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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20
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by papers, and you will aid our com
mon Cause as we'll as that of the
Publishers. The most beneficial.
most honorable way Of keeping up a
paper, is to give it by liberal subscrip-
lions a large circulation.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-20
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBER l3 1853


kyIM0s GARDEN.
IN u0oru ~ eu Al So 10 dominance n ~
Tickess 81 oene Children, = cSus
Family circle. entrance Crosby street y cont
Prsa.e boz ..... IS seAks 81
THE GREAT RAvEL COMPANY
YRCA MATTHIAS
bot i've nights longer
Monday Evening, Dec I3 I4SS,
THE TIGHT ROPE.
By Marietta zsrfrenA aad others
Ito tslrfsf AGALiSTA
10y Yea N@tni.s itna wnd~i Mis- Frances 2. B-NHsat
"" Rrtss fairy psntoiaine, BtASC0.
Banco 0irs ume- .GsDrei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

DOOKg AT AUCTION-AT STORE NO. 6NK BROAD.
ID way each evening during this month. commencing NJ
6 O'Clock large assortment Of and
books ANNALS gift books albums rich and elegant
editions standard poets in superb bindings ~
room GIN Broadway. N Books at private sale during
the day at from so to 80 per cent less than usua prices
PRESTON CO., Auctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

MEDICAL.
W GOTHAM, NJ ~, ~ RECTOR STREET, OPPo.
IA. site pier NJ r. Established 1872 oaice hours from
W tosp, NJ, Sundays excepted.
nR. NJ LAHMOST. 81 MERCER STREET CORNER or
~ Spring, opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel New York. once
hours from 10 A. NJ I'll P. NJ Sundays By appointment
nR WATSON, 80 BR6oyE STREET, SECOND BLOCK
~ wes 81 prosdwsy. once hours IRON IN the morning
IN the evening.
TYR RAIPHs oFFICE 81 RtrrcKFR STREET,
~ Hours losi 10 o sad from igl 2 n TIE evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13


by yfss N.ini.s Inns wnd~i Miss Frances 2. B-HH.at
tte ercs. tssy psn,omune. BtAsc0.
Banco or. ume-
w ALfKnsTios OF TINE.
Fo0RTn NIGHT
GREATEST Artistic Isl TRIUMPH
ever -i,nessed in New York.
"e'' MERCHANT or vEHroR
In ths play Shakespeare haS bequeahed posteriiy
ST % he sas
P az "a Dc %. mercy ~ & 5
9ueace. elevsng ae poet to sublnity The in.,ton O
Me authors ,s sad Of hegdsenns the interest attached
The COSTUMES are of The si,tesnh century being o, The
fs:srP VIII sssas reign. Of France
giving unusual in width and distance in order to
painted by lakewood Wallace and asssnts and derived
from the most reliable and 1, s9then, sources
win include the following .Tr RS Of artists
Pnss Of Of MsssSs o ynsI sss
sasa's II &. hssa1n, Lester a. %zs
Friend. !. Antonio AMI Z: :
Iorunso in love with Jssssa Mr. Bang.
sh.loek Jew W.llaoL
% S% 10
D Hs;
Balthazar servant 70 Ports Mr. Tree
Ne, issa her xsiilns maid Miss Mary Ga,
Jessica dangser to shylo,ssk l. ~, M,s Sles.
MRS Hutchng. Nj lsscelles M oliver ana Mr aledhai
Masndcoes Of yece Officers Of the Court Of Justice hkers
seeneParty venios and partly at Belmont The sea. II
M piag arranged to Be presented in i've
THE ArPRepR1ArE OVERTURE
nciden,s marches prooesso &C. composed and arranged
The scepery aad events win be produced ia the iolaw
crce'
gass,nos aeeI.r =, sad he er.a. oronias III"
2Bal In Portals faaca at belmont Wallace
rorss comparison Of hes sssor aerAaas choice-ArvAi
SCENE a~Tbe Columns Of 81 Usher word
shylock The proposs Merchant aai Inc
scene 4-srAnd Hsa Of the CasksA in rora'sr Pa
Grand entrance o. he Prince 81 Morocco viii hs Wild war
lsdy's siumph.
Exterior of Shyocks house with extensive view cf
,ne Ssw n ansris. - u .r ssns s Swing me ca
na ~ ~ me means e q n nin. ana oomauheA'"
LavnseSs ana al f.iassfhs petition 70
lock and Launceio-The jews cauoorhe sererAte-Jesa
Tina act VIII close ., s,h , be c.,u,v,,
'udf sa e By fhs smsa u 'ae i ss c, and
Simultaneous A ASpRR' III Of the h''aa'f''
scene HAL Of The CAskets Isherwsot
se.Is K s rss q &
The good news'-The Jews revenge.
Han Of the Caske.
n.sssnio shoice-TAe ady of LOrsnro-rAs
evil tidings-The departure for Venice.
ACT ".
Crest Hall Of Justice IN the Ducai Palace.
Appearance OF the Jew-The Dukes ~
fer-bearios letter-Arrval Of the advocstes
for mercy-Paence and Of Administration dscom
drre of Of fortia and kerss Tho ys
cate and clerk, and happy denorement
The costumes hav been prepared by Mr. Flsury Mr. Bsn
and assist the decorations furniture, Ac,
By Mr. 1inoney NJ mechanical portion BY MIR. Bishop.
IHR HkRCHxNT OF VENICE viii be performed every
nira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13
T AURA KEENEs THEATRE, ga BROADWAY,
la NINTH WEEK

7 AURA KEENEs THEATRE, Ga BROADWAY,
Ia NINTH WEEK
of
TOM TAyLoR's GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY
which has been preseuted 70 overhontng houses Zoe
EIGHT CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
heen witnessed duriag that time by upwards cf
EIGHTY THOUSAND PEOPLE.
consequence 81 the unprecedented the
meBt ply deem It necessary to announce II for
MONDAY EVENING, dec rs iNaS
AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa TreBchsrd live Yankee. Mr. jefferson
Sir Edward Trenrhard Hampshire hsouet Mr. vsrrvy
Lord Dundreary. Mr. Sohern
Lieut. Vernon *. Mr. Tevck
Capt de Boots Mr. Clinton
JOyie, Attorney atisw Mr.. Burnett
Abel Murcot his Mr.. Coudock
Kinney butrr MI Prterp
Ruddc0mbe Lord Dundrearys man. Mr. McDouall
Rasp~r, groom Mi &. Goodrich
John Wicker under gsrdener Mr. B Brown
tlarence Tretcbard Miss Laura keene
Mrs ssngton Miss Mary Wees
t assg. daughters IN. ser ,S
sarp. Mss Irrncharfs maid Miss flynn
sxiiet Mrs kOunrhessingons maid Mrs Legick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

ONWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.-BY Z. d r.
~ SCHENCK-Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec IL and 10, at
ii O'Clock each day at their saesroon Nassau street su
perb fancy goods consisting In OF elegant marble bronze
ormou and china clocks superb bronze figures and groups
magnificent Paran groups and statuettes richly decorated
French china dinner and French china vases card re
cevers and Bohemian glassware in great variety superb 81
coffee waters OF AL sizes CASTERS CAKE
baskets music boxes and large assortment OF other rich
goods making OF the finest sales of the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

EDWARD sCHKNCK, AUCTI0NEER ELEGANT
II. SCHENCK will sell at auction Monday 18th inst, at
oeloct at their salesrocm No IS Nassau street elegant
black warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle
ys horse tros and canters trot in four minutes
Also beautiful bay horse is hands, warranted perfectly
sound 10 respect and In character without FAULT
fine family horse Also, white horse l6ands sound
kind all harness Also, two seat rockaway but little used
Also silver plated harness for tho Also magnh
cent ady saddle used but twice. The whole TO be perempo
rily sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13
ANTHOLOGY.


A sTROLOGY AND Cf.tTRvoykECf.-M BRUCE
N be conytlted ~ her once 20 Grand second
blcrk of the Bowery second as first door; where
assonhs thousands with her uh IN The line OF
ory and clsirvOyance. Pee Soc
MADAME RAY TELLS ALI EVENTS or LIFE, EVEN
ANt thoughts speedy marriages. gives
lucky numbers tnce 2O Twenty fourth street west "
Frhth avenue the basement Hours 10 A. NJ. b p. NJ
Fec q cents
NOTfcF-MRs. FLEURY, CELFBR ATED BY HER
~ scrrce has been many yesrs consulted by he most
rcsnecthie rcrslns irving 'ne uns sstsfse'cn omce No
~ Btooe scst she speaks tfench Tug sb and German
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

AUCTION SALE READY MADE CLOTHING
IA Sc Ac-A. NJ. CRfSrAIAR, ancfioncer, No. g
Rowery. VIII sell this day, the s'h instant, a; los
fne black sack and raglan oyercoats cashmere
and peersham CLOTH ssnet and dofskia pants cloth
satin cashmere also shirts drawer crnyaa
ties handkerches ladies' CATERS slippers, shoes and boots
fso ~ watches and -wvry pistols, guns pocket
books fancy goods, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

EDWARD sCHENCK AgCTIONEER .HOusEHOLD
~ furniture CARPETS pians &c-By r. y II. SCHENCK.-
Monday 18th Inst al 10Y O'Clock their salesroom 81 Nassau
elegant of household furniture removed Tor
SALE consisting In part OF carved rosewood
paror suits In brocade brocate reps and hacoh carved
paror chairs and ensmsea cham
mahogany bookcases warrobes solid oak dining room
furnure mahogany and oak extension tables Turk
chairs lounges several Brussels and ingram
pets also rosewood pianos sssen octave round
corners carved legs with pearl keys TO be sold without re
EDWARD sCHENCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ sale Of billiard table-By r. h y. Ii. SCHENCK, at
O'CLOCK Monday 18th inst at the salesoom No s. Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13
FINE ARTS.

Fss6 hoISs
A LOT or OLD ENGRAvINGs CHEAP Also LARGE
N coefuon ~ eichinrS rnrn old masters studies
ing schools, water color drawings fur
books az low ~ cents AL kinds Of half
price Book coins medals engavnes, and al kinds Of ca
Sw GouLpsoN, Ga Broadway rear Houston street.
CLOTHING, sc,
AT eos PEARL sTRFEr-wAYrEn, sseu WORTH
N Of new and cast on clothing for the city and Western
kee Geniemen having such 10 dispose Of will receive TIE
very heheet price by calling nj Me store addressing K
Murray, 4e3 Pearl street.
Ara CENTRE sTREFT.-wANTRn $1,000 WORTH
N OF new and zen OF clothing for the Western Market.
oeeeR WI cent more han their supposed
value for large Or small lots by calling The address
ing THos. ~ CoNRoy ~ Centre street
A LARGE QUANTITY or CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT.
n ed-1he highest price given and cash paid in current
money genuemen having good clothing q dpose q can Oh
JAMES MoRONEY, ssl Pearl street
f,AsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having any ~ the above 70 dispose
~ obtain fair gaeh price by sending for COHEN,
l0l Chatham street. S.B-fadles attended " BY Nrs g.
(NLoTH1NG.-LADrEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
" OF the above 10 dispose Of will fair cash price for
the same BY addressing " COHEN eS Fe street. tate " 81
nowery aud West Broadway. N B-Iades attended 70 By
I ADIEs AND GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF
~ clothing. second band furniture &C. to dispose o. viii
cse The ts value A. cash by sending ddressiug Harris
streets.
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sFFEp' COMFORT. ECONOMY

-
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
United states Mai line
Tho favnrie steamship ALABAMA, Capt Geo r. SeNeack
WI lssve on "Wednesday Dee IS y r n, fiom PIER 70
sre a. low as y any Other steamers rom New YORK . "a
vannah arcommodatCns snperior-
50 s2s Atlanta &C., sss nsuy, Ga, s2i Columbia, Ga'
s1s Macon, Ga. s2l haglsia, s2o. ssyannah SIS.
hour before The departure Of The steamer For freight pas
sse apply 70 SAMUEL L. MTrcMIII. sos.
Tho Eorids car, crOwel win succeed and sail Sat
EoR NASSAU. n. r., AND HAyASA.-THE BRITISH
.spen brow ness g row or her yoy age from EsEsna y
havana For freight or passage apply 10 u CUNARD. No
Bowling Green
LvoR TUE SOUTH. VIA CHARLESTON, & G.
semi weekly United States Mail side wheel ieamship
rrr class cabin passage. SIS
The splendid steamship NATION W. j. Foster com
mander vii leave pier 10 n r. on Wednesday Dec IS,
h,ssss css,: he fo,ss places may be had =,
Maonsomsry, As.''..".'sSS gopnnis 3 c.. .'."s5
A"s Ss Ga 3 fPTSas1Tss f", $780, 3
'O' "'S"' tsroFiF5Ro. ruksroS CO.
The Columbia succeedson Saturday, Dec. I8
LroR PORTSMOUTH CRY FONT AND RICHMOND
The United States mail steamship ROANOKE Captain
Thomas skinne viii leave on "Wednesday he 1871 inst
portsmouth he nest sacrnoon and Il Peersbre he pillow
ns % 1 0 The soqh % P0ssd By Ss
nere early Friday morning Travellers will find this The
.s ann NOTION AZ y PseTsbsrr sSs kss
mond' SO Apply q HENRY fUbfsAx, 81 broadway
LNoR SAVANNAH Ann FLoRTDA.-THE AMERICAN
steamship MONTGOMERY croeker sommsndep viii leave
pier ~ North river saturday December Is o'clock r.
ss through Sis = New Orleans sss 80 Noble ss Moo
somsry sas AIhapx Ca 81, aEnis and Columbus sx va
tcns,e rate. Insurance one half per cent Aprly y
CROMWELL CO, % IVES, street The Huu,svle Captain
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COpAnTsEHsHtr svTfGEs.
RIO LAWYERS. TIE ADVERTISER YOUNG NAN
and member 81 the profession standing
r. desifous e. aecon with prae81er quail
ffd uafueT or clerk ine addressed ~ G. hsx lSS
York Times odice will receive immediate attention
RIO TATiORs OR MERCHANTS PARTNER WANTED
~ etnlinn. by p9tica tailor. understands the
boys business " Al s branches and wel qualified
duct the gents Department and understands shit cutting
all forms and sizes sud Il At home IN cutting ladies' nsses
and girls dresses hasqnes, sacks coaks and sgaDs Ad
dress PARIS hefaii tnioe.
WANTFn-A PARTNER WITH CASH CAPITAL OF
W from ~ nco u s5o0 to take he pace u retiring par
ty wholesale and retail nyuor business The remaining
partner has cohneca In Europe % enable the arm import
their own fnols The business prtts Address,
viii real name b. A. Herald once Brokers and agents need
not answer
cc00 PARTNER WANTED. IN CONCERT ss
DOVO. loon nov coming money nrenires twp -
g. advantage. profitable bar above
Apply =, ~ broadway, room Mo- 9. y. H0wEs 60.
c0 mn n PARTNER WANTED. TO INVEST IN
1@.OOO. manufacturing business Inch viii pay $4,000
without The least risk. The advertiser have
orders for bali million dollars worth immediately ARMY
from " w., ONCE Of The Hotel. Jersey City
the ferry.
C2 000 -wANTyD. A rARTNfR IN TtiE BVsi.
to.VVV. nees 81 preparing and Shipping stsyee and
nsmeuta woods @ Europe. Address A. G., Herald oace
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UCTION NoTICE-FOR SALE, A HANDSOME SOLID
"A rosewood covered in rich satin brocate e'egere
With back Doors eegere rosewood centre
table pier table, marble too; Brussels carpets curtains
paintings mahogany chairs rosewood oedsead,
marble rosewood bureau marble mahogs
~ rocker bed shades enc cooking stove &C.,
$40 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

BerthA not secured unuI paid Tor
An experienced surgeon board
The owners OF these ships win not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie eweiry precious metals
less bills Of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. For freight passage apply to
K. CUkARD, No. Bowling dreen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25

UcTION NOTICE-EXTENSIyE SALE OF vALU-
IA household furniture heavy French plate pier
inantel costly oil paintings splendid piano
fore solid rosewood paror SUITS bronzes rich velvet
j. W. PORTER aucioneer, office 295 Broadway will sell
90 highest bidder for cash without any reserve Sept
O'Clock the elegant furniture the story
residence 2lS West Fourteenth street. Ninth
The parors contain superior velvet three magni
cent solid rosewood suits covered in blue and gold
gothic and Turkish easy chairs moquet and satin brocade
ladies' solid rosewood reception and chairs covered IN
Goid blue crimson and satn three SOLID rosewood
centre tables with rich satuary marble tops expensve
carved rosewood per sofa and side tables three costly
rosewood eegere with marble tops plate glass doors &c.
imported expressly for the ladies' rosewood work
tables bronze and orm0lu clocks elegant China vases
with the most chase and expensive landscapes painted
TO order In France; magnificent French plate pier glass
with rich and heavy gold frame heavy embreidered ace
OF oil paintngs superior rosewood panoforte fu octave
elegant finished all round inad plate and richly set
with keys real pearl being valuable instrument rosewood
piano STOOL covered In satn with an excellent ana costly EN-
brotdered cover.
Dining room-Rich velvet tapestry carpet In good order;
solid extension table, all polished In the best marble
top fancy tables mirrors beds chairs In hair CLOTH
geher with all ruby and crystal cut glassware-wnes
dinner SETS costly silver tea and dinner
service n inch vers cake baskets casters coffee and
spoons forks liquor stand superior table cutlery
BILE pitchers, &c.
Chsmbers-Cosy solid rosewood and mahogany bedseads
etatuary marble bureaus wasands and comm0des
~ pure hair mattresses from 40 10 60 pounds
order and In excellent condition; ingram carpets bed
mirrors clocks toilet tables racks toilet oil
cloths stair carpets and rods mahogany cushioned chairs
rockers sofas lounges couch beds hall stand tea and dinner
tces mentioned No postponement Articles going of
the city be packed nj sale.
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AMUSEM ENTs.


~ Tickets 30 cents No reserved seas Doors open asys
ss.0.,a n,...o, Iocommence
THE SPECTRAL DRAMA
The thrilling in,eres; Intensely exciting ghost story
phantom" has never been equalied
the ruined Castle d EsSy y moonlight as been prsp.rsa
realize the beautiful effects Of this drama.
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON.
who will appear Mr. II Two 1I ,sSFi nSrscrcAuLr
The Spectre his celebrated pesonaton Of Sir rea
TONIGHT, SATURDAY. ssrT. 70 1885,
Mr. Bourccauiis grea, sPsc eg NT a5,na
-, ACT FInsr.Tsr 100
1.-THE terrible mystery Of SnsSows @ardsse
r sess oa ns a s RaSy cae
scsGe sThe ruins q kahy Castle by no. ar
PswrmDsyy in scs,aees Of .srror-'rd Alses story q De
e d. sS::
%anThs Lucy PsrsryThs death Of u
4-The rocky passThe ascent of Lord Albert 70 -
mSunaia peaks bearing The body Of The spectre S -.
oath and leaves Che spectre on the ghes. peak Of the ms:
AT last they reach body .hs rocshs rays ss
pour life into the p.nom's holy-rsrrbio revival q y
defiance Of deaii-~Tablean.
Scene Co Raby and Edgar Pevrry return TO Raby Cas
e rebuilt and restored 70 It's manora psA..
scene 1.-THE Castle Of Raby restored The old Dominic.
pesrance phsnton,-IIe has found another yicnk
Will OF Sir Allan Rahy.
Scene 3-The iibraryThe old Doctor looks up the wore
eSs h1 Se S nn fs
The inerruponThe challengeThe Phantom calls hts NO
tim by his her sensesShe 0beys him-A6a
In the Spece poweShe recognizes him to BE- unnssur
breast, no blood aows h ssinsfhs timely arrival az -
Doctor and the dictionary
Scene bThe rocky pass-Figar and tho Phantom ascso4
to the mountain peak 10 fight their duel
rss new IT, of s
prcscrptonThe body Of the spectre is -
ahyss-Uer humiliation OF the phantom.
The Will with the first act a ~
Bourcieaults wncd comedy,
USED UP
Sir Charles Coldsiream ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. BourclsauM
In rehearsal drama i've by Dion Boursoau
entitled
PAUvRETTE,
in which
MR.. GEORGE JORDAN
whose the have the homer
nolncc will make his first appearance. Also for which
MRS COLEMAN POPE
baab ared
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VxYrJIAM ABBOTT, AUCTiONTER, OFrICE iS4
w Chatham square win sell this day At lo1s O'Clock the
stock and fixtures liquor No 55 Worth street.
Church street consisting OF kegs walnut counter and all
other usual fixtures
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800 -
SHIPPING.

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or STEAMERS
between New York. Southampton, Iavre and Bremen,
vii, sail follows carrying the United States nails:
Havre and
From New York for South Bremen for 1 Southampton
ampton IIsvre and Bremen Southampton for New York
VANDERBILT .... Oct I'll Oct go Nov. 8
ARIEL ........... Oct aOI Nov ~ Dec l.
These steamships have watergh compartments and
able surgeons . 49, 49,
Price passage per vanderb-Firs cabin 500 and $O
second cabin 500 and per Aiehrs cabin $50 second cabin
$50; third cabin, $40
Certificates issued for passage from Europe
Specie delivered In London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE No bowling Green, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-25
U,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS, TO San. Posi-

L,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS TO SAN. Posi-.
lively from the stream Monday, sept q ls at - NJ
The United States mail steamer BLACK WARRIOR, j. W.
smith, commander, will 10 freight n
Thursday September = pi~r oes 81 Robinson North
river Freight thirty cents per cubic foot No bills sns
signed AFTER the hour OF sailing For freight passage
ply 10 the agents, LIVINGSTON. CROCHER0N CO.. No
fsrk place.
n 6-Durns the prevalence OF the epidemic a, New Or
leans the ~ this line viii be loaded by barg-s
Freight taken pier North Shippers will please
insure accordingly.