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Bond OF Supervisors

DEc is His Honor the Recorder in the chair
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap
pr.ved.
Some few petitions for the correction and remission
taxes.
BILLS rAip FOR EXPENSES CRIMINALS
To r. EreI Oh, for Refreshments for jury off,
witnesses and prisoner In the of Johnson for
the Of Baxter S47 the for the in the
Of Hewlett for the murder Of Baxter $32
the same in the OF Mccormick $50; same for the
In the Il Scbaifer SAL for the same in
the Of Saul for the murder Of Baxter $40 So
for in the Of Doyle, for the murder of Mrs
CoDDery S3i Several other small bills ordered to
be paid.
OF the New YORK HEPALp, for advertising returns OF
elections. S5e; Of New York Sun for STS Of New
York Mirror, for same s2S; Of National Democrat for
same, $23.
PRINTING OF
The report q the Committee Coun y Offices in ia
yor Of confirming the contract with Messrs Arthur
Burnett was presented upon which
The Recorder admitted that the binding OF the spec
men Of the book by Messrs Arthur Burnett was very
superior and EXPENSIVE but the question whether
lawyers could afford TO pay Sl2 S13 volume for the
work He would not, however offer any further obec-
ton to the contract than he had already done
The report of the committee was then adopted.
John Reed was appointed to attend the Courts In
the place Of Frederick Uttley, removed
Adjourned to Monday next.
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nr.onlvu Cotv X.t.l,a.,.,..

BRooKLvR FIaE BEpARrMExr The elsetaon for chief
eugiDeer takes place this Day There ere three csudi
dates In tho hsld-John Reach. and John Green tho
regular ncminees nom Freman's HALL and Mr. velser
held ct the Chiefs ONCE in the City Hail. and open from
sunrise to six O'Clock, p. NJ.
RAILRoAps THROUGH THE srRrrrs oF THIS Crry-Ata
meeting of the Bosxd OF Aldermen last evening, the
report Of the Street Co nmttee petitions Of s. L
Hustled and others for permission to ley rarscks In
certain streets Of this city brought mp under the
head Of special order In their report the committee
few years hence when stree t. become overerowded
and the public convenience demands greater faculties for
from one extreme OF the city to another that
some system OF the proposed should DO adopted
but ct the present time the committee are fully of
the opinion that II is not required and that tbs
turiry than has yet been enjoyed Of testing the effect
OF city railroads upon the value Of property
OF adjoining and upon the general interests OF
the city. The committee conclude by recommending
that the prayer Of the to lay rail- tracks be de-
MED in their view Of the matter the public conve
Dience does not require and the pubic interests will
be subserved by the estabbmenr of railroads through
spy section Of the city ut this time Alderman Hawhust
offered resolution ameDdaory to the report the import
of which IT, that the Introduction Of railroads would
nience of the city and that the prayer OF
the petitioners be granted The amendment lost by
. vote of to Ia nays and the report OF the COM
mittee was adopted BY vote Of IA ayes to nays SO
are to have railroads
CoRoNER's ISquEsr Coroner Ball held an inquest yes
terdsy upon the body Of John Mctoskey, who iu
jured by fall from building In Canton street. few
days since from the effects of which he died. vsrGict
in accordance with the facts rendered by the jury
Cry MORTALITY. total number OF deaths in this
city, for the past week. reported to be-Males 26
females ~; Of which % were adults, and 81 children
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Sity Intelligence.

An OUTRAGEOUS ATTEMPT FEMALE.-About
O'Clock yesterday morning a woman named Mary Kelly,
sidog at No 81 Wilet street, her way to the
Hobofen ferry Canal street her way in gong along
Weet street. abe was accosted by unknown who
attempted TO violate her person and in her endeaver to
make her escape from The Iufan. she the pier
where she fell through hole about four feet square
and precipitaed hersf into the river She called out
loudly for help and officers Smith and jenkins of the
Eighth ward soon came TO her aid and succeeded
cupg her from watery grave The rascal who attemps
60 the violence made his escape
LUnATico IsquIRrrpo An inquiry into the state Of
the MIND of Mrs Elizabeth MCCARTHY elderly lady,
possessed OF property to the amount of about 800 600
has beer goirg before sheriff ury for evenings
past, but is q OF yet eliminated.
The PREsEST EXPEDITION SEARCH OF Sin JOIN
FRArKLIN.-Dr Ksne commander of the expedition will
read scientific paper before the Geographical Society
a. the Upiyeisity this evening ON to North
Polar Sea viewed in connection with the search after Sir
John Trarklin The society have very wisely invited
ladies and gentlemen interested TO its meeting this
ming. The meeting and paper viii be Of much in.e
raat
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PrrTsDpLPET.. Dec. IS 4 Reported by Reen Tsylor)
First Board- s. 90 Camden and smboy Railroad SIS 10
ksilrosd hortgsse ss 40 leo. y shares Pennsylyanis
Gh 2Udc. 5 Ti 100 do cash, I'M 200 do b5, Tls 100
un'or Csrsl and mt, lsM 800 do, W, l7I 200 North
iste wn Railroad te% 80 Morris Canal I'd 2a 100 oah
I'd 2x 200 Wen sburg Railroad b5 l6 50 schlykil Ma
weston and int % Bstceen Boaras 0cg Psnnsyiva
MIA Sc 9 1890 Texas Neg Notes, I'd CO. 90 Norris Canal
22 100 o. osth 2lI 800 d. cash, 2lk; 800 Long Island
Rslrosd in lots, b "a 400 DO in lots 49, 81 200 do in lots,
ss'h ~ as Girard Bank 10 loh Y ~, Second Board-
Sic Car den AZ Amboy Rsilrosd Hs 70 i0 a; 3UJ
avthsnns csns Coupon IS s6 ltcgdo june. 40 s5%i ooo
Iex Reg kotes b. co. LOCO do 60 20 shares Penssylva
IN IN 9o IHion ssa. e i!1 800 90 rs l71s 5000, sS
$50 do, Preferred 2s< 81 az p pig; 10 DO ami int
~ ditcr Board-f6tco heading R,flre'd o., 10 a3is.
Bssysr hssSew h.lresd 80 90 Chester valley r.. road
eA no a. w, 2lt 100 40 2tiI 10 IL fr T.ssi i-U iw
nfF itsr5 ~ - ~ 9cNi odo, 2ef 100 do u VIZ
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Metropolitan. Levi Chatfeld
Albany; Col David Looney. Mississippi; Dr. Dow, Que
beo; Lawrence, San Francisco; W. 4. Enders, st
Louis, Mo VIM. sloan Illinois; Joseph Hall Richmond
Va Lawton. Green Bay NJ de Larrain, Santiago
Chill; Geo. Leland, Mass J King. Philadelphia; j
Gichrist New Brunswick; R. B. Bowler Ohio; VIM b
path Montreal; VIM. B Rue Boston; Marsh Chica-
go; q Burden, Troy.
At the Irving House.--Mr. Melrett Mr. Ramsey Cana.
ds Dr. RudeDstin. U, S. A.. Hay wood st Louis; T.
WIsgg, Montreal; Geo Mooney, Florida; NJ johnson,
Toledo Ohio McCoon, Troy; Rogers st. Louis;
VIM Cullum Tenn; G. e. rowle Boston; D. Samuel, I
NJ. Moss Philadelphia
At the American DIR Gardner London; /. R. French,
Albany; w. BiIDie Springfield, L. Pritchud Connect
cut; b L. Lindsey, Boston; G II. Judson s. Caroina;
d. p NJ ner. Paris Capt Burd-ley, ship Isaac Wells
At the Aston Fred Moser Paris Wolfe England;
j. Moir's Binehamton; II Burial bridgeport; B. Nc
Virginia; l. Hubbsit Connecticut; W Churchill ZEN
nsssee How. +. Corning, Albany; J. Il. Howard Cali.
70! mia
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.s IN: f..st S ...,. !.
81. GsI. !e!. Sss.is: sss.os. No, a. si'S i.svs.d
pa: e. r....ss,., Rich. Pensacola. Is
e.ss sSss " n.as s;' CO. GO KY w''s with
sehr = Freeman tsf Broehhavsnl. Glover: nsyasuss,
s s:s: H;7i a;st s':::,
hay: been Sss. time Sss s1.'' 'o'''''s
j. ssns 9isss s. ss sssy .s sss
sr Al. with ship wsbsn tof Bosoa from .uhsrn port
Forest. Coli. jacksonville. Eff. sa.y' with lumber.
sehr Marine Powell. Wilmington. Nc Gays with naval
sohr Cen Marion, CrowsI Virginia, days. for New
sohr Monte Crste. Smith vi. sinia, days, for New
sehr Henry Gibson. Baker Virginia. days. for Fair
s shr ssSSsu:ts. Jones. Virginia. sdsys
sssT f S:nay u. sSaV v.s ssas
sss H Hs%. 4nsss asP, v1sn.
Sch, xp i:n T Es%s: HsA%snS
s sh E 5s rss wosssn Treat, sm,rn, Dss days
Ssss s%} Brsnd Ss Ssy
ssh S VI. Zones, smith Brandy :ne Del. sdsys
sshr Expedite Rasists. Phiisdslphs days. Bridge
sehr Shenandoah. Candy. Philadelphia days. for Now.
sshr Charles Moore smith, Philadelphia 2days, for Nor.
Schr AMANDA, Church, PhflAfelphiA, Boston.
SER! Ma! Ss%sssr; saish, Philsssgsis. a.y:.
schr Seneca, Brown Phila 3olphia, days.
Scbr Renowp, Baker oston 6 days.
Sthr By zantium Rogers Miilbrdge.
Eloop Orr gop. StuYges Providence, 2days.
Sloop America, Sturges, Providence, days.
SAILED
Steamship Empire City Winde Havana New Orleans.
Wind at sunrise, SsE; meridian, SW; sunset WNW.
Steam tug Titan Cart Hazard arrived this evening from
Little Egg Harbor br usht the engers ship Georgia.
from Liverpool for wrecked at the above place.
schr Isadore (of Haverstraw) which into and
fuHf few days snc. by the Hamilton ferry boat
Monauk raised this afternoon by the derrick
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PPILADELPH1A Dec Ii-4 ~.
Arrlvod-Barhs sarsgosa, Mercier Norleans; q HO-
hsrt Bodg,on, smyrna brig velo, eiro ta 9enerello
Malaga; sohrs James. Small Kewburyport; kershon
sprsge and Kebsirgton Foster Provide Seaport Price
Rtsn he; James, Balej Geo Luf johnson. and Mary
Rowland Rsiicr, New York Triumph Mason. Providence
steamer Benrt bee, CLARK. NYofk
clcsr d-ship Shenandoah Taylor Liverpoo brlg Chico
andris Ipnsd Bsi.r Newport, Albert Vincent Ander
top, Portls, d. JrumIb Mason, NYork steamer Oregon
Fields, Baltimore =
Misct lIaneOus.
fTFtnGtP Cry PIrTsHURG. burnt ~ Valparaiso, had
St hhr at Providence probably Included In
the SHo,t00 before stated TO be injured ON her
WHALTsHIP BgoTon, for Pacific Ocean. while ~ anchor
In u at New Bedford Saturday ing ready
for dragged her snctors ard wont sihore the
aide Of Pimors Isa At high water will have 10 discharge
part Of cargo " Bot OF
Bank G oIppS which loft Rio Jareiro Oct s. 10 SUP
poted have the bark from Rio for Philadelphia
Be Thomas 2qth ult, In fissrB.
Bank Juro a. Boston from Manila made Cape Cod lights
sbtu o'clock Thursday evening and during the night
dIfteo down the bAy on Plymouth. The weather being
n ot could not ot IA pilot and Friday night In abe
E.serly blow came In and anchored Georges Island
who're she parted hor chAin but vas brought up BY the
o,hsf sncbor
Bsro GAitIo Rollins from hiexandria 'sr Boston
S'rufl ION W. 4at Cbfr SittL pe~ NtnoraeF POINT
st.t- t'&.tea G-..t3ss ne.L@g. : Ia, 3Rf soa
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RHINE INTELLIGENCE
Inducements on O.cnn Sfenmers.
Port OF New York, December I:


Port OF New York, December Is, 1852.
CLEARED.
sesmshr Empire City, winde, Havana and New Orleans
Brig Elizabeth Watts Waite, Aspipwali, " Elwell &
Brig Aelus Pratt, Pernanbuo., NIX csrnshsn
Big Roselib, Crsweli, San Jasn Q Duisna.
Bris Ceneor Allen Trinidad, Cuba Thompson 4 Hunter.
Big Keel fsinan ssysSDaS st9rses cssr%sa Co. CO.
sehr Barcelona. frit's, Jachdonvillo, Buell. & Co.
sebr telegraph Fiah, Mobile, Ladd i Church
sthr hiitr srer N tilo D nurlbut h Co.
tchr Henry Darling, Wainwright Savannah II II Tall.
sehr Fran els satteriy Davis chsreston, aocready
.selr woglam, Newsssin, wnlsmtton, NC, RUSSELL &
sehr Eieuite. Robir sen, wilmington, NC. MoCready
Co.
scir yorktown, weelsn. Petersburg Va, Jas Hunter.
s,hr pr fras kim f'S Mis:, N.y naycn, MASTER
ARRIVED.
Steamship Florida woodruff Savannah. Dec H. with
mde ana passengers, 20 Mtch Passed in the river
bark Isss osa CATARACT i o sIsas s
mn,ts,s q 81: ., s,::s Prsrs.r bound @Ps 20
al ips Alabama ard Marion. w
sbip New " orid tplt) KIisht Liverpool Nov IL with
mtfe and t26 pses pgers to CrnnoI hintura Co Uag
exporter ced very sey,rs weather on the coast
.pa ssa s % ssrsai dss
board Experienced westerly winds nearly the whole pss
Ship Hsrcuesn tof Boston), Greene, Rochelle Al days
WITH brandy 8, greuc Dec 3, lat 81 TO- Ion 60 lO
spoke bark Thos Dsllet Of and from Philadelphia steer
ship Gale, Leav New Orleans Is days with mdse. 70
B,riTSP woedwirs. wcody ard se ss sas OF o
bra,sr 18th, With lemons nuts no. 10 Draper Deviin
se a. ncs .rs B.nd 80 Il" 60 r. peis
YrL the esptAn Kindly supplied stores Tbe
lon sss q sss,' s.
&C. has t'en tr sourtinFs fis drJe with ssy weather
Y,f' w.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Hen i. II Tillou Recorder and Aldermen Hale

DTo. ID -Indictnent for Keeping Disorde,lv House
The Gaze OF harriet before partly heard and
ported was concluded The jury pronounced a verdict
guilty the def pdant was ordered to attend on
Saturday next to receive sentence
No other taken up and the Court adjourned
until (Tuesday) morning
DC. l3-S,nferce. John w Emery, convicted on
Weope day last Of stealing a watch the property of
guest at the Irving House, where he servant was
sentenced to four and ten months prisenmen in
the State nifsnn
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by the operator Of the House office that break
in the canal about mile below Albion. Thursday
night last which carried away. 1t is estimated abou
5000 feet Of earth It will be impossible to repair thi
fall Superintendent Britt is at work erecting dan
this side of the break which will be completed In tim
for boats to be enabled to pass far Albion from th
way - Lockporf Courier Dec IL.
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On Sunday evening" Dec S by the Rev Edward La
throp MIR DAVID VAN Ness to Miss MARY c. ScooNMAKER
beth OF this city.
On Thursday morning, Dec 9. by the Rev Charles II.
Halsey Rector of Christ Church. this city CHARLES H.
WILLIAMSON Of Brooklyn to MARIE LOUISE, daughter Of
Richard b. Fosdck, Esq of this city.
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Dec 10 Charge If Cruel and Unusual Punishment -
nomas III Lee chief mate Of the American bark James
Al vas arrested by Deputy Marshal De ANGELS aud
night before the Commissioner ON charge OF having
iic'ed cruel End unusual punishment on William
ntt ONE 81 tbr ores a that vessel when lying In he
3 ubg OF 81 Jseo de Gaia Tue sitnsssss at Iaia0
sent, the hesribg oftEe csss vas y. ~ al
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ANrIPopAL PEDEsTRIANIsM-Mr. Sands, who has for
some time past been exhibiting his wonderful antipoda
feat at the Bowery Circus took his benefit night and
made his final appearance previous to his departure for
England For the information of those who have not
witnessed his performance will briefly describe It, At
the height of the second gallery Of the house Of
platform about five feet in width extends across the
ling OF the circus The lower surface Is smooth and
polished Mr. Sands, by Of a ladder ascends into
small car depending fom this platform and having
there fixed on his feet by Of spr kind Of
circular apparatus the lower face OF which somewhat
resembles that of cynbal he turned himself feet up
ward. BY meaDs Of rope and assumed perpendicular
position. Thus he eowlv walked to the end of the plat
form where he took up, aud held for time small
boy that reached to him Then With one foot alone
attached to the ceiling he maintained his dangerous pc
siton. He afterwards, In the seine manner walked
back and again got into the This is OF very
astonishing character and which seems to set the
laws OF gIa,i,aon at defiance 1t will no doubt at
tract much attention in England whittier MIR Sands goes
to exhibit
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Naval 1nteliSgence

sbam frigate saranac sailed rom Para on the
9th November for Marsnhsm &c
TbeiU. brig Baipbridge, sailed from the Canary
Islands, on the 9th Of October for the coast
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sAvArrAH-ssssmship fIorida--Mrs L Taylor And son.
Miss Tsyicr Miss nI Tsyler E,:s Taylor orvs sas
and lady. Az soull kiicY. Ma Unord and cbli,
koA l'isler- % u ths ''eerAgs.
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TIE CLrrrER RAon-Thc arrival Of The Boston clipper
ship Nightingale nom 6hanghss on tbs 18th utimo ct
Deal - published in the London Skipping and Mercantile
Gazete, 10 denied by the Boston papers II this be %,
che had been ls days out upon the departure Of the
Nsgaa on the 9th and Eve days behind the time
Of her competitor. the English clipper Challenger.
Erw YosK VESSEL CorrrscArrp : By the brig Captain
John which left Tabaco the elst ult learn that
TIE schooner Eclipse OF New York Capt Arnold which
recent, seized BY the Mexican authorities on charge
OF fmugIng had been conhscated She still in port
ct the above date.
evening from Savannah with papers In advance Of tho
mail for which her officers have cur thanks
THE LATE Fatal Disaster PrLoT Boar
YASKEr.-We publish the following communication With
pleasure and hope that the appeal to the charitable
behalf Of the sufferers will not pass UNDECIDED =
EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SirTbe melancholy cate strophe that happsncd few
days since to the pilot boat Yankee has pass
upheeded by the public and without comment Yet there
Is ample field not only for sympathy but for relief
sstapce TO the widows and orphan children those who
suddenly and Unexpectedly met wstery grave The
young who cd and sailed this hitherto lucky,
but unfortunate vessel we know to be- both enter
prising and worthy and like many more Of the hardy
pilots Of port ready to brave any danger
dergo any suffering for the safety and benefit Of our
commerce. And there Messrs Editors In the city of
New York hearts who appreciate both the
wants and OF the sailor. and the widow ard the
phsn; and believe 1t only needs appeal to such
hearts to set aoat something for the benefit of the
fortunate company who have lost their all by that
melancholy event To replace their boat and give the
widows Of those who lost the share they had
in the Yankee would be most msgnauimous thing: and
by little effort the part Of the press and few In
fuential individuals this noble action might be
plished without being hardly felt by the many who
would rejoice to contribute towards good a
FRIEND TO THE SAILOR.
LAuScHEp.-M setauket l., last wedne sdsy fne
schooner of about 300 tons burthen called the sarah
Brufn; she was built by Messrs v. NJ Dckcrson IN
der the superintendent Of Capt Jonah Totten and
is intended to be employed In the Georgetown s. G.
trade She IL owned by Messrs Dcper g. Potter Floyd
Newins Lockwood & Ostrauder Thos Shannon and
Capt Totfeu. all Of New York and will be commanded
by Capt Totem who has been . very enterprsng ami
tuccesfu captain from this port for the last twenty
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SPORTING,

CPCRTIN 1-Go TO WILLIAM BUTLERs CHELsHA
~ Manor House. Of Twenty Afth strot and Ninth
svenue and see Gibson the psde:ria. walk 90 hours in
moment, comuerccd last evening st DEL ok, Tor
waser Of $go Tickets for whole feat rs cents single
admission. 6x cents.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DEABoDY'S AMERICAN CHRoNICLE-A FIRST
class weekly Journal the first number of which will be-
published in the city of New York. Janus 1883 IL Will
be devoted to the every day amusemens and entertain
Of fea giving graphic sketches of life in
and country spots of the field and full and faithful
corde Of the drama music the fine arts And literature -
sketches Of eccentric An rcan character reports of Asr
field and ether sports complete record Of the drama
of .sra a and the s.s
Chronicle will he edited by Mr. Charles II. Pesbedy, the
original protector and proprietor of the Ma
gsane has widely Known during the twelve
years the foresn editor the London Paris GER
respondent of various American journals Me- Peabodys
able and deeply interesting letters the general
widespr ad reputation The propretors have engaged
Of ssst editors and rernar contributors
in London and Paris will give weak,
original accounts Of London and Partisan life Arrange
pondeps TO supply letters sporting Theatrical and
musical affairs In the principal towns and oities Of the
ASSISTANTS keep complete week. chronicle Of the whore
about of artist of connected with the
oyerat and musical world we'll d OF the
mens Of perton, distinguished in literary and ashicnable
circles Peabody American Chronicle will be published ~
Eve dollars subscrbrs names will be received
by the publishers R. Palmer co. ios Nsssas street
Travelling Agent Mr.. wilton Bookseers and No rs agents.
will be supplied by strrger Townsend, aad Dextsr b
Brother. st publishers. prices.
THE sOCIABLE SNAKE THIS MOST INTERESTING
L and amusing game is just pubhed and now yressnt-
70 the ue' 1917 esn play IT, vet 30 ds.sv
ting amusing that need only DO known be-
h eysnns for the hspe circle
Division street, and retail BY all booksellers.
"A and Studies from Chronicle and History-By Mrs g. o.
Uali and Mrs Forster illustrated with many outs and
elegantly bound This 10 very delightful book" Pub
lished BY G. RIKER l29 Fultsn street, Herald Budags
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CALIFORNIA ExPREss.-wE DISPATCH A
" special messenger who goes thrsugh to destnasisa
by u B. mail steam III Dorado Wednesday, Dessntsr
18TH ate O'clock, p. n. WELLS FARGO q 90,
is Wall st1oeA
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Fon THE PRESENTATION
all durable disorders, by tho
ttcatment, conducted oy Ne.
ply iclar, forty Two years n
who may 10 Consulted on al
nrenpn whore f1lny inn8 x.
Wtisfy ?l9s! ian.
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MEDICAL.

british INSTITUTION
- Of Health, and cure Of
English system OF medical
Bvrne, English surgeon and
ertep sive practice In London
disnrders daily. At 2I7 Third
ai.tsJ nay obtain sous,. N
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TENANTS REGISTER.

OFFICE ROOM TO RENT CORNER OF JOHN AND
~ Nassau Streets Address for particulars Lexington ~
the Office Of this paper, natl the lSsh inst.
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Notices to Mariners.


Pacific Ocean.
Arr at Hlo 9TH ship Mary Ann. DamAn. FIJI. %
l25O VIII 2s 600 lbs bone Spoke in Aug Benz Tucker VIII
Lydia u VIII; Hercules 10 VIII; kodkar 10 VIII Sspt New
ton, 10 VIII Lsgoda, 10 VIII; Wayerly VIII Alice Mandel
Gibbs VIII; Alice Frazier IL VIII; Champion 2i0O Dbl
himrod IA VIII I'd, Liverpool 10 VIII; Montreal 16 VIII Eu-
aene, ID VIII,
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ZONE. CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. THE HAZE

- from failing OF provcnts,
And the price B reduced to five and twenty
This grant article is the splendid hair preparation
made One trial delights ALL IL Ia cheap too-opIy
two shilings hottls.scd at the depot of JONES (y
uhe for the skin OF ladies' reduced to shilling box
tool 4S Broadway Now York; 6 Fulton street, BrookIya
All marks all frcckles, all dark disoolord skin.
Fly by its use; and fcurvy, salt rhenm, tan,
Are cured while chapped or tender hands, or shin.
Are healed at once,
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