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The Steamship washington at Kingston,
The Virginia Wing state Convention.

RICHMOND, va, FeD. II, I63y
The Wing State Convention nominated Watman P.
Wiley, Of Monongabea, for Lieutenant Governor, and
Walter Preston, of Washington, for Attorney General.
John NJ Bolts made long speech, in which be fore
shadowed the ground he will take in his address at the
Academy Of Music, in New York, on the 22d inst viz
the coalition of all the opposition parties North and South
In the Presidential campaign of 1850 to defeat tho
cracy He loudly cheered The convention is still in
session.
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SUDDEN DEArH--An old man, sixty years OF age named
William Paterson, found dead in one of the cells OF
the Sixteenth ward station house. about eight O'Clock last
evening" he having been about hour previously brought
by officer Flopdrew, who discovered him in the street
in destitute condition II Is presumed he died OF expo
The Coroner will hold inquest upon the body to-
day.
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Portraits OF the Land RcfOrmers FavOrab BILE
to the freedom OF all the lands in Gods world photographed
by HOLMES, 2S9 Broadway.
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Meeting OF the American Academy OF Arts
and Sciences I'm Boston.
Boston, Feb. IL, 1852
At the monthly meeting OF the American Academy Of
Arts Sciences this week. the recent deaths OF Pres
colt the historian and of Bond the astronomer ap
propstey noticed by resolutions and eloquent addresses
from Prof Ellis, Chas. g. loring Prof. Pierce, Robt. c.
Winthrop aud others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12
Indian Flight.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IL 1859.
fight occurred the 18TH OF January, Chester
Nebraska, between fifteen Pawnee Indians and eleven
white men Three Of the Inoians killed and several
wounded. The affair caused by attempt of the
Indians 10 outrage white woman
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News from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. IL, 1859.
bill appropriating one thousand dollars and autho
rzng the emp0yme Of counsel for the defence of Mr.
Day and his son. charged with aoducting negroes from
Missouri aud now in Jail in Platte City, No., passed the
lower house of the Kansas Legislature the It'll inst
without opposition.
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EACusk IHE DELICATE HINT.-YOUR OveRCO at
~ sosooy remit me 70 recommend one u my sls
,o 90 ,a car naye Is cent BY purchasing four
CLARKE liz william, .,,ss,
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The Canals.

ALBANY, Feb. IT, 1870.
The Canal Board has fixed the following appointments
Tor fixing tolls the LIST OF March, appointing
canal officers the Sd of March, for designating the canal
coll banks, the 4th of March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-12

Defiance Salamnnder Safes-With Patent
powder proof locks and har Also fire burga,
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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THE EndRASr
THE EM0RANT RUNNERS.
In the next number Of the
SUNDkY COURIER
VIII e published IN Interesting narrative Of the
PEkIIS AND vICIe6IrUDES OF THE EMIGRANT
on hs passage from the Old World 70 the New. with ho
EXPOSE
THE TRICKS OF THE RUNNERS
ana An outline Of the system adopted by the
Commissioners OF Em,e raiou,
tne Case Garden establishment for the profession Of tie
bclished with elegant
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
Those who have the old country cannot do better
than seEA copy to them.
fnce Three cents For sale everywhere
JAMAS L. SMITH co.,
Once 10 Spruce Dtreek
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HALIFAX, Feb. 1872 A. NJ
There yet signs of the steamship America,
in her fourteenth day from Liverpool Wind light,
from northwest Weather clear and cold.
PORTLAND, Me, Feb. 12-2A M.
The steamship Indian now in her seventeenth day from
liverpool has yet made her appearance of this port
The Steamship Washington Mt Kingston, Ja-
maica.
CHARLESTON, Feb. IL, 1859.
An arrival at this port reports that the steamship
Washington, from New York, via Aspinwal for Cafor-
mia via the Horn put into Kingston, Ja the 25th for
coal She landed fifteen passengers and stores for
Greytown.
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The Canadian Seat OF Government.
TORONTO, G. w., Feb. IL 1852
The Queen decision in favor Of Ottawa the seat of
government of Canada carried in the Legislative
sembly last night by majority Of five.
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Half q Dozen Fine SHIRTS for Worth SI2.
MOODY'S shirt emporium, 252 Broadway.
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The Arabia Outward Bound.
HALIFAX, Feb. IL, 1852
The steamship Arabia arrived from Boston at seven
O'Clock this morning. and sailed at A. NJ for Liverpool
Light northwest wind and clear weather.
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Tracy's Celebrated Shirts, Made to Order,
and warranted TO t collar depot Nos 81 and
SO William street, one door north OF Ma1en lane.
GEO NJ TRACY Aren't
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The Adams Express Company have increased the reward
70 for the detection Of the author of the recent
robbery OF $40 000
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.


Ansirs In Washington-Proceetl In Com
gress-Anairs at the State Capltal-Neys
from Europe, California, Mexico, South
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Calamity In Brooltiyn-Lalest Intelligence,
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The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten O'Clock
this morning Among It's contents will be found tho follow
hg-
Affair." ip washington-Proceedings In Congress-Ths
Tariff Question-Mee'ing of the Democratic CsucusThe
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News from Eurrpe-The italian Questionable Expansion
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News from Hay-Progress of the Revolution-NavL En-
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Shocking Calamity Brookyn-Fire in Elm Place-Neary
Whole Family Destroyed-A Mother, Two Children and
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Bloody Tragedy in Elizabeth Sreet-A Daughter Attempts
70 Murder Her MotherArres of the Mairicide and Her Al
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Ante Mortem Examination Of the Dying Woman.
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The Latest News by Telegraph.
Financial Commercial Religious Political Theatrical Sport
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Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market
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Washington Market.
Marriages Deaths together with large variety of
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HAMBURG. ID Chapeaunge Co.
Geo. SaMnders' Metallic Tablet Razor
strop This the genuine article has been equaed
producing the teenest possible edge For sale by
J. 4 8. SAUNDERS. Nc. Astor House.
A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold Mt Retail
hv 1ntat afuho onIv u N MP
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Shirts Made 10 Order, Of Fine Materials,
sewed hv hand, and warranted to f at JACKSON PUR
DY'S, 647 Broadway.
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DR.. L. De Yonxhs, Celebrated LII,

Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, corner
of Eighth and Twenty eighth street. Pure and genuine
drugs, medicines and perfumery.
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ClNGER'e SEWING MACHIN8.
~ 10 point Of beauty AuFnbllhy, pevfecftGn Of wut4 ~
machines can compare Win 8iNGERW New md hnprov !;
machines 1t greatly reauced prfrra
l. n SINGER 90 l58 Bsosdwsy
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Gurney's Up Town Gallery,
707 BROADWAY,
First block below the New York Hotel.
Photographs daguerreoypes, miniatures OIL ivory
types.
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For Perfect Fitting shirts and the --latest
novelties in genemens goods GREENS shirt and furnish
ing store. No. l Astor House.
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AT 0MBREDEs, $40 BgOADwAY.-JUbT INTRO.
n duced the square visiting card the square enyelope
square note paper, and other novelties.
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Ballou's French Yoke Shirts, New style
prices, at Balous Shirt Emporium, 400 Broadway.
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chronological Examinations, with Charts
and full written dest rptions character to
pursuits, given daily at FOwLER WELLS, 3Os Broadway
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Cr1stndora's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
the best IN the world Wholesale and retail and tn dye pr.
vaely applied. No. Astor House.
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In addition TO Ell this original matter the LEDGER contains
popular stories and sketches by Mrs. SOUTHWORTH Mr.
COBB and EMEhs ON Ben NETT, GEORGIANA HE RBEKT
Mrs. VAUGHAN, Dir. e. COMPTON SMITH and others TO-
gehtr with variety Of miscellaneous articles editorials
popular subjects.
Price ONLY that only in connection with
The table Of ctnens FOUR GENTS Is Il any wonder that
the LkDGER has a large circulstionY
A MOTHER TESTIMONIAL. UNSOLICITED AND WHICH
IA none can doubt-Read for yourselves.
LICoSiER, Noble Co., Ind, Feb s. 1859.
PROF o WooDDear Sir-In the later part the year
ls52 while attending the State and National Law School Of
State OF New York; my hair, from a me-
commenced falling off rapidly hstr the short space Of
SIX months the whole upper of scalp almost
the side and back head shortly became
gray so that you will not be surprised when tell you
upon my return to the State OF Indiana
quafDances not much loss 10 the
the change IN appearance intimate acquan.
taDcts TO recognise ALL application
to the most sk physicians in the country receiving
from them that hair could again restored
was forced 10 become reconced ste until
In the latter part OF the 1857 Hair Restorative
recommended ne by druggist being the reliable
hair restorative In tried bottle and found my
great sasaton that producing the desired effect
that time have used dollars worth your
no money Gao buy As mark of gratitude your
skin production derfu an article have
recommended lis many friends
who am happy to inform you using 1t with like effect
A. M LATTA. Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Depot 32 Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
world.
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MIsCELI.ANEOUN

MusCELHaANEOUA-
AN ORIGINAL LETTER
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
ArrEAR IN
THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON
THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS.
BY Hon. EDWARD EVERETT.
THE DEATH OF MR.. PRESCOTT,
By Rev. DIR. PnoUDrrr, of RUTGERS CouscE.
DO NO MAN ANY HARM,
By ONE VINO KEEPS HIS EYES AND EARS orEs.
THE HUMBLE PETITION OF PROsER:
LETTER FROM Hon. HORACE GREELEY Mn. BONNER
THE COLONY OF NEW PLYMOUTH PAPERS.
By I. B., descendant of ANNE BRADsrREEr
HAVE WE AN UNCLE JOE AMONG U&
BY FANNY FxRN.
AN OLD MAID.
Bx ANNA Cora RrrcnIa.
THE STAG HUNT.
Br GEN. GEO. p. NORRIS
KING OF THE DAYS.
By Mrs. L. f. SIGoURSEr.
THE STOLEN LOOK.
By ALICE CAREY.
WIT AND WISDOM.
By GEO. d. PRENTICE.
TEE Ma1DEH's FLOCK,
By VIM. Ross WALLACE
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A Chest OF Good Tea for One Dollar.-Also
ten pounds coffee for ST. at CHRIsTIANs0Ns No. Cham
bero street
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Clirehugh's Wigs md TOupees the Only
perfect t aod natural appearance. 62 Fulton street.
corner of Broadway
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IL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE FOND OF

LII LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE FOND OF 4
~ fine head Of hair No gray hairs need be seen II
you WiIruk'S HAIR COLOREh AND REsTORER,
which 'ls NOT DYE but will change all your gray
has' into beautiful black brown after short time II
viii restore the hair original cocr without discoorns
the skin or solng The linen Ia applied like water has no
bad smell and viii render thr hair som and pisbe; mat
ef how long your har has been will speedily change
70 It's original life Ike color Sold al twenty five ceus bot
tie Wilson's hall resorer entirely vegetable, and viii
- BaldDess scrOfula, s.ck headache;
VIII prevent dandru keep the hair from falling out" and
awe an enui new growth OF hair rendering healthy and
vigoroua Principal depot Wholesale and retail, at SCOTS
drug store $40 Grand street N. " open until III at night
sold In brookyn at Mrs Hayes l75 fulton street Williams
burg nj Lvings,ons, lo and "a Grand IN Philadelphia by
Calender Co. Third and Walnut N. B-Persons In the
country can have Wilson's hair coorer forwarded TO them by
closing the
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fnISCEllLANE OC

A CALI, FOR JusTICE-EDIToR NEW YORK uE-
"A raid Skome malicious person haa attempted 10 inufs
the circulation OF the NrW YORK OMNIBUS. by dissemi-
mating report Tint LIS contents the 'asb order
of the issued the OF which found
This DAY the news Glands n every OF the city viii
convince that this ia emphatlcay
province expcse toe tricks traps ana posions ~
the town. compelled to speak OF thngs wa find
hem pnd sometimes napde subjects which may terrify the
fqueamishiy modest still VIII appeal to any dsiuteresed
reader prove that the Omnibus IL the piouant
moral independent aud sarc journal pub
shed the meriran continent Respectfully yours CHAS
T. Bki11ON Editor New York Omnibus OMNIBUS Office, 80
Beekmap street Feb. IL, 1870
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Winter Hosiery Mt go per Cent Deduction.
MOODY'S shirt emporium, 262 Broadway
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Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee
caps belts, bandages and Dr. 0LOvERS lever truss
NO 4 Ann
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cod liver oThe powerful curative properties ibis valu
able remedy have been almost universally Acknowledged ny
the faculty Sold wholesale and retail by LEOPOLD WETZ-
LAR ITO Chambers street. sole agent for the United States
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Holl0Svay's Observation-Disclosures Ulcers OF
the leg which date several back by
this ointment in two weeks Pasers embrocatons &C. had
all failed. Mandatory 80 Maiden lane, N. Y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
Ut the mandatory, 2S3 Broadway.
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BarTy's TrIc0pherous u the hest and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' it. Sold by s
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Geo. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
strop This the genuine article equalei
producing the teenes possible edge For by
j. 4 g. SAUNDERS. Nc. Astor House.
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II RuSSkLL SPAUIiDINGs ROSEMARY
q THE ROSEM RY the the hair known
THE ROSEMARY will restore hair to bald heads.
THE ROSEMARY will remove dandruff
THE ROSEMARY - the best thing for children's hair.
THE ROSEMARY has aud cannot surpassed; socur
ing to all clesn healthy scalp and beautiful hair.
The proprietor furnish proof assertions
shove Room will not admit the voluntary certificates
dividuals who have used Il with success.
The has stood the of for eight yeary
not satiaed it. The signature the proprietor N
on all genuine j. RUSSELL SPAULDlNd,
- n fremont stree Boston, Mass
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T EGALIzED LOTTERIES.
WOOD. EDDY CO.,
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
Official Drawings, by Telegraph.
The suhsrfbers Commissioners appointed by the Governor
of the state Of Delaware supeniend drawing OF lot
terry authorized BY the legislature having this
wore do hereby certify that the following the numbers
which were This day drawn from the Wheel viz
EXTRA CLASS, No. LIS FEBRUARY II, 1859.
81, Is, &c, "A, 81, Sc, II, Is. AZ. Is. A. Is. a.
CLASS No. l26, FEBRUARY IL, 1859
81, 80, 40, 60, 81, u, "a. r. o. &c.
And that the said numbers drawn in the In which
Witness hands at Wilmington, Del, this Friday Feb
IL. 1859. GEORGE GORDON Wv
5 A5sx sE fs4GRTER' Commissioners
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
the drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify
that the following are the numbers which this day
CLASS No. 1as FEBRUARY II, 1850
Is, S5, 80, 40, q, as, 81, SO, Q. L. TO- 81.
CLASS No. 1874 EXTRA, FEBRUARY II, 1850.
80, "a, Go, 81. 80, So, II. 81, "a. 81, %. 1914
that the sad numbers the order in which
Witness hands, at Augusta, Ca this Friday Feb H.
1862 r. &. BARBER ~ 80
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS, Wilmington Delaware ana Augusta GEORGIA
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CLEARED
Steamship Kangaroo CBr). jeffrey. Lfverpool-J g Dale
Ship New World knight Antwerp-C Gr.nneli.
Bark DTgo, Young. New OrIesns-W Nelson h Sons
Brig Nash, Ramsdell Bnenos Ayres-J Pickafd Co.
Brig Forrest. Gillespie, Bshia-Geo Moke Co.
BrigJ Anderson, King st Msrks-Smallwood Earl Co
Brig David Dufell, Phinney, Philadelphia W Mckee
schr Isaac Toucey Could iavsca-T Chase
Schr Emelme. Deunison, Apaachcola-R Post
Schr Eckord Weeb, Tulledge Sayannah-Dunham Dimou
scbr Cyclone Dali Charleston-Tappan Starbuck
Schr Heroine Champl n, Norfolk McKee,
Schr Neal, Henderson Philadelphia w Mckee.
schr G l., Lowell, Boston, II Nickerson.
Sloop Down, Gardner, Provdence-i. Kenny
Steamer Delaware. Copes. philadelphia
ARRIVED
Steamship Crcsasian OBJ Halplu GALWAY Jan H. aud st
Johns NJ, Feb 3 PM with mdse and 25 passengers
wind changed and increased gale which
until the 9th the continually breaking the vessel all
the coal being expended compelled
DC The wind falling calm the 18th, managed TO reach 81
Johns NF on the morning of the GOTH Left st Johns
ming Of the ID inst and the evening Sd the pro
peer came off, Arrived of the Battery at 6l5 this Pm in
Steamship Taylor, Gray Aspinwa Feb s. with pas
senaers and specie to Roberta sh $50 AM spoke
bark Granville bound to New Orleans 9th at AM S2 TO-
for Besufor Oth AM lat IS IS lon "a "a spoke ship
John Bryant steering NE
steamsnp Roanoke Skinner Norfolk &C. with mdss and
schr Sarah Smith, Smith, Fortune Bay NF via Gloucester
20 days, with herring, to master.
Steamer Delaware. Copes. Philadelphia.
Steamer Petrol, Baker Providence
Ship Caravan London.
The ship Dictator for San Francisco anchored AZ
tine.
Wind at sunrise NJ meridian do; sunset NNE.
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Herrlng's Patent Champion Fire
burglar proof safes 2b Broadway
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold Mt Retain
BY all staoDers at Wholesale only by kBEKHARD FABER
sole AGENT l3S William street
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1'EAs AT REDUCED PRICES.
DYSON. GUNPOwDER AND nPEERIAL TEA.
,v,sr ou Rssu s sSf flon 81 to 80 cent. per b..
CHE best article In ma-ket)
CURIOUS YOUNG HYsoN TIA. ~ ''' % 'eAS pe' '''
Very deie,te, and nnely navoredy
EXTRA FINE YOUNG HYsoN TEA, " ''A' p'' ~
v,.r xorv Esdesed from 90 cents q cents per pound
Reduced from IS seen cents TO Sc cents per lib.
CURIOUS KOKEW OOIsONG TEA,
Light drawing, finely favored and strongly
EXTRA FINE drGss from y cent, . ~ cents per h.
(Rich and full favoredJ
=, Re-, Reduced from g cents to So cents per b.
fourth door above Broome street and
5s Grand street, corner OF Chrystie.
y A. ANNANs PATENY KNIFE sHARPENER,
Also scissor sharpener combined
Depot 81 Pine street.
WINDOW SHADES
W Spring styles for 1859.
stand any cmate Wholesale or retail a. very reduced
prices kelly, BROS LtM
POI Broadway.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY
w SILVER and PLATED WARE
GEORGE G. ALLEN
Importer and Manufactures. AIS Broadway
One door below Canal ST.. formerly II Wall at
CT R0 DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF sEwRr
81 ~ bcoi., now ready atJ1NEs' No: 10 Ann s.rsee
ton
&RO -sINGRP's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
UJU. Price only Fifty Dollars
T. Al Ma e 90. Rroadwnv
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A MOTHER TESTIMONIAL UNSOLICITED AND WHICH
u. none dOubt-Read for

AT BvEKDEIL,s, WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS,
"A notes. &c. These celebrated spendidly
can only be had at broadway, corner Of Duane st.
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THE HISTORY OF PROsTITUTION Its Extent Causes
and Effects throughout the world tBerg official Report
York; BY wM w. SANGER, NJ. d. Resident Physician,
Blackwell slsnd New YORK city; Member Of the Ameri.
Association for the of Sciences
The Ply 20 the Marine Hospital Quarantine, New
York &C. &C.. &C. Sv0. Muslin 81 Second edition Just
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ClN0ER'S SEWING MACHINES
- For all manufacturing purposes have great repua
honestly earned All the products Of these ara
l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO., 4ss Broadway.
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WAITS, NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-SwORNA FFrDAvITs
OF lSOo cures ELECTED thereby can be 100 Nassau
Street PYNE 4
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ship Modern Times, overnn rs days from Boston Tahiti
and Honolulu, Oct ~, lat 26 "a 3, no lon.
Ship Defender Dec g. ~ miles from Cape FlAttery-rep
ed having lost suit Of sails ia Sc gale the Straits Of Fnca.
BARK Col Ledyhrd, Clay from date
Lat Sc 40 Ion ~ 02 schr haha under MisceD
Bush Key Light miles.
Brig Angenete, studley New Bedford for Ssndvtu
Islands. Nov III, Cape Horn N Is mies-
Brig Trade Wind Reed Is days from Cienfuegos for New
York Jan q lat rs s. Ion IS 30had been of Cape Anonio IL
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