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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-12-31
ALL Hail. THE:
Good philanthrOpist!
TWAS NAKED AND YE CLOTHED ME!
Head-Qwarfers taken DOsUn!
A. G. u s D @ R T
HOLD YOUR HORSES,

or tie them up 10 post!
A. GUSDORF,on on account of the ereatin :
crease of his trade, has been obliged to grsutly en-
large his extensive Clothing Establishment, ma
king Il BY far the largest in Fremont, and as large
Il not larger ihaG any IN the Northwest. He
has filed il to the bfim with every thing necessary
10 keep man warI, besides nOS aud then
spTnkng Cor tho Little Oaes; and if there ain't
clothes enough for all creation and few over, am
no judgs; and they are all TO bo cold on tho Low
Pressure order, which has gained him eh renogyn
over the whole country. So come all, and bring
all the children. You will always ind gentleman
!y clerks in attendancs, who consider il 10 trouble
TO show goods. Recol!ect his Motto, Small Profits
and Quick Sales! And no charge for showing
goods.
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.Iannnrv..A.Aaninimcnts.

n =.
Read TtsGaohsat seis o. Ns,o one given
FSmonlliy.
FpOS1'0Ef III. TulBIss, Analytic Ph,,ic.
ian. VIII he NJ his room as lpllows;
'sFWtaoNr, Crug,iFn iiiuse rn5sdhy, Jaautty
24,lG
frolrho. Gc!ir,s riyuse. Ngedn as5ss and rhpr-
da ,hl5 l5h an12Gft q JaoasrsA
tTInnS, h1~hAt House StlptieN alF}H99i' s'd
Mauda, 2Yili tnl 2iih Di JlnHetv
SANbUsKS ! ny, ~ LaVroncc u oiis Eugh5s
mud Yus sdsv the 30tN and 9ist e J eifHsr7- ii
7Pemous sitlic rd wuhe,. we' 0t5hyVvcViHrgs,
tidntys ur splern, y 20 muA' ions, b tsupq fgb
Asilna sLortuess ofbreotp ~ diiieud ,Oi bteAfl.
ing, dyspepsia, drorss, weakms ur nervous de-
bhiiI- r4suessnfss. loss OF appetite constipation
derssilp cine utof thsf stouuch bhtlout Eclona,
gravsl, swelling CT bcer, luia, Ulcers nnpnri
tiee or The blOc,h OF of any chronic OF low stand
ing dsqes ore invited TO CALI. No charge fO'
woptT n OBid June, 1853.
DIR, II. TuBBs-Deat Sir; In Justice TO you
cannot refrain expressing my gratitude, aud al ihe
saiue tiluc will offer something ol my eXperlence
hoping (i published) il may prove beneficial to
suffering humanity. For the last seven yeurs,
have lubored undHr conibjnatisn Of Diseases,
aud suffered TO cxtentthat rendered life burth-
en-. The best physicians Of the country were en-
pOyed, but all IA vain they neither gave encour-
agement or relief In the fall Of lS49 my nerv-
Gus system was completely prostrated | V a course
of typhoid ever From that time my lungs were
weak, causing much difficulty OF breathing, cough
and eGpeciorati0n. also suffered extremely with
a singing pain in my left side the heart, aud
back Of the shoulders, but still more from vO
lent struggling Of the heart, aud indescribable
sinking, dying feeling, which il seemed impossible
s TO sulvire. These commissions or throes of the
heart would terminate 10y rush ef the blood TO the
head, producing fearful sensation bordering up
tn delrium, and leave me exhausted. A pain in
the back and stomach, with frequent vomiting,
added 10 my affections Strength aud flesh were
much reduced. was obliged 10 Keep TO my bed
a greater part Of the time, aud friends and neigh
hUrs gave up the bope Of recovery, thinking me
sinking with consumption. In the summer Of
1851, when my diseuse wore its darkest form,
friend urged me TO ace DR.. Tubbs. | have done
go; have taken no other medicines since, and am
happy now TO say my health is good Disease has
disappeared under treatment, like dew before the
morning sun. and eau work at household
affairs from morning until evening with no ineon
yenience whatever. as.f Yours truly, .fi -i
..ts fsss. REBECCA A. WHITE.
We give the above without comment Those
wishing further information, call upon Mrs,
w, or write her at Wooster, Ohio.
December 24-53. at5
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LADIES IIO!
Magnificent Dress Goods

Silks, Satins, Paris De Grape, Silk Grenadne
Silk Albanies, new style printed Berage, Chem
BeraGe, large lot Of French, English and Ameri-
can Lawns, superior TO anything in the market
Berage de Laines ofthe newest styles and most de
sirable patterns. A superior assortment of French
and other Ginghams-the most beautiful patterns.
Mohairs, Poplins, plain figured and changeabl.
Alpaccas ;also, superior Black Silk Lustres Alpaccas
large and general assortrnentof
s<sS ~ ET va wa Fl ssR
Bay State, Waterloo & Empire State Shawls
ioob.e aud single from so cents up TO y dollars.
Grape, Beraee. Tibbet, Stradilla. aud Silk
Shaws ws.-splendid patterns, and the ladies' canno,
fail to be suited
The gentlemen will find good assortmen, Of
BioGd cfotks. Coisimeres iSGttinets, Jeans,
&c., Of ,ht finest quality, which viii be sold chap.
BOOTS IL SHOES, fKATS a. CAiss
IN great variety from the best 10 the os common
qualily-wnrfanted wsli made--aud w,Il be snld
Ow. fine article of Shoes for the Ladies', of the
hes, and latest patterns. Call aud see.
All So5ts NJ Iadia RuJjer Ciotl,ng,
90 low as to lrghteH tinid folks. But cna4 along
don't be scared!
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

BE NOT DEFRAUDEDt
Buy no book unless Dr. A. M Mauricsau, 10
Liberty Street N. Y, 10 on the title page md the
entry in the Clerks Once the back Of the titls
page and buy only Of respectable and honorabls
dealers, or send by mail, and address to DR.. A. M.
MAuriceau, as there are spurious and surrspttious
inffingoments Of copyright.
AE Upon ressipt Of One Dollar "THE MAR
RlED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
rANIoN" Is sent trasisd J'ssl TO any part of the
United States, the CAnades and British Provinces
All Letters muat be post paid and addressed TO
Dr.. A. M MAURICEAU, Boz 1221, Nsw-Ycrt
City. Publishing once, Ne 12o Liberty Street.
NsW-Ysrk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

pRANDiES! BRhNDiES!.-Otar ,Sgnette
~ Peach, Cherry ana Raspberry Brandies for
sale cheaper than can be bought at any other
house in the place, warranted pare. Physicians
aud others in need of these articles will do well
to call and examine, and by doing save at least
25Per cent. NJ A. SRREsK.
Frsmont, Oct. ], '5S.-tf
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TO BUILD E n2,

All we have 10 say 10, that we are hard TO beh,,
on house trimmings. We have very large stock
Of locks and latches, butts, screws, cupboai loc
and catches, window fastenings aud blind rasten-
Ings' some entirely new styles sash, glass putty,
paints, oil, varnish, nails, brad5, cupboard turns,
catches, sc.
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w TIOLESAL

invite those wishing to purchase at Wholesale
10 inspect my Stock which will be found well fit
ted for the trade, and by far superior TO any in this
part OF the country,
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The G,30A NJ. from CleAeland and 9, 10 A. NJ
train from Toledo, at all stations.
The :, 90 Z. NJ. train from Cleveland and 3, 80
P. NJ. train from Toledo stop at Oberlin, Norwalk,
Monroeville, CLYDE and Fremont only.
The As p. M. train from Cleveland and the
loo A. NJ from Toledo stops al all stations ex-
cept Camden, Washington aud Stony Ridge
Connecting at Cleveland with Lake Shore and
Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail Road
At MouroevilIe with Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad. .'Hr ....
AT Clyde With Trains Of Mad River and
Lake Erie Road. a .-4f et flH ..r
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana r all
Road, ,-.f -.l . .aa 1850
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q gents.

]. A. WARD, Fieh,oai-F. E. Newman Nor
ea&-ll. Miller, .Uille ler.jcygh-Lapkam & Sieb-
b MS .u'icn-A. ID. Wright. Perrys5tirg-J. 8.
.fregory SlrVal'e Cag--G. 4 Merton, Sa,adu,-
ig--R. Chadwick YHeio--Ebher g. Scott. TYRg,,.
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Oceries!

Iufee, Sugars, Teas, spice, Pepper, uolasses
iohaccos and nearly every artios in that line %
The best qualities
As for prices, ''tiiere' no use taking" Since
az have taken down iead-Q Quarters 50 badlv 40
Que. who Is acquainted with the tacts ~ III for Il
nomeUt dispute that se sell "a exceedingly low
that all are not only satisfied, perfectly bat aston.
ishei so viii not BGiy, though might wth
great propriety do tor have something 10 u ~
about. rtu f
Come along. Ia en-, ali who wish to prosreg il
his world, and get your money back
u We have employed S BtLAu who will be
always on hand TO cut aud I'll all sorts o garme nts,
IN the latest styles.
u Don'tlorget the place, is one door South Of
Garfield d Mnoheiis, nor DON'T he s(rd OF wear
ing outlealher by walking up street TO whe re- you
mud lead QUARTERS. 1t will pay and no
mistake.
A. GUsDORF'S.
Fremont, November 10, 1853.
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POLITICAL.


: yf,IXTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN WARD
- Committee AT a meeting OF this Committee, held
at Begans Hotel in Seventeenth street. for the purpose
OF organizing said Committee the following members we're
Nectcd permanent officers for the current YEAR viz
Andrew Ieary Chairman; Allan NJ. Snilfcn Seefetary
md James Sureny Treasurer. The following preamble
and resolutions were then submitted and unanimously
adopted -
Whereas We have with profound regret witnessed the
unfortunate divisions attempted TO be created In the de-
Mccrauc party by the of unmeanng and selcss
applications, applied to members OF the family and
well calculated to range from the other, and ul
matey destroy the harmony usefulness OF the great
monsrated the soundness value and truth OF
principles and taught the absolute necessity OF unity and
mutual concession the part of those protesting 10 be
believers in and advt Gates of these principles therefore
Resolved That recognize the only M me by which
the party should be known and Acknowledged that
slime ht nored' and comprehensive distinction OF demo
cratic republicans.
Resolved That the decided AMI unwayerine nd.
voc ties Of the ancient usagos of the democratic party
and firmly believe that strict adherence to those usages
and an honest and impartial expression OF its members
nntrammeed by the action Of improper influences in their
primary bgcments Is all that - ued 10 give per.
manent and general satisfaction aud promote the
mony snd consequent usefulness and OF the de-
mocratc party.
Resolved That have full confidence in tho integrity
and ability Of Abraham = vosburgh
james Cassidy and Edward Riley, OF the Old Mems GEN
cral Committee and Ira = Davis William c. Belts Chas.
A. May John b. Kelly and James Cocheran OF the Yonag
Mems General Committee AMI pledge them undivided
md firm sun port. ANDREW IEARY. Chairman.
ALLAN 81. SNIrTES, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUpREME C0URT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
y Pcation of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF
Che CITY Of New York. relative to the opening of 16oth
street from Fifth avenue to Eighth avenue, in the
Tw'lf.h ward of said city, the Mayor Aldermen and
Ccnmonay of the said city Of New York. hereby give
Aoice pursuant to the statute in such made and
pDvded that the said the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
eton to the Supreme Court of the State Of New York
especial term Of said court to be held at the City Hall
Iach 1853 at the opening of the court on that day or
Is soon thereafter counsel be heard for the ap
loiltment OF commissioners of estimate and
the above entitled natter that the nature and extent
The improvement hereby intended is the opening OF
ens Hundredth street, Qooth street from Fifth
Eighth avenue, in the city Of New York as laid out
IN act of the Legislature of the State of New York en-
ithd An net relative to improvements touching the
ayng out OF streets and roads in the city of New York
lno for other purposes y passed April Sd, 1907.
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated, New York. Feb. I, 1853.
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good choir at place of worship. Salary moderate. Ad
dress A. s, Herald office.
A GENTLEMAN, JUST ARRIVED IN THIS COUNTRY,
IA wants to SELL at great sacrifice. elegant O. !,
octave cottage piano. Tho instrument is quite new has
powerful fine tone, and made to order for expor-
tation, by Harper maker to his late esty in London
Price $500 To be seem for week at q Ninth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Mrs sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
Iva Italian and Englsh sacred and secular decide4
10 devote few hours each day for the instruction q
young ladies' Mrs. Segun will 10 happy to give all 10
formation concerning terms plns &C., at her residanoa
so White street near Broadway, between the hours Of
and IL A. n. each morning.
nIANOT0RTE AGENCY.--TfIE SUBSCRIBER WHO
i has been nstructng pianoforte pupils since 1925, in
this city has established agency FOR the purchase Of
instruments from any mandatory in New
York at manufacturers prices, upon application from
any part of the United states He will give his personal
attention selecting crecting Insurance. and transpor
tltion. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing through this
TO them containing terms, also any special information
WI. WOOD, e25 Broadway.
DIANO wANTFD-TO PURCHAsE-A GOOD SECOND
l. hand piano, with aoGan attachment. Address, inn
n,edately it'll description and price, JAMES LEE No.
1S9 Concord street, Brooklyn.
0TMlAN PiANOFOITES.-T. GILBERT co. =
IL celebrated pianofortes, with and without the
atty for the snlc of these Instruments (the reputation q
which has become vorldwide) ia prepared TO ofes
hcn q. prices which to those wishing to purchase
not fail to be satisfactory Possessing facilities for OBJ
sannr pianos unsurpassed if equaed by those OF an,
other house in the city, he docs hesitate to that
be present Inducements to buyers mos to DO found
,o7tment of second hand pianos at bargains which he
fearessy asserts win defy competition. Gilbes elegant
toudoir cottage pianos, for small rooms Also. nelo
deons of Princes AMI Caherts make, Nolan and olhs,
yiauos 70 let. Pianos tuned and epaired.
HORACE WATERS,
$50 Broadway, corner oil Anthony ST. up stairs
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$3.50 ---~-~<s=
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,


GtAMDEN AND ASlBoY RAILROAD FOR PTIII.ADfI-
~ pha at IL O'clock noon, by steamboat John Potter
from pier No. North river. Fare class cars s.
second class, 81. Returning leave Philadelphia, from
foot Of Walnut street. at PIP NJ Emgrant line by steam
boat Atlas from pier No. l. at n O'Clock p N. Fare
81 so,
E0R ALBANY.-FARE sl.-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Railroad-Two daily express
trains, at IA ~ and 345 T. NJ, connecting at Albany
depot corner of White, Elm and Centre streets,
where through tickets ho procured, and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Bualo Passengers also received at Broonc and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations The
aboye trains viii land passengers at Croon Falls and
from City HILL station corner of Tryon Row and Centre
street, as heretofore.
HUDsON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINS DAILY FROM
Ia Chambers street, for Albany and Troy -
Express train, A. M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock
evening.
Mail train, sA NJ; through way train at 1 Pm
Express train, P. NJ accommodation train r. NJ.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
tenth, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street, at TX A. H., for
Pougkeepso and at p NJ for Albany, stopping at all
way stations. EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines through in four hours.
New Jersey Railroad via Jersey OtyLeaving New York,
feet Of Cortlandt street. ut and A. NJ and and 81
NJ Fare In the A. M and r NJ, 81 20, and In the
"A NJ and 5k P. n, a. Leave Philadelphia at /, and
"A M. and 6h 7. N. For FIRST GLASS; %; second do /,
q and A. M and P. NJ % 3d. For Baltimore,
Washington, Norfolk and Charleston-through tickets
and 4 and 81 p NJ iines from New York. Psssengess
with baggage sross the ferry fifteen minutes before The
trains leavs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.


DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO: 81 CHAM
L bers street Notice is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin Of Celestin Souce late from California
deceased and who alleged to have died intestae that
shall apply to the Surrogate OF the county Of New York
for letters Of administration upon the estate of the said
intesac on the 18th day of rch next at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon.
PETER B. SwEENY, Public Admins trator.
Dated New York. Feb. 10, 1868.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
bers street-Notce is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin Of Joseph p Iis Of Pike county, ni-
nos late OF California, deceased and who Is alleged to
have died nesae that shall apply to the Surrogate Of
the county of New York, for letters OF administration
upon the estate OF the said ntestate the 21st day
March next at ten o'clock in the forenoon Dated New
York, Feb 10. 1853
PETER B. sWEENY Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM.
bers street-Notice is hereby given to the relatives
and next Of kin Of Thomas Ieony Levy from Great
Britain deceased and who is alleged to have died intes
tate that the effects of the said inssate In the hands
Of the Public Administrator will be administered and
disposed of by him according to law, unless the be
caimed by lawful executor administrator OF the
decca cd by the 2lst day of March next. Dated New
York, Feb 10 1858.
PETER d. sWEENY, Public Administrator
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YE'o WESTERN MERCHANTS UNION COMMISSION
Il and Forwarding Company-J.C Buckles \ snecd,
wheeling Va j. G. Buckles u Judge, Cincinnati, ONO;
O. Buckles Co.. Louisville Ky. Particular attention
paid to filing orders for produce and TO forwarding
chandise 10 add FROM the East Louisville Jan IS. 1905
YI,O REAL ESTATE OwNERs.-TIIE uNpERs,G NED Iao
1 would respectfully inform Che public that he has
taken an Office at SIS Nassau street. for the purpose Of
buying and selling real estate, leasing ana renting Of
connected with real estate TRANSACTIONS and Tor responsi
bty and faithful performance Of such business has the
;"sy ai mon In iris city Persons having houses, aud
lott and stores for sale farms tracts Of land 70 dispose
or either al private sale auction will hnd ~ 70 ther
interest 20 give him call , =,
8. W. WENTWORTH, 81 Nassau street
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sIIIPPING.

INDEPENDENT LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS FoRCAIl-
fornia via Aspinwall and ransma-rhe and splsp
mander, will leave New York for Aspnwa Saturday
February 18th, at O'Clock r. NJ precisely from pier
No: N The performances Of this steamer her ars
and second voyages warrants the that the pas
sengers viii reach Aspnwan IN from eight days
where she VIII connect with the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada, 1000 tons D. Wilson comma pder
which win be in readiness at Panama 10 receive the
sengers OF the Uncle Sam, and sail immediately for Sas
francisco These steamships both new and OF the
very drst class as to accommodation, speed and ven
ton They are unsurpassed by any vessel the route
The tables win be supplied in the most liberal manner
win be made the part Of the officers and owners TO in
sure safety speed and comfort Passengers will aud
cd at the wharf at Aspinwa and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon attached to Zach
shp whose services free Of charge to the passengers
For freight or passage apply to MILLS AGENT No 81
this office in accordance with the new Law Q. Congress-
for the accommodation OF the public.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
agr Me9ie a stopping at new side wheel
~, commander The steamer Black Warrior will sail for
Mobile Friday February 25th at IL O'Clock precisely
from pier foot Of Harrison street North river Passage
Goods consigned to L. Meade Co., Mobile will be for
wared free Of commissions No freight taken to Havana
but specie No freight received on sailing days Com
Shippers must send in their bills OF ading the Office by
nine O'Clock p NJ on Thursday, February "a Passen
port ' If B9osd~y
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
IN Through to San Francisco, via Aspinwal and Pa
mama. No detention on the Isthmus. At greatly
duced rates. The and fast side wheel steamship
UNION, 800 tons burthen,) Richard Adams, Comman
der win leave New York for Aspinva, Navy bay) from
pier No North River, on Saturday, March 9th, at
o'clock precisely connecting with the new and mag
nifcent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, e. 100 tons) Edward Dunn, Commander which
steamer viii be in readiness at Panama receive the
Unions passengers and sail Immediately for San Fran
cisco The accommodations and ventilation of the Win
field Scott s that be desired Her speed estab
hshed on the between New York and and
ton will be made the part Of the line to insure
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed
and cautioned that tickets for this line are sold only
at 20 Broadway. DAVIS, BROOKS 4 CO., General Agents
United States Postage law for the convenience Of the
public
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ANTHOLOGY.

L,ORTUNE TEIJ.ENG.-MRS ALVIN RENOWNED TN
Europe for her skill in oretelling tho future will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances OF Hfe 10 all
Fssneh and German IanguagesalI Broomc street near
G1ydie street. up stairs, Ohce hours ty~p 1OA. r. 10
81. u
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DAGUERREOTYPEs,


IN CENT DAGUERREOrY PEs.--THE FINEST CLASS
w of pictures taken are at II v. HARRIS, corner
Grand and Bowery, where the best aterals are
and all work warranted.
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For freight passage, apply TO =
EDWARD z. COLLINS & CO., No b6 Wan ri, N. Y.
BROWN SIMPLIFY h co., Liverpool
L G. ROBERTS CO., ID Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO., No. 20 Rue Metre Dame deg
VICTORIES Paris or
GEO. n DRAPER, HavrS.
The owners Of these ships win not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie ewelry, precious stonep
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
T,HE BRITISH AND NoRTHAMERICAN ROYAL MAII
i STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEW YORK no LIVERPOOL.
Snlef laDln Passage. .$lV
cfConu SAOm Thssa8e W
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. 500
Second Cabin Passage. IS
The ships fromBoston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, CaptainJu dkns AMERICA, Capt Leitch,
PERSIA, Capt. Ryre, EUROPA, Capt. Shannon,
ASIA, Capt. E. G. Lott, CANADA Capt. Stone.
AFRICA, Capt Ha rrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Lang
These vessels carry cearwhite light at mast head
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
Niagara, :. New York. Wednesday, 2sd February.
America, " Boston, Wednesday, I'd March
Arabia, " New York, Wednesday, 9th March
Berths not secured until paia for.
An experienced surgeon on board
The of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion, Specie jewelry precious stones
metals unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage apply to
Z. CUNARD No. 4 Bowling Green.
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SHIPPING.

LVoR LvkRpOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
IL ATLANTIC, Capt. James West This steamship will
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
on Saturday, Feb 10th, IL O'Clock NJ from her Dock
at the foot o. Canal street No berth secured till paid
tor For freight or passage, having unequaed accomno-
dations for elegance and comfort apply 70
EDWARD K. COLLINS & CO., 90 Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board at III "a A. n.
The steamship Arctic viii succeed the Atlantic and saD
March 9th.