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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-09
LIQUOR ST. RE.

- FELTON, would respectfully inform the
Ne public that he il now ready at his old stand, under
Hall & Russell's, south side of the public square, to furn.
ish those wanting PURE LIQUORS, with almost every
thing in that line. He has lately made large additions to
his stock, purchasing of the best importers, and in the
original package. He has on hand, and for sale in any
quantity from a quart upwards =
BrGndy-Signette, COgniac, old Hennessy, and Otard.
Gin-Swan, American, and Scheidam Schnapps.
Whiskey-Scotch, Old Rye, Monongahela, and Recti
fed.
Port. and Brown Sherry.
Fresh Camphene and Burning Fluid kept constantly on
hand. Also 95 per cent. Alcohol.
CfGARs of the best brands. Jugs of all sizes quart
TASKS, and a large quantity of empty barrels.
Binghamton Ale by the gallon or barrel.
Those favoring me with their patronage may be certain
that all articles viii be what they are represented.
N. B. The person who borrowed my 50 Vantage Rod" Il
requested TO return 1t.
Towanda, January Is, 1856.
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italian and Rutland Marble,

ENSTRAY.-Came to the enclosure of the
H subscriber, in South Towanda, about the first of Sen
TENDER, a two year old BRINDLE HEIFER, with heavy
horns, and no particular marks. The owner is requested
TO prove property, pay charges and take her away.
October ., 1850. CORNELIUS MOORE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-09
Corn Shelters at Wholesale and Retail

AN prepared to sell as above, on very IA
L. vorable terms, the BEST CORN SHELTERS ever
sold in Bradford County.
Where two or more Corn Shelters are wanted in one
neighborhoOd, | will deliver them at n small charge extra.
Price of Shelter, with single balance wheel, So 90
do double do s so
Farmers are invited to examine them.
Athens, Pa, Nov. /, 1855. II. NJ. WELLES.
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CONNER's U. s. TYPE FOUNDRY


~ Nos. %, 81, and 81 Beekman st. New YORK
TO PRINTERS \ PUBLISHES As
The undersigned beg to inform the trade tha' W ~, II
recently issued their .Neir QuaJtO Speclma, ana N M "a
now ready for delivery to their old patrons, Is WIZ
all who p~atronize their Foundry. ps5 u
In il will be found a new series of Faces rom lee 4
Plea, surprising if possible, their celebrated ="
Scotch cut faces. III
Tn Fancy Type department exhibits an unsuGg em.p,
variety OF beautiful styles, selected from France w.
and England. uss
The Scripts and Bordering are now for the mr. IL
ed to the printing public, and are the prodaet"|
best European and American Artists. II 3 Nr
An entire New Series of German Faces, NoIn " M
Paper and Job Printing, of a very superior s'!"'~
nearly completed and for sale. nh. sri
The Metal from which our type is made; VIII s ms
peculiarly adapted to the SEVERE USAGE Of ha'n~
Printing. ns65
They beg TO return thanks for past tavorS' anu N!
a continuance. Their well known liberal mahn' n id
business for the past thirty years, isa sliaian.t 10 ais
new patrons Of their disposition and ablit! .nn,tbsrorhs
themselves to be surpassed for fair dealing ""N
are by letter or otherwise. n iua
N. Is. Proprietors OF newspapers are reS"%a t;mes y
the above, provided they will trade ont 'nltt M uSs
amount of their respective bills in materials :" Nvntia4
t~acture, and forward us one copy of the pap" - sl
the advertisement. ~
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CHARCOAL FOR LIME.-See that your hogs
are freely supplied with charcoal. Keep a box
IN their styes, and let it be filed with the arti-
Gle, and your animals will rarely be troubled
with disease
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GEORGE n. WOODS
Daguerrean & Glass Picture Gallery,

TN PATRONS NEW BLOCK, Corner of Main and
l. Bridge sts, Towanda. Pa, is the place to get GLASS
PICTURES, CASUALLY called Ambrotypesl They are far
ton, they can lie seen in any position, and can be taken
in much less time than Daguerreotypes, and equally well
in cloudy az clear weather.
R5- Miniatures put into Lockets, Breast pins, &C., as
usual. Rooms open at all hours. Pictures put up on short
notice. Towanda, January %, 1856.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-09
THE SUSQUEHANM COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., PA.

INSTRUCTORS
REV. SAMUEL F. COLT, Principal, Professor of Natu-
raj, Mental and Moral Science
". JAMES MCMILLAN, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Languages and Bellies Lettres
CHARLES n. COBURN, \. NJ, Professor of Mathema-
ties and Master of Normal School
E. ALBERT LUDWIG, A. NJ, Professor of Modern Ian
guages, Instructor on the Piano and in Drawing;
BENJAMIN EGIIN, Penmanship and Register;
Mrs. MARTHA A. DAYTON, Preceptress;
MRS. EVELINE HOYT, Preceptress and Matron
MISS o. LOUISA jerks, Assistant ON Piano and Ne
9S-The Fall Term commences on WEDNESDAY, AU-
GUST %, 1855, and will continue fourteen weeks.
EXPENSES PER TERM:
Tuition in the Fifth class, (primary) per term 49,. 81 90
Tourihr'' . W
Ihlrd 6 90
Second. 90
fH't. y W
EXTRAS:
French, German, Spanish or Italian, each, ....... 5 90
When taken without other branches. ............ Z 90
Ornamental needlework and embroidery, ZACH. 8 90
Tuition on Piano Forte with use of instrument. II 90
do do per quarter of ii weeks. 10 90
Oil painting in landscapes, per term. 8 90
do 10 90
Room rent for dodgers, / Is
Contingent fund for each pupil, ............... 3s
The Young Ladies will find board in the Institute,
under the care of the Matron, at per week.. / rs
Arrangements have been made by which the male
pupils can find board in private families, at per
week. z %
Washing, per dozen, SO
Fuel and light at the actual expense.
Pupils boarding in the Hall, (who will be exclusively
Females) will furnish their own bed bedding, towels, &c.
and the table silver at their option.
No pupil taken for less than half a term. The bills for
the term must be paid in advance; or one half thereof at
their entrance, and the remaining half ut the middle of the
term.
Pupils entering the Institute are pledged to the obser,
vance Of the Regulations, and none will be admitted on
other terms.
Especial exercises are arranged without extra charge
for those qualifying themselves as teachers for common
schools.
For classification of studies and textbooks, see circu.
lars, for which apply to C. l.. WARD, President.
S. F. CoLT, Sec. j24 j. MoNTANYE, Treasurer.
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Removals.,



DRECKENRIDGE COAL.-The undersigned
ID bsye bnr,el BRFCKENRIDGE COAL ard End e the
desirable fuel for Psrors Bedrooms ana ever
used.
Robt l.. Pen President American Institute .c
John T. Martin, President D am - ~ AiL.s!s .a,. ~
Fox OAkey Morgan, Merchants, 10. 30 CouFsnd'-H'
4: Plat, Cashier Corn EHsh e; &c &c Bank.
Slilwell Brown, Merchants, No - Coz .iaDat
Bowloin, LsrocqGe Barlow, Lawyers, No - "s'-1aA'
Exchange. -,
r. H. Lowry. Cashier Bsnk Of the Republic
y. s. MuDros Co.. Bankers No. y be4yersi.
Meiss L Gieenesf Brokers, No. y NIliam-s-
= r. L1lueer, President tremans iDa 20
william h. Bsebs, Lawyer, No. 70 "slst
Y. W. Fngs & Sons, Merchants, NO III tfVL''
". z. Jones, No. zr2 6th 81. -
l. w Jerome Broker No. p Nilisms.
Norris Frsnkliu, President Se~riork Lite LIS. &c.
George Allen, Brooklyn. . ..
W. X. Mosst Physician 20. l2i itl.av; r..
5 Van Dn.er President Sew-Y0rs Ex,asnse BANK
JK.A p. b. Place. Merchants, No. 70 tonIlala's-
Bo5t. l.. Mstland Merchant. No - bssFerfI -
4 ) Hrtfsr.0rrh Merchant No. 80 Merchants ExeHaHse
Simeon Bsdvin President n. Y. Exchange, "ais-
James Redhc a Chatham Bank. - ,,-
Van Burau & Robinson Lawyers, No ~ bfos~Ns!'
Simeon Leland q Co, hetrepohtan hotsi'
Tnsm Crsl-ton, New Ok Hotel
Tsylor Brothers, Bankers, No ~ Waist ,n
c l. DEM sau Co Nercl anti, sCs q a. - Dcy y
" " DinsBore Adsnls Co.'S Expsess Once.
Geo Talbot Oh ptant Merchant, No. "a sOu:AsL
Geo p Morris Fditor Home Journal, l4th-st.
\ + ~h So i's w iiol9 70 NJ a. osdsy
Mortimer Porter LaEyer, No. % Nssssnsc
VIE. Rider Presldent North An = -fa fsr-As -
Lewis Lyns an, Merchant, 70. - y. W.,, ''h'~
Join Randall, Merchant. No. u 5ihsY'
". p H.ken Broker, No. l59 Pea,is,-
6. r. CoBoyeI, CASHIER lap and Lrsisfs bsI~
EDoeh Dean, President Bow Pc.
Chaa A. Dana Edltor. p. I. TnoGns.
Sauui Siueiair No D LzuErt.De- Pre-. g., totrsl
Order. 10. this COAL can bs len a. n ONO .. ~
THoMPsoS eorIef Of 5,;' 40 q % ;s y, III z
E.~-york F-t. leo
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Drp Gcoos.
DEDUCTION RAORDINARY
~ THE SACRIFICE COMPLETE.


DEDUCTION RDINARY
~ THE SACRIFICE COMPLETE!
RENsEN L DISGEE,
Nes. - and -, syihsyeuas, Foar-ee. ls'r>e;,
AZ 4 LAST RI SORT
70 CLOSE THE IONCERE,
Win otter for se~ isys
HlSh Brc.Le stApls, worth So, E:s.e.
Ricb Stella shhvs, wCr'h az, s.: -
Rich Wool shswls worn ~ asa
Rkk Raid SILKS worth ~ y, ats.
ENh Frsnch Heriooes, .o-n .: -, &c
Pure Iri,h Ii-e., vor-h -. srd "a. s.
Nasselles oail,s worth IS. az -
DOAfI sTTC COIIOSs, FLASNELs, BLANhE.s
and Other
sTKTEPERS GOODS
In rTest variety
REDUCED 10 IHE SAME STANDARD.
Never IL Tho HIsTOsy of any similar
DRY GOODS EsrABLI>HnfEST
has mere been ,uch rehe- snd ird.r7s- l-r Sec -
10 disposs Of soois a. in me present csss.
Hou.e. eepors AZ 0.hefs viii make note Of g. az ca s.
once EENsEN 5 DINGEE,
BROWN Stow STORE,
No. S1f And N6 sil-av.
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Kew- Cork Giip Bnsiness Direfiorp.

TIE FOLLOWING LIST eonssts Of Trsmi-
Il rss; nesses IN esch iue Of Business;
DRY GOODS.
American and Fsreigs Sins.
BONFr McSAgEEk Co, ,lslP,s Josse ~ y. srssf"sy
I~perters and JsbbeE. e silks ssd faHey Dry
WATSON. cARryR eees. III Broadway
Berlin Wool Embroidery silks, frinees Gimps,
b1t,ons LsOs Drsss Thinning "Sd Al snTeT Aroeie'
EoHLsAiF BROS, tIurorsr, .n1 JoAbsr) No IS JeAE't
CepiIru,en's Furuishins Goods.
) T. DAFIks, JONES 20, .Inipts heni''@- =" ''e
Ari'Gcal Flowers and f,aieers rev sty'e 6. -,
JAMES lux timr0rer AID Nf1esAe DsA@ 70 ~
BTsslvsy. Br4A H7esih, fir he MILLION
Pr cH.s pen'i,'. as Brssv.y
Doors sashe- md Biisds.
up KINBALI tHsols:sis ahi Re'sll No. is Bses"sH''
ROWLAND e. E'srr S1s:&. w" I'd; .ss,. A Hs
nAEdfFasfs, I shiIid Co, H'sis.s'sIs. ,TGs.ro'
no. = CiIG-s-.
French Window Glass.
}. II. PoILLOS Co tlnporteT.) y barcAJ e.
c-,,s French and German Baskets Aeii -.
CIAS INN CO. Importers. y Va e1lse u Liberty 90
vyv Crate aud ft"1fr Na t.r.: No
Hardware. Cutlery. Edge Tools, &c.
iHos Dol GLASS I.aniae lreT and Ses-E), No PATS
Iron. Metals &c. .,
BUNTING BEAN tBroi ers...............'No % Na-S
Iran Chests, Cedar aud Camphor-Woed TrmL-'
JESSE y 'od-sI
Boat and Oar Bazaar.
hose who boy 70 sel sgsia lEGERsOLLs, 20 sOG:h'i.
lightning Rods.
A. NJ QUrNBY SON ofrrs So F. 27fh sid 10 Nsssau a.
LYON MANU- ACQUIRING Co, Ons's PlteBt Also, othsr
Rods lnsals,er, Points, ysnes Sc...Ns S1 Srcei~'y
photographers.
GEO. ~ Naei-s-
Paints, Oils, Sc.
RAYNOLDs, DEVOE Coz. Nos lej snd ios ator o..
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS w FIELD CO., w f1eaie Dee sTs] 30 II N.n'
Pnper in Rolls and Reams, Sc.
EUGENE ELY....No 10 lton st., third aoor below Oed'
Snlan,andcr safes.
s7FARSS MARVIN, Manufacturers % R'eh x Co.'S seis
unanler SAFES WdeSs Patent. Rchs improvement Aso,
sole rropietors Of The patent La Belle Loeb" Depot
No. Ito Nster-st.
shnp Bread and Crackers.
TRAsTUS TITUS CO....,....,.So. 2sj Ws.ting'on-st
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
AHLBORN Co, = Naicr-ane. up stars, sri ID Liberty
Window md Plate Glass French aud FBsiish.l
r. HOPKINS BROTHERS, umQOrtsrsl No. u Barclay 81
+Any additions to tho ahoye List shod be horsh. 70 the
Once Ut = NJ PETIEAGiLL L Co, No. lls Nassau So
FFwSP APFR ADVFRTISING
NJ rETTENGTLL& Co.. No. ll9 Sassal-st., New rorh,
have made such arrangements With The b AMI widely cir
estod Journals tho te States and Canssl thar they arc
enabled 10 make saving Of time end expense 70 the
through them Ihoy select 'he best papers and
advertise consycuOvsy the very lowest prices and always
kcep thei. IN view Ee.chsnts are III
yited 70 call on them.
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W. :. MrLLoE, Auctoneer-By HcvSEroX MELLoK
I,IIIS DAY (Thursday), at l0l o'clock at the

II TfIS DAI NIHUIeUH! \ Ut IV9 V VEVVIAf ~ NY
1 e.lesr,on,s No IFS Nassau.st superior cuson-nsls
CARINET FURNITURE a. AUCTION-bens the entire
tshed and finished stock OF large Ersteiass city cGe
Apuecturer; every article OF which s fully warranted the
s.e As when purchased a. private secouHn u par o.
ths most fashionable STYLES Of csYved rosewood az
an walnut Pnror Drawing room, Reception room library
and Dining room Furniture OF every variety hsnee ~ Oh so
French polished Dining Tables, consisting Oh leu o inc
approved Isterp - "a aud IL feet long O. Ae yeiols ooO
woods viz rosewood biith, mahogany wshut sna V W..
roaret sllR b.ocadc ss;ius bTocstee, pIsh s1u BA'
.oth upholstcrsd plain snd tafod ~ various patterns
with Tich marble tops and Nashtancs 70 "
Gothic French Sld Cottage Bedstead-scVera OF M.cA 80
very yausbe and deliberately es-yed latest OF ESseie.'
Buhefs Sactoars rich Secretary. Ladies Wune Cesnets
hGhy finished Wok Tables solid rosewood Psrior Sece'
ssry, $40 lined with ssti-wood snd secret drawers
olh rosewood Per Confer, Card aid side Tables sa sud
With marble To-. -
Also seven rosewood PIANO-FORTES, Of L.adensn Gil
he,t 4 Co GlcpD, bowel Co, aud other maker.
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EENIN's BAZAAR No. 5l3 Broadway
W GRAND OPENING DAY OF LACE GOODS and hi
BROIDERIEs on THURSDAY, Ns-h - l'jd, will h. eered
the largest varied nd cheapest s.sr'ment ever on
20 the discerning public sir OF Point Aeneon fol
Applique Bon,oI Mechin Nalencieanes, and Threaf ae-
French Embroidered Collars and -fl Lace 10. Do, Honon
and Veleucennes Capes BeTths, t0rur5s, &C Also se
besntfn designs in Thread Lece ShaHs Capes and N'
all OF which will be sold prices - insure ne e'tcnn %
buyers swiss CsnbTc ard CuirTe Bands o. resTaby low
prices 5000 French EEb:oiered Collars a one bali tl-s
value. bFNifS DA[x-NAh, H.
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Water-0ure.

DR. T.. J. LOEWENTHAL" WATER-CURE
~ Bergen Iigbts, Hudson County, NswJsney The IN
derged formerly Physician in the Hydopstbsc ipsnuon st
Braeboro VI, has opened this establishment It's
usted VI tbs finest spots NewYork Bay, provided
with remarkable sbpdsnce OF soft water and contains com
pea which also eonssred an essenusi vArt o.
Hydfcpshc Apparatus -,
The e.tab b. Iesehsa from New. Yosh u ICES
from wbel by ADd tho house. Direct issts"
10 w. T. T. LOEwEvrgAL, ND.
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financial.

ALBERT Fl. SIC0LAY, AGetioneer, will sell
N THIS DAY March al 2l ocioek. a, the heTcharis'
Frchsnfe, for account Of whom !; may coDcsrn--
$500 Marietta and Cincinnati let Mortgage RoE1s g. M
1900 Syracuse and Binghamton Railroad let Hort Bds 500
$500 Illinois Central Railroad per cent Bonds 81 600
sllttO Wine1e Mining aud Manufacturing Co.'S Bds c1
5000 Lsckawsna and "sstern Railroad Let Mort BoIds
$1,000 Ncg Jersey Central Railroad LEI Mort Bds ~ CO..
$1,000 Lake Ee Wsbssh I'D ST. LDuis Railroad i; Mort
ssgs BOIds, 3 90
$1,000 Hartford City per cent BONDS, = 600
$40 Chlcso ST. Paul and FoD d1 Lac Rsgs per BGs
~ eco ono Breckenridge Certificate.
20 shares GaIens and Chicago Railroad sl0o.
70 shares Kmckerbocker Stage Company, -l0C.
20 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Conn any, -.
40 snare LenOx Fire Insurance Company, >
u shares Metropolitan Fire lnsarancs Company &l1
% shares Rutgers fire Insurance Company, 81
IS shares Beekmsn Fire Insurance Company, 80
4sbsres North River Fire Insurance Company, -
30 shares Chahsm Bank, S2i.
50 shares Esst River Bank, 90.
81 shares Ohio Diamond Coal Company, : %
TERMs SsLETsn per cent this day and tbs balance be
fore octck The accrued nces- a. ne b Ids
will be charged 20 the purchaser.
Next regular sale on MONDAY, March 10.
ALBERT IT, TlCOLAY,
AlciiOneer and Banker No. BFoad-st.
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nor GIBRALTAR, MALTA and TRIESTE.--

Tho sElelJI steamship UNION. Cagt RebAsa Adams,
N save the above Pos CA SArt kDAf March - 81 i
o,,lk pon pr-eIy desirable Opportui.y y DOW
oEsr for parties sh-s visit sPa-a Italy an A.s- -
ship in the perfect ore er sd Pts-eness Vi" ava me
Ajfculties Of = .her latitude - this season.
AZ Nsits she WI CONNECT With running 70 Con
-tsntin0pls Alexandra ia Egypt, Nc. -.
PFC Of pAsssse 70 Cihatsr %iej; 90 Ns.a % Tre~'e
asa ieN seconalass passengers viii BE- aiken to' pas
sage apply 20 sFOffOhp' I'LL " - Rro.S,,-,v
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/ L,oR CAIIroRNA--aREAr REDUCTION

E>OR CAIlfORNKA.-GREAT kEDCCIIUN
IsdpARys-EHw-YoRKA AND CALIFORNIA STEAM.
RIP LINZ sDScz he irec tbn n c. Vanderbilt, foe
he Asresssvy Tsns,t Company 4 Ncc.scs, fopretors "
70. Of bsssss, free 81. 10 pr ID Days Of SAILING
charged 9th and Seth a s.sh month hrcush IN advance Of
the MasSo nes shorter thsn any cher rcate The sol-
ard doshls engine ssesrrshp STAR or TAI WEST, 2.ss
ssraen cspt Miner, VII leave Per No North River,
smpectns with The seAr.h.o PACIFIC 1000 burden
ever Nicaragua franc; route hayns bit u miles Of land
By frs. class carriages Tie rrop-eors
sssue he yabSe that the po rcuhses Nicaragua have
the interruption he srArst beween the
O-,.n. r<e Re sppre Yer information passage
byts ~<., - Se' rs 20 ehOSo,
r., - stters .akcu n 81 cents c4ck.
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r. 4 CHLToN, Aucticneey.
rUypIrSTrTsS SALE of Pearl, STREET

Il HOUSE and LOr-The TTostory snd Amie Bret House
- 10 No no Pc rlst between Madison and Oak s oppo
s;te NndrS. sfer.st az Auction.-COLE Chiffon wall
sell At Auction III RSDAl March La ~" !. GelSoA'
a. The IL han &C. under lie tectioa % The under
.ispsd The T0osiory Niii- Brick HOUSE snd Lot no
o PesrIt OF tho 1ote asiory side Lot = ee' front ad
81 eet es OF tie one side ami 6l feet deep on sle Oh
Yhe Bo.ery extension terminating neaE M P"pty "i
Iaie ,er valuable fol business purposes Tor i1le
t.u.rs mo-. c. ea toe Auotonees, CoLt N"'LfV"'
No - Nassas-si., nssg Liberty. 1850. our -,
tt9Jl bAl MAN LpN4'' = -
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III REsIDENCE.-BAKER Il WEEKS, Auctoneers, viii
sell Bon TT ESDAY the nth day CT March 1856 OF y oeock
NJ the MerchsntS Exchange, City of NewNork COUNTRY
RESIDENCE with about j. OF Ground in the town OF
EAST CHESTER Weschester County, one nile from WI
sms Bridge depot the HsTlein and NewHavcn Railroads
This nropefty l. on hsh ground overlooking the Sound sd
onns The old Boston Turnpike and il in the neghbornood OF
M Samuel Carys and M Behgses residences The size
al the houe "a by feet stories, with good cellar Hd
kehen on resr wen furnished throughout with marble nantes
A. The spe l. new and has only been occupied six months
s Treviousy disposed Of 1T private sale 1t VIII Then be SOLD
Al auction Twohrds the purchase money can remain on
bond and mortgage, pertor term Of years to iHthcI s
tcuiars 1py 10 CLARK CORNWALL, Attorneys, &C. No
la5 av, NewYork
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DRECKENRIDGE COAL--A small supply Oh
ID III. ,.loh-.e4 COAL i. hsng receNsf, ard VII .
90 a. X -, -, dsl'ysrsl t4 q .sfen fron yeIc-
Orders Lett ., No wsls. IiONrsoNs S:s u a. -ss
ether piece = i - = 49,
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DATRlOTIC LINE-New Line Of NETWORK
i and LIVERPOOL PACKETs.-This Tine will DO COM
posed OF the following new and splendid ships, VIZ;
CALHOUN. 600 tuns burden Capt d. H. Truman
H. CLAY.....I ,u1s burden. Capt David CauiSn,
WEBSTER 900 tuns burlen. Capt j. Lswrenc O.
ORIENT 90 tms burden CAPT Geo y HUI
The ABOVE vessels have been recently built and are the s
est and most substantial in the iisfe. 49, ~,
They are commanded by Of experience aud sby re
Observation-Disclosures are very superior every ezeron will be
the comfort OF passengers and the convenience
OF ,hppinz For FIRE, ght or Passage apply 70
SPOFFORD, TILEST0N Co, No, % Roadway.
Agents in Liyerpool-T CRIMSHAW Co., No ~ Gore
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H,RrSsEs. Ladies', and Geutlemen's s UPPORT

VERGNEs's ELECrRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
Prof yER0NES tho discoyercr Of tho process iof ex
seting the Human Body, AZ No 7ie Bfoeawsy
These Baths nst only extract metallic medicines from ne M
suffering Rhsumatism 9oat, sssralsc P.os wssanss
or Conaetons Of the Limbs SpsGs Spinal Affections Uterine
Obs,tos and Erupons tho Skin Tho Professor hnpoif
ryes h undivided attention to psents Special departments
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GYMS, sAIT RHEEM REMEpY.-suasrers

~ fp Srpf "a Cutaneos aud Eruptise Diseases shced ss
e root this valuable medicine, which VIII sGeeaAJ te
l,y, the worst Of these astrossns eonpeos ana
In bef perod complete radical cure Prepared ard DfsNo
Nv A n 4 n SANDS. DruSEi,s, No. roo faltonSt
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OCEAN CLEANERS, &f.

EOR MEMORANDA, via KINGSTON 70.
f msA-rss sssIasAp OSPREY VII All On 10 s:A e,
ADr,- - P.s.4ss spy - WI p ho-LN - ~ "a
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Hsssy r Ls,ps a c., ase.etees
VxfuI, SELL, THIS DAY fThursdayl n l0A

MILL SELL THIS DAY tth0rtdAyb ~ l04
w osloch n Of No - FrsnAnst, fozaih koEss CT
Brosswsy the entire sesaat rosewood sad mahogany rsfn
ture of he above bouse Including splendid wood Piano
Forte two essan, Pier GLASSES k Csrpes rose~oo3 Paro
saIte coat With everything fr the peor, dn.ns
,Asmt ADD Of the bet cescpi al Of which s 10
BE- od opportunity se 1n offered 10
lesC.rs the sde No ps1enomc5t DepDst required q
every purcbaser
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CoR CHAIR FST0N and FLORIDA-SEMI-

I WEEKLY United STATES MAI. LINE-Ihe re = :
beautiful and f.-,-sons Steamship JAMES ADGEk, . .
Tuner commander Will leave Pier No q " H. on "a
DAY Mach s. a. o'clock p. precisely fcr freisLt s
on board whore all bills ~ ading vii he ssned ard 10
ssse at tho office Of SPOFFORD, TlLEsIoN Co. 10 .
oaiway abin Ps-sage 50 The sesner SOU Ittr ~ n
T. commander, viii esd aud leave on W EpNns
DAY, Mrrh u. Tho ftS0Tite steamer CAROLINA makes
gala. tps the various landings the ST. Johs he
Florida connecting with tho Steamers om New OK SUD
LEAVING Chs every ~ ESDtN at2oeock pm IhfoasH
Tickets 10 jacksonville, @oli 10 Phatka, 80
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r. CoLroS, Auctioneer. -
AIOKTGAGE SAFE Of IIOUSEHOID FUR

MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
Nk NITURE CARPETS, MIRRORS &c.-F. COTTON
will sell THIS (Thursdsy DAY March6 at TO- oeock Of Me-
10 st. opposite the Battery, the entire fUBNlI RI OF
The large threeory House BY virtue of ulorgsto The sale
will comprise every variety OF English Brussels threepy ana
InKrAn Csrptts quantity Oil Cloths nshogaay filOr
Fnniture Sofas snd Sofa Bedseads very superior mshos
any Dn Extension Table msrbleto dressing and psih
Bedsesls Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Center Card aud other Tables, China and Gassware
Stoves Kitchen Furniture &C. Sale peromploFy, without re-
sar1t 10 YEA
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n st - % Watch Wan "a, st-- ~ ~ - 80
81 dOSDAY ION Is a. 05',l..k W. ~ GET - 90. o
loi Of Machinery, foyetter witt -fe 'at'rt fst' TIC
sfNs~ yoil x Tsy edUu,s. 90. Icu',S'-