles, being the importation of Sig G. b. Pandel
Gn consisting Of Venus de Medici Psyche of Tanerani
Venus Of Canoys Venus in the Shell of various sizes
group Of dancing girls of Canoya the Three Grace Of
Haccbantes, from Herculaneum; the Three Sabnos,
large SIZE Psyche and Cupid reclining after Canova do
Cupid pedestal, &C. Also, an assortment of paper
mache articles, such tables, chairs, &c Also su-
q glass case,
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ID EMOvAL-J0M n. CRAHR, I%TE or THE FIRM
IN of Cramer Chrsta and George b. cole, late fore
man Of Alderman Miller have established themselves
at No. John street, under the name and I'm Of
CRAMER STEELE. sign, flag and banner painters, No.
8 John street, third door from Broadway.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCI oNEER WILL SELL. AT
IL auction on Thursday, Feb a. at ~ O'Clock P. NJ
at the Acade Of Design 663 Broadway valuable pri-
vate collection of oil paintings selected during series of
years, by a gentleman of taste, and all handsomely
framed and in good order The collection embraces
number Of original pictures and portion OF them
formerly 10 the galleries of Cardinal Fesch and the Cas-
artists of Persico and Agate Among others are the
works Of A. Caraccsi, Murllo Both, Zucherelli, Van
Maratt, Vandervcer Boucher Morland, &c This paint,
ings are now exhibition at the Academy of Design
above.
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NEW YORK AND PHIIADETPHIA--DIRECT UMrEI

ATEW YORK AND PHIIADETPhIA-DIRECT UMTED
IN States Mail and Express Limos through in four Aours
New jersey Railroad via Jersey yIeaving New York
foot Of Cortlandt street at and o A. M and and OK
Pm Fare In the A. NJ. and p. NJ, 81 75 axiin the
"a and 81 =. D., %. Leave Phladelphia at l. and
GA. NJ. and 6k +. NJ Eor nrst class, ~; sosond do,
Is and Q A. N. and r. NJ 81 10. For Baltimore,
Washington Norfolk and Charlsston-throagh Tickets
sold and through baggage carried, in The snd A. M
and 4 and 55 p. N. lines from New York. Passsngfns
with baggage the FERN fifteen minutes before Me
trains leave.
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LWK ALBANY,--FAKE $I.-ALBANf MD NEW
II York Inland Route Raroad.-Two daily express
trains, at A. NJ and 345 J.. NJ connecting at Albany
with central lines Of railroads, North and West from the
depot, corner OF White, Elm and Centre streets
where through tickets can be procured and baggage
checked for schenectady Utica Syraeuse Rochester and
Buffalo Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains win land passengers at Csoton Falls aud
Chatham -Four Corners only All other trains will start
from City Hall station corner Of T.yon Row and Centre
street as heretofore
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TRAVELLERS esUuDE..

(tAMDEN AND AsiBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEI-
~ phs, Mt II o'clock, noon by steamboat John Potter,
from pier No. North river Farefrst class cars, 49,
boat Atlas from pier No. l. at IL O'Clock 7. NJ Fare
81 so.
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IIUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
II Chambers street, for Albany and Troy -
Express train, GA M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ut O'Clock
same evening.
Mail train, SA. NJ; through way train at r. VI.
Express train, r. NJ; accommodation train. T. a.
Passengers taken Mt Chambers, Canal Christopher For
teenth, and Thirt first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street, at TX A. NJ, Tor
Pougbkeepsis, and at r NJ. fos Albany stopping eaan
way stations. EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendens.
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NEW YORK ANDAI.ABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Mobile, stopping at Havana-The side wheel
steamship BL ACK WARRIOR Robert W. Shafeldt, U. s.
N, commander steamer Black Varies win sail fos
Mobile Friday February 10Th at IL o'clock precisely
from pier foot Of Harrison street North river Passag
e65 Freight taken for New Orleans, at 30e cubic foot
Goods Consigned to l.. Meade Co.. Mobile, will be for
warded free Of commissions No freight taken to Havfns
but specie No freight received on saiAng days Com
panys bills Of lading be had at 80 NASSAU street
shippers send il their bills Of lahizg TO the Office by
nine o'clock u. ~, Thursday, February "a. Passen-
gers FOR Havana must passports before leaving
pora LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON Il Co, 81 Broadway,
ANEW YORK A,yD SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
IN Through to San Francisco, via Aspnwan and Pa
mama no deteasion ON the Isthnans- Al greatly TO
dssred rates TNs and fast sids wheel steamship
der, viSlssve Ne. York for As9awan (Nsvy rsy fzcm
pier Ne Nssth River, on Saturday, March 9th, at
O'Clock p N. prscissy, connecting with the new and mag
SCOTT, e, 1ee tons) Edward Dunn, Comm ander, which
steamer WI Be in readiness at Panama 10 recsive the
U,ous psssAngcrs and sail Immediately for San Fran
CISCO The accommodations and ventilation Of the Win
Seld Scott all that b desired Mr. speed (sstab
hhed the voyage between New York and PsuAma end
while the Pacific coast 10 unsurpassed. Every exer
ton viii be made the part of the line TO insure corn
fort expedition and aafety Passengers will be anded O,
the wharf at Aspnwal fre taking the Panama Railroad
and cauonsd that tcbet for thia line sold ONLY
vt 20 Broadway. DAVIS BROOKS h CO., Genersl Agents
mail bag s made vp al tbs above once dnder tn
new United States Ptags a. for the aopSsisncs Of tn
public,