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CUKPOKATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or
all houses and lots
affected thereby that the following
the Burssu Of for examination BY All
Jay streets The limits embraced by such
clude all The several and lots ss
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
street between West and washngton streets. and ths
feet sontherly from Jay street. All whose
arc affected by the above named assessments and who
opposed to tho either of them requested
present their objseons in writing to the undergned
their once No Han Of Records within thirty days from
tho date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of ASSIGNMENTS Street Department, July
- -
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TO PRINTERS.


vlNO PRINTERS FOR SALE ALARGE HYDRAULIC
Standing Press, and super. royal Washington Hand
Press, wthselE mixing apparatus complete Apply 20
Il. n. HOE ~ CO.. Gold street.
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UIIIPPING.


TTEEED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Con Meeting with the Pacific Nail Steamship Company
ony Through o. mail line for Caornis and Oregon. Wis
Aspinwa and PanamA-By order Of the Postmaster Geno
raj the United states mail seaners with the great Cali
and Goth Of eaoh month direct for AspnwAl and from
Orleans ths 7th and I'D When these occur on
Sunday he sailing to be postponed until tho Monday fol-
lowing The Paeihe mail steamers to be in readiness for
United States Nail Steamship Company.Ths following
GEORGIA. ...... otons cREsCRNTCITY !. 800 tons
OHIO .3S96 tons CHEROKEE. loo tons
sMPRn CRY pak
Ls.yna Ycii Tor A;pinw. on the sin .ad 20sh q
The new steamships Fl Dorado and Falcon Will form q
treot line between New Orleans snd Aspina ALL leaving
thc 7h and Zd OF each month"; and forming with the PRonc
steamthips through line to and from New Orleans and
0rleans can be secured from Armstrong, Harris 4 Co..
agents at that place.
THE raoM VIEW yoRH AsPIrwALL WILLIE
Tor Ladies saloon State Rooms ..............s6 5
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon Rooms. 80
cecond Sanin ssAn0ees'.
Passengers landed railroad depos Aspn WALL
free Of The railroad being In operation
running halt the distance from Aspin wall TO Panama
tho Transmit Of the Isthmus may be performed ron
ebteen TO tveptyour hours-the expense which vayss
rom SO 70 So, 70 be borne by tho passengers.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
tins Company steamers inspected and approved by the
NnSy department, commanded by Navy officers and
ynE me united States Asis will hereafter leave Panama
sdateiy srrva OF the Atlantic mails and San Fran
~ Acapulco boat will be Kept each end Of
he route to cover accdnts The following packets
eeiengng 70 the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
ID e one Of which will be always in port 1T each
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WI ,.s 70 Owners o. DossNotee is hereby Owen. thai
found large any sonth 5osy
sGSs. - S M be sas
broagh. alive TO the Pound u East between Delan
srsss rSDlins loose large vithou, being
sy n..sa on nress ass q The esIssss s sSs
Park Owners Of dog. reclaim them the Pound be-
A. 9. KiNosLArD. Mayor.
NorIcE.-rHE sEvEN PER CENT WATER 10 AN
s:s ss ss
No He'll Records saturday July 81 1882 Isssret on
SAID loan va" cease :: gossfH az
eonPsroller's Once. New Yerh, July 10, ls52.
CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC IsHERa-
~ by giveA 10 the owners occupant oscu-
psDts houses and ..s: Improved Of lands:
:ss
ys &. y s.
. =: %Ass S. :%s1s;. "a
:sse
S @ q ss s
the above and who are opposed to The
s sissss s
ms Of Records w9 ssy fy tf %Sr 1hs a Of this
'''' SSsAScIs SiiSSH!S$Hsos, Assessors.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department July
CORPORATION NorIeE-PUBLIc NOTICE Is
IN sss
from North River to 100 feet west Of Tenth also
IN SIXTY hrs street from East River to Second
And r Receiving Basin At the eastey Of Broad
way and Houston street. All interested in the
the same IN writing the Contract C,eik a. this ooe
PRECEDENT Croton Aaneduot Dspsrtment.
Croton Aqueduct Depart, Rotunda, Park, July r. 1852
CORPORATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS HERE
~ BY given that petitions have been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, for Sewer in Thirty
second street. from Madison to within 1875 Of
Fourth and In Wooster street from Canal
Suod to Essex street. All interested in the same
having objections theretO requested to present the
writing che Contract Clerk this oee
before the 10Th inst NICHOLAS DIAM, President of the
Croton Agueduct Department. Croton Aqueduct De-
Partment, (Rotunda, Park). July 1G, 1852.
CORPORATION NOrICE.-PuPLIC NOrlOR Is
eupants Of al houses and improved
lands affected thereby that the following
bsen completed BY tho Assessors, and lodged
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examina by por
interested, via Nor paving Twenty ninth street,
from Madison avenue 70 Broadway The limits embraced
by such assessment include the several houses
LOTS pieces and parcels Of land situated on
both sides Of Twenty ninth street from Madison
Broadway All persons whose interests affected by
either of them present their
in writing 30 the undersigned, At their Office No OK
Records, within thirty from the date Of this notice
y ~ u.s. NICHOLSON, Assessors.
8, 1862
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G0RPORATlON NoTlCE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, that petitions have been presented in
the Bsrd OF Aldermen for in Greenwich street.
from Liberty 70 GSrtasdt street and also in Eighteenth
rested having objections thereto are reauested 10
the in writing to the Engineer at ths Office on or be-
fore 10th inst. NICHOLAS DEAN President.
Croton Anneduek Departm mt Jnlr " lSis ~
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GTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
~ The Glasgow AND New York Steamship Company's
steamship GLASGOW q 962 tons 400 horse power Robert
Craig will sail from New York for Glasgow.
Saturday l4th Of August att eock At noon First cabin
(saooD state rocms) $780, do do (iaship DOB $7j So
eond cabin $50. Stewards fee included. Apply to
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No berth secured untn paid for.
PROPOSED DATES or sAIIAEs.

EDWxRD K. COLLiNs ( CO., ss waM r., New Y.rA.
BROWN. SHIPLEY co.. LfvcspssL
j. kOBEkTS& CO. Is Kings Arms Yard London.
torres Paris; or
GEO. ii. DRAPER, HavYe
Tho Of these ships will not be table sold
silver, bullion, Specie jewery precious stone metals
unless Hills Of lAding aligned thersfss and
thereof therein expressed.
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CRoToN AQULDUCT DEPARTMENT--To CON IRA c.
~ torsSeaed posas will he received the oco Of
the Croton Aquodnct Department (Rotunda Park until
Monday, the I'd day Of August. 1852 o'clock y st.,
build with tho receiving basins aud
culyors in Chrystie street, from WALKER Ray
ard stree. being In 9Th about $50 feet This
specifications the building OF same
other information relating thereto, he obtained
plcation to The Contract Clerk, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Ea-rN .~I Int. -
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hates Of from Philadelphia Saloon in after
state $780, midship SGj; in for ward
state including provisions and stewards fees.
For freight or passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place. N. Y,
No. Q Walnut street. Pbiladeo hia
limited number Of third class will he taken
at $50 from Philadelphia and $50 from LysrpooifouId
with provisions.
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rRoToN AoUEpuCT pEPARTMENr-To CON

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
~ tractors-Seaed propos sails will be received at the
Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Department (Rotunda,
Park unA Monday the 10Th day ofJnly 1852 at o'clock
r. NJ TO build Sewer with the necessary receiving basins
and culvert in the Second from Twenty eighth
streets bcingn length about 2O7 fce The plan
the and specifications for building the and
all other Information relating thereto, be obtained
application to the Contract Clerk. at this Office, NfCH0
LAS DEAN, President OF the Croton Aequeduct Depart
nent. Now York July 10, 1852.
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COORDINATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the ant oocu
PANTS Of all houses and LOTS improved unmproved lands
affected kheYeby that the assessments have been
completed the Assessors and lodged in the office Of
Che Bureau Of for examination by all persons
Interested visTor building sewer Henry street, from
Jefferson Rutgers street The limits embraced by such
include ali the houses lots Of ground
vasant lots pieef and parcels of land situated both
sides Of Henry street from Jefferson Rutgers street, All
whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either Of
Them requested to their objections in writing,
te the At their office, No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice;
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC. WM SMITH.
Cmee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
IL, 1892. -
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DAVIS, BROOKS u CO.,
General Agents, 2S Beaver street, OF
JONEg A. IOHESOH

, lO4 West street, OF Liberty street.
Fseeeth ~ tbs United states will dsemb.rk alongside
the wnAl AZ Arpinwal and take the Panama Railroad
opened early to Gorgeua thus avoiding the risk
a. COr-
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T, ROTOR AouEpUCr pEpARTuENr-To G,

CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTaENT-T0 CON-
~ trnctors-soaed proposals endorsed Proposals FOR
building sewer In Troy street also with the of the
making the and the date OF is
will he received at the ooc Of the Crotou
duct Department, (Rosunda Park until Monday the 2th
day duly 1852 At o'clock l.. NJ, TO build sewer with
the necessary receiving basins and cuverts In Troy street,
from the river 70 Greenwich being In length about
2S5 feet The plan Of the and SPECIFICATIONS for the
building OF the and all other information relative
Clerk, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN
NnrrN nel LIZ
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NORP NOTICE--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given. to the owners occupant or
Of aI honses and lots
lands affected thereby that the following
been by the Assessors and lodged
oftbe Bureau OF Assessments for examination by all
SONS mteresteu, VIZ :for puHning sewer IN FRANKLIN
street, between Elm street and Broadway The limits
braced ty such assessment include all the houses
and lots of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels
situated on both sides Of Franklin from Elm street
to Broadway, and the side Elm feet
north and south from Franklin street. All persons yhoee
interests affected by the above named
who opposed to the same either of them re-
quested TO present their objections in writing the
signed at their Office No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL IL. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department, July
49, 1852
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T.. CUNAKU, NO. 4 BOWHnH 6recn.
WArcHTsBy order Of the British Treasury, watches Of
foreign bearing the Of ssh
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted In England in
tYAntu for the United States and other
Of which French and Swiss watches be ship
ped Mt Havro for New York Bosen via Liverpool wbh
out mourning the rick heretofore Of being sesd by the
English custom hoUse.
French German, and other foreign goods voccved
brought In with British goods. Through bills Of
ladng are given in HAvre for New York
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NIBLOS GARDEN-MLLE. DRoUET BEGs TO AN
IN the appointment Of her benefit fer Saturday
July a. on which occasion Mile. Pousaud and ssnora
Soto together with Miles. LavKns and Leeder and Mons.
hese, in French and Spanish dances proceeded By Eng
sh one act comedy In which Mrs. John Drew and Mrs..
John Seton will perform.
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-rHE UNITED
L States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, .. Lines scm-
nander will leave for Havre, touching 1t Southampton
land the mails and passengers, Saturday July 3is
twelve o'clock from pier No 4, North river Prices Of
not wanted during the should be ssst on board
ohandiss will be received board after Thursday July
18th An experien oed attached to the shp
freight passage, apply to
MGRTIMER LIVINGSTON. QAnt BrnA
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CQRPORATIoN NOTICR-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ heBeby gwen TO tho owner
pants Of 81 houses and lots improved unim
Affected thereby that the have
completed ~ Abe and are lodged in the ooe Of
hs Bureau Of Assssents for BY a persons
ntsvssted vxFor paving Sixteenth street from
svenss and setting curb and gnster stones The limits
embraced by such include all the
and lots Of ground let's pieces and parcels Of land
Situated on both sides Of Sixteenth street nom 70
b. All persons whose affected by ths
and Who arc 70 the same
= whiting, to the at their ofhee No. Hall Of
neosrds within thirty the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL 81. DE MOTT,
HRANCTS NICHOLSON, }Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
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C0RPoRATIoN NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby siven ~ the occupant
pAns ali house, And lots improved lAads
Aotea tbereby that the assesents hsve been
the and lodged In the ece OF
She Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all rsons
Interested vYor paving street from Fourth
% Sixth setting curb and gutter between ffh
and Sixth The Unite embraced BY such assess
eude all the houses and lots OF groupd,
can't t pieces and parcels Of land both sides
% Thirty fourth between Fourth and Sixth
snd on beth sides Filth and
fifth streets All whose affected
BY the and who opposed the
either Of then requested TO their
tse cns In writing 70 the nndersgned - their soc, No.
Han of Reeoxas within thirty days from the date this
notice SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
rRANC1S NICHOLSON, }AssessorA
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
0ee Aureau OF Assessments Street Department, July
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ORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
- hereby given, to the owner or owners. occupant
occupants Of all houses and lots improvedor min
lands affected thereby that the
been completed by the ant lodged in the office
CT the Bureau Of for
sous interested For regulating and setting and
Bntter stones Thirty street. the
avenue and Hudson river. The limits embraced by
assessment all tho houses and lots
vacant ots pieces and of land situated
sides Of Tbrtyeighth street. from tho Eleventh
Hudson river All whose interests affected
the above named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to their
jectons in writing to the undersigned at their oce
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of
notice. SAMUEL II. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, July
b. 1852
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given to the owner occupant
euDsats Of AL hOuses and oss improved unimproved
nd Affected thereby thst tbs following have
Been by the and lodged oce
Of he Bureau Of for by all
interested viz For building Sewer in Stanton street,
nom Suffolk street point 80 feet Of the Bowery
3he limits embraced BY ssch assessment include all the
ec situated both sides Of Stanton street from
cuck street to the Bowery; the side 81 Norfolk
street, III feet north go feet south from Stanton street
sn both sides Of Esssx Ludlow Orchard Allen, Edrdge
south from Stanton street, and the east aide Of the
ROvery 100 feet north from Stanton street, All persons
whose affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either Of them
gpested present their obecons IN writing.
aernsd. q their ofhos No fan Of Records, wishn
Ahisty days IRON che date Of this notice.
SAMUEL ii. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
q 1857. - 49, -
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RROADWAY rHEATRE.-k A. MARSHALL. SOLE
~ Lessee tiOt, haDagtr.Dvyrs opou At ia; 10 com
neneeat o'clock French Opera Comiqus Company.
Saturday evening July ~ will be performed
UE MR.. QUI SUIT LES fEMAES.
Hector Burhenn. ........ M Menehand
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
j Nail acknowledgement New York and Liverpool
Direct and Boston and Liverpool the Boston sps
only calling HALIFAX to land and receive mails and pas
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mr. WARDS UNFORTUNATE'SF RIEND.-IF CURES
- the best evidence then there medicine TO be
compared TO this Thousands tell you that they
would have got well without IL. Now taken by muttudes
without discovery. Free from rnpeaeantness Immediate
death 70 the disease Once Of Canal street and
broadway; not in the medicine store.
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ID ADICAL CURES, AT A SMALL ExPENsn.-DR.
~ WARD sooi,s tho attention Of all patients WHOM u
concerns He with most arkable CELEBRITY
safety and cheapness The most incredulous mnsdists
convinced Of his wonderful ~ curing An ApplG
Arces oonvepiences and knoWa-
possessed and literally dispensed By him TO 3he unfsrtu
nate. Ofioe Canal and Broadway,
medicine store Consultations private.
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NIBLOS GhRDEN.-NANAGER,M MR.. JOHN slYT0p
IN Tokets 20 eents Private Boxes So Doors open q
10 commence ~ = o'clock Benefit OF Mile. Droust.
Saturday, July "A. the comedy Of
DAY IN PARIS.
After which dancing tho aud attractive French
and spanish dancers Nile. Pougaud Ssnorita Soto &C.
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COXPANY.-FoR NEW
-. Orleans, via haysns-The splendid steamship Ores.
CENT CITY 600 will sail from the pier at foot Of
Warren street. N r., ON Tuesday. July a. A. 2ocoek z.
H., precisely.
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WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1862.

of servitude in all cases; and the proving Of
negative is the anomalous requirement made of
every person accused or even suspected Of run
ming away with himself HabeGs corpus would
throw the burden of proof on the claimant
who would have to produce, at least, probable
cause Of detention.
Ii is a curious fact in the judicial history of
this State, that only one instance Of the grant
ing of the hGbeaS corpus writ to colored per-
son is to be found among the citations of Evans's
Maryland Practice, the standard work at the
Bar here and such departure was it consid-
cred, that the author devOtes long note to an
explanation Of the shocking exceptionally of
the novel transaction
| rejoice to note the interest YOU have mani
tested in the case under notice and | was
much rather inclined to thank you for it, in the
name of dOwn-trodden race, who have long
excited my deepest sympathies, than to criticse
what you have penned If this article shall
have prevented the waste of precious time and
money on witnesses who would be of no use
here, 1t will have served its chief purpose
will close by adding for the encouragement of
those of your readers who may feel an interest
in the result of a suit which is soon to decide
the paramount issue of freedom or dduer4
that | anticipate a favorable result notwith-
standing a retarding and, in other respects
somewhat discouraging alteration in the aspect
OF the case has been made by a change of venue
from the Superior Court of Baltimore city
to the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, which
change was of course predicated upon the oath
that justice could not be obtained in this city Z
by the claimant Of an alleged slave.
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FOR the NATIONAL Era.
THE PRISONERS OF THE PEARL.
BY THE WORKSHOP BARD.

why not let them 90 Does lingering feeling
of resentment yet steel their hearts against the plead
ings of Mercy How can they ask God to forgive
them their ucspasses they forgive those who tres
pass against them, while they are memorable against
the prayers of those ncarcerated men
National Era Of January 29th, 1852.
Aye let them go Why will We fix stain
OF deeper infamy upon your brow
Why doom them evermore to sigh in vain,
Asthrough your dungeons hell they drag their chain
Unloose them now!
Yes, let them go as We would dread the scom
Which haunts that Bourbon monster, Ferdinand
OF Naples-vilest yet of woman born
Crowding his dungeons with fetter-worn
But noble band.
Unclasp yoar gives, thrust back the heavy bars
In Gods name let the blessed sunlight in,
Where men have pinned these long and weary years
W Weeping in silence sad and bitter tears,
For others sin.
Why write your names upon tho blackenod scrolls,
Beside the Neros of the olden timol
Deeply yen blush, when Heavens own hand unrolls
The dark, foul record cleavng to your souls,
With all its crime.
The tears of helpless childhood, fatherless-
The wife, the mothers deep and bitter woe
Cry night and day to Heaven for their redress
God marks yo~y guilt and notes their wretchednessi
All let them 60
Needs there voice to thunder down the sky
It's fearful utterance, " Let the captiyes go
And will va dare the impious reply
With stony heart and Heaven confronting eye,
And answer "No?"
Tempt not that arm which rolled the Red Sea waves,
Surge after surge, DER Egypt's countless dead,
Sweeping them headlong to their yawning graves,
Chariot and horsemen with their flashing glayes,
In terror dread.
Oh let them go As We would DO forgiven
Ofwhatsocver wrong ye may have done
To others in the holy sight of Heaven
Think of those men whose souls anguish riven,
Sad, and alone.
Doomed for lifetime to felons coll,
Counting the football of tho weary hours,
Parted from all that they have loved so well,
Forever banished to living hell
Make their case yours.
oh, plying Heaven touch thou the stony heart,
And bid its icy currents melt and flow;
In the cold eye, let Morcy's tear-drop start
Till every feeling of revenge depart
Oh let them go!
Vest Troy, February ?, 1852.