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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

INDFPiNDENT MILITARY C0NPaNEs.-Ar al
iouri,d meeting OF the lutepen lent, Ant-P h'i s.
Talp,t Companies was he ii - Onder iOuks Ii u, iaSr
evening, CAPT. Jackson m the "l.r rae Pr'kst<
Gu,rds Of the Fourth Ward, Whiehll Gnsrd No ],
a. Do,an Quad AID Oh C,lnlnolor- Guird ~ the
tirst WsJd. Croi.us Guard OF the Seventeenth War,
:. " ilson Guard Of the Fourteenth Ward. ana F"a-
tier Mv,k teers Of the Fourth Ward, enrolled them
selves sncer this org anzeton. II sisted IN II the
Fret WaId would turn OIt seventeen of the n'nstrcn
compsni,s OF the Ward in this independent p.raie.
a Committee of five 20 procure muske.s Wa ap-
pointed, viz: Capt. " Nay of the First Wsri Ctpt
Eogar Of the Fifth Ward Capt. LEONARD OF the S.v-
eth Ward Capt. Shine of the Fourth Ward, Cap.
Laweou Of the Seventh Ward The President
adctd TO the Committee.
The election OF Grand Marshal vas laid Over until
the he II n, etng 70 allow all who attend to jim the
psis dc to he present and vote.
Il was resolved thM the officers Of the various Com
paIies should ascc ain what bands of music 'ud he
procured, and repor At the next meeting.
a committee of i've appointed to Wal. upon
Msjor General Sanford and invite MIN and his ttiii 70
roview the Independent Target Compsres. TIE
committee Contests of CaptaiusJ Lsugiop Holland,
+. White u. Baptist and V. Jarboe.
CsptSin Edgar Of the Hofniire Guards Was elected
Treasurer.
The meeting then adjonrned "a Friday evening.
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TRADE SAIE.-The Nes-York Trade Sale under the
direction 40 Ia the Book Publishers Association COM
meuces this morning with the invoices OF stationery,
and will continue throughout the week. The invoi,es
Of books, of which the sales begin Thursdsy CON-
prize valuable assortment Of recsn, publications from
a variety Of eminent hou,es in Ne~-York, Boston,
Philadelphia and else where.
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Col. B,s1os il in to~n, a, Col FrlNo>r',.
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fAiveris~n.nt

Aiverisensnt
JORN BisHOP HALLS GALLERY ~
HALLotYPss
Al fsrpsi,ks's fssrLs % Aat.
No IS broAawAy
Opposite MstrpAitsa hstA
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lAcgSre nett
Nrwrsr or ARTS PRocREss PHOTOGRAPHS
- - "a osss,ed ~ imprvvrd soS.s e-.a,f. - e0<so -
n.hiaI in tie Pictu 70 D~ TO eaa~ e'@ 0sDs - -
49,, a Holsts's 0sleIy See tSsn ~ sssssAsAos~A
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The Priacirsl of the Mount v ernon tone,aa ~
N. Y. Boarding school" foo BOYS snd 'ne 'ane'
Institute, fos ladies, be seen 81 tne he'VPo"'
Hotel for one week. Circulars can DO o"ahea Q.
calling upon Mr. H. Assh, 81 tue once on TIE noeo'
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From the n Y Despatch AGc> -

H.liorYrEs.- Ii you would -. ycssss1 =
49, 80. -, 0t.s,y'. 6si~ry No. sac Brosl~sg.
90. .,ks o, takire pestrs,ts 10 q 'ses - -
- .s,t I .ss ear. lsst zoe ase o.a s,~ s1nS
A.saeu.s,p- IA. q, a~ss 81 eotAius ssd nae esssos
he uOs' flitsIly psi,i-a mitis'n,-. wroafn !"
10 rrii-sy sasv and ito ssfeess nv.s set
thor heretofore introduced iric the world % Az
but b. gess-s ~A 'hs -eee,s psoC sc~ By the hASyO
c~'s. IS siv.s pot oniy p-i-c< -. arsfy o.
tKpu ssi' o. sct Aso hf- Ike ard toUe teess1
hat ush.s pstfasts - -
pisLs, pesoas appear bealiiA s.aee ID. sIssy ~ -
y ued bs srmb~r Of vs. tArooaas ~ 70 80 -
rur,. aud fs tb-u h.s s.n, asssss1 =
r.pe..iBs themselves dsisstes ssas sssg -
csAu
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wr,.,ps Cisss-- rsis oAv. We r-s~am~sd III - -
,o,s 20 eat thsu psnss 70 tsy tia ss ct eressene
-, i,..oas u H. q fer 81 - IA 81 n sss seS.
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Homeopathic DispeDseIy ior the gratuTtous ''eai'
mspt Of the pcr, u open al No. - BOND street,
under the supeiuts ndsnce Of DR. oto fagfan, ''"o'
'eled and sssited by other practooe" Of tue n'meo
pihic school. The destitute who prefer tnst ue>''
meIt should know the existence oil tai' p''pe''
nary, and the charitable who incline 70 ho"ooP"ny
may perhaps be moved to contribute something ''"a'u
iis support.
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DIR. N. PKicI MooRI SrocEssfVL'-Dr' Il rr'cs
Moore has won his suit against Mr. Livngstos Judss
Roosevelt delivering decision IN his mv< yes'seus!
70 , c,ovd.d Co.,t.ccom. A decree va entered Mat
the defeodant execute q new deed Of The property n
81 oovuoI.d to b. vo.h sons 900. tAaa tAees
b :. seeo,.s.e n ths rss.s aaA prSdts fso 1871,
- 49, 49, 4, D,. Moore TAs peiss o. -
&C., a !, - ; 81 W. sAAeA>s~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-11

IL Two little negroes, Joined back to back.
are on exhibition at Montgomery, Ala.
IL Furs, to the amount Of $50 900. have been
past year. -
u The work on the New London and ston-
1ngton Railroad has entirely ceased About two
Thirds Of the road Is com pIeted
IL During the forenoon Of the 3Dth ultimo.
i2,sfS bales Of cotton were received in New Or
IL The shoe manufacturers of MarbIebesd.
Massachusetts, are about recommending their
work.
u The keene, n. H., Sentinel announces
John e Fremont, Is its next Candidate for the
Presidency.
u Two hundred and thirty years ago TWEEN.
York. - "
. u Friday last was generally observed in
Canads as day Of fasting, humiliation, and
prayer.
UMrs Nancy Baker recently received the
IsPP n Of acknowledgment at Rochester,
III In Mr.. Evrreu's agricultural address.
there Is said TO be one sentence Of s. lines without
a single period.
IL The Carolina Times of SATURDAY. bss +,
communication nominating Col John Cunning
nam, OF Charleston, as the next Governor of the
state - "
VI IL was stated at an anti Mormon MEETING
that Tue arms OF L tab consist of a beehive pro-
" dt whose feet Is the
American eagle, couchant, and badly pIuc ked.
IL The Albany Express saws that workman
In the nIted States Arsenal at wateryliet. are
engaged In shipping 25OUU Mimic rifle balls !:
desiinatiOn unknown. -
. oKSIsNcK OF DEATH on foCR NEGRoEs-The
Sumter, d. G.. Democrat Of ia. Z,tb uIt S,v. m
saturday, the last day OF Court, Judge NJ udd pro-
nouneed the sentence of death upon four negroes
Jerry, Daniel, Abram and Part, who Were con-
victsd OF numbering their master Richard p
stewart. The day fxed for their execution is
friday the ith inst. Ii has been more than ten
years since the last execution in Sumter county
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limited STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.

PosT OFYIcs DEPARTMENT Nov o. 1887
Proposals for carrying the mails Of the United
states from LIST ebuars 1884, 3 tn June l8se on
the following route tbe State Of VIRGINIA wall he
received III the CONTRACT Office Of this department
until 2. m, OF The sth day Of January next TO be
decided on the following day:
SSe From Charlottesville, by North Garden. Coves-
VILE. Oak Lawn. Ioviugton, Roses Mills,
New Glasgow, Amherst Court house, ard
Cool W ell. to Ivpchhurg, ~ miles aud lack,
SIX times n week. la four horse coaches.
Leave Charlottesville daily, except Sunday. at
. ia pm;
Arrive at Lynohhurg next day Ly 90 am;
Leave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday a. J
am;
arrive al Charlottesville ly lI,pm:
Proposals Containing q different schedus VI A,
also be considered. - -
For forms OF proposal. guarantee. and certificate;
also, instructions and requirements 10 be emlraoed
the contracts. see advertisements Of Jan. 70 1885,
FEBRUARY 9. 1851 and FEBRUARY 2, 1857 or either Of
them, In pamphlet FORM at all the principal post Of
ices. AARON " RRONN
n2l-ldw<v postrlasfer General
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

Il II l<N
BHOWN s' HOTEL.-John I Magruder. Us
~ IL Alexander. bid; 4 W Alexander, uses:
Mf PlumTneT and family. nd Mr. Brewstop \
\; A L WilIick, Usa; Geo Lee, Tenn; Bick-
\ Wood, Ps, NJ Leonard aud Lady, do, q RI
Horne do; W Ball, Mass; u r Newton, o: !
~ MeElffesh and lady, Pa Mis-. j Holcombe.
SU, Va. an Ec bsii, do Tw White KY r Ash
mas Nc Rsane, do Ii Harmon, do W Kins.
icy, Ny; Roystoa, No Mis-. " hit.buI.t
q $50 Iremain, ~ w Watkins, Md; X
SKINNER, NJ W Whiting and lady Va A
LELAND. Pa; Hon woodsen and fam, Mo;
ellsworth and niece, NC; l. Burbank
NJ VI Elliott, Ky; CastaiIs, jr, Pa; Con-
Kent, Md; Connolly, NY; Jas Mailoye. do; c
>weeny, do; K Barry do Nv
WIZARDS HOTEL DIR Psrdi ! q
Green, GsN; Beard, Pa; II Moore, UsN;
GsIiaheT, Penn, w Baxter and fam o: A n
SwitEer. L y; II A Dsnck ler. Pa; j N bowen
Mdi w StanGury, Eng; w w Woodwor,b. y
\; Hon Cad walader and lady, Pa; II r Smith
and lady, \ York Davy, Md; IS II Edgar,
Mich; Hon VI Buchanan, II ID Means, Can't Va
Hallett, Hon b PottIe, c "A Ripley, Nd: T
Jackson, CSA; ii Duddeu, Eng; 8 X Mayon,
gle, NJ Thsyer, X Christie, Jr, II Fan; r &
avery avery nlsh, W shiPman, Conn; Major VIII
ton, CT; J Alscha, NY; r. w Noise. La; Emile
Laserr, do; w ID Lee, do; c Morris, jr, Wa.
LAKEWOOD HOUSE.-Com voorhus, u sN;
w Sim, Md Williams, Pa; I. Sadier,
Va Walers, Md, A Awkeny, Iowa; ] T
rsriie, do Kelly, Sid; IL Il Beall, do; w
hddison, do; > WOrhington, do; Mrs Kings
bufy, NY X o Adams, lows; + woad do; j Il
Bristay and isdy, Min; w II Mitchell. Mass: NJ
w hlley, Mass; Dennis. Pa; r X Stringer
u yms' and lady, NY; 4 NJ Aifriend, Va; q
U; bOTEl., a.. O. SMITH s)-w M Bur-
"su, va f0gg, Ga; Is Crawford Pa: w
msIE' Va Dr u Clark, Mass; A e Msdinesr.
w IayIeure, Mo; A Eddor, Ny; DIR q n Luc,
helt, l. Ooodson, h Moore, Pa; A Cosby.
va; JR Anderson, Penn; e. w addIe Va. Al o.
bOurn, scott and lady. Miss Rochsstsr Ma, :
Morris, NJ; Ewers, Va '
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EVENING" ? STAR!
rHE COKNER.

The seat in the corner- .......
What comfort we see
In that type Of afeotilon,
Where love bends the knee;
When the pray ers Of our ohlldhsSd
We learned 20 repeat,
And the lips Of mother
Made holiness sweet.
The name Of q corner
Has something still dear,
That tells us of pleasure
Ne'sr boug 1T with q tear;
of loved ones Remembered,
OF faces, once gay, -
That fed like dream,
Like vision away.
In our letters, full often,
Kind say ings abound;
But still IN the corner
The klndest 10 found:
We look TO the postscript,
And there, written small,
We lind IN the corner
Words dearer than all
Our heart receives many
We love with good will.
But who gets the corner
Is loved the best still;
For th5 heart hath its corner,
And dear Is the one
w no remains It's pOssessor
Til lIfs's love Is gone.
IChdrIss Mack1g
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BANKING HOUSE OF GHuRR HRorusRa

x
ID CHUBB BROTHERS.
DrrosIIs.-D Deposits received and Checks paid
otiss received on Deposit at par, and FIX change
said Cities furnished to depositors without charge
on Deposits at such rates as MAY be agreed upon.
DsrGsITs " vIasSIs AID HScUSsSsT MosE.
osved to be checked for pay able in funds, in
specie. we charging the regular Exehange;
will be discounted and .oans made on stocks Bonds
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CxEDIT.-Letters of Credit will be
FURNISHED, negotiable In the different Cities of the
United States, on Deposit of Money or Collatsrals,
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
CHARGED II Coateras, on such terms as nay be agreed
TRAvELINs Bills or ExCEANsK.-Traveers will
es sSdmssd WITH dTss y such Gums az may Pc de-
LAND AND EuRopE.NBili- Of EI eSsnss and Letter.
n to
BONDS, SIocKs, &c:-Bonds, Stocks, and Securi-
IN the dsrsn at
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, We
tss the nosa to FER
RAILROAD. Cry. AND srArx BoNDs.-Rcilroad,
negotiation. either IN this couktry or Earope RaI.
road lrIr purchased fer cash Or with Ponds,
market rates. All Warrants sold BY us are Ssaysa-
Land Wsfrsnts located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished Ii re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL Estate AMP INsuaANcss.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
coSsRks.%Cfam. On The Uni; d States, before tRs
Court of Claims or Congress- intrusted to us, will be
prosecuted O' prompt c I'll t9,f ABsRRT16THERs
Jan q .- Opposite the Treasury.
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DEPRECIATION OF PROPERTY.

This year will long be memorable as the most
disastrous one to the property OF our citizens
known within the present century. The only
class of persons or capitalists that have escaped
are the owners Of real estate we'll located in the
city the holders Of State or city securities and
the holders Of irst-class mortgages. These re-
main firm, while all others are more or less in
yolved in ruin, by the almost total destruction
Of many classes of personal property. The un-
wise capitalists who changed their safe invest
msnts that were yielding them six per cent per
annum, to dabble in corporation and business
paper, have had their fingers burnt so
seriously that They now cry hands off" and
will probably be very cautious about such oper-
atoms IN future. The persons who have been
the projectors OF the immense expensive manu-
factory establishments, find their investments
gone. Persons in the jObbing trade find their
means locked up in deprecated stocks of goods,
or IN protested notes due them from suspended
parties at tho west aud in New England The
mercantile interest has suffered to a. great
an extent as any other, and commercial men
will ind themselves crippled for years Ships
and cargoes have alike deprecated, and a long
time must eiapse before the losses are ascer-
tanned, the goods sold, the money attained and
the voyages settled up.
Many Of these persons are looking forward
with interest to see what dividends will be paid
in January, as they need the funds to meet
their bills at the first of the year.
We hear of the case of gentleman of this
city who was appointed trustee of the estate of
deceased person and guardian OF some minors,
and who thinking safety should be mainly con-
suited in the investment of the funds thu COM
mitted to him, sold off the stocks of various cor
poratIons belonging to the estate, and invested
the proceeds in State and city securities, where
he was sure Of six per cent. interest. The ap-
praised value Of this property was about $780,
600 two years ago. The difference to-day be-
tween the market value Of the stocks sold and
the securities now held by tho party, is no less
than $40 900.
Ii is reported in financial circles that the per-
sonal estate Of an opulent merchant who died in
Boston less than four years ago, valued in 1854
at 81 800 900, and consisting mainly of railway
shares and bonds, has shrunk so much during
the past two years, that tho depreciation is
more than 81 900, 00O
1t 10 stated that the manufacturing stocks
owned by single family have deprecated
more than million Of dollars in value within
two years. The personal property of many in
dividuals has faded away during the present
year like I" dissolving views, +" and the surprise
attending the change is similar in many respects
to that which usually attends those novel s1-
hibitions--BOstoH Transcript
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nlnsteen inclusive the wS,. hsof s,ct,cp rv,,nf, :
the east half OF section twenty one; sections tv en-
y-tvo 90 twenty sevss. nci sssve; TIE east sff -
y nine; sections thirty and thirty one, the west
half of section thur, two the east haf Of section
/ thlrty thfce ana sections thirty four and thlrtf-
Ave, Of township ,tshfssH; andt0Ensh rs y isss
t% ssa, aad vert one , Of rsnEe yoEs
ave; the mort beast quaTteT of section vsnty two;
sections twenty three 10 tvcnty Incusrves nae
southeast quarter OF section thlIty-io aud SEQ
uon LhItJ i've, of township serestsss; sectioas
one one TWO, and three; the southeast quarter Of
uon nine; sections ten Ia ffteen, inclusive; the
northeast quarter Of section twenty -one; sections
Senty two to twenty seven, inclusive; and sections
sections One two, and three; the northeast quarter
OF section ion.; sections ten TO fifteen, InoUsIvs
and sections thirty -four and thirty i've OF TOW nshe
naset.sn; andtownships neehfy and ttoenGy one. OF
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
.swsm, aSo othsr purposes toEether with those
IoI cntiya,on, IL any. gTauted {" the state by the
ses o,hs, scr g enable the stste OF Arkansas
thear limits. approved September -. ls5D, will 10
No ''m,stTal Taads'' or traots containing mineral
deposits sIe lobe elered at the public sales. sueh
sfnSeS S, ,anss sssrs ,JfsP,,e and sx-
m me- Of the act of Congress approved Sd March,
tSs o sGssd Am sst 70 provide for the surye, OF
en- t.nn tights therein. and for other purposes"
on the das Spponie sSd s es nm
h m WHICH, h .hss are adysrtsed until the Whole shall
nave peeh onereu, ana the sales thus closed but no
sac shsii be Kept open longer than two weeks, and
no private entry OF any Of the lands will ad united
until alter the expiration of the two week. =
Given under my hand. at the cIty Of Wsshinston,
thus sixteenth day Of September, ammo DomIni one
thousand eight hundred and kfty seven,
BY the President: =
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CIAINANTs
Every person entitled 10 the night Of pre-emptIon
20 any OF the lsnds within the townships and parts
oil townships above enumerated ia required 10 estnb
lisa the sane la the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver oil the proper land once, aud ,nak, pay
mani fheTsJoT as soon as practicable af.,r s,r,sf
hH NOTICE, and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the puolic sale of the lands eu,i
bracips the tract claimed: heryIse ,neb claim vii
be forfeited THOS A. HENUR iCRS "
Sc 1s-law5n
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WAsHlNST2iNR iNsYEhN sy &c S0 al sSs

This Company is now prepared to receive arpce-
tons for INSURANCE'ON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDlSE, &e., at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Office, corner OF
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avsnus, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. r. BaytJ, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James F. Halliday,
WIN. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohun, M. w. Gait.
Beaj. Beall,
JAMES C. Moo UIRR, President.
GRAFTON u. HANSON. Secretary. ap lily
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7 A w b q o X \.
IL Angel on Highways.

IA w 30 o X \. - ...t. r. ..''t
L. ANGEL on Highways. g.. -F 90"
Maryland Digest, vol. 2.
Selwyn's Nisi Prius, 2 vols. new edition.
United States Digest, vol. 10. 1856.
BENNETT 4 Heard's Leading Criminal Cases, vols.
Story's Equity Pleading, new edition
And many others at the lowest prices. 81. q 3
ma FRANCK TAYLOR,
AIDES BRAIDS, PLAITS, CURI.S. HALF
IL WIGS and PuFFS. at CHESS Hair Store.
near corner Of 18th st. and Pa Rv. n am
CARD CASES, PORTEMO
y nsie., Paper, Pens. Chess; Dom,noes. Dolls,
EBgrayings, 81. MoLA UG Hl.INiS,
mol 10, between 9Th and eth SITS,
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poN1XtfIHDbA fR'EN PREpY.
No. I'D Warren Street. Rcxbxrv, MassSsAvssffs

Agents for Washing ton.-Chas Stott l. Co, II.
Gilman; Kidwell Lawrence, J. 3; Gardner BurrJ
Martin King. Saifn palmer, sohssrix s Coo.
Boswell; Daniel D. Clark. J. ?. MiIburn, Dunbar
Dyson. { ord 70 x Bro; Agents for GeoIsetown.-R.
INV Sly 30
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TrsveIers' Direotorv
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRoAD
TRAINS BUN AS FOLLOWS:

= From WASHINGTON at 6 a. m, connect,nr a,
keiaJ with trains for the West, and at Baltimore
with those for Philadelphia and New York: Al a n
z; m. for Annapolis, baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York At p. N. for Baltimore and NOrfoik
and at Relay with ,Frederok train. :. = =
EXPRESS at l.9O D. m. at RELAY for ths Wat
And Tor Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, sad
On Sunday at Aap.m.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON n
AlS a9d s.l5 .. m, 5 and SIS p. m.
On sunday 1t Ais q, m.
jel2-tf PARSONS ,Arsnt.
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SpEECHES OF BRITISH STATESMEN.
Cfrom Waterloo TO the passing Oftle Reform Bill,
1 VOL, London. 1857. IS.
Speeches of British Statesmen, from the X eform
Bal TO the Russian War. vol, Londou, 1857, 81 .25
Report on the Hudson's Bay Company 4 VOL, Lon
don, i3S7. S275.
Sir John Hsrschelrs Essays. / VOL, London, 1857,
IS 80.
Burns's Ornamental Driving and Architectural
Design with 30 Illustrations, vol, London, 1857,
SI25.
Bergen's Spherical Tables for Great Circle Sail
ing, VOL. London 1857, Sl.62.
Baron MnnchaUsen: fac timiis reprint OF the
original edition, with engGavIngs. ] vol, London,
1857. 81 cents.
Manual OF Drills for Heavy Guns, vol, (oicial.)
Norwich, England. 81 cents.
Bourne's CatecLlsm OF the Steam Engine en-
larged edition, London, last, S2.25.
Fertilization, Field. and Permanent; by Captain
Lendy, vol, London, 1857. a2.6l.
HuttOn's Mathematical Tables; Budgets Practi
cal Miners Guide Trubuer's Dictionary Of -Four
Languages; Hsrtsletts Commercial aud Slave
Trace Treaties Palnierstons Opinions aud Policy:
Froude's History Of England; Binns's Mechanical
and Engineering Drawing; Memoirs of the Duke Of
ST. Simon; Mills Colonial Constitutions; Cornwall
Lewis on the Government Of Dependencies: Bur
ney's Cy cl0pedIa OF Universa History.
d 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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II PAW


one OF the Steamships of this Company, carry ing
the Unlted States Mails for Acapulco, bonn
CALIFORNIA, and OR ECON, leavesC1EJ6
Panama twice each month. on the arrl-skE.s9ss
val OF the United States Mail ). =. Company 8 steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York rcgu-
larry On 9th and 10Th OF each month with the mails
ROADS.
These steamships have been ins pected and ap
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
aud safety. '."
The Panama Railro al miles long is now com
Peted from ocean to ocean, :nd is crossed ina or
hours. The baggage Of passengers check cd in New
YORK through to San francisco. and passengers are
embarked at Panama by steamer mt the company q
expense. The money paid In New YHk covers all
ex Penses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san francisco, to prevent detention case of acct
dent, that the route is entirely relia5le-po fail
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day tbey Ar
rive at AsplnwaI.
Conductors 90 through by each steamer and take
charge OF women and children without other prOtso
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the az ENJOY, In West street, New York, to
!. w. RAYMOND,-Or to
ARMSTRONG, harris l. CO.,
New Orleans or
jyA-.f CT. BARTLETT. Boston. ~
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For freight or passage, apply to ...'
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. S., Wall street.
RRR OWN SIMPLIFY Z CO.. Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD CO., 81. Austin
&. 6. MAiNWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones or metals, unlsas bills Of lading are signed
therefor and the value thereof pressed therein.
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