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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
MEDICAL.

WHY WILL YOU NEGLECT COLD and
affect TO dcspisc it, rs long rs you are abb,
to walk until il has grown into u danger.
GUS, and perhaps an incurablc Cough-thc fore
runner of Consumption or some other dan.
gcrous disease 7 1t is through neglect or i'm.
proper treatment Of this COMMON CoLD that sucl
vast numbers Uf the human race are destroyed.
Like a dcSpised enemy, it is suffered to strength
Ell itself by delay, until it las reached and SO
much affected the vital organs as to place you
beyond the reach Of man, and YOU fall an easy
prey to its power.
There is u cheap So6-s6fc for tho most ten.
der infailt-and ocriGm rcmedy for this dreadful
enemy to mankind that remedy is
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAM,
which for several years was never known to fail
| giving good satisfaction, aud it leaves the pa
! ticnt WILL he needs no medicine to purge THE
/ from the system
This Medicine will cure and heal the Lungs,
cure Lame Back, Gravel aud kidney Com
| plants, Pains it, the side, Stomach or Breast
| Ague in the Face, or Breast, Nervous Com
plants, Palpitatun Of the Heart, Phthisc, Dys-
| pepsia and Liver Complaints. 1t will cure
Burns, Fresh Wounds, Chiblans, and Bruisc,
upon man or beast, and take soreness out OF
any part Of the body. Bleeding at the Lungs
Chronic rheumatism, Worms, Summer Com
plants, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat Bronchitis
! Whooping Cough
This is not one of the new discoveries; it i,
an old and established article and there are
myrads Of living evidences of its efficacy.
Put up in bottles at only % cents each.
Great Imposition and Fraud
| It's in ncreaSing demand and wonderful success
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Basam," which is always
done to an invaluable medicine. Therefore the
counterfeit is composed of only two articles,
while the genuine is composed Of eight different
articles, and all work together for good"
B. DENTON d Co, PropriciOrs,
No. l42 Gencs,e 81, AU6Hrn, NJ Y
For sa'e by A. COOK, Chardon, and Drug sists
and Merchants throughout the country.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

Notice.
TVNho undersigned have been appointed
Il and qualified rs Administrators of the
Estate of Henry J. Allen, deceased, late Of
Montville, Geauga County. Ohio.
EMELINE ALLEN,
s. n. BAKER.
Moutyllie, Feb. .. 1890 s25wS'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10

Try this remark lie and most intere sting rem.
edy Ii is composed OF the concentrated JuiceA
of the most powerfui and the most soothing Plants
and Roots in Nature, chemically combined and
isolated in well sealed glass bottles, and charged
with powerful Battery. Thus possessing, in
addition to its superior medicinal vir,ues, strong
Magnetic and Electric properties, profoundly pen.
ctrating, and eminent'y quieting and soothing IL
relieves Pain and Inflammation at once, (when
freely appled,) relaxing the strained muscles and
nerves giving new life and vitality by its life
giving qualities, TO ParnliLed parts and Chronic
or long standing Complaints and Weaknesses,
allaying Nervous pain, (Neuralgia), Irritation.
and Removing distractions like charm. In
deed all who have used it, speak uf il as truly q
wonderful medicine, aud esteem it by far superior
to any and all other external remedies in use
If applied in season it is an unfailing remedy
for the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and other Organs,
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Ague in tho
Breast and al all times cure Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache,
Aeue in the Face Pimples and Eruptons Of oil
kinds, Piles, Bruised and Sprained Limbs, Burma,
Frozen parts Chilblains, lndolent and long'stand'
ing Sores, Wounds &c, Sc twill also restore
the Hair to the Bald, Head and prevent the Hair
from Falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
used on Canal and DrauRht Horses for Calls,
Wounds, Sprains and Lameness, and is sure
care, when applied hot, for Scratches on Horses,
and the Foot All op Sheep. All the Proprletors
ask for the Magnetic Ointment is Fair Trial,
confident that al they claim for it, will be found
tue 10 the letter. In the neighborhood where IL
is manufactured, many people buy IL by the guam
ti,y. and it is kept and used by almost every in
hahitant as a Panacea for the numerous Paina
and Aches every family is more or less afflicted
W a1n
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
Win. WG5uJ u5UII 1t
DR.. Trask'S Magnetic Ointment.

None genuine-unless signed rs BueH," with a
Pen. See Pamphlets containing full directions
around each Bottle, and Circulars left with agents-
Price 25 cents for small, and SO cents for large
Bottles.
son & Tutle, Burton, Ohio; John NJ Mayhem,
Auburn; Anson Mathews, Hewbury; R. r Bur.
nett, ,Russell;A. NJ Treat. Bainbridge;and all 9th.
er Druggists in the country.
All orders should be addressed 10 D. RANSOM
g. Co, Earlvil!s, Madison Co., N. Y.
5i5yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
Botanical Remedies !
Amendments.

"The roots and leaves will be for the henli
the nations"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-02-10
SHERIFF SALE.

Chardon, Feb. 10th, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IRELAND-EAST COAST,
ROCK ABILL LIGHTHOUSE,
AND Sr. JOHNS POINT LIaHT.


The Port Of Dublin Corporation hereby give noce thai
Lighthouse has been erected Rockab OF the AZ
Dublin from which be exhibited dorinr
lighted every night from sunset TO surrise.
Notice Alao date
ON st Johns Point, Dundrun Bay, will be coored red.
Liz hts by Mr.. Hspip Superintendent OF Lighthouses
ROtK a BILL LI3HT
R0cksbM Lighthouse u erected the summit o< tho
rock ~ niiee Of Skerries lslsnds
lst. 63 IS 46 NJ aud lon 81 W.. bearing from DroShedA
bar s. s. II. distant II miles, from the Ksh Ightsnp bT
B. distant ga miles from Babrggan Pier Light s. Z. by
E., distant ga milee
The Isht WIN Flashing light giving bright fash every
twelve sec0nds OF the natural color While.
tween the behring's OF SE Ground by tho by
and viii be coored hed round by the westward bstwee
the ssme bearings
Ilunmatpg apparatus aoprc Chcppho:sD ~ In
order m focal plane 56 feet the
n clear weather tho white Light shoud be ssccm distance
rie tower circular Of gray lines.one and the wtoJs
height from ts base the top Of s lantern
OF store bousea sugrouod the
the dwelling housed are bu 70 The north weetwar3 lower
level OF the rock ~ i7Il1' - -
ST. JOHsS POINT LIGHT
From and afer the date OF exhibition OF the RocxAm
Light st July l the inernttIng Liz 81 John Poant
Dundu Fay viii be oored red The times Of Its ecpscs w
continue as heretofore.
E9JrAt snpe date with the exhibition Of the new Light on
Rockab and the chapgeio the color Of The Light st. Johua
Fot sl m be made the disdnve
CT floating Lights OIL toe east of ireland contcrmAbly
notices this day published
Hearings stated are magnetic Variation 25 deg W. In 1850
By order, WILLIAM LEES. Secretary.
BALLAST OFFICE, DUBLIN Dec % 1889
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
KISH BANK
LIGHT VESSEL,
EAST COAST OF IRELAND.

BALLAST OFFICE DUBLIN. Dec "a 1859
having been that tho Three Lights
bibted from The Kso Bank light We se ~hcn
ON liable TO be mistaken for sing Fixed Light Ia deemed
advisable 10 the heights OF the Lights exhibited from
the fore and mizeD uasis Of this vesse,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That on the lst Of July ls0 the gh! exhibited from e
foemaet OF the KISH BARK Light Weasel At height Of G
feet above the lsye Of the will be lowered feet and
exhibited at height OF D. fee, above the level Of ses Aso
the light exhibited from the mzenmas Of this weasel
hesht Of y feet ~ be lowered6 feo and thsnceorh exh
ted at height Of 20 feet above the level of the
The Light exhibited from the mainmsst viii remain e
present. height Sc feet sea- boing
then l6 feet above the level Of the two other Lights
This Light Vessel viii ALEC, from the csrrY
Black Ball At eaclSof her mast heads.
BY order, WILLIAM LEES, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05

UioR CHARLESTON, S. C., AND TIE SOUTH AND
south West Semi Weekly United States Msii-Sds ri
magnificent steamship NASHVILLE, L. N. Murray, com
nsnder will leave pier No Worth river on weaassday
!he following places To Mes Orleans $50 7' Noble ss
S3l .5 Enorvfc, $2S 60; CbAit.nooga xD Augusta Ga
t7 Atlan,a sxs; Columbia O. So Charlotte O., $22
For faghi Or passagc apply . sPorEoSDs TILEsroN
Saturday, March To- NorIcs-ko form q bCis Of AIDING
Uul bs Sigped but Apse furnshed by tse CVnpsAy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
AmUSEMENTS.


w MONDAY, MAROH 8,
1si fHssaSs. l,s sa,,ss OF
with Al them iTRSs1e%ss;s Yss SSss WOOD
VII sppe.r for tho arst u@s = :: q, s.,o
'' is sE -AjHs r; were 50 famous
mR BRIAN DE BORE aUnBzRr,
which Ai DxsfsS al isssu's xo4s rs OF 81
TONIGHT AND EVERY nsHr
TIL further notice the Performance VIII commence with the
A's'-'' ''"f fHE GOVERNORS WIFE.
Mr.. John Wood Mr. jefferson Mrs Alien. Mr. Pearson ana
Mr. 4 tSiiinfG ovsESTss n ~ r'efahi THi ORCHESTRA
he psefosm:nce VIII conclude WITH tso hissaro.i sHsvs
ganzA In two acts, BY the Brothers sroush eutnsd
Revised and oor1ec.ed nSsHs fas .hi. m.rte.
Nc" scenery ias III yGxsi Hayes
The Palmer, .srxs;d: % s ISsas0s sunsss
Sir ss:: sss; ssl g: % q IS:
q 70 s.Ss sse Du1s u %
nos seS:s % ~
o H. II ss sses cc H'>nd
Prince john author Of Magma Charts. MasSs1
The BlaeE Knlsh. sserioas adivdusi ioi.y bat
pshs as axe e. power ,;i .; ss'ddsr
% s
The lazy socs.. from s book beauty sOs S ssf'
the right side to the audience &C.
COMMENTS OF VOLUME FIRST.
ns Easa rsSsmen vent q sappss and oon
sCDs-TSs f,Ss Old EPslsh ssneasn, :! Cedric.
CnArTER The Cheap Clothing and Rablishment
Of he.s ssscs Daughter Rsbecc.s lament for ths So
S. :a s as SUD
den % Of the great female rider Ivanh0e hA'
0S
Concerted piscs""in yon bsoS monr r' % sSinnaSS
Mr.. stoddart celebrated battle Axe ae
voIuME oid X SS;HUe sEUosD.
CHATTER The turret chamber. song-Marbe walls
81 Br.ns FrenSS without AZ .tsoI rs ss.L.
1hliins bro.dsword oombss 70 music Sir Brian sai
'0' 81 THE
pmpLAY OF 4fI FIRE wonKs,
Ms.r. rbas. r6bdFs.i;S iFSR55FsoHs1srs Rs5 Ess
NEW BowERY THEArRE
N Cole f'0D'''ss5oa soapsf J. % ssS and w. n'''d
An'" A''' 1FaH. fa2 DHsofso sa'sif FEATHER;
WALLACE TIE HERO or SCOTLAND. '
''' ''' A'-'S Nv %IIfUL MURDER.
"a SATURDAY, MARCH 10, AFTERNOON and EVENING,
DOUBLE FESTIVAL sffyp BaNxr1r
Of bis duties and ef four ckren OF tender wholly
Committee Of Arransemen.s who have eeeu acting in
concer with the Drecorsof tbs Academy OF Muse
gratcaon in announcing that thanks the kind
enabled lay before generous pubc the leading
lures Of the immense prosramme which comorses al the
volunteered their IsI ssT;sss ,d q s.s s.ir
on s1sgsRsT aRRkD ShsGa Fl WI GfsiiE OF
lie four successes q lie season. win 5. sssn
py the kind psr%sson s ofJ ~ W.il.ct, Esq.,.
m nuxy n AkskRscgfs kkK9 sIssoE Na LESTER WAL
ssAAnx' NJ. J9Hs H4sr5Ss SsogsHs& H9R Mr. wALoor.
hAEfsY m ASb df s. = IfsSE 4; 1sEsi'
S0pD0isaa isnssnS h5sS' Garden
- MRS JOHN WOOD,
hS 'h'fAAf2SSsA IaSsA KEEsE,s rHEATsE. aT DAVENPORT
MISS ss tATh MAkk sMTM sMMFTMsE
In the evesing lts
grand operate performance and concert
~ And oshsr popular artist vocal and astramsu.i
FULL cHokySs sGSs'lss %sD pas ORCHESTRA
heeveniDs performance ll be Under the direction of
Full particulars of the evening performance in future ad
Tickets 80 cents. No reserved ssats,
Which will admit either 10 the matioee evening per-
formaDce They be obtained at the Academy of Music
sbers IL Wall street at Beusngs all the hotels ana mus
Prox's and Roses.
INV NT,a MrNcrprrs
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DENTISTRY.

A KTIFlCIAL TKK fH.-DR. DURKIE CONTINUES TO
n teeth In two 1ds. without tbs slightest pain
Teeth inserted No extra ch-ge FOR
extracting where ar cal Teeth are inserted Dr. r.
DURKIr 373 Canal street, one door from Lsurens.
A RrIFrcrAL BoyI FILLING FOB DECAYeD TEETH
"A pu IN while sof. requiring no pres.rre. and giving
pain; aahirg tee mere shells oen Be mied wh 1ecus
Of the dscovsrer 06b Broadway, OF Thirty dr sUe
No competition claimed with cheap cpefatorA
L'ULL sETs OF TEETH IssERTED ON SILVER. $40
colo, s2s; plstnA s2s. with wih'ut extracting ths
rcets- Teeth extracted without pain.
n, y, QRUFIN, NJ Fulton street. Bgo9klya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
AMUDBWENTD.
KIIBLO'g GARDEN.
IN Lessee and uAnAser u. hiroo

IN I.s Is..ss S .aa H.s.ss Il xhs.
/ n. AND Ma. sst,SB;ssSssis Sxsssf z wn11Am.
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH .. lssa
sas for nasd PERIOD * Sass very osiss.d and psss.
- 49, xR. AND MRS BARNEY wuLIAxs.
The great SaE fifth ihIsH Soy AID YANKEE GAL
yssss ysSs. p.Sfs'''0nA' IS. u'umph'in
FINLAND
Arc wishou precedent In the dramatic annals whose
PHILADELPHIA
s-s wishou pa.ss their overaows having increased he srs
s'p'' u 0'' sss BARNEY wIILIAMsl
nss: bs1os % Sssa sssmp.sd Sy any osr s
v nss.,. ". .,.sss Us%sS, .;ssa sy voo
r...e. r.ss.11as xs AsD s:s1ss
'a'sssa ssssnpp G~sy & .H :sHs ssei biois sstsss
lox "a fast mani ....'.....'..'.'.'''A. w. Fsn.s
81 slsapl nnt1sss \, ss th hs song Of .hs
Old Yankee dsntlsmaa,. .. Mrs Barney Wllisms It.
1s9 pSsD:h: Ma: asssSsa
srvsnt to tie cl) ~: .S,.S Vernon
AN HOUk liz SEVILLE;
rformed by her upwards Of any nights 10 London ana
Mn. os..oaa S FSsssiy stDsT q TTomsnsc '''' '''' -
s,I ,ySSne v %ileton ooy WINE. a West End MANI
susan Bcegtns q iady's mstdD....
Hsnorina 4 Scala lsn Italian prma
CsSDsds GS:nfioid q ErsacI ciosi, "1~''
NanoiettA Il Spanish bAtAxinAl. ......(
ca Perez Dounaquar Gan Andaiusan
Je@@s Sick q Yinise sirD ....'..
Dssng tho drsMa IT: Ssrnsy WM"; Van x,, VIII dsaSs 80
Olevolls-"
Iopps valet 70 Peregrino o. Seton
6ooSWlDS 1ae0Q
oms doubts having been created = 70 hs posaOihy Of
senate he various changes In the pece OF Hoaf in
Seville" consequent upon the extreme raptiy, coreA
costume and thorough Of character required the
ncwitbsandng the apparent imposAbity Of The attempt
Barney Williams completely succeeds In iilustrataog
er Of characters never attempted any STAGE "An
,ighss. and during that period Witnessed on three
Ayes. 70 whole Of The Court and royal family the Duke
Lieutenant OF Ireland Hon. n Dallas and family. and
during twenty -four nights at Niblos Garden New YORK by
dr sixty thousand people,
\ 70 conclude with the farce Of
PERFECTION.
- LAWrence Paragon. Mr. EAftoa
ries rarA&on- Eonne
s0;Brien with = sccci ballad and he song Of
Harmony Awakeps ............ .Mis9 Emily neslaye
us motto: viii 10 given Of Mr. Barney Williams arss -:
ass cents; family circle Is cents; orchestra chairs sls
fri. ate boxes IS and IS.
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---~-------ssr sssrE0IAL H0l1c~s = ~. ..,,- !
81 Club s,s.r y, b hold - bon; is..
kDw1sD Baows. Secretary. cA'A' I W.T. f''''s'aS
51TFE M M.Mssss aan.s Or yU1Soy L9poE no.
Of Court and Jasce%ou .s. = Soo s s. s'c
O'clock r MOsd.y $50 or he sarpo.s % '.s Z
r. :ss., ss
iyn' at two o'clock p H. By order Of r.,vu.vvo
VIZ MAnsrrR, Secretary. =" "'
iodse No g requested % meet ., sssr Eass so,,
Sd Gsix cs9Say oas s s los,: & i, % s
MAsoNIc.-THE xExBERs OF EASTERN rrAHLeDoD
ssos vii be roSsh hs Lodge on wsda.ss svss
next ''' s,
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERy soorsrY-rHn RE
Srss Ten Tsesns Nc GS e. this .,sy VII Se A.d -
g. Al Scoocs 70 eec. osicers IL &c ensuing ys.r -
GusIAvus A. RATE, Secretary.
NBw YoRx LIQUOR DEALERs soCrRrY.-oN fUss.
~ day sv;snins s;s fe.gn !. &c. ass =, =: sas e
q .sosySs rspos,; q Ae Tsss. under g ss.y
Necessary, BY .'o'. q q s:;ets A. sArz ssez
NOTIOE-xTHE ANNUAL ILECrI0N FOR pszEoroas
IN OF tno rev YORK ana 6teefnsnhe
be held = .h aas; iIS Are:dssy .. 1.ssA. hsrc 3.
10 ciosed Friday March 4 unui sfsey the elscttoo.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYxRa -OsvTUE o. rH1 DOM-
~ mssldnsn os TaIe. sua Asssssnis No 81 Chambers
s. ss Rel md fs. aisss ss. ,ss 3
city Of Mes York for ho 1850 for public
specton and will continue unl tbs Sh day OF AprA
DexA fnelusve All tax s earnestly requested s4n
and s1amse The sams order hs. any errors N Tbs
meats be correced Asc, all persons entitled by Law
reducoo of their BY Of being ysn
for military servces; snd also literary charitable
Tons by law exempt from taxstio requested ~ make
pcano for such reduction sxempuon, previous % he ea
9bs following sen of the Act Of April H. 1859 spubiho1
for the tnformnton 0f tAx payers--
RrcTloN l0-Durne Tho dime The books shall opea Cor
public inspeccn Aeraeofre provided application may
valuation Of Bis real personal ssais % have le
corrected such application be made in relation th
Rsseased valuation OF real estate must be made writing
stating The ground q cbIecous there and thesespon
Commissioners shall exsninc into The complaint and Ia their
Judgment the sssessmcnt " they ahal H
be corrected suoh application be made In reaoa
the aasessed valuation " personal eo the applicant EhaI
be mined under cath by the ah Coo msonerz who man
be author lied 70 administer such oath them and II
IN their Judgment The thsy sa
,hey bcovs 10 be just and declare etr deaa
thereon within thirty days Sfte such application shall hAvq
been made 70 them No reduction shall be made BY the B0AF9
Of Supervors OF assessment real esao
affirmation, that the parry Aggeved unable 10 attend
within ths period prescribed Tor the correction of axes by
a sickness absence from The city Lawn Of l8G
chaptsr 02. section 3. A. J. WILLIAMSON,
j. w. ALLEN,
J. W. BROWN,
COmruisuionera of Taxea an.i Aaussssuneu6a
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DRYANT'5 MINSTRELs,
I'D Mechanics Hail. Az Broadway above Grand street
MONDAY, MARCH 5,
and every night during Tho week,
CROWDED HOUBES
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
DAN BRYANTS
New and original cha racterstc plantation dance, the
MISS ISSIPPI FLING;
equal 70 his original OF Old Virguny
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
the black Dromos their nimitabe plantation pecuares
The Three Hunters, We Come from The Hrls
Jerry Brysnts burlesque dance,
JOLLY JACK THE ROVER,
rew sougl dances buresques local hs plantation scenes
&c
Doors open at 6k o'clock curtain rises At quarter To g.
Tickets rs cents
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sHxPPING.

----~~~~->--~>e~,s~~sSs~r1x = ~ Ns Ns~-..>~-~-----
T'HE sxlrIsa AND SosrH AkssIoAx ROYAL NAN.
s.o. u.w roax TO l.vu,-oo.
IEoa sosros TO uvn.foo..
Cntei csp4 peNAse..'.......
AZ. -sa 5sscn al :. aaii.. and Cork a:rsss
r,hSIA csUs s Jpds,s. ss.. 6HxssssR1 3ses I.ss
zSsios a.ss s,:Ssss sHsos. ": 1sssi:'' t:;:sG
,ss:s ,;:::'. :s;s White light u.sA..A' .. -
sSss!1 's = York. ..sr...y
4sssI.s @ si;as : I s''. E:sss::ss :ss::s: @ s::ss
SsxSis sens e. York. $:Sas:Sssy. ssy .$ .S.$ i
fkas 5:dsin: ,e? ss@ York. wsdy wssas:dsyy. ADa ADra
ss ses :6asoa rss oss % sdss ssr
hs ofsese .hip. win bs ascountAse for gold
<: 81: i:a!S: Sssssi
SXsD, lsi6 10 sswrns Green ~ 1850 -''' =
TINTED STATES NAH. STEAMSHIP vANDERBrLr,
Csp. LsvT: :. ~. SAL between Ns~ York. south
s:;::::| ss;F 5 $:s; SEi: x;
ssss s only % ose 'as pss s1S soS second cabin $780,
b ToRSxsCs, Agent No Bowling Green, New York
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION By STEAM
osaios Ew 4 soeH eDEtssrows AsS tIxsHfSSa EsIsad.
and f%1ss iaa carrying
ciyds Sai iron Screw ssanssps nssad
!. . Tso.s Tso. NEW YORK roa LIVERPOOL
CITY 0E BALTlMOkt...".......... Saturday March x
and every Saturday throughout. tn. ye.r pier No. Ii
Cabin to Queenstown Or Liverpool.
ssesrsss 70 Quesnssown liverpool g
sesrsss ss Tcie: avaiabe for si1 months from
fas:ssssr; .srded Aavrs Paris HamOurx,
Ger ss s.as liverpool to New York
Tfese steamers have superior accommodations for Pas.en
rsss spPy ne oe, St COMPANY
a assfpool @ VI !s%AS fessr YER sslidinssE SEsA''
ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STE AN NAvIa ALTON CON.
New York M % BE- the Splendid and serfa
5ssSa SSs@9sf Il H. ass Tss T % e sa rsss yssT
the royal mails This vesselh.s been greatly improved At
'as q % lns.i .nd tastes: sass
'p saS s Sa o @ In
railway Of Great Britain and ireland Third cass mus
.ns sssS ss ss o.
% ss iss So
For fretghtor passage apply only 70
ALEX HOLLAND &CO,
Agents for the line, 81 Broadway.
THE North GERMAN LLoYD'S STEAMSHIP NEW
aORK Won sauten con nAnder earring the Uni'ed
SATURDAY, March II, at II o'clock ",
FOR
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
I Taking passengers for
l LONDON. HAVRE, HAMPTON AND BREMEN
rs cabin sc ssoona ssSr1s oaSa' % IS; ..eer.x.
ffn'' or 6REEFGx2' 6REisEfSGsx ae''kE kSureEs nEIoarLr
1 No "a Brosdway.
6OE STEAM TO LONDON, DIRECT S2s
RAC. The splendd Clyde built iron ateamshp Of 400
ROBERr LOWE. Capt Congauon,
s.s poaiHyely from per North river Saturday March 10
0ooEngA e2h WITH Rbundanoe of cooked srov1sionA
DnGASa Apply 0n board, or 70 N. L. uILi.GR
tFPpS.NE = No ChAmberu street.
| EyROM IRELAND TO NEW YORK BY STE AMP as
eeugers booked from Queenstown Irsard to New York
for $50 including provisions by the splendid t
q The liverpool New York and philadelphia ~ lelvl,
u the conpany's Office, Is Broadway
JOHN G. DALE Agent
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SHIPPING.

VXyRxKLH STEAM LINs Fx0i NEW YoSx ro Ooe6
w anS verpool csymg The Cnked sAtss and Can .iian
full powered Ciyde buis ssss.sAp ANooxsAXos gsp..a
he asortes chsape qssokss paase Seawosa Ame
and Hurops Booking psesepeeD NV rcrs icr Cork
~ following raes:fs cas (Hcording 70 sccomm asapn
$66 and $50 sser.gs found VIII cooked provoas re
tickets BY steamers sailing pacses from ne psnopn ces
ply 70 6ABEL b 81 AkLe, agdoA No - BroAdwnx new
York No. 10 Water street, Liverpool; Queensown and Oo-x
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UNOR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW
j The nrN cass steamship FLORIDA, Capt J. Crowsll
VIII leave Tuesday, March 8, N p NJ from pier No
Hsrh river. Through tickets be had FOR the following
new oresns $50 IS: Mobile Sss Montgomery sas; coum
bus S3l; Albany SIS Atlanta SAL Chattanooga, $zs; Nash
ys $ 10; knoIvie, SIS 81 Meaph,s, 81 10; Augusta
Sl7 5o Macon, So Savannah, SIS.
For frexh. and passage apply at Is Broadway.
SAMUEL MIrCHfLL SON.
The ALABAMA VIII succeed and aa on Saturday, March
10 M3P.M.
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MUNICIPAL AFFARs.

NALTlN9 THE sTKEETs-XAYOxB OfFICE, NEW
- York, Feb u 1850 The following ordinance passci by The
Common Council and approved by the Maysr Isl Of Fsbr
Ay, VIII be rgdly enforced-ro prevent sprinkng
Other substance r. the ,rsss Of New York TOR the
Asd Oonmonaliy Of The csy Of New York, Common Coun
ell onvened:-
Section shall NOT be lawful for any persou or parsous
ees throw OF spriskle cause be cash. thrown spdnked
SAT- on any other subsAnoe In avenue alley
hiehvay public place in the said city Of New York to M
purpose OF melting any snsw o. ce that may
lated or been deposited In street suN aey
highway or public place in sah city, except such "a
avenues Or portions thereof travelled by
the city railroad companies whch companies hersby par
med continue me sse OF salt inside and foot
OF their tracks, under penalty OF one snn
dollars nan two ty dollars for sasS
and offence against the provtsons OF this or,anee
Be- The Mayor and the Oomnisaioner. Of Policc
of this ordinance 10 be strictly enfrced cause All vols
thereof TO be immediately reported me Aorus 70 e
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
T'HE COMMITTEE ON FINANCe Will. MSET ON MON.
day, the 9Th day OF March, IN No. CITY Hail n
2P An parties interested VIII please attend wholt furhs9
notice. CHA6. @. CORNEt.I. SCommiteS
GILBERT N. PLATT,$ On
GEO. STARR Fiusnaa