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Housekeeping Articles.

THE subscriber desires call pubic
assortment Of house furnishing good., which
complete In every department. consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
Gbapd plain white richly dinner dessert and
barge OF dinner
tsched pieces reh and with and without
nncy articles appropriate TO decorate psro table,
toilet.
Dinner and toilet also, IN detached pieces ars,
stock Of Edwards latest shapes. a.
GLASS WARE.
American French and Bohemian, such decansrs dasons
gobe cbAmparnes caets hooks sbees Mades Burgundes
liquors. tumbier Anger bowls celee. bottles,
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In Of hafdOrer hyons hfythres pieces also
ivory handled knives only and forks, stees, Sc
BLoCKTIs GOODS.
chahns dishes from 10 "a inches coffee and tea urns
coffee pot. tea pots, coffee bigsins &c
PLATED GOODS.
sneh a coffee and spoons and forks,
covered dishes, pitchers and fruit baskets, waiiers
JAPANNED GOODS. . ..
Such as walters, and in plato warmers stop jar,
foot tubs, water csns, &C.
GAS FIXTURES.
Prom The factory Of consliu. Baker PhDdsss Cor sale
the mhnufacturers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps rrsndoes, ware Irons brushes
shoyes and ons coal bod. siep ladders door goods
eookns requisites 81 every description together with
large assortment of article. Of utility and deemed
Hoaesepers hnd decidedly eir ersmn. m,
sses and prices. They viii not only md barge from
which 70 make selections bot pledge myself sell cheap
me same description Of good. be purasd in any
Goods delivered any par Of iy OF Georgetown free
ehsrre.
csaarue. containing compete NJ OF every article top, 70
Q. W, porElrR,
Fovn-2tawowd Iron Hail.
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Of " days q the lime said will be naas aad whereas
Treasury Department has adopted s form u release 70 he
United States and Of release the State Of Texas
notice hereby given to said creditors ta payment rasa VIII
be made the treasury OF United States, by Of treasury
drafts o. the public dsposaes e
United ses let OF June 1886 20 such othe hold
genuine other evidences Of said debt Ia
eodanee provisions Of said aels who shall have assigned
their evidences Of said debt TO the United
States executed release in the form 10 Inc United States
ADD the release in The form TO hs Stale Of Texas and ned e
Secretary Of The Treasury 20 days before the i
being required 10 investigate the genuine
which The Departmental advised
who knowledge Of the debt as
the handwriting OF The oclas whose signatures
a,e attached 10 them. desirable
licences should be ned ~ days before The Let OF June and
ts holders all certificates evidences
time win be retained for examination and nveg
The department shall be fully satisfied Of the genunene
evidences produced The
be executed aud acknowledged In the OF the
Assistant Secretary the Treasury the chief ciaik thereof in the
presence pube be Witnessed by the Assistant
relay chief notary certified by the
notariaI when holders desire
Of the Of
done in the of assistant, collector
OF The the OF public and
collector and the notary public
be certified by notary under his notaa sea and there
the The place where the
des the and releases be executed before
be Witnessed he and certified by the clerk under his seal OF
and the holder Of United States, assignment
may before United consul
certified by him under his SEAL All
executing DECLARE
before the clerk consul the be- that
the certificates other evidences
that the have been assigned hen toHa de for col
lection and The notary clerk or consul must Include tue TACT OF
declaration In their certificate Of acknowledgment
dividend when allowed by The accounting officers
parties with their directions,
drafts handed regularly for
mission. JAMES GU fHRtE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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pRooREss of Religion. Idea. by l.. Maria CHI,

pRoGRbss Of Religious Ideas by l.. Mnrin chiids.
Il
The Purchase, Early Years The Far West, edition
Lily, Novel. / vol.
Lamb. 2 vois
Hampers, Story Book. Vol 4.
Merico and It's Religion, by ", A. wison illustrated.
Border Beagies, by w. Gilmore simms
Rmike ts Charles Dickens.
The Child Wifi by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries by William Harrison
worm.
Nov ~ FRANCR TAYLOR.
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wAsHIkGTon BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours. .
"a ~ E2Z ss3f<E aScaHfE 752

IN aftcr Monday the o3d instant leave
" Washington at and ex m, and and ~, pm
on sunisy, al AZ, D. IN,
Baltimore AZ and ss, a. and and 81 D.
On sunday, Atfl, a. m.
7. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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Form a.

Know all persons by these presents that - has released
hereby the United States America all Further
liability evidence debt
number for the Of issued by the lutte republic Of
Texas redeemed United States with
entitled provide
Of such creditors OF the late republic Of Texas as are
hendrd Congress September eighteen hun
approved the 18th 1885,
Stale Texas approved LIST Of February 1856.
As witness my baud and seal.
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Muslin, Tsrss, February p 1856
l. Clark Of do
hereby csruy The foregoing eight page. snp.sed
An
othe state ~ TEXAS 10 An povls.
rputc Texas
Of September hundred
soy which pss-~d the second session Of
United States, and twenty
eighih eighteen hundred and my hve.n
my h,nd ses o. the department day and
EDWARD CLARK
Secretary of stsis
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The creditors rsfered In said
srsed identical d~-ched ia s.a
80 o. Tera., and whereas
,psd crrrcaes holders rsy s-s~ 10
grunr OIL and whereas section
ofCongress hode ~ the
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NJ rsss. Of Tsvss do hereby
Edward cas, who cs6ca,e preceding
pgs s's,s NJ said certificate
ksepe ~ oreirs ssst~ ard
t. IN due
10 testimony whereof
rrest zeal ~ the State he N Ausur,
traL sirfh DAY ~ rohrusrv
Independence of and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-22
The Nicaragua Filibusters.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER g COURT.

Before George ". Morton, Esq.
AFRI Il The U1,itd States " J. G. Hemmich, Chas.
@ HIks and John KingsIey This resumed this
morning. The first witness examined Charles
Wiling, who testified az follows -
Hicks introduced to by Mr.. Morgan; had
charge Of the agency OF the ships OF the Transit Com
the Northern Light and Star of the westfrom Novem
Der, 1854, Until the resignation of Mr.. Moylam.
Q during u 81 time did you know Of any soldiers
persona 70 soldiers Nicaragua being trans
ported TO that 5,se in the Northern Light or
Star of the Wess objected to irrelevant admitted
A. know OF no mt the part OF the Transit
Company to take troops there.
q Dusipg this time while you wee assistant 70
Mr.. Morgan, there . large increase In the
Der Of passengers TO Nicaragua Objected to but ad
united. A. The trade between New York and Ca
hforniA and Nicaragua IA always fuctuatiDg should
think there increase; ] did not have charge
of the issuing tickets there any free
tickets issued am the Of the Orizsba sent her
through passengers TO San Francisco furnished you
(Mr Joach mssen Assistant District Attorney With st
Of the passengers the day the steamer sailed have
list Of In books decline pro iucing them
I do not know Cen Walker and never had any cor
reepondsnce with him; Mr.. Hicks cid not have free
ticket 10 San Frsncisco.
O. Were any Of the passengers charged to the govern
ment OF Nicaragua BY any Arrangement A. No.
VIM. r. TrAak sworn, testified ~ follows - nveo ~
NO. 386 Eighth avenue sell tobacco and segars never
saw Mr.. hicks before he went to Nicaragua with me-
met him on the Star OF the West; Mr.. Iyster and Mr.
Morrison were also there can't tell what Hicks object
vas In going there he back with me; don't know
vvhat his obJect was In coming back.
Hare the further examination Of the WAS adjourned
en- O'Clock Tuesday morning.
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u.,,.1 ARD FOR WALKER.-we understand

MATERIAL AID FOR WALkER-We understand
st .s1er,I prominent gentlemen OF this city Of
hom are most substantial and Influential merchants
ad professional men about 70 adopt practical msa
.s for the purpose of providing news OF war In be-
$50 ~ ,ha Nicarsoua cause We suppose IL win not be
fer us 70 say to the readers of the Delta that
We view This movsu emit with unquaiiheo apProohuon
a. our iest and az precursor OF the ultmsts success
tSe eaus. Il Ameran civilization In Nicaragua
. ~ a. T.tu AMI Il.
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Westward, Ho Olive learn from the Chicago
Pres that during the forty eight hours ending Saturday
morning the eight trains the Michigan Southern road
brought eighty coaches containing 1000 passengers
and In the tune the six trains the Michigan
Central took into that city sixty coaches contain
ing 1862 psssepgss Nearly COCO passengers arrived Ia
two days.
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BOATS AND TONNAGE.
Az

Steamboats,. Cye,n
1851 .................. ....... .....6l0 1241
1856. ................, .............I37 Ia 894
The Record remarks that " fifteen thousand officers
and men, employed in nsvgang steam vessels on the
waters Of the Wet, Ia certainly goody number or ali
the vessels employed in the United States nearly
bali are the rivers OF the West and II were 10 in
clude the ports of the Gulf, quite half.
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STEAM NAVIGATION IN THE VALLEY OF THE Mis-
slsspP.Tne Railroad Record OF recent date contains
interesting statistics respecting the steam naviga
tion Of the Mississippi river and It's Tributaries fro
which We copy the following tables for the years 1861
and 1856
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Fort OF New York, April Al, 1856.
CLEARED.
Steamship George Law Herndon, Aspiu wal-M Roberts
ship " Sears. Andersen. Cape Town and mkt-Dugan d
ship Guy Mannernr Doiazd Liverpool-Tayior Merrill.
Ship Memphis Davis New Orleans VIM Nelson Son
Bark Sophia Charlotte q Te, Lofgrew Stockholm Funch
BARK California Higgins Buenos Ayres Carlisle zmmer-
Bark Della Chaplin Howard Oieufusgos-J W Klwel 4 Co.
Bark Hinek ey. SAWYER. Cenfuesos-rhompson Hum
Bark Minnesota, Cole Phi!adelphia-JasH Hand.
Big Townsend Jones, fierce, Carthagena-P Spoord.
Brig Msrehsl Ney Lillian. Ponce swell 4 Co.
Brig Orinoco, johnson. Union 1siand-C & III Peters
Brig Phiura Jones, Savannah Durham Diaon.
rchr Frank l4angden Horfok--s urges earman Co.
Schr Hamilton Hopkins. Alexandria Merrill Abbott.
Schr r spsrxs Atkins rroviDcetown-J Dow.
Sci Hoecins stones, Tsuoton Master.
bchr Ellen Louisa Thompson New HRven-Msstsr.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke SIX, Norfolk &c, with ndse and
passengers to Ludan Peasapts 10th init AM of Win.
ter kboas paused steamship jamestown, hence for
Ship Enseavor new Doane Boston. in ballast to VIM
Earle Was towed to the city by steamtug Enoch fn Capt
Brig Cef Dobbin Machas 10 Gays with lumber and lah to
scr Cbas Brown, Haz!ewcod Richmond, and days fr.
sOhr Iasie. Gregory. Roekland. 8 days
schr New York, Goocsen Boston.
echr Wm Dean Gibson, wareham.
schr Seraph Elliott. HHrwich
schr Larukah Smith, New Heveu.
soop Franklin, Avery. Kew Tendon.
Propeller Westernpor Berry Portland Me- with mdse, to
sesmtug Epoch Train Heuressey Boston, having in tow
ship BndeavOr,
All the vesses that anchored at Quarantine Sunday
safely rdnx at their anchors There herm brig aud six
the beach between sas ard Townsends ok Ststsn Island
Wind at sunset, NE; gale continues
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Obituary,


Mr.. SAMUEL B. MANNING, says the Boston Traveller OF
the 1lth nst well known printer, diei in Boston on
Of the late William Manning and was many pears ego
CONNECTED with his father in the publication Of the Wor
cester Spy Afterwards he established himself in Boston.
IN connection With other PARTIES as book and job
printer but tery the pressure Of adverse cir
cuDstancee he has occupied the less honorable but
humber situations Of ecmpohtor and proof reader in the
ises in Boston and Cambridge During the last var
with England, while quite boy, he drafted with
others for the defence OF Boston habor then supposed
be in constant danger Of attack from the British
aeet He used 10 recount, with good deal Of pleasure
tie nccents o. his few weess' campaign, which not
tsue alarms az ,udicrous adventures
Major RoBERT B. HARAEY, brother Of General Harvey
United States Army, died at hs residence in Ekton
Tennessee the 9th utimo Of paraytic attack. He
bad in early life family love for the din and strife Of
hoee that make ambition virtue being officer in
under skson at the bloody battle Of the Horse
shoe where the great chief Red Eagle, sustained such
crushiDg defeat. General Sam Houston in the
engagement and both these officers bore upon their per-
sons evidence Of the fury OF the fight.
ksor Harvey retired to private lie and in all his rels
ops secured the confidence Of those who knew him and
appreciated bis sterling qualities.
The Carlisle PENN De7aocyn announces the death in
that place, few days since Of Sergeant JOHN l. HAYS
an old resident Of Carisle and solder OF the war Of
1872 Sergeant Hays was born the day of the battle
of lexington snd was consequently eighty years Of age
He the Of the celebrated Molly Pitcher who dis
trgu,ehed herself at the battle Of Monmouth and of
whom Deadly, In his life Of Warrington" gives the
following account. during this part o, the battle
when Gen. Lee was struggling nobly against the
whelming numbers that pressed him that an Irish
men, while serving his gun, was shot down. His wife,
named Molly, only twenty-five years OF age, employed
herself while he loaded and fred his piece In bringing
water from . spring near by While returning with q
supply rhe him fall and heard the officer In com
pand order the gun to be taken to the rear She me-
oaey forward seized the declaring that she
would aveDge his death. She fought like hero to the
ast The next morning, Greene, who had been struck
with her bravery, presented her 10 Washington who
Immediately promoted her TO sergeant and Afterwards
put her the half pay list for lfe Previous TO
n. - axod thA Last wrp oh tIA
driven from Fort Montgomery At the close OF the Rsvo-
u,ion Molly Pitcher tot up her residence IN Carlisle,
where she vas Known ~ Molly mcCsulsy. Sbs lived 70
an advanced ags, much respsotea ~ ELL sad Wa buriv
With mi iteiy honoYs.
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6fEAME65 10 CALItOHNIAs
FOR AsPIrwAL-llmois 9Th and George Law 10th Of each
month
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABE1-From Charleston 10Th and 4h due s Havana 22d
and 7 Havana 10th and 18Th due at New York I7th
and Let.
EEP1RE CTR OR New GRANADA From New York l7th, ar
irving at Havana sd and New Orleans 18th From New Or
leans 6tt Havana 9Th due Ut New York 18th
BLACK WARkoR-From New York 1Hh. arriving at Havana
18th snd New Orleans 9s From New Orleans 2th Havana
3Wb due al ew York 9TH
QUAKEn Cry From York ofesch month. arriving
q Havana TIN and Mobile 9Th From Mobile l6 Havana
CAHAwBA-From New York q b striving e. Havana ID and
at New York 29t1.
When the above dates fall Sunday, the viii sail
Monday. They leave New Orleans A. H. tide
wiz admit sna he Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana at
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The oovtng may be Of vass 70 those having correspond.
The mali leaves Southampton ths Hh and 1h Of each
month and
Arrives Gibraltar about and 18th month
Arrives al Malta sbout the l4h and seth Of saoA mopa
Arrives al Alexandra about the 18Th Of and "a Of fol-
lowing nonth-
Leaves sues about tho 2O zls and tA 9Th Of
following month
10th of following month.
ALMANAC ToRK-rm DAT.
sUH KByS. 10 MoOH RISES 26
Rrrs 6 HIaH wArrR NOR
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Fort Of New York, April Il, 1856.

l ALMANAC Ngw ToRK-fMS
SUE 8 10 MoOH %
sur SETS. ~ HIGH wArx2. morn ~ IL
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PHILADELPHIA. April 2l-Arr brig John Hathaway
Smith, Cafdenas schrs Aida Carberry NLondon John Far
rum Baker. Providence; Edwin Reed Green, Boston; j
Curtis Risiey kYorS British EAGLE (By Smith, Halifax
Cld steamer Kepnebec Blake ESoIk; banks David LABS
mons, Falmouth; Embem Davis, Pernambuco and . mar
ket echr Gao MlRrd, Smith Boston.
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berg suspected OF disposition to desert the fortunes of
General Pierce in advance OF the crowd of Office holding
democrats who preparing to leap board tbs steam
james Buchanan the moment the bell rings.
II President Pierce supposes that among all the army
Of iecera Office holders In this city there are twenty who
think he stands the smallest chance Of being nominated
al Cincinnati, he Ia as egregously hurabugged Captain
John Tyler WAS in 1874, when he induces to peeve
that the city Of New York unanimously IN favor OF
his election President Pierce hss isnrs am ong the
people OF New York who desire him elected and
his Office holders who heArsssy profess to be in favor
OF his -nomip alton know IT, Why do hsy fear to tell
him the truth in rsgsrdsto bis universal appropriately
The hearts CT the democratic unanimous in
this city for James Buchanan and no other candi.
date that has been named could raise dozen voices
bis favor outside Of the ccs holding and oce seek
jig tribes, who ready TO sell themselves 70 anybody
who will provide for them comfortable place at the
pubic crib.
James Buchanan beyond ali doubt can poll ten thou.
votes for Presoen In this city and fty thou
sand the State than any belongs TO tn
democrsc party He can easily carry the electoral vote
q New York, and that Ia more than be honestly
claimed fer any other ssprsnt for the nomination at Gin
cinnau.
the party trickstes, are ~ firmly and enthusiastic
y IN favor Of Mr. Buchanan the people Of Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. Let the Cincinnati Convention venur,
uoon the slaughter OF "ON Buck" under the prefer.
that "new man. is required TO ensure succeas, and
away eoes New York, PENNEY lvsna Ohio and Neg Jer-
.reaiccp. and cypher up the result after election.
From the Washington correspondent OF the HERALD we
learn that the select Buchanan dinners New York
Hotel have produced prodiscus excitement among the
political echemers in the federal capital who have reason
10 fear diasrou effects TO Pierce irom the itberay of
Forney and tucker in feeding the hungry disciples Of
democrscy with champagne and oysters The subject
has been considered by Gen. Peres's Cabinet, and In
srucons are tad TO have been Issued 10 Coohsns and
Fowler 20 head of the opera of the buchanan unis.
scenarios by the establishment Of administration din
ing and winDg rendezvous at some other fashionable
hotel where the weak and wsvering may be fed and
Strengthened. The BusADD's correspondent SAYS
Certain "a that those Buchanan free dinners beS
9usrerr IN Bro.dway have made CTR among ths rival
be done peuaze tbere Buchanan oysters osxns
aod uelr amentable conseenoos the somohs
Of the weak aud yaGii ssIps noAips usaAsQ s payI.
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CONGRESSIONAL, PRoCTTDIIcs

"AsHINeToS' April 2.-Scaate.-Nr Mason, from the
committee on Foreign Affairs reported Joint resolution
permitting Dr. Kane aud his associates in the search for
SIR John Franklin to accept such token or acknovled~
ment a. the British government may think proper to pre-
sent.
\ debate ensued, in which Messrs Cas-, Nssop and
Seward advocated the adoption OF the resolution and
hessrs Crittsndeu, Biyard, and Butler opposed IL
On motion, the subject postponed at the conclusion
OF the morning hour
Mr. fessenden, OF Maine made speech oh the Ci.,tou
huiWer treaty, in which he opposed harsh mea.ur,.
aud favored settlement Of existing difficulties by psvo
tiaton.
Mr. Cass argued that should take decided .,.Dd
Tor the maintenance OF our tights
hessrs Clayton aud Bell made personal explanation. and
amcaby settled their difficulty OF yesterday after .bieh
the senate adjourned
There was nothing mpOrtan, in the proceedings Of the
House
the time OF the session entirely taken up In eo.
hderng the senstes amendments TO The West Po,p,
Pension and Deficiency Appropriation buls and wlthou,
coming to any definite conclusion thereon the Hou.s .d
jOurned.
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