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BuiIoins materials.

JERSEY CITY
al MOLDlNG AND PLANNING MILL,
Corner Of Green and Morgan sts - ..
WOOD MoLDINGs, BEADS, ARCHITRAvEs, PEW
CAPS RAILS AND HAND-RAILS, kEWELs,
BALUsTERs, BRACKETS, TRUSSE5, kc.
ccWsTArrLY or HAHp nADE TO ohpbh- a.,
An k.as Of Scroll Straight Saving Turning &c. done win
neatneks and dispatch,
j. B. FULLER
PIo2rie.or.
DERFECT PROTECTION AGAINST FlkE
other accidents TO buildings be surod ~ using
THE SOLID WROUGHT RON BEAMS,
u,snuf setured by the Trenton Iron Company.
THE EXTRA COST rs THRILL NG.
eueb hoofs a. have been constructed IN tho buildings
THE TlME5, TIE TRIBUNE,
ADa a" BALL. BLACK Co.,
and ID oea'' ~ NEW BANKING HOUSES
In THIS erS' FIFTY III CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
and brick ready for whore the spans do
not exceed Is feet 4, -, .ua s,,o,.s., o.vsr,a.
AAo'e "o FOR VAULTS
.,.r,.,. and sEtlInatee which gladly furnished
So, cha-ee apply personally or By letter to
"HAo1' enA1 rcnBfk fHEWIfT CO. No. IT Burlins-.fp
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nR. J. G.. HEWETT, No. 1913 Grecne-st., New
" YerkPsctice confined 70 Disiocs,ions Hip Diseases,
Aite Snsllins Rhesasn Sprains Contracons Para ys
Nervous Affections Tenderness Inflammation, Curya.uros Of
the Spine, and Diseases o. the Lisabs generally.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ D., Editor OF The
~ scspel aends exclusively to operative surgery and the
obscure Of the pelvic ygcnra Rapture heofr
holds htu and concealed abseess Of the reeta9 are cured
without k,fe igAtnre Ofco from to 10
and 70 D. m No ~ 5h-aV At all other hours be Il ut
his private hospital whee every comfort Of domestic ne pro
Vded for those who require the important operations or
careful detelic treatment.
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Gonss-f nrnisbins 8ooos.


II l.. HEDENBERG & SONS, manufacturers
Furnaces, Heaters Ranges a. have bh-
MOVED to No Q Bondst, near Broadway,
NAGIC METAL PO L Fl 9.
WI scientific prepare FOR cleaning beautifully all kincsof
METALS, PLATED WARE, GLIDING GLASS, &c;
PAINTING ORNAMENTAL WORK. MARBLE and FUN
ms Price in large tin boxes ONLY TEN CENTS each
Warranted free FROM injurious popeTos ~ nopa hsyn
In EVERY FAMILY AND Bu8lNEss EsTABLisHA LHT
For sale by brugEsts Hardware Dealers ana sIoyna 'ne
CULVER SOAP-A new and beautiful prepara-
prcssly for cleaning and polishing and Btanns
Wares and cleaning mirrors, Marble, Tn, &c IL ia much
convenient and effective than any oil the Powes now IA
safety contains nothing tnat can possibly ue the hnt
pse iewehy the most delicate skin though not o.
simed toilet Il Is far superior to any ether soap o
kny importers and manufacturers OF Silver and
Plated who have usod have given 1t their unqualified
HPPi''A- -''-O ~ "Bosrox May 2, 1859.
'Mesrrs saFVoup BURDrTI-Geniiemen. Aftor repeated
tTas your Silver Soap recommend as the Oest arr
Gle have seen ior cleaning psIea aud silver ware II
" B0sTos. June l, 1853.
your Silver Soap tho ough @ and find there nothing equal
10 e. silver quicker, betls Gni With less Trouble
than anything have boon able 70 hnd Yeurs respectfully
ngAMI FL T. CROSBY & Co No. so Washtngton-st"
PUMICE-sTeNE SOAP
This Soap unrvsed for it's erssve properties is freq from as
eausic the hands aud renders them San and
white Il ects Like magic In removing WEtng ana rn,eis
Ont The use oil, alcohol other neuasng agents th
equal to beat French Poasne IN quality and sold Tor less
'nsa . ns ., the 1sToN INDEYICAL SOAP Co.
STAFFORD BURDITT, Agents, Boston
Sold by dealers generally In hew.for
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NEw-ORLEANS and HAVANA. -SATUR-
DAY FEB Is At o'elock ttor 500, Of warrenss Tao
yo,iie steamer OR ANADA, Capt = p Giisa This
hs. been hsIoushy Svsh.asd n ha and G,ehinsry ne s
panfsd and coppoed beiets put IN psst order and caet
inspected and oilers svpcrsr passengers Apply
10 H. ., ROBERTS, Assat, Ne III Wss.ss., cor wsusan
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hbAALNi inv" " CEMLNT ROOFING.
,o avery variety Of Rosr old sud L. uneqoasd
for durability besaiy and eheapnsss y any comp i
CHMFNT ff SALT 10y the barrel with printed ''
sse JOsEPH DITTO Co, 10. sls bEsaswV' ~ l.
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Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of wei-seasone&
"A BILLIARDTABLEs, made In the beet possible r,apneS
md at reasonable prices will be found at tue PHELAN Bill
LARD TABLE EANtFACTORY, Nca g. S. Ct and 60 Croe
ays York Every article connected With Tie tade at
tie lossst ratsA
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,ONp S-SEWERAGE

CHICAGO CITY BONDS-SEWERAG
~ LOAEs-The Bouds bear per cent Interest osapoh.
psysbIe January l. aud July 10 sna far
by an .nua tar The debt Of tho City o. SnieasG
o. 2ss te0s Of which has been eonrsetsS 10 snp
pei purposes. 10. sale " ~. :, E.eh.aSa-oi.e,
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1900
lCOO ENTRAL RAILROAD. IOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACR ROUTE
Tho capacity OF tie Road Ia equal any in the count

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
Tho capacity OF tie Road Ia equal in the count
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No Actor House, Broadway.
Facilities for tho transportation Of Passengers TO aud rom ON
cinnat Clicsso st. Louis St Paul Eashviue Mempsis New
Orleans and al other towns In the West Northwest and South
west unsErpsssed for ,peed aud comfort BY any Route
Through trains for tbs West leave Yort foot Of Coo
landt-.t Morning Express, Ia Evening Express
Slice ping aud smckny-caTs on al trains
Fare always low, and the time quick, By any othr
By his route Freghts Of AZ descriptions be forwadsS b
from any point the rail- edsof Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri. 81 RAILROAD d.
RECT any port the nayabe ryes Of the We<t b.
steamers from Pittsburgh
The of Freight and from point OF the West by Tn
Pennsylvania Railroad all times favorable charged
by other ksroso ComPsne Merchants and skippers int
Ing the OF their Freight to tns Company rely
with ccnfderce OF It's speedy transit -
This Company also maintains an Emiusnt sccomm ,dsfta
Line by which PARTIES eigrang westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode OF conveyance at half The hrt rsn
OF fare. j. ELLIOTT Pas snger Agent No zAstcr Hossa
LEIGH Co.. Freight agents, -
No. 2 As.oT House ard No. South Winiem<L
MCDONALD s BlsCHOFF, Enigrani Agents,
No Battery plsco-
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COAL oII-Fully equal to the best in massst'
~ tsx Dls .. less than asS, Psiess ey. ~. On yuuan
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NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
On and after wEbSEsDAY, Jsnasry is 1859, Tr,in, WI
kAye 26.h-st Station. Hew.Y orb, as fodO~s
70. WmeT:e,idse1s;sC ard Il NJ aud 2o snds p n
fS SI %5I,s fisiHs-s.is :, rs! Whites. Depo.
s ST S sT.Se a' % front i'S% ssA Depot Depot
with the NEWTON Central Railroad.
Returning, will Leave
Wntsmsbridge-6:4e and s;soa N, and $50 p M
White P.ns-S and 1:aOa N. and 4:'O p. N.
CrotOD-7s n Milsrton-7s No.
The Mall and $3.50 p Express train connect :. Chat
ham Four oorner for ali stations Western Railroad B.
nom to s;l5 g. m, and hon to2:@p.m.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via new
poST and EAL+ spssf sHs .ss s.
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, st e,sloSs z
NJ and the EMPIRE STATE CsPt. Braytso, en- hoSoAI.
wBDnEsDAY, and FRIDAY, ct O'Clock .. NJ uom rss
Hsreer no rooms VIM be regarded secured TO any spp
sant until the same shall have been psid or .,..A 10
freight Boston forwarded through With ress disps''o
" Express '' @N BORDEN, Agent. so. 70 and II we"'
NEW YORK-AND ERIE RAILROADS.
ri II TEX F:' 49, Cen
'r sEGsH fs SEF' GSrREs Si;G s-su Ma
d, s enc 81 M for DaaEk Buffalo Can.
1So EIps At E. vim s is the sSssa
na " CoTpns with be Rale. Rochester .ad su
so a. vi tie Lac Shore Rsio.d for ClsyssaS
cncian.i Toledo Detroit oniaasgas siS0r aeSs1s sups
i0 Sara'r MAx.H. Receiver.
HUDsON. RIVER RAILSOAD:-From Dec
ri Iss Trsip. viii Chsbers station tolows;
fsgs sas u % ass ;s s nd 1nai SDs 80
and ss Pseks sn s:s Montreal and Buffalo Psasn
F.1 ~s Psslsi and sul Sing Train. top q
a .I ss "a s.s: Troy S;ss ~
eo "a s sns :, sasg n sA4 Albany 'S'0i Is miau''s
h's" A. r. SMITH sup.rinienaeut
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN Rk1LR0AI
IN lsse WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854

Commencing Dee T. 1853.
Passenger Station Ia NewYork 25th and +th
Entrance Oh 27thst.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven :, iex); lz:i5 ass yexl s:9 ~
$3.50 For Bridgeport 2 q n tex( lels S:ls teIly
$50 and lao o. Fox Milford, Srssford Fairfield Southport
and Wss,poTt' BIS $3.50 and i:3op. For NorEah,
M i2:iS 5:i5 lex $50 40 $40 M For Dsrse
Stamford, :, tez So 2:ls 3:i5 (ox 5;o 4so $3.50
For Port Chester ard intermediate stations g. III II
$3.50, 4:oo, sac, $50 P: N. - - ~
For Boston via Springfield lex J. 3i3 tex Fr
Boston II p H. via London Stohngton, and Provt-
aenee. For Hartford and springfield. ,ex.l n:H AN
(ex.) For connecticut River Railroad to Montreal
lex ard 5l3 lsI to Northampton Fer Hartford Pov
aenee, and Lhkili Railroad g. tex For Ne~ dAvec,
New.L sndon, and sonagton RAroad at i2;ls sn1
aI5 p For Canal Railroad TO Cotinsvhie eI and
l2:I5 D. Northampton For Hoosetonic Rairoe 81
For Nsuestuck Railroad NJ, 35 p. For Danbuiy anA
Norwsh Railroad, :, q M, s:ao p "a:
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
IA COMPANY,
FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINE,
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The only line carrying the u Mails this route under con-
txect with the Government
JTH AND 10Th OF EACH MONTH
FROM tho old-sssblshsd Wharf foot Of Wsrren-st "
Tine G.yorits steamship NORTH STAR viii leave New foh
on MONDAY Feb. 10 at D. m, connecting, via Panama
RAILROAD, with :he steamship OHfZAbA -
The NORTHERN LIGHT VIII succeed the NORTH STAR
ssyiss NeW-York March S. connecting with the seamshsp
CHAMPION.
This "a the only line having steamer both Panama
and Apw insure prompt connection OF passengers and
mails at tho shnus.
only Office OF the Company in the City Of New-York,
No. III West st, foot Of Werrcns<
D. B. ALLEN, Agent
EB-An persons are forbid trusting any account
ahoye ahips
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EB.-An persons forbid trusting any account
he above ships

ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
IN CATION COMPANY's NEW-YoRK AND GALWAY
LINE The departure rom New YoIk vii be the spen-
Aid orsal steamship PRINCE ALBERT Capt Nicholas
Prowse which viii Lave Az March 1889 touch
Ing at ST Johns ~ F. 10 receive the royal M This yessc
greatly improved at large outlay hsr sccommods.
increased and she Is OF the Sness and
tastest afost- -
PRIoB. PAssAGZFirst Oess go and S7S hiEd 500 In
GLIDING tcksts many the principal oitias the main
rIw routes Of Great Britain and ireland Third class must
provide pne knife fork &c, and bedding Passengers TO ST.
Johns d. class ss5 and $40 Passage h the third class
be secured bring persons out hon Galway for $50 For
ALEX. HOLLAND Co,
Agents for the lins No. 81 Broadway.
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Danfins Ataoemiss.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
~ No. eO6 broadway Nsw.York.
No 1877 Montague pisee, brooklyn
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TINES FOR BEGINNERS.
WIN continue open until the LIST OF June.
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THOMAS A. SCOTT. Gensrsl sup,t, Altoeu.. {
7FNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-

n NENIhAL hAILhOAD VI NJ N-JLIlsoLI
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Deswae Lseks-
and Western Railroad snd a. Easson WITH the Less
VALLEY Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Corn- Dss g. 1854
Leave New orb or E4sson and psees from fe
Of Courrsndt-st n, "a M and s:io N. For Somsr
vile hy the above trasos end Ct $3.50 p N. -.
From Pier Nc North River TOD and u3o ard S.se
D. intermediate stations, for 5omsrsue ~
the above trains and Of sss0p ~
The u train from foot Of CourtAnttss and the ii $50 n
fom Pier T. AXE close conrection q. EAst1u WITH tie
road TO Reading without change Of and at Rs
ing direct Pottsvile aud Harrisburg
Passengers FOR the Delaware Lsckswsna and Western Rss
road EevYork from foot Courtlszdt st
7,ao from Pier n B. only for shish Valley RAILROAD st ss1
u m from Of CoGrtlsndt-st and st 75o srd 30
rom Pier N, T. only. JOHN o SrRRHS Superinteudec1
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9tationsrp an6 fanrp Goods.

0kWAsutkL wv %~hAg N@SHSS'
A CCOUET BOOKS aud S1AIIONkRY.-A
"A fall supply constantly on hand and MADE 10 ORDER
bnslnsss Invited 10 cal at the OLO STAND
HOWE FERRY. late ). Hsynor, w. 10 Do"ery
.CLoTE a. JAMES.
~ sTATI0HERs PRINTERS, AMI BLAEK-BoOk MAN
CkASxtAkRs Ne " zt0ast. Orders Tespsoy ssLsatsa
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Groceries, 1)ropisions, ST..


CHTY MILLS.
~ COFFELs, r.s
AND SPICES.
CIii hiLNo' Nos z3g 2s5 and 2sT WESTINGHOUSE
WRIGHT GILI1ES BROTHERi -, .. a, =,
rib. T1ss R HSTF r Rf sfSt THEIR sToRE,
' Recently destroyed BY hre;
Will te addition OF another buiidnss iH1pt'FeiAs' LAW
-, I 2, .S1g y G shsd pr-sINEss
ncv fsttsr themselves that With present see'
COMPETE WITH ANY ESTABLISHMENT
In Their line Of business here q Me- w aILLIEs
WkiVhA Jill hi,o The only Msnufacturars Of
PI1RK DANDELlOH COFFEE.
i JOHN ? s.1 w g = J, 7 q o
DOUBLE REYIEED and FAMILY sAhLH'A1S''
SupvR-cARBoNArE or SODA, SAL SODA, ETC.,
re- III O,dsip HanOysr-sfuss, rsg OH
PURE C6EAM TARTAR oNLI.
/ ORD wA ASECr,rr..urar SAUCE.
RHE ORIGINAL
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
SOLD EVERYWHERE
wholesale and for exPortAtion BY wv
JONATHAN JONES Co.. inportet., - sfssest, =. 4.
ITO GROCERS and TEA DEALERS.
GILMAN L Co,
No loldEt.,
are new lueding jacob Ben, nom Eco Chow,
/ 200 ehests Fine kNOLlsh BREAKFAST TEAS
sve sSo on and constantly receiving large and
choice assoTtnlont Of OUL0hG and GREEN TEAS o. ~
ss and description wehthey eseT a. iov prices In lots 70
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Gopartncrsbip Notices.


NOPARTNERSHIP-Th COpartnership hereto
~ fore exciting under the Of HAVEMEfER, TOWN,
SEND Co Is hereby dissolved by mutual consentDased
1s-York -Jsp n la66 y. c. HAVEABYER,
DWIGHT TOWNSEND,
WILLIAM HOLLER
The above cepartershp being dissolved by the retrennsnt
Mr. WV MOLLER, the b.sness viii DC h9uids@d by r. "
HAVEsfEYER and DWIGHT TO"NsESp' the REMAINING
partners
ne sabscrfbeu have formed CoPsrtnershP n the
...s N SUGAR REFINING, under the style, and
~ ~ ,seo T. c HAVEMEYER,
~ A""' DWIGHT TOWNSEND.
GEO. w. HANEMkYER-
COPARI NERSHIP.-Th undersigned have
4 rms DAY formed al OPARTNERShIP under she
- arm Of Brown DOCKsTAOER, and will continue ths
fIDT LEATHER snd COMMISSION business 10 the store
soiSel.! ~ uP'0N " Wv ELIJAH T. BROWN
OoPt ~ ,seo GEU A DOCKS fADER.
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Dp, NV This 6rstclsss stesmsAip AUGUSTA, Capt NJ
AEiSon l Isave on SATURDAY Feb. 10, a. p n,
~ PR NON n. Though tickets can be lad sr the Ss
oTnS so 70; Mobile, cas- Montgomery, AS
i-sn-s Sai; Albany cas- Atlanta e3i CA.tan ooR,
S.hxsis ss5 IS; Knoxville, $3S Sol Aemrals al IS,
srss Al 80, Macon $2o Savannah, els For hssh cad
$3.50. apply az No. 10 Broadway.
sAM'L L. MITCHILL & SON.
R.srarr checked 70 az The aboye pointa
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Mnsiral Jnstrnments.

Alnsiral Instruments.
A II. GALE & Co., PIANO-FORTES, No.
IA No 0T East I2s invite attention to them new Scale
PIANOS. Guaranteed to give entiIe satistscaon.
A LBERT WEBER, No. I55 West Broadway
"A near Csnsls Manufacturer Of PIANOS ansquaisd IN
touch and wormanhp warranted Tor tn1ee
years and sold q: the lowest Manufacturer prices.
A LARGE STOCK of BARMORE's celebrated
N Premium PIANOS pronounced unrivsed BY the best
jbdses and warranted ia al respects tEei5 sno
Warehouse No S8 bscker spienaia riAno 1911
decided bargain. Alec one ct $50 U. DAEalOnG.
A NEW INSTRUMENT.
"A TRIoLoDFON WARFROoMs, No. s1s Broadway.
VAN oECKELEN QUICKER, PstsH'ss',
in''''' A'' THlIBERG and vIEUxTENPs,. 49,,
Largo Silver Medal
CHIC KERING 81 son s :,
GRAND. soUAaE and UPRIGHT PIANOS.
wErerOoms No; sgi Broadway.
C. Sons hate ded Thirty five Prise Medals TOT ne
suporority Of .heir manufacture for the past years
,,so, A :, &, RS ssL 1,iprprop
MRBopEoEs AND HARMoNIU
For Psrlor. Chgreh.s vsstTiss aud Lodges
PIANOS TO RENT A''''''' ''' ''''--,
nEPOT of the ALEXANDRA ORGAN
~ REMOVED TO No. 2O3 BROADWAY =,
ALEXANDRA ORoArs pstented in the United sts'ss hsy
1851 for prswlusRoom; GAurcle chapsls and schools
BULL HhoAA T q ifHD EXHIBITION of 1865.
rh FH1 the MnE %GI
have rendered popular in America Europe has been
'10PSoST II sSf iiszT ISL. &c RossIE
MEYERBEER &c, 40.
PRross AT rHu DEroT-ss, $50, s6o' SlS5 S2ss' $751;
descriptive circular sent to any address. .ppca,lOnto
BERNARD fABRE9OEITEs ys..
Importers Of Bu..on Aseordepu vi,n Violin s'rns'' &'
Just Published . -. -.
A eomple,e INSTRUCTOR for the ALEXANDRA ORGAN
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nIvlDEND. - THE NIA6aRA FIRE IN
H. SIJEANCE COMPANY OniSs No. OF WGlst, Feb. 9,
is6o-Te Directors this day declared Dividend Of TEN
PER CENT o tho Capital stock Ter the Last SIX months
fss Company With Cash Capital OF 900 snd sqrpu.
OF 0 Ole Jan. 1900 continues 80 inslre against Ire on
the usual ts7Ios. JONATHAN d. eIEbLf- rFes@
L. q iRyIsG, Secretary.
p NornAs Asst Secretary.
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DORTLAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKLY
LINE. via VICTORIA BRIDGE.

IpORTLAND and CANADA SEMI-wEEKLY
X LINE via VICTORIA BRIDGE.
The fra class crew steamships
Observation-Disclosures. Sidney Oro~eb,
.Cspt. L. h. Laynset
,n ienye Pier 10 North River NewYork and Browns
Wt.vf Portland every WEDNESDAY aud 2ATURDA1, q
'oe,k D. m Running time, 90 houra
Passage Including meals and stateroou 81
Ybese steamers connect with the GRIND Trunk Railway, Ezd
Em and expeditions freight line 70 Montreal
Apply to H D. CROMWELL Co.. No. % wer<t
WEEKLY COMMUNICATIONS by STEAM
w between NETWORK end LIVERPOOL, calling at
QUEENSTOWN Ireland 10 land and embark passengers and
isps.shes-earrying the United States Mail.
The Liverpool Now orb and Phadephis Steamship Com.
pany splendid Cydebu Iron Screw Steamships intended
to sail a. follows:
sxv-YoRK LIVERPOOL
CITY or WASHINGTON. SATURDAY, Feb. IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TUaDAf, Fec. ~
GLASGOW. SATURDAY, March q
every Saturday the rem Pier No "a NJ h
PAsIAoE
cabin c Queenstown Liverpool SfS
Cabin London tyis liverpool 20
Btesrage to Queenstown o. Liverpool 90
eteerzse Return Tickets available FOR sx months rom
Liverpool.
Passenger, forwarded to Hsyre Paris Hamburg Bremen and
AntH erp q. through rates.
Csrtfcstes Psase issued from Liverpool to Now
Certificates OF Passage issued from Queenstown 10 NswfoTk %
These Steamers have superior accommodations for Passengers
are constructed with ws,erght compartments and
perenced Surgeons.
Tos Freight Passage apply at the Office Of the Company
JOHN q. DALE. NO. IS Broadway, NewVork. Agent
In Liverpool 10 WIN. TEMAN Tower Buildings
In Glasgow to VIM. INMAG, No. 10 Dixon-ss.
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TIME OVAL PIANO-F FOR E.
ii with the over-strung bass
Ths most acefal FORM and the bes,toned horizontal Plano
in the world

&JcA PlANO-Greatest Bargain-A round
- ~. corner rosewood ,ootave full iron frame and
al modern improvements, little used, SIGi roaDd
corner a piano 1 Us, 81, $40. Melodeons at cost
J. & c. FISCHER, No. ESQ Broadway l4h It.
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Il l.. HEDENBERG q SONS, manufacturers
III 4. of aud dealers In REVOLVING RSFBlUEkATOhs,
Hot Air and Portable Heaters Range 80 have RI
MOVED to No Bond-st., near Broadway
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eaLes bn 4nn,..ntl.
AUCTION SALE Of nx
IA Magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and ~uhhS
OF AIT.
The Property Of Gentleman icsTing tie Cty.
On MONDAY, Feb 70. at the elegant residence
No. 80 We 2iti--t rth.av.

A. 1n4 O'clock ". WEsTcofT. Auctioneer
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT Co viii sell az nbove, the
entire Furniture contained IN the house ooroprig
ni6ceD Peror Dnnsroom Nursery and Chsubr Furntur,
oil OF which st used but short time and TO be sod
without G. insisting Of superb rosewood Pi
Forte elegant with stool and Cover spen
did full Suites solid Parlo Furniture, covered IN rich
satin bTocade. Etsgcres Pier and Mantle Mirrors Turkish
Lo0nies and Chairs Velvet Capets Itch Ionzes Antique Lava
marble and China Vases, 'tetuery &c Beautiful collection Of
Paintings marble Pcdesas With elegant roewood Chamber
Furniture Of every description Daingoom Furniture. rich
China Cut Glass Ivory Cutlery SverwEre &c Full descrp
Il Catalogues will be furnished parchafers Terms Of sale,
cash bsnkshe money fled checks and deposit from
cheaeis. No poGtponenent Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

STYTON & WAINWRIGHT, t % .
- BROKERS', Eo. 81 Wilisms:--sTOCks bon ~, ana
ali current SECtRITIEo BOUGHT and soLD .ne ~
Yofk Boston PhilsJelphs Baltimore aud LONDON o'"'A A
changes, and 81 prtvsto sale. ,rL.h.-.., Col.
Branch Office No ga Broadway, corner OF Al
.cticns made through Rad DRRxEL K Go. DoHCAn'
xIIERnAg Coz FOREIGN Blu from al, upward n ~.
WILLIAMS Agent at Branch Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

West 22dst The this institute desisnsd for
pupils OF both from STA TO sixteen o. commence
MONDAY Feb H. The plan embrsces thorough ostsa sod
German Edue.ion preqA boys oI business OF eoees sep
ate (asses younK Lades Gymnastics tsuEh By
Eenoea for posrdins seho
a. PUPILS admitted te durins the term 1cIssrs
and fol- particulars respecting the lnsute be bad on app
-.ailon 10 DR.. RUD DULON, No Ia Market ct.
DIR n. GEkCKE, No 800 West 22o-st.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

Never saw Fail.

Keep pushing; Ills wiser than string nside,
And dreaming and signing aud waiting tho tide
In liCc's earnest battle they only prevail
Who daily march onwards and never say fall
With an eye ever open. tongue that's not dumb
And heart that will never to sorrow succumb
Iou'll battle and conquer though thousands assail,
How strong and successful who never say fail
The spirits of angels are active; trow,
AS higher and higher in glory thcy GO.
Methinks on bright pinions from heaven they sail,
To cheer and encourage who never say fail
In life's rcsv morning--in mnnhood's bold pride,
Let this be the motto your footsteps to guide:
- In storm aud sunshine. whatever assail
III onward to conquer. and NEVER say FAIL"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
The Songs fYore.

Alas tic good old songs of yoro SEQ
Nave gone quite ont OF date
Surpassed by "0ld Yhgihias sliorc,' ~
And the /" North Carolina State" q.
No more are heard tho pleasing notes
or Coming through the Rye"
But turn you where YOU may, you'll hesr
"Sussanno, don't you cry"
To sing tho song of " Home sweet Home"
girl could net be led;
But ask her for some " faroriie words"
She'll strike up "Uncle Ned
TKen finish off with " Buffalo gals"
Or else. with Dearest Men."
Forgetting chat she ever heard
Some more heart breathing lay.
Oh! give to me the songs of yorc
That come warm from the Heart.
Such rs We've been friends together"
1t bids the tears to start.
Sing me the songs of " Hours that wcrc,"
I'll crave not what belongs
T. the list of &" Niggcr '--pshaw mean
or "IdShionaj'c Songs"