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NOTICE
TO Road and Bridge Petitioners.

NTOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ applying by petition to the County Com
missonc rs OF Cecil county for the opening
of new, or the alteration or closing Of old
roads, or fot the erection Of Bridges, that
no attention will be given to their petitions,
unless they are accompanied by Il copy of
the printed notice required by law to be
given in newspaper of the county.
BY order,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD, CPk
April 10, lS5S-3m. Comm's Cecil co.
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NOTICE.

TENIIERE will be Il meeting of the Stock
l. holders of the Eikton, Andora X Lewis
vile Plank Road Company held in Elkton,
on MONDAY, the It'll day of June, next, for
tie purpose of electing nine Managers for the
ensuing year. BY order.
JOS. p. CANTWELL,
Elkton, May s; 1855 I'm. Secretary.
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CO-pARTNERSNlP.

Z have this day associated with me my
l. nephew, Joseph w. Reynold, for the
transaction of the
GRAIN IND LUMBER BUSINESS
under the firm of Jacob Tome 4 Co. Thank
full for past patronage, hope the same
iavors will be extended to the new firm.
JACOB TOME.
Port Deposit, March l, 1858.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
The subscriber will continue the MEn-
CAMILLE BUSINESS in Port Deposit, at
the Store heretofore occupied by Samuel r.
Carson 4 Co. S. ROWLAND CARSON.
January LIST, 1858. Mar 6, lSJS-3m.
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Desirable Building Lots,

TOR SALE IN TIE TOWN OF ELKTON.
L Il few very pleasantly located Building
Lots, within minutes walk of the Depot OF
the Phil. Viii. x Bait. Rail Road.
These lots have been laid ont to suit the
different tastes of different purchasers, var
lDg IN SIZE from ~ feet front oy l 20 feet deep,
10 % feet front and l15 feet deep.
10 those acquainted with the town Of Elk-
ton, 1t is unnecessary to speak at length Of
tho beauty Of its location, the saubritv Of
ITS climate, orthc advantage OF good schools,
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
yelling. lying as it does wthin hours ride
Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and being Il
stopping place for all trails Oh the p, W. 4
b. Rad Road.
Terms Cash, or approved paper. For fur,
Their information apply at EIjlton Depot, to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
May Is, 1SjS-tl
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscribers
l. OF Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Tes-
tahentary ON the personal estate of Jacob
Ash, late OF said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
Heated. On or before the 10Th day OF March.
1899; they may otherwise by law, be
excluded from all benefit ofsaid estate. All
persons indie ted to said estate are requested
To make immediate payment to the subscri-
bers. Given under our hands this 9th day
Of April, 1853.
JOHN G. ASH.
GEORGE Il. HOWARD,
Executors Of Jacob Ash, deed.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
April q, 1SjS-Gw.
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NOTICE,

William B. Potts, Edward ! Tn the Circuit
ID. Potts, William ID. Potts Court for Cecil
VS.. Scounty. In Chan
Thomas Z. Wolaston, Gerry. May Is,
and others. 1858.
nRDERED, that the sale of the Real
\CEState mentioned in the proceedings in
TINS cause, made and reported by George
Earle, trustee, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the seventeenth d:ly of July,
next; provided copy Of this order be in
serted III some newspaper printed in Cecil
county, once Il week for one month, before
the seventeenth day Of June, next.
The report states the amount of sales to
be So $1,000 WIN. Ii. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
WIN. II. RICKETTS,,
May Is, lS5S-1m. Clerk.
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DISSlLITINN.

TlIE Partnership heretofore existing
4. under the firm of Samuel h. Carson x Go.
is this day dissolved by mutual coascnt.-
Either partner will use the name of the firm
in settlement Of the business.
JOHN CARSON,
JESSE r. COULSON,
SAMUEL Il. CARSON.
January LIST, 1888.
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Galus Of Alarp!.,n0.
PUBLISHED 81 AUTHORITY,
AN ACT

AN ACT
Entitled IN .icf Ia authorize the County COM
miSS5oHcrS of Cecil c0H0ty 10 increase Mei,,
Anaa0t Lery so Us to pay the current e.
Psnscs Of the county witbm the gear
SEC /. BE il enacted By the General .4ssen,5ll,
IF WaryIaaA, That the County Commissioners
Of Cccll county be, and they are hereby
authorised anil reqnirei at their next Levy.
o levy for the county expenses due or in
Cured within the year eighteen hundred ard
iiny.seven, and by estimate for one fourth
Of the expenses duc or falling due within the
year eighteen hundred and iilly-eight.
SEC. =. tint be Il eagc'ri, That the County
Commissioners aforesaid are further authorised
a&d reGprcd to levy in the year eighteen hua-
'lrrd and ffty-ninn for the balance Of the
county expenses due or incurred in the veur
eighteen hundred and fifty eight, and for
onc-Iaf of what shall be estimated TO be re-
Iurpd for the year eighteen and liltv.niue :;
and they shall levy in the year eighteen hun
dred and sixty tor the balance of the county
expenses remaining due for the year eighteen
hundred and itty-ninc, and three -iouths of
what shall b" estimated to be required for
the year eighteen hundred and SIXTY ; and
they shall levy in the year eighteen hundred
and siXty-oue the balance OF said expenses
due for the year eighteen hundred and sixty.
ana the whole OF what by estimate. shall be
required for the year eighteen hundred and
SiNty-onc.
SEC. 8. .AnI be II enacted, That from and
after the year eighteen hundred and sixty
one. the said Commissioners Shall levy, in
each and every year, sum which they shall
ascertain by Il careful estimate to be suili-
ci"nt to pay all the current expenses of the
said county for that year; Pforiaed, that it
shall he the duty Of the said Commissioners
to apply the monies levied as atorc said in
each and every year, first, to the pay ment of
States Witnesses and Jurors, and then to
such other county expenses rs said Commits
Sloncrs may deem proper to apply the same.
SEC. |. .3ni be il eaac'ed, That this act shall
take effect from and after its passage.
Published by Order Of the County C ON
miS&ioncrs Of Cecil county.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
May -, lSJS.-:jW. Clerk.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TN1lE undersigned, duly appointed Exam
Il. incIs, to view and determine the pro.
rricty Of altering the location Of the Road
leading from the CharIestown and Perryvlle
road to the road from Charlcstown to
Jcnuess' Mill, where said road passes
through lands OF John Finn, hereby give
slotce that they will meet at said point, on
TUETpAY, the 22nd day Of June, next, at 10
O'Clock a. m, to proceed to the discharge
of the duty assigned them.
JOHNSON SIMPERS,
JETHRO JOHNSON,
fH1Fi II. EVANS,
May 90, lo5S--5w. Examiners.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOMETHING NEW!

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ECONOMY IS WEALTTI!
TTillE undersigned having Eonght the right
L. of Cecil and Kent counties for the sale of
PETERS, NON-EXPLOSIFE SELF. GEN
GRATING GAS LAMP, takes this method
of informing the public that he has just re-
ceived and opened a fine assortment which
he is Cling ut the manufacturers prices.
These Lamps have been thoroughly tested
by persons in this place, and are pronounced
to be the SAFEST, CHEAPEST A N D
BEST LIGHT now in use. | will remain
here for short time, and have rented the
store house nearly opposite VIM. Turbcrt's
store, where they may be found of every
style. Persons visiting town woHld to call
and examine my assortment, as am confident
that they cannot iai to be suited.
J. w. W. WOODFORD,
Elkton, May Is, lS5S-tf.
ELKroN, May 18th, 1858.
We obtained from the 4 gent while in this
place, in April last, one of Peters Non Ex-
ploslve Gas Lamps for the purpose Of testing
its merits, and found 10y Il careful trial, that
while it gave a very brilliant and beautiful
light, it did not consume more than half a
pint of fluid, which cost four cents, in five
hours const mt burning. We were so well
satisfied with it that we Immediately pur-
chased one, and would not be without it. 1t
seems to be perfectly safe and is altogether
the best fluid burning lamp we have ever met
with.
i. A. Ellis, J. E. Brown, P. NJ,
VIM. Torbert, 7. bremen Y Co.
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r. X. r.
K. r. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Head
aches whether sick o" nervous Rheu-
matisln Diairhoe, Dyscrtcry, Cholera
Morbus. Painters Cholic Paralysis,
J.umbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Too ,hIchs
Small PoX. Feyers, Swollen ,Ioints,
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever,
Pains around the Liver Pleursy,
Measles, Heartburn, and pains of all
kinds. Railways Ready Relief will,
iii few minutes, change the niseres
You suffer to joys of pleasure.
IL. H. R.-Radway's kcnoyating Res"lvent,
tor the cure of chronic disease as
jScrofulous and Syphili,ic Complaints,
Consumptivc and other affections Of
the Lungs and Throat; lnduriton
and Enlargenlents of parts Eruptivc
and other diseases of the Skin, Nodes,
Tu,nors, Ulcers DYSPEPSIA and all
other diseases arising from impure
state uf the Blood.
Il. Il. R.-Radway's Regulators will cure,
tifec'ively and speedily Costivencss,
Indigestion, Inflammation of h
Bowels. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Diseases Of the Heart and Kidneys,
Female Complaints Small Pox, Feveis
Measles, &c. &c. Whenever the sys-
tcIa is out Of order Il dose of Railways
Regulators will restore it to regularity
No female should be without them
r. r. r. Remedies are sold by Druggists every
where. RAILWAY Il Co, New York City.
DR.. Ii. II. MITCHELL. Agent.
April 8. lS5S-ly. ELEroS, Nh
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MERCANTILE.
NEW STORE In ELKTOy!
On Main st. Nearly opposite
the old Bank.

IENllE subscriber respectfully announces to
a the people Of Elkton and its vicinity.
that he has opened New Store on the CASH
ard now Offers for sale at the
lowest CASH rates 4 first rae assortment of
Family Groceries including all the varieties
kept in Retail Stores. Also well selected
stock of
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FOR, RENT.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
VIZ HEELWRIGHT and BLACKSMITH
w SHOPS, now occupied by Mr.. Howard
Titus. The Shop being 40 by 20 feet, would
be very suitable for Foundry or Mechanic IS
Work of any kind. Possession given on the
25th Of March next Apply to
ALDRIDGE 4 co.
Elktpn, Feb IS, 1858
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MRS. A. ENARHl

HAS opened her stock of SPRING AND
l. l. SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS, in her
Store House, opposite the Howard House, to the
examination of which she invites the Indies of
Elkon and vicinity. She has Bonnets ranging
from so cents and upwards; Ribbons and Flowers
at corresponding prices. She also invites their at
tcnion to her stock Of Fancy Articles, such as
Head Dresses. Dress Trimmings, Perfumery, &c.
May |. lS5S-4w.
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GOOD NEWS.

X j. NJ E ID Y FOR II \ Il D TIM ES!
OWING to the pressure in the money market
~ we have determined to REDUCE the price of
our Goods ana sell them cheap for CASH. Fami-
lies and others having few dollars to lay out will
find 1t to their advantage to call and buy their
Goods at Bremen Co.'S, where they will find
a general assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE.
BOClS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS, &C.
Mar u. 1898 T. DRENNEN q CO
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For The Cecil Hhig.
stanAuS.
Respectfully inscribed 10 ]. ". ~. Esq.
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MEDICINAL
II
| Z

49, H. SS,
HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use
Il L. of Railways X. r. Remedies There are
sick or diseased so weak feeble or Grip
pied with pain or infimies but that Railways
Ready Relief Renovntng Kesolvent, or Regulators
as the nature Of the disease or sickness may re-
CURE will quickly and rapidly cure.
These rem adics consist Of Hadwny's Ready Ee-
lief; Railways Renovatns Rcsol3ent; Railways
Regulators. Each Of these remedies possesses
special curative powers over certain diseases, Yet
there are other diseases wherein their combined
medicinal properties required; and when thus
used. II there is sufficient life aud strength vi hin
the diseased or dying body to sustain their action;
the patient will live and be restored to health.
Pam, r. r. Rfhsf.
.icnte Diseases, Z. L. Retire.
Lfamaaiory Diseases, Rgbcf md Reeuh,tors
NdidI2ouS Diseases, Re5eta and Regulators
CongeSffre Diseases, Reticf aad Regulators
Strof0'ous p'seoscs, RclocOt'ne Resident
Throne Diseases, Psnoraf,Hg Re&otcent
Syphthflc Diseases, RcGouating ReSolrent
Constitutional Diseases, Resident J. Regulators
Skin Diseases. Rcnordting Resident
Nervous Diseases, Resolrent, Relief Regulators
Infectious Diseases, r. Rch.f q,,d Regulators
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases that afhct humanity are inherited
as heir looms from the disc !se bodies of sickIy
siles. Scrotula, Consumption. Syphilis and Fits
are among the most common Of constitutional
diseases. Now, we care not how many generations
the seeds OF these diseases may have been establish
ct III tho system, corruptins he b.ood-RADwAY's
RENoVATlNG REsOLyEST will eradicate from tho
bodies OF the afflicted every particle Of diseased
deposits. and fill the veins with new, pare and
healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwAY'S RENovArING ELsOLvEHr should DO
haiied as blessing by every mother throughout
the land. whose infants afflicted with Sores,
Humors, &c. These brcakngs out (hus carly ale
evidences Of disease Transmitted fl III the pnreut
stock. few doses Of the ltENoy ATIHe RgsoLyENr
will eradicate every vestigs Of the disease and
insure the Child sound aud healthy body.
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In the Circuit
Court for Cecil
county, In
Chancery.
April 9th
1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

7 AURA KEyNEs THr ,rgv, $50 BROADWAY
Ia TENTH WEEK
USDIMIAIsHfD SUCCESS
tom TAyLoR's GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY.
which hss achieved asreaer than piece
ducec Ia New York, hsvioe been performed for
HlNf CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
duTf,g which time n fss been witnessed 81 more than
NINETY THOUSAND PEOPLE
in consequence 81 The the management
dem SINH Iecesaery z announce II for repetition
MONDAY EVENING. Dec, ~. 1874
AND EVERY NIGHT DuKTN0 THE WEEK,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa Trenehard lave Yankee Jeaerson
Sir ~ sarc Tfenchard Hamp barouet Mr. yarrey
LIEUT. M i*'teA
'hp " IlntDc
burneit
ktei touldocA
birney butter Mr. Peters
Bucdconbe lord DundresrJ . man. Nr McDouan
John watcher, an under gsrceuer Mr. Browr
iofeocf hrtu~
MISS Mkry NeAss
eorsis daugh'ers MIS- Ma " I ss,hsss
nary Merrorn sss sar.n s,eyer.
Skillet Nrs Moun,chesssgtous maid Mira Lcvcs
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 1853.
AMU3E r1HMTy.
Wy AySAACY'S rHKAr8E
w ALfERATfOk or rIMK
Doors Open n 65<. 10 0ommeroo AT ocaSch.
TkNrH NIGHT


WA'aA'xS z zrnsTsn or rrn
Door 0's' i 4 ri e '' sicnT ~ 0'a'@
GREATEST A * Tsr TRIUMPH
ever witressea 10 Nov York
HsaUaASr or VENICE
In ms play shAa.psro has bsqsesshea e poscry one q
Z q iassnay wais :. i.asp.ss ~ Jew
q. s VIZ
Suence se.stns ne poe. 70 submy The nt,odaeaon q
d Lsssssslas he iasSss attached Ssss
Tss cSsTGSEs are Of the Sixteenth century being Of .he
Ss ;sS ,s9 .. ?, rar sT.ap
giving unusual in Width and distance. In order TO secure
ful' ef'os for NV y; w p,vrn1n scrr,py
painted By i.he,wood Wssoe .oa .1as.sns and derived
no" tho most reliable A' TAX ar'e CAST sources
VIII include folio x!rg array OF arlsts.-
Prince 81 81 A9TsS se.a wneI s,sss
:ss 81 sassss.. .so:e as 2.s
Ss.,;ss rpas 70 Antonio and
Lsrenro In lev. with Jssaca M Bsas.
E:s .s = sss :,.a !. s;,sss
ss asss II
Bs,iaazAr sstv ant 70 PortA Mr. Tre-
Ns,s.s her .sos Mary
Mrs Hutchnes Mr. Lasceiies M oliver All sIr GieJhli
Mssncoes q vence tho Court q Juaace saake7
ssene-tsry =! venoe and parity at Belmont the ses Os
play Arranged a. 70 be presented IN ays acts
THE APpRorRIATE OVERTURE
Incidental rarcs proees4oos &c ccnpcsad saf arrangeS
The scen.ry and events win be produced IN the follow
order
Bsssa1io's Seolsrat'n an, 6e Merchant. promise.
scsne z.haii n fcrlis psec. st Bsinonl walAt
sseDe z~The Columrs Of s. Ea Ishsrgors
hylocs and sasssnoAe proposal Ina Merchant sAa sAe
scfns 4-l.rand Asll q the caa1ss In Por.;s's PA
asns entrance Of hc pr,uoe Of Morccco viii ~ Wild var
ors q the deserfas oAskesrhc Moors choice llt TIE
iady's triumph
EXTERIOR o. shyiocks house, With extensive REV of
IL the famed tiy OF Bridges Wallace
no. SUBTLE Je~'s daagher Tia lover and The eersay
LOG. snd IAuncelo.The Jews oauionThs reaAdeJaAs
Tss ae' vii close S.,sths ~
alluded TO by Shyiock In the text
Sudden Illumination u he cdy snf
Simultaneous .PpeinIrIan'e Of the SA'1aerA
Scene iasM Of tie Cssse,s Lso.rwcod
31he columns OF 81 Mark .isherwosa
Rage despair OF saylcct daughter los-Tuba
.A' s'o' as"'-'As s xcr H.
.y sd IL
ore.. Hall Of Justice Ia the Dacai iPAl.es.
Appearance Of the Jew-The Dukes appeal gAsasnios
he Of Of rora and Ner.saA TIA aaSc
toe costumes have been prepared By Mr. Fiaury Mr. B~
~ Mr. ii%onss de sss s portion ~ r. Bssop
9as MI SsscaasT OF VENICE viii b. PERFORMS, ever.
evening.
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FINANCIAL

IL Bills 0r BROKEN RANKS BOUGHT At THE
~ best rates Rank ~ tnrlsnd notes and AL
oilrr frCirn tails gold bought sale Eng
lsal lreAnd and scotland JAMES N TAYLOR
Spccic aud Etchsnge Broker
corner Chatham square sud new b1wery.
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SH[IPPI

LvOR NASSAU. N. p, AND HAvANA-rHE BRITLSH
and North American royal mali steamship AHN Aok
Captain Brownless her passage from England 70
New York and win sail next month for Nassau, r. and
Havana For freight or passage apply TO H. CUhARD NO.
Bow ling Green.
NJ OTICF.-THE STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN WILL BE
IN withdrawn from the Norfolk and Richmond line amer her
trip Of saturday 18th inst for the purpose Of re-
pairs The steamship ROANOKE Capt Skinner, will leave
here saturday 18th inst at r. NJ, for Portsmouth, Oy
Point and hehmond continue to leave SATURDAY ~
same hour for same places, until further notice
HENRY LUDLAM 81 Broadway.
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MILITARY PATRONS.

UNITED STATES Army.
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott
Col Richard DelAheld. Colonel Henry L. Scott,
Col. Hardes. Colonel Lag,
Major Classmsn, Surgeon T. Ii Lsus.
Major Mcdowell,
MAia~ A. lady,
Major A. w. Thornton
Brtgadier General SANFORD
Eri.adier Gen. Spicer
Rriga6er Gen. Yates.
Rrigsdier Gen. Hall.
Commisssry Gen Ward
The Third Regmen,
u Brooke ?oeuey Colonel Com Third Geg meet HussaEs
g. SchwsrzWaelder Colonel Com fifte Regiment,
The Fifth Regiment
Col Duryea, ION behalf Of the Seventh Res
Lieut. Col. Marshall LETTERS ment National tiusrd
Eugene Legal, Colonel Com. Fifty fifth Regiment.
The Fifty hNh Regiment
A. s, VosbIrgn, Colonel Com Seventy first Regiment
The Seventy first Regiment
Csat. Thomas r. 0arlsnd Seventy 1rs Regiment
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II AWARDS GREAT NrcHAN ICAL rftTUrv
- TnE DESTRUCTION or JERUSALEM
open 81 he hall Broai way Bcecker street.,
kiso thc Tar fsnei Panorama II the molly LAND. Evcy
Wednesday Aa3 Sssu~tsy afternoon, O'Clock ever
eyeLGg AIS ADMISSION y esas .h,drca, u eea.s
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~ nnxtr4p srsTFs NJ Ill tfsf
The fayorie steansag y ~ ~ liit So i Capt rhcs
NJ Ngih liver rkets ca * hd forbs following places
Ss Saps . Sew oreso' 80 70 votg as voui,omsry.
e. ss.os s a Ell ,sS. s: s svss s ' Ca
apryw sNMthb b. NAixasgss,lS,
The Auguss Cap, vs.. w?odhu, "ii succeed iad saii
saturday Zee =, at3f.M
,1ok ms SOUTH, VIA CnARLEsToN. 81 C-sEMf
+ aessiy TIMED stSes mai sde wheel steamship Inc
first class cabin passage
Ds e. 's s,ose sam,e JAMS AbaEe ,a.ms COM
mandsr wu leeyc gier Ne \ X % snneay morning De-
MY II Passing ESrisi,Sss Sas h Sew fors
IT, aonisomery, Sii.ss T. q ansia $ g .... Az
To- A Ans o. y. .'. 3 H. H. T r,,ss fs Pm
sr6FsSks. II FsTos co 90. 2 Broadway.
NorltE-Thcre win be no Wednesday pec q
IrOR HAVANA AND NEW ORLgA Ss-To sATi. Posi-
se. sSs a ss sseaiS i psS wss5R s o s
a p r Ssp.S to rsu rs. % e r. fSSa os
sSsS 'If' OK sifs 'D
L,oK SAVANNAH AND FLoRIpA.-THg AMERICAN
II ktlnuc Screw Steamship Company's new and elegant
s'ss|sl r On sss ee a q sn@s gas
New WIN ssn S 81 scS s s r0ss
A,Ianta $40 Columbus, So Albany Ga s2t Mseon s1i,
f,ss cents en- per & sS p"pcona %
one halt per cent Apply 70 ". y. CROMWELL 4 CO, s.
I,oR pORTsNouTu CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL The United states matt steamship RmANokE Captain
M from pisr No Is Nor river She vii arrive At Pcrss
ro,b The afternoon, and Petersburg the ffowhv
sos R@s mn ae Tsoe P keSmond wi arrive hsr s
on Friday morning Irsysess VII mi ms he pss
sta,eroom 10 Norfolk = = pe,c-sharg ard Rchmcai SO
Apply 70 HESRy LUDLAh ~ Broadway.
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vTunREN'S BEnSTEAns WIN s1Dfs n LARGE
~ sssotperi If crls and beautiful styles ursarpsss
ed ID u cs Ch rene chairs great variety sut hic Tor
~ n AtkfkS ts Broadway, four doogs beloN Geea
street IN the Easement
COTTAGE FSAMFrI.Ep ADMINISTRATION.
~ Is nrusmecf IN rosewood wAi0u. oak aud ch~r
vc rulra SUITS from s35 ward the cid rnnmeorv
E3f rCa dway Ave nbDye aurx keaAes theatre.
ces promptly ms nulsctured r. order.
a,YArKrLED CHANByn SUITS OF rURSirCRE, IN
N al coi0rs Nd whrlesN.e retail ~ urirrH rnH
~ and upwards WARREN wkRp, 81 Canal street t,l1
No. So four doors cas-, q Broadway.
L,uRSrTURE.-wA STED TO RENT OR PURCHASE
II UPON time with cool security. few piecrs cf
cnnf hand pafor f1rare board IN frH Glass house
equivalent T. sdy lsdv ard gentleman wthDa Chi
Address ". r., box 2s5 Poet once
L'URrrrrRr, FURNITURE -IIGHEsT PRrCE rsTD
" for household odcs furniture liberal sfvarc.
~ on furniture, horses merchandise Watches da
roonds pianos Ard a. Kinds q propey 70 be sou Or stored
Richard WALTERS Is Catherine street,
LruRNT1uRF BOUGHT FOR READY MoSgy.--ArsrR
Ac &C., " i2 Sixth avenue, between Nnh aud reath
RIO HorSEKEEHERs.-ANy FAMILY DESTROYS or
breaking housekeeping having good parior and nher
furniture aud Who weh 20 exchange Tor good aud well c.
Gated Wesisu land will hue coed opportunity b. address
irg bo, 40s2 fosi othce. with name and residence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

- 00n 00A HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND GERMAN
L.vUO.UUU sessrs Of almost every grade and sire,
rrfces most ssnnshingiy low. In fact guarantee N sell
fall ~ per cent below market Cs purchasers
particularly invited 10 call o. CHEpxs, " Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

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n course, yellow, sallowg II so.
PRICES KALYDOR
Is the only preparation that will transform the skin INTO
SOFT smooth, transparent appearAnc .
The above cosmetic Il yey fragrant as perfume and per
feoty mild and harmless. and at the same time most
Charming beauti6er of the skin
II will all erupuons such as redness rough
freckes pimples saheum and aoher erupuons tae
flesh heir TO- Char chbsins lips and other
tons skin much dreaded during the winter mont
completely removed BY the above preparation Ladies'
chaks meinfun and other poisonous articles for the sin
should boeonly twenty five cents or sir for ~ in
cipal depot drug store Sold In Villa
burg Livingston drug stores I'D and IA Grand street
Brooklyn nj Mfs Hayes, E5 Fulton street.