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ROANOKE.
F0rhc Enquirer
LAW CLASS OF WILLIAM l. MARY Culi,EiE

LAW CLASS OF WILLIAM Il MARY Cbli,E'iE'
Alta meeting of the Law Class OF William hn'
Mary, held in their lecture room. Saturday morning
the 18th inst, on motion, Mr. Charles Il: irNmdy was
called to the Chair, and j. B.Jett appointed Secrea-
ry Wherrupon tho following preH!nbl" ana rcs'iu'
,uns were submitted and unanimously adopted
Whereas the members of the Inv C!"ss "i W u,
ham and Alarv having heard with deep rest"! NC
nproiu;maut Gt their esteemed aud worthy I'"'e",
To- ill :he place of Judge i'll the Court Oh ,"!"i' INV
in testimony oi their s.lectonGc regard 'ot NE
~ and Of their high appreciation OF his se'Eycs
ISL Resolved. That in the rcmnHai .. 'uu.S %, ,h
burrb. the College of William and Mary 'n'l"s .r'
los, of one of its ablcst and most eiiiGeh'
"a. Resolved That in his removal i's ss" h",aI
his olass are deprived Of al admired anu "o. .o",
urcceptor WTismsbure Of one OF its inos' e''re!h
81 and hroved citizen. Gu! the bar o. ire court II"
brightest ornament. ,. A. Lon. -,
3rd, Resolved. That while We lament the !"s' Oh
rue Scnrhursh as an able and efficient instructor,
,ya can hut express our uuiegncd satisfaction at
the honorable appointment which mas been ia'e!y
rendered him. 800, ..:;, -.
,ur fr;nrdsh nm! rs token of high respect for his
ctrnor nn services. the class present to him some
-uitnL,r aud appropriate g!t..
a;h Received. That these proceedings be published!
in the Williamsburg Gazette, Richmond Enquirer;
and Norfolk News.
e. Z. GRANDT, Chairman.
j. b. JET, Secretary.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE PATENT OFFICE
WAsHIScros. May l4th.-The following appoint
men;s have Just been nalo in tho P"tent-o:ilce;.
Wilhelm Chauncy L.nsdon, Of Kentucky, "'si'a o."
10 be chief examiner salary twenty five hundred no
lars. Thomas H. Dodge. OF y. H. Amos I. ',engHsI
Of K. l., Vim. Read OF Delaware, and Isaac u. !o a
Of Michigan, 10 be assistant examiners, NJ e'7''''
hundred dollars per annum.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Nrw ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Promcthcus has ar
riY.,!, bringing California DATES TO the Nth The
UntA states Land Commission have confirmed We
hrr's al Of eleven square lcaSues, including the
CIV " Se'cktnn.
eIcxvy failures have occurred: among them arc
Jose Dune for Ss1 600 and George b. Upton Jr, for
xl00.i&0
>.Sa n.'rr. the forger, has escaped on board of n
CHR eIn,'.
The papers nre flied with murders ana suicides. =,
The Srsrarun revolution has received IL new I'M
netur. on the accession OF Gen. Morrorc rs COM
mandcr. ,.,:
Two rich copper mines have been discovered il"
Costa Rica.
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p,-Rr,r I,IHSEP DECLINED.

pn,L,pxLrHI,, May l4.-Cnpt. lngraham, OF the
T. H. shi ST. Louis, declines thei public dinner Ten
dered him by a committee OF the citizens OF Phiiadel-
MIA. Circumstances require his immediate presence
,lSSnutb Carolina.
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APPOINTMENT.

WAsHrsGroS, May 1.-The Judges OF the Cour'
e Cl0.~ato.dav appointed Hon. Samuel II. Hunting
;, ON nnectcut, 10 the cerkship Of the court.
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ArsE.r FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bruer, supposed
to bs tho person who murdered Capt John n.od o,
ST. Louis, No. on Monday night the 9Th inst. he
answsrs tho description Of the murderer
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RlrCltIE. DUNNAHAN'E n PRYOR.
WM = RlTCRlE l. ROGER A PRYOR, EDITORS
T;ssDAY MORNING. NAV IA, 1893.
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Hos. A. II. STEPHENS, of Georgia has puohsned
long letter, declining reelection to Congress. ana
espre.sing his strong opposition to the hnow-Ao-
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FocSD GrILrY.-A correspondent of the Peters
burg Express. states that man named IIamliu
tried liz Surry county Last week, for the murder Of
&xed e, fve years imprisonment in the penitentiary
There were mitigating circumstances connected with
the usr, which prevented verdict Of murder i'll the
first degree.
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TAYLOR CouSrY.-Mortimcr A. johnson, Esq, OF
Taylo, county, has retired from the candidacy for the
House elesa.es. and Mr. D. NJ Morrss, editor ofhe
frun,ytowu know Nothins) Gazette, has taken the
S,d IA Tho place of Mr.. johnson.
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ALEXANDRIA CoSoRE,sIoSAL DIsrRIcT.-"hany
Democratic" OF Prince william county, In a card in
the Alexandria Sentinel, nominate David Funston,
E.q, Democratic candidate Tor Congress in that
District.
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EoRaIp MrRpER.-On the night Of Saturday, TO-
ward two O'clock, John Murphy a resident of Nor
folk, ~us waylsd and stabbed through the heart and
In .Yeo other places.
The supposed murderer. are two men from the
North, named Decker and Goslinc. They have been
ar-ss:et examined before tho Mayor, and committed
70 js;l on tho evidence which is very strong against
tLu-n.
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TIE AFfRAY AT PErrRsBURG.-Wm. A. Stays
nan, OF Baltimore, charged with shooting f. j. An
,hony OF Petersburg, Va, underwent an examination
or Saturday, when the Mayor, according TO the E4-
press, refused bail, and the case for trial.
wnioh will probably take place this week Mr.. AN.
.houy l. NOT considered to be in critical condition.
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TRIAL FOR MrRDER.-In the Prince George Court,
Judge Nash presiding, the case Of John Goodfellow,
a S,otchman, charged with the murder of Peter Mel
Sod mats of the schooner Surprise, at { Point d
few weeks since, came up for trial few days ago
The jury rendered verdict of murder in the second
dssres and sentenced him to the peuitenticry for the
Ia.,n Of eight years. VIM. Thomas will be tried for
the same offence, next fall term.
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IMPORTANT TO Newspaper PRoPRIEToRs AND
TRISTERs GEsERALLY.-We call attention to the ad-
veyt.sement Of WIN. HAeER, JR. & Co, Type Foun-
Sers New York, to be found in our paper to-day"
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DEATH FROM NroLEcr.-An inquest WAS held
over ,as body of susannah Tatsspaugh and her child
In Alexandria on Saturday evening, the latter hav-
nz died on Thursday aud the former on Friday
Ing The verdict Of the jury in each being that
d.n,h was tho result of entire neglect. Six other
children had died under similar circumstances in the
sane house. 1t appears that the child had been
placed Immediately after its BIRTH i'll barrel in an
Clubhouse. wrapped up in newspaper with flannel
ehi.t thrown round it's head, where it was suf-
!ersd to remain about Is hours, and from exposure
and want OF food it died the next day.
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with -FOUR wine from the fortyone casks to have
given enough port 70 ill the casks emptied Of the
sour wine As the markets Of this country are used
for such vile liquors. the prob ability 10 that the con
sumption Of this mixture of good port and sour
wine will take place on this side Of the Atlantic
Some circumstances which TO tight several weeks
back regarding an adrot system Of pundsr carried In
one Of the wine vaults Of the London are
plying the attention of the directors The details the
care are still involved in mystery but as far they
lows-At the last rummage sale Of the St. Kstharne's
Docks quantity Of very bad sour wine amounting to
forty one casks, was bought and Immediately removed
by the purchaser under the usual regulations the
London Docks where It to have been and
wsrehou,ed in perfectly legal manner After 1t had
remained in the London Docks for some time intorma
ton given to the Customs that the whole OF
wine had been taken out Of the forty casks that
port w'ne of an excellent quality had been substituted
in its place Upon examination being Instituted this
singular statement borne out but to the
n which the change had been effected, the way
in which the sour wine had been discharged, no
evidence TRANSFERRED The suggestion MADE by per-
familiar with the dock sy stem is that the par
ties in the plot must have contrved to get them
selves locked the vaults at night and then have
taken small quantities from the various Zoe ports
belonging to he principal merchants putting the
wine to supply the place Of the portions thus TAKEN
starting it through the drains OF the vaults The
vault where the transaction took place IL between
and five extent and contains upwards Of 600
pipes of wine; very small plage from each pipe would
therefore suffice to fill several casks The profit Of the
substitution is reckoned to be about ten mes the
and large outlay could therefore be aorced chase
the collision the part of subordinate of the
company. Whether such collision has existed is not
known, but the Dock Company, who have acted with
spirit and promptitude, have discharged the whole
OF the men engaged about the spot at the period,
and have also offered reward Of f10o for any evidence
that may lead to conviction. By what method the
Customs informer to coguizance the affair,
one knows, but the well the Dock Company,
engaged in the nvestg aton and there may pro ably
have been imperfect supervision both Sides In the
present loss has sustained by the
the only sufferers being the merchants, but different
applied to substitute for brandy the former
being exported and the latter being taken into the nome
market.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.
TITRsDAY. March &

AsHEs.-Sales 80 q 40 bbls. pots, at So rs a So 81
;.h -. ,rasd ,snsa =; me- s connuea nm
State. The sales embraced about $500 bbs, including
common to choice State brands, at IS so IS s7s Fa
50 rs SO SO; and $40 SC $40 rs for extra Ohio and
$l1 $l2 for extra Genesee Canadian, duty paid,
Southern was firm, with fair amount of sales Among
the transactions 500 bbls Richmond county, at
80 81, while some 900 200 bbls. to good and
fancy do sold at IS % 50 So and 50 So 80 so for
extra. Wheat The only sale that Of 800 bushels
Southern white, at 81 80. Prime white Genesse was
active with sales Of about 600 bushels part for
white co., and Csc. for yellow do. Old western mixed
in light supply and firm. 500 bushels New Jersey
sold at 81 81, and 400 do Northern at 81 store
Barley and barley malt were unchanged.
CorFEE.-The market continued Arm, but sales were
light The sales embraced about 500 bags Ro at 9xc
and one small lot 100 bags. sold at lle and 100
do St Domingo at &c. The stock OF Rio in this market
was raid to be about $500 bags.
CoAL-2oo tons Liverpool orrel were sold AZ 81, four
CorroS.-rbe market was quiet, the sales having
reached only about 500 600 bales, the market closing
steady.
cotton were engaged at SOD; 900 bushels grain at
3D. ships bags 500 boxes bacon IT'S cd 100 tercss
lard, !6s Cd pork was at g., and -four ls ID To Lon
don about 2 900 bbls -four was engaged at g. Sd To
Glasgow 100 tierces beef at As There change
notice in rates 10 the continent, or TO California.
rasns at 81 40 "a 2 As, and $50 ditto at 81 10
HAy.-The market was heavy and nominal at e0c.
lRoN-sales Of Scotch pig we're making at $50 50 81
usual time.
MorAsss The sales included about 400 70 500 barrels
New Orleans, 100 Of which brought Csc, and the
mainder &c.
NAVAL SroREs.-The sales we're moderate aud con.
fined to rs bills spirits at ~ AMI 500 bbls common
rosin a. 81 o2s per $40 lbs.
Cus we're unchanged.
PROVISIONS old mess pork continued fra, aud the
salea embraced 400 70 500 bbs at S3 10 aud $50 do at
sl3 81 with Vt il5, and 800 prime Western at
sl5 So Beef-SaIes we're TO a moderate EXTENT at
changed prices.
LARp.-Sales Of about 800 to 400 bbls were made at
$50. = s2ic Cut meats we're steady at yesterdays
quotations, but sales we're light
RicE.-Aeout $50 casks were sold q. &c &C., the
market closing firm
SoAP.-About 100 boxes CASTLE we're sola at llc
1ALiow unchanged and duIl at l2c fot city rem
dered
suGAR.-The sales embraced about 700 hhds New Or.
leans. az 4lsc 5hc, and about $50 TO 500 do Cubs
Muscoyato a. 42sc. a 41c
WHsIsY.-Tho tales embraced coo bbls state Prison
at 32c., snd lot of Ohio 90 private terms
TOBACCO The sales ara to Q moderate extent, and
prices fer all grades are fine and looking up co hhis
Kentucky at &c. loc,; SO bales Havana 221sc $780,
70 bales Cuba p ~ cases seedeaf &C lie. 40 do
Florida 12lsc. q 2cc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07
THE FIREMEN.

A IA SPECIAL MEETING OF CITY HOSE COMPANY
IA No. 8, held at the carriage house on Monday eve
ming, March 1885, the following preamble and resou-
tons unanimously adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in his wisdom
to remove from our midst our much and dear
ly beloved member, Andrew f. Boice, therefore be It
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the sad loss which
has deprived Of kind and efficient member, one re-
speced and beloved in eminent degree, and one cal
cuated by the generosity and nobeness Of his charac
ter to have been ornament TO the Fire Department
to any other position in which his lot might have been
cast.
Resolved, That most sincerely sympatize and con-
dole with the parents of the deceased in having lost
kind and dutifu in the prime aud vigor Of
hood, who would have done them honor and been
comfort In their declining years.
Resolved That Ne tender our heartfelt sympathes to
thefamily and relatives of deceased.
Resolved That copy Of the above be sent to the mi
y OF the deceased, and be published IN the New York
Herald and Sunday Mercury.
JOHN J. SHAW, J
DAVID MCGEE, COMMITTEE.
JOHN LETS0N,
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lisa little remarkable that steam vessels, a..
cordipg TO the above table, more liable to suffer
from collision than sail vessels, although not so Ger.
tain to be attended with disastrous results In lsi3
we believe the nrs' freight propeller vas built on
the lakes, and was called the He cules. In lsi5
there were only eight, and ten new ones were ad led
to the is. during sbe following year. In lsio there
were forty Eve propellen the lakes, and in 1854
the number was increased to ninety.evsn.
The London Times gives the following account
Of the adulterat on Of wines in TIE London Docks.
which may be interesting TO dealers and consumers
in this country. A very large number Of oask, Of
excellent port wine must have been sdp!teratei
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME ALVIN FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
lNk services to the ladies and temen in phrcnoio
gy, by books and science She be consulted about
love marriage business, &c and sill tell the name Of
French and German. Remdsn;e 800 Bowery, First
street.
MRS. HAYES Is TIE ONLY CIEAR.sIGHrED PER
lNl we have In this country. who can give
rect account Of di abs. nj friends &c. Satfac
tory examinations given 10 ALL or charge made. OF.
fee 10 Spring street, near the Bowery.
DOCTOR HAYES Electric
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PROPOSALS.,

PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED AT THE oFrTCE OF
the United states Mail steamship Company, III
West street for the construction OF pier and bssn a,
wrrren street Plans and will be prepared
ard exhibited 70 bidders, on application 9. the oaee.
NJ o ROBERTS.
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COAL, sc.

nEACH ORCHARD CoAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
received fresh supplies 81 this coal OF superior
Quality which be will furnish 10 the best order al the
lowest market price; also, Lhgh, White Ash sehuyl.
kl Camel and Liverpool orrel Goals a. currept rates
HENRY REEVE corner Canal and Centre
ard corner Jane md West streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

The Judiciary Committee of the New York State
Assembly have reported in favor Of modifying the
usury laws to the extent set forth in the following
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RESTAURANTS.

C,TASwIX HALL, $40 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE METRO
- poitan HoieI.-To all good liyers: Terrspin sour
and boiled sea bass, on Thursday, at IL O'Clock, NJ
Brealf fast, DIN ner and supper at all hours.
DEAN 4 DEAGIE Propyietors
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REMOVAL.

DRoADwAY, MARCH I, ls56.-JoSEPH LEE sEG5
20 scqpaint his friends and the psblc that he has
removed his tailoring establish from st5 Broadway
TO Gisey Building 100 Broadwsy and sp~ctfully tso
d.s them bi thanks for the very liberal patronage be
slowed upon him during period Of eighteen years His
as,istant, Mr.. Anorew Rea, TOR many years In hts
.stab shmen. and Mr. orr H,ghsu he has associs
ted in IN. business from the above late AMI with tn IL
combined sxertions trusts to ensure continuance 81
the fsvcrs. Joseph lee Co.. In removing 70 their
premises, apprise their friends tina. they have
lected Nth discrn nation entirely ADD elegant
emit Of brnadclotbs plain and fancy cas-nsre
,ls, cashmere ssd Mnseles vestinss, Ne, % which
hey invite attention.
rR OTTO FuIIGRAgF HAS REMOVED FROM NO.
~ Irving place corner Of Fourteenth street, to 81
Fact Twenty third street between Foura ssd Lexington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

nlsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO THE NAG
~ ni6cent first class clipper ship WITChCRAFr,
Freeman. master, receiving her cargo pier No.
East river and will sail for San Francisco before
Tuesday, 18th March, and is expected finish loading
on Tuesday next 9th. 1his famous clipper has made
three TO San Francisco in 10l l0 and 81 days.
suecessvey. Shippers will please hand in their bills Of
lading for signature their engagements are
completed. Special Eotce.-The vessels Of this lins
win hereafter be advertised for certain date and posi-
lively sal on or before the day named.
SUTTON 4 Co. 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

CTEAMSHIPS BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORE
- drect.-The steamship ALPS will sail from Havre
direct for New York, without calling at any port n
England) on Saturday, 26th Of November. The rates
Of freight and passage IN nrst and second cabins win b
very moderate The sailing Of the succeeding steamers
will be shortly announced. The rate O, insurance in
France is less by ships from Havre direct for New York
than in ships calling ut English port Apply in Havre
and Paris II Bouevards des Itaens TO Donald Curre,
or In New York to T. CUNARD, No. 4 Boz Wing Green.
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Is
increased about one million of dollars
The Buffalo Democrat gives the annexed state.
ment Of the amour. Of tonnage navigating the great
Western lakes, including Lake Champlain, which is
owned and registered at United States ports, during
the year 1861
AMERICAN TONNAGE ON THE L AKEs-1s64.
Ports on Lake Erie,
Steam Ves'ls Sail Vessels Total.
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II Mail lns-fhe and elegant steamship FIJORI-
ia, Capt. NJ s. Woodruff will leave New York for se-
river at O'Clock p NJ Bills of adng signed board.
For freight apply board for pas sage to SAMUEL L.
MITCHELL Is Broadway. For Florida, through tickets
from New York to Jack sonve, S31 70 Patka $685. The
Augusta, Capt Tbos. Lyon, win succeed, and leave
Saturday, March s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE U. 8. MAIL
T. steamer ST. LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, commander,
the mails and passengers Saturday March TO- at II
o'clock from pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street
Price of pas.age-Frst cabin, $3.50; second do, S7b.
Luggage not wanted during the voyage should be sent
on bearc the day before sailing, marked below" No
freight taken after Thursday, March 8th For freight
90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

The steamship Baltic, from this port for Liverpool
tomorrow, win take out about eight hundred thou
sand dollars in specie. The demand for foreign OK
chang &c to-day was only. to moderate extent. We
quote bills on London at Oh % per cent premium;
on Paris, 81 l3i a ST. III.
Mr.. A. II. Nicolay will sell tomorrow, Wednes'
day, at l2a o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange, BY
order Of John orser sheriff. one hundred aud eighty
seven shares Of the Third Avenue Railroad.
The Miners Journal, at Pottsvne, says
The rates Of toll hxed by the Reading Railroad Com.
psny thirty cents higher than the opening rates Of
1854. They are the same rates charged after July l.
1854, except deduction OF ten per cent per ton 20
Spring MILL and the different points above on the line OF
the road II Ia needless 10 state that these high rates
AZ the opening Of the trade have caused deep feliu
of opposition throughout this entire region-and there
settled determination 70 submit quietly longer
The rates by canal we have not yet received bot pre-
anne shey viii correspond as heretofore, with the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07
THE MILITARY.

TINO THE VETERANS OF 1912, OR THEIR WIDOWS
i Those who received forty Of land enti
tied to 100 more and those who received eighty
Untitled IN eighty more, and obtain
their warrants of the agent. p. 7. BETS, Sc Wall
street, basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

IyoR CHARLESTON AND LoRTDA.-sEAI.w WEEKLY
II United States NAL l. ne.-The splendid steamship
MARION. W. Foster, commander, will leave pier No. T.
North river, Wednesday March T. at three O'Clock
=. NJ precisely For freight apply on board, where al
bills Of ladiDg will be signed; and for passage ct the
Office Of sP0fF0RD, TlLEST0N CO.. 30 Broadway.
through tickets to Florida followsTo Jacksonville,
sSl TO Pilatka $685. The Southerner will succeed and
leave on Saturday, March 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

INSTRUCTION A FEW YOUNG LADIES WILL BE
instructed to embroider silk lace vel vet per-
fectly In two weeks Can be attended at their resi-
dences by addressing Miss s. Moore, Tompkinsvile,
Staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

NJARsH's COUNTING ROOMS FOR THE PRACTICE
Appeton's building. Circulars with terms reference
&c, &C., application. Msrshs work on Bookkeepu g.
in Spanish and English, printed in colors, for sale as
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07
HOTELS.

4 sToR PLACE HOTEL, NOS. 533, 1876 AND 7s7
IN Broadway, Opposite Aston Place Several suits
Of very pleasant rooms ION Broadway being
vacated at this family hotel and will be rented
sonable terms.
VvHE ATLANTIC HOTEL, NO. s sROADW ", Is
Il now open again under the management Of j. Love.
joy h Co. Boarders be accommodated by the day
week on reasonable terms. Good rooms and board
the European plan.
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate Hi London-The above house Ia
trally situs ted, has excellent coffee room, ten
twelve private sitting rooms, between forty and Fifty
light airy BEDROOMS. . good smoking room, warm cold
and shower baths, always ready night porter IN at
tendance fixed sharge for servants. The New York
pretor OF the Crown and sceptre, and Ship Taverns,
Grtenvich tenders his grateful thanks 70 his Amer
friends for the favors be has long enjoyed at tner
b'nds, ard solcits their continued patronsge and
CONNIE ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

DECORATIVE FRISCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN
- and Italian sshool.-Is ready to decorate in the
most approved manner, and in all styles Address, At
208 Spring street, New York, GEORGE FITCH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-07

y FORGE o. BARTLETT, AGENT, IMPORTER AND
W dealer in superior Havana segars, Wholesale and
retail No Il Ann street, near the Museum New York;
u. h invites his friends 10 give him call above.