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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
Certificate Of capt 4aos. s. linott, of ship oEfora

J.P. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Certificate of Capt IHOS. ). ni1Ot, OF Ship Oxford
~ ~ New oFleansr May A. 1852.
i have e55G 5f ia aS md r m o M tHf i @ grT
and entirely q ny satisfaction b That much Of e rane
iron and rottn Of wood ana canvas prevented by the
wv l @ HIS tS sDlp 4SgSTna
SeItgtcate9I EKR'' D dHHmS, Master OF Snip 10
sep" iio'mcS a.o, - 49,,
ti,a TsPTnGEyV AY NJ sLstS = 8 O. 'T<2E M
theron work ofhe ship Joseph Holmes for Ge Lit Twelve
months and think is'eror to red lead other paut
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30

The work Of tbeaestroyer has Degau The Lungs in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
IT b Orleans 9ali6 Grtsteat.
Partlcularg Of ForeIgn Newg.


Advices by the screw steamship City Of Baltimore
are t the 10th inst from Liverpool we extract the
following intelligence from the mails
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30

The dates from China (by telegraph from Alex.
andra) are Shanghai. September 10th Hong. Kong,
September 2Sth Singapore, October 7th.
Lord Egin awaited at Shanghai the Commissioners
for arranging the tariff etc. who were expected from
Pekn in the beginning of October.
All quiet at Canton, and trade recommending The
Chinese are returning to Hong-Kong.
The Dutch expedition against Jamhe has been sue
cesstul. The landing took place on the 9Th Of Sep.
ember, and Jamie is in the possession of the Dutch
The loss of the natives was considerable on the side
of the Dutch killed and 81 wounded.
The French and Spanish forces have landed at
Touran, port of Cochin China. The place was Ia
ken without the loss of man. The Bay and river of
Iouran are held in a state of effective blockade by
the forces under Admiral de Genoailly from the LIST
of September.
Mr., Loeb is proceeding home by this mail with the
Japan treaty.
Turkey.
Fuad Pacha had returned to Gonstantnople, and
dispatch says it is not improbable that he will be
made Grand Vizier and that Ali Paeha will become
| Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The telegraphc cable between the Isle of Crete
and Egypt was being laid.
The plague had disappeared from Bengal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
I EHDs' FOUNDRY, REV ORLEANS.

LEEDS ( CO.. IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Vertical EorzInsl Steam EDgnes,
Boilers, Sugar Ms Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles CHARTERS,
Filters Steam and Horse Power DraiHng Machines saw Ms
Gearing, Columns and Fronts for Buildings Fur
Mouths Crate BARE and all Machinery required for
the SOuE.
We have been duy authorized
STILLMAS'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
feI2 dEWIY LEEDS d co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30

Member Of the R. c. Surgeousn London, etc.
From the Rev. !. Flanagan of Binbrook C. WI
j. W1SEe-Sir: have made the trial Of your Canadian Yer
nifuge and with the most happy results IN my family
mud in every which has my knowledge, the ezpu
sion of worms has followed the administering of Ferm
fe and every one here prefers Tie other its effects
certain and children Hke itmore readily which is great point
gaincd in giving medicine to children.
July ID 1915. JOHN FLAAA9 IAN
szy The physicians generally use "Wners CaHadar
Vemifuge This medicine is simple vegetable preparation
and can always be administered with prope safety and conf
ence as to re will always destroy worms and re
store the patient to health.
w Over one thousand certificates have been sent to At
agents planters merchants and physicians, hoarng Rstt
mony 10 the efficacy Of the inl uuable remedy
pa Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WIEER, Manufacturing ehemis
and wholesale Druggist lIlnioa Canada West
Sold wholesale aud retail, by j. WRIGHT Il co,
Nos q and l5l Chartresstreet.
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ss.iges.as4G6, CE8AEELKGs III. HHIaEss. I'D. 2B. ~,
E9eE$ 5fSS No 5l Canal street aerRtsu GaToudsD g.
EE#%t2 itsrcnne streets, New Orleans AkTIEIGIA Al
-st' TEE III iGtaEted in tu or paetia seb WA
tsb lE&M
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bill had been brought before the States, at the
Hague, for the emancipation of the slaves in surinau
and Curacoa. The first Colony is to get eleven mil
lions of forms, the second three millions. Slaves
are estimated for indemnity according to a tariff. A
negro on a sugar plantation 375 FORMS on a coffee
or cocoa do. 26O forins on cotton or rice do. 2Gt
FORMS There are 1910 slaves in surinam, ant
5000 in Curacoa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30

Inc lHUhNItuf pnDNshes Jhe IWIOWlHs IeIItTt hUICH
the Emperor has addressed to his cousin, Prince Ma
poleon, Ministerof Algeria and of the Colonies
"Sr GIOUp, Oct 81.
My Dear C0usin-I have the liyeliest desire that,
at the moment when the difference with Portugal rel
atiye to the Charles ct Georges has terminated the
question OF the engagement Of free laborprs on the
African coast should be definitely examined and
finally settled on the truest principles OF humanity
energetically claimed from Portugal the restitn
ton of the Charles ct Georges because will always
maintain intact the independence Of the national
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
ROOTS, SH0Es AND HATS.
DEN 'EISTRY.

DTR. j. :. CLARK, DENTIST, HAS RETURNED,
- and may be found at his Rooms l24 CANAL. STREET,
Union l}Hnk i}uaiHg. n23 ct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30

TOtt. n. T.. DICNEE, DENTIST, RESPECTFULLY
~ Informs his friends and publr that he has returned
the civ. and may be found bis Office No lO7 street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
gTRONG TE8TT1T0N0 !

. err4-a, t&.B &.BLEARLEY, 5g AND 81 RAMPART
$9Y street. manufacturer Of Carriages, Buggies Spr:
--2z1Z " agons, Fire Engines rebuilt Repairinsiu
nf the branches dnnC Rtrhe shortest nCtice. i8h "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30

HUGHES, vALETTE 4 co.
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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WIN MY WIFE ON MY Arm.

w AIR-The True hearted Fellow.
with wife and my son on the other,
To nANNFY'S famed book store hied;
Many volumes bought while my boy and hk mother
with beautiful gifts we're supplied.
locket, broocb n gold lever chain
drew and that day, lucky fellow,
Took home IN addition too. food for the brain,
Its value in trinkeis as well, oh
they manage 10 sell the hes, books al fair prices
And throw IN The presents beside,
IL ystery that thousands on thousands surprises;
But the fact can't AZ least be denied.
Then all for booss where tipres nothing 70 pay
For such jewels AZ elsewhere they sell oh
~ the co~f ~ the volusnes carry away,
Bound In azure, snd scarlet and yellow
Every volume sold the American Gin and Book House
ns brosdway accompsniedby tasteful and useful pres
emit Catalogues for all A. RANNFy,
Agent.
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THE TALENT
Illustrating the edition Of fbsi practical medical work,
Thurman Frsiy; Psychological Resesrches Just issued
from press n describes the and effects Of all dis
eases Of delicate naore contains copous instructions for
the alton OF ho~e who BY mped
ments from entering int the marriage state also profes
dissertation illustrating the results OF chemical tests
powerful Price rs cents Sent free postage
part OF the country Th invaluable work may be ohsned
a. well the Tresmsr, from Or. BARROW No l57 Prince
street few doors west Of Brosdwsy New York also from
zieber Phlsdephis, and =, s. Hance, Baltimore.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ALMANAC FOR 1858 IL
i The New York Almanac snd Yearly Record Price
N cents bound In cloth andconaiping as much matter
ordinary 81 rs volume. Published BY MASON BRoTHhF'
ne nd ITO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

HENRY r. HFRTS, JR, AUCr1ONErR-RY HERrg A
MOas-wl sell on friday, Jan. "a 1854 AT IOi O'Clock
lac store No 81 Pine street large sale o. groceries
|nes ouors and segars, comprising sugars syrups
|ssses soap, candies, spices, &c &c; also brandy GIN
|skey, &C. in casks cases and denNohns also about
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TENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIosEER,s..sALEsR 2

c,on on FRIDAY Jan a. at n O'Clock at the sa,esroom
street superb and unique sale Of beautiful Chinese
ques and curiosties, with large collection OF shells
I'm every par, OF the world and other rare articles never
tore imported 10 this countryIarge and elegant vases
and dinner sets, copper lined with silver ladies'
smeled work bores camphor wood boxes most ex1usey
ved backgammon boards. elegant card and scRar
japanese coral baskets pager weights Great Josh and
her gods walking Nth $50 plates nooO wood. from
sandwich Islands; paddles and spears; few superb
rfs and dresses, such imported worked ON
In aides, with many other articles which only be
ecised by being seen. They will be exhibition lay
fore the sale Ladies' invited 10 examine the gools
liz without
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NEW YORK AID LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN mail steamers
The ships comprising this line
The ATLANTIC. Captain Oliver Eldrfdxo-

The ships comprIskng this Nno Mo-
The ATLANTIC. Captain Oliver Eldrfdxo-
The BALTIC Captain Joseph Comstock-
The ADRIATIC, Captain James West.
These ships having been built by contrast expressly foa
has been taken IN their
srucuon also In their engnes to insure strength and
speed and their for passengers unequal
cd for elegance and comfort
The steamers OF this have Improved tight
and has been spared to make them al
the thorough examination given them proves
their mode OF construction yet uneQuaed.
Price passage from New York TO Liverpool Ia first caon
$780, second SIS From Liverpool TO New York. and
~ guneas An experienced attached 70 each ahip
No bertas can be secured until paid for.
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FURNITURE.

w the city offers bargain his psrlor furniture, CONSIST
three Noliaires eleven medaon back
chairs wood, covered with rich blue and gold slt
brocae tables &c For parcu address kemble, Herald
Cfnce.
NOTICE TO PARTIES HAVING NEW OR SECOND
IN hand furniture bedding carpets and ocofhs they want
dispose Of will find cash purchaser BY calling AZ n NJ
Humes furniture and bedding store, i75 Chatham street
ITO noUsEKEEPERs, FURNITURE DEALERS AND
Il OTHERS.
Great closing sale Of cabinet furniture, feather beds
mattresses, &c. ~ the store,
No I6s Chatham street,
Between James and Roosevelt streets
In Of being compelled 20 remove Onhe st
February the undersigned viii dispose Of his stock IN the
above store, unprecedentedly low prices
Consisting. in part, Of sofas nj Sill worth SIG.
Mahogany rockers. - 10 o.
Mahogany Fren n bedseads, 30
Mahogany chairs from 81 s. 10 ~ so worth from - 70 10
Cane seat chairs 75c.
Cane seat rockers, ~ So
Cosge bedeads hair husk other mattresses feather
beds large lot ~ each and OF goods
such usually found class furniture store.
Prices marked article, and will be sold without re-
serve Sale TO commence 10 day and continue until the last
W BUTLER.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR THE POOR As WE'LL AS
~ the hrs, class mirrors ss Of plate ess and
3se 70 be Mr. Mesds liz Bowery by Of chance
Gs members plenty q buyers $50 e 500 in the room
Tickets 20 be had 81 THOS MEDLEY ~ Bowery where all
particulars may be ascertaned.
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INTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
nure, collection OF original paintings, horses sni car
|ges library wines Ac belonging TO the estate Of John Ia
kUsshII W wEsTCoTT suconeer, will sell 70 morrow,
urday the first class residence l52 Wesi Twenty first
e.t commencing At iO O'Clock the entire elegant furni
e the house all Of which made 10 order and will be
III without the character of the sale makes i'm
thst purchasers should the goods within two
I've the sale The catalogue embraces four hun
III lots Of magnificent rosewood furniture and valuable
rks of ART
consisting IN part Of elegant pearl nlad panoorte used
three Aths with the unexpired warranted; elegant
rosewood parlor suits covered In rich satin brocade,
In four large French mans and pier mirrors
saon carpets two full marble top rosewood etegeres,
plate doors siaiuary marble top centre sofa and pier
lies rosewood corner etegeres with mirror backs Turkish
rton chairs dvans In brocade, consoles In bull work.
|ench escroire nlad with pearl elegant mante vases
|rbe groups and figures sh and lace surtans marble
|, music cabinet collection Of superb paintings all OF
valuable subjects and all richly framed gold and bronze
|nou with variety OF elegant Partisan psrlor
dining ROOM chamber and library furnihed
|rossvcod and OAK; marble top dressing bureaus rich
lived bedseads twelve large hair mattresses beds aud
|ddinr English blankets French counerpanes rosewood
French toilet sets oval mirrors gold boriered
|.des French cottage chairs rockers In plush and hair
tapestry carpets rosewood secretary bookcase och
|ion dining table marble top siieboard with oak dining
FURNITURE descriptions rich silverware French
|ns cut glass sofa bedsieas &c with large guam.
of furniture Of every description not mentioned In this
which 70 be fully appreciated, must be
|ned Catalogues be had at the house nj O'Clock
! morning Of sale, which viii take place rain shine.
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AMUyERdNNV1,


NrIBlso's GARDEN
IN DAh RIOTS GREAT SHOW,
SPECIAL CARD
THE ElEPitAkr
WILL WALK INK T1nHT ROPK
To-oght
GEMS or The VATICAN
BY the classic horse man. Richard Rivers
VIM. Armstrong will throw double somersault-
RIOh'S Rbinoceros
RICF'e TALKING Horse,
RI F's Comic Mules
EICE's 1haste oaveraatlons.
Mrs. DAN kl,E In her Manage ACT,
MAGILTOE and DUNBAR,
kIk1 IN his Leapa
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MATRIMONIAl~

A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO INTELLIGENT AND RE
IN fined society, wishes TO make the Of
ueman over CITY. with view TO marriage None need reply
unless he be kind courteous intelligent
sound principles and property Perfect
certy integrity OF purpose requested Address A. c.
c., Herald Office.
MATRIMONIAL OrFICE-PERSONs OF REsPFCTA.
NI bity wishing To form matrimonial alliance
fail in success by calling Mrs POSTs Matrimonial once
as Fourth street between Bank ana Troy Commu
nicatiops 10 be noticed must contain ~.
NEATRTMONTAL OFFICE-LOUIs CO., 400 BROAD.
N way room No l. up stairs once hours-ladies z TO
az O'Clock gentlemen 81 10 81. Apply or address with
stamp. number Of ladies' ages from u to0 years wh
rious Intentions cf msrimony. Applications CONFIDENTIAL
MATRIMoN1AL-A PLAIN, UNASSuMING NAN, OF
IN sober steady habits 81 years oil robust constitution, In
olerahe circumstances wishes become acquainted with
respectable young lady bewxt Is ard y Win view
marnony An aniable disposition as well "a unblemsn
ed character highly Indispensable To one who suns ms
opportunity the advertiser has got all the requ
necessary for her comfort Address Naerius Herald
Office, FOR three days IN handwriting ~ B-An orphan
person 18th but few acqusinsncesn the cry preferred
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DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
Il 26h day of January 1883 will be sold at auction at the
Merchants Exchange in the city of New York at IL M BY
f. H. LUDLOW, auctoneer all those Ave certain lots with
the unfinished houses thereon situated ON the norhery side
Theh street. between Second and third each
lot being 20 feet by half the block The of the fee will
join in the sale under the foreclosure OF the builders con
tract all absolute and ndspuable title TO the
whole premises For further particulars apply to T. JAMES
GLOVER, l33 Nassau street. New York
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b "a Z 4 m InsArss so,. L.....
Manager Of hs Geological Departnooi MI Van Amturst
t,i S,s.
EQUESTRIAN tkb 1 ASS{SSiaI.., coyr.SY
TRfUsfh = Sir sfSSoHS si1s'''
NE" sss$sSSSssEF AH$ '''
FoUR s SHETLAND Eta up PoxIsS
' ALI ALL TH nn oRsH ~ k ATfssrs
x1as q M Nine 6sz til. r
refugee he greatest Ugh, s roae artist ~, sOs!d Mime
Monday night next
VAN AMBUEGH's MEMAgERdE, o,-rvv
o,s,r The qsHA% "A EiESSShSTi EIsE9 sA1s
1s PAY e 3.
dies and children who have been unable 70 obtain places
1s SAs Viii be on
Doors open at ~; to commence at2
pOwERY THEATRE
PHcss~ I and paraae IS cents Pit IL cents prSs
boxes IS and s.; seats in private boxes % cents.
Friday EVENING, JAN
Two grand spectacies NJ .zrppA
CATARACT OF THE GANGEs
with new and magnificent scenes,
Grand professions
The Flight of shs VIA hs?.s ,ss cssSra.sd 'p''
WHITE CLOUD.
pURToN's NEW THEATRE -FRIDAy-BENEFITA AND
iha Mr. C. Mathews Grasoulo, Mr. C. Fisher B9q&1Mrd
S VEN Win, first time, farce called cool As Gu
euds
nSa Marx
pearance
" street; %sas p,,,,,..,-
Henry % geo: cHRisTY wo0iDs MINsiREIs ''p''''
Under the direction Of II. Wood and Geo. Christy.
Positively the last week this season that
GEO. HOLLAND
NEW YEAR CALLS
Peter Day. :9eo gnrtstI
tickets cents Door: open ats to commence Al II ocoOS
L,RANKIIN MUSEUM lz GRAND STREET, ONE DOOR
from BfssSTsE IL FOR ThE SEASON
New troupe Of IGds 4 EEsaT PHRTsE
all handsome and accomplished young ladies' Two perform
'n'e' VIII E e ESsn AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
sfx4sFs fe rSTis U.s. appear
Es ne sns
with others equally interesting In addition to the above
variety of singing dancing buresque lectures, ecceuAo
"'' A'''' '' FEMALE OPERA TROUPE
composed Of ladies' in selection of songs choruses a.
Remember, two performances daily in the afternoon and
Boxes q cents Private boxes NB-sAges pass wi'hs
a door OF the place.
Umpire HALL 500 BRoADwAY-wuL. SHORTLY
close s 'f KASF MsI xRc PS5' T%11Y?aoEs
With thrilling description of the suernss endured by him
aud his daring followers, by
CHARLES GAYIER, Esq.,.
The popular author and dramats
Every evening at O'Clock; and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons al 3 o clock.
Admission Is cents; children half price.
Mr. Brooks first officer OF the expedition will Also be In ut
tendance to give all desired information
On and after Monday, Jan Is purchaser of SIX tickets
VIII be presented with splendid photograph OF DR. Kane,
and all purchasing four tickets with of his only surviving
Esquimsux dog 'EtAh"
These photographs both taken from life Meade Bro
theirs Midway and worth more than the price paid for
the tickets.
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|,nwARn scuHNcK. AucrIoNEER-BY "a Az VI.

rDwARD sCHHNcK, AUcTIoNEER.-BY r; ,. II:
n sCHENCK This day, January r. at II O'Clock. At
Lin saesroom Is special sale of magnificent
watches diamonds iewelry. comprising magic hunting
Ia open chrouomsiers duplex patent and detached
90 also ladies' enamellcd watches set with diamonds also
moud brareis brooches pms earrings studs and rings
and single stone all mounted In Is carat gold also
,renne and Roman mosaic, cameo, carbunce and other
rims and earrings gold vest guard and fob chains cha
|anes sea rings Pima earrings sds sleeve buttons, &C.
lie positive. by order OF the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

'E6wA kD <. CdffiNs, No. IS wan strest NY.
BROWN SHfPLEY CO.. Liverpool
b. O. WAINWRIGHT 4 Co, Paris
The of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
less bills of lsdng signed therefor and the value eere
expressed therein.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

ErpERT r. SAVAGE, INSTRUMENTATION A
sAv AGE will SELL by order Of assignee, their sales
I'm az Cedar street. Friday, Jan "a at 10 A. NJ, the
Id OF dealer In staple and fancy dry goods lace goods
ssle Of fine watches and jewery, hardware
Ii cutlery made up furs, sleigh robes, hosiery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

H. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-CONTINUAT
OF furs skins &c being the balance OF the stock of
nkrup concern. removed from brosdwsy Tor
|dsy, January ., AT their store, GO Nassau street q
Inplete assortment of the above, all Manufactured
preesly for broadway sales, and being the finest lot
furs offered this comprising Hudson bay sables
nt otter, lynx, squirrel ermne beaver, mountain mar
itch aud seal cardinals capes circulars vstornes tip.
a. cuff. NUTS gloves mantlllas gents fura, caps nun
bear and other robes Sale positive, by order OF the as
Xuee n A Dewitt ESQ
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n LBEkT II NICOLAY. AUCTIONEKR. ALBERT
n II. NlCOLAY, Office No. Broad sreet-ReKulsr auc-
IN sales OF stocks bonds notes and other securities every
the Brokers' Board Sale this day al I2 clock at the
echsps Exchange For full particulars see catalogues or
)urnal of Commerce, Courier and Morning Express
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DRYANTs' MINsTREIS.
ID Mechanics Hail. a72 Broadway. above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY EVENING During THE WEEK.
Immense success, new features buresques, &C.
The Gallery; Three Hunters speech. BaN6
shakers Down IN Alsbams New Songs, Dances saytngA
&c; Essence uf Ole yirgnny
JERRY and DAN BRYANT In acts Commence ct ~.
Tickets Is centa.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

vTrnsor RIVER RAILRoAD-ExPREss TRAINS
III for Albany and Troy stopping at principal stations co..
meeting western snd Northern traina leave Chambeu
A., n, SMITH. auperntpudenk
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A UsTRALfA INDEPENDENT IfNE-PAssENGERs
n per ship w. TALBOT for Melbourne will please have
their baggage board this day Friday January q Pas
sengcrs bosri from Pier TO- East river on Saturday
Apply 10 GOODBYE ARKELL A ELLIOT los Pearl street.
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L,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
il The United States mail steamship JAMEsTowN, CAPT
Parish will Saturday I'D instant nj ocock y. W.
from pier ~ North she will arrive at Norfolk on sun
day afternoon. and At Richmond Monday morning Pas
seneers for the south proceed directly by the great
southern mail line Travellers viii hnd this the cheapest
pleasantss and most expeditions route. Passage and fare
Including staeroor Norfolk 81 10 Petersburg and Rich
nond, $40, ssersge, half price. Apply 70 LUDLAM A
PLEASANTS, 80 broadway.
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DICoRDs PRACTICn-C u. HAMMOND, N. D., PUPIL
X of Rcord Of Paris (vho the first living for
&C. OF the sexual sysem and Of Professors Car
ncchan and Mott OF this city, be consulted in English
French personally by lester Al his ONCE No 81 Beeckcr
street Broadway from 70 and from 70 O'Clock
Avs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

METROPOLITAN FUR sroRE:-sErs or RICH sA-
M bie mink royal ermine and other fashonsbe furs.
now selling at half price r. HARRIS SON, $40 Broad
way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

UCTIOE NOTICE.-FRIDAY, JAN. q, AT 1F GRAND
IA street al l01s O'Clock u. COMBS will sell fine bust of
lay, view of New York books pictures embroidery pat
Also stoves bedseads tables bureau lsng counter
case, crockery and tnware, &c. Also gas fixtures
UCTIoNs.-L. JACOBS a co. ARE NOW READY TO
a. receive consignments Of goods any description for
their at 407 Br )adway being the best 10
ed in New York for any description of goods Cash ad-
made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-22

DARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.-DECIDED SUO-
ID of the entirely and mmeasurably superr dra
mstzstion, by II. Watkins ESQ Of the GREAT LED0@
STORY. by Sylvanus Cobb, ESQ., entitled THE PTOkE&8
PATRIOT; on. The MAID the wAR PArn. This evening"
O'Clock Jock, the ape negro. II Watkins; Isabe<a
Carlton the Maid OF the War PATH MRS ChAs Howard Az
ternoon, at 3o'cock, THE QUEENS PAGE A full ieagn
Wax Figure of j. p DONkEILY. The beautiful AquarfA,
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