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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04
ITHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr.. KENNEDY of Ro1bury has discovered In one o. on,
HUMoR from tse Serefsls dot,n Ps~ek
H. has tined it N over eleven hundred eases. and never 10
two hundred eertihostes OF n value an "naA
Two bottles arr wax.nted to cure nursing mouth,
three bottles will cure the worst hind OF Pnpie on
Two to three bottles will the system Of bols.
Two bottles warranted TO care the worst eanfes In fae
Three to Eve bottle. arc warranted to the worst Of
esysipeia ,,sa % ,r,s al b,r,o, IN N.
Two bottle, ar. warranted to running Of the ears and
Tou. 70 y bo. are warranted to cure corrupt and running
One bo,,l. viii cure .csly eruption Of the skin.
Two three bottle warranted to cure the worst case Of
three bottles warranted to the most de'per
ate case Of rheumatism .,,
Five eight bottles win the .crofuiA
cd,s as.f Ss si Su RSS
70 eight a; Ss,on. can ss. s.
Mr. KENNEDY gives personal attendance in bad 0'''
kENSEpx,S SALT O6 RaEgM SI S1Ts
FoR INrLhNMArIos HuxoR or THE EYES, this kiyss
in,nedse relief you will apply on linen rag when gong
apply the Ointment freely aud you win the Improvement
Fos SALT RHrum, rub It well in a. o,en convenient.
FoR seALEs iuf.med surface, you will rub i In 70
your heart. eon.ent will give you such real comfort tHs'
For ScABs These commence by thin scrd huid ooiane
through skin hardening the surface In short
time are full Of yellow iufaned surface
You win apply the Ointment freely but DO not
rub ii in. ,
FoR Soar LEES This common disease more 80 thsn
generally supposed the skin turn. purple covered with :csle
tehe nolsrsby sometimes forming runnns .oses by
PLYING Ointment the itching and scales will disappear m
few days but must keep on with the Ointment antu me
skin gets ts natural color. 80 g..
Tos 1HE PILLS. and Inflammation, you will use it freely;
Il will rye immediate relief. - 49,.
This Oin.meo ssrees with every aesb and gives immediate
relief in every skin disease desh is heir to.
Price 50 cents per boz. .
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY No 10 wsuen-st.,
Roxbury, Mass
Provinces.
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CUPREME COURT-Cogs o. CMMn9a
.o,. M n.n.y ySs 'r ~ Ai sM1sSs
nssea to snsvsr the eonpi.inf 81 sAa r.sa.. co..s,
SeIi. Oaes Ii: "a Ap M sna !. ; c... ~
Of your the Usserietr, NE ~ 1000 q ~
sunss. s.ena,s Il .s.c; :.a ta. ~ All -
sad complaint A. tssl az ~ S,s lssss s.
aide costs. ANGEL = H0Loh' A's
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DENNSY WANNA RAILROAD
II THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD HOTTIE

FROM NHW-Y0RK TO CINCINNATI IN 81 EoUkA
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN s. HOURs
FROM NEw-YORK TO ST LOUIS N - HOURS
The Shortest, Best and son.squen.!y the Chssp.T k0uie
from NewYork 10 al points IN the West.
The Peunsyivsns Railroad conleeA a. PnsouIsh al
roads and from ST. Louis Mo- Alton, 0sens and Cncsso,
a.di.on, Lsiysi;e .aa iadi.sspoIis Ind cnn.t Dayton
spsine6ed Bslsfontane, Sandusky Toledo Caeyena Co
apbus. Zsnesvis, Msson and Wooster, Ohio also WITH
the boats from and to Ne~orssos o. Louis
Louisville and Cincinnati. .ft.-.- .... -. 4.
Through Tickets he had any Il the sbove ntiOrsd
the West ses hsnbs in the hotels OF this ey)
Pasensrrs will find this the expeditions and
con Portable route between the East and West. 80
Through Tickets further information, be hsd a. The
once oftke lt'f' 'it Pennsylvania RA1kkOAD,
T..l.. ... No Aston HOUSE, BROADWAY
J: l. ELLIOTT, Agent Pernsyvsnia ksnrosd 20.
New Yorh, hsy 4, 1857 si..s ..,Ilfu bod III n .ll
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DENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD-The CHEAT
i CENTRIA, ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic eiies Win
W,,tern and South western Stairs BY con-
nuous Railway direct This Road sso eo.nects P.eassh
with dsy line q Sts%sy Ie' IN the We'sn .s,,. a.
the NORTH wssern Lakes niDs the most direct cheapest and
reliable route By which FREIGHT can be 70 ana
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIrrsBCRoH;
FnsT CiAss-Boots, Shoe, Hats and Oep, IS eee,,v
Books, Dry Goods fin boxes bass and tunks). i6 -
Drugs Tin boxes and bslss), Feathers, Furs ks..
sEcoSp CLAss-Domsssie 6heeine. ohirtsn& and
Tekne Gin original baesl DruGs Tin essks Hard esntsY
Leather lin roRs or boxssl WOOL snd sASsp ls n
Tain cnsss,M1nyii.. S,.:i Chain. I'm c..i.j 20
Hemp Bacon and Port Sailed loose OF IN saeks, ioo
Tobseeo manufactured except Cigars cat kc. A
FoyR1H CLAsS-Cofes. Fish, Bacon, Bed and
Poyk I'm es.ts boxes Esstvsrd Lard and 10 cents
Lard OIL, Nails Soda Ash. German Cls5. Tar Hon
Pitch, Ro0n, kc...........'..........
TLour-si p Dbl until further notice r. l..
GRAIx--5O cent? y 100 y until further notice. -
CcTroH-e2 bale exceeding 500 weight until further
In shippns Goods from any point Ph.isph be par
eulsI 70 package VIA PsRasylvsnia Raosd AL
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road fhsdspais or
Piftsbursh viii be forw sxdsd without detsntion r
FIIISHr AGxSTs-Hauis, Worrnsy Co, nsnphia, Tenn
r. r. Sees Co. IT. Louis; J. 8 Mitchell Son. Evansville,
Ind Dunssnu Bell Co.. and Carter Jswstt Louisville,
Ky B. c. Medium, Msdison lad SPrgnan Brown and
Irwin Ca, Cinoipnsti n w Graham Co, Evansville.
Ohio; Lesch Co, No = Klby- Boston Lsseh Co.
No 2Assor House, Nsw-Yort, aud No. Wlliamk. New
mo Geo. c. Frspciscus Pittsbursh -
H. II. HOUSTON General Freight agent, PnlsArPnh
H. J. L0MBAERT, Superintendent Altoona Pa
May !, 1857 .-r ..... ..f .-.....- frI T8f J..
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r AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DESCE AEON and aAsr AprA I, EXPRESS TRAIN
II the Prcvaense Hsrtrd ma fisAh R.osd VA lssvs
Hartford the arrival there Of the Express Train Of ne New
YoA NV Haven and New Haven Hartford and sPrne
ted Railroads Which lssys New Yorh n a. M
SAMUEL MOTT 1Cpsrrttreent
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City of New York before tae e0sSesnee
day Ny next Dated WALIHcE Essees
nil lsw6nih
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
County Of New York notice hereby given to al lsrss
having claims sssin MINER C. STORY late of the City Of
NswYoi contractor deceased to present the sess VA
voucher. thereof the subscriber HE Once Ne ~ rhS
sv.su. the City of New York, OF before ne twenty nnn
dsy Of October New Yok the 18th d.y OF Aprn
lssz [.pn isvsrAl GEoRoE LAW kI.o,sst
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
ii. Cssn,y Of New York so,s. n s:t:sy Evs, !. ~ -
fed deceased to pr.sst u: ~.s VIII $780,
thereof 10 tie snbssrssrs Of sAee Of join NteAi No
Sold st. in ne City York, ssfsrs w tsI ~
JOIN T. FfacH m "a:
mis- Isws.Ns EMILY = sAVA0S. Aani,lMHm1.
n Y. SUPREME COURT-County Of King
Lucinda Beman Dsnisi & B.msn. Henry Raymond Seq
min W Palmer William C. Bsrker and Beuhsh I bic wy.
Theodors w Young John YOUNG George foani Aoosn
shsned Henry BsinbIidte Henry ne IsI s.. lila
T. Wood, John Aeosts Dudley rsrsse sLo rofss
BROOKS and notice Of object Of sesn.Is tA
dsfsndsnts DANIEL BLhAN, LUCINDA bLhAN, So
MANSON T. WOOD You hsreby summoned s.d r:Ssrss
10 snsv.r the Complaint in this action which WI Be osd 70
the oce Of tn. Clerk of the County Of kins tAe wv n
in the City Of Brooklyn, and to ss,e copy OF your
the said plant the snbscrbsss Of the emes W ~
Broadway in this city within twenty days se the ssses
III, .unons on YOU exclusive Of the Of such service saa
yeu fail snwsr the sid complaint within ne TINE aore
aid the plaintiff IN this seton win apply to the Court 'r'
ielief dems nded in the eompsint
GOODMAN JIssur
Pl.ut.fs Attorneys, No. lN kfesawE
HB-The complaint herein was lied IN ssa eish'0-"
on the l7I Of eo S.SS;y " Jrssur rAs. A~..y.
nix
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CUPERIOR COURT Of the CITY Of EAM-
- YORK-HENRY q. REEVE, kpWAxp 81 III y

CUPERIOR COURT Of the CHI sn.w,
= YoRk-HENHY Q: HHLyT xp txxs. - 1 sHHHI1s
RzIvi .,s Gast hARcrs C. IsLoUslS "a An
DREW HesE1SE-ssnn.n. the $780, T. f ,,
hereby sunmoDed to sa'.er 'ss 60 0s5o. a ~
: c..s d r ,s .s Ssa *; a T
rsrv Of ,our ss.veT on US oGee No, ~ pInswy
10 tie CITY Of NewYort within twenty osy s.e "a ~ xnn
h:r.e s.su:,vs Of ,s' e,y or..d The ps.aa. VA
judgment egsnst yon Tor the u " ,h to-. As
thirty six dollars and eeh,yesst cent. h.sS "a ss,
ssns.'s s:y % q Nay sa q: .n Nay s e.
June Ass en- is, 50 from June 49, OF 49, ~ Se.
Jan. = is ISIS y ; from n srI iss, on IS ase:
Az, II isx % on e. % Eon Nay q is anS on s's
f hsn' j ti 10 isSH dated N.yY@t SEP. i, sx
,,z,.,sn hIp q sL - Il. q Brc.dw.y N:..Ysrh
CTFERTOR COURT Of the CITY Of NEW
y YoRKwali.n Bs..s md Ss.ae' ,s s:. p:s.ss
M: Ms 1sDs MMfJssna Yes s
.1sv Vi, .ou sbouid Be bognd y the ~
.l.l Ien q ss 81 ias a: dollars sad
four cs.ts :. the 18th DAY 81 Mach hast and % . ~
yoar snsw or to this % q e. o.r -. ~
.sy in the City Of yswYors vasi N ~. IA, II sssi
49,, 80 80 ~. 10 .nsver tiis summons Villain as tne
sforessH the plaintiffs In dis setion Val Si. ~
for the Of .a:vss % H. d, u NsssI
o.s slos..na eight hundred =, SI ~ sIUYTER
f.s.is. :; A.%sssss II JANIS
sLUYYER Mn srv.ny svs1 ~ =, ~ ~ .ssss ss~
q. 1.,.s;Y. :aA y '9a :sssssa asis. =. -.
..:: gas, ne ,ssfisa Ssnef - dspessn
% .,Ss, = ,s.. ~ ,bss o. s.s sev due sss
siJss - .ah sssIsss frs- A'isssH bpiifYrnLp 'a' %
JANIS O. SLUYrHk
i.ws.H J. laws CsEna'r'ss! 4" p''e"
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BROOKLYN ITEMS,

NV AssrNBLI nisrRnrs.--Kses County q en-
titled to Assemblymeu according 10 the &C. Of
the Legislature ps.ecd last Winter Heretofore there
were but three At the lat meeting Of the Board Of
supervisors Messrs Bergen Bleschc and WocawcrtN
were appointed Committee To apporiOn The astc.s,
and report the result for conSrns;in. q ,lW,
R.PE CasE At GREEsrorsr.--A young mAa sansa
William II. Lyons ala, Honey Lyons, Of 6reeaps5rs,.
was arrested on Saturday night by Officer King e Tie
Seventeenth Ward, on q charge Of committing rape
upon servant giri named Ellen Cine, the Saturday
night previous. On Monday last the girl appeared
before Justice Farmer and stated that about 10
on Saturday night she ives leaving sshoessore 10
Franklin street, Lyon met her at the door and re-
quesed to send note 10 the daughter Of her mistress
Accused walked along with her, and upon reaching
Smiths undergrad. threw her down end stempsea
to violate her person. She succeeded m gettmg away
and reached the aleywsy Of her residence, when he
again came up and accomplished his purpcee. Justse
Farmer advised the girl to so before Or. Smell Tor
professional examination, which she did After th'ss
two or three days elapsed, but the girl did nee
come forward to press the complaint, Upoprs
second interview which DR.. suen hAa wiah
the girl she stated that she had AbAndcne4
her intention Of making complaint, end Sasso
q reason that The idintI Eau eNen hSs 49,
with promise that he would give her Pecun'ary as
ss,ance Of any time she was in need and fthes taat
the father and son had told her that the matter came
up before the Court, she would be compelled 70 es-
pose her person 10 all present. -
On Saturday, upon the complaint Of Assistant Capt
Bruce of the 18th Ward Judge C!suy issued war
rant and the arrest was made as above stated The
girl was also taken into custody to prevent her beng
sent out Of the way and both parties were committed
to the County Jail TO await examination. Do
prscH.ReYp.-Peter Smith was brought before
Justice MoIehou.e on Saturday the charge o. csesins ~
death Of James permody Both accused snd deessed e<p ~
ssshe in Atlantic during ,he wn,sI ps,mosy We
found dead on Thursday morins and hence va W7css4
,S,t Smith tnew something II The evidence shcvet Aes
deceased was disspsted and died Of ntenpenee snd osr
sure Smith was therefore discharged ~, IN "a. u. =,
ASSAULTED ~ THE SrRrEr.-baniei murray ,waS
assaed IN Van Brant street, Saturday NIGHT y o.
and serioasy injured He discovered ~ ycer
oRourke and brought the Third Dsrc. esAssoh hcuse
There was an ilsised wound under the eye ans woue0
the neck sppsrppy caused with tnfe Dr. NcDenasi :"
tended 70 his iniuriss 10 fhs Iei F,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

T,HE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From New.YorK 70 Liverpooi:
Chief Cabin Passsse...'
Second Cabin PasssSe,@.......... IS
From Boston TO Liverpool:
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. 90
The ships from Boston call 1T Hahfax. . .
AFRICA Shannon Leaves N. York. "Wednesday May 13
EJrROPA Leaves Boston. .Wednes day May %
ASIA Lott.....,...Leaves N York. Wednesday May n.
NIAGARA Wiskmsn Leaves Boston. Wednesday, June g.
ARABIA Stone,. Leaves N York. "Wednesday, June 10.
AMERICA Lang Leaves Boston. Wsdnesday June ~
Berths not secured until paid for ...
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners Of these shpe will be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious Stones Metals
bills Of ang srned therefor and the 'ae thereof
therein expressed. For freight or passage apply to
Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after Monday April 1887 and untl further notes.
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duansst as fouo"s
BTNKIRS EXPRkss :s:S n for for P Rss.1
Rail. at $50 H., Tor Duniiri and Buffalo and inter
mediate stations Ps.enser'b BY this train will rs.sn over
ns f1a r.. via for
s%s.,p' end cations for Nsrbur,. Ndd,ovn
and intermediate stations 49,
EMIGRANT t5p ~, for puniri and Buffalo and inter-
''''' THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. SUNDAYS
NIGHT EXPRESS, .t 4ss m. for Dunii,t, every day.
Except that the train on Saturday runs to H0fne'''
'' sishg ExFREss -. sr ssn:,s sv.y d.y
C.nandsss and Niagara Fall. Railroad for Nisssrs rs'
BsmU1 r csD the s a s.S caa and
Railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with Dssmsre Lsc,s
With the .n sus.S .nd i City
Buffalo Dunkit with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor CisVs
land 'H'nn' Toledo H p5ii f RSTsb Il
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW;
N YORK to ROCHEsTER.-rhe ROCHESTER, and
yA h 6d1SDs sn and N%
York and Erie Railroads forms direct route nom Ne"
The dr"etne.s ohis route together with the superior
fcr Afforded by the wide renders b. fer the most dsnS
' can be- pToeued the NewYok and Railroad
Ticket Once foot Of Dusnes,, aud No e3 Broadway also In
'e Bs:ss Ss.s Checked throush.
Fet. viii be transported between ana
csn calling the General Fresht Agent Of TIE
NewYork Erie Railroad Erie Buildings; OF TAFPAN,
Fxpress Freight Agent No 1913 Broadway.
the Buffalo, Corning and New TORI Railroad on
Sunday. j. RED1If-LD suPeIintena.nt.
NEW-JERSEY RA1LROAD-FOr PHlLAr
IN DEIPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST Wis JERSEY
CITY-Mah AID Express Lines; Leave Hsw.YoIs and II
a NJ and and D. M fare, % III m % 25 stopping al
Nay stations IL and 20 Kenrnston. Through Tickets
.Old Cincinnati ts7 and sis 5o and the West. ana ioI
BatSnore MashngtOn. Norfolk &c and through baggage
W. WOODRUFf. Assistant Supt
No Bsreaas received for train unless delivered
and checked Is minutes advance Of the time Of leaving
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PlNY'S TXPRESS-GLSERAL OyFIcE, No l76 Broad
way N Y.-The New-Yok and Eide Railroad Company are
now prepared 70 do = regular EIPIess bs.inen
HOMER RAMSDELL, President
CHAs A. De WITT, Supt Expresa
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tn. County Of New YORK. notice 10 hs,by given TO =
n,r,ons having claims sssnst JAMES NcNAUGH1ON lees
Of the CITY OF deceased TO present the 'ems with
vouchers hereof the subscriber at his once no III Front
s,,ee in the City of New York before the sshsesaea
day OF Nav next Dated tn. fhssnth day Of No
yen,ber. 1856 JANIS r. NALLASb' Lxeeste1'
pI7 Ian An
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NORMAL SCHOOL OF NEw-JERsrr-The Trustees
of the State Normal School met Trenton Friday saa re-
elected r. s. Field Presidsnt John H. Phillips Secretary, me
T. Kinney Treasurer Messrs Kinney, Field, fhilrs ana
Cole unanimously reelected the Executive comttee r
the ensuing year. n = 20 '.-f =, ,.,
The Principal presented report the condition and pros
poets Of the Normal and Model Schools by WHICH ePsas
that the number Of pupils tho Normal School % ne
time is 90 steadily increasing; while the ns.ost "a se
Model School no. every seat being ocenpssd via twenv
pcsnis the books ic the pess te 70 svss sour
hence and the number rapidly inrressns he eso
plan Tor increasing for the Model schsol
The Board again the iNh o. Sese
tend the semsnnus sIamnstop Of the lnsthaaa vheA
occur the 18th l6h nth and 18th Of that month
IsDusrRIAL SCHOOLS At NxwANx.-Ihe esrlx ssc
.sy Of the Industrial Schools Of Newark tool place s
Prcsbyerian Church Friday evening" With lnC
epce Of the friends enterprise Mayor pow leTseo
and speeches were BY the Rev VIM A5man ~ Esy
n L. Cuyi.r OF New. York, and the Rev j. FSw enith ~
they spon the Important VI thee IN
are therefom In educating the
rescuins from lives which almost Inevitably Iced 10
crime and namy The reports Of the vzioss sh0ois were
read, showing good condition. faaA itff =
SHAD.--There was q very extraordinary run o. snAa
the Roth River Friday aud Saturday BY whish thsr
price reduced to per 100 for hose esses " 9yass
and l6 for those caught 10 s meta shad ssied "a eseey
City on Saturday from % 30 cents ps wAeh Save
from 20 cents to 81 per pair Toey we've pa
chased freely. - 4
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Ocean Cleaners, &r.

DOYAL MALI. STEAMSHIP AFRICA.-Con-
III egnees informed that the AFRICA will commence dis
charsing on IESDAY MORNING the 9Th inst. All Goods
which Permits received will be sent to the BONDED
Warehouse, Jersey City, and be subject TO storage.
l.. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS. 4.

The nativity OF hese PIisoners % sstd ol9Es iskno
U.s. Germsny England u Scotland ard The United sssses
r. Of whom are colored ..IHhiiH WoN@i ~
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CTEAM 70 SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE,-
> ne ns,lik:ea, steamship vAsDEKBiLN 40 tul,,
soAsr T S9sE K.vnn ,r g4ysE n R
sss.ts:y ,S.s 8
sstura.y. .Aas Iiwsdnssdsy. Ia
PRICE oY PASSAGE.
rT', c,b1 according 70 location n sioo to s,
spscir dsstIt5 IN Iaadcn and P.h,
D. TORRANCE, As.ut,
.r.,. No. 8 Bowling green, Nsv-feh
Letters for Enssnd and Europs prepaid, ssh 3 cents PER
c fS % f 10 Me- Ia sp
to III o'cloei Of the morning Of sailing.
TyHR LIVERPOOL AND NEw-YORK AND
Il PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPAHTs Clyde
civ 81 81 E WIN.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. z ice .un... csps G. rsiIi.
r.. unaetnc,.d or other vessel: ~. Intended ,:a''s
soiio~.:
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday ................Msya
CITY S " oy wtshIITGd4E %.
And each alternate Wednesday.
KANGAROO. from New I Yori, Tssl.d.y IA
ciTf of H4NcHHsTEk from Ns~.Yoii. Thursday Nay "a
.ic ely ~ OF IL
a. i;sa OF CABIN fr%&eyo- .d Phil
.d.lph. t7s from L..pssl y cr..'; u tSn:.' and y
I'll having the privilege in the Saloon I.ciuns Stew
passepees will be takep and found In much provisions
required. Prom Pklsdelphs and Nsw-Yorh So IRON Lv-
erpooi, 80.
Certificates Of passage win Be issed here to parties who are
derous Of bringing cut their friends q corresponding rates
Drafts on Liverpool from Il upward
There steamships constructed with Improved water tlh
compartments and each vessel csres experienced surgeon
and every attention paid the comfort and accommodation OF
passengers
All goods the Agents wiz be forwarded with economy
and dispatch.
For fright passage sPpyts
JOHN @. DALE, No. i3 Broadway, Hsv.Yort AGENT OF
WIN. INHAN. Nos and Is ToverB Buildings, Liverpool
IHOR BREMEN VIA SIMULTANEOUSLY
IL United States Nail steamship HERMANN =. Higgins,
GILL sail for BREMEN tone hing SOUTH AMP
TON land the mails and for England ard france.
SATURDAY, May IL, at u O'Clock from Pier No 81,
PRICE, OF PASSAGE FROM srw.Yosk scvTHAArroS
BREMRH:
In hst cabin, lower saloon. ................. ITO
In second cabin oS
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached 10 each steaner
Specie delivered IN Havre OF London.
No parcels received on the day Of ssiiint.
All Letters nut pass through the Post Once.
For Passage or freight apply 70 $1,000
C. IL SAND, AGENT. Nc. II South Wthsm.st
The steamer WASHINGTON viii succeed the HERMANN,
and sail June H.
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The subscriber will continue the Stock Brokerage Business
on his own account Office Of the late firm Of Sands
Will No Wait and his services 70 his friends tor
the punse Of Stocks and other securities the Bro
kers Board. (Sigped) A. j. WILLS.
New.York NAV l.. 1857
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ASSAULTED ~ THE SrRrrr.-haniei Murray waS
row dies and serioasy injured lie w dssovsrsa ~
oRourke and brought 20 the Third u'tric, sAsson
the neck sppsrepiy caused with tuife D NcO0nnsh :"
fen ed q inuries. II. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

COPARTNE RsfIPbe undersigned have this day formed
u Copsrtnershp under the Of SAMUEL s. SANDS Co.
the transaction Of General Stock Commission Business ~
No. &c Walst tsgnedl SAMUEL ). SANDS,
New-York May !, 1857. Z. y. AYaAR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04
0oparinersbip Notices.

The undersigned has HIS DAY formed copsrnershp With
hi. nephew. I; BAKER and will continue the SPECIE
and EXCHANGE BUSINESS under the firm Of CHAS.
THwING l. Co., OF the Office, No. . Wallet
May J. 1851 CHAS. THWING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27

tn. EXPLOSION OF DUPoNr's POWDER MILL
FUxHn PARTICULARS Tho telegraph gave IN account Of
terrible exclusion at Dnponts powder mill 10 DeSvars,
the ed inst accompanied by distressing loss OF e
The Delaware Republican, has tbe following additional par
ticulars- We Learn that Mr.. Dlpo1t, the proprietor;
asristed by Edward Hurst, Anthony Doughery. lie ~s
vsche, John NoCanerty, Richard Hunter and George
F.ber engaged In removing large heavy box out OF
old bu dipg about 10 BIO torn down. when the OF
came In contact with the wall and the friction produced
re setting OF the building, which has been used
1914 although cleaned well ~ possible. contained
Lar qusnti,y Of pos der under the floor Their clothes
took Gre and they hastened TO sxtingush the flames. Mr.
Dupont Jumped into the race, and after having accom-
pihed bis puIpoee 1.-THE roof OF The press
was on nre when he building exploded and torn
aioms with terrible crash Mr.. Dupont terribly In
tured By the scattered fragments His ribs broken
and one lung petor rated He also received compound
fracture Of The right thigh He found among tho
ruins untsrrded and perfectly cool He orders i'm
y TO have water passed n put out the flames,
TO prevent further disastrous consequences. He
carried bis house. In the immediate vicinity where bis
wounds were examined and dressed by Dr. Grimshaw.
Mr. Dupont died about ave O'Clock the afternoon.
Edv Hurst and Anthony Daughery also died from the
fecs Of their injuries after the accd mt Mr. Do
ropt widely known aud highly esteemed and bic loss
will be deeply deplored moi only by his immediate relA
uyes, but BY Ill who knew him. despatch says that
George Fisher, Lewis vache, John MoOaHerty, Michael
Higgins and Richard Hunter among the wounded, be-
pg all more or kas burned. Mr. Vsche Is MORALLY In
jured. The explosion WAS sensib felt at Wilmington.