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Let Me Afflicted Read and Ponder!


Az iSF,LLtnLg REMEpY for scrofula kiug's Evil.
Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutonrous Lrupions. Pinrlcs
pustules the Face. BloiChes, bO r.thronc Sore
Ewes, Ring Worm or rcttrr. - aid Head Enlargement
-. ratn of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulres.
'.'.'.'tic Disorders. lumhago, Spinal Complaints,
nnu -" -ases arising from an iniuiicioususe of Mer.
,rnce in Life. or lmpurity Ol the RiOUd.
IrJThis great Alternative Mr,liciue aud Purifier of
Hood IL used ~ thousands ui grateful patients
from all parts of the United sta"s, who testify daily to
lie renarkabe pnriJ"mel by the greatest ui all
mcdicincs 80 ENRTEH'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Ncu
ralgia. Rheumatism. Sctnua, EruVtiOns on the skin
Liver Disease. Fcvrrs. Ulcers, old Sores Affections
the Kidnevs Diseases of the Throat F"n,sle Connians.
Pains aud Aohug OF the Bones and JOINTS, spe dly
u To flight by using this great aud urstinlahe remedy
For all ds'acs of The Blood. nothiu. has yet been
found to compare with IT, II rleanses the ~ stem o all
impurities. gently aud efficiently the Liver aud
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion eve4 tone to the
Stomach, makes the skin clear aud hpalthy, aud re
tho Constintiou cnfrcled hv disease broken
down b? tue excesSes of YOUTH To It's pristine vigor and
strength.
cosmetics used A few doses oi Carriers SrAStsn
MyrvRE Will tcmove al Railownrss of complexion
ring the roscs mainr 10 he check. give elasticity u
the step. and Improve the General health remark allie
degree, beyond al the medicines ever heard Of.
Tleiarge number If certificates which We have 'erei
vcd from pcrsors from all parts Of the United states is
the hest evidence that there is Hunt ug about IT, Tue
press. hotel keepers, magistrates physicians aud public
men, wei known to the community. al add their test
mnny 90 the wonderful effects Of ihis GREAT BLOt u
PURIFii Il.
Can on the Aavxr AVID set a Circular and Almanac
aud read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
medicines a. ~ rfnrmPd.
None genuine unless signed KENNETH & BEEHs
Froarlrtors, No. aPear atreet Richmond Va; whom
orders i supplies and agencies must be addressed
II. ALEX NbER ST Clairsvi.le.
Jas. Baker, Wheeling.
Nm Onnhar, UnontOwn.
Geo. q. Rmhrl, Flushing.
u. :. Clark, Morristowu.
u. II. Mott. Garuesviilc.
VI. u. Miles & Son. SumrrtOn
Aud NV Dealers in Medicines rVrrvwhpre. Nov. 10.
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The Catholic far surpas.es other remedies, in tenr
moe tain less EXP, nsve and leaving tue system in
ettet condition. Lei al interested call aud obtain
ia mphei ree) aiming ample rrroi, ilon the most
re- able sonr ss, the cuefcbi results oi its use;
together with lett from highly experienced yscians
who have used in their practice and speak ironihcr
own observations.
r. n. Peckhnm. NJ H.. Utica. n, Y.
l.. d. Fleming. NJ. D., Canandoigua, n. Y.
Nj. ". Mills, NJ. ~. Rochester, NY.
n. V. Foote NJ. De- Syracuse. y.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. D.. Daliimo, e. Md
&c. Orrck, NJ, ~, Baltimore. Md.
W. W. Reese, NJ. d., New.N ork City.
W. Prescott, NJ. H., Concord, N u.
J. +. Newiand. NJ. ~. Utica. Y.
Rev. e.. :. Beard, Glenn Springs. :. G..
yLcter adrssedt &c care OF Mr.. Curtis Hatch agent
at Raw =, Ohio.
To hiARcnrsl.--l have been ten years troubled
with Female neutrality-suspicious. hteri, and all the
attending difficulties; at times rendering my lite most
mist able have had the attendance OF some of the
estphysir ans ith hut little sncCcss the most they
could do to relieve cure was out of the question:
For five months heIOrr commencing with your medicine,
had been able To ppriO IN anv la'Or. could walk
lu few ,teps at time, and .cartely went out of doors
in short, was completely protrated, 10th in holly
and mind and expected 10 drag out the rest Of my days
in suffering and misery. But, reading your advertise.
ment wrs Induced try your invaluable me iicne
called l'terinp Caiho on as the last resort had not
used it week before felt like another woman. BY the
usp OF tn ec battles was enabled TO perform all the labor
or six in the family with and comld could walk
ANT where in the hc ghhorhDod withuu ujury. Moth
ing Int oi my duty 10 you and to the afflicted,
has induced me 10 state MY cese to the pbc. eau
safely recommend the prcpa at TO all those suffering
like myself.
isignt 81 Mns. SARAH a. BtsnoP. o
Frpetoi,. Portrsre Co., Ohio. Dec. 81. 1859.
UPJ. n. M4RCHlSI & Co. Proprietors,
Central nepot 3O4 b. oadway, n. Y.
HUMPHREY ALEXANDER, .agent, Druggist, ST
.snn sod by Jorn Mclean. Cudiz; n. n. Fawce,t, Mt
Ieasant; j. w. WarfeId, Fairview; Breutlinper &
rmstronr Wheeling. Va. apr. :. is5i-Iv.
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AA INDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
w always to be had, iulstge or small quantities.
apr2 ". ALExANUER'S Drug store.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
1hc steamer will Arrive,

The steamer will Arrive,
Loaded full of Dry Goods.
/ THEREFORE | will Sell my Stock
Goods, Cheaper than ever was sold IN the Western
CounTy. 4
will sell good black SIX, I'd. wide. for s!l
" " - in. wide " 1j
e" slk OF all other eoors al any
iheve Large and Splendid stock of French English
aud American Metnoes.
will sell the best fine Merinoes at 10
American & English fromIlsl to 81
English Mcrinoes at 31t
Such no Westetn Merchant ever saw before in this
country.
have 70 pieces Of Aipseas Of all colors and stvle.
which will sell cheaper than offered ~ this an,
other market. have splendid stock ofDelamcs Anc
Cassimeres Plain Fieured Strped Barred and all co
ors win sell lie hes, quality a, s5c nave one of ih,
best stock Of Gnghams You ever saw, Will sell Cling.
hams al 10 cts per yard such as sells per ls have 0W
pieces al the TEST CalIOes you ever will sell al 81.
such as have heretofore sold al I9l. have large
snrnent of sIawls, of all kilds aud coiors will sell
shawl: 3! yds long at $780, and others almost at an,
prce have large stock OF Flannel Of all cOors will
sell Red Flannes almost yd wide for ESQ., have
ry arae stock of Musns, beached. Unbeached Glazed
and OF all colO,s for ID sl have Ij pieces OF Cassi
and Cassnelts viii sell Cassinrtt for rsir oi
Pants for 81 So good sold last year for $500
wi. sell good article Of Coat patron trimmed ior
5000. have the largest stock OF Ready Made Clothing
ever lai. which viii sell at almost the purchasers Of
Er, ave good stock Of Boots shoes, Hats Caps aud
ITO isaud articles too tedious to mention. which
wit s'il al the same rates. want all of my old cuso
mers, aud thuusa new ones, to come amt examine
0r themselves and they will get first rate Bargains 10
their Satisfaction, at the Dry Good store Of
SAMUEL KLINE.
N. B.-I have Splendid sto-k of silk Bonnets, of al
cOors. will sell souie a. low as $3.50 and any Other
Chemzrtt under.slceves and Collars, which will sei
cheaper than ever was offered in thus Market. An.
ting ave in NY line Of usiness will exchange fo
all KINDS ol Country Produce. s. X.
ST. Ciairsvhle. Nov. 10, 1854.
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\ } ENG dcsirous of reducing their present
! stock as much as possible, he. a ~ N
fore The tpeung Of Spring Trade, * .sssS,--sS,1
wiiner fur CASH their entire stock tfs5yS - III
nf Winter Goods, at COST Cumpri- ltf=ikG1 .lNf
.ing sill the Largest and most drsi.
irl'r stock IN the City. Etnbiu. F--zfHs7sssAaE
cling in part
~ .ong and Square Rrocha Shawis.
luU Clnaks and Nantes oI Velvet. Cloth aud silk.
9OU I.uur aud 50 Coih ShawS, embracing some ofthe
richie 81 liroche shawls and Coaks, imp0rod-also the
hala, c. Ot their stock of
Wool. WOul and silk and Wool aud Cotton Dress
Clouds. leImg stiI the most dGsirahe assortment Of
plad Wool CashmCrrs. ell W,o' Dc!aineS-printrd do.
Caphuercs. MHnhOu CiOakIng CfrtnS aud Irin,min =,
Buuuels aud RihOuS, Fihnneis, Iiusrvs. &c. &C. We
asn wish tn call attention Ia (il) srgr stock 1t
Silks, ein racing than lutu yds of shade.
sty vie aud quality, which together with n variety of
Goods wl,l he offered at greatly rfdrrcd pricc1.
STONE& rII 1NtS.
Feb. IS, 1855. 10 Wheeling Va.
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{ Z Z Z Z Z. Z &
ruE MOST LxTRAoR ISARY
CURES OF CONSUMPTION.
Are made here at hoiuc aud certified tc ty such men
us W. u. WRIGHT. NJ -, J. L,wsoS. VI. d.. Wm.I g..
Sarru. ". D., I =. JnnSsoS, a., Carr. NM .PE,Rrg
Il. :, MrLroWp, Esq. aud othe's WHO wili huown
ctI1cns OF Cincinnati.
0rJ"CALL UPON THE AGENT.k0
Aud &c, u amplu aud read their certificates In iu
and you must be IlIy convinced oi The
MERITS or aus MEDhlsE.
n tAUTiOf Reware of Dr. Hali's rulmons.
Elixir! Hso Dr, Hal stuugh remedy, which Is on,us.
tIucs ralmcd uf ur the genuine.
" hE suRE and ask Tor nr. WN. IIALLs BALsAM ron
1HE 1t Mas.
Genuine, ssned by o. Il. BAKER aCo.
Far sac by
J, w. toLLISs, 81. .Ciarsvillc.
u. MuSrny. ilrndrN shuTg.
=. SWAN, Morris own.
HAISks tATrHEN, lOydsville,
HARHy GtIss hi grpUrt.
J. S ANDERSON, Brllairc.
!, + GWt MEL, JaCu shurg,
a MArsos, Ientrcve.
a. ARMSTRONG, Armstr0Sg's Mil.
II a. Morr BNuesvillc.
Waheid Il tru,tru do.
w Y. no sEI D0rsey's Mil.
Dorsey n &Ca.iap,na.
J. u. ARTIs, SHweilsviIle.
- nOoLsy a. NJ GREw, MATlinsville.
NN. sLSE. NiCholsvHe,
VIZ MiLgs~ SrN, Somerion.
March =, ls55,-3m
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TESTIMONY FROM ONO


Jon. HOFFMAN, Jromesv,lir ohio, May 3Oih. Is5a
sad: - write IL state Ter lour sasiacton aud also
recommend TO he, a highly vaurlde medicine, which
know from having used u IN NV avn family ln my
entire saisIacIon. Al who have used il give TIE
srrrueS \, MrALy, Canton, Ohio Nav II, is5a
says "ilarinG head your German Bitie's higny re.
commended nom sources IN which pacrd unch Sond.
denro ordered lonr bottles nom CIe, eiaud One OF
ihcm gave Ia daughter who has derived great tan.
ont lro" IL twn"fthe "thers sold immediately, aud
wnui IKE You tosend me- supply nj 1t 10 sell"
JonN CLARK, linu swick Ohiu. MAY 20, IsSi, says
Your Gcrnat Biittrs have proved successful IN ever,
io' itself afcat leuIand"
InoaAs LErvnFoap. tovIugton, Ohio, December a1th.
ie53 sayr IVY wife has been affected wth tile Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia for number Of yeas, during
whiLh timo have spent great deaf kr dncong lut
sho received vary lito ene0' thcrelrom AID final yhr
doctors SAID rhe could not he cured. Last she
concluded tn Try rour tors, she tOnk two hol.s and
ever since taking them she has been allie To attend 10
her business, unl lately sha hat new attAc tut
has a'atn commenced the Bttcrs have snlI Uuc A
nnhhrr orholtles through her in aud s-
far Asl eau esrn. II has given sat oi,n 10 nil
DAVID ABnoTT AusiinshuTs Ohio, Dccom' or ! lisa
sdys: Fcrm To hear testimony to tho nbre ~
nea'y nl yon, German hitrfs ~ the cure of Liver
vetely afflicted VIII disease of the Liver 80 much So
tha, ala uoi az eettoliVe. Ut by tree use Of c Ri
,thahks 10 Kind Provide nee fnd yseIfPnlirpIy
ment." ''''N'
rlose nluc,s are entirely vegetable and free ftom Al
colo'lc stlmuSnt aud all injurious uPrcdenls mild u
their operation they s,rcnsihsn tie system never pros
They sn'rsly vegetable and free nom all injurious
sod ny dealer. in medicine ovrrywhsrs.
H. kIEXaxnEp 81. o.ir.virs.
&C. Martin n Co, Agents.
Geo. q, bethe. hinF,
WIN. Dunbar .,...n wn.
m.n.T oarassvin,.
NJ y. \ - ~ son, SONS, on,
dnd by Dc, erstn Medicine verywhers.
November lss
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wv
ifthes ar l'RoLArsrs
'iTEtt, ~ Falling OF Ito
Vou b; tLuoR 9Lnrs,
" Whites; CHRosIc
srL,MNATIos an III.
CREATION oF THE woAD;
IsclpEsTAL lIRNoR.
RnAoE, or Flooiing;
pAtsFuL, SUPPRESSED,
AND IRREGULAR Mss.
srRUATIos, DC, with
all iheiracconipanying
evils, (Cancer except.
ei. no matter how sc.
we're of how long stand
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llR. J. D. MARCnlSrS CELEBRATED
CATHOLICON.
For ne reisf and Cure Of suffering Females,

IL siaud pre- eminent
for its Cntniive lowers
in all the diseases for
which Ills recommend.
ed, usually called
'emaie eOm-
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HR. ]. ALEXANDER has removed to
~ tho Seminary property 81. Clairsviip, adjoining
the residence of Judge COwen His Office has also heon
removed TO the same building. apr. l3, 80.
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DRoPOsAIs -oFFIcE or THE GOVERNORS or TIE
j blInshouse februsry 70, 1s1.-Lme, cement,
ard fe--Seslcc proposals Will be received by ths
GOvcrrtrs o. the Almsh0uas a. their once Rota ola,
Park, Until O'Clock y. ~ the 9Th day % March nsIt
tor furnishing and delivering al Blisvue Hospital foot
OF twenty snth street such quantities Of Hn+ aad
msnt Of he test quality a. such times may be
quircc for the building Of the wing Proposals 10
state the description Of lime and cement % be farni.h
and the contrac'or will be requrss 10 have the barrels
properly Oiled whore any deficiency exists. Also for
Furnishing snd delivering Black ueis and RAndsls
Islands about 40 tons ~ pure Ice, not lees thsa ten
inches thick each ton 70 Of 1910 Ibs aod tbs
contractor 10 furnish COMPETENT person 70 supssend
the ttovage In The ice houss Bor further informA'lon
a. 70 lee apply AZ the oee and for lime and
Major Hsrisr, superinisndsni 81 B>isvps
DRoT osAIs WILL BIZ RECrIyED At rHE orrfCE OF
IL the United States Mail stsamship Company, III
West street for the construction 81 pier aud bssis ~
Wrrrvs street Plans and specifications w b prepared
ssd sxhibI,d 70 Bidders, ~ piicstsa ., The onee
n QEQ1kggS,
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HOTELS.


II OTEI FOIKsTOEE, IN PARIS, NO. Q RUE De
IL Castellane. This hotel, situated near the Made
leRe the Bouleyards, the 1uilerie. and the Champ
Eysees, IL specially frsquented BY Enzsh travellers
and now bspt by an American laly, With and ella
CANT furniture good Arrangements and Cleanliness Tho
attendance !. performed by English servants, aud
noting spared 10 render the hotel o. the most
comfortable in Paris. Bedrooms and apartments break
fasts and dinners ~ mod, rate terms.
TI'URKIsH C0TFE HOUSE, s25 BROADwaY-wHERE
i ehboutr dong ppes), nArglls water pipes, pure
1urkbh coffee sherbst pastry Turtsh tobacco ssxars
&c served In true oriental style and also the most
delicious locooms or genuine Turkish h paste be had
there only,
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STRgET,
il Luegats Hill, London.--Tbe above house IL COZ.
ttally situated, has excellent cons. room ton or
twelve private sitting rooms, between fort, and fifty
light sIy teorooms. . good smoking room, warm cold
and shower baths always ready. night porter in
tendance A hsed charge for servants. Ihs New York
Bersld IL hlsd THOMAS QUARrERMAiSE (also pro.
pricor Of tho Crown AID toa.irc, and sh - rsvsrns
Gresnvch tender, his grateful thanks 20 hi An@:an
friends for the Avo-s he has long snJ0yed tssir
h,nds and Eollcs their continued patronage and 70
commendstion.
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n fBIos-sATIRnAY MARCH 2, GRAND cox
~ eert.-M 10 Caroline lehman, from tho Opera
ROYAL At Copenhagen, respectfully nfor hsr friends
aud The public that she viii Rse Grand Concert 10
Nbos Saloon, ON saturday evening, March ., assisted
by tic following eminent aftstcs MIR. a.. Satter, tbs
distinguished pianist Mr. u. Bcutler, tho celebrated
tenor; NCars. Adams, Jrchs Frcdoborn, voc siists;
hes.rs Nc yiohnt, Esytr, alto, Bergncr yolonoolis
Nj Eaward lehman nutts,. Mr. Henry O. linn will
prcrtee at H.. plnsos
PhoGnAhMh--fArr IL, Quartstts No. ., for piano
forte, violin slto nnd yoonc.oM esar. Satter hoIi
Rcy't ard B.rgnsr In four movements. hendrlssohB.
2. scene and AHA FROM Ter rreikohutG Allo Caro-
line lehmnnn Weber iluie solo, themes froni
'haaaBi'llo'-hr Edward bhmnnn Tul,n. 4 Ger.
nan rsSlm--MchA.s l. u. Eouter, Adams, urcha ana
ltiedetoTn, HwlAsig. b. The Ekhng-Ane Car oiins
Lei Danp, Schubert,
rAHr song, "The Brightest Eycs'--Ar. l. y.
Reuter-, ktgeh. I, Grand teeps, "Ns, tells from
"kob.rt le BAble"-Alle Carolac Lehman Mayer
beer. =. FHnoo1te Solo A-hiHuctto, Mozart, B.
Ninuetto, Beethoven, C--Nhtcia, u. Sattsr-Mr, q.
saitcr .. l. Prayer Robert Franz dedication Rchu-
manu- Mile Caroline lehman. 10. Quartc.ts, Pare.
well 10 the woods 'Mcssrs l. Is Bcutnr, Adams, Urcas
ard Ffcdolorn, Mendclssohn, IL Ecksrts S~ias Soas
M lie Caroline Lehman, tckcrt
Tickets 81 each Doors open at !; 70 commence NJ ;.
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nor CALiFORSIA--NEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA
T. steamship line, via Sicaragua-Accessory Transit
company OF Nicaragua, propretors-1oo miles shorter
than any other route. Tho splendid double. engin
fAptaln Turner, VIII leave pier No SNortb river, a.
O'Clock r. NJ, precisely for Punta Arenas, Monday
March H. connecting with the favorte steamship Sierra
Nevada 900 tons,) the Nicaragua Transit route,
having but twelve miles Of land rsnspor aton By first
esSs carriages Several and swlft iron steamboats,
have lately been put river and lake which shorten
the time the transit from 10 These
sea unsurpassed In their ventilation and
commodstions. For Information passage apply only
10 CHARLIE MORGAN, Agent, No Bowling Green.
Letter bag made up at the Office Letters 20 cents per
half ounce.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
L Aspinwall and Panama.-Cafornians informed
(by authority from the Psnams Railroad Company
that the transit Of the Isthmus win be made by railroad
from ocean to ocean. No more muie trayei-no river
boating
On Monday March 0, at o'clock y. NJ, from the pier
a. foot OF Warren street Eorh river will be despatched
the fleet steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt. @. v. Fox, ism,
10 connect at Panama with the and superior steam
ship GOLDEN AGE Capt J. \. watkins.
spare boat always kept at Panama to prevent deten
ton In OF accident
No frt ght received after O'Clock the sailing day.
For passage, apply at the complny's office, No III
West street, TO J. ". RAYMOND.
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A UsTRAIIA-PIOSETR LINE.-CARRYISG THE
N United States mail.--Tbe and elegant clipper
ship GEORGES 200 tons, for sydney and Melbourne
loading at pier No. East river will positively sail
the LIST OF March This ship offers opportunity
for nscbsncs aborss and domestic servants desiring
70 eIngrate TO sydney, where immediate employ meat
obtained At enormously high rates OF wages Only $40
oa Of earnings The Georges viii n followed by the caie
bstsd clipper ships atsed andNghtinsale The for
20 ,A about March H. and the latter April ID Both
these vessels their second voyages having made the
shortest passages record hs Ocean 5eed Ia eighty
days shd the Nightingale in ssven.y Ave days FOR
freight or passage apply on board, or To r. W. CAhs
Ron, llB Wall street
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IIQt ORs. 40.

A tBDiCs aIHCnON % BgsspTB SUpnI1.
"A e!sr.s sss 1hsr ~ias~, rsns, ssotos ara ifsss
vksssys iSr1o. sD1 Dusiin y>stsr sc0<h ass 9suH~s
te ale sn< tort~s tsr fsniy syrurs s.d eossAls
fer ,al., " w n LsDE1lil ~ hSssss s,sess
sor~~ % Gssby
GdnEDAn Gns. I-AsDfNG NJ iInA, ~ vBox
- ses Mf~s 4usstsr gArss al 49, slssgv sA~~ n
al ADsrracns hgv s,osS s>ssrs bs seastsapr -
s,ns RfElE GIILfLSs3 - tvs, s.s>~.
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INOB sAtE--A vary HASD-ONE, HIGH nllkJ
III yo;ntsr dof gill - t~o y.ls otd IN April nrrt
vas sto' over last season 10 perfectly broks ard .
soo5 rr'rrvtr tsr price soS fBrSor particular aEI
70 A. > KINDtEKD, - Wee; street.
Nc ApxofH sywT0rSDfAsDs, KING CHARIE4
WI and tisnbetn spsnbsls, R>ossh and Knsiish tsr
rsrs, sportinz toxs watch dogs, be, togsthsr s1tA
VARSITY q ehotes breeds for sale, sso expressly for
sses al 10 water sir.st, oorssr II Iatsn W stairs
Y<sse eopy the address.
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gT'o sroKTsNAs.--A PIGEON MATCH VIII. COM
Il ~ co Thafssay 1a March, a. one oeioct, a.
sspsrs Ela I'll b sbot for. fsniy q sxis ~ sss
ErVyas.
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~ IsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FgASCTsCO THE MAG.
IL niGoent A first class clipper ship WGlChCRAFr,
FREEMAN master, ia receiving her cargo at No.
East river will saii for Francsco before
Tuesday 18th March AMI is expected to hnish loading
on Tuesday neat, 9th This famous clipper has made
tuccessysy. shippers will please hand In their bls OF
lading for signature rs their engagements
completed. special Notice.-The vessels OF this line
will hereafter be advertised for certain date, and posi-
lively sail before the day named.
SUTTON A CO.. 81 Wall street
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I. OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE. THE U. ). MAIL
II steamer 81. LOUIS, j. A. Wotton, comm m Tor,
VIII leave Tor HaYre touching a. Southampton TO land
the mails and passenger SATURDAY; March TO-
O'Clock, from pier North river foot Of Beach street.
Irice OF pastage-IIst cabin $3.50 second do, $40.
Luggage not wanted during tho voyage should be sent
on beard the day before s>,lng, marked "beo." No
freight taken after Thursday March 9Th For freight
90 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

TIMED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Havana and New Orleans .--Oa Friday, March
Z At2P " from per foot % warren street ". r BY
the vel known and fsyorite steamship PHILADELPHIA
Passage can b. secured at The cgmp.nys Office.
Freight 30 New Orleans, 10 cents per cubic foot.
shippers vii be supplied with blank bills Of adny ~
the torn signed by the company Apficston ~ thsr
Ofce No other forms signed, and bill. OF laiing viii
b. w. ned after the bonr u sailing.
For trglt o. passage apply at the oco Or Tho com
parry No. III West street, corner Of Warren.
NJ o. RDpHsTI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

M DIRK SHOPS TO LET CHEAP, IN THE NEW
w building No % Duane street, eighty feet from
Chatham wide stairs access TO any Of the floors
hoist wheel with every convenience for manufacturing
purposes good light front and also side light tho
whole or any part can be had by applying TO DANIEL
SWEENY No. CO Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-01

IN paDy-For New Orleans, stopping at Havana
Carrying the United States man-The steamship BLACK
WARRIOR, Capt James y. Bullock will commence
oeivipg freight Wednesday, March and sail for the
shove pors Saturday, March 10, Al II o'clock pre-
csey IRON pier az foot 81 Beach street, .orth river
Freight oG tue interior and for Mobile, Consigned 10
agents In New Orleans, James Connolly a Co, VIII be-
forwarded FREQ Of commissions, Passengers for Havana
must procure passports before leaving port. Bs Of
lding b. cent IL for signing rs evening previous
t. the ship falling For freight passage apply 70
L1ylNGsTOS, CRoCliER0S co, Agents,
81 Broadway.
NB-Ths cshavba, r. ". S,bu'clj commander,
will succeed the Blhck Warrior, aui sail MONDAY
March IS