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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Nem:l1ork Qailp 0ribune.
Parental Responsibilities and PerpIexitie-.


To the Editor IF the v. Y. Tribune
SIR The subjects above named but seldomed noticed
either by the press pulpit though heyare momentous
and crushing and though nattenon to responsibility gives
cence children throw of parental restraints and hast
ems and increases parental pepeIy and in many instances
brings down the grey hairs OF the parent with sorrow to the
grave
That parents in general too ndugent beyond doubt
mother generally the faulty in this matter
j. too trne-love the child blinds her She butsedom
It's faults and she does them she hides them from the
father and only promises punishment "hlch Is selaom
or never given. 80. -
There are Of course exceptions TO this rule and well
there are or society would be far worse than s-t now
bad enough in all conscience-nor can any ne who pos
.esses either selfrespect or love Tor CIVILIZATION pass
through this any other city or town. without rei whiie
observing the OF the streets hordes Of rowdy boys
who look and though they had been trained IN berd
ZION rather than by parents protesting Christianity III pro
iessedly christian community Parent influence mighty
either for veal or and should be sdered as that IN
feet to parents childs birth, Take this child and
nurse it Tor me " each parent should remember there will
be Judgment when
u he 9:," GGl' N scsa my @ G1a reeve Ss
In tia; tremendous hour.
Parents however are not always bameabls for their
cb1d,ens had conduct for sometimes after the best Of
training SONS take the wrong and perpexes tue
anous uarents almost 20 bewderment the myste
~ Of the cause be solved only by the belief that the heart
: deceitul and needs the grace Of God to change be-
fore II will or can act worthy Of trust in any responsibility
The heart Is the seed bed in which the evil one sows his
seeds which terminate rapidly and not soon ho'l ouL
thew grow and rpen for the ruin Of the son or daughter
who was the fathers pride and the mothers JOY IL seldom
happens that children OF pious moral parents com
mence OF crime openly as others often 90 DARK
ness desired and for the youthful delinquent 10 feel any
degree Of comfort the parents presence his acts must De
hidden from the and eye OF that parent There are
however secret sins pracced by the children OF the good
and by some children who supposed to be Of good char
acter simply because their parents Each but when those
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~ The experiments which have Of late been made with
home grown madder says The LorH Journal have proved
that when properly treated American is equal to the best
French grown madder Like Turkey, Dutch or Akaca
madders the American requires tine addition of Iittla
chalk produce the best effects During the past winter
the Merrmack Company have used with great success.
madden grown in Montague Franklin County Mass !.
and about to dye calico with this Massachu
sets madden to be exhibited at the New York Crystal PAL
ace Within few days the Merrimack Company have re-
ceived small sample Of madden grown in Georgia which
proves to be excellent arce-quite equal 10 thai az
Massachusetts We have been informed that there crows
wild in Florida plant whose root when eaten nv bogs
their bones red Such is the effect of the uxdder
Doubtless this is Indigenous species whose culfvatiou
would reward the planter II is 10 be hoped that samples
OF this Pnkroot as 4 termed in Florida may be for
waded to Lowell for trial in dyeng IL is very desirable
10 determine whether is madden requiring the pecua-
treatment Of all madders Except the Ayignoa 10 produce
the fullest, fastest and most brilliant colors
~ The Philadelphia Pa.) Industrial Union elected
Messrs George +. Gordon, p Brown John Shedden and
Hardwood to represent the Union in the Eighth Nation
al Industrial Congress commencing the first Wednes
Day IN June the lst 1883 and continuing for six days.
Inns congress composed OF delegates from the different
States representing Labor Associations The last session
was held in Washington City, d. c. last June Represen-
2tlyes were present from Massachusetts, Rhode Island.
Jersey Delaware Maryland and the District Of Columbia
The session continued seven days The objects Of the In
dustra Congress TO devise TO unite the labor IN
forests OF the whole country and secure the freedom Of th
Public Lands in limited quantities 10 actual settlers All
Industrial Associations throughout the Union believing in
these principles entitled TO representation in the forth
coming Congress If the National Committee Of this BODY
had agreed upon NewYork City instead OF Wilmington
Del for the holding of their Anniversary the attendance
would be very large As is have doubt that all Land
Reform Associations which afford it will be
IS Ransom Balloon, Esq, of Oxford, a leading mem
Der Of the Chensngo Bar has removed Bngham,on His
associates at the Bar the occasion of his from
the County manifested their regard by the tender OF pub
lie dinner. Dir. Balloon formerly an influential mem
Der Of the Assembly, and efficient and deyossd
Wing. sn
ASoTHER lsJUScrioS.-We understand that -,
injunction has been served upon the ssut Ste hss an
Commissioners the instance of Mr.. Story one Eo
successful bidders. II was granted by W. ~
Circuit Court Commissioner for this county ~ nA
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---,,.,re Of the inquity. the thoughi taas
h a and to-exampe ana :; a. with their offspring
and their hope of happiness , I'd thew mourn as David
ba.ted-their spirits are o'
did over ms son ~ such youths originates IN g 4s
sire =, obtain money and thar i0 ns m ntmy rendered
drinking shops are OPEN. nossble also immoral per
tempting An1 and these heraldea ~ Jain 81 their
whose proprietors atten upon that so many err but
runous work 'ne ",vsy Of the sbovensmed CLASS 90
asiray. Il, s,c;ed Measure - creAtSn, no
When thirst for the isnc 80 40 So will perform acts
youth VIII seek 20 500 go made him shudder SNOW nvsS
~ have taken bills from psrens ,he;y amounts were
,rssap,.d them 10 those from ,.av spent L. 9th
cue received 'ie =, contract debts IN Passn
-; a,'sn hsvond the parent power nro,essiop of
6orrovsd ON nsreuts credit ahu the peedfuI
present trouble, have sucooou'
w ' -, ons occasion went weeping ~ scc;dea,aIlv
f,,bers and stated that himself and st into prison.
broke window ns MS 0"nsv 10 pay the damage ana re-
Lease hi. friend He obtained the money ~ vent 20 an.
but the story false The same hi. brother was in
-. S h - ~ borrow dollars 10 Iee -
sre he saiIed This same boy has continues 1890 his
course 70, some time but TO their grlel A,'s *
parents have lust learned of his haos s ,ed his ps-
,no,bar I'm of a clergyman well ngn runeu o.,,
rents bv borrowing of their friends TO aver! va Gov long
which that paterna parent paid ana husn0u u,;sdeeds
Iav aPstlr
Cases which are similar are no doubt OF Ga cneson
renee But how they be prevented a. or and may
4 parent may Il rbd persons trusting M 80 generally
advertise the same in public Journal ouI nsi : hone II
the last resort as il would expose that son hh. of
his bone and flesh Of his flesh and from the 'no's"'
exposure he shrnks. -, sora him 70 sea
He NAV take the method of many ana sehu a. Co,,
in a man of war or a whale ship 10 have nun Nv =; Hs
temptation but doubtless in the wei meant aisop Al
lodge one evil spirit his ruin would be n
most beyond recovery. and If he ever came osch ,a,,
mobably be like Msgdalen, 10 the possession u '0''
devils aoh,s which
think is unwise for parent when paying deo's
cidly and foolish has contracted without nN
knowledge to acknowledge the debts right and ss so,
tensnce the evil Ii people more cautious M ao's
when solicited for help even by young persons VINO are
l.ved to be of good character and will not w'nou'
clear evidence of the truhfaness Of the story put VIM
the boz reach that which used Tor wrong purposes
Will ruin the recipient then will such youths have less eS
pecation of succeedng and consequently VIII more sea
dom make the attempt and while in some degree me
Grace will be prevented in the same ratio VIII parents
hearts be gsddened At least not be perpexed oy ne
chdrens acts which though before were perperaed OUT
prevented
Let such as desire to make parents heart sing Tor 10Y
refrain from trusting or loanng money 10 his chdreh VIII
out his consent SfNfAiN''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

E'OR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMI.
MnEkLYus NAIL LiNE-The avor',s and IA. .cns sesms'
W Foster commander. viii save Per NO Nh on
Medt .dsy April "a At O'Clock precey For Frnsh appfy
on hoad where al hills Of will be srred add for Passage,
Grne efiee q sP0FFORD. TfLESTOS Co. No 80 Brossay
Inronsh eleis Fords follows To JseksonyDe, s5l 70
llSPATCH LINE for SAN FRANCISCO.-MaSe
~ Tsy for YOuhG AMERICACear the usek-Tnls nssaih-
rem clipper but By W WEBB Eg and COMMANDED BY CAp
d. ; bsbooe formerly Of the clipper Sword Fish, viii be ready Tor
heielt the lat Of this week.
kusaEe.uts may made favorable immediate
peaon the model Of thus ship, being an extreme
clipper md the Of Csp Bahooek expected she VIII
land her earliest possible day Apply
SUTTON Co. No 81 Walst-
orGFORGF DANIELS, No. south WliAu-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
The Late Levi. G, Beck, MD.

DIR Beck was the Youngest Of Caleb Beck and Cam
crime Romeyn daughter of Rev. ID. Romeyn OF Sche.
nectsdy lie born at that place in October 1880 and
obtained the usual preliminary education al the schools ana
the academy there and thence entered Union College,
where he graduated He selected medicine as profession
but after pursuing il for time induced 10 Vs me
Western States with the intention of possibly setting IN
one of them The fruit of several years travel and 90
seryaton was the publication of Gazetteer of Illinois ana
Missouri in ls23 This work unfortunate IN It's name
conveying the idea of temporary work whereas many Oh
its pages contain original researches the history and an
tquies of these States II still frequently quoted oy
writers on these subjects.
Having on his return resumed medicine his profession,
he pursued his studies and attended lectures az the 0oneg
of Physicians and Surgeons of New York. and commenced
the practice of his profession in this city But was soon
apparent that the natural sciences and in particular botany,
occupiedmuch of his attention Chemistry, Also was favor
tie pursuit He selected by the late Gen stephen van
Rensselaer, Junior professor in the Rensselaer, Institute
Casteton Medical College, occupied much of his time out
he during this period was engaged In completing ms
works Botany and Chemistry each OF which have passed
through several editions
IL is now quite number of years since he appointed
of chemistry and the Natural Sciences Rutger
College in New Brunswick and that city has accordingly
been his permanent residence But after the ncorpo
ration the Albany Medical College he was chosen TO tbs
Chair OF chemistry Between these OF late years bus ie
has been passed publishing from time to time valuable
communications various branches of science IL quite
probable that the ndetatgable industry and study which
he applied 10 every subject he undertook 10 examine laid
the foundation for that long continued Illness with inter-
walls of improv ement) that finally wore him out
The brief hurried and imperfect sketch would contain
one important omission were it not mentioned that when
the geological survey of this state instituted he
appointed by the Governor then William L. Marcy 70 the
Department OF Mineraogy, and that his volume on this
subject has many years been published and received az,
for the period, standard work. Albany Register.
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Ccpartn

~ rTc n Az eo,,ne5 rship under of AN
20 for the a General Com
80, haye No lao Peast,,,
fess EDWARD ANTHONY.
New-iofA M~Sn 'A' wv JOHN d. LAWRENCE.
BENZ S. WALCOrr, Jr
ANTHONY LAwRENCE& Co having taken the aensy S1S S
OARRYNG COMPANY viii be prepared to exhibit 70 deasfs
throughout the United States upon tne G Of he
% Csnsls large and of the tine Marbe Oh Inc
above Company, via AL. ...i I, oil ra.racs IN the
Italian. 81, .,r,as and cornhinaion
Blocks Marble of ht fancy shades of superior aoay o inc
Spanish and
Blocks Marble of quality superior to the 'h "
texture color md blocking qualities - Oh e.c.s,
RIols of steate or Soapstone Of soft and superior
ANTHONY LAWRENCE Co also the sole agents o t
NJ The celebrated Free Stone from Little Falls sn
10 Contract for delivery Of this valuable oulons
now fssuy bsyns arranged vigorous working me
onsry Archects and Dealers depend upon
Suas, ANTHONY, LAWRENCE Co. lfo fearlst
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11aints, Glass, &r.

WINDOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS,
W. TEENea ING PANTS .Ts 5 ss ;s.,.. size.
ron TSG SHs WHTE snf BB ~
PffRfEEsNsc H i WHITE IF aNcs e Montse
'ns FL rs %TE LEAD om
BOILED OIL CBlunde Spence Co. dOuse boiled
NsEED OIL BETS SG ip's sfES6 e eH eS acH''
y Es.sn Rea F Fgsna Sl Sf9.H m % OIL
Venetian 5HGe Red Black Pant in OIL Il,
PATENT DRYER in ID h. EMERALD GREEN in5O H. tins
and !, and ID tins ~, very cry, me siT,s Rlue
Brunswick Green's dry PI ,,a. Blq s =.
M ss1en ST Greens sis Dry, verditsr Blue
0f Brons e Greens dry, A9sWsIP B Nis
''''' ENGLISH PARIS WHITE
ROCHELLE HavR Ma and AMERICAN ocHERs
5 p5s 9 9sS o Chrome a1d Y HiSn stone
RAW and Burnt Umbers in Jump powdered
Gum psHaI, c Copper R,ou,
Gum S'''''' oLAzIEREsr DIAMONDS,
Glaciers Knives F RT;iiP In sanOu' '0'0i'
elders knives bns English Drop B R1scr
Glaciers Points Refined Lamp piso A..
ysR9D ned. Tins R f@i and White Chalk
HAR fuH 1Sf FAINT MILLS .u.,,
SILvERS PLASTIC PAINTS all shades
Pomce Stone in Jumps and so92d aha, Smith Woodinrsp
Coopefs' Gus onnv ON hand and for sals
purchasers" No lOS Fultonst, New-York
WHITE LEAD WAREHOUSE, No. i39 fro nISHS
w Conner Of Maidenlane-The NETWORK and sAUGERIlEs
WHITE LEAD COMPANY have in Store tn a. SOFT % %
eror White Lead they offer for sale IN large or na
~ lowest Lead considered by our y 10
the best article manufactured JANIS hi0N0i@1ONN
CHARLES W. HENRY. Secy.
ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW JERSEY ZlNC
II COMPANY manufacturing heSo 14H'' VI '-pN'
orolitv of while warranted 81.
in every respect Lead Paints wen es
,sbshd and as they qua quantity nearly 10 h
Yrb longer il evident that the cost 10 the
mot in the hall as giea this and other cities at
Tbev are for BY the principal dealers 10 .s ~" ~ ~
by the Company
MANNING SQUIER, No - Dey st. New
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Waifbes, Jemelrp, &t.

q JENNINGS, WATCH and JEwELRY
STORE No - Fuonst- am shDs all description. of Gold
snc Silver Watches JeweHy and sl, Ware retail much les
ROBEkr wArcHrs-ReI Robert Ro.sen Watches. each
. .s .J S SqSos g
gold hunting cases for tmns horses.
LADIES IsAMEL wATcHrs7some in hunting
Ene Gold Detached Levers, full ewesd..
Gold Enssh Patent Levers hunting
60. .ent as ~"
And ii S!ssf .fSi. q Wsi:h. sae.
CT hs 's style: for sale q much les than than The usual gcs. sv.,
Ware the latest pattern great variety and warranted to be Of the
hind. of wahe. and Clocks cleaned and repaired
the best o. JENNINGS. 81 Futont William N.
DRAFT q REATH, No. l73 Broadway, corner Of
l. CouItlandt.st,
Are constantly receiving per steamer
Invoices Of Swiss and English Watches
Of every variety. Q
in styles suited the obbing they
the bes, terms PRATT REATH,
Importers Of Watches and Manufacturer Of Jeweiry.
No. l73 Broadway.
DRAFT q ROBBINS-Importers of Watches
ssd Watch Movements No cCurs1d:;t Away. hand
n stvle required BY the trade, the usual
WATCHES and JEWELRY-Ihes subscriber is sell
Silver Ware, at reiaS u.ad pnces
JU WsicS MAIGHEs NTH ,..
fcste him with each Watch warranted perfect ekeepe
Duplex Hunting ,Dd Masc perfect tme-seepe
INDEPENDkNT SECOND
and Quarter Second Watches timing boe gold andnver
cBRosomETERs.
Splendid Gold Pocket ChroDometes which without variation
Watches which eight days
ENAMEL WATCHES,
for Ladies, some in Hunting Cases
for Ladies, some IN Magic Cases
wArcHHs,
which change into three different watches
WATCHES WHICH
n the hands without M
Fine Gold Watches holes eweed SIS 90
Gold EDsmeled aiches for the LADIES' 80
6od Englsh fatent Levers
Gold English Patent Levers, hunting
Patent Levers as 10 w
Detached Levers IA w
suda al other styles OF Watches al equally low prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond Earrings Pins Bracelets Finger Rings AID Crosses for
sale at much less than the usual prices
An kinds Of GOLD CHAINS, PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGS,
KEYS and SEALS Gold PENS and PENCILS God and Silver
THIMBLES BRACELETS, BREAST PINS CUFF PINS, LOCK
ETS EBRRINGS Gold and Silver Spectac Gold Tooth Picks
Charms Chateleine Chains, kc
Sterling Silver Spoons Forks Knives Napkin Rnesfrt
Knives Wedding Cake Kniyes
Watches and Jewey exchanged All Watches warranted % keep
tune the money returned.
and cleaned and repaired IN the best
manner at much less than the usual prcea - .,,rv
Importer Jee, Wholesale and ketat No II Wall
n, I'd foorl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Professional Notices.

NFPICAN and FOREIGN AGENCY, in WASH
"A Sa ssys ppsmeni and for o
Sscon Of any eSun Ss I ns or Pension
having business WITH SS or in the supreme
United States rely on prompt and 'i'n'Di '
oyps w o S sy snq
responsible d Will be paid collection foreign claims
OF .pondents furnished with special "hae'e'
So, ,hav may reside and n the prominent el'es " VPe
ofBee on Hst between yin and 'O'" JOS @. KENNEDY.
Hon Jno W. Marry, Mayor, Theod a a. SG JSnDe,
w. "; w; Se "a g.s .'i7 AN. query;
seiSsn witaeIs a Co.. E iTins.on 10 weis Co
Prot Joe. Henry, Baron HaaSoldt,
s,.v Bup .Ssl PTu,.an Min Professor Won Rsuner
L Col , Sya.'' y. iHdA 20" Baron ogetsei
sos RoaerieI Murcbissn, NJ BOurson
Albany F0nH BSsIS Of fTi2 fade Dr. J G Fiase.
a. Sh.5,.irk Fso
ho"'" '"' Board Of Health, J.Abert vausnraPP'
Geo e'SU SSsL hSl Baron Erselst
Nel Haneoci LID.
~ b. ADAMS, Washington, d G, tate OF enc fost
u. oe DEPARTMENT. offers h services 10 person, naT%s OS
n % ~ proper fee viii receive a'Pa
AAynf sn'S s f Sn5sSs ne me ss
ment OF land snd other claims ms, IN ths saS S' "
&C. and the collection OF de0''' ADAMs WASHINGTON, G
R,Y,s,xcs Hon VIM H. Seward HOP I N W. S'n' i'"
IT.. ione. of T,pnessee; Horace GreeisS' Ne~-i'''
nOWNING & VAUX, Architects NeMonrgh, " i
death OF Mr. DOWN., M
1 n; FIRM 5 sSw remove removed to Hall New0asn
hrs ELLIOTT viii receive his patients on a -.
~ days Td.y and SATURDAYS no. y,o ~ 6byatoT
on Cseon Heights Staten Island val eGH5nue and En-
-. n from 81 to O'clock his ofee No 4ss brosd~a
OrrICERs MARINES and SAILORS OF the
UNITED STATES NAVY aud ofceT: and Men o. te
Service. The Pseif on tie Oo s9 to e
m In case any the above the as!' s,e UOn
NV ~ e''S" PP' No So wslLsf- Basement
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NXNANDAIGUA d ELMIRA hAILhOAD-w Nv,
tyr ARRANGEMENT-Ou spd sAer Mont ny, Dss . and
m fsrthev leave Euprs @ CsnAndAeoA
Train A. M Arrival Of hixn. cxpse~s uo
connecting with trains tho Albany md
B.Falc Read for Rochester,. BgfAlc ard Niagara talS
Day Express eo Y-M- sava OF Day Hxpfes uon
Yoh Ct eAvns NeYork be ecu BY inference 70 INC
.sv,rrlserent Of the New iork and Sre RAlrosd
Hew-Ysrf. DeeIs. lSs2 WILLIAM o. IphAN Ssps
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 20 PHlLA'
" pFLPHIA From Pier No: l. North River foot Of Battery
-. To Lines daily 10 NJ and P NJ Accommodation Linz
BY steamboat TRENTON 70 South Aneoy thence ey
e,, 10 p5,pown steamboat STOCKTON % PhstepniA
Ear, A. FXprr.s Line BY steamboat JOHN POrrEhto
thepce direct Camden BY Ircurs " hours Fa
As Returuins leave Philadelphia .. 10 AN and ~ NJ
ROCHESTER 7 OCKPORTand NIAGARA FALLS
IL RAILROAD oten 10 BUFFALO-rhe most direct 9uies'
-, and cheapesf Toronto Hsor All tsaaA W 81.
M 80 .e- fFSDAY jan IS 1883 trains VIII leave Rochester tor
Busno sid Nss,r. Fails follows: 7 An ac Slo Pm s,a.e
-, ,,sn wi, ve Buffalo and NIAGARA Fails fox Rochester AZ 7 Al
.rdIOPM Passengers Buffalo VII ind ms route sapero N
comfort other The road thorusny pun ND
c b entirely new The present. terminus 81
Ire Read N Buffalo the Teraeehe ms, een tsp o. ne
~fr-
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Remopals.

DEMOVAL-OFFICE of the HOWARD LIFE IN
IA SURANCE COMPANY removed to No ~ Broadway corner
OF Park place.
DEMOVAL-SPOFFORD, TILESTON d Co.,
Ia have removed from No Soutst No 30 Broadway tuP
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Ocean Steamers, &f.


A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE..7O Days Passage.
lawns ii he: sSpsa sst ITO ssS q
class passengers yet be taken Apply on DSafd' OF
} R 4 9 cSiRnIERoN No lie Wallis
NOR CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA.-Tents,H Ham
L mOcl Awnings Bags &C manufsStId Sy G Jon
ZIG lane and No S aa s sl Al orders promptly
or the most reasonable terms.
TIME SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE
VANDERBILT LINE for san in advance Of the
only line gyms through Gas5; H STAR oF The WEST
go aas bS % leave from Pier NSTh Rys GCs
M PTs y, S O san I snd a.s steamship PACc bur
den Over . S0Vs nas ~ her TsntaOn
and For information Q. aye up
Apply only at the Agency OF tie CO vANDERBLr
are cautioned against the representations OF 9issd % rs
Insde up I, the Office.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO via VERA CRUZ and AGA
burden VIII sail Cruz touching at Havana On OF ABOUT Inc ~
by avoid the unhealthy :nsts Of Shss, .as
San juan a ana aaz n s
Passage the SIMEON DRAPER No Pine, William
,,,pF ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN
CAN'T Cropsp will sail for Bermuda and 81 Ihonas Sn 20
ATpyto E.cuNARp, No, h0H1n go s,' gu
LOR NEW ORLEANS, on the 2sth April the len new y
L and fast steamship UNITED STATES $50 t92s euId:h an
Berry Con sEdr leave for NEoRLEANS o. tae .sth o.
Ami at
Helen' ~ n n R-osSvxsv DAVIS, BROOKS Il Co.
company W. - ~' General Commercial Agcnts
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1
l copnectps with the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON- COM
PANY esuying the great United States M Only hfoaSn
u Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON wa asfIS
"a PANAMA leaving NewloIk the 5h oh sh snd 2t OF
each month Greatly reduced Tae spendd eouee ene
II rail steamship CRESCENT CITY 80 tuns o9rnen Soln
MCGOWAN Commander will s'l on Tittk>pAl AptL q, y
O'Clock NJ precisely from per 0 sespt new .eaGer
CALIFORNIA viii be readiness Panama 10 tSke me a 800
OF the and sail immeey e san ,1n
o The Crescent City will BE- followed on The oh o. My X ne
d States Mail Steamship GEORGIA. SotO tans oSiSea "
80 Y CornAnder Panama with ne faelnc
Ma, Steamship Cos mAgniheeut steamer OREGON fsnsss.
LII he ~u5ed AZ The Railroad Wharf Aspinwal nee IA
~ he Ishrus AZ the For esht Of -
q w ~ sPfgs WHITNEY the ofoe Of the ComrAhss
Py ''UnAh'@N " No in West-s, sorpsI Of Wsnen, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

Appointment by the President,
By uith the adUice and consent Of Ne Sena1
Boand Of Arkansas 70 be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentary the United States Central America
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6orses, Carriages, &f.

CARRIAGES.-The subscribers have just opened their
Warehouse with entire stock Of Caages
suitable which the attention OF consumers
and dealers respectfully invited MAJOR THOMSON NOS
~ ~ JAMES CLEMENTE.