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DANCING ACADENII rs.


4 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET. FOURTH HOUSE
~ west Of Broadway. Mr.. CHARRUAuD'S classes
are open. Pupils enter a. any time. Days-Mon-
Jays and Thursdays, at ia NJ, for gentlamen We'd
sssday and Saturday, at IL and afternoon or
aides, misses and masters Circulars obtaed above
A DODW0ITH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. SO
a. Broadway, opposite Eleventh street. Is now op*r
ipr the reception Of pupils, who any
time. ladies' and children on Wednesdays and Satur.
days at and =. NJ. gentlemen Wednesday.
Thursdays and every other Friday, at ~ p. NJ Pras
fciug assemblies Saturday evenings for ladies'
seo.lemeD. Monthly sources IS usual Circulars,
tain ng days. hours and terms of instruction can BE- ba
at the academy At any time or viii he sent by post
MONS G. MIRAsoIE'S DANCING ACADEMY
lNl 10 Bond street. Hours for ladies' from A. NJ till
p NJ; for gentlemen, from till 10 p. NJ On Saturday
the hour Of closing win be extended to IL p NJ Private
lessons viii be given at all hours.
DROFEssOR BONDS DANCING ACADEMY NEW
classes forming for the second quarter at his rooms
corner Bowery and Delaney street Mondays and
Thursdays 179 Wooster street, Blocker. Tuesdays
and Fridays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at $50 Grand
street. For particulars inquire at the rooms .ie
above days.
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FINE arts.

DORIRAIT OF MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE =
Il For sale, the magnificent portrait fthe only one IN
this country painted from life by the great artst Ala
son Fisher. The painting is surmounted by a heavy
and costly frame and the whole enc,sed in beautifn,
mahogany case, with French plate glass front n can
be seen any day or this week tho lobby Of tho
National theatre. = 80
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, NC.

Il November 10, 1854.
Sealed proposals win be received at this ONCE until
10 O'Clock A. n Of the Goth Of December next the
purchase Of Sill 600 bonds issued by the State Of North
Carolina under act of Assembly the constructor
Of the Weldon and Castor railroad and for the improve
ent OF the ravie alton OF the Eeuss and Tar Rivers
They by express enactment exempted from taxation
any purpose. They win bear date the LIST Of July
1854, viii run ten years, and will have coupons At
tached for the interest at six per cent per pay
able the FIRST days Of January and July in each year
Both interest and principal will be payable at the Bani
he purchaser prefers to have them payable at the rea
Jury Of this State They vii be issued in of 81 900
each.
Parties bidding viii please address their letters en-
1orsed Proposals for Nerh Carolina stocksn 70 the
ndsrsgnea, at Raleigh, N c. They will also state In
shat kind OF funds they propose to pay The bids wiz
be opened the 10th Of next In the
Of the Governor Secretary ar Comptroller Of the State
and g. w. hordeca President Of the Bank of the STATE
~ North Carolina The Sudersgned the right
Of accepting such bids in whole or in part, he may
eem most advantageous TO the State Successful bid
will be required, informed Of the sc.
c.ptance Of their bids to deposit ia bank the Of
their bids, with the accrued interest the lst Of
July LAST to the credit Of the Treasurer of North Caro-
Ina. This deposit may be made In the Bank VI the Re-
public New York the Back Of the State of North Caro-
lima, or the Bank OF Cape Fear, Raleigh. Documents
showing great Of the State and the small
amount Of her ebtedness may be had appcs tior
~ this Office 10 Messrs Brown and De Rossett cit,
u New York. d. ". COURTS,
Puohc treasurer Of North Carolina.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD :
~ Change OF time On AMI after Monday Dec n
1864, tho express train for Dcs,on Via Springfield ami
Worcester leaving AZ J. NJ win he changed 10 sPW
from the New Yorl and Now Haven railroad station as
CANA street Jas. II. HoYT, Superintendent
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Hyatt's Life Balsam.-Rhe uma fism In ITS
most painful FORMS also scrofua old ulcers and the
worst Of diseases Of the blooi great debility, liver
complaint, kidnrys &c, are most certainly cured by
this great purifier Principal depot TAG Grand street.
Seyenty i've cents perIbottle
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LN0R FORFOlK PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
II The United States mail steamship ROANOKE,
T. Simmer, commander will leave pier No. IL North
river, Saturday, Dec. O. at 2o'cl0ck p. NJ; WIN AZ
rive in Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg and
sengers for the South proceed by railroad direct with
through tickets from Weldon 70 Wilmington, Augusta,
&c Passage and fare TO Norfolk $s 70 Petersburg and
Richmond $40. Storage bali price. Apply to
LUDIAN PLEASANTS 30 Brosdway
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TBE MILITARY.

TNITPENDENT BATTALION RYNDERs GRENApIERs
Second Company Of Infantry-Ths members OF this
company Hereby tiled to attend drill at the no se
OF lapt Kerr gan ~ White street. Saturday evening
december sth, at seven O'Clock. BY order OF
~ u. EyERS, Captain.
y. McPnuAS, Orderly Sergeant
JNLIIkNDtNT BATTALION. RYSDER's GRENA pIEgs
il The members Of this battalion will meet this
Saturday. evening, at heat quarters, GOO Broadway
at eight O'Clock. Livery member is expected to be pre-
sent. Ey order "
GEO. b HALL, Major Commandaut.
JAwrs n HprHRniyoTov, Adjutant
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A MOST FASCINATING STORY.--15, 900 COPIES 5oI.D
"A In ten days-Twentieth thousand nov ready.
The universal voice Of fn the pres press places
among the very first Of American books.
novel IL holds the readers attention the end OF
the last chapter Its characters vigorously drawn
and the heroine hersef has been declared to be A
creature to be idolized child and adored q
man." So far as it concerns the peculiar institution"
Of the South 1t breathes candid spirit and portrays
every day life the plantation with exact ddelity.
the book has been introduced, the publishers be.
leve that the sale will be limited only by the number Of
the reading public.
For sale by all booksellers. Price 81 rs.
Boston, lee. s. 1854
T>ANNY FERNS NEW BOoK-RUrH HAIL.-"A
Il WORK which, says On able critic who has seen the
Iroof Sheets only exceeds anything which Fanny
iern has heretofore written but which in many respects
surpasses any other work whaever.n Will be publish
ID on Saturday, December IL Price 81 20
OVER II, 600 COPIES SOLD IN LESS THAN A WEEK.
FRED viRNoN; OR, THE VICTIM OF AvARICE,
BY THE AUTHOR OF "WoxAs AND HER MASTER, y MINNIE
GREY, &c
The publishers have sold IL 600 copies within the
short space OF four days. and the demand continues
abated. This work contains 324 large octave pages
and can be had at all tine book stores.
GARRET CO., Publishers, No. IS Ann st.
DUPLICATION DAY POSTPONED OF RUTH HALL,
Fanny kern's first novel SO great 10 tn desire 20
the fret novel Of this distinguished authores that
the first mammoth edition, which have been pub
thousands of supplying the orders already received IL
IL, Therefore. deemed best to delay the publication of
the hook until the second edition IL ready which will
be thur sday. Dec Ia after which time tho publisher.
hope 10 he able TO supply all orders promptly even
should this extraordinary demand continue.
MASON BROTHERS, 20 Park Row.
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Oal Cognac, Essences Rum, Arrac, Whiskcy,
and daguerreotype eectroype and caotype chemicals
patent medicines, drugs, metals, &c, &C.; bromiue
sury eaustic baryta gallo and pyrcgac acids patinI
"a plate and WIRE bismuth, cadmium plumbago, rouge
vtssna hme Thorns extract copsiva and sarsaparila
fsDgating pastiies nitrate stronta chlorate poassa
hesched shellac, fg blue and vanilla beans for sale
- DR.. L. FEUCHTWANGER 141 Maiden Lane.
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n the lungs, chest throat such pain in the breast
and side cough eptting Of blood, difficulty Of breath
ing asthma &c, Be rs reputation Is established a.
the most reliable Of all medicines Primo pal depot GAG
Grand street IS ccnts per bottle six for o.
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N01ICE-AII LUGGAGE OR BAGGAGE LEFT AT
IN the Lancashire House, 1913 Greenwich street. if IT
removed before the l61 Of January, 1855 will be sold
at public auction. 5. 4 T. CURRY. Projectors
Western and Eastern papers please copy.
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Opening Free Characterization Wine Vaults,
b. Fulton street this day from IL q o'coek. The
public are invited to cali and observe our facilities for
Supplying families or the trade with pure wines DC.
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TNOYS.-TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, Is DIVISION
/ street.-The undersigned has just received from
the European manufacturers large and complete A.
sortment Of the above goods, which be offers ivr
sale At greatly reduced prices to compete with any
other importing house in New York. Country dealers
viii find IL to their advantage to call. Five per cent
allowed for cash Remember the cid stand, established
in 1929. CHR. GOEIZ (late Haas Goatsl IN Division
street. Cbstbaro SQUARE.
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Government Stock Bank, Michigan, taken
~ 90 cents the dollar; Bdgeton co. Wheat Growers
30; Lewis county, 40; Washtenaw, 40 Indiana banks
street.
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Consumption Amongst Clothing Houses.-
Another house alngH selling large quantities OF
superior make Of winter garments at the prices of in
terior goods be falling then going satisfactorily
fAst DEvIIN 4 JESSUP,
90 and 35 John street, corner Of Nassau,
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The Know Nothing Candidate for the Presi.
aency Yin 1S56.--See the " Pick" issued to-day A
splendid likeness Of the American Hercules. Price 8
reUf
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Jeemes, l am on 10 get my Daguerreotypc
taken for twenty five cent? by the New York Picture
Company 2s9 Broadway the best place for good pictures
n the city. Tell the boys TO meet me there in ten
minutes. Yours TOM
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doubt you have tried many things but lust try this II
you have cold cough or any difficulty with the throat:
and II IN the incpent stages OF consumption IL will cure
you To be had al 1i0 Fulton street. second Goor prce
rs cents
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GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO DISPOSE OF STOCK
"A The advertiser, who has a store well located In
down town thoroughfare, and whore business Is at
present limited, oilers to dispose Of assortment X
toys or low priced fancy goods reasonable terms tor
the approaching holidays, or for the coming thrce
months The best of references given. Address Perse
verancc, Herald Office.
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an IRISH MALT WIlIsKEY. THE SUBSCRIBER
1 ! Las several puncheons Of IRISH malt whskey undAl
rpsiou House lock- which he will sell on rea sonabe
terms The same article be had in any quantity
anti purchasers at his store Apply 10 DANIEL NO0NAN
er II, m avenue corner o. seventeenth street
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4. U. II. Taken % Splendidly In Daguerre-
stype-a large sige for 81 u cents-is that you may
seme again and bring your friends with you. These
pictures are unequaed In the city for quality and price
4ao Broadway, corner Of Howard street.
GARBANATT, Artist.
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lJlIlIARD TABIES.--IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE
ID good table, call and examine our stock nov on
band, suitable for private or pubic use Two secoaa
SRirFIIH DECKER, 20 Ann street.
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YTvHE LADY WHO YESTERDAY BOUGHT, AT NO. 90
i Bowery, in the ribbon store, eighteen yards OF rib
bon for trimming ball dress, and green figured ribbon
for trimming basque, can have her port monnae,
lost in the store, by calling soon as possible.
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Dlsbrow's Riding academy, Fifth Avenue,
corner Of Thirty ninth strset--0pen day and evening
Tor instruction and pleasure riding Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings for ladies with gentlemen for
pleasure riding only. Terms dollar per ride
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Albert II. Nlcolay holds Special Auction
sa Of stocks bonds this day at 12 o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange For further particulars cata-
hgue.
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THOR SAN FRANCISCO.-DISPATCH LINE.-THE ST.
JIG perior fast sailing clipper ship GEO. L. SAMSON,
j. Adams Cobb master, is loading at Pier 49, East
river and having the most of her cargo engaged GO
ing board, viii have the usual dispatch OF this line
Shippers will observe that the vessels Of this hne finish
their loading in ten to twelve days after coming the
BERTH and not detained for want Of freight but have
pronpt dispatch For balance Of freight lowest rates
without detention, apply to SUTTON CO.,
81 Wall street
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua, propretors.-The splendid double engine
steamship STAR OF THE WEST, 1900 tons burthen }
Capt f. W. Turner will leave, from pier No. 8 North
river, at O'Clock r. II. precisely, for Punts Arenas
Tuesday, December IL, connecting with the favorite
steamship SIERRA NEVADA e. 900 tons burthen)
the Nicaragua Transit rcr., having but twelve miles
land transportation by FIRST class carriages. These
steamers unsurpassed in their ventilation and
commodatons. For information passage, apply only
to CHARLES MORGAN, agent No. Bowling Green. Let
ter bag made at the Office. Letters 25 cents per hall
ounce.
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Come One, Come An,-Thc Grco,..

Come One, Come All 1.-the Greatest Assert
nent Of fancy goods displayed New York for tn
holidays, are TO be found at the fancy store of H. \
Rogers who has just returned from Europe with every
variety of fancy goods jet bracelets perfumery ret
sules work boxes music boxes games for old and young
toys for all the children In New York and the region
round about at prices which almost equal making
them present Old Santa Claus has left his orders for
his Christmas and New Years supply at the Fancy B
xaar Of II. s. ROGERS, 449 Broadway.
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TT,HOMAS PAINE'S BIRTHDAY-THOSE WHO WISH
J. to join in the preliminary arrangements for the
anniversary respectfully invited TO attend meeting
to morrow afternoon, Sunday the 1oth half past
O'Clock, at Military Hall 1873 Bowery.
JAMES THOMPSON,
VIM T. ROSE. lcommittee
OLIVER WHITE
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Mems aud Boys Clothing-ClOsiny Sales
We closing out stock of winter clothing at
greatly reduced prices TO make for spring goods
BOUGHTON Il KNAPP, 19 Cortlandt street.
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PERSONAL.

!" B. R., WHO LEFT HIS HOME, GODALMING
H. Surrey, the I'd Of April, 1849, Is implored 20
write TO his mother At Nile End View Portsea Import
Ant intelligence OF r. E. w. Churt.
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DANCES FOR THE OLD CoCNTRY--A GENTLE
l. man, starting for Liverpool in a few days, will take
charge Of parcels for delivery in the United Kingdom
would transmit with fidelity any business entrusted 10
his Satisfactory reference given Address Enter
prise, Herald Office
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LIQUORS, Sc.

,-sorrr srrEcTIoN or BRANDIES, SCOTCH All
n Irish .hisssys, champagne, sherres and pert
@ines, g,DS, runs, cordais, syrups, &C London and
oh5 porter, scotch als' sna domesuc siss Tor amy
-. Sv wG w. uNpERBlisL Aso sroon~ strae; earns'
,fr
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The Know NOthings have Suddenly Become
vast political power and may overurn both the great
parties but there TO believe that they in
favor of handsome shirts, and hence they will
macr GREEN'S, No. Aston House, institution that
Deeds reforming
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RJOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IN holders Of the Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland
Company for the election of directors and
election will be held at the office of the ,any No 81
Broadway the LIST day Of January 1885, between the
hours Of IL A. NJ and O'Clock P. VI. of that day.
New York Dec 5, 1854. w. BOWEs, Secretary
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a USTRALIA-FREE PASSAGE-PlONEER LINE, CAR
IA rying United States mais.-Thc subscriber, under
contract with the government Of New South Wales 10
prepared TO convey passengers in the clipper ship
IROPC to Sydney, paying part passage bcre balance
paid after arrival and employment guaranteed at
rent rate Of wages, which enormous.
X. W. CAMERON, 118 Wall street.
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF MARGARET PENDEI..
u ton. If the above named person will call at the Post
Once she will find letter for her
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Crush! Phlx!! Bangy,, FaiIures.,l,

6nash-ups III! A terrific crsis.-Who's afraid
KNOX 10 Of the opinion that reputation to business
Is better than wealth, and to enable him car
~ his Sails all taut and trim during the present fnan-
sal storm has determined to sell on his entire OF
turs at twenty five per cent less than prices Think
Of It, aoies His assortment comprises great variety
Of capes, vctorines, cuffs collars, robes &c.
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TEXAS LANDS AND AGENT. DE CoRDova WILL
be at the New York Hotel the eth 18th and 18th
OF this month, from TO IL o'clock NJ OF those days,
to attend 10 all business connected With Texas lands and
claims.
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BILLIARDS.

4 MEXICAN PATENT MIIIARDS.-TEN table,
"A at No Ann, entrance l49 Fulton
street; eight tables corner Of Pineapple and Fultoa
streets, Brooklyn. Among which are the celebrated
Washington table and the elegant carved rosewood "a
bic that received the fret premium at the Worlds Fair
Fourteen tables at 100 Chestnut street. Philadelphia all
OF metal slate and marble, with Bassfords patent air
cloths &C. for sale Az aboy. ana The factory 80 and
% Centre street. Two secondhand tables good as new,
10 hire
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MR.. AND MRS l.. N.TOwLER WILL DELIVER A LIE =
AVI ture Monday the 18th instant, in aid Of the
Ladies' Humani'ary School Of New York Fat the school
room of the institution, 695 Sixth avenue opposite the
Crystal Palace. This school has been expressly estab
lished for the education ofvagrant children, prma
ry means OF cutting off the Of crime The sub
ect of the lecture viii be 1.-The Formation OF Character
and many distinguished patrons will attend.
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EspcnschIcld's Holiday styles will be intro
aused this day He desires to say to his patrons that
they comprise greater variety and novelty than ever
before offered Gentlemen in want Of hat superior in
style and quality invited call lis Nassau street.
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sDyRRnSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
per United States steamer Baltic, will close at this
Office Saturday the 9th day Of December inst at 10Y
O'Clock A. M. ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE-SIXTY DAYS
"A passage.-The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, 400 tons burthen, Simon Ross, commander,
will have immediate despatch for Melbourne, Port Phil
lip The above ship is only two years old, and has
proved herself very fast. Her accommodations for
passengers Of the very best both in first and
cabin, and only limited number will be taken, early
application is For freight passage at low
rates. apply to ARkEIL ELLIOT, 14o Pearl street,
OF Z. RichArdson h Co, So South street.
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A VERY RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL. WHO
"A speaks English, and give good reference,
wishes situation, in respectable family as chamber
maid, 10 take care Of children to assist in general
housework IL good ironer. Please address ~ NJ, He
raid office.
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A UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINE-CARRYING UNITED
"A States Mail.
Clipper ship wINDwARD, for Melbourne, from Pier
No. 8, L. r., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship TROPIC for Sidney, from Pier No. H. Err,
with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed the Tropc,
and sail 2Oth December.
For freight passage, apply to R. W. CAMERON 1ls
W all afreet
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- LASG0W NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NJ The new and powerful steamships NEW YORK,
2,400 tons and 500 horse power (R Craig, commandcr
and GLASGOW, l ,962 tons and 400 horse power Nv.
Cumming commander) built expressly for the trade
tween NewYork and Glasgow win sail under From New
York Glasgow Saturday 10th January 1855 at IL
First cabin saloon saterooms stewards fee included
$50; first cabin, midshp Estate rooms stewards fee
incuded) $,5. Third cass.-A limited number of third
class passengers will be TAKEN supplied with provisions
surgeon. For freight or passage apply to j. McsYMON,
SO broadway, New York New York city bills or gold
only received for passage.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 LES CuBANOS-EL DOMINGO 10, DEL. CORR
"A ente, las 7, de la noche ceebrara la Segnnda
Aperture de las seones del Ateneo Democraco Cubano
suplico los socios dc numero los patrotas Cubanos
en- jeneral que sirvan asistir dcho acto sin
sdad de otra invitacion New York, de Dicembre de
1854. MIGUEL 7. TOION Presidente
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White, the Halter and Furrier, has now
ssmpeted the OF that large stock of
that was sold at auction few weeks since and is
now ready to show and astonsh the public at the quail
ny and extremely low prices.
WHITE, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
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nEsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-LOWEST
H. rates and observation-disclosures per clipper ship
GOV. MORTON, Capt. John Burgess, will please com
pete their 1t once and hand in their bills
Of ading for signature This favorte ship has nearly
board at pier % East river Shippers to San Francisco
will please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading in ten to fifteen days after coming the
BERTH being detained for the want of freight but
bave prompt despatch. For the balance Of fifty to
hundred.tons disengaged, apply to SUTTON CO., SA
street
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Ansons Large Size DaSuerreosypes, for so
snts, colored and in q nice case with preservertwice
NE sEe Others make for ty cents and equal TO 81 pic
tsrss elsewhere ANs0N's, $50 Broadway opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel