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Police Intelligence.
ANOTHER PATENT SAFE GAME-A STRANGER

swINDLED.
On Wednesday young man, calling himself Edwar
Howard, alias Haggerty, arrested by officer Swift
the Eighth ward on the complaint of Martin Camerou
who charges that Howard had cfra uded him out of Sl5
under the following stances-It that CANT
ron came from Albany TO this city for the purpose Of tai
ing passage to California. The accused him at til
shipping Office, and informed him that he was going
Cafornia-hat his uncle (who worth 500 600
had sent for him, and he exhibited check on Of ID
city banks for S60o In addition to this information
offered 10 engage Cameron in business at high salarj
cameron became delighted with his acquaintance
and, TO finish up the days business, Howard invited hi
to visit the Navy Yard, Brooklyn. and their way
the yard another man met them who asked for the pate
office, remarkng that he had patent safe,
exhibited kind Of model in the shape
ball; pretended bet was made betwcs
opening of this patent safe. Tho bet $780, and
Howard only could raise $50, he suggested the idea
Cameron for the loan Of $3.50, and collateral secur
him the check he had previously exhibited for 360
Cameron believing the bet to be on the pa
Of his friend loaned him the money, but alas he vi
Howard as well as Cameron, stood silent for few q
nutes, when all at once Howard pretended to becon
desperate, and in great haste, exc aimed to Camera
pocket knife, and off he started remarking as he lei
"Il have my money back, I'll cut the fellows II
out, you stop where you until return" and of
ram Here poor Cameron remained in one spot for a
wards of four hours, and finding he did not como bee
he left and returned back to New York. day or II
After he BY chance met this individual In ths c
called the police, placed him in custody, snd had h
taken before Justice Clarke, but the offence was on
nted in Brooklyn, in adjacent county, the accus
was sent to that county for trial. -
Bailey were yesterday arrested suspicion, having
feied for SALE in ewery store In Chatham street. y
offered to sell for $50. Officers Martin and Mans6t
having tcen notified OF the suspicion arrested the p
ties and their lodging ROOM at No. IL Elm street.
officers found silk dresses silk shaws remnants Of 81
cloths and some jewcry These articles supposed
be stolen property, for which owners wanted. ],
tice Osborn detained the accused for examination.
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MUNICIPAL REFORM-THE BUBBLE BURsT.-
Every one must remember the prodigious pro-
misses made by certain persons in this city, re-
lative to great system Of municipal reform
which was to spring from the adoption of the
amended charter, and be carried out by the
men who were elected to Office at the last cleo
ton. This bubble has now exploded. One of
our contemporaries, and one of the most efficient
instruments in bringing about the adoption of
the amended charter, and in the support of
the members Of the city government elect
ed under that charter, acknowledges that
all hopes of reform have entirely disappear
ed, and that the bubble has burst beyond
all possibility of redemption. In the des-
peration of disappointment it rushes to the
only floating plank that can be found to save
its reputation, or to bring about the reform it
has been so long anticipating it runs into
Broadway, where Mr.. John N. Genin, covered
with dust and energy, is found to have beea
successful in his endeavors to clean that street.
and callsupon him TO come before the people as
a candidate for the office of Mayor of the city.
This is rather a singular turn for matters to
take but we are not sure that it is
not the only alternative left for the people
of the city in their present condition. Mr..
Genin has proved himself to be man of
tact and talent in every department of business
in which fortune has heretofore placed him. In
the few weeks which have just expired, he has
shown the Common Council what industry,
honesty, integrity, and energy can do. With
out the panoply of authority-unaided, except
by the good will of the publc-he has brought
about the most astonishing and unexpected re-
suits, as far as the object to which he directed
his attention was concerned Mr. Genin would
be very good candidate for Mayor, or for the
post of Commissioner of Streets, from which
Office Arcularus recently fed in despair and
desolation.
1t is very evident from this and other move
ments that have been made, that unless some
new step is taken to bring about a practical
change in the present mode of administering the
city government, all our civic affairs will soon
be in state of anarchy and confusion. There
can be no doubt that much of the trouble now
existing arises from the multiplication ana
division of the city government into separate
departments, with independent and irrespon-
sible heads-a system which will inevitably re-
duce any government to ruins. Besides, the
mode of nominating candidates for the various
city Offices is as corrupt and debasing as it can
well be. Half the evils from the effect of which
We suffer, are created by the manner in
which the candidates are brought into the
field, and the motives which actuate their nomi-
nation. The primary meetings in the several
wards, at which the members Of the nomi-
mating conventions are chosen, are generally
managed and marshalled by grog-shop poll
ticians, who drive away all respectable people,
and control the conventions by which the can
didates are nominated. There are in this city
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THE NEW YORK HgRALp--cALrFoRErA EDITION.
Tue United states mail steamship Illinois, Captain
Il risten, viii leave this port this afternoon, at
two Oh, for Aspinwah.
II mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
will close at O'Clock.
The New YORK WEEKLY Herald, California edition
tanning the latest intelligence from al parts of the world
VII be published at ten O'Clock this morning.
Snge copies sixpeuce. Agents VIII please send IN their
orders early possible.
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Williamsburg city Intelligence:

TIE RoTERs.-Mayor Wall and Justice Boswell held
examination at the Police Court yesterday, relative
the persons arrested Tuesday charged with being
gagged in riot at the yard Of the Pennsy uania Coal Ga
pauy, at the foot Of North Ninth street, on Moud
night Nine Of them, namnd VIM. White, Patrick n
ter, Michael scanln Morris Fahon, Patrick GalIssh
John Hall, John Roak Arthur Murphy, and Owen
Govern, were required to give bonds TO appear At
Court of Sessions for trial
MAN Mr<No.-Mr. Alexander Lowe whose ian
reside In Walton street. Division avenue. ala
peared 10 mysterious manner on The cvcni1y OF
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the same charge against Kentucky in conse-
uuence of the acquittal Of Ward

the same charge against Kentucky in conse-
quence of the acquittal OF Ward,
1t was not from ignorance, however, that tie
Seward organs went out of their way to ex-
claim against the unparalleled Illustration Of I
justice at Elizabethtown, Kentucky. They knew
as well as the rest of us that similar cases had
occurred in every State of the Union. The
sole oh ect they had in view was political
one-to ruin Mr.. Crittenden for the benefit OF
Mr.. Seward. They had malignity enough for
the work; but they lacked address.
They have yet to bring forward the first
argument to show that lawyer ought not to
give his professional aid-gratuitously or not
as he pleases-to prisoner on his trial for
murder no matter what weight of evidence may
be arrayed against him. Such course ually
brings fame and profit to the lawyer, as it did
to the defender of Polly Bodne and Joe Jewell,
the late David Graham. Such a course, in
Mr. Seward, in the language of his organ, dis
plays nobility Of conduct which has few
parallels" in Mr.. Crttenden, according to the
same authority, twas an outrage on justice,
and degradation alike Of his character and
MS prOleSSlOH. wherein lies tuc ullclCHSo'
Two men are arrested for murder; the one for
the murder of single individual, the other for
that of family. The one was white man,
Matthew Ward, the other negro Two coun-
sci OF eminence volunteer their services TIE
one John J. Crittenden to defend the White
man, the other Vim. Ii. Seward to defend the
negro. In both cases acquittals are pro-
a e II
New if the public has any right to i'm
putc motives TO either Of the two counsel
it seems to us that Mr.. Stewards motives mighV
he impugned much more successfully than Mr.
Crittendens. IF we said for instance that Mr..
Seward defended this negro because he knew the
sympathy felt here for Che black race, and cal
culated the capital he would make by the act,
our statement would be much more plausible
than that Of Mr.. Stewards organs, which charge
Mr.. Crittenden with having volunteered his
services because Ward had influential friends
| to be eratifed thereby" We have not imputed
any such motive to Mr.. Seward because we see
no evidence of its existence, and can afford to
confine ourselves to honest weapons against po-
ltical adversarics; the Seward organs have i'm
IutSu ~ w WI. SIittcuUSl, DeSatuSS CdLluOt
afford to dispense with any instrument that can
injure rival
We are not now to learn either the meanness
or the dishonesty of the journal which has called
forth these remarks. In these respects, it
stands, we believe on ON eminence which none
of its contemporaries can approach. 1t is its
boast that it will shrink from no perverson of
the truth from no depth Of baseness, provided
its ends may be thereby furthered. Its last at
tempt to disparage Mr.. Crttenden affords a fair
criterion Of its courage in this respect. So clear
case Of attempted political assassination, I'M
der circumstances of such revolving meanness,
we never remember to have known.
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Should they initiate strictly the conduct + their
noble leader, he win be gloriied, End the coun-
try will be properly represe ted. Not ing
but fifty cent patches AM two shilling shaves
viii bring us back to the republican simplicity
Of Doctor Franklin
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The RE-OPENING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE
For full and particular account of this great
affair, read Falstaff's account of the march Of
his troop through Coventry-ride Shakespeare.
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sKH k1oS FoUSD.-A gentleman, upon moving into
the store No. % Coenties Slip found opening box
which the former tenant had forgotten to remove a
skeleton Of man in state Of decomposition. The flesh
was nearly gone and it very offensive. The Coroner
was notified The affair created great excitement and
still involved in mystery
suicIDE-A female, named Rose williams, committed
suicide yesterday by taking poison her residence No.
90 Duane street The Coroner was nst6ed to hold a
inquest the body.
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Personal Intelligence.

Gov Sey nour and family Albany; Gov. washburn and
Assn ass
dali, SYRACUSE Hon b. Shields, Albion Hon. H. c. Daw-
son, London; j. T. Rhoades Providence Dr. Bay, Albany;
Richmond; Lieut.. Talmage, U. s. A.; A.. j. Leutches,
Capt Porter, British ARMY $ c. Cook, Philadelphia, ar
rived yesterday at the st. Nicholas.
Hon. G. G. Harris Md; Hon. p. A. Mann. Miss: Capt
r. u. Forbes, Boston; Lieut. Telford, U. s. A.: Col j.
J. Nicely johnson, CALIFORNIA; Rev Dr. Wells, Canada;
Alexander Hart, Conn. w. r Coleman, California; L.
Forbes, st. LOUIS j. H. Tucker, Maryland; Leut Case
Y. 5. N, arrived yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel
Sir W. }. Ienwood England; Mons. II. Ambrcs:o Paris;
n Rice, Jr, Newport, sig a. Garcia, brother and sister
New Jersey; Mons vattmere, Paris arrived yesterday
at the Union ilace Hotel.
Rev. 1hos Richardson Eason; J. p Kingsley Boston;
G. RiLer Georgia; s. d. simmonds, Toronto; l. Bcllon
New YORK. arrived yesterday at the Prescott House.
Gen. Clark and lady, Sandy Hill; r. j. Ha haway New
Fedfoid; L. {. Braney, Chicago; d. Young Boston; NJ
Nieke son, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs Pratt Boston; +. W.
Virgins, New hampshire; Capt Willis ship Ocean Tele
eraih; H. ) Fickn, Alabama; g. d. Osborn, Boston, Mr.
Barton, sandusky; Mr.. Perry, Canada; Hon. II. White
Gale. Jr.. MONTGOMERY Ala: Col Weed and dauryter
albany N. Y; Col lawson, Pennsylvania; c. G. Locket
Virginia, we're among the arrivals at the Aston House
yesterday
From New Orleans and synna in The .s.n.hU Empire
sset and three children, Becker, nanssy, Mis-.
WIFE, M NFs Pgra sp s
sndiany, 4 cai,is'Tss, = a.Srsn.. HsIroek, > Q
three children Il rESmpson wchtr W Garrety samuel
Psokwocd II l,arjgud and son, Nathan, Behrond Rev
Doremnr. Mrs Ernst and three children, Graham, q
Edmonstone Haafe. A Aniout, III Psllew, Il Chase
and ca In the stetrase
From Norfolk &c in steamship Jaaaestown-Cspt r. D
Forbes, lacy child servant. Stubs WIN ss.burx
Dfummond ID ilamE. Sunderland, NJ Flemspr y ~
smith. d Mcdonald " ssthoriy, Groton, Bowers,
ss'e s .isA asxnn sS.' Pso rIs
w II Finn Grinne'i a Walter, A Conant a Meserehe
Evans and lady, Mr. Barker and lady Krs Eustau
Mrs Baxter , butterned. Hood, "a Hudgkirs Miss
Clark Miss 2 sukiey hrs Scott. Mise Mary Tuttle
Pickyard and lady Hartweli X r Booock Mr. Pet.r
son Mr. ,l,l 4 Hal, Burdet ana lady Miss smith,
Nils hehthiic. Ljghthirc Dir X Robinson and Iady
Mr. Odenhai Capt joe Brun-60 IN the stcerage
Prom london To ship Southam pton-Mrs Roberts Miss
kdgeway, brooklyn, Mr. Remington and lady Mr. Butrum
lady eight larcn and servant MIR Johuston Mr. smith
MT Barratt and four children Mr. Tapey Mr.
HidelraId. 'i
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We y, :. ..,..a ,...u- g.. r.uao 5atad - ~.
.th Of March, in which the deaths Of the following
gentlemen reported there from the 22d of February,
mentioned -
Captain BAKER Of the American ship Flying Dragon,
of Boston, died on the passage from San Francisco.
Captain Cunsa, Of the ship Fides, formerly Cham
pion of New York. died at sea- the direct passage
from Callao to New York.
Mr. GREooEY, Of the city of New York, died at Calao
Of fever.
Mr. JOIN HAsrr, Of Maine, Qately nom Nasaachu-
setts,) died at Calao
N - JACKSON, United statss, died at Carlao.
In addition to the abovo It s stated that many saa
men with some other private citizeus of the Unitsd
but to the time of writing our could
not ascertain their names.
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young man. aged twenty Years. named Matthew
Dougherty was almost instantly killed ut Newark the
"a inst ~ the scissors factory Of Mr. Rochus Hcinisch
ny The shifting Of grindsone. He was employed at
The stone in process for making It true, when IL sud
denly broke into fragments, OF which struck him
Above the left temple frncturing and depressing the
skull with such force TO drive portion of the brain
through the nostrls He lived only about fifteen
,inutes In an inscnsiblc condition.
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aoWERY THEATRE. Bowery-TuE BRIGAND-PA-
RrETs AND GuARpIAss-RoBBKNs or THE BLACK For
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cHRIsTY'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, ATE Broad
wsy-ErHorfAN MELODIES CHEsry's MiSsrRELs
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AMERICAN MUsEUM-After noon-TRyISG Il ON
BACHELORS ToRnEsR Even Lg--MAJuR JONES CouRT-
The PHEnoaESor
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Mails snr tic PACIFIC.

S-w York, Friday, hay 8, 1854.
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wALLACKiS THEATRE. Braadway-NuMBER OSE
RoUnD THE CoRSEh-HrARrs AT FAuLr-RouGH DIA-
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RURToN,s THEATRE. Chambers street THE MARRI-
I'm UsMAREIrp -cIIARLrs XII-AwAy VIM MELAS-
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ANrsEnr.rs TnIs EvENING.

apa.nwAy THEATRE Broadway-IRELAsp AND
k..s,1.i sw ,oh IADIrs THE IRISH Thrush.
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WOODS MIS- STREL HALL 40 broadway, ETHIOPIAN
NrNsT .sY-Burletta Of UNcLE IoMis CABIN.
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BUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, 500 Broadway-DucE-
kEy'e ErNioPiAN OPERA TROUPE.
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sANvARD'. cEoEAsA, 595 Brosivsy-PAsenAaA
Hciv LAND.
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s.st 5s 6 &c .,a III 1sa.s s
5sss. .ssssS s,dn
shuts Ilsdass Sb.
ss 9ss a ki's rs e. g @
If 81 ss Ss f soos H. s0 q % Ts
T. s."a DBL Rsss, as
20 ss q ..g Ds.Sq1s FL heel e A.
n
as st corn 70 bss so,e,
Pckatt, Mchfnrdo 'deo--aundries to order
lease sse 9 Sslfi fss'sa
Ps.s snass p % Go
= &C f sss er
y ss9Gnsy G.s aSeis E,sssa 4ls Ress Radea
MsRas Bassaapon Carroll 600
casds c ss 81 $685. osty eay bss
" Shaw u b.
VIZ
Add, sugar bills moiaases. = '''4 '-'
II f bss sS Connolly i e. Rips =. 1os
q vs $ N.as s ;. cHsa
40 g &c s ~ do = Z do
lard eIeldin nail, Il Ga,
i ], s.ssp TUNE. Wilson ID PORK
do saodsra.sot. sia.. aad
m 20 D S ssssy a Ssssa
fis tsfss ass
as f Bo I'd. s Fed
sseaisr9o g 2 W. ees,ss. Dabet Shit
@ : a; % aud ad Hs'a
p.r T. e. I'd 81 III s .s sa
fiss. e' ss C ~ ss sei n9, q +
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s saasP Williams 1ss .f.g a
~asy co4 paasa e Giss Do Do do DO
~ qos,,ss II do v Montgomery
II g. Wsl 5sB% &. y.
and snndfics . NV wv
s,s.mss esIs,
owsT 4s%ss Payne 4 cronys d do
L A W,igh. ass4 Williams Bathurst &eos Nelson dso-
TENsAs RIVER Ref al. slea cation Rneluer
Rs eSs so s S ss, !:
iisa Green . ~ Oakley
NJ i,
Stevens lard shpft asssts
cNclSNtTI-P steamer now. 1853 bbls pork $50 TIC.
lard Taylor Shis do sxlaey pork
M d e ID
FLATBoATs
In First District
Pa.rs bos9s Pit bales 900
KENTucKY-Pe seotts Hour 100 sacks corn es
tons brahI Connolly &eo. z - 1' "
INDIANA-Per Cuhrniin's boatsI0 W Benton &eo
' EONSIGNEES.-- e.
new IoRK-Fo ship reported Fell
Foger &so-Waers &eoPsyps Harrison Miller Harris waldo
R BehhA WhitinEA Delagrave szer--SnIh Finn
AshbSs, Gse SIC
REV sf pa Ssd5 pprt. Davis,
Kiddsr Fabian-T Twitshell &so-D carsllG W Size.
monde Rurket-c CnriereE NJ Pey-C Budiecke &or-
Kennedy FosteI,c BTas--H Burns aeee ThteD Grace
&to-Wls & Rasns--J Woodruff 6co-Yeannn
hee-cuy Persoa-Nesan wardws EcoBradoy Wilson dec
nd
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AM USEM ENTs.
CHARLES THEATRE

- B. Tyssxr ,,. y,a,,
C. a, CHEsLEY. .TRsAsgExR
ID List night the GABRIEL RAyRI and b
TRglPE, THE MsRTiAETTt FAMILY aud SIBLo8 FRENCH
BALLET TROUPE.
FRIDAY EVENING February lssf psr,grz.n.. wiz es
nenee ~th the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Loye M " r SMITH
Marian Mrs. Bernard. After which, SOLDIER FOR
bErd Mr. Gae Rayel.. To be followed BY Ia BAYADEEE-fA
which Ynis. Pougaud and Mons Colby will
with THE MONSJ ER-fn which Mr.. Gabriel Twill
appear the White Knight assisted by the whole Troupe
E Dsa Circle PnTguste rs cents; Sssond Circle 50
Gallery 10 cents; clored BoT5s Private Bosss a.
~ Doors hatpdat O'clock Cursn rises at O'clock
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CRESCENT UfsIGB,
Friday Morning, February g. 1854.
CoTT0N-The demand was limited yesterday and the
sales reached barely $500 bales at irregular prices We
yet quote
Inferior 53l9 "a Midiiins Fair 1910 loh
9 %,tasryy liz g 10 an; T.;1 lo1ls-
Good Middiing.. 9AS1o lGood and Fine. 10
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1853. ..1O,572 2s4ab
Received since. .s58432 8,sSe
yesteraay..... s2Ss-66les5 S5- s.474
ei2237 1889
Exported to date. .4495oI 1883
yesterday. -. Ia, 5s1-4e5122 00o@1o953
Stock on hand not cleared. -. -. 207ii5 26gso
ToBACCo-Ws heard Of 147 hhds sold, of which 100
Low Admitted and Refused at $50 round % chiefly Adj
ntsd, at 61sc, Selected at Sc, and Damaged at &c
y b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There was q fair demand
for Sugar with OF 1000 hhds at for Fair to
Fully Fair OF Moasses, 1000 bbs wero sold at II aa
1Sc for prime and choice and 13Q5c gallon for inferior
and fermenting.
FLoUR-Market quiet, and sales limited to few lots
at 81 7507 so for superfns st. Louis and 80 y Dbl for
Extra. Ohio was offering at 81 3T3sf9s7 go without
buyers.
GRAIN-Corn was steady with sales OF 1000 sacks of
which 1900 ordinary SO, and 1900 prime at %
bushal St Louis Oats held at go Ls565e " bushel
PRoyIsIONs-A lot of SOC bbls Mess Pork said to
have been sold at S and retail parcels selling at
s13 25t0S13 80 % Dbl or Bacon 20 casks New Sides
disposed of ut 61s and II of Extra sugar-cared
Hams at 1Oc fb, Lard firm with sales Of 100 bbs
at 81 about 600 board ship for Liverpool said to be at
y $40 kegs No. prime at %, and 200 at loo p b. OF
Grsen Meats 20O,000tbs Hog round sold at SC u fb.
BAGGING-100 bales India sold from store at lie
"a yard on time adding interest
GUNNY BAGS--A lot of 2s bales taken at IA &c
cash
CoFFEE-salss 800 bags Rio at lO1t81oX, and 100
prime at Ike y Ii.
ChNDLEs-10O boxes Star were sold at 1oc p Is.
HAY-Lower and barge load of 200 bales Western
was sold at $40 Ts ton.
WHIsKY-sales ESQ bbs ReotiGee, in several lots, at
25c u gallon.
FREIGHTs-Active and advancing Two ships were
taken Havre for Cotton three for Liverpool at
I'd and Boston with full cargo of Pork at e so
. Dbl.
EXoHANGE-Market extremely dull and the rates
still lower We now quote
STEERING JAW
francs. y. %15ehOoIoo
New York Sixty-day Bills. .s....2Afn3 " Ct niac.
Sight Checks On New ,York...... ssf01 F OF. disc.
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VIII leave SATURDAY. Februafy 4 at O'Clock p. N.
HSOR NASHYlLLE,sC LARKsvILLE, &, gs=s :
A. TRicE'S LANDING, and all handbags CUM
bathrd ast regular
NASHVILLE, capsAn Bsllsnyder, port rseaisiT laf
and VIII leave a1ove freight passage
medations apply on bohrd, 70
feba : THos, HAMILTON. JR,, 10 caroa4siss STREET
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RIVER STEAMERS.

Il ,AFoURCHR PACKET DOCTOR ~ =
~ BhIEI Gsgt. Y G. 2jEson, AtotDAYs Ls5ss.{
At p r. aad FRIDAY, atg 4. EEzssmNsSrsfs9
a1i Y K. LAFnREsr, 90 sieaSfis sis-si-
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; CUMBERLAND RIVER.

VIII leave FRIDAY, February 3, at S O'clock P. NJ
ENOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, s- =
~ EppfvILLE and al -nsernadia.e LANDINGS;
jesse johnson, Will leave Above For pass
having good accommodation, apply uhhoard. or to
PERKINS, CAMPBELL Il co.
Of ST, Charles and asaii STREETS.
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OHIO RIVER

Will leave FRIDAY Febrasry g. at 5 o'clock p NJ.
ESOR LOUISVILLE and all inter. s~ss =
mediate laaiinssfhs ans regular passenger ~
PaSke steamer FANNY SMITH, Capt. Durham
VIII leave as se0ye P@yr,sEht passage apply board
P Plan Of the seen and siaoons secured bv an
plying to ths Agents. - 80 - fabsR
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WIN leave SATURDAY Fabrnafg a,Io o,,,,

- VIII leave SA TURDAY February L. at 10 oclpek ~
HJsoR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS s-.y =
and al ntsrlnedae landings Louis N
racket SAAON.-Ihe
passenger samer sAXoS Capt Ths, poi
having fine accommodating, apply baard, OF to
fool JOHN E. HYDE h CO. IA PavdtaA atreet
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TUST RECEIVED, per ships Sea Flower and
81 fine assortment Of Hardware consisting variety
100 rolls IRON WIRE, assorted =
bale three: thread Seine, Fishing and Heaying, or Cast
- Net Irvine;
hhds CHALK;
so kegs Horseshoe and other Wrought NAILS SPIKES
besides stock American
Gently imported, and for sale by "a - ?
WIN. ARMSTRONG. No. SO Old Levee st.,
jan2T -neaIS Louiss street,