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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

CUPREME COURT-Clty and County OF New
- York-NICHOLAS q. KORTRIGHT against THOMAS
AID and otherIn pursuance and by virtue OF Judgment Of
the Supreme Court made In the above entitled acton on he
hirty day December 1885, the lands and premises here
naer described will be sold under the direction Of the SUB
scrbcr appointed by the Court herein at pu9hc
,,ron by William bumont anstionear the Merchants Ex
GLANCE IN The City York. the fourth day of February
NEXT at II O'clock noon Of that day The mogssed premises
are In said Judgment described fellows: All that certain lot
pec. parcel of land situate lying and being IN the Twentieth
Ward NewYor the noTbery side OF lbty
seventh street and described follows; Commencing
point the nOrbey side Of Thirty seventh street distant
one hundred eaery om the corner OF the
BRhh and Thirty seventh street. running thence north
ary and parallel with the Eighth nneyeght 1887 feet
enh street sixteen 6 feet eight s inches; thence ouhery
and with the Eighth and through the center Of
marty 1881 feet nine 49, inches TO the north
er side of Thirty street. and thence westerly
sons the norhery side street sixteen
s eight @ Inches to the place Of jan
asry II, 1850. ..- D. HOBART, Referee.
G. TlIIorsos, Plaintiffs Attorney No. II Wallst
i,l2 %rThkSat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14
1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lCOOC EN- IRA l. RAILRoA D. INV
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity this Road eqaa to any In The country

The pscity Of this Road eqssl in the cosny
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No. 2 Astor Heuse, Broadway. 49,
Facilities for the Of Passengers 70 and nom Cir
suai Chicago, St. Louis ST. Paul Nashville Memphis Ne"
Orleans and all other In the West Northwest and
unsspsssd for speed and comfort BY roste
Through for the West leave New orb foot Of Court
lsndtst Morning Express Evening Express p m
leeping and smoking al trains -,
Fare always low and the time quick a. BY any ether
reute.
BY th. route Freehs Of AL descriptions can be Forwarded 20
and from any point on Of Ohio Kentucky INDIANA
Illinois wisconsin Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dl-
RECT or 70 any port the navsabe vsrs Of the West oy
steamers from Pittsburgh -,
The rates Of Freight to and from point OF the West oy the
Railroad ut ali times favorable Is are cAaisea
ether Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers msst
Ing Of ther Freight to this Company can roy
With confidence its speedy transit ,.,
Ibis Company also mai zans Hmgrant Accommodation
IApe BY which parties grating westward ENJOY ehcap ana
mode conveyance half the hrstcl.s rates
ofJu. h. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Astor House.
LEIGH K Co., Freight Agents, . . ,,,.,.
No. 2Aror House and No South w h,anft
MCDONALD L. BISCH0fF. Epigrsnt Agents,
No. Battery place.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General supt, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.&C.
IN .epser leave Pier foot Of Dusnes as tonos VIZ;
DUEKIRK EXPRESS at for Dunkirf, bunao' Jan
apdsigus aud principal intern ediss stations .. xs,
NEWBURGH EXPRESS ut $3.50 p m, for Newbursh, MID
dletoyn and int erIne date Stations. -,
NIGHT EXPRESS ut $3.50 for Dnnhirf, buuao C3nan
dsigua, and principal Stations $50 II, a.. c.s.,
and Ei.eaa Falls Railroad at Bnghsmton, with the sya
euse Railroad Corning with the Railroad Tor hoeneer aoe
Buffalo, ct Bend with the Railroad for Scranton ana
nfo and Dunkir With the Lake Shore Raissd Tor Cleve-
lund Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago, &c. and the Canada
EIJuii MsRsH Receiver. CHAs. MINoTi GenI supt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14
NTEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

IN 1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ,sos
Commencing Dec. IL, 1859. 80
PASSENGER Station n HevY0t, corner ftoH- and soes'
Entrance 27h-st. - - -. -onu
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RKi
For New.Havon sa m. (ex)i R;l5 s;l5 leJJ sio1 gs
.:5O M For bridgeport = ga. m. (eIlj PAS s:ls eIl
$3.50 $3.50 For Milford stS,fCrd faIhes sSIt.po
D. pa m l2:l5 a5 le1); $780, 400 $3.50 m For osrIsa
sid Greenwich ms l2:l5l s:So 4:So e;o m =, oe'
Stamford T. toll ga I2:l5, 5:l5 eSl $3.50 4oo' s.S
m for Port Chester sndinermedisse Stations lisa m 1S
$50 lao, $50, $50 p. m. - -. ,
For Boston via Springfield M (eI silo m .esl ~
aepee For Hartford and Springfield, (sIh n;ls s;E
p (en For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal o.
iex and sl5 iex) to Northampton For Hartford ffevf
denee, and Fishkin Railroad, M ex) For New-Hasen
New Lendon and Stonngton Railroad at a. 3:b and su
n M Canal Rsilroed TO Coinvile teIl and l5:l
. NJ TO Northampton. For Housstonc Railroad la M foi
gatuck Railroad 3:le For Dsnbury snd rsr
" ali Railroad T. ga m, 1850 P N. ,,.u, ...,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL R'vER-Tbs splendid and ssperior
METROPOLIS Capt brown Leaves New ora evey
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at = o'eiocs,
D m and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt brsyton, On MoSDA',
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, s4o'coos' p M hon r'e'
Nc. g. ~ X.
Hereafter no rooms be regarded seenred to any sppn
until the stsll have been paid Tor -. =
FREIGHT TO Boston forwarded through WIN geek
VIM BORDEN, Agent, Nos 70 and II weSs,t
NETWORK and HARLEM RAlLROAD.-
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBAN1. A.,
On and Thursday De- u.s. 1859 Trans WI" ea'o No's
a. station Newly ork, follows:
Dor WiIHamsbridge-8:30 and II = 22o and 8;% p m
For White Plains-I230 and 49,. u.
FOR White Peins-6:lJ from coz White ana OeA"o''
For Croton Fali.-4p m from 2jthst.
For Mill, ron-3 D. m, from 2thst.
For Albsny-9a IN, from 2ttb-st mail train.
For Albsuy-3.30 D. M from 26-st., express train
An through trains with ~ Y Central X X Tor no "esI
Returning, val leave
Williamsbridge-6:40s and $3.50 q m and $40 p IN.
White Palms. and 7:l9A M, sndi;soP NJ
Croton Fails e
Milerton-7a. On.
AIbsny-u a M, mail and 3l5 p. m, s1I,e" trains.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHlLA,
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JEhshI
CITY-HaI snd Express lines leave New ork at ana
NJ and and fare ga Through Tickets ,old ior oin
esnnssi the West aud for Washington, Neworeen ana
the South ke and through baggage checked TO Warrington
7 g and p. N. trains. ..,.
j. w. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent ,
baggage viii be received for trains unless delivered AAe
checked is minutes In advance Of the time Of Isayins
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19
u merifamildbe Oeaebrtdbten.

WufbtuQtpu. Der Senat le61te ppr-
9eItgn nod ben Nntrag, DAP ltd Der @pn9reB
itber bic 3eit Der @pnpeutipuen perta9sn lcQe,
ab; 20 ltimnlten fur ben Antra9 ulD 81 ba=
eegen. SIM 6auIe fiel Elm dbnlider 4ntras
e~benfal8 pur9 SO itimmten pafir unp 113
ba9egen.
SSbnipn bon Genne6ee beridtete i'm Senute
cine neue 6eimItdttebiQ Elm al5 Su6ltitut fiji
lie 6au8> uuo bic fribere Senat8sgiu. Die
na6eren 8eltinnnut9en bteIer Bill li1o uua
nod ni9t betannt.
Neue Brdfibentf4at8@ nj :
binatipnen. @in5elne cDa~litIcnSwitbl9e
republifauil6e unO crnlerpatipe BrdliDeuten@
NADER baben nun fOl9eupeu Plan all89ebedt
Die NatipnalS@ pnpeutton Der con titutIcnelcit
1nicnz8artei, Die am 9. Wtat IN Baltimore
3ulammentritt, icfle Den fraberen Se1ator Geu
BON EenneIIee npminiren; in @bicaBp aber Ip0e
man ben (beina9e 8Ojdbrisen , SberbunDe8<
ri9ter Wc9ean auflteaen Dam Ip1e SeH auf
feline 9erminatipn 5I @unIten Wtc2ean'8 pers
5iAten uno 10 bic Coalition 5pil9en Der cpnlttz
utiOneuen llniOns4 artet uno Der Republican,
fden Bartei III Stanoe %briu9en. Serr Sea
miro li6 mBbl fir bic Hcle, Die i9rn IN ptelem
Bldtden 3ugeoadt 1T, bepaltfen!
Gin prdattge8 &leeblatt. Die
bret Experimentation OeB 0OrOen8, mel4e uQeia
Qeoen bic glufnabme BON &ania8 utter Der
8pauDptte Contribution i%tinluten, lin0 bic Ser
reu @nglii9 BON Snpiana, SeOtt BON
Galifprnien uuo Sidle8 pcu 9eew DCrf.
@a6rlid = bic 9Ssel bdtteu le ni4t l4Dner
~8ulaumenlelen tpunen. Gnglii9 Der @r3Uer>
rdtber BON SnpianQ ppran. Da8 1T pa8 pirs
biaite 4uSbSn9eidilo. Der Wfann bat @cn=
lequen8 Die @Onlequen5 Der S4anllOli9teii
perbdrteter 8erbredtr. = Scott BON @allfrr=
niea unmittelbar parauf. @r mar e8, Der &C.
oen 8roDerid I'm 0elDe ltanb uno etlen 9rpBer
TbeiG Der WitIAul0 an oefien @rrnproun9 ourd
bic Gapalierpartet tru8. Nud mar er Dor al
len Wprpldnpern mirpig b~efunoen ipprben, Die
Stimmen Der pereiniSten Democratic peS STE.
Observation-Disclosures fir bic Stelle zines Spre.
9er8 su erbalten, nobel Der Sioen pieOerun
Denies, DoB er leinen Wtaun fannte unp iein'
Gtimmen an feinen~ upoanfbaren perldpenoe'
te.- @noli4 ufS Gritter, Der fii8li9 8leid
Der Grfe lein fSmnte, Der WtDrber Daniel Sid
les. Beitere @pmmentare ftnb iberfalii8.
Gang. beS @etenS,)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19

tpiro ettpa8 mebr al8 800 Mann tetraoert,
ldtnmtlid, gut b%erttten, e8 beiBt inbeB, ba6 elm
Courier naA Matampra8 e~ntlaltot mproen Iei,
ltul bon bort SiilIe ftr Die beprpbte Staot 9tep-
ncla ppn Sen. Garcia SIT erbitten unb bag
oieler in 6pl9e belen Wirflid cine 9ruppeu>
Abt6eilung e%ntIanbt babe, lpeiter6tn 9ebt bas
@eriidt, paB Sap. StOneulan a~rtilerie BON
Sort 8rotpn aus r~equirirt babe uno g~elpnneu
lei feline 6proerungen entIdieDen burd5u ieben,
c8 lie9t inpeB Die Wu6rldeinli@feit Dor, BAT
bereits ein 3ulalnmenltoB Der 9e9enleitigen
Srdfte ituttgefunpen Bat, wcriber bel Nbgane
Der PoIt bic ndberen Wtitt6eilult9en nod febls
ten, Die iebpd itiinbli4 e~ripartet wuroeu.
Wfajor Seinbelnlan 1T nit elmer fleinett
Gruppens Nbt6eilun8 lta6 9tip @ranDe Gitp
ab9esau9eu, INN bort nit Sol. Zee %5uIanmer
51 %tre1ier, Die Dpn @ouperneur Sou ton aber,
III 8e5ug auf bic 8ertbejpi9uu9 Der @rer3en
befOl9te Brlttit, madt ibut Der 6reunbe pielil
bielen @e9enOen, ietn gerfa9ren filpet bic an
9elneinte 3ultiminun9, llo lppeit Die er Bunft
in 8etradt fommt, 'perla9en ibrn lelblt feline
pplitilGet @e8ner ibre N%nerfennuns ni6t, man
bpfft nit ppllem Gertr1uei, baB e8 i6m selin=
gen merbe, ben 6rtepen al ben @jren3en ber=
5ultellelt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19
Mdrfte, 2iOerppol. gaumfpOle lont
I'M Brei8. = grOofplfe itdtis. = Yrppifirnen
ebenfaa8. = 2pnppn. @Onl ol8 943 bis 945.
NnllnreE.

S~"V*~R+
Wai9in9tpn, IS. april. Senat.
Grimes iter9ab eine Petitipn I'm Elm eleiGz
~fOnniseS 8anf9eieb.
Gunner iber9ab elm DubenD Betitipuen
NIT ptelen ltrterl 9riften, aus Der diepenen
Staoten in WaIa9ulettS, wDrin Der GpuoreB
nm ben Wioerruf Res flidtieen Sflapen9ele5z
5eS iao Abldafulg Der Sflaperei i'm Oiltrtct
Columbia uno IN ben Gerritcrien, lcpie UNI
Serbtetl1n8 pe8 Sflapenbancel8 aipiiden ben
Staaten 9ebeten mirp. Gunner be1ntraote.
Die PetItIpltel1 an pa8 Su li5=Gpnlite gu per@
weiler.
NaaiOn beantraste, ie auf ben Sid gu les
gen..
Sutiner beuntra9te Nbitinmurs nit Su
uub 93ein.
Der Antra5 Muipn'8, Die 9etitiOn auf ben
2l14 ST le9en, tpuroe alloenpmmen e8 Ittmms
ten 25 bafitr unb 10 ~pa0eaen.
epll1n1er iiberrel9te etue Betttipn. Bic ben
bon Gunner itberreidten d6nli9 lit unp beottz
tragic bic Serpeilung perlelben all ba8 SuItaz
@omlite.
2luf ben Ittras Malpn'8 prrbe aud biele
Petltlpn auf ben TiI6 eeleet.
SilIp OH rief feline 9feIplittipn oltf mor,od
pas Wtllttdrse pnlte Die BPM &riesSminilferium
ltber Die 9teferun9 ncn @iien absel9lpfenen
Sontratte inter uden lpu.
OaplS metnte, Die GeIoluticn ipu an ba8
&rle9Slninl1terirm 9eri9tet werbet.
Ntllpn mar nidt pieler NnIidt. @r tppue
enc anoere Snfprnatipn ais tie, melde bonn
&rte98nllnilterium fprnme. Seine Gelpluticn
babe III s%eptiIen &reilen SenIatipn erreat nno
man babe lid ale Wttbe ge0eten, ibr cine AMI
oere Gldtun9 5u perlei6en, Ielbff pplitilde
Sreunoe bon ibm bitten pa8 perIu6t.
Davis: ct Jet Der lebte, Der cine l~lnterluz
dung birtertreiben wplle. Sem Gntrao babe
nut be5medt, bic Soften gu erlparen, bic nit
oer SaumlunS BON 3eugniIen ~perbunpen
lelelt, tpel9e man ebenIp out III ben Bapieren
be8 arieS8minileriumS ielblt finben fSlnie.
9Sll1on er babe ourdau8 ni9t bic Nbii6t
9ebabt, benz Senatrr rpn MiifIippi uuluutere
Wptipe rltter5uI6ieben. Aber e8 Jet notoriIf.
RAP ii4 Die leBi9e Gerpaltung pe8 Rriea8minis
l~terirnl8 Dem 8erba9t a189eIe est babe, bar le
li1 5t nnlau6eren Grau8aftipnen ber9eoe6en
nno oesbalb le; cine Inter Iuduns nptbmencig.
Die 6elrlutlca fam p~prldufi9 ni9t our Atz
Thinning.
Darn rief Slipel feline 2eiplutirn tpieber
auf, mrrna9 liA Der Senat bonn Opnnerlta9
biz l. Ofai BON 3 5u 8 Ga8en pertasen iou.
Grnulbltl cpppnirte Dieiem Sprldlae al8
oenl l9le9telten, oer gemodt meroea fSmle.
SauS. Die 8il fit Defuns be8 Deft=
3it8 wur0e enlightenment.
Sbern1an lpra9 fir bic Sin.
OteIelbe ipnrbe nad einigem !Sin- uilb Sers
Jfeoeit nit 70 9e9en GO ct. an9enomnen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19
Ole @anto sc Npn.

Snbepenbenee, II. Gpril. Die Sar<
ia Sc 8olt 1T beute BON papnee Sort anoez
frmmen. Der @pnoufteur beridtet, boB Bic
StraBe nit WenI6en bebedt iei, melde fi6
na6 ben @clpmimen penoen; AUDI fam man
an pielen mericaniiden @mi9ranten5isen pprs
iiter. @ra8 fanD man I'M neberflule. Die
Bcfen BADEN iett feline G8forte mcbr; eS 1T
sleidmDbl nod nidt alle @cfubr be eiti0t, ba
ben Snbianern ME 5a traueu lit. Set apst
Mpnaten 1T fem GeSen s%efallen,
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GrOae seutrsbrunsf In wUObsfOa. y. ..

Ct. SpbMS %. s. Il. Npril. Der Sc
i9dft8tbeil BON @oOpltcd, g, s., murbe leete
gsa6t gang IN 9lide 9elest. lleber 100 Sc
bduoe perbrannten, Der @erluft wirb auf
100000 9elddet unb bic AGecurau3 ouf
$4,000. Oa mnter ben absebrannten Sc
bduoen i@ pa8 Gele9rapben=9urea t~e1inbet
uro bic Snlfruulente riinirt wurpeu, bat man
feline @tn5elnbetten.
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Tptal

Gptal. $1,364,OO0
Sie3u fOmmeu nod perbraunte 8ppte unO
%fleinere 6elter, 10 DAP Der 8erfuit li@ auf nabe
an 81, 600, 900 belaufen pirb.
Ct. 2pui8, Is. April, - Wfr8. Sarab
2antb'S Qeiduam 9efinpen. = %l1nlere 2eler
weroen lid erintert, DaB George $. 2utab I'M
pprisen Sabre, auf iein ei9ene8 @eltdnoniB
bin, leine Srau il1 Wiiliiippt ertrdutt gu ba<
ben, binseridtet wurbe, Sin lpeiblider 9eid~
nam pnrpe porsel tern unterbalb Gufer'S 2ars
~Du1s8plae, ND pa8 Gerbreden itattfunO, 9e<
~funoen, Der &opl mar BON benz &Drper 9e>
trennt, uno Der 2eidnam tbeilpeile Don Sano
beDedt er wuroe na4 GarOnbelet 9ebrad,
mo Der Coroner cine Epptenldau belt. Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19
3clegrapbiidbe OIn6rtebtem
3 ert6tet fir ben Baltimore @eder."
9lufmnft Ses Onmpfers
vMragp."
4&ase Neeueres nus europa.
3csitimiffiibe Sewesuns in gpanien.

~ "''e@
Seeitam nnb Sapers inter Siirsidaft sehelIt.
Sem 0prf. IS. Ipril. Der Dampfel
Mrasp fam Oieleu abeno NIT @adridten bic
gum A. glpril ppn Sapre all.
Der Oampfer Nmerica fam am 2. Npril in
9iperpppl an, ter gilltrala1ian am 3. bic
@itp pf Baltimore fam am 3. tn QueenStomr
all. Der 8anberbilt traf brouBen am 4. elm.
Da8 en9l. 8arlaulent bate ii9 bis gum 16.
perta9t.
@eeen Seenatl uno Saner8 maren @ar-
rants ou8geltellt ipcrbeu unb tie ninBten fir
Sabr 6rieDen8birsl9aft ltener.
Mlan belt cine Spnfereu5 Der @rpBmd6te
fir ipabrldeinli4.
Sn Spanien fanb cine leSitimifilde gemee
guls fat, Sen. Srte9a nit 5000 Manu
bate ben Don Carlos gum &Snig ausgerufen,
Seltrei4 p~rCteltirt eruifli9 9esen bic @n=
n~eraticn Der Ser5OSt9amer an Sarbinien,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19
&eetes pm @nihinatpn.

Waibin8tpn Is. gpril. Sine groBo
3abl Delesaten uno artcere BDlitifer reiIte
9ente BON bier na9 Gbarletcn al, barunter
Ternanpp @pob nit leineR 9euten. ;
Die republ. Senatcren bolten beute einen
Caucus, I'M 5a teratbeu, nit melden Imenoes
mentS fe fit ben 9tcara9uasSe itimmen
fGnntert.
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9Infnnft bes 0ampfers alrieI.

New<Yprf 18. April. Den Dampfer
ariel 1T pom NSpinwau nit Nadri6ten big
gum 8. an9efrlnmen. @r brin9t ri6t8 Neuez
res bon @alifprnier.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19
0ie Central lleberIanbs @rpres.

Ct. Splepb, Wip., II. April. Die
Central lleberlanb California unb 8ife's
Beaf BaiIusier uno @rpreB @p." laBt iebt bret
Wfal lebe Wpde Suti4en ab9eben. Die 6abrt
Bis Denver @itp b1uert 6 Iaoe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-19
Sob Ses .. ct. weiniffers tsforr.

Stem Yprt, 18. Mprit. Beverly 8.
@larf, 9. ct. Minilter in Guatemala, 1T ant
II. ppri9eit WonatS 9eitcrben. Seine 6ami=
lie fam biel belte nit Dem Oannpier Nriel an.
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Gin Nahuhpf nerbronut.

Gbico9p, 10. Npril. Die @erftatten,
bic Geulile nnp ailoere gum 8abnbOf Der Sui
ltctS Gentralbabn 9ebGri9e @ebduoe ~brannten
beute Wfcr9ennebt 4 ~2pfomptipen nieber. Ser
luit $150,0oo. gclianbis pur6 @eri4errns
6epedt, a.usl ,
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@iSenbohnsltnfou

5trutforb, s. IS, Is. Gpril 2eete
Nadt 9ab eS auf Der @ranp Trunf Gilenbabn
einen 3ulonlmeulfoB, nobel ein B~alIasier
setSptet unb 4 poer 5 auOere Berlpnen l9wer
neripulpet Wuroen.
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Columbia, 10. Ipril. Die Denlpfrt..
StaatScpnpentipn beftdti9te bic Baltimore uno
Cincinnati Blattfprm unb bic Dreo Scptt@nt-
l9eionug. SIRE Saltun9 1T pur6auS harmO4
mid unb conlerbatip.
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Die iapaneSiide Geiaubidbaft,

Der Dampfer NOaapfe miro bic iapaneliGe
@elanotldaft in SEEM Yprf %lunoelt, peil man
e fir bepenfli4 bdlt, Elm 70 9robes S6iif ben
YOtpmac hinanfaui6tden.
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@iu @altimprer eflapenfdif.

New= Yprf, IS. Ipril. Ole Sflapen>
gsrisg, Die fiir5li6 lia9 geafau 9ebradt purs
be, it BON Baltimore; i6r fritberer Same lit
uSurrtcane 0tro".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-16
uaus WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
{ -ssssIss==5sAND GEORGETOWN STEAM
PACkET COMPANY

The fayorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
Harper. has recently been put in complete order,
having had added to her former accommodations
a spacious saloon and fourteen comfortable state
rooms with entire new bedding and other furni-
ture. and will until the 22d September next leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNooN,
nj six instead of four o'clock-thus afording pas
sengers and shippers two hours more IN Baltimore
and arriving at Point lookout and kinsaie al
more convenient hours in the morning. Return
ing, the Columbia will leave Riley's wharf, WASH
iugton, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNlNo, al
six, and Alexandria at seven o'clock, Gaining NJ
all the usual stopping places, going ana returning,
TO land aud receive passengers and fralgnt.
All goods received after FIVE o'clock on Satur
dsy, will be stored in the Companys warehouse
at the risk of the shippers, and forwarded by the
s-cs. DIAN MON D Il, tho following
SIrN WEDNESDAY, unless convenient Tor the
agent 10 send them after that hour, IN when
event he is instructed to d" so, although IL Is
desirable they should be delivered early Ia the
day AZ practicable and all way freight should De
sent before four o'clock.
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, IL
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
additions to her usual freight. Shippers there
fore having large lots of guano, pig iron, and otn
or freight, can have them carried by special agree
ment on terms mutually advantageous, on apPh
cation to the following agents.
CHAS. WORTHINGT0N, Baltimore.
WHEAT Il BROTHER, Alexandria
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No. 81 South IH'rd Street, fh'tGdeIphtd.
Puidup Capital aud Surpius........... zl94,iIl "
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
HHIS old and responsible Company insures
against loss or damage BY Fire, almost every
description Of property and offers to Merchants
and others desiring insurance, the security ot an
actua Capilal o So 29S S0O for the whole Of which,
ana for any liabilities beyond, the Shareholders are
INDIVIDUALLY RESPONSIBLE, even 10 the extent Of
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders number
about one thousand, and a. a large portion 81
these are persons Of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist tor meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJEOT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United states
the Company has empowered him ITO appear -
and accept any action or legal proceedings lnsu-
tutcd against or by said Company, IN the same
manner III ii the Company were Corporation ~
Company established BY the laws of the United
States " any Of the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IL
THE UNITED STATES.
SPECIAL PERMANENT FuSD HAS BEEN PLACED
,rruE DISPOSAL or THE AGENT Ar PHILADELPHIA,
10 ENABLE EIM TO ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
Losses, WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LoSpoN.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course If the Company has always
been 4 liberal one towards Policy Holders. Nojust
claim las ever been disputed, and prompt pay
ment of losses is i standing rule. During the
past wear, losses exceeding $525,GOO were pad
Losses paid as soon ~ the amount Is ascertalned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income of the Company is now about ST.
900 600. increasing gradually each year showing
that it has the confidence of tie different commu-
mites III which business is done
RATE OF PREMIUM
The Rato III Premium will be moderate, and ~
All eases Bll bc based upon the character of The
owner or occupant, and the merits ot the risk.
The conditions of Insurance are framed with the
greatest liberality.
JAMES y. CLOSE, Agent.
zz5; Office il Exchange BLOCK, on King street.
scp 2s-diy
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NO. 81.
MIscELLANEoug RRApINa.
[CoxxUNIcATHD.
THE FIRST VIOLETs.

THE FIRST YIOLETs.
Like Angels breath or some sweet thing,
Which draws the heart thereafter,
This takes us back to loves first spring,
When glad young years,
Untouched by tears,
Seemed but revolving laughter;
Aud Hll liie's round was one May Song,
Which knew 10 winters blight,
The sunshine bore the day along,
And Dighti-tbere was no night!
Oh il this wide world, Is there aught,
WhcrewtA we SO annoy us,
Though bought by care or earned By thought,
And marked with sell,
OF dusty toll
Can make US half 50 joyous
As that glad time, when buds and foTers,
And all things pure and sweet
Were known as only Gods aud ours,
And heaven lay at our feet
The very stars did point our pride,
Each cloud enshrned vision,
To which Oh sunbeams We could ride,
And view our dreams,
Like golden streams,
Sweep on-throggh fields elysisn;
Each little bird, the wing could set
With which We sky-ward soar'd,
And fowers-paint us the alphabet,
Whereby we talked with Godi
AS youth and maiden how We stood,
In loye-lights dawning red,
And little thought, there ever could
Be underneath
Our Hopes gay wreath,
Some disappointments, cold deaths bead"
We thought thar love and truth we're twins,
Nor knew they leagued with Ono,
WHO holds the stakes (let win who wins,
When the great game Is done
Well yolets die and dreams depart
Or each new hloomer seems
But like some lonely human heart,
That All uushared,
Perhaps uncared,
Lives out its own sweet quiet dreaml
For not All flowers shall meet the fate
OF being plucked Tor earth;
Some shall remain inriOiafs
And heaven receive their breath. VI.
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