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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-30
PORT WARDEN TYRANNY IN NEW YORK.


The Journal of Commerce, in an article showing
great familiarity with the subject gives hstoryd
the previous legislation and voluntary practice
relation to the duties of making surveys Of ships and
vessels, and the appraisal of damaged goods. 1t
shows that the appointment of officers by the Satead
the compulsory employment Of them was long since
abandoned, with the laws compelling the inspection
of merchandise and manufactures for home or foreign
consumption by direct requirement Of the new State
constitution This left these subjects about as they
stand in many other parts Of the world. That paper
then says:
1.-THE ship-ownes were satisfied, the merchants were
satisfied the underwriters satisfied, there was no
public interest in jeopardy and cocrcye inspection was
no longer possible.
g In the midst of this quiet adjustment OF the Whole
question: the last legislature of this State if to show
the contempt of the majority not only for the intere
of this city and its immense commerce, but also Tor ue
constitution reenacted official inspection and survey
its most Offensive FORM and made il douby oppressive
compulsory clauses and penalties This new INV
places the entire control and management of damaged
goods and damaged vessels in the hands OF the poe
wardens appointed by the governor, most OF them men
politicians, with experience in nautical matters NJ
shpmaster lift the matches of his vessel unless one
these officials is present without rendering himself ia
for all the damage which the goods may have suieleu
NO shipowncr can repair ms damaged Nessel W any 0
except under this official direction All sales OF damage
vessels cargoes to be made under the same sP
vision, and these legal inspectors allowed cons
sion of one-half OF per cent the gross amount
such sales. In addition to such commission, hpeI
fees allowed TO the wardcns for each act performed
them, TO be paid in every case ly the unhappy pesVu
upon whom their services thus imperatvely thrust
the utter violation of constitutional right and oom
decency. TO render the act still more CALLING, ever
shipowncr underwater who, after paying these stae
inspectors for their services shall privately employ a
goods or vessel for his own protection against loss Liable
to fine of 500, and the person employed is also su
to the same penalty
" The Chamber of Commerce have held several meet
ngs in relation to this subject and in reply TO qus
from that body, NIessrs VIM Allen Butler and Chu'"
OConor have each unhesitatngly declared that the y
ercive clauses Of the act repugnant to the
of New York and of the United States, and can never "
enforced in the courts ~
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-30
THE PROSPECT IN KENTUCKY.

The Lexington kentucky Statesman in abiding
to the Cincinnati Enquirer's estimate of six demo
cratic members of Congress from Kentucky, at the
August election, says that there win he seven GER
tanly; and the editor would not be much surprised
there were nne of the ten to which the State
is entitled 1t is confident that Clay will be elected
in the eighth district over Hanson.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-30

DEarH or Carr. DRAyroy.-Capt Daniel Dfaymn, -
nous the captain OF the schooner Pearl, in the ku
ping expedition OF 1919 committed suicide at Ne" DIV
ford, Massachusetts,, Thursday last by taking m S
anuin. He had also severed arteries in both legs i"
Standard publishes the following obituary notice
He started from Washington, and got Just ou'S'
the mouth OF the Potomac when he was captured ana
taken back with all his unhappy passengers ne WEE
convicted and sentenced to be imprisoned for twenty s
upon two indictments He lay In Washington ln' pu
years and four months and pardoncd out ny lie'
dent Fillmore in 1852. ~.
Since his release Captain Drayton has traveller ~ w
free States selling his personal narrative and ohe i
slavery works He n native Of New jersey, nOin -
1902; member Of the Methodist Epscopa Vhu0''
and leaves widow and several children. -
g In consequence of low spirits, induced by boA1
health, Capt Drlyton has for time meditaou ,,
destruction He met old friend in this city on WI
ncsay last and observed that he came here 70 ''if
wished to be properly inferred.
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CAMPBELL AND vALLANplaHAM.

The Hamilton (0hio) Telegraph says the evidence
in the contested election between Campbell and Val
landigham in that congressional district, has been
concluded, and that vaandgham has majority of
nearly forty over Campbell The latter has takcn no
evidence, and il is not yet shown that his opponent
received solitary Illegal vote.
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WASHINGTON CITY.


as-Mr RY NJ Ixwls Montgomery Alabama gcneraray
cling Tennessee, assisted BY
,. LEWIS, JAMES o. Ixwis, and sAAuu ID.
Es-Mr c. W. JANE No Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio Is our
general collecting for the Western and Texas, assisted by
III j. THoaAs, wAs H. npsAs Isos A. jams, pr A, l. omiIs
GEoHGK MoH and cHD lkAKK Receipts either viii be good
R8-r IEAn JAMES No ls2 South Tenth street Philadelphia
general travelling agent assisted by wM H. WILD, JoS Coz
Inns DEESc, HANnnrr JAMS Tnos D. Nc r. w Mon
T. w wuKY, VIZ WATERMAN, Aux II CARSON X Nus
ny, EES swArs, T AsnNAS, and r. DAVIS.
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HON. H. 5. BENNETT, or MIssIssIPpL

We are much gratned to learn that the consttu-
ens Of this gentleman will manifest their high and
just appreciation of his sterling worth man, and
his distinguished services politician and legsla
tor, by returning him to the next Congress-. No man
deserves better such compliment or is clear
ly entitled TO the confidence and esteem of his party
His experience as a member of the House his ae-
quaintance with other members his familiarity with
public affairs political affinties, and parliamentary
rules, would enable him to be much more useful to
his constituents, his party and to the country than
new, untried man.
TO the fact that the people of the South, a rule
of action, have uniformly retained and continued in
the public service those who have served. them with
fidelity and ability, is she mainly indebted for the
high position she occupies, and for the power she
exerts and the influence she yields in the councils Of
the nation.
From 1854, when he introduced into the Missis-
spp senate joint resolution and pressed it through
the Legislature of that State declaring that the bill
then pending before Congress organizing territorial
governments for Nebraska and Kansas in accord
with the principles of the federal contribution,
and in the opinion of that legislature, correct and
proper and instructing their senator's and request
ing their representatives 10 support said bill by all
honorable means" down to the adjournment OF the
last Congress, have been close observer of Mr..
Benefits course
Ever vigiant, always at his post, upon all occa-
sions when the local interests of his State the rights
of his constituents his sectional division of the
Union, the principles of his party were involved
he has been found ready to maintain and defend
them with an energy and ability equal to the demand
upon his position.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-30

The editor of the Horizon wisconsin, Argus has seen
the identical watch that Major Andre offered Paudinp
Williams andvVan Wart at the time of his and in
terview with Arnold II is Of pure gold much longer
round than other watches Of the present day but very
thin, duplex movement and figured thus IL 3 o on
the face with points between On the cap Is engraved
John Asdre, lI7i." notwithstanding its old ago bnt
few watches keep better time 1t is owned by gentle
man living here named Chase
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-30

ATTORNEY orSraAL's ornor

The Attorney General received yesterday petition
said TO contain the of thousand miners mo-
testing against the confirmation Of the John Smith land
claim prosecuted by John Rose and George Kinock for
large tract of land in the Gerha river at the port az
Sierra Nevada in California and also against the oca
ton attempted 10 be made by the claimants This Cas-
was some months since appealed to the Supreme Coh n
the United States As the petition relates In part 10 Ky
question Of location il has been referred TO the reba
nent OF the Interior which has, through the General
Land oHioe the supervision of such matters.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-30

CRors IN IspIASA.--A gentleman--Mr j. y lansing
of the New York and Erie railroad who returned from
recent visits TO yincennes Evansville Tcrre Haue, La
s,yette Jcflcrsonvlc Peru, lafayette and Richmond
speaks of the wonderful luxurance and extraordinary
promise of corn, oats, rye, barley wheat and hay crops
The corn backward early in the season, Is rapidly
coming forward and the like of grasses before
seen in each of the directions above designated The
wheat is unparalleled and the waving fields look as If
one could walk for miles frmfootcd on the top of them
The prospect was never better since Indiana settled
and fully oncourth breadth of ground has been
sowed than harvested last year The wheat crop of
the whole State last year about thirteen millions of
bushels This year Is estimated by those who have
given tho matter their particular attention 70 reach the
amount Of eighteen millions. Indianapolis S9qtEd
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-30

The yacht America which heat the royal yacht squad
ron OF Great Britain in 1851, is in ship-buiding
yard on the Thames completely destroyed with dry rot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Al NEM.IEasEY. :

4 NENIhAL RAILROAD n NEW-JEhbLI.-
~ recsins Ct New Hsnytss WITH The o.s~ase tssAs
snla snt .sssn kArosd seranten Greg essd The ret
MsVcb Cbsuk
WINTER AhaAN6IhHNY-Co Jaa l. NJ
Leave NevYerh Ter Eaton and phses ~ M
No kerh River. si 7:5e . ssd Als . n fsr hsoDa.
vHle Of 7:Ss ssd II 80 = N and sale sad liSf > u
The sbove Hutns connect u khaSSsA GtA o1ins - ne
Sev-Jrxsey nAhcsA vhcA esve Nevvoss heo IL fsss 81
Csarsiandtst - 7;ss sa . - sna So ssatkH
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Gteumounts 1nh 6nlrod6s.

TOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and Won
cEs1t R-pN Na I"@ per ,Oss d Coz . We, vI
OF, MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS .a4 saiuAfs I'D ~
r.L,w 40 .gE d,d s;e~Her cOMuONwEALrH c-pt WI
rsD., TUt sDAYS. fHUssD.YS .ha sA tuk0A -
AnyIs Pomt th-br- by Apd bsndscm-'y hShss' pt-
Tr Worcester B-oa rr,via Low
rspss lowell Sss, Coaesrd, White Moastsss e,-
.-cop Se~ EufsDa ssrroo,-s ~ essal-d =,
,pPly'.t CD eosrd ortO e. MARTIN, Agent a. ais enss
foot Of co u.ro'-sk
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kNR BOSTON aid PROV va NEW
U PORT ana FALL RIvER-Tbs spl-aeid ana fspsnef
stsAn~I BAY sTAfE Capt ye~.tt raves revYcrs ,s-ry
TUESDAY rHCRsDAY md SATURDAY. ~ 7eie-s, = n. :
-vsy hOrpAY WEDNESDAY, and FAIDAy 80 'es
on Pier Ne n y. The Bssssrv sets sesshfSs
Newport each ug.
Hereafter rosEs viii esAraed secured - ny ~
"a ~ The anal w been paid for
rr~isbt IN Restes Forwarded through Oi0 6spseeh
~ Ekpfe.s PTsisot fran.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04
NEw-YORK SUPREME COURr-gENRY

IN PETf MS aeAinu 6OBLEf 0OHSUCH 1000 = g
ko.-y D.m,n1 o Con rss lCom ssvA TO RO0ERT u
OossUCB: You herb sosed sd ,.Soi'ss - sssvs
this sco1 ~hioh WI b. Sled s tss sfaes
te .rf n. Ciy and Couniy 81 New fok hs eeos, -
~ Hail 10 said n.y. sId to serve copy 81 lom
10 ~ 40 eonpl.p. Cd susserbevs S-ir ,ses Ma ~
ssut IN sao cts, within tvvr,J days sfs We ssSyiss q
~ yon exclusive 81 The day Of such ssvsss -
,sa n. plaintiff ih. scion viii judgment sssst yos
for lie bu dred ssvss aonsn ssvessy
.is, sundred and hes1-s hs soss o -
ss5or.-D.'ea TsbrUsry a. aH. PALasE mead ~.
lausvs Hlar uns Auofoeyss
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~ hs eby oven s.snes rswsisa Il y" p,essle
Of b. ,sI, Of the Pc a. E,T.TE 81 WILLIAM La WoONs
ED ls. Of City 81 ksvYcSb dsoassd ttsstAts 10y
mad. he o,deI Of n. snnog.s sftss coos,, No.
ui.d 10 ADO anopr ,psd y 10 On Isssss "
a., In b. CITY OF New Yosk tie t~sn ets dsy Ar
mott A. Ten 81, IN toe forspeoz Of THAT Ded ,h W
d, Of bucb ia57. l. w. bhADyp~o,
NH 1ay6yB bsuo0aee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNiTHD STATES NAIL SyEAMER9-Ihe ships oom

pofnt lbs hne are; -.
tn. ATLANTIC Capt Oliver Eidr,dse
THE BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock
The ADRIATIC Capt james West
These SHIPS Been bn BY contract sIpsessy tor ne
Government service every has been taken IN he
sret,on - their in.ure strength and peed
ana their sccomnodsors for 1nea0Ies fo'
slesAnes and comfort
Price Of psssase NewYos Liverpool srst.cisss
cabin l30 In d. IS From Liver pool 20 New forh
~ and ~ sunsas
An e1peYiebced surgeon attached 10 each ship $500
No berth. secured 9Lt paid 0i The ships OF this
lin. have avoid daGsos
frou Zee WI poi eross BA north Of q degrees anti atsr
thsI Int NJ AM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE:oM y! =
" eOUTHLRR RAILROAD y CdC g. o. - han,a
=. ..a E Ss :: sS. ;.s sssss
tAAs Ehess asrssAs fsls4o, smne Ds - 49,
"a rssss y ~.ssIs s,psy q ~ cenSoys oes> - -
ososfvs,. sevps' 81 pev-a-. Ney,uS so.rvu A>A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04
CITRINE COURT-CfrY and COUNTY Of
~ ~ ~. AnRK-LAM W OCON NOR spd JOHN y.

CITRFME COURT-CfrY and COUNTY Of
- fW-IORK -lA~Es w. OCOSNOa spd JOHN x.
UCO NOR sssiD.t MICHAEL oAV s--amaoos Tor ~3neY
a, u.pd OF coItrsc scr Ito HtChASL OAstSs
m. boy. Def. pdsI BY sImmon,d aud required
"a AVER m. o.nt 10 mi. scoD wocb VII D. LOO "a
~, "a 30 Of h, C IA 4 ID. Court the NV Hall 10 sid
ei, sIa 20 - We Q, Of yoa sue, y he sd coop1es
on m, ,nb,ef fb.r Office No s. Liberty sxeet 10 no
CO., a n. yoIk within t~-ny days ser me service o. s1
700 e,cn'y' Of DAY 81 noh -f'o sos 20
mi n sv,f the ssi eoDpsGt w8io the tine sresd 700
pI,iu in. il rh scion v .ks judeneD, Asans Joo ior no
% dr~d AID esh doh snd eeh go
The eleven fAprh Ne tho s'ss nsns
bunrr.d and 6fyx besides ~ Tbs sstor-oses3
Arril H. 1856 MILLER& DEvELiN Pie. ,ih, As"'s~yss
H.. ION plant his seton doy hied % ia enc" W -"
Cl.,k sEressid on re fbird Dc, u Ap u lSS7 ...,s
a Is-6ss kILLER DEvELIN. PsnusT Ato, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04
DEkNNYI VA.IA RAiLR, ,AD- tie GREAT


i GENIAL EOU rE g.. .c,os tn Au.nei e,'is' 80
Western rto.u.,t~Iu South ~es'srn S'S~s ny On
IN R.l. Ths R,s I-o c|nbe - ~ D. .
-rb rrly Of Steamer {" ell p RS IN zoe W" -, %
. At GIVE nd dasky VIA '-s"s ~ - "a
n. kot,.yrs Lasrs; ssiui ne D"-t shs'I .
,ear- route o. whch FREIGHT can b. f'r~r'-' 10 "'
f'ni -, Gf,s Nes.. orpaa.
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA so' ~
fIssr Glass - Boots Sos b.' A1a ~ tsJcsn y
Bob. Dry 9oods IN ''ses. ose- : u "-uN't 100 ID.
Dr.s I'm H. T.. a. b..sl F-Aisers, fsis &C..
stSosp LASS Dome NC n. ln o..tsl irt Dent. =
-F'ss 81 ORG ep.e'l 80 We sd susep loo D
Pts Esa arc, kr..... -, -
TRsp CIss .nvis s'--i, Cha rn eA.s' (s5 cent. .
H,up 8Ic 4 Pc h. 81 - u -''-o ~ w 100 10.
Tubs. CO. manufactures -xe.p' CisIs"r ca. &c
ForsrH CL.ts C,r.- si.n, Be o, pc, ADa ... 10
rorh 10 c..t. or bor.s Es.twardl Lara rna ,en,
Lara or NUs, sods Ash, G-'us" '''S i"' ""'
Pit:t, Ro.iu k...... .''''''''''''|
F-orx % = b. until 'uT- Der po'see- 49,.
GsAs-5 ON. q - 10 NJ ~ fgr-h.r uee; x...L
Co1ros- !, hs not .xce~dls SO weight enn isfA7
tee. pIp.s.l..,. n. AZ,
In .srpin. Good. from Al po'n' east on %
ricu,r "a n h he nah ne Wa PEI ,v.DA a.ifo III
fols COZ ,r 10 he Agents 4 hi. Rod 81 rmsoePos VI
p ,,hursb ell be Tor ssd.d .,hout d-t. D. -,
Fs,Issr As,srs-H.r w rnry ~" .e~p., an
= $3.50 Co \, Joas. } 9 af,eo-'l e,s Lsso''n.e'
Ind; Dur emil Rel 4 Co. and Csrt~r 's~r.I Sn~
Wv NJ r C. Medium hsd'.cn Isd- p n"~" nr,T u
AID Twin L ca. CIeinnsi, n =" @rsssm u a. - -
Ohio L..cb Co.. No. 81 klby~ 60, $500 l~oos -
Bst'er,- place E~e -Yofk T. sse~'e. rs.,-h.,.s
Room. B.lt,uors G.o. q. Ere, eisens rfnos5e ,,.
r. q HOUSTON GersrL srnsnt A-nr ." saeP"1>
LLONBAERT Superintendent AN''o~r ~
Jam &
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fesal Notifes.


ATssUkROGATbnCO URp, hold In and for The
~ County Of Mes York. - the sunoss,ss OAss NJ ~
Of New Yoih The twenty 'onSh do, Of Hso esy -
lNDIR w BRADFORD su,ross- Ia The as'su = ~
s.ecuIru, Of wILLiAMB ILLS sdrhh.sst~ .. 10
Of Rshuo B's.ow Of ID. m Of D"e. kns Co, s6s.s
Of ssd d. cs,s.d n 10 ordered the saia william A
or Of all and sngoi soods sbsss end ersts a
the sie J.~ph Lis d-~e.sed prsenAl, b sad sppss
k+fo,. the Of Com y II New Vok q hs 49,
the City e NrwYork the fourth dsy u Juss D~zA g
II ocoei n the. ds' and ra1es o. seeoss. %
~, por a. sucb sdminisst sao shss essss Wy "
s,s,u Of .. ~ petitioners ssould not be pSd 20 ,hsa
fal..sps A.. w. BRADFORD, sWpseses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

WRIGHT, GILLIEs & BR0rMEh
w WRieaf 9ILLiEs saOrHEh,S tl "a
nAspYLIOH COPFEg, Is cent? pr roun1
rlNDEIfon cORytE Is s;ss ~ sSo.e
2 x .1s NJ 80 ma 81 wasSnssoss& A'''
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alaeh,nfrp, 81.

DARI OWs ROTARY WOOD PLANNING
ID MACHINE will o spr II inches wids snd from 4
IA cbes ick ice S. Is She alb hschine, with Tongue
;,s g. GOV ~ Machine sc 50 Thee Machines are o.
l,s IN eye,, esp CT and eou any in Ia By THd
EEWARK MACHINE COMP. my, Newark
NTkAM EkGINE.-fOr SA LIE, one twelve
y bo,.. ENGINE and . LOCOMOTIVES BOILER nes1y
new ar in perfect .rd VIII be- sold very cheap Apply 81
No SIS 6tsnton-st.
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CCIFNSlPIC and MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ PR sB AsrUY -Tb~ samu,ss Tenn v'h csn
y nee on the VAST MONDAY In May C'-asrs "ssJ
b. obtained spratp for the srus I'm OF trs ns~ %
sd, r,u'ps me ether Vim asB sop's No Nv br AivD
q, At p.rts Amhr ~ 4, TH.ss sCHEScK, ersdpal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the euTrogsto
Of tho County Of Ne. YoIt, .snes is ssIss{ G,s, =
me City New Yek deceased 70 present the sAis W.
yoaehss thereof the snbscnber the once Of Woodbury.
Csurshl ESQ.,. No 10 wsl.-t CRY Of New YssA,
Or Ssfor. ID, thirteenth day Of Nay ssztpssd
he 18th de, Of November, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04
<,prAr psnIrcTION in FARE 70 BUR0PE

NRTAT REDUCTION in FARE 10 70 C ~ ,,o.
!. he =; HsSSs :. 80 so6fs - sa.Ns6
81: 1fn Ssns1 ts,a % I'D .. Tsgss1Ay lsas -
VI 80. h'p o. M "a BE- sspt % 10 abnssisS
~npeD Tor T. On arhva 5outhsaYoa spssAe
s...s.9 2 i nosd1s I'd Pr. s.sda isis
Their erd, e % my aecc IAN sap ssoss s~ p.sss
srhsisbf spps % u~r A,sn, M gov,us G,ssn r. 2.
D0TITOEs-- 25O sacks POTATOES Bow hnd!
j bG ~ meHn'' JANIS nUsTER Co,
For sSeV No ~ " ynt12
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COR BREMEN Va SOU CHAMP rON.-Tbe
i fjntt4d st.., Mail steamship w WARRINGTON 2 Csv-ndy
G. umsndsr I'll sail for sREHE tonehins ., SOvr 3AHP
Ton .nd 'b Hs. and P.s..hs"f' ir EnaaD Sd paao-
OF SATURDAY April 19 a. u o'clock from Pier W. ST.
North River
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM sEwYosR TO soUTHAnPros
In trsf cabin, nsiD D. odp.''.''' '.'''''''''.es
L. frr cabin, lower sSoOn 40
An eapr'.ne.d surgeon 10 at.sdked 70 e.ch resmef.
Specie delivered I'd Usyre or Loodoc.
y, psrc. }, received be 90, of sailing
All Letters must pas throush the PostOhce
For Passage ur Y stht, .pply 20 -
II SAND Agent No. u son'h Wtliarn.s.-
The ~. amer HkRMANS will succeed The WASHING TON
A. sail May 6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

IN PURSUANCE Of an order VI tho 6erTo1soe
Of The County Of New York notice ssssy {fvss v s1
ec,sous hsvns elaine against MARIA McGRk0OR hfs =
the City OF kewYok decsssed 10 present she ssn,e VI
vosch- thereof TO the srhscnssr d bis ses No Hssss
At IN the CRY NewYok before The d1to das %
AMI ns1t-Dsted New York the I'd day u Ossbss, lse
WIN n. MEBKS,
- ,svsus Attorney for Hzssstss.
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D,ano-f prlcs are Mnsu.

A SpIENDID assortment Of PIANOS. -JUD-
~ SON MI MGR have moved :. NJ ~ b'os4.y ~
po',e s;syol es.2 .hs,r 20. ~ s,, VSSq LET
N s'o'as. N, Pre- % FurDituIe
NEAT IMPROVEMENT in PIANO
" EoRrEs -Me.r. LIGHrE. NswroN s ~. "
bURIs ~ ~ Tos sI G .h .sc9
WRT RI PLAhK which az donSt-oy - ~ - .rru n@1t
in proyrm'p 'veT h'rodno' q u . ~.
COIp-MEDAL PIANOS -sTElNWAY
~ SONS :. Fl T Sisssus 3:
ss ,hs lse F.ir the MARYLAND In.'ae Bait os.
h. ss hi o, ID, .. ~ orss.
DnNOs ard NELODEONs The HORACE
avs are 20 ;. found only q No s Bosdw,y Piaoo md
@rOdeop, rent AID .lO"sd on purchase ~ 'Se Or
nelod.oos SO To elS Pianos tun.d and repaired
The Horace Waters Piano. az s.ogD y .nops ne yer,
fdc.ce oT p,onA knowledge of TIER sscs sn, ons and
ds': Sss ,s.. .. on ps;a nS.' /. s'sa.S
being If he very bet quality" ICbrt'tan 'selrsoDcs'
pJANOs to LET .-HANEs BROS PIANOS
To LET tb-u m.nufsctors Nos 80 aa and y. PRAY
sob on s.s pEEroS
Dian o. Bargaiis. No, 3e5 Br"adwsy. A foe
toned 7.cc,.vs Piano worth $50 will he .ola .. 80 ..
f ps"o. R sSs.' TT cH1asEa SIS Btosd..S up
DAVEN, BACON 4 Co, (successors {" Bscop
III = Rsven) PIAsOFORrr maauf.c arcr WNroon
No ia Grsno Brosdwsy, where full sssortm-a on
INSTRUMENTS may be fouud exclusively OF our o~D as y
aEsctare " aTspted In every r"sp-ct
~ GILBERT & Co.'S PIANOS. -Ooy WaSe-
y rooms Nos avg ard 42l Br)sdvay crner Of Canl 4
aise variety Of he shove PIANOS RENT Reat dedactef
n puobsssd Besn'Hu PIANO. sane max. io- sale 90 reA-
soDsst terms Tsyi0r FH'eJ' PREMIUM mELoDEoS' fof
s1s,
GOSH ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTE, $l75,
u SeCei ave- made BY OF tn- bs-i cty max
ere ssat.d go 81 mahogany yNd No. S9 Wsshinstoa-st
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@reau 6ieomerp, Of.
oNLY LINE with SURE CONNECTION

ONLY LINE with sURE CONNECTION
Trsps, mi-s snor' than any otheI Rowe snd
NJ. "a River NsvsstiJb - UNITED sra res NAIL LIVE
nv pousds Of bass.s- frees 10 o~pts pund
vyuy fcp osNn !, Psnsns Rsahosd rroosf
r. AL,FORFIA vi. PC ANA Rairusd The United stsss
sONDAy, April u : oeIocs p N prccisaJ from pei
fet u uar.L-st Sortb Rivrr The veL tnovn and AZ,
stsaa snip ILLINOIS, Captain Cha Bosss. 3. N
Psep.rts and hsls Gin b. Forwarded bJ Pansus Railroad
Psnsns Nth the Pacific Hsl ste~msnip Con-
Commander Which viii b. v ,esdpess and leave TIM ueds,y
for saI prlDcisco.
The public are Informed that The Pacific Nail s.ssnisp Com
p-py A~sys bsvs extra s~am-fs ~ Of Panama
esoy 'or avoid posseSr dcentoo " pss'eaaes
Dsis
.For passage apply to RAYMOND. q he only of e
Of h. tou p.fi No n U-st cofn.r u Wur-r-,t
R.suu Units Mall Steamer days <n and nh u h
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wi EDWARD K c0LLINs No. 50 Vsn-s.-, NJ.
BROWN SHiPLEi Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN EENNARD Co.
No n Austin fnsTs. London
b. o. WAINWRIGHT L Co.. Paris
Pie Of ships will he accountable fol- soie
dive, bnlon specie je~-ry, precious m-ls
ss bills OF sdIn, sled thersfo and the vsus thereof
sxpresssd therein.