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BRxADsrrYTs.-Flour more active and hrmer. me
transactions reached IA 200 bbs sour, at - SIX -
oSx; super6re No. 3 at 81 0Sk So O6h ordinary to
choice State, at IS 43s4 SIS 62 mixed to fancy West
err at % 56k Is 49, common to good Ohio at 1S 81
q Is 81 mixed to avorte Southern, al 81 IS - 81 y
fancy Genesee and Ohio IS 6S IS ST. extra WESTERN
Is 67h So 81 extra Genesee, AT IS 6SX IS 81
fancy Southern at % 81 % Jersey meal dun and
lower at So so 81 56i per Dbl Wheat ruled quiet but
steady The sales comprised 900 bushels fair Southern
white at 81 - 81 "a and 500 Long Island red 81 IA
IL Is. There 500 bushels rye bought at 81 92c
per bushel Barley and oats unchanged. Corn re
NAMED brisk and firm. The sales amounted to ~ 200
bushels inferior 10 choice Southern white and yellow
al 6S a TIC per bushel
CoT1oS--lhe sales are 100 naI to quote, buyer and
sellers being far apart.
Fal1GHrs were firm, and we have 90 notice en-.
eagements of 600 to 600 bb5. -four for Liverpool at
IS Cd For grain I'D. asked, and lid. refused.
loo bbls rosin engaged az IS Cd To Australia,
cargo of 1000 bbs -four engaged at 81 90. There
was nothing new reported for London Hayre. To Cali
ornia rates we're Erm, and varied from Toe. 81 per
foot, in eli pers.
Provisions Fork continued depressed. The sales
prised 400 bbls old PRIME at si5 81 new At SD II
old mess at SIS So and at $40 Dressed hogs
IN demand, al SC. &c. per h. Cut meats dull
aud heavy The ales Of lard embraced 200 bbls at lie
]sc; and 500 kegs, At II Ae per Id Some 5000 bbs
heel changed hands At yesterday quotations Ohio and
state butter in better at lie 1Sc and lSc
a &C. per ID. Cheese remained very arm al Sc &C.
Ter h.
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HornmLE-On Thursdar morning Last, James

H0HRBLE-Cn Thursday morning last, James
Clark, a well known citizen of Clark county, made
an assault upon his negro woman for cause which
we have not heard stated he then ordered her into
the corner, and commenced pitching his knife at her,
vDiGt foremost. AS the knife would enter her flesh,
be would compel the victim TO draw il ont and return
II 10 him. This demoniacal amusement was contin-
ned unti, the slave covered with about fifty bleed
ing gashes. The same day he whipped his vie, cut
her all the head with his knife, not dapgerousy
we understand but in mass of cruel ard painful
punctures. He also cut of her eyelds. This strange
drama wound up Friday last By the commission Of
murder. Clark on that day ordered his wife to 90
aud call Lewis, Ga negro belonging 20 the famiy)
She obeyed but the slave refused to come, through
dread Of his enraged master, suppose. Mrs. Clark
returned, and whipped by her husband for not
bringing the negro Five times was she sent upon
tnis caprcious mission, five times il utless and
each time was she whipped for her foilme. Clark
then called to the slave, Informing him that be would
shoot him tie next morning The negro, II seems,
did not heed the warning, for while splitting rails the
next day be deliberately shot by bis master The
wound was fatal. The negro ran about three bun
dred yards, and fell in mortal agony. Thus termi-
mated one of the most barbarous transactions that it
has ever been painful ard repugDant duty to re-
cord. CLARK was arrested on Saturday last by de-
putation of citizens who indignant al the horrible
crimes attributed TO him, deemedit their duty TO aid
in bringing him to condign punishment. The verdict
Of the jury OF inquest was murder and the justice
committed Clark to Jail without bail.-Pantdiag
(Gu.) CLdylcn.
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land vsa esat Jan y, Of Narssa, ssw ship Rsse<t
Kelly, from New Orleans for Liverpool. .
IS days to Bass lyman Jan IS Ii s. ION TO- during
heavy gale host deck lead Of msasses stove boat water
movable OF deck Has sxpsrenced very heavy weather
during The ps and has been IS days Of Hatteraa
sshT Village Belle Corning on Para Dec 81 to Cor.
from Baltimore for ISsuayra 2lst lat IS TO- lon Ga 49,
saw bark Harriet Frances steering ENE from
for Liverpool The had severe weather on the coast
schr Oregon (of Boo,hbay), Lewis Gonayes - days,
to Becker X Graves. Jan n of Cape Lookout expert
enced gale from ST. lost part Of deck load Of log
wood.
schr Helene, Griffith, Charleston, A days
schr Harriet Halock, Pow, Wilmington, NC 20 days.
Experienced very bad weather during the whole pas
18th inst of Cape Hatteas fell in with few bales Of cot
ton supposed to be but short time in the water also,
large quantity of lunber.
Schr Mount Vernon Mathews, Wilmington NC, 9 days.
schr star, Spencer Wilmington, NC 8 days.
Schr Daeotah Mankin, Wilmington, NC, 5 days,
Sehr Chas Wright, Baldwin, Baltimore, 4 days.
schr Gilbert Green Tendon. Georgetown, DC, 4days
Schr Squire & Brothers Peterson Richmond 5days.
schr Bonita Wooster F2izabethport NJ, day, bound
TO Boston
scbr semuel Gilman Berry, Portland Me, days
Schr Richmond, Wright Rockland, 10 days.
Schr Columbian (lighter), from the wreck OF ship
Gfinneu, ashore al Sguan,
Steamer Delaware Seymour Philadelphia, % hours, to
B Stafford Reports the delaware being very much
obstructed with ice, which had driven bark ashore
abreast Of Bombay Hook light
steamer ietrel, Rogers, Providence days
Ship 2 Zeresa. from Antwerp. Nov - Via Bermuda,
TO Zerega Co.
Also, three ships unknown
SAILED
Steamships benjamin Franklin, Mathews New Or
Savannah; Roanoke, Cavendy Norfolk Richmond ships
star oil the Union clipper Willis, San Francisco Const
tuition packet Brtton; Lverpool Underwater, Ship
lev, do; bark Gov Briggs. Halett, NOreans.
Wind at sunset, WSW.
Tie packet ship Underwater shipey FOR liverpool,
anchored at the sW Spit, on Saturday afternoon.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements OF Ocean steamers.



hps-f1o ,1s woodhuH Savannah, = Nntchill;
Per amin Franklin, Mathews New Orleans. Lincoln 4
g. City Of Richmond hitehfn Norfolk, Nj MCTeady Il
Go; Roanole Csy,ndy Norfolk - Lu'llsu Z ple,
Ships-Quebeo Durfee, Aen Orleans, stanton & Ihomp.
son siddonsi Bridges, Liverpool. Collins
Barks-Jancs stewart (Br), Taylor s. Johns, NJ,
Hcome Il Uinsiddie &onton1r1i swift New Bedford.
Allen & Paxen; IboniS, Wade AustTsl,, master.
Brgs--saml small Treadeen hlatsaxas X Read. San
Francisco sard), Zerriganc, houteydeo Carlisle Zlu-
Norman Toledo, Hemingway, New Orleans, F. u Eos
dick; Village Belle (ilrj, Campbell IaEa Neyius q
sons Coe, Hubbard i Marks, smalwoo1 Anderso son
schrs--schrs Ariel Aus,in jacksonville p Puck &
Co, Monitor, Besse Wsreharu master; w II smith, Wy
at Wilmington Ioluer Z Potter 1. Lowell, leston,
nsuI slagbs 70 .'tary tllsnls Yer. Cruz, master;
kin1. Ln.d- RisdeiplLa, ) VI Mckee; James (BrJ,
hsaiSn IAN Juan, hs, W'nslow; LouLiue, Smith,
Jacksonville, Peck Z Church; ysii Dsano, s. Marks
Snsso qd, 1r1erson p 60. Tullen, Bradbury Bost0n
rnester Jose2h Henr sirt7, Baltimore Nv H'Kee.
can StgYgss Providence master.
Cd yesler4ay, lark Coriol1n (Brs,n) w4R B,ap1sn,
Miller eoslng.
Steamship United etste Berry, AspinssI Jon 10, aud
Kingston Jan ~ "a Jones 4 johnson.
steemship Pe:rel, 80, - Tiouas- Jan u, sad Der.
sseamship socthsrns- Foster, c,rea.on 70 sYorord,
days, TO Frost L Hicks Experienced heavy northesly
gales on the coast but sussalred DO damage.
Bark Annie (Br) Turner, Cork "A days, With 90 pas.
sengers to Arthur Lcary Had eleven deaths and two
birhs on the passage Jan IL OF Georges Shoals
rerieneed heavy gale from 70 NJ; spit ssis and
ceiyed other damage The u bound 20 e-sysnnshput
In 70 THE port 20 land passengers
Bark Hercules DAM Ahlnisnn, RIO Jeneiro, 80 days
20 Pcch kunhsrdt
psrE F1sbeth (of Hsrington), Stout, BeIise (on),
10 days, 10 Coffin.
BARK fIash, Whom, vern Cruz Jan II, % Hsrsous
EisL wssrsr, Kill, y.S orie,a', 10 i'ys, 70 g.1t
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WAsniSorVS' jan 10 ioos'
fvood6s FdiixTe Of ths Rsesprocay Treaty and Bill
FERMENTATION RIak5ng To Nh,p (sorf S,o,. Moan
49,, - 49,. I,-.,,.J
"'' =, 0.@e' 1>s'''o'. "'ay W @aa"'''ea
-Chdn MAN q me Sonnhstee Heddy TO Report
Pvucssit OF the I3ti-The Braueh N,nt
Whatever ms = he tl,. act;or N, tha c.ca,a ,iti
..,-..--. ~ " 0 +,
n"so'J ~'nfe"ie"NS N.sne treaty recohuy conoiuueu
M relatOn 10 the commercial interests OF the United
States embraciur the fisheries il must proye fail
$50 a,,,s a., ~, h... :. =, o...,o, - .ho Co
80, S.4oN'u VIC ''1 "'oes w 'o 'ol'sso" ~ '"o o
mittee on Commerce be adopted by the House, as 1t
will only meet the requirements OF Canada-New
Rrunsu;ck G,i,ir, y, obtain frae admission If n,
,,,. - !, :
""per' anu iosih6 '1ee revenue uerlVeu from shal
cut in the State 81 Maine and sent down the st.
John; and Now scotia being reoujrea 10 surrender
-. o,o. I.; - n, a. 49,. II
~ ~ Ae - = sno n'u''1o'' - 1le sanio
time having no equivalent in the free admission Of
its coal.
4 o,,so-,o T., 49, ~ .t r1Ee, ,,.~os. - ?, 4l
-,
or fourteen Dllss,p lJsideraDie SIZE, are oeng out
mt Pictou; but whutal ii antcipa OF being able
to obtain the free Ky, .on of coal into American
-. c,.~, -, -, ,;,. -
por3s, ioi WHICH se'' saey ure aNV"0'9 p''' -
which is more E4oaal,e, that the company winch
work the mines III ti.at place aud Care Briton, in
80 - 80 -. Is ,ss;ble +ba r,onono,v in Tia
l ~ ~ 49,. /, 4 ms cn,ptrv I. nnt sf.ta5
PPs - IT, III, ,.,,s ~ a,l,,rt he lafter on;n;n,
80 OH a. e., 80 IN, .,e,sa "a .o,rre, oF ,i,fa %
,n-, and thar ,,l,,i ~ hitherto Ia 6nd n,arl,at
snr ybn ,rga n, sr,3tx , that rnnero, Which "a annn
aIlv srcuonlatirp ~, hands oyyine, t tho WIT n
= .,o6tah he mar n n tne ITnited Sta.es rvhch tbay
en- S,,niv IN var, !, aerate term. bo,;no can-
slafed tIsir n, q. = - rn.d ~ tha shinnne, eorts
1t is not generally Anown here that ali The mines
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DECISION IN 4 SLAVE CAsE.-Au interest
ing slave has just been decided by the Kentucky
Cont OF Appeals, involving a question which the
Court declared to be entirely in legal point Of
view. II appears that Mrs Tiigg, owning slave
woman named Clayissa sent her with a relative Of
bers q Mrs. Alexander, to Philadelphia, in the year
1888, 10 attend on her while the latter wts under
going medical treatment for defective sight. Pre-
viousy to sending her, Mrs, 7. inquired az to the
laws OF Pennsy lvania regarding slaves and learned
that if the slave remained there longer than six
months che would be free (this was before the re-
peal ia 1S47 Of the six months provso IN the act Of
l7SO) but believing in the faithfulness Of Clarissa
she sent her to Philadelphia, whore she remained
more than six months and then went back yolgn-
tary 70 her mistress Clarissa by the wish aud viii
of Der deceased master to he freed at the death
of her mistress, bat the latter becoming involved 10
debt, sold her 10 female who subsequently her
exeoutrix, and who retained the former In slavery
contrary to the wish Of Mrs. Trigg who had desired
her 10 be set free. The Cont OF Appeals set Ca-
risea free, and decided that the condition Of freedom
follows person 70 his her home, where il has 70
suited AZ In Clarissas case from the slave remaining
by the direction Of an owner IN another state Tor
longer period than the laws Of that state permit
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TNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRDCT-TTN NEW DOUBLE
IN engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Scars, oeo-
msndcr win leave pier Fast river Tuesday Fehea-
AIRY 6, at O'Clock P. NJ This ship has elegant
modstcn for passengers. Passage In cabin statsrsea
500 passage In steerage So Freight ON measuremsAb
goods 26c per cubic foot Shippers requested u
supply themselves with the steamers bills u ladng
no other form viii DO signed They may b. had on aPps
the Office prior to the day Of sailing when they win =
signed board No freight received, AMI positively -
bills Of ading signed after II O'Clock the day Of sad
Ing For freight passage apply on board, or TO Z
LINCOLN CO., 100 Pearl street Agents in New Or
leans, Messrs. MARKS THOMAS No. Poydras street.
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rISHE MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panon-By Dr. A. N. Msuriceau, Professor Of lis
eases of Women Twentieth edition, l6mo, pp 253
to many an % and 1na
difficulties to the husband might have been spared by
timely possession Of this work It l. Intended especially
dis.cses important Hecros which should he known to
them particularly.
either budding into wornsnhood the other In the
decline Of years. In whom nature cortempa An inn,
poftant change discover tho causss toms snd
the most efficient remedies ana the most certain moe a
cure in every complaint to Which her .ex Ia subject
(xtract Of letter from gentleman IN Dayton Ohio
DAYTON, May 1, 1851.
Ny Dear sirMy wife has been pcrcertibiy sinking for
three years more, ia consequence Of hc great
anpush and suffering months before and during her
conRnementevery successive and more debil-
atng and prostratins her. putting her life in Imminent
danger and which was ON the last OCCASION departed of
IsupPosed this state Of thngo noyitable and no
about two months) heard your book highly spoken or
containing some matters reaching nv case On rs
receipt and pcrusa cannot express TO you tho reof Il
afforded my distressed mind and the joy It's pagca i'm
parted to my wife, on learning that the great discovery
Of ~ N. Dasoneaux provided remedy II orcned
prospect to me which little conceived was possible Hut
head all human probability my wife would hays bess
In her grave, and my children both motherless
Il is Of course impractcable to convey fully ths
serious subjects treated Of they are Off nature siotIv
intended for the married those conen plating mar
rage For sale at 222 Broadway No 2Astor House and
Ct the publishing oheo, 10 Liberty street, Nov York;
Little Co., Albany; Joseph Tucker, Mobile Also, r u
Peterson, No. IS Chestnut street, Philadelphia On the
receipt Of d. copy win DO transmitted by man. free cf
postage to any part Of the United statoa All letters
must Dc addressed, post paid to Dr. A. NJ MAUIuCEAu.
Office 12s Liberty street, New York, box LIZA, New
pamphlet Of drtecn pages moro fully explaining ss
gentleman who may desire IT, free Of expense 10 snv =
OF the United States, BY addressing rs above
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SUICIDE AT PHLLIPsvILE.-A letter from this
place says the ROCHESTER hdrafisT Of the 23tb
Inst, published in the republican Err, 1T Oramel,
gives an account Of the death OF John =: Richard
son of Elmira who came on visit 70 his brother at
Phillipsyie on the 10th inst After dressing him
self usual In the morning OF his arrival, he was
about for some time, when he said he would retire,
as be had slept none on the previous night He
vent TO bis ON, placed the washbowl upon the
floor, and deliberately cut his throat from ear to ear
having first thrown himself upon the bed, where he
was found. The following note which he left, II all
the expiar alton OF the affair which his friends had:
Dear Brother and sister-Despair has driven me
10 commit this rash act have nothing to live for
oil my hopes are blasted. Life il unpleasant to
me. l don't desire to live any longer. Take what
I have-it In yours.
A gold watch and near FIVE hundred dollars were
found In bis pocket He he'd formerly been in the
employ Of T. X. Brayton J. Co
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On Tuesday, January 70, by the Rev. Mr. Thatcher
kyNgY A PooE CATHERINE T. DEWITT all OF this city.
On Tuesday, January IS, by W. n. smith, Esq JoHS
HAMEa, OF New York TO MEReg A. HggssDEgS st the
sidence Of her father Macedon Wayne county, N York
On 1hurtday, January u, ny the Rev. DIR. Francis
pNn II. BARRIER TO Miss LOUISA AS youngest daughter
OF Andrew n. Turner, Esq.
Albany papers please copy
On Thursday, January ~ in Washington city, by the
Rev. Smith pyne d. D., at Mrs. Nainwrshts residence,
and afterwards at her Britannia saestys Legation WILL
WB FoIIEr SYsGF Eq Attache 10 the Legation to
HsSRrTA MARY youngest daughter OF the late Colonel
Wainwright, Of the u. g. Marine Corps.
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Passengers Arrived.

ApIywAIl-s,eamship United states-M K Dunn,
Thos Hunt and servant, Capt Yannet, Capt Hunter Mr.
Dali Air Funk, Mr. Bahache Mr. and Mrs Yerado and
daughter, Mr. stone, W Perkins, NJ Hinehley, G B
Perrin, Mr. Rockwell Mr. Flint, Mr. Flint Mr. Hgsby, Ne
Carlton, Dc Casta Dir samuels Jno Gardner, Jno D
Aqufa, lily Binam, i Sallas, jas Mack Mr. Mahan, Mr.
Lean, White, Cyrus Casc W Case, Hubbard, Mr.
Ihayer CLASSIFY, Moses Byrues Ihos Orr, Mr. George,
Hand, J Bailey, D Hardy, NJ Baldwin, Lonely IL
rerbn, Joseph Chambers, OTIS NJ Darling, Plimpton
G Wells james Smith, Wickmsn, Cake Val
lard John Weeks, Samuel Nixon, Mr Boorman, p Cam
Dibbe JC Collins, Messrs Melvin, Meoarty, Forbes,
Ryan, Seabury, johnson, w Beach, Gleg, krause,
Mr. shaw W l. Ursn Gid Hammond, Thomas Lewis
l. Libby, Mr. Dunn, w p Wing te MGanmons l.
MGamincns, Bra ley, Minor, Bradley, Mr
Swallow, Hawkins, Fairbanks, VIM Davis, Mr Tai
mer / Davis Randall Rober. Nixon, Gorwin,
Jno Gnwsney, Mr. Noble, King T FCoilns Mr. Legar,
w Harnes Mr. Forbes, M Trainer, Mr. Bailey, Iounse-
VILE, SWheelock, Henry, l. Jones, Mr. Miller, -
smith VIM Brown, VIM Fitch, Sui, Dir johnson, + l.
Packard, NJ IIafron.
81 THOMAS ASD Notwithstanding PeTei-From ST
Thonas;-Cspt Atwood and lady, Of brig Hety Hun
tngdon lost al Capt Mitchell, late OF steamer
Amory; Mrs Louisa Weaver Fowler ~ Ray, Herman Aid,
Valentine Bergani, VIM Baker, jacob Smith.
FROM Rermuda--Adam Coye, and mate and four sea-
men, Ct brig Majestic, condemned at Bermuda.
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nor INV ORLEANS DusEf'r-TIE NV DoUR

UlNUE NEW uRiEANS DiHkIT-THE NFW UOURj IL
IL engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, N.
Matthews commander, viii leave pier Fast river for
the above port direct saturday Jan 90 at two O'Clock
gers. Passage in cabin state room, $780, passage in
steerage, s25 Freight Measurement goods 25 cents
per cubic foot Shippers requested TO supply them
selves with this steamers form Of bills OF ladng
others viii be signed They may be had application,
at the Office Of the agents and win be signed OF the oes
prior 10 the day Of sailing when they will be signed
board No freight received and positively bs Of lad
ing signed after twelve o'clock the day Of sailing
For freight passage apply board or to l. LINCOLN
Co.. 100 Pearl street Agents In New Orleans Mss,rs.
Marks Thomas, No. Pcydrss street
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NOR sAvANNAH--UNTTED STATES NAIL LINE
Ii Superior steamship ALABAMA, Q. LUDLOW, Cap
tain saturday 9Th February, at o'clock r. NJ from
pier No. North river. Apply TO SAMUEL. L. bHTCHUI,
1ot Front street The Florida, Captain H. T. Woodhull
Saturday February IL. For speed strength accom-
odstioas aaa care. eae SHIPS bare 10 sssog9s On lie
oooAt
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RAILROADS IN CScINSATI-Twenty-on diff
fcecnt railroads. which are either in operation or IN
cousse Of construction, or projected will centre
IN Cincinnati They severally reach are intended
20 REACH 81. Louis, indianapolis, the upper Mssis
Sippi, Fors Wayne, Chicago Dayton Sandusky To
lido Cleveland, Columbus, Springfield Piqus, VIII
ninsson, GAINESVILLE. Cbsicothe. 1are't' aod other
nciSsL
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LNoR sAyANNAH--JHE NEW AND SPLENDID sIDg
IL wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA. Captain w.
Collins carrying the United States mail will Leave Phila
dephia for savannah Wednesday, the I'd ~ February
at ten o'clock A. NJ, from the wharf above Vine street
In eed and strength and In every arrangement for the
comfort and convenience Of passengers this ship Is
surpassed Fare from New York or philadelphia, $50;
STORAGE So Tho State Of Georgia leaves above every
alternate Wednesday Agents, In Philadelphia, Heron
NaI.in, re. TX Eol.a Rhasyes. In Saya4lsh. :. a.
l. Lamar.
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M EDICAI, ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUmE-A
Vl practical treatise before published Tvvus
lso cents copy, free OF postage Sold by strnces 4
Townsend 222, @. Harriet 422h Broedwsy and Sy e.
author, M. lamont physician and surgeou 81 ResAa
street corner * Broadway. n Y, where Ss NsaAs q
= 4 u u oynnlnl.
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TN0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND -
IL The United States nail steamship ROANOKE II.
tavendy, commander win leave pier Is North river on
Saturday, February 9th, at O'Clock L. 81 For freight
spply on board and for passage 10
LUpI.AM & PIEASAhIs 80 Front street.
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MEDICAL.


nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. OFFICE HOURS
~ from Z A. NJ to- 7. N. Sundays from TO hall
past 10 A. NJ. and from to 8P ~
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IJYGLAsTTKA.--A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FCR
neuralgia TIC dooreus toothache, nervous headache
and rheuuiatim IN the head, and sure preyeutivv a
copvulsops or any other complaints attendant upon
early childhood during the period of eothng has besa
discoy cred and being successfully administered in
the form Of medcated necklace to DO worn next tbs
skin by the patient An eminent German physician dis
the beads of The necklace made and prescribed IL
mode of application The notice OF the public Is not,
therefore, called TO quack medicine but to medca-
ment recommended b. one of the most eminent OF tho
faculty. peculiarly powerful in acting through ~
pores Of the skin directly upon the diseased or exetd
nerves, aordng, generally, instant and always pernA-
at twenty -four hours trial OF the medicated necklace
cordiug 10 prescription FIND relief may at tue close d
that PERIOD by immediately returning the same rscvD
back their money SdIUFENER Il MULDENEk
TEIMoSY do hereby certify that the composition Il
is of such nature as to unaingly produce the mock
satisfactory results. G. BRAUNIICH N. D.,
No 285 Henry street, Brooklyn
For sale by the proprietors, No. William strost-
rice 81
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The members from New York who did not vote
were Messrs. J. Fl. Boyd and Alexander n. Buell..
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EHLPPINQ.


('IIpFER SHIP SWoRDFI>Ii. CAPT. CHAs. COLLINS
" at der North river has nexly all Of her cargo
beard Shippers will please have their shipments
COMPLETED before Thursday next, % inst. few
light freight can be taken il board before that time
This splendid clipper performed her last voyage to San
francisco Ia ninety days, and win uuquostionsbly land
hes cargo at the earliest possible day
SUTTON 700, ~ Wall street
LHoR SfW ORIEANa.--THR NEW AND SPI ENDID
IL steamer ECLIPSE, Sturgeon, master, win leave
Louisville, Kentucky for tho above and intermediate
ports Sunday, tho eth Of February, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. state rooms can be secured by applying to
GEO. JFNEISoN or GfO. O. MOORE Agents,
100 Broadway, New York
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A UsTRAII4-pIonEEa LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
N ets.--The EuPHR.irJA Captain Amrnl Smith, H.
OF her BERTH pier IL East river, and will sail tho
10th Of February tae seventh ship Of this well e,tab
hshed line. The Euphrasia win be fitted up and pro
visoned 10 the the ships that have pre-
ceded her In this line surgeon and proper Attendants
provided free OF charge to passengers remittance Of
one third viii secure passage. Apply 70 JOHN OGDEN
or r. w. CAMERON, 1I6 Wa1l street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

A UsTTAILA PACKF7-F1RsT VESSfIA--THE ELF
"A CANT clipper EAGLE now al ready for ses, can nc
commodate few passengers II application L. imme
oiateiy made TO ISAAC T. SMITH, Consigneo,
1bi Wall street, corner Of Front