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POLITICAL.
For Tie Enquirer.
TURKISH wAR.SONG.
ny NuSGAEIaS EXILE.

TURKISH WAR.SONG.
ny A MuSGaIIAS EXILE
81 am coming, am coming,
"Arm'd for conquest. bent on war.
uTremb.e, Mosems am coming,
Saith the naughty Russian Gar.
"comine' saith the Shah of Persia,
Eager for ungodly eains)
III the Sons of OmaIf perish,
II may reign 10 Caldar'st palos''
s'We are coming" saith the Cosssck''
"Vaiant warriors ia my IRAN
"I,o! we como feetest courscrs
Sweeping valley, hill, and pa'n
Though surrounded not con'ounded
Patriot Moslems, firmly stano .
Banners streaming, sabres eieam'pei
Lo your friends are n'gh sl manu.
81 am coming" saith Napoleon
Thousands TO my stanoafo hocs;
81 am coming, am coming, "
"Sops of Omar, 'bidc the ShocS.
.I am coming, am coming,
A5m'd for battle, train'd 10 war,
Courage Moslems, | am coming,
Saith the gallant British Tar.
Soon the Storm of war, resounding,
TOwns shall sweep with havoc wi'd
In Its progress oil confouodng,
Maid and matron, man, and child
Strike for country, faithful Moslorns,
Strike for glory gaind before;
Trust in Allah; He may guard you
No,o, as in The days oil yore
.The Turks are the followers Of Omar; the Persans
All bitter luminosity hos ever existed between them
Scripture.
ihe Ataman OF the Cossacks.
REGARD DUE TO THE FEELINGS OF 9TH ELS
RY MRS. L H sIsoURSEy.
There Is a plant that in its cell,
All trembling seems 10 stand,
And bends its stalk, and folds It's leaves
From each approaching hand.
And thus, there is conscious nerve
Within the human breast,
That from The rash and careless hand,
Shrnks, and relires dislrest.
The pressure rude the touch severe,
wiz raise within the mind,
nameless thrill, secret tear,
torture underlined.
O. you who are by nature formed,
Each thought refined TO know,
Repress the lrord the glance that wakes
That trembling nerve 10 woe!
And be It still your JOY 10 raise,
The trembler from the shade.
To bind the broken, and 10 heal
The wound you never made.
Whene'er you see the feeling mind,
o, let this care begin,
And though the cell be meier 50 low,
Respect the guest within.
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We learn from Mr. Irving of the Senate that The people Of
Amherst county have by majority OF about oOo Vo'eo 10
favor of subscription of $4,000 for the extension OF Tic
Alezact, in aud Orange Rail Road TO Lynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-02-10

His Excelency Thomas Watkins Ligon Governor of Ma
ryland was married 10 O'Clock, A. d. Tuesday, 3ls
uIt by the Rev. Hugh T. HARRISON 81. Johns Church
Howard comfy, Miss Mary t. Dorsey daughter Of Col
Charles W. Dorsey, of White Hall.
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A TRIRurE Gle RESPECT.

Alta meeting Of the Faculty OF the Medical College 10
held "a Consequence of the death Of DR.. LEWIS W. liz
JAYNE late Professor Ma,eria Medca and Therapeutic
institution, the following resolutions UNANIMOUSLY
Resolved That the tel!se;ce Of The DEAN OF our x,
league DR.. Lewis w ChambeIlaync, has filsd o.! Esa
row, and Deeply impressed Will sese o the pcfi'n'
Of all things human r;,is, Pr
Received Tina; il. his melancholy ispcnsaton 81 81
dence tie Medical Of Virginia and III
he Of The founders, have each experiences
active rccc and decided but at the same time,
prudent decided opinions upon all aas. 10 her
gy and The,apeutcs and with the greatest confidence
lie co,buei ra pon of observation aad
ment As a teacher he clear and psrspcuogs a ard
of IIustra;ion from his great experience
pinai mioL which altogether peculiar TO him. anu
darsd his lee, res no. the S,uJeGl Asa
kinJ generous and faithful. .rv in .hts
Resolved That we deeply: sympathsc with his fanny
bereavement. 80 :, ,r,nsmI,ed y,
f,nIy and that they be published il The Virginia
plcaI Journal and in the city papers
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The Railroads asking appropriations follows:
Manasaa Gap Railroad Company. 10000 90
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, $4,000 90
Virginia Centrul Railroad, l,5O0QOO 90
Covngton and Ohio Railroad, 100000 90
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, 900 600 90
AexsudrIa Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad 900 90
Loudouu Branch Railroad, $50 600 90
Northwestern Railroad $4,000 90
Morgantown and Independence Railroad 10000 90
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad, $4,000 90
Fredericksburg and Gordonsvlle Railroad TIA 900 on
Halifax and Pttsyvania Railroad, 100000 90
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VESSEL CAPSISED-A LADY DROWNED.
SMlTHElrln. Va. FEB s.-Mr. Thomas Adams Packet
was upset In Hampton Roads to-day al II O'Clock, A. M
One lady miss Baret drowned-the others on board
including captain and passengers were saved from
watery by Captain H. H. Womble whose vessel hap
pened to be short distance from the packet a, the time Of
the sad occurrence.
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DiEp, in this city Sunday morning, the 5.h SARAH "a
CES youngest child Of Richard W. and Sarah Park. Fol"'
the Sd year OF her age.
DIED his residence in he coun;y OF Halifax the nornns
18th "i January 1854. EDWARD VI. CARING ron 10 .
year NJ age Eneared BY many estmab qaa;:es 10
'c a! fIenGe and eia' ious hi. LEA sincerely
by ali; unexpectedly will incurred by ms
do% ana children, 10 whom he truly kind and Ait
husband and aher. Their Consolation - know ".ha
his GAIN and that he died lin tie aith, confidently '''
the promises and love % crucicd Saviour.
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MARRIED in hi, city, the Cd inst by Rev J. Ii. Dsr'
JOSEPH ARSElT and Miss Ann H. ANGRY, d4u gt:Ef .
late Rev Edw 5. Amory, originally OF Gloucester coua
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RIgHMeND ESQGsa L & =
n,TcI,IEs g. PRYOR
:, o,,II5.n,Y uORNING, FEBRUARY a.
INTERESTING COMMUNICATIVE

Mr.. Hugh B. Ggsoy CT NO'OIs gentleman o. 'n' s a"
" r. Inoe, romantic devotion 10 letters, ha
''''' -, tho et,or OF the Messenger an cAcecdng
" interesting account Of the library Of John Randolph
u:o h., icvs large and choice potion oi The II
,,n-v # Mr. Randolph is now In the possession oil NJ
rjsssy Mr. GtIgsby himself the Sc'i" OF consi"nn
far books which ample fortune aud an abundance
r. Issure have enabled him 10 crafty to excess ls 0'u
n,ht,t. we suspect choice and valuable collection
.oops a. c,o be found In any private library IN inc
We can understand the zes' win which' IN inc
communication, cvses his reco7c'oa Oh MI '>AHu'p
magnificent, library;
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RESPITED.-The Governor Of Virginia has again respi
ted for 30 days Henry T. Wilson, sentenced be hung
the murder Coleman. The execution Of tho sentence
have taken place last Friday Another petition,
meronsy signed has been sent to the Governor for
Communication of his punishment. to imprisonment for life
the Penitentiary.-[S !aunton Kindicator...--
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succisl Correspondence of the Enquirer.
Mr. Wadss Speech General Sam Houston against IN
South Caucus Of The "sofS'-Ihey pW role Ior me ~
braska Bill The Administration r1e 10 the South.
W.su,HeTos Feb G. 1854.
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the number was legion all In good repair and there
we're occasionally duplicates among them, rs pIoOa lie ne
bought them sudden service when absent om his books
or with view OF PRESENT. ing copy 10 some promising
youtb rs he was ont TO 90.
In all that could illustrate the topography Of Europe and
,s History ehapo of hooks MAPS charts and engav-
ings his library abundant. In tho course OF MS pol
life had the rise and fall OF Napoleon; and ne II
was HIS provncc study the life of that remarkable man,
so he had him all the means Of tracing his career from
his island cradle his island He bad the true bib
Geographic love Of fue copy of The best edition. and In
opening his noble edition OF Baye in the original,
found il be the edition pronounced ny Brunei In MS Ma
Librac the BEST And not far from Bay!e OF
which he had the English translation in live Volumes
by Des Mazeaux which contains The admirable lie Of tho
great critic Watts noble work The Bbliotheca brann
yet in boards He was skittlsii Of NoTneFn editions
and Instead OF the American reprints OF Inc tourg or inc
Quarterly he had complete sets Oh the hriiS originals
bound in Britain He had copy oil The Anli-JacoSn IKE
view full length and wc-bound, and The Gentenans
Magazine from the commencement 10 lae aaie, ample
enough to fill case by itself II you Old not ma ohman
Tour through The Canadas there was father ChaeVoX rea'
! dy 10 your md.
He lover Of III. DRAMA and had several copies OF
Shakespeare though special cote The MAGNIFICENT
one Of his letters did relish He copies Of The elder
and moro modern dramas,s, not uniformly printed and
bound they appear but OF FORM as he mad been
able 10 pick them up from time TO lime. lilo had many
books of plates such Wilson and Bonapar,es volumes
Hogarhs Houbacken and many others. He loved poetry
and was well supplied with all the works that bore the
stamp of age; for while you modern writer's or very
few tie great Enelsh poets from Elizabeth 20 the carly
part of George The Thirds reign were oil there His copy
of Milton in folio fine paper and in large type-the
very book for old ego His Dydcns Fables also in oo
and were embeished with designs BY Lady BeancleIc
whose pencil Horace Wapolc frequently borrowed tor the
adornlnenl of Strawb berry Hill.
He loved cloquencc and you passed your fingers over
tho backs Of hs books you touched the masters Of the Brit
ish Senate Chatham Wyndham, Burke, Fox, puHin all
hs, laree nroportons loaded his shelves Books iuSa
live of tho peeraee or The House of Commons he delight
ed ia and closely studied you sought tho history Of
coronst Collins and Dehct hands or were dis
posed TO hunt up con,moner Bea,eon's copous index
would soon satisfy every inquiry spoke OF his maps and
books the topography OF Europe ought 10 lay some
See Virginia Historical Register, vol, W. iis
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AGENCIES.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
IA the Treasury Department, Wsssiaxson. saaer tas
direction Of Aaron Hasht Palmer Counsellor 81 ths sa
rreme Court Of the United States aad conssl ss.r. ~
the republic OF Een.dor for the United StAtss esahhss
for tho prosecution and recovery q ciais u Amsreaa
citizens On foren government "r the United states
fore Congress- tbs Executive Of the
fo'ernmcnt ane boards % Commissiossr sitting
inson recovery 90 debts, legaes
nited states and foreign countries nvosments In n.ted
states and state secures collections generally rsnit
tances ana other money business Having eceHt snd
sseie core IN the ssyerai state. fres
q The mon. IN Mexico, Central south America
chief cities OF Europe in Australia india anu thna the
undergned s Prepared 10 give h prom and fsthis
nton 70 all business that be t0hnfod - his
AARON II PALMER
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LADY aHo HAS BEAN ACCUSTOMED TO TRACR.
"A shs yssef.rs vesa Lac " receive two thres
.rls "a h.s rsslasses Aadrs>s hsssn Herald e1e
fssss moderate.
A LADY VINO MAS BKEE TEACHER or MUSIC
~ fer several vonid hke a. sse lessoss
ptr. tts rtssosrte ~ her residences In BreokyA
tnsk sns German spoken Please address Ts poet sss
Lon sALE-rFRicuT CABINET PiAN0fOark.
" Nunns. made ~ order Tor hanarsc ard any
lar. nss ~. bees Pas "a perfect rsgs,r - se.s - sss
las s tef tshssrsa Ca " ~ srpyiss - Bsnj'n
Nsihsr - irsins plsee.
DAkE BAncAI~.-A yLkr BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD
IL ysro. - oetsv. wii ~ sef cheap, exoeiisaA
msasfisa rsspsct quite
ssa enly ssss menth The svrer eaiAesA "
leave The slty. Ia cen ~ seen 81 VI Crosby street
SoPRANo-A LADY or TINE HIGHEST cAPABILI.
- ass&rens o. ehtsising sitsAtsa Ia chsf ssue
eisrsi Nee Vera hssssiyH Address sopssse iss-
ad ents
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CsErFT pfraraNrsg. N0 tnAtL ~ GrcogDs.-
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= a. : frsss 8 sssss, isss - - go III. = -ssr
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r.s's IL ~ iss "a. Z l1l ssssss tsses fs.ss
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sirt,t tss.elv ~ ~ - 80 e.a - n. - aaftss
Lusi ssfass giasa AZ psrssfs - sss asl.F st,lps
uss,ts - ssasstsq = Frr.e.s tss7 a v'ii. 3, 80
isssasi sAnis TrRGl. s1sis. csss,si..lss.r.
S1HrET pErAEFNENr 80 snALL or EKc0Eps- :
- Sss,.e -. ~, y ,sss',sa - 80 a. go,
~ irseT " sfsif ~ d - 4 hsriisa ssfsss Ssris
ssr,t s,.sr = r.ssl.ls "a 80 al 900 q 80. i
ra,ss "a a. rsss 49, = 49, SO SEA 80 r.s-
sgs.tssesg . - 40 % ssBsstisn . ~ csatr4st
nas,I iSpss jas ruEEY. s,,sssc.~~i..lsn-s
CIErTT pErAErsENS 80 saAiu oy KsccsDs-
- iyliis ne.ss . Lssss s.ss 90, ~ iess.ar rasss
ss ess 80 80 - 49, 49,. tss h-ra = S.ss
sss.as frs@ rirtg issrh = Fsssy sssssa =
strss, nsf irt ~ ssutA sas q ssssms -. a
1Is ss s orasS x $50 .sd s s ~ s = .ss, =
roe sr, sra uss asa ass saiA sgsta s.s .ss ar "a
sss ,.ss, ,sss,s hsssssa az III 80 sssss = y
sAes esa ts,s 80. .sss, $50 ss.-.. ,'s. p.se
IsSsrd s,sss, . sSss "a az 80. . E as.
ss fsss sfsrs rssssssf, ~ wss = rsis ,s ssr,'t
betwesn sisth asd hiGhth q
aba S. northwest hAhfd aal FsyAA
ct curb and FuteF eat ksu I1mB&tas street
iFccns and bslADey Etfst tct kn4 Tuttar ku4
lAg and rssrads tueth walk ~ hr1s leiAt
y 49, street, 10 AAs waiAs - hF@aw.y, ssts ~
is,s.sn fiir,y farss "a f'rsy .stA .ss.st. Al 80
cons Interested iy4fx ersns u a. slisa
The In uriliag the nea rxafa Ais
or bsf,re ths 1ltk day - Ntreh inst
March ID ia JAS. iLAki. street. tommisaisssr.
SEALLD PROPOSALS WILL ma RECEIVED Ar rug
y temrtroilsrs vnte Ne Hal 81 hsesrds uatll Mya
DAY, Alr y tss, "a cltee " ~bea th3 @ll
publicly cpersd Ter he whpe - tte Anoant n
sEsoo Of, Tie fute fdrcAteh sle.L ~ sity 81 Now
ture % tis State rssrd Juno isS W eraasnxs
q tie Common Soune "a thi ely approved " ths ayr
March y istf TIC said fteek wil usaad
I'VE hundred aud Forty shares NE par yslms ~ wioh
St. each share and N tear rst she rats q pr
cent Ter snsrm ysbio garter yearly eaa tbf rriae
ssls Ni state the nomhcr 81 shares ssd pes
that VIII Ne paid for each share The psr9a osssns
Whose Proposal sa y accepted x Ne Fe4urea -
tie stock awarded ~ him whla three AaTs amer
being notified ty this department. kash proposal aen
sealed up and directed follows prspeaai Pnbis
Education stock" and the rrlpesss thr scaled ~ aaa
r.sted are g e enclosed second sveps sealed
JACOB A. WESfERfELT, Mayor.
y. II. IlLLou, Recorder,
A. 4. fIAGG, Comptroller.
y. ". EDMoNDS, Shsmberlain
WV. CBAINCEy, Chm. d. Goa. nd. AID,
WIN NJ. vERMiLyE. Chm. y. Cosa. ha Ceuna,
- Commissientrs 81 Slsksax fand.
Finance Department, New York, March 10. lsSt
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GOAL,-BEST QUALITY OF PEACH oRCHAR Rppn
~ ash coal and stove sse we'll screened and deiv.r
q On yAGfs ain, and Green ~ str0 ~ 4'
q Twenty tth street and Ninth o. 20 mar ,o
h(s.Lt .-a@ ,G~Lts b--4--tSs-. A..A. S...,...
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flokPoRATioN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ lerehy gwen 20 The owner owners occupant
snpsnts q all houses and lots, improved aainproyed
ncf ahectfd tcrety that The Oh stag have
completed lodged
~ tie bureau % Assessments Tor examination, by all
zone ntcrestCt iioEh street. FROM FVart5
avenue to s-ier river TIE limits embraced by such
essmsnt inoGae All the several lots OF rsur
vacant lots parcels Of land situated tho north
ife 18TH First aud Second hotn
des OF lloh street between and Seoond avenue
soEt side VI ll7 stgeet Lctweea Avenue and Soeond
avenue. north de o. l1th street between avenue aaa
Fourth both ride of llsh street, bet Heen Fourtn
and Harlem river on south eide Of lsth street, rs
and Fourth avenue, north side OF ii"th
street between and second avenue; both sides
between aud second avenue, east
avenue hetWecn gth anu lth streets both
ies az TIrl Avenue lctw tL aud iath
NTH iigh
$40 az avenue 18th and 1919 streets
doc of First avenue 5tb lslst streets,
ode between 10Th at i2it streets west
AIDE Of avenue 10th and ls streets; side
81 avenue Al il7tA ana l5th streets All
ebusS p Affected the abpvs aessmoata
,rd who are opposed the either IF the
srested &c objections writing under
rncd otce No Hail Of Records within thirty
laws from the date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE. ; Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL. y
OF Assessments Street Departments, March
4
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CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NoTtcEI IS HERE;
" by given u tie owner owners, occupant
Of all houses and lots improved ganproyed lands
affected thereby that the following have
completed by the and lodged in the office Of
the Bureau a Assessments for examination by all
Interested yis.:For in Forty-sixtn street. from
Eighth avenue to the Seventh avenne and through the
seventh from Forty sixth Fftrst street. Tho
limits by such include all tho several
and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated the north side of Forty
Fifth and seventh both sides Of Forty
third Forty Fourth fifth streets between Fifth
Seventh both sides OF Forty sixth, Fortyse
yontl Fortyghth Forty H. Fitticth. and Fifty irst
streets between Fifth and Eighth both sides Of
fttyseeena and iftythird streets. between Sixth and
Eighth south side of Fifty fourth street
ween Sixth aud Eighth avenu west sie q Filth ayenus,
Fortysecond Fifty streets both sdoa Of 81 h
avenue from Forty to fourth street, both
Seventh avenue, from Forty second to Fitty-fonrth
both sides " Broadway from Fortysecond to Fifty
ourh ALI persons whose interests affected BY
he ahpvenamed assessments and who are opposed TO the
either Of them requested to present their OBJ
lctons in writing to the under ned Mt their oce No
all Of Records within thirty days from the date OF this
CHARLEs J. DobGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Once Bureau of Assessments Street Department. March
81
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, to the occupant or occu
pants ali houses and lots improved unmproved lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the Assesor and in the ONCE OF
she Bureau Of for examination by AL
street. between First and Third avenues The limits en-
and Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land
situated both sides Thirty street. between FIRST
and All who interests affected
the above named and who are opposed to
the either of them requested to their
objections in writing to the undersigned, At their ooe,
No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
This notice. WILLIAM GAGE, 4
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. March
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ExTnA PAY.

L,xrnA rAr-ALL UNIrKD srArRs nav. sAILoss
~ ssa ssss~s she ssrve1 10 states vss.sI u
ne fsshs tss..ss 49, sss ss a. ~as-, sss ss.s
lands " npHAkb blsSGLIs Assss ssd date Psrsss
SN. ~ wsii street. hsssassA NJ a-Alss ssiAksw
Assssy issAs shssAae< - sAsve
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q AND s5s-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
Ladies class at n A. NJ daily Gentenita dag a0a
evening. For full parc of wiring
sec circulars OLIVER ID. GOLDSMITH, 90 BreadsAy
A YOUNG LADY OF THE HIGHEST REsPgcTA
IA lnity, accustomed to tuition yanot0rts
OF tanning situation Teacher family
school, Is competent to teach music French ea.nr
No objections to in the Best Of city references
given aud required. Address Laura, Uncn square Poet
Office, for one week.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HAVE -FOUR
N pupils to instruct In nssh classics
must be between the
None will To treated with unless respectable psros Ross.
moderate line addressed to Lucen, herald win DC
attended to.
E,RENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID. LA0RoIx,
thorough instruction In the French language impsiug
them the abb ity speak it with fucney and
Terms, in private class per month Apply before 10
o'clock A. H., or after o z. N.
MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY 80 BROADWAY COR.
l Of Reade street. There Institution In Broad
where such extensive Lstructoa TO
attained in Profe NclIESY'S Academy The demon
STATIONS OF the derent subjects mrhed aud the
practical applications to students
make the rapid minimum time Mr. McH.
caps bes the subjects Of English grammar srhmete
b0okkeopiDg algebra, geometry trgonometry comic
tons dnerentia and integral calculus &C. not nie
to those other similarly situated New
York Students, when examined Mr.. Nell. and his
sistant, and deseot tley
posed by the mechanical taachcrs, who
want Of being yersed in mathematics, have
principles and thus leave undeveloPl those intects
which, by proper culture might materially beacht society
See circulars at q and ~ School from
yo'clock +. H.
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TT 3. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN
wall and Panama.-Lowest prices superior steamers
Extension Of the Panama Railroad for the
most agreeable and safe sosts through in I'd
Company intend to despatch 70 Asptnwall Monday,
March at O'Clock p NJ from pier foot OF
Mooo1sn e connect e Psn.@s with the RssisO Mail
Piersso The Of the railroad makes the
The Ishmus practicable In day
that all who vaue their health and comfort to
select eli: route Mr. neLley Gate for Adams
the transit passengers and their baggage from Aspnwall
70 Panama Tickets be obtained for the transit from
J. W. Carrington at Adams Co.'s 50 Broadway or 81 III
Wet street. The aocommodations for Of al
the csAnlness off, stserag For freight passage
ply ct the once Of the companies, 1T West street to
- sIt.s7- G. A. WHITNEY.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given petitions have presented in the
Board ouncmen for the oonsrustion q sewers in the
tween Seventh Eighth Forty street.
Eighth and Ninth Hamsrssy street. from
street Hudson river All Interested in
hc having objections thereto are 70
once ON OF before Wednesday, March q, 1854.
shE 2s dks STsSRssr, cr's'a Aas'as'' Board
Nav York. March IL. 1884
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NEW YORK AND CALIEoRNI4 STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua-The Accessory Trant CO. OF Nicara
qua propretor-Throush in advance Of the mail-only
Zine giving through tickets including the Isthmus
The new double engine steamship STAR OF TIE WEST,
1000 tons burthen, will leave from pier No. North river
at o'clock r. NJ precisely for San Juan del Norte Mon
day March 20 with the new and favosts
ship Cortes 1000 tons burthen the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve miles Of land transportation
arst class carriages These steamers unsurpassed in
their ventilation and For Information
sassags apply only TO CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No.
oWlfhg Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given the owners, occupant or oc-
cupants all houses and lots improved unimproyed
and affected thereby that the following assessments have
completed ly the Assessors and are lodged In the
the Assessme for examination by all
o.r interested For in Battery place from
Warrington TO street. The limits embraced by snch
include all the several houses and lots of ground
lots and parcels of land situated on both
des of Battery place from Washington to West street
all whose affected by the above named
and who opposed to the same or either OF
their objections In writing
undersigned at their office, No Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

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