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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08
City Intelligence.

FIRE IN AvEsrs C--About seven O'Clock Last evening
Are broke out In stable In the Of the brisk slaugh
ter house. III c, between Tenth and ueve ath
streets The stable occupied by Clinton & Monta-
que butchers who had horse liz the stable II vas
taken out uninju,ed. Mr. Clintcns stable boy left
lighted candle q tub while he went after water;
during his absence horse kicked the light which
set FIRE to the bedding The stable belonged to widow
Hanpigan 1t totally destroyed. no Insurance. Loss
about $3.50.
FIRE AT rHR HIGH BRJpGE.-The beautiful greenhouse
attached to Washington Hall High Bridge, was entirely
consumed by fire. the morning Of the 7th slant We
happy to state further injury attained.
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.

SHIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PBoCEHDISGs-raE
PATRIOTIC FuND--rRADE AND INsoLvENCIEs IN
sTDSEY-oPENING OF THE FARAAATTA RAILWAY
FLOUR AND GOLD hARKETs-rHEATRIcALs
By way Of Panama We have files OF Australian papers
date. at Sydney October l. at Melbourne 2sh Of
September, and at AIDE aide ed of September.
The royal rna ship Champion Of the Sea- from England
July arrived at Sydney the Goth of September. The
Asia Cor London nth the ais, 20 sail the lst Of
October
The legislative Council had passed the new Marriage
bill, vi; h gave general satisfaction.
Tbs Puric Works Lcsrs bill I'D been read third time
and passed Tia object sutho i1e the regotison Of
leans In Great Britain FL eshee out of the colony,
ard which together with the in,ere-t thal be prima
ry charge upon the public revenue Of the colony
The New South Wales latrioac fund had reached the
hye sum Of f6o O00 # which go GOO had been forward
Cd TO london.
Ths mercantile article of the Sydney Herald, Of the
ssth Ct September, says
faui Is of many mercantile firms, have caused serious
depression IN most all cia de rtments whilst
the vsxxtious delay he part Of the government 10
bringing h-ward the nex tariff tii has ADDED 70 the
general Ut trade Noiwi hstanding these
drawbacks may coodd.nly offei an opinion, THAI the
caution observed by .ee ms during the last ten
twelve months, aud vi Our Increasing population the
Large demand :or al Articles If Domestic sumption
trade notEithst,n trg he temporary depression
may &c declared &c be a state During the last
days The result Of rc sales eynced Considerable i'm
plcvenen. in many Of the chief articles OF commerce
whilst heavy ccnsignments from European American
and cox nal ports prove that confidence in the stability
and increasing importance Of the t-sde of Sydney is
shaken, In spe If what, Il i 20 be hopes, Is only
brief prostrstscn Of trade.
The weesly receipts FROM the Western Southern and
Northern gold fields by public escor. and by private
hands, a.e Estimated at ! 000 ounces.
The French ship Leon, fron Shst ghae, with cargo Of
hne teas had arrived ut Pert Philip Heads ct latest
date not deciced whether Jhi vessel would call
10 duey land her 60 at Melbourne out most
probably her teas would 60 the Victoria markets.
Oar aiyces rem Melbourne are 70 the 2eth OF Septen-
Der.
Tbs Argus OF that ds.e says;-The gold market con-
tinues ably oul tie price remaining ct IS
lis. per ounce.
The GATE contains notice relative TO the deeerures
for S100 zach which have been 10 process u Issue from
the Treasury June Last. to the effect that on
sfier LIST vcloc.r neat the prices VII oe as
so.oss
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The Clipper Ship Flying Cloud.
Nvu yopx Ian z IA

DEAR sR:-In your columns of this morning, uader tue
head ofthe effects Of the storm in the city notice
statement that the chip Flying Cloud hsd falen over
nearly her beam ends, msiog it necessary to right
her with timber and other appliances also thaeh, had
no ballast cargo board. The whole of this state
ment entirely without Foundation the ship did not
ell ovet ana instead Of having ballast she had
hundred and thirty board and considerable
cargo besides. am. Gear sir, yonr most obedient ser
want, JOSIAH L. CREESY, Commander.
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A{rcs for Portland with cargo hide. and woA, went
lahore morning Of Sd ina The mouth Of the Keaseoes
cargo total There insurance the vess
about a 600 1hs bark full OF acosua
voyage
sona SARAH Libby OF for Machas from Boston while
spssorec on the morn, Of - inM Ga Reef near 0ase
ashore Broad Cove. She lies high
Low water.
scuR MxcxIRsBURGH AsHoRK-Exract Of letter 70 Wlvosl
Walter Esq dated Beric Worcester Co. Nd Jan We hAve
ashore The vesse order the cargo Soasug
thousand barrels ter my DO pitch and roda
fte cargo coHsped 70 stmne M.cnn o. Now York 1hs
ScHR II CANDY Fargo al Philadelphia from New York,
the 0h u of Bsrnsgat IN CD sot VITA schr Golse0
carried sway iisboom ana anehor isc hal her star
board buwarks aud mansa carried away. togeer
with ohtr damage.
UssunyEyIso WAVE, from Baltimore for Charleston
spoken OF Ghnrlesoo h is inst y fM With boss o.
n.pnas aD0 foremost head Being 70 leeward Of the bar
Is probably chs went 10 Ssvnnnth.
Notices MnrSners.
CHANGES BrzzARDs BAY
MASSACHUSETTS.
black spar buoy l. been placed of the
trance Iocsa, QunDqu sset harbor.
red BUOY auuecsea has been placed on Hog Island
spar buoy nuberc. has been placed Of Hog IaanA
Port Fog Island fArbor
bsek tuo, lulabe ed s. has been placed Wings
apsr buoy rymbssaa has been placed OF Gov Rso
red buoy nnmsersd H. been acsd In the t.rc
Of the Channel atove point Cohassett Narrows, SsHA
back sp.r isoy numbered y, hss hees placed n As
upper ind Of The Middle Grolxd Sandwich harbor.
rel spar buoy numbered H. has been placed o. Bsuraes
red spar bu y numbered TO- has been placed assr
rocks ca Point ofthe entrance Of Monument River
b. order ef the Lighthouse goard-
q H,B CALDWELL,
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r.ws ,,om Central America.

AFTaIRa IN NJCAhAGUA- DEATHS or oFFICpRs or
apN whLKEha ARnY-C0L. KINNEY AND TnE
TpAKSIT COMPANY = COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PA
pDMA ANI 1Bg wTaT COAST.
Py the srrvsl o. the Steamship st Louis from pssana
we I've sedi nal pevs srom Nicssguss.
fhe srinsal Co,spv Of December 20 publishes the
fol owing csmn pDitatiop;-
Rb 8 DIR, Fec. 20, 1856.
Win We eff GreJtown the Eer York etsame r had no!
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tgAses, ave steamer small steam tender brgan
inc, one schooner AID cutter In which IN not In
Guided two steamers built for the navigation Of the Ana
zcn, and q. present lying useless In that river.
The Hvodo asks what Ia the Of this feet acq uired
at cost of nearly two millions OF doarss aud answers
only satisfy the national pride and fire sAiu Ia Cal
Lac hsrbor whilst at the Time the frontier Is
posed to the of ths Indian sayages and there
TO troops 10 protect the inhabitants.
The exp Of keeping up this aeet is calculated at at
least $700 900 year The article concludes by assert
irg that gsts two steamers, and three sailing
sells quite sufficient for the wants of the country and
the others To be sed and the money applied
TO more useful purposes.
In the report OF the Secretary OF War and Marine,
find that there at present las commissioned naval
officers.
The officers Of the Peruvian army must also be very
EXPENSIVE affair seeing that according TO the before
Hen TONED report 1t includes grand marshsls, gene
rails Of dvion Is generals OF brigade 81 coonels 1853
heutepsnt color IDS tesides DAG other commissioned
officers
The November return of saltpetre from Iquique aud
gusno from tie Chincha Islands, have been published
TIE TO lner IL follows -
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Personal Intelligence.


MARRIAGE FANNY FBRr.-We have the pleasure Of an
that gifted contributor Mrs Sara Payscn FL
dredge uebowned ard admired Fanny FERN was married
literary circles tie hor Of tho Lie O. Horace Greeley
ARRIVALS.
From Aspinwal 10 steamship ST. Lnuls-P ConsuegrA Mrs
Doran lnd child Baroher Chas Meg Capt Arnold, Caot
\ Bowman, Capt " Williams, Forman, 4 Rogers, Os-
beck, Peter Leyant John keenan,.
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court CAlem0nr-ThI0 U0ys
COMMON PIXAs-Part Mos. Is to IS Inclusive. s, Q,
10, IL, Is. Part 2.-s1 to As inclusive.
surfRloR CouK..Ncs. s, u, %, 50, 20, g. a. e.
g. a. 90, &C. 67 60, TO- IT, 49, IL TO- co. g. 49, 49, 81,
81. sA, 81. 81, 90, 96, e6 o., 90, 101.
srrsg,sx CouHr-orcuit-6, 10, H. lll4, HAS 21e
16 to a. This court will open At II O'CLOCK tor the flu
ture. Special teiwA, 81 to 81.
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The Calais one Adpery states that tb acorche3
mains a. thu &C ufnbtrmen, named Wii,ms Grant aut
Hschjre we're di-cnyere0 the head wa ers Of IA !,
Ns.hv, his, efeie they hsd been At woih. II sup.
tcsed hat he camp took fire shhe uey we're ese 70,
Ard thai Hey were suIosated By the smoke
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CLEARED.
Steamship TenLessee Jotn.on, ST Thomas-S de Agreda
shP Golden CITY. Avery. San franoisco-Csambe-s Ha
Sap Alas, Mckay, hllwe-p Pole GO.
Ba's isusa KLsam, ah!ie, Hssrs..R P Buck %
b. s. sinbe Pcr S' HssneIo o.Soi1
Brss fnInou Ssi Hatch as ss,rS E-eas Skasis
E ss ON 1 ps ds0Tsn Sea1sGsS assu
sST yTs;sS IS; saai
ssS- Fssulns csls si@qse-i;ord . .ue'e.a
Propeller jackson, Layled B4ltmo e-Crom webs Inc
ARRIVED
ses msip g. Louis Cooke, sspiaw.l Dec ~, 6Px with
pripS arens sales h beav. tese from 9Th to sls
e. assnd
senr Julia Smith, C,oweu. Norfolk for Boston
Sem Pay Or hiessssSs slamC,s for Provicerce,
PS"lsilsr We leicester. cla,H, frovidence.
Pioi elier QunetsuE go imam. Eorwch
BLOW.
Bark Hoiywoo, from Palermo, it'll loss Of fore msiuop
Brig Cambridge, IRON Bsha BY pilot boat Washington.
SAILED
Ship Aurora, San Franctco.
Wind dur The esy, NNE, with Visible signs rrors snow
Miscellaneous.
vve bd have been brought ashore md buried from The
wreck Of the echooner Excelsior lost 81 Bafuegat met Ono
Of them, passenger named sntton, Jtrds
whe IN New YORK 1he captain hes got fuel
that al hands board EXCEPT himsc mate were
ac2sn 70 death.
We have heard OF no disasters the by
late srnw storm but I'll probability will hear Of
hs the stot as most seyert and lumber OF
Supposed tu ibe vicinity Of the coast ri the time.
CDi hlp Bald Eagle 1reEdwei arrived Calao on the
2sh OF ovtDhtT from swatow, China after passage
dsy-oapce sseo 10 e6S miles; last ~ days
Iatst w mica per cay average sch ds q the 7
miles per oay Died on the passage otis Williams.
dtrf Of toDsunp0n John Patterson, Of &C and OF sen
'esJ Wm Field, Of L. m Mass, o d. lontery.
Tie seemiug Itvaibe,, which have conc on saur
Eat do not leave on account o. toe unfavoabc aspect
se1ler. On account OF her oher cpgnGemens Pcrcn
- cois Of the schot b. chartered the eauug ST.
iele tor the purpose she will leave day Cthj at IL
hshp Marion, from Charleston, due here yesterday h
ns has Iot yet arrived ard oc ock this
iten he'd from III Hghsnds She popsbs ran into
the Ieawnte BreakwhoE curing te storm VI Saturday night
last.
LAuscH-A ship or 1900 tons buehen. butt for Ell
y und Kim al Fec. b. Mr Be6j nutnu VIII lsuuchcl
NON his ihip Jaid In massleteae on toe eth l.s..
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q vessels Of 10 775 tons register.
The British ship Bottom sold by auction ct Calao,
90 the LIST # December, for s. 500
From the monthly return of deaths In Lima, during
the nth Of November perceive that out Of total
Of 3s4 no less than 168 infants exposed by their
parents fact that speaks very little for tho morality Of
the people q the s'city Of kDgs."
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MARITIAE lNTKAhlGEACk,

70. CALIFORNIA, ~.
Quaker Havana Mobile. Jan 20
STEAMERS TO AND IRON HAVANA.
ana HsVaas sSa doe ~: Nav q M
From re. Nv
e IS: o;sss Ss'o
M s New 5ssa. ss Tr. xs ssa s
SAg.wn4troa NeE York ssh striving ct Eayaaa :ca
due Al New York I'm
4:4' ':" f II: &C.; E.: 1 s / i :
lie above al srnd. tho YIN sad
and
The following DO of value to oss VITO have
Arrives Hss ssea % r. and q. e %
Axrives Alexandra about6e 18th Of and "a Of fol-
Leaves sue1 about the soh or 2s q ss sh Of
a. Adeo shout tbs 18th ssa q ard iCh
val r lousy & a.
Indian aS IVY y arrives = Bombay about the "a
r and O. steamer arrives a Point De Gale aboo. the Oh o.
Leaves Point Gale for Fulo Penang the das the
steamer haa ALREADY arrived Wncn tAkoS me ulAu or
Arrives at puo Penang about tie lh o. 18th and a6 and
Goth oil following mouth.
Arrives at Singapore about the lSb l6h and Sst l
q following month
Leaves Singapore aboul IL hours after arrival.
Arrives Al Hong Kong abou: the SD s ana 9Th le
OF follow ing month.
Leaves day for 6hangh&e
w @.ls ie.ys Enssoden, g TIE 81 ana s0 Of sss
uuae the Southampton mail
10 AZ PACKAGES and taoers trendci for Ms new
ExEA.D slcli he sed,ad
ALMANAC TOR NEW YoRK-THIs
4 Il
........... ~ HIGH wAT8R eve = Is
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ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LoUIs-THE NINTH REGIMENT
q s.ISFANTRY AT PRNAMA-LIsT OF OFPICERS-
BEALTH OF THE IsTHMUs--TwO MILLIONS DOLLARS
FROM MEXICO FOE EN0LASD-PEARL FISHRRIBS-
RAILROAD TIME.
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Port of New York, January 6, 1856.

ALMANAC YoRK-THIs
SUN Is moon SETS & -
7s..,.......... ~ HIGH wAT8R Is
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
Iih ~ ~ y ssss,sj "

. :,
Ti"ie between washington and Wheeling but I7a
hOuis!
RAINING Jstseen Washington and Cincinnati u hours
Through Tickets aud Baggage Checks 10 be mad In
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western now o The fullest nus 70 inv
elers between Washne,on baltimore and all portions Of The West
The cnnnerion between the trains om Washington
washington JUNCTION ateiy called The Relay iioaa
ia nn m @ p eas % es -
Wheeling Washington station
through eae. ~ or points The ensena trains
Washington daily at 9, % and AZ, MI on Sundays al The
AZ wheeling direct made CEN
Wheeling, hrough Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, Newark
COLUMBUS These trains Newark viii, the Newark,
Nansfed and sandnsky railroad for saDdasky Toledo Deot
Al Columbus o. railroad
" the Little Mtai railroad Xooa, CiEciNNATi, LOUIE
yILiE &C. A. xena re Miami ra,,osa eannsaiSa is
iaaase, naye Chicago Roes Island 81 Louis &C.
sasnsx New 1S as a,e a"o saa p
transferred Cincinnati TO the mail steamers on te OHIO
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit,
cnro &C. nckes are nasigabe
Wheeling Welsvie, torty mes) where connexion with
Travellers rrqnesied notice that only
afords tron cksts and checks IN Wsshngon Il also 'he
the great West The distance from Wellington Cincinnati is
bui $50 miles being abou. 100 mites shorter than oy any Other
Fare by through wa.eng,on To wheeling, 80
ounbns s3 IS; Dayton, cts so Cincnna s6; Louisville,
~ s5osd y stssmsr on cinssns Sls iAt,asag,
cssaso s $ 81 Loa s As Memphis.
For Frederick ana arpss Ferry Msusburg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland neioId sGlnss Piedmont Oakland and fa@oan
min" way Wheeling 9, m,
trim from ash'nc"n - 81
Ya sn,er information through tickets, &c. apply to tn H.
PARSONS, agent al washington station - . -
Master Of Transportation Balurnore and
May 5-dT Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Stopping southampton both going md feluning hey orr
London uud Havfe advantages
route for the economy Of time and money.
Pamase from Esw York TO Southampton al Brems"
First cabin, saloon, $3.50 hrst cabin l. saloon, O.
second Do, SEQ
and newspapers pass through the Pe Wee,
bills lading will be signed on the day ~ saliing
An experienced Il attached TO each ship
For freight passage, apply "a
q. a. SAND, III South William 81, N. Y
q. A HEiNEKEN n Co., Bremen.
CROSkEY h Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIG, Bavre,
Mar
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mo. 548.1

No. 548
NOTICE or the location or two land Offices and
the Once OF enc surveyor general I'm lKansas and
Nebraska Territories. .f# Ns+sa, aaa
re Ksows that In pursuance of the 18th section Of
approved 3ad July 1854, creating new land Offices for
Territories III kanas and Nabraskd aud 81 the rt If
ac estahsbing the Office VI general for ad Terri
office
aAHA Cry hs seat OF OF Nebraska Territory
the Sfce for the PAwsak Of the
kRA nj LIZ CohPros the Of government of Kansas Ter
rtory. ..#-.. H4g
Given under hand city of Washington twenty
sixth day OF November, A ID, 1855
ts Ny order Of President taaMa
1850 s-sg a THoS A. HENDRICKS,
Commits siouer Office.
Nov s9-law6w fafF Intel and Star.
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Law school OF Cnnb~riand University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee. II.

Law school Of Cnntbrriand Uniysrsity, Lebanon.
s Tennessee. =.
FACULTY, uo Abraham Cac,hos, late Of the circuit
Hon Nathan Gfesn, Of udgcs supreme
Of Tennessee.
BromGeid L. Ridley, ofihe
Judges Cau.rs Green dey their whole time exclusively
10 tina school.
Plan ofstrtion Daily organizations elias, on the
books No regular OF lectures explanations Of the
daily lessons IN the progress. THE etaminations
dents suits OF fact by proes
and them through all the
practice. The framed require them
Deeds Wills records and all sorts OF docuneu be read ev
ience In the uaIs Some taken by appeal
suprone which held monthly In the and
public the cad Of session. tho students clerks
ln Jurors circuit Judges and chanceors and In other ocia
,acites connected with their suits,
se.ionThe FIRST session the third Monday IN
TENDER, and ends Third Thursday in February The aecoad
the succeeding Monday 10 February and ends second
Thursday In July. .#...E n
Erpenses per sson.-Tuon ESQ., In advance, conunren
d boarding about $50. Students unsh their
which be had In the Lebanon boosstores
sessions required complete the
class No study for ad
mission There four regular classes studeu,s
any during the collegiate year
Theirs legislature connected with the
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. ChEUTgERs,
Feb Il--eoly President Board NJ Trustees
A MERICAa HOUSE, Hanover street, Hostoay NJ
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished posss-,
Improvements and
ION the travelling public.
Dec ~ -diy
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mo. 54s.1

NOTICE the disco issu Of the United States
~ land office Wand sLlA, In the state OF ILLINOIS
Notice hereby that pursuance ~ law,
the officers yANpAA iLLsos,
land in sad distinct reduced below hundred tousapd
INTERIOR directed
discontinued. remaining
The time &c the dconnuance be made entry
SPRIssrELp, In said State
Lands rnanng unso and unappopated by law and subject
discontinued will
ofce from ~ receipt
that efec nv the register thereof
will public notice which they
will be prepared receive applications lands
a their ONCE. Ea ~ #r
my hand city Washington, day
December, A. ID. Ie55.
THOS, A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Dec ll-law5w tnteitgsncer start
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United states pnten, once,

I'M petition of John j. Greenough, of New York
York, praying OF granted him
sewing mSehthes for years
The expiration Of said PATENT which takes place the als day
Of February, A ID. 1850 ta
IL sad petition be heard al the Patent Oncs
Monday, the aih day February, 1886 az IL o'clock,
all persons notified appear and show
they haze, why said petition ought not 10 be granted,
cs opposing The extension required 90 ne the Patent
specially ugriug least twenty
days the hearu all testimony flied by either
the said hearug be taken and transmitted in acc,rd
win rules OF the Office which win be furnished on appi
cation. '. "
testimony closed the a5t day % January
next; deposi,on and nhe papers relied testimony,
flied In Office before The morning
the arguments AZ any, wibin te1 days thereafter.
published Union, lnei
sGncer Evening Star, Washington, d. C PeBnsyyanan,
Plaephia, Pa. Joutns OF Commerce, New YORK, VI and
Massachusetts, three
e 4 day OF February the day " hear
ing. - CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner NJ Patents.
sEdors Of the above viii aud send their
bill. 10 the Patent oce, with paper containing This notice.
Nnv 2l-iaw3w - 49, -
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f,HE4P JUVENILE BODks-The und~rgned has se,
aside from his stock ~ books children large and
varied collection, the accumulation Of 10 bs sj half
Pee Than that when need he They suited
OF all ages, and may be r1amIn-d his bookstore.
Among wi, be found the works OF Mrs Holland
Mics Edgewor Mrs gsbiud, aud ether such wrtersbooks
which have rppslT which aiming cu
good .te spr and GOOD principles by
have merit although reaching all the eel
WORKS Of one syllable % children Of four ysard
Dec 10 FBAsCK TAYLOR.
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Everett House,

North Side Of Union Square, Nso York.
THIS establishment prominent delight
full Park New York af,rd approaching tgish when
completed win combine all money supply
10 rrnlsr The desisabl' ho al y-i constructed
prnprstors
the will be open October
dafop of the public ~ Na . '
Applications parties wishing make
ar ~
The pubic patronage Is respectfully solicited.
H& '&es hsa atA -4s55 CLAPP JOsLtN.
HAwLsY CLAPP, .E.sE .##
A. u. JosLIs
2!--d3m
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st. Joseph,s Academy for young Ladies,


THE session ofsudies At this Institution commences on The
the last Thursdoy In June The
tuition $3.50 anpu ayahic sent annu
There charges fof music drawing paint
Italian German, and Latin The terms
primary composed Of pupils under nine year,
nee are payable half yearly IN advnncc
Letters inquiry should he addressed " the MOTHER sUPE
aOR 81 Josephs Academy Emnitsbug ffeeerck county
Maryland
Ittvs dlyenr
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washington Aqueduct.
orncr OF rHs w..nlsoros Asurpuor,

w.sMreros AaurpUoT,
Washington. March 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS invited Cor graduation masonry,
Il aud
Proposals received the oh Of May, viii be opened of
that day,
Mas probes specific ofthe
animation and the pom day ~ April
Proposals will received Tor ~ particular culve
hridges, sc described the plane and
ofihe works be the
an unfinished win
be appropriations by Congress The
gi pcrcrib the done aud
progress Appropriation and
hodup sufficiently decide whea
what works stopped uvashie.
the rprc oary particular work for 81
funds, Will paid " 10 the Judgment ~
engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
gone. a. fiji. r..
made specie checks upon United State,
be- dttiou of
shalt be paid the ui monthly, and In specie.
Al bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington rduct.n u. Nsa#ss
The United reserves right rejce any the bids
should they he deemed advantageous and 10 such
MAY considered conducive the progress Of the
work.
Every Offer accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible effect under
bidder bidders i " his their bid
obligation, within days Sufficient
by the certificate of the Urd
Judge tinted States district attorney officer Of
pen Of War, that the able make good their
Bids win be opened presence Of bidders any Of ihen
choose TO be present
LII Capt of Engineers, In charge.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-02
Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California;
Upted ststes msiI steamships leave New York
@[63 for Aspnwal the 9Th and 10Th of each month
<I~NE connecting with mail from Panaml to 5an
Francisco,
These been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad "a cs long completed from ocean
ocean, and The baggage
checked NV York through San Frauc and
embark Panamc hv the campanys
money paid New YORK all of the Trip
Reserve kept In IN New YORK, fanama and
Gan Francisco detention In Of accdeu "a thai
II entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they arrive nj Apn
wall
Conductors through by each steamer, and take charge o.
and children without other PROTECTOR.
For through tickets the lowest rates apply at the agency w
Wet street, New York, 10 1. W. RAYMOND
fave