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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

CHANoE OF GAUGE OvFRcoME-THs ERIE FOLKS
IN ANAZsNEST.-By new arrangement OF car
wheels, they can be accommodated 10 rsilroaus Oh
differeat gauges. The Cleveland Herald mentions
the arrival in that city OF q train of eleven cars.
feighted with hogs which we're loaded ~ ,ndianapo
lie, and transported iu the same ears from
lis and ftvfsur miles over the four feet eight snd
half inch gauge. 10 Muncie, and thence AZ mnea
over a four icet and ten incb gauge TO CleSelAna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

r.o.,,, romms,iousrs OF Pennsy ylvania, have givsa
thst the wafer will te Let lnta the main line Of the
ssts In proremspu the drst Of haroh provided The
weather psrmlS,
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NEW WS BY LEGRAPH.
Steamship Georgia at Norfolk Disabled.

|rhe Steamship Georgia at Norfolk Disabled.
NoRfoLx, Feb. ii, 1854.
Ine Steamship Georgs, from New York for Aspn-all
On Monday last psf IN here last night in distress having
On the 9th iAl OIL Cape Hstteras sxpsrsDcsd severe
5a which carried away her easire forecas stove shs
boats, &c
Tho passengers are AL SAFE and welI.
wiz bs several days before the ssamsr can be got
-eady for sea again.
resolutions have been unsamously passed BY ths pas
ssnsers declaring ths Georgia have worthy
and rotten before she lstt New York.
There much indignation among the passengers owing
70 the impression that the steamship Ono has been sent
sor and every legal ebsctoa will be made against being
transferred toAer.
They are lAborny ucder mistaSs--ths Empire City
was dss patched to thsr rsisf last evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-12

MAINE STATE PRIsoN.--Twenty-one conyicts have
been received during the past year--the number dis
charged by expiration Of sentence is nineteen, by
pardon, six. The number remaining Is sixty-nine,
four less than the year previous and eighteen less
than April ], 1851. The following IL list Of crimes
FOR whi,h the present convicts are sentenced
Larceny, IS; arson, 2; burglary 2; forgery, mur-
der, sentence commuted, Il murder, j; murder, se.
cond degree, |; manslaughter, 8; rape 2; adultery
d assault with intent TO ravish 3; robbery Il shop.
breaking and larceny,3. Aggregate, 90.
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Removal OF the Geors Ia Seat OF government.

tIARIKsf0N, Fob. 10, Io0I
The Georgia House OF have passed tho
bill to the ssAt Of Govsrnmsrt from Mllsdseys
70 Macon The Speaker gave tbs casting vots.
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Marine Disasters.
FROM KEY WEsT.


Tho brig Meteor, OF st John, N b, from Cisnfussos
was totally lost on 25th January Pickles Rsef The
vessel vsIued At 500 oe0 and the cargo At $2 0oo
The spspiuh brig Dos AdeiAiaos o. aad Tor Havana,
from Hamburg, went ashore the Goth Cary sor
Light, but got s by sreckers and arrivsd At Key
West-her cargo, worth 500 900. not much damaged
TIE vesse valued at o0o and consd ,rasly
ir jured Salvage not deterlniaea.
Tho schooner Jos. r. Flanner from Baltimore Tor New
orIeant ran ashore Bird Key Shoa the 26th;
assisted on by wrecsers, Ard arrived 1t Key W,st uon
jused. Tee captain had given bonds fer salvlge
The ship Republic, from npndon for Mobile, went
sshore on 9th, on French fesf ; assisted of by
wreckers, unirjured.
The schooner Mustang from New Orleans fer Pailadel
phis arrived on 9th, Ia distress.
The cargo OF the ship Elizabeth Bruce still remairsd n
the warehouses; 10 OF the absence or Judge
Marvin. The west ligntshp Was leaking, and would be
removed for repairs.
ACCIDENT TO TIE BRIG B. NJ. PRESCOTT.
NORFOLK, Feb TO- 1851.
The brig B. n. Prescott, from Baltimore, bouAd for
Pembroke, Maine, with COAL put in hera leaking badly
and bowsprit ripped up shswil have to discharge and
80 on the ways.
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Later from Havana and Kew West.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER IsAEyL AT CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON Foo 10, 1854
Tho steamShip Labei arrived this evening bringing
Havana ana Key wes. dates to the 9Th instant.
"A slight shock o. earthquake erienced at ssuti
ago dc Cub. on the 23d utimo
Considerable excitement existed at Pasrso Principe In
consequence Of the removal OF the audencs rou, that
place.
The prentice scheme created no excitement.
Anew secret pece consisting Of 100 men, had been or.
ganEed At Havana.
As Aart bad secured the Italian opera company for
The Tsoon theatre. at Havana.
MAKyxrs.
sugar Wat la good demsnd stock In hand G5 900 hhds.
Coffee was hrm, with largs business doing Molassss
Susrce, and selling 1T ~ reals
Frsdghts had advanced, 90 esiug paid to Europe Ex
change en- New York, TX prem.
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Naval Intelligence,
The United States steamer Fulton was st s. Domingo
City 10th plt-
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 LBERT H. NICoLAY, AuCT1ONEER.- STOCKS
IA and bon Is at auction. Regular sale.-ALBERT H.
NlCOLAY will SELL this day, Dec g. At l2h O'Clock,
concern, $4,000 Cleveland and Toledo Railroad per
cent Convertible Income Bonds, interest payable 1st
January and LIST July in New York 81 900 each $1,000
payable in New York annually the 10th day Of
February; $1,000 Mansfield and sandusky City Rail.
road st per cent s1nas interest sg semi mi
Chicago ana Mississippi Railroad "a mortgage per
Bonds interest payable jan LIST and July LIST, 81 900
each; 81 900 New York and New Haven Railroad per
cent bond interest payable June LIST and Dec. LIST;
$50 600 Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad per cent
Income Bonds, New York. interest payable May 1st and
Nov 1st 600 each $24 900 Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad per cent Income Bonds interest payable May
LIST and Now 1st $500 each Galena and Chicago
Union Railroad LIST mortgage per cent Bonds, interest
payable LIST February and lst August 900 each; 100
shSres Galena and Chicago Union Railroad 500 each;
loo do Second Avenue Railroad 800 each; 204 do DAN
bury and Norwalk Railroad, $50 each; 10 do Cincinnati
ana Chicago Railroad, $50 each; 10 do Sixth Avenue
Railroad 800 each 10 do Irving Bank $50 each 100
do. Nassau Bank 500 each Is do. Bank of the Com.
monwealth, 500 each 40 do Citizens Bank, S25 each;
1856 do Bulls Head Bank 1926 EACH 81 do. Empire City
Bank, $25 each 40 do Chatham Bank $26 each 100 do
Farmers and Citizens Bank of L. L. S25 each ITO do.
knickeI booker Bank S25 each 10 do Clinton Fire In
surance Company, soo each so do Broadway Fire In
Company $25 each 90 do Astor Fire Insurance
Company $50 each 10 do. Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company, 500 each; 20 do. Beesman Fire Insurance
Company, s25 each; 81, 900 do. Ship Timber Bending
Company (fu stock), SIS each. Terms OF sae-Ten per
cent this day, and the balance before clock
row. The accrued interest all the bonds will be
next, and in consequences of Monday next being New
Years day there will be sale Albert H. Nicolay holds
regular sales Of stocks and bonds every Monday and
Thursday at the Merchants Exchange and also special
sales when required, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday AT private sale great variety of irst class
railroad, city and State bonds bank insurance and
other stocks Of undoubted character for investment
For particulars his private sales catalogue. Office
No. 4 Broad street, next to the corner Of Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

IA LILLIAN IRVING * Co, AUCT10NEERS. So fsENE
w CouTt,--Mosos s. Cohen agan,t Jacob Moses jmit;
jacob VI, snit against Moses s. CohenBy virtue OF
made in the above entitled acton tho 21st
inst by Hon. J. j. Roosevelt Justice OF the Supreme
Court, requiring William Irving auctonecr, TO inn,
mediate possession and dispose Of at public auction all
the partnership stock o goods OF the late firm of Cohen
4 SB for cash &c, will expose the said stock for
sale required IN and by said order at store, No.
Pine stI,et Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Dec,
~ 9s and 20 and until the salo thereof shall be
Ileed The said stock consists Of porceains;
upcrby decorated china vases with rich original
paintings PAIR of very elegant sevres porcelain
vases formerly the property Of VIM. H. King, ~ Hol
land which worthy me attention 81 counosseurs;
superb pair Of porcelain flower pots elegantly 1ecorat
ed wi original oil paintings cost soO0 antique dres
den china groups and porcelain tete etes,
cups and saucers passs, fancy ngures, cancsticss,
eGnocat ras notices. coupecs and clocks; ormolu glt
gold vases candelabras for gas, splendid china
iables, with onou standards, with complete suits OF
vases to nrch Il ella ootateiy painted each painting
perfect M ependid painted plates card rccsyers
parian gioups, ornaments, Nc.; bronzes, large
riety, OF c,css candelapras coupes hgarcs groups,
Nc superb ebony and boise de and buh secretary
500 rich carved ebony cabinets, inaid with pearls
and frames painted " oh masters writing dests tables
puratrs work bGxe &C.; antique marquette chairs Of
The hite nth century elegant and costly antique laccs
large variety. damask shirts ALSO large variety ~
fancy articles porcelain ancient dresden vases antique
china elmer ciS antique coin, 10. Also number II
very inc gna oil paintings by masters Of the Dat IN
aod Flemish schools lhe whole comprises iine a en-
ssftttr ~ .ftffe tOrF,l su, 1nes. &c
orcI,a tauvuou. Lawrnce a hurn, Attorneys Tor !.
n. suit, l. Ben.ol, a.segney ivr ii. o. SeLsn-
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ssas to thsvssy THEA vssAAss. hs win sail at nine
OAADek this morning
OIL DsntoA's Plan fer the Pnel1lo Road.
htract from letter from Col. Benton, dated Sstur-

OIL. Dsnton's Plan fer the Pncl1ic Road.
kEtract from letter from Col. Benton dated Sstur-
ny, December 10
lsave this city tomorrow evening TO discourse on
- Pacific Rsilread and Western Geography In New
York and Boston, and in other cities the line-as
many - can; for have invitations than /
hn-and that without going to the right and left
whence invitations come in abundance. wish had
49, 70 speak eveywhsre. would BE- willing to become
Peter the Hermit ravcrsng the whole country, and
speaking everywae to rouse and unite people In 80
great an enterprise II Ii tse crowring labor Of my life
% get this road made and my reliance for it Is pri
vstS enterprseon the liberia. and enlightened spirit Of
the solid business beginning with the great At
hntc cities, and spreading the land for all are in
tercsted in it. 1t is hard duty upon this speaking
ct many places, and IT q time whom have out
ktte heart to it, and when it requires effort TO force
Dyseh up to IL. But have other chanco me cen
trail route which God and nature has made the
has too many enemies TO expect anything from
except the right Of way-whch is all propose to ask
for-one mile wide through the public lands and wish
10 create interest in the country which w command
that much. Ny plan is to get, II possible, solid men,
whose names will be guarantee Tor ability 70 make the
Sosd, and design make it, (instead Of speculation
for the sale Of bubble stock in the London MARKET aud
encourage others to join them and having got these
nanes then get act of Congress to give them the p
vilege Of doing This is my plan. 1t is large and ar
duous, and may be unsuccessful; but it ID the only
emily chance, ana must labor at it.
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A NJ CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, % BOWERY, RE-
a. spectully socits from his friends and the pu bile
the patronage they have heretofore extended
him. and begs leave to that he is at all times
ready to make advances from hundred to
five thousand dollars, every description Of merchan-
disc on liberal terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

4 UCTION NOTICE.-H WILSON, AUCTIONEER.--A
"A chance for housekeepers-Highly attractive
sale of rch costly and elegant household furniture oil
paintings, rosewood pian0f0rte, &c.-This Thursday
morning. at 101 O'Clock precisely, at 169 West Twenty
fourth street. few doors from the Eighth Avenue Rail
road the whole stock, comprising the best selection Of
ered at auction this Tue sale will be positive
without regard to weather. Purchasers will be required
to make cash deposit with the bookkeeper. small
portion Of II contents is here p
anoore, full ocaves richly carved case, cost
$780, solid rosewood brocatele furniture, suite,
extensively carved and covered with the richest mate
rial without regard cost large pier oval mirrors,
with marble slabs and gilt brackets to match marble
top rosewood centre side and sofa tables elegant
wood etegere marble top with heavy plate glass doors
and back made to ORDER cost Sl25 about $50 yards of
tapestry carpets in excellent order rosewood ee
ceres and stands beautiful and heavily embroi
dered white lace window curtains; rich brocatele
ton and easy chairs in silk and embroidered brocade
oil paintings among which may be found choice col
lection by modern artists French porcelain decorations
and vases finished and painted to high state of perec
ton heavy rosewood and mahogany bsdsteads both OF
the mod and antique styles with very elegant marble
top dressing bureaus and washstands to match; pure
curled hair mattresses, beds, holsters and pillows;
hoeany and maple chairs, sofas and lounges heavy
hogaDy ten feet extension table, black walnut do,
and dining tables, complete gilt china dinner set
cost $780, china tea SETS very extensively decorated
elegant mantel clocks crockery and glassware
in basement, large assortment of svefware, spoons
forks heavy plated castors with cut bottles silver
service, elegantly chased and engraved; large sal
vers, with solid silver edges best Of ivory cutlery
&C., &c.
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4 cc11oN SALE THIS DAY, BY JOHN LEvIsoN,

uCIlON SALE THIS DAY, BY JOHN LEvISON,
IN Auctoneer, at 3l1 Broadway.--A superb collec
ton q one hundred oil paintings, by eminent American
artists, consisting of historical pieces, river views
landscapes mountain scenery winter views and figure
pieces all mounted in Jch gold frames Sale positive
without reserve, to commence at IL o'clock Also, in
the evening at o'clock, a large collection of choice
ANNALS for 1866 gilt books standard and miscellaneous
all very richly bound, suitable for holiday gifts,
wood writing desks work boxes, fancy goods, &c. &c,
or New Year presents.
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4 uCTIoN NoTICE.-EDwARD sINTzENIcH, Al I

A UCTI0N N0TICE.-EDWARD SINTZENICI, Al !
IA tioneer by Edward Schenck.--Great holiday SAL.
of rich fancy furs, robes &c, Thursday, December
20, at O'Clock +. NJ at the saesrooms II Wall street
TT furs comprise elegant assortment Of warranted
genuine imperial ermne tamas, capes, NUTS &c; Hud
Bay ssbles bear marten sabes, mink slbes,
martens chnchlas, and others too numerous mem
ton ladies and gentlemen will bear in mind this is
last SALE being the most elegant OF the season. and
every article strictly warranted On view at 10 A. ~
Call and Judge for yourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

Consumption and Asthma Cured by Inha-
shon-Ihs Is the proper method Of treating lang dis
preferable from its simplicity well a. efficacy. Dis
carng entirely the OF the tube the patient uhaes
In natural manner the curative and In all
cases, We believe, with the happiest effect. Invads
suffering from asthma or lung Diseases should test the
scribng it with the most hatterng results after exhaust
Ing their skin in the case-(Sunday Courier.
Dr. Johns, ono Of the most celebrated physicians in
New York, writes follows
Dr. CuKns-Dear Sir: Having witnessed the excellent
ss cts Of your Hygeana Inhalng Hygean vapor and
Cherry Syrup, in Of chronic bronchitis and being
much in favor Of irritation in affections Of the
throat bronchial tubes and lungs therefore cheer
fully recommend your nedcsted apparatus being the
most convenient and eectual mode OF applying
Of the kind have seen. No doubt thousands Of
persons may be relieved and many cured by using your
remedies. You are at liberty 10 this in any way
you may think proper. Respectfully yours, nc.
c. JOHNS n D., coo Houston street
Sold by G. H. RING. Of John street and Broad
way and by druggists throughout the city and country
Price e5 o package.
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IL BREvOORT HENRY, AUCTONEER.-BY HENRY
IL, b BUCK.-This day, at 101a O'Clock, at the store
No. IA Maiden lane, viii be solo, the stock of dealer
declining business The stock consists of the finest II.
b. sable, stone marten, fitch marten mink, chinchilla
French sable victorines, cuffs capes and talmas Also
sleigh robes of Isabella bear a. B. wolf Maltese, Iap
will be sold without reserve Also, IS Starkys English
percussion cans.
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w 5: MEILoRs AucToNEER.-BY HoUGHroN &

w . IIHUIbIfyIiHt CIVCh,
at l13 Nassau street. elegant household furniture
wood panoores, French plate mirrors, oil paintings,
richly enamelled chamber furniture china and silver
ware rosewood baga elle hoard, cabinet furniture,
sstng Of elegantly carved rosewood paror furniture
SUITE in French satin brocatele various coors;
taries and writing cabinets beaufats bookcases ward
library aud dining furniture OF various styles and
designs superior extension dining tables, IL feet long
rosewood and mahogany bedsteads bureaus and wash
stands; marble tops to match; painted furniture in
suits rich carved rosewood and mahogany sofas tetea
tees rocking easy and paror chairs marble top CENTRE
pier, side, card and fancy tables French china tea and
toilet sets, vases lamps &c At IL O'clock three sape
ror toned pianos, second hand do. The trade
NV merchants ana others, are invited to examine this
"a oil
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II BREvORr HENRY, AUCTI0NEER--BY HENRY 4
lie Buck--1hs day, at II O'Clock at the salesroom,
IA Maiden ane will be sold, to pay adv ances, invoice
Of old oil fine paintings among which may be found
works Of Murilo Back, Hnysen Wottan, Boutelle, os
ade, and others fequal ceebrity ALSO furniture
sistng Of rosewood SUITS bsdsteads washstands, bu
hair mattresses seven marble top dining saloon ia
bes cut glass decanters and pictures china and gilt
tete atcte SETS also, large invoice Of English pug
zles, suitable for New Years, pres snts.
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Llnnscan Laboratory and Daspensary-6O
Walker street-Dr Shuberger begs leave to inform the
public that his office is open all day until 10 O'Clock p
~ Consultations gratis TO all nvads-for the cure Of
all private Diseases with his method where Insr
curry whatever is used. DR.. SHUBERGER, Graduate OF
the College of London, and Gothorum, Sweden.
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A UCIION NOTICE-rHOS. BELL AUCTIoNEER-BY
IA BELL BuSH.-Ths day, at lO1s O'Clock, will
be sold in sales rooms, n Centre street, all the fur
niturc and other articles the store to close the years
business and TO pay advances, storage, &c Also dry
goods, clothing SO fine pictures and paintings, fancy
goods furs toys, presents &c. On Friday and Satur
day viii be sold without reserve by order OF assignee
the remainder of the choice stock of genuine imported
wines, liquors, segars, &C., which already has given
such entire satisfaction. Particulars to. morrow
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Have you prepared your New Years call
lst YETI Is query that every day hear young gen
tmen put to each other We beg leave to suggest tina
the most important question is, have you secured
Of KkOX'S style of hats for new years visits
These new productions of Knox beyond praise
they speak for themselves to every gentleman who
visits knox's depots-either the splendid in the
Prescott House. $50 Broadway at the old established
stand at 128 Fulton street. It is anticipated that thou
sands OF them will be sold in the coming fortnight.
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The Artistic Manner I'm which Espcnachcld
gets hats meets with the approval and admiration Of
gentlemen Of taste and fashion, who have very gen.
orally adopted his new holiday hat. This suTerb fabric
10 sold Tor % So and is admitted by all to be superior
- any hat sold elsewhere for 81 The store is lis Mas
san street.
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C0star's Rat, COcP roach, &c. ExtermlnatOr
depot has removed 3S8 Broadway having been burnt
out by the fre ct his old stand, AS Broadway neg
Happy Family January Srd, 1855.
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~ ROCERIEs WAX CANDLES, CCRRANTs, RAfSiNs
NJ almonds, champagne, liquors, &c.-Triday, Decem
Der 90 at 1914 O'clock at 81 ey street. OF Green
nich4eas sugars, coffee, chocolate, segars, tobacco
nutmegs, nuts, olive oil, wrapping paper, knives and
forks scales weights whips saddles sleigh bells, stoves
wines, branches gin and rum.
W. A GARTER, Auctioneer, 81 Dey street
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0eooe Eno q Da1A1o.
BuvHAlo, Nov Ysrh, Dee. ~, 1884.
Hlas q Herring, Esq.--ar:-We rsassed Herring last
night and notwithstanding started the scales freely
he cae out triumphant The safe was one II HsrrnGs
PATENT and was IN Iruscotts distillery which was
burnt, and made hot fire. We had it brought to
store this morning and cut open-books, bonds mort
new, except the covers Of some Of the books being
little curled by steam. Yours, respectfully,
WEEKS PRESCOTT, Agents.
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Real Lifc-Sixe-Thc Only Real Llfe-Sixc
Photog rapbs made really canvass and finished in OIL
those done by ROOT, No. 1868 Broadway, OF
Yrankln street Can and them, and observe that
they not taken paper and pasted the
Persons having ordinary daguerreoypes have them
reproduced lifesze. Every style of picture taken in
any kind OF weather.
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A UCrION NOrICE.-RETAILER's SOCK OF CHINA,
IA glass and crockcry.-M WRAY, auctoneer.--By
VIM W. Shirley Friday, Dec 90 at 101s O'Clock, at the
fine white soneware, cut and plain glass and rich fancy
goods Of retailer declining the business. The sale Is
positive rain shine, and sixty days credit 500
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Hyatt's Life Balsam. - Rheumatism In It's
most painful forms, also scrofulu, old ulcers, and the
worst Of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
complaint, kidneys, ncpient consumption, &C. most
certainly cured by this great purifier Principal depot
A6 Grand street; rs cents per bottle.
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TSOR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA--u. !. MAIL line
H The new and splendid steamship AUGUSTA,
Capt Ihos. Lyon, will leave New YORK for Savannah
saturday, Dec 80, from pier No. A. North river,
O'Clock r. NJ. Bills Of fading signed on board. For
freight apply board; for passage 10 SAMUEL l..
hl1ChIIl, 10 Broadway for Florida, through tickets
from New York 20 Jacksonville, S3l; TO Pilaiaa, s33.
L,OR CHARLESTON, S. C---THE SUPERIOR SIDE
IL wheel steamship QUAKER TY J. ii. Hodgion,
commander, will leave Philadelphia for Charleston, ).
c., Saturday Dec 49, at 10 O'Clock A. h. Cabin pas
sage $50 Apply TO HhRoN 4 MARTIN. 81. North
" haryes, Philadelphia