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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

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MISCELLANEOUS.

a@s ., q ass. a q.
or sntido,e 70 malaria -
Having nsced the certificate Of che cAl analysis given ~
s ss; & s1. Dr. .s T. .sas sss
neither qun,ne arsenic mercury schninc and hAving
NJ Rioass sSS %eaeiss sas. .esn awe dup .s .
ss qS:s ~ e sS s Il ' ss A'ys IN
asreoie s..aed in recommended % ss al se.l ,hs pro
cisrs j John street. New i.t agent sad
for sale by all drusgiss. JAS A. RHODES p.oprlssr,,
ioe - :.
nR MoRRmLs ooxPoUsD ESSENCE or CHINA
rot Tor me cure o. consumption snd al di.sss. Of To-
eaeni digestive spparaiu. .ppeis rsas~s
hs q y. =. %s.e @ Sss
dsponoency lmpsr. 70 ne .snussd ,r.me mo- robas'
builds up he ,hsered AND may be taken without
fear BY Ole feeties alden vie and mother c'nsei
sora'e e1hsie and restore II ne .s.m hs. bscoas re
soss % s every ss sp Ss ~
.s 9 s So :, or so se ss % .ss ~, .a
ara snsss,sd 70 an,
nc blood sluggish any Of ,he fapciIon.of hs body
are s ar. Or @gsr ps ss s s b.
ereys and dsreuv. essns hose who are sossi domo
q ss X sa sas a e a ssf s %
s.Sst ' ss sy s.v. he @ Ss ss
WIN be- censrou. that the recaper.ve prneioe work
sa s.r eroass VII os % s.
hssr,. 70. sale !, Ne 9 Howard s. 10. Al Ir,.s.
srdsd and he medicine forwafdsd Price S. = sl
per bottle.
HoRsE RADIsn.-IO PICKLE DEALERS -JAaE-
Ii BHOADhEADOW's patent Mill. run by steam poser,
would sratr rsdh enough supply ali ssw Sors hence
be supply Wholesale dealers greatly reine-d pree'
ona,,a 20 s,,s,,s s WIN "sf own 'a"s o's
JAMES BRoXDMHaDow. zz7 Washington ares,
cocIETE pEs MIKEs vt voSpnRrgs nv Msc DE- ia
yss ssn.s g &, rs .os a. ct s e. va.
o%sss sT SsSs a'f ssi rii' sS
Crows ArD PARIoR HRATHgs-THg Bg-r kSD
- ehsape-f ho, air pAror heser- N he e,y also ~ - -.
prices At the Budson Stove Depot, 20 haop street. ABOVE
CEGARs.- 10000 SPEARS ov VARIOUS RaAsns
s.us spsr.. a. low !. o. srmsn ssrBs. g. ~ Pss.ss
having invoices segsrs thai hey wsh 70 obtain afvsccs
''''' ~ '"'' o 's rmEKKs 81 Roadway. us s.rs
cANrs' SALT nHyuN RyxypY AND sAasaPARrLLa
- are The mos. speedy ssfe aud ceraa remeii.s To o
tais salt risnm. and an 'ortnuc Or ea'snsga s,spao&
aid ss.o.t Re ySs :. .pS.sr. i. a-g .sss --sy
ssas .S I ss ssss .s =. M @ a
and permanent cure. Prepared sni soh ~ A. .. ..
sAkbs drusssts. 100 ruisa stree.
THE yrsr.rs BLOOMS 1T ~ SAID rnAr x.DAxg
sny Of hs oomno1 essmssiss q W. prs.sn, dsy ss ~
tressrySkn a boz oomplsroo euros prepsrsloa as<
. ss, "a sfs ys. e - s,sss ssa sq is d.e y,
ssse-.y "a 2 DC me,-.ss !. s... s. ., e, y
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snavn ~ h@rnl for nesxfy ,seesy yssrv - srxs< rs
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:.s ,s -, =: ..s 'sd < s,ss .'.. Is 80.
roo ssssns. - g. ss1ass - - g~bt -ts~.dsy ss..
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THE yEsTRTs BLOOMS 1T ~ SAID THAT MADAME
vsstrs Who 10 remarkable for her beauty, ne Ter 49,
Of The oo~mrlcs ~ tho fT BAT owes ~
treseryan a hsr ooNp ierLoo curts prepsrson ,nsi<
from he recv~ a an ci Italian physelan rhs PrsPs 80,
"a ed 1he sesIia Biopus" and fer sale II ~ dr1 ~
Irssfwsy It's SAID 10 be pp@~s< fiscor.f lhai An ~
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Epw,p.K G6l1INs, IS Wan s,rsss MI.
BRWN, 8HlPLEY CO., Liverpool.
sTEPdEN KENNARD CO. n Austn Friars London
3. O. WAINWRIGHT co. PARA.
Tho owners a Acse ships win accountable for gold
avs bunon, specie swelry precious METALS IN
- ps O. lAdng are signed hsrasr and he value thereof
Shippers psas take notice. that the sAps dis limo canno,
carry any goods con,raband Of war.
Az letters must pas hroas The post once any other viii
RoIioE The day Of departure Of This line nom New York
or lso6 WI be saturday eonmsncng January ard
alternate saturday; and from Liverpool. "Wednesday 90
nsnclnG Jan. g. and every alternate Wednesday.
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A UsrRALIA PIoEEEa LINE, CARRYING THE UNI
70 iaie freight moderate isrs pier Il Esa nvsr 40
'''' ''' ~" XIV. CAMERON, No. Bowling Green.
"A fu clipper ship MANDAKiN Win DO dsspsohsd os Mel
g. S:; :ss
fI..s soIr si;
ZOE sHw GRANADA AND SIcARAGUA.-rnE NEW
e.. and sss% a. g. . s A.
= oeicsk from loot Of Chambers street North river
s ~:
prey @ s.. ,sa:r q s so: Dasep In perfect o.
md % sa: "a t r.. ss sl b; sss
g. ~ ;ssaa q. :, s ss G .sssss
"a sG. 90 20 ss.
f mail s.s.s.se A sLA6x wt.hios 5. saliess
an1 All e. ~ sSo,e pd U tcas % . %
ss YIN 81 4
k'oR sAyASsAn AND yLonIpA-UyrrxD STATES
il mail lne. The and elegant steamer ALA BAMA
sD Geo sss viii :.ys &C ssrds " DE
!. .iToHlII Is Bfo.dssy. Cabin pss,sss Q s.y.a
sn;is Isl o r,sas sss Large and oon@ooa. .s,@sf
with the from New York tuesdays and Saturday,
L,OR CHARLESTON AND TLoRIDA.-sEM WEEKLY
g. Man Lins The .suncn sea going steamer SOUTH
kRkEk r. Evan commander will leave pier 30 T. ~ H.
socoel r. precisely 90 SATURDAY Dee 5 Yor freisss
Pssssfe At he once Of sP0rfgKD. TfLEsf0S CO, ~
broadway Tho avove steamer Carpua having
ulAr trips 10 the various landings the ~ Johns
Florida, will wi The from new York and
have Charleston tuesday ~ o'clock NJ Through
tickets 70 Jacksonville, 81; 70 PDatka, sS3.
E,oR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND RICHMOND
The u. n mail steamship JAMESTOWN. will leave for
e above places Saturday, nsx Dec. n ocosk from
pier ~ north river freight Will be for Petersburg
but passenger. VII be forw ed there by railroad from cy
Point uAusi freight fur Norfolk and Petersburg be
shipped ~ The Eoanoks every wedr sssy Passage fare
stale Included TO Norfolk ~ To Petersburg and Rich
mond, sie. seefsSs hAa price kAPpysn.. ..n
INLAND ROUTE TO CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, sAvAr
rah New Orleans Ac. from Rorfok Time 70 Norf5t p
hours Through tickets 70 Weldon ~ q. Pa-enses goinR
from New York by taxing the aSge comnoigus side
wheel ,tsAmshps, JAMESTOWN or ROANOKE, on We inca
DAY or SATURDAY from pier North river f Of Ce
street. Norfolk where hay vii nni
esptinuons railroads extending through le s,ss- "a
nor,b and South Carolina Gsofsn, Ac. al riding speedy
safe snd comfortable ne FAR south ~ NoDs
BY DE Great souhern Mail Line PAA.Ase Fare ssAsroom IN
eiuded, 70 Norfon, ~. tteersse ~ Apply 70
LUDLAM PLEAsASf, % Broadway.
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pAcfFIc EXPRESS COMPANY. I1t BROADWAY
Il For California, OREGON and Sandwich Isands-Io~
rates and rapid transit Freight parcels leeos VII BE-
dpaei ed yer the steamer George Law Friday Decen
bsr7. small parcels and letters received IL O'Clock r.
on cay q departure WIN II. NALL. Agent
Dcs1PoNEMENT-FREkNA co = sPEcI AL CALI
forna ErIressrouce loving tothe poe,poneinent OF ts
railing he msil psx. expres.
sis Pansms route, VII 90, 70 fsvudan FRIDAY Dsosnbes
T. 81 O'Clock N. Freight received at once uuu
O'Clock parcels and letters IN ~ r. M day sailing
Our express, via Nicaragua ~l he despatch~d pe
Of West Monday, Decemeer To- At
FHEkMAk 4 Co, 50 Broadway
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Tvn gsnAf eugxpy Ioa vhgvASD DuRA2-UA
= nr 49, -. - - - ~ 10y - =
:, $500 - =. - J: (. - =; 6::sA
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CALLING DAYS. 9TH AND aorH OF EACH MONTH
- -Four hours nom ocean 70 ocean by Panama Railroad
= ibs oassss. Through for Caiforn. ne Panama
de.pssch Tor Aspnwan on rndAy Dec. 7, 81 O'Clock
The wen Known and hvorto ushp GEORGE Law, Capt
VIM nernden u B. navy Passengers and main win be
forwarded BY Panama ralroad and Panama with
the Pacific Nan Steamship Companys magnificent ssamsp
JOHN L. sTEPbkNS =. II. fierson commander which viii
be In readrsss and leave Immediately Tor IAN FAnclsso
The public informed that he Pacific Mail Amship
pAny always have more 1samers Tying at PAnA
ready AVOID poesibe deenon u
malta For passage, apply 70 w. kAYhOkD. at the only
sce Of The oompsAies no IN West sree corser a Warren
LHOR CALIFORFIA.-DAYsO or SAILING CHANGED
u OsA and zAu Of each month New York and California
Steamship Line Accessory Transit Company NkAraugun
Through In advance Of the ms7O0 miles short
han any other 70 lbs baggage ee The splendid
double engine steamship STAR Of Tux WEST 2,s06
burhen, Capt Miner viii leave pier No. s. North river,
O'Clock r. ~, Tor PunA Arenas Monday. December 10
1885, connecting with the steamship Sierra Nevada
bulhcn, the Nicaragua Transit having twelve
miles Of land transportation ~ rst class carriages
The proprietary pu ohs tina. tho Isthnus
entirely free from di.ease ADd Inst the political troubles
Nicaragua have ceased Peace has made
eoniendns parties and not The slightest interruption In The
transit between the oceans need he app shended-
For Information passsge apply only 70 CHARLES NOR
GAN Agent No. bowling Green. Stamped taken for
% cents eAch
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DfcoEp'H vRvAyHvSr oy PRIVATE DfsyAyU,-
IL fyy I4ssea. IA luS<~ 81 ~ -
o.. ,sns ses may 10 o<~alS1 va ~@ss~ss prfvsss
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EDUCATION.


OAe BRoADwAY-BooKKEEPISo Ae.-oRNrLA
rOsTER DlxOk'5 ssAbnshmena snpersor and msssrri,
knowledge d writing h. In few weska Pros
pcctes and full particulars on application Terms mo4srse
A1O BOOKKEEPING. WRITING. ARIrHMErrC
HlVs Students ~ DOLBEAk's academy, $40 Broadway
taught principles and forms Of dnabe entry by practice
gentlemen for kind % busnesA Pupils entering
learn by January for $40.
Gin -BOOKKEEPrNG. WRITING, COMMERCIAL
plU. administrations PAINE's rs Grad
Bowery and l66 Fulton BROOKLYN
strictly private lessons appointing their h0urs Ladi1s
exceieni writing. Hs course
systematic and expeditiouaL Newport Mercury.
pooKKEKpIxa, ARITHMETIC, WRITING. Ac-xR
ID kkNviiL LIZ zs9 broadway, where he has taught with
eminent for tho eight years. receiving
cents much lower rus than other teacher The
sble IN practice. Open day ~ evening
Broadway. continues 70 receive pupils hyoa6k
terms for thorough insucu In the French language Impair
hg 70 them The Ability speak with nuency CORRECTNESS
an VII be limited 70 sx.
FRENCH LAN0uAoE.-MADAME BER0TER 4
forming II her residence avenue het wee,
Eighteenth AMI Nineteenth Streets for course Of French
language, so quarter Monday Dec Ia,
-four persons la each class.
pRIyAIE scHooL-KSGLIsa, FRENCH. GERMAN
y and Hebrew =kscry lsngnage taught by nstve
fsrena who Ia thorough their cbidrrn
msy send Them either Thompson street or 70 he Other
school w West Ihrsy nrst street
CPAErsH AID FRENCH LANGUAGES. -PROTgssOh
- PiEEBA can dispose ot few hour. for private nstrss
he pupfs He sttends In brooklyn three week Al
dress, No vsrick street nesr franhin
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A EEw BOoK-1HE MARRIAGE GUIDE ON FAN
IA ~ hshsAi sId Psychological fss,su-sw. specially ~
w 10. a he married. ard hoss Att - mssry; ,, III.
cord pls'e., prioe o. fubsshea ~ y W. rfno<0
Nassau street. so iii forward By mali. Ses rsnsips
81 and sdfrsss
yroaa he Neseai aud surricsi Rsva~s-''rss
ordinary rcd. fsaAaf~ stich
nculsry tbursusho& M. book from al ossss ~ ne hf
he recphss ,ono o. sshe>cy sa mssnJ saeA gsrvsdss
eli through"
TYR. coBBgrr, 10 DUANE srzgyT. hZhBgK ~ rB
~ hrs rork TFe,rlty. nay be essalird on prrss d
fee my cards Ia hi Dsiy rDsss. DsAy sess. IA
DE PAIPUs OFFICE gorRs TO "a A. n q TO,
~ N. sunds, ersspsd sts Hoass1 81 near wopsiss.
GrsT PrBI.IsHED-Ak usAf OF rBE HDDgk.
al s.d " p~vgr. s.rlny. Yss-a~fs ss>
spn oshsr nnrt.ss josh rlsariiy ku gr~a
sDf po~t hrs No seo~;p AZ 100 ~ ~. n OKLA
skY " iAsvezafd stxeS. y. y.
~.
NxEDIosL ADvisER AND NkRaIA1s drIDz-
IN kl~.e0h sdss~ eob nsS pss.s. IS s-ss&s<gs- An
sriessd bod rSssssss k.Afe esf'ns Hsa. 4ta
fsussi~ ~0ss sstsrs~s ~ ne s4tyrs f~<t sd i
an rYsu.ff a psfrsk d~ssass ush e>srs~d saf ssxs
a. ID orsanr sots snf aslea 90 u - 10 sn,s~
ItIsOs1, ptysrAe s.s surssos. a. se~fs srsst sSt..
~ ETosyay -tef. hs 81 ii~s fs~~s~ frgra ~ ~
ua snS loeP. n. -audxys sssepa~f sd1rs-- ~ -
ks~ YEA Pasf 0feS We arr>ar -3h he OLE, psC~<. 70
r.c n ~bsirs bf ftnot - iks sr1f gasis s~ ktss
tnls euAs zsunx Dsno<rss, Day bsss toaSs-v. bspss
DfcoEDh rEvATHvsr oy pEIvArg DEyAyys-
IL iY ttA.s1a. IA tuSn~ s1.~s - over ysSs ~ ~
prstsns ses. mar 10 oo<~ais1 va ~@s~ts aS pfivsss
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CEGARs- 0eooo SPEARS ov VARIOUS RRAsns
- and qualities, for Is per cen, beiow sir MAUI
value, operas low ~ sormss y ~. Perssa1
having invoices tbai hey wish % obtain aiTscs
o IHgEKs 81 Broadway. u2 sAra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

ITO CALIFORNIANs.-THE SUBSCRIBER CAN FUR.
nish going 70 California Q fortune
In short time which will mot require
thousand dollars, accomplish by the OF greet
saving machine recently invented which makes article tina.
inverted in very short time. Address g. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNI
"A ted BtAes naThe fast sailing ship CYNTHIA, for Nc
bourne having half her cargo positively engaged
70 take freight moderate tsrns pier East river 40
piled for early. ARp'&'ooAxrRox Ia nox,,, or,.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

MADAME ALVIN FROM PARIS. TENDERS Her
WI services 20 ladies' and genilemen In chronology she
be consulted about love- marriage business and vii tell
he Of the lady gentleman they Will marry; thr
name OF her visiers. Residence 100 C.nai street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

0rFICE OF TIE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
ORailroad Company No Hanover strcet-Notice
Of per bonds Of the company
hereby notified that In Of act Of the General
Assembly OF the State OF Connecticut passed
session s authorized and prepared exchange
fer the ous andng bonds airing
not secured by mortgage bonds authorized the before
oned act bearing six cent interest and secured by
only mortgage The compAoys road franchises kc
exchange VII be made a this once until further BY
oroer o. the Directors. WM BEAENr, Treasurer.
York Oct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

yXrANTED-0N BOND AND MORTGAGE ON REAL
w estate worth double the amount several OF from
10 ten thousand dollars Property In Now York good
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-
N O1ICE.-FIRsT PACKET FOR LIvERPoOLA-rHE
~ splendid clipper ship JOHN ELLIOTT TuAYER, Capt
SAMPSON win positively sail his day, IL O'clock Room
few more second cabin and Storage For
sage apply on board pier 70 Fast river foot OF Burng slip
10 TAfhCOTT CO 70 south street. -
ON BLACK STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ Tho new magnificent clipper ship JEREMIAH THOMP-
SON Captain Blake Will positively sail on saturday. Dec
Passengers Will In a cases be supplied he ship with
abundant supply OF provisions cooked
out during the For passage apply BOARD pier
East river, or JOSEPH MURPHY, 81 south street.
E,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
l. States Nail Steamer UNION r. Adams, Conr win leave
for HAyre touching at Southampton
sensers salty Dee u.s. at II O'clock per 81 river
o,f Beach IT. Price OF hrst cabin, $50;
cabin SO Luggage no, wanted during the should
sent on board the day before sailing, marked below"
height will be taken Offer Thursday 1h Inst For freight
passage apply 70 H. LIVINGSTON. b3 broadway.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- EDikRUhu 1850 TONS VIM Cumming commander.
NEW YORK 2 80 tons, Robert Craig do.
GLASGOW, 1902 tons, John Duncan do.
he Glasgow and New York steamhlp Compaay splendid
and powerful new steamer EdnburR appointed
New York for 0asgow direct saturday 2 January ne1t
nj IL O'Clock, precisely OF class
SO, third GLASS $50 For freight passage apply 70
hsfAON 80 broadway. Now York city bils gold only
taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

vnyAhrRp TO sErJ,-ywo BRICK HOUSES AVID LOTS,
w On shis CIV and lst part pay pianos shsDf-e
vI rent u Nay very los. Address Trade Dor IL Herald
enee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

IJ0RsE RADIsH.-TO PICKLE DEALERS -JAAE-
Ii BhOADMEADOW's patent MILL run by steam power,
would srai. rsdsh enough Y supply ali New sors hsnee
With bouled rsdisb labelled with her address Or.fs
toAtied and prou pity Gied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

USOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN NEW
il York vicinity, farm Of $50 third timber.
The situation Is beautiful in Morris county, Ne Jersey,
he Rockaway Dover between the dep0ts
The Morris and Essex Railroad which tho pa,s
which dwelling house. good apple orchard,
and good site for country seat there II the country
ard Of the greatest living and falling springs In the
adordpg abundant which be conducted
INTO he house rhin& There pleut. OF wAsr
for fountain and fish pond desr Cd. Apply 70 A. Abbott
the premees Mr.. 8. b. nAlsuy, or L. A. Chandler,
JOHN CoN0ER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07

(NLAIRvOYANCE-MRa. HAYES, MEDICAL CLAIR
~ voyani established twelve years IN New York CITY, MIRA
Hay tell the and Of Diseases and
persons distance better than any other curvoyAn In
United States Once 76 Grand street Satisfaction given
pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-07
ANTHOLOGY.

A sr0EIsHING TO ALL-AADAME MORROW, TIL
"A seventh daughter, las natural gin tell pres<
and fnure events and Nil the Me. even he var
thoughts, and wn speedy marriages, M
neoss OF he Intended hu sband and absen friends
hring ngshsr those Who are separated, who WITH snioy h
greatest happiness Of matrimonial blaa All who
luck call for relief and
pressed their belief that sho the wonderful asuoogv
In The world. that has been known though PRIV
nses nothing but what .reconcilcAbo phioaophax
charge not satisfied. rs Broomo strost between CAnn0
and Columbia Gentlemen admitted.
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TvHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED 1T ArEs
NAH sesmers-Ths ships cemposing ine are hs lb

ATLANTIC Capt. West PACIFIC Cant Eidr,dra
BALTIC, Capt tomssock ADKIATlC, Capt -
1hess shps have been bun by contract expressly for gov
eminent service kvsry has been taken IN heir
Mruoon ~ Also In etr engines speed
and heir sccommodaOns Tor passengers JAILED
siesanes and confer. Price Of from Nov York
70 Liverpool In FIRST cass cabin $780, do SIS ex
elusive use Of ezra size rooA 1926 Liverpool
Now York 70 and 20 gu!nqAs experienced surgeon
tAched 70 eaeh ship. No berth until aid for
PROPOSED DATES or SAIifNG
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19
NEWS ITEMS.

1t was decided by Judge IngersolI, (says the New
York Journal OF Commerce) in the United States
District Court that canal boats, on canal, cannot
bind themselves by contract, SO rs to come within
the control of Court Of Admiralty, they
navigate tide-waters than do railroad cars, any
like vessel or thing capable of carrying freight.
General Whitfield, the delegate for Kansas, is
about six feet five inches in his stockings, we'll and
powerfully put together, has a fine, open, manly
countenance: and is in the prime of e-say about
forty years old. The General is native Of Tennes-
see.
One Of the United States naval officers, who re-
Gently visited JAPAN furnishes the following Informal
ton to the New York Times:-s' Concubnagc is
common in Japan. Besides wife-who is always
the mistress Of the famiy-every man who can afford
it seems to have from five six concubines,
depending upon his means inclination, who are
bought from their parents while Young. These crea-
lures do not, Of course, either black their teeth or
shave their eyebrows, and are often quite conely.--
They made to perform the duties of maid servants,
and are frequently, through Jealousy, very cruelty
treated. AT Simonda, this class appeared to admire
the foreigners very much, and in consequence
often ordered out of their sight.
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Pacific Railroad.

The Washington correspondent Of tht n. Y.
Times says Col. Benton has been furnished the
names of twenty-three of the most eminent
capitalste in the country to be put into bill
as the names of members Of company to
whom Congress shall grant simply the abso-
lutte right of way through the public lands
for railroad to the Pacific. These names
were furnished him by W. F. Weld, the Rail
road King" of New England. Every man on
the list is millionaire, and although some of
them have not been consulted in the matter,
MIR. Weld guarantees that all of them will con-
sent to take part in the enterprise.
The following is the list the Hon. Abbot
Lawrance, William Sturgis, r. G. Winthrop
Samuel Hooper, William Appleton, John NJ.
Forbes, John f. Thayer, David A. Neal, H..
II. Hannewell w. F. Weld, w. Amory, all
of Boston, John Carter Prown, of Providence
R. l.; w. R. Rodman, of New Bedford, Mass,
E. Corning, of Albany n. Y, &. Griswold,
T. w. Perkins, Watts Sherman, r. II. Wins
low f. G. Litchield, G. Bancroft, Thomas
Tilcston, John A. Stevens, r. 3. Mnturn, all
of n. Y.
Col Benton proposes to introduce bill Civ
ing these gentlemen the right Of way for the
road, leaving them to select the route, and Civ
ing no aid whatever from the Government, nor
any promise of aid. He thinks he will get his
bill through, and that the Company will 60 on
with the work at once.
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TRIPoLI.-Therc is an immense cave situa-
ted some four miles from the Coosa River and
about eight or ten miles from the town of Tai
ladega. says the Salem (Ala.) Sentinel, in
which an inexhaustibe amount of Tripoli is
found, and of quality pronounced to be supe-
rior to any found in the world. This cave is
situated on lands owned by Mr. 7. Norwich,
an experienced jeweler, living in the town of
Talladega, and his experience in England as to
the virtues of the article for polishing pur-
poses, will enable him, no doubt, to reap a
handsome fortune from the digging of this ar
ticle. Such an article of 'rripoli as is found in
this cave, will readily command in England
one dollar per pound, and in any market of
the United States, will command fifty cents
per pound. One hand in one day could easily
barrel hundred pounds; thus making $50
per day; it being light, the freightipg over
railroads would be light. We were creditably
informed that fifty hands could be engaged for
years in getting this article out of this cave.