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ty-two days than did in any hundred days Of
the past year. The streams are very high and
much damage has been done to crops, roads,
bridges, 10. We learn that already there hes
BEEN fall Of over foe inehas Of rain during
tho present month, as recorded at the Smith
sonian Institution.
Departure Of the President. AFTER our
paper Was put to press yesterday afternoon,
! the President of the United States, In company
with Mrs. Pierce, left this ei y for Baltimore
thence to proceed to the country or to the
Jersey shore, for the benefit of her impaired
health. The President will probably be alb.
sent for week.
Removal Of Mr. Wilson. gentleman
was, yesterday afternoon, removed by the
President of the United States from his posi-
ton IS Commissioner Of the General Land Of
fee, on political grounds; and Geo. c. Whit,
ing, ESQ chief clerk of tho Department Of the
Interior, has been temporarily appointed in
his place.
Temporary Appointments DIR. Charles s.
FraiIey, has been appointed, temporarily
chief clerk Of the Dspa; tment Of the Interior,
in place Ct George c Whiting, Esq, the act,
ing Commissioner of the General Land Once.
Charles E Mix, Esq, chief clerk Of the In
dian bureau, has been appointed acting Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, during the abb
ssnce Of Colonel Manypenny, who has left the
city on q months visit to Ohio.
Commercial Agent app 'inted -Cbss Rcy,
OF New York, has been appointed commercial
agent of the United States for tina. portion Of
the Island Of st. Martin, in tho West Indies,
which pertains to tho Netherlands.
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formed by q manufacturer of agricultural iu
plements. one who is excellent authority, tba
between fifteen and sixteen thousand respin,
machines will be manufactured and sold thu
year in our country. The demand 10 so grea
that manufacturers cannot make them fss
enough for their orders This affords evidenc,
of agricultural prosperity, as the cost of these
machine, will amount to nearly two million.
Of dollars Our farmers exhibit wisdom in
using and patronizipg machinery. A reapine
machine viii save the price Of Itself in one
season.-Scsent,fe American.
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A SINgINg FRAi

A SINGING FEAST Our German friend.
have had quite a time in New York. for the
past two days, with their " Singing Feast "
The number present could only be rcckoneo
by thousands. This city wss represented BY
quite formidable delegation. The affair has
passed of in a very pleasant manner, rowdy-
ism being reprsssed by public opiuion. The
German takes TO singing as naturally as a
canary bird. They have passion for music
and extract elysium from an entertainment
that young America" would vote 4" slow
and slightly old fogyish.
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Row TO MAKE BEER The Bosto, CuItiva.
tor gives the public two receipts for making a
hea Thy and pslats Die drink for warm weathe r:
First: White spruce beer which is made as
follows
Three pounds of loaf sugar, four gallons o!
water, one ounce Of ground ginger, q little
lemonpsel, enough OF essence Of spruce 70
give IL favor, ssd cup Of good yeast, and
.nen fermsntsd, bottle IL close. This IL q
delightful beverage.
Second: Imperial ginger beer which 1,
made as follows
orsan Of tartar, one pound; ginger, two
OubceS; White agar, seven pounds; essence Of
ien o. c'e az "a, water, dx gallonr yssst
hsi pint; bottle Ind tie tho corks down,
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GOLD Coin II CALFORSIA-The large coin.
age now taking place IN San Francisco. both
ny the United States mint and by the private
minis, OF which three are in operation
amounts to nss1ly $780, per week. There
10 still a great want OF gold coin iot calculating
purposes In California, and suspicion seems
20 FerVads the mind there that very largo
amounts are boarded.
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n The Bostopians are talking Of ESTABLISH

Y The Bostonians are talking Of establish
ing lilo of steamers of their own between
that port and Liverpool Boston is day
nearer England than New York, and herce
the di cot passage of q Boston steamer would
be at least twenty four hours shorter than tina,
can Do made under existing arrangements.
The English steamers stop at Halifax, which
makes their voyages one day longer than
would be those Of direct line between thai
port and Boston.
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BRITISH WRscKs.-A return jus, publ he'd
IN Eogiand, ,ho.s that the numbsr Of vessels
wrecked In the north of May was 50; in April
ios' In March l4s; in February 1884, and in
January 23s-makiDg a total Of 75s vessels
wrecked during the present years.
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ice NEWFOUNDLAND TKLKsRApH..-The
bark Sarah l.. Bryant, of Boston, has been
chartered II London to convey to North Cape,
Cape Breton, $50 tons wire cable for tie rro-
posed telegraph between newfoundland and
Ireland
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PROHIBITION IN IsDIANA.-The Prohibitory
Law 10 Indiana seems 20 he going into opera
ton without producing much public excite
ment. Most OF the dealers are shutting up
shop, though many of the brewers and distil.
iefs continue to Manufacture, intending to
contest the un;onsti;utionallty of the enact.
uept.
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VEGETABLE SHIPxEsr.-Twenty five hun
drsd barrels Of potatoes, peas, snaps. apples
DC, were shipped to New York, from Norfolk
on SATURDAY. This shipment will yield re-.
turn Of ten or twelve thousand dollars; and
Tie freigh. alone amounts to nearly $1,000.
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u Ioe rePored offences in the New York
papers Of yesterday, embrace almost every
grade OF crime, showing a dsplorable state of
moral. there
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e The Connecticut Senate has confirmed
'ns HOUSES election Of Msssrs. Waldo, Sey
lnour, Park, and Butler, as Superior Court
judges Ihs vote WASH toS.
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eRKAT SACRIFICE or Dry GOODS,

4 tie Cash Store, % door west Of Seventh st.,
~ opposite the Genre Market-We are now
closing out the stock OF some twenty thousand dob
lars worth Of Dry Goods without regard TO cost. AZ
The entire stock must be- sold within sixty days we
will offer goods IT such pnces ought 10 induce
persons 70 bas whether they want Dry Goods or
rot. Those who would have bargains had bet CT
call Immediately at The .lgn OF the Cash Store undo,
the Avenue House.
EerGs exclusively cash.
a. 27-lv J. O. FITZPATRICK Agent
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT


FINHE Canal Packet CON GREs hsvi'f pr
thoroughly repaired and put iEfStc-$GErInf
first rate order, (the Machinery he -
ing removed and horse power suhsuIu.euJ go,
uss making her recu ar uips between Georse'o""
and the above place. INA III a.
The Boat will leave the wharf OF W; wFn.
M SssI 20, o I'M eRiUsYs AZ O'Clock m and
the PoiEt of Recks for Genrget3.ny s - rs ..ra.
THURSDAYS and sATUk I.ns;nss sIons the line
hour stopping at the ed sndns Of passengers and
freight, going and retuIn ..s,o.,, n, ,,cloct A M
auu an rSwards, Feny31k, Monocscy 81, Know
,,s 81 FcrrV 6. and Point Of Rocks at O'Clock M
p Sn leave Point al a. m Knowlans feI.
\. :, ~ Monocacy q, Edwards Ferry ii, seneca
= Great rails 81, and arrive al G1orgetowa ~
p.m .,,a
Meals served regularly on board the boat ~ nlo'
rate rricps. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt
lie q diff
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CHoLERA-Durirg the last week, there were
forty eight deaths by cholera in New Orlscns
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NEW AlUSICl

10 SHILLINGTON'S BOOK AND PERI
= ODICAL STORE may be found choice col
lsclion Of cheap and popular MUSIC, by The most
eminent composers, ancient and modern. Toe mu.
seal publ oi Washington and vicinity are respect
fully invited 10 call and examine his caialoge-
10. SHILIINGTON,
OdeOn Buildinr
Corner * street and Pa. avenue.
le E-a iatel = NeTsl
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EoR isALE-TwO KENTUCKY BLACK
match Mares, years old, well broke a.
10 harness, and fine trniters 4RN
AsO. Buggy and Harness Can he seen al Bircsfs
-isb:r, lfih street. l.. T. GRIFFITH.
~ q 2t
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EXCURSION TO POINT OF ROCKS

VIZ EBNESDAY, the 4h July, heinc the regular
" day ofrunrins Of the pscaatsv~-rrrrS
Boat NGREs !. she viii, -. 1880
thai d.y sake an excursion tnp 20 me ebJve Point
at % for The round uip.
N eals On boat al Is cents
The boat will arrive ri the Point NJ O'Clock,
where haIl and good cotillon music has bsen Fro
vd for the pleasure OF those who may wish 10 In
duige IN dancing
CHARLES MERRILL, capt.
N. B.-1he Congress III also make her usual en-
cursion 10 the Great Fails on Sunday, July 4.
IL 2S-S:Iuy2
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~ meeting of the Club will he held on
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, al the usual
place of meeting, which the members are hereby
notified to attend, as business of importance will
be brought up for Their consideration.
BY order of s. p. ROBERTSON Pres
CULvE WILL, Sec. lr 2s--2t
Ho TERPSICHORE CLUB.-The members
g~Ea OF the TerPsichOre Club are requested 10
attend oallad meeting 10 he held II Columbia
Hall, Capitol Hill on FRIDAY EVENING, June
- 1855. Ii is hoped that every member will be
present as business of importance Will he laid be-
fore the meetinx.
D. order Of he President:
PHILIP ]. ENNIS,
le2o-it Secretary.
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NEORToN,s SHORT NIB GOLD PENS OF ,n e
mi finest workmanship and finish, ana very 81 ~
ferent in their action from any other, SUNNY .sss
~riters who have hitherto not been able 10 mAh'
Use of any metallic pen whatever: A.r
Also, BasIey's Gold Pens, lneiudlng III - a,
varieties made by that house, fer sale, wnolsae
rstsfl, at the mk1u:sstuWs loves Rncs syi or
ease. fnASNh
&c Ga
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

AGENTS FOR THE STAR
The following persons are authorized
TO contract for the publication of adver.
tisements in the Star:
Philsdelphia-V. B. PALxxR, N. w.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PErrINa1IL l. Co.,
Nassau street.
Boston ". B. PALxxR, Scollay g
Building.
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HAhE TO THE SUBsCRIBEa, ON CORCO-
~ rams Farm. rear the toll gate, a large White
Cow and Calf. The GwneT is requested 10 come
f'ward, prove property, nay chsr,Gs and take then
away. JAMES OE EMS.
ie oS-2f.
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G. MYERS
I. w, MYERS

e. MYERS. ]. w. MYERS
THE business win hereafter be conducted unos t
l. the name OF G. MYERS q SON, 81 the Old
stand, al loot Of jefferson, on Y ser = Geote
town, ONCE No az, where we v.I'l he bsrpy "
supply our customers and all 0tlirTs who W. ~
us cRll with as good an srticle 81 WHITE, hSO
ASH and DAUpHIN or TRANSITION COAL
Also, HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD a can
b had in the market, on as reasonable and accoa-
modating tsIuls can be purchased in inc nh
uict. c. MYERS B. SON.
ie S6-lW
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GRAND EXCURSION
10 fdB WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
R1DAY, JUNE 20, 1855.

-sHAIHE STEAMER GEORGES WASH
&-&ss><as-k<s-iNGToN viii make O tn3 10 the
above place on FRIDAY, the 2Q-h instant, leavirs
washington al IN q. m and AIeIandris az ; D. "
FIRE TT The 'orna trip 50 cents-ChiIdren ha
price.
The boat viii pass Noun; Vernon ard proceed 20
The White House, giving tie passenger tive 70
view the great resort fer ire puic snd return IN
Washington sbaui sunset.
Coaches wa take passengers 10 and from the
bIat
% Refreshments Co be had on tie toa;.
TINS trip Is made to accommodate families.
leS-S. JOB CORSON, CSTssin.
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COMMUNICATION


Modification. the Star oulightsn tho
world by indicating which is the organ in
chief of the party Of Sam, Satan and So
louque?" Sc many jewsharps and other small
instruments arc playing, each one to its own
tune, that 1t requires an experienced judge to
distinguish which among them is thu organ
Even with the very best of eyes it seems i'm.
possible to discern which is the platform of
this immaculate patty. When these points
are determined will the Star persuade the
re al Simon pure organ to decide the following
questions by ono square rule Of the accepted
platform
Can State claim all the advantageI of the
Union without observing the conditions of tho
national co partnership?
When State repudiates the constitution
with all the powersof her sovereign capacity
and denies and rcsists tie authority Of Con.
gress with the utmost form and solemDity Of
her State action-dees Ii not become tho right
and the duty of Con- cross to refuse the repre-
sentstives Of the seeding Stats seat in the
body she ignores, and the protection of the
consultation which she outrages and de6esf
BAcxwooOsxAH.
". D. WALLA0, ESQ.
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". D. WALLACE, ESQ.

grirs - Al uresual e1ooc4 u - IL. f.!
I"n during The prescott north. l. AsLll3d
o., Ohio, more rain fell during the ffst twsns
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NAILS-NAILS!

S00 KEGS, assorted sizes, for sale hy
COb CAMPBELL COHLE.
ic 26-2ws
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TIE AMERICAN SPECIFIC.

I'VE only safe, sure, ana speedy cue iOr Ger
j tain ii ease.
Aid only at No lie Pa avenue. P.ice 81.
10 27-6t
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land WARRANTS WAhTED' "
which the highest prices VIII De Ps, sU ~
NAY SIT NneD opp, ne w."
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IISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE firm Of Myers 4 Baker Was mutually els
! solved on the Isl June, l'55 All peTrons hav-
Ing claims agsintl the firm will presrn them 20 Z.
MyEbs for p yment, ard those indebted TO s'ii nrn
will please cali and settle iAeu scrounis by thc lst
o. August as after that tine thew viii be ri te1 ir
the hand. OF al offcsr for cOllscti1n, a. d ~ ne
cessary 90 close the business or before thai me'
CHARLES MYERS,
SAMUEL BhkER.
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E yURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

4 LII those who d esire TO en- oy themselves on
"A that day should have a neat and cOmfori able
Boot or Shoe, ana We would say TO them bet We
have good stock en- hand OF various styles and are
prepared To manlsacture everything In our hne.
so give us your orders IN time
MILLS d BRASHEAlS,
335 s. eide Pa av., bet. 9th and 7ih streets
IL 27-lw
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SUMNER RETREAT.

DLAKlSTON's PAVILION WILL Be OPEN
ID for the reception Of visitors on ths 5th fs,e
July. The proprebH's table Will he Supplied %
with the d'icecIss aboUndins in L waiersxa.i-
aijacent 10 BlakistOn's Island. He D., pes his ea
de vOrs 10 please will insure him share Of pairon
age from those seeking heath OF little odict from
city hustle.
The Steamers Maryland, osceola, ard Alice c.
7, ice stop regularly a. his Landing
Terms for one week or more, 81 IS per cay
For a shorter time, 81 50 Der day
GEORGE ". BLhKISTON,
lie 26-lm- Proprietor.
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EXCELSlOR POMADE for dressing the nal
is Ssg, HAMMOND.
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nENTISr, GeOrPetosn, u. e, has removed his
1 ofii-e 70 No. 50 Coneres. siIeet, THREE dOols
above his former place Of business. ia Z7-3s
DARSONS ON CONTRACTS. vaI2
n Flanders Lives and Times OF the chief ins
tees Of the Supreme Court Of the UnItrd States
first series. FRANCK TAYLOR
ie27
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<FOURTH OF JULY NATIONAL GEL
- ebration.-Ih he Committee OF srranre.
mentS for this celebration i've from each Ward are
| requested 10 meet Oh FRIDAY EVENING the aptl,
instant nt Harmony Hall, at O'Clock, to compIetc
the necessary arrangements and decide upon the
programme
Volunteer companie, intending 70 form part Of ;bs
esco' will please TO send in their names
lie 2S2t
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NOTICE.

ATHE sTEAMER ALICE G.. PRICE
rayes here ca TUESDAY morning
0-Nt I"r luUOres Lsndisg, TO enable pSsseasrrs 10
participant. In ihe ceremonies at Moore's Lsncinf
IN the Fourth OF july; returning on Thursday, the
Jh. ie H-ftyuIy3
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OK REWARD-Left home to 20 TO School ON
DC Friday, June 22d, my son THOMAS, aged
ii years, and has not come home since nor heard
from. He wore black summer jacket, green siri-
ped pantaloons, somewhat faded, black glazed cap,
fair complicated, soft complicated. soft mi d cOunte
nance. The impression is that he went aboard OF
some vessel. / will give the above reward for his
safe recovery, or such Information as will lead
thereunto McCAFFREY, Grocer, corner 81
and sts., Island. je 26- Be
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Russian Literature, Antiquities, Ac.-The

Russian Literature, Antiquities, Ao.-The
Smithsonian Institution has just received, in
exchange FOR its owl publications, magnif-
cent donation from the Russian Imperial Public
Library Of St. Petersburg, consisting Of FIVE
large folio volumes Of plates and one Of text,
illustrating the manners, customs, habits, and
antiquities Of the Russians. The plates ais
elegantly illuminated, and the whole work 10
finished 10 the highest style Of art. There are
portraits Of the Csars, together ga minute
reprsseD'ations Of the royal apparel, equip.
age, srmor, So the thrones Of gold, silver, and
ivory coats Of mail, Instruments Of VA, lyle
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NOR SALE-UNTIL 30 YEARS OLD, A CA
Il pabte healthy girl, eleven years and S months
old restricted to District of Columbia. Sold be-
cause her owner do not wish 10 hold slave En-
quiIe at this office. je 2e-St
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MARE FOR SALE IA light bay mare, very ss
M tive and hardy, PAGES under the sad ~
die and trots fast in harness The owner ~
having no use for her will sell her much below bel
value,
Also, Lot for sale. being one Of the most beautiful
Building Lots on NJ, near 10th street Apply at No
$40 stree, north, between oth and 10th ste,
10 &-lW$
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Toys FOR THE CHILDREN "A large ana
beautiful collection al 4sl Seventh 81:
IL 26-S LAMMONp.
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TO The Union Association, Washington, ID. c.
On motion the invitation was cordially accented
and T.. X. Odutt, George Savage and VIM Morgan
wee appointed a Committee with power TO make
all necessary arrangements on behalf Of this asso
citation. On motion, when this Association adjourn
il adjourn TO meet at the place on the ssth in
slant. c. P. WANNALL. pres.
GEO T.. KIRK. sec. ie 2S-It
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NTISLAID OR STOLEN on Tuesday morning
wi between 10 and IL O'Clock, twenty Ave pail
of Carpet Slippers and a Basket A suitable re-
ward will be given il returned TO HUGH MURRAY
Store at the round tops, corner Pa and Oath st
lie 2S-lt'
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D'eANihie'o lufi1uOAs- 4Ley hsIe placed on IL
in the early days Of tho Government, when
our foreign relations ware simple and not ex
tensivs enough to require half the minds and
hands for their due care which they now ne
cesSarily occupy. An effort will be made, we
presume, next winter, and we trust a success.
full one, to induce Congress to 80 remodel the
duties Of the several Departments SIS to place
them where they properly bolong-thus giving
Zee duty Of preparing the Biennial Register to
the Interior Department, tgether Nth the
distribution Of the laws and Congressional
documents, and the transactions with and con.
corning copyrights. To the Treasury Depart
ment, the annual reports CT passengers and
seamsn; and to tho Attorney General the
business connected with pardons under sen.
| fences for Ctfenoes against the laws of the Uni
ted States, and the rcmissions of fines and pen
altios; and to each Department the duty Of
ISSUING commissions to all the officers subject
to its own jurisdiction, leaving the State De.
psrtment TO DO exclusively occupied with the
conduct CT our foreign affairs.
Such was the original design of Mr. Madi-
son, the execution of which was delayed in
his day only because at that period Of our his
tory the State Department had ample time to
attend to all the duties really out of place In
| its hands, mentioned above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

TN THE HERALD OF FEBRUARY IA, FIND NY
i self announced as a candidate for Assistant En9i-
neer Of the New York Fire Department. The Same hay
ing been done without my knowledge or consent, I beg
leave respectfully to decline, and at the Same time re-
turn my sincere thanks to those of my friends who de.
sire to honor me with their SURFACES at the coming eiec.
ton. K. g. DERICKSON. Engine ca q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16
HOTELS.

IRVING HouSE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
il formed that the above house, 10 long aud fayorabIy
known as one Of the FIRST class hotels In the city, is still
open for the reception Of the travelling community.
Several important and desirable changes have been made,
which cannot fail to augment the comfort and conve.
nience OF Its guests; and all its old friends and patrons
may be assured OF receiving that attention and kindness
which has ever been one Of the leading features Of this
house. Transient board, as formerly, 81 per day
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate Hill, London.-fhe above house IL cen.
tany situated, has an excellent coffee room, ten OF
twelve private sitting rooms, betv-v forty and nfty
Light, airy bedrooms, q good smoking room, warm, COLI,
and shower baths, always ready. A night porter in at
Herald Is 6led. THOMAS o~UARTERMAINE (ako propn.
etor Of the Crown and Sceptor, and Ship Tsvsrns, Green
wich,) tenders his grateful thanks TO his Americas
friends for the favors hs has 20 long enjoyed at their
hands, and soasits their continued patronage and recon-.
nendation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THR CRY
and county Of New York-Thomas G. Dursnt ana
Henry e Crane, ~assigntes OF George I. Rodmsn, against
John =, kodman, and Mary Eliza, his wife-Summons-
FOR keiiei.-(com not served. ITO the defendants.-
complaint IN this action, which was filed la the oaacs Of
the Clerk Of the Court u Commons Pleas IN and for tie
city and county OF New York, ~ his once In said city,
on the 18th day OF January, A. ID. 1855, and 70 serve =
copy OF your answer TO the said complaint, on the Sab
scriber, At bis office, No. Is Chambers street, ia the said
city, within twenty days after the service Of this SUM
mons on you, exclusive Of the day Of such service; ana
IL you fail 10 answer the said complaint within IN, tina
aforesaid, the plaintiffs In this action viii apply 70 ts
court for the relief demanded In the complaint.
ENNIS MCMAHON Plaintiffs Attornsy,
Dated New York, January Is. 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-16

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gate Of the County Of New York, NOTES "a hsrsbr
given TO all persons having claims against john I. ri.
kcCrackan, late OF the city Of New Yort, rcrcllant, a..
ceased, TO present. the same with vouchers taevsor -
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the city OF New York, on or bsgcrs the 2sth asy OF -aIy
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