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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-01-25
srRouDsBuRe MONROE COUNTY, PA. JANUARY ss, 1885,

They have been the watchword and the
hope of millions who have gone before us;
are the watchword and the hope Of mil
lions now, and will be of millions yet un-
born.
In many questions of National and
truly American policy-tbe due protec-
ton of American labor and industry, "a
gainst the depressing influence of foreign
labor and capital; the improvement ofour
harbors and rivers; the National defences;
the equitable distribution of the proceeds of
the public lands among the States, in aid of
education and to relieve from debt and tax
alton; judicious Homestead bill;" reform
in the naturalization laws; and the pro-
lection of our country against the immi-
grafton and importation of foreign pau
pers and conyicts-in all these, we, as a
State and people, are deeply interested;
and to their adoption and promotion ey-
cry encouragement should be given.
To the people of my native State, who
have called me to preside over her des-
TIMES, return the tribute of my warm
est gratitude for the honor conferred; and
my pledge to them this day is, that Il
will try" to realize their expectations,
and not betray their confidence. In as
suming the responsibilities of this high
Office, would be false to myself and to
the feelings that now oppress me, should
l hesitate to affirm my unaffected distrust
in my ability to discharge its appropriate
duties in manner commensurate with
their Importance. If cannot secure,
will labor to deserve the confidence and
appreciation of my fellow citizens. / do
not expect, l dare not hope to escape
censure. Deserved censure [ will strive
to avoid, all other to disregard. Con-
scious of the rectitude of my intentions;
with no ambitious desires ito crafty; no
resentments to cherish; no wish, bu: for
the public good it will be my endeavor
to perform every duty faithfully and fear
lessly. and having done this, will abide
the Judgment of generous people; as
sured that if they condemn the act, they
will at least award to me the meed Of
good intention.
With the Constitution for my guide;
"equal and exact justice to all'' my de-
sire; the greatest good of the greatest
number my object--and invoking the aid
and blessing of the God Of our fathers,
and desiring to rule in His fear-my du-
ty, and highest ambition, will be to pro-
mote the true interests of the State, main
tain our civil and religious privileges, de-
fead the honor, and advance the pros
pcrity and happiness of our Country.
JAMES POLLOCK.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-01-25
Cure for Felons.

In your last number noticed an arti-
Gle on felons, wherein it is stated that the
skin from the inside of the she'll of an egg,
or the spinal marrow of an OK or COW
will cure them. | have never had ocea-
sion to try either of those, or any other
remedy, and hope | never shall; but a
friend of mine had the misfortune to nave
one on his finger, and was about TO nave
it opened, when he was told TO dip MS
finger in to tar as hot as he GOULD bear,
and Immediately roll cloth around 1t;
he did so, and went to bed and slept
soundly all night, which had not been the
case for two or three nights previous; he
had no more trouble from the finger.
have no doubt of the correctness o
his statement, and think it ought to bc
made public. -ScicHifc 1mcrtcaR,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-01-25

eve are informed,o says the Cincin-
natl Gazette, "by the Hon. John Scott
Harrison, that his mother, the widow of
President Harrison, although very feeble,
aud constantly confined to her bed, has
improved considerably within the last
eight days, and hopes are entertained OF
her becoming comparatively well again,
Yet she is in a very feeble and uncertain
state. which renders the duration OF Mr..
Harrison's absence from Washington
meter Of uncertainty, although he IS e4-
tremely anxious to be at bis post in the
Federal City"
n.ay- Mrs. Harrison was born in WALL
pack township, in this county. Her faith
er r (Hon. John c, Symmes,) } spent his
youth and the prime of his manhood in
Sussex. He was the first representative
of this county in the Legislative Council
was an officer in the Revolutionary
Army, and fer many years Judge of
our Courts. In his declining years be
removed with his family to the West, and
purchased the lands upon which the city Of
Cincinnati now stands. II was here that
Capt. Harrison afterwards President Of
the IT, States who was in command of
Fort Hamilton, became acquainted with
Judge s. daughter and subsequently mar
ried her.--S.5S Rcgtstcr
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

.sop the s.esmerR Forbes went from Bosou
bieh water on Saturday night and would probably a. ees
The V. had sppsrsn'ly sustained no dsmsse u
BRIG LArRA stuart, from Phi adephi, for Boston -,
Of coal Dis'tsye3 A. II O'Clock Ssfudsy aifh -
sHboeTd spehor nm~tistey. ba, Il ssppo-ed 70 h,y, - -
They then let ih- other sncho, bn dd no hoA
ard she dnhed ssbofe on shss ledge be1w B,soa :,
az hour sb. slpped OF the rocks, fsd aad suns IN. -
tsstt OF BY plot boat fren9 and put boul 49,
schr Which broug ht them up 10 Boston
hEIG EXACT. Gate sauntes, wbo dc OF The p...,.. A.
a. Mobile sth alt from savannah TIE mate snl -, ~ -
down with yeloS fever on her srrva ana ~ -
placed 10 quarantine
THE Bssx PAsio. lost Absco, an v,.., ~ -
tuns, hui 81 Nsren Me-, IN 1874 worth sAou, "a -
ned b. J. w. Elweu The votIh sAoat az ~
s290 II which Government account tie k,l.ss, -
sgTsd -
BRIG CnSeBtLLA. Msssoo, which "a. from B.lauo,.
days since f0r Aspinwsl returned saturday 10 =, La.
ins sshty .nd the crew having uuiinea They were ,,-l
on beg arrival sud put IN prism
sEyItE hurricane expereuesi ST. Croi1 .a4 s,
n bark Content lot he $ ,d- OF the bl,nl bsrl
frpm Martinique 20 Msrssles-sll hands oeFishad.
AsoUr three foith Cf the q the shr Cssa hes
for Charleston. ash0fe Chickauaconco sesch bid 80
nded Up the 18Th ut aud the bAasce wo1ld b. s1ieA n
three d.ys pfov ed the weather he'd goa Il had bs ana
IN smell beats a. low and then carried About h1f "a
20 high fround. rhs enie has ben broken thr's bs
about alyors ens.eea IN saving t. and wetthe gSs e
most dspOfsbe condi1u acd sae 90 tb- besch WI PAY
large per eent.se hippius Tee ,ehr has et ws-
10 her holi At bish tde-hesd. from the eeach Sd,
BROKEN her srboard side he's of her uubeu srol
lost OF her plants from her bottom She b.i
hossed few days after her avs the beach but recov.
her shape ae the discharge Of cargo IL Il possible she ms, IA
saved with pumps and casks
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DIED

H.sRyo On mopd.y, Oct g. tie I'D year Of his age Nh
MICHitL BRAY 49,. ~ his sons IN. Rev John
ins HerS s lame. surice and Patrick Barry are re-
10 attend b., funeral which viii take place non o.
Ss Cs,bsdral lo4 o'cl OK We inesday, lotn n'
~ viii taken to Galway Cemetery for me
pn,gssIox-At Mice 4Ll, Dover, in n 1rr' 1ouay,
on Wednesdsy, De-. s, Of typhoid feye'' ELi.h
R.oJHrRroS worthy and respected member Of the SOCIETY,"
OF Friend, in the 57h year of his age -
Dusiy-After Ion and pspfal illness MARY oos's tus w
OF Wilsm Duean Of Ession, Peri ana aooP'e' u
Mr. McBeon .--..., .. ....,d bar
fnnsra on "Wednesday 10Th inst al O'clock r. d. hoH hei
adpt's residence No. l63 Avenue b.
Coop ITF-suddeny in this city on Tuesday OcL :, Ep
wan oungsst child II Jane b. ano tho ia'o 'eo' -
Good ia aged year and months
Notice OF the funeral in Thursdays psper'
o sI,d.y evening Oct T. GERALDINE HULL, daughter
Of John Gray, VI. d ,,. - ,.,o.L f,
The funeral will take place on WEDNESDAY d. -
the r. ideIce II her perens
uorrM.y-A, Roxbury Mas Monday, Oct 9, CAs9LISs
AUersTA wife 1ofmsn OF this city, ana daugn'
Ter Of the late samuel Dexter Of The former place.
L.cgyAt Vcksburg, Sunday evening Oct Of the pre-
vsips epd.n AUGUSTUS LACEY Of David Lacy Of
Stafford Conn and n-lsw VI Wn o. Mumfofd Of this
city.
RyYp-In Oswego Sunday Oct Of disease Of the heart
BENJAMIN \. REED, IN the 18th year Of age
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To Mariners.

The MISTER II the Br. bark Druid v.psaso rep,tts Il.
exsterce OF very dangerous patch Of breakers lying ne
As the MISTER could scertape about miles me II ~
rocky et Ct Ssav Gomez, in lst p - : lon oS W. Ths
ilsud however aid 70 ne in loo les . W. BY the bed a..
thori'ies
LIGET-HoUsE on THE CAPE L, Para. At P.s,eEs Prov.
next the aforementioned lighthouse will be lighted ever
night il 10 situated 20 the Of the channel OF Paases
p 81 n. s and is IS T. Ion from the Naval Observatory u
San fernando.
It's apparatus Is Of The fourth easdopes order with per
sneut ght Of nstrsl color sri m vi be OF about
miles und er f.vorsbe mosphsiiesl ci cnmstsnees
The luupoys focus stands att q So Cat An e
shove the Level Of equnsciisl tides
Poxr LON. Housr-The lantern and other 6xtsIs
the lighthouse Point Iona San Diego Cal, an
here 10th Of AuS and be immeda'e.y
upder the sup Messr Smith sud Frmkia
expected the light would be il operation about the LEI q
November.
BARS NLETS-Depth Of water the Bars aud Iaes Il
Cspe Fear River reported by = Davis oemv u cl~
No q Pilots Sept - measurement taken low water,
New Ipet Bar feet inches Do. Do Rp feet; Wessru
Der feet inches; do do Rip feet Inches, Msia Gar
taken.
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Arrived.

L. Mail steamship Marion Foster, Charleston IS hours
ndse end pass Spoford, Tileston Co.
Steamship Alabama Scherck, % hours mfse and
psss L. Mbchil Suodsy 7th inst, r. NJ, 80 miles
Heas bearing w. exchanged signals with steamer Flohda,
heDce for Savannah. -
ship Agnes (Brem sehing Bremen d.. mdse and ITO
PASS 10 Oechs Co It'll inst. of AoDtauh spike Bremen
bak Union from Bremen for NewYork Has experienced
heavy westerly gales the passage had desth and birth
among the psssenser - ,
&c. to j. Phillips Experienced heavy westerly weather for
Bris Penguin (Br) Wellington Bernudss d., ballast to Mid
dleton Co.
Big ZoaIa Pst DosOy Island d., lumber to s. H. Roken
sebr Euphena Smith, Curacao Sept. fast, kc Dvi
Diy Co. HIS had light winds from the s. and w. 70 the
southern Of the Gulf Stream since which time bad strong
w. and N ". wind. -
scbr Sullivan, Treuranus, Bolivar Sept 49, hides &c. to E.
Bech & KubhsrdL
Spssue. - .
Schr J,eob Raymond Bovine Boston for A b4ny.
scLr Race Rock, -. Sag dsb3f for Phlsde phia-
Sehi. Knight, Sears Boston.
sloop h Rode I.lsrd Halse Providence.
sloop ". n Bowen Halock, Providence.
Propeller WesteInport Berry, Portland Me.
sehr Psueds I'd, tPortl Pope, Madeira IS ds, wine &c.
and pass TO order
sehr J. c. Berthe, Mesrs, Virginia d., pots,oes
Sehr. Asn Turner, Tuner Virginia d., wood.
Schr Yeomsn. Lind. Virginia 2 d. wood
Schr Charger Hayden Daren via Beaufort NO. naval soses
10 Barnes, Bstsman sud Rudcerow.
sAILED-shps Ontario, Wood, Liverpool; Splendid, Big
gins, HssIe; Mary, Howes, San Francisco
WIND-sunr'e, NV. meridian, s.W. sunset, sS"
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NShrlers.

An at Msttsposet 4th bark 'rah Rounseye from Adm.
ic Ocean ST. Helena Aug TO- with 30 bbs Isl io Oh
on bosra; sent home "a bhs sp
SD from Newport ID bark Antelope Potter Pacific Ocesn
OF Kodiak June IS ship Lenss Coffin Rose, OF Nantakei
7wbs.
At johanna June ~ Dolphin Cutler Of Warren, IS on.
go sp.; Macels Morton, NIB II mos. ont, 80 % Dove
Rose London had tskep oil since lesyins Cape rosi
sd Jun. 20, Monmouth Edrdse, Cold Spring. mos oati
sIs from Augustine BAY Madagascar May 2. Hannah Gre,
Smith, New London, mes out eco VIII bound TO ossas
ton; sd Oscsols B. 10 mes cut - banded $50 s
Fsyal.) =.
On Kodiak Ground Aug g. BY letter from Capt. Clark Moyl
NJ London $50 bbs Reports Chas Carroll, ttle Loada
swsaes Benz Morgan, Parsons DO wis, Lsrh, klbln.
which had LEFT thar ground for ksmschsks previous JAY 49,
Capt. thinks ships will average GOO b1s this season
letter from Capt Russell OF bark 'er OF New Bediotr
pots Der at Johanna July y with 1870 bbs sperm an y DO
whale OIL Reports JohaI tie bark nited States
Hicks Westport $50 sperm; Hector johnson Warren, so
$50 sperm; Alto SMELL do, so DO Heels, clifford DO, 30
DO. Heard from, date, SC bark Pann', Aen Weap0n
AGO perrl.
letter from Capt Clifford OF bah Hecla Of this port
May 81 bark Gov Carer Higgins westport, % sperm Jns
20 ship Harrison, BTsley. n. Is $50 sperm.
CID ct New Bedford 9Th, bark, Marion new 5l tunD Dc
Wis Pacific Ocean, Z. o. Cowden, new, Of Danmolth ~
tuns,) Bailey do - =,
DesOlatiDn Island. - ,
letter from San francisco Of Sept reports the following
yhsler the Ochok sea- received by the Amphitrte az hs
pert; July Harvest Nan'uoktt go bbs sth Fanny NO
wis Triton. DO 100 bbls Alexander Colin, DO neNJ
Erd II wis June % Ma ssebusetts, do 800 bbs 18Th,
Upitd states Greenport, 400 hbls 80
Spoken No date, lat so N. lon leo W. ship Edward Carey
winslow. Nantucket, 800 sp I'D TO tho Equator.
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Mark ets- Pepoyted by TelegrdDh.

BALTIMORE Oct "a large business has b.en done here
during the FLOUR and CoYFEE the value Of the
being SROoo 500 bags Of Ro COFFEE have been
sold lei 1900 bbls of FLOUR On the latter,
prices 25c to-day City Mills Howard street and Ohio
being quot d ct 80 So
NIw.OALEASs, Oct 8-CorTOs firm with upw ard tan
cy; pces sitter but quotaby hgheri safes to-day
O0o6 b.les FLOUR considerably higher; sales ~ SI6HG
81 s7s FsFIGHTs-Coon 20 Liverpool 3lSd end I, Hsvre
ic The receipts all southern to the present time
exceed those OF asst year q, Oo0 bales
NEwORLEANs, Oct 9CoTTos has advanced ic thu Gales
day united to 10 500 bales s99ic for mddns the
for the last three days add up $4,000 baes FLOUR
rife higher; sales at So CoTros FREIGHrs to Liverpool ID.
Sterling EXCHANGE 7dS p cent prem.
Oct 8-CoTros The sales to-day amounted 10
400 bales Market weak and unsettled.
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MARRIED.

pIsp,y-HiApryBrsGs-On "Wednesday Oct BY t9s "s,,
ss,,,e AZ, FzsKIAL DEsNAS Of San Frsnelsco, CAL 70
Ms, n IocIsA HARpkSBERsH Of Hobrouek, sa.h'ao
County n. Y. ~. l.
F,o,x uusoy-At Ovid. Senecs County, " Y, oct y ~
.bs p,v Geo j. Van Nest Of Lodi Hr j. HbrLs nhot.
I.peet alch to AsSE NJ daughter Of the late Andre" w"
son Of OVID. N
pvxsussr-DgxrER-Ou Tuesday Oct q, BY ths h-v :, ID
Cochrsn Of Brook,n uEyRY " PsssrUhsf OF ro''" 49,
boy, to EMILY DExTFs Of F" arlington 'iiy
WlxsLow-RrxTxGros- On Friday sept Il a. tns ~
Of The Heddipg " Z. Church No 100 orovest ~ 80 v-
r b. Yard. Mr. sTswsEr "IssLow o. Ieis.y NY "
M.EeIstT 81 REMINGTON OF WittiDssvile, Mas
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MARINE 10 URNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. Der.
Cleared.

shpsA T. Chandler Liverpool 'Zerega Co.; Sir Robert
Peel Ham, WISER, Hamburg, w Schmidt Co.; A. b.
Kimbal, Davis, Antwerp w. +. Schmidt Co.
Baik- Chiabers (Ssrdl Mnots Glouceter Boyd Hnck.
en-; George Leslie, Hall Cienfuegos, b. y. Metcslf
Brss-Indus (Br) Stsnwood Bristol, Eng L. w. Braine;
Florence, Pickett, Nuesitas, Thomas Owen * Son.
sehoopers-EsseI. Poet, Mobile Post, smith Co Mary
los s,tery Aexspdrs Mott Bede Margaret Henson, City
Pont Jas. Buner Co L. MyeTs Wseky, wsahinston,
Son; John Boston Limo, Charleston Scranton Talmsn
An eIicsn Chief Pressy Cape Hsyt Duncan; j. d. Gar,
Harrisr n, Suffolk, Va, master.
Sloop-Thomss Hull, Hull. Providence, master
Barge-Csyuls, Temple, Philadelphia, J. n. BrgsA
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Gopartnersbip Notireo.

COPARTNERSHIP.-T Partnership hereto
~ fore existing under lhs name Of TURNBULL ACHE8
SON Co. In the Ice Business In the City Of New forh we
Dissolved the LIST day of May 1884, BY mutual e9a,en,-
Dated kew.York Oct s, 1885, JACOB ACdEbsON
THE firm of henry Sheldon Il Co, hav
i ing resumed payment, EDWARD 4. SHELDE retinaa
unders ed has this day associated with him ROBERrC
LAWSON and JAMES w DUNLOP, and will continue q.
Shippn snd Comn sion Business under the firm Of HENN
sBELDEN, LAWSON Co. HENRY SdELDEN
NO. 50 Pine-st., ". Y, Oct. 4, 1850
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Hudson River Market Boats.

Barge Min,ipk, Chss Hslsesd, master, from Newbarsh
arrived wharf foot Of NsuenE Oc g. reports The follow
ing articles by the yiz 5eeyes 25 Veal Calves 50 Sh-ep
and Lambs Horse rs PORK 10 Geese bbs Egss
200 tubs Butter averaging fns Butter ,verssug 81 b.
L bales Hay 30 bbs Rye, Is bag. Bqcswhss. 80 basket.
Leather boxes DO, IS boxes Soap, casesC Bags
Barge Newburh w Livingston Jansen, from New
follow sices BY tho trip, viz rs Seeyes, MIX Cows
Yea Calves % Sheep and Lambs 1es Beef DO
Lsmbs 10 dressed Pouty II Fowls Ducks
bbs Eags 30 tubs Butter ver.sng IS 10 So frkins Butte
averaging 100 ~ bales Hay bbls Rye ~ bsgs buckwheat,
q baskets Plums, DO. seIries, bbls. Vinegar.
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COFFEE-More disposition evpced by the trade oper
form The .ioeI Of Rio about $1,000 bss the sales are $500
bs,. Rio at llentc inclusive of 600 per Rsnseer so
is.aIeic and bag: I.susya At lie At B.t@Ors the
CAHDLEs-our market is .ti Inadequately supplied with
's so!% es are se and S1ss w.
notice of SO bxs Pheni, Candle Co at 2sc mos
Island Co Candles, at a5s mos The demsud good
DRUGS AND DYy s-The market is arm for most hind.
&c arrive; go the spot &c with tendency upwai;
Is tuns ssds ash at DC for so cent? 5000 American Blue
So sea 81 So which mstera advance scarce
T1tsic Acid at 4 10 CASKS Cream Isar at sgaSle 500
2oc Is Refined BOrsI and 10 casks Carbonate
ofe otis Grand Bank SIS IS fair business doing
FLOUR AND MEAL-The upwsrd tendency in the grades
of State and Western our sill confines and the demand
demand for future delivery good but the prices de-
anded the eloe restricted business. The better grades sell
sales Western Canal 1000 bbis 81 fiass 62 for
common e good Sat- and :upeIne sehesn Indians 0hS
low GRADES Of extra Michigan Indiana and Upper Lake aud
se bb future delve IS for state for
Move nbr % for extra State for all the months sse Tor
Flour better and good demand; sales OF SO bbs 50 80
1915 uh.n fluI ~ petter and !. asye the srlyals
.ood ssndsrd brands Batmore City MiL,' ROw.rd., and
r.. I'D ~ I1 az. Of S .s5 ga
e Corn Meal sesdy sales Of 500 bb Jersey At 81 osi
Buei hest Flour in demand ia Si 4 100 Ds
FRUT-h asns only hear Of sales Of go boxes
Bunch 80 S. Sa also of so bbs. Cuans 23d Sc 200
bb Hsvans I'd 81 T. b5. Apples rather higher;
fses Peccns 81 5t d& 50; GeennEs 81 l2td 81 %;
Fan Pippns Choice 81 bb. Dried Fruits m0ders:eiy
active s former prices Peaches lees plenty; ordinary
selling at sc. 81 80 y BASKET; Morris Whtesv command
sass
GRAlS-There Is h,rdy much excitement Whes.
rsiAet prices Of descriptions better
close buyers refused the sales H. 100 bush Red
Southern 81 7Ods2 8 for inferior pr e including 10
Red Genesee for November S2 800 bush White do
81 lCds2 90 600 bush. White Canadian st 81 So
the latter very price; $500 bush GOOD White
Ohio 81 20; eooo bush White Illinois 81 90
bush Red Western 81 ssds %. Rye better demand
November 81 IS Oats better, and in demand; a 045e
for State, and 20 fc. for Western Corn drm aud de-
nsnd for the beme trade only sales Of 80 900 bush sOq3e
for Western Mixed and Sl 05 tor fair White Southern.
HOPs-The MARKET moderately Old in fair
guest 81 former cesi sales Of ~ baes &C 0d 2c. New
b, firmly the arrivals Light; sales to-day Of 80 bales
HIDES quiet to-day wing the prices de-
Buenos Ayres 2 25c usual selection and so City
Slaughtered heavy weights At sc cash The stock 81 Ss
$500 Bsenos Az res 1880 RIO Grsnds 81 900 Ansostaa 800
Porto Csbelo and Carseos 90 s.sns 400 San juan as
Pernsmbueo eco Wea India and Southern and 10 30
sailed Rio Grande and Basnos Ayrsa
HAY-tbe supply ample, and the demand not active for
shipping ssles VI 600 bales st 70d75c. per 100 %
MONTHS demand - fair for Scotch Pig but prices slightly
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DiansterS. &c.

SHIP NoyPARE Dunn from the Crimes Toulon 18th
u ia tow Of steam fsste white lying of Ssrszo Point, In
the current French into her carrying swsy jb
boom cutwser 6gurehesd kc and losing her m.iasx
the encounter The fr Government IL presumed would
nske the dsmsge sood.
BIaT vicrosnE (of southpcrt) Mowry, from Savannah
;th u got lahore Saturday night high water Nx
Mate where abe remained Sunday The steamer
Nepeure made Intellectual atsnp. to get her Cd 10 the FORE
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By Telegraph.

NEw-oBLEANs-Ar oc, ships John Spear, 0ee.n
Hone Boston Zenotia Josephine Hrdins Atlantic, Heber
Chsrles & Jane William jarvis John Cutle, Vicksburg al
from New York. Judith Northampton Middesex Iowa bos
ton VIM. Wertherbee Baltimore Fanny, Shirley, Elvrs
Owers. PhllAdelphia-
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ytlsnranrs Companies.

II N / C. X T. X B o G X + 4
IN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. II Williams. New York.
CAPITAL, 900 900,
Deposited with the Controller Of the State TINS shofdns per
security the Insured prepared take nhs
liberal other Company 10 the city county
ERASfUS LYMAN, President.
STEPHEN G. WHEELER Secretary
y. MEREDITH REESE, NJ. D., Med. Examiner, No. ~
Broadway who attends the Office every day
will Wait applicants their BONES and places Of business ~
sired.
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'UBLIC FIRE LySUk

OFFICE of the REPUBLIC FIRE NSUkr
" ANCE COMPANY No. IA Wsllst
CASH CAPITAL $3.50 0OO, WITH LARGE NhrLoS
TRUSTEES
CHARLES H. RUSSELL JOSIAH oAKEs,
DANIEL b. FEARING, JOSEPH GAlLLARD yra
WILLIAM H. RUSSELL, JAMES NJ WATERBURY.
AUGU sTUS G. DOWNING, GEORGE CURTIS
GAZAWAY B. LAMAR, GEORGE T. ADEE,
WIN. BUTLER DUNCAN, John J. AST0k, u,
n H. WOLFE FREDK A. DELAN0,
ISAAC TOWNSEND, JAMES c. BELL,
JAMES WARREN, DANIEL DRAKE SMITH,
ARTHUR LEARY, FREDERICK u. FOSIEA
MORTIMER w HAMILTON PELE0 HALL,
DENNING DUER, ROBERT ). HONEt
JOHN STEWARD, j., SAMUEL y HOFFMAN,
ROBERT b. MINTURS, GEORGE w klO0SL
REUBEN WITHERS, j. p GIRAUD FOsTbk,
EDWARD C. CENTER, JOHN A. o. ohAf'
NEwYopx Jan. II, ls8
Ybs Trustees Of this Company have this day declared 10 co.
fonity with their Charter dividend Of -FOUR AND TIME
QUARTERS PER CENT their Capital STOCK payaNs -
demand to the Stockholders. In cash sld scnp u,,,
And also further dividend Of TWENTY fEh ohNrPF
able in scrip the assured Policies Issued by TINS OoS
Which have terminated within the Gsca ending 80
December last. -
The Charter Of this Company provides that ssr psyeS
terest TO the shareholders the rate Of SEVEN PER CEN
PER ANNUM the remaining profits are TO be annually
yided between the Policy holders IN scrip bearing nefss
which scrip be paid OF uat the net ptonn toIeus
with the Capital Stock, shsh exceed ONE hlbiJoN W
DOLLARS -.
This Company establishes agencies but nslres sssnHm
al over United States through respectable houses m
sty. ROBERT ,. HONE. Prssssse
DuscMF p. CURRY, Secretary.
Esw.York, March !, 1885.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10

AT b0etOn tn JOurHu sal5.
at has been difficult 10 sustain the slight advances
demanded FOR money for several days pas and at the
close Of last week the market turned more decidedly in
favor Of borrowers. There s but limited inquiry for
discoun. outside Of the Banks, and the amount Of