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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
BOARD OF COTNCILMEN

Nosp,y. April 3, I:5i.-EDwIS }. BKows, Esq, Pre-
siden in the Chsi
Re NJ RrrKYoRD-Preample, stating that great ineon
v.nsnc ia experenced by persons ransaotng business IN
the ocs Of the Register wei as for the OF
be nanrs with resolution that the Commixee on Repairs
and Supplies report t1e p'opA'e eAie''e VI "e0'-' "
terstioDs &c. Adopted
By Mr. kESNEDY- 1917,
.rs epcr, CD slp.deney OF 'e o. The % d
New ito sSs,s as .es IN Sa., "y AID New
IN The County and such Other sdssn towns
X d Ts.i Is. - aihorf.d to consult and os.s.
win .. ProsI sshC.e. q toe ND
By Mr. WiID- =,
pr.ri,es or sIe.y.e any pr carriage Of
M purpose. waers eoooe or oos p,'-nso e
co .i Of R:ps. ,sd ssSr .. P.,,%-o aud
M As have .,s 81 s..'' 70 ''' '
b, Mr' FoErr1-Preaulble ststing tina: the walls Of
he bsdiis destroyed By Gre lately known a. tae New
CITY hall still standing with resolution taa me Co'
troler sellthem Of auction. 10 be removed wihn eii'
dsv, To Committee Oh Repairs and Supplies. -
By Mr.. PisoKsLI-fhsi the Counsel TO the Co'pcrs
,icu furnish this Board uimed aiey copy Of the eIsi
inc cens, law especially applicable 70 the City OF New
Rx Mr.. RopGsISsos-Ihat the Counsel 70 the Corpora
ton menorsIize the Legislature preparing the ara OF
ban Tor hw authorizing the Common CounsI - 'a1s
land in the vicinity Of fou-ee nth ST. on me No,n an
Es.t rivers for the purposes and occupation Oh
II the Coumcn Council should deem the locahty OF
VI
the people Laid over. o..ha
b, NJ NcCLAvI-Thai the granite block pave meat be
lsd'in FolrteeLih st. and Eishth az begmmnS a. he
Ninth ay and running easterly ne Eighth aV thence
rorberly through the Eighth As far IS Thirty iouf'n
\, To Committee on Streets. c..
BIZ Nr. CoxovtR-Preambe, stating ihs' .ne "a!
-snidly ipC-easng IN population and advancing nou
war0 ard there IS great need Of up iowa mAfAes "H
RESOLUTION thu, Committee Markets report as % me
redency Of the City purchasing every othet piocA o.
cround from the East River 20 the NORM hsVe
Forty second and Forty third cts and aPpophang the
same 10 Market purposes Adopted ,-
,; Tor r1poals 10 pave Greenwich and Washington ss
tom tie Battery Canal with granite block pave
men like that in Broadway, between White ana sAef
sts To Committee on Streets. r.r.a
from is present terminus to the East River oil me ee
width a. present and that the same be referred e
Nv ,ame-Pr.amble stating that il IL deemed by many
thstti j. contrary the charter Of ls3 that the seee
OF DE City b repaired under one contract WIN 'es'
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MR. FILLMORE AT NEW oRLEANS-ELEC
TION

Corr,.pcndsucs Of Tie NY. Tribune
Nrw.ORLE,Ss Tuesday. March IS, 1854.
The Committee OF Arrangements the part OF the City
Council have determined to have procession for Mr..
Fillmore 10 day AZ 10 o'clock this morning the ca Press
dent was taken on board Of the steamer RoberJ. Ward
and is at this time making pleasure excursion to the bat
lie ground At O'Clock he viii DO landed ct the foot Of
Truro aud be escorted TO the City Hail. where he is to
make an address to citizens We have had 6ne day
for good parade but although there IL long programme
for procession published yet there will be poor show
The city election yesterday resulted In victory for the
new Know Nothing party Their csndiae ;, iSr Msyo.
public deauter and having pocketed large amount OF
public money consequently Gen. John l.. Lewis, the
Democratic candidate wa elected by over 2ooo majority
OF the City by about 1000 majority Controller by $50
majority Street Commissioner by 800 majority and Bur
ve,eby LOO majority ais" several Aldermen h :1s
elected three of the four Recorders which will give the
party the entire control Of the police and the appointment
OF the same.
rsgrst to say that the usual good order and quiet o!
our city disturbed and in the Seventh Ward thers
were two murders at the place Of holding the polls Oss
Of the persons killed is brother to the man who IVES
murdered the day before At other precincts there was
more or less disturbance and fighting bat the Seventh
Ward being the residence Of our Irish citizens the Amer
cans went there in strong force and most of the day there
six hundred Of the Know Nothing party present. ~
the close Of the polls was announced that ls vose:
had be poled the Ward and a. there WAS some doubt
,be leg aity Of many Of the votes poed it IVES 6e
was sent TO protect box and the first attempt made
10 obtain it, several shots fred and Stephs lesry
the Chief Of Police, shot the command OF the Pohoe
force was then given Capt Tsnbnk and he soon ssnt
them all of leaving the ballet box and Inspoctou sspve
eeted. At o'clock another rally msde-the ballot
box destroyed and the votes ell scattered IN the stress
Three cheers were then given for Cspt Tenbnk and the
Americans then left the Ward
At the time now write Il o'clock p. NJ large nuubsn
of Americans in the streets cheering for the Reform
Ticket and fears are entertained Of not st in
the persons who arrested for killing the
yesterday. ASHLEY.
Ps-Tuo o'clock p. M-The grand procession for
Fillmore h just passed up st. Charles st to the City
Hall and say it is the poorest apology TOR process
sion seen, 1t being composed Of fhy seven ci
zens in carriages escorted by only one hundred and eees
Of military None ofthe various Societies have turned
OUT
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Neu.llork Dailn Qrlbnne.
PTBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


MONDAY, April IN. [. Ety. President, IN The Cnair'
and quorum present
or Mrs Du Bois and Others for assistance IN estab,
fishing nursery for the children OF poor wcnrn VI
John Pell and others for the extension OF the SiKnav
from lis present terminus TO West Broadway VI proper
Is ovper. on Forty eighth Il between Tenth ay and the
Hudson River PRAYING that the contractors may be com
p-ed to finish the streets and sewers as the work was
commenced more than one year ago ~ sanary Prsohs
acain,t extending Albanyst through Trinity Chureh
Yard. OF lJ9 carmen against the same.
gEPoRTs ADOPTED.
That tbe Second av Railroad Company cause Grand a.
from the Bowery TO Allen 81 10 be repaired directing the
Eiplth Az Railroad Company to run Their accomnohe
;iop esrs from Fly second 10 Fifty ninth 81 every zen
and Hose Company o. generating the former but con
cucng that Company 81, with the rnnues aichei
were the aggIessOrs and should receive punmlshment
therefore they suspend this company Tor foar nohhs
that ity railroad companies instead of throwing snow
from th. tracks upon the side cart on ana thro"
!, into tie river from the Committee on Markets recon-
NEEDING that the Controller only lease the basement OF
the Washington Market for one year, "a arrangements
would probably be made to build new market one
60 ,nnnd on tbs W. II side of Wet this Commit.
I, think would be well TO sell the ground east sie OF
Wet IT they recommend that bell toser be built in
tte center Of the proposed market on which, Haue Oh
Wellington be placed.
CLEANING STREETS.
AID WmLiAnsGN-Directins the Committee to prepare
an ordinance compelling the of property - keep
the streets of the City clean in front OF their property
Referred.
Preamble and Resolution by Aid BLUSr on the neces-
sit. of better mode of leading water High Bridge
and directing the President Of the Croton Board to report
thereon. Adopted.
APPOINTMENTS.
4 communication was received from Controller Flagg,
nominating James TImpson, Esq for Auditor in the Fl
nance DEPARTMENT. Cohfrmed
Mr. Glazier Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, nom
mated for Superintendent of Lamps and Ga, Henry
Alien in place of W Douglass, removed; for Superin
tendent ofMarkets Vim Goodhsr in place OF NJ Cooler
son removed which nominations were referred to Com
mi,tee ON Salaries and Offices.
COaNUSICATiONs.
From the Keeper Of the City Hall, with particulars as
N the employed and the cost of cleaning the City
Hal and Court Rooms Ordered to beprinted.
From the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, with
proceedings of the Board of Engineers and fremen on
The proposed reforms in laid department Referred to
Committee - o, q, II, -, -
The Annual Report of the Sailors Snug Harbor was
received and ordered on file.
REPORTS.
From the Councilnen favor of applying to the Legs
,aure for authority raise 100000 for Croon Aqdeduct
Board Concurred IN -,
Report to apply for act TO authorize a loan OF
5000 COO for building City Hall. CoDclrred in
The Board adjourned to "Wednesday.
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LITTER FROM EDWARD C. DELATAN

To "a, Tdio~ Of TIE " Y. Tf1bsse i.
SIR: As a. unwavering snd incorporating friend e'
Prohbitory law. from its frs; inception to the present
moment permit me address you Tow words in answer
10 your remarks portion Of my disps'eh relative
70 the veto Of Gov Seymour wher-ia ycu say
be permitted ho-evsr 70 Si-es. s- zoe IN ,s,
eorfcspee IN his soI'y Or s,,.Ss o. .S We I"
Ihaye no remark TO make with regard to your est se
of the Governor motives but ksos goa VII perm ms
70 give YOU ~ tour daiion OF mine
have been acquainted with Mr. Seq for twenty I've
,esrs-ior long time int Ina'ey. have eve ioa d
him geut manly, and, in INV juagmani IN al m,sees
which have come under my cbssvs,On governed by the
.,-.te,, rrinciples Of purity and honor Although.
in General politically opposed yet there are but te" men
for whom I entertain more sincere personal regard
When Gsv Seymour asked an interview l supposed
was for the purpose Of stating t. nae his Intention 20 sign
the Prohbitory law as passed Ia place OF which, no
gave me the reasons contained in his Veto Message IN
moi signing il.
ON INV part Iexhausted every argument coald bring
10 bear or hi. mind TO induce him 60 sanction the law
and leave TO future Legislatures the duty OF repairing de-
iecs should such defects be found on carrying the law
into operation but all was OF no avail and when wit
messed his distress Of mind in disappointing the expects
lions of so many who he acknowledged were iaooruy Tor
Prohihtory Law from the quest ano most asnerested
motiy.s- and the scaking appreciation he said he knew
he would receive from certain interest," coua NOT
doubt his sincerity and in obedience to This feeling tee
eraphed you. Now blr Editor. while deeply deplore
Ills decision Of GOV Seymour yet cannot but think
will he oyeiulcd for good to the sroas cause oil FRO
hibition. ..,-,.-
III the Legislature passes the law veto notwithstanding
Il will 90 before the public with increased power IL not
an election is before to take place only o' month 6rs
the law which has been vetoed rds 10 go $40 f5ecf Our
duty now should be elect Representatives to the next Lee
essture who win again pass the law We want! and GOV
erncr pko ptH no. rei0 a. Why can we not have Pro
hbitory Law passed in January next 10 go into operation
on the inst of February a. to enabe Landlords and ten
ants TO make their arrangements Yours truly
Esi,tsr C,r,,, Apsil Is4 EDWARD @. DsLANAN
Answer 10 he fna, Questions GbS5e' We cannot
probably have Prohibitory Liquor Law passed 20
soon as next January because az least one champion
thereof sees at 10 volunteer to play the part Of Con
.hdence Maa' in behalf Of wine-oibbing demagogucs
who prate holowly of their love for Temperance
while they nulfy the efforts and blast the hopes OF
those who live and labor for Mans redemption from
the curse of Iutoxca soR-even while those dema-
sOsucs pspsby do this for the SAKE Of the votes and
Offices which the Rum interes. is expected 70 give
them That is the sad dishesrteniag truth I'd
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RnARn OF SUPERVISORS.

NcNp.Y Several bills for advertising were reterrei
A. was the bill of the Coroners for quarter ending March
Il. $500 20. ,, -, =
communication received from the Grand Jury Of
Sue.ial Sessions for suitable room, &c. =,
resolution was offered by Supervisor Of the Seventh,
snd aGor,ed giving the County Clerk Al additional
Clerk, at a salary Of $500
report Of the Committee Annual Taxes IN favor o:
smpdpg the law OF 1883 in relation 10 the collection oi
tsAes. az, pied. So
Rerorts were received adverse TO petition OF isasc
Adrance for remission OF tax During remarks IN res
ton 10 Il. the EoerG Adjourned 10 trlday
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UCTI ION NO T c Z -
A gySRY n LEEDS Co, Asctoneen,
~, .r.ocs sfsenton usual fcs many ye1s past 70 The
ssLys Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n. ,,ss,nee. families hresins sp housekeeping In s cry
"a R.l,n ssrss They will sso have regular ''s
81 ..t Il hsir No sw.D st, sos the e0nss'ssss Of
49,. -. nav Sssir. this nediam Of sale.
aLstKr NIcoL.y. Asetionee o,,,,,
A ssIGNEESS ALE Of VALUABLE lMPhOtED
a pyAL EsrA1E the besatifol ,ilss-s Of "a
=. us,ITNr VERNON suction.-ALbERf r. NioVbA, vt'
81, q, FRIDAY Apnl 1854 at ~ oeoer, At the
"'"' LowER MORRisANIA
Two handsome Dwelling Hsues and Lots 90 near
fd $1,000. 49,. ,.,~.., y,iton And P,.nk
1r1's ,.- v...,,t,. 49, nd eh~
One Leat new Dsess i've Los corner OF fSi'o " ars
tkst $500. t-..h, =, ,..x v.S.,,
AZ 'Pp'' MOUNT VERNON
- ..a ple...ut Dse!lipg srd foer Lots sh-sv-
Aba &c.. q, a., ,..,a1..
uw Ce.se and three Lois Creen~ichSt, West Mount
All The above property dsby stused 10 the most pleasant
booS the railroad dtOt. terta
,s ,rqs,,Gonsbe For bills Of fad pstieaafs apply 10
fRet son E'q, Lower hon,a1s or 70 the A'es'"es no
L,tsitt fl'ioI
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b. ". SMITH, Trustee, TO ~ hsooh"sSi "
a.. a...i..-...r
ALERT II. NlCOLtY, Anot01'tf. -
VALUABLE SALE Of NEW-YORh

ALaERT III. EtCOLtY, Ancto1' tI. 1850.
VALUABLE SALE Of NEW-YORk CITY.
V wIILIANsBURGH, and NEW-ROCHELLE PROPERTY
at AUCTION ALERT u EiCOLAY will sell At psbic sae
lion on WI DNE DAY April at IL OclocS at the Merchants
Exchange
KIwYoRE l8THT Til. ths.tory bs,s mt and conn
res, Iouss sud Lot No lj3 Wst 1871 north side
with extension Ask bort feet Il.
r.r0is with marble manes shong doors sod ntt
floor four - floor four rooms rue
flushed painted throuthont tf'n1 ~srr sc
-us'Bns 81 60 can remain on oond
AID 1roitguts for q years 81 Z per cent -
BEooKLyr -Four Lots south ,oe OF Rush between
yhe Don 2sxlCO feet each Aso two Lots south
lido Of Of Kentsv 2jlGfto lZle IN depth
-Four Lots north Of Moron st. e1' Of ytae ~
cLYMERsr Lot, poth de of Cymer lso feet east Of
Redd Az 2f1gG 4to l2 II 10 depth Also one Lot on sane street.
ZIG vest o Diyisisnty. 2jX5l 10 to 60 IN depth
One Lot north ,ide DvisOnayr 100 west o.
Ci,neIst Lot 2jNjI.t 10 e. ineeplh , =, ,..,
DiyIsios-AvFour Lott north side DVsi!
ey t.t~.rn and 36sis. 25slCc $40 ltG7 in depth -
sSe % feet east OF Orshsrney Z'
1914 6s1 depth Also three Lots on the -oui sde o.
OF 2jrl00 feet each Also one Lot sontwest
corr 25x70 Also one Goi,o uing on
Iros y52 SIDE aoo $40 on the ''ner
ASo 1osot ADJOINING the OF w.n S' on the
WfTHLRssT Los north side, 200 feet ws' oil Griha
2txltt feet each -, =
rFwRocmrLLE, DRAEE'SAv. -Four Loa north aide Of
Drakssy 60 feet eat OF Boston pOEoad and lSS To ~! In
oeTih
rules rroperty perfect For maps aod full par
tic,Ins sppIyts ALBERT II. NICOLAY Auetoneer
-fr'' " mn 40 BIOsds..
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NETWORK HISTORICAL sOCIET

The rsyular meetp1 of the above Society was held a.
tho Tnvsrsi,v last evening Mr. Luther BRADsH IN the
Chair and the officers Of the Society Present.
The minutes Of the previous meeting ver sppr1Gvea,
Communications we're received H"m "o-i'' Ill e'u'
Brooks Charles A. Joy, and others 80
The Committee 10 whom wss referred the annual report
nj The Tfessurer reported il correct From il We learn
that On the lt Of January last there renamed balance Of
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CcGl

COAL-I still sell my best Red Ash Coal, as usual,
~ possible lor cash iros. i4I g. cor h
70 ,tI sl...hsre PErLa elm ron
DIED ASH COAL-Spohn and Lewis Veins, by the
h cs-so TIE Trade respectfully ,hvee ~; TIE
are PREPARED 70 supply gesY increased qls1-s th az
e.ets;ee Of Coal their riseS al -loat sc5
on delivered bo.zc yese - Pot iea1
a, Lv c.nsl frer. Toy, Csrbon. TYLER Co.
= No &c WalIs-st, Pal -sdelohss
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The FRuir CKoP.-Fren the best infonssaes We -
obsin by dgeut inquiry from persons rsresenfing re
Country sbou, This vicinity there be dosb that DE
fuit cfop has been tsnse injured BY the late severe
f,o.ts I'm seeovnfs concur in this respect.
"'s'' mn lHskvns Wiz NsvA y
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1tranrucis and RAILROADS..

\ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brookly =
TO- Greepuort At 10 NJ for Hempesd 10 ~ " " a4'
arc NJ foT fsrniasdsle i6A 5BP FOR Jsn.c, 10 ~
- N 945 ard g1DP For e-ve 0re-npofto ~
Fs,mir 7S NJ and l2st Hsnp~test e. I'D N
ne syn IS p M cave Jamscs so 7S1, sbA b. and p
Us Or satuday Lvenur FArnnsdse trsn viii rn 70
y.1bsk md leave there Brooty moadsy morning IL
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Hteolrqi

DP PHIENEY's VEGETABLE
b. 4 d. sANDJ, Assats.
No. ,0O Fulton 81
HYGEANA in NAME III. Gaubert, Postmaster
of kiehropd Me- writes The Hyse.nsn do ., wonders
- NJ ,,e h,s bad cough With Eer sri5uy OF
ses,Ans She the hAe and TOOK ne CseL, ~
relic we'd AID AFTER one m ,e,a
NJ. al her eossh well DI Curas new sysen OF hhasoa
u puce an olDiOu in the treatment aS % we
truly neer III d1e0very
H,se.ns for BOYDk PAuPs No ~ Coaui,na o. ~ n
RIM corner Johnst AID Broadway New AID Mrs AJe
No us Fuhou,t sid No 40 Atlantic q, krooslyn
II FATING's LONDON COUGH LOZENGES.-A
IN cert.n remedy disorders Of the Pulmonary s.as
received ani ior Ne ~noie
s.e ana retail. b. ron CLARK Co. agents Tor the M IN
nfscnre Nos 1865 as Broadway and No 10 A.or hoi-e
CT. VITUSs DANCE.-The celebrated Compound
- cred b, the late BARRETT and ased b. hin 10
h, private practice for 20 with astonishing 'neI. my DC
osinsd At residence No l65 10th St rev YORK :" ~
WIIIIAM J. OLLIFFE Druggist, No Bowerg ,nd IliohAs
MAXVVE LII Drurss,s No. Sc Wlhsmst Ne~'foTk'
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FLANK tIrir,i SAMUEL 49, ELL CoIn-i' K TGSion,
na-v 4 yofnr Wf- The Norsnguan's Aciall-ns 1oi
ard Oh Asoei.ticn John >mrl VII am csYton Sy
J,ry!s Prsden CirzsnS Bark Water Madro1 "a
v-rre .rc Ian Melville r. -oen Smith JOSIAH heapo
John PINK, Jan Bulk j. The boSery bsnk OF ,ae ~ OF
Patrick Frsne De Lneeras Robert IN
for william gTsyue Joseph Taylor. PIesi NJ ia Ceasl
Bark of tie City OF New-fork Joha Decay re hngi,
Iak The Ss~ Haven CouBty Blnk Hg1h Kelly henry z he
otsn SIMON W.ou Jephas 8aldsinTo the above aa'sa
lFrTEDATS each Of them fo hereby g. ~ Ana
o-I.d 10 answer plant IN ihs aetJ la oeen
t Sled Odc Of the Clerk OF the Cy ana Comfy OF
the Cy H. in the said city ard - serve py OF
,ur never 10 said complaint the subserSf h' 3ie a
So ~ Mean uhin days after the ser
vie. M III. exclusive o. the day Of neh service
soS if ,ou fen 10 ,u,wer the said complaint within the t are
'ad tie phin'it II his seton VIII SIP 20 q
dentncse IN the ccrplstn' LUNA ~ x y.
r,1,r.,r . rsst mi lsw6wW
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Ocean Steamers. ~.

CREGORY's CALIFORNIA EMPRESS. Tie
~ eer.sondsres -: b q. Espre On The ~
ss,' ss NO 20 81 lazy GEEGoaY Agent
L 6 MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via As
L PINwALL AID PANaAA LoEes. Prices -1?etio sean,
Extension the PIaGs Railroad io -. s
most and OF al 9ser lines
n. M. Sc s' . al ~ 20 from Pa 100: Of w.;
eb-.t the fat iliDs ''ts4.ao lLLISoi5 Cspt - "a 100.
.bis cGmpsny. aesmtr 0REGOy The eItenon Of re rA
80 e@.yste ~, viii Induce taeir heath sad
eomfori 'e,set ms route " h'ps7y "a. t ~ ,
Of r,sepssr sns ,heii fas.se soin Apn " 70 rT
Al. co.. No ~ Bofdvsy. 20 ~ F-tst The e.
con .t.slp ter ps 70 tn: ee,Sss
isht sEly the oee o. tie Gonna Nc n
BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA. for LlV.
Ia FsPOoL To. AFRICA W gsiF.2e eo..,.]I al .l
re,r euro?e WEDNESDAY the h April Il Eoeioeh pre-
GREY. ., h.o, ,--,s s7 II. o,eloekAa
TIE EUROPA VII sell o. ne l9h April
NFW.YORK ard CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
~ LINE is NICARAGUA Tte Accessory Tril Com ANY Of
&c; r g'Ss TO- peIehs Se rSsS, coa. he
Ooub.F o.i9e stesr.hP 40 rHERN LIGHT &o tan. bur-
ss So JU jsi: bSL EosTE on wE6vssDiY
snen q, ote, the NcHRASA GRANs soU be
sys le. Of nG % raj, 2 on . geo s
an.. for q s.se sp7i' 0uJ to c. tL' Soh
II ..
I . ORLEANS Wis HAVANA . "WEDNESDAY. Aorh u
vespo. fsvorite steamship Eaf'kt CITY S.P n
me- feeb thorouf oseraaneh snd hsd
18th pe0 boilers new uroiturc snd nov "a
vey Ie.1 in the rno complete She will SAL the 2h
Ami. at 2 4. n from NarTru-st pier
Kstes Of Is.ftse TO H.,taa and New Orleans; a..
ktr
Car
KersL found -
pa,ss.e oan now be seeur,d A. the Compsny's oface
Teisht to NwOesns 80 cent? per cubic foot vi. be r
oeived On the 9Th mt.
SUeoi- ouis tai sn { frtighi TO Havana $3.50
SINNERS viii BE- supplied blsBS bills OF sdag Of the ior
u.d by The COMPANY application 1t tbrr oce ne otAs
o l. signed and bill aing will signed after the hour 81
sci ns rs, -.-..- -. -,
freight apply az the ofoe OF the 70
Nest+t OF Warren ~ ~ hoDhhiS
TOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c
The U Mail steamship ROANOKE C.Pi T1on9s s.i.as,
Ill Issve ret 40 IS North River WEDNESDAY AFVEt
NOON Anil e. ,o,cs for H,t.oG 'eiersaars and likelihood
Tin t Norfolk about 2: Pssens arriving sheie axe
~ sabafo Roanoke NningtpI and Manchester R.ir
&c Pss and fare SoFioS
Pet.rsrg Richmond 80. bsiPrics FS 'sefht
auply ID for rasssge TO