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New Meat Shop.

VHE UNDERSIGNED has opened a
- New Meat Shop, in Washington Hall Build.
ings. nearly opposite the upper end of the Mar
ket House, where he will keep constantly in
store general assortment of Meats, Beef, Lamb,
Veal, Pork, Sausage, Lard, etc. Prices moder-
ate. Thankful for 20 years patronage, he hopes
to prove worthy of its continuance.
Farmers having any description of Fatted
Stock will be paid the highest market price, by
calling at my store oppositethc upper end of the
Market House Jan. 25, 1855.
WM HTTSCROTF
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CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Thc fine steamboat
Garden City, formerly running in the
Illinois River, was burned to the waters
edge, on Sunday morning, near the mouth
of Arkansas River. The Garden City left
St. Louis on the 10th. for New Orleans,
with cargo of -four, oats and lard. She
caught fire below Napoleon. Her passcn-
gers and crew all got ashore with their
baggage. Her cargo is a total loss
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will
= be a petition presented to the Commission,
ers of Jefferson County az their March session
1855 praying for the removal Of the County Road
that runs through John M Cullough's lands, ad.
joining Thomas Whites, commencing at the
forks of the road running along the line of
Thomas Whites to the end of Rober: Graham's s
lane, then along the line of Robert Graham's to
ntersect the road at Martha Scott's line
Jan. 25 1855. JOHN M'CULLCITGH
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DIED,-On Friday, the 10Th inst, at
10 o'clock, P. NJ, at his residence in this
city, Mr.. AMBROSE SHAW, after long
and painful illness.
Mr.. Shaw was amongst our Oldest and
most respectable citizens, and had long
been an exemplary member of the NJ, E.
Church.
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g3-On yesterday morning at 81 o clock,
a fire broke out in building owned by j.
MKinley, Esq, on Washington street,
and occupied by Joseph Peoples. The
fire originated from the stove in the kitch-
en-; but by the vigilance of the fire com
panies, was extinguishcd without produ-
cling disastrous consequences.
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WHEELING, Jan. 22.-At the charter
election to-day, the American party elect
ed all the general officers, without cxcep-
tion
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ETMr. ROBERT BoLEs is authorized
to collect and receive subscriptions to the
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Monetary Affairs.

The New York Evening Post Of the 18th
inst, says:
The demand for money continues active
though not to the extent of the increased
supply. Money rates are easy at 8 TO II
per cent for good securities, and per cent,
on call.
The demand for foreign exchange has
somewhat improved, and sterling exchange
is now quoted at 1O7 3-4 lOS IA, but
the best bills can be bought at lOS. Francs
are easy at S34 a5.25. Bills on Am
stcrdam, 40 3-4 a Al; on Frankfort, Al
1-2 a Al 5-S; on Bremen, II 3-4 IS,
and Hamburg Sc 36 rs.
Importers are buying exchange with a
little more freedom and will do so to u
greater extent as the money market becomes
easier.
Stocks have declined to-day, owing to a
reaction from the recent heavy advance,
which induced many to realize:
The principal decline has been in Illinois
Central Railroad bonds, which fell 8 per
cent, with sales of $4,000. New York
Central Railroad stock fell one per cent,
while the bonds rose IL, Hudson River
stock receded ]; Nicaragua "a Erie 3-4;;
Canton l-2; Cumberland Coal "a; Erie
bonds of 1882, 81 and Erie incomes l-8.
Reading stock advanced 3-S; Michigan
Central |, and Virginia state SKIES l-S with
sales of $4,000. The market for all
stocks not considered speculative is gather
ing strength daily.
The difficulties between Mcssrs Page & Ba-
con of St. Louis, and Messrs. Duncan, Sher-
man d. Co., form a general topic of discus
sion. 1t is stated that Messrs. Duncan d.
Go. failed to comply with their agreement
while it is alleged, per contra, that the
agreement was formed on basis which
was altogether changed from circumstan-
ces growing out of the failure of Messrs.
Belcher, Brothers & Co, ofSt. Louis; which
/
change of basis rendered the agreemcntvoid.
1t will be seen from our telegraphic re-
port that the failure of the St. Louis house
of Page & Bacon, has led to further fail
ures at New Orleans.
The following is statement of the busi-
ness at the Clearing House for the week
ending 18th inst.
Exchanges for week ending Jan. s. S6,2O6957
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Balances for week ending Jan. g.. SO 1887 ,575
&" b.. 5,647 1923
The weekly bank statement, published
below shows an increase of 81, ,S91 1862 in
the amount of specie held by the banks
since the week previous, making total of
s15,4sS,562. This is a larger amount
than was held by these institutions at any
period last year, when their Golfers were
swollen by the Mexican indemnity money.
The line of loans and discounts has also
been increased 81, ,7S1,e75, making total
of $S3, 3,976,OS1; which is much lower
than is warranted by the condition of the
banks, as they bave been accustomed to
regulate their movements. A steady and
regular expansion of loans and discounts
is certain, as the banks, with view to di-
vidends, will use the money they hold.
The revival Of export of gold is not like
ly to take place before June, and in the
mean while our very reliable scmii-month-
ly supply Of gold from California must con-
tinue to add regularly to The accumulation
Of specie here. T
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DR.. LOUIS KELIs.

OFFICE Mardct Street, between Third
" and Fourth streets, Steubenvlle, Ohio.
January IL, 1855.
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Grnf Amtriran,

THE CITIZENS BANK still continues to
pay interest on deposits. D. Moody,
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

MI Kennedy Of hoIbury. has discovered "a oas u 90
o. HuN0s J1s- as Sor.t seyefs do.s a Pi.p..
he hss tined in eleven handred ease' and never e.
except N tive e:.es beth Sana.. ss II, rs ngT v =,
Two bottles are warranted 20 cure surrns moo,h.
One three bottles vii ne worst sad OF pinpies %
u. face
Two bottles warranted 70 szrs me -orst sAnksf Ia ihs
Thee . ave bottles are warranted The worst
Or o, two bottles are WARMED 70 car. al hamor Ia ts
Two bottles warranted TO running Of he ears sH<
F.qr or a. bottles are sou. aud running
One bossl. vii eur. .e.Iy .ruprons Of the saia-
Two thrse bottles warranted 10 cure ne ~or~ s>ss
or hr.. bottles are warranted 10 cure the dspsf
Three % four bottles warranted 70 sst rhsen
Five 70 eight bottles will the WORT ease OF ssoffaA
benefit 10 always experienced from The crit bottle snAs
,er.e, cure warranted when III. shove quantity taken
Nothing oot improbable 70 those who nsv. IN vain trs
~ the I sns ns Cd zone ws should
evesy humor In the system; YET hIed fact ysu nave
sbout il sutns sose eases bot yosn peddled over
thousand bottles Of In the vicinity Of Boston tsow thu
ese. cure. .rer done IN A.sssehGset gave ekndrs
year old, to oid people q n1sy hsvs sssn POO, psny
rorsa 70 perfect n.ts Of health BY one bottle
To those who ubject 70 aek headache one bottle VII
.x.,s ea.e IL Il DIVES great relief IN ea1rh and dizziness
Som Who h.v. taken have been eostvs for year. add hsv,
zen regulated BY IT, Wher. the body soand quite
sasy bot whore there any arrangement OF the functions o
p.t1re will very gplr feelings but you not b
syme6 they always dsppesr from tour dsysto week fne
bed resut from IT, she contrary, when hat Zeal
gone you viii feel yourself Ike persoa hssn
Of the sxtsvssans ensomans Of that ever mas
listened
Manufactured b, DONALD KENNEDY. Nc. ls Wares
g. Roy bury, hsss Price 81. ~
Uhol..sle Agent FOR Rev York c. " cLIC6EnkR Co..
No 81 Bsrelsy-n CHARLES H. RING, 70 ~! S,o'a5y
A. 3 4 SANDS No iA VIlism-t MAhsH A. NOE
THROP No $50 Greenvteh-st; eCalkffELlS, BIO \
70 I'D tVulsn AZ gOYD a PAUL. ChAnosHs WELLS
a 60 F-nkiip-st ScKtssOS RoB6lssk Co, No las
Nsid.b lane HAyILAsD, HARRAL A. isi5LEY, Warren
!. : WARD CLOSE & Co. Msdsn-lsnei ~ HAYS, Brook
I'm sns cr sale retail By al respectable 0asEx through
&C: The Union
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Cutlery ano 6ar0ware.

nut NAILS and SPIKES-The undersigned,
~ scent to be manufacturers offer, for sale favorable
fu ssortmest Of suoeror sable Iron Work Cut
esls abs sphea
Lpse parcels for the West be delivered q. Rons,s Point
Troy. OF sbsny hE4RIrr raisBLE,
Nc Sfo.dr.
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Me0iral.

Tor the PILES.-Dr. UPHAMs ELEC-
IUARY int nal remedy, /. certain cure fr tina DIS
ts.ns dangerous complaint For some Of the m SET s.t "a
i.hpg es TO be had at the Doetors
ocs Tor con.usion sad advice No 3S7 Alb sc third door
from the Bowery. between Bo~ery and Srosd~ay
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVERIES
\ DISEASES CURED. PAlNs STOPPED, CHE SICK
udBEDBIDDEN RESTORED to HEALTH, srREN1rd
NI0OR by Remeo possessing newly discovered Med
cal Prope res founded entire Ne~ and Original Theory
TIE FIRST
Of bes three treat remedies and the only remedy ever given
to ridden and pain stricken and sIeebied invalid
will free the suffering victim of the orturpg psins
either Rheumatic Ieursse, nervous or miimstic, In few
seconds -
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
which hs been used by HUNDREDS Of thousands throughout the
United States giving instant se to al troubled with pan OF
sickness
one application externally fw drops taken internally
instantly the sufferer from the most violent and ter
rbe ths weak feeble and ptosated
10 sire sth ard yisor. - - - -
No p.yon has ever used RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
without Deriving special benefit 10 lees than hfteen min
aft. ts
Let those Who are suffering any pain. give II
trial for IN fifteen minutes they vii enjoy and comfort
II will snd the system .gpst sudden atscks OF
oil Infectious Malsras Conasiou. and Epidemic Dss>ssA
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Groceries.

OUTER, FISH and PROFESSIONALISM
ID ROss No 22S Ws,hinston-st, two doors above Bar
slsyst, EewYoit,
VYRY Low FOR CASH,
Mes ard Thin Mes Pork, aseterel Nos LIZ p
NJ. Ref Fne sac Dry Goldfish, White Fish
smoi.d Hams and Beef. Picked and smosed hefnnE
Smoked shoulder and Bacon, La mp aud sect ols,
Ch,..s mild and ,ich Tsllo~ and s2sTm csndles,
Lsi6 In bsfies and tuts, sAl soda ssieIs'ns e'rs1
Green AID Black Tea. Family co1p L~'Ees' "!eh
Rn,,,, In brIu, ,no tubs straw and Tea Paper.
Raisin. Fruit rerefsly BaT.y. Httdlen a1.tsrd
COAP and CANDLES.-ALLAN, HAY q Co.,
~ SOAP and GAMBLE n.sUsAC No. 80 I'll
md IS LEI Az bei respectfully 10 inform the Merchants
ard Pubic in general that they manufacturing h-f
r, fpeA MOLD CANDLES fs usal sizes from to
is 10 The tosrd. slso their oelebfsted LAUSD sOAP-a
yer, superior srce-msoe expressly for TIE Laundry. All
goods ~sirspied bsDc and NAKED with our name and
place Of bu,!ress In full
N B-All sooos delivered in the city free Of expense.
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Spinal Com plants. slif Joints Cuts Bruises Wounds
Fro. sites Cbolers Morbus Dysessry Tic Doorsux all
other eompsiDb where there severe pains RAILWAYS
READY RELIEf will instantly stop the pain and quickly
cure the cbeass.
In al essss Of accidents. Railways READY RELIEF
PROMPT 10 shordDg relief
kADWAY's READY RELTEF Ths best Physicians In
Fredonis Liebins County Ohio
FEEDosIA Licking County. Ohio.
For hve years laid upon ny back. unsbe TO rise At,
fenced best ysicians bat obtained lief
ray OF bope Of ny recovery IVES le One snsls spp-
cation c. Jour Ready Relief enabled 20 rise an now
well man PEAsE.
The public II DESTROYS OF hearing Of ths r. K e.
Remeoes. ave referred to Railways FAMILY FRIEND,
az interesting monthly paper which will be sent. free Of
ehAIse or rossg Of the United states BY sppy
ira either person BY letter. office The pub
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GUPREME COURT.-Clty and County Of New
LAND EAseu,os lc Of Hsm.p w. ChilS., Soesssed
sssrr sOLOMOs COOPER and ELIZA ANN. his vihs,
John bruen, and Frances hs wife, David o. starksY,
CHARLES 7 shelton ChsIks Whitehead James Wrtshcad,
Joepb kueree me osLk OF ID. Un,on In tae City Of New
You. D'nisl Miller JOs,Pb Phss. pr.aaeot Of tho
Lueiu' Hui Henry Hopkins. Jane. hopsios 6sorss o.
RoberuoB Robert 0olet Frederic Radef, John W. Rum
y President o. the sUroh Bank ana George Bliss-sum-
for Ielief-Csmplt not seIvet-To the dsssndans
sDovs named You De hereby Summoned and repaired 10
the complaint In this seton which y 6ed 10 tho o.
fee Of be ClsI Of the City and County Of New Yot the
City Hall In ss.s city (st which place alsd the
t~eny eighth day OF December thousand eight banded
hty four and TO copy Of your 70 he ssd
crmpl.lR, the ssbscbsr 1t bis Office ct No IS Cham
ber,,t in said city within twenty days ssr the ssrsse q
this you exclusive Of the day Of sueh
vice; snd You an the sss complaint wixhn
time sfoss the plaintiffs 10 this action Oil sRpy 70 the
Court the relief demanded 10 the eompdat Dated Do
cen Der nah UH PHILIP MfLsPAU SH,
NIL Isv2ws Attorney for Plaintiffs No Is ChAnk~ss 1t.
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Wd,r-Gure.

GEORGE L. ADAMS, NJ. D., WaterCure
VI Ph,,csn Is. r.nov-d froa No 81 Sieh.s, TO No ii
kmjty e. ofoekyn between Clinton -na Court where
he hss avg. spd pleasant Ror. sof hmea nssr Of
P,su Boa der. Also will ssi; Ps,en their no
RyFEStxcEs-D- q Rosmsn, Brooslsn; the Rev He1yy
vsrc seecher. Brooslyu; the Rev samuel Lcorellow.
Rroo.lyn Mr. Benny Bowen. BrcosJn; AE. James Free
iuS IN oshp. Ar - Brcwn srocslyn
CUkE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w Ne IS L.i.ht &C. R TRAIL, n d Proprietor.
Accom- hurir-6 patent. comrstent female
thy.ci.u. couofv e,tsAshnent 81 rishkhl Laoans Or.
o. W NAV R.sic.pt Pby.c
NJ AThR-CURE, corner 6sh-av. and 3Sth-st-
w Or STEW Cpupil Of Pre-.nI and EARLIEST Auericsa
satsOr ans practitioner ws,ercersl and pr TAtLok ~
sse pat. above c,;y psssdse sft-eAeA Pre- Lectures
Saturday evenings
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MI Isvi2ws Attorney for Plaintiffs. No Is CAAnh-sA
SLPEEAE COURT, County Of 0neida.-Boltls
- Meos and Elis. Ann he wife. Fr.ns. seo,. and xsry
nssdssbs, bis wifi. plaintiff, ..an.t Hsny w.snsr sad
.d s"tI,, Am E.~oh s..of isn.s a.~afss ise.ss.d.
bfsnf son q Jobn wssssr dee.s.ed Fsses Mas Mag
ret vie Of William n Harlem, William II. Huikn,
osihsrts "ssnsI Nee ".r,er eheiea o. seh:si
HENRY WAGNER sso MARGAhEt. bis wife, hssssrt
Vilsns Hesry Rawortb. Georse hsvorsa Eiz.ssth W.
RsUorh Mary Frances eaveTth asd Nsssre Ana Rswoh,
heirs Of gsss Ra-oh deess.sd John Mcintyre and Joss
pbne be vhe Barnet Vsnsr tLafsnt sos q yohs
Wagner deceased FsDei Mag, Msrluet ~ife Of William
h. Bsrrscn william Harrison C.thsrins A WsyDsr.
Sehse Warner ehidren Of Michel "ssnsr deesssed de-
PENDANTS. Ycq ar. hereby 'ur%oa,a sss rsasn'o .asysi
Clerk Of the above Cos the CITY o. Uues Cosn,y Of
oneds State OF New YOs the Iotb day OF April 1884
Of ,ouy an. ~ on n o. oce No rs Broadway Cy Of
York within twenty s.,s ssr TIE service hereof exeiu-
con p.ipt a. .ossd tho psnus. Win sppy the Court
for The relief densesea 70. compliant Dssa Asri 10 1874
eEi''tsHAIsER' IT, f Nc z: s s.ss::
CUPREME COURT.-PETER +. DEMA-
- REST sssjpst AsRAM FAILING, RICHARD ROB-
BINS Then - Clark George M.sehss John T. Stow. D.
Noble Leor ard. Asruus Csndse John Russ Jr, Chsyes
dell Leeiep Consn William Lo,hrop dram Bart. Hof.
e,by Wism Larsvo,tby James PIoudoot and rbomss
B.sb Pusst % an ors.r supreme ststs
Of New York made In The above entitled action d bearing
s y. o. s1 asE 's cosKs %
GAhoISER X BgEsg. are required To In and proys
fber eebs before the subscriber William soiss the ssssse
eh.nre 10 e City Of Yort On before the 7sh day
Nay and the said creditors Oil notice tina. Ia defsu
e er sppessr pusinee Of this noses they yin 30 er
eued from tie bnst OF tho decree ndsneat 70 Be med
william BnlEs. Referee
ala iswews WEsf 4 GLOVER, Plaintiffs An'neI'
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III AhDwAnE. Tho largest and most CON-
H plste ssso,,m.n,of
AAkDwARE. CUTLERY. EDGE !Toots Ae;
eoresn:sed IN essbkmen for th. city .sd country
usde, can be found Ia; CEAs ;. LirrLs's.
Nos 50 and - Fulton 81
JAMES o. MORSE & Co., No. 70 John-st.,
~ New Y@t-D..l-r, IN I'll descriptions o. PIPES for
bTEAr, GAS. snd WATER. and haDufsczres Of every
reiy Of Sl1TIhGs for the ZANE. together With proved
Boilers and Boiler Fines Buildings ss'med oJ Steer. Hot
Wstr GD AppG,iu for to~ factories and private dwell
insa
old COLONY IRON Cos SHOyELS,
" SPADES ard sCOOps-A full ~. rn.u;. foE s.le y
JOINS sUssIsG Co Ma 3 Clis = n. Y.
CCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns No. l
- G.t.heie and go mixed osTs best Pig Iron, n
sPoFfoR o. TILgsToS & Co No 20 sro,sry.
WHOLESALE DEALERS are invited 70 call
soct selected In the t-s mari for
see and oer,c FL sale low for cash or approved
silver PLATED wAaE-Te, AID cesse Gets, with
sop Bowls usch CsEdleks Casters, plain sad evolT-
4Dg; Cste- Bsssets &c
TAbLc LUTLgRY-Fite Knives. for table and dessert;
Oyser-Kbi,.s sut ricbs -kee.e>eoops C1rkscress lie
JAPArfERY-Te4 TIs's sl szes; Toilet Sets Chamber
Pal. Knife rr.,s, Pis'e Warmers IL
BRIG At TlNwARE Tea sed Coffee Ur, stesi Dishes
With Temp and hesters; Oys:sr ChshaE-
Dishss sop Ture.ns Tea and Co6ee Pos.
BRITANNIA HETsLWARE-CoS-e aud Tea 'ets choicest
style. Hosss,s Cups Csnsscis Tea Urns ard ket-
uts StiiiooDs
REsRIGRRAToRs-s ard pattern, Of approved
s.TBING APPABATUs-HiP. Planse. Shower and Foe,
Bsits
Trsvepr Bsi.. of srs.; Brubes Feather Dus;srs,
&c WHOLE Co No - MAIDEN lane
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UaIGnes, lewelrp, 81.

GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
" WARE tos.tner with rieh assortment Of DIAMONDS,
,no sl kipds Of 6ne q I'D Jeselry. 49,.
Gold Jules Jurssps.n Watches from ...tl ~ 70 80
Gole Robert oshtl Watches fism........ IV to l9l
Gold De'sehet Levers. ron. ..... ..:..,...; 20 %
B.s Albsrs Ware F.rks. spoons CAKE bAiaen Tea seH
lie at very low priees
All our rood. are warranted TO be as represeried
sQUIeP, LANDER Co. No. 81 Futon.st v. y.
- + r h b n s Il c o. -
y WATCHES, DIAMONDS. and JENELaY,
SILVER and sILVFR-P LATED WAAE.
No. .64 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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NETWORK and HAVANA PARCELS EA-
~ Press -CARRiNGrON Co viii d.psteh then ~ =
spt Ips, .. By the msil CRESCENT CITY bLASn
WARRIOR EMPIRE CITY and CAhAWBA. on the q
orb 18th 18th Of ssek notth Ne mail matter
Full invoices sUsd Parcels mast be 81 the once eei0Ie
o'cocs CD ,aiDs ds, Co al orders OF descIp
toI .ber city French. spanish and English sPofe' =
both Offees H.vsns ofhee No ~ CALI Tseon-
CAakIsGTON Co No rs BrosdEsy'
F.,t FIpr... BY the rev u 5. Nal steamer GRANADA
on TUESDAY, April II.
IT S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Wis
~ AsPlSWALL and PANAMA Californian are ln
formed that the Ps-sns Rao,S completed .Sd the usnK
fIhe Ishgus viii be .de BY RAILROAD rom Ocean 70
Ocean No uore Hul- Trsvell- No River Bosrnl
On FRIDAY April D. O'CLOCK P. N from pier ioas
Of U.r-,nst Sorh River si be DISPATCHED the r>et
stesm,hip ILLINOIS, A,.
To cor a. P.na-s With snd superior Gesroshp
JOHN l. STEPHENS.
spsr. boa, always rept a. Panama TO prevH; deecaeh ~
o. Aecidert
FOR passage sppiJ AZ The ConpAnys Ohee Nc " soSn
IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-for
" HAVANA ard NEW-ORLEASS-Oa TUssDAt,
Ami II a2P nom pier foot Of Warren-st ~ 10
nsw and eiessnt rean,hip GRArADA Capt s 2 Gnra-
Passage can be "eurtd q, the Comp1nys Ofee
Frrifht = New Orleans. 80 esnts per cahic fo1t .
Shipper will be supplied With bans bills o. sdoi OF g
rm silped BY the COmssry App icston $, hen onoe
Other form, sned and bb Of lsiins s 70 HtSea 1'
he tour OF sGiliuE " o-.--
For f,e',sl or pss.ss sppy the ces q The oSTGsIy
Ne. IN Nt,;-st, esTDsf CT "Artn nv
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