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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-25
HIGHIY IMPORTANT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid,
~ tho eaieSt Improvement discovered, savinl
labor end expense in washing Clothing and liouSe Clean
iug. Linens and ColtUHS washed by this Fluid will he
wher aud softer han than il hIcacheI TIE grass.
WARR not TO injUfe the iabIiC Every lady 5
satisfy herself U;at uiut, by soakuga Picr LOtioG
Linrpm the Fluid ui. strength, tor % hours which
wilccarly SHOW that it ms; he pa ely harmless, wien
dilute with gallons ~ wafer 10 ia pin' uf G!d.
The Chinese washing FiuI,t is worth ;iiee tile
single sxpelce which VIII buy enough IOg large lsmy
washing, which be done III Ur hours.
I'D sold b. the subscriber, who mas late
ly purchased the right fOT OHIO rOunyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
Aug9 No 26, UuionSt.. whcrli... Va
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4 NluARS! CITAKSI!-
" 1000 Gilt cigars;
5000 PriucaJDs Ci=ars;
5000 Apollo 90
5000 +: Dorado DO
3000 Washington LOnument cigars;
5000 Plucj!as do
1909 Havana do
5000 Iicia CRUZ Principe do
SDc0 Rcga!ia do
% aoXcs5 ID. lump Tobacco;
81 do J 3b. do dn
Just received aud fOr sale by
Oct3I wM. LAUCHLIN.
Il00 LES. wool Iwhei
lOOO iOH1 lbs bToHlu
100 dOJ. bed cords and plough lines;
. reels hen. pind Mari.Ia bed cord;
10 COtlvG. CO'hcs inesj
20 !OZ trUU; Ines;
90 coils I;atter Rore:
100 pair Yavi aud Skf Oars;
~ !iUat FOes.
e TarpauiiNS, drag and awnings, hand and
made to order al The Coragc Store, Of Water and
nrio CHNS II. BERRY
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HpY RAILROAD DIREC n e.. ssa EEssgsagsEssgsssg
n H.I<S4 {ksA

A - Ia-.5
Time between Warrington and Wheeling ~ hoars Running
tins oetwsen Washington and Cincinnati q hours. ..=
fAfnsn ff faa % r ~ q ABa'hns0n'
having greatly improved its Western connections oers the
esf 70 travellers between Washington Baltimore
The connection betwsel the trains from
bound West from Baltimore ,aaway promptly made the Wash
Baltimore Ths ons rharEe between Washing
and the Ohio rive Bgsass checked wheeling
tic Washington station. aud rsehecked and Transferred with
the without charge for those holding through
points bsyond The eonnena tan leave Washuston daily
A. M ana ~ p NJ On Sundays the htter hour only.
Az Wheeling direct connsco made with the rains OF the
rai Ohio Railroad Running from Belas The oh Wheel
through Cambridge. znssylls and Newan, Colmbas
snddky Railroad r sandFsky Toledo DeiIoi Chicago, ST.
Columbus The Railroad With ans
Of the Little Miami Railroad to 2ena, Cncinna louisville,
AZ Aena ton Lite Miami Raroad( connection formed with the
Passengers holding through Memphis vekstur
Chez New oren which Washing
Cincinnati eahes the Ohio Tickets 10. Evans
vile, Cairo and st Louis sod by thisroute "a
For Cleveland Cleveland Toledo, Detroit
tickets sold when the Ohio navsabe between Wheeling
Msyi Gorty mlss) where connection with the CLEVELAND
are requested TO notice at while this is the oaly route
ading through tickets Arlington. the
ehor needy and direct TO all the eag
great West; This distance Washington
msa being seoatl om!es shdrer than otherropte.
No bQ Coiuhbeg s e5 paytpn sib5Q Cnnpat $6 Lonsse
III b0 Cselgnd $i2 i6 10 edo Detroit
2e u and $s 60 ST. Louis S and $as Memphis New Or
leans, S3l, etc. - sf' : - =
For and HarpsrsFer Marnburg Berkeley Springs
Cnberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland
passsngtr mary leave Waahng.on az a. PM For the
minor Way stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
FOR the tan TO and from Baltimore Annapolis, etc., special
g so further inormaiio through tickets apply toTHos.
JOHN H DONE,
80. - Master Of Transportation,
+ic2t Baltimore Chic RniiroAd.
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First District Pound
WMI AS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
y wv AIDES street; near Triton Walk as estrays-s
One black Female Kid.
One yellow Female Kid, with black feet
One black and white Kid, with yellow neck
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex
pensss thereon paid, will be sold public auction
said pound, ON SATURDAY, tho 25th instant, sat IL
O'Clock A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, August II, 1856
IL etc conduit BUREAU des epavss du Premier Dis
4 srlct, rue Dryades, pres de IN Promenade Triton
CONNIE epaves- 5&
Uu Chevrsu nor.W
I'm Chevrau jsune ayant les peds noirs
I'm Chevrau blanc ct nor ayant ls cou jaune.
81 les dts aniInaux pas reclames dix jours
ct les depenses payees lis seront vendus rencher
pubique, dit depot, 6AMED1, la 25 du courant il
heures A. M, AUG 8. PHELPS,
Cemmissaire des Rues.
Nouyelle Orleans, lie IA Aout 1855. . anl5 20 25
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Pol,ea y.;lz seoond Distrio.=

Police. Jail, Second District.
EKTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the 4th
wv inst.l the negro girl MARY ANN lis 4 feet 9 in.
ches high no apparent marks Says she beongs to Mr.
O. Saliva living in the parish of ST. Bernard The owner
is requested to call claim said slave according to
q. BLANCHARD Keeper City Police Jail e
view orleans, August &, 1886. ap7 l5t
"EAs brought to the City Police Jaii on the 9th
Wv inst, the negro boy LEVY; is fest 10 fnches
high has mark cut the right foot Says he belongs
to Mr. Hayde, of the parish Of ST. John the Baptist
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave &C.
'eording to law. PLsNCHARD, -
,sz.r-t Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August O. 1855. au7 lot
NKTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the 10Th
wv July the mulatto boy ION is 5 feet 81 inches
high about 81 to 22 old has scar across the nose
front teeth out Says he belepgsto Mr. Edmund Gay,
residing in st. Louis, Mo- The owner is requested to
call and claim said slave according to law. {.
E BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August l, 1855 \, au2 I'm
NM7As brought to the City Police Jail, on the 18th
Wv November, 1854 the negro boy SAM is 8 feet Q
inches high and 90 years old Says hs belongs to
Mr. D. shoty, on Ghande, living near Cool Spring, in
Livingston Parish La The owner is requested to call
and claim said slave according to law
$& E. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August l, 1s55, au2 I'm
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COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE j
City of New Orleans, May L. 1856
M RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
vertisement in the ofcial jenrnal that in accordauc
with the ninth sectonof ordinance No l442 appreyes
March So 1854, the Council will pay any bill agans
the City unless contracted under authority of ordt
from the Comptroller, in accordance with the ornsrc,
referred to- (Signed) Il. L. TRACY, ~
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
q [SignedI i, IL. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April rs, 1855
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and of th
public Is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
( .z=.5- a. 0. DE BUYS,
my19 tt Comptroller. City Of New Orleans.
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CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, \
City of New Orleans, August Ia, 1855.
No. 23l6 |
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and he ia hereb,
rzed 10 SELL after five days notice in the oficia
Journal the contract for fitting the various election
approval of the adjudication of he,contraet. @ )
[Sgnedl GERARD STTTH
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fsgnedj JOHN CULBERfsoN,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen
Approved August 8, 1856
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given ,that on MONDAY, the 2On
inst, will adjudicate at my office, i2 o'clock Nj
the above contract. o. DERUYS,
aul4 81 Comptroller
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NEW YORK astIaa.s AND tRIEEss Ia %

On SUNDAYS, only one Express Train al $40 Z. AZ
On ard after Monday May 1s 1885, further notice. pas
trains will leave the at foot of Duane street. follows
yEi--ss4 t+GHSH'rtZ -
DuNKIRK EXPRESS, at A. NJ. for Dunkirk,
II BUFFALO EXPRESS, ct a. M. for Buffalo. :
MAUI, at s:i6 A N for Duhhrk Buffalo, intermediate
stations by hia sh will snnin night oswego
and proceed the ne It p6-ping.
R0CKLAND PASSENGER, p NJ (rom the Chambers
pt eet FiermoDt. for Snhan stations
WAY PASSEh GER at r. IL. for Nepburgh and OtisyIIe
and intermpiiate stations. m "
NIGHT EXPRESS, nj $50 P, M. for Duukirk Buffalo,
EaGRAaT, e M for snnkrk and Buffalo,
!
WAY EXPRESS at NJ for Dutkrk aud Buffalo, and inter
mediate Stations "N5 f5@*4 F'3 7S
These Expzes Trains Elmira with he Emra
Fails Raoad Buffalo and Dunkrk wi
lhe Lake Shore Railroad for eveland Cnrn5a Toledo
Chiengo st and with as splendid Steamers ports
lake Erie. A-f =
mysl IT DC. McdALLuM General sppsrntsndant.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-

n
come sticky any GimatsThs largest and bssl assortment
tt can BE- found in thin other end at prices which vii
Among be fonnd
drab and black weighing only apost
Covers Piano Nursery cioh Bsing Packing Hoae.
sic and oner aficle in the ne ahossa,e
elsewhere, they suitable aas
other manufacturers. ROGERS q WYCKOFF,E
(Successors to H. II. Day) 80 Courtiaud ST.,
mysl Manufacturers kind Of Rubber GSoass
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OOMPTROLLER'S OFFICE. \
City ofNew 0rleaus, Angus. IA, 1855.
Ne 2342 I M"=4
Rssolrsd, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
requested 10 resell to the highest bidder after Ave day
notice in the Official Journal The Dredge Boai, ogele
WIN appdrteahces attached thereto, SAID sale TO b.
subject 10 the approval OF the Common Council
[signed] - 6RRAkD SETH,
President pro tenn, Board pf Assistant Aldermen.
IA 'SGSgnedl JOHN CULBERTsON,
Presidsnt pro tenn of the Board Of Aldermen
Approved August s, 1855.
ESignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Msyor
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY. the 2Ou
ifs will adjudieate al my office, at IL o'clock, nj
the ABOVE DredgeBoai, DE. o. DEBUYS,
aul4 81 Comptroller.
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Third District Pound.
ANTAS brought to the Third District Pound, No. 50
wv Elysian Fields, as estrsys-
Que white Male Goat with yellow spots.
One red Female Goat.
Two black and white spotted Female Goats
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
peuses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound, MONDAY the 2Q1h inst inst, at at O'Clock
r. NJ. AUG :, PHELPS,
New Orleans August Q, 1856.
HI a ete conduit au Depot des EpaYes siu Trosieme
q District, No. so rue dss Chsmps Elysees, CONNIE
Une Ohevre rouge 9Fz- q NF' e.
Deux Chevres tachetees noir ct blanc g. = 8
81 les dts anmaux sont pas recames dams dix jours
at les depsnses payees lis vendus enchere pnb
oue. au dit depot, LUNDI, le 20 du eourant heure
P. NJ. AUG s. PHELPS,
rsE Commiasaire des Rues
Nouvelle Orleans, ls Aout 1856. auio is 70
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asURL YOUR HAIR-KRoLLERIoN -

Recsp for making hs celebrated Compound atey
ato Ais oount viii be seut By the aubbsr
unite3 Canada, ONE DOLLAR. The KR0LLERION
M e wave the hair the nea beautiful
hsvng the and uncouh looking hR
ats M moa The This artes Ths grednts will
o cost 10 csr and with this receipt
good n rspsc shat aod ss bote Preferred
package o krceion ready made Will be free psg
the facpL with directions preparngit liquid form full
dizeciona fqr nns Bend all ssters. post paid to
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Coldspring Fire Brick.
FFNHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS have
Of late been ppch improved In their
sale Ia eonfd that they will give uaiatacfiSh.
This for the bTsk Of 1884,
improved Of 1855 ss0ato s3s HAahuD 4 Moody
No. So srsetN Newt laApr.
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JOS SEPH Fly,
2U CAMP STREET, ~
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
| FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AMI

r. w 5' STAPLE. GOODS,
No 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel Nec Orleans
Respectfully invite the attention Retail
purchasers to his VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS freshly
mported and constantly supplied rotghout the year
SHELL COMBS Shell and Buffalo Combs, every
= and
BRusEsof description, of his manufacture
lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET AR Peumsry Hair Pine, ,Pona-
tum, Fancy Soaps, etc. sg5Sss
FINE FANS PURSES Boxes Portable Dess
together with endless variety OF Poeohnaies,
= alyle and shape, aud at unuaualIy prices.
GUNS PISTOLS Kniye cos Wanes Revolving Pistols
SCISSORS Rhzo Life passrver Fishing Reels Tackle
every variety, to sun the most determined angler. !
A TCHES, JE W ELRY,
Inc STOCK In this ine consisting of the T. T.
and zeal Joseph Johnson with OF Swiss
aud English LEVERS with large stock of fine
Jewey have selected great BY F.
ROBERTS, the
been exclusively fer canh
Every article warranted money refund ed
Watches JeweirS etc. carefully Repaired and warranted
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TRANSPORTATION FROM CHARLES
! SYsPEPsIA POSITIVELY @OUKED.-DI

a. y BEeKWiPHs ANTtDYsPErTro FILLS, after q trial oi
aud snstansd testiona iroH
sss gai.sd s9ss 4 now admitted 70 Be ~ BEST ANTI
per Mora bozea have been disposed Of
They with the and each
heretofore The
man, physician tbs
bp he has pambers o them ,ea.yns ths Language
their Yrtus such Rt Rov w. Green,
miss7Ppii Rt Key Bishop Fresman Rev. VIM MePhssss D.
" Raleigh N c Hon. Geo. p Badger Senator 81 Rt Rev
Hon Beverly fucker; W Prss,on C. nia.
o rsense, Hon. John Henderson, late .. 8.
a hoat ofEmlRr peYsonpKeg.
o Newrieann by JAS Syme G. N. AiorHon f. B. Wheel
o M r. D Beach, Bnagh nndby Drugsists
N9ne gennna whoa written BECk
WITH Nj. D. PeoraOurg, Va, please apply
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Several unhappy Know Nothings bore aioft,
i'm the PROFESSION the ugly physiognomy Of the
/ editor of the Journal. He never Was SO upinted
before democrat sos 54s3is 70 s nj. {s57.
Perhaps if you ever consummate the treason
! able purposes that you seem occasionally to
| cherish, you may find your uglier physiegnomy
uplifseis in a manner far less agreeable and
honorable. [Louisvills journal.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

/ NI EWs 0RLEANS, OpE- - ssse E-asssssssass
1 y LoUsAs AND GREAT WEST 80 ~
ERIN RAELH6sD.
suMMER ARR RANG MENT.
FaAEnngera Itan to and en haapsehe
gersnte ceoek A ~ H tafoafehe Crossing II
b. Returning leaves croeaing O'clock p NJ and
arrives at Agiefs AT 8 O'Clock I. M 3.s n
SPECIAL TRAINS.
specBl Ttpn win Saturday afternoon nj
o'cook, Mpnda Crossing al
Jceck A. NJ, arriving 6igiers a1I0 osssask A. III.
Exeurion Tiekets, day.w be sued
eysfy lay as follows- il
To bayou Observation-Disclosures 9s.
To L4fcTieha Cfoahibg.....
E4 The Train the
deslroua of getting snd of at that point.
+ .Ingi1 y F5 j. BtSE6ER, vcs Presdent
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= YELLow FEyER,-We are sorry to learn that
this disease has made its appearance in our
parish Miss Vinson, aged about sixteen years,
daughter Of Mr.. Stokley Vinson, of Bayou Sale,
returned home from school, on the last trip of
the Swiney, and was shortly afterwards takens
sick. The disease proved to be yellow fevers
attended with black yomit, and she died on
Monday last. How she contracted the disease :
is not satisfactorily known. She had been at
school in Glinton, and it is said that either while
stopping at the hotel at Bayou Sara, or inme-
dately before her arrival there, case OF yell #8
low fever had terminated fatally. Another ac-
count says that there were two cases occurred
on the boat, and that the sick remained on board
until they reached St Martinsville.5 Thsse, are
the current reports and as such, give them
We.have also heard that The father Of the
Young lady is dangerously ill, but whether the
disease is the sans or not appears TO be mat.
ter of doubt. A stranger who eame to buy
property took sick at Pattersonvile and died
bother cases throughout the parish are also res
ported. r.
We understand that petition is in circula-
ton requesting our Town Council 10 establish q
quarantine, the Police Jury having refused to
make itea parochial affair. Our town is.snow
pariectly healthy, We believe, aud we hops that
such precau ionary measures may be adopted
as shall be deemed necessary for its pressrya-
ton, [Franklin tSt. Nary Planters Banner,
9th inst. ,5az a9
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0 Ia.53a -s.sS-s q.s=7z4
GERTIFI Els.

oERTIFIGATEs.
Nav o.I:ass =: 3; gS.ss. ss.,cs In hlsE; ssss
3 a s The e sss asas asps s % e H.
sprins These a5s aay maintained foy
rsps
5 q ia
s. ss s spsA a Il Sss
- NEW oRlRsss, sarch sth lss5. 4
sss i II % ssS
Ps ,' sssis s. if.'
spsSy s shs
Rasssssegs assdsrs,
sfi'a ~ sra ss
NEW ORLEANS, opELo oUsAs and GREAT
" e. ass sss sssss
e. s Nss and Win @ Norm and
4'o4 ''AiIIe HoIbsN's STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
e. GsTas
spse yalaaslss and Morsh,nsas e dsspsp
s ss iaa RHs II Il ssss ssslss s ssRSs Ss!s;assr
A orders Nsw Orleans The Interior muns
atJesph Bai6a Iso Old Leves viii prompt
ExPKass Once q Camp stree. ssly
BAYOU M & House. and
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
ts In connection with the above there ExPREss the
GER their Daggass delivered as directed with pronphesa
a9iif STARR s. JONES, odce IS Camp street.
TRANSPORTATION FROM CHARLES
d. TOM s. o.. TO MONTGOMERY ALA Until further notice.
the foM Charleston s. Co. Montgomery, Aa will
be na ioows =
foot 25 hats bonnet furniture,
claa per s anoe
paints,
dates and spta tgrpes in casks cot
lard tobacco eaher, hides copper
steel sheet and hoop iron machinery coils and
lead, liquor, orookery in crates and casks
relative pmen Of goo Charleston,
Tennessee Aabam
App plieation to HENRY YONGE.
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I AT EW ORLEANS, JACK fsssss- Essy l-sggEgssssss
l. a ,soN AND GREAT NORTH EsN st
hAR6AD Depot Caope street corner Clara eef
the NssY nasin. - -' - 49, : -
fASSEe ER TRAIN daily fsyka miles Orleans
bscE Leaves tho at Nj; Ia
reaches &ew Orleans az p IL Passen
al sdiatek ktatIone
f4RKThse per mile wsy Children and servan.s
al
FREIGHT TRAIN from tbs City and
stSons Luetdav, Thursday and Saturday, NJ
oayAs
VI sdnsAiAy Friday, q A
TEX
SYKA and back, will bs sold for Two Dcllars.
~ Ssaaen IicEsts issued APPLICATION
led SEQ. H. HAZLEHUEST,
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GsREnT CENTRAL .EX- - ~. &C.

/ A hEdT CER1RAL IEA- Erl1 &sA rrSfys p
%N PRESS AND Mall ROUTE, 8@N& %a&$ -
New Orleans to sll points Month and East. =
5gBlHILLIEOLS CENTRAL RAILROAD
5 Summer Arrangement. .
Day Chicago Time from Cairo to Me-
YORK, Gny houfH egif, Thiry DIarn r
~ find tbs the chpapeAt
ble Route every respect.
Paapge New Orleans daily O'Clock
Tor Cairo cenrecting wi hoB Central Railroad Gsena
Bne, points
Upper MisnHaippi and Missouri ri sta.s
Chicago, Che Illinois Central
for all the Eastern Cities Ietret Ningara Fa
New York. Boston, Phiadephia, Baiiinef
Also from Choago, BY the NdW Albany Salem Railroad
Louisville, Cincinnati, all Poinks Indiana Ohio.
At Niagara Falls M
Quebec, Saratoga Syringe White
Through for all
the CompaIy Office No.. ~ st. Charles 81.
Chares Hotel NewOreAns W. Il. REDDINg,
my2St <-' Agent Illinois Central Railroad
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NOTICE To CARPENTERse AND BuII.n

Psysss sssrdpS Haus agd saps supplied
se nS.iee quantity and he he quality
Also FORMED BEEF and TONGUES, SALT PORK, and every
other article in their line, at market prices
~ An esdes prompily attended tos {ssss +t z mJu
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n
Huh., nh sundries for repairs, elc., approved
~ SaP.' Moyah IN May, lo55... .........S 10
vnes, 4sh Distfei, from August Isl. 1854 ..5a
10 May Est, ls55-9 months. al 4 10 90 90
~ lsignedl GERARD srpPH
President pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen
[signedl EDW. III DUREIL
President pro tem, Board Of Aldermen.
aui6 tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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[signed] GERARD STIrH.
Presideptpro. tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl EDR. IL. DURELL,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Approved August IA 1856
lSignsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
aul5 true copy THos THEARD, Sec'y
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tsasyneJ aoes,aasE 3 sgn& i7s,saI9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
ARRIVAL 0e THE EMPIRE CITY,
WITH THE
California Mails and Over q Million and
aQuarter in Gold Dust.
INTERESTING FROM EwGRANApA.
The American COnsala Panama Struck IIis Flng
&c., &C., DC,

The United States mail steamship Empire City, II.
Windle commander, arrived yesterday at O'Clock r. NJ
from Aspnwal having left that port Oct O. at II p H.,
with the United States mails, S44 passengers, and
81 as5sa2 80 in treasure, (eceived from Pacific Mail
Steamship Cos. steamer Sonora which left SAN Francisco
Sept 20, and arrived at Panama Oct. 81
The Empire City experienced heavy weather the first
half OF the passage. On her outward trip se arrived ut
Asrinwah at r. NJ. Sept 20 and her passengers sailed
om Panama on the afternoon Of the 3oth in the steamer
Golden Gate
The passengers that left New York on the Empire Cty
August 20, and went up the Golden Age were all
lar ded 10 good health in San Francisco on the morning OF
the 18th September In addition to the treasure brought
by the Empire City, the Sonora also had TOR England
sc2l ,os2 o. ond for Panama 81, ,377 So
The United States steamer Massachusetts was in Aca
puco on the 23d ul to sail for San Juan Panama
and Valparaiso.
Hied on board the Empire City. Oct 8, of epilepsy,
Jean Eap'te Cordier native of France aged % years.
The steamship III Dorado sailed for Havana In CON-
pany with the Empire City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

Hrs. DuAieIi, nte Kate wenyss commenced an sa-
gsseent Mt tia theatre e Moniay evening, In the pst
OF Jcse Shore md last night she scfsi Evsdne In ths
la,e AR. shiels play Of tist The play ncves
fsvo-sse OF ours does {, be with the pahlc
ms the hou.c wps nut thny ATTENDED,. Mrs. Dunied 10
the best actress ht has ap,~arei the Bowery boar
for many day. We know q Atc- cau actress supc-
rior TO Ter in eloc,,ion, szi IN Frocc Hs lnl,h a.
style. Indscd, cannot remember, ns. at prsscnt,
her equal n those -~spects. She -orsrtimea too
cold, and aeemed To be affected dlsAsrouAy by tAs
thin and unsymra seiic asaience We cannot
Ay much f,- her SUI poricrs. There soo mush
pu0plng and Nraning f,v effect without guiniag. Ths
s,y,e Of acting which rrent ~ the Bcwcsy 3, fsr b.
hias the sprls Of the ess Whist techn,saiiy called
"r,1ose," Is hsrily attended 10, and hs psseu
larry required - such 81 srefu aud elaborate wsvta
Ey1ane." We DO not Ia siate 70 say that 80 sssel's
ecgs n lines saysgcy ardcri a tho novcfy last
night. Mrs. Daa ssds spec shcs cptve a ti~ Sta
tues the Afh ct were Will delivered but hsrv sss
menda Non must c,i. Mrs, puHlea plays hsysnA, II
'Thc snc," this wUipg. With Mr.. Johnston. ~ ~.
Pierre, ,ad SIR. Prizes ~ Leona-so.