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INSURANCE.
McNEELY & SCHUBERT,
Real Estate and Insurance
Agents.
No. HEDDERFCH'S BLOCK,

NO. Il HEDbERfCH'S BLOCK,
Second Floor
Opposite the Court-House.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Real Estate bought. sold, and exchanged
on commission. Terms reasonable. No
charge unless property Is disposed of as
Property of non-residents attended to.
taxes pa d, and rents collected.
r A number of bargains in improved and
and seveTai Applications On Hat to oD pnr
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apply
caTlts who wish TO rent weiiings. ''ppA' =
Three business stands TO let. Also Q com.
Portable lodging room, ga iserI adj
and saline I iands n IN INDIANA. Rentu el
Illinois, Texas. and Low for sale or ex-
change. A good stand for the cabinet
Southern Illinois. Also a pleasant resi-
dence. with large lot; both fol sale on
reasonable terms. Excellent gardening
Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
change, or rent are requested TO give US
the details of the same for reference.
ltet siA INSURANCE eeAoi
OF all kinds effected In good companies.
Special attention given 70 LIFE INsuR,
doNNEccuT L LIE
Gnea gfaa ne hsn pa e The
LIFE, of Indianapolis; the WESTERN
LIFE, of Cincinnati; and the WORLD
MUTUAL, of New Yo;k. We have author
ity to do business for the latter in Ken
lucky. -
The attention of the public is again
directed TO the important subject of Life
Insurance. Persons desiring 10 secure de-
pendent ones against want are invited to
call and examine the claims of companies
represented by us.
ss- NOTARfAL BUSINESS transacted
at this Office. jy8
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Sash, Doors, Lumber, &c.
Hunn.I & Sons,

Manufacturers OF
Sash, Doors, Binds, Frames, dc;
Also, Dealers in
MICHIGAN PINE Il 0-MBER.
Keep constantly on hand Lumber OF every
de cripfion, line and Poplar Flooring,
Notwithstanding, Shingles, Lath &c.
Saving of every description done to
order. -
Orders from abroad viii be promptly at
tended to.
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WATER STREET AND CANAL,
july20 Evansville, Indiana.
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No. HLDDk1fSFChS BLONh,
Second Floor
Opposite the Court-House.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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STEELE az TRIBE,

Second Street, between Chestnut and
Cherry, Evansville. Indiana.
SASH, Dooss, WIN DOW BLINDS, dressed
LUMBSR. BOARDS, LATd, &C, OF every de-
scription constantly on hand. PACKING
Boxes of all kinds made to order saving
OF every kind done on the shortest notice.
july20 ly
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MEDICAL.

q L = - -
L. hicted throughout the country, after
years. n the Rew England States where
the tree from which, in part, it derives its
virtues. ~ a4rr raf-9#Teftt Ag
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthe-
ria, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary Affections generally.
1t Is Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, DIFF
.fcuity of Voiding Urine, Bleeoing
from the Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel and other complaints
In November 1855, i first advertised il
In Two years from that time there had
Deen wholesaled in Manchester alone-one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
it took the lead of all the cough remedies
in the market, and 10 sL1ll maintains that
position. There are good reasons for this:
II is very soothing and healing in its ma
tufe, is warming in the stomach. and
pleasant withai to the taste, and is ex-
ceeding cheap.
!" AS remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine compound stands unrivaled.
It was not originated Tor that purpose; bat
person in using 1T for q cough was not
only cured of the cough but was also
cured of a kidne difficulty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have ed it for the same
cured"
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
at was early in the spring of 80 that this
compound was originated. A member of
my family was afflicted with an irritation
of the throat, attended with disagreeable
cough. / had for some months previous
thought that a preparation having for its
basis tb 2 inside bark of White Pine might
be so CT mpounded as to be very useful in
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of Ii in the case alluded to,
compounded a Smaf quaint Y OF the medi-
cine that had been planning, and gave ft
in teaspoonful doses. The result was ex-
ceedingly gratifying. Within two days,
the irritation of tine throat was removed,
the cough subsidized, aud speedy cure was
effected.
The above was written by DR.. Poland i,
1860. Since then, as In Aanchester, thf
White Pine Compound has taken the leat
of all cough remedies, as well as prepars
lions for the cure otskidney dirficulties, L
throughout the New England States.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant TO
take as ii is effectual.
The
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, NJ. D.,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
log Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision of Rev. J. w. Po-
land.
Cloud d Akin, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Keller e. White, VIM. II. p
Stoddard II. G B dwell, II. j. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
feb9 div, wilt If.
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adlae dgipsj iva fetained sgtngieat
alfeaett ~ eEeeH 4lgfl sad tie qtber
llgel afa wled faEhly about DE iaek
The sHip vas bearded Nv Tbs Islanders,
and, "a iheg eiimbed aver Tbs bal
YaFka, the np4p ~ he gheei fsintGd
tfaM eSeiteWentj enc " iHe siek diea
90 he lay; his death teiss apHagaeed
w tbe falia~ esesFagt Of bic bettt
h4eblg meaping, y Take 8gag tlia
lead maHf On tLe bfidse ~. the
~yesaal ~ DIS Lady af Ha eapt4ia, a.
u bad Lain flF fpnF mentts, wltl Aine
n his dead ehipWates Nv his side, aii
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tAe saa, has kepl litem 90 .iilal vheg
lle iasl maH died lle faled sLiu thst
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w theit eaMaieF tenlh, Ibe slifseen
gf Chg ship geFeed faithfully ~ ihe
bal eaidl basaeti AeitFg .aad
dEanntafg wetn taa Muet Ht hin
The base gid eaptalH aaa .the hfst
gletim, and died. blessing hls Men
THeH lha gihafa tsli anH NY. ops, 40
" ihe ahin gas ~lenanled aeis by The
iead aud lging, One niehf HaaFe ~
aea saeld hefa left Chg Hiepe . Hast
Selma Bal ane " the hftg ggnld
lsa W lived % tell ihe ghasily iale.
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AN AneRipAA i'aipMan 40 fhR
PANS ~hApnslrtne inE AnhAloAA
LapeMar,Ye upfs FHe tsRieh A
r4eis lattar, daied Anil 81 ~ lhe
haatpn ,faHnaf safs
ihe farF au ieenmatlvps ean,a % q
tapislen Yesterday. 80 tlig mpsits "
It's titpFant %maphinpss Tho en1npA
ilaa IL swat Naglani hss q latae
pamhev, fsaapa haa ~ ieast = da.eai
ANstrla aud itassia havp thlna Nv
h4es sash Tbs Austrian .aai rseaeh
Ms,ehefs ~ Tho lnsN teak a%.aertiea
" The 7 AWeFipa y haeausa Il was 80
lIsht ~ Sauna II 10 pas.s, aud also 80
Tbs ,sNApapt " peilah ~ the lsea
Natk, whiah tteY Thought vas mora
Fit show than uililtY Thaf plalmad
.tsi The tikhtaass az seme at tha ma
fhlsa'.f vac \ sapsihpa ~ stFauglh W
hpANN hNt mFNMalpiY the Hugilsh
ms'iNet n, !he IVY is well ,iaitmea
~ N~'e.".N"Vf eNB'aes, ana he -
rlalNga that The sailsnais IN Amasina
atp AZ an eAtlfeif tllingeut aaasteua-
tlan hnm i1agaipan ,naia, tt,at cha
ppanieY u npMa ana thp ynaAs Gl,aa. ly
built aud .ha tias suhinet ga a,splaa a-
Meat naw hastt that % gida ava.
gpueh saaHs thaga mAst ta alasl,uiN
10 The maakiBesf that Amasjaa. al,
slnears had tlti ultlas 81 paetaad aith
sheilY aakpe~a " ~hasepnsnsi that,
tatsas all thiaas ieta enaslaAs stiaa
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Htd waite 9e9gs seaA .&H
eHtlH II tA aseaiiea ~ Jas Ne@l,
Isll.f 81 m laiies bfess III EliL Bsll
tame AqaiH epN W, Hnd az GldlsAs
sg4letf ~ dlt@ Nv, aiik H4fh lass
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irlI faal aHh fanGFt 'nIlf ~ Gsnta ~ Z
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1tssss assB ~ Gaiaes leggpagsa
~lH yetss tlte teasq ~ sfe~ ~. lils
sHlHglHesI lass Va ~ dsss, kaiIsfsaflsH
ni,siass RAID ~ ~ De.iisf Aadiess.
VII IT. ENIVIH,
ha4ies Station, ia fslies tienAtg, ia,
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THs British dansai W JerHsalam
fepefts ihst Tbs population ~ that
eltg ~ 1906 vac fh,01U, ~ whgm
about 1000 refe Mahsamadans, 5000
JeHa,. and lke .eH.ladaf Uiviatjana,
~ various aanglainaugHs TYa iiaes
VI telegraph eGnpeGt journalism 9Th
Hutaps. Tbs elief natiye industry
u tha .suntaetgt1 ef a9an, aea vhat
u. aaitad iargsalem rsfa, eeasjstjss
~ ehapiets; pfaeiases, beads. efesses,
and the Ike, made principally #
,a9.hef nfspeafi #pd olive NaHd aud
llssiis' H. ihaa msI," Div 10 ftfts a nn.ais,
~ fam 1910 ~ 5000. Tha prlnpis
pal imppfig frsm Hnelsad ais eallaa
and e4lanial eaads Df ihe fFmer
acme thfee 90 bur hundred Laias, al
the value NJ irgm Elh,nHl ~ talttf0,
afa imported annually
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tls AmetiesH ieesyssEy " vas ssper
N. ~ any 9thef ~ tLe exLibitisg
HiA eFean9snis wsfe ~ eguyipeiae
tbat lhe gibsf igsggs eaye way ard
awarded fts s9td meaal " Us AneFis
90 THE ~ Y ereat Hlgmpl, aHd il
has beep gghiegsd through iLe jaDiti
eeHee ssd honesty IT He Eagiiah u
4gy
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A iiuaAs Tlue peAne A VI

A iiuaAs TiaR faAne a YaadHl
t.i stnfg q laid at 4 man named q
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wla bad ~ iashi a. he age ~ ei&if
aiA afliFed ~ aN aataplshlnk feHfee
~ pefInetiaH3 ~ reek nninH llnle by an
inlerH.i MeFeiHeHt. liz Naai ~ iagf,
= Nnta4a iitHe tieee 81 iifiNt aieNk
~ ila eanlh ife wac accustomed w
pay Ereat %atteHtlAn ~ ile rlnEius ~
hnlls aud vibrations NJ repdnlgms
aud hf deerepa he acquired ihe raNep
~ ennntins 4 anaeessigH ~ Intervals
ekaetiy eal'ai % ufase Ehiet iite ".
htati0Ha. ~ sAHnhs. produced nelHR
an hoard . steamboat en Lake 90
neFa, eu dab ~ 1888 .he engaged 20
laileale ~ ihp efaNi shant liza tbs
ilrae ~ y liafief AZ 40 hnhii az 40
nlanY mlnViaa and seennds 90 anF ane
ehaase IL name and this inflnH = Hnst
diYnfsinea conversation Aith thHse
standtna ny and iiftiieft Ia lNhieale
hf hla F0iae ihe mnNNani lie hand
psaaeh NYpf tbs iiafteti Hinutaa az
Aer ptlipf sphilflsiaH previously silf
nlaini daring lhe Nhnlp nnursa W.
il,a 80 pasiMasl trhla ha ild withaut
talsts -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ihg sas,
tinaa NJ tkase abaai him ~ disisegt
hls %Attentianl aud. eiaprea bio
Land ~ lhp eAnelnbl8n 0f the
h4ea TINS Tia own aeeNgnE NJ
hia Sit was as hsiinwsi NJ have
ealnifed hp lmiialinni ighar aud Ia
Nennai d inaYeWenta Nhleh neifhpF
ihnnshl nnF lalnr nN anything pat
alton II 10 slmilaf O. tlat ~ . pea
aahaait Nhlah a. esail mallnH "a ses
lnR aNd lptlrnlng alfpa iua tlle space
th4eh sananis So il.il iNbnH so fleM
make q .Aia.te snh these aaa W
al,nra nnNtinN4liN
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HAaD nUnnEH HANDT.I,,
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WBFTssAsIs T4LLgp TBE y Losa
sYAaJl-m NJ Saith wac fsagisiaasl
aaglFn9r Of the eHLfgo hapuLIie %
state, ~ Teffitgfg NJ Tessd. While
lsssrss le sssa aa,as aaheissi daaa mast
" pev HIesBs Ite gentleman shg
sas. "a ,take, the f9eamegt. igsisted
maj u AkaRid haze s9iaG kiad ~ y
zeal Tbs FfefisIeasi H%qFefnment
had afeDled Hate, tpst then aeae
at.s ebsetyed Y hgg pqiated battea ap
Ve uDEefpaf's old lFeFagat. ~ vac
eat on i~Hstanter 4id ased 10 a State
seaf Arrived " New oFlaaea, IBIS
newspaper Reporters, seeiee ltle Ia
nfessiaA Ut Lbs hge Bgiated blass but
len - the .nsss Madeli an emhiem tDf
lte Lgae star hapatlie,
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Asalhsf Asens fspeaillas.

Although lAa British hegsrpDsgi
ba#, ~ isig ye4fs, systematically dis.
outraged tle ides ~ sepewigs esses
dlltasa ~ ths Aretie Feei9ps, He l9ge
~ sdgsstHfe sgd private eetefpfise
eFe tQg slfgsf ~ allen tteH ~ blgp.
On Menisg obs 18Th ullms, 81,
hsaslieA Magebisog agggEgeed ~
the 9eokfsplieal sgeieig dhal W 81
pediisH fqf the exploration ut ul4 ~
kHsep iplefiqE NJ hFeeHigpd yHs
b9w fesagf TEM eSpealHqH lwhieH
y Wholly n Bilggte esReaae) ID e9g
dHeted Nv Nj Edward Wbgmpeg ~
Aiplae eeiebFitg, AID Mf faLsgt
ht9NHj az accomplished g~stgfatlal
aga sAHlaeHt ksHlbtef ~ lbs Hoely
Mountain slspss. fam sbegee he Lss
feeeHlE returned, Hiter AZ aLaegae ~
tsaflk iaHf ysaFa,. aAd who hgs
already tviee gislisd the Aftie re-
effHsf
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Wamen Dastars IN f.gia.a,

1he Landaa hfefhfhgf sage: Wa
have heard he ariHlan AZ Hne at the
mHsi amiaelI AZ glr ilgiue nilyslalaHs,
thqi ana af The aea lads ri,gaieiana IL
fplHai 10 lbs Wnnl admilahia .lannnE,
a yak Nhieh mpdieAl man 9nuli
neYer eygn have bad tha ahspee II
dplnsi Niathqra hFipe lheif children
" hel ~ hundreds "a eaAaalI tiel az
feaiis iMiafiaut nelais, nn which
ther treaty aitait ihat theg WaVid
neve. hays lhauei.l ef iakins advice
- oil had qhe nal heey aaeessible ~
sham Aeh. W should Hat he snr
nsiseh ~ had that eFnn ~ iaw 40 COZ
lalnlF ~ lllegalafe snd apt speaiai
neias ~ esgrlian gnlte ennslsteni with
hsWinlne lnstlnela Viii apflns Vp, II
lief asa naip laaked fas.H
Vpilp. lbinkp It ratheg remarkable
tilat ALtiv saTeFai shsi.saaa taat ava
required "a mako ans sod, a sinHln
hplti nfenaflp applied 10 afiea sufh
fipHt "a Mabn plia MviL 8#
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ana priees AID qualities ai9ags
s"AalHHfeai - fNptb st MIST TINS
sla.e u ,s iisAi a. a4k SAT III, aa
that All esii So WiIal tieF bay
apa
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4a..s !, pseaaa
tlirY AWAY arAhLha, /,

-seA Aatsp a. aass ta.lstn ana t.stn
|. e. sss@ssa., vsepelasas
s.se iiassea anA easstpA Ipg Ilga
-~sa " EterA Aaa W phe HAlalas ~ tpdttess
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and saste ~ tbe mest pgpElaF
ifssee .l'9assaiF na aaay
Htael al MltiiaEFg naf aan rs
maaJa !. aa ., .a.i
s9ilee tx fLs, taHst sei1lHl ann
AlAa, Stray negds, hEaebea .ui
rtnaaeA al M AhieI VII pe Aala
~ AellA w ~ HHaaiAs y iia.ia aaatlf-
H4g9h phd. hfpnlHf Heip, ~ eHHIe.
tafesi lHtlrs ibe assassin ~
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
~ calling at Londonderry land passengers and mais
The favorite passenger steamers OF
TUE ANCHOR LINE
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
IOWA, Craig Saturday February .
CALEDONIA, Macdonald. Saturday. February
From pier ~ North river,
RATES or PASsACE. PAyABLH fN CURRENCY.
To Liverpool, Glasgow and Derry-cabins. ~ and $40
steerage, 81.
Prepaid certificates from these ports Now York SIS
10 Havre Hamburg, Antwerp, &C., 500 and ~.
For further information apply at the companys Offices
FRANCIS MACDONALD d co, Agents.
No. Bowling Green. New York
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DACIFiC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANYis
L THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,

CARRYING UNITED sTATes MAI.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
steamcrs leave pier ~ North river foot of Canal street
IL O'Clock, noon, as follows:--
February ist-RIsfNg STAR Captain W. a. Furbcr CON.
Meeting with MONTANA, Captain Sutton.
February llth-iiENRY CHAUNCEy. Captain A. a..
Gray, connecting with CONSTITUTION Captain Caveriy.
connecting With GOLDEN AGE, Captain Lspidge
All departures touch At Acapulco those and 21st
connect Panama with steamers for South Pacific pors
st and ith for Central American pos and those Of LIST
Departure Of IIth each month with the new
steam line nom Panama 70 Australia New Zealand.
Steamer Of Mvrch H. 1867, will connect with the
pany,s steamer C0L0RADo. TO leave San Francisco for
Yokohama and Hong Kong on April 8 1867.
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free.
For passage tickets and all further information apply At
the Office on the wharf foo, OF Canal street North river
New York. n h. BABY, AgeaI
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SALES AT AUCTION.

CHERIrrs SALE or DRY GooDs-BY COLE MIR.
- Ply On tuesday, 2sth. At 1915 O'Clock $50 Fulton
street, brooklyn, general assortment the Stock Of retail
store. Also Sher1f's sale OF Clothing
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store. Also sheriifs sale OF CIOthing
WILLIAM KENNELLY. AUCTI0NEER-wILI. SELL
w at AUCTION Monday, January IS 1861, O'Clock
a No 3S7 Sixth Twenty first street. order
Of the Of Henry Boand deceased Paror Furniture
Ca PETS Pier Glasses Wardrobes Sofas Chairs bedding
Crockery Kitchen Furniture, valuable Iron safe io.
OF BaIroom Fixtures
cTH AUCTION SALE.
III $1,000 TONS SCRANTON COAL.
On WEDNESDAY, JAN. ~ 1867.
Kkw YoRx, Jan. xs 1867.
The Delaware, fackawanna and Western Railroad Con.
pany viii sell ny Messrs JOHN II. DRAPER CO..
uonoers at the c0mpanys sales 70 Exchange paoe
corner Of William street. New York, "Wednesday. Jan. ~
inst. at II O'Clock,
5000 TONS
OF fresh mined COAL from Iackawanua regions OF t
usual szes, deliverable depot Elizabehpor n T.
during the month Of February, 1857.
ERNS:-Fffty cents payable Ia current funds On
the day Of SALE the balance within days thereat
JOHN BRisBIN
President.
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HELP wANTED-FEmALEs.

TOOK, WASHER AND rRoNER wANrED-IN A
small private family; must understand her business
periecV None others need call this nornDg between
ande q - Cast sh st bu, those who oan bring good city
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
STEAMERS WEEKLY 10 IivERPooL. CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN.
Leaves pier a North river as follows
DENMARK, Captain Thomson. Saturday. Fehruary2
VIRGINIA, Captain Prowse, Saturday january l6.
HELyETIA Captain Thompson. Saturday. January g.
ENGLAND. Carttin Grace. saturday, March z
Cabin passage, $780, steerage. $50.
Steerage passage tickets to bring parties from Liverpool
Queenstown. for SIS In currency.
Through passage TO Paris. Antwerp. Hamburg Bremen
&C.. at low rates.
Drafts issued for payable ~ any bank In
Great Britain the continent
For freight and cabin passage apply at the ONCE Of the
company. 81 Broadway.
And steerage tickets the passage oce of the
pany. Broadway and 10 Pearl street. Fulton.
f. ". J. HURST Manager.
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AYORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA NICARAGUA EVERY TWENTY DAYS,
Will despatch the first class Steamships
:. San FRANCIsCo Capt Behm January 30,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Capt Smith, February 90,
pier ~ North river foot Of Warren street at noon
with passengers and freight very rates.
on the Pacific Ocean with the fine Steamships
AMERICA, Captain Wakeman. and
MOSES TAYLOR, Captain Bletheu
For further information apply to the North American
Steamship Company.
WIN. ~. WEBB President,
- ! ~ Exchange place N. ".
ID. ~ CARR1NGfON, Agent,
l'7 West street. corner Warren street. NJ n.
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Lhr rANTED-rwo GIRLS. ONE TO ACrAs COOK AND
w the olher clanbermad ana Call At iSI
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yIrAETED--A GIRL FOR CHAMBERwoRK AND TO
w assist with washing and ironing one willing and
eblig,ng apply al 9 East isth City references
muir
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In THE FIRST GLASS Z. s. NAH. STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, Chas. Hoyer, commander
Win leave Pier l6 ~ X. on THURSDAY. FEB z, FOR
SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
Taking passengers Southampton. London. Havre and
Bremen the Following rates. payable IN gold or its equiv
alent In
First cabin $sn: second cabin $7O steerage, $s7 sU
To he followed by the BALTIC
ISAAC TAYLOR. President,
40 Broadway
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECrURE-"THE MODEL wIFE"-wIIL RE DE-
N livered by Rev. A. A. Wles d. d.. of Brooklyn 20
the West Twcnyhfth street United Presbyterian church.
between SIXTH and seventh Monday evening"
January 8 st quarter to O'Clock Tickets dfy cents.
Due notce will be given when Rev. H. NJ 0ailaher will 49,
ture America and Americans
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-To 0ENTLEMRN
only at the New York Museum OF Anatomy, dis Broad
way Those unable 10 attend these lectures
by forwarding ten Address Secretary Of New
York Museum Of Anatomy, 6l5 Broadway.
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NJ OTICE.-All parties having claims against
~ the firm Of r. A. BREWIS Il co. will
please present the same to the undersigned
Immediately, and all parties owing the same
will please make immediate payment:
T. A, BREWlS & co.
January / 1867 jan 2-tf