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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

sTINHF MARRIED wOIItN-S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
j. Irpiop--ry Dr., A, " Mamiceau, Professor Of Dss.
of Women. Twentieth edition, 16mo, PIP kSA
Price 81. Years Of suffering ~ physical and mental
anguish 10 many an aiectioua,e wife and pecnni~ry
d,tcues to tie husband, mgus have been spared By
timely possession of this work II Is intended especauy
gor The plariifd those contemplating marriage a
dscioses important secrets which should be known "
them particularly.
H,re. also every fernnle-tlc wife, the no,hor-e,.s
ether budding into Nonanhood the other taS
decline ii years, in whom nature contcmpaies iua-
rortnt change discover the causes And
the ecicn remedies and The most certain II Ole o.
cure. in cry complaint TO which hat i subject
Extract Of letter ron gentleman IN Dlyto, 0hiss
III. A. II. M,uncyar, 100 liberty street
Wy rcnr SirMy wife has been percsrtibIg sinking fsr
three years more, in consequence Of her grssA
anguish and suffering months before and during e~
conhnement--svery successive and acAi.-
atng ard prostrating hcr pattng her life in mmlsssv
dsnger ara which the last occasion, departed o..
supposed this state Of things wa inevitable, and re-
siencd myself to the worst AT this time, (snw
about two months) heard your book highly spoken o.
ne containing some matters reaching my case On IT.
receipt md pcru cannot espsa to you the rlieg il
afforded my distressed mind, and the joy is pages i'm
parted 10 NV wife learning that the great diecoysrz
Of h. H. Dasomeaux provided remedy II oyened y
nrcspec to Which little conceive was possbie Ruy
Tor this ere another ye,r would have passed over mr.
head in ri human probability my wife would have bosE
in her grave. and my children both rz-other,sss
H. Of course, mpracticsble 10 soayey more fully khc
serious subjects treated Of they of nature striea
intended for the married those conem plating
rage For sale az 80 Broadway 10 Astor House, and
the publishing Office 100 Liberty street New YORK:
Little Co. Albany Joseph tucker, Mobile Also r. r,
Peterson. No % Chesnut street Philadelphia 0s ths
receipt q 81, copy VIII 10 transmitted by m,i free ~
postage TO any part az the United states Al Lottery
must Nc addressed, post peid - Dr. A. " hAUaCEAU,
office l2e Liberty street, New York, or boz LA, New
York fost Once.
pamphlet Of sixteen pages more fully explaining thp
contents of tic book. win be forwarded to any l~y
gentleman who nav desire H. free Of expense ANY psrs
Of the United States by nddressag as above.
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ltNOkMOUS SUCCFSS.--HEiIERS SALOON Or WON.
81 dess No 5i9 Broadway continues to attract
OF the lovers OF the marvellous nightly Mr. Heller -
greatest OF all Professors OF Necroancy addition -
his other original and ncon prehensibe feata INTRODUCES
his astonishing experiments in
SECOND SIGHT
The performance OF which is the subject Of universal
inquiry and ama2emcnt. The whole scientific world u
puzzled and is curious to observe the nightly presence
those connected with the bar the bench the pulpit
with medicine, literature ans the fine arts each striving
to detect its secret The entire
repertoire OF Mr. Heller is vast and original embracing
appliances OF all known arts and sciences The inex
haustibe Bottle performed by this great Prince Of
Wizards, is his invention and property although
Others claim ii their who had brains enoush
70 invent anything in their lives. The stage and appara
tus is unsurpassaby magnificent, being fitted up with
taste and judgment Of which the multitude Of interopne
Wizards are devoid The superb parapheralia IL com
posed Of all The varieties Of known and woods PaJrr
inache, gold silver, ormulu, &C. the costly lsco and
satin draperies carpets, and rich velvets Of the 6nes
abric being the produce OF the marble Palace Of A. r
Stewart Co., willis; the entire mechanical and scion
fc apparatus is the work OF ir. Eelers hands
mind Performances nightly, commencing at ~ r. NJ ).
and on Saturdays, at and X f. n, Admission 50 cents
children half price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
IN through to San Francisco, via Aspinwan and Pa
nama-No dsteation the Isthmus--Th nov and fast
ode wheel steamship UNITED STATES 1900 tons, WIN.
@ Berry commander, will leave New York for Aspinwa
lNsvy Bay from pier No. North river on. FRIDAY
with the new md magnificent side wheel double engine
se~msip Winfield Scott, z, 100 TONS Edward Dunn com
mander which steamer viii be In readiness at Panama To
receive the United States passengers and sail mmed
ately for San francisco The accommodations and ven
tlation OF the Winfield Scott y. that be desired
Her speed (estsbshed the voyage between New York
and Panama, and while the Pacific eoast) Is unsur
passed Every exeron will be made the part of the
gers viii be landed the wharf at Aspn wall free taking
the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tickets for
this line sold only at % Broadway
DAVIS BROOKS 4 Co, General Agents. or
JONES & JOHNSON.
mai! bag il made up at the above Office, under the
new United States postage law for the convenience of the
public.
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(uIITTB linz FOR SAN FRANCISCO THE spIKN.
~ did clipper ship STAG HOUND Behm commander
will he despatched on her third yoya e immediately This
elegant ship has already large proportion OF her cargo
engaged She has boon absent from this port nine months
ana twenty days, having performed the voyage
leo days with full cargo from Canton. Shippers wish
ing to avail themselves Of the rates Of freight are
requested TO apply immediately.
JOHN OGDEN lI6 Vail street
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(tAsH TO LOAN--ON WATCHES, JEWrET.RY, Ola.
~ monds, and vsluablcs Of every description on the
most accommodating terms Mt my private Office No l09
Ne ssau street. -. Ladies' waited on at Their res
dence and all transactions strictly confidential No l91
Nassau street, room 10.
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKs--THE INTEREST on THE
public stocks Of the city Of New York, due and pay
able February 1st 1868, win be paid that DAP by Y.
w. Edmonds Esq, Chamberlain OF the city, at the Me
chanics Bank, No 80 Wall street HE transfer books
will be closed Friday, Jan H. at three o'clock Pm. Fos
the accommodation OF stockholders transfers will be
permitted during tic period the books remain closed; t.
take effect February LIST, 1853.
Comptroler's Office, New York, Jan 7. 1858.
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~ AIFNA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMA
" ny.--Notce to stockholders--Notce is hereby
given to the stockholders Of the Third Division of the
Galcna and Chicago Union Railroad Company, that
instalments have been called upon the capital stock
subscribed for the construction Of said Third Nv-
sion payable al the office OF the Treasurer of said
company in Chicago, as follows On the 18th day of
March next ten per cent each share the 18th day
April next ten per cent each share the 1ith day
Of May next five per ceat each share by order OF
the oard of Directors w. NJ LAl,RABfE, Secretary.
Chicago January TO- 1858.
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I,oFILs.

TtT0ETANT 10 ALL VISITING CUBt.-THE WELL
Il tuown hotc Revere House Havana has been trans
ZEN q from Ocious street No 40 Abaps street
Of A.ercadores THIS large cdince has been built and
rC'tcd aud expense has been splrcd 70 mako IL
elegant and comfortable home, VI DO recommended
with confidence the best nnd largest hotel al Havana
Iess. 70 ". Eogart, No. St Marks place. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

Ns1AH HAM SLAIN rs THOUSANDS, BUT SGHOruYA
w it, tegs q thouWnds-Ir T. Brown, the great
scrofaa doctor Of Springfield Mass formerly OF utser-
bill, Mass, now Of New York city, author oc 'Pensis
Manual Of Health 'Scroftaiis causcs and care - and
Other work, o. great celebrity has the plea. an.
20 the peoye Of This great metropolis that mas
established himself IN this CITY No. Ia Grand street
between Broadway and Bower who're lac viii BE- ha,nr
10 attend to all Of scrofu and chronic diseases re-
morally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

DAsSAGE FOR SAN fRaNt1sCO. Cal IFORNIA LINE,
j The clipper packet ship NEW YORK now load
ing 81 pier H. North river, has unequaed sccommoda
tions Tor first and second cabin passengers for which
carly application must be made.
AREFIT. * ELLIOT 14S Pearl street
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CORPORATION NoI1CT.-PUBlIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given, that petitions have been presented in the
Board of Assistant Aid, men for the construction Of
in the following nared streets 70 Wit Eighty
fth street from loo feet Of Fourth ayenue To and
Though Third and Eighty -sxth street, to the
East river also, in THIRD avenue, from Eighty sixh
street to and through Seventy ninth street TO East river
also in Eighty street rcln point 40 feet west Of
Third avenue TO and Third avenue, to Seventy
ninth street also IN Acts street from pel street to
Walker street TO connc.t with the proposed in Bay
ard street aisO in Forty street from Tenth
70 Hudson river 9nG also IN Fifteenth street from
avenue to the sewer svalue G. All persons inter
ased in the above, and having objections thereto
suested 10 present the same, in writing The Contract
1crk, a. this Office Or t.sore January, .ah instant
NICHOLAS DEAN. President
CrotOn Apuaduct Der1-tiuepr Jan. 10 1853
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NFFDICAL ADylsFR AND MATlIAGE GUIW-A
IVA practical treatise before published. Txcusy
i've cents copy trce Of postage. ;, a by Ssringw
Townsend OBJ y Harriet 432,s broadway; and ~ sass
author, ~ Iarnont physician ana surgeon, A. ies'ls
thsse complaints, frsn IL a. NJ, III SP NJ, and ftse
10 = "a the eysninx,
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HYeIAsrKA-A SPEEDY ANp CERTAIN CURE yu.

IJfsiASfIKA.--A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE Jon
neuralgia tic dooreux, foot hsche, nervous headaco
and ihcumati.m in The hea3. ana prcYensir. of
corvusioas, any other complaints atteuisns upon
early Childhood during the period o. teething has been
d covered and i now being successfully administered ,s
the form Of medcated necklace 70 be next the
skin by the patient. An eminent German pb ysciaa dis
covered tho virtues of the valuable medicines OF which,
the beads of the necklace made prescribed ma
mode OF application The notice OF the public il not
therefore called 10 quac. medicine bat 10 nicdica-
mont recommended by Of tc most eminent Of tho
faculty peculiarly powerful in acting through the
pore o. the aLin directly upen the diseased c2ce
nerves aforGing generally instant end always perma
nent relief and cdecnga permanent rtcnts wts
at twenty tour hours trial Of the meicatod necklace &c
cording 10 prescription, find relief may, The close
That period by immediately leturnnc the same recssvs
back theii money. SgliCtFNER Il MUioE.NER
Trs.9 do hereby certify hat he compo, ion Of
the medcacd necklace offered hy Sciufncr & suIdcner
II Of s0ch nature TO unf.iBgv produce The masi
satisfactory results. 6. BkAUNIjCH, NJ. d..
No. 2Sj Henry stree. BruokiYa.
For snlc'by the rroFzietors, No. William street
ir.ce 81
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Ci.0TIIING.

r AIIfS' WIRING AlpAEEI. AND JEWtIA PTR.
I J chased for cash hy Mr.. Fogecty. No. o. Wooster
street door from spring ladies dcited od at hcig
own residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

rJ,O IRON FOUNDERS PROPOSALS WILL
j be received by the subscriber, at the Office Of tho
Groton Aqueduct Department until January ~ 1885, at
three O'Clock r. H., for 600 cast iron water pipes four
feet in diameter and inch thickness OF metal The
size named to be the inside diameter and each pipe to DO
nine feet in length Tho Joint to be what is termed the
spigot and faucet Joint and the form Of the hub to
correspond with drawing 70 befurnhed at this Office
10 be cast in a vertical portion with tho hub end down;
the whole to pass the established and proof by
pressure Of 800 pounds 70 the square inch to be of uni
form thickness, OF strong, tough iron free from all i'm
perfection whatever and suc viii bear drilling and
cutting Proposals VIII state whether the pipes
from blast furnace iron remeted iron, and from blast
furnace will specify the Of the mine &C..
used The pipes to be delivered at the wharf foot Man
haitian street Manhstianvile, North river follows
vz-l0D pipes 18th March; 100 pipes lst April 200 pipes
18th April; 200 pipes 1ft Nag 200 pipes 18th May; 200
pipes st June Aspecihc price per ton 81 9 $40 lbs will b
named The names Of two responsible PERSONS with their
written assent to become rnre,ies for the fulGment in
every particular of the contract viii he required
company the proposals Payments to be made within
thirty da from the ms nnn OF each parcel with
walton Of per until the completion Of the contract
Tn deciding upon proposals. the Croton Aqueduct Board
reserve the right Of reectnr any proposals they diap
prove. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Craton Aqueduct Depar tyNent.
Office of the Croton AgpeGcI Depart u,ent Js l. 1883
Sote.aank forms o estimate, in accordance with the
ordinances Of the Common Council, viii be furnished
application at the Office hytms.tes TO be endorsed PRO
posals for furnishing iron les made by ------."
January cath. 1888.
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TT Ss Man. STEAMSHIP C0MPANY.-FOR NEW OR.
- Trans via lIs,ans. splendid steamship Crescent
@ BAXTER, commander will sail from the pier at foot OF
warren street NJ r., on Thursday, january 81 at 2
O'Clock y NJ precisely Rates Of passage 10 Havana and
New Orleans ladies and after saloon bcrths 500
lower forward saloon berths $50 steersge S8 Sneoie
only token on ireght TO Havana Freight taken TO New
Orleans at 80 ccns per cubic foot shipper, of rcrh, are
requested TO supply themselves with the company bills
o. ladng, which may be had application at the Office
No other form VII DC signed. No bills OF Ldinr signod
after II O'Clock on the day of sailing For freight or
sage apply to NJ o. ROBERTS, III West street corner Of
Warren.
T.NOR SAvANNAH-U. $. MAI. TINEr-T1IE SUPERIOR
I steamship Alabama, Captain G. ID Ludlow on g,fur
day 22l January 1863 at three o'clock T. NJ from ner
NO a. North river. Apply to SAMUEL, T.. MITCHELL Iot
Front street. The Florida, Captain M s. Woodruff on
saturday January 20, 1856 For spoed strength aoco
modaons and fare, theso SHIPS hare 5uyosi0 90 tho
coe3t
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1V1 Of 81 20 s5 600 on deposit Of dry goods seQara
Watches jcwelry diamonds and most kinds 81 personal
property m-y apply 60 the Ilfe Insurance and Loan OF
fee, % Warren street. between the hours of 10 and
o'clock B,-partea vii p deest vith hoaorsby and
c0a6jeopADy.
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MEDICAL,

TAR WARD, GRADUATE or TIE UNIVERSITY or
IL Edinbureh.iiouEs, from O'Clock A. NJ, 10 >
O'Clock y NJ. On Sundays, from 10 20 - A. H. and from
to in the evening Office, Canal street door troA
broadway. up SAirs
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GUTTER LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. --THE TT ZIG ANT
~ new cRppcr ship STAR or TIE UNION Willis, com
mauder, is loading at pier No IL East river. few
tons more can be taken. Can also take three four
more passengers, having splendid taoroom accommods.
lons. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
John Ot,Ul,N ia Wall streat
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A USiTAIiAN PIONEER IINE.-rliE NOBIE
IA packet ship EUpHRASIA, ], 200 tons burthep cop
percd ara copper fastened will succeed the baltimore,
seventh ship Of this line and sail for Melbourne Port
Philip on the 10th of February. The Euphrasa il ad-
mrnby adapted for passengers and il is sufficient TO add
that abe viii be proysiOned and fitted out in the
liberal style the ships that have preceded her in this
line -Four Of the ships OF the Pioneer Line have arrived
in Australia before this dats and il well establish
will have to put into any port for supplies they
amply provisonedfor double chs length of voyage. As
the Euphrasia win sail direct for Port Philip il is expect
cd that abe will make the voyage less time than any
ship advertised An early application for passage is
commended az the Baltimore sailed with full compile
ment Of freight and passengers in exactly twenty
dayster the departure Of her predecessors For freight
or passage apply -
JOHN OGDEN or r. W. CAMERON. us Wall street
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These ships wing been built by contract expressly for
service every has been taken in their
constructionas in their engnesto strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
oquallod for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York TO Liverpool in 6rst
cabin $40 in second cabin s70 Exclusive use Of extra
size state room, $500.
From Liverpool TO New York. ESQ aud f5.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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nRATTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, in SUMS
~ from fi and upwards, payable at sight are issued
by the subscribers, BOWMAN, GRlNNfIL IL Co, No.
81 South street. sole passenger agents for the swallow
Tail line Of Liverpool and London packet ships.
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nIEw yoEK ANp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNITED

ANEW YORK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNITED
IN states Mail and Express Lines through four hours.
New Jersey Railroad via Jersey CtyIetyng New Yor,
foot OF Corandt street, at S and 9 A. NJ and and
L. NJ iare in the s. NJ and J. ~, 81 75 and in
A. NJ aud !, +. N. SO. Leave Philadelphia l. aul
9 A. NJ, and ~ Y NJ For Grst class, 81; cCul do
Is and a. NJ. and p. ny s. 50. lot Baltimore
Washington. Norfolk, and Charle>ton--thtougl tickets
sold and through baggage carried. IN tiie AMI - a.
and 1 and 81, T. NJ. Inca from New York. Passenger,
with baggage The iesry dfeen minutes before tie
trains leave,
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TNkVEg.LERS' GUMDTc.

G,AMDfN AND AMBOi RAILROAD FOR pHlIApH4
" plia r., II O'Clock, noon by steamboat john Potter
from picr No l, North river Fare-6rst class 81!
second class 81 Returning. leave Philadelphia from
foot OF walnut street ri ~ 81. IMMIGRANT line BY steam
boat Atl-, from pier No. l. at u o'clock r. A. Fare
81 80.
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INDEPENDENT IINE--gHlsoUGH TICKETS F0RCAII.
foria via AspDvall and PanaIna.fbe and splen-
did steamship UNCLE SAM, 1900 tons, W. A. Mills
Inander viii leave New York for Aspnwall Saturday,
February 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ precisely, from pier
No n T. The performances of this steamer on her rst
ard second voyages warrants the that the pas
scngers viii reach Aspnwal in from to eight days,
where she will connect with the and splendid steam.
ship Sierra Nevada 1900 tons j. u. Wilson, commander,
which win be in readiness Mt Panama 10 receive the pas
aeugrs of the Uncle sam, and sail Immediately for San
francisco These steamships are both new and OF the
verv FIRST c'Hs as to accommodation speed and venti-
aton They Unsurpassed by any vessel the route
TIE tables VIII be supplied in the liberal manner
both for cabin and Storage Passengers Every exertiOn
wiz be made the part of the officers and owners in
safety, speed and comfort Passengers will be land
ed az the wharf ut Asinwal and take the Panama Rail
rond for the Pacific good surgeon is attached to each
ship whose services free Of charge TO the PASSENGER
For freight passage, apply to y. MILLS Agent No 81
tortlaodt street. T. S.-A mail bag will be made mp at
tins Office in accordance With the new law Of Congress
for the accommodation Of the public
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NEONEy ADVANCES MADE on (oR BOUGHT OUT
1Nl for cas) Watches plate, jewelry diamonds fancy
articles scgar pianofortes fire arms ladies' gentle
mcns warlrobes any other property, AZ the Pacific
Agency and Loan Office III Grand street the Pacific
Bank Confidence end honor strictly adhered - Notice.
hours frOtn 2 till s.
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LNOR LVERPOOI-UNITED safes MAT. STEAMSHIP
Il PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra Nye.-This steamship will de-
part with the United States mails for Europe POSITIVELY
on saturday January g. at u O'Clock NJ from her berth
at foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for
For freight passage, having unequaled accommodA
tons for elegance comfort apply to
EDWARD K COILINS 4 co, sc Wall street
Passengers requested to be board at IL y A. NJ
The steamship BALTIC viii succeed the Pacific, and sal
February &.
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'ITIE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROu'TE-VANDIR-
j bt Line for san Franciscoony line giving tickets
FOR crossing the IsthmusThrough in advance OF the
Dal.-1hG new double engine steamship STAR OF THE
WEST, eco ions burthen, VIII leave from pier No 2
North river, Saturday, Febusry s. at O'Clock r. NJ
precisely, for san Juan del Nore direct connecting with
the popular steamship PACIFIC the Nicaragua tram
sit route, having but twelve miles of land transportation
These steamers have superior accommodations and vent
iarion For information passage at the lowest rates
apply only at Che agency Of the company No Battery
place up stairs. Passengers cautioned against the
representations Of hired runners OF other lines None
employed FOE this line
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AdRs DRAKE DAUGHTER or TIIF LATf. MRS MOTT )
IVA physician l16 West Fifteenth street attends ~ tic
dsco ~ and children in al thor varied forms
Mothers invited tc consult Mrs Drake their sws
and their chldrep's complaints Sc "a equally sgo
ccs,iai - bSS mptser, rao became So eeebgsisL
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JT0R ALBANY - WINTER ARRANGEMENT TIIaET
u daily lines--Fare 81 50.Thc trains leave City Hall
station Of Tryon and Centre streets daily Sun
days excepted follows First train at 50 A. NJ mail
train, stopping al al the way stations; second train
A. NJ Albany express, stopping at Croton Falls Dover
Plains Hialc, and Chatham -Four Corners, arriving ut
10 T. NJ in time connect with the . 30 train from
Albany, west; thifG train Ii T. NJ, Albany express,
stopping at Croton Fails Dover Plains, Miliercn, Ht'ls
dale and Ihathsm -Four Corners arriving 10 j. ".
Meeting Albany with express train FOR a,io EeauIn.
ing. viii leave Est Albany at a. NJ express train,
irving in New Yorl ut i - f. NJ: II 10 l. NJ mail l.lin
making ai stops and Z. ~. express train arriving in
New York 2 10 H. NJ NJ. SLoAr. SUM-.
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DR RALPH's OFFICE HoURs--FRor . 10 IL A. NJ,
~ ana 10 v T. NJ, {5undsy eroeptsd) No Gas uous.
ION street, s.o doors below woostsr,
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4 AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAPH IINE.-BY ADvICES
N Just received by subs rine telegraph of the arrival
Of forty Of shps at the gold diggngs through with
out landing have extraordinary accounts Of the yield
sage in the ships Of lne the, do not under any
considerations whatever touch Mt intermediate ports
The seyenteth ship Of line the Prodigous will sail
between this date and the frat Of April and will in all
spects equal the last despatched For passage
splendiferous accommodations, apply on board,
Wall [notl street.