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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
NIETRopOLTTAN FAIR-To the SWISS

FAIR--To the SWISS
WI RESIDENTS Of EEW-YORK.-The Executive Com
mite, of the metropolitan air has Organized SWISS DE-
PARTMENT, and placed it IN charge Il MTs NJ JPAll-
LARD The Swiss redsuis oths city earnestly solicited
20 special interest IN this Department that nay be
made characteristic and attractive Persons having flags
other Swiss invited loan them CQnGbn
lions of all kinds VIII be received the residences Of Mrs
j. Palard, No. $50 East lJ,hs, aud Mrs. A. usca No 10
Fast 18th st. or by Mrs A. Schetin Mrs Jas DOerieT Mrs
f. scheitlin Mrs VIM. kiefer, and Mr. H. NJ. Obereuhor
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.

METROPULTIAN FAIK.
WI The Committee on Private and Pubic Schools will
meet on MONDAY next Morch a. at the redence Of the
late Dr. MOFFAT l7st between Broadway aHd 18th sy
10 receive contributions for the Ear.
Donations in money the Public School. sre 70 b. sen;
10 he Board Of Education from Private Schools 10 MIl En
r. Strong Treasurer the Metropolitan Rooms Ariie,s
for sale from the Public Schools 10 Mrs y Wen Roosevelt
from Private Schools to Mr.. DR. Anthon.
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60 tUbom it man Concern.

CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT OF the MET
~ ROPOLITAN FAIR for the benefit Of the U. s. Sanitary
Commission.
The Chdrcns Department win occupy tho easerly wing Of
the buildings on UNION SQUARE, aud viii be contained In
hall ninety feet square, arranged with booths on tho hdes
and stage for performances.
The object Of this Department f. TO afford daily entertain
children, consisting OF concerts tAbeaGI and rii
billions Of various kinda well to offer for sale articles par
uculafly adapted TO the wants Of children.
There will be ten booths IS follows:
No. !. VIII contain q Miniature Skating Pond.
No. O. WIZ embrace contributions from charitable insttn-
tons
No. 3 VIII b> for the sale Of fancy articles. 49,,
No VII be furnished Dy the Madison svenpo bSpf's
Kos wmbe provided with articles contributed BY the
Pablo Schools. . ,,
No VIII be- for refreshments and confectionery
No VIII De furnished by the ladies Of Staten Island
No VIII be fof the sale Of books.
No 10 Wan be provided with articles contributed by the
private seboots
il hoped every indivdu and institution irrespective
Of locality will manifest especial interest IN TINS depart
eu by forwarding without delay contributions OF ell Articles
suitable for and calculated 10 interest children.
The Executive Committee will be happy TO acknowedee ne
receipt all donations 20 their No. ~ East I1t
ST., Union square - -
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
O. W. COTTERLI. Chairman.
Mrs. THOMAS PHILLIPS EDWARD tOLGATE,
Mrs. J. GRAFTON, Col CHAS w. DAiiLso,
Nil. T. O. Jay Mai. ALEX. HAMILTON,
Miss T. MoCREADY, DENTON SMITH,
A. HAMILTON Secretary.
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Me0ifal.
A TTENTION, LADIES.
n THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
fEIEERATEn FEMALE PILLS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

PREPARED from prescIi pton Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition, hut sure and
safe remedy Female Difficulties and Distinctions from any
whatever; and although powerful remedy contains
nothing hurtfu the constitution. To married ladies'
Il /. peculiarly suited II will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity
Ia Of Nervous aud spinal Affections Pair In the Back
Heart Hy,teries and Whites these Pills VIII effect
when all other means have failed and although powerful
remedy do not contain iron, caome atnony OF anything
hur,ful 10 the constitution.
Fulldrcons in the plmphle. around each package, which
,houldbe carefully preserved
For fail p1rtcuIlfs get pamphlet free, Of the agent ,
~ Bf and postage stamps inclosed 10 any authorized
agent win insure bottle containing 50 pills by return
mail Sold by all druggists.
JOE MOSES No. q Courtlandt st, New.York
Sole United States Agent.
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shipping INTELLsGErcR.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81.
Cleared.

Gesnex-Cclarors, Mclaughlin Baltimore w Dsil.'
snip-liodson, Pratt, London n. t. Morgan Wiley
ssSa-1.1sie Black, Barh.doe' II. Trowbddgs L Son.
nnss-heho OBJ, borhs Csrdenas, Trgjillo Vininr
kerssn. 1DAnl Rsrshers, PerDsmboeO, Fonch, Mepeis
Scasenas-Isrsnt DOpopt, Conop. B.sufort, Muusy
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March IS a, 81 90 Ion ~ D. ship Queen from New Yors
70, Liverpool ~ 49,
March &c. 10 miles s Of Abseeomb slip Wizard King from
New York for San Francisco.
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THE REV. CHARLES r. KINGS
l. PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
FoR Tine SPECIFIC TREATMENT AND CuRE OF

FoR rHE SPECIFIC rRFArsESr AND CuRE OF
CONSUMPTION
IN Any ~ ITS sT,oRsl Asthma. Bronchitis Caiarh, and
ali Affection. OF the L's. Throl aad AirPa, THE
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION speedily iadgoFate' the en-
f-bed Seryou. system and energies the drlnsed functions
Of the stouuch Lycr and Bowels II cheeks MORT FER
sPIE,rioNs 70 nrKEN psrA
Price. ~ Toz bottles. , in ldoz bottle, ~ esch or
sir small or three large IS soldbyD. BARNES
Co. No Brcaaw.y aud by all Fpeetabe druggists
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EFFECTS Oh MERCURY.
SWANS pANhCEA has been for nearly hall century
ce.bed IN this country and in Europe for it, extraordinary
cures for tine certificates Of which reference is made TO the d.
recous aud books (which may be had gfal accompanying
gh general publication where the patients have been
almost eaten up with soroua and were deemed ncuEabo by
physicians
been recommended by the most celebrated physician. aud
other eminent prrsons Among others by w Gb on, ~ d.
Prof OF Surgery, Penn glyefltyi taeniine Mot, d. D.
Prof Of Surrcry NJ Y. Uuiyersity; w 7. Devices NJ d.,
Prof Mid Penn University; y. Chapman, NJ D., Prof Of
Pysic Prun Uniyersity; T. Pske NJ d. President College
Physicians. philadelphia; Dr. De vaiio Prof Of Medicine
Chapman Member OF Royal College Surgeons, Loudoni g.
w living late Minister TO Spain. Sir Thomas Pearson
Msjor-Gcnerl British Amy Gilbert Robertson, British
TI,e wonderful cures effected By SWANS PANACEA
hAy. for many years made aluaDie remedy. The
P.nAcea does no, contain mercury Ia any orm aud being
preparation, 1t may be given 10 the most tender
Ie retail pr.oc has been reduced 81 80 per bottle tcon
tanning three hsf Pin'.l OF three 9Gc, for -
Swain, Panarca g. IN round bottles, autd longtuanaly
with tie following leiior, blown ca the sa.s;
"sWAlMS-PANACEA-PH
Having the Of JAS SWAIN stamped on tue sealing wax
Aid en on Internal Revenue tax label covering the
ooft and splendid engraving tie side OF tue bottle by
Draper Co bsnl note ,nnver' in III center Of which ID
portal, II the llie VIM. Swain (Copvrigh, srcured)
II peIson purchasing IL. Psnacea viii be careful 10 observe
,La he name SWAIN Is correctly spelled they need ma be
ALSO SWANS yER,uFUGE.
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved remedy
Tor AL di,,ss-, .Iing from debility OF the ese.uvc organs
.yeh a. aedty Of he stomach, Worms Cholera Morbu.,
Dysnery Fever and Ague Bleeding Pies sex Headache
tc See the pamphlet (which may be had si accompany
ts"r.,sJ oaI, =, SWANS LABORATORY. THE OLD
STAND. SOUTH sEyEEfH-sr., BELOW CHESTNUT,
Plil.de AID o by ~ Druggists Ia the United States
Genera Agent. or ta, United sis,",, ,,,r,,,.,,,c-
sCHlEffELlN BROTHERS h Co..,
No. Izu WtLflAN-SI.. NEM-iORk.
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A MEXICAN, SWISS AND ENGLISH
~ WATCHES
m un.ror STYLE. and quality Of Orcrs Rom the trade
or arny QsTge Hns promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Eslabi,Led 20 y.srs . - -
80 L,COSOMY Is EALIU."-fRANhIlN
IL the greatest Of modern philosopher, remarks hat
oenpy ssyrd 10 r,nny earned Instead oil destroying yonr
~ N. paper preserve Il aud receive IL equivalent cash.
which We vii pay Tor old spapefz Of every description
whole OF torn ID Pamphlets Of al kinds Old circular hand
bile tickets. cards Catalogues aud old scrspppe "a al US
yarstic IN Guun,tiea rge small Also, Old writing paper
spd school books old blank books ledYr' &c. OF my ys
AZ matter. not how much they may DO written Oh o.
STOCkWELb a EMERSON No. ID Ann y.
L'RENCH, English, and Scotch NJ SEk1
l. STOCKS, FRul1 TREES, kVER0REENS DWARF
and STANDARD ROSES, ndin-, and for sale by .
C. RAOUX, No 10 CedaT-s..
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BALSAM.

FI'ROPiCAL BAI.SAM.
i PREPARED BIZ CARRENO BROTHERS Co.
TIT. celebrated and unparalleled medicine, composed only
II sutir1ut and puryis vegetables has been Tor n1ny
wears pat the .rat popular remedy OF soah Aurrcl and Is
an ui ibe remedy for the speedy Of fhts- Group
and all other Diseases the Chest and Throat s.ciion' To-
,ulny from falls blows bruises however sewers hcnor
Images wounds. Cchtusions Ulcers, fclons, Buns f
Hoadsrhe Toohhch aud other Diseases tsce directions
around the buitlca) go >,
Fyer since his valuable medicine has been introduced IN
THE country internal and external us % never failed to
produce the most wonderfully tuccesGul results.
Heads families advised to keep always this Bisn oy
them In order e. Il time IN Of Wounds. sInof'
fhar.s Burns BIuscs also thOse who arr devoted 20
,ach occupa oDs expose them 10 danger, require the
u.a Of Instruments wheTewth they be Injured IA any
way.
Price Of bottles. J7cGsl
f,cnsr-. Depot a. WM. l.. SHELLS No. NssEnF, near
Wsu New Yor. Retaed at the Drug Store, generally, IN
New. York and brooklyn.
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APPLYING TRg TEsT.-Mr. y. G.. Frink Of
MINIATURE ItHsr.c

MINIATURE nssAc
s-hsss.. s:fs se,s..... GA Moon-Rises.... 2:I7
=. . dIeH WATER THIS nsf
oaA<y Hook 3s0e Gov. Island. 3:5ai Hell Gate $500 s.a4
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couRr or GENERAL sEsSlONS-MARcu 3l-beior'
SS Recorder HOFFMAN
sENTFNCFS,
comm cATFNnAR-Tp,s DAT.

COURT CALENDAR-TED DAY ~,
SUPREME CoUBT-GESERAL TEEM:.N No - - 80 ~
isa IS1 Is4 1856 1871, l59 100, l6l ~ 10 -" ~ '
iSo l8I ISa ofissues of law and Act g. 81.
SUPREME CoURT-C1RcUIT-Part same Sti ,os %
q. Tbusday Part II.-Nos. s48, lSts I14o iS@t, isS
a 1901 l766 1897 1911 1876 lIs OF snort causes ana '''
ia l.e6 IiI6 ofthe General Calendar
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TRAINS LEAVE NEyy-YORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK:
For New.llayen T. (Exh ll.JO Q. l2:l3 tEIl SEQ
Ok, $3.50, 40 and tExD .. NJ
For bridgeport, :, lEx.b ll;a0 O. l2:l3 tEI), $40
Tx }, $3.50, $50 and (Ex.) p. N.
For Milford and sratiord l. ll30 M; $50 $50
For Fairfield, Southport and WesipOr, T. l;aoa NJ $50
1902, m.
For Norwalk T. 800 1850 M l2:l5 (EI.), 500 tELb
For Dsrien aud greenwich, 9;3O 1850 M $50 400,
5:J0p.
For stamford, :, (E.) $3.50, ll3o m. l2:i3 tEI)
For Port Chester and intormcdate stations $780, II:
N. $3.50, $50, $3.50, $3.50 p. m. -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield n m. (EE)j (Er), p. m.
For Boston via shore Lue 1915 lEx 3pm
For Hartford and Springfield, tEr ll:ao IN. (EIle
p. m.
For Connecticut River Railroad, M tEz) to MontIssli
II 20 q m. to Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence and Fshkil Railroad tEI)
II: a. N.
For New Haven wLondon and stonington Railroad at
a m l2:l5. 3 81 m.
For Canal Railroad l2;l5 p. to Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad Ia m.
For Naugatuck Railroad, q. M 3 ?. m. -
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad, Z, $50 m 40 m.
Comnodious Sleeping Cars attached 20 p. Trains.
JAMES II. HOYT, superintendent
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CCOTCH CLAN TARTAN
- And other fancy WOODWORK manufactured oy
w. 4 A. SMITH,
Mauchlne Ayrshire Scotland.
Warehouse No. 81 Cbarlotte-st, Birininghsni ,,e,
Obtained PRIIE Medals nj tho trhibon OF ieSi ans io
40 Uosor,BLg MENTION AZ IN. Paris Exposition, lsoS
Tbi, universally admired fancy Wood Work, eonlstnS OF
every snc- OF utility which can DO made oil "ovu II
sSsd throughout In the most exquisite manner put To-
reihrf and vanished retain It's beauty IN the "shss
and mor humid climates. ~, -.
In the Mother Country.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED eiH psfore Commissioner OSBORN.
% nnpArNG A SEALED LETTER.

..... co.,,usslo NERs OFFICE-MAR 81.
bNihO 90 Before Commissioner OspohN.
~u.pax OF OPENING sEALEp LII LII"
chAn"@u i,.d states ast. Hester Cooper, ..,.
Uh I;s o5barccd NV Margaret Judson with
Ino saiod letter dated BstmoIe zee; =, iS ~ 1 Ioi
SEIns.S 10 CHARLES C. Judson cse oil . l. "H''"' ~
E,,t Eighteenth street. NeT1% &, wife No and the ac
he wife No Of the party 20 ~n ~ H. vrter
- Addressed which contained en- Io in ls5I he having
-, The complainant was mar9ltd 20 1 " " -
shsa Oee sy.in. the accused as far IS the
Inc e,oS Jysopes only ad mission oi me t'el'1
kS p,sgess.a, ~ ier and opened f. The pates are all
shs a az "a ooeapy humble position IN society
.,rvr oV COMMON PLEAs--sPEcrAI TERn-MARcH 81
so0hi 0 Before DAILY First Judge
. .. DE ClSI0Ns
o.oa-;d,e art. Van Note. (See opnionD
oeo"e Before Justice CARDoEo
n a., Tumley-The orders must be vacated inc
Wy ,is,e not TO bring any action One motion lee o.
eio nav be allowed to the Defendant,
suPERIoR coURT-sPEciAL TERs.-MARcn 81.
DECISIONS.
BEFORE Chief Justice RoBERTsoN
Gambia Lorkowski, &c, against Samuei Lorko"-
a ISee opinion with paper: IN s .ll1r Once'
Victor Frboue sgt Richard LHsh. Moon sf'n'eo VIII
a. ro.ts Il spels IN Clerks Ohce.l
s''0" v Before Justice MCNEIL -
agt Tones; Wilson sgt. Bradley ct al; KennedG egt
x.oh1m Goldberg sgt Shnehowtz; Smith ast spanldhs'
orders granted
oounr or GENERAL sEsSloNs-MARcn 3l.-Before
SS Recorder HOFFMAN
SENTENCES.
John Reynolds, manslaughter IN third degree
Alexander Ferguson ansaugher in fourth degree s'a''
Prison two years ..,, ca. p.,.., So. ,s,,s
IT, Nurphy petty larceny. State Prison two years
Emms Blair att up, grand larceny PenitentiaD o'e
Court then adjourned for the The Apt term VIII
sonmence Monday.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY,
~ from foot Of Cour.landtst., connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware, LsckawaEna and Weerl Railroad,
and E4sion with Lchigh Valley Railroad ard is connee-
os forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and the West with
out change OF ears. - - , $4,000,
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by tins line 10 chicago,
Cincinnati Louis etc. with bat change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Feb 2, 1854, leave New-fork - follows;
HARRnBURG ExPREss--At q. m, for Enston, Reading
Po.isy!lle. tsui, burg Msgch Chunk WiIiamsport
bail TRAIsAt $40 Tor Easton Water Gap, Sczan-
ton WikesbsrTe Great Bend PiLLston, Binghamton, &s
y N. TRATg-foF Esston, Allentown Mauch Chunk, WIZ
liam port keadine Po,sville, Harrisburg. &c.
$40 Ator Esston, bethlehem Allentown and hsoch
Chunk
4.f0P. x-For Someryile.
$3.50 r. M--for somervilc .
7Px. WESTERN ExPkgss-For Fsston. Allentown Read
ina HARRISBURG Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping care
thFour GA fl ON Jersey City to Pittsburgh.
EKPgEss TRAIN PoR HARgIsBrRG-Ths 6 a. m. Express
Train from New.York arrives at harrisburg at con-
Meeting Last and West Pennsylyana Central Rsrosd
Northem Central Railroad North and South, and with the
Cumberland Valley Railroad. . ,
ELizABErHpoRr AND NEW YORK FERRr-Leaye New York
from Peg No. 2 North River at $3.50 u I2i3 a. and 3Vo
p. -
The Boats stop Pergeu Point and Mariners Haroor every
trip each way. JOSIAH o. STEARNs, Superintendent
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BORT ft)arocns' Noiire.
STATE or NFw.YoRK.

NFW.1
PoRT.WARDENs' OFFICE, NO. 100 Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed Apr u.s. 1851 entitled An Act 70
Reorsanize the Wardens Office Of the Port OF Newi ork 70
all persons interested In, having charge Of the subject
matter such inquiry examination survey, tina, the fob
lowing under examination by the Fort war
dens that the said surveys 1aminatons viii he com
peed within days next succeeding this notice on bo~i'
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VyHE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM
i SHIP Co viii dispatch senl,monthly their new sd n,s'
,lass Rrish iron steamships CELIA, BELLOSA, IOWA,
0HIo, INDIANA, and MANHATTAN, each 1850 tuns bur
deu between London and NewYor calling at ayro on hs
VOYAGE from London Rates OF passage payable in United
states currency from N-wYork; First cabin 30; second
cabin $50; steersge, SO From London or Hsve; firt
cabin 00 second cabin $7 steerage, $40 For passage
,pnly 10 CHAs A. WHITNEY, at the Office No &c Broad
way For freight apply at No. 81 Souh.s.
wy ROWLAND u ASPlNWALL, Agenta
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Ofean 6teamers.

E'OR NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT-The new
IL U. s. Mail Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt
John A. Post, will leave Pier No North River SATUR
DAY, April g. at 3p.
Passage with unsurpassed accommodations, $50
Apply to II. b. CROMWELL Co.. No. IS westst
TNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBUR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR.
lA........l leaves Boston, .... ednesdsy, Mch 20
Leaves New ork w ednesday Aprl
AFRICA leaves Boston. Wednesday April II
LEAVES New-iork. "Wednesday April 20
ASA............leayes Boston w ednesday. AprT
AUSrRALASlAN.. leaves New ork.. Wednesday, May
ARABIA ..... leaves Boston. Wednesday, May II
COTIA........le Leaves NewYork.. Wednesday, May 10
SEw.YoRk TO LIVERPOOL
CHER C3On Passage .....s....'ss'...'..'.pio<W
Second Cabin Passage. ..................... w "
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage. ......'.s'ss'.'.''.''Sl viz ~
Second Cabin Passage. .................... % w
payable in gold or its equvaeu. In United States currency
Berths not secured until peld for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The Of these ships Will not be accountable Tor specie
yauabes Bill Of Ladng having the value expressed
arr signed therefor.
&. CUNARD. No. 4 Bowling green.
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NEW.YORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
$50 COMMENCING Nov l6 1869. 1854.
a.senger Station in EewYork 2tAst. and 9Th
Entrance 25th-st.
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rINHE SPRING OF THE YEAR is the proper
4 time to Take cleansin, aud purifying medicines OF which
SWANS PANACEA
stands pre- eminent - - -
SWAIMS CELEBRATED PANACEA. FOR THE CURE
OF SCROFULA GENERAL DEBILITY WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DISEASES
or THE LIVER AND SKIN, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM IMPURITIES
or THE BLOOD
AND THE
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COLDIERS enlisted in two.year regiments al.
ter Their formation and those enlisted prior to the oct o.
July a. 1861 and with the regiment can have tbe
bonnes collected by calling upon add sssg H. H'n'ins'"
Lee, No. 2t3 BTopdwsy (io0m u.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
N PANY.

y L
PANY.
The undersigned win dispatch Of the aforementioned or
other Lr.t.tlas. fuipowered Brsbbuit Steamers, from
NEW-yORk 10 LIVERPOOL,
calling 1T Queenstown land passengers and latest TELE
GRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
S1,p. 1un. Commander. 7o'aa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .GrGce....
PENNSh LNANlA.. 3ttO......Broosine.
LOUISlANA"...".2, 5io......,. Smslis.'. -" "''
IOWA .............. e. ........NilbuIn..
These steamers have all been built under the IT pecon OF
the Chef Surveyor OF the Liverpool Underwriters heqsHy 81
Iron Ships. They have extra vatcrtsi compartments ana
cassed hrs; class for twenty-five years a., ,-
They aye lifted ior inst second and thde&s' Pisiensers
who axe charged at the following faies:
Cabin Passasc"......". 50 Payable in Currency
s,eer,se.................. ~
Dietary aud accommodation unsurpassed by any other limo
oil steamers.
For larther particulars, sppiyto
WILLIAMS g. GUION No II Walst.
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing at Queeustown Cork Haf6oIl-Ihe weu-known
steamers the Liverpool Newly ok aud fhsdephs oteaIn
min Company are intended to sail a. follows: - .
CITY or WASlilNGrON........' 's-turoay hPt1
CITY OF MANShEsIEh'.''' pii n
CITY OF '-S"I'ap e. AZ
North River. - - .
PAYABLE In gold or its equivalent ga enItescy 40 =.
FIRST CAVIN....... $40 90 SrEERAGE. .....,s1O on
Li,,t .bn 10 Iopdon 20 on Seerage TO London.. ~ OO
Eirst Cabin 10 Paris s5 % seerago Pari... 40 %
rir, bn 10 Hamburg 30 90 seeIage 10 HsmbuIs.. ~ "
passengers also forwarded to Hae. Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp &c, At equally low rates. $500. 49,. 40.
ioS stc@iase is fhsss who wish to send Tor thsir
friend. can buy tickets hero at these rates
For further Information, apply at the Conpanys Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, No. ID broadway, n. L
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M EKUHANTS NAV UAIIUN aHu INA1ND-
Va FORMATION COMPANY, via GROTON, NEW
LONDON STUNINGTON, PROVIDENCE, NEWPORT.
ri frSTOS aud KEW. BEDPORD.-The splendid steamers
COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK will lsaye
Pier No. 49, North River foot OF CosrtAEdtst daily e1cept
Sunday), a, p m
Freight taken low BY any other line Office Of Com
oliy, 40. lis West. 81. corner Of Courtaudt St SO.
New.York Nov 2 1853. W. 81. EDWARDS, Agent.
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
lSA In -Four Weeks by Dr.. RECORD ; ESSENCE ofLIFE
This wonderful agent will restore Manhood 10 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from Exceses. Self
Abuse the Effects OF Climate Natural Causes The time
required to cure the most ycterde Is onr weeks. Fail
ure is impossible DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE IL
sold In with instruction. for use for |J or tour quau
ties In one for 80 Sent carefully packed reccp, % remit
lance by hs accredited sgent Circuas sent free receipt
Of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND, No. al broome..t,
One door west from broadway. New-York.
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miscellaneous.

4 MEXICAN FLAGS.
Tn siss ON stalls ready for for Ncoriss Decora
lions and Printed and tor sale ~ 10" Trade a.
sALlsBURY'S Dry Goods LaOei Esiablshino nt'
10. ls9 Du ane-st.
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AutIaSl.
SuOkeu.

March soStesmships Olympus, for Liverpool Esse' 10
LIZ
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IL RANGEMENT, commencing March IA, lS6t-Leave
aessp aud 5sh-st., +. r. At IL nEridsys and saur-
days at o. alsoFo Geenport, Sag Hsrbor, Hsmp.ons,
&C. stopping all Stations. For faphank at and
m. Fer syosset at IL M, and For Jamaica
at . and II H.. and and ?. N.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN-Ror Ysphank at e:l5 a.
m from Saith St. stopping at ali statons Faro ior this train
At excursion Ta;es
For syosset on Sundays 5i5 M stopping at all Sta
tons A. REAS0NER, superin endent.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
N RAILRoAD-For Albany Troy, North and West, leave
26thst depot at 10 ~, aud 425 Sundsy train, +lo
p. N.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO-On and after MONDAY, Jan. 10 1854 Trains WI
at and 10 g. M. 100 p. and II Midnight The IWR m
Train viii take Passeng for BALTIMORE and WAShNo-
TON only This Train makes connection al Pbisdepnls
Trains for Philadelphia will leave Newfodk ct and " M
IL M 4 and o p. M, aud II Midnight. , ,
a. -.an n n, ,'r,in. J. w WOODBURY.
Dec 20 1858. Assistant Superintendent n. J. X X
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FINHE STEAM FERRY between NYACk and
1 TARRYTOvN is now running, connecting with al tho
trains Of the Hudson River Rai<oad and down. stopping at
iTsrr