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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10
LEGAL. RSysE ssHs,Sa,

g;uPREliE CoURT.--rN TEE hATTER or THE AP.
- pcatna Of tho Mayor Aldermen, and Coaynonsity Of
the city Of NV York rsls.i,a 70 Il. epesas Of le3a
Ia tbs city Of Now York pursusa. to statutes in such
msd9 aud provided, the Mayor Aidosmcn snd Com
monaly Of the city OF New York. bs,eby give notice that
they ntnd TO apply to tho sups, Coaet Ct thu State Of
Ben at special tes OF The esd eears 70 10 hoa "
A D. 1885, AZ tho opening of thc court that day.
Ct coI,ns OF Estimate and Asssssent the aboys
entitled natter that the nature ad sgsout OF tho i
proyement hereby intended. Is ths opening II 1854
street. from Third avenue 60 Esbsh ayeaue, il ths oily
ofNew York laid out the vlac OF said oty
by virtue act Of tho Legislature Of the people
Of State OF Nov YORK. entitled An aos relative to
rrovements touching the laying out Of srsets and roads
tie city New YORK .nd fv other passed pr
g. 1857. h0RERT J. BILLION,
Counsel 10 tas Corporation,
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WANTED TO BORROW. THE SUN or ONE HUN.
w dred dollars. for which ample security and goSN
kVBN yiN hl sirsA Aadgwa Plate UsraA s&as
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EOR AMHERST COLLEGE COMNENCEMENT-AU
IL gust 9th 10th, and 1th-eayo via steamers Connect
cut and from foot Of cortIandt street
and Palmer Railroad eight O'Clock A. NJ rescbug Am
heyst at halfpas eleven o'clock A. Through tickets to
be procured on tho boats, 81 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

EN0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, Limos, cormarder,
for Aavre touching At to land th
O'clock from pier 30. T. T. Price Of pssssg. first cabin
$40; second cabin, $40 Luggage not wanted during TIE
marked below No merchandise will DO received board
to noETiMEk Liv iNGsToN, Agent. 60 Brosdwsy -'f'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEI..
~ phia from pier No North rivsrTwo lines daily
~ AN. and Pm. Accommodation line at 10 AM by
steamboat Trenton to South AwS0y cars 70
press line at PM by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct to Camden cershrough in four hours
half Pare So Returning leave Philadelphia ~ 10 AN
and ppm.
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NTEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad.-Upited States and Expross
through four hours Leave New York fqet Of Cort
pbia at I30 AN, via Kensington, and AN,
sud fp and $50 Pm, from foot OF alput street Faro
az Pm. from Philadelphia Through tickets sold and
passengers and through baggage carried for Baltimore
Nashington Norfolk and Chsrieston In the aud AM
and 4sa and D NJ trains and connections certain with
extra rsas IL behind mo Passengers With baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the tfalus leave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

L,OR STONYBROOK, HUNTINGTON, AND NORTH
T. port-Tho and beautiful steamer GEORGE Law,
Captain Mannn, he wing received her machinery wi
her regular trips TO the above Places Thurday
August H. leaving New York, Peek slip at IL o'clock 4. A.
oye1y Tuesday 1huraday end Saturday returning leave
stcnybrook: Monday Wednesday, aad Friday, az
o'clock A. n.
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yyTaITg cooSAc FOR PRESERVING FRUIT-AN
w excellent fne article, for sale by
CoETzE SCHNEPRL, 90 james street.
JIyUbIAN ". UNDEREIrL OFFERS TO DEALERS
w and families branies, wines gin, whiskey seyars &C.
from storc, in eyoy variety ut 20 per below
other Old choice blackberry brandy the hose
lrtle'sia thu market. 40 Broorac street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

DAGE BACON CO., RANGERS. SAN FRANCISCO,
CaLEychanre on London, Valparaiso and the prihci.
pei cities Of tho Urted States for sails in sum, 80 sut Col
fectons made ut Francisco IN the interior tha
state and proceeds promptly RENTED Refer draw
American Exohanss Bank, Msssrs DsnoAA, Sherman
Co., New York.
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E4NVfs hNU NItFWNN.-TEE UNtNFN
~ States mil steamer WASHINGTON. H. II. Fitoh COM
will sail for Bremen, touching At SOUTHAMPTON
land ths mails ard passengers cs E9gingd aud ranos
O'Clock n. Ps!eo Of passago:--
In 6rst cabin, main sclooa
10 fret oatia, lower saloon. 100
In second cabin. c.
letters must passthrousa tho Pos. oce Specie delivered
In Gayre and London For psssags freight apply to
M0LLER SAND RTERA, gents, 20 South street.
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington, and
ss Sept. 10.
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r,RUssEs--ALL SUFFERERS FROM RUPTURE, Es-
reeaiy those hitherto unsuccessful in obtaining relief
earnestly solicited to inspect Dr. WARDS patent self
sduftpg trusss without strap oint and of the eas
possible size and weight Once so Canal street.
from Broadway. Prices moderate.
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FANCY ARTICLES.

RESPECTFULLY w formed that largs variety OF fancy
goods fran france Germany, SwitysrianJ England g.
sala for few days vt IS Nassau street. near me
Of John 10 those furnishing ts is splendid op
portnny good articles for use and ornament may be
rurchrsed 40 loes tLaa Tho whole stock mast be
elestsl ousiDa few day SELLING Of for few day' Only
purry mr. for barsaas n IA few English oil laintings
aln NIL ffa4 inr All
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

DHARo PLAYING cARDS--A CHOICE ABSORB
mcnt very eia. for sals ~ SAMUEL HART 4 CO., 81
JOHN strsot-
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nFTICE OF TIE NEW YORK And MONTGOWCNf
~ Mining Co. No Is York July
% kholdors In this company hereby potidae
10 paw into tie treasury per share ali stock hsld b.
tho asroe 30 do or before the 10th OF August
In 10 receive preferred stock under the
tsr The subscription list at the once Of tho company
" T. ID. HAMILTON Secretary.
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gsvnE LIVERPOOL AHD PHILADELPHIA g-EhF.
ship Company intend sailing their favotita ssanahps
PROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF Manchester. SATURDAY, July 10
City of Glasgow. SATURDAY, Aug. ~
FROM LVsReoog.
City OF Glasgow .,..............Wes ncsdsy, July q
City Of Manchester. Wednesday. Aus. "a
Saloon, &c SGs and go tscccrdiny TO stee rGorss)
limisad number OF titd class will ba ts-sr
and found Wish fortlsly COO ked provisions, .sg
$N. Co liverpool SIS from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring their friends obtain
fcstes Of and drafts the xspk Of IRELAND Ia
Of e. st3rlag sad upwards Tandbs be had VI
the Office ef TRVAAS EICRA9BSOH, Agent,
La Srel5ysv
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c60O wANrEp-By A LADY or THE FIRST RI

DCUU speciality, to keep first class boarding
house in ashienable part Of the CITY, near Broadway
Any gentleman and family with that amount to loan
pleasant home. without its cares very advau
tagcous For reference Of the best citizens
Brooklyn and New York. For particulars address Mrs
serah Ely for two days Herald ocs stating where in
tcrYfM n be bad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST
va New Haven Springfield, beoys Falls Rutland. Moas
pclier st. Albans and Rouses Point Ticket oices car
II Broadway and Canal street and Twonty sixth street
and Fouz th avenue. Tor freight apply to .
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent l52 south strsot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

y JYAL NAH, STEAMSHIP AstA.-~ag ASIA WHY
IL san frem tho atresm for Liverpool Wednasa Az
August 10 at 70 o'clock moon, precisely. ssansr will
leave the company wharf at Jersey CITY to coo7ay
sengers and tker luggage board at IL and quarter
II ofcleel A II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

CuPHFME CoJR7,-IN THE MATTER OF TIE AP-
- rcaton Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Conmenaisy OF
the city Of New Tork relative to the widening Of
street. twenty ays feet tho northsry side Thereof bs
York Pursuant to such made provided
the Mayor Aldermen and 0ommonsy Of the city Of New
appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment
in the shove entitled matter e. special term Of the su
York Saturday the 18Th DAY Of August 1855 a. tins
COUNSEL be heard that the nature and extent OF the in
provemsnt hereby intended the widening Of Duane rsot
twenty i've feet the norther3 side thereof bewosc
Broadway and Hudson street, in tho city Of New York
ROBERT J. DILLON Counsel 70 the Corporation.
Dated New York July L. 1Hl3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

JoHN r. DIVERS. COMEDIAN. CONTINUES TO
81 give his very amusing entertainment of Rembes
Tie Alps and bis thrilling and pcrous Ascent OF Mont
P'rnc nterspersed with music and anecdotes Of
travel 3d. evening eNcent Saturday,
at the Academy Hall 663 broadway opposite Bond st
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TOR KEYP0RT AND FORT HAMILTON FROM THE
foot of Chambers treet fare l21 each way Tho
steam boat JOHN HAfT leaves sew YORK At O'Clock A.
Sundays excepted Returning. leave Kcyport at o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ The usual stages Ia
ton with the boats.
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kr0TICE.-THE MONT BLANC ENTERTAINMENT
IN which is announced in Philadelphia, is not JOHN
OWENS Ascent of Mont Blame That gentleman still
continues his pleasing and fashionable sorecs des Alps
every evening except Saturday. at Academy Hail. No 6
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-10

PARNUMs MUsEUM.-THE NEW AND THRILLING
- drama OF PAULINE, cast with the whole siren 9Th Of
the this evening at O'clock In the aitarneon
Tho Swiss Bearded Lady and other curosities usual
Ajmancs 25 oentE children tudor ten, 12h cents; First
Balcony and ParquN. LIZ oonts extra.
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nyRs REV YcQE AMI LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
hA.i Stesmsss-fAs shibs snprisisg ssia line hs
following !.
ATLANTIC. ". .......... .captaia West,
PACIFIC. ..,...... .......,. CEptRa hya
ARCTIC. Captain Luce
BALTsC .,.....................C Captain Co Dstott,
ens1k
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FOR sHREwsBuRY, L9SHG u.. EFANcH, HIGHLAND
Of JAMES CHRlsT0PlIAR. Capt John Price, will leave
Leaves New York August o. It r. NJ; 7th A. NJ: Sch
"a NJ 1 ,g,h En- III MI 10th L. Nj s ,h tx
August 9. at IAN; eth A. NJ. and = Z. A.; sth. y,
A. d 9th and 10TH A. NJ; ilth, 5 A. NJ. Eth A. NJ
18TH 10 A. M.
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DIIXIARDs IN BROOKLYN. - THE MONTAGUE
ID Hall Billiard Rooms, containing ton tabsa the
Target in the c Of Bpckyn devoted ths
able all admirers OF billiards should visit this
establishment II having recently been fitted
superior to anything Of tho kind in New York.
THOMAS TOYNBEE Propriotor
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CTE0N GARLAND, UNDERTAKEN, NO. 81 SOUTH
- Thirteenth street. abote Chestnut Philadelphia.
C,TEAM AND GAS TUBES.-0NE THOUSAND LAP
- WELDED English boiler tubes to tnohes 21Gc1 eot
LDglish gas tubing, for sala by EDWARD H. JACOT 10
Cold street.
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MOSQUITO BAR.-CARYELE's PATENT uAGIC
~ Portable Elastic Caash snd saais Bar the best AID
be put taken down and packed in trunk IN
mnutes occupying only quarter foot OF epsoo For
salo at q. A. BUp0UINE'5, 335 Bfosdgay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21

SinGuLAR AYfRAS-rwo men named David Sloan and
Charles Hortou old acquantances met in barroon in
0noianau few days and not having seen each otheT
fof several years and both being snsers IN that city,
tn seemed rejoice at meeting again until one put
az ation to the other which immediately resulted Ia
quarrel, aud ended by Horton cutting terrible sssh
the threat of Sloan coming within quarter Of an
Inch of seyering the iugnlsr vein Horton escaped
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RJFER

ONO RJTER.
Wuisavs SATURDAY. Iaarare sl "a o'.irns r.N.
ETOR LOUISVILLE, EYASsNfLLE, F.y H.
ngSpses2S SS Ns s 81 7, SEEA2S r. s5hE ,S
"A ROBE s Ss,G , ! s @ ,.;ssf 6 g
oomaolntls1' apprgn bos!is O e ~, - e. .,,
ina iif sfForarR ai5s SRos "a rsydts, n ia
wlai.sve SATURDAY. I.auaty -. ., o'.,Geh rsi /
ESOR PITTSBURGH direcy.-lhe H. u
,p;sId .,e'es s EysT9SEI lI;s r. S.I.,, ss -
ss5' For & 3siHaf 5s e. q si.ii sE :
,giDI.,ys 9. .TI,aDAY lsaaar7- a. st 9eat r.v.
ESOR CINCINNATI, N d Us o \, r. p
5.f s9gsYhRs TiRsM * = roWE,s I,iilasS c.pt '.
4, 5.'. ''ov' t' ,s5 i VIE N 'siE si ( iif%d, -
yyinissye MONDAY. lsiaart -. .s,s s.alectt a.
Ey0R CINCINNATI. MA OLSON. II
\, Al 19s.sSaE ssss iaas- ss 2" 4coS Ss'' S
fer n por re egts reish HAd WI lsa7e IA "''' ~
ti J.asl q f'''as a,DowEi jR BELL u rlro street
WIN ago rRiI ~ January q, At e'.la.a y.
ENOR CINCINNATI, NJ A D SON, -GsSs
e Il s3, "a o,SSISS Is. Si AT % e. e: 'fT Bsi,'a
ssl & sy % i t''i55 oSaas S1ied1ffg co vi
E.l i-sy. FRIDAY J.nuar, u ! Q, lsss 2
ESoR LOUISVILLE, NASHVILLE .dsS. y
al p..s.a s a :sa. sss.', Io,A 3s;,., % ,
.a.9 ~ sIe"LllaH = niS'2,, 2. '''-- -
v-il leave sA T-RDAy. jssgefy v, a .iss D. q.
EyOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, R.Ts hs
i.. ,,TfSllr6a. :sf is aIs. ils Fs. s..
rr5r.,s 10 gus f-ss
sg hssH tatnfg ootg on hoanf p
10 lyHS hyde u leflri' s.s's'.
v,.le.vs sATrt DAY. Jsrusry g2, ecegkf. i-
FHOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, ~ A
- .ssss, s@s'ii.i r. g. wIssLoW,t Sa ssz-r
f..stf BE- b. ta.gr lai wll tFs s above rat&H
aI rrrg; tt,ir, pHsHs ,,s1nata P 1iri, 0 p
al4 MebuWEbt, ~. BILL u Feyafss 's'L
yf3i, leave FRIDAY, Jsnasry q, o'loes =.
| ENOR CINCINNATI, MADISON ~ r.
y LOUISVILLE ita aa iat, a"iin'" zHt'e1' u
TIarrv splard driali a Ihuu
gor Hsae II. II. WINSLoN, e. II Aa.-, ..aatsf -,. ''
a',gs. F0F rste, Uas a-@. givo0 board o. 70
ins ROGERS. Nhtutrt to u fosi'ns f'a 9
WI leave t,rrsESDsy. ts-r=+ft "a : - .t-l a-s
EYOR LOUISVILLE and all inter ~ /.
pseket I,FiNBEEi N1aeatsvg Master ylilti
/ =. ety. F-rlrsIs sdt lt-7nr- apply aosti, urtg
! SIT OfhEi BGosa Ag,r't, 4 t0yifl' n. e..
~ IlsG cohia ~ ss' t'd sute. .N-'a t-ta4 p
! aptt no u ihy Agerts .... pr
wiulee44 + ssTrRuAY J.asasfs - at4 5'ect
! EyOR LOUISVILLE, EyANsvnlE, H. -
! b HLNyEr-gN, MOUNT NEFS0 NrPArCt 'b sftS5,s
~ sl I4t.rHair illsiiar}ba TisFni sy gszsasa
.f,. ffsuHd ra7ssue-r lsea Eia'rF Sons -thpNh~t
.is, iaut'r, sst ani ' ats " ff''
Tr is,f y-ssse fas 4pt3t q ), . -,9 20 ~
t0bfi. ot 70 Mliti y z 49,. "A "a d
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Tor I'm TNERPOOL.--Ih fine Al ship ,fyyES
Z BlANcH, Eu ipb. isataf s'H mos q hsr e9r3o g sa4
a-|IF .aY .ful Nd iasr .1rl 1isha InpNfh b.
tsuIg- supgaT 14l1 FNrai .rpltAn
ms I8HN TUIIE Is B+1s Fna
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g,7oR VIIIICKsBURG, 81 WARRFNT0N, :

&zE eMsfiAEa gEaAp guitf EopNEl ssf5As,sss1SA sf5As e
ffEI- F.ggl.t5 ~JA3 Nea5 NaLs a.ass1-sad
BAG FsEs. stealr MAGN0lIAre lai iHs.at saa s. rpn.
a'nf psssasg pa sf aiAt5stiitA r. q af
tfT. Ht7"s. tt fa aPps tH '9f' fs
sNf5ft Ft4ilstH..t 80 tsydfs= street.
- 1fAsEIIfA Will u is Nt70.'s feas, e
-t,s.s f. ra 1sI5f. s= ts.lgt Iaf lazo efya
ar T5gr. s +. = lsrs a. te I.,, easy w or .1E
gorsfsiva ,7 5-ht '+'s'
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TENNESSEE RII-ER.

WI lsara SATURDAY, Janusry y, A. oeoct =. si
NOR FLOR ENGE, TUSCUMBlA, H4S a
Il EssrfoR and al per3sl e gtdn:sRgg g.
uar River PaegaI CflERbkEEEhe sssczzzz=
ght jfAGsu ps-ngr steamer Gil 1hkE, s. = ~ s
t,ri iu tav elsht utt Viii sAve as h'a'' lt
iais WiiTrg s gUCIiANAN.ST Eq'ols'
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VIII leave SATURDAY, 'anuafy 90, Al o'coOl p
EN0R LAFAf ErTE, TERRE HAUTE, ~ Z
IL NISCENNES and nierm-disle Ian in Ihe ssh5i
psa, IL rss,nser s'raae' Dt CHESS, MsGaire
5stsr III eavs to- freight sppt tor
TO ROGER MCGUIRE CO. Pngarss slregi ie21
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AS0R NAHOO ASD TALLAHAruuEE ~ n
u RNGCs. LEFl6RF, GREENt1OaI MOI III L #5 - =
If golU " AIER TIMArOBA, rCIlciA, MARI
on. YhXuU CITY SATAETiA, NlCkSgIRG ani al wen the
iHtuFsY Ya0p Na lRbH River PacEelhg nov! e!At s
- i nuua4 EAssersr packet aeamyr GRENADA, capt NJ
GHat5rps III t-H above freight Il gtpl road
SMITH a FiMiSlER 81 Posltas s;ieet
ts The GRENADA viii take si o a andi -s ou tg Lit ig
1allaluehig Rtr5r. sel
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t-s -7is-iA lasaGssF s.asinr POLAR 81 AR,
e Y1T rtresirg lgh ent v.ti-' l'
.-scE.
.Du cr tc lNtilrK a BUCHANAN, q tut HH sirrsi-
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YIZOO RIVER

HYinir1ve SATURDAY., January 81 at o'sI5sh rn,
EN0K GRENADA. TRUf, TUSCA- r. h.
Wplp y#L1 rs sSIARi fani all ss ~ssx
land gpar lfu-un 6nd Yaza9 i't Packet Ost 1LN;
N1ttl,
lho,g. IJrf,-i raasts apy board ortp
i4.l SMITH x riMlsTEE. 80 foylu.s street.
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-AEE9nANIcs INsTLTUTE, fhilppa gtree

We between lt Como HALL sNt
LECTURE NpDNiAi- larF li ndinns Hall, hai i.a
is.n sad glast esyg ed4at Aas Al ags oro a. Enie-
~ HaarlY p1aItr e. a+d t = AMet-tuit nptE
70 th .tumodtg o 'tricr 1rnk ta ur f e q egr il
purpose reasonable terms LUTHER HOMES Trspsr,
-sp2+ Gn Igt S. C1Area srtut.
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Nm tCuH tht Nrl
Company h, above AlANfES which lr, finish
and durability aled by thing uGRrkst. They
gtu 10 t.=if way, ghle prize late
one b. LuRGtS a Co, IS nn1 81 Circus str
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w,aise4~ s.Tt1;uAY J.a,a.i, :! st4 3ectr -.
EEOR LOUISVILLE, EgANsrniE, r. a
h HLNyEc-GN, MOUNT NER SpNrFAiCt Nt ~
~ sG aUfuai.rt, iad.4rs}hs TdhF'i5 gsEzsases
m fpisa8d rasssus-r psesst si arss JhhN -theNh-' -
( ,.r4'rt
...sess. having
f.st.. a. +. NFllE & BUCWANAN, f- FlIfIl 4u ar
,grI- SMITH 4 TlNU-isR sg F9,lras ne't
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IA CONIl street, between Chartres and Leyee.
lS~ B. ARD TABLES and PATENT INDIA
up this time. Keeps always hand NEW AND SECOND
HAND BILLIARD TABLES, all srttalgs the
Also, oempjato the game Of LDTo Tn Pin A} furnished
vii BALLS. wishing
- Common R;se " lusas tlflt" = 'flN
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I I0N LINEHFO0L.-IL9 AZ last an q.

W. raai .- gae.t shin 1tGH1OS Capt polue, So
t.tAaE tsi viii ih,f M dsrsp5 For freight o.
J'P wmTSEYa CO.. o. Qalap street.
~ f.r Yt.s,g a.ilP r. f4s ,1l-s.. sa lJun. iaes
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RED RIFER
Rft4=aee FRiu AY. 'anlary -, AZ ecoak
EVOR ALL POINTS on Red River sFgg .

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EX-FREsIpENT ARISTA--cARAyAJAL, ETC,
BALTIMORE Feb. 2s--P 81.
I'll. New Orleans papers received by to nights mail
contain TaInpco adyices to the 9th inst, from which
learn that President. Arisa had arrived there dis
guise and after stay Of two days left for Maamoras
The Piorne thinks il the report be true that change
OF government will be heard Of the Rio Crande
Col Cruz had succeeded to the command Of the troops
at Matamoras, and Gen. Ayalos took refuge with the
American officers at Fort Brown but afterwards return
ed to Matamoras, and thence TO sa!tilo
Carayaiol was OF or near Reynosa, with troops There
enmty bet ~een him and Col Cruz and he intended
attacking the latter when he 20 Matamoras. Cara
yajsl and his men, and the National Guards generally
incensed at the OF Rodrigne at Tampco
and Of Cara jals by the ocers Col Cruz.
Col Cruz had issued proposition giving twenty days
from the I'D ult for Caravans and his followers
down their and unite in the plan Of Gusdalajara
The editor Of the Galveston JotHnd has letter dated
Roma, January 90 stating that there a copiaca
The way from Monterey, with $500 600 in specie con-
signed TO Messrs Uhde spers Dillon and to merchants
at Brownsville. II expected that aial would
make an attempt TO take the money but would fail to do
il. IL well guarded.
An ARRAY had occurred at Roma which it was sup
posed would greatly njure the frontier trade party
of Mexican traders, the way from Brownsville to a
Mexican town, met by party of Davis company
Of rangers WI acting under orders from Mr. Brahea
custom house officer at Roma took from the Mexicans
mules and goods, besides killing two aud woundng
another Of the party The citizens were preparing the
necessary documents representing the conduct OF Mr.
Brashear to the proper authorities at Washington END
effort viii be made 70 hold the government responsible
the loss sustained by the Mexicans.
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On Thursday evening Feb - By the Rev. DR.. Cayton
Mr.. CHARLES + SMITH, late of California to Miss EMMA
LOUISA, daughter oil the late Joseph Morton al of this
city.
On Monday, Feb. 81 by the Rev. O, G Comstock. Of
Ann Arbor Michigan Mr.. WIN II YErsoR to Miss CATH4.
HAYES, both Of this city.
January %, by the Rev SIR Fisher Williams. NELSON
SPENCER 10 ABA MoRrAu only daughter OF Lewis Gordon
Esq., all Of Berkshire Valley, Morris Co !, n J.
At Trinity Church Feb, J. by the RIGHT Rev Bishop
Wainwright, HENRY " GRASDry Of this city to SARAH A
youngest daughter OF A. T Nyer Esq Of Piernont
In Brooklyn, b. the Pew 1r. Welsh, M EDMr sd HAIR
DIE to Miss LEyIsA SiBnY, Of Albany.
On "Wednesday evening Feb % ~ Christ Church. Gin
ennat By the Right Rev. H-hoI Mcvane :. FREDERICK
NIxyR, MD Of Buffalo TO MARY f., daughter of Dr.. p.
KncHlton n Cincinnati
In this city, Monday, Feb. IS, by the Rev. A. II.
Wright pa u tie Jane Street Associate Reform Pres
bytefian Churcn FRANCS 8 SMITH Of this city to Miss
AARY Jr1IErTE Dur, OF Pttsburg Pa.
In Washington city, Sunday evening, Feb 81 at St
Psurs Church by the Rev. smith Pyne Hon. JOHN J..
CRTDES Attorney General Of the United States 70 Mrs
ELIZABETH ASHLEY, OF st. Louis Missouri.
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On Sunday evening, Feb q, Mr.. CHARLIE n FEEKs
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon clock
from his late residence, No Allen street.
On sunday, Feb 81 JANE only daughter Of Robert and
Elizabeth Anna Irwin aged Q months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon at half past o'clock
from No Bowery.
On Sunday Feb ~ of consumption, JAMES son Of JAS
McCuy of Asghmacloy county Tyrone, Ireland aged ~
years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully requested
attend his funeral from his late residence $50 West
Seventeenth street. at o'clock p. NJ His remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
In this city Sunday afternoon Feb. r. Rev. SAMUEL
THOMAS Mills, In the seth year Of his age.
His relatives and friends also those of his SON. Arthur
Mills are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at o'clock from the residence of his
in Thirty fourth street. (north sde first three story
brick house from Seventh avenue between Seventh and
Eighth ayenues.)
Albany papers please copy.
On Monday, Feb. 28 MARIA TEREsA MOONEY, widow OF
the late Thomas Mooney and eldest child Of the late
soserh Iametti, aged 81 years and months.
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend The funeral, Tomorrow morning 1T half past nine