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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
Eesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County q NcwYork notice is hereby sven 70 al
p'rsons having claims against ELIZA TRACY late OF the
ty q deceased 90 present the with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber his place Of bdnes Nos 80 sud
~ Broadway I'm the City Of New York, before th.
hiItsth day Of November nc1tDa,ed NewYork the 9Th
day Of May. 1851 FREDERICK TRACY Executor.
ny2S lAwCmFn.
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C,UPBFYE C07RT.-Tbe FARMERS LOAN

- AND TRUST COMPANY AIT. HANNAH L. SMITH
Laura smith heirs a. Of Smith. deceased Robert
Cuthbet John Thornton aid Anne hs wife, Andrew T1TnsT
wife John Graham and Jeanette bic WIFE, bears
Daniel Cathbcrt decreased aud Lorenzo Psyne-Cstts
r.ugus County To Defendants You hereby summoned
10 answer complaint in This seton and copy OF YOU
answer tlcottvle, Csttssugus County, New foIs,
twenty after the service hereof exclusive Of the day
such ,erc defendants fan the complaint
aforesaid the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the Ieiiei
in the plant and will take notice mat the
cor plant ia h, action fled in the Office Of tAs Clerk Of
Csttaraueus County, the l2th day Of Nay, 1887
nr15-lawewFn RICE K JONES. Plaintifs Attorrsy,.
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York ALEXANDER BOSCHER against FLoRlMOND
ROULLIER-Summons for q money demand on contract
Com served ITO the sbovensmed Defendant; You are
hereby required the complaint in thi.
action which will be filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of ,he
City and County If HewYcrk at the ty Hall Of said s'y
and TO serve copy your 70 the said complaint
the subscriber OF his Office No Na,au street, New-Yorf
City within twenty days sher the service Of this summons on
YOU exclusive Of the day Of uch service and you fail 70
answer the complaint within the time aforesaid the plan
E in hi. action wiz take Judgment assns for the sum OF
day June thousand eight hundred and h five beside
the costs Of this soon-Dsted New York April s. 1851
HENRY II. NORANGE. Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint in this scaon duly hed with the Clerk
Of the CITY Of York his ofce 10 the Cty
Hall York the sth day Of June 1857
HENRY II. MOTANGE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
evE
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Ale6irai.

nR0PSY CURED, (eyen the worst cases "A
~ Physician DESTROYS TO retire from long Practice ana
all the good he Is anxious make known this
and will send free Of charge the full pIescIp
ton with TO all afflicted Address NJ D., Station
b., New-YoTk.
CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA.-The enervating and
~ relaxing effects o the present hot render it
the prevention sud of sickness Tor 20
tke purity and alternative medicine We have NJ hes
on the original and genuine Extract
ssrsla prepared by D. SANDS is the best medicine
world Tor purpose It purihes the blood expels
from the circulation the stomach and bowels al that is At
ing and prejudeiSl 20 health. $500. -
Prepared aud sold by A B. i ID. SANDS NO lO Fulton
e., New York
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WaIer Cure.

nR. L. j. LOWENTHALs WAFER-CURE,
~ Bergen lights Hudson County wJersey IS minutes
hom either The Hotcten Jersey CITY Ferries
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing
AVA ksm;on, n Y eight hours ride BY the AID E,.e
X. For Circulars address the yscsn j. H. Nohth VI "
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DocroR.rE-The University Of Nashville, at IL
recent commencement, conferred the honorary degree
ofLL u. on VIM. NJ. Gillespie, Professor Of Civil
Engineering in Union College, Schenectady.
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II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities With
Western North aud South western States by con
tnuou Railway direct This Road also connects at Pittsbursh
With 81 Steamers to al ports in the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Ssnduky With steamers 70 all parts OF
the North Lakes making the most direct ohespes and
reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and
sfosn the Great West. 49,,
RATFS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGhi
RIRsr CLAss--Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps )7s.e,,.1
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trunks) 7 100 M
DruEs lin boxes and baes), Feathers, Furs, &c. "
1scosD CLAss-Domestic Sheeting, Shifting and
Ticking lin original baesl Drugs lin casssl Hard 90 cents
ware Leather Tin rolls boxesl, Wool and sheep 100 ID.
Pets, Eastward,
THIRD CLAssAnvs, Steel, Chains lin cssksl cant. n
Hemp Bacon and Pork Sailed loose or In saeks) no
fobseco, manufactured except Cigars OF cut, Se
EouRTK CLAss.-Cotee, Fish, Bacon Beef and
Pork Tin boxes Eastward), Lard aud ~ cents
Lard Oil, Nails. Soda Ash, German Clay, Tax HVm
Pitch, RosiR, &e.... 1900. :'''''''''''""J
YLoUR-4l y Dbl until further notice
QsAs--S0 Ssnts y 100 n until further notice 49, ,
CsTTos-S2 bale not exceeding 500 % weight UNIV forse~f
In sbIppns Goods om point east Of Philadelphia be
k,aT 10 mari the package "Vs Pennsy Railroad" All
Goods the Agents Of this Road at Phisdephis OF
Pittssursh viii be forwarded without detention:
FpsIGHT AGENys-Herrs Womley Co, Memphis Tenn !
RI ess. Co, ST. Louis S. Mitchell Son, Evansville.
md Dumeni Bell Co, and Carter Jewe.t Louisville
Irwin Co, Cincinnati; N W. Graham Co. Zsnesvine
Ohio; Leech Co, No. 81 Klby st. Boston; Leech Co.,
No Aston House New.York, and No William at, New
YORK; T. J. SneedoT Philadelphia Htsraw Rooms Bald
raoYe; Geo &. Eraneiscus, Pittsburgh
H. III. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PhiladeIpAiA
II. J. LoMBAERT Superintendent. Altoona Pa
Nav l. 1887.
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EXPRESS TRAINS on the NewYoSe
soa Erie Railroad. 80, -,
On and sneI MONDAY, Oct 20, and until further notice.
Passenger Tshs win IS follows Sundays excepted;
Buffalo Express-copnectns OF Bnghainton with Express
Train for Syracuse.
m via Nigh. Express-connectns st BirshAnsca
with Express Train for Syracuse and Oswego:
Through Tickets be procured AZ the Ticket once OF me
HcvYork and Fre Railroad w. b. GILBERT. Sup't
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CTPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
~ NFyN-YNRK GEORGK BROWN PLsintiG ST RICH

y NEW-YORK-GEORGE BROWN PlsntG sgt RICH
ARD TOTEM and Emily hi. wife, The Home Insurance.
Company, Anthay Duro and Dorothes hi' wife, BERNARD
To the above Defendant BERNHARD HEISTERBORG: Yog
hereby summoned and required the amended
complaint this action which filed in the office Of the
Clerk this Court in the City Of New York State Of New
May 10 1857 and copy of at
office No 295 Broadway City New York within twenty days
the service hereof exclusive Of the day of
and fail the complaint aforesaid the plaintiff
will apply Court foi the relief demanded the complaint
Dated Nav l6 1857. r. w. GElSSENHAINER, JR,
my22 law6wFr Plaintiffs Attorney, No ss3 Broadway.
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
- Ymi LEVI COLE a,anst AGNES COLE..summons
for Relief-CNm ITO the above named Defendant
You hereby and required the complaint
this action which filed in the office OF the Clerk OF the
CITY and County Of New.York City Hall in said city
day OF June 1851 and TO serve copy OF your 10
the complaint the subcribers a. their ONCE No I
Broadway the City Of New York, within twenty days after
the service Of this exclusive Of the day OF such
serse fail the said complaint withn the
time aforesaid pntiH in this action will apply the Court
for the relief dnsnded in the complaint Dated ewfoTE
Inpc 1887 SPENCER SANFORD
i,I2 i,v6wF+ Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD

fhe Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with rail-
roads to and Ion St Louis Mo Alton Gsens and Chcaso
Frankfort, Lexington aud Lousvile, KY; Terre Haute
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Beefonsiue SsndGsky, Toledo Cleveland, Co
ksnbus Zanesve Mas-on and Wooster Ohio; also, with
me packet boats from and to New Orleans st. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets for tine Fact be had al q the Shove
mentioned places in the West. $500
Passengers will find this the shortest most expeditions and
comfortable route between the Eas, and West.
FROM NtW-YoRK TO CINCINNATI IN So HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN S HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN e HOURS.
Fare low by any other Route.
Bee hnndbpls in the hotels Of this city.
Through Tickets further information mag be had at he
csbse of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2 Astor House, Broadway.
J. L. elliott AGENT
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CHARLES A. WIbbIAMs0Ns ESFAFE.--
OEOTICE TO CREDIrORS.-in Pursuance Of the Revsset
S4fss and Of order Of tie Surrogate Of the County Of DO
ssa.I., cHxRtEsI WILLIAMSON. late Of G.oe,s *
County eecesssd his estate that they re-
qaisd sIk. and present the same duly verified sesefa
Of the said deceased, At kis oEce, No Pine
CITY York within 81 months from the trst pab"i'n
of tai. Dos ice Dated MAJ T. lsL ,,,oo,s v.,.,
NILS lsu6anr JAMES H. WOODs, sI..e.---
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q
the County Of New York notice 10 hereby I'VE PSI
TIE City q New YoIf, deecaee TO pTe.ent g. 81 bhs
vouohsrs thereof the subscribers At the once % Sooe
Lard No is FIi .,enss n ,se ssp.eabsr neItp..s
nav. YoTk the lilstseuth dsy Of hsreh, ~
SAMUEL LEECH. AAssN'@"
v.S1.rsur ELIZA LEAlRD. EIssutriI
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of
III. Count, 81 Yori Notice 10 hereby gvsu N al
.,p. ba yrI eisinos sssn SAMUEL F. RANDOLPH late Il
n. 81, ~ Esw Yort, deceased present. the with
vouchers tire subscriber 81 the oHee II john
Prrce it, No Jsunsey court, walls m the City Of New
Y Yos On On % St dT Of IA ay e
is spio la i.wsluT HVLpAH p RANDOLPH, Er..eHir-
CUPREBE COURT-CITY and COUNTY OF
- EEW-YORK-JOHE GOULD snd WILLIAM J.
WOOD, Plaintiffs against II. II. BARTON DefeBdAnt-To
the above Defendant You hereby sUnoDsd 10
Office Of the Clerk Of this Court at the City Hall City Of New
YOt aud to serve Of ALswet 70 The compliant on
the Subscribers at their Offices No ID. Broadway corner q
JchnstTeet EswYors City, within twenty days after the
servic. hereof exclusive day q ueh service aod you
fail 10 the ssis complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs IN this action VII take JUDGMENT sssn- y9n for the
sufn Of e 7G and intere; from I'm ssa Id" and 70 'S'
YILLER PET L NICHOLS, Pisintih' Attorney
No. 1872 Broadway, New'York Ci'y.
The complaint herein Is tai, dsy kled.-hy u, lsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

IN YORK TO ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, ane
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open and IN con
pectiOn with the Buffalo, Corning and NewYOrk and New
York and Erie Railroads. forms direct roDs Eon Ne~Yors
10 Rochester.
The dcness OF this route together with the superior
afforded by the wide renders 1t by far the most dsss
bic between the sbOve-nsmed cities.
Tickets be procured the New York and Ere Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Duanest, and No 1875 Broadway also
Jersey City
Baggage checked through.
Freghts will be transported between NewYOk and kocnes
with dispatch Any information desired in regard thes
obtained calling the General Freight Agent o. the
and Ere Railroad Erie Buildings g. TAPPAA
Express Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway
No trains on the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad
Sunday. j. A. REDFIELD, superintendent
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FLUSHING RAILRohD--Besves Fulton MAT-
hstwhsrf By steamer ssna C,y. a. "a asa y
Aoor. ne,tins and eIehansns penseI VIA the eoss s
BuntsT, Point Through In - lnutss FsIe, cents
VIM ". SNITH. Hn.esvef.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-summer Ar.

l-Taias soi, E.st: La.t
Brookyn To- Green port d.ly and On Saturday. as 3.
p NJ, Ion RiVerbead at Ia and $3.50 or Moth ishe
a. aud so q ~. r Fsrniuglsle at ~. so and
M 81 Syo..t at 10 and 40 D. for Hempstead
silo a. ~ T. 49, snd p for Jamaica At and ios
aud a. 80 d and 7 o. IN
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AND ROUIE-NEW-YORK TO PROvI-
H DENCE kc-On sno sfter Apr l. EXPRESS TRAIN
the Providence Hartford and fhkl Railroad will lea's
Hartford te arrival there 81 the faiu Of the New
YoTk end NwHsven Snd New Haven Hartford AID sprns
felo Railroads which leave New York az Be- m.
SAMUEL MOTT. sepenrtencert
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE KAIIhUhD'-Oh
IN and after MONDAY June IS 1887 d until further notice.
Ps.sens Trains w leave Pier foot Of Duane st. Is bAows
viz
BUFFALO EXPRESS at a. ~, pf Buffalo.
MAIL. Of a. W., for DunkIk aud Buffalo and fnteime
4ate stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at $50 Q. IN, from foot Of
Cbambesst via Pie,InOnt 5dfen's and intermediate
stations -
WAY PASSENGER, at p. IN, for Newbur.h &iddet0wn
and Intermediate stations
EMfGRANT at p m. Tor DoDkhk and Buffalo and istes.
mediate stations
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
NIGHT EXPRESS at p III, for Dunkirk every day.
NIGHT EXPRESS, at 8 . ~, for Buffalo every day
These Express Trans connect at Eus with the Eoirr,
CAusdagus end Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at
Bnghsmon the Syracuse and BnghaDtOn Railroad for
Syracuse; Coming with Buffalo Corning and New OH
kaosd for Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware Lscks
and Western Railroad for Scranton; 81 Horneve
with the Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Butao Of
Buffalo and DUnkirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for ceve
lspd Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c
HOMER RAMSDELL. President
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON

IN PAEYS EXPRESS-GEsERAL Officg, No. lI5 Broad
way N Y.-The kew-York and Ere Railroad Company a'
HOMER RAMsDELL President
CHAs A. DE WrrT. SUPP express
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-fron May
Is 1857 trains si leave Chsmb-r.. ssron {. sosovs
RYpr.., trsin, ard SLIP Albany Passenger ss'ns
Cos Pooshkeepde a spd ard NJ 'or Ye@s'sh SO
The Poosbfeeye Peesshh and s'ns .lns t'sns ,toJ
Chrs.opker and Thirty hrs rees Jfsn fcT New fors esvt
TToy ,,s;SS Send l0:s0 and $3.50 m, and Albany u
wv '''' A. y SMITH superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MAY -,
" PASSENGER Stations in York Broadway and
Canal street, corner 25th-st aud 4h-ay.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y ORK-For New Haven, and a.
n 1880 33s lex sud- 1880 For Bridgeport and
"a m lex 1880 $3.50 (eS) and 4So, m For MILFORD
$50, 4s6 For Norwsls a nj lz:so $50 Se1)
z.9O 5.i5 b:15 IN. Darien and Greenwich, ID m
1850 $50 $50 5l5 6:l5 p. For Stamford 8 tex
@. m; 1880 $3.50 text; 1880 5l5, Gl6, M For foIt
b:l5 6:l5 p. m. ~
CONSULTING TRAINS-For Boston, a. m, (exl a. p m
texl For Hartford and Springfield, lex l2:5O m
An m (exl For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal
a m tex and p. m. Tex TO Northampton For Canal
Railroad o a IN. tex and 1880 p III. to Northamp-
ton For New London Railroad a M p M For
Housatonic Railroad, 8a M, p. For Naugatuck RaAl
road Q a. M 1880 aud 1880 p For Danbury AID Nor
walk Railroad, T. 8, d H., and p - ,,,,- = ..
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N DELriIlA and IL SOUTH aud WEST, va JEHSEI
CiTY-Nisl aid pf.ss Lines: Leaves York and u
and ssid p fare 81 Il M ~ 25 stopping st 40
nay stslions " and 20 20 Kensnston Through rsfe"
soi5 for CDonnsti u aud sis m and the ws.t and sos
BALTIMORE Washington Norfolk Sc aud through hssgass
checked ~ Washington IN 80 IT end ,
W. WOODRUFF Assistant ssPt
No Bsssss- viii b. received for any 'rsn oeess dehvTse
tfr-- ,f.(.f funao oil esy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-23
PERSONAL.

80. Miss Fanny Morant is playing at Kunkel's
Theatre, in Richmond.
80. William Goblet the son of the celebrated
author and politician is an inmate of the Queens
Bench prison.
IA. w. Goldin. Scotland; G. L. Finlav, do ID,
and ex-Gov. Francis Thomas, Of Maryland, are
at Browns.
...A writer in Putnam's Magazine proposes to
make our apples sweet by manuring the trees with
molasses
-. The Sacramento Age tells us of a man in a
political procession whose mouth large
that an Englshman threatened to ego and live
in it II he didn't shut it.''
80. The proprietor of the New York Ledger
has commenced a suit for libel against the Chi
cago Tribune, on account Of its severe criticism
upon the Ledger.
80. Wendell Phillips says ePut an American
baby six months old on his feet, and he will i'm
mediately say Mr.. Chairman and call the next
cradle to order"
80. From the suspicious nature Of the lettering
upon tasteful card before us. we incline to be-
lieve that our friend and brother scribe Arnold
B. Johnson has been and gone and got married
Arnold is an amiable good looking fellow las
most of the craft are by the way,) and is just the
sort of material to make a first class husband
We welcome him to the happy fraternity of Ben
edicts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-23
A CARD.-THE CNDERSTGYED- LAWN

A CARD.-,THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
re-opened the Cigar and Tobacco Store L ~
recently occupied by John Scssford, Jr., ~
NO. SS Penn. avenue, between "a and 9th streets,
ana respectfully invites the attention of his friends
ana the public generally 20 his large and select stock
oil FINE HAVANA CIGARS. which have been
selected with great from the best stock IN the
country, and which he is determined sell at the
lowest remuneratIve rates.
Particular attention will also nc paid 10 the To
BACCO AND SNTFF DEPARTMENTS. Of
which large and select assortment will ALWAYS be
iound on hand together with every thing pertain
TABLISHMENT.
Gentlemen are requested to call and examine the
stock and premises. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
may Y ct 36 Pa. ave. bet. "a and 9th streets.
MORE AUCTION BARGAINS
~ we nave Just received from auction large and
handsome assortment Of
- pieces white and colored Brilliants at l2Isc yd
~ DO robe style Lawns at Fac.
~ do Fine French Lawns ut i2sc.
10 90 Mourning Organdy Lawns at PIC.
90 Elne Paid tiInghams al lz1sc.
q, 90 Zine striped Swiss Muslins at Lac.
90 90 Elne Slotted Muslins al l21zc.
~ do Fine PLAIN MuslIns AT l-I,c
~ do Fine Check Cambrics at I2kc
DO Fine yackonet Calnbrics 81 l2lsc
90 line Berge Deaines at lSISc
DO Zine Muslin DelaInes at Isisc
% do Fine De Berges at I2l.c.
ALSO
ancy Silk Robes, Black and Fancy Co;ored Dress
Silks, Embroidery, Ribbons, Black Net MItts LIght
MA Oloves, Hosiery, &c.
w. EGAN & SON.
mn. q, 20 IA. av., south side bet. 9th and 7th sis.
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for Government, concluding the evidence on
that side
Capt Boarman then offered in evidence re-
port made by himself to Commodore Storer,
dated U. S. Ship Brandywine, December 5,
1850.
KANSAS LAND SALEs.-Instruction will this
day be transmitted from the General Land Of
Zee to the Land Offices at Doniphan and Le-
compton, Kansas Territory, respecting the re-
ceipt at the sale of Indian trust lands in June
and July next Of the transfer drafts on New
York. These drafts have been supplied by the
Treasury Department to the Assistant Treasurer
at st. Louis, Mo-, and are in sums of 81 900,
$4,000, $40, 1000, and $50, 900 each Persons de-
sirous of depOsiting their monies at ST. Louis
can obtain those drafts, to be used in the pur-
chase of the lands in question. The premium
on the drafts is not less than per cent
APPOINrED.-Alex'r II. Redield, of Michi.
gan, to be Agent for the Indians in the Upper
Missouri Agency, vice Alfred J. Vaughan
transferred to the " Blackfeet' Agency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-23
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union says, in regard to the foreign ap-
pointmentS

Z" Much interest is evidently felt throughout the
country in reference to the foreign appointments
This arises partially from the fact that never at
any former period have there been so large num-
her OF excellent names presented for these ap-
pCintments. The President will obviously be
embarrassed in his selections not only by the
number Oh applicants, but by the number who are
qualified for the places they seek. and whom he
would be glad, doubtless, to crafty. But, of
course, the appointments must he bounded by the
ofhces to be filled, and not one in ten, we under
stand, OF those recommended for missions abroad,
can be successful. We think may add. safely
from what we have learned on this subject, that
the proportion will be much less as TO the valu-
able consulates. Some Of these were filed by ap-
pointments made under the late Administration
within the last two years, and are not likely, we
suppose, to be Immediately changed.
ait is understood that the recommendation of
the applicants are now before the President. and
that he will gradually make appointments as cir
cumstances may justify and his own time NAV
permit. 1t cannot be expected, of course, that
he will despatch the whole foreign list in a morn
ing work, and make summary changes every
where, for this would be absurd. And whatever
may he his general policy to renewing our
representation abroad, we are quite sure that
even as To places which he may intend to FIJI and
whose occupants have not vet asked leave to re-
turn home, he will employ no unreasonable alb
TuptneSS IN recalling them, or in any other man.
ner give them just occasion for complaint IN
the mean time the applications, as everybody
knows, are all on file with the recommendations
In support Of them, and multitudes can bear wit.
hCoS u pdllcnCe Win winch the President
has listened both to the friends of the applicant.
themselves. twill, we feel confident be a source
Of deep regTe; to him that, in appointing one val
urd friend, he may be obliged TO disappoint ter
who are equally e>teemed.''
The IntelLigcHser devotes large portion o
its space today to the Central American ques
ton, and, entering upon an exposition of tn,
successive stages through which the negotia
tons on this subject have passed, points on
that the original aim wiz a ship canal) which
prompted the initiation of these negotiation.
has been lost sight of, and recommends a return
20 the status qHo before the treaty of 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-23
CHICKERING Il SONS PIANOS.

The extensive and increasing demand for the select
Pianos, sold exclusively by the subscriber, -
has induced hum to enlarge and reft hisTYTT
will be found the largest aud most elegant
assortment of GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
ever offered IN this city, embracing all the latest
sty les and every known Improvement.
These instruments from the long establl shed
factory of Chckering l. Sons, which, by general ac-
cord Of Mr.. ThaIberg and all the first Pianist. Is
placed at the head OF all American manu- factories.
Their recent inventions and improvements i'm their
Grand and Square Pianos, convlncngly prove them
second to none in the world. '
Also, Pianos Of varied and elegant patterns from
other Boston and New York factories
The Subscribers long experience in the Piano
business, and his cash system of purchase insure TO
customers the best instruments at the lowest prces
either lor cash OF approved paper.
Seconu- hand Planos taken IN exchange, num-
per OIL second hand Pianos, some but little used will
DC appropriated for hire; but every Piano sold as
new VIII be guaranteed to be direct from the factory
Ia y assortment of superior Melodeons. Of va
cha Ia lew days will he received large supply Of
6utars, from the neat and plain To the most elabo-
rate hhish, at prices from SIS to $6l
also, superior Harp and Guitar Strings.
ny the next steamer from Boston an additional
supply Of Grand and Square Pianos, BY Chiekering
sons. RICHARD DAVIS,
msy SS'es t-n. PVanotogto Wayeroom,