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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-16
Jewelry & Silver Ware
MANY g. LEWIS

sfiaI a MANY & LEWIS s. p ~
ss HAVE REMOVED FROM loo BowERT TO 2 ai
669 broadway, cor. Prince ST.. N. Y.
TT7HERE they are exhibiting splendid assort-
wv meat of Jewelry and Silver and Plated Ware,
ExrJRgLY New. 4.ssf stsf .f.ssS
Their assortment embraces every description of
MISUNDERSTANDING Diamonds OF the most fashion
able setting many designs quite new. Particular
attention is invited to their al 4afz
LARGE STOCK OF WATCHES,
fram the most celebrated makers, and warranted
Also to their extensive variety of
ef SILVER WARE.
TEA SETS, SPOONS, FORKS, Sc,
which they will sell on as favorable terms as arti-
eles Of equal pnrity can be purchased In the CITY
All goods plainly marked in fgures-0ne Price
only. gs MANY q LEWIS
500 BROADWAY, N Y.
December %. 1859. Y
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The Place to Buy Furniture,
OR,
TT 0ryr1 Tr NJ arr, mo n nm n n .

HIVE 1T .M.aDE TO ORDER!
EREEMAN & PERRINEs CABINET, STORE.
i on South Street, Freehold. is the place to buy
,s,pm,esSs-,~ ready-mfde, or have made to @xyzza
ME- order, in the best style, any ar $50
YEs-ticle of Furniture Their man ggsyeassffsss,
ufactory has been so long established aud is ia
voraby known to everybody, that the subscribers
scarcely deem it necessary to say that all work done
by them, OR any article purchased of them, will be
guaranteed to be neatly and substantially made
aud far preferable to the kind of work manufactured
in the cities for the country market
FURNITURE of all kinds, such as Sofas, Lounges
Bureaus, Book and Whiting cases, Desks Tables
Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Mahogany Chairs &c
Sc, manufactured at short notice.
The Furniture in our warerooms is of our owr
manufacture. 85a5n sas
IL In the Undertaking Department, we are pre-
pared % furnish Rosewood, Elahogony, Metallic and
Walnu' cotfins at the shortest notice. With a neal
and tasteful hease hold ourselves in readiness u
attend On funeral occasions, at any time and place.
Freehold Dec, 1, 1859. 5-tf
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! HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
DLEAsANTBY SITUATED oNMAIN STREET.
i Freehold, near the NJ. E. Church. Any one
wishing to purchase a good and Cheap property,
will do well to examine this. The House is new,
and contains rooms. Price ss55000 The great
est bargain ever offered in Freehold Apply to
x &C. r. Ii. MAPLE, on the premises.
January 5, 1860. If
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NEW FIRM.

IN ~ w IL Il ENlTEs
CHARLES C. BOVINE HAVING THIS DAY AS
" ISOLATED with him John Dorralce, Of Carbondae
Penn, under the name and style of c. G, Bowie &
Co., will continue the business at the NEW STORE,
near the Freehold Depot, where may be found a
good and general assortment of goods, suitable to
the trade and wants of the people.
DRY GOODS of every description
Ladies' Dress Gnods and TRIMMINGS Prints, Mus
Inns, Tickings, Flannels, Denims, Cloths and CASH
neres.
ALSO Hardware, Crockery, Boots ard Shoes, La
dies and Gentlemens Caters, Buskins, Slippers &c
A Good Assortment of Groceries.
Tea, Sugar, Coffee Molassss, Pork, Fish, Flour
Dried Fruits and other articles in the Grocery line
for sale cheap either for Cash or barter
ALse, an assortment of Window Shades and Paper
Hangings, of the best quality and latest patterns.
CARPETING.
Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram, Hemp and List.
Hickory and Oak Wood, Cedar and Pine Boards
suitable for enclosing trunking; all of which ar
ticies offered cheap either Wholesale retail
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call anc
examine before going elsewhere.
JOHN DoRRANGE.
- Feb II, 1859. Feb. "a lily.
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Farm. Store. &C.

Farm, Store, sc,
nor SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING.
l. by lameness, become unable to attend to his
present business, and wishing to go to New York
under treatment desires to offer at private sale the
following property FIRST,
A small arm at PerrinevivIe.
Nillstone township, containing about so acres,
more or less--good. well improved. well @atered
- and waste la ID. The HOUSE is good, "a
- of medium size, good Barn and Wagon IL
House, and well of excellent water at the door of
the dwelling. There is an abundance of good
MarI within half mile of the Farm The location
and advantages of said property, are well worthy
the attention of buyers.
rSECOND.-The good will, Stock, and fixtures Of
the STORE, situated in the village of Perrineviile
the location of which is second no other in the
country, or small villages s
Thur D.-A new two story frame Dwelling House
and lot in the village, and convenient to the Store
ALS0.-One pair well matched Sorrel Horses,
5 years old, is hands high, perfectly sound, kind
gentle, gay and fast travellers.
One Dark Bay Horse, 5 years old, IS IL hands
high very fine, well broke, and has the appearance
of making something fast.
One pair of well matched MULES, five ~
years old above medium size perfectly EssssssssysS
gentle, good workers, and good drivers 49,
Esz-ssg A FULL BLOODED POINTER DOG
'-S---N well broke for hunting.
& All of the above property will be sold at reasona-
BILE prices, and easy conditions, by calling upon
J. HENRY WICKOFF,
Perriheville, Monmouth Co., N J.
December J. 1862. 4w
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Winter Goods!
PARKER & CHADWICK,
.s4ast RED BANK. NJ, j..

TTAvE Now OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE
Ii Of the largest and handsomest assortments of
Dry Goods for the Winter Season ever offered in
Red Bank. Our stock embraces every variety of
Ladies' Dress Goods, and first rate and well Sc
iected lot for Gentiemens wear. % dee as
Our Grocery Departments well filed with every
thing pertaining to that branch of the business Just
received fresh and nice
Those visiting Red Bank are requested to give us
call, and examine our stock, which, we are conf
dent, cannot fail to please. Purchasers can obtain
goods Of cheaper than ever and as cheap as they
can be bought anywhere-the cities not excepted
We still continue the Lumber Trade, to which we
are constantly adding, and prepared at any time
to I'll orders in that line, at very reasonable rates.
An advertisement of our Yard may be found in an
other column of the 8. HERALD.' .fs
PARKER g. CHADWICK.
Red Bank, Dec. I, 1859. 5-f
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can be obtained elsewhere, by
#. L. PERRY, F:idgepot, Con m
=. We consider Spring the best time to transplant-
but of the many thousands sold last Fall, of which
large number were sold in Monmouth County We
have hal no complaint Of their dying The ave.
age growth OF the plants we sold last year. are from
5 to feet high. IS a 54tm 5as sss
Mr.. Albcr, Cutting, near Report, sold this year
from 100 Of the Plants we sold him, (the secod sea
son after planting, FoRrY TWO DOLLARS wsRTH OF
ggRRtEs IN August; 1858 Mr.. Cutting visited our
Nursery for the purpose of viewing the plants while
in bearing, and being convinced of the large profit
to be reazed from acre. then ordered 5000 plants,
which he set out last fall This fall he orders from
1900 to 1000 more f53eH3 bSg Hsv8
Five Hundred Dollars can be realized from one
thousand plants the second season after setting; and
after that from one to two thousand dollars from an
acre, for as long time as you cultivate them. 1t
takes one thousasld naats for to set an acre. f
10 all those who purpose setting the New Rochelle
blackberry Plants would say. it will be to your
interest to get your plants of usfor this reason: as
soon as the plants start from the greund we trans
plant them in beds 10 inches apart and keep the
ground constantly stirred and free from weeds, by
this means we get larger amount of small ibrous
roots than, can possibly be had on plants grown in
the ordinary way This is the reason why our
plants have given a larger amount of bearing wood
than plants sold by other parties-and the more
wood the more berries. e@ szz9 afll -
& Our plants wiz be packed in the best manner and
delivered at Freehold, Keyport, or Red Bank, at
the following prices:
rs Plants $500 1000 Plants $4,000
ai SO q 4 $40 5000 2s5.o0
900 900 Il $500 10000 7" 10000
We have large stock of Wilson's Albany Seed
ling Strawberry Piants, which we offer for sale at
81 per 100 ss per 1000; this is less than you can
get them at any other Nursery. They are said to
bear from 200 to 800 bushelsper acre, aud sell for
Poets per quart tle seages rsszf N4e4.l.t} !
Orders may be left at the Office of this paper, at
the Keyport Post Office with Burk Stout, at the
" Standard Office Red Bank. ta4
az When ordered by letter, the name and adj
dress should be distinctly written.
October 81, 1859. 51-tf
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FREEHOLD AND KEYPoRT
Mail Stage Line,

Express to New York and Back.
EUerg Day, (Sundays excepted
'HNHE subscribers have placed upon the road good
Il and comfortable Stages, good horses, and a
careful driver and hope by strict attention to basil
ness, to merit share of public patronage
FARE from Freehold 70 Keyport, SO Cents.
Middetown PIT, 81 IL
Marlborough, I21-2
The Subscribers give notice that the driver of tha
Freehold and KeyPort Stage will attend to all
errands or business entrusted to his care Stage
leaves the Hotel of STOKES & ROGERS alta II
o'clock, M and arrive Keyport in time to take
Steamboat. and arrive in New York at S-4 Leave
New York at P. M; arrives at Keyport at s "a
and Freehold at o'clock, p M
All errands practically attended to, If paid for.
WILLIAM WHITE q co,
JOHN DAVIS, Driver.
Freehold, June 10, 1858. 2atf
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New Lii Liquor store
q lN FREEHOLD.

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED A
il New Liquor Store in the Crystal Palace Build
ing, corner of Main and Throckmorton Streets
Freehold. His assortment of Liquors embraces ev-
cry variety, among which may be found as good as
can be purchased anywhere, The attention of Ho-
Ell and Store keepers is particularly invited to his
assortment being much better than ordinarily
found in market, and which he is prepared to sell
cheaper than the same article can be procured in
the city isG8
WILLIAM II. WEEKS e. co.
Freehold, Nov "a 1859. Aft
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DEFY STREET HOUSE,
Nos. 81, Sc, g. So Dey ST., New York.
II EPT ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN. MEALS
Nat all hours Of the day. Lodging Rooms, 50
cents. Croton Water in every room.
D. X. SHARRETTS,
Proprietor.
New York. March u. 1857. If
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HOUSE &c LOT AT PRIVATE SALE
YTsHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
a Sale his House and Lot on Main Street, Free
hold, N. j. The House is nearly new and very
convenient There il good well of water at the
door. Also, BARN, SHOP, and other out build
ings. The Lot is rs feet front, BY 300 deep There
is variety of Fruit Trees on said Lot The fences
are in good repair, and the property a desira
bic Said House and Lot is situated in the up
per part the village adjoiniog the residences OF
Daniel D. Denise and b. b. Estell
Persons wishing to purchase good and pleas
antly located property, should call and view thes 9
premises Terms viii be made easy
Eg Hf not Sold by tssoslst of March.
next, it will be for rent. Possession given on the
LIST Of April. EPHRAIM ROBINS
January 5, 1850. If
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CUMBERLAND AND HAzLEToN
Personal.

4 bouts of FRANCIS KING, by his brother Joseph.
When last heard from, he was in Freehold. Any
Information concerning him may be addressed to
the Cfhce ofthe Monmouth Weekly Herald, or to
me, at the New York City Post Office 81 e3
JOSEPH JAMES KING.
January g. 1860. Inf
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Money! Money!! Money!!!
IS $4,000 worth Of
Furniture at Cost !!

Owing To THE HARD TIMES, I HAVE DE-
" ternified to reduce the price of my Furniture
70 COST. and thereby place it within the resch of
ALL. have just added to my business another
branch, consisting Of a large assortment of WILLOW
WARE such as Cradles. Chairs, Chidrer,s Carria-
ges of all kinds. Also, assortment of Ropes,
Tubs, Pals, &c. &c, all new and cheaper than
ever before sold in this market.
In the Furniture Department will be found tho
largest quantity and the greatest variety ever Le
fore offered in Monmouth County. Among my
stock is the following articles with prices annexed
to some of the leading ones: bNM
Mahogany Sofas, with Hair Cloth and Springs,
$14 800. a25, and S35.
Sofa Bottom Chairs to correspond from So SO to
$500. 1855 sfslt$ #4sN xsf qN
Bureaus for $6.00-Mahogany at that-also for
So SO, $l0,50, $3.50, and upwards.
Chairs Of every description. eat
Bedsteads from So. 25 to $780,
Book Cases Side Boards, Secretaries, Tables,
Curled Hair Mattresses. &c. Guilt Frames made to
order. Looking Glasses of every variety. Entire
outsets furnished, and delivered at my risk. lib
erai deduction will be made for Cash
~ G. w PATTERSON.
Freehold, March 10, 1852 19-tf
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LAYTON OR NEW ROCHELLE
Blackberry Plants.

THE BEST IND LARGEST STOCK IN THE
H COUNTRYt s rs e
For Sale at the Bridgeport Nursery, at
lower price than the genuine plant
can be obtained. elsewhere, by
F. L. PERRY, F:idsepot, Con n
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rovsr,p, enos nm cosr1yyNrss

No one many ills deal, hs to" Is 80 prevalent
a anderstooe and mach l-ctrd Costven.ss ofei
bapg ss-eessDess sedensry habits Is Regarded a.
slight disorder of little to excite anxiety VINE
IL ,saly precursor and companion OF many OF te mos
sts and diseases and uneas early erscated al
Jug .nH.TeI unttDey Ansog tho lighter svih
Il ekh L. the usual attendant Hesdacne, cou
Rhua,is foul breath Piles aud others Of like uatuIe n
out TRAN fnghtiu diseases such Malignant rsye'. 40
e,,,s Uysenry Disrrhes Dyspepsia Apople1y Epilepsy
Psraysi. H,des Hypoehoudrssis, Melancholy and losan
their presence in the system by this alarming smp
to the diseases named orsnate 10 Consps
llob ske Independents existence snlo~s the cause
io- hat The disorder shoud I'M mediate attention
st.nr,.r and person should neglect TO get box
Ps appearance Of the complaint AZ thet
,,pey ue viii expel the idious approaches OF dhexf ah
destroy ths dangerous foe 10 human lie
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camille community were generally opposed 10 the SOS
pension Of the banks, excepting measure Of the
very lasi source. The Legislature Of Louisiana has
no authority, even if dsposd 10 do 50, TO Ie9a6ze the
suspension 'f specie payments.
IN our Money market We have no change Of import
ance TO note In paper there IL no favorable change,
the range for leading signatures being II IL per cent,
with GOOD names even higher. Demand loans are 6ao
rer cent with an occasional loan low az Der cent
on fayorte securities The supply 10 this way is ample
for all legitimate purposer.
The new Treasury Note bill has become law, and
the advertisement for bids will Son be i-sned-in time
20 provide funds for the ayment Of the January interest
on the public debt. Parties wanting ihes. notee vail bid
lie lowest rate Of inierst al winch they VIE take
them. Several parties have ALREADY intinated Wiling
ness to take considerable aDounts a, cent, bu. II
the whole amount Of ten millions Ii put on the market
at once, they cannot be dipoeod o excepting at much
higher rate.
The transfer books Of ONO State stock win be
closed until the Eth OF January neAt. The interest ON
tie State stocks will be paid tie Office of the Ohio
State Agency, No. % William ,tnet, from the LIST 70
the 18th Of January next
The Bohemian brings riA days later aivices, and
they are more favorable than anticipated The
Bank under the sipnnns Of gold 10 tins side, had NOT
rsised tie rate Of interest and Coneos bad advanced 70
93i a94. American securitier also better and
more active. Tie decline in Brescstuffs had been ar
rested and Cotton was firrer ut tbeete. The Persia
was expected to TAX. 600 go in gold basDothng
said about the quantity on board the Atlantic, DOW
due at this port.
The busness of the Clearing EIoure to-day was $4,-
Us 3s2 In domestic Exchange there Ia change and
the market is quite duh. TIE Great Western tMarine)
Insurance Company has declared III usual cash dividend
Of 81 y cent, payable Jsnuay2
The Bank Statement Of tie week shows farther
expansion of loans anticipated, and but htsle
change in specie and this only apparent The average
specie reserve is given SS3 5000 while the actual
amount this morning is Sl9,5OooC0. The loan line
does not give the exact condition of the banks in that
item as these institutions do follow uniform sys-
TEN in regard to the loan eeracte. The deposit line
follows naturally the increase in loans.
The following ia comparative statement Of the con-
dition of the banks Of New.YOrk City Dee. and
Dec, Is:
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~ HEADAoHs fsvoYts hgn by which ,ssure nahe.
Any whatever from tive naura state VI The
bsain and viewed la this hshi may be looked ale
to Owe OF disease whisb might wise
attention Al late TO be renedied and Its indications
shasId Hesdanhes sy be classified snt
aan Q. IA Symptcma'ic and ldiopahis symptonsir
Bsdab. II exceedingly aud r p'ccsfsoi Of srsA
variety u di,.s among vhieb ApopieIy Cont Rbsnns
th. OF dpvsse Of stomach constituting ,e A<sdehs Of
s.pstic dses. brios kso<es, Of oopst
pson AID the bowel> well renal
affections Diseases Of The heart frequently a.
prnaed H-.dcbes Ansuis and piebsfa ssG sGee
os, ~hicb frequently sseasioD hrs1ache idopsibc Head
sshr also very being Usually dninguisbod by the
II aIdJeas sonetme. coming srcdeDly in
ssir apparently soond health and po,rsns At the
u.tal energies add IN other instances
,o~y h-rsrd by depression Of spirits soabity Of temper
I uosi pain IN tie front efthe head
rye, and sometime. provoking vomiting andsr th'
elias, also he named Neuralgia
dt Of either class Of Headache Cephah
f have found and safe remedy relieving the most
pains few minutes and by Its subtle power ersdoatni
he diseases Of which Heslsebe Is The sneIng index.
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~ Cv1S EXCITEMENT, and the mental esc na HrisC
1ent 10 .e attention business study are snoss w
ssnsross Of Nelvoes hoadee Toe dsoeaee s,
BODY incident this aistressns complaint tae
ali energy ambition Sufferer by this disorder ea1
.f-s- obtain speedy relief from these sistrsssns stss.s
~ an. Of the &c phAc Ps whenever the symptoms spPeaI
one,, the BRAIN and toothcs the trsinso ana W
ps and the tension o. tho siemesn
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Al lSCELLANEOUh

TEk As.i.rAaArlUa LArsp sss..@rhcse II frvv1ns
tendVn the
Other IsBsIas and shei while 10 incorporate them Into on
thu. t, ~Ufd CeI halle which u hom the irros dignity
ing p head l. yOpuisit-d IN eUnue;ttor
uh ", Ssdns' Headache Remely bu ~DI econ b.
.eS ~ general way and the ~ord Cephsc VII b-cms
common f,ctroype ard many sther- ~soss sitinsiop
snsn rord has been away By snt thSJ
ven nstivs and - IN. bonn
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J@SsrI 1draIsss poLIAhs sAvnp.-Mr. Bpaldfns ha
sod W Of bottles o his celebrated Prepared Sia sna
bottle saved 1T least dollars worth Of
broken furniture thus making an Aggregate Of twenty millions
Sr. reclaimed total loss by this valuable Invention
Hps nisde his Glue household word he proceeds 10 DC
are void sreser service By curing all the aching head VII
s 4phac PHI, and they good his Glue, hes4sch<
IN 5000 vanish away like snow In Jsy.
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BRDsBr-Mirvus wants You TO send Der boz Of Cephat
Oiuno bottle Of Prepared Ps-bpt Ia thinking bsps moi
ju orih,I perhaps yen be amber knowing what Is
W shes Dirb dead and with the sses headsehe ans
.vn,e Of that felaiyed ber before.
bbtsGisT-i gu must Spaldng's Cephahe Piis
bMpsyT- Ocb sure snd yo.'ve sed III here's n,
qsber snd Civ the Plus, and don't be az day sbor.
atther.
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'AnDLY REALIZED.

Bi I'd 70 ou.bie -aoacne ,, bnenoon, hand asppes
into hspti eesys hand hi 20 The Can hosss
'e"dacoe I" Does Il ha,he ard" ssys q up
rdgy says hi band Dpon that e gsve Cepbahs PG
sd I'd Al 'esdacbs-
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A REAL BLESSING.

PAyssesa.-WeA Mrs. Jopes} how IL that besdsobef
n.s-1one Doctor all gone, the pill sent eufec
joe, ,~eBty minutes and wish you would send more &c
dat oah have them handy.
Phvs,ra.-You car get them Druggists. Can 10.
Csphaie Pills find they fail and recommend them "
al est.s ~ b.sdaobe
y, Lns.- shall for directly and sA tel al my
,aBsIiug friends. for they res! bsssias
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Ale0iral.
WHO is MRS. wNsLOw ,-As this qses

frequently sskeS, win dmpiy say Mat 'he b
lady Who f upward Of thirty years has uHtrmsJ devoted her
time and Female Physician and Nnrse pIinspas
.msns children She especially studied The constitution md
v.ns Of this chest ana 9 result Of this ef
fot and practical knovedss obained In lifetime spaa
.. nurse sad Aysiean, she has compounded Sssshin
Strip or children eetbns Il sperses hke mssissvins rest
and bruh and. H. rscyeov- regulate the bewe In
consequence Of this article Mr WnsOw is becoming wsrA
renowned a. bcnefscoq Of children oersny Dc sss
W and bless h4 especially this the cnse In this city Vast
quantities The Soothing Strap bAEH sold and ssed hare
We think M WinAew has innobsed hex name BY ,Aisn-
valuable article sincerely heeve thousands Of children
have saved early grave by timely and tia,
millions yet Unborn WIN share its benefits and ante In calling
her bs,ed No noTHsg has hu duty her suffering
h.tle one 10 opinion until she has given the benefit Of
Mr. winsows Soothing Sup Try Il, ns.herh IRr II scv
-jLsdies' Visitor Nsw.YOrk City.
TIE following L. from letter written by the Rev
c. T. weser 70 the German Reformed Messenger" u Chan
b4rsbarG Pat
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BdiintAg Materldie.
Ocean Steamers.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON ond HAVRE.-Ob
4 SATURDAY, Jan s. the United States mail steamer Full
ION, }. A. WOT1ON Commander, will sail nom Pier NO
North River, foot Of Beachst al ,
steamship for safety and comfort has double
engines undT deck inciosd by water tight compartments
shch beside other results tend In the event o. collision
,redrg keep the free TO work and secure the SJ
OF vessel and pezsengors.
Passage in Second Cabin, $15 and 80. - -
Fer freight OF passage, apply to SIM ~ ~; sSUN,
Agents, No. Broadway.
Tho s.eer,er An AGO viii ssi Feb z
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(OAL.-.Jnat receigcd, a cargo of superior Liver
- pool COAL which win BE- dsli.ered " 9qansuel 49,
5SsSe.s 10 deGey Also the bsE Leigh AID nsa h,n ~
Nc 81 sd-Av aud foot Of CJmer'S., WaiADAb0'sh