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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-11

THE TRIAL OF ALLIBoNE AND NEwHALL.
The trial of this celebrated case is now
progressing in Philadelphia, having been
commenced on Tuesday. The empanelling
of the jury, and the elaborate history of the
Bank and the defendants connection with
it, occupied the entire day. The Bank of
Pennsylvania was originally chartered in
1893, and continued to do business until
about year since. Thomas Allibone, in
1853, was elected President, and Thomas
A. Newhall Director. They continued as
such until the smash up in 1857. The
charge on which they are tried is that Of
conspiracy to defraud the Bank of about the
following sums:
Four bills on Europe. ........... $262,254 IS
Sept. 80, ST, one bill on Europe, 100000 90
Sept. %, notes discounted by
Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45,499 80
Advance to Hempfeld R. R. Co. 2S9, 600 90
Daniel ne~l..~....... 14o, GIG 81
Allibone's brother. ll9,s2e 81
Deficiencies on transient dis
count account. .............. 3OI, 900 90
Deficiencies on temporary loans, 100000 90
Notes distracted. ................... $4,000 90
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Mr.. Row submitted a resolution To-

Mr.. Row submitted a resolution tb,
Committee on the Affairs of the 5. =
bs ;rst-rctod q, 1T the
If ,b.r,; -. u-;.as ate Prison
o,r stata p-;,o. The expediency
g.. - states for the use of
Prison. or requiring the United
,, .p build or enlarge our State
which was adopted by consent.
all the afternoon session was occupied in
the consideration of the bill to provide for
the appraisement of real estate, and pro-
scribing the duties of officers in relation
| thereto
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|. MISCELLANEOUS.
StT0DAARD r. THO.uPsO.V: $

AfTODESARD q TAO.nFs U.V, Sue
~ cessors TO Hallock d Stoddard, Wholesale deal
ersin Drugs, Chemicals, Oils. Paints, Glass, Glass
ware, de- have inst received large additions to their
stock, and are now prepared TO furnish Physicians
and Storekeepersl every article in their line
at reduced prices Having made purchases exclu-
siyely for cash, and by the package, can offer in
ducements to buyers greater than ever before.
Also, a large and varied assortment of DA-
GUERREoTYPE- -AMBR0TYPE STOCK,
consisting of Cameras, Chemicals, Cases, and every
article required by artists. @EtE
We also manufacture an improved kind of nom
explosive Burning Fluid, for sale by the barrel
at retail
Coal Oil constantly on hand, with large assOrt-
Inent of Fluid and Oil I.arnps
Orders from Artists and Storekcepers promptly
attended to- at the same prices though they at
tended personally.
Particular attention paid to packing aud for
warding promptly.
STODDARD e THOMPSON,
dcc4 -Is 2 No II Main street
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We can also furnish TRACK SCALES Of any ca
pacity. These Scales from the manufcfory Of
4. t. FAIRBANKS d co, St. Johnsbmc, Yer
mont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and war
ranted correct. For testimonials refer "a tine
thousands Of persons using them.
HoRNBR0Ok d CO., Agents,
novel Water street, Evansville.
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AS0ETEER.N' FRUIT, Sc, Ec.-
~ 1000 Oranges,
10 boxes Lemons,
100 Pine Apples,
10 punches Bananas,
/ Dbl Texas Pecans,
trails Almonds,
l do Brazil Nuts,
200 lbs Figs just received this day by
does z. II. COOK L son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-11

~ owning interested i'll land adjoining
the following Described tract, hereby notified
that the 4th day january, 1859, the County Sur
veyor of V;lnderburgh County will proceed 10
the lines and perpetuate the of all that part
of Fractional Section Fifteen in Township Seven,
South Of rage Ten West, in the Vincennes land
district, owned by JOHN MILLEi. decS-3wd
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IN D.NR.NTSTR.fTOR' q .N'OTICE.-No-
9.H tice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator, with the will annex
ed, of Dr. James c. Welborn, deceased. The estate
of said decedent is believed TO be solvent.
decll-lOtd ASA IGLEHEART
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

THyHE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUN-
IL dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared to do ALI
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SfRRFST.N.FS CHRISTMAS rs
q everybody expects present on the holiday,
it will be well TO remainder that SAM. EMBICH
has been receiving large assortment OF DRY Goops
and Notions which are very suitable for presents,
which he is selling very cheap for cash deco
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE OLD AND RELIABLE PAPER.

k2Tf o VIII E.S'E.H'G. Ey.ERE' D.II.,
q full AID accurate reports of the state of the
Markets. and the very latest current Of the
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ANCSD FfSRk.-20O LBS. sNRW-
w 100 boxes fine Crackers,
$50 coils Manila Rope.
$500 Seamless Bags, = and 20 bushels Re
cei'"d and for sale by Lsep27l PRESTON BROS.
RgTRESAg CED.EEs g.ERE, &c., SEQ
Il dozen Cedar Pals, white, red and striped, brass
bound,
10 nests Cedar Keelcrs, plain and striped, brass
bound,
> dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, sizes,
: Cedar ChurIs, brass bound
plain white Cedar Pals, iron bound. and
3 hoops
) IS stout iron bound Stable Pals,
, d" Steamboat Pals, stout iron bound,
20 nests stont Cedar Tubs, iron bound, and IL in
each nest
dozen largest Horse Buckets,
10 - coIua,uf iron LUUnd Buckets,
This day received ana row opening IN the finest
condition. az the new Wooden Ware store OF
sppt2l j. D. RUSSELL,
27z Main st. beg So euth and Eighth, Louisville Ky.
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ANTK' .f.eD C0U.H'TB' ORDERS
y WANTED--Until the first day of January,
1889, Will take City Orders at 80 cents and until
the first day Of March, 1859, viii take County Or
ders at par for Dry Goods old debts.
deco SAM. EMBICH. 40 Main street.
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AMUsE MErT's.

NfBLO's GARDEN
IN DAN RfCE's
GREAT SHOW
close. most positively saturday 18th s,rAascsas
have been msce by the agents for opening
WEIGHS NATIONAL THEATRE
Philadelphia Thursday the 18Th Therefore, tke
OF the classic must ~ all themselves Of the
FEW REMAINING OPPORTUNITIES
for seeing this
0REAT CoMBtNATION.
Tuesday evening, Feb. Q, will be offered
DAN RICE's DREAM or CHIVALRY,
100 MEN AND HORSES WILL APPEAL.
EXCELSIOR
win achieve his miracles and sll the
ANIMALS WILL rERF0HM.
On Wednesday sftefnoon--The exirs'sgsnrs Of Tie
PONY RACES
On Frtday-Complimentary benefit To
DAN RICE
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COAL.

6I Sn-COAL ASo-COAL At LESS THAN SUN.
sDf.CV er prces- Dschsrging this day the rs quail.
" OF coal which VIII deliver 70 any part Of he city
~ per ton dealers pedlars nc. Casn
when delivered Apply pier foot Of HammerAley street,
33 Bowerv 40 BRONZE 2f1 Greene and t3 Houston
All other Goals at the iowfs, market prices . -
fvOAr.-vOr sCRANTON PlTrSrON OR POOR
~ aus,y Of wRe sh brt hes, qusl,y Of rel ash s0ve
cnsi the fO1 ~ King street. AMI delivered
/. l. pv. Joa v h.ic tlr vessels ar dsc lsrgiUs
MAT. CLINTON, corner of King sna jresn vica sA
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ID ussEIL W. wEsTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10

IDrSSFI.T. W. WEaTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f6S
III Observation-Disclosures and costly household furniture
The undersigned will sell nj public suction TO morrow
"Wednesday Feb TO- Mt lO1s o'clock precisely the entire
costly Chinese and bohemian superb pianof)s &c
copsaipes the elegant residence No ls2 West
Twenty first street between seventh and Eighth avenues
embracing five hundred lots Of rich covered rose good
furniture all made order and new the house having been
furnished throughout months expense 81
twelve Thousand dollars The public are assured he he
sale will be peremptcry the circumstances under which
made reherinE Imperative that everything should We SOLD
without reserve Catalogues giving an accurate 'rpon
% everything in the house will be ready the morning OF
the sale which will take place. shine The furniture
psrlor suits covered in and maroon satin full
SUIT IN crimson aud gold brocade and OF nine pieces IN
sk velvet AL In perfect order elegant carved centre sofia
sne per bes win marble tops solid se~Oot Turkish
ana fecepon chairs In tapestry and satin elegant carved
octave rosewood ptsnofore four round with
preu warsntee French mus cabinet splendid marble
top rosewood efegeres lined with aud mounted in
or2u sly atge snd elegant per and maael mirrors, with
eornces slabs aud brackets ik embroidered
tais corner stands with mirror backs French esceeoe
consoles IN buhi WORK elegant painting glass
rnarhe aaufry and groups with
lection ot msuel vases and uni1ue psrr chaude
Icrs &C elegant rosewood chamber furniture marble ton
dreesinR bureaus carved bcdsrads ,shstsnds twenty
fine hair mattresses English bi nket rrench
cod with plate doufs conmoes frenrb
chairs .hugsny fur tnre in hair cloth Ss1s AMI lao
curtains to thirty Windows ovsl mirrors French toilet
bronze cockS. ete etes sofas sod OAK lining r rni
LIE stieho I'D
chsts ssctrsrv boos rich c
dear srf ava ant '~-r ''ot vrar. cube ana
q &c. sL-~s aud vst4rrl, wna "a ot.
W. msn,ioscd, Including heaters aoa hne safe &C.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
In WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

In ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing "Wednesday, January 1883
Trains leave the depot OF White and Centre Streets
New York, at
1904 NJ Mall for Albany stopping williamsburg and
ell stations north.
s0P NJ Express for Albany, stopping at the principal
stations only
6l5 p n For White Plains stopping n, all intermediate
stations.
Trains depot corner Twenty stree, and
Fourth avenue, Ne~ York, at
SIS NJ For wilsmsbridge stopping at all intermediate
stations
IL 10 A. NJ White Plains, do. do.
2SoP NJ williamsbrdge, do. do.
sWr NJ Mierion, stopping OF wiismsbridge and all In
termediate stations north.
b3DP. NJ. Wniiamsbrdge, do. do.
Returning trains leave Albany for New York al
TAO NJ Mall stopping at all stations north OF and at vii
Iarnsbridge.
345 r. NJ Express stopping all principal only.
WIN. j. CAMPBELL. Sup erintendent
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u IcoRD's vELpRAUg, crvrALEs, AcroNs. CURL
ms WARDS NORTHUMBERLAND

CURE CuRp-DR WARDS UNFORrUs FRIEND
- other remedies prce ~ sEe The ne plus ut'a fcr
rr,vs,e discs No other infsbe reliance for comp
and pertnsnent All disappointed bal On ~ ws-t
All oAirfed COME nr Ward rnarsn'eet feulsis
dseases successulr trss,e Hs monsy pills q boz.
pevsr zen the 8es rfct Computation Sfic'iy coud
eorner a Rrosdvsy,
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DRYANTs MINsrRFIs,
ID MKCHANICs' HALL. AZ Broa6ww.
Monday, Feb g. and every night ths week,
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
the favorie Ethiopian promios Ia their comicatee
SCENES AT PHALONS
The Garroers Bob. Ridley 4 Festival, Stump SpeecA
Doors open o. 10 commence at ~ o'clock Tickets
1dd BROADwAY-CBBIsTY WOODS OLD HAIL.
HI Entire Change OF Programme
livery Night this Week
RUcKfFYS' sfkENABEKS.
The great original character deli-eator,
Mr.. EPH HORN,
rs Brudder Bones
MULLIGAN ms Tamborinis,-
BISHOP and SWAINE BUCKLEY
in their beautiful BaIada
Horns original Power OF Music
bishop Buckley and Eph. Hen.
SHAKSPERIAN READiN6S.
Doors open At ga commence NJ IA Admission Is cesss
TWO GENTLEMEN, PERFECT PIANO AND VIOLIN
players DESTROYS Of joining Gr~, perorrner
the vioOncelo for the purpose Of performs
Address box 305s Post Office
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UCTION NOTICE.-BoOKs AND ENGRAvINGs AT
"A 21l Bowery, this evening, at O'Clock. cho,e
ton of French and English plate eneravngs books
q. LEVIE, Aucioneer
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sppuT1NG.

rAVTFr-A TruRorCu rRED RUSSIAN MOON
i l. und oSh inegs. psci@.ie4 AdlseSi $3.50,
Herald tlce
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DETER PARKS. AUCT1ONEER.-BY W = fSGRA.
II HAM-1hs day At 10z O'co H. general sale comprising
iests counters bureaus, shs. sofas crock.ry blankets
beds bedding &c Also rifle and the stock Of
a retailer. removed for sale.
DAwNBROKER'S SALE JOHN MORT1MORE, EAST
broadway win sell, this day large and well assorted
stock and womens wearing apparel, bed and bed
ding wa ches, Jew elry &c by order OF z. oFARREtt
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1NpwARo sCHENCK, AUCrIoNEER-BY E.&F

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER-BY e. F. II.
~ sChE y day. reo p a, II O'clock at their
watches diamonds Jeweby, comprising hunting and open
chonometes duplex patent and detached levers Also
ladies' ensneed watches with diamonds; also diamond
brooches pins earrings studs and rings cluster
and single stone all mounted in Is carat gold also forenne
aud Roman mosaic carbuncc and other set of pins
and earrings gold guard and fob chains chatenes
IT, 90 - - -
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sIIIppING.

<~orTcp-ruE sTEAwER CAHAwBA Will Drs-
~ charge and receive ireah on pier foot OF warren street.
Cor this trtp.
DENovAr, NEW LONDON AND NORWICH PRO
Is heller line il from pier No IL North river, Z,
per Nc Cortarit street Propellers Qnineboug
bcca,r and Shctuckct together with Fcamers Connecticut
Worcester ioru daily passenrer ard freight hne con-
Meeting with he New London Wilmanta kd Palmer and
api railroads For rssE se treirh M
vtues nurn- t4On, IS4 G. AA<. Ases, Sshso
fO,S % CwLaaak
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A UCTION SALE THIS DAY-WILIIAM N. LEWIS
auctoneer Office 1876 Bowery Executors sale of house
hold furniture ut ii O'clock at Ill Alien street. consisting of
mahogany piano chairs bureaus, Sofas tables carpets
beds bedding. &C. Sale positive BY order OF
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GILBERT s. SAVAGE AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL At
" ssesroom So Cedar sta eet Tuesday Feb. At 10 A. NJ,
dry goods clothing hosiery lace goods, jewelry fancy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09

DARNUMS AMERICA MUSEUM
ID NIkD1CATING OUR DOUNTRY'S HISTORY.
TWENTY THOUSAND PATRIOTS AFIEI.u.
The OF this Establishment Unexpectedly proud
Of the
EIATINGLY TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of the and
THOROUGHLY AMERICAN DRAMA
entitled the
PIONEER PATRIOT;
or, THE MAID WAR PATH.
Dramsiised expressly this establishment Mr. II WA
kins, from
CoRRs GREAr LEDGER STORY,
and IA the fourth Of grand
To house OVERLOOKING and applause bes;owng audencs
Dumbe rrg
SEVERAL THOUSANDS ON EVERY OCCASION
announce II for elegant snd hnisbe 1 repetition
THIs CTUESDAY) EVENING, AT O'CLOCK,
the characters In IT being thus ably represented -;
Mrs. Charles Howard ~ Isabel Carlton;
", Watkins Negro Jocko;
the remainder ty Mr. Hardenberg r. Bird oman. r. TAy
ler H. Ryner, d. Oakley and the entire fanatic corps
numbering sixty persons.
TINS AFTERNOON, AT 3 O'CLOCK
the affecting Irish drama illustrate the
the poor peasaairy of Erin and entitled
IRELAND AS 1T Is.
The Grand Aquarium ut this Museum cost $1,000 and
braces loo distinct living fish and plants crystal ponds -
feet long where the changed Full length
figure Of Donpey Happy Family Living Serpent Co..
To be seen as usual Admttance 70 cents children uniss
ten, Is cents.
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THE BALL SEASON.

Il IGHr GUARD BAII.-wTLL BE GIVEN At THE
IL Academy OF Music. Thursday evening February IL
livery arrangement Is being made this the
giant and brilliant military and civic reunion given
the Academy. II IL Intended that In point 20 novelty,
good taste and beauty the proposed decorations
exceed ~ for the music lie sufficient 10 Dodwor,h
with his fu orchestra and grand military band Of 100
clans s snessed and viii play the most seec, and newest,
music without cessation Throughout the evening The supper
arrangement has been placed under the control q Mye
Of the well known club house Bon Ton and
that never before has such pains been taken satisfy
The psppe the ice cream saloon 20 be thrown that
evening will be feature Of itself Tickets 81 admitting
gentleman and ladies' be at the music stores
principal hotels.
We SONS OF MALTA-BROTHRRs no NOT FORGET
the annual ball and Of the Pro Para Lodge No
L. atthe CITY Assembly Rooms Wednesday evening. FEB
rusry 10 1879 Brethren will apply to the Secretary at the
lodge Tuesday afternoon and evening for their
hckets BY order Of the Lodge. $50 .
BRO. JAMES LEONARD. @. Com.
BIO. Qxo. W DIES. q. Sec.
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SHIPPING.

|
E'oh LlyEaryoL-rss gsIrxD sTAfEs Nan q
stosrship ATLANTIC o. Eldrdg- cccsmsn5-r Oh de
part With the United states mas for Europa positively on
OF Canal street
For freight psssays having unsqussd accom- ocziions
tor elegance and comfort apply 70
eDwARN COLi.lrB 50 wsii
eeasengers viii please he on hoard Al II o'cloS&
All letters must through thu Post once 0thsrv VII
be returned
NoricE The steamers this line have improved wxsss
tight and has been spared To make
them Gil good The thorough examination given
than proves their mode Of construction uneoualled
GREAT REDUCTION or FARE TO EUROPE.
" vROn
s0UrHAhrrok. HAyRs or SOUTHAMPTON, HAvks Oh
Ffst CABIN SV first cabin eiN
Second cabin. 90 second cabin G
~ HJeerage W
O. D. Ludlow. commander. and NORTH st AR, 21W tons
Edward Csvendy commander, TO sail from pier No North
river noon precisely carrying the United stAes NAL viz
LEAVE NEW
B0urHAnrror, nAvRD FOR SOUTHAMPTON
AND BREMEN. SOUTHAMPTON NEW YORK.
North Sta. Feb. 20 Saturday Mar % Wedy Mar a
Ariel Ma. ~ saturday Apr, II wedy Apr II
These eamships touch dAvr Specie delivered In Lon
d. TORRANCE, Agent
No bowling Green, rev York
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'.ENDTD rURNTTURE. RTCW Will
r MACKENZIE. AuCTIoNEER' Will. SELL THIS

t2Oclcck at 2o Hudson all the furniture
class boarding house consisting OF parlor chamber
and kitchen furniture carpets foil cl,ha, bed
siesss bees and bedding The whole will be sold without
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n,HOs. vEITCH, AUTHORIZATIONS NO 10 SPRUCE
sreet-Mortgage sale of the contents Of shpyad. on
Wednesday Feb TO- 1885, AT 10 A. M at No rs South street,
consisting spsrs poles, oak sc yellow pine tim
bers and plank spruce timber plank and boards: Hack
metack knees float stages, old mass truck LOT Of oaku
ros and PITCH wedges Carriages horsng irons aud
beetles, &C. &c also office furn Consisting Of desxs
chars iron safe &c. CHARLES e. CONNER,
for M =
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EDWARD sCHENcK, AUcrIoNEER-sALE OF 1

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTI0NEER.-SALE OF IN
~ dian and Chinese curosites and fancy Shells by r.
r. H. SCHENCK.-On Wednesday Feb. ID, at l01 o'clock
ut their salesroom No IS Nassau street. large importation
OF above goods consisting OF portable cabinets
foreign shells from the distant of the globe
Chinese idols OF shape and FORM elegant Canton
and other articles Of India china also of
workboxes, writing desks check boards, made of
camphor wood and msgnAcenty the Chinese
Sale positively without
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THOMAS j. MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
OF desirable two story cottage house with lease Of lot
THOMAS M1ILER will sell ut auction Monday, Feb ID
IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the desirable
two story and basement brick cottage house No $40 West
Twenty fourth street, together with lease Of lot which has
above 10 70 beuse &C. newly and IN the
most perfect repair IA feet inches 49, lot ~ feet deep
ground rent $50 per anuum To q small family desiring
comfortable residence the above offers nducemen.
na airaat
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UvHE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAMSHIPS
FROM NKw YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Second cabin passa rs
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage. $40
Second cabin passage
The ships from Boston call st Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt JudknsL CANADA, Capt Lang.
ARABIA, Capt j. Stone. AMERICA, Capt Wickman-
ASIA, Capt e. q. Lott. NIAGAEA, Capt Ryrie.
AFRICA Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt J. Leich.
These vessels clear white light masthead
stsrboard bow, red port bow
AFRICA Shannon. leaves New York Wednesday, Jan. D.
AMERICA, Wickman 4" Boston, Wednesday, Jan. u.
EUROPA, Leitch, 4" New York, Wednesday, Fec. g.
CANADA. Lang, I" Boston, "wednesday, Feb TO-
ARABIA, Stone, I" New York, Wednesday, Feb IL.
NIAGARA, Millsr " Boston, Wednesday, Feb "a
Berths NOT secured until paid for,
An experienced surgeon on board
The OF these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie. jewery, precious stones metals
bills lading therefor the value
therein expressed. For freight or passage apply To
K. CUNARD. No. Bowling Green.
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FOX POKIsNUUTH AND FEItKs W KU ,i,1,,.,n
Thomas skinner. will leave Nednesd the 10th inst Al
o'clock p NJ, ON pier II North river. She will arrive at
Portsmouth, the afternoon and Petersburg the follow
ing morning Passengers for the South will proceed directly
Southern mall line. Those for Richmond viii
srrvaSbere early on Friday morning Travellers will hnd
hs IN chespest peasansst ana most cxrcdriou, route
Passage and fare, with 10 Norfolk s. 20 Peters
burg and Richmond, $40 Apply toLUpLAM FbEAsANfS
No. ~ broadway.
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DTCoRD's PRACTICE.-C n. HAMMOND, NJ D., PUPIL
IL Of Rcord OF Paris who Ia the FIRST living surgeon
Diseases &C Of the sexual system aud 81 Professors Gar
nohsn and Mott Of hts city may be consulted In English
French personally by letter his Office No 81 Bleccker
street Of broadway, from 10 L. and from clock
eveninrs
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U,oR HAVANA AND NEW oRbEAss Tsr UNITED
IN States mail steamer CAHswsN I Ndtcb cno
msnder will rece sirs tr''.hi ~ esey -
o. and so- the above ro-s Frtiav ID IA ~ =
ffvfNGsfbE, ChocasRON co, II rsrh psos