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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

Young LADY VINO HAS SOME EXPERIENCE, 4
"A desirous Of obtaiIing a situation 10 teach tbs
English branches OF education, or TO obtain few pal
vate pupils. Satisfactory references be gwen. In
qure at 15T Adams street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A 3 CoACHMAS IN PRIVATE fAMiLY-sTrCA.
IA ton wanted by a steady, respectable. man, Who
has lived In the hst families In Europe 10 6rst rate
cosebman. Can sy. the best city references. His last
employers will certify 10 his csrAtty, integrity, 50
briefly and ats Mt Has family PLEASE address
Coacbman, bon X. Bsrah orice, Tor two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIrU
IA alton seamstress, cut and dt ladies' dresses
and do all kinds OF family sewing would assist In lgh
work 10 Of gsod disposition for children good city
references Please cali for two days at 1875 Clinton place
Eighth street, near sixth avenue, fourth door, froa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION A. NURSE
and seamstr.ss The best OF city reference can b.
given. Pea,e call at 13+ Ludlow street corner Of Rv
ingtop third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIR. WANTS A sirU
IA alton nurse and 10 do plan sewing or as waiter
Can DO seen for two days. at as Fourth avenue, drs
floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A slrUA.
"A ton as good washer and roner, plain cook. Has
lhs best OF city reference from her last where
lived for ten months Can be for two days II
engaged, No 223 West fereth street. between Eighth
and Ninth Avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

TT r. HILTON PERKINS. OR ALoSzO VAN EVERY,
late Of the 81. Georges Hota Broadway, will apply
10 Charles NettleoD No. 81 Wall street Nes York they
will hear Of something TO their advantage.
NHR. ROBERT MURRAY, WHO LATELY VISITED
UI The lse Of Man will confer favor by enclosing BIZ,
address 90 N. W. Nell, Herald ofise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

INrGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCrIoNEER. by FRANK
IL LIN &NICHOIS.-EIegant househ DID furniture at
auction, This morn ng, March b, at l0I oclocs without
regard TO weather, at the large four-story boarding
house. 219 Ninth street, First avenue, embracing
the entire furniture which has been mostly made TO
order for the present occupant and has in but
about two months The attenti OF housekeepers aud
the trsde IL invited 10 this sale there IL large and
splendid variety OF parlor chamber and basement fur
niture Of every description. sale peremptory Cata
logues at the house on day Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

WIN. Writers, AuCrIoSLER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, at 1Oh O'Clock, at i19 Canal street. all tho
gentsel household furniture in the above four story
honie, an elegant rosewood cottage piano, Mahogany
and library bookcase, etegeres, mirrors, oil pantngr
French clocks, candeabrAs, vases, window curtains,
tapestry three ply and other carpets, hall olcoths,
lamps, stair rods mahogany and walnut bsdseads hair
Mattresses feather beds, beddins dressing buretus and
wa,hsianss toilet sets, china glass and plated ware
dining furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

IN AMERICAN WISHES A SITUATION As COOK.
IA Good city reference given. Please call for two
days ~ No Horatio street. second door, back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A YOUNG CENT? EhAS. ~ HIS TWENTIETH YEAR,
"A IL dcsrous Of obtaining situation In dryso,ds
storc assistant bookteepsr and clerk, la any
speciabe house Of business lie give references to
merchants In the city. Address, for three days n.
T., box ia Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A SUPERIOR NURSE, "a PROTESTANT WANTS A
"A situation as infants and s.amstress Il com.
petent 10 take the entire OF infant from Its brth
or the care OF or two crossing children The most
satisfactory city reference given Apply at No. Union
court, University place, near Twelfth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A RIIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANTED AT go sUL
IA berry street
A kESPECTAfLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
IA in private family cook; has no obie ton 10
assist AZ washing and ironing, Can get good cy refer
Can be III Adams street between Concord
and Tiilary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

A ! CoOK-BY A STEADY WOMAN WHO UNDER.
IA stands her business and has hal long perience
with some Of the most respectable families In VA. city
20 whom she refer for honesty AID capabhy Please
apply At 2s2 sixth avenue, between Fifteenth and sir
tenth streets
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
=l,8sR erffo8 Cot xreaF!.i Is.

The public are cautioned against another eoun-
terfst, which has LACEY ilade e appearance, cal
led .W. 81. Fmgeli's Afi'tian ldaineef, me most
aaaeofaus ct al tie esfaftef'tts, hecaase his h3sf
ine tue nane Of Farseil Many II ba5 it il cont
faith. Without Che knas easse tlat Z counterfeit
exists. aud they vii ps3hans oily. discover thsif
error when tEe spurious A52taHo has wrought IL
evil effects.
Yte sei.t.ine article Is manufactured only by II
e. Farrell, sole inventor ard proprietor, and
wholesale drug sf, Ne. Il AeiEstreet, 'e9sa lii
nois, 10 noia all applications Tor faeteies must .
addressed. Be aefe sou gt il viii tle letters H. g,
before Fareei's ti.8s--H &. FAltltsi-L'S-.nd his
signature III the wrapper, III otlefs ete COUNTER
feits.
as,! arefts thrGuchout the Z Aitea States.
"a. Priee - ans 1a cents, AMI s. per bostle.
AGENTS NA&IED Ia every teMns VILLAGE and
hamlet n the United ,ttgs, IN which enc net a.
ready rsial shed. Address IL. q. Farrell a. abofe
accompanied With good reference as T.. character,
responsibility, De.
- ]. 2 'Esepiaaa, Agent Stanton Va.
sgJ3S. (, 100.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

LAooslc--- The following is thr dispatch
ofGeasfel Simpson, the British Commar.
ter-in Chiei, announcing tie assault upon
Se!,as,opol. The French attacked hiala-
AoG, ana We attacked the Radah, the.
succeeded. we tailcd.a As Paris cot-
respondent remarks: "Antthesi5 can no
further go; lli5 yigor Of thet p of uarrs-
tive was neeci 80 happily Ii" t.
Simpson deserves credit for owning op
thus handsomely French General
would haze :a5led to SO envelope his state.
n.ent---!ed lie such an ole 10 aisSr--@ia. /
cloud Of alternating circumstances.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Lows NApoLEoN's "Don@sqIo JOYS. '-
Tie Archbishop Of PATS. II his address TO
ihs Emperor, congraiulating lin upon to
i4l Of s-bastopoI took occasion to add ths
following item OF congratulations On alto'
geihef different SUBJECT
"Sife--the national joy IS increased By
the shonght that Heaven, altei all thesy
.r:umphs. prepares Tor you IN addition, DO,
4aes.ie JOYS, Which vii! be SO much more
dehghliai TO your heat as they VIII hs
also for tie public good.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

MoRrA1rry IN NoefoLK.--sa.ae idsa
II the de.tFaq.iveness Of Ihe pestIfsaes q
Norfolk, u.ay be formed ison. eoa.pasiaa
II sith the great plague n LONDON. q
that plague, Que in seventeen died; ;"
i...foik, USE IN THREE. !. ..,,.,, - -..os,
oc 40 pestienoe which hasever Visited aus
ps.t Of the world, equal IN .leslfegiiYeaass
Il tnat " h.eh has desosied The ei,, of son.
su,b
Tie y. 7. Herald earnputss thes Il Tie
Sits Of New York should be visited By q
plague a. fatal, the deaths Waad be tWens
/, iive Thousand week. or ooe huodrrq
thousand month. iuiins tbs period Oil
CONTINUANCE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

YeLLow Eeyee AT THE ouru.-Can-
ton. Mississippi, where the yellow fever
now prevails, is very pleasant lows, sit
uated IN healthy region Of country, and
on the extension line Of the New Orleans,
jackson aHs. Great NortheFa Ral'foat.---
Oa. al / population Of on!y 38S no less
than 1877 ci.aes and 90 deaths occurred up
to the 1a.h Instant, on wh.eh da3 10 nes
cssea .og Tue preceding q houfs were re-
ported
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
sag8 ssseza...
ROOTS A%9 gHEssS 1T

~ LA@T0N would aqsasta... atia.i ,i.a 1itsz H.
-E-AsalSFaUntsu IND The SAW s5tafag an1rY, JAS
he has commenced Ga 5i}s rlaet u1s eao' Acft4 81
3. j. s. GfaEIara'a sf1-Ep, ana olcs iss ,e
uea Neals Is a.a. Z. ga#aa5 44zs. e59 a.
aanaiaetHr & 9Qas Il Es.iIEH 4iise 4. 6s4z-
deens ~haes, from 4 eoef hess H#E5eflst, latest
styles, and sadea own sUHer4 tan,
tbroietafst work Hiado "a ofiec. on lie mos.
9al.l aaaDi5 aisl3.
fe t.ssI'z1 e. Haaa ~ s#saH...aseef zHeas aaa
5aes E4Jl . taa H4- ssa'aaf tlsfa fH5a4 he 9aasa
tsa al1iesqacst ot Cent tfeIet 3se saet in tl4-s
ul9eaet.
opaee afae 8 ..tsez...ed 70 aaa work faa2s
II the shortest Udtiee,
q. AA&ToN.
elaI.l.llln s.nt. % -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
Aac15ozs 0a Goods.

FENlE valuable stock OF goods 81 Deakius and Nor
i Ftt are auction on Saturday and fonday,
ny and night, until closed ont. Ladies and gen
tlenea are Invited to attend. Sales privately when
the auction IS ret eene en-. Cheap Geeda and rafe
chances to persons in want of such articles.
Sept. %, 1855. \. Is. TROUT.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
JOSEPH R0sEMWALD,
Mo 50 nyafn street. Hiohfnan5

TSoRMgRLY Goodman 4 RosenMala. staqntol,
II Va, has established himself IN saeb,acnd. and
opeaed at No. - Main ST., large and extensive
Stock Of 4 E0fIE&EAaB dNp B0Y-fS Gl04Ii
mo, for the Wholesale and Retail tsa5re He
promises Is supply country Merchants at Northern
wholesale prices and ould especially invite It's Au-
gasta eienl8 70 call when saj3urning in this city.
A general assortment q furnishing goods a.says
lon hand.
Sept ~. leSs.--,f.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
e is7l.ia iiiiitttii5. volume IS en5i5'ed

zf,=.=i 49, 80 - - 's>Ng
aa.ia iittieSaiaH Is ea5ifled
s'zEs MARRIED EY01EANis
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
Kl DE. 4. 81. MAURICGAC,
raoasssee eg DISEASES CIV soass.
0ssa apazrcttb b3isiaa f5oa,egg) isa.o., m. go
los risz ftgge, ssrat aiSeiEa, s1.d9.l
y staaserd work q established reputation, found
sasad ia Inc Catalogue efthe great Trade SAes in
sV- aek, Philadelphia, and Other cities, and sold
y t7e principal gg1k eiiers IA the Uuited States.-
Il va Irst ,,ab'lsfied n ST. see which time.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
tase been sold, OF which there were upwards Of
0tB HFADffB ffi0tS4SD SENPByRAL
attesiae tha high estimation in zeieh It Is held a,
reah,e popular mediea.
BOOK ron EVERY FElrALE,
the aathor hagiag devoted his exclusive attention &,
the treatment Of eatnpajnt peculiar 10 feu.ales in
respect to which he is vear consulted b. shOusan.a
both IN person and by letter.
iereeYerv woman ean discover by COMPARING
der own symptoms with these described, tho i.atar,
ehafscter causes and tie proper remedies for, her
complaints.
TIC wife about becoming a mother has often need,
ofinstrpetien and advice u the utmost importance
To her future health. vii ind such instruction ahd
advice, and alsa explain many symptoms which otis
erwise woeld occasion anxiety alarm, as all tina
peculiarites inciaent to her situation descri-
bed.
It's of course impraetieable to convey fully the
varians subjects treated of, they of nature
strictly intended for the married those eontempla-
ing marriage. The revelations contained in its pa
iees have proved blessing to thousands, the in
Vulnerable letters received By the author (Which he
is permitted by the writer's to publish will attest.
Extract # Lei:sF foa. gssteaea Ia Dayot., OHIO.
DaY1ox, Nay |, 1877.
Dr. A. Il. Ast4rieeaa.
.'Aiy vile had been perecptibls sinking for some
three years or iHoa in consequence Of her treat an
sasf and suffering months before and daring
eenineHenHt every successive one and more
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
safe OF Personal Property.

hAYiNo disposed otmY plantation | will sell at
L ] public auction On Jf5a93ag tic 81. 81 Gcfeaer.
a nay iarm stock, consisting OF lorses, Gatiie,
Hogs, Farming implements &c. Also portion oil
aiy standing crep OF Germ. sale 80 commence At
10 clock.
Taeaa: \ credit Of six months will be given on
al sums over SO, the purchaser cXecatiae note
negotiable at one q Cur l}iHiks and satisfactorily
endorsed. SIMPSON +. TAI AOR.
Sept. 10, ls55.-tds.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

iNo9s..se or pgopuee ReeklrTs.-The
geeeiptu q wheat and tlous at New York
per Nor,u river boats, ERE gently on the
increaee. On Monday the arrivals amount
ed Ia n, 400 barrels flour, ~, Gao bushels
of wheat 1000 bushels oats, 5000 bush
els rvr. nd 35 900 bushels gofu.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
M4stieee e..

,xVAE Go-partncsshp of BR0N Y & SHOOK, hex
L iag been dissaiyes, the undersigned VIII be
responsible Tor debts hereafter e0aGaeted BY his
late partner, John Il, Shock.
Richmond, Get S. Is65.--5aeet. copy IN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
tFXINGT0NT.A4V SCH00T-

TN seY nth session ofm2 Law Schoai viii corr
I meHee ga MONDAY, oetober 22ua, issa. ana
terminate ou t}e third saturday IT Aafeh fssb -
0eaisacu iesirps detailed inSornatiea il reference
To she course OF instruction, teeas Iui5ioa, text
hooks. &C. adopted II tx zehas5, Viii 10 promIitly
iarnis he'd with a printed circular application d.
me III iersHG Or ~ iauii.
JSo ". DRoCkANnRoUGu.
.sept. IL. Isah--al.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

AsHeita FEEDfsG AaEofE III 7lisl
eo,nr Of tii< foreign Journals pa&rd "
villa tie ,ysrtial sleeesses al Se5aetop0i.
ure b9ss.ias Of the ability q the Allies "a
eohalleF 6latr nations as well as the isaa-
sians. TIE I.onaon Mercantile .s4zetle a
tile l5ta alt., publishes the following pes
'.,an1 paragraph;
AL eyes are now directed to sas.iea.
.%~elyc French buyers went oat = lasi
week sseamer. and large acieis hage
goae from England Cor bres3stu.iS 80 tilat
VIZ shall 80 ~ know whether tAe bo.s, aug
0ecouais u their crops can he sabetaatla-
ted.
SO long as MI eyes in the ola World lock
to .Ameriea Tor the staff Of life. " are III
no danger even from the ambitious pre-
jec,s q Louis Napoleon. Happily We can
suppi5 al europe, without inconfeaicaes
it.k ourselves. The New Sofh kspftSs
I'd, lAa,, according TO j careful eaieulsue;.,
she Mississippi valley alone has raised
eern aad whs.at enough, tar psi season
/. :,et. the ~ hole C unity for 1 wLo.c 81 ar.
Gk- gosstlYl has written letter 70 TIC
New York 1}.ars, III which IL Expresses
the opiaisi,. ,i.st lie tail Of Sebisfopol 9is
bat an Insult il.at does no. take away the
streagti," Of RGsqsil, and that instead OF
terminating The w4E, il will SO niiams. tiic
I.nsslaa psi,.e hat ii. Car, even were -
70 iaeiiard, eoeis. moi i've cue week. il hc
should dare 10 sas ior CT aesep! any eeisdi
t.ons a peace.
kasst.lal :sIss = presses the opinion fiat,
ini the hex. :. ,t,trr and tie neat year, tia
campaign VIII probably be restricted %
the Gtisnes, bgt that the naval ofsrsuea,
in the Baltic sill be resumed ntHt year
With augmented forces, and on a more ei-
ctise ;, ale. The great war, however,
lie thinks, may YET be reduced to war
by blockade, turn OF events which might
bays soma hearing upon American COM
u.rce.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Blue la,ge Tunnel ana. r@ountaia Track.
The public OF Nirginiaare wa.ting With
greet patience the roinpletloh OF the Nn-
nei through the Blue Ridge. hey ate
aware OF the immense difficulty OF that
enterprise, the solid lock aud the loose
aud tieaeherous earth which have to be
eucnunterrd. They are anx,ous to see the
work done. but they are wiling 10 wait =
reasonable time for It's completion. They
'will not complain if it is finished at any
period of this decade. They are awate
vi Col. Croze,s resolute spirit, energetic
efforts and extreme Anxiety tor tae early
completion OF his one:ous duty; bat they
10 not expect him to perform i'm osslbih-
lies.
Ii, the meantime, !; Is most fortunate for
the great Central Road of Virginia, aad
ior lhe interests oil the Commonwealth
that the distinguished engineer, ghaFies
i.tlei, an honor to his proirssioR aud his
country. conceived The magnificent idea OF
the mountain track. Bonaparte's crossing
Of the alps was not more iematkabie
iesi il. military poin. Of view, ihan EIlets
crossing Of the Blue Ridge in engineelas..
! he execution OF the work, lis eoldIiy,
beauty and safety, is worthy tie efaaa
conception For the long pttiod IL has
nov heeA in use, IL has surpassed in i'se
east, regularity and safety Of is Operations,
The most egnguiiie hope. bay atiei d4l
aud night after night, The IRON batailo4s G!
or Napoleon OF engineers cfoss lie i5iHe
Ridge with firm aes steady pace, att
GONE bQel. heavil, latira siia The fieb
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06


t}f NEofl,t a9sri s;i5y n as, ,,,,.,.ls an Iee,i
ans, composed eli Giie3 Warriors braves. and Fo-
males. ironi the paiu4 and zDrl the Rocky Noun
ians, t4ge lhcp with the afust talented Troupe Of
White qusstrians q the are. gsho aiiar fha most
nterestin5 AID Instructive lg3toTf over Witness
Cd By 5f5 3iaa4ctn paa{ Ia give under se ali}ls5e
PaYiuaa aeGo.4lied8sai 5aa5 persons N e,filft-
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yho C1defs accoinnabie, ~ abeir N44,f5-. viii
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q 9t.sr vessels, theif
gtSE.s4 "a 1'6setlr Sa7r GtfaSs g5.S.
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80 .'e3e S331ee ls9it5FAsss., CRUSHED anu st"aa
i'ss q. 10 80 49,,
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~ 80 @ "9a 9at'F iiee7s "o''-ses'
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20 - 93's3 alal 500 aea ~ me l4aa"9faae3
- - Seats S'ilf - liesila, 9ufs' - son
au anu eiscz teas-te larger poftahat recent tihp9f-
taliees, al from ne9iein 70 extra inc qusistJ
-. 20 e par i1esi
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
Prepared by y. g. AVER,
Practical and Hralyt.cal cAe.ais., lowell, Haas

w. soia By ]. b. Eskridge ana j. Y. Laird,
stanton. John 7. Arneil. Nayaesbere. James T..
Ross and - ali Druggist and. Deaags in Medicines
every whore.
JaEe 30, ISy5.-ln.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

-. fa4, fieeaes.t, heard She celebrated German
Ri s9f. sl,. 8 DE. u. Il. 1ae65un, l40 Arch street,
eeiIl,t ,..a, p slsen Of !" 'lle .. - hehe It
s.,,a,.. .s5l. s-A IN honestH ee1ies3 that a is
l..a' ts Dess ~ ''5i1zs ads e'tzg0 s1r tAs com
niai6I5 FIR p7hicH it a recommended. Ihny are
ei...s.at 10 tia tasas and can ba taken unaer any
circumstance l3y the most delicate stomach TIE
pres e aal wide, iltrs united ia commenting this
inyatpatle reaIed focdfsre'sa, debility, a.; aud
syc ava the ues.iuge is Of sia tanae a. tilatWe
none il may lie f.trodaced 70 every iaa'ly where
ldysBoasa las, or IS likely to have victim. hee
aaN EEisement.
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rs. NIcIiEi.3ERaEa & c0AGMAN

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- Senate Chamber, Ohio, .eprsi 5tf, 1854.
"DR. J. c. AKER--ionored Sir: have made thor
Oueh trial Of the CarHArTc PIrls len me by your agent.
end have been cured by them Of tie dreadful Rheumatism
under which lie found ne suffering. Tile afst dose
hei-i me- and few Subsequent dsses h&Ve entirely
removed tie dieGse sa ii better heaitl than fer
years before, which attribute entirely f. the effects
OF your CATaARsiC Pulls. Nau5s Ws great respect,
TfJEIfJ4s H. METEsIF.v
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The above all from persons who PUBLICLY known
where they reside, and who would make these
ments without thorough conviction tat they
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-17
MARINE AFFAIRS.

AsFyyFEATuRE IN NAVAL ARcHirEcrURE.-There
Is now lying at Fens point vessel of entirely new
style OF rigging to the mariners of this section OF
fhe world but one which will probably be adopted by
many chip owners, as it will be found economical.
This yess a. the Cleirmount, was built on james river,
Va for q New-YeIk house, and registers G2j tuns
harden Her model is excellent and there seems to be
M reAson why che may no make q fast ssiler She
has tbres mass the first Of which is rugged With spsrs
and square sails llBe brgsntne, but her msin and
mizzen masts are rugged precisely Ike the masts OF
scbooner. BY This style OF rigging the vessel will be
much more easily managed with less number Of men
than is required for either ship bark She is sy led
by her commander bsrkantine, and will soon test
the experiment of her style Orig by voyage TO New
Orleans The result will be loot cd for with consider
able interest by those engaged in shipping, and espe
csIly so at this time when sailors are scarce and COM
msnd more than ordinarily high wages.
Baltimore American
Several vessels rugged in iris style have been built
in the port OF NewYork and we believe have proved
very fast sailers. The "barkantine" Maury, which
recently sailed for China, is one of them.
IMPORTANT TO sEAMEN.-United States Commits
siOner Loring at Boston, has decided that whipping
a seaman with ropes-end is not forging, within
the meaning Of the statute FlOgging lie technical
naval act, performed by the proper officers according
to certain ormalties and Inflicted with an instrument
known IS a "cat."
To d. Eda,y Of The NJ " Tribune.
Allow me to take few lines in your psper for
psrt snd Of cobsdeTab
70 travelling pubic The steamboat Elm City advertised
% start New Hyen daily al Ny wife board
TO see going Up and while talking her in the
sdeS cabin FIVE minutes to o'clock informed by tbs
that the boat had started She applied
captain 10 be put shore but told could not be
done She offered him five dollars 10 set her ashore hut
be again refused and she W. consequently Obliged % make
yoy,e New Haven against her wishes and 20 tbs Ues de-
tres iy who did knew what h.d become OF her
But mark the Dsstency this obging sesnbsI eapta
She required pay her passage and bseh sgiin thus
being charged dollar and fifty cents for her forced journey
Yours truly " BROOhLYNiTE'