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May 70, 1856,
FnlLoHiglA

n He Editor Qf The Cnereaf
DEAR SR: / am by no means Indifferent to
the sweet hreathings Of flowers, particularly on
the early morning air nor am | insensible to
the luxury of Il cozy nap while Aurora, rising
from the ocean with rosy fingers gently drops
the dew = but the odor emanating from the
dead bodies Of young chickens, cats, dogs, and
other bi-and-quadru-p -peds, that have been re-
Gently sown in Hercules and Dryades streets,
near the market, is not that quite which floats
upon the air from the delicate lungs of honey
suckie and rose bush,
This morning, while passing from Hercules
street to Dryades Market through my favorite
| cross street, because in it am greeted by the
sweetest scents that flowers can give, my olfac-
tories were stunned, knocked down, and dragged
out, and looking for the cause, found it in the
rotting carcases of a rat and two young chick
ems; while a little removed from them defunc
dog lay upon his back, each foot pointing to tn,
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Americans in Europe, at the present time, are
said, by most of the foreign correspondents, to
exceed in number all other foreign travellers.
The largest number are to be met in Paris
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALFORNIH.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .zfEFf,
CRUZ -Peo dsbirous Of proceeding to California
Ae ipucp new
ui steamship TEN 14n buhen Henry Place
will eay. veraCruz the Let sni IA
,vsy month, o'clo p1nouay the U s. MRt
stages VIII leave veracuE daily the CITY Of oIco
Acapulco nues be had.
TIE MEXICAN OCEAN MAI. AND INLAND COMPANY will
the Road aud
through Francisco Mennwhe all
T touch Acplco passusca will not 30 long de-
isl1eh. For further particnlars. apply
myisu HARRIS d MORGAN, 10 Tehoupitorlas street.
Tor SAN FRANCISC0.-An A fast sailing
will be dispatched the above on or about
lo'h ofhptil should sufficient freight offer. Apply
GEn W. IYNSON, 10 Camp rect.
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The ALLEGED KIDNAPPING CAsE-This case
which opened with the startling charge Of kid
mapping, and which was wholly disproyed by
their first and only witness, and he the reputed
father of the child has finally dwindled down
to claim on the part of the father to the childs
custody, and seems also likely to be abandoned
The parties all appeared before Judge Duer
again yesterday, except the reputed father, who,
it seems, has left the city in disgust, saying he
had been bothered enough about the matter and
was going back to Alabama His counsel ap.
peared and presented the new petition which
they were ordered to file at the last hearing oi
the case; but the most important part Of it, Viz
the yerifcation was wanting-Charles Trainer
The man who was TO have sworn TO il having
gone off, as above stated. The prosecuting at
torney appeared somewhat confused Mt this hia-
ms, and attempted to lay the blame upon Mrs.
Porter; but she Indignantly denied having seen
Trainer, or having had anything to do with his
disappearance. Notwithstanding this defect in
the petition, Mrs Porter was allowed 10 be put
upon the stand and examined Her testimony
elected no new facts Of importance, except to
contradict a portion Of the testimony given by
Trainer. After good deal Of speech. making on
the part of counsel, the case at the request OF
the prosecution, was adjourned till tomorrow,
when, if the man who claims to be the father OF
the child is not forthcoming, the Judge sad he
should dismiss the whole proceeding [N Y.
Evening Post, May Il,
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VOLUME vi.
LEGHORN.

FOR LEGHORN The A fast sailing IN
American shp JOLIN BRYANT, Capt Dyer las @AIg<
Tor ~ bales Co the bu Their Of in email aud
viii 'l in few dayS This ship as superior cabin accommodation
r few For yaag apply the Captain board n.
poa' ~, First District, and for freight apply 10
J n. ASHBRlDGE co. 81 81. Charles street.
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GALVESTON.

Wal leave SUNDAY, May ~. at O'Clock A. v.
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA, La zf%Fs
NACA aud MhTAGoRDA. Regular Ne~Orlehnss
mud Texas United saes Mail line Of Steamship The eoEaIt
t'r1msp ENERANCE Forbes master, will above.
expressly fer he trade, m Of the lne with
mhts aud lou5ly iron lrsrsd, present.
medium af trunporteiion. fr"b or indauo In,aa win lc
r"l Oh hc whstres eci IN iia'.ga, 0nt
cy hrse fJr freight rEsage, having rtat npdsn
Ggtlvio HARRIS MORGAN, ~ Tgdouf .ionin. str,ot.
II The lna having tnlaLed ia rot pass Gu ato Ban
vii hereafter in all uoder tie Supervision of own sp,
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COPARTNERSHIPS, l. &c.

hfSSOLUTlON--T copartnership hereto
y fore CALI STONE and GEORGE u. WAL
WORTH Of STONE WALWUETHi IL tHis di.-
All perzons indebted tselg stas
frm will sette ihe said STONE ha loF-
ned to settle the ChLkB sLDNE,
GEORGE II. WALwORTTI
Sevorlesns, February a. iss}. In
NOTICE The subscriber, having purchased
the interest Of fGEoRGE H. WALWORTiI In tie iare ftrn viii
continue tie COMMISSION FnENARDISG AND Agency Btsl-
MSS te ofSTO,sE WFLWOItr r h-
CALEB STONE, 20 Tchour itoliai street.
hfwOtleanh, February q, l-5,. fsH
q f0PARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.--Mr. FRANCIS
~ ". WILLIAMS Of ET, Connecticut, became member
d of Q. C. BCGERT Co the frs, Of Iuy last. The
AGENCY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will b4
aet IS heretofore, un1er 'a e aui firm for sgi Of lhs
7aiyraigrei. gEORfiE G. BOGERT,
EyrIrrns, September |. lss7. FRANCIS W. WILLIAMS
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HMS TERDAM

FOR AMSTERDAM--Passa only. IN
The gpl'udul A "a sailing Amerri, tiip MAHY4aFFk
GLOVER Jtrt tIsre, brvhg EN her cargo engaged, will
isky dcd for the above port For psssag, hsvIg pero
ihr Captain hlri, Post Is
Tins p strict. JP. WHITNEY Co 81 CaUp s'rrot myl2
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aN'THERP.

EOR ANTWERP The fine A ] fast ~
ealing hmercan ship HOWhDl crt Gsorge Balrh 81 ~
loading and will have qI.k patel. For i-Il mt 81
i5u hh1t. \ ohlero and $50 bales Cotton, apply to
T.. WHITNEY d GO. 81 trr5 n'reet.
tSr For p1sasge, amply 70 IN" Capnn on h'nr1. nHH
TOR ANTWERP. The fine A ! fast ~
sailing American utp MOUSTAINEER. Cart. r Iii0 lSts
!aHng and vii gyf leh diauNt . or if+i.r
Hpulyt1 }. p. WHITNEY, 4 60 GI GniGP street
Farp pa4y-, spfly 70 . Crunn an board. Apa1
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EOR MARSEILLES. - Tie very fast ~
salng -,haoasr fEFllES TAHER. TG'tl, mgss l8 AZ =
layi-g urais ail clga sag.l, a! hayr s
prol For balsace Of insight, o passage, appiy
&C. tDifFl co, 10 Gimp street.
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BREATENr

EOR BREMEN. The A ] fast sailing ~
American shin JOSEPH HOLMES Capt. Adams. h no t4Jl'
r'iug Hud will hsye immediate dlspath For ttrity np
ple Up, WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
{ v For phssnge, applg 10 the Captain hoard. i5
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\ VETERAN GoeENEY DnNE BRoWN-It ap-
pears from an affidavit made to the police, says
the New York Mirror Of the 11th, that Mr. Al
fred Bum, the distinguished manager, lecturer,
poet, etc, etc, has been victimized by couple
Of g colored folks As Mr.. Bum is about leav:
ing us TO return 10 his native land, we regret
that he should carry away such an unfavorabe
impression. The legal complaint sets forth that
:" Elizabeth Brown and Samuel Marcus, both
colored, were on Saturday arrested by officers
White and MARITIME, Of the Fifth Ward, charged
with robbing white man named Alfred Bum.
boarding at one of the Broadway hotels. 1t
appears that the first named accused met MIN in
Broadway on Friday night, and persuaded him
to accompany her 10 a house in Thomas street
while there, the other accused suddenly rushed
into the room in which they were, md claiming
the female as his wife, threatened violence to
Bum, who was glad to escape with his life On
arriving at his hotel, he found that he had been
robbed Of his gold watch and chain, and eye
glass. lie subsequently informed the above
named officers of the circumstance, and they
took the accused into custody. They were lock
ed up by Justice Bogart To await examination, =
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.Ky which but few days before were veil con-
tent to perambulate the earth. | should have
unbottled my tears, but that the . oder1 i'm
pelled me hastily, and forbade such weakness.
coy maps arc sweet, and duties are not
always pleasant but whenever the fitting time
in the estimation Of our Street Commissioner
shall arrive for the removal Of these eeofics to
their appropriate garden pardon the proatitu-
ton Of the word], !, with many others, nv
suffering neighbors will doubtless celebrate the
day with Thanksgiving and rejoicing for the
curse removed. which surely is now upon us for
cur sins. Respectfully ., II A CORNER.
View Orleans. May "a 1853
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The funeral Of Mrs Hawke, who died on Sat
urday night of wounds inflicted by her husband,
took place yesterday, and her remains were
followed to the tomb ty large number OF
friends
Nh Hawke is sill confined in the county
jail, where he receives every attention due to his
sad condition. Since his incarceration nc has
had an interview with his daughter, the scene
being one of the most heart-touchng character
The image of his wife seems ever present to his
mind an angel too pure for earth" Fooled
in the attempt upon his own life, and partially
awakened to the enorinity Of his conduct, he in
dulges in excessive regret that he was not per.
mitted to accompany her to the heavenly abode
rs, being separated, lie is more than heretoior,
unhappy. lie is occasionally affected to tears
and exhibits that species of melancholy whicl
marked his character previous to the commission
of the horrid deed. AS no doubt whatever i,
indulged with reference to the derauged condi-
tion of his mind, it is reasonable to presume that
he will soon be transferred 10 one Of those asy-
lums humanely established ior the treatment OF
patients similarly affected Washington lie
| public, 18th.
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GEAOA.

FOR GENOA-rhe very fast sailing brig
2EFlRO Capt fe, kvng nesrly all cargo gsged will
ay immediate dph Fr freight OF loo bale, eottoa apply
arll 8. G, BoGERT 4 CO.. 10 Csmp street.
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FOR LlvERPooL.-Ihc fine A fast tsEslS
LONDON.
TL.ASGOU.

FOR GLASGO1.-The American ship ,4gsssS
DENMARK Capt. teren, having nearly her cargo nfS
engaged will have Dispatch. trrbaance oe.h -S
ttpy 10 GlFFEY h LOWELL. lis Common sert apgs
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REMOVALS.

I'D EMOVAL-JoNAs PICKLES has removed
q Ls WIlcknd LI'r Store from No. atui
v N. and Is Sow Lsves. Hf!5 la
Rg EMOVAL-I have removed from No 63
mGi5 WlLGTlH l.. CUSHING.
Sd EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate
n Notc and Err'anza Broer, has removed Exchange
Cor
gp EMOVAL-s RoBB & Co. have removed
z g. from ~ Craserslraat No. MAGA2IS STREET
f5lr a1-g- C-r1l -'-sat. ra4s 5in
r1 EMOVAL-MIrIrKI.I., BEVERLEY q Co. have
T. rsssasei SOM No & 10 Nc s4r0YD2as STREET
c6flsr ai Ms=rst-t- IL. =
NOTICE BARaLId & Co. have removed back
= r 1-r't sf-ri. . Corr'n ,.tt
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EDs. CREscENI Gents: DO let me provoke your pretty
correspondent D4lsy G,i. Of she will extin-
guish at There be Of FIRE in the flint
unless It be struck out. Dasy n eighteen Just
Your Eltvr.
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BOSTOl.
EOR HOsTON-The 4 ! recnlar nacket ).

ship MunfESEN, Paua, muster, aFitz rgr Ftty&
aged, .l E4.t g4'eE AtgH. Eor til --
a'r~ .fai-I, er p4sng-i niPlv y
agA Gf0 ". HYNspN. SO np .aot.
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HHFRE.

TOR HAVRE.-The A ] fast sailing -
American ship 1T MIN Capt suoalell is load
oEn' viii have quick slaen. tor freight Of 400 bales
cotton apply To J, p WHITNEY CO, u Camp rect.
~ toT passage, arpy the Captain GU boHrd. ayl9
FOR HAVRE. The fue'A | fast sail ,SS
4 Ing Amr'ic ship RRvFsT QUEEN, Capt Nlarson = AES
nov TIng ana VIII lvt quick Dispatch For fright Of
$50 bales Cotton aprly j. P WHITNEY co. 81 Camp
~ For re7sAer, opFlvl the Captain eoart. uy6
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n PURSIrANCE Of an order OF ,he Sumo

81 II n Ccs-,y q Ncs Fcrs. h~rshy - 81
scr- ssFi.s rszrs J0N A. EueHES 81 tie Cy o.
- ios e-S~.-- - s~e.t ~ --rA .acasrs ,av %
- ffecf ~ - sr- s. ke hzuros1 6A Reese -
~ CO = Nsr rosk Ars ss.s ~ 8 Jsne
pzhss As~ Yea ,se I'D 4iy ofNs-~rnsr. iss2
A.. lav6nN' JOAN Collins II kanr.
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rev sts-n power nay ~ aid ~ have hesa generated
ssi I'D ose can <rPruprse ,ais poser exclusively "
himself uoder the psseai laws TIE same may 10 ssd
81 eleiItcfty scl az ans oher power in nsrc which
= alike cpen 70 al and uay Ne applied IA usssal par
posCs BY he use q machinery In al such esse~ the
processes Used % extract mon sna cooceatrs,c nsrs
raj agencies constitute TIE irvnlou The elements o.
tie power exist the lnveuron ncs IN dscoyerns,hen
bat n sprlyng them O. tne useful objects Wassner
the machinery ussd b. novel cOnSis, al a com
hinGion OF Parts kDosn me rixs, q the Inventor 10
occurred sssnst al who use the mschancsl power
or one that shall ne substantially the sare potent y
net GOOD for AZ ct " the rosu OF ceTsGa process
as TIA, would prohibit al other persoas from making
the same thing by any means whstsver This by cre~i
trg mOnopches soeld discourage srts ard mAn1sctures
against the avowed pohcy Of the pafen, laws
new property discovered ia mater when prsctcs-
y spphe in the construction Of useful srtclr Of com
nerve msnuiscrgre = pStcnssHe, bur the proeess
through which the property "a developer and sp-
piled must ee stated with such tsios ~ 70 enable an
ordinary mech anc construct ssd sppN the necessary
process This required by ps,eni laws OF EnSssnt
and Of the United StSte in order th when the patent
shall run out the public kaow how % pron' by the
nvt ntOu.H
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~ Col Jaques, who resides al the Ten Hin
Farm in Msdford, Mas. hiss novel way of obtaining
Wild dueks Yervrday he bad accession Oi 20 xss
dock Last fall almost thirty Wild ducks nsnsrsl
10 Maine and captured alive thear wings clipped
% prevent their eseap~ sad u.S they gradually became
dom, stcs,sd. Col Jacques. who naturalist YEA
a. an excellent farmer purchased them and earried
thrm 20 nis farm, where rhey az liberty 70 roam
over acres II marsh and upland they became sccss
toned 20 hk car. and do net manifest The least dc
position 10 emigrste. II stranger enters tbe yard.
they manifest hs utmost ssrm snd make an attempt ~
fy By their peculiar es snd the freedom which tnsy
enjoy wsveTse the margin u the Mysnc River and
The marshss, hey attract other Wild ds, which make
sut not being alarmed repest thss ,iss hen shey lay
thsH eggs and finally become sccastomed 10 be cal q
The Colonel ~ho zsI not .uSs< them % b. miessed,
sud remain spoa she premises Yesterday zen ducks
came from ponds n Asssord and are nov GO e1 prem
isez So .sys The Resss ctros1cts
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The Supreme Court Of the United States
has Just decided that Principles, or a new
Power, or new results cannot be patented, but
only the processes BY which the new result Is
obtained Judge Mclean, In announcing the
opinion Of majority Of the Court, said
TheWsrd Principle Is ased BY elementary vrtees On
psten, subjects, and som~rmes q sdladle snoc. o.
Cour,. WIN .zch . vut Of crscison in is sppaeszoa
a. 20 sesd Il IL .trlirred ina; prneple . 40, pas
er;4ble. principle N me abstract iaAa<,4en-.
ruh n original eaase, q uccve tnese csanDt Dc PAL
sntec, n can oas-n " s1Iner Oh tosin an eh1+
ave rzht Nor can = exclusive ngni .Iist % new
power skoud one be discovered IN sttccn 70 ta1se a.
rescy s1e-n- Tksggsh TIE agency CT ns-clnsry'
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CTPRENE COTrRT-Richsri c. Van Wyck

- sssrs, c. ars Hst Alfred Hr.i, Wa7 4, Hrst Gc1rse
Osuad HIST Ahraht Ga saher Ga-r Anra Alxusta 6ah
lsshr-, Gsser Wsterok Van Nit ART Fa~n. h- se WI
Bo~cr ird Ssrsh Jsre - VIE. VILLAIN Saerlaa Ru'i.
Hcdroyi, Perry Hsak Ttneh-t BaNcn, and
Ch4e- Hrsf Airinst Sc 81 George 81 deVef~ed
To esch ahvr DEFENDANTS Nouare here
sni required coupanf tas sroo and
copy 80 otr Ne ~ Mafket -
Du CoanT. ~fh atcr tAe
he DAY such and fail q
O. up sor-std. the pa1uf sppy he Coat
r- osTardea the compliant Re complaint vii - h
oc- OF the County % Dahes Dated fcash
k~rr-e O,tohsr lisa SWIFT a EMOTr. Pautf's AtyS
Aud you VII iakr n no cmp ias scn led
o The Cers Dutchess County, IN Poushse-pse
- d County on the 18Th isy ~ February, ls,1
mrs l..swW SWIFT & gMOTT rlsiutiTs Attys
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NEW YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-HEN-

~ RY " RICHARDS ssf THOMAS MURPHY and others
IT, pursuance uden Of hs Coust made the shove
~ "a rsu.e dsy March 1853 - ~ i a. public
CHI under the of me sssr asncd
u4nrrt nsnd The Merchant. EShs1se ne
CIV the SECOND DAY OF APRIL 81 u
orck arfssssd psunts. ment,n-d al iudxnesi
described Al that certain ot rce
ground With The bu ius ami Improvements thereon situate yns
the NNtllh NUd sf the Cy OF Nv fork, and
Bounded o~- hat on tee
side II dstsu hundred and feet
srveufAs nch south rtstery ora the on
easery d "a and 1871 hene outh ees'ery
side of ave feet inches and ten
e~yerAs Of IN incA the middle sal thssce SOUTH
parallel Nth % snd hfoash ne mide Of the SAL
nan~fY feet oortA westerly psas 9TH 18Th
tu~rtv nches eevenths ach thence aorih
easter par,s With he "a t 20 the plsce q DO
sinuIus Dated New Iork. March TO- lsa1 - .
:. savrsr. Attorney GEo. W. sIENhNN. hetefe"
mil FnANsd
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DANO-FORTEs and MUSIC SELLING

i OFF.-REhOVhb-Orest bargains in Piaso- F1rtes
and Music to ssses - kss eItensive s.esasons 10 the
krtc and speeSE~s - the fro floor Of No S39 Broad
esy rs net OsY 4G~sy by 100 eet on Anthouy a. now
occupied BY George p Fox sad Others BEING Obliged 20
pSe up p1r OF Tie room he ,ow occupies previous 70 sAd
b pfovenents the undersigned would inform buyers Of
PsooFo Tses and h0sie that CONSEQUENCE Of the No.
eessed demand aud unrvsed popularity Of T Gilbert
Coz Celebrated Pano-Fore be has d the soove store
and vii r'rnove TIE first day Of April and previous 70
tbe above date he viii sell very great dednctlon bis
spepod stock fPsno Fortes and Muac consisting
ard scoDd hand Pianos Of prices from 80 up, 70 make
som for said alterations Also, assortment u Aeiode-
and boDdoT Pianos for small roons Will be sold
the whole mast Be sod previous the first Of
April Persons Of bargains bad better take sdvaDs
age Of thus opportunity HORACE WATERS
No. S3s Broadway, cor. Anthony ct, second hoor.
Syor sale very low, two splendid Reed 0rzsns -uit-
allie for Churches
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NRW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT

~ ELIZARETH J. LiNARD ~ ARlJAA NAM ". her
assiast MARY Ann JENNINGS snnaOcs sr Rebel
Z 3rnaai roa letg sanmonet and eredto t1sssr
plrt accl- shch SID ~ ote 81 he Crk
IA 10 Cfy ~ lcrk Fnd % s-v-
ccrT ycar To- st compare ~ uerer q; ~
efce No Merchants Erstsnge. Waist sNl CITY, stha
dsys afei lie e. -VcaSvs Of
~ q ana =, = the s tanPuat
go 10 Awe 81 iss Pautr ~ tton ~ srpN % -
Cou sr re te1an~d the conrlnt Cor2aAt aed rs
isv Dared Fehruasl -, iSA
L.
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EIRsT COME FIRST SERvED-Oficer.
OCEAN Steamers, &r.

Tor SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ
and ACAPULCo.- The new and fast steamship AL
BATROss, lloo tuns harden, viii leave TN. port on
THURSDAY, the 5ls MArch =; 5 O'Clock Tor veH Cruz
direct
This the shortest cheapest and healthy for
passengers bound 70 California
For fr-isht or passage apply 20
SIMEON DRAPER, No. IS Pine, cor. Of William.
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
Il seni-F eesly Z. s Mail Line-Tbe fsvorte and fact
GONG steamer sOUTHERNER. W. Foster. commander,
viii iesve Pier No 4 Eorh River, on WEDNESDAY,
March So st4 O'Clock NJ precisely.
For FreiEh' apply board where al bills Of aling VIII
be Ggned, and for passage IL the Office II
S'OFFORD. TfLESTOS 4 Co. No a. SOuth-st
Through Tickets for Florida follows To jacksonville,
ST.; TO PilstkA, SIS
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n,,..,..,, 70, iss3-Ths .ppo,

AIDsHrnss voE ls53-Ths spporisnrssst
of the 7Sshspnea 10 NJ severs stes tur the current
yar has b<en made Out by the Secretary Of the Navy
N syossrs from shs document hat MsA<sshasefz %
10 b ne I3eths ndshpnen. ard hAs II 10 he service
syocies ors Of which can be given 70 elmer the ID
IN or ID District; The cher. by sw must b vsa -
NJ s-b. Marie % entitled 70 Il ia zserAs nid<hpnes.
snd mas 70 n the servee; only fractional vsesney
us5.hprper q DE s-ryes-..kisx vscsacses, which
be Sled from two q the D.srieu having ooiy 1,
VIZ Inc lst, 3D. or 9Th New Hampshire b enr's'ed 10
lyoZ5tas, tad hes 10 tie serves; one vacancy ex
ists which can be nven 20 efer the ID 90 4sh Duet.
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IN the service ooly frscoasl vacancy exists Rhode
bland entitisd % f23sr. mid<hipmen, and has
Ia ne service only fractional vacancy exist.
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professional Notites.

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UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT-For NEW
- ARK. Fare 10 cents The steamer PASSAIC. Capt J.
CAY Il on and ser Thnr-dsy March 81. ~ olows
Leave New Yors. foot Of BaTclaysf. az o'clock NJ
Leave Newark fot q Ceutre-st a. O'Clock NJ land
Bsrsen Point each way Flsh taken E; reasouASe
raies