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DEPARTMENT, \. c.


l. November Is, 1854.
Sealed proposals viii be received AT this office until
~ O'Clock A. NJ OF the Goth Of December next for the
purchase Of Sill 600 bonds issued by the State OF North
Carolina, under act of Assembly the constructors
Of the Weldon and CASTOR railroad and for the improve
ment Of the navigation Of the Neuse and Tar Rivera
They by express enactment exempted from axatioS
for any purpose They viii dat. the LIST Of JAY
1854 will run ten years, and will have coupons At.
tnched for the interest at six per per annum, pay
Both interest and principal viii be payable at the ban.
Of the Republic in the city OF New YORK, unless wber
the purchaser prefers to have them yabe the Urea
snry OF tLf state. They will be issued in Of u oM
each.
Parties bidding will please address their letters, en-
dorsed Proposals. for North Carolina Stocks" TO the
undersigned, at Raleigh, N. G. They will also state la
what KIND Of funds they propose TO pay The bids will
be opened the 10Th Of December next In the presence
Of the Governor, Secretary or Comptroller Of the
and g. W. Mordeca President Of the Bank OF the state
ol North Carolina. The undersigned the right
OF accepting such bids, whole in part he
deem most advantageous 10 the State. Succe ssu bid
defs will he required, informed of the
ceptance Of their bids 10 deposit IN bank The II
their bids, with the accrued interest from the 1st 81
July last 10 the credit OF the Treasurer of North Caro-
lima This deposit may be uade In the Ban ~ the Re
public New York. the Bank Of the State Of North Caro-
lima, or the Bank OF Cape Fear, Raleigh Documents
showing the great of the State and the snail
amount OF her indebtedness may be had application
a, this Office or to Messrs Brown and he Ro.sett cit,
OF New York. d. w. COURTS,
Public Urea ursr OF North Carolina
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daughter Of Samuel 8 and Mary Jane Davis, aged
year months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are reepeet
fully invited attend the funeral rom the residence Of
her parents 81 Mott street, tomorrow morning. IL
O'Clock.
The Rev PInlLP RIEIIy died the It'll inst, at St.
Bridget Parochial house
The funeral win take place tomorrow
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I>OR SAN IRANCISCO-DlSPATC IINE-THE ST.
IL peror a fast sailing clipper ship GEO. l.. SAMSON,
J. ADAMS Cobb, master is loading at Pier H. East
river and having the most of her cargo engaged and go
ing board will have the usual dispatch OF this line
Shippers viii observe that the vessels of this line finish
their loading in ten to twelve days after coming the
berth and detained for want of freight bu, have
prompt 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,

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicsragus.-The Accessory Transit Company
OF Nicaragua, propretors.-The splendid double engine
steamship STAR OF THE WEST, 1000 tons burthen,)
river, at O'Clock p N. precisely, for Punta Arenas
Tuesday, December II connecting with the favorite
steamship SIERRA NEVADA, e. 900 tons burthen) over
tbe Nicaragua Transi. route having but miles
land transportation by first class carriages. These
steamers unsurpassed In their ventilation and
commoda,iops For information or Passage apply only
to CHARLES MORGAN agent, No. Bowling Green. Let.
ter bag made ny at the Office Letters 70 cents per half
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A UsIRAL'A.--INDEPENDENT ILNE-SIXTY DAYS
n passase--The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE, lao 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 first and
cabin and only limited number will be taken, early
application is necessary. For freight passage low
rates, apply to ARKEI.L ELLIOT, l46 Pearl street.
i. Rich ardson Co., 50 South street.
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M ERCEE HOUSE, HEADQUARTERS INDEPENDENT
lNl Corps, FIRST regiment New York Vount RS
livery member OF the corps will meet this Friday
ing, Dec 3, al half past r. NJ, business Of mpor
lance. by order. R0BT. ". HARPER, Capt.
wy. STOWE, o. :.
NOTICE TO THE GEORGE J. SMITH MUSkETEERs-
~ All those who intend to parade with the above
company requested to meet at kerrigans ~ White
street, on Sunday, at two o'clock BY order
JAS. LYNCH Sec'y. H. r. ROONF, Chairman
N0TICE.-A MEETING OF THE VAN NEiSOR
an Musketeers will be held at Bninger Hall,
OF Duane and Greenwich streets, Friday evening"
Dec s. 1854, for business and drill Punctual atten
dance is requested. L. p. WARD, Jr, Capt.
T.. B. COMM, q. =
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DRY GOODS, sc.

I
zoe MISUNDERSTANDING DEPOT OF
COO Chantilly and Brussels laccs. The undersigned,
agent has received the order from his European friends
10 sell at prices greatly reduced, large part Of his
rich laces These goods wiz be exhibited and marked
on Mondsy, the 4th inst. He hopes to have the pa
tronage Of the ladies Of this city. JULES DEIEROx
800 Broadway, near the Metropolitan Hotel
n OTIcE-yCBN MADDEN, 573 BROADWAY, WILL
IN open tomorrow independent Of his stock which
has been damaged by smoke most splendid lot Of EN-.
broideres from auction. consisting Of collars sleeves,
che msettes mourning sets, black wells infants robes,
&c, at such prices wiz astonish the ladies' Open
from "a. NJ. TO p. NJ
CPEC1AL NO1ICE--THE ENTIRE STOCK OF IACES,
~ embrcideries, hosiery, hid gloves, &C. amounting to
s5s,.oO 81 Madden& Stewards T79 Broadway, must be
sod by lst January without reference 10 cost in
sequence OF an alteration in their business at that
tine ladies' viii find this grand opportunity to pur-
chase for the holidays.
NV ANTFD TO PUktHASE-A STOCK OR LOT OF
w staple dry goods, for which bond and mortgage
OF 1890 to $1,000 on Broadway property will be
"fr n r9r- Fayr~cr~. 'rflr - f%rsSt% :. r~pCr'N
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LNOR FoRF0IK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
~ The United States mail steamship ROANOKE,
]. Skinner, commander, will leave pier No 10 North
river, on Saturday, Dec Q, at 3o'clock p NJ; viii
rive IN Norfolk the next afternoon and Petersburg and
Richmond the following morning. From Norfolk, pas
ssngers for the South proceed by railroad direct with
through tickets from Weldon 70 Wilmington, Augusta
&c Passage and fare to Norfolk SIS 70 Peter burg and
Richmond, $40. Storage half price. Apply 70
LCDf.AM L. PLEAsANTS. 80 Broadway
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4 Car,a.-A report OF our failure hovtnr

oeen very industriously circulated by
|sv disposed PERSONS and as there may be some who
might credit it without further inquiry deem it our
Auty to give contradiction. 1t is the
But the that induced the SANDER does exist and is
tsue ramely, that we are selling great many goods
and that too as is reported at runously low prices
lhe ruin this is wori ing u.s. however, are satisfied
with, as well with the of an undertaking
which has met with such general appreciation. 1t is
|lso true that must continue for the remainder Of
e season, TO close out very large stock of winter
'lotbng, at prices which may produce many more re-
ports Of u Ike nature. Very respectfully,
DLyI T. M
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w ANTEp-fRoM $40, 600 TO $4,000, IN 4 SAFE
w and profitable oil business On application the
profits be shown 10 be large enough to satisfy any
reasonable capitalist. Apply Immediately TO II. II
GOODWIN, Clinton Hall, cof,er Of Eighth rect and
aiayette place.
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4 USTRAIIA PIONEER IINE-CARRYING UNITED
N States Mail.
Clipper ship WINDWARD, for Melbourne, from rief
No. 5, u. r., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship TROPIC for Sidney from Pier No. H. E H.
With immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, to succeed the Tropic,
AM sail Goth December.
Tor freight passage, apply to R. W. CAMERON, lie
Wal street.
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--r- ----- =ss-aa=------ar----
FALL FASHIONS.

NL0AKSl CIOAKS II CLOAKS 49,. oui.fAS,
~ 361 Broadway respectfully invites the -tshtion OF
ladies to Ills importations and manufactures 10: t.
present season, comprising assortment Of
TEN THOUSAND CLOAKS,
At he following extraordinary prices-
Two thousand superb cloth silk lined cloaks
Fifteen hundred superb cloth silk lined coaks at.. IA
Eight hundred superb cloth silk lined cloaks, at 16
One thousand very rich cloth sill lined cloaks at IL
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet coaks at... %
One thousand superb Lyons velvet coaks, 80
Five hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaks, so
Four h,pred magnificent Lyons velvet cloaLs at. 40
Five hundred splendid satin coaks at........... 20
Three hundred extra superfne satin cloaks, IS
Three hundred super ative satin cloaks, sc
And en- endless prouson Of cloth talmas al S. and So
Inc subscriber deems further comment unnecessary.
suce to say the high character Of the goods sale
At mis- establishment is already we'll known and be would
merely add in conclusion, that the above will be found,
on Inspection, be the richest, best, and cheapest
clcahs offered, in America. GEO. BULPlN,
Paris Mantla Emporium. 361 Broadway.
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Birth Marks, Tumors, Corrugntions, Dis
Plorations Of the skin polypus moles, AMI all
fences removed without causing the least sore PAIN
! Inconvenience, by HARVEY 4 WALLACE, 1872 Second
Venue, corner Of Twelfth street.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
On y = n FOR wRITING-AND ST. 50 FOR A
~ = .CO aorough course Of instruction in double
entry bookkeeping, at GolD.MTH'S, 800 Broadway.
Pupils received daily Private instruction given LADIES'
olass daily at l0ls O'Clock, A. NJ
DRoFFssoR T ToToN, FROM CUBA, TEACHER
J sro r.r la7cr 81 tlN sff+f.} fenN flhaa fUe
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4 gentle man who has been several years connected
Nth shipping, Is desirou, Of finding employment with
some respectable firm, clerk with whom he would be
happy to make himself generally useful The most re-
pectable references be given Address by letter Jre
oaia) TO g. ). r., Herald office
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Dry Goods at Reduced Prfces.-The Sab
EcFibcr is now selling his entire stock of fall and winte
goods at greatly reduced prices The stock contains
large assortment of rich silks plaid eashmeres merinos
Also extensive stock of rich cashmere shaws also
af and square plaid wool shawls all OF which win be
6cred at great bargains Z. H. LEADBEATER
347 Broadway corner of IAona rd street
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OH COgnac, Essences Rum, Arrac, WhIAkey;
nd daguerreotype eectroype and calotype chemicals
steat medicines, drugs, metals. &c, &c: bromiue.
d,ne cyanide potassium oxide silver, distilled IN =
ury caustic barya gahc and pyrogalc acids platinS
e plate and wire, bsmnth, cadmium plumbago, rouge,
smgating pastes, nitrate stronta, chorate potassa
sschsd sheac, fig blue and vanilla beans for sale
DR.. /. FEUCHTWANGER 141 Maiden Lane.
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Wigs and Toupces.-A Silver Medal Award.
p to MEDHURsT HEARD, 81 Maiden lane, for the
wigs and toupees exhibited at the New York State
|ar, 1854 Back and front brads curls &c. Copy the
k1dress
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WANTED-A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE
w woman as cook washer and roner; the bert Of
lily reference from her lsst place Can be for two
days at 124 Twelfth street tb,rd 0oor front room, be
.ween Fifth and Sixth avenues
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ITO MACHlNlS1S AND DIE SINKERs.-SEvERAI.
/ first rate hands. used to small work in steel and
hne iron mou II, can find at the factory OF
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co South ferry Brooklyn
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What Shall he My Holiday Offering -
Nothing can be appropriate token of esteem or
affection enc Of ROOTS magnificent iaguerreotypes
Roots Gallery 1858 broadway, corner Frankfort street
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nESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO.-LOVEsT
IL rates and deduction-Shippers per clipper ship
GOV. MORTON, Capt. John Burgess will please
pete their engagements at once and hand 10 their bills
If ladns for signature This favorite ship has nearly
board pier 20 East river. Shippers San Francisco
viii please observe that the vessels Of line finish
their loading in ten to fifteen days after coming 10 the
BERTH being detained for the want Of freight but
taye prompt despatch. For the balance of fifty to
hundred tons disengaged, apply to SUTTON co. 81
Wall street, or Messrs. EVERETT BROWN, l5s front
street
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&, ITlAIlON WiNTED--Bl A RESPECTABLE YONG
- woman, as cook; Is good washer and roncr; or
to do rhamberwcrk and waiting; is Protes slant: good
city reference gwen Pleas, call at her present place
- East Twentieth street Broadway.
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TO SIOSk CIEEkS-WANTED--A YOUNG MAN
J. from l. 10 ID year, OF age, that understands the
stock BUSINESS and is well acquainted with all the head
ing brokers' lie must be able to produce the best Of
city references. To such a one Permanent situation
and moderate salary viii be given Address. the
handwriting Of the applicant stating fun particu lars
as above, to T.. W, Herald Office
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IIN0R sAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED. THE UNIFIED
IL States mai steamship STATE or GEORGIA, Capt.
j. j. Garyin will leave Philadelphia for Savannah
Wednesday, Dec 20, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Fare 500
steerage$7 The Keystone State will leave above the
following Wednesday Agents in New YORK, SCRANr Ton
a TAIJNAN 10 Old slip, where staterooms may b. Sc
cured,
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TNrRS OF ALL NAITONs.-FAIL FASHIONS READY.
Il al B0OS Il JACOBOWICZ, 397 Broadway, first floor,
between Walker and White street Ladies' pnr chas ig
fancy iurs should visit the above mandatory where
they select from the largest varied
Deut OF all kinds Furs cleaned repaired and altered
the present fashion moderate terms.
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WAN1FD-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN
w rs nurse and 10 do Light cham berwork. Inquire
a her present employers 4s Charles street Fourth
street, where she has lived four years.
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Wedding and Visiting Cartis-Great Reduc-
ton-A whiting plate, elegantly engraved, aud SO
cards for 81 rs wedding do, 50 so large stock Of
bridal envelopes gothic and plain silver door plates
very low : G. CLARK, Engrayer, $50 Broadway, in
she Chinese building
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ITO GROCEES A YOUNa EN6IEsIlNIAN l. DEcIR
Il Gus OF obtaining situation assistant in = retail
grocery store with view u becoming acquaip al with
The business Can be this week, at III Eighth ay
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rJNO MISUNDERSTANDING, A GOOD PRACTICAL.
i brickburDer; one who can command from g.. 900 10
5000 To a man of experience and energy chance
now offers very seldom 10 be met with. Address Brick
maker, box 5sS Post CfHta
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M OmCE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IN holders Of the Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland
Company for the election OF directors and inspectors OF
election will be held at the Office OF the company No 81
Broadway the LIST day Of January 1885, between the
hours of IL A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ. Of that day.
New York Dec s, 1854. W. BOWES, Secretary.
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Great Bargains 20 he had i'm Celebrated
pianos and melodeons to b. selected from the largest
sssostmsn. in the United States. Each instrument qua
Ssnteed Secondhand pianos at extremely low prices
Pianos 70 rent. Cash paid for secondhand pianos
HORACE WATERS. 333 broadway
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CFRNAN1S-WANTED. AT WAILACES iNTELlL
~ gence Office, No. Sands street Fulton Brook
yn, situations for six Proestlnt girls do general
housework also for eight professed cooks and large
number Of white and coloed girls in various ether ca
pacitos. N. B.-Terms moderate
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manufactured expressly for the holidays large assort-
meHt Of fancy furs all OF which made in the latest
styles and at fair prices. Set" ON SIS so to $500.
Those who wish 10 time money call on WHITE,
az broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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NyAN1EI-BY A RfslLlIABIE GIRL, A SITUATION
w to do general nousework, chambcrn.aid and
waiter is willing 10 do family sewing and is capable Of
Glling any situation. Has good recommends from
her last place and be for two days at 1G5 Ninth
street, between bird and lot nth venues the rear
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tt 80 cent. on the dollar; Bridgsto 90; Wheat
lrowcrs, co. Ship Builders, 90; Lewis County, 40;
40; all Indiana banks, So at EVANS cloth
|ny warehc use, 81 and Is Fulton street.
Boots and ShOes.-S. Cahlll, 377 Broadway,
largest depot in the world where be found gents
calf and patent leather boots, CATERS Oxford ties
jumps, fur and embroidered slippers style quilted
bottom boots, overshoes, clogs and rubbers also LADIES'
ellrens boots, shoes, ard overshoes Of every de-
|criptiOn.
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HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes.

FU>o THE PUBIIC.-THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
under the letters patent of the United States issued
The 18th December 1872. to Charles W. Curtis, Of
New Haven CoR., for new and useful improvement
in iron bedsteads and iron sackngs, viz the combna
don OF light hoop metal bands with metallic frames,
suspended by loops-the said improvement is secured
10 the above named paentee, his heirs, executors ad
ministrators and assigns and that person Is
torzed to make sell any bedsteads and sackings
manufactured made under in the manner patents
cd by said letters patent without special leave license
ganted by the said inventor his assigns and that all
persons making, selling or using any such iron bed
slca,t and iron sackngs manufactured and made win
- held accountable in damages and prosecuted there
for For iron bcdtcads made under said letters patent
and for licenses, apply to
JOHN b. WICKERHAM, $40 Broadway, N Y
The public is respectfully requested 10 call at the
~ owe place before purchasing at any other establish
ment a almost all tie iron bedsteads manufactured
!" infIingemcnts on the above patent.
New York, Dec 8, 1854.
IT A. o. D-TIE MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA GROVE
u No. are requested TO be punctual in their at
tendance, on Monday evening the 18th inst, to take
action on amendments to by laws. BY order of
WARREN p SMITH, Sec'y. SAMUEL GREEN, " A.
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Z AIDES CLOAKS-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
II The subscribers beg 10 notify the ladies that
they have this day made great reduction in the prices
OF their entire stock Of imported and other coak which
comprises for this advanced season, unusually large
assortment OF the newest and best styles, all Of which
are offered al very low prices. }. BECK CO.,
355 $50 and 7sS broadway.
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x iIUAfION WANIEn-lN A PRIV ATE FAMILY, ~
hnusekeeper, by person II respectability and
sdera BILE experience in domestic arrangemont aud
economy of family matron in q public institu
ton; understands the routine, having filed the above
situation; can market and keep accounts particular
Apply at her present employers 10 Atlantic street
corner Of Clinton Brooklyn for M c. A.. for week
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NJ 0VrMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY FASH
IN ons.--Cloaks ana furs-
ClcaksIn cloths, satn MORE antique and velvet No
stocS seen in this city rich and varied in style,
the trimmings in such good taste, the colors being
black and brown, at present so much the fashion
Paris.
Furs-In sable, mink atone mar,ep fitch and
marleD. Notwithstanding the With Russia, W. b.
Mex is offering rich dark sables aud mink cheaper than
ever yet known having fortunately bought large lot
OF urs early this year, through relative in Russia
n B--lhis bouse is particularly recommended to
strangers and vsiters its characteristic features being
small profits aud deviation from the marked price,
Cloak and Fur Establishment. Al Canal street, Bran
dreth buildings, four doors from Broadway
WILLIAM b. koKENZIE Proprietor.
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a rSTRAIIA-FREE PASSAGE--IIONEER LINE, CAR.
~ rying United States Inails.The subscriber, under
contract with the government of New South Wales ID
prepared 10 convey passengers in the clipper snip
IEOPC to sydney, paying part passage here, balance
paid after arrival and employment guaranteed at cur
rent rate Of wages, which enormous
r. W. CAMERON, lilo Wall street
KEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON-
IN pany.-For New Orleans-stopping at Havana
carrying the United States mail The steamship BLACK
WARRIOR, j. u. Bulloch, commander, is receiving
freight and viii sail for the above ports Saturday
December 9Th at II o'clock from pier at foot Of Beach
street North River Freight for the interior and for
Connoly Co.. will be forwarded free of commissions.
Passengers for Havana must passports before
leaving port For fright passage, apply to LIVING
SION, CROCHkRON CO., Agents, 81 Broadway.
y. B.--1he Cahawba, X. W. Schulcldt, comma Dier,
viii succeed the Black Warrior, and sail Tuesday, Dec.
18th Bills ot lading must resent in for signing the
evening previous 10 the ship sailing.
I-or CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA -SFMI WEEKLY
IL United states Mail Line--Th aud fastg going
JAMES ADGER, s. G. Turner, auder, will
leave pier No North river Saturday, December .,
at O'Clock p. ~, precisely. For freight. apply on
board, whore all bills OF adDg will be signed and for
passage, Mt the Office OF Sp0FF0RD IIESTuN CO., 80
Broadway. Through tickets tn Florida as follows: ~,
Ja.ksonv lille. S3i 10 Pilnka, s33 The Marion will
c'ed, and leave on Wednesday, December IL.
ITOR SAVANNAH AND FIoRIDA-UNITED STATES
IL Mail Lne.-The and splendid steaIns ship KNOX
VILE, Capt c. ID. Ludlow, will leave New York Tor Sa-
yapnab, saturday, Dec. o. from pier No. North river,
at O'Clock precisely. Bills Of ladipg signed by the
cerl on board For freight or passage apply to SAMUEL
L. MITCHELL, 13 Broadway. For Florida, through
tickets from New York 10 Jacksonville s31 Plstka s33
The steamship FLORIDA, Capt n. s. Woodruff. will
leave on Wednesday, Dec. ID.
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n OllCE.-FOR LIVERPOOL, QUICK PASSAGE; PACK
~ et, 1lth December.-The splendid clipper ship
QUEEN OF CLIPPERS, Capt Zerega, will positively sa
on Monday, December H. precisely at II O'Clock The
accommodations for cabin, second cabin and stcerage
passengers are unsurpassed. For passage apply on
board, at pier As East river, to
w. 4 j. T. TAPSCOTTS, L. CO., SO South street