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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-17

NEw YoRx SALES or REAL ESTATE, Dec. I6--l lot on
7h street near Sd avenue 22x60, $4,000; on ID avenue
near 9th ST. S3OOo4 9TH street id avenue $4,000
do do $780, l do near LIST avenue $1,000; l on ST.
Marks place I'd avenue $4,000; on near do
$4,000; on avenue near LIST avenue $4,000; 7th st
near do $4,000; 9Th street do $3.50; on do
adjoining $500; on do lst avenue $4,000; on do
near avenue A. $4,000; on do do, s3o00 on st Marks
place near LIST avenue, $780, 9th street near do
S2s50; on do near I'd avenue $4,000; on 10th street
near do $4,000; LIST and 10th st. $4,000; on
LIST avenue near do, $4,000; on 9th street near avenue
$500; ! on 10th street near do, $4,000; avenue
lear 9th street, $3.50; on do 10th street, $4,000
on I'd avenue near do $4,000; 10th street near I'd
avenue $4,000; 18th street Stuyyesant street.
$1,000; on do adjoining, $1,000; 18th street near
avenue each $500, 3gore lots Stuyvesant lsh
street. each $fl00; lot on 18Th street adjoining $780,
on avenue 18th street, $780, gore cor avenue
A and Stuyvesant street, $4,000; lot avenue A ad
joining, 1900 cor avenue and 18th street, $780,
avenue adjoining 1880; on 18th street
A, Sl400; on do near avenue B, Sl400; on
betwe 18th and 18th streets, $780, on 18th st
avenue B. $3.50; on do near avenue A $780, corner
avenue and l4th street, $4,000; avenue A adjoin
ing eac $500; on 18th street between avenues and
b, $lso0; do near avenue B, $780, do do Sl1sO
on I4th street between avenues and b. each 500
on 18th street near avenue b, Si4OO; avenue be
tween 9th and 10th streets $3.50: on sth street be.
tween avenue A and LIST avenue $4,000; on 18th st
near avenue B. $1,000; on 18th At do each $780,
on I'd avenue near 10th street, each $4,000.
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MaIiGas Aid.

nR COOK, &C Gold street. is regular Medical and Surg
treatment and cure Of private diseases ia ali thsir varieties
aud stages. With exception Dr. Cook has cured pa
ens team any any osT phys,n noT IN this CITY
member of the Medical society Terms for ADVICE aaa sa
f es Sis s.s s of &
DIR. CoNVERs' INviGoRATING CORDIAL
FOR GENITAL DEBILITY, IsiPOTENCY, INCON
TiNENCE, or NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, sc.
THIS CELEBRATED AND POWERFUL REMEDY
practice Of the eminent physicians and surgeons
British Empire France and Indsed remarkable
"harbnger of ir The use Of TIN. Cordial will fully aus
tam the high encomum The highest medical authorities
for the If the above distressing complsin
The proprietor does not offer this remedy cthocon"
of early ind,sceton, secret habits Of YOUTH
and excessive indulgence of the passions rIer
liver dyspepsia, loss OF muscular energy weakness OF the
back and lower extremtes asSude nocturnal emissions
choy alterations Of mind, confusion Of IDEAS
dnness OF vision pam in the head, vertigo aud uuacy
aversion TO social Intercourse, mity sedstrust, and love
Hundreds Of sudden decline or consumtion may
De traced 60 these baneul Practices Young cities
prevail to an charming extentnd those to,, who about
been Of those happy results which should attend
the COMMUNAL state will perceive that this treats
from these evils and the attendant notification aud be re
stored manly vgor delay procure this Cordial The
remarks winch COMPANY ne medicine highly important
to the sired aud single fre 81 bottle $40 half DOZEN
Sold holess retail by o. fay 1856 Fulton street.
Drug Store, of Broadway and Chambers street "
" The Cordial will be forwarded aay part Of the city
closed - = = o '"' ''''pa''' amount en-
Also for sale by DR.. Wadsworh As North Main street. Pro
Broadway Albany aud Of Marchlissi, Utica N Y
b. The physician may be consult I'd personal y, by
letter postpaid al 1876 Fulton street. New York
the office through the n27 im-r
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ESCULAPIAN SANATIVE:
UNIVERSAL REsTokER OF HEALTH

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
THE PROPRIETOR of this Sanatve begs respectfully
inform the inhabitants OF this city ard the public generally,
that he prepared furnish them with this BILE
remedy And in presenting this great remedy 10th public the
deems oY state that he alone
quanted with the q, Of preparing IT, and from long aud prac
with the ingredients OF which composed
and their ample and sanve effects and restoring
Is one possessing edicn properties Ear SURPRISING any pg
restoration OF hesh indeed so potea its powers for good
the human frame thar dose small accom-
h rs effects that may might feel disposed from tha, cir
rank the useless 81 the
But the day and has by
aud the highly cultivated mind OF has discovered that the
Virtue and quality of Of the medicinal plants and
herbs, does much depend quantity the
quality fairly extracted and fully understood Although this
diseased action perfectly certain
be taken all times and under
The proprietor therefore, under the fullest
that viii accomplish all that he states
unesatiDgy recommends general remedy for disesse
eevng does disease but and the thing
although presented in different iorns but especially for M
Following viz:Asthma Coughs Colds, Consumption bron
chts Dyspepsia Live. Complain all It's forms indigestion
Costivrness Headache Papaton and other diseases OF the
Heart want oil apets ypochondria and other OF the
Nerves. Palsy Gout Gravel all Of the Kidneys
and Scrofula all its FIVE drops for
adult proportion Full
with each bottle Sold wholess by the Agent
Hudson street. New the principal druggists through
oot the city ADD country. pl5 Imsr
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Medical Advice,

ENOCTQR iAMEnT ia still conhdcutialy Consulted :, M
~ old Office ~ Geld between Fulton Beeann %
ell diseases oil delicate his being mild anc
Judicous requires nrither mercury, restraint in diet hin
drancs from business pursuits. Recent cured IN
days. - -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL ar,
sing from too frequent indulgence of the passions OF
YOUTH and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
eonfifincd Impotency, the Dr attention. h
object being to restore the system mentally and bodily that
state Of vigor nature originally designed. - -
sIhlCIUhES disease frequently existing without the
tien being the least caused by
Of unnitiatrd medical peenders and by
oil the parties temseves by the Dr. cectuay with
The Doctor being OF the few qualified advertising
" the city guarantees perfect cure charge made LET
trs post paid enclosing fee immediately attended and me
dene with advice sent 10 any Of the United States.
ONCE 80 Gold street. Open from A. M. to Pm
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kSisEsSis;g. Gard,

yhOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon Of 1856 Fulton
~ street, New YORK author of = late publication
and stsrility end ly
laode o, Syphilis, Secondary Symphonic, Gono
hGa, elect, Structure Seminal Weakness Whites, Noc
pollution The Doctor has devoted his attention for if
this the treatment of the above mentioned
and trlm his and long
innvesgatI pathology Of the various structures Of the
generave he guarantees ell that he under
takes and radical His diplomas from Lon
dom Edmburg and Philadelphia also mis- honorary degree from
fee 1876 Fulton
Persons distance, enclosing 81 can have copy his
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
incidental 20 females
All letters and addressed Dr. H. Fawcett 1876 Full
top sire t will receive due attention.. Ola im*rc
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CO M M &c IL CIAL.
New York, Tuesday, Dec. I6.

AgHrs.-The demand is not very great for either des-
cription Pots at SO IS, and Pearls 81 90
BREApsTuFFs-Fiourt to-day is very firm at yester.
days quotations, but transactions believe have been
limited, particularly for export. The advance in the
rates of eghs to London and Liverpool has materially
checked operations in this branch The transactions for
home use have been small at Sc 81 for Genesee in
Southern Flour there was Ii tie life than on Satur
day. and prices range from So 20 81 Georgetown and
Brandywine commanding the latter In Wheat there
moderate their views many purchasers in the
market at 81 a. which is refused The demand for Corn
Tor export is gooda sale Of $4,000 bushels took
place at so cents per So pounds. Rye, so a sic.
n CoIToS.-The Cotton market is very inactive, but
prices are firm at our quotations
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MARITIME HERALD.
PCIlT NEW YORK, DECENnEfs IL


Ship Stephen Lurman, -. Liverpool, Cook s. Smith,
Ship Allen, Wilson Charleston Geo Sutton.
Barque Rosina, Dotv. Rio Grande w w De Forest < Co.
Brig Smilh futile, Bush, Guadaloupe.
Brig Natahnis, Rollins, Kingston, ia. Badger 4 Peck.
Brig Caroline, Won Hagen, Angssturi, Oerchs Kruger.
Brig Sarah, Potter, St Johns, NJ. q n s Rowland.
Brig Hardy, Pnringioa, Bath Schmidt & b .lchen.
Schr w Saford May, Philadelphia, N l. McCready.
Arrived.
Brig Rufus soule Jordan, az days from Malaga, with fruit
Harbeck & Co.
chr Walker Baker, from Elizabeth City, NC. with com
to
schr Charleston Picket Nckerson. days from Salem
with rndse.
Lighter schr Adm smonson Burger with 1900 boxes fruit
from the brig Rufus Soue, lately ashore West Bank
Below.
Baque Stephen Brewer, Farren from Rio Grande Oct 2
with hides, TO Harbeck & Co.
Brig st Marks, from West Indies.
Ship Cherokee, from New Orleans, and brig Orole from
RIO Grand., still below.
Sailed.
ship Allen, Charleston; barque Roa, Richmond; brig
Jane Potter, Carthagena. Wind NV.
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by Last Sights Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Dec 15Beow barque Active, Rio Janeiro-
Sid barque Guford Carleton New York; brigs Corinth
Hayre; Constitution Spanish Main Helen Mcleod New Or
Adams, Nantucket; Roe, Avery New York; Comet Halr
fax, Ms.
PHILApELPHiA, Dec l6tFrom our Correspondent)- Arr
bsrduss Josephine, New OIleans Delaware, Boson briggs
Cumberland, Pernambuco; Shamrock Savannah; Ella and
Oak Boston; Planet PASSPORTS Oceana New Orleans schr
Thompson, Wilmington, NC. Cid brgs Elizabeth Barba.
does; -Four Brothers, New Orleans.
miscellaneous Record.
BRIG MARIA Sp) Cierero from Malaga Sept 90 for Haya.
with cargo Of wne oil and fruit totally lost the
South side Of Mayaguaa the morning Of the I'd Part
of the saved and taken to Nassau, MP.
spoken.
Barque Isabella Of Bath Me standing Me- 9Th inst lat 80 ~
Ion
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a. y 4 d r II L, FOL 10 W ri,
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
a39I,11EeSZ
Asedscins and FhaTmaGY
e5 NASSAU STREET.
~ Z D G a L. VICE
PRIVATE DISEASES

PRIVATE DISEASES.
Sey sw x. Gssss e
Commune % direct their attention to all deas-s
medical eacat safe aud permanent
s =, s sg,Gss,
. Of ho.s vast smornt Of suffering
s many Yaa, with u the sS ., az
tn nar d sc eyre e 9'f aea for
MFR 'a To Ht eos f sq
living 'r country and finding to make pr
'csa can have them ehc'; con,s
.ir cnse explicitly, together with all symptoms Of
traction and treatment received elsewhere, any. snd
closing s. post laid.
CCNSTrrUTlONAL DEBILITY CURED.
We Tonic MIXTURE, prepared by the Coiless
Tsley ~ Impotence 'esy baroness uae', depsas
nge bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen O.; sssiiy
packed sna to all parx of tho Union.
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
fS::
Fills result Of twenty years experience the Hospital do
siossssi iaislli9ls remedy is Al disease:
che Gfs They wsoa ens ~ %ush hGer tine ,.s
The stomach confinement from Price 81 per boy
RICORD'S ALTEkRATTVE MIXTURE.
E'OR the permanent cure Of primary secondary syphis
SpSsss: ' E,sf'sss
All vencrea faint remaining in their
son sao soa.as r whgu DELAY
Dfaled Alternative.
@ R f.sa' fS
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsArA
RIl.LA, GENTlAN AND sAssAFRAs
EpREpAltED by the New, York Cc!ege ofMedicne sas
Pharmacy established for the suppression Thu
refined and highly extract possessing MI the pur
flying qualities aud curative powers Of above hcrbs cor
IDENTIFY the College infinitely AM
extract ofSaapada ut present before the public and b
pure ofthe blood such scofa heui worn,
hotches pmpes ulcers pain Ia the bones joints pods,,
,hroa any dsoare ari,r
from the secondary effects ofsyrhU iaiadcious uss1'
solj m single bottles al u csatsrae
~ G8ses o.lsfa hozrs b~ttas. f.s
ecz~M = a.
Cales fo.wsS dcd 10 AZ pe,ta Of N, Uaior.
NJ B.-A litsFai dircopns Wholesale porch1ffv
AswT~ a. ~. uIf'sgAGpSar NJ "
o. The Concentrated Extract Of sarsapnrilla, Gen
tan and Easaaras IN also for snc ~ sJS Dvison street,
opposite Ludlow ures,
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Senate,

WASHINGTON, Dec. is. Is45
Since the recess from last Thursday and Friday If
The two houses, strong under-current Of war has
been in agitation, and to-day broke upon the sur
face In the Senate, in a most tremendous propnd.
swell The auditory collected in the Supreme Cour,
TO hear Daniel Webster, were diverted TO the Gale.
nes OF the Senate TO hear of the war. "Gen. Cass
need to fill the galleries with an an xious assemble
o. ootn sexes. "War with England NV Cod.
are We gong 10 have war again 9' ~ ''''
~ me evening hour. vast quantity of all sorts n
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RO.k Market.

Cincinnati Gosene Of the l3th says lin the course Of
last week hogs fell gradually from "a &c. the highest
point attained to ~ 25 THE opening Of this week
there were some settings at 81 but good pork hogs
brought generally - %. Since, the sales have been
quite free at ruling rate Of 81 4 rs dividing 200
lbs w.t. Yesterday and this morning some 200 head
were taken IN several lots averaging 20o to 2i0 lbs at
VI 20 all round Some light bacon hogs been offer
ed to-day at SO se and the Of large lot which
was yesterday held at 81 80 was this morning seeking
buyer at 81 %
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ALBANY, Dec 13-Therc is no thing doing in the Flour
market, except sales OF lots Eastern account at
SOFA
BurrALo, Dec. i2--The advices from New York res
pecting the effect Of the late European news upon the
market at that pointcorroborate the quotations given by
us Yesterday, SO 20, and buyers in our ow
market to stand aooi The highest price we hear offer
cd to-day for good common brands 81 TO- and holders
are offering to some extent at So but we hear Of no
sales.
RocHEsrEa, Dec ll.-rhere Is not quite AZ much anx.
ety to operate In Wheat there was before the arrival
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANs Dec. 6, noon.-The Sugar market is
firm. but there /, only limited business doing prices
range from u 81 cents per ID. Moasses is in good
quest at - cents per gallon.
There is quite pause in the Flour market, and com.
brands Of Ohio could be bought this morning at 81
1915 81 has been refused for lot OF 1000 bbls.
pondent Of the Baltimore american
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, lSi5.
Two men we mentioned as before the Cabinet
for the mission TO ST. Petersburgh, Major Donelson
OF Tennessee, and Major Hogan, late Of the secret
embassy to St. Domingo. Donelson, it is thought,
will get it,
The war question In the Senate is predominant
We are all IN state OF neutrality-suspicious..
parsons, and old women.
A notion is about that Mr.. Rives may possibly
get the printing for the Senate. Benton, Dix and
Dickinson, Sturgeon and Cameron in addition to
the twenty-five wings, would defeat Richie and
Helss, the caucus candidates Gas supposedly Some
days may yet elapse before this vexed question is
settled and Fisk and Dow relieved OF their pre-
sent suspense Had they been a little more eau.
tious they might have counted safely upon these
chickens before they were Matched But we are
afraid they have shown their hands too plainly,
and have lost the game.
MNulty, now in durance vide, (Mr Leonard
wi I his moiety Of $1,000 baiI,) has his
Inc nign,y IS terrific, dark aud stormy Verify.
we believe the world is coming to an end. for every
hnal catastrophe. si''
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, 1915.
4 deplorable accident occurred this morning, which
has destroyed the life of promising lad and plunged his
parents and most amiable family in the deepest dis
tress. The deceased is son Of Mr.. VIM Stevens, a
worthy citizen of Philadelphia, residing in Lombard
street. 9th He walking hand in hand to school
with two young companions, and when in Market street
Sth the three overtaken by runaway horse,
which had taken the foot way in his flight knocked
down. and Dung stevens instantly killed lie was about
fourteen years of age, and considered by all who
to his afflicted relatives he two other lads unn.
jured.
The small 10 fcaruly prevalent in city pari.
cusry in the suburbs In the township of Passyunk it
RACES more than in any other and iical faculty
and board OF health at their wits end to devise
means to put limits to it, Iavages
The Delaware is rapidly being freed from ice.
The Seguins drew crowded house last night, and for
tonight every seat in both tiers of boxes taken The
Bohemian Girl" is the play.
The stock market is down to-day, will be by
the following quotations. and brokers talk ominousy
our foreign relations:-
Sales OF STOCKS at Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Dec. l6-S500 State SIS 70t 900 do 20;
50 shares Reading Railroad III Farmers Mechanics
Bank 40.
AFTER SALEs--50 Reading II r, cash, 26f; 100 do b5
26A; $50 do cash $685. so do rw 26s.
SIC oNp BoARp.S10 500 State 5s cash. 20; 5000 do
DIS 10s; $50 Wilmington b5 23i Schuylkill Bank 81
20 rard Bank ST. $500 Texas notes 49, 1000 Pittsburgh
6's b5 90.
AFTER sALrs--l5o Reading r r, 5ds, a63; 200 VIII
mngton b5 49,
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of the Cambria The decline in thSNew York Market
and the prospect Of Flour recedng still further the
cause The scarcity Of wheat in tho city, However
tains prices to l2l to l22 cents for wheat
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DIR. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURlSTS.
221 BR0ApWAY-ExTRACT-

VCI cheerfuIy comply with the request OF lieutenant
Mcintosh that he invaded home
eota deafness and and Discharge, from the eaEat while
fessiona care of Ds Castle Edwards Aurs Under their
fu he recovered his hearing has TO
his military duty Signed,
H. McNEVfN, Surgeon to
- - B. NJ. Forces, jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROPS-A sure cure cure for incipent
and discharges from the ears rnqngs
singing sounds collect of hard wax vated
ions OF these MS lm.mc
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DOCTOR CoRBITT, Member of the University Of New

~ York also member OF the Medical Society has removed
his Office from 10 Duane Oliver street. near Chathan
Square be consulted con6denaIy on all diseases Of
delicate nature Strangers Informed that th Doctor has
exclusively from being general TO the treat
men OF certain classes OF diseases thirteen
the city Of New York. which engages his entire attention.
be found his pctce. The Doctor cautions the unfortunate
against the use mercury has Its thousands
Recent cases are in three days from the sys-
tenn Those protraced and maltated that
under the tresfmevs physicians less experienced will he
sure TO lind prompt relief BY calling DC, practice q
many years established the Doctors reputation Cor skill and
resIcfaby. Structures engage the Doctors profound
ton. medicine may be had 70 prevent certain disease IN
NJ Imo-r
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fire. And again, if there was to be war, he pre-
ferred that our present defenceless condition should
not be exposed TO the enemy, but that rather the
President and the Senate should confdentlay con-
ter as to the measures necessary for vigorous de-
fence. But above all things, he enJoned new
trial by negotiation
so far as to assume that the northeaster boundary
question was not yet settled. Archer was indig-
nant, and deprecated all this bravado, as uncaled
for; in short. as nothing but a spiuer This very
discussion OF to-day, he commended, would ruin hun
dreds OF people IN the depression of stocks He
dwelt upon the rumors OF a war with England about
thai worthless and sterile country Of Oregon, as
criminal to be thought of, and absurd. The Allan
TIC borders oil Virginia and the Southern States
would be sure prey TO the enemy in the event of
war. Their towns would be pillaged, the very ca,
BINS along all the rivers burned 10 the ground, and
every pig carried OFT and wasted by the British on
shlp-board. The debate was stopped by resolution
from me House, respecting the decease OF Mr.. Pey-
aon Oh a asn me- Iomorrow It may De resumed
the PIE and Mr. Calhoun, II he should come IN IN
season, Gen. !Casss resolutions o. inquiry will be
adopted, and we may expect such report from the
committees by-and.by, as viii iorestall reduction
of the tariff and Head 20 the question 10 addition to
the impositons of the act OF ~ of the expedlency
OF establishing direct tax for additions TO the ar
my, the navy, tortlfcatons Ne, and for a thorough
outfit of the militia
The times are pregnant of tremendous events.
The whole civilized world is in the condition of a
volcano, heated and convnlsed from lis internal fu-
luge, OF burning lava may in reality be near at
hand.
In this crisis of rortentous suspense all eyes are
turned TO the restoration OF MIR. calhoun to the ca
binet. He is the man who may for a century avert
he clash OF the tornado OF war between Europe
and America. He is the man, and he alone can ne
gotlate us out of the difficulty safely, quietly and
honoraby In all Difference to the sterling abilities
OF Mr.. buchanan. we must fall back upon Mr. Cal |
houn, il We would prevent present revulsion,
which before its earthquake ravages were suspend
ed, might perchance endanger the harmony of the
Union.
We believe, with Mr. Allen, that we coald cope
against all Europe arms but the loss of life, pro-
pery, and the cost of the struggle, would retard our
onward march to universal dominion for halt GEN. \
fury to come
Should Mr.. Calhoun arrive before the passage of
the resolutions, we may expect an entirely new
phase to be given TO the dlscussion-concusive of
peace.
There was something of panic created among
the multitude to-day from this discussion, and the |
news, we doubt not will fall like galvanic shock |
among the Wall street stock iobbers
he Presidency of AS, guess has something
10 do with these resolutions. Good capital if war
should not render it unavailable
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kWOOL-3,ooo lbs unwashed Fleece, &c. for saIe by
W d Y. X COLLINS co, s. South a.
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o. The Secretary Of State has given notice Of
the receipt Of the following quarantine and passport
regulations made by the Turkish government.
IAN persons wishing to visit the Ottoman empire
must have their passports certified by the Ottoman con-
sui All vessels going to any port Of the empire
must be provided with bill Of health, duly certified BY
the Ottoman consul
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