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ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex-

certedl-Lesve Brooklyn for Greeuport. 10 a. for
Yarherk 10 m and saturday 8: IS p for FarnRslae
and Syosset, 10 and 3ij for Hampstead, 10 a.
u m and 8: IS and D. for Jamaica, 10 II m g -,
and 50 D. IN Leave Greenport for Brooklyn 10 YAp-
hank II rs ~, Mondays s: 10 Lakeland, l2:o6 p
M on MONDAYS SIS a. nj; Fsrminedale, 1880 and p.
n syosset I: 81 a. H. and p Hampstead 6J5 a aud
$3.50 p M Jamaica 90 :: 40 and $40 and 10 and
A. m
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V'HE NEW.YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED


Inc the following: .z - ..,,,
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIflC, Capt Eldrrdse.
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. ADRlAIlC
ships having been built by contract expressly for the
Government service every has been taken IN their con
strucon also in their engines to insure strength and speed
and their Accommodations for passengers uneqsed or ee
Rance Price OF from New 1orh to Liver
pool In frstclas cabin 1885, In second do, S exclusive
use Of extrasize saerooms $685. from Liverpool 70 New
YORK and 20 guines experienced Surgeon attached TO
each ship. No berth secured until paid tor
IN N nEr : a -
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i The sJleudd steamship UNION. Capt. Richard Adams
will leave o the above ports SATURDAY March - at u
o'clock noon precisely. most desirable opportunity
parties wishing visit Span, Italy and Austria TIE
ship the perfect and passengers will avoid the
difficulties Of a Ligher latitude At this
At Malta, she will connect with steamers running TO Con-
stsntinoIle, Alexandra In Egypt, &c
Price Of passage Gibraltar, Sl) 70 Malta or trieste
$3.50 few secondcass PASSENGERS viii be taken For pas
fage sPI!yto sPOFFORD, IlLESIOS q 90
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,

~ in CONNECTION with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
ouened hsuch Chuuk-Wnfer Arrangements commencing
Nov 49, 1855 Leave NewYork for MAuch Chunk and inter
mediate Ilsres from Pier No North River at 80 m 10;
Fsson $50 and 81 p for Somervile, a. 30 sud
lC:45 Sis and % 2. The above trains connect a.
Ezateh with the NewJe.sey Railroad leaving New
York from Of Courtlsnd 1880 aud II a. M sn
r m JOHN o. SrERNS Superintendent
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TERRIBLE FIRE AND ExPLosIoS.-The Planters
Banner Of st. Marys, La Of the 9th ult, gives the
following account of the destructive fire and ghtfal
explosion at st Martnsvlle, in this State;
"On Sunday evening last fire broke out In St.
Marinsville which not only laid waste the principal
portion Of the town, but was attended by earul los
Of life. The circumstances so Tor as we have learned
them are these The fire originated in stable IN the
rear Of Mr.. Fontanettes, to which the flames quickly
reached and spreading themselves in their destructive
progress in shOrt time the entire square was mass
Of fame This square embraced the principal business
houses 0fthe town, of them fine brick buildings,
containing a quantity of valuable merchandise. In
one Of these stores were forty kegs Of gunpowder,
which exploded with tremendous report, blew down
the walls carried in the roof and buried in the ruins
thirteen persons who III the store at the time, en-
deavoring to what they could from the conagra
ton All these persons said To have been instantly
billed. We have not been able to learn the names Of
the sufferers. The gentleman who furnished the 10.
formation was an eyewitness to this awful scene and
estimates the probable loss of property TO be about
s2OO co., We cannot learn that any Of this loss was
covered by insurance. Since the above was written
we learn from another that twenty.three per-
are missed since the explosion occurred and the
suppostion Is that they are among the victims.
gentleman who arrived here last night by the mslboat
states that when be left ". Martinsvie seventeen
bodies had been found among the ruins, and that
dilgent search was then being made for others who
supposed TO be there"
University OF THE STATE OF NEw-YoRx.--At
meeting of the Regents Of the University on the 2sth
day of February last the following spporionisent Of
the appropriation to Academies for the purchase OF
apportonment has been delivered to the Comptroller,
by whose warrant the amodnt to each Academy vii
be paid by the Treasurer Of the State, drafts OF
orders drawn on him by the Treasure of the several
Academies; such drafts or orders being accompanied
by proper certificate from the President Secretary
Of the Academy, under its corporate seal, that the
person signing sad drafts Is the Treasurer Of the
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DATEs OF SAILING.

For Freight or Passage apply to =, ..,,-, ~
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
No. n Austen Fnars. London.
r. O. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for eod
silver bullion specie jewery precious stones or metals un
less bills of sdg signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. .. .,,-,,-
moi carry nnY goods contraband OF war.
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pENNsYLvANA RAILROAD. = THREE

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - THREE
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING. NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pitt,eush a. m Sne
Leaves Pittsburgh Phadeph at The FAST LINE
Leaves PhisdeT hs for Pittsburgh st l20 and Ptl.essn
for Philadelphia AZ $3.50 p. THE NIGHT EAPhEsS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh al ii p H., and
Pittsburgh for Phil.delpnja az 900 p m .
The above lines Pittsburgh with the railroads 70
and from 81 Louis No Alton OaleDa aud Chicago, Illinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Isrre Hsute hsdi
La Fsyette ard indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Spin field BeleOntsne Ssndusky, Toledo Ceveisnd Co
lumbus Zanesye Mason and Wooster Ohio also with the
Steam Packet boas and Neworie@ns 81 Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati.
For further particulars hand bills in the hotel. Of h city
find pedatous and
Portable route between the East and West .
THROUGH be had either Of the above mentioned
plsces in the West. or Of
J. II. BUTTS, Agent, sew-Jersey Railroad CO.. foot Of
Courtandt-.t, NewYo
J. l. ELLIOTT, Aren't. PennsylvsDis Railroad Co.
No. ? As,or House, Broadway, New YORK
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. llth and AIkstse.
Nev-i orb, jan, 1850. fh'isdelPhia-
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

N and after MONDAY Dec 81 l8t5 and unhI fnTiher no
lie Trains leave Pier foot Of Daanest fol-
lows, viz: -,
BTFFALO EXPRESS at a. m. for Buffalo direct, without
CHANGE al baggage or Honesye this train connects
with way train for Dunkk sul all stations the Western
Division
ate stations this will remain over night at
Owego. and proceed the next morning.
NfWBURGH EXPRESS at p M for Newburgh direct,
without change Of cars
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 p IN via sunernS Tor
Permout and intermediate stations .
WAY PASSENGER, at IN. for Otisy!le and inernedi-
ate stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5p M for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
FMIGRANT at p for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations.
No Train will leave on SUNDAY
These Express Trains connect at Eira with the EAS ana
Niagara Fails RAILROAD for Niagara Falls Buffalo and Dun
Kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
' D. C. McCALLUM. General Superintendent.
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Me1iral.


CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
~ The circulating Of Toothaehe can be seediy
relieved BY the Of this remedy without injury 70 's g
teeth. Il acting solely The nerve Elnehs
have hgh opinion Of L. and constantly ~ 70 ae
Tsients PREP sred ard for sale By A. D. oANDo Drug
ssts No l0o FutoDst. Sold also by druggists seHer1y
nR. c. McLANE's Improved LIVER PILLS
~ and improved Vermifuse, aid Dr. J. seotss
White CircassiAn Lniuent- BARNS PAkh, Ui bd~sy.
n l. ID ID X
W CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES
For sale al No Bible House, "a ard do 1stois bosey
Of +thsf, l7thst and shaw Broadway ana -
81 and 6s5 sthav Canal and Hudson s L Lyon ~" az
Grand-st- ., -.
For al diseases Of the blood can be consuee
No. so ethsv, S4tst Prneipa depot N0Le seu -s
without the signature OF l. H. BOSE.
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MICHIGAN SOTTHERN RAILROAD LIE.

Nj -Travelers FOR CHICAGO. ST LOUIS, KANSAS, and
all points Wes; and South west obtain THROUGH IcEes
and ell information concerning routes fare &c, either BY 6ns
NEW-IORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. or NETWORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application al The Company' "
fee, No. lS5 Broadway corner Dey-st.
JOHN T. PORTER, General Agent VI $ r. X
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYork hereby given 10 all per
sons having against ENRY s FARLEY late fthe City
Of New deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers the office Wetmore Bovine,
No 81 Wallst in the City Of Newfork, before the
twentieth dav n July next-Daed Newiork the twelfth day
M January 1850 GEORGE HENDERSON,
ELIZA FARLEY, Administrators &c,
islglaw6mF OF Henry ;. Farley, deceased.
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SUPREME COURT.-GEORGE

IN ASHTON and HERCULES T. GILLIAN against The
bers OF the firm Of g. l.. AGABEG Co. Of Canton, in
China dessusfed as " GEORGE L. AGABEG and JOHN
DOE their real being unknownsommonsf for money
demand To the above desznaed
Defendant: You hereby summoned and required to
Tie complaint this setion which will be filed in the Office Of
tie Cerk City and County Of at the City Hall
City OfEewlok and to copy Of your answer 20
the said complaint the subscriber his ofce No 81 Wall
street in the CITY of within twenty days after the
service Of this you exclusive Of TIE day Of snch
service fail the said complaint WITHIN t1o
tin aforesaid The plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment
sgains the Of Thirteen Hundred and Twenty-Five
Dollars and Twenty Cent? vita interest from me seven
day April One Thousand Eight Hundred ana fny
Is.b is5s y g. MARBURY, Plsintfs Attorney.
The complaint fhs above action wa ME tne once OF tn
Hahrn.rx Isss ~ fel5 lawi5wF.
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C,IPTRIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW

NITHEKIUK INII M OF IHt NII VI w "
- YoRK.-FGBERT DU B0is against WILLIAM CAR
ser To the above defendant You hereby summoned and
required the complaint IN this seton which S %
IN the CLERK the Superior Court OF the City
of NewNok City Hall IN the City VI New orr and 20
70 erve copy the said complaint on the SUB
sr their oec No lG Broadway, In the CITY OF New
York twenty DAYS aer tho service OF this luminous on
you exclusive the day of such service and you tan 20
the a complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
In mi. action will take Judgment against for the sum OF
brteh dav of October one thousand eight hundred aud atty
i've besdes the Of this action November j. as
LAPAUGH ANDREWS Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint in this ton 6ed in the Office Of the Caerk
ofhe SUPERIOR Court of City of NewYork the 18th day
~ Esh,parv 1855 - iawSwF
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By order OF the Regents, . - ,yoor mopru g.
albany. March ], 1855 .. D. ""oh"CHA"'S~J
AppoIsImEsTs BY THE GovERSoR-By and rah
the adrice and consent Of the Senate,
soT.rus PosLrc-Wsyne-saxon b. 0avtt Of Lyes.
s,snben1eo W. Patterson, j Of Coming Msnses-Etjah
BIyth and d. r. Anthony Of Rochester. New Yort-Cbss
William u. wsddipgton Faher j. Beek, Edwin y, Ceseyx
John J. LstDs John H. Chambers Edward 6SpAsnssn, -
" llssm c. Robinson. A ssny-Edward HsnA Wsy!S-sss-
Fhen P. seymour Of Palmyrs H.mlssrxpsyA y. Wet
III Herinsn Of Auburn Heriimer-Jsseps Wssrsn q No
hawk Futon-John Wells Of Johhsovn Qnsene-klwn
g. Robinson and Sidney l. Gridin ksnsss'ssr-rhnp a.
Loss CosMrsslosERs-John Wilson Of GssAsn and Aleu-
sr6er Campbell Of Monroe, Orange County.
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- against GEORGE y. wIEGAND and others, and JOHN
X. HAMLIN. Summons To JOHN X. HAMLlS' fou are
hereby summoned and required the supplemental
ina this which filed In the office OF tho CieTh
of the City and County Of New the City Hall In ssd
city tho eighth day Of December ls and TO serve copy
of answer 10 the sai complaint the subscriber At his
Office No 7s Nassau City OF Newiork within twenty days
after service OF this summons on you exclusive OF inc dA
of such service; and II YOU fail the said complaint
within tho time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
20 the Cours r the relief demanded Ina the compant-Dated
January so. 1856 T. KETcHUM, Plaintiffs Attorney
feli aw6w
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T,RUssEs. Ladies and Gentlemen's SUPPORT.

T,RUSSES, Ladies and Gentlemens SUPPORT.
Il Frs. BELTS and BAHDAGEs, m the v-ry highest per
fiction and extremely low prices 81 BRlDGMAN Co.'S,
Apo,hscses and Manufacturer No Is Grsnd, near Centre
market
b. Complete sstsfseou ssAraneea or'hopcic ns,rs-
OF every description msle 70 order Country oclss
p5ourty sttended 10.
NERGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
Prof vERGNES, de dseoverer OF the process
tracing Metals from the Human Body No no Broadway
Thee Baths only metallic medicines
an system peculiarly sfsAeiOas relieving
susers Rhe urna;, Govt, SeurEie Pains Wsssne-4
or the LINKS sprsns Spinal Affections Uterine
Ohructons and Erupons the SKIN The Professor himself
ives bis undivided atten'ios Psents Special department.
T. LADIES' Theory explained Students a. No 10 Broadway.
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II
IN DHLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Uuited States Mail and Express Lines Leave New
York and IL N. and and ?. Through in four hours
e. IS in T. and g. in and IL aud P. m. The New
Jersey Accommodation Line leaves at II 81 stopping
al elf ystatona Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati st
~ the West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
&C. and through baggage checks TO Washngon in IN aud
e.
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Orfan CLEANERS, &t.

Tor MEMORANDA, via KINGSTON, ia
Il msics.-The Steamship OSPREY will sail on the 9Th Of
April For Passage apply 10 VIM F. ROLLO Co, No. .
Broadway.
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Removals..

PEMOVAL-The Office Of the EMPIRE To-
H BACCO WORKS Is removed to No. % Front 81, He~
Ok where prepared furnish orders for the celebrated
brands Of FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, heretofore
ufsstured by ". n. Watson and Mace Renne Also
foresn ard Domestic Cigars MACE COE, successors to
Mace Rennie.
RULE & HALL Boot and Shoe Dealers, have
HI REMOVED to No. BsrcsJ.s, the Asior House.
SLOTE q JAMES. Stationers, Printers and
- Blank Book Manufacturers have removed 70 No % Fulton
81. lnesr Nllan.-st. opIoste ther ate store.
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~ YORK 10 ROCHESTER-The ROCHESTER, and
GENFSEK VALLEY RAILROAD Is open, and, in con
neco with the Buffalo Corning and NewY ok and Newi ork
and Erie Railroads, forms direct route from Newfork to
Rochester
The dectness Of this route together with the superior
fort afforded by the wide renders by far the desirs
bic between the abovenan cities.
Tickets be procured the New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot OF Duanes and No l Broadway also IN
Jersey City.
Baggage cheek ed through.
Freghs will be transported between NewYOrk and Roches
ter with dispatch Any information desired in regard therein
can be obtained calling the General Freight Agent Of 1e
NewYork and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings {. s. TAPPAN
Express Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
No trains on the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad on
Sunday. J. A. HEDFlELD, superintendent
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TOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT REDUCTION

l. ofFAREs-NEW-YoRRA AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE under the direction Of C. Vanderbilt, fc,
Transit Company Of Nicaragua pTopetors 50
lbs bsgsags all 10 h. Days Of sailing
changed 9th and saith OF each month through advance Of
the Ha-l0 miles shorter than other route The spet
id double engine steamship STAR OF The WEST 900
ts burden Capt Miner. will leave Pier No North River
O'Clock p for Punta Arenas on SATUR DAf, March g.
connecting with the steamship PACIFIC, 1000 tuns burden
over the Ncsrsgns Transit having but Y miles OF land
transportation by ftcsss carriages The pTopetors can NV
sssue the public that the political troubles Nicaragua have
ceased slightest interruption the transit between The
Oceans need be supehended For information sp
ply 10 JANIS M CnOSS,
mad Ie-te ekena f cent
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogat.

II the County Of NewIork notice hereby given all
rrsor having claim against DENNIS MULLINS late Of the
y II York deceased present the with vouchers
,ofto ri subscribers the residence OF Ann Mulns, No
- Re1vkst in tie City OF New York or before the eah
sv At Serember next-Dstcd NewYork the sixth day OF
March 1855 DANIEL OCONOR. Executor.
r-L5 lnwtmFs ANN MULLINS, EXecutrk.
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CTPREME COURT.-CITY and CTUNTY OF
= K.-EATHANIEL 5. MERIT !, EDWAhD
WOOD EDWARD MERRITT and JAMES H. hnArr
saint LEWIS WOODBURY., HENRY L. FRANKLIN and
WILLIAM H. SCOTT, jL-tsunmous for money demand on
contract ITO above named defendant Henry H. fsh1n
You are hereby and required answer The cosni
In this action which copy herewith served upon you and
copy your answer 70 tns SAD a. 10 c 40
gevYork within twenty days The service hereof eHela
awe Of the day Of such service and you sH 10 answer the
,s compaint within the aforesaid the plaintiffs this
setion will take udnent against you or the sl Of two thou
sant eyeu hundred and thirty eight dollars and fifteen
ih interest on ak hundred and sky dollars and three
Of M sane from the day Of November thousand
,eb hundred and fyhree tie Of eight hundred and
forryye dollars and fy-two <Om the sixth d,y Of
January ls On hundred aud ftynine dollars and
u cents oua tie 18th day Apn IS5i and the
r f three hundred and % 100 dollars from third day Of
NAV ls4; and hHnred and evenrytwo dollars and
cents the ixh day of May 1854 beside the eosts
Of mi. setion--Daea JAnnsry II, 1856
v. COMSTOCR, j., Plaintiff Attorney;
The complaint the above entitled action was hed n me
cce CT tie CeFk Of s Court 18Th day Of Feorasy
1854 feel' laWv~F
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IyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDsoAD
and TAuNTOSlnand route without delay change of cars
or bassaEe, carrying the Eastern Nail
The steiner VANDERBILT, Captain w. h frs1se'
and COMMODORE, Capt. J. X Pendleton, IN connection
with the s;oningon and Providence and Boston a0d Prov
derce Railroads leaving SewYot daily Sundays excepted
from Pier No River wharf above Battery place.
ocoot 2 md stouinzon a. g. m OF oar s'riFA4
cfthe all fgain which lea, - Boston AZ ,: - ?. M
The COMMODORE from New-iork Money wednesday
ard Friday Prem soninston Tuesdsy IhursdsJ aud sat
urdsy
Tie C. VANDERBILT from New.Yors TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and Saturday From StoIngton Monday, "ednesday and
Friday.
Passengers proceed from Stonnron per Railroad 20 Prov
Boston Taunton I'D Ne Bedord IN The Express VI All
Train recalling d pisces several hors in advance Of those BY
connecting North and East TIA; prefer remain
board the steamer, enjoy Iigats rest unnFbed oeaA
fest desired and leave sonns;on IL the 70 L. tIaiA iof
Providence
Bssssse Master accom-. suies the Steamer azi Trsia
fhroufh each
berths freight srTy a. Fier NO
Norih River Or a. The Office No 10 Battery-plaee.
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD LINES
~ for PHlLADELPHIA-Vil until further notice leave
Pier No. \. r.. Al 10 o'clock, n. Fare - o The a.
and Lines Discontinued EmgIsnt Lanes All
and o'eloef p n. 4, usual IRA BLISS AGENT.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and after
MOEDAI, Jan 81 1856 the Trains will leave Chambers
81 Station follows Express T. ain. connecting "a
Northern and Western Train Through Wsy Tram l. m Tx
ress Train. For PougkeeTsie m ard y 10 m
Ss and Peeksk Trains stor he Way Stations Passengers
taken a. Chambers, Canal Christopher and 5.sts1s NJ
TRAIN on SUNDAY.
NJ l. SYKES, JR Superintendent
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DATRIOTIC LINE-New Line Of NETWORK
ii and LIVERPOOL PACKETs.-Ths line will be CON-
posed OF the following aud splendid ships, viz:
tALHOUN......2OOo tuBs burden Capt d. H. Truman
II CLAY.....I so tuns burden Capt David Csulkn-
WFBSTER.....2Ot0 tuns burdsn - apt j. J. Lawrence.
ORIENT Oo0 tuns burden. .CaJt Geo. 5 Hill.
The above vessels have been recently built and the srs
est and most substantial in the tsfe.
Thew commanded By Of experience and ability Inc
superior and every eaeon viii be
made the comfort aud the convenience
OF shipping For Ere sbt or Passage .Pgy TO
sPOFFORD, TILESTQS Co, No. - Broa1wsy
Agents in Liyerpool-T. GRlAsHAW Co., No. - Gore
Piazza.
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l. WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.-The new
beautiful and going Steamship JAMES ADGER, : q
Turner coumandsr will leave Pier No. 1, " r. sATUR-
DAY March AZ O'Clock precisely For Freight apply
on board where all bills of ading will be signed and for Pas
ssre at The Office Of SPOFFORD TILESTON Co, No. y
Broadway. Cabin PASSAGE, S2 The Seamer SOU
Il Fwnn commander will sue iced and leave WEDNES-
DAY. March r. The fsvOre Steamer CAROLINA makes
regular trips landings the St Johns River
Florida connecting with the Steamers from New York and
leaving every Tt ESDAY ,a2Oclock pm Through
Iickefs ] a ksnnville. 81; 10 PiatkA, 433.
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fssal Notiees.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County Of New York, notice hereby given 70 al per-
sor having aims asanst GEORGE q. SMITH, ls;e Of the
CITY NevYork merchant deceased 20 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscribers A. the store OF Young
Schultz Co No Ferryt IA the City Of New York
before The 18th day March neKDaed New York sept L.
lass EDMUND VI YOUNG, Execntor,
.l6 isv6rF WILLIAM PALEN,
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IN pursuance OF an order of the Surrogate of
4 tie County Of New-Nork NOTICE s Meeby gwen 70 al
err rayig claims against LOOE BAKER. late OF the City
OF York deceased present the same ~h vouchers
ereof 10 TIE subscriber the office Of Hopkins Co. NO
~ h day Of August ue1-Da'ed New ok the Ith day OF
F,ts,ary is56 WILLIAM {. BAKER,
fslg Is,y;r.Fs Administrator.
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UNpF PFOPI = of the STATE of NETWORK,

rINHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,
by the greece Of Free and independent To all persons
neresed In the estate Of ANNE 4. ED0ECOMbE late OF
the City Of NswYok deceased creditors esaees next Of
by cited and required personally be and appear before our
Surrogate the County Of New York his Office IN tbs CITY
of New York on the thUtieh day Of April next eleven
o'clock in the Of that then aud there TO attend the
e. 81 settlement the of proceedings OF WILLIAM
II HAMMELL IS executor OF hs last will and testament Of
snd deceased. -. -,
La whereof have Caused the seal OF ONCE OF ssd
SURROGATE TO be hereunio affixed. Witness ALEAAN-
DER w BRADFORD. esq, Surrogate OF our said
f. County at the City of NewYork the twenty fourth day
Of January In the year Of our Lord One thousand eight
hurdred aud hnysiI. - .
go law4wF A. W. BRADFOkD Surrogate.