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CHAPTER rIRsr,
Trial Days to Naturalization Hours-Texas 10 the
WORK for The Boy kmisr to the west-Houssons
Bssops: a. wS among
schsoi Teacher Joins tss United States Army.
He.o. under c.np..
%
Studio. taxsnssa e III. B.rR.o..a to
SsS.
n.snasssssa. adopted R.sAssuEss Ola Chief.
e. RED S FnS q
The Hearth stone Of a Savage king.
Civic Life in reuasFr.s Convention in Tsx.s-rir.t Col
so ys sP % Policy f..
Prepares for he strsgge-Provls,onal
s,n 81 Indian
Arnyznoustons Plans for the cAppasn-A Dark Future
The Brave Men il the Masssers Of The Alsms
adPrspering to Meet the to san Jasn
S He ss 4s s.
e b 81 aSSr Of sss
San JsontcSanta Annals Bugies-Ths Two Armies Asss-
tn
Ths Death Struggle--The Fate Of FIVE HSndred-Deaf
sssisiss vssory-Ths bssposisn q TsaiooaA
Justification Of Texas.
no;rs
Meets Houston-Cross Examination Of Santa AnnaAmsri
bis Fugitive tho Patso.
San Jsento Houstons Noble ConduetThe General Part
u a
Anna 70 be Protess-Bad Faith with
@ Bistsr Now
n' 4sa.n Of ns @ s
Infant Republic Houston Returns His swordJaoksons
xss:$s.: 4 1Ssssai:a %sIass: 1900 %:ss:-
asaas-V.iediessr5 address Dp''''f'''p''' OF
n a
the Young Republic Crisis NobIy Met
CHAPTER TWELFTH.
Prepares Against Houston.
md Con
s Gf sass Written BY
CHAPTER TiIRTEENrH.
1si2z s
Far Sighted stass sHsPssE ,ov.rrr,ru
Why he favored xationRs.irement 70 Private Life
sns rs e,
formed-The wounds of the Patriot.
in a rss S WAS
ConpIomneEnec. its Repeal upon the south-Houston
sss the
stndi,nl-sh.mefg Robbery Of the Red Msn-Houston
b the Memorial Relation Of
Of ESoe
Houston
; CHAPTER s,xTrENrH.
Aoustons tes%snship-Jasksons Feelings Towards
Nan
Growing sympathy for the Red view
the Indisns-sha the Indians be
Beshood-Justiee to the Red Man.
& E'$ Texas Senator
CHAPTER NINETEENTH.
Wr with Meseo-Debates ON the Apnexa,ion-TexAs tho
ao e ss fS he, Truth
sqsvsy Of the csnd,iss Resources 1850
u...,. sHAprIn rwfsry.yIRsr.
suth and Rebaked"TSe Great tompro
mise Measures of s50-Appeal in Favor of the Indians
They can be Civilized-They SHALL
CHAPTER TWENTY SECOND.
Houston ut Home-His Union with the Christian Church
His Famty-His Wife and CIildren-His History
M0sal Of his Example-His Fu'urs and Ours.
J. c. DERBY, Publisher,
New Marble Building, 1l9 Nassau street. N Y.
And FOR sale by ali booksellers.
y a IN dsss in
each State.
bshers of newspapers giving the above insertion
shall have copy OF the book sent tn post paid.
NUN WITHOUT yULGARITY WIT wITHoUT CROSS.
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gEIIPPIn0.

EoR LIvERPooL.-UNIrED STATES NAIL srIAn
ship BALTIC. yos =. comsteek, eemnAndsr;, TIL,
Europe positively Wednesday. April l8 ct i3eoloek n
from her ssTh a. sSs iSSs q rS. freight
s and soaiors. sppIy IN : Calf. !. ~ -
Passengers pquestsd TO be board 81 liz o'clock
T. The stea nship Pacific viii succeed the Baltic and sa1
May p Shippers please take notice that the shps this
line cannot carry any goods oontraband Of war.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ExEcUToRs NoTICE.-PURsUANT TO AN ORDER
n Of Wlpw f. Fraser Surrogate ofthe eonaty Of Rock
Anh notice l. hereby e.: persons hayfns claims
0r.nEetown in the county Of Roctland deceased pre-
sent the with the vouchers thereoto VIM
TIE SOLE executor Of the said deceased at his place Bust
ness ct the Of front and Beekman streets In the
city Of New York Nos II and Is Pulton Market on or be-
fore the thirteenth day Of October next, 1855.
W. 3. LEGGETT Executor
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@76O nm NEW YORK AND HARLEY RAIL

07R0 nm NEW YORK AND HARLEY RAIL-
plCU.UUU. road, second mortgage per cent
bonds part Of issue Of million This mortgage
Large INN q real estate n this city many
MORTGAGE the branch road to Port Norris the East
River with wharf and ground belonging thereto and all the
rolling stock and furniture of the road.
The bonds issued with interest coupons attached
Abe on the frat days Of February and August In each
apd the principal the frat day Of
1884 The mortgage Is made to the Farmers Loan and fruH
Company Of this oity trustee for the bondhodsrs and
recorded all counties through which the road
This ISSUE added to the first Will make the mortgage in
cumbfance upon TIE road four million doarsless than
bonds offered wifi be used-nrst to extinguish the
floating debt Of the Company and second TO complete
double track to White Plains, and station
houses required the line Of the road all of which,
pected may lbe done 10 to close construction
count /" at the end Of the year.
be all respects ample quite reliable that Of the
nrst mortgage The Of the road constantly
oressn and its business present and prospective
Proposals ali or any Of these bonds may be addressed
to William B. Draper, Treasurer, Harlem Railroad Com
Bonds" until the fifteenth day Of May next, they viii
be opened aid should state whether the Offer be made
cash receiving the bonds five
Per cent respectively the 18th Of May 18th Of
June 18th Of July and 18TH Of August The right of
ectng all or any part Of the bids deemed for
sh'
road terminates In the centre Of the city of
New York, y hundred and thirty miles long,
Meeting the with Albany and all the trade Of the great
West together with Of that Of the North The
New York April 80. 1855
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DEDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMEs.-NEw
~ York and California steamship line via Nicaragua.
Through in advance ofthe ma7O0 miles shorter than any
other route avoiding the deadly fever and miles
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 2O05 tons burden,
Captain Tinklepaugh, will leave from Pier No. 8 North
river at three oclock M precisely, for Punta Arenas
4Rr @ SSsS with me me
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
steamboats, have lately been put the RI, and lake.
which shorten the time the transit from to
Fer pfornssSs OF Psssass At the reduced
Bowling Green Letter bags made up at the Office No
stamped letters received Commencing the goth Of
the days leaving New York will be changed to the 9Th and
goth of month
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lV.UUU licAtion.
yS. sMIrH's LAST NEW woRKl
This day polished,
ADELAIDE WALDGRAVB;

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Th.s beautiful volume Of aN pages beautifully illus
has sxsmpIned the old adsse that Truth Is stranger
fiction n-tAthepeum.
This fascinating hook from the graphic pen the author
Of minnie Grey The plot OF the most absorbing inte
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The above Of the most intense Interest," %
much So that you cannot drop until have arrived at
Lie ali the charming novels by the author Of "Minnie
Grey and Gus Howard" the plot 10 sklfuily contrved
patch.
gave Is literary performance Il well worthy OF place
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Shs work. by the author of the famous "StAnfeld Hail.
% written In his hAppest vein The plot most art
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Among the multifrious productions modern
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journal.
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FAMILY OROCERIEs.

GRoCERIEs, TEAS AND PROvIsIONs.-WHOLR-
sale and rss.arhs sISs:lbsr respectfully inior4s HE
bis old stand vsey street. which was partly destroyed
~ ore ON the 9th Of March, He has enlarged rsttsd
sns tss sugar. scnsss spices Soap starch hams shout
butter, cheese So 40 Grocsrs bakers hossi Esspsrs
and families who purchase goods for cash. uss
e cal, and :s.mns for shsIssvs. before psrehasns
than other in the city cash. as hs
still sdhsres 70 his old system. not requiring hs more
In the credit sysssm The sussorbse aatsrs hn
goods for cash rom Importers and nrst hands Il aorSs
him many advantages that others in the business do noA
have who nom second third hands, each making
q Per centage. PETRR LYNCH~
H-Ship ana aoop stores put mp at the shortsst
tcs Goods delivered free Of cartags This subsorbs ~
oonneotien with any other store -
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NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE sTooKs
~ .TreA:ury Department Raleigh, N. c., March q
soseaed proposals viii BE- received st this once mt
Of million dollars in bonds running thirty years Tnes
bonds issued By the State Of North csrolna for th
construction Of the North Carolina Railroad; adj
ton TO the faith the State all BY STAN
In sad roAd and the dividends arising from sock an
pledged for their redemption. They will date ~
hrs day Of April 1885, and will have coupons attached fof
the at six FER cent annum payable The A1E
daysof April and October In each year.
Both intsrss. and pr.oiPL y = payable q the Bank
purchaser prefers 70 have them payable at the Treasury
They VIII be issued in Of thousand dollars sssA
bonds are BY express exempted from as
Parties viii please address their isttsr endorsed
Proposals for North Caroline stock 10 the undersnsl
81 Raleigh D. c. They will also state at what point and
What Kind q funds they propose 70 pay, :
p aS WI u. be r AZ IS. q sns M
and Comptroller OF State and of W. Mordsoa PrssdsI
u the Bank Of the State Of North Carolina
Tbs undersigned the right Of accepting such haa
IN whole or in part - may be deemed most sdvantasso
ssu bidders VIII be required o. soon ~ informed
Of the acceptance Of their bids deposit In bank the amount
Of their bids with the accrued interest from the rst day
April 1855 20 the credit Of the TREASURES. Of the sta
North Carolina This deposit may be made in the Bank
Carolina, or the Bank Of Cape Fear Raleigh.
Documents allowing the extent Of the The SAA
and the amount Of her indebtsdness be had ~ th1
aes OF on application TO Hsssrs BROWN De RossRT7
Public Tressursr Of North CarollnAA
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TTUITED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
" via Aspnwall and Panama informed
that the Panama railroad 10 completed and the transit Of
the Isthmus will be made BY railroad from to
60 At two O'clock from pier q foot Of Warren street
ILLINOIS, Captain -, to connect ct Panama with the
and superior steamship John L. Stephens spare boa
always kept at Panama to prevent detention in
accident No freight received O'Clock the sailing
day For passage apply ct the companys Office, No III
West street. J. W. RAYMOND.
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PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYTrG CARDs-FAR0 PLAYING CARDS, vERr
old and well seassasd With Gil the ysreusQthss qas
tiles Of liz AMI ootten oaris ads By SAM HARr CO.
toe trade Ani eab housss thsig ssrs Mort
2ssolAI s.ssst opposite che Astor Hevss
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TEAS. TEAS, TEAs.-GO0D TEA AT ONLY % CENTS
excellent Ut &c. and strong and
At 81 and Ss Obj parcels At wholesale price All
per lb sugars cheaper than ever PERKINS, tea ware
house, ia Bowy n B.-Sixtssn feet counter with draw
ers, for sale cheap.
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CTARTLING REVELATIONS
- THE MAD HEIRESS
STEP MOTHER,
Is the title startling work which will appear in the
NEW YORK DISPATCH

~ THE MAD HEIRESS,
Is the title Of Startling work which viii appear in the
NEW YORK DISPATCH
OF April a. 1858.
WHICH n EALrD SOME or THE DARK Mysrn-
RIEs or LAW AND LUNArfc AsyLuMs.
has long been known that many OF the mad houses OF
one dreamed ianstie asyiums United
used for other than lesm ate purposes whom
.nSrops we are 40 than
their European prototypes There within the walls
Of Of prisons both and women whose minds
CONSUMED them eellsand whose souls free
from the guilt and crime which star the hearts Of those who
sonsp,sao asPsys them their liberty tina. they might
thoress The Mad Heess is to before the American
people history these terrible plots which
opinion to an es that calls loudly heaven for redress
How far she has accomplished the In view the
Tn II 1ni
cogniIed in city New York. the towns
unsts IDENTITY ea you shss have S.Hsp 70 s~c
to the tender mercie Of step mother and be careful how
and Spns when You have been called 70
render the final account OF stewardship earth
ri once H. nSs s & " Pub
THE GAY GIRLS OF NEW YORK; OR, LIFE IN
i Broadxay.handsomely illustrated. For sale every
THE UNCLE SAMUEL
or this week tip top Contains splendid tale about
Connecticut River, entitled
KIDD's ISLAND.
New Zealand Observation-Disclosures Freemason.
DIAMOND EAR RINGS
Gunpow der.-Absurdtes Of Life.-Spunky Anecdotes.
DEsERTER's MOTHER.
fS6% SAMUEL fr'' four CENTS
10 first class weekly paper well got up-each number
piete In ITSELF having no continued stories Sold by all
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ElOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE o. s.
II mail steamship ST. LOUIS, J. A. Wotton, commander,
win leave for Have touching Ct land The
from pier No. North river foot Beach street. Price
passage nrst cabin $780, second cabin M Luggage not
before sailing, marked hssw." No freight Will b taken
'f sSs a e nsppZ 10
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RULPIN's SIX DOLLAR MANrILLAS-x0sT cHARN
ing q the richest taasta
and moderation In price, anything offered
Ladies call and SOL Broadway.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. % WARREN
street. door from Greenwioh-Open daily from 10
to and 70 Pm Intsses. q the rate o. si1 per
institution securely invested in and
the city Of New York worth double the loaned an
in bonds in this city. CALEB g. WOODRUFF, Preadsnt.
M D. v fSIi Fur }vies Presidents.
VANDERBILT L. Buxros Secretary
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nIsPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO GUARAN
teed to sail ON or before the day mag
master receiving cargo ct pier No East river and
will positively sail for San Francisco before Tuesday
Gath inst Shippers will please send their freight promptly
board and their engagements by Tuesday
ing. SUTTON 4 CO.. "a Wall street,
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING TIE
IA United States mAils-The celebrated clipper ship
OCEAN sTEED, Ihos Cunnnsham, master, is now At her
going out on her second this line having made her
dations passengers Early appica
ton for freight she will positively
sail about middle of April. The Ocean Steed viii sue
ceeded by the magnificent clipper ship Nightingale June
Also on ner maze her last in the
apply on board, or to R.. w. CAMERON, No. bowling
Green, and 116 Wall street.
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y Havana and New Orieans-0n Tuesday, April II, at
pier loot o. warren street North river ey the new
sage secured at the ONCE Freight 70 New
Orlea1e 80 cents cubic foot Shippers will be supplied
with pank bills Of the form Signed BY thcompsny
ut their oce No other forms signed
ireisht or passage, apply At the ocs Of the No
III West street, corner OF Warren. M. o. ROBERTS.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTArKl
Mail Steamers-Ths ships composing this line N


ATLANfIC Cart West. BALTIC, Capt. Comstoek.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ADRIATIC, Capt. -.
These ships bees built by contract expressly foe
service Every has been taken In their
ssruesoa also in thsi. snsass 70 strength ans
elegance and comfort Price OF passage from New
York Liverpool In hrst class cabin $50 second d.
srpcol York 50 and 70 guinsAs An sxpesneed
geon attached 10 each ship No berth secured until Ped
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON.
IN pany.-For New Orleans stopping ct HsyAnna,
rying the United States mail. The steamship CAHAWBA
T. "; shufsldt, commander, win commence receiving
freight Saturday April 81 and sail for the above ports
Wednesday April at u o'clock, from pier at foot Of
Beach street. North river Freight for the interior and for
Mobile consigned TO agents In New Orleans flames
Connolly Co.., will be forwarded free Of oommissons
Havana must passports before
ing port Bills Of adng must be sent In for signing the
evening 70 ne shiP Tcr freight Or passage
broadway. N. B.-The Black Warrior J. d. Bullock com
mander, will succeed the Cahawba and sail Wednesday,
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ElOR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamship KEYSTONHS STATE, Captain r
HarSs will leave Phsd:lphia for saysnnah Wsdnssdsy
Keystone State will leave above wednesday Nay "a
Agents In New York, SCRANTON TALLMAN, ID Old
slip where staterooms may be secured.
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NEW YORK BAY HOTEL az MILES FROM JERSEY
IN City ferry the Bergen Point plank road will be
opened for the summer the Of May stands on the
boating and fishing The stages leave every hour from the
ferry at Jersey City. For psrticulars apply TO CAPT
LEES, Proprietor, Jersey City, or at the bouse.
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HOTELS.

EAGLE HOTEL LODCINGs-GENTLEMEN WILL DO
II well remember that they obtain clean and
Portable at g. night l0s and l2s week ut
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RULPIN'S SPRING MANTILLAs ARE NOW READY
fsr city retail trade and ooIpris: ms.ehIss solls0
tA at dollars TO the most costly garments manufao
turcd. 36l Broadway.
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FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER -AhE. BoULLIER
Angler Paris continues to give her special atten-
tion tho elegant fashionable style Of
ing either for mourning visiting ball. opera dresses
Of Broadway.
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or MARKS INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALEM
- aore Of GEO, FULTON, $40 psssavg.
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MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED.
~ By PECAREs, BERNSTEIN PHILLIPS, Auotiear
No 81 Liberty street, door from Nassau ssoe
vessels real estate furniture pictures merchandise &
left with Ms for sale. -
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CTATE AND RAILROAD BONDs-J THOMPSON
- will sell at private sae the following desirable securities
for investment
$4,000 State Of South Carolina six per cent Coupon Bonds
90 40, interest payable at Charleston January and July.
SOOU New Orleans City six Coupon Bonds interest
payable in New York, May and November.
$4,000 Joliet and Northern Indiana Railroad eight cent
Coupon Bonds-guaranteed by the Michigan Central
Railroad Company. These bonds equally
cure ~ the Michigan Central Railroad Company .
Bonds.
$4,000 State Virginia per cent Coupon Bonds interest
$1,000 s.hniiis and ch.tt.aooss fsress per cen.
anteed by the state Of Tennessee These bonds
recevsd by tbs State Treasurer OF Tennessee, ss .
banking bssis once. No. Wall street.
CT. MARKS INSURANCE. STOCK roR SALEM.
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nom EaSops, eas .sisy recommend Ii. Hotel Brighter
only the best In the place. but Of the best In
Europe. Ssuatsd at convenient distance nom the rail
ROAD sAd being In the middle OF large garden this hotel
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accountable
ssa e.
shpRsIs notice ss.. the ships efshs line
e.. s.:: q sl sAS
tons Wam.O6 master viii leave New York from pier Nc
;;s
OWN Re Of S: VIII S ~
eouns.bis silver bullion sP:s js.sIy prsoica.
and the Value therein specie and soo
lssss: ::a n.y..
1 s
there. yIIED DATES OF SALINE
North star INV North star. aA.. Nay y
These steamships are sisssed At the Insurance. sess
anS & Il than q %
ir.sn. passage sppy D. TORRANCE South
.sTINEk, ToSTANf4 DRAPER a Rue N. D. da
,xIBERT n. cHRYsrIE n ou.i c.,mir Dslavisa.
N: Bon and aftsr May l. D. Torranoes Office vii b
at NO Bowling Green.
TORLIvERPoOL-BLAcK BALL LINE OF PACKETS
will positively sal on .ondsy is terms 81 oaSn
second cabin and stesrAge passage apply to JACOB WILL
company in.:na ss!Ilns their i.7oliss ssssasSip.
CITY OF hANGHasTER:: g g tons, Capt. wyiis
It'll 4 II n 81 s:: S q i...
r
isa
s;si; A. % e 90: &
nander VIM sai for Bremen. touching southampton
d. April saf North Eva
In the arst cabin main saloon ..........sl s
In the first cabin lower saloon ~
AZ sspsrisnosd surgeon 10 each sss.nsr Al
IL
sasD Al I: Ea.ssss s..
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE o. s.
VIM sf sD aaS S
ss.i ss 3.
a Ne e % . E
after
REpUGTIoN OF FARES TO SUIT THE TIMEs,-NEw
s s .ss n ss n:
FOB oSs
!. wiz leave Pier Mo Ms
SIERRA 1000 ton: su.S;s SsssssH
s. X ar. Several and sE iron
These their ventilation
'ng :. o. the Ss u
tss leaving New York Will be Changed to the Sch and
TTUITED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
via Aspinwall and Panama are informed
that & Il. r. Il and ss
& s:'ss Be fG. ss; q s q %'' @
fP 81 4 to ss on il.
day. For passage apply St the oomPanys ofaes No In
nIspATcH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsco-GuARAN
t. 1 CT sDps a sS S. koB HOOP
master now receiving cargo q pier No East river and
as
A winch time :SS &C.,
UgTMAdIIAA I,os.MR 5.NI sARRYTso TIE sI
oaans
ia ss
5 s Esiis:.sy
Also q he. second yoy.!s having
p s.ss
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANYFoR
- s:s /. .:s sss;SP q:
os ns ct ssHa IN = Hss
apple st their ONCE No other forms signed and =:
bulls lAdins will be signed after the hour Of sailing For
IL Corner os once % RoBsR
NEW YORK AND new ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COW.
ss ss ns ssp q
X. W. Shufeldt, commander will commence receiving
on sy A s s. form - 81. s' AZ i.ss
Beach street North river Freight for the interior and for
e snns s VIII be i s :. q
B as n. ss :. z s
e "a h ;sns Sss
BroasSway DmThs f Blas. Warrior D. Bullock com
Ar Fare @ *:
IN ss: NJ. M 'sci 4 rS
slip. where staterooms may be secured.
EoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNIrED STATES
& ,Sss rsw AND elegant o,s KNOX,
ApFR r:, North
8 WcoShuii, VIII succeed and leave on wednesday,
FOE s SMAAE LIES. AND rLoEIpA-s5xIwElxEY
steamer JAMES ADGER, s. g. Turner, Commands, win
leave pier No. North river Saturday, April IA az
oc:och precisely For reisht Apply ON board, whore
al s u s rs s Fl 'sd g ~
IhfsSsh tickets ss 90 Herds e M
Wednesday, the 1Sth.
L,oR CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE slDKwHERL STEAM
IL, ship QUAKER CITY, J II; Hodsdon. Commander
will leave Philadepha fer Charleston, Monday 10th
April alto A. Cabin passage, twenty dosr, stssraz.,
r,op Noproyw prrupaprpc Avn pIcuwoUn
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LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRENEN.-THE UNITE
II States mail steamer WASHINGTON, =. Cavendy, oo9
land the mails and for England France
Saturday April a. ct O'Clock H., from pier North River
Price Of passage:-
In the FIRST cabin. main saloon .slA
In CABIN, lower sAioon
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each steamer An
letters must through the Post Once Specie delivered
in Ravrs and For passage OF FREIGHT apply to
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington, snf
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I,oR RICHMOND AND NoRFoLK-THE STEAM.
Il ship JAMEsIowN, Capt Parrish. is now loading at
pier No 49, North River for Richmond and Norfolk and
will leave on Saturday afternoon, at o clock
LCDLAM PLEASANTS, SO Broadway.
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MUNICIPALITIES WISHING MONEY ADVANCED
u on personal security will address r, Herald once
describing property and stating where interview may
had Also wanted sixteen or eighteen foo, sail boat
state price, which must be low