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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-21
GREAT REVOLUTION III MEDICAL SCIENCE.
TE@e best TG r:aDeHfEC Agent
ever introduced.
DIR. DICKINSO\S

VI :! large portion OF
the intelligent Ii V
men Of the land. 1t is nov clearly demon
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internal - drug medication" may be laid aside
with perfect safety to the patient and abid-
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highest wonder and praise. The apparatus
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larry all those painful and formidable dIaeas-
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From whatever cause there may De an cx-
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duclng an excess or deficiency Of the acids
and alkaline sccretions-the magnetic pYinei-
pies of the system ar: derangcd. and can on
ly be safely restored to their normal condition
ky an application of magneto-ele lectricity, by
means af pr. DICkINSON'S MAGNETIC
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IN all sexual and urinary disorders, partIcu-
larry where the Constitution has been broken
down and ruined 10y unnatural solitary habits
to which too many of the young OF both sexes
are so lamentably prone.
DR.. DICKlNSON'S MAGNETIC ELECTRIC
MACHINE is without tie dangerous compli-
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/; is, in fact, a handsome paror ornament;
may be applied by a child and will last
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bills, &c.
PRICE OF THE MACHINE $40.
1t Will be sefely packed and sent to any
part Of the United States. Sold wholesale /
ard retail al the Medical Office. No, 38NORTH
81 FEATH Street. Philadelphia Address,
sass A. c. DICKINSON, ND. /
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BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!
FOURTH YEAR OF TIE
Cosno2oIitan Art Association

CosnocoIitan Art Association.
4 fe- THE FAMOUS
OUSSeL01Rf GALL ERY OF PAIN TlkGS!
PURCHASED AT A COST OF Sl8o,oool
Ssp RcwERs WORLD RENowSEp srArCrs OF TIE
-s-s GREEK SLAYER
Re-purcAsscd 1Cr SIC thoasaYd doaaTs, with
. sev sral hundred other werks. of Art, in Pains-
ing, Sculpture and Dfonzes. compr sc the Pre-
miums 70 be awlrded to the subscribers Of tue
GGSM0PGLiTRH ART kSS0CIATI0N,
who will subscribe hefa. the 28th Of J ~ I,ry,
1858, at Which tine the awards v Ill taGe pl ace.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Every subgQfij1er OF th,ss SQ!Lars is entitled TO
4 copy OF tie large and splendid Steel En-
craving, entitled MANIFEST DESTINY, also to
4 CO Of the CosXoPoLITAN Arr JOURNAL
ons o. also to
Ate lhcate in the Award of Premiums, also
tree adm ssion in the Dusseldorf and Cos
mopQiitan Galleries.
Thus it 10 seen that for every diree dollar
paid, the subscriber not only receives 3
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVIFG
but, also, the beautifully illustrated
TWO Dollar Art Journal, Ono
Year.
Each subscriber is also presented with =
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Yhirh a valuable work Of Art, III Painting o.
Sculpture, may be received IN addition, thus
giving 10 every sab criber an equivalent t,
the value OF fjgS doitdrS and Il Certiuctte yratas
Any eae of tue leading So NJ gaines IS fur
nished, Instead Of Engraving aud Arr JournI
ifdesircd.
no person is restricted to a single share
Those taking five memberships, remitting Sl5
are eEti,Isd TO al extra Engraving, aud slA
tickets.
Full particulars Of the Association are giyer
in the Art Journal, which contains over sixty
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Der. Specimen copies will be sent to al per
aoIs who desire to subscribe, On receipt Of five
postage stamps, rs cents.J
= Address
S.L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.,
lo:22-6t. 54s BroGSpay, NeV York.
n9- c. B. OYERTON, Honorary Secretary
.poulerspeft, Pa
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and many otaer things too numerous to men
ton, will be found in this department, which
will be sold at a trilipg advance from cost,
Tor ready nav
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PROVISION STOuE.
z. Z. SPENCER.
GROCERIES

a good assortment constantly on hand, from
which Will enunerate few Of the leading
TlaIac
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Two Dollar Art Journal, Ono
Year.

ell. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A., .
lo:22-6t. 54s BroGdway NeW York.
R@- C. B. OvERTOS, Honorary Secretary
Eoulerspsft Pa
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUrREwE COURr.-srEpHEN DUFFY AGAINST
y Fleming Duncan and aeorse Logan In pursuance
action bearing date e Hh day Of January one thousand
eish, hundred and aty eight notice hereby given all The
creditors OF Joseph McNurrsy ats OF Brooklyn. In
the county of Kings and State Of New York merchant 10
pear before me the undersigned referee in he above
titled scon, NJ oce, No III Broadway in the city OF
New YORK on or before the twenty second Of March nett
the demands clsns which they h. against the
said Joseph McMurray the second Of December
thousand eight hundred and hy whether dee that day
due hcreaer and that default thereof they
will be excluded from The benefit the fund crested under The
assignment executed By the said Joseph NcNurray N the
above named Fleming Duncan and George Logan, on or
the day last mencned and be barred from maintaining
any scon there agsnsthe said defendants either OF
S0UG 4 NAsog, Rsssrss
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L,IRE BRICK AND TILE woRKs.-EALED PROPo
j sails will be received until tho twenash day Of
Fire Brick and Tile Manufacturing Ooupsny,6 for
the leasing for term OF years o. the whole Of
the premises any Of the csys
e enc On us s
extending TO the Burlington turnpike 10 situated about
city Of Fhiacelpha On this property large almost
neIhaus ole beds OF the best quality Of fine clay together
ma nuac,ure Of white pottery china stoneware
ware draining tiles soye ties also for COTS aud
veins varying from TO IA feet in thickness 1hese ciays
naturally of white blossom, blue black color, but
nearly million Of these eays the property The
varieties Of sand and underlying these veins admi
draining tiles The extensive workshops, &c, 6n.sad
few months ago, erected IN the immediate
aas o1ed sy and proas
featuring busness can be carried on ~ tbs most
EIGHT horse poer with the CO ndrcai boiler and smoke
shat outside the building capable Of driving several
steam u ppss @ beang ibe hobs are placed Along tss
There are two kilns built, and the foundation tor
a enc Is laid ro% TO toms OF e'rS eo , ps
~ clay delivered nj wharf in Phladephia varies from
- S soper ton There is one variety said d. to De fully
front which vessels drawing ninety tons can be loaded
From the workshops and clay banks down grade rroSd
long has been subs antaly built extending
70 this whsrf and runneg under the Camden and Amboy
Rsrosd that lo,ded cars pass down 70 the vessels by
gravity Pine wood bumnous and anthracite coal can be
brought direct the wharf at the cheapest rates Alto
goher this properly affords and rare opportunity 10
ererprising persons DESTROYS OF embarkng IN business
which, properly and ud ciousy managed with an outlay
Of but small capital cannot fail TO be emnently profitable
Proposals will be received the time the sale oil the
exclusive mining digging leave Tor the expectation of the
cays and sand OF the proposals for the renting OF
will please call at the secrerys Office or address Chairman
of Esecyise Commitee care OF Kingston Meay seeret
~, No Az Walnut street, below Fifth. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 20 1855.
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SCARS.

THE sxoxr cAUsrp By TIE FINANCIAL PREssURH
hss 20. All dsssPeAred yet a. have su namsrous s
panic prcs" Wholesale dealers would DO vel 70 erauns
~ sSosk. y, CRxBKs, II Pre4wS,
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DussEt1. W wEsrcorr. AucrIoSEER -oFrIcE lss

IL Broadway.
sucrror ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
n w wESTCOTT auconeer for The sale OF real estate,
stocks bonds household furniture &C viii sell Mis- day,
ture OF every description and beautiful works OF art he pro-
perry Of Jared W Moore ESQ contained In the I've story
dwelng No 152 West Twenty frat street near Seyenh ave
nue., all by Roth 4 Goldsmith and in perfect
order. The sx hundred lots Of masnh
cent rosewood and satin wood furniture marble groups
bronzes paintings &C. all Of which will be peremptory 500
70 the highest bidder and must be removed IN two days rom
morning Of sale, which win take place without regard TO
weather.
Paror furniture consists Of
ThIec elegant carved suits ot sod rosewood furnur ons
~ which " covered In crimson satin fu SUIT
IN crimson ana gold brocade and niue pieces IN six
velvet az order elegantly carved centre sofa aud
pier WIN marble tops solid rosewood Turkish and re-
cepon chairs in tapestry and satin elegant carved octave
rosewood psnoforte; velvet Wilton and Administer carpets
French usk cabinet two splendid wood
ceres lined with satin wood tix aud elegant pier
ruante mirrors with cornces slabs aud brackets
embroidered lace curtains corner stands backs
cscretores consoles buh work sperb on
canvass and glass marble groups and s,s,sarv with large
and beautiful collection Of manel unique paror
,,rnanents, chsndeiers, SC. f
Elegant rosewood chamber furnture
Marble dressing bureaus bedstesds weshsants
rosewood armour with plate doors commoies French cot
tage chairs, twenty two fine hair mattresses English
tst setes shades and lace curtains thirty windows oval
mirrors toilet SETS bronze CLOCKS, no. -
Solid oak dining room furniture.
Extension dining table marble sdebosrd cbnirs
Two secretary sofa bedsaad rich silver ware ~
vr~r gold band and decorated china ruby and
crysla cut glass Ivory and silver cutlery, with large
quapp,y not mentioned, including hesiess Co
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-THE OPERA.
"A Sole Lessee and Director. ......................

"A Sole Lessee and Director. CllrnAn
THE UUGUENOTS,
90 be produced in the month Of March)
The uguenos has been In preparation for wards o.
three months Over hundred employed In
getting The Director believes thai through
reming labor his and that the artists and
poyes be will be able strictly to fun the tempting promises
held in this announcement. - -
SYNOPSIS or ThE MISE EN- SCENE.
l. Five scenes painted by Anegr Csyo and Holster,
being principally copies OF those used In Paris at the Imperial
Opera House.
About three hundred dresses part OF which have been
Paris by the Of the Grand Opera, the
been manufactured here from original they
viii exactly correspond the epoch In which the action takes
place HS,2l
regular chorus Of seventy instead Of the usual number
Of thirty 1--we.
the conJuraon dn which the destruction Of he
the Cahocs) chorus Of
thirty VIII be added-thus making the united
hundred strong being the largest
pioyed any Opera Hou-. Of Europe America
s. The regular orchestra OF sixty nstead OF the usual
Der Of which will be added IN the third act when tbs
Queen and her ladies' Of honor arrive extra
band Of twenty.
complete In every particular comprising the
Tents of La Orange DAngr sledenberg Tbern osser Tsf
fsne Rocco Piapeser Dubreui Beuer 0ehriein Barrs-
tint and Carl Formes who VIII sing the most important
of Marcel the Huguenot which Jony With that Of Bertrsm
In Robert e Liable" IL considered bis Creates, part
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NAUTION.-I HEREBY FORBID ALL PERSONS USING
~ Drunken ssws) circular SAWS obique for growing DC
without license from under the penalty Of the law. LII
for SALE BY Pc Of attorney Nsw York. Dec a.
1857. WIN. WEBSTER, l2 Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CApENY OF MUsIC-aoBxRr LE DIABIR
n Lessee spd soIe Director UnmA~
hisCS.'wd.y) evening a. 3 as@r' open st7s
Cheap Opera Night admission S0 Cert.
The Director being determined to offer n N.
suar nights announces iG sSss.' The '' pe'Cr'0o-
on winch '00A'" MADAME DANsay
viii make her nrs appearance A. Charles ta- Fh1
The o'hrT so sss syE prsNARpI oAssrER.
Admission 60 cenu; reserved seas 70 cents EXTRA; smpA
dse :sls .e. 10
First AID positively only o S'sh,I o
LA oRt asasssixn TiSS SaRI ros hasooxTTA'
s..ns b ". s.r ss aysgESos
'sas; . ss
The ss % an '
NAM Instead q Th III T EsPsc1AL ATTENTION
OF The public is called sHs ssoh the
oonce.uiDs the HGdTENofs IN sno her column.
ts ri n %Es
RR99ADwAY rHxArRH- ss.,
3 II 1870. x:;s
EQUESTRIAN Ai ssEEyi4 81 EATON STOVE n ~
. s'' LOOK OUT FOR FUN
EATON sToNF as he Jasglsr Of Pssp.
WITHOUT SADDLE OR BRiDiE.
"'' 'S@wI'B B. DONALDSON.
CINDERELLA viii be performed every wednesday ana IA
turd.y Doors open l. performances
Royxxy IsF x.rss., ", r..~
PRICES and psrqaei rs cents Pr il cents Prvss
boxes Y AND IS fsa. 4 gFT. MEN % ''o
70, sArUspsy EVENING. FsS r.
,.-. d6SsAKhE or MOSCOW. ,..
Rnro...........'Mr Eddy ysidimar. r Josnss1.
SUI His is LAST TI LEGS.
BROKEN SWORD WI mug
''t' w. BLACK nj ED SUDAN. ''""'"-
WIN sres. o-s.
pURToNs NEW THEArRk-sATvRpAy-Ac CAPITAL
y fHRIs f' %oSbsos Via
asn sn% S
sT Of Of ThaRns hs s5ybSP nou
hrst only this Monday Mr.. and Mrs II. e.
davenport will Appesr as Hamlet and Ophella
WooD's BUILDINGS. BROADWAY, NEAR paIEu
Henry wS go cHsIsrY WOODS HiaslREis sr''r'''
Unds. he alrscuon q II wsod and Geo ohrs.y.
EXTRA hE'i'x kEsRo xrxsraEsr
%r;F s s 4s sosssr
With WITH no w scenery, properties &c. a., o.u.,
Tickets % op en- ss TX o'oioda
L,RASKIJs MUsngx, III GRAND srREnr. oNs
and Ga snS
daily commencing at O'Clock In the sfterooa
~ In the evening Strangers and others will observe
that the above the only establishment in the United HaSO
where the
MODEL ARrtSrGs
ezbbiied-conssting OF company OF young sustes
numbering -
TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES,
ss so pef Torssn and
& .s 4sSss .as 4sa s
S'Dp'0" &C. r 4!s4 rili c sggIis. asovrr
composed OF young lady vocass Also Mons 0regoire Ne
man Il r. SS;S s as s' sfs
AdmssionOrcbesra seats 10 cents boxes rs cents pri
bores, 81 Notice-Gsla dayLAs day Of tie soAsoa-
Saturday Seb. n. will be for the
BENEFIT or THE MANAGER
which bill of INN attractions III be ORR
Nearly 100 young ladies win appear for ming grand
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FINE HEAD OF HAIR.-rHE INGREDIENTS FOB
he :4a only f." 70: to
coers he skin wsi :: he bali, and sroxS
&.
Nv s
@ Ssr . y n ~ as ssy Or
Sisk % color srsdu.ix bssi brown
for @ a he s
81 % sss h. a.
printed directions Temsdie: viii Be
he
out a: also giving nns glossy 70 The hair
Ias e "a on q
cash or postage stamps. The aTcs: for making the entire
he world for few csna which VII make enough 70 last
a sA's
lanes WILSON 800 Grand street New YORK wrae your
address plain 1t VIII be sent by return f post
" o. 81 and IS BeekmAn street New York.--Ths sub
sse1s prepared e furnish Of style and size
Tor ' s .ss 20 .rc. for
new pecnnsn Of German printing typesbens .elsc.
delivery: O .,s ', 4a.~ s'IO. 10, , ,s, ~
foundry. JAMES CONNER SONS.
CAUTION TO CONSUMERS OF KEROSENE oIIs.-rHE
~ public hereby cautioned against various explosive
city II
psny hereby eiye notice that they viii prosecute all parties
Illegal he recognized Of the
The the authorized agents OF the
be obtained the Office of the Kerosene Oil Compa
ny, SO Beaver street, New York.
CAPTAINS EXCHANGE HOTEL
" ABEND ESSEN,
Saturday February q 1855.
ARENSFELD 4 B0DE.
Service at O'Clock
LyIRE PROOF AND WATER PROOF CEMENT FOR
roofing, cheap and durable Best OF city references
given where work has been done Orders received US
Warren street New York. j. WARD CO., Coz Eighth
nue., between Forty second and Forty third streets
DODLTRY FOR SAfE-A FEW OF FIFTEEN DIFFE-
varieties of the choicest kinds of bred TO Wis
S. SMITH, Dsrien Depot Darien, CT
DEIETYELs NON-ExPLOsIvE BURNING FLUID
III the greatest discovery known This fluid will not
explode under circumstances be used in
NOV fluid lamp. Of.ce ABS second avenue, New York
JTkKS FETfRETCH.
SULPHUR BATIs.-rHE ONLY ORIGINAL sULPHU
j. These celebrated baths given No Carroll
place, Bleecker street, corner Laurens
THE BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, AUTHOR OF THE MAR
l. rsge almana,s, price only four postage stamps-Pr
vate and confidential consultations from to 10 NJ and from
Alto M at 81 West Twenty seventh street. The Sixth
omnibuses and the house mnutes
WANTED-THE MOST DESPERATE CASES OF IN
and all nervous diseases Per-o1s afflicted, by leaving their
address with Professor STEVENS No 363 Broome street.
will be called upon without fee.
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HANCOCK LODGE. NO ~. l. o. o. F-TnE MEM
IL beers Of Hancock Lodge No 40 q. F. are herebs
tiGectO meet al their lodge room Odd Fellows Hail. on sun
18th inst nj O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of paying
the Of respect Brother John McCn'ock Of
Kenspgton lodge No II of Philadelphia. The funeral VIII
take place from Odd Fellows Hall BY order -
JAMES GRAY Secy. VIM. BURK, N. O.
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SPORTING.

A LARGE. WELL TRAINED BLACK TEwFoUnD.
"A land dog for sale 10 months old. Can be at IS d.
vision street
III, THE CHOICE BREEDS or DOGS FOR SALE, AND
"A stock nj " Fulton streeI-Butlers lnfnhbe msnEe
cure and 30 cents per bottle Breeding,
training management diseases &C OF dogs win " itnsrs
,rsons price IL Call and the Scotch deer hounds, The
prize bull dog Of all England, &c.
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T,pRExPToRy SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PKOFERTY ON
GRAND street Williamsburg. by order Of the Supreme
Iour-wl be cold at public auction on Tuesday, March
1888 " O'Clock ~, al Montague Hail. Court street oppo.
rio the Itrookyn hail. the valuable property The
norbery side Of Grand street between Even street and
,lrsha avenue fronting 100 feet orsd street. and
tending through Pc street comprising full oa large
col wings both sides feplete WI
yeuiepce Tor genteei family residence; gss &C.. &c with
carriage small dwelling on Powers street being
The J. W. Burden Es late Comptroller OF
the CITY grounds stocked with valuable fruit and
shade trees shrubhery plants sc &C Stages pass the door
every few minutes portion Of the purchase money
remain ON bond and mortgage.
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nor CALffORNfk.-UNfrFD STATES NAIL LINE,
II via Panama Railroad-The United States Mail Steamship
Company wi despatch for Asplnwel on Friday ssreh
1858 O'Clock NJ precisely from pier foot OF warren
street North river the and elegant steamship MOSES
TAYLOR Captain John McGCwsn This steamer IL built
with water bulkheada and fully equipped with the
latest and best inventions intended 70 secure safety and com
traveller Passengers and mails viii be forwarded
by Panama Railroad and connect at Panama with The Pacific
Mail steamship Companys magnificent steamship JOHN l..
STFPHPNS - comma nder which will be Ia readiness
and leave Immediately for san Francisco The public are in
Mall steamship COMPANY always have
one or moro erira lying Panama ready for
avoid any possible detention OF passengers mails For
passage apply 70 W RAYMOND, at the ofce 81 the com
psny III West ~ Warren New York. kegu
lar United States mail steamer days sh and Ssh OF each
month
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I,oR CHARLESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
United states mail side wheel steamship iue.The mag
nlacent and very fast going steamship NASHVILLE T. n
Saturday,. Feb n, sttocloch W. precisely For fregh,
broadway fhe favorie steamship JAMES ADGER, 4. @.
Turner COMMANDER will succeed and leave "Wednesday,
March Through tickets rlods be had by applying
as above OF shippers called the low
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MASONIC NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF PIATT
NI Lodge No 1914 r. and A. N hereby notified TO AT
special ing of said lodge at their Odd Fell
Hall sunday the 18th inst nj III o'clock A. NJ, for
purpose paying the tribute Of respect
late brother Martin Hill Brethren of sister lodges most
respectfully invited TO join with us by order. - -
j. McKLEvER, Secretary. NJ. G. MORLAND, w. M.
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DAwNBRoKRRs sALE-w N. LEWIS SON WILL.
sell Monday NEXT ri 10 O'Clock on the Of Co
Irmbfa and streets, mems and women's clothing.
c. COHEN. Licensed Pawnbroker.
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NoTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
~ 10 harbcr trust snI OF the OF the steamship
CITY OF WASHINGTON Pere master from liverpool As
agent. JOHN q. DALE Agent Is Broadway.
rpw Tess, ~, q, HsS
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a USTRALIA PIONEER LISE-EST ABLIsHED 1854
n Carryh the United States mails.
Sailing positively on the day advertised.
Packets for March
The One Nevhuryport built clipper ship
LlRA npJ tons rcgistcrD
theever, commander
T. rapidly loading pier No river and will have
prompt despatch Tor Melbourne direct
The well known clipper ship
CARRINuTON. coo register)
Sumner, MISTER
In receiving NJ No Hast river and being
positively engaged twohlrds fun, win have despatch "a
above for sydney direct
These shps have eiesan, accommodations for and
second class passengers.
For freight OF passage apply on board. or TO
R. ". CAMERON No. Bowling Green.
sight bills for sse and cash advances made cpuggn
ments ConsiRnees In Australia Messrs. Wilkinson Bro
theirs Co.
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LVUK BOUTHANfON AND HAVK&-THH UNIFIED
T. States mail steamer ARAGO, D. Zines commander
viii leave foHsvre touching Southampton 20 land the mails
North river foot Of Beach strest This ship hs Ave wH
Of collision stranding them
the pumps being free TO work. the safety Of the vessel
the voyage should be board the day before calling
marked below" For freight or passage apply 70 ".
DRAYTON. agent, No. Broadway.
NB-The steamer Fulton viii succeed the Arago, and
asu cr1
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DRYANTs MISsTREIs,
ID Mechanics Hall, az broadway above Grand street
GRAND ANNIVERSARY WEEK
Triumphant fueee---Pieasng novedes-Crowdei hOuseA
secsnd week and immense hit Of the burlesaua Of
BRYANTs DhEAM or sHOyELRY
SCENES At PHALONs.
Doors a g. % TX O'Clock Tickets Is cents
ts.rasy, February T-First Annual BENEFIT 70 DAN
BRYANT.
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DRY GOODS, &C.
1919 -sPBISe MAST 'nIL:.,s.,. 1885,
To cash and short buyers,
At Wholesale.
The subscriber has prepared and is manufacturing
daily large and varied the above goods from the
lowest priced the most costly article which he offers for
cash or short credit, at
THE ssA1Iysr SH.px Paovrr
Also line Of imported stella shawls, differing from any In
the market GEO BULPIN,
36l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

U,oR NORFOLK AND RfCuMQSD-THE UNITED
il states natl steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parish will
leave Saturday 9Th instant At o'clock r. NJ from pier
noon and Richmond Monday morning Passengers for
the South will proceed directly by the Southern mail
line Travellers viii find this the cheapest pleassntes aud
expeditions route Passage and fare including state
70 Norfolk ~ " Petersburg and Richmond $40 steer
age, bali price. Apply 10 LUDLAM PLEAsASrs, No. %
broadway.