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TEAS.


NEW TEA, SUGAR AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE, COR
~ ner of First avenue and Fourteenth street New
York old Java coffee, Is I'd good, for Ia best
in the city, best Young Tyson ss extra ne As fine
3 best Orange county butter 2s 4d per ID very good
Is; good, Is. 1Od best lard Is. best city cured
hams, &c. shoulders and smoked beef good molasses
Is per gallon New Orleans do IS. Cd; best, 2s. Cd
Stewards best syrup 49, Cd best crushed and powdered
New Orleans 3s lbs oils, best whale oil Is; lard Ss
sperm, los per gallon best brands Genesee four and
TO s~ Or sne 2 ~ s 70 s
purchasing elsewhere; 10 fresh eggs for Is. AT SHEER
WOODS Tea and Sugar store, $50 First Wagons
running through all parts Of the city and goods delivered
free of expence.
rT,EAs AND COFFEE.--3 LBS BLACK TEA FOR ONE
j dollar do. Young Hyson for 81; do Imperial for
dollar do gunpowder for one dollar; 10 do good
coffee for dollar. Pagoda Tea Company, Ia Chat
ham street.
MEDICAL.
CuRE OF C0RNS. BY MADAME BERNARD NO 1877
~ Bowerv east side, between Broome and Delaney
she has reduced her price in order to enable every
TO be free from pain and feels confident in promising that
she win remove corns, bunions nails grown in the aesh
&C. without causing the least pain Inconvenience.
Persons be attended to at home at Madame b.
residence.
DR. JOHNSON Is DUANE STREET OFFICE HOURS
IL from A. n. too P NJ. Sundays from to half.
past 10 a. H. aud from to SP. NJ
DR. CoBBETT, MEMBER OF THE n. Y. UNIVERSITY,
~ No. 10 Duane street, between Chatham and William
streets. Office hours from A. NJ. to JPN.
nR. RAIPHs OFFICE HOURS FROM to 10 A. ",
~ and to9P. NJ, Sunday excepted at No. 6i3 Hous.
ton street, Wooster.
DR WARD.-HOURS FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ TO
~ O'Clock P NJ On sundays from 10 to IL A. NJ,
aud from to in the evening Office Canal street,
door from Broadway, up stairs.
TJYGYAsTIKA "a SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
neuralgia tic dolorsuy toothachs, nervous headache,
and rheumatism in the head srf sure preventive OF
eonyul,ions or any other complaints attendant upon
sariy chdhoo1 during the period OF ecshug has been
discovered and Is being successfully administered N
the forto OF medicated necklace TO be next the
akin by the patient An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues OF the valuable medicines OF which
tbe beads of the necklace made and prescribed the
mode OF applcation The notice OF the public In not
therefore called to qusck medicine, but to medica
mant recommended By Of the most eminent Of the
pores OF the skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves srording generally, instant and always perma
nent relief and eaectnga permanent Patient. who
al went -four hours trial or the medicated necklace
cordng to prescription find relief may nj the close Of
that period by immediately returning the same receiys
back their money. SCHUFFNkR 4 MUI.DENER
TETrMoyY-Tdo hereby certify that the composition Of
the uiedcated necklace offered by Scnufner NuldenAr
il Of suoh nature 70 unfailngy produce the most
satisfactory reseits. B9AUNldCH ~ ID,
No 2s5 Henry street Brookiyn
For ssis BY tbs proPretors, No. william ssrss.-.
rice 81
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DOOKRFEprv6 ARITHMETIC, ETC THOROUGHLY
ID taught by W J RENylLLE $50 Broadway Each
student i separately Instructed and rapidly advanced
his studies while the knowledge impaired to him Is pecu
lary adapted TO the practical requirements OK business
Open day and evening
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INSTRUCTION.


A GERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS FRENCH AND
IN English Auenly. wishes situation % instruct,ess
The best Of references eau be seen at II. Smiths Geg.
~ An CONSUL. So New street
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DANORAMA.-THE MAMMOTH GEOGRAPHICAL PAN
L Drama of the Mississippi from its mouth to the
grand and beautiful Falls of St. Anthony with all the
principal Cities and towns, and general characteristics
WI OPEN exhibtion the 6rst Of February ct tho
MetrODOtan Hall
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WILL SHORTLY OPEN, OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment, and ascent Of Mont Blanc Illus
trated with series of magnificent and gigantic paintings
from drawings taken on the spot, at an enormous
description Of men and manners on the continent and in
the Alpine regions by John f. Owens, Esq, the wen
known and popular comedian Full particulars wiM
shortly be announced.
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DASAGE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW,
l. 6c.-Tapscotts Line Of Packets.-W. J. T. TAP
SCOTT CO.. % South street, New York, continue to
make engagements most favorable terms bring out
passengers in the expeditions heretofore
from all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland by their
qused line Of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
days from London each alternate Thursday, and from
Glasgow twice each month. They also remit money In
the safe manner ~ hitherto, in large small
sums BY drafts payable at sight in eli the principal
places throughout England, Ireland Scotland, Wales,
France and Germany.
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United STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-FoR

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR
u New Orleans, via HavaAa.-The splendid steamship
the pier at the foot Of Warren street North river
Saturday February 18TH at two o'clock NJ precisely
Rates of passage TO Havana and New Orleans, (new
rangemen Ladies' and after saloon berths $50 lower
forward saloon berhs, $50 Storage SIS. No freight
taken to Havana but specie Freight taken to New Or
leans At thirty cents per cubic foot Shippers OF freight
bills Of lading which may be had application at the
Office. No other form will be signed No bills Of lading
signed after twelve O'Clock on the day OF sailing For
freight passages apply to
H. O. ROBERTS III West street, corner Of Warren
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CAIOON OF wONDERs.-NEw SERIES
- Success!-M ROBERT HELLER, the unrivalled Wi
gard of Wizards and the great original Professor Of Ne
cromancy has commenced his and brilliant series Of
WONDERS AND MIRACLES,
his splendid saloon No $50 Broadway, Chinese Build
ngs, and will continue them until further notice.
Among other magnificent feats will be produced OF
q very startling and astonishing nature, called the
MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGSi
which combined with the extensive variety OF scientific
and necromantc experiments and the great feature OF
SECOND SIGHT,
presents attraction never before given to the Amer
public.
Performances to commence at ~ o'clock P M, and
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Admission 30 cents
children half price. For full particulars see programme
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MEDICAL.

nR JOHNSON, IS DUANE STREET. OFFICE HOURS
IL from A. N. too ?. ~ Sundays, from to half.
past 10 a, ~ aud from to s p M.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HARLEM AND Y0RKvILIE STAGES ON AND
IL after Tuesday, February |, 1853 the Hs lem and
Yorkvle lines Of stages win start from the Of
Broadway and Ann street every Eve minutes from NJ
till 10 r. NJ MURPHY & FLYNN, Proprictors
HAaDEN AND ANBOY RAILROAD FOR PHIIADM~
~ phia at II O'Clock noon, by steamboat John Potter
from pier No 1, North river Fare-frst class cars -
second class, So Returning, leave Philadelphia from
foot OF Walnut street at Up Y Emgrant line by steam
boat Atlas, FROM pier No. l, At ~ O'Clock r. n Fare
$50
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Tor ALBASY.-FARE $l-ALBANY AND NEW
Il York Inland Route Railroad. Two daily express
trains at A NJ, and 345 r. ", connecting at Albany
with central line OF railroads North and West from the
depot, corner Of White, Elm and Centre streets
where through tickets can be Rrocured and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Buffalo Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
above trains will land passengers at Croton Falls and
Chatham -Four Corners only. All other trains will start
from City Hall station Of Tryon Row and Centre
street "a heretofore.
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INDEPENDENT IINE-THROUGH TICKETS FORCAII-
fornia via Aspinwall and Panama.-The and spen-
did steamship UNCLE SAM 1000 tons, W. A. Mills com
nander will leave New York for Aspinwal Saturday,
February 10TH at O'Clock P. NJ precisely from pier
No r. The performances of this steamer her first
and second voyages warrants the assurance that the
sengers viii reach Aspnws in from TO eight days.
where she viii connect with the and splendid
ship Sierra Nevada 900 tons j. ID. Wilson, commander,
which will be in readiness al Panama to receive the pas
sengers Of the Uncle sam, and sail Immediately for San
Francisco These steamships both new. and Of the
very first class as to accommodation, speed and venti
aton They unsurpassed by any vessel the route
The tables will be supplied in the most liberal manner
both for cabin and steerage passengers Every exeron
will be made the part Of the officers and owners to in
sure safety speed and comfort Passengers will be land
cd at the wharf at Aspnwa and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon is attached to each
ship whose services free OF charge to the passengers
For freight passage apply TO MILLS Agent, No. 81
Cortandt street 7. S--A mail bag will be made up at
this Office in accordance with the law OF Congress-
for the accommodation oil the public
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IL otatss mail stsasship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wottoa
eomnsndsv, WIN savs Tor Hsvrs touching at Southamp
- 1t IL o'clock from Pisr No. North river Pries Of
passage, $50 Luggage not wanted during the voyage
sheu4 b ssnt board the day before sailing marked
ssBe6W." No merchandise will be received board
after Thursday Feb TO- For freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, No s. Broadway.
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MACHINERY, TOOLS. ETC-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
INl prepared to manufacture all deseri ptions Of light
machinery; also lAthes slide rests engineers tools
&c, &c. at short notice and on moderate terms Eng
neers and inventors giving him a call viii have THAR
wol got up with accuracy and despatch.
s. BENTON 1876 Crosby street.
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TNHE HAPPY FAMILY CAN BE SEEN DAILY. GREE
d at Costar's Rat Mouse COachroach, Ant &c, ex
terminaor depot, AS Broadway
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A USTRALIA-CIIPPR ILNE-THE SPLENDID SHIP
IA AKBAR 900 tons burthen, J. L. Gibbs,
mander will be despatched from New York for Melbourne
Port Philip, the 10th of February. This vessel
built expressly for the East India trade and is very
fast saier, having made the run from New York to
Liverpool in 12k days. This ship will only take about
thirty passengers for which she has superior
dations Apply to WM T. DUGAN, 43 Front street. to
ARKEIL ELLIOTT, 148 Pearl street.
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DACKEM no HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL
Il lowing ships win leave HAvrs the 10th, and New
Yorko xhn LAT ~ arhu
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DUCKLEY'S NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS AND
California with great success The members of this
pany are unequaled in their line and the original
New Orleans Serenaders who successful in Eng
land. This company consists Of G. Swaine Buckley 4.
Buckley alias young Ole Buh r. B. Buckley &C., &c,
avoraby known to the public. Due notice viii be given
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.-THE
- Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, 962 tons, 400 horse power) Ro-
bert Craig commander, will sail from Glasgow Wednes
day. February g. and will leave New York for Glasgow
Saturday, March Is, at Il O'Clock, at First
cabin (saloon state rooms 800 do do (mdshp do 375
second cabin $780, third class $20-stewards fees inclu
ded- Apply 70 J. McSYMON 80 Broadway.
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NRCUS-NEw YORK AMPHTHEATRE, NO. 81 BOW
u ery.-R Sands Co., Propretors. Thursday, Feb 3.
Mr.. j. J. Nathans and Master Pho in their great act
upon two horses Mr. c. Fisher in daring feats the
flying corde; Mr. W. Oden as the shpwrecked Sailor;
Mr. James haciarland on the tight rope; dancing ana
tomme of the UNFORTUNATE RIVALS
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6,TRUr DEPARTMENT. NO HALL or Records
Public notice is hereby given that the following reso
luton has been presented the Board Of AdermenTo
xe-grsde Forty ffth street. between Eighth and Ninth
ayenues All persons interested aud having objections
to the same are requested TO present them in writing
the undersigned at his Office before the 6fth day
SfFebruary next JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
January "a, 1853.
CORPORATION NOTICE -PROPOdAISFOR GAS LAMP
" Posts-ProposAls will be received by the Commis-
soner of Streets and Lamps at his Once corner Of Cham
bers and Centre streets until the It'll day Of February
1853 at o'clock p. M.-after which time none viii be
rsceved-or Furnishing the corporation Of the city Of
New Iosk with thousand cast iron gas lamp posts
The posts 70 be cast in three pieces, vsBass column
and head after pattern post which may b seen
ct the oce of the Superintendent Of Lamps and Gas No
10 Mercer street. The posts to be east from pig scrap
iron and furnished ct such tmss and in such quantities.
the Superintendent Of lamps and Cos may direct with
the right TO reject any many be imperfect
Or unsounA Estimates viii state the price per pound
and viii be opsnsd ON the 9th day Of February 1855 in
accordance with ordinance passed by the Mayor and
Conmonalty Of the city of New York June 1852 Blank
estimates can be obtained BY application at the ONCE Of
the Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps. No estimate
WI be entertained unless in compliance with the proposa
and the ordinance above referred to.
HENRY ARCUIARIUS, JR,
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps
New York, Jan. 2o. 1858
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A USTRAIIA-PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A ets.-The EUPHRASJA, Captain Amm Smith, is
at her BERTH pier r. East river and will sail the
18th of February the seventh ship Of this well estab
lished line. The Euphrasa will be fitted up and pro-
vsoned in the same manner as the ships that have
provided free of charge to passengers remittance Of
one third will secure passage. Apply to JOHN OGDEN
or r. w. CAMERON, 116 Wall street.
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nESPATCH LINE FOR AUSTRAIIA-THE SUPERIOR
IL fast sailing clipper packet BENZ. HOWARD
having large portion Of her cargo engaged will have
immediate despatch for Melbourne direct. Particular
attention is requested to this splendid ship which, for
strength and sailing qualities is unsurpassed by any
sci of her class Her passage to San Francisco per
formed in hundred and twenty days discharging her
cargo in beautiful order This ship has been beaten
Balance Of cargo will be taken at very favorable rates for
which cabin passage apply to
SUTTON q CO., No. 81 Wall street.
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T,HRHrY's OPERA HOUSE, NO. 472 BROADWAY,
" above Grand street-Open every night during the
week. under the sole direction and personal supervision
Of EP Crsty whose concerts in this city for the past
spectacle and fashionable audiences Tickets % cents
Doors open at 6Ia; to commence at ~ O'Clock.
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/ TTNEAS AND COFFEE--3 LBS. BLACK TEA FOR ONE
j dollar do. Young Hyson for 81; do. Imperial for
dollar, do gunpowder for one dollar; 10 do good
coffee for dollar Pagoda Tea Company, Ia Chat
/ ham street
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A USTRAILA-CIIPPER LINE-THE A l CLIPPER
IA CANTON, J. Gibbs, commander will be despatched
for Melbourne Port Philip, the Goth Of February She
has superior accommodations for passenger and her
number will be limited to fifty The well known reputa
guarantee for parties to engage BY her Apply board
at pier IA East river, to WIN. 7. DUGAN, 43 Front
street or to ARKEIL 4 ELLIOTT. 146 Pearl street.
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NyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing the favorits steamshps-
HROn PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Glasgow ............S Saturday. Feb. s. 1888.
City Of Manchester ......... Thursday, Mar. s. 1853
City Of Glasgow. Thursday, Mar. 81, 1853
FROM LIVERPOOL
City Of Glasgow ........... wednesday, Jan. g. 1853
City of Manchester ... Wednesday, Feb. g. 1853
CITY of Glasgow ... Wednesday, Mar. q 1883
CITY Of Manchester. ........ Wednesday Mar 80 1855
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Saloon, $780, SOS, and $55 according to stats rooms
limited number of third class passengers win be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
so. 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 81 sterling upwards. Hand bils be
had at the ONCE Of THOMAS RICHARDSON agent, No Il
Exchange place.
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nR C0BBETT MEMBER OF THE n. Y. UNIVERSITY,
~ No. 10 Duane street. between Chatham and William
streets Office hours from I A. NJ to ~
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II OOK OUT FOR THE FIRE ANNIHIIATOR, MORUS
IL multicaulis, woody horse and calorc engine
BIRD IN HAND.
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DARNUMS MUSEUM.-THURSDAY EVENING, AT Z,
ID the comic moral drama written expressly for
the Museum, and called OLD FOLKS AT HOME. In the
afternoon, at g. the LIMERICK BOY and WANTED ONE
THOUSAND YOUNG blILILNERS The Horse and Rider
turned to stone and all the other curoses to be
usual Admission to the whole Museum, &C., rs ssnts;
Parquet and First Balcony, l2h cents extra.
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CyANFORD'S NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE, COM
- prsing double the number of artises Of any other
similar company, will shortly appear in their Burlesque
Opera Entertainments The troupe are now en- route to
this CITY, stopping at Rochester, Utica Schenectady.
Troy, and Albany. SAMUEL 8. SANFORD, Manager.
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(,APT. MOLONY, OF THE SHIP ROSC1US, WAS YES
~ terday presented with magnificent silver pitcher
manufactured by Samuel w Benedict, No. Wall street,
and accompanied by the following letter.
Capt Moony-Sir-We have observed with the highest
admiration your humane and gentlemanly conduct in
several instances Of the greatest necessity during the
past voyage In expressing admiration Of your
duct towards the passengers. cannot overlook your
undeniable abilities an able and experienced seaman,
and feel that ii Is owing to your unweared exerons
ably supported by your FIRST mate that lives and pro
perty ha We preserved from destruction We there
fore beg your acceptance Of the ACCOMPANYING gift a.
mittee Of Psssengers.
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CtIPPER SHIP SwORDFEH CAPT CHAS COLLINS,
~ at pier 5Nor river has nearly all of her cargo
board. Shippers viii please have their shipments
completed before Thursday next, Sd inst few tons
light freight be taken If board before that time.
This splendid clipper performed her last voyage to San
Francisco in ninety days. and will unQuestonably land
her cargo at the earliest possible day.
SUTTON & CO., "a Wall street.
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l. Lea, Propretor.-The above establishment is open
every afternoon at O'Clock and in the evening at half
past for the purpose of Classic and Original Represen
tations Of Living Stauary by He Casnets Troupe Of
Model Artists together with variety of beautiful por
f0rmances For further particulars bills Of each day
Admission Seats in private boxes SO cents stage seats
with cushioned arm chairs 37 cents boxes IS cents;
gallery, 12h cents
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DANvARD'S PILGRIMAGE 10 JERUSALEM AND THE
Id Holy Land, is now open, at the and spacious
Georama in Broadway adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening Painted from authentic
extensive tour undertaken expressly for the work Mr.
b. win explain the paintings personally. Picture
at TX and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock. Admission, SO cents children half price.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

j mattress and bedding depot-Iron bedsteads, from
- to $40 the healthy ing mattress, &C. So to $50
best pure hair mattresses, made by the bind-an
ranted Call and examine at 5S3 Broadway above Sring
street
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE SPLENDID CLIPPER
lie ship COURsER, Capt. Cole, loading at pier No.
East river having her cargo nearly completed will. sail
in few days. Shippers win complete their engagements
at once their freight may be shut OUT limited guam
tity vet be taken engaged ct This ship has
made some Of the fastest on record beating
several celebrated clippers and has Just made tho
from the Cape of Good Hope in thirty eight days For
balance Of freight apply CARY co. 90 Pine street.
MAILER & LORD 1903 Wall street.
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TITO THEATRICAIS.-W r. FISH, (FROM LONDON
i theatrical and Characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl
street four doors from Broadway Amateur
attended Wigs lent hire for private parties and fancy
dress balls n. B-Any style Of theatrical wig made on
four hours notice.
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A UsTRAIIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR PORT
"A Philip, Melbourne and Sydney Australia mag
-, commander, viii be despatched for the above
ports about the 18th April This steamship is Of
the size and strength and every way equal to the Col
Inns line Of steamers and believed will prove to b the
fastest steamship in the world Her for
6rs second and third class passengers superior to
any steamer built For freight passage apply to
J. HOWARD SON, Agents "a Broadway.
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NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
JIG engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Sears, com
mander, will leave pier East river Tuesday Febru-
airy s. at O'Clock p N. This ship has elegant accom-
mediation for passengers Passage in cabin state room
500 passage in seerage, $25 Freight on measurement
goods 25c per cubic foot Shippers are requested TO
supply themselves with the steamers bills of adng
no other form will be signed They may be had appl
cation at the Office of the agents and will be signed
the Office prior to the day Of sailing when they viii be
signed on board No freight received, and positively no
bills of lading signed after II o'clock the day of sail
ing. For freight passage, apply on board, to f.
LINCOLN 4 CO.. 100 Pearl street. Agents in New Or.
leans Messrs. MARKS 4 THOMAS, No. Poydras street
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DR WARD.-H0URS, FROM s O'CLOCK A. NJ TO
IL O'Clock NJ. On SUNDAYS, from 10 to IL A. NJ,
aud from TO in the evening Office Canal street, one
door from Broadway, up stairs.