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THE TURF.

(,ENTREvIITE COURSE, I. I-TROrTIeg.--TUFs
~ day Dec. H. ., O'Clock, P. H-Massh, q 600 Nile
best In harness Warren Pea ,ody names r. n
Taooney; Hiram Woodruff names b. e. Know Noshing.
JOEL C0hKLfS, Proprie,or
DID HOUSE. HARIHM.-TR0rTING-A PURSE or
III So inside stake %, free 10 horses tia, never won
money Mile heats be. three In Eve saddles To on
Friday, Dec g. Entries 10 before O'Clock y of
the 7,h Brooks Hotel third and Idh
O. BROOKS. Proprc,or OF Tho Track
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LrNPIRE CITY REGATTA cLuB-A REGULAR MONTH
u mseing WIN be held his evening. At Ls usual place
No. 10 Catherine slip. aendasce requ.stsd a.
business cf Importance VIII be brought forward. nj
J. u. X. PUTNAM, Secretary.
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DcsTPoNEsENT-rRErMAN a 90 IS SPECIAL CALI.
4lrns = he D. mail George express
va route VIII not e. twa sn rrday
O'Clock; and letters TN ~ p NJ, day rang
seamer west, Mona.y, peccmbsr 70 at n
FREEMAN %, 10 Broadway.
LOST AND FOUND.
L'oUSp-A GOLD BRAcE1Er, WHICH NAY BE uAD
AT Eas, Iweniy.seventh street
U,ouND-oH FRIDAY EVEN No LAST, AT pgGK
up isrry silver Watch Ihe owner on pro.ns proper
PI,ins TO The gate tender
T sr--cERTIFIcArE NO s2, THRD AVENUE RAu
~ road Co 70 o. Jones for "a shares dated July n
7 osr-oN SATURDAY EvEsIsG LAST, BETWEEN
York small roll containing rs IN three hycs, one and
he other returned to w. d. Buer. a, the Leather Manufac
taress' Bank
I osTzoN yoSDAy, ssp instant BerWEEs TWO
upper part Of Broadway fur uppe ~ reward ior same al
% East seveneei Ii street.
I osT-EITHER IN AMrTY PLACE, BrEEcgER
L. Eshh avenue O. West Twenty ,l io1rh st. apan
500 Qbe pay which has Topped
@ win snSss e 81 M BE- ns
the lame with Richards haishiA Co 30 aud y barclay st,
T osT-A PocKETBooK. BETWEEN % JAY STREET
o.r @. els. check @ u.s. ss s
spssa ass ss sn asr, VIII ss's liberal reward y leaving
7 osr-A PRoMrsEoRy NOTE DATED NEW YORK
date signed and croorsed by W. s.by also drawn
~ Bank 81 Commerce OF his city. BY Richards H,gh
Co.. TO the order Of George Flags endorsed
hundred 6oiars dated December T. le56 Tue public
cautioned against negotiating The above, has Tie pymen,hss
been sopqed r. u. VAIL
Osf-FRoM TIE AsT0R HoUsr. DIE T. WHITE
IL and liver co'oge3 pointer Tho finder sii be
bic rewarded by leaving him al The orce the Hone
r. u. srErsos.
7 OsT-A BADGE OF THE NEW YORK PIeg DEPART.
IL No 2s Ia this CIT Brooklyn. The d.r ~ he
viii confer favor he owner Mr. A. 81 fyier BY
the house. No IT. Peters place Church street.
between Barclay AMI Vesey
r osr-IN GOING FEoM essH BROADWAY, TO 81
L. Bond street. sdys por esuonnae containing sum o.
The 1nder will be subsidy rewarded oy leaving ths
smme ~ Is Last Twenty fourth street..
DocKETBooK LOsT.-os TUESDAY MORNING,
ether In Second avenue 10 Laahan s'sei pore
oft~o five dollar gold pieces so dollar and ha gold pee
dnf and two hall dimes and cb.es for hs foarH on ne
Mechanics and Traders Bank drawn mi sgbsi ~ stephen
Hoterts and pay bearer and dsed Bcensers The
fndsr Will Tho hanks Of The by essus he
berai once Persons eannsd buying ala cheek
~ pAynsen has teen slipped J. ID. H. PUTNAM.
SToLRN FROM THE CORsHp or wAsHTScrDs ND
- Teach sfssts-A msrket wagon, painted dark esl
color; hsd odd hir Wheel tho front n ne boy
lower than sides s.d the shtiL a1.e@d "
he By bands len dollars rcwsrs viii be paid ~ the
uhderpgped on the 81 The properly
THOMAS wAlLIN6, 81 Hsshing'on Sfee.
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SITUATIONS xyssrnD.

GENTFEL YOUNG LADY. woo IS COMPETENT To
teach music on the piano dessons ot engaging vita
iady a. companion, 10 travel or SOUTH
User WIZ Hss Win hono hut most ahe partes
Easl broadway.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1855.

Mrs Husie and Mr. sanford were insured for 81 900
each In the North Carolina Mutual. This will not
their loss.
The carriage house OF David A. Ray, Esq vas blown
covn, and a carriage crushed to pieces. Trees were
boxn the roads, and the Warsaw road the
stag. did not here saturday till twelve hours af
ter due Ioetsesraph posts and wires Of course suf
fef~a BY both vino and fire.
fArR We regret 10 learn that the dwelling, crib, aud
outhouIes Of Absolam Davis, Esq, of Robson county
entirely destroyed and that Mrs. Davis, who was
IN saved With difficulty.
Also, that several houses were destroyed in Moore
csusiy, Of them beyond CARTHAGE and that in the
opposite direction, heuses we're burned between Clinton
snd wanaw Fho-nz extent OF the fires heard from
u shout hundred miles. We have no particulars Of
thee lat hre- except that the house of Mr. Craven be-
Carthage AID Bear creek among those stated to
have tstn barnte.
We have seen letter from Mr.. Davis, which says :
"A Gre which came upon US yesterday while we were
~ assting Beig hbor 20 his premises has left Us
fooa'sss hosssess, ana naked. Not one Of my large
fAaily has garment save what they have on, and my
son Rave not coat this frosty morning Just had
carry my hspless wife from her bed in my arms,
H. Flscc 81 safeey Ny plantation turpentine and all,
Consumed. nv stock neghing lowing and bleat-
iax Or lood aud nore 10 give th.m.n
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Ths Rssipsecsty treaty in Force.
ny TuE rRtsfDfNT 90 THE UNITED STATES o. AN


y
Whereas. ~ act of me Congress Of the United
States approved the hfth day 81 August thousand
eight luRdred AID hf four entitled ".n act TO carry
ins eject treaty betvttn the U1ed States and Great
htan sisuea 90 the afth day o. June, eighteen hun
dred ans hfty tour, l. provided that Whenever the
Frss eat OF the ILsd STATES shall receive satisfactory
evidence that the Imperial Parliament OF Crest Britain
shd the incal faramsnts OF Canads, Ae~ Bruns.
wick, koya scotia, aed Prince Edward Island have
passed Aws Their part 10 give fu .ect TO the prov
sons OF the said treaty he 10 authorized TO issue his
proc l.lnAton that he has such evidence,
And whereas. satisfactory information has been
Ceye BY that the Imperial isrl smsot OF Great Br-
tain, snd the provincial fsrlisrnsnts OF C.nsis New
Brunsvick, Nova Sooti., AMI Prince Eiwari leland
have passed a~s th.is part 70 give FUN effect to the
provisions q the treaty Aforesaid.
Nov, there ore. l. Franklin Pierce prepdsnt Of the
Upied state Of Amers co hereby declare and proclaim
that from ihs date the folio sing articles being the
grou th an produce Of the said provinces Of Canad
hu wick Noys Scotia and Prince Eiwari Island 70
wt grain, noor and bresestuns Of all kinds animils
az al nas fresh, smoked and saited meats cotton
wood sesds aud vegetables gndred fruits dried fruits
hsh u al hnas products d Va and ali other creatures
hynR 10 the water, poultry, eggs hides furs, skins
tails nrdresHed stone marble Ia IT. crude
wrcug ht state slate batter cheese talow lard horns
msnures 81 metals u all kinds coal pitt tar
turpsBtibe. ashes; timber and lumber ~ all kinds,
round, hewea ant sawed manufactured in wbole az
part frewood plants shrubs ana trees pslts wool
hth oil brucm corn and btrk, gypsum, grouui
ungroDut, kewn or wrought unwrought burr or
grinds'o nee eyestuns; hari hemp and too, unmanu-
iacturtd, unmsnufaetured tobacco rsgs-shau be in.
trod iced into the nitsd States free Of duty long
the said tpsty shall remain in force sabject, bo
20 be SUSPENDED in relation 10 tnc trade With Canada
condition mentioned the fourth artisle OF the ssid
treaty end that all the other provsious Of ths s,id
treaty shall 60 into effect and b. observed tbs part
az the United States.
ngton the sixieenth day OF March 10 the year Of
lord thousand eight hundred and atty 1--we, aud OF
the Independence OF the aea states The seventy nnh
nv The presiaent " 4 Many Secretary az sta.e
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sortslip Relief, Rowan, Rio Janeiro, Jan q
s,s.m.mp Hermann Hirs1. Southampton, Fob Is, with
ss%h ksras Foster chsiicn with d,. and
ssnFsrs 20 srenerd fileston Co;
ps.ss T .s S ssss.a Richmond with md'' and
sh,p MsmTli,, Davis Ner Orleans. % days with mdse,
sip clses wlitS Charleston days, with cotton and
sr cs,hsrae Andrew Charleston IL days with cotton
Nara indsSssdss' Or, Msrsn, AmsIr. and caas, 8,
day. With wiue Ae 70 stalker Co. March H. lat 70 So
9 ~ % s A en 'V
a. having been roored h heavy sea Wanted no assist
RsrA Densy lof Prospect Arer Ncgvi.s iS days with
~ III ape 81 Delaware -4w three Eglantine
r.. s.,ssssh e. ro,Ssses eay. cut 10Th IN gale
VI. snF into port she came out, in II days passage
,ussf 70 lses,si, ia. lad very heavy wcs,ssy ali tue
T.ass si,I r.ies = 70 NV. Has 6sea II days Of
b,Il e.n Taylor tst rsr,lss Adams. Gardens. u day..
VITA sasr 70 mhster Was tea dAys north OF Cape HATTIE
ns.s ssg si,gssn, na', Key we., rs, 2. with %el..
sasord - Nirk Has experienced succession Of gales
ss'eas IA So iasss 10 ". thrown ON her beam end:
hs.,y ,as. IRON Nv 10, boat .pli, .,il. sal,
-. .as ..y 1rs 49,, Or esT beam end, With every
nst A.. r.G wolfe, stnsri,, : days, With cotton, to
nal rs,sr su nOsy, savannah II days, with cotton,
M rlu,s N.Ils nsssns, Naples % days, with fruit,
Brs HART Orr Ressr,son, Jsemel "a days with coffee,
Rtls D.Sa WsI,,sr Williams, r.r. with hides, lumber
Brls fss. tSf csSsssi, rAson Hsy.n, IS days, with
bFlg Csr,as 10 Bosonl Ams,, us,ans % days, with
f' .s,.s ~ s,.... ~ s,s, sas ID
Brs tsft Ttn ~ N.rren fierson ssnA Ia Grande 9th
hrig he-s. gsr,is Cbsreston, dag With cotton and
ssAr Var, rsrres - Belfast, rye xs,snrs. Feb .
with nel.ssst " curtis G..
ssi .s.sl ~ Bas,oSD Lerd card,na' p days sugar
SIS alss,ns ilss, ., H.rp.rsn rhom,, Gardens. Is
SkfT 4 wssa mss, sA,.srss Fss ~. With sugar. no.
-. ~ a,s c.rs NJ 80 s"rir ~ tss is,h h. been
10 tss ssys ner'A =, ohnestssEus split sails, broke ga
sss,saR susI 20 colyn,isL Bradford ArseibO, PR.
Ia ~ rssss g.s. y I'D ir s.nsr. ias March IL
80 = ,'Es W. r.. 80, Hal. q seSTe.
sslr Rehsr,sar, sorro. rrsntiin, La e days With
~ - us.s'' 4 s,srss g" Has had very hsA sae'
ssAs s.,s n.isrSsl niss, s.o river, naval stores to
s,tss s,sss,.ss Sorr0- Aualara. 3 day, sugar to
-, r,issr.rA Z, ns,l.yer r,rs,s, Au,s.p,., IS
stbs " a4ss. ls.s ~ saslsTer, smsll Auakaps. q
80 ~ =! 49,. 80 cssa.,. rou snsS !. : iros,ssne.
ssr,h sS y - y % ssriss hsa'y sale frVm ne
ssAr t.l.si y nsss.s.l s,Vy A',shnps' Z; day, @
-. la r. b.,.s ~ ss.s IL e.. a i'
q. .ssr,ss N. a',ss, 80 ssTs Ps,sr psPli'
So N.las,s ~ ss.h,t' Sa.sLsa, s,,sssfa, 2 asy.,
sss5 80 , q. 49,. 80 ~. ..l 'p'r'ass' s''''
-, 80 r;,'., ~ S, l,.', ~. 4; if's..
~ s,'s ss.s s. i =: r. r. 'ifs'i ssl
80, "a 'ss ',,.'s s. ..,. s.iss s'
s.y ssrss q ,Esls 80 ,1.rise 80 ssA grssse frsn
~ =. ~. ) y. -. fl.csss as'iias tsi A'si
s.- n, sllp,s, .hT alashi %, Ans.. L,,iss,ia SRI
.'srtsy - sLsslas 80 y. y 80 $500 =
s,tst SUI y, 81 "a - sSas,sr Iss II "a. ~ \,
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Tho party which vent cut with the salt lake mail in
1ansafy, utuTsei TO Independence, Mo-, the 18th
mt They report thar Captain Sep,oe, who APP
pointed 6oyernor Of Utah has neither accepted de-
cAnsa lnai station yet. Brigham Young was still Gov
efBor ~ yaefo
They hit salt lake city on the sth ult. Snow very
deep the mountains, difcult travelling. They
net The party whch went out IN February al scots
Nwn getting ptosperousy. They met with no dis
tnrtanee tFlm ths ueiAns They report that several
TRIBE aisecsd and threaten bostities but yet
aepredsiNns have been committed. They passed
through az sncsmpmsnt % about hundred aud afty
lodge ~ Fieux, without mDlestAton.
The mad party conducted by Mr.. Jesse Jones.
OIL bridge came with the mail from Fort Laramie, and
also M add Mrs nsrracA, ~ 81 Joseph.
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Herald Marine Corresponasno..

LONDON March 1.-THE clipper ship Golden Gate, Capt
Dewing, owned By Messrs Cham bers uels.r of your
place has at this port after the
Of eighty days from from which place aid
the 25th November She into In the China Sea
BY the bark Homer of Boston, and consequently had put
into batavia to repair damage She of Beechy Head
Feb % but owing to the late thick weather detained
there for five days
This passage Is believe the shortest ever to this
from China by several dayo and places Yankee clip
Iers far ahead Of all others.
NEWPORT RI (Mercury Office, March l7-Arr plothoat
Sturges from cruise spoke of Block Island, bark
Douglass OF New York, Boston, briggs Chioopee from
Baltimore for Boston; Demarara from Cardenas for
ship Messenger from Indian Ocean for New Bedford with
12lO bbis sperm oil.
PHILADELPHIA March 49, MARI banks Jaro-
nico, Power Havana; Thos BALLET Dill Laguayrs Warren
Fher, Cole TURKS Islands; Elk Atkins Boston; briggs
sTngo Weller Srork Alfred E.a Reas.on Charleston;
CID 18th schrs Brilliant, Burong, Salem Henry vii.
son, and Catharine, Lorng Boston, Cannon, Cannon
Holmes Hewitt, and California Rodan New York; swan,
Rose Fall River.
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ock this afternoon His remains win be taken to Tar.

rytown Cemetery.
At West Farms wsst,hester county, Saturday eve
Ming March II, JAMES LAUDER, a native OF st. Ninan,
Stirlingshire, Scotland, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
this afternoon, at three O'Clock.
AT Newark, March NJ MARY ELLEN. twin daughter CT
Frederick and Sarah Mccain, agei Ia years months
and days
The will take pace from the Halsey street Me-
thodst Episcopal Church, at O'Clock this afternoon
The friends respectfully invited to attend, without
fnI ther notice.
On board ship Alboni, Monday, December Is, 1854,
Of diarrbGa, on the passage from Shanghae, EDWARD
KELLY marine u. S. navy.
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Hssrsrd
ship kebsccs N@w Orlssnss hNrks Leroy frs~ &C.
Gen Tsyier iron S.rssns. az. sAr sta lass sxssi
ship Agnes Peakes Rio yAnsro Jsn ~ GA tha sseoas
nighr out carried fore torm.sss res top
gallant mast main torssil yard saA sp, hest q lover
mast.
Bark Msrsvsi iron West ladies' rvPor,sa yesterday
a mistake.
SAILED.
This morning from Quarantine steamship Crescent Cy.
Havana aud New Orleans.
Bark Grsrsshot Hepburn for csnsry Issnas search
OF the cuprr Baker, towed 10 thi. nornnx w
steamtug Mercury.
Also I'D bark Virginia Busnos Ayres Flash ysrs craL
HindN
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T.legrapI,io Marine Reports.

BOSTON. March ls-The shp Flying Seud struck by
lightning Sept 30 not Deeembe as telegraphed yesterday
ship John Haven, Calcutta Oct - On the lOth
lat IS 90 Ion IS A. the Philadelphia packet shp.
bound Z.
Also ship Hydra Now Orleans: bark Maria win,On.
Sax annhh.
Afo banks Angela Brewer Mobile; Volunteer Smyrna
Dee q, brgs Iadoa, CArdenas; Mantano, do; spthre,
Pert au Prince.
Also chip Seth sprague, New Orleans; bark Nautilus
Palermo Jan IL.
Also arr brx Santiago. Jacmel, via Jeremie, Feb "a.
Also arr ship Saxon, Groton, New Orleans
PR0VIDENCE-Arr bark Edw Knudson, ApAiachcola;
schrs Mary Lane, Mobile; VIM Smith, Savannsh Sarah
Hills do; Worcester Rhodes and Hamlet Philadelphia Sid
18th brig Joseph Burton, Havana.
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Ths Urtsd States 'toreshp Relief, Lieutenant Com
msnars = c. Rosap, arrived at this port last night
So si RIO Jsnelro the 22d Of January The follow
inE - ~ a her ohicers:-lieut commanding S. G.
R0.sh sal ~ master =. Carter; purser Geo. R. Girls
sid rasssd assistant surgeon Edward Hudson passed
Hidrbirmsp James Thornton, W. Queen and D. B. Hsr
meny TIE Relief brings home a number OF sick from
ths Independence and Savannah.
TAs Reisf reports that the United States sOop Of war
Gsrmtniown and the st.amrr Water Witch at Bue
90 Ayres On the ed o. January.
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.I.trex CITY Naxxs

RrsICNAuos oF PAsroR key A W Mcclure u. ~,
pstor OF tie First Reformed Dutch Church Jersey city
has resigned has charge.
TIA MoRHW CsSaI.--WAter will he let into the Morris
canal on about the hrst day u April
CRY posTIcs The neat ehsri-r election will take
place IN shout three weeks time, and ths friends and
foes OF liquor prohibition actively preparing Tor IA n
event. TIE paramount question u this Of tempe
rance. and al Others saArcely mantioned.
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EPISCOPAL CoSnKaAroSs.--fhe rite Of condrrnston
adm nstered to eleven candidates.. BY Rev Bshop
Potter frday night last The services tsos p.a
the Calvary Protestant Episcopal FRYE Church. IN North
Fifth street (kastrrn dtrc'D before large audience.
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Brig Geo Jones' go tons eopperei In lssl Itie over
twf old sold by auction At Boston 18th
of administrator for 5000 half cash haaucs On tin. in
terest added. She was purehAsed In Salem
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In the city and county Of New York from the 10th day Of
March to the 18th day of March, 1856.
Men, 9S women, 90; boys, 1872; girls 143Total SIS.
Adults, 190 children $685. males 2S0 females 1885, col
ored persons 10.
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or ol
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors ofhce. New York. March II. 1855.
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HAMpros's VEGETABLE Trso1uRE THE


GREAT REsroRAroR AND ISvIGoaaroR.--It has
shown itself mr ct DO owerfuv curative of
NERVOUS DISEASES, @
Ia their various orms giving new life and yisor, re.
ssorug the shattered constitution and thus fusips
hcpe in place Of despondepcy By its rld pleas ant
and safe action on the stomech liver, tidneyr lungs
and the nervous system, II cures Dgspepstc Lirer
Complaint Diseases Of the Urinary Oygons Coughs
Asthn1d Bronchial affections Consumption Scrofuln
Cont Neuralgia, Fits. Fistuia, Piles, with diseases
arising from impure blood.
r. THE FEMALE SYSTEM 3
has In Da. HAMkTON'S VEGETABLE TING.
rURE 9 cure for its numerous and complicated de-
rspgemenu. Hundreds who have been debili.sted
and dispirited, and on the verge of premature
grave, have been restored By its to blooming
health, which we are sbundantlS able 10 prove BY
such host of
LIVING WITNESSES
a. think no other medicine can produce.
CURE OF COUGH. HOARSENESS. &c.
RINGGoLD, MD, April 10Th, 1855,
Mesus Mortimer Motcbrdy-0ents Ii 10 with
great pleasure that bear testimony to tbs he ealins
and curative powers Of DR.. Hsmpton's Vegetable
Tinetufe. Some time last Fall was taken with n
serious and bad cough, with hosrseness, 20 that /
could scarcely SPEAK above my breath called on
one Of your Agents for remedy, when he advised
using and In four days my cough and hosrssnsss
entirely gone. pow Keep II lthe xincture) -
family medicine. and won't be without Il II if can
be had. Yours respectfully. :,
81 per bottle, six bottles for e5
Sold 10 Kichuaond, BY o. 4 sTRECkER and
PURCELL, LADD Co. and 81 ell the Dfsssiss
~ Pstslsbsrs asd slsswhsrs. Call ana fss tsngh-
huBnm s
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The LIVER PMLs.--The Liver Pills of
Dr. n Lane first used by him exolusively in his
of Liver plant, that they became famous and
attracting the attention Of the medical faculty. pass-
ed into general use. They act with great Certainty
and regularity the pste Mt almost innm Re
the dispersion Of mis- disease and is gradually rsstor cd
to nesith. With some the effect IL almost nirscs.
having for months rssorsed drugs and ne6icins 81
Of another description in vain. Diseases of the liv
are very common in this country, and are often
frightful In character. Those who experience sry
of the premontory symptoms Of this dam ere AZ and
complicated disease should at once procure box
world Of misery. E.
P.s.-The shove valuable remedy, also nrMe.
usre's Liver Pills, can now be had ct reseests.
bic Drug Stores in this city.
Sr Purchasers VIII please be csyeful to ak for.
and take none but DR.. mLANE'B SEkMIPU3E
Ali Others, In comparison. are worthless
nh e0-d&elw
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SUMMllE.R!!, cLoTnIMa AND GEN y,

Subscriber has Just received his second supply OF
So Goods making his stock now CON plete,
srsc,nx all the lats styles Of Cloths and
yss,inss. Alss-Blact, Blue, Brown end Dshlla
0ress and Frock coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Coats all styles; Silk, Linen, Grass Alpaca Shsng
hai Ginsham Urap-d'Ete and Lutoug Coats; Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen and Msrseiiies Psntsi
Vests Of every style and quality; Shirts Drawers;
Hdkss; dc, TO which he would respectfully ask his
' T.. B. SPENCE,
nue No Ien corner Matn and 18th ata.
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Read what the Wing says about Simons'

Nead WHaL lH6 wing says about SlmOns'
likeness of the Rev. Mr.. Moore:
sPLENDlD Work OF ART.-We have seen a por-
trait OF Rev v. Moore, pastor of the First Pres
bytsrsn Church IN this city. which regard one
Of the most excellent wo-As Of art thst has ever
By A. s. Walter, Of Philadelphia from dqguerreo-
type by S'mons, of this city. The resemblance to
the original !. Q" perfect that eha think it strap
ii every friend of Mr.. Moore does no. at once secufe
scopy. They can be obtained of Mr.. sim3nr.
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I ISTEN AND o b SERV E.-As the

II <1lN1< y
IL season has far advanced and GOLDSMIT hay.
ing large and desirable stock OF Trim ninfs and
Fancy Goods on hard. will offer them at such rednc-
that are in need of anything In bis line. viii be
found among his stock Cambria and Swiss Edeiugs
and Inssrtings; Lise, Thread Silk and Bobbin Eds-
inss and insertings; Cambric, Nansook, Dimity and
swiss Bands Black Silk Mitts; Fans; Gents, Ladies'
sud Children's Hosiery; Cambric, Swiss and Check.
ed MuslinE Linen Hdkfs; Collars; Sleeves; Ins.ds
Capes; lnfsrts Waists Leather Belts Msntilias
tn.ny other new goods which has been recently
ce.ved, all Of which viii be sold at uncomnoalv low
piicss 0OLDsMfT,
jy9 205 Broad st.
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TOBACCO AGEN0Y.-G RE ENE

TOBACCO AGEN0Y.-G RE ENE,
l. HEATH h ALLEN, San Francisco, California,
and 1S4 Front ST., New York, sell Tobacco on COM
mission direct from and per account of the Virginia
naIufacturers, and to whom we refer.
reply to any qussoss and transact any business for
our house
Having established branch of our house in New
YORK. resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention to the receiving transhippng and
securing the lowest rate of freight free of commits
sionl on all goods consigned to our San Francisco
house. no l8-d&wly
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1QI WHITE LINEN g GOOD s

cI WHITE LINEN g o 0 d 8
l. cts FOR THE 4TH OF JULY II have now
open good assortment of White Duck Linen Frock
Goats do. Pants White and Fancy Mar.eilles Vests;
Frocks and sactE Fancy Cashmere do; Linen and
Checked Marseiles Pants. My stock OF Furnishing ?
Goods unusually good for the season, viz: Summer
Cravats, Neck Ties, Gloves, Socks, Handkerchief. .
Collars. Shirts Gsuze Meriuo Shirts, &c Those in
low prices for cash. All Cloth and Cashmere goods
at greatly reduced prices.
J. D. GOODMAN,
jyS 1874 Main st. opposite Eagle Square.
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PRICE REDUCED FOR THE CUTTING or
CHLDREN's RAIR.-I2t cent. for Boys, and 18a nt,
for 0iris, al JOHNSON'S
Shaving, Hair Cutting and Sbampooine Saloon.
js 80 10th street, between Main and Cary
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- FOR RENT-A small new house,
IN arc Eour Of Land enclosed, within half 8
ra!e ei he city lire, tor rent at S84 year.
J.f kEESEE,
10 z2-3's 18th st.. between Main and Gary.