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EXTRA PAY.

TNxTRA PAY TO SAILORS AND MARINES WHO
~ served the of California from ls45 TO lSO.
TIE undo regned will prosecute tho claims Of all
entitled the pay reasonable centage
the due long experience in the Navy Depart
peculiar adv antages and Will give to nj
claims immediate attention Applicants will please apply
my agent q. q. shufeldt, Eie No. Nassau street
N WYNN. II. TOPPING, Washington, D. C. Reoommeu.
tions"Mr VIM. II. Topping having been clerk in this
Office nine years and upwards take pleasure in bearing
,ha. O. TsySss TT, Treasury m NJ
abovc-Jno Etheridge, Chief Clerk Of the Navy Depart
mtntn ~ concur in the aboye-Wm. Sinclair, Chof Of
n,oyeJes. Smith, Chief Of Bureau Of Nay Yards and
Chief Of Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydrography; Com W.
b. shui rick Chief OF Bureau Of Contraction &o George
Eco Chief Clerk Of the Treasury Department.
John Pottp Eco Chief Clerk Of the War Department. Hon.
II, Walbridge, and the Hon. o. Bovine.
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OCUTLsTs AND AURISTs.

DEAFNFss. NEW DISCOVERY. LESLRYS OR
- ga.ic vibrator enables DEAF persons TO hear distinctly
That could possibly be desired To be had at 81 penAr
street, New York, Of y. " RRV0hAN, only a9eat isr
America, Prioe ~.
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A STAND FOR SALE IN WEST WASHINGTON MAR.
IA kot sGuRrc-It Will 10 sold cheap tho 60
ing TO California Inquire at "A Yesey street Ia the bowling
sgloon for tLrco days.
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BUSINESS FOR sALR-A PAPER BOX FACTORY,
- occupying twelve ha Us steadily where thera only
cash customers From 800 20 $3.50 worth Of work delivered
weekly Said business including soms small tools work
lars inquire at " b. PALMERS Advertising agency, Fri
bu
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RESTAURANTS.

NAPOLEON III. HAS WRITTEN TO GOVERNOR
~ Seward for exact plan Of his Cave Of
In Paris The original may corner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15
DANCING ACADE MIFs.

NEW CLAssEs.-BROOKEs' DANCING ACADEMY
at his new Assembly Rooms, No e6l Brsoms street
til o'clock class for ladies and misses on Tues
day afternoons from till o'clock for gentle
men, Tuesday evenings from till l0 o'clock Thu
from the time Of subscription The sohsc viii
continue open during tho whole year
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A DIsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT ELIzA.
"A lethtown, N. JSix lots, each twenty four feet vo
inches front by hundred feet Deep Liberty street.
the OF South street This property situated
IN pleasant nighborhood opposite the mansion Of
Mr. Van felt ard VII he fold separately in parcel
For fcrna INQUIRE Of Alexander Wilson. No. III Washing
ton street Jersey City Of Lewis Randolph Jersey street,
Flizabethtown; or OF James Robinson, No. l2 Second
sirnNt navy nrl
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TOR sALE.-A sPLENDIDLY FITTED UP BAR, AND
the house elegantly furnished all through upper
Of the housc Will for wao.. The
lease has three years and the stock large we'll
The whole will DO sold for about $40J Appy
G. g. UoWES IS Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

no LET OR LFASE-TIE UPPER PART or TrE
building No. le5 Mercer street. consant two rooms
rs by 100 feet with eighteen in each room Apply
to REED IRUESDELL, III Mercer street
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ITO LET-THREE NEW FOUR STORY HOUSES BUILT
with view to every comfort and ccnyenienee situated
In Brooklyn of Cbaunoey street and Patohn
two blocks from Fulton Rent 70 good enans $l5
per year Inquire Of T. SACKMAN, Go vosey street. up
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C.OEO ANY GENTLEMAN WITH THIS THRILLING
ZcO. capital purchase the good will and fixtures
pets of slt commits sion and agency business paying
$500 per month {Rent cf ofce 800 per The
sent occupants about cmbarking in extensive
business and will throw ali their inueD In the the
Iurcaeer. Apply Immediately at lO2 Nassau street. ooo
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TOR sALE-THE STOCK AND PIXTuRES or A RE.
tail grocery and liquor store together with lease
mises vt low rent Apply At 35 Frt avenue
Of Nineteen th street.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BRfCKMAKERs.--FOR
~ sole ort lease from hvo TO forty % valuable
and hy land situate Long Island about IS
sound and in addition to plentiful supply OF water
taDs auable bed OF clay and sand the very beat
quality fer the panuacture OF brick. Apply TO
BRADLEY, MILLS X WC0DHULL u Wall street.
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| RIO LET-TliE WHOLE OF THE UPPER PART OF
the building 500 Broadway Prince
side, directly opposite metropolitan Hotel Inquire OF
| HENRY u PEL1Eg, in tho store
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CARROLL HOUSE FOR SALE-NO. 722 BROADWAY,
~ opposite the New York Hotel, containing forty rooms
with bar and reading first aoor largo reteu
rant in the basement the whole newly furnished and fitted
up in the most gentee manner The furniture will DO sold
with the lease four years run. low
with privilege renewal years longer It's
situation In the qusrter tho city vicinity
to the Crystal Palace makes this opportunity seldom
be met with. Apply at No 100 Pearl street stairs
tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

ITO RENT-FROM THE FIRST OF MAY, A TWO
story double frame house with Easements stable wagon
houfe, shed 6c and nice yard situated in nth stre
letTeen Third and Fourth avenues. Apply
DIR. FINLAY, Eighty sixth street, YorkYie
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ITO LET IN WILLIAMSBURC-A VERY PRETTY
convenient cottage delightfully."- situated South Ninth
street about three minutes walk from Peck slip ferry
house contains eleven rooms two parors bod
room on the first floor and fvo tho
nlso good basement and kitchen particulars inquire OF
KNAUFFT, % Gold street, corner of Spruce or at GW
Broadway.
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| ITO LET IN GOTHIC HALL NO. $40 BROADWAY
several for factories with without steam
Also the play house. for theatrcais lectures exhb
tionr. Entrance In Broadway. Inquire Of Mr. PARKER
o1o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

GOATS M1LK.-FoR SALE. TWO PRETTY PET
~ gosts whie have lately kidded. Apply at LOO Pearl
Prices Sl2 u SI6,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

no MANUFACTURERS OR OTHERs-THR ADyER
tiser having pcco of property situated in populous
neghborhood in close proximity to several ferries Will
Harrisburg and ErooLlyn dcsrous of leasing the
aterm OF years Buildings capable Of being adapted al
most any purpose entrance two streets IL desired
Corner building occupied dwelling and in perfect
Addresa Pierce Herald -
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4 HOTEL FOR SALE OR 10 LET--fN MORRISANTA,
~ lower village corner Of Eighth street aud Forlham
with basement large shed and stable with land
fer garden. Aito two story cottage with eight iots
Franklin avenue. For particulars apply IT f Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

WILL SELL, OR EXCHANGE, VERY VALUABLE
w timber and mill property for good real estate in this
city vicinity; also few very valuable lots in St An
tlcny City Ninnssots; Apply to ;. LAUGHToN, 81
Broadway or to j. NJ BARROWS corner Of John and Mas
4 au streets oyer'the Astor bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

TIRCCs.-NEW YORK AMPHITIIEATRB, ROW
the French E9uestrfan Troupe
Madame TourBiaire, Mile. Josephine,
Mile. Louise, Mons. Tournairc.
The performances will consist of the grand Nancgo Ac by
Madame Tourniairo and Partisan Equesransm, by Miles,
Louise ard Josephine, 30.
Mr. Charles Rvos and Family, in La Statue Bianch
Clown, Sam IStkpOp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

rTNO LET-IN SEvENTY-SECOND STRRET, BETWEEN
broadway and Eighth avenue, 70 pleasant placs, larg
house, carriage house. eight lots Of ground with fruit
Two lines Of stages Broadway and Eighth
road route Apply to E. VAN AIKEN, 1888 West
Twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

TOAT.-THE VERY BEST QUALITY OF PEACH On
~ chard red ash and stove Sizes we'll screened sAA
delivered good srder from under % ro
ncest se for Eroeers always hand ut
street corner Of Rivington. MAT CLINTON
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ANSVlkUCVlONs
RoOKKEEPING, &C-MR. w. j. RINvILLg NO 80
- broadway, continues to receive
cal instruction In bookkecpin arithmetic Ne auayina
them IN the most thorough aud ecent tho du
ties Of the counting room. Open day and evening
ENRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT by A MOST PRAC.
tical system which enables every dgent student to
speak and write the language correctly and hueny
year Terms moderate Lessons given pleasure la any
part Of this city. Address b. d., Herald office.
DENMANsHIP.-MR GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
new pupils daily ~ his rooms, No. $50 Broadway La
dies classes at IL and O'Clock; gentlemen at "a 49, and
2 and o'clock =. NJ Private instruction at hours son.
veaient to the pupil. SEQ cards at the academy.
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN
~ favoratly known In this oty teacher Of his native
language, will mpart instruction In the to adss or
gentlemen his once In any part OF Tho city will
make tansatons with correctness and propety Al
ply at 3s3 Broadway, room No. H. up stairs
ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP EDUCATED
English gentleman thirty years OF age, who has moved
in the very best society Ia ssekng In America home
the education Of Eentlemnns young children, at their
ft er house, and would devote any portion the whole
Of his time to their instruction. training and de-
pertinent For such object he will DO prepared pro-
ee to any portion OF the United States
syem Of ncuication which he adopts In the English
highly beneficial to those placed under his charge and
satisfactory to parents WHO are deeply Interested
ture well.doin o. their offspring Sex Of child not ma
teral WI ere evidence Of COED breeding gentle and do
oty pte Beet OF reference given as to
bility Address post paid, H. J. f. Broadway Post Once
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K C00 TO 500, CASH-HoUSEs AND LOTS, PAY
NOUO ing fifteen per cent, will be sold easy
pply 70 G. @. ANDREWS a2l Droadway. third story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

G2 O0O FOE ao:aTnosE VINO WAIT CHEAP
vsnsnt to railroad and two large carriage factories
print works, schools churches, &C. for $50 payable s.
month each lot and by taking two have chance
draw house aud OF ground worth $1,000, will
please call at s. WILCOX, 81 John street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

ITO LIFT IN BROOKLYN-A NEW THREE STORY
and basement house in Living street. between Smith
and Hoyt streets The above house Is finished in modern
STYLE with 2xtures &C. and has good
cellar The situation is desirable and to
Wall street ferry Inquire at No Schormerhorn street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

DANoRAMA FOR sALE.--A GRAND ORIGINAL PAN
j. orsma interesting and popular subject
ssul exhibition Is offered for SALE An eyoeent opportu
nifty for of enterprise and capital to realize for
tune Terms reasonable. For particulars address MATHEW
CANNING attorney at law, No. Mercantile Buildings,
LiluJo p1i pe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-A FIRST CLASS ROUSE,
in Pacific street Henry, ew mnutes walk the
South ferry The house will be let 20 who would
take the t. board None brt those
fee stating Possession house will
giyen n this Of April.
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no LET-AT $50 FOURTH AVENUE, A PARLoR AND
bedroom adioinins frst nocr suitable for ientisr,
some other light business; also urnshed bedroom
the fooI nhoye hot and cold in the Apply
above. References exchanged
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story and basement house. No. 235 Washington street.
near johnson eight minutes walk ferry ward
1870 feet deep In the rear Of the house Anpy "a " r
CHURCH, q Maiden lane, N. Y up stairs r. " - =
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TSORBES ASSOCIATION BALL.-THIS ASSOCIATIONS.
named sfssr the late Alesander s. fSrbss Will give
March TO- 1873 Tickets g. 10 DO had e the following
ntee member Of the association and ~
Hall, IA Grand stroetWilliam s. Gregory, Frederick
Watkins EDWARD A. DAWN William Rainier Norris Niipe
John T.. Flender. THOMAS PARREN, Charnsn~
GEORGE D. FORBES, Secretary.
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RIO LRT-TnE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO I!S
Wsveriy place. Sixth avenue, in good order Can
eseen from II to o'clock Rent TO pri family only
500. Apply to H. l.. SUYDAM, l5o Wsyery place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

CRYSTAL PALACE.-FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
~ three lots east side Of Broadway between Forty
second and Forty third streets Also, the whole
upper part of northeast Of broadway Thirty
third street. Apply ~ H. G. PIERCE, 1l04 Broadway,
Thirty third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

TYPE FOR sALE-AB0yT ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
Of diamond, little worn, In half dozen pairs OF
for sale cheap for cash. Apply 10 BLLIoTT Her
ali Off
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DART OF HOUSE TO LET-THE SECOND STORY,
part Of tho attic and front bafcmept of house No %
Rose street. Can he from IL to o'clock S35
per annun For further particular, apply to
&. KNOX, Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

E,RANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM STREET.-0DQ
Lea PropretorThe above establishments IL epes evssY
afternoon at O'Clock; in the evoning, at TX for ~
purpose Of Classic and Original Of LvaG
Statuary by Mile Casinets Troupe Of Model ArtiPta ~
setter with variety Of beautiful performance For urA
Private Boxes oents Stage Seats With cushioned az
chairs ak oents Boxes. IS cents; gallery l2k ssnts
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no LET.-iss GREENwIcH STREET, NEXT TO TIE
third and fourth floor in the five story stone front
building Apply on the promises, At HEALY'S. second
door below. Possession immediately Also a store Ma
10 Greenwich street. suitable Tor any business
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CEDAR GROVE FOR SALE AT STATEN ISLAND,
" fronting the New Yors bay about two and a-half
miles below the Narrcss embracing OF land
including tho oedar bgdis and dnek The lease Of this
property has the having occupied for the
last i've during the season, place of
sort for bathing and public Entertainments For parte
ar inquire Of James Dill the promises, Of s. r.
LORD, los Front street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

MUSEUM or EGYPTIAN AUTHORITARIAN
W. cant Institute, GO RroadwnyNow tho
valuable collection Of Pharonc ard Ptoemao remains u 81
imported direct from Egypt md formed by Dr. Abbott u
ring residence OF upwards Of twenty years In tho East AID
mission 10 cents children half price Catalogues for sal: In
the rooms. oron during the day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

ITO PERSONS OWNING VACANT LOTS. AND WILL
ing tc give lease of oneIt must be In n respectable
negblorhood the applicant wants to build s hsnsg
for bis State the location length OF lease ana
Alpo having two three to let
respectable boufe where there but family hear
good tenant by applying 60 Francis SIM ONCE Thsy
must location rent and situation Of In the
he My family consists OF myself. wife, and two
children,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

CURySTYs OPERA HOUSE, f72 BROADWAY ABOVE
~ Grand sreotOpen every night during tho week nader
the sole direction and OF T. Christy
whose concerts in s city for the past ak have been
received with favor by Lghy ctable and fashionable
audiences Tickets IS cents Doors open or
mereest7E On Saturday next, March ~ annual benefit
Of w. A. Porter On aad after Monday, April Concert will
Al o.
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ONE WEEK MORE OF RIsLFYts ILLUSTRATED
~ Themee md the whole of IT, city Of London with the
House Of Io-ifFvery evening at ~ O'clock Satur
day afternoon. at O'Clock Descriptions by j. H. Ham
merely, u. u. Price reduced TO only % oents-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

DOR sALE-THE LEASE STOCK, AND FIXTURES,
OF of tho largest and mort Aourishing drug stores
in this state Perons wishing TO purchase viii never have
better opportunity The amount Of cash required hut
nominal This IL chance Apply to KELLOGG Cham
bers Hall, 65 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15

DR. VALENTINE, At THE UPPER LECTURE ROOM.
~ Hope Chapel flS broadway commencing Monday,
March and every evening during the week in his mint
able PARLoR ENTERTAINMENTS,
Illustrating great variety of freaks foles and oihs OF
queer quaint quizzoa quiet and quarrelsome people, in
terpersed With musical Sketches and little of thing
and everybody.
Tickets so cents gentleman and two ladies' dollar
ct 4, 1t q.
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TMNANTv REGISTER.

rNO LET IN BROADWAY-ON THE WEST SIDE,
north Of Twelfth street. second aoor consisting
of three AMI suitable for dentist light bust
good tenant the would be let or
leased for term Of years. required Apply to PHILIP
INST. Broa diva Walker street.
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TYPE FOR sALE.-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS OF
agate about half in lots to suit purchasers Apply
TO 10. ELLIOTT, Herald office
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

Tx GRAND STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST tOF
Jls)2 Droadway-A gentleman and his wife he
comodated with large furnished and board
single gentlemen DO accommodated with board and
sngle beds Also few gentlemen can b. accommodate
With day Loard.
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d lOO FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR-THE VAL
pf.UVV. liable four story brick house, No. W2 ayonue
A. with lease of lot for sxty three years. ground rent
Of $40 per year, and now renting for oves 5000 A
large portion Of tho purchREe remain mort
gage desired. Ari'y % }. MCCARTHY, House Agent
No Roc lnIan n regt
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| WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL HOUSE, FOR A
w small family, without children. A reasonable renA
will be paid. Address. stating terms 80, Andrew T. r.,
Hersl doH,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-04
M,ADAMHXlNG.

DROPOSAI.S will be received in writing, I'M
Il Ill the 26th day of May, 1883, for Madam
izing that portion of the Weston and Fairmont
Turnpike Road between Clarksburg and Weston,
in sections of mile each, commencing at
Clnrksburg.
On the first five miles from Clarksburg, lime
stone is to be used exclusively, and on the re-
mining part of the road, ie miles,) the propo-
sails must be for limestone exclusively, and also
for hard sandstone and limestone in equal guam
titles. The sandstone to form the lower stratum.
The general width is to be - feet, and tho thick
ness Of the coating to be 8 inches. The road bed
is to be properly shipped and s!oped each way
from the centre, by the contractor, and one-half
the IS metal put on when the road is dry and
hard; and the remainder, when the first coat has
become properly consolidated. The quantity of
broken stone to be applied to each part of the
roud, will remain subject to the direction of the
company, and contractors will be paid by the
perch for the material used. The limestone is to
he broken to u size not exceeding ounces, aud
the sandstone to size not exceeding II ounces
In weight; and in all cases when put on the road,
TO be supported at the sides by earth.
Contractors will be paid for every 400 perch of
stone when applied to the road, reserving 20 per
cent. until the completion of the contract The
contract is to be completed against the LIST of jan
uary, 1854.
Address the President and Directors of the
Weston and Fairmont Turnpike Company,''
Clarksburg, Va. ap27 st
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-04
I'm EjecouneImo.

WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
w Ito wrr;-At a District Court of the Uni,
ted States for the Western District of Virqini,.
held in Clarksburg, on Friday. the LIST day of
April, 1853.
Samuel and Maria Nichols. Lessee. Pitts.
sl-tfys vs..
James M. Camps heirs, Defts.
The object of this suit is to recover the possess
sion of a certain messuage containing one hum
dred Thousand acres of land, situate the Little
Kanawha River and its waters, in the counties of
Lewis, Gilmer and Braxton, and within the Wes-
tern District of Virginia And it appearing by
affidavit here filed, that the defendant, James NJ.
Camp, jr., is not resident OF this State, il is
dered that he do appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit, and
that this order be published once a week for four
uccessive weeks, in Cooper's Clarksburg Regis
ter, newspaper printed in this State, and be
posted at the front door of the Court House of
Harrison county, on the FIRST day of the next
County Court hereafter. copy
Teste, E. STRIKING, Clerk,
apo At US. d. C. w. Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-05-04

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MEXICO
The brig American arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th inst, from Vera Cruz, with
$40. 900 in silver. The Picayune says:
The news of Gen. Santa Annals arrival
at Vera Cruz was received by telegraph
on the 1st in Mexico, and was celebrated
by the firing of cannon. ringing of bells
and other demonstrations ofjoy. At We
IA Cruz he was entertained, with ban
quet on the 81 inst. by the municipality
at which he was toasted and eXtoIled in
the most eXtravagaut manner. Gen.
WOll capped the climax by CHASING him
with Alcibiades and Cincinnatus. 1t is
little remarkable that in all the speeches
reported. where nearly all Santa Annals
life is Landed, there is not one allusion to
the American war. Santa Anna gave but
one toast as follows;
Under the shadow of the Mexican flag
may there be but one cry Independence or
death"
Letters from Mazatlan of the 2Ist of
March confirm the rumor of projected
invasion of Sonora by the Count Raousset,
who is said to have raised body of more
than 900 men. Senior Traconis has
been named By the Government to take
command OF the troops in Sonora to meet
him.
Mr.. Falconnet had been ed under
the accusation OF bribery and mllea<ance
in remitting the fragments received by
him from the treasury for account of the
English creditors The creditors now
demands the 500. 900 which he says he
paid as brides.