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All Cases or Nervous Debility Speedily

Hey Eor q Razor.-Whaskc or Moustaches
forced TO grow in six weeks BY my onguent, which will
not stain or injure the skin. Ono dollar a bottle. Sent
20 any part Of the country. X. @. GRAHAM, 5S5 Broad.
way; Zeiber, A seuthThird street, Philsdeiphia.
Toofhache Cured In Five Minutes by Dr.
TOBIAS wonderful Venetian Imminent, or no pay head
ache in half an hour. Sold by all druggists and store.
keepers. Depot 90 Cortlandt street.
Conehs, Colds and Consumption can be en-.
tireiy cured BY using Or. y0SDEI.sMrrH's celebrated
Cangh Balm and Lung Balsam. 10 has cured more than
Eve thousand persons In this city. Sold only AZ 1853
Bowery, above Broone street.
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CHERlFFiS SALE on A sOAP MASUTACfoRY-oS
- Thursday, Feb. 10, 1850, n. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al l53
Troy street, consisting Of soar, potash, soft soap kettles,
frames, iron boilers, horses, .agons, &C.; aud immedi-
ately after, at $40 BroSl~ay, n large qulntIiy Of soap
in boxes, kc.
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uSTRAIA.-pIoSEFR uSE.-CARRYIsG THE
N United States mail-Ths new and elegant clipper
sLip GEORGES, 200 tons, for sydney and Melbourne,
now loading at pier No. Z East river, will positively aAii
on the Is. Of March. This ship offers . rnrs Opportunity
20 smigrate TO sydney, where immediate emplo, msu, IL
obtained At enornoasly high rates OF wages. Only 90
repaired 10 be paid here, and ESQ after ARRIVAL. " be- paid
out Of earnings. Tho Georges will be followed by the cello.
hated clipper shipsccean stsed and Nightingale The for
mer 10 sail about March 10, and the latter April 10. Both
these yes sels, on their second yoy ages, having made the
shortest passages on record the Ocean -tesc 10 eighty
nine days, and the Nightingale In seventy. i've days Ior
freight or passage apply on board, Or 70 X " CANE
HOS, iiC Wall street.
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A GEsTs wfSJ1-fok tEt4EG TAlIIsi sTgsEf
N 'ie-s a Ssr YORK hsauuial,y u~issirAs.d ~fts
t.sl Jl4s .ng syngs. AIDly, bsisssn 10 and ~ A. "
10 a Tall, 4 Co, 80 n~ioAfWAy.
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~ EW YORK And NEw RIEAS CON
IN Jany.-For New Orleans, stopping al Havana--
Carrying the United States Mal-1he steamship ca.
HAwBA, u. W. shufcldt, Commander. will eotnfnspcs
receiving freight on Wednesday Feb Il aud ssllfcf tbs
at foot 81 Beach street, North river. Freight for the In.
terror and for Mobile, consigned % our agents In New
Orleans, James Connoly A Co, will be forwarded free 81
oonmi,,isps. Passengers for HayAns must procurs
passports before leaving port. f6r freight OF passage,
apply 70 LIVINGSTON A 20 Agents,
81 Bfoadway.
v. B-Ths WARRIOR, j. u. Buikes, Com
nAndsr. will succeed III. Cabs sba, and sail Friday,
March 10. Bills ~ lsding must be sent In for signing
thu evening previous 10 the ship sailing
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w G. A%IBURTUs, A~ucTIOSEER MORTGAGE
w . sale Of carpets, rugs, and oil cloth. on w.ines
day, February lsih, at IL o'cloek, No. 10 Court street
Brooklyn, BY order Of 4 a.. LATIMER. Mortsayss.
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VT .. MEILOR, AU~cTioNEER-BY HOU6HTOS 4

w . ME1LOR, AUcTiOSEER-BY HOUGHToS Il
w . MRfI0R-Io morrow, Thursday. atIOk oicloek,
nj the sAlesroom liz Nassau street Large 10. Of superior
made cabinet furniture Of the latest styles and dssi2ns,
such % se rarely offered al auction, one fne toaei az
octave rosewood planoforte, made by Abb9tt, OF ses
York thres thick French plate pier gfssses, several rich.
y ornamented oval do. several choice oil paint ng., TO.
gether with . large assortment Of china and glass ware.
We invite our friends 10 examine the articles previous 20
kslc, with catalogue. and nov arranged for exhibition
The trade and country merchants can have articles
packed on the premises for shipping, or have them stored
at . reasonable charge. Cabinet ~fdrniture will com onss
elegantly carved rosewood pArlor suits, covered In rich
french satin material, plush and hair cloth, rich French
plate door armors, ctsgsres, ladies' vriting desks Ani
quits In complete sets, with marble tops. several richly
decorated and ensmeucd chamber suit, library ana
secretary bookcase, wardrobes, tets a tstes, sosss rock
ing and easy chairs, spring seat parIor chairs, elegant
centre tables, EXTENSION dining tables, osk AMI walnut
DO, carved oak dining room chair, covered In plush.
French and gothic beds,sads Of th- Izlsst design, to
sether with an endless vanety Of article, In the house
Furnishing line.
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4 GyNCY AND REGIsiRY UFFIcE-No 10 NASSAU
IA street situations procuftl isf clarAs, eSo'rae'ors,
~snzirssrs, hsntsst, p%srtsrs, ke., he aiss, .1l at AZ
general agents for all bpslnsa, transactions.
RD7g A 81
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A UCrION ~N0TlCE-TH0s. BELL, AUCTt0NEER-BY
"A BELL Il BUsH.-This day, At IL O'Clock, in the
salerooms, q Centre street, will be sold, for account Of
whom 1t may concern, a stock OF housefurnishing goods,
tin and Japan ware, stoves, ranges, &c, 800 pairs ket-
ties, chamber pals, tea and coffee pots, 80 watering do,
enamelled ware, wssbketties, cannisters, dust pans,
basins, ~crockery, and other articles In the line, to suit
families &c.
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o5,OOO-Madame Cllfton.-This Celebrated
dsctress, who has made so many enectusl cures in this
and other cities, offers the above reward to any person
who can surpass her in making the following cures
Rheumatism in its worst stage, piles, liver com plant
disease OF the Kidneys, heart disease, affection OF lungs
and slrother weaknesses that male or 4 female Is subject to
Madame % power Of curing all diseases is certainly
most astonishing; snd all those who are troubled with
any disease would do well TO call on her, as she cures all
hours from 9 A. NJ until 0 p. n. Residence IS Thomp-
son street, between Broome and Spring streets.
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GJiIck GUARD -TM fwrsnrM AssCAL
NJ h@ll " hs Caf<k Casrs IN aAs ptae. - ths
<peno Hs1rs eb nars<sy ssssirg. Pss 10 49,.
fvHN c.RLaND, rtNutg
saxDa pz.ss S-s.~s
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wv. Writer'S A~rCTIoNrIg, Will SELL TITS
w day, nj 'i0s o'clock, A. la Canal s,rsst, By
virtue Of ehattsi mortgage, all the gen,sel Household
other chairs, esntre. slds and .I,sp slon t.sle, 81.
nsms PIER glasses, bookcases, maatel c~rnaments, win.
dow curtains, shades, Brussels snd Other csrr@'s. Oh
cloths, mahogany and cottage b>Sstea1s, hair AMI other
MATTRESSES, feather beds, bisnssfs, spreads, sr..s NJ
ana other bureaus, uashstsnds, tolst sets, china, ria.s
ara plated ware, cooking and Other stoves riA'sd ware,
kheh's furniture, ne, By order OF the mortgage.
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FIlHE NEW fUKK AND LIVEHPOOL UNITED STATFA
i Nal steaners.-Ths ships composing the line ar
The following
ATLANTIC, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Constock.
Pacific, Capt. Nye. ADRIATIC, Capt. -.
These ships have been built by contract, expressly sor
government service. Every care has been taken In then
eons.r 1etien, a. also in their engines, 20 ensure strength
and speed, and their accommodations for passengers are
aneql allied for elegance and comfort. Price Of passage
rom New York to Liverpool, In drst class cabin, $3.50,
In second do. e75; exclusive use Of extra size state rooms
e326, from Liverpool 70 New York, 30 and 20 guineas.
An erpereneed surgeon attached 10 each ship No berth
lseursd uptl paid Tor.
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HESPTcTAmE GIRL WANTS A sIrCA1fov A.
n washer and ironeri can DO plain cooking pocsr %
ferfnco can ~ given. Can b. ssep Tor iro Gays az fgs
A,lsn,te street, corner ~ Henry, mo.Ayn, sseoel ro0F
front room, No ~,
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FIRST CLASS CARVER AND STEWARD, VINO
esn Furnish the besi " references fro n hs last
en- ploy,rH, and understands every Daurb ~ ~. tasf
ness, ~snts a steady situation has been IN tie t4sntEa
ts,en years, snd vnl " not a. hrst, ba,s ~ objection 70
work A. seoout. Address, 4. H., fsraia oniss,
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II 0TEL FOR SALE AT FoRDHAM-WILL e SOLD
IL a. public auction, Feb. 10, 1855, J. MILLER 4
CO., auetoneers, the depot nj Fordham, Known az c. j.
sntton's Hotel and the adjoining grounds, at ~ o'cloet,
on the premises, BY order Of the Supreme Co1rt, uadef
the direction OF ". & wetmo-e. The sale will be pos!-
lars, inquire on the premises or OF j N. Miller h Co. ,aae-
tioneers, 10 Maiden lane. Also, 70 let a cottage and
garden at fordham m. Inquire at No. ! Allen street.
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RESrECTABIE woNts WANTS A sIrCATipS A
"A cool, washer and ir0ncr - aiso = good bake good
city reference given. Apply at ~ y ,snth asctns, Do
twesn Twenty fourth aud Tscniy NTH streets, hFs. fosr
back room, fr two days,
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TT 2 MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN-
u. wall and anama-CsiiforniAn are informed (by
authodty from the Panama Railroad Company that the
tran st OF the Ittbmus will be made by railroad, from
Ocean 10 Ocean. No more mule TRAVELLING river boating.
On Tuesday, February 20, AZ two O'Clock y. NJ, from pier
a. foo. Of Warren street, North river, viii be dispatched
the feet steamship ILLINOIS, Captain II. J. H~artstene,
u.S. NJ, 70 connect At Panama nth the new and supe.
rior steamship JOhN j.. STEPHENS. A spare boat
always Kept at Panama 10 prevent detention, In case Of
accident. No freight received after ono O'Clock on tho
sailing day. For passage apply at the Company's Office,
IT. West street, 10 J. ". RAYMOND.
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DIET sfRyAhH IOR HO~TEL5-BoARnlsC n0l ~
ID and yuvsis families, can Al~sys Ne ob.s rsd IN tho
greatest cboiee, AZ soris 4 Cohhsfts, 27 Broadway,
corner Hssfs street Also, GsFasn karilsh, eeo'eh. snt
Irish protss'api, female sui mails lsip, Ia tile Or N abe
branch once. lnl GnensIeb aiI.rt.
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COOKS SITUATION, n TO Assist ~ wAsnSg
and ircniuz, wanted, by = rsspsetAbis yosss
vomsn, who perfectly sBdsrstABas her business. Cool
city references furnished Apply At 10 EAst Tvas,y
.seord sirsst, bsisssn FIRST sad 5~cosi Areuass. Can
Ia seen for two days
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ANTHONY J. BIEEcKER, AucTIoNErR.-LARGE
building lots, together with six brown stone mastic
buildings, finished and unfinished, situate on both sides
S q S shs CITY sy'o ~ S .shiy o ,ssild sSa HySsy, !. BhE iscssss1
win sell, on Thursday, Feb. 10, at II O'Clock, ut the
Merchants Exchange, the following described property,
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth s~trset-Eight lots,
forming the entire front Of the block on the west side
Of Ninth avenue, between Eighty third and Eighty
Rishty-fourSh strest-Also, IL lots OF ground, with
six three story finished and unfinished hrst class dwell
Hngs thereon, situated on the south side Of Eighty
fourth street, commencing 100 feet estofNint avenue.
Eighty third ~street-Also, 10 lots Of ground, on both
sides Of Eighty third street, 8 on the north side and IL
on the south side, commencing 100 feet west Of Ninth
avenue,
Ninth avenus-Aso, 1 lot and i gore lot on the west
Eighty third streets, and IL lots or cores In the rear Of
the same, and adjoining the II lots fronting on the south
Ninth avenue and Eighty. fourth street Sir 6ne lots
OF ground, with house, garden and carriage house
thereon, situated on and next the %northwes. corner OF
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth.street, i've fronting on
the avenue and one on the street.
Also, II gore lots In the rear sf the above, or on rear
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth s~treet-Also, Q lots
and 8 cores, situated on and next the northeast corner
Of Ninth avenue and Eighty nth street, ave fronting
on the avenue and two on the street.
Ninth avenue-Also, 0 lots on the east side OF Ninth
avenue, between Eighty third and Eighty fonf.h str Gets,
street, andi lot and 2 gore lots in the rear OF the same,
2 fronting on the south side OF Eighty-fourth street.
Also, . lots of ground on the east side Of ninth avenue,
between Eighty second and Eighty third streets, distant
20 feet 8 inches south Of Eighty. third street.
The location Of the above property is about the best
on the whole island, being situate In tho immediate vi.
cinity Of Manhattan square (already opened and paid
for), and the great Central Park, being about one block
from either park. The neighborhood is blilding up very
rapidly with first class brown stone and mastic front
houses, mostly occupied by the owners thereof. All the
property adjoining the above I. owned BY large proprie-
tors, pledged to keep the neighborhood free from nui-
sancss. On the whole, the above sale offers the best OPP
portunity for . safe and profitable investment that has
been presented for years past.
The sale win be positive, and every lot offered will be
sold without reserve 10 the highest bidder. The streets
are all opened and partly graded. The terms OF sale
viii be liberal to purchasers, as so per cent OF the pnr-
chase money can remain on bond and mortgage for Ave
years. Maps and further particulars can be had Of the
sucti sneer, No. 7 Broad street.
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ENrt0YnrST -pErSosB wIsHusG DsrT 0rHUsf
II ~ which they ran make from o. 10 si2 = LAY, -MI
- furnished with instFactl0ns And I'll ths nsr~ftay 10
formation BY enclosing u cents IN cab ~ pss'A 90
stamps, toll 1AckLE1os, tor t.Teo. Iosi omss
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A UCIION NOTICE.. BOGART-ACCrT0NEER-BYS.
IA Bogart. Thursday, Fen. Is, NJ 10Y O'Clock, at the
new sales rooms, corner Of Frankfort and William streets,
one block from City Hall, large sale Of furniture, &c,
consisting of parlor, bed room and kitchen furniture,
also q lot Of fancy goods, dry goods, &c. .
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N ID. NASH, AUCT~I0NEER-srORE 3l0 BROAD.
IJs way.-Morigsge sale Of lager beer saloon, on
Wednesday, Feb. IL, at the store, at IL o'clo:k A. NJ,
consisting Of tables, chairs, sofa, bar fixtures, &c.
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HE'LL, PylReOs a LAtIg, al BROADWAY
VII stFn this morning, several tass - bs'eg'
totes, n The meet sirNs, ssslxn svsr ssLnsie4 - a.
~ site, s@.sral cssss ~ Frp.l sfxasfles aoana
.ahesss brtnssnfiss q isiDss, A., Tsy eh9le "a
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IvoR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA-USiTED STATES
III NAL Line The ner and elegant s~teamship
hhOASILLE, Capt &. u Lpdlov, all leave Ns- rors Tor
Saw nsb on Saturday, February II, from pier No. .
North river, al . O'Clock y. N. Balls Of laaiDg signed 90
board. For IRE gbt apDiy on hoard or for r.s.ag., 70
sANUEL D. hiICHIfI, - Iroad-sy FOr Forfis,
through ucss,s from Ner York 20 Jssssoovnis, al %
Plata, ga. The Tiords, Capt ", . wOoihan, I'll
succeed, and leave On Wednesday, Tes. 81
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rLEHK ~ a LAWYERS oFricg WANTED, WHO
~ can vrt1 rapidly aud rsii, ons ~to 10 tusFarinz
for tho profession Of Law ~ps,fsrres. Apply V " w.;.
sea, ~ broadway, third nor.
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I,OR CHARLESTON N FIORfDA-uyirED STATES
in mail seml rssty line. The Tinted states mall
'pamshlp kAsHyItIE, ". Berry, coDnsntsr, IN
IsAye pier 4, North river, for Charleston. On Wednesday,
Tsb. 10 at , o elo,h .. ". precisely. y0r freight, sytly
On hoard, Nhsre All bills 81 iadiry sb - sgues, aud foe
Iss.hgs, 10 the ohes 81 tPoFfORp, Ti1rTOS a 90 /,
20 Broadway 1hrouEh ueksts ~ fi0rlta. - fofbrs-
Jacksonville, 81 FlA;ksi sa8. The tanss Aqgsr I'll
succeed, and 'sys on nstarsHy fsb. H.
LrUR NORFOLK, FETYIlsBUrG ~ HCIdrSD-
IL The United states mail sisamship JAHEIUSS, l.
Tsrrilh, conmADssr, ell lsAvs yss ~ North river, On
fatrSeaJ, fstfEafy IL sts oelocs y " Ill srrivs In
Sorftl Tho neat Aftsrh0os, snf ~Petsutgfg aud faeh
mopd The ioD0- md nornisz Iryn Sorfols passengers
for the Engtb poessA BY railroad direct, via MfoaSh
tl~fets from Wssoa W Nlm.ozion Argust., hs -.
ssgs and fare % str'on, ~ 70 Petersburg N1d hles
HSbd, tio, stesrags hall price. Aprly "
unfAM A PiEAsAsfs, - Bro&dwsy.
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Dor fTeight or passage apply TO
EDwDk. COLLINS, No. SO Wall street, New Yort.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO, Liverpool
sTFPHkS KESNARD Co. q Austin Friars, London
y 6. WAINWRIGHT 4 90, Paris.
GEORGE II. DRAPER, HAus.
The owners Of these shipa viii not be accountable foi
ECld, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones On
metals, unless bills Of laIng are signed therefor, aas
The value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers plesse take notice, that the snips Of this las
cannot carry any scoss contraband Of war.
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4 AwYIHfs CJpK WANDA YOUTH yff0 ~ A
IL s'aisri - A-, sn3 has hsd ssuss srye saes 70
TIE fosiss 81 a.. bssn.ss rrrfsrrsi. Atdr~ss, "a
sss, gasLseausn. and sadrsss a. sPpl.asi, Z n II
boz ! all Poet Omcs. :
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TWO C1sTS o NV SUMNER snGs VIA Bg
L oJsnsd v nesrov, Tstruary i1sh, Al q. g~r yAfa.
y tftwAkT A 60. Broaivay hAmbfs AL Ese2e
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r. FORGE COOK, AUCT~IoSEER.-GEo. COOK WILL
NJ sell this morning, At l01sIo'clock at lT6 Green ~leh
street, an assortment Of household furniture, rofas, bed
steads, mattresses, crockery and glassware, carpets,
desks, platform scales, &c. Sale positive, for cash.
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HOucEHoID FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
II Al 1913 West Twenty-hrst street. Administrator
sale OF furniture, carpets, &c., including o the piano
pier gissses, parlor and Kitchen furniture, without 70.
serve, Thursday morning, Feb ID, ~ 10 H., sra 60
postponement
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r Apy's MAID wAsIsD-0Sg wHo Cls DRlse
IL bar, % ~ tee asuslins and is1.s, naas ffe.s~~
and DO One ewing Mons ned sppiI pho ssaps, fern an
good references. eau A. 10 sssosd s'snss bs.sssa o
A. " 10 ~ s'ctg-ks
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STEAASHIpS BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW Y0Rx
~ 6irect-Ths steamship ALPS viii sail from HAvre d.
rect for New York, (xtthout calling Al any port In Eng.
land on Saturday. bth Of November. The rates OF
freisli and passage nj drst and second cabins win b
very moderate. The sailing Of the succeeding stsamss
vii be shortly announced. The rata a. insurance .
Trancei 10 lees by ships from Havre direct fer Nov rorA,
than in ships calling At An English port Apply 10 Hayrs
and Paris. IL Boulevard dss ltaliens, 70 Donald Curtis,
or in New York, 70 T. CuNARD, 4 Bowling Green
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Powder Mills blow mp, Steamboats, blow mp,
locomotives blow up, but GREEN, l Aston House, has
never yet been "b]own up'' by q customer, for the simple
reason that his shirts, made to order, always fit, are ex-
~quisitely made, and delivered at the expected hour.
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EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCrIONEER-BY FRANK
IL LIN h NICHOLS once ~ Nassau street-F. y.
would most respectfully announce 70 their friends aud
the public that they win give their prompt attendance
TO sales OF household furniture, merchandise, Sc., at
private residences and stores.
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ID rxsAsIa, hEhkANT.-oNE CAPTUs AT rHE
Ill maasfsS,sfsrfs depot u Bru,sl ssd c~lss.niy lsss.
Jtiys IEIEgDiK ~ Bros8wAy
OIL ltJIFIisG yREsgI WOW Cok.Ef1-xKs
- OAiNCE al open on Wednesday, the issh lasaxn.
sLoiLsr inportstan u the abors 6~ssaiifui htunx eof
tsis alec, t-o cases n ehp1rsssi and mLs.s. Ter
pre-. aeou' bali aspsiy shAggei. Is Isif4 srsuss.
EsAF Tshth street.
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10y c. A. WATERBURY, AUCTI0NEER WE MAKE
ID . special sale on Friday, February 10, for account
Of the importers, OF gold watches and je~elry, set with
diamonds and other precious stones. The sale Is posi-.
tive, by catalogue, for cash, at our store, 80 Broad
STIR ct, and commences at 10k O'Clock.
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Watercure, Northampton, Mass, formerly Of Rochester.
NJ. ~ with his wife, are at the st. Nicholas, where they
will receive calls a few days, from 10 A. VI to 3 p. NJ.
DR.. II. Is we'll known for the success 81 his new method
Of treating organic weakness, loss OF the use of limbs,
dental to women; his work on motorpathy can be had at
rs cents. Refereaces-J. b. T~readwen, ST. Nicholas Ho-
Tel; {. w Robert, No. Z Lafayette place; ". d. Abbott,
Broadway; c. G. Burr, editor Natioral Democrat; +. W.
Hunt, NJ. D., No. 168 Thirty-seventh street; Rev. J. p.
Hovey and lady, No. 100 Fifth street; and G. r. Mer-
chant and lady, No. 300 Broome street, New York; Pro-
fessor George Bush, editor n. G. Repository }. Q. Morse
and d. Demarest, Newark, ~. Keep this as reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

n fha gmI-wASTs a rT.Gcg TO ~ CHkwBER
VI or general house rort csI 81 u iAsfsns stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

Dye. A. WATERBURY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
ID February Is, We will sell Havana segars, wines,
and brandies. Wholesale purchasers and the trade e
morally are requested 70 attend. The goods are OF late
importation and first class. For fall particulars, see
catalogues st our store, 80 Broad street, on the morn
ing Of sale, which commences .. 10h O'Clock, and win
continue, without any reservation, till every article Is
aaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

HENBy I. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
IL OF sleigh robes, furs, &c., this day, q, store corner
OF Broadway and Walker street, at l0h O'Clock A. n. and
"a 7. NJ, being the balance of the New York Far Co.'S
goods, all OF which must be sold TO close the espaftrer-
ship. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

Two Weeks MOre.-The Books OF tho Cos
m~opolitan Art and Literary Association will close on the
Gath instant, in this city .jAn subscribers 10 the Knicker-
booker, and any of the other three dollar magaxness be-
fore that time, will receive a certificate OF membership
In this association. Subscriptions received ct No. 2 As
tor House and at the Knickerbocker Office, 38 Broad
vay, up stairs. Catalogues gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-14

THE LIVERPOOL y PHILADELPHIA
Il Company intend sailing their favorite steamships-
CITY OF MANCHESTER -. 2 i25 tons. Capt. wyle.
CITY or BALTIMORE, (new).2 9, 53s tons. Capt. -.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. 2, 7c0 tons. Capt r. Lsitch.
Saloon $50, so5 aud sab, according TO state room.
A limited number OF third class passengers will DO
taken from Philadelphia and Live pool, and found In
provisions.
Prom Philadelphih -. $50 From Liverpool .......ets
Parties Wishing 70 bring out their friend, can obtain
certificates Of passage, and drafts ON Liverpool, In sums
OF 81 sterling and upwards. Apply TO SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent, II Walnut street, Philadelphia, ard No. ] Broad.
way, New York.