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Professional Notices.

MENTAL NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
~ Wishing TO do strictly cash business and tb-y.hv
avoid the trouble Of collecting accounts and oss nv ~
csbt propose The following ndueemen, for has H.
srabe object; Zach Of my c.sh patrons will receive NUN
o~rea receipt Tor the AMOUNT paid for my services AT "a.
end OF TIE present year number will be drawn tom
among al those gwen out and the holder Of he pub-
% drawn VII present library Of valuable pey boo[s
amounting to sloe. Among which are Web.,sys -
sIldsed Dictionary Rols Ancient History histories Of
Warrington, Franklin Bonsparte ShsIsn~,S 's ~ ~
shAtspeEe Josephns, B,rou Burnss Moore 0olds1i,b
Scott ke- Se; PluArch's Live. Cyclouedia IN TT.Si
Of sAursl History, American Book Of Beauty wit man.
otnefs o. nae value which may be seen Al he ITvir
House Book Store, No. III Charaber.-sr ~ A'Ns
NB-sstssctory references gwen Of re.pons;bil;, a
professional ability Terms moderzte a HERETOFORE ~
II. g. LUTHER Surgeon Dentist
so eS n'oac"aJ between Bond and Ble-ckerrs
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NOTICE.--An persons holding Drafts of the
IN ate firm Of HENLEY HASTINGS. OfS.cr,n-,.o
City, California Winslcv, LAnisr Co No = Wa,
ke~fork VII please present tie for payment a. he
once Of aid Winslcw, LA-ier Co.
New-fsrk. Feb. 7, lS5S HENLEY L HASTINGS
By THOMAS J. HENLEY
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
- COAPANY-C Connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY-0nly through United States
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via HA.
tANA; for AsPINWALL and PANAMA. The splendid
Steamship EMPIRE CITY, Henry Windle, Commander.
VIII saul from the Pier loot Of Wsrrenst North River
on SATURDAY feb. IL at o'clock, r. N. pcisely
per UMPIRE CITY will be transferred to the
Steamship FL DORADO al Havana and sal imm sdissIg
for Aspinwa and connect with the Pacific Mail Steamship
COEpaDy's steamers from Panama 70 San Francisco
=, RATES on FARE TO AsPfswALL.
fnst CABIN, State Room. sa5
Lower An and Forward Saloon. S.
second Cabin, standee Berths. IS
FOR passage, apply TO CHARLES A WHITNEY
Al the Othes Of the Company, No. III West-st,
Corner Of Warreu-se
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TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL,

IL RIvER-The splendid and superior steameu BAR
STATE, Capt Nn. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE. Cs2e
BENJAMIN Brayton. leave alternate days, tSands an
ceptedl from Pier No s. N r, near the Battery utIA
yor fteigh apply on board AZ The Office Pier Ma
Freight TO Boston Is forwarded through with great d.
patch by an express freight train
TIsDALE 4 BORDEN. No. 70 and II wess
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .

4 USTRALlAN FAC MI Line II ne eSu-
N tful clipper ship THEoXINA Will be dispatched
on her rsxuar iav sA-ly N March The propreicrs OF
tti.re N attention 70 this splendid vessel AMI rehr 70
The prompt manner which their former ships the AoGs
and Peytonal have sailed from this port To persons intend
Inc 20 t Australia this line offers the advantages Of ts,
vessels elegance of accommodation and every comfort 70
render the voyage AgreeAbe-bens commanded BY tired
snd sxrerienced CAPTAINS and provisions tbs
ro.; liberal scale An early application Is i'm 6tsnt APP
NV on board or 70 ANTONIO PELLETlER, No. IS Wall
St or ONERMANN 4 GRUNER. No. Is South-st.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Winte

IL Afrsnsenent TTan1 leave JhAmbefHd dAily, -
Albany and Troy.
Express Train "A. NJ through in 4 hours eosnecuag
With Trains reaching Buffalo Montreal O'Clock sans
evening.
Mail Train A. M.-Throush Way Train P. NJ.
Express Train 5 p. M.-AccommoaationT rain6P. ~
For Tauytown at2 Z. Nj and Evening Tram Of u
O'clock
For Pokeepsie at 1890 A. NJ and P. M-For Psehski1
at530PM M.
The Tarytown, Psekskil and Po'ksepss Trains sopS
oil Way Stations a..
Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal Christopher IN
and 3lst-sta .
SUNDAY TRAINS nom Csnsj-st. at 7so A. M for Pos(k
keepsie asd at for Albany stopping al all Wy -
oona EDMUND FRENCH, Superintsndssk
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Gteambcats ag0 Railroads.

TOR ALBANY-Fare Sl.-ALBANY AMI
Il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RAlLROAD.-rwo
daily express trains az NJ and ~ Z VI, connecting al
Albany With Central Line of Railroads North and West non
new Depot corner Of White Elm and Centress, wAeru
Schenectady Utica syracuse Rochester and Buffalo PAs-
sensrrs also received Broome aud Bowery and &ths
ard 4hav stations The above 'rsius VIII land ps.enfcI
Al Crotcn Falls ana Chatham Four Corners only All Other
trains will star, from CIty HAL station, OF Tyonw
harntnfAca-
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WETMORE, ROBERT & Co. Stock. Note
pas;, Csaf,ssrsA bsak Bssls.s, Nc. y wssN
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USTRALIA-CLIPP LINE.-The
N splendid ship AKBAR Loco uns burden, J l.. Gibbs,
commander, viii be dispatched from NewfoLS for Me-;
bourne Port Philip the 18th Of February. This vessel
wss built expressly for the East India trade and - very
fast sler having inside tia from NewIork 70 Liver
POOL IN 23 DAYS This ship Will only take about thirty
seuEers Tor which she bas ssperor accommodations APP
ply 10 WIN. t DuGAN. No. IS Frcnt-st, or 10 ARhELL
ELLIOTT, No. 146 PeaTl-st.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROADS

IN Trains leave pier foot OF Duane ST. a. foIowsi
ExPREss Train at7A.M. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
MAIL TRAIN az o AM. for all stations.
WAY TRAIN az 80 PM, for Piernont and Suhsru.
WAYTRAIs at 80 PM for Delaware, via Jersey CITY.
Express TRAIN at PM every day for Dunhnh Az
Buffalo. -
Both E1pre. Trains connect at Dunkrk With The LaAs
Shore Railroads for Cleveland and thence direct 70 Cncln
natl also to sapdusky Toledo, Monroe, Detroit and CHI.
casn CHAS MINOT, Superntondsnk
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
~ posas for the Grsdins Msson snd sgperstrneture
viii be received on the first day Of March the Oee Of
the Company Elmra the Maps and Probes Of the line
Will be found the Engineers Office az Troy the line Of
the Road WM. MORELL, Chief Engineer.
A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Notice is hereby gwen that the Books for Subscnp
ton 70 the Stock Of the Australian Steamship Csmpa-
nv Ia Corporafon organized under the laws 81 the STATED
will b. opened URSDAY nth inst AZ 10 o'clock At the
BANKING House Of Messrs DUNCAN. SHERMAN, a Co,
NilhAm-st. ISAAC NEWTON, } g.. -
BENJAMIN HOWARD, n Nm, :.
q. T. SNOW, O"eN"''
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o.yIcE OF TIE ST. NICOLAS IssrRascE Co.
Corner Of Sth-av. and -3d-st. Fee. = 1883
TIVE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this

dsv declared ssui annual dividend 10 Tire S,ockhod-
or Of FOUR 90 PER CENT payable on and AFTER re
f5b irst TIE transfer book vii be closed unill ina; day
CHAS. o. RICHARDSON Secretary.
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WEEKLY LINE to CALIFORNn-u 8
~ s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

IT S. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Newt Orleans, via Havana, the splenad seass-
ship EMPIRE CIdl hS. !, w. So,,S Wi sal
SATURDAY. February Il, st o'clock z. NJ presi-ely
KArES or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND SEwoRLEASs
New Advancement.
ladies' sud Afer Saloon Berths IA
Lower Forw ard Ssloon BeEths Observation-Disclosures. 70
StFSrnge
No freight taksn % Havana bu, specie.
Frght taken Orleans ~ 50 cents per cubic loot
SHIPPERS ofe ght requested 20 supply themselves WITH
the Coppanys bills Of lading which may be bad on spp
eAtion Al the Office Ne other form viii be signed.
No bills Of ladus signed after ~ o'clock the lsJ Il
sailing.
For height or passage spplyto
M. o. ROBERrS. Ne Ii West ct. corner of wsr-a
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWER.
~ sEY.-New-York to Easton, Pa. Fare u 7b-yA
Arrangement commencing November is, 1882 Leave Pier
No North River daily, for ka.ton and intsfned,,fs
places at AN, II ~, and 3+5 PM, and for Sonsrvl4
st4SPM Returning, leave Philhpsbars ct o snds Al
and 3l5PM.
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Or,,rr or rHT uEncANTfLt FIkE INsUkLN~E "
N''N' " No ls4 Broadway, corner Of John.st
yJyHF ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirty Di-
.ror, Of tbs Company and Three InsPeeigrs Of tae
NJ Escfion VIII t4ke place al TIE otee o. ne Cspy
o. Re hour Of L o'clock A VI ale 2ocoek IL
Nev-York. Feb. ], lsS5 JOhN oAAf-1N- 81
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and NEW-HAyEN RAIL-

~ ROAD COMPANY DIvTDEND.-A dividend Of
THREE DOLLARS AND HALF PER SHARE on
the CAPITAL stock Of this Company has been declared pay1-
be on and after the 18th OF February instant stockhod
ers whose stock reEis,ered N Sewfork, Will receive
stock registered in New Haven. the COnpAnys ohce
New Haven, and those whose stock il stered N Boz
ton the Office OF Mes J. 2 1hsyer Brother Boston.
TIE trarffer books Will Be closed from the h instant ~
O'Clock P 20 the 18Th o. Febr1a-y. Incllsve.-New
York Feb. 9. 1853. MORRIS KETCHlM. TreaHiEer.
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I III. WAINWRIGHT, Stock and Exchange
~ Broker, refers BY permission to Messrs.
Jas. @. King Sons. v Y. Grinnell Mnturn Co, NY
March Benson, n. Y. Gilbert, Coe Johnson, y. Y.
Aug. Belmont, Esd n. Z. VIM. b. Aston Esq, ". Y.
Elisha Riggs ESQ, y. Y. Joe. u. Beers. Esq w
COrcoran RsEs, WAshton Peter Wainwright Boston
T o. Lartn, California
Mr. w will be in London during the months Of January,
February and March and Will receive proposals r the
duct Of any negotiations with which he be entrusted
Application to b. made 20 w A. STEBBISS, No. Al VIII
haJn-st. in the Insurance Buildings.
N r. COBB Il Co, No. % Wsll-st, Stock
IN Commission and Collection Brokers'
STOCKS bought and sold; sests, Ralrosd, c'tJ sn<
other Loans egotiAted
COLLECTIONS made In al parts Of The UnitsS s-sts
md Cansdas with promptneA
H1 DRAFTS for SALE on the
Union Bank Of London
Belfast Banking Co. OF ireland.
National Bank OF Scotland.
We are BY special authority authorized 70 issue Drst's
the above Banks payable 81 sight and IN from
TAYLOR BROTHERS. No 70 wsll-st, cor Pearl.
~
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Removals..
JEREMIAH LAMBERT e. Co, have RS
~ moved their stock Of Dry Goods to No 07 Greenwich
four doors below Spng st. until ls May TO enable them
TO enlarge ther old store.
NOTICE of REMOV AL.-UBSDELL,
IN PERSON Co. would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have removed from
Canast 20 the spacious premises No. al Broadway.
DEMOVAL.-The subscribers have removed
IL from No S2 Pesrst the large and spacious store
No 81 John, formerly occupied by John w Quincy and
Quincy Dtlaperre where they will carry the Amer
can Hardware business in all It's branches The attention
city and country buyers Is invited -
DEMOVAL-CARR x HICKS have re-
moved TO No 50 Nassau.s where they will keep,
formerly general assortment Blank Books and Station
cry articles
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Of shower which lasted them during the
whole of one night, and caused freshet Of small
tent but the recently finished portion Of the railroad
bridge stood without inching From Cruces we learn
there has been little nothing doing in the way OF
business bat several firms there have recently received
large stock Of goods from this city and trade seems to
be imp, owing there.
Metuchin fast becoming the place of attraction up
the road and the river, and within three months
it will be the principal station on the road.
Al Panama business is somewhat improving
The present OF passengers has but added to the
hopes OF Isthmenian capitalists, who previously
encouraged by the new order of things.
The Illinois arrived here this morning with 100 passen
gers and is to leave here to night for New York at IL
O'Clock p. NJ She unfortunately detained at King
ston and by the fog her leaving New York, number
Of hours each point the passen GERS OF the john
Stephens might have reached New York inside OF twenty
four days The Stephens brought seven hundred assen
gers and ST. 600 in treasure all OF which reached
here yesterday. She brings very little news of import
Capt c. X. Garrison elected Mayor Of San Francis
CO. Samuel Brunnan State Senator, &c The Indian am
cul,ies in Lower California still continued The last day
markets foows-Flour. mixed, in barrels II %
a 50 so; quarter sacks domestic, at Sl4
In last regular semi weekly edition we published
comparative notice of the Nicaragua and Panama routes
TO which we would refer exchanges.
Mr. II. c. Eyers made trip from Cruces to Panama,
and thence on return TO Aspinwa last week, within
seventeen hours having been delayed several hours in
Aspnwall
Tuesday last the election for Representative to the
Provincial Legislature held and Bartolome Cayoi OF
Panama elected for this canton and Dr. Demers de
Pomero as Suplente.
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New Granada.

9th of September The country enjoys perfect tranquil
lily although much agitation exists among the people
tuition.
The electoral question has given rise to much discus
son which is carried to rather alarming extent in
of the provinces. The question Of religion is
also creating good deal of dissatisfaction among
PARTIES who cannot yet reconcile themselves to the
change.
In Bogota the Provsor and Vicar General of the Arch
diocess has delivered against the law Of mat
Eony declaring and pointing out to the faithful that the
connes lions which formed according to that law will
be considered concubnage At the time he also
denies the right of the civil tribunals to interfere in d
authority 1t expected that the prelaes the other
doceses Of the republic will follow this example, in
which considerable difficulty may be anticipated be-
tween the Church and State.
Beyond these items we find nothing Of Importance in
archa
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miscellaneous Items.

CAIFoRNL, NoMENCI-,TrRE.-Some of our people in the
interior extraordinary taste in nomenclature
The election has brought TO light such delectable
localities Whisky Creek Jackass Gulch, Humbug City,
One Horse Town. One Mule Town. Drunkars Bar, Murder
er's Bar Shirt tail Canon Lower Humbug, Negro Hill,
Fiddletown, Coon Hollow Jay Hawk Condemned Bar,
Grizzly Flat Mosquito Canon Poverty Bar, Mule Canon
Greenhorn Muggin, vile, Mad Muletown Sucker Flat
Rattesnake Bar, Yankee Jims Peppermint Bar, Mad ca
pon Humbug Canon, Rough and Ready French Corral
&c For the love of postery reform your nomenclature
good people, before ii is too late Unlike the settlers of
most Of the other States our people have retained
very few OF the Indian for localities Most Of the
rivers and counties the State and of the settle
ments south of Sacramento still known by the eu
phonous Spanish titles given them by the early Califor
mans They very devout people and sprnkled the
of their favorte saints all the country Thus
we have San Francisco San joaquin, San Diego, Santa
Clara, Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara San rnardno, Santa
Ysabel Luis Obispo San Anreas San Jose, San An
.onio San Rafael San eandro, Santa Ynez, San Gabriel
San Miguel and whole calendar more of Sans and San
tas OF their uneccesiastica names, what more eupho
NOUS than Mendooino, Mariposa, Alameda, Nevada Boil
mas, Sacramento Alviso Salnes Sonoma Sierra Sauce
Ito, vaecito, Martinez, and Pstaluma.-Sdn Francisco
Herald
CInNEsE MARMAGE.-By the Hon Henry Eno the Goth
August, at okeumne HILL Keong Ahsing Of Hong Kong
the accomplished Miss Anew, Of Tit Sing, Empire of
China This is the first marriage that has been
LIBERATED in California between the Celestials.
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Superior Court-Second Part.

Before Hon. Judgs Campbell.
OcT 6-Ifdk Ley Brothers The Ne,c York and Erie
Railroad ComTany-This an action brought by the
plaintiffs importers of fancy goods in this city, against
the defendants for tn, detention of two trunks containing
fancy goods shipped by them board the defendants
cars at Dunkrk the 3lst day Of july 1851 for the
city of New York. 1t alleged the part Of the plain
ts, by Mr.. d. Taylor, their counsel that the trunks
addressed to the plaintiffs in New York. by super
scrpton card fastened to them that the defendants
agreed to deliver the trunks and contents to the plaintiffs
at their place of business in New York uninured and in
good order when delivered to the defendants without
any unnecessary delay that instead Of being delivered
they detained by the defendants until the 18th day
of October 1851 in consequence of which detention the
goods had become unfason ,be, unmarketable and de-
precated in value to the loss Of the plaintiffs of 1892 For
Defence contended by Mr. Fuller that the trunks
not addressed to the plaintiffs and that the only
mark them was, g NJ. L. b. NJ ", and that the de-
PENDANTS agreed to deliver the trunks at the plain
ts place Of business but that their usual of bu
siness to deliver all goods at their depot in this city,
which they did in this instance the 4th Of October
1851 but owing to the egible marks the trunks in
question: the defendants unable ascertain to whom
they belonged although they used every to do
The defendants also aege that the mark the freight
bills "Lennng 4 Co.., but such name could be
found in the Directory by any other and that
in consequence thereof they not liable for the de-
tention.
OCT. 10.-The submitted to the jury Friday
evening but in consequence Of the adjournment of the
court the result not known until this morning. when
the Jury brought in a verdict for plaintiffs, $780,
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CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
OcroBhx l0.-1he United States Ffanocsoc Gonzales
The prisoner u Spaniard and slightly coored.
William Palmer, mate of the ship Waban examined BY
Mr. Cumming, Associate District Attorney deposed that
the prisoner Francesca Gonzales steward the YES
sci for part OF the voyage from New Orleans to Havre and
that he wounded him, Palmer with knife, the 26th
OF April last on the high Witness described the cir
cumsances OF the assault the prisoner had been ordered
by the captain to perform duty which he refused to
do witness asked him why he did not obey the captains
orders; he raised knife and said he would stick any
who came near him: he was in the pantry at the time
witness went forward and put his head the pantry
window and the prisoner struck him the head with
knife witness afterwards seized the prisoner with the
assistance of the captain wrested the knife from him
and placed him in room; the blow pretty severe
cut right ~ the bone and witness bed prousely
could and he gave witness second cut the head
which also bed very much the prisoner deserted from
the ship in Havre
Cross examined by Mr. whcdon-dd not the captain
strike kick the prisoner; Gonzales went to work
sailor the next day after the assault and worked all the
Havre he did not return in the vessel witness did
not him since he deserted there until ne saw MIN Ia
this city.
John Mcdonnell ordinary seaman on board the
Waban on the voyage from New Orleans TO Havre saw
part of the difficulty deposed to by the mate the captain
directed that the side of the ship should not
be preached until he orders the captain orders
violated and lie went to make inquiries about III
the steward said it he that had done it, and told the
captain not to interfere with his business the captain
desired him not to be saucy the steward held knife up
in his hand, and told the captain he would give him the
contents of it, the captain told him several times to
out Of the pantry but he would not do so the mate
down. witness then described the assault aeposed
to by the mate. Guilty. Sentence deferred
Charge of Larceny al Sed.-The United States against
Francis Hartley and Isaac Goodal.-The prisoners were
charged with larceny of trunk, containing quantity Of
wearing apparel and one hundred and eighty gulders
(about $s5 the property Of Mary Noonan, passenger
on board the ship Victoria when on her last voyage from
London to this port. The jury found Goodal guilty. and
acquitted sentenced
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Irri.ing by Sea from Jan. ! 10 Aug. 81.
Chinese Memorial Subscription to Christian
Church,

This present paper respectfully showeth that the
howery flag Amercans-have determined to erect
brick edce three stories in height in Tong street
classical for the Chinese derived from the celebrated
Tang Tong dynasty which contemporaneous with
the Saxons in England.) The first story will contain a
school for nstruc ton in reading and ransatng the
American language ami literature, IN geography and
tronomy and in the sciences and customs of this
try; and also library, reading and dspensary.
From these will result the benefits, ao, of increased
friendship harmony and mutual intercourse. The middle
story will be occupied BY church, where the advent
OF the Sabbath there will be preaching and in tructon in
the doctrines of Jesus admonishng to repentance
and reformation The upper story viii be the residence
of the pastor and his family The entire cost of the
building and materials will amount to about twenty
'hsusand dsar We Americans have subscribed towards
this object dollars We request
the gentlemen of he middle fowery kingdom whether
wealthy merchants honorable visiters of benevo
ence just scholars crafty by afordng their
sistance towards completing the required This is
respectfully presented in the ident hope it will
81 TO-,