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EDUCATIONAL.
OBLEARs FEMALE ACADEMY,
3i2 CAMP STREET,
Between Posgfarrs and Caope street,, New Orleans.
Day and Boarding school,
Conducted by
NA n " q ur ,rrr D


A Day aud Boarding school,
Conducted by
MADAME DIMITRg.
The Sixteenth Animal Session o tbs Institution begins y
the FIRST Monday in September 1858 TIE Des6an Ysraudah
purchased BY the Academy establish In the SOUTH school
og the highest order This magnificent building eligby
heated three stories high covering thousand
I've hundred feet with fine architectural exterior and
suitable interior distribution Is provided With bath rooms and
every convenience tending health and comfort The Inra-
msnts, Musical Philosophical ETC. Of the make
The course Of studies and plan Of Instruction 6ad apon
those Of tae most celebrated collegiate institutes Of the United
States and Of France With which Madame Diy corresponds
renary NO new tangled SYSTEMS adopted deceptive
Inducements held out Numerous them the
Aamum Of this Institution, ho nov gem socfe.y,
For particulars, epply in person or By letter to
sci lm&H AME n. ? DIMITR7.
University OF LOUIsIANA- MEDICAL
The annual Course Of Lectures in this m ,,
mencs on MQNDAY November 49, 1883 and terminate in
JAMES JONES N D. Professor Of Practice II Medicine
j. l. RIDDELL ". n. Professor Of Chemistry
4kEE Es SIgfT + p D Pt1' q q 52tgry
GUsT;A,ryTs A. MOTT " p pr2tss,or q N.tsa Nedca.
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Professor Of Physiology ard Pa.
n cH gIe,IdI Y n Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The Rooms Dssecng will be open the second Monday
me Faenlty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of tn
RE Students accompany the Professors their VISITS and
PrsnPsry 10 Gs oarse Iecrss viii BE- ey@Tsd DALI
in the amphtheaer q the Hospital from the ls Of October
ncai Medicine and Surgery ard other subjects withou
any charge to Students.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect Annually
IN April fourteen Resident Students who maintained BY
EEMALE sEM1NARY-DAY AND BOARDING
ERTES, NJ. 43 Triton Walk Or DeIord street)
hd scholastic year the arst NcHday De
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AUCTION SALES.

sEAsONABLE nav GOons
formerly t. Peycbaad, Hyds I'd, Coz
LEI a. Esth Instant Will he sold at 10
Lawrence aid Lppietopis ~ @, ~" y c. ~ H. ,y
and White Kock White Cotton Ros. Ques Cashmere and
Pa and aasy al pP o As1 co and other qualities
-AIso-
Ky FaGk9Res Of foods consisting Of Blanket FiGnDes
Lien Towel W22sn s3irts shawl Hamilton Drills Canton
MIN, Cottonsdss, etc, etc 800 '1'.''' -.
hARCHANDrsRs sprrryg M. ,rzr,-
PAR L. ROGER 4 Co
rCi.deyapt n Pavrl,rd ~. &C.,
HTARDI, % Septernbre N ser, ,,er,I,, IA
w heures ietr magsn dgacan NJ Is rue DE- Il Viels
Leyee- .,u..-.... ,-.,...
it VIII "a WIZ, Z Pe99 - Coton8 Ba4cs New York
s of aaa De- ys p Attn sa qualities sanet Uni ct
l'' ""'"'''s '' '''"'"s' 4te.,t sr.,,
Ions % o,sf coHsat en- onyertes, Fannes Draps
Gotons B"Ac ll4etl2 Japous Ensa DENNIS cotonuedes
e'G;, el iGi::fs -.
0''''',.222 q .. -s..s 81
GOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI-
by pL sats p5s'G > &C., spr =, auction .,
TUESDAY the 2stb ,ns, ~ Gn%F,,ss ,lIe,
~ a. Il ljS s2h INST, at IL IL o'clock
, os T'tn0| Leefye Wy be sod
seal G o Maoe op Gn Se lRs o. BR mn snq cne
Seat kocker rge Looking Glass Dining Tables Wshstands
o and Stool racy tanna %sTc Rs 4 ESbsm G4
oils' Eva G'13, G'G. 5.at .,..
SO 80. g-'' '" -s11sly seq
FINE hot ahHOlD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
~ bhhJAaIN kENDIG, Aucrr.
w A NJ. y the aselHE situate on Ihsia between Nay
ad e. and apollo . 5t rec I, W.. be SOD
W"9apas i2Its Essy terI5r 9nd Rocking Chairs; Marble
TOP Ia6esi satooaFG iage Musical Clock MNnts Orna
menth " FainliEs WINDOW Shades Curtains, Velvet and In
grain CaTpeiH kuEs Mattresses Gather Pillows and Bo
z[rTE ktrta
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REMOVALS.

p EMDVAL-C. H. SLGGoMB 3 CO. have removed
II from Charres Store g Canal street
and 30 81, 81 81 and IS Common street. sea Z
10 EHEpNAE-MESSRs BAuMEAGH AZ ENERS, Paper
~ HANGERS have removed their stock Of PEPPER hangtngs
from Exchange Alley to No. IS CHARITIES STREET.
sells tul
livery SUGAR PLAN MI Err IN THE STATE
u shgud procure Of Ames' STAR PANS for making
SUGAR.
Il is tie LATEST and BEST Improvement the SIMPLEST
and CHEAPEST and mhines ali lie advantages heretofore
uDatanen byaF other pan for the of
syapnruiug the ,uur jim grapuluing.
Con be seen IN practical operation VT Daniel Edwards
ktlishmrrt, Nos Is, . and 2 New I.evre street
auia q BIN u q, aMES Pgta0Pe.
VEBDEGIEIs-I41 clrrT inoIi . nd 10 aEeby
Altered KEAENY.
Inyl7 y MGgaziu eseat.
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Tas FIxrUNEs-GAs FIXTURES

3 n D & r s. N 4 Q
No. 90 Caasl street.,
CHANDELIERS PENDANTS, BRACKETS, Hall Lamps
and lanterns Mantel Lights Portable Drop lights SIC,
II French English and American manufacture as greateaa
'''istS ''- LOW PRICES.
neg-Wheu desired, they will he put up.
II. "a very large Of GAS GLOBES always On
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HoTELs AMn REsTArRArTg
a fIERCFANTs' HOTEL, CORNER o.
y VERANDAEI HUTEE.. coRNER D =

IssS3 fsyetts Square Camp street.
III This fsv1rs establishment formerly Flar 1uFsE
is undergoing thorough rsbnYation viii ID oueusd ID
public On The la October The location neng opposite
fayetts Square end in the immediate vicinity l s Ass
be places Of is better adapted 70 the comfort a.
lies Craving broad verandahs) than any hotel fha
South This house s to Be Of the first cs second mons
ssl4 # ". g. JETER
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. y B@R, d. II. MATTHEW'S q CSl.-CARs
sSe4-sa RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
45E Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for ssle.
A&S suitable for Cane Carts and Drsy with Linch Pins
sud Nuts At No Lbs avar ~ eet New 0rlaanE sail u
>Rm3aD &. BIIIfAEkLRGP, 81 AND 81 RAMPANT
3 street, manufacturer of Carriages, Buggies Spring
.sa2f Wagons, etc Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing II
sill the branches done atthe shortest notice. lab ~
F. n. coRKY. J, B BoCRIUs
CICFSLES s. CO., DRUGGISTS AND APofHECA
~ les, s. and 30 Canal street. New 0eanslmpoeEs Of
and Wholesale Dealers DRUGS MEDICINES, Surgical In
sruments,
R9-Shp, Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines put
up particular guaranteed fresh and genuine
mS " Fsa24
'rTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND AND
Zoo barrels MESS PORK.
300 .. PRIME PORK.
800 j.. RUMP PORK
100 hhds. BACON SHOULDERS.
10 SIDES.
% T.. SMOKED HAMS
81 terCes SUGAR CURED HANS.
so barrels BEANS.
ANGELO COSTA,
A25 ~ 66, CT, 60 and 10 Old LeVeu, LGnia St
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sqF7a-rrEsss MEDICAL. SURGICAL AND Nh
CHANlCAI4 DENTISTEy.-DF 4. ?. Dos
TIE manufactures superior lrtifci8t Teeth On
~4lI-IIIJ Gold, PlatinA, Silver or Gutta PeTeda-
Teeth without psin 0fce, Me- 10 BRroane stTFeS
Now Or1eans ~ =
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FIXTURES.

U
7. B. NOME i56 Chartres street,
Dealer Chandeliers, Brackets Han Lamps Of French Eng
sh american manufacture in lie greatest variety and At
Ow prices
Also, a large variety of Globes, etc.
n B.-J b. NOME is authorized by the g AZ tQmnhny 10
nut Up ems FiAtures. wv On
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The Company continues insure against pers OF the
seas and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the
Of premiums.
OFFICE No. Carondeetsreet.
Q. GAILLARD, President,
A. ScHREIBER. Secretary di2tf
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H1AI.UARIE LANDING an PUnLIc SAVE.

Mr. CHAS H. WALDO 50 1org and favorahy known he
steamboat community will give his personal attention the
and Ship Ch&paIerY portion Of The business
X h.
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MON RESTAURANT, 20. 9s q
NgaS . Charles street.
@ M Tie proprietors of This popular establishments
inform the public that they continue sup-
ped With an choice delcsceso l
1ry comfort cleanliness and moderate will defy tie
surpassed by any other city They
ssEectfnly solici. continuance Of Inblc slb
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4 hRTICULAR NOTICES.

So Howard AssOClRtIOn-AII bills due by
m Association must be presented for payment between this
ana NE hst Dry Of October ReX day between the hours
seq ID D. / RICARDO gerrstarv
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DENTISTRY.

Ss@5 PJAccsI Dentist, No. liz ST. Charles street.,
5fR5SSSa5ssggsyl near Poydras street.
A14lJ j. W. would call particular EtteEttch 70 liz
method constructing ARTIFICIAL TFEG H. They
perfectly natural in form and shape With gums Tie
original and expression Of the mouth and gc6 res
With and distinct articulation q sFteeh This i Effected
having the nsiCe the teeth and OF natural ur 10
which tongue readily adapted. This prevents ts hiss
ing sound often Observed in wea artificial sesh
The Doctor has been pactrrg IN this city fifteen aid
feels confident that he will give satisfaction 70 those who
honor him with their patronage All desirGus az al
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nte,e., ne exercise. better sustained thar a: arg

intere.. in TIE exercises better s1s,sned 'hah ny
form e. period ...,..;.r g., ,ha
Tn. total nun Der OF pupil. in the Institution ct Ihe
In.,ruc,ion OF the Deaf and Dumb was a, TIE e.e "a
their les: annual report, 3d. Inc hGinoci 80
bepefcares now "a the institution u -0i' VI ~. -,
80 have been admitted within the ast year ano ~
extensions of former appointments, uDael i''V'
tatiop OF The Board Of Directors, 49,. -. ,ho
An interest scGTce subordinG's FrS''b- - r, =.
New.York InsttatioD Tor the blud' Ihe III
pupils and Of other blud inmates employed as esVA
ers and a-sstauis = 49, OF these lco are ne
upon the State Tor maintenance. The numDei "S.
tsd during the pas; yesr, on he eer'he ats % ~
p.Iipteutept Of Public OBSTRUCTION, was a ahe .ne
e1,er sion Ct terms OF appointment, Inc nea'n y,
the pupils has been good and So far ne Apparatus
ard inquiry would seem - demonstrete the Iee' ivy
are CO npaiativ.ly conteuted and happy.
The " hole number If Indian schools now W SP''"
ton il tventy.hree Of which seven are on ne CaI
taraugu. * On the AllegaDy, two OF he lGsea-
-urn ty9 on the -. Regis and one on he Oncndaga
Reservations rsuect!vey while OF the balance;
two are loca ed upon the borders OF Oneida ara
Madison Counties for the benefit OF he children OF the
Opeidas and the other near sag Harbor, Tor those o.
the Slinecock IldiaDs. The Superintendent was
happy 10 ind an increasing interest IN the cause OF
education springRg up among ali classes, on me
Reservations last uamed. Those who have yielded 20
Christian Influences are Of course much N advance OF
sher pagan brethren in general intelligence, o. wen
az IN The amenities Of civilized life.
The payments during the past year Tor me erection
and repnr of schOOlhOuses, wages Of teachers puE-
chase of books expenses OF supervision, nave
amounted 20 S6,t27 -. OF this amount CONSIDER
able portion accl Jed in 1856, and the wnoe was dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30

No .vstem of superyision iustituted by chapter L

The system of supervision instituted by chapter 49,
Law o 1856 has been in operation since Jpt Of that
year. through The agency of Commissioners chosen by
lie several Boards OF Supervisors in the respective
count .s The term of service of the Commissioners
thu. appointed expired the LIST Of January instant
and they are to be succeeded by others chosen in the
various Assembly Districts at the last general election.
That the system Of supervision established by the
act of 1856 hiss proved beneficial TO the schools, and
that where the duties have been nelgenty and con-
scientously discharged the Commissioners have been
Instrumental in increasing the public interest in the
cause Of popular education, cannot be successfully
controverted
The Superintendent objects to any amendments TO
the School Laws beyond those simple amendments
rendered obviously necessary by public convenience,
and which will, without doubt, give greater efficiency
to principles already well established. lie recon-
mends that the school year be made TO expire the
Both Of September, in order to give time for c.llang
the reports of Trustees, &c. In conclusion, he adj
yises reduction in the number OF Trustees.
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The building on the NewY,sh sde e1sende from feck
,hp 70 Maiden Lane, whersbegin two rosdwsys which


,hp 10 Maiden Lane, whersbegin two rosd"sys when
come up agains. he iron, Of the building over south
street and NEE. G. The top Fulton street. foot
passergers may reach the same plsce by entering
yai.ng-room 4, the corner o. Futon street. N when
they are fered up 10 hteen seconds. On the Top OF
the building .tan3 the cars o crossing the river The
two freprooi buildings are Intended for Cu.som-Hoase
stores and being rented as sub, they would make an
enormous income for the CosWany.
The arguments in favor Of tie scheme suggest them
selves readily. The increasing number OF iery-ooats
IS serious impeachment 70 henavga,ion OF the r,vsr'
and permanent danger for ,hips riding at anchor
The cos: OF building and repairing erry-boats during
fifteen yesrs IS equal TO building and working the
bridge for the same time. The IN ls7? the bridge
would be pad for and would be thrown open free to
tie public.
Mr.. \. has in his possession aetter from the Mayor
of Brooklyn in which the latter expresses himself IN
favor Of the scheme. There il nthing impraetcaole
in 4 and though We do not believe, Ike the author IN
the suppression OF feryboats, wewish success to his
enterprise persuaded that before bug fery-boas and
bridge. together will be barely sufficient for the inter-
course Of the sister cities.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
ME TRANSIT NEGOTIATIONS IN MICA
RAGUA AND COSTA RIGA.

Deua OR Own CorTesprnoeD'-
MANAGUA, Me. JAN i6, >eS5-
In my lest letter dated at San Jose' Nov 'o'
1ss7. / informed you Of the arrival Of Messrs'
AIIen and Webster, and Of their subsequent depar-
nre on the seth of November for Managna, the
,re.sut seat of government Of Nicaragua. III the
country il is Impossible to keep secret; the ell
..te IL too warm; the people lack retention A few
a.s after the departure Of Allen and Webster, the
= cts leaked out in regard 10 their negotiations
With the President. then learned that the Costa
Riean Government had disposed Of all their night
Tsle and interest in the lake and river boats. BY
M treaty of the 9th December, 1857, concluded
n.4ueen Nicaragua and Costa Rica, The latter State
= acknowledged 10 be the owner OF the boats.
Nicaragua having taken possession OF Castillo,
nnder Gen. Jerez, Of Fort Castillo, 10 allowed
pesseably to retain that post; COST Rlca evacuates
point Tortugas and ia allowed force OF twelve
men for the care Of the steamers ~ Virgin. The
boundaries between the two States are TO conform
10 the treaty of last July. If by any accident the
scntract made with Whit & Stebblns, should iali
Of being fulfilled, no other treaty Is 10 De wand
nnless by consent Of Costa Rca aud the other Gen.
tral American States.
The concession of the transit by Costa Rica
during her possession Of it TO Harris, known TO De
The son.n-law of Morgan and the representative OF
Garrison, produced strong excitement IN Nlca-
raeus. and was the real Of the bitterness be-
tween the two States. No treaty in which CARR
son and Morgan, or their representatives or asso-
aiates. have any part will be allowed to stand
these names being now more than ever associated
with 6nibusterism since the late delivery of the
. steamers 10 GarrisOn's agents by Walker came
TO be known in the interior. 1t is rumored
here that Yrssarri has himself, through Stebblns,
an upderhand contract with Garrison and Morgan.
;ot tha traa Nv will lao
as the fact becomes well established
Two weeks after Allen and Webster left San Jose
j started for Nicaragua, taking the land route, by
The way Of San Juan del Sur the Transit Road,
Rivss, Granada and Massaya. The transit is in bad
eonditon, and will need great deal of repair.
The journey occupied two weeks OF constant mule
travel. As you have already had great many de-
scptions Of the scenery, the towns and the people,
j sball not att8hpt another. There are hardly any
Americans here at present. The towns are again
inhabited and the haciendas in progress of repair.
] send this hurried line by a private hand to
Costa Rica. There is no time to write now; but
you will hear from me fully in another letter by
abe same steamer that takes this.
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FROM PoR1-AU-PRIScr.-The brig Newton, Capt
Potter arrived on Friday morning with dates to the
18th inst There was large number of foreign vessels
in pom, and more arriving daily. Business was very
dull Some vessels had left in ballast. The stock OF
coffee and cocoa large, but held at high rates ana
no buyers Money scarce.
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LIFE ~ UTaH.--A Utah correspondent of The
Ner. Orleans Picdyane says that one Bishop John
son by name has for wives four sisters, bis own
nieces Another saint has his own half sister, and
another mother and her daughter for wives. OF the
truth of these statements there is no room whatever
for doubt. The facts In comparison with the
cities of the Later-day Saints, SOdom and Gomorah
were
Chaste as icces that hang Dian's temple"
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MARY1AsD.-The dominant party of the Maryland
Legislature has nominated, in caucus, DIR. Denis
Claude for State Treasurer and Lemue Jones How
ard County for Keeper of the Records
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The annual award Of premiums by the Cosmopolitan
Art Association has been postponed TO the 9th OF
Mach Dext. Subscription books remain open until
tbstday. 80.
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Commodore PAULDISG AND THE FILLIBrsrERs.-
Dispatches have been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Commodore Paulding, dated Aspnwan, Jan.
g. relative to the capture of Anderson and the fill
busters. The Commodore says:
"On the Goth ult. the United States steamer Fulton
arrived here from San Juan del Norte conveying 10
this place, by order of Capt. Sands, forty-fye Of
Walkers men, captured by Sands on the San Juan
River on the oath ult. These composed the party
that ascended the Colorado River to Castillo. II would
appear that the fbusers hadabandoned Fort Castillo
after destroying everything they could ana mao taken
About one third Of them under medical treatment.
/ have therefore, ordered the prisoners to the Va
bash and intend to sail for San Juan soon as the
passengers arrive from California, leaving the Fulton
here where shall have communication with Capt.
sands will sai with the prisoners for Key West,
aud await the orders Of the Department as TO their
disposition The steamer will arrive in Newfcrk on
the 18TH afordng time for the Department TO com
muncate with me by the steamer that sails from New
York and also BY the steamer tina, sails from Charles
ton for Key West"
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REAL EsTArE.-The following Gales Of real estate
were made yesterday by A. j. Blocker, Son Co.:
One parcel on Sshs., 5dsv Is and aS3sIis. and
One i-,Sry brick Hous and Lot south aide Sdst- neG
10Th s, a5xess.. fcS
re ts0 rs, u lss
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nle6iral.

CANDS' SARSAPAR1LLA.-Thls pleasant SIM
- pie and most sccus vegetable remedy Tor puiylhs n
blood and The Of scrofous and cuineou' diseases
th. with the greatest benefit 1y every one
only csu'ion necessary BE- used to Obtain me NJ
genuine srtice Prepared and sold by A B. d. SANDS NO.
100 Fulfonft, Eew-Iork
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VTNHE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK,
by the Grace Of God Pre- ard ndep-ndent-To oil persons
utter d in The estate of CATHARISE BROWER late OF the
cit, Of deceased creditors egaees next Of kin.
ssnd Greeting You and each Of you are hereby
d and required personally 70 b. and appear before Sao
s,,e Of The County his Office in the City OF New
YORK S day Of March next IL o'clock IN the fore
room Of TIA. dsy then there attend the final settlement Of
he account Of proceedings Samuel Brewer Executor OF the
lat WI and T.saIpcnt Of said deceased. .
10 testimony whereof caused the seal Of once OF said
Surrogate 10 Be heresato affixed Witness. ALEX
kNDER W BRADFORD, esq, Surrogate Of our said
f. County a. the City Of Nsv-YoTk the 9th day OF De-
c.mber the Of Lord thousand eight hua-
drsd and shy-seyen. A. W. BRADFORD.
acsl.r@v Slrrossfs-
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DANK OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kh-
Is poRT f,Se BANK or COMMERCE in he"'io'k on
SATURDAY, TIE 18th di Syf 3 T;iciSs.' ''''
sit,sO2Isist
IA ' snO b,nk. and 55es
- ss
.icct: on other CITY Baai. re-
0s ni "a IN regular Of business on the day
pIsyiCg,S; c ior. and tinted fLsss
s. .c,sat s.al,. a ssfs %
.tl6.g551 %
ssssieO %
Less ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 ,ls sS -
Prufs. .c.., ~
Due : banks, - ,,..; 2s s5sIs g
AI mount had esS y1: p.yi5rnds uppsid 6lss
1851 6?
sTEyISs PS,Ga sd HENRY = VAIL Cashier oftbs
BANK OF COMMERCE in EeWYoIk BANGING A.-Ocia; io
located aud doing business New York in seid county beng
duly and seyersy sworn each for himself saith ga, thr
esong TO- in ali respects true statement Of the condition
morning OF SATURDAY the 18th day Of December in The year one
thousand eight hundred and hyeven in respect 70 gn a..
the hi. knOwledge and belief and that the elsn'' oil
sad Bank has been and is tTan,scted 81 S1s @ pSsn
H. F. VAIL Cashier. -
sevey subscribed and by both deponen' the lS'h
oA' d ''D'''' JREH BULL Commissioner Of DEEDS
OFFICE OF The Ntw-YoRx Gas LIcHT CoMeppaST{
At An Election held at this Office on the 1lth
~ inst the following named gentlemen were chosen d.
KECTORs Of this Company foT the ensuing year:
William W. Fox, JONI w, Livineson
John. j. Palmer y rLiips ihoulA'
Joseph KernochAD, Guy Bchaids;
Nah TAYLOR Edward W. WOOlsey,
Joseuh Walker Joseph Sampson,
Themes w. Pesrsan, Ludley NJ. Hoffman,
and William A. Hidden.
At subseGuent meeting Of the Board William W FOX was
unanimously reelected Prsdent John Mowton ManaST aud
c. l.. Everitt, Secretary.
MECHANICS BANKING ASSOCIATION JAN IT, 1853
NOTICE is hereby given, that this Bank has re-
~ sumed business and prepared to receive deposits
J. II. FONDA, Cashier
CTATE of CONNECTICUT, New-Lond
- County u-Coche.er Dee o. ls57-rhe undersi gned,
having appointed by the Superior Court Of this State wthn
aud Tor New London County Receivers Of all the effects and
property the Coheer Bank and having accepted said tr
bonds according 10 law hereby give notice tha sa
and the st day Of March for the creditors q said Bank to
said Receivers be debsrred recovery
hereof they will meet al the Banking House OF SAID
Coche.te .sd Colchester 10 hear and act upon al such
claims as 10 them during said time 30 limited,
on the day Of February and the ID day OF March 1853 at
O'Clock In the forenoon each OF said days Cns may Do
presented 70 either Of the said Receiver
HFNRYiH STARKWEATIiER Of Norwich, Rece;ve,,
EDWARD Y. THOMAS Of Colchester
H'REASURY NOTES.-TREVOR & COL
i GATE No ~ Wsst will purchase Treasury Notes, poy'
sbe in gold II required
NIEIGS & GREENLEAF have REMOVED to
WI No. 50 Exchsnse place.