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nIsPATCB LINE FOR BAN FRANCISCO THE NAG
~ nincsnt A first class clipper ship WITChCRAfc,
Freeman master s receiving her cargo at pier No.
East river viii sail for San Francisco before
Tuesday, 18th March, and Is expected TO finish loading
Tuesday next 9th. This famous clipper has made
three TO San Francisco in 1o 1o7 and 81 days.
euccessvey. shippers win please hand in their bills OF
adng for signature soon as their engagements are
completed. Special Notce.-The vessels Of this line
win hereafter Advertised for certain date and posi-
lively sail on or before the day named.
SUTTON CO., "a Wall street.
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SPORTING, &C.

sgIRps. BIRne -, NEW srocK OF iGpoRTED Ca
- naYes lcp eds bullnnches, golldaches, chaf.
fsch.s Siscxbiiis earrings thrusheP, sssus lEnst
aiackins ris iea h,ds ear inas geona parrots sc
Tor sale st ~ KESTS BH0THErS - Fulton street,
corner Of Gcn. Aso, cages au1 tso'g oonrtspfy ca
hAn1
nFoCKING BIRD FOR sALE-A GOOD sISGFg,
III Addrsss y. L. :, box 1879, Pcs. oaBce.
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months. Thers are about forty buildings clustered
around this NINE and making . respectable village;
for they have their Catholic and Protestant churches
their schoolhouse store warehouse, and DOCTORS Of
Hce. is Of the mines that gives character TO this
country upon its success depends the confidence Of
all stockholders in copper mines and II viii maintain
that place until others shall shot An equal success,
and share that responsibility with the Minnesota and
Cliff mines
The Toltec Mining Company, of Lake Superior,
has assessed its stockholders two dollars per share
now in coarse of payment, since which ths stock
has advanced. Sales have been made at 494. Ths
mining property in dispute between the tiicnesoss
Mining Company and the Nsiiooal has been decfssi
to the latter company, not by court OF law but by
the passing Of lew law ny she Legislature gf me
State Of Michigan. While the dispute was pending
the stock fell from $50 to S. Since this legislative
action II has risen to $l34 per SHARE at which sales
have been made. We are informed that the Cliff
Nine 10 turning out one hundred tons copper
monthly, the Minnesota " 80, the Isle Royal "a,
the Albion II, and the Copper Falls Is per "a head
stamps, besides the meas and barrel work. The
Norwich had so tons out on the lst of January and
expected to get 80 more In all January.
The public debt Of Pennsylvania on the LIST OF
January, 1855, compared with that on the LIST Of
January, 1861, according to official reports just
made to the Legislature, presents the annexed ex-
hibt -
PUBLIC DEBT OF PENNSYLVANIA, JAN. l, 1851 AND 1856
lS56-Jan l.. Funded debt. 0s4, 914 80
lhIunueu 90. 4l7,l9l ~
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TURN luRE At PRIVATE SALE "A FAMILY LEAy
II ing the city dssire 10 sell II bargain quantity
~ INST class Ion and Brassels carpets
extra large SONAR. mantsl rror, add other desirable
furniture. tsll at NO, Bend street
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|NPPER SHIP SWORD FISH, CAPT. H. n. 0sGOOD,
~ for San Francisco, is receiving cargo ut pier
North river, and will positively sail before Tues
6sy goth inst and is expected to finish loading Tuesday
next 18th Shippers will please hand in their bills Of
lsdrg for signature their engagements arc
completed For balance Of her small capacity apply to
SUTTON 4 Co. 81 Wall street
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AsTROLOGY.

A S1R0LCGY-MRS FLEUaY FROM PARIS, Is CE.
~ brst,c IL eyrlaioing the plsBo.s gives iuform1-
ton I'll rtsiions ~ NE. Csn be consulted a. 253
RTooue street She slso cells Pracess wash, eosmecs
hnc p.riumeries.
NH ADAME ALVIN FRoa PAhIs, TENDERS BER
WI services the ladies ard gru t.een in phrenoo
AZ BY boob and science. Sue b. eOnsultsi about
love marris ~ business &c and all toll the ne OF
the LADY or geutiernsa thsy si marry also the n me
Of her ysiters. Madame ALVIN ccnSersss In English
French and Gerasn. Rescen,e 200 sowsry, first
stree.
MRS HAYES r THE o. LY CTsAR-slGHrED PER
V son 80 have 10 tbs couutry, wlo en- give n cor.
ret accom-. OF dhcas.s abs n friends &c. sstsiac.
tory sxamina ions given . all, charge m,da o..
hce 10 spring street. rosr tna very
DOCTOR HAYES, Eec,r.ean
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ID DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TINES
III For CahSornia-New York aud California Steam
ship Line, vim Nicaragua-Accessory Transit Company
Of Nicaragua proprietors Through in advance Of the
mail-seven hundred miles shorter than any other
route avoiding the deadly Panama fever and two
miles Of boating in Panama bay. The splendid double
eng steamship STAR OF THE WEST $4,000 tons bur-
them Captain Turner, win leave pier No North river,
at O'Clock p N. precisely, for Punta Arenas, Mon
day March u, connecting with the fayorite steamship
Nevada Vov tons1 oyer sns ,ts ,is
by first class carriages Several new and swft iron
steamboats, have lately been put river and lake,
which shorten the time the transit from to
These steamers unsurpassed in their venti
lstion and Accommodations. For information or pas
sage apply only TO CHARLES MORGAN, AGENT No.
Bowling OR. en- Letter bag made up at the Office.
N. B.-Csmmsn cing the Goth of April the days OF
leaving New York will be changed to the 9TH a0d 10th
OF each month.
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DOR LIyERPooL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
u ship Pacific, T. Nye, commander This steamship
VIII depart With the United States malls tor Europe
r BERTH at the foot Canal street. For freight or
fort, apply 10 EDWARD X COLLINS. IS Wall street.
Passengers are to be on board ~ l O'Clock
sail April Shippers please take notice the ships Of
this line cannot ry any goods eontraband ofwar
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The steamship Baltic, from this pos. for Liverpool,
to day, carried out 81 ls7 1858 OF in specie, princi
pslly in bars. The closing quotations for bills on
Lond,n were 81 81 per cent premium. Ga Paris,
&C. 135 q 81. ia.
The Legislature of Indiana have passed the Safe
Bank AMI the Free Bank bills since the Governors
veto, and they arr now the laws OF the State.
The warrants entered at the Trea.ury De ,artm mt,
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A SMALL LOT OF GENrEEL KITCHEN AND BED.
~ room furniture, nearly new, a co np'ets set %
cTochery &C. for sale bargain also apartments 20
let suitable for a fmall family. Address Abingdon,
Herald office.
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Mr.. Albert II. Nicolays regular semi weekly auc.
ton sale Of stocks and bonds will take place to.
morrow, (Thursday), at 12a o'clock, at the Mer
chants Exchange
At the second board there was NO change Of con.
sequence in quotations. The market appeared 10
be steader, and no disposition was exhibited to
force sales Cumberland Coal advanced per cent?
Delaware and Hudson, 1; Indiana SIS, 4.
The jefferson Insurance Company have declared
Q semi annual dividend of three and half dollars
per share. The Atlantic Bank a semi-annual divi-
dend Of five per cent.
The Civil and Diplomatic bill provides that here
after the New York Assay Office shall be alo we'd 10
refine gold deposited in it, sending only the ballon
requiring coinage to the Mint in Philadelphia.
We zee by the Boston papers that In consequence
of ZONE of the railroads out Of that city hayiog
raised the price Of season tickets TO commuters,
considerable excitement existed among tia. much
abused class of citizsrs, and that measures were
about being adopted TO place lines Of omuibuses on
the different routes. These rail- DAD commuters are
a source Of great trouble to railroad com anies
They are continually grumbling about the high rates
required for tyansportat on, and If the roads should
carry them for nothing they would iud fault with
the time table, or something else. These comma.
tiers are q class who fly from the city to escape
taxation and high rents, and, not satisfied with
the facilities furnished Tor getting to and from
| their residences, are continually demonstrating
against the expense inflicted upon them by the
railroad companies, ard threaten il the rates are
raised, or even sustained, to put on lines Of omu
buses. There people probably pay on an avera &c
| about one quarter Of q cent q mile Tor transports
ton, while all the railroads of Massachusetts do not
average q net income of three per cent on their
cost. 1t ia full time for railroad companies to look
out for themselves. II they cannot get travel that
psys better than cnc.quarter Of cent per mile
they better not have any. Railroads have been run
long enough for the public, add It Is time to Look
to the interests of stockholders. They have the
poaer in their own hands, snd II they do not it
it is their own fault. Property in the vicinity Of
Boston has been increased in value one hundred
fold by the numerous railroads pane trating every
section, notwithstanding which we ind those kno
have In this way been most benefited loHdst in their
complaints against any increase in fares. Indgna-
ton meetings have been held in this city aud
vicinity by commuters, and the managers of our
railroads denounced in the strongest terms for pre-.
cunning to put up fares. Railroads are poor property
| enough at the best, and those who are directly
benet'ed go much by them can certainly afford 10
pay remur Grating rates for transport ation.
rbe trsnsac ions at the Assistant Treasurer D
,fice tc. day were as follows:-
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LNRENCH WINDOW GLASS.-7,500 BOXES WILL BE
IL sold low for cash, in lots to suit purchasers E. P.
DCKlR LA Chambers street. two doors Of Hudson
River Railroad Depot
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DR: REUBEN F. BUTCHER WILL LECTURE ON THE

nR. REUBEN F. BUTCHER WILL LECTURE ON THE
~ diseases Of the chest and digestive apparatus,
in the Dutch Reformed church. in Grand street. Jersey
City The two splendid paintings the Goddess Of Fash
ion and Powers Greek Slave Will be exhibited both
in9s; also several listed anatomical paintings in oil
coors. How to prevent all chest diseases without cost
or medicine win be fully explained Admission
evening, rs CENTS both evenings, 371s cents Doe gen.
teman and ladies' both evenings one dollar chill.
dren under twelve years of age half price, Lectures
viii commence at III p. N.
T,LEcrRICAL PsYoHoLoGY.-DR. BENTON GAVE
~ free lecture yesterday afternoon to the ladies' at
hundred present. lie lectures aud expermeu:s again
ibis evening. 1t is expected the house viii De full.
Office 43S Broome street.
~ ERMAN LECTURES-sECOND sERIEs-yHE
" fourth Of the second series OF German Lectures will
be delivered at the Mercantile Library ate Aston Opera
Or. A. Wiesner Subject "Reminiscences OF the Lake Of
Geneva" Entrance rs cents
r LECTURES IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE, sPING-
IL Ter Institute south OF Union square, by Ellie Char
her Of Paris, professor In Peugnets institution The
fourth lecture OF the course VIII be delivered 10 night
Thu rsday March g. at O'Clock p. II. S.bject-Frauce
in the seventeenth STANDARDIZATION and Louis XIV
Tickets, so cents We take much pleasure In commend
ing this to students and lovers of the French
language Prof CbaIhers character and attain ne nts
enttie him to the confidence and regard OF
nifty. G0RHAM D. ABBOTT, Prin.ipal
r EFT US LIVE TO BE USEFUL TO MANKIND-NE-
II chanlcS Institute lectures f0r l650.-Fno Hon,
Lsdock Pratt will deliver the twelfth lecture OF the
before the MEMBERS At tbs nsttute this
(Thursday) evening Subject" That noble animal the
Horse" 1be Democratic RevsE in giving extended
notice Of COL Pratt " In selecting the founder Of
Prattsvie the subject of this memoir have been
actuaed by desire 10 do nered honor to that nobl,
and enttrprsiDg spirit which the characteristic Of
the man, and to spread before the rising generation OF
our great and happy country the benefits Of his example
He stands out in bold relief first making his fortune In
active business and then aiding in the COUNCILS OF his
country" The lecture win commence at O'clock and
free admission TO ALL Hon. Jaoge Edmonds sil lecture
on Thursday ing next BY order,
CHARLES II. DELAVAN.
Chairman Of Lecture Committee.
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w,,tRNITuRr FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A GIN
II TINA desiring TO remove "a the country golli
lie 90 Dispose OF his entire fufDtars, excepting bedding
and Is.n or would exchange for unucumbered proper
~ in this city Brooklyn lease ~ the house, which
sired The amount Of furniture i about ~, 500 Al
dress box I,2sl, P,st Once.
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OTEAMSHIPs BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORK
y dirsct.-The steamship ALPS will sail from Havr0
direct for New York. without calling at any port n
England,) on Saturday, 2bth Of November The rites
Of freight and passage Hrst and second cabins win b
very moderate The sailing Of the succeeding steamers
will be shortly announced The rate Of insurance in
France is less BY chips from Havrs direct for New York
than in ships calling an English port Apply In Havro
Paris Boulsvards des IAliens to Donald Carrie,
in New York to e. CUNARD, No. 4 DO Wing Green.
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EVERGREEN TREES.-PERSONS WISHING TO Or
u nament their grounds with Nor way spruce, silver
FIR, or arbor vita, should address soon d. A. RAY,
Paterson, N. J. N B-No charge for packing and
shining.
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4 usTRAlN PIONEER IINE-CARRYING THE Q.

A UsTRAlA PIONEER LlNE-CARRYING THE o..
"A S. mail-The new and elegant clipper ship
GEORGES 12t0 TONS for Sydney, 10 nearly loaded,
and will be despatched in few days Intending ship
psrs or psssene ers viii apply at once few nrst
cabin berths, and some second class. The oelsora.
ted clipper ship OCEAN SIZED is nov st her BERTH
pier No East river, receiving cargo TOR Nelbourns
made the second best passage reeord-ony eighty
nine days Has excellent Accommodations for passen-
she viii sail early in April She viii be seeded BY
the magnificent clipper ship NIGHTINGALE y Nay
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA sTEAMsR1

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
l. Company intend calling their fAvorite stsamshps-s
CITY OF NAN HESTER. q, 126 tons. Capt Wyrs.
CITY OF BALTIMORE {new) q 5S8 tons. Capt -.
Saloon 500, SEQ and SOS, according 70 state room.
limited number Of third class passengers win "a
taken from PhisdelphiA and uvsspool and found IN
provisions.
From Philadelphia. $50 From Liverpool ..e4E
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts Liverpool In
of 81 sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMTHs
Agent II Walnut street, Philadelphia, and No. Brood
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E'OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.--THE U. 8. NAN.
Il steamer ST. LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, commander,
win leave for Havre touching at Southampton TO land
the mails and passengers Saturday March TO- at II
O'CLOCK from pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street
Luggage wanted during the voyage should be sent
on beard the day before sailing, marked below No
freight taken after Thursday March 9Th. For freight
SO Broadway
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TJyoR SAVANNAH AND FIOKIDA-UNIyED STATES
JIG Mail line-Tbe new and elegant steamship Angus
IA, Captain Thos. Lyon, will leave New York for Sa-
river, at O'CLOCK p NJ Bills Of lading signed ON board
For freight apply board or for passage TO SAMUEL l.
MITCHELL, 10 Broadway For Florida, through tickets
from New York TO Jscssonvs, $31; 70 Pstka $33 Tbs
knoxville Capt @. d. Ludlow viii succesi and leave
or eaturday March II
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The increase Of capital Is at the Broad way Bank
$1,000, and Il, the Washington Bank $50 900. rhsre
has been an increase in every department.
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I,0S CHARLESTON, 8. C.-THE NEW AND FAVOR
II rte aide wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, II.
hodsdoD, commander, viii leave Phialelphia for
Charleston, c., Thursday 18th March, a: 10 A. NJ.
sage apply to HERON & MARTIN, 371s North wharves,
phils del mia
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ISOk SAVANNAH REDUCED.-tHE UNITED
II States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt
X. Heroic, will leave Philadelphia for savannah on FRI
day March 9th at 10 O'Clock M. Fare $40 stserage
s.. The Keystone state will leave sbovs March 20
and 20. AgeDtsin New York SCRANTON TALLMAN,
10 Old Sim where state rooms may be sscnrel.
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FURNITURE,

tt1 600 "A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND
Dl.LOOs SECOND hand furniture and household
suods Brooklyn Tor sale The having died
Gently tns stock viii be sold low IL Will De proved that
twenty thousand dollars has BEEN made in this ou
sipefs In this store and within tDyears, upon eppli,s-
to NJ ~ BARKER, 103 Fulton street, New forS, IN
the bookstore, ard all other particulars given.
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T0LT'B PISTOLS OF ALL SIZES SINGLE AND
~ double guns, pistols and revolvers bowie knives,
shot bags and powder TASKS gun locks and parts OF
locks and all Kinds OF articles for gun smiths for sale
the lowest price and reasonable terms A Mbsrai
discount made to the trade. For sale by
A. w, SPIES h co Of Maiden lane.
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EOf IrelBht OF PdbHago apply 70
EDW'D K. COLLINS No. Sc Wan street, New YORK.
BROWN, sHlPl.kY CO, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., q Austin Trisrs Lord01.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT d CO., Paris.
GEORGE DRAPER Havrs.
The owners OF these ships viii not Be accountable for
sold silver bullion Specie jewery precious stones
metals, unless bills Of ladng signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice. that the ships Of this z
sannot carry any goois contraband of war.
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shTHO WOULD NOR POSSEss BEAUTIFUL HEAD
w Of hair TIE receipt OF medical preparation
which has never failed restore the hair although us
In thousands Of cases The receipt si be sent 70 AM
direction the receipt OF Letter containing % cents
In postage stamps, post paid 70 Dr. Ellis broadway Post
Q@es. Letters answered Immediately.
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II ECKER'S FAEINA, PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
III families, delicate and appropriate food for
all seasons and of the most economical nutritious
and wholesome preparations brought to the table,
emne ntly combining the qualification Of the palate
with ample and healthful sustenance Of the body Re-
tailed by grocers generally, and Wholesale by HECKER
& BROTHER. Croton Mills 20l Cherry street.
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Tor CHAIR ESION AND FLORIDA SEMI WEEKLY
IT United State mail hne.-Ths steamship SOUTH
ERNIR, /. Evan, commander, viii leave pier No
North liver Saturday, March 10, a. o'clock p M,
ptctely For freight Apply on board, where all bills OF
fading will be gpsG, and for passage at the Office OF
stOFTokD, TILksT0N CO., 80 Broadrsy Through
tickets flores follows TO jacksonville, $3l; TO
pilstta, 4a3.
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HOE'S CARD PRINTING PRESsES-THREE FOR
IL sale very cheap. Apply at IL and IA Pitt street
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GLOVER sEED-eOO BUSHELS PRIME FREE IHIO
~ and Pepnsy lvaDa, in lots to suit, by
DEBAREsT & JOROlEaON, 100 Barclev afro t.
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CITIZENSHIP CANADA FEBRUARY s, 1S55.-MESSRs.
- d. g. J. MOVER, Liverpool Gentemsa-Ws the
undersigned passengers board this ship oasider IL
duty we TO the travelling publ as well ourssve
express disc afaction in having had comforts
and rights curtae5 by the occupation OF large por-
ton OF the saloon With We also desre 70 express
opinion Of the improperly OF loading the deck Of the
ship with Goals on leaving port, and filing up other
places with cargo, VII Oh usually appropriated to the
stowage Of stores, &c the'eoy stl further deprivpg
the passengers Of their usual ion; and, in
case OF bad weather, en3angering their lives and the
safety OF the ship We are, gentlemen, yours respect
fully,
Thomas Drew, New York; c. j. Housh.or, Montreal;
James Jobnson, Live pool Waldo Maynard, Boston; v.
Huden, Montreal; i. G. schomburg, New York; e J.
Hun, Alton, III q. b. Thayer, California; Az. Meyer,
France; Jacob Pnii San Francisco Cal AAoph oecbs,
Y,rk; Il ]. Eacon, soefheld; VIM. Mexican, New York;
c. j Campbell Cape Breton; A. McGliucsy, Cincinnati
: Eellin New Yosk; DR.. +. J. Mranis. Meyico; ca.
Pourdin, Paris; +. Dame. New York: Emile Graner,
Paris; W. scuny lilu2is sa4dlcton Masters, ErglAn
r. Plonordon, Montreal
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n,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATED
l. Mail stsamers.-Ths ships composing The linz aro

ATLANTA, Capt. West. BALTIC, Capt Oomstoek
PACIFIC, Capt. Eys. ADRlAI1C, Capt -.
These ships been built by contract expressly for
government service Every has been taken In thsix
construction also In their engines to strengths
and Speed and their accommodations for passengers
nneQnalsd for eeg and comfort. Price Of passage
IN second do 376 exclusive use OF extra state rooms
$685. from Liverpool to New York 30 and 20 guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each ship No berth
secured until paid Tor.
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mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURGE
respectfully informs his numerous friends tn
public that he continues practising successfully the
different diseases Incidental to that noble animal
horse ut his fire proof establishment with twenty.
two box stalls tor sick horses at the Of the golden
horse 13l Chrystir street. between Broome and Delaney
streets. DR. Williams experience for examining horses
for soundness favors neither party.
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I1oR kICHxoND AND NoRF0LK.-TEE STEAMSHIP
Il jamestown, Csptain Parrish, is nov loading at
pier IL North river for Richmond ADD NoEiok and win
leave on Saturday afternoon, AZ o'clock.
LUDLAM & PI.EASANr5, 81 Broadway.
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III OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND LORD RAGLAN
Professor Holloway has by order despatched to the
hospital Of the army Of the East the celebrated DR..
Knowles with large shipment OF the ointment, to be
used under his instruction. Il will any Sound,
Strand London at rs cents, 62 cents and 81 pee pot.
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IILECTRoOTNG, NO. 60 FULToN STREET, NEAR
IL Cliff street-A H. Jocelyn's original New York
electrotype Establishment sements great
Queen snts for publishers and others to duplicate, In
copper, their wood sngravings and type pages. All
eectrocass done here to print clear and
to be unrivaled in sharpness and durability 1900
cuts for printers hand from which electrotypes
are furnished Orders from The city and country soil
cited Prompt attention and the utmoit perfection
ranted in the execution Of all electrotypes by
A. H. JOCEIYN. Nos, So and 60 Fulton street.
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INSTRUCTION.

ID y. FOSTER HIRAM DIXON GIVE LESSONS IN
De bookkeeping, writing &C., Once s4o Broadway,
lAppleton's BuDdng) where gentlemen qualified fos
the counting house, In superior and expeditions man.