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Arri,ed-sohrs Augustus Bieunt, WORK for Ess,pars
Jan l. Arr sshr hnergy, Msrohsnt, frvm Falmouth
sd-ro ,r'ivns this TO rans
In port-scsrs Ausustua Aataponi, ana sylph-
PsILADsLP,uA, Jan - Pm.
Ariyed-sehr viryini, snow savsnnah
Clsred sip state Of Georgia coliins Savannah;
veo,t 70 ,it.Il Gsereo st tts and raes; sshrs
Kips, Leeds, kYorhi asa E'dridse, Rowland. DO.
HlIsc~IInoeous.
SHIP ANrAwAr, az Bt ston frsm kOresns, hsd very
heavy weather the rssssg on 5et ult picket up the
ADut Of AID for Boston. from Cetss (see
seEeisl re~s oolumhsb
B.Rn Ts,As witch went orc ~ Tybes 10th Nov
N and oroush, TO Savannah, satarssy 3ise nit
B, the ste,mer snno sbc Is In very lsaty condition
and tho f'esD had great dcn In eotsns hsr 20 tho
city On tb. frcvous Thursday night shs vas on the o
-. parted her cable vhes sh.own on ~ e,e bssoh
Win ohculty chs sot on and taken ioto tns
1e OF the Texas with thu exception OF ~
ca q ice ane 0or % bales cotton hrs been ss,sd
wall the 2ostDs dock during next week, and
VI defgo . tbs rough repnir
BARE Pom asst PsSog-On Sunday this sea wss smooth
on the Ct Nsntuk where bark Forest Prince L.
the work Of eischargng her cargo
,atdy large pert of 1T had already ro'ohod sntusse'
tsrtor.
BKio IsAprrIA Bryant, Of and from Ms,bss for NYork
which sshors At Gr-w Point kaatuok,t was got Oh
tro would be taken Into Nantucket hsrbor
BpIe ANGLIA yAss-Nr hi hmond Randolph, . seaman
tosrc III, ofsrd FROM bsitinot. for bio snoiio
his wife that he only suvy'vor II. substed for -
dsys entirely ard salt yster when tho w,eos
The and ocmfo tsbiy provided for until BIO re-
covered he Nren,th -ben he VAS sebt TO No Jsnemo
scps Y.wr frou NYork bound tc Baltimore, vbioh was
ssiore A. Cape Ghsrles, rriived AZ Baltimore Sd inst
Junk with mssts ynrds and sals sttschod WAS
passed I'd tsh turrituak bestits miles probably sn
oil tfar
ca At New Besford "a bank Belle tof rarhAvol Han
d. Pacific Ooe-n. sid Hip Brandt bcpnoy do.
sid ron let bIk ses shou tasw, St toSsh xa<-
tin. Peetfe ooeer.
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49,. .,sv.G. r..s~. ~saAstdsss, Wish
a'nsst asy rsspss'sb.e tsasAer d shss -
eonssvO.s ones .ovid ostsa = tIps-ed os.sss =.
por'uritms O. 70 lcosi influences which nigh N -
tbsu 10 thsir sctlon IN this particular hos $780,
Cd but IN cot o. justice TO relieve thea OF sucsA
TIA supesiptssdsDt vii not THEREFOR exo.et h o.
trAoidinyy where he IL personally aeQussoA
With tbs que iRossons the osudidstn grant oorti
unlres ehs sta0n, officially made Of tho
Dosrs Of rcvs supesintensssss or Bossd Of kdaosoe,
n the county city where suoh cAod date resides
Such Bcsrds should on'y apsusuy roosmmend very
hmteS Dunbsr Of oandcsss end they .hoad sseot see
DsrtGso 81, psrtcaArs In their count y-wha r
I've Of pr-1 bsl applications Indeed all
disoa epspcec Their aotion 81 oud - sDonsusous
and therefore purely mark Of honor for dsas aishss
The county Boards of Superintendent. snd the city
Boards If Educston have slo bees req1~st4d In
they tscoue ss ed thst any State couaty certificate
L. bed b. Incompetent unworthy person to
mend the snnullDg Of such ce titc& to this depart
msnt.
WeSstev's Dictionary
In pprsuance OF the by the late Super
htsrd.st under the authority conferred ~ chapter 49
OF ID. lave OF 1851 with the publishers Of Weosters
dr~d copies OF that work have beep purahaea for
use Of school die trc,s Much dficOlsY ds,ay
tspc0 provision fer dsfrssns ths expaus.
porting the books from this office whers they
qur's &c he delivered TO tbs several osuod for
ociecHG ths ncnevs which required 10 M deposit
ed with the county eaurers in foe the The
publishers we're ultima t-iy direc cd by IN.
70 t0fv ara he cooks by the CHI sp-tt convey
ance, decy 20 rbe CLERKS Of each county tbs for
defrsyiIG . portion II the expense sQlisnl.ns To q
delivery III. books 10 Albany rbis has snen d,ns
This lh'Dsp, kss paid S486 NJ tor trspsp ,rGs
tioD rene Sun li bills wais yet out standing
The collection of tbe sums dua TOR he books tho
county tr-ssurers hiss been accompanies With
to tue publ hers aud consider bic amount
OF labor and trouble to tois depart Upt "a rs-o.c
fully ucnded Therefore that n. Superintendent
h4 authorized retsin from the library money appoe
tioue6 to each tom amolnt sufficient 10 meet the
inetalmnt the dictionaries purchased foe it,
CONCLUSION.
Other topics Of n.reet connected with our schools,
prtee the attention OF the unfsrigDed out he ut
uBOthe years ob.ervatOs xperiencs will be OBJ
tanned them befors they a0e subjects of c0mnU
nicAtisA to ths Legislature.
HENRY 8. RANDALL
Superintendent Of Common schools.
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FEMALE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS We see i.
in that he olo wing ladies
oSerstots -: Miss Susan K. sutherland in Newark
Miss Eiscts ID. Sheldon In Jackson Michigan; Miss
FsIBsworth In Conneaut, Ohio Miss Fleming In New
ark Ohio; Msa Wool 10 Aloos Ohio; ana young lady
In Dover N. There are probably some others, and
the number increases yearly
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The SUPPER TO ME- MBAaHEa AT LOUISVILLE -.

The SUPPER TO ME- MBAGHER AT LOUISVILLE -
number Of tho couotr. OF the Distinguished Irish
exile entertained him ast night at th. Louisville Hoe
with eplsndd bsrquet eOme hundred or gsntle.
Of the city present invited guests and che
evening pasted of IN the most agreeable DR.
Mesghef responded to the t0.ts drank IL bis honor In
few beautiful and thrilling rem,rks characterized by tas
good taste and modest digniy which have marked his
conduct tiDce he to this nv eloquent
remarks made by other Rentismep present Several
appropriate Irh songs oredjtaby executed xueo
dcts wit ard pesran. nerrinen st the of
Time sBd the company the table ut late hour
IL the hsppest hluor delighted With ID. banquet the
guest III. maelvee another and all the OF
kip0.-LouiSp.ke Tnses, Die 81.
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photographic Marine teswstx,

Arrived-BAik Romsn M.rselI'es SPOKE Geo q, "a ".
lat a IT, Ion G6 80 Bhip Bald Eisls from NYork for san
TrsIosco Hight nofthsry wind prevs lied ., the time
had all ssi De- lat ~ ~ Ion 81 s. spoke
foreigt bsrt. Is days fro n Nai,s for kYovk
Also trived-tsrks Knnawhs, Narcotics Chss Bro YER.
saooa brig Rus sis Laguayra schr Orion Jscb
steamer City % Norfolk, fhiAdeiphia-
Ccsyed-br sto smshp tspads, Liverpool; bark Qbral
tar Cha, letson; brgs Csrims Havana; Pooonooks Oar
dana
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT LOUIsvILLB-THRRE
Persons DnowNEp.- About dark last e,.ning = white
boy and two negroes whose 4ols to ean
in Besrsrass Creek the bridge at the
besd Of Jefferson street They hal driven their horses,
which were attached to drsy into the creek for tho
purpose Of watering hem The current hesx very swift
the bOvsee swept into the middle tbe
and becoming nausied in the gearing dro ~nsd
The boy and tsO negroes who the drsy, being
sble to swim alse vned We understaud that
the body Of tho boy recovered -Lsaole Democrat,
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RpUCArIOH IHHEw YORK.

AnD aal Report OF che Supcssotondent OF
CossaoS sohoSAs.
sacsErAaUis OrrcK
DasAarNssr coMMes 5cnssLs
ALaAsv, jan. !. 1858.
TO TIE LEGISLATURE,
fAs Bspesiuts ntsoe 81 Common schools required BY
Law, - sanuAll, port 10 youf btdv -
ttatsGsat Of the condition Of tbs common schools
nstnats and sossusss Of expsaAburs q the school
Plans fsr tho nprsveue.e and Management Of the
Ossnop School FsLa end ths better Of
tbs cS0mos scf coir; snd
All tuch ns,u ~ r~stiDg to his ofios. and to the
common chools, - be shs de- N expedient 70 oommu
aicste
In pursuaDce a. III. requirement ths Secretary
q State in his c.pssiry OF superintendent Of Common
6oAoeis, hss the h.Der 70 submit che following
REPORT.
srArussxr rHx co~Dir,ar OF THE osHAor SCHOOLS
the abstract Of 'he r-poes OF the county
eA<s Is (nssksd he foiloviDg fsas are made to sp
PEER In TO the school ending on ths lst
usy OF July 1S7-
fhs Whole Sar YER dit riox the school houses OF
which stust within the towns whicn embraces
all the dis,Iio,s the IL 6s7, apparent
ipcrssee est-f tho OF the preceding year
The setuai ipor.ass hos-vr |. but seven sxty seven
dtstoe having neousy omitted in the returns
Of 1861
Ofrbe sbove tots runs.r 1856 we're whole Districts
esch b@iss sDsoseo he t.riioy yirg wholly stain
pstd Of psr's ~ f-ssns to~ps The number of such
part reported hers rh,r~ svdeatly OMISSIONS
In this lat err ess1efsoo every joint district must
s0essy oOnS'si 90 as many t~o parts and numbers
81 tbs N so uai GENES OF three or even four. -.
Keports have b-- iv-d tom 500 shoe ssd OBJ
partx OF oistc,s asipx 20 ID. sd ostensoly
20 Of the Ia ao-sd from. fbe numosr OF Jotut
clftncts iesl .fcb reports have De-u reocsv,d II
there srr INV c-ppot b. a~duc+d from the returns
Tfs plumber ~ -~p-st~ nrishnot noods-psct OF ais
trios the sbeh situated In another
ateee-srom b,cs I-t have received vas tour
E.oa The rpmhr children IN ihen not reported
apd c~rs.qp.by re -l.c,s prost.ion contained
ton FORTH OF III. .cnooi sct OF ls6l In their behalf
cot be csjrieo cut
The s~rsgs period OF ',Ds during which the schools
Taught In 1881 ~ss over seven months aud
aAghts< The average p-riod during which they
taHehI by rc-n-.d t~ssn.rs . traction
vtU nsDth. acd three Gays less than du
mig the and twelve days lees taAn during
1910.
rhe Duob@r o. children between the ages OF four and
tWoaty ~sdiue ali the dis riots Of the State
the last dsy ~ Do suioer t5ot / 100 ol3
The sUmb4r Of cbilieD reported attending sc DOL
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Lesvirg be b. OF those between the above
wsc Sid stteDd ths common schools 26s 1872
The sbovs " 20 be understood including
ell tho chi0reu the bstseen the specified
theSo ueS s.etiors Of country and in some in
stances disorp zed dis where the nhsbit
aats not inoiua.s 10 any school district
The JuOher OF t,nSe wnich hs echoois inspected
by the sur ers during the year 20 s48
not quite twice for each school reported from.
The pumb.r Of un,ncor porsted select and private
sshoOls Included vjti The distrio 472 and the
sves age OF ps attending them 81 767-a
ides abe dminntics in both from the recsding
ycar.
The number Of schools for coored children reported
we shirty sBd the OF pupils between the ages
four and tsspty oD- yosrs ssueh in them, was AIS
There prcbs oily omrsions In tcess the
pumber Of ucb sch ,ei- The preceding 1906
the tb.drt the of Ave and
teeo taught n them sos
a. ACCOUNTS or ExrESpIrURE TIKI
MosEys
Teachers Wages.
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~o.a an unit exps noed for school pur-
po-.s curing t.. .............. So 249 614 ca
ho,e Of Pnbtc Money ,erered aud d,sbur sed.
2ecss-. tim eli touIc.e By 70 81 sup-rin
tsposots during the year reported, lend
irg July l. io5s.., .....,.......... 81 34S 367 10
Hrrcrrioneo fer T. schsrs wsges. 81 $50 eZ2 rs
Ayv-ttoDed for Ebtasiee... S2 sy3 "a
- 24o el5 10
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sel bsnn.,. Tiiaios,,n: nc; xB.yls. aldfioi, NEG
Bosros jan AFT .s'p Aan.~an q Ny,rs, ss...r
os'f sa: ;.sn kt.s,sa g.
Conn s. GU Oh ol:; sls.a 9une,n. hl,iass
ssi.o John Haraiss ehsessoa s'hr Stsiai, Ps,..
avsn. sa s'ss lone.
sss;: Ca c ,
e.. aa for csS.a f d' s' brig HAA
,oaARIfsIos. Doc si.AE SOM. si.. gri.se. ,sA Ds
si.ks acsais, from faaa 'nv s.rs l.
bs%slsas ext ysos, s.snoss n ors .sh Tin:
zT SD Dss ss Ana:
Br,psa, es' Ipsi.s
sYor,. sig 2,ss. scIr sourh k,ssy ps.,er. sTars
'o,r. r,.G s,a al, s ss,.
WET g e bark x,Z, nssss
and or BsssSn p..'sd ~ ss night on 30
Ass a., s,f: Mutual Mutual , PITT Psrn.Tsa.c s;
ota Burr Mshe~e Balimor for do Sid sobr N HAxrsA
Jan 2-A.r schrs Wa Baird stubh Richmond for eos-
ton Edw Everett Quinn Norfolk for dol aayaowsr Bart
sid b. ies Mel erscn Nall sohrs xsdawaska Thss ui..
fsss,s y steamer Cit, of Boston, clifford from Boston
ss,s.y Rs,sss;s. gsssf. for Boo
Passed by At 1oh AN stosn City Of Nov York. Ms
'fsi ,is' Siss sss Mary pgnsssou %
Helen Ryder MutuNl sobrg Noaae, Wtshings WIN
Bard. Edw Everett Eiw Stanley Msydewer, and Mary
key EST Doc 2s--sd brig Harp, Weber Boston. With
OF brig florinn, Or Oh ariess oopd m Of
kEWfOkT Dec sid bark Muri 10 ffrom Providencel.
BADGES; L Crooher, and vick.ry from Tauatoa).
Norio Virgins iron Fall R'er) Baitmofs ana sssers
NEW HAVEN J.,3-Arr sohr Camilla Biis,ard, Brns.
dyvine; sioop splendid iii, Madison, for WORK slA
bark j Forse.. Frances Porto Rioo brig Mary Emily.
WV BEpfoRD. Jan a-sld brig x.a.oni. An.s, vii.
NANTUCKET, Jan Arr sioop Lsrrs, Ray. NYoss.
PEkenCOLA prov To boo 25Arr brig or esse SNaskA
Jam,ics CID harE Brown, Lcssr, Rio Jsneirs; bris
pHiLaDELPHIa. Jan Sid b,rk chss Lex. Douslly.
PROVIDENCE Jan Arr ,ohr Mail. crovelI phil,aoa-
pills. CID brig Var kae. Thayr Charleatc sd on frie ~,
sob, r job nGon, smith, Norfolk. Nothing al ca
tn 90 re sno At. tchs SID brig, AmAne. Ross Charles
Gen Marshall Cofcord Wilm,nstou MO- shrt Raven
Rose ssvnrnah sloop Harvest. Frsncb, NYork
POhISkO 2 Fl jan lAl vessels hich PCT IN r bar
" all btund D. ectiss head who'd sod sea put back
the tfterr on, among them brig Once flr Psrsand
with sht red battom a1d black upper srcAe
and arks NV In belcs att II
PORTLAND, Jan l-cid bark Helen Warren, Sargent
snvANNAB. Doe si-Arr bark Harvos, gichois. NY vs.
brig Tsrsntnc wyusn Bstton. sohr PA dome. Bro W.
ryovk. CID -h'ps Lancaster Gifsa Liverpool; kayA1
VI sSRKs Dec 2i-Arr bark G,nS,s R.ntna, sv,rss
bvgs Ursnr-. Prince. do; liz. Am Chssa fall RIVER
as.A, John BcyU.on. Ie t el nno tessraoa Deisos
| hytrs. cid Gath lsrh 600 Thonat Fish. IYorA
Adv tfEr Noruwbcgs Clerk, bud Ce>tvny, Hupper toe
| Nyorl With despa oh bre g 90, ", sbart dods.
| SALEM, jar LID bstk Imam, " ssera Anssssls
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MARITIM X IN II L L @ z O 4
Movements OF Ocean sts.m.rs,

Port OF New York, January 4, 1853.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CtAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEI.
" phiafrom pier NO North riverT wo lines daily, at
An. and P.A-Aceomnlc dation line, at An, by
steambest john Potter TO south Amboy ears 70 Borden
town, and Steamboat r. Stockton TO Phlaielph ia
fsrcs2 Express line, nt NJ by steamboat John Pot
four hours faro-& Returning leave PHILADELPHIA OF
Am. and 2 M.
TOR ALBANy-FARF Sl.-ALBANY AMI NEW
II York Inland Route Ragtfoad.-TwS daily express
trains at A. 81. and 345 PM eonnsetng at Albany With
central lines Of railroads North and West from the
Depot OF White Elm, and Centre streets wsre
through tickets can proeursd and bageng .eeset 10,
ss0 received NJ Broono aud Bowery and Twenty
sixth street md Fourth stations Tho above Grains
will land al Croton psls and Cha shan for Cor
only All other trins will from City Hail ste
ton of Tryon and Centre street. ~ heretofore
HUDSON INTERCHANGEABLE AIRS DAILY FROM
III Chambers street, for Albany and Trey
Express train Ah.-through In four hours, connecting
evening
Mail train 8 AM Through way train Al TN.
Express train o Pm. Accommodate train. Pm.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher, Your
teenth, and Thirty frst streets.
Sunday trair, from Canal street a. TX A. NJ Sr Pough-
keepse and T. for Albany sgpinH AZ all statons.
EDMUND FkkNCU, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNI
IN ted States Mail and hxprcss Lnes through in
hours New Jersey Railroad via Jersey Cityokvng New
York foot of Corandt street at md A. NJ and an1
81 Pm. Fare in the An. and m $50 aud In the
~ and s,i T; NJ. s. Leave rhiladeiphis a. and
M and PM $50 FsI Bsl.mors, Wa ssS
Norfolk and tickets sold and through
baggage carried n ths and A. \. and and 6k p r.
lines pm New York Passsassrs With baggage oysss hS
NIT aftssA paastM before Wv tgAias lsAvs,
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
=.
PROPOSALS. FOR OIL FOR LIGHTHOUSES

-
a.s lied ss:. WI Sss
Lighthouse Estnbshment WITH thiryavo thousand 0ool
sperm snd t4opsand Soo gallons Of best
Quality prps or pressed sperm OIL to DO delivered
YORK city or New Bedford a. the option ..
prime .fier before lie fsriss iatss rsspesti1sy
500 1--WE thousand, gallons winter. and
or Su 1 AZ IF rs .s 60 BE-
5000 fsix thousand) gallons winter, and
1900 twelve thousand gallons winter. and
5000 eight thousand gallons spring OIL or about the
5000 eight thoSsand saians sprios OIL on or asou. the
10th day s Of ADJUST .i next; I'm,
Sntil TGssasy the l5th April next At o'clock
~ sGss ed ), PLACES s~sd az Yr ow t
anthorizeS to reGes IL anon. the l5h day
strnnod and 6o sir thousand five hundred gallons Of
To Be delivered or about the 18th May next to tn
Collector and Superintendent Of Lights at Osweso New
1000 sixteeu hundred, gallons winter, and
Coy sfistSsn hundred, gallons sprng oil
Collector and superintendent Of Lights a. PIstsbur,
800 five hundred gallons winter strained, and
500 thye hundred gallons srring oil !
mentioned places for the lights the Lakes 10 smell
@ 10 in y sr a s s ls a M
to the United states all the costs of transport dam
age and leakage being at the charges aud risk tho
tractor contractors and AN tests and inspection to be
made prior to the alton of the oil FROM tho
tractors house or Other place of deposit.
The lots Of oil required delivered board the
supply vessels shall lie delivered when the said vessels
may be IN roadnes receive the and in the supply
vessels should he receive tho
spechod Cor its delivery then the contrasting party will
at liberty to deliver II to authorized agent tho Light
house Establishment residing at the point ofdcvery
shall be entitled to payment therefor within fifteen day
from such delivery
the oil contracted under tho foregoing proposals
be subjected to the usual tests OF specific gravity
porature at which it will remain nipid by burning and
suoh other means may be thought proper by tho per
persons whom that duty BIO assigned by the
Lighthouse Board before II will be accepted Tho winter
strained oil to remain mpid ct temperature of - deg o.
FahreDheh lower aud tho spring strained oil ut
peratures Of 40 deg. OF Fahrenhcit or lower
bond with security to the satisfaction of tho Depart
ment IN penalty equal to cffth OF the Amount of each
contract made under the foregoing poss will
OF each Contractor conditioned for faithful peror
Of each contract.
The Board under tho suthorty OF the Department
the right to reject bid though may be the low
est, from other conAide rntions than les amount.
by order Of the Lighthouse Board.
THORNTON A. JENKINS. Secretary
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ASTRa,I.OGT,

AIRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUnOPE rDR aFE
M skill Ia oretsiing thu future has arrived, will
uish intelligence about all circumstances of III. 10 oil thoe
who may address het She inerprets dreams matters
and love aroogy books and science end tells her visit
the they wl yrry Mrs Alvin spsnks the Eng
lsh French German languages Residence He 2owery.
up stairs Sta street OSe hours frcr ~ ~ TO
oP ~
wi evcrProfeseor lawton, Boston, formerly OF Lon
will send address, receipt OF dollar
paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen ~ win
the devoted affections Of the opposite thor
he arts desrs The il simple, hut captt
waiting that all be married irrespective OF age appear
ition and last, though no. leash II Nc
RANGED with such and dGcacy that detection Is i'm
possible Address Professor Iawtcn, Bostoa Mass. No
ottors taken ost Once uness the postage IL paid
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPERIOR CoURT-JONATHAN SUR
IN gcs and Mary r. his WIFE and Charles NJ Leupp against
Ann Kino Catharno inc and Henry Kline Summons For
relief Com not serl 10 the defendants above samodYou
hereby summoned and required the
in this action which iod IN the office of te Clerk of the
Superior Court of the city OF Now York mt the
said city the 9th day Of tebraary 1855 and 10 copy
Of your 20 the said complaint the subscriber
his Office, No III Nassau street Of PING In tho city Of
Now York within twenty after the service OF this
you exclusive Of the day Of uoh service aud You
fail TO the said complaint within the e aforesaid
the PLAINTIFF in this action win apply 60 the court for the
HENRY X. CUMMINGS Plaintiffs Attorney. II Nassau 49,
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EXTRA PAY.

nFFicERS, MARINES, AND SAILORS OF The
" navy and ccers and of the service who
srysd IN the Pacific ON the coast # Caornis during tho
Mexcab war or At tno from 1916 to 1852 entitled
extra pay In Of the death Of the shove
heirs can obtain the same. ADDRESS, apply TO
T. I. Belts &c Wall street basement.
limited STATES sEAMENs EXTRA PAY OFFICE.
% wan street front oihee second foor.-Oficcrs
men mud mnrnca CT the legal representatives OF euoh
served IN United Sptea vessel Pacific
June. lc6 10 February, 1862 entitled double paw
Apply So above. II. ROWING Agent.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON-
IN pany through TO San Francisco via Aspnwail and
Panama, at greatly reduced rsesNo detention ON ths
lsthmusOThe and fast side wheel double engine
ship UNION. 1900 tons Richard Adams win
Leave New York for AspinwA Navy Bay. from pier Ne
precisely connecting with the and magnificent side
wheel double engine steamship COR1ES TONS Thomas
H. Chopper. commander which steamer will be In readi-
ness a. Panama to receive the Unions passpgsr and sail
Immediately for San Francisco The
ventilation Of the Cortes be desired Her
Panama, aud while the Pacific coas unsurpassed
Every exertion will be made tho line
comfort expedition and safety Passengers will
landed on the wharf at Aspiuws taking the Panama Rail-
road and cautioned that tickets for this line sold
only At ~ Broadway; DAVIS BROOKS co, General
the public.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPAND
carrying the great linked States weekly
United States mail line for California and Oregon via AS
pinwali and Panama, leaving Now York 5th 18th,
Dth and 18th of each enthusiastically reduced prces-Ths
splendid United States steamship CITY
1900 tons burthen John Nc down, commander Will sail on
pier the foot Of Warren street. North The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamer OREGON
will lie In readiness 1t Panama to receive the
mails and passengers, and sail immediately Fran
CISCO The Crescent City will be followed the 9Th
burfhen, d. d. Porter u s. N, commander Connect
ing at Panama with the PsciHo Mail Steamship Compsnys
magnificent mall steamship TENNESSEE. Tho Pacific Mall
Steamship Company always keep extra steamers Pana
to ensure immediate despatch For freight passage
Il the Office Of the companies IL West street. corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28
SPORTING.

LNANCY PIGEONS-A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
pouterB swallows. magPes, boards, tumblers fans,
runs, &c, for sale Apply at IS vesey street.
NANCY PIGEONs.-THOSE WHO ADMIRE THESE
ntereBtins BIRDS and would like to them Ia their
perfection, will III very choice collection OF poutors
rers, iantas ru magPies harb aud tumbcrs together
with variety of the half stock breed. For
sale the store 2G0 owery. The Original depot
EaGenus' celebrated siren 81 cning plaster.