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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-11
IYeat India Goods 4 Hard Ware
Silver Ware, Watches aud JcwcIry

To be. found IN ilc country, consisting of Gold
and Silver Watches, Silver Table, Tea and
Dcseou spoons, do. suit aud Sugar Shovcls,
Gold Pens, Gold Beads and CHAINS, Gold and
Silver Watch Reyes, Gold and SILVER Pen.
ellis, hirg', knobs, Bosom Pms, DC &c,
yitcd 10 call and examine our stock of Goods
before purchasing clscwhere, as they intend
tG sell az low as the lowest for cash or approx
ed credit
IL NJ. NICHOLS, JAMES MCGAFFEY.
Lyndon Centre, Dec 90. 1919. 6iou
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consisting ui
BRO.lDCLOTIES, C.iSSLlfERE.S, nor,
SKINS, C.iSfLuERETTS,
ami IEAYLNGS.

which will Doe made INTO garments 10 order o.,
short notice. and ~ 'hr most Fashionable
ST. lcs, at pf,crs that defy competition.
o. CUTTING DONE for oHerS 10
make.
April ., 500. Ob3u
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'SD.HrlI, Nrrj ~, i-1D ul"'
T. . The sDDrsrbrf Nl'i l.-ar 'a. S'."
tor tcrn OF years, It d. dona un' N1yc '
opportunity Ca % th.s SmrHf. lpl
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House Painting and Paper Hanging,

Having Mad considerable experience In The
above Inc Of business, De- nnttors b,u-'lr
that hc,shill bc abb, 20 give Cntiur Iutsnruor
TO all who may favor him with THEW r0iton'
age. lie hopes, by strict attention g. .,,. bus.
mess, 90 merit, os well as receive, lih, rat
st 81 Jahn.bGTy Plain, 9th Mach, 20.
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s. W, SLI y E,
ALDEN J. HALE,

CForm trty a. 'Water(ord, Tt)
COf.VNELLOR .I.ND .3TTOENgI .ITL1H,
No 81 Wall u New Notk CITY b2lg'
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend.
The Original DiseordG Of NE
Genuine TOWnSrnds SarsaparilIa

UIIUf T0wn5CHd IsU1W about 7uyrnrU ~
age, and has lous been known as the .iHftor
SOD DisSDrSrfr ct the GsHufHs OrigHai
4" Iowasfad NafFapariia Hriur poor be- was
compelled b. l,aali ia manufacture, by which
means % hlH hrru Kept uut Of market and ily
ahlrs cifcamsoribpd O.. thos, unly who had PROV
cd ita worth md known 30 value II bad
reached the oafF Of many, nevertheless, az
those persons who had been healed Ut sore
Diseases, aud saved from death, proclaimed iis
grftiI,Dgp aud tuoud-ftI
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"And this young Ar hiss been viii you cv.
-cr since Elstnnp's death, mother ~
e-i and a dear, good creature she is, too
hope YOU seiu marry her, Stcene, Tor then
shah have yon always near me. O II Is such
a blessing, Too good TO realize you are your
father nrain, Stecuc IL he had come from
heaven, i don't know that | should be happier,
aIow much you resemble him :" .
,1Pour liertram lie loves Lena and did
from rirr- first Hc met her near the hotel and
casually inquired where Madam Nalsticn nv
cd"
ado you mean the widow Walsiicn, my
.1nothcr5" she iekcd Then lac told her, un.
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1850, I.IHu,


shed and Barn. aud Garden So, sfuI'td l1
rhu vintage Of Mhrrtuck, r--ri, "'f''--'~ '!'
meeting house, a very pltasRut location.
an III which hc Is d,termusd tn ,rH, and
vtta rs expectation ul mlkwE1 srra' g,'as.
ury sacrifice. Terms tho m t'r7rr1t
small payment Viii De- required do0T, aHa .Uf
reasonable credit efyru l.J 90, lllf... D..
quifc uf the suhscuurr~uu tht p.rrlv.-
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William w. PERKINS,

UrOULU repeatedly announce 90 o." r,t
w irrus Of 81 Jihusbury, and she publ La
rcuctally, that be- will hold himself ia road,,
uess 60 attend 60 all calls IN tuc luc ui
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Boston, New York, Nc,

Rlilroad from BOSTON 10 USis Rror, a"a '
harrington, IT. Through Tclr'st" Ndh'"
oH hJPassumpsio 0gd hs lsrm"w '"'h'
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aAnITInE INTELLIaEH CE.



s.
Baltimore. Ioasrt : knssland.
s1ssss
osS E s, s. n::"h Son. Refer. a
:ss Gy 5: s.
Fund, s ;.. s Ssis ssa sss
isl:: IsSS ApssnS.is ccssSs. J.si:os1iii.. Snow
Dssns j.sn: 5.st Lesih.ss
a1 hno S Ss; Fs !is Ss.
EasSD.. c0;ssn ws.hss.:P SS ssss. yi.,:: R:eisss
wssh@ss ChspS.a s.isinos:; ssssss s.sss
iS:; S;sl Ffi:ssipSi: ys:s: Berry
.1: bsI,iD. Croxs and Hudson. Asvsas. Boston; Eliza
Rho1s'i James Lon Jones; and Moses sddy, Wells Pro-
Arrived.
Shin Hunter, Parsons,
thompson Nephew March Is lat 40. Ion S. spoke
shp Sta: Republic. Jameson. Galveston. IS days. with
I:ssas. Ss Sawyer New orlsa. 20 days.
8 Vi,
. ss ns sas.;s put :s: s Sss
s..q from E e Rshs p s
g. spGhs BI brig Belle from LeshOrn for Boston
eranss. and isons Pssps vessel smith
BAN s:ri. vsnss Wilson. Porto c.sslle IS days. with
:l ~ l..
g spoke BIZ ship Maria, Mckinney. from New Orleans for
Maria tof wels) Perkins. Mobile Is days. with
Brig Malvern Jarmau Malaga AZ days. with fruit to the
master The experienced heavy Westerly winds for the
Brig James Roach. Brown. Guyana PR, IA days. with
big s.liy Ev.n: IBID williams. Arsoibo PR. Is days,
Bra Ksri,isi of Hsowsll Flisner Ponce Pr Is days.
with oasses to order March H. lat So IS, Ion a. spoke
nails with schr Sabna. for NYerk.
Brig Protection Of Calas Hill. Jacmel q days. with cof
e End oswSod TO Smith Boynton rss e. yrrsmie bear
days, with loss Of boat bound to Jeremie
with moaise. TO Robert Williams. March Of Double
Beaded Shot Keys spoke ship hetoka from New Orleans for
Brig Clarence tBr) Armstrong Turks Island Is days. with
salt. to order,
Linden Howard Mobile Is days. with cotton to Sur
iDuseh) Tonteo. N.rsslss days. with
sehr sabine !of rhom.s.on) Robinson Ponce PR days
SID in with brig Chasena Anderson for Philadelphia,
and parted the 18th
sofI Flor. Ponce Pr with sugar and m0'.'
schr Wreath lcf Coiuubtal Talbot Dsrsn 9a.ys with
30 passed trx with both masts steering NV for the
(hessreake under jury mast-.
6chr hevchaut,-, Delaware.
echr Delaw are Fame, Stockley Delaware.
Below.
Brig EoIus, Moore. from Guaysma PR, Is days
Brig Eliza Waite. from Porto Rico.
Brs Union from St Domingo.
Also ere bark.
MARCH l6-wind during the day from N to NE.
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Tbs u g. Dnr Dock AT PwILADrLruiA Seven OF
the srctons are nearly ready for launching t is In.
tended to commit them oil to their destined element
on the hrst day Of s~xt month We do not Know that
the gates viii be thrown open this Occasion the
novelty Ct the launching viii attract thousand, from
All parts of the city ard districts and an admirable
view OF the whole operation b- obtained from
Long and eompcdious wharf south IL the yard Toe
sectiens are crmpoeed Ct white osk and yellow pine
some OF which has been brought many miles The
wettorn part of New York has furnished lsrgs sup
ply virginia has been made to yield sons OF thu pro
ouoss Of her snret forests Maryland ana New Jersey
have contributed good share aud last own State
has fur ntehsd abundance. From the folio wing data
idea may be formed Of the size Of the work Teo
toIs make the whole Of which nearly
ready for launching. Each section contains not less
than two hundred thousand feet OF timber and plank.
superficial measure. Twenty iron straps and keys,
Weighing 500 lbs round iron bolts weighing
5000 bs and iron spikes weighing net less than 10 900
lbs The body of each section IL los feet In length. to
which may be added Al feet half Of which Is each
end, and which form the foundation Of small houses
This makes the extreme length 146 feet Six Of the
sections 81 feet in width and IS feet In heghth
from the bottom Of the structure to the top Of the
frame. The remaining four sections are between 20
and 80 feet wide.
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announcements .. Births, Mssr,sses and Deaths srs
act .n'eved, unis'' d.iy s's'n''es'sd and pad for
~~N~N~N~NN~NNNNN'oNNyNeN
Suddenly, on the 18th inst, P.MsLiA JArr, only
daughter OF James and Mary Ann Smith. in the 10th
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
sttendh her funeral this sunday) afternoon, ths 18th
int ct o'clock, from the residense Of her father,
At Philadelphia March lsth Mrs s.n.H Lang, aged
IS yesr' rect Of John Lang Esq lsse editor Of the
In Paris goth ut Of typhus fever sssa % years and
3 months. the Hon. Mrs. HEsnY q Howssp, only
daughter Of John Msersvish, Esq Her Britannia Ma
jestys copsul for the State Of Marylssd and great
March Isth, Gro wrsr. in the 4lth yesr Of his ss.
Tie order Of Mechanics Mutual Profession
specfuy invited 10 attend his funeral from his late
residenee, II yapcsu street on Sunday afternoon .,
o'clock His friends and those Of the family.
sp,esfuy invited 70 stiend the funeral without fur
tber notice; also, the Sons Of Temperance, Brother
Jon Athan Division.
Philsdelphis Baltimore and Washington city papers
On Friday. IN. 18th inst, M.ar C infant daughter
Of william and Clara fhelsn.
The nas and scqusintspces Of the family are re.
specifically invited TO attend the funeral sunday
the nth, at o'clock NJ, from the residence Of her
psreufe corner Of Fifth street and Avenue A.
ON Friday morning the 18th inst, ASS L.rre, In
the bsth rear Of her age.
The friends and .cqu.ntspces Of the fAn.ly are
sidspee Of her niece, Mrs Maverick, No. as Csrmne
street. this day ct O'Clock
on Saturday, March 10th. R,cussp @ HswxrSs, after
cpg end severe Illness, aged Is years months and
4 days.
His fends and acquansapees also Of his father In
Law, Charles Wooey, and his brothers, Alfred VIII
liam George and Charles Hswkins respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from his late residences 1oe
Norfolk street. on tuesday. ct o'clock p. NJ His
remains will be taken TO Cypress Hin for interment
ON Friday evening. March 18th. at II o'clock, ELira
Gsrrrrp. wife Of l.. X elisr, aged ~ years
The friends and acqusiatances Of the family
fully invited TO attend her frnera fsm hsr late
residsnce, 81 walker street, this Afternoon ct IN
o'clock.
March 18th, 1850 INis Lrrrs II. Tssrs, CT Gardiner
Me-, aged ~ year,.
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LIZ

BnEApsrurrs-Fzo n-The sales of the day amounted
to 31o0 bbls including Canadian ct 81 IS; common to
straight State at 81 S7h . S.; mixed Western at
S. Ia IS is; straight to fancy Michigan and good
Ohio at So Is SIS 37k, and pure Genesse ct s. 62k
IS 16 and also 900 bbs Heckers extra Croton Mills ct
So Is, and 100 boxes do for CaAi1ornia, at 81 62K
Southern Flotr-The market Is IN, with q good de-
mand and sales of 900 bbls. at 81 SIX q IS l2k
Rye Flour rmer, with sales Of 500 bbls at 50 rs
So "a . So for Brandywine. Wh,at-The only sale
made worth reporting is Of 600 bushels mixed ct
1000 bushels at 67kc, delivered Oats were in good
dera and at the late decline with sales of river and
canal at 40 43c Jersey ct "a $40 and Southern at
30 . Sic. Corn-Traneactons reached 33 900 bushels
At So q $40 mixed Southern $50 old Western mixed
in store; $50. for round white 55K SIC for white
Southern; b6n &c., for Southern yellow, and sex
sc. for round yellow.
CorroN.-The market was but slimly supplied with
samples this mornings the sales were In con-
sequence, to 900 bales The quotations annexed are
those buyers offer to- day but ct which there very
few sellers -
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Our PhiIsdeiphia Correspondence.
PHL,DALriii, March rs. 1850


I've Receipts Of cahforns oid at ~ fnsa sa,,' Mint
CIV Losr-COai Shiymenfs- shop Lying tc.
learn from the Treasurer Of the UHted States Mint
this city that the receipts Of gold dust from the LIST
TO the 18th Of March amount to Ss2i0oo making the
total receipts, up to this time amount TO $685. ooo
Estimating the total receipts at the Branch Mat, New
Orleans at $1,000 COO and assuming that there Is about
$4,000 s In private hands the total receipts Of Ca
forps gold In the United States, amount to the sum
Of twelve millions which IL much b.low popular s.ti.
mate. stl this sudden and unlocked for addition Of
twelve millions to the stock Of bullion OF the country
capnst ali 20 sxsrcise moot i'm portan effect upon the
busipe,s nterss Of the whole Uncp particularly for
the neat ttx months.
Much lear ming ave. some folks mad but q requires
only very little specie TO retdsr banking tnstitu-
lions perfectly inane with the desire to accommodate
the public with discounts and more paper men.y
The disesse IL msnfesns itself by little and little
and Influencing the value cf q chs and real
estate IN . greater or lees degree BY the dr,t 81
August next expect 20 see lots IN Florence aud Noys
mepsfpe soueht sftsr with gold hunting eagernvss,
and then 10 hear the bears surlisnly predict
that Rssdipg shares must fall to thirty aud Morris
q isab 80 are upon Ne and our manifest destiny
must . fulfilled.
Ths city Councils last evening, authorized the
Mayor to borrow a sum Of money. not exceedng
sioo 600 at the rate 81 per cent per redeem
able In lse1 the purpose Of making the necessary
repairs and alterations In the permanent bridge over
the sehuylhnl nc. AZ our city likes now command =
premium Of two per cent, this loan may be sought
The vhig state convention. to nominate candidate
for Canal Comnission.r meet In this city on the s'n
Of Jute
Amount Of coal transported on the Reading Railroad
FIR the week ending March 18th n 53F ons-tots THIS
,essoo, 1854 tons To same time last year l'oi's
Tvo married isii.s the wive. Of highly respectable
citis~ss we're arrested this morning for shop lifting
The syst carsl boat through fros Pittsours arrived
here this mcrninr.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, March 1876 p NJ.
The cotton market was again buoyant to-day, and .
further advance In rates demanded by holders,
making the whole advance asked equal to about 20.
per h. above the lowest point of its decline since the
receipt Of the steamers The hrmness of holders
however, restricted sales which light. The -four
market, for low and common grades of Western and
State dull and prices ruled in favor Of purchasers
while pure brands slightly improved and In
advance Of e14c per Dbl has been obtained Cana
dian remained heavy and quotations nominal South
brands in better request and nrm. Rye -four
firm and meal dull. Wheat firm, with . steady
demand for Eastern milling. A sale of mixed Ohie
was made on terms stated below Corn was more
scarce, and prices rmer with pretty full sales. Pork
was in more active demand, and prices hrmer, with
sales for both present and future delivery Beef and
cut meats continued firm. Lard active with large
esles, ut full prices. The market for coffee well
supplied, and prices heavy. There was change in
sugars worthy Of notice
ASHES The market for pots rather easier, with
sales of SEQ bbls, part Canadian, at So rs So SyK
Pearls were firm and In good demand with sales Of 200
bills reported at S. SIX SIS o. The receipts for the
week sum up 427 barrels. Stock in the Inspection
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Abrams ~ Ivosr.S.-we have received dles Of the
Csnp~scby Rsrcn, 20 the 2eth ul,. The news they
contain 10 Of . partly conflicting character. In that
PAPER Of the 10Th nit II h stated that the hopes Of
peace sre becoming more and more prouisiog whilst
An the plumber Issued the Gath, announcement IL
siven Of rsdcsl change In the government and lead
-rebjp Of the indian insursents which vould lead 10
the Inference that . new struggle IL I'm ninent 40
u.h.a IN the Passr Of the 22d uit appears that the
chiefs B.nancio Pee Florsntipo Chan. and Bonifscio
Nov.lo have been deposed from the direction o. snas
hsa bees elevated 10 the once of Governor sad Jose
Mai. rncaIsda made Commspdant General These
changes we're made 81 the demand o. tne tosnsn, vno
w.te much a,,pIessed ct the ss~aiastisn ~ Jacnto
Fat, and that Of British suhjeet who accompanied
the latter In the meantime military operations are
prosecuted With visor By the Yscatecos. under tne
direction of General Mich.ltorens and accmdng 70
these the alan. have been defeated 9th great
Ices ct al points o. Piessuns, MsTehI'
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Our Baltimore Corresponds nee.

bALffMokE Mercn To- 1857
Murder 7rfaI-ReneUal Of the Oyster War - Capture .,
Three More Prizes DEPARTURES for California, &c.
Our city court engaged yesterday the trial OF
boy about II years Of sge, the charge of killing
Charles De Spads in Of those street ngAts which
are 80 common among our young fire rowdies, having
shot him in the head The has not Jet been given
to the jury.
The sheriff Of Kent county has also been carrying on
the oyster war in ths5Chssapsshs, having few days
since summoned the steamer Osiris to his aid, and
proceeded with posse in search Of number Of Pills
delpbiA msrauderw were gathering oysters In viola
tion OF the laws Of the State He oaptur-
Ing three echooners with fifteen Of their crews each
vessel heavily laden with the delicious shell dsh and
carried them ntoiChestertswn. They will all be con-
demned and sold and each Of the fined the pro.
Tiis makes nine scbosnsrs from ih.dsiphis that
have been captured during the past two weeks.
Two more hne ships left our port yesterday for Cali
fornia- the Jane Henderson and the John Msrshali-
taking about thirty passengers and large and valuable
freight lists. They both have on board sufhcient
houses to establish small town and provisions and
varieties to supply IL for twelve month. There are
It'll, about dozen vessels up at this port and the DIFF
fcuty and expense Of ob'snng tickets for the steam
srs vi give them all good number Of passengers.
The Ssguns close their operatic season to- morrow
evening, at the Holiday Street Theatre.
BALTIMORE, March ls, 1850.
The stsamPaekst Company Dis5anded Of Peares-
Csrpsnters' Strike Greek Priest re.
The stockholders Of the Baltimore Steam packet Com.
papy held q meeting last night, for the purpose Of
deciding what should be done With the s35 900 they
have received from Messrs. Rowland & CO., for the
ns steamship the Republic They directed the money
to be paid back to the at the earliest pos
sibie day and, In effect dbsnded the company Thus
snseh the second attempt to establish line Of steam
communication between this city and Charleston. The
ansspt OF loss during the seven months che
ning over and shove receipts, vas about $4,000
The trial Of James Pierce boy IL years Of age for
he der n nssn ia ina
nsbt still progressing in City Court IL occurred
during a street fght.
The jcurneymen house carpenters Of this city are
eeiving but 81 Is per day, whilst those In your city
have demanded and obtained fourteen shilings per
day. meeting has been called for next Monday
night however TO take into consideration and
matters for q strike.
The journeymen tobsccopists have also called a
meeting for similar object This business no sever
has been monopolized, to great extent by females
priest OF the Creek Catholic church named
Fluvnnus with his secretary Shedocdy, soliciting
funds nem our citizens to AID In the building their
churches and schoolhouses, at Mount Lebanon Syria,
which w.re destroyed by the Turks and Drusss, du.
ring the war Of 1873 he Ia recommended by both our
Catholic and Protestant bishops and Is meeting with
an
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PpusprLTuts usreh rs -ii,a Rorrd-0 shares Union
Canal IS 49, Viels,urg Railroad sud Csns ISL; 40,
20 ~ ~ los. u.s. ~ loo ao 81 81 wii2inr,sa asro.s IS
iss.en fsr,. w. $40 PssI .yvsnis 81 100 81. United
State ~ 81 Do ~ north American Bank I3i;
IS Gr,rd Bark l. ~ Louisville Bsns hes 81 Union Rant,
Tettess ski y Lshish q. lm korrs yansl IS l6s 81
do 1sk; 10 shares asrishurg kairoat Fsi 80 Union
Canal IS u.s. 81 So Pitsturrh bs 10Y 2cp Sssquehanna
CsnsiG so fennsylvanis CO. W" % shares susluehan-
ma Cana, lta.
BAtrtuosr March Is S. 200 nAr,i,nd s., i01Ii flOn
Nsryisnd sterling S. IN % shsrs. uaio. Bink sAi 80
Baltimore and ohio Railrosd, tsAs' - do, So.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
B.LrtNorN March is Small sales OF Howard street
-four we're made yesterday 1t - SO 81 o2h and lily
Mills vss beld at 81 62E During the past week, the
Grain market has declined too cents per bnshel on
account Of the very limited wants Of mies rhe sup
riv thopsh com psrstivey email IL ample for the de-
mspd sales of ordinsry TO good red NJ Seo Urine
~hite Al 10 81 Ia Ccrn-wi,h fair recsipts In tbs
ssry rsrt Of the week heavy sales effected at $50
ave for white. and tsc SOC for y-lo. osts-ss.es
al ale ace per bushs as to quality The demsud for
Gusno 10 growing quite scfive, notsitns,snoios tne
high prices fer Peruvian sis per ton OF 1000 lbs ana
fatsstnia, SIS.
BsicHroS M.pxsr. March u 1880 AT MARKET oso
Beef Cattle eco sheer $50 srne rs beef cattle
upsold. Prices Beef Cstue-rhe prices obtained lat
week we're not sustained for like quality. very
choice cattle $3.50; .srs SO IS as Equality ~ 90
81 ,ecend - sss 2s third - ssa7s Working Oxen
Sales va $50 sud $40. Cows and Cslves-Salss
t2i t2s. $50 sSs and SIS. sheep-ssss small lots ~,
~ rs, IS. s52s aud ". svine-rrime lots Of N. ".
shosts SAX for sovs SAFE Tor hsrro 90 Ohio hoxs
iscted ts s4H lot TO close, 81 at rstan from So,
10 SCI.
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PLAcss OF NAruIrv.-unitsd statss sl2: ireland. 81
s.g,.ss 81 so0'laad.i Wales Il Germany Prussia L.
Prom Hospital Bellevue III Psnitsntary. Bissh wslrs
Island, q Small Pox do, 2 Lunatio Asylum, do. 2;
Wsrs; Island IS; Rssdsifs Isl.sd. City Hospitsi s.
A,ps hsuss. Bl.ekwelrs Isisad. s. coiored asns. o;
Aw. WHITE City Inspsstss.
City Inspectors once. March Id. 1880