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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
1N Through to San Francisco via Aspinwall and Pa
mama. No detention on the Isthmus. AT greatly re-
duced rates. The new and fast side wheel steamship
UNION, q 500 tons burthen,) Richard Adams Comman-
der viii leave New York for Aspinwal (Navy Bay from
pier No North River on saturday, March 9th, At
O'Clock N. precisely connecting with the now and mag
nifeent side wheel double engine steamship WINFIELD
SCOTT, (21Oo tons) Edward Dunn Commander, which
steamer win be in readiness ut Panama to receive the
cisco The accommodations and ventilation Of the Win
field Scott are al that be desired Her speed (estab
shed the voyage between New York and Panama. and
while the Pacific coast) 10 unsurpassed. Every exer
ton win be made the part Of the line to insure COM
fort expedition and safety Passengers will be landed
the wharf at Aspnwn free taking the Panama Railroad,
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
at 20 Broadway. DAVIS BROOKS CO., General Agents.
mail bag Is made up ut the above Office, under the
United States Postage law for the convenience Of the
public.
TyOR SAvANNAH-U s. MAIL LNE.-THE sUPE-
IL rior steamship FLORIDA, Captain M. s Woodruff,
Saturday February 18th, at o'clock p NJ from pier
No. North river. Apply to SAMUEL. L. MITCHELL,
1914 Front street The ALABAMA, Captain c. d Ludlow,
Saturday February 10. For speed strength, accom-
modations and fare these ships have superior the
coast
NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
I The United States mail steamship ROANOKE r.
Cavendy commander will leave pier 10 North river
Saturday February 12th at o'clock p NJ For freight
apply on board, and for passage to
LUDIAM 4 PIEAsANTS 90 Front street.
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SHIPPING.

THOR CHARLESTON AND FIORIDA.-sEMI. WEEKLY
liz U. s. Mail Iine.-The and fast going steamer
JAS. ADGER J. Dickinson Commander, win leave pier
No North river on Saturday, Feb. 12th O'Clock P.
NJ, precisely. For freight apply on board, where
all bills Of iading win be signed and for passage at
sP0FFORD TIIEsToN CO., No. 4s South street
Through tickets to Florida follows for Jacksonville
431 for Pilatka, $50.
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Gentlemen-Your polite and very latterng letter Of
the 9TH inst accompanied with hundred volumes Of
substantially and superbly bound books, has been re-
ceiyed letter OF this kind, unaccompanied with
testimonial coming from gentlemen of such character
and position would call forth feelings OF the yeest gra
tude and the most profound respect and of which
might well, and should, be proud.
have endeavored to do my duty to both my employers
and the public, in the position in which have served
hemhow far have been successful in relation to the
public you have had the opportunity to Judge. cannot
refrain from exutng in such expressive attesaon of
my success, while most gratefully and sincerely thank
you for ii.
This testimonial of your regard which you are pleased
to call slight is to invaluable Such collection of
books from the universally acknowledged best authors
in both history and belle letres viewed simply in their
current value, Is far from being sgh small If yeu
mean they but slightly represent your regard then have
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Gentlemen, / cannot enough thank you for these vo-
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chosen for such demonstraon-how very UGH nearer
have como to my feelings in the selection you have
made.
These volumes and will be made the companions OF
my private hours and while gather knowledge of the
Old World from the pages Of Gbbon, and Hume and
love Of country by Hdreth and Bancroft or my mind is
entranced with the peary pages Of Irving and Miss Edge
worth still more soul bows in veneraton TO the
Their of country, through the medium Sparks shall
always heartily remember the good friends who have thus
signally and kindly remembered me.
Gentlemen, your days sIready crowned with honor
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very truly your obedient servant. s. Angler CHACE
To j. Prescott Hall, Esq, Henry w. Merritt Esq
MessrE John Gihon, Doremus Nixon, Allcock Allen
Co., Waller Kreps Smith Knapp, J. w. Harper, Jr,
John Conroy, Peter D. Schermerhorn C. s. Parsons VIM
Borden, Preston II. Hodges Thomas Mcfarland Henry
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Comstock, and VIM. A. Dooley, Esq
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NOR SAN FRANCIsCO.-THE SPLENDID CLIPPER
lie ship COURSER, Capt. Cole, loading at pier No.
in few days. Shippers will complete their engagements
at once their freight may be shut OUT liated
tity yet be taken engaged at This ship has
made some of the fastest passages record beating
several celebrated clippers and has just made the
from the Cape of Good Hope in thirty eight days For
balance Of freight apply to CARY CO.. 90 Pine street.
MAILER & LORD, 1O8 Wall street.
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DnPATCH LINE FOR AUsrRALIA.-HE syPH1o9
h.1ns large portion q S:s cargo engaged .i h:,:
attention requested to this splendid ship which, Tor
strength and sailing qualities l. unsurpassed By any ves
81 air Il hundred and twenty d.ys S
cargo in beautiful order This ship has never been beaten
Balance Of cargo will be taken at very favorable rates. fer
"n''n or 'a'n p'' s5r5N Co. No. "a Wal. street.
Txcns1oR LINE FOR AUsgRAIIA-rHE SPLENDID
r A i New York built clipper ship PANAMA, Capt
Dearborn lying st Il unequallsd for asstns.a
for Melbourne direct This favorte clipper ship built by
Webb in this city, expressly for the China trade
nss been beaten and has made Of the most
IN and made the from 70
RUSSELL & NORTON, 81 Old slip.
DAssENGERs PER BARK PEYTONA, FOR AUSTRIA
Il la, will please be on board on Monday next the Tth
instant at 10 oclS %1s g she sr then n sails
limited STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP ooMpANY-FOR
y New Orleans, via Hayana--The splendid steamship
the pier at the foot Of warren street. North river On
Rates Of passage to Havana and New Orleans nsw ar
rangemen ladies and after saloon berths, SEQ lower
asans Sss 1 no Nss
leans thirty cents per cubic foot Shippers of freight
are requested to supply themselves with the eompanya
Office. No other form will be signed. No bills of adng
signed after twelve o'clock the day of sailing. Foc
p R Rssfasss ig Ks 70 street. corner of Warren
TvoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
IL engine steamship WILLIAM PENN, W. Sears, COM
mander will leave pier East river, Tuesday, Febru-
airy g. at O'Clock r NJ This ship has elegant accom-
mediation for passengers Passage in cabin staeroo,
$780, passage in Storage $25. Freight measurement
goods 25c per cubic foot Shippers requested to
supply themselves with the steamers bills Of lading
no other form will be signed. They may be had appli
cation at the Office of the agents. and will be signed at
the Office prior to the day Of sailing when they will be
signed on board. No freight received and positively
bills of ading signed after II O'Clock the day of sail
ing For freight or passage, apply on board to e
LINCOLN CO., 120 Pearl street. Agents in New Or
leans, Messrs. MARKS & THOMAS No. Poydras street.
T'HE SHIP PATRICK HENRY FROM LONDON,
i reached New York Thursday last the I'd inst,
and the passengers who board take the opporu
nifty of Offering through the publicity Of this paper their
sincere gratitude to Captain Hurburt for his conduct
throughout the whole Of the voyage The Patrick Henry
left London the morning of the 10th Of December and
passed Portsmouth the oath succession of contra
y winds and violent tempes exposed the vessel to the
most fearful danger and It's preservation humanity speak
ing only be attributed to the talent cool decision
unwearied vigilance exertions and wise precautions OF
Captain Hurlburt whose calm management and working
of the vessel has been declared by the whole ships
to be beyond all praise Signed, F. Barker and family;
L. Dubois and family.
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nR. WARD'S-OFFTCE IN CANAL STREET, ONE
~ door from Broadway, up stairs. Hours A. NJ to
p NJ; Sundays, from 10 A. NJ till II NJ, and from TN
IN fho avcn{n0
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Married.

On Tuesday evening, January 25th by the Rev. Mr.
c. Byrne, Mr.. GEORGE SHANNON to Miss JULIA ScuLLY
both of this city,
Boston papers please copy
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TNOR SAN FRANCISCO. THE NEW CLIPPER EMPRESS
JIG of the Sea, built by Donald Mckay is loading at pier
q East river and win be despatched in few days. The
sailing qualities of this ship believed to be
f''' J. s. OAKFoRD 90 Wall street.
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MARFTIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rms DAY.
sUs RrsHs ............7 MOON RIsEs !. morn O6 10
sCS sE1s. ............52 90 HIGH WATER . even Os 20
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IIOR SAN FRANCISCO-THE FINE FAST SAILING
Il packet ship AMELIA, has fine accommodations for
few passengers Apply to ISAAC 7. SMITH, 10l Wall st.
TNARE REDUCED TO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND
I Chagres.-By the British royal mail steamship
CONWAY, Capt. Sawyer $50 tons burden.
This steamship is designed to sail from Savannah
Georgia. the 4h of January 3rd of February 9th of
March 3rd of April and 4th Of May for Chagres touch
ing at Nassau N r., Inagua, with the Turks Island
mails and Jamaica She will be due at Chagres
the 14tn Of each month"; and return the 1sth by
route, to Savannah.
As this service contempates arrangements only for
limited number of Passengers persons who desire 10
avoid crowded boats will find the route desirable one
and invaids who wish to spend the winter among the
West India Islands, may find conveyance in the companys
steamships twice month"; between Jamaica and the fol-
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MAeosic.-Ihe annual meeting of the Grand Encamp-
ment OF the knights Templars Of the State Of New York
was held in the city Of Albany Friday 4th instant
and was very numerously attended by OF
the subordinate Encampments from all sections of the
State The following is list Of the officers elected for
the year WIN T. athrop Of Rochester, Grand Mas
Peter Murphy, Of Lockport Grand Generassimo. jar
Wis n Hatch, Of Rochester Grand Captain General Rev
Salem Town. of Aurora, Grand Prelate Finlay M King
Of Port Byron Grand Senior Warden Richard Hoss Of
Troy Grand Junior Warden Robert Macoy Of New York
n q. 7sdsil. d New York, Grand Standard Besrsp =
Moahier Of Penn Yam Grand Sword Bearer; W Farnham
Of Busao Grand Warden; J. p Mitchell, Of Abany Grand
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)AKFORD. 90 Wall street.

TNOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALL PASSAGE.-THE PACK
lie ct ship ROSCOE, Captain Smith to sail on the 18th
inst can comfortably mo1ate ten twelve pas
sengers Apply to the captain board the vessel foot
of Thirtieth street, North river.
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MEDICAL.

COMETHING NEW.-THE AMERICAN SALT RHEUM
- ointment certain and speedy remedy for the salt
rheun barbers itch burns, chapped hands, sores, &e
Price Is cents per cake For sale at No. II Second street.
the Bowery Also in Brooklyn, by Mrs Hayes, Full
ton street; and in Williamsburg, at 1853 South Fourth
afr
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DASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-CAIIFORNIA LINE
Il The clipper packet ship NEW YORK, having nearly
all her cargo board will sail about the 18th February
For passage having unequaled accommodations early
application must be made to
ARKEIL & ELLIOT, 14s Pearl street
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Theatrical md Musical.

BowERY THHaTRE-The pieces selected for tomorrow
evening consist of kit Carson the Hero of the Prairie
and the sIast Days of Pomrei' which cast to the
entire strength of the Company.
BROADWAY THEATRE-The entertainments selected for
tomorrow evening are exceedingly attactve-hee elegant
comedy Of the 'Belles stratagem, two grand diverse
mens, and the coms6etta of Popping the Question:
Miss Fitzpatrick appears as Letta Hardy in the Bees
Stratagem,"
Don Pasquale the composition Of Donizetti win be the
attractive feature Of tomorrow evening Mad Henrietta
sontag in her inimtable representation OF Norma
BURROWS TmATRx-Two of those very amusing pieces
which have always drawn large audiences are offered by
Burton for to morrow evenings amusement-'Pars and
London and Nicholas Nickleby"
NATIONAL THrATRE-Then new drama, written by Mr. n. b.
Clarke called "0Neal the Great, win commence the
terainments and they viii conclude with the piece called
'Binks, the Bagman.n
wAIIAcK's THEArRR.-The beautiful comedy by Bulwer
called the lady Of Lyons in which Mr. Lester and Miss
laura Keene have been much admired will commence
and the Review will conclude the performances.
WHITES vARIEnEs-The anu sements announced for TO.
evening consist of the drama Of Jack Shep-
pard the Irish Tiger, and the amusing afterpece of
A Kiss in the Dark
AMERICAN MUsEUx-The selections made for tomor.
row afternoon and evening the affecting dramas
of g Grandfather Whitehead and the Old Folks at
Home
CHRrnY's OrRA HousE-The programme for to.
row evening contains fine selection of negro melodies
and ntrumental performances.
wooD's MINISTRIES are as usual, in great favor with
the admirers Of negro mnstresy. They announce fine
bill FOR to morrow evening.
BAsvARD's GsoRAxA This beautiful painting. which
Is admired by every one will be exhibited usual next
week.
RoBgRT HEr, the great Professor Of Legerdemain
nounces selection OF most Of his surprising eats for TO
morrow evening.
Mr.. PuaRM's benefit comes of to morrow evening at
Whites Minstrels. Mr. I. w. Meghan will this oc
casion, appear % Kneebone in Jack Sheppard"
Mr. wAIDRoN, Treasurer of the Bowery theatre takes
his benefit on Tuesday evening, when Mr. W Hamblin
viii appear.
The new concert hail recently erected in Philadelphia
win be opened Saturday evening next With grand
concert by Madame Sontag and her troupe.
Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt made her FIRST appearance in
Richmond, Va, ON the Sd inst.
Mrs Sinclair was taken ILL., at Albany, on the 3D. inst
and unable to proceed with her engagement at the
Museum.
Mr. Neaae, the tragedsn, is performing ct Charles
ton, 8. c.
troupe Of Spanish dancers have been engaged at the
National Theatre Boston.
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INDEPENDENT LINE.-THROUGH TICKETS TORCALI-
i fornia via Aspinwal and Panama-The and splen-
did steamship UNCLE SAM, 1000 tons, w. A. Mills, COM
mander will leave New York for Aspnwan on Saturday,
No. N R. The performances Of ts steamer her Arst
and second voyages warrants the that the
sengers will reach Aspinwa in from to eight days.
where she will connect with the new And splendid
ship Sierra Nevada 1000 tons J. D. Wilson, commander
which will be in readiness at 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 vent
They are any vessel on the route
both for cabin and steerage passengers Every exerion
will be made the part of the officers and owners to in
safety speed and comfort Passengers will be land
ed at the wharf at Aspnwal and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon is attached to each
chip whose services are free Of charge tS he
Cortlandt street P. S-A mail bag will be made up at
this Office in accordance with the law Of Congress-
for the accommodation of the public.
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and in proportion to the other islands.
Fore cabin passengers taken at one-haf the above
rates.
Each ship carries experienced surgeon Freight and
specie conveyed the usual terms For engagements
apply to ANDREW LOW CO., Agents, Savannah.
Passengers freight for the r. steamships will be
conveyed to from New York. by the U s. mall steam.
ships Florida, Alabama and Augusta.
SAMI L. MITCHELL, Agent, 104 Fulton street, N. Y.
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The Sound Steamers.

NEW YORK. Jan. q, 1858.
s, ANGLER CHAcE, ESQ, Fall River, Mass.
Dear Sr-The undersigned frequent passengers in the
boats belonging TO the Fall River line which traverse the
waters Of Long Island Sound have had occasion for
raj years past observe your department board of the
Empire State in conducting the business OF the response
bic charge which imposed upon you, and controlled
by your single judgment We have also received your
hands much Of courteous civity attention and care,
that cannot permit you to retire from your post with
out expressing thanks accompanied By slight test
nonia Of our regard which hope viii not be migrate
full to you connected with intercourse not marred
or disturbed by one unpleasant circumstance
We shall miss you much when again commit our
selves to the good fortunes Of Empire State but wher
you may be- with the currents of life adverse or
prosperous you will always have the best wishes your
friends and servants.
Henry w. Merritt Doremus Nixon
Joseph j. Comstock, Alcock Allen & Co.
Preston IL Hodges, Waller Kreps
Ihos. Mcfarland, Smith Knapp
Henry Hudson, j. w. Harper Jr.,
f. Littlefeld, John Conroy
VIM. s Iisdae, Peter b Schermerhorn
VIM. A. Dooley, c. 8 Parsons,
J. Prescott Hall, VIM. Borden.
John Cihon,
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T1yOR IIvERPOOI.-THE BRITISH STEAMSHIP ANDES
N 1,4OO TONS Robert Hutchings commander, viii sal
for Liverpool ON Monday the It'll February. Freigh
viii be taken At moderate rates, Z. CUNARD,
No. Bowling Green.
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DASsENGERS PER BARK PEYTONA, FOR austria
Il lia will please be board on Monday next the Tth
instant, at 10 o'clock, as she then sails
ANTONIO PEII ,ETTER Wall stroo%
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DR.. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS.

uJThe great and increasing demand for these
Pills is :he surest evidence of their excellence
People try them, and then recommend them to
their neighbors. No one who has ever suffered
from the Liver complaint, or from any of the dis
eases arising from a disordered state Of that organ,
has yet failed to obtain reliefif he tried DR.. M
Lanes Pills; and thus they have worked their own
way into popularity by the astonishing cures
which they are every day performing. Read the
following.
MEssRs. J. KIDD & Co.: Condemnation will
please send us one gross ofyour Pills, prepared by
DR.. M'Lane. They are in great demand. Please
forward them direct KELLER & HAMILL.
S. CHARLESTON, Clark Co. o. April IS, 1850.
Your medicines are universally liked in this
section of the country. We have constant calls
for them, the pills especially.
Yours, respectfully, J.C.SM1TH.
For sale by SCOVIL & MEAD, Ill Chartres
street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for the
Southern States; also sold by A E. RICHARDS,
Plaquemine.
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SIGN OF THE
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN WMW ORTA IL :!
G.. w. BAYLEY,

Wholesale and Retail Druggist, P%laquemine,
Louisiana. Have just received from Philadelphia
New York, and Boston, a very large and we'll Sc
lected stock of American, French, and English
Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Dye
Stufs. Brushes. Glass, Varnishes, Perfumery. Fan
cy Articles, Stationery, &c.
At this Store Physicians can rely upon having
their prescriptions carefully compounded.
My goods are selected with great care, and will
be warranted as represented.
| am the Agent for the sale of most of the
Popular Patent .Nedscimes Of the Day.
name a few of Observation-Disclosures Rheuma-
tic Compound, Bitter Cordial, &c; Beaches Anti
Cathartic Mixture; Townsend's, Sands, Bulls, and
Carpenters SarsapariIlas; Winer's Canadian Yer
mifuge; B.. A. Fahnestock's, do; Smiths, do; ].
S. Houghton's Pepsin; Mustang Liniment; all of
Loudon & Co.'s Patent Family Medicines.
Besides a large assortment of-Letter, Cap, and
Note Paper, and a great variety of Envelopes
Also, a fine assortment of fancy Family Groceries,
Tobacco and Cigars of the best quality.
All of which will sell for cash, or on time to
punctual customers. Jelly