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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure Of
COCCHS, COLDS, IiOARSENESS.
BRONCHITIS, WH00PiNG- COUGH,
GROUP. ASTEMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Among numerous discoveries Science has made In
mis- generation facilitate the business Of e-ncrease
rs enjoyment and prolong the term of human ex
stenee be named of more real value to man
kind than this contribution of Chemistry the Healing
Ars vast, trial lis virtues throughout this broad
,unry has proven beyond doubt that no medicine or
mbnation Of medicines yet known, can so surely con
troll and cure the varieties of pulmonary dis
ease which hitherto swept from our midst thousands
and thousands every year. Indeed there is now album
dan reason to believe Remedy has at length been found
which can be relied TO cure the most dangerous aec
tons lungs Our here will not permit us to
pubh any portion of the cures affected by its use but
would present the following opinions of eminent men,
and refer further enquiry the circular which the Agents
below named will always be pleased to furnish free,
wherein are full particulars and indsputable proof Of
these facts:
From tAs President of Amherst College, the Celebrated
PKOFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
.James C. Ayer-Sir: have used your CHERRY Pre-
in nv own case of deep sealed Bronchitis and am
satisfied from its chemical constitution that 1t an admi
ble compound for the relief Of iaryngla and bronchial
be of any service you are az oe C use 'dhk
From the widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SILIMAN, M. d., Lei. d.,
Prsts.:sc s oasm Mg.: NJ 1 $e$e
Med. Phil and Scientific S0eis
ties of .amerieaS Europe.
al deem the CHERRY PEcroRAL an admirable compo
{, and very effective remedy for the class of diseases it
= intended to cure"
New Haven, CT, Nov. ], 1S49
MAJOR PATISON, President Of the s. @. Sen
ate states he has used the CHERRY PICTORIAL with won
derfuI success, an inflammation of the lungs.
FROM oSE OF THE FIRST PHYSICIANS IN MAINE.
SAco, Me-, April % IS49.
DR.. C. Aver Lowell-Dear Sir: am now constantly
usng PEcroRAL in my practice and prefer
10 any other medicine for pulmonary complaints
From observation of many cases, am convinced
will cure coughs colds diseases CT the lungs that
have put to defiance all other remedies.
Invariably recommend its in cases ofconsumpton,
and consider it much remedy known for that dis
ease Respectfully yours, is. CUSHMAN NJ. d.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY c. AVER,
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
PSold i'm Evansville wholesale and retail, by Craw-
ford Bell; in Princeton by r. Il. Haock; in Petersburg,
by Adams & CAMPBELL and by the Druggists everywhere
sbroughont the State Tap27-d&wly1
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% PREPARED AND SOLD BY G. AVER,

NPSold i'm Evansville wholesale and retail, by Craw-
ford Bell in Princeton by X. b. Hallock; in Petersburg,
by Adams CAMPBELL and by the Druggists everywhere
throughout the State. [ap27-d&wlyl
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
NHE partnership in the practice of law offaw Bateli
Il q Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
the firm will be continued under the firm of Law and
Johnson, Attornes and Counsellers at law. mar e
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GAS! GAS!! CASH!

DAINTS Ground in Oil, all colorsi in cans from QUE
KELLER& FARNSLEY, Druggists,
mhl3-n No. ii Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

REMOVED.
HAVE removed my Office to Water street. next door.
TO the "Lafay House." where can be found at al
times by day night, unless professionally engaged.
ap3n JOHN SHAW, G. NJ, NJ. D., &c.
DEMOVAL FOSTERS Il BROWN have removed
llther stock of Groceries their large and
new store corner Main and First streets where they would
be pleased to see their old friends and the public generally
octl-6
REMOVED.
q M GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock of Hardware
" next door, to c. Bells Drug Store and is now >
opening he best selected stock, selected by the
Markets. of Foreign and Domestic Hardware ever
offered In this Market From his long experience in tbe
hardware trade, strict attention business and fai,
prices ne hopes to receive share public
Mechanics, Builders and others are invited TO examine
ms 9eoeA. lmyll
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PRINCETON, IA, May 18th, 1852.
BELIEVING that the interest Of our Road and that
ID the public at large, require the Office Mt tho Evans
Vile Depot be kept for the reception freight till
o'cockP NJ. of each day. Sundays excepted do order
the same to be DONE SAML HALL, Pres't
myI7u +. & III! Railroad Company.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
FTHE Firm of K. H. Hood Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The unsettled business will be
ed up by E. H. Hood, who will of the Firm
in LIQUIDATION and continue the Book business in his
name. 4. H. HOOD,
J. A. BROADWAY.
Evansville. Dec. 10Th. '5l.-ltf
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DRANDY AND WINE.-Otard, Dupuy IL Co.'s, J. !.
Id Dupuy Murat and other brands Port Wine; MADEIRA
Sweet, Malaga and Claret, on hand and for sale by
feb7 C.. BELL.
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BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK
MANDATORY

MANUFACTORY
HE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the citizen
of Evansville and the adjoining counties that he ha
hted up BOOK Blndery, First street, between Mair-
and Sycamore with all the late improvements for execu
ting every description of work in his line which he is
the lowest Cincinnati prices.
PBlank work ruled and bound to any pattern.
III T'Magazines, Music and every description Of L,n
Binding, done on reasonable terms Also POI. Eo,;os
Scrap Books, &C., made to order. A0A"s
(I0rders promptly filled. [je5tfl R.B INNEs
Carmel Register copy amount of So and send bills n
advertiser. w. ~ ~ oiiiS !"
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XVTOODEN WARE
w 15 doz Painted Buckets
% nests Tubs;
, doz Measures; just reed and for sale cheap by
je30 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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/ AWNS.-l0 cases Portsmouth Lawns reed this d.v
- ano ior sale py JAMES Low a. CO.,
m!2 4l1 Main street, Louisville Ky
, 1852-11-06
BURGESS, GILBERT & STILLS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GREAT CHEAP BOOK,
NEWSPAPER AND
SHAR3OS39H9 09PO89
This is the Oldest establishment Of the kind
on the Pacific Coast.

WTE have on hand, Ond arc constantly reeeiy
w ing shipments OF all Of the latest ehean
publications, standard works, law bovks, meehani.
cal works, school books, works in the French and
Spanish languages, and also other languages
paper Of all kinds, wSfers ink. inkstands, quils,
gold and steel pens, lead dpencls, draw pencils,
crayons and ebalks letter stamps, folders and cut
teis, cash and deed boxes copying and notarial
presses, and in fact every thing aPperaning to the
stationery business.
d. G. &c s. are agents and will receive subscrip
tons for any Of the following magazines or news
papeIs at the following prices per annum,
, 1852-11-06

Times Of holding court in the different counties
CLARK county, on tho Fourth Tuesday in April
and November.
ClaisoP eouI ~, on the Second Tuesday in May
q d November.
and Fourth Tuesday in October.
, 1852-11-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IOANA VI IbhA AOMNoLNbs
Arrived.
OcL s-bsrk John Adams, Legare, San Francisco.
9-bark Powhattan, Milne, do
bark Louisiana, Drew, Olympia.
" '-sehr Mary Taylor, Hutchinson, Steilacoom
IL sehr Franklin, Pinkham, Olympia.
"-ls-ship Persia, Brown, San Francisco.
2i-sehr. Mary Taylor, Hutchinson, Belling-
ham Bay.
"-schr Franklin, Pinkham. do
25-brg Franklin Adams, Felker, San Fran.
brig Leonissa, Howard, do
2s-bug Jane, huntington, passengers, do
SAILED.
Oct. ll-bark Louisiana, Drew, China.
l2-schr Franklin. Pinkbam, Belingham bay
l3-ship Potomac, Cove San Francisco.
" l7-sehr Mary Taylor, Hutchinson, Group
De Aro.
" 2j-sehr Franklin, Pinkham, Olympia.
29-bdg Leonissa, Howard, New York.
brig Franklin Adams, Felker, Seattle.
Nov. l-bhg Jane, huntington, Sleilacoom.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Nov. brig james Marshall. Ellery bark
Powhatlan, Milne schr. Mary Taylor, Hutchin-
nn bark John Adams, Legare, at New Dungi-
ness hemaphrodte brig, and full rigged brig
beallng up the stBiis from sea.
, 1852-11-06

IHuoi States Dist,ioi C0art Of Oregon, !
Within and for the County Of Lewis, !
TuoNAs CHARLES Thomas, }
vs.. : dNqclReAk.
WILLIAM PORTER.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the twenty
~ sixth (26,h) day Of June in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fliy-lwo, a
wnt Of attachment in favor Of Thomas Charles
Thomas, the above named ploinsiI, against the
lands, tenemcnb goods, chattles, rights, credits,
moneys and effects of William Porter, the above
named defendant, o nonresident debtor, was duly
issued out Of the United States District Court
within and for Lewis county, 10 Oregon Territory,
under the hand and seal Of the CLERK thereof, for
the sum Of Eve thousand 5000 O0) dollars, re-
tufnable to the District Court Of the United States
in and for said county Of Lewis on the twenty
sixth (26th) day Of October A. D., 1859, at ten
O'clock a. NJ. at the house Of John r. jackson,
Esq, in said county, which said writ Of attach.
ment was duly served and returned and that pro-
ceedngs will be had thereon in accordance with
the provisions Of the statute in such cases made
and provided
JAMES c. STRONG, CLERK,
Attest T. A. ChenoWeth, Au'y for Plf.
Oct. %, 1852. 6w9
, 1852-11-06
OFFICERS

JUDICIAL, REPRESENTATIVE, &C., IN AND
FOR TIE COUNTY OF THURsToN.
WILLIAM STRONG, Judge of the Dist Court
for northera Oregon;
COLUMBIA LANCASTER, Member of the
Legislative Council;
ISAAC N. EBEY, Legislative Representative /;
A. MARION Poe, County Clerk;
WV. w. MILLER, Mast. Com. in Chanc.;
A. J. SIMMONS, Sheriff;
s s. s. T. FoaS. G5ss'' County Judges.
DAVID SuELroN,
D. r. BIGELow, Treasurer;
R 5. BMLY, Assessor;
EDMUND SYLVESTER, Coroner.
Custom HOUSE DIsr, PUGET's SOUND, /
Olympia, Noyonlber 10th, 1851 !
The Collection District of Puget's Sound
was this day organized. The officers are
SIMPSON p. MosEs-Collector of Gus
toms, &C., for the District-at Olympia.
WILLIAM w. MlLLER-Surveyor Of Gus
toms, &C., for the Port Of Nesqnally.
Sept. IL, 1852. ltf
, 1852-11-06

A NOTE, without date, drawn In favor Of T.
"A =. MeElroy, and signed by Asher safent
.hd E. N. Sarjent, for the sun Of five hundred
snd twenty-five dollars, with six per cent interest.
oala note was in the possession Of Asher Satjeni
" Tue time it was lost OF mislaid.
Another nOle has been drawn and signed by The
Undersigned in lieu Of the above described note.
6 AIl persons are hereby warned not to trade
ASHER sARJENT,
Z. N. SARIENT.
November, 8. isJ2.
, 1852-11-06
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY THE CART LOADl

% III CAh L LOAD!
DURGESS, GILBERT & STILL, Ports
I'D mouth squays, San PranciscO, wholesale and
retail dealer in cheap publications. standard books
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS
B. C. & S. continues to supply all orders for
cheap books and newspapers, and other articles in
their line in adVence of all others, and at the low
est market price. County merchants. agents, the
trade pedlers, oanvasseTs, and the public generally
are invited to call and examine our extensive col
lection Of publications, where they will be sure to
find oil the latest works published in this county
or elsewhere.
b. G. & s. are sole agents for, end receiving
per every mail, the Boston Journal, N. o. Picay'
une, Louisville Courier Cincinnati Commercial,
Portland Transcript, New bedford Mercury, Bal
umore sun, ST. Louis Reveillc, &c. &c; besides
which they receive the New York Herald, New
York Tribune, Lordon Illustrated News, Wilmer
& Smiths European Times, Weekly Dispatch,
Doublin Nation, London Punch, La Cronics, New
York Stats Leiteing, New York SchnellpOst, La
Pressee, La Constitutional, ILLUSTRATION, and
other papers generally from all parts Of the world.
One Of the fi.m resides in New York, and will at
tend to the filling Of all orders that may receive
with prompthsss and dispatch.
BURGESS, BiLBERT g. STILL,
Portsmouth square, San Franeisco.
November 9th, 1851, Off
, 1852-11-06
NOTICE!

The citizens Of the precinct Of Olympia. will
meet at the "Olympia House" on this evening,
Saturday the 9th day Of November, for the purpose
Of eleeting delegates to the new territory con-
yertion to be held at Montieeo, on the 25lh inst.
November 81, 1852.
, 1852-11-06
ATTENTION EVERYBODY!

There will be a meeting Of the citizens Of the
precincts and settlements in the vicinity of Seftlle
and the Duwamish, on SATURDAY, November
18Th, To choose delegates TO the convention. to
meet at Monticello, on the last Thursday Of the
present month. ~
NnNemher 9Th. 1859.
, 1852-11-06
ATTACHMENT.

DY order Of Whitfield Kinley, Justice Of the
ID Peace Of the precinct Of Olympia, Thurston
county, Oregon Territory, am required to notify
John Ross to appear on Monday the 29ih day Of
November, 1852, at the hour Of one O'Clock, p. m,
oi said day,-and that a writ has been issued
against him and his property. attached to satisfy
The demand Of VIM. p. Wells, and that unless he
appear before the justice within thirty days or at
The above named time and place, judgment will be
rendered against him, and his property sold to pay
the debt
WIN. p. WELLS,
By bis Agent, A. BENTON MoSES.e
Oct. 80, 1859. 5w9
, 1852-11-06
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC!

An the citizens Of Stelacoom, and surrounding
country, favorable to the division Of the territory
OF Oregon, and creation Of new territory north
lthe Columbia river, will meet at the residence
Of Thomas Chambers, Esq, on SATURDAY the
18th inst for the appointment of delegates to at
tend the convention a, Monticello, on the 25th Of
the present month. All arc invited.
November 9TH, 1859.
, 1852-11-06
.administratOr's Sale.

WILL offer for sale tothe highest bidder, at
L my house in Thuyton County, near Stella.
COON, on Saturday the 27th inst, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. m, and O'Clock p. m. Of
aid day, the following described property, belong
ing to the estate Of Thomas Wade, deceased viz
One sail-bosi. with sails and anchor one double
baueed iowling piece together with lot OF
clothing, chest, shaving utensils, &C., &c.
WILLIAM BOLTON,
Administrator.
ThurstOn, County, November 2, 1864. Ave
, 1852-11-06
NOTICE

S hereby given that letters Of administration
i have been granted to the undersigned, by the
Probate Court Of Thursion County, Oregon. on
the estate Of THOMAS WADE, deceased, bear
ing date leth October, 1852.
Al persons indebted to said estate are requested
10 come forward and settle the same with me-
Also all persons having claims against said estate
should present them properly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law.
WILLIAM BOLTON,
Administrator.
Olympia, Thursion CO., Oct 1s, 1852. 3w7
, 1852-11-06
PUBLIC MEETlNGl

A meeting Of the citizens Of Nesqusly precinct
will be held at Fort Nesqually, on THURSDAY,
November the lth, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to the proposed convention 10 be held at
Monticello on Thursday, the 25lh inst.
Nesqually November 4ih, 1852.
, 1852-11-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS!

I'VE are authorised to announce the fol-
loving precinct meetings, at the times and
nlaces below spaciied:
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PHILADELPHIA, Jure II PM
Arriyca-Bras Penguin (BrI, Din, Ponce, PR sam
Small Trcadwti. Boston; Lamertine Scntsr, Hartford
whitaker Hanoy, NIerk Susan Small, Small, do; canton
Crowel, Boston schrs stratton Wcstcott Hngham IN
crgy Lowrsy Hamilton, NC; Sidney Minor Bocs, BIihge
SYori Mary Msseu spr Absny EMPIRE Issn nnah
Sears Portsmouth,; CHM, Nye Nfork son' So ~
Eiekpr Portland, Conn Cleopatra i,ouch W.T. ma
mas, Pccm9kc va Ben BI2wn Roger, hsr sFtf:rs
Ciarssa Budd 1nd6, kYork Gronea temhni servo
N,dcnred Corqon. BOSTON, Noble, IrelahV, onl Ann
nuuesre.i NS,,opi; san Jaeinto Dcanison, Hadiam;
Gsti. neeicr MayagueN Alert DOLL Bost9n; CLARK,
Ibeever Newbvry port Louisa reeves, ,aNeyel o0tphi
Ann Curtis lliams, Barntsat Chas CARROLL sa9nders
f1r,'va Dark creole watt Londonderry; btgs Islam,
81 THOMAS, Small Small Oriyasl, Morse, and
iiler Handy Boston, eers Csr1enaH, Grant az? Lees
inre Nayior Chsr'eston, Stratton Bates, bingham Y
p.fues n Provnce,gwn; Energy, lowrey, Hamilton, Nc
pini Fidrdac Boston A Curtis Williams Manhattan
Zesiand bradley Bosten; Baker Suita Greenwich;
Noble Trelan1 Providence; Av9eored C2gsop, HeSsea
J Crlroh, Ta u!.n. N2gHleh,
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NEW YORK COMMON cOyNCIL.
IoFFICIkL
Slated session.

B0sGp ALDERMEN. June :. 1872
IIcstnt--fichd. T. Compton. ESQ. President Aldermen
Moore Haley, Surteyant Oakley Bovcc. Barr. Tweed
Brislcy. T.mann Bard Ward, Denman. Cornell Alyord
pcbcrty and Peck
The minutes Of the last meeting were read AMI op-
proved
PETITIONS.
Nv the pRGaiprNr-- Petition Of John 8 Ebaugh for
correction Of tax. 10 Committee on Finance.
by the samc-Petition of Philip Schen. for remission of
tax. TO Committee on Finance
BY the sancPctiton of T. Bonnell and others 70 have
Twenty first street between Broadway and Fourth
repaired
by Alderman sTtRrryAvr-Pctition Of Leonard "
kipp and others for sewer in Chambers street 10
Committee sewers.
by Alderman CONFEDERATION Of T. Gassner and
others. for on cast side of iowery 10 Commit
tee Sewers.
ny Alderman ACCUMULATION Of Reuben Knapp and
oihcrs TO have vacant lots Thirty fourth Tht fifth
and Thirty .sxih streets filed in 10 Committee on
Streets
By Alderman Naturalization Of George v Brlchcr for
relief from tax 70 Committee Finance
by Alderman ACCUMULATION OF VIM Wallace and
thers TO have snken lots filled IN Second and THIRD
avenues, Thirty second aud Thirty third streeio. 10
Committee Public Health.
uy The same--pcion ~ 4. paTdpp and others to have
yacan, lots fenced Twenty dftl ard Twenty sixth
streets. 10 Committee on Streets. -
by the ParsiprNf--PetitioD ~ O. Y. Roosevelt fot
sewcr IN Fourth Avenue. between Iycnt y fourth and
twenty sSth streets To Committee on Sewers
ny Aldermen Decentralization Of ,, Il. GrstsetP and
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Gen. Pierce EulOgized and Defended by
Ex-Vice President Dallas.
&C. &c. &c.

&c. &c. &c
PHILADELPHIA, June Z 1852.
The ratification meeting called for this evening in Ia
dependence Square, forced 10 adjourn to the SIu-
scum, on account Of dronching rain. An immense
number present, notwithstanding the weather.
George NJ. Dallas presided and delivered eloquent
speech taking the chair which excited frequent out
bursts Of enthusiasm. He called the asperson against
Pierce of having favored the Catholic test still retained
in the constitution OF New Hampshire, weak invention
of frightened enemy He said it true such pro-
vision excluding Catholics from occupying seat in the
Legislature or becoming Governor engrafted The
constitution of that state but IL also that Levi
Woodbury. and Franklin Pierce had obtained the passage
of laws provdpgf the holding Of two State
TO that constitution In both cases an amended
constitution submitted the vote OF the people but
wothrd vote being requisite the proposed amendmen5
was defeated by combination Of wings and abolitionsts
The following resolutions, which unanimousS
adopted were read by MIR. Vaux
Where's the democratic party of the Union in general
spirit q union And harmony selected from the ilus.rou Of
Of the only true forn Of -
ment-the government of the peoples whereas it pro per
states chosen have thus acted IN
name should assemble to ratiy their whereas
yotedy attached the principles and Of the great
DE faith that these principles basis Of the glorious
pn.sa r 9 When saa
and bene oent-ard that these usages sanctioned BY long
whereas The democracy this day fail MI pro-
per eGeg tse assurances Of it 70
Of the union Of the states, and its lasting gratitude
ocratio coadiltors who weres Instrumental in hrt de-
sSns ,h e. q sna asrs y
foundation 9, the true rights q each mcmhcrn he repub
these sentiments snd opinions, be i
K,sys That the democracy Of the 1y a,a GGgoty e
and esnrm hs proceedings q The National Democratic
Resolved That General Franklin Pierce the democracy
hss candidate President Of the Uued States Of high
int nfa
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IxTKLLIaE NEE
rfoyements Of Ocean stcnmers,
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 7, 1862.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Msrlia (Brl Cope s.1h'mas and Bsrmuis,
sshRig ch.s orooAsr Dpnss1 Bic Island Evcns CO,
Bssk Amazon An. Thompson Mosteyids9 ns00Aman
Bark Midas (Br. Palmer St JoAa NIB, Maitlsni Phelps
Bark Miami, McDonough. Quebec Roche Brothers Mas
Bark Texas Reyeil. savannah. Durham & Dimon.
Bark Oceana; Bowen, Boston. Zimmerman:
Big Rainbow (Br,. Cochran. Winasor. NssJ Whitney
Brig Geo Washington, Mckenzie, Windsor, Ms. Whit
Brig Rocka, Foster. st stephen Barclay Livingston.
Brig Il Angus Ellison. s. stephen. BARCLAY Liv-
brig Washington shoheld Jeasrsonten. Hesmh Sons.
Brig Sarah Wooster, Wooster Dobcy Island Thompson
slg zesss, Ps,rlst. Dar.n gaogRs99 Hunter
sehr WIN Wallace BIZ, Fraser, $. JOAN, Nevius s
schs Col satssly E.wooa Charleston Mccready Co.
sshI Ian.srtiAe Tyler, Wilmington, No L McCeady
sehr 2 Pewel!. Watts, wimlas,on, NC, Powr
schr Geneva. Nichols. Bangor. r Buck s Co.
Arrived.
Steamship Hermann Higgins. Bremen 2st Mt via South
klsrs; Ist sss NJ arr at ois AM MAJ IS iat . o.
,Iovies Siits ;lsss VIII ai,@Saa tns ssatTs
naats rail- ps sos are
"a bafsee Nish white let,srsin i
25h and esIs Town Apri H. with coffee and ratahs TO
Bari ster6ani tBrem Lsrch Bremen. 4a days with mdse
ana t$5 passengers, 70 Meyer $ stecben
VII Hsaa'i9 iis%assoe q, '''s o'''Heh'' "
sn 5fS a.as So o aeG SsH'' y ''S ~''' muse
nriF o;lra pan Petersen Butnos Ayre q days With
shaiii bark il Of Msstepeisstt} hrasi, boupd n
das v ,Ss s1sa 81 Itm HoOsF'' 'ua'm ~
jrg Cleopatra, Kent, Carinss. y days with sugar
Brr lrimsrs (EFl. Br,vaow TURK Island u days with
natss ew Haven aged about years, eil overheard
s racrc JiT). Lowe Nassau, Mp l. days With cotton
{t.l
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aidewaks in Chestnut street. between Oak and Madison
Streets and reettng the curb and gutter stones fer
binding bulkhead across Grand street slip across
street Slip in continuation of the exterior line Of
East street and filling the slips with good aud whole
come earth To Committee on Assessments
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday afternoon at
six O'Clock. From the minutes.
EDWARD SANFORD Clerk
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CONCENTRATION
Communication from the Oomptroice, with resolution
that the two Lots situate the southwest First
avenue and Fifth street be purchased from Elias H. De-
forest, for the use of the Seventeenth wxfd police
Adopted a division, via
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley sturtevant Oak
ley, Royce, Barr Tweed Brisley, Bard, Ward Denmsn
Cornell. AvoId Pickle.
On motion, the Board then adjourned until Wedaes
day evening the 9th inst at O'Clock.
d T. VALENTINE, Clerk