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yNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
states mall .teamsrThe ships comprising this Inc

These ships have been bull by eoatrac expressly for
service has been their
their engines Insure strength aud speed and ihsT accommodations
for passengers uneqialed for elegance and comfort
The steamers OF tins line have
aud no expense has been spared make them all
the thorough examination them their
ton -f
Price OF passage York Liverpool cabin $3.50
In second cabin $40 Prom liverpool to New York 80 aud 20
suneas.
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United states Patent once,

nN the petition of Palmer Sumner, of New York
~ praying for tho extension Of paten granted to him the
25h April 1874 metallic ahs, for
from the expiration of said aten which takes place the
25h day Of April, 1855
Monday the 18th Of April IL O'Clock and all persons
notified and show they have why said
uien ought not to be granted. ls.. +. " III
Persons opposing The extension required to e In the Patent Of
their uectOus specially forth writing,
before the day hearing All testimony filed by either
at the said hearing taken
with the rules the Office which will be furnished
plcation. at -ts 4aa 'taat
testimony the will closed March;
deposions other relied testimony filed
the Office before the morning Of that day arguments
II any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Unon Wash
Daily News, New York,
weeks previous the 18th of April ncx
HOLT,
Commissioner
sEdors Of the above papers Will please copy e
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Jan l2--law3w
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COWARD X. COLLINS,
No 5o Wall street, ". Z.
BROWN, sIiiIEY, Il Co.
....a f, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KElSNARD CO,
No. ~ Austin Frars, London
q. ..... u. g. WAINWRIGHT co.
Paris p
The Of these hs win not be accountable for god silver
bullion Specie Jewery stones metals bills
ding signed therefor and the vaius thereof expressed therein
Dee le-du
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OFFICERS or THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON

OFFICERS or THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON
hdyor. or.-Wm. B, Magruder
Re9seS.--Wm Morgan. # Ea
Corporation Ahorney. james M Carlisle
7hr (fenk. William J. Donohoo
Book keeper. Edwin j. Kopfer.
Messenger. William U Locke, -.rl u.
Collector. James f. Halliday. Clerks s-Hamilton viii
liains and Reuben Cieary.
Surveyor. WIN. Forsyth
Philip C. Davis. M. d., and j. b. II Smith, First ward
Robert X. Stone, NJ d, and Charles l. Coltman, Sec
ond ward
William @ Palmer, NJ D., and Joseph Bryan Third
ward.
William 7. Johnston M D., aud James Iawrenson,
Fourth ward
j b. Gardiner NJ D., aud j. Z. lngle, Fifth ward.
+. s. Walsh, NJ. d., and John ID. Brandt. Sixth ward
James Il. Morgan NJ. d., and George Mattingly, Sew
enth ward
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HONPLETlON of Panama Railroad. d.--Rednction
~ OF fare tn Cania States mail steamships New
York for pnwa the 5th and 10th each month"; connecting
With mail steamers fiom Panama u San Francisco.
These steamships have inspected and by the Navy
Department, aud guaranty speed and s1fsfy.
Tho Panama railroad "a miles long,
and crossed hord The
checked in New York through traosco
embarked at Panama by tho Tho
paid in New York ati OF
New York. Panama. and San
Francisco detention accident a The route Is
entirely reliable atF8r e-If t tHaf.I .frH.4
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive at apnwa
through
and children without other protectors.
through tickets apply
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
6--dtf
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a.. Warrington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED CONGRESS
rNH1S Company is now prepared to receive appli-
buildings merchandise, the
city my charge policy their oce
Tenth the Washington
VIM. y, Bayly, Samuel Bacon
SD Jos. Bryan, James J. Halliday
Wm. orme, Hudson Taylor,
Francis Mohum NJ. W. Gait,
Bcnj. BeslL
~ t JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President
&. u, HA,-os Secretary
May 2g-dly t.fN.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
FRIDAY. MAY II.

american B0drd If Commissioners fer f0Teig" Ma
on,-Th. SINUS, meeting Of the American Board Of Comui'
,o -, for Fusign will be held in the Church Of the
ruriar Oh Fr'Gsy Msy IL, beginning at 10 o'clocs
J0rr0n's R,ghtS Contention second day Mozart
Hail. No 6s3 Broadway, 10 M -
B0yfi,f Annirersay,cS.-'r Anniversaries of the
sevea connected with the Baptist denomination will
be- hed in Philsdcl pbs SIS follows:
frrrcon ard Foreign Bible SocieiyTsbernacle Church.
Chestnut st:ce Twentieth street. May 49, .ncine a.
10 Cc.ocka N. -
Homo 1i.ion SccetyTeL:h Rap,i.t Church, Eighth street,
sb.ve Or en-, May "a snd IS AZ occi M Addresses VIII
be d.sercd by tie Hon Eli Thsjer NJ aud tie Rev. Geo
D. Boardmsn Of Rochest.r N Y The receipts Of the Socety
the pat donations and .egsces within 500 OF
those Of the previous year. .r,,
Pubieaoa Socistv-Fouh Baptist Church corner of Fti
snd streets May 6 and H. commencing at - O'Clock
y
Arch Board OF Msnss-r May 10 aud 10, ct 10 IN
Union, MAY 90, lOa
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FROM Pom Ar-PLArrE B. the arivsl on Thurs
ca Of the schr. Monezuna, CAPT. Turner We have al
vices 20 the 3D. inst On tie 23d ult. feet Of Domni
vessels, consisting Of bark and five sohooners,
arrived of the port tie commsudpg officer of which
sst letter. shore to the Gfferert consus aud the
suthciies requesting an interview on board tho bark
He informed chem o: HIS intention 20 bomb,rd the
,lsce The next day and would not allow any Danish OIL
Other foreign vessels 10 leave port.
TIE American schooner Wing of the Wind, however
arrived on the ODD, ami succeed IN running the block
ace bu; 70. without having had several shots fired a
her. On the 1t May few sSo's were fred oto the
place, which were returned from the font on shore
Only one shot from the fleet took effect. The Monte
una was not molested CT leaving po-t.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
From The Pdrdmd Star.

FrOn he Pd1dmd Nfdr
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company steamer
Bolivia Capt. A. Johnston fcm Csllao April II, ar.
rived at her anchorage IT this city the morning OF
April 2l
CHILL .
We have news from this Republic 10 the 5ist OF
March. Public attention throughout the Republic /,
entirely eugyossed with tie elections which have Just
taken place, and great excitement existed ana Tue
ost strenuous efforts had been made by the Mnl:e-
Ial ard Opposition parties in favor Of ther respective
Candidates. In Valparaiso, on the days Of polling
ever,tfrg wet of quietly til, election resulting IN
ite triumph Of the Opposition parties. 10 saoHaeo
uspy riots took pace, ana some lyes were los. As
fer as the returns have been received, the Govern
next party appear TO have monopoly. Congress Is
to meet the Let If June and it is probable thst 10
decisive action will b. taken urtl thst time Dul !,
nposs be rot TO fee tia, the slightest act isy sd
aIpes 70 force and plunge Chin into al 'Ae H''
roe % e civil war.
The Archbishop &C Santiago has issued p,'.o' 81.
TX waich 20 comp AXIS OF ths existence o. tfo''.a'
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Tie Alta contains a statement thai there are in this
city some evergreen tobacco trees which grew from
the seed of tie common tobacco plant, and are now
80 handsome shade trees" The paper describes the
place where they may be seen and says the were
planted four years ago by Col. Haraszhy in front of
the house where he then dwet The leaf ia said to
have the peculiar flavor of the tobacco. If mistake
not botsnists say that an annual never can change
into an evergreen; but the term evergreen may be
applied in one sense to many ANNALS. Thus rose-
bushes in the open air here always have some green
leaves, and they bloom in every month in toe year.
However, about this tobacco tree, am skspticsl
perhaps shall take tine during the coming fortnight
TO examine the matter personally. This country s
full of wonders, but it does not follow that all the
wonderful stories told Off are true.
Tie Sacramento Union says that rosebush in
that city, which .hould have produced roses of
vait gated pink and white color, in accordance " tn
the stock from which it sprung, has produced tive
Ioses-oEe red and the other white with tipping OF
pink on the edge Of the leaves.
The city has been amused and scandszed by the
CONDUCT Of & Mr.. George w. Weekes and his wife,
Mrs. Cora Anna who established literary Newspaper
tere, collected large number OF subscriptions at =
year, committed fragrant plagiaris in the FIRST num-
Der Of the paper, ard fled 10 Australia after the pub
LEGATION of The third lumber leaving their subscribers
and partners minus some s. 00O or more. They ar
rlv,d from Newt Orleans six weeks ago gave notice
the day after their arrival tina tMrs. Weekes would
establish a weekly paper which should be conducted
with high literary ability, sLd should contain contr-
buffers from Alexander Smith, +. Ii. Browning
Aytoun Gerald Massey and many other famous aQ-
ttOrs. She is Il handsome woman, not more than II
Yeas Of age evidently well educated, of fine ad-
dress, bu; little bold. She cslled personally upon
the editors of all the city papers; introduced herself
told plausible story Of what she would do with the
assistance of the great British authors who had prom
ned 20 contribute to her paper; and besseched the
Aforesaid editors 10 cay a good word for her. They
could not refuse and she introduced 10 the pub
lie with numerous puffs. The frs: number of her San
FIsrcisoo paper, styled The Ahanenm, made very
favorable impression the articles being well written,
srd the sal.tsioiy particularly high-toned. day
tao after it's appearance, Mrs. Weeks started out
to solicit subscriptions, and her fame will lorg
remain in San Francisco, ss that Of ia, most
successful drummer wlo has ever visited the city.
she has ready tongue, winning suile, wopt-be-
ant of WAY; OF the se added to ner youth scd beau
is took tie gellsnt Cslfoinisns BY storm, aud macy
,isrllt Themselves pretty vel paid by h,r chat for
ii - HEB abe coaxed out Of them f9t year SUB
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b. :aa .a- al e, vh.ct las s,sA;y cc-msnced ~
trs.t'-. raysges among 'teu. TIE g-est prophet
Brigham Young. IL recent decree. has orcered sd
tie young en- e fifteen years Oh, srd the girs OF
:vslve. 10 mary Immediately, esch boz 10 have at
lt.ss tao r.vss. But what caps toe climax Of his
'aisnsa, s=o creates loa,htg for lis impure crsed
,Ven smoUg The mot savsge Indians is tat 10 order
10 T-tsevs tie race o. .ae psophe, 81 liz SacCrdot
EnrHy. I'D to pTevens a mixtrIe with the Inferior
of Saa.s 5e has obliged al tie me ubeIs Of hs
Z ~ family 10 nterm.rry auo-g Themselves 30 .h,t
{. rs FOR h.s wives He osos his brded snd iniSt1.
sttd Glowsrs With enormous tsXe;-60 per cent--snd
by lbs. means has hmsssed 8 princely fortune IL
: fes',d BE VI run ava! IN his iGm,n'e plunder,
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BERMUDA.
AN AMERICAN VESSEL SEIZED AT GRASSY
RAW

We have received HSmi'to7, Bermuda, papers to
The 18th ut, bat they contain 20 teHs Of interest
The American bIigsttine Ella Rse6, Tu,o master,
rom Liverpool Erg., cut 80 days With ss freight
bound to PlIa6elpis put into Gtsssy Bay, Bermuda,
en- 9th ut, fo. provisions and water, but was pre-
re vessel issued a. suit OF joseph C. Yates, Of the
firm e Joseph c. Yates 4 Co. cf Baltimore sgainst
Messrs. Ou,eIbdi5gs. ysrvey Co, Of Phlsdelpsia
me owners CT the Ella Reed. Tfs smouut OF the
Dc bt is said 20 20 about $60C0. An apple alton was
made he 9th to relesse the vessel on the ground
of ter being Chartered vessel and bound 10 deliver
Ter cargo che not being then tie property Of her own
er, but Cf the charter party.
The Conr., on tie 18th, without giving any oplnion
to the grounds for release, decided that il had no
power 70 release the vessel after the attachment had
been made and before the esse had been tr,~d. The
yesst. las brought into the hsrbor tie afternoon
ii tho. day, by the Msrshsrs orders where che now
si waiting the sitting of the Court 10 try the fut
The cepan is yet in charge s,d has protested
81 b.sfft r. nee 90 far. This il the first of the
kline that hiss eve- occurred il Bernuds.
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YVO WEEES LATER FRON CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF TIE STAR OF THE "tot'
SI.6r5.35I ~ in Treasure.

The Voted States Nal steamship Star Oh tue 's''
from A.pipwan whence she sailed on the IN ins'' a.
,,ved On Thursday moraiog May IL, with large num-
Der Of passenger l,65s5 "a in gold aud mails from
San Frs,ois: to the 2Oh April, per steamship Golden
Ace. wi ich arrived OF Params on tie Sd inst.
The United St .tes ship vandalia arrived at Panama
n, che 9th Of April from Caliao. The flagship Meri-
,sc ard s,oopof-wsr Decatur, were also at Pansma.
W. are indebted 10 j. +. Patterson, esq, Pdrser Of
,,a Sta, Of the Wet, Weii'. Fargo & Co. snd Free
r.& Co.'S express, FOR the prompt delivery Of our
Gee AID packages
Tie fo.owug is the treasure list Of the Star Of the
West:
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Markets..

sss FRA,cIsco Monday Evening April ~ ls,S
FLoUR-Jobbipg sales deste NJ usus quotations. -liQ -
WHEsT-NO sales.
Ey-StO bags stld st 81 O1.
OATs-No ssles
PoTAIots-Sses 81 70d Soc u bag.
BUTTER-35 hGkins Old sold a; auction ~ lSic
BEEF--f0 h bbls Repecked sold a. suction al s q 30
RIcE-Ssles loooo n Reclaimed Calcutta 1890 90. sisa'
l5,go do. China No ?. al on private terms.
Goops-lcO kenps Apples sold at auction 9. S.
SVGAR-9i bales Ctina No. l. sweated sold Of suction
SIS ~.
SALT 10 tuns Liverpool sold a. suction at SO -
TEAs-Arcdon sales OF $50 boxes Young Hyson 2e 20
boxes Guppowder Of ac.
YEAST PowDERsldO grossP. ~ sold recent arrivals at
SIS
COFFEE-So bags Java sold at auction al Ice.
STsRCH-75 boxes IL N each, sold st suction at DC
CNDLEs-l0 boxes knspps Adsm.riise cold At auction d
i7ic. 10 boxes Grants dark, ct do. l7ic.
CIssET-Sso boxes Bordeaux sold a s3 ~. go,
GNSaes by suction. sccount 81 underSiitrrs o. ID. -
Nodpes sebrspPs are at IS 81! T. dor 81 CO. Booth
Stdswiok, pints at 81 g..
ALcoHoL-5c bbls. N.wYork. Cogswe, Crane Co. col
81 T.c.
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PERL.


Our cc-,e'pcnden Istte. giS'. au It Al e.. 7-~-
items vi ch We hsvs from this L public. Private
.dyices il tom Is that s'..ss ar OF cie /.
ceediE Of, VI ce-SiD. Cd Doots the Pes %; y
called is (. rsge gslersii., and rstter .nx,ua n
nav OF few q those lesdlbg men Who id not u 80.
, cutie 20 much Interest in ii. cause IS he thou
tie, would DO wh.a the rssui; q tie revolution vas
doubtful.
Ther- vase Hight iuproyeme 10 bushes. % Ca.
lao owrg 10 tie termination Of me rebellion sni The
opening Of the Southern porte.
To IN, gy.fo,, Of Tae STAY onS E,.sS
Gy>rLTNFs: have lite e. n,.e for tie paes III
teen csys. The OILY thing OF npor;stce that ass
tran p ed h.. bee the sac of the ia Gillian
e!s that re;e taken some Z ne ago at Pabsll11 De
Peru. They were sold by su order fr, N the Aiml.
Islty Court as legal prizes 20 the steamer fam.
bes; the tso American Vessels sre stl Lnder iaY-s
tga,iop.
Ger. Castillo arrived OF the l0.h met :-on Areqr
Ia The papers STATE that bis reception was en;husi.
astc out Tor the life o: me could rot see any OF IT,
To me / appeared Of the Is nest affas that conld
Re ;magi1eo. Capt. Mcrteros reception was more
enthusiastic The h.t Of HID and w"1nted hss not
vet appeared, and probably Lever Will: tue anxiety
amt the families that have relatives ia toe army
ps n;ul in the extreme. II gen ,rsy supposed ths
Casas arrival here was TO for rsd the prep sretion
against Bolivia, but it i, only supposition.
The United States sloop ofwar Naudals sailed for
the Moth or Wednesday last. We are hourly ex-
pecting the Sa-ansc; she le. Valparaiso on the ID
irst. Yours truly,
Cofldo April l2, 1853
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''turred ''o'n EurOpesa tour. They were stopping
a 'e P'e'eoa HcaSs. Broadway. On tie ey.rinr n
que.t.e, The two friends vent 10 IL. Academy n
Mu.ic lat IL consequence Of making too teousr. ysts
20 .le bs--oom d. -s tie performance bota b.c.r,s
"iiglly i,lumrs.ed' yet neither thought himself
but secuted the otse, with being into rio.,ed
Aft.r leaving tie Academy an gs,ang Fou.tssuth
street. each sccused the other Of bsiDg drunk and
esch center ding TIA. tie other not IN tit csnd.
ton 10 &c Acrs alone, undertook 20 escert hin
10 bis quarters. Both 60. angry abou; being called
drunk snd thus Tie qusrei commenced Fro0
words they al lergth came 10 Blow, and beth
drew knise. snd coumesced Q furious and bloody
hght. Blascee received ievere cut in tho has1.
Which 20 much e1asperated him fbst be sprang tow
Officer B;i6ssil e the Eighteenth Precinct beng h
tie bolhood s; tie time and hearing tho dlstsr-
snce FASTENED to TIE scene and separated the comes
isJs. Tie oeT corCIcted them to the residence o.
Dr.. Shenmsr IN Fourth averas where taer wounoS
were dlt f-e q.
Blascce admitted stabbrg isni, bot tod the Doctor
tina; 1t ccdentally done. Giapi heard the state
NEXT sId salc Re would not prosecute Bascoc. Sub
sequerty Officer BiEcsal accompanied the young men
10 the Prescott House where he len them but leAfnAG
eni W.0resfsy tbst Giari was DESTROYS Of prose-
cu,rg tie matter Re arrested Blsscos aud conveyed
IN before Justice Kelly at the jefferson Market Pc
Ice Court Dr. Skealman was prsss Mt and testfed
that at late hour Tuesday sght be dressed vousA
ir tie baud cf Oscar Blsseoe and four stsbs in tho
Letk O. Nm. Gisni. The wounds OF Giani we're vsry
Sad snd his recovery WAS considered doubtful. The
il iureG man was If course unable 20 appear az ths
C,urt and make complaint against Blsscoe. Jsstics
key decided upon holding tie accused in the ssn -
$2CC0 bail.
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ARRIVAL OF THE L. S. STEAMER SHUBRICK

Fvon TIE Sf1r. dprI =
The United States surveying steamer Shubrick,
Commander John DE Camp reached tbs port on the
paraiso The Shubrick left Philadelphia IN December
ard is bourd TO San Francisco and Oregon, where
She is intended to be placed on the coast survey.
We are indebted to Capt Harris for Valparaiso ps-
pers Thew contain little news beyond that slresd!
Unlisted Chile still remains in a state OF ex cite
men on account Of the elections, which were against
the Government.
Tie line Of telegraph from Santiago to Tacoa has
been completed, connecting the iat'' place With Va"
paraiso.
Several ARE SITS have been made OF persons passing
false Bolivian coin in Valparaiso.
Dates from the Argentine Conf dsrstion are to Il
l4th of March, The yellow fever is raging in Btszi.
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PnssASgs 4 Co., Agents.
tAdseriseuent !

SAUyE QUI PEUT.-Passengers by the Europeen.
California ether visitors % the seahore sud tho
watering psces informed that BUSgERs PArEsT LITE rss-
SERVERS BATHING SHIRTS have been gesy reduced from
last Prices They proof sssDs al danger Dm cur.
and and The luxury Of bahinf boat sailing sn4
ell squstc b. freely INDUCED 10 By the moe
tnid without the slightest apprehension u danger CAL snd es
an ins Al The dent No I67 Bro.dwsv C. j. BUssEs,
~ ~ P.tept,e and lnvcn.os.
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ADDITIONAL.
= rou Ou, DIVA Correspondent.

SAS FRAScIsco, April 20 1853.
The fortnight has not been productive of any great
events. A growing excitement abou, the reported
riches e tue Frazer River mines, great fire in
Forest City, the release of the alleged slave Archy
Lee tue passage Of number OF new Laws by the Lsg-
iature, Lcudibg one to protect the uuchabused Sun
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The telegraphic line opened from Marysviile to
Sbalta en- the 10Th lest.
"Several" Chinamen have lately been converted to
Christianity in Sacramento by the Rev. Mr.. Shuck,
who speaks their lapgusge. He has now two Chinese
preachers to assist HIN in his missionary labors The
small.
Tire following table Of the prices Of live stock in
Los Angeles moy be interesting to some Of your read
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CASE OF DRUGCING ,ND RoBBERN.-A youoG
man Gilbert Midway Will. in the dsepusble hou. Me-
and then robbed eSS In
gold snd bank bills Muyepy 1t appess. was induced 70
house by nsmsd Mre and forced to drtnk
sss If liquor in which drug o KIDD put By one
IF the house named Anu Mshoney Sooa after Ina
Mus police the but her confederate made
bis Michael Smith, who was In the hoae Of he tine
testified the put powder Into she hausr
given to Muysny. Justice Welsh locked her up.
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CORRECTION.
To the Eduo, Of The n. y Tribune.

SIR: In your ssue of the 18th, you say that Mr..
osg convicted keeping disodery house In Grand str<
and deferred Such not the The evidences
the the that the house kept by the
dsrsgned restaurant AMI tbereupou the Jury dissvsd
ALEXANDER HOA0.
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TIRE Harmon CoMNIssIosFRs AND WASHINGTON
MARKEI.-The Harbor Commissioners on Wednesday,
amcpg other duties made On official visit to Washing
TOT Market to examine into the encroachments upon
the outside Of this market. 1hey round ythos in
the most shockingy filthy condition. Shanties of every
kind were erected the ground and it was remarked
by the Commissioners some Of whom have seen much
of very dirty foreign ports that this far exceeded in
filth anything they had ever seen. Then is there
large heap Of decayed vegetables aud manures, some
thirty fee. lorg and ten feet high. BY AN act to es
tab!ith regulations for the port of New-York,' the
Commissioners have tie power to remove or cause to
be removed any encumbraDce or obstruction upon any
pier or bukhead in the port. The Commissioners are
determined to execute this power AMI enforce the re-
movs of this disgusting nuisance and any person hay
rg an interest in the matter must look out for change
of place.
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BELLS BELLSII
full assortment, Of MEsEsLys CELEsaArgD
CHURCH AND OTHER BELLS
at the New.York AgeDcy No. isg Broadway
Call OF snd Tor 9 Circular.
PAssAxgs Co, ASeutz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-14

For>p DRowsrD.-The body of an unknewn mas,
sbott found Thursday IN the dock the
1hiteth street T.. and sent 10 Bellevue Rospitd
d. ac House. The deceased about 1--WE feet sN nches In
hight ard dressed In brown fock coat plaid sk velvet
dark pants boots &C. The b,dy hal bes three
on ia the Hls held irqlcst. and
yeIdnt o Supposed drowning rendered by the jury