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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
The New Tariff Bill.

The foHowin@arethe principal pro-
visions of the new Tariff Bill which
has lately passed Congress:
/. a large extensions of the Free
List, placing thereon many articles
scarcely produced or -rivaled in this
country, which enter as raw materi.
ais into the composition Of our manu-
tactures. r XIII 4, r.. \es
2. A reduction of the present rates
of duty on iron, cotton and wooden
fabrics, hemp, sugar, wool costing
over twenty cents per ponnd, and
most other articles now charged thir-
tY to twenty-five per cent. n
20. Wool costing less than twenty
cents pound will henceforth be free.
4. Distilled: spirits, liquo rs, &c.,
hereto charged onehnndred percent,
are reduced to seventy five percent.
). Wines, cut-glass, meats raslns,
.snnff, cigars and all forms Of mann
featured tobacco, all manufactures OF
ros ewood mahogany, &c, sweetmeats,
pranes, &c, are reduced from forty
per cent, to thirty, if not to a lower
figure, #. f., ~ H.
8. A general reduction Of twenty
per cent, on articles not carried to,the
Free List or reduced either to four
or eight per cent. r.. e. H..
That this will abundantly reduce
the revenue, within the CO urse to
two r'thFee years, we, cannot doubt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
6emo,faiif Convention,

I 1t is proposed to hold Democratic
Convention at Boone c. H., Boone coun-
u. en- Thursday. the soth day Of April
next, to nominate a candidate for this
Senatorial District to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Andrew
Parks. Esq. n
Z The counties composing this district
are. Boone, Wyoming, Logan, Putnam
and Kanawha! tits. hoped all the coun-
tieslin the; district viii concur in this
proposition for holding Convention, and
win take measures to secure full repre-
sentation. L. i+7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
IltmarLabl, Prss,rration Of a Corps,.

' -
Tho following remarkable s.a y,
ment appears IN 2 late NUMBER OF tnc
Vicksbnrg miss sentinel:
. We were present on the litn m
stant at Che disinterment 2. tne re-
mains OF Mrs: Mary Jane IompKins'
first consorl q Hoa. T. " IomPKins,
former member OF Congress q TINS
district, ana Sister OF ex gov. He1lll !;
OF Kentucky, She haa been inferred
seventeen years on the e l4 ai, ins.a ant
enclosed IN 9 zinc CONN, liiea Wild
alcohol, which was re-encloseo 10 .
wooden comm, a an all careluiiy AZ! PaeSe 'a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
How i Nan was Deprived ii biz M M

In the New Ycrn Assembly q al
baly on Thursday last the follow;ns
proceedings took place; y 8
Randall Breed put in q petition
asking that his nalne might Be chane,.
ed to Lyman B1xed Randall. 81
reason given was that the lady BE III II
sired to marry had no objection Is IL
Breed, but was willing to unite ha,'
sell tohim provided th at the PRAYER !,
his petition should be granted b tb Il.
State, and his legal name rliansedts
Randall. He therefore WISHED e -,
the Breed in the middle. He ia
nearly succeeded two years since i
getting q bill through. II then ua !.
sea the House, but was lost, III n
Senate for the want Of two votes tbas
depriving hin for the time being & !
wife.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
The Testimonyef an Opponent.

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Commercial Advertis-
Jer, abiding to the late decision of the
Supreme, Court of the United States
in the bred Scott case, says: =. :.
"Words cannot adequately repre-
sent the ebt Of gratitude which both
the departing and the incoming ad-
ministration feel toward the Supreme
Court for their decision in the Mis-
souri, slave case. 1t supports the prin-
.ciple upon which the late administra-
ton acted, and the present one pro-
poses, in the inaugural address, to act
upon. Attorney General Gushing is
particularly well pleased, because he
had occasion to give similar decision
upon case submitted to him BY the
President a year or two ago. Attor
ney General Black is also gratified,
for the reason that he IS supported by
this opinion of the Supreme Court,
inthc decision which he not long ago
gave in the Passmore Williamson
case. This decision settles the ques-
tons involved in it beyond future dis
pute. SO far aszfegal and and constitu-
tional points in thesame arc concern
ed. Tic political agitation of the
question may be kept up, but with
rather diminished ZEAL"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
Created Sensation.

The treaty lately concluded Win
the Mexican government By Mr. For.
syth, the American Minister, has cre.
ated great sensation in tic city q q
Mexico. The British and French
Ministers are furious on the subject s
and had protested against it. A,nona,
the people, the general opinion ),
first was that il would not Be ratified Il
BY our government. Tho Eai. !,
Union, however, says thatthe Dull.
lie opinion has now become more q.
yorable.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

The Patent Office Reports speaks
Of ten different breeds of horses in.
Russia. Some of them are hardy
breeds, which if is though n,ightbe in.
troduced into the United STATES 8.
Those in the northerly provinces Of
Archangel are described as small, bnt
very strong. They are satisfied with
very course food, even with moss,
never tasting oats, which do not ripen
in that region.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
ImpOrtant Reform.

We hail the following decision Of
the South Carolina Conference, with
intense enthusiasm:
SHORT SERMoNsl ~ At the South
Carolina Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church the presiding bish.
op decided long sermons, except on
very special occasions, to be iInprop.
ter. contrary to the discipline, to tie
practice of s.ihe Fathers, y and ia
some extent subyersive Of the ends
OF the christian ministry. The limit.
on ordinary occasions according 70
the bishop, should b HON thirty Is
forty five minutes. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
An EDrroR lCowurnKs |, M.

An EDITOR tCowHIDEs 4 HoTEL.
KEEPER.-Mr. A. j. Clark, forlnerly
OF Darke county, in this State, and
noweditor Of the Hannibal mol Dem.
ocrat, cowhided recently the keeper .,
Q hotel in that place, by the name Of
Ray, for circulating reports deroga.
tory to his character.
Unless the people Of Hannibal and
vicinity are altogether different from
most sections ofthe country that editor
will have as much as ten men ought
to do for the next fifteen years if hs
undertakes to cowhide every scurril.
GUS chap that attempts todegrade 6is
character, for we think there is nj
class Of men abused a. editors.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

z CnURcH NoRTu AND SoUTH. - A
meeting was recently held composed
Of citizens of Culpeper, Fauqnier and
Rappahannock counties, at which
resolutions were adopted, declaring
the Baltimore Methodist Conference,
to be anti.slavery in its. views and
designs, and requesting the minister
of that body, at Glen ChapeLto dis
continue lis ministry. "A similar
melting has been held in Craig coun-
.ty, Va, at which resolutions for more
summary action was taken.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
SAD OAsuLrY.- The Southern Jour,

SAD CAsuLTY.-- The Southern Jour
nal, published at Monticello Miss,
;chronicles the following sad affair:
A man and his wife named Odem,
lately married, were removing from
Coyington county to Copiah. When
within about ten of Monticello they
encamped for the night. The lady
was lying upon pile of straw, which
took fire and before she could throw
herselfinto q pool near by, the rag
ing element had done its work Of
death.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

FrRsr Love NOT LASTING. "A mas
ter mariner who went to sea four
years, ago, leaving his wife in Spring
field, Mass, returned to find her mar
ried to another man. He had been
shipwrecked on a distant coast, and
she believed him to be dead. In pre-
sence ofthe two husbands, the wife
decided to cling 10 the second.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

Mr.. Lyons, of Richmond. Va.
brother-in-law Of Governor Wise, il.
is said will receive the appointment.
of Minister to Spain. Tho CORES.
pondent Of the Courier and Enquirer
says the, President has very recently
given notice Of the intended recall 81,
all ministers and charges.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
Naval.

BAlrrMoRE, March Is. Orders
have been received at Norfolk, to 1T
out the sloop- of-war Dale, for tie All.
rican station. The jamestown will
return home immediately.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

When alady says she'll give ron
% BIT other mind" do yon think
there's any chance. Of her doing so
without breaking the peace !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

There is q man in Vermont who
feeds his geese on iron filings and
gathers steel pens from their wings.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

a strange genius in describing
lake in Minnesota, says Ills SO clear
that BY looking into it you car SEQ
them making tea in China. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

The ancient Greeks buried their
dead IN jars. Hence the origin Of
the exPresi ion !" Hes gone topot. 8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

Mr. Cobb, the new Secretary 1t tn
Treasury, gives notice to holders &
stock of the loans ofthe United State,
that the department will purchase
the same nntlfthe LIST day Of June.
unless thesim Of 81, 100000 shalf
be previously obtained, and will pay.
in addition to the interest accrued. !
premium of 10 per cent. forithe stock
OF 1912. a premium Of Is per cent.
for 1911 4s;; and a premium Of 6 Der
cent. for the stock Of 1850, common,
y called the Texas indemnity stock.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
Z. KIDWELL.

To Messrs. Robert w. Baylor of
Jefferson, j. Ii. Pentleton OF Ohio,
T. S. Hall of Fauqnjer. F. p. Tnr=
her of Jackson, and j. J. .Janney
ofClarke, committee.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

A RELIC. We were shown ths
other day, says the Rockingham
Democrat. By George z. Deneal, ESD,
the celebrated Arabian horse, InyauIls
presented BY. the Sultan Of Arabia d.
Mr.. Van Buren,, while President d
the United Statess and sold By tho
governmental Mr.. Dodge, Of George.
town, ID. @. The horse is now old,
and was presentedstIle other day 10
Mr.. Deneale, By Mr.. Dodge, as a tes.
timonial OF his regard for the Repre-.
sentative of Rockingham.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
Hon. q. KIDwELL.
+. WAsHISaToN CRY, d. c.,
Mock 10 1877 "A

i, GENTLEMEN: have received your
letter of the 9th instant, in which you
inform me that the democratic CON
pention at Martinsburg have presen-
ted my name to the electors of the
third district as the candidate for, the
Office Of commissioner OF pHblic
works.
In reply gentlemen, ITbegto tender,
through you, my sincere thanks for the
nnsought and unexpected honor con-
ferred upon me by the convention,
ami to say that accept the nomina.
tien given ME with pride and pleas
ure, To supply the want of expe-
rience, and OF the peculiarknowledge
which constitutes some of the, high
qualifications fof< the place, | shall
carry into it, if elected, with what Of
zeal an industry can command, an
earnest determination 10 deal Justly
and impartially by all the great in
telest which may be confdeikto my
charge. My aim shall be to secure a
thorough economyand faithful ap-
.Idication ofthe public funds to the OBJ
jects prescribed by law. My high
ambition shall be to serve successful.
ly the State and to justify the kind
partially Of the friends who may place
me in that Office will become the oh.
ject of earnest pursuit.
Permit me, gentlemen, in conclu-
sion, to tender to yon personally my
Acknowledgements for the very kind
manner in which, you have expressed
to me the wishes of the convention.
am, truly, your friend and ODE
dent servant,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24

80 f y gs1 4 5 + /
WASHINGTON, March 10. Arthur
w. Austin has been appointed Coll
lector at Boston, vice Peaslee. Tie
friends of Rowland were sangnine to
the lastmoment, and even now cam
net admit hfs defeat, AZ
Watson Freeman has been appoint
ed Marshal for the 81 District of
Massachusetts. Ghas. L. Woodbury.,
US. Attorney fof Massachusetts, vice
Hallett.
1t is said that Fletcher Webster,
Surveyor Of the Port Of Boston, and
Charles G. Greene have been reap
pointed.
n The pressure on the President.
from New York, Philadelphia and
Boston, has been SO severe as nearly
to PROSTATE him, as he has admitted
to his friends.
The Philadelphia appointments are
still unsettled. Fresh companies of
politicians from that city arrived to
day, on business connected with 1.-THE
subject.
VIM. Price has been appointed
Postmaster at Chicago, vice Cook,
whose commission is about to expire,
The Board of Health have arrived
at the conclusion, that the sicknessat
the National Hotel was caused by
poisonous miasma, generated in tlle
lower cess-pools andgsinks about the
establishment. D
The Commissioners appointed to
select a site for the Naval Depot ii
Georgia, have reported in favor of
ST. Simnn's Island, few miles below
Brunswick, in that State.
The grand jury have found a true.
bill against Lee Of murder in the first
Tor killing Hume. The former
is now in jail.
The following are said TO be the
Philadelphia appointments. For Col
lector. Colonel Baker, Postmaster. 6.
G. Westcott. Navy Agent. Will
liam Badger. Naval Officer, Cham
bers McKibbin. Surveyor,J ohm Ham
ilton.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
From Washington.

w.su,xerox. March 18. The fol-
lowing appointments Ct fostn'as1ers
have been made:
William Rust, Austin, Texas, Vlce
b. F. johnson, removed, i,
w. j. Windham, Huntsville, "A,
vice KayanaugIi, whose commission
has expired.
The following hare been reappoint.
Ied::.
r. L. Toulimin; Mobile. Ala.
W. d. N. Varrast, Tuscaloosa,
Ala.
Orders have been issued that the
steamer Merrimac, now at Norfolk
proceed to Boston.
No action will be taken at present
on the subject Of tho GoyernorshiE
of Utah.
w. F. Colcoek, Collector at Charles
ton. IS. c., have been reappointed.
The commissions Of the officers re
Gently appointed, are being issued
from the several departments.
The corporate authorities of Wash
Eington paid a formal visit ofrespec
to- the President this afternoon
They were introduced BY the Mayor
The President said, he had resided
lin Washington many years, and wa
partial to it, and had never receives
anything but kindness fromits citi
zcn5.
Ii Providence SPARED his life, III
hoped to continue to live with then
upon terms ofharlnony and good will
On parting lie remarked:
&"Gentlemen, / would press you t
remain, were it not that | have some
pressing friends awaiting my return
up stairs. !"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-24
Hon. z. Kldwell.

1t will be seen, from the subjoined
correspondence, that Of the demo-
cratic convention recently held at
Martinsbnrg, Hon. 2. Kidwell was
unanimously nominated for the Office
of commissioner of the board of pub
lie works for the irdfsdistrict, Vir-
GINA, and that the nomination has
been gracefully accepted by Mr.. 4.
CHARIEsrowN, JEFFERSON Co., VA, III
March 8, 1857.
DEAR SIR: We have the honor to
inform you that, at the democratic
convention latelyheld in Martinsburg
for the purpose Of nominating a can
didate for the Office of commissioner
Of the board Of public works for the
81 district at the ensuing election,
the nomination was unanimously con-
ferred upon yourself
= In performing this duty, allow MS,
sir, to express the hope that the nc
ton oftfie convention may meet your
ready acqniescene, III
We offer You our sincere congratu.-
.lations upon this distinguished mark
Of public confidence; and are, with
sentiments of high esteem AMI re-
gard, dear sir, your friends and obc-
dicnt servants.
RoBERT w. BAYLOR, of Jefferson,
jill. PENDLEToN, OF Ohio, ~.
7. s. HALL, of Fauqnier,
n 2. TURNER, of Jackson, ,..@.
J. j, JANNEY, of Clark,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06
REMOVAL.

DEM0yAL-THE AMERfC an uAIs MAgUF.crre
IN trg Company have removed their warehouse -, "a
10 liz Warren street where wi always be found 49,.
Ply Of American hair 20 wtih they Tould -espertf 20
he attention Of uphosercrs, carriage makers ma al
whose has ncss inerfsig aefn here TO- wv"
VIZ EAToN, osuc.al Axso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

A CELEBRATED Ast BIOLOGIST HAs ARRIVED I'M
N this city vh upon receipt OF twenty Eve cents viii,
day ard date ~ birth or ock OF hair send any persOn fu
OF thew past and u,urc ltc bes
wsh viii descrbe your Intended husband or wife
send charm by which gain the ~ the nn,o
sex twenty i've cents extra Address with return 80
age Madame Day, Broadway Post Office - P'''-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06
VICES AND LIoUOas.

nRsNpIFs WINES Grr RUN &C, 40 @. ~ LEvy,
~ wn.n s,tect offers for sale fne old brpnties
zines sh whskey TO- 81 private sale, low prices, %
q se he e~sste.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

II mall steamship OF AKER CITY. r. W shufelAt. CON,
nande< VIZ sau for ths above PORE on Saturday, Feb
II O'Clock precisely. iron No "a
alp steamboat place Freight taken for New oris4ns and
forwarded from Noble free OF commission rexhi
passage apply 70 POST SMITH CO., AsrnsA 20 boui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

TOR SAVANNAH AND PJoRrnA-uyIrKD STAT
u NAL lns-ihe ssansc FLORIDA, Captain Il g
North river At 3 O'CLOCK r, NJ Bls Of ia4isns signed q.
2osrd FOR irsgna q psssAge Apply y htrCHu.L I
81, TO PLATA 1p s'camsr for Florida coune<S saw
nah with The steamers iron Now York, Tuesdays q /,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

CrEAM TO LIVERPOOL PsoM NEW YORK DIeRur.-
- The iron steamship 0IfY or nANOaB II A6. Capt Pc
kie, will sail hurssay, February u from pier Norh
river. freight q passage apply 70 SAbEL CORrlS
III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

TCrrprrTURr IN EyCUAvE-TUE ADVERTISER
yshirR exchange articles OF furninre for enc
cid watch jewelers. other having such article wne
pesse address immediately T. e. Madison square Pos, sGce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY," ATTACHED
10 81 Patrcks Cabedrai will hold their twelfth annual
festival Al he Apollo Rooms 40 Brvaaway saturday
ing Feb Tickets be had at the Cahonc bDoksores
he cafheral and the INC evening
festival The object OF this society appl
cant Al inquire her and chaaer
azd found worthy Of assistance, 70 give 70 them
The viii admit The appea 10
Kind and charitable cubic behalf Of their 80 y "a thev
have been enabled extend many sr unforuna.
pei 400 during h incemen and trust hat their feat.
val may meet with patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06


cfsoo steamship Line Prices greatly reduced Tho
and splendid steamship TENNESSEE, Captain L rnkle.
paush SO tona buTthen, VIII sail Cog Aspawal We'd
nessay February % 1857, ~ o'clock NJ 10
the steamer slERRA NEW ADA from Panama Pacific
for San Francisco. ~ bs q baggage allowed pas
senger 10 cents ID. For freight
apply only 70 CHARLES MORGAN eoHs No Bowling
Grecn n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

CTE4M 10 GLAsd0w-wnL LHAyE NEW YORK
~ for 9As1ew sAkur1ay Feb l. Tho Clyde
rscks comPanys dne substantial tros screw steamship
Oily D& 800 00s barhen, David aendersea commander
will leave for 0lAsg0w punotuAy above This superior
and powerful vesso has beso built aod
the trade the ms approved principles for speed aud
safety and Comfort of Ill ciaAsea u pAsseogsrs Her oerAge
aeosG modAuoos are unequAleA
CAba passAes rs
provtsisna properly cooked IS
6toeraee passage found 10
Shlpperp wifi pe a. take psrtcuar noce that Tho vesses
Of hia line will be despatched precisely IN accordance with
the date advertised. For freight apply 70 the
agents, TApSCOfr %, IS south street.
BHo bills Of asing will bo agneA sKoept h0se printed
expressly for tho company, which be had Al the ooe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

EoE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srAT1 NAN sfsAn
snRV SALnkU, f3ps Cumsiock Tts stoAmshte ~ui CO
pet s TIE Uussss ststss a.as fs ssru,e psaevey q ~
sdaS Foo = u oicieos o., ow her Arrh 81 de esoS
nsS srs< e. Ech. =, gssssss ssnS ass9 cssssa 60
Coel,sA Vel skest rssssssers are reasssast N es
'hs Psa ceboe Asy Others viii be ~e<aran1
TIVE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
i steAnsipa
vRsn Yuw YORK TO LIVERPOOL
phfsa80..- ttD
ocCepa csOeo pehS~So
vRoh eo0fOn 10 LIVERPOOL
ChteS caom poDoAlo
49, oV
PERSIA Capt Ju1hns. CANADA, Capt Lang,
AhAbIA, CsSt- ] Stone, An&KIOA. Capt WlokmsA
Aria, CaDt D. O. Lot. NIAGARA, O4ol Ryrte,
AfRiCA, Cost 6hannSn kUROPA ONpt J. I.eitcA
sxs board bow rcd o port DO
Persia JudkiAs, leaves r. York, Wednesday Feb. l.
arabia sooo. Boston. Wednesday, Feb. ii.
Afrtoa thsAs0s, York. "Wednesday Fob. Is
Niagara WiekmAA. BcssOa, Wednesdsy Fes Is
asia iOM. YORK. "Wednesday, N rob 4.
Europa, LoicA " Boston. Wednosday. March IL
Berth secured until paid for.
experiences sureonc board
Of Torso ships will net be accountable e gold
silver bullion specie Jewetry precious metals
unless bills az ladns ~e signed therefor aad The vaue thereof
therein expressed. For freight passage sooiv 70
H. CUkaED No Bo Wing Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

LNOR HAvRE DIRECT.-FRANC0AM AMERICAN CON
Il pany.-rhe screw steamship Woo DO tous burheu
Sharp commander will leave for the above pert Nsu
day Feb e at Y O'Clock precisely Price Of passaseFr
cabin, AIT $780, do do for ward $50 For freight psssax
apply to the agents, EN- ED. P0IRlE6 co,
81 Broad street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

E,O1 HAvRE AID sOurHAMPT0k.-rHn UNITED
Il States mail steamer ARA0O, d. Lnss Commander vii
leave for Havre, toucheg al Southampton the
and passengers, Saturday FEB L.
No, 81. NoA river feot ~ beach Prise passage
Te
This ship Ave wases tight csrnpArtmens sucosns
engines the Of cosion
couls not reach hem and the pumps bene free
safety OF ne vessel and passengers would be secured.
BaSTaSe wanted during the passage shcuk
board the day befbre sailing marked below"
Ne freight viii be taken after Thursday Feb For fretgn
o. passage apply 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, s.
Broadway
E;B,gfhe steamer FULTON win succeed ne Ar.-s ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

A RCHTTBCT wANrr.D-OSE COMPETENT TO ACT
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