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Marble Manufa ctures, Tombs, statuettes, Etc.

Marble Manufactures, Tombs, Statuettes, Etc.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten.
l. ton of the public to bis large and elegant
MARBLES, ToMBsToNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
his establishment north between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. & r.
lie has In his employ experienced
and coarse marbles and every description stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST STYLES h.r.#
or his own manufacture, and Of superior quality
llNriIs, DOOR AND WINDOW sIIs CARRIAGE sTEps, NEW
YORK FIAGGING &c 3D..
In fact thing that required tho
ness, either for utility ~ avn
Tie deems particular description stock unnecessary but cor
self . 80 = -
In addition to the above
beautifully wrought aucttes either tomb or tho
den some them imported by himself from Italy these
not the fncy he win manufacture may desired
BY bis varied facilities prompncs attention
he hopes TO meet tho expectations OF his patrons.
.,sns lasaa WILLIAM RUTHERFORD GA e. "
Estree north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
3--d6m ..Hfsf '.lH .5a
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once of Army Clothing and Equipase.
Pmllpnyn1., p,csmetr I isar

PmlAp2ymA pscsmber a issY
g EALED PROPOSALS are invited, and will be
- received a, this once unl 10 O'Clock o. the IA, dag q
and materials deliverable At co,hss qaissse
a'T 90 Ts9. 81 s., S y sS.n ss ssSs w
bands, weighing about IA ounces per yard ~
5000 do Ga dark blue indigo wool dyed twed cch weigh
10000 % ky 0ndiso dyed) elou weigh
ing2 2ouuoe per yard .
10000 do dark blue ndso Dyed cotton and wool dsuns.
10000 do %Ss s. nm Is sS S' and ~oo TO weigh az
10000 "a dannsI wool pndiso dyed
10000 DO K flannel . weigh ounces per yard
1900 DO uneesehed drilling :, weigh o ounces yard
10000 Soineh duck. weigh 22 ounces per yara
$4,000 do 30 inch duck weigh l5 per yard
5000 goo % inch COTTON sass g weigh ounce. per sra
5000 do 22inch duck II per yard
1900 % 2ineS cotton duck weigh pss
SsSs S Ss sr s
inches in iensh, In the oenre) DO feet long
and feet einohes wide, each blanket 10 weigh
1900 dozen pairs stockings sizes properly made good
sound ueeee wool with double and twisted yarn
to weigh pounds per dozen
. soons rifles, artillery, aud infantry
1000 yards glazed silk for
1io n. c. s. brass scales, pairs t..
5000 sesorais and privsies er.ss scales. pair. .
% % s NC, : sro1 aa 90 Dc DC dc
900 &c ss 4 ss1,s y. m
ZOO goo DO DO hI Yin do do ) geen
5000 do white
1900 do blue do ,..
Fec ss NJ: .s;senasf buttons. rh, Z metal
$1,000 tent buttons, wood, small ra.-
1000 1000 80 90 i Button. &c &c LARGE ss
'' s ss$ as;y iaiT 's,. poles &c e
10000 90 do staples DO
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.. Miss Christie johnson,
@.. EocuroS,
5 desirous of forming classes in elocution in the
schools in Washington and will give instruction
pills in that city and in Georgetown. .s".a ..'
Miss Johnson will lessons youths
and also foreigners who wish acquire pure English
Residence Miss arrevers Formerly Miss Eugsh
mary, Washington and Gay streets Georgetown
Mrs Anna Cora Richie, Richmond, Va.
Rev. Stephen 7. Hill, Washington, n. c.
Grafton Tyler, N. ID. Georgetown u. c. .....
further information apply Blanchard Mouu
store corner Of Pennsylvania aud Eleventh
Nov eff
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mo, $50. m IT,
By the Pre- sident OF the United states. s
Nov 2e-2aw,IsDcc


TN pursuance of law, l. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Of The United states q mSriea DO hereby declare
lind Offices the State Of Missouri the periods hereinafter de
March the disposal q the public lands within tho fol
lowing named townships. ys n .Fts.rs5 d ,sg.fs,s .
Nrh Of nc tass lire and rcs sJfA prtaepos meridian
,es sixty twenty four forty
At ib. land oos at Ms commencing on Monday the eighth day
ing named townships, viz
North Of ne ta,. lire ard thsft,h principal
Fractional ,onsl- sixty sisheeD to twenty
three inclusive, -
the land ones at PArsrR eemmepsing Monday the as day
efMch next for the disposal Of tho public lands within tho following
named townships, viz; .s
North IF he Of i'm principe, nteidion
Fractional township sixty seven, Of range
Tho islands Mississippi numbered and three
MONIES river nine
uoeal township sixty four, Of range i've 1.a.
hheen, Of fractional township sixty I'VE, Of range ix
nnd Lous commencing Monday, ar Day
# March for the disposal o. the public lands within the follow
ing named townships, viz;
North Of Ae base can y he I'm principal "ed,Gr
nshp thirty eight range nine except portions
A. The ,tsscs commencing Monday eighth
day Of March for the disposal Of The pubic iaads within tho fol-
rowing named townships, VII. ..., i. ......r .5 ~
Nort Of s base q tth pricpai mersdan.
township twenty township tNvuttw range
FRACTIONAL township .Senty one of range eye
Township twenty soYen, o. range fs.'t '..''2
Fractional township Sixteen teWnTp eight
~
Township twenty nine OF range
fractional township sixteen range thirteen.
Township twenty four, Of range sixteen
Worth ens base line and nest Of the fth principal mertdan,
Fractional townships twenty eight inclusive
Fractional township and townships twenty i've and
twenysS q range nine "A SsE&W#Hk.a "a ggns
Office Monday,
tsenh OF March for the osal the public lands
the following named townships viz; ta .aa.
Worth Of he base line and 'oct Of the tt principal
Township thirty Of range t,oentyn,<, as. ..,.
townships thirty hiryone tiryT thirty three and thirty
four Of range thirty,
Lands appropriated schools military
together with those and overhowe
thereby unfit for guilty granted The
entitled An enable tho
reclaim the lands within limits"
49, 1850, win be excluded from the sales.
rho Offering days np
pointed will proceed the
until the whole shall have been offered but
sale shall be kept longer than private
entry Of any Of the lands VIII be admitted until after tho expiration Of
rhe woeks. -ag+. T#t.'saW s.#
Given under hand, the Washington, day
sepembcr ammo DENIM thousand eight hundred and my
WY r. tfa. N
JAMES BUCHANAN.
ny the prcsient:ti Sis ff ~8H 3@ &E uBHG& vi
THos, 4, hEsDRtHs, 49,. ..,. .sr...
n 0anera land nm
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4 afa Ell Oculista DE Paris
ID ECIEN llegado csta cuidad tenna el honor dc
IN orecer los
aa-E CABAIIERoS ESPANoLFs sas
soodc surdo do Epcueos Lentes An,eos do Tatro
arga Vista Fdos de Aumeno Mquercs copo eeras Ppnas
tic Orc, que Arieuos Francesas
nepda provionamente Eight renn.
Precos muy modcrados 10 mismo do Europa.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ, c, Meigs, U. s. Engineers NH ta.
We the undersigned residents Of -- in the State Of -
hereby Jointly and sevoray, covenant with the United
guaranty the foregoing bid accepted or
they w within ten days after the Of the said bid
cute the contract for the with ands efficient
form furnish the articles proposed In conformity the
advertisement under which II And
shall fail enter into contract aforesaid guaranty make
good the difference between tho offer by the said
lowest bidder. ..l..... ..rv
Qigned) Alb
. #.,ar1as. 3. a.h..NF. #. ht u" ".F CD.
hereby certify that 70 the best Of knowledge and belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient ~ n.
(signed) Sr "' 'f" .' f..
Sep 1--lawf W.. asH#r.a .a,a. #ti .a
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EDMUND #. BROWN,

EDMUND #. BROWN,
Notary Palls and General agent, "a
Alec, Commissioner Of the Court Of Claims r
II AS removed his office TO tho corner of and 7th
streets Immediately Opposite the northeast Of the
Pos, once building. iH 4stH ssH.a G##.#F aM s.,
pEKs LEASES Wills, CONTRACTS AGREEMENTS,
legal writings carefully promptly prepared oaths
taken and cerined
agency business transacted s-.3..., . ..-E VI.
3-2aw3m 4 (Intel1 ..ts. tt fa#.
NO. $50.
Notice
o. Rtaord Of he Land Office from DrNcAN 10 MACkISAc,
MICHIGAN
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress authorizing changes the location Of
approved Sd, 1858 dnciared and
made known public al rsc N
olchgap, win be removed the al az
early period as practicable IN -.
the precise time removal will issued by
TIC register and receiver FOR that land district
under hand the city Washington, this
December, A. u. 1857. gaan- ~ *
by order 81 the President .v .s ase s
TH0S, A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner cfths General Land once
pes 4-lhwsw Intel Starl
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Letter Writing and Copying.

--F"E- LetteF WTItIMR and COpy1nE. " |------
DERSONS WANTING LETTERS WRITTEN ON
business friendship confidential Affairs them
promptly and neatly executed also copying attended with
spatch al the Office Of ' 3 y. '
EDMUND f. BROWN.
--... Notary Public &c, 7th and y streets
n BAH business in this Office is kept strictly confidential
oct PAW fIDeIl -.
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
He his Office his residence In Franklin Row Of and
lie viii his attention principal
" TO the United States Supreme Court
2e--du
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Come cticut

Capital S24i 600 Annual dividend life policies per
Ninety eight families during paying s2lI eeb
Statements Of the companys operations furnished Those
sn atotc agencies and have remoye to this city, have their
! policies renew ed through
lt@F hl. .#.aal5#1t*a A@ u MICH N0uRsE. Agent,
June l3--dly Nc. 18th street.
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aI.#a fa BANKING HOUSE or CIurB BROTHERS,
ana1taU Washington January ], 1887.
T0HN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day partners the Banking House IL
will composed Chas
Cbb John ID Barrow and Henry Holmes The House Ia Ia
ycnport Iowa composed Chubb H. pougRl,
H. Barrow under the Arm Of chubb Bo'hss Bar
row 90. lt sHat.a CHUBB BROTfiEFs
1-dU ss. #fG..@ ss..af5s t.}s 4aa
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sEdtor Of tho above papers will please copy
bills to the Patent 0ioe, with paper containing
Iec I0--law3w a'i.t th' s'"i, ."FT#t.a'H- a. .."
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FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED apartments
can be had at Mrs Adsms's No. 43i street,
Patent Once This is large and bping
suits o and bedrooms and Formerly occupied
Mason, Hunter Butler, end others. @ 't II. y affs
Dec 17--eolwe MA e|. ar.lHa d H5sti rrs 81.
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"ATCH Repairing and Engraving. Nv Watches,
wv ohononees and pocket mckeepers Of description
repaired sku worken warranted perform accurately
Engraving every description done the best style including tbs
cutting arms, orests, notices, and initials on sone
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
" W. GAIT b HRO. IN
. .f ' Jewellers 32a Fennsy avenue,
Jan 3o--u 9th ard 10th streets
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
SECOND BD.
o n.n ~ o.. II ID nj
TUESDAY, April li-P. VI.

There was a fair amount of activity in the Stock
market this morning, and the tendency OF prices was
downward. The most marked decline was IN Pan
ama which fell off TO 92 under apprehensions of diff
culties on the Isthmus In other descriptions the
changes were not very important AT the Second
Board there was some recovery. Ene, which touched
5ls in the morning. sold at %, closing at 5l5. party
who bought 5000 shares privately In one lot on Sat
urlav. at 80, was sustaining the market. There was
considerable activity in Illinois Central to-day, and
speculation in this stock is becoming quite general The
market opened at $780, seller sixty and closed at l3l
seller ten Central stock is quite scarce Ihe steamer
to-day took out nearly 900 shares making upward of
II 900 shares held abroad. Reading sold to consider
able extent nj and after the Second Board 80 but
closed at 7Qt There was a good demand for La Crosse
at the morning bMhrd and the market advanced to ~.
Norwich sold at 20 large decline from previous rates.
Hudson River fell off T. cent. Toledo was not 80
active as of late but shows as Improvement on yes
terdays rates Of T. cent Southern Michigan closed
at 69l. which is lower. Galeua was very buoyant,
and under moderate purchases advanced to lG2 This
stock has been much depressed within the last few
weeks Railroad Bonds were dull and without impor-
tant change. In State Stocks there was nothing OF
Importance done OF California $l9,O sold at 5O!
The Exchange market il advancing the business for
the steamer has been 10 fair extent at lV9 ol09i
with few transactions ut 1929. AT the close
some drawers were asking lCsl- Ihe supply OF out
side bills is moderate. Frnfss are 122i G92o
Freghts are heavy. The engagements TO Liverpool
5000 bbls Flour at Is 4d Ia 3D.; 1000 BUSH Grain
at 3js I'D. 800 bales Cotton at ID; l0O o1s Bacon
at lbs lis Cd 900 tcs Lard ct l5s- 100 bbs Resin
at IS ID TO Lop,'on-Flour at De-. Grain at 81. a7d
Bacon and Lard at 2Os. -. ID To Bremen-3O
inns Measurement oods at 2js. 80 bales Compressed
Cotton at r.. 30 hhd. Tobacco at 25.- To Hamburg
1000 cases Extrac. LogwoOd at Is. I'd 80 tuns
India Rubber Il! cases 2js. 1900 gals Honey al 2!e.
To Roterdar.lOO hhds. Rum at &c. y gall 81 hhds.
Que Bark at 3js. 1000 gals Honey at 3e The
new bark Arizona, brt a. Portland, Name, SO tuss
Measurement, sold tor $25,eoo.
The business of the Sub,Iieasury was: Receipts
t99 Ia O3; Payments, tl75sif ~ including $4,000
California drafts Balance, sl5,li,,25 80 10.
The business Of the Clearing HOUSE was -, 900.
In addition to the gold brought over the Panama |
Road iqT New.Yerk, there has been transported snce
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
DIEl ,.

NERi-At Bridgeport Conn oi fsesdsy April Ia John 5.
Avery, eyed ~ years
Notice VI the funeral will appear b. -veEing raPe
BARNES-0n Monday April Is at o'clock a Henrtes
t. daughter Of the l2 ~ Bafs deceased
The ends Of the family invited cnd the tnners
The residence Of her brohrina s. Davis Nc 2j UHiCl
street Brooklyn, on "Wednesday, App U ~ al O'Clock
BROohS-At Harlem n Y. Momds v ASr IS ef disease
OF the heart Mir. Maria Broks sfe tAafies " Brooks
BtsTEEDOn Monday April Is Of naan pnsn of tbs luuss
Anna busieed, sged sl yesrs
'hAfiN-ln brooklyn Mondsy April -. Hxtte Gerald
oily daughter Of Hcn.au and MsT, spin xsa yeags.
tHAfMAN-On Saturday. Aprl a. Mrs sLn Chapman
Niuo" oi SSNu'l NLsImau in ne rth ycs 0f s-r age
COOPER-lu Jersey City. Mlday Ami IS Smna dsush.
10 days. 49,
DoAkl-A lbs redercc NJ. % North First street Brooklyn
f. y Oh sunday, II p a., Nn. w Doxcy aged - year.
and months
FREELAND-ou Aonday April 49, Richard Freeland aged 81
R0LEY-On board OF the Empire CITY on Sunday Az vii u
On h passage from Nvw-Orlaus Thos Foley sou Of Nao
thy and Ann Foley, sgrd II years and months
GRAY-ln San FTsBCsco. Cal on Wednesday Oct p 1876
the Rev VIM Gray Of this city, aged % years ami
7dsys
Pc fuiss services will ,Aae place ~ his late residence No
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
MARRIED..

CLARh-I' -I'CPCHINSON-On Saturday Ian. 8. By the Rev
d. Stsols A. X Clark, esq, Of Honolulu, :. l.. Har-
rieite +, hutchinson Of Nashua. n. Ii.
DkNSLON lBNER-At Ogden, n Y by the Rev. Zenss
Case u ursday, at. April g. Nan Buren D,nsow
esq, of New York "a Miss Mary H. Scrbner Of Ogden
JOHNSTON PARKINSON-On Thursday evening" April g.
BY the Rev. Dinsnnrt his residence No 4i Fast
Twenty fifth street Mr. Jol Johnston Mics Anna Parkin
kA{iL-LEPPELLNAlSN lSN-In Fremont Ohio, on Thursday
April 10y th-il,ey. Bushnell the house Of the brides
father Mr. JOAx KsI Of New York, 10 Miss Sarah Jane
Leppemsnn OfX fremont Ohio
McKf.EN-BLAil-On Sunday evening April l2 hy the
Rev. s II. Wes;0r Mr.. VIM Mckee 10 Mis- Isabella Blair
tormerly Of Ba4go- Ooun y Down Ireland.
PEPPARs)-PARKISSON- -O1 Thursday evening April O. bv
the Rev James p- suore his residence, No. 4l East
Twenty1sh street Mr.. NGsl fepFad TO Miss Elisha
Parkinson
SABIN-H0TCHKlSs-In n srsztuck on WEDNESDAY April
by the Rev Jo.eph scott rzy sabiu to Esther Hotch
kis.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15

We stated in our paper of the 18th inst, upon the
authority of The Cincinnati Gazette that an agree
ment had been made between the Cincinnati Hami-
ton and Dayton and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Companies, of the one part, and the
Springfield, Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company Of the other part, by which the two former
Companies had purchased 900, 900 OF the bonds OF
the latter Company, and had contract for the running
Of its road &c. We are advised on reliable authority
that the statement published is not correct. Neg0a
tons have been pending between these Companies and
the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company for
the formation of through line from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati via Mount Vernon, Springfield and Dayton,
over these respective roads, which would be twenty
miles shorter than the present route via Crestne and
Columbus. With view To perfect this through line,
bv the completion within two years of the Springfield
and Mount Vernon road from its present terminus at
Delaware To Lakeville on the p 1t. w. and c. road,
il has been proposed that the C., IA. and d. and T.,
Ft W and c. Companies should purchase, in proper
tion to the length of their roads as part OF the
through line $500, 600 of the mortgage bonds OF the
Springfield and Mount Vernon road at Soc, to be paid
for when that road il completed by the appropriation
by these two Companies of onehaf their gross earn
ings derived from its business passing over their re-
spcctive roads The arrangement proposed involves
10 advance of money by the {. Ii. and d. and r.,
Fl. ". and c. Complnies,- nor any contract TOR the
running by them of the Springfield road. nor has any
agreement on the subject yet received the sanction Of
the Directors OF the Companies Interested In case
ts arrangement is effected, the Springfield and Mount
Venon Company expect to complete their road within
two years.
A telegraphic dispatch from Mr.. Barlow, vicePresi
dent of the Ohio and Mississippi Road connecting Gin
cinnati with ST. Louis, states engine and will be
run over the entire length Of that road to-day This
completes another great link between the East and the
West We shall refer TO this matter again tomorrow
coal burning engine has recently been 800 miles
on the Illinois Central Road with entire success and at
q very large saving wood for fuel. This il mat
ter of mIaense Importance to the Illinois Central as
~ood il scarce on their line while coal is abundant.
The Investigating Committee of the Stockholders of
the New-Castke Bank of Pennsylvania recently sus-
pended have made report, from which We copy the
essential portion:
STATEMENT THE AssErs ASO LIABILITIES OF THE BANK OF
SEw-cAsrLE.
.fne,s
Bgs discounted and rot mAtul.d ss2 s2 10
B discounted uiier protest al In eour.- of coll.c
noD.s 1888 n
Du- nom Bank and Bankers and hand , aDD a.
sc,on fhh ho,"s $1,000 ~
aseeSAls eVlN5snn Syy9 W
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 2i7, 269,
2ah 287 28S SOL, 3 IL, 32, S9 $50 SAL S5l, $50 357
$50 SOL S76 SO $50 3Sl Ss Ss5 $50 3S $685. 39 Sa S5
394 395, So, 39S S99, 400
SUPRENE CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-NOs. lJ7, 60, 80,
63 1T, l6l. l79 2o4, ga 223 224, 229 2S7
SUPRENE ECOURT-lURcUIT.-Part Mos. COL 273,
7OI79l 793 7q5 7 7g 79 800 SOL sos 8Oi 8u5 Part
-.4S4 g79 l476 1870 1921 1872 1925 1926 1877
1928, 1879 1880 1851 1852 1888 1884 1885, 1886 1851 1858 1882
1910, 1911 1912.
CoMfoN PLEAs-Pert Mos $50, 62. l5iI j74
SIS 526 ST. 582 54 l4 ISL $50 i3 49, as SIS Part H.
Nos. sS jS5 10 596, 48l 462t 49l.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
Arrived.

L. Mail steamer Ericsson, Capt LOwber from Liverpool
steamship Augusta Woodruff Savannah 60 horrs
nd.e and pass TO Mtch Saturday llth passed IN the
river bound up hem brig East sf sc aud 'ehL Tso'
exchanged signals with steamship State OF Georgia from Phs
s e.aS @ NATION 1S ds n & '5inaGssS cdu a: %
detained outside several hours By thick weather. this morning.
topsai schooner ashore point of Sandy Hook,
steamship Nashville Evan Charleston 81 hours ndse
Ship William Tsp.eott BSi, Liverpool March l. md.e and
$50 steerage pass to Tspscott Co April lat 10 3 ION
S@ slnaked ship A[ago, 5ound APru 10 lat ~ ~ Ion 90
spoke snip t.-Ea55;;7t6n rom Calcutta for Boston
Ship Jacob westervet tpk Austin, Lyepooso ds md.e
sae. the lon 'Yt Of co. IN the lon Of 10 a. Joseph
Whelan, fell from mantopsal yard overheard and
Ship EneGPe Wait Liverpool Feb "a md'e and e7o pass
Bark Georges (of Thomaston) Masune, Palermo Feb eo
passed Gibraltar March fruit 20 Snow Burgess Headlight
ss.iey sesTy sas. E.nGs rom no w | to S w April in % from
ENEtow carried away end Of fore .op's yard and
with light Geins wnds and thick and Tsmy weather ~. .,
mdse and 1872 pass Buck Co. Had light variable winds
and fine weather until March O. since then succession Of ise
9th inst lat A. lon So at 10 propeller with three top
ssls steering r had black smoke stack with white belt
BHs Tdndeon Ss 'H' ci wadoboro Heave GasysPR
March z mola'se' to na:sT Sth inst lat 80, % o., ' s W. H.
ging o, erboard and was lost -.
Rig Aye @ ssSapor ciS cs iS csSeSs, Ss. 4p sac cas
for 20 date Double Headed shot Keys, spoke
u
Brig Casian of Harpswel Pinkham, CaIdenas lst INST
smoke lark Nevada. from st Thomas tor Boston .
James Lawrence Allen Boston days md'e u Dsyto"
Sprague. cu,r,
Srbr Swan Loring Boston, mdse 70 5 w Lewis , "a,
ScL John Rotche twreckng) Clock from wreck OF 'hP
New Ham pshire, with sails. -. 4,
sch Frsnces Sattey Griffin Charleston days cotton &c,
s~b ocean Bird (Br Lockhart Windsor days plaster to
Scbr Emily II Dennson Dennison, Connection. River for
Philadelphia ~ --.t-.. nj. = NIL
delphis. -. ,,,-,- c,-..---.-
s,LT Tiyiano, Low. Gloucester fish.
Scbr n Bsues RayIn' 'nd, Gloucester fish.
S,br VILLAIN Thomas. Bessy, NaIehsm nails.
scbr Tryell Adams. Nantucket
Sloop Thomas Hull Hull, Providence
Propeler Thomas Sparks, Green, Philadelphia.
Propeler Petrel Arey. Providence
Propeller Charles Ossood Smith Norwich.
FELLOWSHIP Tornado Mumford, Hsyre March 10, ndse
aud pas. to Is A Mumford Bros
Ship Harvest Queen, Young Liverpool Feb o. to Mar.
shall CO.
Ships Mddeser from Liverpool and Southampton from
London. all by Capt MorTel Of Steamtug Huntress
TIE Sems phoe at the Highlands reports the ship Margaret
Evan from London, at anchor o the bar.
WlND-Durns the day, NJ NE, with rain Sunset, " w,
fresh
The medium clipper ship Mastif 800 uns register was thi
morning taken the Balance Dock for repairs she WIZ lsVe
lew shoe, and copper patched
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
Disasters, &c.

ssxpy HOOK April 1.-The schr John Frederick. from PM
sdephs with for Boston. went ashore on east AIDE OF
sandy Hook O'Clock this orning probabys total loss,
cor fsned 70 j Adams coal dealer, South Boston,
By Telegraph TO Elwood Wster' esq
H.yAx. April Son the 3oth ult In the night the chip
Eocohee from New Orleans boand or Havana struck on the
reef IS miles the westward Of this port On tne l
and ty sent % assist IN settns hf
anchors out and chains hove tsnt the osas
taken and after every exertion 70 ct her aios ns
abandoned Sails and sgns bronst TO the city me sS.p
esspisp IBy letter to Elwooa Wster, esq
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONS-APRiL l4-Before the
RECORDER.


charged with upon the person of Hannah Craer was
resumed the opening Of Court and occupied the whole day
The circumstances f the have been fully published by
The evidence both sdos al in early in the afternoon
and o'clock the submitted to the jury who up to
Z late hour unable to agree upon a verdict.
Henry Beck, German youth, pleaded guilty 10 an attempt
poison JAS Grosrand his wife by putting arsenic IN
their victuals and remsnded for sentence. The crime
place March the residence Of Mr.. g. in Second
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