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- RATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL
OTTO a. KOEHLER, No. 58 Chat

ham st., second floor manufacturers Of Surgical Ia.
ssraulspts Othopedca Machines Trusses Bandsg-s Ia
All kinds Of the above named articles also Knives aud
2sisso. repaired and ground Of tbs shortest notice.
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The above 81 100000 includes $50 900 by the Com
peHy exchange for ike OF Albany Extension
Certificates which att-r Of the New York
and Harlem Railroad Co
As first lien upon regular dividend paying
road connecting Albany with New ork. and in
Of ts present sud prospective increase OF business these
Bonds offer advantageous and perfectly mode Of
investment.
TIE inter- the Bonds is secured be psid before any
dividend be declared upon the Preferred or Old
Stock Of the CouDany. For sale by
BLATCHFORD 4 RAINSfORD. No. SO William-st-
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&2N MlO LOAN for COOK CO..

by the undersigned until MONDAY, the fifteenth day Of
IN the State OF Illinois, for which Coupon Bonds Of said
County bearing date November l. 1882 will be Issued In
Of o 70 Is GEO each 20 become dse In not less has
FIVE than twenty and 70 bear annual inteed
ten per cent per snnu, payable on the
first DAY Of May and the principal and nere. TO be made
ofNew.Yok or st the Bank of Commercial Boson Mas
st the option Of the bidder.
Proposals for any portion OF said loan may DO addressed
postage pad 10 either Of the undergned Chicago ILL.,,
70 the UNDERMINED and let with either w n Newoold
Bon George 2 Lee. $50, Philsd: phis hesss sraohai
4 Scott George 5 Robbins Son. New YORK blake
Ward s Co, or Matthew Boles, Esq, Boston.
copy Of the law authorizing said loan sppesn below,
a.c the Order Of the Board OF Supeison, appointing
70 be
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United PARTNERSHIP formed by

q United PARTNERSHIP formed by
OLIVER n. BOsT" lCK, EDWARD STAPLE
fON and CEPB as H. NORTON
Frst: The firm under which ssc partnership IL to
he conducted is BOSrWiCK STAPLETON.
Scoad The general on the business inter ded 70 Re
transacted is the MANURACTU Rlt.G ana DEALING in
BATS. CAPS STRAW GOODS,E
Third. The names Of the General Partnen Interested
tnerein are OLIVER n. BOSTNtCK, who reside. In the
sty OF Brooklyn and EDWARD STAPLETON, who 70
des in the city OF New Yort a1d the On the special
psrer is CFPH As v NORTON. whose place OF residencs
J. in the city OF New-Yo'k
The cspits which said special partner
contributed 20 TIE common stock 10 TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN cash
Ftti The said partnership IL 10 commence the rs
isy OF July 1852 and 70 Terminate on the first day OF Jsn0
sry. ls5s-New- York, June 80, lS5A
OLIVER N. 5OsTWlCk,
EDWARD STApLErON.
CEPHAS II. NORTON.
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

IL CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.-SsAleS
proposals will b. received the office Company in
the city Of Springfield, Illinois unti SATURDAY August
IL, for the GRADING, MASONRY, BRIDGING and
CROSS TIES OF that division Of this Road which extends
from Springfield 10 81 Iomingtrr, Illinois
The dsai &C Is about SIXTY miles and the route aveTses
the most elevated ard healthy portion Of the State
The line l. divided into sections Of about miles each
and the work Il TO be commenced viii out delay
Payments for work aud materials will be made Ia Cash
Profile. ard psns may BE- aud blank forms obtained
81 the Offices Of the Company in Springfield and Blooming
ton Illinois where any information will Be furnished by he
Engineer De parrusnt
Satisfactory proof OF responsibility will be required from
tbose proposing tor the
The subscriber will Be in NewYork, az No So Wsnen-
up stairs. Hudson River Railroad Office until August
s. and will be prepared to exhibit pEohes plans &C. and
give IL formation 10 s1ch prefer to offer proposal. ths
sty.-New-York July Is, 1882 OLIVER II. LEE,
Chief Engineer CHICAGO and Mississippi Railroad.
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-TYER &HELM'S


~ PATENT--a,@o lbs now In store different thick
The quality OF this article which will stand
100 degrees higher heat than suy rubber been
sested for two or over The American aud British
steamships and those California 1t with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this new patent
packing give satisfaction In every No person
bot the undersigned the zinc IN the manufacture OF
rubber and no other kind will stand high heat Ware
house No q Courtsndt-st All orders addressed TO the
manufacturer and owner OF Tyer Helms Patent.
HORACE II. DAY.
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-TNCURRENT MONEY-We are buy-

ing State at third Eastern at one eighth, Jersey
quarter Of one per cent and other money proportion
civ MEGAREY& JOHNSON, Wall cor Ne~-st.
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Umpire CITY LiNE-for SAN
IL FRANCISCO. via AspINWALL direct and SAN
JUAN.-The splendid double engine steamship SIERRA
NEVADA, 1900 tuns burden, J Dayton Wilson Esq,
Commander. will leave for ASPINWALL direct oa
THURSDAY, 18th day OF August from her dock Pier No.
~ r. For freight or passage, apply t.
J. HOWARD SON, Agents. No % Br advsy
This steamer has unsurpssssd accommodation and b
unequaed IN ventilation.
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furniture, Nr.

COOL and LUXURIOUS BEDS
~ PcTNAMS Patent Sprins Bed, under thin mst-
ess OF usk or sesGrss Save the expense Of resulting
your old hair mattress and put under Putuams Spnus
Bed ano Will anord the elasticity Of the bed
OF down and gathers without heat PUTNAM 4 SNIP.
BON. No eSe Broadway. near Rleeckera
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est declared the Sd Monday Of January sod July on de-
pors which have been d. posted for the OF three
months previous the st Of January and July The
married women ard mnsrs the sole con
troll Of their d,posir. WALTER UNDERHiLL, Pest
,fcu
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THE PEOPLES' FIRE INSURANCE

THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
II COMPANY Of the CITY of NETWORK, esieb-
lished In 1851 az No us Canalst Branch Ohce No 81
Broadway, Of Wall St, opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merct andise BousehOd Furolture YES
sells Port their Cagoes &C. against loss or damage by
FIRE This Company having been in successful operation
uore than year past refer with confidence to the ase
runher Of persons nearly n00 who have effected insur
their Office for the in which their business
transactions bs been conducted and feel assured that In
this iepsct, they will not su by comparison with the
favored Of Inetary institutions All losses have
been and will continue he literally adjusted and promptly
settled. JEREMIAH TERRELL President.
MOSES G. LEONARD. Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDISG. Surveyor.
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Extensions.
Ocean Gtedmers, 81.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATIO

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
OCOMPANY-For BREMEN, via SOUTHAMPTON
The nted States Mail Steamship ii tRNANS, Edward
Higgins, u. :. NJ Commander, will leave for Bremen,
touching at Southampton land the mails ard psse ogen
England and France, on SAriROAl August IA, 81 u
o'clock. NJ from Pier No 3 Norn River
Price Of passage rom New.York 10 Southampton or Be.
men:
FIst cabin. main saloon
First cabin, lower saloon 100
An experienced Surgeon Is attached q the ship
All letters must pass through the Post Office.
Specie delivered 10 HsyTe and London.
For passsge or fret ht apply 10
MOLLER SAND RlrRA, Agents. No " Southw.
The Steamship WASHINGTON will succeed ths HER
MANN on the 18th September
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CvOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Weekly

IL U. y. Mail Line.-The f,yorite steamship SOUTH
kRNER, VIM. Foster Commander will TAKE her depsfas
from Pier No. T. North River, on WEDNESDAY, AasS
L. at O'clock NJ precisely. For freight soply 90 at
where all bills of sdng will be signed and 6r pss.s
sPOFFORD, FlLESTON & CO, Lower Ollie, Mh
SOuth.st a.
The MARION will omit her trip Of SATURDAY.. Aus.
the purpose OF painting. &c. The JAMES ADUEk w
succeed the southelneT, on Wednesday Aug H.
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Philadelphia, July Is. 1853 O''' 0''' ''''1'''
CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the

CEVEN PER CENT. BONDS of the
~ NETWORK and FARLEM RAILROAD CO.
Tire Bonds of the New York Harlem Railroad cOnsti
ute the ony lien upon the Road and offer for sale
portion the issue Of $500 eco made the st May 1859
They Seven per Cent Bonds and reimbursabe in
1857 with semannus interest coupons attached payable
10 bearer, lst November and lat May.
This SOO00 Tor the purpose Of retiring the
floating debt and Of making improvement, the Road
now extending from the City Hail. ". Y, to Dover Pains
O distance Of 6D4 miles
For the year ending 3oth September 1851 after paying
interest Bonds the d yidend the Preferred 81
the rev YoTk and Harlem Railroad Co declared dvi-
dend Of four per the Old Stock with surplus Of
S. remaining The from October last April
inclusive slow increase OF y above the CORE
sponoiug months OF the previous year
Tie present CONDITION 1T the Road IL as follows:
Bobd' including the $4,000 just Issued ..i.s 10000
CaDitsl Stock, Preferred ..........,.....sl,y "0OO
Capital Stocs, Od.............,....... Z1o8,O0O
- a9s 900
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STEA MER, for HALL.

i FAX, NOVA SCOTIA The new and 'Pe,ss. ~.
steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly to o.,
line furnished IN elegant style for the acconl
OF passengers will leave the end Of Long WhhL 49,
for Hsax, every SATURDAY at 3 o'eScs DE-. d,
leave Halifax for Boston. every TUESDAY, a. Oess
p NJ Fare-First Cabin, including meals, $40 Fsfs-w
cord Catin, without meals s. For eish. or pa,,asss1
Div TO CLARK JONES CO. Boston; VIE
co Halifax or, the Captain, GA boaTd-bosIon' 'u""
1852
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EOR MISUNDERSTANDING

J. LINE-PACKET OF 18th ACGCSr-The syons
aud splendid packet ship SHERIDAN, Capt }. ". ro'-
will sail as above her regular day For freight or pss.s
having superior accommodations apply Oh boad a. rsi wv
No. i3 50uthS
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. 6eles bp Anrtion.
NURLIC SALE of ONE HALE of

nU BLlC SALE Of ONE HALF OF
a BURLINGTON or MATINlCUNK iSLAND.-in
pursuance Of the Ii glsaure Of ts state Of lew
jersey and cy the Authority Of legal Town Meeting of he
citZ,ns OF Bufu2o. City. wll sold public sale II
O'Clock, NJ Monday the sh day of September
Be'dens City HOTEL in thu city OF Burlington " J.,
bat the lower part Of Bufl M4rnlcuns Island
ated IN the Delaware River opposite hr city of Burlington
n. j. - miles above thrscty Of Phi idelps and the
great highway between the two great CITIES OF
the Uuon and immediately opposite the outlet OF tie Della
Division Of the Pennsylysuia Canals at BRISTOL
tn ough which passes the great bulk OF coal which pped
from Philadelphia.
The eligible situation Of this Island the depth OF water
and the bodDess Of the shores coubo TO render IL Of
the desirable properties which been offered 70 CAP
ita lists or manufacturers for a long time.
The purchaser Will De required 70 give satisfactory security
for the performance of the contract
JAMES w. WALL. Msyor
CHAS II. FENEIMORk, President OF Council.
THOMAS MINOR, Prest Managers Of School Fund.
Burlington. ". j. July 70, 1852
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GIVEN PER CENT. FIRST MORT

~ GAGES-On very desirable Brootlyn properly, worth
double the smOunt, In Of from SE 10 - 900 each
anon = % invest the above securities very derabe
For sale by SlLAs DA\ EXPORT, No. & WalLst.
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THE BONDS of the ROCHES YER q

SYRACUSE RAILROAD. fslinF due and pAysbIs
ON the lst day Of August 1881 the Bans OF the state OF
New ork viii b. paid At the oii,e Of MessD DUNCAN
SHERMAN x CO No IS Willismst.
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CAFETY STEAM PUMPS, for ex-

~ tnfuishing Fires and preventing Explosions Of Steam
BoiersAs OF safety well as convenience, these
Pumps manufactured and sold by the subscriber are too
well known engineers 10 require description III the
Henry Clay had bad Of these Pups on board the IRE
could have been exnguished without the loss OF life.
They will he found in ,ud Of the following steam
vessels beside many others In various sessions Of the coun
A.. -. ..,.au Ia oA
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L'OR LIVERPOOL.-Tae fayoits

4 steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, William WyheCon-
lsDder, viii sail from Philadelphia tor Liverpool SAT
IRDAY, August 18th, al o'clock A. NJ
Passage In After Saloon, State Rooms .......".0
Passage In hidship Saloon, State RoOns,.,..... %
Passage In Forward Saloon, State Rooms. 49,. %
Passengers will BE- provided with Railway Tlckso
Phiade pbia free Of expense by the Agent
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. IL ExchantsplcA
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U1ICE.-The undersigned has COM
L menced business Broker 10 Notes Stocks Rail.
read Bonds Exchanges &C. ct Jauncey court SO waLs
THOS. LORD,
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Cntlerp, Ear0mare, 81,
American Hardware.
a DOUGLASS. COMMITS

II y SIUN W IIVI1IsoNIar1
FRS, No. Pstt-st, near Pearl
offer to the sde large stock Of goods which they are con
sanily receiving direct from the manufacturers and Will b
sold on favorable Terms.
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CELEBRATEDC ROTON FILES
GHAIN PUMPS, Iron and Wooden

~ Curtis, superior galvanized Chain with turned and
Trtl finished buckets ubeiog eight ofked reels &c &c,
aub actuTed, wholesale and retail, by
hcCLARY 4 POWIS Seneca Falls, N. Y.
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nor LlVERPOOL.-United Staxs

Il Mail steamship ARCTIC, Captain James C Lucs--
TINS steamer will depart With the u. Mails E1os
positively on SATURDAY, Aug 7. at - O'Clock N, from
her berth at the foot OF Cans ST. No berhs secured tpu
tr For freight passage, having uDequaed scc0muods
tOos sr elegsnce and comfort. apply 20
EDW. X. COLLINS & co, No S. Wald
The steamship PACIFIC will slcceed the ARCTIC, and
sail August n, 1882
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Financial.

DiLLS of the CITIZENS BANK of
- WASHINGTON, DC r. deeemed at Of per cent
BY c. q. tUNTlNGTON, Nc. - Wallst
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NOR AUSTRALIA. PORT PHILLIP

IL AID ~ DNEY.- CLIPPER LlNE.-Tbe SPLENDID /
e. u,-'y new clipper ship " VI. fRoTIll NGHA AN Bk
Bsbbidg- commander, viii sail on Aug. ~ Foo -lh %
asssge, having uDegualeo accou moc8iiOns ~ 10 Wh
4. DuGAN, No. a fiUut - RI SELL & NORTON, No.
81 Oldslip: or ELLIOT, ARIEL Co. No. l46 Pesrss
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Passengers Sailed

liz steamship Alabama for SGvTnnah j ~ Hennsga, p.
II. Badley, VIM Phillips. John johnson, Blight, BsJ
Sisson j. b. Rich ond aud lady. M A. Metcalt and aty.
G Green. John c. Parsons. W. Townsend AID lazy,
Mrs Johnson. Mis- Johnson, Mis- Lawrence aod ser
want Mrs II Davis, Miss q. A Davis. DR.. j c. Ecce-
son Peter CIoundeson, DR. j. Parmy and son. Capt H. NJ
Judah U. S. A, ~ Adrch, " n Lyon A CLARK ~ i
lady Thomas s.. john, M. ID. A. Cft~foid B Waadell
Miss Gardner Rev. Y. kein J. T. Me.rose, X. A. Was
low, II. N. Warmer
IN SteOnslip Roanoke, fer Richmond, DC w W. Ner-
tons, Lieut.. Barry. N Ward, Henry Holland, c Ca
bIahn j. Louther J. Arnold, Miss Hunting, A. Howell,
MYs. A. Howell J. @. Oianer, =. + Campbell VI. An 2,
~ Mclean, MssF NJ Patterson l. II Webb, Miss
W,panf, John Winant, and in the sieerage.
IN steamship OHIO tor Cta0reS-Capt. macondraY and
FAM Dr. Crane. lady sad servant, hr. Stayely, Ba
Gen Stevens: W Wright ?. Stark. J. NJ. Stark ].
Ronfh. G. w. liodgden ]. BOyntoD A. c. Burnhsm. o
Durham Adams, l.. Leach, A. A. Pg,na ~ D. Bsgiey,
II. Chase. j. =. Chase, G.. W. Redse F. l. Rowe, W W.
Can, d Stone NJ N Hines. G Buckley. T. McKegein. T.
lyey. = Carihew. p. Mccormick S III. Caran, A.
Gocdat, Nlchos. s. SteDhens, J Mitchell, 4 Snow
den NJ Jones b Dyer. L. PIecott, j. Holloway. 3. Am
baum N Guthrie, a. Van Zandt, J Lee, G. w. Appe-
gate j. Brick, =. Grey, Wilkinson ANGEL : John
sen, L. Waite, K Plank, q Plank W DRYDEN, J. ID sn-
can Mr Duncan. p G. Van Meter. J. Chase G. S D)id,
y Day, g. b. Blanchard, J. Lovesnan ] Danisson, b.
Westiill, u Hail. W p. Merrill l. Thorne II Huisou.
Gelwin, L. s, Reese, J Ross. A. Colp W. w Fitch,
Hopkins 7. Lawless.T fla milton. ! Porte, s Orts-.
howard, Patten. l. Fleming c. w. DIN, O. II.
Jones. j \. McMan, ". Joseph. W Brown s. Mahe v,
j. r Thompson NJ miller, lse1, W. NJ. Fence, J. Con-
nor. PaTtes. Ir.. Mrs Bailey. C. Will.ams,a A :.
swaine. 6. W. Win, ". Bond Il. Bend.
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SATURDAY, FEB 7-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, req '-I' W.
There was an active Stock movement TO-
day with generally firm markes. hesains anu
Erie continue TO be active, and with CANON engage
ns.rv all the attention OF the fancy operators. Inc
Sn,mer closed al 65i and the latter at 49, Delaware
and Hudson has again advanced and sold az ii'f
which il twenty per cent. above the lo"es' POM
reached during the depression. There Is an active
inouiry for Erie ConyeItibes OF the neW ISSUE ana
sSev have advanced to Sss with considerable SAFES
Norwich d Worcester Is heavy. the decrease IN
January az compared with January, 1851, having
been larger than expected. The ZINC STOCKS are
quiet Long Island is less firm Tie business OF the
road il favorable.
The market closed firm for Exchange,
With moderate supply. Sterling, loSolot Francs,
5l5ea5 l2l.
In Freights there is moderate move
nept and rates are lower for London To Llverpooi
300 bales Cotton, la3-l6d., the former ior COM
pressed; 1900 bbls. Naval Stores, 01l2d Flour,
n 400 tcs. Beef 2s Cd To London, 1900 bbls.
F,ouy. IqGlsd; 1900 bbls. Oil Cake and Naval
Stores. lsSalsd. To Glasgow, Flour l6id. To Ham,
burg, 200 tics. Rice, 25s Tobacco, 25s.i 200 bags
Cocoa, &c. To Antwerp, 800 bbls. Beef, Ss. To Ha-
vre the packets are filling up a. ic. foreign big
was engaged to take cargo Of Loswood TO Mar
settles at 325 Two briss, from Cuba to New York.
ut SHE from N side, and 40c p 100 b for Sugar from
g. side and two schooners, from Jacksonville to
New-York, Mt 81 so for Lumber The new ship
Queen OF the East, 1850 tuns, built at Newcastle,
has been sold at something over $4,000 and. taken
upto load the Government Dry Dock for San Fran
CISCO, On private terms
The arrivals from Europe. are increasing
The deposits In the Sub-Treasury. The receipts
to-day are sl9953e payments, $1,000 balance,
1s0s5, 1875, which is an increase of about S3e00cO
from last Saturday, which is due TO transfer draft
from Boston
To-day again the Money market is abund-
sntly supplied, and call loans freely negotiate at
sac y cent. on the best securities. Tae Banks have
called In loans, but the vacuum is fully sup
Piled BY private capital. Paper is in good demand
and passes freely AZ oSoe v cent TAs RAIL nasr
ipes are larger
The Butchers and Drovers' Bank has
declared regular semi annual dividend OF hve "
cent, and an extra dividend Of the same amount,
from the surplus fund.
The closing of the Sound by ice was very
unfortunate for the Norwich ard Worcester Road
and caused loss. as compared with the previous
January, of IS 600. From the 10Th TO the 3lst the
ho.t. ,x.,e mot winning The cures are aSfOlio As
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Europa at Haitian from liverpool for Bos-
toR- BY ieleyr3phl-Mr aad Mrs. Jsneux hIr and Mrs
Lamb Miss Laehape. Mtss's Curtis Richardson Tuck
eiman, hsi Meyer; Mills souchard. LAppa Shurlie
Jen, Someryile. Winters. HARRISON Leyo Summer Ka-
pun Chaton, Baker, keehoe. Davis Davies Lviag,,an
Bollophouse ken,is Hausmsn. Rathapper. Wallsrstsn
SsIaus, Taylor. Beasemoaer Arthur Sumner
Josep, Saltsr. ''' A0 A''i
AZ sieamsAp Niagara, from LreTyool- sleigh LADY
; children aud servant, II Holland j. w Baxter Mr.
s sees' Martin, ar Williams and friend j. Davies,
Cotarze kiolpfeier. H. Norris q Gilm,Ir q Gshs.,d
). Ssliscks y {; smyth. ~ Rodba-d. j. spencs Mr..
sn. VIM 5. Lewis Messrs Ea.ts MAN Macaits 80 gu
81 aus n issy' sh,; Parker, Hssy LADY and children
e. Leier, Mr. Ladder and LAZY. T. Jones l. Christian
49,. IN ssP JhIei trs7' LSghorn-Madane del Cour oil
krance' T. Johnson, of Philadelphia; j. l. Farmaa os
stesrsee IN TIE
fo.d, G.. Champlian A'SAoi-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..-FEBRuARy :
Cleared.

Sieamships-Marion. Berry, Charlestoa sposE,,a I'll,
ION 20 Aistama Ludlow, savannah s. l. M,tcbsii.
CITY OF New fork Baxter Chagres Mailer Ia,i d.
aIeke Parish Richmond Norfolk &c. Dean 8 Thornt W
Gbio Seaerck thagres, n Ro.erts CITY of Rcsmos y,
ttsisI, Richmond City aad City Poiat Mailer TsrJ.
~, hfsclis MeIiey. South Amboy, }. 4 BTIgrs N'
sails-Nn Penn, Fogsr, Charleston, o w Polli,z. ~
..pil se Cbsse San F,snciscs, J. Ogden: Mar WS,d
s,oocs. hsw-or cans Foster & Nickerson ""4u'
ssiks-Lyra. 81 Manson. Glasgow. Taon,sm G, ,,.h
Knha.Ia,. riss thame Pepp Hamburg. T. Beck
IA Cos1,.n tbs,ls,t " - Kits b. eager Orto-
CS.' O,sars Fowler; Mobile starsss CIssrman
Aive. Berry. cr.rosp 1pl Cafdenas, hss@th SINS;
'i 49,, ..nA % % Jare; Cuba. NssmitA Sons
Packst, Muls, Nsuvitas, simps,u.
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DIED.

.on su,dsy uorrirg Feb 8, alter short illness, Mrs
MINERVA PHELPS yiis .! william 8. ShSlpi a., ,ss
29sh year OF her age:
IN. relatives ard friends q the family also the mem
ny ed TO attend her funeral Monday 9th inst at 81
O'Clock, from her late residence No ie Bergen ST. South
No monumental fame need deck her tomb
Her character shines bnght assam At noon
Grace was her theme, and now she's gone 70 prove
Eternal glory through redeemiag love.
SS, p Se@ Feb aep long and sever illness, Of
consumption. ELIZA C., wife Of Allen Conrcy and daush-
ter Of the Chss W Rdds aged 20 years and II days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her lac residence NO
81 wough by st, corner Of pcfeld.st BIooklyn on
Will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interwent
IL Nantucket Mass, and Ravenna Ohio, papers
On Saturday Feb l. after short illness, WILLIAM
ADOLPHUS infsnt Of William II. and Rebscca A
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
ts9a !A iYpsTa at No "A Commerce ST. this day. ooh
Al Hobohen, saturday, Feb. I ADELE, only dAugh-
ter of Lucas a and Caroline Van Boskerck.
The friends of the family invited 10 tend the fsne-
raj on MSn6ay Eee =. O e oSIook e.sDe
late Of New port. County Mayo, Ireland.
Her friends are Iespscliuiy invited TO attend her ans
Gay, The 10Th inst at o'clock P. n
Ca Sunday, Feb. OF cOsgesiive fever JOHN H. BAR
LOW, formerly Of Syracuse.
Particulars of tho funeral TO morrow.
ksSs on En o sa H'S a. and ID ear
Feb. 5. ssIGMUSD ss srEPHAsiUs, aged 81 years.
relic, If xndfew sRsiSeod IN The sd yesr her ass
On Frday evening Fes g. at Quarantine sta en- island
ef Typhus Fever contracted in The discharge of his
LEWIS b BUTLER Is T. steward Of the Marne hospit.
ON Thursday morning, Feb KDzZtAH, wife Of WIN.
IT, Ptman In her 29h year, after severe Illness oil ;wo
ronths
o'clock from her late residence, No s05 Hudson 81,
Of Desboses ST. at which time aad place the friends
oihe family are invited to attend without further notice